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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-11
Shearine on Mckay Creek.

Sheep shearing is now on at the
John Wynn ranch on Mckay creek, a
crew being at work with machines on
the bands owned by Mr.. Wynn.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-11
Married Sunday Evening.

Miss Minnie Willoughby and c..
Helmick were married last evening at
the NJ E. parsonage at o'clock by
the pastor, Rev. w. T. Euster. They
will make their home in the county.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-11
To Attend Funeral Of S. L. Mo

To Attend Funeral OF 5. L. Morse.
The members Of Bushee Chapter
No. 19, Order of Eastern Star are re-
quested to met at Masonic hall tomor-
row afternoon at / o'clock to attend
the funeral Of S. L. Morse Of Pilot
Rock, who was a member of the
chapter.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-11
summary-Earned runs s-Pendle-

dleton 4. Portland 0. Three base
hits-Baker. Two base hits-Baker,
King, Hinkle. Home runs-Parkes.
Struck out-By Parkes 3, King 2. Sui
livan 2, Landers 8. Umpire, Buer-
stette. Scorekeeper, RAIDER.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-11
TRACK TEAM IS
SECOND BEST
SPOKANE TAKES FIRST
IN BIG PULLMAN MEET
Muddy Field and Cold Day Work
Hardships on Pendleton Sprinters
jay and Lester Means VIII Go TO
Seattle-LewistOn and OakesClalc
Tie For Third Place-Knapp Wins
Individual Cup.

on muddy field that worked
greatly t6 the disadvantage of the
Pendleton sprinters Spokane won the
field meet at Pullman Saturday with
score of 40 points, while Pendleton
came second with 23. Oakesdale and
Lewiston tied for third with Is points
each and from one to eight points
were scored by eleven other schools
in the meet. Walla Walla took but
six points.
Last evening the Pendleton boys,
accompanied by Professor Hampton,
returned home from Pullman. They
say that it had rained hard the night
before the meet and as a result the
track was very heavy and the day
was cold. This was disastrous for
Jay, Kimball and the other Pendle-
ton sprinters for they are all light in
weight and unused to running with
their spikes filled with mud.
But though they were unable to
win the meet the local team has the
honor of being second in a meet in
which twenty-five schools participat-
ed and they will have two represen-
tatives on the inland empire team
that goes to Seattle for the interschol-
astic meet May 2S.
Jay and L. Means will be the two
athletes to make the trip and they
will have the pleasure of seeing the
battleship fleet enter the sound.
The following is a summary Of the
finals:
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SCHOOL FIGHT
ON At ATHENA
WATTS WOULD GUST TWO
MEMBERS OF THE BOARD.

Principal of School Declares Barrett
and Taylor Were Not Regularly
Elected-AlsO Says Jerry Stone,
Chairman of the Board, Has Been
Acting i'm Illegal Manner-Com-
plant Filed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-11
Will Build Residence.

c. S. Terpening will build a new res
ldence this spring on his property at
SIC Tustin street.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-11
Final Results OF Meet.


