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Superbas Lose to Phillies
and Last Chance for a
Pennant Fades Away
I_
Pshillies Kill Hopes
Of the Flatbush Fans
Win Last Game of ?eason from
Superbas, Who Crumble Be=
fore Fierce Attack of
the League Leaders.
By JEROME BEATTY.
It wasn't . thai ? mail from Brooklyn W?
.,? i th?* wasn't all he would tell you. lit? would i]
tl and the ??? r and ajfain turn a? I
g Jake I ?a tting .vei .
H?- v. ? '?rr'iw your penni ?
' I *? - ' i ?Tl'Ct
that tht park would accommodate no lei
And he would mutt? r .? fast
-.or ha.i.
[asm raffed with the straw*hat and the list of
tha] eat. Nnw and then one may mumble something
und once in a whi> ?something
inorh?? nro oui ??i the Dennanl
-
. lias by
.
Ilia man te 1 ?
,-nnr.e?
? ?? on* of tha ft n
t rae? Hingt taVc?.
- I ? Ti ,-' ? ? ?
- must
heney,
from
a took ? .
?
? 'hrew
mi "'
and threw
.. ? ctory.
? - - ?
. -five.
.-.. t'Ut when
m with vim
.
tripla anil a honif run,
whs aboard
?
plate ahead of ?
? sel li f-xpected to
? ? ..,-'. the R? i Sos at
?ack In th? ei up
.?nd a
Myei ingled most
??de a
g-bas? ?:? two
?
a first two out. Pac- |
a sin*
II the way '
?
Wheal -. him !
-
Superbai came hack
*. up
o'Mara aim i ached
loublc to left.
a i, ? \\ |
? <
7>
What's your hurry ?
i .ill overt <><it ?
?i??. ?I. we i? your friend in
ii'-<-(i
\ variety <>t n?ew Fall o\?i
-.its tii.it you \*.<>n t lind
???juallcd elsewhere schukjs
boastful I >ut it's fa?, t.
\ aim* thai you measure in
! >ng ?md satisfactory wear or
' youi money ba< It."
\ll\ lli'ni? i Null My full or
shapely; r?gulai <>i Raglan;
some with !>t.ud; some silk
lined to edge.
Our "Scotch Mists." by the
way. COON in all sizes from 32
to 54 chest.
Fall overcoats. $18 to $40.
Fall Derbies and Soft Hats,
including th?- "Stetson Spe?
cials" the pride of the Stet?
son shops; we alone have them
in New York.
Fall Furnishings and Fall
?hoes.
ROQEU Pi i r Company
Broadway Broadway
atl3tl.St. -The at 34-h St.
Four
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave
at Warren at 41st St.
Automobiles
^ Japanned
in 3 Days i
Japanning of Lvrr- UmtUti. Ail I ?.or?. |
FICKIJNC FNAMFLING CORP
id I ?Wahptot A.- ,,,, a\ i?,i?i.<l ?'ity
r?a UT?.
Fiatbush Weeps
PHILADELPHIA N.L. BROOKLYN N
?L ? >? po a r ab r h po ? ?
Sto?-. So I I I 1 I 0 OMiri is .', I I I 4 0
Ban.-i-oft. ??2214. r> 4 0 I 10 I 0
Pa???rt rt... | | | 3 0 I Si.-i i. rl ' i 0 4 i 0
i ,..?'.. rt Uli 0 ?Vhial If 100 0 01
Ludoruv Ib 300 6 0 ? Cuiih.?. 2k. 4 . ?<
it a C I ? 0 i M?* ? .? ' 2 0 I
C 0 l i 0 Ni? - '
Burn? r 4 0 17 10 ( ?f i* 4 2 3 2 I t
? -? a i i? 0 o 2 b ?Vil 10 1.21
Chnniv ?. I o ? l ?? n
?
0*11. p o ?? o o i o
?Ol?on 0 Ou
Mail? p 0 0 0 0 10
|-Mummil I ' ? 0 0 0
Toral? 29 t? H 27 7 I Total?
