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The sun., 1916-10-03
RED SOX IN FORM
AGAINST MACKMEN
Boston Wins. I n 2-Shprc
Pitches Five Innings. Yields
Neither Hit Nor Run.

EoSroH. o~t = ctmcrican>. with
the pcnnsnt won tho Boston Americans
'ised W to-dsv. but nevertheless Do
'eatcd Pniladclphis, I 10 ..
u vas a hit'ess shu'ou. during the
NC innings that ERNEST shore pitched
10y the worlds champions. lie was then
relieved h' Jones, W pursuance Of Man
Hscr 'arriRan's police q giving tho
pitcners whom he will call upon In the
world ,srlos onl. enough vurL 20 keen
uh"In IN condition
Most or the other Red .oa regulars
"ero lnpt IN for orl" part of the game
Ai'cr tho SIKH inning w., lineup had
N,NtH substitute, including tho veteran
ti'i"o wagner. now employed as coach.
tl"i playing presented an indication Of
the strength Of the Boston rcservcs. IN,
p'pbn b'lify that capt. Jack Barty, who
h"s been OUT of the game u mont, With
= BROKEN band, would I've able 10 play I'm
the 1'G series. d"yeloped With liis au-
pctran'" ~ practic" Nc fa"orcd tn
maud ~ catching, but threw with cot.
siderable strength. George Fustcr. the
'"nN"leScen' pitcher, also tossed 4 few
balls IN practise. TIt - stu wcat.
Tho E'+tcu PLAYERS abandoned Fen
way PARK A. thcir home grounds viii,
today ealuo, arrangements haNirg
been completed to play - double header
" ~ ''' ib''lhlt '"-'l GROW at Braves
f.'.d. 800 grounds % tho Natiou,I
league l"I". Witch Tho Fed SoA viii u.e
during NC worlds s"ri"s this year and
w.i'' "as IN" s.crv ~ their worlds
s"rl" exploit, hero Last year. TIC
ch"nG" v's uaic to give the Fed Soy
e chance 4" rccomc familiar with CON
q tons ~ lrd,cs Field.
VI" Red sos we're ~ good batting
= rru to-day, tardnsrS double and his
s''r.n'' v accounted for two ~ tho
~'"i"s " Na~ mot un''l the seventh
iui're iha' Philadelphia could break
through Boston. defence. aId thou. viii,
i"r't pitcturg, Stuul'i ~usl,. Srhauc's
d"uhlr aud "u Iuii"ld nut acr, In their
tW" 'uNe Va" -@Hu" was tho cx'cSt
rla rd ncrc this s,assu. iic time being
! lnur md u nLnlt... rlr N-nrt
The sun., 1916-10-03
BRAVES FIELD FOR
FIRST SERIES GAME
Rcd Soy Are Conceded Privi
leg" Of Staging the Open
ing Battle.

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The sun., 1916-10-03
LEONARD TO START
IN WORLDS SERIES
rarrigan Says Star Southpaw
Will Pitch First Game
"BOstOn will VIM"

! BosToX, Oct. o.-Preparations for an
other $4,000 crowd are under way AZ
Braves Field. where part OF the games
NJ least Of the worlds series are TO DC
played. The Fed Sox office where the
! tickets are being handled. was swamped
to-day with reservations. The loyal
%ruoters, whose Tessic has made famous
three worlds series. are to he taken
care Of IN the left field bleachers. Many
out of town requests have been received
and Med.
Boston will make short work or the
National League winners for the worlds
championship" So spoke Manager BIZ
cnrrlgan Of tho pennant victors as ne
| watched the sale of tickets for the big
series.
: my men are playing baseball Of the
highest order. and are In better shape
now than at this time last year" Car
rigan continued. THE pitching staN Is
going great, as was shown by the man.
Ter IN which they held down the Detrolts
rs well as the heavy hitting Chicago
SKATERS.
81 believe that Philadelphia will win
the Sational League peniIant and will he
o,r opponents for the worlds champion
ship. The Phlliies have IL strong club
and one that dema nds respect. Alex
andcr 4. n wonderful pitcher and will
HdN' SoHlc StIoHE HaNttIE uHh kppu CAV
ers behind him. lie has had experience
IN II worlds series and should be better
this season han last.
Dutch Leonard probably will hurl the
opening game for the worlds series for
us. Leonard has been pitching an cX-
cellent brand of baseball of late. aud for
this reason ! expect to see him down the
representatives OF the National League
Ia the first encounter. Babe Ruth liz an
other who has come through. and Ruth
will set "a chance In the title series.
The loss of Speaker OF course will
be kceiily felt. hut Walker. Hooper and
LOWS have been playing good ball and
hitting well. Boston will win the worlds
title again just but that dow IN your
hook"
The sun., 1916-10-03
Has Gtnpts NJ Hts Mercy.

