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12
THE SUN, SUNDAY, AUGUST 1, 1915.
-
BROOKLYNS HIT TWO
SNAGS IN PITTSBURG
tfnniiniY Kofiislrrs His Sixth
Shutout mid Sixteenth
Victory of Year.
SECOND (JA.MK 10 IXNIMiS
riTrsiilMio. July 31. The llionklyi'f
MilToicil ,i iloulile defeit Id.ita.v nl tlm
liiitnln of the I'irule. tile flr-t R.iine'
moir leinjr ." to . whilp the econil
r.ime went K tli lentil InnliiK, the
Ki me Ix'Iiik Tt to I
Toui.s Al Mitniuiix Knt III' -Ixteenlh
victory iiml hi flttli hut(iut In the
111 ft (uiteM. ImlcllliK the visitor to
t lit t p hit- imil one wulk. )nl four
men ic.ti'lietl -croud nml olio not l
ttilnl, tile I.UtPi Hip result of mi error.
.ilptnti iiIhh put nl' :i roiiiI K.itnc
until the plKhth Iniiinu. In tho tlilril
O.irey, Collin: nml .l.ilinlin all regis
tereil ut Hi on 11 lie-It I tup, hut no
core iPBiilteil.
Ill the elRlith l!llion lel off with :i
triple to the score board nml Hvhnns;
went In tn run for him. Mnmatix struck
mil, hut t'arey hunted nfp and Holiani
-cored. Colllna nlo hit u wife. Apple
ton hit Johnston mid then pitched l.it
the catcher to the -creen. Carey mid
Collins Kcored and Johnston wont to
third, whence he Kcored on lllnrhni.in'n
sacrifice lly. Wucner doubled to left
nnd scored on Vlox's sIliRle.
The second same wmi one of clinnR
Ins color, ii both sides wele forced to
send In relief pitchers, six belns used
In the. ten liinlniss. Smith and AUmn
started, but tho former did not last
over tho third InnlnR. tn the second
Ualrd tripled to rldht and scored on
Murphy's slnnle. the latter golnir to
second on Adams's sacrlflce and ecor
lnfr on Carey's double over Wheat's
head.
The Pirates got two more runs In the
third. Johnston bounced the ball hlnn
In the Infield nnd Iwnt the throw to
first, scoring on Wagner's triple through
8tnKcl.
Dell replaced Smith, and on winding
up for his first pitch Wagner et sail
for tho plate, registering safely. Dell
remained In the box for four and two
third Innings without allowing a hit, giv
ing way to Schultt as a pinch hitter In
the clRhth. I'feffer took his place, and
In the tenth, with the score tied, Collins
and Hlnchm.in both doubled, the former
scoring the winning run.
The DodgerH made n great rally In the
ehthth Inning, when they got three tal
lies and tied the score. They had
scored a run In the third Inning on
Smith's hit, a sacrifice and O'.Mara's hit.
With the (.core i to 1 against them In
the eighth McCarty led ofT with a safe
blow and Schulti followed suit. Mc
Carty was hurt sliding Into second and
Olson took his place.
On Vlox's wild throw to first after
Myers had forced Sehult. Olson scored
and Myers reached second. When
O'Mara singled to left Myers stopped at
third and Adami left the box, Cooper
taking Ills place.
The first thing Cooper did was to un
loosen a wild pitch, scoring Myers and
sending O'Mara to third, from where he
noted on Gilbert's safe hit to centre.
Thl tied the score, but Wheat could not
fetch mid Daubert was left on the base.
In the ninth Inning Costello went, to
bat for Cooper, which eliminated the
porlslder In favor of McQuillan, who
i;nt through the tenth Inning safely and
gets credit for the victory. The score:
KIKST GAME.
BROOKLYN iN 1. ) I l'lTTSDUBO (N, I,
ab h p a el b h p a r
Myera.ef I ; o OCarey.lf 4:100
O'Mtra.e . 4 2 l 0 1 Colllna.ef ..42400
lnubert.'.b 4 0 10 0 0 Johnaton.lb 119 0 0
Wheat .If . 4 1 2 0 0 Hlneh'n.rf. 3 0 4 0 0
Cuth'w,:b 3 0 3 J oUva-ne-,a. 41001
itleiwel.rf.. S 0 4 0 oVlox.:h.,.. 4 10 10
(tftl.Ib. ,, 3 0 0 3 0 llslrj.lb.,.. 3 0:01
Mlller.e, .303: oIGlbaon.c... 3 1 6 1 0
Appletoa.il 3 0 0 1 0 Sclianr.c..., 0 0 10 0
Maaiaux.y. 30030
Tola..., 3) 3 14 11
I Totali 8 B 7 J
rirooklrn 00000000 0-0
Pittiburr ooooooog id
Runt-Pitlaburr, Caxey, Colllna. Johnston,
nainer. Sehaut. Tu base hit Wanner.
Three baae hit -Gibson. Sacritiee. bit-Cut-ehaw,
Stolen base O'Mara. llaae) on ball
-Off Appleton. oft Maniaux. 1. Hit hy
pitched ball By Appleton. 1. SI ruck out lly
Appleton. 1: by Mamaux, 4. UmplrraKlaier
and Hart. Time 1 hour and 39 mlnutea.
SECOND GAME.
BROOKLYN (N. L.) 1 I'lTTSDURG (N I)
. ab h p a e ab h p a e
Myera.ef... 61:0 oCarejr.lt 41200
O'Mnra.a.. & 2 1 4 1 Coliina.ef... i I 1 1 0
Di.ubert.lb. i 1 13 I 0 Johnaton.lb Ml! 0
lVheat.lt... 4 0 s 0 olHlnchm'n.rf I I f. 0 0
Cutehaw.2b 4 0 0 3 OlWasner.aa., 4 1 .' 3 0
Wentel.rf.. 4 0-10 OiVtox.Sb 4 0 6 3 2
el.3b 4 '0 2 0 nalrd.Sb..., 3 114 1
MpCarty.e.. 4 3 6 0 0 Murphy.e... 41:00
Olaon 0 0 0 0 0 Ailam.n.. . 2 0 0 4 0
Miller.c .. 0 0 3 0 OCooper.p,.,. 0 0 0 0 0
Smith,!).. . 1 1 0 0 0 JCortello, 1 0 0 0 0
Dell.P 1 0 0 2 0 McQulllan.p 0 0 0 1 0
tSehultl.... 1100 0 .
Pfefter.p... I M 10 Totala 3; vSOH 3
Tot al . . . .39 ifl t293"l
Ran for MtCariy Id the ninth innlnr.
tlUttrd for Dell in the eighth Inntnr
tTwo out hen wlnnlnir run wa acored,
IRatted for Cooper in the ninth innlnc.
Brooklyn 001000030 04
Pittaburr 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 16
Runa-Rrooklyn. Myera. O'Mara. Olson.
Smith; Plttabure, Colllin. Johnatoii, Warner,
Balrd, Murphy, Two bate hita-Carey, Col.
Una. Hinchman. Three haae hila Warner,
Ralrd. Saprinee hit Adama. stolen ti.e
Waaner Double play Waaner and Johmton.
Baa on balla-Off Smith. 1: otf Pfeffer. 1
girui'k nut lly Smith, I: by Dell. 3: by
Pfeffer. 3. L'mplrea Rigler and Hart Time
: hours and 9 mlnutea.
REDS BUNCH THEIR HITS.
Itndnlph Yields Tnllle In Second
nml Sixth IiiiiIiik.
