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New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
Beat Washington Easily, with
Warhop at His Best.
CHASE MAKES FOUR HITS
Austin Also Helps Along with
Three, Including Double
and a Triple.

Washington, Sept. 8-With JACK Warhop
pitching one of the best games he has
twirIed this season. the New York Anleri-
cans soundly waIIoped Washington by 4
score Of 10 > in the second game of the
series TO-DAY. The victory. coupled with
the defeat Of the Red Sox at the hands of
the Athletics, tied New York and Boston
for second place. The Yankees had 4 field
day with the stick. pounding Walker and
Reisling. the two Washington pitchers. for
q total of thirteen hits while Warhop al
lowed the home nine only five
The diminutive Yankee pitcher, aided oy
brilliant support kept the Senators guess
ing for most of the game CIessler's single
in the seventh inning was the only hit
credited to the home nine in the first eight
innings It took some fast playing by
WOlter and Chase TO hold the Senators in
check. but they were never dangerous after
the Yankees had taken lead of five runs
in the first two innings.
Errors by Chase and Cree gave BeCken-
dorf and ReisIing chance At the opening
Of the sixth. but no runs resulted. The
Senators finally touched Warhop up for
three hits in the ninth and scored two
runs. but by this time the Yankees had
scored eight, and the little twirler could
afford TO take things easy.
Hal Chase was credited with four singles
out of four times al bat. but Jimmy An ,ttn,
with 4 triple a double and a single in
four times up pressed Hal closely Tor the
batting honors of the dav Harry Wolte~
and even Warhop were not found wanting
when timely hits were needed.
The Yankees gave Walker 4 hot recep-
ton in the first inning Wolter walked
Chase singled. Knight singled and Gard
ner was hit ny a pitched ball. Hits by
Cree and Austin followed. and three runs
were tailed. After Warhop had singled
Wolter slammed out a two-bagger and
Chase singled, scoring two more runs in
the second. Walker retired in favor of
Reisling The Yankees kept up rapid
fire. but it was not until the eighth inn
ing that they were able TO score again
The Senator's tailed their two runs in the
last half of the ninth Singles by Gessler.
Mcbride and E,lberfeld flied the bases
Unglaub forced Elberfeld, Knight TO Gard
ner. Gessler scoring. while LeIivelt, bat
ting for Beckendorf. was out, Gardner to
Chase. Mcbride scoring.
The score follows.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
PLAY A PRACTICE GAME
Poloists Preparing for Contests
at Meadow Brook Club.

Westbury. Long Island. Sept S-Men1bers
Of the Long Island colony this evening had
their first chance TO see some of the rner11-
bers Of the English polo team in action.
practice game being played A good sized
crowd gathered at Phtpps Field TO see the
contest The first OF the regular games VII
De played on Saturday at the Meadow
Brook Club between the Ranelazh and
Meadow Brook tours.
The lineup this afternoon on Pnic-s
Field was divided between the Whites ard
Reds The former Won the game by a score
OF TO goals
J. G. Cowdin. J E Cowdin. L Wate-5y-v
D Milburn and R Collier played with the
Whites, while Lord RockSavage Francis
Grenfen. F. A. Gill. H G Phipps and How
ard Phfpps represented the Reds.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
More Players 6Z>eeded Ouf
Yale. Harvard and Princeton Players Hold Places
for Lawn Tennis Title

in the doubles AT the hands Of Sweetser
and X. Frasier Campbell. the Harvard
pair. who proved better stayers, despite the
fact that Sweetser was tired from two
previous matches. The summary follows;
Singles third round)-R A. Holden. Yale
beat 9. c. Thomas. tr.. Princeton. 6-3: e..
SIS; :. Raleigh. Princeton. beat H Evans.
Pennsylvania, S-3. s.. 6-3. A H Sweetser.
Harvard. beat D Mathev. Princeton. 81 as
81 81; 2. y Dell, Princeton. beat J. Cote,
Yale, Is. 81. Sc, S-5-
Doubles first roundl-R- ETans. tr-. and :.
Goodhus. Yale. beat Il Nicksrson ard C. ;
cutting. Harvard 1f-o. 81, 4. H 5veetser
and ". Frasier Campbell, Harvard. beat J g
Hoagland and R 3. NCCfave. Cornell. 81 s.
Second round-ti- e Thomas ana s Raleigh.
Princeton beat II. Evans and r 2. JaTison.
Pennsylvania. s. 6-4; r. Evans. jr-. and F
Goodhue. Yale, beat !. Couger and :. l. Cobo,
Williams s. IS. A n. SWeeJser and "
Frasier Campbell. Harvard. beat r Gates and
r. A Holden. Yale "a. 6-4. s.. D &athey
and 3 y Dell, Princeton. beat 1. D Thaysr
and z Thaysr. Pennsylvania S.. S-2
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
DOCTOR B. WINS HANDICAP TRoT

