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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-04-08
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-04-08
BOARD AND ROOMS.

MODERN rooms with board. 81 day: IS
per week. Topeka Hotel, 122 West 9th.
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$l,0so.e4 AWARDED 0'NEIL.
Former Chairman Of boxing BOa I'd
to Receive That sum From state.

ALBANY. N. T.. Sept. 2I.-The Court OF
Claims to-day awarded SI,OsO,6% to
Frank 8. O'Neil Of B~inghamton for SER
vices rendered as chairman of the for
mer State Athletic Commission from
May o2. 1915. the date Of the enactment
of the present boxing law, until October
3, 1915. when his successor was ap-
pointed.
Tho Frawlcy boxing law. under which
O'Neil was appointed. provided that the
Commissioners should serve without COM
p~ensation. II al superseded by the
Malone law. which authorized the re-
organization Of the commission and
awarded salaries Of $4,000 to the Com
missioners. The Court Of Claims sus-
tanned O'Neil's contention that although
no compensation was authorized In the
law under which he originally was
named. salary was due him Tor the duties
he performed under the new law,
The sun., 1916-09-22
QUERIES
ANC
ANSWERS 81
Tom Mac Nulty

Dear To,n-what double headers will be
played by the Giants or the Yankees al the
Polo Grounds during the balance OF the
season and with what teams Will they be
played J.. b.. X.
Giants VS.. st. Louis on September IS
and a5 and Giants VS.. Boston Braves
on September IS and 90.
Dear Tomb Were the Robins ever
ting average OF Holke.. Robertson. Kaun:
burns, Her1og and Fletcher? 81 Did
Msdra~ manage any Other 's %ooS Ssssae'
% Not yet. (a) Sec SUNDAY Sun.
80 Yes. baltimore club o. American
League in 1901 and part Of 1902.
Dear Tom-G Kindly inform m. Of the
ages % Jenr!es and johnson AZ. the time
How many home runs did Bcnn,. Ksun
make this year W. II.
% JEFF 30, johnson 80. co Five
up to Sept. ~.
Dear Tom-wm you pleas. advise me
'" F JAY WAKEFIELD.
Ebbe,s Field playing field Is the larger
OF the two.
Dear Tom-whs, ar. the. correct pro;
nuUslhIlous VI 'HV.ify NV
of the Dodgers? EDW. W. Il.
"~Che-knee." "Kel-cr-her." Accent on
FIRST syllable In each name.
Dear Toin-wIll you kindly decide the
following; one out. runner on third. sw!f,
liner hit the pitcher on the leg, bounced
on and hit the umpire. The pitcher helded
the hail home and got the runner out az
home. Did the umpire do right In calling
the runner outF The other side claim
tina, IL was q dead hail. W. l..
Georgetown. Conn.
Umpire was right. Ser section 6. rule
SIS. As long as ball touched fielder be-
fore IT hit umpire II was still in play.
Dear Tom-I when 10 the mex; indoor
or outdoor tennis tournament for boys
,aN Eutrsnce fec" ca Where TO send on
tries I. +.
There Is nonc as yet nounce watch
for announcement on the sporting page.
Dear Tom-where can I see or write 20
the ex-hcavy weight champion OF England.
Charles Mitchell, who is here looking for
a Nywcight contender II YOU have his
address would like very much to have Il.
L. BRAUN.
C%onsidine's, Broadway and Forty-sec-
ond street,
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Fans Rebel at Prices Set
for Big Series by EbbetS
Brooklyn Seats Two Inches Wider Than Any Others
Is One of the Alibis Advanced for Unwarranted
Increase-Top Rate Is Five Dollars.
~ @. Lien.

pacity OF ITcnway Park, yet the best
crowds In Fenway Park were $4,000.
only n few thousand more than the ON
cial attendance Of the Saturday crowd
just mentioned. these figures being given
out by Ebbets. Ebbets's statement fol-
lows:
considering tho convenience Of Eb-
bets Field and the unobstructed view
from all the seats. nj prices are reason-
able and are not as %exorbitant as they
might at first appear. Fcnway Park Is
bigger than any park. n has more
bleacher room. X they can AFFORD to
charge less than we do. And on top of
that the commission gets 10 per cent. or
the proceeds. and the players get so per
cent. OF the receipts for the first four
games. Then there are lots Of expenses
Incidental to such a series. People also
must remember our seats are " inches
wider than in any other park in the coun-
try. and are as comfortable as we can
make them.
"why. people think nothing Of paying
from Sc to $50 for seats at q boxing
match. fights where nothing at all Is at
stake. and often between two dubs. SO
why should IS he too much for a front
seat at a worlds series game. No. sir,
the prices arc not exorbitant: no, not at
all. They are reasonable"
No. not at all!
BroOkIyn Fans Have First Cali.
Blanks will he printed by the Brook
Ign club upon which all requests for
tickets must be made. Applications must
he made for three anne These applica-
ions will be mailed to persons who al
ready have applied for tickets. and to
all persons whose names are kept on fle
as regular subscribers These include
about 5000 names. but all persons send
ing in applications for tickets must also
send stamped envelopes for their tickets.
Brooklyn fans will receive first consid-
Grafton.
The National Commission yesterday
gave the Brooklyn. philadelphia and
Boston National League clubs n the
Boston. Detroit n Chicago American
League clubs permission to have world $
series tickets printed. but It IL doubtful
" the Braves. Phillies. Tigers and White
SoN will accept the invitation.
The sun., 1916-09-22
Harlem Bouts To night

