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New-York tribune., 1909-09-29
NO RUNS FOR YANKEES
DETROIT SCORES FIVE.
Tigers Profit by Wilson's HddneSs
and Phil Ont VictOry.

Try as they would. the Yankees failed "a score
a single run at American League Park yesterday.
and the Detroit Tigers took slightly hrner hold
on nrst place in the league race by adding one
more victory 20 their crAdB 10 the score OF to .
The Philadelphia Athletics defeated Cleveland. so
that Detroit failed TO draw away but with only six
games to play the margin looks reasonably safe
and the Tigers are beginning 20 breathe easier
Some four thousands fans went up 20 the park
yesterday. baseball with the present and probable
future champions the attraction. prvtng a
drawing card hard % resist even with the Hudson
Fulton celebration IN fun swing downtown I'm
fortunately. the YANKEES disappointed the faithful
in failing 70 stop the Tigers in the hnal dash for
the pennsnt
Wilson. who was the mound for New York
proved a puzzle % 'he visiting bstsmen and held
them 10 hve hits. but he was as Wild a hawk
and % free with bases on balls that the Tigers
did not have 20 hit to win more particularly as
wild Bill' Donovan his hest, and kept the
hve hits made on hts delivery wAn scattered
through The nine innings.
Wilson began badly hy giving the hrst two men
10 face him free transportation n first base, but
trouble averted for the moment when Hemp
hin robbed Cobb and Crawford Of safe drives, and
with pretty throw 10 knight on the second catch
doubled up pavy Jones. who tried % make third
hase Nothing happened IN the second inning
worthy ~ notice. but in the third Detroit paved
the way for victory by scoring two runs
stanaee drew base on balls. and managed 10
beat Austin's throw to second OF Donovan's
erounder. Davy Jones followed with a single and
with the bases fun Wilson forced a run in by Civ
ing Bush free pass. Donovan then scored on
Cobb's sacrifice hy. Crawford beat out a hit that
took bad bound Chase tried to tield It, and the
bases We're full again, with only one out. but
Moriarity was retired strikes. and Austin ran
half way across the diamond and caught Della
hanty's hy
WieTd throwing responsible for two more
rrns IN the hfth inning. D. Jones hunted. and
when Wilson threw the ball over Chases head the
runner went 10 second lie scored a moment later
a. Knight followed suit and hurled the ball 10 the
grandstand on Bushs grounder. The last named
took second on the play and scored a moment later
as Blair helded Cobbs bunt and threw him out At
first
The Tigers earned in the nth inning on
sale drives by Tom Jones and Davy Jones' COM
p'hed with stolen base and an out. This one
run would have been enough TO win, as the Yam.
KEGS were retired I'm onetwo-L Lhree order in four OF
the nine innings, and never got anywhere near the
plate in the other nve
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-29
rRv TeIszraph to rhs rribrns !


Princeton, y. J.. sept. 2s.-The scrinn1aze vcrt
of the Princeton varsity football team to-aav
showed that there We're a great many faults thar
must be corrected before the game with Stevens
on Saturday. II the eleven Is TO make a crsditaals
showing
The baclhed was unable to gain consistently
against the scrub. and the man carving the bslT
had little assistance from the other backs There
was great deal OF fumbIins on both sides ana
the men failed 70 follow the ball with any degrees
OF accuracy
Read and Dawson got into the scrtmulage for ths
hTsJ tirns this afternoon. The ball was given 20
Read repeatedly. but he lacked good interference
and. EXCEPT for several brilliant dashas he failed
mick made up the rest OF the backAeld during the
first hale In the second period Christie went IN a.
quarter. and Cunningham and Sparks took care OF
the two haIfbaclC positions
All the scoring was done n the first half each
team getting ore touchdown After five minutes
OF play the varsity carried the ball the scrub
Seward line tumble. and soon after Read went
for touchdown. On the next kick OF Merle
Smith secured the ball for the scrub ard ra-
through the entire varsity for a touchdown
The varsity had several opportunities 70 score
good work Of the second team IN holding for downs
The backs Of both teams were uncertain IN handling
punts Dawson being the chief offender DeviJo
was tried for the first time az quarterback on the
scr1b. and while light, PLAYED fast snappy game.
McCrohan appeared IN suit for the first time. but
did not do much work
New-York tribune., 1909-09-29
GOLFING TEAM CHOSEN
LESLEY CUP At STAKE.
Travis to Lead Home Forces in the
Tr-Citu Match.

