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THE SUN, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1915.
Athletics Beaten Twice b$ Yankees Phillies Down Giants Harvard Takes Second Game From Yale
YANKEES NOSE OUT
ATHLETICS IN ONE 1
GAME: NEXT EASY
Yonuir I f fins (!iv(s Out ,Silc(Mi
Jinses on Hulls. Shut toi'itiii"
Miijor Lenjjiie Ueriml.
CltmVLKE'S DKIH'T VOW
mackmk.v Ai'sriciors
"Die Ynnkces helped thetneles to two
gnme In Phllndclphln yesterday ami
Rot even for the two time chastisement
of the day before. They broke the tie
for fourth place, nlthotiKh the Wash
ington, heat the Bed Sox oner. The
White Pox went further to the front liy
trimmlni; the Cleveland twlco while
the Detroit wero winning once front the
Browns.
YcsteriUt's ltrsults.
New York. 3; Philadelphia. 3 (10 In
nings, flril name).
New Vork, IS; Philadelphia. 7 (second
game)
Chlcairn, S; Cleveland, t (flrM mine).
Chlcairo, ?j Cleveland, J (second came).
IVaahlnRton. 5. Boston, 0,
Detroit, 4, St, Louis, :.
Detailed Standlnr of the Clubs.
o I . Lb
f. n ra
o j j ,e c IT
3 IS A 5 sjfill
Chicago 4 15 3 l',io) 6
Detroit "7 7 6 s V 3
notion... "j "s li ;
New York.. . 6 a 7"
Washington.. 4 3 5 3 3 l &
St. Louis 13 5 41 4
Cleveland..- 3! 3 1 7 7 8 ! 4
PhlladelphlaT IfS 3 4 "s "7 i
HITlf Inst , , TO?.'. 71 71 3.
E S
rt is
t; c,
40,3U(.tV
3i?S M3
73 711 MO
7JI?s! M9
7l!sjJ.37i
si jail
To-ilay'a Schedule.
New York In Philadelphia.
Boston In Washington.
Chicane In Cleveland.
Pt lands In Detroit
Philadelphia, June 23. The Yankees
won both ends of the doubleheader with
the Athletics here thin afternoon, tak
ing the opener In ten Innings by a score
of 3 to 2, nnd the nlxhtcnp over the
regulation route by a count of IS to 7.
The second engagement produced a new
major league record for wIMncss by a
pitcher when Bruno Haas, late of Wor
cester Academy, handed out sixteen
bases on balls nnd made three wild
pitches. Carroll Brown of tho Ynnkees,
who once handed out fifteen passes
when he wore the livery of Connie Mack.
at on Uie New York bench nnd saw
hi Borneo record nhattered.
It was debut day at Hhlbe Park for
two collegian twlrlern who had been
enticed recently Into professional com
pany by tho crafty Connie. Mack has
almost rounded out a Jitney Inlleld to
upplant his famous $100,000 combina
tion of recent victorious campaigns, and
ho Is now engaged In the task of re
cruiting n new flock of hoxmen. In the
llrst game Crowell, who gained quite n
little fnmo at Brown University, was
trotted out for Macklan Inspection, nnd
ho made a noble effort, though defeated.
Then came Bruno Haas, who proceeded
to jimnsh his way Into the record book
of taeball.
Cronell's work In the first game must
go on record as one of the fine pitching
performances of the season, though the
youngster was a trllle shy on control.
This really brought about his undoing,
.is the Yanks could not find his speed
and curves at any ("Inge of the Journey.
He held the Donovan boys to a lono
slnglo In the first nine Innings, and then
in the tenth saw his game got nway
through a bad throw by Conway with
two out. In the tenth the Yanks con
nected for a clean single nnd a scratch
hit. this combination putting the Now
Yorkers In position to edge over the
winning run.
A peculiar feature of the first battle
was that Paddy n.ium.inn. w ho hnn been
doing ery effective second basing In
the absence of Lute Boone, scored nil
three runs for the Yanks. In the third
Inning Bnumnnn counted on a pass, an
out and a wild pitch which enabled him
to ncore frcm second lase In the fifth
he registered on another pass, Sweeney's
mcrltice. Caldwell's out and High's sin
ale, this being the only lilt off Crowell
up to tho tenth inning, In the tenth
Baumunti opened with n clean single to
right, advanced on another sacrifice by
Sweeney and reached third on Caldwell's
scratch hit off Crowdi's glove. High
fanned for the second out, but when
Conwnx threw poorly after fielding
PccklnpauKh'H grounder Baumann
cored the ulnnlnir run.
The Athletics tore Into Slim Caldwell
with .1 tuMi nnd picked up two runs be
fore the second out had been made In
the firn Inning, Then they tamed down
and were helpless after getting runners
on the paths. In three different Inning)
after the ilrst they got hits In pjlrs, but
could not count. A pan to Walsh,
StTiink's single to centre, Ixipp's Kacrl
tlcu nnd .1 slnxie by Oldrlng chased In
the two runs In the tlrjt Inning, Mc
innls followed Ilubo with another hit,
but the scoring was over for the Mack
men, The second affair was a bitter chaser
after the refreshing game which had
opened the double bill. Mack had adver
tlsid that Haas was to get a tryont, but
why ho was allowed to st.iy to the
llnlsh will remain forever a mystery.
Purely the youngster has not been In
the league long enoush to commit any
crltno desi rxlng ouch a sentence. In the
early Innings tho crowd was with the
Worcester collegian, especially In the
second, when ho fanned IVekluiuugh fur
the third out with the bases full. But
as tho game note on and Mack made
no effort tn change pitchers the fans Inst
all enthusiasm for the game and the
uiigstei. Near the finish groans and
rt rs supplanted the cheers of the en ller
Innings.
.lack Warhop wag In distress only
once In the early innings, that being In
tho second, when the Maclimen hunched
four blows in rapid succession. Man
nger Unti.ivan chased Cy IMeli nut to the
warming pan. but Warhop settled down
and l"y was excused from doing any ie
sorvo duty in tho last two Inning after
the Yanks had made victory certain
Warhop eased up anil the Athletics
bumped film for a Unci; uf doubles wlilili
netted four urns.
Sparkling fielding by the Yanks f en
titled both nattlcs In Hie iip.-iiliig game
Don.ivnn's -un i.lnynl without tho si 111
blance nf nn ,.rrnr and in the second
game the two mlsiilajs wen- excusable.
Birdie Mi free made a femarliable tun
ning catch of Mabnie's drive In rli'lit
fl'bl In the second inning, lobbm;- tin.
batsman of a h tilple Mullen and
I'ecklnpaiigh also featured with fancy
lilts of milling. Iiiiiiin.tn's man mid'e
P'ay durlt.g the ..,.,.
two lOmliiR 111 eiub game
v,J;'it.lJ.,l","U'' Wh" U"" ,"''" of the
S ankles l,p f()r r.Vfrill , ,,.
nue of a bruised shoulder. MtcVredmi
FE W HITS OFF CHALMERS;
NONE AT ALL OFF MAYER
Relief Pitcher Keeps On Throttling Giant Bats Until
Those of Phillies Finally Clout Perritt, Tesreau's
Understudy, for Run in Eleventh.
The (Hants have played the Phillies
I six times ut homo nnd haven't heat them
here yet. Tho fussy I'hllllen, with their
1 execs of Jabber nnd wind Jamming,
played n Mronir pame nnd won In the
i eleventh. They gained on the Cardinal.
' who were beaten by the Cubs. The
l'lr.ite.s downed the Beds. As the Brook
lyns were beaten by tfie llinves and the
Iteds lost, tho (Hants held sixth place.
Yesterday's ItcsulU.
PhlUdelphh. 2. ,S' Vnrk, 1 (II lanlnRs).
i Boston. J; Brooklyn, ?
J'lttibiirg-, . Cincinnati, 7.
Chicane, 5; Si, taiuK J.
i Detailed Standing of the Clubl.
Clubs.
1 :
le
Chics, no...
6
3
I
6 41
11'lill.vlelphls.
4,
4
St. Louis.,
Pittsburg.
Illoston.. .
3V
I !
7' 7l'
71 I.
3.
7!
A
Ncw York..,
'llrnoldyn...,
(Cincinnati..,
Ilismcs tost.,
ll 7
S.
3j
42
Hi'
77I3I
7il7n?;':
To-day's Schedule.
Philadelphia In Nen York.
Brooklyn In Boston.
St, Uiuls In Chicago.
