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YANKEES GET Kri
IN
I
Lively Welcome to Gregg, of
Cleveland, Seven Men
Crossing Plate.
BUNTS AND PASSES MIXED
Caldwell Pitchea Oareful Game
_Chance's Yov.ngsters Shine
at Bat and :n
the Field.
n'inin* their attention exclus'velv to
ane lnntng. ln which a large and lusc.ous
huaine.sF tn mBB was done. the Tanaaaa
walloped the Cleveland Nape ln the open
inK game of the aartea at tba Poto
Oreaada veaterday atftaeaaa. l.nwermg
Bklea promiaed a aamp ending to the con
so the minions ol Cbanoa aettled
yuicklv to their task that a victory mignt
he entered ln the raoaafB before ??Hilk"
OXoaajhUo BbeaM faal .onatrained to take
cognizan.'e of the weather eeadttsoaa
Tiie feraaar aeoapanta af baei paaoa
went right out and flled an attaehaaeart
of aeven runa in the tirat iiminju. and
then set back and let the brradara .10
tne worrymg tor ttie remainder ol
battle. Bome amart pitchlng by Ray I ahi
well. whoae winmng ways have tbafa own
particular charm Just now. prerented the
Naps from approachlng anywhere neaf
the New Vork count. The BBBB ended
with the acore of 1 t
Veau Qraajg, tne fUBtly famed sou:
of tba ad ataff. had a crtain
jauntiness about him when he tonk up
the cudgelb against Ilaymond. but bt
ar aaliaasal] vaajraa teaowledi
location of taa aaate. Wbaa thr rai
began laytng OUBta doarn on him VeaB
lifit what !;tti. OBBtral he had.
The baaea were ijuicklv lilWd. and -uns
laked ov^t the plat. by onea anu I
until Ma'.sel broafJBl three home with a
clean-up double to ueailro. Thla bloa
hrought the count up to i^even. and \
the New Vork tturd baseman BtBM third
Juat ab Gregp BBaBBad urubrsignuig a Baaa
ta Holden, relief wkk soucht ln the pei
Bon of blaridn.;.
Hetore the newcumer had B
operate on Cree, Madael and Holden a?
tempted a double steal. the New Vork
third baseman being nipped at th. plate,
But the Taahaea hau aearad eeaea runs
on four pas.ses. four hitb and .
Nothing naot bbobI was aecoB)
plished for the reat of the game. Blaadbig
keeptng Bix hits well scattered and shut
tma out his opponenta m tiie last seven
tramei.
Caldwell was ln top form. and only
when the miat began to fall bfl the aeventh
lnfilng and the ball be.amc Bttaaar* did j
he let up in hla alajtaaaea. Oaar the tirst .
six framea the Napb gatliered only two I
hlta. one of which was welded into a
run owlng to ai. ? rro: by Gllhooley, who
et Chapman b alngle unhbi. mrougn him
,or three baaea 111 ttu tirst fram- .iack
ioii'b sacrifice fly to Holden brought him
aome
i'he telegraph operator'a mettle waa
teateo in the aeventh. and ba came
hrougb in a manntr which warmed the
rtearts ot the spectators. A paas, a aln
|ie and a. BBt batsman fUled the basea,
a/tth none out. but Ray pulled out of the
nole wlthout a runner aoonng. He fanneu
Cirane> and JiTeuger and forced Blanduu
to pop to Zeider. With one out in tne
elarhth three slnglej. m a row ne'.ted the
Napa a run. but Johnston and Batea
were eaally retlred aa soon aa Caldwell
realized that matiera were becominff
serloua Graney opened the ninth wtth a
home run into the rlght heid etandb. and
after thla waa over ".he BCBt three men
wect out in rapid aucccasion.
Whlle he waa not exceptioua. ?? vo:,
spi'uoua with the stlck. .loe Ja
earned the heidmg honora o! tne day by
toealmt I'eekmpaugh out at tirst on the
New Vork abortstop's Bharp hlt to ngnt
in the fourth lnning. "HecK" propt-Ueu a
terrinc ilner to Joe's terntory, and the
great outflelder swooped down on tne ball
like a hawk. picking it up on the run and
whipping lt to Johnaton m time to nail
the runner by a fraction of a iiniwad.
Jackson did some all-around good wora
m the fieid handliug tivc ctiancea without
an error He arauj minad up la a uoubie
p.ay tn tbe aeventh, aabaa ae <aptured
Holden s fly after a hard run anu t
to Brady at aecond, thua doublinc
well. wbo had itft tbe ba* in iao baaa Oi
scoring.
Pe.-kinpaugh p.ayed a dazzln.g gaine at
ehort for the Yankees. arhlla Ze.uc.r s
work was the heisht of pre-ision and ac
curacy. After the fifth innlng Rirnilng
liam took L*.K)ie. (.'liapman and <>\\>ij
out of the game. sending farady, Dunlap
and Krtuger to take their placea. The
youngstera played well. Ouiuap makim:
two hita ln aa many ttrnes at bat, arhlla
Brady drew a pass aad rapped out a
atngle. The youthful atars 01 New \ arfe
were much in Bahaaaoa, Ifaaa artth a
cloan-up douole. a aafe bunt anu a stoien i
\m*e. doing his BBaiB to bnn? BaBM
honora, Boahe \\illiair.s aua Gilhooic\
each had a lut to put into the rBOOrd
A pass to Alaise. atarted ail the trouble
m ibe lirst fraiue iioiden attempteu a
sacribce. aiul was BBfa al BBBt when La
Joie dropped Grt?gt toaa. <. ...
bunt down the third baae Imc and .
threw wild to Orst. lettiag Malsel kco-.
aeid Holden rcach third. The Utier
croaaed the aaate on B/illlaina a abarp
stngle to ctntre. A pajbs to Zeiuer aUOd
basee. and there waa a lull in boartill
tlea while Gllhooley fouleu to 0*Metl aad
I'eckinpaugh fanned. But Gregg turgot
himaelf and paabed Gcsaett. torcmg Cree
bome.
