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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-30
TO ADVERTISERS.

The East Oregonlan has the largest paid
circulation OF any paper In Oregon, east OF
Portland ard over twice the circulation 10
Pendleton oi any other newspaper.
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WILL HOLD TRACK MEETING
ON CHIMBORAZO GROUNDS
Playground TITLE OF City VIII he
Settled This Aftcrnoon-Inter-
cstinE Athletic Program.

This afternoon at Chimborazo Play
ground there Will be a track meet be-
tween representatives of the three
grounds now open. while Fulton and
Elba Fairgrounds. though closed for
the season, will be represented. From
present indications the meet will be Il
huge success, and Il big turnout Is as
surcd. both of participants and spec
tatorS.
There will be events for small boys.
middle sized ones and big fellows who
have earned their spurs i'm athletics.
The girls will also have chance to
show their athlvSic prowcss in Il dash
and basketball throw for distance. At
tractive prizes for first places have
been donated by the merchants of the
city. while the individual winner of
the most points will receive an addi-
tional reward.
The banner event of the day Will be
II volley ball game between picked
team from the Fairgrounds and the
mer" and fought to the finish. The
directors number.
The lineup for the vollcy-ball game
will he:
Playground teachers--W. NJ Cooper,
David Sattcrncld. Perry Mitchell, a. b.
Crosby. Earl Dunford. Charles Taylor.
Jr.
Picked team-Luck. Clark Springs:
Eeasley. Elba; Rowe. Elba: Wharton.
himborazo; Wingfiold Chimborazo:
Pcrcival. South Richmond; Ingram.
South Richmond.
Assistant Superintendent r. w. Miles,
Jr., will referee.
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PH|LL|ES TIGHTEN GRIP
THlRTIETH WIN IN YEAR
FOR GROVER ALEXANDER
Cubs Land Bottom-Fred Clarke
Quits Pirntcs-Superbas and
Giants Win.

CHICAGO, September 23.-Chicago
went into last place to-day when they
lost both games of a double hea der
to Philadelphia by scores of to /. and
3 to =, while New York defeated St.
Louis.
The league leaders won the FIRST
game easily by punching their hits
behind the loose playing OF the locals.
Alexander. although unsteady. worked
his best In the pinches, and had little
difficulty in holding his opponents safe.
1t was his thirtieth victory OF the sea-
son.
Erratic playing behind Douglass cost
him tho second game. the first run OF
the league leaders being the only one
earned. Thf second run was the re-
suit OF three errors. with stolen base
coming between. and the winning run
was the outcome OF an error, a sacri-
flee and single.
Manager Rrcsnahan used Il recruit
manned MulliEan ut shortstop. who. al
though 4 little unsteady, played n good
fast game. FIc WAS signed recently
by Charles w. Murphy. the former
president OF tho Chicago Nationals.
Schorr. n recruit pitcher from South
Bend. ALSO was given n tryout In the
first game. Scores
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-24

George c'Buck') Schloss was elected
to captain McCiuircs University School
football team. Buck played center
for the team last year, and is n hard
worker ut MI times.
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CHIEF BENDER SUES
Athletic Star Wants to Recover From,
Fed~rnls for Salary Alleged
to he Due.

PITTSBURGH. September 23.-Charles
y. tChieO Bender. former player with
the Ihiladelphia Athletics. who this
year prayed with the Baltimore club
OF the Federal League, to- ay filed suit
In court here against the Federal
League of Professional Baseball Cinbs
asking Judgment for s1.0S5, which he
claims is due him on n contract for hIs
services. In his petition Bender al.
leges that he signed n contract for two
years at $500. but recently he was
Internationally released. The Pitts.
burgh Federal League club and tho
Buffalo Federal League club, plavjno o.
here to-day, were made the garnishee
In the suit and the papers were pivcn
to Deputy Sheriff Edward Swartwood p
serve, W
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FAVORlTES DlSHED
Celtic Stood Good Field on Their
Henhs-forum Comes In
From Rcnr.

