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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-22
ERRORS FIGURE IN
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
Retail Clerks Win Title When
They Defeat Tramp
tons, 6 to q.

The Retail Clerks crack baseball team
won from the Frampton pharmacy nine
OF the Trolley league yesterday at Lucas
field by the score Of TO T. The Clerks
were more timely With making their
hits, although the "Pharmies" outbatte
them almost two 10 ono.
The Retail Clerks made their first tally
right off the reel Wclties was walked
by Peterson, Fitzpatrick struck out and
Book hit TO Cameron. forcing W>rics at
second. Book advanced base on Peter
sons balk. Howe dropped Johnson S
easy fly, letting Book score the first run
Of the game. Fitzpatrick ended the in
ming by striking out
F'rampton scored two In the fourth.
After Choules had popped out. Leatham
one TO left field, counting Lea than Cole
man was then taken out and Bill Bal =
Der substituted. Barber attempted 10
catch Dern off first. but Johnson muffed
the throw. Dern advanced base on
the misplay Howe was walked Cameron
hit a liner to right, but attempted to
stretch II into a two -baggcr and was
caught. Dern scoring. Peterson struck
out
The Clerks made one In the same in
ming Johnson hit TO Howe who threw
into the bleachers. Johnson going TO
second Fitzpatrick fouIed out Gala
Cameron let PeterSonS throw go 10 the
outlield. He then stole home
Lamb hit for two bases in the fifth.
Spahr got a life on ]. Johnson's error
CoWans s hit over second scored Lamb
Choues singled 10 center. Spain scoring.
This netted the Framptons two runs.
No scoring was done until the eighth
when the Retailers made four runs Kill
patrick walked stole second. He scored
from second on Leathams error OF
Book s drive. J Johnson hit for two
bases. Fitzpatrick hit TO center. scor-
ing Book and Johnson. Jenson scored
Fitz on 4 single,
The pitchers on both sides pitched
good ball. Leatham. Dern and john
sons hitting featured the contest.
FRhMPTONs- RETAIL CLERKS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-22
MIKE YOKEL IS HOT
ON JORDAN s TRAIL
Wants Return Match as Soon
as Possible; Has Bouts
in East.

Mike Yokc arrived in town last night
from his jackson Hole farm. hot on the
trail of Chris Jordan. Yokel Wants to
meet the Greek wrestler in return
match as soon as possible IN order that
he may fll several engagements which
await his attention in the east.
Jordan wreStles tonight in Grand
Junction with Frank DuCray. the Colo
radoan. and on Tuesday night he meets
Louis Sagarkis a Price. Jordan and his
manager. Tom Scanon, are expected to
return 20 Salt Lake Wednesday. Before
they left for Colorado both Jordan and
Scanlon said they were eager TO close
up the match with Yokel and wanted
II pulled off before the middle Of Octo-
bcr.
In View of the fact that both Yok el
and Jordan express q willingness 10 get
together, it appears likely that the ar
ransements for the big match will soon
be perfected.
Yokel has received telegram from
the sporting editors of the Duluth. Mimi.
newspapers asking MIN TO wrestle Fred
Beall in that city. He has accepted the
first. Nokel has also an offer to meet
Joe Carr. tho Mnnea polls wrestler. In
Minneapolis. He has also accepted that
match. and may meet Beal and Carr
together. He prefers. however, to meet
them separately
'I think | can throw Jordan" said
YoIicl last night and I want chance
just as soon as can get IT."
Soke says he Is in IT condition, and
nc looks the part. He has a much
more conditioned appearance than he
had when ne went on the mat with Jor-
dan at the Majestic arena a couple of
months ago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-22
WELSH CLAIMS TITLE
ON SHADOW FIGHT
Whole Vancouver Business
Is Disgusting Farce; Richie
Dodges Murphy.
BY w. w. NAUGHTON.

