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JLO h THE SUN AND NBWOjHKUALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 19Z0. ,
' DodgersRaliy With Four Runs in II th and Beat Cards 9-8 Ruth Hits 48th Homer and Yanks Win
.. . . . u. .
DODGERS FIGHT
WAY TO VICTORY
Como From Bohlnc. Twice and
Itont Onrdlnnlfl In Elovonth
Inning,
nr w.m.iam it, hanna.
Rucli Bllurinir ndjcctlvrs mi "smooth"
nnd "'0llliC(3" srs not for tlis Porttrers,
whose work, whlls not devoid of imt
and skill, Is not ths refinement of form.
Tliero U opted and power there, but It
u npt to clatter find bump, nut any
team which plays as the nrooklyns
played yesterday, twlco feellnt the lint
breath of defeat In their faces, haa the
PBlitlnir rrlt thnt win pennanta, They
taut the Cardlnala, 0 to A, and It la n
tin roaring snmo that those flvurca
elhnd for
The Cardinal mnda four rnna In the
wvenllf Inilnr, nnd took the lead. The
Wnrtict-rs tnada two in the ninth Innlnn
nnd after two were out and, tlolnir the
wore, threw the tussle Into extra ln
nlnprn. The Oardlnala made threo runs
In the eleventh Innlnir, nnd for n second
lime nppenrrd to have the prUn secured,
Then In their half of the eleventh the
irrltty llronklynx, again with two out.
put on another hearla of onk rally, tied
the acoro and went on with tho work
until they, made another run.
Pitcher had their ins and down.
IIiiIki Mamuard held the Cardinal
tlKhlly except In the aeventh Innlnir,
when hi pltchlwr wn ameared for three
biml liltM and four lane run. 1'fcffer
tried hi hnnd ami had a rough tlrnn of
It In the eleventh. Krrdy flcliupp waa
knocked about In the first and ninth, but
wn (ffrrtlvo In between. Hhtfdel, the
third left linnilor nf the day. and ahoved
tn after Hehupp woh takon out, rnther
III odvlneiiiy, to niaKo way ror a pinai
hitler, waa sluiinod thl way and that In
t in e e vc n tli mill M'AH nuitn unsu 10 10
stop tho liattlnitof the imiomitnnie woatj.
(rs,
Dnilurri. til l.arnret,
The way tho Brooklyn hit the dirt
In (he maelstrom ninth nnd eleventh
left no doubt that they wero In cnrnent
nnd have determined tlrslutiH on the pen
nant. Hy Myora and Hack Wheat, try
ing to reneh haeea, did eome voipmne
eliding which alammed them ngalnat the
tarth o hard that that popular planet
ench time waa knocked aeveral yard out
of lie orbit.
Myers with hi hitting had n deal to
do with the ultimate triumph of the
linnets an clan, lly made n triple in
the first Inning nnd drove In Johnston,
' who had forced a man, nnd Wheat, who
had forced another. Forcing a mnn
Isn't brotherly, but an Johnston nnd
Wheat ttcorrd thero were no hard feel-
In rs,
I'ep Hornshy hit tho ball over the left
field fence In the second Inning, but na
the domicile wero deserted nt the time
nnd tho Ilrooklyns were out In front,
comfortably, they thought, that run
was n tncro scratch. Tho pitching
from both moundmen held the bat
ter In durance vile up to tho seventh
Inning, when Ileathcote tripled nnd
scored on nn out. fichupp was passed,
' Fchull singled, and Fournler sent a ball
over the right field parapet, through
the same Inno bored by Hornsby's wal
let) to the bnyond.
It looked a If home runs wero going
, to bent the Dodgers, but nothing beats
the Dodgers until the hit gun is fired
nt least hardly ever. Myers stnrtcd tho
Jlrooklyn reprisal In the ninth with n
' hit to Lnvan. Koney's vV)riflRj o
. Hornsby was a dnmpener, tiul Klluuff
waited It out on Hcliuppy. Miller filed
to Ilenthcoto nnd Itny Bchmandt came In
as a forlorn "hope,
Kchmandt played the string out like
n good fellow. He fouled several times
nnd kept fichupp pitching. Finally he
singled over second .mil drove In Myers,
Olson singled through short and drove
In Kllduff, Tho score was tied, and
what did the spendthrift Brooklyn fnns
earn about straw hats so lone ns It wns
somebody else's hat? Tho straw lids
wero salvaged nnd the game went on.
Johnston was heaved out by Hnrnsby.
though he emtio within an aco of batt,lng
In tho winning run.
J.avan, lleathcole nnd demons spilled
Infield' hits over tho green In the
f lcventli nnd I'effer went wild on Knodc.
- Uo walked lhat reserve and forced In a
1 run. Schultr batted In two more, and a
fourth Cardinal gent who wns hcadln'
n l'omo when Fournler nit to Koney was
2 thrown out thero.
Stienlel Easy- for Brooklyn.
Bherdel was a good deal of a bullseye.
for tho IJrooklyns from tho outset. Otto
" Miller opened the Brooklyn eleventh with
, n line two bagger. reffcrs hit to right
put Miller on third. Olson's out, Mock
to Fournler, brought Miller In.
Foumler caught tho throw nil right
nnd hh he started to flro tho ball back
It twisted out of his hand. There wns
n wranulo over this play, the Brooklyn
clnlmlng the safety of Olson. The claim
was ubsurd, and Emslle very properly
declared Olroit out.
Fournlcr's slip grip, however, allowed
McCabe, who wan touring for Pfcffer,
to tour to third. Johnston's fty to
Kcathcoto scored McCabo nnd emptied
ilio bases. Then tho second shift set to
work. Nels boat out a hit to I.avan
the Doc wns having Ills troubles and
Wheat singled to right. Schultz let thai
ball roll through him, n providential
error for tho Dodgers. Nels went over
with tho tying run, nnd Wheat pounded
a liolo In tho ground ns big as a crator
when he slid for third.
Myers hit between third and short,
nnd though I.avan mado a Good stop
irnd throw Myers slid to first ahead of
tho ball and Whoat crossed tho plate.
Mers nt tho risk of his neck half slid
nnd half Jumped for first base, rolled
over and was still rolling when tho game
ended. Tho score:
ST. LOUIS (N.
abrh o
Schulti.rf 013 4
F'nler.lb. (11111
Stock!). r01 0
BROOKLYN
(N.)
a
0 1
ab r li
01son.es. . a 03
J'Mon.nb. .'. 1 1
Nels.rf... B1.1
0 a n
1 n I
2 20
rs no
a no
1 oo
8 30
3 3 t
10 1 0
0 1 0
0 1 0
o on
0 00
o oo
0 00
0 00
0 1
2 0
H'nshy.Sh I1 1 2
Mcirry.lt ft 1 0
Lnvan.ss. ." 1 2
ircoto.cf. 4 2 2
Clem'ns.c S 0 1
Dil'fer.c.. 0 1 0
SO
Whent,lf, B21
Myers.cf., A 23
0 0
2 0
0 0
Koney.in. boo
K'duff.Ib. 4 1 1
n n
no'
Mliier.c... s 1 1
M'nuard.p 2 0 0
Smith, p.. . 00 0
Bcnupp.p. 3 10 0
flherdol.p. 0 00 0
Knodo.. 000 0
3 0
0 0
l'terrer.n. l o i
OOUKrueger. 1 0 0
ischmandt l n l
(Lamar., 00 0
(McCabt.. 0 1 0
Totals.4l8 12t32 12 21
Totali. .4.1 0 1S .13 Id 2
nltfd for Bchupp In the eleventh lnnlne
nn waiKeo.
tTwo out whm winning run was scored,
matted for Mamuard.ln the aeventh Inning
anil grounded out.
1 lllatted for Bmltli tn the nlnt Inning and
flnrled.
Hnn for Srhmandt.
Ran for l'feffer In the eleventh Inning.
' Rt. Loul 0100004000 3-H
Ilrroklyn 3000000020 4-0
Huns hatted In By Bchultz, 2; by Fournler,
Si by llornaby, t; by Clemonn, 1; by Olson,
1; by Johnston, 1; hy Myera, 3; by Bchmandt.
' 1. Two be hlta Johnston, Miller. Three
baae hits Bchultz, Myora. Home rnna
Tournler, Homaby. Bacrlflco bit Wheat.
Bacrlflce fly-Johntnn. Lett on bnaea Ht.
Louli, : nrnoklyn, (. V'lrat hna on error
Rt. Loula, liases on tinlln Off Marquard,
2: off l'feffer. l: off Schupp, a. lllts-otr
Marquard, A In 7 lnnlnrs; off I'fefrcr, 5 In
, 2 Innlnei: off Hmlth, 1 In 2 Innlngv. off
Kchupp, 10 In 10 lnnlns! off Bhtrriel, ." tn
1 Innfns, Strurk' out lly Maniuard, II: hy
Fmltli, lj by l'feffer, 2: by Schupp. 4. PiipciI
hall demons. Winning pIMier rfeffer.
