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New-York tribune., 1910-08-31
GIANTS WIN THE THIRD.
Make Good Start Toward Clean
ing Up with Pirates.
HIT MATHEWSON FREELY
But Pittsburg, Although Credited
with Twelve Safeties, Scores
Only Two Runs.

Plttsburg. Aug. 30-The New York
Giants went a long way on the cleanup
road with the Pirates to-day when they
captured the third straight game of the
series by score of j to .. Christy
MatheVson and Babe" Adams were pitted
against each other. and while the Pirates
outbatted the visitors. the willy New York
tWirler was master of the situation at all
times and the twelve hits which he allowed
counted for only two runs. The world s
series wonder did not show the same STRAIT
egy and the Giants found him for timely
hits which, coupled with few errors. won
the game
Arthur Devln was the hero with the
stick, connecting safely three times in his
four opportunities to hit. while Josh De
vore showed a decided improvement. rap
ping out a triple and single. The Giants
gave Matty the sterling support which he
IS accustomed to receive, and this made
the big pitcher invincible. The visitors put
Up fashy game in the field playing error
less ball. Al Bridwell gave nifty little
exhibition. being the star of the infeld and
pulling off some brilliant plays
The Pirates were the first to score, and
they found Matty for of their runs in
the first inning. Devlin made a fine stop
OF ByTne grOunner, pHl. Leach tTlpieu 10
left field Campbell lined a single to right.
scoring Leach. Devlin came to the rescue
and knocked down hot one off Wagner's
bat. and Matty struck out Flynn, retiring
the side.
New York tied the score in the second
inning. Bridwen and DevIin started off
with singles. With Al on third. Meyers
forced Devlin at second and Bridwell
scored on the play.
But the Pirates were not content TO al
low matters TO rest this way. and took the
lead again in the fourth Flynn doubled to
centre field as a starter and Wilson beat
cut a bunt. Gibson singled to centre. sCor-
ing Flynn. but Matty tightened up before
further damage was done.
il looked for a time though another
TO game would be recorded. but the
Giants started rally in the seventh and
scored two runs. which were enough to
win the game. Bridwell walked and Dew
lin singled. Merkle bunted safely and Al
scored on Adams's wild throw to first.
Mevers forced Merkle. Devlin scoring on
the play.
In the ninth inning two more runs were
added Devlin started things off again
with his third hit a single to left. Adams
threw Nerkle's bunt too low to Wagner
and nobody was out keeler. batting for
Movers. sacrificed. Devln scored on Mat
rvs sacrifice while Devore cleaned up the
bags with triple TO the centre field fence.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-08-31
NEWARK GAINS GROUND
Defeats Buffalo and Climbs
Nearer First Place.

Buffalo. Aug 3o.-Newark gained on Roch-
ester when il defeated the Bisons here to-
dav IN fast game by a score of to /.
Rochester lost to the Skeeters, and now
eniov only a full game lead over the Tigers.
"Rube" Wadden opened the proceedings
for New ark. but returned to the clubhouse
in the sixth inning after the score was tied
and he shaved signs of weakening Cleary.
a former semi professional mound artist.
who signed a contract this morning, re
lieved the former St. louis Brown cast-oh
He exhibited signs of nervousness at the
outset. but finally found his bearings, and
was nVinCihle.
Rip Vow inkle succumbed 10 the hard task
in the final inning. and four hits and an
error for a total of three runs awarded
the Tigers the game.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-08-31
WA[LOP SUPERBAS AGAIN
Cardinals Wind Up Series with
Another Victory.

