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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-04
PHILLIES EVEN SCORE
WITH MACK'S ATHLETICS

PHILA DELPHTA. April By winning
today's game from the local Americans
by the score OF TO /. the Philadelphia
Nationals evened UP the interleague
series: Score. r. II. r.
Nationals ........ss -,.---,-.o
Americans ........ ,..........1
Batteries-Moore. Beebe. Rowan and
Doom; Morgan. Russell and Linving-
stone, Thomas Umpires-ODay and
Connolly.
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Match Shoot Is Likely.

Harry C. O'Keefe formerly member
OF the Salt Lake Gun club. but now west
ern representative OF the Winchester com
pany. will he In the city on April s,
Earry's local friends are already try
ing to rib up a match shoot with Nor =
gan. the scatter gun artists OF the local
club. who has been burning things up CT
lat
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-04
Ephrain
Must Tender Contract Early.

ALBANY, N. Y. April 3.-The national
board Of arbitration OF the National AS
ISOLATION OF Professional Baseball leagues
tonight decided to recommend the ma
tional commission that all reserved play
ers must be rendered n contract on or
before February of each year,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-04
TWENTY BOOK -AKERS
READY AT NORFOLK

NORFOLK. Va, April g.
Horsemen are arriving on every
train and by Wednesday, the
opening day Of the race meeting,
it is expected that 5000 turfmen
will be in the city.
Twenty bookmakers have APP
piled for space in the betting
pavilion.
1t will be the only track open
in America Wednesday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-04
Announcement.

New Windsor news stand is now un
der new management. with full line
of cigars and periodicals.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-04
Outclasses HyIand.

NEW YORK, April 3.-Young Sammy
Smith OF Philadelphia outcassed Dick
Hyand, the California lightweight In
ten-round bout here tonight.
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Ball Meeting at Park.

PARK CITY. April IA baseball
meeting at which plans for the coming
in the city at o'clock Tuesday even
ing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-04
YESTERDAYS BALL SCORES

second team. O.
At Sioux City, Ia.-Chicago Americans
No 2, l6: Sioux City, 49,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-04
Belfast Is Second.

PARIS. April 3.--In the PriX dis Allies
run at ST. Cloud today. w. Is. Wander
bits Belfast finished second.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-04
Academy Beats Ephraim.

Special to The Tribune.
EPHRAIM, April 3.-The Snow acad-
emy baseball team met the Ephraim team
here yesterday afternoon and Won by 16
to 5, The lineupS:
Ana6annY T Entr
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Tribune Want Ads' ~,
Bell Main 5000 inoepeN
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Roy Castleton, with Vernon. finished
game for another pitcher Thursday
against Frisco and was given quite a
couting, but he went right back against
the same club Saturday and shut ii
out, to O.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-04

Blankenship has letter from Brig
Devereaux. the former coast league
third sacker Brig is eager TO join
Salt Lake and mis- "pep" would surely
be a fixture on the local club
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-04

Boise players have been sent trans
nortation and will report to Manager
Kellackey beginning at once.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-04

"Smiles'' Murray. the center fielder
on Hustan's 1909 Helena club, is again
slated for a job in that city. He was
with Davenport last year,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-04

With twelve of his recruits under his
wing Manager McCloskey of Butte left
Monday for Caldwell TO begin training.
The rest Of his men will report there
this week
The evening world., 1911-09-23
Football Men in
First Practice Game

mate tho indicates for the backtield
positions hustle. That is Gaitins, who
played halfback on the freshman team
last year. Gaitins would have been
pack with the other candidates for The
team at The beginning OF the season,
nut no hurt Ids knee playing pony polo
and went away TO get fixed ur for the
rigors OF the gridiron.
Yesterday afternoon the work at Yaie
Field consisted entirely OF drop-kick-
Ing, followed by n short signal drill.
Dupee OF the 1901 team. who was a great
drop-kicker. came up and coached the
men, who tried kicking from three dis
tances. with and without Interference
After the drop-kicklng there wa. :,
short signal drill. Paul was back In
the line. The lineup was: :"
Camp, /" T.; Paul. l.. r.; Francl.
G.; ketcham, C.; McDeyitt ~.
scully, II, T.; Gallauer. II. l.. ytowo'
g. b.; Phlle,n' L. II, r.; Reilly. r. "
r.; church, j. II. Anderson wa 10
the signal drill. but continued 80 not ~
goals from drop kicks. ~ LOT
The evening world., 1911-09-23
White Sox Open
,3-Came Series
on The Hilltop