Cincinnati, July 31 Cincinnati
bunched hits In the second nnd sixth
Innings to-day and won the final contest
from Huston, U to 3. Dale pitched
trood ball, DovIh relieved Hudolph In
the eighth. The score:
BOSTON IN. 1. ) I CINCINNATI iN 1, 1
ab li p a e ab li p a e
4 110 o Groh.Sb.. . t 2 n 11 0
Vnran.rf
Fi r. Jli
2 1 1 0 lieri'.H
1 0 3 7 0
4 0 4 3 1
4 3 r, 0 0
(12 0 1
1 1 4 0 0
0 II 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
ll:0l)
1 3 7 0 0
4 10 0 0
F,triit'k,.li 0101 0 Wjiht,:h
Cnniuilly If
1 2 2 0 0 Ktllifi r.cl
3 111 0 Griffith rf
-1 hniiilt lb I 0 10 0 OCI.irhr.i'
I 0 10 0 OCI.'irhr.i'
ill: 0 lltodera..
Smith, 'b
lrfr.oe 104
Win o c
linwev
fiiKinlph p
Tvltr
Dt i p
4 t 1
William.. It.
MnllwiK.lb
Dale.p
; 0 n 2 0
1 11 0 0 A
10 0 10
1 1 0 0 0' Totala,.
."3 U .fl) 2
Tnl il ".t ' 21 11 7
Batlnl for Itndnlph la the elahth innln.
flatte.l Ine li iris In the ninth Inning,
than fur Clarke In the elehth limine.
r.osinii 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0-3
Cincinnati . . 0 2 0 0 it 2 1 u -r,
(tune- Cni'iiinali. (Jinn. Klllifer 2, flriffltli,
Clarke; Hasten Kilipntriek. Connolly 2
SI i ii. U out- llv Hale. 2: bv Kildoli.b 1 ii.iho '
ru hill Olf Pile. 1: off Uuiloliih. I: off
Ilivia 1 Two ba.- hlla-Klllller. Clarke,
(rob Three base hita-Mnllwiu. Klllifer.
Pontile play Itiidolntt, Maranvllle and
!. Imildt Sn.Tlflie hll-Clarke I'mplre
ntrnn and Kasnn Time 1 hour and It
nilnuli
f'olnnlal l.enaue.
New lledfnrd. H; Harifonl, r, 4 first
;anil
New Ileiiford, I, Hartford, 1 (nerniid
emn)
llrorktnn ti, HprliiKfleld, I (oral itaitie),
Springfield, f.; Hrncktnn, 4 (second
fame)
New 11. ton, I; .'awtueket, 1 (nrat
rimn
lw tucket, 5; New Haven, 0 (.ennd
Same),
At Arelle I'ark.
ThlU. (llama, . . SOOftoooooo ' 'i K,
JJmplraCHyA.A, ft'ioooioiooo. 2 5
Ilatitrlea Smith and tfeliiuon, llorle
apd Dltial.
-i
CALDWELL, PIPP AND HIGH
LOWER WHITE SOX FLAG
Yankees Put Up Fine Game, With Makeshift Infield ,
Steady Benz Holds Donovanites to Half Dozen i
Hits, Only Two Being Bunched. !
The Vmikces lieal the White Sox yes
terday afternoon, hut Chicago was nble
lo retain clear title to second place, as
Hip Hed Sox turned on thp Tygers, New
Vork got back to within tuo game of
the Wiishlngtoii'i. ilrlfllth's men "Vst
out to the llrnwns. t'liltadelphla stopped
i;iepand.
Veterda)'s lti-.iilt.
Nen Yfk, J, Clilcaxo, 1
M.i. Inn, 4i Delrnll, I.
HI l.ciuK S; WahlnKlon,
Philadelphia. 1; Clrelanil, 0.
tetalle.1 fttamllni of th ClaW.
o .
S
til
E E
S
O 6.
m.m .rl:
u is Tej
7! ril
Club
-it
') (U ;
lloion
l.'hlraio
iletrolt.T......
Wahlnton.
"l
n 7.10
s
o
r it
4? 49J.MS
"444'7i?4'4
New York....,
Ht. l.ouiC...
Cleveland
Pbudeiphra"
tlamealo!.t.,
r
3
3
s,
4
t2.l .344
r;oi r
SSllJ1''
To-laj' Keliednle.
No jrnme acheduled,
Wild UIII Donovan's shuttered legion
turned upon tho White Hox yesterday
afternoon at thp Polo (Grounds nnd ripped
them up by a score of 2 to 1. It was
only the second time that Jfew York
had been able to stop Chicago In ten
games played this year. Hut tho man
ner In which the Yankees went about
their business proved conclusively lo
the 10,000 spectators that neither Chi
cago nor any other American League
club should make a football out of
Donovan's clan If his young men would
only keep their heads up all of the
time.
Yesterday's wa one of the best
games the Yankees lrive phi led at home
despite the fact thnt both recklnpaugh
and Malsel were still missing from the
Infield, This makeshift Inner line was
far steadier than usual, I.tite lloono
seems to have accustomed himself to
the short field oucu more. ll.uiinanti
worked as well as his Itwlde partner.
Those White Sox fought as gamely
nnd as heartily as the home team all
the way, Donovan sent Hay Caldwelf
a.fter the Windy City aggregation and
Caldwell was In rare form. He had to
be. fur big Joe ltenr. was no slouch at
any time. Hem held New York to half
a dozen hits. Only once were two of
these seen In one Inning, and on that
occasion the locals did not score, as tne
blngies fell with two gone.
Caldwell ceitalnly deserves n great
deal of credit for putting his club on
the move upward. Yet he never could
have done th's without the able assist
mice of Walter I'lpp and llughie High.
Iletween the pair of them they got lioth
of New York's runs, and two were
needed for victory.
High got the first till b himself.
First up in the fourth Inning the fleet
Utoflelder leaned up against it slow bait
from llena with such force that It shot
against the frleie of the upper tier In
right field. Cnder the fair American
League rulcH this was it home run.
Walter I'lpp didn't get any sort of a
hit, except a sacrifice, yet twice he
saved the day. In the seventh, with a
man headed for the plate, he pulled out
of the clouds with one hand a random
throw from Himue. This wonderful
stop, whlcli retired the side, cut oft one
sure run and maybe more. The moral
effect of one bad play in such a bitterly
fought game can scarcely be realized.
l'lpp's sacrifice In the ninth won the
nrgument. He came to bat with men
on second and first and none nut. The
White Sox Infield liatlll ally expected the
big fellow to bunt. ripp took the
BROWNS 0UTOAME SENATORS.
Score Tied In Mnlh Wheu They
tin After HorhlliiK nnd Win.
W.A81I iNOroN, July .11. The Ilrowns
turned tie tables here to-daj', winning
the second game of the series from the
Senators, J to 3. Willi the count a
tie In the ninth the Hrovns got after
Hoehling und cracked out four hits,
rushing over enough runs to win
Hamilton was touched freely, but kept
the nine hits off hi in well scattered. The
score :
ST IXJl'IS (A I. )
WASHINOTOX (A I..)
ab ti pa
I UU II I
ShottorUf 4 2 10 oMoel'r.rf.If
1 0
Auatin.Jb.. 3112 fot-r.:n...
Slaler.ef. . 4 0 3 0 olMllan ef
I'ratt.Sb 4 4 1 t. o;.Shanka.3b .
Walker.rf. 13 3 0 o (iandil.lb. .
Howard. lb 4 2 It 2 0IAeoata.lt .
1. aran 3 0 3 2 0 ,tnhnon rf
Severeld.c. 4 17 2 otenry.c ..
Hamilton. p 3 0 0 1 0 Mcllrule.
- (iallla.p ..
Tola!.. 31 13 27 II o'MVilllanu
llii-lilint.p
tAIn smith
I 0 I
3 1 3
I I 3
4 2 7
1 0 1
2 0 1
4 2 6
3 1 2
2 1 0
0 0 0
0 0 t
1 0 0
2 0
0 0
2 0
0 0
1 il
0 0
1 0
3 1
1 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
Total, ss (i 15 1
ltalled for (Jalha in the evenlli innln
tllatted for llnehlluir III the ninth Inulmr.
