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Yankees Lose as the Giants and
Superbas Make Their Way Home
Cleveland Wins Last
Game From Yankees
Allen Russell and Carroll Brown
Pounded by Indians for Thir?
teen Hits, Including Two
Home Runs.
By JEROME B??TTY.
? .- ? . all alom
ng the
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r-tho;? perl t he was the y i If the Ya
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expected
tchell
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g awaken?
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lose.
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voirr ?0 tO it, Yai
t 'em jet
f \? icattered a ran
Browi
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Kami
( to?
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aftei -lent.
from ahuttin
?
their mi Hr-nnrv
truck oui
?nnk n ha?e r.r, balls. The runner
i'cer! nn Nunai
' : :?v o -,- H b
left.
.-i. by the ?wat. ' ?''
Yank?-?- Y ta, ark ?
doubl?e, made te
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?boni ? Wili?
walked a; r? Roth'i triple
?ami
Sir r ?
thro? d out'
and h
the [ndiai K 'rlaP hr
a hrime rti
In ? * ? rroll Rr,*t?r
Warn, -1 ? acrif eed
rke k* ? , Evan?
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.
hall?
.- Mitchell
ahead of him.
Th r H? cold a
,n their fin?rr? ?
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a hard tin
and 'he * . Wi
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WHITE SOX TO THE FORL
Hefeat ?Xthlelira in 1'inal I.ame ni
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a.tl H.m. run.? K Irk?. W1H..
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M ... >iiil ?Alrnsnder. Umpire? -
- ri?*?
RED SOX NEED ONLY
TWO MORE VICTORIES
Browns F:ind Leonard Off Colo?-.
hut Shore Checks Th? m.
R..?1 '?? 27. The Red So?
closed th** a? their horn? |
t victory over St, Louli to
day and appmai ? thin two |
g their claim to the chain
plonihip. Two more 1'., .'or. ??'??
two i ? ei or *i Red Soj -.
, Titrer defeat will decide th
The Brown? inund Leonard off form
and tool ? -i erith three run? in
: !,y Lewia'g
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n the third
paga, Scott' iainer'e hi!
? th through
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-, Howard was hil bi d
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The Red Sox set!
?vc -. ?? .- .
v lllirir-?? of
ho sue? eed
ed him. Shore, who replaced Leonard
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PITTSBURC'I REBELS
CLING TO THE LEAD
Newark Ftds Unable io Hit
Rogge and Are Shut Out.
Pittsburgh. Sept
burgh erned the Newark team
this afternoon and clung to theii
hold on first place Rogge, wl o wl
... .
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I ? *i nm throufchoul t., victory by a
Seaton, although hit
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and kept the ??
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Single by Miller Wins
for the St. Louis Feds
? -7 Miller'
I the nil tsr two were out.
rim ? tr run,
and the St Louii Fsds n . ?
led I ?to to-dsy, The
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Movie of a Man Trying to Suppress Laughter
C> BRIGGS
TIP TOPS SHUT
OUT BY WHALE
Make Only Three Hits 0
Curves of Bill Bailey
Wilson Hit Hard.
Bf 1> ?I-J[>t to Tl ? Tritt ? ?
rhicaRo, Sept. 27, The ( hicai
Whales limply rofu ? to blow utuli
'he strain. They defeated the Rroo'
lys Tip Top? in nost imi re sty
? -.? . sf?tei' oon, un'! he! I i
in the );i?t drive for the pennant
margin separates the Whal?
from the lead, and the sligl ?
on the p?rt ?'?" the Rebeli ? I i lei
will enable Tinker'? men to move u
and take the lead. The srore here t?
da) waa ,r, to 0.
Bill Bailej ne of hi? he?
i sesson. He limited th
visit?n to three hits, and m
them even the remotest chsnee t?
"'...? a Brooklyn runner |
way alo- . ? past 1 I ba ht
Finis Wilson was easy for th
Whal? jot right aftei him i
the first innii p and made f
two 1 balls and foui ; fectl
u ..,' ? .- (Jphsm replaced hii
ie t ul.l.cr an,I v. a
form.
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AMATEUR BOXING TO-NIGHT
More than 12."? Entries for 'tourne? ni
( rescrat K. < .
1 he <Ire err : Athlstii ? ib, ot
.'.yn. will hold the pre!in.
in the il ?< ? ? ? of amateur
.- ? ? . ? ? st tl ?? v cluh
More than 125 boxen
for the four
es, a record that hsi tin' been
.......
? ????,.- ? 108. 116, 125
-
will take place on Thursday
Owing to the ite of 1 i list all
boxei ed to be at the club
? ek to weigh in
prompt
Columbus Races Postponed.
Because
?
and early to-day the Monda
:
until t?
CUBS CLIMB OUT
OF LEAGUE CELLA1
lake Two Games from Redi
While (iiants Are Idle.
Chicago, Sept. 27. The Chicago Cat
pul!r*d out of la?? place to-day by wif
ning botl gam? of a double-head'
from < incinnati. The scor.'s were 7 t
2 and ? t.. I
ime va-, ?en in the eipht
:nnin?r when ?.eorffe weaken?
