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Giarvts Firvally Break the Ice in Brooklyn with Tesreau Wielding Axe
Giants Beat Superbas
in the Tenth Inning
Start Scoring in the Ninth When
Douglas Wavers, Then Meyers
Drives in Winning Rurr in
the Extra Frame.
By JEROME BEATTY.
(live the Gianta time and they are likely to win almost any haseball
?.-a me. The d 'hat most clubs finish their work and pro on home
I ?ffore the Giants gel well under \v:iy.
nun?,! John J. Meliraw and his men ten inninfrs yester
.!;?> at Ebbets Field, and the (tiants won by n score of 2 to 1.
The Giants did .ill their scoring in the ninth and tenth when first
I'hil Douglas and then .lefT Pfeffer lost cunninr- and permitted the (liants,
l'or ihe first time in the afternoon, to rip off two hits in each of two
innings.
It was Larry Doyle who, with two out in the ninth, drove in the
t einpr run. And John Tortes Meyers in the tenth punched across the
? or. greatly to the surprise of many fans who had forpotten that Ihe
Chief still was with the (.i;.
.ir,?-.-, McGraw, in the tenth, enfi
luel < 1
was putt
? everybody kneu wn* craft?
With a i to tie, t
?m 11
h r,? ?
n? of h
plate
Ru! '. who a
. no si
annoyance. Rol.l.ie. teal
? calle?
Hummel.
Hank ? ?i 'ay announced that
mmel. Stir
? ?
? was (-onimr.!!(?n among the ?
McGraw ?topped the came and cul
?
All ? we explain, was c
mpl to cram an advanti
tat. . ?eft-handei
ter isn't usua - agai
left .'? ' 'i, perhapi
the other way an .und wa never
quite sure h. But
way
Marquai d l>bie qt
. a npht -handed h
from the coaching line, ai
battit . ' I'Day annot
?
V,.-< .r?-.?- .' out Marq
Rnd the jol ? I ? be on Met;
Marquard, being a left-hander, w
Fact tha
struck out I the game er
leaving everybody amused tJ
Charl? - Hank O'Day and
official scorer. They were
gusted
Jeff Tesreau worked fr-t
ray to Snodgrasa, ?
pinch hitting, as the phrase goes,
eliminated on three called strikes. '
leau 'er effectr e!y, am
did Phil Douglas, each for eight
. gave waj
anothei
? r-ian uj
? - :? in which
ire was
Snodg:
oubled, ami
eluding
ball,
?
Two was the ni
- moved.
ili.... ? ' etch? r f
to Za ;h V
i Brainerd were out in
tenth when I. ?1 ? . to can
? r and mutte
'er. There i
much d
th? probable purport of the conver
tion. Sort.? ' utahaw advi
I'fefTer to pas? Meyers, as two n
re oat and Si ?as coining
ers inclined to the belief that (
shaw said he had a date and wisr
effer would hurry up. Ai.otl
gut ffer ?hook I
"How do y
.-pell 'dachshund"."'
Whatever it was, I.ober?, ?tole ?eco
?ne g i .? ??ti a lin)
The only Brooklyn run came in t
tingled and cai
home wl ?
ground ! ? ;ie.l over the tii
berta?
I?a\e Wai tuck .n '
that had ke
him i .
The Sup? ? ?th sui
ear? ti ma?
?
Brookh n pla; en wen -?? ani
get ? they were prone to n
'. the?, were i?ut out. In the fir
inning Hv Myer? singled and run b
yon.l lecond o? ?y to Hum
< (?iiuni7 ' ' r the catel
:o touch second agai
lubled,
\ ?mark running catch h
Merkle in ? fth star?
? I the other
- ' a hial on
tar over
to on
dian i:
y he gathered tha
he had m t, ami he wheele,
..m' ?r deep cet:
H - bac ? 1. Merkle thru:'
up his hands like a man leaping for i
. ' llie bill a'
it came over bis left shoulder, liuinme
?
led.
Al (?rth is still ill, and hia \i\hcx
by one M. .1 Stockdala, for
? of the Southern I
?
lefthander, hut thi? probably
I with Mc
G raw.
? Superbai will
? up to tl for n
? "On.
Ru:,? the former Cincinnati
r whom the (.?ants and
has not re
? ?.?'(?'! ?. lie ?j with the
burgh Club. Fred Clarke ha
red by Pr?
?i until the claimi
Conzclman Sold by Pirates.
Consel
I 'o the
arieaj '?
a fit) ii.'iouneement
to-nii'ht h> Barney Dreyfus?
of the Pittsburgh National League
Club. The pnrcl .?as not ?n-I
nounced. Conzelinan 'oined the Pirate?
in 1B18, Coming from brown Univenity.
The Worm Turns.
NEW T< RK ?N '? - BRO >KI.V\ , v I. ?
I |M A ?> h pol?
111 : in ?l Mver? < f s ? t 1 n i
117 1
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r i a a : a ?
. . ioi - :? >"
I mtnel. rf S I
.3*1151
Il 0 11
111 l H n |>feffer. p... 1 "? '< " "
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?i ?s i rt o
v , . ? s
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n t, - ? n?itju?i ? i
,, Pat ami Btockdal?.
?nro? .
TEBEAU SUIT DISMISSED
Now Action to Restrain
Agents of Feds To Be Started.
Kansas City, Aug. I?. The suit
brought by (.corgp Tebea.u. owner of
the Kai \merican Association
team, to restrain Federal League agen'?
from making offers to his players was
dismisse?) in .ludge .lohnson's division
of the Circuit Court here to-day.
