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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-12

CONKEY SAYS
DON'T WORRY-Unsightly sorehead
(chickenpoXl doesn't last long When
CONKE EY'S SOREHEAD REMEDY IL
used. 1t removes the warty growths
and purifes the blood. Dealers
Everywhere.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-12
CONKEY SAYS
hnNfT "nDnU 4

CONKEY SAYS
DON'T WORRY-Protect your flock by
giving them CONKEY'S WORM REM
EDY in the food every two months.
It's good for them. Conkey's Poultry
Book FREE with package. Deal
ers everywhere.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-12

CONTINUED From First Paee.1
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-12

Tor the motive that prompted the a
of each child.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-12
TOILET ARTICLES

Csc Ess. Jamaica Ginger, 3 or, 15c
25c Lime Water, pint ..... 15c
25c Sweet Spirits Nitre, 3 OF. 15c
csc Ess. Peppermint, OF. 80. 15c
csc Spirits CamphOr. OF. -. .15c
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-13
AHEH HIVE !
iii .y2 anfH & 4 nv Il qesis s9n II
|G|!EGIAL.AIHEEAG|'
!. NORlTH.IS! YEAR

Among the arrivals on the Makura
on Wednesday, September s, was Mrs.
"A. p. Driver, physical director of the
girls at Oahu College. Mrs Driver is
returning from an extended trip at
San Francisco and Alaska. While in
San Francisco, besides visiting the
fair she attended the summer school
at the University of California, taking
postgraduate work in esthetic dane;
ing, gymnasium exercises, girls ath-
letics and organization 81, !,
The physical director is returning
with many hopes and new ideas for
giElss Rthlaties during The .c0mingsye
and rshe4 invites alt thea girls 1of Puma
,hou to unite with her in making this
gearithe NEST ssace essfuIt In girls atfT
1etics that Runahou has ever enjoyed.
The physical director desires especial.
.lySthes cooperation and interest of the
parents in the physieaf exercises of
their daughters, The parents may
show that they are interested by In
sisting that their daughters program
for the year, shall Include, at least one
course In physical education, also by.
giving uue dItenLlon 70 Ill Inc ieItSFS
and notices received from the depart
ment during the year.
The courses open for the students
OF. the academy are freshman gymna-
stun work, swimming, with special
advanced work in diving; elementary
esthetic dancing, esthetic dancing
for. apprehension and inter-elass
basketball. The classes which should
interest the pupils of the preparatory
school are elementary swimming, ele-
mentary and advanced basketball and
advanced swimming leading up to
championship meet.
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treated to a race worth while. - :
Juniors Active. -
The spirit OF victory is not confined
to the members OF the senior crews oi
the three boat clubs, as the juniors
and freshmen are talking about their
race, forgetting that the seniors are on
the program. They are out to win for
themselves, and they look upon their
race as the big thing Of the regatta.
Robert Chillingworth. who has charge
Of the junior crew at the Myrtle Club,
has strong crew and these lads are
filled with confidence They say they
are going out to race, and going out
TO win. The members of the Junior
crew are Duke Kahanamoku, stroke;
p. Jobson, 8; b. L. Rosa, 4 George
Ehilingworth; 8: Elmer, Grozier: 81:
Campbell GrOzief, 1. The lineup for
the freshman Myrtle crew VIII be "a.
Anderson, stroke; Wilhelm Smith. 81;
]. O'Dowda, sHiIos Boyd, s; M.
Rosa, q; and +. Foley 1.
The committee have arranged many
interesting events, such as the tub
race and fpnr.paddle canoe race. The
entrspts for the tub race are not Rll
Id as yet, but this feature Should be
full Of interest ana take, away little
of the seriousness Of the day. The
canoe races are always interesting to
the spectators, and the fact that wo-
men viii be entered in one of the
events viii cause 1t to take ON added
interest r.. RI
Honolulu Club Enters.
The entrance of the Honolulu Yacht
Club in the many events will call out
interest among the rowing fans Of the
city. At the present they are dark
horse in the races, but the coaches be-
Heve that they. will start out their
crew races WITH victories. They have
been working hard and have the con
fidence, and sh6nfd they win 1t would
not be the first time IN the history i6t
towing that Al ueWcQmeT has come In
to take. the h0nOfs Il will at least
be itif sfesting to see lust what i new
club can do ID their ,firsst years wofk:
a Win hls year would give the Hoio
lulu club great prestige. And would
tend to improve their work IN the
future. 70 the RbeEs are an work
ing. for yieAQllll 4 q =
The social side Of the Regatta Day
prlsram JhAE mot been pHglaeted and
on SatnrdaH niglit 4he pipbsrsNnl en-
terrain withnA dancing party on the
sire slElezanaers ouhg
Hotel The KaAi and Hui Naln glee
clubs have been engaged to furnish
the mustc4 which Wi include an ex.
cellent program Tickets for the
JtHnae7maU be ebtained from Ineqbars
ofbths elabs for 81, and the 5nrUceesds
viii he divided between the clubs to
help defray the expenses incurred By
the clubs I'm trying to make EBuceessl
full program for the spectators.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-13

