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PICKED UP AT EBBETs FIELD.

Brooklvn's winning strepk had tho ,a,s
worked up to q high state ~ excitement
More than 10000 paid To soc yesterdays
double header.
The setback I'm the .erond esme v,,s
Jolt 10 Robluson's hone FOR ann nositIor
as tho cubs Toll down sadly Al phiIodelnhi,
s. Louis rnnuot bc blamed Tbs, ,sn,,,, 4.
WORKING under Nidiag scale system of
honusca Second place means quarter
salary TO everybody
I'mplr, Duiglry WA rs f,Ir A. ,ouIJ ~.
for he showed absolutely n1 bias in Wis
decisions However half a dogcn ~ clnsa
ones on either siie we're omen 10 ,rruncnt
Jake pnuhert's sor- leg was "a far 70
covered that he was able to Indulge I'm ught
practice ue ts hpnrfuI Of h.tnv Il ~
morrow. game Hnmnoi has Ieere =" a.
we'll def.nsivrly. hut has been a trine shy
Win IN, wniIop ''
t,tor H. nrIv W"S ',% W. more more man srsc
ia 1il,", .,',,ro ,,,,,htr." W taS1 ~
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DODGERS HAVE SIGNED
EIGHT YOUNG PITCHERS
Ebbrt> Hopes He Has Plugged
Weakness That Kept His
Team From Top.

Charles ~ Ebhcts has determined 10
remedy before next season the d,plorahlc
pitching weakness to which hc attributes
the failure Of his club this year. The
president OF the dodgers already has
signed eight new pitchers for the cam
pa!gn Of 1915. All of them have affixed
their signatures to iruuclad one year
contracts which give Manager Robinson
optionN on their services for 1916 The
tchcrS are Edward Appleton. l.. j. ca
dorc. j. J. Cabck, w. q. Deli Edward
Donald. r. II. Goodbred. r. B Howell
and L. Toney. All but Goodbied were
secured In the recent secret draft on
IA nor league clubs Goodbreds relea So
was purchased from Oshkosh fc- $1,000.
II beef Drawn and youth measure
pliching effectiveness Wilhert Robinson
should have prize twring corps for
the next campaign. HIS h"yy Of en-
bryo stars averag" l9l pounds I'm weight,
. feet | inch in height and 2i years In
age. All are right handlers
Appleton was dra fted from Fort Worth
of the Texas League where he figured in
ffty-onc games up to the middle Of the
present month. For a sixth - Csition
team he won ~ and lost II Nine OF
his rcverses were decided hy one run.
Cadore won II and lost !; with Wilkes
barre this season. He broke in with that
club in 1912. but finished the season with
Jersey city. He was associated with the
Buffalo Internatlonals part OF 1913.
Up to September IL last Cabek won
% and lost only 3 games as member OF
the Harrisburg (Tri-S;ate) champions.
Dell. who was drafted from Seattle. Is
the foot 4 giant who was with the Car
dinals in 1911 and 1912. He Is 81 years
of age. but evidently better seasoned than
when in the National League before. He
won Is and lost ~ of his frst thirty
games on the coast
Donald, from Waco Ten, has sen
satioual record lie won a pennant with
.? victories and one tie in thirtY-tour
games Howell Is protege OF Kid E'ber-
field Tahasco SAYS he is a dead ringer
for Cy Falkenhcrg. The Kid got him
from Mississippi College while maraeinc
Chattanooga Howell won . and lost |
for Harry McCormick's lookouts, which
finished sixth this season
Toncy Is well known To National League
patrons He was with the Cubs for fouI
years-from 1910 to 1913 He was shipped
to Louisville more than a year ago with
that club this season he won ~ and lost
l3.
Goodbred is "A native OF Florida He is
- years Of age, but weighs 2lJ pounds
and is i feet inches tall He won II
and lost hut 3 games in Oshkosh up to III,
time he was purchas sed by the Dodgers.
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HOMERS WITH BASES
FULL ASSIST BRAVES
Maranvillc Does II orr VAUGHN
in First. Smith Of Cheney
in Second Massacre.
LEAD NOW Is 81-2 GAMES