Caldwell's slngle to right tallied WBJ.
iama and left the boaea atill clogged
Then came Maisel with a two base drlve
over Leibold'a head ln centre field. cleai.
ina up the bags and BBBrtaaj three runt.
( aldwell did a daring bit of base raaadBi
ln acorlng from flrat oa the hlt. l^ajoie
had the ball in bia hand when the atteaai
rounded third. but did not attcmpt to
throw it ba O'Neil Maisel Btoie third
and Holden walked, but 011 a double ateal
the third baseman waa out at the piate.
The acore foliowa:
ttajaj tork. i CaaaaaaaValarrj
ab r h po a e ai> r t: i?? a ?
Maiaei. ab.. 2 1 : tiatalbeM, ef ;? 0 0 1 ou
Holden, ct. 210 b 0 0 '"hapiiian. aa 2 1 1 2 10
<r*?. If. 41 2 10(1 I'uniuD. r>.... Z 1 J .
WIIllams.lt> 4 1 1 TOO.Ja.kaon. rf.. 30 1 I 2 0
aoaaer as. 21 0 230 !?.xw. bj tai
G!lhoole>.rf 40 1 i 0 1. Brady. Xb.... 101 .
P'pauah. aa S 0 1 14 0 Johaeteo. lb 4 u 1 7 1 a
Ooaaett, c. 2 1 1 4 0 0 bal?a. St..... 2 00 (1 n I
Caldwell. p 41 2 0 00 Gniney. If... 411 1 00
. lO'Nell. c... 2 00 4 4 1
?fr. c... 2 0 0 1 0 0
tireaa, p. 000 0 00
biajidiu*-, p. 400 0 00
TotaJa.B)1 10 27 8 11 Totala.23 3 T .
Kew Tork. 70000000 x?7 '
Cleveland. 1 0 0 e 0 0 0 1 1?2
Ptrat tf?ae on #rror ?Nen York. 1 '!'?..
hll?kUi?<i Hiiia ran?<irane> riHrrhi.
?Hol.Jei,. Maiaei Barrlflee fl) Ju. (?
beaea?Mala<-;. (Jllle ulev. Heealnpautdi Left
on baaaa?New York. \\ Clevelaad. 1 DouMi
play? laekaon and Hrady. !-irm ba.-.- oa l?all?
?Off laldwell. 2; nff 'Ireai:. *. oft Ulandlna. '
Otruek out-By Caidwell. 4; by Oregg. 1, ay
BlSliUlna, 2. Hlt by pltoher-Hy Csldwell
(HetfM Hlta- <?ff tirefB, 4 ln 2-S Innlng; off
HiaWJing. 0 ln 7 1-3 liii)ln?- ! mpirer
U'Loughiin and Connully. Tlme--l:S6.
Baseball Race
in Big Leagues
**TION\I UaaaMVJI 0bBTJBB TO-I?AY.
New ^ ork at ( inrinnati (tivoi.
HoNton ut M Laaajla tvrol
I'liiln.lelt'hlB at <?hiraaaro f*4ja?>.
RESI'l.TK 4H ?.\MI> M.S11.K1>A\.
PaBaOaawa. li aanaahtya, 8
llroolihn. 4: fiti-l.iiri.-l.
New Vo'fc \? ( iii.-innatl -rain
Hilla.Miihiii v? ( hi.-airn . raini
Itoaloii \v lt LeaBb (nain).
NATIONAL LBAOITg t?TAMUM.
W I. P.(. W. ' ?'?<?
New Varrk.a? II .?72 Bn">kl>n. "? :" J3-'
Thlla 80 31 .(111 BnMoti.. H 77 .434
( lilrugo. HO 01 ..-,H7 { in.-mnatl 8S B8 .428
J,lit?b,rati.7r. 00 .325 84. LouU. IH '??"? -8*?
\MFRirAN iimtrr* ?.\>ir> ip>?ai
No atame? ?. bediiletl.
REST I.TH Ol I.AMIS gBBJIggaMg.
Nrw Aork. 7. ( leveland. '.'..
rbiliirlt-lt.liiH 4; lletrolt. 2.
UiiHblnKton. (i: ht. 1 <""*
( hleuRo v?. lln?ti>n ralni.
AMERKAV l.EAtili: SIAM?IN(.
W.L.P.C. " ' ''
TMiiln !)| 40 .HAII ( hi.-ar" 73 71 .MI.
( letelanil.82 01 ..'.73 I>etroll. BI 81 .4.U
\-K-li't<,ti..8-J fil .378 New \ ork B2 87 .174
IloM.in. 73 li.". ..VJH St Ioin?. .."^< P- -<65
INTERNATIONAI I.EA4.1 I.
(iAMF.8 TO-DAi.
,ler?ir* < \i\ nt Newark.
Uallmiorr i.i ITnviileni-r ftW?).
REsri.TN of (iAMER ve.?.tkhi>a'i .
Newatrk. I) .ler*e> Mtv. I.
Newark. 4: ,ler?fy (lt?. 3
Inronto. 8: Iloeheater. 3.
