The sun. [volume], September 03, 1915, Page 8, Image 8

About The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916

Image provided by: The New York Public Library, Astor, Lenox and Tilden Foundation

                
THE. SUN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1915.
Yankees Finally Beat the Senators Alexander Receives $1,000 Bonus for His Twenty-fifth Victory)
i
8 71
SHAWKEY BREAKS
LOSING STREAK OF
YANKEES AT LAST
Shnls Out. Senators, Allowing
Only Four lilts. So One
Itnti Is Enough.
TASS. WILD PTTCTT AND
ERROR DECIDE RATTLE
On,' more the Tygem tor thfOtff I
Mtg WhltS Sox. practically eliminating j
Chicago ffOIB li 1t vestige of a Pen-!
M int h..v. 'hp lied Sox, however, hnd
another Hold nay at the expense of the j
Athletics, so that Hughle Jennings:
wasn't ehle to italn In his slaughter of I
Rowland's men during Hip serin. Shaw-
key Anally o.ime through with a ehutout j
and the Vankpea wnn from Washington.
St. Ienuls trlmmec, Cleveland snu am
back Into sixth position once more.
Yesterday' Result.
Mew York. 1 . Washington. I.
HOSlOtl, . ITiiPiuriiini,
petroll. a; uucago, .
t. l.nuls 4. ... ii. : t.
To-day' Schedule.
Nw York In Vshlnlon.
Boston In Philadelphia.
Detroit In Rt. ljiiis
Washinoton. Sept 2 The Yankeea
nally broke their loam streak thla
4Vfternnn and won a came after drop
ping five In a row. They beat the
Benatorn. 1 to 0. An error and a wild
pitch p.ived the way for the lo. ale to
put over what proved to be the winning
run.
The contest was a pltcherra' battle be
tween bob Shawkey and Harry Harper,
one of CrilBth'a youngaters. Both
twiiie.1 bHIHaM baseball. 80 effective
was ihu former Athletic that only one
member Ot the home brigade reached
eovoiid baae. Furthermore. Shawkey
held WaabinitOII to four scattered nits,
whereig tiio Yanks made six oft Harper.
The game was won In the elxth
lanini. and Harpar tu prtnelpally to
liia 'lie Cor Ita loss. First he walked
Hoc l.'ook and after the latter reaohed
second Oil HaitreU's sacrifice Harper
Uncorked a Ud pitch. When Willlami
reooveri 1 the ball Cook was resting
on tliii.l llaumann. the next man up,
shol 1 fatt Kiounder to Mcltride. The
lalier. In t4d of trying to kill off tha
run at the plate, made the throw to
lint. Hi- toss gut llaumann, but (.'hick
Qandll did nol carry out hi part. He
had plenty of time to nip Cook, but
Instead made wild throw over WtU
Wini and Cook was able to score.
Anotlier new outfielder got Into a
Xhhkea uniform and took his place at
bat. Tlie t.ew. omer was Miller, late of
Mobile. Four- Mines he went to bat
and once he fanned. The other times
he was retired on long flies, lionovan
used him In centre in place of Kemp
Shellon
The game wan Interesting despite the
scarcity of hits. In the ninth the Wash
ington f:iris tried to start a rally and
for a moment It looked as If they would
succeed. Hut the Yauk Infield rose to
the occaarlon ujid dispersed the enemy.
Kopp. a pinch hitter for Harper, worked
Shawkey for a pass. Nobody was out
and the fans begun to get a bit bois
terous. With three and one on him
Danny Mueller went after a fast one
and bounced It right in front of 1'ipp,
who threw to Boone. That killed off
Kopp. Danny's return throw was Just
In time to nail Moeller.
Home hopes were revived a bit wlien
Foster lx at out an infield hit. They
died a few seconds later when Milan
forced Foster at second.
The Yanks hud other chances to score
besides the one In the tuning in which
they sue coded. In the first frame
Tioone singled ami after Hartiell fouled
to Williams Don took second when
Ttauniaiiu hit to e.-ntre. rtenth IMpp and
Miller fanned. With one down in the
third, ghawksy got na far as the mid
way. He was lefi stranded when Hart
jtell lined to Moeller and Haumaun
popped 10 tiatidll.
Cupl. 'I'. I,. Huston Joined the team
her, tO-day and denied the report that
the fankeeg have oined a deal for
,T. Frank! n Maker, the home run star.
Huston cams her.- with Man Johnson.
Wiien asked about tho Baker deal the
Cap smiled and said:
"There's nothing to it. Somebody's
heen dreaming over In Philadelphia,
We'd like to get Maker, but there isn't
a chance in a thousand this year, for
Connie doesn't want to let him go."
Johnson's fist! is merely a friendly
one, and according to linn ha no real
slirniiliMi.ee other than he Is here to
"luok things over.'' lie did not attend
the game, but remained at his hotel.
Ho had 1 bad soldi Tim geoiti
NEW YOIIK i I, 1 WASHINGTON lA I.I
ah h P a , h ii a e
Took i i . - I 1 11 0 Mn,. lie,. If... 4 0 I 0 0
Hurt ell .i 112 3 n rmtrr.L'b .. 4 1 1 n
nums'n.llb llil "Milan if 4 1 4 u 0
IIpii Hi :; 'Ml 1 0 HhunkOh . 3 11 0 1 11
Miller , f ,., t 11 1 11 OQandil.ib.,, 31701
lll-li.ll 1 I I 0 n Aeuslarf.. 5 11 3 0 11
Bo " v.... till OlWIlJiamo.c . :i 11 7 3
Nimani'er I 11 4 u " Mchinio 31110
hulo n tin:' 11 llariier p. ... ; 0 a 0
'Kopp u 0 0 0
Tola! ...2 57 IS 0
Total H 4 57 I
Belli : lor Harper In ins ninth Inning.
New York a 0 11 a n 1 0 a 01
Washlnitoii 00000000 00
Hun Nee Vorh Cook D-ft on bnaewMsv
York, IVuohlngton Knst bsat on hallH
Ofl shswkey, I; off llariier. 2 Slrnea out
Bs khswkey 1. by Harper 4 Sacrih.s. hn
Oook. A-' -ii. Hurl'. 'II Dimhle plays Him
main, Uoonu ami Wpill William and Poapr
Pinp, Boon an.i Plpp Wild jilteh Harper
Umpire nr. .11. in nd Hlldebrand. Time-
1 hour bihI i" minutei
North l eroltna l.eugne.
lhar1otie, winsiou Salem, 1 .ten In
fllne-"
O.ie t ruins pnsipont'd - rain.
vrw Kii(lal I 1 s k ue
W 'l. 4. l.elslon, I
1 I Low. -11. 0 .first xatnei
Lynn, " iss,fHi.i guni.'i.
WW inn. Ij PIP hloirg. 0.
i.t 1 . 1. .
S, 4, Manchester, I,
r-l l I'nlo 1. rounds In-day, S.:tQ
I. M. (WANTS vs PHTI.AOsTI.PHiZ Art.
Haehail, Mashlnslnn Pert. 1:30 P.
today, Hp-Taps v.. UsKlmois Fed..
S4 i.sis lue, alio.
Detailed Standing of Hie Club.
- I
It jWI III L
mm. lillMil It 1
i-S ' r. -7 a. c 3 1 C
Boston tl:" 11 a 1 ij m IN j
Dark ui4.. .,,., 7 I II 10 h l U 14 12 4.1 OS". I
OMcago "ft 11 I IJ 14 ' 1 1 1 1 h N M
Washington.. 1 1 n c to is! M sa, sji
NawVork.. ." I 1)1 1 Mis 11 MM 47i
gt, Lsnfc.. 1 1'1 1 o llil t n m
Cleveland" 1 ill 1 1 M j"
PhUadelphla "4 I 3 1 1 1 l l'j I
Game loat-T W 43 vt M M 7i7lu '4 so I
ONLY ONE GIANT CROSSES
PLATE IN DOUBLE HEADER
Doyle's Hit, His Steal and Fletcher's Double Prevent
Shutout by Chalmers, but Nothing Like That
Occurs Against Alexander.
Our tindgers hung It all over
the Hmvos fin their new Meld yesterday
afternoon, hut the victory availed thorn
little In tho way of advancement, an Mr.
draw's (llanta crumbled In both of their j
cikc-ag-cmcnta with the leading I'hlllles.
In the only other game scheduled the'
Cardinals won easily from the Pirate, j
Yesterday's Result.
Philadelphia, I; New York. 1 tflrat gamel. I
I'M in i:. 2. New York. 0 larronili
Saniet
Brooklyn. 10; Boston. 1
st. Louts. 7. ptitstiurg. I.
