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Babe Fans With Bases Loaded.
Indian Hurlers All Pound
ed Hard.
POLO GROUNDS, NEW YORK,
Sept 25.-Forty thousand fans saw
th Yankees humble the Inians
beo today in what proved to be one
of the biggest slugfests of the
eason.
The final score was New York,
21; Cleveland, 7. -
New York scored first in the sec
ond inning, when five runs were
hammered in. Ordinarily five runs
wi1 win x ball Rame. but the Yank%
took no cahmas and sent two miore
across in the third.
sews Bight In Fewth.
The Indians retaliated in the fou-th
with four tallies, but the real fire
works began in the Yanks' halt of that
inning. When the smoke had cleared
#Way the Hugmes had scored a total
6kegt runs.
oday's victory brightens the Yanks'
prospects of knocking off the Amer.
can TePpnie flag. The standing of the
two clubs is now:
New York......f9 51 .6
Cleveland ......33 56 .434
Frat -.....
CLEVELAND-Mays grooved the
first one on Jamieson and then fol
lowed with two balls. Jamieson out,
Ward to Pipp.. Wamby looked at two
strikes. Wamby flied to Miller on a
line drive. Speaker flied to Meusel.
No. runs, no hits, no errors.
NEW YORK-It began to rain
harder when Miller went to bat. Miller
looked at the first strike., Miller fouled
to O'Neill. Peck, with the count three
bals and two strikes, flied to Sewell.
The Cleveland outfield switched for
Ruth. Speaker going s rinto right,
leaving center fieW deserted. Ruth
swung at the first one but missed. The
second was a ball. Ruth swung wildly
at the next one. The fourth was low
and outside. Ruth singled through
the boo to center. Meusel fanned. NoI
runs, on* hit, no errors.
eseond Inning.
CIZVULAND-Sumith fouled to Mc
Nafy on the first ball pitched. Gar4
ner out, Ward to Pipp. Sowell walk
ed. Burns singled in front of Meusel.
b"Well made third Ik a slide. O'Neill
fut. P -p unassisted, on a beautital
-igop. io runs, one hit, no error.
af NL;W YORK-Pipp drew an ova
-40n when he came to the plate. He
sat out an infield hit to Wamby. It
.was a close decision at first base and
%the Cleveland players raised a row
* with Dineen. Ward flied to Speaker,
Pipp holding first. McNally, with the
count two and three, doubled to right
center, scoring Pipp. Speaker made a
spectacular bare-hand stop of the
drive on the first bound and held Me
Nally at second by a beautiful fhrow.
Schang drew three balls In &'raw and
then walked on four straight. Ma
doubled to left field, scoring McNay
and Schang. Umpire Conneilly sent
Schang back to third base en a
ground rule. Miller doubled, scorin
Schang and May.. and took thir
when the drive went over Jamieeon's
,head. The otficial scorers, however,
called it a triple, and took an error
away from Jamieson. Straw hats were
thrown out of the stands on to the
field and the gamse was called while
Umpire Connolly collected them. Cald
well was taken out by Manager
Speaker, and Duster Mails, the star
southpaw of 136. relieved him on the
mound. Peck singled over Gardner's
head, scoring Miller, on the first ball
pitched by Mails. Mails got two
strikes on Ruth and then gave him|
two balls. Ruth out, Gardner to'
Burns, Peck reaching second. Only
the bad leg of the Dabs kept him
from beatin out the hit. Ruth de
clas ed himsef safe and kiched dirt on
Umpire Dineen when he learned that!
he had been called out. It looked like
a fight, but Managqer Huggins and
Meusel ran out and towed the big Babe
to the dugout. Me'asel out, Sewell to
Burns. Five runs: five-hits; no errr.
Thh4 mnntag.
CLICVILAND-AU Mails went to'
,pbt Connoily stopped the game and
re'n to the Yank dugout, where he
warned the players to keep theiri
mouths shut. Malls fanned Jaete-|
son singled to right. Wamby fo-ced
Jamleson at second, Peck t, Ward.'I
Speaker flied to Meusel. No ru, ones
hit, no errors.
