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Giants Lose S Yankees Lose Twice S Superbas Win and Lose a* War Clouds in Baseball
Some of the Giants
Shut Oat in Boston
With Regulars Out of Fray
Tvler Celebrates "His Day"
in Sparkling Way.
BRAVES SCORE EIGHT RUNS
Fromme Makes a Bad Start and
Schupp Does Little Better
When He Goes to
the Mound.
c <''v ??'?-;
Beaton, Bepl Shorn of erery play
c who ? ? brunt of the As I
ring I third conascutlvt champion*
?hip to New Tora, a team calling Itself
Che c.:.ints took the field against the B u
Ion Bran n and met
With ? ihUt-hUt The Bi ore v an I to (
Leaving the team It I WTihert
Kobinson at midnight M Qraoj went lo |
N,w York laut night, taktni with him ;
f-hof??- and Merkte, thi laal
the r,; ? c ' ' ? tro lue- i
Ilot of \ ai ? tin t ?Brat
baseman, while the veteran Eddie Grant ?
1 .o'< up hin placo at second, Heraojg, at
third, vas the only player In the line-up '
atonda mock of :? ?hoe. of appearing
m the world's series next week.
It was Tyler day" In Boston In honor !
Of the brilliant " . Who received
due honor from a delegation of "far>i" :
thai made the trip lo Boston from I
N. H the pltcher't home town, a silver
loving CUp and glOS in gold were smoSK
i ajifta Ma) or Kalrbai
l?err... Oray, the manager of the Lowell
t?-am. und' i ? I ... broke
Into baseball, gava -a i>??ir of d?a- ,
mond i-1? <?'?? ? button*
in return for this display of loyalty th (
? ? tut ned around and pll
? tparkllng game against th< Qlanti
Iting tii'ir stick work to se\ en scattered
a , In hand- i
11.. =a\.- onl) oni ?
- an?! atmet out nv? men. At n.i
t ? were the visitors In a position I
i
ted i for Ni a fork
but retired In confusion aft? r four inn-,
? that i
t and cave TyierTMt ninple lead to
a m h
o- the young southpaw, succeeded I
Irommt in the fifth Inning end was hit
Just about ;.s hard hit ?elf, but the ?
Jni? wa? Hghtei result?
ing In only two runs Hartley litid an
? ? , behln i the plate, being
I 'd with ; sed baila while
?Ml.
The Bra ? ip two easy run1 n
the first I Will i out ?an error by |
? gave Qliffith ? life and he talli??l
whoa Hersog picked up Bweew
? .-v. ,\ n ever Wil
Moi k boot B - snvaal
l- w< ill and Bweei ??> coui I
Hartk dropped Stock's Iste toes I I ?
plati
In the aecond Inn n| Rai d?Mi doubl??d
to cen? two
beat oui bu i
held i it at the openli p of the third and ?
Schmidt - iigh <i to rl ? I | itng to second
when McCormlck Juggled the ball, i
Bwei to third Lord brought
both s with a sharp drl
h fl M Tlfleed to Wilson, unsssist- ?
ad, arhlli i"-?i popped t., Hersog, but
Rariden brh ging ix>rd home
Tyl< r dr< ind PTotome threw out !
Smith
Bchupp atarted ? - fifth, an?i
a .?h on? t safely to centre, '
going to si ? ond on a wild pitch and count?
ing OS ' - I to left An Infield
hit by Rariden ami Qrlfflth'a double cav.
the Bra tor h) the eighth.
The ?-. ore follow?
VOS. I NEW TOBE
a', i li vos ? ,., ..
H ?; ^ 4 o o 3 " r. Herzog, 8b.. 4SI I M
Griffith, rf St 2 1 101 2 |1
SwOl " t 1 . -, If... 4 00 1 0 0
itlt.lt) 41 C 10 "0 P. ll?on. il i o i i; o o
t '."i. if .41 : i i n m.?? ?<.k.rf 201 ? ft i
?l?i"i . f. 3 t 1 4 (" ? s S n
1'"al. Sb. ..4 0 1 ? r if... - o l o 0 0
ytart?Jea. c. 45 1 . 3 01 ? ;o
Trier, p.... 20 1 ? 4t| 1
?Schar, .olio
It IR" taui?.g o r < h :
1 I | 0 1 0 0 1 S?|
Hew York. 00000000 0?0
Twe-baaa hit? deeper, Haraoc, s* limidt.
J?arid? n Tyler, Griffith lilt! ? >ff PYornro?, 8
In 4 Inning*: off Srhupp. 7 in 4 Innings
i ? : Iti Main T ? ?Jeanei,
Nchmi.jt 1 ?. .i D? .;,in' .
Tl I'-i. I."f: on ' I
N'\s I
? ? rom ma, i. off Bi hupp, I; et Tyler, l
? .. Boat o
P?M 'I '
I Klein and
?
t
'
ATHLETICS SUFFER DEFEAT
_ ?
