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SPEARS HAS INDIAN
SIGN ON KRAMER
Bob. for Fifth Time. Defeats
National Champion in Match
Bike Race.

NEWARK. y. J.. Sept. 3.-Bob Spears
Frank Kramer in 4 match race at tn.
local Nelodrome. The national cham
rion is getting TO be pie for the elon-
gated cyclist from the Antipodes. who
has won five out of six match affairs
from the East Orange rider. Spears has
beaten Kramer now in four successive
match races.
Spears turned the trick IN two straight
heats. both at "A mile. winning the first
one by the length Of his bicycle and the
second heat by the length OF his front
wheel. Spears appears to have too much
speed for tn" title holder as when ne
gets going he just sails bv Kramer.
John Staehl". a Newark boy and
member of tho Bay View Wheelm.n, who
ciinched the national amateur champion
ship some weeks ago. won the last Of the
national championship races this after
noon when he came home first in the Ave
ME event The summaries:
The Bras.nri Race. a; One Nile. prof...
sional-Ar;hur Spencer W. Alfred Grend,.
ME-. u - seconds
one Mile Handicap Professional-won
Grimm $40 yards!. second; Frank CORY
go yardsl, hIid FLOYD krebs Iso yards,.
fourth; Joseph q Kopsky G55 yards,
hfth, Time. ! "a Is.
Fiv" Mile National Championship. Anna
teur-won by John l.. staeh,e. BAY View
Wheeimen; Harry Hoffman. san Francisco.
second, Thomas Be..o, rnione ~sportivs
l;aiiana, ;hird; Edward ] Carrot, OAK.
land. CAL fourth Time, HAS 80.
one Mile Match Race, Professional-
Frank l. Kramer IS. Roher, T. spears
Won by spears First heat-won hy
spear. Tim, :;45 -. Lat eighth mile.
II :3 seconds second heat-Won by
>neIZ TtIna pEnf ~ As II, -.st-
~ Ia seconds
one Mile Team Match Race. Professional
Won hN Eddie Madden and william Han
ley. Marce! Dupuy and Francisco Ve-ri.
third Frs hsa;-Won nv Han.ay ana
Madden Cameron and Kaiser. second
Nrrri and purly, ;hird. TINE 9.i5 e-S
Las "ighih mile, :. - seconds Second
heat-Won 10y Dupuv and Ncrri: Han-y
and Madden. second; Kaiser and Cam
mile. /. - seconds. Third wor by
MADDEN AMI Han.'y; Kaiser ana Cameron,
second Dupuy amt verri. third. Time
80 90 Last eighth mile, y 80 seconds
Miss and out Invitation, Professional
won by Fred HI, John Bede.l. second
fourth; William spencer. nfth. Time
b;.| ~ Distance. three miles
one MI" Handicap. Amateur-Won rs
Fred TaI .or. Newark GO yards, William
Weiner, BAY View Wheelmen 80 YARDS
second; Andrew Ciacuch. Buffalo ,s'
cub, san Francisco. fourth. Time
Ten Mile Opea, rrofessiora'-won b,
Alfrnd touIlet; Jacob Magin. second. Reg
!nald Mcnamara, third Fred Hill. fourth
Oscar Egg, hfth, Tim". co:A
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AMERICAN S0CCERS TIE.
short . Man Through Injury, They
Hold Sw~des Even, 10 1.

cHEIsTIANfA. Sept. J Cii London,
Sept. I. 80 \. 1.-The game be-
tween the all american soccer team and
the Norwegian team was played here
tonight before 90. 0uo spectators. one OF
the greatest crowds that ever witnessed
an athletic event IN this city. EaCn
team scored one goal. General good
feeling prevailed throughout the con-
test. both teams being cheered by the
spectators.
The American team after thirty-hve
minutes OF play was composed OF only
nine players. one being injured and a
neN man not being permitted to replace
him. Manager T. W, Cabin after the
game was enthusiasts in his praise Of
In" Norwcgians and "oinplimented the
American players on their great exhibit
ton Of Eameress.
Tn Norweyians. he SAID. played the
fastest and most exciting game the
Americans had been against on the pres
,nt tiip. ON September i the Americans
play at stockholm and leave chris,ian!a
for New York on September 5 on the
steamer Oscar II.
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~ FREDERICK q. LIEB.