Nyack. y. 7, Sept s-The Nyack Handi-
cap. for a purse of 1000, was the feature
OF the racing programme al the Orange
burg fair this afternoon. II was won by
Doctor b. owned by J. 5. Bristol. or New
York City. in 3:g7i2-
The distance was one and one-halr miles
and the winners handicap was two hun
dred feet Delrna Gregor, owned by Mrs
W II. Nelson. of Mount kisco. was sec
ond. Tony b. the property of J. n. Phil
lips OF Brooklyn. was third and Katie
Gay fourth
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
GOLF STARS ON THE WAY
Sawyer May Be Handicapped by
Trouble with His Ewes.

Chicago. Sept S.-H Chandler Egan of
FsxmoCr. Albert SeCkel. OF Riverside and
u E Sawyer Of Wheaton. left yesterday
for Boston to compete in the national
amateur golf championship tournament
The decision of Sawyer to go was made at
the eleventh hour He has been suffering
from eye trouble and was disguised behind
a pair of blue goggles
The former Western champion consulted
an oculist before leaving. and was told he
might practice one or two days before the
tournament if his eyes do not get any
worse.
Robert A Gardner the national cham
pion. left early to-day, and Paul Hunter is
the Western champion. who is now in Brit
ish Columbia on business did not send in
his entry.
Boston. Sept. S.-The vanguard of the
ever started in an amateur championship
In this country has arrived on the un-
bunkered but well trapped course Of the
Country Club. over which the title event
of the year Will be fought out next week.
Among those who practised to-day were
Writ L. Thompson. the Philadelphia cham
pion: " G. FOwnes If. OF Pittsburg; John
NJ Ward. of New York. the old ball player.
and 5 .. Bowers. of Bridgeport. The Chi
cago contingent, including Robert A Gard
ner. the national title holder are expected
late to-day and will be playing by to-
morrow.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
ANOTHER GOLF TITLE UP
Six Colleges Have Entered for
Team Championship

Word has been received that six col
Ieges have been entered for the team cham
pionship OF the Intercollegiate Golf Asso-
citation They are Pennsylvania Dart
mouth. Williams Yale. Princeton and Har-
ward This tournament, which is scheduled
TO start at the Essex County club Man
chester. Mass. on September 10 will for
the FIRST three days be devoted exclusively
TO team matches Thereafter the indi-
viduals will have their innings
The championship OF the Westbrook Golf
Club has been won by Mckim Hollins.
Conditions called for thirty-six holes OF
medal play, and the golfer in question re-
turned rounds OF IS. 80 IS. SO for a total OF
ia Harry Hollins. elder brother or the
winner. got second, with 80. II. ~ 37-l57.
while Robert c. Watson came next with
d total OF 100. His rounds were i3, 10, 49, ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09

Philadelphia. Sept. s.-Players represent
ing Yale. Harvard and Princeton we're the
survivors in 10th singles and doubles to-
day in the continuation of the intercolle-
giate championship lawn tennis tournament
on the courts of the Merton Cricket Club.
In both fixtures the semi-1nal round was
reached
The feature of the day was the victory of
i. H Sweetser. of Harvard. over Deane
Mathey. of Princeton. Sweetser's severe
service and clever passing strokes proved
effective against the Princeton man. who
after balancing sets at all was beaten
81. 2-6 81, s.
Sweetser will meet Dell. Of Princeton. in
the seri-finaI round tomorrow, while r A
Holden, of Yale. will face 5. Raleigh of
Princeton.
Holden ard F. Gates. of Yale. met defeat
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
DETROIT BEATEN AGAIN
Harkness Goes to the Rescue of
Cleveland in Ninth.

