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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13
CHANGES HIS NAME
Because There Are Three Other Henry
Bergmans In the Business.

Henry Bergman, the eminent char
acter actor and heavy lead, who ap-
pears in Metro productions. and was
last seen with Emily Stevens in THE
House of Tears" has arranged to
change his first name. In the future
he will have 1t spelled Henri"
Mr.. Bergman was prompted to
make the change because of confusion
following the fact that there are three
Henry Bergmans appearing profess
slonally. One Is in vaudeville, and
another is in notion pictures.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13
News and Gossip of Screen and Stage
NOTED STARS COMING
TO BIJOU THIS WEEK

Mack Swain, who will be seen We'd
nesday and Thursday in the Keystone
comedy. "A Modern Enoch Arden
Malcolm Duncan ana Anna Nilsson
will be in the leads Friday IN a kleine-
Edison feature. THE Scarlet Road,
A Hearst-vitagraph Pictorial News
is shown every Friday.
Saturdays picture will be Thou
Shalt Not Coyet," afive-act V. Il S. E.
feature. in which Kathlyn Williams
and Tyrone Power are cast in the lead
ing parts. The story is built on the
commandment. "ThOn shalt not covet
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13
In Beautiful PhotopIay That
Will Begin Notable Week at
the 0rpheum.

The 0rpheum theatcr will present
some OF Broadway's most brilliant
stars on Its screen the coming week.
and all will appear in supreme photo
dramatic triumphs,
THE Ballet Girl will be Mondays
feature. This drama appeals TO every
one because OF Its beautiful theme.
that of purity in all things. and this
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13

Bessie Barriscale, the beautiful star
whose screen triumphs have brought
her to the front rank Of film artists
within the last year, soon will be pre-
scented by Thomas H. lnce for the
fourth time on the triangle program
in an absorbing war romance from
the pen Of j. G. Hawks entitled Bull
lets and Brown Eyes" The produce
ton is totally different from anything
in which Miss Barriscale heretofore
has appeared and is said to offer the
star in one of her most bewitching
characterlzations.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13
now IN BIG FOUR
FRITZ Brunette Makes Her
Debut in v. L. S. E. Film
Very Soon.

Miss FRITZ Brunette, the Selig star
actress, makes her debut in V. L. S. Il.
productions in the selig Red Seal play,
Unto Those Who Sin," released
March G. Miss Brunette is among the
most popular Of screen favorites. She
has appeared in many of the Selig
one. two and three reel photoplays.
Her enaction Of the role of Nadia"
working girl, who becomes enam-
CURED with gold. and ultimately be-
comes scheming woman, is a char
acter study in heredity and environ
ment. That the wages of sin is death
is clearly proved in this story.
Miss Brunette wears eighteen cost
ly and beautiful gowns during the
course Of the Selig drama, unto
Those Who Sin," which was written
by James Oliver Curwood.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13

beauty. The whole story is modern.
true to life and contains some i'm
prcsslve revelation. 1t fairly teens
with high tensioned interest and the
heart throbs of thwarted love. The
play Is from the pen Of tho famous
writer, Ezra Butterworth, and with
the valuable assistance Of an all star
Broadway cast 1t is sure 10 meet With
the highest approval.
The music plots this week will be
highly entertaining and all numbers
rendered will be cued exactly to suit
the picture. This part Of the ex-
cellent program is something entirely
new and lovers OF music will appre-
ciatc the telling effect OF the music
on the picture.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13
STAGE NAME
Is Adopted by Pretty Ingenue Appear
pearing In Metro Films.

From now on Betty Riggs, the pretty
II year old ingenue appearing in Met
70 feature productions, will put aside
that perfectly good homespun name,
for the more euphonious one Of Evelyn
Brent. It was so ordained by the
young lady herself, when, after brief
but successful career In motion pic
lures, she came into her own with the
prominent role Of "Snowbird," an In
dian girl, in support Of Edmund Breese,
in "The Lure Of Hearts Desire"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13
HEROIC PART
Is Taken by Mary Pickford in Her
Latest Feature.