Special 10 TIE Tribune.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 2l.-Freddic
Welsh, the English lightweight champion,
went through the progTa mmc he mapped
out for himself yesterday. II will prob
ably be some little time yet before the
Ritchie-W Welsh AFFAIR at Vancouver can
be regarded as n closed incident. There
Will be lawsuits and sworn testimony and
II may he that the public will learn the
inside facts OF one of the biggest farces
the sport Of puglism has known.
Ritche, ii will be remembered was TO
have boxed Welsh at Vancouver yester-
day. Ritcbic did not like the way things
were going up there and came a way with
ont going through the formality OF bidding
Welsh and the promoters good bye
It looked as though Welsh was left in
the lurch but after spending some DAYS
IN deep thought he discovered a way to
turn Ritchie's act to profit, lie decided
10 go through with his end OF The great
interna tional moving picture champion
shin in Rltchle'S absence
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-22
Tenth Hole Difficult.

My start on the short tenth
none too auspicious as this mole
a five. The next two holes W.
in ordinary figures. but on the :
/ holed a three, one under pa
helped q great deal. The fourte
fifteenth nettcd me five and =
though at the last named hole
forced TO lay a mashie pitch 81
as result of a bad second. ~
the hole which I was really Loo
ward 10, the I2S-yard slxteentn
| could get a two here. Mca
must get two fours to tie fne
ers. I pitched TO the green,
very close 20 the hole. syn
chance for my two, but alas,
proach putt was short or tne
eight feet succeeded, hoWe
holing the putt ] must nov
three and a four on either, o.
manning holes. both OF wnlcn
fours. on the seventeenth 20
a drive and a pitch to the Eroz
bali rested some fifteen feet
cup. Now was my opportuniv
ing the line carefully, ] SET r.
what was probably my last ~
putted, making sure to give ~
chance to drop IN. She went e.
happy. All | needed was a ioe'
last hole 10 tie and the soe'
striving to reach, namely
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-22
Finding LoophOles.

Another thing. Ritchie may urge tina,
he was not represented yesterday when
the lima ginary receipts of the imaginary
cha mpion battle were being counted and
there again the provisions OF the original
articles were violated.
II all these counter claims or charges
are overIuled Ritchie can play his trump
card He can furnish proof that when
Welsh fought his phantom fight, Jim
Griffin, the man mutually agreed upon
as referee, was 5000 miles away and he
can argue that IN the absence OF a ref
erees decision there is nothing before the
court to show that the contest described
by Welsh actually took place.
AS producer OF amusing complica tons,
the Ritchie- Welsh matter has been az
prolific as Yellowstone seyser from the
beginning. But If all lawsuits fail there
Is one direction in which Welsh can gain
u slight amount of satisfaction. After
having disposed OF an imaginary Ritchie
he can cable TO England That he is now
Theoretically" the champion lightweight
OF the world
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-22
TRIUMPH SURPR|S|
To YOUNG CHAM
Francis Ouimet Had
Dreamed Of Defeatin,
NOUS British GoIfeI
BY FRANCIS OUIMEI

BOSTON, Sept. 2l.-Probablv
in the golf world was mora
than myself when I found tho
actually tied Edward RAY ana
Nardon yesterday for the col
pionship Of the United State
the last thing I ever though,
But after playing In the quallfyl,
on Tuesday In the division thai
was in and finding myself VI
10 him at the end Of the auallfyI
I felt that I might possibly ze
first ten.
Then on Thursday morning 1
n TO Nardon's 75. but at that
was six strokes behind Alex
Braeburn and McDqnald Smith q
agyl, both OF whom scored two
Vardou and Reid. EngIishmen.
70 each. totalled 1f7, and led (
Herbert Strong and Edward n
two strokes more. the latter sun
ing a ~ in the morning with a i1i
Of 30, On Friday Reid and
slumped badly. scoring SO and
practically put them out OF fh
ming. Ray. In the meanwhile. n
round In &c. Vardon in 7S. while
a -. thus making tree-cofQl
at 2o5.
Just before. my last round
that Ray. scoring ~. had q ~
'of 30i strokes Al The fifth Dol
I was then playing, learned t1
don had tied this.
/ did the first nine holes IN 70
last round which yas not terri
1 had TO do the last nine hcl(
10 tie the noted visitors from ac
Atlantic I|.
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Want to See Murphy.