The Harlem Sporting club vii sNs' ~
night what looks TO be ore 81 80 -"
lightweight bouts seen here T. sou :
Phil Bloom. the clever Bf r.I, ..
weight. and Leo Johnson ,-.i
boxer. will clash In tho main " r4'
Leonard has promised "a MOO
ner.
In the event o' johnson v'r'.'r
will face u negro boxer TO- ~
In his career a3lonm hda 'ul-
twice. and Gibson sars Ruo"
from the negro in - decisive i..r'
a return match. Both ho'"re
to scale 1873 puunus ringS't'
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CARDINALS IN JERSEY CITY.

The -. Louis Cardinals of the National
League viii visit West side Park. Jersey
city. this SUNDAY for n game with Dave
p-isrolrs Jersey city Club. The Cards will
have all their regulars In The lineup, The
same 'eam that played In Brooklyn yester-
day viii he on the field in sundays game.
Red Ancs will pitch part OF the game for
the cards AMI clinton. who BANKED Gin
two hits. Will oppose him, Soper will catch
for the Jerseyitrs. and L.ohr and Eschen.
former cleveland players, Will be In the
lineup. In tho first game. at 1880, the
Unity and Pierce clubs will play the de-
clding game for the light semi.pro title OF
Hudson county.
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LAJOIE READY TO RETIRE,
May Become Part Owner aud Man
aser Of salt Lake city Club.

CLEVELAND. Sept. 2l,--Napoleon Lajoic
is considering an offer viii IN will end his
big league career and make him a mag
nate and manager In the class "A
minors II he accepts II. The Salt Lake
city hall club In the Pacific Coast League
has offered Lajoie the place a playing
manager. with the option on . big block
Of stock in the club.
Lajoie Is now in Cleveland. his play
ing days for the present season being
over because Of a strtined iigament In
hta leg.
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BIG BILL AT L. L. CITY.

The best attraction s,ascd at Degnon
Field. opposite the Hunters Point station
of the Steinway tube, will be played on
Sunday. MANAGE klett has arranged TO
have an all star New York state and In.
terna,ional League outfit play the Degnon
,irays. The visitors viii have Bruggy.
Clougher and 0Rourkc OF Utica: Leeds OF
Elmira. Hartman Of Binghamton. Luyster,
Lawrence and Thompson Of Toronto, and
the lineup. McOuillan. who famed twenty.
one PLAYERS last SUNDAY and allowed only
three hits. will pitch for tho t;rays. The
st. Mary's nine viii play in the preliminary
game at 1880,
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Totals 3sIs q 90,
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MISKE o BARRY.
Chicago HeavywciGht's secsnds
Throw In Towel In Sixth.

Billy Miske, the st, Paul heavyweight.
scored a knockout over jim Barry of
Chicago In the sixth round OF their bout
at the Clermont A. C., in Brooklyn. last
night. Rarry's seconds threw a towel
into the ring as a token OF surrender,
Barry weighed 1879 pounds and Miske
1875. From the start Miskc beat Barry
severely inc soon had him cut to rib
hons. Barry's eyes and mouth were cut
in the early round and he was in no
condition to go beyond the nth.
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CHINESE At RIDGEWOOD.

The chinese team OF the University Of
Hawaii VIII make its farewell appearance
Of the season IN the East ON sunday in a
game With the ushwich AT Wallare's
Ridgewoud grounds. Halsci stree and
Wyckon Avenue, BROOKLYN. The OrientaIs
will leave for tho coast next week, from
whore they wiz take passage to Hawaii
The team VIII give an exhibition OF shndov
bali before playing the game. Apau and
Mark Will work for tho brlrntdls and Dir
ard and Holman viii h. the home bat.
terry. A preliminary game Will start At i:Se.
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ROYALS VS.. LINCOLN GIANTS

