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THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1.915.
Fae Beaten on Own Field in First Game of Harvard Series--Giants Return Home and Tie Phillies
!
HARVARD NINE NABS
OPENER FROM YALE
AMiott, lirickley, Malum and
Hiirdwick Chief Factors in
Making Score to 2.
1110 CROWD NOT MVE1.Y
EACH SIDE SCORES EARLY,
THEN QUITS FOR THE DA Y
Rain Cloud Darkness Prematurely Ends Fray in Ninth
With Phillies and Giants Tied on One
Run Apiece.
Nr.w Haven. Conn., June 22. Tha
largest but not most enthusiastic com
mencement gathering that ever crowded
Itself Into Ynle Field saw. Harvard bent
Vnle this nfternoon, 4 to 2, In tho llrtt
tit the, series of tlirfo games to be played
this; week. Harvard had tho upper
ban about nil the time and IMdlo Mn
ban pltchel a strong game. Was for
Yolo had Rood control, but Harvard
smote blm with men on tho bases. Ab
bott alono driving In three of th'e four
runs with two timely hits.
That football firm --Hardwlck, lirlck
loy and Mahan proved nltnnat its ca
pable (it handing out bitter llls In n
baseball ranio as It did in ftotuall and
the nil nround playloff of the trio was.u
matorlal nld In the downfall of tho
Klls. Hrlcklcy hit safely threo time,
Mahan ktvicc'antl Hardwlck once. Hrlck
lcy , however, demonstrated .that as nn
outfielder he makes a line fullback, for
ha misjudged almost everything that
came his way. Vaughn's triple In the
seventh went over hi head, but the
runnsr was nipped nt tho plate on n
flno relay starWd by Coolldge.
Tile display of fancy costumes was
the most vivid ever seen xin Ynlo Kleld,
each of the classes wcnrlng a pay re
union suit. Ther were ten bands and
tan classes resembled middles, flrsmen,
rttats, Ilulgarlnns, pirates and Indians.
A camera man ground out several thou
sand feet of film ly order of the ad
visory board and tbo pictures will be
used by many of the Western and
Southern niumnl associations.
Harvard get a good Mart, putting n
run across the plate In tho Hrst Inning.
Abbott singled. Coolldge tried to sacri
fice, but Hush hesitated, then threw wild
to second In an effort to head off Abbott.
Nash sacrificed and after Oannttt
struck out II. arte la col a single to left,
scoring Abbott, Huston'A throw nailed
Coolldge At tho plat.
Yale scored twice In Its half. Middle-
brook lined a pretty one to loft nld and
Kaston sncrllloed
The Giants moved forward to sixth
placo yesterday. That's higher than
they've been In a long time, They
played a nine Inning tie with the
Phillies while the Ilostons were beating
the Brooklyn. The Pirates won from
the Cincinnati.
Yesterday's IteMilts,
Philadelphia, 1; New York, 1 (nine In
nlnas. datkne.a).
Hn.tnn. 3; llrooklyn. 2.
PlttstuirK. 3; Cincinnati, 1,
Detailed Standing of the Ctnh.
I I . I . c -I
i . L;l li , - o .
I 3 , a, il ', 31 u C 'J -
Ichlciito 1 t; 5 4 BOJtj iv
5T. Louis..." 4 3 4 8 li 4 3? M .SM
ini'llndclThlZ i 3 1 5 4 I 2MI SM
PUtfburg.... 4 S 3 I 4 S 3 5 27 IS 519
limton ' 1 1 " j '
NcwVork.... 4 2 2j 111 i'li 21 20'.4I7
lirix.klyn lllijll fi Y30 Mi
qncbuMtl 1 1 111) 5 l 1 It M
burn'B roller and on Legore's out both
runners moved ahead. Hunter rose to
the occasion and singled to centre, scor
ing Jllddlebrook and Mllburn. This
ended Yale's scoring. Yale's lucky
seventh looked squally for Harvard,
however, flellly singled and was thrown
out stealing. Vaughn sent one to the
fence over Ilrlckltay's head, but tried to
stretch the hit for a homo run and was
thrown out easily nt tho plate, via
Coolldge and Heed.
Harvard put the game on loe In the
rccond Inning. Hardwlck was hit by a
pitched ball mid moved forward a
station .011 Hrlckley'n sacrifice. Heed
singled, Hardwlck going to third. Heed
btole nnd then Abbott came to the
tescue scoring his two team mates on
another hit.
The Crimson put the final run over
In the seventh Inning, flrlckley led off
with a hit and went to second on Heed's
lacrlftce. -Mahn'n hot one to I -ego re
which the shortstop couldn't handle and
the dropklcker-left fielder scored. The
score":
HARVAJID. I . YALE.
. ab h p a e ab h p a e
Abbott.2b.. 3 : 6 1 0 Mid'cb'rk.cf 4 110 0
Coolldte.cf, 40:1 0 RMion.lt.... S 0 0 1 0
Naih.lb.... 3 0)1 0 ol.Milliurn.tb.. S 0 : 1 0
(iuinctt.rf. 3 0 1 0 0.1.-orc.f 1... 4 0 4 3 1
tianp.c ti63 0 iiumer.c.,,. 3 3 9 3 0
1 Iluth.lb 3 0 IV I 1
nellly.Sb.... 4 10 10
To-day's Seheilule.
I'MUilrlphla In Nw York,
llrooklyn 'In Hnlon.
ritt'liJrit In Cincinnati,
ft. I.ul In Chicago.
Ily WILLIAM II. 1IAXXA.
Dark day pitching made base hits tin
common to the point of ono run for each
side nt the Polo Grounds yesterday.
The Giants entered the lists with the
Phillies after a trip west and tied the
Quakers In n nine Inning game, which
was called on account of a dnrkness. It
was premature, not regular, darkness,
enured by the coming of a rain storm,
which cut looso within a minute after
the came had leen called.
Knch team scored In the first In-
MIC iu n-ii II 111 MIIU , ,,i .
Heed booted Mil- I nln& didn't cf again and dldn t have
llard'ick.Sh s 1 0 4 1
Hrlckley.lt. 3 3 10 0
iieea.M 1114 1
iiuisn.p... 3 z 0 & 1
Vaus-kn.rl., 3 110 0
way.p 3 10 3 0
Totals....: 10 37 H J Totl....30 TiTlJ
ffsirard 1:000010 04
y , :oooooo 02
ley. Heed: Yale-Mlddlehrook, Mllburn. Three
on nu-autn. facniie nils nam. linck'
ley. Abbott. Kent. Euton. nuh. Hlolen brnri
Iteed. Mlddlebrook. Double plays Ijore
and Iliuh: Hunter and Mllburn Struck out
Ht Way. 4: by Mahan. i. Pn-st he on
nuit-uu .Mnn. I. IlUR-Way. Hit by
pitched ball Ily Way (Hardmcli. Csnnett):
by Mahan (Milburni. I-ft on basts-liar-
yarn. 3: Yale. t. Umpires Sternbort and
aiauora. lime : noun and 10 minutes.