Go Down Before Washington
and a Recruit Pitcher,
w a Ek pi 0 lyere, a recruit
int. h? r tram Richmond, Va., w?ent
Uirough in? fust full major khtgut game
to-day against the Philadelphia AthlteUca
Und thul th. in ont bj h s? oie of :: to 0
Tin- young -tut pitched a Bnc ?ame.
striking oui eleven men and giving no
i tea on balls. On the other tend Board*
?nan was arlld und th?- aupport behind
h m was a
The champion? played asoond atrinl
men a ta in to-day, i of th? regu
.:. inn'.' Into th? - ? ? Strunk, w ho
? replaced Brlcalej In the seventh, tnede
t'u ? til ? '?-.m hit against \? ?-i a
I', it r one of Philadelphia's young In?
lets wa? hit by .? thrown ball before
the game, ami had to be carried off tin
I I lis i or ditlon is not serious.
The score follows,
w \.-iiin?;t?,n i PHILADE1 **HIA.
?hrl
Mueller, rf.. S 0 i .. ? ?? ,, .i
?Han. cf.... I 0 I ! 00 Walah. If
i est? t til ; : lu, Pj . i f?fi :. ?>
|1 10 I 10 00| farm ?1221
M...:.- Oil Urli kley. rf.. 1 ?t I I
Henry. . : 1 Oil ?( 01 1 tt
It? If .10 2 0 0 " l<?van, M .40040!
McHriac - 101 i 0|Orr, lb. s n o : i i ?
Am??, i 100 0 . ' r, n n i
latea, ? 11
*/i z ', .: '?< : Total? ,H I ?
'? 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 x?I
pblla 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o O-o
Toe ?? ah toaste, j
* Me. ?
..'ii Moi ,
k Left < i. Imm I
BI MIKinn i i I
?
)? ??' suhlnston, : Hit by pitcher ?
H Hoard
l i i . ,\- ?is. I IM- . . belli -til? :.? i i... I
T.i.i??1:4-. L'l
U\?rH\l I H> l?\\. ?> r?mei Ural
i t. r M '.- ? roi ii mer lea na va Boston. '
l'Oit? ?.' Mi . t.
BasebaH Race
in Major Leagues
NATIONAL LKAOCS OdJSBS TOini.
Baaehlja at rnHSS*B*ihBa
RESTLTS or QAMES fESTEBDAT.
Hi.i-ldn. 8; N,.? Vorf. S,
Philadelphia. Ill; B'o.iUI'n. o
Svoeklya, : Philndell'1'iH. I.
N\TIO\\| II Mil I MAMIIMI.
v.l.. r.i w.i. i-.r.
New A?rk SI m .mi Beaton r>; BI .i.*.n
Thllii hi, SB ,;,ni Hrooklvn ?:. SB A*t
?hi.iiii. as h:. .;,;n i in. innnti fit a: .*??
Plttsbrgh "* t;i) ..">:<i St. I-oul?. 4M ??n JSI
IMBRICAN IJCAOl'E GAMES TO-DAY.
li?'?t..n i?i N>u York It??...
Philadelphia el ?Veshleate?.
' luirla ad at DetraS,
?UM i Ts oi <. IMI - M -Ti RDAT.
Boston. I) New Inrk. .'.
Saetas, ?. Vf? ^orv. o.
\\ iioliinclun. I) I'llilii.l. u>l i.?. il.
IMER1CAN I.l.Xt.ll. MAMHXli.
W. I. IM \\. I P.C.
I'biin n r.4 .esS'thlraa? .: ti .:i;
? tsiii,,n h: as r.so iiriroii ci h.\ .?se
I lewlumi M SS ..M!I Ht. I .?mi? .".? ?14 Jll
Bo?1t>n ;h (??I .5.11 ?w \ ?rk V. 13 .'m:
SUPERBAS TOSS OFF
LEAD OF NINE RONS
This Generosity Over. They
Turn on the Phillies and
Win a Game.
Philadelphia Sept. N The Brooklyn
osl a sloe un: chai ? to s ? ? ?,
a double-header with th?
I'i- lie* i. 11 thi* afti noon, and In th<
? ?pinions o? tin- rpectatora Bill Da ?
ras to 1 ii ?
v ?? ? team ead of
? runs ii flu .?.I the
lirai (an e, the Brooki: n at ow< d
Pal Kauan t'i remain ?m the rubber until
home tean off?
all i'\ei the i"t. tied th< r? Ii the
n the ninth by
to S
second ram? * a I ?aether
-, . . ? ^ | .. . ?rV'alki held
the Quaker City men In the holloa of
hin hand and won with the iota's stand?
ing al ; to I.
.lust vv hat Indu? ed Dahlei to ? hi*
fa tei Ing hi lo rei the
gai ?? will never t?e satisfactorily ex
bul the in. i ien alna that be
did. Regan was not In particularly ???>o?i
form when he started am wer?
? off him al ' T Inten ala. In
view of the ov< i the Sti
f>erl I Dohlen iras content v* allow
the same t.? take it. coures. It did,
quickly, too.
In th* eighth Inning the I I opped
on Kican im five rum. in.nie possible
by some powerful batting and ??...?se ??
lie. Dooisn Miller and Cravath euppllcd
?'.asan chipped In with a couple
of fn rhlle J. Carlyle Smith and
supplied the en.
in the ninth Inning, t?> the wtmdermenl
of the crowd. Ragan to?); hi* place on
the mound, and the Phillies quickly
clinched the came Hums ??nul.led Roed
ran for him ai led ->n Knabos
drive t?i right field.
irk y i ?ciiin ?-a-A !.. ii that the So
'? i I ? i uf run*
fi'iin any one of his pitchers, and be used
ree In the first Inning. Bpps Rlxey
started proceedlnaa as list thi Bupsrbss,
let after two tuns were counted and the
mied the tali Virginian wa* di
rected tuvvnrd the warm BhOWeT hath ir,
? ? bouse Rube Chalmers took up
the burden and pitched to four i atumen..