Though Mary Pickford has won her
greatest successes in pathetic and
comic roles, her wonderfully versatile
Of Peppina in the Fa-
nous Players spectacular and thrill
ing story, Poor Little Peppna, ="
proves her to be equal to the most
exacting Of heroic parts. This latest
Paramount picture takes the little
heroine from Italy to Sicily and then
to New York. 1t will be released in
March, and is tho biggest production
In which she has ever starred.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13
AVIATOR
Is Taking the Pictures Of the New
PetroM Feature.

George W. Peters, who is as well
known as a professional aviator as he
Is an expert camera man, Is now at
work under Director Francis ]. Gran
don, doing the camera work OF the
new Petrova feature, "The Soul Mar
ket,' which will be released in the
Metro program.
Until recently Mr.. Peters was en-
ployed by the Keystone company, maxi
Ing their principal comedy films. Be-
fore that he worked for the Biograph.
Famous Players and selig companies.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13
MISS BRADY WILL BE
SEEN AS BALLET GIRL
with exquisite perturbation.
Plays Two Days.

The sensation Of tho week comes
Friday and Saturday when tho darling
OF the silent drama. Miss Muriol os-
trlche. will be seen in the leading role
OF the brilliant photoplay, 1.-THE Cir
Gus Girls Romance" Part of the
thrilling scenes are laid in the circus
grounds and the remainder of them
taken in society affairs, including n
gorgeous ballroom, where tho plots
arc laid to kidnap tho little stage
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13

Bush in the Keystone comedy, BE
cause He Loved Her." both to be
shown Monday and Tuesday; Henry
Woodruff and Rhea Mitchell in an lnce
production of THE Reckoning Flame"
and Joe jackson, Viva Edwards and
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13

Florence Reed has received an Of
fer to head a repertory company In
San Francisco to produce high grade
plays.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13

thy neighbor's wife," and a picture of
rare merit has been built around it
The comedy shown each Saturday
Is made especially for laughing pur-
poses. Billy Watson, the celebrated
New York comedian, is featured.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13
EDWARD Jose.

Edward Jose. the Pathe producer,
has now finished "The Light That
Failed" the Gold Rooster play adapted
from Kipling's famous novel. He says
that in his opinion 1t isthe best pic
tlraha eyer made. AnAxtyaoTdinarily
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13

James Montgomery has finished a
comedy called Irene O'Dare."
The sun., 1916-09-10
DARCY BEATS CLABBY
IN 20 ROUND CONTEST
The Australian Middleweight
Champion Easily Outpoints
American.

LONDON, Sept. a.--Les Darcy. the Aus
,ral!an middle Weigh champion, easily
defeated Jimmy Clabby OF Hammond.
Ind, on points in n twenty round con-
test nj sydney. y. :. w. to-day. accord
Ing 10 Il Reuter- despatch from mat city
This is the second time that Darcy has
| defeated Clabby on points In "A u GO
ing the limit Of twenty rounds Their
! nrst meeting was on October %. 1919,
and while Darcy received the verdict or
the referee. 1t was generally conceded
that Darcy had not won by an over
| whelmlng margin.
One thing seems pretty definitely set
tied by the results OF the Darcy-Clabby
contests and that Is that the Australian
il not successful in reaching the jaw OF
"A clever defensive boxer of the Clabby
type.
This naturally creates the impression
that Gibbons might have an excellent
chance to win from the Australian on
points in a twenty round bout.
Clabby earned the right TO n second
meeting with Darcy because OF n series
OF victories over lesser Australian
boxers. Darcy's next engagement viii
he with George Chip, the bout being set
for september 10, and It should prove 10
be the hardest test the Australian has
yet been subjected to. In Chip Darcy
will face the hardest puncher and the
earnest man lie has yet been called on
to meet.
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Fletcher steals Home.