Detailed standing of the (inks
1 LUlililllliL
w mim si !
f jS a i ?' 3 i
! xxfflutXB.(j u .'J ft
Philadelphia. IJ 10 12 10 Rial MM1
'l:- ' ii iojii I11TI40
"ton 110 17 11 II ill 1S7l7j
Chicago t Ii iojl ii1 loaoloa
"-l1"0"1' ' 111 7 tlio l 01 M 44
Nrw York... 0 7 0 II 11li M A3 471
Pittsburg ... it I ill l'll II It 47
Cincinnati 7 10 I to 1 I Is tj7 lil
' urn lot.. . M V 7 Ml M g,r7
Tn-dsT' rheriulr.
Pblladslphll In New York
Brooklyn In Human.
Chicago In Pittsburg,
St. l-ouli In Cincinnati.
By UII.M1U H. HAH A.
The hitting of the Olants yesterday off
Chalmers in the first g.vme. off Ah-x. the
parasnn. In the ss ofid was too strag
gling for any plural scoring, and ;n
eighteen Innings they made only one
run. Thev were beaten twice by the
Phillies. 3 to 1 In the first. 2 to 0 In the
second. The leadeia didn't bat niu-h.
but managed to do what the 1 Hants
could not do mass a few lilts in each
tf.wne
The New Yorkers had reallv good
pitching In each contest, hut the Phillies
BBf) a little better than that. Tesreau
and Matty did commen.Uible work. In the
first game, the Oxark Mountain struck
out ten men. Init both Chalmers and
Alex lnul the better of It by having no
Inning at all In which their grip on the
situation relaxed.
Hesides, the Ph.lllee liemrd the Rotter
of a pennant as an incentive, while the
(Slants heard nothing except possibly the
muttering. of an Insignificant post-season
series with the Yanks.
A 1,00 bonus went with Alexander s
victory In the sisxmd game. He was to
.got that sum If he won twenty-five
gamee this year, and yesterday's Victor)
was his twenty-fifth. In order that it
might befit the occasion he made It a
shutout The Ulsnts tapped him several
times with nobody on, but when there
was a camper along the trail he shot
them down with a whistling shoot, a
r gxag curve, a skidding hop or some
such pitching contraption which wouldn't
be hit.
Mcilraw presented the same tram that
rose up and roughed the Phillies the dav
before, but it was the same In name
only. The deeds were missing. For in
stance, a weakness was found In the
hatting methods of the redoubtable Jim
Thorpe, who not only didn't make three
hits In one game but didn't make any n
two games. lie struck out twice and
against Alex was removed for cause.
He struck out both times he faced Ate x!
Still since his return to the uper circles
Jeannette Retires, Saving "Color
Line of Willard Will Help Game'
Joe Jeannette has reiired from the
ling. The easy apolton hero of many
a tieive glove encounter says that Jess
Wlllard's deteriuiiiation to bar colored
oppoasnta has brought aliout this decision
on his part. Willi t lie posslbls esfceptioti
of (Seorge Dixon and IVier Jackson no
man of color has been as popular as
Joe.
Always in the finest possible condi
tion, wonderfully built up and a past
master at mere fisticuffs Joe always
made the fur fly when he entered the
ring, 11,. was one man whom Jack
Johnson and Sum Langfard feared as
an opponent. Joe says of his retire
ment :
"Willard has drawn the color line.
In this he uses excellent Judgment, and
his deci-ion will benefit the game. Wil
lard can make himself popular by ig.
noring second ratera and meeting only
real P0ntand4ra. I hne lioxed with
them all, and Jim ColYev and Battling
LiSVlTiBky are tho only ones with clans
or promise. I should have liked to make
one moro fight, but feel It would be
unfair to the pubHo to ask, fori N
match with any of the present crop of
hopes. Willi no one lo box my light
ing days1 are over, so I Intend to devote
all my time to business.
"I want to thank the public for its
yeara of Support) and as 1 step down
know that I was always on I he square
and tried my best "
Jeannette is in the Jitney bug business
in Hobokeu. Joe formerly trained al
1 he Hoboksn car barns. When his bud
ding jltngy line became successtul ihe
street car people asked Joe to And new
training quarters.
The happiest man In town Is Jimmy
Johnston. The occasion of Jim'sJ mirth
is the fact that Ted Lgwig got llefi-ivr
Pgtsy hUtlsy'g decision over .Jack Brit
ton at Boston.
"I'm a young fellow trying to get
along." said Jgmas ysutordgy, "and thi
Mr. Dun Morgan tried to run the whole
Alius show nt Boston. I let him have
Ins own refsrse, Patsy Haley ; I changed
lewis's gloves. I rewound the tup.- on
Ted's hands, I consented 10 the re
moval nf tha rubber protection on his
teeth; lu fad I was so generous that
I gae poor Dannie SVerythlllg but the
decision. Now I have the king .,f light
weights under my downy wing and I
brought him out. OUl Of the dunk cellar
of obscurity, in three months time. Still
I'm a poor little fellow trying to get
along. LCgouse! There goag tho 'phone,
Anothir match for Ted,"
Theie wa a gsnsral discussion after
the OowlsrHemple boul as 10 whslbar
Hilly itochs should have stopped it.
rniiufstionalily Hsmpla was In a dan
geroUSty weakened isiodition after that
il' 1 IsrrlAo wallop In the Aral round
Than for nssNy tine.- ssasloni he wob
bled about llkg 11 Chicken with its head
"17. A knockout blow tu In chin
the miestlon us to whether he '1 1 fury or
n frost with the mallei stands tlfty-llfl ,
atid Judgment must he suspended pend
ing further developments.
The scoring in the llrst game was
'01, fined to the third Innlg. Bancroft
began bV walking nwl, though that was
Tesreau o;ily gift, It cost htm dcarl.
Paskert. who I doing a lot of timely
hitting for the Quakers In the series,
knot ked a d uble to right and when
Meeker's grounder purled between
Doyle's legs two runs came In with
a man still on and two out. Hits by
Wanted and NleliofT brought Hi that
man.
The rtilltles made only one hit off
Tesreau III the last live Innings, but the
(Hants, with only one run. were worse
off. A single and steal by Doyl- and
a two bagger by Fletcher brought the
New York tally. There was a fltafll Oil
ba In every Inning, but never more
1 liau .me, and Fletcher was the only
laime player whose bat contained a base
hit when a run would result.
The Phillies did their flrs; scoring of
the second game in the llgth Inning.
Bancroft singled, and his fast running
took him to third when Piwkcrt singled
to centre. Keeker's fly to Robertson
brought him In. At all other times the
Quakers were helpless before Math.-w-MMI
(iff Schupp in the ninth Modems
tingled, Whitted sacrificed. Nlehoff
scratched a hit and Killlfer went eky-w-ai-d
with a sacrifice fly.
Tiie (Slants wasted energy a-.d oppor
tunity trying the hit and run. (Srant
singled in the fourth with nobody out
and when he dashed for second Robert
s hi took a slam at the ball. He taitlinsd
pace and Killlfer threw Bddle out. In
an earlier ItinuKt the same fate befell
Doyle. He singled, went down on the
run and hi: which was a ease of run
with no hit Merkle, his helper, struck
and missed and lain; was thrown out.
The scores ;
riRT (14MI
PTirt.A fB 1. 1 NKW YORK S I. I
ab h par sh h p a e
Slock Jh .401' " (i Hurti If X " " 0
HS'KTOtt.s I Six I' (il l.il . h 14)1 10
I'askert.cf 4 150 llo t.011 rf I I I .1
Biitter.rk. 4 .1 1 0 llUoyh n 1 : 1 1 t
lai.ril In 4 o n .1 n Merkle H I .1 7 o 0
Wlillte4.il. 4 1 I a WPtetfbtT.SI 5 I 3 .
Nlehog.lb J 5 i " fhorrw . f 4 .1 3 I
V. Illiriue 3 0 KO." Meyrt.e 3 111 I a
t"lilmers.p 3 1 0 6 e t uresti p 1 1 0
'Kelly I 0 0 0 a
Te.t! I MM I - -
I Tntl -1 7 77 I
Ratted for Tesreau 111 the ninth lltnul
PMIadatoMa ... ..onnioooo a 1
New York 000 too 00 I
Runs-- PhilAdeliihi. Bancroft, He. ker. Pas
kert ; New York. Doyle l'iii he mi rrTCN
Philadelphia ltt 00 itsais rlilladeliiliia.
