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RUSTLERS WIND UP GOOD

ROCHESTER,, y Y, September is
BY accounting for its third straight
victory over Harrisburg to-day by u
70 l. Rochester finished in fourth place
When Bob Williams succeeded John
Camel as manager of the Hustlcrs. on
August IL, they We're in sixth place,
with record OF forty-foug games won
and hfty-ive lost. Since then they
have won twenty-five and lost four
teen games, including four series on
the road. Both pitchers to-day de-
pended great deal on their support,
and the result WAS that II was a hit
and-run-it-out contest. The game was
played in one hour and fourteen min
utes, the second contest fastest cont ST
OF the seAsoM hrre. Score:
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HAVE FIGHT AT ST. LOUIS

ST LOUIS, September ls.-A fist
fight between Bob Boscher and Dick
Rudolph. with players, police and UNI
pircs separating the hattlers. WAS n
feature of to days double bill between
the Cardinals and Braves. The first
game WAS farce. 20 To l. for the
Braves. and they also won the second.
to g.
The Bescher RUDOLPH fracas came in
the fourth inning OF No. ]. Rudolph
using bean bali with Boschcr at
bat. When he was retired on a
Srounder. Fob swung right and left
on Rudolphs face, knocking him
down Players Immediately separated
the nChters.
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SECOND GAME.
Totals q 4. rs 2 re,als. -; 10 :: II Q

- ,,:,d cor TYSON In seventh
Sore h. lIuinys:
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HOW THEY STAND
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
RICHMOND, o; Montreal. 2 (flrst gumc).
Montreal, 8; RICHMOND, (second
gune).
Toronto, @; Providence. D tfirst Eame).
Toronto, 4; Providence. 3 (sccOnd gnme).
buffalo. .; Jersey City. 1 (lrst Knmc).
Jersey City. O; Buffalo. 1 (sccond gunic).
Rochester. q; Harrisburg, 4.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
w. l.. pct. w. l.. Pet.
Buffalo 80 so .632 Montreal CT 90 403
Providence. 81 50 .6I3 Hurrisb,s 81 IS AIN
Toronto III o. .5iI Richmond 90 81 AZ.
Rochester 90 80 800 Jersey City.52 SO $3.50
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These Phils Eligible

Here nre the names OF the Phlllie
players who are eligible to share I'm
the worlds series spolls-shoulu the
PhhItes win the National League
cheesecloth;
Observation-Disclosures, burns aud
Adams. =
Pftchers-Alexandc Mayer, De-
maree,, McQuillen, Chalmers, Tlncup,
RiSey nnd I5aumEnrtner.
observation-disclosures, NiehoT, Ban
croft, Byrne, Stock, Dugey and Wells
er.
kcrt md Crnvnth.
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Cleveland ......,o =, n ~
rn,ang'phia ;;........t o o o -
summary: Euns-Roth t2), Smith E
SchanE 90. Scafor6 Damra,i Crane "a
i"is; MnHrr:sci,e Two; hit Crane Three.
naSS htS, hirke. SchanG. Mclnn!s stolen
earned runs-CleveIand. 3: PhiIadcphia. T.,
SaGrinre hy-kirke Double play -I.aic!e
Ihu Hcinhis Lett on bases-CleveIand u.
philadelphia: 6. First base on errors .El.ya.
.ant; !hiiadC lphia, :. Bases on balls
on hiepter, !; OF Jones. .; of Morrisette (
iitsCon kiepfer. 4 In inning: of Brenton.
4" IN l-s innings: OFT Jones, In % In
ningS; or Coumbe, in inning Strucle
outIoy Klep;er. !; by Brenton /: by Jones'
II hy Coumhe. ?; by Morrisette l. Wild
lace. Time. 1855 ""' " az
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Get Rid Of Scrofula
How? Take SIS.
Fifty Years. Use Proves S. S. S.
Will Relieve Stubborn Cases.

You have noticed the little fostering
Ing of the glards--sorcness in the
legs and nrm muscles. These are the
symptoms Of scrofuia. You may have
some OF these symptoms. possibly the
taint OF Scrofula infection. But in
either case, II is n dangerous con-
dition. Your blood is infected, impure.
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PILLS AGAIN BEAT C|NCY
JACK COOMBS TAKES CUBS
INTO CAMP LIKE IN PAST
Supcrhns Win From Chicag0--(iinuts
Divide Twin Bill with Pirates.
Big Score for Braves.