Cleveland Sept. 8.-Cleveland again de
feared Detroit to-day. the score being
10 kaler shut out the Tigers until the
eighth. when he weakened. Harkness re
Heved him with men on third and second
and one out in the ninth, and retired Craw-
ford and O'Leary on fly balls. Cleveland
punched its hits off Works. The score fol-
lows
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
ERRORS COSTLY TO BOSTON
Athletics Pull Out Victory by
Margin of One Run.

Foston. Sept. N-Errors at critical points
again proved costly TO the Boston Red Sox
TO-DAY. and Philadelphia pulled out vic
tory 10y a score Of to .
I1rause returned 10 the game after a long
absence and pitched well, although ne was
batted hard al times. Thomas nrenched
his back slightly and had to retire. The
score follows
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
CUBS CLEAN UP THE REDS
Win Last Game Of Series by
Hard. Timely Hitting.

Chicago. Sept S.-The Chicago Cubs made
a clean sweep Of the Cincinnati series by
winning the final game with GrifFtl's team
TO-DAY by d score OF s 10 :. Reulbach was
invincible save in the second and sixth
innings. Rowan was Knocked OF the sla b
IN the first round. and Benton. his success
sor. was hammered hard The score fol
r1V
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
GENERAL \. RACES HOME
Wins Rich Trotting Stakes in
Straight Heats.
GAMAR GETS SECOND MONEY
Binvolo, After Good Fight in
the First Heat, Fails to
Come Back

Hartford Conn. Sept. s.-Spirited horse
racing. sensational aeroplane fights and
other lesser attractions made Governors $
Day at the Connecticut State Fair the big
gest and best Of the week The blue ribbon
fixture of the Grand Circuit races. the
$4,000 Charter Oak Stakes. for 2:09 troJters,
was rather one-sided. General H, driven by
q. Haag. winning all three heats. Each
heat was a race. and the winners share of
the purse was $500
There were eleven starters, but only eight
survived the first heat. Aquin and Silence
we're distanced, while Grey Gem was with
drawn, as the gelding was sick. BinvOlo
forced General H out in the first heat
with Gamar good third
In the second heat Camar which earlier
in the day was picked to win made
brave fight in the stretch, but General H
had too much in reserve. and with slight
urging swept under the wire leading by
half length
In the third and final heat General H
led all the way, MS only serious competitor
at the finish being Soprano. It was fine
race throughout. although there was little
doubt of thu outcome after the first heat
The purse was divided as follows: General
H, $500: Gamar. s1.5N1: Alice Roosevelt
$1.2o0; Soprano and BinvoIo, $3.50 each. and
Teasel, f3o0. The track record of 2:U4&4.
held by Hamburg Belle was rot in danger
at any time. The best time was 2.0S.
All Of the four races on the card were
won in straight heats. The go trot went
to Captain Cute easily; the 2.11 was taken
by StartIe without much trouble. while
Earl, Jr.. won the 2:05 pace.
The last named furnished one of the most
exciting finishes of the afternoon, the four
starters being almost abreast as they came
under the wire in the rrst heat
The Harvester will start in the free-for-
all trot tomorrow, while UhIan will at
tempt to break the track record driven to
wagon.
The summaries follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
NAUTILUS BOAT CLUB REGATTA

Arrangements have been completed for
the twenty-nlnth annual regatta Of the Nau-
titus Boat Club, tomorrow a programme
OF eleven races will be roWed over the club
course. on Gravesend Bay. the start being
directly in front OF the clubhouse ar Bay
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09

Ran for Thomas tE afth inning
Philadelphia -.-- o % Ia
Boston "a - % I q %
Two-base hits-Speaker Lewis l21 Thomas
Sacrifice fy-Stdhl Sacrifice hits-Krause
%. Davis. Lord stolen base-Wagner.
Double pav-Coliins. Barry and Davis Left
on uRses- Philadelphia. 10. Boston. : First
base hails-OT KarEer. !, on Krause >
Struck out-By kargsr. 3. b~ Krause 10
Wild pItrh-kraus"- Time rs. UYnpires-
Pcrrine and Dlneen.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
Totals. 81 10 p 81. Totals. IS Il "A 16 ;

-Batred for Works in ninth inning. tran for
S1snaEe IN ninth inning
Detroit .----...-.-.- . o q o 3 IA
TVo-base hit Iaioie Three base hits -
Granez Birmingham. Sacrifice hit - Turner
Stolen bases I-aioe. Turner. crawford. D
Jones Double pIav-Graney 10 Laioie Hits
rf kaler - III SI= innings First base
balls-Of kaler > off Works . Struck out
By Kaler. ;. nv Works ,. First base on errors
-Cleveland. L Detroit. l Left on bases
Cleveland. :. Detroit n Time ! SO. Jmpires
-OLoughn and EEan
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
The score follows

