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ROBINS TRIPPED UP
BY MINOR LEAGUERS
League Leaders in Exhibition
Game Mt B%inghamtOn Go
Down to 8 to + Defeat.

BINoHAMroS. y. Y. Aug. l~6.-Suuire
Ebbe,s's Flatbush scouts lost an eNhibi-
ton contest e. B~inghamtcn. champions
OF the New York state League. to-day.
The score was $ TO 4.
Malls. who started or the mound for
Brooklyn. was hit hard and Appleton.
who succeeded him, also was touched up
lively al times.
Brooklyn scored one run IN the nrst
frame. with one down Myers polcd one
to left which Irving missed after a hard
run. O'Mara and Cutshsw singled. reg
istering Myers.
The Flatbush crew counted three times
In the sixth frame. O'Mara beat out an
.nfeld tap and scored on singles by Cut
shaw and Stengel. the former coming
across when Senno allowed the ball To
get away from him In centre field. STEM
&c, pilfered and Tailed on Feterson's
weird hoist.
Manager Calhoun's team gathered
three runs IN the third frame and three
in the fourth on good hitting, aided by
hobbies on the part OF O'aIara n Getz.
About 1000 persons witnessed the
contest. The score:
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Montreal In Baltimore.
NEWARK, N. J., Aug. Is.-Buffaio went
into first place In the race for the Inter-
national League bunting by beating New.
ark. 8 to 3. here this afternoon. while
the Toronto team scored over the Frovi-
dence Grays In Providence. Jack Ons.
low. the husky catcher Of the champions,
hammered the Bisons into first place BY
smashing out 4 long double in the eighth
inning, scoring Mcdonald and Gill.
Walter Smallwood. the Newark twirler,
weakened as the game went on. For the
first Ave innings he held the Bisons &c
one run. but thereafter Buffalo solved
, his delivery. Newark got OF to a three
,un lead early In h game. but BY the
time the seventh stanSA was reached
Donoyan's boys had the score tied. Their
in the eighth they proceeded to put over
the winning runs. Lore Bader KEEP,
Newark's eight hits pretty we'll scattered
Rob OH and Jack Carhtrom hit the
ball with a vengeance. Each obtained
four hits. Gill. who has hit the bali q,
a terrific clip In this series. batted 1000
for the day. Carlstrom. who comes from
Elizabeth. was up Ave times.
Buffalo got q run In the second inning
and Newark scored twice. Carlstrom go
a hit past third and went to second or
Hummel's sacrifice. Gill stung a single
20 left and Carlstrom tailed. Callahan
walked for Newark. n wltter got q
cafe hit. Duvin was put on an infelt
fy. but Stafford singled over third and
Callahan scored. Esan singled TO righ'
and Wit,er counted.
In the third Newark scored on Cable.
single. Healey's sacrifice. Killers on
and Callahan's hit to deep short. Tn,
Bisone started to crawl up In the sixth
Ca!lstrom was safe or Starord's error
Hummel again sacrificed and Mcdonald
followed with a hit that sent Carlstron
. to third. Gill again was there in a pinci
n poked the ball to right. Carlstron
scoring.
The Bison run In the seventh can
with W out. Jackson singled and Carl!
s;rom tripled.
Mcdonald started on the eighth wit!
a hit to short and OH singled 10 LEI.
onslow then drove the bail to deep lef
field for two bases. scoring Mcdonald
n Gill. lie was doubled IN secont
when Egan got Bader's ny bun' In from
~ M plate and shot II 20 Stafford for Z
double killing. The score:
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EVERS STARTS WEST
WITH STALLINGS' CREW
Johnny RejOins Team in
jamestown. Where Braves
Beat Minors. II to 1.

JAMESTOWN, y. Y, Aug. 16-(Exh.bi-
t!on).-In an exhibition game here to-
day the Boston Nationals scored an easy
victory over the local independent cam.
II to 4.
John J. f:vers. captain OF the Boston
National LsaGue baseball club rejoluei
MS team here his morning after two
weeks confinement at his ho'nc IL Troy
rs IA result OF an attack of ncur.tiS.
We went Yves; with the Braves tonight.
Prior TO an exhibition game here to-
lay between the Braves and a local club
Evers appeared pon the field in uni
form. taking part in the batting and
:s!d.nS practice, bu: he went 10 the
bench when the game started.
t.vers appeared to he in good condi-
ton, but all attempts to 60 him To talk
proved u~nava,ling. his only remark being
mat lac WAS of the publicity stun for
good The score
II L
Ros,o7 .... I; oaoOs "a - F.
jamestown .. 900 o ; !
Batt'r.es-DlNis. James and Rico.
keener, Behan and Nef"al.
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EMPIRES VS.. FARMERS.
Will Meet In Third Game Of
Championship series.