That Brooklyn team seems to have
caught its second wind, and is again
dangerously near the lead in the Ma
tional league face. It would be 2
great thing for the old league to have
the Dodgers land the Remnant. not
only because. Of the. Interest that
would be created IL New York. but il
always is helpful to baseball to have
some team which was not figured
seriously to come through and win
the flag. OF course, the Brooklyn
team still has some distance to g
before It can lay claim t." tue pen
nant, but it Is the best balanced team
in that circuit, according to those who
ought to know. The fight seems t.
have settled down between Philadel
phia, Boston and Brooklyn. Two of
the teams are managed by veteran
catchers. Pat Moran and Wilbert Rob
inson. May the best man win.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-13
Boys Clubs Of !. IN. C. A.
!. Begin Work For Year

B 8, w RobIey, the. extension secre.
tary Of the Y. NJ. G. A., .hasuoatliHed
easfina athietfp iprogram Cor the diff.
ffefeht B6yFs dds ! during the year.
Ekfhs work ,hss been mapped put and
rs gradually being started IN the yaf'
ousrlinHss tYlHs year pFomiseskt1 be
e banner one ip 7 Me- Al Circles
apd this Week VIM; be . busy one for
the iiferent members On Saturday
evening, September IL, the Kaimuki
Boys Club viii hold their. first meet
ting at Kafnffkf after n vacation of
two and "a half months. { ALI Of the
KaimuA youths are very keen for the
opening of the club and large at
tendance is. assured. Ed. Towse will
be on hand and it will be up to him
to entertain the future greats with
some realistic tales Of the exposition
as well as assisting Mr.. Robley in
the complete reorganization OF the
club.
On next Tuesday night the Kaulu-
wela Boys Club will have their fall
opening in the form Of club social
at which Mr.. Theodore Richards will
preside. The past year at Kauluwela
was the most successful year from an
athletic standpoint that the club ever
experienced and the members are
most naturally looking forward to the
coming season with large expecta-
tons. -
Star-5uIIetin Boys Meet.
On next Friday night the Star-Bulle-
tin boys win have their fall opening
at which of6cefirs for the coming year
will be elected, and definite plans laid
for the athletic events of the coming
season. The Star-BulIetin club was
huge success during the past year
from start to finish and a much lars
er membership is assured for the fu-
ture.
The small boys, because of the rap
i'd growth of the Star-Bulletin club.
will have a club and a special night
for their own games and activities
the same to be known as the Newsies'
club. Part of Saturday morning will
also be devoted by Mr.. Robley to their
special interests and lots Of things do
ing all the time in the way of athle-
tics and competitive games between
the new club and the older ones is
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bound e. bring many new members
into Their ranks. .....s -
PunehboWT - Have Ei6b. 81
81 PunchboWl will also be represented
with q boys club and until such time
as the Hr0posed new boys clubhouse
IN The PunehboaRl district reality
the Punchbow1 boys viii meet in the
Kakaako hall. -. 4
The KaiaakoI cluby will also open
during the coming week and next Sat.
urday the Korean boys will have their
FIRST rally when officers will be elected
and plans discussed FOR the coming
events. One of the early plans OF the
Korean. club, win be to give an. athle-
tic performances for the purpose OF de-
veloping by careful preparation first
strong athletic team and drill squad
which will greatly add to the interest
and strength and also will be a means
of solving to a large extent the ex-
penses involved along athletic lines
during the coming year.
RobIey Working Hard. -
Mr.. Robley will give his entire time
to extension work during this com
ing year and from all indications, a
much larger work will be handled
than ever before attempted when on
ly part time was devoted to this de-
partment of boys work / / : - /. j
There will be nine clubs under the
direction of the extension secretary
this coming year as follows: Punch
bowl, Kakaako .Srs., Kauluwela, Nuu-
anu, Star. Bulletin, Manoa, Kakaako
Jr., Newsies and the. Kaimuki clubs.
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The Meaiis. wh6.. jike the Old whit