BosToN. sept. 26.--The Brave, tr rr.p,r
The cubs twic" this afternoon ihcrs,v
increasing their lead over tn, Giants n
eight and . half games and prt,t.c,.y
ciEching the pcnnart Vaughn ..l
Cheney. who scored shu'outs aga.r,. N,,
York this week. were the Chicago t,.f...s .s
tha; went down before tho w,r clubs N
the Braves.
For the curtain raiser tic score VY. 4
TO >. while In the second the IoyI.s t,,
up "A total of twelve and d.d uo. allow
the visitors to score until the fra. session
when they made two runs Roth Ntu.5n
and Cheney had poor support
Maranvi!lc slowed the first gam. ..,,v
IN tine fourth iruug when Il" bj. 10 rr5t
for home run with The bases crowded
Good d'dut chase very fast after tine ball.
othrrw 80 th" Rabbit would not have
passed third base. Opry removed GOOD
from the game.
Whttcd triped with two ON I.s, n
the first session OF the game aga,nt
Cheney and three NOR" hits followed. tour
tallies being rolled up Smith knocked A
home run to centre with To-" bases fnll
during tho second inning and Cheney Sald
"Gcod night" The scores:
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a sacrifice nv by Doyle. tumble by
Wa1ucr and hit by Snodgrass turned in
TWO runs in tn" first Inning. pallid hitting
anchored Burns ON second in the sixth
inning ON Gcrber's Wild ding of his hit
he reached tn" midway with nobody out.
ON NioS's muff Bescher was on frst in
the eighth with nobody out. He was
caught mapping.
The Pirates tied the score in the fourth
on a sln-lc by Costello and a skyhigh fly
by Wagner which drifted into the risht
field stand. In the seventh Honey singled.
y high pitch split McLean's hand sent
him To the clubhouse for repairs aud sent
Honey to second. The Giants maintained
Stoutly that this was Il foul ball, hut their
cxhortations were lost uu Riglcr \ fly
bah ana Gerhers hi, scored kKonsy. and
tho sarc Pirate tailed In the ninth on
wdyward throw by Grant Car.y's bunt
aud Schang's fly which Snodgrass Jumped
Tor and pronged with one hand
The EMERGENCY stand ui the ,iianis in
the ninth was Of tho bushes bushy
Fletcher led off and singled Snodgrass
KEPT up the good work with another
single. but the rally was false alarm
Grant popped t. Gerber. Robe tson trun-
dltd to Niux and ADAMS, slightly per-
turbed. sent Meyers to first by hitting
him Murray stepped into the breach to
deliver the master stroke. but delivered
only prod 10 the pitcher on which he
was tossed out The scores:
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Nov Work iu cleveland
Philadelphia In 81. Louis
lloston I'm chicago.
Wa shing g'pu In Detroit.
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Beats Crawford Golf Team in Return
Match, score II to II.

PLArNFIELp y. j.. Sept. 26.-In q re-
turn match with the Crawford Golf CLUB
to-d.y the Pla.nheld Country club was
victorious again oy score OF IA to II.
The summaries:
PlalnHeld-w. 7. GIepney and r $ Row
land. o. u n. Barrows and W, l.. Genney
.. J. W Baker and \. ] Watson, .; : ID
Lounsberry and W. u Rogers .. Il. O
Rogers and Arthur Murphy :. J. T. Erick-
son and A II. Colens, 2, j. r. Shoemaker
and $. r. Patterson. o. II. II. stockton and
r. s. Whes.er 0. o. II Fleming and g. u
Morgan 3: +. - Shoemaker ana W. r
Kaufman, o, d II. Rowland. who played
alone. o. Total a.
Cranford-Wid ana Bates, !; Hinmsr
and Barrow. .. Black and Wethcrell, o
Sloan and Wssson. 0; Grain and smith, o
Conrow and Hansell. o. cox and Van Saun
.: Lewis and Parks. /. Ryan and Ccldy, 0
Blake and Geiatty .: Frazier and Nentrirs
z Total.
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Yesterda,' Results
Standing Of the Clubs.
To-day schedule.
At Newark.

