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The Washington herald., 1915-09-26
Detroit Wins
BOTH ENDS OF
Double BILL
Dumont Comes to Grief in
First Game Bert Gallia Is
Bumped in Second.
GRIFFS WEAK AT BAT
Nationals Unable to Do Much with
the Offerings of Dauss
and James.
BY WILLIAM PEET.

Jennings: Tigers romped off with both
ends of yesterdays double bill before one
of the banner crowds of the season. cap
turing the first game, . to l. and the sec
Ond contest, to 3.
The Griffmen were weak with the stick
in both games. finding pauss very much
of a puzzl- in the curtain raiser. and be-
ing able to do only littl" better against
James assortment in the final combat.
rumont. who started the first game in
the box for Washington, had one bad
inning, the sixth. when wildncss and i
timely double BY NeaCh settled the dis
pute. three runs breezinG over
Dauss, who opposed Dumont, was the
same enigma as of old. and the Nationals
Were lucky to score one run off his de-
livery.
The second game started out nicely for
Washington until four punk hts. a ring
ing double and clean single. well punched
in the fourth inning. produced half
dozen taliies. This rally appeared to
take all the starch out of the home lads
and made the Detroit victory an easy
one.
Bill jams. one-tme Brownie hurler.
opposed Gallia. Harper and Ayers in the
final contest, and was touched up freely
throughout. but managed to keep the
nine hits off his delivery well scattered.
First Game.
George Dumpnt was given his first
touch of high life since casting in his
fortunes with the big show by opposing
a real team. and although he was re-
moved b, fore the game was over. and
also a trine vIld. did not look like the
poorest pitcher in the world by a jugfnl.
Dumont pulled "A bone" in the fourth
inning, which handed the Tigers their first
run. Bush. who had opened with walk.
took Second on Wits grounder to Gandil.
Cobb hit sharp Erounder TO the box.
and with an easy chance to turn back
Bush at third DumOnt tossed at first
base. permitting Bush "A safe journey to
the far corner. Ncach followed with
single to right and Bush counted.
Detroit's sixth and big inning was
opened by DauSs. who drew walk. Bush
also worked Dumont for pass. and
when Witt hunted and Gandii failed TO
hold the ball on Dumont's throw the
bases were full Cobb was hit on the
head forcing Dauss. VeaCh unloaded
doubl, to left. scoring Bush and Witt.
Harry Harper was in the box when
Detroit came to bat in the eighth. and
Tv Cobb added another when he reached
first through Fosters tumble. stole sec
ond went to third on a wild pitch and
scored on NCaCh's single.
Tho Grifmcn avcrted a shut-out in the
other half of the eighth when Dauss
walked both Foster and clyde Milan
after two had perishcd. \ wild pitch ad-
Vanced Foster and Milan. the first named
scoring on Gandil's single to center.
One notable feature of this game was
the hitting Of N"ach who all by himself
era cked out D"troit's hits. three all told.
Every nit scored runs. The score;
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Second Game.

The Grifmen 5umped into early
lead, putting over run in the first in
ming when Jameson raced all the way
TO second base on a ground ball which
escaped through Youns's legs. Fosters
infield tap put Jameson on third and he
scored when Gandil flied to Crawford.
Gallia was the victim of bad breaks
in the fourth when the Tigers staged
an old-fashioned swatting bee. but the
hits were very much on the scratchy
order. all except Cobb's wallop to left
field, and Bush's single to center
Eeach started this chapter by beat
ing out bad bounding ball to Nc
CONTINUED On PAGE FOURTEEN.
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FUMbLES FATAL
TO H|LLf0PS.
IN FIRST GAME
Princeton Defeats c. u, 81
to 0, by Seizing Every OPP !.
portunity Offered. 81 !, !; I
M'CARTY PASSES POORLY
Blue and Gray Center Is Responsible
for Much Slow Work in
Back6eld.