The Empire City nine and Farmers will
play the third same Of their champ.onship
series at Arctic Park. Flushing and wyckofi
avenues. Brooklyn. Sunday morning. The
teams IN their other games broke even.
Thu nrst resulted In a = to- / victory for
the Empires, 3 to o. A red hot battle "
assured IN h ANAL TIT. The game will
start At 1880.
On sunday afternoon the Empire. will
hook up with the fast Galatians, Easan
or seaman viii pitch and Hanft will catch
FOR the visitor Horle or sullivan and
On Saturday afternoon the Greenpoln,
Athletics will meet the I.oughlin Lyceum
n,rs and tho winner will meet the EN-
oires.
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FIRST GAME.
CHICAGO (A.)
Tot IS 5IlN u

Totals..... IS 81 IS u !
Two out when winning run was scored.
IRAN for Terry In the ninth inning.
SBsttcd for Leonard In the seventh innipg.
yRhn for Cady In the seventh inning.
Waited for shorten In the ninth inning.
uRstt'sl for Gamer In the ninth inning.
1Rsn for Lewis In the eighth inning.
xNRatted for Jones'in the fourteenth inning.
HHxRrn for Agnew In the fourteenth inning.
Chicago...".... 0ooiilOi0000000%
Boston ..."...... 00o02oe000o0o00i -S
Two ba.e hits Felsch. Hohlitzel. Gardner,
jackson, Hooper. McMullen. Three base hit-J.
Collins. stolen bases-walker. Thomas. No.
Nally. Hooper. Sacrifice hlts-Scott. Hohlitrel,
fsber, shore. Sacrince hy-Fournier. Double
plays-Scott, Barry and Hoblitlei Cicotts,
Weaver and Fourier. Left on b~ases-Chicaeo,
Il: Boston, i3. First base on e~rrors-Chica9o.
]: Boston. .. Bases on balls-On Faber. . al
Williams. on Cicotte. 4 on Leonard. I on
Shore, :, Hits and earned runs-Oh Faber. 8
and 4 Ia s IL innings on Williams. 0 and 0 In
Is inning on Cicotte. . and 0 in 7 innings on
Leonard, $ and 3 in ! innings: of Mays. AID
! In IL inning OF Shore. 8 and 0 In s - In.
nings. Struck out-Ny Fab~r, . by Cicotte, );
by Leonard, 4; by shore. /. Cmpires- Messrs
Oi.oughlin and Evans. Time Of garse-3 hours
and 81 minutes.
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All ysmss were postponed on account OF
rain.
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southern Association.

Pacific Coast League.
Vernon, 4. Salt Lake. ::
Los Angeles, :. Portland. L..
Oakland, &. San Francisco. ..
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RIDGEW00D CONTESTS.
Cubnn Stars, Philly Giants and
Bushwicks In Twin Bill.

walIaces Riigewood Grounds. Halrsy
street and Wyckof avenue. BROOKLYN, will
he the scene OF a double header this sun
day In which three crack teams will play.
The first game VIII bring together ,he
Cuban Stars and the Philadelphia Giants.
and the winner of that contest VIII clssh
with tho Bushwicks In the anal TIT.
The cuban stars are playing at a whirl-
wind clip and II past performances are to
he taken into consideration the team should
triumph over the Giants and enter the Ana
game, Last Sunday the Cubans thrilled n
big crowd at Olympic Field, where the
team played an eleven inning game with
me Lincoln Giants. a homer BY Williams
ending The contest.
The Phllly Giants early this seas son
plaved at Ridgewood. whore they annexeu
both ends Of a double header,
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DEGNON FIELD CARD.
Three star Teams ia Play In Twin
Dill sunday.