Hal Chase n his men will have the
Chicago White Sox for their opponents
to-day. Hughey Duny's team 10 slated
to play the H%ighlanders three games
during their stay in town. and as the
locals are only leading them by twenty
two points for fourth position in the
race they are determined to take all
three games and GUST them from the
first division.
Big Ed walsh. who has won many a
game from the Ilghlanders by his great
twirling, will most likely do the Ringing
for the visitors, while either Warhop or
Fisher will toss them up for the home
team
There was a vast difference In the
article OF ball put up by the Hllltoppers
In their final game with the Clevelands
than was furnished in the previous three
games. Instead OF piling up errors and
Indulglng in stupid base running, they
played perfectly. with the result that
,hey succeeded In carrying Off the game,
after a hard t%en-inning tussle. by a
score OF 4 to 3.
The reversal OF form displayed by the
locals was probably due to the fact that
Ford was in the box. The ~Highlanders
always play well behind him.
The evening world., 1911-09-23
WATCHING THE SCOREBOARD

the American League, has given him a medal OK
honor as q token OF esteem Tor his long seryioS
IN tho national paslme.
Cy Young made good for the Rustlers In his
there for the Boston Americans in the worlds
series In lsU3.
The only runs that the Phillles made off,
Thfee-Fingered brown came la the fourth inning
and were q cluster Of three.
The Athletics finished their seasons games with
the Irowns, the tally being 20 for the champions
and . for the tailenders.
Pitcher Jack Coombs won his own game-An
eleytninning ~affair-trom the Browns by q hit
in the eleventh.
The White SoN shut ont the Nationals twice.
The losers only got two hits OFF Pitcher Scott In
the opener. while In the second spasm the Chi
cago boys only got two hits Oft Pitcher Cashion
of the Washington outfit, yet wop.
The evening world., 1911-09-23
At LAST DODGERS :
MAY GET CHANCE
AGAINST 0T00LE
High Priced Pitcher Scheduled
to Twill To-Day's Game
for Pirates
Especial 10 The Evsnins WORLDLY

PITTSBURGH. Sept. 23.-Those gaa.
liant knights OF the Helping Hand. the
Dodgers, who have helped the Giants
considerably in blazing the pennant trail
by walloplns Chicago good and plenty,
are here to tackle the Pirates Dahlen's
outfit may get Its long delayed crack at
Marty o'Toole. that uncertain s22,5Oo
quantity. this afternoon. but upon which
Of his twirlers Dahlen will pin his faith
Is hard to determine.
Pittsburgh fans are disappointed At
the departure OF Pitcher Elmer Steele, .
~favori;e here. now with the Dodgers. 1t
is a cinch that the Fishkill-on-the-Hud-
son chap will get one crack al his for
mer team mates during the series. He
is pining for It. He always pines for
work. That Is ore OF steeie's golden as
sets n Just why Clarke allowed the
big fellow 20 drift has kept many . ian
wondering. Yet the fans here have faith
In the Kansas farmers judgment. and
with this cnap O'Toole on mis- roster
probably CLARKE though. he could 2Sa-as
a pitcher, even to Ebbets. V
knetzer Is another Pittsburgh favorits.
and he always shows we'll here. He Is .
native son and they are awfully clam
nish IN the realm OF smoke and million-,
aires. Il
The appearance OF the Dodgers here
brings TO mind the fact that 1t was the
Dodgers who gave the Giants tEelr first
look-in at frat place this season. Clarke
and McGraw around the middle OF May
were lighting 1t Put for the top. The
| Pirates had met disaster at the High
; laaders' grounds. losing three out OF
four. but McGraw even then wasn't ct
the top. Along came the Knights OF
the Helping Hand with a strong boost
by ~:rouncing the Pirates twice in sue.
cession at Washington Park while the
Giants played mob with the Reds across
the river. y
Whenever the Giants have been hard
pressed this season the good old Dodger
outfit showed that It Is OF some use by
walloping either P!ttsburg or Chicago at
the rlgh: time. T.
Tie seasons tradition was borte out
at Chicago recently. The Pirates also
contributed TO the Gotham cause by tax.
Ing three out of four from the Cubs and
losing three straight to the Giants. Then
tie Dodgers sailed in and slaughtered
the Cub machine.
The evening world., 1911-09-23