.lohn S. Wright, attorney for Tebeau,
1 ? Madison, one of the
Federal League agenta name,! in the
suit, to drop action against Madison.
The judge then sai i that as the other
Federal League agents named were no!
present it would be inadvisable for
Tebeau's attorneys to ask for a further
continuance of the case.
Tebeau'l aftorneys said a new suit
would be filed immediately.
*
SHAW TO DRIVE AT GOSHEN
Veteran Horseman to Try for
Record With Peter Mac.
hen, N. Y.. Aug. 16. At the open- ?
ing of the Metropolitan Ci reu il trot
raorroa. < aptain
Pavid Shaw, eighty-two yean old, will
? Mac m an attempt to beat,
- : ? ?~ *?. the ne ever made by
a trotting st:. 11 ion on a half-mile trask.
I ow hi M t.y th,
trian : horse, Willy, and was made
on the < i in 1911.
Captain Shaw shipped his hors? from ?
1 .? ? ? ?ation of W. Av
erell Harriman, Pierre Lorrilard, jr.,
and Robert Goelet, of the ?'range
Driving Park Association, and
he is noa quartered in Mr ?.,
te stable here. Although th'
has never started In ? race, I "wner
is confident that he can b? I .ne rec?
ord, Captain Shaw hav- driven him
a mile in 2:06V. in hii .?ork at Cleve?
land a fortnight ago
Acting for 11. M. Hanna, H. K. Dev
ereaux and other Cleveland horsemen, '
Billy Andrew* offered Captain Shaw !
$35,001? for l'eter Mac immediately af
ter the trial, but the venerable sports- l
man promptly refused it, ??aying he
wa? not for sale at any price. Born
before the first trotting horse had
beaten 2:40, Captain Shaw bred and
developed Peter Mac, and he says he
expects to live long enough to see him
trot in 2:00.
Western Golfers
in Tune-Up Drill
Chicago, Aug. 1*'. ?lack Hutehinson,
of the Allegheny Club. Pittsburgh, and
arkson, of tha Highland Country
Club. Indianapolis, won tirst prize in
beat ball medal play at the (?len
flak Country Club to-day, preliminary
to the Western open golf champion -hip.
The two professionals, counting the
best scores of both for the eighteen
boles, registered a card of 70.
Mrs. Locke Sells Stock
in Philadelphia Club
Philadelphia, Aug. 1?'.. President
Baker, of the Philadelphia National
league Baseball Club, announce
?ock of that organiza?
tion held by Mrs. William II. Locke,
of Pittsburgh, had been purchased by
three directors of the club. While the
purchase price was not mentioned, it
was said the stock was valued at
about $50,000.
Mrs. Lacke is the widow of a former
>nt of the club, ssho died two
years ago.
?-???
Carter Not to Exercise
His Option on the Reds
Pasadena, Cal., Aug. 16 Warren H.
, of South Pasadena, announced
to-day that he would not exercise the
he holds to purchase the ? n
cinnati National Ceugue baseball club.
The option expires to day.
Mr. Carter .-aid. however, that be
? ?.I to go to Cincinnati next week,
but refused t,. lay whither he would
or to renew negotiations to pur
. :, different terms.
Southern Association Results.
? i. i .- ??
'.
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Colonial League Results.
\..?r Ba- .:
Hat
V-? II?., i Sjr ,
u im H.I it ? to-dar, 1 a*
r. U./Ulanu sa Brook.> n.~- Adst.
BRAVES GET GRIFFITH!
But Only Wh?e Ho Pitches
Tim Ball at Celebration.
Boston, Au-*. 1?. Clark Griffith, men?
acer of the Washington American
League team, will appear as a mrmher
of the Boston Natinnala for a moment
?hen the team playa it* first game on
the Bravos' field next Wednesday.
President Jamea _, GatTney at the
Braves announced to-night that Griffith
would pitch the first ball in the game
with St. Loins, and that Manager
(.eorj-e T. Stalling* of Bostfin would
catch. It will count officially as a hall
or strike, he aaid. Griffith, a former
pitcher, and Stellings, a catcher in
other years, are close friends.
REDS BEATEN IN NINTH
Tic Score Twice, but Pirates
Have Punch at End.
Pittsburgh, Aug. lfi. Cincinnati twies
tied the score in the ?fame to-day with
Pittsburgh, only to lose out in the
ninth inning hy a score of B to 4.
In the ninth, after Collins and
Ili'ichman had singled, Wagner was
purposely walked, l.ear then hit Viox
with a pitrhoii hall, forting Collins in
with the winning run.
The ?core follows;
? .n IN 1. ? ?-IM-INN ATI i.v I. ?
a*"> r h po n e h p<> a e
? telle, rf 11 1 o o n Ore* B> 4 11111
i, rf 11 t 4 II Rodsera. ?? I 11
Lib ft ? i II 1 o Herzog, ?*? 0 ft ft 1 : ft
H'man. If ?S :' : ft ft Williame.If 3 ft 1 i ft -
Il M i. ?a 3 I : 0 4 ft \, ., >, , f 101
vio?, i* 4 ft i 4 r.if tes t i s
i I. lb. 41 1 : 1 Orlfflth, rf 4 ft ft 1 Oft
r 4 11100!? lark, r .. *l 1 I : ft ft
p 41 1 ft 4 ?i .1 ?A' ?tier."I. 4 1ft ft 4?*>
Mollw.tI.lb 11 111 <? <*?
nelder.p SOS ft 10
I ?V Koltlltl I?? ? SO
I la-ar. p .1ft"
rota ? i retail IS 4 If Uli 1
? Hatten r,?r Rrhnetder In the flf'h tnelnf.