FROM then on Cooiuba lad the Giants
AZ his mercy. Zimmerman singled In
the fourth. hu, after Fletcher had porpcd
/" Olson and knuu lined out TO johnson
Jimmy failed 10y u hair Of doubling up
Zimmerman with q great throw To bau
bert Jioimr died Stealing H"lkc singled
IN tho NTH and took sccoud ON Iiariden's
iniield out. only tn lc loft when Schupp
pouped to Mpwrcy and Barns nicd cut
to Myers.
VIII two down In IL" seventh l1olhr
singled and took third whcr Myers Ic'
the ball trirhlc through him. ,utshaw
saved the day With u great catch of
I;aridcn's fpatcr, Zimmerman sent -
wicked loundcr past baubcrt IN Ill"
ninth. but was forced at second when
Mowrey stopped FietcheI's savage
Grouud"r ard tossed to ''utshaw. Ar
was %ruarouucd when Cutshnw threw ~
i.auG and Hnlk" tanned.
Daubcrt launched the Sursr,as on or
the victory trail Nth one down ~ tho
fourth frame, bouncing n single on
I-1etcher'a aiiins lake stole second as
Myers was called out OH strihcs. RiSlor
again appearing Of. Buck Wheat
promptly scored paubert With a lusty
liner 10 left. Buck was ~Inarooned when
Cutshaw lined out 10 Robertson
Lobert hatted for schupp IN the eighth
and Anderson went OIL the mound. The
Carolina tooth FULLER famed Olson. bat
otto Miller tolted him for a single 10
centre. Otto salloied TO second when
Coonlbs died on n slow roller TO Holke.
Johnston walled. paubert Allied the
bases by beating out a high boulder Ia
Anderson which Fred knocked down but
couldn't field. Anderson then cut loose
with . wild pitch, Miller scoring and
Jimmy and jake moyius up. .An!erso'
t!.n frightened and famed Nv Myers.
Tho ~NirN
The sun., 1916-10-03
Ptpp starts Things.

Donoysn's hopes doubled the -cor. 4,
the sixth F!pp banged a hard single TO
right. and Baker beat out . slow drih
bl.r TO foster. When the Kid threw
poorly ripp sdyanccd 20 third. Baker
tote second. i1ped by lIenry's short
passed ball. ~1lendryN slnached 2 sacrl-
flee Ms INTO right, putting pipp over and
sending Baker TO third. Gedeoa hunted
nicely ON tho squeeze and Baker scored.
That Ia n thing Joe does we'll besides
fielding lie IL a splendid squeezcr.
The Yail,s closed with "A run on Good
win. a Washington semi-pro. In the
eighth. U,ndr!N was patient and drew
four balls Gcdoou's roller to Foster
SHOULD Lave forced Tom, but Shanks
dropped the kid's throw nd both were
sat,. Walters outfootcd u roller q,
SlaukI. aud when Howard threw wild
Hrndry scored. The score:
"a. JL,k A an x~,
The sun., 1916-10-03

Dodgers Have Edge
With Tape in Sight
Exhibiting a finishing spurt the Dods.