The long looked for team which will represent
the Metropolitan Golf Association in the coming
Lesley cup competition the links of the Hunt
| ngdon Valley Country Club al Philadelphia on
Saturday was given out last night. In making its
selection the committee met with several disap-
pointments and II is not surprising that the local
| aggregation appears to be somewhat weaker than
usual.
The team will unquestonaby miss the services
Of Jerome D. Travers the former national and
metropolitan champion, WHO is at present out of
the game. while George T. Bro5aw, Of Garden City.
and W. Fellowes Morgan. jr., of Baltusrol both
OF whom were invited. found 1t impossible 20 sc-
cept. The team will be made up follows:
Findlay S. Douglas Nassau Country Club; c.
A. Dunning, Nassau Country Club; Howard ]. Gee,
Fox Hills Golf Club; Fred Herreshoff. WestbrOok
Golf Club; F. c. Jennings Nassau Country Club;
Archie Reid, ST. Andrews Golf Club; John F. Shan
ley, Jr., Deal Golf and Country Club; w. r. Thurs
ton Apawamis club; Walter j. Travis. Garden City
Golf Club; F. r. Upton, jr., Baltusrol Golf Club:
c. c. Van Week jr., Montclair Golf Club; John
NJ Ward. Westbrook Golf Club.
Dunning. Jennings, Stanley. Thurston. Upton and
Van Week are strangers to the tri-city match and
while they may fill the places acceptably, their
presence is bound to less uncer-
tanty. especially both the Boston and Phila-
delphia teams said to be stronger than usual
Travis has again been chosen captain of the metro
politan forces.
In accordance with the conditions. Philadelphia
and Boston will meet In the preliminary match on
against New York on the following day. Singles
will be played each, morning and old-fashOned
foursomes in the afternoon.
Last year at Garden City the Massachusetts
team defeated Philadelphia points 7. The sin
giles were to in favor of Massachusetts and the
foursomes 10 in favor of Philadelphia. In tho
decisive match New York heat Massachusetts by
an TO margin The singles were to 4 in favor
of New York. but the Bay State representatives
rallied in the foursomes and four out OF five
ma tches
II, Is certain that Massachusetts will take down
a strong team. for the following have already prom
ised to play: II. H. Wilder. Vesper Country Club;
Percivsl Gilbert. Brae Burn. T. w Whittemore.
Brooklins Country Club; ". c. Chick. Brae Burn.
Hugo r. Johnstone. Myopis: T. NJ. Clafn. WOllas
ton. A q. Lockwood. AlIston. and J q Ander
son. Woodland. Others expected 10 compete are
T. 9 Stevenson. G. T. Crocker. jr.. A. l. White
and F. r. Hoyt
As Philadelphia will have all OF Pennsylvania
~ call upon II IS that there is trouble
ahead. more especially the leading amateurs Of
that territory are 81 present engaged n the Penn
syvania state Golf Association championship
nsment At Huntington Valley The likely players
for the interCitv team " 6 Pfeil. Dr Simon
Carr. A. ". Tillnghast. " T West Eward sat
terthwaite r F Hansen ". e. FownAs. ir II.
". Perrin. J. : Alcorn, Il. r. Mcfarland. F NJ
Byers and George Ormiston.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-29
PLAY ON LOCAL COURTS.
MOIlenhauer Wins in Kings County
Cham pi0nship Tourney.