?(??tli?) for Chrn?> In t?,? isvtnlh lnrl-ig
for Dfll In ?he ?rv?nth inning. IB?tlrd '?r Mal??
l" IM ninth 1-r.lnp.
r? lladolphla t 0 I 0 I S I I S?*
Brook l?n . 9 , ' ?i i o I??
Two ba?K? hit??Whlttod. Burn? Daub*--?. ? ??
Thrr?-b?M Mt*?8t(K* (,0t.- Homr ms? r,?t/.
Stolfn baari? Bancroft 2, ?amrd run*?Phlla?!??
phi?. I; Brooklyn.
Nlrhoff. Sarrltti-?? fllr??P-.-- S Olatn.
Left ?n bsci?Philadelphia ? Brocken. 7, FI II
lia?? on ?rror? Philadelphia
0? Ch?ne>. 2. ofl D?ll 2 oft Mall?, ? r?*
> in B Inrirg.
oft D?ll. I In 2 Innlns? oft Mall?. 2 In 2 I
Struck out?B, Ci.fnr-, ti, ?>?-ll I. by Man?.
i b) i" ..?i'.r? 8 Wild p11--?? r?? Chalmtn :.
L'n-plrr??Klrm and Em?ilf. TI ????--.
made a bad thro??
laubert
? i. A
.
c he seul' .
fly.
Scoring two more runs, the PI
took the lea?! In the third. Bai
? tie second an?! tallii .
? ravhth's drive through Cutihaw. Two
? ere out and I ;??? al h
Luderui . ?
. who sel h
Luderus reached third, bul
Stengel caugl I ed'a fly.
In the 7.fih Bancn
, Mil?
ler'? high throw. Paski ce fly
scored Bancroft
Wheezer Doll started pitching in the'
l ? ? a run. Si
ball was i
and. at to catch Sto?
aw threw wild.
ad throw.
.
Brooklyn'? third i
.- and m the ninth
run skipping down th?
...
? and the ball rolled almo
tie fence.
Mails, who is ? left hander, did his
first work for Bro? ???-.. II?
labored dui 11 and
-
? run of the season ai
?
with the ? t the 1
to-day. N?
season in Philade .
Baseball by Night
May ?lave to Wait
Night baseball hi the Brooklyn Fed?
eral ?League grounds, which was t?
luced to '.i< public t<
m a scheduled gai ?
lyn and I'- i as been ?I?'
. |, and il ? doubtful if th?
will have an opportunity
?
Lack of time for the completion of
workmen have delayed the project The
.
board
in et id the ? then at th?- end
ndstand, are In position, but
ghti arc not j el im tailed.
II?,j ?? i- held out ths
be tinished by Sal
Tip Top? anil the
Anal gam?- of the
White Sox Win in Tenth
Toledo, Sepl - \rner
irai !
semi-pi en inn
Inga hm- t?. ?lay, the White Sos.
nu,g by a acora of -i to 2.
n n y.
Ohio III
i . ?
?>? !???? Walal a . y?r?r .- ? ?u, ( ur
Phillies and Red
Sox in Same Boat
line game now ?li.nd? between th*
rhlllie? Hiol Hie Niilionul l*ilgne p. n
n?nt
Brooklyn*' l??t rhnnr* fn.led <*?
trrdt.? ?lull l?o?l?.n li"?? l.l?>? U? tli*
?, .? of 1'it Mat??'? men If lb*
Urn?*, ?.in e?.r. ?me of Ibelr nine
Og gem'? and Fhlllle** I"-'- IB*
.m n th?? line In ida? lb* ?t?lldlng
read
?on. I..?t I t
ST r,?
Philadelphia ?" 81 '?'?
rhla - .'"I bop* for I he ??nrlil?
