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New-York tribune., 1911-09-02
SUPERBAS BREAK EVEN
Defeat Boston in First Game. but
Lose Second Encounter.

Brooklyn rushed of at a hurricane pace
in the double-header against their old
friends, the Boston Terriers and won the
opening game Of the double header in
Washington Park yesterday afternoon.
Dahlen and his team suffered the old men
10 hold the lead al TO against them Until
the fifth inning. when they had nice little
rally at the expense Of Tyler. and chased
him out Of the game. Griffin was called 10
stop the riot, but before he managed to do
the same Eve runs pattered over the pan.
Once ir the lead, the Superbas gathered
two more tallies unto themselves In the
eighth frame, and although Boston made
two In the ninth the Superbas won out at
TO 8. The second game is another story,
and the loyal Brooklyn fans tell with
bated breath how Boston hammered the
curves OF Elmer Knetzer with will and
captured the final set-to at 10 z.
II was an eventful day for the pitching
STATS Of both teams, eight mound artists
gallaping INTO the trays. Each side called
upon four. In the first game Tyler, Griffin
and Hogg worked for Tenney. while Burk
and Nap Rucker were on the firing line
for Dahlen. Buster Brown was both
willing and able 10 outpitch Knetzer and
Doc" Seaman in the closing battle. and
was the only man who started the games
10 finish.
Nike Donlin and Al Bridwell were royalty
received by the fans" and gave good ac-
counts OF themselves. Mike got two
doubles. one Of which was off Nap Rucker
and drove home Bostons two runs in the
ninth inning of the first game. Mike had
only three chances in the field and took
good care of them. He showed clearly that
MS oldtime speed was there by stealing
second on Bill Bergen with great ease.
Bridvell also made two hits. Dolly
Stark played great ball for Brooklyn in
the first game. and had eight hard chances.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1911-09-02
TIMELY BITS OF SPORT COTCH REACHES CHICAGO
Plans Are Made for Big Bout
with "HaCk" on Mat.

Chicago. Sept Frank Gotch. champion
wrestler Of the world. practically denied
himself 10 callers to-day because OF his
mother. who is seventy years old and who
accompanied him here from Iowa
From all over the country wrestling
fans" arrived to-day 10 see and talk 10
the great Gotch." but the champion was
too busy. My mother is old. you know.
and somehow It is UP 10 me to sort OF look
out for her" was the way Gotch put IT.
After the champions party had breskfast-
ed and mother was fixed up all right" the
champion appeared on the mat in the gym
nasium Of the Chicago Athletic Club. where
he tussled with Joe Rogers and Jess Wester-
gard for two hard falls within as many
hours
Hackenschmidt completed his training to-
day, and from now until he steps into the
ring on Monday he will take nothing but
the lightest exercise II was announced
that no more visitors will be allowed al
Hackenschmidts camp. on the North Shore.
His trainers declare that the Russian
Lion" is in the best possible physical con-
dition and that no more heavy work is
necessary He rose at o'clock to-day and
iOOh Il NDOHSH Ddln, eliminating IllS bdllF
plunge IN Lake Michigan. After a Hight
breakfast the big wrestler logged three
miles, accompanied by his trainers. After
an hours light exercise in the gymnasium
he vas rubbed down
The assistant chief Of police. schuettler
to-day completed plans for maintaining or
der at the big match. One hundred patrol
men, ten sergeants, four lieutenants, one
captain and one inspector will be detailed
10 control the throng Of spectators.
Managers Of the match announced TO-DAY
that about one-third OF the seats have beer
sold. The sale OF seats up 10 noon toda
aggregated about $500
I Ed Smith. the referee gave out q state
ment tonight I'm which II was ASSERTED
that both Of the wrestlers had agreed 10
modified set Of rules TO govern the match
In these. IT IS said. all possibility Of fou
rlay Is eliminated. The match will be gov
erned by the old Lanca stershire Wrestlns
rules. supplemented by definitions Of what
shall be barred in order 10 assure clear
sport.
AN straugle holds are absolutely barred
said Smith. as we'll as all holds and
! breaks which could IN anx way he consid.
cred dirty wrestling. While this is 10 be
| no psrlor match the bout Will be clean
and the best man will win, II n takes al
the police in Chicago 10 enforce the ref.
eree's decisions"
New-York tribune., 1911-09-02
FIRST GAME
Tctsfs 1888 III
Totals % 2 10 80 10 3