B the time he had fa-pl the afore
oned fourth man six runs ha !
trickled over the plate. With a man on
third bssi Msrshsll rushed out, rowing
to si,,p the i lot. He did, tod, most i f?
fecttvely. True enough, t ?? i n tier on
; counted, hut from that tune on Until
? linqulabed ,v.? reins to Howard Cam
nits in the ninth Inning nol ? Brooklyn
runner rounded the far t?irn. Camnlts,
one Inning, ? sally si
ti nuble.
Fred Walker pitched thi second seme
fi i Brooklyn, and pitched it well He had
. rerything In the world on the boll, an?l
?-imply mowed the slugging home players
down.
The score* follow:
l ins i GAME
PHILADELPHIA BROOKLYN
at. r h p?. a ? ab r l, pi> a e
Knal ? 2b .i 2 I 11 Morsa rf... ?il 1 < !?
Doolsi I :. i Cutshaw, '.'n ;. i i I tl
Loben, lb S 2 S 2 1 l| C'olllni ..'.10401
f. 4 0 1 1 00|Wheat. If It 2 S I *
? : " " 1 ii... K'patrlck li. :: i ?> s o "
Jb... 4 1^113
? i 2 * 1 1| Klal -r. ... ill:!
?i .-f 11 i : n n McCart? , c. 11 I 1 II
I ?? oln, i .00*1011 r,- !..., i. 20221 "
K irna, c. I 1 1 4 10 Hasan, p... 4 1 1 0 4 0
?? n f?
?!?..p0 0 0 0 <> 0
Maral all.pt 0 0 0 r o
ti.p 0 M I II
?Miner.... i i i o on
4 Reed. o 1 II
(Becker... o o o o o?
Total- ..41 II 14 .7 13 4 TMOjl ... ? . |
(er Marshall In the eighth inning.
for ?turns in th* ninth Innlnr ?Untie.|
i CamnJti la is* alatfa inning. lOa* out
?hen winning run was s
Philadelphia.. .. I 1 S 1 S S 1 I 1?11
l>-n. I Mllill ?
Twe Ragan, Sa
noci? nw Lt ?
'iff l!t\?v. l?AOB* oui ni SrSl limliilC'.
off ? '? ".n in Srsl Inning); off
Marshall, ?'. In s Innings; ofl ? amntti i In 1
inning Saeritlre hit -Klrkpatrick. Stolen base
[> . ,. p|a) ? Morsn sn< M? ? ai i ?
I., ft ..n bas?e?Brooklyn. :. Philadelphia, il
on ball* OS Ragan, ... eft Riser. I; ?n
. on errora Brool lyti I
l'hlladeipi in. ; Hit ' i II? bei -Bj Rl??
(Klrkpatrick); hv Ubalmen (Smith) Btra ?
. % Rages 2; i?\ Marshall, ."? wild pitch
Time 1:55. t'mi1i'?> Byron and
Rlaier.
si:?? >.\|i GAME
BROOKLYN, i PHILADELPHIA.
abr h pe a *
I?, rf 4 ' . 2 1 ? Ki . 2b., J o o ! t ft
40 I " i.I ??? l 4 i i o 4 n
. nlllni rf. 4 I 1 S ? I i Loben. SI .4112 11
I, If.. 4 0 2 2 ee( Mage. If. . 1 o l 2 0 0
K? atl lek.lb 5 1 ?: ? ! 01 Or* all! rf., Ill 1 0 0
Smith, Sb.. 40 2 1 -0 Lij.lern?. It,.. 401 I] I 'i
m,. .. ... 11? fi :< oo Peak? rt.ef . 211 I o o
Kllllfer. r . 2 0 0 4 il
Walker p 10 1 I II Burn* .. ooo 0 Po
, ? 'amnlti p.. 'i 0 0 4 0
I i uni- rai. p. <.' ?' I
. ?i .-? ere .. . Ill 0 o o
I IMIIIer. loo 0 00
TSUUS....nSUt7MSl T?.ih!.? ... .211S ST Ul
?Batted f'ii- Kllllfer in th* ?-iginh inalsg.
f..i Camnlti ?n lb* t\\ ith Inning.
Hroeklye . i o | o i | | i o ?i
Philadelphia. I '> n 0 0 0 0 o 1-1
Two baa* Mi-"?Meres KbttpaU'Kk, Walker,
lilt* ? .it Camnlti II In I Innings; ofl I I
neran, 2 in i lantna. SacrlOc? iu'm Collhu,
Mou.-. Motan rtacrlfte* Hi. ? vv heat, r mail'
Ftnien beaes?Morsn, l/oh'it Double plays-?