CINCINNATI, %. September IS
Philadelphia made it's last appearance
for this season here to-day, and won,
to >. thereby capturing TWO out OF
three games OF the final series from
Cincinnati Dalc's wildncss enabled
Philadelphia to win, he giving nine
bases on balls, hut three of these were
Intentional passes. singles by Mayer
and Dale scored runs. McIn!llan, who
started the Contcs: 20. Philadelphia.
was hit hard and was taken out in the
fourth inning to allow Becker to bat
for him. Score:
Ihiludclnhiu Cincinnati
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YANKS LOSE 'EM BOTH

NEW YORK. September 1s.-Chicaro
evened ITS series with New York by
winning both sessions In double
header to-day, to 3 and 4 to i.
chicago won the first game on Four
niers hitting. which included home
The second game was a pitchers
battle between Russell and Mogridge
chicago won In the eighth inning, when
theN scored two runs on n two ba ne hi
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
(Scnson closed ycstcrduy.)
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ming. with two men on the bases was
the feature of the game. Score:
Bronklyn. Chicago
Totals. IS IL - 8 Totals.Ss s
'Battcd for Adams IN third.

Brooklyn ...............+ . o o o.
chicago .....::.........:o o.
summary RuDs-p Mara ,2I, Dauhcrt ,.g
StenSel Wheat Go,z, Murray. Tyyo-tase
hlts-Daubert, GctG. Three base hit-Wheat
nome run-SicnEel. Double play Stcad-
ridge, Fisher to Safer SaCrnnce hits-S;en-
gel, Cutshaw. Bases on balls-on Coombs
! Lett on hases-Drookiyh, - Chicago H.
Hit 10y pttcEer-ey Ccombs. Itioodi Hits
on Adams. in innings: off StaniridSe
In innings. stack out-iy ,ro0mhs ;
iaSsci ball -biller Umpirea. Rigl"r and
Eason Time, i:S,.
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MATHEWSON BATTED OUT

PITTSBURGH, September lS-Ncw
York and Pittsburgh divided Il double
header to-day, the home team taking
the first by IL score OF TO =, and New
was knocked out OF the box In tho fifth
inning. yielding eleven hits for seven
runs. Adams WAS relieved by MamauX
after he had been reached for four
hits and two runs, and the New York
scoring was stopped Tcsreau was eff
fective in the second game. while Kant
leher was hit hard in the last inning,
FIVE runs being scored. Scores:
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SECOND GAME.

Fletcher Darlington, Brainerd Doom
Carey, kantlchner. Two-hase hits. Burns,
Robertson, Doyle. darlington. Three has @
htts-Braincrd. Dooin. Sacrifice hits-Bab-
binston. Brairerd: Stolen hases-Burns (e).
Robertson CD. Hinchman 90. Wagner ~
Double play-Viox Wagner and Johnston
Earned rnns-New York. 3: Pit,shurgh. .
Lett on bases-Ncw York. :; Ptisburgh. l.
p!tcher-by Tesreau : tJohnston>; hv Fan,
tlehner. (Fietcher) Struck out-by Tes-
and Orth. Time, l:55 "
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ATHLETICS SPLIT TWIN BILL

PHILADELPHIA, September lS.-
Cleveland broke even in II double
header with Philadelphia to-day, the
10 o. and the visitors the second, s to |.
Morrisette formerly OF Richmond. Va,
but he kept Clevcland's hits fairly well
scattered. and won his game. Errors
helped the visitors in the second con-
Coumbe made triple and three singles
IN four times at bat. Score:
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WAKE FOREST OFFICERS
Athletic Association Holds First Nee
Ing, and Names Riddick
ns President.
WAKE EOREST

WAKE FOREST, " c., Septemb,
lS.-Oficers for the athletic associ;
ton OF Wake Forest College &er
elected this morning at a meeting {
the entire student body at the cor
clusion of the chape! exercises w.
Riddick. of Asheville. y. c.. was electe
president. defeating F. B. Ashcraf
Of Union County. by a vote OF 3O5 ,
2sS. J. c. Powell. Of Duplin Count
was elected vice-president. and \.
Sigmon. OF Catawba County, sccretar
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'IRST GAME
Totals 81 5a4i' Totals. 90 10 %

