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rHE ILAJTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
Record Crowd Sees Line and Cole Win Feature Races at Springbrook Fail
rmn MopM.vf.. 1 i:iT!:!i.i:ii i:. nm.
LINE WINS PAIR
Four Man Fight
OF FAST EVENTS for Pivot Post
ON FAIR COURSE M D. Grid
HEAD) FOR RATTLE
THIS TIME. HE SAYS
SOX PULL YANKEES
FROM FIRST PLACE
TAD'S TID-BITS M HOW THEY STAND
Drry Gold Mrd:tl ;uid Ilnttir
. I odd -Gr;n r Dim I
n Winner.
W;;h !v. ii (Uys f tr.iinU'k' pul he- j
!.;: f. ;h'-n: tl - Neire Oaine toot
la'; r.u-.d-.d i' s will nd tod ay and
ii iiiiK i Di ntary work
to f m'-rj? ink: Monday
the rfal urind of tack'
T.r
f o ; r h at r - s
I a ; o r t r ! r n
?;.- w ;r.nT m th
n t.s w h;r h w -r-- i
ri;OOn 1 ' ! : th'- la. ;;.-' row
tfe pr? r.t fn i .imn .1-. 1 f:
the l--t in i hi f ( i r'.s hii.ry. In
at u' e "ii'.
purs I-.';" nrv
: ::. !:k' f ih-
i r.inc e m t .
p::'i Mat.- V
n
.-at.iri.HV i!i
pr i r.i : ury
tr."t r. on
i:ri; run:iir,x th- bili and perfect
ing i 'rrr..i t 't;s, whi'h will be car
ra d on through ihr season.
Bo. k rv had mi re than 3 o candi-I.-t.--
i'i ." artier f!dd Thursday in-.
10 of h.s
veterans. The
trot, t.
,Im::1ms wer K:rk. fid. and Smith,
: ' ! -T ! i , who are expected at the uni-
i ' "Cr-s, ': lr-:- . . I
! Vjiiiraj:) im? yiuuii m jituhu
! F'or Knousli Run? to
' Win 8-3 Game.
a . . .);., . . .... , v
;.:d M.-.i i' in r.
r a In
:h- 2 ' T tr-i h-J'f.'1-I
!a firs i
.rat.
Th r,""'A J A'hi' h m IM.f'-t )
-;x v n; ; ( "r.tm wh.- by far
..rcrst tha' h'! boon pir-.-rnT(-d
vn b w-rs:ty to-lay r-r S.iturd'i
t h--i
r
hf !itr trr ui-'b "'.urins th wk.
ir:ini!tar.ds and M-nc Iiors w .
(k'd and th thior.i; flowed lijlf
. ay around th" trnfk fnr on th
i:r.?:df- whi; fe'cral hundred
cathr-d m tn infold. Th at-i;idmc-
wa t:ma.t-d at b-twor
7. oo and
Atihoush
An-oru? (rti.dulatfs who made th-ir
)::-. a pp a ra r.cr- Thursilay w;s Krtd
Lnn. enttr f th i 5 1 S S". A. T.
'.. ' I rn and captain of list year'.s
thrrr of f0jr f j , ... n i ; i n. Wuh his -nniilmprit font-
bal! fullov.crs ar- l'okint; forward
ir. on of ihr. hotte! tights in yearn
for i h-1 center po.-ition between
Mfhr--. Kennedy and Holter..
Ytrr;in of I01S.
T,r-on Th nrarft approach to
a i 'riHti at th pivotal pool. He
mado h'y !'ri apparanr on ihr-
crl1:rnn hrro Muriner the sea
son whrn fr sh men wert lip)bl.
withdrew after the demobilization of
th" S. A. T. C and rf-turned last
fasrtn to romnlf'tf his frohni.t'i
CHICAGO. Sept. 16 New York
was driven out of first plat In th
American league pennant rare
Thursday when Chicago w n th
flrt srame of the Mrif:'. to
While. Cleveland won from Wa.hin;?
ton. . Bab Rüth failed to bac hi5
jriftieth horno run, but he collected
Itwo Kindles. 'In the sixtli Iiuth
'fanned with two men on has. Chi-
Hi:iU7S A 1U(. MATCH.
