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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-17

TWO TRIPLES DO DAMAGE

Wilbert Rohinscn's DODGERS gave Hank
O'Day's Cubs a beating at Ebbcts Field
yesterday afternoon that just about
knocked the last faint ray of cub hon,
dead. IN the first tilt Of Chicagos fare
well tour of the East BrookiSn limbastrd
Lavender all over the lot and won easil,
by II score of I to :.
Robinson nominated Lefty Allen. a
most erratc young southpaw. and there
by saved up Prefer for one of the two
remaining games. Allen dropped into "a
very soft spot for once In his lif". Nny
Kind OF pitching was good enough after
the dose adm uistcrcd to Lavender In tnc
first three Innings
lleine zimmerman. the tempermontal
third haseman of the Cubs. shared tho
limelight with Lavender. Hciuc was AZ
bad In his line. too for two hard headed
errors on his part assisted Brooklyn to-
ward the six runs OF the third which were
manufactured out OF half az many hts
Heine didn't tarry long after Lavender
was taken out During iniield practice
preliminary to the fourth inning Vie Safer
winged one across the diamond that caught
Heine with his head down. Heine took I
out by heaving the ball over the grand
stand Klein had no alternative but to
relieve the contest OF Heine's presence. du
preclatcd. Judging by the prccipitaucy OF
the big fellows retreat.
Lavender might have had a chance
but for Jake Ddubert and Cutshaw. Each
delivered "A pinch triple i'm thu. third. drv-
ing home three runs with the hits. and
each scored himself. The first Of cut
shaw's two doubles came I'm tho second
with one out. II was followed BY Gotz :
single to centre FOR the opening tally.
Lavender passed McCarty 10 start the
third. Allen forced his battery mate and
Myers walked. Jake Daubcrt thcrcupon
HIT into the extreme left corner Of the
feld for three bases. Stcngel walked and
stole second without a throw. When
Wheat hit sharply to zimmerman Hcine
threw wildly TO Archer. The ball rolled
away to the stand. letting in both Dau-
bert and Stengel and giving Zach second.
Cutshaw then triplcd to left. with Getz
he worked "A squeeze a. zimmerman FUN
blcd an easy grounder.
High class support helped Allen over
several rough spots. Kid Elberfeld. who
got into the game IN the fourth. started
two double plays that killed off openings.
The old war horse was guilty OF two
base mum on Archer to start the seventh
inning, but IL turned out all right. Long
legged Williams coached Jimmie in on
Knisely's line drive TO Stengel. \
pretty catch resulted IN n cheap double
play. Zimmerman wasted double to
hit. Forced plays killed off two long
hits In the ninth.
Allen might have had shutout but for
Cutshaw's error on Pierce in the sixth
Tommy Leach forced the pitcher but
scored moment later on kniscly's
triple Saier's long ny to Myers counted
Kuisely. Tho score:
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SELECT TEAMS FOR LONG TOUR.
Frank bancroft and Connie Mack
Announce Lincups.

Frank Bancroft and Connie Mack. who
VIII manage teams to play the Pacific
coast THIS fali nave practically COM
p'"tvd the makeup of their forces, which
are to be known as the All Nationals and
All Americans. Each array Is a strong
one all around. The tour will begin in
Minneapolis on October is. The teams
VIII bc composed as follows:
Acknowledgement. New York Alex
ander, Philadelphia; James. Boston !.
Vaughn. Chicago, pitchers; Clarke. GIN
ctnnati and killifcr, Philadelphia, catch
ers j. Miller. st. Louis FIRST base Groh.
Cincinnati, second base; Fletcher New
York. shortstop; Ryrne. Philadelphia.
third base; Carey, pittsburR. left field {:
SnodgraSs, New York. centre field Burns
New York. right field.
-\morlcdns-Be Bender. Athletics Bush
Athletics; Mitchell, Cleveland. and one
other pitchers Schang. Athletics and
o. NELL Cleveland. ca'chcrs. noblitzell
Rcd SoN. first hlsc. Chapman, cleveland.
second base. bush. Detroit. short stop /.
M"riarty. Detroit, third base walsh. Attn
lct.cs. left icld Murphy. Athletics cen
tire icld Lewis, Red Son, right field
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EITHER HARVARD OR PRINCETON
College Tennis Championship Mar
rows Down to Four Men.