tnatted tor Schupp in ninth
.NeW OFK .-.-..........g ID " y u U U %
Pittsburgh .-............2 0 0 IS
summary: Runs-Robcrtson. Merlslc Carey
Barney. HinChnan, NioN. Baird ca. Glib
son. rwo-hasc hits-Robertson CO... Fetch
CT. Three base his-W Wendell Hlnchman
81. Gibson ca. Sacrifice aits-Jchnston,
Barney. stolen hases-Barney. Baird. Dou-
hle play-Fletchcr. Doyle and Merkle. Earned
rnns-New York, :; Pittsburgh. left on
bhG :es-New York, .; Pittsburgh, .. Bases
on balls-of Mathewson .: on Schupr, :.
OIL MnmauN. l. hits-on Mathewson, /; in
. innings; OFT Schupp. in inniLss Of
Adams. in - innings: OF MamaIx. in
20 innings Hit by pitcher-hy Schupp .
johnston. Barney Struck out-by Math-
ewSon' :, by Schupp. :: by adams !: h."
MhmauN, >. Cmpircs. Ortiz and Byron
rime. IFS. -
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Boston ..........-......0 o q q o ? 0--6
St Louis ...............o & O O : n n
summary: Runs-Nusgns. Dolan, Horns.
ny Moran, Evcrs, Mare- '2>. Two-base hits
-Sml'n' Racan. Three base hit-DoIan
Earned rhns-b0ston. .; St Louis 8 sac
r!tce Its-Moran, Smith. Sallee. Dous!c
ilAys-HnrnsAy TO Huggins; Raglan TO Mr.
MnEIlc 10 Mage. Let on bhses-Los,on /.
-. aus = Bases on haii-on Ragan 3:
on Sdl'"e, : struck out-hv Ragan q. by
S,e,ile' e t'npitcs. ouiglcy ana o DAY.
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! Washington,

score by innings: r.
Washington ............0 0 o / Q =;
summary Runs-Barber Three base hits
MILAN, Barber. Stolen base-Howdrd
Earned run-Washirston, :. Sacrifice hit
Barber. Double plays-CialIia. Mcbride to
Gandl: Sisler Lavan to Sister Left on
hases--St. Louis. 5; Washington. 3 FRS,
base on crror-St. Louis. !. Bases on balls
on Phillips. :; off Gall!a |. Rits-or Phil
lips. In Innings; off weilmnn /, / in :
ming. Hit by pitcher--by Gullia, Iprattj
Struck out-by Gallia, 3 t-mpircS con-
molly and Chill. Time. l:aa
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Totals 81 S ~ . l r
sEatted for Pieh in Il

Chicago ................3 81
New York ..:..........0 o o %
Summary: Runs--M urphy ~, i. Collins
60. Fournier GU. Pipp. Baumah. HartEcll.
Three base hit--FournIer. Home runs
Fournicr. +. Collins. Stolen hascs-Murrhy.
Peckinpnugh. Earned runs--Chicaro. &: New
YORK. 3. SncIitice hits-weaver. Benz. Dou-
bio plays-Johns. r. Collins and J. Collins:
Benz. Weaver and j. Collins Left on bases
-Chicago. :: New York, l. lii,s--on Vance
; I'm ? innings tnone out IT. third: of
Pich. In innings: off Marklc. . in v In
nings. Hit by pitcher-by Benz. CEau-
mani. Struck oVt-by Pieh. :: Ivy Marble
2; by Benz, s. PASSED bail-Schal: I'm.
pires. Nallin and Dinecn Time. 1883.
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FIRST GAME

score oy Innings: r
Providence ............. o q 2 n n
Toronto ................O o n , n
Summ1ry; kuns--Eayers. Shean, GIN. Fab.
rlHus. WIl!ains, i:ath t?b. Graham Wares
Bsl! CASEY Two-hase h!ts-Ware. Mi,
hams Sacrifice hsts--:IcNally. Tutwiler
MSi.Halas Stn!on Ea>eS-WiNiams. Graham
ttiiG-oN OtsChE-r, IN 3 ~ innGuy-. OF
Pennosk ; IN q innings. struck ou.-bv
SeschE=f ny Pennock, 3. hv l.uque
Eases on pa .!s-or OesChCer. l. OF Pen
no X; J Of IuQvc. !. Wiid pi,ch-lanuc
I'm n!res Harrison and Freeman TIne
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Score bs innings: r.
Philadelphia ..........l G. . Ct
Cincinnati ..............o ) CO
summary: Runs Stock e., Ludcrua. Whit.
Ted, Leach. MohviH. Three base hits-Win-
20. Paskcrt. Stolen hnses-Mol.wi,z ~.
lierzog, raskert Earned ruus-Philadel
mia {; Cincinnati, . Sacrifice hitc-C;rot
bal srUtt N!ehon. Double p!ays-tiernog
Rodgers ana MoIlMitI: raskcrt to Burns:
Wmgo 10 troh. Lett on cs-Philadclrhia
20; Cincinnati S First base error Gin
onMati. :. Bases on balls-ot Mayer /;
on Dale. o. Hits-oi McCuilian. In ]
innings off Mayer, in l. innings. n. Dale,
6 ~ Is Innings: of Lear I'm -
innings. HIT by pitcher-by Mayer ,Grohl
struck out--h! Mayer. !: lay Dale, I: Sy Lear,
!. Wild pitCh-Dalc. Passed bal!-Burns
Cnpir,s. klcm and E:ns!ic. Time 2:OS
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NATIONALS BEAT BROWNS

