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NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-For once in year veterans, and two lettermen,.
itsa baseball life, New York became Glenwright and Emerson, at the
a "home team" town yesterday as halves, will give the Alliance team'
the embattled Yankees pluggeda fast running and passing attack,
the luggd Icoupled with line plunging power.
crevices in their Harlem river cita- The tentative starting line, as
del- against an expected onslaught announced yesterday by Coach
by the St. Louis Cardinals. Father Courtwright, will have Smith andj
Knickerbocker was in the first Carter at the end positions, Berg-
stage of his fifteenth modern world man and Williams at tackles, Mor-
series, but it might well have been gan and Sullo at guards, and Sher-
mistaken for his first, with 75,000 wood at center. Kerr, Brown, Pat-
fans marching upon the Ruppertton and Bauer are expected to get
stadium eager to yell the home for- their chances in the line during
ces on to victory. I the game.
Indications of Indian summer ,The backfield will be composed
sunshine fired the baseball spirit of Dahlem, quarterback, McBride
as it had not been fired for years and Geistert, halves, and Hughes,
past in this vicinity. The, ominous fullback. In addition to the first
shadow of Wee Willie Sherdel, he quartet, Totzke, who appears the
of the left-handed magic, remain- class of the kickers on the strength
ed acros the path of the Yankeees of his work in the scrimmage yes-
but New York fans were willing to terday, Whittle, Lytle and Bieden-,
string along with Waite Hoyt-and 'weig will probably see action
the sort of fight with which the against the Alliance squad. Avery,
Hugmen pulled themselves along a recent transfer ;from, the "A"
to the American league pennant by squad, may be used at either a
their very bootstraps. backfield or an end position dur-
The Cardinals still were favored ng part of the game.
to take the series, but word had Besides the above named play-
spread over the city of the gay ers Cooke, Gitman, Hager, Moyer,
capers Yankee cripples cut at the Schurrer and Widmann will make
stadium yesterday when the sun- the trip. A short signal practice
shine finally appeared and really will be held at 3:00 o'clock this
gave them a chance. !afternoon.
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