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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-10-16
ROLL OF HONOR

ALMA MITCHELL, oS1 Fifth avenue, San
Francisco.
ROLL OF HONOR
The names of the other younger
juniors who sent in nicely painted pic
lures this week appear on the fol-
lowing roll of honor:
ALFRED GODDARD, 500 shotweli, San Fran
cisco.
MARY GARDINER, 512 ocean avenue, Mon
JEANETTE GAFFNEY HALL, 2sss Washing
ton, San Francisco.
MARIE KRUNER- $50 Fifty-ninth. Oakland.
HELEN MACARTHUR, 2S3 Church, San Fran
ALFRED LucKINeER. eo2 suffer. Vallejo.
FRED ELMER GooDELL, 1870 West Poplar,
CHARLES coUTrs, 1926 shotwell, San Fran
cisco.
RUSSELL TAYLOR, LivermOre.
Francisco.
LESLIE McIvER. 1920 Santa Clara avenue, Ala
DONNA GILBERT. Tuolumne.
HERMAN BAER, Healdsbure
RoULIc LANDECKER, 455 Crescent, Oakland.
ERNEST A. GORDON, ship Vim. H. Smith,
East Oakland.
RAYMOND RICE, 1903 Ellis. San Francisco.
ANNE SCOTT IRELAND, 96s East Twenty
RUTH MILENBACH, 1ss Dore. San Francisco.
JOSEPH MoEDEK, PA Hartford San Francisco.
JOHN KENNETH STRIBLEY, 2063 East Wash
TALcoTT CANINE, 14ss High Fruitvale.
ELSIE MARTENS San Rafael.
CONSTANCE DowD, San Ansemo.
THELAA SILvEY, 121 Third avenue, San
EDITH PRUDDEN. AL Vienna. San Francisco.
EUGENE HoLTKAMP, SOB San Pablo avenue,
Oakland.
ERMINIA sAvELLA, i4ls Thirteenth. Oakland.
LEoEIDAS ARTHUR STARR, us Rio Vista,
Oakland.
ARMIN EICHER. 419 Lyon, San Francisco.
IONA BOYER. SIS Fifty NINTH Oakland
WILLIE sCHRAFT, pa Potrero avenue, San
Francisco.
MATILDA H. BANNER, 1866 Ellis San Fran
cisco.
cHRIssIE KosTA, $40 Seventh avenue, San
Francisco
ALICE GADING. Mount Eden.
MILDRED WESTLAKE, Turlock.
MIRIAM CASPERSoN, 331 Twenty ninth, San
Francisco
MARGARET MANN, 141O willard, San Fran
cisco.
PAUL C. BEAUMONT, 151 Ninth avenue, San
Francisco
CATHERINE BROOKS, 1908 Howe. Oakland.
MILLER MACKEY. SG4 Chester Oakland
EILEEN S. KELLY, ED Page, San Francisco
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-10-16

