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Superbas LosT^ice to Braves. Phillies Beat Giants arvdSenators
Blank Yankees
Superbas Take Tumble
Instead of Climbing
Braves Defeat Robbie s Men Twice
While Phillies Are Winning
from Giants?Marquard
Makes Sorry Showing. ?
By JEROME BEATTY.
ader, Brooklyn did nol ?vin two garnet from
thereby ??retting so i
the front tb.-?t th? ir hot breath parched the back hair of the Phillies.
They ?lid nothing of the kind. The Superb* lost two games to the
le the Philliei were beating 'ho
one-half pames hark of
point ahead of the Nearly 20,000
? i. p . Mr. Linotyper paid
7 r-.t? real ruthlessly trampled upon,
?ton's reer.iit pitchers hold nfl" the Krook
such peerless throwers as Ruhe
'. ? -?on Ruciar. The i were
rs ; came . for the si rond.
they csll
? ?
? -
offen -
?
first
Sehf, the left
to the
about
?
! t ?
fainted
? inning immedi*
i au
?
?
, ton.
, --.des
. runs
tnd hve
Whal*
three
% m, um?
pire. , ? n the
.
:? put
?
.-Tiorl
Whaling
I
n the
ran
?
| a man who
?i.
? eently
hnnoi ' in the
? game
.
. * with
? ghth, and the Braven
ad the
pinch
i, one
of thi -.uririi*:
?
cor? ? just how i
. Yorker would call an er* :
?
.?ne Too Hot-To
?i-rday
the T. II. T. Ii Brook
noth-,
in? to infield to '
The Bi
r-nini: '
, I ?.econd
hmidt wenl
?
would
ira fumbled th<- ball. ,
Whal
The Sut" ' one run in i
the laut of the second on ainglei by
Nixon at.
? .uard collapsed in the sixth, and
faced him bl fore he could j
of them out. Schmidt,
.-?mth. Maranvill? and Compton sin
walked one of
? Dining with the bases full
and all the??. i a stolen
?
risr of
I it all
ville hit a
two men (
OS ha
Five more I
In ? .. the Su?
rd a i un. balls
? at in the fourth Inning and sin- ,
. ? ? . : M yen did the
The ! ih a run in the fourth.
''?ret-.!
mptoi I ? at i ich wae sent in
to run for Com?- reached *ei
ncle. Schmidt forced
? on third. ,
l?n a don; ' ?? .dp n
?
In ? ich on
ton's
. ? d tO
rough
:ttrick
takini* th;i
?as thl . third
? hit.
? that fourth inning, vhen
a run. the Sui>orr>a* never
?ere out of Harne*'*, c.o ? ? i] 1!,
? much about a hat to give
MADE WITH
* 6UP-OVER BUTTONHOLE
TIE SLICES EASILY
Gloom in Fiatbush.
i R>T l.AME.
BOB1 ? *? BROOKLYN -N. L.i
tb r h pi -I . th r h p? t r
S 0-8? ft : "????a ?? 1 i i
I. 3 2 I 16 1 Daukatrt. Iti i fi I ?. t< o
lb.. 4 0 0 3 4 ? k. I
C *tt? rt. S S 4 I 0 0 Str?**l rf . In? ] 0 0
Mao 1,11, II 'I 0 l I I I
S mid! lb 5 3 3 12 t "i.'-i-i?. 21 3 00 2 4 0
lb. 4 3 3 I I I (i 0 3 l' n
0 0 0 0 l Sinyl ' i 'i n o o ii
2 2 S CO Gril - I .
Wi-alln? r I ? I I If Nixon. If 3 0 I I 0 I
3 1 10 10 Mill'? i I 0 I J f ?
Se- ' r. I 0 0 I l lIf* l ???, , I i- fl 0 I 0
MuOti'?. P. 71 I I ?I 0 0 Mt'Qiiard. 0 2 'I II 0 0 0
Applf'tn p . 10 0 0 0 0
Totti? ?i i? l| 2T it r, T?tti? ? i
Billon OTfOOOSflO 0?12
0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0? I
Tag.bn' hl!-- Campten. Three-h*.?? hit?Mortn.
Hem? rir -Mtrafitlllt, Siolen b?'r ? l.tmr!?
Comport Ivrrd run??Bo?!on. I7J. Brooklyn. I,
Sat r It?-?- ? ? :.-? [icnbl? plsy ?tv-r? and
? ?.i M lo Srhmlt?!. Marantlll?. f.?tr? tnd
S,-itiI?!. Ever? Martn.llli? and Srhmld!: 0 Him,
Iim? ant '? Llrli ?? h??m ? Bo?!on. 10;
Brookl>n V hti't on ball-?OS Nffif. 2; oft Mtr
?utrd. 3: ofl Appli-ton. 2. Hit??Oft Nrht. 5 In
..l-n?. n Hufhtt, I In 4 1-3 Inning?, off
Marouard ' In I Inning- : iff Applrton. 7 In .3
Innlnc?. HI? I? pitcher?By Nrhf. I iM?fr?.. hy
Huai.?. I in?ih?rli. Struck out?By Marauard. 4.
Wild pltrf ? f.itt Umpires?Klero and Enclin.
Tlme-2 K.
SICOND GAME.
BOSTON <N. L.i PROOKLVN (N. L.i
ah r h po a r ab r h pi a ?
