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PILLS TO ENLARGE PARK
FIFTH WORLDS SERIES IN
SIX YEARS IN QUAKER CITY
Applications for Tickets Pour In.
f"rchnscrs Must Take Three.
Ma Excitement In Iboston
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, September 80
Plans for the fifth worlds series Of
baseball games in Philadelphia in six
Years were put in operation to-d;,:
with the winning Of the National
League championship at Boston ycstcr-
DAY by the Philadelphia club. a large
number OF carpenters began the work
ing or building extra boxes and bleach
or seats in the National League Park
The plans call for the erection of about
:.5co seats. which viii increase the
moro than 10000.
Applications for tickets for tho So
rics. which BEGAN 10 flow into the
cubs office some time ago, continu.
to pour in by very mail. but nothing
viii he done with them until after the
National Baseball Commission mccts
in New York on Saturday and fixes tho
date for the beginning Of the big
games. Unless the commission shall
rule otherwise. the prices of tickets
will be from 81 TO 81. The bleachor
and SO and box seats 81 each. Pur-
chascrs will 10 compelled to buy
tickets for three games. as was the
custom in rhe worlds series Of 1913
and 1914. II is said the applications
for seats already exceed the capacity
of the park.
Arrangements are also under way
for the frs; of the inevitable ban
Guets that follow winning OF pen
nant.
Philadelphia supporters OF tho Phil
a dinner on October Is. In addition.
the players will be given a warm vel
come when they get home from Bos.
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Pittfcds Hold q, Z, Io

rIiISBuRGH September 3O.-pitts-
p1ur@h retained its lead in the I,cdcraI
i."nguc race to-day By defeating chi.
C R IN a h atndtd fGnE ;hd game. to l.
nrst inning, when Flack hit 10 ccntnr
, nor a nome run. Another tally was
Z nide, IN INC e, third inning on hits by
IN IN Pittsburghs half of the same in MIN,
me thG locals hit Bailey hard. five runs
pong scored on singles by Borphamnr
W W.iai, and konetchy, Kelly's triple and
,oI iGh Lhnds home run Hendrix then
rciicVeG i'ailey. The Rebels made twm
runs run, IN the sixth inning. when Yerkes
Singled SIM c" scnrca both on Of whom had
Wickland's double and Konctchm.s,
the nova accounted o,,, for another run in
out R"Egc in tho scvc"th, two ,',n
n"inS scored on two hits and two
,rm,SS"s. larger finished the game for
ttnichso ;.....1 1ooOooo-4 : .
/ 'pt,'nnrEh 50O2 tOx--S l3 o
h2tteries: Bailey. Hendrix and .jscb
CT iN"SGc, BarSer and OConnor
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Wesleyan Make. :nrly s,,rt

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II. VA, September
5O.--Twenty-two strong, the Wesleyan
FOOTBALL squad, in charge of Goa, hes
Carlow and Stansbury. left for Lynch
burg yesterday. The trip was made by
way or Elkins. The team Will spend
morning the trip viii be completed and
the men VIII arrive at Lynchburg about
| o'clock
The injuries TO Blake and Miller have
mad somewhat of a depressing effect on
wesleyan spirits, but there is still tho
utmost confidence In the strength OF
the team being sufficient to overcome
tho South Atlantic champions.
In tho party viii be, in addition to
son, Hcavner. Vance, Lewis. Allen,
swan. wagner. Morrison. Bobbitt. Har-
Fey and Curtis, all linemen. and SIN
glcton. Shumaker. Blake, Miller, Jacobs.
Messenger. Beck, Merrelle and Harri.
son. back field men
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Hn .hihrn"y, the former Newark n,ov
ilttsbGrs'hS ' I lGr regular JOB with the
- ~ I".Iins 10 tn" HraVcs VIA - ~
m''f"r route assures Eddi. of bor ne
ine ba n'iE fdr a sf 6inor Ral, and is hit
ms h'st trial with the liz sb r5"Etr on
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WHO, WHAT AND WHY
Skclctonizcd Sketches OF Celebrities
Who VIII Participate In Dnsc-
bnli Classic In October.
1O-WILI.IAM %lLLIEEIt-1O
Catcher, PhilndcIpiiin.