GERTRUDE MANLocK, oakwood, San Fran
cisco.
FREDA LENGEMANN, 40 Ninth avenue, San
Francisco
KAvIN CASEY, 1922 Pierce, San Francisco.
FREDERICK D. GALLOWAY, 143 Jersey, San
Francisco.
SARA VAN HARLINGEN, wrights
EVERETT LLOYD BARRY, 164 Capitol, ga
MILDRED DOW, 1921 York. San Francisco
DoDD McRAE, 37a9 Twentieth, San Francisco.
ALFRED DoGGETT, s7ss Twentieth, San Fran
PARKER DE WOLF, 1876 Sixth avenue, San
Francisco
EDITH ROSE EWING, 125s Guerrero San Fran
cisco.
RUTH HoLcoMB, 21a Decker, Santa Rosa.
ARNOLD DAVIS, 2137 Suffer- San Francisco.
HERBERT VICTOR KESsEL, AS Thirty sec
ROBERT c. CONNOLLY, corcoran.
ELTON CARLISLE, Novato.
AUGUST Christensen, a4o9 NJ. Sacramento.
KATHRYN HUTCHINSON, 2611 Russell, Berke-
ADELL JONAS. Tao N. Fresno.
ANITA MAY KIRK, Exeter.
LEWIS JAMES OLIVER. 2475 Prince. Berkeley.
GERTRUDE dunno, 117e Treat avenue, San
DORM blackjack, 81 Joost avenue, San
Francisco
HAZEL MENDEL, GA woodard avenue, San
FRANCISCO
ALMA G. EGAN, Ala Twenty first, San Fran
cisco
LUCILLE w SLEEPER, 252o Hngard Berke-
ley
RUSSELL ROBINSON, Corning.
HAZEL MCINTYRE, 14os Shotwell, San Fran
cisco
FRANK MCINTYRE, laos shotwell, San Fran
CISCO
HELEN CROKER, Mount Eden
PEARL WHITING, Tfburon
ALICE F. UREN Fitchburg.
DOUGLAS M. RIDDELL Ross
OTTO SYLVESTER, Emhurst
VELMA RUTH HARRIS, 440 Belvedere, San
Francisco
CLARE HILL, 1910 Grove, Oakland.
WILLIAM REIBER, 2625 Piedmont avenue,
Berkeley
RALPH GREEN, So Brosnan, San Francisco.
EARL WARREN, Carmel.
LAURA LARDER, Los Gatos.
IRENE BURNS, 1851 Capp, San Francisco.
CHARLES P. MACHADo Newark.
EDWARD ELLIOTT Kline, 1910 Virginia,
Berkeley.
THEo wEIssIcH, 124e Eleventh avenue San
Francisco.
CARL LUDEMANN, 1871 Hayes, San Fran
cisco.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-10-16
New Use for Old Bottles

Did you ever make a doll of bottle?
1t is very easy, as all you have to do
is to take a small stone bottle, fill
it with sand and cork securely. Draw
over this an old stocking. Stuff the
upper part for head, and below this
for the body. OF course, the head pro-
iects above the bottle. Tie string
for the neck and waist Make hair Of
black worsted and sew on the head.
Work the eyes, nose and mouth with
white thread Make a skirt and waist
of plaid gingham, and white apron
with strings. Put small sunbonnet
on the head and ruffie around the
neck.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-10-16

ALMA MITCHELL. oc1 Fifth avenue,
Evening star., 1909-09-01
Tars Bat Well and Win,

NORFOLK, Va, September 1.-Anothcr
fierce battle was fought Yesterday be-
tween Norfolk and Roanoke, now strus-
Cling for the state league pennant. Again
the locals won, { to 1. 4 hit, a sacrifice
and two errors and AN out gave the Tigers;
three runs III the opening inning. and with
Reynolds pitching great bail until the
fourth. they looked like winners. But il.
the fourth Reynolds was hit for single
and a two-b gger, and those with his ow;,
error gave Norfolk two runs. Doane sue
cecded Reynolds. but could not save the
game. Two hits and an error tied the
score in the fifth. The Tigers again forged
anead with a run in the seventh, but in
the eighth Doane allowed three hits and
the locals got four runs. The score:
Norfolk ............-. o u o 3. ~ VI
Eoancka. ............. ; - . y - II
F.,red runs Norfolk. :. Two base hits--pow-
ell. Hopkins. Temple. Stp."n hases-PoN"il.
SclInte Ryan. Irita ~. Sacrifice hit
Shaugiinessy Pressly Chandler, Left on bases
Roalohe. q: No.folk. = Struck out-By He:'
uolds, /. by Doanc. /; h. Temple. - Bases on
bal.s--or REYNOLDS, l. oh Loane. :: OF Tcmrle,
/. passcd balls Munson. |: Ryan. j. Hits =
on REYNOLDS :. in :: -: innings
Evening star., 1909-09-01
ALL OVER BUT THE SHOUTING.
Owner Dreyfuss Believes Pirates
Will Stay Out in Front.