Princeton, n. j.. Sept. 25.-Princeton
defeated Georgetown in a typical early
season football game at Palmer Sta
dfum this afternoon when the Tigers,
through their ability to recover fum-
bles. took the Washington eleven over
to the tune of IS to o.
Georgetown's fumbling was due
largely to McCarthy's poor passes at
center, but the back field men could
not hold the ball when it was once in
their possession.
Princeton played a kicking game
throughout. and the remarkable kicks
of Eddie briggs. which averaged As
yards kept the ball in the visitors ter
ritory most of the time.
1t seemed impossible for the George
town quarter backs to hold briggs
they had to run back after many of
them. and two big Princeton ends were
always on the receiving line.
Tigers Score Touchdown.
The first touchdown was scored in
the second period. After Dempsey had
made a beautiful 45-yard run on the
first down an exchange Of punts put
the ball on Georgetown's 20-yard line.
Dempsey fumbled a low pass from Nc
Carthy at center. which was recovered
by Click on Georgetown's 11-yard line.
On the Tigers third down Shea car
ried the ball over on a delayed pass,
Love kicked goal.
The second touchdown came in the third
period. With the ball on Georgetowns A.
yard line. briggs made a forward pass to
Ames. who juEgled the ball for mo-
ment. but managed to keep 1t from touch-
ing the ground, and carried the pigskin
to the 1-yard line before he could be
stopped. Ames carried il over a moment
later. Shea missed the kick-out
Georgetown starts Well.
The Washington team started out like
world bsaters. AS soon as the ball was
in their possession the visitors ripped the
Princeton line to pieces. and the backs
carried the ball % yards before they
could be stopped. This was all the offense
they could offer, however. The Tiger
line strengthened. and the Georgetown
boys only got two other first downs, both
through end runs.
Georgetown was especially weak in go
ing down the field on kicks. while Prince
ton had their whole line down on the re-
ceiver when briggs punted. Dempsey
and Wall starred for the visitors. the
former with 40-yard run and the latter
with a 2I-yard dash.
The visitors experienced some success
in going through the line, but failed to
gain consistently enough to score, 'al-
though they threatened the Tigers goal
several times.
In the fourth quarter. Princeton brought
the ball to the 1-yard line again, but the
whistle prevented another touchdown.
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RICHMOND TO HURL
IN TITLE GAME TODAY

The independent title Of the District Is
at stake today. when the champion Ma
tionals meet the crack Clarendon A. c.
at Fifth street and Florida avenue north
east at 2:30 p. m. Both clubs have de-
feated each other once, and the odd
game is expected to be hard fought from
start to finish.
Clyde Richmond. Of Virginia League
fame, will hurl tor the Nationals, with
Lem Owens In reserve. Fraser win do
the receiving. Batteries for the Vir-
ginians will be Won Hurbulus and Bus
Hager.
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WEST VIRGINIA PLAYS
PENN A GREAT GAME

Philadelphia. Sept. g.-The University
of PENNSYLVANIA football team won its
opening game here this afternoon against
the University of West Virginia by the
score of to q.
The Quakers made their touchdown in
the first period. when after getting the
ball they marched straight down the
gridiron from midfield in eight plays. The
score was made from a forward pass
from Berry to Ross. the latter going 20
yards for the touchdown.
The fight was even for the last three
periods
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HAMPDEN-SIDNEY IS
DEFEATED BY v. M. |.

Lexington, Va, Sept. 25.-In the
initial game of the season the Vir-
Sinia Military Institute defeated Hamp-
den-Sidney today by a score of IS 20 O..
1t was by no means a runaway game,
the visitors putting up plucky fight
from start to finish. The largest score
was made in the second quarter, dur
ing which the Cadets piled up 1s
points. In the second quarter Hamp-
den-Sidney came back somewhat
stronger, holding the Cadets to one
more touchdown and a goal and in the
third quarter, neither side scored. The
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Final Round Today.

Philadelphia. Sept. 25:-Miss Alice Cum
ningham. of Boston. by defeating Mrs.
Forrest Kerbaush. of Belfeld. in the final
round yesterday. earned the right to play
Miss Marion Creswell of Philadelphia.
in the challenge round for the women's
lawn tennis singles championship of
Philadelphia and district today. The
score was 6-1, Sc. Go. In the semi
final round Miss Cunningham defeated
Miss f. G. Ostheimer. also of Philadel-
phia 6-l 6+.
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RANDOLPH-MACON
BEATEN BY VIRGINIA
Team Work of Charlottesville COL
lesians Is Poor. but Asheville
Team Loses.