The Phillles 1--we been awarded
Homer Cravath. the hard hitting out-
fielder OF the minneapolis American
Association team. just because Al.
Cant!llon. the owner OF the latter team.
forgot to put the word not in a tele-
gram he sent to the Philadelphia mag
nate.
President Barrow OF the Eastern League and
Manager, Dunn OF Baltimore VIII meet to-day TO-
choose dates Tor the pOst-sCa~u selitS mat VIII
open at iochester on Sent. 20 UetEeen the cham
plons and the All-star team. The final SELECTIONS
OF players ~ represent the Al'Stars VII also
be made.
The MINNEAPOLIS Club has purchased Pitchers
Young Cy Young and RED olmstead from The
Chicsgo Americans.
Umpire Jack sheridan has permanently retired
from the diamond and Ban John,9n, pre.idenl q
The evening world., 1911-09-23
According to Figures, Almost
Impossible for Cubs to
Land Championship.

FIRST to the plate on Josh's two Dagger
In the tenth. Josh drove In three of the
four runs made by New York. It Is
rather too hard to imagine Devore doing
the hitting and Meyers making the run.
but such Is the case. Meyers knew that
II was the last chance to win. and when
Devore cracked out that long two baggsr
the Chief got his sails set. his neck
bowed and ploughed around the paths.
When he finally steamed into the plate
safely the players formed a circle around
him and ave a loud cheer for the vast
est runner In the league.
Red Murray has assumed the manage
ment Of Charles Victory Faust. and
coming over, on the rain he gave an
exhibition. Faust vas taken into the
washroom Of the sleeper and coached
for a great speech. Murray would make
the announcement introducing Faust,
and he pulled a Victorious" address
that was n wonder. He wound II up
with a four-line verse written by the
poets OF the war correspondents.
McGraw received a telegram from
John T. Brush which read: May luck
and Charley Faus stick with you"
You can bet that Faust will stick. The
players believe that he has brought
them all their luck. and the person who
would attempt to harm a hair In his
head would be In a had way.
Yes said McGraw. and when we
play the Athletics Faust will be right
on the bench beside me-" There was
considerable rivalry for a while be-
tween Dick Hennessy and Faust as Ia
which was the mascot. but McGraw
settled It by deciding that little Dick
was the mascot. while Faust was the
ink to the other clubs over az St
Louis the Cardinals tried to kidnar
Faust, but the ever-watchful Red Muir
ray was on the job and folled this das'
tardly attempt to rob us OF our luck.
The evening world., 1911-09-23
They Have Won Eleven Out
of Twelve Games Since
Starting From Home.
Cincinnati, Sept. q.

Cincinnati. Sept. q.
IF there Is a man left In New York
or in the outlying precincts who
i would like to bet that the Giants do
not play the Athletics for the worlds
championship. go and grab him. Don't
ask any questions o odds. The boys
from the big town are just as sure Of
coping the one-time elusive flag as a
scandal 10 of going through society.
Even the Chicago newspaper experts
now admit II. and when they make any
concessions to anything that comes from
Gotham you may rest assured that
something has happened.
The Giants close their second week Of
the greatest winning record ever hung
up by q major league team. They rave
played twelve games, and OF that num-
Der have won eleven. That was far in
excess OF prediction made by the
most optimistic fan. They left New
York with a scant lead OF two games,
and thanks to the cracking OF the Cub
machine and the wonderful burst Of
speed by the Giants this has been in
creased to a fraction more than seven
full games. But for a desire to save
Marquard's aching arm they might Just
as we'll have made Il thirteen straight.
things going SO good. however. that
McGraw intrusted a game to young
Maxwell. and he lost It In st. Louis on
Thursday.
For the benent Of those who would
prefer figures to ofYhand enthusiasm. we
present the mathematical obstacle that
confronts the Cubs:
The Giants hav won 80 games
and lost ~, while the Cubt have
The evening world., 1911-09-23
York University Team
Should Be Troublesome