PITTSBURG. September 1.-Col. Bar
ney'' Dreyfuss is happy magnate.
II am confident that no one can catch
u.s. said Barney And Fred Clarke
feels il is cinched. Our club is going
nicely and there is not the slightest sign
of q breakdown. We have comfortable
lead, and is does not seem at all likely to
me that the Cubs can overtake u. We
still have a good many games to play at
home and we will have the best OF it
from now on. as we are through with
New YorI, and Philadelphia in the east.
having only Brooklyn and Boston to play
on this trip. 1t looks like Pittsburg for
sure to me and Clarke and the players
feel as | do.
Dreyfuss is not at all in favor of Char
ley Murpheys suggestion that a fixed sum
pc set aside for the D.ayers'in the world ;
series lie thinks that they are entitled
to the benefits Of large crowds iust as
much as the snagnates, and also that they
should not expect as much In case the
series should be played before small
crowds. lie considers the present system
good enough. He said the Cubs have be-
come ayaricious.
Evening star., 1909-09-01
BRENTWOOD DEFEATS
BETHANY WITH EASE
Victory Places Capital City
Team on Evan Terms
With Aggies.
How They Stand.
SECTION 4.
SECTION +.

In a one-sidea yet interesting game.
Brentwood tied for first place in Class \
by defeating the Bethany team by the
score of to at Capital City Park yes
terday afternoon.
AS yesterdays victory places the Brent
woods and Agricultures on the same foot
ing. these two teams will meet at AnleTi-
can League Park this afternoon to play
the tie off. The winner Will line up
against the Parkview outfit. Section +
champions. for the District championship
tomorrow. Thursday. Friday and Satur-
day, if necessary.
Busher pitched a fine game for the win
ners. allowing but three hits and sending
nine men back to the bench via the strike
out route. He was particularly effective
with men on the bases.
In the seventh inning he pulled himself
out of hole in handy fashion. Dodd
and Woodward, the first two batters up,
each got singles and were advanced an
other base when Davis was walked With
the bases full and none out Busher got
down to business and famed the next
two. while Spaulding's best effort was a
little tap which was easily handled by
Mcdonald to Herring.
After Brentwood had scored in the OPEN
ing round on Woodward's error and a
tWo-saCker by Hessler, Davis, first man
up for the Churchmen In the next inning.
found one of BuSher'S shoots to his liking
and laced ii over tie right field fence TOR
a homer. tying the score. Il was a beau
tiiul hit and was the longest OF the series.
The winners came back strong In the
third inning when Handiboes hit to right
took long bounce and cleared the fence.
Handy getting d homer on it. Errors by
Schaefer and Woodward and kinney'S
hit gave them two more in this inning.
Brentwood got another in the fifth on
hits by Mcdonald and Hesser and
Spaulding's errors, and its last two in
the sixth on another error by Schaefer
and hits by Hays and Noyes.
Litchfield started 10 twrl for the losers,
but retired in favor of Wooden at the
close of the sixth inning. Both received
miserable support. errors figuring promi-
nently in the scoring for the winners.
The score:
Evening star., 1909-09-01
SURPRISE AT sHEEPsHEAD.
Pins and Needles. at Z to 1. Wins
Feature Event of Card.