y, Yor. % . 900 Il
New-York tribune., 1911-09-02
HELD FOR SHOOTING POLICEMAN

Jamaica. Long Island, Sept. flames
Mullen. mounted pstrolman. Of the 10th
Precinct. who was shot and seriously
wounded on July - last by three men i'm
a wagon near Flushing. after he had asked
10 see some stun In a wagon which the
men had covered. VAS able 10 appeI to-
day before Magistrate Connolly and iden-
ufy two prisoners who were arrested
after the shooting Mullen said the men
resemble iwo Of the trio that tried to XIII
MIN. The men. who gave their names a.
James Palladino and Louis Ssndora. both
denied that they had any part In the shoot.
ing. They we're held for the grand Jury.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-02
PIRATES LOSE, THEN WIN
Fall Before Reds in First Game,
bu. Run Off with Second.

Pittsburgh Sept. Cincinnati and Pitts
burgh srIit a double header here to-day,
Cincinnati taking the first game at to
and Pittsburgh the second by a score Of
Il to g. Wagner returned 10 the game
to-day. and got an ovation. His ankle
IA not strong and he was not permitted
TO take part in the second game.
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1911-09-02
MISS PAINTER WINS TITLE
Captures Women's Golf Cham
pionship of the West.

Chicago. Sept. Miss Caroline Painter.
~ Midlothian. won the wOmsn's WestsSn
golf championship to-day. defeating her
cub mate. Miss Alva Sanders. up and
10 play IN the eighteen-hole final round.
AS in the semi-fnalS. Miss Painter Won In
strong finish. Neither OF the car1s vas
remarkable Miss Painter going out In ".
New-York tribune., 1911-09-02
ATHLETICS WIN TWO GAMES
Beat Red Sox Twice, in Spite OF
Being Outbatted.

Boston, Sept. Although Boston out
batted the Philadelphia Athletics In botn
games OF double-header to-day. the
worlds champions won each contest oy
scores OF to o and 10 l. The first game
was a pitchers battle between Bender ana
Cicotte. Cicotte excellng. Yerkes's error
gave the Athletics the only run. Uncertain
fielding by Boston lost the second game.
The scores follow
New-York tribune., 1911-09-02
CLEVELAND
Totals p - q II 0


.Ra,ted for Mcintyre in ninth lnning lsa, a.
,.s Tor lord in ninth inning. 4han ioi I@hse IN
nin'h inning
Cleveland 30 - . ~ a
chi. ago .--- ....-V " "
Tnfee-oase Birmingham. saef nee hitt
.~1rre- Toeie stolen ASA ahoh -. 4 ~!
,,i-ghsn srninl Mcconnell Jackson Dos,le
p.sys TO Bsll 70 LSjoie o. Li5a s,3t- :, nj
sonnsl 10 LORD to Walsh ~ OF 80 ~.
St-ser I, on walsh. J. Hii b. pitcn.,,rLby
,:-ceg struck out-By GTesg, ., ~ NalsA'
Tim.-l:5 Umpires Mullen sna h'ahs-
New-York tribune., 1911-09-02
EASTERN LEAGUE BASEBALL
Rochester Plays Havoc with the
Jersey City Skeeters.

