The roundup record., 1911-10-20

Chicago, Oct. l6.-Ihe Chicago
White Sox are certainly making tn
Cubs like it. They trimmed then
for the third straight time yesterda.
and the South Side gang dom
care now who wins the Champion
ship of the world.
Philadelphia, Oct. 16-Baker's
homer gives game to Philadelphia
Following behind Collins, brings two
runs in sixth. Plank outpitches
Great Marquard. Throughout con
test American Leaguers show bet
ter form than opponents in almost
all angles Of game. Score: Phila,
delphia, 8; New York, /.
Mexico City, Oct. 16.-Today's
advices from Cuernavaca say that
the Zapastas were cut to pieces in a
battle at Tepextlan yesterday but
Zapasta himself escaped. Tn e
Zapastas were caught between for
ces of General Figueroa and Colonel
Balauet. Two hundred of them
are said to have been killed, a
large number wounded and many
taken prisoners.
New York, Oct. H. In an H.
inning game, startlingly sensation
al throughout, the Philadelphia
team today won from New York by
a score of 8 to 2. In the ninth in
ming with New York leading by a
score of l to 0, Baker lined
homer that went out of sight. With
the score tied, the game raced
through another inning without
event. In the eleventh with Old
ring out, Collins lined out single;
Baker hammered out another bring
ing in Collins; Murphy went out
and Davis hammered out single
bringing in Baker. In it's half Of
the eleventh New York scored one;
Herzog hammered out a two-bagger
and he came home when Becker,
batting for Mathewson. sent out
single. Becker was caught trying
to steal second and the agony end
ed. Coombs outpitched Mathew
son, yielding up only four hits to
nine the Athletics took from Matty.
Philadelphia, Oct. 1S.-The National
Commission at II: 40 officially declar-
ed todays game off on account OF
rain. There will be a game here to-
morrow if the weather permits.
Chicago, Oct. 1S.-White Sox again
defeated the Cubs by a score OF to 2,
thus winning the series.
r H E
White Sox Z 12 1
Cubs 2 5
Batteries-White Sox, Walsh, Sui
livan; Cubs. Brown and Archer.
San Francisco. Oct. 1S.-The United
States District Court of Appeals today
imposed fine of $1,000 on Clarence
Dayton Hillmah $500 on E. S. Bate
man, and S25 on B. II. Cook for con
tempt for attempting to influence the
court in regard to the appeal OF Hill
man, convicted Of using the mails to
defraud. Hillman prevailed on a
friend to write to the judges in order
to arouse sympathy in his behalf.
Hankow, Oct 1S.-The first battle
since the arrival of the Imperial troops
from the north was fought today on
the north bank of the Han river Just
west of this city. 1t was ineffective.
Tie rebels drove the icEerial 1..a Es
back from their position temporarily,
but in doing so they exhausted their
rifle ammunition and were compelled
to retire to their base at Wuchang.
New York, Oct 1S.-The tone OF
the stock market was irregular and
uncertain throughout the morning
Some of the industrials showed firm.
ness but the railroad list as whole
was unsettled except for the cOalers.
Pressure against United States steel
was again conspicuous and there was
further liquidation of speculative hold
ings of American Tobacco Co. securi.
ties. The recovery in prices which
set in toward the close of the first
hour was carried further before there
was sufficient realizing to cause set
back. Reading sold S-4 above yester-
day closing and Lehigh Valley IL.
Central Railroad of New Jersey was
also up 10 points. Canadian stocks