AS an inkling of what is going on, IL
might be cited that New York promoter
who has an option on Ritche's next pub
lie appearance apparently wired the other
night that II Leach Cross did not quickly
accept the terms offered him for match
with Ritchic, Johnny Dundee would be
substituted
Maybe if Dundee rebelled at the small
ness Of the amount set aside for him.
kid" Broad or Rudie Unh6z would have
been given chance
The boy tho public wants TO sec In ac-
ton with Ritchic Is Tommy Murphy and
what is desired is twenty round bout.
II is bad enough to have the followers OF
ring sport deploring that the days or
worth while champions. such as Erne
Cans, Nelson and Wolgast. have passed
title through a hulse disincned to take
a sporting chance with the laurels that
came TO him through the ''other fellows
punch.'
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Follows Out Programme.

Here is Freddie's schedule as it Cd me
over the wires from Vancouver;
Weigh in at 12.15 p. m. at 155 pounds
hop through the ropes a the Brghouse
arena an hour later; shadow fight an inn
aginary Richie: land an lima ginary
knockout, declare 3limsclf worlds cham
pion; visit the lawyers and make claim
for the $500 forfeit money. together with
other amounts said to have been lost in
declining other bouts.
1t Is presumed. of course. that Welsh
acted under his lawyers advice in every =
thing lie did yesterday, but even at tina {
he may have failed to establish COM
plete legal basis for an action or actions
against Ritchie.
To justify a suit for damages he viii
have TO prove that ne carried out his
part of the contract TO the minutest de-
tail. To protect his interests thoroughly
he will have had moving pictures taken
of his battle with the imaginary Richie.
otherwise Ritchie's lawyers can set up
the claim that Freddie engaged in Il
fight that did not conform with the ar
ticles signed by RitChie and Welsh
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Situation in Snarl.

Meanwhile even with Welsh out OF IT,
the lightweight situation continues TO eX-
cite mingled merriment and disgust. The
championship title at the present time Is
plastcred all over with the dollar sign
and there is nothing in the prospect 10
give promise that there Will be ever a
genuine bout for the trophy If the present
holder can avoid It.
Sporting writer's in every quarter OF this
big country keep repeating that Harlem
Tommy Murphy is the logical candidate"
for evasive Willie Ritchie. yet Ritchie
dlsmisses the subject with the remark
that Murphy will keep"
From ali appearances the scheme Is To
keep Murphy away at the bottom OF
the list OF preferred candidates and il
any new men bob up meanwhile the Muir
phy case Will be subject To further post
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Ready for Fray.

Friday night ! went home 70 =
" and ! awoke feeling III ior
strife. / went directly to tne
club and ono of the first perss9
was my dear little caddie, Eau,
He showed me several pictu'
of himself and me. and tnen
at his wide-awake ewes. | causn
of a red. white and blue rippo
upon his coat. Then II da".
my mind that must go 20
and give the best that was ~
4 few practice shots and soi' ..a
advice from an ex-champlon ano
a strong contender for nation
in the past. and was reaay-
We three, meaning Vardon,
myself, got away smootniy M, ~
three holes, Vardon and ! no''
shot on Ray on the third' 4
led Ray by one stroke al tne =
Vardon pulled away trom
sixth by holing a three i1s Z
ing me by one stroke ana A. trs
Rav gained stroke on tny ~
and we both gained one on
the eighth hole. A 1--WE Dy
on tho ninth left us all eve"
t,rn III
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-22
CINCINNATI, Sept. 2l-New Iorl

- NINClNNATI, Sept. 2l-New \ ork
and Cincinnati broke even in a
doublc-hcadcr here today, the
locals annexng the opener by n
score of = 10 o.. thanks TO johnson $
good pitching, while the visitors took
the second contest In a ninth-inning
rally that kept the large crowd in
their seats until the final ball was
pitched. The score was to ).
I'm the first game johnson kept the
hits so well scattered that New York
did not score: while. on the other
band, Cincinnati punched three hits
with sacrifice, an error and base
on balls IN the first inning and OBJ
tanned the only runs Of the game. Aft
er this Tcsreau was at his best and
was only relieved IN the eighth inning
10 allow Mccormick to bat for him.
In the second game Cincinnatl start
ed off bv gathering in three runs IN
the first inning on' Bates 5 walk, a
single by Groh. double by Wickland
and another single by Hobitzcll New
York obtained two in the second on
singles by Burns, Murray and Myers.
The visitors took the lead in the
sixth, when they got three runs on an
error by Dodge, single bv Myers,
Two bases on balls and a single by
Suodgrass. Ciucinnati tied it up in
the seventh on Egan s single, Doyle :
tumble of Dodge g drive. an out and a
single by Blackburn. who battcd for
Amcs.
Ii remained tied until the ninth,
when with one out Fletcher walked
and Burns singled. Fletcher was
caught at the plate on Shafcr IS
eroundcr, but Murray singled, scoring
Burns, while Sbafcr came home on
Wilson s single.
DOYLE was ordered off the field by
Umpire Riglcr for disputiug decision
on a strike.
NEW YoRK-CfNCINNATI
First
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Observation-Disclosures
Cf!rs, Eame.l