William Killifcr, star catcher of
the Phillics, was Dor" at Paw Paw,
Mich, April -, 1856. Paw Paw being
"A pleasure resort where "barkers"
sell their goods by Keeping up a How
OF language. Killifcr early learned
10 use his voice. Probably this cN-
plains the pep" he exhibits on the
neid and injects into the pitchers.
lie Is rated one of the best catchcrs
in The game and probably has had u
lot TO do with the success OF the
Ihillic pitchers this year His first
baseball was played 1T Kalamazoo.
Mich. In 1907. and thereafter he was
with many clubs, including the ST.
Louis Americans in 1910. He joined
the Philiics in 1912 and since has
been main cog OF the machine. lie
ieapcd into prominence two years
ago 10y jumping to and from the
Federal League and by beating an
Injunction asked by the indepen-
dents. which would have prevented
his playing with the Phillics. He is
likablc fellow. He throws and
bats right handed.
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FIRES AT SCHOOL WAGON
Willie Clayton is Charged with shoot
ing Revolver nj Children ON New
MnrkCf IlOuu.

Following a verbal tilt between him
self and some Narina High School
boys. Willie Clayton. colorcd, ycstcr 4.
day afternoon met the school wagon
on the New Market Road, about two
miles from the city. and fired on il
with n 80 calibrc revolver, according
to the story told the lIcnrico police
by the occupants Of the wagon. For
tunatcly, the bullet went wide Of its
mark and nobody was hurt Clayton.
together with Lawrence Thompson.
fourteen years old. also colorcd who
WAS with Clayton at the time were
arrested by Policeman John F. Sho-
maker and lodged in the lIcnrico
County Jail.
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IDLE RED SOx C|NCH RAG
BOSTON RESTS UP, WHILE
TIGERS GET ELIMINATED
st. Louis Defeats Detroit, with Well
man PitchinE-Shcrmnn.F Former
Int., Wins for Nlnck
DETROIT. Scptemher ROE

DETROIT, September 3O.--Boston
became the American League cham
pions to-day, though not playing
game with ST. Louis. S to 3 WeiIman
won his eighth game OF the year from
the Tigers. and would not have been
scored on but FOR three errors. bunch
cd IN one inning. With single eX-
ccption, every game won from the 10
cal team by ST Louis this season has
been pitched by Weilnan He has
been beaten by the Tigers but once.
The result was determined in tho
fifth. when five nits. including a double
and triple, Were punched with Il pass
for five tallies Score:
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13-OLAF UENRIIISEN-I3
uutficllrr, Boston,

Olaf icnrikscn, substitute out
fielder and pinch hitter cXtraordi-
nary Of the Red SoX, is u New Eng
lander, TWENTY-FIVE years of age,
whose winter home is Clinton, Mass
y sterling hitter and player. Hen
rikscn has only been kept off the
regular team because OF the trio
playing ahead of him. lie first
played professionally with the
ErocktOn club Of tho New England
League in 1910 and was purchased
by Boston during tho season OF 1911.
He bats and throws left handed and
is known as The Little Dane" being
only feet ~ inches tall.
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FEDS CAN PLAY. TOO
Winter League VIII LET "OUtInvs''
Join Ranks This N"nr-NIuny
stars HIVE Signed.

Los ANGELES September 3O.-Out-
Law ban players will be permitted to
play in tn Southern California Win
ter League, according 10 an announce
ment to-day Of IN" managers of the
league. Federal League players We're
barred las, year from tho league.
AmonG The Federal players signed are
Art Wilson. chicago. Packard Cu!lop
and Niaiu Of The I!nnsaf. city team.
Chief M-v.Gs. ..TaSr3au and other
major l"aGn" players ~ organized bail
also viii play.
The Winter League VAS organized
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l"-S. T.. BAUMGA RTNI:R-In
Pitcher. IhilatlcIphin.

Stanwood T.. C"Lerty'D BaumGart-
nor is left hand college pitcher.
or rather a collcgian who ninGs left
handed. and probably has more pep"
club. lie was the star pitcher of
the University OF Chicago and signed
with the PhillioS last summer at
the conclusion Of his collegiate ca
rccr. lie was born in Chicago
twenty two years ago Baumgart-
ner hopes some day TO emulate Alex
andcr. and Moran also hopts that
this will happen.
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FDSTDN, StOfcmbcr 3O.-VhrOuCI
their victories to-day in the scminnals
ia the wOm"ms tennis tournament ut
i."n- wood. Miss Nolla Riurstcd. Of
Norway, the national titleholdcr. ana
former titlcholder. will nice, to-mor-
ROW in their fourth match this year.
The score between the two player.
stands 10 ! in favor of Miss Blur
: LII
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Tcrrnpins Drop Doub,c-ty..

