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New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
FOREIGN CARS NAMED.
Entries Coming In for the Tander-
bit Cup Race.

William K. Vanderbilt jr., and Foxhall P Keene
have entered Mercedes cars in the Vanderbilt cup
race. which will be run the new Long Island
Motor Parkway on October "a A Brazier machine
was q $50 named that 1t begins to look as II for
eiGn would be well represented in the contest.
in spite of the fact that looked at time as II
it would be confined largely to American cars Ten
cars have been entered to date. Of which five
are Of foreign make the other two being Renault.
named by Clifford '. Brokaw, and Mercedes. by
Robert W. Graves. Entries for the race will close
Thursday
It said yesterday that two three French
cars might be entered. well more
Isotta cars, which manufactured in Italy. This
would give the q distinctly interna tional as
pect. although, under the agreement between
the American Automobile Club and the American
Automobile Association. the annot be termed
an international and foreign cars can be en-
tered only by individuals.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
CUBS MADE 4 BLUNDER.
U'hv PuIIiam Did Not Order Tie
zcith Giants Played off.

Harry 9. Pulliam president Of the NauonaI
League has issued 4 sta terlent TO explain why he
assigned umpires for only one game at the Polo
Grounds on last Thursday folawing the protested
game between New York and Chicago the day be
10 touch second base on hit that the game for
the Giants Il shows that President Murphy Of
the Chicago team overreached himself, and all too
late tried TO rectify his mistake. Mr.. Pulliam
says:
was present at the game, which II is well
known ended in a scene of great confusion. With
desire 10 protect the interests Of both clubs ana
TO carry out the provisions Of our laws. sent lot
who informed me that the game resulted in a lie;
While in conference with the unpires l received
formal protest from the Chicago club, claiming
the game by q score Of to O. alleging 4 violation
of Rule 2s Section l. Of the playing rules
Tho moment this claim OF Chicago received
7 was estopped from taking any steps 10 have
The lie game PLAYED off the next day by the pro
visions OF Section y Of the constitution Wnich
comma nving proofs be furnished 70 the other
cub which club has five days in which to reply.
second communication from the Chicago CLUB
u-as received al about u O'Clock the next Morn
ing stating II did not desire 10 protest the De
rje,or of the umpres. II was then too late, IN
~ Judgment to give the proper notice TO Doth
clubs that the game must be played over on thit
dav and therefore did not assign umplres FOR
games ,,,, LII - s1t,,,, ,,s o-igf j.
-aI claim for a forfeited game on the night OF
rber q prevented the operation OF section ~
oe the constitution providing for the playing on
~ oOsfuoned tie games: ana now mat IhS a'-
.;,ri ~ tbe urnpires in declaring tie game has
,ea,, protested by the New York club, the entire
-a++er must be decided in accordance with the
provisions OF the constitution
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
YANKEES WIN AND LOSE |
PETTY HARD TO SOLVE.
St. Louis H7ins Easy Victory 7clth
Him in the Bor.

St Louis Sept 2S-The St Louis Browns falied
to gain on the league leaders to-day by breaking
even In a double-header with the Ne" 10TH
Yankees They fairly buried the visitors IN the
first game and piled up twelve while New
York was scoring one but in the second game the
tables were turned and the Yankees won seven
inning battle by a score Of to .
The story OF the first game is quickly told Petty
ba fled the New York batsmen with his quick
shoots and held them down TO five scattered hits
WARRIOR on the other hand was wild and inef-
fective and the home players found him for ten
safe drives, one of which was a three-oagger by
Criss.
In the second game Wilson and Graham were
the opposing pitchers, and the former was IN
vincibIe with men on bases and held the Browns
down 10 four hits 1t was turn about. the
Yankees pounded Graham hard and made no less
than eleven hits, from which. however. only three
runs resulted. They proved enough to win the
game which was called at the end Of the seventh
inning on account Of darkness.
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
FOUGHT GIANT OCTOPUS.
Diuer Finally Kills DeUilfsh after
Terrific Struggle.