Tho Royal Giants, Brooklyn's crack col.
or ball team, and the Lincoln Giants vii,
meet in the sixth and seventh games %,
their little championship series at DIvmp,r
Field, l3tth street and Firth avenue. This
sunday, The teams already have engaged
IN five games, aud Of that number each
won two and one resulted IN q 10. since
their last meeting In R!dgewood the ROYALS
have been strengthened by the addition ~
LEFTY Harvey and Santop Of the Lincoln
stars and as a rcsnlt they fcrl confident
they wiz beat 'hoir rivais in both games
On SUNDAY
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Two bas~ hit Wilson. Home run Ra ridpn.
stolen bases Zimmerman, Doolan. Double play
Wilson and icrkes. Left On bases New
York. . Chicago, 3, Earned runs-On Hendrix,
3. Bases on balls ON Hendrix, 9 (Zimmer-
man. Perritp on Pcrritt, I tZcider). struck
out by Pcrritt, l Uiendrix) by Hendrix, 4
FLETCHER. Iiolke 2, I,ohcrtson). UmpIrps-
Mcssrs, Quiglcy and Byron. Time Of game-I
hour and 81 minutes.
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BRAVESACAN HALTED
BY MATHIS REDLECS
Griffith. With FOur Hits.
Sends i'm 3 Cincinnati Runs
Score Is ) to 4.

BosroS. Sept. 2l--tNationaD.-Ths
Braves suffered another reverse here TO.
day, falling before the lowly Cincinnati
team. Heavy, consistent and timely hit
ting resulted IN a victory for the Reds,
o 10 I.
Grifhth led at the bat with q triple and
three singles In hve times UP. He drove
In three OF the Ave runs. Hal Chase.
who now is leading the league In batting,
got W more hits to-day. The score
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PHILLIES' REMNANT
CHANCES ARE SLIM
Quakers Tripped Up by Pirates
to 3-Eppa Rixcy Knocked
OFF Mound.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. III tNatioaaD.
--pittsbure knocked Rixey on the rub
Der in fve innings to-day and easily de-
feated Philadelphia. s to 3. The victory
Of the Pirates practically put Philadel-
phia out Of the running for the National
League nag.
Carey scored four OF the visitors runs
and stole three bases. Grimes was very
effective. only two hits being made OF
him in the hrst six innings. h score:
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PIRATES OBTAIN CARLSON.

PITTSBCRC, Sept, ?l,--Thc Pittsburg
National League club announced to-day
that Pitcher Harold Carlson had becn oh
talned by the draft route from the team AT
Rockford. III, The Chicago Nationals had
first choice upon the Rockford club. but
cancelled their claim.
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PACE OF CHAMPIONS
TOO FAST FOR CHICAGO
Drop Final Game Of Series
With Athletics by Score
Of 8 to O.

CHICAGO. Sept. II American) -
failed TO keep pace with the
champions to-day and dropped
the final game Of the season with the
Philadelphia club. s to 0.
Joe Bush was in fine form. Ably sup
ported by his teammates. he held Chi
cago to Ave scattered hits. The score
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BASEBALL TO-DAY. EBBETs FIELD.
Brooklyn VI. -. Louis. 400 r. MIDI.


CINCINNATI, Sept. 2l.--The National
baseball Commission to-day announced
that in deciding the status OF Player VIII.
lam Evans II had reached the conclusion
hat Evans belonged to the Pittsburg Ma
tional League club.
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walker Demon with BAT.

Boston hammered out thirteen hits
the struggle and spread them out
the different innings. so that
they could be inserted as needed. Clar-
cncc Walker was the demon slugger.
with n home run and triple. His home
rti ,amc in the first inning and scored
Hooper ahead of him. His triple was
in the fourth and sent Ruth and
Janvrin across the plate. lie scored a
moment afterward on an infleld single
Lewis. The score.
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sPhll1tee 00eton enrh have one Gatno
which b. played on.
In making II three straight over De-
troit yesterday Boston pushed Jennings
men another full game behind n the
Red Sox now lead the Tigers by three
contests. Chicago held on to second
place. though the team lost to Philadel-
phia. but dropped to two and u half
games behind Boston.
Boston has eleven ame yet to play.
Four are with Cleveland. four with New
York and three with Philadelphia. Chi
cago will be playing four with New York
and four with Cleveland and Detroit
still has 70 meet Washington In four
games and 81. Louis in three. The
standing:
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San Francisco, 4. Los Angeles. I.
Salt Lake. o: Vernon. 3.
The Oakland Portland game WAS most.
poned on account Of rain.
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DETROIT "a.
To'als. 4.1",Il
'Ba;ted for Bolan: in the fourth inning.