The Meijis. Wild. like the Old White
S0x. never hit much. reversed the
p opinion OF many yesterday afternoon
BsEat Athletic. park and hammered Ching
li5 Put. the Chinese pitcher, for dozen
tasbingies. The visitors did not start
until late. but when they got going
they made II hot for their opponents.
The score at the end OF nine innings
WAS % TO 3. In the third inning an er.
.for by lkeda and q hit by G. Put
brought In the first run Of the game.
The Meijis went ahead in the fourth
when Futile went cut, Nakamura sim
~ gled and three infield errors gave
them three runs They scored two
more In the next stanza when F1jie,
NakBmlira and Ebizuka all hit safely.
The Chinese team scored a duo OF
8. runs IN the fifth on hits by All Put
Ching Put and Ping Kong. After that
Ando, the visiting pitcher. held them
safe, Meiji scored two runs in the
z sixth and two more IN the eighth on
five hits and twoe The features
1@eof the game was the batting OF Ebizu.
Ia Who annexed four singles in five
times At bat, and Nakamura, who had
two singles arid double in three
s. times up. Ching Pull led the Chinese
Team with the stick, getting two sin.
giles and a double in four times at
bat. Afldo spitched good ball through
cut with the exception OF the fifth In
q ming The score:
R.H.E
sAIeljls e00322 x--9 u 3
Chinese % 0 4 Q 2 o % o 03 6
Batteries Aild0 and Ebizuka;
g Ching Phi and A.sAkana
70 the Poor eumps.p
The Hawaiians and Umpire Joe Fer.
nandez defeated the Filipino baseball
: club YESTERDAY afternoon at Athletic
park byia score OF IS toA. The feature
III The game was the work Of FernAn,
4 deA who playen esgTeat game for the
HaWaiian atealn. The Filipino team;
- mss teading intthe FIRST of the,uiIth
lDan score Of a tDp2s TWosmen3,sere
is,ouf end TWO men were on bases Ehei
hlte Of the: HaEaiials came tosbhts
s. NJ lille kndc keas q, roller TO MaFeia1
20 3 fppbled then heaFed the ball III
FIRST base fhree feet ahead.nl the run,
nef Fernandezs called the runner
!, .eqfes, Then the stand went Wild. The
~ lanI M scout ~ city block "a. eveFyOl
- on {kie field diAintere rested but
Z. ni1nz Then, the team went to pieces
4. and Then the inning had ended the
=. dcote was. S ito, l. s The, game was In.
n tRreG ms thropgh out. although mahy
(: etr0Ie were made the one big feature
81 sinG tlle work sqi the jumps
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CAlAMIDSES
!: ElsFP|]LO'dAME'
3. 4; II. AREILEERl