New York. I First base on bsllf Ofi ( !i..i
mors. 3; off Tesre.i.i. 1 gtruek out Hy Chal
mers. by Tesreau. 1" Two bs0 hit Ps
hterl Pleteher giolen base Robertson, Doyle
Thoris- Double play-4'halnier-.. Mancrolt
and l.uiierus rnuure in chief- Klein Pleld
Umpire -Km Rile Tune 1 hour an.l ;v nun
life
ONI) OAMK
i NKW YOSJ N t. i
a e h h n a
5 MBarM if 4 i i a i
liarsnt.lb 4i2i
a I Hob ISOIvrl 4 a 3 0 0
0 n Uojrle.lt). 4 : s 5 u
" Merkle. lb . 117 5 0
a a Kl l. lier 4 13 5 0
5 (. Thorpe cl,., t I I I I
5 o tgenang l o g o o
5 a Hah'non cl a 0 0 a o
- WMtdell e... till
II a Math -on. p j rt I a 0
Meyer ... I 0 a a 0
'Schupp p.., o 0 0 0 0
PBILA n l.
ah h p
Siock 3b
4 1 o
BsoQroft.es
Paskert If
Il..ker.rf
I.ud. rus.lb
Whitted.cf
Niehoff.5b.
Kilhfer c ,
Alex'der.p
4 1
1 4
0 1
.1 0
Totals. . . 35 -7
i Total. .. : : 7 :i l
Hulled f..i Thorp ill the seventh inning
(Hatted lor Malhewsou in the etkhtb iiiinur
Pliiladelphi 0 0 a n a a a i
New- York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I I
Runs- Pliiladelphi Hau.-rofl l.uderii Pirt
has- on error Pliiladelphi.! lu ll on base
Philadelphia ., ; New York 1 Flr-t DSBB on
hill- Ofl .Me, under. I Struck OUI IO v
ander. 7; i Mathewaon, Two bass hit -
l.uderu. Fletcher. Sacrifice hit Whiite.l
Sacrifl.'e flics--Ik-cker. Kilhfer Stolen bsa
S1(S'k Double play Fletcher. Doyle and
.Meikle Hits--Off Mulhewsnii. ; in coihl in
mngss oft s. hupp 5 in one Innlni I'mpire
in chief Klem Field umpire Knislie Time
1 hour ami .10 minutes.
might have ended setiously had his
head hit the floor
In JuMiiv it must be said of Ro.-he
that he looked appaallngly toward Hem.
pie's corner for some sign of the hurling
spong. It tUUDa a l.ttle later in Ihe
ehnpe of big Turkish towel.
The mixing Commissioners ihrre
walked into the meeting room Ht 41
Park row yesterday and walked right
out again.
The .lake Ahearn-AI McCoy match,
was clinched finally again ysstsrda)
They will fight 11 out at Ebbstl Field
nexi i hursday night, Muck CroUSS and
Johnny Howard tight the SSDOnd Still
-hindig.
Mile- Olbbona has forsaken the Now
Polo A. C. as a training camp. Mike
has moved down to the Brighton Beach
Haths. He is pretty close lo the com
mon enemy, for I 'at rlck-me-b y Is w ork
ing nt Mrighton Inn, only mi egg's throw
from Mike, It will be well In have the
Brighton Reach gendarmes accompany
.Mike on Ihe road in the morning, for
titer., m no telling what PaCKSy might be
up to in the goat getting line.
Bugsns Corrl baa received a letter
from his eldest son. who was badly hayo.
flatted While serving with tin- Australian
forces al the Dardanelles. Young Corrl
was in a hospital and a nurse outne
In and haudod hint a copy of John Hull
tn which the elder ('orris articles ap
pear. "With a merry twinkle in her
eye," says Corrl, "she gave me the paper
and said! 'Mead what your father has
to say about boxing. You'll enjoy your
self.' "
FLURRY ON BELMONT LAWN.
11. poll. s Irreat Kleven Men for
4IIck.iI l.ainliHiiir Offence.
Tbjsrs was a flurry among the frequent
ers of the lawn at the Boltnonl Park
MOSS yesterday, when fifty deputies un
der Sheriff Stephen P. Pettil of Nassau
county circulated among the crowd and
arrested eleven nun oh suspicion of
having violated the laws pa lo gambling.
Most of the arrests were made because
the men involved had accepted mem
oranda or wagers, but there also
were arrests of men who paid out
money before the races began. DM.
sumably in ssttlemsnl of wagera made
the previous day. So far as could be
1 learned 1 no men wars charged with
: the OfMnmlSSlon of any offence Unit hud
j not been declared legal previously by
the courts. The raid was made under
I the orders of District Attorney i'wis
.1. Smith, who was stimulated by a
I telegram rsoaivad from Uovarnor vvhit-
I man. The men arrested ami who were
held under 5llll bull for examination
I by Judge Jones at Hempstead to-day
j were Henry Stedekrr. Hugh Collins,
I Joseph Blum, Mn hard Weld. 111. Peler
I Blond, Nicholas I awnglgo. Hamuel
Braumateln, Cjr, (Soidie, John j uruudy,
1 (Jeorgs Long and John Uordon.
BYRON AND DODGERS
MAKE BRAVES IRATE
DHiijtp of Hnns Pours rross
Pluto : Umpire Orders Three
Orators Out of Oamn.
PFEFFER EXCELS RELAY
Roston. Rept. 2. For the lime being.
Hroollyn Is secure In second position In
the National Measun race. At Braves
Field this afternoon they effectually
checked the Braves' rush upward, plas
tering a 10 to I defeat on the world's
i-hamptons. Umpire Bill Hyron was In
rare form. Ere the game had gone five
Innings, Kvers, Fltipatrlck and Schmidt
had taken themselves hence and from
tim to time Bill threatened that more
Braves would follow. Chief Investiga
tor Beeves of the Tener forces viewed
the happenings from the press stand
mid Is In position to inform his boss of
events.
Manager Slalllngs ent Dick Rudolph
after tho opener of this all Iffiportanl
series and to save It Roblnon shot J. ft
ITcflVr at the champion. Dirk was poor
and Jeff was good. In the opening
name the Dodgtfl not to the world's
series hero for "lx runs on three hit,
two walk, a sacrifice and an error or
two. Slalllngs then ent 'Scorge I'.n s
In to check the rush and ere Davis nave
way to a pinch hitter, in the fourth, lie
was touched for four hits end three
runs. The remaining five Inning Were
pitched by Jess Barnes, who allowed
three hits and one run.
in the firth Byron oalled Bnndgrass
ont on an extremely low ball and a yell
resulted. Fvers siood at second with a
hsndksrohiaf t his nose and after a
protracted spell Byron ordered ii 111 out
FHxpattiok was sent In lo take his place
and he too exhibited a handkerchief,
once more his Majesty acted Then,
Mutch Schmidt got Into an argument
with him and was restrained by two fel
low players from making It more In
teresting, He, too. went to the club
hOUSS. MaKee came in to first. F.aa-i
played second and Moran left there
aftei The s.sire:
BROORtiVM N I. 1 HOSTON.N I.'
ah it p n e aii h p a
O Mara.M I 1 t .' 1 (oojliton.rf (I I I
Daubert.lb 4 j 1 1 1 e K. 1 . .h. . . 3 1
Hirnsel.it 1 : Essn.Tb. ... I 0
1 1 1
Wheat .If . 1 j I'tliuistl'nf
Culrasw.tb I I I 2 I MsseeJI-lb
Myere.et... 1 1 n 0 s. lmn.li ih
Ii. tr 3b . . I 1 1 ; Mnrsn.lf
M -Ssrly.c lei: Masatlh tb
Pleger.p 1 j o 1 oM uvdie s.
iSomdi
rataii t d 57 14 nKmi p
IDsnap
"Connolly
Bafasssi.,
4 l 1
3 I
I i ,
I 1 0 0 I
I .1 0 I
4 a a .i
4 t 4 7 1
4 1 4 3 I i
0 0 I I .'
1 I I j
I M I I
... I 0 a I a
I Totals K 57 '4 I 1
"Mill I lOf DSTi I In Ih lotirlh innnif
Brooklyn . i o o o i o o-io I
Boston 0 0 I I 0 0 I 0 0-1
Huns Brooklyn, o Mara I, Dsubsrt. Stengel .
.'. Wh.-ai. Cutsbaw, Myers, iseiz. Plelter:
Hoslon Marantlile Two base hits O.Muiu.
MsrstlVllle Sacrifice hit o'Maru. Wheal '
Davis stolen bass DriiIst! Hase on bull.
off Rudolph, j ; off Darts, i: off Bar net .
oft Pfeger, I struck out H PfeSer ;;
by Harnes 3 Double play M.'artv and
OMara lid by latched ball Hv Pfclfer
i M jxee i : to r - iwhaaii . . . ,
Byron sad Rsson Time . hours and 4
minutes
PIRATES LOOSE ON DEFENCE.
( ordinals. Thnuith OfStklti (ilurr
l.ume (. Score of 7 to B,
PtTTSauao, Sept I -The Cardinals
played their last game of the season
here to- lay. defeat ng Pittsburg 7 to 5.
The locals played loosely In the field,
and al. hough they otithlt the visitoi.