,.. ' ?till ? i" i"- if ""?
|-|,i.n ib.- Brate? in Boatoa, to?
il.? Ih? Hghl .-.>?' No doubl ?I ?*aa
??III gu. ?Il ? "o|. i Hi. oin.ortimit , In
? lira? b Hi? |..
Mini, lb* ?'"i"' rotnlltmn obtain? 111
Ih* .garrir?n League rue*. i?ni? one
l-iiii. aland? helare? th?* HeiHon Bed
v,.x ?,,,1 II,. II ,_. II III.-? |OM the
..??.n game? ?till p**?lbl* to phi? aad
I hi ltetrt.il 1 .?."- ? "i I heir font th?
v\ . ?I l.m it? .m "IT
. !. in. .
TIGERS HAVE SLIM
CHANCE FOR PENNANT
Miut Oil .i Hands of Johnson
Almost a Death Blow/.
Walter .lohn
,.f 3
'
'
i obb, in th?- Initial
In thr las? hi? '? ij *. Binfl?,
???nihle
\\ :, ?
I Milan's hit bounded over Cobb'i heml
run.
Tr.c score
WAffla! I I'l.TR'iIT A I. '
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I
;
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10 1 1.10
' . , fi (I ? 41
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.
? TnttI t
? ' ? > t 'Hailed for
noooionii-i
d t -0
' Three
II i, ?
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I .
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...
CUBS MAKE IT FOUR
STRAIGHT FROM REDS
Four Home Runs Figure Largely
in Their Double Victory.
' ? 28 '! he ("hicacn '
? from Clncil
- - Of ll ilcll
? 7 tn 3 and
;. to n
i . ;. all by Chicago play?
ers, were i ftei -.oon,
1 il
afe.
I the Cubs went
nning, when
?
ir runs, a l*a<l which
irereome.
II? -n the sec?
ond gi g against a de
cision -
<;AMr.
i nu A',n in. t ' ;??< iNNATi v i
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Dust from the Base Lines
By JEKOME BEATTT.
Hy Meyers yentenlay ?tood directlv
under a fly from the hat of Luderus
and let the ball pop out of his hands.
On the other hand, in the first inning
Oeorge Cutshaw sent a singing drive
, to right field, ("ravath made a
running leap for .t And In
1 f>atch it, either.
"Iaook at thi? National I-et?v.
for fourth place," said the man ?h?
gets up the standings of tl ?
night. "Yesterday Cincinnati v.u.? in
fourth plarc, and they played a ?:
header and dropped to .-ixth. To-dav
they played a double header and
droppeii into last place."
"(?reu* gum I the boxing editor
s doul ? row ""
I ,, ;? th?
standing? t.nd? that Cincinnati
? venth pla? ? . can't drop
ml of the '?? : all, i
The Cub.-, who won those two double
header? f'uni Cincinnati, ? mbed h
two days from last placa to a fie foi
fourth. ! ? i Giants, I ??? I ?r are not
the persot. i Cuba are
t.ed
How wide :? the hoau plato? Some
person Innocently n-k?-" that qua
of a crow?! of baseball im;? yesterdaj
One said I??
teen and one said sixteen. And the; j
wer?, nil men who know baseball. They
'were all wrong, we found by ? .:
in the ratebook. How wido do you
thnk it is?
All is n??t sunshine for the manager
oner. I 'itisans <?f St
Ma., whai ?.illies
-..| I'at Mor-,
,- . ulating him
W h?'D ho gat ,*7" St !'?
? r.ng on?- tl
? omc up and ??hake hii I
and sty: "Dont you remember my
. Mi. Moran. I'm the fellow wh?>
| ?,u a card with '(iood luck, from
Bill,1 written on it "
Since you want to know, the home
?i inches wide.
??. Inquirer No, when the
; iay baseball at night they
? ?
iMirh a light woulil tit? o'T the ?
when ' : to hti?l a base.
nly the Phillies
lit? from now ui
and Bl
no, If
? ?
only on? ro elubs will !?<? tied.
? -
BAHBALL. ?V4?MIN0TP?i PARK ? M
.. >? lla.a.i !?_- i . , ? Al?.