who Is exceptionally fast for his size
and who would be a dandy man FOR tho
line. was a sensation when he played
for the High School OF Commerce A
few years back.
ID. r.. Wiltse II manager OF the hc,yh,,
eleven and has announced n strenuous
campaign Yale will he met for the nrst
time In many years on Nov. 4. Prince.
ton does not appear on the schedule this
year, but will probably he met in n mid
week practice same The season will
open against Muhlenberg at Ohio Field
on Oct, Z.
The following is the schedule:
Oct. Z. Muhlenberg College at New
York oct. 81, Rhode Island State a.
New York oct, 2s. Williams at VIII.
Jamestown. Mass. Nov. 4, Yale at New
Haven't Nov, 7, Trinity at New York
Nov. IL. Rutgers at New York Nov. IS
Wesleyan at New York; Navy at An.
uapol!s. date unsettled.
The evening world., 1911-09-23
Complete Schedules 0f
Three Big Football Teams.

YALE.
SEPT. 2s-Wesleyan Va Yale. at New Haven.
SEPT. 30--Holy Gross w, Yale. at New Haven.
Oct. -1-SyrAcuss vs.. Yale, at New Haven.
Oct. iS-Virginia i. !. ~ Yale. At NV
Oct. si%Yale Us. Army, at West Point.
Oct. 2S-Colgate ". Yale, At New Haven.
Nov. ~. Y. u. vs.. Yale. at New Haven.
Nov. Thrown vs.. Yale, at New Haven.
Nov. 1s-prnccton vs.. Yale. at New Haven.
Nov. 25-Yals vs.. Harvard. at Cambridge. =
HARVARD.
Sept. 30-Bates vs.. Harvard. Al Cambridge.
Oct. 5,-Holy Cross Va Harvard. st Cam
Oct. Il--Winiams ". Harvard. at Cambridge.
Oct. 2t--Amherst Va Harvard. At Cambridge.
Oct. 2s-Brown Va Harvard. at Cambridge.
Nov. A-Prisoetou ". Harvard. At Cam
Nov. ii"Carisle ". Harvard, At Cambridge.
Nov, lS--DNtmouth ~. Harvard. At Cam
Nov. Cycle Va Harvard. At Cambridge
PRINCETON.
Sept. a0-Stevens vs.. Princeton. at Princeton.
OFT. <--HNtsers vs.. Princeton. at Princeton.
Oct. 7-vllanovs ~ Princeton. 81 Prince
Oct. ii-Iehigh ". Princeton. At Princeton.
oct. l4--Colgnte Va. Princeton. at Prin ,eton.
Oct. 2t-Princcton We. Navy. at Annapolis
Oct. 2s-lloy Gross VI. Princeton. at Prince
Nov Princeton Va. Harvard. At Cam
Nov. "ii"Dartmouth Va Princeton. at Prince
ls@Pdnc,ton vs.. Yale. =. New Haven.
The evening world., 1911-09-23
Tennis Team for
Australia Picked