'Eatted for Alexander IN fourth
Battcd for Mayer In eighth
l0nc when winning run scored
''Batted FOR Lavender IN eleventh
Seorc by innluee-
Philodelphi D.. t o o o q 2 a.
Chicago ........1 o o i-8
summary; Error-zimmcrman Two-base hits
Good. Duncan. Three base hits-Saler Good Home
runs-Luderus. Schultz. Safer. Hits-Off Alexan-
der IN innings: Off Mayer In 4 innings
OF soaton, in Is Innings. Off Stack In
innings; off Lavender. 10 in Z innings Sacrifice
Ny-Bridwcll. Stolen bascs-Lobert. MaGce Good
Double plnys-Archcr TO Zimmerman: Zimmerman
10 Eyers To Saier: Becker 10 Knabe: 'Brldwcli 10
Evers 10 Sncr. Left bascs-Chlcaeo 6: Phil
adephia. 49, First bnls-On Stack, 4: off
Alexander. 8 off Lavender g. Off Mayer. /: off
Scatou. J. Hit by pitchcr-Schute by Seatou
Struck out-By Stack. &. by Alexander. 4; by
Mayer l. by Seaton. . Passed bols-Dooin C2l
Wild pitch-1aycnder. Timc-o hours and % min
utcs Umplrcs-o'D Day and Ems1Io
SECOND GAME
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Gains a Stroke.

T e.ined a stroke on both AZ tn
the result of their taking tntSS ~
The twelfth found me TWO ,,sl l
rho good. due TO n four asr
~ hycs 4 three by IaToon nj
lead 10 one at the next mole.
tenth being halved. ] now !
Vardon was the man LOT n,e ~
The fifteenth hole put Nsy ,eci
out of the running. AS ne ,,y
20 yardon's and my own iou
Nv Vardon and by me leli HS
w. w stroke and but two holes =
Vardon's drive TO Ine ,ryIn<
seemed as though he were we're saiis
: tran very fine. Ny drive shaz
d. renter OF the fairway. ~,
,reo .me Nod our balls and founo w ~
gnUav pro- vas trapped. He playeu ~" %
second landed me sa,eS 4, three
WhIle Vardon was on III h
hnind out in two more ano ,,tb q
nne walked TO the last tee VIZ
stroke lead. t-,,e Ward
tha me rough. He played sacS ms "a
The race track while MON my aver
safely ON the green. NareTi" siY 10 IA
,,Itcb and finally took a SIN ~ ~ ,,,e
ppoipr p,i down In TWO puts saw n
So!'is s' total Of 70 against ~
10, s a,J q rs for Ray, tncteo e.
no." ,,o championship and atta'n,,ns
,,,b,ch ~, never dreamed OF 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-22
BOSTON TAKES BOTH
GAMES FROM ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 21.-Boston defeated
81. Louis in both games of todays
double header. winning the first, . to o.
and the second, s TO l.
The opening contest early resolved IT.
self into pitchers battle between Per
ritt OF st Louis and Quinn of Boston.
Left Fielder Connolly Of Boston broke
his right ankle sliding into second ba Sc
in the third Inning Of the first game
In the second game the Cardinals
played a miserable game, both In the
field and on the bases. This game was
called a Z the end OF tho eighth on account
OF darkness.
ST LOUIS BOSTON.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-22
INTERNATIONAL ENDS
CLOSE RACE SEASON