Cincinnati In Pittsburg.
nr W 1 1,1,1 AM II. IIANXA.
A change of pitchers was made on
both sides In the game between the
Giants and Phillies nt the Polo Grounds
yesterday, and It turned out nil right
for one team and not nil right for thi
other. The game lasted eleven Innings,
and the Phillies won, 2 to 1, Guess
which side fared poorly by a change
In the box,
Perritt succeeded Tesreau, who was
pitching high grade ball for the Giants.
The score was a tie when Poll entered
Mayer succeeded Chalmers and more
than filled the Litter's shoes, although
Chalmers was pitching a first class game.
Ho wasn t ns effective as .Mayer, wh'
brought a side arm delivery to bear
after the loftier wing movement of
Chalmers and thus was all the muro
effective, but was doing well enough.
The Phillies did more hitting In three
Innings of Perritt than they did In eight
of Tesreau, while the Giants, who did thin
to emaciated batting against Chalmers,
did nono whatever against Mayer. The
Phillies pounded away at Perritt until
they knocked a run In. and there thu
! game ended, except for a perfunctory
second half of the eleventh. Neverthe
less Perritt made several gritty stands
against the Phillies before they drove
a run home. Although off of him the
only npproach to real batting was done.
It was Lobert's awkward playing of a
ground ball making a base hit of wh.v
awkwardness eliminated, probably would
have been an out which enabled -tho
Quakers to tally after nine Innings of
drought,
Fletcher gave a run to the Phillies lr
the first Inning with a three base over
throw. From that on the Giants fielded
from good to gleaming, and tho Phillies
pace In the defensive brilliance. "Horse
shoe!" exclaimed a Philadelphia sym
pathizer when Fletcher made a fine play.
nut ir tnat feat was lucky a running
catch by Crnvath. which robbed the
( Giants of victory then and there, was
hujmt iulhi oe inci, nowever. is mat
both plays were three parts luck anJ
seven parts hard trying
Fast, spicy fielding nnd the closeness
of the contest made It n dandy game.
The Olants don't win often, but they nro
experts at giving tho team that beats
them a hard rub. They say the Giants
lead the league In hitting. All the lead
ing they have done the last two days Is
toward a team percentage nf nousht
something. Chalmers didn't leave the
game because he was pummelled. It
was to make room for a pinch hitter.
Same with Tesreau. Murray, who batted
for Jeff, made New York's only run, so
Inning of the second gnme nnd showed
no 111 effects of tho accident. In this
gamo Dcnov.in benched Walter Plpp.
who has been batting poorly, nnd sent
Charley Mullen to first base. The fact
that a left bander was to oppose tho
Yanks also figured In Plpp 1elng
benched, Tho scores :
FIKsT r.AMK
NF.W YOKK (A In Pllil.A iA Ll
ab h p .1 e ,ili h p a e
lliah.cf. .. ft 1 o 0 m IV.ilsh.er . I 2 s 11 0
IVeli'ah.ss 0 1 1 D.Mrunk.rf.. J .' 1 0 0
Maiscl.tb.. 4 0 3 3 0 l.apli.c... 4 2 4 1 0
pipp.Hi.... 3 011 y ooiiirnu.ir,. r, 2200
Cree.rf . 3 0 2 0 0 Mclnais.lli. ; jr. 10
llartrell.ir. 3 n 1 0 0 Couwaj..'b 402:1
ll.nimii.7b 114.. oI'Murphi .. 1 11 11 0 11
Sweeney. c. 2 0 ft 2 0Malune.-.'b. . 7 12 10
CalilwelLp. 4 1 n 3 OjtSeh.ni? .. 1 1) 0 11
jKopf.tH 2 0 0 ,1 1
Totals... 30 3 3)17 OCruuell.p... 40020
' Total" ,17 10 ?!) ir. 2
Halted for Conway In the ninth limine
tllatteil for Malnue 111 the ninth iiiiun?
New York 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 11 1 3
Philadelphia 2 0 0 0 o 0 u 0 0 ni
Kilns New York. Il.nini.iuii 3; Philadelphia.
Walsh, Striink Saeritn-e tills Lapp. Sweeney
., Ba-trell Double plays Haiiniaiin ami
pi.np; Conway. Mclntils and Conw-nv; Maisel
nni I'ecknipaujli Stolen bases Malone 2,
free. Caldwell. Ilauiuniiu. I ft on bases -New
York P. Phtl'idelphia 11 First base 011
errors New York 3 SI tuck nut -Hv Calil
wall ft. by Crowell 3 First h.iso on balls
(lit Caldwell ... on Crowell i. Wild pltelies
Crowell . Bit In pitched hall lly Crowell
iCreei t'nuures llidebriiiul and O'l.uiulilin
rime I hour ami ': minutes
SHL'IINII GAM K
NKW YOKK IA L.i Pllil.A iA Li
ab h 11 a e' ab h p a e
llishcf .. 3 2 2 11 Wabh ef . 1 1 1 11 0
IVek'iih ss. 5 : i .'. I strnult.rl :. ;i .' 1 0
Mlil.-1.3b.. 12 0 7 o'iii,... ;, I 1; J
Mullen. 111., i ol'J 0 ii.tllilrinv.ir.. I 2 0 11 11
(.'ree.lt... '.' II .1 I ljMellinls.il I .' v .1 11
llarlrell.If. ft 7 I 0 11 Ciinway.'ih 4 11 11 ;i
ll.ium'n.:ii 17 13 01.Mal1111e.jl1 1 .1 1 n
llnnuc,?)!,. 112 7 OlKopr.ss. 1 1 ;, 0
Niina'her.c .'. 7 3 0 u'lliias.p , I 1 1 t
Warhnp.p 3 n 0 2 0'
Totals . :ia 1;, ; 11 ,j
Tnlnls "6 13 13 '.-'
New York 0 1 ft , 2 ? I I
Phltnilelpliin 0 11 2 11 11 1 0 S I - 7
Kuns s,e Ynik. Huh. I' I.iii;iukii -.Mlilsel
i Mullen dee. Illirfell 1 1. 1 .1111:1 1111 !,
Iliiune J.'un inuiku- Waihivi: Pliilalephui,
Walsh, SlrunU I.apii. (Ildriiu .'. Haas Two
bise lute Olilrin: Sn-utili Linui Thre
luse I'll sltr lints Snciillie III' Mullen S.'e
rillie II v - Mct'inih Iiuulili. iiaH ei kin
n.i'i.ii liii'ins iiml Mullen- p-.-kinpauxb mid
.Mall' 11 .-'oli-n line llaiiui inn, I'eel.io
iOii.li Miilb-n l-li 1111 base -New- Vork II.
Pliil'ul-Ipln 1 " l-'iri line- on ei iiii-sNcm
York I 'lui id, i,.iiiia 1 struck out Hv W.-u
i"ip I In- Dais 1 Firsi lne on bill, oif
Mils Wild liiliie llnna .1 n ,v
liilehiil I1.1l1 lly Warluyi idldniK, I'uiiures
U'l.iuuhlin mul 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 n 1 1 1 Tune .' hnnr,
11 il I 111 1 in II C.-K
Nut lb Carolina Leugiic,
Wliis-iiii-Hali-in. I; charlotte. 2
Iiui ham. 3. HiccmOiiiro, 7,
Itii 'lqh. ; Ashetlll-. 7.
II t-LIt l,l I'nln (irounds l o-ilsi, ,-,:!()
P. M. iil.1111 vs I'llll Idrlplil.i
Y ule lliiruird llu.ebikll Jiame, Khhels
I Irlil, Hntlirds June 2Mb .1 M
set veil nnd link seats 011 sale at Kbbeta
Meld unit both HpaliHng itorts. Ailv.
I the shift Justltled Itself, thuiinh after!
I th.it Jeff wo. invo been h more vul-1
nable matt than I'eirltt.
Tho gnn.e was In Its Inf.incv when
Bauer, ft dribbled a grounder to Fletcher
nnd It hadn't pjssed beiond the puling J the Braves winning from the D disers
"hSTh .lndn X SrdnKi U 1? ? ' 'hc "7" T
third. Byrne rammed 11 single through 1 e" oppoed his former br ther In arms
the Inlleld and brought Bancroft home. ' Pat Basrah, who had much the better
Bjine on two outs ami Cravath's hit of It. Dell was wild ns a h.iwk nt times
came sj near getthw In that he was I . t ,. . ,
thiown out nt the plate bv t)ole. .'"bl often the bases were Jatmied.