NUW YORK-Pipp safe at first I
whem lewell fumbled his fat
grounder. Ward foroad Pi p at see
send. Wtnby ,to Swell. eta gle
,sebeinl sad Went t rdwhen
O'Neill's low threw went through~
. ~ r t wa an rr~ Nu1
SCFUR
Graney, D' AB........... a
.. . . 3
Grarder;& . . . . .
4.mb4 2h : 4 6 t
Burne, 36 .1 .....
Jonson *1 . .. .1 . .. A 1
ONeill, C. .: .1 . ...
Caldwellt,p 11.. . 9.6... .,., .0
Mails , lP. . ...... . ........
Steil~y h f ........ . A I I 0
3hnut c. 4~ 0
Smthenson 36 ~. . . . .'. . . 3 1
Cl a ,l ............ I
Jhnste , . ......... 1 2 1 4 1
Peck 3l............... 2 1 1 1 1
Caldwell9 9 9 ~ 0 0
Sudtp no ........ . 1 0 0 0 1
Clk, p......0........ 5 2 2, 3S 10
Shinut, h............. 4 2 03 1& 1 1
2 1 1 8 1
M lotaly. 3b. . I U 2 . N 0 0 1
3. 1 2 1 0 0
Rut....... 3ot 11 0
M000y lrift i C......... 2
S4......... 1
43 1 2 2
Nw Yr6 2 2 # 0
Tota.. ........... S I 27 0. 0
Tnals. YORK A . .. .. .B . . 0A E
Mllherw . .a.. 5 fn 1 0 to 2 -
reuhedthLr. ....... . 3l r o.%r bt Ja o
Wiht ard2r6.............f . Seal 281 1m to 8=
Mcut , 3ar......... 3ot 3unw 06 ME 2 Seelt Wm n
veancng Bu ..'.....at . .. 3at bdm 2 2o" bi i whe
ucte Gardner schdni P h t n the tlaw n. be ee
and haend itn and r1 oil to Pipp- agMeN out, at ot
Brahe thlirdng up. heCrku. Mayn.uisit&e o n oAn
the throw. Maya fanned. Miller out, to Jehnstea..:.Whalg .yle; Dover
Waiby to Burns. Two runs. one hit, n"r ran for. tied to
three errors. hip Deverme.n heiut Johnston
Porrth lnnlng. hel the 'baD Dovorner made ec
CLEVELANemth msingled to singled off 's
right. Gardner singled to left. Sewell. Cl vermer tot
out, Ward to Pipp, both runnerm ad- cateed n g lowe to W mby, and
vancing. Burn ws safte, ad mith faed. douied pbselt when
and Gardner mcored on Peck's fumable. Jobndte e~the throw. Dooer
ONeili singled in front of Miler, mr score Peck out,
Burns pulling up at second. Main oten O run, one
Rscrificed, McNally to Pip,. both run- hit, one eI
norm advancing. Jam iedo doubled
down left foul line, mcrin Burne and -~
O'Neill. Wamby flied to ~d, who toL onVELANfb il lleacr new
made a pretty running eath. our eatainf o Now York. ah lnf t
runs; four hits; one error. bne d
NEW YORi-Peck ingled to ef Mred Graney, Peck to Ward. No
Ruth walked. Meusel tripld, Scoring ' t no'
Peck and Ruth. Pipp singled to f N TOitK-ewater hit a home
moring Meusel, and took second when ru -into eft field bleaches.
amiemon fumbled the ball. It was an eusetf
error tow Jamieson. Ward beAt est ato
buant to Gardner, Pipp reaching third. -u~
MNally walked, tilling the bases with - ay
one out. flchang was -sate. ~PP teloeb Wnto Johneton.
sored when O'NeIl dropped WTwoh titr no sare.
throw to the plate for an attempted
force out. Mays singled to osmter. NiA elinmg.