Loalne pltrher Bherdel. Earned nin' Off
, Behupp, 4- off Bherdel, 3: off Mnrquard. 3;
off l'fiffor, :i. Umpires Klcm nnd Kmille..
Time of same2 hours and 22 minutes.
Shawkey Turns Back the
Indians; Yanks Win 6-1
Until ICnodcu Jliu 4Bth Homer
Now Yorlcs Only Eight
Point? From Irsad.
to Tiff 8b isn Niw Tcm Mwiv,
Cf.KvicLANn, Ohio, Bept. 10.MBnttllnit
Bob" (Hhawkey put tho Yankees bank
into the running for thft American
League pennant thl afternoon by scor
ing hi sixth victory In seven start
against tho Indians, Tho soars was i
to 1, and nabs liuth's fortyelihth horns
run or Wis season, Tltanlo drive over
the right field screen, was responsible
for two of the Yankees' counters. This
triumph, In which the Hugmen com
prehensively and continuously outplayed
tho leaders, put the Ituppert-Iluston
forces within eight points of first place,
Ahawkey unravelled one of his sea
ton's best efforts whllo holding tho
leaders to six hits and two passes.
Cleveland's meagre allotment of safeties
wero distributed over five Innings, no
two coming together until the seventh,
in which Hmlth tripled nnu jonnston
doubled ror the Indians' only run,
Hay Caldwell started for tho Indians,
nnd was forced to retire under fire In
tho fourth, after seven hits had given
the Yankee five runs and paved the
way to another. Cleorxe Utile succeeded
him, and wait very effective with run-
ners on the bases.
"tuth uncorked his forty-elhth homer
In tho opening Inning and sent the
Yankees nwsv to a flvlnc start. With
Pecklnpaugh out of the way, Caldwell
pasaod Plpp and whipped two strikes
across on Iluth, He tried to slip an
other good ono past tho Babe nnd paid
tho customary penalty, Plpp loping
homo ahead of the master mauler. Fol
lowing Pratt's demise, Meusel poled a
single, to centre, only to perish at sec
ond, when O'Neill anticipated his at
tempt to steal and called for n pitch out.
I'rck Ilnlna n Bully.
Pecklnpaugh did a little anticipating
In tho Indlnns' half of tho second and
ruined a Cleveland rally while robbing
Tnl.n.lnn of n hit. With Oll OUt n this
uframe, Oardner drew n pass. Sensing
n hit and run piny, rrcn unricu u
to second as Bhawkey pitched to John
ston and got there Just In lime to spear
Johnston's scorching liner with one hand.
Gardner, too, had started with the pitch
and was easily doubled off first.
Almost Immediately thereafter tho In
duslrlous Mr. Pecklnpaugh toted a run
around tho bases for the Yanks. He
reached first by forcing Bhawkey, who
had singled, and moved up a peg on
Plpp's lino single to centre, ltuth sent
Hmlth far hack to hiul down a lofty fly,
Peck taking third nnd Plpp advancing
to second after tho catch. Bnortstop Joe
Iivans took Smith's throw and hurled
it wit in rlrrlit field nraln In a belated
attempt to catch Plpp at second, and
Pecklnpaugii scoreu, i-ipp moving up w
third. There was no further scoring,
however. Pratt flying out to Speaker.
The Yankees renewed their drive on
Caldwell In the fourth and drove him to
i over. Following Meusel's fly tn Smith,
i An-1 nnkd a single to left and Ward
Lbunted safely down the third baso line.
Hannah followed wun n ground ruiea
double to left, Lewis scoring and Ward
advancing to third. Bpcakor rushed
tleorgo l.'hle to Caldwell's relief and the
newcomer signalised hi appearing by
fanning Bob Shawkey on three pitched
balls.
This brought Pecklnpaugh to bat, and
the Irrepresslblo Itogcr slammed a single
tn tttt nn tirh lh hnlh Ward nnA Hannah
clattered homo. Peck took second on tho
peg to the pinto nnd wns left there wncn
Smith plucked Plpp's long liner oft the
grass tops In a headlong dive.
The Untie Htrlkes On.
Tho Bnbe struck out on n, near wild
nltch In tho fifth and heartened tho In-
dlnnhurlcr to pull through unscnther after
Wnmbv's fumblo on Tratt's easy roller
and Mcusel' second single to left had put
Yankee runners on first and second. In
tho following round he fanned Plpp for
the third out after a single, ft force
play nnd ft wild throw had put rcckin
p.tugh on second.
Uhlo was thinking pretty well of him
self when ltuth lumbered up again In
the seventh. Uuth, on tho other hand,
TWO VICTORIES TOE TIGERS.
Detroit. SeDt, 10 (American). De
troit won both games of a doubleheader
from Phlladc nhla here to-day, 4 to o
and G to 12. Tho visitors were outhlt In
both contests. Tho scores:
FIRST GAME.
PIIILA. (A.) I DETItOIT (A.)
nb r h o a e ab r h o a e
Dvkee.Ih. 2 0 111 0 Yoiinc.2b. 4 2 3 1 2 0
r.rlffln.lb 3 01 0 0 0 Hush 3 1 1 ,1 3 0
W'ker.cf. 300 1 oncobb.cf.. 412 a oo
rcrRlns.o inn 1 J vracn.u.. v.
I)URn..1h 4 00 1 2 0 1Ieirn,lb. 4 0010 0 0
Myatt.rr. 40 1 2 0 0 Bh'len.rf . 401 1 On
nicbrc.lf. 3 0 1 4 01 IMnelll,3b. 3 0 0 0 0 0
Ral'y.ss,, 4 00 .1 1 0 Manlon.e. .101 8 10
nom'el.p. 300 0 5 Ol Ayers.p.... 3 00 0 2 0
Totals.30 0 4 24 11 11 Totala.31 4 10 27 8 0
Philadelphia OOOOOOOOO-o
Detroit.. 1 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 x-4
To base hlt-Myatt. Three base hit
Cobb. Stolen bases reach. Hush. Bacri-flrcs-T.rlffln,
Bush (2). Ift on bases
rhlladelphla. 8: Detroit, . Danes on balls
Off Ayers, Si off nommsl, 1. Bit by pitch-er-Ily
Ayvrs Walker). Struck out lly
Ayers. 0 by Tlommel, 4. Umpires Nnllln
and Kvans. Time of game 1 hour and 23
minutes.
BECOND GAMR.
rilILADEUHIA(A.) DETnOIT (A.)
an r ii
a el turn
os
4 3 0
1 BO
3 1)0
Dvkes.lb. 3 1 1
4 HVoung.2b.. 3 2 1
Grinin.lb. 50 1
Walk'r.cf 401
nush.as... 2 1
Cobb.cf... 4 02
rerKins.o ;iu"
Veach.lf.. 401
3 0 0
Dugaii.rib 4 n i
Mvatt.rf. 400
iieu nn.it) a o i
Shorten.rf 4 0 0
rinelll.3b. 201
00
0 1
1.0
on
1 0
niibee.lf. 4 00 0
Clway.ss 312 3
fitanage.c. 3 0 1
Morrls'.p 4 20
Kecfe.p... 2 u u
Burrus.. 1010
Totals...20S0 27 101
Totala..S3 2 7 24 13 8
Hatted for Kcefe in nlntn inning.
Philadelphia 00000001 1-2
Detroit 00201200 Jc
Two base hits Plnslll. Dugan. Rtolen bases
Cobb, Walker. Hacrlf Ices Bush, 2: 8ta-
nage. uounie piaye uuen, xouns inn jteu
mann: Griffin and Dykes. Left on bases
Philadelphia, 0; Detroit, 8. Bases on balls-
Off Kt'efe, 3: off Morrlsette, 3. lilt by
pltcheil nail uy iveeie U'lnani. iieuinann; i
by Morrlsette (Galloway. Dykes), fltruck
miir.v Morrlsette. 4. Umpires 'Nallln nad
Evans. Tlmo of game 1 hour and 27 minutes.
National and American League Records.
v
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES.
NATIONAL IJEAOCE.
Brooklyn, 0: ft. Lnols. 8 (11 Innings).
Pittsburg, 8; Philadelphia, 3.
Thv f'inrlnnatl-Boaton game was postponed
on account of rnln. ....
Othrr tenins were not scnrauiru.
STANDING OF
riajrd.
.. 1.TJ
.. lt
,.. 133
.. 131
.. 134
,.. 133
.. ltd
.. 133
Won. Lost. P.C.
7S 37 .378
74 M .374
74 nn ..via
(19 82 ' .827
87 07 .800
82 71 .48fl
81 73 .403
82 81 .301
Brneklyn
( Inrlnnntl, ..,
New lorli...