The Giants scored again in the NTH.
Burns singled to centre. stole second
and took third on Herzy's sacrifice.
With a play at the plate Bancroft FUN
bed Robertson's warm smash and Burns
scored. In the ninth inning Fletcher
played a mean trick on steamer Al by
stealing home on him while ne was
picking on Perritt. Demaree o~bligingly
threw a few feet wide OF the plate as
Artie started. Fletcher had reached
third on his own double and kauf's liz.
field single.
Bender's first inning wlldness got him
into a mess OF trouble and the Giants
had two runs before he r!ghted HIM
self. The Chief hit Herzy. and Robert
son singled the former Redland Chief to
third. Dave stole. and a wild pitch
scored Herzog n placed the N!yginian
on third. He scored on Fletcher's In.
field out. Zim also walked in this In
ming and a wild pitch helped him around
to third. but the new teeth again failed
to charm. As Kaur walked Z.m was
nailed trying to steal home.
Benderis support blew apart on him
in the seventh, when Siehon fumbled
on Fletcher. and Bancroft in trying sor
a double play dittoed OIL Kaun. Holke's
bunt then eluded the Chief. filling the
bases. He worked out OF this muddle
with no more damage thar one run
Fletcher scoring on McCarty's sacrifice
fly. The scores:
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DOYLE BREAKS LEG
AS CUBS WIN TWO
Larry Out for Rest of Season
-Pittsburg Banked by
to 0 and : to o.

plTTsBURG. Sept. a.--Ch!caco shut out
rit,sburg twice to-day, winning ) 10 o
:ni : 20 0. hu; in Victory u serious loss
anne TO the team when Larry Doyle
fractured his ankle. Doyle split 4 small
bour In his ankle N the eighth inning OF
the Hrs. game and was carried from the
field and to Il hospital. it was an
nolnccd there he probably would he out
OF the game for the res; Of the season.
The loss of Doyle IS "A blow To the cubs.
He only recently was acquired In IA
trade whereby Heinie zimmerman went
to the Giants in exchange for Doyle. lie
was playing great ball when injured.
The scores.
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CHICAGO MAKES IT
SEVEN IN A ROW
White SOx Take Final Game Of
Series From Indians by
5 to + Count.
LAMBETH SENT TO COVER

CHICAGO, Sept. Chi
cago won It's seventh straight game to-
day by defeating Cleveland, ) TO 4. in
the final contest of the series.
The locals punched hits off Lambeth
and drove him off the slab after Ave
innings. Becbc's wildness and Weaver's
double gave Chicago the winning run In
the sixth. williams pitched a fine game
until the ninth. when Speaker started a
rally which brought the visitors TO
within one run of a tie. The score:
CLEVELAND (A) CHICAGO tA)
The sun., 1916-09-10
SYRACUSE WINS FLAG;
SCRANTON IS SECOND
Pitcher Buckles OFF to Join
Yankees; Ehmke Ordered
to Go to Detroit.

