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The IMcatxjk Herald, SPORTS Baseball Racing Automobiles VOLUME 31. NO. 354. DECATUR: ILLINOIS, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1912 TWENTY PAGES. PRICE 5 CENTS.

week, with Wiley Custer, and W. S. Webber. Custer won the four-year-old and under pace in taking Baseball in Brief Most Successful Baseball Club Pana Has Ever Produced BITTER DOSE FORM CUBS me neavy ena oi a purse oi uu. vv.

S. Webber won the- 2:16 pace after a heated brush which required seven heats. Th6 purse in. this race was also 4UU. TODAVS GAMES.

National Leacne. American Lrtjrue. No (tames cheduledWashingr at Chicago Phlladcl at Loun X. York at Cleveland Boston at Detroit YESTERDAY'S RKSLXT8. National lXMrue.

American Leaf" KNOX MERCILESS Phillies Win Twice Taking First Boston 13; Cincln ZlCleve jor Phlladel Chicago 21 Detroit Boston 1 PhlUutel 5 Chicago 3 St Louis 4 OPENING GAM By Rally in- Eighth 3 to 2. Urook 12: St. Louis 0 American AMOclatloa Lincoln 3 Topeka 2 St Paul 5: Kan City Kt. Jo 12; Sioux SILoulav 11; Indlanap 1 GALESBURG. Sept.

21 Knox col Denvr wicnua 'i -Omaha Moines Milwau-Mlnneap. rain lege won the first football game of DOOIN'S HAND BROKEN National Learne American lUaaw the season today by defeating Gales-burg high school by a score of 46 to i. at aa clt RMtnn 45 .68 0. Knox used twenty-seven men In the contest. Cblcaro .85 58 ss K6 Phlladel ..70 70 .50 ,.9 75 .47 fiS 7 .472 SPRINGFIELD DEFEATS Cincinnati 7Z 71 Phlladelph .67 74 St.

Loula ..59 S4 .413,1 leveland Ex-Ray Reveals Fracture Giants With Tesreau on Mound Best Pirates. ..48 92 .343 nu.i.lm Kfi Loula BEARDSTOWN, 41 TO 7 SPRINGFIELD. SeDt, 21 Springfield .48 92 .840 Boston 46 SS lr UAITRfl. a n-v. entertained opened the football season today by defeating Beardstown High, 41 to 7.

It was a walk-away for the locals, who held Beardstown to a blank score until the last Quarter, when the visitors Airs. r. a. the members of Modern Prlscllla Club In her home In Mt. Zton Friday fff- noon.

Eleven guests were prccu afternoon was passed in fancy needle i i aAA 1 Mwlnff club. scored their only touchdown. Sterne-man, left, and Lawless, right halfback, starred for Springfield. The locals counted six touchdowns, and Lawless Refreshments of pineapple Ice and cake were servea. kicked goal after each touchdown.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 21 Chicago was defeated in two games here to-dav, to 2 and 5 to 3. Philadelphia won the first game in the eighth Inning after two men were out on a ingle by Luderus. a pass to Knabe and Doolan's double.

In the second (tame Lavender was hit hard in the Mrlv innings. Manager Dooin, of Philadelphia, who was Injured by a tip off Bresnahan's bat. in a eame vestorday. had his hand put under the X-Ray today and It was found that he has a bone fracture. Poores: First game: THE 1812 BASEBALL CLl'B OF PAXA.

The club won 26 out of 36 games during the season. It Is a strictly independent aggregation and will end its 'season with a battle against the Cincinnati Reds Thursday, October 3. NW CHAMPIONS Innings ...12345678 9 R. H. E.

Chicago ...000 1 0001 0 2 10 1 Pblla 0 0100002 3 8 0 2:08 pace, 2 in purse $1000: Dr. Burns, b. by Dr. Burns (Rob-lee), fiiet; Edward B. (Valentine) second; George W.

Newton, (Parker), third. Best time 2:08. Your Ideas of a by the local bowlers within two or three weeks are good. The first return of the winter crop of pin-artists was noticed last week on local alleys, and the old Come Across league will probably be revived early in the season this year. A meeting will probably be called at the Come Across alleys about Oct.

1, to start the season off. I Batteries Cheney and Archer; and Killifer. Second game: Chirago. Philadelphia. WALLOPJILLETT ABHOAEI ABHOAE.