St loilli , 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 55
Washington 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 01
Itiina St. linn. Shottnu, SUlrr, Pratt,
Walkir. Howard; Waalilnttmi, (ianihl, John,
un. Mcllrule Kir.l bane on error St liui.
la-ft on bate Waahlnatiin. : St Iaiuls, .1
l)3.e on balls -Oft (lallla, 1; off Hamlllnn. 3.
Hlla tin (lallla. 'I lu aeven luuiii.a; uff llorh.
Ilnir. I in two I11111111 Struck nut lly
(iallla. I. bv Iloclilllu. I: by Hamilton. 1
Three base hlla (lanilll, Shimon. Two base
lilt Walker Saerlfli. hlt-Willama. Auatln
Slolen baae Howard. lilt by pltiher llr
Hamlllnn i.Mllnul. l.'mplrea Hlldi brand and
O'l.oii-hlin Time 2 houra and f mlnutea.
ATHLETICS WIN IN FAST TIME.
Cleveland lift Only Three lilts
nnd Vi II 11 ns lift WyeUofT.
I'liii.AiiKi.riiiA, July 31. In record
lime for Hie Athletics they defeated
Cleveland to-day b) t to 0. A muff by
Wnmbsganss of Tinner's throw for a
force play gave the Athletics the win
ning run In the eighth. After this error
rli'hnng sliighd home llealey. WyckolT
allowed Clepiirl three singles anil only
twenty-eight men faced him. Six hits
were made off llarstad. It required
only eleven minute over an hour to
play the game. The score :
CI.KYKI.ANII (A I..I I'JIII.A iA 1, 1
ab h 11 a ab It p a
Stbw'lh.rf I 1 I 0 o:nealey.3h.. 4 2 12 0
TiiriKMn 3 o 0 a o,w,tih.rl
Clip,iim'n.s 3 0 2 3 I'oidrliu.lf
1 0 3 0 0
113 0 0
I I 3 o o
3 0 4 0 0
10 3 11
3 0 li 3 ft
3 110 0
3 10 3 1
jacknii,ii 3 1 o ii sinauzef
Klrkr.lh
J o 11 0 l,l.a oie.lh
3 12 0 o)falnue,:b
30211 I ... j . c .
2 0 10 ft'Kopf.j
toon o wjikiiff.ii
2 0 0 3 0
1 0 0 0 0, Total .
Smlth.ef
Wamby -b
O'Nelll.e.
Il.irbare
Harslad.p
tKvans ..
3t 6 21 9 3
Tolal .27 3 31 13 .1)
Halted for O'Neill In the ninth Inninj.
Olattrd for llarstad In (he ninth I mil na
Cleveland 0 o o o o o r, o 0 0
Phtladetphli oooooooti 1
Hun Philadelphia, llealey IWl un base
-Philadelphia, 8; Cleteland. I Saerilk. hit
-Klrlte, Struck out lly Wyrkntf. i., by liar,
atail, (. Kirat bae on errors Cleveland I:
Philadelphia, I, Hate on ball oil liar.
Had. 1, Imiplrea-KaUlu and Hluoou, Tunc
1 hour, tad it poluuir.
healthiest kind of u swing at the Mist
pitch. Thnt Morlnrty set the Sox In
field to guessing. Illackblirue and
Kournler, drawn half way Into the plate,
edged hack a few Inches.
Hecause of the proximity fit tho third
nnd flist baseman I'lpp had Just one
small spot of the lulleld us it target.
A bunt either In the llrst base side or
towanl the box Voiild have been suicidal
' for thnt would hae meant n cotnp.ir.i
'lively easy chance for a force out at
i third. Hour, kept the second ball high
iatid lo the Inside so that I lie percentngx
, would favor a bunt rolling to the first
base side.
I'lpp. however, surmising us much,
pulled back ns the ball left the pitcher's
hands. The result was us pretty a
bunt as could have been placed with n
ftiiiKO stick. Illnckbuine had tn make
a hutrled play. Ills nrm was untrue.
The ball carried high mid on the error
the winning run soured.
In the first three Inning" both sides
went out In order before the deadly
lire of Caldwell and lienr.. Weaver
scratched the first lilt of tho game with
a lazy hopper to Kallmann. One wu
out at the time mid HucW died a seiond
afterward trying to steal.
New York's llrt hit was High's home
ru:. in the second half of this period.
Kelch robbed till- nme batter of an
extra base kn"ck In the opening round.
Chicago tied In the fifth when the ve'.cr.in
! umpire Tom Connu'ly g.ie them the
benefit of the doubt on (Hie c!oe play.
Pournler, who whirred the Hist three
limes he fared C.udwell, was the first
out In the fifth .1. CclUns singled to
right, but Nunamaker flagged him when
he attempted to pilfer. Kelsch walked
on n bill that appealed to cut the heart
of the plate. Iloone went nway luck on
the grus for a pretty stop off Mayer
H was forced to throw while off balance.
, The peg to llaumann was so high that
i the second baseman had to Jump, but It
looked as If I'addy settled on the bag
I while the runner was half a step away.
I Connolly could not see It that way and
both men wer- safe. Ill.ickburne singled
Mo right, scoring Kelsch. Mayer got to
third on the blow, but was left with
lllnckburne when High made a shoe
string catch of a low liner from Hen.
In the sixth Chicago threatened again.
.Murphy beat a bunt to Hartzell a ,i
starter and Weaver sacrificed. Kddle
ColHns tiled deep to Harney. The latter
made a wonderful throw to Itoor.e which
every one but Connolly considered a dou
ble play. Caldwell was forced to fat.
Vournle'r for the third time to avoid
danger.
J. Colllm walked In the seventh and
Kelch sacrificed. Mayer struck out.
When Hl.ickburne hit to Iloone Walter
I'lpp saved the day by hH tine one
handed catch f a wild throw.
In the second half with two out the
Yankees nude a bid for the game. Cook
nnd Harney both singled. Doc didn't nut
a- fast ns lie might on Kallmann's
grounder to lllnckburne and was forced
when the third baseman slid Into his
station with the ball.
Nothing more of moment happered
till the Yankees came to bat In theli half
of the ninth. .1. Collins estimated Iloone
too cheaply He played such a short sun
Held that he was unuble to get balk
for I.utc's lly to left. Hootie got u double
for hlmelf. Hen was a bit (instead)
with Hartrell and finally hit him on the
shin. Then I'lpp came across with ld
perfect bunt and the umpires palled it a
week's work. The score:
CHICACO (A. L.)
ab h pa
. NKW YOIIK iA. I,.i
el ab h p A e
ii If iarli.1 r . I 2 1 0 ii
ulitoolie.i. , 112 10
A'lln.l..ll li a ,i l a
Mur,nhy,rf 4 1
Weaver., 3
KColllna.Jh I
Kuurnfr.lt
jciiiitns ir. 3
Kelaeh.ef. I
1 I
o 1
0 12
1 3
0 2
ojllarti-II.Sh
0,Pipp.lh
OCooU.rf .
0 3 Ii
1 2 0
1 3 o n
I 3 2 0 1
il 7 3 0
0 10 0
n, Harney .of .
M ayer.e 3
ll'Uh'rtie.3b 3
1 1
1 2
0 llaum un. 2b
1 N'niaker.e
(i Caldwell, p.
11-llT.Ii ...3011
Totals :f77l Totals . 57 !
None out In the ninth liinmz when win
ntin run was iirrd.
rhii-jno ..oooot oooot
New York . . 0 0 0 I 0 o o 1 .'
Hlins-Chleao, Keilc New York, Hull.
Iloone Kirst base on error -New ork Ue h
Tiin-Hl.h. Two ba-e hit 1'""' J,1"';".""
balls -Jn tajuvtrii, -. .-i,nn.
liv Caldwell. Sacrifice lulu-Weaver.
iviih. I'ipp. "it by pitched ball -")' IJe'i-
fllarlzel i t'mplre- hlef-Wallace. Kield
umpire '. Connolly Time-1 hour and 4.1
minutes
A Hint cur l.enuuers In Tie.
