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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09

BUFFALO, N Y. September s.
Jack Dunn's well-overhauled Richmond
team put one over on the Bisons to-
day, TO 4. In their half of the sixth
the Bisons fell 10 pieces, allowing the
visitors TO score four tallies. which.
with the single tally secured in their
fourth. gave the Dunnites Just enough
TO win. Buffalo made a good uphill
fgh, for the game, hut they fcl one
short of tic 1t needed but one more
Buffalo hit 10 have tied the score. and
1t looked as though they had il. hu,
the only play Healey was called upon
TO act with promptness and r,isra,cb
was McCarthy's hard drive in the ninth.
which the former nailed like a cham.
pion and had the ball over TO Mullen
IN time to make the third out. which
al the same time kept General lack
son from tying UP the score
Buffalo was first to get home with n
couple OF runs. This trick /, accom-.
pIisGhea In ITS third on hits by Badcr,
on pals Sandwiched in to Gilhoolev.
While Channel was on first Sweeney
picked him off while the right fielder
perfect shot. Richmond got one of
these runs back in the fourth on
Eatess two-hasCer. Rankston's and
Ihonlpsons outs at first
Richmond had gala time with Ruff
laio IN her sixth. Mccarthy made A
great play on AIullen's grounder for
the first man down. Then Pick pic
kled twochaEEer 10 left. Bates's
hit close 10 second. and in trying for
Bates at second both men were safe.
Thompson hit long f'y to left. on
which Jameson tried some fancy
then dropping the bail like hot po-
tato That act hilled the cushions. and
later they became vacated. Swccney's
hit sent Bates over the registering
but at this particular Time his sacri-
fee fly away out in left was enough
TO get Bankston home
Jameson made an effort to get the
the run He dipped the sphere true
and swift, but it got away from Ons-
low 10 the grand stand. Badcr watched
the home plate in the catcher's absence.
Sweeney had almost bumped into
Thompson a third, Bndcr and McCar-
thy set out 10 trap tho fair Edward
In the meantime Thompson started for
the plate. Bader let McCarthv'S throw
Eet through him, and Thompson iamm.h
the home plate with the fourth ran L.,
was some inning.
not need ia. ..Bmfralo. however. kent
plugging away. and II was only the
good work back OF McHale THAT kent
them from getting on even terms The
ibISONS Cdr1et one run nome in the
cnth and one in the eighth. That Of
the seventh was produced on Onslow's
hit Twomhly's error in trying to make
a fast double play, followed by Gil
hooley's out Al first Jackson was nut in
10 hit for 8ader in the ninth and mad.
good with Clout 10 right Ciilhoolcy
fouled to Sweeney. and judge flied -
Thompson Jameson came across with
two gcer. II was UP 10 the can
tain to produce He hit hard. but
Healey froze 10 the ball, and II was all
over
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LOWDERMILK BLOWS UP

CHICAGO. ILL. September S.-Gro-
yer Loudermilk. the latest acquisition
to the Detroit pitching staff. went
wild in the ninth inning and met his
Waterloo al the hands of the Chica 20
White SoN. 10 TO .. in the last clash
OF these two clubs here this season.
Apparently hopelessly beaten in the
hrst two innings. when Detroit drove
both Faher and Benz from the mound
producing an eiEht-run lead, the Chi
caso club Samely hung on. and, play
ing an uphill battle, tied the visitors
in the lucky" seventh by driving Bo-
land ana Duhuc off the mound and
won in the ninth when Loudermilk lost
control.
In the ninth Jackson and Fourier
walked. Weaver sacrificed. and Jack
son, by beautiful slide under Stan
age, heat kavanaugh's throw to the
plate on Johnss Sroundcr. Schalk
singled. and Fourier scored the win
ming run. Score:
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NEW DOUBLES CHAMPIONS
JOHNSTON AND GRIFFIN ARE
HOLDERS OF TENNIS TITLE
""nEstcrs Wear Down and Outccn-
rr"t Former thnmps-Fire Thrill
ing MntchcS Played.