50-yard dash-Knapp, Oakesdale;
first; Hunter, Spokane, second; Foun-
tain, Charleston, third; Eckert. Lewis
ton. fourth. Time, ga seconds.
1OO-yard dash--Knapp. oakesdale,
first; Eckert, Lewiston. second; Hun
ter, Spokane, third; Storer. Lewiston.
fourth. Time, 1913 seconds.
Hammer throw-Harry Conover,
Waitsburg, first; Chiles, Ellensburg,
second; Cagel, Davenport, third; A.
Means, Pendleton, fourth. Distance,
141 feet s inches.
220-yard dash-Knapp, Oakesdale,
first; Hunter, Spokane, second; D.
Cohn, Spokane. third; Storer, Lewis
ton, fourth. Time, 22 80 (breaking
record held by Mullane, Seattle,
22 AS seconds.
Discus throw-Englehorn Spokane
first; Cagel, Davenport, second; l..
Meaps, Pendleton, third; Meany, Col
fax. fourth. Distance. 104 feet 6
inches. (This breaks record of 104
feet inches held by Rowley Of Ever
ett.)
120-yard hurdles-Eckert. Lewis
ton. first; Englehorn, Spokane, sec
ond; Jay, Pendleton, third; Jensen,
Spokane, fourth. Time, II seconds.
(This is 3-5 seconds better than the
record held by Coyle of Seattle.)
Mile run-Johnson Wenatchee,
first; w. Severyns, Prosser, second;
Fancher, Spokane, third; Woods,
Walla Walla, fourth. Time. 4:52 3-5
(breaking the record of 4:54 held by
Huxtable OF North Yakima.)
22O-yard hurdles-Eckert, Lewis
ton, first; Englehorn, Spokane, sec
ond: Shaw, Lewiston, third; Kimball,
Pendleton, fourth. Time, 26 3-5 Sec
onds (breaking record Of q 2-5 held
by Coyle of Seattle).
Shot putt. Means Pendleton,
first; Englehorn, Spokane. second; A.
Means, Pendleton, third; Chiles,
Ellensburg, fourth. Distance, 429
feet.
Half mile rum. Fancher Spo-
kane, first; Gartin, Wenatchee, sec
ond; Luck, Spokane. third; NJ. Gwinn
Garfield, fourth. Time, 2:10.
Broad jump-McGown, Prosser,
first; Knapp, Oakesdale, second; D..
Cohn, Spokane, third; Hunter, Spo-
kane, fourth. Distance, 21 feet.
44O-yard dash-Stough, Spokane,
first; McWhorter, North Yakima, sec
ond; Klotts, Palouse, third; LEVEL,
Davenport, fourth. Time, So seconds.
High jump-Jay, Pendleton, first
Hill, Colfax. second; Bowers, Walla
Walla, third; Smiley, North Yakima,
fourth. Height 5 feet inches.
Pole vault-Jay Pendleton, first;
Miller, Walla Walla, second; Monroe,
Spokane, third; Smiley, North Yakima,
fourth. Height 10 feet inches.
Half-mile relay race-Won by Spo-
kane team, comprised Of D. Cohn,
Slough. Grieder and Hunter Time,
1888, being 40 second better than
the record. Lewiston second, North
Yakima third.
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But Are Unable to Retain Lead in Great Race--Cubs Also Win and Are Close Third--White-
 wash Reds
NATIONAL LEAGrE STANDING.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Boston at Brooklyn. New York at Philadelphia. Pittsburg at St. Louis. Chicago at Cincinnati

Philadelphia, Oct. 2,-New York easl- ly won to-day's game by scoring seven runs in the first inning They were un- able to score after that while the home team could only get two runs in the entire contest, Philadelphia used three pitchers in the first inning, during which New York made only three hits, two errors and six bases on balls be- ing thrown in Penney opened with . pass and he scored when Herzog sin gled and raced to third on osborne's tumble. McCormick's single scored Her zog. A double play followed on Don lin's grounder Seymour walked and Knabe fumbled Devlin's grounder. Bresnahan and Bridwell each walked, forcing In Seymour. McQuillan's place was then taken by FoXen who gave two passes. forcing in two more runs. Moren next went in to pitch and sin gle by Herzog sent In two more runs. The inning ended by Dooin throwing out Mccormick. Barring the fifth in- ming Ames was effective, especially with men on the bases. In the fifth Philadelphia got only one run on four singles and an error. a double play shutting off chances for several runs Score:
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RESTS MILE RECORD
De Palma, Driving Italian Gar, Shows Up Well at Brigh-
 ton Beach.
ALSO TAKES SECOND EVENT
Barney Oldfcld, With American Car,
 Captures Third Event of Five Miles.