SISLER TOO GOOD FOR PENN.
Pftebea Well, lilts Ilnrd and Oat
fleld Catch Spoil Hally.
ANN Annoit. Mich., Jun 22. Pitcher
Ge-org Slslcr, the greatest baseball
pleyer Michigan ever bad, defeated Penn
sylvania single handed to-day, 10 to 0.
Hlsler came to the plate four times and
made as many hlta, scoring hree tlmei.
In tho second ro,und he smashed out i
home run, which was enouh to boat
the visitors, as a catch of his while
Playing lert nem nipped their only scor
Ing chance.
Pennsylvania didn't have a chance
with blsier pitching. In the ninth Koons
and Irwin opened with alnrla nfr nnvi.
son. Then" Wolacs hk Into a .double,
- " ' ' ' wuwrn juimh mi II nil.
which would hvae scored a run to end
mo came, ine score:
PEIIN3YLVANIA, MICHIflAN.
ab h p a e) ab h d a e
Mnn,2b... 4 0 4 2 OlBrasiVl.cf.. 6 0 0 o o
ncnimpj j i s i oAi(Muren.:b 4 0 3 0
Koonnc; ..2110 Oab'dle.lf.rf 2 0 2 0 0
Irwlnjf .... 4 110 0 Silrr,t.lf... 4 4 13 0
Wallace.lb. I lit t I
Dolan.e 4 0 4 2 Ci
Moore.cf.s 2 110 1
Murd'k.rf.p 3 0 0 1 0
Kane.Sb.. 112 3 1
Wlsnnr.P... 1 1 0 4 Of
ftstchett.rr 1 0 0 0 0
llftiton.c 5 1 1 t n
Slrart,lb.. 3 1 12 0 0
iMcman.rr.. 42000
ri.ivlilnnn.p, 0 0 0 0 0
Wnlu.jb. .41131
sniteiy.na 4 0 2
Totals. ..83 11 27 U 1
much chance to score again. Mnrquard
and Alexnnder were the pitchers, and
mostly the batters were helpless. The
effectiveness of the southpaw nnd the
Quaker nonpareil was heightened by the
sombre day. The near opaqueness and
what they hail In spned nnd quivering
benders put a pall around their pitch
Ing which made tho ball more difficult
to see than ordinarily, anil either of
thee pltchera when right Is stirnclently
hard to locate on n bright day.
The Phillies Jammed n run home In
the first, and In their half the Giants
drngged one across the terminal, nav
Ing done that, the teams on the offensive
.went Into retirement. Ho asslduotialy
and completely did the Giants discon
tinue scoring and hitting that they did
neither of either in their last eight In
nings. Three of them reached first base
In the last eight Innings, eich of the
three through momentary slumps on the
part of Grover the Great. The latter
walked two and hit one. As only two
safeties were made off G the G, lie hit
Giants almost as often as Giants hit
him.
Marquard was not as brilliant an op-
ANOTHER TWO GAME
SIEGE FOR YANKEES
Assail MacUmcn Twice To-day
Aliundannc of Double Hills
During Next Fortnight.
eratlve as tho peerless Alex In divest
ing the conflict of bane hits, for off tho
llube the Phillies clipped seven, but tho
Philadclphlan wasn't a mite morn ef
fective than the big town Impresario.
The seven Quaker lilts weru scattered to
the extent of Inutility for six, and In
making a hit with a man on bnac wait
ing to be driven home by tho thrust the
Phillies did no more to Marquard than
the town lioys did to Alex Tho Giants
couldn't have dovetailed their two hits
moro felicitously, Mnrquard, oh he has
often dono this year, took a tight grip
on tho situation when men were on
liases.
Gabby Cravath was the only one who
i.llpepd out of Marquard's grasp when
anybody was on base, nnd ns It was
Gabby It was no weakling on whom the
ituno lost his hold for a moment. Crn
ynth tripled In the first Inning after
Hyrno had drawn four balls. I,obert
;nd Doyle were a New York nalr to
break away from the Alexander dom
ination for n short space and In tho
same Inning. lyoliert drifted a two
bagger over Iudcrus'a head and Doyle
lumped n single to the same field.
These feats done, run making took Its
piace among tnc extinct arts.
l ine Pitching and errorless fleldlnr
they were the game. Rise running was
tried, but tho eM-cllent throwing of
Meyers nnd Klltlfrr stopped stealing.
Marquard's facility for picking off run
ners nt first also helped. He caught
two men napping at the Villa Merkle.
Cravath In the sixth hit the ball a
savage soak with n mnn on first, but
Snodgrass was In the line of fire nnd
transformed tho smash Into nn out.
The Phillies were stopped by sharp
fielding In the eighth. They hit the
ball wtlh vigor in that round. Snod
grass took a hard one from Kllllfcr, nnd
Hums, while running, speared a harder
one from Alexander. Ilnncroft singled,
but wan away from the base taking
the nlr when Marqunrd threw over and
caught him. Ilyrne singled In the ninth
and went as far as third. Once more
Cravath looked ravage nnd hit hard, but
Hums gobbled a second liner from his
frowning bludgeon.
Alexander was so effective every min
ute of the way after Doyle had batted
I-obert home that the Phillies didn't
have to do mote than stand still nnd
wait for the ball to be batted to thepi.
Alex kept buzzing his fast ones across,
curve or straight, resulting In easy files
or grounders requiring no footwork to
Intercept. Only Ixjbcrt reached third
base. The score:
Pima. IN. L.l I NEW YOKK (N. I..)
b h p a ei ab h p a e
nintTott.M 4 2 2 3 0 S'drranp.cf.. 4 o 3 0 0
llyrneAb., 2 10 1 0 I.ntiert.3b.,. 4 12 4 0
Nie'ioff.rb.. 4 0 1 4 0 Doyle.tb. 4 12 2 0
Crsralh.rf 4 1 l o OMiiirnn rf.... 40300
I.tnlrrn.lb. 4 n 13 1 O'Fle'rher.n 3 n I 2 f
lteckrr.lf. 2 n I 0 0 Itob'tunn.lf. 2 0 1 11 0
tock . . I 1 0 o 0 Merkle.lb., 2 0 11 00
PnsHrrt.lf nolo o'Mryers.e.... 2 0 4 2 0
Whittrd.cf 3 2 3 0 OlMamuard.p 0 0 3 0
Itllllfer.e... 3 0 4 2 0 .
