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ill E?ES Ni ON
. BIG BASEBALL BATTL
Giants and Athletics to Fac
Each Other To-day at
Polo Grounds.
THOUSANDS WILL LOOK 01
Watty and Bender Likely t
Fight It Out in the Box
Before Record Break?
ing Crowd.
T r c\T* nr til
h???.?-:?. world are l irned to
l ,-orner of Mai ?land know
a? t11 ?Polo Qrounds, where the first grei
battle ii * ? between r ?
yor, Philadelphia Atl
... ? . baas ball i hamploi i
, - ? .-.ft?'
: ? ho lia
wrT. Ne In the hall of fain
i.v ? ementa al An
laws ie Part l
? ? batterigg at
0r\r,, r. ihe magnificent new ?
...
, ball Rain?. I""
nd perhaps ti ??.?
? servatlon I Ural gams i a
%ou -?? ? and onlj Hfl
? ? ? ? ?
(I ? ? ?!-?npl)?ig baioi
at .".?
, ? i evening and began th
\0r?g \:c ' ien til
gate- '
if and Man
-.light all nlK' I ' '
tO I'? o
har?,? ..?.? ? r. ? . beta go on ?
. ? - morning there wsa
round the Kates larc
to tlie'.r eg
iad of poi
- ?? th? trem? l -
, ? ... -:f?rs of iiot eoffo
and thriving
throuj - '? ?nd aril
... 'the Har!?
? he Otante '-????' on :
final work-o'it yfsterda'
?'?. He PUl the team thrOUg '
Of stiff I'm- t;> ?. an?
er will toe the trark this after
? -? nfllel rhg play
i < siffli !?nt rest afte
ng. i ? u- fight for the pennan
g pink * ? '?nditlon fo
? ? h begins thin after
Sitien of Larry
id Kred M?-kle. on whom Si
was the object Of mur!
?net and "charle;
hor!" which they wete nfflirte?
two f e< - go peered and evei :
rr^5
T ? ewSOfl and Mar
luch intereat for I
abe Bained Admission to the gtivmd?: ves
of these twlrlen
'. for forty-live mln
? ere breaking in i
? * 7.zling manner befon
Bol ?re in top foi
... hav?
eed In i rat
Ing ? Crandali and \V:"se als?
|
I ? let! i ??-? ad li towi early lag
? ent to the rtera at th?
- enerset. With th? ?
n suffering wir
trouble, and Ifclnnis, whoa
?
?for the word
bfg ?. ? taping for th?
last evening whethei M
r, *gnw4ver
i : a al hit - B ?
, Th.?. ?a of the I . avy hittini
a ere one
Bgen mewhal ratlceni
? :r,g their pitching s?--!e>?tl<.n'
tant first game. It 1.? g< :
wav?
ier will bo the
In past years it has been thegi
in th?
the affairs of either team
th have bean gro?me?:
? ;er manag?!
lam dufinitely until afin
-th nines 1ih\? warm?
? ?? gam?. If Matty and
? d t.. i eve ?ufflclenl
i th? en certain to be
* the e| ng gai
?es to - ? ? Ti-,*
. ?? I m sky, with
' ... .mn in th?? air. ' iver
i : not i ? uncomfi 11
ri blow?
Marum, but 1
-
1 ?'?? ... |nea | a v,, made
? Hong th?
. i of reset
; ' IS by 1 O'ClOCk
fr V
or IV nnis Bwi ? < . ol
will ha.e charge
Two fty pa?
the two pectors.
'
of the D
I.
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a i h
I
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B. Thereat
i
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'" eg In the
. on.
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I." ?Ill ! ? tWO
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trade on the I
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slight
' ..t hundreds of
'
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'
Th?
.-,. ,,t mam
? odds,
n offered i
? ?
? .
itenl
? thai Mein
have
?tack of McGi
v ele. i hi two rnaa?
? Mjtll III?.
"*--*ai Conu-Unioa ui M o'clock IfeJg utorsf
Bla A1NS AND VU AWN OF TWO CREAT BASEBALL MACHINES
I
JOHN J M''.T.\\\
Mar.n_.-rr of I
Heads of 'Ri-Val
Leagues Confident
lliumna .1 I .tu h. pre.idrnt of the tt?
lionnl I raun-?, made thr follow in|C atatr
mrnt |n*t night :
"There la onl.v one thins ti**-*il-*-i to mik*
Ihr vtar lf.lt the sirni-.i In ihr Mstsrj
?>f Ihr National League, and thai i? la
bars ?hr ?.lan?a ?in Hi? moett'e rhaaplM*
?.hip. Such a tlclnrv will romi a? a fitting
<Hma\ to onr of Ihr mo.t ?pi-l?ed rare?