SI:EEPSIIEAD BAY, September l.
Pins and Needles at to I, Won the Turf
selling stakes, at one and one-quarter
miles. al Sheepsh2ad Bay. yesterday. de
fe:ting .iraze, second choice, by half a
length. Summary:
First race: the Hamburg Belle; all ages: non
winners of 10000: six and one-ha!f furlongs
main course: 500 addcd-Royal vane. 10
tWalsil. :; 10 J. even. ont. Won: Comediennc
l"2 Mct'a-thv,. , 10 !. even. out. second Rob
err Coor"r. l05 fGrandl. > to l. even. ont third
Tine. III.
Second race: the Inaucur:.l steeplachase han
iicap:. about Two miles: $500 added Rampant
l::o tIIuppe,. : 10 ). to ?. ont. won: Essex,
iG Dupeei to =. 10 ., out, second An
drew Summers 40 tMcAfeei. I to . even. out
third. Time. 100.
ing: sin fu-"n:s: turf. Futnrity course-t t,leniia
draa. IAI walsh. II Ia 10. l 10 4. out.
Henderson, 10. Aic,iecl. g.. TO =. ] to =. out
second; Hldas Sister. ~; tcr"evy). ) to =. | to
= ont third Time. l.1l2.
Fourth race; the Potomac handicap: all ages;
mile: $500 aGded-Fircst' lI3 Duean,. - D
to .. out. won: Black Mate. 9a wilson. fo
IL |. :; 10 l. out. third. Time. -" "a.
Fifth race: III, Turf: three -vcar-Olds and up:
selling: aud orr-fourti miles, turf course
Pins md Needles LOT ,Davctaort. : 10 1. :; Il
=. out won: Arasec. fS tGla~si. 10 ;. TO >.
out. second; Bsducorp, iol tC.ceyEl. I" to 10
10 =. out. third. Tine. 3.oh.
Sixth race: the Autumn Maiden: $500 added
Loyal. 11J oirHI.di. to !. to ). 10 ). won;
Hampton Court. iio tButwelD. IL 10 3 to
:. ) to =. srcond: Don Antonio. l13 Dayeu-
porte. y 10 !. = 10 ]. 10 -. third. Time. 1.oi
Evening star., 1909-09-01
NATIONAL COMMISSION MEETS.
Pitcher Vaughn's Case Likely r.
Cause a Wrangle.

CINCINNATI. September 1.-Draftins
of players by the major leagues for the
coming base ball season will be the chief
business before the national base ball
commission. which meets here today.
II is expected that the case of Pitcher
Vaughn will be taken up, and a lively
wransle is expected. Vaughn was re-
Gently awarded to the Louisville Ameri-
can Association club for the remainder
of tie present season and to the Cincin-
natl National League club after that. The
New York Americans have not relin-
quished their claim Oh Vaughn, and the
whole case is to be reopened.
Among those prominent In the base ball
world who had arrived early this morn
ing were President Hedges of the st.
Louis Americans Charles w. Murphy.
president of the Chicago Nationals, and
Secretary Navin of the Detroit Ameri-
cans.
Evening star., 1909-09-01
Danville Beats Portsmouth.

DANFILLE, Va, September 1.-Ports S.
mouth dropped the second game Of the Sc
ries TO Danvile yesterday as a result OF
the clever pitching of Walker, who had al
most perfect control and was very effect
i've throughout the game. The three sin
giles and double secured off him We're
scattered through four innings, and never
once did he show any sign OF weakening
although number OF yellow plays were
pulled off behind him. The score:
Portsmouth. ......... q q y IL
Earned run--Danvillc. Sacridc. hit-AIav .c
Sacrifice h:-Schrnder. Two base hit-Mcr't a.
land. iarc.-b:tsc hit sullivan poubin plavS
Walker to Fis..er to Stafford: fiSlr- Mag 20
IL Stafford Left bases Portsmouth. 1: Dan
vile. :. Bases on balls-Of iIannifan, :: off
Walker. !. Struck ouf-By Ianuifan. >: py
Walker, o. Time of game hour and 30 min
utes. Umpirs---Mr. Pc:.der.
Evening star., 1909-09-01
RAIuROAO OUTFIT
OUTPlAYS BANKERS

Station got the best of tie America II
Security and Trust Company team yes
tarday at American League Park in a
seven-inning game. the score being > to >:
The Bankers played Il snappy game, as
usual, but by some very crude base rum
ming threw away all chances they had to
win.
Taggart got in the game for the first
time during the post-season series. but
after lie gave the first three men free
transportation to first, he retired in favor
| of Howard. Taggart went back III the
box in the second-he had gone to right
| field after the first-but after he hit one
man and allowed two hits. one triple.
| re Grt the box for good. Boykin also
| Iitched three innings.
| Station showed five runs over in the sec
! ond, While the Bank Leaguers were get
Evening star., 1909-09-01
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.
Colts Take Two Games.