Three fast teams vii b. seen IA action
a. pegnOn Field opposite the Hunters
Point station OF the S,ainway tube NEXT
SUNDAY ~ the. hrst game the Atlantic
r!ty nine OF the leading sent pro teams In
the state OF New Jersey VIII he p!t,ei
against the College Point Athletics, and
the winner OF that contest Will play the
Dtgnon irays In The final game. Martin
ANA COni'rey and Emmerich will be thn
| l.rts tor the Atlantis Clty nine and MRity
Sheridan, who WAS with the -. Louis
Nationals under Bresrahan, and Won Essen,
who had Il trial with Cincinnati, Will work
.or the Athletics.
The Grays as usual will have all their
star- n the Ne'i including Al klett. Jack
Sl'hler, Harry Kane, Billy Gilbert. Frank
carrot, RivinEton, Bisland, Hooker.
Aneker, Woods and Jacklitsch.
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Fourteen Yankees Are
Recalled From Minors
Ed Sweeney Is Among Those Shifted Back to the New
York ~Roster-Dodgers Leave Jake Daubert
Home-Other News of the Baseball World.
~ DANIEL.

The melancholy days are come. Ma
Jor league clubs recall their farm hands
from the minors and baseball scr,bes
recall their old coats from camphor.
Verify. the melancholy days are come.
II o don't believe 1t. rumlnate over
the fact that the New York American
League club yesterday called Ed swee-
ney back from Toledo.
This Is old home week among the
majors. for all minor leaguers still In
that class after August 2e are subject
to draft. Yesterday Messrs. Huston and
Rupert not only recalled Sweeney from
Roger Bresnahan's club but issued or
ders that made thirteen other Yankee
chattels playing In the minors revert 10
the local club. The list Of men recalled
follows
From Baltimore. Roy Hartxell and Dan
Triple. From Columbus. Dazzy Vance
and Tom Blodgett. From Newark, Hal
Cable and Jack Enwright. From Mem
phis. Luther Cook. From Richmond.
Ray Heating, Tim Hendryx and Sambo
Ross. From Salt Lake City, Bill Piercy.
From Toledo. Ed Sweeney. From To-
ronto. Cliff Markle and Mel Brady.
Counting Elmer Miller. Angel Arragon
and Urban Shocker already among the
Yankees. seventeen players have been
shifted back to the Donovan roster,
However. the fact that a man has been
recalled does not signify that he is once
more a full fiedged big Lacquer. II Is
very likely that from among the big list
only Enwr!ght and Vance will report be-
fnrR thu Denomination ~ hAir ,g.nv
league seasons. Donovan has heard
that Enwright has the makings OF a
great hurler. while Vance will be brough,
on here to take treatment for a bad
arm. Enwright is serving his first pro.
fessional engagement. as Harry Sparrow
signed him while he was pitching fol
Washington College down in Maryland
last spring.
There Is considerable likelihood tina,
Sweeney will come back to the Yankees
as he has been playing fine bail will
Toledo. Tipp.e has heen pitching wei
for Baltimore. while Fiercy. who vas a
star in the Coast League last season. Il
again doing excellent work. All the mer
recalled may be taken south next spring
Daubert Left Behind.
When the Brooklyn club left yestcrda,
for its swing around the circuit Jake
Daubert was not among those present
Daubert is nursing a pulled tendon and
he feels that a rest at home will do hin
more good than a lot OF travelling. III
will not he able to play for at least an
other week. and there Ia considerable
doubt II he will be OF sny use even then
Adams. the first baseman from Winni'
peg. may Join the Superbas at P~ittsburs
to-day.
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Gould, Fohl's Midget,
.|::I Generous to Yankees
Assures Victory Over Cleveland by Passes in Opening
Session-Lasts Less Than an ~1nning-Russell
in Fine Form-Score Is 5 to 3.
NJ rR @. ZEE