Exhibiting a finishing squirt the Dodg-
ers crcpt further ahead OF the Ph!llies
yesterday with tho tape only a short dis
tancc away. BY defeating the Giants.
while the rhillies we're having their
hands full breaking even with the
Braves. the Superbas placed another
half game between them and their Quaker
rivals. This advantage. slight at other
times during the season. assumes a
gigantic obstacle to the Sleepy City cx-
poncnts.
Should the Dodgers win one more
game put OF the three they are billed
to Contest with the Giants the Phillies
must win three out Of the four from
the Braves TO win. II the Dodgers can
make a clean sweep Of the Giant series
IL will be impossible for the pills to
win as In that case the S%upcrbas will
finish with % games won and so lost,
while the best their rivals can do is ~
eanc won and ~ lost.
by losing to Philadelphia IN the first
game yesterday the Braves were elm
mated iron, further consideration. as
should tho Braves win Nil their remain-
ing games the best they could do IL
30 won and 81 lost, while the Dodgers
could lose three straight to the Giants
and still finish with .. won and q. lost.
The standing:
To BE
Won. Lost. PC. Played,
BrookI,D ..... 0: 50 .6O9:s1
Philadelphia. % 30 .GO416i
s%Phiindeiphia has one game which can
not be play ed OF.
The sun., 1916-10-03

away from him Robertson followed
with another scratch hit past Olson. Ivy
failing 10 get quito over To Il. George tab
ing ecun1 Zimmerman lifted a long T.,
In lily Myers. Burns taking third on the
catch. Robertson stole second.
Ccomhs pitched two balls to Fletcher,
a strike. another bail, a strike and then
'hc fourth ball. giving Art his base and
LOADING tho haSsocks. with tho bases
rceliug IN the last stages Of intoNicatlon
and mighty Benny Kaur up things
looked gloomy FOR Brookl!n and rosy
for the Giants. particulars 90 after RE
Ter had called three straight balls. one
Of them cutting the plate waist high. ON
Benny.
But Coomhs me. the test WITH an iron
nerve. With ~" count "three and moth.
ing IN Kenny. lack cut the heart ~
tho plate with two perfect strikes and
thea sent Tho third over In a wicked
shoot hat Benny almost broke his back
tr! ing 10 connect with.
The sun., 1916-10-03
HEATING REFUSES TO rICSI
Substttnt" 81 Nrndciht''
Wake. Vet-r", SION Hrc.

When t;~ui~r N...T OH.
liiladolph'- U'da e0oirI
wiSs tho trait go %,v v-'
aud IN that manner as
To- r-lnd ~srcsgc!rr'' ia H-o '-.'..
with Johr i.Hs.cr lc1ns'..
derbilt 4. =. Jacl. k,a.!-. i t,.
weight. offered Iii service t-l,
Was willing, tho cllo Ms f
until the song sounded fer . O..
Heating was uc..sE'tG l. ID. r..
bell scemed to tame hes..ue "
thst t.:pe anti. Eereret Jcr- g..
stopped the isrcc e. the .'. e e..
NH round Heating d.a eve
eight and e~yoryth!ug - Keep lr'.' -.as''
frcm feht,nS, Kea'!re I!r7s: i"''
shell and pulled re shell g.. a. ~ '-
The sun., 1916-10-03
EASY FOR KID WILLIAMS.
bantam I I'm mpton Outpoints Rcuo,
Kaufman In sir Rouuds,

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. kid Williams
the bantainweiglt champion ~ the
world. outclassed Benny Kaufman, Phil
adclphia's best bantamve eight. In Fix
rounds here 10. night.
Atter the ;hird round Kaufman weak.
cncj rapidly from the cfrccts OF terrif,
body punches, Witch the champion ar.
paaled To place at VIII 4 short RICH,
hook under the heart started Kaufman
going and from then un,il tlIc hnisl
Williams danced around hin. landing
many effective blows 10 the bead and
body.
The sun., 1916-10-03
snodgrass Busy At Nat.