FOREST HILLS. y Y, September s.
W NJ. Johnston and his partner.
Clarence j. Griffin. both OF San Fran
CISCO. wrcsted the national doubles ten
ms championship from T. c. Rundy. OF
Los Angeles. and Maurice T. AIcI.ouch
I'm. OF San Francisco in a thrilling
iiVe-set match here this afternoon by
scores OF %. 6-2. as. Ga
Notwithstanding the greater exnc-
"i'ncc of tie thrcc-tima champion OF
'he United States. Johnston and Crit
m succeeded in wearing down and
oH' generating tho title holders hu,
ohiF after contest which dcyclopcd
M fastest and most thrilling doubles
n3.n{ ~ many years The individual
play !nG Of Johnston. who also won the
S'NtleS tiii" lvrc yesterday was the
outstanding feature OF the victor's plav
although Griffin at several points dur.
iN% IN" match lifted his game 10 spec-
,h"ular hc!"Hts in keeping pace with
his partner
In The beginning tho teamwork of
ne champions who first won their
doubles It'll" in 1872. was superior to
ma 81 inc ctal!cnEcrS. AS the match
progressed. however. the veterans
We're checked III their chosen form of
attack, and tn" Younger men, adding.
spec" 10 "ach service and stroke. grad
lailN forced Mcf.oughln and Rtindy
which was tn" eventual cause Of their
undoinC. 80
This is clearly shown by study or
n" stroke ANALYSIS wherein 1t IS seen
Na', although the winners OF tho
nhtcn and iiilc We're outaced and out
placci, their opponents We're guilty.
81 sufficient num"r Of nets and outs
10 more than nullify the ADVANTAGE in
their ability 10 pick openings
Notwiths tandinG the fact thar John
s,"n defeated McLourhlin in tho sin
giles title contest yesterday. the famous
I DAVIS cup player showed great i'm.
0roNem"nt in form to-day and con
sidered individually was III" star of
The match With less ground to cover
fan was the cas-" in Tuesdays battle
n" showed a return Of his wonderful
vice
Eundy carly In tho match followed
IN" pac" set by Mclaughlin. and the
pair quickly swept into the lead by
smooth teamwork. in which the Los
splitting tho opposing team with rifle
INK" returns through the center Of the
court
Johnston ana G,inn, 10y increasing
Their spo"d a foot and with racket,
took command Of tn" situation in tho
third and fourth sets. outrcncraling
and outplaCing their Older opponents.
while keeping their errors to n mini.
mum. Following the rest between the
third ana fourth sets. the champions
'r"ahed. and by taking tho net AT
every opportunitv cvrn"d the score in
series OF brilliant and prolonged cx-
changes. in which Bundy's clever Cob
bing and Mcl.ouchlin's deadly smash.
ing and placing Disconnected tho ;,lti
fud any permanent weakness or opcn-
.lug IN tho veterans game and court
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RAGING At WINCHESTER
LARGE CROWD STAYS LATE
10 SEE LAST HEAT OF ONE
Eton Owner Fined For Not Try
10 win Ffrnt Money in Pnc-
Ing Event

,, "iNCHESTER. VA. September s.
Upwards OF 10000 people from an ss..
ions or the Shenandoah and c.umber
'"nu valleys remained on tho Iy;rchn.
Fair Grounds until shutdown to-day
Gee the last heat of the final race
'he day the 2:l3 pacing even, !,
the intention to run several run
aces but they could not he
,., owing to large number OF en-
mn, ."e go pace. which had to be
III FL. INTO two divisions altoy.th.r
nihcteen heats were rim roUSetner
Inc eiock until nearly o'clock this eve nv
be larger nG ap1 ';o, racing program viii
MiIi Mnet ne i will be hnished. W Is Is
f FOR faj, of Washington. was fned SO
tnnnanh 10 endeavor to win 49,
III 'he S:l3 pacing event
o.,- summary.
star A phGr. nrst division. purse 5000
va :. :. !; !; /: Dorr. agent, R oanoEe
k IA; ~. ?. .: Dixie Girl, ]. Tnrner.
sic H : ps Mort3n. Pa. 3 3. ?. 3. 3: Jes.
Il, 8. = dis Annie Ballard. w AZ q rn Inn,'
Winchester. Va. ;. .. /. inrove,
Pine, l. c; Dorr. Roanoke. N Wa g. Or or
a.o L. G. Time. 2:24 il, 2:2i ~
-. 2:o4 IA. 2:24l-2
.,22c:25 pace. second division n,,.
ovHReN Bedworth. S. Boswell. Ports'
q. y, iay "a $500 =, s. ?. !. |; Carrie Hall.
King Bee I w 81 M PA: l;i.s 2: q
d; e; ?. 3. 2 g. dis: Brownie nS"' Wel5h'
a. Cha moers, Richmond. Va, 2, g.
~ - -: Snap Axworthy. Frapk
pph n. Rockville. Md. S. S. s; Minus
eurceil. T. " Boyd. Winchester Va
Han;ovss;, lyme Patchen. II. c. corb!n.
5:3ss -. 2;2A l-2. 1925 il. 2:3s -:
~: 80 trot; purse .3oo-Aliswood, r
catcher. w. J. Daughertv. pctcrsb b,u.n
49, na, !. l. 2; Bessie Mckinney. John
BI3in nraE irederiGk. Md. ?. 3. 3. 5: Belle
more Gis Hammerbackcr. Balti-|
2:l9 l-2. 2:l9 IL. = -
co 9iiS n1ee. purse ssoo-Eddy c.. II. C.
w NJ" IT. Iiam ,2,er. Pa. !. ,. /: Alice II,
IN mar ward. $. Roswell, Portsmouth
a. "a, 3. 2, 2. Tattles, w II. Chambars'
us nor ,.o va = {. A. Time. us ii.
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WASHINGTON CHAMPIONS TO
MEET P0RTNERS SATURDAY
rr"t TWO Gnmea VIII he PLAYED n,
"ro"d street Park and Other.
In Capital City.