LII IMURE, September "a Nor.o,
n 1nane ne most of playing the last nIace
Ira pms this afternoon. and took h"tb
WIS u.,E OF inc double header. Kaisering
anu Reulbach was never in danger -
ny second game, which he won, 5 to
Newark 11ooooo
h"Itimore % 0OOI0 0-1 =
p,a a'I,tterles: kaiserlng and Rarjden.
''ach, Sonley. Quinn and Russell.
Newark oooo,oooo
Baltimore In-3 0
heuiha ch and Raridcn; Young. Ouinn
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Federal League
Electrics hGnIn Bent TIN Tons

BROOKLYN. September 30.-Euffa,o
annexed another game from Brookivn
to-day by, 3 To ., winning out in n ninth
iininlnS rallE. Marion allowed ONLY four
hits up 10 the final inning, when BufToI y
{, three hits and two runs.
i bomIlaio .......o 0olO2-3 : n
pohiyn. % oo00 % c .
and Simon. -"drloh
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PITTSBURGH Council 70 Praise Clark.

Y = T'NEtT T.IfIl. S|NT"W DOT "W---A rs
oiution Expressing appreciation for the
services to the city OF Fred ClarE re-
firing manager OF the Pirates. has
been drawn up by Councilman Robert
Garland, and Viii he presented to the
Council ~ lis session ON Tuesday Tho
resolution has been signed by all the
momnor. ot council and TIC city con-
lrOllc~
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NEW CHAMPIONS EASE UP.
WITH REMNANT CLlNCHED,
PILLS LOSE TO BRAVES
Tcsrcnu Holds Supcrbns to Four Hts
Cubs Drop Last Game to

BOSTON. September 3O.-The Phila-
dclphias. with National League cham
pionShip won. let up a bit to-day, and
the Braves took the game easily. S 20
.. hughes held the new champions to
three hits, but IN error by Muranville
In the third inning paved the way to
the two runs that were scored on
Cravath's tripl,
Boston sent RiXey from the box by
scoring four runs in the first inning
BaumEartner. WHO followed him. pitch
ed well until the eighth. when the
Braves again punched hits for three
runs Score.
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81. LOUIS. September a0.-St. Louie
Mcn' INTO second place in the pennan1
to 2 st; Louis made three runs IN
me seventh inning by series 81
sinElrs intcrspcrsed with errors bv Tho
kcnworthy scored both of Kops,s
Cltys. runs. In tho fifth he sinpI"d
look third on Stovalrs out and scored
OH passed nail. In the seventh he
triplcd and stole home while Plan, un g
winding up. ''N WAS
Roth Plank and Johnson pitched good
paIi. nut while the visitor received poor
by errorrlcss fielding
Kansas city. ....0 00o1 o100--2 8
81 Louis o O o OK
and Hartley. '''
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PIRATES IN FIRST DIVISION

ST. LOUIS September 30--Pitts-
burEh went into first division by de-
fcating ST Louis In Il tcn-inning game
here to-day, TO B. Errors by tho
home team gave the visitors their first
four runs.
A triple by Roche, with two out in
tho ninth, tied the score for thu To-
Gals. Pittsbur@h won In the tent. on
a single by NiOx and Gihson's double.
Score.
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ClNCY DOWNS CUBS

CHICAGO, September 2O.--Erratic
helding 10y Chicago enabled Cincinnati
to v the ilnal game OF the series
here for tho year, to .. Groh start -.
ed the eighth inning with n double.
and Bcall struck out Groh was
caught off second base, but Fishc-
dropped the ball and Groh reached
third. When Mccarthy fuInbled X.
Williams's groundcr when he buttcd
for Hcrzog, Groh scored. Each club
had scored two runs earlier in the
game by punching hits.
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TESREAU IN RARE FORM