Are the Dodgers going to fritter away
the pennant after holding the lead AL
season? Unless the Brooklyn boys show
a decided Improvement within the next
fortnight Il looks AZ though the Jig will
be up and the Brooklyn a will hear
the old song walt until next year"
The Brooklyns need support and 10y
atty Just now more han ever before. and
as Uncle Robbie's team IL the only one OF
Greater New Yofk's teams with a chance
to get in the worlds series the whole
city Is pulling for Brooklyn. Especially
Ii that 80 among baseball men n fans
who have come to love Robby through
his former connections with the Giants.
However. though the truth may be bit
ter to Flatbushers. II looks as though the
Superbas have blown. and II will take
a stir night to keep the team In the race,
When the Giants recently lost four
straight to the Phillies the team spirit
Of the club was broken and McGraw's
men dropped out OF sight. We can bu,
rope that the same will not apply to
Brooklyn. Many baseball men in dis.
cussing the National League race have
said. "~Brooklyn's chance to win the pen.
nant depends on its ability to stay in
front. Once the Dodgers are headed
they are not the boys who can come from
behind again and regain the lead"
Tina or course is mere speculation
Vet IL Is ar opinion shared UNIVERSAL,
by National League manager and Other
persons connected with the game.
Robins Play Poor nall.
Despite the fact tina the club wor
nine out of fifteen m in the IVES,
II has been playing poor ball ever since
that disastrous series with the Braves
The sun., 1916-09-04

baltimore IN Newark OWo'
Nichmond In Providence ~ ST rnl
I. Nj.
Montreal In tlunalo ~ u aus -
Rochester in Toronto "a VI tul o. So
The sun., 1916-09-04
DOUBLE HEADER IN NEWARK.
Indians and Orioles to Play Two
Games This Afternoon.

NEWARK. Sent. 3.-Instead OF playing
morning and afternoon games here to-
morrow the management OF the Indians
has decided to stage q double header In
the afternoon. Jack Dunn and his Bal
timore Orioles will be the visiting attrac-
ton, and two snappy games should re-
suit, NewarI invariably playing sterling
ball against the Marylanders.
Manager Fred Tenney OF the Indians
is likely 10 use Walter Sna!lwood and
JACK E.nrigh, in the box against the
Orioles. Enrigil;, who will report TO the
Yankees in the spring. is one Of the best
twir.ers on the Newsrk staff. and has
installed himself a great ~favorite with
he fans throughout the circuit. A
Triple and Minot crowe!l wiz probably
lake care OF the pitching for the visitors,
The sun., 1916-09-04
TWO HOMERS SPELL
DEFEAT FOR GIANTS
TrOjans. Newport emf Pros,
Aided by Circuit Drives,
Win. ) to 3.
SMITH AND KELLY PITCH

NEWPORT. X. l.. Sept. "A home ruin
in each Of the first and second innings
spelled defeat for the New York Giants
in an exhibition game with the Newport
Trojans here to-day. the local free Ian
GERS winning. ) to 3. In the opening
inning Gleason. first mar up. hit for
the circuit. I'M In the second. Carr
banged out a home run with "A man OH
base.
Tuero OF the Lynn Eastern League
team pitched well for the Trojans. al
lowing seven scattered hits and tanning
seven men. Smith and Kelly took care
Of the twirling for the Giants. Smith
was wild. issuing five passes. W Of
which proved costly. Benny kaun
made two hits. one Of which went for
a double. Arthur Fletcher also hit safely
twice. as did West and Martin. The
srore.
The sun., 1916-09-04

Unfortunately for the tickle fans there
lie small chance OF either of the title
holders losing his honors. They are too
well fortified in all that goes to spell
permanently to drop their championships.
and as neither will abiicate it appears
that their unruly subjects will be COM
PEELED to bow the knee for some time to
come. The important details of each
contest are as follows
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ROYALS VS.. CUBAN STARS.
Teams VIII Clash Al Ridg~wooJ
GrOunds This Afternoon.