All arrangements for the plsv,pr "a
ners '", of Gil p% series between the Fort
,mrsis OF RIIchmond and the Agricui1
plcted Tvs, games are schednied ~ ~
Saturday a, Iroad Street Park. a lol
lean lean nc lo!lo%.nE week at the amer
n[St game here will start a, Dad
o'clock Morgan will umpire.
Manaser raync has made all planJ
me use OF the local park. The game
should he Sod ones, as the por,nn,
nave one OF the best mines in III. his
ashihston champs also have a good
record. and the team is said n he
wonder W oe y
y, an", FIRST two games should have beer
r,ner team went to Washington thc,l
couid not play the AgEies on accounl
pasino meayy rain. and the games wer.|
Tea IN meet the following Saturda, n,t
ieLnlha Field. but az this mark is one n
ana mas but few seats in IL for the fans
inc ,icnInona contingent were unwill |
liz 20 take the risk OF losing ali ot
inc expense money, particulariS as nj
hrst trip cost $40
Napier VIII be used in tho Arst gam
pay IN the outheld in the second con
test. Napier's hitting is needed sreatiy
I ~ the team. according to ManaCel
berry. and that is the reason ne wiil n
worked in both contests Dnnn u.iI
face the Washingtonians in the seconl
game. e seeoh'
The Washington battery hns not bee,
pupnshcd as yet. rs has not their line
UP. out IL is expected to be lust IN
same as during the regular seasor
owens, their star hurler. is reputed +
he one OF the best in the ca pitai an,
that city.
"a great crowd is expected out to tn
game saturday AS yet no public an
nouncemcnt has been made OF III
games until this one. but that interns
IN the series is paramount has bee
shown by tho many inquiries reEardin
the playing of the inter-citv games.
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IIuffetiS Win Two.

BUFFALO, September S.-The local
Federal League season was brought to
close to-day with the Buffalo team
scoring double victory over Baltimore
n" scores were to and = to t. Al
schulz allowed five widely scattered
mus In the first game. and beat 4.
Rankin Johnson in a pitchers battle.
y home run by Hal Chase brought
about the second Buffalo victory. With
i'uffaio two runs behind in the fifth
inning. Chase lbt into the bleachers.
scoring Lord ahead OF him. Singles
by EnEle and Allen gave the locals the
deciding tally in the eighth. Cy Mar
snail. one OF Harry Lords youngsters.
pitched against Jack Quinn, and Con-
icy finished the game. relieving Quinn
with the score tied at the end of the
NTH.
First Game:
Score by innings: RHE
Baltimore .....O 10000 O
batteries: Schulz and Allen; johnson
and Owens.
Second game:
Buffalo .....a.o1o o3oolx-5 !
Baltimore ......20l 90 9
batteries: Marshall and Allen; Quinn,
Conley and Russell
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TARHEELs CAPTURE FIRST
ROCKY MOUNT MAKES GOOD
START FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Portsmouth Drops Initinl Post-Scnson
Gnmc-Win Clarke Uses All
His Pitchers,
ROCKY MOUNT. \. d. scptcmhcr