Aoring Ward and McNally and smnd* cEVLAN-Jo n sin '
ing Schang to third. Miller singled to easer Jease tl second. 5k.
enter, mooring Schang and Mais auna h wi*
taking second. Peck, up for ~t eco- tolatrs. ~ w
end time in this innin, ingled to
right, filling the bass. Rth up with
mope out. iFanned with the base. ufi
eusel fouled to Durns. Pipp walked, drpe
foring In Maya. Ward flied to Cla r d te V,
peaker. Eight runs, seven hits, two tphno
rrors. 'amiing.ed to
Fifh nnaO. Cark taking p~4
ELND-Speaker out, Ward to Pip,. Tw *n.. ih, g
Sm. . eith walked. Gardner er.. -.'- _ _
miueto right, Smith talgidgs econd.
a single thrghM aly Don,. FAIR FAN WKMB WUBBY
tephenson ran for Gardner. Burns
out. Ward, to PFpp, both rnners ad-~ R 4 O
ancng. O'Neinl walked, filng tePOL OGRQINDlU, NEW TORK.
ases. Graney, hatting hr Miis, Out, Sept. 25e-A battle cf two *emen
ays to Plpp. One run, two hMts, no baok mthe -sfacmb~ee'd
errors.
NEW YORK-Clark pitchi .300- hng akum es-awd
fally out, lowell to Johnstem.'Laglot ofet a 'Ai
ied to Jamnieson Ia 0ctgr flM. Mas Priend WIfe esse aii
opped to Wamnby. No runs, no -hit5, Husband eate$ l8 stuhinthe,
o errors. weonan.
31dbk to . . The battle instid er htt
,~wi~samie=o= aguwed to mtinutes ag~d a ayus
lf.out,. Mctany bsnir'wr
fareMiler at second. -b PSE
owell, but Peck reached asher
Swell threw wild to first tyigUna s,,
duble. Ruth walked- estit-Who
left field bleachers, cf
ewter sheed et htm.u,* i
o oenter but was out tows
to Three runs; tete
ae sew.4 eb lBe
dance Show. .
p.V
RAIL MEN
CrSeals , AmsNee and ft.
placed After Looting. Evi.
dance Shows;
W ITE PLAW , N. Y.. Sept. 26.
Nin m en, eight at them railroad em
plove. have bes arrested by State
b erand Now York Central Rail
ves in connection with
the theft ot goods valued at many
thousands of dollers from feight care
at White Plaine ad ML Vernon.
.e Arretsi 3upesL
The robberibs have been naminus.
ot the railead detective , begaa
an Investigation two weeks am. Sev-I
oval maore arrests ae to be made. it
",a,"-Id..''." d"i
to eM.
The railmad men arrested are em
plerso of left earvloe. Those charged
with grand larmony are Everett Irving
tuedy. ot Brewster, a brakeman for
nine years; Willia mBoyle, of White
Y~Plg employed In the tieactric di.
v'i. o' the rallroa and Harold
anie Years: William oyle. of White
Pls. William Walter, r. son of
& "II a se de0ae of White Plains
al was acres on a grand larceny
char*. His brother recently ran for
it 6 410.night Yardmater for,
the railrd. and said to be the leader
of the gang, was arrested on a charge
f ltealing autonobile ires, but en at
ditional ch tgrand larceny is to
be lodged "afnt h i t Is said.
Tose arrested as alleTa toehivers of
stolen. goods are Edward Stuart, a
brakesan, of North White Plains, who
a wife an eight childrea Edward
J. Milvae. ductor en the
railroad, living at" North White Plins,
&" who was souggese th year an
& candidate for Juan"c of the Paco;
7 s Dickes at White Plains, and
r g OhIso, a brakeman, of White
Robert Mares 10 maid to have doe
Orpert work on the lead' seals of
cam e oV ts and t
tb@ u the operation
isoovernd. hew stolen g aods
Sof' Whih, te lce y. ha
410tws. clothing, rifles, expensive
e krhuadle Of SWN do
~oldlevis issni to have con.