Dogk kept the hits scattered. The
score :
I. i ; PITTgsU'Rq N r. i
p i all It p a
I : Carar.lt. ,.. 31500
4 i , i. 4 u lay, as 4 S 1 I I
i 0 ... i i. -i 1 o v a 0
1 ) e. Collins cf . 1 1 1 a
Harney cf . . 5 15 0 0
It a a HiiH-h 11 rf .5101
1 0 a Wagner, tb I I t 1 1
7 5 ljYlnx.5b I 3 11 S a
0 I V Hum! 3b . I t 4 I
- OibsOa e t o 1 1
'111 Mir .c. I I 7 I I
i Kelly. p ... i 1 1 i I
.'imperii 1 I I 4) I
I Coat sue .1 1 a
' Totals 7 11 J7 13 i
litis;!!: 5b I a
Uuilsr.se.. 4 l
Beach, i ll. 3 1
taoa ii.. I I
Wilson .-I . 3 a
.Miller. I h . 4 4
Bet "lib 4 1
I I tUMIer . . 3 a
lloak fl 3 0
1. 1 ... too .111 ..in. oil oy i.uiieo on, 1.
1 Hailed lor McAuley m the ninth inning
Bstled lor C'ooier 111 the ninth minnc
ht Louis 0 3 15 7 0 0 0 07
Plltshurs n 0 I a 0 a 0 0 1 J
Run-St l.ouis. Huller 5. Wilnou. Miller 5
Iktzel 5: Plltshurs. Murphy. Kellv Two bus..
I11I- Huller. Miller. BetSel Throe bsSS tut
Kelly Saertgcs hits- Hewher. Snyder. Dual;
First lie hulls on lioak 1; on Kelly j
Struck out Hy Doak, by Keliy, 4 Double
plays Hufgtns, Huller and Miller; Doak. Sin
der and Miller; VIOS, McAuley and Wagner
Hit liy pitcher Hv Kelly, 1 Stolen hae
Huller 5 faing. Wilson. Vlox. Umpire O'DSJ
and Quigkqv Time I hunt and 4s minute
.Southern Leegue.
Birtiiinghuiu. j. Atisnia, 5 i first gams)
Birmingh4wni 4, AthMrta, 0 i second
Meinphle, 7; Nsshrllls, I.
Moolle, II, New urleun. 5
Ohstlasnogs, Is i-ittie Reek, 0.
PaclHc I nasi League.
Sun Francisco, I loitiatid, 3.
Sail I I; Oakland. 1.
Isi Ansel, 3. VeraOS 5 (Hrst gainst.
veraon, 3. Los Angeie. 1 (sooend garni 1
Colonist league.
Hertford, 12. New Radford, 1.
spriusneid, 7; New Haven 0.
IJ rook OB, Ij I'aw-lucket, I.
NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.
Date RebsHsoa had a inlng time. He
mails u coking catch eg the right ft.-M.
S IH. Ion tine: his hand 11 hll ahout It.
Later ho hud a h.tr. t fail going for a bit.
Tin Polo cl rounds' outfield la suit, in tight
sepeelally, snd ii'n ejfgeull for nsldera tu
keep their net.
LuderUS, ."is of the league' batting tup
nou-ners, fanned three tunes in the Aral
gnu. end Introduced an aithi aeoni the
last time.
I- VSI no fault of Becker's that h
didn't l.luinler Itilo in nut In the tlis;
gams, tie waa galilvanilng for isoond
whsn liuderus raised a foul, h dldn'l
know what to do until yell from Ills mains
penetrated hi dome, then ha beat back
i. 1I1 1 .
Beginning to morrow, a aeries of three
i a. noes betwssa New York and Huston
Items "1 tin Kiiluhta of ('..lumbiia League
will lie played at th Catholic l'roleeon
grounds Ths SJeston team won th Hub
1 1 huttiptoiishlp, and nind a cleanup while
: about 11
I shawkey cam through with a nri
class game for Donovan Anally. Thai Is
lbs second ttin this r tha Yank havs
licit. 11 ilrlrT's team, 1 to l).
Alexander Isn't th MtJtta pitcher he ws
When at tho Polo (.Irounda I h -1 time. He's
1 better.
j Hill .love leyl Ray Corhan, tha PaolflS
eossl shortstop, who goes t., the Csrdlnals
I lx tout. '1 than Hancroft. Then he's belter
than u hen lie tun lu major pomnanv
befar.
There's a w-ld gap between Ihe DeU
I wuto county and lite Ainortcuu l..uguo.
1. ill in.- inns itiiBitt iiit'i regular pis.,,
fo,. Baksr after truing 111 in hang around
l.r a wltlle.
a visiter t JtbbsU Field v Brookiya
fans at., a- rabid and unfair as St. Loin
fan- Thai's rough on Iks rXrooklya faua
unklndssl cut of all, In fact
This has hesn t lie bin.lrt of yasra fei
trading, for player changing clubs, an. f
il. unreal k,-p on, lbs aierage slayer
win have in in- enutppe.i mn, purtsblr
t, i. i,,n and lied and carry ths wife ami
kids on hi bck.
's "F' "u.." Rwrqiiara's rerui! lo
so iher. ih nsweai maps shew s kla.-b
dl markd Toronto
4 " , ,"u Kaaterly. 0lly ,.,,, tch,auifdl slHHBSsxSISaWJ
BROWNS BACK ON SIXTH RUNG.
I Tread on Cleveland to Increase
Distance From Cellar.
ST. Ixiuis, Sept. 2. The Browns
mined back Into sixth place by dr.
feattng the fleveland Indians to-day.
4 to J. .lone wa chased In the fist
j inning with four runs on two s lurlev,
a walk, a wild pitch and two doubles
I Wihi throw praventtd Lowdermllk from
I counting a shutout. The score;
( I.KVm.AND (A. Uh ST. IAJI IS lA 7,1
b h - p a c ab h p e
.'(.hanni'n. 5 1 5 :. l8hotton.ll - 1 : o
riOlllcl ....4 .( 11 ..uti- m... .1 nut 1
Cran v If
1 Kirke lb..
Hmilli.rl..
, Turner lb
sill 0,Pra't..'h .1 1 " II
J I 3 '. Wslker.rf.. 4 3 1 II 0
4 0 0 1 Jscobnn.rf. t i i
1 a a .1 Howurd.lti . i I l 1
1114 t Jmvmi.s.... 5 0 4 3 .a
4 t 4 t II Scvereul c. . 3 I 1) II
Rran.5b... 111!
i o Netll.c..
Jones p
! Heeiiton.p
! Wihe.. ..
0 0 0 1 1' leiw'rm'k p 3 0 1 2 1
3 0 0 1 0
1 0 0 11 11. Totals 57 (I '.. in .1
Tntnta ,, Mt :i id i
'BftttM for Hrrtitnn in tlif nmlh Innlnr
Clrvrland ..... fftff " '
St Loin 4'ioy00i)0x 4
Until CttVxHstnd, rii.ii'ni tn ii si Lquii,
Stmt ton. A Hit I ii WjiU i . JgV Obflfttl T0
hiw iiita -v.iiuir. jgM'bMqn crtflijB htti
pUyn Levari, Mo an I nxul g$4venil; Brans,
('hetnmnti and Kirkr, Pr-itl. L t kn n 1
How ard iVisymt I,t11 O'Nftll Sloll 1 1 1 I
K aim Wild pttoh alofMHi r..w- on bn (
Off Low O'M nr!U ; off slOM, Oft Uv u
Ipn. " ftni'U out Hv I.'iw.irniiiU, , hjf
Hr-nion. .1 rmpir Connolly nt'ti waliart
Tinir I hour ami !l" minutfr.
ATHLETICS EASY FOR RED SOX.
Knnnlson Yield Kiuirtren Mils
Knpf Hurl leu slldllltl.
I'H ii.aih i.rillA, Pa . Sept. 2. Till lied
Sox picked up an eisy ci oe hgrS lo
'day, defe-iflng t rig Athletics m the sec-
and of the series. I to 71 To. v ntgUli 1
Knowlson for fourteen hit ant inn r.-e ,
I total base. Rtlth did not have to grork
hard to win. Kopt hgrl his leg sliding
! into second In the sixth n il rstlrod in
favor of Malonr The scorgl
IM)TON A. I. i PHIUA ' N 1
uh h ii a e u h p a e
' Hooper rf llil Hot. Is 11,51
. .1.IIO nil. ns 1 I I J ii V i .. " I ' (I
' SiM-uker ef r : 3 u 1 gfalsh.Cl Mill
llobeii ih I i :. a set rank. rf. I 1 4 I I
lliSWIS.il .. 3 11 a l.ij.oe U. 4 11 u
Qsr dner.lb, - i i M. iwm ib i it: j I
Harrv .... I I I I e.iNdnni It... I I l Is
'Csdy.c 3 50 tlBvhsni h i i 4
' Ruth.p .. : 0 a i ii I. ,i,.i . ... I I I I I
Knowlson. p i I I -'
TotrJ Ti 14 5.
