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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-05

- the Honorable the Common Council.
0entlemen--The Department OF PUP
vinS ' 81 Mckinney avenue under the
Sn{rSct confirmed the gath day OF
Arch. 1914 Is fully completed from
10 north line Of WaIren avsnue -
a The pavement II OF reinforced con-
80 and has been examined by the
|5Spartment OF Public Works, and
ennd 20 be in accordance with vii the
5 there n due the contractors for paw
40 said avenue AZ follows: :.
Xor lntofDectf0ns etc. VI ,sss.es
tor cost OF advertising. blanks
and Inspectors salary 4s.oo
, r.s., amount .,i.sss.ss
Il GEO. IL FENKELL.
a, Commissioner.
4sespted and BY unanimous 9Ss consent so1,nm.
'' Whereas. II appears from COM
uu1cation from the Department Of
w sonrm asas , ins is s1 q March,
|1114 on Mckinley avenue. from the
r3h line OF Warren avenue TO the
I69th lins Of McGraw. avenue. has been
e Yjhereas. said avenue has been ex-
*n5nad BY the Department OF Pubic
orkn And the paving Of said avenue
~ Been fOun0 10 nave pecu uoht III
6cordance with the contract and spe-
Z 11cafions for the same. therefore
HoSolyed, First. That the said paving
11fhin the limits above mentioned De,
|Mn1 n hereby accepted.
( Eooolvod. Second. That the City Com
<<o1ler be, and II hereby authorized To
r8U his warrant on the City Treas
~ N payment OF the Intersections.
~ Of said avenue, to the amount o.
0So.oo. the same being the Iuii
S0unt due the contractors from the
~ Tor paving said Intersections. ETC.,
IA for the sum of $500, the same
m1nk the cost OF advertising. blanks,
n6 Inspectors salary.
Hnso1ved. Third, That the City Con-
Keller be. and he Is hereby directed TO
ftpare street paving bonds. In ac-
6f6auce with the provisions OF secs.
and ~ OF Chapter IL OF the Charter
The City or Detroit, as amended by
Act OF the Legislature approved
ne eth. 1901. such bonds TO bear In
|&Foet II the rate OF four per cent per
Adopted as follows:
Rs Aid. Behlow, Bell. Dill. Fret
fnld Gilman, Goldner, Guthard, Hess,
{n6ie. Jakel, Heating. Knapp. Lempke,
<(}le6eld. Lodge, Move. Owen. Reid.
1Iktor. Schemansky, Schultz, Skrzycki.
&8mpson, Vernon, Warteil. Wenzei,
{1lSon and the President-28
<~<IEKY6-NOne.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-05

To the, Honorable the Common Council:
Gcntiemen--In reply to a notice from
this office the following proposals were
received for lateral sewers
No 25si-In alleys In blocks bound
ed by connors. Springle. Kercheval
end Waterloo;
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To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--In reply to a notice from
this office the following proposals We're
received for the construction OF Pub
lie Sewers:
Hamilton avenue public sewer. In
Hamilton avenue, Jefferson avenue 10
the north line OF Charievoix avenues,
length OF sewer 1926 feet more or
less s manholes. 2 ring brick:
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To the Honorable the Common council.
Gentiemen,rI transmit herewith as
1928. 1885 asss asas 1880: ISL. 7 7sss.
1894 and 794s for the construction OF
25es, 1898. 2601, ZOOS. 1908. 2e10, 2sli,
2s13, ISIS. 26ls. 2s1s. 1880. 2s21. .2s22.
1924 and $3.50. said assessment rolls
having been made according to reso-
luton Of your Honorable Body, and a
notice OF the completion OF the same
published In the official. xewspaper OF
tho City OF Detroit, as prescribed by
made and provided. Attached hereto
Is communication from the Corpor-
alton Counsel stating that the pro-
ceedings taken In relation to the above
named sewers are In accordance with
the ordinances and that all legal re-
quirements have been complied with.
Respectfully submitted.
GEO. III. FENKELI,
Cat, ssI lamar
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-05
From department Of Public Works.

