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RED SOX WIN IN ELEVENTH
HOT GAME AT BOSTON is
LOST BY CHICAGO TEAM
Athletics Drop Two, and Ianks Lose
Onc-Dctroit Finally Defeats
New York.

BOSTON. September 1.-THE Chicago
White SoN ESQ the Boston Red SoS
Went eleven innings Of tense situations,
startling plays and timely hitting TO a
ton had tied Chicaso's three-run lead
ny ninth-inning rally.
The White Sox batters hit heavily in
the third inning. four hits. inclu6.n:
Murphy's double and Fourniers triple.
counting three runs. After this inning.
Umpire o'Loughlin put Bos,ons bat
terry. Foster and Cady. off the field for
Directing 10 decisions
The He'd SoN gained a run in the
fourth on Sneakers triple and Lewis s
hit, and Chicago added one i'll the sew
enih on two singles OF Mays. who had
succeeded Foster. and J. Collinss seal
Russell had held Boston 10 four hits
when the ninth inning opened. Speaker
then doubled, Gardner singled. Lewis
grounded out Barry singled, CarriEan
hitting. got hit for the three runs
needed to tie.
For the extra innings. Carrisan
called on Leonard TO pitch and lie
Tanned four OF the six Chicago batsmen
Who faced him. Faber. who succeeded
tenth. but J. Scott retired the side, only
TO so wild himself in the eleventh.
when. after Harry's hit with one out
Scott passed Carrisan and Leonard.
w o!fEanS was charged with Chi
caCo's pitching burden with the bases
ceeded Gamer at first base who cracked
a hit 10 right field. sending Barry home
with the deciding run.
The game was marked by frequent
alterations over decisions and by a
din Of horn blowing and shouting from
III this city. except III a worlds
series contest. The score:
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TRUCKERS TAKE ONE GAME
PORTSMOUTH FINALLY GETS
BACK AT ROCKY MOUNTERS
Zig crowd Sees Fourth OF Po.t-Scnson
>erirs-"if Plny Fifth Game at
ROCkN Mount 10 Mnrrn,Y

PORTSMUTH VA, September Ii
Alter dropping the first three gam IS
OF the post-scason series. the Ports
mouth Truckers entered ,o-dey's clash
on the won side OF the ledger by a
score OF 10 |. The series now stands
three 10 one in favor OF Rocky Mount.
and the Nth game OF the series viii!
be played in Rocky Mount on Mon
day. instead OF in Richmond, as was
~ one time planned.
Tho Truckers showed more life to-
day than at any time in the series. and
led after the fourth inning Green
outpitched Applcgate easily. though
the Truckers got only one more hi,
than the Tarhccls, but their bingles
came At opportune times. The game
VAS witnessed by even a larger crowd
than on Friday, the paid attendance
hc!ns ".2pV. The PARK proved TOO small
and Sevcra! hundred occupied space
alonrs the right field fence
Spcc4:cu!a plays such as featured
Ine Friday game. were lacking to-day.
Croweil who came through with three
singles, each one OF them having
something 20. do with the three runs.
AppleGatc. the visiting pitcher, got
three OF has teams hits, the first driv-
ing across snyder with the aliens
only run. The only extra base hit OF
the game was Winston's double in the
NTH: the batter scoring on Damrau $
single.
Rocky Mount got men on bases fire.
quently, but they stayed there, II Tar
heels being left stranded.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
(So gnmes schcduied.)
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CAROLINA AGGIES START
THEIR PRACTICE EARLY
Seven Hard Games on SchcduIe-Conch
HcHarty Has Many Vet
Grams hack.

