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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23
CLEVELAND is OUTHIT
BUT BEATS THE YANKS

NEW YORK. Sept, 22.-Though New
York outhit Cleveland more than two to
one today, the visitors took the second
game OF the series by 5 TO 4. What
the Clevelands lacked In hits they made
up in passes, nine mon walking to first
Three OF the passes were converted into
runs. New York had many chances to
win the game but after getting runners
on the bases could not get them around
Falkenberg was batted for ten hits. and
was taken out with none out in the fifth
and two runs in. Steen relieved him and
after walking Zeider. filing the bases,
he easily retired the next three men.
Steen was again hard pressed in the
ninth, when two passes and two hits
failed to net New York a run. 'Carsch
saved the day for Cleveland when, with
none out and two on the bases. he caught
Holden mapping of second A pass, a
long ny. and single followed Holdens
nap. Fishers wildness enabled the Wis
itors TO score four runs on him before
Schultz went to his relief In the third.
Schultz pitched good ball, but the visitors
found him for their winning run In the
fifth when Falkenberg scored Graney on
the squeeze play. Graney had reached
third on q pass, and Carisch's single.
Score.
CLEVELAND NEW YORK
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23

CHICAGO Sept o2.-Chicago and
Philadelphia wound up their season 8
series today by dividing double head
er Alexander. who was routed by the
locals I'm the FIRST game on Sunday, was
good enough TO shut them out In the
opener today. timely batting off Hum
phrles giving Philadelphia a TO 0 VIC
tory. Good control by Pierce and hard
batting gave Chicago the second game
TO !, Chalmers proving ineffective The
result Of the games leaves the locals still
three games behind Philadelphia In the
struggle for second place
Singles by Doolan and Knabe COM
hined with Two outs, gave Philadelphia
a run in the third inning OF the first
game. Loberts three-bagger and Ma
gees single netted the second
In the second game Magee drove a
liner into the stand In left field and
reached third before the ball, which had
bounded out had been nelded in. The
visitors argued that the hit should be
counted as a home run, and Umpire
Emslie finally allowed their claim The
Philadelphia lead was short-lived. how
ever and a strong rally In the fifth. sixth
and seventh rounds gave the locals FIVE
runs.
PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO
fFlrsL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23
Tour Was Valuable.

Herr Diem said tonight that the re-
suit OF the tour could not fall to be OF
great value In the development OF a Ger
man Olympic for the 1915 games in Ber-
lin,
After seeing the perfect system which
you have In this country Diem said. Il
can readily understand why American
teams have won at every set of Olympic
games to date. II is really marvellous
and there is nothing like il at home. /
hope, however that with the help OF
DIR. kraenzlein, who has been engaged
as German athletic director. we shall be
able TO undertake the work OF preparing
our athletes upon modern lines, and
thereby produce a formidable team by
1916.
Kraenzlein will sail with the commits
sion and take up at once the formation
OF corps Of German athletic trainers
who will have direct control over club
and university athletics. 1t is not likely
that the former University OF Pennsyl-
Vania athlete and record holder will at
tempt 10 train any Of the German ath-
letes personally for year or two,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23
GERMANS MARVEL At
AMERICAN METHODS
Olympic Commission Will
Sail for Berlin With Many
Athletic Pointers.

NEW YORK, Sept 22.--The German
Olympic commission, which has been Ia
Vestigating the American athletic system
for the last month will sail for Berlin
tomorrow
The commission. consisting or Carl
Diem, general secretary OF the sixth
Olympic games. Lieutenant Walter Won
Reichenau, DR. Martin Berner and Jo-
seplr Waiter. visited and inspected every
large athletic club and university IN the
cast, south and middle west Copious
notes on the methods and system In
vogue for the development Of track and
field athletics were obtained and an ex-
sion's observations and deductions will
be filed with the German Olympic com
mittee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23
Boston and Detroit Have
Each Won Three Times,
and Chicago Twice.