charlottesville. Va. Sept. 25.-Listless
playing on the Virginia side featured
the game with Randolph Macon this aft-
ernoon Virginia's score of 20 to was
the result of individual work of the Nir
cinia men and came in no part from
team work Lancaster. quarter on RAN
dolph- Macon made a run of 40 yards in
the first quarter. Mayor and Ed Ander-
son. on Virginia's side. pulled OFF 30.
Aside from these. there was nothing of
spectacular interest to the game. Nir-
ginia used twenty-seven men in the
game. Lineup and summary:
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FORWARD PASS PAVES
The Way FOR old ELI
Yale Opens Gridiron Season by Trim
ming University of Maine,
81 to 0.

New Haven, Sept 25.-Yale got away to
flying start in its football season today.
defeating the University of Maine. 81 to o.
The Ellis piled up thirty points during the
first half. In the final period. with a
substitute Yale team on the field. Daily
and kriger, of Maine, ripped of three
runs that netted fifty yards. and the
game closed with the ball in the visitors
possession only thirty yards from the
Yale goal.
Yale manipulated the lateral pass only
occasionally, using the forward pass nine
times. six of which were successful.
Yale tried to vary her straightaway foot
ball attack in the first period, and three
times took the ball from midfield for
The Washington herald., 1915-09-26
Setback for Joe Birmingham.

Cleveland. Sept. %. - Joe Birmng-
ham. deposed manager of the Cleve-
land American League Baseball Club.
lost the first point in his suit for
$4,000 damages against the club
Judge Willis Nickery. in Common
Pleas Court. ruled Birmingham must
file an amended petition. emitting
copy of his contract and allegations
that he had been barred from the
baseball park here.
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WHALES MOVE UP In
RACE FOR PENNANT

Chicago. Sept. &.-The Whales crept up
to within one game of the Federal
League pinnacle today by trouncing the
Brookfeds. IL to s. while Newark was
halving a twin bill with the pacemaking
Rebels
Sixteen clouts were knocked OFF Up
ham. Wiltse and Finneran by the
Whales while six Brookfed players
broke into the error column. Score:
X. H. E.
Rrooklyn............ 90 o 0 ; o IS 10 s
Chicago ............ 41 2 o o o--l2 ls 2
Batteres-Uphsm, witse Finnersn and Land: {:
Hendrix and Fischer. Umrires-Messrs wetervelt
and Finneran.
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Premiums for Horse Show.

Premiums amounting to $4,000 were an.
nounced yesterday by the National Horsd
Show Association for its thirtieth annual
exhibition at Madison Square Garden on
November s-12. and 5000 owners of show
horses throughout the United States and
Canada win this week receive the prize
lists which have Just been issued to give
them all particulars of the 14S competi<
tons in which they can enter their
hackneys. hunters. trots
ters, saddle horses and ponies.
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Subsututions-Lyman for Sohcs. NJ
Likens Duncan for Gamer. Shaw for duncan ~.
Taylor for Wisrn. Cowan for saser' n,;,ra Dun -.
Watson for Huntley. Mahan for Wilcox, koo,nson
for Whitney. Enright for Mckiniock. b. r.
for Carey Dow for Burton. Perry for Knox nir" De
for Schuster Touchdowns-Mahan W. n a
touchdowp,-Nsasn 90 Enwright. Referee-W. ..
Lansford, Of Trinity umrires-c. J. NnaS' n.s
Of Germantown. Head hnesman-W. n; 'iss n,
W. P. 1. Field judse-w. R. Oaks"n' on i@n's'-
Time Of quar;srs-l2 minutes.
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White COX Win Two.

Philadelphia. Sept 1.-THE White SoX
won another double-header from the
down-trodden Athletics today. to l and
to .. Connie Mack sent lot of jitney
pitchers in to stop the Sox in the first
game. but none of them could succeed.
The second was interesting until the
eighth. when the SoX piled up three runs.
Score:
First game: r. II. E.
Chicago. o............... > Is 0
Philadelphia a........ o 0 0-l I
Batteries-ReRz and Schak; Ray. Nabors and Nc
Ayoy UmTires-Messrs. OLoughlin and Hide
hraCd.
philadelIsiIia. ...-..... 90 90 0-3 0
Eatte:ics-Faber and Mayer; Weaver and Nc
Arcy. UmI ires-M Mcssrs HIdebrand and O'Lough-
lin.
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FRESHMEN WIN RUSH.
Maryland AR3ies' Ffrst-year Class
Land Honors from Sophs.

