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New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
CLEVELAND AT THE TOP
YANKEES THE MEDICN.
One Bad Inning for Lake Costs Ne10
York a Game.

Cleveland Sept A-Cleveland defeated the IAN
KEGS here to-day by score Of to s. and loush'
its 1ay 10 the lead in the american League pen
nant race as Boston took the measure CT the
Detroit Tigers. spite of the fact that the team
had chance TO earn first place. less than thlrlE-
five hundred persons were on hand to see Ihe
game Enthusiasm made up for lack or nuihoeIs
however when it understood what the VIC
tory meant
Cleveland practically won the game IN the 1oulth
inning by scoring four runs, when Lake was
touched up for four singles. Bredley began with q
clean drive past Ball at shortstop, and went TO
tbIr5 when Hinchman got a life Balls BAD
throw I4ajoie singled to centre. scoring Brauies'
and a moment later Hincnman stole thlro Inc
last named scored on Stovails drive TO left ana
after Ben1is had sacrificed Birmingham drove OUT
: clean hit scoring Laioie and Stovail. AL lhls
point Perring hit into double play in which con-
rov Gardiner and Moriarity figured, and ended
the agony.
With the score TO 9, as Cleveland had scored
one run in the first inning-thanks largely 10 d
wild throw by Iake-the Yankees made deter
mined rally in the fifth inning. With two out
and Conroy on second from two-bagger, hemp
hill walked and Gardiner and Moriar1ty singled
accounting for two Gardiner scored on an
error bv Bernis but Ball fouled out to Bradley OH
third base.
After that neither side could get run over
the plate The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
Baseball Racing Autonobling Iroing Golf Other Sports
DIXIE II Il FLYER.
Wins One-Mile Speed Trial an Motor
Boat CarniUdl.

] schroeder's motor boat Dixie III. with
Captain BARLEY Pearce at the helm and Al
bert Rappuhn manipulating her wonderful en-
gines ably upheld her title as champion OF the
world yesterday by winning the one-mie speed
trial which was the opening contest of the National
Motor Boat carnival TO be held all this week on
the Hudson River under the auspices OF the Colo
niaI Yacht Club at West 13sth street
Three boats competed in the race-J. H Hoad-
iey's Den George F. Baker. jrs, Vim, and
Dixie IL Each boat went three times over the
navy range Of one nautical mile with the tide and
three times against It. The Dixie. covered her nrs1
two miles with the tide in minutes seconds
which latter time is at the rate of 313 knots or
35Is statute miles hour, within fracuon oI
the time she made on August in Hampstead Bay
when she esta blished the worlds record
The Dixie's time for the first mile against the
tide yesterday minutes As seconds; for the
second. minutes Is seconds. and for the third,
1 minute 80 As seconds making an average Of z
minutes seconds mile for the six miles. which
figures out an average speed of . IS nautical, or
1910 statute, miles hour. The Den's average
minutes 81 seconds mile, and the Wins
minutes, so the Dixie ted the Den twenty
eight seconds mile and the Vim fiftyseven sec
onds mie. The Dxie's speed at the Hampstead
Bay trial 31.347 nautical, 36049 statute miles
hour
From Riverside Drive. at 115th street where the
start made, down 91st street. the end Of
the mile. hundreds watched the race. which was
exciting from start TO finish.
The summary follows:
MILE CHAMPIONSHIP RACE WITH AND AGAINST
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
JAMES E. SULLIVAN REELECTED.
Two New Events Added to Championship
List of Metropolitan a. A. U.

Janes T. Sullivan. president OF the metropolitan
associatIon OF the Amateur Athletic Union, was re-
elected to serve another term at the annual meet
ing ~ the association held last night at St Bar
+bo1ouew's Athletic Club. The committee went
,hrough its long work in an hoGr and half. whcn
= record in the history of the association. The
net income for the year was s22l and the amount
on hand 81 % The association contributed $500
IN the expense of the Olympic team and 70 the en-
tertaiument Of TIE athletes on their arrival home.
out of one hundred and twenty clubs. composing
fine association only hfty-four were represented
A recommendation 10 increase the diameter OF
the hammer threw circle from seven feet to nine
was not accepted.
Two new events added to the championship
list throwing the jayelin and the running hopsteD-
and jump.
The election OF officers resulted as follows Pres
ideut James Z, Sullivan. Pastlme Athletic CLUB:
vice president. Frederick W. R':hen. 81 George
A. thletic Club: secretary treasurer. H. obertunbe-
sing West Side Young Mems Christian Association;
registration committee, II. OheTfubhesing. West
Side Young Mems Christian Association; T. !.
Hughes Northwestern Athletic Club. and L. ii.
Warner Union Settlement
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
PLANS FOR The WORLDS SERIES.