San Francisco. Sept 2s.-wrapped IN the tents-
cles OF giant devilfsh Martin Lund- a diver. en-
pIoyef BIZ the Coast wrecking Company. fought Tor
his Hye IN the Of the wrecked steamer Pomona
which lies in thirty feet Of water IN Fort Ross
Cove OF the Marin County coast Luud arrived n
this city yesterday and viii enjoy a vacation De-
fore again donuinz divers dress.
The devilhsh had evidently entered the vessels
hold during the night and Lund was at work sorns
tine before he became aware OF its presence
teutacle four inches IN diameter first grfpped ors
leg Before Lund could realize what had happened
another encfrcled MS thigh. The diver began 70
chop frantcaIy at the rubberlike bonds and az the
same time signafed 70 the barge above that he
wished 20 ascend JrzbIe free himself in time.
more tentacIes squirned out of the darkness.
and tvfaed about his neck The Efforts Of tne
men on the surface 70 comply with his signal
threatened pull his helmet OF. and he was forced
to signal them to desist With only his left sr-a
free. he hacked at the tentac1e5 until they were
partly crippled but he being drawn toward
the deadly beak when he the outline % the
devfIfsh's body. P1unging suddenly toward IT, Ia
drove hts knife with al his force into the head.
repeating the blow urtil he had siashed tt into
sections In its death throes the octopus tghtered
its tentaces until the diver was almost crushed IN
its embrace Lund then cut himself free and vas
brought to the surface in faintins condition
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
Football ( Other Sports
AUTO RACES IN DANGER.
Nassau County Supervisors Tqke
Il. A. Il. to Task

Supervisors Cox, Painter and Christ, OF Nassau
County met yesterday in the courthouse IN MN
eola, Long Island TO consider the failure thus far
of the American Automobile Association 10 meet
the requirements OF the board relative to the pro-
posed automobile races 10 be held en- OCTOBER 10
and "a
The American Automobile Association is required
file two acceptances if the races are 10 be neid
One of these relates to the sweekstakes. TO open
the parkway on October 10; the other for the van
derbilt Cup Also. indemnity bond OF go
coo must be flied to protect the county from dam
age for either event.
These acceptances were to have been fled with
the Board of Supervisors September H. but an
extension was granted upon request Yesterday
however, the Supervisors declared they will walt
longer than Thursday for acceptance OF the con-
dtions arranged for the sweepstakes and Mon
day for acceptance of these to govern the Wander
bilt Cup contest Failure meet all requirements
before those days, said the Supervisors. Will
mean that the Vanderbilt Cup cannot be held
in Nassau County.
A r. Pardington. who was present. did not say
when the papers will be fled
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
TRv Teiegranh 70 TIE Tribune

West Point. y. Y, Sept. 2s.-The cadets were able
TO get some extra time for practice to-day on ac-
count Of the rain making infantry drill impossible
The first sCriTnmage was held after short signal
drill, and the wet field and slippery ball gave the
men valuable practice in playing under these con-
ditions. Wood. a man. was ar quarterback.
and it looks as if the coaches had found d man
who throw the ball accurately in making t he
forward pass. II looks If Wood will have first
call. with Kern and Stearns also trying for the
place. Besson has been shifted from end. where he
played last season. to tackle, while Carberry and
Underwood being tried on the ends Greeble,
Chamberlain and Deans are making a strong bid
for places in the backield The last named is a
good ground gamer and keeps his feet we'll
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
ON COLLEGE GRIDIRONS
BRIDES LOST TO YALE.
NOCet Plan at Princeton an Use of
Tackling Dummy.
GRy Telegraph to The Tribune.

New haven, Sept. 2S.-Arthur Brides who played
ha1oack On Hale's championship football eleven
iast year has been declared ineligible for the
this season by decree of The faculty to-day on
account OF his standing Brides was considered a
valuable man, and the olde I and most ex-
perienced in point CT service. There seems to be
no lack OF good material. howe"er and his place
can be readily filed H SAYS he will MAKE m his
work and try for the team next year
Anorus, the giant guard is still limping about on
MS strained ankle, and viii report for several
days.
COY made spectacular run of fifty yards in a
snort scrlrnnage to-day between the first and sec
ond eevens. 1t did not result in a score however;
IN fact no scoring was done. The men are fast
getting into condition and should he ready for
the opening game of the season with Wesleyan on
Wednesday.
William Fincke, quarterback in 1901, Joined the
coaching staff to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
[By Telegraph 70 The Tribune :,