The American lawn tennis team which
will go to Australia this coming winter
to endeavor to bring home the Davis
International Cup has been chosen. 1t
consists OF william a.. Larned, national
champion; Maurice l.. Mclaughlin, who )
won the all-comers' tournament at New
port, and Beals c. Wright. runner-ups
They will sail from Vancouver on Oct.,i
I. which will give thcm plenty of chance
TO get into condition before the matches
which are scheduled 10 take place In
December. Wright went to the -Antip-
odes cup hunting In 1908. while Me-
Loughlin went on a similar errand In {
1909, 4
The evening world., 1911-09-23
Bob F~nzSimm0nS Swaps
Punches Win Kid McCOy

ter's body. Mccoy then let fly with MS
right and left and they came into a
clinch. Mccoy hitting FItz on the head,
while Bob kept ripping In both hands
to the body. As they began to get
warmed up Manager Brown. fearing
that they might forget themselves and
indulge In a real fight, quickly stopped
the go. The few hundred spectators
loudly %applauded Fltzsimmons as he
left the ring.
In the short time that he fought with
Kid Ellie Mccoy showed concluslvely
that he Is still able to MT hard, for the
first blow ne landed. a left hook to the
jaw. staggered him and nearly put him
out.
The evening world., 1911-09-23
CURTAIN TO RISE
ON 1911 GRIDIRON
SEASON TO-DAY
Gettysburg and Penn Start Ball A-Roling, With Other Big
Elevens Getting Into Action by Next Saturday.

HE referees whistle at the Gettysburg n Penn game to-day Will blow
into play he football season for 1Mi. Next Wednesday Yale n Cornell
L mart heir campaigns. bt. the following Saturday will SEQ all ts prom
nsnt eleyens getting into scNon
For variety the kidHon sport this year should satisfy the nos fashdioua
Practical all of the leading colleges AVE heightened their schedules by the
Pennsylvania all ave more dimcult schedules than formerly.
After a period of thirteen years Harvard and Princeton will meet o the
rMron o IN Nov. a Cambridge This gamo will be n Of the most interesting
of n year.. inasmuch as 1t ws dc to the strenuous efforts on the part of
graduates of both institutions that finally brought about a renewal of relations.
Locally. New York will witness very little football; tut smt trips to West
Point, New Haven. Princeton an Philadelphia will reward the ravener with
OF the best games Of the year.
The Army N Navy gam will be played at Princeton, according ia present
Indications
The evening world., 1911-09-23
Greatest Winning Record Ever Hung Up
Is That of Giants on This Western Trip
Pitcher Rube Vanguard
Suffers From Sore Arm.

CINCINNATI. Sept. 2a.-Marquard
Is suffering from a lore arm and no
showed 1t plainly when he went in to
save Ames from defeat at the finish
Of yesterdays game at st. Louis. He
said a sharp pain struck him In the
elbow every time he tried to start Q
curve ball and this caused him to
lose control. He pitched himself into
a hole. but luckily pulled out at the
finish. II was the toughest game
the Giants have had stree they left
home ard the players are prouder OF
the victory than OF the clean sweep
they made at Pittsburgh.
The evening world., 1911-09-23
BOXING STAGS TONIGHT.

At Fairmont A. C.-Larry Ryan va.
Jack Lundy and Harvey Kelly VS..
Young Ketchel In ten-round bouts.
and Danny Wilson Va. Willie Chan
dler and jim Paul Va. Young Lavigne
In six-round bouts.
At Sharkey A. C~.-Johnny Moran
VS.. Richly Ryan, ten rounds.
At Long Acre A. A.-Bouts be-
tween professional and amateurs will
be put on.
At National A. c. Of Brooklyn
Andy Parker w. Ray Hatfield for
ten rounds.
Matches Arranged.
Jack White and Joe Mcfarland
will meet for ten rounds at the Fair
mont A. c.. STAG on Saturday eve
ming. Sept. 30.
The evening world., 1911-09-23
/. A. A. c. Relay
Team After New
WOyld,S Record

Four champions OF the Irlsh-American
Athletic Gu viii try for a new WORLDS
record tomorrow afternoon at Celtic
Park. Lawson ROBERTSON, coach OF the
l. A. A. c.. mas entered a quartet Of his
best men In the one-mile relay race
which will be the feature of the Galway
Mems games.
The team Will be composed o. Melvin
Sheppard. Harry Glsslng, II. Glst and
Jim R~osenberger. All Of them are
prlmea for this race. and each Of them
IS confident he viii run his relay in REQ
ord time.
Besides this cbntes, there Will be six
other track and field events and 4 Gaelic
football game between Kilkenny and
Kerry.
The evening world., 1911-09-23
MOTORCYCLE RACES AT
OLD GUTENBERG TRACK.