The Commonwealth Club retained lis
clean slite In the Anuteur league by
playing a nine Inning tie game at 2 runs
all with the Crescent Athletic Club 011
the latter"!! grounds t Hay Hldge yes
teiday. The score: j(
..,,.-, 1)0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -2 0 3
CommonUValth 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-2 3 3
llalleries -l.ee and HInKhalll, llauaewehi
and llooth
American .Mlallon.
T ri.KVKI.ANI HIHUT IIAMH
It. II K.
n, I.1UI ooojoiio 01 x u
(evelan.l.. .. 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 01 8 I
ll.itlerle. Wllllaina and Jnhnaun; Carter
and Levoat. hk,oni) nAMR
it. 11 r.
It Paul ... ,00001000 0 1 h 3
e etelaml. .. 2 o u i o " " " s .
Ilitterles I.eltleld and (lletin, Johnsons
Hnwiiian and Hillings
at roM'Miir?.
It II K
Mliw aukee . .
ColuinbUM. .
000000O00 0 1
0 1 0 2 1 0 0 0 X 4 13 1
Shackelford and lluchra,
Ilalterle
Kerry and Coleman.
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
It. II K.
Minneapolis. . O0OOO2O3 0 It 11 2
IndMllHpolls. 0 0 t 0 I I 1 0 0 7 9 3
Hatlerles Williams. Vlngllng and (ihar
rlty. Tltiple. Willis, Harris, rrandall and
(iui(
AT I.OHISVII.I.K.
II II IJ.
Kansa ("lly.. 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 3 0 5 3
l-Ulvlll. .. 0 0 2 6 1 3 0 0 -11 IT I
llatlerlf Gardner, Carroll and ilelbel.
Northriiti and (!roln.
New Knaland League,
Worcester, 3: Manchester, 1 (llrst aamei
Worcester, 1: Manchester, 0 (second
garnet
Lawrence. f; Portland, 2.
Lowell. 4, Kltrhburg. 1 (first gamei
Lowell, 2, Kltchburg, 0 (serond gainet,
l,etvitoii.Lynn, rain
Western la-ague.
Omaha. C; Topeka, 4.
Other game postponed, rain.
I'ro.pect I'ark ltetilU i
IlllOOKLVN AM ATHI'lt LKAlll i: !
Centra! Y. M. C. A, 8; Aurora M K. '
Club. 2.
Trinity Club. 7, Suburban Arrow, fi (
Sagamore ('iub, 9, .1. .1 T. CoukIii fl I
II ('.. 4. I
HTAMilMi or l.llAlll.'K
W. L. pc
. o I .noo
. ! 4 .tiOO
, ' .' r,oo
,4 (00
, .1 333
. 2 7 22"
Trinity Club
'entrnl V. M. C. A ...
Suburban Arrow
Aurora M A K Club.
S.iKtntore A. c
Cousins II. II. C
V M C. A. I.RAdl'K.
Central, fi. Carlton, 3
Prospeit Park. 3; Heilford, 0.
lll'KII THHMINAL LIIAOI'K
Hb'llle Cn, 10, Cltenau Co. 0,
Se,ir.('roi- 12. (Iroipaii. I
Crai kerlack, 7. Hush Terminal. ,
I'ulleil cigars. ". Kiigl.inder. 0,
OTHllll Itl'Sl LTS
I'arlfle Hi nil o North SJ.Ie Hank,
INrkway ! c . ;i . MHfoni. 3
li HltYTIIINO KllK
Billiards
Bowlingj
Prin'i un iVrms Suit.
REPAIRS by EXP15RT MECHANICS
lite nriinaulrk-llalke-Cnllender Cn,,
-' to US Vt ct a.d Ul Mew Droadway.
SKEETERS RAP BOTH
Ncillici' A hie to Keep .Ici'scy
Swntsinitlis in Chock anil
Score Is ! to 1.
S1IKH.MAX KXCKI.S HIJACK
eslerdn)'s ltr-nll.
lersev Citv, if Montreal, 1
IPllf.i'n, ; Itlilimoud, I iflrt cam'
Mnrf.ilo, 9: Itlrtimnml, 2 lecnnd came)
Toronto. ! Ilarrlbur.. 2 illrsl came)
Toronto. I! Iliirrlbur. I dell liuilti. dark-
h. pfinil fiam-i
I'rm lileiiir, 3. Itm hier. I ' fl rl anmei
llii'lusler. 4! Providence, i i-eiond camel
Mainllna of the ( I (.
W. I.. PC. I W. P. PC.
I'rm Ideucc. M 2 .H !toehler T' I"
llurfalo ... IJ .13 .ciiS'Tnronni
lliiii'lshtirir. 14 33 .r-VUlU'limond.
Mnnlre.ll .. O to .:n,Jerey fit)
11 4 .412
34 M .12
.1. M 3f2
'l'o-dn)n ehedidc.
Jersey CHy in M0nlre.1l 1
Montiii:!., July .11. Neither Houd '
nor Mcllale could hold the Skeete'r I
swntsinitlis here tills afternoon, with the
result that Jersiy City won easily, 9
to 1. Sherman was hit hard, but kept
the lilts scntteied, The scute:
JEII0KY CITY if. L.1, MONTItKAI, I 1. 1
ah h ti a e ab h n a e
TriiedV.li .".lit O'Nash.M .. j i 3 4 1
t'urteil.i, . .', o a .i clliriau,.b.. 1 J ( ; i
llues-b.. .114 1 0 Wlnirnfn.cf 3 0 2 0 0
liemnntl II. i ! 1 t OKlynn.lb.. I I II 0
Harry lb.. ". 1 14 0 P,.lmenla 3h
M.umiii'.if 4 . 1 0 okniKli.'.f.
Ill ike.rf ... 4 10 0' llohlen.rf .
ItxanMs.c 3 110 0 1lolr.c
Sherman. p 1 3 0 S OM.uliien.c .
IDowii.n,. .
Totals . 4) 13 27 12 0 rlt.lle II.
1'P Smith ..
110 3 0
t 3 . o 0
3 0 10 0
i a a i ft
3 1 : o I
2 0 0 0 0
L
I Totals
it 17 V !
Halted for Mcllale In tho ninth Iniitn-
Jrr-ry City 00ft3ft00ft t
Montieal 00000010 0-1
ftuns-Jerser City. Purs ?. Demmltt 7. Man
nlntr 2. Ill.-ilsr 2. Ite.vnolds- Montreal. Madden,
Tuo base hits Unwil, Irelan. 1. Smith. Ab
melda. IllaUe. Maakleli liases on balls
Off Dowd. 2i off shenii.ni 'J Struek out
llv Sherman. 7: by Mcllale. 7 I'mplrea
Harrison and Caullllower Time-2 houra
At Itorlirstrr.
KIKST (.AM.:.
Provldenc- (I. L ). 1 S 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 7 0
Ur.rhr.li r 11. I. 1.. 1 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 o I 5 3
itnti..rl .Qrhnliz. PAlniero and Chy.
Wanamaker; HuenUe. Hen-be and Will- j
lams.
SIP'ONK OA.MK ,
II. H H. '
Prnvlrtenie 1 1. I. I. 0 0 0 0 0 O 3 0 3 S 0,
llurhesler ll I.I. . 0 0 3 1 0 0 Ox 4 V 0
Ilitnrles ..r and Casey. Unit,,
Krlik.Kit and William..
At Tiimiitii.
PIIIST UAMK.
it ii r. ,
ll.iirl.l.urK il I.I. 01 tooooiie 2 4 h
Toronto I I I.I 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 ( - s to 4 I
ll.ittrle ChaU k and Sno . Ilirl.frt
ami Koelur
SKCONIi (IAli:.