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondencej

!
Especial Star. Bulletin CorrespOndehcej
SCH0FIELD BARRACKS, Sept. 10
Interest in polo has been kept "
at Schoaeld since the InterIslane
tournament, and practise has beer
held almost daily. The field artilier,
has q number OF strong candidate
for the team to take the places
Lients. Waldo G. Potter and Harolf-
G. Naylor who recently returned t
the mainland for duty.
Saturday afternoon a special game
was held In which the 1st Field ArtfI
Iery defeated the 4th Cavalry 4 IL IL
& 10. 1stk ssls ~ 5safs
The first hair OF the game was ratf.
er slow and the stick work on bOtF
sides very ineffective. for At the end
Of the thirdvchukker the score stood
ene-half to zero In favor OF the cav
airy Chipman having scored g6al IN
the first period and Scofield havinS
committed q foul in the third.
beginning with the fourth period
the game took on a different aspect
the playing was faster, and both teams
became more accurate With the mallet
Hatch scored the first goal for the
field artillery and in the next period
the fifth. the. artillery scored three
times. The last el1ukkers was fun OF
good polo though each team made but
one goal. go. &
After the game the nine officers thai
played gave dahsaht at the Mounted
Service mess which turned OUT to be
a very jolly afkairs The 4fi Cavalry
band furnished the music.
The teams: y. I y. 81 ~ b, j
Field ArtilleryNo.s l. DAILY ffirsi
three periodsG Jones (last three ne
riodsls No. 2, Gag.No. 8, Hatch; No
4, Bodds.s go T. i.
-Cayalry-No. 1. Seofeld; No. 2. Chip
man., No. 8, Hayerksmp; Not, Hall.
Goals Chapman, Han. JcEes. Gay 2
Hatch. Dodds.
Fouls-Scofield:, Gay.
Referee-Lt-coI. J. e. Mcmahon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-13
Man With Oar Reigns
Il =. Supreme For One Week
Boat Club Crews Hold Lmegh in Athletics This Week-Oars-
men Work Hard for Bio Regatta Day Events on Saturday
Entrance of Honolulu Yacht Club Has Critics Guessing as to
Outcome Coaches Think Rowing Will Be Best In History

Rowing is king for this week. BASE
ball, tennis and golf are forced bow
to the great water sport for tie next
six days. The rowing craze is in the
air. You hear about 1t on every street
Ecorneri the shop windows are filled
with photographs of the crews, and
0nsthe harbOf yesterday one realized
to the fullest extent that rowing was
the big fayorite of the week, with all
others outclassed. From early morn
ing until the sun had passed away
into the vest the harbor was alive
with craft Of every description. Itfwas
the last real practise for the big day
On Saturday: II s.,gt = -. II q.
/. Confidence, prevails In all training
quarters They all say 1t shouldsbe a
hard fight in the senior event but
each crew has a feeling that the35 are
the ones to win the honors for their
club, The races between, the Hea-
lanis, Honolulu Yacht Club and tMyr-
ties win be The big features of, the
day. The rivalry has always been i'm;
tense between the Myrtles and Htalat
his and the entrance of the Honolulu
club will make THE event more inter-
srsWS are ali Working hard and ssacEl
club is putting forth every effort to
make il s clean sweep for the day.
$3.50. $500. = ), = > 81, s. 3 s. &
At the Myrtle Club house an air of
confidence prevails, and the men are
working to bring the honors home to
s ss shap "a $3.50 ' e s "a az,
nls sas $500 -. 800. -, se ~.
snaou ~ .,a.a e aSu VEL s X
s <. uaAs .ne ma.s ~, s.e 800 ~ =. =
:. - nv a.. ~ am a. ,ina oscS
$500 - - ) ssi,i[;r ere has
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-13
Jl|NGALEERS AND
BOSTON RED SOA
CLASH THIS WEEK