WATERFORD, Pa, Sept. LIT will be
Princeton against Harvard, most likely
II. Norris Williams. Jr.. of Philadelphia.
the Crimson captain, against q. NJ.
Church. the Tiger leader. In the final
struggle for the individual intercollegiate
tennis championship of 1914
This lineup was practically assured this
afternoon by the results in the third
round of the championship SINGLES compe-
ttion OF the thrty-fourt annual Inter-
collegiate Lawn Tennis Association tour
nament. played here on the courts OF the
Merton Cricket Club.
Church eliminated McElroy OF the Uni
versity OF Plttsburg in the first' singles
match OF the day, 6--3, -. kidder Of
Princeton sprang the surprise OF the day
by wiplng out Brown OF Harvard in an
interesting match.
Van Deventer OF Princeton, who jumped
into the limellght yesterday by disposing
OF A L. Kennedy, Jr. captain OF the
University OF Pennsylvania team, won
hard fought match from Law. who
played on the Princeton football team
last fall, taking the opening set Is and
the second 6-l. The SUMMARIZE
Championship Singles - Third round -
Church. Princeton. defeated McElroy, univer-
ton. defeated Brown, Harvard. s-s 7-5:
Van Deventer. Prince;on, defeated Law
Princeton 81, ~ 81 WILLIAMS. Harvard de-
Championship Doubles-First round-Will-
isms and Harte: Harvard. defeated Allen
and Gummere. Haverford. Go, 60. Ken,
Doyle and Koeniger Dartmouth, a. 10
7--5; Cunningham and Stoddard. Yale. won
Ftsst round--Disston and Rowland, Penn
sylvania, defeated weikel and Haliett, Hav-
& K. wn" ana ana Rep Hoss
50. 50.
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At Buffalo

- Louis lF L)., o 0 "a .
Buffalo Of, Lp... o 0 1 2..--7 II 3
BHttcrics--St. Louis Keupper and Simon .
Buffalo, Moore anu Allen, LlVigne.
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BELMONT PARK TURF NOTES.

Many Of Harry Payne Whltney's horses
were shipped Yesterday TO his BroOkdaie
Farm, New Jersey Among them was tho
champion hlly Regret, which retires with
an unbeateu record, having won In three
stats at Saratoga. including the Hopeful
stakes and Saratoga Special
40. must he considered unlucky. There
were only four races In which this number
occurred and In each instance the horse
afflicted with u was scratched.
Thirty horses running in six races was the
sad record OF the sport yesterday. The orig
inal entries numbered forty six. but OF these
sixteen were scratched.
Excellent racing Is promised for to-day
with the Nursery Handicap for two-year-
old, as III" feature Though Regret is an
absentee, Pebbles, her most formidable rival
for the honors Of the division, Is named and
viii have ia carry 1870 pounds. There are
many smart youngsters In the ficld, Including
climber, Paris, Charter Maid, Coauette,
ShNrp-hooter and the whitney entry Dlnah
DO.
Nlrcellnus, tho English Jumper. appears
among those which have been allotted
weights Tor the Brooh cup handicap steeple-
chase on saturday The English crack II,
In receipt OF two pounds from r. Ambrose
ClarRs Lysandcr, the top weight.
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Baseball, Polo Grounds. To-day, n. NJ
Giants w. Cinr.nuati-.idU,
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KRAMER'S RECORD CAN'T STAND
Rides Half Mile In ~ Seconds. but
Loses Race.

NEWARK. Sept. l6,-Frank l.. Kramer
rode a half mile scratch in SO seconds to-
night at the Velodrome but finished sixth
80 cannot make any claim for new rec
ord to replace that of the SO 3-5 seconds
made by Jackie Clarke a. salt Lake city
June II, 1907. John Schlee took the race
from the ninety yard mark.
Bin Bailey of England proved great
cold weather rider in the four cornered
match. defeating Jackie Clarke by foot
In the first and leading Cesar Moretti by
half length in the fourth heat; Morett!
defeated Bob Spears IN the first heat and
Spears won from Clarke In the third heat.
Moretti won the final heat at one mile.
finishing two feet ahead OF Bailey. bu; the
latter won the match with a total of nine
points; Moretti took second prize, with
eight points.
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BLACK PETER EASY VICTOR.
Takes Three straight Heats In Race
at SUFFOLK County Fair.