II I. n. ,
llarrislnirg I I. ) o o o 0 I 0 0 o a 1 t
Toronto 1 1 l..i.. o n 0 o 0 1 0 ii ii o- 1 'i 2
(lame railed. darkll"
ll.iiterb-si.ooabread and II
t.uiiu" slid Kocher.
Al 1 1 u ft., lo.
KlltST (lAMII.
Mn'f-
It II 1
Hlrliniolid if 1.).. 1 2 0 (10 0 1 0 0- 4 II 1
llulf.tlo li Ll.... 0 il II u S 1 : 11 1
Ilait"rI-- I4li linioiiil, ('rain. Itusll and
HarrlnKton, Scliaufle, llulfalo, llet-bi and
l.aloliKe
SIlrONll (1AMK.
It. II H.
Itli hinon.l 1 1 I.) . 0 0 O'O 0 0 0 0 2 2 s 2
iiiin.iii.il i,i , i oo 2 0 i) in n to :
Halter! Itlrhliuiriit, Murriette and
Harrington, (.law und dnaluw.
PHILLIES AND CARDS SPLIT.
Mnlh IiiiiIiik Hull) Decides first
(; unlet .Neat line Shleil.
Mlllt
I
but
In
tile league leaders. Hescher doubled
mid Long tripled, Then Alexander re
lleved Dematee. After Miller walked
and Wilson popped mil. Mi) dec singled,
winning the game. IVrdue was easy for
the Quakers in the second game, l.u
ilerus put Hie ball In the right field
bleacher In the second IiiiiIiik with two
on. The scores
KlltST GAME.
1'IIII.A (N Li JiT I.OKlSiN I.
ab h p a el ab h i,i .
Ham r'fl.ss I 0 o 3 (i,ll-rhr.lf 4 13 0 0
M(S-K.3ll 1 o 3 0 0 I.otiK.rf
li)ni-.3l. . 3 1 il 0 0 Mlll. r.JI.
Ilecker.lf . 2 1 o OlWiUon.cf
I'aaketl.lf 1 1 a 0 0!ii).lr.e
Crat.nli.rf 3 2 2 0 ojllyatt.lh.
Niehoff.'.b. 1113 0 llutler..
Whlttedct 3 17 0 oilet-el.sb
Lu.erll,lb 3 0 7 0 vlleek.3b
Klllifer c 2 111 l,Ame,i.
l)eiuaree,i 3 0 0 1 OlfHoeho. .
Alex'nd'r.ii o 0 0 0 ntlKilaii
I 1 n 0 o
3 2 1 4 n
1 n 4 0 0
4 i r. 2 o
3 0 12 o 0
3 0 2 1 0
0 0 0 0 0
2 0 0 1 1
.' 0 II .', 11
110 0 ll
I 0 0 0 '
Honintnu p ii o o 7 o
Tofll .D a I -
I Total. 30 c 77 It I
One out when wiiuiin; run waa scored.
til tiled for Ame In the elehth tnmii.
titan lor Itncbe lu the el it lull I ti til ne
I'lillml-lphia ... oooooioo ( 1
M Loin 000 0 0000 -..
Ituns-I'ldladelphia. tlyrne; St lamia,
lie, her. Lone, Two base hits Millir.
Whilted. Iljrne. I'.iakerl. Hexher, Three
b'isi. hitIaiiu. Sacritlrv hll-.Cravatli Sac.
rllire lly-Peek. Ilalk Ame. llaae on ball
Olf Iirmarce. 1: off Ame. 1: off Alex
ander. I Struck out Hy llennree, 4. by
Ame, 3 f mplrea-Quitley and Kmslle Time
2 hours and 3 minutes
SK.CONII OAM B
PHILA IN. 1.) I ST LOUIS .N J. )
ah h p a e ab h a e
lt.ncrofl.aa !, 1 2 3 o'Hei'her,lf 40300
stook.tb 2 10 4 O.lxinir.rf. 4 .1 : 11 1
I'askert.lf 1110 0Mllter.2h 4 10 10
lleek.lt 1 0 0 0 0'llolail.ef 4 0 .', 11 0
Cravnth rf I 1 .1 0 0 (inn-ale. ,e .1 0 4 0 0
Nlelintl.'.'b 1 3 2 0 l.snyili'r.c 2 13 0 0
Whltled.cf 4 0 0 0 0 Hy.itt.lb 4 17 0 0
l.n.lerlla.lb I 1 1! 0 Olllutler.s 3 0 .' 1 0
Kllllfer.c .4 0 7 2 oiieek.Sh 4 I 0 2 0
Itlxey.fi.. 4 0 0 1 lil'enlue.p .. 1 0 0 0 1
. 1 Itiiliin.fiii.p 10000
Total . .'U T 10 2sn.'lie . 2 0 I 0 0
ilcbaua.p .0 0 0 0 0
tllct!i'l 1 0 0 0 0
I Totala 3.". "7 .'7 4 2
llalleil for Kobinsnii In the aeyenlh Innln.
(llatteil for Nirhau in the elrhth Innlnr
Philadelphia .... I 3 0 0 0 I 0 3 o-
M lanlla. .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Kims Philadelphia. Il.tix ro f t , Stock, I'.nk
eit. Cravalh. Niehnff 2, Whltted, l.uil-rua
Two base hit - Ham roll. lama. 2; I'.i.kert
Home run Liiileru Sacrlfiie hits Slnek
Whilted, I'askert Stolen b.ne Niehnff Wild
pili he Niehau. Itlxey Ilaaea on ball -Off
Itlxey. 2: off Niehau. I Struck nut
lly lllxey. 4; bv llnblnsnii, 3 Umpire.
QiiKley and Kaann Time-1 hour and 47
minute
St. Uit'ls, July .11 The Cardinals . nnd ;ilihniifb M,,rUI i m.. euod a first 1 Kiri.h.r M,.r!.iM r..i . .''::
to. day's double header with the Kaek entrv lo be shunted eisew here as a 1 Clncaan : Murray Willlitns Klrt"' has- mi
'hlllles. taking Hie first one by 2 tn I. erimneti i.Inti. it looks ns If Met; raw i !rr"r' N'''. ) rk, 1 : thlc.iro. I ll on
it losing the second, s to n. A rally naH s,nm. rV,iistributlon of material In ' ! ,:i.on "tXI,; :, rn'"'n.y''' n'i'f
nif uiiiui rmu'iMii uii1 nrfi out- irniu iniiuii tn
DU POMT
WITH ELECTRIC LIGHTS AND STARTER
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
FROM NEW YORK SALESROOM
226 W. S2d ST.. Just West of Hrojuiw.u . Tel. Kk.5 C ,nu,
ori:. i;n;.MMis iimii. hi p, m.
GIANTS ROUT CUBS AFTER
BEING FLAYED IN FIRST
McGraw Makes Radical Shift and Better Ball Results
Snodgrass Taken Out, Merkle Goes'to Centre
and Brainard Put on First.
Many .ipsets marked jesteiday's
struggles of th" first division clubs of
the National League. I'ltlsbmg took
both games of ,i iloulite header from
Hrooklyn mid ns a result nosed out
Huston from third place. The III lives
were tlouticcd by the lleds. The Vllbs
mid (Hauls divided their double header,
while the Phillies, after losing tho
fltst to Hie ('ardlliuls, came back mid
slaiigliteied llugglns's men III the second
encounter.
Veslerdaj's llesiilts.
Chii .iU'i '. New Vcitk. .1 . :iret wmn
New Y"tk. ?. Cllleago. 2 (reenml yaniel.
I'liub'ilii, ttrnukln. 0 itlrsl kii.ihm
I'lttslmrg, i, Hrooklyn, I laecnnd yamei.
('tin Inna'l. o. Ilninn. 3.
.hi. t.nuls 2. I'hllaiielphln, 1 f first gauiei.
I'ht.iidelphld. sH. I.nuls, 0 iseennd
gailiel
llrlslled landing if the ( luba.