When the week Is over the fans OF
America should lss- in as better posi-
tiQn 70. pick the winner of the Amer
lean League race than ever before.
This week Boston will meet Chicago
and Detroit, the two strongest teams
: Of the west In Boston. Beginning To-
day the Red Sox will meet tie White
Sbk IN three-gaine series While De-
trpit Is playing New York In these
games the White Sox should be able
to defeat the fasteners in; at least
enc game. and Detroit has a better
show 10 gain On Thursday the Tig-
I ors, win Journey to Boston where they
play four game series With the
Red Sox. This series is the one big
event-of the American Leagle Should
Detroit make clean sweep 1t would
land that club in first place with
heaps OF confidence Boston will have
the advantage on the home lot, but
the Jungaleers have always been
known as q great road team.
either OF the three lekders in the
National League viii oppose each 9TH
III Septenfhtn 2S, when the Phil
My nay BROOKLYN on Ebbetts Field.
NtN6rila not be surprising IL some OF
1kSIs1Sstern teams hit tile fasteners
h6& on the long western trip, and
S6I .Quis ind Chicago may have a
chance 81 providing the Superbas and
BraveS 81 the finish. The western
iean IfeS an punched e present and
keIN1lpne has to- 60 upsS...s
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The score: II. III. T.
Hawaiians o 10000 as Z s
FiIipinos+ : o 0 10 0 3 o o o.
Batteries--B. Hoke, J. Noa and
Apau: 0rtez and Batung. e
p. a. ca q; Meiiis, Z. '' Z
The Portuguese baseball club ham
mered Mtchers 0sawa and Nakamura
in Saturdays game with the Meijis
for a total OF is hts. In every inning,
with the exception OF the eighth. the
winners annexed one or more hits.
while MedeiTos held the Meijis safe
for five innings Of the game. The final
score vas to z. In the last half on
the eighth inning the Japanese team
was in the lead, but four hits by, the
locals gave them four hits and three
runs Tor a victory. Flizer SImao. a
Joseph and Medeiros were the heayy
hittefs for the Portuguese EbizuEh
and Fuiie led the visitors with the
stick. ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-13

Say what they WILL" says Ty Cobb
big league infelds are getting bet
ter every year, and the day is coming
when it will be hard to hit 300. The
pitchers are good. too. There was g
day when each team had a star pitch
er, but the rest of the staff was moth
ing wonderful. Today every team has
couple of good pitchers. They al
pitch their heads off to set me down
without hit. and still I am hoping
to hit 400 this season. That will lead
the American League, guess"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-13

Monte Cross, the veteran Of various
things, including umpiring in the Fed
eral League, has taken-a job as man
ager of the Clifton Heights team in
the Delaware County League. the in
dependent organization which also
harbors Frank Baker, once we'll known
as a home run hitter with the Phila
delphia Athletics.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-13

+: California is grooming another high
jumper to take the place of George
HORNE and Eddie Beeson, when the
spring has departed from the legs of
the latter pair The new leaping prod
ICY is Ira Jacobs, an 18-year-old school
boy, who is clearing better than six
feet consistently and with little ef-
fort,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-13

Eddie Foster was shortstop when
he started out, and Griff made a fine
third baseman out of him. Now he
has been transplanted to second and
IL he improves as much as he did
with mis- other shift he'll have Col
Inns looking like hitching post.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-13

AS long as Connie Mack retains
Stuffy McInnis and Amos Strunk he
will have some mblance of real
ball club. Both belong in the front
rank Of ball tossers. Rube Oldring is
another high-class player.
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Hats Off to Fred Merkie, the
] Giants first basennans who Is now
cavorting around IN the outfield.
Probably no man hes been censurs
He'd BY both crtticsf and tire public
- l1asi mefkfe aimee he broke into
i5the major Ieasues sutanoMfFred
l1asDthe jaush oI11eNery one. Since
athe ustart sof thei Il sskasolf he
haa sprayed btllIihnfly1 in ti1sfsieId,
Tat the bat ana ON the baself night,
HOW he 10 giving Jake Dau1eff Of
6fooklyna great run for the hatl,
| kiE1g ,f4onors ofsll the 81 National
4 .kaauus 20 ii 9aIiai al lsI5lr
80, . ,.t.e q te,sf sst tf,ltt n
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men Of MOUNTED
TEAMS ENTIRELY
OUT OF RUNNING
scHoFIElD BARRACKS LEAGUE.
Standing o. the Teams.