conference.-the Department OF PUP,
lie Works submits under the amended
charter. provisions relative 10 SIDE.
walks. crosswa,ks or driveways, a list
OF descriptions Cf properties requlrins
stone. cemen; or concrete a,s
drIreways- tn-he- con
structed or reconstructed. and respect-
fuIiy asks that the accompanying reso-
tuition be adopted. I'm order that notlce
nav be advertised to construct or re-
cnnstrnct the same. and IL said notices
are not complied with, that this De-
partfnent be allowed to proceed 10
Construct or reconstruct the sidewalks
CT osswalks or driveways menuoheo'
Respectfully submitted.
GEO H. FENKELL,
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Resolved, That the contract entered
into by the Department of Public
Works with Jeynes a. Afeld for the
construction OF Hamilton avenue pub
lie sewer. as described I'm foregoing
communication. total cost S23.2S1. rs.
be. and the same Is hereby approved
and confirmed.
Referred TO Committee on Sewers.
BY Aid Rutter:
Resolved. That the contract entered
into by the Department OF Public
Works with Julius Porath for the con-
struction of Warren avenue public
sewer as described In foregoing COM
munication,- total cost $50, 2s2, be and
the same Is hereby approved and con-
firmed.
Referred to Committee on Sewers
BY Aid. Rutter:
Resolved. That the contract entered
into by the Department of Public
Works with Jeynes q Affeld Tor the
construction of Hart avenue public
sewer, as described In foregoing COM
munication. total cost $21,09975, be,
and the same Is hereby approved and
confirmed.
Referred to Committee on Sewers.
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lowest bidder and hereby asks the APP
~ oval and confirmation or the same
by your Honorable Body
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE II. -FENkEIL.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-05

VIM. bianck n co. 70 the lowest bid
Tho Department of Public works has
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-05

en- up ............ 1000 90
land Park Bonds taken
tp ..,.........f,...... io,Vvv w
ss.6g2.5s7 s.
July 2s-I5g Special AS
5000 TO 1860 deposited. l5i.04t 40
JUL 2S--To credit of De- "
troit City sinking Fund s3.7is.642 "a
July 2s--To credit OF s.
A ;. and Int Fund -. $4,000 90
July 2s-Totai securities in
sTATEMENT SHOWING ccoNDl;ifrioN
or siNkiNG FUND CASH
JSns ;ss-To balance .,27,.7i4 IS
m 9s9ss a ,n. s on Res Reg Bonds ..o a.
July 2s-Receipts from meet
ing OF Commission $780,. 7o,5ss 40
III. 90 ss52.s2o So
iast meeting .......,... 15l.0i4 40
July 2s-To balance sinking
Upon motion or commi..lo sxol'1 ESx y
the Ioiowing resolution was adopted:
A., ResoIved. that the Detroit City Sink
OF org ci nynd ccSmI an sell siSo.ooO,oo
the Sinking Fund Comn,ission
premium TO the highest bidder. The
price TO be agreed upon by the Gem
mission The proceeds OF sale OF same
CITY OF Detroit Public Library Bonds.
ne meeting then adjourned.
Respectfully submitted
MAX C.. KOCH,
Accepted and referred to tine City
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der.
The Department OF Public Works has
entered into contract with the lowest
bidder I'm each case and hereby asks
the approval and confirmation Of the
same by your Honorable Body.
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE III. FENKELL.
Com a ai oner
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-05
George r. Fcnkell
Commissioner Department OF Public

Commissioners Department Of Public
Dear str--r have examined the pro-
ceedings OF the Common Council in
tho matter CT the construction OF lat
eral sewers Nos. 2545. 1885. 1896, 1888,
26ls. 26ls, 1913. 2s2o. 2s2i, asaa. 1894
and 2633. and In making the special
assessment rolls Nos. 1855. 1905. 1905.
1898 sS s 1873 7 7sas 1saS 7 1ss 7s ss.
1894 and 7s43 for the collection OF the
cost and expense OF constructing said
sewers respectively. and find that the
provisions OF the charter and ordin-
ances In such case made and provided
have been fully complied with In the
ing OF said assessments
Yours respectfully.
WALTER BARLOW,
Assistant Corporation Counsel
BY Aid. Ruttef
Resolved, That assessment rolls Nos.
s si sSs Isss 7s sss s sss 7sas 7s s
1880, 1881, 1892. 1884 and 7s43. for the
construction OF lateral sewers Nos
1886. 1895. 1896. 1888. 1899, 1901. 260s,
2e0s. 2610. 2s11. 2s13, 2s16 261s. 1919.
geo. 1891. 2622, 1894 and 1898, trans
mitted by the Department OF Public
Works, I'm accordance with the ordin-
be and the same are hereby approved
ard confirmed.
Adopted as follows:
Ycas--Ald. Behlow. Bell, Dill. Frei-
valid. Gilman. Goldner. Guthard, Hess,
Hindie, Jakel. Heating. Knapp. Lempke.
Lodge, Movie, owen. Reid.
Rutter. schemansky. schultz, skrzycki.
Wilson and the President--2s
Naya-Noue
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Resolved. That the Department OF
Public Works be and Ia hereby ordered
to advertise Ave times for proposals
for constructing said lateral sewers.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas-Ald. Behlow, Bell. Dill, Fret
Hindie. Jake1. Heating, Knapp, Lempke.
Littleneld. Lodge Movie. owen, Reid.
Rutter. Schemansky. Schultz, Skrzycki,
Thompson. Vernon. wartelt, wenzel.
Wilson and the President-2S
Nays--None
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Referred TO Committee on Health and
City Hospitals.
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From the Board Of Assessors.