Jersey City IN Newark Two games
buffalo in Montreal
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PKILLIES FINISH STRONGLY.
Overcome - to q Red Lead mud Win,
10 TO 9--TRkr Next Game Easily.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. .6.--The ph'lles
won both games from Cincinnati to-day.
the frst by 10 to and the second hv
I to 4 la the first game the Reds had
a 9 TO Il lead when the PhllieS won't
20 bat In the ninth inning The Quak"rs
developed n vigorous batting rally. ham
mering four runs over the plate for a
victory.
In the second contest Alexander had
matters easy with the Reds, winning MS
twenty seventh victory of tho season. VI"
let down in the eighth inning aud tbs
Reds scored four times
Cravath drove out two home runs dur
ing the double header, the last coming
in the second game and enabling him ~
equal Vic Saicrs record OF eighteen circuit
drives. Magee also hit for a home IN
in the last game his fifteenth OF 'h" sea-
son. The scores.
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DETROIT. Sept 26.-Dctroit broke even
with the New Yorks thi. afternoon II
won the first game " a double header r.
to D. and lost the second by to :.
heating pitched good bail In the opener
un'il the sixth inning. when he became
Wild and hits and passes uet;ed the Tigers
four runs only thre" visiting hatsmen
succeeding In hitting Dauss at ALI the
first thr'c IN the lineup. Twelve hits
were made by the Tigers In the hrs,
game. but Coob got none Of them IN five
trials
The New Yorks were stronger In the
second battle. with Fisher holding the
Tigers 10 nv hits. Dubuc was nicked for
ten. The scores:
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YoNKERs. Sept. 26.--The semi-fna
round In the September tournament was
completed to-day at the Dunwoodie Coun-
try Club G. T. b. Clarke and Robert
Collier will be the finalsts in the first
sixteen and s. Coville and Dr. w. 4
Pratt are the survivors In the second
division.
In the red card competition w W. Bab'
cock. with Sis. 73 won In Glass 4. and
the Glass B leader was Andrew Patterson
with a score Of lo3-2s. 75
The SUMMARIZE
First sixteen. Seml-Hnai Round--G y
Clarke beat r IL Slsson, ! up; Rnber
Collier beat A. l. Bahcock. and |.
Second sixteen, Semi-tinal Rounds. col
VILE beat J. II. Williams and .; Dr. W
A. Pratt heat Z roly. q and D.
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TOtPIs- SO \ 2 II I
'Bated for acr'lc IN the ninth inning
IRAN for Meyers In tho ninth inning
tRaticd for Mathewson IN the ninth inning
ptt-hurg .............. q u . % l. 1
New York ............. V q d ~ o q q q o. .
First base on errors -piitshure !: New York
. Lett on hIses--Irtt-h .. New York
First basi on balls on Adams = S'rr,k out
M Adams .: by MAthewsu Honc run
Weaver Three base hit Boschc-. Sacrihca
t;es :, hang Doyle. stolen has'- Suodgrds-.
pouhl" p'sv Mathcvsou and Fletcher Wild
pitch MathCwsun Hit hS pitched bail .-By
Adams Meyers Umpire ~ chief Riglcr Field
Gmpir'-lart Tine hour and 10 MINUTES
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PHILADELPHIA. Sept, 26.---Coach Vivian
Nickalls OF the University OF Pennsyl-
vania's crew issued the call for fall row
ing this morning. lie Is not satisfied
with coming in second in the regatta al
ruughlrepsir last spring, and intends 20
start training on Monday. After it gets
too cold To- row out OF doors he will
keep the mcu busy At the rowing ma
chimes and on the track, Resides. he
will make hard winter schedule for
al candidates who do not try out lor
other teams,
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CLEAN SWEEP FOR ATHLETICS.
Close season In Chicago by Ham
mering out seventeen Hits.