RyERHEAD, l.. l., Sep. li.--BliC'; Peter
was an easy winner of the . 25 class
trott!ng race at the Suffolk County Fair
to-day. Peter Good OF Iloboken drove
the black horse to victory I'm three straight
heats. the times OF which were 2:22it
2:20I. and :20l,.
Leona Dagler. driven by c. S. Hcnd-
rickson of Rockville Centre, took down
second money in the purse, which WAS OF
$500. She finished in the place In the
second and third heats, being showed back
to fourth in the opener by The Paten'ee
and Daisy McGregor. 1t was the second
day Of the fairs races, which proved a
better drawing card than the first day.
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EVERS DAY IN NAME
Is SAME IN REALITY
Mates Give Johnny Silver and
He Helps Give Cardinals
Sound Thrashing.
STARTS RALLY THAT WINS
Also Rctires All Three Men in
Ninth. Two Of Them in
Double Play.
STARTS RALLY THAT WINS

BosroN, Sept. 1s.--Thc Braves suc,o.,
fully repealed the invaders from 81 I'm.
this afternoon, outplaying and outb,tti,,
them and winning to 3. The Cardt,,I,
fought hard and objected frequently 10
Harris decisions.
Tho afternoon was designated as Ever,
day and 1t was one In reality. TIL, Ro.
ton captain received silver tea Sc, from,
his associates and he figured In man.
brilliant plays. In the eighth he led OF
with an inficld hit and went to third
on Beck's wild throw. This started
batting rally which won the cont,,,
Connolly scored his leader with "A sacf,.
fee fly Dcvore drew a pass and cam.
home when schmidt sent n triple crash.
ing against the centre field bleache,
fence. Another sacrifice fly brought the
batter home.
After Miller had been hit In the ninth
Evcrs caught Wilson's liner and doubled
the former Then he retired the side nv
handling Snyder's groundcr. Maranure
made great play on an attempted doush
steal getting Dolan at the plate Tn.
score:
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At Baltimore.

Kan city r.. h. ooolo -
Baltimore n. ~ 0 0 0 0..--3
Battcries-kansas city, Adams and Eas-
terly; Baltimore Sugss and Jachlitsch.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Buffalo, .: Rochester. T.
Toronto 2. Montreal. %.
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Lawrence Club Wins second.

NEW LoNpoN, Conn, Sept. lG.--I.aw-
renee won the second of the post season
series games for the championship of
New England to-day, defeating New
London to | on Plant Field. Before
the game tho New London team pre-
scented solid silver bat and gold base
ball. both regulation size. to Commodore
Morton T.. Plant, the financial hacllor OF
the local team. Tomorrow and Friday
the games will he rlavod at Lawrence.
The club winning the first -four out Of
seven will win tho championship
STANDING or TIE CLUBS.
w j.. " w. J.. 70
Lawrence ... 800 New London 1 I 200
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NATHAN AXWORTHY STRONG.
After Being Beaten In Two Heats
Iir Takes Three In Succession.

WHITE PLAINS, Sept. lG.-The sup,,iu.
stamina of Nathan AXworthy enabled him
to win the 2:2i trot for purse OF 81 "o"
at the fair here this afternoon. Nathan
AXworthy was driven by T. r. Gates 81
Paterson. lie was only fifth in The frSt
heat and second In the next. both being
taken by Olga's Son, handled by Edward
q. BinZen of New York. OlGas son wa
beaten by Nathan Axworthy IN the third
heat and then was withdrawn. leaving
the race 10 the brown stallion. which cap
tured the next two heats easily.
only two started in the :l2 pace for a
$500 purse chief Justice being no match
for Joe Mapes, which won three straight
heats.
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NETTIE DIRECT IN FRONT.
Defeats Jack Leyburn In straight
Heats on Brooklyn Speedway,