Tex Kiekard announces I.rnny Leonard nv.f IMdif I';
1 wta ra f rsr fho tl rtt I ! 'j r..n t...iit
Our idea of a :well fjuarrel would be one between J
Fred Fulton tor 1 ' rounds. There's a mus.:
w uitiru, Manaips: .six ufi seven lr.'-ii ? ar.'i ue:cr:ii:;--i
?air.st Fulton, i-lx feet fr.. in-. h ;irnl weiirhs t: 2i;.:b
Fulton, 30 per cent eierrr th.'tn the bulky Wiüar
im nope us
v::::
nd
ir.d
would
prob.ildy
. - At".
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V v Nvi jr,-.- . 'V . v'
irapn got
! Kerr wan
but pitched
pir.chf. Th
13 hits off
four pitcher..
touched up for nine htt.
his h's: tall m th
Yankees made two
sreai name a
punch.
Maybe if Tom O'Rourl.o thrtv. a
beff'!- h-- -ntereil the arcn. 1.' 1
in too cold.
j?oth Willard and Fulton ha' v 1
K. O. to either s rea. rd wouldn't
Thry say that W'iKar l is anxious
n
if h.
about. 1'V' lu
P- 'U tl 1 s.
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American Iatn.
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National
forirot
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thai will
Fuiton had
re
it !
Hvl Stopp, d .
m much.
to return to t:
an awful tr::-
Fir :
li:-.-:t:
V-rk
i'.re
I .""!'.
I -m p-e.'
rm.
in-ti".
Gforers carpt-ntir who
a chlily nind ptir th"
di?a d va tu. pra ctically
'. rrv r-te was eir r until th f inish , t:ir- Ui 'nr.T cmv.v. to fanie is the
;.nd two of the events which wt-tit wonderful howincr he made in the
. n fi.nr hiin vrri. onlv ilpridd on :.Vn'f' Iame-Oteat La k pame in
the stretch.
I ' I . fl.. .. .
.iip Trillin ixiiii! niriiTi. i
Azie fUvnn rave Hattie V. Todd; Harry T-hre was a capable under-
in th orninir "ni i' ' .auian ami I ration at
- - - - j . ,
; 1 9 1 when Roekr.e's vounu'ters held
the far heralded ai'ors to a tie.
.-'ron. competition
a e
1 a tic
r'.y
but hi performa nee
t f take fhv. In
was
rr. : center
la-st season. Iiis lir.d on th-
He ran fifth In the first he.a ; s"ian. ne maflp several itpcrances
the se-ond. ln cnme of minor importance and
"...rm rnniolv h d nmt)...l ' pamea experience w ni li Will niHKC
back t fifth in the third and in him a wronK bidder for the r.-ular
the fourth rrin r.n? .-nd novo with i portion this sen?on. Mehre cap
th winner until the mretch. finifh-i fained lat year's basketball team,
irtr pe-cond. j Kennedy and Holton are capable
Lo Niedtal.ski. South Rend drtveri01 Pivinp tne o;ner two nspiranis .
had an ay time in the C:1S par
Thlch u(u; run in rood time. H
errrs and the Sox one.
Chicago fell on Fisher lack
Quinn in the second inninp. s-or-ins
four runs on five hits, which in
cluded doubles by Strunk and
Jackson and .John Coliins' triple.
Mogridg-e checked the White Sx
iiÖ iwhcu he replaced tjuin?. but was
hims-eir reiloeu r.y a pint n niuer.
The White Sox rontinued their bat-
hk re- j tins: rampacr against Ray Collins.
hort bo-land wero aided by tw o error?. A
I journ in his natüe land. He will i crowd e?timatt'd at z.f)(Ut witnessed
nut o:i the priove1? w ith Rattling ; the pamp. Score:
:Leinsky n October 12, Columbus. New York
(day. before showing his wares w ith ; Peekinpnush.
I .Ta'-k Driiipsey. The bout between i I'ipp. 1 ir ...
I Carpentier and Dernpsey for the Ruth. f ...
, world's championship wj not to bepratt. 'b ..
i held before July 4, 1521, hut thrc j Meus(d. rf .
;rr indications) that th" bis bout ! Lewis. If ...
before then. Indi- w.ird .tb
Hannah, c .
Quinn. p . . .
nht him'.
Here's a ham e.
.K)i; WALCOTT I.N Al lIt.I.I.