I Total. 7 .'7 n I
Boston I I I I I t I 1 Id
Philadelphia ,11111111 0
Huns llo-ton, lloois-r. Janv in, l i
D wis (Sur.ln. r. Hirr. I'sdy .' ; IMnlu rlphiJ
Ropf. wslsh, trim's Tare bear rnt4 Barri
Konf. WMi Ttnce bass lni lliMjper. Hon
Ihlell Siierifl.e tol Jshvrin, Hum
1 USftlnSf, Ruth Post base utl err.ti- Itosln
left on base Hn-lou. 7; Phlladrlphi
Double pla Otdring au.1 Lsnp St. 'i n dsscd
speaker. OhlriiK : Sfrue's oiu lt Ruth,
hi Knowlson .' Pirsi bse on bstb OS
Know-Uon 3- off Huth l W.:d nit. u He-".
( moires linieeii Mi.d Nuihn. Time hour
and vi minule
WHITE SOX SUCCUMB AGAIN.
third tffgtgjhl Defenl lliindeil l
Them hv I'vuits llrrors Hurl.
Dgrtsorr, Bspi. :. t e Whita
dropitd their third straight gume to
the Tygers. s to 11. to-day In ih
oid round .1.. bus fumbled twice. Weaver
made a costly error and Kusaell Walked
one man and allowed a alnsle, netting
Detroit four rune. The Tygers won It.
Ih fifth when Cobb singled, took thir l
on Crawford's single and scored on an
infield out. The f ore
CHICAOO (A. L.I DETROIT A f. i
ab h p a e ah n n l
Murphy. rf .'.3 11 Vlt I Ui .. i ;
jr., i.i - ii i:7: I Hush.M 1151..
Kt'olhna..'b 10 3 5 SiCXlbb.ll I I 1 I I
Jsikeon.el, , i i t SCrswIord.rl 4 : : n .
I...I...I,; It
10311 Veers if 4 i 7 l o
4 11:: Hum. lb.... I I f 1 4
4 11!" Touni .b . : a 3 t o
3i3i" Maaaie.c .. I I i l
Ilea tijsmrn p i i a ..
o a o a ,. Oldham p i a a o
Weaver
Jobns.lb.
M .v. i
Rii ll.p
Dsris.p .,
Pelseh
t 0 0
Totals H 11 57 I 1
Tot ill
11 51 13
'Balled for Davi in the ninth Innlni
Chi ease 5 1 a a 0 a y it
Delroil I 4 1 a 1 a t " x s
Huns- ChicRxo. Murphy 5 J Collins, Ju is
Sen, Johns. Huell; Detroit, fill, BtlStl.
Cogb v.-1. h. ahtrns, Youtu, gtsnsm
aacrlfles lot J Collins, T. Col 't Johns
To bass lots Russell, vllt, Burn Wesi 1
Thiss. bssa hit- Murphy. I Collins 5 Do 1
ttie plays Veaeti sod glansge; Johns, J Coj
litis and Johns First bass on ball Oil H .
sell. 1: off Jam. 3; off Davis. 1 si:u.-k out
Hv oi.ihHni. fv Davis. 1 1 mptree- r. ., -alio
c hill Time - 5 hour
FEDERAL LEAGUE
iealeriluy's Hesulta.
h..' I more. 5. Broobtyn, 1
Xewarb, Huflaio, 1.
St. taints, I . PRtObUTg, 3.
Cbtcago, I; Kansas ('tt', 5
.tundllia of the 4 lab.
W L PC i
'! 64 511 Kins Cltv
si ;.5 l&l BuSsIn
...4 i.ii 743 H-ookiyn
17 M Ui ll.ilttni.ire
I. P)
Pittsburg
New ark
St laiuis
Chi.Rso
To-day's Sehedule.
Bsltbnors in Brooklyn.
Newark In BugeJO
St. LeulS In I'ltl-liurg
Cbicagg Hi Kansas Cltv,
BROOKFEDS' HITS USELESS.
Nine Prodnee One Ho.. Hit 1 1 1 111 ore
Wllh t hree i'ulHi- I ts lee.
Iniead of John Oansel, one who did
not know would have though! Lgs
Magee was stl'l In charge ,.f the Mronk-
feds yesterday sfternooih when ihey
outbatted Maltlmore three to oils on 1
yet lost the game by a goOM of 5 to 1
Altogeiher the home club made nine hits
off Suggs nvjj 'ii ihe first and otic in
every 01 her Inning but Ihe fifth The
Brooklyn run came In the first on Ma
gee' smgie and eteai, Cooper's out end
KSUlfS single.
Jim Bluejacket was the victim "f
the weak support. Only one of the
three kits off 1 1 i tn counted. It was by
Agler In the fifth, He stole, advanced
when Huii fumbledg rollerbyiMcCandless
and scored on Duncan's fly. The othe;
Baltimore tally, In the second, was the
lesult of .1 pass to Suggs, all error by
Myers on M. -Candles, Duncan's wa k
gnd Kvans's out Manager Knabe was
evicted for arguing over halls ami
strikes In the tlfth Inning. The ROOM!
HA 1. TIM oH K 1 F I.i BROOKLYN P Ll
ah li 11 a all h p a e
Aider Hi. 5b 1 1 in 1 0 indsrsaskrl .1 1 u n 0
McC'dU.cf 3 a 3 11 e'Masee.5h .. 1 5 3 , ..
Dun 11 If ;ih t o 1 n siCaouer.lf.,. t I J 1 0
Rvsns.rt.tb 1151 Ksutf.ef..., : 5 1 0 a
K'p'k.gh.lb His wMyera.lb... 4 oil a 1
Knabe.tb,, 5 n 5 a sJHali.Sb ... 1 1 a a 1
7aiin.rf.lf . .'Ota a Fd Smith s I 1 1 I 0
Owens.c, .1143 Itaind.e 117 11
lial ifher ;t 0 1 j .. Teeli a a o ) a
Iuggs,p.... 3 0 0 : SlB.Jseket.p 1 0 1 I ..
(llellrteh 1 0
Totals N 3 57 14 a
I Totals 31 9 If 17 ;
Ran for Lend in the 1 1 1 1 1 Inning
Halted lor nine jacgst in ih.- ninth Innlni
Halwmore 0 0 I I 1 u 11 a 11 j
Hroolilyu I 0 0 0 a 0 0 a a 1
Huns Halttmore. Asler. Susss; Itrooklyn,
Mlitfee First base ott error- Hull illiore
Lsn on buses Ballimoro 1. iirooHlyii -
Two base hit Cooper Saerillee fly llliiieiin
Stolen hiise- Ma4Te. A liiterson. Aider Con !
Kaun Doubls play Usllsrher Kirkpalrirk
and Anler. First base on n.tli- on su ,
ug Blue Jacket 1 Struck nut ti.v u ... hi
Utile Jacket 4 ' I'm 1 .1 1-, in . hi. f I'liitu t n.
Flfld UUVnri WsSlSrVsll Tune I hunt a 11. 1
10 rsuiiulss.
Al HurTalo.
It UK
Newark IP.L.1, 00 10033(1 ;' 114 .
llilffulo S, la I 0 II I 0 0 II 1 t ,
Batteries Seaiun ami Rarldsn: Bedlenl
and Hlatr.
Al I'll I -Inn l;
II Tt It
Si l.oul iFI. 1 ft 0 0 1 0 a 1 - a 1 1 1
I'lt lah'rg 1 F I. 1 11 u .1 0 n I 11 11 3 ,
"'""" ' ...i.omii 4110 1 nai.tuun. Hail
lev. KnetSSr and Id 1 11
Al Kiin ..s I Hy.
R II F
1 'hlesge 1 F 1. 1 . 1 1 a 1 a a t 1 11 . 1 1
Kaa.tlli 1 F.i. 1 a 1 a 0 a n 1 1 ., 1
Batteries Mri'onm u and w llaon Usln
snd 1:1-1 r
THUNDERER HAS LOT
OF EXTRA STRENGTH
Jlist Misqps Record for Five
FnrlonRfl and Keeps on to
Sixth FnrlonR Mark.
0RRAT DAT FOR WHITNEY
rTarrv Payne Whitney' Tliundorer
qualified in handsome style at Belirnrnl
Park yesterday for the i'uturlty, which
Is to be run to-ntorrnw and which Is
attracting a good deal of attention In
the turf world It was another Whitney
(lav. for In addition to the easv victory
of Thunder, r, ht stable companion, Kllp
ghOxti which Is also a Futurity candi
date, carried the Thompson silks lo the
front it an Impressive manner.