NEW YORK. Sept. 2I.-The Interna
tional league season closed today with
game between Newark and Jersey City.
which the Newarks, this years cham
pions, won by a score OF to 4. The
scheduled double header between Provi-
dence and Baltimore at Providence was
Cancelled because OF rain.
The championship fight which has
been interesting for the last month since
Rochester began spurt which sent IL
TO within a few points OF the leaders.
ended yesterday when Newark clinched
the pennant by winning two games from
Jersey City, while Rochester lost a
double bill to Toronto.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-22
OGDEN TEAM WINNER
IN DECIDING GAME
Twin Falls Beaten by Wis
itors; Davis Gets Homer
With Two On.

TWIN FALLS, Idaho. Sept. 2l.-The
scven-samc series between the Ogden
league team and TIE Twin Falls Magi-
clans, which was tie until the seventh
game was won today by ogden by a
score of 10 .. Both teams played error
less ball However. the locals met sew
cral plays today surprising TO them and to
Ogden ms Well The fea ature was home
run over the left field fence by Davis.
Ogden's second bsscmau, with two men
on bases. AS a whole the local team was
outclassed by Ogden
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-22
FRAMPTONS.
RETAIL CLERKS.

SUMMARY. ErroTS-Leatham. Howe IN
ron. weitioS ]. Johnson t2l, Coleman, Barbor
Earned runs-Retail Clerks. g; Framptons, l. Stol-
en oascs-Dcrn. Fitzpatrick. johnson Sacrifice
hit-Cowsn. First base orrors-CIerks T.:
Frainptons. g. Two-bsso hits-Jamb, johnson
Fitzpatrick, Thrce-b1se bits-Leatham uIlor
Hits-on Johnson. In 9 innings; off Coleman 8
in 3 la innings: off Barber. IN 3 c-3 innings
Struck. out-By Johnson. 10: by Barber 3. Bases
on bnlis-oN Peterson. 4; Off Borbcr g Tme of
game hour and 90 minutes. Umprc-Stowart
Scornr-M C. Smith
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Vic Hanson Looks for Match.

Vic Hanson, well known hereabouts as
a ring battler OF first rate ability. arrived
in town last night under the wing OF
Fred Windsor. There Is a project on foot
for ma Lch between Hanson and, "Chi-
TO make the match. and possibly pro-
moter may be found who will make the
guarantee. Failing the Brown match.
Hanson Is willing To meet any other man
In the world. bar none. II s possible that
a bout may he arranged for Hanson with
kid" George or Cyclone" Jack Davis as
his opponent
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new YORK
CINCINNATI.

'Raticd foT Domzroc In sixth.
Ran for Myers In eighth
Bsied for Amce In Scvouh
'-Bai'rd for Brown in ninth
score h, iunlurs-
Ne" YORK -..............0 n n : 4 q -
CINCINNATI ............3 . q o.
summary: Erron-Doylc Slsfsr Dodge Two
l'fH eits-b".lo. Mrriie. Wicklnnd. Throo-baao
~ -:'Hfrr nS-ON Dcmaroc. 3 In 9 Innings:
0's Nsrquarl. IN 4 innings; off hmca. . IN Z
Ir'lnS1. OF Brown. iu . innings stolen bat o.
Ssafcr Ba;cs. MerTaus. Double piayu-Fran
'rpi &" lioblit.cll. Lot bascs--Nc~ York a.
Cincinnati 4. Fin; on bnIlr-on Demagcc /: Off
Neinpard, !: Off Ames. 3: off Brown +. Hit by
pifher-Fletchor by Amos. Struck out-By Dc.
marco. /; by MarquarG. 4; by Amcs 3 Time
hours. umprcs-Riglcr and Bryon
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,NEW YORK, Sept e1.-The turning
OF the lane Is not yet In sight for Harry
golfers who were defeated TODAY 2 un
and to play. In best ball match over
the Wykagyl Country club links hy the
brothers. Alex and Macdonald Smith
the Wyksgyl professionals.
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TWIN FALLS