?jl wi.ru itlnnlng run eaf ??
, I I 111 M I I 1-1
i s s s s s e i e e?4
Two beat lilt?. < __M. BalM Three baa? I I H
llrrm? rrin Oroll SaorlfW
. it? ... i imi I ron?
Left .... ;.?..?? fli
? urgh. P Flr?i l,a.,e nn error? On? -It i.ail.
1 I'lllahurgh, 1 Ba>?. m halla nfT Ix-ar, :. ?ff
i ..?. . i- 4 (??.,.
? nnlll? Hit I.v pltrl.er I4t
ii. s- ?.. elder I '?? Kan
fa--? i hall OlbfOO I mpire? Rlfler
le ?
FAST TROTTING ON
CLEVELAND TRACK
Ice Axworthy and William
Set World's Records for
Stallions.
Cleveland. Auf*, lfi. Lee Axworthy'
and William were crowned respective?
ly trottine and pacing kin,:? today,
. two of the most sensational
match races witnessed hy the horse
world in years, at the North Randall
truck.
Lee Ax worth*/ battled three hea's
before defeating Peter Voln. while
William won his race with Ihrertum in
tw-o straight heats.
In the tirst heat of the Axworthy
Yolo contest the latter trotted the
mile in 2:02, tieing the world's stallion
mark held hy The Harvester and mat?
ing a new record for a four-jreor-old
stallion. In the next two heats Ax
won in 2:08*- and 2:04%, mak- |
tng an average time for a three-heat
race of 2:03 1 >'?. a new world's record.
\ I ism, in the first heat of the pace,
went around in 1:68%, a now world's
record for a live year-old pacing stal?
lion. His second heat, in 2:00, was \
another world's stallion record, and his!
combined average time of 1:69% is a.
world mark for a five-year-old pacer. '
William also smashed the track record j
of 2:01*14 and pared the fastest heat of
1916.
Lee Axworthy lost the first heat of
>? bj a shade. In the second An?
drews i 'i ihed Axworthy out at the start,
took the pole and sent Peter Vnlo to a
break. The latter expended so much
energy in making up the gap on the
?retch that the homestretch found
him spent. The third heat was easy for
Axworthy.
The summary follows:
TRomx? m in n ra? i pi roe, r
THHEE UK?. I s
I.e? Axworthy, b. h !?> ?Irr, Amnrthf
1 1 1
Pet* Vo i. br. I b] Pelar Iba Oreet
1 2 ?
? ?4 a
PACING MATCH Ii 4? I Pt'TME, y, ?nn Two
HEATS.
Ululara, b. b hi Aba ? Man Bl 11
Dire tun I. ? ' i. . ha Din? turn Ka '.
(Miirplit) .? ?
Tim. 1 UH, I "ft
CROSS IN RING TO-NIGHT
Leach Will Meet Griffiths at
Ebbets Field.
Johnny Griffiths, of Akron, Ohio, one
of the beat lightweights in the country
to-day, will cross gloves with Leach
, of the East Side, at Ebbets ,
Field in Brooklyn to-night. The match
should be most interesting, and Cross
will have to work his hardest to get
better than an even break with this boy
lrotn the corn belt.
Griffiths is a clever boxer. He haa .
beaten Joe Ifandot, Young Shugrue, Joe
Azovedo ami other men of similar abil?
ity. He fought Willie Ritchie six
rounds in Pittsburgh, and popular
opinion was pretty well divided.
There will be two other ten-round
bouts. Marty Cross will fare Frankie
Madden, while Pushy Graham and
Younjf, Limbo are to try conclusions.
Terrapins Avert Shut
Out in the Ninth
Baltimore, Aug. 16. The Chicago ?
Feds rhfeated Baltimore here to-day
by a score of fi to 4.
McConnel] was ?n good form through?
out, while Suggs was hit opportunely.
Errors helped Baltimore to four runs
m the ninth. Met onnell and Mann
had' home runs over the left field
fence.
The score hy innings follows:
r a. g
rhleaco.I S S S S S 1 S S?S S S
r? ... S S S S S S S S 4?4
llattene? M ? -rri: aod Klal.rr. Suff? lanlalri
a
State League Results.
i an?, j
L'Ile? S -
El?Ira
fame
Ubi l fame,
at'ieenwiit '.
" -???-m?-?a
Results of Games in Three Leagues
and Standing of the Battling Teams
NATIONAL LEAGl E.
?, 1MB T??-l?.\V.
Ilr.?a?kl ? n al *?rs? ?nrU.
(hl.?in .11 l-iii-luircl. ilwol.
I ?ii.-.iinuli at I'lnUilrlphla.
IM M I I- <?l DAMM i I ?I I Kl? W
faarn I.???. -'. Hrooklsn. I.
I'iII-Imii tl?. .",. ? .1? innall. 4.
l'l,ll..irl|.llU, .V; 11.??Ion 0
\ \l ION II II \(.l I. -I ASPIM.
w. i r? ? i.. r.r.
I'htla. .m 47. MA Bo??on SI Vi ASS
llrnttkhn....*?' ?'??' SSI r??i?lsr?h V? *4 .?!.*>
ilii.au.? M .<? MS *>? I.xii? II ,'? 4??
>?t? ).ork.^0 II .??? CmcianalLU AS .ASS
AMERICAN LEAGl'E.
(.AMI? TO-IIAT.
Detroit at ( k??lun,|
( hi, ?in at ?t Lernte,
m i r?, i?i OAMBS \ i ?i i in? *,*.
l'hliadrlplna. Il New Vat*. 0.