SCRANTON. Pa. Sept. 9.-Syracuse won
the pennant in the New York State
League race. which closes tomorrow.
Mike O'Neill, IL former ST. Louis and
Cincinnati player. is managing the Stars.
but on Monday he becomes u free agent
under terms OF an agreement made at
the start OF the season with the stars
owners.
Mike n been offered the management
Of the Binghamton team for 1917. Red
Calhoun having been notified hat Owner
Johnson intends to have a new team,
from manager to batboy. next year.
but he Is considering the Binghamton
offer.
= Scranton. managed by Bill Coughlin.
former Washington and Detroit player.
won second place by beating Bingham
ton here to-day. Binghamton finished
third. Couehlin has been engaged to
manage Scranton in 1917.
Pitcher Buckles of Scranton. a south
paw, left this city tonight to Join the
Yankees. and Ehmke, the Syracuse star.
who was awarded to Washington after
Detroit had bought him from Syracuse,
has been ordered TO join Detroit at once,
arrangements having been made by De
tro!t to give Washington $4,000 for the
pitcher. To-day's results and tho stand
ing follow:
Al Harrisburg tnrst camel u. u. L.
f]yr rr { ,:,,. dSSG9SSS- = :
Batterles-Roth and Konnick; Helfrich
and Blair.
syrscuse ........ % 3 i
Harrisburg. ....... 0 u 0 0 x-2 3
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Konnick; Parsons
and Blair.
At WIkesbarre lnrst camel r. II, T.
Elmira. ....... o q o o % = :
Wilkesbarre.. u ! U U ! o 0 o Is > =.
Rattcr!es-Gringras and Casey: Beretsk
and Briger.
second game u, '! r,
Elmira, ..,...... 2 0-l0 II !
Wilkesbarre. ..-.. q u q U o . O. = .
Batteries-Jordan and Fisher; Robbins
Dougherty and Briger.
t Reading (frst camel x. y. T.
R.,si,a;..:'. 5SdS5SSSS--5 Z ;
Batteries-Ring. Walker and Bruggy
ps.san. Gsrner and wanamaker' r.
R R.sa.ns So.@5gd@S-5 3
Batteries-R!ng, Walker and Bruggy
ponahue and Wanamaker.
At Scranton tiirst game)-- Il. IL. u
Binghamton. O2OO l d q o O-3 u .
Scranton 49,. D q ! I D l u IA 0
Batteries - Barnhardt and Cotter
Buckets and Brannan.
glnshamton." a%SS@G3S9-s 9
Batteries-Sitton and Cottsr; Duchesni
and Brannan.
The sun., 1916-09-10
RALLY IN TENTH
STOPS RED SOX
Boston Defeats Washington in
First Game 2 to I, but
Loses Second 3 to 4.
SMITH HITS TIMELY

WASHINGTON. Sept. s-(American).-
Boston and Washington divided . double
header to-day. the visiting team taking
the first game 2 to / and losing the Soc
ond, which went ten innings. The score
was 10 9.
In the tenth inning Leonard was safe
on McNally's tumble and was sacrificed
TO second. With Smith. n left handed
hitter. coming up. Mays was relieved by
Leonard. n s%outhpaw pitcher. Smith
drove the ball over Shorten's head In
centre. scoring Leonard.
Tho first game MAS a pitchers duel
between Ruth and Johnson. The scores [:
The sun., 1916-09-10
DETROIT IS HELPED
BY BROWNS ERRORS
Tigers Hitting Also Figures
Prominently in Victory
Score Is IL to Q.

DETROIT. Sept. e-tAmerican).-De-
troit to-day administered a II to s de-
feat TO the 81. Louis Browns In the
final game of the series.
Detroit scored In every one Of the first
six innings and 81. Louis made all her
runs In the last three. st. Lou used
three pitchers in trying to stop the Ii
gers hitting. bu, with six fielding err
rors they could do little. The score:
ST LOFTS A a.
The sun., 1916-09-10
TO ANNOUNCE DRAWINGS.
Draft Of Minor Leasue Players to
he Made Public.

CINCINNATI. Sept. Sit was decided
to-day that the annual drawing OF the
drafts of the major leagues from the
minors would be held In this city next
Friday, September Is. by the National
Baseball Commission. This will be the
f,rst time since 1913 that tho drafts will
be announced ~ drawn.
In 1914 and 1915 the drawings were
kent secret owing to the war that wa
|yhsn % WITH thS FEDERAL Lsasus.
The sun., 1916-09-10
10th X LONG SWIM.
Boston NatatOr First IN Amateur
Ten Mile Race.