Alrx'drr.p. 3 0 12 0! Totals.. .21 2 27 13 0
BOH KELLY GONE AT LAST
The Washington bent the ltcd Sox
yeterday and tied the Yankees for.
fourth place. The Yanks and Athletics
didn't play their game. Hatn made them
postpone
Inning battle from the Dftrolts and tied
,the Mackmcn for seventh place. The
hlte Sox beat te Cleveland and took
.1 longer lead In the race.
Mcquillan baffles reus.
Altima Only l'mir lilts Schneider
t'nslenily In Pinches.
Cincinnati, June 22. McQuillan nl.
limed Cinclnnitl four hits to-day and
I'lllsbtiri: won th tlrst of 11 two game
sfrles, ,1 to 1 Schneider was unsteady
In tho pinches. The score:
I'lTTSMJIUl (N 1, 1 I CINCINNATI IN. I
ab h p a e ab h p a e
Carry.ll . 4 14 0 oitjrh.ef ,,. 3 0 4 0 0
CnllliiM'f , 4 1 3 0 0 Mollnltt.lb. 4 0 11 00
lialriUti. ..4013 OIltcrtoir.M .. 1 0 4 2 2
llliHl.'ii.rf. 3 0 3 0 O'Ktlllfer.lf ... 4 2 I 0 V
Wae.ner.fi.. 3 0 3 1 clOroh.Jb, ,,'tllll
Vlox.ib 4 3 1 2 0 Wlntn.p ! M I I
.lolintt'n.lb 4 110 Oifirltlith.rf.. I 1 0 0 0
(iilnnn.c.... 4 14 0 !0iO!1.2h ... 3 I 0 t 1
M'Qillllan.p 4 0 2 O.ScUtieldfr.P. 2 0 0 1
. !Clarke I 0 0 0 0
Totals.. 31 7 27 I I Toney.p V 0 0 1 0
I Total! ....24 "l 2M2 4
Hatted for Srhnelder In the seventh Innlni.
Plltfhurr ... ,02000100 0-3
Clmlnnatl 0 0 0' 0 0 0 1 0 0-1
ltiin-Ilttbiir Colllm. Vlox. Johniton:
The Ilrowns won a fifteen 1 Cincinnati flrtlflth. Two baa hll-onintti.
n.icruiir nu itron. ainiru uai?f vurry.
Lentil. 0on lilt br pitched bnll-lly .Mr
Qiilllnn. I Double play llalnl. Wajner and
Jolinton. Struck out Ily Schneider. 4: by
Tnnry. 2; by .McQuillan. 3. Pint base on
Lull. -Oil SchneldT. 3: olf McQuillan. 2. Unv
plres Idem and Lmille, Tlmc-1 hour and 40
minute
Vrtterday'a IteMilts.
Phlladelphli-Ncw York (wft f round!)
Waihlnxton. 7: Itnton. 4.
a. I.ouli. 13; Dfrnlt, (15 Innlnii).
Chlcairn. 9: Cleveland, 4.
Detailed Stomltn; of the Clubs.
Cubi
Chicago I
Hn.ton.. J
Octroi;
New York....
Washington..
ii s -
S4
Cleveland...
Fhlladclphl'ir
St. IrfiillC.r!
I 4
111
'1
II 3
111
3J 3j
3tl
213
5 .1
(lsmi- lot.,.l?nrn ?vjV
1.
X f. 1
if n
'J! P ..
s; ai
1 :l 2
5 3;
I 3S20 Ml,
J M 20 593
ill 21 ".',7V
!- 1
27 21 M
WHITE SOX TAKE POOR GAME.
2tl 24
2i;as;
21134
213t
UK1
.31
12
.?A2,
To-day's Schedule.
New York in Philadelphia (2 game).
Ilo.ton In Wsihlncton.
Clilcao In ClMelaml
Ht. I.ouls In Detroit.
Totali.. . SJ 7 27 It 0'
Battrd lor Ileoker In the seventh Innlnr.
Philadelphia tonooooo 01
New York. 10000000 0 t
Ituns Philadelphia. Ilyrne: New York. Lo.
bert. Tfl on baie.-Phlladelphla. 4: New
York. 3. Klrt bae on bill ort Alexander.
2; olf Marquard. 2. Struck out ny Alex,
ander. 4: by Marquard. 4. Three bae hit
Cravath. Two bare hlt-Lolert. Hit by
pitched hall By Alexander 1 Meyers). Karned
runa Off Alexander. 1; off Marquard, 1. Cm
nlre In chlef-PJf ler. Kleltl umpire Hart.
Tane 1 hour and 30 mlnutei.
TRINITY LADS BUNCH ERRORS.
Commit Fonr Blunders In Third
fnnlns; and Weileyon Win.
Harttord, June 22. Before a big
commencement week crowd on Trinity
Held this afternoon esleyan defeated
her old time rival, C to 4, In an exciting
but loosely played game. Four errors
by the Trinity Infield In the third In
ning, combined with a double by Pitcher
Stanley and a single by Becker, resulted
In four runs. Trinity tied the scoro In
the fifth Inning when Lambert nnd Smith
scored on a series of Wesleyan errors.
Dan Keerjan opened the eighth with
a single ana scored the run that won
the game on Rtockey'a long double to
centre Held. The score:
VTBSLF.YAN. I TRINITY.
ab h p a e ab h p a e
r.annlnr.lf. 4 0 1 0 0 Shelley.lb.. 4 1 12 0 0
Ileeman.3b. 3 1 0 3 0 McKar.tb.. 4 13 2 0
Stnnley.p... 3 10 1 0 nillooly.sb. 4 0 1 .1 1
Krenan.cf.. 1 1 0 OCarp'nter.e. 3 2 4 3 2
M'kth'er.tb 4 0 12 1 1 Schmldt.rf, 8 0 0 0 0
Stockey.rl. 4 2 2 0 Murray.n .31011
Chapln.c.st 0 7 3 : Lambert, If, 1 0 0 0 0
Decker.!!.. 1 3 0 6 J'llrsnd.lf .... 1 0 0 0 0
Hrman,tt. 3 0 4 2 0 SmUh.cf.... 3 110 0
iBakrr.p..,. 3 10 2 1
Totala....lO 27ie
I Totals 31 7 17 II r,
tVfleyan 00400001 6-1
Trinity 002020000 (
Run Wealeyan. p-emin. Keenan. Stanley,
Becker. Harman: Trinity, Lambert 2. Smith 2,
Two bate hUe Smith. SI or Hey. Stanley.