HANRE DE GRACE, MD. September
Gaelic. the three ycar-old fllv he
longing TO Or. j. s. Tyrec, the wash
ington sportsman, stood a good field on
th"ir heads to-day In the third race
AT the iiarford County course when he
TOOK into camp iouscmaid. Hester
Piynn". Malachite and Winning Witch
me Tyrco horse went begging M
TO while Hester Prynnc was eager
~ taken by the wise ones at even
money. Celtic set TN" pace the entire
Lengths. ~
Perhaps the best steeplechase seen in
many a GAY was run off In the second
cent on the program, when Syosctt
l"'tl" Hugh. Juversancc and hbdon
nhlshcd in n bunch under the wire
! u" decision went to Syosctt, who beat
i!it!" Hugh length, while Juvcrancc
was third.
J.. ;. Thompson's Forum was made nm
nn"a-"n invorit" In the last number
tic 'fhs vel! away. and led into the
stretch. where EAGLE came with n rush
ma won, going away by two lcnRths
~" "!nn"r was as good as 10 to /.
pid AmhlN came to the front to-day
ana annexed the hfth race in hollow
fashion. ~ the head Of tho stretch he
was twenty lengths out OF the running.
hut came with a rush and won with
much TO spare
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.H0W|TzERs MAKING PLANS
ATHLETIC RALLY CALLED
TO BOOST WINTER SPORTS
- ,rnierymen VIII Devote Time to Turn =
s vi. bnskctbail and Track squads.
Heast Tor baseball Team.

Fenst for baseball Team.
Inc Richmond Howitzers will hold n
annette rally on Tuesday night after
inc weekly drill has been finished. The
meeting Is planned to boost basketball
ana track for the coming season. Tho
iowitzcrs have decided not to mt
football team out. as tho Richmond
Amateur Athletic Federation will M,
foster n league. Several OF its mamhor.
nave signihcd their intentions of plsv-
Ing on other clevcns however.
The fiowitZers arc justly nroud -,
ms years record. having hung nm
CITY championships in basketball and
%. n"i ha,dso nnch of which CARVED with 1t
team won eighteen out of t,vcntv,hr.
games played. " {"
The basketball nuint this season will
De capthined by Frank Rowe. who is
veteran. having played a star game
al guard for several seasons He viii
nave with him such men as Mctcai,
Lawrence, McCurdy, Farrar and McCaf
,erty, or last years team. In addition
10 several men who made good with tho
nowttZcr Reserves last wear CAPTAIN
Rowe has already started practice. and
from indications he will have a stronr
tean ny the time the season opens The
annette committee has appointed Ser
gcant j. j.. Seay as manager, and be "a
now In correspondence with teams In
virginia and North Carolina In regard
10 arranging games. Sergeant Seav
managed the iIowstzcrs during the
l'il-l2 season, when they cleaned Nm
every team In this section
The position of track manager and
captain is still vacant. hut there AFRO
several good mon available and II looks
IKE q good season Is ahead in this
branch Of athletics
In celebration Of winning the ci,v
amateur championship. Captain vii
nam NJ Myers will tender tho baseball
1.am hanOu"t next week at Rueger's
liotcl AT this time the penrlant aud
cup VIII ho formally presented 10 tho
tenn Manager Rccs and Captain Pow
1ii have been showcrcd with conEratr
'a',"ns on their teams fine record
After next sunday tho Howitzer..
swimming pool will be closed on Sun.
gay afternoons This pool which has
opened every sunday since Juno / has
hcen source OF much pleasure TO tho
iin.inhers and their friends during tho
not weather. and II Is estimated ina.
AT least 1000 persons have nniovod !,
during this period Hereafter the pool
saturday nights. ''
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REQ sOx GAIN TWO MORE
BOSTON DEFEATS INDIANS
IN BOTH PARTS OF BILL
AIarLLr Wins Tor Yankees. Who Cop
Both--r.rcrS Down R"okicS
Griiliths Lose.

BOSTON. September 22.-The Boston
Red SoN to-day gained two, moro VIC
tories. at the expense or Cleveland, >
TO 4 and Is TO :.
The visitors pressed Boston closely
in the first game. when Joe Wood.
pi,chims his irst game in a month month;
Eieuf.r i'm tho fourth. kept his hits
scattered except in The NTH and sew
enth
in Clovoland's fourth: singles by Evans;
Wa,nbscau>s and Coumbe produced
two runs tr the seventh. ano the Wis.
i,ors approached within one run OF ct.
Boston when they added another OF
Mays's delivery on a single by Roth
ani kirhes double in the eighth
The second game was won by Dos
ton almost at the start, and lSrcnton
soon save uay TO Collamore.
Roth. whose hard hitting has been
p feature of the series. knocked the
ball over the high left-icld fence in
tn, fourth
Cirancy. The Cleveland lief; helder,
broke his rollarhonc when he made Il
difficult catch Yesterday II became
known to-day. The scores
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SUPERBAS TRIM REDS