Th gppearancg if these youngster
lessened the Interest taken In the stake
event, the Mlneola, also for two-year-ol
s, but oven In this there was reflec
ted glory for the owner of Brookdste
K.irtn. i Hidden Hlar. the winner. Is a
Cast off of ihe Whitney stable and a
daughter f Burgomaster, Which is Srso
the sire of rsllpsnod.
Sllp-'to.i -luite.l .1 1 to 4 favorite n
the llrst -ace, n'nd tltoiigli headed hv
John San ford's Red Cloud early In the
n . , . in ., away lo win easily from D.
I., iry's Sea Bench, The time for
fo an. 1 a half furlongs wa
' ;0S '- ., whl. h looked like an ordinary
lierformance when contpsrsd with the
iigures set up by Thunderer In ihg nxt
r. it Wie same 1llsta1.ee.
ThUndSMr w.i an even greater favnr
II t lall Slipshod, ih odd against the
r.iii brother to Regrei being 1 to 10.
Me ii.ni smarter competition than hi
stable com pa Ion, but Tommy McTaggart
WSS 11 no hurry la send him away from
to.' tiei.i Whimsy w is lending the fa-
Vorlte it half distance, with 11g11st
P.. Itn oil talbyan Sands close up
Thun Eerer assumed a lead of two
; gths a quarter of g mile from the
finish, Whera he was well In hand.
TheM w is n desperate race for second
ll. e and .11 th struggle to lieat
Whimsy by a ne. k Libyan Sands drew
up to within a length of Thunderer.
Tiio time 01 1 04 p, made by Thunderer
is ohlv flfth of a SSCOn I slower than
th" track record, and that It was sc-
npllshed with comparative ease Is
I oved by Ihe f " t that Thunderer con
II I running to the six furlong mark.
Where '" was timed tn 1 :1ft 41, The
lumrnarlss :
FIIIST RACR
F-.e two year old. winch have not won
hy luheerlntlon of lift, with psio aiMed;
hi.- and a half furlongs:
, ind age wi Joekey Prices Fin
. '. psi. T McT.u'rt 1 ( out Pit
-.-I iv-ii h. :.. 1 .1 McTas'n. 7 1 7 :. 5'
it. .1 Cloud, 7 t"l .Mink 7-1 16 .'
W xrd. 1 I'M M.'Atee 3T.-1 I 1 I
y Donnte. 5 101 liarner S 4-1 ft
J n Wjkely. 7 .... KN. Huston kl III
Time 107.3:.
Hood start: won aastlyj Slipshod, h. g.
hy Rurgomsster Slippers! owned by I,, s.
Thompson; trained by Jaries How
SECOND K('E
For iwo-yssr.olds srhlek base not won
v ". by ub-.tit-tii.il oi lie, wuh Mfft sddsdl
tile snd a half ItlriongSI
Purse and as" Wt. .lo-kee Price Fin.
Thunderer. -' tl" T.Mi-T.ix'rl I 10 0111 l
I no in Sand. :.. lie J M Taxi to I even :
Wtrnmey. 1 1"7 liirnrr 161 tl
ll.l'Uo. 1 107. .Hut well.. . SVi 4 1 4
Recluse. 3 lit, F'rhr'ther. tt-l 4-1 I
Tune 1 S14 i -
'.-ol start: won handily: Thunderer, eh. e.
hy Broomstick Jersey laUfblningt owned by
I - riiomton: trained by James Rowe.
Tllllll) RACE.
I - fir tin. ; isrsyj f"r l liree tear olds and
upward: inn.it. an; hy subscription of no.
ailh Mil .aided; -ix lurionts Mrajgbt.
. i-l si I. Wt. .1... kev IVi.es Ftn.
F nnnse, .". 11 J.MeTag't, H-i 4.1 ta
Luke, 1 ill.. Pernor i-3 7 10 .
High Noon. 3 1.) Billwell,., 13-10 5 I 5
Hauberk, 3 IM MoL'absy.. ml Jl 4
IVm-ila nieii. 4 iil..McAlse i-i l ft
V . any 1 lll..Ullay,, . to 1 M
it r.-s 3 ioj, Maim M ! 7
lock o Walk. .. . l.t. Ilnxton . , 15 1 I t I
Tune 1:11 5 :..
Coo.) srirt: won driving! Fer.moua. b f .
hy Rock sand Plittertnousei owunt by An
. 1st Belmont ! trained by S C Ilihlreth
POtlRTH RAOI
Tie Mlneolsi eelli (is ; for I wo year old; by
iilheerlptlon ot lift, tarter. 1 sddltl4Niali
isi Seed value. 11,001; six ftirlnnys,
-. rauhl :
Horse and sse Wl .to. t,ev Pries! Fin
lb l ien Star. ; .... to Huxton u :. 5 '. I
llanos on. 5 to! lalley. It ", l-t 7",
s. j ins Met-s hey 11012
Uonnle Came. 5... si, Louder. , , 1 s-i 4
Time ! III
flood -tart, wnn easily Hi. I. ten Star, hlk
f. hv EtUrSOmaStSI Blsck Vrtiu-; ow-neil hv
.. w .lohnsori. Jr : trained by J. P May
's ,-re
FIFTH RrE
ftleepleebsas; elfin;; for three year ol.ls
.. 1 parerd nurse, lose RhOUt two miles:
II ss and are. wt, J4tcksy, IVne Fin
Tie a I. anct ... l-7. . Waush. . . . tl-j 6-1 1'
Alston. S l47..Bpola Il l fa
Dixon Park. teil 14: .William s I 71 Ji"
hi Ssndy 1 117. Henry s-to a 6 4
., isil I's-nd a . I I-. -Meaney , . 201 71 I
I'.udi 1. aged.. i4I..Hsynei .. 151 s i
1. . Hugh, I . in. .Dupes .... si
1 oat mlrr
Tims Mil,
Fair start, won easily ZeUwood. h r . by
Knight Errant Fiao.es ll (,.. oaneil it
laeottanl Jw-ob; trained by ,1 k Frayhug
sitii FtACSB.
For iliree year ol.ls and upwsrd who h liave
not woo two ra.es: hv BUbStViptiOS ill Is.
a . . ,-i uitded: o.'e llllle:
Hoi si age wl j.., key Mesa Pin,
Bam suck. I... in Turner even l-l p
RllsllS, .1 I"l Ihixlon . :, 1 x .-. ;
Prime Mover. 3 . 107 Mink. ... t-isvenl1
sin- lip, I Ill 1'leinelit' ,,, 7-5 even 4
li maul. ;. toi J.McTagt'l. 1 3 1 j
Tudor King. t.... III .Billwell ... 13 5 i-l I
Time Mil.
ieai.1 stnrt. won easily Sam Sink, eh r.
h) Ho. U Sand -Artful: tin 111 by Cleveland
Stable; trained hy F Reran
New Vork Stale l eague.
AT TROY,
it 11 n
ilbany I ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft fiws 7 t
Troy ooooooooo 1 1 :. 1
llattsrles Albany. Jacobs and cieugksr;
Troy. , Lu 01,111 and Mcoratk.
at BINOMAMTON,
n 11 k
tl'inlrs 010010017 4 1; 4
1 linghem ton . 0 0 3 a 2 0 2 J x -rt 13 1
Retteries Blmlra, Williams, Nicholson
ant Bemlsi Hliiglianiton, Qelesr, Sitlon
lied Murphy
AT gCRANTON.
tl II E
W kesharrs Iftlfttlftftftl 3 :o 0
Scrantou 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 u l U. 4 10 I
Hatterlss Wllkssbarrs, Brows snd Olddo;
goranten, Fox and Miller.
AT LOWVILLR, N. v
it 11 B
Syracuse 01000077. 0-13 14 1
it.i.. 0 1 1 1 1 11 1 1- 1 11 3
Hutiei-ie--HyrRCite, Kimball an.l Tyler;
I'll, a, Hie k and Miles
4 on i h mi issnclatlon.
AT Ct H I M HI'S
it ii t:
LoulBI llil I ft I ft 1 ft 1 S 5-4 a 2
L'olutnbuii . . i) 3 0 0 0 u 5 0 x a I
Bsltsrles MlddlSton, Tailor and oieni
nil., ii Touie unit Pnlomsn.
t INDIANAPOLIS,
I! II R
10 11 0
s, hard)
1 Tei eland 000 0 00000
III, lloii.i pulls. . 0 0 0 3 1 I 1 0 X-
Railtsrlss al.lt n and Billings;
an.i Uoesett.
at' BINNNAPOI.IS,
Kan -as I'Hv, . . 0 :, 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
Mlultcipoils. . . . 0 11 t 0 0 0 5 11 5
Batteries sUgrdner ami Qoibeli
and Uhaa rll.i .