?trick and Mows; Knub?. K till f. r and
Luderu*. lyfi ?n hasea?Brooklyn, 13; Phils
.?eiphhi. .'? i Irai baa. on I alia ? .-i vv il ?
i.rr 1'aiiniii:'. 1; off KtBneraa, i nu by pltehei
ii- I'emnlt* (Mowei HtrticV out?Bi vv ,i
. ?intu?/, s. TisM 1 ?? l BBslres Bis
I i and ByiS?
i
YANKEES PLUNGE BACK
10 DISMAL CELLAR
Lose Two Games to World's
Champions of Just a Few
More Davs.
?ViOSELEY PITCHES WELL
Allows New York Men Only
Two Hits?Maisel Scores
from First Base on a
Sacrifice Bunt.
After a brief end temporsrj excursion
int?? the light the Ysnkee? plunged ???Hin
n.to the ?lnrkiiess o? the rellar when the
Boston i:.., go? turned th? lahlea snu
' son .1 doubli In di r si thi Polo < Irounde
j ? ?tei .n.
\\i;h the end of the season ni ir there
lis t ??llhood of he bom? t< aw
remaining burled, a.? it alll be ealled
t?, o'lnd up thi
thi Philadelphia Athletics, with the ret?
ersnt bt k in line for practice Joust? be?
'??r. i h? world s .?.?????.??s '
Pit? hii t of th? hlgl I calibre held the
. . esterday, end
? >. nl down to li ? I I si ore of
to S Ii th? st iami ,i id I to l in i lie
Moseley't fc.ii in boldlui bis opponent?
i.? ,i bra ? of hits In tha i -?? I n fon,
v i,i? ii end? ?! '.< Ith th. eighth Innln i
of dsrki ? :? ;>;- ? ?? of
lute ?esson v.ork. Knight, who broke
into th?- ??j,. when. Wllltami twtati-d bit
snkla .i t?.? flrsl game, und Boon?, the
debutante shortstop from Dallas, were
the only batters who hit the ball safely.
a wonderful bare hand catch bj Hooper
.n th< third Inning staved ??ft ?i l nm< run
when Maisel tl *. i? .i it i all to the
:??..'
i '? ... eh ? d nv. ;.. i upport and
i -? d m.' <.:e ...it-i en. |ual ihn ? s an
bed flrsl dui In? thi gsmi \
snd s hit In i ??? rli si Innini put
Uell on third, bul after thai onlj one
i mber ol the home team pot on the
MeUals attempted to grt ? ...e Boston
?? ? battl? ,i'd. ? bile he ?ii?) good
work m the pinrhts .?t tlmt-s, the lied
I ? ? throuj ?-....
nted enougl the i *
bspdll.i Mi Hal? wa? |
Iti i-': | i dellvei
.. ,'i u\. d ?any for 01 ? . .? I t."
tors wttl the exception of i |
A wild pit? h -t bit bat? in ?i i post
a*?r? charged against u.e Ken ?Vork
: si -lei
'J he .iist Rami wa ? ?
tested and tin- ITankeea wt re In
Of tt,..- fight must of I ...
uf 11(1 mil i; .... il le pi?: - o.- Ilia oppM i
lion, together with .1 bit o? unluckj
i ui,:;??:..:. ?polled .-11 ? i .1 ; premising cham?<
and kept th^ tcoring down
U onard ? si pith d sail I '?? ..- ? . Kurd
on the mound und k> ??i sven hits well
m . :t- - ? d, ? hili the N< s \ ork i II
wa? found fui twelv? In lh< tight In
t' ui he worked. Ir. B|
; mn k v.... k, thi ? ed to
i work haul for rum and mai ifactureu
comparatively fen considering Um rasl
i amount of energy ?xpt ndi d.
The fleet Maisel ?J;., .? ipectaculai pi? ?
0 bas? running In th? fourth Innini
the iirst gume. when he scored from flrsl
i on a ?aerifies I I B gf< Ij plant? d at I
? a! sa< k, Maisel ? tai t< d for second
when Hartzeii laid down a .ut Instead
of stopping nt thi mid wt] when Roy was
t< -.-?I ? ut, th) N- v \ ork tl Ird
man continued to the far station
which to turprisi i Englt thai h? mad? *
wild heave to Oardner, lettlai Mattel
? cros? tho plate.
' Zetdei n.i ?? ? Bin exhibition at aecond
Ibas? in tin? fir??t en<counter, handling nln<
i char? ??-. without m. error. All he did In
th? BSCOnd OOnteel was tO inuke two put
cuitij. Moon.-, the neo shortstop, ?j.j .? lot
od work and Wbll? he Blade o:.'- tt*
TOT, 1"" ptrfOI ni? d M ' 11 on hevi n othi i
< dan M
I Th? s ores folios
FIRST GAMS
BOSTON i Nh,v> \ ? 11K
.i., i I. I 0 ?' .. i ' I ? .? '
i Bebg, il... 4 i . i 10, Mali il, lb. i i i o . "
: i.nal', lb 41 117 til Hartsall if 2 I '.I
1 ?....,-, er, et. t. Il It I " n
i. . - |( i... fi S0| William?. ih i o : 3 II
Oardm ? Il i " : '? ?"? " Knlg ?'? Ib.. I " '> I I "
. ! n i i .,.. V.?\.\, ;. i, m?