Accepted and referred TO Commit
on Parks and Boulevards.
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j. Porath Is the lowest bidder.
Hart avenue public sewer. In Hart
avenue from center line of sewer In
JEFFERSON avenue TO north line OF
Charleyoix street, length OF sewer
2.S2e feet more or less, manholes,
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Referred to Committee on ordir
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was veritable slaughter Of innocents.
This slaughter had to be interrupted at
the end OF the eighth. as the two leaders
agreed to knock Off work at O'Clock
in order TO fuinll schedule obligations IN
the West to-day.
Lineup. the aboriglne was knocked out
OF the box In less than five innings.
Southpaw Baumgardner was treated even
more roughly. Each Of these pitchers
was hammered for nine hits, which ran
the gHmut from one sackers to triples
Jeff pfeffer opposed the two. He got
off to flying start and was never
headed. Errors spoiled "A game wonder
fully well pitched by the young star OF
the Dodgers Philadelphia earned only
one run, that of the third, the direct re-
suit OF TincNps triple and "A high hopper
which gave AN out at first
Philudelphia's three runs in the nfth
resulted from Daubert's error with the
third out In prospect Jake juggled Egan's
throw and gave Byrne IA life. Psskcr:,
who opened the inning with a singh.
moved TO third on the error and scored
with Byrne when Martin tripled. Martin
came In on Beckers single. The run IN
the eighth was due TO Egan's two base
overthrow Oh Magee after Becker's double
TO right.
A pass to Dalton. Daub. rt's sacrifice
Wheats single and Egans double gave
Brooklyn two in the first inning. Singles
by Getz and Dalton. parte1 by two
ntield outs, added another in the second
Getzs triple registered EGan. who singled
In the fourth NcCarty counted Get2
with "A high hopper over the box
Dalton singled ana Dauhert sacrificed
In the NTH. Myerss triple knocked Tin
cup out Of the box. Baumgardaer WI.
found for a run through Cutshaw's singl,
and Getz's double in the sixth.
With two out In the seventh Byrn,
threw low on Myers Then Cravatl
fumbled double from Dalton and
single from Egan. Myers and Whea
scoring on these bobbles.
-Four straight hits. beginning with Get;
and ending with Dalton. greeted Baum
gardner in the eighth. These included ,
double by McCariy and scored two run.
Myers hammered in the oth-r brace will
a safety 10 centre after Daubert delivered
his fourth sacrifice OF the game Th
scores:
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PICKUPs AT EBBETS FIELD.