Cincinnati. Sept q In order 20 facilitate ar
7HEgements for the worlds championship series OF
baseball games the National Baseball Commission
fo-dsr announced an additiora: detailed rule TO
govern tte contests, follows:
RUE IS--In order TO facilitate the ARA gefnents
for all of the games during the worlds series the
national commission viii furnish TO the contesting
clubs al cf the general admission tickets consist
ing q 40 sefs each game. SCI 10 be At the
= 3 admission and tie other ~ the rate 81
s. 40 admission Al - said tickets 10 have rain
cteoEs attached FOR al games piayed
10 TICKETS eKceptslg reserved seat coupon tickets
snail te sold before tbs gales open-G and al
tc.ets ether Than reserved seat 4 ke-s shall be
rod 5aiy zt baI PARK ft1ke1 Offices.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
LEAGUE STANDING.
AUTO MUDDLE CLEARING
SANCTION FOR LONG RACE.
automobile Club of america TO
RECOGNISE LOzier Record.

Evidence that the Motor Racing Association in
tends to settle its differences with the American
Automobile Association was apparent at meeting
of the board of directors held yesterday when a
resolution was adopted allowing its members to
enter cars in the Long Island Motor Parkway
Sweepstakes races, which will be held under the
auspices and sanction of the American Automo-
bile Association October TO-
The American Automobile Association disqualified
the entrants and drivers who took part in the
recent nty-four-hour held under the direc-
ton OF the Motor Racing Association at the Brigh-
ton Beach track for holding the meeting without
a sanction. As yet the ban against them has not
been lifted by the American Automobile Associa-
ton.
To protect the drivers and entrants in the next
twenty four hour race to be held at the Brighton
Beach track on October and g. application was
made Robert Lee Morrel, chairman of the con-
committee of the Automobile Club Of America,
for sanction on the ground that the meeting is
a International one The new agreement between
the American Automobile Association and the Au-
tomobile Club of America gives the club control OF
all internati automobile races. The application
sent by Walter c. Allen, secretary of the Motor
Racing Association. Mr.. Morrell read follows:
The Motor Racing Association is promoting a
large tonal meet at the Brighton Beach
and advertised as an international meet.
Among the competing cars are three Italian ana
written sanction of the Automobile Club Of Amer
lea whose jurisdiction fully recognize in all In
terna tional races in America.
Mr. MorreTs granting the sanction fol-
lows:
In answer to your communication of the 21st In
slant asking for the sanction of the Automobile
Club of America for the international race meet TO
be conducted by your association at Brighton Beach
on October . and 3, open TO entrants OF America
and foreign countries. the question was submitted
TO a meeting of the contest COMMITTEES OF the club
held this day. and by resolution duly adopted a
sanction IS hereby granted you TO conduct the said
meet.
II was learned last night good authority that
the Automobile Club of America will recognize as
official the record of 1,1o7 miles made by the 90
horsepower Lozer car. driven by Milford, in the
recent twenty-four-hour race at Brighton Beach
The fight between the American Automobile Asso-
citation and the Automobile Club OF America for the
control OF automobile racing in this country was
going on when the race was held and 1t run
without q sanction from either body.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
ITALIAN KILLS DRIVER
Drunken Foreigners Cause Uild
Scene iH Tenth AUenue.