The silent manager OF the Athletics,
who by reason of the teams double vic
tory over Detroit yesterday, has, piloted
five championships TO Philadelphia in
the thirteen years organization Of the
American league Since the league be-
gan, however, the team has always been
in the race, each year being a possible
contender for the bunting and finishing
well at the top OF the column.
In 1901, the first year OF the American
league, the Chicago White Sox. under
Clarke Griffith, won the flag. In 1902
the Athletics won, under Mack. The
Bostons. under Jimmie Collins. won in
1908 and 1904, and In 1905 Mack came
back and won. In 1906 the White Sox
won, under Fielder Jones. and In 1907,
1908 and 1909, the Detroit team, und er
Jennings. won. The Athletics won again
in 1910 and 1911, and last year the Bos-
tons, under Jake Stahl, won.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23
SENATORS DROP BACK
FROM SECOND PLACE
WAS SHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22-Washing
ton played miserably in the field today
and st. Louis had little difficulty in win
ming, Z to 3. The defeat coming when
Cleveland was winning, from New York
ousted the locals from second place.
which they had held Jointly with the
Maps since Saturday Ayres. a recruit
from Richmond, Va. started his first
major league game today and pitched a
fine game while on the mound. He went
along for six full innings in great shape,
holding ST. Louis TO three scattered hits,
only one of which was clean. In the sew
enth he allowed his fourth hit and then
Washington went 10 pieces. Before ST.
Louis had been retired five runs had
crossed the plate. in which only two hits
figured Boehling went In with two on
bases and two out. After allowing the
first man 10 face him TO single. he struck
out the next batter He was not scored
on again.
Washington could do little with either
Leverenz or Mitchell.
Score:
ST. LOUIS WASHINGTON
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23
Athletics Cinch Bunting in the American Leag
THREE NEW RUSKIES
REPORT FOR U TEAM
Travers, Brockmeyer and
Wright Arrive; Freshmen
Report for Practice.

When Fred Bennion called his huskcs
onto the field yesterday for their daily
bumps he was delighted to see among
their number three huskics of last year
who had not previously reported this
year. and about whose returning TO COL
lcge BeDnion had many doubts Tramp
Travers brought particularly broad grin
10 the face OF the giant coach. Tramp"
is one OF the few men at the institution
this year who is a known quantity. He
is bigger than the average man and has
great speed. He Is a crack sprinter to be
moro exact and is just about as fast In
the moeskin as in an abbreviated ira OK
suit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23
Freshmen Report.

The freshies trotted onto the field last
night and after some hours of Lieuten-
ant Nelly's rough stuff they crawled off
into the gym confident that they will be
able to clean up the high schools this
year and that after they get used 10
the work they will he able also to trim
the varsity,
The work began with a stifr talk from
understand thai This year tho frcshieS
are going 10 have q team About twenty
five men were in suits and were put
through a long drill In the fundamentals
before they were allowed to rest
There certainly are some good men
In the bunch and the varsity can expect
some hot work this fall in the Wednes-
day night scrlmmages.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Sept 22.-Coach Percy y.
HaughtoD made the first cut OF tho season IN
Harvards football Cuuad OF acvcnty- eight mon to-
day when he retained only thirtyc glt men for the
varsity. Thrco first strlDs" elcycns. on which
were included all OF the regulars aud tho leading
substitutes remaining from last scason's
championship eleven and last years freshmen team
were formed. Tudor Gardiner. the star guard o,
1911 eleven took mp active football work today
for tho first time since he was hur; In tho Prince
ton game % tina; year. playing Mt end.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23
Was Range Rider.

The big back has been riding the range
In Southwestern Utah all summer and
says that for fear he would be soft when
the season opened he used TO get out
before work In the morning, grab four
year old steer by the tall and run few
hundred miles across the fiat.
Albert Brockmeyer, the man who played
such great game in the line last year
for the freshies, also boosts the stock
lot Brock Is as big as all outdoors
and with another years experience should
be about the same style tackle as was
former Captain Tiny Home. Brock has
been doing the rough work in the smclt-
ers at Butte and Is In fine condition.
The third man is Casey Wright. Wright
is a senior and although he has never
played varsity football before he has
shown well In the class games and with
1SO pounds OF solid weight should at least
make a stumbling block for opposing
backfleId men
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23
Players Need Rest.

Some Of the players are in need Of
a rest and they now will have an OPP
portunity to take one. All of those suf-
ferino with bruises or wrencbed mus
eles should be in good condition by
next week, except Danny Murphy,
whose injured shoulder has not yielded
to treatment as expected.
For weeks hundreds of applicants
have been received by Business Man
ager John Sbibe of the club for tick
cts for the world s series. All Of these,
however, have been returned to the
sepders Now that the pennaut has
been won. another flood of applications
is expected. but all will be turned back
until the national commission meets
and announces the arrangements for
the big games.
DETROIT PHILADELPHIA
(FTst eamc.l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23
PHILADELPHIA.