Double plays tinned the Quakers luck 1 Hasan had fine support, the only error
.1 couple of times and on one of them1"' ,n" Kamc Mn n ""l' hy Maram ille,
Fie teller made a wonderful stop of a ll"' nr-neccssary haste
hard hit bail. Merkle threw out a man T1'f champions got away In the lead
nt third after semrjlng back for a base Mance singled, went to second on
hit which had been slummed through his Mar.mvllle's sacrifice and sc red on It.i
position. It was a splendid throw he '-'i"1'' lnle. The visitors got to Bag.-ta
made to head off the base runner nt ' 111 tnn "'I"' r'"" two rim. MeOarty
thlnl. 1 greeted Pat with a hot double down tho
The hroul proportions of Gabby C C. Ml n,'M f1111 ll,le a'"1 "mushed .1
Cr.nath were lo..inlng up in the 4lliihbV ,r'l,i' ' centre, scoring MoC'.irty. Dell
path nil afternoon. In the second Innlr.g C!U,U' through with a hit to right mid
with two out Itobertson made 11 11 Infield (,et counted. O'Mara led off with a
single. Alerkle singled on the ittn and double In the sixth nnd Myers was hit.
hit iitid Itobertson tried for the plHto, 1 Daubert bunted, but llowdy threw
coached by Kddle Grant. It. was M VMara out nt third. Culshnw filed out
Judgment under the circumstances two an'' PtUpatrlck threw out Wheat,
out and perfect fielding requited but Thc Braves went to the front nunln
the Crnv.ith-Bancroft lelay wn perfect . I" ,hrlr lalf of ,he iltth, Mnseo singled
and Dave was scotched. There were nni1 "l0,t'- scoring when Mnranvllle
two on liases In the seventh with two I tripled over Mers's head, Get threw
out when Cr.ivath came clomping along ut Gowdy. but Maranvllle beat Dell's
the xerdtire for a short flv from Merkle return to the plate of Italian's slow
and thrust out his gloved hand like a ; roller, The score;
collection plate. Thc ball flopped Into I HHOOKI.YN (X. L.) ! 1IOSTON (N I. )
It and stuck as If the huae leather area , ab h p a e ab h p a e
had been o miirli silebe niii.s .O'Mara. 4 1 0 7 0 fill Ick.Tb. 1 e 0 tv 0
V'i. 1 f ,J , a' '.Murscf .3110 OMiltiert.rf . n n 1 0 0
thief Meyers showed the way to New Daulsrt.ib 4 0 14 0 0 Connolly.lf. .1 1 n 0
York's run. The chieftain singled In the Cuilia.:b 4 0 3 3 0 Smith. :b -.71710
eighth. Murrny batted for Tesreau and
walked, Snodgmss sacrificed. I.obert
n" "tin , 1111 tin uiv Mil, lu
iianctoii, nenriy tne wiiitn or the dia
mond, and Bancroft slung Smith,
Meyers's envoy, out at the plate. Smith's
slide was over toward Brndhurst ave
nue, but he'J have been out Just th
c.iii.e iiau oe gone in Siralgnt. .Murray
anil I.obert took practically the Inst
chnnoo for a run. u double steal, and
tho former scored. Kllllfer's throw to
.Mehoff was low and couldn't b- handled
for a return.
Moran was to the fore In the Inst
three Innings, fussily pouring alleged
wisdom Into the ears of his serfs when
iney came 10 nni. Jlaybe he gave
rtcrci instructions for 11 base hit 1
mysterious stuff, deep stuff. Anyway. 1
buzzing nround that way makes ou
look wise. Whltted was left In the tenth,
although he opened It with a two bag
ger. Perritt pitched that liming out
nicely, and nil the sapient subtleties of
.Morn 11 couldn't bring Whltted home.
The Philadelphia procedure In 'tho
eleventh . t. ' i.i.,.i.i.i ...1.1. .....
than with sinew. Ilirne hopd .1 hit
to Lobert on which 'the latter figured
the bound poorlv. He fielded It with
his shin. Nlehoff sacrificed 11..
plate, but got In Smith's way long
enough to prevent n play btlng made
Oil Bvrtie .It second. Smith ,inl In
Hlsler about It. but PJgler wasn't In-
on third nnd on n slow, high Jumping
prod from Luderus to Doyle Bvrne
counted. He was In long liefore Poile's
throw, but In taking the long chance to'
get him Larry made the proper play.
The score:
PI1ILA (N !,. ! NFAV YOUR (N. Ll
a.bh P" ?L . . ah h pa e
3 0 r n 0
Hyrnc.sb
........ u. 1, V... Il.ld'l CI
S 7 0 7 0 Lohcrt.Sb
4 (I ft 7 0,
Cravalh'Vf 4 ? ' 1 o'l! iiurn.Vf 1 1 J n
n 1 e A
iMayer.p.. 0 0 1 n o'tMurrav
00000
1 0 0 3 o
1 , Perritt. 11
1 loiai, 11 y u 11
1 ,n t , Totals ,J 6 31 17 1
'nailed for Chalmrrs In the tsnth Innni
tllaltnl for Tfr-au in the elchth Innlnj
Philadelphia looonnooooi
' New York ..0000000 1 00 e i
' Kuns Philadelphia, n.mirnli Ilirne; New
;ork. Murray First bate on error-Phlla-dflphla
1-cft on baaes-lMiiladelphia . New
oft TesVrau 7 Struck out-ll7 Chalmers 1 hV
Mayer s, hv Tesreau ; hv Perritt : Two
base hit Whitlnl
Sacrlfli-e hits 'i-i,r,ff
Snmlsrasa Stolen
Luderus ih .-. 1 t t nlFi.iM,.,'.. , , , I Struck nut-fly Ilnton '
.Iiecker.lf .3130 o'lton'tsonlf I j 0 n 0 n",!""J' ' u.v
hvhllleil.cf. 4 110 O'Merkle lb 4I11IO Barmon I Two bas- lilt. Kil
'.iftn.t - . A r'" 1 ' " I ' mnn ThcM. hns li ts--Il.ltrd.
oases juisri. Murray
Off Chalmers. ; in nine Inniuis: off Mayer,
1 imur in 1,11 iiiiiiiijcs. nn resre.ni, 1 in cicht
!liinitis: nft Perrin. in three i,,;A.." if"'
'ire lu Met Ulster Field umplre-Ba'rt
i -ime 1 nour and Zi minutes
JOHNSON BLANKS RED SOX.
' Keeps Tlirm From Hitting; Willi
Men nn Basest (.nnilll Stenl, llniiu.. !
I WAHIIIKOTOV. .limn "1 l...ni...
. - -"' tii.ii, mi, to
, bit Walter Johnson safelv with men nn
Double jilays-.N'iehnff. llancrc ft an.l l iefii;- "v0 facrince... which ueiir. in- , n
Flctch.r Ilnyle and Mrrkle? Iloyle Flelehcr T"nK' ""d wn ,n0 K'ln,p' " 3' t!'"l'r
.111.I Merkle Wild pitch -Chalmers lilts- relieved Sallee In this Inning. The
bases cost the Bed Sox to-dav' mm.. Hailed tor S.dlee In the fltlh itininc
ngalnst the Senators, score 5 to o i'i 1 f"r "r,"''r '"" ,"nUl ",nl"s'
Mays, the visltliu ' i So I I I S J t-l
n-' .Jnnl' V"'1"" llir,,',hll""t K..n.-St Louis Hill ler. IVsohrr. B.alt;
oer two runs. 1 he same conditions put Cluenu-o. Fisher Schtille. snlcr. Williams
two tn te runs over In Washington's hilf Archer Sacrifice lilts Phelni. 7: Mi-Larry
or the eUhth G uiiIII'm ib-.i s I......L Two ba- hits -leliulle Fisher, lies, her
u..J fi. rl u'l",M'? s,e'" ,,f l""' Unix Three bise hits- llutler Shillte.
was the reature of the game. The Auher llon-e run Hyatt Double play
score: Fi-tier and Slier First base nn lials..tif
BOSTON i A Ll '
'A. I. i
ahli p a e'
i i it 0 a!
1 1 I A il-
wash
:iti h ti a e
Hooper. rf
Wiun?r.2b.
speaker, rf,
fawis If
1 0 OlMnellirrf
i i 2 o t osier.Sb
4 1 '.' I) 0
4 10 0 0
Shanks If
Milan. ef
Gamlil.tli.
llob'rel.lb I 0 11 1 1
lam mi. ss I n n r. .1
.Murgan.ib
Girilncr.:ib 3 0 0 I MAInsmitTi.e
3 0
.1 0
3 n
0 ll
Thomas. c
onto
Mellrlde s
3 0 . 4 1
110 11
'Hen'ksen
Mays p.. .
tGrlner ..