Two Italians with heavy arsenal. who. ths
police say. had been drinking. wild IN Tentr
avenue yesterday under the gbes Of a group Of
the youth OF the nefghborhood. As result Frank
Green. Of No. S32 West 18th street, was shot and
killed instantly: Gaspar Accardf. Of No 2S Joha-
son avenue. Brooklyn, workman for Contractors
who recurring section OF Tenth avenue, was
shot through the arm and Patroiman George Mus
grave Of the old West 10Th street station. havins
escaped the bullets almost fell a victim to a hugs
stiIetto.
The tragedy. which occurred IN 18th street, be-
tn Ninth and Tenth avenues. reused the whole
neighborhood. and in five minutes after the Itsl-
fans mad been taken into a saloon to await the
arrival OF the patrol wagon two hundred men had
seen By most OF them. and. infuriated- they were
stormins the place to mob the Italians when the
patrol wagon and reserves arrived
Green. truck driver. who lived with his sister.
had been out Of work for several weeks Win
several young fellows of the neighborhcod he
Francesca VaznellA and Dornenico Distofoio. OF
Morristown. y. J.. and both TIE worse for wear.
reeied down Tenth avenue. 20 be greeted with a
chorus OF jeers and a shower OF pebbles
Vagnella whipped out revolver and Distofoio .
The group OF youths scattered. the Italians
chasing Green through 18th street Halfway down
the block VagnelIa fred. the bullet hitting Green
in the abdomen and killing him instantly An
other shot hit Accardi bystander.
Patrolman Musgrave in pursuit Of the Itai-
ians but probably would not have caught them II
PatroIman Henry MaIlon. OF the 18th Precinct had
not jumped of a Ninth avenue and headed
them of Robert Glib. Of No. 4l2 West 18th street.
trfpped up vagneIIa. VINO had his head badly cut
by the fall Patrolrnan Charles Steppe had hard
fight before he co'Ild subdue DistofoIO and before
his nightstick laid the Italian out he was cut on
the hand.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
RESENT ATTACK ON POWDER PUFFs.
Women Indignant at Assault On Cherished
Toilet Article by Pastor.
TBv telegraph to The T-ibuus. 7

TayIorstown. Penn. Sept II would as hevs
have a blacksnake in my house a deck OF cards.
and I have my private opinion Of any woman who
uses powder pun
The Rev. J. H Moore. Of the Christian ChuraA
was going on along those lines last evening. but
was interrupted. Half a dozen young women O6-
iected 10 an attack their powder pUrfs from
the pulpit and demonstrated with the preacher
right out in meeting
you ought be ashamed OF yourself. You
ought 10 be horsewhippedt" You ought TO re-
sien,' These were some OF the mild expostula-
tions which reached the pastors ears.
Replying to the last remark. Mr. Moore said; I
will sister Just soon as the two months salary
due me Is paid
I'VE will see that you get your salary II youn
keen YOUR promise TO quit shouted a stout norid
woman a votary OF the powder puff And there
the matter stands
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
High Class Entry for the MetropoE-
tan Open Cham pionship.

Professional golfers with national regulations
have entered for the open championship tourna-
ment Of the Metropolitan Golf Association TO be
held over the links ot the Baltusro Golf Club to-
morrow and Thursday. The fact that the bars
have been lowered this year, making the affair
open to the world resulted in entries from out
side districts Prominent among those from dis
tance are Alec Ross. of Brae Burn. the Massachu-
setts open champion; Alec Campbell. Brookline the
Eastern Professional Golfers Association title
holder and Gilbert Nichols the Woodland expert.
who won the recent Van Cortlandt Park tourna-
ment.
From the other direction entries have been re-
ceived from Jack Campbell. Of Overlook. open
champion of Philadelphia W. c. skelley Whining
ton, and James Thomson, OF Merton. Nearby en-
trants include Alec Smith of Nassau; George Low,
Baltusrol the Metropolitan Golf Association cham
pion: Jack Hutchinson St Andrews; Jack Hobens,
Englewood and H H. Barker. Garden City.
Included among the amateurs who have signihed
their intention of competing A. q. Lockwood,
of the Scottish-American Golf Club former ANA
teur champion of Massachusetts; George 7. Bro
kaw. Deal; F. r. Upton jr.. Baltusrol, and Dudley
H Barrows Plainfeld.
All told hfty-three names have been received,
and according to the conditions the will COM
pete at seyenty-two holes. medal play. thirty-six
each day There will be eight regular prizes.
ranging in value from $50 down TO 80, while six
extra so purses have been offered for the best
eghteen-hole and thirty-six hole scores each day.
On Friday there will be an open invitation four
hall competition amateurs and professionals play
ing as partners Teams must be composed OF men
from the same club and thirty-six holes of medal
nlav are called for on the programme. The Bal
tusro1 Golf Club has offered three prizes for this
HvsY,r
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
NO INSTRUCTIONS ABOUT HAINsEs.
Justice Garretson Ignores Annis Shooting in
Charge to jury.