Fall Suit or Overcoat OlPasket cf 4 1 0 fh-k If 0 0 OlMagee If 4 2 1 SULLIVAN SWAMPS a Tinktr ii r.lmra 3b 4 1 0 fal.r lb 4 2 12 Evers 2b 4 1 4 Ty Cobb Retires With Injured Mil rf 4 1 1 Luderu lb 3 1 12 Knabe 2b 3 1 3 Doolan ss 4 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 3 0 4 0 2 0 3 1 Dodge 3b 3 0 0 Klllif 3 17 PRACTICE GAME TO BE PLAYED TODAY Decatur Athletics Reinforced by Three New Heavies to Meet Indians. Willim or 2 Archer 1 rotter 3 Knee in One-sided Melee at Detroit. 0 0 0 0 Seaton 3 1 1 LOVINGTON TEAM Utven Totals 31 8 27 15 3 .1 0 iGood, whatever that may be, has been antici: pated in our stocks. You '11 find every design and pattern here that- is correct in High Grade Clothing, at $15 to $36.50 matter, especially In the backfleld. The center and left end positions are to be filled from a choice of several good men.

Mr. Beneke has some ideas about the backfield that he will work out next week. There are many candidates for positions back of the line: Devore, Threlkeld, McWnerter, J. Mount. Staugh.

Coberly, Conner, Large and File. The performances of these men next week will decide the positions. Wednesday and Thursday regular practice games will be held between the firsts and the scrubs. Friday signals will be run through and Saturday afternoon the team will test its strength against Sullivan. The lines will be put on the field as soon-as possible and Coach Beneke wants to get the men practiced up on the klckoff and touchback and other features of tne game that can not be brought out otherwise.

compIeteIeven racesatjetroit Entire Program Finished Through Special Effort in Running Off Events. DETROIT. Sept. 21 Boston hit Totals 32 4 24 16 1 sBatted for Lavender in ninth. Innings 12 3456789 Chicago 0-01 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 Philadelphia ....0 1 2 1 1 0 0 0 5 Willett freely today, Detroit gave a ragged fielding exhibition and the new champions won, 11 to 4.

Cobb's injured knee caused him to retire in the eighth inning. Score: Detroit. ABHOAEI ABHOAE. Buah. SB Hoper rf 5 Corrid 3b Runs Paskert.

Magee, Knabe, Seaton. Zimmerman, Saier. Archer. Two base hit Paskert, Doolan. Stolen bases R.

Miller. Knabe. Double plavs Seaton, Killifer, Luderus; Evers. Tinker. Saier.

Left on bases Chicago 7: Philadelphia 6. Struck out by Lavender Seaton 5. Umpires Johnstone and Eason. Plant 3 4 4 4 0 Ferka 2b 5 Bpeak cf 3 Lewis If 5 Craw rf Cobb cf Gard 3b 5 Jones cf OlVeach If 4 0Loudn 2b 4 1 1 3 1 xCady lb 0 Bugle, lb 5 THBcumna shop "Cornet Apparel for Onsl lb 4 1 15 Krug, as 5 SULLIVAN, Sept. 21 Sullivan administered a second crushing defeat to the Lovington football team here today, winning 91 to 0.

It was Sullivan's 21st. successive victory in the last three seasons. The lineups: SULLIVAN LOVINGTON Wolfe, Hill, Bowers Pifer. rt. Wood Bristow, Lucas, lg rg, Wacaser Butler, Wood Burns, rg lg, Foster Martin, rt -'It, Briney Smith.

re --le, Prewitt Hill, Wolfe, qb Reynolds Lee, Davis, lhb rhb, Hefter Martin, fb fb, Schoutt Miller, McDavid, rhb lhb, Harrison MYERS HAS FINE WEEK AT ALEDO 2 11 0 0 Thorns 5 Collins 4 i Onsl 4 2 1 Willett 4 0 0 TESREAU BESTS CAMNITZ IN CLOSE PITCHERS DUEL 315-317 N. Water St Totals 42 14 27 8 2 Totals 35 9 27 16 4 Innings A practice game will be played today at the Athletics' football park on North Water street, between the Athletics, and the Decatur Indians, a new independent football bunch, organized in the east end by Charley Dressen. The Athletics have been practicing every evening the past week, and a list of permanent men for the eleven, and substitutes will be announced by Coach. Maxey" this week for the opening game with Monticello, next Sunday. Wiley Bowman.