LYNCHBURG, Va, September l.-Ricll-
mOnd defeated the locals two games yes
terday, the first going eleven innings and
winding up miserable farce, while the
second was off in color throughout The
scores were to and 8 to L. With any
thing like support Griffin should have won
the first game In nine innings. but four or
five chances to win were thrown away
The scores:
Richmond. o O 0 o IS
Lynclbu-g. ..... o = . o 0 . %
Three e-basc hits Zeiger Mcssitt Sandhcrr
Sacrifice hits-IIooker. Ison. Lipe. Sardhcrr
Stocn bases-Smith. .. First base on errors
Richmond. Left on bascs--Iynchburg, = Rich
mcnd .. Double play-F. Bigbe and 5. Bguic.
Struck out--By Griffin. l.; by Revelle, .. Rases
on balls-on Rcyelle. 5 IS. Bigbie, Pratt,
smith: OF Griffin. (Revelle,. Hit by pitched
ball-Jackson Time Of game-1 hour and 10
minutes Umpre-Mr. Mace.
Richmond ........... o 3 o o o O %
Lynchhur-. / o U q o ID
Two-basc hits-Hooker. Titman. Sacrifice hts
Hooker. Sandherr. Stolen beses-lawrcnce, +.
Bigbie, Naliace. Left bsscs-T ynchburg 10:
Richmond 6. Struck out-By Twitmier, :; by
Hale :. Bases on balls-oh Twitmier. (Wal-
lace and iipeD: OF Hale. Lawrence aud
Jackson. Time of game--1 hour and % min
utcs Umpre-Mr. Mace.
Evening star., 1909-09-01
Tigers Get Quick Start.

DETROIT. Mich, September 1.-Yes-
terdays game was won by Detroit in the
first inning, when Hall was driven to the
bench. Crawford followed a pass to
Jones and single by Cobb with a three
base hit Gessler muffed Delahanty's fly
and Crawford scored. Tom Jones was
hit and stole second. and Schmidt singled
To right, scoring Delahanty and Tom
Jones. killian was hit hard at times,
but had great support whenever danger
threatened him. The batting of Cobb.
Bush and Wagner and Detroit's base
running featured. karger puzzled De-
troit The score.
Evening star., 1909-09-01
CONTRACTS AND RELEASES.
Deals for Epler and McDonough Ap
proved by President Heydler.

NEW YORK. September president
Heydler of the National League has ap-
proved and promulgated the following
contracts and releases:
Contracts-With Philadelphia. Gus Ep-
Ter (for 1910. Edward McDonough: with
Pittsburg. William Luyster, Eugene
Moore: with st. Louis. II. II. Mowrey
assigned by CiucinnatD.
Releases-By Brooklyn. Internationally
James w. Pastorius: by Cincinnati, to ST.
Louis On. L.). III. II. Mowrey; by Cincin-
natl, to Kansas City "a. Al, William j.
Campbell; by St. Louis, to Cincinnati
IN. L.. Raymond Charles.
Evening star., 1909-09-01
MINOR LEAGUES.
Ea stern League

At l:"chcstcr Rochester >: Jersey ri;.. -.
At T"roLto-roronIu. /: Newark tthirtc"n it
nin.s,.
NJ Montreal Montreal. =: baltimore. o.
Al Bufa Buffalo. :: Providence, u.
Evening star., 1909-09-01
Southern League.

At .apiiis-Atlann i; Memphis :.
Al Little Rock-Birin ngnmI.i, >: | it'll. Rock :.
At New Orlcaus-New orleans, o: Nashville 1
At Mobile Mobile, /: Montgomery. | ,eisnt in
nngs: darknessi.
Evening star., 1909-09-01
sECOND GAME.
Totals. / 5i26 S 3

eBatied for Lake in the seventh
Two when winning scored.
IRAN for Clarke in the ninth
New York k............ q q q q n-1
Cley Gland u y y u y y ~ Il
Twobasc hits-Chasc Clarke. Sacrifice hit
Il night. Stolen bases Kcclcr. Austin. Lajoin
pemmitt. Hall. Bases On bsli> on FalkenberG
=. Hi by pitcher-By Falkcnherg, I. Left on
bases Cleveland. u: New York. =. Struck on:
BY Lake. ): by Warhop. ]: by Falkcnberg. 10
Double play-Ferring To St"vall. Wild pitch
Lake. Umpires- McSsrs. Connolly and KERN.
Tim, of game hour and - minutes.
Evening star., 1909-09-01