Especial StarBulletin Correspondencel
18Th Infantry IL. LIST Field Artil-
lery 5.
SCH0F1ELD BARRACKS, Septam.
Der 1S.-With only six more games TO
play the post championship lies be.
tween the two Infantry regiments with
the two mounted regiments entirely
out OF the running. Unless the unfore.
seen happens and one OF the infantry
regiments is defeated by either the
cavalry or artillery the series hangs
upon the result OF the game between
the LIST Infantry and 25th on Wedres-
day the 22nd inst. This viii be q
great battle and SchoIield barracks
win declare q half holiday so that ey-
eryone can attend
The eth Cavalry gave the 1st Infan-
try run for their money,On August
Is y q ten inning game which was
won by the Ist Infantf9sfi to.A, and
Saturday afternoon the field artillery
started out strong against the 25th
scoring three runs IN th6 a[ifSf inning.
Stollfwas pitching great bali 6ut could
not keep up the pace and Ia the nth,
GCliah put an end to the wagon sol
dierS hopes BY driving cut q. home
run With two men on bases u the
next inning St6II was t0uched up for
SIX hits and the 25th scored fiHe more
Hbns. IS 91ea sg7eI 6,
Johnson Pitches Great Game.
johnson relieved Waferh0nse n the
first inning after the wagon soldiers
had gotten his goat. and pitched 4 no
hit game until the ninth when Car
michael. a pinch hittef obtained q
scratch hit. -.
Following Is the scores .
2Sth Inf. 30 o 4 0ss 500 2s8l II 10 q
1st F. As o 600 o. o o O--3 8
Batteries For the 18TH infantry,
Waterhouse. johnson and Rogan; for
the 1stg Field .AEfil leFy. Stoll Adams,
EaaQqetfe and HehdefSQEls
= Struck out BY Raksfhepte by
Johnson ,oby stel q In Adams ?.
- RHses-oE balls Jolns04 ~ bR
Home run dduan.
3 Sacrifice Jjlit R1gRp. z.
Ilmpfr6s-L Lieut. Sadtlef and Sefg-
enlft Icollihs. mn h1nx lnnw s0f
iTnlsimel6f game 90 lltafBas minutes.
1teI 80 IN
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Meijis, Hawaiians And
osPortuguese Win Games

Contests at Athletic Park Featured BY Many Hits and Loose
APIaYnq BY nfiedersMeijs Lose Saturday, to Come Back
Sunday With Victory Over Chinese-Flpinos Lose Out
When Fernandez Makes Great Play for HaWaans Sunday
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wise jimmy Isamingsr in The Phil
! iphis North American. commenting
0h Connie Mack's plans, says that
6tit fiiDse who have done more to
losft1se the Quaker City than Mack
~ right to criticize him.
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SATURDAYS SCORES.

National League. -.
PITTSBURG. September 12.-Phila
delphia 3, Pittsburg 2.,s4-sst..4sss ~.
At Chicago Boston s, Chicago l..
At Cincinnati Cincinnati 4, New
York O. -
At st. Louis-St. Louis Q, Brooklyn
l.
American League.
WASHINGTON, September IL. -
Washington 8, Cleveland 4.
At New York-Detroit 4, New Yorh
3. i ~
At Boston-Boston 5, Chicago 4.
At Philadelphia First game, st
Louis s, Philadelphia 4; second game
st. Louis 9, Philadelphia 4.
p .--~..-.% SUNDAY SCORES.
National League.
CHICAGO, September 13.-Chicagc
6, Boston 3.
At st. Louis-Brooklyn 4, st. Louis
2.
At Cincinnati l. First game, New
York II, Cincinnati 5; second game
Cincinnati 5, New York 0.
No American League games.