" - - .By BRIGGS
KELLY?Going /7om^^_
NEWARK FEDS
BOW TO REBELS
Baron Knetzer, Former
Superba, Holds Jersey
Nine to Two Hits.
"*????-?. ? ?, Km Tit
Pittsburgh, Sept. 23. Raron Knet
rer, once a memher of the Hrookly7i
Superha?. increased the Pittsburgh
.ht lead in the pennant race
when he held the Newark Feds
The score of the
wai 7 to 2 in favor of the home team.
Botl made bj the
came in the sixth tnning, when New?
ark got nil its runs. Rariden, the
catcher, got the first safety, a sizzlert
over secoml base, ?ieorge WhitfehoUSO?
then tallied him with a triple to right i
field. Whitehouse alsu scored on in
out. Knetzer issued four passes, but
these he kept well separated.
Knr! Mose ? ? ? **lth nine
-.??les ?luring his six-inning
. mound. He -vas suc
? by Milliard. Pittsburgh con
eentrated all itj scoring m th?
and -i?iIi innings, clinching th?' gam?
in th. Frame with three mi ?
Billiard a- ! ?. *l* ? were wild.
and received i o?,r support.
The score follows:
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;
Entries for To-day
at Havre de Grace
FIRST HA?T Hi t ? ?? '.? -??> lets old? ana
Ilnr?. V.? Ifo-ra?. ?Tl
?Marl rt? A .....HI
?iiu? . ?:
? u letu
. all rprist
*?_ . \:i
Bar i??- or . . ? - IM
101 Tra- .? S'rei. '.I*
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I? i ? .????! :,
?p?
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... ' ?
..- i " - Husk . . 147
roe* . las
i :??.<?
A ,1,?. ;?' IMS r, ,-,?, .
mini? nan leums, ir i?a)??riii_, ?.?? r_.i
a l.alf I
1M Sai 'mart . 1?>I
10*. Pr ??rrrrer . 101
? ?' < uva?.IO? ?Hlfti 11 rea.IM
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I ?ar?.
?Nf.ii .. loi Wat? ? tha .. lof
I?', ?Til ItAIT, TT.a ?Hr___-Wi fie
? ? I lia a.".,! a ?ti
n I ?. i?-,
a Wall
?,al ?- II
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I 11 :11 . .-.-.
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. A*l.m??d? !?? "I .. a r
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? 1"' ?Janiioll? . 10}
i? - .* : ?1
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? ,.l*t star, l\ar-en <
KA?T, Far i- tat fu.-lon??
'? >? t ? ' 1",5
1 i _
? -
MOORE GETS GOOD
LEAD AT BILLIARDS
Defeats Huey in First Hl?>ck of
Fifty Points.
?.eorge W. M??ore. three cu?hion-car
rom b ard ' ampion <?f the world,
William
hallenger, last night in the
hall of the Now V.irk Theatre, in
II V--I II \l I 1 ?.- i..i? to day IK U
Olaala >? Bruokljn?Au.I
Results of Games in Three Leagues
and Standing of the Battling Teams
I -?
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
i, .Ml? toii.w.
nrofikHn nl New York.
I'lilludi'lplilil ut It. -l.il
< im Illimti ut I blcagn.
RUUlaVI OF (?1MIS YLSTI KI>\V.
I'hllnlelphla. fli HronUltn. 4.
( lih nun, 7; I mrinniitt, .I.
I lil'llg.i, 8j I in. inniiil 0.
s \Tio\\t. LKAOtTE sTAMUMi.
?v. I.. P.C. M I i* <
I'll il '? ? ? mi .'iH9 Chleaga 70 IS .473
Bo*lon 'b mi. 841 -?t. I .mi? 70 '.'.i .478
Brooklyn 71 mi -VU , < im inii.iii on hii .his
PitUborgh.il ','.< .171 N.?? \ork ?7 78 ,46.
the first block of fifty points. Moore
clicked off his total of fifty points in
eighty-five inninK"., while Huey was
able to pet together h total of onlv
forty ? oiiits.
natch will continue to-night and
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
i.AMi.?? rO-OAT,
ITa?hlnglaa al Philadelphia.