?"ito. fi: K??ihe?ler, 3.
Hiiffalo. 4: Monlreul. I
Mnmreal. 7; liuflal". B,
ltaltttnore \? I'wi lucnre raln >
MtMIIM, Ol Tr V>JV
ar. i.. r.4 ? i Pjl
Newark 04 ", .023 Montrml 71 " .488
Becbaaler BI 81 .M>~. rtwrTara BB 80 ,481
Btiftial.. :a 73 .M0 Toronto 70 M "-1
Itultirnerr 71 73 .193 .ler> (lt\.".:i 1"M> ? '?>??
MR HARD FIGHT
Double Victory Over Jersey City
Assures Flag to the
Indians.
ROCHESTER FAILS AT END
Hustlers Falter in Last Round
of Long Grind to Wear
Down Lead of New
Champions.
Rooheeter falterad at tbt Bi b
-Newark won the laternatl
pentiant yeaterdav. endlnj? h ra--e fot t)i<
fliur that was tlie cloheat aad most cx
yeara. The new champl
fealed Jeraey Clty bi two paanea bj
to 1 and 4 ti
iMllaie. who i-.av. mada i .
JiKht for more than a BBOBtll paal
OOWfl the long lead of the Indians. Kpoiled
their kaiBg ohaBoa te
plonship by loaing the firat gume of
thelr douijle-header with Toronto, and
ended the day by dropplni the other hulf
ef the double tdll aa 8 ?
Newark meanw hlle waa maklng lt Im
poaaible for Rocheater to w^n thi- ulti
mate. laurela. even had both ganiee heen
i aptureu. aa the t?am wot, two rioae con
tentF from Jersev <"lt\ .
What are practically the flnal figures
read aa followa:
WW :*????. Pa
NVwnrk . I* ?'?" 881
R !,f?ter . M <?- ?"-''7
Newark has a arheduled game wlth Jt-r
.-.v CSty to-morrow, when the league aea
*on cloaeB. hut thia wili not aff'-ct the re
pult. Baltlmore haa only a allm hold on
third place. and must at leaat apM ever,
in a probable double-header with PfOVi
deace to-morrow to retuin that positlon
liuffalo, only th'-ee pomta behind. would
< tba Orlolea abeead they i"',? two
ti.m.r' or, the Heaaon'a flnal day. Toronto
Ukewiaa haB a chance of ouattng I'rovi
oence from alx'.h poaitlon lf Provldenc
ahould fall to wln at leaBf 00)0 18881 Bf
to-morrow a proapectlve double enrounter
The Majile U
that event woulti have a one-point margin
?
<MifT Curtis and Arlie Hrltton were the
norlera to lead the Indiana home In front
.-. Ikidb- Thelps caught the eao*
BBd battM. Thompaon. who lieat the T:eo
Bbtafl laat week. and Piandon worked on
tiu rnound for the bkeetera.
Newark tallled ln the flrat game on
BWactaa ." Biagta BUty Zlmmerman'a aac
bi arror by rtradiev MiKe
Iionlln lifted a homer over tba rlght flehi
fence in the slxth, allov rng Jersey f'lty
te tie the Boore Daltoa'a smc.e. Taohajri
? ? nnd Hwacina'f1 Hlncle gBTO tba
Indlaaa what praaad te be l
hldea tallled ln tlie firat Inninp ef
n<! gaana 'allioun'a trlple and
DoBltnl aacrlflce did the trlck for the
ra whiie Toetsi Hyara*!
Inaeld ? ?waabaa'i Btagta evaaed
up the BOara Imlton'a htt. -M}?
bjm aad ? pasaaf baO gaaa tha Redablni
il, II.a third. Wi-lla H RiliKie. 88
out oa ahl h be reaehed third, and Brad
My'a <mt agaia aBowed the Paata te ti
The aeorea follow:
rir.sr GAME
?rw.M'.K i jgaaair
al.i h r?o aa, '- \-< *??
T'alton. rf. 8 1 13 "Oi Eaohen.
-.4 II Calheun, :. III $ ??
? 4 o 1 l c o Donlta
KwH.ma.lt. 4 1 2 10 ? B> 4BC 0 11
YV.y.im n.lf 8 0 1 1 Bt WHH-. ef... IB1 8 "r'
Ib 4 0 2 0 1 0 !'.-!' "1 0 (<"
40 11 4 0', nra'll<-v km.. I I
Ulaatna. t-2 1 o I ) Oi Hl;,- "1 * II
( urtia, p. 8 0 1 l ?0. TnotiipBon. p 3 m 1 8 1
Toiala...ai tlltTaial Totala . .JHIUall
Newark .0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0\ :
Jeraey CttJ .0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0?1
}:.-rf>r^ ltrii.lle\ .l'i Thoni|*'m ha.-rltlre hlta
?\K /.immermHn Tool?^ !>lien Home run
?Iionlln l?asrj. on liull* OB CartB
. i. r.iit B] i urtl.s. v, b)'
'J'homraori. 1 lllt L- prtehed ball H\ ''urtia
(ltueai liouble Bf>' Biaillay to Oalnonn;
rjata TtaeMj M Baraelaa rtm t-a??- on erro?