VEST RALEIGH, y. c.. September
l!-With seven hard games scheduled
Tor the 1915 season. practice began
TINS afternoon on \. &s ". College grid
iron There were :ifty candidates
present Tor TROUT, consisting OF TWEEN
tS-seNen old men and twenty-three new
men only seven Of last years var
sity are in school this year. Fuliback
ienne| and Quarterback Van Brock
lin, both members OF the 1913 South
Atlantic Championship team. will not
De IN the lineup This year. There are
number OF strong men, who were
members OF the squad. in school again.
There is some good material among
the nigh school boys VINO are In school
FOR The first time this year
Coach John Z. N.garty, of Boston.
arrived 10 day and began work with
the team Captain Winston Will NOT
report until September Is. when he
finishes the seasons work with tho
M"rsanton amateur baseball team.
The complete schedule follows:
October Open.
October 9-KoanoEe College a, Ra-
leigh.
October ls-s, Francis College a,
Ka!eieh.
October 2l-univers!ty Of South Car.
olina al Raleigh.
October 3o-United States Sava,
Academy at Annapolis
November 5-Galiaudet College a,
Raleigh.
November l3-Georgetown a, Wash
ing;on.
November 25-washington and Lee
al Norfolk
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SPIDER FOOTBALL DATES
The schedule follows.

The schedule follows:
October 2-Richmond Light Infantry
Blues. at Broad Street Park.
october e-Univcrsity OF Virginia. at
Charlottesville.
October l6--Virsinia Military Instl-
tute, at Lexington. =,
Championship series, e V. I. a. A.
october 23--Wiil!am and Mary, at
Williamsburg.
October 80 = Hampton Sidney. at
Broad Street Park.
November 6 Randolph Macon. at
Broad Street Park
November 10 Hampdcn- Sidney. at
Farmville.
November 2o-willIam and Mary. at
Broad street Park
November % Randolph Macon, at
Broad street Park.
Coach Dobson is expected to-day, al
though he may be delayed He has
been acting as instructor in the school
for coaches at the University of I'LL
nos.
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How Ints Bat

The ten Leading battcrs In the In
ternntionnl League nre, GiIhonley,
buffalo, .330; Barney, Jersey CITY,
.333; Rnth. Toronto. .a24, Channel,
buffalo. 3IG; Shorten, Providence,
.3l2; Kraft, Harrisburg, .:iI2; Shenn
Providence. .3I2; "ittcr, Harris
burg, .3Ioi Jnmicson, buffalo. .3O1.
Providence and Buffalo are tied In
club batting, with .213.
Whitcmnn, Montreal, leads In runs
scored. with 100; in totnI bases, with
.29. ana In hOiners, with IL. Gil
hnolcy leads in stolen bases, with
10.
The leading pitchers are, Dowd,
Montreal, won - and lost >; Oexcl-
ger. Providcncc, 80 and .; Com
s:"ck, PROVIDENCE. 10 and g; Miller.
Montreal. I.f and :; schultz, ProyI
dencc. 10 and 10; Iuuue. Toronto
~ and ~ GaS, Buffalo, IL and <;
RnssrIi, RICHMOND, Fl nnd IA:
Cooper, Providence, il and 10; Nc
IiEur, Toronto, II nnd 10; Schucht,
Harrisburg, IL and 10.
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Three Auto Racer. Hur,

HANLINE, MINI. September Ii
Three drivers In the automobile races
al the state Fai. we're injured this
evening, one seriously
y, Graft. Ludlow. Ky. one Of the
entrants In the recent indianapolis
races, drove his car into :, fence TO
avoid collision with another ma
chine. His injuries may prov. fatal
SD Hugdahl, in the thr.c-.nile race.
sk!dded INTO fence and Billy Purcell
ran MS car over an cmbankment
while warming UP.
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Cincinnati,
Totals. ~ 81 10 Totals IS 70 >; !,
Eatted for MI;hcwson In ninth