The Royal Giants. reiHforccl ny III.
addition of San'op and WiId Rili sykes.
TWO OF tn" Lincoln Stars. WI be- sean n,
action this afternoon a. Wallace Ridge
wood Grounds in a double header with the
Iuban stars. The Royals are piayng great
bal thls season and with Ssutop to aid
behind III" bat should be more Gorlnidab,e
now thHn ever.
tn" Royals anI cnban S'trs me, carly
his season AMI tn" teams broke even. Al
the ,lip IN" team i playing, the cuban
should forc" 'h"i" opponents TODAY to pliy
90 top speed "a get ar even hrcnh. The
first ram VII be started n, 20 "
The sun., 1916-09-04
SCORES OVER
WEuMAN IN A DUEL
Allows Only Three Hits and
White SOX Beat Browns
by | to q.

81 leu, IS. Sept. = IAmerican).-
Fahcr scored over We man IN - pitch
ing ou.l to-day and chicago beat 81.
Louis | 80 .. faber allowed only three
hts. on" - double hy Muller. and but
on" man 60 ~ Ear as thlrti
Chicago won IN tn" nth, Felsch
walked and Terry sacrificed. Wcllman's
throw to catch f'c.>Ch Off second went TO
centre field and Felsch took third He
scored when Schalk doubled. The score :
The sun., 1916-09-04

kb\l>t,- ->ltItU-BD\I\
HNkiGM ~fuKil>h titH,
station. h,r " E'A,u. iat.H
heutk VI lie s&ssu AAM. w .sL-.
The sun., 1916-09-04
Champions Not Likely
to Be DethrOned To-day
Welsh, Kilbane and Williams Well Fortified to Retain
Their Titles in Ring Battles This Afternoon
Freddy and Johnny in Decision Bouts.

The intense interest In the three cham
pionship glove battles that will take
place this afternoon in three different
States-Colorado and Ohio in the West
and Maryland in the East-is due en-
tirely to the eNpectation-or rather nope
that one or two OF the titleholders Will
he ,oppled over by the challengers.
In no branch of human endcavor does
the slogan the King is dead. long live
the King. obtain so strongly as In pugi-
lism. The devotecs of the roped square
idolize a champion for a short time after
he wins his title. and then they develop
a desire to see him dethroned and a new
hero in his place.
THAT IL the sentiment that %actuates n
large proportion OF the boxing enthu-
sias OF America. and II Welsh or Kill
bane was to be put to sleep before sun
down tonight 1t would he the &C.
casion for a general celebration. AS for
williams. lie should have little trouble
with Brown.
The sun., 1916-09-04
Results of Yesterdays Games in the Two
Big Leagues and Standing of the Clubs
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

'."c.nnati, :; Pittsburg. i.
chicago. I; -. Louis. . inrsil.
.'ulrarp 4 - ntga tsa,,,s.
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Cavan Beats kildare. to

Cel.'r Park was taxed to 49, capacity
YESTERDAY. when the games nj n" Limerick
Mons Association Were staged. Many ath-
/. tic events w.r. contested. IN" feature" hc
Ing thr football game between CaNdn and
kildare, Cayan winninc nv to : The
contest Nas one o' "A senior division in tn"
Gaelic Athletic Association, In a hurting
match Limerick took the measure OF OF
faly. 10 TO
The sun., 1916-09-04