- Nf?ark 1. ft M 'iaac?- Newark. l
ii" ? Time of arame-l:^. Itni.tr*.-.?uw. n>,
and Nallin
. BO QABBC.
muark. nummt am
ai'hpoaei Bbrbpeaa
T>a!ton. rf . 111 o oo Eaehan. If :
? i 1 1 (i 4 0 Cuihoun 11... 4 1 3 K 0 ii
v ! ft i : 1.1 ttaaaUa, rf . J | l BI I
Hwa-iiia. Ib 3'0 13 11 I eartna)] 2b 4 t I
W.Ziaa'n, It l?e I BI w?lln. cf. SM 40 1
i;./.n., ti. 3i. tai I I ?iu
n>... 301 i -jo pradle] aa... 291 nu
j'hflpk r...3" i 4 tlUaanaaan i 111 o . o'
r-iuoi,. p..81l 0 lo liiainK.n P...800 011
Totala....?.4 181 U : Tn-.alii ...JBIIglM
N.-waiii .1 | 1 0 i' 0 x-4
Janary Clty.i o <? i o 1 a?8
Talled.
Krrora-Myera. fwa.-lna. WaUa, Itum. Hran
,)r.i. Hai ilflu hlt Haln.il Bai ilBic fliei.
Mvcra. Dontln. Htolen tiaa^a?Oalhoim. Iionlln
Twi-taar hM?Welto. Tbrear-baaw hlt?< ulhi.ut'
l(aa-a on ballH-otT Hrltton 8 Btruck oui B)
I'.iit'oi, 4 Wll.l pin/i ltr..ndon l'aane.l ball
-Johnaon Kirat \*t** on rrroro- N.wark, 1.
,1ernr> Clty. '? I-*'* '?n Iihhti? .Wwark. ',:
j^rs,^ citv v "t'mie of gam.- 1:14V. I nipir.-.
-Nallln and Oweria
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION RESULTS
Kanaaa Clty vh. 1<ouIbvI11? flat, ralni
ixiulavllle, 7: Kiiiikhm Clty, 4 ffd).
All othera poatiajneU craltv
SUPERBAS PLAYILL
BUT GEI EVEN H
Divide Honors in Double-Head
er After Stiff Fight Against
Pittsburgh Pirates.
ROBINSON AT HIS BEST
SouthDaw Toys with Visitors
and Shuts Them Out in First
Game, but Duffy. a Recruit,
Is Driven from Box in
Second Contest.
?
Pltteburah iepi h\?Maetlae tiie Vitts
burab Ptratea n a dMnaMe^headar *n
1 leid thls afternoon. the Brookfjm
hanped slftb with the Cer
sair.-' and we: t aWB] "ii BBBII teTSBi Th
Smoky ? tured a ftrac ajanai
!? 1( aaere >>t I to ". bat dtppad tbetr eee
ora ln the fina' encounter, with tha
abowtaa ;. I la I count m favar
vlsltora Both panirH were bittarl) foupht,
and the ???juit hanaj bi the balaaea untll
tiie last man lmd heen retlred Urnok'vn
won pos?eFSion of fifth paaoa B* tba Bfear
pin of ?n. i omt
. toee aaab ' Haah" Roblnaoi
Boatbaaa .?? ? *sd bla
uncannr powera ov?i th. Bnperbai a: d
aqueatked through U rtcton bj tba n..
rowaai poaafbta martm He drew PVaab
Alien. th- .\iobiie portaldei ba
? ? ,.nn tba taa rtvali of .>id. went
at a baaunei and totuja Roblnaai
? r BltB, and. Brtth tha
? aceptloi of " ? a ooai
timt no twe-waUopa were bunrhad ln anv
.me inal ? r-,n,i '"
Uh nabi Taa Ptratea ahooa hlaa down
to'- haif a daa a afi
? ? with a
drrre bj Vloa for thi b - n la the
atarbtb lanauj
?tad, too.
?i-o..k' n alaj
the Ptratea a? ?? i dttj o alni ?
Nfoai of Um bobb ?<.
ruat ?>'
the wr.rk 1 ??" -
? ? ? ?
handilna . ? aa
d Ollben Brltl
?
Hrltt
hlt Itera
u matter uf lucb
Miiashe.. tl
? icr.
Two r. cruu ptb baa
. MtT' , fro
?
fatntl? of \'
-
Bnra i brea -?
?
Raaan
allowi
aad l 'u ? ? najrh
trtpta br wrbeat aatttai
Plrate* hau pfWTta
tha t.rat aad
when Bjaaa nm-i. ?
after
tt.
seored both
aarajr m tha aanreatb li
on third hM
plteh, aad thi
with tba run thal wi.i.
nTTCBI ROH
pn a.
111
Briiteo. m ?e< u ' -?>?? J"
Mlller II
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th iniiins laat
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Vi.t.l.urth e 8 I " ?
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aa
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ai.rt Mllla Brll '. Vlox and Mlll?
' All. i
Pittsburgh. 7; Brool * '"" -
n ? mi?m i -'" i
n Bn , . .... Tinie
oi| trea- Baeoe *t"! Prennan.
I
nnooKi.vN. Pm i
?lith|i?'
ajena rf.. II 4 I
? utshaw.XbC 15!
StenS'l . f ."? 1 1 '. n " ,,':'
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Raaan i ! ? " ? > " tHratt . I I
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Toiala ...29 1 I ntala.B)l
? for So ? |
i ann Ii feui
for Duffj In I.i. lantna |Baa f?
ii, founii laalag
Broektya I " I a 0 e l e (
Plttaburgh. .. 1 e e 1 " " " " "
Three
t.?,?. nii nrtii
liaaea?Can 1 Dolai Daul
Hlta Of ' "?-? ' ll I ' '"oopei
lnnlna-a;
ofi Raaan a U i Innlnaa t.'ft oi
B B
nui P"
?,.?.. , Dj , ,,,,,? ? : |. Brna ? . ??>?