NEW YORK. September 20.-Tes-
reau had the .Superhas ut his mercy
here to-day, while the Giants punched
hits In two innings off Pfcffcr and shut
out Brooklyn. " to o. TeSreau lie:
them down with four scattered hits
The Giants made nine hits off Pf.f.
fer Neither twirlcr issued pass The
game was sharply and quickly played.
only CONSUMING" one hour and seven
teen minutes.
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CHICAGO. September 3O-Manager
Hcrzog, of the Cincinnati ". scba II club
announced to-day the susncnsion for
the balance Of the season of Tom
Clarke. catcher, for breaking training
rules.
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Totals 90. - Il 30 iG 2 T",a!s....39 2 20 IL 5
'Battcd for Adams in fourth
rBattcd :or Sall"e In rinth.
!Sdtt.d for Smith IN ninth.
sRa'tod for Retaoi IN tenth
DATED for Higgins in ninth.
Score nv innings: Il.
ST Louis ......... 3 o q o o o . 0-5
summary. Runs IIinchman. VioN. Band
Gibson. Miller. Long. Retz"l Hornsby. Two
base hits-Snyder Carey, Gibson. Three base
hits-TonS Dolan, Roche. Earned runs
pittsburgh. .: -. Louis, J. Sacrifice hits
polan. lIornsbv Won JOB nson, Baird.
Double plays-Hornshy to Miller left on
bases pittsburgh. "a. 81. Louis = First base
on errors Pittsburgh. 2; 81. Louis. .. Bases
on hnlis-oH Kautichner. /: off Meadows .;
on Robinson . lU;s--on Ada ms. IN in
nings: oil Kantlchncr. In 6 iunings: OFF
Harmon. . In / inning of Meadows. I in
l-3 innings: oil Robinson. In IL in
nin2s: on Sallce. In I IL innings. of
Purdue. . in / inning. Struck oui-by Kan
tIchucr. !: hy Meadows. 2. Umpires. Quig-
ley and Eason. Time. 2:0s.
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According to the latest reports only
TWO OF the international Icague clubs
cleared expenses this season They
VIII ma, however, thar the Ints will
De there again next fail. Belgium is
fl&ht The Barrow circuit has been
60 tchinG the fruits OF warfare. hnt
hriShtcr dnNs are coming.
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Washington.
Totals....3d SCI o Totalsas Il c.u !,
.HAtted for NArrer In sixth

Totals. 80 3 - o Totals....3s Il I'll
,Batted for Harper In sixth
tBattcd for Boehlinc In ninth
IRAN for GGndil in ninth.
rhiladelph!a ........ Il
seminary: Runs-SchanE. Strunk. Malone
bamrau judge. Foster. {. Milan. Two base
hit-Foster. Three has. hit-MCInnis Stolen
basas-Milan. Enpf Malone. Gtndil. Earned
rurs-Philndelphla !: Washington :: Left
on hases-PhiladclpEia 10: Washinrton IL
First base on crrorS-Phln dclphia. > Bases
on halls-of Harper, !; off sherman /; on
Bo"hlinE, ; Hits-oh Harper. In G In
n,nrs: off Boehling, In 3 inninEs Hit by
rttchci-hy Sherman, Milan. wilkins Struc,
o"t-av Harper. 6; by sherman, = by BoebN
ling. !; tmp!res. Eildcbrand ana Oi.oIyn-
lin. Time. is.
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Philadelphia

Summary: RuUs-Storls. Bancroft. Moran,
Egan. Mage" 90. Smith tcN. Fitzpatrick t2l.
rwo-hasc hits EEan ~. Three base hits
Fitzpatrick -. Crawford. stolen bascs-
Fi1patrirk. Magce. Left on bases-Phiia-
deiphin :; Boston 5. First on errors
Philadelphia !: Boston. |. Bases balls
of Hughes. I: OF iNNey. /: off BaunEnrtner.
?. liits-om HiNcy. In "a inning of
BanmEartner ! IN 10 innings. Struck ont
pr"S, oDay and RiGlcy Time. 1850
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MORE RAIN AT LYNCHBURG
Races ut Iuorrstutc Fnir Cut short.
Two Events Run SlnN,
Muddy Track.

lYNCHBURCi. VA, September 30
The third days races Of the interstate
fair here were cut snort by rain after
two events had been run on a slow and
soft track. Yesterdays card went over
until tomorrow, and six furlong
dash was declared of on account of
the rain. Bad weather all day
suited in small attendance.
Summaries:
First race. ::25 trot. purse $500:
Sir Mortimer. II. :. OFinley)...
September Morn. h. III (Sum
Colonel Wi!tondule, Il. +. *
Bcliss, II. s (Steptoc) ... : 2
Edmund c., b. Y. ITyson).... 1 ! 8
Time. o:35 2:35 ID 2:35
Second race 2:25 pace. purse $500:
Louise Prince. r. o. m; tJames)
1darowe, II =. IN. (Bclcotc) > . -
Dainty Dillon, h. IN (Halc)... { { >
Snap ANworthy. b. L. CThomas> > ; !
Big jim, C. IL. L. tNarncLD. 3 : 3
lime; 2;@5 10. 2:2s -, e:32
Third race. ono and one sixteenth
mile dash. purse $2oo:
sidney Hclman. first; Texas Tommy
second, Henrietta w. third. Time
90
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Detroit.
Totals. Is II q 70 I Totals.2s 60