s~nodsras, again started Boston tow
ard victory, opening the sixth with a
single to centre. Marsnville attempted
to rarr,nce, but Luderus threw wildly
toward second to cut on Snodyrass and
the runners were safe. On Wilhoits
force out of MaranNillc at second Suud-
grass advanced TO third. Koue'rhy
bounded u single to right. scoring Snod
grass and putting Without on THIRD. but
Honey was out trying to take two bases
ON ,'raNath'5 throw 10 Byrnc,
The iinal runs came In tho seventh and
with two out. Gowdy walked. Iiculbach
was lit by IA pitched bail Snodgrsss got
his third single, a line drive over Stocks
head, Gowdy scoring. Whitfield threw
over Ryrnc's head trying to catci Iicul.
The sun., 1916-10-03
KID ALBERTS VICTOR.
Beats Niliiam me Of in
Main ROut vt I%Icrn,ont 4. e..

lid Alh-rts of Elizabeth had q shade
the hest Of the milling IN his bout with
Knockout Lew Williams Of Savannah I'm
TN" tlrrmont Rink, Brooklyn. last night.
The buIt was a tame one, with Williams
ma,rtng tni0ea with frequent clinchins
and holding.
The negro hcld his own at long range.
hut Al the mitigating Nberts showed SUI
poriorit,. Nlhcrts weighed $50 pounds
stripped, while " lliams TIPPED tho beam
at ii9 pounds III lighting tog,.
The sun., 1916-10-03
NEW YORK .
.Wan fnr li"ury ia The eighth inning
.Enilrh for IhnnLhs IN ihn cigLih inmln,

TOI|I' y 7 :. Y = q"
sIian fr lI'ury Ia the eighth inning
'Bat,rd tor IhomHs IA The eighth inning
Washington .,,.,,. .... n q o n 0 I
Sow York. ......... a q q o =
Two hasr hits rcck inpauglI, Mruosk"y, Hen.
dr,N. Three hasc hit Baker. Stolen base
Rakrr. SH.rilCc hit %'iclcou. SA"rincc Il,
UcndryN. l'ouhl" plays sharks and Judge I;
Leonard. Henry and Judge. l"N m bases
New York. s. Washington, T. first base on
error Washington. |, ms and earned runs
or Thomas. ~ hits, 4 runs In 7 iunIugs OF
Goodwin / hit. no runs IN l inning IN Shaw
key, I run. Struck ont by ShsWkey. & hy
Thomas. !; 10y Goodwin, l. Bases on hsIls ,
on ShaNhry. 3 lustcr. Smith. MenoskeyI; OF
Tl,umas. =. ,iicndryI, Waltorsl IN Goodwiu. /
uIrndph struck "u,-Hy Shawkey. 6
Thomas =. Henry, Mcn"sioy, Judge, Leonard, :
ly rliomas. I ,iiiglD by Gonfwin, iShsv
key, Passed hall ilrury, ImIirrs-W -,
CONNOLLY and >slliu. Tine of same.-i hru. ana
81 minutes.
The sun., 1916-10-03
MANY ELS RESPOND.
CaIl for Grew Candidates Hrtngs
out :.5 Men.

NEW HAYES, Conn. oct, 1.-Two hun.
drcd and twenty-five students answered
the call Of coach Guy Nickalls for can
didat,s for tho Yale Grew tonight, tho
largest unlnlcr IN Years.
Practice for the annual fall regatta
will start tomorrow OH the Nousatonlc
River near Derby.
The sun., 1916-10-03

INS1 ONME.
~ pHIA IN

Totals. -. 9osaB
sBstted for Essn In th- eighth inning
-patted for ,-ovdy IN the eighth inning
:Bs,tcd for Rsssn 10 the eighth inning.
Phil. delph,s .......... o q 0 7 q . n Il.
Two base hl.s-yn ,tted. tuderus. kiilite'
stolen b~sse-psskert Sacrifice hits-Maran,ille'
Ryrne 9. Crsvsth. Alexander, Double play
Boston, 4 rhilrdelphis. . first base an
errnrs Boston. = Phi,sdeiphia, l. Bases on
hsll.-or Rsgsn, I. Iii,s and earned runs-ON
Rsssu. 5 and . IN = cT Allen, ! and none N
, struck Quite, Rssau, ,; nv t'efsnder. !.
Umpircs- M"ssr.. on. ard Ernsii". Time of
gsuic-i hour AID - minutes
The sun., 1916-10-03
vlGhtins Fourteenth Parades.