Pittsburg....
Cblrngn
St. I null....
Boston
Philadelphia.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Oilmen In New York.
tit. Loul In Brooklyn (two).
Cincinnati In Boston (two).
N rittsburg In rhllaJilphU
St Paul Nino to Play
International Winners
ClfJCAOO, Hept, JO, -President
Hlckey of the American Asso
ciation to-dsy completed ar
rangements for a post season series of
games between tho fit. Paul club,
pennsnt winner of the American As
sociation race, and tho flag winning
club of the International Kenguu,
which probably will bo either Balti
more; or Toronto,
The writ will open In Interna
tional League territory October 6, and
after four ramen have been played
the clubs will riturn to fit. Paul for
tho final contests, Tho club winning
Ihn series must take tlvo of the nine
games,
waa not at all satisfied with himself, I In
l ed that fifth Inning strikeout on his mind
and In addition unplensunt thought of
a fumble w h eh had permitted Wamhs.
gnnss to tnkn three base on ft ono base
hit In the sixth, Them were two out
when the Babe let this one get away
from him ami no material damaga re
sulted, hut It sort of preyed on his mind,
so ha dug In for nn old fashioned huy
maker when he fured the youthful Uhlo
again In ths seenth and swung from the
hip. Had he pulled hi blow to the
right he'd have had another homer to his
credit, lie smashed It to centre, how
ever, and Speaker grabbed It after ft run
that carried him almost to the score
board, Tho Indians, meantime, wero making
little headway against the cunningly
diversified delivery of battling Shaw
key, Going Into tha seventh they had
only three hits to their credit and had
drawn only two passes. No inoro than
four men hnd faced tho Philadelphia
schrapnel In any Inning and only ono
hostile runner hnd advanced beyond
third base.
Triple Off nhnvrU.tr,
flttnn't.AW miA in tint, ft ftlillfmlt
,,,nnr nvuiivu w .mix rt .
well In hand when his ancient Nemesis,
rignt rieiuer i.imcr Hinnii, rams to mi
lltj lltn DVM4 st Vt HISS SHVUIIU ( w itv
seventh nnd hit a triple off Lewis's
rignt nmue. uarunor seni a ionu uy
n f.,..l hut Umltli ilepllneil tn takft a
chance on Bob's mighty wing and lin
gered on lli)rl until iionnsiona uouuin
to centre brought him homo. O'Neill
i..n tlA in llntli. ninl Newell, a rn-
emit shortstop from New Orleans who
had replaced Joe wvans, enueu mo
Inning by grounding out to Plpp.
t,iiA,t tnr iTlit In thn Indlnns'
half of the eight),, nnd In tho ninth tho
s-.-i, . i,nii,i nrslnst "Duster" Ma s.
formerly of the Brooklyn Dodgers. This
sometimes briiuani uui mwaya mniw
southpaw got l'ccklnpnugh on a foul to
O'NalU and following I'lyp's elnnle to
centre fanned Uuth on four pitched
balls. Ho pitched flvo times to Pratt
In accomplishing the same result. Tho
score:
NHV YORK (A.) I CLEVELAND (A.)
ab r h o a el ab r h o a e
TecV nil 2 1 WJam'eon.lf 4 00 1 0 0
ripp.lb... 412 R 3n;wsm's.2b 4 02 9 8 1
Ituth'ef . rill otBp'sker.ef 4 0 r. no
rrtt.Sb.. BOO 0 0 0'Hmlth.rf.. 41J 3 0 0
Msuishrf 4 0 2 3 OOtl'dner.Jb. 30 J 0 JO
i"w".l". 411 1 0 0;j'nston.tb j
Wsrd.Jb. 412 1 Onp'Nelll.c.. JOO J 1
Ifannah.o 411 3 .1 Ojlvans ss.. 1 00 2 2
Bh'key.p. 402 3 00 'Bewell.se 2 00 1 Jl
an "v ICaldw'll,p 1 00 0 1 0
Totals..30 6 12 27 8 ljUhle.p.... 1 00 0 0 0
tnrnney,. 1 00 0 00
(Malla,p... 00 0 0 0 0
, , I Tolals...31 1 0 2U0 4
Patted fer Brans In the fifth Innlrs.
tnattrd for Utile In the elshth Inning.
New York 2 0 1 3 0 0 J 0 0-8
Cleveland ) 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0-1
Two base hits-Hannah. Johnston. Three
base hlt-flmlth, Home run-Itulh. Double
play-I'ecklnpauh and Plpp. Left on bases
New York, 7j Cleveland, .1, Karned runs
New York, 5: Cleveland, 1. First base n
error-New York. Huns batted In-Pr
Pecklnpaush, 2: by ltuth. 2; by Hannah, 1.
Thrown evt steallnit-Ily O'Neill. 1 out of 1
(Mcucl) by Hannah, 1 out of 1 (Wambs
sans I). Pitchers' records-Off Caldwell, 7
bits and l runs (5 earned) In 3 1-3 Innings
wllh in men at bats off tthle, 4 hlta nnd
nn runs In 4 2.3 Innlnss with 10 men at bats
off Malls, 1 hit and no runs In 1 Inning with
4 men at bat. Total balsmen faced-Ily
Caldwell. 17 i by Utile, 10: by Malls. 4; by
Bhawkey. 33. Struck out-ny T'hle. 3 (Plpp,
nuth. Khawkey): by Malls. 2 (Uuth, Pratt);
hy Hhawkey, 3 (Kvans, Culdwell, Oraney).
Ilasea on balls-Off Caldwell. 1 iripp); off
Bhawkey. 2 (Oardner. O'Neill). losing
pitcher Caldwell. Umpires Owens and Con
nolly. Time of same-2 hours.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE,
ItERCI.TS Or YESTERDAY'S flAMEK.
Beading. 3: Jersey City, 2 (10 Innings).
Akron, 0; Rochester, (1.
Toronto, 3: Buffalo, 4.
Oibar teams were not scheduled.
STANDING Of TDK CI.UIW.
W. I,. PC
w. l. re.
Readlne... 03 77 .150
Jersey City M 88 .Mil
Ilochestsr.. 42 .00 .2WI
flyrncuse... 82 103 .223
Baltimore, Ml 44 .0(121
Toronto... (X) 4,i .0811
Buffalo... 01 r,l .nil
Akron 83 S4 .112j
(1AMK.S KCIIEDt'l.ED It) It TO-DAY,
Syracuse tn Jersey City.
Rochester In Akron.
Buffalo In Toronto.
Readlne In Baltimore.
AT HIUD1.N0.
R. H. E.
Jersey City.... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 O-J 8 2
Reading 0 0 1 0 1 0,0 0 0 1-3 12 1
Ten Innlnss. 1
llatterlca Ilarscher and Frcltag; Swsrtr,
Karpp and Kannlck.
AT AKRON.
n. it. k.
Rochester 2 0 1 0 2 1 0 0 O-fl 13 1
Akron....i 0 7 0 0 0 0 1 1 x-0 10 2
llatterlca Sedgwick and Ross; Humes and
Smith.
AT TORONTO.
It. K. K.
Buffalo: 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 04 H 2
Toronto 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 33 10 1
Batteries Martin and Bruggyj lioarvet,
Badcr and-Devtne.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
At Atlanta R. H. E.
Atlanta , 3 0 1
Mobile 13 3
Batteries Manners and Hageri Utt and
Coleman.
At Memphis- It. H. E.
Memphis i.. ,1 s 1
Nashltla 1 ,',
Battertea Wolfs and Dowle; Staham nnd
Morrow.
At Birmingham R. II. E.
Birmingham 3 (I 2
New Orleans.....'. 0 4 3
Batteries Morrison nnd refers; Phillips
and Deberry.
At Chattanooga It. H. E.
Chattanooga 1 n 3
Little Rock 2 3 1
Batterlea Cunningham and Nelderkorn:
Robljpson and Brottem.
AMERICAN I.EAGTS.
New York. 6: Clfiflnnd, 1.
rhlrago, St Boston, 3.
Detroit, 4 Philadelphia, 0 (first game).
Detroit, Si Philadelphia, J (second game).
Tho Washlngton-St. Louis same was post
poned on account of rain.
THE CLUBS.
rlnyed.
... 1.12
... 1M
... 137
.. 130
.. 1X1
.. its
... 133
... 133
Won. Lost. P.C.
83 80 .Ott
84 32 .018
81 83 .(113
04 G3 .403
8.1 73 .487
An (10 .481
32 81 .381
41 88 .331
CUvelnnd....
rhlrago
New York....
St. Louis....
Boston
Washington..
Detroit
Philadelphia.
New York In Cleveland.
Bostoa la Chicago.
Philadelphia In Detroit.
Washington la St.
Loots.