= = 7 s. U = q
Battcd for Ifv inestonr in the eighth
@Batted for Morgan in the eighth.
Philadelphia. ......... % . o q y u 90
Chicago. ............. u - y y % X-2
1wo-bast. hit-Lapa. Hits of Morgan. / in
innings Sac rife" hi,s-Sullisan. Parent.
Stccn bases Nj sscn,cr. Barry. Collins ~.
Struck ort-By Smith 6: by Morgan. |: by
kratsc. L. Bases balls-Of Smith. =: cf Nor
gan. =: off krause. !. Double plays-Baker to
Davis To Barry: Parent to Atz to Isl,ell Left on
hascs-C Chicago. ); Philadelphia. >. Balk-krause.
mpr..s Messrs. O'Loughln and Evans. Tim" Of
game hour and ~ minutes.
Evening star., 1909-09-01
Maps and Yankees Divide.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, September New
York and Cleveland broke even yester-
day New York winning the first and
Cleveland the second Doyle puzzled the
Clevelands in the first game, while Young
was hit opportunely and poorly supported
in the sixth inning. Clarke's double and
Perring's scratch single won the second
for Cleveland. Scores:
Evening star., 1909-09-01

\ and r ,-n.i = - . o %;
Thrcn-basc iits-Thcmpson. West. Two-has>
ht.s-Thompson. Howard: Sacrifice hts-Roy Kin.
Johnson. Sto,ru bases-TaSlor. Lcga. g.. Handy.
Mcknight. Howard ~. Boykin. Maoney. Tag
CART. Middleton. Hits-Of Taggart. 2: off How
ard. A. cf Boykin. 8. Bases on balls-Of Tag
out-By Howard }: by Rupert. ). Hit By.
pitched ball-By Taggart tMcKnishl. Passed
hall-Wcst. Umpire-Mr hughes.
Evening star., 1909-09-01

Tvo-basc Eits-Iiessler. Mcdonald. Home r..ns
Davis. Handiboc. Stolen basc-Kcane. Dou-
bic plays-Spaulding TO Schacfer. Soanlding 10
Schaefer TO Woodward. Innings uitchrh-By
Litchfield, D: by Woolcl. =: First bas.. on balls
Hits made-On Litcifeld. >: OF Wooden. =.
Hit by pitched ball-By Litchfield. Struck out
BY Basher. .. by Litchfeld. L. by Wooden. >.
Left on bascs-Brentwool. :: Bethany. {. Cm-
pire-Mr. Belts. Time % -am.-1 hour and -
m
Evening star., 1909-09-01
Totals
Rattcd fer street in the seventh.
! Eatted for smith i'll the ninth.

Two-baSc hits-IIowcll, Griggs. Home nun
Hoffman. Sacrifice hits-Lelvclt, Browne, Pelty.
stephens. Double plays-Iohe to Schacfer to
TnGlant: Hoffman TO Petty TO Howell, Stolen
base Hoffman. Wild pitches Witherup. .. First
base on balis-Of Peliy. I; Off Witherup. 2. OF
smith, l. Struck out-By Petty, 3: by Witherup.
:. by Smith. I. Hits made-Off Witherup. 6 in
six innings: off Smith. in three innings. Left
on bnses-St. Louis. u; Washington. q. Umpire
Mr. Egin. Time of eame-1 hour and a. minutes.
Evening star., 1909-09-01

Charles RoWeli was ore o. the most
popular of the go-as-Iou-piease pcdes-
tria-s OF the late seventies ana Early
eighties in England and America. and at
lre time held many hour and distance
records He was q small. stoclIily built
man ard a. once established himself as
a favorite with the frequenters OF tie
races which wee held in the Madison
Square Garden, New York. lie ran with
a steady dog trot. which put the miles be-
hind him With great regularity. and SEEM
ed never to tire. Day and night lie ran
around the track. steadily gaining on his
competitors, breaking all records as lie
I'D So When the races were over at
ten'pts were made 10 iionize I.im, but ne
was a. modest as i.e was speedy, and re-
fused 10 join TIE Qualifications over his
successes
Evening star., 1909-09-01

ting three. and no further scores were
made by either ;ean.
The fact that there was absolutely nott-
ing at stake robbed the contest OF al
interest Howard ard West batted well
for the losers. while Mcknight, Lnthi-
cum and Thompson did best for station.
The score.
Evening star., 1909-09-01
White Sox Win Pitchers Battle.