College Park. Md, Sept. 25.-The an
nual Freshman Sophomore cane rush be-
tween halves of today's Baltimore Poly
NJ. A. C. football contest. resulted in
victory for the Freshmen. headed by
Percy Clark, after ten minutes Of
strenuous battling. Perrie, of the
winners. managed to obtain possession
of the coveted cane and carry it across
his opponents line. A. s. Smith led
the losers .r
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SOX COME FROM
Behind and Win
St. Louis Browns Have Con-
test Sewed Up, but Boston
Hammers Out Victory.
OTHER AMERICAN GAMES

Boston. Sept. 25.-The Red SOX won out
in the eighth inning today. defea ting the
Browns. to .. after an interesting bat
tie all the way.
The Browns scored both their runs in
the sixth on passes to Walker and Aus
tin and double by Lavan. The Red
Sox need win but three more games to be
assured of the pennant. Score:
r. H. E
St Louis ............ o o 0 o 0 0 % 2
BGston ................ 90 x-3 !
Decentralization and - veTuid and Agnew :;
Foster and cady and Thomas. UmEres-MesTs.
Nalln aud nineen.
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RATED ter llarItr IN ,lEhth.
fBattCd 10y lu,hln. ninth.
First has h, rrrm-- n,tr"It =. Left on bases
Detroit : Waslrstun g Eu~t has On halls-OF
m:mout. :. nIr HauET. Innings pitched By
Ihmont :. h, HarCT. ; hV BochlIng. |. Hits
nradc-uH Dun'nt. .: Of Harper. l. Struck out
BY Dumont |. TN n-ha~e hit-Neach. Hit by
PITCHER II, Dum"nt ri4h,. Wild pitchcs-HarrEr.
pauss. UmIir,s Mr>>gs. Evans and Wallace Time
Of came hour and Il minutc-
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Tr,rrhIowns- Hindman ~. Spcer. Posie. Goals
fr,m tuuchdOwn> Smith "a Safeties-WiliamS.
SIrer Rcferee-Mr Greer. of Georgrtnwn. Um-
rire-Mr Irlgan Of GOnzaEa. Head linesman-Mr.
Corhv of NJ. \. G. Field iudge-Mr Gass. Of lie
high Substitutions- POsic for CoSgins. Brown for
Sre,r Rerrv for Montgomery. II. Smith for Hind
man M,rkel for TIayer. Lambdm for Michael.
Callahan for Blunt Time of quarters-'6 minutes
each.
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Signs with Reds.

Cincinnati. Ohio. Sept 3.-Presidene
August Hermann. Of the Cincinnati Na%,
tionals. announced last night that Johr1
Beali. the heayy-hitting outhelder Of tho
Milwaukee (American Association) team
had signed . contract to play with tho
Reds. Beall was recently drafted by the
local club i
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Snf-titutiUns. NiTginia- -tTOfdWyn Tor WhIIt,
Stuart for Ward Calvert for II. Coleman Brown
for Moore Blakey for Stlwell. Luck for Gooch.
Fuller for Mayer Tippett for f. AndersOn. 7. Cole
man fer GOODWIN. Thurmun for Brown. Darlington
for Luck Haux for Fuller. WhitmOre for 7. Cole
man Kinsolying for Goodwin. RandolT Macon
Woodfn for Christian. Reaslcy for Hopkins. Nor
man for Morton. Touchdowns-Mayer tel. +. An
drrson Goals from touchdOwns-MayeT ~. Refe
REHABILITATION aieOrra). Umpire-Wiison. Field
iudge- Maiden Virginia. Time Of quarters and
10 minutes.
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ST. LOUIS FEDERALS
DEFEAT BUFFALO