"The steamship Chernnitr. lias .'Uit cleared, having been
Who
a p. ö
atih'
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.Mm
Amerb .i n
P
d-
e I'M- ;1
crt-
i Lewis.
may take place before then. Indl- -ird.
cattf.ps point to thf "battu- of tho
or ittur" leinc staged as early as
November or December.
i Mocrridire. n
I Xo announcement of any kind iYick
I likely to be forthcomin.tr until after ir Coüin.' j
j the arrial of C. R. Cochrane, tho j twst?r
McOraw, p
strenuous run for the honor, km-
1 nedy made the freshmen team in
drove Paron Wat's to three first ivi, nut tnts is nis nrst ninfr at
place traUht running. How es j varsity compeiition. He was a fixture
Special which took a pood second j r'" the basketball squad last year
n the firnt heat ran third to I-'and has taken n the weight and ac-i-;M"n
in the second and third. j quired th. athl. tie training w hich
The arrcarance of Crace Direct i 'il! make him a dangerous opponent
rnd Ru.5'dl Boy in the free for all for "trur who's ambitions incline
paee drew th attention of th" bip t enterward.
crou-r! Kusrell Rov wn a popular: Ho;tot has put up a two-year
hoi.-- with the crowd whleh Judged . tipht for a regular place on the squad
1 iio"bc p,urt prrforn:aiii es but thejand is com in;.; back for another trv
j,.-j 1,,-j'y had j.;r -ni- rfl from an ( "ith th experience cath red in doz
iilre.'of several davs and all h.urh 1 r f fTinitpae-. He carries the
he put up a Ki-.o, rare he ran hc- : weight and physbiu of an ideal
oad to Grace Direct in both of tb.e ' linesman.
o hea. ' N'hate-er th choice may he
i , ', . i - tmt if fnrniOifl ! rto-kne will be well fortified in the
,:i'n:ij competition for the wmnr.ic
t'tfld Med.!. 1 ran a clo-- sec-
famous British promoter, w ho is j
expect f-d to arrive early in October, i
Though Cochrane recently announc-j
ed that he had severed all Conner-,
Hons- with boxincr. it is understood
that he will retain a private if not
a public interest in the bl match.
William A. Brady and Cochrane are
patrners in numerous ventures and
Joined force. s in the signing up of
l Carpenter. Brady having full call
on i pentit r's si rvleea for a Demp
! sc bout n.t far as America is cut
' cerned.
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passen ;''!s and n.-ro.
aliey;
riht," says thf Kyres Pcninsuia
! "She is a lare rs..-l and carri-:
Msted f al'Ut 1'' men. who weir very 'ivel.
,). number w a. the t:v--tim.' w , L i wo.ht
not Inen in the nnsr frr some years ami is iow- '
number of the local pucrs and sports who knew h'.
terosted m him. and he had the j;lov( on with th
liii.i jlOIl. wh- h.is rl iiv'T'ii ( ( rttHi :-ll ins
Joe outclassed him. proxing too active and clever
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PIRATES GET ONLY
ONE HIT OFF NEHF
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loc.il diat.ipi tt. Arciie
arrival at AV'aParo". but
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RT.I T.TS TODAY
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National Lt-ayue.
A'aleitt, who. in his day, was known as
was very wealthy, and could daun a mi!:i"
thv 'r.a lU-kiilf
dlars i 'tis
at Wallaroo he had a co time, an.l a ! ist u r a r-
opi.t hotel. ,Tm- d ak out stoush t" s.:ti- who
hotel keeper called in Constable O'Conm II. w.a
n a conv crsatmn v.th
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w tb Whi:- i
currr J n ae "..j i u-
annoyed him, anil th- '
etiue. cd Joe to a oiare!
of safetv. He
in Au-tralia."
paid his fine and wn ;iii'f' op-imistii- ov-r his . nerince
Totals . ,
Batted for Mopridce in "th.
Batted for H. Collins in th.
First New York
Boxer's Permit
- ---1 Cleveland Back in First Place, vOCS 10 LflCimp
ON TRIO OF HITS
Chirac
Strunk, rf . ,
Weaver. Cb ,
C. Collins. 2h
.Jackson, If . .
Felsch. cf
J. Collins.
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J'Sttshurir 0: New Yrk 1-4
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American Aatsorlat ien.
M i r r.e.;p!is 'J ; M:Iw .iiik.e 1.
vr Pnn! ': Knnn ! City s.
i in!'U 1: Louisville '.
Three primes sjeduled.
sontbrn Aio-tat ln
C!.)it,inftfr,i 1-1; Ven:p!;! tt-L
Miifdb' 4 : New Orle.tn
r.Ir-niticham 0; Afl.itda ".
Little L.k 2: N;tshvii!.