Raaaa, Plna
i.h?> oB ?rr^r, Brookl 2 Uoubb playa ?
Flwhar aad Dai " Tlmi?l:fll I'mnti.-i.
- llrenmin .irid Diinn
NEW BASEBALL LAWS
National Commission Amends
Optional AgTeement Rule.
Ctnetnnati Bept a\?The National Dase
imii Cornmission atnaaaBBoad bHdai thal
the rule of the .?.?minisMon preacriblnc
the conditionn under which an optional
apreement will !?? approved and ealtdated
had been amended by th. addltion of the
r.iii.iwiur paraajraph:
"A nurchased BBBjOl le.ieue plaver wti.,
hau participated ln a IBaM and ueen reg
ularly wai\?-<l OB, RBBJ Bl BdaBBBl ?
lor- S.-i-t-inber Ii nt tha reaff o' ita exe
lutlim under an optional agreeinent, e\
afeaaabsa on Au?i?t ia of the fofaaarhaj
year. Kuch plavrr hhuli. howevei, be
aahjaal ba draft ln the vear of his re
baaaa, laaBeaaaaa oT the approved op?
tional agreement "
Tho < onimln*ion hK<> eonatrued the rule
r.datmft t<. the number of piayers on u
uiej.ir leai;ue club t<> niean that the club
v.in ii"t h. raqutrad to baetaala ba its baa
th. aaaa ad aay paayar arhe h so ima
BaatbUad by lajary <>: illneas fhat he \?
urmhu- to reader Baretcea aad the ahaaeea
nf the re.overy ?f lii> Hthletic ahlllty are
BBBBBaaaabaV taeb laaaTpar shall be re
aaraad aa >aahaaaaod, hut shall not count
in hia team'a llmlt.
CATCHERS OF THE GIANTS WHO HAVE
MADE IT WARM FOR BASE STEALERS THIS YEAR
ywvuA
K
Harjley
Me
Pennants All But
Lashed to Masts
rae Ke* faab <.iant? nin *ind up
thrlr la?t H?lrm tn?a?lon In ( Inrln
nali aBadbPi ?n?l ??" tna?el hotiir- hv
? l..? ?laaa*-" aWaWMBBBe ?nd I'i^mIbt. BB
win.i iu tbr BMaBBaanl m.r in atiad around
tliik <ii
Th?* wlll |.Im< oaw lamr with fhe ?o
l.rrlin* m! tli?- fi.lo ?.r.?.nrt? <>n U r.lne*
<la. and Iben m..?r nur t., llr.M.kl>n to
flni?h oui tbe wfrk Thal ..?er. a ?li?rt
jmirnei to llixton wlll tw martr for two
ietra Nbmwbbb bBbb8 tabaj "in eaBaao M
tlinr ..a?n iliani.in.i on Ortnher : for tt\?
f.in..- ...I | ...mmuiiI ni an.a.ier lt. thrr*
ilm. xwtli UM I'IoI...-.
Mi. uaaaaa im.r bob aab laaetaa
peaaaa la pi?*. aai aaaBtaag laat intie
lillllh i lilllliJC ?.iMlltfc-lr wlll, thr l"llllll??
o, lluioii ..ni llir iialtlr of \iljcual <0.
ihr PMIUea aa Um albea imnu. b?\r
?i\ir*n aamr* i" i?laa> .um niu?t wla
fminrni wl.llr t tt ?- l.ianln ?rr l,,?int len
I.. aaptajM Um bbb.
ln tl.r \iiiti. im laagBB BM Pblladrl
pbla Vtlilrtl,. ni*., huir IwrU. fU. t?
trn laa CbweBBBBl itnd Wa?liui|Clon Thia
nirwn* Ibal < >>iiiii.- Uan-k nnd hla men
inij?t Iiiiw ever. aainr nbllr tbr Nap? or
*enalor? are niaking a < Iran BWBB8 f..r
thr priinanl t- h) an<?herr BaBBBB] in
l'hll.idrl.bla H i- 0*ae
Tl.r Vrwark In.lnin* ?-on tlir Intrrna
tlonul I mgttr priinanl >r?ier.li?-. lot thr
flr.i tinir
TIED FOR SECOND PLACE
Defeat St. Louis as Maps Lose
and Two Teams Are Now
on Even Terms.
? ajtea, |) ,,. H ? v 'nnlng to
08! Whlle ''lev.-lani! ???- loainp Wash
itik'toii uiouuht about a tu- fOf Beeoad
plaaa kn tbt ABMricaa Lsagot raoa bbbbi
elah has aron ? and loat n pjbbm
r. pen entnu' af Jfl
The tW8 teatna have l.^en batttbag tnr
aacoiul place for the graatar part of tha
Bsaaaa, Waahlagton cloaad bi laat w-aek
iu takniK Baa Btralghl from rnavaaaad
Waahlngton Jumped on Bt LoiiIh at tha
Htnrt to-.|ii\- nnd inaiiKuniti <l the vlsitora'
laat atay uf the i.eaaon here I y gatttag a
two-run lead ln the h:at lnnlnc. Kour
-, ?? aiagtea oil BBBBBgBaabMr(
eoupted v. itb a WUd pii' ti and a BBorlflaa
fi\, brought tba talttaa ewa
st. Leaai forgec abaad la tba atartfc
when Kngel went to ptaoaa aBBBBBBBJeBBB
atagMd and siiott. i taaat om aa bbbbbI
:.it. arSagaL '" Baaaaag tba ball tbrgw
mi.. me bbvbbBi tba rBBaaaJ bbbbbbi up a
baaa
Tln- a> ore f.ilh.w
waauiNoTON i \sovu
? I'O ae| atn li pu an
\t? ii. ? ?? i ? .'.?'? Bhott?n.cf . i : o l <>
Mllati et 4 ."?... 4 I J ,1 Zi
rWNaar, 31 ?U 1 0 1 0| Prati B) 100 3 J 1
OaadlC. ib 11 - n ll| wiua ia i ^i.