CINCINNATI. September 23.-Grif-
nfth.s error In the sixth inning was
me turning point in the FIRST game of
won, to 2. Pfcfrcr had bad FIRST
inning. After the bases were filled. no
hit Rodgers and forced in n run Other
man this he was fairly effective
brooklyn scored run In the second
on double and single. They an
neXed two more in the sixth when
Griiiith dropped O'Mara's ny allowing
feed and O'Mara scored on Stengers
sacrifice fly They added their win
ming run in this inning on consecutive
singles by Wheat, Cutshaw and Mcy-
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Won't Play Asheville

NEW ORLEANS, September 23.-
President Ifcinenian, of the New Or
leans Southern Association chnm-
plons, to-day stated he had declined
the offer OF Jnck COrbctt, manager
or the Ashcvilic, y. &. League pcn-
nnnt winners, to play n post season
series for the All-Dlnic baseball
title. Mr.. Heincman said difference
In the classification OF the two clubs
WINS ono objection to the series.
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GENERALS SCRIMMAGE

LEXfNGTOE. VA. September "a
hit"r the second eleven had held tho
Washington and Lee varsity combina-
ton 10 ono touchdown In twenty min
ut"s OF scrimnaging, Coach F;lcOck de-
cidtcd that the Generals had the best
scrub team in history Barrett, the
stocky half back. scored the lone
touchdown. PicrOtti featured at CEN
ter Tor varsity. while the second string
back Acid starred.
The quartet put UP Dlucky fight
~ Was the last ncrimmnge before the
opening game with Davidson College
on Saturday with tho exception Of n
slight Injury Ia Rnrrett. tho clash was
without III renults
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MARKLE WINS GAME

NEW YORK September 23-New
st. Louis here to-day, evening up the
final series Of tn" season. MsGridgc
disposed az the opposition haudily in
The first, : 10 o, and Marlllc was eifcc-
tive in tn" second winning, > TO l.
Five -. Louis pitchers failed 10
check the Yankees in the first game.
They Were given poor support. In the
second game, Now York Knocked
Chester iloW, q 81. Louis recruit. out
Of the box in four innings. Scores:
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SALLEE HIT HARD

ST LOUIS. September 23-Seven
hits, including a home run and tri-
pie, in the second inning proved the
undoinE OF Sallec and netted New York
six runs, enough TO defeat st. Louis
o-day. The final score was to 3.
Tcsreau had but one pad inning-the
sixth--whcn n single, two doubles,
base on balls and wild pitch pro-
duced three runs for the locals. Score:
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FRED CLARKE is DONE

PITTSBURGH. September 23-Man-
aScr Fred Clarke played his last game
Of base bal! in the National League to-
day, and his team defeated Boston, 6
TO 4. Clarke was presented with a
bound book containing the names OF
several thousand Pittsburgh friends
and tho players gave him an eight
day clock. MamauN started the game.
but gave way to Cooper at the end
OF the MIN inning. The Pirates
knocked Rudolph out OF the box, and
Hughes finished the contest. Score:
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Two bnsc hits-Mcrklc. Dolan. Hyatt. Three
base hit-pser. Home run--Kely. Earned
runs-New York. Z: ST. Louis. 8. Left on
bascs-Ncw York. /: ST. Louis. !. First on
errors-Ncw York. ]. Bases on balls-oU
Tcsrcau: 3; off Meadows. L. IIits-om SalIee
iE % Innings: OF Meadows In 10
by v piirs . Robinson. Dyer. Struck out
Try lesrenn. 5: by Sailce. !. Wild pitch
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TIGERS BEAT ROCKIES
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA. Sentenbor .,
Detroit defeated Phila-clphia to-day
TO .. and made clean sweep or tho
series OF three games. Tn" home ,can,
staged batting rally ut I4ouderrnilk's
expense III the eighth and took n lead
OF one run. In tho ninth Knowlson
'@oK Sneehan's place. Kavanagh led
OF with triple and Mckee walked
Al out was followed by Wit walking
filling the bases Cohb famed ~,
Neach scored the runs which won ,he
game with single to left field score.
Detroit. pbiInd,inh;
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Ro.ton Enn. u.nn4 .r...