1 ntrn.-it lonal ..f.ifii
r.altimere 7: -Ters-'v City it,
SVM'-lIse Tie.'i'lin c.
Akron 4 1 r.ntT:ilo VC
ii A t Ks TOPAV
Ainerienn -.eague
W.ihinrrnn at CIpvtI:? nd.
f'll.ieidphia at St. I.n'.:.
n.mv York nt "!iMn'".
iS.isirn at Irttrolt
NntienrtI I.eaj;te.
rirtbtir? at New York.
Clin 1 n n : i T I nt Preklvn
"hifc' at Pbiiiidphiri.
S'. Luiii" at Pesten.
(riants Get Even Brenk in
Double Header with
Pittslmr-.
nl' vohk. s-pv N:-r
rerv..tr'- i'" r -. .trtte er. f'r' !
New York to bri- tk rve :-. with P:t
;,urp :n Titursd tv '. d-uMc !y.v!c
Tl-- Ft rat et.- ;o, k hf f. r s r u.-.-.f .
' I. whet H a n ". or. n'.-ri'''M I
Brr ee. and t b. i.-i..s wn t h
4 to M wi-.e;: th visiters fal'el
; c-1 a h it a f t e r th r f. rst i r. v. 1 r r
Ov.ly tw met; rt .vh 1 Mrs? r:; Neb
Mh'" st ru'k ou? S" a - vive - e
- it., - b t . s . I rt t h - ''"n.
f.i'ir.r -i three ;p . i c-w. Vo",1'.."
i" ! Kmc hit home r u f. P:f.-
;r bunched ibree bit a. 1 - -r.tce
;m the ixMi inr.lrtc of ?h Ms
; :r;f. --rf Bar tie frr ?, o rurj
rilt.-TMirc AB P U o "
Richer. :f i : i :
cutsi-.aw. : . . . : : :
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Nicho'.sor cf . . . 4 " 1 "
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Ni:W VOJIK, Sept. 10. Th
i
sport of boxing will be reviv ed here !
Thursday ni-ht under th- new : Colonels Mflhv SliCCP
i
f o r I"? r r.
I ROBINS WIN FIRST
! OF CRUCIAL GAMES',
Walkr law
round brut...
.-tat- boxing
which legalizes K
The newly appointed
com mission, of which
Totals r,7
New York
Chicago
Two-base hit?
ackson. Fcwster.
LI
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040 (tii
Pratt.
Weaver.
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and fourth
te h.-.id'd
h 'i r. d .vn
in 'h' flr?t. third
hi th." srcorel
.Med.il m li- -tri t
Cole W'liiM StceJlo Clm-e.
: f a' i'"- d" th nnnuu"
the v!i!",;t',: f t !i -"f
t,, lift;. "Mart) " Co'-.
o'i. r k v h re ! " Ma 1
M:-t ". r all e!-ht h ird'rs
u or the t'.ld of older and
f v 'ii-noii', "'! riders,
v til 1 1
2:tl Irot Pir-r Sinn
V. T 11 br. vi i Li'v 1 J 1 1
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in. 1 w in;er 2 1 4
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P.iee
ron Walts '' !i
1 i ll c h
ue.'r (,"j"fn s
middle of thr lin- and he will be
able to throw the weicht imo the
battle which was lackinc last stasoo
when Madizan. the liirlit s?t ef ntcr
in ini'1'rp Notre Dime hi--tory had t
ti.cht on sj-eer will power against op
P in nts who's poundage in some
t is. s marly doubled hic own.
Walter liala-. assistant coach and
I'rank Mile-, fnshnirn coach, have
arried and the ot ening of the week
will see both fieshmcn and varsity
.-siuads under full headway.
king mrals
TROT; GEERS HURT
;0 s
Strunk.
Thre-
fasp nit j . loiuns. sjtoipn bases
j Kerr. Risberg. K. Collins. Sacri
j0;fices; Weaver. IVckinpauch J. i:r
irors Peckinpaugh. Ward. Risberg.
Double plays Lewis to Peckin
paugh. Left on ba.-es New York.
1-: Chicago. !. Baes on balls Off
Korr. G ; off Moeridge. 1: off R. Col-
BROuKLVN, Sept. 18. Brook-j Uns. 2. Hits Off- Quinn. in 1
. . ,(,., v.Ji'i'ilngs; ff Mogridge, 2 in 3 1-3 in-
iwi.s 111, tue es eu s 1; : in 1 1 f in-. ' " t : . . . rr n . ' iti .