CHICAGO. September Chicago de-
feated Philadelphia :, 10 - in a pitchers
battle yesterday. Singles by Sullivan
Messenger and Cole. a base on balls to
Parent and stolen base by Messenger
save Chicago two runs In the third in
ming. Score:
Evening star., 1909-09-01

seven innings. Two-base hit-Bush. Three base
hits-Crawford, Lord, Wagner. Sacrifice hits
Bush 60. Sacrifice fiies-Crawford, Mcconnell.
Stolen bases-Bush. Cobb f2l. Crawford, T. Jones
~. Bases on ballsOn Hall. L. of karger, /.
Hit BY pitcher-By killfan l. by Hall. /. Left
on bases-Detroit. = Boston. .. Struck out-By
killian. 1. Umpires-Messrs. Perrne and Sher-
Evening star., 1909-09-01
FIRST GAME

Two-base hit-Ball. Sacrifice hit-Keeler. Sac
rificc iy-Lajoe. Stolen bases-Laporte. Austin.
Demmtt. Bases on balls-Of Young. =; Off Doyle
I. Left bases-Clcyeland 3: New York. 8.
StrIck out-By Young. }: by Doyle, ). Double
plays Austin TO Chase: Austin TO Laportc IL
Chase 81: fajoie TO Stoval. Wild pitch-l Dung
Umpres-Messrs. Connolly and KERN. Time Of
gaInc-1 hour and SO minutes.
Evening star., 1909-09-01
American Association.

Al Toledo Louisville. :: roicdo .:
At st. Pdul-Mtiwaukcc. >; St Paul
At Columhus-I Indianapolis y; Columbus :.
Al MINNEAPOLIS game: Kansas city ::
MINNEAPOLIS. |. Second game: Kansas city. /:
Minneapolis. ..
Evening star., 1909-09-01
South Atlantic League

At Coluuibus-Jac,ss onyille. 1: Columbus.
At hnoNville-Kroxyille, 4; Chattanooga. l.
Al Macon-Snvannah, .. Macon ..
At Aususta-Augusta, :Colunibia, ~
Evening star., 1909-09-01
Western League.

At Topeka Toacka q; Omaha e.
Al Wichita-first game: Wichita, :: Des
Moincs. > Second game: Wichita. IL: Des
Mones, I.
At Denver FIRST g"mo: Denver. 3: Sioux city.
T. Second game: Denver. /: Sou. City. l.
At Pueblo Pueblo, - Liccoin D.
Evening star., 1909-09-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
How the Clubs Stand,
Today's Games.

rittshgr@ Al Boston.
Chicago at Br,-nh yu.
81. Louis New York.
Cincinnati AT Philidc phi
Evening star., 1909-09-01
Yesterdays Results,

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Tittsburc = Boston. =
Philadelphia. IL 81. Louis. Il.
Cincinnati -: brooklyn. 4
Evening star., 1909-09-01
BASE BALL NOTES.

1t will be Home. Sweet Home" for the
Nationals after todays game.
Some real sport here Friday when the
Athletics face the Nationals. Pity we
haven't Ty Cobb to scare them.
The winner o. The Star cup In the post
series will be published in Sundays star
Int;elder Gohe appears TO be something
Evening star., 1909-09-01

With all due respect TO Archer's good
throwing he hasn't yet convinced fans
around these parts that he Is Johnny
Kings equal as a backstop. Not by sew
eral amperes.-New York Sun.
Evening star., 1909-09-01

Manager Kittredge of the Wilkesbarrs
team has secured Catcher Dunn OF the
Brooklyn team and will give him trial
In place of Catcher Kounick. whose leg Is
50 badly injured that he may not got
back into the game this season.