Janvrln.aa. m i I I llWhltaman,?* Il 1 : tl
? adv. ? ..4 1 . 1'' i ?? .Ki..-? Itl 1 ?? "
i.. onai . V i " '? 0 -' 0 Bwei nay, I 01 i "
u, . noMa, ' "nn -' nn
t ord, ; ?
f. ' A/, p, .. t? 'I I I I
?Hol.) a Itt ? " I
L'un?. 11. . Il
Tr.tai?... :;i r. '.- n If i Tetsli.M : ; .7 II i
?Hatted fr Inr.l Ir. eiRlith Innlnj . tr.au f"1"
Rwrrnry in ? Ighth l'Hlli K
' H..Mon. 1 n 1 I 0 1 ' I r' I
New \..rk . 0 0 0 1 " 0 " 1 o-:
?eai ? ifi ? blti Hoop r, l-eonard, HSrtsi II
i .-<-?? Yerke?, p?x-klnpaugh i.*ft "n
i.:, mi?Uoatot? "? I ork, i ?ouhli i lai i
v. ik"* and En ale; Janvrln snd Ene!?? / ??:?
-, ? \ Knlsl ' Ktns * "'?' Bi U ? sai f I
KOrd, i. by Bel ul?, ! Hin ?>rf i- ? rd. I
iiiiniic*. efl Srhulx, I in i lanlag. I'm pire?
and Bgan ftaM i ?t.
-i;.<iM> OAME
F'< ITON. ' KB5W TORK
al.i ii ] 11| i ?br h pea ?
; t>i.r rf ... 4 1 i 4 0 0 Malael. tb .. no o i o o
Mundy. ib.. 4 1 2 soo Hartaall. rf.. XI ? 100
' iioo|. r. cf.. ti I r, no it?", ?i I n o ?.- on
l^wla, If. . 4 0 1 .-on Knight, lh... no i It?
Gardner, lb no ! oio ZaMer. ?h .. Il I Ifi
rark?M,2b.. 30 i 141 Heldaa, cf . so u ooi
?Janvrln, aa. 4 o i ? I <> Boon?, aa.... *? i 141
-i hornea ? ? ?I 1 111 i? lolda - . 11 I 111
KSioaaley.-p II I II 0 m? rale, p... :0 o mo
T?t?'? ....Mill :mso T'.i ? 11
n . o o I o o ? i ' I
.\. a rort . o ? o o o ?i o ?- "
i,d,r.- .ii!i."i Bt cad f'f rtgh'tt laalag ?t ?:
i ..nut of derknaaa.
Two*fae?4 bin Hooper, it?-! ? Stolen Lai i
iiartr'ii. Iloopei i ft en baaai Boatan, ...
\. ? rora, ?. Doubla plaj Oardner, rerkaa
and Mundy. Btrucb out n- MeHal?, ?.. by
' )to?e|< i I'll ? mi I.?IN OS M Hal
l off M'... lay. J HII bj pltelM i By MeHal?
il arki i). Wild pu. ha* M< Hala < I Vm
u ; ai Tint i "
BRESNAHAN S BROTHER DEAD.
Toledo. Bept 3>?. Cornelius Bresaahen,
fifty-one years old, brother <.f llogi r
Bresnabaa, "f thi Chicago Cuke and one?
catcher with the Oianta, ?Ii??! this more*
in,.- as the rseull of a fraeture of the
nknii. tueteined la ?< guarrel la a ?stood
laaf night. The iipht w.?- over t rttlin
Charlas Nadohajfi of Toledo, hat i?*-?-ii
arrested and charged ?rltk Um assault
upon BrtensssWi
COLUMBIA JUNIORS WIN.
with <;?"in.- smith, the 'varsity pitcher,
In the bos, thi juniors won tiu- flrsl game
ol th.- Columhit mterctaaa hachan serie??
on flOUth Field yesterday ,,ft.n.oo?i l.i-at
Ing the sen.or.s by a geort ?<f I t?< I to
nv?- an?i one-ball lanlsga
Sinitn had th? li m? n Bi his m?t.>.
w ?III eleven rtlttS-OUta
The score by Innings foliowb:
i: ii i:.
j?niora ? * 0 1 I s-T II 1
Stnlora. III! I '?- I
Bettel its gmltk and BblMeri Orel eh,
? i ? n? ul? an?] Brophy
AUGUST BELMONT AND TRACERY, FOR
WHICH HE REFUSED AN OFFER OF $200,000
Threatens to Call
I Off Worlds Series
August Herrmann Says Rule
Against Player-Author Will
Be Enforced.
DARK CLOUDS IN BASEBALL
David L. Fultz Insists That
Fraternity Will Back Up
the Players to
the Limit.
? ?. Innatl, Sept 0 a . t H
? rmsn of th? National Baseball Com
Ion, v..,s .,.? ted ai ? ? that
? th? world' i aerli
; playera taking part ?? ft i ?? t.. ..? .... bj
tii? alna) combining baseball
w 1111 ?
It I loot as 'i Ktnini ctOUdS
arei ? gaUu ? Ing on I all I 01 Issn.
f Mr, IL n mar at WSS SS fol
-
"The . . en forre the rule
prol Ibtting i?i.r i ; fn m allowing the use
of their namei ovei newspaper articles,
' nn'l it is probsbli thai the serl?*e sill be
called off if the playera refuse t?> live up
to the rule. Tl.mmlaalon ?ill prot?t?!
the newapspera that ha ?? secured tin?
eontrscti "i players to write srti?les."
it ?,i- intlmsted thsl whei th< coi
aion n-.fis m f?es fork nexl Honda !
the question ?main will be thrsshsdl
i out, and those players who have signed ?