Struck out By Stanley ft. by Baker S. Firt
base on balls OR Stanlry 2, off Baker 2.
Mlt on baaei Weileyan I, Trinity 3. Double
Slaya Becker. Ilarman and Msrkthaler;
arkthaler and Ilarman. Paiied bill-Carre
nler. Hit by pitched hall Becker. Sacri
fice hits Beeman, Msrkthaler, Stolen bneei
-Lambert. Smith, Baker. Beeman. Umpire
Lincoln. Time 1 hour and W mlnutei.
ONE PITCHING SHUT WORKS.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yeiterday'a Results.
Newark-Jirsay City (wat grounds).
Iticnmona, s (rum (ami).
Richmond, 1 (aecond
Totals ...M 24 12 1
Pennsylvania 0OO900O0O 0
Mlcliliran 02330030 x-10
fltins-M chlran-McQueen. 2: Labadle. 2:
Sleler, 3: llenlon. 2: Wsltr Home run-SIler
To bate hlls McQueen. Nieman. Stolen
,.!?",'TS'"'"-' McQueen. Benton Sacrin
V'""I!tJl,,,n! s,twar 8aerin hlt-Shtvely
Ilitf-On' Sleler. 4 ln seven Innlnraj oft David
on. 2 in two innlnra; ntt Wlmer. 11 in elitht
Innlnrs: off M unlock, none In ono innlnr.
Sttut-k out By Sliler. ; by Wlsnrr. 3. Klrit
bam on billi-Oft Sller. 2: off Wlmer. 3.
Double play-Waltz nnd Stewart: McQueen,
Shlclv ana Stewart: Wuner. Mann nnd Wnl
1,T: .V,"""' nd Wallace: Munlock, Mann
nnd Wallace. Left on baeei-.MIehlran. 4
Pennsylvania, , 4 lilt by pitcher-Ilv Wlmer
ir.atadie) Ilmplrei-Ii.ivia and Kerntnon
Timo I hours.
Amerlrnn AaMirlattnn.
AT INDIANAPOI.IH.
Cleveland 0 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 1' " Efl
ii.iienes , jninei and
Willis and Blackburn.
Providence, 7
Providence, 3
game).
Montreal, I; Toronto, t.
Itocheater-Huffalo (both imii; rain).
Standing of the Cluba
B a 4
Illlltnia; Mera.
AT LOUISVILLE.
Columhm 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 "o' R3
Lonlltvllle ... 1 0 4 0 0 2 1 3 1J "J 0
Jlatterlen-.naM,, wheneberK nml Cnle
man and Itobertfon, Nnrthtnp and 'emnns,
AT Mn.WAUKlH:.
MlnnespoJIf. ... 00000000 0o' 's "i
........uvr. . .. U II V U. U U U X J T, 2
andnuEhe7V"":llr"r ""' Su,llvani Voung
AT KANSAS CITY,
'ui. loooooij 0" Ki
Kins-U" City 0 0 0 1 0 2 2 0 x i 10 2
0;Jl'rlA'!VrI''lneM "U'1 "'"'n; Delhi:
Oorte, Alll.on a.1 Aleinnder.
Nuflli Carolina l.eugue,
JTir.Vj "VJ ,6 Charlotte, I.
ytalllxh, 1, Allievllle, J.
irenboro, . Durham, 4.
w. li. rc.
Providence.. 29 .617
Buffalo 24 IT .f.ss
Montreal..., 21 .ui
W. L. TC
nichmond....2l ?4 ,r.oa
Newark 21 23 .177
Toronto 23 2d ,46'.l
Ifocheste r.. .23 23 .MO'Jeriey City. 16 32 .233
To-day's Schedule.
Richmond In Providence.
DutTalo In Rochester.
Montreal In Toronto.
At Trovldenee.
FIRST GAME
R II E
Richmond (I. L.) .0 1 n 0 0 t 0 1 0- 3 k 2
Providence (I. I. 1.3000002 2 X 7 10 1
lUtterle - Rlehniond, Ituivell and
Krlchell; l'roMence, Ocichger nnil Haley.
HBCOND (1AJ.1K.
It 11 V.
Richmond 11. J,.) .0 1 n n 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 4
Providence (I. L.) .1 0 0 0 0 0 I 3 x - 7 1
Itatterlei Mcminn , Worke, Sclinufele.
Comstock and Caiey.
At Toronto,
R. If. P.
Montreal 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 4 0 1! 12 n
Toronto 2UOO0O0O n 2 7 I
llatterlxf Montreal, Cndore and Ilowley,
Toronto, Cook and Telly.
Shaw Stops Scoring, but Shore
Proves F.aur ta If It.
Wabhinoton, June 22. By taking
advantage of George Foster's wlldness
nnd hitting Shore, a relief pitcher.
Washington defeated the Doston Hed
Sox to-day, 7 to 4. Ayers was batted
bard by the visitors and was replaced
by Wiaw In tho sixth Inning. This shift
probably won the game for tho Senators.
The score :
BOSTON (A. L.) I WASIT. (A. L.)
ah 1 11 .1 . -v. v. ... .
Ilnoper.rf.. 3 2 0 0 0 Mrpller.rf.. J l 1 0 0
iiinrr..u. u 1 i u,r. 1 omer.JO 41111
Spealter.cf 4 2 3 0 0 Shanka.lf... 4 2 2 0 1
i!e i.lt.... 4 112 I Mllan.cf.... 10 10 0
llotriell.lb 6 2 8 0 0 Oandll.lb... 1110 0
lauvrln.K. S 1 1 1 ( Mnrmn sh inn.cn
ilanlner.Sb. 4 2 3 2 1 Alnnmlth.c. 3 2 2 0 0
iiiiiiiias.c, 1 11 a 1 a .Mcnnue.ia.. 4 13 4 1
fialner.... 1 0 0 0 O Avera.n 0 0 1 1 0
Cndy.c 0 0 3 1 0 shaw.p 2 10 10
t..r-oter.p. 2113 0
Totals i mil )
n the itventh innantr.
TctMA lrtgue
Port Worth. 7. rfan Antonio, 4.
flalveeton. 3: Whcii, 2.
Uaumont, 10; llnuoton, 3.
Wire vepurt. V, Dallas, 2.