Thanks to. the splendid generosity Of
Albert jay Gould, the smallest pitcher in
either major league. the Yankees opened
their last homo stand against the West
trn tsatns On the Polo Grounds yester-
day with . rather soft victory over
Cleveland. Jay started of tho Indians
TO . handicap which even Tristram
SPEAKER could not overcome. and the
Yankees won by a score Of 6 to 3.
Gould cut his big league eye teeth the
last time. the Ohio redmen were In town.
The midget moundman Joined h club
here early In July and Fohl let him finish
out 4 game. He pitched four innings. al
lowed ono hit and struck out six men,
He started the next day and won and
also beat New York when they last called
In Cleveland.
!. Fohl therefore came to the conclusion
that the Tanks were tho kids meat. and
all might have gone nicely had not Jay
neglected to bring along his n finder,
He had no sense OF direction and in a
Jify he Allied the bases by walking the
irst three YAnks to come up. Three hits
followed, the last one a on Klepfer,
and the Yanks had Ave runs. which
proved quite msncient.
DorfAaat After First Innlng.
In many ways yesterdays tiff was q
carbon copy OF Mondays 4 to 3 victory
over Jack NAbors Of the Athletics. The
Yanks scored four runs on Jack before
he retired Q man and then lay dormant
for the remainder OF the afternoon. firine
of only two dssultory hits in the mex,
seven innings. Yesterday the Yankee,
had three runs In before an out was re-
corded and all Ave runs were In before
Cleveland placed its second putout In the
box score. After that juicy big round
the Donovan chattsfs again slept on
their oArs and two scattered hits in
cluded their offensive for the day.
Ed kiepfer. the former Yankee. who
relieved Gould In the first inning. pitched
Grand ball. He permitted only two hit'
In be(en innings and struck out five
Morton pitched the eighth inning. He
did not look a. though there was any
thing radically wrong with his right
'Souper." lie made quick work of the
three .YAnks to face him. striking on
Pipp, retiring Baumarn on a fly to cen
tire and tossing out Gedeon.
Resell Elective.
Allen Russell. wAo seems especially ef
Hective against Cleveland. worked for II,
nrm Of Rupert and Huston. and Aller
had one Of those days In which he car
make his spitball stand on Its head. turn
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BINGHAM S.

Two base hits-Senno, Peterson. Stengcl.
Stolen ba~ses-Cutshaw, Nrachctt. S,cngcl Sac.
rihcc hits-Pe;erson. Bracket. Pope, Left On
bsses-Brooklyn, !: ; Binghamt"n. 3 First base
on errors BROOKLYN. 4. Bases On halls-on
Mails. 3; on Appleton. l. Hts and earned
runs-0H Mails. hits q, runs I IN 4 innings
on Appleton, hits .. runs . In 4 innings on
Bsrnhardt. hits 10, runs I In . innings. Hut
by pitched ball--By Appleton. l ,Gonzales,.
Struck out-By Mails, l by Appleton. :. TIM
pires-Messrs. rhrman and Lewis. Time Of
gamc-l hour and 30 minutes.
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THE R
Beats r.. ID. Q. and Peter Pan on
the St. Lawrence

WArERrowN. y. Y, Aug l6.-The
liawkeye. owned by Commodore A.. l..
Judson, president OF the American Power
Boat Association. won to-daS's challenge
cup motor boat race Of the Thousand
Islands Yacht ii on the 81. Lawrence
River.
The =. n. O., owned by Graham Miles
OF New York. was second. and the Peter
Pan. owned by James simpson and :. y.
Bicknell OF the Columbian Yacht Club,
New York. third Tn final race will be
run to-NCrrow.
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COAT OF WHITE FOR
MATHIS REDLEGS
Hendrix, Aided by Ragged
Work Of Cincy Crew, Leads
Cubs to 5 to 0 Victory.

CINmHNAr. Aug. l6--(National).-
Cincinnati played q ragged game to-day
and Chicago won. . to o. Although
there werc six hits made of Hendrix he
did not allow more than one In an in
Ming.
Chicago's irst two runs we're the re-
suit OF an error. In the seventh inning
nine men ven to bat. three runs scoring
and three men being le.t on bases. Zim-
norman tried TO steal home In the second
inning. He was 0lled out by Umpire
Harrison and made a vigorous protest.
which resulted in his being ordered out
Of the game. The score:
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RED SOX SCORE
DOUBLE VICTORY
OYER CHICAGO
Celebrate Flag Raising Day
by Beating White Sox,
to + and 2 to l.
FIRST GAME GOES 16
INNINGS; SECOND