Rochester Sept. The Rochester cham
rions slaughtered the Skeeters In to-day's
game and pounded out eleven runs TO Jer-
sev City's Ave. The home team drove Ma
son Of the mound I'm the first inning. and
kissinger was as wild as A. hawk. As re-
suit the home team secured ten Of its runs
IN the first two inning
1he score follows.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-02
SECOND GAME.
Total, oa3s27iiO Totals 30 I 27 10 3
ollins in ninth inning

.Battod ror Collins in ninth inning
Philadelphia. !
Boston. ......-. W
Two-base hi,s-Hooper Oldring. EngIe Har-
rffce fy-Thompr Sacrifice htts-Barry' Le"ls.
Stolen basas-Yerkes. EnSle. Mclnnls BarrS'
Murphy. Double plays-Mclnns snd nom
as. Left on bsses-Boston. .. PhllaneIphia'
a First base on baHs-,oilins. 3. Plank. u.
First base on error-Philadelphia. STRUCK out
Collins. q. Plank {. Passed ball rIsan.
dav
New-York tribune., 1911-09-02
SHERMAN AND WHITE TO MEET.

Utica. y. Y, Sept by winning In tho
second and semi-hnal rounds to-day
Thomas NJ. Sherman % Uucs. and Card
ner White. Of Flushing. Long Island viii
meet In the finals Tomorrow Of the annual
invitation tournament Of tie Yshnundss.s
Golf club. Gardner White met and de-
feated Vice President Shermsn's other son.
Sheriff., in the second round to-day In
close match by up and / TO play.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-02
MONTREAL, u; NEWARK.
fBy Telegraph % Tie Tribune

fBy Telegraph to Tie Tribune
Montreal, Sept Newark was swamped
by Montreal to-day, the offerings of Can't
we'll and Delaney being clouted for twenty
three hits. The score was u 10 3 Ward
Miller made two triplets In the third. when
Montreal scored seven runs on az many hits
end two errors The score follows
New-York tribune., 1911-09-02
MANY GOLFERS WEEOED OUT
Percy Platt Scores Well in Tour.
ney on Public Links.

The field In the golf tournament opened
to amateurs Of the greater city was re-
duced to eight players on the Van Cort-
landt Park public links yesterday. In most
instances winners and losers PLAYED better
golf than on the first day, when the course
w7s in poor condition owing 10 the rain.
Only one match was carried 10 extra holes.
that between j. NJ. Clarke. Of Amherst.
and Dan Healy, unattached Both made
the round in IS and halved the first extra
hole In ;, Healy slicing his drive and Clarke.
after practically driving the green. fussing
around with four puts. Healy missed a
wee put on the next green. which cost him
the hole and the match
The best scoring Of the day went 10 the
credit Of Percy Plat, an unattached golfer,
who can't remember when he first took
up the game. Playing against ]. T. Dow
ney. Of the New York Golf club, Platt
went out I'm "a and back in ~ for a fine
II. but 10 the credit OF tine loser il may be
said that Platts margin at the end was
only and J. the cards reading a TO q.
F. VI. Gould won two easy matches. first
d!sposing Of j. A Boot, clubmate. by (
up and 10 play. and then beating G. NJ
Atherton by an and : margin. e.. ".
Brocker also won handily both morning
and afternoon, as did f.. s. Costigan. .ho
beat Donald Carr in the second round The
third and semi-hnsl rounds will be decided
to-day.
The summary follows:
First division Cfrst roundJ-D g. Mcconnell.
New York Golf club. beat DR.. T ". Martin.
New York GOLF club. 3 up and 20 play; A.
r. Clarke, unattached. beat Dr. +. r smith,
unattached. Up: p. u. Davis unattached. beat
Dr. A. N.cOl. New York Golf club. . Up. g..
". Broker. New York GoR club. beat J. :.
Lothisn, unattached. up; Percy Plat gnst-
tached beat Or. r. VI. Asndel. New York Golf
Club. up and : 20 play, }. J.. DoSncy, New
York Coli club. beat A. ~. Harrison unat-
New YORK COLI club. beat " T. Ebert scottish
American. Up snd 70 play. +. n. Alexander.
Forest Park. beat r r. Mcguire. schoolrnen' :
Golf club. Up 10 holesi. J. ". Clark. Amherst
beat H. B. Martin. NeSspaper COZ club uD
and Z 10 play; y. =. Healy. unattached. beat !.
II. Buckbse. r.. unattached. Up. r. " Gould.
New York Coli club beat J. A. Boot. New
YORK Golf Club. Up and to play. q. "
AtheFton. unattached. beat George johnson.
5cottish-Americsn, Up and 10 play. Donald
carr. New York Golf Club. beat J. : Anderson.
scOttish-Americsn. up and ! 10 play: r. :.
Costigan. SchOomens Golf Club. beat J. IL
Brown. ottish-Amsricsn. Up and % play.
81 g. Hammer. unattached. beat \ 4. CLARKE
unattached UP and 2 70 play: " r. Purcell
New YORK Golf Club. beat L. Rosenfell unat-
iached Up and 10 play.
Second round-A. r. Clarke beat Mcconnell
Up: Broker beat Davis, up and 9 20 plsy:
Plsit beat Dovney. up and 10 play. Alex
ander beat Gilmaftn. ! up. J. ST Clark heat
Healy. ! Up 20 hoesb. Gould beat Atherton
up and 70 play: CO-tigan beat Carr 10 ana
4 70 play. Purcell beat Hammer up
New-York tribune., 1911-09-02
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.
Utica. ? scranton. |