VYeitrrn lnrue.
Den Mnlnei, fi, Omaha, 4.
Lincoln. 4, Dener. 3
Sioux Cltv. f.; Ht. Joseph, I,
Tiipeka. II; Wichita. 2
Southern League.
Atlanta, S, Illrmlnvhaiu. 1.
Mnlillr. w, 7,aw Oili-rtii. 0.
I, title Rnrk, 3; Nanhvllle. 1 (to Inning.).
No other came rrheduled,
tllen'kien. 10000'
Shore.p.... 0 0 0 1 o
rannncK.p, 1 0 0 0 0
Totals. ...37 11 21 1 2
Batted for Thoma.
IBilted for O. Koiter In the alxth Innlns!
H?ton 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 04
wainintton 00201200 z 7
Runa Waahlngton. Moeller. Foiter 2. Aln-
ennui, .purine. Ayera 2: uoiton. Wasner,
Sneaker. Cardner 2. Left tin hairs w..r,in..
ton . Boiton 10. Pint boe on billi Off
mi snaw 1. on roster . on Pan
nock 1. Hit a ntt Vn,t, d In fMi. Innn..
pit Shore. 1 In one. Innlnr: off Pennock. 4
,?,,,."Tt ln""iii: on ayera. s in nve and one'
third innlnri: off Shaw. 3 In three anil in.
third! lnntnri. Struck out B Shaw b
Pennock 2. by Foiter 2. Three bate hit
Alnimlth. Two baie hit Atnsmlth. Sacrlflc
hill-Thomas 2, Stolen banea-Mllan. Speaker.
Iloblltrell. Double playi-Ayera. Morgan and
Oandll: Mrllrlds and Oan.lll. Wild pltch
Pennock. Umplrea Dlneen and Nallln. Tlraa
iiouri anu 10 minutes.
BROWNS OUTLAST TYGERS,
Score Fonr nana In PIffeenth of
Longf, Heavy Jllttlng; Game
Detroit, June 22. Tha Drowns out-
lasted the Tygers In a fifteen Inning
game here to-day and won by n score
01 jj 10 v. 'mere was heavy h tunc on
both sides until tho eighth Inning. From
men on Dotn teams went scoreless un
til the fifteenth, when tha visitors
pountieii in four runs. The score:
ST LOUIS (A L.) I DETROIT (A. 1. 1
all h 11 A el ttK 1. n n m
Miotion.tr. r, 4 n 0 0 niuh.n,... e 0 n 4 n
Aii.tlii.!b.. a : 2 3 olKavan'h.Jb. not
Pr.ilt.Jb... 7 14 6 ojCohb.ef.... R V 10 0
1. ai r.rr. J 1 3 o s urawru.rf . 8 3 2 11
r. iiair.ri. 1 u 0 1 n veach.lf... 7 2 110
Mnlili.rf .6 2 0 0 0 lliirni.lb,,.. 7 311 0 0
Lf.iry.lh. 4 17 I 0 Vltl.Ju 7 2 2 3 0
Lavaii.iH.. 7 s e llstanaie.c. 20510
Agtuw.e... 7 3d: liMc'Kee.c... 11100
llanil fmi.n 2 1 0 0 0 .hMh.nn 1 n ft A ft
j.imiv.,1...,. 11 11 i, 11 11 iiiimicp.. 00010
i-rrrym n.p 1 u o o UL.net. p. . . . 2 1 0
ivriimnii.i. 1103 O'Cnvcl'kle.p. 20020
.... - - "niriariy.. 11000
Tolnls.. .A3 2143 21 :Ilalirr,c 3 I 0 I S
. , I Totals,.,. r.S 17 li 2
puled for McKce in the eljhtli Innlni
tllallrd Jor Coveleikln in t tie flllecnth
Inuln;
St l.oul 4 0 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 IS
Detroit. 00204030000000 0-9
Hulls- .St. Louis. Sholtim, 2: Austin, 2:
Prtll. C Walker. II. Walker. 2: Wnl.h I.earv.
Lavatt. Airnew. 2: Detroit, Iluili, Knvanaali,
t.obli, Cranlonl. Veaih. Burm. Vltt, Cavel, 2.
Two tiasc lilt-lnry. Cavet, Crawford,
Ven.'li. :: llunn, Cobb. Walsh, Three lisie
hit liioltnn. llaniiltnii, Crawford. Sacrifice
lilts 1'rr.tt. Lavan .Struck out IW Diihuc,
1; by Cnwl. by Civelel;le, a: by Hamilton,
i; by Jnniei. 1: hv Wellman, 4. Baiei nn
bal's-Off Dubiic. 1 ntt :avet. 2: oft Hamilton.
1: off Jnmei. 3: olf Weilmsn, 2. Double play
-Lavan. Pratt and Lcary. Paised bslli
Arnew, Baker, Hit by pitched ball Bv Cnv
eteilile (Shottnnl. Umpires Chill and Evana
Tlme-3 hours 43 mlnutei.
New York State Leagus,
All gamia postponed, rain.
I
da T,
F. U. Ulanta vs. rhlladilpatja. sv!
Hrrnra anil Passes Count Toward
Mnklntr lip Score nf 0 to O,
CLr.VKtAND, Juno 22. The 'VVhlte Sox
defeated Cleveland, 0 to 0, In a loosely
playeilgamc to-day, Chicago errors
were moro plentiful than Clcveland'a, but
the visitors clouted nine times nnd drew
seven passes. Tho score:
CHICAGO (A, L.l IOLEVELANJ) (A I. )
ab h p a e ab h p a e
Pelioli.cL. 4 13 1 08'hworth.lf 3 1 0 11 1
Weaver.ae. 3 2 3 4 4 Turner.Ib... 6 0S10
i:Cnrni.2b 3 2 0 3 l.Chapman.aa 0 2 6 0 0
ivirnirr.lo 4 1 11 0 0 .la Kson.iti, 4 0 0
I Col'lm.rt. 4 12 2 OILetboId.cf 4 1 4
V
J
11.11 1. f
Sclnlk.e..
11 nr.30
Paber.p,.
PitltAPEiPittA, June 22 The Yankee
doublo header crop, which previously
had numbered four for thi next two
weeks, received another addition to-day
when rain caused the ponlponement of
the game rclutlulcd with the Athletics.
As a result Donovan's men will be
called upon to-morrow for their second
twin bill In three days. There are two
double headers looming up for the four
day series with the Hed fox. beRlnnlng
Friday, nnd Donovan expects that these
will be played on Friday nnd Monday.