st Louis. Aug. 30.-The Cardinals
SWam7td the Superhas to-day under
avalanche OF eighteen hits winning the last
game of the series by a score Of Il to 3
me particular star of the occasion was
Ellis, the St Louis left fielder. whose bat
ting average for the day was loo. He
faced the pitcher five times. making three
singles a triple and getting to first once
on four wide ones
Cy Rarger was sent to the pitchers box
for Brooklyn in hope of Ioosening the Car
dinais hold on sixth place. He lasted
dntii the third inning, when ST Louis got
10 MS curves. and in heartleSs manner
scored SIN runs before they let I'D. E-b-
oetts. who acted as manag ger. then ordered
besSau To the mound. but ne. too. was
pounded all over the lot. the Cardinals
scoring seven runs off him in The ren1ai in
ing innings
The score follows.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-31
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions took place
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom, Nos. II and IS Vesey street
By JOSEPH 7. DAY.
GRAND ST 5Gl. 25.3 # Of Mangin st
70 exi5, sty tnmt and stores sold TO Albert
Seligman for So. 1Is rs
by SAMUEL. MARX.
18TH ST. 161. :, 100 It of 7th ave COX
1888 > sly dwlg adjourned 70 Sept 8.
BY DANIEL. GREENWAID.
STH AVE. $50 and 152. II cor of 10th ST.
so 5xt25x irreg sty office and store bldg, Sher-
ifs sale Of ali right, title. etc. which Metro
politan Mercantile and Realty co had on Oct 20
1909 or since: Pitcher, attorney; ad-
% tn Ger
New-York tribune., 1910-08-31

,ua-sr T, Barrett CIariville
Rcnedict guardian; 80 600: atto,pr tcn pr,rroadway
TitIe Insurance and Trust Co lou %
p.TuGATE AVE. 114a 23: SKI 1ts; s.,.1.rs a~s tr
, % ,Ih ner cent: Edward q Louihema- .n 900
LAWYERS Tftie Insurance and Trust 20. ,o.
BATHGATE AVE, 1I3l; 2.1l .1 rsr,e am, a So. 500.
address. $50 Broadway. >,,or
BRYANT AVE. 1885. 25xtoo. n, ,p ient.
mtg sioooo,; Aug ao installs, s75o ad-
dress. 3oo I'd ave.
GRACE AYE lot d, ~ v1g n'as per den, @t
mond pa1R' dR Warino to william r Fitzgerald:
81, 600: address - East 111th 81.
LOT s5. map partition Hunt Hunt eT,ase faas' 9 per sr
Nest station; Aug 90 due o,Iae Dec savings Bank:
81 500: address csos 3d ave ,oo.
LINCOLN AVE. n cor of 1$3,h st. 'o6 & iDp ~ :
Lincon Inc I-,,I+on ave " = ell II Of 1I4th
St 2sxss2 (prior mtg s4s.z9o. -, L,e. 1us cr7Jner
yr ,,,,a Per Gep, ssrfnger 81 oGo attorneys Her
man & Hirsrhmann. Al Park Row
POPLAR ST. v lots ,a G and STATE .; pap sox *
Thomas o-NeiH 10 Richard y Arnow: S-''o"'
address. 1872 Nassau st
II Of Morris Park ave, e5S1oo: m ,,I Aug
20 yrs: John EtttngeT ing udn to lohn dyo
yoTherF EF Teibei e. to Barbara MyeT: s45oo: at
torneys Davis & Kaufman. 4" Chambers ST.
,Ox1nn- Aue %: 2 yrs: John O1seary 10 bronx
savings Bank: $4,000: address. corner ire
mont and Park ave.
TIFFANY ST. :, isss It ot 1Sath -;
Sox10o: Aug 90: yrs, O'Leary Realty ana
Construction CO to Margaret Everitf. SI2
900; address LAWYERS Title insurance anu
Trust co, 100 Broadway
VAN BUREN ST. 1882. 125 II Of Colum-
bus ave 2Jx1no tprfor mtg $4,000; Aug :.
fnstaIls 6 per cent: Jacob Becher TO Dora
Topper; sc10; attorney. Leo Schafran' ITO
Nassau st.
WISE AVE 8 = - = of Freeman ST. 4o1
100 (pr;or mtg SOS. 0o0p; Aug %; due as per
bond: Jorgersen Realty and Construction 20
TO John r. HerteI. 81. 600 address. 321 9TH ave
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders Attorney
AUGUST 30.
MANHATTAN.
MADISON ST n known as Iot $40. map
estate of HendriCk Rutgers, 21-fxloo5 San1neI
Prayers TO Samuel and Isidor simon. u SUI,
attorney Isador Dobroezynski. 3o2 broadway
18TH ST 5I4 East. 30.6XSoxaIx"o: WllllaIn
y KpIv 10 Margaret Langan, extrx, SIoo"o.
attorneys. Harris. Corwin, kunnison q Meyers
$50 Nassau st.
18th ST :. So Il OF 9Th ave 2lxfl:
May ~ 1905; Ralph l. SPOTS 10 Ne" YORK
New-York tribune., 1910-08-31
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attorney.
Interest > per cent unless otherwise stated.
AUGUST 80.
MANHATTAN