Disappointment was plainly shown in the SD
preme Court at Flushing yesterday when. in cha-g-
ing the extraordinary grand jury. Justice Garrett
made no reference 10 the shooting OF William
E Anns at the Bayside Yacht Club on August Is.
for which Captain Peter c.. Hams jr., and his
brother, T. Jenkins Hains. are now confined in
the Queens County jail awaiting Indictment and
trial II was understood that the jury was called
TO bring the Hains brothers 70 a speedy trial
In his charge. Justice Garretson made no specific
reference to the Hains tragedy He simply said
there were eighty-six felony cases. Of these
being for homicide which would be presented to
the grand jury DUNG its two weeks sessions
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
SPEAKERS FLAY CENTRAL.
San 324 Haze Been Killed an Tenth
and EIeUenth AUenues.

The Eleventh Avenue Track Removal Association
held last night at Eleventh avenue and 47th street
another Of series Of meetings to arouse senti-
rent TO compel the New York Central Railroad TO
provide more 1asmen that thoroughfare- The
fight for the removal OF the tracks continues. as tho
enthusiasm at last nights meeting showed
There were several speeches condemning the rail-
road company and city officials whom the speakers
charged with neglect Of duty. The number OF killed
in Tenth and Eleventh avenues by trains. II vsS
said. was 324
Some Of the speakers Assembiynan 2. K.
Johnston Alderman H ". Boyer. the Rev. Robert
White and Father Chidvick-
a mothers league and junior league have been
organized auxliarss to IKE track removal asso-
citation.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
ROSEBUD RESERVATION DRAWING.

Omaha. Sept ai-The Chicago & North Western
pajIv-a Is assembling large surplus equipment OF
ox+ra nassenser coaches and motive power az
Omaha 70 handle the heavy travel which as antei-
ratsd To the Rosebud reservation during the regis
tration dates II Is estimated tnat eighty thousand
nersops will visit Dallas and Gregory. the two towns
=, v,bicb the government wiz open land offices for
recistratiOn The drawing takes place at Dallas
and occurs two days after the registration closes
Extensive preparations are being made 70 provide
for the crowds that viii visit the two towns during
the opening
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
MINOR HEIR DEFEATED.
The Eel Wins in Straight Heats al
Grand Circuit Meeting.

Columbus, Ohio. Sept. a.-Minor Heirs defeat in
the Hotel Hartman Pacing Stakes. worth $500. was
the noteworthy and rather unexpected feature OF
the opening this afternoon of the Columbus Grand
Circuit meeting.
The Eel won in straight heats. while George Gano
twice slipped by the firing Minor Heir into second
position. Minor Heir 2-to-1 favorite orig
inally the entire field but after the first heat
The Eel the choice at the odds.
Minor Heir got away in the first heat couple
Of lengths behind the bunch, and forced to go
long mile The Eel was in front all the and
comfortably by two lengths from George
Gano, in 2:0214, a record for the winner and
the best mile paced this year on the Grand Circuit
In the second heat came the genuine struggle
between the two crack PAGERS. They scored away
with mighty rush and terms. Hanging
right together. they paced the first quarter in 80
seconds fat, and reached the half in 0:59. This
terrific pace told BOTH but most Minor Heir.
He dropped back and The Eel staggered home in
2:021a. Going away in the third and final heat the
pace was slower. Dean called Minor Heir, COM
ing down the stretch. but The Eel won by good
neck.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
SCPERB4S GET # LIFE.
Keep Out of Last Place by Defeat
;p1 81. Louis TaiLenders.

TIE superbas rose 10 the occasion at Washington
Park BROOKLYN. yesterday and saved themselves
from being tunlbled into last place in the National
League race by defeating St Louis by score
Of 10 :.
Rucke- was as steady rock after the third
inning. when some pretty fielding helped him out
c+ rfgt, hole hut the St Louis pitchers were all
Al sea Lush. sanee and Raymond trying in vain
tc stem the tide
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
SPEEDY CYCLISTS MEET TONIGHT

The great bicycle heat match race between Frank
Kramer the American Champion ana henri MAYER
,L ,-.-roau title hoder will take place al Madison
60 f.srd4r tonight This meeting has been the
III IN c,cle racing circles ever since the foreigner
- here from SAX Lake City. Mayer came n
hie ooinrrv last spring for the purpose OF meeting
-, f,io oyl.e IN series .. match races IN the West
"a, sho,rca what wonderful rider he is hy de-
,.,,fng ne Australian champion
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
PALMER on HIS GAME.
4dds Another La1cn Tennis Cup
to His Collection.

Richard II. Palmer added another valuable cup to
his collection of lawn tennis trophies by winning
the challenge match OF the belated Ridgewood Golf
Clubs big open tournament on the courts at Ridge
wood N J.. yesterday. This makes a record for
Palmer of the New Jersey state championship. the
East Jersey League open meeting and the Ridge
wood open trophy. trio of the most important
prizes in the state within many weeks. In ad-
dition. he the New Jersey state championship
doubles. paired with Harry c. Martin. of the Cres-
cent Athletic Club. and just before Newport he
captured the New York state doubles on the courts
of the New York Athletic Club at Travers Island.
paired with Ciustaye F. Touchard.
IN yesterdays match Palmer defeated c. F. Wat
son. IT., S-6, St, Go, 10-S.
From English sources 1t is announced semi-offi-
ciany that Miss May Sutton will be requested to
lead team OF American women players to invade
the English courts season. The object is to
revive the women's internat tonal matches which
were proposed and for which a cup offered
two years ago by President Sheaf of the Longwood
Club.
Crotona Park lawn tennis players scored heavily
against Van Cortandt Park yesterday while those
of Macombs Dam and The Bronx divided honors in
the tournament under the direction OF the Public
Parks Lawn Tennis Association. TIE summaries
follow:
CROToNA PARK. AT VAN CoRTLANDT PARK
Wisethier groiqna defeated ids Stanley
tona defeated = A. Alindin Van CoT'andt, ds. SO,
Van Co-tiandt 90 So; NJ Mndlin Van Corrlandt de
feated Eoderick Y Grace. trotona. by default
Doubles STANLEY Ward and T. Goddard Van Cort
landt defeated Grace and Hartmann Crotona by de
fault. Nindlin brothers CortIandt. Nehrng ami
Beschner trotrnE. postponed
INCOMES DAN PARK. At BRONX PARE
Stnrcs-Aia-shalI McComb's Dam. dsfeaed I+augrdge.
Bronx s-2 6-2; streusani. McComh's Dam, defeated
Haas Rronx Go SO Hensche. Bronx defeated Wal
lace AIcCombs Dam, oy default, Pearsall Bronx. ~
Rlandf7~d Mct-auh's Dam. 3S -. unfinished.
TIoILas-Nesersal Veil Bronx defeated
Narra4T and Rosntnn Aet-omh's Dam. b. default. Dr.
svtesrRu ana Streg=Gnd NcCombs Dam, defeated Haas
AMI FeaIsall Bronx 3-t. Gu
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22

-Bart.a for sanee in the sixth inning.
---,-- q 2 Ks
& ----- . o o 0 o o-5
70 bssa Sbeehzn Farmer Three-oase hifs-hor-
rs Flsrl.v Fyfrs-Dr IN four and one-ti4I1
SaTIes in and tEvo-th;ros innings on
Psvr7ond . IN two innings Sacrifice hits Sheehan'
NcafIIan aad Jordan: Mcmillan. AlperTnsn ana Joroar
T1 IN Hsse%-s- Louis 3: Brooklyn. s First nase ..
hsI.s-or Lush .. or Sailee /: OF RAYMOND :; on
Rueser First base OF e-rors-St- Louis, :. BROOK
l.r. TIfr b.. pifcher-By Lush. !; by F1cke.r'
s--ca ou+-Bv Lush. }: by sallee 2 b! SayInono. =
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
CINCINNATI. 9; BOSTON. 5.

A. Boston Il Z
Boston -.................0 q & 1 o o-5 j
batteries Cincinnati O'Tooie. Dub1c and Schiei
Boston Mccarthy and Ora ham. Ferguson anu
z ag-erman. Unpfre-Rigier.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22

Hts-or Lake in four innings or WsusoPs: Z s N
York Two base hit-Conros zsacrihee hts-Bradiey
T3er1j. BAH Moriarity- Stolen hases-Hinohman. Con
0ouhIe nlavs-Couroy Ball. Moriarity, Lake and
Gardner: Conroy Moriarity. Frst base on balls
Lake l. Left on ieVeLand = Nc"
yn-k II struck out-By Berger I: by Nauhope. l.
Ttme-1:4o Cmpires-Connoly and Egan
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
TROUBLE IN THE EASTERN LEAGUE
Newark Club Protests Awarding the PEN
nant to Baltimore.

Trouble is brewing in the Eastern League. Inc
season ended on Sunday with Baltimore the win
rer of the rennant but the Newark club, which
finished third has protested all the games In which
Catiz played third base for Baltimore. on the
ground that he was under suspension by the VII
mington club
The final standing Of the clubs follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
Keen Battle in Baseball Fi6bf
Ga Ha Pressed by Cubs. While Cleveland Takes
Lead in American League.


yesterday winning
eason the doh
Il vtores
1t is stuat
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
cITBs WIN IN A DOUBLE HEADER.

Philadelphia. Sept a.-Chicago both games
of the double header here to-day, the first gong
ten innings before the home club was defeated and
the second not being decided until the ninth inning
In the first game Kroh outpitched Sparks, but he
was taken out in the ninth TO permit Howard 10
bat nhe1 Philadelphia was leading, TO O. Howard
singled took second Hayden's single went 10
third on an out. and scored on Schulte's single
Hoffman triped in the tenth and scored On Overall 5
sacrifice fly following out and pass 10 King.
The latter took second the sacrifice and scored
on tumble by knabe.
After the third inning OF the second game both
ri+rhers settled down and the score remained tie
until the ninth inning. when Chance received the
only pass McQuillin gave during the game. He
took second on Steinfeldt's sacrifice. In trying TO
catch Chance mapping second McQuin threw
Wild and Osborne fumbled the ball. Chance scor-
ing The scores follow:
First game n. n, Il
Chicago ---.---....-.t =
PHILADELPHIA .......0 0 o o.
Batteries-Kroh, Overall and Killing; Sparks and
Doom. L
Second game X. n: T. .
philadelphia ...-......-2 o o o o %
Pstteries-Coakey and King: McQuilhn ana
Doom. Umpires-Johnstone and Efnslie
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
BOSTON, 4; DETROIT, ).

At Detroit: r II e
Boston ------.-o " .
Detroit ......O 0 0 o o 2-3
Ra-teries-Boston. BurcheH ard CrigeT; Detroit
KiIian and Thomas Umpire-Evans
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
ST LOUIS. s; WASHINGTON, o.

At St. Louis: n n, Il
Waebing+on ND 0 0 90 3
F7atteries-St Louis. Powell and Spencer; Wash
ington. KeeIey and Street Umplres-herln ana
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York Cleveland
Boston at Detroit.
Pbadclphis Chicago
Washington at st. Louis.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Cleveland. 5; New York g.
Boston 4; Detroit g.
Chicago, 2; Philadelphia, o.
ST. Louis, S; Washington, o.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Chicago New York (twe games).
PtfsburK Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Philndephls
St Ioui. at Boston.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
PtttsburE, .; New York. l.
Chicago. 3; Phiadeiphia, (frst gamel
Chicago, 3; Philadelphia, tsecond camel
Brooklyn. 8; st. Louis. j.
Cincinnati, 8; Boston, D.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22

t.,,r Pal, f5raun,is. To-day 10 Earss FIRST
"a p a Giants Ga.c-Sot AoH'-s-!'a Sue