Mortn p?. SCI I SO OMtra ?? -10
(irr:. 2o 4 12 2 3 0 HslIi rt, lb 101 ft 3 0
(omp'nn. rf. 2 20 0 0 0 Stinnrl. rf 30 1 4 10
. -f 2 I I I d 0 Wh'tt. If 2 00 2 00
M-.q.'. If 40 I 2 0 0 Cuf??i?i?. 2b 40 1 S 4 1
Srnrr?'t. lb. 4 0 1 14 0 0 ?V??f. rf 30 1 2 0 0
???nth i;i 4 0 i o (. !? Get?, 3b 3 0 0 3 2 0
M ?in-, ii 4 n I 3 'i i Miller, I 3 0 0 10 0
l,e?ny. r 30 14 I 0 Murker, p . 200 I 20
U?rne p 300 0 0 0 Orll. p 100 0 0 0
*NI?on 10 0 0 0 0
Total? 3!, 1 I 27 13 I Tn*?l? 21 I 5 22 I'. 2
?B.-i't?r? t-.r ruik-r In flgbth Innlnq.
Bn.ton 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 3 0?4
(Brooklyn 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0?I
Tainan1 ? 17? r.i??*rj>. Schmidt. Stolen b!UM?
Sfhmldt Fit. pat?Ira. tamed rum?Bosltn. I;
Brooklyn I. Sacrifie.) hit? ? B?r.e?. nauber?.
Double plav? ?SSaranvill?- in E?rr? ?o S
I,e', lo M*rrr?ille lo L-rhmldt. Lr!t on Sata -
Beaton, ft P-o'ktyn. t>. F lr?t ha?? on error? ?Bo?
ton 2. B'?ik y I Ba?r.s on b?i!??Oft Barn*?.
I Kurkfr. I Dtll, I. Hit??Oft Hunker.
S In 8 IrRlaai efl Orll. I In I Inning?Hit by
pttentr?Bi Strata by Rucker. Umpire??
Klem ard E " I'? Time?I IS.
vice, and the ad?, ice was extra
good.
Zach Wheat, with a ?-prained hip.
d into the second asme, bul b
in no condition to plav, and \va> I I
? ? -fih inning
I'v Smvth. Smyth was running: out to
take his place in the i I I
ginning of the ninth d and
ng. It i
topped on the "
: ,i;i .-.
CARDINALS BLANK CUBS
Time)? Hitting and Good Hase Running
Mark Play ?if Winners.
? ?s, Sept. 8. Timely ?
? mi iri-i- nu n ng enabled the St.
.
tu d iy by ii score of 2 to 0, The home
took three out of the four gl
Lavender outpitched Ames, but the
rs were help < - when hits were
In the first Butler walked,
stole second, took third on Long's sin
pl and scored, while Long was- thrown
ou on an attempted double steal.
Tie score follows:
? nif-AiTjo (.v. i?) KT LOtna is 1.1
a: .- i , ? r. . th r h !>o t e
!i icfli ? lb 4 00 I 5i fir-M rf. 4 i. ;
?a . 2 10 1 MM -I.trrl?.. 2ii 4 0 ?
?
. rf 101 I oa. Ztm . . . ?
... ... I
!.. 2 0 0 9?. u William? - ! 110 I i i.
Ii--- r- || '?f.? 0 o i I'hrlan, 3b 10 1
? ?
3 0 1 0 J II I.ai
?Mil .
lien ? i- '. ? n "
i ?alt i
?I-.??? I for Lava
110**0* .
?
i . Stiel la . ? ,,
." i - 111'?
?i* i ?i- :? ,
? nul Hi l.i-- :?? A
, r and O'Paj 1 Is ?
CLARKE RESIGNS
FROM THE PIRATES
Manager to Quit Baseball at the
End of Present Season.
|H> tr:~i>*; - .-.? |
Pittsburgh, Sept. 8. Fred Clarke,
manager <>f the Pittsburgh club since
IMO, ?* ill qu ? baaeball at ti e end of
this seasiin. Barney Dreyfuss, presi?
dent of the Pittsburgh*.. in?ule the an
nounceaaent here to-day. i larkc ha. ?
threatened niHfiy times to resign, but
thi? time, DreyfuSS says. (lurke II
positively through, and will re*
K.msas farm.
No suc essor to Clarke ha? vet been
?elected.
: iloted the Pirates to N.i
League pennants in 1901, 1902,
I'm.'? and 1 ??f?T? I-. the last-named year
.n ?he world's championship. !!??
?vas a great outfielder up to the tine
he quit playing and becan
mana;.' ? | ear? ago.
Scores Go?il in Last
Seconds of Play
Bed Bunk. N. .!., Sep? I W:?h only
thirty seconds to play, Georgs C. Sher?
man made a pretty goal that \?
day's game tor the Mues over the
Whites, of the Peal Polo Club, by a
score of 5 goal? to 4, in one of the
fastest polo ma'ches of the season. The
>d hv :? to 2 at the end of the
first half.
Rochester. 5; Providence, 3.
*>? Rochester:
r. n r
i n
?
i
Richmond. 5; Buffalo. 4.
i ? p.
i
i i
h?i'.r..a- M Ha.? and Bxat li? .
? .. ?
PHILLIES HAVE
LOADS OF FUN
WITH RITTER
Hammer Giant Pitcher for
Five Runs in the First
and Win Iiasily.
?.. orge ?"I al?
ii .lohn J, McGrjw
? ?rintr. still i* get
revenge. He pitched u neat Ramo
afternoon ."-id
\osi by a score of ft to 3.
"Typhoid Hill" Ritter Marted the
for New York and wa? allowed
main in the l^nx until he had the
full in the fourth inrr.infr with
only ene out and the score 7 to 1 in
? if !''? iladel] hia.