I bleage at Cleveland.
BEAI IT? 01 OAMES YESTEBDAT.
\lu?liiii|{luii. |j Drlroll. 0.
A.MKKIfW IT.ll.l I RI WHIM,.
Mil- \\. I . P.C.
n.i?tnn i**!? 18 .688 New "i nrk 88 81 .Hi?
lletroit, !'7 53 .'.17 SI. loin- '?.' 88 I!''
Chicago 88 m ..-,iii I'let-eland 57 '?>: ..'?- (
?Taah'gtoa 81 88 .925 Phlla 4u in? .-.71
to-morrow night, with the champion*
and the liamond championship
emblem to go to the winner.
Neither man seemed able to get fuli
control of the ivory spheres last night,
and the pmo dragged along for more
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
(? \MF.N TO-DAY.
Il' -T il., nt ll'-ooki? ii.
Chicago at Plttabnrgh.
k .: - .? City ai St. LotjIv
RFSrr.TS OF OAMFS TESTKRDAT.
rilt.liiirgli, 7; Nrwi.rk. 9.
haJiias ( Ity, Il Baltimore, B.
PEDEBAL IF.-XOrP. t?TAvnn?*o.
W . 1. P.C. \Y. L. P.C.
PUUb-irgh 81 68 ..".71 Newark ,..75 71 .414
M I .ni!? .85 68 .868 lliirTalo ..72 78.480
l hlrago 81 A* Mt llrooklyn. 70 80 .407
Kan. ? i'- .a M ????'?" H'titinii.raviii UM .sil
than two hours. Huey went Into the
load In the seventh inning, and it wa?
not until the twenty-third that the
champion caught and passed him, aided
t'y a ran of "i, in which he took tho
around the table several times.
HORSES RUN TO
FORM AT HAVRE
DE GRACE TRACK
Ormesdale Shows at Best
and Wins Handicap for
Two-Year-Olds.
[Tit T'i'trraph ?\e T ?
Havre de ?.rnc, Md., '-. ?? f* -?
days horses run to form, snd
one of ' , -,, jj?
one other that was well *riou-?ht er
romped home like trsinerl {?-.,.-,?, taJ
th* cr?,wd in the stands went *-?ayw?lI
satis?K'i.
To s'art the afternoon, L S. Tho?v
son's Forum won wi*h length*! ?o span
In the first race, a?. . t.?,;? ^
longs. Then R. T ' -mn-ltl?)
r?c d SUrtling - -
<???,?,.| off th? rush of Sprint, an if woo
the handicap for two-rear o as, ?t tlr*
and a half furlongs, by a r ; ,
i ig, 7.no looking son of On
M?dchen gave away weight to evarr.
n his field, ar.d r.iced in tofM?
thing like the form he showed early 1*
the season, when he was called one *t
the best of the young -.-r?.
He Will had an easier ? n * *h*n anal
In winning his third ra?-r of ?ho m?Mt*
?ng. the Princeton Si!,:- ? -'?aitts, ?j|
three-quarters of a ? ,- Van_-?j
Notions and Sarsenet went to ?he poet
with the son of Heno Naujjrry Lady,
Tho sprinter from the Oneek STabf?
held trie lead to the stretch turn only
on sufferance, for when Lilley ? hook m
He Will he came away handily enoufA.
Roybonrn, which can no lor,f?r h
?allod little, stood a long drive, u4
: outgamed Hedge, from the Hailenbetk
Stable, in the mile and seventy ysr?Js
selling hand'?*ap.
It was a dull day for J. W. Hodrtak
| for, although ha had his Kapler In this
race, he did not offer a bid ?In fast, kt
j did not make one all da;.
