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BOSTON AMERICANS WIN BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP. c BED SOX WIN DECIDING GAME OF ' GREAT SERIES. 1 Yerkes Slides Home With Ruu That Ends Most Exciting Championship Combat in History. ( ' .; Boston, Oct. 16.?The Boston Red Sox, pennant winners of the American league, are the world's baseball champions of 1912. Defeating the New York Nationals today by a score of 3 to 2 in ten innings of a bitterly ! fought struggle, they captured their j fourth victory of the world's series , and carried off the premier honors in "baseball. The Giants won three games of the ( series that was played before more than a quarter of a million people and * one contest was a tie. The total re- * * n? a n r\ 6 ceipts for the eignt games were 833, and each Red Sox player receiv- s ed $4,024, while the Giant players * each came in for $2,566. Today's was a game of excitement ( and changing emotions for the 17,000 : * spectators who went to Fenway park to see the teams which had struggled c valiantly for seven games, with hon- c ors even, meet m the deciding contest. * Never was a ball game more hard fought, for it was not until twilight ( ^ i had falten upon the tenth inning uiai^the Red-stockinged Yerkes flashed ( over the plate with the winning run. ( >"ew York Wins Seventh. 1 Boston, Oct. 15.?The New York ^ Giants, pennant winners of the Xa- 1 tional league, administered a crush- * ing defeat to the Boston Americans * today by a score of 11 to 4 in the seventh game of the world's series.f* Tonight finds the Giants and the Red * Sox waiting to engage- in the final combat, here tomorrow, that is ex pected to determine which team shall t be the world's champions of 1912. The series now stands: Boston three * games won, New York three games won; one. contest a tie. "Smoky Joe" Wood, the Red Sox star twirler, who already had beaten the Giants twice in the series, was sent out to pitch the Red Sox. into the world's championship. His end was so swift and so sudden that the 30,000 spectators sat in silence at Fenway park as they saw his delivery batted to all parts of the field, and six Giant players were over the home plate be>fore the last New Yorker was put out in the first inning. The Red Sox never recovered from thatx first inning, and though they pepperec away fitfully at Tesraeu's moist ball, they never came within threatening distance of the Giants. McGraw Led Atetaek. Manager McGraw in the coacher's ... - - "? ? -? ^ t>ox down off tnird base cnrectea me j attack on Wood. He gave orders to hit the first ball pitched, and, with few exceptions, all the nine men who batted in the first inning rapped the first ball sent 'up. This shower of hits, combined with a double steal, gave New York six runs. Thereafter Wood f was removed and Charlie Hall, Boston's relief pitcher, was sent into the box. Some of the Giants seemed to think Wood had broken under the SI rani OI HIS IWO earner gcuueo. xiio i curve "ball had little break to it and the Giants had no trouble hitting his fast ones.Bubc Wins For Giants. New York, Oct. 14.?Fighting on the last trench, the New York Nationals repulsed the on-rushing Boston Americans today and sent them back to defeat by a score of 5 to 2 in the sixth! game of the world's baseball series. A victory for the Red Sox would have carried with it the title of ' * -i mill J ,,.1, ^ v, i world's cnampions cn ivis <mu wucu "Rube" Marquard walked off the Polo grounds this afternoon with his second victory over Boston, New York took hope that the Giants might be able to capture two more games and bring the title to this city. The world's series now stand Bos-j ton. three games won, New York two | games won, one contest a tie. New i, York, however, did not win all the vie- i J tories today. On the. green turf just back of first base, while the 30,000 ] spectators were leaving the grounds, Managers Stahl and McGraw tossed a J coin to determine in which city the ( deciding game should be played in ] event New York won tomorrow's ' game. Stahl won the to6s and all the < remaining games will be played on Boston's field. , ] PORTE SUBHEADERS < AFTER MAM MONTHS ! ] Ouchy, Switzerland, Oct. 15.?After 1 months of diplomatic strife for better j1 terms Turkey surrendered * this even-j' ing and the Ottoman ana Italian pleni-! potentiries signed the protocol of a ( vence treaty whic h ends the w^r be-1 tween Italy and Turkey, and, incident-!' ally, relieves the Ottoman empire of a crushing handicap in the forthcoming t ?? ;truggle in the Balkans. The precise terms will not be availlb le until a definite treaty is signed it the end of the week, probably at ^ausanne. Their tenor, however, is1 veil known. The treaty will provide :or absolute sovereignty of Italy in Liibya without formal recognition there >f Italy by Turkey; free exercise of eligious authority by the khalif; Tur-i jey to withdraw her regular troops :rom Libya; Italy to pay an idemnity ?auivalent to Libya's contribution to :he Ottoman, treasury; restitution of :he captuTed islands to Turkey, with guarantees for the Christian people; 10 indemnity i>ayable by either side :oward the cost of war, and reestab-] ishment of former diplomatic and jommercial relations. I During the last week there has been j loubt as to whether the war, which las lasted for more than a year, would 3e brought to a peaceable close. Italy's ;ime limit for the conclusion of peac? expired October 12, but on that day >he granted three days' grace to Turkey to decide whether it should be Deace- or a continuance of the war. A lefinite understanding was reached! .'esterdav when, on the arrival of a j special message from Constantinople, I i conference took* place between the lelegates representing the two coun- i ries. Italy declared war against Turkey )ii September 29, 1911, and promptly nvaded Tripoli. A blockade of the n-voo-f ir\& rrVinnli on/3 ri'oc Ho. I vi cauu vj ivuiva ?? | jun by the Italian fleet. Various joast towns were bombarded and in a laval battle many of the Turkish' ships ;vere crippled. Severe engagements lave occurred between the Italian ;roops in the Turks and their Arab lilies with large losses on both sides, j rhe coast is now held by Italy while ihe Turks and Arabs occupy the in:erior. A man can lead any woman to talk,: )ut xie can i ttiwajB mane uer tmj j That he wants to hear. The State Fcir Will be Held This Year October 23, 29, 30 and 31 and Not vember L. Just remember the dates and make your plans to attend. It will be the greatest State fail. COLUMBIA HAS A HEARTY WELCOME FOR YOU. i Cheap round trip tickets offered by ail ra;lroads. For prize list and information T A r"fTt 11 r* Ron Ire PrpQi. auui j nt mui uumw) * ??w. dent or J. M. Cantey, Secretary, i Columbia, S. C. You will meet all your friends in Columbia at the ONE STATE j FAIZ. i The exhibits will be fine. Carolina and Clemson are to meet on the football field. Watch the papers for detailed, * / programmes. FACT mi mi ^ Local Evidence. Evidence that can be verified. Fact is what we want. Opinion is not enough. Oninions differ. Here's a Newbery fact. You can test it. F. L. Paysinger, Main and Glenn Sts., S^wberry, S. Car., says: "I gladly confirm the public statement I gave in L90S, recommending Doan's Kidney Pills. For about a year I suffered :rom kidney and bladder trouble and luring a bad spell, I had to consult a physician. I had a too frequent desire io pass tne Kianey swicuuaa, especially during the night, but* the flow was scant and distressing. 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