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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ZS>. JEFF DIDN’T EVEN GIVE THEM A TUMBLE Gt-Asses . he cvwik! ti-inim.. /**«■ lo <- illlnHmilrare Him ealc j WJIH 3 my f gjfjjT _/ j ;.«- ■]! hw to r ~^c ' «£<*--ne J sc — ——— __ . me SrcctCc j A Strange Contrast Between “The Human Dynamo Stalling s, and the Soft Spoken Connie Mack Wbat a strange contrast is furnish ed by a comparison of Connie Mack and George Stallings, the two men who will lead the rival teams into bat tle for the highest honors in baseball. How different are their temperaments, their ways and their methods! Connie Mack, gentle, soft voiced and fatherly in his attitude toward his players, never has been known to speak an unkind word to them on or off the ball field. Stallings, a human dynamo, with a tongue like a lash, rarely permits his men to go througn a game without cussing them to the full limit of his wonderful vocabulary. Stallings has the theory that only by driving his players every moment during the game are results accomp lished. From the moment that “play ball” rings across the field until the last man is out in the ninth, Stall ings continues to apply the las:,. When on the field, every error that one of his players makes that is an inexcusable nature brings forth a caustic and immediate reprimand from the great leader of the Boston team. No Exception. Stallings applies his verbal abuse to stars and medicre players alike. He spares none. And the strangest part of it all, Stallings' abuse of his play ers never has caused them to feel any bitterness toward him, for when the game Is over Stallings changes front. He is the pal, the brother of each of his players. Stallings never rebukes a play'r twice for the same error. He doesn't dig into the past—doesn’t bring up old scores. When he has panned a player once for some blunder it’s the end of it. Stallings has spoken his piece—has relieved his feeling and the Incident is closed. Every man on the Boston club has come to love Stallings And not one of the men on the whole team has es caped a tongue lashing from Stal lings—not one has escaped a cad down, couched in scorching language. Understand Stallings. The Boston players understand Stallings. They know that his con duct toward them on the ball field is caused only through his frenzied am bition to win. They have come to take his rebuke without experiencing any bitterness of feeling thereafter. Stallings is a driver—even a harder driver than McGraw, who held the driving honors until this year. Stal lings is after his men every minute. Nothing escapes his eye. If one of his men makes a "bore" play Stal lings meets him as he appraches the bench and that player is certain to get "his" without delay. But Stallings is just as ready with his praise for a good play as he is with abuse for a bad one. If one of his men makes a brilliant catch or thrown or smashes out a long hit that aids the Braves' chances for vic tory. Stallings rushes out from the bench to meet him as he comes In and welcomes him with all the enthusiasm in his system. Mack, in contrast. Is at all times the most inconspicuous man on the Athletics bench. He is ever calm and quiet. No matter how great a blun der his players may have made, no matter how poorly they play. Mack never has a word of condemnation. And when one or another of hia men make some brilliant play, Mac's feel ings never run riot. He may greet the pl«yer with a smile, a pat on the back or a “fine work, boy,” but that uaualiy is the extent of his greeting. No Ath letic players ewer are greeted with a few bear hugs, a dooen terrific Blaps on the back and a lengthy speech of praise aB are the Braves when they do some great work. AMERICAN LEAGUE Club Standing. Won Loaf. Pet Philadelphia 95 60 .656 *6 6* .601 Waahtnrtcm 77 TO .524 Detroit .. ... .. .. ..77 71 .520 Chicago .. .. » 68 *0 ,4f>9 St. Lout* 07 70 .450 New York *7 80 456 Cleveland 4» I*o .292 Red Sex 5t White Sox 2. At Chicago— Score: R. H. ■. Boat on 140 0«o 000—5 10 1 Chicago 000 001 001—2 9 1 Shore end Thomaa: Jaa per, Rueeell and Knhn, Mayer. Nape 5, Yanks 2. At Cleveland — Score: R H E Cleveland 102 002 00X—5 12 2 N-w York 000 200 0002 10 0 Carter and Egan; Brown and Nuna maaer Athletics 1, Brown 7. At St. Louis— Score: R H E Philadelphia .. ..000 000 010—1 9 3 St. Louis 010 100 14x—7 13 0 Combs, Bush, Warden and Lapp; Hamilton and Agnew. Senators 3, Tigers 11. At Detroit— Score: R H E Washington .. .. 