Henry J. Molenhauer. Frederick G. Anderson and
Herbert L. Westfall won their matches In the
Kings County championship singles tournament
yesterday. Twenty-Five players were drawn for the
competition.
Four sets OF fast driving lawn tennis by Mollen-
hauer in the second round carried him past Il.
Barber at Sc, 6-3, 10 Ga 10 position before
the semi-linal bracket. Frederick G. Anderson also
came through to the same round. as he defeated
Harry Martin at 81, 1t. so, Sc. Herbert l..
Westfan won both Of his contests easily ana
couples with Anderson in the senli-nnal round
The summary follows:
Kings County mems championship slngles lhIs.
round l-E. Barber defeated Joseph I. McSiahoh p5
default Henry J. Mollenhauer defeated NC
S-4. -. 6-}: Harry Martin defeated IL NJ fetlSnaP
20. 6-4 Sc Herbert l. Westfan deieated hs5IN
Menken. ca. Sc, O. Frederick C. Anderson "e-
feated l. \. Sankey. &C. 6-l. 6-2 100000. L
Barber, 3--6. 6-3 10. 81 Frederick G, Anderson
defeated Harry Martin a., ia. So. SIS; HeroeGt
I. Westfan defeated Or II. H. waugh. 6-i' e-2'
Walter J.. Pate and H W Burr won their place
in the final round Of the Brooklyn handicap SIN
giles yesterday for the governors cup. Pate play
ing at minus a. defeated Burchard. plus il, s-b
S-s Burr, plus l5, defeated Robert Cesamajor. the
former Columbia University expert at minus haIt
Ts
New-York tribune., 1909-09-29
TRy Telerranh to The Trisnne. !

Ryerhead. Long Island Sept. 2.-Everything is
in readiness for the start of the Long Island Auto
mobile Derby over the Riverhead- -Mattituck course
at $50 O'Clock Tomorrow morning Seventeen cars
are on the ground The roads. having dried out.
are in good condition, and it only remains for Fred
Wagner. the starter to send the machines off in
their wild dash around the circuit.
The roadhouses and hotels in the neighborhood
are full 10 overhOwing with the advance guard OF
the crowd. while many motorists who drove down
from New York this evening are camping out
in their cars, so, to be on hand bright and early
for the start Of the race.
Chevrolet and Burman, who will drive the Buick
cars, entered at the last minute. arrived here at
O'Clock this morning after hard and trying
run from New York through the driving rain. The
Palmer & Singer car. also a late entrant came
down last evening, and Lescault drove over the
course this morning to familarize himself with
the turns.
The practice this morning limited account
OF the wet and slippery condition of the roads from
the rain OF last night. The drivers did not care
to take any chances the OF the race, and
New-York tribune., 1909-09-29
DETROIT HAS THE CALL.
What Philadelphia Must Do to VEN
the penndnf.

While Detroit has lost some ground on It's present
Eastern trip the Tigers stand an excellent ciialico
of winning the American League pennan TOT uie
rbird year in succession Detroit's advantage over
Philadelphia is and half games. or 10 poii'a
The Tigers nave six games to play-four VII"
Boston and with Chicago-While Phlladel?htI
has seven games left-five with the White Sox ana
two with washington. IL Detroit wins four out OF
six and Philadelphia wins seven straight the
teams would be tied with nnety-nine victories ana
ffty-four defeats each In this case according 10
the American League constitution. series or three
Games would have TO be played to decide the tie.
Philadelphia viii play two games with Chicago
tomorrow, and Detroit also is scheduled to play
double header in Boston. The Philadelphia-Chieago
series now stands nine 10 eight in favor OF Phlla-
delphia and the Detroit Boston series eleven 10
seven In favor OF Detroit.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-29
IBy telegraph to The tribune. !

New Haven. Sept 2s-Fred Murphy. wbo. s,,
been detained at his home with a heavy cold -
ported Tor practice with the Yale football go
To-Day. and the coaches were further relieved III,
news Hom Goebel and Andrus. the guards OF ,as.
years team. telegram from Andrus said 49,
ne was on his way back from Alaska and bone5 -
reach New Haven next week Word vvas 49,
received from Goebel. saving that he haA besn a.
tanned by business in Kentucky. but exnecto5 :,
report for work in good condition within a fav
days.
The first game Of the season will be plavad hs-.
Tomorrow against Wesleyan. a team that vsia
defeated year ago by a score Of IS to a -
preparation for this game the work TODAY Vvas
harder thar usual, the varsity being drilled bosh
Extensively and defensively. With the helm of ,ha
forward pass the second eleven made counla 20
first downs against the varsity. but ir could NJ,
gain consistently By rushing.
When the first eleven had the bail the a.t,o,
was strong and varied, and Jack Field sbov,s1
ability as a rungiug back by carrying the ball
over tor two touchdowns after It had been VcrEs4
TO the fve-yard lire.
Walter Camp. John LeavenwOrth and Ge5rra
Adee were among the coaches on the hsld.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-29
Err.l.r-.,h >, n. go. I