President Charles II Ebbets has gone
into the Wes, to msseP, scs. his bSodsessi ph The
viii finish in the nrst division
I'm pulling for the Giants" said w,lbert
Robinson last night but matters are begin,
strsigho pennant.. staliinss is a wonderful
manager and think the general public is
in sympathy with his gallant effort"
The fact that Ge,a had . four hits and a
was not the most striking characteristic Of
his s'n ns s. hasa in both games asa
acquitted himself after the fashion OF
tried veteran
Tincup was so badly battered that he
Dodgers got through with him, Baumgard-
ner was little better, though he reserved
the final inning
O D"qs ny & sq ss sa.i%Sea snTsa ss e fSsf.iay ss e
Perhaps1t was due to this circumstanee that
times In the two games.
Tinoups hit might have been held to a
single had Wheat not stumbled Just about
the time he was crossing the path of the
however. lie folded completely In the
fourth inning
o Mara. the injured shortstop OF the Brook
lyns announced yesterday that the star
q On Mara ,Sa'P was % fortSnste enough in hi. mis-
fortune 70 sustain clean break OF both
has has shown 40 a' that The Eacture should Knit
perfectly; o'Mara will not he able To play
again this season.
The very hes, thing that saumgardner
did was 10 block an attempted squeeze by
wheat and Myers In the NTH inning. Zach
laid down a bunt to Baumgardners right
but the southpAw made a wonderful back
hand toss to Burns In time to nip Myers
AT the plate.
There is no telling how many runs the
Dodgers might have scored on Baumgardner
in the eighth inning had they cared to play
themselves 10 be retired on the eve OF the
time limit OF o'clock.
one OF the smartest PLAYS OF the after.
noon was shown by Getz when he trapped
Becker on the lines as result Of Cravath 5
Shoes was doubled trying Tor second
Unless Philadelphia takes decided brace
| II VIII be in the ruck before the end OF the
| Ign Dooins aggregation appeared one Of
| the weakest visiting clubs seen here all
| season.
while the Dodgers amassed nfteen hits In
! the opener Dalton and Myers proved thu
stars ~ the onslaught, Each had three hits
In i've, times At bat dalton eTrsnsed three
| singles. Myers. who had two triples ana a
single drove IN brace of counts and tai
| He'd as many himself,
brooklyn made thirty-three hits on the
| three Philadelphia pitchers in sixteen In
| nings This should assure Rohlnsons team
| National League batting honors for some
| time to come
c,sya'H proved pSnrs Dr. !eEyl' n.% and ,Si Mr.
a couple of good catches In the seconC
game he didn't get anything that remotely
resemeIed a hit, While he booted or nal NAL
As a first haseman Sherwood nottingham
Mssee Is IL good outnelder. lie knows littl,
about shifting his feet or reaching for I
the Phllie innelders have to hit Sherwood
glove right in the bulls eye,
The sun., 1914-08-16
Brookes and Larned
to Play as a Team

NORMAN +. BROOkES, captain
of the victorious Australasian
Davis cup lawn tennis team and vet
eran of many campaign, will team
up with another old timer in the
Meadow Club invitation tournament
at southampton, starting to-mor-
row. Brookes told THE Sun man
after the matches yesterday that he
will play with William 4. Larned,
seven times American national cham
pion. Brookes until his defeat by
Mclaughlin was regarded as the
worlds greatest player, and Larned
once held { he same distinction.
Larned has practically retired from
the game and Brookes has intmated
that he is about to do the same thing.
The sun., 1914-08-16
Standing Of the CIubs.
DO-day's schedule.
Buffalo in Jersey City.
Montreal in Newark
Toronto in Providence

NEWARK, Aug 15.--The locals ,l.,el
championship ball here to day and treated
the Montreals to two defeats. The frs,
game was burlesuue. ending i'm a scors
Of 16 to 4, and the second resulted In .
5 to victory
The Indians feasted on Dale's Offering,
in the first game. Brown, who started
for Newark. passed three men in a row
In the sixth inning and was taken out
In favor OF Mattern.
sherrard Smith allowed three Mon.
treal players TO tally In the first IN.
ming OF the second game, but the VS..
itors could not do anything with him
after that. The scores:
The sun., 1914-08-16

sr. LOUIS, Aug. l5.--Errors and, bad
plays let st. Louis run over the Tip Tops
to-day, II to s. Seaton, who opened Tor
Brooklyn. was hit fairly hard and had
no support He gave way to Chappell'
who in turn was replaced by Marion
Neither was effective. Errors let In
about half the Terrier runs.
Brooklyn started In good style in the
first, but taking chances on the bases
prevented them from getting Brown rignt
off the reel Two hits and two passes
gave only one run Two base runners
were nabbed going to third.
Art Griggs was injured seriously In a
collision at first with Del Drake. He sur
fered "A dslocated elbow and may be out
OF the game long time 49,
Brown for St. Louis let down after his
team had big lead. The Brookfeds
played listlessly in the Held apparently MI
not trying hard after the fourth. The
The sun., 1914-08-16
SECOND s GAME.