Schupp followed Ritter and pave way
*,. a i?ineh hitter in ftie eighth. Poll
Perritl th? -.-nie.
H w.-.* a terrific bombardment that
? d un on Rmer in 'he
nning. The ?rame was lost so
quickly that McGcSw didn't have time
?iier pitcher warmed up. so
? Ritter in the bos to tak?
?
Th. G tsrted a*- if they were
to do damage. Hums doubled
ored "" Doyle'i two bagger, In
?? th one out,
Bancroft gol a base on balli 1'
I R tter'e fai I one? ??nil
h't it i-',. the bleachers for a home
,- Bancroft ahead of him.
doubled i" right and scored
I :,;? 11,- did likewise. Luderui
home on a triple by Whitted, who
Scored Wh< I (?rounder dived
? i's leps. E. Hm i ?
forced NiehofT. Chalmers singled.
.. who made the first ou* in this
. last, n fiv to .lacr.hson.
Jacobaon, one of McGraw'l recruit?.
? 1 right field in place of Davey
M, Becker, .-mother young
,,t into the box score by pinch
hitting for Schupp.
tter improved only llightly as the
A base on balls, .i
? ut and a sacrifice fly
' two more runs for the Phillies
m t1-.- third. With one out in the
fourtl ive two bases on halls
: a batter, filling Die bases, ,,nd
Schupp was dent in to see if he couldn't
do something ahout it. Whitted
1. scorin-r Pa-kort, but N'irhofT hit
into .-. double plaj.
1 ;.,i Mer! I? :? the ninth inninptnado
third home run in three days.
(liant'* place and
I ' up, and he
stole second ami third and scored on
i- M. rkle ?lammed a
home run into the left field bleachers.
Fletcher doubled ami stole third, hut
the in!''-,..- ended when ?'halmer
tied down snd struck on' Thorpe.
The Gisnta to-day did not look like
? i- .' ho threw BUCh a scare into
??? Phillies in last week's series at the
Grounds. Ritter had only a
rht ball and poor control of that.
the Phillies pot such a lead at the
thai the reault of the game never
r: doubt
The Philliei watched with no little
concern the piocress of the Rrooklyn
nd were prea'ly di-ap
?i Roston won both carnes.
eve that it is 1',
and not Brooklyn that they must beat
? pe'll .it.
follows;
PHILAPHIA iN. L.i NEW YORK iN. L.I
lb r h po a e ah r h po a -
Stork 3h .30 I I I0(!. B-.irn?. It i I I 2 0 0
Bancroft. ?? 4 I 2 3 ?i 0 Grant 3b ... S00 I 00'
Paskrrt. ct 42 I 2 0 0 Br?lnard. 3h III 0 00,
Ccavath. rf II I I I r 'arch-on, rf . 40 1 40 1 '
LuOru!. Ih 3 2 I 10 0 0 Doylr. 2b . 4 0 2 4 10'
VVNttcd. If. 3 2 2 2 0 o M?rkl?. Ib . 4 113 0 0.
Nlrhoft. 2b. 413 3 3 0 Fl-trhr-r, ??. 40 1 I4n'
E. Burs?. ( in o 5 O o Thorp?, if 400 3 0 0 1
Chalmrr?. p 30 2 0 I 0 D?oln. r 100 000'
Schanrj. I.., 2 0 14 10
Rltt?r. p I 0 0 0 I 0
S.hupp p I 0 I 0 0 0
P-rrlttt. p 0 0 0 0 I 0
?Broker 100 00 0
Total? 34 'ill 27 12 0 Total? 34392411
?Batter; t ? S,'!,u.c In th? ?fvmth Inrlng.
Phllidflrhit 5 0 2 10 0 10 x??
N?? Yoil I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2?3
Two-bar h t? -T Sara*. Dovle. Flrtrhrr. Cr??ath.
Ludfru? Nlfhofl. Thr?ba?r hit??Whltlrd. Horn?
run?? Pa'k.-t M*-kle. tarned run?? Nr? York.
.?. Philadelphia. 0. S'olrr hatr?? Ludfru?. 2;
Brainier) . Flfttl.fi. Doablr piny?,?Schang and
Do?It- Cr-?*.tn ?iid Ludfru?: Nlehilf. Bancroft ?nd
t.udr<u? S .riflr? fly?C'nlmfr?. Ba?*-. on ball??
Of Hltt?r 4 of i-chupp. I. Lrft en buf?-N,w
York. 4; PHIM-ir, la ?. Hit by plt.hrr?By Rlt
trr (Lurtfi.il). Struck out?By Schupp. 3; by
Chalmrr-, V i'lt?-Oft Fllttr? 8 In 11-1 Inning?-,
oft Schupp 3 '? !!?! Innlnfi: aft Pfrrltt 2 In I
Inn.ng. U-ipl-???Orth and Rlf 1er. Time?1:42.
ER0WNS WIN CLOSE GAME
llefeat Cleveland Through Fine Work
of Recruit Pitcher.
Cleveland. Sept. 8. The St. Louis
Brown*, defeated Cleveland to-day by a
? f 6 to A.
Met abe, a recruit, outpitched Mor?
ton, who was driven f?rom the box in
nnings. What proved to be the
winning run was -cored by Howard in
the icventh on his triple and Pratt's
i
Sisler's clean steal of home -while,
Morton was winding up in the fifth was
? re.