CannhridEe. Mass. SEPT &-Ths nrst game cf tha
Harvard football schedule will be played to-rnor-
row afternoon with Bates College Soldiers
Field. The Crimson varsity will take the fed as
follows Houston. left end. Mckay. lefJ tackle
West left suard. Wilmington. centre: Fisher right
guard; Fish. right tackle. G. Browne. wight end;
O'F1aherty. quarterback Corbstt. left halfback;
Smith right halfaack. T. Leslie. fullback
Seven members Of the team are veterans. HouS-
ton and Fisher have had much experience with
Harvard football and the only green men are
O'F1aherty at quarterback and F. Leslie az full
hack This Will be the first real test OF O'FlaherC's
ability to the team. He has dOns well in prac-
tice. and has the confdence OF the coaches. While
his Judgment at times is questionable. he IS Ike
ly TO develop into a good field general
The men in good condition and confident Cf
piing up large score against the Maine boys.
whom they defeated last year by score OF 1s 20
Q. Practice for the varsity short this after
noon. and no scrimmage was permitted. The men
were drilled in formations and the greater part OF
the time was taken in practising the forward pask
New-York tribune., 1909-09-29
Auto Drix,ers AtOaif Start
for the Long Island Derby Over the
Riverfead Circuit To-day.

those who were out contented themselves with run
ming along at not more than thirty miles hour.
Disbrow and Lund who will pilot Rainier cars.
among those who made circuit OF the
course. and both expressed the opinion that the
roads would be in fine condition for the race and
that the record for stock cars was ip danger.
Ralph De Palma and Herbert Lytles who have
made careful study Of the course. said that, in
their opinion, the higher powered machines could
run without danger at speed CLOSE to mile a
minute
The race Is divided into FIVE classes. according to
the selling prices Of the machines. The Sharp
Arrow car will have walkover in Glass C, but
in the other four classes some keen and exciting
sport can be looked for.
Frank 3. Hover. chairman OF the contest board
OF the American Automobile Association. notified
the Motor Racing Association yesterday that the
sanction for the twenty-fOur-hour automobile race
the Brighton Beach track. which was stopped
by order OF the police last Friday owing to the
dangerous condition OF the track. would hold for
the next race planned by the association on Octo-
Der 10 and 16.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-29
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Catholic Camp Association. an organization
formed under the patronage OF Archbishop hsT's
20 provide summer camps for boys and yOuns meh.
announced that the Rev NJ. .. GleesOn, chaplain p
the United States navy, would give lecture on III
impressions and experiences Of the world cruise %
the Atlantic fleet at Carnegie Han on Sunday even
ing. October IL.
Charged with burglary. William Simmons oh ~. -,
1925 Third avenue, was held yesterday IN W." ~ -
In the Harlem court. simmons was arres1sd u - -,
apartment OF August SObeI OF No. 2N East $50
street where. II is alleged. he was found rsH
sacking a dressing case.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-29
IN 80 b - Frteuns ]

Ithaca. Sept. 2S-The Cornell squad went through
the frst scrimmage OF the season to-day Percy
Field. After the usual preliminary driu two teams
were picked. and the ball was given to the var
sity. to BE- carried over without accounting for
downs. Most OF the plays were directed at the
centre and tackle positions and after half an
hours work the varsity scored During this period
Smith was laid out. Pope strained his knee and
Macarthur wrenched his shoulder.
After substitutions were made, the scrub took
the ball and scored on a series OF plays directed
through the line. Virgins. Hoffman and Gass. the
scrub backfeld. did the bulk OF the work. and
showed up fully as well Tydeman. Smith and
Pope on the varsity.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-29
Grand CIRCUIT RACING.
George Gano and Margin Meet De
feat at Columbus.