St Louis, Sept. e5.-The St Louis Feds
crept closer to the lead today by win
ming their sixth straight game. Buff
falo. with Knapp up. was the victim,
10 to 1. The Terriers scored seven runs
in the seventh. Score:
R.H 4.
BrYaIc.............o 900 oe2 2I.l-fIs 3
St Louis s.......... 90 7ox-n ,
Bztteries-Knpp Marshall and Allen and Blair:
Crasdan xpd Hartley. Umpires-Messz. McCor-
aaek asa O'nxiea
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Click Latrobe for Kaufman. Hogg for Love. Love
for Hogg Parrisette for Mclean, Rayhill for High
ley. Wilson for Brown. Semn,ens for Gennert.
Hrasier for Love Hogg for Brasier. Haas for Moore.
Matthias for shea, McNamara for Maloney Fitz-
gerald for McCarty Showalter for Gormley. Maguirs
for Cusack. Green for O'Conner. Touchdowns-
Shea Ames Goal from touchdown-Love. Field
Irdge-Murphy, Of Harvard. Referee-Morce Of
Pennsylvania Umpire-Marshan Of Harvard. Head
linesnan-H Holl.ntack. Of Pennsylvania. Time Of
periods-lo. {, 10 and minutes
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Keio Nine Defeated.

Tokyo. Sept S.-Chicago onners.ey
defeated the nine Of Keio univers'y
day. 4 to i. Though the American play
ers made four errors, they out-hit and
out-run the Keio men
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den. BlodSett for Allen, Bentley for Thompson.
Watt for Bentley. Smith for scoville Stewart for
Guernsey. Beverly for Green. Peterson for Greeley
Allen for Harvey, Davis for Allen, Daley for Cor
ham, Refer.e-Mr. Tufts. Umpire-Mr Bankart.
Linesman-Mr. Beryn. Extra ofncial-Mr. King.
Time Of periojs-l0 minutea.
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Solicitations -Munoe for Snead Cole for Hcdin,
Loeb for zea. Colloa for Bucher. Msaie for Good
man, Bufxicney for Cray. J, Cole for HaniA Fech-
heimer for F,ttefulf. Zimmerman for Hemxig Aylof
for Zimmerman, Elliot for Lyle. Polmore for Oliver.
Gnham for Rice. Bernard for Panish. Ofhcials-
Robinson. Of Bnena Vista. Referee Zimmerman.
Of Lexington. Tine a auort9s-2S y. . snd y
OinufsA
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Tigers Win Two From Nationals Georgetown Loses to Prneet
Yesterdays Football Results

At Princeton - Princeton, l3s
Georgetown, o.
At College Park-Maryiand AE-
gies, r.; Baltimore p. q.
At LexinEten-yirKin VI. l.,
y, Ham pden-Sidney, o.
At New Maven Yale. 81,
Maine. O.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
2: West Virginia, q.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, II; Muh-
lenhurE, :.
At Enthusiastically. n; Nor
wich, o.
At CarIi.le-CarIi.ie. 0; Leba-
non. q.
At Worcester-Holy Cross, 2,
Bates, o.
At Brunswick - BOwdOfn, 10;
New Hampshire, o.
At Cambridge - Harvard, 80;
Colby, 9.
At Providence - Brown, IS;
Rhode Island, o.
At Hanover - Dartmouth, Is;
Massachusetts AExies, o.
At south Bethlehem - LehiGh.
Fl, Ursinus, o.
At Amherst-Amhers IA; Mid
dleburg, :.
At state ColleRe-Penn State,
"a; Westminster, O.
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White and Baldwin Matched.

Chicago, Sept. S.-Charlie White, Of
Chicago, and Matty Baldwin have signed
for twelve-round engagement at Boston
October at 135 pounds.
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Dodgers Trim Reds.

Cincinnati. Sept. 25-Brooklyn took the
third game of the series from Cincin-
natl when they batted three Red pitch
ers for a total Of sixteen hits. The score
was to 4. Today was known as Gin
cinnati day. more than 1000 of Ohio's
legislators and their ladies being pres
ent. A fire and police drill was held
before the game. Score:
RHE
BrookIyn ............ 90 ) , % o c-s IS }
Cincinnati e....... 0 0 o o o. 10 l
Batteries-CoOmbs. Vanguard and Miller; Dale.
Lear McKenery and Wingo. Umpires-Messrs.
RigIer and Ea.on
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REBELS AND PEPS
DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL

Pittsburgh. Sept. 25.-Pittsburgh and
Newark split even in a double-header
today. the visitors taking the first
game. 4 to ?. while the locals shut out
the Newarks. 1 to 0. in the second.
Allen was hit hard In the first game,
and gave way to Barger. who Stopped
the scoring. but Reulbach held tho
Pittfeds safe.
In the second game KaiserIing and
Knetzer both pitched shut-out ball. the
locals getting the only run of the game
in the fifth on two passes. Q bunt. and
sacrifice fly. Scores:
Fir4 game r. II. y.
Newark. coma % 10 Z
Pittsburgh. ............ o 0 o 0 0 o o-2
Batteries-Renlbach and Randen; Allen, Bargrr
and Berry and O'Connor. Umpires-Mesrs. Mullen
and Brennan.
Second game r. b. =.
Pntsbiryh. .......... o o o 30 eII al
misunderstanding. Billiard and HUM: Knetzer
and O'Counor. Umpires-Mesrs. Brennan and
Mullen.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
YEsrrRpAYs REsULn

YESTERDAYS REsULrA
Newark. 4; Pittsburgh. :
Pittsbmsh. j; Nsvark. O.
Chinso. u; Brooklyn,
81. Louis. 10; BudAlo, L
BaltinorsKsnas Oty-Rain.
GAMES TODAY.
Baltimore ct Kansas City.
Buffalo at St Louia
Brooalyn at CAicaep-
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
NATIONAL.


).
/. New York 5: st. Louis
Brooky L.
; Boston, 5;
Boston,
New Yorka a
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0UAKERS Land
OVERTIME GAME
Moran S Pennant Hopes Cap
ture Eleven-inning Con-
test from Cubs.
PUSH CUBS IN CELLAR

Chicago. Sept 25.-The Phillies drove
another nail into their championship lad
Ger today when they took an eleven
inning game from the Cubs. to 4. The
Cubs tied the count in the ninth when
Williams doubled and Mccarthy knocked
a homer. Lavender's wildness and a sac
rifice fly won the game for the Phillies
in the eleventh. Score:
R. H. L.
Philadelrhia o o . 0 o o o 10 10
Chicago ........ 0 o o o o.
Batteries-Demaree and Burns and Adams: Hogg.
Vaughn. Lavender and Archer. Umpires- -Mcssrs.
Quigiey and ODay.
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THE PENNANT RACES

To clinch the pennant the Phil
ties must win three Of their nine
games, giving them a standing
Of
Won. Lost. Pet.
Phillies. ..... 81 G6 .5.1
For If the Braves and Dodgers
win sll nine of their remaining
games they will stand
Won. Lost. Pet.
boston -......... 81 GO 500
Brooklyn. 81 81 .J65
In the American League, the
Red SOx must win five OF their
ten games to pluck the champion
ship.
Won. Lost. Pet.
Boston .... 1O3 II 500
For IL the Tigers win all six
Of their games they Will stand
Won. Lost. Pet.
Detroit ....... 1O2 3: .6R2
Detroit will play its two post
poned games with st. Louis at
Detroit September - and 10. The
Braves will he unable to play
their unplaHed game with st.
Louis.
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Braves Win Final.

Pittsburgh. Sept 25.-Boston defeated
Pittsburgh in the last game of the sea-
son here today, to 2. Harmon was
forced to give way to Mamaux in the
third and Tyler also was taken out for
Hughes in the same inning. Score:
RHE
Boston. ................ 0 ) o o O-5 o
Pittsburgh. ........... % 90 o o. 2
Batteries-Tyler. Hughs and Whaling: Harmon.
MamauX. Slattery and Gibson and Murphy. Cm-
pires-Messrs. KLEIN and Emse
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Giants Beat Cards.

ST. Louis. Sept. 25-The Giants turned
over the eighth place to the Cubs by de-
feating the Cards today. ) to 3. They
hit Doak hard in the early innings. and
Robertson's single scored two of Sallee
in the fourth. Herbert, a recruit from
the International League, was tight in
the pinshes. Score:
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COMPLETE STATISTICS OF THE MAJOR LEAGUES
AMERICAN.

Detroit. ;: Washington,
Detroit. 8: Washington,
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would find work easy and would
look for more. Insist on SCOTS.
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