WASHINGTON, September ls.-Bar-
bers triple and Shanks's single gave
washington the only run of the game
with 81. Louis day. Phillips pitched
atr.tight ball until the seventh while
Gallia was effective all the way
through. Score:
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summary ElNS-PicI, W. Zimmerman 90
H"ike. Priest, stevenson. Move. KRAFT Too
ley, Two base nits-I'ricst, Tamm Three
base f!t-St,venson. Home run-Ho!k". sac
rice h!'-Mensor, Sacrifice hy- Wi,,cr
S,cien base-frait Double plays-Pres, 10
herche "a Stevenson; Priest 10 Nolke; W
zimmerman 10 rooey 70 Kraft Bases on
Snils-oh Herche. :; of Smallwood. ; Hi
bV pltct"r-by SmullwooG. | IW. thinner.
NAM. Struc, out--hy Hcrche ): by Small
%"oe rmpires. Eckman and Brown.
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= ore NN lnNlhcS. N.
Buffalo .-.............. BE. . 5 y
Jersey CITY - n 0 st
summary: Ruus-Gilhooley t9l Jameson
~. Channelt. Heating 90, Bcehe. purtc,l,
YeaEer Trresaal,.. EeronH'. sa:es 2n n na,!H
hy Se-he ;. hv Nelpout 2. Three base hits
-T'uesdalc Manning. stolen bases hedt-
ing onslow. Scene Sacrifice h!;-lanieson.
Double plays. Carls.!oNl JncNson To Judge:
Betting 20 juGce Wild pitCh-NerH"ut.
lur:ras. CIeaYy and Carpenter. Time. i.N.
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GRAYS DROP LAST TWO

TORONTO. ONT September Is
Toronto finished UP the season in third
faSs ny 1s!aay H 9th Famss from
TO 5. and 10 3, which gave them four
straight on the series. and took away
from the Grays their chances for the
penuant Scores.
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SECOND GAME.

Chicago .............o o q . -
New lork ...-..........l O. al
Summary: Runs-Murphy. Weaver fsI. r.
collins. Maisel. Two base hits-weaver
Bdum1n stolen bascs-Murphy, Weaver
Earned runs-ChicaEo. :: New York :, Sac
riiite hits-Pipp. Fourier Sacrifice ay-
bauman. Left on bases-New York, 3: Chi
caso. FIRST base Oh errors-New York
!; chicago. l. Bases on balls on MoeriC re-
3: on Triple. .: on Russell .. Fits.-ofI
MoEridge. In inainEr: off Tipplc | In !
inning. Struck out-Ly Mosridre. /; by rim
pie. ;. Pissed ball-Kruercr. Umpircs III
necn and N;,llin. Time rs
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York ut Chicago.
Boston mt Cincinnati
~ Philadelphia ut st. Louis
(So other gnmcs sclictluIcdD
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Boston,,
Totnl So CaI q Totals. ;;