AT ST PAUI
It II R
-7 I
-r, ; 4
Vlngling
11 11 1:
m
Milwaukee.
0 1 0 t 11 0 0 1 ft
1 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 k
Hatterlss Rheadet an.i h tmi
1 and Jukneou
it . -1 ... o 1 sages
oea llslnea, 1. ML aiesspk I
Lincoln. 13, ropeks, I.
Denver, II; Wichita. 7,
(July gsmes schrdulsd.
r 1 "
POSSIBLE WINNERS IN RACES
AT BELMONT PARK TO-DAY
First Hare Tlnkls Bell, Dtssh
Dn, Olnainlnf.
Her. .mi Itaer Jaroha, Pleloae,
Fernruek.
Ihlrd Knee All Smile, Wilson
ntii. Mhyseil.
Fourth Hare Heyhnura, Harry
shun. Friar Rock.
Fifth Race Yankee Notions,
Wnn. Lin Shoes, Hedge.
HlxTh Race Madame Herrmann.
Moonstone, Kestah.
TO-DAY S BELMONT PARK CARD.
Ftrt Race For three yesr old snd npwsrd;
selling: sis snd a half furious. min coiir:
Thoiuht reader ....till Dinah Do IM
Sir Wm Johnson .: . Water Welles 103
Oreeienor ilSlBvelyn c '..toe
Carlton ( 110 llorax 100
Caniiieon II" Mini's K 100
Ch"tertoa ton Mai viand (Slrl to
Sor.g of Valley ... lei Santo .. M
Humiliation .107 llldamlng s'
Hammon Pas. ... it? Plantagenet ft
I'urtm . .... tor. Vlcnola . W
Tinkle Melt. . . . m
wecond Rs For t wo yesr old : hsndtrap:
Ave and a half furlong.
Jawbs 111 Psi iirsek HI
Pleinoe It:: Sky Plot tot
Third IlRce For two year olds: elllnr: on
mile:
All Smile IHiNe-ihlhys W7
Morro Ill Duke of Dunbar ,..1(1
Watsitown llfishyneii ioj
La.iv Teresa :. Sarsenet ....101
Jese. Jr 107
Fourth Rrc Port Whlntton Rsndtesp:
for nil aces, one mite:
Harrv suaw . . . llfiKi.xli Itoek fttl
lleybonm .. . Ill Chart ST Maid M
Fifth Usee-For four year-olds snd upwsrd;
e 11113; one mile and a sixteenth:
Yankee Notions., ill Napier .......11
v Shoes fi lieu vuine 14K'
O Sullivan 1 '4 Raster Star 17
Hedge ill
sixth Ha.s- For muteen two yesr olds: sell
111.. ttve and a half filrUuu.
tv 'iati . '..ir:,,.,. Honero.. 101
Madams Herrmann Sand Mirk 103
Fla Day ,109 Montmfnn 104
Patiana !" ls-vonhtre Dolly.. ..104
BURCH PAYS HIGHEST PRICE.
Wnahlnalnn Man OlgWg gl.Ulin for
Alvoril nl Nopn i.o.tioK lale.
Preston M. Miirch of Washington paid
the highest price at the sale of the Napa
yearling yesterday at Melniont Park.
He gave 11,310 for Ahnrd. hy Soli
taire It. Tally Col. ling. Ahrord la a
hro'her of Sa tigs I In. winch has won two
races as a two-year-old this season, and
also is a brother to Mlrka. a frequent
winner during the last three seasons.
Only moderate prices were ohtalned for
most of the youngsters. Twenty-three
sold for II. mn, nn average of J33G.
The best sales !
Peeiiane, b c. hv Solitaire 11
BMmerbsfsn; .fame. MacManus.,,. 1780
(Truces, ch c, s. - n..- t'nifhe;
.Ihuips MiacManas no
A'x.ir.l. b. c, hi Solitaire II Lilly
Holding! P. M. Hun li. Washing
ton IV li l.tll
Pohn. ch. c. by Vnorhees N'anna;
N'1'tlisnflil Stable . 400
Angnrts b'k f. 1.1 in t.eggo Prlcs-
le.a Jewel; gehuylsr t. Parson. too
Bsvills ch. f. hv solitaire II Ssl-
va'rlx. James UseManUS ISO
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
yesterday's Results.
Mon'resl, s, Jerey City, 5.
Rocbester, 11 ; Harrtaburg, t.
Buffalo, 3, Providence. 1 inr! gamel.
Buffalo, 1; Providence, o (second gamel
hi- hmond-Toronto (rain)
standing of Ihe I lu he.
W I. IS' W
PC I
470 '
45 I
413,
3. 1
Providence :
45 i744 Rochester.. 7 4
41 437 Toronto -4
II ."7(i Richmond . .'-1
H'iffalo .., 75
Montreal... (11
Harnshurr U
i-l
111 I r. v City I!
To-day' Schedule.
Toronto In Richmond,
ONE WILD AND OTHER WEAK
Ulnar Fill Rnsea on Pns.es end
Then Montreal Pound Hi net.
Hard hitting of Brack by Montreal
heat the Skeeters at Jersey cty yester
day afternoon by n score of I to 'J, ,
Ming started for Jersey City, but after j
rilling mo prases on pusses re 1 1 reo wnn
none out In the' third and Brack fin
ished. The some.
MONTH FA I, .1 1.. JXRSRT CITT I I.'
in h p a e an 'i ii a e
Vssh -
ltie Purtell.ss, .
Ilt4a
4 5 5 1 0
15 1,00
1110 0
4 :. i i i
3 a l a 0
i o i o a
4 14 3 0
n a o a o
ll' lai. .b ill
1 line "h ....
' Harrv. lb
i Whitni ii.. f 1
Fly nn 1 o
4 I 1 J i .. It. moult. rf
' Devlin. . lb. ,. I 1
' Mmeina rf l I
I 5 ll Callier .h.
J .1 a I, .1 leu cl
snnOi.lt.. . f. l J i
. Maltnilll If
! Madden ell
i o'gchwert.c.,
I low, I i
1 a i
ttins p....
Hru. k p .
tbisl
... t a 0 a o
a a o 0 o
Tot sis
13 .7 II
Tot ls 3: l .7 '.I I
Bneiied tor Snick m the ninth Inning
Montreal I I I I I I I 0 B
.ler-ey CltT 1 0 f ii I 0 0 II 02
Run- Montreal, Nash 5, lievhn Almeida.
Sr.uth Mao. ten Dow. I 5 Jersey City Hues.
SchWeli TWO bsse bits Harry Madden. Pur
ten Bacrigee hlls Laytlen, whitman, stolen
heses Irelan, Dowii la-ft on basse Men
treat Jeroey city, it Doutite plays Pur.
' tell and Barry; Nash. lre:an and Flvnn First
base nil balls on Km: .; olf Hru. k. I : ofl
Dowd, 'i siru.-k out- By Kim. I. hv Bruck,
2 llil hv ml. -Iier Hy Bruck .Nu"h' Hits
off He u. -u . in in iii six and ons-thirdinnlngs
empires Clesry and Carpenter, Time i hour
an.i to mlnutee.
At Rsrrliburgi
RUE
Rn. heater (It.. 1 I ft 1 t I ft ft ft I ft II I
Harrlltarg II.UI o o 3 u I a a 2 0 12 2
Battensi Reebsster, Herche snd Will,
lam. Barrlsburgi Lee. chabek. noodbrad
slot H k .
l I'roi idem-e
FIRST UAMB
It H R
I Buff.1 o it.L.I. . 00:00100 I I i;
provld'ceil I.i 1 .1 0 0 0 a a n 0 . 1 g
Batterlee -lllltfalo, (tan and Oni.nw ;
roi i.lence. Osschgsr and Haley.
Sic 1 iN I HAWK.
It It F
I Rnffslo .II,. . 00000000 ii 1 n
f'roi ol'. -e . I I, 1 (I 11 11 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0
Ralterlei 'Buffale, Hader and Onslow.
Providence, pennech nd faaey.
I .hit I. I. els Up, OrleiifHl Stsr.
Bot'TM BSTHLBHBM, Pi, Sept. a
Willi Ihe Incoming class al Lehigh I'nl-
VOMlt) the baseball team will receive
a good recruit for next spring. II,. is
Alfred Yap. a Chinese youth of Hono
lulu. Hawaii, the son of a hank official
there, Yap. however, is a seasoned
player, having pMyed first and third
( buses for the Chinese I'tiiverslty team
' which now is touring this country.
Knnhe iend 111. 1 Male Ixxey.