Brighton Beach, N. Y, Oct. 2.-Two forty-hors power Italian cars and a diminutive four cylinder car of ten horse power of the same nationality, went after the Brighton Beach track record for the mile az prelude to the second international twenty-four hour automobile race of the Motor Racing association which Is to occupy the attention of the motor enthusiasts of the east from o'clock tonight un- til 10.3G o'clock Saturday night.
 The first event, the mile race Ds Palma made new local record, driv- ing a sixty-horse power Italian car over the mile in b2 1-5 seconds . George Robertson, driving car of the same power, make and nationality as De Pama, took 5S seconds to cover this distance, while the miniature ten horse power entry circles the track In 1;26 2-5.
 The second event, ten miles free for all. developed into a run against time by the withdrawal of the German en- try and the breaking down of Rob- ertson's slxty-horse power Italian ma chine, after going two and quarter miles De Palma, In a slXty-horse power Italian car. finished alone Tn the fast time of minutes, 45 seconds.
 Three cars, two American and one Frencr, contended for supremacy In the third event, five mile race open to six cylinder cars Barney Oldf1eld driving an American car, finished In front in 5:2o 2-b, with the French cal driven by Kirkpatrick second and the other American car driven by Ray Howard third. Oldheld would have finished in faster time had he not nls taken the last lap flag for a finish sig nal.
 Oldfeld took the lead In the frs mile and was never overtaken. Hen ry Roux, driving German sixty-hors' power car, was second and Soul driv ing a sixty-horse power four cylinder American car, third. Oldfeld's tlmt was 50 minutes 43 seconds.
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Also Does Stellar Twirllng-Managcr Lajoie Performs Brilliant Field ing-Tigers Also Win
 Other Results.
AMERICAN nEAGur STANDING.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Washington at New York. Boston at Philadelphia (two games, Chicago at Cleveland, St. Louis at Detroit

Cleveland, O.. Oct 2.-Cleveland de- feated Chicago to-day In the most re- markahle game of the year in the big leagues by tho score of to o. Joss pitching for Cleveland, not only shut Chicago out without hit. but he did not allow one of his opponents 10 reach first base, although the visitors used three pinch hitters In the ninth inning Joss was aided by some re- markable support from Manager La jole, who made several phenomenal plckups On the other hand, Walsh, the Chicago man, pitched a sensation al game. striking out fifteen men in eight innings He struck out Goole four times and Laioie and Clarke twice each and these three are Clove- lands best hatters. Cleveland was able 10 bat but four balls past tho infeld and only five of the locals reached first base Cleveland scored its only run in the third, Birmlng ham led off with q single Walsh caught him mapping off first, but Ts- bells throw to second hit the runner In the head and he went to third when he scored when Walsh and Schreck became crossed in their signals anl the ball went to the grand stand. With Joss at bat in the eighth, Schreck had q finger broken which will keep him out of the game for thc rest of the season, Score;
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EDGEW00DS TO PLAY
66rfginaffs and 2 9966 66 at West est Rock Park To day--Track
 Events.
PHIL C0RC0RAM TO PITCH
Will Be With the Veterans, ns Will George Bone and Many
 Others.

The West Rock diamond will pre- sent a beautiful spectacle at 230 this afternoon when the veterans of old once more return and jump into a baseball game with the present Edge wood teams. The contest, the re- ceipts of which will go to the 1908 Edgewoods, will undoubtedly prove of tremendous interest and excitement, for Inducements are to be offered for the performance of many stunts. The fortunate old timer who will cross the plate for the first tallie for the old Edgewood nine will be presented with ham by P. J. Welch of Vest vile.
 Besides this cups will be very much in evidence, for after the con test, prizes will be awarded to those who throw the ball the farthest, run to first the quicket and circle the bases in the fastest time, This will only make the players jump into the game with more ginger and Timber UT for the events. After the games c banquet will be given by P. R. Greist who Is the director of the origina Edgewoods
 Mike Doherty, who Is manager O. the Albany baseball team and mem Der of the Edgewoods, will hold thu indicator.
 In the lineup of the old Edegwoods as well as the 1908 Edgewoods, vii be seen many players of note. Phil Corcoran, New Haven's stellar twirler will toe the slab while George Bon will be seen at second base and Bill. Lauder at short. The lineup of botl teams follow:
 Original Edegwoods-'Phir Cor coran, pitcher; Beckley, catcher; Lau tenbach, first base; George Bone, sec ond base; Lauder short stop; Bob Cameron, third base; Greist. Farnham Malone, MeeKee and Robertson, field | CTS.
 1908 Edgewoods - Doeppensmith pitcher; Toners, catcher; Lhyner, frs base; Brastow, second base; Donegan second base; D'Andrea and Stone shortstop; Beckert and Donnelly. thirt base Merwin, Fraser, Brooks, Whil dey helders,
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LYONS CLAIM CHAMPIONSHIP.
State That Affords Should Have
 Played Them During Season.