Score by innings
Ogden =. .....l o o 0-6
Twin Falls 30 o o 0 . o %
summary: Earned runs-Ocdcn, 4:
Twin Falls. L. First on balls-Off Meter.
/, Off RuStenllaven. . Left on bases
Ogden. 4: Twin Falls. T. Two base hits
-Woolums, Schimpff, Corbin. Davis.
Spencer. Home run-DaYis. Struck out
BY Meltcr. 1: by Rustenhavcn: g. Dou-
BILE plays-Schimpff to Woolums: Davis
to Schimpff to Woolums. Stolen bases
Woolums. Dresser. Chaplin. Sacrifice hits
-Moorehead. Davis, Schimpff. Johnson.
HIT by pitcher-Moorehead Faulkner.
Time OF same-I hour and % minutes.
Umpire-Golden.
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Giants and Reds Engage IN
Two Desperate Struggles
Cincinnati Wins First, 2 to o. on Johnsons Superb
Pitching; New Workers Victorious in Second
with Ninth Inning Rally

ny which gave Chicago 3 comforta bic
lead. Philadelphia rallied in the ninth
and tied it up again and the game went
extra innings before Chicago was able 10
win. BuDched hits and two passed ba lis
sent in the winning run
The second game was played i'm a driz-
zllns rain and was called in the eighth
on account OF darkness.
PIIILADELPH1A-CH
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First ,game.)
'uaucd for Tcsrcau in fhe eighth.

score by ipninga-
Nnuf York ...............0 q . q q %
Cincinnati o.. .........2 o a. o o q O -
SUMMARY: Errors-Fieichef. Mcrkic, Tcarcau.
fDoh. Tpo-basn hits-Boschcr. GToh Hu6-on
Tcsrosu in I innings; Off Crondali. in In
Ming. Sacrifice hlt-Bstos. stolen bagcs-Groh
Wichlaud. IIobltzolI. IsEan. Loft on basee-Ncw
Norh. g: Cincinnati, S. Frs; on halls-on Tes.
iesu :: of johnson. 3. Stuck BY Tcsrcnu
!; b: frpndail, ]. b, .Gohnsou o. Tinc-i hour
and is minutes Umpirc3-Byron and Riglcr.
SECOND CAME
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t2l Naranvtllo t2l. Stolen boses-Lord .: Rari-
den, 3yers t2). Mann. Balk-Tylcr Basou on
BIZ Tyler. I; b. Nehous. l. Left on baaes-St
Louis, 8; Boston. 6. Time hour aud 56 min.
utes Umpccs--Klem and Orth.
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Milwaukee Again Leads.

COLUMBUS. O.. Sept 2l-Milwaukee.
by dividing today's double header with
Columbus. while Indianapolis was win.
fling twice from Minneapolis, regaiped
first place In the American associat ton
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Western League

At Sioux City--sioux City, s. s: Topeka. 7, H..
Al omaha-omaha. S. g; Wichita, Q. 8.
At st JoBcph-St Joseph. 9. 6: Denver Q, H.
fsocond game called end OF seventh: darkness }
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PHILADELPHIA

Summary EToTs-Dooan. Bridwcll ~ Two
base hits-Lcach Knabe (el, Ludcrus Throo-
bnsc hit-zimmcrman. Homo run-zmmormap.
Sacrifice hiis-Zlmmerman. Smith. Becker Sac
rlHce 'ly-Saicr. Stolen bascs-Doolan. Bockor.
Lcft on bases-Chicago. 3; Philadelphia Q First
on bnls-on Brennan. 2: off Smith, r Struck
out-By Bronnan Smith ts). Tme-1 hour and 20
minutes Umpircs-o'pay and Emslic.
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Harness Races at Columbus.

COLUMBUS. O., Sept 21.-Grand cir
cult racing for the next two weeks VIII
be inauEurated here tomorrow.
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CUBS CUT PHILLIES'
LEAD TO THREE'GAMES

CHICAGO. Sept. 2I.-The Chicago Ma
bonals cut down Philsdclphla's lead for
SECOND place TO three "a mes today when
iney won both games OF n double header
ny scores OF 10 in II innings and
10 III S innings.
Tho locals overlook the Visitors early
lead WREN AlcSandcr became unstpadv
and walked three mcn These waiiSs, were
followed sby two triples and a sacrifice
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