I
lis j e
3 is I S '
Clubs
1 Philadelphia,
t
"..Cj j
! 7.
t
1
S 3 10
7
1 5 ,
jFj
3 To
4) 50 )l'
il 3i
j lli-MUlyn....
i l'?! e,
4,4V 111
.. "Vnli
I 'I'lttshurg..
; 'lloston
4
ft to s
16 sell
I (Chlcizo..
j, if o
"LiM
I) 4f
New York
j5Tirouis..
jcinrlnnall...
Oamel lost.,..
il el !
L
j,
3!
1
.474
5 5:
To.dn)s Hrbedille
New York In St. Iiuils.
Hrooklyn In Clnolnnatl
I'hlladeltihl.i In Chlraxo.
lly Wll.l.ltM
Ciiicauo, July 31.
II. II N t.
The Cu'w ll.ie.i;sii''il'rs.ef
11 11 1 e t,
the (Hants this afternoon tn the firs:
i-onlllct of ,, double bill; the '''""'V
turned and routed the Cubs In th
second. It was with about e(iial e.isej
that each club won Its game, and that'
, . , , .,
was considerable ease. The scores were ,
7 to .1 for the flrt tussle and to 2 f.'r
i, ..,.., i
the second.
Neither game was a good contest The
, winning team had It too much Its own
, way.
I Tile (Hants wrre getting !t In the
thoracic region with emphasis In the tlrst
Kame when Manager Mct.raw made a
I radical shift in his team and from that
moment Hie (Hants plajed better ball
i ne cnalige was tins:
in the sixth Inning Snodgrass, who
has been in a slump for soeral weeks
und little mure than an Incubus as a
batter, was taken out and llra.nard sent
, , . ,, , , ..... .
to centre, A line drive to centre re.
vended the fact that Hralnard was Iot
It. .t,". .11.1 .. I.rrl.,.rf i,ml In th
n..,i i.. i. ...... i,r...'.J.ht I.. ... (lrt
... .. -
nml Merkle sent to centre. This last
arrntigemeiit held good for the second
game too. except llabblllgtotl IPlleveil
the versatile Merkle near the close.
llrulnard played well at firs; base,
also ill.l jeomaii service wttn tne nai,
iino.irt mote lutt ng strength to
the (Hants, who have fallen on in tneir
iwiltliic In lb., 1t week
awaiting 111 tne 1111 wick
If Hralnard could continue to lilt ns Archer MeLarrj stnlen bie -I.nl-rt. Zlm
he has been doing III this way station, the nierni in. An her. J Double play-I)o)le.
pr sent arrangement wouldn't be .1 bad ' SM,fr ."."J1 ''"""'Ih w'ld i'lt''he.-.ier.-.
!i,ie. for M'rkb. can play the out.leld .0 1 ftn.an..V,Si.-TO
the iiueen's, tile king's, til- knave s tir Innlnc off I'n-.v 3 in two and one-ttunl
anybodv else's taste. Ilibbington Is a innin2: off Z.itel r, 111 ix iiinin- fnipire
e.ii.lldii'te f..r Stu.dL-rasH'H place while ". '''''j --.hl'.ni f (eld umpire toekill Time
the latter Is In the dump nnd then there
Is Kelly, the big chan from the far West
who is likely to lie tried If room cm be
found for him under the twenty-one
tila)cr limit provision.
In tl... Ilrsl eatne the dibs cave
Matty 11 lacing lu the fourth Inning a:I
Hitter one In the tlfth. A few appro- 1
prlattly applied clouts to the ddlvtry
Hint of the veteran, then of the young-
hter and away went the ball game
The (Hants opened on lllpisi Vaughn
with a show- of force, but good llildltig
hurled them back mid they didn't g't
going again. They found the big south
paw freely In the last three Innings, but
were too far luck to be dangerous,
There was a man on1 llrst base In the.
fourth with two out when Matty began
lo mck on his throne Klem made a
wrong decision against Matt), but It
didn't nffeet the run getting mid cost the
(Hants nothing. Zlmiucrma tan Into
his own bunt on fair ground nnd thereby
cariKd an out for himself lie knew It
und trotttd stralghtwav for the bench,
but Klem called It a foul ai.l called 'Am
back. Tile boss arbiter plainly booted
(! '.
However, as said, the decision cost
nothing, Zlm reached llrst on a fielder's
choice which retired Klsher, ho it was
merely a uuestion of Klsher or X.lm be
ing on the base. Knlsely came along
with a single and Williams with a home
run. The William homer bounced back
in the field without Itobertson knowing
where It was, Hobby lately has been
written up as a coming Cobb, mid he
hasn't done anything since Ills batting
has fallen off mid on his present form
he won't cause Cobb lo be fot gotten
Hitter In the fifth was hit as haul as
Matty was lu the fourth and his sup
port threw a few splints, lie steadied ,
after one flustered Inning, but as Hie
lllmits were Vaughn's meat there wasn t I
anything loft In the game for Itltter but
etercise and experience !n)le audi
l.obcrt plastered the pitching of Vaughn,
bill there was only one Doyle mid one
l.obert on the team.
In the second ruction Cheney hail
,.AAlV.W4.MM.av.)
nothing and not inucli of lh.it. When
lu last faced the (Hants whlcli was at
the I'olo (Irounds they couldn't touch
III n i. To-day he was wild and was
liiockeil out In the rli.it Inning. Ho
wailo-d Itoberlsnn and Doyle, Klntchcr
niailc ,1 ringing hit. Mcrkle was safe
when I P il Mm ray tlelilcd Ills tap vainly
to tile lie mid l.obeit cut In with a
eiicrlflic lly, Hralnmil lined a triple to
Iff' .Hid the llflh run of the Inning
piancisl in when Klsher fumbled on
I'lei'ie hum tui liiioMiveoient over
Clieiiev ll. hjil l.'lnhi.e illv trvlnir to
i i . i . . . . ,r"1' 1
head oiT 111" pltchc". mid tliey were so
wilt that the (Hants didn't Heed milch
. In the bare hit line to mid to their
stoic of tallies. After the llrst inning
tlicie was nothing to the game ex(cpt
I the motion and being out In the air
Tesie.ui itielled tin- Cubs from the
I outset. He of the Ozark nativity and
boarlike ineauiemeiits is one of the
1 few ili.ir.t pitchers going well at pns
! slit He hulled speed anil Wet leather
over the plate which the Cubs hit only
oil sullcr.inrc. He kidded Heinle Xlm
iiici'iimii "Heie'-. one stialght over," he told
Zilr. ,ti the eighth Inning. Sure enough
It was and ',1m popped to Fletcher while
Tes chuckled.
The New York team will play a dou-
ble Header In St I.nuls to-morrow. The
1 for that mil .o-e
Life for the ('.l.lllt
I ll,... ,1,1.. ,M .1,,.. nt ,i...,i.i.. t,.....i.,..w
They g'et up. eat bieakfnst. giali
, luiirhcon on the lly and ruslt to the ball
;i nl. I ta Ik, 1 1 1 ila)s are now such
fixed part of their II) e that the)'d be
lonesome without them. The scores:
. KlltST 0AM E
NKW YOIIK (N. I.I , CIHCAno (N. 1. 1
all Ii p a e ab li 0 ,1 e
lliiru.lt I 0 ; 0 enoodrf.. 4 '.' 11 0 0
Itiilxrt'u.rf 1 1 0 0 0lKtlii-r,... .1 .1 ft 1 u
lloMc.b.. 1 3 4 2 'ISihllllelt . 2 13 0 0
Kiel, he-. j p : 1 yinfmati.3b 1 0 0 1 0
M'kle lb., f
4 0 c 0 0 K111..I1 :i 4 2 3
Lobelt.. li
I 1 I 0 William, ef 4 1 ) 0
2000 ' Archer..' .4 0 3 1 0
1 C n 1 I )li-I..irr.lh. 12 7 13
llfto 0 Y.111 -hti 11.. 1 0 11 ? 0
1 -li.il.'.tnii
m""1i" an.p 1 ) 0 0 el Totals.... 3; iT 77 11 "j
Ur.unarl.il 2 1 .'. 0 ft
Totals ?vif;''
"limed lor Itltl.r in the ninth Innlni
Nw York .. .. 0 ti ft o 11 1 0 2 0A
t'ni. ajn. . 00034O00X.T
Hun -New York. Ilurn. Kobenron, 2;
Clne-.n. (.nml. Kioher. schulte. V.imnii rman.
i;,., wuiunis. Mibrn Kir.i ba... on
. ,r New York. .; Chna.-o. ; l-"H on
lia-e New York
on lull Off Vniichu
Sirurk nut lly
M.ltln-w .on. 1 by Hitler. by Yallcbll. 3
Hotne run -WilPim. Xlel.arrv Two ba-e
hit- Kisber a,TilUe hit -Kisher Schulte.