MURPHY PINCH HITS
CHICAGO TO VICTORY
Red Sox Lose on Schang Bad
Throw of Grounder,
Chicago, Bept, JO (Amerlcan)r-
Udiile Murphy, halting ss a pinch hitter
I with ths bases filled nnd one out In the
I 1 - M.J. I, . 111. A. .!,(-
FIBHIII IIMIlua, llinug II injaniuiB ui VIM
csko to defeat Boston 5 to I to-day,
Murphy grounded to Jfoyt, whose
throw to flchsng forced 13, Collins, hut
Hchang lilt Murphy on the bark In try
ing to double him at first nnd Juckson
and Felseh scored, Mclnnls's throw to
the plain was bad nnd Murphy took
third, from where ha scored on a double
steal with Hchalk. Tho score I
BOSTON (A. I OHIOAdO (A.)
sbrh o abrh o as
llAAr.rrf A 1 'J 1 0 1 fllnink rt. S00 1 0 0
vittsri!., 4oio flolwssv'r.mi ot o to
Me'sky.lf 401 8 0 0,l!,Cors,lh 40J 4 JO
in, If 4 1
,ef 8 2
Mrln's.lb soon o l I'.lich
I n no
urlin it. aAt A A III f'.il'a 111. 4 12 13 2 0
flonlt.ss,, 400 1
llrsdy.Su, 8113
I'tnn'ck.p I 0 0 n
i 4 u ilisntrr.sa juw u
3 o(Miirphy,. 1 1 n n no
0 S0 1trMu'n.sa 00 0 0 0 0
BoM,p,,, 1 00 0 aOlHrhslk.o., 303 4 J (J
iruur,i'.i. i " '
Tntsls .SI S T"l 11 SI
ii Tots1s...M 0P3T 13 0
'Hatted fer lllsberc In eighth Innlns.
Boston. , ........... n n o o 0 I 1 t ft3
(.hlcsgi,,,.....,,. M 0 II 0 0 H H
Two baas hlta-Hrhamr, 1'slsrh, 3, (Sdtllns,
Itnoi.er. Iltolsn bases-llltlru, Hchalk, .11
Murphy, Harrlflcts-I'ismnrk, Mdiinls, Ift
nn bsses-lloatnn. 4i chlrago, 7. Jtssss on
bnlls-)ff llnyt, 3 off Ksber, I. . Illts-Otf
l'ennnck, il In 8 1-3 Innlngsi off llnyt, .1 In
1 2.3 Innlnss. Htmck out-Ily l'absr, Ii by
1'ennoek, S. Islns ultclir-lloi, thn-plres-nlnnesn
and chill, Tims of sains
1 hour and 4J miiiulus,
SEEIC8 VIOLATORS OP'UW,
Clevdnnd Prosecutor fltnrls Invrs.
tlKntlim of llrporls About Ynnhs,
firitt.ivn flitnr 1 A.I,illcA l'rnsecu-
lor Kdwnrd Ktanton has directed the
Chief or tiie Dctectivo iiureau to inves.
tlKttto origin of reportH said to have
hjin rntt from linm in Vhw Ynrk tO.tlAV
to the effect thnt members of tho New
Vms-1 a tn jMri n i jim tw i it i in n ncrn in
Jured. The police hellrvo this city Is
tli hnitrtnnrferM foi Vllftfl Who SSelt tO
manipulate beta on biff league ball (fames
by sending out raise reports.
Tio.mria iirli nn iheaa. Htnntnn savs.
come under Iho classification of nn at
tempt to defraud and nro In violation of
Ohio laws.
The police aro of the opinion that this
Mil., lu Mlwn A IHIPAIIM fOP A DlttsblirS
agency engaged In circulating fnlse re-
porta about tiasenan piayers iur mo imr-
poso of innurncing neiiing,
A representative of a private detec
tive agency from an Eastern city Is also
In Cleveland looking up clues ns to the
origin of a recent telegram sent to Cin
cinnati with the intent to Influence the
outcome of a gams between the Chicago
and I'hlladelphla National league
teiims.
riltATKS DEFEAT rilll.I.UV.
PHILADELPHIA, Pept. 10 (Natlonal).
Pltt.burg mads It two straight 'f.ni '""
delphla to-day, 8 to 3. Hubbell was h t
hard and supported, poorly, eieept that ,11
sinn's one hand running catch In ths fifth
robbed Whltted of a home run, and was one
of the best nuttltldlng performances seen In
this city this season. Score:
PITTSBURG (N.) I PIIILA. (NO
ah r h o a e ab r h o a s
. t niiiT.ciiif.. r. on Ann
4 00 6 4 0litaVrg..2b HI 3 4 2 0
H'w'th.rf 5 1 2 4 0 0will'ms,cf, 3 0 0 8 0 1
Nlch'n.cf 4 2 3 4 oo Jieusei.ri.i in :
.VJ.'" "'V2 . y T n lifi i Mii r ih 4 i ts it on
MfK'le'.is 4 2 3 2 2 2lR.MIIIer.3b 3 00 Oil
HChmldt.O 4 0Z n 1 ii-iailirur.. i i .ruy
Cooper.p. 4 110 1 l),Tragre'r,o 3 o I !GI
,BvV'r.v ll(ul.lell,p.. 30 t 00 0
Totals. SI B 14 ST 11 S linnnann.p "i"
tCravath.. 1 00 00 n
I Totals,..,.ia3H27B3
Batted for R. Miller In ninth,
lllatted for Emmann In ninth,
rittsburg ! " o l t : i i 'n-s.
Philadelphia 00020000 1-3
Two base hIta-Nleholeon, McKechnlo (!),
Schmidt. Illsbee. Pleln bases-MclCechnlj.
Cooper, nawllnss. Hacrlflce-Cutshaw. Left
on bsses-IHtlburg, Bi Philadelphia, 8.
Bases on balls-Off Cooper, 2i off llubbrll,
1 Htts-Off Cooper. 2; off Hiibbell, 13 In
7 Innings (none out In 8th): off Enzmann,
1 In 2 Innings. Struck nut-By Cooper. 3,
Losing pltrher-llubbell. Umpires-Hart and
MfCormlck. Time of game-t hour and 30
minutes. i
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Milwaukee- R. H. E.
St. Paul 2 11 0
Milwaukee 3 8 2
Batterles-Mlner nnd Ilargrave; Northrop
nnd Staylor.
At Louisville It. H. E.
Tnillsnsnolls 0 14 1
Loulsvlll .. ."1 13 f
Ilatterles-Gaw and Henllne; Graham, Es
telle and Kocher,
At Toledo- R. H. E.
Columbu p 13 0
Toledo 12 14 I
Batteries Sherman, Prehoue, Barger and
Deufel; Nelson, Brady and Woodall,
Ths Minneapolis-Kansas City gams was
postponed on account of wet grounds.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
At Bridgeport- R. If. E.
Bridgeport 2 1
Plttsfleld '. 8 8 0
Batteries Walsh and' Skiff: Knlllhor and
Jordan.
All other games were postponed on account
of rain.
Notes of the Diamond
The Cubs and Giants, who werS Idle yester
day, will play at the Polo Grounds on
September 13. The latter date Is a Jewish
holiday and for that reason tho gnm was
booked for that day Instead of yesterday.
The Brooklyns have a double header with
thn Cardinals to-day and one with the Cubs
on Monday,
Louis BW Cincinnati, 12; St. Louis, B.
0. II. K.-Count the seven runs for last
week.
Barney Levlne Technically the pitcher did
not finish the game, but did finish It In
the brond stnso of tho bet. nnd to taka the
ground thnt he did not merely because a
pinch bltter.went In for him tn tho eleventh
Inning Is quibbling,
James D. Kelly They should count among
tha total runs for last week.
M. P. and Y. R. Cruise, Flack, Graney,
Griffith, Heathcote, Lelbnld, nouah, Ruth,
Bhotten. Shorten, Jjick Smith, Breaker, Tobln,
Fred Williams.
John Heydler, National League president,
wno hns returned from a celebration
In Cooperstown, said he would conduct nn
Investigation of his own regarding Iho al
leged "fixing" of players In a rerent Chi-rago-Phlladelphla
game. Ho explained that
ho hnd thn utmost confidence In the ability of
the Chicago club to ronduct nn InveMlrntlon
and tn nny others, but that he believed he
rould help. He also, said that any evidence
ho discovered would be submitted to tha
Chicago grand jury, which Is conducting an
Inquiry.
Tex Rlrkard announces that he,.wlll have
a Babe Ruth week at Madison Square Gar
den from tho IPth to the 28th, when he will
show the Babe's first moving picture and
have tho chamaton hatter do a llttlo talk on
the last three days of th week.
J. Tnlnmlnl Mays would havo been cred
ited with the defeat because the score was
tied after bo went In, and It then became bis
game to win or lose.