Gloaming was tho last 'avorlte taatt
I homo, and he beat bette.? *>?n thi ?M??
dinary lot of platers in a ra!.e and M*>?
1 <*nty yards race for three year-olds a_4
1 upward which had not won at this
meeting. Old Guy Fisher, who i?*mi
'? to take kindly to Maryland sir sa4
'? water, fought ft out with rim is tho
j stretch, and held the others safely.
Getaway day and the meeting
Laurel are looming up. Four can
I horses wer. shipped to-day to that
, track.
The Investigation of the rerersal ?if
? form shown by E. MeBrlde's Tom El?
: ward yisterday has gone ortr until
' Th.irsday. and the hor?e is In to-s.IT
I row at the same distance. His per*
\ formance will be watched with s bit
more than the usual interest.
I lint rso? iecl'.lnf. ttisf-saar? ?>'?1? and ttrntH:
I tr? an?, a half fur.,.??? J- v.T.. LM T Mrtat
fart), 2 to 1, ena a;.d 1 to 1. ?si, P.a.'merme
05 Ryu.'. 30 to 1. I to 1 ar.d ? to 1. ttsmt;
I Vlmo.?. M ?rolltn?), 17-0 to 1. 4. -o 7 iM 31 t?l
i third. Tim?, i Of 4-5 H?r-, lur.ior. hmt
; Wuny, Ei.?ol Bet. Mar?.ar.d ?ilr , '-.?_ Ijtu _7
l Light* Out. ?Jr?at BurprlM. Ll.j One? IB*) botta
l siso ran.
Becor.d ra?-? (handicap; two-?-?: - ,-' i
; half fur.oi.fil- Ortoeadals. HI Mia*? 4 _ j,
: 1 to 4 ar.d out. we?. Sprint, 17 IJ V Ti*s?i?). t
to i. eren and out, HKor.d. St?:
I 3 to 1. 3 to 5 and out. third. Tim?, 1*4?-.
I Darnr'wh also ran.
I Third ra*? (Prla?*-*?an Sti'.i't Stake? ? tmmm
I '.? \:A ?;pw?M. ?it furlocjpl !l Will, 1?|
I (Lilley). 1 to S and out. ?on; Yai ?
fee), 3 to % a_4 o;t ?? mml IN
! (Mink!. 15 to L I to 5 a Tas?,
1 1. 1-5
Fourth rare (??I'.lr.f har't-ap; all ties nil? Ml
", yardii?Heybourti. 114 iBrrnai, 1 ta 1. 4t?
I 5 and 1 to 5, won. H?d?<?. 114 111''.?? ? I 'o ?. 4
' to 8 ar.d 3 '0 J, ?ecoi.d; Par?!: ?r '??
I 1. 2 to 1 and eren, third Tin.? 1 44 AIioki?k,
! Napier and Cliff Field tie. ra
Fifth race ?Mlllr.f: three ?-?
mil? a.''! ?e?enty >ar la? ? ?, ?
? ? ? ' and 4 to I?, wixi ?
Partial. 19 to I. I fo 1 a '
I 101 (Allen). I to 1. 4 to 1 act : ? I
1 f.tr.e. 1 ?4 ?-5 Earl of S? - Pi: am
? Stalwart Helen. Petelui AlbML
K-?">'.. Towton Field. Balfroo, ? -. lian IM
Tamerlane alio rar.
Sixth rira (twoyearo'd malder.1. fr? '.
?V-in Prln?-e. 112 1 Turner!. 3?% to i. ' 10 i mi
1 to 2. won. Delinear. 112 ?Rutwei:- ' 'o 1. I l?
I a 1 1 to 5. ?n-ond: ??lbri7tar !?**? T WrTi?
?a- ' U tn V ? lo 5 and 2 to 3. third Tha?. 1 ?.
I Ra.' R, Lait Thar.?-?. Wlrard. Ooloatl Mitt. On
t.i-iu-n and Ronnl? Cirri* alio ran.
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