At the Polo tJrounds next week the
Washington tcitm will bo called upon
for a doublo exhibition, and the Mack
men who follow Clark Grllllth's crowd to
Manhattnn also must nlav off a poft.
pencil game during their slay at the
Itilo Ground". All told the Ynnks will
play live double headers In the next
fourteen Playing dnvs, and If any of the
regularly scheduled games should no
prevented by rain tne nargntn aays win
be even more numerous.
It has developed that Conway, who
plaed third base ngalnst the Yanks
.Mondav. Is not a Georgetown player, as
had been supposed He pi a member of the
Vlctrlx. A. C. n local Independent team.
Connlo "Mark callrd him by telephono
yesterday nnd naked him to report.
Tho youngster had worked In the morn
ing, but he took the nfternoon off and
Connie put him In nt third base.
Hay Fisher, who remained in Jew
York Monday, iolned the team here to-
day nnd Is likely to pitch one of the
games Qf to-morrow's bargain bill. The
other probably will be entrusted to .lack
Wnrbop. Manager Donovan sain to
nleht that ho might chango this plan
nnd send Hay Caldwell back ngalnst the
Mackmen. Connie has announced that he
will start two of his cub pitchers,
Crowell In one came and Ifajia In the
.other. Thla year's race evidently does
not Interest .MacK very mucn. 110 is
Interested now In laying the foundation
for another winner:
Manager Pete Noonan or tna wnms-
barre team conferred with Manager
Donovan to-day nnd a deal waa clofed
for the transfer of First Haseman Bob
Kelly to Wllkesbnrre. The Ynnkae man
ngement has been trying nil season to
dispose of Kelly, but the player hajt
refused to maka the shift desired. Ow.
Ing to conditions Imposed when Kelly
was purchased rrom ioweu Dy me
former Yankee owners It had been no
easr matter to dispose of the player.
Doc Cook Is expecled to rejoin the
Ynnka to-morrow or Thursdar, but It Is
not likely thnt T-.e will gm into tne
game before, Saturday, If then. Boone
undoubtedly will be kept on the side
lines until the Yanks open t Boston
'wfth to-day! gam called off Paddy
Baumann organized a Charlie CTiaplIn
partv to see the noted movie star In his
latent film. Baumann hnan't missed
a chance to aeo Chaplin all senson.
South Atlantis League.
Atifosta, a; Jackaonvllla, 4.
Macon. I: Columbia, I.
Albany, I; Charleaton. 4. .
Columbus, j Savannah. I.
New Kngland iMtne.
Lewlitaji, ; Worceatar, I.
I'ortlarfn. : Lynn. 0.
lAwrence, 1; Iiwell. 0.
Manchester. 4: Tttchburg, 1.
0 0
3 0 3 0 o.smtth.rf.... 4 2 1 0 0
111! 0 Wamby.:b. 41120
3 10 2 0 U f CIII.C ... 4 U .1 11
1001 0 Ilirmad.p.. 0 n 0 3 0
Jorxa.n.i... 3 110 0
Tola'.!.. -A 3 27 13 f. Hammond. 1 0 0 0 0
1 Totala 37 3 27 S 1
Batted for Jonea In the ninth Inning.
Chlcsiro 11410300 0-9
Clexelar.d 0 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 1-4
nune-Chlcaro. Felech, Weaver 3. Fournler,
J Colllne 2. Hath. Faher: Cleveland. South
north. Chapman. Lolbold. Smith. O'Ne'll.
Jone. Two b.ne hit E. Collins. .Three bne
hit Smith Sacrifice hlta-Felich, Weaver.
K. Collin. 2. Schalk. Blackhtirne. Stolen
banes Wearer. FonrnleT'2. .1. Colllm 8. Firt
bae on ball-Off Harstad t. oft Faber 3. off
Jone 2. Struck out y Haritad 1. . by
Jones 2. by Faber 7. Wild pitches Faber.
Jones, Pmplrci Wallace and Connolly Time
-2 houri
RED SMITH PURSUES
FORMER PALS AGAIN
Drives In First of Three Huns
mid Scores Lnst One (o
(Jive Urnvcs Game.
STKNGlifi FANS IX PINCjr
NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.
The jabbering of the Phillies In tha field
and from the bench 11 less pepper than
pe.t. They overdo the 'chatter business.
A certain amount of that tort of thing Is
nil rlirht. but they carry It to a point at
whlth It Is a nuisance and the eari cry
out In protest.
Three collegians reported to the Giants
ve.terduy to be looked over by McOraw.
They were Ilsbblngton. the llrown third
lusrmnn, Carroll, the Pnrdham third base
man, and Kenney, the Nntre Dame catcher.
Hut Meilraw warn't there o iee them.
He left the (Hants three. Aifj ago to at
tend to some business of hts own hers, so
Secretory Foster said. There was a sur
mise that ho was trying to put through
that reported three cornered deal.
Robertson and Hums have switched fields,
noth did admirably yesterday In their new
pastures. The Idea l to give. Hume's eyea
a rest from the sun to see If hla batting
won't Improve. Robertson played a capa
ble mn Held In the West.
Marquard set Ilancroft down In tha flrat
en three balls. All were strtkea, and Ban
croft offered at none. Then the Rubs)
walked Ilyrne on four balls In suceeitlon.
Kletrhtr turned Luderus bark In the
seventh with a long throw from deep short.
Bancroft of the Phillies Is Just aa good
1 player as he was when hers in April.
It was credlcted that he would blow, hut
not so much as a zephyr has he dona so.
With the rnlklnr of Jack Rarrr br Ed
die Collins every regular of the Athletics
has been hurt some time or other this
season.
IlOETiiN, June 22. The Braves came
'nme to-day for n short series, enter,
talnlng the Dodgers, and look the first
of three games by 3 to 2. Htulolpli out
pitched Coombs. He refused to allow
a past nnd struck out four men, Hirud
ins Carey Stengel, the Inst man up In
Ihn final Inning, when a hit would have
tied 1 In- score, as Cutsliaw was roosting
on "conil.
Hrd Smith was nn Important factor
In the champions' victory. His first h:t
suit In Fltzpatrlclc with a run In tho
opening Inning. He started the third
Inning with a double, drew n wild throw
uhlle Schmidt was nt but nnd went all
the way to third on It. He scored when
Hutch lined to Stengel. Mngee nml
Mnrnnvllle wore passed and Howdy hit
during the second Innlns. Mngee scored
"while Hudnlph wan being thrown out nt
flr.tt bv Miller.