I eontrscti t" write or allow tin .is.- .,i
tii'-ir natins win be summoned t" appear
and personslly wsrned
-
iiavui i. r ills, president of the Bae<
HARD WORK TOC?ME BACK:
?
; 'Knockout* Brown Gets a Draw
in Bout with Ridge.
? Knockout" Brown, like man) another,
'found that coming back -v.is not so easy
h- ex?,.tad Meeting Dsnny Rldgs. a
rniiKeii youngat?er of the Ghetto, Mor?
can'* champion was lucky enough t?-> s^t
? grow after ten rounds of furious bos
ing at the Atlantis Osrdsn Issl night '
Brown boxed ? pluck] battis, and In the |
middle rounds "f th?' contest had all the
better of the going Hs tired lowsrd the
.?ni. howerer, and RMgo, srHh a furious
rally In the eighth and ninth rounds
? aliont < v. IM I UM SCOTS
Hr.iw? w a?i knocked doom, clean and
? i in the Brat round by a terrific right
? hand count, r t?< ths tip <?f th* ehln.
With charscteriatlc sameness, however, i
?he kmpSd liyht Up an?) Want Into a vv ?1.1 I
,, \, ha? ge m mld?ring. Ridge tried i" pul
irtvfi i. Hnlahtni punch, bul tila boxlni
lacked the necsasar) polish and hit? punch ?
the force lliroughout the Brst I
rounds HiiiP'- made a plaything ?. t of
t>. tow'hsired Dutchman, and piled api
;. i.i? BCOT4 ??! points I' It WOS iiinihle to
, keep tl" gOOd WOI k Up,
! Tin' seml?Bnsl bout ersi between Jsch
Keating an.i Bstttlng Lsrinsgy. Ths 1st?
: t.-r won. .ml raindlly, loo, it wss Hie:
. sondar of the crowd how Resting everl
I rssBSlned on his fest through ten rounds, :
i f..i h. asalmllsted enough punishment to
| stop two ordlnsry men.
, OLD ROMANS SON CARRIED.
I Chicago lepi M \ t?>m- of the world j
'with the Cbtesgo Ansrrfeaue a-ni the New !
York CHsnla next winter arlfl be the
.honeymoon ?>f Loola .1 Comiskey, son of .
I the owner of the whit? ?. .x. ami m:-.
I Grace Retdy, who ware ras/rfod hors Issl
! 1115ht. The ooupte will jmn the baMbsJl
s'iund at Portlsnd, Ors., in November.
?? .11 I ?: < ? ' ' , the
for I , ? ? .'???.'. on the
? ? Ban Johi
i League, thai
anfoi d t.. th? lettei
Pults iHsuad thi olio? [ateten
"Mr. Jol re| ? - I
lbs t who were I
. . i
n ?: nu ?-..?? i they would I
? ? ? : ment and i
. i be ?topped.
"\\ a i ? ol be '??? ?? thst Mr Johnson '
men fo"h ?h ?tatemen! In his I
it I head of a Mi bustnese, I
? its Btsblllty upon the |
he rould I ?id
... ite the" dlsregsrd of
es trs * .ii ol ligstlon wl erever it
? i t1 ? i n ' . s i.ih.\ . Nor v. ould he
w lah t?> meet th? lm - the
players wo ltd be for il thej
r loi s ted tl . entra la
"All talk of et . i serte? off is ah
Burd, and the gentlemen romposing the
National rotjssateelon an- too clever to
tn\ olve them-.. |r< t li ipil?
? .it:..? - such ? i ??? would Inevltablj
Bboul 'i" e publii till ha i tome
IS, end Mg bUSlnetS IS last leaitiinp
? I 1
"Would the Pr?terait] be? k up Its mem
?. ? for the new ?| apt
"it most assuredly would. Wa do not
thi ststua "f the player-au?
thor, as, m our opinion, that matter rests
, ntirel) ? Ith the pis) er and th? paper
itself. But if our ?upporl should become
neceessrj to ?nable on? of our member?
to carry out t contract which he has had
a perfect right te enter Into and which
another hat entered Into with him In
good faith, we would beck him up to th?>
Un ?
BIG SMOKER AT COLUMBIA
Effort Being Made to Stir Up
Interest in Sports.
. -,,1111111 ..a will begin iis athletic i tar
to-night, when t big uadereraduate
tmoket will ir h?-i?i in the university
commons to stir up enthusiasm for thel
nine and Whlti t< emt an.i snoeuragt tsen ,
to trj for places In rariout branch?e si
sport.
The ?nil nromlsga le be lb i biggest
meeting "f It? kind held .sino (ootbell
was abolished slghi reara ego
Preetdenl Nichoku Murray Butler, Dean
l-\ iv Koppel and 'hat les Hatstsad Mapes,
a former kntercolleglste broad lumper,
win be the prln Ipal tptakers, and thej
w ,u trj to ?how that there is something
more lo .? colleglati educetlon lhan then
attend.nv a .it classroom sxerdses \
parade and Srmvorka trill be held bi ta ?
tiio meeting, and Moralngslde Heights
will prpbably have t Hvely time.