BOSTON. September 2s-oGicials ~
being Hooded with appitc,,ioa. o.
seats at tho prospective worlds so
ries baseball games IN this city 7,
Vas stated At club headquarters to-
have been received
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FIRST GAME.

II.
Philadelphia 80. 0 . o o o IS
Chicago :. ........... o o o.
summary: Runs-Stock. Paskcrt. I.uIc-
rus. Whitfield. Nichon. Williams. Two has"
hits-Nichon. I.udclus. Three base hit
cravath. Stolen bdses-Whitted. Stock.
Earned runs-Philadclphia, 4: Chicago. /.
sacrifice hits-MullSan. Adams. Double
plays-MulliEnn, Ph"lan to Safer t.b. Ar
cher 10 Muliigan. Lief, on bnscs-Chicngo.
Q; Philadelphia. :. First on crrors--Chicagc.
:: Philadelphia. 2. Rnses hails-oG
Adams. 4: off Alexander. .. on Schor- .
Hhs-on Adams. In innings: of schorr
in innings. Struck out-hy Alexander. 3;
by Adams. 3: by Schorr. :: WILD pitch
Adams. PASSED. bali--Burns. Crnpires
klcm and EmsI!e. Time. i:tO
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'irs. Earned .un-Ch'cago |. Double plays
Weaver Z. Collins to J. Collins; MrWrI.,c
!" !udse Lei on hascs-ChcaGo. II; WASH.
LYON -, FIrSi on crrors-Washincton. !;
oncaEo Bases on halls--on Har,nr &.
"u boch!ng. : liits-off Harper in
inrinss none out and two OIL base In third.
'n h"ThHnS' In innings. IIit by pitcher
by Boeh!irg. Murphy. Struck au,-h Nv
scott :; BY Boehliny, g. U,rpircs Ev,ns
ana Wallace TIme. t;lk 49, '''".'S
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Al.-Il, IN September 2,-Jo.
h,w Orleans - lightweight from
Iahar. Dt,s cane ~ h"rc ana ba,tlcd
.r Gn5.,s r..,a nc '"n-fopnd Gnnt
"nu'I rr ..,T .'Ih'' ana LOs"ph
favor '''H' shade IN his
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FOUR RACES AT ROANOKE
TrottfnE md Running Events Prove
SuccrSsfUl-IidiH Earl Wins Five
Flights Vile Dash.

ROANOKE. VA, September o3.-Four
races We're included in tO-day's race
card. two trotttng and two running
events. y feature was the running of
iiGia Earl. going two miles. and nve-
eighthS In the afternoon. She won the
hNe-eighth dash and in the mile event
ran a fast mile, but il was n bad start,
ana thus declared off. and she finished
third in the second go.
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'IItST GANIt.
Cleveland. Boston.
Totals 81 - l. To;als....52 . =
'isaticd iog EEtH IN ninth.

Sl0re NN IUTTfc- II.
Cleveland ........... O.
Boston ....... .....-. -
Summary: Ruus-Roth t2). Exams, Wawbs-
ca.ss. Speaker 81. Hoblitzsl. Lewis. card
nor Two base hits-WaEner. Lewis ,c.
ktrie. Three bsse hit-Ro;h. stolen base
Roth Sacrifice hits Wood, klcptcr. Hoblit-
eel Double play Wood, Gardner ana Hob
lltzol Left "a Cleveland. 6: Boston.
First on crrorS-cl"vsluud. !: Boston. =
BASES on bals-on Coumhe i OF Wood, /
Hits-oH kiepier. In Innings: of Courl be.
III : innings. OF Mood, in Innings:
OF Mays . I'm /. innings Struck out-hy
Elepfcr. 3. by Coumhe, 3; by Wood, . hv
Mays. =. Wild pitchts-rCouubc. Wool. TIM
niles ninoem an. Nallim. Trle. 90.
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Columhin Start. practIce.