'Battcd for Chalmers IN tho seventb
Score by innings
Philadelphia ....,.....o / n q O q Al
Chicago .......,..... n O n n -
Summary; Errors-Crayath DooIan Bridweu
IhTee-hsse ht-Evcra. Homo run-Magee. Hits
or Chalmers, In seven innings: Off Brennan,
mono IN ono inning Sacrifice hit-pIorce. Stolen
oase-Wllilau!s. Double plays-Bridwell 10 Evers
TO Sa!er: Zimmerman TO Bridwcll TO Saicr: Kuabe
to Luderus Loft on bases-Philadelphla G. Chi
ca6o. q Bases on bals-of Chalmers 9: off
Brennan, 1; off Pierce l. Hit by pitchers-Ry
chalmers Evcrs), By Pierce tMagee) Struck out
BY Pierce, .; by Chalmers. J. Wild pitches
Pierce Time OF game hour 30 minutes. Un-
pires-ODay and Emnlie
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23
Mack Will Tune Team.

Now that the Philadelphia club has
Won the nennant of the American
league, preparations will ut once be
begun BY Manager Mack TO tune up
his team for the world S series next
month The first move towards this
end viii be the easing up on the Ath-
letics' players, all Of whom viii be
gwen holidays from time TO time un-
Ill the final series with the New 1orks
here on October Q, 3 and 4. Several
OF the players are suffering with
bruises or other injuries and they will
be given plenty Of opportunity to get
over their ills before starting the hard
conditioning for the blue ribbon event.
Manager Mack said tonight that he
would at once start to put in substi~
tutes.
* + will give some of the veterans a
holiday tomorrow. he said. Each
day / will fill the places Of some of
them with young players, until all OF
the men have had some holidays. By
the time we reach Washington for a
series which Will start next Monday, /
NAV have IN an entire team of substi
tutes. This will depend upon whether
I think the regulars will be benefited
or otherwise by a layoff at that time.
] intend to travel to Boston and Wash
ington with the team. The hard work
Of preparing for the world 8 series will
be done IN this city in the final series
with New York
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23
PHILADELPHIA

'Batted for Bridwell In the eighth
TBatted for Williams IN the ninth
Score by innings
philadelphia .............0 o %
Chicago .....,.........0 o O O o o %
summary Errors-saier. Archer. Two -bage
hits-Doolan. Leach Three base hIt-Lobert Sac
rihce hits-Dooin, Dolan, Stolen bnscs-sfngee
ETers. Double nlsy-Dooan to Knabe 10 Luderts.
Left on bases-PhIladelphia. .: Chicago o F!rst
base on balls-On Alexander q Struck out-By
Alexander .. Time OF game hours IS minutes
UmDires-o'Doy and Emslie
SECOND GAME.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23
DE-
WAS A HUMILI|

LONDON. Sept 2.-The defeat Of 4
and Edward Ray by youu Francis onlru
line. Mass. Is described as 'hu1|
John Henry Taylor. British open eo
In a statement to the press today. l.
Youth has no nerves." be cout5r
Btefs playing golf do not resiIzs IA
play really we'll. Only when one
reputation and understands the dire
OF fc!lure is one properly thankful Il
Ing we'll, Ouimct Is q splendid e0||
With splendid nerves. At the sans n
preston lie that ne had cvery,hiue
nothing TO lose ttT.
"Vardon and Ray, Oh the olher
they carried on their shoulders the f1|
OF this country. II did not mako MeIr
IL Is much moro easy 10 msks q n
golf than to maintain st."
Taylor himself won his first. npsn <|
in Great Britain al tho age ot, a.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23
Will Soon Begin Scrimmage.

LINCOLN, Ncb.. Sept. 2e-with the football
s1uad going well. and additions today
Coschos on the Nebraska field 8ald llsy believed
~ would bo pofslbic 10 Uauguratc scrlmmaEe p-a:-
ilco this week. Tho hard work OF the coachea
Is In drilling tho linc. which has fcw vctcrans
Tho baclflold has already passed hy In the doubt
ful stnse and made especial good showing In
todays drill. In tho backficd. Head Coach stein
nam now has Captain Purhy Rutherford. Coffee
Reese. Becb. Hawkins and Towlc ht tho endE
Howard. HugE and Golwlck showing tho Of
fects or drilling. Hsiligan. who wn. a star At
iulbnck laTt ycar. Heller shcldg. ThompYon and
Cameron Hfe almost certain OF pacos In the
line.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23
National League.

By Cincinnati, from Lop,sv, !,
BY Boston. from ST III
Crutcher; Milwaukee, Gilbert.
Deal; Rochester, Martin. Mo-
BY Brooklyn. from NewarI
st. Paul. Rlggert; New Oris.
Toronto, Herbert. ~
BY Chicago, from San Franc
son: Toleda, Bronkie. ~
BY st. Louis, from Deny,
man. '-s*
By Philadelphia, from Nashy
BY New York, from Omaha
Tho st Louis American i
Cancelled its draft on the ",
club. and the Brooklyn club
the right Of selection from IN
The ST. Louis American Il
Cancelled Its draft on the X
club and the PhiladelpfIa
have the right OF selection
club.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23
Trainers in Demand.

His duties will be to develop competent
assistant trainers in the same manner
that Ernie Hjertberg did in Sweden.
kraenzlein, however, will have personal
charge of the German Olympic team IN
1916. assisted by four other trainers, some
OF whom are likely to be Americans.
The commission was given a reception
and dinner by the New York Athletic
club tonight. at which Herr Diem thanked
the officers of the Amateur Athletic
union and the athletic clubs OF the vari
Gus cities whose guest he had been for
the courtesies and assistance extended.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23
Yacht Races Begin,

CHICAGO Sept. ?2.-Tho most important ysch, =.
Ing event OF the year Laso Michigan takes
place today with the sailing OF tho rrst race o,
tho scrcs OF three for tho Manhasaett cup The
Is under .he auspices OF tho Chicago Yacht
club. present holder or tho trophy. -Four local
racers, tho MchIcaso olympiaD, South Shore and
Mavourucp. arc entered against eastern craft
tho Stranger. owned by Rear Commodore r. p
Jcncks OF tho Rhode Island Yacht club
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23
Midvale Defeats Bind

Midyale defeated Bingham at 4idvzH
a East game, : 10 0. The teaure c'
was tho pitching OF Blackmsr for Aid<|
lowed but one hit a grand one-h<1
Shortstop Schmidt was also fear1r1
Scott and Marsetts did well at the n1|
tories were Blackmar and Scott for
JenFen and Sullivan for Bingham
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23
YankS May Play Giants,

NEW YORK. Srpt. eff Manager John Nc.
Graw OF the Now York Nationals liz willing there
viii bo series ni games a. tho Polo grounds
hero between the Giants and tho New York Amer
teams uoxt spruS before tho championship season
bcgius. so Gays Manager Frank Chance OF tho
YankB, Chance would like TO play the Ganls
five gamer aftor both New York teams have
trained In Texas.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23
BRA YES TAKE LOOSE
GAME FROM ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. Sept. o2.-Roston made its
last stand of the season In st. Louis this
afternoon and scored ave runs during the
nine innings. while ST. Louis could get
but one man across the home plate, Hess
when st. Louis got its only tally Bos-
ton scored three runs in the first inning
without hit In this inning, after two
passes and an error filled the bases
Grlner gave way TO TrekeI who was
fairly effective but received ragged sup
port.
ST. LOUIS BOSTON
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23
American League.

BY New York, from Columh,
BY Chicago, from Balt,mor.
coin, Neb.. Barbour.
BY Detroit. from Buffalo !,
sey City Purtell: Montreal
Sacramento, WILLIAMS. "A
By St. Louis. from Portland.
Atlanta, Bisland: BIrmIneha'
ger; Montgomery. SnedecoT +
Howard.
BY Washington, from
BY Cleveland, from Cha,to
do, from Sioux CITY Wnoa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23
Richie May Meet Murphy.

twenty-round fight between Willie Ritchic light
weight champion. aud Harlem Tommy Murphy
in thls city In November made some progress to-
night when RitchIc accepted a promoters offer
OF Sl0. 600. The exact date fixed Richie
will go east this week aud expects 10 meet Leach
Cross ip New York October 81 Il is possible the
Richie Murphy bout will be scheduled for Thanks
giving day
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23
Qualifying Round Begins.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Sept 22.-pIay In the ounli-
fyng round OF the open championship tournament
OF tho Womnn's WcstorD Coli association will bo-
Elm on the links OF tho Memphis Country club to-
morro,r morning With nf;y-two contestants or
hand Eleven western cubr and two IN The south
-EoshviIe and acmphi.-will DO represented
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23
Friends Expected Her to Die.