Utica. ,. Scranton. I
Utica 4 Scranton.
Syracuse. &: Wilkes Barre. o.
Wilkes-Barre ;. Syracuse.
BinghamtOn, ?. Albany. o.
Albany. ! Binghamton, o.
Elmirs. 3. Troy. >.
Troy, 3, Elmira, 0.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-02
PROVIDENCE. 8; TORONTO,

r,a,tdsnce o = O. q % 2-s Is o
rTorto % . q % IL
petterits-Iayender and Peterson. Lush.
ucGtnIey' Mueller ard Phelps Umpires-
Nyrrsy and ,iuihrie.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-02
FIRST GAME
Totals .sIis27l4o Totals . 30 os?7 "a
.aa,,ed ,nr Gardner IN nlnth lnnlng

sBatted for Gardner in ninth Inning
Philadelphia. % n
Bo,ton - u % y o 90
Tvo-ba.e hits-speaker Collins Three
base ht-Lo-d. Hits-On Bender. IN nm
ings; of PlunE. ! i'm I inning. sacrihce hit
Barry stolen bare-Collins Double plays
Baker Collins and McInns; Collins, Baker
and McInnis. left on bases-Boston' ~ Phl- I'M
adelphis :. First on balls-'tcoite. brn.
der . FIrgt base on error-Philadelphis. hit
by pItcher-Tewis (by Plank. struck out
Cicotte ): Bender. >; PLANK. J. Time-!.l''
New-York tribune., 1911-09-02

Johnny Moran. the "hghung actor and
Joe Farmer will cross gloves IN the nam
bout OF ten rounds az the Fairmont Atm
letic club. Of rhe Bronx. tonight Moran
IA working al top speed at the present time
and gave A pretty exhibition of skill IN MS
bout against New Orleans Tommy Nur-
ply at the Twentieth Century Athletic Cluo
recently.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-02
BALTIMORE, 4; BUFFALO,

a. pue,le- Y. n r
r. .f,t.,Ire > a. q q ~ o. 10 O
pursio a. o - o O.
Re,te-le.-Fro.k Vicksfs and EEan. Brock
EFT and McAuisier. Jmpires-Keily and Hal
llgau.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-02
SECOSD GAME
Total, I2i41727Ti Totals

Two-hs hits Miller Egan. Thrss-hass hits
BYTE. Bescher. Home run-McCsrthy. sac
rirce hit-NcCarthv Sacrifice fv-Bates stolen
bases-Byrne. Carey. Mckechne. Bescher p.
First base on bslls-ON Ksefs. l. Struck out
~ Adams 2 by Keefe I b' Humphrles. |.
Passed ball-HcLsan left on bases Pitts
bhrSh. s. Cincinnati. First base on errors
pi,tsbursh. .: Cincinnati. :. Hits ke~fH
In innings oN Humthries. IN 3 innings
Time-1:si. Umpir.s-Rigisr and Finneran.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-02
lAJOlE FANS THE THIN AIR
Cleveland Beats Chicago, How
ever. bv One Run Margin.