7 NuTifli" II) - Kleirher Imubie pl.it -Vaiulin.
Kisher anil McLrrry Pa.se.1 b-ill-llooin
Kit ht pilrbe.1 ball-lly Itltter (.im
nurni iin 1 lit Off Mathewson. I In fimr In.
nun:' off Killer, ft in four innln: t'mplre.
in chief- Klrm Kiehl umpire Cnckill T.me
1 hour and ia minutes
sK.CONI) (IAMB
1 NKW YORK (X Ll t CHICAGO. N Li
ab h p a ab h ti a e
I Illirn.lt 3 12 0 OfJnodrf .. I 0 n ft ft
1 llob'son.rf 4030 0Kiher 301 41
, Hotle .b 302:. 1 -. hulie If .11210
Kleleher .1 2 3 Iv.lm'ni.in.Sb I 1 ft 4 fl
Ml.rUlPpf , , , o'Murray.:b 12030
l.ib'ci'n.ef 1110 0 William rf 3 12 0 0
I.Otrt'b . 3 0 1 0 0 Archer.l. .11 t (t O
"ran 'nl.'b 2 lo .. (i McLarr.v.Ib 3 I 13 fl 0 1
.Mejerse 3 I ,, o l Cheney .1. . . 0 o o 0 0
Wendell..- t o o o oPienvp. . l o o o n
Terem.p r. : 0 .' 0 . il.l.p ...301 ..
. . --.-
' ..Jo'al- 3. 10 27 10 3 Total. S: 7 27 13 1
j .ork . . ' S 5 o i S o o 1.5
, in,n..v, York. Hum Kohenaon. nnvi.
. 1'iertv 3: off Z.ilwl. Strn.-k not li
"''. 1 : ,"T ''ii'"- ?
;'' "" iiraio.ini, remnie two i..e hit
Zimmerman Mnrrav sner 1 ... tiiei
-1 hour and V. minute
Paeltlc 4'iot l.naue.
Oikian.l. 3. fan franeiam, 0 (flrat
-ain. i ...
tlak and .. .-an lrnnrl.cn, 1
sei on 1
game.
.i 1 Lake r. I.n Ann!, 3
Port nnl I Vi rnnn .
U'.M ll', N. V,
IKIJ llrrsen tie,,
llronx,
,tll 4ncl.iin lie,,
I.. I. Hi.
FOSTER MASTER OF TYGERS.
Wild Tlirim It) ('Mil) I'letenls II I m
from spnrlim Minlont.
Moston, July .11 Kosler pitched shul
out lull to-iliiy, ,i two base wild thiow
by Cady allowing Detroit's nnty miiml
lloston's four runs were the result of
onseciitlve hiltltig anil mi error by lluh
, :n the foiiith Inning Thp scoio;
I IlKTHOIT (A 1.) I IIOsTON (A M
ab 1 n a e
1 Vitt.-b .... 4 0 .1 4 OIHonper.rf .
' llii.li.s.. . .. 4 1 .1 3 l Ilirrv..l
ab h P a e
10 3 0
3 I 0 1 0
1 2 4 0 0
i Cnbb.et
3 110 o;stx:iaer.cr.
4 110 0 ii hi. i r.lb...
4 0 o ft "II.cwts.lf
4 0 i: 0 C (liinlnrr.tli,
1114 1 Nifill.
" c a 2 OCacly.e
i H o , 0 roMer.ti....
a a o ii a!
(.r.-w f il.rf
Veaih.lf
II irns.lb .
Younir.ib
Mlana. e.e .
Cov.le.V.p
McKee....
slecn.p. .
i 3 ii : i
4 0 I 0 0
3 12 2 1
S 0 1 1 0
, J 3 .1 t 1
,.10771
.i 1 il is i
9 0 0 3 0 Totals
ToMla
i ?i i:
nuted for Covelesk'e In the seventh In-
nliiir
IVIrnlt 1 'i 0 1 0 0 0 ft 1
llnstotl 00040O00I-4
Kuns-Delrolt. CnbTi: llnsinu. Speaker,
( ilner. I.ewi, Seetl Two bne hlls-Cady.
llallier Mnlen base - Si 0(1 "aerifies hits
. Ilnaner. (1 ilner DoubV play VII t and
I "urn la'lt on base. Ditrnil. lln-ton. 4.
Kir.t bi'e cm etror- Il'lroit, It Itftsinn. I.
n...... n 1..1:. nu civ,l-.Uie. 1: off Knter.
J 1 I lit bv tillehed hall llv Foster (Cnbbi.
slrnelt
ICJ( o!ll lie tnveie.Kie nv ruirr. a.
Cmpire- Kvins and Chill
Time-1 hour
aim 1: miniitrs
New York Slnle League.
r WII.KHMIIAItllK i(
Illimrn ft 0 ft 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 1 0
Wl'kinrr o 0 0 0 ft ( il 0 00 S 2
llatierle Dtssau and Itltter, l'hlillpi
and (llitilo
XT CTICA-nilST (lAMII
It. II K.
Ml.anv toftftoooo 01 3 1
fib a o 0 0 n 0 1 0 2 x -3 4 0
flatteries- .lai ops and Clotigher. Taj
lor and .Mrlionnugh
Si:C(N! (JAMK
II. II K
Albany oioftooo-1 .1 o
f Ilea 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 3 2
flalterie (!nrnr nnd ClmiKher, Ober
lln and .Mclinnough
AT SCHANTON KlltST (IAMB.
It II H.
Illnghamton. . 0 e t ft 0 ft 0 2 1 4 ;i 2
Sci.int.in o i) 0 0 0 1 0 3 1 5 12 0
llatterle (Inl.er, Hupp and Murphy;
niacin, nnl Mtll-r
Si:i'ONI (JAM K
it ii r.
lllnghamtnn J 1 ft 0 0 2 0 ) 11 o
Scrnnion 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 I 0
llalterles Harned and .Murphy: Hall
und Mfler
AT SVHACHSK KlltST oamf:
it ii i:
Troy 1 ft 1 0 0 0 0 0 02 3 0
Syracuse... . ooo040ftOx--4 n 3
flatteries -I'rlesio and Tyler. Parson
and Klt7ral.l
SIH'OND (l.)MK
ft II i:.
Stratus 1 e 0 0 0 ft 1 2 3 1
Trov 1 0 fl i) 0 o 01 i 0
Hatterl- Cornwell and Tyler; Jarm.in
and .Meilrath
GAMEST BALL CLUB FOUND.
I'os I a I 'renin of ('let eln ml llnpea
to Win ii linini' Some Hay.
Ci.mn.AMi, July 31.--The gamet base-
'ball club In America has bee'i discov
ered. It l the I'oMnl Telegraph Oni
pany team of the Slxtli City League of
Cleeland. Although It has not won a
game lit two e:irs, It never whimpers.