Il.i.ti.ri I. M '?limit?.n n.
? In? ..!?? ?; Bl. I ..ill?. 4.
( l.li.il,, '? ; -I I (.(lia. I.
Ilrtr.ill (i, ? Irtrlanil. |,
Krlri.il. I. ? Irsrianil. I.
AMr.KI? \N I I \l.l I >TAN|I|N-..
1? I P.? ? ' M. I re
Rnatnn ?.*? ?*- ("?4 >(??? V?srk..7.l * | snxl
|i?lroll .?B 39 .?a? I i*l-??l*ad .41 ?4 .-(-aj
i ? hlrac? ?4 4. ?'???< I ?ula 41 SB.17?
Uuli'lm. i4 9 .?<??! Paila. . J? 71 414
FEDERAL I.EAGIE.
teaXUW? TO-IIAY.
Brooklrn al l'itl?bnr|li
*?l. I ...o- al Newark.
( lillas? ?i? l'altlm.irr
sTaaaai < n> m iinrTii...
Ki>t i r* <?i i.niis w>iiHi.\i
llro.ikl.sn l. rill-l.nrili. I.
hanta? ?il?. I. llnfT.il,,. o
< hlc.fu. H. Iljlii,n.,r?. 4
I I IHR \l I I.M.I I, -I tNl.lM.
WIP? ? I I' I
Chl-aga M 47 JSB Ml nul, \; M ai]
Newark. flu 47 ..Vil Buffalo |] *'< t."
h*o ?il? ?41 41 ..V\| ilrix.kl.ii vi ,,i | .i,
fill?* r|o Si ?I 6*4 Baliuuiri U 71 ,tAg
I
Stumbling Blocks for Superbas
Chief .Me\ers, whose hit drove In the
win-lint* run.
BRAVES SWEPT ~"
BACK AGAIN BY
PHILLIES'DRIVE
Quakers Capture Series of
Three Games and Crush
Boston's Hopes.
rhiladelphia, Aug. 16. Philadelphia !
made a clean sweep of the serie* of
three games with Boston by winning
to-day's game. The score was F> to 0.
The victory gave Philadelphia the
honor.? of the season with the world's
champions by twelve games to six.
Rixey pitched in splendid style, and re?
ceived excellent support.
The Phillies' first run was due to
three hits in the opening inning off
Pagan, while Niehoff and Killifer
?cored in the seventh, when Tyler was
futching, on the "double squeeze" play,
Iryne producing the bunt. A pas? and
two hits scored two mora run? in the
eighth.
The ?core follows:
riui.A ?N 1.1. Bosi-o*- rs ny
ahrht'oa? anrhpoa*
p? -n? Jh 3 ft * 1 * 1 ?Iran, rf .. S is ft 1 ft n
iv-n ft. ?? 4 ft ft 4 4ft V-patVk. ?h 4 0 0 ? I 0
r??k?rt.rf 3 11 A flO'nmrton-f 4*1 " 0 0
? i.i.att. rf 3 11 4 0 1 Ma??- If.. 2 0 1 2 Oft
U*der*alti 4 ft : lft ft ft Behmtdl lh Iftl 9 II
m i if?,i if 3 l 1 o Oft Rmlth, ?lb.. Ill I II
N'lehnff, 7h ?12 4 4ft Mnilll?. ?a 101 2 1ft
Klltlf-T. c. lift 4 0ft Wliilln*, c J01 2 21
RU?*', p..? 10 1 0 10 Cagan p . 7 ft 0 1 2 I
I Tyler, p.... o o 0 0 0 0 1
! ?<;,...,is.... loo o n n
To??!?.. .211 I 27 12 0, Total?... JO 0 4 74 11 1
?Hat??* for Ruin In lh? ????n'h Innli,?-.
ftilli?l?lphli I ? I I I I I S 8?I
Barton ?SftftftftOfllo-?*
? i Tr*i?i*m. i.tiii?nj?.
? .ri rum l'lili?,l?lpl,la. 5 Htolrn
tilM ? ritaili Douhlr fa. SI* hoff i:.,l !.?, ;?r,i>
sirrin?? ir. Whltted Rli-j B?tik Bases ??
bl It ?iff llaiai:. .. <ff Tjtl-I I, ?(T Kli?t. n Irft
?,! hUa-l I ?I Phi a II Phil, ? Hit I.T pltrhfr
B] lyiM 8 - -. . oai -n? filian I . I?. ,
Tsl-r. I; bj Illt.? 4 H',-.?- (iff Haia i In I
lnntlif? rfY T?'?r t: - Inn Inn I u.pl.r??klrm !
. ? -?1.111 Tim? 1 40
Main Allows Blues
One Scratch Hit
Buffalo, Aug. lfi. The Buffalo Fed?
got only one hit off Mam here to-day
and failed to get a mar past second
base, while the Kansas City Feds hit
lord freely in two innings. The score
was 5 to 0.
There was a difference of opinion
about the hit off Mam, o grounder to
short, which Rawling? stopped, but
Hid not attempt to throw to first base.
The official scorer called it a hit.
The ?core by innings follows:
n h r..
Ka- st? ?r? .----ft?-?:
I Buffilo OOOOOIOI S?a 1 I
i hittrrl?? -Main ?jid Eiatrr ? r ? ami Milr.
Jeff Tesreau, ?hu checked the assaults of Brookl.n.
Finneran Pitches Tip
Tops to Easy Victory
Allows Pittsburgh Rebels
Only Two Hits, Though
They Score on
a Pass.