vLeslie Fredericks and Jake Morganstein of the defunct Socials, have joined the Athletics squad, and" wilV make a bid for berths. Cory of last year's Socials Js also out for a guard position. The Decatur Indians are on the lookout for games, and have announced the following lineup: H. Dressen, le: Cooney, It; Johnson, lg; Eggler, Morse, rg; Goodpasture, rt: Curran, re; C. Dressen.

qb; Wise, Ihb; Koehler, ff; McKee, rhb. BOWLING ACTIVITIES ARE ONCE MORE BEGINNING Boston ...1 23456789 ...0 0142112 011 ..0000002.2 0 4 Detroit Runs Hooper. Yerkes. Speakers, 3: N'EW YORK, Sept 21 New Tork defeated Pittsburgh here today. 2 to 1, in the first game of the series, Tes-rtau besting Camnitz in a piteSSVs tittle.

Wagner scored Pittsburg's onlv run in the sixth, when he singled with two out, stole second and third and tame home on Meyers' wild throw to third. Score: Pittohnrg. New York. Lewis, Gardner, Engle, Krug, Collins. Corriden, Crawford, Veach, E.

Onslow. Two base hits J. Onslow. Three base hit Crawford. Home runs Sneaker.

Crawford. Stolen bases Ab a c. B' rne 3b 4 1 arey If 3 1 Hooper, Krug. Double play Bush to Loude. E.

Onslow. Struck out by Collins Willett 2. Umpires Oloughlin and McGreevy. 0 0 1 2 0 4 3 0 -1 16 1 1 0 Devore If 4 OiDoyle 2b 4 OlSnodg cf 4 OJMurry rf 4 lMerk lb 3 OlShafer 3b' 2 OjMyers 2 iBurns 0 Mvers, the Decatur trainer, won two races in the county fair harness events at Aledo, 11L, the past Pfinlin rf 4 Vaanr as 4 Miller lb 4 Wllion cf Rutler 2b 3 Gibann 3 Camn CRABB HOLDS HITS Prospects of league being organized DOWN BUT LOSES 0 Wilson 0 Fletch ss 1 Tesreau 3 Totala 31 6 24 8 1 CLOTHING SPECIALISTS ST. LOUIS, Sept.

21. St. Louis won from Pniladelphia today, 4 to 3. Today's victory enabled St. Louis to climb out of the last place in the league standing.

Score: Totala 27 7 27 17 xRan for Myers in seventh. Innings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Philadelphia 00010020 0 3 15 4 St. Louis ...0 0.0 2 1 0 1 0 4 7 0 Innings ,.1 2 3 4 5 6 718 9 Pittsburg 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 Xew York 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 Runs Murrav. 2: Wagner. Two base hit Doyle.

Three base hit Doyle. Home run Murray. Stolen bases Wagner, 2. Base on balls Off Camnitz, 1. Struck out By Tesreau, by ''amnitz, 4.

Umpires Klem and Orth. Batteries Crabb and Lapp; Baum-gardner and Stephens. GREEN RECRUIT WINS IN DEBUT WITH NAPS CLEVELAND, Sept. 21. Cleveland defeated New York in ten innings to-dav.

5 to 4. Brenner, a Wisconsia league recruit, pitched g6od ball. Score: BROOKLYN POUNCES ON LUCKLESS CARDINALS DETROIT, Sept. 21-An early start and quick action in getting the fields away at the state fair track made it possible to finish the week's Grand Circuit program this afternoon. Seven full races were completed and in addition, the final heat ol the 2:09 trot which came over from Friday was run off.

Myrtle Grannett took the deciding heat of the 2:09 trot. Both Funny Crank and Jack London broke badly and never had a chance to win. Amy won the 2:20 trot after five stirring heats. Ethel trailing the field to the head of the stretch in the first round came with a rush on the outside and won with ease. After that her bad acting undoubtedly cost her first money.

"Pop" Geers won his only purse of the week when he drove Early Thicker to victory in the 2:10 pace. The handsome gelding had it all his own way in each heat. Earl. took the free for all in straight heats without any difficulty. Helen Stiles in the 2:07 trot, Nutline in the 2:16 trot.

John Hube in the 2:13 pace and Dr. Burns, in the 2:08 pace had things practically all their own way and won as they pleased. The track dried out today, but was still a trifle slow. Summary. trot.