The scor? follows:
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Alexander Forced
to Take a Rest
it >,?? etfnltfl, mid? kn??n lut ?l|ht that
Frrdtrlr? |i Altitndtr ?imoui lntfrn?tl?n?ll?f
?nd m?mb-?r *f ?ryu-al Davit Cup turn, I?
>?art ^ere by, ?*uld net bf abl? t? tin? hit
I ye ?a ? m?mt?r ?f th? Eulara la?.- trnnl,
tram Ir-iron? ?nl Siturdiy. ?han th? t*rl*a
?f match?, with th? P?clf)c C?i?t ?li>?n ir*
?lt,i?d rl in? Watt Sid? Tannlt Club t c?url,.
?I F?r*?t M I'll L*?| Mind.
Alt\.se,, ?rMrhm ? nmtl, I? hi, ,|,ht
,1.1. ,? ???rrly In th? flrtt ?at at hi? match
?US *?.i-' MrL*u|t.l|* list work thit hi?
p.'l'l r '.",?*> hi. don? an, mo*? playing
???''? ? mtsAt B-?id*> ?rrv-r.tmt him
h a r*sn I ,,r Km E?-t ?n Friday ?nl Sat
url-, ?. ?andre ? |n)Ur, ?III ferfa Mm ,.
drtaul' I *hr mm , dtubln? at th? -tjvarli
I?, nan?? Nri w?*k. ?,,e,e. M|,,d ???
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luardad ?a a? ali-i-Af rrctain ?Innre
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By BRICsGS.
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Results of Games in Three Leagues
and Standing of the Battling Teams
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
?. wii s TO-DAY.
N.u York a? riiilinlt-lpliiii.
Huston at V.:. i ?
I ?III illlll'l I Ml St. I Olli?.
KKsriTs of GAME! fESTEBDAT.
rhilaclflphia. !i; Nt? Vorl.. 3.
Il,,st.,o, IS J llrook.: - li. I.
Ho.ion. 1; Brookljra. 1.
IS, l.iinl? '.'; ( hi. no. I?.
national ii \,;n- STAXDfXO.
?. I. I'( . \\. I p.c.
Phlla JS SS JIM ? hlesso hi fin ,i*o
II,.?ion ?k 59 .CM Pittab'rsh SS 10 .l.l
r.rtiiil?l>n...*n SI JWI NewYork.JMJ '?
si. I nuls, fia ?7 ASS ('lnru.natl.SS SS .
AMF.IMC.N LEAGUE.
(. IMKfl mo IT.
iTsahlastna al n. ? lorfc (lira).
Philadelphia al Btwtaa.
Hi I roll at < ?eveland.
HI M I Is ?ii (, \mi *? -, I ?I l.l;l?\V.
?Yaahlaatea, ti Sfew imk, a.
Philadelphia, l ; Bo*ton, 0.
iioaion. IS) Philadelphia, 2.
( hi, najo, m-. Detroit, !l.
Ht. I.olli-. ... ( l.'.el.ll.l, 1.
AMERICA!? LEAGUE -TANniNC?.
W. I P.I . i ay. I., p.c.
Boston Ml 13 ,SS2 N"i? \nrl?...i!i Ii?! ,?17t
i.n ,.ss ?: .?ni ?t. i ..m? :.' :h ,400
fhlrasa ::? ?".: .SSI riev-elaad. in hi .:r.7
\Va*h'ton...S0 58 .."?'?< I'hilu. ..?m h:i .;.i;i
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
a. nit.? TO-DAY.
No kill.? M-lliMJuleil.
M8ULT8 OF OAMH V UTERO AT.
Bn>nkl?n. ?; \i??;irk, I.
lir??iUI?ii. :!: Newark, o.
Kantm* < it?. 7; Plttaburah, t.
Kiiii-ii-. lii? ra. I'ili-lnircli
tan .nil until?-, ruin i.
liiifTitl'i. I; Baltimore, n.
BuaTalo, 5; lliltinnir.-, I.
I BDI It \l I ! ?G1 I BTANDINO.
*4V. I IM \\ I.. P.C.
ritl-liruli 7:' .-.?i 'i li km. I it? '? ?
m. i nui? io nil ... -i Buffalo. .??: ' ?
i im ,1km. .-,ii 81 ..-.:iii Brooklyn...(M at ? ihi
Newark ?;: M .:,:; B?ltlnere..63 M i ! I
Not a Run for Yankees
Off Walter Johnson
Pitcher of Senators Frowns
on All Chances of Scoring
While Teammates Get
Lone Talley.
The Yankees pot six hit? off Walter
Johnson at the Polo Grounds yesterday,
and called it a day's work. The m,jre
serious work of scoring runs they de?
ferred until another day, when some
other pitcher will shoot something else
besides forked lightning at them.
The Senator-; were less fortunate in
the natter of getting hase hits. They
gathered only five from Boh .--hawkey,
but they made the best of their talents
?nd got a runner around the bases, j
This was enough, and when Eddie Fos?
ter threw Birdie Cree out at first for
the last out in the ninth inning the '
score stood at 1 to 0, with the V
on the zero snd.
.Johnson was mereilesi <n hi.? mighty
strength and eunning. As told before,
he doled out half a do7.cn hits, and
twice the Yankees threatened the plate,
but just when he was fronted by dan- ?
per he showed at his best. There was ]
the fourth inning, for instance. Peek*
inpaugh pot the first hit off Johnson, a
drive to centre field. Paddy Bauman
forced hi.? captain and then raced to
third when Wallie Pipp doubled to left.
Put two were OUI at the time, and
Hughie High perished on strikes. He
nevi r did see the third one whiz* by
him.