Boston, sept. 9--Charles 10th of the
u Street Swimming Club won the New
England amateur ten mile swimming
championship In I hours ~ minutes In
the Charles River basin to-day. Twenty
three. minutes slower. Walter Dunn. his
clubmate. finished second. They were
the only Survivors of nine who started
the series of circles about the one mile
course.
Miss Marion Gibson retained her hon
ors AS woman's sectional 100 yard dash
champion.
The sun., 1916-09-10
REDS WIN OPENER IN
TENTH INNING, 6TO3
Cards Come Back in Second
GamrWith Rally in Ninth.
Winning, l to o.

ST LOFTS. Sept. 9--CNationals).--
Cincinnati aud It. Louis broke even IN
a doubl" h.Hd'r here to-day. Cincin.
h"'' TOOK ~" 'iH~t game, Il to 3. by ham
'ntHlHg Williams for three runs In tho
tenth, after 81. Louis had tied the score
with three runs in the ninth.
Tn" second game was A pitchers bat.
u" between Ames ard Knetzer. st.
Louis won in the ninth. 10 0, when
B"S'her with n timely single scored
Miller. who had singled and advanced
~ a sacrifice and walk. The scores:
The sun., 1916-09-10

.Ra,ted for We!lman in the third trninc.
HATED for Hamilton In the ninth inning
st. Louis ....... . 0 ! J ~
Detroit .......... l 3 . . y u LIE
Two has. hits burns, CoS"leskl", Marsahs'
Iaysn. Three base hits bush. Nta'h, 'rA"'
ford. Young. Pratt. Austin. stolen bh.'s-
Ncact, Crawford, Miller Sacrihc' hits nv
Young. Sacrincr hN-Spenccr. pnuhie rIaNs-
Ruml,r and Sister. >. Left on hns"s-St i"'uie'
:. Detroit. &. First base on errors-St. Louis.
!: Detroit, I. Bases on halls-On Weillnan. ! 4,
on Hamilton. l OF Co,eleskie. T. Hits ana
earned runs-OH WeilmRn. 3 and ! In . IN.
ming. on Davenport, q and 3 In I inning OF
Hamilton, 6 and J In 8 innings on tov"i"ssir,
II and 8 in 9 innings. Hit by pttcher-hy
WeIimnn. 1 Rurns). struck out iy WcilinHn,
!. hy Hamilton, !: by Covcleski". 4. Wild
pitch-pavenport Umpire N"ssrs iiln'.
brand and Connolly. Time " game h"or ana
a. minutes.
The sun., 1916-09-10
Dick ktnscNa Retires.

pEcATvn, Ill. Sept, Orchard i.
lLrkp ktuScila, scout for 'lic New Yor,;
Americans. announced to-day tnat he
nns retired from baseball and vii! de-
vote lli> time 10 his business interests
tn Spyi. giirll. Himself, was formerly
cont far the New YORK Giants and Is
credited VITA lHv,r. fouud Larry Doyle,
Ray S,,nlL. Iiein!r t'roh and several
other major league stars.
The sun., 1916-09-10
GAME.

Two base hits Peckinpsu gh. McInnis. Home
rm-Bakcr, Stolen bascs- Magee. Miller, Pick.
Sacrifice hit-Mngec. Left on New
York, 8: Philadelphia. 6. First base on error
rhiiadelphia. /. BASES on bslls-OG Shocker.
! on Hush, 7: on Majors, .. lIits aud earned
runs-OK hush. 8 and I In 1873 innings: M
Majors, o and o In ! l-3 innings. Hit nv pitcher
by Hush. 1 Cshockerl. struck out-lsy Rush.
Z; BY Nabors, .: by .Shocker. l. Will. pitch
Shocksr. Uhpires-Aessrs. OINvShlih and
The sun., 1916-09-10

PERFORMS McCINNITY'S OLD TRICK

HERE he is in all his manly
beauty-Pol Perritt, Iron
Man. For the second time within
four days John McGraw yester-
day afternoon allowed one Of his
pitchers to work all the way
through a double header, and on
this occasion, with Perritt doing
the honors, the Giants efforts
met with complete success. Last
Wednesday Rube Benton hurled
both games against Brooklyn, but
after taking the first was beaten
in the second.
The sun., 1916-09-10