Score by innings: y
Nov York ....1.n q n n n q ~
Cincinnati! ....... ~ n n ~
- summary; Nuns-,iliifer 90. Rodgers ~.
bas" hit-Merk1e. stolen basesNiracb t;roS
5:arned runs-Circinrat,. Sacrifice hits.
.I"n - uciozs. kiilifcr 90. Double play
--i'crzoS. knoScrs ana Mollw!.z Left ~
S York. 3; C.nc!nnn,,. s. Bases on
9s.its-pn George. :! ii!t ~ pitchcf-by
core tMcral". Fl"tcherl Struck out
y, Maihswson,.. :: b! George. l. Passed
6aLIey Wendell. ?: hy Wingo :. Umnir,-
S''S'cS ana y Day. Time. -
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To Play Ball at Night
Brookfeds VIII Try Out New Schema.
Electric Lights VIII Do Away
With Shudows

NEW YORK. September IL
Night baseball is 10 he introduced in
Brooklyn on September -, when
the Buffalo and Brooklyn ciubx. M
the Federal League. will begin
series with the nih OF strong cleo
trio lights. IL was announced IN
night By the clnb. Robert Is. Ward.
president of the club. has had wush-
tnEton Park equipped with five steeI
towers, eighty feet high, and claim,
TINT new style of electric hmm,
will do away with troublesome
shadows.
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The versatility Of Mr.. Sisler. Of the
Browns. sets one 10 raking memory TO
ind another OF that sort. Jimmy Cal
lahan was fine aN-round man. He
could pitch, play the in and outfield
up to the handle. could hit and could
run like deer. Then. again. his YER
satllities included managing. "A point
TO which Sisler has not yet proGre ssed.
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SCORE by Innings r.
Chicago ..........b Q 5 o a q . a.;
Borton ........,6 { Q !: Q o o O 5
Summary: Runs-Murphy }. Collins. =.
Barry tel. Two base hits-MurPay. Barry
Fourn!er. Gamer. Speaker Gardner Three
base hits-Schalk, Fnurrier, Speaker stolen
hases-taincT. J. Collins. Z. Collins Earned
runs-chicago. :: Boston :. Sacrifice hits
j. Collins. Weaver. Double p!ay-Speakc.
and cady. Left on bascs-ChicaEo. :: Ros-
ton. 10. Bases on bails--oft Mays. :: OF Rus-
;.i, !; on Fsher, ?. off j. scott. ? Hits
on Foster. : in innings. of Mays IN <
innings: of r. Collins. Q in =. inning: off
Leonard ir : innings; OF Russell, In 2
innings; OH Faher. In IS Inning. Hi; b.
ritcher-bv Russell. : Gamer; by r. Col
!iHs - Collins. struck out-by Mays.
:. ny Leonard; 6 hY Collins !. o., RUS
sci a. WIG ptch-Mays, Cmpires. - Lougt-
I'm ana Hildehrnnt TIM. .:LS
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GRAYS HAVE BIG DAY

MONTREAL, QUE. September IL
The Providence Grays got away with
hota ends OF to-dayS double header
winning the arst IN The teu.h inning
Oh IRE Rt.a!s ii the secon1 5L .' 10 S 20 :
Extra base Hits featured both game.
Eddie Ons!oW. the Grays' a.st sack.r
sp!ai"ec his ankle IL the eighth in
ming fthc second game and vii! be
out OF the game for nc resi- of IN.
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WILD PITCHES LOSE GAME

WASHINGTON. September ll.-Col-
lamore was directly responsible to-day
Tor t!eHc!ands loss. TO 4, of the open
ing game Of the series with Washing
ton. With the count even in the
eighth. Gandil singled. took second on
an out, then scored on two successive
wiid pitches Rice and Booking were
Wild and had TO be removed Ayers
hMIShins in good style Score.
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LEAFS WIN EN- BOTH

TORONTO. september lI.-Toronto
won both games OF to-days double.
header with Jersey city. with scores of
batfest in TIE initial affair. Williams
being the chief offender with two
homers and a single Herbert beat
CrutCher in a pitchers battle in the
second game. The scores:
FIRST GAME
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YANKS DROP FIFTH STRAIGHT