Striking Yankee batters out was ore'
of the best little thinps Johnson did,,
snd no fewer than ten took the pre*
seribed ti --. Hut if the
YankeSI wer" somewhat out of thei*
depl h they art re none I he
In the eighth and ninth innings they
made another drive toward the piste,
. lily to fall short. In the eighth Hart*
zell hit for Boone and pasted n stifle
into short centre. He ?, fend ?econd
and took third on Shawkey'l drive to
centre, but, alas! two were out, and
look forced Shawkey. In the ninth
Baumnn got a hit after one man was
out and reached MCOnd when Pipp
on tlie ball for a single to left.
High forced P:pp at second, Baumnn
taking third, hut IfeBl
? .led the game.
Bob Shawkey seldom pitched a better
game than he did yesterday. He va
vrred a bit in the opening frames,
then settled down to his stride. Throe
of the five hits he allowed wer?
in the first two innings. The ?? ? i
frame was enlivened by an "al
fight" between Chick Gandil and Lute
Boone. (?andil singled to the rij-l ?
stands and tried to take two bases or.
it Cook's fine throw to Boone, how?
ever, got the runner by a fair margin.
When (?andil slid In, Boone thought
that he had made a delibera.?? attemnt
r.e him, and tried to hit the Wash?
ington boy. Bill Dineen broke up the
row, and incurred the displeasure of
the fan's.
In the first inning the Senators blazed
?he run trail. Mueller heat out ai.
! hit and forthwith ? If?
? ?: ?!. II- , ??? to thud when r'tffter
on Milan'*
'?'
Miller, an outfielder, and Kreutrer,
! th* catcher, it.*:-, leqnirsd b
! YenWees. both broke into the game and
I did well. F.'*rz aVlaisel is still under
.suspension, and Paddy R.iv.man plnyed
third.
The score follows!
L.i NEW YORK lA. L.)
a r lb r n to i ?
Morller. If . .1 I 7! 0 n n Cook, rf 3 0 i I I -i
Fixier 2b. . i 0 0 l 10 Pt-rkla'fh. M 4 fi I 4SI
Milan ri .,oo I 0 0 Btanaaa. 3S mi nio
Shank?, iti 4 0 I 0 1 9 Plpp. lb . . .2 0 2 8 0 0
Gtntlil. lb 40 1 7 COHigii. Il 4 u u ti il n
Mtltf, rf 4 II I O 0" Mill r. if .. 2 0 0 3 0 0
Wlllltm?. e 200 11 2 0 'Caldu-M . 100 0 00
MrBrlde. ? 3 00 2 6 U Crr.. rf . 100 000
Jofin?oi.. p 3 00 0 I ? Boone, 2b .. 2 00 3 10
Hart/ell. 2b I 0 I 000
Krurt-r. r . 3 0 0 2 0 0
.-ha... . p .10 1 0 10
Totti? 29 15 27 13 0. Totti? . 30062760
?Bitted for Miller In Iht eighth Inning.
Waahlngtoi. . . i 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0?1
N.?i? York 00000000 0?0'
Two-bur H??Hire Stolen bas?i ?Moeller (2),
Htrt/rll. high earned run??WKlilngton, I.
Sacrifice flv -Milan. Dtuble pity??McBrlde, Fol?
ter tnd (,,-ir.iill. Boon?. Hecklnpaugh tnd Hipp.
Left on h??i?-Nev. York. 6. Waihln-jton. 5. B.i-e?
tn bill? ?Off Shawkry. 3; oft John?on. 2. HI! by
pltrhrr?Cv Jchn?in. I (Cooki. S?ruck out?By
Jthnton. 10: by Shrakey. I. Umpire??Nallln tnd
Olneen. Tir.r?1*43
RED SOX DIVIDE
WITH ATHLETICS
Shcchan Shuts Out League
Leaders in First Contest.
Bouton. Sept. B. The lea;rue lead?
ing Bed Eol divided a doulde-header
with Philadelphia to-day. 'I he
?rare l to 0 in favor of Philadelphia
in the first fame and 13 to 2 in favor
.- EU sinn in the second cont
? ban v.us remark live in
hi* hattle wit I onard in tin' i :
contest.
The scores follow; i
Klli-T liAMK
rnii.AHi:i.i'iH4 ?. l r . T..N a i.
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BosTu.s 14 LI I'liuai-n-rni* [A LI
tb i .' a - .'. p. a ?
?-n. If .'? : I 1 ? II >??!.?. rf . 4 0 0 110
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rf.
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i ?? - Lan i myutt?11;....
t.. j u L.a...iu. Tune?1 47.
Standing of Clubs
in the International
OAMEa, Ttl-DAY.
Jrr?e?r City at Mnnlrral.
Harrtabarg al Toronto.
Itli liniiiiiil al llnlTiilo.
I'ro.itltiite ut Kiitliesler.
ULM l r? OF ?? MIEi > HTEBDAY.
Hu iiiiiiuiii. :.; iiiinuio. i.
Ko, li.-?l-r, ?: I'ro.iil.-nee. .1.
.i,,..? ?it.? \*. Moiitrt'.il (rala).
STAMMS?, ?II TEAMS.
u. i P ? ?' i r ?
rr.niil'r.Kil II ,648 ?In? hier..'.!' ?.."> -1*6
Iliiffiilti. ,?i IM .600 Toronto ,",K li'l MS
Montreal.?i.' ??I .50-1 Kicli-n'tl. M SS AAS
Umr'tm'g AS SS ihi .1, r\? < it> r. ... .:tV>
TIGERS TOSS GAME AWAY
Lowdermilk Gets Wild and White Sot
Overcome Big Lead.