Irving Y. Button-H Is not a force-out, and
the runner has a perfect right to run back
to second baso If he can do so.
DALEY TO COACH AT NEW ORLEANS.
MIDPLKTOWN, Conn., Sept. 10. WIMIam
Daley, n Holy Cross grnduate of last sprlnr,
left to-day for New Orleans, whero ho has
been appointed athletic director and football
conch. Ho was prominent In athletics at
Holy Cross and was elected captain of the
baseball team last spring, but was unablo
to appear In moat of the games on account
of an accident.
GIANTS VS. CHICAGO, TO-DAY, 3 P. M.
Polo Grounds. Adm.73c. A $1.10 Ind. tax. Ado
Ebbrts Field, Brooklyn vs. Rt. Lonls To.
day, 2 games, 1:30. D'way-ll'hton Exp. tt
Pros. Pk. Interboro to Franklin Ave. Adv.
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
Bjr DANII'.T.
Copvrtoht, U10, bv Tha Bm-UtnU Corporation,
ANCXTIIEU ITuturlty tha thlrty-flrst alnco the claaslo for two-yrnr-ohU
wm Innuaurated at Dhccpnlicml Hay In J iff! 8 and tho sixth to bo con
tested nt Jlelmont Parkwill bo run this afternoon, Tho rrlio will
ho well worth tha battle, for It l estimated that tho' purso will amount to
sdmMhlnir Ilka M5.000, Wo know for a certainty that tho winner will get
exactly 93C,4C0. If soma flvn or alx yearn ngo nnyhody hail vrntured the
prediction that within tho decaila we would sea another $45,000 Futurity
tho prophet would have been consigned to tho big red house on tho hill near
White rialns, Hut mclnar has come back with a bang, pjhI the crownlns con
test for Juveniles lion shared tho general prosperity and hnn regained, Its old
Blorles, The time wns when a Futurity of $48,000 excited little comment
j from the flnnncla aide, The turf waa accustomed In those dnya to n I'u
. turlty which outdid all other classics on tho American turf In the matter of
richness of return. The richest Futurity was that of 1800, which waa won
by August Uelmont'n Potomac, It waa worth $77,000, Tho smallest purso
run for In tho clawlo wavi $16,000, In 1017, whon Cleorgo W. Loft'u Papp
was first home,
A Classic Which Has
The Futurity la nn ovent which,
achievement, All through Its history
mid human Interest, And ono of tho
l spun Into the fabrlo with tho first
suited in n victory for proctor Knott, which wna owned by Sam Ilrynnt, ono
of tho pdorest men on tho American turf, Thnt raco mado Hrynnt a rich
mnn, And on the ove of the contest Ham wondered where tho money for tho
nrxt feed bill wan going to bo rolsd. rroctor Knott, with tho negro "Pike"
llnrnes In the (uuldle, not only won that momornblo strtiirnle, hut In ecorlns
his triumph ho outran Salvator, which nftorwarda waa to become tho klnc of
the turf .ind tho holder of tho record for one mile, which stood until Iloamer
sent It into tho discard.
Another chapter Tif tremcndnim humnn Intorrat wan written Into the
history of tho classics hi 1803, when Jnmos II. Keeno's Domino came home
In front of OaJllee, Dobbins nnd noventccn othcrn. Tho purse wan $4G,000,
nnd whllo tho general public wnn not nwnro of It tho owner of Domino
needed tho money, Domino wan destlnul to become tho Krontost winner on
tho American turf nnd to kud to K'oono financial assistance which helped
to put him back on his feet, Kcenc won tho Futurity four times after Dom
ino's triumph. Uo scored threo yearn In succession, from 1907 through 1009,
nnd set a mark which no othrr owner has equalled. Ho won with Chacornao
In 1S99, tho great Colin In 1907, .Mnskotlo In 1908 and fiweep In 1909, Dnvo
Oldeon.won with HIh Highness In 1801, Tho Butterflies In 1894 and Ilcqulul
In 1895, Domino nnd Hit Highness wero tho only winners of tho event which
carried na much as 130 pounds, To-day tho cloest to that poundnfto will bo
127, nsslsmed to Htnr Votor.
M'hltnriy Kntry Stands Oat In To-Dny's Itnnntng.
To-day nineteen thoroughbreds aro down to go. About fifteen nre suro
to start, which will bo qulto an Improvement over the raco of 1919, In which
ten went to tho post. Tho record field wan that of 1902, when twenty-four
went and Bavabla como homo first. Tho fostcst time yet mado for tho full
courso of six furlongs nt Bhcepshcud Hay Is 1:11 1-5, nnd tho record Is held
Jointly hy Colin and Masketto. At Hclmont I'nrk tho record was set last year,
when .Man o' War wan tho winner hi 1:11 3-fi.
As. wo look over tho field of to-day wo find no dominating entry audi nn
Mnn o War waa laat September. In n field of ten tho Itlddlo star wan nc
counted good oeough to bo established tho favorlto nt 1 to 2. Ho won with
case, John I'. drier nnd Dominique following him In for tho rcat of tho
money. To-day wo nre confronted with a femalo favorite, for Hurry I'nyno
hltney'H 1'rudcry socms to bo the best of tho lot. 8hc hnn undoubted class
and rnn second to Leonardo II. In tho Hopeful. With Rxodus nnd Crocus en
tered with Prudery, tho Whitney entry stands out ns a truly formldnblo one.
However, It Is a six furlong dush Into which many factors enter. Touch Mo
Not In fast, and If It Kcts away well may bo first at tho finish. CJrey Lag,
John l'nul Jonea imd Our Flag also will havo considerable support. Tho out
look Is for a great contest. If only Mnn o1 War wero assured of something
oven nnnronch no- a bntt n In ihn rim wi.im, ...hi en..... .i.. r, ..
Jockey Club fitakml "
A Tonr of thn
A hnnnv thought for tn.ilnv' if
n-i.i. a " . ii i
bo inrts, &,n an PP08lt0 Wn''
Thoso who wngcrcd that ltuth would make fifty homo runs this season
seem to bo reasonably suro of collecting U"S . 8Cason
When It cornea to hair raldng finishes tho Dodgers nre in a class bv
themselves. Bcems as If they wero In Icaguo, with the barbers. .
Tho innlor nrnliloma nf thn annann T." I ri. 1 1 .
beat: finding hoavywo.ghtn for Dempscy to knock' ol ZSl to
BOXING OFFICIALS
SET OPENING DATE
Will Be Ready for Business
Next Thursday Afternoon.
lly CHAULn I'. MATIIISON.
Tho wheels of the boxing machinery of
tho State of Now York will begin to re
volve next Thursday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock, nnd soon thereafter licenses for
clubs, promoters, boxors and all others
Interested In tho pastime will Issue from
tho mechanism. Joseph Johnson, chair
man of tho Boxing Commission and Lau
rence McGuiro, chairman of the license
committee, Issued a Joint ntntement to
that effect yesterday, Offices for the
occupancy of tho two bodies have been
selected nt 291 Broadway, and a general
Invitation to nit Interested In the sport
will be extended.
The first Important business will be tho
lssuanco of licenses, and the committee
will bo prepared to receive applications
from all who wish to obtain legal status
Requests for cards will bo acted upon In
the order In which they aro received
next Thursday afternoon.
It goes without saying that every pro
moter In Greater New York will bo on
hand at tho appointed hour prepared to
(111 out an application blank. Itefo-tes,
boxers, Judges, trnlners, seconds, physi
cians will also be on tho ground bright
ami early Intent on Getting a ltcenso
card.
Among the leading clubs whose oflk'o.'s
will put In applications and file bonds
will be tho International Sporting Club,
the Madison Square Garden Spirting
Club, tho Commonwealth Sporting Club,
all of Manhattan, arid tho Jiroicln'ay
Snorting Club of Brooklyn. Thero nro
doubtless many other clubs ready to
mako application, but thoy have not as
yet made public their Intentions. With
out doubt tho opening of the ofllca nr
tho Hoxlng Commission nnd license com
mltteo will mark tho busiest day In Iho
history of thoso orgnnlri tlons.
The International Sporting Club hns
arranged a complimentary reception for
Carpcntler at the Hotol Commodore at,
noon next Tueeday and At. Itlbot.
chairman of tho committee of French
man, In cliargo of the reception nt the
wharf, says all plans havo been com
pleted. Carpentler will do his prelim
inary training at Great Neck, U I.
Walter Monnhan, who trained Wll
lard for his bout with Dempsey, nnd
who incy havo charge of Cnrpcntler's
preparatory work, has arrived In this
city. Ho Is authority for tho statement
that Willard has beon training for six
months nnd Is getting In prime eondl
tlon for nnothcr contest with Dempsey.