CHIUAG0, Sept. 2b.--The AthletiCs Cele-
hrated the close Of their season in Chi
cago by hammcrng out seventeen hits
and beating the White Sox . to 3 That
victory made II three straight for the
Mac,Nacn. Scott. Ed Walsh and Russell
were the ptchcrs Frank Baker and
McInnis led the slugging. Each drove out
-four safe ones, and two of Bakers drives
were triples Tho score
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NEWARK, sept. 26 Frank MH'"n 'H1
In@liS NJ. Uppercu. cycling promotes lli
their general manager, Floyd Ntr''"
land, viii meet with the l,ssets o' N'N''
son Square Garden next week and mass
arrangements for the annual SIS dAt "
to be run /, Decemhcg. Il Is u. or'. 90
that w H. Wellman, the Madison 80" -
Garden manager will retire from eve
interests and that Pat rowcr. "l' 'c =
become big figure iu the Garden gr 'I
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NEW YORKS IN EVEN =.
BREAK WITH TIGERS
kcating Becomes Wild in Sixth
Inning Of Opcncr-Fishcr
Steady in Next.
COBB SUFFERS OFF DAY

Three clubs are closely punched in the
American League for 1fth place. The
New Iorks, 10y br- King even In Detroit
Yesterday, are IN the heels Of the White
SCx. who lost TO the Athletics. The
Browns. who beat the Red Sox twice and
sent their slim pennnnt chances killing,
are tied with the New YurHs. Washing
ton and Cleveland broke even.
iesterdn,'s Results.
Detroit c. Sew YORK. 3. care; gau,ob.
New YORK. I. Detroit. tseCUud game.
philadelphia, =. chicago, ..
-. Louis. T. Buston. I thrst glmet.
-. Lodis. o. boston. I isis innings. second
gamcJ.
Cleveland. = Washington. I thrst gamer.
washington. &, Cleveland, o tscC0ud ggme }.
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h'''"h lot MU'ncl IN ihc 'hlfh inning
boston .......... ................. o o.
- Louls ........ .. ............ O-s
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MAPS AND SENATORS SPLIT.
shaw shuts out Cleveland In scc-
ond. Allowing Four Iiits.

CLEVELAND. Sept. 26.---Thc Senators and
the Maps brske even IN the double header
closing the series to-day. the Maps get
ting the first game j to and the visitors
the second game to 0.
In th.- first game the Maps won in the
ninth. the deciding run being scored on a
passed ball In the second game shaw
held the Maps to four hits. The scores
FIRST GAME
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Play over Good Courses.

This year the Lesley cup m t,chcs hay"
appealed more than ever he, rr to tho
golfers who have taken part in III" re-
unions one very important as VSl as
pleasing fac, - that the players ere sure
% playing over n high class course
Ever s!ncc the series was started the play
has been over "A course 4 championship
calbre Myop.n. Garden city, In" C'un'
try Club. Huntington valley, N.s.au.
these are the names Of the most iinportan;
venues
The ma jorit" Of those taking part also
play In the uatiuna amateur event and a
poor,y conditioned course would take the
edge of Of their whc;ted appc,ites for a
keen competition In this yegrs Lesley
ctip contests there were tErty-fOur play
ers who took par. and ~ this number
twenty-onc were participants In the ma
tional amateur championship Additional
facts SHOW that FOR many years the anna
teur champions Of tho United states have
generally been among tho number of Les
ley cup competitors Walter y. Travis.
Jerome u Travers. Ehen " Byers. VIII
ian e. Fownes and Francis Ouim-t have
won ten championships between them and
they have been constant attendants. wi.h
the exception Of Walter J. Travis the past
two years az these meetings Moreover.
three OF tho mi-iinalists this year At
FtwanOk and over q third OF thos" com
petlnR Yesterday qualified among the first
thirtY-two in the amateur championship.
These figures show clearly the excellence
Of the competition and III" spirit of golf
ing zest which makes membership I'm these
chosen teams something w"il worth the
striving.
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Women settle Glen Ridge TITLES.