Brooklyn could do little with Hu
dolph until tho seventh Inning, when
with ono out Cutshaw singled and
Wheat doubled. Both scored on Step
gtl's single. Maranvllle robbed the
Dodgers of several hlt. The score:
BROOKLYN fN. L.) BOSTON (N Ll
ab b a e' ab li p a e
n'Mnm.i 10 12 I iFH snrt'k.2b 3 1 2 ", V
Mvers.cf... SIS" u iiuorri.ri . .1 v ,
Iisntien.lh 4 0 6 1 OCnnnollv.lt I 0 1 0 0
Cnts'l.iw.:b 4 3 2 2 O.Smtth.Sb. .3 3 0 1 0
Wheal.lt... 4 1 : 1 upcnmn11.11.. .1 v 11 v
Stensel.rf . 4 1 6 0 0 Mates rf. ..31000
Mlller.c. ., 3 0 4 3 0 Mar'vllie.ss. 3 0 4 60
Crtr.Sb 3 12 2 OOowily.c... 3 14 10
Coombs.p.. 3 1 t 0 tflttidolph.p.. 4 0 0 4 0
Totals. ..S3 "s2tH l Totals .29 27 17 0
Rronklyn 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 02
Boston I 1 1 0 0 0 V 0 x-3
Huns-Brooklyn-Cutshaw. Wheat: Boston
Fitipitrlck. Smith. Maire. Two base Iilts
Cutshaw. Wheat. Fltzpatrlck. Smith. Sacri
lice ftv-Srhmlilt Mnlen hn.-Smlth. Mo
tr. IKiuble nlv- Marnnvllle and Schmidt:
Maranrllle. Fltipatrtck and Schmidt I-lt
on tnses Brooklyn. 4: Boston. 11 First base
nn ba!l-Off Coombs, s. First base on error
Iloiton Hit by pltcher-By Coombs 1 Howdy.
Flttpatrlek). Struck out-ny Rudolph. 4
1'nsse.i ball Miller t'mplres llTon and
F.amn Time 1 hour and 64 mlnutei
FEDS FIRE TWO MORE MEN.
WAGNER GETS 100 HOME RUNS.
I'lrsl Plnyrr In Hnscbntl History
tti Accom pi Isli Kent.
PiTTsnmtfi, June 22. Hans 'Wngner,
Hie veteran captain of the Pittsburg
Pintles, Is the first player, ao far as
known, to retch the century mark in
home runs, having accomplished that
distinction yesterday when he hit Era
kino Mayer. I'lilllln pitcher, for the cir
cuit In the second Inning.
Sum Crawford comes next with 95
up to yesterday, while Napoleon Lnjole
has only 78 and Ty Cobb 4. Tester
tlny'fl home run blow was the second in
two ytars for the great Dutchman on
the home lot, nnd tho first anywhere
since last September, when he hit one
of Christy Mnlhewson's offerings Into
the left Held stands at the Polo Orounda.
TRAVERS PROGRESSES
IN LYNNEWOOD GOLF
Open Champion Rcnchcs Semi
finals Wnrren Corkrnn
Suffers Defeat.
TIP TOPS GET LEAD,
BUT CAN'T KEEP IT
Wntson Rescues Crnndnll, lint
Marlon Fnils (o Do Snmc
for George Uplinm.
WILD SPELL LOSES 0AMK
w j, rc
w ;i
:i m ui
21 II
H 40
Pacific Coast League,
San Francisco, I; Portland, 4,
Venice, I; Los Angeles, t,
Salt Lake, 6; Oakland, .
Baaeball, Washington raik, III p. M.
Ttvalar. Tla-Tapa y. BU bouts Tf.Aiw.
HORSES AND CAHIHACE9.
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Late Mr. James B. Haggin
Villi be sold by public auction
at their private stables,
Neck Road, Shccpshead Bay,N.Y.
Monday, June 28, 1915
ut Incite o'clock,
to he followed by a sale of Ihe
ELLERSLIE
YEARLINGS
Property of Mr. A. B. Hancock
These yearllnzs are by Flnllnt, Star Shoot,
Vlalerrrrss, Hater boy, Star llubr, tilnrlo
(irarce Kesslrr, felt, tilorlncr, Ilrno and
Trap liock,
Por catalogues snd further Information, address
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NOTE: A Dlsneraal Male of the entire EL
UtENDORP STOP., Including the stallions
Ballot, Sale, llrsilan, and all the Droodmarrs,
Weanlings, etc, will be held during the Autumn
Heaaon, lilt, "
llagti Hrndler and Eddie Holly II c
lenaed Despite. Contracts.
PiTTsmTta, June 21. Hugh Rrndlew,
extra first baseman, and IMdle Holly,
utility Inftelder, of the Pittsburg Ped
ernl league club, were released uncon
ditionally this morning by President
i:. W. Gwlnncr for Insubordination In
that they refused to bo shipped to the
Colonial League, the Federal farm.
The players' contracts, which would
have expired at tho .end of this season,
did not contain the ten dny clause, and
were of the so-called Ironclad variety,
nnd the players any they will go to
court to compel tbe local club to pay
.their aalarlea for tho year. ,
r
Ban Johnson Will Put l'p llnlf.
Tomdo, June 21. President Han
Johnson of the American Leacue will
purchase $25,000 worth of stock In an
American Association ball club for To
ledo If local business men will raise tho
remainder of the amount necessary to
lihtnln the Cleveland team. Johnson
made this offer while attending n ban
quet tendered him nnd President Tener
of the National league last night.
Philadelphia.' June 22. National
Open Champion Jerome D. Travers of
I'pper Montclalr; Dr. M. K. Nelffer,
Huntingdon Valley; Itlchard Mott,
Huntingdon Vnlley, and Marwell IL
Mnrston, Haltusrol, tho N'ew Jersey
champion, nre the seml-flnnllts In the
annual tournament for the I.ynnewood
Hall cup at tho Huntingdon Valley
Country Club.
Travers, who has two legs on tna
Lynnewood I lull cup, progressed thus
fur toward permanent possession by put
ting out V. II. Gardner 2d, nuff.alo. In
the first round and P. C. Nowton. Hal
ttisrol, former Pacific Const champion. In
the recond. Two surprises were fur
nished by Dr. Nelffer. In the first round
he defeated Arnold Service on tho nine
teenth hole nnd In tho afternoon he com
pletely upset the dope by winning from
II. Warren Corkrnn. H.tltlmorc, 2 nnd 2.
Cnrkran wns considered a sure seml
flnal'rt and wns winner of the trophy In
101.1.
In tho morning ott defeated J. N.