Princeton, \. j.. Sept. 2S-sfegng. the last CT
Frlncetons veterans to return. arrived to-day and
joined the squad of nearly eighty men on Univer-
slty Field In spite Of the rain and soggy ground
the candidates were hustled through the longest
ana hardest practice Of the season. although to the
surprise Of some there was no scrmmage
bredemus, the national amateur alI-around cham
picn and promising candidate FOR end. sprained
his wrist badly and may be out Of the game for
some time He is carrying his arm in sling this
evening
The tackng dummy was used for the first time
to-day. and the squad drilled for half an hour
in tackling. Roper introduced a new feature in
work by arranging line Of husky scrubs in front
Of the dummy a defence. The varsity men then
charged this formidable line, and breaking through
tackled the soaked sawdust warrior The first
team was instructed in signals to-day and If is
expected that tomorrow the coaches will pick out
a varsity squad and hold a belated signal drill.
Eddie Harlan devoted considerable time to-day
IN drilling the backfed candidates in the on-side
kick Last year Princeton used this play great
deal and the coaches are looking for a successor
for Harlan. The desperate hunt for punter con
tinues. The coaches are using process OF elirni-
nation, and each day dropping some OF the
men from the kicking squad.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
Notice Of Summons.

SsUPREME COURT NEW YORK COUNTY.-JOHN
= simmons Company Plaintiff. against Gecrgs .
Essig. Defeuda nt-Summo9s
al Defendant
You hereby summoned the complaint
this action a cf your tn
Plaintiffs Attorneys within - after
this summons. exclusive II the day of service
OF your failure appea- <Enent viii
Ee taken against BY default Tor the relief demanded
the complaint
Dated August 10th. 1905.
LINDSAY. KNIISH PALMER. PtalnrfT ATTORNEYS.
OHice and Fost ONCE Address No. = William street.
New YorS city
To tAe above nsTned defendant. George J. Esss.
The foregoing pubif-
pursuant order Of Hon CGthbcrt W Pound.
a Justice OF the Supreme Court OF the %
22th day % August. iaNS dieG with
copy complaint the 18th day o. 1908.
in tue C1erS % County OF New York. Z
County Court House n the Borough n Manhattan.
ef York the original complaint having been
hled said ofscs On the tlth day o. August 1905
Darsd Yors. August % 1905
LINDSAY. hALISH & PALMER. Attys for PlaInrtr
and Pest once Address y William Street. Nsw
YORK City. y i.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
LozlER cAR IN GRAND PRIZE RACE.

A Lozier car was entered yesterday by H. A
Lozier for the Grand Prize race at Savannah on
November 26. while second Buick car was en-
tered for the light car race. The announcement
that the I>ozier concern had named car came
as surprise. as it has been the policy of the
company to compete only in stock fixtures.
A driver has not been named. but It is expected
that Michener, who has driven Lozier cars with
much success in track contests. will be selected,
with Milford. who made a worlds record IN
a Lozer car in the recent tweuty-four-hour race
at Brighton Beach, as his mechaniclan-
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
EVELYN 7HAws PICTURE BRINGS SIC

Going going gone We're the words that finally
6isrosed Of the much talked Of portrait Of Evelyn
Nas5f+ Thaw. which was seized some time ago on
Judgment obtained against her by Elise Harding
for dresses and hats The picture was sold yester-
dav bv Joseph P Day. Sherirs auctioneer. for
tho sum of SIS How much I bid?' cried
nav and one wag shouted A dime and the
crowd roared Finally after much bypIay. in
which the auctioneer greeted with shrieks Of
laughter. when he said that the picture valued
at 500 the plaintiff the suit bought the picture
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune !

Annapolis. Sept. 2S.-Intermlttent rains soaked
the football grounds at the Naval Academy TO such
extent this afternoon that lineup
tempted although the season begins on Sa turday
with Rutgers. hard game is not expected. and
there Is little doubt that strong team be got
together to start the season with victory. Lange
quarterback last season, was out to-day. making
eight Of last years eleven on the grounds Reif-
snider again tried end. with Robertson on
the other side Of the line. Jones and Clay We 20
at the halves most of the time and Reinicze and
Richa rdson aIternated a. fulback
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
NIGHT RIDERS BURN NEGRO SCHOOLS.
Also Destroy Churches il Georgia Counties
Following an Assault
rBv Telegraph 70 The Tribune

ALBANY. Ga Sept. 2S-A special received here
saws that thirteen negro churches and schools were
burned in the neighborhood of Kester by a band
of unknown night riders on Saturday night Every
negro church and schoolhouse within area OF
nearly ten miles in the corners of Early Baker and
Calhoun counties were destroyed.
Among the burned buildings were the new Salem
church and school belonging to the best class Of
raeroes in this section The recent criminal as
sauIt on a white woman by negro near Kestler
is supposed to have been the cause of the fires.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
COFFEE EXCHANGE INVESTIGATES.

The coffee Exchange has taken up the charges
concerning the disappearance OF big coffee consign-
Tnents delivered at the Brooklyn wharves Of the
New York Deck Company. made by Superintendent
carr who has charge OF the corporations affairs
IN BROOKLYN William II. Harkness Of No les
Prc1dvay Manhattan. lawyer, has been engaged
nv, the exchange to conduct its Investigation. He
eaid Yesterday that Carr's charges We're OF an
astounding nature.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
WHY CUBS DID NOT PLAY YESTERDAY

cincinnati Sept 8-To avoid the possibility Of
a., GAME being thrown out techncality. the
a..o,Ad game between Chicago and Cincinnati.
b,rf II had been planned To play to-day. was de-
farred until Friday. The League constitution pro
-,des for playing of postponed games during
consequent series" and as the Chicago-Cincinnah
-, ,,o,,ld not properly begin until tomorrow
-. .aobnical point was raised that a game to-day
,,,Id not be played during the serr'
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
ST MARr.s PARK At VAN coRrLANDT ]
TIGERS REPORT FOR CREW PRACTICE
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune

TPv Telegraph The Tribune
Princeton. y. J., Sept 8.-In spite OF the rain
fortv-three men responded to the first call for
crevr candidates to-day. Three eiShts were sent
over a course of three miles. The rest Of the men
were put on the new rowing machines recently in
sta led IN the boas house.
Princeton now has a complete and modern equip
wont and it is practically certain that the Tigers
ILL he represented by A varsity eight next spring
Az intercIass regatta will be held This fall. g s
Titus is again coaching the crew.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
OFFICIALS FOR BIG FOOTBALL GAME.

Philadelphia, Sept. 2s.-The central board having
in charge the selection OF football officials
nounced to-day the selection cf the officials for
the Yale Princeton football game. which will be
played at Princeton On November H. follows:
Referee. Joseph Pendleton. Bowdoin: umpire.
John H. Minds, University OF Pennsylvania; field
judge f. X. Hall, Dartmouth; nesman, Edward
Young Cornell.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
BOSTON TOO MUCH FOR BROOKLYN.
Defeat Sends Superbas Tunbling Into Last
Place in League Race.

Boston. Sept 2-Boston defeated Brooklyn here
to-day by score % 10 ?. and incidentally drove
The superbas into last place St Louis did not
play Rucker struck out six men and allowed the
home players only six hits but two OF these came
II the ninth inning and scored the winning r1in
Sweeney lined out a two-bagger and Graham fol-
lowed with a single
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29

and the scrub took place to-day, the varsity
and the scrubs took place to-day. the varsity team
scoring cne touchdown by sen1ing Shearer around
the end Barney O'Rourke, the big tackle whose
absence from the team has caused considerable
speculation, was the field to-day. The squad
has been increased TO about fifty men and the
coaching staff also has been added by the ap
pearance of Henry schceIkcpf, who has been
sisting Percy Haughton at Harvard.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
BLOWS HIS HEAD OFF WITH SHOTGUN