First base on errors Philadelphia /: Brook.
lyn, l. Lett on bases Philadelphia . Brook.
lyn, g. FIRST base on balls-Oh lineup /; off
Baumgardner, /; OF Pfcner /. struck out
lineup, by Pfcner. Three base hits
lineup, Cetz. Martin. Myers. Two base hits
-Getz, Egan, Wheat, Nc. arty. Becker Sacri,
hce hts-DaHbert, I. stolen bases -Egan, Getz
raskert Double plays-Egan Cut tshaw and
Daubert; Get1. Cutshaw and Egan Passed
ball Burns Hits-On Tncup. in four and
or".thlrd innings: off Baumgardner, o in three
and two-thirds innings Umpire in chief-Lin.
coin. Field umpire-Byron. Tme-I hour and
~ minutes
The sun., 1914-08-16
BISONS HOLD THE EARLY LEAD.
skeeters Put Up n Hard Battle, but
Can't Close Gan,

BY getting of to a two run lead IN
the first inning of yesterdays game W.T.
Jersey City, Buffalo succeeded I'm squce2-
ing through a victory by this margin az
ter n stubbornly fought battle. I'm whicI
Jersey City outhit their rivals by thr.
teen wallops to eleven. George McCon.
nell was driven to cover in the hfth i1-
ming Brandon, who followed, held the
home team safe, enabling the Bisons to
win, to s. The score:
The sun., 1914-08-16
SOCIETY THERE EARLY.
Many disappointed at Not Being
Able 10 Get seats.

There was an early rush from town
yesterday, as the tournament began at
2, and many who had not secured places
I'm advance were sorely disappointed to
read the forbiddlng sign "All seats sold"
some late comers by happy accidents
The sun., 1914-08-16

Lawrence .; Manchester, / tnrst gsmeD.
Lawrence 4; Manchester, 0 tsecond game),
Lowell, @, HaverhiN, / thrst gameJ
Lowell 6; Havsrhiu, (second game).
Lynn, 8, Lewiston, tnrst game.
Lewiston .; Lynn, | (second game)
Worcester G. Portland, 8 (hrst game
Portland. 3; Worcestes o Csecond ganie)
The sun., 1914-08-16

FIRST base on Philadelphia I: Brook.
lyn' Lett on bases Philadelphia 10: Brook
lyn' First base on balls-on Alexander 2:
on Ragan, Struck out-By Alexander 4. by
Ragan. l. Three base mts-Myers (. Two
base hus-Killiter. Magee. Dalton McCar,y
Daubert Sacrifice its-{3aubert Q Stolen
bases-Daubert Wheat Double pay-Getz and
DaubeT Umpire in chief-Byron Field um.
pire-Lincoln Time hour and 80 minutes
The sun., 1914-08-16

Sacrifice hits-E Zimmerman. Mason. s'n.en
bases--Mow KRAFT. Two base hlts-W I'm
norman, Tooley, kippert. Three base hits
Callahan. wirer, First base on balls-oH
Smith. 6: OF Mason, 4 Struck out.By Smith
.; by Mason 3 Left on bases -Newuh ".
Montreal. II. Cmpres-Carpentcr and Nan
Time hour and 30 minutes.
The sun., 1914-08-16

Minneapolis, 10; ST Paul. /.
Cleveland. 7; Columbus, G.
Milwaukee, 5 Kansas City, d,
Louisville, I; Indianapolis, 2
The sun., 1914-08-16
Newark War Clubs Beat Heavily
and a Feast OFF Dale l.
Enjoyed.
MATTERN REPLACES BROWN
SherrOd Smith Keeps Northern.
ers at Bay After First
Inning.
Yesterdays Results.

Buffalo. s; Jersey City. s.
Newark, is; Montreal. FRS, gam,
Newark, 5: Montreal. 3 second ram,
Rochester, l Baltimore. o. First gnr.
Rochester. Z. Baltimore. o second .tm.
Providence. I: Toronto. o.
The sun., 1914-08-16

'B8tted Tor Bruck IN the eIXhth IhHUk
Buffalo o..,............. o 0 -
Jersey City.,,..,,,..,... 0 %
First base on errors uffalo, l. Two hss'
hus-Barry Wright. Three base hit-Lehr. >a'.
rifce hits-McCarthy. Lehr. stolen bases-Bues
Kelly. Vaughn. Mccarthy Left on bass But
OF Bruck. 4: off Burr. !, off McCounc,H
Struck out-By Bruck o. by McConncli @
Brandon, O. Hit by pitchers-By MNonhe'
Bruck ?. Hrs-On Mcconnell. IN four suo
twothirds innings, of Brandon. . IN four ana
one third innings; off Bruck. 10 in cshl l'.
nngs OF Burr. I in one inning. lmpIes
Finneran and Rorty. Time hour aud .
minutes
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Lancaster, !, Trenton. G.
Allentown, 10; Wilmington 2
Harrisburg, o. Reading, 4
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FIRST GAME