Tex niokard yestorday announced the
opening attraction for tho Garden on
September 1". It will be a fifteen round
bout between Joo Welling nnd Johnny
Dundee.
Gene Tunncy has come down from tho
mountains nnd will begin to train for
his third match with Martin Ilurkc,
which Is set for September 20 nt tho
Armnrv A. A.. Jerscv Cltv. It la soli!
that Promoter Jennings proposes to get
cut an injunction to prevent any mi
crobes loitering about Eugene's training
quarters.
Ilotcrt Sequlno, who was known In
tho ring ns Bobby Wilson nnd was a
lightweight of considerable ability, died
of tuberculosis yesterday at Saraaao
Lake.
Great JInmnn Interest.
la rich In romnnce nnd tradition nnd
la woven n golden threa4 of ndvonturo
brightest strands of that thread wns
runnlns thirty-two yearn nr;o, It re-
",u 'u'-
.Sporting Clrcnll.
thn vnnb... .i ,1., ...
nienioon nna mo
,h0 Xftw l0 "y ono Point
ROD AND OUN.
BATTERY LANDING
KI.I.A lentea every
Saturday Afternoon at 1 P. M.
Fares ll.&O Inc. halt! Run., 7 A. M $2.H)i
Bra nass nnd Illackflsh.
I'spt. P. RCIIWAUTZMAN.
ALERT
leaves It, n. docK, Wreck Lead,
dally, axe. Mon. and Krl., 6:43
train. Sunday 5:25 train.
Capt. flEOHOI-1 WII.BON.
4 Bros
leaves Glen Islsnd, Nep
tune Pock, for niackflsh,
. Runday, 0 A. M, Fare
$1.:.V Palt on board.
Funday 0:34. Dally exc. Mon.
and l'rl.. 8:30, from Silver
Wave, Freeport. Faro $2, In-
eluding bait. CARMAN DENTON,
AURORA
Leaves IJayslde Docs,
Sheepshead Hay, dally. Id
A. M.i Hat. 2 I. M. ; Sun.
8 A. M. Capt. JOE.
C A. 11.
Kvery day
Bhrtpstuad
Hay,
Plenty Pass.
lllackflah.
Leaves
Hammer's Dock.
DORA
lightship.
Leaves 8 A. M. dally, Dunn's
Dock, Sheepshead Day.
Capt. LOUIS KOMATtEK.
Ray II
A. M. SUSIIAY.
Dunno'a Dock, Sheepshead
nay.
Capt. JOB MOllAVER. Jr.
Commodore
folltnr's .lrielc
(jueenswater Sta.,
Thlirartnv anrl Rat .
0:43 train. Sunday, S :23 train. Hen tVrlght.
KATHERIiE mvats parties, Firs
rvrtincrv.'-tE. Island fishing. Phone
113 Wantagh. Writs Reaford, L. I.
Capt. TO. N. SCHUSTER.
8NAITHK9, IFAYKTTKH AND KEIS.
l'hons 1200 Ilolle Harbor.
Motor Hosts to Hire.
I)K rOXINCK'S, llnnnt Station. Jamaica Ray
ItASS AND lH-ACKFIS!!-: A. M. SUNDAY.
Pnnlnin IaaII lfsve" Sheepshead Hay dally
8RI
eaves Osborn Dock. Bheeps.
head Hay, dolly 10 A. M.
Sunday 7:30 A. M.
""in, iianni JtUillY
Georgie
.0 M """ays, Wreck Lead,
ally exr! Mnn. t 'r... a...
train. Hunlaiaitraln.M.Miiv;
OLYMPIA 1 ,uk R,n". weskf sh parties, ac
uuimrin commodathms. Tel, Wani.Vh
IS4. Pant. Ttrr.T. lllnpl ,"..".".''
, .......w.... . , ogKiora. Lt. i,
UAI snial leaves fnni t.l. u. . . . .
Tues.. Thurs., Rat.. Sun. Cant.Ed.HAl.KTTI
nnlanrailnn x'
v uiu Cant. Tlipn i.tt-,..
HELEN
KKA 1IASS AND HLAfKItsii"
Cast fU.t st.. Bun. 5 A. M. S
halt on board. Capt. it. ni';n,.
IDA
luuiui- rijUKt; FLUKE
leaves Stable's, Canarsle. 7 a ,
Thurs,. Sat.. Sun. Capt. roM'sif'
Unon U II; .v.- 'ass
am rJ I 1 TTf t'll vn sum. . , .
iiuou uui ffas sund;;:1 picit-
PEERLESS
" Clajton Folnt S
A. M. Run. Rait on hoard.
Capt. A. LANKENAU.
yAMPADA lP-ve Washington St., Jur.-ey
ZANUAKA ''"7 O. R.
R. 7:30. Capt. C1IRIBTEN8EN.
EAGLE
Leaves Btahle's, Canarsle, 7 A.
M. Sunday. Cnpt. F. EKIIOLM.
Open tor charter.
NANCY B.
will not sail Sunday; in
dry dock.
Capt. S. J. BURTON.
1 HI 11 1 r 1A'. Washington St., Jereey City,
ANN r 7:00 A. M.. C. R. R. 7:30 A. M.
H II 11 1 CnPt.LAOAU'A. Departs Sunday.
Ol vSiPIA Fluko nnd wcakflsh parties ac
V7L.11IU "cnmmoil.itlons. Tel, Wnntagh
104. Capt. HILL MARCLF.Y. Sea ford. L. L
A M W V 1 ('lon 1oln'. " A. M. Thurs.,
AW W 1 L Sunday. Bring bait.
AMLirA jally 8. Bun. 7. Sat. 2 1. M.
nneepaneaii nay, j. Allcnael.
BELMONT P. kaiiy, 2 i. m. sundaTTa
mummiir. Ai M j jenson.
ELIVIAR,av Bheepihead Ilay dally 1
tt-IIIHH fj. gun. 7:30. QUB
HINTS AT BASEBALL
GAMBLING TRUST
Justice McDonald Further In
structs Chicago Grana Jury,
spoilt la Tils Hv SI Nsw Yosk Ilruip.
Ciikmoo, Hept. 10, Bubpwnus for all
officials and players of tlm Cubs wero
tn.day ordered Issued on mu return of
Iho team from thn liist on Heptember
28, Tho work of taking their testimony
will probably be beirun at once by the
Prand Jury, which has been ordered by
Chief Justice Charles A. McDonald to
Investigate hnsebnll gambling In tha s
railed Cub-rhlladelphlrt scandal.
lly the tlmo tho Cubs return Assistant
State's Attorneys II. Ii Iteploulo nnd
John U Foster expect to have tho pro
cedure of the Inquiry completely out
lined, Whllo both are Inclined to share
tho view that tho whole Cub scandal may
have arisen from a "frameup" among
a group nf gamblers, tljo fact does not
change the Orand Jury's Instructions to
look Into the gambling situation as a
whole,
How Important tha results of ths
Inquiry may bo was Indicated by Justice
McDonald to-duy when he gave the Jury
further Instructions, Ho hinted at the
possibility "of n great gambling trust,
designed to exploit the national gutno by
all the devious methods known to the
crooked bookmakers."
"I want to Issuo an Invitation to all
persons knowing of baseball xols, lot.
terles and handbooks to nppear before
tho Grand Jury nnd present their evi
dence," Justice McDonald said, "I desire
that this Investigation bo widened to
Include all baseball gambling, nnd not
the one particular Instance recently
charged.
"This Is a very serious situation mid
strikes nt tho heart of clean sports.
Thero may be n great .trust In opera
tion." .L -
ROD AND
IIIOII WATKH FOIt LOCAL ANOLKIIH 1'ItOM HKITI'MUIIH M TO HKPTKMI1KII u
flamlyllnok, J'rincras Jamaica Ilay J P,";ir4 M"
ttnrii0rooo, -, . -
Date.
September 1 1
Hfptemtier in
HrptrmlxT 13
B')temtrr 14
HeptcmucrlJ
A.Al. : 'Vllf '."li!
7M ?,ti 737 7.M
7I4U
7JJI1
H::iO
110,1 M 14 V 111 II i
U:23
0:ld 1137 US1 100
git en In the above table U Kastcrn
Tho tlmo
nnn hour,
Skimmer Clams Are (letting Quite Srurce.
n-,.. , .t,imm.M n- -hp. Alum la fftttlnf?
very scarce In tho vicinity of r.ew ork, and
as a conienuencn th deep sea fisherman s
bait Is getting srarca too, for ha Invariably
uses skimmers for bait, ltorkaway Peach
and porllnns of New York harbor were the
tsreat Places for Uie skimmer cUms, and
probably no other teflon of the Atlantic,
coast supplied anthlng like the quantity that
came from al out New York.
rf.. l..rt Ammm In lllln tlieie biff
rlnms In. quantllles to thn .New Llgland
males, anij mo 'uii"u .,r... ,,,,.vn
to use them for bait, hut these- practices
have been discontinued owing to Uie scarcity
that has btrfme almost acute.
ti.i. A imit . iiiw (lviin..l from flvn tn
II.VI ... ,! ,. HI..,, . -
eight barrels per day na a good day's work.
nnu now it ir consmerru n, nivni, u.. n
to gather In two barrels In a day. In l!n
the cost as is.80 per barrel and to-day
they nro asking H yer barrel nnd getting It.
flie term Hrrei as used here doe not mean
o flowar or sugar barrel. It Is a small bar
rel holding a little less than two bushels In
hulk.