TOfiIs- - II 2 20 Is
'h"i'"I Tor Wilson Ia the seventh inning.
FBai''"l frr smith In ,he ninth inuinx.
i,at''d Tor Watson In she eighth inning.
shWi '"t Heck In the eighth inning
' ii,lhnhll.. ,....,.. n q ! | n 0 q q "a
81 Louis ........... a q o a n a
Nv" hos" bits Long. Hnrrisby. Home run
w 90. stolen ihs" ,,"I2hl.N. Sacrifice LAt--
schulz, l"uhl" PLAYS Mck"rhnic. Chase and
liul'l. l"no"il. Gins" aud lluhn. Left on
ha,"s-t in"lUuati. .; 81 Louis. 2. First base
on 'ri"'% - l"uiS. }, bas's IN balis-ON
N'i'"', ! 'n watson, !; on turric, /. Hits
M 'trt'i 'us on Schulz. Q and = In 10 in.
' "n "''S"" 4 Hui . in ( innings, on
'h.'r' ! and IN ! inning on Williams.
J 'uhlns llt hy pitcher Nv Schn.Y.
! 'Nai-" D. Sirucs out ny Schulz. 4 bv
&c., niIrrs M'ssr>. Harrison and
q bay. T'ur NJ game hours and 3 minutes.
The sun., 1916-09-10

CHICAGO. Sept, 9-Scntt Terri. the
pitcher houeht by the Cubs from At
lanta, signed a contract here to-day.
The sun., 1916-09-10

the fourth inning. Zim singled with
one out, and Eddie Burns's throw cas-
lily stopped Iiein!e's steal. but Siehof
spilled II. Fletcher scored the Bronxon-
ian member OF the antlered family with
q single to left.
The sun., 1916-09-10

MUsCATINE, la. Sept. 9.-The sale OF
Pitchers Ed Pinkerton and II, w. Flanna-
gan to the Detroit American League club
was announced to-day by officials of the
local Central Association club, They Will
rsp0rt'in the spring. Il,
The sun., 1916-09-10
National and American League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York. =; Ph'adelphia. I Wr>t.
New York. =, philadelphia. u tsecOnd).
BrOOklyn n. :; Boston, u.
Chicago. =; Pittshurg. u Mrsn.
Chicago, =; Pittshurg. u tsccond).
Cincinnati, q; -. Louis. 2 uirst, ten
Innings.
~. Louis. I; Cincinnati. q tsecOnd).
The sun., 1916-09-10
CHICAGO a.


Cleveland. .......... q q . 0 o 0 81
Chicago. ............. 0 . . 0 -
Two base hits-Wcavor. Roth. Three hBse
. hits. Collins. kRyanauch. Stolen bases
Schaik t.,. T.. Collins. Jackson. Terry. Sacri-
hce hits-Wesver. Terry. Leihold. Sacrihce
fios-Nrss, Wambsganss Double p~lay-Tcrry,
Il. Collins and Ness. Left on sscs-Clcveland
:: Chicago. .. First base on cr~r0rs-thicago.
> Eases on halls-Dn Lambeth. !. ~ VIII.
isns. ! or Bcci". =. Hts and earned runs
on lambeth. = and 5 ~ 9 Innings: "f Bc"ic.
I aud IN . innings OF Gould. Q and Q In !
Inning % WillIens. i and J In ? Innings III
by pi'chfr-Ey Williams. ,Rotm. Strucn
I. Empires rssrs. owens and D.neen. Time
II game hours and 4 minutes.
The sun., 1916-09-10
%SUTCLIFFE NINE WINS.