Editor F q
 The Lyons A. c. claim the baseball championship of the state at r years but have noticed in the papers that the Milford team would like to play the Lyons team for the championship, and that If the Lyons had any sand they would play them, The Lyons would like to play this team, but can not, as they ended their season two weeks ago, defeating the Bengal Jrs. If the Lyons play this Milford team they would have to play good many other teams, such as Defenders, VII Hams and the O. Ks. Anyway if the Milford team was so eager to play the Lyons A. C. they could have played them during the season, The Lyons will have a baseball team next year and If the Milfords desire 10 play then they can play them during the season at any place.
 Signed:
 CAPTAIN CASMAN
 MANAGER CARMINE.
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1ur uAvucc The Reichert Autom0s lhE hRIHLS' bile Co., Palace daras"
 A Temple street.
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MOTOR CAR DIRECTORY.

~NrNN~N~0OO~~N~NT~7N|ON - THOMAS.DETROIT rSwn ceys and edfs' RunaSouts. aSs w. A. Maynard, agent 6S Gilbert ave- nue: phone 3Tb-3.
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BADCOCK ELECTRIC and CADILLAC aei- aeS comb O.. y7-ll5 aofe St. cowiss Holman.
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prpAlplNG George Weustifeld 9l ftLTAlnlNu Meadow street. Repairing on all makes of cars, also vulcanlzinR and brazing First class work assured Prices reasonable
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Brooklyn.

Totals ...,,...,3Q 3 7"26 l2 2 "Stem out; hit by batted ball,
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"RUBE" LOSES $50.
WaddelI Knocked on Rubber in First
 Inninr-Tigers Whip Browns.

Detroit. Oct 2,--Detroit disposed of Waddel In one inning and then ap- parenty threw away the game by err ratio fielding and reckless base run ming. The hitting of Crawford and Rossman tied it In the seventh and won 1t in the ninth There was a warm argument on whether Ross mans hit that came in the ninth with the score tied and Cobb at first, was only a double under ground rules, or not, but the umpircs ruled In favor of Detroit. and Cobb, who had scored easily was allowed to count his run, Score.
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7rpnI ruE nII A non-carbo onizing oil LEnuLLNI u'L for automobile lubrlca.. ton. At The r, E. Spencer Co, 257 and 2So State street. Tel. 65S-859.
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IN FIRST PLACE,
Pirates Easily Win First, Gibson md
 Hans Wagner Settle Second.

st. Louis. Oct 2.AAs the resnlt of 2 double victory over St. Louis today. Plttsbnrg went into first place in the National league pennant race, having fractional lead over New York. The first game was walk-over for Pitts burg, which won, to 4. Leiheld pitched effective ball. while Beebe was hit freely.
 In the second game, 1t looked for a time as though Pittsburg might lose. St, Louis scored in the third inning, but In the seventh Gibson tied the score with home run In the ninth Wagner also made a home run, thus winning the game for the visitors, to l. Scores
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BUICK & SIUDEBARER s71li5 5Hf Gone M st
 Cowles Tolman.
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Washington .....,..0 ? 3 0 0 5 Q 0 9
 New York ..,.....0 O 0 0 O 1 1 0 O.
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THE JUNCTION GARAGE fnoS Prop. A, General aeneral Jobping and Repairing. BPS Dixweii avenue. Telephone 3362-l2'
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SEASON FOOTBALL TICKET.
Yale Arrangements New Form In-
 cIudcs all but Harvard Game.