T. I. .1.1. l.t, mm ftt fha flklilllff host
raptslm) that the scarcity of the skimmer Is
due to the oeam irnwurs- worn. ni
travlcrs raks up the ground and destroy the
spawn and set, bringing quantities of It to
, . ,i.m .niwn la rllaturnen the
end oon comes, for II will not fertlllie If
taxen away iroir, me spot in which u
naturally deposited. Tils Is Just another ex
ample of the destructive work of tho beam
trawler. The fish they take out Is 'Imma-
l.v An llin anawnlnor
icimi. urn i,t" .,.-- ., .... . .. ......
grounds Is almost Irreparable. After these
trawirra stop renins up mo iiuimiu .n
take Just four years to have It revert to Its
original condition. .
II. ,p nib' ..,, -
York was asked to place the dlepo'lUon of
lliese irnwirm n me iinuua uir wu,,..,
lion commission, it couia maae n tiiur-
ROD AND GUN.
fSIIEDDRR crtAns.
Band and Hlool Worms. Tel, Chslsea M4I.
Fl S HI K G TACK LE "i ',;,,,
DDElNrfil nlargest Flshlnt: Tackle
.KtlnuULU 8tore In New York.
Ml-123 Klghth Ave.. Cor. 16th fit.
nr.n iiAnn ,
SHAMROCK
RRA BARS AND nLACKTISII.
leaves Rheepshead Dalir
8 A. M Sun. 7 A. M.
Capt. 1'l.Aor..
RMCKl'ISIIINO SUNDAY, 0 A. M.
O n leaves Slxtpshead Ilay 19
UCai lt;tUIICAnt. J.-HANK nAUMANS
KLONDIKF. HANKS RAHS AND PI.UKK
Dally 8 A. M. sneepsnea
lllMAln1 KoX- Bunday A A. M.
UiralUd c,pti i), MARTIN.
FISH AND RECUrERATB.
Large, spotless, airy rooms; liberal table:
5 minutes DarnegaUHay, 3 minutes depot.
LOMAB. Acacia House. Waretown. N. J.
HASH, M.A('K-SUN. 0l30 I.ONO HRANCII
ns I sm ID! Idsllv B A. M.. exc. Mon..
In eJ.H.lll ttom Sheepshead Hay
Capt. 11UI3 1IARM3.
Iln
leavea Wreck Lead Station
dally, exc. Mon, and Frt
0:3. Train Sunday r.-IS.
Ca pt. JAKE RATHMAN.
I'lJCNTY OF SKA HA89 AND FLUKE.
Str. EVELYN 1. ft
Capt. J. MARTIN. Sheepshead Ilay..
Illnrkflsh nnd Flounders at ttyster Hay.
Leaves East 122d St. Sundays
MarlOliriDV and Thursdays. 7 A. M. llrlng
llldUCIIIICO.bBlt. A. LYON8. Morn, 1875.
FLUKE FISIIINM, 01.10 A. Mi
n. nirl Leaves Stable's Her, Canar
iNRR 111 lO Hunday.
a a tlltf Ifflfltt ftanalrlnc.
HetbabVra, 'grVenlienrt. lancewood. fittings,
C. VOEHRINdER. K8.1 Myrlle ave.. H'klyn.
SPECIAL THIP MONDAY BASS, FOIttilKS.
Chartered by H. Hauser. iu, sin Al LU
av. Chelsea 3.1(19. All friends w el- HLlII I
como. 0:4.1 train wrecK ia,
Snappers and Lafaycttcs.
n... AOII TIII 11a, hn.
ntA'. NOKIIIIKN. Ooose Creek.Jnniatca Ray
"WIUTF. WINfiS" for hire. Telephone 180
Waning". Blue and weak fishing at Fire
Island. Capt. OUY DAVI8, Beaford. I- I.
PI. Ilnm'illvl Uatterj' Landing
tr MVlri dallv. except Monday. 7:30
Oil llflJIU'A. M. Capt. Clt. STEELE.
JUDGE
Leaves Bay th st Ulmer Park,
Tucs,. Thurs.. Bat, 0 A. M. Sun.
h A. M. CHA8, ANDERSON.
ii.. i.vs. Dunne's Dock, Bhvcpshead
OUlIOIIIlID itiBcUflsli. Capt. J. LUNDT.
WILLOW HUOOK
....... nattorv Inndlnc Sunday 0 A. M.
Re. bass, black fish. Capt. BKIRERT.
ertfMLeaves every Sunday ft. Wash
GASUVfrainston St.. Jersey City. 7 A. M.j
r n n.. 7:30 A.M. Capt. R. O'HniBN.
ADMIRAL rroBrSfhr5AD.Lhtta 10 A. M.
&un. :jw, i iviuj ... w.m,"','".
Tnnill Leavvs Manhattan Ueach,
NllnMIt Sheepshead Hay, dally 10 A. M
Is vl l "I" Sunday 8 A. M. Capt. Schroeder.
Electra
Leaves C'lasan Pt. Sun, 8 A. M.
Fhono Newtown lUi-J. Jiring
Halt. Capt. 8TOKHH.
JUIACKFISH AND Fl.Ol -NDEItS
lllUllllll Clsson mini, cuuuny, n it ni,
IIIMUUW
JOHN II. 8CHWIEBEHT.
a f IIWnY dally 8 A. M,, Sunday i
K, Ua LUIMIJs from Bheepaheart llsv.
M..ir leaves Canarslo every day 7
DUANC. A. M. Capt. M. ROWLAND.
.-h-ai; Leaves Canarsle Sunday 7
CRUSOt a. m. quo. KAMMimnrt.
w.-L.-nrllall S' A.-M.. 3ur. 7:3
Ulinc"""'"""e,at, ; r. m.
Capt TOM
. i nnUA leaws Canarite tvery day 7 A.
sArrnu Mj rokdf.u t tyndall.
NEW YORKER TZi. 'cCSfe
Rl.lflll We,k B,lr 2 p- M- Sun. 7:30 A. U.
Diuuu capt. Brysn. Osborn Dock, Bheepsh'd
BASEBALL LOTTERY
ARREST IS MAM
AUmaeil Aamnt nf fVnf in-...! 1 1
- .-. . ......,(lw(a.
ayairnm in u two ay,
Sptriaf tn Tll BUN hP Nsw V iK itn
Cncivv.ti, Hep IP,- T s tint el,
certed effort on ths psrt nf th w,,'
pbllre oitlclnln to wipe out gamhllsi ,
bsseball games wns muds IImUv v.:
detectives arrested a man allege,! u 5J
nn agent of a nationwide lottery iSKt
with national hendo.yarters In IHiibun
Tho pollen thargri that thrnmm,
persons In Cincinnati arn rlklnr tw
sands of dollars iwh week in an
lo win tho capital prU in th ,!;"
Home of the lottery llrkri, tin u,
say, sell ns low as SS nnl, dheri t.
main! II, whllo holders of II ilf-kfts raw
n chance to win a prlio atnountlrt
moro than f 10,000. '
Tha agents nro psld a crmmlntstij,
tho number of tickets they sell, ati4 t&css
of ths sales, Uie police declare, w(7
fsctorles and ofllro nulldlngs, tnJ
are said to havo a regular rout, wlito
they cover weekly. Tickets found trn u
agent taken Into custody here m,,
wero enclosed In small envelopes, '
The purchaser of a ticket, the mik
say, had no choice of the tearni h
wished to play, On the enw
ho purchases Is n ticket r hkh t,
named seven teams, memoen of uY
American nnd National Ifinniei snj u,
American Association. The t rlzr b vm
according to the number of tl"kti io',iW
Ilia police any, niniiris imiiig (ivciafj fc,
the total number of runs scored by til1
teams or tno inroa icagurs,
IIOMt'AMP TO COACH 51, ,, t M, t
CLRVIJLANU. Hept. 10,-Pred IMtnirpu
Cloveltind, prominent ss centre of iht (Z
Piste University foollisll team for tfcn,
years snd twice chosen nn the ,M.w,M,
Conference 'elevvn, hns been natnM cnh
the Mississippi Agricultural ar.'l Mschitkt
LOIItfO SI1URM,
GUN NEWS
' ,-; ... ' if. A.M.' P.M. i M i'.