NEW YORK September li.-New
York lost ,he.r NTH straight game
since returning home when Detroit beat
tnc!n 20 3. Cobb scored TWO Of the
visitors runs Witt and Miller made
spectacular catches. New York filed
the bases in tn. ninth. and Dauss
torce5 In one run ~ passing Boone,
hut I3aurnan tou!cd 10 Stanage for re
third out. Score:
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TWO LOST BY ATHLETICS

PHILADELPHIA. September lis,
LOUIS hit the bali hard. took advantage
ers, piled UP stolen bases, and ,h.yeh,.
won both games here TO day. 20 ana
F." 10 4 Sisler made hve hits and sac.
rihce In nine trips TO the plate. Scorns.
FIRST GAME
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his teammates hit Pierce vigorously

his teammates hit Pierce vigorously
and won. S to l.
Manager Bresnahan used three pitch
ers In an effort 20 check the league
champions. but each was hit hard
chicago was saved from a shut-out
when McCarthy's single. followed by
an inhcld out and Goods single METER
Il run.
:, Hug hes was given perfect support
MaBee's catch OF Il long fly Off his
shoestrings. in the eighth inning.
which retired the locals. being fea.
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Totals; 81 - 81 u o Totals. .ac ?,
tatted for Pierce In third.
tbh,.ed for Iiumphries in eighth.

po.,n, - innings: r..
Chicago n n n
,,Sutninary: Rnns-snodsrasr 81. Ever.
. rr""np,on. smith Fgan. Gowdy. Mccarthy.
h w" ohse hiis.ESan. Compton a. Stolen
a E'crS Earned runs-Bos.on. . chi.
.aEp, Sacrifice hitE--E;vers (2l F,iz
Patlck. Moran. Egan. Double play.-Zin,
mn1crinan to Mccarthy to Safer; Schultz "a
M'Sat.hy TO SAFER. Left on bases-Chlcaro
-, oos,on' D. BaseG on balls-on Pierce I:
on LaheI. Hits-on Pierce In IN,
nin3s; on Humphries. s In i..nngs: of ~,
oei IN inning. Struck out-by Hur h.p
=: ny Hnmnhr,es: ?. Cmpircs. Rigier a.:i
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Philadelphia ...n O q q n a
Pittsburgh ....... n n q n , n n ;
summary: Runs-Plstcrt. IHiicrus. Niehon
;'o!hSton, Barney. Two base hlts-Paskcrt
Ss.mieru. ~, Barne:. Sacrifice hIt-PrsLcrt
Stc!cn bases stock. Baird. Double plays
'nHHer. stock and Luderus: Nipx. Gerber ard
Johnston; Hinchman and Garhc, Earned
lnhsIfhil"de!phia. ?: Pittsburgh . eft
Uu DC Philadelphia. 70. Pittsburgh s.
rnst nlsc on crror--Philudclphia L. Bases
ON pt'ls on Mayor. /: on Harmon. 1 Struck
LoS Mayer. :; 10y Harmon. S. CmUlres
'Jtth ana Uyi ION. Timn. LIZ.
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Providence q q n n r n X:
Montreal d n a :
summary: Runs--GN! ,g. shorten C,ssey
e., % niger Nasn. Ireian, Waterman. F.
.H.'-'i- VI .cFn stolen has---Holdcn Sacr,.
re h!t-Shcrry. Two-nas. hit ..hri,',,a
r no;me T."*-Cnsey ,-1. MADDEN Douhic
.-':-'H.'n I" FHhriqUe To Onslow Fapr!
a. !" 'ns!nW. struck oUt--hy Dc,chrer .
g "a. en- h"lls-oH ooschEer. !: on sferrv. !
IL ~ P'rnoT-ny ucschEer. Madden
I!nif 80 Empires r. kr!an and E,",tn
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DOUBLE WIN FOR B|sONs
BUFFALO TEAM CAPTURES
SIX GAMES IN THREE DAYS
Toronto Alno Cops Couple From Skccts
md Grnys Double Up on
Royals.