2 in purse $1000 (3 heats Friday) Myrtle Granett, blk. m. by Granett (McDonald), won; Jack London, (Murphy) second: Funny Crank (Jones) third. Best time trot; 3 in purse J1000 Amy, b. m.

by Moko, (Cox) first: Lord Guy-ton, second; Bon Zolock, (Garrison), third. Best time 2:12 pace, 2 in 5, purse $1000 Early Thacker, b. g. by Early Reaper (Geers), first: Princess Paten (Gray) second: Jay Patch (Nuckols), third. Best time pace' 2 in 3: purse J1000 Earl g.

by The Earl (Powell), first; The Eel, (McEwen), second; Sir R. (Murphy), third. Best time 2:06. 2:07 trot, 2 in 3: pursa J1000 Helen Stiles, b. m.

by Sidney Dillon (Durfee), first; Nancy Royce (McCarthy), second; Baron May. (Cov) third. Best time 2:09. 2:16 trot. 3 in purse Nut-line ch g.

by Greatest Line (Harrison), first; Doctor Wilkes Miss Davis, (Lassell) third. Best time 2:12. Pace, 3 in purse J1000 John Hube, b. g. by Ed.

Hannah (Ray) first; Fern Hal (McPherson), second; (Dunn)' third. Best -time Innings 123, 4 66789 10 Clevelrffl 020010000 2 5 10 3 New Yrk.O 0 0 003000 1 4 7 3 BROOKLYN'. Sept. 21. Brooklyn hut out St.

Louis today, 12 to 0. Ruck-er struck out eleven men and allowed only seven scattered hits. Daubert tripled in the eighth with the bases 'full. Score: As Others See You Not in the nionotonous, colorless way of the ordinary photograph but in the glory of jTour own coloring, features as you see them in your own mirror, raiment like the very material itself, a picture vibrant with life and color richness. These beautiful effects are obtained in.

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pmctIceIame is called off Innings 12 3 4567S 9 Pt. Louis ...0 0000000 0 0- 7 0 grooklyn .1 3020006 12 16 Batteries Gcver, Perritt and Bres-nahan; Ruckcr and O. Miller. BOSTON POUNDS FROMME DEFEATING CINCINNATI BOSTON. Sept.

21. Boston easily defeated Cincinnati today, batting rromme out of the box in the second Inning and hitting McGaynor at wilk Hore: Innings 12345678 9 0 3030205 13 17 1 linclnnati .00000000 2 2 7 2 High School Men Kept to Gymnasium by Rain Prepare for First Game with Right Now Is the time "when your fall wearing apparel is demanding attention; this is also the best time to make your selection, when the lines are complete and you have ample time to look. Our showing this fall is greater and more varied than ever before and we are particularly anxious that you see them before selecting a Fall Hat, Suit or Overcoat You can make-a selection with the assurance of a choice from the best ready to wear eloth- ing in the country and at modest prices. $15 to $30 Fall Hats The new shapes and colors for fall in Carson Ryan Special Hats at $2.00 and $3.00 John B. Stetson Yelours $5.00.

Batteries Donnelly and Gowdy; rromme, McGaynor and Severoid. PUSHBALL SPECTATORS TO PAY ADMISSION; Coach Beneke's football had to content themselves with work In Sattirdav I 4 Jt pectators will have to pay an assessment of 25 cents this year to see the contest, according to a decision reach's at the University Thursday. The promotors claim that the crowds are large that in order to keep them own and at the same time secure "me revenue the admission fee is yiarged. The date for the struggle has been set as October 18. The proceeds will go to the Students' Hospital association fund, which has been up against- it financially in the past.

The freshman class tnis year iargcr than usual, over a thousand being registered. This advantage will be olfset by the superior "ganizaticn of the sophomores. The lo classes will ehact their pushball 'aptains the latter part of next week. instead of playing the promised game between The field was mowed in the morning, but the rain wt it in no condition for play. The ffvm furnished a place for a good ard workout for the backfield 'and work the apparatus will keep the men in good shape over Sunday The Zln tackled and downed the improvised mat dummy so hard that towards "he last it could hardly stand and had to be held on its leet.

The players got in some good practice interference. If they could topple enemy over in tne field as they an thr.mrrilt would be easy win- for the Decatur bunch. This week Coach Beneke expects to rouble the work for the game with 2 Viiitn next Saturday. The first feUam Uneup is not at all settled We would like to have you inspect our line of union win attain ue ju cr.aro-o Football Supplies PLAYING BALL Guns and Ammunition Requires judgment Smoking a 5c PAP 5c Shows judgment CLOTHING SPECIALISTS 134 Merchant St KELLINGTON DEIKHOFF 345 NORTH MAIN ST..