The Fighting Fourteenth Regiment,
alluded to q few psrasang on the star
hoard bow or thereabout, att.nded ia.
game as the guests Of G.. Hercules, Cb-
bets. the Brooklyn owner, and IN honor
OF G. Nap Rucker. The occasion vas
called Rucker Day as "A tribute 20 the
great pitcher and his ten wears ~s.rvice
with tho Dodgers. Nap wag expec,ed
10 mount the hurting hill ves,.rd,,. hm,
the veteran hecccJ or on account %, ,,,c
importa nee Of the ZANE ,.virp IA. dd
not want 10 i,,parJl2c mo ,Larc.s ~
the res, OF tho hovs Nan bowove, ,,,
out 4, .he hui, r,, r..d, r,,gl. ~
rer,,,o ~ COMBS .ho,,rJ ,aih, ,.
ro.ka, urd.r .Io ci,u. -, .i.n,, D.,
,,.rn r,. =, so,nhi.,,. 49,, go
- 80. - ""' "''N'"
'"s "',n 'n..'.,,
60. ~" VIZ
.eots" ~" - ''V''N'u u 'nt'N "l
The sun., 1916-10-03
T'HlLADfIPHIA A
nos TON
Total. - ci:, s

/ Two bgse nits Gardner. LOWS. kchsrs Sac.
: rihce hits Ihrasher, JAn'rln, Grover, Sacrtrce
~ry--Gardusr. Double plsy-Ievis ana tsds,
lcn 81 bases -lhiiadelphis. = Boston. :. FIRST
hsse op crrrrs Philadelphia Base. e., bail.
on Jolnsou, . of shore. ' Iiits sud earned
runs o. lchnsor. q hits. : runs IN s innings
On Shore, % his. no runs iu . innings on
lone, 4 litb. " ron. in : iUnlugs struck ont
~ johnson, I. hN tho~r. ! ~ tones. :. I'm
r,rc. M'>,is. otoushli. Hgi I'-n. Time o.
/ .Im, hmm nml if unLmutl.
The sun., 1916-10-03
rraney's Term End. soon,

The term OF Bo%!nS Commissioners lc.'
Franey expires nest JanuS,.. .rG the D..
Is said to be an active eusn On .e 3.
OF upstate pat.io,. ~ succeed l- .
robust ruinor il 10 the e.:ec, TIA: r,a-a
will not Re reapn5.rted even & -
crnor Whitman reMl"Is p c-i-e
The sun., 1916-10-03

bach going to third and Reulbach scored.
Rculbach never let down after the sec
ond inning. Philadelphia being helpless.
T. seemed that the regular ninth Inning
finish was IN order. however. when era
ysth began the last session with IA single,
but Iseulbuch quickly snuffcd out all
hopes by easily getting rid Of Luderus.
Nichoff and Eiilifer. The scores:
The sun., 1916-10-03
Jack Rtses - Occasion.

There was no question rs 20 who was
the Brooklyn hero. The laurclr rest on
the stalvart shoulders uf Colby JACK
Coofnbs. The old At! l,tir inaiustav wa
There In all his uncieut gloIN, with the
pennant possibly hanging in thu balance.
with from $1,000 TO $4,000 worlds series
money probably AZ issue, colhv Jack wa.
all nerve iron, and try AZ tho,
might the slittering Giants could not
batter a breach IN his defence.
And with the one exception Of the
booble committed by generals Old Re
liable lily Myers the Dodgers backed M
the Colby Carline with Il stone wal sun
port. No hint OF the attack of the vii
Hes the Supeibas seemed suffering with
In the first two games in tie r.ceu,
series with tho FhillieG WAS Noticed yes-
terday.
Mowrey made two cork,ng stops, ono
a corral OF Robertson's sizzling liner I'm
the second II the other a hnockiown
and pick up az Fletcher saysge clou,
IN the ninth. The fielding piece dc esls,
ance cf III" fray. however was fur.
nished by CutshaN. VII" rpiled a Clan,
rally and clicked of a Giant run BY his
great run back ana catch OF Ririden's
peculiar foa;er over second. Mot OF
Tho Giants hits, however. were easy DOB.
ups or clouts straight into the Hcldcrs'
hands.
The sun., 1916-10-03
PIRATES WIN A GAME.
Heat Dayton Metals Products Team
by 70 10 u.