Chicago, Sept. 8. drover Lowder?
milk, the latest acquisition to the De?
troit pitching staff, went wild in the
ninth Inning, and the White ?Sox made
enough runs to defeat the Tigers. The ,
score was 10 to 0.
Apparently hopelessly beaten in the
first two innings, when Detroit drove !
both Fal, r and Benz from the mound,
producing an eight-run lead, Chicago
tied the visitors in the seventh and
won in the ninth, when Lowdermilk
lost control.
The score follows:
?HI? Ali" iA. l,i. I DETBOIT i A. la).
all r h po t ? Vltt. .'!) .',11 1 1 .1
Munphy rf S * l S ? ? 1 1 S 3 1 ?
Ib 4 0 I 13 1 " Cii?*, ,r . -,. J 2 i 0 I
? , ?fonl.rf 1.1 I , ,,
.1?. ktoa.rf ? 2 1 o ?? ? ? a, ),. |f.. 31 1 2 ., ./
' 1 ; 1 r, , n i ; ,, n
?
W-a.ar, ?, I 1 I 3 ? ' I?.", '? 2b 1 n ') 1 0 I
loliru. 3b 5 1 S ? J il
lit? . ;. I 1 1 n 1 .,
ni i. i? i.. n ou il
n n n n . l' . . . .i u .. ,
? -'... i ? ; ! . I.", i*rk. ni. o 1 'i
Tola I " T.-?i?
it vttaii ?timing mu *? ?-onM
,, 1 I ?_? I .. '. I
uncu i i s s e s e i
? I1IM, Slulk. Tlir?K*
b??r i
,??,,. 1".
Ht, rISr? l, ? H.'?, b. Ban ?
I 10 : 1 ? ' ? I. ?
*-?ha?-r
!?? '
I lia" I ' .' ' H - ' . J.
a . MIT K? - i .
'?'..- *? H J I | ? I? la.'. || rilillk. .
II '? "- ' " ?' i la
i. ? ft Wolff?, i
r * i
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H? I ',,t. . ! ,\.
laail-nul?i Paiaar] - . ??>, |
. . '
Packard Holds the
Rebels to Four Hits
Kansas City, Vo, i*ept. ?. The
Rebels, leaders of the Federal League,
were helpless before the pitching of
Packard here to-day, and Kansas City
won, by a score of 7 to 2.
Packard allowed four hits, two by
Konetchy and two by Mowrey. Pogr-e,
who started for the visitors, lasted four
innings. Hearne, who succeeded him,
was found for four runs, three coming
in the eighth on four hits. The seeoad
game of a si heduleii double-header a?as
? ? snd inning an secoant
. u. The .icon bj timing?, follows:
It II I.
h?n?a? I II) i : 1 . 1
?. I .1 " ! . ti I ,
, 1- ? , '
ai.,1 na
BASEBALL TODAY. .' lanvra. nrat gamr 1 U
P M .S?? \,:i. Am?rl, ?... i*. at i?alii--UHi. 1'ulj
Gruui.li. A?linL*i.>ri inc.? Sdn. , ,
TIP TOPS BEAT
NEWARK TWICE
Pound the Ball with a Will
in Both Games for
Easy Victories.
The Brooklyn Tip Top? made mince?
meat of th.- Newark Fada al Harrison
yesterday afternoon. They won both j
came.? of s double-header, therebv mak- :
inir a dear sweep 01 the rive-Ram?;
?o 4 and .1
? .- last
appearance of the Newark team on its
field for *ome little time. They
I trip into the country
of the enemy last ni?ht.
Brooklyn made free and eflfeetiva use
of the bat throughout the afternoon,
ng no fewer than twenty-one
yet for all their -aluR-jriruz, fortu
r.ate breaks in the luck played^ no
i small part in their victory. The New?
ark Peda, too, slammed the leather
hard, but many a well meant drive shot
Straight into ihe glove of some fielder!
The ?cores follow:
ran GAMK.
Brooklyn ir L ni: ?a ark f LI
ah r li ali r li rrn ? ?>
i i -f -, 1 1 0 1 I
., ,, 4 i|
M ajee. Il ' ,
1111*4
- ir. I .i H 3 ? 0 S. h.'cr. ?f . 4 1 1 2 .. n
U 4 n I il .1 .1
i . il ? ii l Huhn. H). .4? 111 l ii
l.al !.. I : I 40 J S 1 .1
1 1 0 10 t.... . - ,i 1 ,i
in, p. o o o o i ?
?\vi itthous* 10 ii o o .i
il Ke, bnl* 10 0 o oo
Tf?:? U S 11 SI U il Tota!? ...T? 4 10 ;'T 11 1
?i; lad foi K.?:??.- Ii ?? In Itb b Ins
f - M ran lu Olli ImiUig.
. : 0 0 0 2 0 11 0?4
Nttrtri . 1 o o 1 o o o 2 0?4
??? Blrt tf*B**i Sm'th. Thrw-ritt? hit??
Mtge?r, Rniuh. Rtrtden. Si-heer. Hita ? off K?!??r
llng. 10 lu 7 tartina?; off Moran, 2 In 2. Sa.-rl
tV? hi!? Mart.m. Mie-?. Hl4*t Srolen h?ae??
..? Lai .1 11 Mtgee;
Sniltli (untattttad) ; Schtarer io lluhn.
run??Brooklyn ,:. ."????? a: l 1 Hrv baa* on error?