NEW YORK, September 23-Colum-
bia University to-day had it's first squad
football practice since 1905. Thirty
two students were given n try out by
Coach Nelson r. MetcaIf.
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tBattcd for Ma,naux I'm frh.
Score by Innings: n.
Rcston ............... 0 o.
Pittsburgh ......... o 2 5 : *
summary: Runs-Moran. Ev-rs CD. Comp
ton, Carey. Barney. Hinchman. Wagner.
N!oH 90. Baird, Collins. Two base hits
Magec. Carey. Baird Three base hit
Compton Sacrifice h!t-Whaiins. Stolen
hascs-Moran. Evers. Marauville. wagne-
Earned runs Roston. 4: Pittsburgh 5. LEFT
on bases-Boston. I: Pittsburgh. s. FIRST
base or balls-oH Rudolph. !. of Hughes. :
off MamauN. >: on Cooper. 3 Hits--on
Rudolph. % In innings. of hughes. : in ,
Innings: on Mamaux. in 5 innings: on
Cooper. in innings. Struck gu, by
Rudolph. ,: by MamauX. s: hy Cooper :
tnir'rcs. oray and Cuigley. Time. c:n3.
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lhe report that Hans Wagner viii,
be made manager of the pirates mus,
he wrong. Barney Dreyfuss, owner of
thr club. is too grateful to Hans for
the great infeldcr's years OF service
to hand him anything like that.
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Totals :. SO II 81 II Totals....a % IS
-Batted for Meadows in seventh.
ttSatted for Robinson In ninth.
Score by innings: r.
New York ........... 8 %
st. Louis ........... y o O-3
Summary: Runs-Doyle. Fletcher. Kelly
90. Dyer. Tcsreau. Bethel. Lorg. Hyatt.
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SECOND GAME.


Totals...3l 5 - . To;uls...so c q IL 4
'Eattca for Schultz In eighth.
tRattcd for Sa!er In ninth.
tBatt"d for Williams In ninth.
Score by Innings: p.
Philadelphia :. 49,. n o n-3
Chicago .............. n q %
Summary: Runs-Stock. Whitfield Burns
Phclan. Safer. Two-base hit-StoCk. Three
base hit-Schute. stolen base-Whit,ed.
Earned OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. !: Chicago .
Sacrifice hit-RiNcy. Double plnys-Burns to
Bancroft: NiehoH. I.uderus Bancroft to
Sichom to I.uderUs; Murray to SAFER. Left
on bascs-Chicago. I; Philadcl phia, B First
on errors-Philndel :" Eases on balls
off Rixcy. !: off Douglas. !. Struck out
ny Douglas. 4: by RiNey. :. Umpires. E.lem
md Emslic Timn
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Charlie Ebbets remarks that h,roh,u
players earn their salaries Charlie
Murphy thinks the same way-with an
proNimatcly % per cent off
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I1ealcy and Bankston were ni,o,
nitters Yesterday, but neither delivered
i,hmrau played the entire game TO
the Athletics, getting one
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TIE"-cIBhth mic dash: pVrSe Sl5O-
.:Gia Earl first; May Hampton, second;
Water Lee. third. Time. ! :O4 l-2.
Mile dash; purse, sl50-Hafz, first;
SNdh"y Elmer, second: Lidia Earl. third.
Tine, l:4g -
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Cleveland mt New York.
Chicago ut Philadclphiu
st. Louis at Boston
Detroit mt Wnshincto a,
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Coaches Klevcsahl and Pollard had
tho Green and White boys out for the
first scrimmaEe Of the season ycster-
day afternoon. Although the number
Of football candidates al the Catholic
institution is limited the boys are not
tho least bit dsheartened and arc 60
ing 10 make Il strong hid for the prep
hNnOrS this ScnsOn
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Judge and Jameson both continued
hitting good for Washington and tho,.
look Ike fixtures II is reported thai
Judge Will be shifted to the outfeld
next season, In order to strengthen thr
Offcnsc INC
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-. o ! o o o ? o o o.
q q q a q

BROOKLYN ............ 0 :. O ~
Cincinnati ....... %
summary: Rnns-o' Mara. Y. Wheat. Groh
Meysfs hil.iIcr Two base hi,s-Me,ers,
cutshaw. Earned Brooklyn. :; Cin-
cinnau. !. Sacrifice hi,s-Groh a., pautert.
St"rEcl. Double piays-Cu'sha oMara To
i'huh"rt 90; kiliier 10 Herzoc. e. on
bases-B-ookiyn. :: Cincinnati l. FRS, base
or errors Brooklyn. /: Cincinnati. l. Bases
on baiis-on Pfcncr. J. liits--cn Toncy.
In 5 innings: OF Lear. IN inning lIit b,'
p!tt h"r-hy Pf"f"r. lIerzoE, Rodgers Strrrl:
out by Ptener. >: hY Ton"y. :. Unp!r-.
SiElcr and Eason. Time i:aS.
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SECOND GAME.
rnIont pn.tnp