Detroit ........o o O n n n n n n IN
BostoE ........o q O o n IL
summary: Run-l.cwis. Two-base hits
Barry Cobb Sacrifice hits-Ncach. Barry
Burns Wit. Bush and Young: Gamer, Cady
fa"dnsr, Scott and Gardner Lett OH ba SEES
-Dctrcit 4; Boston. 10. First base ON
errHrS--Dctroit !; Boston. .. Bases on halls
ON Coveleskic. 3; off Shore. B. struck
pu,, ,oNe!eSkie. 1: by Shore, .. Passed
O'LOuEhln TINE. 2:si
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SECOND GAME.
Cleveland ysL;,,d,,,
Totals. ..32 9e7li Totals
Store hv in

summary: Eirke 60, Evans. wamosrar,s
-, Maione Two base hits-Seaford. La ioie
Three base hit-Coumbc. Stolen basc-iIirke'
Earned runs-CleevlInd, /; Philadelphis
Sacrifice hit-Evans Sacrifice nvpnt:r, = L.
PGnoie plays,chapman. wambsgan.sS am:
on bases-CleYeland, Z, Philadeinhi. 'ei
FirS. base OF errors.acleyeland g. Bases
on on nn ;, Coumbe. 3: Off Weaver. l. Hit
nr Mi,,ny Gommhe: 5. Umpires Wallace and
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES YEsTERDA'

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Uoston. l; Detroit, Twelve Innings).
Washington, 1; ST. Louis, o.
Chicnso !; New York, 1 (flrst camel.
nh;rnT" !; New York. tsecond gume).
Cleveland. s; Philadelphia, tseconJ
ynIne). '''""
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FIRST GAME.

by. Weaver. Peckinpaugh's two-base
wild throw on T.. Collins. and singles
by Jackson and J. Collins. Score:
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SET THREE AUTO RECORDS
DARING DRIVERS BURN UP
TIME ON CIRCULAR TRAC|
"'Skenbncker and thurman Auspiciou,
open Speedway ut Provldence.
Restn Races Mt Shcepshenu Dny.


PROVIDENCE. r. l.. September 49,
EDDIE Rickenbackcr won the loo-mi,
Slo'ooo sweepstakes automobile rae
AT me Narragansett Park speedway To
day. His time was l hour 20 minute
PARA seconds.
~ was world record on a mile cir
Uuiar' concrete track. Rickenbacke
won with thirteen other drivers. II
h tTs' tnree miles by engine trouble, blu
y nt ho,d curing driving put him a mil
pu'Nun won twcpty-nve-miler rae
IN - minutes 2o.o6 seconds, two sec
onds ahead of De Palma. Burma
tho the worlds record in the first {
speedway here to-day. He covered III
mile IN 45.13 seconds, one forty-sevenI
OF second faster than tho rccnr
made by Louis Disbrow at ST, Loui
In August. 1914.
Resin Makes Fast Time.
NEW YORK, September lS.-pari
festa to day made n new world
automobile record for ten miles at IN
automo6ile speedway at sheepshea
made the new record over two-mil
course. His time for the ten miles wa
mt the rate of l0S.03 miles an hour.
Resta's previous record was $50.
Tor ten miles, made in Chicag6%a fe,
weeks ago. He bettered his record b
nearly twenty-three seconds.
Faster time has been made by Old
field and Lester. but it was said thi
was with cars of over 700 cubic inche
displacemen Resta's car had 81
cubic inches displacement
The official time given for tho Nv
two-mile laps: First lap, 1906 2-b: sec
ond. 2:I3l-5; third. 3:i94-5; fourtl
1925 ?-5. and NTH. 5:32 10.
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Summary. T'urn--Cl lhuolev. pur:cll. Barry,
Stevenson. Truesdale, Lnyden, Manning
Bnse IN hnlls--oh Tyson, / Strack ort-by
Tyspn, l. Three base hitS-Sh.rNrln, jamie
son Double plays-P urtel to rruesdale to
barry Empires. Carpenter and c!eary.
VIM. i.hS
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
CSC games schctulcdJ
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Summary; Funs--Shortsn. Tutwi!4r ual.v
Wares. Gilbert ~ Ball Two.fase hi,.S
Shorten. McNa!ly, Gilbert. Three-ba.e IL
McNa!iy. sacrifice h!t-Wil'iarns Stois,
hases-G!lbert. 3. Bases on ba.ls-on E.Ncr.
:. Ump!Tes. Free!n1n and Harrison Tim
I hour mr.
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SECOND GAME

Totals 81 C27 Tota!s...%i II - "a o
Ran tor Wilson in ninth
Matted 10Y sale in ninth
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
buffalo. /: Chicago o.
niittsbnrEh. ); Baltimore. 4 tnrst game,
Intspurgh. u; baltimore, <second csm.I
~. Louis, ); Brooklyn. 3 (first game.
81. Louin, 5: Brooklyn, , isrcond gnm.,
Naishs CITY. o; Newark, tnrst gumcI
-Ne"hk' l; hhnsaS City, (sccond gnmrl
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
pt,,.., " H.. rrt. w. l.. Pct
Chicago ...73 OIL .5ii Buffalo "a sa Soi
81. louis 70 g. $50 brooklyn .Gs ~ .I7e
Newark III 81 .J26 Bultimore 80 NJ 3oI
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Newark at Kansas City.
Baltimore ut 81. Louis
~ Buffalo at Chicago.
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First Gnnc.
FIRST GAME

ro'mls, ~ 10 = IS Totals. Il 81 s
'Ettted for klcpfer In second
tHatted for Jones in eighth
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SECoND GAME.