CLFVKLAND, O.. Mq-l IS.
Cleveland w ent back ii to first place
Thursday v.hen it wn an exciting
pitchers' battle t'rotn Washington, 1
to 1 . The fir-t man to fact Zacharv
in th tirsi iriniri singled a mi j .foscph Johnson is hairman. and
Cleveland did not gft another hit I the license committee, headed by
until there were- two out in t nt j Law rone Mcuire. d the New
tichth. Sewell then scratched a j York Atib.die lub. at their
.-itib. t'K-k third on 'Neill's dou- public punt nie ting at th
right and vor d n a w did j uuarters of tnv . omnuttee Thurs
The fielding of Wambsgans.. ; dav issued and approved licenses.
and Harris was sensationally bril- to the Madison Square darden
t e ! . o
Ptst--..rg
New York
Krrers
Two bi e b. ;t s - -
i -v . -
I r-.ases i-risen.
! Young. (L i 11. t:i. c
! ases 1 .iTs. i.: -. 4
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r. Sth.
r. f r, ro . r. "v j "
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P.arrr.ft. McI-Ce-hr.b
Whitfd s-V.
1 v. Sacr". 'i's
utshaw. 1-ft
N iv Yorl;
bk- t
pitch.
Brooklyn Drives Ruethrr
Cover in Fir?t Inning
Grimes Wins.
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Pur t ten.
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m. Top-
er v . . . . 4 4 4
: 1 1 - L 2:13 1 - 4 .
Track Veteran Sustains In
juries at Syracuse Ed
nun Finisli?s.
l'.ire I 'tire STOO.
1 !
I -( ..-1 ' 1. -n M u r l et n I . ! 1
1 1 p.r ! h . Fr.; n - -'
' M,-Kerroi . b inin 1 , ;'
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Trot Piirsr. si.OOtl.
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it 1 -. ' 1 s;- .;cni
prongs ni .
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l'nr lfrlenr Uunning Pur-r 5
T.o D i' dU won. Lis'be Cobcl so.-,
-d M.-'r-.a'a third po'.'o, c,p
. Vn'r.r.n h'"o ran.
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One nd Ono-ltfscnfb MPc Stcopl.
(Ilit. Fbglet Hurdler,
piirso 52n.
Maid 'o Tlic MITt v-n. Allen c-
'rl: M.rqie tnrL ribrile. lidct,,
r.r.-l Orlando nlo ran
lured
VACKS TAKE ELEVE
V.VVG GAME X TO .
?T LOII5. s;t.
"--ake"d tr. the f'.pve
Phtladerhla dro e
,V?at St. Lr".!
rhll.idc'phi.a AR
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" ird F. "Pop" 'Jeers v as injurel
her- Thür.-day afternoon w hen he
was thrown from his .-ilky in the
third heat cf t ie : 1 s trot at th."
gr.-nal circuit, ra- s. He lrovc Wlkl
VVtl.t to rini-h in -econd plac and
.in.-' .r lie horse 'ros.-rd t lie nnish
it stumhkd anil fell, thrftwing
1 "Jeers h-;Ji to the track. His
condition is said not t be serious.
Cerrs sustained a severely sprain-
b.oubl'-i- anI wrist but hopes to be
ab!- to rrsunie hi.; dm in? at the
Columbus nie: tine opening on Mon
d v .
King Watt?, du en by Alonio Mc
1 . Id 1 aptur d tlr.t honors in the
)r.o!;au( ga ( U'p r ice for ';1; trot
' 'rrs. the primipal even of the da s
card Wiki W lUi. driven by Geers
and .iftcr Iii ...cident in the t.eoml
' liat. b Ldman, rini.-hed in thud
1 p'acr.
Jeers Ttr (ioic'.ie loan across ine
me an easy winner Sn the fir?f heat
of tn 2:0"; pace and Ldman cap-
th" remaining heats behind
th" (.Jeers nuuitit.
(Mitlaca Ilotil Cup. 2:16 Trot;
Iuro $1.9fo.
King Watts, h h by General
Watts. (McDonald) 111.
Sm Bingen, br . (alenime 2 2.
Wiki Wiki. b g, plr rrs-Ildm.in'
7 J 4
Cre. br z. (Hinds') Z 4 .'.
1 ; race Drake, blk in t White H.
Princes.- Madena, vJrat e Forbt
and Idto Watts also started.
Time v0sl-2. 2:1 --4. 2:12 1-4.