Montreal In HuHfIo ~ n tU| - "
Rochester in Toronto "a VI tul A. So
NEWARK. sept. 3-f'red Tcuue,'s IN.
Dunn's Baltimore Birds this aftorno
Newark WON the opener. : to %. tu
dropped the final game q 20 /.
johnny Enzmann. the most con. ,tc
hurler on the Ncwark team. pitched H..
first game, and althouCh touc cl 49,,
rather freely. got away with the game
The Indians iicldcd faultlcssly and na.p
hit tho ball timely. jack Beut.",. ~
former Washington senator, wa ,..rscd
with the Baltimore defeat
Rcd Healey. who pitched for N.N.t.
and beat Toronto on saturday. Va T,r.
iey's choice to pitch t." second -.N.
Two m in ~ many days W,t" 20
much. however, fr the Newark p'iys.
whose regular position Is ~ sho s'ar
and In the seventh inning h" wls drive
from the mound Leo Wit'cr. ~.
Newark right fielder. finished : - .1r.
Newark drew first blood IN mo oucr.
ing game. getting \ run In the ,"'nnl TO-
ming. Hits 10y Eitt"r. Exam .rt H.
mann accounted for tn" tally. y, no
tied 1t up m the sixth Birh.r o,
and 50 did iiartzell. VIII :" * .pf drnSr
Barber with a hi TO left New 40 w.
the game in It's half of this 50. SION D.
scoring three runs. Killer led - w.
a hit 10 right n went to second ~ W
ter's hit to left, After Ii"aley pupp,l
Russell. Ritter got II short single 90 %
but Killer was held 1T taI'd tul -
bases wero full. Hen i.gau thou mon.
on q slashiug double TO right field. clesr
ing til" bases.
Baltimor" scored once in 'he seven,
and 80 d!d Newark. Tn" Os'u,c. .
their tally OH 4 trip" by MrAy.y fr'
single by Bentley Hts b." cab. X
Ter and Writers sacrifice ~ "a,
Newark Is hna tally.
Newark scored its only ru" n
second game In tn" first urIns C,h .
led OF with a sing" and 'luk o. RI q.
Starord's one Tine" - right. Cah
scored on kh'"l's iri,Il ~ E.'~
the battcd Hr1'ey ami " 'i"r ,r".
winning - tu"y n'a' sod ~" s""..s
The sun., 1916-09-04
TENNEY'S BRAVES
GET AN EVEN BREAK
Newark. With Enzmann Pitch.
ing. Beats Birds in Open.
or. ) to ,.
DROPS SECOND. TO /

International League Results.
Newark. ); Baltimore. . Gr~tn
Baltimore. g: Newark. ! s"eul.
Richmond. 3; Providence. l.
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NNTIs, I FOr' SW.ih- .
uEnhomr 'i'', :: Tu,sa, o lHrs'l.
phtphoma cry, .. Tulsa, = ~'scrnHdt.
benson. g. sherman. = tu's,t
henson. = sherman, Us"'oud'.
MrNlrst'r. A. Muskog"". | uirsr
Muskogce .; NcAlcsi"r. . ,%secondr.
The sun., 1916-09-04
Cards Release re-, Corhan.

ST lptls. ''ept. 2-E"y Cprhan.
brought 90 the National A"acU" from III
PaCiii' Coast League - play .hortstop
FOR ~" -. Ioui, 'agi.Ua 5 departed for
san fftr,sv' t'-da,. Cufhtn has hal =
soy" arm during amos. III" cn'if" season
ana thls :. Sat To h' Mana-rr Hus.!ns.
reason Tor mo- retaining him.
The sun., 1916-09-04

NEW ONIN.NN~, N,p'
muuison, riGht io!i.i ~ ,
cans club OF Tin" >uu'b"ri A..
To-day went 'hruUgh A-
su',' ssl's game "l'hnu' q f'
qua, ng 80 inl g. rYua'- 90
the ,"Huri ~ Sh'tW rlI "
iIrStuu \tttuu, Z, lwu'I
fagttl'ss go ,H.u,r- tEtfS
Mag r'
The sun., 1916-09-04

Runs made bv Gleason ,.. West. Harris.
Carr. Lobcrt. Zimmerman. Doolan. Two base
hits-ksun, poolsn. Home runs-tirsson
on balis-By Tuero. l. by Smith. 3. Struck out
-By Tucro. ! by smith. 2; by Kelly, l.
Sacrifice ht-Harvcy. Double p~lays-Harris
snd Gleason: Kelly and Zimmerman. Hit by
pitched hall Gleason aud Harris. by Smith
West. by Kelly. Wild pitches-Tuero t).
Passed halls-kocher go. kellchcr. Umpire
Mr.. McManus. Time of game hour and -
minutes.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

-. -. cleveland, 3.
rh!taso, I! II, .oli'. O.
The sun., 1916-09-04

DETROIT, MI,h, Scp,- 3-Marty Kav-
Anaugh. Utility inield"r ~ he D-trol,
American I."asu" Ba.rball Ciub, to-day
was released 20 the clcV".ani team IL
,1oined the Indians her. this afternoon.
3Kavanaugh was sold outright 10 IN. cIeve-
1And club.
The sun., 1916-09-04
WeIsh-W hite.