According to t tummsrj of the mem
bershtp in ti"1 athletl aBBoctatlon, there
only thlrtj -on? undergraduates arm
ally enrolled '.?r th?. present >?>nt a*
tin- annual du. s ere onlj Ji" t'.n.s means
receipt? of only BIS Juirt shout s one
liundredth part of what the athletic n?>
ociation will need to maintain the teems
!.. tw. m now and nest June
YANKEES IN LAST HOME GAME.
The xankeeH will wind up their honte
season nits afteraoon by ptaytag another
?lo II. -lie.id.r with th? llontnn Red Bog
at the I'olo QrStllBJlBi K.n ( aldwell and
Meine Schultt probably win he rjbance'g
pltohlng Beleetlona Oiling and Hal' ai?j
e\ ,-. ted io do the twirling for Beaton,
Aft. i the Kam?- tin- Yank.'.-H will leave
for Philadelphia, where they win play h
tin.???-???.in,- series with the Athletics to
? Ind un their Itll season.
. ' " tas ? ! i Basasse
_AUTOMOBILES POR RENT.
ai roMOHii.KM ion BENT, hear, d?v or
month '.ni Ameterdsr? a\e. T?l itiv?.r
O"1- 'rKj-f
|gBS|lsajse-s
J
For story of refusal of $200,000 fo?
Tracery by August Belmont see first
?age.
Daubert to Talk
lo Tribune "Fans"
Sake Haiiherl. thr peSHSBBf HaptStS ef
Ike M'.??.ui?n Saa?*fbaa, v?iii laS* *s?rhi?
s'v-l. I., (ave "fan?.'' through Ihr i olniiirs
Bf rial rrll.tinr. and ?n ^i?. r hi? \ie\\i? on
the asuste* played fer Ike oevleTa bsasasM
. i,..iii.ii.ni?iiii> betweea the B?ew ^>rk
i.i.ini? .mi Ike PMasSadsSHS Athi.-ti? ?.
beglsaasg in ihi? rttj as Oetebee I,
Bwakflj i? ill nil write hi:u?elf or sien
"hat leeaeeody esa* aas anritten, hui iwim.
IBM le?, s s ? 11 < innrn.'nl ..n nn?1 trill?is* the
playees mu? ihr stay* ef Iks Iws egpea.
Itiu lestea* In hi? n\rn sn*| und Im it-I. In
kl* nu n \??.rd?.
In ?hk araj IBM "'an?" anil other rmd
rra ef Tke rrtksos ?ill set ih* asssssa si
:? limn ?In. Unm?? it lint It i?. 1? hr on Ihr
???Id of BtB1/, Ihr ohsta.lr, und . 1 ! f ?H. : 111rs
lo a* ?nrr.onir und nil Ihr int rica, ir? ?f
latte* ?la? laskfe i.a?eiiui|.
GETTING READY FOR SERIES
L. H. Constans Here to Repre?
sent National Commission.
Lealie it Conetans ??? treaentsl re of
? ?? national Be aa hall Commtasion.
? u. s .ii' yesterday and Irame?
tiH'k un in-* work of looking after
" v..1 - i ? twaea the i Hsnta
and the ?Uhlstlcs, the first gsms ol
.. ? i here on Tussd iv i
He made tins Btstamsnt:
\ii Conatsna urces upon all out-of
'.">? ipers who Intend aendlni
repreaentativea to tin- world's -
???? i:ii. ?games, t.i >.mmI th?air ap>
pllcationa In Immedlatelj t ? > William '
M Beth, "T tiie '.\?vv 'i ,.; U Ainet 1l ah.
\>? v oik and Joseph M. Mi Cn
the 'Fhllsdolphls Press,' Phllsdelphla
in regsrd i" reservations, it i- aboo*
I lu tel) neceasarj t?"1'11 Ibis bs attende?]
I to ;f onci ?s arrangementa f?>i presa
r?servations muai be made without fur?
ther del :v
-e ??
DE ORO READY FOR ALLEN.
Alfred De Uro, the wtSSrd "f, the P<>'>
table, wi'i defend his litis of champloi
: o? kel billiard p) lyer ??f the wort'
Lgalnsl Bennle Allen, of Kansas ,-it\. ai
j Doyle'a Billiard Academy to-night.
AU, n is rated :is uno "f th?. liest ??hot?
, in !.. v\ ' and Is mur.' than ? onfldeni
of his ahiiitv t.. dethrone th" crsftj
Cubsn, who, as uausl, is right at his best
ami Booffs at i possible defeat
PAPKE TO BOX MARTY ROWaN
. sr Louie, Bept M Announcement ?;i<
rnsdi t'.-tlav that Hilly Papke haa bees
, ?matched to meet Msrt) Roarso in an
[alght?round bout here on October l?t. Th*
men will e ilgh in at 181 pot nda ringside
I OF A GAME
SI FOR ! O'CLOCK
President Lynch Gives Full
Details of What Players
Must Take Field.
NO CHANCE FOR MERKLE
Score Now Stands Eight to Six,
with One Wan Out for the
Giants in the Ninth
Inning.
Th? '. , I '. ? K ? regid? it of th<* Na
t ?na! League, announced tue detail? yes?