'2 ( lavs iav. Tur S1,4mh;
TIikv Heat Plan.
Ciotdie T"dd. b m. b- Tdd Mack.
t Co r.--Fdtt.aU) 1 1 1.
Lthil Chimes, br m. (Murphy
dio.i Guy. ch h, (Hodsoni : 4 4.
Peter Llhott, ch (Cox 4 0.
Tim- . :;:-4. 2:0; a-4.
l:(bj C1.ls Trot. Purs- $1.04)0;
Thnsj. Heat Plan.
Cemit. ch n l Cyrenus (Edman
4 1.
K-d Iiuell. ch c (Murphy 1
Iidv Wilco. ch m. (McDonald)
2 2
Hei l-! " n. br g Stokes 1 4 :t 2.
Time 2.07 3-4; 2:11 1-4; 2:"7 3-4.
2:07 1 la. lMv. Irs S1.04H);
Tltre Hot Plan.
1 1st her P.. 1 in. hy Baron Wood
"1 ; ; ir . ( Murphy 111.
la Prcok, br p, i IMnun) 2 Z 4.
Irish Votrr, b g. (Nohle) ;; .
Pro-ser. blk h. ( IVrrv 5 3 2.
Frank Little, br c, Stokes 4 4
Tnr.c 2:03 1-4; 2:07 3-4; 2:ft7 1-4.
tional Kacue pennant were enhanced
Thursday when Manager Robinson
led hid team to a 5 tu ' v ictory ovt r
Cincinnati. The world's champions
stai te-a off as if bent upon upholding
their title. but the way the
; Supcrbas came back at them in their
I half of the rlrst. took some of the
: ught out of Moran.'s men.
Bath opened for Cincinnati with
. a -ingle through Olson and was
! forced at second by Daubert. While
; (I roh w w striking out Daubert stole
I second and completed the circuit on
j Roush's hit to center. Olson hit
i to center to start for the Superba.
stole second and went to third while
Johnson was bang retired at first.
Neis walked on Wheat's hit to right.
Olson tallied and Nt-is did likewise
(when Myers singled to center,
j Schmandt drew a pass and' then
j Ki'.durf w ith a single t center scored
j Wheat. Cincinnati tied the score in
the fifth when Uath singled and
stored with Daubert on the latter's
home run. The hit was an ordinary
single but it bounded away from
Wheat as he was about to held it.
Schmandt's double, Ktlduff's sacri
fice and Miller's single gave Brook
Ivn a one run lead in the fifth, an
other was added in th-seventh when
Johnson singled, stole second and
s ored on (Jrifhth's double to center.
Grime? and Buether were the op
posing pitchers at the start but
Buether retired in favor of Fisher
i.i the first inning as Brooklyn had
corcd two runs. Score:
Cirwinnali AB. B
nings; off II. Collins, 4 m z In
nings; off McGraw. 1 in 1 inning.
Struck out By Kerr. 5; by Mo
gridge. 1. Winning pitcher Kerr,
loosing pitcher Quinn. Umpires
Moriarity and Hildebrand. Time
2 hours.
R RAVES AMD ST. LOUIS
DIVIDE DOUBLE RILL
BOSTON, Sept. 16. Boston and
St. Louis divided a double header
Thursday, the visitors winning the
first game 4 to 3, nd the home
tram taking the second by the sam?
score. Seven pitchers were used in
jockeying for the first game. Haines
wa. hit hard in the second but
excellent fielding. especially by
Heathcote. kept the Boston score
down. Both clubs played errorless
ball. Scores, first game:
St. Louis AB U
liart. Score:
ashlngton
Hani--. 2 b ...
1 Milan. If
Shanks. If . . . .
Kio cf
Both, rf
Brow er. lb
Lllc rbc. 3b . . .
J. O'Neill, ss .
Ghart ity, c ...
Zacharv. p
Totals ......
C Ten eland
Lvans. If
WambsgansH, 2 b
Speaker, cf ....
Smith, rf
Gardner. 3b ...
Johnston, lb , .
Sewell. ss
S. O'Neill, c . . .
Mails, p
Totals
Washington
Cleveland ......
Fhotton. rf ...
Fournler. lb ,
Stock. 3b . .
Hornsby, 2b
McHenry. If ,
La van. ss . .
Heathcote. cf
Clemons. c .
Goodwin, p
Knode.
Sherdel. p .
Lyons, p
Doak, p ...
1 S
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Daubert. lb
Groh. "b . .
Roush, cf .
Duncan. If
Kopf, ss . .
Neale rf .
Winfco. c
Buether. p
Fisher, p .
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! Sporting club of this city and the
I Queensbt rrv A. C. and Velodrome
4 I A. C u Buffalo. N. Y.
Jack Dempsey, of Salt Iake
'City, world's champion heav -woight.
who nia ie a personal application.
u:i? granted boxer's license No. 1.
ißf isOiunwus ccncs RiS, or. .c
I Hanv.lf ;-. 2.
LOFISVTLLK. Ky.. Sept. 1 By in' 1 '' 'C U(r-'
winning Thursday's game from Co- Losing pitch-
lumbus-. r. to 1, Louisville made aj Second gatv.e:
1 . .. .1, . i . , v . , r, 1 1 ... i . n 1 r r 1 .-, i
tl r St 1 lean sw e p 1 me :i oi- -i 1-. ; : 1 1 s. : a . . - -
head-' The local batsmen pounded F'd-New 'u"k ... 11 r,r
ridce n-rn m tne tnira mr.tnc. . i'or, er ar.a scirnni.
sensational bachwanl running catch 1 smith.
by Acosta was tht ri-lding feature.
Score: i f ,'.. Ff'rtc Finnl
s.i'.e- p.t.-r.ei 2.
Hits Off p. irr.es.
DoUg!--c in 1
ut Bv Harr;:lt
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Louisville . . .
Fid nd e and
Koehr.
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Game Emm M innen pnlii
M ILWAUK HIl. Wis. Sept. ie
At Beir.h.i
rt lield M;
TRY THE WANT ADS
Save money by pitrcnltin
merchants that iicvertis
hits here Thursdav r
, a j won the final game rf
I the lo.- i park. r to :
4
base
1 3 27 1G
. . . . 0-cO 0 V 000 -0
. . . . Of'O 000 01 1
hilf Brower and
Ttvo
O'Neill. Stolen bases Rice. Sac- 1
rifices Ellerbe. Gardner. Lrror
Sewell. Double plays Harris t
Brower; Wambsganss to O'Neill to
Gardner to O'Neill to Wambsgins;
tiiiruiif r iu 11 1 -'ft. 1 ' - ""'in.1 1
ton. Left on bases Washington 6. ;
Cleveland 2. Bases or balls Off
achary 2. Struck out By Zach
arv 1. Mails 4.
empires Nallin and 12vans.
Time 2:13.
SIB1
ROBERTSON'S HOMER
BEATS PHILS V AAT
1 1
Cincinnati . . .". 100 02" 000.-.
BrooklTi 300 001 10x 3
ITrrors Wingo. Johnston. Two
base
Three
Daubert. Stolen bases Daubert.
olson. .lohnsdon. Grimes. Double!
ror -in,-. J"ii!-ii'. tvnr, Doak
him Olson. Grimth. Schtnandt. )0 ."' 11oa,,
base hit Gtoh. Home run ! V0.0'' -1 V
Totals 3 2
Batted for Scott in
Rat; -or Cruire ir 7th.
'tntt for MrOnillan in Sth.
" ! St Lruus 020 on: nftft 4
J j i; Mon 100 20 '!)
1 i Three base hits Holke. Maran
o ville. Foumier. Stolen bases
"Gowdv, Sacrifices Lavan. Kayrs.
Ioublo plays Stock and Fournier:
Mogk. Hornsl'y. Fournier. Left on
t.ases St. Loui5 TosTnn 1. Base
en ball? Off Goodwin 1. Sherdel I.
1. Scott 1. Hits Off
in 1 inning: on Mier-
del. in (none out m .trO. ort
Lyon 2 In 3 2- innings; off Doak.
. w. i-i . r 1 1 - x rnmL-.s. im 1 im. ii
Mav-nshcr. Wingo and Daubert. "2 Mr0uilUn none ,n 1: off
'incinnati : Hrook- , ,Ttt v.,.
L. I 0 nwr.'i. li'Mir 0 i. x- y
nij.-hr Bv Sherdel. Ford L Struclc
o,.. r.v Shfrde! 2. Lyon 1,
Scott 4. McQuillan l.
Losing pitcher
Left on bases
Ivn 7. Base on balls ofT Ruether 2;
l is'ier 1. Hits off Uuether T. In l- "
innings; off Fisher 7 in 7 2-3 in-
Iii K.. nitctisr Viv fnkf r
lMi;-s. riii ' luv." 1 - i. t..
iC.rimes.) strii. k nut-by Fisher : Htrher Lyons. .
Grime? Losing pitcher nsher. -f.
i',(r-..v PiL-Irr and Mrran Time impires
uifl'it v - - - - - - -
1:54.
Doak 7
rHILADELiPHIA. Pa. ?ept. 16.
Robertson's home run over the right
field wall with two on base.- in the
ninth broke up a cle-se game be
tween Philadelphia and Chicago
Thursday, the visitors fvinning 9 to
3. Vaughn made a three base wild
throw in fielding Causey's bunt In
the sixth. Meusel n home run into
the bleachers in left field, scoring
Wilhams ahead, gave tho Phillies
two runs in the first inning. Score:
Clilcflro
Flack, rf
Terry, ss
Robertson. If . .
Merkle, lb
Paskert. lb
OFarre'.l. c
Deal, ob
Friberg. 2 b ...
Marriot. 2b
Vaughn, p
Alexander, p . .
Totals . .
Plilla.
Pa u let re. lb
Wheat. ' .
It. Miller, lb
Rawlings. 2b
William, cf
Meusel. rf . .
Fletcher, ss
Lebourveau.
Cravat h. !f
J. Miller. 3b
Witherow. c
Hubbell, p
Dnzmann. p
Causey, p . .
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Thus, iiiN1t Plan.
F.--'. 'irgini.m. b h. by The Har-.-:-.
t Dickerson t j 2 1.
Hibl Fl tch r. b m te'txi 2 2 1.
HuTutast. b m, (Ralston 3 3 3.
F- 1- Li ;".; ct 1 . b L. (McDonald)
T.n.f 2:1:1-2. 2 . 1" -- -4 : 2 : I '"' 1 -4.
To Brat :Lo' l-l Trotting.
M..ev A: ion ch tti. (Benedict
tv Ttiüt 2.2M-4.
in Beat U:2.;i-I Indiing.
M.: the Gr. it, b f (O'V) w.n.
Ol ALIl iVX)R SI3ll-KINAIiS
PHILADBLPHIA. Sept. 16.
Three New York players and one,
from Piston qualified Thursday for, .
nal round of th women ' i'acKers riCVllC fin
and Hart
Second
i s:t Louis ... 2r") r f10 7. v
; Boston "02 000 0114 14
! Haines and Griesenbeck. Clemor.s
Oeschger and O'Neill.
Tcta . .
Itan for
Wn"inr,v- '"'
1 r :i!,.i., :.;ac
Two t'.ase nil n:'ib. 1 1 m-- j
rrnr Friberc. auchn. r letcner
Home runs Robertsetn. Stolen;
l,.,,:,- Williams. Meutel 2. S.cri- j
,;,.., Fiack. Causey. Double plays (
Terrv. Friberg and Merkle: I
I
r:a w :
and
rational law;, tennis tournament at;
the Philadelphia cricket club. They
a e Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallorj :
Miss Helen P.-Ilak, and Miss Eleanor
G. sn, all of New Y ork, and Miss
Marion Zindt rstein, of Boston.
ln the -t-mi-ti.nal round tomorrow.
Mrs. Mal'.ory will meet Mi.s Pllak.
. Mi.c '.''n.trrstpin will t Pe
CL r. h. r. Law liPiis aril l'auietl-.
i i ry a f-iu!-fp lf-tx on!
I lull' Ulll, tl, t
hasfts Chicaso 4. Ph.ladelphia 11..
I Bases on balls Off Vaughn 2. off;
t i i.-.l. - 11 1. . . "P Ttrtann 1 f I
UVIL'ili ohuw j c iu ', Causey 1. Hits OfT aunn. i ; m
KANSAS CITY, .-ept. lv Kansas 7 2
Citv won its f.nal home game of the , jn
rally
series, defeating
a late inning
St. Paul 110
Kan.-As City . 200
Paul. S to L in
Score :
-r,n 100 ; i4 ;t
nti ei v s 3
Huhbell. 4 in 2 1-3 1 Causey. : 51
Alexander, ncne in 1 1-3
lv MT.-m, Ames and
bx
Knzm.m. 4 in 1 2-:: (r.or.e out
3th Struck out By Vaughn 6;
m . n . 4
Alexanuer 1: n tiamin. -. d : l
(riuv-y, 2. Winr.inK pitcher
Vaugh. Lcsmg pitcner Lnmaa
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