DAYTON, OHIO. OCT, - Tho Pit ,hurs
pirates defeated tho Dayton Metals
Products, 4 locu, semi-profcssional team,
this afternoon by a score Of o 10 {. The
Tirat.s toyci With tho home team The
score.
HI r..
Pittsburs ,..... 2 q I y 10 10 (.
Batteries Hall, Whcatley and Mahrt;
Jacob and schmidt,
The sun., 1916-10-03

ScHrNEcrApT. y =, Oct. :. jack
Britt"n earned = der',Iuu uu points over
Jimmy torcy hero tonight Tho latter
forced the lighting All ~ the Va,. lut
l;rittou ue"d hts powerful l"r, 10 ud-
vantage,
The sun., 1916-10-03
smith BoHes Io-nicht.

tuuhoat Smith. VIC ca!aA .4' g.. -.
dock u few week ago. and b.. 60 --...
ton for action. w lea Gc- e ga
tonight at the Broadway sp-r Cl
Nher he VIII face the 4.He..- .
Joe Cox.
IL the Gunner rShts up 90 N. a
showed against Cov!e- a.t a. "s,
Will be a storIny cyeniuF .a~ Cox.
Bout Is q very a',!ac'.ye &C.. s-,r
points ~ view AID the fa.- VS. dr''
less turn on. iu soodly rl...ass
The sun., 1916-10-03
COON BS SHOWS
OLD SIX ILL AND
BLANKS GIANTS
Fans kauff With Bases Full
-Superbas in Front
by2toO 0.
L REM VARIABLE
PITCHING FOR NACGHT
~ GEORGE n. UNDERWOOD.

Aided and abeticd 10y the Fighting
Fourteenth Regiment Of Brooklyn. which
occupied the front upper tier OF the
stadium. trimming two sides OF the play
ing square with a broad belt Of brown
Khaki, the Flatbush Eusilecrs, under
mman OF Field Marshal Fatty Rob
inson. hurled back the invading forces Of
Col. John McGraw at Jbbcts Field yes
terday.
Moved down by the rnurdcrous fire or
Battery Coonibs. the attacking force o'
Giants was unable to get u single man
over tho scoring ramparts. and when the
smoke of battle had drifted on the field
tho record wreckins men Of McGraw
found that the Colby tarhinc had shot
them with a . TO o whltcwash.
The Giants mounted the ladders on
the wall at the very start OF the fray.
Milling the bases with two out and putting
It up TO Sir Benjamin Michael Kauff to
batter a breach In the fort.ications for
the Clan McC;raw to charge through to
victory. But there III the pinch the
Colby Carbinc, after feeding c,outins
ksuff three straight balls. stitcned into
q stonewall and breezed battcriug Benny
with three straight strikes.
The Colonel Was Right
by George exclaimed col John n
footc. the commander of the fiehtine
Fourteenth to Major Pat Donavan, who
eat beside him In a box. that's what ]
call remarkable steadiness under Are -
But Major Donarea neard him not
lie vaS up on his feet with the rest ~
the Brooklyn fans. roaring a might,
rean OF triumph in honor OF Colby Jach
And 10 one who heard Major Donavaifa
Celtic war cries at Ebhets Field yes,er
0sy VIII ever expect n army surgeon
10 recommend the major 10 retired for
any alleged weakness II tie lungs.
The nerve the Maine marvel showed
when the Diminishing lines first were
thrown out did not deser, him through.
out the fray and from then on TN the
end not q single Giant got past second
base with the exception Of Walter Holks
who landed AZ third through an error hy
Hy Myerf, with two down IN The seventh
canto. but langu.shed when cu,ehav
spiked the Giant guns with q glitt.rins
grab or Rariden'g rap over second.
Ferdie Schupp. pitching hero IN The
'iiants's great recent rush to the twenty
nix straight record. mounted the pitch.
ing peak Yesterday. Fcrdie flashed !.
brilliant brand of pitching, but was not
lutte up To the standard set by w.
veteran tvirlinv rival. terd was
vested III a duel with one OF the create I
pitchers OF all time. and tie youngster
made his nlustrious rival twill one 81
fhe most glorious games of iia care.r
TO win. Coombs conquered Schupp. but
there was no disgrace In Fcrdie's dc.
feat.
Each side harvested six hits, but
paubert and Wheat clustered "a pair az
clouts together Oft Schurp for a run ~
the fourth frame and Miller aud paubcrt
bunche9 a brace Of bingles Oh Anderson,
IN the eighth for another marker. while
Coombs after the firs' frame, kept all
Giant swats from %trrading on the heels
Of each other.
The sun., 1916-10-03
STCoND CAMP