"' ha.e .i?r had. Thr New \ ork tram
won after :i kern tight \?ith four other
trams, and it now remain- for il la rr
?HPlurr Hie m or Id'? flag from Ihr Xmrri
ran League M?(,ra\.'? mm ha.e n fin?
?hanre to do Ihl?. and we hope that Ihr
big banner ?ill float n.er Ihr Pulo l,r??iiniK
next .iear."
H? ron lliii.trof: .lolinann. prealrlrnt of
thr American l/rague. when a.kod for hla
opinion a?, to thr oulroinr of thr world's
ba?-bail m Has, ?aid:
"Thr American League n?l keep thf
world'? tlllr. Thr ?ra-c.n Which ?III km
ttanmat O? thr gr??at ?ti-uggle util? h l>c
gln? to-morrow, ha? been (he heat ?inir
tli- \mrrkan league wa? <?rgiinlr"d.
t.err Huh In thr rlrrtilt has madr mnnet.
whllr- flit* oprnlnc or building of new park?
contributed to Ihr hUtorv llllll lag .cur.
The Philadelphia Athletic? well de.er.e a
plarr it (hr top. < onnir Marl, lina rlc.e|.
opr<l a wonilrrfnl Iriim. and n . ietora ?noli
n? I .im antl-ipititie for Philadelphia lu
thr world - .-rlra ?ill he ;i crm.n'n:;
S<hie\em-nt for the Anirrlran League"
I it th? Waldorf-Astoria *
.... j of I
' tlonal ..?-.ii*.:?- umpln
Kui'ipci by ? lone, ?hile ihr- Ai
, . fo low in ?it ? act
and d ffei nterpretatlons 'n son
stani ? i the purpose to ha**< ell
? ? up thai the m?
hn? b ? i
;.hy. the celebrated groundkee]>->
n larg. s ad of d moi ? mar , l
Work yesterday morning
mend In th< pink ..f condltl
f I ersonalandmii
attent ? severe rainstorm i-ii:i
prevent the . mi being pla) ed < n
! -'_?? . !'<>n. <-. Tl ?
wa. ;i i sref illy rolled and siw
? fl m ? ould be foui
__furph.
WARM-UP FOR ATHLETICS
Building Seats on Roofs Outside
the Park in Philadelphia.
Phlla? ?
In the ( ri?.?i nir. all the
? e iroi Id's . hamplons i^mii
s ? rr "n t he Held of Khlbe I'arl I
?nc tossing and batting the ball, whlls 'hr
,.??_? riff the hora.
Il n as I he day befoi ? I
m ihe Now York < ilanl
will try to di
-.moo or Hi? <!?
meanoi of the ? i
wrre anxli ' '
?
All lb? tickets for i n this
?
no?
'
? ampli seed ?
'
? ? . ? ? on n I thi
National (.ommli In
great < om
? ?
. (
The
'
flrl.l ildes of I led b?
? ? ? all of these tli
fan? '??
-?ri. es i
?h tbe
jiarl..
The play? eft f ? ?? fork <>ri fhe i
NO DiFFERENCE~l? balls
Spalding and Reach Make State?
ment to Set Rumors at Rest.
.\ . ; B| tiding, prei . ??>,..,<i
1 iijar ? I'-i" and K. J. Res ml of
\ Rea? ' "ompanj, hav< ? i
t to Aug il lerrmann,
man of th?
. ? ha I i ? i.
in i be quail) ?? of mat?
?.f u ?
li"tlH
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t'ordlni
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?
Yortt ? liants and I hi Phllad. li his Athletlci
? ? i duplii at? i ol the belle
.mi
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? w,. beliavs I ? ?
trutted, an
wi ballm*kl"-i *-a?' tuk* item.''
CHRIST. MATHEWgON CHIEF BENDER.
ueball battle I H
TI ayeres Who Will Share in "Big
Baseball Tool from World's Series.
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at Grounds Early.
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Hope of a JVcta
VorK ?"Rootcr*
I lie Mlilelir? hase < orne l'Ue a wolf on
the fold.
lad their rooter? are bringing ibelr h'iard
sd mint cold:
t.prilani*. Oiubtle*? i? tilling ea? h head
I ike the water? that <rrr\\ in th.- alma
???lui.? Ik II bed.
like ilie tree, of Ihe fore?t when MBUSH
i? green.