a motorcycle race meet will he held
at Gutenberg Race Track tomorrow at
ESQ p. M. This Is about the closing
meet of the season. The track has
been rolled and oiled and special atten-
ton has been paid to the turns In order
TO put the track In FIRST class condition.
The events will be: Three mile Novice
Race. Five mile Private owner, Five
mile Novelty open. Five mile Trade
Riders Pursuit, Ten mile Trade Riders
uandicap, Ten mile Professional.
The evening world., 1911-09-23

won 81 and lots 30. The Giants
have 10 games 70 play, while the
Cubs have but 10. II the Giants
should only win 3 Of their 10
games, and II at the same time
the Cubs should only lose 8 Of
their Is, the result would be moth.
ing more than . tie. A. the Giants
are going now IL IL foolish to
imagine that they will win only
nvs games q OF nineteen, ana st
the Same time the tottsrtng Cubs
have Little chance Of winning ten
out OF their hftssn. Another way
"a look 1T IL II that the Cubs
would have TO win all Of their 70.
naming games whiAe the Giants
were losing ten out Of nineteen
for them TO get - good ~ . tie.
The five games In st. Louis, whicl
played in three days. was a sever
strain on the strength OF the Clan
staf. but McGraw worked Their
with great Skill. With Mathe wson read,
and At to pitch this afternoon, ther
will be plenty Of time for the tired GU
twirlers to r~ecuperate by Monday
Tuesday will be an of day. and tina
will give them another rest before tear
Ing INTO the Cubs for the final series O
the Western campaign.
Coming over on the train last nigh
the players gave Josh Devore the cred
for winning the game. but they are sti
laughing over Chief Meyers's run fror
The evening world., 1911-09-23
, ryy YORK UNIVERSITY, rich in

' EW YORK UNIVERSITY, rich In
M veterans and with Herman T.
Olcott, the former Yale centre
again on the job, expects to show wen
more strength on the grldlron this sea-
.or than they did last year when they
hela the Princeton Tigers TO a dozen
noints. Two h~alfbacks win be lost TO
the team his year, but as olcott had
elk alternating backs IN 1910 It Is fig
nrea that practically last years eleven
Will, be ON the field again.
The violet team will get two rafting
good players In Dick Torrance and Fred
Thompson. Torrance played centre for
the University OF Vermont last year
and comes to the heights with a rep
utatoa- Thompson, = great big fellow.
The evening world., 1911-09-23
BritOn Scores
Quick Knockout
in Coast Battle
tsperal to The Eyening World ,

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. e3,-Jack
Britton OF Chicago showed a brilliant
nash OF his Eastern form in the main
event OF the four-round bouts a;
Dreamland Rink by knocking out Danny
O'Brien Of Portland In the first rouna
Sritton sailed Into o'Brlen from the tap
of the ong n stretched his man Oh
the canvas before the men were In the
ring a minute. lie met O'Brien with a
left and right TO the jaw, accomplishing
q clean Knockout
The evening world., 1911-09-23
To-Day's Encounter to Pre-
pare First Eleven for Wes-
leyan Contest "Wednesday.
srecisl 70 The Evening WORLDLY

tspsdn 10 The Evening world)
New Haven. Sept, 3.
-HE first practice game for the
candidates for tho Yale football
L squad will be held this afternoon
rhcre has been one scrimmase, but MS
viii be a real practice sane with two
na,y.s instead OF four quarters. 1t Is
a. prepare the eleven for the game
D.tnst Wesleyan next wednesday, As
result there was no morning practice
a, Yale Field this morning
Yale Is going to have another new
IAN in tie squad next week who Will
The evening world., 1911-09-23

Results Of Ycsterday's Games.
Buffalo. =; Montreal. !, First game,
Montreal. I Buffalo. 2, Second gare.
Toronto. 10; Rochester. s..
Providence. , Baltimore. 0.