GLEN RIDGE. Sept 26-The finals in
the women's lawn tennis tournament in
singles and doubles were played iu the
Glen Ridge Lawn Tennis cub courts to-
day. In the singles Miss Helen Freeman
beat Miss Lois Owsey, 81. 9 3, while
In the doubles Mrs l.. T., Thomson aud
Miss freeman beat the Misses Marguerite
and Evelyn Uhler, 6--3. e.
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BROWNS KILL HOPES OF S0X.
Rostoninn. Lose twice npd Can't
intch NthIctics Now.

ST Lovts. Sept. 20 The Browns to-day
oTcctually destroyed Rostou's remote
chances ~ ,NcrtakinG tho Athletics by
defeating the Red SoN to I and 10 4.
IN the first game the Browns won easily
with W-llnar pitching clever bal, hut In
the second they had tu make an uphill
hght after the Rcd SoX had hammered
Lev"renz for four rurs early.
Trely hittInS accounted for the II.
Louis victories. The scores:
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May Hav- Cross Country Rac~.

san FRANCIsco sept. 26,--Uu,v' ,slty of
California and Stanford University may
add a cross country race to the lSt OF
their dual events this fall
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GIANTS SPLIT SPOILS
WITH THOSE PIRATES
Win the First Game. 1 to ,. and
Lose the Second by the
Same Score.
RlGLER B\NJSiIES THREE

The Nation League race for second
place---thsre is NJ race fn- first place
continues neck ard neck between the
Giants aud Cardinals Roth broke even
yest"rday, ;he Giants with the Pirates.
Who won their first game since leaving
home, and tho e rdinals with the Brook
lyns The Pirates dropped twelve straight
before taking the second game at the
Iolo CIR unds. but the Polo Grounds is
a good place 80 break losing rtreaks
these days. Rrooklyns effcrts to capture
ffth place received setback. s the Phil
lies Won twice from the Reds who are
making m 81 ingiorous finish. The
Bustons hammered the cubs twice and
purpose c.uching the championship with
the least possible DELAY.
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Tot al- 4 80 10 70 %
'One out when winning run was score"
Tran for lrelan Ia the ninth inning
:Ran for BuAls IN the ninth inning
Slated for OcschEer in the eighth lnnlus
'Batted for Mattisou III the ninth 'nniHs
Cincinnati ..............
Two base hits NJ Her. Nlehoh LudorG- Ire.
Ian Burns Three base hlt.-Ma.y' none
run Cravath Sacrifice hit-.Siehph Do 'e
plays -Groh Bcrghammer and Graham. Pc AN
and Iudcrus Reed and Luderu-. BylrC lr'."n
and Ludrrus stolen hss'-R KilI''r r'rA'R
out-By Ames, ., 10y Tincup. - by Ogs'nt'
Flrs; base on balls on Ames, on Iln .p ~
off Oeschger. .. Hit 10y pitched bail tra'tN
Umpircs KLEIN and Ems,c TIM, hoa. I'D
5l minutes
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Totals u : = l. @
'p1ttrd for Gardner IN the n.rth IuuIuE.
tDa'ted for !. Pratt IN the fourth timing.
!Battcd for Thomas ~ tho ninth inning.
.N9i'cd for Gregg IN the ninth inning
Boston ...... ........ q . q o n-i
- LouI~ ........ ...... -
Two base hits Hooper. u Pratt Three hase
hu speaker Sa'rihCe hy-Rumler. Double
plays Gamer. Jam, riu and HOht7ell: Speaker
and Janvriu. .'snvrin and Hohluzell: LaNan
and Howard. Clemens and Howard Stolen
bases u Pratt Iavan. llnhlizrll. { Walker.
Hit Icy pitcher Nv wcllman tHohlitzpln wild
rit, hes Greg. FIRST ha~c on balls-of
M"ilman I; oh Gregg. struck out BY
Wtilmau &. 10y GrcsE o.. lD.ft hascs--Bos.
and Chll
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cleveland, 3; louisville, ?.
Milwaukee, II. 81 Paul. J
columbus, 4, indianapolis, ..
Kansas City, &; Minneapolis {
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sonN Guy, II, omaha, ,Hrst Eirie,.
sioux City. Q: omaha, s tsecond gamel.
Lincoln. D, Wi,hita. . ,frst glmcI
Lincoln !; wichita. . ,seeond game.
Topeka, g. Denver. (frst gamcD
Denver 9. Topeka. o tsccond game,
De9 Moines. 10. - Joseph, tfrst gamel
D-s Moincs. -, -. Joseph, - ,secuni
ganlei
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'Batted for Hcilmln In the ninth inning
'Battci for SiauaSc IN the seventh inning
Scw York ....... u a q q o 2 q 10 IT
Detroit ................. u q o q "a
Two base hlts-Boouo Neach Three base
ht-CrawfOrd S1oriio' hits Hrilm1n Bush
si"rihcr nes s-H"I!mtn. Ncach MorIarty
stolen hascs--M ulru Nat-"l FIRST base or
ball on Dubur =: on Fisrcr 3 Double rlay
Wit Bush and Holman Wild ritch F.shrr
Umpire m chlef-Conrol.y Field urnuire-
H'ldchrand. Time hour aud - minutes
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Miss B.-rs rlninaeId Champion.