Morarati. 8) 3 " u il : ||
. i e e s o o|.... iiigtuii .1,, , oo u oo
Mnatnll ? ntl If 4? i i i f.
.; Baea if4 ? ? - ' ? Craaala ?
U. I'.n.l- aa 4* - - v., , I ai a I .)
Kiiar-I 1 II t 4 H ILoima ner.p 311 n ||
MBM -n. |.0O o 4 jii'v.,11. "<>0 0 00
I BJ| Alliatei. 10* 0 0 0
Toiaia...aj IttSTlAl] 'lotala.BJtlal II i
M'rttu-,1 for I'riiKHlti ln tbe aev^nth iiiiiing
tliatt^d for liauniKar.in.-r ln UM nlnth lnntna
v.aabtngtou. 2000oi3o*i;
st baaaa. boooojoo 0?3
T?o-t.a?<- bltaa?AaaMla. .-'iiott.n. Oaadl Ha
aan. TTire^-rw... tni-.MII.in Hitu?< <(T Kaafai
i, In I 1-1 liiiniik'H. ..rt MBMB, i i'. | M 11111
1 ttir Mai Ifl hlta- mti-t..11 Sa.-n
flre fly?Moraan Ht.il^n bBBae?kgmtw >-<
Mo?rP-r C-. Maraaa. Aiaaatttfe iKmtiie play?
Kalfiitl t,. Auntlti LaaBat
WaiihlriKlon. .'. Kir?t Lmuh- on Ualln?1 ifr lUauin
gardnei, I off l.na. I. 1 Ilit by pit. Iicr?My
Johnnon (Croaaln) Rtruck out?By Baumaard
1 Bea .n*"ii : \\u,i pitea
Ha'tmEMrdner. l.'mpirta?IMnc.-ii anU tihcildan
Ttaaa laa
Mclnnis, Back at First Base,
a Boost for the Athletics
Barry's Two-Bagger in Eighth
Inning Clinches Game.
DETROIT TEAM THE VICTIM
Two More Victories for Mack
and His Men Will Settle
Pennant Fight.
Phlladelphta, Baaa; B\?4 two-basger bv
Ilarrv wtth the hasea full and tw.. mit ln i
the etghth Inning, enat led rhllarielphla to
: ..troit h?re to-rla\ bl a BOOTB of
The Imme teani took advantage of a
pair of jiaaaea by WIHett ln tiie flrat ln
?>r? two run>-. whl.'h were
(iriv.ii in !??. Huk'T b alngle and M< Innts a
aaertfl ?
!>etroit araa k?ot from B"orlng untll the
ebjhth frame .broaajh the makmf: ..f
three double piava Then a ba;.e on balal
t.. Baah, baa steai of Baoaad aad Baa>
nian'B fourth Baoeeaafea stnirle Hcor. d
Baah and CBBBBd PBBBBBh to UtKe
t? place v rawford'a out and ?'<ihb"s
-iik!. Baoaad Haiimun and tl. d tht- seore
Wtth two men out In the tiom. bBUB'l
balf '?? the aiebth, tba baaaa were fiiied
oa Bakar'o ataajla ?. aafb bunt by atelanla
und a pass to UalBh Harry then w-.m the
AMERICANSJV[I\MN CANADA
Take 8 Out of 20 Events at the,
Montreal Traok Meet.
M.intieal. BBBt ? Amerlcan athletea
raplarad elrht out of twenty of the ltn
portaut eventa at the champlonahlp tra'k
BJ of tba yucbec branch of tli. '
Amateur Athletn- 1'nion of Ca'nada, held I
thla afternoon at the .Montreal Amaieur j
Athletn- AsMietation grounds.
< unailian records were beaten by H.
Uarwise. of the Bostoti Amateur Athletn
Asr>... intion. with < feet Bj|| Inehea, in the
baah baaa, and j. h Daaaaa. of the
BiadhlllBl I ield I'lub. of New Tork, who
threw the diacus 110 teet j |n,.n 7 ,)
Halpm. ut the tioaiun Amateur Athletn
AsHuciation, won both the qtmrter-iiiile
and hali-mile with coneurnmate case. the
former in 49 seeonds anr| the latter ln ;
n.lnutes.
The inlle race went to J. A. Power.
BoMtou Amateur Athletl. Assoclatiou,
wiio?e time waa CX! 4-0, whlle J. <'. l.aw
lor. unattaehed. of Htmton. captured th.
eighteen-pouiid Hhot-put eveiit with <M
te.-t M A Caataar, of the Hoeton Anu- i
teur Athletl.' Aaso. latlon, took the 100- ?
yard sprlnt in lo i-o weconde. and H. J. j
Hn ith. of the Mronx I hurch Houae. New i
Vork. the Uve-uillc evunt ln ?(i niinutes j
ii ae. luiOj. . *
game wlth a low lin.-. whteh htt I.oud.-n
88 tl avent :ur two hasea.
m< K-t baad mu -;itt bj a tou. up m
U ? : raf BBBBg and 018888 Iook 881 i lace.