Alfred Il. Peck's Ncttie Direct SUI.
prised and defeated Nat Wards JACK
Leyburn I'm straight heats on the BrooN.
iyn speedway yesterday. Nettie Direct
won the first heat by only A scart mar
gin, but In the second lol the former
Grand Circuit gelding by two lengths
The summaries:
Special pace
Ncttic Direct. blk m. "a +. Peclu ..........i /
Jack Leyburn ch. e. CNat ward ............i I.
Time :03 :0i.
Class pace
Andy n j., b. H. Charles Ring ........,.... ,
Cuban. b. :. &C SncdcSerl ................... =.
Tme-i'o4, l:02i-.
Class G pace.
fhicf h. 90 Dalrymplcl ..................l !
andy. b =. Mr.. Naugeh ..................... , :
Time .lii4. LOSE.
Class pace.
DR.. Thrprl. h. o. III e. RoulstOnl ...........i Z
Prince OF Oran-c. b. 8 tGorwiusl ............ = 2
Tlmc-l;0s, 1901.
Class troi.
Thomg7 Hood. b :. LorkwartiI .......... ... /
G"ntianua, Il m. M !. Ro-clla' ........... a
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.Battcd for Pierce IN m" eighth inning
tRnn for nresnnhan IN The nIEhth LmnnE
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Fan Francisco. g, Missions o.
Los Angeles, .. Oakland, /.
NouiCc-Portiaud lr1inl.
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Inman Exhibits Ills Prowcss.

billiards who will meet Willie Hoppe In
a mixed match soon. gave n private exit
hition of his favorite game at Days
Academy last night, Playing asanSt
Pye. he made a total OF 500 points to the
latters i09 In nineteen innings. His high
run was 2l0
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Class u trOi
Thomgs Hood. Il. :. LOrkwardl..
G"utianua. u m. M ! Rn-clIa,
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Leonard and brown Triumpb.

Benny Leonard outpointed Joe Thomas
In the first of two ten round bouts at the
stadium \, G. last night. In the other
Young li'own won when Kid Burns was
disqualified In the seventh round for re-
peatcd fouliug, Referee job cautioned him
several times about hitting low, but he
kept 1t NJ until the ring Judge was obliged
to act Up to that time the honors were
about even
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BROWNS CAPTURE TWO GAMES.
H"miito" Pitches well In Opcprr
and Bnumgnrdner In s.coud.

ST. Louis, Sept 10 Buumgardner and
Hamilton turned loose good games to-day
ana the Browns won Il double header from
me chicago White SoN. Ham lton bcsted
scott, 10 !, IN a ten inning pitching
duel in the hrst and Biumgardner beat
Nolfgang and Russell to in the
second The scores:
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Two base hit-Miller. Three base hit
schmidt Hu--On Pcrritt. 10 IN seven and
one-ihlrd innings; of Griner none IN Two
thirds Of an inning. Sacrifice hts-perru
Moran Sacrifice ihes-Connoly Smith Double
plays-Evers Maranville and schmidt Ever,
and schmidt. Left on bases--St LOUIS T.
Boston. u, First base on balls-On Tyler Z
OF Pcrri,t. 4; OF Griner. /. First base or
nolly); by Tyler Miller, struck ou,-By
Tyler 4: by Perritt. l. Wild piiches-Tyler
and Kigler.
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PHILILEs. .IAMRAsT COOPER.
score Plenty of Run. to Defeat
Pirates In First Three Innings,

P1ILApELrIfA. Sept 16.--The phillies
batted Cooper all over the field In the
hrst three innings today and scored
enough runs to beat the Pirates in the
first game Of the final series 10y to .
Eppa RiXcy went the entire route and
achieved his second victory Of the season
out of ten starts The score:
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rwo base hits-Martin. paskcr, Three base
hit Schcerrn. sacrifice hit-Cravath. stolen
bases .P1s'crt. Becker. First base on errors
(. Pitt-hurg. !. Left on bases
philadelphia .: Ptsbur-. g. struck out
lv RiXcy. T. Double play--Siglin, McAuley
and konetchy FIRST base on bals-Of Cooper,
. lits on Cooper. IN three innings: OF
Con1clman. IN Eve innings. Cmpir~z -Eason
and Quglcy. Time hour and % minutes.
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YOUNGSTER CAN'T KEEP 1T UP.
tnrt"r Pitches wen Iur Maps IntiI
Tigers solve IIim ~ seventh.