ST. Louis ............ o s. 0 SIS
Detroit .............. 0 O . 0 %
summary: Runs-Shotten, Sister. Pratt ~.
Walker Austin, .tgnew. Wcilman. Bush.
Cobb. Two base hits-Pratt. Walker. Three
base hi,s-Shotten, Walker. Home run
SiSler. stolen bases-Nitt, Cobb ca. Howard.
EARNED runs-St. Louis. = Double play
Baker and Wit. Sacrifice hit-Howard. Left
on bases. st. Louis, |. Detroit. !. Bases
on hnils-off weiman. :: off D.russ. . Struck
out.b% Weiln:an. !: by Dauss. 3. Cmpires
wallace and Evans Time, 1855.
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SNnMtthS on the International League
the Belgium of Baseball" The fun
in towns having Federal League clubs.
cleared expenses this season. ThcW
W. VII ma, however, thar the lnts will
ri%ht. The Barrow circuit has been
t,aichins the fruits of warfare, but
brighter days are coming.
Chicago yesterday all hut bade good
hEe TO the Federal League pennant by
sITtnG h TO nbitiishurgh whiGh thereby
tne S!oSe race. while st. Louis re-
SniHea second PLACE by defeating Kan
S en-, Ky aSain' re win the champion
the four remaining games IL has 10
play as they are all with Pittsburgh.
81. Louis stll seems TO its sunnort-
%rs TO have the best chance FOR the
mas as II has only two games TO plav.
and has one more victory to it's crsdii
man Tho leader, which has TO plov re
ii""[ remaining games with Chicago
w W. Ih"t roy TO YIN, however. st. Louis
Wh!ic pittsburgh lost half Of its four
or take one game while tho Rebels Iost
As both remnants in the other two
iWy. Mst Ia ; IN the, East and the
Inreh mdisht S handi 10 m ans East, r5ts
ton unanimous FOR that region hv vo VIC
only 10 - = remaining games. or
w. IL 81 Louis should lose one.
The regular monthly meeting Of ,ho
tt jjIII''it,o,,I Amateur Athletic Fedcrn,ion
! VII nc h"!d this afternoon AZ re Dii 'i!
crng'! ~ 5:dp O'Clock. Plans for H.
C",..nS na5kciball season will h" die
IVA Con ',G an; an members OF the cxccu-
tni pr 9. NJ Iiazcn- ,bc DC pres
"iH preside president,
Ea .Rhrn"y,. the former Newark NAV
I,ts Il SIat@d for regular job With h'I ,Ec
gar Colin IN" going Of Ed
Hya!E"r route. assures EGIiia Of Wy ne
/ tiinr ,,a,I IHfins stellar ball, ana is hi.
his nrsi ,,in, t.iihor league player on
'"i WIN The big show
ers H., ~ t" I?i,i news 60 The Thme follow
his share ' Of ,h WI lie ready to bear
Itn' IN" sterling receiver ~ ~ nGr-
( H. i,,,.l 't1"r has recovered from rpn
[ ho",hUt IS being saved r, "n.in eaten
..E i.inH rkahic work behind ~ 90, 90
/ Gi,!sp I'm ms brace OF catch"rs U ~.
} covered '' ono department vcI
,,WS rid; pitched his frst same Y +, c,ty
Pig !eaRG@ Yesterday. boattm'. ~ ~, IN"
i nj The ,skcetcr beaver "S,E wash
( touals siovcp ' Ei,s Ne gave tho IA"
I s5"i tered. For once IN Nh Ia Vel
/ fi"yea "rrorless bah ""'Nmch
I.. an" reserve lis, of the No,io,,,
49, No" announced ycstcrdny icii"iial
/ ,.h' names, Of ton players wi.b, "GI, n,ins
, - ~ ',"haI League clubs this int'r-
+ ta-mn..,S" ,nru arc. Walter Trai.r,es,r' H on
, '.,',,iI t'"pIuick Of tho nravo,i en-; nnI
j G.D",,n,.t' Icon Galore ana i,on
Of 'CGi ncin,,.1 f hirookIyn Jimmie b% owd
I i ~ ny. Emilio Palncro 49, I IN
! hsYo,ii h'ii NJ the Giants. ana ed u, I'm
ne st, Louis Cards have ,wo ~
/ ~. WHO part their names In ~ p.hS
! Sirad1,. 'ariisIe Smith ana II ".' a.
! 'tga"p"S arc tn" chappics he Lee
"'S' mas one. II is J. oven wils ,"ston
,aan,r'aain Bon Forrest. Of tho yiro,
! cluhhonsc On III Me-, ann"nnced that the
-; i1 ROM MN as The mon show inter, sr
rcnnmtr, Oh nIw mon take Ia tho %nn,o q
,pc.n' ny. ana nearly "vcrT, ,T ~. Ennns
,nle ~ a, least one cinbt On M
J j. tr cm IN addition 70 the single SOULS,
/ on october 10 close tho clubhouse
a.
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SHERMAN BEATS NATIONAL S