Fits-Of Moore in innings. of Cup.
none II inning Two-base hIJs-Niasee, Bates.
DaOlau- Thrce-base hits - DaubsrC. Bates
Doolan- Sacrifice hits-hnabe. Bates Sacrifice
fE-Tirus. stolen hases-Daubert. Bates Brans-
7eld- Struck our-Bv Bell. /. by Moore. 2. Left
/ OF bases BROOKLYN 6. Philadelphia : First
&. base on bsls-Off Bell 3. Of Moore, l. First
. base on @rrurz-Brookvr. I. Philadelphia. ,
Passed haI-PerEen- Time-f.45- Umpires-
f ~ Tra- nd Brennan
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
ROCHESTER WINS TWO GAMES

At Rochester-Ft First game r II f
Ro, hester ...-- = X y
Montreal - o o 0-S >
Batteries Manning Holmes and Blair, Rurch-
ell and hrichell
Second game. X n +
Rochester ...... J - ~ = ! 20 :
Montreal y q o u : :
Ratreries-Hoimes and Blair. Wigs Duhec
and curtis Umpires-Murray and stafford
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
WHITE soX WIN AND LOSE.

s.. LOUIS. Sept. S.-Sr. Louis and Chicago
broke even in to-day's double header. Chi
Cago won the first game by a score Of 70
@. and lost the second by q score of = to 4.
OIr7rtead allowed only one hit in the first
game. The scores follow
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
NO WIND FOR SENDER TRIALS

Marion Mass Sept Sowing to the H.
eence of wind no attempt was made to-
dav 10 start the sender Yachts in a race
in the German-AmerICan elimination trials.
II conditions improve the committee viii
try 10 run OF two races tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
HARMON BALKS PIRATES
Pitches Well Enough TO Give St
Louis a Victory.

1.---Hr--z sent. S-Sf- Louis won p game
-~ T--rrrrz Csr -ie first rjme this season
r.--r-- mainly through rHe good pitching
r. Harmon
F..r. . Jersey city re~~-.. pitched for
I---r- ana mad gou4 lwuressiou-
= -..nra -af fr..---
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
NEW YORK
Totals. 81 = : - 10 s

Two-hase hlrS-Wolter. Austin ThTee-hase
hir-Austin. Hits-OF u aIker. = in ID in
ninEs, off Reisling. s IN p innings Sacrifice
hit-C7lase. stolen hases-knight. cree. Double
-E1berfeid. TnElauh and Mcbride. Left
bases Washington. =: New York. ! Bases on
halls-Of Walker. I: of Warhop. =. First base
on errors-W ashingtCn =, New York ?. Hit by
TirCher-Ca-dI er hv Walker. Struck out-T2y
Walker. ]. by Reisling :. by Warhop. :. Time
Il % Tmpires- -CollifOwer and Connolly.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09

Baseball Fighf
IN Three Leagues

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Boston at New York
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
RESULTS OE GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York. I; Boston. called.
Philadelphia. 8: Brooklyn, l.
Chicago. 3: Cincinnati ;.
st. Louis. &: Pittsburs. 2
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING
WL.PCI w. L. PC.
Chicago 81 3s .Ss9 Cincinnati 81 81 -4e6
Pittsburg 80 so 500 Brooklyn - as 1875
New York 20 - .574 St. Louis IS as -3a2
Phila 81 81 $40 Boston ~ 81 -344
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TODAY
New York at Washington.
Detroit az Cleveland.
Chicago at St Louis
Philadelphia ar Boston
RFSTLTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
New Work 3: Washington. .
Philadelphia, 8; Boston. >.
Cleveland :: Detroit. f.
Chicago. 1: st. Louis. q.
st. Louis. s; Chicago. !.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING
Phila . 81 40 .ss5 Washing'n 80 Il .454
New York 81 So SO Cleveland 56 20 .444
Boston. 3 53 .579 Chicago 40 IS 500
Detroit - IS 562 St Louis SO IS 500
EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Providence at Jersey City.
Toronto at Buffalo
Montreal at Rochester.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
Rochester, +: Montreal. 3
Rochester. 6: Montreal. ,.
Toronto. Q Buffalo, l.
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
W L. PC. ". l.. PC.
Rochester 30 53 SOC Buffalo 90. IS Sc .iS9
Newark % 81 -5SI Montreal 50 y .t5l
Toronto 50 So 526 Provid nee - IS .429
Baltimore Il 60 -:522 Jersey Cit 80 81 .405
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS

Springneld / New Haven, 3.
New Britain. g. Hoiyoke. .
New Britain. 13 Hoiyoke. J.
Bridgeport. p Waterbury /
Hartford. 4 Northampton .
Hartford. ,. Northampton !
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
sErnNL GANE
Totals al45 y l0 .
.or Tr-nrG IL nln.h inning

-BatteI for Fr-nrh 81 ninth inning
81 Louis -...-. O. " " Ks
t-l,irasg ~ . - - o.
Three base hlt-StonE. Saeritice nits-Ncv
nam Zeider Sasnffce fy--Grlggs. stolen bases
-Zeidef s, ei<er Hir by piIcheT-Bv Criss.
& Rases - [lls-Or Bailey. / of Crss .
ri :. or %. struck oLI-Br Bailey. 3 Ay 'ri~s-
r- Young Pos Scott .. Hlts-0r BaiIe-
~ g innings. on rrl=s- . in innings. m
yo15ra. = N 3 - innings. or scott. J IN ! 3
innings Iefr ou bases-Sc- Louis. } Chicago.
q Tfu=-I %. TmDlre-Erans
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
ore f..-.u


9-w@ ralea o- a.aa-nr II darkness
go York 20 % % q o.
ION o. % 90 90 - n-1
.Eg-oa-@ e.--L~-.o .o T.Hr=s-.ase rfrs-E2ee lzer.
-a"-l-r- ---F E-=-. L-rr- ua-sS--
N-E T..E. First base on n~T0rS-
#---. g. Sew York 4 struck BY WiIrse
E-nR0 q Bases ar aaIiz-Df Brown. 4.
-7s Tame a. freS-hEom and
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION RESULTS

Columbus 6 Louisville, q
Columbus . Louisville.
Indianapolis. s Toledo. 3
Milwaukee, 2 81. Paul
kansas CRY. 6. Mnnea polls. 3
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
TORONTO. 9; BUFFALO. /.

A. BufTaio-- X n y
Toronto q o % 10
Buffalo ...-.- % Il - % u n ~
Ratteries-McGtnley and Tornenaan. Merritt
ard Williams. Umpirss-Byroa ard Boyle
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
SMITH OUTPOINTS SIEGER
Burke Knocked Out by klberts
in Six Round Bout.

Young Sammy" Smith. the Philadelphia
lightweight, marked his first appearance
in a local ring by cieverly outpointing Joe
Sieger. Of Denver. in a slow ten-round bout
al the Long Acre Athletic Club last night
Jack Dorman. the Bronx lightweight. who
was to have met Smith. developed an at
tack Of chills and failed to put in an ap-
pearance. 50 Sieger took the engagement
a a moments notice.
Smith had little or no trouble with Sieger,
who seemed to stall and wrestle in order
TO last the ten rounds. The latter did little
or no leading. and when at close quarters
Clfnched and held on continually With A
more aggressive opponent Smith will doubt
less show to better advantage He is a
game boy willing but rather awkward
He has hard punch and is a free. straight
hitter. He pufTed Sieger's left eye in the
first round and battered him around the
ring during the entire bout
In the best bout of the night kid" Al
berts knocked out Joe Burke in the fifth
round of what was scheduled TO be six
round bout. Burke had the better of the
early rounds. and seemed to be in a fair
way of winning when Alberts caught him
with a hard left and right swing on the
jaw. and Burke crashed to the mat and
was unable to rise
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09