Tho Yale Football association has Just put out q special $2 season ticket good for all games this fall with the exception of the Harvard contest. The offer Is an unusually good one as nearly every game of the football schedule will be played at Yale field The new tickets are on sale at the of flee In Durfee nall In Elm street.
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NBattod TOT WOTeN m nTNIIl. Score by innings:
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,ouTI,,ruT.I Made by the Continental GUkllNENlAl Auto Manufacturing Co.,. l2l Olive st Tel 10S7-2.
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When Bettling Hurley and Charley Griffin clash in the star bout at the Bedford A. C., Wyckoff avenue and Hat sey street, next Monday night the fans will be treated to q good scrap The boys are considered among the fastest fighters in the ring to day. IL is g hard proposition to pick the winner, Grltiin,s training quarters are at Strat Fitzgerald, Andy Walsh and Bert Reyes Hurley Is working hard with Billy Landers the New Jersey light weight champion, and several other scrappers, at Passaic, and is already in shape for their grueling battle on Mon day night
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LIGHTHOUSE GAME.
Pequots to Play Ulman's Team Sun-
 day Afternoon.

A game of baseball has been arrang- ed between Jimmy" Carroll's Pequots and Manager Ullman's Lighthouse Point team for Sunday afternoon. A godo game is expected as the Pequots are seeking revenge after the last en- counter The game starts at o'clock. Dave Malone will hold the indicator.
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William Mango will be seen in action with Billy Barrett tonight at the stag of the Sharkey Athletic club, and they should put up great exhibition, as Barrett is boxing In his old time form, Frank Mango and Harry Engel will meet in the semi final In addition sev- eral other promising youngsters will he tried out
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HOBBS MAKES SCORE Only Touchdown in Two Srim. images Yesterday Made by
 Left Tackle.
TEAM LACKS THE SNAP
Howard JUTUs fHpre With SyTHCuse- Secret Practice in the Yale
 Gymnasium.

With the strong Syracuse team here today, the practice of the Yale football squad at the field yesterday afternoon did not go at all well There was little fumbling, but the teams were unable to make good gains, and the lines de- spite this did not hold against the op- posing eleven well. Philbin, Coy and Murphy all made short gains, but there was not the snap which characterized all three of the men last year. Coy was unable to carry the ball over the line with his accustomed speed and the only touchdown of the afternoon was made by Hobbs on a tackle plunge to- ward the end of the first half.
 The teams were weakest of all at quarterback. Bingham and Hopkins both did fairly we'll but not well enough to suit the coaches and in the second half Tad Jones went In for a few minutes to show the men how the game should be played. Within two minutes he had ripped off a 5O-yard run greatly delighting the 300 specta- tors.
 Logan was missing from the lineup yesterday and his ankle Is so bad that he will be unable to play fin the game this afternoon, Fitzpatrick took his place and will play the position in the game this afternoon. Hobbs was at tackle with one hand bound up as the result of broken finger. Andriis and Bus Brown alternated at left guard and Andrus will start the game there today. Riddle was at center and the rest of the lineup was: Goebel, rg; Cooney, Tt; Burch. re; Bingham and Hopkins, qb Philbin, lhh; Murphy, rhb; Coy fb.
 Walter Camp and Clarence Alcott came out and coached the team this afternoon, Camp helping out with the backs and Alcott with the ends. While he was coaching the Yale ends, How ard Jones, who was his partner at end in the Yale line last year, was doing his best with Syracuse at secret prac- tice in the Yale gymnasium and How ard Jones' best is so good that Yale may be scored on this afternoon.
 Tony Haines, who was hurt in prac- tice Thursday. was much better yester- day and will be at the field probably by Monday.
 The teams will line up today as fol-
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HAVE WILLOW BANQUET.
Senators Slaughter PHI and Run Away
 From Ynnks.