MANHATTAN.
LEMON AVE. q: : sty brk. S36xiOo; D m /:
Aug 80. due Oct /. 1915: Abraham B Cohen to
Henry Jackson ct al, SIS. 500: address, los
Lexington ave
5ool Aug so: . yrs. 81, per cent; same to
Arnold Furst: 5000; address. 21o Monta-
que st. Brooklyn
NEW BOWERY. ~; 3 sty brk, s7.4174x ir-
TO Harlan stone: $1,000; address. 40 Wall
street
look irreg (prior mtg s3s .ooo): Aug 90: 5 yrs.
Is per cent: Sarah Konozitx 10 George r
Smith; $1,000; attorney. John NJ Rider. A
Cedar st.
WASHINGTON ST. cor OF Morton st.
200 2x2o41 10 Greenwich st irres prior mtg
ReatT 60 HoS 10 lanes II cruiksbank $50 ooo
address 90 Pine st.
5TH ST. 3, 1o2 Il OF Ave D. 24x irreg;
to Jerome Wide: $4,000: attorneys. M B &
W Blumenthal 80 Nassau st.
l7TH ST. lis West: sty brk 2ox77.s: Aug
Metropolitan Trust Co, s125.0o0. address,
40 Wall 81.
s7TH ST. 12s East; : sty brk. 1s-sr4e.7:
bond: katharine Seabury to Lille q Field
81 900
SAME PROPERTY; p M Iprior mtg s2c,
ME = Stuart: $4,000; address. s5 Park ave.
s1sT ST. 235 East: sty brk. "a liz 11o2.c
attorneys. Moss Feiner, 30 Nassau 81.
9TH ST. 213 East; sty brk. 24.6xIOO. 1
tprior mtg S13.00nD: July II. 3 yrs. per cent .
Gussie Ittwin to Clara Levin: $4,000. attorney
Henry Bergman 132 Nassau st.
18TH ST. $40 and 841 East. 33.4x1oo11:
p IN; July %. : yrs: Frank Garofoio to Louis
i TIFFANY. adn $50. 900. attorneys. De Forest
Bros. 30 Broad st.
I26TH ST. g. 2l2.6 II of 7th ave: . lots
each I2.6XPa.1l (prior mtg on each. 81. 0OOp ::
Aug %: demand, per cent; De Witt Jud-
10 Almira Paisley: mtgs each s., 600:
attorneys, Adams & Hahn. Liberty st.
1+aTH ST. n =, $50 II OF Broadway KITS. I
to Riverside Drive x1o2x trreS: M tprior
mtg 500, 0o0) Aug 20; due Feb T. 1912. per
cent. Fcldmann Construction Co to Max
Marx $500; address. l2S Broadway.
l52D ST :. 2IH IT of Amsterdam ave
lnoN 1910 10 i5Sd st; Aug so; yrs. Ia per
cent, Louis de T. and George G r Ward TO
United States Trust Co. S35 600: address AS
Wall So.
THF BRONX
hQl EpTCT AVE : 1922 y ~ isSd
8, 81 6A96.IA :rree, M. Aug 30. 5 yrs AZ
New-York tribune., 1910-08-31
BIG LOANS FOR APARTMENTS
More than Half a Million Lent fol
Structures on the West Side.

William A White & Sons have secured
for the Highwood Realty Company from
the Title Insura nee COMPANY OF New YORK.
two loans of $4,000 each. covering prem
ises on the south side OF 167th street, east
of Broadway. These properties have been
res emily improved with two six story eie-
vator apartments.
Frederick Zittel & Sons have secured for
Paterno Brothers, from the same com
pany. a loan of 500. coo covering premises
at the southeast corner of Riverside Drive
and 116th street. Paterno Brothers nave
just improved the opposite corner with
similar high class fireproof APARTMENT.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-31
CUBS DEFEAT PHILLIES
Chicago Uses -Four Substitute
Players, but Wins.

chicago, Aug. 30,-With four substitutes
on the field. Chicago to-day won the final
game with Philadelphia by q score of 3 to l.
Stack, after holding Brown even on the
mound for seven innings, weakened in the
two hits and two passes counting
for three runs. The victory coupled with
the third straight defeat of PittsbiIrg prac-
tically clinches the National League pen
nant for Chances team
The score follows
New-York tribune., 1910-08-31
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee.
AUGUST 80

AUGUST 80.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 110a and Ill, north
store: Nathilda Basselman Vincent & Pas
quale Bendetti yrs from July !, 1910: 81. 200
and 81 320: address, 24I West 125th st.
CROSBY ST. -. store: Aiessandro Delli Paoli
to Antonio RicCardone: yrs from June l. 1910:
$500 address. 30 Crosby ST.
I'D AVE 1877: John Pamiere to Jacob lich-
tenstein: 8 yrs from Sept !. 1910; $1,6S0-
SAME PROPERTY: parlor floor and base
ment: Jacob Lichtenstein to Isaac Turetzky;
yrs from Sept l. 1910; ss16: address. 1o3 At
torney St
9TH AVE 631 store: Solomon MAY 70 VIII
lam Mcdonald l W mos from July -. 1910:
s. 900: address 63I 9th
1lTH AVE: 1870. 5. p. sxI5: Clement
Moore TO Francis ! McCooey; 81 yrs from May
l. 1910 u yrs renewal. taxes and Sl,1Oo: ad-
dress 8s Vesey ST.
10TH ST II q 8 16. Sx9i.1I. lot; katharine 7
Mnore 10 Emma VI Coles and Jennie and Carrie
l. cunning: 81 yrs from May l. 1910. taxes. $500
to $500: address. Wall st.
INST ST e47 and 249 East. sty bldg; Gu
senna Fusco 20 Simon Buttner and ano: yrs
from completion Of bldg. $4,000, address, aoS
"a
New-York tribune., 1910-08-31
THE PAENix BUILDING SOLD.

The Phenx Building. an eight story office
structure al No. Is to % Court street.
Erooklyn facing the Borough Hall was
sold yesterday for consideration reported
tn approximate $50 600 by Venette F. Pei
letreau and ex-senator Charles Cooper to
Bernard Naumberg, of the law firm OF
Iiebmann. Naumberg & Tanner The real
ty carries a mort gage of s375.0o0 and was
ACQUIRED by the sellers about two years
ago from the Fhenix Insurance Company.
Mr. Naumberg would not discuss the pur-
chase neyond saving II was for investment
New-York tribune., 1910-08-31
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
IVith name and address OF purchaser
MANHATTAN.
aI-ETrS1' 80

BROADWAY West End ave, Riverside
Drive Ieing old lines closed between 91st
and n4:h sts and between broadway and RiV-
crsda ave and adjoining lands of parties
ond part: Ezra - Mcdowell ct al to Arthur
! ,oii II al: q g, Aug ~: twenty five deeds;
sion. address 500 West 1oath st.
CHRISTOPHER ST t6. . sty brk, IS Rx21y
trrer. Henry J Heidenis, eXr, TO Alexander u
porke tmtg So oOnb; July 10: SlI.6nh
SAME PROPERTY: Alexander J Rorke 10
Henry ] Heidenis. c a & July Is. 81. address
34S West hSth ST,
SAME PROPERTY; chester \ Lur to
Henry Hcid>nis. and = all liens tmtE
So. Aug l6 81. address. 3+s West 55ih
CHEkRl ST 81. sly hrk u Txs3 TX
lrreg, .Maty Jackson 20 Catharine and Ma
filda Jackson tmtg $4,000 july IA. 81 nd
dreas 81 Cherry 81.
IENnx AVE - .ty hrk 37 G,ioo fore
rlnsl!re ApriI 3f ialn. Herman Joseph. ref
cree to Henry II jackson, April -c. STI 900.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-31
THEATRE FOR MISSION WORK.

The Rescue Society Doyers Street Mid
night Mission. located for eighteen years at
Nos * and Il Dovers street. has leased
the Chinese Theatre near by. and after
altera tions will occupy the building for re
ligious and educational purposes
New-York tribune., 1910-08-31
ATHLETICS TROUNCE TIGERS
Coombs Is Invincible and Holds
Detroit TO One Run.

Phtadelnhis. aug. 3o.-PhiadeIphia easily
beat Detroit TO-DAY hy A score Of : 10 |.
The home team hit Summers's delivery
herd. while Coonbs was effective Jack
Sheridan. chief Of staff Of the American
leagues umpirev. oficiated on the bases in
nc absence of EEan. The latter Was as
signed to the series here but has failed to
report.
1s s,r-a raTl-p-c
New-York tribune., 1910-08-31
TORONTO. IS; PROVIDENCE, E.

A. Toronto r II. Z
Toronto % ] o > o-i5 Il
Providence q . o u ! 2-6 10 .
BattfTi' $ Rudolph Mc'5inlev ana Nande-
srih ~iinc. Fclev. pickenshtre and Fitzgerald.
Lm.iics-H Ha!li.an ami heliy.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-31
MONTREAL, 5; BALTIMORE. 2.

Al Montreal x. II. f
Montreal II = u y-h 10
Baltimore q q u u %
Rattsries-keefe. Maronev ana Hardy. Adkins
and Byers Impires- Murray and Byron
New-York tribune., 1910-08-31
Baseball Fiebf
in Three Leagues

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAME TO-DAY.
New York at Pittsburg.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York. s: Pittsburg. ..
ST. Louis. II; Brooklyn. 2.
Chicago. 3: Philadelphia. 1.
Cincinnati. O.: Boston. 2.
Cincinnati, 2: Boston. 1.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
". w.L-P.C.f W-L.P.C
Pittsburg 50 IS 500 st. Louis. 4s Il .404
New York. S. AZ .5s3 Brooklyn. ~ az .319
Cincinnati so 50 .5o4 BOSTON 43 7s .3oS
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Cleveland at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Washington.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York. 4; Cleveland. I.
Cleveland. 5: New York. o.
Philadelphia :: Detroit, [.
Boston, 4: Chicago. O.
ST Louis. :: Washington. o.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING;
Phila - So SO s95 Wasbing'n IS 6. .45i
Boston - 4s 900 Cleveland 81 6S .429
SewYork ss 81 .5.2 Chicago. 45 II 1888
Detroit 66 81 $50 ST. Louis SO 81 1908
tIAMES to-DA1
Newark at Buffalo.
Jersey City at Rochester.
Providence at Toronto.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
jersey City. ): Rochester. I.
Newark. I Buffalo. L.
Montreal. ;: Baltimore. >.
Toronto. Is: Providence, 6.
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING
w l.. PC w. l.. PC.
Rochester s3 10 500 Buffalo So Ga 4.5
Newark as So $50 Montreal Sc 81 455
Toronto. 65 So .52S Providence So IL .421
Baltimore. sc 63 .5I2 Jersey City 53 a. All
New-York tribune., 1910-08-31
JERSEY CITY, 5; ROCHESTER,.

Rochester, Aug. 30.-Rube kissnger. the
SSeeter twirler. puzzle to the cham
pions in an Interesting game here to-day
the visitors winning 10y a score of . TO l.
* issinger allowed three scattered hits, two
OF which came IN the opening inning.
which, coupled with an error by Butler, re-
suited in run.
Ed La1tte who Will join the Yankees
in the fall, on the firing line for the
Broncos and hit safely seven times.
Three errors also assisted the Jersey City
team
New-York tribune., 1910-08-31
r. The score follows
FrT7.spEI,TffA
TOTALS i5271o1' Totals. >:

collins out. Eit by batred ball sBatted for
Summers in eighth inning.
Philadelphia ..-.-.--" = X
Detroit ..--------.-.U @ - % % . II
Iiits-oN Summers. II in : innings: IF WORKS
r"ne IN inniDE- Iwo-base hits -Oidring. col
iIuE. Three aSe lit Baker Sacrifice hit
Barn Double psys-Iapp and Collins. Oldring
and c"liirs l"ft cR hases-p Detroit. q: Pha
delpnis, :. First base er-lr- Detroit. /
Struck BY summers. .. hv Co0ulBs :,
stolen bsse-Coitb Bases oH nails-O4 sum
lueTs. J af Foowlls. - Wild pi'ch-Summers.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-31
PHILADELPHIA.

hit-Beaumont. Double plays-Zimmerrnan to
Eyers 10 Archer 90. Bransfeld Dooisn 70
hnahe. Grant knabe to Branshed Left on
bsses-Chi-ago. s, Phla delphia ; First base
on halls-OH Brown. ,; of Stack I. First base
on errors hicago. !. Struck out-Rv Brown
Z. by Stack 5. Passed baII-Jacktsch Wild
pitch-StaCk. Time-1:3o. Jmpires-Rigier and
Elnslie.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-31
CINCINNATI WINS TWO GAMES

cincinnati. Aug. 51-Cncinnati won two
games from Boston to-day by scores of 6
10 and > to /. Gaspar was hit on the
wrist of his pitching arm in TIE eighth inn
ing of the first game and had to retire
He will not be able to work again for two
weeks.
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-08-31
BUFFALO.
NEW ARK.

rBatted for Waddell in seventh inning. fRat-
TED for AglAr in ninth inning. 1Eatted for No
winkle in ninth inning.
Newark ..........O 0 o o "a
Buffalo ...-.-..-.-...b II " o-i
Two base hit-Mc cAIlister. Three-base hit
Smith. Sacrifice hits-Waddell. Lee Eowinkle.
Stolen hases-Henline. Kelly. Schirm. First
base on errors-NeWark . Struck out-By Wed
DELL =: by tleary. /: by Nowinkle. l. First
base on bas-Of Wadde1l. :: off Cleary. 2: off
Nowinkle. /. Double plays-Aser and Schlafy.
Eenline. Smith and Pattee. Hit by pitched ball
BY Vowinkle, . Wild pitches-Cleary', Parkns.
Balk-Cleary. Passed ball-Williame. Hits-Off
WaddelI, in innings: off Parkins, / in ] 3
inning Left bases Newark. :. Buffalo S.
Unapircs-Finneran and Stafford
New-York tribune., 1910-08-31

.Batted for Scott in ninth inning
Boston ......--..-. n % ~ q u
cilica % ..--.--..-.--- % q u q q %
Two base hits-Hooper. Speaker, Engle Three
base hlt-Collns. Home Lewis. Sacrifice
hit-HlocA Double play-Scott and TannehlI
Left on bases-Fhicago, !; Boston, g First base
.n hslis-Of Scntt. : Struck out--Ey Scott 3:
b. Collins I. Passed bar-Rlock. Time-l d
l.l.-. .-es-I I'er..ae eat D.aneen.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-31
SECOND GAME.
Totals. 49, - Is q Totals $50 n

'FSatf@I <or n 8Ehes in the eleventh inning.
.fve and ..---o q q % a a - q -
n" N"ra---.-n +" ~ a q - q a q 90
a 7ril,e hitS-Ausrin. I.aporto stolen base
lsfne. l-oft on l4ases-' Gland , New YorL,
: flrSf base ON erTor-t ieEoland l. struck OUT
IsS hale-. 8. hg Hughes. = Bases on halls
'fh IA er. =. of Hughes l. Time . I'm
lEcs-t-Ezn and O-Ie1uGhIn.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-31
BOSTON, 4: CHICAGO. 0.

Boston. Aug. 30-Chicago made but one
hit off Raw Collins to-day, and Boston won
its eighth straight game by score OF
to o The Red Sox pitchers three base hit
practically won his game
New-York tribune., 1910-08-31
ST. LOUIS, 4; WASHINGTON {

Washington. Aug 30.-Pclty pitched gilt
.oged ball to-day. St Louis shutting out
Washington 10y 4 score OF I to 9. Groom
was Wild and ineffective, giving way 10
Otey who did better. Three fast double
plays by the visitors kept the Senators from
scoring.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-31
he score follows

"o-hssN hITs-Evans. ?. Wheat Three-hase
hits-oakes. 2 Ellis. NcFIveen Home r1n-
Dsubert- Sacrifice hit Hauser. Passed bs ais
LTD. 6 Bases on haIIs-of Barger. 6 off
sau. J. Hits-Of Barger in ; innings. off
5esssu. Ia in 4 Left on hases-st. Louis. 4:
Brnoklyn, e Time-1.30. Un1pires-Brennan and
New-York tribune., 1910-08-31
he score follows