CLHErANp. sept. lG.-The Maps tried
one of their TWO new pitchers to-day.
but lost again to tn. Tigers. \ to 3 Car
ter started out nicely and did some good
work. although the Tigers got run in
TN" hrst and another iu the NTH. How
ever, tuhb, Crawford aud company got
busy IN the seventh and c,uohcd the game
WIN five more nuns TIN scnrc.
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Giants Knock Out Am and Beat Lead
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Tho St Louis Browns yesterday in
creased the prospects of the New Norks
for finishing seventh. While the Peerless
Lcaderless ones were on the rail the Browns
sna,chcd two games from the white Sox.
These. with victory for Detroit over
Cleveland, constituted the days battling.
Yesterdays Results.
81. Louis. 2; Chicago, / (tcn Innings: first
Eamc).
81. Louis. 3; chicago (socond game).
Detroit \; cleveland, g.
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Baseball. EHBETs FIELD, $3.50 To-day.
VS. Chicaso.--Adp
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Virginia Carolina Series.

STANDING or THE TEAMS
w. J.. re W =. nc
Wi'ston. Salem G6II Noriolk. ....... "ss
YESTERDAYS RESULT.
Winston Salem, Q; Norfolk ..
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TOTITs- 100 Z N = 70
sBstitu for Bls-lcr ia the ninth inning
tBatted for Hlscrmau 80 the seventh inning.
tBaited for Coumbc IN the ninth inning.
Al
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Two ha-. hii.-Suoron. Pratt. sacrifice hit
Wanda Double plays S"halk 10 Wanda: AZ.
new 10 Austin. stolen Iu-'. Mauia Bases
'n balls on Hamilton. ,. oH scott. .. Struck
,nW ny Hamilton, =; ly scott. I"ft ON
bases 81 Louis. 81. Chicago. 3. Tmpres-
Evans and Sheridan Time Of gamc-i hour
and ~ minutes
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Toronto ~. I.p... % q 3 o q 1.--s IL l
BattoritsH- Montreal Eichtor and Smith
Toronto. Hearnc and kritch'll,
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Birmingham, 8. Atlanta, =.
Chattanooga, II; Montgomery. :.
No other games scheduled
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.Battcd for Pierce IN m" eighth inning.
tRan for Brcsnahan in the eighth lunnS
Chicago o o o % &c
nronLlvn ..... o o . % ..--f
FIRST base on crrors-ChiCaEo. .; Brooklyn J.
Left ON basc--Chicago. ., Brooklyn >. First
base on balls or Lavender >; off Pierre, ];
on Allen =. struck uut-Bv Lavender. o.; hy
Pierce T. by Smith. /. by Allen. J. Three
base hits-kmscly, Dhubcrt, Cutshaw. Two
base hits-Zmmcrman, cutshaW, Sacrihc'
hlt-Grtz Sa,rifcc hy-Saicr. stolen ha-r--
stencil Double plays E!berfed Cutshaw ard
Daubert. .; stencil and Cutshaw HiF.oh
Lavender IN hve innings; of Pierce. IN
four innings: OFF Smith. none IN one inning.
Iii by pitched ball-By Allen tschulteL I'm.
pire in chicf-Kirm. Field umpire Fm-c.
'rinIe-l hnnr and u minutes
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FIRST base on errors-Cncinnlti .: New
York :" l.rft On bases Cincinnati If. Nov
Nora, Q. First base ON balls-oG Ames. f. OH
frtery, 81 ~ DCmarCe, T. struck out nv
Amc' p; by flitrry, /; by Demnrer, Home
run. H'rllc. Three base hits Flet,hrr
McrElc. Two base hits Gonzales, Fietchcr
Sal1hrc Meyers. Stolen bases Snodgross
= Doyle, Robertson. Double play tiroh and
ksllO-- Wild ptch-Fttcry. hi by nltchod
hHll iiy hcuarrc tGrohl Hts on Amcs q an
ImpIr" IN chlrl-OCuunor FirI umnire
Byron Time! hour ana a5 minutes
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HYERUNS IN FIRST
SETTLES RED TEAM
Giants Have 1t All Their Own
Way and Win n li'clcss
Performance.
LONG DRIVES EFFECTT'E
Drives Of All Distances Made by
Fletcher and Mcrklc--
Score. 3 10 /.
LONG DRIVES EFFECTI,E