1 loon
.Inhnon.ti. .
2 0 10
1 o o o o'
Totals . 31 7 27 0
Totals ., :r, 7 21 13 l
t!!?!!''! f,'1r T,1"""'1" '". Hie ninth Innlnx
tll.itted (or Mays m the flint li Innltir
ll.itlon . 10O00O000J)
n-isliirgiiin. ii o 0 o n j -. j j;
KutiH - Wnslnimtiiii. Mueller. Shanks
Milan, i.audil First liase on error -Wash
initlou I. Ilu-lon . U'll on bases W.uhlnr
ton 1 lln.iuii 1 1 First ba on bull, on
J"hi I ol! Mays I Struck oitt-lly
h!r't.;,r,;?;riT,,h,',a.e.J,,,,i:n;r, 1
nlav -Moelle- mil Gmiclll V,,, ),v Viiei'e,'
' 1 j . .'iii,,- i urce cae n t
ball llv Jnhusiill l.Mavs
I'niplres Nallln
and Inneeii Tune I hum- mil 1.1 minutrs
Aincrleiin Aiielullim.
AT IMUANAPiil.ls
l'lerl.iu,l .... 000 ) 00 3 0 -.'', !i 'j I
luillaliapiillH . 11 11 u 0 11 0 11 11 ; 1
B.itierli's--Ciillauiiiro and llevuKt; Ilurke
and Illai-Ubiiriie.
AT LiH'IKVILLIl. '
I'lilumbus . . 0 I I 0 0 0 0 0 0 -' '!;' I
l.iilllslllle .. ,'i 1) 2 II 1) 4 'J ll x 11 7 ii
B-iltsrles - Fi'trj. Wnoilbiirn. iii)iurii I
and Coleman. Ilet Holds, Bills anil I'lcm 1
litis.
AT .MlLW.M'Klii: I
M'.tue,iiii!ls. . 3 0 0 11 11 11 I t 11 JI ', I
MlU'lillkie. . . 0 II i) 7 J u II II 0-1 1
'"illr es Harper. YliuMlna. Williams I
I nnd Fi.llltuii, ill.arrliy, liuiiKhrrty and'
llilghes. I
Coliiulal l.i'iigiie,
ILirtfnrd, ; Fall lllier, '.' (llrst giimel.
Ilnrifiiiil. II; fall Hlvir, ii isrioml'
I'.llliel
Ni v Hcdford r-'prlngriflil, ?.
Urn l.ton. s; New- !laeii, 1
Tauiiinn. ;i. Paw tucket, 0.
Eolith Mlnntle League,
ro'iinilius. , st.11 -iiinah, 2.
Mlguila. 7. Jackaiitivllle, 1.
I No uthrr Kanns scheduled
I Baseball, Washington Park, .1i30 r, M.
to-ila). Tip Tops v, Chicago Fed. Adv.
ANOTHER ALUMNUS
OF DODGERS HAPPY
I'iiI Itiifrnn Sublines TIipiii This
Time, 3 to 2, Same Score
ns Day lieforc.
I)r',t, HAS WtM) ssPI'l.l .
i,rA,u "
History repeited ll'elf this afternoon,
Wneai.H . 4 110 0 Schmldt.lb i?i:i
iJrJJ'r,1;''
4 0 2 0 OlMatee.tt
3 7 3 0 0
4 7 17 Oi.M.V'vllle.ss
3 10 7 O'nondy.c.
7 10 7 O'll.Katl.p.
7 1(41
1 0 3 4 0
4 10 7 0
IICI7.31I
Urll.p.
Totals
Mrooiilyn
lloston
77 7 74 11 01 Totals. ,31 ! 77 17 1
.. 00100000 0--7
0 1 0 0 0 7 0 0 X-i
Huns
Ilrooklyn. McCartr, Osti: lloston.
M:12,, . Maranvllle Tun has hlts-.Mc
(irtj O'Mara. Connolly Three base hits
" .Maranvllle. Stolen basfs Mage. Con
I"11', wrlltee hlts-MaranUIle fchml.it
,', 'V.a.e.' Ilrooklyn i, llo.Ton 14 First bas
(hi rror -HroiUlyn tirt n. on nin
(III Iwl J. on Hirnn i Jin uj nnrnrr
Ily Dell iFilpslrlck', br llaaan iMreri
Struck out Hy Dll 1. bv H.nan 3 l'mpire
Ii.mh n.t.l l-tanM INni. . 1 hntip mid Ll
minutes
HARMON ECLIPSES BENTON.
riiunrta Beds' Attack While Ills
Fellow Plrnles lilt Well.
Cincinnati, .lime 2S. nob Harmon
' held the Beds safe whll his teammates
battered up Benton to-day, Pittsburg
"iklne cond nnd Inst game of the
"erles. to 2. The score:
PITTSlll'ltO (X. L.) CINCINNATI (N Ll
oh h p a e . . . ab h p a e
'collin's et
Ilalrd.Sb.
Itmeh'tvrr
3 ? 4 0 o.Loaeh.cf
3 0 10O
1 n s n flTiinmhlrrf 2 0 10 0
( : : I o'Mnltwitr.tti 11 1 1 0 0
4 7 10 llinn.s, S 1 ." 3
:"n.'; " 1 I , ypl
niiwon.e. 3 17" o'firiinth.rf
Harmon. p .4177 Olnison.ih .
. , r,;;z ;. ', jyninnp
To,lU 5110 :' 14 '.l&X
lUar.p
1
I Totals
4:100
S e : 1 0
4 1 1 0 0
4 7 7 1 0
7 1 7 f. 1
7 1 0 3 0
1O0O0
0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
SS 9 77 16 1
snatted for Dale in the elrhth inning.
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 ft-7
IMi.lmrir 0 10 1
4 0 0 o-
,....
Pittsburg.
XiHalnl 7 Blnchman. Waaner 7. Johnston
nuns i.incinnmi, i.riuuii
First bae on balls
Iar I. off
Killlfer. Blneh-
azner. .miin
rrnr and Moll
ll "lnen
Watner Joliti'lon. Lsrey nil n
pllrhed hall-lly Ilenlnn I I'mplres-Klem
an.l Kmsli Tune 7 hours and 17 minutes
CUBS CHASTISE CARDINALS.
Five llnna Mnilr In I'onrlti Iniilim
(Iff sinni- Losers Tolnl Three.
Ciiicaoo, .lime, 23, With the Cardl-
na,s l"'nf- 2 tn n. 'h ff,
Snllee In the fourth to-day for
the Cubs fell upon
two
tilples, two doubles, two singles and
two racrlfices, which netted them five
ncore :
. ... . .
ST LOl'IS IN Ll
CHICAGO I.V I.
. . h '
ah ti p .1 e
Iliillerss .
Iles.hrr.lf
Miller.:!)..
Lmu.cf
Do'an.i f..
Hyatt lb.
lletrrl.Jb
iinl"r.e
17 2 1 OGnod.rf I 1 .' 0 0
r. 7 1 0 0 Fi'her ss.. 4 1 3 '. 0
4 0 7 5 0 "ehlllte.lf 4 3 3 0 0
3 13 0 n's iter lb . 4 2 in o 0
lloo ojPhelan.r.b.. 2 n 0 2 1
1 1 lit 0 o'Willlnms.ef 3 3000
4 10 1 olArrhrr.e. 3 1110
IO04 o'McI.arry 7b 2 0 1 3 0
1007 o1 Vaushn.p. . 30000
1 n 0 0 0
2 0 11 1 0 Totals. 70 11 77 II 0
llooo'
Sallee.p
tin wr.p.
tflliehe
.
T-u.-ils j.-. ji i o
Y.iiiKlin .1 '-truck out lly Yaintlin. 3. liy
Sallte I : by Grlner. 7 t'mplrcs Uulgley and
drill Tun 1 hour and minutrs
Mclean joins hick league.
ll lll I'lny luninsi i-rnni. iinKrr in
llelimnri- County (iniile.
Mr.PtA, P.i . June 23 Another big sur
prlu was mining In the IMawnre Comity
League to-day when Malinger William
Cloud Alexander of the Media club an
nounced that he had signed Larry Mc
Lean, thf New Yoil; (Hants' catcher who
has been suspended. McLean's exact
-alaty with the Media club Is. not known
but It is no small sum.