I I.? I ho?l with thrir r Lite- :il llr.t will
he ?een:
Like the tree? of Ihe fore-l nlere autumn
baa lii'iped
Mill ho?l of their r I? lira Mrltl ?ire!? be
?Irippr?'.
Lor Ihr I?,?? of Mo?.ran. ?lie.? will line
Hi- hall out.
\nd !ia?<? after ba?e ihr? \? ill ?leal, with?
out iloillil ;
\nd Ihe loliorla ?if re;in?ille a poor
? ham c w ill gel
In rash In. helle.r me. on e\en one be|.
\:i?; there Ihe.? will ?il. ?.ilh Iheir rye?
?pee wide.
Bal m im in will ?parkle not a vestige of
ruble:
\ii.| ihell fealiirc? will ?? .1 ? !il?l .is uiiile
ami a? ?'hill
\? if Ihrniigh how with lter_?ing ?heir
hurts had grown still.
And loud in their w.ul the] ?Mil all. all
go ba?k.
tilth ?old ronaolalioii from poor I ?unie
Mack:
'then, ho! for Ihe ?,lanl?' iii .n-nl on Ihr,,
low n.
\iid ho! for the ?i.lor.? the ?erie? I..
i ton n '.
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from all over the ? ni II? .1
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on|) . . liants. A loi "? i rophets
,.. i ?., i.. v.ni....i? honoi
Hotv the Ttuc Hi-dal Teams
Won Their VennanU.
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WHITE SOX DEFEAT CUBS
Rally in Ninth Inning to Win First
Gam*, of Series.
('Ill ??-. 13 Bi h ne three ? ins in a
snl ninth Inning rally, tbi ?
White Bos iti 'hr i'blea**o Cubs In
? ? ? .
to-da). t i.i 3.
Hoi? tag i. l<-c_.l of :wi) run? at ihr ^tart
of ll.o nh ? 11,., i 'ubs si emlngly
had ?: ? game wo i uni singli ? l Bodle
ten and /? I? r evened I ? ?
.,n her, who re
i ?!? ? ??? Bulll ..n bel Ind tl ?? bat Uni d - n
field and Zel? ? raced
home ? Hi the a Inning tally.
ired in
V. tl /.. Ide and I ?
w ho bat t< ' - : ran, oui of I ?
and tallied
? ? em. i.i late a h< n If? i 'oi n? II drove ?
oad baa? '.
Is I pop fly to K\ -
,u to tore m the foui ? h
when i..?i- ^t.ine?! the totting off ?ith a
? right foul lin- .-. ? kard
-? h ling Ev< i '?! third, and
'link? r singl? ?i to
ith Um ' 'ubs scored two mors
, With Brown id Ev< i ? out ..n
' grow i ; kard singlad u Tlnke
te hit sttfel) d? ? ;. Into
. .. n an ? ffort to
i three wildly, allowtog
She? kard I ? to acor?. W sieh
? ? - ? -, ling the Inning
It rust eight of tl
? ? ? \A and rail ai "fWk
? I I' I... !'- Ill II.
When I. ???" m? ?i .ir,?.in.| 11
post*
. did not i .li i
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lit; I Uns Silk ' BtO ,1 t II. i r
then tall ited ??i:ii
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CONNIE M.MK
Manager kl letics
GIANTS FEEL CONFIDEN
So Says McGraw?No Pred:
tions, Says Connie Mack.
John .1 McOran baaeball ?trategisi i
manag-r of the New fork Otante, did
ippeai to ? " ? " | " - ' " H ?he outco
of th?1 first game in the world*? series, wl
t-eep .it thfe Polo Oro - ? Herday.
usual about making p
diction?, but smilingly said that the p
were In hue ?on.iitl.?n nn?l would ?tv?
go...i .?. n'l-it of th'jmselves. He added:
"As von know, I d" not believe In mi
lug i i ??ii? tions, i
uncertain game a? baaeball. Further th
that, i cannot gay definitely who ?in pti
the opening game, although in all proba!
Ity P will be Matty or Marquard. Ma
roved himself ur?l?r fire so gag
times that he la likely to be my cholee
h" warms up well in i ie prellmlni
practice, but a. l -aid, there'? u<> telll
s.? much depende ">i what the pitcher? sh
? ,.? Th. player? themselves i
n t that they i an beat the Athlet i
but t: . ate that the) have s ht
tight on their hands, whb h means ti
they ?i'.i be on their toee every miaute."