? iy for i'i.i ? ing thai itmnenl of i
??ni. left ovei from vii-u-t II .?t th?
I'olo Ground? to-morrow, in a letter to
pr?sident? of the two .iubs Atr. Lynch
?aid
"Bj direction of the hoard of dlraetort
of the N'ational League the teams repie.
sentlng the \. a> fork and Philadelphia
clubs are ordered to take the fleid at u
Polo Grounds, v. v.- fork, at i o>*ctocg
p, tu. on Thuradsy, October -'. IMS, for ti ?
? ose ojj finishing Ihe gsmc ill- ?
' tfrnim.,-. ! ? i(.. implrc m Philadelphia
on \ugi it SO la '
??' i .' ?: ? ,.;!. ,l al tboi ? man
d tur the oti tat of the
' be st follow?
... I stand S to t in f-\- or
i, with the Kew York dub
-.t bat for in= flrst half of tue ninth Inn
Ing tn on the tide at hut ? Me
Cormick) thall be out, one ball <-alled on
'th.- second batsman ?Murray) and r>
runners on Lase--. The regular batttn?
>;< v. York rlub ??hail he ?
folloes Kuitis. right field; Bhafer, tinr?:
bast . Kletcher, ahortstop iMyle, secoi
? ? ?? ? k ? " ? : M'jt ray, Wt fi??l<i
Meyen : - grass, < entre fb-?d.
and pit? her.
? st Baseman Merkle cannot play, ti?
ll?-. D i. i.;., e i i.\ |fi i 'oi mi 't
'The batting '.nier of the Phiisdeli
rlub ?hall be as follows H-. rne, ?
:...s.-. Krai.?', s.nd If'sr-, I'askert. ,.
fl?Mu : Manree. left, field: Crsvsth,
field; Ludsrus, tirst has??: Doolsn, thert*
i;. Burns, cati her. Chain ?
? r. Burns'i next turn b< ' st
. ndi r end i >< ? plsy,
. he been relieved The tuet ?i
?i i oofn, the mamsger, fi nan the I
Ion tugust :" ?hsll ? ued ?luring
the period requin ; t.. finish the game
???: the iiini|i''e has callad pi*\ tn
' i ules of tl ball apply the ?ame
.is ni all other ban rdonthlp contests, at
cent that playerg win. grg to eel as tab*
stituti ' ' ;"' only pla* ? rs who wen
under contract to end in actual geivlcc
of thi i ? ? llvs i lui'? on August ' .
! lets.
j "in e\"pt of rain this game ??h?ll h?
completed ?>? Friday, October ?.. or, if fur
poetponed, on Saturday, October 1"
it ma) be worth) of mention that i'hai
I mera was knocked oui of the box bj tl
?? t-.iis first Innin? In
Philadelphia yesterdsy, ahen nine run?
wen
Although only a taa members of th?
?liait? ara willing to midie the trip around
the world this fall, M-'innv Is lot Saving
ibtt in lining up playera for th i
team. Several Nati mal f ?tgiit tan <? ?
!>ii;ned to make the trip, ami word r.inn1
from Boeton last night thai ,,HsbM Per?
due, th<- 5tar pitcher of the Bravea, ?a?
:t eluded
.tames McAleer, president of th?5 Ho?ton
Red Sox, and his wife wOl aceorepan;
th- CHantS an.I Whit" Sox on their jou?
Bey through foieign lands.
McXleer hi in favor of adopting a tag*
gem ton. Basds by the Baetbell Players'
Pr?terait) to the dub ownera that a
player who has Barred in the major?
for ten years or more shall aet hi? un
conditioi ? when the dob lachtet
to part with him, bkStOSd "f S 'ling him
to gome minor losgse club. This would
Rixe the playas an opportunity to ir.?
?her?' ii? could ?ecura the best term?.
?IcAleer it guoted st ?eying:
"A fellow who has played it' the niaioi?
1 for ten yeers baa been a rateable man,
|iven th.- dub or clubs he has bf?n
j with the nest that is m hin. It is no mor"
i than fair to hmi. when the dub la throij?h
with him. after ten years or more of tat?
vice, that he should be imcondltlonaily
..1 and fret to no wht^re he cl.ou
Teddy Coulait, the pitcher who Wat re?
called from Toronto, and Howard 1'err '.
the ?OUthpaW draft"?! from Knoxvilla.
i ? have boon released by the ?iiants to tht
Memphis dub, of the southern Leagse,
Th" National Hasehall Commtosioa IS
fused the dalm of Rjcbard T.. fJay sgalaet
th.- Washington dub for $.V?n, in a decision
?handed down yesterday. <.u>- claimed that
1 amount for recommending thaw to Wart
IIngton, with the sndiintending tl '
! should be paM when Shaw made good,
. The commission holds that the claim I?
i not enfoi ceat,?e until the player nttktg
I I good, and th- Washington dub notified
tin. eommlsslon that it would be read) ts
? settle when Shaw demonstrates his .1 "*"?
to hold hin own in major league companv
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Our Coverley Flannel Suits?Cambridge
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make the overcoat unnecessary for all
early autumnal temperatures.
They are light enough to be most accept*
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farewell engagement.
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fO*d SMfit fis/ Toun SSJaf Country uejr.
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