'?'inched foul
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BOSTON PRICES OUT
FOR WORLDS SERIES
Ho? !7, The woi
games, to be played Bl the Bravea'
field next moni be leen nt nri.-"*.
to 16, Bccord
? to in itini
B American
! cague ha*-, ball i tub I
The hierher pru-<- will ho for bei
scat? ??'.her reeenrationg in the
?and will C0B1 ??'? each,
which nifty he
rviiirtin ha? b"i n i
? g atand
which runa hac'-. ., third ht.?*
a li! ii-ll at *'..' i*arh.
: hi -?? three elasoea will
he gold ,n advance only In blocki of
three, covering the lir?t three ganv?
thai ma?, be played here \t .
tiona pouring in fur ?reekl
?i*-.l ar? ' oil.
' bleachers,
m *i each, and in the bleach?
each, a be plae? ,l ??
?
checked up to del?
Dust from the Base Lines
U\ Jerome Mratt? .
i- \ alike?? are :,ov.- on a ihre? ?
vscstion. The schedule .!"?
them any work to Ho .inti! Friday, when
they open a series in PI
Mo-,t of them will he st Ebbets :
. ternoon wondering ho?
, ? evei
(if ti.?' Sew ^ o? k ?
?t.v Yank? ? ? ?? on 11
ai.d lost n ?
\
l! can:?' in th?
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he fell flat
I red McKa i
round, si I Al?
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Utiun ?lien v.?. .1 have to bim.u t... . ,
? numbering the foot'. ..
Tyrol ?hi. bad iu?t fsil?
. ??h;l?' th<".
.
Hi'.
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It's a
?
Harr) S| We've
. m? ! '. r
th? ^ .' ??? ai.d
?
..n't hit, who
I', i ter in 'he
' ?.Mill?? *?!
? he N'al mship,
to win
.' . : ..?'
Hrop Kirkinc" Is the 'itle of an ar
, Bo ton DSW pi.i er. It i* one
. - o:, h?iv. ti, p'h'. iootball. and
you might ha?, e ?upposed,
?JviM to the Braves.
Results of Games in Three Leagues
and Standing of the Battling Teams
n \no\ u i EACi e.
?. '.?Il?? TO-D l?.
l'hllailrlpliiu ut l'i.,..kl .1,
( ?in iniintl al < ,...??.?
REMI i i s m (, wii | reSTI ROA1
( hliag.i, T ; l un liiiuii i. .'.
? li . iigo. Il ( inrinnatl. I,
N 11 ION \l 1 i \?.l I. ?I \M?IN?..
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l'ini:, m so js?u i*i l'ui? ;n ;* .i:.i
II..-1< n .? M ,S4t ? in. Iiimiti n:i :n .4M
Bronkl)? 7K ?m .". :l < IiIi.iko sa :m .4M
l'Ill.l.urKh 71 7'l t;:t S??? \nrk SI . * .4SI
IMEHH tsN I i:\i.lK.
li.lMKN m i? \"i
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lli-truit at \\ ??hinglnn
III ??I I. r- Ol GAMES MMKKIilY.
? I??pIhihI. !?: Ne? "i nrk. ..
i i... ?ic.i, il; Philadelphia, v
l)?lii>il. 7: W il?li.liK'"H S,
It.i.tin I; St. I ?mi?, t.
VMI.Itl? \N I i.\?.l I, Ml INDINO.
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? lo-lnn '.?I ??', .?H.l N??? ?.nrk'iil s I l?i
lie! roll '?7 II .SSI Nt. I ,.ni? ?; a?.?Ill
<hi<.?a.? HH ?;i ..vu Cleveland A? ?S? :.*.;
Wii.ligl.ni ?in BS .'.".: riiilii in In? .?;; i
Ty Cobb Joins Famous
Club of ''John Andersons"
Steals Third When That Base
Is Occupied, and Then
Kicks Himself Out
of Ball Game.
I'. r.'?gr?pri to Til? trll l ? !
\\ ashingtoi. -. p*. 27. Ty Cobb
third ha?t* here this afternoon when
'?.if? wai already occupied, mid the
critic?, ?re puzzled. They don'l know
whether o? t to mem
berahip with full privilege? In ?h?
"Famous Boneh?adg of Baseball < lub"
or mer -!v make iciste mem
? ... hen '.ihn An-! trson
1 ? id?.:' end the others per*
formed the feat every or.* w? 11
Bui T\ ' nbb Is aom? one
?
I I> to a latr- hoi:r last nighl no one
had * *-.i it "?it whether I ??
? . of b faus pas r,i whethei
?tlir.gr something I
occult for the ordinary layman Th??
tuation ?a fraujrht with po?