The official oue-rniIe American track rec
ord Is still held by Ralph De Palma not
withstanding the recent mark OF "a -
made by Oldfeld AZ the Brighton Beach
track on September 3 5 VI Butler chair
man Of the contest board Of the American
Automobile Association. confirms this il,
the following communication TO the Fat
Automobile Company
Replying 10 your letter Of September :,
the one-n1ile American track record Official
" accepted and allowed by the contest
board OF the American Autou7obua Asso-
citation is 80 40 seconds. made BY Ralph De
Palma in a Fiat car AT the HamIina track.
ST Paul, on September Il. 1873
A recent change in the personnel OF the
automobile trade Of this city has tust been
made known ny an announcement from the
Carhartt Automobile Sales Company. OF
the Plaza Hotel. thai Walter r. Lee secre-
tary and general manager Of the New York
Automobile Trade Association. has been
secured 70 serve as assistant general man
ager Of that company. Mr.. Lees new du-
ties will involve the retail sales manage
ment OF the New York branch. which has
beer rapidly expanding since = inausIra-
tion last June
Mr. Lee Is better known q the trads
through his connection with association
work in which he has baen a pror1insnt
factor His tenure of Office in the rrads
association has covered period OF three
or four years, while at the same time he
vas acting as general manager Of the In
porters Automobile Salon. the Official trade
body Of the automobile importers II
America
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

Scranton, 3. Troy.
Elmira. ., Syracuse. o.
Srracflse. g Elmira- a.
FiIkes-BarTe. 4, Albany. 8
Utica Binghamton. @
BinEhamton, /; Utica, g.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
FIRST CANE

ChiraE0 --.....--.-..d " ~
ST. Louis -----.. 80 " " " V-o
-s.~17re h1rs-,- -orrlCou. TrUesGaIe. collins
Double uIa,.-Sterhen and Corridor Stolen base
-Zelaor. Bases balls-Of Lake 3 on DIM
e T,efr On ba~es-,-hicago ., 81. Louis. :. Time
=. LmpIse-E@ans.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09

All responsibility for the promotion Of
the Labor Day automobile races a. the
Brighton Beach track has been Vigorously
disclainsd by the Motor Racing Associa-
ton A B Cordner. chairman OF the race
committee, has issued the following state
meut-
7 am led 20 the belief that the public
was of the opinion that the Motor Racing
Association was responsible fer the auto
mobile meet held at the Brighton Beach
track on Labor Day. 7 do not know
whether the promoters % that affair were
responsible for this impression The Motor
Racing Association mas simply leased the
track from time TO time, and does not own
II or control it No one connected with the
Labor Day races is member OF the Motor
Racing Association. nor was any one 30
connected authorized 70 represent rh= as
sOciat,on.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09

Willie Lewis. who claims the weiterweight
championship Of the world, and the negro
champion. Dixie Kid" will meet in the
main bout OF ten rounds at the National
Sporting Club Of America tonight. while
at the Lehigh Athletic Club OF The Bronx
Joe Phillips will face Benny Franklin in a
bout of similar duration
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09

-a.= % - 10 - , :

H.-- g. ---~7 r saver.a l1u.nr- sBatt~a
- -e .- U-r-. --.-t--
- o. o. . 20 % q %
Z n u u % % e. "a
-s.-a4e- ...rs--t-al5-5t.l- Ec-ct-se lccriaoe
.i-'5 y WI. -r0.rU .ass-5-.-r- Double plays
-a--s- H-~F z-l Z arr. Mosr-v and T<o-
1-Sg-- Ha1 lzolrt ny T--- has" N
----.-..- t.---. n Harmon fIt T.
F-.- -l--s. Her~-. tEr1ns5. --ru X cut
-". .. Haf-e .. H- Harmon.
-s-. -e..-Fre.~s Len -- ras-~-I l-rss.8lIz.
.-I-. D. .FHfs-Cn F=~rr IN
r" WHITE. some ~ .-ull-7. -ns-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
Totals. 81 : = % I5 . Totals. So , p


-Ba-red for Rowan in tho second inning
chicago o----------.-- O o Ks
r5nrinra- -..-.....- o > o o q %
rVo-rase nire-Sohuite king Three-hase
hu~-Arahe-. Shrckard Holman HIts-OT
Rowan in ! inning Of Benton in in
n5u-S Sacrifice hir=-StrinfaIdt King -t0leu
hases-Esszert- Bescher Double Dlay-Hohit
eel "a Mcmillan 10 Mitchell Left on bases
t~h1rago- e. Cincinnati . Bases hsls-OT
Fcullach. .. off Benton. =. First base on err
ChieaEo. = Cincinnati. l Struck out-FSy
P-ulbaeh nv Benton. = Pa-Se1 balls
kim -Eue-l ~. Tmpires-Johnstone 4nd