Title a. stake-World's lightweight
championship
Contestants-Freddie Welsh Of Eng
land. champion. and Charley White Of
Chicago. challenge.
tonditions-Twcnty rounds to a de-
c!sior.
Hundred Million Dollar A.. G..
Colorado Springs. col.
Welsh guaranteed $4,000
White'> share not made public.
Weight-l35 pounds four hours before
r!ngtime.
The sun., 1916-09-04

Nv" base hits- NiIer, Doyle. Double play
Miller TO Beck 10 snyder. Left on bases
Chicago, 8 50. LoIis. = First base on errors
Chicago. / ~. Louis. l. Bases on halls-oT
Lavender. l IN Ames. . m Curric. :. of
Packard. l. Hits and earned runs on Amcs.
: AID . In six innings IN Curric. none in two
innings OF Lavender. : and > In six innings
none cut Ia SEVENTH OF Packard. I and none
IN three innings. struck out-By Lavender. 3:
hy Aincs, |: by Packard. J. by Currie. .
Empires Messrs Jason and Ricier. Time Of
game hour and g; minutes.
The sun., 1916-09-04

Two base hits-wortman. GONZALES. Three
base ht-Lonr. H"me rnn-kcliy. Stolen
bases. DOYLE ~. Kelly. Beck. Sscrihc" hit
pchous. Sacrifice cy-Millcr Douhl. play
Workman. Doyle and Mollwitz. Left on bases
81 LOUIS. 5 Chicago. 1 First base IN errors
81. Louis, !, Bases on ball>-Dh Steele. I.
or Vaughn. I Hits and "a rncd runs-ON Steele.
\ ~nd 4 In eight innings IN Vaughn, y sni none
in nine. struck out--By Steele, 10 by Vaughn. .
Umpires-Messrs. Risl.r aud Ess"n. TINE Of
game hour and 81 minutes.
The sun., 1916-09-04

'E"' Y ~ T"HIN' 7 Tk"VUNUl,
DETAILED STANDING or THE CLIRS
The sun., 1916-09-04
Pmnamfu Robes Spba and CangnS RMSox Dmned~ a Result of Last Weeks PorSh
Robins and Red SOx Are
FaHering in. HOmeStretch
;Pfeffer's Failure to Deliver, More Than Loss of Daubert
or Johnston, Is Responsible for Brooklyns
Reverses-Review of Week.

Brooklyn of course missed it's greatest
star. Jake Daubert. also Jimmy john
ston. the speed boy outfelder. However,
the writer believes that the Superba
who is mainly responsible for the slump
is J,H Pfefcr. the former pitching ace
Of the team. Brooklyn long has con-
tended Pfeffer did not get his just dues.
They claimed he should be spoken Of
the same az people talk OF Alexander
and Johnson. The writer used to think
pretty much the same way. but Pfefer
fell down hard when his big momen
came. lie had a chance to carry along
his club as did Walsh. Matty. AleNan-
der and Rudolph In the past. but he
he was needed the most he crumpled.
II still IL pretty hard to tell from one
day TO the next what will happen in the
National League. After beating the
Giants four straight the Philliee a a
bad Western trip. They were inanhan-
died in P~ittsburg. They came home hve
full games behind Brooklyn. but hacked
three-ffths Of that lead away In two
afternoons. They are now only two
games behind the leaders. Judging by
the manner Alexander and Rixey are
going they will be tough babies TO
stop.
Giants Perked up . BIT.
\ ian asked me the other day. TEL
me something. How do the Braves stay
up there? Man for man every other
team In the league has something on
them. Their best batters are hitting
$50. and the Braves as a team bat
less than any of the sixteen big league
teams" We said something about the
Boston pitching. He showed us the rec
ords. outside OF Rudolph and Hughes
no pitcher on the team has won more
than IL games. and Dick has only won
Is. and Hughes 10. Tyler has won II.
and all the other pitchers under ten. The
fan wanted to argue. so we asked him
to send his query to Wilbert Robinson.
The Giants perked up a bit last week.
They won their series from the haplees
Reds. and held Boston to an ever breali
in three games. winning one. losing one
and tieing the other. With his numerous
changes. McGraw should have quite a
team with which to start the 1917 sea.
son.
This weeks National League schedule
is very interesting. The Dodgers and
Phillies will continue their war to-day
when they play two holiday games. while
the Giants and Braves also will nave
an interesting Labor Day in Boston. Or
Tuesday the scenes will be ehifted and
The Brooklyns GENE to the Polo Grounds
for four games in three days with the
Giants. At the same time the Phillies
and Braves will play three straight
double headers in Boston.
The sun., 1916-09-04