The athlethBj and tba Tlgara play twa
? Meaday. lt the laa ?? ieaoara
ala both tbey arlll etaob tba pennant.
Mcitini- was baok al ' MB appar
eatl] 0088 Um woraa for hia injury on
Tharedayl
Tba Bcora fuliows
PHILaVZMBXPHU DfmKMT
a at>r i r? ae
... 3 i I a 4 ii
. ? f... 411 1 01 I4?utiian. Th. 4 14 2 II
. ; 0 ,? . rf *"0 II
et. 40 2 0 oo
Mrlr.nU lo 3 ' I
liarry, aa... 401 4 I ... 301 1 i'O
103 0 10 Onalow, n . 3 on v: cn
Uoajek. i 101 I 10 Loudea. 8b.. ioi l 10
IViinn.-k. i> 0 00 I 0 0 WIlMtt. p.... 2 00 0 4 0
Buiflarr p.. 000 0 0n *I)ubuc. III n ||
Platta. 100 o on
Touii..:? i - reoala.ai 11:4 M l
?Batted for Oaatov tn nmth tnning
fBatted for wni. r la atetb kaaaag.
'? i Bbla J o <i I I I I - x?i
in nren II c I I a I I o? |
T?i. -Ii.iao bil Rar" HIM -'>n* Houefc, 1
ln T laataaa laeaa mi) ht Bth); off Pennook.
1 in i . I im . .<? i . r : .. mu
itia ctaerlflea rt 11
afelnnla Bteleo baaaa ?? aalurphy Huah
Doubla ih, folllaa um! BaaJTy;
Hmrrj aad Melnala Colllna and Mclnnla
Ix.ft on baaaa?Dotrall ~ PhUadelphto. '
i i--.- , .... aa ball - - ?fl Wlllatt
Houck i ofl Pamnoeh l Hli b i
it. wiltetl IB Marphyi Btraek ..m ? Bv
wili. -t. i Wtld i.ii.-n Houek riflo
1 mpii ? a Baatt and II
AMERICAN MARKSMEN WIN
Capture North America Match
by Defeating Argentina.
Kea Clrt. \ J., Sej-t ;'u?1!> a margin
of ftft.-eti pnintk the DBttad States Hltli
TaBBI awa tba North Atnerlca match in
the Internatlotial and lnterstate ahootlng
totirnanient h.r. to-<l,(\ Oaly the t'ttited
States and thf Argentuie Hepubllc rom
88888
The te?rn acores b> atagea follow:
aa tnn 9.10 uaa
yav ? ? Total
t niUd .-itataa. ??. BBJ
Anrentln.i. Bg ?ss M ut* &SM
Th.- Aruentlne teani'a woi k in the. long
rangea waa aeiiaatmt.al Intll they came
here in the late aummar for Baaattea the
inenibora hau li. 8BB BBBi BB uny range
BBBBBT tiian the Soa-tn.tre. a little under
3?>0 yarda. and their work in ao evenly
matehlng the pick of the t'nited Btatea,
who have ahot tho long rangcs for yeara,
waa teuardetl aa phenomenal.
The lead ol flfteen pstBta whlch tne
Init.-d States rlftomen helcl at tii?- end ot
tba arat Btaae bbb radaaed bi bIb aa tne
?a?i-yard atage. The 88888 Ohih g.tltied
aix more tu the DOo-Mird -t.it, ,,,id Ht
the opcuiiig of the l.lMii. tboretore, thia
country waa leariing by tw.-l\.- BBbBBBj
whlch waa increae**! iu aUeaaa at tne
Li.ac. I
OE
TO
Rivals Have Pilfered Less than
One Bag a Game.
MEYERS EASILY THE STAR
George Burns Leads All in
Number of Failures
to Advance.
The cat'liing ataff of the New York
'limits has deae aeen better work t-iig
... h preventttaj baaa raaac ~ frnm
stcnllng than Connte Blaah'a recdaere
The av.rage number of lan-? nies a Katne
on Lapa, Bahena A- Co. durlna the pra>
ampalpn haa i e.-n 1.24; on "Chlaf"
ra und his assoclatea lt stand? at .%.
i i to huB Thuradav the oppooenta of the
OlaBta i ad fllehed fhl hasaocke it: I8J oa>
aj baaaa havehaf been atoian an Mer*
Ora 1n aPJ gamea. 28 on Arthur WtlHon in
| i4 paaaaa. If on Larry McL*an tn PJ
! pames and 1 on Grover Hartley
I game".
afapara and his aaajataaahi baaa baaa
throwinf to the baBes in aptendld foraa
all .-.eason. and or.ly once have the* al
lOWod more than four Btolen bases bj one
at Clibnajie on 'aaa I tha
were credlted with seven Ha* emea at th<
eaaoasa Ol Meyery and Hartley. hut th>
Hruina Wan alBlBBd 18 run wlld on tl.e
baaaa haaanaaa the Qlaata were far in the
' laad
Heyara, of raaanaa, bj MafJaaa'a beat
| throwlng catrner. The averuge number
? Of thafta charged againat him per game
i tnis aaaaaa bi a.17, waiii* s.-nang. Mack'a
labicst backitop, has a raaard af
i The New Vork backatops have turned
lia.-k Bl ?f the men who tned to ateai.
Mayera tbrawlaa aat st. wiiaon at, Mc
Laaa M and Hartley L Included among.
' their victima are. |d Kravea. 14 Kuperbaa.
ln CBBB, 1!* Reda. 11 Philllea. 24 JMratas
and 8 Cardlnala.