Rochester Sept. 2S.-P1actng the butt OF shot
gun on the floor and the muzzle end under his
chin Albert Bacon. aged twenty-e.ght years a
Young farmer of Richm nd Mills. Livingston
County. pulled both triggers with his toes and
blew almost his whole head off early to-day. No
reason is given for the act. Bacon lived with his
thar
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
Giants Gain in Baseball Battle
VII Away Slightly From oft Makes Lead
Safer in the American League,

New Yorks ninth inning victory over Phila-
delphia at the Polo Grounds yesterday made 1t
possible for the team to draw away slightly
from the Cubs and Pirates. who did not play
The margin is only three points over Chicago
and ten points over Pittsburg, but it makes
the task of the Giants somewhat easier in the
close and stirring fight for the National League
pennant. The Giants can now lose two of their
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Philadelphia at New York 1.-TWO games).
Brooklyn at Boston.
ST Louis Pittsburg two garnes)
Chicago Cincinnati ttwo games
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York, :; Phladelphia, 6. ,, .
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
BOY DIES FROM FOOTBALL INJURY.

Waterbury Conn. Sept. 2s.-Wilfred Ba1thazar.
the Waterbury High School football player whose
spine was broken in a practice game last week,
died Yesterday. The injury had paralyzed the body
from the shoulders down
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York Louis
Boston at Chicago two ganesl.
Washington at Detroit 1.-TWO gsmes).
Philadelphia at Cleveland two ganlcsl
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
ST. Louis. 12; New York. 1 (1st game.
New York, 3; st. Louis. ed game).
Chicago. 2; Boston, 2 (cailed)
Philadelphia Cleveland (raiul.
Washington Is. Detroit Ust game, rsiI)
tIoit. a. Washington. l ed camel
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
CHESS MASTERS PLAY IN VAIN.

Munich. Sept. 2s.-The fifteenth game in. the
chess championship match between Dr. LaskeT and
1yr rarrascb was adjourned to-day, after the forty
si+b move The respective positions Of the players
indicated that a draw IS probable.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
unr oARsMEn REPORT FoR WORK

>,a,, Haven. Sept. 2s.-Fal rowing practice at
1..1a began to-day the harbor for both va. sity
"a freshman candidates The cross country ct iini
also began work to-day ".th 'iEht practice at me
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
PUBLIC PARKS LAWN TENNIS.

In The Public Parks Lawn Tennis Association
tournament yesterday St Mary's won a victory
over Van CortIandt by score Of five matches to
one. The summary follows:
ST MARY's PARK AT VAN CORTLANDT PARK
sngles-F. A Goddard. CortIandt defeated Joseph
Landy. =. Mary's. 6-3. IS Max shilke s. Mary g.
:. G. Ward. Van Cortandt, 81, 81: Har-
Old Shapiro St Ma-y's from F A Mindlin Van
Cortlandt by default; Morris Goldberg St Marys de
feated NJ E Mindlin Cortlandt 60, 60
Doubles-Ffarod Shapiro and Morris tioldberg. St
Marv.s defeated F. 4. Coddord and : F g Ward Van
rortIand 2-6. e-3, Go; ". H Reynoldson and w A
Cioodbody Marys. from F. A MiEdin and NJ =
Mindlin, Cortlandt, by default.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
100 MINERS ESCAPE IN UTAH FIRE.

Winter Quarters. Utah. Sept 2s---The lives oS
nearly one hundred miners in the new mine Of tns
Union Pacific Coal Company here were endangered
to-day by a fire that destroyed the power house.
the main hoist and the tipple- All escaped through
an air operirz
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
NOTICE TO TAxPAYERs.