McLean will repot t to Alexander I'rl
ilny morning and he will catch In the
game against I'pland op Saturday. This
ios-,,,:r ir "-
J I'litukllli ll il.er, the foimer third
Hacker of ;hc Athletics, and McLean.
M estern la'UKiie.
tie-. .Moines. It Out. lb I. 3
I Ini 11I11 . Denver I
siiiuv rti. '., si .lu'pb. 4.
Ii Iilla-Tnpeka Itulli
SKEETERS RELEASE WILTSE;
FEDS SUSPEND TOM SEATON
(li-oige Wlltse, for many cats a star
southii.iw of the illiinls, rinlgncil frutn
the management of the .lerscv City In
ternational League club )esenla. Joe
Yeagei was appoliited tcnipoi ai'. leader
or the SliceterH III place or the former
Idol of the I'nhi (IroilllilH.
WIUm staled ymlciilay that his resig
nation was volimtar). lie felt Keenly
the fuel that his rltih had procd tiuch n
disappointment lu the race to date.
WIIIko erfecled a satisfactory settle
ment Willi the owner of the Interna
Louai League club, lie Is now free to
dispose of his services whet ever they
may be deinnnded,
Malinger Le Mngce of the Tip Topi
WATSON TAKES TWO
GAMES IN TWO DAYS
Sloiifed Pitcher Hepcnts His
Strniifrlinir of Hrookfeds.
Henting Kinncrnn.
Kit IIOHS AN'I) LITK COUNT
Yesterdaj's Kesiilta.
,st. Louis, 7; Broiiklvn, 1,
Pittsburg, Hi Nu.irk, I.
Ilnltlniiire. 4. Chlmco. 3.
llurralD'Kunsjs City Both games; cold.
Standing nf the ( lulls.
1 V 1. It W. I PC.
I Kansas City 37 :t '.; Nennrk .,M :s .Ms
hi Louis .31 71 .HIS, Ilrooklyn. ..: 31 ."
Pittsliurc . 70 77 ST1 llalllmore.. 77 34 ,3'H
. Chlc.ito. .31 7' .517 llilflalo 71 40 311
1 Tii-da's Seheilule.
1 Chicago In Brooklyn.
Uritiss city tn Newark.
PI liuls In Baltimore
Pltt'liurg In llurfaln
For the second time In two days
Southpaw Watson of the Sloufeds beat
the Tip Tops nt Washington Pnrk yes
treday nfternenn. He outpltched and
otitlucked Flnncran by a score of 2 to 1,
With faultless support this pitching
duel would have gone Into extra Innings,
ns not n run was earned. Halt's error
cn Miller, followed by Hnrtle's two
base hit, gave St. Ixuls a run In the
second. In the latter half of this Inning
the home team tied It. With two out
lohnson fumbled on Griggs and then
threw wild for Halt. These two mis
cues were followed by Simon's double,
which scored Griggs.
St. I.ouls won the game In the fifth.
With one out Wntson ilngled through
Smith and advanced on Tobln's out 10
Griggs. Vaughn walked. S-nlth's error
on Klrby filled the bases. Borlon
singled t.i left, scoring Wntson with the
winning run, On the piny Cooper threw
Vaughn out at thc plate. The score:
ST LOUIS IF , IlItOOKLYN iF L.)
ah ti 11 a e
ab h n a
T.O.In f
V.iuch'n.7ti 3 0 7 1 0l.Ma2ee.ib
3111 u.i-ooper.u
a 1 a 0
1000
1 t 7 0
0 0 0 0
0700
0 0 0 11
0 3 4 7
0 10 0 n
0 13 0
1 1 0
0 0 7 0
Kirby.cl 4 13 0 o,lnward.3b.
Itcirtwn.lt. 4 3 13 0 0,'Myera
Mlller.lt 4 13 1 OKauKcf
llarllev.e 4 113 OIKvansrf.
lienl'li. , 4 1 1 O Smilh.ss
Johnson, sa I 0 4 6 Jtririirra.lb...
Watson p. 110 3 O'llalt 3b
- Simon. e.
Totals Jl 7 77 15 7 Flnneran.p.
I Totals . :
1 37 if.
Halted for Howard in the ninth Inning
St Louis n 1 0 0 1 0 ' 0 07
Ilrooklyn 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I
Itiins-1! I-ouls Miller, Watson; Hrooklyn
Gritfs First base on errors Brooklyn. 2: SI.
Liens, 7 Ieft on base SI. I.onls. f.; llrook.
Im, 7 First base on balls -Off Watson, 7: off
Finnrran, 7. Struck out-fly Watson. 1; by
Finneran. 3 Stolen base Kaitff. Sacnfliv
hits Smith, Vanhan lwuhle plays-Smith
ami Ontris; Vauahan, Johnson and Hurt on;
Tobln and Ilortnn: Miller and Johnon lilt
liy pitched ball Hr Walson iCoopen t'ni'
plre In chief llrennan Field umpire Shale
non Time-1 hour and 71 minutes
At Newark.
It. B K.
Pittsburg IF t) 0 03 0 1 3 7 1 711 1 1
Newark (! L. . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 7 7
llatttrle Alln and O'Connor; nul.
bach, Ilramlom, Whlt'housa and llarldsn.
At Baltimore.
It. II. K.
Chicago IF I.) .0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 73 7
Baltimore (F l.i 00001 10 34 S 1
Batteries Itsndrli and Wilson, Fischer.
Ilalle), riiggs ami Owens
BERNER UNABLE TO WRESTLE.
Tlirer Boats Make l'i 1'roiraaimt
nt International Tourney.
Only three bouts wero on the pro
gramme at the. International wrestling
tournament at the Manhattan Opera
House last night There were to have
been four, but Wllhelm Berner wns not
In good enough physical condition to
meet Dr It. F Holler.
In the longest bout of the evening
Wlndek X.bysrko defeated Ivan Llnow
with a body hold after 42 minutes anil
OS seconds of wrestling. Alexnnder
Aberg pinned Joan Tlgan to the mat In
11 minutes and 53 seconds and Leo P.ir
dello, who substituted for Pierre Ia
Colosse, wiestled twenty minutes to a
draw with (leorge I.urlch.
Trnclier Bent Clinton .Vine.
I The faculty bent the school team of
! IieWItt Clinton High School ye.stcrdny
at Celtic Park hy n score of 10 to 0.
Coach Young, who pitched for the
faculty, made four hits In five tlmca at
bat. The score;
It. II. F..
Varsity .... 00020701 1 1 3
Farulty 0 4 2 0 0 1 3 0 10 15 1
latteries y.aecariio, Mmbcrg and Blair;
Young nnd Bastings,
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's llesulta.
Ittrbninnd, 7. Providence, 4.
Torcnto 3. Monlrenl. 3.
Horhesier Buffalo Both games; rain.
Mantling of the Clubs,
W 1, l"C W L PC
Proililence .- 19 fioi'ltm-liMter 73 23 TA1
Murrain 21 17 :m Toronto 74 7 ,4mi
Montreal. 20 J4 r..'i, -Newark .. 21 71 IT
Kiehmond -1 :'l Mi Jersey City 10 32 13J
To-dny's Schedule.
Newark In Providence
Jersey I'ltj In Itlclnnond.
Hocliester In Toronto
llulfalo In Muiitreil
At I'rm Idenre.
It 11 V.
III. htiiond it L. 1..00 I3OO0O07 17 I
I'rov Idem e t I 1. I 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 I k 2
II. merles - llli lininnd - Mnrrlsette an I
Krlchell. Providence Hfliullz and Holey.
At Teronto.
It. II. F.
Montreal t I. I . . O 0 0 3 OO0O0 7 7 0
Toronto it I. 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 3 v .'
Ilatlerles Montreal Hlchter and Bow.
ley. Toronto .Mi Tlgue and Kelly.
Texas League.
Heanmnnt. 7. Shrei eport. I.
Fort Worth. 4. Galveston, 0,
Hall Antonio. 7. Waco, 6.
Houston, .1. Dallas. 2
lrglllt League,
Noif.ilk. C. Newport News, 2 llirstgipiel.
Norfolk. '. Newport News, 3 t second
it.i me 1.
PriiTslmrg 4. Hucky Mount, 3
Siirfulk, 7. I'lirtsiiiuiith, il
I'ai Ille Coast l.eugue,
I '.. r 1 1 .1 11 , 1 s. San I'riinclscu. illisl gamei.