It never has protested u game. It neer
has blamed the umpire
Oiawing nothing hut blanks through
out the t'Jll season, It was the tlrst club
I " tne league to post its rorfelt of Jri..
tills .tear, and the piujcis raised that
amount themselves. It Ugh haul for
every game, but never Is accused of
lowdy tactic. Nosed out by close mar
gins, it Is the llrst team to show up the
following Sundn, Jut ns hopeful as be
lure of finally winning a game.
(I'Tniili- "tntt it Setlail t lull.
Coi.cmiiia. July 31. Marty OTooH: Is
making a coi.slder.tble hit throughout the
American Association because of the one
hit anil one run games he is pitching
ft,r Cnlumliiis.
Irsliiltt League.
I Nport New. 4. Norfolk,
3 first
(second
game 1.
Norfolk. . Newport New, f,
c.i me!
Sunolk. 1 l,ortmoiiih, I (llrst came).
Portsmouth. ;'. Suffolk, 0 tsi-eond game).
It i.'ky .Mount, 3. Pitersburg, I (tlrnt
E.inu'i 1
Hoiky Mount. 1. I'eterrhtir, 0 1 second 1
name. j
At ItlilKewiiod,
H II. K
.Murr.iv II 11 ' .. 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 ft 0 0 4
ItlilKeuno.l A (' 01000002 -- 3 9 0
11 itterle K trkni-r and S.-liwart. Spm
cer and Helnfel.l
Al Hlnibur.l.
It ll f
' N Y Kire Hepi II II ( 0 0 0 0 n t l 0 .' , 4
' K. uibiir' lira.. 100002003 h 2
I ll.titerp )lar-ny Ln.h and Kenne.ij
I )1 irton an.) Heui-r eln
f
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ANNOUNCEMENT
The following prices f.o.b. Detroit, effective Aug. 2, 1915:
Ford Runabout $390.00
Ford Touring Car 440.00
Ford Town Car 640.00
No speedometer included in this year's
equipment, otherwise cars fully equipped.
There can be no assurance given against an advance in these
prices at any time. We guarantee, however, that there
will be no reduction in these prices prior to Aug. 1, 1916.
Profit-Sharing with Retail Buyers
On August 1, 1914 we made the announcement that if we could
make and sell at retail 300,000 Ford cars between August 1, 1914
and August 1, 1915 we would share profits with the retail pur
chasers, to the extent of from $40 to $60 on each car. We have
sold over 300,000 Ford cars in the time specified, and profit-sharing
checks of $50 each will be distributed as rapidly as possible after
August 15, 1915. Retail purchasers who have not yet mailed us
their profit-sharing coupons, properly endorsed, should do so
without delay.
Our plan to profit-share with retail purchasers of Ford cars during
1914-15 has been most successful. We thoroughly believe in it,
but, realizing the uncertainty of conditions generally makes it
advisable to defer any announcement of future profit-sharing
until a later date.
We are, however, confident of our inability to reduce costs for
several months, and therefore can offer no profit-sharing for cars
delivered during August, September and October, 1915.
' niiTunrr
BLUE JACKET FOUND
FOR TIMELY CLOUTS
IMttsfnds' llil I iiili.-ni fnp Tm0
Clumps of Two If 11 11 i:,irh
and Win hy . to -J.
KNKTZKIt If KM KV KS itriUv
Yelerdin 's He. nils,
ntl'liur. 4! Hrooklyn, 2
Chlcaro. 7: Newark, t (tlrt ran-e
Newark. 3: Chleacn, 2 (seennd camei
St Loiiir. l: lliiffaln, 0 Itlrst cime
llurfalo, 1: SI leiuls, n i.e.'.in.l -am
K.insa Cite. 7: llaltltnnre. 1 ifirl K ,tn"
Kansas Citv, .: lliltlmore, 1 ...nr , t ,T,,
Hlalulln- of the lub.
' W. I.. 11' , W 1. nr
Chleaco..,.. 5. 41 ...'I'Newark ,. . i u
Ivans i.i.iiy . 1 .1 .:ni iirn'iHivil
I'ltistmrir... SI 41 ..v,l llulfalo.
St. Louis., . 51 41 .t,i:;lliliimnre
To. day's .rliedule.
Newark In ChliM.o
Halt 1 111 nre. In Kansas City
llulfalo In St Louis
" 'l .111
' ,.l!
."I .'
rn-rsni'ii(i, July 31- The I nt. Mi
defeated Hrooklyn to-day I tn ! Th
pitching of Hurk was rffeitlte, wi,l
llluejacket was lilt ut the tight tun in
the fourth nml llfth Innings two r:m
being Hcored In encli.
llurk wiih afTei:ti:d by the beat in ilo
eight Inning and Unet-ei piPM. ,1 tho,
last IiiiiIiik. The score;
imOOKI.YN K. I.) I I'llTSIH Itii K I..
all li t a e' ab bps
Anilers'n.rf .112 10 llrsh'er.s I 1 1 n
Maae..2b. .4022 D.Wfklaiid.lf . 1 : (i j
Coorer.l f ..4 1 2 0 0 Uhcam.cf . 3 11 I 11 1
Knuff.cf.... '.' I 11 0 0 KorieflD.lb (:;
iim, Her. Ih. 4 1 10 1 11 Kelly. rf.
I . ' 4
Halt.3b 4 10 3 l,Morey."u.
Khmllh.s. 4 0 .1 I 0,Verke.L'b.
Mmon.e.... 3042 ii.O'Connor.c
lllue .la'l.p 2 0 ft 2 0 IPirk.p .
Land 1 0 0 n n Kneizer.p
Kinneratl.o 0 0 0 3 el
' : . 1 a
'-ON
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3 1 . a n
0 Kj
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Total. . 32 M.I 15 1
llattcd for lllue Jacket in the nth nnnf,
tllatlrd for Kltiner.ni In the ninth (
Konetchy out. hit bv bitted '. 1
llrnnklyn oiiftft'iiftn-;
I'lttabtir? 0 0 ft 2 : o j 1 4
Hun -Hrooklyn. Atnlerni. Kapt. I'm
burs-. Wlekl.mil. Kellt. Mnwrey. Ili.tk Th-t
li.i hll )nwre.t, Konitch) Mo.-a !.i.
K.iuff. 2: llra.llev. Mmnn. AndersT,. K v
Sainttie hit- IVrelitmmer. Kheani Yer',..
Wbkland lt.i.e on ..iIs--Off lllue ,l-e'ai '.
off Kinneran. 1; off llurk, t, siru.'k n ,t fl;
Kllineraii. 1: b) Park. (.; by h'il r 1
Umpire Kinneran and Mullln Tinu . ft :?
and (.4 nilnuti
At t.'hlriign.
KIHST OAMH.
Ne.-arl (1. L.) ... 0 0 ft 0 0 0 I 4
Chicago (K. L I .. . 4 70O001OV
naileries Alor.m. Hrandon, )!
Rurldeii; Ulack nnd Wl.son
MHCtiNI) OAMH
11 It E.
a
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Newark IK- 1, ). .. 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 1
Chicago I K. I. I 2 0 0 0 0 0 ft ft - :
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and Klacher,
At t laud.
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ll4lterl--HchuU and Albn H.
and Hartley, Chapman.
s-neoNii iiami:
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Davenport and Cliipiuan.
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llalierle P .l.iinoa iiki .t
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K.in.n City t K. L l " n ft 2 o o n v
Ilaiterlr italli y ami iiwen- '
and llrnwii
Tetll l.eaciie
Sin Atitnnln, .". , Italia, o
Kort Worth, tl. Ili..tiiip,.i
Shreveport. 6. iialMt,.n "
waco, 2, lll.llelon t Inn. -
North Carolina I e.ttiie,
HalelEll, 2. Ah" idle "
Wlulon-Saleln, 7 Cli.r'-.t . (
(irei nsl.oro, 2. Iiiirlt. rn, I , t
nines i,
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Ailant.t, . I. nil" Ho, k .
New Orient! .'. N..l,.i , i
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ga me i
Ittrrmtigham i'b .t n fc
garnet
llertfmit ie.
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