VI'-hes@ hlfs- Iu-ro-- Daniels Three base
tit-Ford- Sacrifice f7v-C77aee stolen bases
turner. knight Left on bases-Cleveland. 2
HSW York. : First base on errors-Neu York
Double pia1--kntsht and Chase. struck out
Bv Young : b> Ford u Bases on halls
on Ford. :, "f Young l. Wild ritches-Young
= Passed hsiI-SV-eenes. Tin1e-I-ST
New-York tribune., 1910-08-31
FIRST GAME


Totals 50 6 10 p : o Totals 3 . "A 8
Cincinnati ......-.--0 2 o q o. o Ks
Boston ..--...-----...n o %
TWo-base hits -Hoblitzell. Rariden Clarke.
Three-base hits-Sv eerey. Rsriden, Mitchell.
HTts-Of Gaspar. in s innings: off Sugss
in inning Sacrifice hits-Clarke sharpe. Lo-
bert. stolen bases-Su eeney. Miller. f.obert.
Double plays-Shean and sharpe; Paskert and
HobIitzeII. Left bases Boston. 6: Cincinnati.
=. Bases on bails-Of Froca, !: off Gaspar. l.
Struck out BY Frocl.. !; b. Ciaspar. 3, by Suggs.
- Time-1:4S
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Two-hase hits-Campbeli, Flynn. Iibson'
Three-base hits-Leach. Deyore. Sacrihce hits
Sno5erass Keeler. Sacrifice fy-Mathewson
stolen base-Campbell. Bases on balls-Of
Adams l. off MatheTson. l. Struck out-By
ADAMS <. by Mathewson &. First base on
errors-None Left on hases-Pittsburg. s. New
York &. Time-1:45. Umpres-klen and Kane
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The score follows
f-Fs.~
Totals. 57277l Totals % i p 10 3

.Batte ed for I.afjte in ninth inning. 4Batted
for MoeiIer in ninth inning. !Batted for Batch
IN ninth inning
Jersey City..........3 q q q o o Is
Rochester ....-......1 o o o o-1
Two-base hit-Abstein. Sacrifice hits-Han-
ford, Hannifan. stolen bases Abstein, Denim
ger, johnson. MoelIcr. TooIey. First base
errors-J"rscy civ, =. struck BY Kissin-
ger. = by I.afitte. &. First base halls-Off
Iahtte. = Double plays -AIperman. Butler and
Suencer: OsbO ne and Spencer. Hit by pitched
Ia PV Iafltte | Left bases-JerseV Citv
4: Rochester / Umpires-Hurst and Boyle
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The score follow


Hits-En Groom IN innings Sacrifice hits
stone Newman stolen base -Truesdsle Ne--
-. Double pis ys-HsTtzeil Trues1sie ard
Ne-reFn Wallace TTlIesl1lf ana Nep,Ds
Tr1lesdele Wallace end Newman Left bases
Washington. 2 s.. Louis Il. First hase on
s.r1cE out-P,- Groom. h. ore-. .. hy pe1fz-
"t-1 pitrh--ffev- Tins 81 F-n~-ires-
- --.< 1ne goli.,sP
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SECOND CAME

cincinnati ........... - q q q = o x-2
Boston -.-------.----n a q o o o ] o-l
Two-base hits-Shsrpe. Paskert. Beck. Three
base hits -Shean. Collins Sacrifice hits-CIarka,
EEan. Mitchell stolen bases HOblitzeli %,
Plskert- Double Ilay-Lobert Egan to Hob
itzell. Left on bases Bostun. 2. cincinnati 1
Bases bails-on SUggs !! Struck out-Ry
Sucgs. ]. 1Ime-l:23- Tn2pircs-Eason and
Inl llslOne.
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hQ' EpTCT AVE. : 1922 q ~ 1884
-, 81 I-6A96IA !-reg M. Aug %. yrs, a.
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ne score follows
BOSTON
CHICAGO.
Rattsd Tor Scott in ninth inning

Totals .8o4a 81 50. Totals 27OI2 20 u
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Totals 50 ) 10 81 % o. Totals. 50 , II - II

-Batted for Meyers in ninth inning. TBatted
for Adams in ninth inning.
New York k...........o Q p
Pittsburg ....-------1 u l ~ y -