M? - Hill? udd: ett? r known
baaeball a? Connie Mack, manager of <
' Philadelphia Atbletlca, preaenl worl
champions, arrived In this rlty laat tsn
aril Like McOraw, he
.- ?! u oi.t the leading gtrategtgtg
me. and like McOraw he I? retk>
jn,i t?..t prone to make prediction*
speaking of the coming struggle, he said
? i ?m ti"? '? aking in> predictions, bul
the <?ian-?' beat us 'hey will know III
have been in some ban games l -ont
finitely thai Mclnnlg m III not ; i
at fir?" ? 'h.?nt? tl
Ham I ' < ? i- or\ the i..?g in i
opening Kam? i'i. nk Baker, i am eu
will si.o.'. no in effect fret - slight
; disposition "f ti ? lays Much i
.. n raid sbout the base running > f l
Net* ?orfc players, and i can see that tl
\-. th'ir ??lr..ng silt, but they will n?>t i
I wild in the coming senes, and i am eo
Ment the ?? Itchere and ? atch? rs .?.
h?.M them pretty cioge to th.? bag!?. A S"
fight is In i roepect, but I ha? e no p eg
t.- f? ? i an] lack of eonftden e. '
PLAYERS WIDELY SCATTERE
Giants of Last World'3 Serie
Here, There and Everywhere.
? if the Olanl? n
? " Br? ng in is non mai
ager of the St Louli Cardinals, ami l>;
McOann, ihe lirst-sacker, committed sub!'
In Louisville s ?/ear ago, Billy ?'??ihert mai
?ii;"! the Erie team in th Ohlo-Pennay
venia League this season and Bill Dahlc
tue }:,.,. Buperba Bando
M? it? s went down to the minor? and Mil?
i ?onlln i- with the Boston K I l ;? ? .
Browne i.? ptaj 'ng ? isional ba
si. und this cit . and Jo ? UcOln
manager-owner of the Newark Tigei
"Dummy" Taylor pitched for Buffs
Moni .in League during t:
year, ?i"i Frank Bowennan is with th
minor? Sam Stl ing, the former pln-.h hit
ntly a Ith Raltimore.
Tl v ?go .,.. ?
; icattered I I 'rose pla] ed In 11
? ' during IM!, an
I the 8? ranton-X? ?,
v. "?!? State (cam. Box Beybold's trhere
' Powers, ?h
??i two yeai - ago, and s ihreck
. le In the minor
'... ?ville, Andy Coakley is manage
of s s. mi-pro te.im of his own. Ja? 1
Knight, who wa.? on the I "n.-'\ i? n.w erltl
the Yankees, and Rube Waddell l? in t*i.
American Association Danny Hoff mm
I ? B< [.ouls Hr..uns t?
???al months sgo
DECRIES BASEBALL BETTING
A. C. Spalding Says It Is Not
Fuir to tho Sport.
A. G th? eteran I aseball
manager end club oamer, ?iepre?_tes th??
publldt) that Is nou being given t?. betting
on the world- s?ri?e li" lays that it M
not fair i?. the national commlsalon to
who with ?tie
H.-."! i are dotns th? i I to discourage
?h "ii i aseball games
He add
Baseball, to Insiin nd re?
tain II ? high si mdard of Int?.
must i igaln fa'i into 'he
hsnda of nnd under the control of
gamblli t was fort ? si
aw i do :m?i vit of man ? an
-ut i littl?
? im?- i?. indh Id?
gls. but ? ed fo i.: d toi iH
.?t.iin-t Hi. ? ? of i ime to
have ' ? . ;,ie j
i'- .i wrong
Imprc? ion |i i mind thai gam?
. . |.. -. ? ?. ait Ii '
lug ? \ ii gg nn com ng
lu hi i" s book, An - l'a Ng
Ha me,' Mi Bpaldlng devote? a chapter to
the evil ? It ? -'i In the earl* histoi >
?>f the game, .m<l ha.- the following I i
\ illustrating boa general
mlnatlon h ? '?? ' ?*h? ?' '
the -fame of baaeball f. from the uam
bllng i following, from The San
: April 'J'.. 1M1, Is In point
. .. m, ?i ??..??? si i?? ted bj th?? poll? ?
charged with gambling on the grounds ?>"
,, local dub 'n??? caee ...? - not madi
int th? Judge, in releasing the men, saM
i .<m dlsmlsslni thee? men becauae there
? that Ihe) were gambling
<>n the reault of that gun.-, but I win <!??
all thai is within Ihe powei of ihu court
to k? ? ?. Ihe game ??f base! all free from the
.-.tain "f gambling..