Chicago. pit Three times the great
Iaioje stood before the great Walsh to-
day and three times he struck az the thin
air. but Cleveland won by a score OF 10 l.
ir a conparatively featureless game.
The scnre follows.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-02
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS.

Kew Bedford w. Brockton 'wet groundsi.
worcester. 3: Lynn. ? on ihhinss)
Lowell. 10. Lawrence ?.
Lawrence. .: Lowell. Z.
Fall River. &. Hayerhill, T.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-02
SECOND GAME.
rn--n>. RRn0KLYN
Total. .so4io2Tsi To'a.s.... % 80 q u

- IN bases Boston. q hfo0Ktn' . 2 NJ"
-sse bifs-ponin Ingerton. Rsriden. Brown
Trroe-hase fi.-JsrEson. sacfihoe ni' 80
-,otsr Essss- Miller, Daurerf. - son. bolhie
,.sv-Tooley - stark % UauIer. Ss'es on
fsiis-oT Kretzs-. .. Brown. = s;r1cS on
-, g1e,ze- d. ny S-auiou. 3 hy Brown. 1
f.t,,- Ofr K-etzrr in innings m -fan'on
In inning Time. IA. Impirts -i-t''A ana
TsrrsfDDe
New-York tribune., 1911-09-02

Sacrifice hit--Narsans. stolen base Psscher.
Mitchell. Double plays-Suggs ana Hoblitzell:
Dosney. Egan 'snd Hotlitzell First base
balls on Lsireld. l. or Camnltz. l. or Sugss.
2 Struck out-By Leiheld. 5. by suggs. 6. Left
On bsse.-Pittsburgh. 8. Cincinnati. s Hts
OF LAif~ld. in I innings. or Csmnitz. ! in
innings Time 200
New-York tribune., 1911-09-02
1acL uernan MANAGER Of stanislaus

Jack Herman. manager OF Stanisldus
Zbyszko, the Polish champion, left TOT
Chicago Yesterday with certified check
for $4,000 in his pocket which he SAYS Will
be used 10 back up challenge to the
winner Of the Gotch- h-Hackenschmidt wrest-
ling match on Monday. II the winner de-
clines 70 accept the challenge an effort VIII
he made to arrange match with the loser
for like sum.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-02

Baseball FiSbf
IN Three Leagues

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York AT Philadelphia.
Boston at Brooklyn Uwc).
ST. Louis AT Pittsburgh.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York. 3; Philadelphia. 2.
New York. 2; Philadelphia. o.
Brooklyn. a: Boston, s.
Boston, 4: Brooklyn. g
Cincinnati. 3: Pittsburgh, :.
Pittsburgh. "a: Cincinnati g.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
" L-P.C. ". re.
Chicago 81 - .sO4 Cincinnati - 6a .4ee
Pittsburgh ~ so .5s7 Brooklyn. 46 20 39i
PbIla .... "a 81 $40 Boston. ~ 80 .s5S
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Washington nj New York.
Philadelphia at Boston
Detroit at st. Louis.
Cleveland at Chicago.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York. 6: Washington. o.
Philadelphia. I: Boston. o.
Philadelphia. 3; Boston. !.
Cleveland, 2; Chicago. I.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
W. L.. PC W. l.. &c.
Phiia .... 20 ~ 1858 Cleveland. 81 go .50+
Detroit :. as .eo7 Chicago. GI 81 500
New York. 81 50 $50 washton 81 se AIS
Boston 62 so sos st. Louis. 35 IS .a92
EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Newark at Montreal
Jersey City at Rochester.
Providence at Toronto
Baltimore at Buffalo
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
Rochester. II; jersey City. 3.
Montreal 12; Newark g.
Providence, 3: Toronto. I.
Baltimore, I; Buffalo, Q.
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
W. l.. PC W. y PC.
Rochester 81 ~ 500 Montreal 62 SO .4st
Toronto. 80 so GIG Jersey City 81 s5 .405
Baltimore. s5 SO $50 Newark 40 10 3s3
Buffalo 64 60 .508 Providence ~ "a .344
New-York tribune., 1911-09-02
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS

Hartford. p Springfield. J.
Bridegroom ~: New Haven. I
Waterbury. 3, New Britain. =
New-York tribune., 1911-09-02

Tvo-bsSe hIts-Do; %. Devors. Home run
&sEse Sacrifice hits-Snotgrsss Bsck. SO sn
-ss-s Merkie. Fletcher. struck out BY
NsfteHton. 3. hy Moore. s Double plays
iirrzos. MsrSls and Fletcher. Uoolan and LII
.fr1s Lett On bascs-Nev YORK. Il; PhilSoe
ris r Frrst hssN on lis-Dr Moore 8. Fiji
f.rchsr-By Moore tAersle. Hcrzogl Tine
New-York tribune., 1911-09-02

NeRarf ..--.-...O q U
Tfree-base s!is-Mer .. Hanford- 1So- -iase
flts-Yeager = Barh@rich. smith. lI-det,
-, IN is-es- SsNs-I .. N0nirfai. II. Sacri-
nce hlis-Cuffis stolen hsses-Gsndii holly ~
I0lden. Flsher Es-.. on baiis-pn 'ahiNssh
Of Barh@rich 3 struck out - barbtrlch, .
by Cantweu Ht by pitcher -bj ,AntSeil
curtis Time hours Umpires Mart ana
keTil
New-York tribune., 1911-09-02
Matt Wells. the conqueror OF KNOCKOUT
Brown. will go before the foothghts on
Monday az the Murray Hill Theatre.

brown. will go before the foothghts on
Monday az the Murray Hi Theatre.
The work OF preparation at the camps OF
San, Langford and Joe Jeannette, who VIII
nee, for ten rounds al Madison Square
Garden on Tuesday night, booms merrly
along. Jeannette is working daily with
Carl Morris the white hope from Okla
ho7na. and is already in good condition for
the contest Sam is working as he has
seldom worked before. He admits that
he would rather fight any man In the
world than Jeannette. and has most
healthy respect for his abilities. Should
the bout be ended by Knockout the win
ner will fight Johnson II the champion
holds to HIS promise Jack has alreaoy
voiced the opinion that Jesnnette Is
better man than the Boston negro, and the
latter Is more than anxious 20 disproye
the statement
New-York tribune., 1911-09-02

Rln.-ON Wilhelm. (. or Holmes. 4. on
Mas,n. 2. ~ Kissirger 9 Hits-OH Wilhelm.
2 in { innings ~ Holmes. In innings. ~
Mason ? i- p inning OF kissinEer. In 6 Ii
innings. Two tase h's-Wheeler ~, Roach
a. Ward Tfree-hssA hits-S'mnons Home
run-Dolar Sacrifice lits-Norar. Holmes.
Sacrifice ny-Fcs'er. Batch. stolen ~ Moran.
? Batch Simmons Mrcr- Fifsf tase errOrs
Rochester. .. Jerrey Gity, First base
hslls-DN kissirzer = struck ouf-By Wilhelm.
!? Left on bsses-R Rochester, {. Jersey CITY. {.
Wiid rltch-KissinEer. Holmes Passed bail
Mitchell. Tine-i.f0 TmUircs Byron and
New-York tribune., 1911-09-02

Totals. - sse7si Totals


.Batted for Groom in third inning
80. YORK % = n > ~ o x-G
W,a.hingt0n. - o o % % - % %
Tvo-base hits-Blair. Gardner Three-base
hits-Gardner Wolter Daniels Sacrifice hiis-
Blar Hartze Stolen bsse-Hemphill Left On
bases-New YORK 2. Washington. 4 Double play
-ELighf Gardner and Chasc. Bases on balls
or Groom. ,. n Becker. J. struck out
B,- caldwell .: by Groom !. by Becker. =.
gi. bv ultrher-By Groom ] tChzs>J. ty
recker ! tGardnerb. Hus-On Groom. 3 10
. innires. or Becker IN innings. I'm
oir-s-P Perrlne and Dineen. Time 40
New-York tribune., 1911-09-02
Wells Gets Offer of Big Purse for
Bout in ENGLAND.