BosroS, Aug, ls-(American).-Ths
Red sox celebrated nag raising day by
increasing their lead In the pennant race
by winning two hard fought battles with
Chicago. The first went sixteen inninge
to a score OF 5 to 4. and the second game
was called after Ave and a half innings
on account Of darkness. with the score
; 2 TO j.
Every able member Of the Red Sox
team. with the exception of Carrigan
and Gregg. was pressed into service for
the FIRST game. either as pinch hitter.
runner or fielder. 1t was a grueiling
contest throughout. and was marked BY
numerous sensational plays, Weaver.
Eddie Collins. Scott. Walker. Barry and
Gardner figuring most prominently.
In this game Chicago obtained sixteen
, hits off three Boston bitchers. against
eleven for the Red Sox Of an equal num-
Der Of Chicago slabmen. but the Boston
blows were more timely n less scat
tered.
Poor Throw wins Came.
In the sixteenth inning Hooper wal
passed after two men were down.. He
stole second and scored when McMullen
made a bad throw to nrst on Barry'a
grounder.
Boston scored its two runs In the
fourth inning OF the second game on
singles by Hooper. Lewis and Gardner.
Chicago scored its run In the sixth on
two singles and Jackson's double. With
two out and men on third and second
Foster was taken from tho box and
Leonard substituted. Won Kolnitx was
sent to bat for Fourier. M struck out,
The attendance was more than 20 900,
che largest Of the season. Between the
games the worlds championship pennani
was raised with the customary cerc.
monies. The scores:
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REBELS TAKE FINAL CAME.
Wind Up Series With Hustlers
With q 20 I victory.

RicHMoNp. Va. Aug. Ia Intcrna-
.ionaD Richmond won the final game
OF the series from Rochester to-day, D to
|. 10y timely hitting. fast base running
and the effectiveness Of Ross. who al
lowed only Ave hits. Rochester's only
score was the result OF a single by Hale.
followed by Kirmaye r's triple to left in
the atth inning. Steinbrenner's fielding
featured the game. The score
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MURRAY'S TRIPLE DECIDES.
Former Giant's Clout With Bases
Full Defeats Grays.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Aug. ls-Unterna-
tlonal) The Toronto Leafs took the
final game OF the series from the Grays
to-day. handing Dave Shean's pennant
seekers a 6 to 4 defeat in a fast contest.
Red Murray's triple with the bases full IN
the sixth spelled defeat for the locals.
Tive srn~a.
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SADDENED GIANTS
ARRIVE IN CHICAGO
Gibson, Veteran Pirate Catch
er, Joins Team and Will
Work To-day.
BIG SHAKEUP IS COMING

CHICAGO. Aug. 16.-The Giants ar
rived here tonight a saddered crew.
Those four straight defeats at the hands
OF the Phillies took all the pep out OF
the New York team. and h Giants
realize now there - nothing for them
to do but to finish out the schedule. The
Western teams are all in such demoral-
ICED shape that the New York team
should have little trouble holding fourth
place. but that Is as far as they now
dare hope for.
While the Giants had little pep after
the retreat cut OF Philadelphia. the same
cannot be said for John McGraw. John
Is fighting mad. n several OF his
players found It out. Mac did not mince
words In speaking OF the shortcomings
Of several OF his players in the Phila-
delphia series.
Brad kocher especially proved a SAD
hIzle as relief catcher. after Rariden
met with his mishap. kocher did not hit
nor did he hold up his own behind the
bat, as tho last defeat in Philadelphia
was almost entirely due TO his amateur
ish effort to break up a double steal.
Gibson Will Work To-day.
George Gibson. the former Pittsburs
veteran. Joined the team here Tonight
and will be put to work tomorrow.
Rariden came West with the Giants.
He expects to be able TO take up his post
behind the plate ny Sunday. Gibson
will be retained by the team for the
remainder OF the season.
Unless several OF the veteran members
Of the Giants show a vast improvement
! from now on, there may he quite a
shakeup In the team during the winter.
There Is a, bunch that Rodriguez. the
acrobatic Cuban first baseman. recalled
from New London. may get a chance TO
play first base provided he shows that
he can hit in the big leagues. He Ia
a wonderful fielding frst baseman.
Merkle's work has fallen OF this season
In all departments. especially In batting.
The Giants originally were only sched-
u.ed to play two games here on this
call. Tomorrow was TO have been an
omen day I'm the schedule. but the Cubs
will use II to play OF a postponed
game. while a double header 10 on for
Friday and a single game for Saturday,
cubs In Disfavof.
go far the series stands eight games
TO seven In McGraw's favor The Cubs
are pretty much in bad ou: here. as a
lot or people DelieNe tneN nave peer
m~ismanaged. They do not blame Tinker
, for not winning the p~ennant. but believe
they have reason TO feel peeved wher
the present Cubs are down around 400
after all the talent Tinker had TO pick
from.
last year the Cubs finished fourth,
and the Chifeds won the pennant. ye,
the Cubs to-day are in sixth. II the
1915 team fails to nnish In the frs'
four II will b. the nrst time q Chicago
National League team has finished GU;
OF the first division since 1902. when
| the team was NTH.
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OFF A IN POLO.