N.'?iirk. u Left
- ?I Lall? ?Iff Mar'.? B
?rr Moran, i Btruck oui Mr Mir
2; b* atoran 1
! ? ? -1 .. : U r?ti?r?*lt.
.
SECOND GAME
BROOKLYN IF I. NEWARK IF LI
ali r : ; ?il r h pn ? a
ion, rf 4 o i : i " rttnph?!!. rf 4 o 2 :t 11
M> - III. .21111' ?rhtel i I i 2 . 1
II is** 7 . 1 l 1 0 " Ijinon I. ?, . 4 0 0 .1 I 'i
21). 0 0 0 1 i 4 0 1100
I : : . " s. l.-?r. If . 4 0 2 1 il I
? I ' " i Laporta, tb. 4 n 1 .1 1 '?
Smith, -? . 4'i 1 0 .10 lln'.u. !h . 4 0 2 I 2 0
Hi.' '.'. .. 3 0 2 ! -i. lUr. Im, <? I SI
1 '1 1 4 2 0 1110
l l'Iiaru. p . 4 00 0 10 Bll ?rd, r SSI I ""
*THiil?ha?aa? loo o o o
Total? .. t?o -^ I - ;? T.-?'?
?li ??. I rr MoMlfj In '??h liming.
-innoOflOfloi
n ii n o o o o o o?o
. ! u? lilt Halt.
baa* Rarttlt?i
\|. . Ha?e? mi Lallt-OT
? I .::--. It?By I iiliarr,
i M 7 ?.VI I phi ? M ? ii
- Billiard. 1 lii 1 Inn
r- Newtrli. *..
1 Flr-t I IM ?
Rronklyi 1 Initur.? - frlnn trau and w
BUFFALO FEDS WIN TWICE
Wind l'p Home Season by Healing Ter?
rapins?(hase (?eta Humer.
Ruffalo, N. Y., Sept. 8. The Federal
League season was brought to a close
here to-day, with the Buffalo team
scoring a double victory over Balti?
more. The ?scores were 4 to 0 and 5 to
4.
The score* by inning* follow:
ruun aiAMi:
HnfT?!o 0noi0O?3l4?O
Ball -? o n n o o o o n |
Mill and Allen: JahftSM and Owru?
-il.? OKO aiAMK
I I M I I i I Ml I
I , I ft ft 0 0 0?4 ?1 I
li." riet Mtntiill tnd Allen. Qulnn. t'onlty
. i i:
ILLINOIS GOLF
TEAM BOWS TO
YALE PLATO
Princeton Beats Penn.and
Also Reaches Final in
College Tourney.
f'ood golf and plenty of |<J
ng inci-j--?.
marked the second day of ??
for the intercollegiate ttimy
pior?hip over th*? '?nk-t of the Ones.
wich Coantry Hub yesterday. Yal? A.
feated the University of IUinoii ?y-,
score of ?> ma'ches to '., while Pr,-*-*.
ton bent Pennsylvania st 7 to 2. and n
a resalt Vale and Prineeton win Sfi?
to-day in the final match fortk*
title.
In view of the fact ?'? ,- ?? Vmt ?j^
first appearance of ?he I'nverilty ?f
Illinois in these contests, peculiar iv
t.erest was attached to the do:n**| w
?he Western men. They fonnd Ya% ?
worthy rival, because the three petsti
they won were ohtaire.) ?n matts-g
which were carried to the horns }-,-,
cr further.
To begin with. If. R. Waltos, fe
Wettern captain, and C. P. '.Veeru^j
to go to the limit to defeat W. T. I**}.
ham and Dudley H. ..- fa--,
dentallv Badham was runner-no is tht
metropolitan junior charr.pionihip, n
well as the Rastern int? - holaitfeSja
yesri avro, and i- . tr st YtW,
while Mudpe won the Minnesots title,*
In the single? John M. Smipion, ta*
Western in'. champion, asi
pitted aea;r..?? W. Hamilton ?"tirdser,
aid. The ttruggle left them all ?res
st the home hole, but t? rdner hook-*]
his drive on the nineteenth so badly
?' .- ? win' tailing off into the raria*
, and the ball was never ? ,i,?. Thai
! the second point for Illinois wu fit*.
I ered in. H. H. White won the lait
, hole and the match from F. P?. Blet.
sora, which made the third point fir
the Westerners.
On the other hand, De Witt Raich, et
Cincinnati. Western junior champ?*?
and the last man on the Yale tesa,
found it necessary to go to the twenty*
! first hole before he could defeat F. H.
, White. They were even playisi ta*
eiirhteenth, and Bilch'- lecond etmt
to rast twelve feet shor* of the pis.
He ran down the putt for a half. ss4
after two halved holes won the raitei
on the twenty-first hv ?retting horse
with two screaming shors.
Early in the day Gardner and R. ?V
'/.. Pierce g-ot coin':, and had a h-yit ball
. of an approxirr.-'ted ??>?. Pierce msis*
1 tained his ?ne form in the 1
goinp out in -?.?' and playing the next
1 seven holes in even -Is.
Only one match in the four-bsll eos
? - between Princeton and Penntyi*
? vania was of more than passing is?
terest. in it S. Davidson Herr?n aal
[ (?rant A. Peacock won on the nist*
; teenth from Franklin W. Dyer and C
W. B. Town-end. The Princeton Mi
were dorinie 1, but Peacock m-.uW 1
putt of le?s than a yard for a half,?ad
the mated was prolonp-ed.
mpting to "kill" the ball Dy*t
badly topped hi to the rouj?,
and Townsend, try though he might U
carry the burden, wsi unable u> do M,
?'.ir Ilerrou, ? pretty stylist, ?;,,t awiy
a t.ne, long drive and laid hi? appro?!
so dead to the pin that he might ha?
kicked it in for a three.