Fteirns Sd, Nnrsnu, nnd In the afternoon
took the measure of Cameron n. Itttxton,
n rlubmnte, on the home hole. Marston's
victories were by wide margins over C.
H, WVbtter, Jr., In the first round and
K. 11. Humphreys after luncheon. Tho
summaries:
Plrst Slsteen, First Round Jeroms D.
Travers, l'ppr Montclalr. defeated W. 11.
Gardner Id. HufTat,i, S and 4; r. C. New.
ton. Hnltusrol. defeated Hugh Wlllouirhhy,
Phlliiieltihla Country Club. 6 nnd 4: Dr.
M K. .Neirtcr, Huntingdon Valley, defeated
Arnold Servlee. I'hll.idelphla Country Club.
1 up (11 holesi; H. Warren CorkrRn. Haiti
more, defeated CeeR Calvert, Aronlmlnk,
c nnd 4, Cameron II. Uuxton. Huntingdon
Vallev, defeated W. L Thnmpin. Hunt
InEilnn Vallev, 4 and :: Rlchnrd Slntt,
lluntlngilnn Vallev, defeated .1. N. Stearns
Td, Nasau. 3 and 1; Mnx Mnrston, Hal
tusrol, defeated c. H Webster. Jr. Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, r. nnd 4: E. II.
Humphreys, Huntingdon Valley, defeated
Roland Ltpplncott, Huntlngdm Valley, 4
nml 3.
S-ond Round Travers defeated New
ton. 3 and ;: Nelffer defented Corkran. 3
nnd 2: Mott defeated Huxton. 1 tip; Mars
ton deflated Humphreys, f, and S.
Xesrfrtla Oct "nte Dnme Stnr,
NitWAitir. June 22. Rupe Mills, thi
Hirrlnger High School boy who covered
tlrst base for Notre Dime University
this season, was signed to-dny by Presi
dent P. T. Powers of tho Newark Fed
erals. Toung Mills wrtl cover the Initial
sack for the Newfcds ar.d Kmll Huhn
will assist Hill Ttnrlden behtnd the bat.
It Is said that John McGrnw ond Hoger
Hresnnlinn were after Mills.
yesterday's Results.
KU Louis, 4! llrooklyn. 3.
Newark, 4! rittiburg. t.
Chicago, 111 llaltlmore, 4,
Uuffalo-Kaniaa City (rain).
Standing nf the Clubs.
W. L. ix: !
Kama aty.JI SI Newark...,
St. Louis... M 21 .III, llrooklyn .
Chicago it 2 .Kft Raltlmor.
Pittsburg.. ..29 21 .MSlnttflalo.. .
To-day's Schedule.
Bt. Louis In llrooklyn.
Plttaburg In Newark.
Chicago In Baltimore..
Kansas City In lluffnlo II game).
The Tip Tops wcro beaten again fcy
St. Louis at Washington Park yestarfij
afternoon by a scoro of 4 to 3.
Mageo'si boys toro off Otis Crandsll fo?
three runs In tho first Inning, That li
as far as they got. Watson went ts
the rescue after Otis retired In the,
ond nnd blnnked llrooklyn the rest ef
the dlstnnce.
Oeorge Upham pitched the nrs. t't
Innings for llrooklyn. In the first thrw
rounds he blanked the foe, hut he lis:
his grip In the fourth and nllowed twa
tallies. Tho visitors tied the sonre lr
the sixth. Marlon was a bit wild wjiss.
called upon In tho seventh nnd allow)
the winning tally before ho settled. Tt
score:
ST. LOUIS fP. L.) I BROOKT.TN (T T.)
abhpae abhpas
Tobln.rf... 3 110 o;Cooper.lf.. 4 1 1 '
Vaughsn.tb 4 0 4 3 6 Lnnd 1 0 a 0 (
Klrby.cf... 4 0 3 0 0'Mnree.rb.. 4 14 2 1
Itorton.lb,. 3 I n 0 OKntift.rf . J a i (
Mtller.tr... 4 12 0 a Krans.rf... 4 0 4 D t
Hartley.c... 4 2 6 1 o Smith. ss,... 4 1 n l )
lieai.JD s : : : v.nversio,,
.lohnson.as. 4 10 1 o'.ltnlt Sh.,.,
Crandall.p. 0 0 0 0 O'Slmon.o. ,
Watson, p.. 8 0 0 0 0 I'pham.p,
.Mnrtoi.p.
Total 17 7 oOrlrs ..
tllownrd.,
' Tnt.ils..
Batted for Cooner In the. ninth innlr.r
tRatted for Marlon In the ninth Innlrr
:un ror urirgi in tno nintn inr r.z
St Lonla 0 0 0 2 o t 1 a M
Rrooklyn 3COOO010M
Jtuns-t. Ixinli. Rnrton t Jtsrtl.y !
Rrooklyn. Cooper, Mnree. Smith I" t
on error St. Ix)uls Ift on hir-,t I im
J. llrooklyn 7 Home run -Magee
base hits-Cooper. Smith. Hartley T"-
hit Tobln. First base on bn!l Off id
4. oft Wataon 3. Struck nut llr t
br Crandall 1. by Wntson 4 St le" '
P-orlon. inerlflce hit" Vauchi'i w i
Pss.e,l ball-Hartley Hlt Off C'x
In two innlrs': off W:ttoi
Innlnrs: off rpham. f, In x ip i
Marlon. 8 in three Innlnr. I'm" rr
Rrennan. Field umplroShanr " T
hour and !' minim
At Newark.
T-
rittsb'g (T. L.) oooninoot
Newark (P. L.l oonnn::',. , i
Ilatterles Knetrer, LeiHirr
Moran ond Rarldrn
At Il.iltlmi.ri-.
! I i
Chicago (F.L.) 01003200 '
Il'tlm'e 0 1 0 0 0 1 n .
Hntterle- Mi'fnnnrll. Jnhii"fl " '
son. demons; tjuinn, Conies , -t 1
Owens.
rolntiinl l.rilRilr.
Hartford. 4; P.ill Rlrr. S
New Iledford, 3: SprlngPe:d -Hrockton,
,; Pnwtnckrt. 2
Tnunton, 9; New Hnen, s.
4 ! 5 0 C
4 0 111
4 0 4 e
I 1 1 (
I IMI
lllll
0 0 0 D I
Jf trai
Virginia l.niintr.
No-folk, 3; Newport News 0
SuffolK, 3, Portsmouth, o in-s' rst
Suffolk, 4; Portsmouth, t is,, i c
Rocky Mount, C. ivterihurp, I
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