This was an on day at the Point judith
Club, Tomorrow the final for the At
lantic cups VIII he played between the
home team and the Aiken Red Birds. who
win eoueede four goals. There 10 much
interest In the outcome.
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CHICK SIMLER WINS,
Outpoints Kid Burns In Pionces
=. {. Bout.

Chick Sinner outpo!ntcd Kid N!FNs
last night In the main attraction ~ NV
Pioneer Sporting tlub 10y u small mar.
Gin. The men were about on even ''',ns
In the first eight rounds, hut ~"
staged a rally in the last two sttn1asI
1,he Weights we're S.m!cr 1874 and barrs
lao.
In the aemi-hnal OF six rounds IoNnMs
BURKE ca sily won from Johnnie WilaU'
Both boys weighed 1876 poundH
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A Denial From kau6.

Benny kaur sent out a denial that he
was anxious TO he sold or traded to the
Cubs. II had been bruited about that
the star OF the Feds had offered Joe
Tinker $4,000 TO bring about his ac-
aulsitlon BY the Chicago club. but kaun
was firm in his denial that he was
seeking a change of scene or that he
had had hard words with John McGraw.
No matter how Kaur feels about 1t. II
is pretty safe to say that he Will remain
n Giant.
Leo witter, the Newark c.eneldcr, has
an excellent chance TO advance into the
National League. Several scouts have
been looking Leo over. and at least one
Of them thinks ne Is the real goods.
Wit;er has the distinction Of being
the only original Federal Lacquer
weaned ava by Organized Baseball.
Leo played with the ~. Louis club In
the first yea Of the Federal League 8
existence. and when the stars in Organ
ICED Baseball began TO hearken TO the
call OF the Feds Leo hoped to the
Newark 1nternationals. He has been
hitting and fielding strongly this season
and will very likely land with the
Pirates.
Before the end OF September Connie
Mack Will have given try-outs TO about
a dozen more men who will Join the
Athletics after the wind up OF the minor
league season. Harry Davis and Ira
Thomas still are combirg the bush for
available talent. and a goodly sized crop
OF likely looking prospects has been
harvested. DAVIS is touring the smaller
leagues In the South. while Thomas Is
gumshoelng along the Pacific Coast.
Crews. a pitcher from the Greensboro
rlub In the Carolina League. will be
among the first to report TO the White
Elephants.
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SECOND GAME.

Two base ~hIta-Felsch, jackson, Foster.
Double plays-Walker. Gardner and Barry (;
y. Collins. Weaver and Fourier. Left on
bases-Chicago. I Boston. 3, Bases on bills
on Williams, ! on Foster. l. Hits and earned
runs-On Williams. ) ind : In s innings OF
Poster. . and l in 2.3 innings on Leonard.
q and 0 IN IL inning Struck out--By Williams,
3 by Foster, O.; by Leonard. I. Umpires--
Messrs, Evans and O'Loughlin. Time Of game
II hour and : minutes.
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Two base hit-Speaker. Three base hit
walters. Sacrifice hits-walters, Russell.
Double plays-O'Neill and Wamisgsnss; Wal.
ters and Bsumnnn ,iedeon. Peck Inpau ugh and
I First base on errors-New York. /: Cieye.
land. ] Hits and earned runs--OR Gould, .
hits. 6 runs none out In first inning) Of
kl"pter' , hits n" runs IN innings on Nor
3 runs. Bases on balls-On Russell. q (Speaser
tG. wsmbsssn... Howard. Chapman. Cole,
pnuRh): on klcrfcr. waitcrs, Rnssc,D.
struck out-By Russell. 6 W'Neiii, wambs
Gsnss. Kl"pfcr, Smith. Howard by Klepfcr. |
fh Tipp 3D. r Mnsrr. r rMs:.r Ku' orrO. BY :r, M ITS%.
brand, Time Of gamo-i hour and IS minutes.