Cleveland ...-........ o o D O.
Boston ............. . 0 o o q '--f
summary: RunS--Roth l2), Speaker t.l,
hotlitze', Wagucs Cady ~. Two-hzaso
hits-S7cakcr. shore. smith. Three base hi,
Gardner HON" rUus-Hoblitzel. Roth.
Stolen bases Hooper Gardner. Sac,ince hit
--Hobl!t2cl Lett Oh bascs-C!evclaud g.
Boston. / First on errors Cleveland. ::
Boston. =. Huscs on halls-or Btcn;ou !:
OF C"iiatnorc I; OF shore. :. IIirs-ofr
8r'rton, = I'm : l-2 innings. off Collarlore
3 In 6 - innings struck out-hy Brcntor. );
by Colihmoro . by shore. 9. uWpircs
\AlNn ana Dimecn. rllmc. lga
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WHERE THEY rl.AY TODAY
BOSTON mt Pittsburgh.
(No other games schedulcd.)
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
H"Ston. .; Cleveland. (nrst camel
ltoston, q; Cleveland. = (second Eamc).
View York. :: ST. Louis. first came)
New York. .; 81. Louis. | second game,
Detroit. q; Phiiutclphia s.
Chicago. >: Washington I.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
W L.. Ict. W. l.. Pct.
Isoston 30; - .6sS st. Louis 81 81 4oi
Detroit ~ 81 .6iS y. York 63 ~ Am
Chicago ..S3 81 $40 CIcvc'd 81 on an
"n>ht"n 80 Ge $50 rhila. 40 lOI PSI
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Cleveland mt New York.
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Grand Circuit Results
no racing. . In s: purse. $40 ono.
.LoCn i LLD-e - -. yHv.

p, Oi..lMBtS. OHIO. September "a
ne Grand ci:cui, results were as %nl.
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pn,roy, ''"''' r.
Philadelphia .. a -
,oT,I mar: Runs-Ni,;, Cobb, vcach. Crnw.
,Ti" h5vhhhPh, Mckee, Schanr t2l Strunl-
~, ''aring Two base htts-Oidr!rg -
t ta.en' naS" M.,S-iounG. Kavanagh, Sirunk
f h"Mnr o. SchanE, l.ajoie Earmad rnnsn
R"rFn'" ." i,hiiadeIp!ia. .. Sacr!nc. Ti,-
'' p3u'Ic p!ay-Bush and Burns ,c,,
on noSs,"S-n"iroi'. 5: Philadelphia, Bns.
OF Know . y9n. l@oud;:r'nik ;; OF Sheehan. ::
inninSs; OF oldham in inninc .,' -, en-, IN
t Inn; Ia innings; OF Knowison. IN
SchsHhc, lin by riicher-by G.culcrnlilk
.,t!SSt.h. HFuck out-hy I.cudcrrn,lk 2. ~,
V,G:iniGfA'n, ny Shceha,. l. by kno"'jso;n ~
$500 So W',h- i.oudermiik Cmp!rcs, uiiIe
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Cincinnati.
Brooklyn

Totals. - 80 q ! Totals ~ ;
'Battcd for Ton~y In eighth
fBaitcd for Rodgers In ninth.
:Ran FOR Clarke In ninth.
MATTED for Leach In ninth.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Shcaso. :; Newark, tlrst camel
Newark. 2; Chicago. / second rnmc,.
Buffalo. .; Pittsburgh. .
81. Louis. 10: Baltimore q
BROOKLYN 2; Kansas City, O.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
p,,,,., w -. H.. Ir,. W. J.. Pct.
chfcngo 10 g. .5a3 Buffalo ..i2 "a ,495
81. Louis. 30 65 .552 BrookIyn 70 - aSG
->c""rN ...i 90 .0@1 Baltimore .iS o. 31s
MiiEKE THEY rLAY TO-DAY.
Brooklyn Mt Chlcnro
hh'Th"rc AT KANSAS City.
buffalo mt st. Louis
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY,
Pittsburgh. 8: Boston, Z.
brooklyn. 8: Cincinnati .
New York. :: 81. Louis g.
philadelphia. ;: Chicago I (nrst yamc)
fh'indclrhin. 3: Chicago. . tsccontl
ramc).