But, ?it any rate, all agreed
: -, r;i? mad. ites
that base wai not empty, and
they ?,!-n agreed thai deapite th
?lance th" Tigeri beat
iitor? by a to -'*
[ - - obb -h a record
for stealing basei that will live for
an a.*, n or two. He wants to pilfer 190
. hai
become an ,ol ith him. So
.- hen he got .. , ? . afternoon
he paced r er 01 -, up ai .1 do?
"IVe rol to gel those
?
a".-ir*. like th?? presen! Here goes."
A*,,1 ofl h. ?vent, thundering into the
For a *
I OB team itood Bnd
watched him in upon mouthed satonish
V ?! Still 'hey \* Btl he i. Bl I
a? ? obb h '
"That ruy 1? always pulling
?
? ?? may criti?
Bui n vrondereI
ke to th? erime.
n r about M?e man in your
. wu.mIi OUS '.a : IB, v*> ho
tu a bramble bush ami
ed out both his 1 \
? .- ?
nped into si
? ?
Of cou
iw that ! bag
? made a wild
11
'?
Rhodie U allace, tne u td him
. ? ?
No h til spirited man can bear ruli
cule. ? obb is high
hurst ou! in a mad ... t Wal
bore with I 1
1 obb spoke
of the umpire's foi ? ? a oc . on a itli
Wallace Bl?
him. An! . ; him
,. ? mentioi ed the I rat rule of
base ???*! hase or
1 member of you I
team, when tin- other team is at bat
Brill have no occasion to steal a
e < obi. and hi? fn?ri,i
bal * erafl play bad
planned. Vmi ie<
thinl and then warmed hli ?ai back
..ml ??? n h<* might bav? r
, red ? tolen bases; or, again.
? ? e ?Vashingtan catcher had only
hern obliging and cut loose with n wild
throw two run-- imitht have been gCOred.
All these leatuni are advanced in
i extenuation of Tv ? ohb. bul when an
: r> man turn th" trick he I ?
called a bonehead.
The ?core follow s:
i'i : ip in m. l.i i WASHINGTON ' \ I.?
nl, r I ah i ?
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lb 40 1 11 1 ? s?. ink?. lb 101
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Kansas City Packers
Twice Beat Terrapins
Kansa? City, Mo, Sept. 27. After
.?re had tied the soore in the
eighth innin? of the first same the
K .? IS! City 1'eds batted out two run?
and mm by ii ?core of 3 to 1.
HiicT OaMI
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FEDERAI. I.EAG1 ?
?. IMI.? TO-DAY.
V-uarla m? riilel'iirgh.
RCat'I.TM OI ?.HI!? lIsllKIIIV.
' in. ago, Bi Brooklyn, ?.
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FIFTY WOMEN
BATTLE AT NET
Miss Bjurstedi Wins Two
Matches in Tourney for
Longwood Cup.
It-, T ???-.. M 111? Tribune,]
Boston, Sept. 27. Nearly fifty of the
lead'tig women lawn tennis ?layer? of
the country, including "the present
champion and two former national
champ ? rted in the annual open
tournament on the turf courts of the
Longwood ?'rickct club to day, and all
the favorite* came through without
difficulty.
I Ml l Bjursl,??'.'. the sen.??' ,,hH|
N'orwegian a; i holder of the national
title, played under the colors of the
West Side lentil ? !uh. of New York,
and won both her matches, fn the tirrU
round the champion met Mis* Marion
llomans, o and defeated her
at ,; 1, ?'. 4, In the econd -et the
Boston jjirl reeled oft* four ?ames lie
tore Misa Biuratedt .settled into her
I out the net by a sen
lational bui it of speed.
In the .-econd round the Norwegian
anquished Migg Philli?. Sean, as?
i ther Boston player, by a score o? i '..
f. 2.
Mr?, (leorfre W. Wight man, of Long
played hard and :'a-t In hir
matel ? Seating Misa Nora Sal
?..n tall by a score of 6 0, 8 l, ami
i-Uie of gliss Helen
\ ? nder, of Philadelphia, at <; 2,
?', 4. Mrs. Wightman, who, as Misg
H.. : rlotchkiaa, of California, was the
national champion in 1909, 191" and
lull, fourni tlie Piulad Iphia girl a
trorthj opponent ;n the second set, and
the ra een the two were hard
fought. Mrs. Wightman'i strong play
ove'hi i feature of thie match.
. Evelyn Sears, of !'??
the national title in 1907, defeated
Mil Rosamond Williams by a -core of
?', :t. id-r performance to-day in
licated that sha *-v 111 be h formidable
"der for the plan- in tin
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?all gamer ? -nionahis
Of Chic \<.7 l! rldl?.
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weather in a Fal! overcoat ot
"Scotch Mist."
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Scotch cheviot that's been rain
proofed our own idea, and I
he had only in Rogers Pee?
coats.
?Mighty handsome Fall coi*
quite apart from their weather?
proof quality.
Derbies! Soft hats!
New Fall shapes.
New Fall shades.
Fall suits for men and bo>*
Rogeu P?t Cout***
Broadway Brwd-nJ
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Broadway Corners-' Fl;,,.iV
at Warren *t41"

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