pLAINrELo, Sept, ca Miss Edith ',eors
wou the tennis championship OF the plrin.
hold Country club to-day, defeating Miss
Dorothy Burke. 2--6, G--t. 6-i.
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TWO h'7' hl's NJ orarlty, WI. Holman
Three base hts Msl-el Daley. Bush Sacr.
t'e hit Cree stolen h7-os--Copt Moriarty
Bush. Nut FIRST base on halls-On DauSs (:
of kcstins : Struck out by Dauss g. by
keaiirf. Umpire ~ clLcf-Conno'ly F'"ld
umuire-Hildebr7nd Tmc-l hour and ~ min
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r. Bickford and T. Connc!. .0O-is i55,
", NJ Edwards and II 9. stevens 1873 49,
$50; y, Dunham and DE- l.. \ White
SIS iSe. y sS' sml,S and SP3 " vs. Is Ing, "1s'
stroth, lO7-it lGS; + II Hutton ant B
ID. Braine, 2l0--ij, 1855.
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OIds aud Worcester hest.

GLEN RIDGE, Sept. 26--A four bail four
some handicap, each pair deductinG the
combined handicap from the gross score,
was won on the Glen Ridge Country club
links to-day by l., y. olds and William
Worcester with l30--if. lii
The other scores were
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oakland. |, Venice, o
Los Angeles, I, san Francisco, J.
Missions-Por, and Tain.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

The championship season will close this
afternoon, but Providence. the pennant
winner. rolled down the curtain ON its
campaign yesterday. beating Baltimore I'm
fa,cicdl combat This wild battle con-
tanned "a total Of forty-two runs and ffty-
four base hits
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IN bsNI' 'NMI
rr-ICAnn - IL ROSTON ~ IL
.npt,"d FOR Cheney in the third ,nuin.