Columbus Ohio. Sept. 2sr-Two stakes and three
class races at the Grand Circuit meeting this after
noon required eighteen heats, making OF the
largest and most interesting programmes Of the
season Both stake favorites. George Gano and
Margin. were badly beaten.
George Gano. which has been winning race
weekly since the Grand Circuit opened in Detroit
was forced 70 20 against a lot Of seasoned PAGERS
in competing FOR the King Stakes. and met defeat
Margin. although beaten last week by Pensa
Maid. was selected as first choice for the Buckeye
Stakes. but the latter repeated her victory IN
straight heats.
The summaries follow.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-29
ENGLISH SAILORS TO PLAY SOCCER

Tho Innexible. OF the visiting British feet will
SEND an invading party Of association football
players ashore this afternoon to do battle with
an eleven from the steamship Minnewaska AT Mar
9uetts % Oval. IN Brooklyn. at $50 p m. on board
the MinneWaska are said 70 a number of Enc
hsh professional soccer players who sbouId TnaSSa
ing sailors ~ i'''' . "S'''-
New-York tribune., 1909-09-29
SUPERBAS WIN At END.
Beat Cincinnati by Scoring Three
Runs in EleUenth Inning.

Cincinnati. Sept 2s.-Brookiyn defeated Cincinnati
here to-day by score ~ - after hard fought
game that went eleven innings Each team had
scored A run on errors. and II began 20 look as n
darkness would end the struggle when Spade weak
ened and the Superbss pulled the game out hy Fcor
Ing three runs on three hts and error.
Knetzer pitched n good game for the visitors
holding the home team 10 six hits OF which srade
made three.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-29
THOSE IDLE HENS.

nttie girl on visit 70 farm was toa %
wander about the barn and search for eass. Soma
'''''e .p, a., 'ne ehllu returned almost in tears
Couldn't you hnd any eggs deariAs, ,sv.e ~
mother. sAeu neF
lefilsa tn- tti. one YEARLY. Il think its
DONG nothing. .'-Philadelpha Inquirer. A'ouhd
New-York tribune., 1909-09-29
POLYTECHNIC FOOTBALL DATES.

The Polytechnic Preparatory Institute footoan
schedule was announced yesterday. as follows
October 2. Commercial High at Commercial Feik
o. Centenary Collegiate az HackettStoWn, n ID -
De Ia Sale POLYTECHNIC Field; 1S Rgtgers -, -
paratOry at Polytechnic Field. q. Paving Sc1go-
az Paving. y. Y: 3. stevens Preparatory a. - -
bOken; November .. BOYS High at NeshlyyssS1S 49,
Park: s. Brooklyn college Preparatory az 80,
technic Field: rs. Manual Training az PoytsenssS -
Field: %. Adelphi Academy at AdelpM Elel1' ~
Erasmus Hail at Washington Park
New-York tribune., 1909-09-29
FOOTBALL DATES FoR egRkeIEv

The football schedule OF the Berkeley scboo,
team was announced yesterday, as follows:
:. October g. Irving School 81 Van Cortlandt park.
10, Dwight School at Van Cortlandt Par-. % = -. -
lum5ia Grammar at Van Cortlandt PARA: q Hanii
ton institute at Van Cortlandt Park. NoVen,Lar
81 PAM school at Garden City: 70 iOyola School
al Van Cortlandt Park; H. Trinity School ~ Va"
Cortlandt Park. ' a. all
New-York tribune., 1909-09-29
ATHLEITCS USE BRUSH
Shut ont CIeUeland for Third Time
an -Four Games.

Philadelphia. Sept 2S.-Phadephia defeated
Cleveland this afternoon by a score OF 10 O. n
being the third shut-out victory for the home team
In the series OF four games. Morgan held Cleve-
land to hve hits, three of which were made by the
visitors In the sixth inning when HeitmuIIer pre-
vented scoring by a fine running catch of Goode 8
ny.
Young's curves hit hard and he was taken
OF the rubber at the end Of the sixth inning
The score follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-29
JOCKEY INJURED WHEN HORSE FALLS

Louisville. Sept. 2s-R Williams = ioo,,o,,
OF Nonkers' y. Y, who rode Ball Hazard in tho
third race here to-day, was severely Injured when
the horse fell, shortly after the start The how
was removed 10 hospital, where an onerst,o,
performed The doctors state that ufiIiin iieion
has fair chance for recovery ~ "'i'a'is
New-York tribune., 1909-09-29
TO RACE IN cAliEnnM,A

49,. -.leihco. sept 2s.-T'or the first time since
- p"ee of the otis-waller anti-ra nbiin,r Nm,
1reet,r, -. l-'sisiaiure announcement OF race
ss,,s - n'aoe Yesterday by Thomas 81 viii
.r'nA president Of the Nsw California Io,. - ~
pae SCI by AR Williams ts 49,, ,..5s 'iuD'
''' ne hmeryFie track viii be reopsnea ~
New-York tribune., 1909-09-29
PHILApELPHlA (N. - 3, chlcAeo. ?