BUFFALO. y. Y, September 1.-The
Bisons won their third successive dou-
bic -header when they took two games
out scores Al Schacht attempted to
do the iron man stunt and pitched
both games for the losers. In the first
he was hit soundly and beaten, to o.
He pitched much better ball in the
second game. hut mis- ,,H'1.
unable 10 hit Cav and he lost 4 fine
pitching duel by q l-to-0 score. The
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SUPERBAS LOSE TO CARDS

ST LOUIS. September l1.-Af,e,
making an error which gave Brooklvi
, ,ne nrst run in the ninth inning o,
Louis hall OF this inning, and viii
Long on first. tripled to the left neit
few minutes later on Jonzales.s lor
ny to Nixon. giving the locals a hard
iI,0uEht victory over Brooklyn, to !!
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score b. innings: r.
Rocky Novat............ n q o q G-l
Portsmouth ............ &C
sunni ary Runs-Srydcr winston. Cue,o
-. Martin 60. curae. 81. stolen bes.e-
gray, St M*'lin. CGeto. Newton Sacrifice
hit rait"n. tir!ch. Short. Sacrifice nv-
short Tp o-uasc hit-WIns;on. Double play
-%ppl"ghic :" Nratten to snyder Struci:
ort-by Applcsatc ,: b. Green, :. Base
on b"!ls-on tppl.gg'" =; off Green. = Hit
by PItchc---~t. Martin. Carucs. I.eft IN brses
-koeky Mount. y! Portsmouth 9 Tine
t;i-. Umpire. RUsscy and Cauiifiower
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st, I.olii,
PHILADELPHIA,
rotsls:..:D ~ a !, Totals
Settcd for Majors Ia nth
Tran for Lam g., sf,6

Score hy !nn.ngs. :.
st Louis A n *.
Philadelphia q
summary: Runs-Shot,er. Prat. ~ liz,
~ ~, IN, i'aNan -, Scvsroid Parks Mn!.r.
nNos -; Two .haso hi,s-McAvoy a..
gaapp Malone Three base hitES,,,,,L
.,"'Th hhaN'-hho'tsn, Pratt Earned nun
S ~ iscIis. .. Philadelphia. {? s.crjt, =
Ht""aTd Double piNy--Iavan Pa, ~.
Gciph;a 'Ee' r On esse.~st Louis. !, rh.s, :.
- ~ ',Ie Lni.ii Eists on h,ll,-n- s. ~
- 0" non :, on NaboTs. !: on Haas =,
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FIRST GAME.

score by innings: Il.
Jer:cy CITY .......... O o ! . @ Z q /
summary: Run--Williams t.I. Ra;h. Gil
bert. Daley. Graham. koChcr Wares, Ball
MCTiSuc go, Manning. Home runs-Wil-
iams ~. Three base hit-B.ll. Two-lAse
hit-Ciilbcrt. Bases on halls-of McTlgun,
= OF Ne.hout. = struck uut-by McT!gue. !:
by Ncrhout, 5 stolen basc-Warcs. Sacr!-
nee ht-Rnth Passed bali--TraCrcsSor.
Time !;"A. Umpires. Harrison and Freeman.
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Historic Landmark Destroyed.

MEMPHIS. TENN, September IL
The old shelby County Courthouse
one of the historic landmarks Of th!.
section, WAS destroyed by FIRE OF un
determined origin to-day. The los.
was estimated n $50 600.
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MATHEWSON BUMPED HARD

- CINCINNATI. September l1.-New
i3rk WAS unable to score off Coerg.
whilc Cincinnati hit Mathcwson hard
a. opportune times, and won the first
game or the series. 10 o. George
Pitched good ball and hclded his posi
tion we'll killifer and Rodgers hi,
well ana divided tn. runs made between
them. The score: "
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.PH|LL|Es DEFEAT CORsA|Rs
LEAGUE LEADERS HOLD PACE
IN FIRST WESTERN CLASH
Boston Also Wins, but BROOKLYN Drnw.
Lcmoh-trcry I'nlls on Mathew
Hard.