Chicago ....... ........... n o .-
Bnstou ... ........... o 70
Two has" hts Connolly, zimmerman. r .h".
Three has" hi Whitted Home run sg1iH
Hi's on Cheney. : IN two innings; OF Hl-.
man 3 = siN irunxs Stolen bases Nui''d.
smith. SAFER Doable play-Evers Marlrv'e
apd schmidt l"n on ha~es-Bosiou. Z; 'm
cago. - Firat ha-c on balls on Hess !. n'
Cheney o: of HagcmAr, First base on -
rors -BoS;ou, {: ChicaEV. l. Struck ou iT
Hagetnan !. Passed boll-Archer. VIII r'cl
Hagemau lmpircs-O Connur and Byr11
Tine. hour and a. minutes.
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Original Empires. 9; central Presbyterian
u. ~ G.. |,
lsth St Gospel, II, Ridgeneld Park Il.
q, C.. ~.
metropolitan Trust Co. 6; Gilbert Council,
n, A. 2,
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Two base hit-R Kilifer Three base
II Killifer, Home rurs-Cravath MAGE "a
riace hit Reed stolen bases -.Byrne l"'.
Magee. First base on errors Phlad'irh' !.
Cincinnati, .. Left on bases -PhiladrliA.". -
Cincinnati = Struck out -FY AlrNhnu'. ~
by Lear. , Double plays Nichon un1-- '''", ,
Groh and Graham First base on hda- ON
Alexander. =. on Lear. O. Passed ball '.''N,
son umpres Klcm and Em,lC Time .
hour and 20 minutes
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TWO bas' hl' -JanVru Home run--Gaincr
Sacrifice hits BAUM gardner. Williams Double
rlaSs-Thomas and Gardner; Mitchell, Llvan
ana Howard Pratt and Howard Passed ball
Thomas stolen htses-Ahstin' Agncw Hit
hy pi;clcd ha-By Lrverenz. ,Hobti2cll
speaker. First has, on bals-On IeVarenz
!. of Wood p: off Mitchell !: of baum.
gardner. ?. struck out-By Bsumgnrdnor. a..
by wood, y Left on bascsSi Louis. q:
Bo-ion, Time hour and 20 minutes Um.
plres-Chll and OLoughlin.
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Two haso h.ts sharks. Morgan stolen
hasrs Poster Sh,uks SacrihCr hits Gandil
Shnw shank. ~acrinre fly Gandll. First
base on balls on shaw, .. of Dilhnger.
struck oui--By shaw :. nv Dillnger, e;
nv Bowman .. by Williams. Passed ball
Bassl,r Pitching records at hat. runs aud
Z hts on Carter IN one inning u NJ bat
q runs ard hits OF Dilhnger IN SIX innings.
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'Ba'tcd for Shaw ~ tho eighth inning.
fn''ted for DllinE'r IN the seventh inning.
washrgton .......... 2 q N-f
Cleveland .............. %
The sun., 1914-09-27

Jersey City IN Newark Two games
Buffalo in Montreal
At Newark.
Newark =. L,,,.... l&S9tC3Sy--iG i .
batteries Newark. smith and Wheat.
Jersey City Williams and Reynolds
N Providence.
baltimore Il h. O:olooi :3-l9 ?s 6
PrHS3Spirs I Ipaim1Ic R%..al S MSri.s, Gs
and Kama and ellison, Providence, Schultz.
Donovan and unslnW.
At Toronto.
FIRST GAME
Rochester 4 l.r..., SSodSSc9 Z 2
Batteries -Rochoster, Hon and Williams;
Toronto. Herbert and Kelly.
SECOND GAME.
Rochester a. LD...... olO4oOO-5 1 i
Toronto Il. I.l......... 1000 O. I .
called account darkness.
batteries Rochester. rpham aud Will
Jams; Toronto, Johnson Roggc and Kelly,
At Montreal
FIRST GAME.
Run4lo a. Ip...O o 0 0 o 0 "a i9 ?
Montreal Il. Ll.O 0 o o o o ii 3
Montreal powi and Madden
SECOND GAME
buffalo a. Ll.......o 900 ! "a IL o
Montreal e. LD.....0 o O. a
Called by agreemcnu.
Bs,terles. Bufalo Mcconnell and La
longe, Montreal 'ouohman and Smith.