Pol tlaiid, 1. San l-'raticlsin, 0 ist-cuud
K llll-l.
1 1.1 li Inn. I. II S' ill Like. 7
Los AiiK.-le. 3, Y'cnlce, 7.
his suspended Pitt her Tom Sea ton for
Hie iln. He alleges that Seatoii turn
not taken the best care or himself,
sfatiui dcclates he will not allow tho
' lltnoMyii club to deduct salary during
Ills enforced vacation. In fact the
, former iitar of the Plillllei Is much
chagrined with the mode of discipline
It was said jesterd.iy that Seaton hud
thienti'iied to dcscit the club.
Mun.-iiret- Mnvee ,Ujc, of Inllelder
Wcstrt-711 eterilay to the Chicago Fed
ci ills. Wisterr.ll will report to Tinker
In Brooklyn to-day The boss or the
Tip Tops Intimates Hint he Is prepared
1 for 11 general shakoup tinlrss the team
pulls Itself together.
HARVARD COMES THROUGH
WITH BIG RALLY IN NINTH
Yale Loses Second Game of Series When Victory Seems
Certain Crimson Batters Bring In Two
Runs After Two Are Out.
CAMnntpoK, Mass.. dune 2.1. Thc Har
vard nine made n whirlwind finish to
day In Its second game with Yale, com
ing through with two runs after two
men were out In the ninth Inning 'and
winning by 3 to 2. Yale's football
Nemesis, Charley Brlckley, really was
Instrumental In blasting Yale's hopes
for tying up the scries, for It was he
who. with Hartc on first base In the
Crimson's final Inning, with two down,
tared out a two btsc hit between Middle
brook and Vaughn, whbh brought the
big catcher home with the tying run.
A moment Inter Frye. the tegular centre
fielder, who was not In the gnme to-day
because of n lame ankle until he was
called on as pinch hitter, slashed a hot
liner over ltellly's head, Kaston making
a splendid Attempt to smother thc lull
on the bound, but not being able to
hold It or even to try to nip Brlckley nt
the plate.
The Harvard graduates who trooped
out to Soldlerei Field by thousands ibis
afternoon had little to get excited over
until the finish. In the eeond llitilns
Yule made two runs. Yiiughn s oring
from first on Bush's long hit Into the left
field crowd. The two runs served Yale
until the fifth, when Harvard, nlso with
two men out, came up a point when
Abbot's double was followed by 11 clean
hlngle by Coolldge. After this Watroits,
Yale's left hnnder, sei II irvard back until
the ninth, when, by passing Ilnrle, he
started things lu the direction of a
victory Harvard by taking things In
the direction of a victory Harvard by
tiklng to-day's game not only Is the
winner of the Yale series hut also head"
the new triangular league formed this
year by Hnrvard, Yale and Prlncetwn.
The Harvard pitcher this 'afternoon
wns Wllmot Whitney, who until the last
moment was nxpected tn work at New
Haven yesterday. Whitney held Yale
to seven hits, hut was in trouble all
the afternoon, In six different Innings
the first Yale batter reached first base,
and twice men got on with only one
man out. Yale had thirteen men left on
the stations, twice being shut out when
the corners were filed and when a lilt
would have put thc game away for
keess.
Watnous, while hit harder than was
Whitney, seemed to bother the Crimson
batters more when there was nn one on
the bases than did Whitney. He gave
two passes, while Whitney passed only
five, three of them In one Inning and
two In another. Fly balls to Brlckley
saved Harvard a "good deal of trouble
In thc situations when the cushions were
covered, whllo Yale had one real life
WHITE SOX MAKE MERRY.
Take Another Ilnnlite llender nt
Clevelnnd, II tn I nnd 7 tn .1,
Cleveland, June 23 Chicago won
both ends of a double header from
Cleveland to-dny, 3 to 1 and 7 to 3.
Kit-lifer made his White .Sox debut In
tho second game. The scores:
FIRST GAME
CHICAGO (A L I I CLEVKLANI) iA. L.i
ab h p a e, ab h p .1 e
Flesch.ef . 4 0 7 0 0 I-lbold cf 4 3 7 0 1
Weaver.es 4 0 3 4 ft.Turner.r,l . 4 o n ? 0
KC'iltns.2b 4 3 13 octiapnuii.es 4 0 1 o o
Fntirnier.lb 4 3 11 0 0 .l.icksnn.lti 3 1 10 11 n
.1 Colhns.rf 4 110 OGran-jlf. .1 3 1 0 0
Ilnth. If. 4 10 0 O'snnih.rf .1110 1
Schalk.e .. 3 0 s 3 o.llomm'il.Jb 3 n n 3 0
Illackh'e.Sb 3 114 0 Kjhii c . 3 0 10 4 1
Cicotte.p 10 0 10 B.iEcrman.p 7 ' 0 7 0
I'Southw'th 10000
Totals .31 11713 Ojllowman.p. 0 0 0 7 0
Touts 30 r, ni 3
inited rnr narrman tn tne ettmii tnninr
Clncaio 00000210 O-J
Cleelatkl 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
Run Chlearo-F. Collin Fourniar. Kcdh;
Cleit-land Turner Two bae hits Craney.
E Collins. Fournler Thn base hit I Col
pns Borne run -Ilnth Double plav-Weaver
and Fournler First base on balls Off bow
man. 1 Struck out - lly H.-niermnn. ; by
Cicntte. 7 Sacrlflce hits- Cn-ntte, 7 Stolen
base Turner empires Connolly and Wal
lace Time I hour and 4"i minutes
SKCOND OAMF.
CHICAGO (A Ll 1 CLEYF.LAND iA Ll
ab bp a e ab b p ,1 e
Kelseh.ef 4 110 0 I.e,old cf 3 0 3 0 0
Weaver.ss 3 1 3 oTurner 3b I 1 0 2 0
F. Collln.2b 7 0 t 3 0 Chapman ss 40111
Fntirnier.lb 7 0 12 0 0 .la.-u.im.lb 4 1 11 o 0
.1 Collins.rf 4 2 3 0 0 Grainy It 40300
Kothlr .3010 0, smith. rl I 1 I u 0
Sehalk c . 4 14 0 i-;il.imm'd.7b I 3 1 r, 0
Hlackli'e.31) 3 0 2 2 0 H'NcllI e 4 1 :. 0 0
Klepfer.p 3 0 0 3 Ojllowman.p.. 0 0 0 1 0
- - - Cnunilie.p .21010
Totals 2S 5 77 1 4 Oinuthw'tli 1 o u 0 0
iWalkcr.ti 00000
Total 71 10 1
Itattrd for Counibe ill the seventh inning.
Chlcaso 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2-T
Clcirl-UHl 00001070 0-3
Klin Cleveland Smith. Hammond. 2: Cbt
eato Felsi'b. Weaver. K Collins Fournier. .'
.1 Collins, 2 Two lisse hit Hammond Three
base bits .1 Collins, Weaver. Sehalk Double
plars Champmi. llimmnnil mul Jackaoii; K
Collins. Weav r and Fournier Saerilbv bus
F. Colhi'. Until First lias on bills Off
llownriu. 2; oh Klepfer. 1: oh Walker. I; oft
I'niimbe. :' -tri.'-n out-llv Counils-. 2. b
Walker. 2; bv Klenfer. 7 Passed lull
Sehalk Wild pitehis Klepfer. Counibe I'm
lure Connolly and Wallace Time I hour
mid f minutes
New York State League,
AT WlLKIlSBAIIIti: FI11ST GAM 17.
It. It. n
lllnRbainton . . . 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1--4 7 3
Wlll.esbarre. 0 4 0 1 0 0 1 0 s il 11 0
11 itterlcs HltiKh.imton. Frock nnd Mur
phy. Wllkcsbarre, llerelskl, .MrOlnlcy nnd
Brleger
skcono gami:.
4 B. B. r.
Hlnrlnmion. . . 0 0 t 0 0 0 0 l 3 0
Wllkesbnrre 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 1
il'iilled, darkness. 1
Batteries Illtighntiitnn, llarned and Pe
terson, Wllkesbarre. llerelskl and Brleger
AT CTICA.
II. II n
Trov oooooonoto 01 1 .1
film 0010000000 12 12 7
llatterlts - Trn. Btnkles ami Mrtlr.ttll .
I'tlca. Taylor and .McllonniiKh.
All other games iralni.