3 PORTLAND, ore, sep 3-i.bu!- GIi.to.
. hrst pss"nan sold rtreitlV b' Portland
DO 'he cleveland >tn"rS az. l,ft to nirh
,GOr clcN"la 81 iiilstu p'',ln'.SlN j. Il ~
FUSED I" repur' 80 ''' puro his!ng rlub until
= bonus az ;, ,nn0 va. pa!I aim. TI.,iH
NJ ,ssld h. had aglecl 20 60 10 Cleveland
And AK matters ever.
The sun., 1916-09-04

ShreN sport, =; For Worth, /.
Galveston. :. Houston. o tnrstl.
Uous'on. 4 Galveston, " tsecondI.
san Antonio, ! Bea dmont. U lnrstN.
San Antonio, g. Beaumont, > tsecond,
, innings. darkness.
Waco. 3 Dallas. I nhrstl.
Waco, I; Dallas. 4 ts"c"nd, Innings,
darkness,
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Tig~rs' Chances Bright.

The liubmen are nov OF the first lap
OF a road trip which contains a stop in
every city on the trail. Thai IL why
Hugh Jennings thought his chances were
so bright when he called on the Polo
Ground last week. lie figures that
while the Tigers are al, home. playing
most of the time against the weakened
New York team. as well as the Ath-
let!cs and Washington. Boston will he
tackling the White Sox. Indians and
Browns in their native hairs. II will
be "a severe test on the Boston pitchers
to pull the club through on such Il
schedule.
The Yanks. after fighting stubbornly.
blew last week. They started to go
when they played the Browns. but their
complete collapse began when they
dar,ed out to cleveland Sunday n week
ago for a defeat, After returning to
New York the team lost three out OF
four TO Detroit. and broke even with
Boston. But for the terrific drop OF the
Bostons. the Yanks would now be en-
tirely out Of sight.
However. the team has not vet been
counted out. The Locals are only six
games behind Boston, and it is worth
remembering that the Phillies were 1--WE
full games behind Brooklyn before they
started last Fridays double header.
What makes the Yank chance really
worse than that Fix game deficit il the
clubs seeming inability to win ia the
West. especially in st. Louis and Detroit.
They lost all eight games played this
year in st. Louis, and six out OF eight
in Detroit,
II now looks as though Il will be n
nip and tuck race right down TO the
wire between Boston. Detroit and 81.
Louis, The Bostons still have the edge.
The sun., 1916-09-04

American irlsge-- Boston ct New YorE
1.-TWO games, Philadelphia At Warrington
1.-TWO ganesI, cleveland ~ Detroit rwO
gsr"sl, chicago ~ -. Louis 1.-TWO games
sSatlonal league New York at Boston
ffNo games, Brooklyn at Philadelphia,
(tw0 games, Cincinnati at Chicago 1.-TWO
games, -. Louis at Iittsbutg 1.-TWO
9smesI.
international League .- Richmond at
Newark ttwo games.
The sun., 1916-09-04