There was considt rabie intereit is
I the singles contest between Dyer ?r.i
Herron, i?nd matters ran along pretty
evenly until the end of the sixth hole.
Dyer a?ss 1 up there. On the ni
holes Dyer recorded five 3s. mikiuf
him 5 up. and two halved holes left hia
S winner by 5 and 4. The card of this
match follows:
I'..-r. iiit.5 S ? 5 I 5 3 i l-W
Horror, oui.14?*? il? 4-?l
H.,r. In.
I I
The ?'a
Fut H HAM.
1-HIMKT'iN ? -? ' I \Mi
s Ii II - , a, : 'i K ?
A Peacock I. WB T ?t ?
It N B 1?; til U J H ';ii r ?
C,<r.T?n . 1 II Mu . I
G. T. I-awyrr ind J. A 1 H ir.i T.
B. B.?e . 1 ' ? ?
Total.3 Total ..u... ?
fcuniniarj of match play?Herr'*n n. 1
brat li>*
ind I -
I ta) Pl*7.
krtt, 5 up irul 3 to plaj.
SIN?,LES.
! - PRINCETON. PENNSYLVANIA. .
J. 1? Roa? . 1 c w II r ?.-i-a-nd . I
S. D Herr?n . Cf. W. Dyer . J
It. N It Fa* . r. j H ,,. - 1
Q A P-ala-c-ll . IN II. Maiwall ... 4
I' '" ?'orkrin . IT' I ? .1 ... ?
G T U.*?** . 1 A.ei Barban . . I
TorrJ . ~4 Total .j
1 Crmd total . t| Grind total . J
Sunimiry of match play?Ro?e ?***t Tows?***? 4
up ?i:J 3 to play. H>.t ! ,-al Herr?n, ' up a*!**
play; (Uy beat Kiy. 1 up. Prarurk Vit Mu***?
4 up aii,I 3 to pl?y. Cnrkran beat i A'??. 1 ?'
Lawyer beat lie) burn. . up
rooa bau.
TALE IM'MU*
W H C,i-\ r :l .' M s ;:?; ?: iriw.
i eai R He z fttrtt t h w " '
W T. B?,'.h?m ml H It Wi ?, ?nd C
Du,il--y H M.Mge . t P. W t* ?
F 0 Oilnw ml H. H H * :?- and C.
L. Arra-.ti,.nf ... Il f. Hijea .J
| Total . ? Total ....
I Kuiuiir, of ro?t.-h pl?y -fiar**-?* and Vmet
hea- simp?-? ?n,i W to r?r. ???'
ton an,l \S,?eTO? boat B?.ih?m ?n i M i.tf?. I **?
?;?ttie-? ind Arni-.trt.nl l>??l WtilUi i ! i'?rn. !?
, pl?y.
-?Mil H
Y?!?- lU.IMiIS
w II Oantmr M ? " -1
Ilu,-.!ev II M. If? IHK?. .*
I! !?? 7. I"er,e ... Ill'?.? J
H I. Armairoat ...ICI . ;
? It Bit -, m t H. H. Whit? ? ?
, i>*. w. ' B?: b : i H >'? - .2.
Tatil . 4! To'il .J
Orinl total ... . * f.ran 1 'o?a!.??
I Summary of nur* : a "??'? r'u?fi
1 up M ? M Vis "!? ernte
. {,, pus Pt-a-e* bMt Weein?. 3 up ? I J '? rjw?
Arru?tn>n| I>e?l ili?e:.. 1 UDi II " "l.1**L.TS
ll|,??.,tn. 1 up. Ilal.-h t>e*U t. H WMMl 1 ?? ?"
umarr of mat.h plaj?Herr?n and P*M*a
Ii>*r ?n,I Ti??!in?-fii,|. I up i 1J hol?*', ft?
r, rkran b*at <:*i ?:,1 Mufei,. I up lad '
ay. Livtyer in.l R..?a? beat Heybara and ?ZK*
hole*).
Weights for Jerome Handicap
Weii?ht.? for the Jerome Handicap ??
one mile, to be run on Saturday, wen?
announced yesterday, and are ?e:*';
ing as showing the official handicappera
opinion of some of the leading three
year-olds. ,.-,
The Finn is assigned top wcirht, wiw
126 pounds, followed by Trojas,"?
Futurity winner of 1PM. 124; 1'ebbKM.
Phosphor and Trial by Jury. 122 e???'
Top o' the Morning, US. and ?<-*mJ*V
Meekin. 110. The weight rani dowi
to 97 on Harry Junior and Pan Mai?.
RACING TO-DAY
AtBELMONTPARK
rO-llAY? M'KIIAI. FKITl KK.1 INTI.I'lirTHK
] $1,000 Nassau Stakes The Great Neck Handicap
'' The Edgemere Handicap 2 Mile Steeplechase
wi> nro oran i.?mh> km m?wtasn km*, at im r %
I i i?-? Tr*'-- save I IM at sad It* A>' ??]?!
?. ? Knall up to i ; f M
ter Alao rea
Genera! Admissioa $1.00. Grand Stand & Paddock. $3 Ladies. $1-51
Irtlrlil I III K ,,n Malurila?
I M-MrM Are' Nul ?limit t?-<1 lo Ail) l'art ?>t lh<? ?.round? ^^
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