PITTSBURGH. September l1.-Har-
mon was hit freely to-day by the Phil
adelphias. and Pittsburgh was defeat
ca. TO 2. Captain Wagner was ord
Sreu OUT OF the game. and Manager
Clark off tho field for disputinE dc.
cisioms OF the umpire. The score:
Philadelphia. Pittsburrl
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Cleveland


Foster, Milan. Gaaail ~. sawyer TO
6e-"s-Eota q. CHAPMAN F.araea -Ers-
G,!e,-,. nd wasn't. s,on 3 Sa4-.Hc. h!,.-
~ Bride 20 tianti. LEI, On r..as- &C..
Ian. Washington. :. F.r.t hase o. error
w a:ninr' Oh, : Bases on bell.-or Rice
OF 'c.!a;rcFe. !. on BochI!nE. Hits
~ Rice IN :; innings on Foeh.1r in
!r'ins of ayers, n =; inning s,-.cr
tCt-bE Rice :: ~ Co!!1:1ore >: by rosh-
lns :. oy ayers wiIG pi,chcs-hv Cola
more. :. Passti ba!i-Hrnty. Tin oire.
connolly ard Chill. Time. , Ct
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SECOND GAME.

ssum1naiy; Runs-Gil' shorten 81 ss.,n
-. CASEY Nr%ally ,:l White.
nan S;niia fowIcy, Dowd Alm.iE
stolen oass--Ons!o". Sacrifice tits-t,nsIoW
Gpope3; Two base h!'s-Mc%a!ly Shea
whiteman iiowley, DowG Aine!Ga IL
bic piaya-Dowd to Flynn: schulz Ia Oro,n,
70 Shean. struck oui-ny CooI,er :. w., ~
dore. Bases on ba!ls--on coopcI
Do%d, H!;s-or Dowd In ,nn:nrt ~
taooTe u Innings, on Cooper in : "a
innings: of schultz ~ ~ iI,bi,r ~,
ny pitcher-hy Cooper. tpclin, ~.
I:ss. Lrlp!rts brown and Eckman
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BRAVES WIN FROM CUBS

>, CHICAGO. September ll-Pitcher
|hicaso Nationals safe to-day. while
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Iota!s.. 3! ;. ]. Totals = - I.
'Burns reached base In arh inning on
Hunaraker's interference
Ihatted for Pechinpaush in seventh.
Detroit ..........~....o q n e, q r. ..
Hew York ...,.........l o -
summary: Run. Bush Cobb C2, Burn.
Cook. BGuman. NunrInakc! T~o.bas. Nj;
-i3du'nan Cobb Stolen bases-Burns n.u.
man, Young Earned runs-Eev YorE :
lCetToit Sacrifice hits-Fecklnpauyh v,,;
60 Pip, Hunamaksr. Double piaynVe.rb
SStanase and Dauss LEI, on BASES Sow
OK, .; Detroit Il Fist base on error
nstro!' Bases on baiis-oh Duus. $
on Caldwell. :. Hit ny p!tcher-by Dar,.
BhumanD Struck ou,-by Dauss q hy
Time 2nj ''- D'H'eN.
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.lRST GAME.

TOO Is . : = v ! NV'tIs ---''- =
score ~ innings: "
Buffalo ..-.... ...........2 >
HlrTistu-e .-.......0 . 2 GO
summary; hrns-Glihoo!.y. jamieson, Ms
Carthy. Csrlstroal. Two-base htts-Channc0,
Wuter stolen hase-baGer. sacrifice hits
--Kcattng.. Onsiow t2l. mccarthy, Rader,
H"uN!s plays--Ecatirc TO Mccarthy 10
Judge Schach; 10 kraf, TO Zimmerman:
Hock!aEer - Move Hit by pitcher-eN
BaGs-. : tNe7sorl. struck out-by SCnscht.
I'mrirss C.ea:y and Carpenter Time.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Detroit. 8; New York. 3.
st. Louis, 8; Philadelphia. 4 FIRST gamc)
ST. Louis. o; Philadelphia. tsecond
game).
Washington. s; Cleveland. :.
Boston, B; Chicago. eleven innlngs).
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If!tS-nn Parks