HI ADV
SAMLE342
Zachary In Good Form-Ohar
rity Pounds Out Pair of
Three Baggrs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK,
Sept. 25.-George McBride's Griff
men today moved up another noteh
towa*W third place when they took
Ty Cobb's Tigers into camp before
a crowd of 9,000 fans, s to 2. It
was Washingto.'s seveMth straight
win.
The G drew blood In the first
and sialng b oy Harft enabled
ledge to s re.
Detroit 0a8 aein1 two rus in the
third. but the OMtied the count
with another tally in the fourth and
took the lead I the seventh with an
ather.
Neither team scored after the sev.
@nth Inning and the gaspe ended 1-2
In favor of the Griffs.
The Browns had an off day. The
Pertages of the two clubs now
Wem. east. Pet.
Ft. IARs ....... 79 73 .&6
Wasshngte...6 7. .s1 8
PW'et In==ig.
DETROIT-Young fouled to Shanks
near the Detroit foul boxes. Zachary
threw out Sargent. pJebb singled to
left. Veach doubled t6 right. and Gowe
in, with a mighty throw, got Cobb at
the plate. No. runs; two hits. no
re.rs; one left.
WASHINGTON- Judge esfe on
roung'. bad throw. Harris singed to
1eft snding9 Judge to third. Milan
ue to Helman. Rice fouled to
W;;-arri statedfor second and
WoodalI threw to Diue. The lat
tried to got Judge at third. but his
throw was wld, Judge scoring and
Warrs reaching thW&d Harris gets a
olea base. GOsn iled to Cobb. One
run; oe hit: one error; e eft.
asesd ambg.
DETRORT-Rehman lined to Har.
ft Blue roped to Geon. Zahary
Mkrew out TSVeW- NO runs; no hits;
Ws errars; nose left.
WA3HINGTON$-9hnks singled to
edt. Obarrity waUed. O'Rourke's b;%nt
Ms a pop fly to col. a r hit
nto-ea de plat b ettou
a .... ...rg-t t. no.
0e runs; one hit; no -e ft; one left.
DETROIT-Wbodal do.4ed to left
toetipe Wuight ter.
aut ata the pae w -ua.
Nwht, e o , en a. errrs
jigedt nIurt 1urehg.
Mo tl 1 ~es 'thrwout
Ve~.N V~ n no r.-eo.
(he b letft.
teof'thvewb out
tom.a n pse;ee left.
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DETROIT A.,L R. P..A L
Young, 2...... ..
Sargent,3b ........... 4 10 130
Cobb cf ............... 3 9
Veach, 3......... . . # 3' 8
Heilman, rf ... .. .. . .... 4 90 30
Blue, 1b...,. . .... . .,. . . 4 0 01
Tavener, ps. . ... .. .. .... 3 102 3 4
Wall, c. .. 3 1
Colo, p . .. .. .. .. ..,... 2 1 1 1 1
*Manion .. ........ .... I I I I 1
Hollings, p ........... 0 0 0 1
"arnes .b..........4 0 6 ,0 0 31
CoBbrnf. . . . . . . . . . . .. 3 02401
Total... . ..,........3 2 24
'WASMIGTON A.B. R. I AA
Judge lb. . 1......,..,...4 0 3 0
Barr,2 ..l....,. , *. .~. 0 0 0
MTlan, If .. ..... ..... 3 0 0 2 3 1
Rice, f ...........,.. .. 3 01 1 1
Goling, .......... .4 0 0 3 1 0
sk--arncs ..........0 0 , . 4
Toarty. . . . . ~. . . .. . 3 2 14
O'Rourke, es .A .... .3.P..A 3
Judgwe, l. ...,...... 3 2 0 1 1 0
achary, p . . . . . . 6.,.,.. 3 0
Totals.. .. . . 0.O.'j. . 3* 24 3 1
-M..nat. f... C.. In i1A
--Rour.. a. ........4
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Washington 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 03
Detroit 0 0 2 0 0 0
NATIONAL LEAGUE
2L 4L L
Now York. 0 0 0 3 0
St. Louis ..0 0 0 0 1 0
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