St1irn hr,cN kilIINc- SscTlfN" hiN "Ma1an
vile, konei,iy. Double rlsys Stock snd ~.
hoN, :. LETT uu bsscs-B"s'cu. fhlad. !
Pitts. :. tirs' lr,e ou errors Roster. Phh-
delphis. ! Hrs.s ug balls On Rculbsch. IN
pemaree, =" Tits Hnd earned on R"u'
bach, ! ran "T pcuAr... 6 hits, . run. In
i'uiuss - nrudc-. . and none IN " nv "
ri,cher-Rr psuptc,. I 'n.ultsch- Struch ont
Ivy Renlhsrh. .. b. ssud'r, ! ln'pircs
Messrs o'l,ty and Emslic. iiiue 81 game
hour aud ~ minutes.
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American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York. ;; Washington, Z.
Boston. I; Philadelphia, ..
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NNTION ITNETE, :
BrookIy n, .; New York. u.
Philadelphia, =; Boston. q (Rrsf.
Boston, 4; Philadelphia, Z ,sccoud,.
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Errors beat Dernare~.

' ''
IN the second game. hut he pitched well
enough 90 earn the honor Ind his sup
port been perfect. Opposed To pemarcc
"ss ~ R.ui1ach. and I'd proved the
hogc'ty 90 Ia chall by shov Ing has very
bcs' form, regardless OF the fact that II
WIS 4. H. lihbcts who tried To Danish
him from tho National League. With
N,stuu leading I To I In tho sevcnth
aud two out Moran scut claudc Copper
10 bat for Dcrrarec. and after ,'lau,ic
singled. only to n left. chief Bender
finished th" mound labor. %Jisros,ng Of
the Braves with ono hit In tho last two
frame
Boston began the aftermath IN tho cad
aud lever r~.linouisl,cd this adNa,tag.,
SroIgrass opened the attack with q rap
Oft I.maroe's glove, beating Stocks re-
covcry IT, 0rst fur q hi'. Stock was
nervous and MsranNiilo rolled an easy
Gruundcr to short stock messed W the
ball, both runners heiug safe. However,
he par,ly made up for thts error by tax
.ng Nilhoit's I'm" drive with one hand
aud tovs'u, 20 \lSloff IN time to doub,o
Snodrrasg of second. kouetcliy singled
to right and Meanwhile went to tl'rI. \
double steal WAS attempted. aud when
the phillios gave their tlmo to running
down Konstcly Maranvillo scored before
Honey could he tagged.
The Quakers tied tho score IN the
second. which Whittcd opened with =
pass. Crayat,i collected nj, irst OF three
singles. putting Whitted Oh second.
Luderus smashed tho ball FOR what
nhould have been a hit. but Honey got
his feet IN tho way and Essn made a
ecovery In time to force out Cravath at
second. Whitfield gaining third. Ntehof's
drive glanced of R~culbach's hand 10
Maran,ille, who tossed to second. FORE
Ing out Ludcius. Whitfield scoring.