Pittsburgh, Aug. lfi. Joe Flnneran,
of the Brooklyn Tip Topa, ruled au
pri**me in the pitcher's box thi? after?
noon, and the Rebels were beaten by
a score of 4 to 1.
Just two singles cast a kindly glow
over the base-hit column of the Rebels,
Yerkes and O'Connor got them. It
was a pass and a single that pushed
Derghnmmer over the plat.' in the
eighth frame and saved the home team
from the ignominy of a shut out.
Working behind ?uch clever pitching,
the Tip Tops had little opportunity
to display any unusual fielding skill.
Helfrich, Smith and Flnneran shared
the honors, frith two assists ?ach.
Bunny Henrne worked on the mound
for the Rebels and was roundly pelted
when hits meant runs. He settled we!!
after the third inning, but by that time
it was too late.
The score follows:
BROOKLYN IF, LI. I PITTSBURGH ff. TM.
at.r ! ?
An.tor.inn.rf 411 011 Uer?-h-'er,ea !ll 3 I 0
Heifri. h lb 4^3 4 ' - w 1 I?land, if :
'?..;? r. If., il.:,
Kauft, t Mil
M?. ?:? Il ' ISS 101
11hlt. 3t. 4SI 1 I ? Mowrei lb I . ?
smith. ?8.310: 'Mill
I S 1 4 I 4 1 I S I
I 11.n- ran, p 4 0 1 1
Totals... 36 tUtti
Broafclja S 1 1 S ? S S 1 s?4
ri'.tatiu-ft, 1 ? s s s ? s 1 s?i
h Kauf? Lead Boa? nui
? , ..p.. Mela . a
* - 1?A il
M - Dnul.lt p?.
Mint ' unatalate* I Left a - ? ?
pltubwgb, 1
a.-" r - . , ,
B; Kirnen .. 1
pirra Mullir, ar.-l t, ?I;
Bring Your Own
Pop Bottle? Now
It. I ...il?. An?. I*-?Te prereen? the
? ? tirrenre ef pop bottle ettaek? OB
umpire? at the Ural National l.ea?'i?
hell park, Srhnrler P. Rrittoo. preel
dent nf the f'ardlnola, ?nnon-??d t?
dey that lieoreforth no eoda water
will he ?old In the hleachere. The new
order re?ulted from action ef fan? In
throwing hottlee and eegetable? at
It? .?.n. the umpire. In jeaterrlaj't game
with ( ill,??... The eale of eoda will
contlnne In the t ramtataml, a? the
fan? there did not partic?pate la the
ellHrk on Heron.
WHITE SOX CLIMB A BIT
Use Browns as Stepping
Stones in Double Victory.
St Louis, Aug. 16. -Chicago defeated
St. Louis twice to-day by scores of 8 to
4 and 5 to 1.
In the first game St. Louis drew
exactly twice as many hits as the White
Sox, but Scott's control with men on
bases and the excellent support of his
team mates kept the Browns from being
dangerous.
The second game was on exhibition
of poo- fielding by both sides.
The score follows:
MUST GAME.
micario lA i.i ; st i/mis ?_. _)
??, r 11 p.. a e it, r Ii po I*
rf .". 0 8 10 1 Shot)?n, If 5 1 3 1 10
W.T?r ?a 4 10 4 2 0:Au?Uii. 3b. .1 1 3 1 5 .1
I ' Inf. 2b i I 1 ? i a si,,.t. lh . -, 1 :? 13 0 0
I ?r. lb. S 1 1 SSt Pratt, 2b ..-.12020
?. If. S 2 3 4?jo Walker ef. 4 0 3 2 00
'PeUcb. .-f ... It] 2 1 ii I!..ward, rf 4 0 1 1 lift
K. iialk. e.... J 1 1 :i I I l.aian, ta .. .*. ft 1 :: 1 |
ii..? . . I I " ' heart. c... S S o S o i
lliaekb'r.?. 3b 1 0 0 M l|U'Brl?n, IS S 1 It
loioi u Well?aa, f?ll] l
' ' ' alie. pOO 0 0 ?I 0
Hoff, p looo- .-?)
"Setareld . 1 o o o o o
T,*ala .31 8 8 2" 3 0 Total?... :3 4 1-; 27 14
?l'.atte?l for Mcl.'ab? In the ae.enth Inr.ir-.f.
?lil.agr. . ft . 1 0 0 3 o ? J?-,
s- ia iia I M i I l i i H
Tu?. bSM litt? Fournler, I-aeati Three ruae hit
i I"? .. , I. i ...Un? 12).
* t SI laOlll?, 4
'i- ?' ,. ? ? Auatln, 11..w
?r.i Do : a. ?i - "fournler. ivrt
.... I.aa? - > '. tato, ? . 141 LOUlf 13 Klrst 'as? ou
,-rr..-, I'hlvago, i H.,... ..i, hall? ?iff H
ff Wei n? I : off Hoff. 1 Hin n" s. ou, l* lu
? 1-? ?iulup "la . _? lulling?; ?IT
W.: n.? I?Ittlff: ..ff M.'t'il?-. 1 in 1
Ii,nine; off Hoff. _' It , -n,. k oui lly
Scott, 5: tu "-?'?-r. t; by Weiimtn. t; b) M ?abe.
? 1. L?BU*f N'ailin a.. 1 l.i ..??.. T._e Jus.