FOR TFE COLLECTION OF TAXES No. 81
CHAMBERS STREET BORCCGH OF NAN
HAITIAN. NEW YORK. ss7ssnScr s. Dss-
NOTICE TO TAxPAYERs.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAr rE
prperty IN The City of view fors or TIE ysAr
fTs and ths warrants for ths collsec0u %
taxes h.vs been d-1ve-ss 20 ne unasrnSnsa
and that all thc taxes On said ssssssr1snr rot2
are due and pays5le on
MONDAY, OCTOBER S, 1905
at tns 0t1lcs sf The Rec-tvsr oc raxss N ~
Borough IN whieh the property Ls iocAfsc- -
follows
sorouyh Of AanAasean. No. 81 Cnsnse-s
street, Aazhzrran. N 2.
borough OF The Rrsnx corner ot Tntrd 40
Borough Of Brooklyn. Rooms and =
Municipal Building. BrooElyr- y
Borough ot Quscns corner OF Jackson ay7aos
ana Fifth Errsst Long Isi1nd Cty
George Staten Island. y 7.
Al tlxss bscons Hs7s On th> day due s,A
70 avorD PENALTY TAXES MUST ss
PAID IN OCTOBER
y-nA.- the provisions OF section 91s % re
Charte- amended ey chapter - Ls~s OK
unpaid on the frs. day OF November Il snali %
me drcy ef Tho Receiver % Taxes 70 cha-s-.
rsc-ive ard collect Cpor s-lch tax interest," Upon
tho amount thereof az TIA rae OF seven Pr
dav Or which the axes bscnTne due ard pay
able October 81 provided = ssctton sls
Wren creeks mailed 20 ne Hecelver g
Taxes thsy must % accompanied 0y a@drssssd
srvsIopes wfrh post1gs prs2aid n orcsr % n
srrs rstcr- st ~ec.ipted bills oy nal
tvreck, d...d October > should % NAILED %
the Receiver as possible att-r oiiis
havs neon received by the taS0sye-
DRAW CHECKS ONLY TO THE oFtD1H
= TIE RE -FIvEE OF -ANES
DAVID E AUSTEN.
Rzf.sE ~
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29

IHoosse hits-T1cus- Msgee (2 Shsan. Doom, Bresna
lAn -hree-base ht-Donn. Eits-OH Wiltse. iS IN
eEh rl1zs Sacrifice hfts-Dooin p. Mccormick stolen
oase-Knzb~ Double pay-Brdwe, Fferzog and Tenney.
Af 5aEes-Phiadephis- Z. New York. 10 First base
OF oals-o1 Corridor. 5. Hit BY ptcher-By Wiltse-
s-rgcE cCr-By Wiltse = by McCiinnity / BY Corridor
Z F1sss@d hslI-Dooin. Time hours Crnpires
JonnEtons
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29

remaining ten games and win the champion
ship, even If Chicago cleans up.
The Detroit Tigers also drew away slightly in
the American League by defeating Washington,
as Boston held Chicago to ten-inning tie and
cleveland could not meet Philadelphia on ac-
count of the rain. Only seven points separate
the first three teams.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
c.,ER POWERS BAPTIZED.

Kroxvi1e. Tenn Sept. 2s.-Caleb Powers. who
snent eight years in Kentucky penitentiary IN
,,,on With the C;oebel assassina tion. was bap-
,.5 in+o rho BAPTIST Church az JeIIico last night
- The prasence OF five hundred persons.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29

The registration days this year are Monday
October s; Tuesday, ooto5er 9; saturday.
Sto5., TO- and Monday, October r. All who
;t<,d ., vot. must register on ore of these
Ss[s bet,v.en a. m. and 10 p. m.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
SErnNn CAME

-h-ae-baee hf-=-McIiveen LsPorte. Sacrifice hits
cree : Jones stolen bsse-Flair. Left OF bases-St.
louis :: New York. 6 halls-On Graham. ?;
Of wilson !. struck out-Bv Graham. 4. by Wilson O.
Time 80. Crnpire-O Lcughlin
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
FIRST CANE
Tofzls -33

s., St. Louis, TnS,, -...-........... o-1
Tvo-base hist Jones. sveeney. T1ree-oase hit
hits-Hartzel. Stone. Petty, wallace
sole, bases-T Jones Ferris Criss Hsrtzell Yeager
Double pIay-Pelty. Jones Left on bases
$ ork. . Bases balls-On War
hon : Hit by pitcher-Fy varhop. 5. Struck out
'I<ughlir
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
CHICAGO, 2; BOSTON. 2.

At Chicago: H Z;
Chicago -.-----......1 y
Ratteriee-Chicago Smith and Schreck. Walsh
and Shaw: Boston: Young AMI Creger Umpires-
Connolly and KERN.