I~OUISVIII.E. Ky. Sept, N.The. SUI
cline team Of Louisville defeated the
UNDERESTIMATE team OF Indianapolis. .
to 2. here to-day IN tho elimination series
for the National Amateur baseball Ass"cii-
ton championships The Indianapolis. team
blew MP lin tn" sixth inning, when Louis
vile scored seven rum. on three nlunel
f,es. two wild throws. two singles, a louH,'
and Il three base hit. The score:
The sun., 1916-09-10

Two base hit Alexander. Three base hit
Shawkey Sacrifice fy-Miller. Double plays
Pick, Witt and McInnis: Johnson and
delphia, 7. First base on errors-New York.
3. Bases on balls-On hawke .: OF
struck out-By Shawkcy. .; by johnson, |.
Passed -Picinich, Empires Messrs. Nallin
| and OIOughlin. Time Of game hour aud -
, minutes.
The sun., 1916-09-10

flNSl tAMi..
CIIIc AGO N, plrrSBIRG NJ

Two base hits-n"ylc. Wilson, Kelly, Stolen
In so-Wortman. SHcrinc" hit -Ilark. p"uhl"
plav-knntlchu'r and Mccarthy. Lett on bases
Chicago, . Iittshug, 4. FIRST has" IN error
-rittsNnrg. !, First has" on balls-ON Vaughn.
4 on kan,lehn'r. 9. Hts and earned runs
on Vaughn, . and o IN y innings az Kan
tlohn.r, \ and . in : Innings of Harmon, I
and n In I inning Struck out-Bv Vaughn. 4;
by Kan'lehn"r, l.. Impires Messrs Eas"n
and Eislcr. Time Of gane-l hour and 81 min
The sun., 1916-09-10
SECOND GAME.

totals, ., 2 af-' - o
'hatted for Scott In tho ninth inning.
TI"r out when winning run was scored.
.RStt"d for Harper In the nth inning.
Slated for tallia In the ninth inning.
Ros'on. ............ o a o o q I %
Washihston........ 0 0 0 . 0 0 v 1 "a
Two base hit-Judgo. Stolen hascs-Waish .,
Sacrihc" hits Mcbride, Janvr!n, Thomas.
Mays. Milan. Double piays-Hcnry and Nc
Rrid" Leonard. Poster. Judge and Henry Nc.
BRIDE, Foster and judge. Left on hascs-Bos.
On. l.; Washington. :. First base On evrors-
i."'t"n. :: Washington, : Masses on hslls ~
HARPER. 4 N Gnllia, 4 81 SHAW. l. ma
mi earned runs-OH Harper. . and I In : ir.
rincs OF MAYS. 2 and ) IN ga innlnxs ~
,'allia. . and = In I Innings OF Leonard. I and
IA inning an shaw, | and U In ! inning.
iNt 10y piicA"r-Ry Gallia, ] Gnnvrin). Strinx
ont-Ev liaip'r. 4; by oallis. ., Umpirs-
M"ssf>. th'il md Evans. Time OF game-S
hours and IS minutes.
The sun., 1916-09-10
FIRST GAME.

New York .............. 0 ooiio "a
Two base hits--G, Burns, Siehon, Flctchrr.
stolen bases-Kaun q. Burns. Holke ~,
Fletcher. Sacrifice hits-Iierzog 2. Sacrifice
ny-Crsvath. Double pisy-Mctarty and Her
zog. Left on bases-New York. .; rhiiad'!'
phia, /. First base on error-New York, !.
Earned runs-On Pcrritt. /: OF Demarra, !?
Bases on bslls-On Demaree. 2 @. Burns. Nc
ncmsrcc, Cravath. Bancroft, Cooper. PaskcrD :
Ly Dema rec. 9 Perritt. McCarty). CmpiIes-
Ai-ssrs. Klein and Emslie. Time Of game-l
hour and 50 minutes.
The sun., 1916-09-10

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York. 1; Philadelphia. I ,hrst,
New York. Z; Philadelphia. q ,second)
Chicago 3: Cleveland. I.
Detroit. ~; ~. Louis. =.
Boston, .; Washington I Nr>t,
Washington. I; Boston. = Second
ten innings.