Tho last stand ~ the New York old
guard began AZ the Polo Grounds yestcr-
day. Tho Western teams started their
final invasion ~ the sclbUard and every
dhc' Of tlipfn t,3is n','d4Pt,'r; III" .geSs!.s
% tho day did more t. narrow tho race
down to the Giants and Braves aud more
TO the Braves thdH the Giants The
latter beat the Red, easily enough, but
the Braves trimmed the Cardinals. and
rs the season Is waning fast every day
on which Boston can hold the Giants
level Is that much to their advantage.
The Brooklyns put q quiet crlmp In the
Cubs fading chances and The Pbillics
handed lacing to the Pirates
NcstrrdnN', Results.
New Work. \. cincinnati /.
Brooklyn Z. Chicago. ..
Boston. D.. ST Louis. 9.
Philadelphia, &, Fittsbdrg, :.
Detailed Standing ~ the Clubs.
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TIP TOPS SHUT OUT AGAIN.
Mosciy Triumphs, score = to o.
Evans Fan. In Pinch.
Yesterdays Results.
Standing Of the Clubs.

Indianapolis t: Brooklyn. o.
Chicago. :; Pi'tsburg. !
baltimore, o; Kansas city. :.
Buffalo. :: 81. Louis. 3
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Al Pittsburg.

chicago If. Lp... . o o q 81 10 |
Pitts6urg ~. ~. . 0 3 o o % /
Battcrics---C hicago, johnson, Iangc and
Wilson. rittsburg. Krctzer, lie Claire, Adams
and Berry.
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To-'ls,'s Schedule.

New York In Chicago
Philadelphia iu Brtroi'
llostou iu Cleveland
Washington IN - Louie
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Two baFo hIs"OIInam- = NlOIcn Dasr,-Nc-
Krc, Chapman Sacudr hts Wit Bush. sac
ytce Hy-LlIoe. FIRST base ON balls or Car
ter, ., of COumbc, ]; Oft oldham. Struck
out BY Oldham, Double play Wit. Bush
ana Burns llrs-on Garter, IN six and on,..
third Innings. of llaE-rm1n. in twothirds of
an inulu-. umplTes- Egan and DHccn. Time
. huul.
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Good start; won easily. Footlights. oh. z, by
| IIastnVs- FlucrmOusc; owned by Robert l..
Gerry; trained by j. Hastings.
SIXTH RACE.
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Tho IndIanapoIis Feds pIastered another
defeat on the Tip Tops at Wash
inGton Park yesterday afternoon. Mosely
shutting them out 10y score of . to o.
The home teams best chance, TO srorr
came in the ninth inning. but 4 dlsap-
peaTed when Steve Evans struck cut
a la Casey on three pitched balls. ending
the game and leaving two Brooklyn
runners stranded The score
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Denver. &. Dies Noinrs, I.
Lincoln. .; 81. Joseph, /.
Wichita, :; Sioux city, T.
Omaha. .; Topeka, !,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-17
American Association.
Southern League.

Louisville, .; cleveland. ..
No other games scheduled.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-17
For thrcc-y -olds and upward which have not
won two races In 1914: selling by subscription OF

Good start; won easily; Jawbonc. b. G.. by
Samson Jennie J owned by John q. Talbot:
trained by W =. House.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-17

Tops VS., Indianapolis Feds, $50 p MIDI
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TTNf, 7 u J-O.
Good start. won driving; Mr. Sniggs, b. v, by
/ Oddtcllow-- NAuahkA. owned by Frederick john
! son; trained by j. r. Maybcrry.
FIFTH RACE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-17

Indianapolis In Brooklyn
Chicago IN Plttsburg.
Kansas City IN Baltimore
~ LOUIS in Buffalo.