8ECDM? ??AME
, CHICAGO ?A I- ?. ' ST. LOUIS (A f_>.
pott ahrh po ae
M'irphv.rf 4 .'1 0 0 ?) Sriotton.lf.. 4 0 2 0 0 0
Weaver.?s 3 0 1 3 2 1 Auatln. lb 4'.'. 1 il
1. ?*.. n? 2h S 1 l 1 I Oi Staler, H 4 t 0 11 0 0
"r**rnler, lb 111 I oi Pratt,?..., 401 1 3.)
-.Corna, If 4 ?S 4 00 Walker, cf. 413 S 0 0
rf. 3 11 :, ?*?" Howard, rf. 4 0 0 1 00
14 hume.3b 4 0 0 1 2.' laavan. fa... 4 00 I 3 1
May er, e.. 30 i 2 10 ,\?;n?-w. c... 400 2 21
?.... 0 0f) 1 0 0. Hamilton.p 1 0 ri 0 3 0
llarnz. p... 4 ? 1 0 4 i. Koob, p ... ? 0 '? 0 IS
I *f*-mreid... 100 0 00
Totalf... ?0 5 9 27 12 4 Total?.34 1 * 27 1" ?
1 ?bat??I for Hamilton in the aeren-.h inning.
?hlrfg? .2 0 0 0 0 0 12 *?1
0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0?1
T?a.. kSSS hit ?M?M Tt'reehaa? hit?K V,.{
lina. Mtolen baa?? Selectx, V<iu mler. J. Collln?
larr ?,1 rune- Chicago 1. SarrlSea In'.
VI ?..?' Ma>?r Ha.:.; I ?lla> Beai? to
Weateei ?4*1 laee??Cfclca?...
?? la .:?. I ? ffWfi H la'Ula |'
.. ? Hi'. --.,?>
; in ;. ..ff Km.ii. 2 n. i nu i y
?I . . r, - . - . H?, , I
lla.ri.llt. Bait Beiu. l_'
T??e~ 1 '.7
New England League Results
I.vnn, |j la-nut..n. 4 '10 Inning?'
Urnn .'. (??wiat.Ki. I <-e?en inning?),
r irg. t. Portlanl. 4
? Lime i f. liaran?, .?
?MS??MS ra. Warueeter (rala.i
One Hit All Yankees
Squeeze from Bressler
Rube Bressler
PrTTXJL ?A. t.). |N**"W TORK (A. U)
abrhpoaai ahrhp?*??
Kopf. a?.... 601 140 Hl-il ct.^? 2 00 2 00
Strunk, lb. 4 0 1 10 1 1, [>?-p'ii|-h ?a S ' 0 14 0
i levin?, of.. 10 1 1 Oft. Valiel. lb... 2 Oft : I '1
I Bedan*. 3b. 2I0 llOll'ipp. ?b. 1)112 0)
'?Lapp. 100 000 Conk rf. 400 0"0
M.-ilon?. lb. 000 0 00 Har??ell. If. 30) III
l-|.,l?. 2b.. 4 0 1 I 4 " l^a.nt. 2b... 29 1 1.11
Walsh, if.. 40 1 1 0 0; Nu mak-r. o 100 lift
"Mrln*. rf. 403 2 0 0 . aMwull. p.. 100 010
Mr A voy. e. ?* 0 1 ?S 1 0
Pr-t-lar. p. 4 1 I 1 3 0|
Total?... ft* 2 102714 C Total?.?! 0 1 "?7191
?Retted tnr B.hwi| In th? M-?nth lnnln?
i Fhllirtalphli. ? ? 9 ? 1 1 ? I 1?1
N?-- 1 ,,rk. OOOOOOftOftft
! Horn? mn Hr???l?r H?ol?n hisa? I ???I??
Banwd run? -Phili-telphla. I Sirrtft? hit? -
Hrrunk. Mil??l Double pli? i'iMw?;:. Ktmemak-f
li'l Plpp laift on ?.????. S?w York I
I phi?. 1ft. Klrat. I.ii? on ?rror? f'l?ll?rl?lplil?. I
I Bl??? on hills ?iff ???'.|w?ll. J. ,,ff llr?wl?r J
Mra-I out H> Ca.'.l?-?!!. ?., ??r Hr??.i?r.
pit, I, Hr?w!?r t ?iiplrr. Ili:?l?lirui<] ui'l ?i'I/iu?h
Un. Tim-?1 4?.
RED SOX MAKE
A CLEAN SWEEP
WITH SENATORS
Victory Yesterday Gives
Them Three Series at
Fenway Park.
Boston, Aug. l?i. In scoring the only
run of to-day's game, the last of the
local series with Washington, the Red
Sox accomplished the unusual' feat of"
defeating the Senators in each of the
eleven games played between the teams
in Fenway Park this year.
The pitchers' battle between Wood
and (?allia this afternoon was notable
for the letter's tine showing and his
even more brilliant support by Milan.
Hooper's triple, one of the two nita
made by the Red Sox, and Scott's sac?
rifice fly scored the only run at the
outset. Fxcept Cardner. who singled
in the second inning, no othe.r Boston
player reached first during, the ?mm?.
Wood was hit at times and was in?
clined to wildness, but tightened in
the pinches and had sensational sup?
port from Harry and Lewis.
The score follows:
? BOSTON ,A. I.... ?'.ASiiIN-f'TO.V ?A.I. i
abrh|??a? ?br?
H.,opaT. rf 111 1 f? ?1 Korip If i ,;
a ou, ?? ? 11 24 0 Poster lb, x I
?*'i*?i"i cf 30?) ; ,, * Milan ? f 111 < " I
Hob'sell, it, i II n ft " Shu ka .'.