Manager Knabe of ihe Baltimore Fe.is
trgded Ins old side kick, Mike Imoluti,
to the Chicago Feds yesletday for In
holders Frit and Jim Smith. Ho. dun
left Immediately for the VSsst, Prlti
and Bmlth will report to Knaho In
Hroolilyu to-day . Knabe at ssoond base
and Prolan at shortstop were mates on
the Phillies before Ihey Jumped to
gether. Tl RF
RACING TO-DAY
At BELMONT PARK
III 1141 S SI'll 141 Ft 4 I I KI N IM I I III: nil
Locust Valley Handicap; Port Washington Handicap
INM 1 UTHKB lltMID BAt'KM inci nail 41 hi P M
TO-MORROW, $25,000 FUTURITY
Special Race T'raids issVS PebSOylvsnlS StSliofl IS -0 and (lb V'- llacl 11.".
Vie llrooklin al 15 11 ami at Intsrvsla up lo I ... I. M It s .t at 1
uilmucs later KlSt Sis mtnutiv lain Also rracbed 01 troll. 1
Geti4srg Admitsion. $1.00. Grsnd Stand & Psddork, S.OO. I sdirs. I,5U
loo. 1.1 1 10 t en halurdais and I aboi lla.
4 hlblren l li I,,, 1 1 I111 1,11 of Hie I. rounds
COX'S KINDNESS NOT
APPRECIATED MUC:
RpfilsAS ff) Distancf' Rlril in
First IlPRt, Thpn Is BfAttn
IVpxt Two for Viirsp.
nn.FrT!'a t. fTiTfs mum;
M1s rTarria, a hay fill v. daughter if
Teter the dreat, driven we bv Mi
Pnnald, won the three. year-old pn K
dtvlstnti of the diainpion Btslliot
the feature event of yesterday's tlrs
Clrmilt races at Ktrrpire City t r
purse waa worth $2,miri. S id T uu
a bay 01 1 - hy Mingen, owned and driven
by Waller R. t'm of thtyvftr, N 11
nee the only other starter
The race would h ive be. n m II r
to a walkover for the West. in
If Miss Harris had not been a llil a
unstrung In the first ftgat. She went
away skipping, broke badly at th first
turn and lost so much ground gtt n
her feet rhst McDonald's chief concern
thereafter waa to beat the distance flat
This first heat was simply a pr.i-es,
slon. COS didn't have the heart vl!ei t v
to shut out his rival and finished in a
Jog In 2 :11'4.
That Sad Thought wns a hi .-art va
seconds faster than the speed -he shower
In the preliminary heat was proved In
the second trial. Miss Harris won this,
leading from the xry start. In 3:07i,
The finish was close enough, but M'as
Harris came home on die hit, while tl
smaller filly was driven out. Hail
Thought did not have the stamina, tn
crowd Miss Harris at ativ time in tit
third , and flnnl heat, which was pared
In 2:10. ,
Second In Importance to Mi t lllnj
stake was I'lrecturn I.'s attempt 1
his own world's pacing record of I .'.4
A great deal of the edge was tslti ti rf
this special feature because of the srsll
known fact that the track was In si
tremely poor condition.
I'npaeed hut accompanied hy s nn
nlng companion, IHrectum I. Stepped '
mile In 3:1)14. This performs 1
considered hy the Judges and experts .0
he every bit an good a his record I
on a fast track. Directum 1. 1 which s
owned hy M. K. StnrgeM of th s
was not In his full -tri.l when t ,
nodded fo:- the word. The first quarti
was stepped In J2 second, tin !h
hackstretch Murphy gave the hefa., ,,
head and Directum stepped the if I
quarter In 10 H seconds In 'ne ..' ,
slight hreeye. The third rjunrter, : .-
turn, was thn slowest of the feu
quiring SJfi seconds, The last qua'rtsr,
however. tilted the most fast I . .
Directum I. cam strong and ste i I
through this last relay in tt set
Which Is exactly 1 : r, 7 spool.
Moth the 2:20 trot and 2:11 pace wr
decided in st Might heats. Audrey ;
was much the best of Die trotters I
flniohed each heat for C"nx some .
within her capabillf ie ... S. Bodncv
of Jersey City drove his Lustrous l
Kinney at th head f three su. ..
processions Cox Major ByOM mads
thmgs Interesting for tha winner up to
the head ..f the homestretch in Ihe flr:
heat. Here H rs broke one of h
hopple when he wa stepping oul tp the
lead. The accident so badly upsc
c..x's jr-alltiar that he was distanced
The suhimsrles :
Ittft ehls trot; beat three n flve hSS'
suras 11,000!
Audrey Or. -v. h m, hv fluy v
iiorthv ((Vixl .
Ton McOrsgor. ch. h iRodneyi!!!
Mary c.uv, en. m. (Murphy 1. . i
.less V . h. in. I Steele I
Dejnie pan vers, b. m, (Orady). ! l -Prinehl.
rn, in IsTeDowslii .;
Itei Constantino, h. m, (Dicker.
on i
a isn a, rh. m. (wall)!.!!,!!! 7
Notice it. hr. m. tLorllktrdl . . . 9
Time 2 tl 14, 2:15',. 5:11',
2:11 class, pacing; bs: three n .
nea's; purs-i I..
Lustrous MrKlnn v b g, bv Mc
Kinney, dam Splendor, by Mam
hrino stratie iRodnsyi .' II'
fe.m. b. ui 1 Murphi 1
Bu.i.t BlHott, br uleersi . ,,!!!!
.Major Bj er. b k. g. u'oxi ,1
Time gill i4, I ttfj, '20171,.
Special trial uRilnst his own ii.
pa lug record of ill for the mile:
Directum 1. (MUT n': "
nhv 0:32 l:02ii 1-33 "
line of Ba h (Jti irt. r 'I- s,- . a
e.onla, 32 s, ends, 231, seconds
champion tellies Stake; ihieei.
as .Jj10 ' h"' ,wo three heat- p
.Mis Harris M h. f. hv Petr 'hs
Ureal, .lam Mat . Bllsn Stout illi
Donald . . ,
s'atThougsi. h f.bj Hit'igen. iairi
I Todlgai H'ox 1 j
Time 2:151,. 1:07 it. 5:1".
MONTREAL RACING RESULTS
Flra ftBee Pu-se g -1 u,r, .
end upward, foaled m cam,. ii, ... .
ops mil trtsli Heart, lot (KcDsrni 1 1
I- 10. $2 40 an.l .- 0, won; ' ..rt, I'
'". (Collins). 1:1.5.1 and is. second, uan
10.1 iMrAtee), 11.10, third Tim. 14.1
Mausnlus, cnnie je.,u and Prlni 1
u r.l also rfln.
Second Race -Purae 7j00 sddsd
year-nlds; six furlengi Starting ill' .
SlSlnl t, 1 Id and 5 SO I.
lion, tit tSchuttlngeri, l: ant i-
end; Mllsslone, 111 iWsrrlngion i
third. Time. IJ3 5-:,. Sempei - .
'J wnn be. en Uutellus, pin: ptll
Re-, t i, a,-,, run.
Thlrg Rare Purss l5.oo: Klng'a p ...
Ibree-ysat "ids snd upward; -.ne ..
a BUarler lied 101, III ,.,.,,. t
ti 4.1 ami Ills, won Lada Ueanao.r'if
. irnngtoni, 17 5.1 au.t 13 ;
Redden. 1 11 ie,,,,,,, r, 3 :n t 1. .
I II F'nwery Land, ,rf Vn ..
Sulie3 M..I also ran.
Fourth Race purs iron a-iiei
rhase. selling; four-ysir-olda ami s
Sbilllt two miles J01 llslsl I"
') IIS '"( snd :: '...' .'.,', ,; irlet
1 1 1 Connor 1. 18 40 at, 1 IJ 1.1 ,i ; .
i.tn iwilllama). : 10, third Tin. 1
Neiv 11 ,vrn and I.II) Psxton l. - .
rlf'ti Race .Purs !00 sddsd It.
a.l ages, seven furlongs Back It
' ii .1,101. 3.". 5". !'-. lo an I f.
Pan Besets, 155 tCoopsri It ti .. t
second. Ten Hoint, ::t iSekuttlugi 1
third. Time, Ilu.liv He,, I T
I'ommsngsr, Racoll and The Widow 1
Slea ran.
Sixth Raee--Pu.se 00l three
nd upward, selling. sv i,n ,, ,.
uirle A. 103 (Cnapsr), I. 70 I 1
15 uu. won. Oing Bog, tot (Haynes '
and 17.70, second; t'rlie' l'e ii
hun 1. IS 10. third Time 1
Harklry, Vllsy Asylsds Paol 1
Blaise and .In Del al-u ran.
Toya league.
tl'oiefnn. I . Re.,. in, sot. ft
Fort xvoi th, 4. Deli is, 3 .11.
Kurt Worth. ; DailSS, 2 .s
tvaco, 6. Bkreveport,
I Irsillla latggue,
All games posponed rain
Tl Rl
L- ; ,