ROCKY MOUNT, y. c.. September S.
sin runs within the last three in
ninEs were necessary to bring victory
for the Tar Heels in the FIRST OF the
championship clashes. and this was de-
spite the fact that Manager Clarke
called on every pitcher on his staff
IN mad hope OF stopping the hitting,
but all l. no avail. Sensational plays
came frequently by both clubs. while
pitchers found rough Shedding from
their opponents. Applegatc was scored
on round half-dozcn times in the
hrst five frames. when he was hit
timely, and his support frequently
faltercd. Southpaw league proved the
railY!nS force. and WAS scored on
but once more. while his teammates
brought along six runs and victory
in tho last three innings. when they
chased Trucker pitchers off the mound
in rapid succession. and sent the visit
ing supporters here in 4 special train
home with sad hearts, after giving
,hcm brief JOY over the apparent VIC
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nrookfed. Get FIv. s,,o,oh,

NEWARK. y. j.. September 9Th
brooklyn Federals made clean swee
arks by, taking to-day's double de
ny scores Of to and 3 to o. ThouCI
the Brooklyns won both games. the,
showed no superiority over the locals
their success being due TO getting TIL
breaks. To-day's games were the In 4
nome ones for the Newarks before
long road trip.
First Game
Score by innings: R.H ID
Brooklyn .....2 o2oI1o-6 II
Newark .......1 o Of q o o o. 10
Batteries: Marion and Land; Kaiseu
ling, Moran and Rariden.
Second game:
Score by innings: RH n
BROOKLYN ....a o 0 20 %
Newark 0 0 o O q 90 q
batteries: Upham and Simon: Moseli
Billiard and Rariden.
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BRAVES WALLOP sUPERBAs
BOSTON TAKES TWO GAMES
FROM BATTLING BROOKLYN
PhiIlles Defent New York and Increase
I.end-Cnrds Shut Cubs Out
In Pretty Game.

BROOKLYN. y. T.. September s.
BY losing two games to Boston here
to-day Brooklyn went into third place
and the Braves took second pla3e in
the pennant race. Boston won the
first contest easily by hammering Rube
Marquard and Appleton hard. the re-
suit being IL to L. Whaling and Snod-
grass were ordered from the game By
Umpire KLEIN in the fourth inning for
arguing. Nehf became i'll from the
heat in the NTH inning and fell In the
box. He was able to walk off the field
Boston took the second encounter 4
to |. Rucker lasted until the eighth
inning IN the second game. when he
weakened. a tumble bv Cutshaw, two
hits and pass Melted ?ie Braves three
runs. Jess Barnes made his first start
for Boston and held Brooklyn to five
hits. Scores:
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Kanfeds Defeat n.bs.

KANSAS CITY. MO-, September g.
The leaders Of the Federal League
were helpless befor the pitching Of
Packard to-day. and Kansas City won
from Pittsburgh. to 2. Packard al
lowed four hits, two to Konetchy and
two to Mowrey. Rogge, who started
for the visitors lasted four innings
Hearne. who succeeded him. yielded
four runs, three coming in the eighth
on four hits. The second game OF a
scheduled double-header was called in
the second inning on account Of rain.
Score by innings: RHE
Pittsburgh .....1 10000 O
Kansas City. 49,. 00103x-7 10 1
Batteries: Rogge, Hearne and OCon-
nor; Packard and Enzenroth.
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Portsmouth,.
1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
tRattol TOR Tcncuc In ninth

T'HVt"H TOT TchEuc III nInth
Portsmouth ............o 30 0 %
Rocky Mount ....... % IS
summary: Runs-Cueto. Newton. ST. Mar
tin. Carnos. Crowell. Short. Garden. Brittle
uoosetrec. Edwards 90, E!se tc,. Snyder
Wratten. Left on bases-Portsmouth. 5:
Fooky Mount. II. stolen hAse,--Wnston 90.
5ittlc. Wratten ,2D. Sacrifice hits--Sewton
crnwell. Sacrifice ny--Clrich. Two-base hits
-Gnrdcn. snyder. Edwards. Double pliy-
Newton tn C:owcil % Carnes iIi;s-.n APP
plcCa;e. In > innings; off league. 5 in (
innings: off Garlen. : in Is innings: of
Wood. in i-S innings: off Green. 3 in >
innings: off Causey. in "a innings. Struck
out-by AppleEatc. ;: by league S; hy Wood
!: by Green. = Bases on balls-on Apple
ton. 2: off league. .: off Garden, !: off Wood.
:; off Green. :: on Causey. !. Wild pitch
by Green. :. HI. by pitcher-by TeaEGe. |
tCrowclD. Passed bali--by short. l. Time.
e::5. Cmpres. Culihower and Bussey. At
tendance. 3Ilr
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Grand Circuit Results
HARTFORD, conn. September g.
Summarizes:

''s', >o-N-Nr SFpttHVCE O.
Summarizes:
";IO .pncc. best three in five, purse
$1,000 unfinished Tuesdny)-Rus-
sell Roy. D. ~, by Rustic Pntenter
'Gecrs,, =. .. .. 1. I. 1, Hnl Boy, h.
z. 'McMhh"n), I. 2, s. 4. 3. =, Peter
Fnrrrn. h. =. tMurphy). 4. @, j, ., =,
ro.; I.ustrous Mckinney, d. u. ROd-
ncyI, .. =. .. 3. {, ro.; Aconite. IL. =.
tCoN). q. =, 4, 3, ro., Thistle Patch.
DIX. y. tSnow). .. &. @. q. rO.; Annn
carroll blk. m. UGRrrison), 8. s, 7,
.. ro.; Judge Ormondc, blk. y. (VnI-
cnttnc). q. I, I. dis, AshloOL, ch. u.
tCrossmnn. dis. Time, 2,O5 IL,
.;O" IL. 2,Of I-2, 2;O5, 2,OG. 2:OB Ia.
:;0G pncc, hest three In Ave, suirse
S2.0OO-SinIlc g.. II. ~, by Anderson
Wilkes GoswclD. I, 1, 1, Rantus,
hr. Z. McDonnld). 4, =, ., Leila
pntchcn, blk. m. tSnoyv), =, 4, 2,
Mh1"r onE- u. *. (Murphy), 3, 2, :,
Hnroh ~. b. n. (CoN). =. =. {. Time.
:io3. 4i0I I'D. .,O4 81.
.iO1 trOt, hest two in three, nurse
acknowledgement Druicn, b. M. nv
Peter the Great (CO1), I. I, I,ettie
Lee. b. M. (Andrews). =. ., Fair yir-
Ginih' ID. m. MOnnhnn), 2, &, Stnr
winter. ID. IN. McDonnldD, 4. 3.
Time, ";07 1-2. 2,OG 1-c.
";2i trot. hest two In three, pur.e
s2,OO0-DcrOche, CHI. a., by John A.
Mckerr0n 6ecrD, J. 1, North spur,
u. e. tCox). ., 2, Morning Gossip.
hr. e. Gownn. 3, 2. Time, o,I1 "A.
2n1 IL.
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DOWN THE ALLEYS

Tonight Manager Rousey and MS
they are worth 10 bring home the Vie
tory OF the Home ana Home series 10y
wire, between ROa noke ana Richmond.
The Roanoke boys have a majority
Of 5lpins over the local pin spiders
but As II has always been the case OF
the Pets coming in strong in the nnish.
all
The totals of the last series were:
Roanoke, Lob" Richmond. 1927
The lineup OF sp!llers VIII be
Roanoke-Brady. SieGltr Crossgrove
Dyer and S!!vers Sie!ert. captain
chmond-Ha?wood, over, Butler
b. Cosby, Bowman and Nousey, cap
tain.
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CUBS LOSE TO CARDS

ST. LOUIS, September s-Timely hit
ting and base running enabled ST. Louis
TO shut out Chicago to-day. 2 to 0. the
locals taking three out Of four games
Lavender outpi,chcd Amcs, but the WISH
tors were helpless when hits were need
ed. In the first, Butler walked stole
second. took third on Longs single and
scored while Long was thrown out on
an attempted double steal A base on
balls. n sacrifice. single and a field
er's choice in the second gave St Louis
its other run. The score:
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SECOND GAME
Totals....35 a,7I3 : Total. s 81 II
'B-ucd for Rucker IN eighth.
score by innings: p

Eosior ...................o O.,
BROOKLYN .... ..........0 n o.,
summary: Rurs-Evers. Compton 81. Fi'z-
patrick. Wheat 'rwo-basr hi,s-Gowdy
Earned runs Boston !: Brooklyn. :. Sac
iifcc hits-Earnes. Daubert. Double PLAYS
Meanwhile to l:vcrs - Schmidt: Evo-s TO
Mnranville IL Schmidt. Left on bas-s-Ros-
ton. :: Br"cklyn. ;. First base errors
3oSton. ,: brooklyn, :. Bases on ba lis
ON Barnes 8: off Rucker, l. on Deli. Hits
off Rucker. In innings: of Dell. In !
inning. Struck out-by Barnes. :: by Rucker
:. EMPIRES. KLEIN nnc Emsiie. Time. i:i;
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Motor Chr Stolen

q. 6. Garland, 2607 Hanover Avenue,
last night complained to the police that
his automobile had been stolen from
before the Lyric Theatcr while he was
attending performance The license
number was given as 1925, and a gem
"rhl look out was sent on, from Police
h"adGunr'Grs. Up TO an carly hour
th!s morning, though, the police had
secured no trace Of the machine.
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JOHNSON BLANKS YANKEES
THIRD TIME THIS SEASON
BIG SWEDE TURNS TRICK
Loudcrmilk Blows Up-Rr,t Sov Split
with AthIctics-BrOwns
Bent Indians.