If... 1 (iandll. 1
?iar,li.?r. 3b
Party, IS 411
'??'lv c... 2 90 &00 McBride *?. Jim 13?)
p.... 100 14 C Oallla i
?\\ llilama . i ??
ft Total?.31 ?'. 6 74 s i
?Batt*d for lltnry In ninth lnr,ln|.
Bo.'on lftOftflftOfti ;
Wiatiiiigton .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0?0
Tvo bu? hin K????r ?ahinkt. Ttir?e-bl?e Ml -
H--P?.- 'li Blcrlflr? f..
Doubl? play Harry. Beott and H .? I-'
biaei ? Wa-hin-tnii. 7 Kir-t ha,., go b?lli-Off
Weed, I Bt-u-k oui By Uallla. z. by \\?xl i
Tim? 1.32. I'D . un* Willaca.
TIGERS SCORE TWICE
Rookie Spoils Boland's No-Hit
Gaiue in Ninth. * j
Cleveland. Aug. 16. Detroit defeated
Cleveland twice to-day by scores of ?*>
to 3 and ?1 to 1.
Not a hit was made off Boland in the
second game until there were two out '.
in the ninth inning. Then Ben Pasehel,
a recruit from Alabama, batting for ;
Hagerman, singled oser second, robbing
Boland of a no-hit game.
Cleveland's one run was scored by
Chapman, who was hit with a pitched
ball, stole second, took third on a
pas*,?,i ball and home on a bad throw ;
by Bush.
Walker's one bad inning gave Detroit :
its victory in the t'ir.at game. Eight '
bases were stolen by Detroit.
The scores follow:
riRST r.AME.
riKTROtT (*. L.) l?r*I.KVEn?ANr) ?A. I..) i
abrhpoa.? ah r h r>o ?? ?? '
Vltt. Ib.... 119 0 1 0 Will?, cf.... M 2 2ft 1
Biiih, ??.... J 0 0 ? 8 0 Turner. Sb.. S 0 ?> Mil
?'??Ob. cf.... 412 30ft , l.anman. ?? 4 ft i ||0
Jarob?on.ef 0 00 1 0 i>, J.i,-kxon. rf.. 311 01 ft
Crawford.rf 6 9 0 I0 0|Klrk? lb, 4 ft z ID '? "
V?arh. If.. &13 3'I'> Smith. If. a ft 1 4
Burn?, lb.. 4?) 1 ? 0 ?), \\ a ians.-i.2b 3 00 2 3 0*?
Toons. 2b.. 4 22 Z ?'? 7 Et?an, c. 100 3 ?1 ft
Plana??, a. 414 400 Waik-r. p... ?? 0 0 Oioi
Coveleikle.p 4 0 0 C 1 0 Hta-nion. p.. 3 ft 1 ft _ ft
?Kvan-. 1 0 ft 0 ft ft
?"'.Velll. ISO
U'a-.-liel. . . ] .1 ,1 n ft ft'
iSouthworth 0 0 0 009,
Total? .3? ? U 77 II 2 Total- . 37 7 ;
?lla(t.?,l for sVtmbatllDii In u,? ninth Inuliic.
'Bitt-?! for Kfan In th? ninth Inning.
:I(?'!?-I f.-i I'.r, ? M In the nlntlj ! ?
, lllin for (>,*>>lll In 111? .'.inlli Innli.g.
DetnM . 0 4 1 0 0 0 ? ? 1??.
<;?i?lai.,1 . 0100000 1 11 j
BaiMd pun -?'???eliii.t, 2. Detroit. 1. T
hi ? "timer, Ktaiiaa? Birrlflc* bl? Bar'- -
?t ?- Buib. Vltt. Man???, Cota ill, Bum? ?, . |
I>o ibla play? ?"on ?? Buih . : Bui I'bii .
Turner ?nd Chapman Hlti "IT w.kc ?
1. 1 a- (IB ? in 7 laota-a li?..-< on ball?
- airr Walter off Brvnton, z. off ?
K-Tu.-l. oui B] Brtni , - by Coicleskk ?
ball Bean, Wild ru. 1. -Wilkir, ""tr?t ha
1 I.a-lt ,?, a
1?. ???trull, 8. I'mpirfa?K.?
I'lilll. Tline?1 U.
?KO GAME.
DETROIT ?A. U) CLEVELAND I?
at.rli: . af)r
VU!, 3b... 1 ' 100 10 '
Bu?h. ???.. 4 11 7-7 Turti'T. 3b . 4-0 1 . ft
I | 1 |
? Taw'ord.rf 10 2 20 rf. 2 00 200
If... 3 I 0 -7 0 " Kirk. , lh ... 4 |
Hutu- ' 1th. II.... 3 ?
Voun?, I
Stanane. c. 4 ?) I d I ft 11? ,
Poland, p- 100 0 -' 0 Kaan, c. x0<
? i -ti c, .
Hasarman.D
Coumbe. p.. 00 0
-tn ooo ooo
T..tall.. 313 7 77112 Totals..
?li????.' r?f Wl '????.??? It, ?',? ?Iflith Inulng.
?Half-.l fot lla.'riiai. in th? ?igUh Innltii
Dftrott . ft ft ft 7 n n i ? a? i
cu??iaad ooaiaaaa o?i
p .' ? play? Turner. W mil,?ainsi ?nr| Klrke
Rita Off lltrrni.? i. T In I . - Cnumb?
none In 1 Ini.l..? ? ? - ' - .
off Boll! '. HI?
Hai'nnan. 1. by ll,.lani 4
Paaaei ?
laii.l. I, l>?'r.?lt. 1 . ? and. 4
lteir.lt. *. Idiplrea?('lull m?J Ktma. Tin,? -1 4
Standing of Clubs
in the International
<? Ulis TO-DAY.
rrn.,.len. e at II irr,-'. ,rs
Jrtaey ( it) at Klchmnnri.