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23
JORDAN WRESTLES TO
DRAW WITH DU CRAY
Spoclsl 10 The Tribune.

GRAND JUNCTION. Colo. Sept 2c.-Chris Jor-
dan. champion mddleweght wrestler OF the world
and Frank DuCray OF this city wrestled for two
hours and thirty minutes 10 draw here TO-
night. The match probably tho best exhibi-
tion OF the mat game ever seen here. DuCray was
20 per cent stronger than when be was defeated by
Jordan on Labor day and he also had slightly in
creased In weight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23
MAJORS CHOOSE|
! FROM AA AND A
Many Players VIII 4
Higher as Result /,
cent Drafting

CINCINNATI. Sept. On,
0aScoall commission today of
nonnced the players from H.
class \ leagues who were :,
major league clubs at the mes
commission here last week. n
not announced at that tIms j.
.eague cluos were given time
10 determine the players NJ
The list follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23

Bauman, o Bush and onsIow Loft on bases
Detroit II; Philadelphia q. Base, on balls-ofs
Daugs. 2: off L. Bush 4. First base error
Philadelphia. l. Hi By ptcher-By Daurs tMc-
Innn), Struck out-By Dauss, Il; by l. Bush, 2.
Wild pitch-L. Bush. Timc OF game-1 hour 80
minutes. Umpireg-HlIdcbrand and Egau
EsCoND GAME.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23

= .battod tor Daoss in the ninth
Score by innings
DctFon .......,...........o 90
Philadelphia ............o -
SUMMARY: Error-j.ouden. Two-base hits-o
fush. Gibson. Sacrifice hii1-struuk (2l Barry
Stolen bsscs-o. Buoh f2'. Collins. Double play
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23

Van TOT McNTTIstor IN INC HeVcnth.
'Bottcd for T.cvcrcuz In tho eighth.
Sooro by inniuge-
St Louis ,................o o.
Warrington ..............0 o.e 0 %
Summary Errors-sloan. Milan. Foatcr GandIl
Godcon. Mcbride f2l. Nyrcs. Two base hits
Prntt and Sloan. Hiis--0N Levcrenz : in seven
Innings. off Mitchoil. In two lnu,ngr: OF
Ayres. In ak and tTo-thirds inninge. of Boch-
ling In two and onc-third Innings. Sacrifice
ht-Mlan. Stoon bngcs-Sbolton Pratt t(nl
Wares, Mchlllslrr Fostor. Gsndu Morgan. Gcd-
con Double plays-Mocllcr IN Henry: Mocllcr 10
Gnndll. Left bascr--S,. Louis, Z Waahirx m
g. BsHcs oas-O'f LoveTonz 6: or hyro- 2.
OF Boehliug, q Tirst bsso crrors--St Louis
g. Washington. I. Hit by ptohor-By BochlIpc
(N1lIams). Struck out-By Loveronz 4; hy
Ayres, 4: By Soehlips. ,. Tfmo OF same-e hours
% minutes. Umpres-Diuccn and Sheridan
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summary; Errors-IIuggins Movrcy. oakcs
Beck 81. snyder. Trckcl Hits-On Grincr none
In one Inning uhrco out In tho frsD of Trek
oil IN pinc iDningo. Sacrifice ht-Manu Stolen
onscs-swconcy. Zinn Double plays-Brck 10
Husgins 10 Nhttcd WhittoJ assisted: swoe-
ney To MaranrIlic 10 Schmidt. Left on haEos-
So. Louir. 6; Boston, o. Firat base on. balIp-Of
Grnor. 2: of Hoss 3; off Trekc g. Hi, by
pltchcr-By Trekcll iZlnnl. Struck ont-Rv Hess
10 by Trckcll. 4 Passed bail-Grinsr. Timo OF
gamc-l hour 40 minutes. Umpircs-Klcu and
Or.h "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23

Hale. none IN one inning; of Fakcuberg 10 In
four innings (none out In tho uttb) off Steen
6 In five innings. Timo of game hours 8 min.
utes. Umpires-Connolly and O'Loughlp
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23
CUBS DIVIDE WITH
PH|LL|Es IN DOUBLE
Dooin's Men Retain Lead Of
Three Games for Sec
ond Place.
National League.

Philadelphia. 2. /; Chicago. o. ).
Bostou. 3: st. Louis. J.
Mex York Cincinnati, not gchcduled
PItisburg- Brooklyn. wet grounds