WASHINGTON. September S.-Wal-
ter johnson shut out the New York
Americans to-day for the third time
this season, Washington winning over
the Yankees, to o. Shawkey also
pitched we'll, but the visitors scored
run in the first inning. when Mocller
hit scratch single. stole second. took
third on an out and scored on Milans
sacrifice fly Fridays game between
New York and Washington will be
played tomorrow as the second one
of Il double header. Score:
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PhliadelpflIa.



Score by innings: r.
New York ...........l O q o n a a "a
Philade lphia ............E o -
summary: Runs--G. Burns 9rainerd. Mer-
kle, Bancroft, Paskert tc). Cravath Ludcrus
~. Whi:ted ta,. Niehon Two-base hits
q. BURNS. DOYLE. Fletcher. Cravath. Luierus.
'iehoE Three has~ hit-Whitted. Home
runs-PasNert. Mcrkle. Earned runs-Sew
Work. :: Philadelphia. =. stolen bas.s-I.u-
'ierIs 90. Erainerd i2D. Fletcher Double
pia>s-SChanE and Doyle: Cravath and Luz
Gerns: Nichoh. Bancroft and Luderus. Sac
rihce ny-Chamers. Bases on balls-on Rit-
ter. 4: of Schupp. :. Left on bases-New
York. {: Philadelphia. &. Hi bv pitcher
by Ritter, 0.uderus). Struck out-hy
Schupp. ." nv Chalmers. 3. Hts--off Rit-
ter. in ID innings: off Schupp 3 in 3 "a
innings; on P-rritt. in inning Umpires
Orth and Risler. Time I:io
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GRAYS LOSE TO HUSTLERS

ROCHESTER,. y y. september g.
OeschEer held Rochester TO two hits
for six innings to-day, and then in
an error by FahriGuc. nettod Nc Eus,.
lers five ITALICS. and tho locals regis
tered their NTH successive victory by
10 3. The Grays punched i've of
their eight hits of Erickson in tie
rrst and sixth innings for their runs.
Hcrche gave ono lucky hit I'm III" Two
Innings he pitched. Scor.'
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PHILLIES DEFEAT GIANTS
PHILADEI.PH

PHILADELPHIA, PA. September s.
Hard hitting gave Philadelphia an
TO 3 In the opening inning the home
team scored iive runs on pass. Pas
kerts home run. Whitted's triple. dou-
t!eS by Cravath and Luderus and
singles by Niehor and Chalmers.
Schupp took Ritters, place in the
fourth, and Pcritt went to the rubber
in the eighth. Chalmers was effect
i've until the ninth. when the visitors
made three hits and scored two runs.
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SNOfC 10y lnnlNES: II
Washington ............l o o q q OIL
New York .............0 q o 90
pipp. stolen bases. Moeiler 90. HartYcll.
High Earned run-WashinGton. !. Sacrifice
hy-Milan Double plays-Mc Bride. Foster
and Gandil. Boone. Peckinpaugh and Pipp.
Left on bases-New York, 8; Washington.
!" Bases on halls-on Shawkey. 3. of John
SON. Hit by pitcher-by johnson. / Cook,
struck out-by johnson, 10: by Shawkcy, !.
EMPIRES, Nellin and Dincen. Time I:4j
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RED SOX SPLIT GAMES

BOSTON. MASS. September s.-The
league leading Red Sox divided dou-
ble-hcader with Philadelphia day.
The scores were to in favor OF
Philadelphia in the first game and
IL 10 in favor OF Boston in the sec
ond contest Shcehan was remarkably
effective in his battle with Leonard in
the opening game. Scores:
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BROWNIES BEAT INDIANS

CLEVELAND. OHIO, September s.
81. Louis defeated Cleveland 5 to g.
McCabe. recruit. outpitching Morton.
who was driven from the box in five
Innings. What proved TO be the win
ming run was scored by Howard in the
seventh on his triple and Pratts single
SISTERS clean steal of home while Nor
ton was winding up in the fifth was
feature. Score: