Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-09-05
L e A G UE ST. u G G Frs
ELMER FLICK HOLDS HOME-RUN
RECORD.
HOnus Wagner of the Pirates Heads
the List in Triples and
Doubles.

The leagues crop of home runs foot up
1S3. including those gathered in last Fri
day. st. Louis and Boston are the stars.
each having 81 followed by Chicago, with
rs: Cincinnati with p. Brooklyn with 10.
Philadelphia and Pittsburg with IS each
and New York with II.
Flick leads with 10 to his credit. SulIi-
van Of Boston Is next with I, followed by
Mertes of Chicago. Crawford Of Cincinnati
and Burkett and DonIin Of st. Louis. each
with g. Beaumont of Pttsburg. Hickman
Of New York. Freeman and Long OF Bos-
ton. Kelly Of Brooklyn and Green of Chi
cago. each has 3. Stah1 Of Boston, Keller
and l.. Cross Of Brooklyn. CANCEL of Chi
cago and Mccain and Wallace of St Louis.
each has 4. O'Brien and Clark Of Pittsburg.
Setback and Davis Of New York. Lowe Of
Boston. Jones of Brooklyn. Ryan Of Chi
cago and Mcbride of Cincinnati. each has
B. Collins of Boston. DAILY Of Brooklyn.
Dexter. Bradley and Mccormick of Chi
cago. Hahn. Steinfeldt. Breitenstein. PETIT.
of New York. Lajoie and NJ. Cross Of Phila-
delphia. Williams of Pittsburg. Crigh. dc
Graw and Heidrich Of st. Louis. each has
2 Keister. Powell and Young Of st. Louis.
McCreary, Schriver and Lever Of Pitts
burg. Ortiz, Dolan. Delahanty and Childs
of Philadelphia, Doyle and Bowerman of
New York. Quinn. Corcoran and Irwin of
Cincinnati. Smith of New York. Taylor and
Griffith OF Chicago. Jennings and Howell Of
Brooklyn, Hamilton Tenney. Clary, Barry
and Clements of Boston each has l.
The Three-Base Hits.
The harvest of three-baggers up to the
same date numbered 400 In this respect
Pittsburg ran up to 73. Cincinnati to y,
Philadelphia to 80, Brooklyn to 50. st. Lou
Is to 81. New York and Boston to 40 each
and Chicago to 81. Wagner Of Pittsburg is
the leader. with - chalked up: Crawford
of Cincinnati comes next with 10: Stahl OF
Boston has Ii. Kelley Of Brooklyn, ID:
Keller Of Brooklyn and Burkett of ST.
Louis, II each: Flick Of Philadelphia and
Hickman of New York, IL each; Beaumont
Of Pittsburg, Setback of New York and
Smith of Cincinnati and New York. 10
each; Keister of st. Louis. Williams Of
Pittsburg and Beckiey of Cincinnati
each: thinner Of Pittsburg. Woiverton. Del
ahanty and Slagle of Philadelphia. Dahlen
of Brooklyn and Freeman of Boston,
each: Criger of st. Louis, Lajoie Of Phila-
delphla, Van Haltren of New York. Cor
coran and Steinfeldt of Cincinnati. Childs
Of Chicago and Cross of Brooklyn. 6 EACH
Donlin and Wallace of st. Louis. Ritchey
and OBrien Of Pittsburg, Douglass and
Mcfarland of Philadelphia. Irwin of Gin
cinnati. Mccarthy of Chicago. Hamilton
and Collins Of Boston and Jennings of
Brooklyn. D each: Powell and McGann of
st. Louis Ely of Pittsburg. Davis and Ora
dy of New York. Green. Chance and Ryan
Of Chicago, Jones of Brooklyn and Barry
and Tenney of Boston. each with 4: Lowe
of Boston, Sheckard and Farrell of Brook
lyn, Cancel of Chicago. Bowerman of New
York. Thomas of Philadelphia and McGraw
Of St Louis. 3 each. Heidrich of st. Lou
is. McCreary of Pittsburg. Cross of PhiIa
delphia, Gleason of New York. Kahoe.
Quinn and Scott of Cincinnati MerteS. Nc
Cormick and Bradley of Chicago, DAILY and
Mcclure of Brooklyn and Duffy of Boston.
. each, while host of players have made
l each.
The TwO-Baggers.
A grand total of 1033 tWO-base hits has