George Mcdonald manager OF Matt
Wells. he lightweight champion Of Great
Britain. who defeated Knockout Brown
on Wednesday night I'm Madison Square
Garden, announced yesterday that he had
received by cable an offer OF 100000 for a
bout in London between either Wells and
Packey Mcfarland or Wells and Ad VOL
CAST
Mcdonald said he had taken the oner
under advisement, but would do nothing
until after the Mcfarland Wolgast bout In
Milwaukee. when he would begin negotia-
tions looking TO putting Wells In the ring
at London or in some Western city In this
country in a bout N be handled by TEX
Richard 1t Is understood that Rckard
stands ready TO outbid any offer from
across the water.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-02
FIRST GAME
Iotal.. 30 s s q ~ To,als .a2 :

ros,o- -............o q. o 2 o q o 2-5
1er, on bases Boston. o. BROOKLYN. 2 Two
hsss hit Miller Sacrifice hit-McDonaid. FJs'
hss. On error-Boston. I stolen tases-Stars.
Co,,l,on Iackson Donlin Double plays stark
20 Daut4rt. STARK 20 Tooley 70 Dsuhert. Bases
on hsUs-OH Tyler 8. 90 Griffin. 3. ~ Burk. =
~ Ru-k.r Struck out-By Tyler. I. by
Gri@n. !: rs Rucker. Hits-on Ifief. N
4i-3 innings. OF Griffin. IN innings: oit
Eogg4 none IN 2 3 inning IF BUrk, IN l-3
innings. IN Rucksr . IN 22-3 innings. Tine
2.o2 Umpires Iohrstone and Eason
New-York tribune., 1911-09-02

Kitty" Bransfeld. for several years hrst
baseman OF the Philadelphia National
League club and previously with Pitts
burgb was sold Yesterday 10 the Chicago
Cubs for a cash consideration Az the
same time the Phillies announced the sign
ing or Kleinow. formerly catcher with the
Yankees and more lately with tho Boston
Americans.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-02
FIRST GAME

'Bsttod 'or Leifeld IN seventh inning
Cincinnati ..........2 - n 2
Pittsburgh ..........O q 2 %
New-York tribune., 1911-09-02

TotaIs. ~ /? q e7si Totals .sIss2i
Montreal ..........1 q A-l-
N.n-,rl- O 1 q O o y ! o
New-York tribune., 1911-09-02

Not one whit discouraged by the trifins
reverse suffered al the hands OF Matt
Wells. "One Word" Morgan has carried on
his active campaign in behalf OF Knock
out" Brown. The little East Side boy VIII
travel 10 Toronto, where he will meet Joe
English. husky lumber cutter before the
olympic Athletic Club. II is reported that
English IL "a bear but Morgan simply
grins and says watch nv Dutchman 20
through him" After he was walloped the
"Csnucx," and the garrulous Morgan gives
English not the slightest chance Of win
ming. Brown will cross gloves with young
Hickey a coming boy from Northern New
York. before the Greensboro Athletic Club,
al Elmsford, on September q. That battle
won. Morgan remarked facetiously that he
would give "Kayo" a thorough rest Of two
dave and then the East Side boy will begin
training for a bout with Abe Attell.
Never again Will I trust the training OF
Brown IN any one besides myself. said
Danny Yesterday afternoon. II was kept
prettv busy transacting some business for
the kid. and lef- him in charge of his train =
ers FOR couple of days. What was the
result? They fooled around with him No
one cared very nuch what he did, and
although the boy did his best he was In
FAR from the best condition when he faced
Weliz'
New-York tribune., 1911-09-02
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