The number of bases BtBlOB by the raaf.
oaa ciutje on th. \ew Vo-k hacknopt
thla rear feUowa: By Hoston. 12: bv
Dioahljiu, 7; by Cbteaaa, 27; by Clneh>
natl. 2); by Philadelphia. M; by I'ttts
barajh, ?. aad bv Bt Leata, bt
? ?? ? .xhihltion of thiBBllBl B?
a New \ ork oatebar trds aeaaon was bf
? f'ittshursfh on .September
ajht foar af the s:x men
who trted to ateal on htrr.. Hia vntima
v er. V.asrn.r. Mlller. ' arey and Btit
all tba men exc.pt the last name.
.. it al Deptaarftla "aar attebael
lahad ai the peata aa the front end l
Dptad double ut?a!.
Tl ? BBBV hn* the ,V?r " -<
eatcboia r.. v ? aartaeaaad this s. a*.
? ? ? ttag aad naraatttbaj ab
. mnptetfl gaines ? aiurh*
. .
'thrown out. 9s: number of steals b]
mnenta B
W. MBBbl
?iTie* eaaalri "- riaaaa -
tbroa ? Baaaher ef aaaata bj ae>
M< Leen?< lorm
i parbi .a* faaaa auajhl 12 BBaaher al ? *'
u .t. B): tmnitier of ateals B]
ii.-- - of tfarcep eaaabl
aanibor of men tbiowa out. t; numt
? ? nta, 7
Th- | ra the aaaaaa
?rcnient ..pportunit..
thotr tbrowtng araaa Th- eateta -- I
tad IB attemptf i
M" irawttaa ba abnal, 11
bar bag baaa aaaaeht ne fearar thsn
S ttm-s .loht. btun
? M thievtng expedlMo:-- Arthii'
Sha;> BaUBfht B th
Snod^rais '.? umes. Arthur Fletcr? II
tinaaa, Prad Merhla fl times. Larry
:i.-S. .?hiirle' <;e-7.(.? B times.
blepera J iimaa arthar wiiaon 4 t.mes
BBd .losls PaOeaa, Grover Hnrtle- .loe
aad ?'iaude Oeepar each one
BfO Uarlden. of the Uraves. caugh* l t
of the tlmntf atea'.lng on Aprll 18. but two
dava later they got even with him hf
IHirloining e:ght haflao<-kB Ifjr Wingo aj
the Cardinals. threw out four M^<>raw
itea who trted to steal ii: the gamea of
August 14 and li, and Mlke Simon. of
tiie Ihrateti. eMiialled Ivy'a performsr a
on .\la> 1? and Sieptember 10.
The . atcher who haa cuf down the
greateBt number of New \ork plav*?
this aeaaon when the^ tned to ete
Will Killefer. of the Phllliea. Hia flBtbaa
number twentv-two. Jlmmy Ar-her ^..ts
turned back aeventeen men. Bill Rartden
Bixteen and Mike rilmon flfteen.
The catchers who have thrown mit tha
C.iaatB thia aeaaon when they trted te
Bteal are named below:
Hlttahurgh? 31. Slmon, 15; Otbeon. ?;
Kellv. . Colernan. 2.
Chi.'iigo?ST. Arffher. 17; Brenahan. M
BJ, rilBba M Wingo. 14. McL?an. 10;
Hillebrand. 2.
Philadelphia?25. Killefer. 21: Caeln. t:
liurnB. 1.
HoBton?24. Rnrlden. lt; ^Tiallng. T;
Iievogt. 1.
Cllst iBIBBtl Bl Clarke, lt. Klmg 6.
Hrooklyn -19. Millcr. 9; Flacher. 7:
McCartv, j
MERKLEJUEDJOR $400
Alleged That Player Owes foi
Interest in Oil Company.
r-larlnaati Pept r)-F>ed C Hi
fir?t haxetnan of the New Vork Club ','
the KatJaaal Laaanaa, waa sued for {"*
it. CBeaaaaa Ptaaa Caart h.-re te-dey hf
James bt Crow. of Wbeeling. W Va.
wl.o allegea that the ball pbaper OWBB
hin: far 0 slxteenth intcreat ln a V\'-st
Vlrgltna eompany which la now drilling
for pll.
Ifarhba t" here with the New Vork t?aflB>
BUFFALO WINS AND LOSES.
ritaftT liAUK _
ai Buffalo R'.; n
Buftak) . :? o o 2 o o o e ?-4
Montreol.... 0 0 0 u t? e t " ??l ?' -
Hatteriea-Fuleiiweider and La U"*"1
Dasa and Madden.
BffCONO CAMK. r^
Montreal. 0 0 0 0 ? 2 0 .'. <>-? J !
liuffalu.. .01301000'-^'
DattortOB CaftO and Howlev. 'iabB aad
Trageaer.
ROCHESTER LOSES PENNANT.
POttn cAUi: _ UE
At Hocheater? ? t ? a
Toronto. I 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 ?-* ? :
Rocheater. 1 ? 0 o 0 o 0 0 2?? ?
Batterles?Brown and Uraham. Martin
and Willutma.
BECONU GAME. ? h.K.
Toronto. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ?-? ? .
Ko.-hesier... 0 0 ! ? o 1 0 0 1 -i '?
Beiaaaiae aTaat and Hrown; Hoff a"0
JackUtach.
a
HUOGINS SIGNS 1914 COKTRACT.
st Leada sept aa MBha iiuggtn..
nianager af the tit. Louu. NaUonal L^ag"*
baaeball team. algned a contract io-4?#
to manage the team ucxt jear.

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