V5.J n.V. .i. lit n.i hi n i. i. '..?.
i-M 7:14 H.Xi IOM Is S3
A v.n . y ' - " .- -. . i, ji
10:2U iu;0 J vt w i.ui i.n uu
stsndard time. Tor daylight sat Inn tloiitli
nugh Investlgatlnn nnd then rerommtnl ix
measures n.i it minus necuiiary to oo hl
ullli the evil.
N'n nn, U'nllM nllteel in llin lipanl Iraati. I
crnnth enough to care for himself, erta if
splto the (net that the trawler don tm
slopped between May 1 snd Annt i u;
... . . I, . tiniiM tl.-.l 1, ,l..l.,,.tl,. .
tho spawn er set, nnd It Is only this it
structlveness that la objected to,
i nn nnu nwi .ra fiiinuiii an incrir.tr
appeal to the Governor, lajlng streti
tno destruction peine rauieu, ami it ?;:
not take long to right this long felt wrY
Npeaklng of the best halt to me for M
to say about the skimmer clam
"ran ua it most generally tuen ror IMS.
Himmer. rnis is n cisni inni neicr orm
inainii nr nil, np min.i. nil. iii'r-a ,ir nnn
Into tin. ocean bottom like the edible l.ii
clam, and therefore Is thrown nthon t
i.kfv airtrma 111 aiie 1111 I lie nrrin ia
flclentlr to rearh them. Hklmmeri an M
.uii.iuvi.u ill , i nitj.it. mi. it,
riiniicii rvnira nrr irn rnni man- a r,.
Is firm anu clean, they lack the flavor old
rorm or a long, transparent worm,
.'fllilmrrtr ra .ra anpli ...v hall tn vat I.
the bass take them so well that time lit'
h,l, t I ... ...lil. I,. I.. T I . ....
take It eager v. but It la too soft to stuntl
on the hool: and Is always likely to ituhot
before a fish finds It. This Is a rattiirln
tortant rorslderatlon alien fishing In itn
water, ns tho tlm nqulred for reKdilng bot
tom and hauling up to examine the ht
makes a large hole In the fishing time,"
l . l
HOD AND GUN,
"arSvasVSaySarSaarSarSaSasI
RKA RASS AND FLUKE.
PRISCILLA LEAVES BATTERY
743 F.VF.UY DAY F.XCF.PT MONDAY.
Lunches and Itefrrshmrnts Serud.
Always plenty of bnlt. Capt. ENGLAND.
SITEDDKK CHARS ftl.1.1 A DOZHN.
CHS WAI 7 HPclnl split bamboo ifi
UUJ WlUt (p. ;.nch KrMrl,,rt
IftnrtkunArl Nlrnloht tseal.l 1 . tt at
lisnvth. Tnnnttnsrii A v. tH tl.. . i -,,IJ.a
1-fl l. . SJlMl- StA fa- I .11-
iuniiiiiael s ft t U 1IU1 ftllU s.utus-
is airst rr jviii iff UITlli
8KADABS AND HliACICFISH.
Steamer " LINTA"
n jts nuncar. mcavhy m. vittfr.
P,
leaves &2d Street, flou'l
uiwjHifn, outiaay. i a. a
Capt. OUR rOMNd..
& FISHING TACKLE
We also lend monev on tseltta.
J. II. REIF. 309 3d A v., nr. 23d St.. N. T.i
PL ai...fl leaves Sunday. F.sit I .IS st. I,
O H rVUUUP'0" J"'. 7:50. Up Koi
'Hrlng bait. LUNDHTnEM.
ELEANOR 6.1
.enwa llarn.a'a Ilflt'.
'Intlandi llav. Pun.. II
s A. .tl. (.apt. TUU
FishingTackle and Bait
Dealers who do not sell live bait tun
words "tackle only" or "no bait" follol'4
their names. List appears Tueidsyi,
days and Saturdays,
MANHATTAN AND THE BEONS
Abbey t Imbrlo. 07 Chamber! it. T'kl only.
Abercromlilu t, Fltch.Mad.av k 45th. Tklcif
uaumann, X2.2 second av near 1I3IH
Ilaumann. John. 371 W. 123th at.
Brunner.Wash.Mkt.Tel.743.1 fort. Ileliranl'M
coe, Alpheus, 27 West 125lh st, T kl oni.
Conroy, Thos, J., 28 John st. Taeklt only,
Davega. S. II. Co.. 123 W. 12Jth it. I II1-
Davega, 8. B. Co., Ill East 42d st. tn
Daviga, h, ii. co 831 uroadway. iih.
n.var.. ft. It. Cn . Ill r.nriimnAt al f
Dlrkes, 401 W. With st. (A. Lioiy prop.). W
Dutll, John, 428 W. 42d st. Tel Longscrs !)'
Fuchs. IL, S2 Firs; av. Tel. 030 Orch'd. Plt
Glldenberg.2321 Bth av..!3.1th ilorn'sdMIi
uoraon. 2127 Am-stm av., loin t. .vo
George's.168 Am'stm av. Tel.Col2IS2. DsltST,
nrnaa.firT jtrl .... nr. 10ft at. Kar t,an4 tick I.
Gross, 8th av. and 34th st. Second hand iiikli
liirscn, Lt., ooii Amsi'iim av. bu-poui its. j;;
Hochgraf.K..307E34lhst. Tel. Vanderblll
J. Mlrejovsky. 1380 2d ave. Fishing tackle.
Xellerman.3030 3dav.,lfl6 at Tel.Mel.IM9. B'1
Klffe. II. II. Co., 023 Broadway. Tackle only.
Klrtland's, Pfl Chambers st. Tackle HeUrsC
Mzarua, Sol., SIR K. Sflth st, No rait.
T -M,... Ml PI.1I.I n-aiLIjtr,alt. Vfl.SIU).
a. n .. . 'r .1 , .. a. 1 1 , u , V halt.
Merker.H..142Amst.av..n,r 134th. T'kleibsit
sletropolltan lldtv. Co.. Church and veiey i
liuason terminal, urana uemrsi. .m "'
r-tt rt rr ni....!..-. "n halt.
VfcllV). II, Kit, I v V.llll,i'. t.
rr..-.lA.. rttt t .t-A irll.-.1 ., fl bl t,
I,ollmenl,l)..3'r,lllceckercorPerry. Tackle oW
Relf. J. II. . 309 Third av. Fishing tackls.
Relngois, 131 stn av cor. imn si, .'""I'E
Rogers Poet Co.,H'wsy at Warren st I st ow
Rogers Pect Co., H'way at 3tth st. I '
Rogers Pect Co., Hfth av. at Ki ft. 1 te'
Rosenbaum, 3C E.138th st. 3d av "I."
Schoverllng. Daly dales, 302-4 nrcsnr.
Rrhiihai-litRnn .IMS 3 .V..OD.1M. Balt.MM.!-
Schuitx Novell CO.. IZ2 .-vaMsu .
TiAi. l- . en 119 T.n inn at. Tackle o""
-. . . n...i, a.
Von Lenge'rkeADet'mold.tnc..4l( I Mad.av; TW
Wali,a1701slav,nr,10th. r.3070rrh BheJr
BOROUGH' OF BROOKLYN.
Aoraham k Straus, Fulton st.. Tckl onlr
Conren, A.. 632 Grand st. Tel. 30IS S'M,
Doeilng A Co..Mt Liberty av nr, Schenck '
Epstein. LA..1118 Ilroadway.cor P. Kjft V
Johnson, v., iou wycaoir '. '."u,;:.
Klngston.Hto Fulton st.7MW Btdf.-rd Wpiin
Kraeuter. 2,i t.ra lain nv. imn 1 ,7:,i,ait
Kumtncr.lL.17M H'way. B'Myn, Tsrk l.ibi t,
Loe-er. Frederick k Co.. Fulton st e on J
Marslers. J. F.. 33 Court st. Jb :lf'LMt',S
Mlcha.lson. IL II.. 1274 Bedford
Mlchaal-on, N.L..H14 Hrosdnay. TafkleSW;
Muller.0..22 Wyrkoff av, Tel.3! 1 i nt'f ,
Morrls.A.,1737Kiillniist..Reld av Vi'A la oV
P.oeper.M.W.. 777 Woodward sv.Tacklsow
t-chaaf. IPS Flatbu..li ae Ter 310 . 8 erira
Schcbler.F.,2.MWyckoff av.Tel 1SJ7
Slots. 849 mushing av. Tel :j5.EI".!rf.
Bnrunr!.1...27ni Atlanta av.Te '"ft fa
WCOer. II. lino lirunuwr..
nrrm rtTS rVATTTW
Wymbs. Mike. 441 12th St.. West Totot
XVIsshan.U..7l7Usckns'kPlk.rd..vr, V'""'
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