NYn KiikIiiiiiI I.rHKur,
Worrrmpr, 2: l.ynn. I.
J'nrtl-inl. :. KltclilMirK. 1.
Mitnr)M'-ifr I l.iiwi'll ,1
I .t rn . i, 1.4-w Uton, h ilUwt K.ui,t)
NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.
I'r. 1 1 soft fur the While Sox, winning
llxe gauies III thiee days from the ("i.c
lallils
Fielder Jones seems tn be trying to re
pc it the nineteen straight he won as nine
nger of the While Sox The St. Louis
I'eds hive won ten straight
It Is leporieil that Bert Maxwell's arm
has plaveil out llllil til It the bone Is In
sin-It -.i n 1 1 1 1 In n that the Ilrooklyn Fe I
pitcher 1 done.
-The Giants now h,ie used up tbeli best
two pit! tiers nil the Phillies without be UK
able to KCt II rdlCt.
Onlv one bill was used In vest,rd.ivs
gene tit to the e,enth tuning. foul
wns raised Into the stand In the eleventh
and was the llrst time the ball had been
kuoiked out of the plavlug Held
Itobertson s lilts were both bounders to
the Inlleld The first was .lean, the sei
nnd wns because nobody colored first base
on a lap which Chalmers tlelded.
Don't know what Mctlraw Is going to do
with all the catchers he Is rnundlnir nr.
but If be could trade some of them for a
gnr.d plu-her It would help
Slierpsbend Bin Velodrome, Tel C
I 7104
Tonight. 4S, Motor Pace feature I.lnart
Seres. Wiley Clarke. Sncsrs. lvutser. nth.,.
Ladlra' Invitations of June IS honored tonight
saving lnttig. Thin was the Harvard
team's second sisslon and Immediately
after Yale had taken Its two run lend.
Hits bv Hortc ami Brlckley, with 11 pass
to Wliltnov. had filled tho bases, and
Abbot was nt bat with two men down.
Tire Harvard second baseman hit a high
ball on the line and like a rifle shot
oer John ltellly's head, but thc Yale In
fielder leaped Into the air and pulled
down the ball with his gloved hand.
It w is the greatest catch not only of
this game hut of any game In which
these two teams have engaged III years.
Hardivlck, while he made two errors
to-day, saved a run which would have
helped Yulo at the finish by making
a superb etop of Bush's hot shotjn the
ighth. Brlckley had another fine day
with the stick, getting three hits, which
makes six for him In seven times nt bat
lu the games d.iel so far. After the
game he nnd llarilwlck were selied hy
the undergraduates nnd carried In tri
umph from the field. The nines will
meet for their third game In Ilrooklyn
on Satunlay, but there Is no champion
ship at stake.
Seldom has n college nine passed up
so many opportunities ns the Yale team
did this afternoon. Two well placed hits
or even one at the right moment would
have made thc gnme an easy ono for
Yale. Harvard did not play with the
finish It showed nt Now Haven, while
Ynle was steadiness Itself In thc field.
The only Yale error was made by Itellly,
who after n great scoop of Hurte's hit
In the second Inning threw the ball past
Fltet Baseman Bush. I.e Gore, did not
have a chance on a ground ball nil after
noon, and the Harvard crowd did not
have a chance to see his wonderful
throwing arm In action. He did, how
ever, come through with three hits, each
time with a man ahead nf him, but only
one hneo ahead. Thc score:
VALF. HARYAItl)
ab h p a - al h p a n
Mld'eh'k.cf 4 t 4 " O Abbott.:!) . 4 t 1 3 0
F.aston.lf 4 0 0 1 n Coollilse.cf 4 7 0 0 0
Mllbiirn.7b 4 0 3 4 o.N.i.h.lb.. . 4 0 10 0 0
I-irore.ss f. 3 I 0 0 Caunctt.rf 4 0 0 0 0
Hunter. c S I 3 I ft.ll.irle.c 3 1 10 0 1
ltrilly.3h 4 1 7 J 1 Knrdwl'k 3b 4 1 0 : :
Volutin. rf : 0 7 i 0 lirieklry.lf 4 3 4 ft 0
Hush tl.. 4 1 10 0 0 llcrd.ss 3 0 13 1
Wairous.p 3 0 0 3 otFrye . . I 1 0 0 0
-'Whitn-y,i. 7 0 13 0
Totals , 31 ::! It I -
Totals 3.1 3 77 It 4
Two out when wlnnlnz run was scored
Batted for Ko-d In the ninth tnniinr
Yale . O.OOOOOfl 03
Bart aril 0 v 0 0 1 0 0 0 7-3
ltun - lt.iM.inl- Abbott. Harte. Ilriekley;
Yale-Vaiiihu. Hush Borne run Itii'li Two
base lilts-Coolldge. Brlckley Sacrifice hlta-K.i-lon
Mllliurn. Vaughn Stolen bases- Le
isure. .; Hunter. Vaunhii First base on er
rorsYale. 4 Ift on h.ises-inrvnrtl. d;
ale. 13 First base on balls-Off Wlntnev. ft;
oft Watrous. 7 si-nek not -fly Whitney. 7;
bv Watrous . Dnuhle nla -llec.1. Abbott
and -Sah Passed tiall-llarle Wild pitch -"hittiey.
t'mpitc Ilannnn and Member
Time-: hours and 10 minutes
STEEN PLEASES HOME FOLKS.
Pitches Tor to Victory llTpr i
Broivns, Srnrr- 4 tn '.'.
Iir.TROiT. June 23. Bill Steen made
Ids home debut In a Detroit uniform
to-day and pitched tho Tygers to a 4 to
victory over me nrowns. , rne r-corc:
ST LOUIS iA. L 1
IT. 1 It Ul 1 I A. 14 t
ab 11 p a
.snnunn.ir 4 1
o'Vltt.Sb
0 Kar'ah.3b
1 I
Austln.3b.
I'r.-itt.?lt.
4 33
1 1 A 1
1 1
3 0
.1 0
3 0
a 7
o conn cr
4' Wal'r.ef
F. Wal r.rf
Leary lb
' Lavan.ss
I s-cVerelil.e.
A?ne ,c
. lames, p..
Bowanl .
4 3 4 0 PCrawfiml.rf
4 A o fl'v.,,-li ir
4 n 17 0 0 Il11rns.lt..
4 113 0 llush.ss
3 13 1 O'stanage.c.
0 0 0 0 0 Stecn.p... .
7 0 0 4 0'
liooo' Totals..
0 0 0 0 0'
0 0 0 0 0'
ss i 77 1? 1
Iaiml Ik.p
Koob.p
Totals.. .31 ? ?l 13 01
Hatted for James In th eighth Inning.
St Loul. ... ..00000002 0-2
Detroit 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 x-i
Kune-St Louie. Shntton. Howard: Detroit.
ilt. Kavanatith. Cobb. Crawford Two base
hits Crawford 2. Kavanatuh. Cobb btruck
out Hv Steen 0 by James 4 First base
on balls -Off Jatnrs 3 Double play James,
Livan and I-ary Sacrifice hlts-Cobb. Ilurn.
Pratt Stolen bises Craw ford. Yenoh. Hush,
Sholton. Austin C Walker. Lavan, Howapl
Wild pitch Knob I'mpires-Ev.ins and Chill
Tune 2 hours
STRAIGHT HEATS SUFFICIENT.
nrnnklyn Horsemen Hold Mrrt at
PnrUixny Trni'L.
' Straight heats decided all of the light
harness races sterday of the Ilrooklyn
Pleasure tirlvcrs Association on tho
half mile track of the Parkway Hrlvlng
, Club Bert Hall's bay gelding Or.
Thtcct scored n hard earned victory In
the Clasf 11 pace, winning after a hard
tusle with Cicorge I i.ilryniplo'o big bay
Chief lit each heat the two sta.xeil
close together until the final straight
away, when Pr Thrcet went out to win.
The Miinniarles :
Class A Pace:
'George Fntclufl. n it iGenrge Harperl 1
Nutle Dlrcit. ulk. in. i Alfred II. I'eck i 7 7
, Tlmi I07I-. 110
i'iiih- 11 Pate:
Dr Thrcet, b. g (Bert Ball) 1 1
Chief, b, k. iG Dalrymplo! ;
Time 1:I2, 1:1S.
' Class A Trot!