Chicago. Sept. 2s.-Phadephia defeated the Chi
cago Cubs in hard fought and exciting game
here to-day by a score OF 3 10 p The game had
a sensational ending. each side making two runs
in the last inning The fielding OF both teams was
perfect.
The score follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-29
THE EASTERN LEAGUE
baltimore Beats Toronto an L1st
Game of the Season.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
baltimore, B.: Toronto, 4.

The Eastern League bnseball season came 70 an
END Yesterday when Baltimore defeated Toronto
at Baltimore by a score of 10 I IN +h 49,
scheduled gene Of the year
Rochester which won the pennant will now play
a post-season series Of games with I.ouisvtne
which won the championship of the American AS
Sociat0n The first game will be played early next
week. ~
The score by innings Of the Baltimore Toronto
game yesterday follows:
Raltiroore r. II. f.
Toronto....... . a. :
~ BsatteTie,smPearson and Byers: McGinley. Lee
New-York tribune., 1909-09-29
PHILADELPHIA.
CLEVELAND.

tIs,eIsaS' rIhusIneISh'a .'...'.......,..1 x-7
''eNeiSnd ..t'.t''.'......-.0 o %
~ Hts-on Young in innings. of Joss in innings
6dNo,base 6so,ba hits Hemuer 90 Davis Threelbsss bits
Uefles ~ M tS sacrifice hitLapp. Double pIsvs-Iaf,e
dna StoFsli ktleY and EaseTly Easterlv snd sto-au
stolen oases--Easterly Baker ~ Davis striek ss,t
Ira, Isors = 9 SSi&ssssnd & Fret base called hsslsff
Ilsaelohis. g Cleveland f4it hv pitcher,
and KERN, '' eHPHss-Snetioan
New-York tribune., 1909-09-29

DLAIa RACE.-TaE MATRON STAKES. for fU,o-
Eear-olos: 5000 added Six furongs straight course
Start good Won driving. Time, l:Is4k WinDer
y & o3 Banastar-frillantlne II. Owner. MONTPELIER
New-York tribune., 1909-09-29
csLlFosNiA KING WINS ~ re,..

st rsss sepl ,,s,. 1scslifornia King tho propsr,y
-. .-..snlen meeting to-day AHspleehase al
New-York tribune., 1909-09-29
DETROIT

Iwo base hit--Blair. Sacrifice hits-Cobb Donovan
SSdcrlhce tly-'obb Stolen T. Jones Austjo
Ensle Left on bases-petroit. 4 New York 10 FIRST
paHe on efrors-Dotroit, .; New York l. Double pIav
hhemphnl and knsht struck out-Ry Wilson, e. by
donovan, z Bases on haG-On Wilson s: on Ijonovan
g. Time-l:3I Umpires -PerIins and Evdns
New-York tribune., 1909-09-29
ST. LoUs AND BOSTON BREAK EVEN

ST Louis. Sept. 2-Errors on the part OF the
81. Louis Cardinals were chiefly responsible for
thelr defeat IN the first game Of double header
WIN Boston here to-day by a score OF 10 l. The
contest was pitchers battle
In the second game the Cardinals landed on the
ban freely. and with the aid of six errors were
able TO win by a score OF to 3.
The scores follow:
First game y tr Z
Boston ................I q q 0 o o I o-s a
81. Louis ..............l 90 O-i 2
Batteries-Richie and Smith; Raleigh and Bliss
Second game T. n 7,
ST. Louis ..............O o o 0 2ox-7 10 -
Boston ...-..-.........2 o 0 % ! 6
Rairdon. Umpire-Kane " '
New-York tribune., 1909-09-29

AZ n sass sress I've fame. F,r,.
- = \. Amerlcs sns
New-York tribune., 1909-09-29
The score by innings of the Baltimore Toronto
CHICAGO "a. L.), S; wAsHINeroN i,

Washington. Sept %.-The Chicago White Co,
won another easy victory over Washington To-
day by score of 5 10 l. olmstead W. .,.,,
for the visitors. proved a puzzle 10 the bo,1o -
The batting of Dougherty was the feature he
made four hits in four times at bat. one OF which
was a three basger.
he