Monlrr.il at Buffalo.
Toronto ut K?.he?ler.
k m its ??i ?.i?ii> romoAt,
Id i I.?"I S-. .lrr?e.s I ht) Iraini.
lor,>nlo! I; Ko. lie.1er. I.
I'r.n i.la-o. >?, II; llarri-lnira. 0.
llufl.il 7. Montreal. It.
Ilu(Tal... li. Montreal. 1,
sTAMUM, ?tl I I. VMs
W. I . V ? - H . I? I' (?
ProTid'e ?7 ?IS .?157 Toronto. .1? .*,,-, |.vi
Buffalo. 59 .17 .?IS Km-li'ter. .44 M im
Montreal.VI 41 Ml Kl.lim'd. 13 ??? Ail
Haribf.SO M .7500 Jer'y 4 It y.SS 01 ,3Ml
'Athletics Have No Trouble.
Behind the "Rube's"
Twirling.
FEDS LOOK ON AND
GIVE SOME ADVICE
Gilmore Suggests That Dime
Ball Be Intrnduc?d at
Polo Grounds.
If waa Federal leagje Day gt th?
Polo Grounds >?? u n |?
special programme *
was a commit'!?.? appo it \ ?,, *eif0'mi
the representa*
Unannounced, J ,;?re. pr?gi.
dent, of th" F#d -,?n g*
tVsrd, thief 0W1 ?
Top? . 0f jLl
St Lisais leHtn, Edd <? P . k ?nd yirj.
ou** ' ?.tel,*?l
the Athletics d? ? * by g
score of 2 to 0 ?.-.?tne ?M
\ ov.-r they f? 1 g^
1 silently away
Bu' - -, Ytjrl
a few romrti? I I ,.
practical man. he ??
"Is this the Ol ? - i? teat
the Yankees'" hi s teping the
srith a comp 1 .e ga'
calling attention .--eeiioB
A. soot I.
His intonrlower r,o gg.
i swor, and Root rl B
Takinic it for g ? s i lent?
affirme.!, i'" ?jrot?
?hood?
"I would sage? --?rirss
iiostnis ado
the FVdfr.il \.*nv.
have interpret! d
admis.sion SS a
of arofll
have been thi
circuit there h i
crease ? stl
that '.
"Tskc th
Those stands wh
might ail !.. '
imposed. Ii;* th
for us to any."
President ? ne com?
ments on the C ?,, too,
and allowed BS ? mi-?*,
show both the V
few things could i
Rube Bn
kees a chance. H
ter of an all
mere bas? bs
bolt, which
the keenest ? ?? rushed
in where ... i, gi>'
his ling!? ?h:ch
lived Just lor:.- i iced is
the category of - Vanken
peep into the -
slight disp..- ? caujajij
?? litt
In ?
but was forced
maker, who gro ? f??d
well struck s ban
on bslli ! rksd i
wiW pitch, and N'ui eat to
thir?! In tlid
mg into the : - spiked
Schani*, who
Frits Mai sol with s
char? ' r him?
self, but Frit/ r '.cAvo**,
who made s nesl That
was .the only time I ? ?
maile a thresl ? In fix
innings they w.< ?r.k.
?or did or mtelf te
pitching feats. th f'gm? hs
poled one of Ray ? .?hoots inte
the left Hol I si ? for ?II left
handers are "Rube.*" wstehed the ball
soar out of the lot with a hslf-for
prised, half-art: M ?" ? fse**?
and then - aro-ir.d th?
paths.
The visitors gathered their ether TO
in the sixth inning. Boom booted s tas
by Schang, an?l Wallis ronnded a te*
on?! on Laioie'a out, short to first
Jimmy Walsh struck out Oldrini
ripped a hit int and Schsns
erossed the piste ws'ked. snj
Bressler fouled I who mads s
lerful one-hard? rl ca*ch over near
the st , ?
Hay ('aldwell pitched cleverly for th?
Yankees. He ? I ard In th?
letter of the a re .mstgn?ef
combined agains*
Connie Mack shook ap bis tesa fer
the ?lay. i . i t dsy
off, and put Amos Strunk on first bs?f.
shifting Jimmy Walsh to right toll
Strunk played a clever garr.e, and sot
even the inimil i eould man
covered the rp satlsfac
torliy. (hick I ' ?Btrs
fielder, had only i ?? chance, but it ?s?
not easy. He had to run ?oras litt'*
distance to get B< I in th* third
.??ment
.
ir chord.
I
. is not
-'t'.CS s
M|S_
? Van
?? nut
I- . i
I
Tigers Buy a Shortstop.
Clinton, Iowa, . 9oti E''
son, shortftop of * I " Ccnr.nl
Association team, has been ?old to th'
I?etroit Araericsi elaa, to be
delivered st the ? ason.
Providence, 11 : Harrisburg. 0
At Harr_liu-g 11 I
I
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It?"
R H I
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Toronto, 3; Ro<*!*?*-ster, 2
i ?: ? ? lar, 1 L.)?
I S S I
r 1 0 0 S 1 S I
S B ?
- '
a : ?
Bisons Double Winners.
s I
4' ['. .-*, ? ! . ? .Jj
'il
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and li?
ruiff.ia S S ? I '* ? ? ? \
lUrtrrlrt ??aw aj J ?
em a ? AND DlV_*
Swimming wp-?
Oalton Swi-iminf Sthopl. 19
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