WASHINGTON, September 20.-Shcr-
man. recruit, pitched tho Athletics
to victory over Washington to-day, 4
a
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1T STRIKES ME
BY TIM PATCH

More sport writers are splitting their
sympathy, on the lnterna tional League
nicst part of il is, too that they are
IN towns having Federal LenEue clubs
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chicago Yesterday all hut bade good
hNe TO the Federal League pennant by
ioslnE 10 Pittsburgh, which thereby
lne c!oSc race. while st. Louis re-
Sn!hed second place by defeating Kan
"lS tity again. To win the champion-
Snip chicago would have TO win all
me TOUR remaining games IL has 10
play, as they are all with PITTSBURGH
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summary: Runs-Doylc. Meyers. Two
base h:t-poyle. Earned runs-Ncw York .
Sacrifice hit-Merkc. Left on Lascs-Ncw
York, s: Brooklyn 2. First on errors
Brooklyn. l. Struck out---hy Tcsrea, 8 by.
riener 3 Umpires. KLEIN and l;mslie
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Chicago ............. q O o.?
summary: Runs-Leach. Groh, Wallace.
Beail. Good. Two base hits-Good. Mollwitz.
Grnh. Safer Stolen hases--Ciood. Hcrzog.
Mccarthy. Earned runs-Chicago .: Gin
cinnati, .. Sacrifice hit--c;roh Left on bases
Chicago, 6: Cincinnati. :. First base on
Cincinnati. J. Bases on bails-oi
Lavender. :; of McKencry, Z. HIT by pitcher
by Lavender. Rodgers. Struck out.-hy
Lavender. >; 10y McKcncry. S. Umpires. Crth
and ByrCn Time, l:5D
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~. LOUIS still seems TO its Support
SrS 10 nave the best chance for the
nag, as II has only two games 10 NAV
ahN mas one more victory to It's credit
t nam me Leader. which has 10 play its
IN order TO win, however. ST. Ionis
MTnl" nave TO win both Its games
Wh!ic pittsburgh lost half of its four
three VIC i'epeiS iost
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY
Boston. 8; Philadelphia, 2.
Cincinnati. s; Chicago. 9.
New York. =; Brooklyn, o.
pittsburgh. O; st. Louis, ttcn innings).
STANDING OF TIE CLUBS.
phna. - s. 81 .sss Chicago III % 4; .i1s
nrookisn 10 20 $50 cincinn"si 40 81 81 .4si
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
brooklyn ut New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Pittsburgh nj st. Louis.
Chicago mt Cincinnati.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY
Philadeiphin, 4; Washington. 3.
~: Louis. y; Detroit, =.
(No other Enmes srI,edulcd.)
STANDING or THE CLUBS.
Boston 80 % ess y. York. 4" w. 81 Il t .tas
CnicnE" 30 81 .69S Clrve'd 81 OF $40
Washton .S3 6G 1857 PhiIn. III iO8 a75
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York ut Philadelphia.
Boston at Washington.
(Othcr game not scheduied.J
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY
Sewark, 3; Baltimore. 1 (lrst game).
Newark, s; Baltimore. 1 (second camel.
Buffalo. 3; Brooklyn. 2.
IittsburHh. 3: Chicago, 4.
ST. Louis, 4; Kansas City, Q
STANDING OF TIE CLUBS.
n,.,, w. l.. trt w. l.. Pct.
Iittsb'Eh 81 GO .5GS Newark ~ ~ 800
ST.. Louis. 80 sc 500 Buffalo "a 78 AM
chicago ..S3 65 .5GI Brooklyn 30 ~ 4GI
hah CITY, 80 30 633 Bnltim'e 40 I0l 80,
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Newark ut Baltimore
Buffalo at Brooklyn
~ Chicago at Pittsburgh.
comfy thrcc games schcdulcd.l
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Totals. 80 ~ u Totnls..5i 927 0 !
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