000 000 102—3 8 7 Detroit 110 004 60x-ll 10 3 Bentley, Ayres, Harper and Alns mith; Coveleskie and Stanago. FEDERAL LEAGUE Club Standing. Won. Lost. Pet Chicago 82 63 .566 Indianapolis 80 64 • .556 Baltimore 76 65 .539 Buffalo 73 66 .525 Brooklyn 72 70 .507 Kansas City 65 77 .458 St. Louis 61 82 .427 Pittsburg 58 80 .421 Rebels Win. At Pittsburgh— Score: r. h. E. Indianapolis .. ..000 020 000—2 9 1 Pittsburg 000 000 021—3 10 0 Kaiserling, Falkenberg and Rariden Texter; Leclair, Barger and Berry. Buffeds-Packers, Tie. At Buffalo — Score: r. h. E. Buffalo 010 003 051—10 7 3 Kansas City.. ..300 011 032—10 16 4 Schulz, Moran, Woodman and Blair; Lavlgne, Hennlg, Adams, Packard and Easterly. Terrapins Cop 2. At Baltimore— (FlßST GAME.) Score: R H E Baltimore 000 210 20x —6 8 1 St. Louts .. .. .. ..Oil 010 0003 12 0 Quinn and Jacklltsch; CrandelJ, Keuper and Chapman. (SECOND GAME.) Score: R H E Baltimore 000 004 o—4 7 2 St. Louis 020 100 o—3 10 1 Smith, Wilhelm and Kerr; Daven port, Groome and Hartley. Chifeda 5, Tip Top* 9. At Brooklyn-- Score: R H E Chicago 100 000 400—5 8 3 Brooklyn 003 113 lOx—9 17 0 Hendrix and Wilson; Lafltte and Watson. NATIONAL LEAGUE Club Standing Won. Lost. Pet Boston ... ..87 56 .511 New York 80 55 .652 I St. Louis 77 69 .528 Chicago 75 72 .619 Philadelphia 72 75 .490 Brooklyn 71 76 .488 Pittsburg *8 82 .485 Cincinnati 58 8» .894, Braves Win Again. At Boston— Score: r. i Cb4cago 210 001 002—«> Boston 024 000 Olx—7 j Humphries, Zabel and Archer; | James and Oowdy. Giants Win 2. At New York— (FIRST GAME.) Score: R H B Pittsburg 000 001 001—t 7 jl New York 000 000 41x—6 12 2 McQuillan and Schang; Demare*, Fromme and Meyers. (SECOND GAME.) Score: R H B Pittsburg .. 011 022 6 10 2 New York 448 002—18 12 2 Cooper, Kantlehner, H. Kelley and Coleman; Markuard and Meyers, Johnson. —©bvw-©ol(Xj— fj Refreshes the bodyw JL Energizes the brain- M 3 a W ,CED BOTTUES/-'^ g®* WfflT WW! a ANYWHERE 5c < jormac ca Augusta, Ga. Cardinals 3, Dodgers 7. At Brooklyn— Score: R. H. E St. Louts 010 002 000—3 « 4 1 Brooklyn .. .. ..600 100 Olx—7 12 3 Sallee, Niehaus and Snyder; Aiteh ison and McCarty. Reds 4, Phillies 3. At Philadelphia— Score: R. H. E. Cincinnati 000 030 001 —4 8 7 Philadelphia .. ..000 120 000—3 12 4 Benton and Gonzales; Oeschger and Burns. baseballTweather American League. Chicago at Cleveland, clear. Detroit at St. Louis, cloudy. National League. Chicago at Boston, clear. Pittsburg at New York, clear. Federal League. Chicago at Brooklyn, clear. Indianapolis at Pittsburg, cloudy. St. Louis at Baltimore, clear. Kansas City at Buffalo (two), clear. A. R. C. VS. G. M. C. IN NEAR FUTURE Manager Chester, of the Academy of Richmond county football team, has Just closed an agreement with the management of the Georgia Military College for the playing of two games. The first contest will come off in Mllledgeville on the sth of October and the second in Augusta, Novem ber the 6th. The Academy machine is now rapid ly getting into shape and each and every member of the team are all for the scalps of the Mjilledgeville lads. Now, as is well known, these boys “up the road” have one of tho best aggregations in their class, and that if the Augusta representatives are going to annex a game from them, they will certainly have to play for it. However, if the G. M. C. spells de feat for the cadets in Augusta, there will be no worry on this score for Man ager Chester is "playing the game a little ahead”—getting in shape for the big grill that Is to be pulled off with Riverside, during Fair week. “ALLIES” WILL MEET THE CADET MACHINE TO MORROW Manager McArthur, aided by Cap tain Dick I.ewis, of the "Allies" (a newly formed football team In Au gusta) will lead their machine against the Academy eleven tomorrow after noon at 4:30 o’clock. The Allies were organized one week ago, however, as they have been put ting: in some hard practice In the past few days they expect to stand some what of a showing against the cadets. At any rate, the game Is expected to be an interesting one. As Manager Mac puts it: “Even if we do lose, why we get the practice, so there you are" Mr Watkins will umpire and Mr. “Babe" Carswell will referee. The contest will be pulled off at Warren Park. Whenever You Need a General Tonlo Take Grove’s The Old Standard drove's Tasteless chill Tonic Is equally valuable as u General Tonic beeauee It contains the well known tonic propertlea of QUIN INE and IRON. Drivea out Malaria, •nrtchea Blood. Builds up the Whufk System. SOc.—(Advertisement.) No. Six-Sixty-Six This is a prescription prepared especially (or MALARIA or CHILLS & FEVER. Five or six doses will bresk any cs«e, snd if tsken then as a tonic tbe Fever will not return. 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