Honey llov, h. g i Fred Lcchnerl 1 1
Sllxer Forties b g ill. -i.'. Itoulsion).. 7 2
Tlnn 1:14, 1:17
class B Trot:
Oh, Pop. b s (Joseph Hahncsand) . . . . 1 1
Sun Star, b g t.l. Wclpertl j
Time t:21i3. t -23 .
Special Itmes:
.1. S Me. b. g ulnieph Baltnesand ). to
, bent 1:oii.j. Time l:0Ji4.
King Audubon. Ii g i Matthew Deani. to
licit 1:10. Time i:oi
, Thomas Hood, h g (T. Lockwood), to
, beat I'l.V.. Time 1:11.
i .loi III nil I u tin in ltelciiseil.
Ci.kvkhnp, June 23 Joe Hlrmlng.
i ham, who was deposed as inannger of
i the local American League club re-
cently. received his tincondltlonnl release
from (iwnet- Sotiier.s to-day
Tritr.
RACING
JAMAICA
TODAY
$1,000 Suffolk Stakes
The Utah Handicap
The Michigan Handicap
& 3 Other Attractive Races
vinnx itAri: at titan r. m.
spkciai. baci: tbains
leave Pennsylvania Matlon. s.lil St, and
;th Av , also I'latbttsh Av Ilrooklyn. at
12.30, and at Intervals up to 3 P, u Course
also reached by Ttolleja,
liltAMI SIANIt, .!. lilllFM, l,-,0.
MtSIC BY MlLlrABV II A Ml.
SISLER ELEMENT IN
ALL MICHIGAN RONS
fiats in Ili'iivY. Sfoi'tM Other
Two nnd Stciils I'ivc IItiisi,
I lie I u (I i 11 r Home Once.
PKXX HKATKX. I TO
Ann Annoii. Mich., June 2 . M
gnu dofcated Petinsj Ivan, t ,u 11 1
4 to 2, and Ceorge Sisler on e n
stood out as the bright etar. lie iilo
three clean ulngles to-d.n, an.l hs
fourth trip was robbed o' a d'u' e
triple by a eensntion.il catch of .j n
In centre field. Sisler twice lui ,n 1 ,,
McKcen and scoicd tho othc 'wm i
himself. He stole live b.cs ,
three tlmrs and third nnd It .nie on.-
each.
Ferguson was In several bad 1 ,.,
onco having the bases full wta 1 1
out, but escaped unscathed after t ic tl
round, when errors by hts euppejjt id
In two runs. The scotc;
, PENNSYLVANIA. , MIl'llltiA.S
All li p n e all h 0 a s
.M.inn.?b... 4 113 (' llr.imlcl.ef 4 . t 1
solilmpf.ss. 7 1 1 r. Mi Viien,:b '
Irwtn.lf.... 3 0 0 0 O'Lah.idie rf I 0 t
Match'!. rf 3 110 o'Mskrlf . I
Knons.lf... 4 0 3 0 lleiiton.c 4 . 1
It W'I're.lb 3 on 0 o Stewart lb 4 .
Dolan.c 4 0 0 3 oW.iltr.ib 4 1 ; 0
Kane.Sh,. .4011 o'Miltel 4 0
II Wall'ee.p 3 0 0 3 1 Feruunn,p I I 1 !
An'ehr'er I 0 0 0 o'
Murdock.p. 1 1 0 0 0 Totals, .u 3 t:t n
Totals... 30 4 71 1? 3
Halted for It. K. Wallace In the seventh tn
nlnr
tlrwln out In first for Interference wua
catcher
Pennsylvania JOOOOOftflft-i
Mlchlean 1001700011
Buns Michigan. Mccjucrn 7. ller : IV 1
sylvan!,. .Mann. Schlmpf Stolen navs sit
ler 6. Mctjticen .. Benton. UraniW. II II
Wallace Struck out 11 Fertusnu in fr
B. K Wallace S. by Murdnck 1 First hi..
nn balls-lff Ferruson ft. off II K Waliac
Bit by pllcher- lly Femiou -Iiw n Lft
on bases Michigan I'. Peiinsjlvami fi y -m
base on errors Mlchlean PennsiHai 1
Blts-Off H K. Wnlla'c. in My ir jc
on Munlock. I In two inning' '"mi ri.
Iiavls and Ferguson Time 7 hour
TWO CAPTAINS ARE ELECTED.
Ietin nnil M'lc-lilunn I'liuose l.endera
fur I lllll Vines.
Ann Annon, Mich . Juno 23 John
Mann.. Jr., of Old U'estbury, I I, w.n
elected captain to-day of the lJ't I'e
sylvnnla baseball tram Mam, lii
lead off man for thc Quakers f. two
years while playing second in-' 1
played In the same position on l- '
man team. Ho Is an upper cIismi. n li
the dental department and pi-cpi 1 :
the Peddle Institute. IllghtMowr X
George I.abadlo of I'anc.x, Ka
fielder for two years, on the M -team,
was chosen to lead the W
lues to-night.
SCRATCH MEN WIN PRIZES.
llnslern Klslrlcl liiiines tre "t
I'nsj fnr l.nnu llarLer.
Scratch men finished well up n .
the athletic events a' the six.
ntlal field day of Ho i:.iM. : I '
High School ye-tcrday at Cn t I
Staten Island, lt'sldcs tlm it
games there was a ba-ekiH u "
which the facitlt.. beat the
by a score of fl to 7. Tin utiiin i .
r.00 Yard Hun-- Won b .1 l , . i
scratch. S ."nnacorc. IA 7, s. :,i 'i
ond; M Kurtnan. 3A-2. 10 xards. ihir
f.o Vnnl Dash. Freshmen - U on
Coffe.;. lll-S. 7 feet; .1 Hpsteln. I X
feet, second; M Taback. I A -1 . 1 1
third; Itosenhlulll. 1A-I. 10 fet, :
Time, i! 3-5 seconds.
100 Yard Dish Won by S Blii u.
7A-7. scratch: S. 1'rlednnn. .1 x ' I
second. S. Shuval. 2B-I, s.r.i- h
I. Ilosen, 7A-3, il ard. f"ii-'l-11
1-5 seconds
300 Yard Bun Won In M I M
2B-7. scratch, fl Cc.leb.ium Ml
yards, second, L. Kulnnofr. 311 1 1. i- -third:
M Selman, IB-'). 20 ri.
Time, 37 3-.1 seconds
SS0 Yard Helix Won bv 311. w."
bium, ltleben. Strolowtta ant 11.-
2B. with S. Shuvil. J. Share I g
and M. .1. Matu. sei oh I . tit i
Sclannt. W Kubln. .1 i'I,:.i'iMi
I.lpsky. third: 2A. with II K , I
S Bltimenthal and G lln-be
Time. 1 minute 47 3 '. sei-.m.i
410 Yard Itel.n. I'acrtv x- m H
IB. with ll. Chbin h.ati'i I l i t
Letmfsky and J Sclannl. l'i i - u
Hrannwer. At Cohen. II Sif c
Model, second.
ltunnlng High .lui.u n - - Il
win. 411-.'.. 3 Inehes. wit i ", '.-.'I il 1 -H
Prensky. 3A-... ; I i " 'i -,
inches, second: II I. in t
Inches, with I feet 1 : in. , - -
Banning Broad .limp a
Parower. IA-. x in. h -s wl-'i
itiches, G. GnlJe.iint. 'A-. '. -17
feet 2 Inches, second. 1 i'-n- i i
3', Inches, with 17 feet 1 '-','i ,i'
Lebofskv, 4B-2. n-r.iti U. with !' I"
ltiihes, fourth.
Pound Shot Pin w hi ' 11 K
SII-5, S Inches, with 35 feet ' 'li
l.lpstiltr, l.x-r.. , In, ties, w -ii
In. hefc. second , M. .1 i-np . -i. 1
sctatch. with 31 feet i In. u. - n
no Yard ln;crilio.iN c ,
P S lir. v lib .1 shin. .1 - ;, -Shapiro
an I .1 Ambrr. I' i
Kiir-nin. 11. Levi i. . -,
Frleduian. srii, I "7
.cltilBher. ltorni.i'i .iii.l I. i--U
I. '2. w Ith Gross Fl-.'.i, - Mi' i
fourth. Time, : -. i-
s-outhern I eilL'UC.
Mc mphls. 7 . N i-h i "
Little no. ll 4 . i ' 1 1 I - no. c I 0
Mobile 3. New I - .
Birmingham. 1 .- ' i a
Pro. peel Park ll.i.
Windsor F l" . T Ha. I
It ix a Insu-a ti i i -
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