Lotas. - - = Totals ... q u 2 70 o
1.-Two out When Whining run scored
Providence ..................9 o "a
Toronfo ...'..........'..,-... 0 IL
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Cincinnati.


Totals 80 : - - ! Totals 3; .,
'Eattcd for McQuiilln I'm fourth.
tBdted fcr Nol!witH in ninth.
Heated for Lear in ninth.
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NAIIUNAI LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Boston, 20; St. Louis, 1 (ilrst gnmc).
Boston, u; ST. Louis, 3 tsecoDd gume)
pittsburgh. 8; New York, (tirst enme)
New York, 4; PittsbHrsh. (seconl
philadelphia, 4; Cincinnati, 2.
Brootlyn. 3; Chicago. /.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-02
TENER THINKS FEDS
WON'T CUT MUCH FIGURE
Tells Ban johnson He Does Not Be-
lieve Any Minor League Gates
VIII be Closed.

CHICAGO, April 2.-Pres't John k.
Tener of the National league passed
through Chicago on his way from San
Francisco, where ne helped to dedi-
cate the Pennsylvania building at the
Panama exposition. Today he pro-
ceeded on his way To Philadelphia. He
visited Ban Johnson and told him that
he did not think it would be necessary
to close any minor league gates, al
though he admitted that perhaps some
of the clubs were not in a hourishing
condition. He also called on Pres't
Thomas of the Cubs.
In reply to a query as to what he
thought of the Federal league and
what figure it woulI cut in the game,
he replied that he had not paid any
attention TO the independents.
Il have been busy talking things
over with major leaguers only" he
said. 81 do not think the Federal
league will cut much of a figure from
now on. There was no reference to
the new corners on the coast, and 1
do not think we Will hear much from
them
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-02
CROWD RIOTS BECAUSE
JACK TURNS EN- DOWN
All Manner of Things Are Hurled
When Champ Fails To Go
Through His Stunts
BN Irank q. NIcnkc.

HAVANA, April IA riot occurred
in the stadium Thursday because Jack
Johnson refused TO work out in a down
pour Of rain. y crowd of 400 had
gathered 10 see the big smoke 90
through his stunts and when il was
announced that Johnson would train
outside. but would do his work in the
gymnasium the crowd demanded the
return Of the admission price
The management refused 10 part
with this money, but offered 10 give
out rain checks emitting the holders
TO admission Friday.
This angered the crowd which COM
menced TO throw things The seats
and nearly everything portable in the
place were torn up and the air was
filled with missiles. Heads were
ducking the flying chairs and stones
and the gate had nearly been torn off
its hinges when a riot call was sound
ed and the Cuban police coming on
the double quick put a hasty stop TO
the disturbance.
Johnson did not do any work this
morning and spent the major portion
of the afternoon at tho race track.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-02
MIKE IMPRESSED BY
JACKS CONDITION
BY Mike Gibbons.

HAVANA. April 2.-I am sorry I
didn't get in in time TO see Johnson
and Willard work out yesterday.
However. ran into Johnson after
dinner and / must say l was i'm
pressed by his actions. The cham
pion looks TO be an fine shape but
what looked best 10 me was his kid
ding way. He acted just as Z do
when / am in the best condition.
laughing. joshing and playing pranks.
He tented at me playfuuy and pulled
me around just as / do with friends
when / feel best
OF course. Jack looked big with
his clothes on, much bigger than 1
expected TO see him. hut / am not so
familiar with him that / could tell
his condition that way. Certainly he
feels confident. from what he told
me.
Johnson asked me If I would box
him a couple of rounds Saturday
when McNey gets through with him.
i might take YOU on, but don't
know yet" ] told him. Il came down
here for a vacation and 10 see the
fight and I want 10 keep away from
the gloves If possible"