Baseball hip o| ih? \\ srl i. Polo
,.,.l. .' p m N Y <;i?nt? mi. Phil?.
Mhlottri .?tvane? *jI>- of tliketa fur uol. IT.
10, .' llM b?-i. '
HISTORY ?F BIG SEE
Athletics Have a Score to Settle
with the Giants.
KEEN NOW FOR REVENGE
Pittsburgh and Detroit the Only
Teams to Play the Full
Severn Games.
: meal oa tka ?iuinond
.'. r.-n ihr ?.laut?, and Athlet!, a tow?
rhe. ,m ?he pole Urounde te begin
?h- righih setiea f<>. lesball i ham
Ip of ihe World. J !<?? ?.im? fama
i tared i. I aeries .?f
the 'i... which hag ttecoms "P-- ?t thr
net the gros'est. in the aportlag
'h? cOOntTjr. In inat \ear 'hr
Iwo \\ir,r,.T?i of the petmattta In the s.
ran l ague ..r hi.
?? central
of th? ' <;ianti
? Pblladel
-.-?? i four games
t.. ? 1.'.- .\ .. -,i ?, m he ? ? i" thru
hm : ?? ? .if . 'unnl-.
M ? ga . gained the
? ? ato ??!'l guMed by
McGi
tated 'ha: IM
? i 'a\e,i ea the
i th! ii - as .i handicap
an-' the O?ante ol la. would beal theai
hiir th- present rhamploiM ef th*
N it ,: ! ? stronger than ?heir
predeccseors <?? Ithlettea ?if to
than the-one of
1>'5. A? ?,. .4 i ho cas.? ?ix fears
tiio \. et i goea to the pao ?
?i th? margin lo not r>
Krrat
Thr s eh Pttrnrlrd Ihr fi?**?f con
test for the erotid'a champ-onehlp waa at
great that Ihe Rature speeeW] beeamaj
ihed In ""?'? the ?hlrngr? ?'ubs and
Hw i hit ig.? u ? -? - ? were I he
teetanta TI vero favorltee and the
victory of th-? Whits S"x by fear gpnsoa
to i'*.. ".?<; .i big surprise The Cube ?reel
th* National League title again in ' hW,
however, and wem Into th?? frej -v'.tb ?he
l)otro:i Tigers With much n.or<* rnnfldence
and captured four straight i;amfa, one
being a tie In ?? ths same lea wo soot
again, aith the ? i '? ?? '.k to* at
itos. Chicago again defeat? Detrotl '?)>'
four Ramo? t'i o",e.
In ISM 'ho Plttaburgh 1'irate? tvrre the
winners of the National League pennant
and the? claahed srlth the DetroH Tig?ra.
v\ ho estaMI il ? Ing I brae
pennants In luccesston. in this s?ri?e 'here
was p., favorite. I ? Pitt, irgh ???!' th*
titi?-' in the NaUooal League bj wti nlag
four _...?? - of ??sen. n,?!" " Mama
pr.ivinf, tho savior <>? tho I'ira'rs and
i?it?'hing them ??j victory In three of the
four games,
Aftei the American League ttti*.
?h.- Athletics en repeal
until lui '? ??<!? II takliiK <onni<? lltteh J'ist
Bv? years to build up i new :-.imiior
?hi;> t..?ni Pittsburgh failed ?? repeal la
tho National League, and th? Cuba ?'apt
ured the fig. ?<. the athletics In the
world's series Th? result ?.-?-? slmoel no
greal ?? surprise a> :v'-> series between Ihe
two < 'lit.-.re.. ; - .a ? h - in " ??. \. : en the "
Boa cTuehed Prank Cheoce'o ?-..-.?at ma
china. Bj : ? laoa of tl - ? i ?riea
, ,.\. :? Detroit In IM. i toba were
? th?> fai ?? t tl f the tto
? ago pH. hing stall
strrnK'h Shot) n : Shis tWtrl
ers reeulted In an es tor) foi the
.Mh'. t|i?i by four Ran
With Darla i the lino the \m loti? a
have Uve playera who i th* nine
when it m-' I " Olanta In I
Danny Murphy, who played aecoed baaa
thai year and who noa !s a Hani hitting
. right (leider; Hrti ?*'? sag
'. i. ft field ui grs ' ? and th.i
and I'lank Dandsi v?,?:,
tho mil. game fi the Olanta m the
| srrio.-i play? '. lefeatlng iron
IfcOlnnlt. re of th? -ran?*)
j being I to '< MeOi I ? ??? PI ?It I la *,
. -.. hile Ma.l ?n w? n 1 lie tl i so ? ther
' ttiii.e--. ,. .ting Plank I to 0, '?akley 9
to I and Bender .' :?? "
Bender e II lurelj be need ii "i* .-..nuns.
s?rica, as h? is ?u.I ' to gn iteoi pu?'h
Plank httg had an . ?
Uonally k^<?i year and alao will tare th*?
while Jack Coomba, ??? war of later
years, will form the third malnetay in
j ;h<? !
I liio Qlanta ala? new t?am. ?mly
I four playera are now with the Now York
team who played in the eeriee of Ml Qtoa
of theee i ina loined the ranka af the ?ub
stltuti -'. and 11.^ ihre, others are pitchers.
D, ?,:,r;, who played third baaa In that
s? rie?, probabl) aill nol gel Into tho
pre?en) one unies* some of the 11 ? fl <"? i d ^ r ?
ere Injured Mathewaon wen 'ho nor id s
championshli for the Olanl *<?'. ?nd
the man t<> be relied on again Bath
Wilts? ami Amen were with ihe tram In
thai yiar. .-n.i both .n" likely to gel into
lite ,,1. i lerlee If II runa lo seven ganase*
???a>-?
CINCINNATI WINS AGAIN
Defeats Cleveland Naps in Sec?
ond Game of Series.
? Is eland ?Oct. IS.?Cincinnati won th*
second game of the ?tato champinnsriip
srlth Cleveland to-day, the victory
being Hi?' second w< <<re<\ i>. ti?o Ni
-. uit the American I ragua
ii.am having none to ita credit. k?ui?u
beM Cleveland safs ill the way, while
Kaler, ?ik inn? aa to waa la th? ..\.
pitched good hall. In thr seventh Inning,
however, Btovall, manager <.f tl Mapa,
pul himself in to h.n fur K?ler. and a? hen
Cincinnati ?amo to hat ?n t'-e .?Ijihth they
found W Mitchell teeing th"m Thry im
medlatel) f?:i ?.n tiu- left haihlor tor Ov*.
hit.??, which, with .i hit bataanaa, i?.. paaaag
end '??o erron netted elghl ruaa ojtd thr
?
Th.- .. ga follows:
': ii r.
.. n ?. i v n m n r?
. . . | ? y
. ?
Nell l mplrc r^an* . \ -
? i
JOHN.SON TALKS ON COBB
of ihe
Am, man League :?:-( before ha.m.; Chi*
? i ? ???i lia:i?l for thr bin
game to-ds th? opinion
?i- , -,
troll Tlgi ? waa not a Itog ? -? > \ in?c
?\ iiti hitn I ? thr
m? mh? rs ol tho ? 'halm? rs sut?
: ' ? ? . .. ? '' ? ? ?
M,- Imei ' ' the player a he
I i ? it
son, >?mi perfeel Mr
quoti i is M) Ing ' T' ? '"ht> is
.i grand i i-? ? ? i md dee. rvi - tii.n
thai th? ? roph ? ommli - on . ot? ?! Wi
tion whel ? ' ' ? < par*
?
., t... i letrotl U ?m
< re, ho sen i ? prim inded and
lined by the 1 n fot ida?
im- ?? lib. a m ml il nlns a hih the
-. ?as ?m Tiih- should hav? ?
n m
l'ianis Bchulta, <?f the ? hlcage Cuba, who
I ?' .- i luiin. ra .i Itomobtle in the Na?
tional League, will gel bio r>?r on Maodaj
Th? .i entatlon will be ?i Hide fraturr of
the Kan.n that ?Ins between thr Cuba
??fil the White log for Hi?? ?'hHi)i|?ionslilp
?>r ? 'hit ?
Q :r..-i Tener of Peanaylvattla bao .ic
? ? l>t.?l an Invitation to s? ?? Um K?me? for
the ??'rid?, garlea an the K'ir-t of August
Herrmann, ?hahnun ? f th?; National Com*
Uovemor Teuer was a player
! at O0M tinte and u an eathusisailc
fan."

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