New York, oct 2-Hlts and plenty of them were the feature of today's game between the Washington and To- cal American league teams The visit ors did the bulk of the hitting, however and knocked Hogg out of the box in the third inning, Lake was equally unsuc- cessful and Washington won by 12 10 2 The score,
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Johnny Marto one of the cleverest cured to meet Joe Bedoll for six rounds. as the star attraction on next Tuesday night before the Colin Athletic club at the Clermont avenue rink Marto's re- cent work against such boys AS Bert Reyes, Frankle Madden and Young as A worthy opponent for any of the top notchers at his weight Bedel has been coming along rapidly In his last few battles, and If confidence is to be counted for anything the fight promises 10 be exciting.
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HARD ON REDS.
Brown of Cubs Don't Allow Man 10
 Reach Third Base.

Cincinnati, O., Oct. 2.-Brown held Cincinnati safe at all time toiay not single runner reaching th,l base, and only one reaching second. Rowans wildness and one hit gave Ch ago commanding lead in the first nning Score:
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SHUN CELLAR POSITION.
Trolley Dodgers Down Cardinals
 Again and Widen Gap.

Brooklyn, Oct. 2.---Donovan's men again defeated Boston to-day by an extra effort in the eighth inning which places them more securely ahead of st. Louis, the talcnd club in the race for tne pennant. The score.
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DEFEATS WTINSTTIN.

Kennedy defeated Barney Weinstein at the Academy pool parlors MT. Ken nedy played a very good game. Mama ger Charles Tendler has arranged the games for next week as follows;
 Monday night, Albert Trudo vs, Derby champion Following Is the score of last nights game:
 Kennedy
 14s14 19 6 9 10 3 10--l00 Weinstein-- | Is 1 g s 5 12 5 10 10 g., 80
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BOXING NEWS

Joe Mulvihill, the matchmaker of the Colin A. C.. has made Joe Cans, the former lightweight champion, an offer to meet the winner of the Cross Fltz- gerald fight on Ocotber l3, and the chances look good for the Brooklyn lovers of the fstlc game to see the
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Cllicngo.

'Batted for Shaw In ninth,
 #"Batied for Tannehill in ninth
 '"tBatted for Walsh in ninth.
 Score by innings
 Cleveland .... 0 Q 0 0 Q Q Q vi Chicago ..... Q Q Q Q Q Q Q co
 Stolen bases, Birmingham ?, Laioie Perring; first base on balls, off Walsh 1 left on bases, Cleveland 4, Chica- go 0; struck out, by Joss 3, by Walsh i5. wild pitch Walsh 1 time 1;i0, umpires, Connolly and O'Loughlin.
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Pittsi)urg.

Home runs. Gibson Wagner; saeri- flee hit, Charles; stolen bases, Murray, Murdock double plays Rhodes, Bliss and Konetchy; Abbaticchio and Storke. left on bases, St, Louis 6, Pitts burg & first base on balls, off Rhodes 1, off Camnitz 2; struck out by Rhodes 6, by Camnitz [; time, 133, umpire .O'Day.
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Chicago.

Two-base hit, Mowrey; sacrifice hits, Schulte, Chance, Howard Hoffman, stolen base Chance; bases on balls off Rowan g. savidge B. Brown 1; struck out by savidge 8, Brown T; wild pitch savldge balk, Cavidge; hits off Rowan l in ] inning, off Savidge in in- nings; time, 135; umpiree, Rigler and owens.
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WRETCHED FIELDING.
Responsible for Victory of Puritans
 Over Athletics,

Philadelphia, oct 2-Boston had no trouble defeating Philadelphia to-day, the ragged fielding of the locals assist ing the visitors in scoring Score:
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sStem out; hit by batted ball.
 Score by innings:
 Boston. ....... 0 0 0 c 0--2 Brooklyn ...... 0 0 0 0 0 '--3
 Two-base nit, Jordan Sacrifice hit, Jordan. Stolen base, Becker 2, Bates Double play, Sheehan and Jordan. Left on bases, Boston 2, Brooklyn r. First base on balls off Pastorius 1, off Flaherty 8. First base on errors, Boston l. Struck out by Pastorius 1, by Flaherty 1 Wild pitch, F'laherty. Time 1;1S. Umpire, Enslie.