on FiIingIm. 5. ii!ts-on Parks. : in o-5
innings; OF HoH. in IS innings on VA
hoES. in innings. or Haas. tNOr" out ir
sinh: on Filiineim. IN innings. Iii; 10y
piicher-by Fillingim. Jacobsonb. Struck
3ut-by Hon. 3; hy Nabors. g. by F!llin.iin
:, Wiz pitch-Hon Empires. Evans ana
w a!!AEc. Tin'e. 20.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
New York Mt Cincinnuti.
Brooklyn Mt st. Louis.
Boston nj Chicago
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Score by innings: r.
- Louis ......-..- q q q ct
Philadelphia ....4 o o e. n 49,,
summary: Runs-Shotten a.. Howard 81.
Lee ~, Jacobson. SCERnE. Walsh StrurE
I.ajo!e. Twob base hits-Shottcu .ja-olson
strung Three-hase hi;wa 81 Earned
TuHs-St Louis. 2. Philadelphia. l. Slrri-
flee h.;s-SiSIe-. Pratt Sacrifce fias-Pr,:t
McInn!s Double play-Howard. Pratt and
Slsier; Leit on hases-St. Louis 5 ohln-
rhia stolen tases--Lee. Jacobson How.
ara % Pratt '@l. struck out--by Neil
man :: by Bush, /: by .Ancker. 3 Bases
on iai!s-or Koon. !: of Bush. 4: OF Ancker.
=; Hlts-on kooh. 'none out in a-sti OF
"e!!Man . !r Innings; off Bush. 70 IN ;
innings; Of .Amckc-, IN Innings villa
ptSh,.Bush Time, .:i5. EMPIRES, Walac.
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SECOND GAME.

Summary: Run-Ksat!nE Threebase hat
Judge. SaCr!iict hi,S-Onslow. SChar NJ
Double play-Era:t - Move 20 Kraft. Bases
on halr-or Cav. 8: on SChaCht. = Fit 5y
pitched hail--by Cav, ; tkrafl; ~ Sch2chc,
ICarlstromi. struck out-by SchaChi. :
Icy Cav. : Cnpires Carpenter ana Cie4ry.
Time
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Totals. as ln>,s 20 Tota

Totals. as 1925 o Totals. % p g
Two on. when winning run scored.
fBeutd for Smyth ir eighth.
:EAn TO- Snyder in seventh
si'auch foi Wilson in seventh
Score by Innings: r
Brooklyn ..............o 0 o O q
ST. Louis ..............n 0 -
Summary: R1ns-Smith. Long Dolan rwo.
base hita-Smith. Long. Da ibert Three
base h;t-polan. stolen basc-Myers Earned
rurs-St. Louis. :. Sacrifice hits-ONarn
Gon2al-s. Left on bases Brookiyn II: 81
Louis, :. Bases on baIls-on Smith. s. on
Doak. struck out-hy Smith. ,? by Doak
:. Passed baIi-Gonzales. Ump,res kleu1
and Emsl!e TIM e:,3
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F' SNVIt
Pittsburgh.

Totals. 81 1926 II Totnis....33 q u >
,tArncy out. hit by his own batted ball
f'atich for G"ibe In ninth
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY,
Newark mt st. Louis.
Baltimore nt Chicago.
Buffalo ut Kansas City
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~ III JUIS VIIN, except II 4 '
contest. The score:

Totals....i. l1'3. X Tctals....to 70 - s o
'Orc out when Ginning -un scored
tBattsu tor MAYS IN eighth.
-Baucd for f. Collins IL ninth.
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SECOND GAME.

Totals. Sc - - !. 5 -otals.S5 - .
'Battcd fo- Ancker in ninth.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS

Toronto. I2; Jersey City. FIRST Enme).
toronto, /; Jersey City. tsccond game
even inninRhl.