Newark k................ i-iO i s -,
Sacrifice hits-witter. II smith Matter.
Sacrifice fy-Flyun. Stolen bases KRAFT ..
Callahan. 2 Two base hits--W. ZimmrrmaD.
Move, Q; Callahan. Deninger. Thrc, hi.'
hit-w. Zimmerman. Home run-Browu HIS
or Brown. IN Ave innings: of Natter
none in four innings First base on balls on
Brown :: on Mattern, /: of Dale. STRUCK
out-By Brown. .. by Mattern. .; by Dale g.
Hit by pitched ball-By Dale III smith
Double play-Dale aud Purtel. First hssa
error-Montreal Left on bases-NewarK g.
Montreal, :. Umpires-Carpsnter and Nailn.
Time hours and 1 minutes.
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DATED for Chappcll IN the eighth inning
Brooklyn. .....,..,..... ! -
ST Louis .............., III
Two base hr-H Miller. Three base hit
shaw Sacrifice hit-H. Miller. Passed ball
Land Stolen bases Anderson DRAKE Myors,
Cooper 2: shaw Hit by pitched ballnby
Marion ,Mis-pi: 10y Brown Evans. Balk,
brown Wild pitch-Marion FRS, base on balls
of Brown .. off seaton. :; on Chappeli' 8.
off Marion l. struck out-By Brown =; oy
scaion. /. by Chappel Ivy Marion. l. iitch.
inc record--Od seaton, hits, runs IN three
innings; off Chappell, d hts,5 runs IN two ana
two thirds innings Left on basc--St. Louis, -
brooklyn -. Time hours and minutes I'm
pircs-B Brennan and Cusack.
Al Chicago.
p,,,sbure rF Li.2OlOoio2o- u
chicago CF. LJ....l0O2t ! 10 lS Z
! Ba,terios-Pit,sburg, Dickson Mslker
lie clair and Berry; Chicago, Hendrix anu
Wilson.
At Kansas city.
FIRST GAME
n,l,,more ,FLl % o o o. 0
Kansas G FLO 0 o - II o
Hatteries-Baltmor re-Suggs and Jackitsch {;
lSiansas City-Packard and Easierly.
SECOND GAME
RHE.
| baltimore IF LN..0 o = 10 I
Xmas CITY r LD6 0 o 3-il 10 !
came called to allow Baltimore TO catch a
/ train. ~ ,, -, ,.
| sell; Kansas City-Johnson and Easteriy
The sun., 1914-08-16

BROOKLYN AMATEUR LEAGUE
suburban Arrows, II. = y. Y, NJ & A.
Trinity club, 5; Aurora NJ 4 r. Club, .
Central Y, NJ G. 4, IL; Flatbush Gas G,
o.
BUsHwICK AMATEUR LEAGUE.
Putnam A, g.. II. Atlas Club, O.
Pontiac \. g., !: Chicora \. C., Q.
OTHER RESULTS,
Elton 4 g, 5, Yankee Nationals, o
Bushwick Midgets, IA; irayvilles, g.
Columbia +. g, =. Enterprise 4, C., O.
Auburn club, q Woodbne A. G., 2.
Hustler 4. g, \, Hawthorne A. C., 7.
bedford r C., Q; Milford A. G.. 3
Windsor A. g., II, Parkway Y, e., 2.
The sun., 1914-08-16

Mclaughlin that he let up in the third
set and confined his efforts to seeing how
easily he could pass Wlding instead OF
trying for points and he lost five games
running. He brought four OF these to
deuce. however and then won the next
two before he relinquished the set.
The men 8 pk the usual rest after the
third set but did not stay in the club
house very long. Mclaughlin made Wild
ing look foolish when they started play
and soon had mo ed to the front at 5--1
The Californian WIS especially fast In the
fourth NTH and sixth games and went
through them without the loss Of a single
point lie eased up for the seventh and
dropped II at love but came back on his
own service in the eighth and won II
after IT had gone to deuce five times, al
though Wildiug came within a point OF
the game twice. The summaries.
The sun., 1914-08-16

ing, | Set; Mclaughlin, 20 games; Wlldlng
Ia games; Mclaughlin, III points; Wilding
Widing II earned points, McLoughlin' -
errors; Wilding 81 errors. Mclaughlin, 81
nets, Willins. - nets; Mcl.ough.ln, J. outs
placement; Wtding, 10 aces by placement;
NcInuEh'in, ~ service aces. WNdlng,
service ace; Mclaughlin, double faults
Widing, . double faults.