Two has" hit. Miller, L Collins, srhslk

stolen ba-c-FoUrmCr Sacrlhcc hat. Austin.
Terry Double play Collins and Fouruer .
Collins, Weaver and Fourni"r Left ON base
-Chl"agO, y: 81. Louis. . First base on
error ~ l.oWs. Frat base on ball-
on Fsher. I. OF Wcllmau . ms and earned
ruis-on Fih"r : ami d in . lumu-s Of
Weiluan. % amt N = UHiu.s HIT ny
pitcher 81 WrIlman ,Fourricrt struck
ont Nv Wciimdn, Wild pitch Wc.,mau
tmrirrs M,s,ts Owens and Dnrcn Tine
of same hoGrs and y minutes
The sun., 1916-09-04

On Friday there will be another shift
when the Phillies come here and the
Brooklyns invade the home Of the
Braves.
The Red SoN also ook as though they
are about to go to pieces. Perhaps they
have already. as the team has lost six
out Of is las, light They did
not look good on the Polo Grounds
during the two games with the Yankees
Carrican's great pitching stan is showing
the strain OF winning on a very slim run
allowance. and unless the Worlds cham.
p!ons are able to pick up a better lead
during the next ten days at the expense
of New York. Washington and the Ath.
letics. that world series money which
looked so safe a week ago may 20 70
some other team carrigan believes II
his team can 90 West six games ahead
ihe club is safe.
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senators Win In Exhibition.

CUMBERLAND. MD. sep 9Th.
Washluetor American League team do
'ea''d Cumberland ~ an "Nhihit.on game
h"rr TODAY ht q srurC OF - % ..
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ATHLETICS

Games OF the Brotherhood OF Electrical
workers at Celtic Park. 1890 =. NJ.
Sixteenth annual games OF the New York
CALIFORNIAN tluD AT Washington Park,
brand street. betwesn Maspc;h ana New
town, l., l.
Brooklyn Park Playground 4. 4 cham
pionshlps at Be'sey Head Playground. Hop
kinson ana Dunont avenues, 80 =, NJ.
Hudson county championships, at Bay
Onne.
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plTT>BtRG y

Tw" haso hrt> 'riTith. Mccarthy. Housh.
Thr'r hds" M Wtucn. Stolen h~aSes-Chasc
i,"U>h. ScInlid' Eft On hascs-littshurc, e.
Cincinnati. : Iir>r has" on sburg.
: Cincinnati 3. Bases On halls--On MsmsrS.
I ~ Mitchell. ? Hts and earned runs-OH
NrmHuS. u AMI : ir \ innings OF Mitchell,
= nhi > IN - Innings struck "ut-BN Mamsu,.
. mr'r"~-N ".srs Dsy and Harrison. Time
Of .atar hour and ii minutes.
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BASEBALL TO-DAY. +. games. morning and
afternoon. y. Y. Americans Va. Boston. Polo
Grounds, First game. o,:0 4, N second game,
I M-Adr.
The sun., 1916-09-04

Two has" ht> ltcaI"y, Katc, Irr.. .,..
...'''l>>"il ShrIln"' h'. Haste.
If'al'N sherman Sacrincu Nv iiHfs
base >'hwGrt. Double PLAYS litr'
Russell k"pf, Hart1"ll and itl..,. go
and kthlcr naSc> eos bali, ~ lI,..'
on Wit'",, | of Shouuau. i Stl.A .' ("
Sherman, ! lay ll"Hl,y. I U'', ur I...t
~ >N innings mon" "Ut in ~" seventh. u.
Wit'"r. ! IN thrc" innings Ter Co., .o%
Newark, 9: kaltim"ro. lmpu. N....
'~SrIcu'"r and tlrarN. Tine ~ -sn0, |u
aud A. minutes
The sun., 1916-09-04

Totals. . SO (. aT23 IL.
Rated for Amos IN the seventh inning
tRatted for Currie in the ninth inning
tPechnus nuf hi by hafiel hall
The sun., 1916-09-04

..Tw" Ia" hi,s Rates, f-an lbrcr I.-
N'tNoy ~io's4 . - o.. .riI -
WITT, h"uhl" play Er,uHuu E.uu
GIN. Ess'- on h9ll-bT lugmtuu. off
ley, >tyirh. "ui ~ i.nruauu I NH T.,
Empires M">sr. ,l'iry and ,urlruia~ =
% gam"-l hour and . niuui..
SL.rnN. .At.