TO'aTs ~ y, IT ]
'Ba;ted for Roland in the fourth inning
Boston.."-"...... Go
Two base hits-Hooper, Gardner. Three
base hits-walksr. Ruth. Home walke
stolen bases-HOooer. Lewis. sacrifice hits
Hooper. Thomas. Scott. Double plays
Scott. %Janvrin and Gamer: Witt and Hell.
man. cunningham and Holman, Left on
error Detroit. |. Base. on balls-on Ruth.
4: on Coveieskis, !; off BoiAni. .; on Cum
rinS ham. I. Hits and earned runs-On Ruth.
and . III p: off Coveleskie. : AMI I IN eta:
on Roland. . and . IN : 80: OF Cunningham
. and IN g.: on DulHc, q and . in : Hi
hy pitcher by Covrl"Skic, , Lewis and
Gardner, Struck out-By Ruth. 4; by Cove.
l.ssle. u: nv Drbuc | Cmpires-Messrs
Evans ard Owens. Time OF game. hours.
The sun., 1916-09-22

RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
NATIONAL

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York, Il; Chicago. q.
Brooklyn. u; ~. IOnls. 2.
Pittsburg, =, Philadelphia. y.
Cincinnati, 3; Boston. 4.
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MURPHY DRIVES two
TROTTING WINNERS
Scores Victories in STRAIGHT
Heats With Napoleon Direct
and st. Frisco.
MCDONALD AGAIN VICTOR

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Sept 81 Nara,,o,
Direct and 81. Frisco. with r. "
Murphy driving in place Ut the di.ah,e,
Edward Gcers. this afternoon ,,,,c,
straight heat victories in tho co',u,,,
Grand Circuit races for ahirh tho.
we're favorites. Napoleon pircr, FACED
In front In cach heat Of the free for ~
pace. The FIRST was slow. bu, III. tim.
for the second was . :ooi, The sr,
half was IN In one minute a..
~ Frisco was not forced ,n boa.
?:06i4 In the Capital city stake ,r,.
the real contest In this even, being "a.
the place. which Miss Perfection ,not
away from Bacelli and Harry j. :
With Zomrcrt Lon McDnr,ld n.
indianapolis scored his third victory a.
the week by winning tho ~ i-o.
Judge Jones of the ,;ecrs stable. B,r.
bara King and Claiming were more !,
favor h the winner. charunp ~,
distanced in the first heat. while nei'hsr
Judge II nor Barbara King shog,a
IN any heat. The summarize:
::lo cLAsS-PACING-s ~ , PURSE 81.
Diunleter. b. z by Dunn ,Grady e,,
Peter g. h h, by The Wolverine
,Snow. Valentine, ............ ',.
Ashlook Oh. q. Gresham. p
Arveta v. oh. IN. Coz. .......
Fern Hal. blk. m. ,Mcpherson ...... s go
Van Burn. oh. & Van ttta'.... 80 g
uhcda Bars: b, m. whitney ......
willow Hal. b :. CAilinshamn .... n d.,
Time. ?'"6,., ?;oiI., .os'., .@.
CAPITAL CITY .sTAKE-.Ns r%Ro11rRs.
> IN 5-PrRSE s@eo
81 Frisco. b =. by San frsnrt'co
Mis-, Perfection. h. m. ,McMahon,
Bacelu. b m. white, ..........
Harry J. s. blk. h. ,TyIom ....
Laramie Lad. b. g N Donald, 80
Time, :;o1'.. :,os'.
FREE FOR ALL Class pAcING !.
PURSE 81 "
Napoleon Direct Oh h. by walter Direct
SINGLE a. h h. Coz, ..........
Hal BOY h. & ,McMahon, ...... -
Russell Boy. b. h lE,!msn' I
Fay Richmond. c 2. by Nov Rl"hmon.
DIVIDED third and fourth money
Time. .:cs'g. ".t14
e:!s cLASs-TRoTTING-: IN s--rrRsFta
zobrec,,, blk. h. by zomhro Nc
Royal Nc. h by Royal Mckinney
&C. Clayton. ....,.. 49,. FOO. ELS
Rails Hall. b IN. III Flcmin.
noIlNroou hlns. ~ u, tJllNlspi.
Lu Princeton. h n. Cor ........ o
LEWIS Winter. blk. : Valentine
Barbara kins. ch. m. ,Dr"kcrsou b.
Judge Jones. h. =. murphy ... q
Kitty Amar. b. NJ. ,Mobrrlyt ... SIS,
Seslskin Boy. br. : ,Edmsn'. ...... NE
Charming. h. & Osborn. .... p.
Daisy Todd. h m Chandler D.
Time. ::09t.. cost. e.loi. 49,,
TO BEAT $50 TRoTriNG
Peter Prodigal. b. e. by Peter The 70 90,
Valentine. won Time 9,2,'.
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COMEDIES
FLAG TO BOSTON
After Third Successive Defeat
Tigers Acknowledge Red
SOx Better Team.
WIN EASILY TEN TO TWO

DETROIT, Sept. 21.-Ail Detroit adj
mitted late this afternoon that there 10
only one team III the American League
p%enrsnt chase and that team does not
represent the Michigan metropolis. The
few who still argued the point were rom
WINGED shortly after s o'clock. when De-
troit finally managed TO put out the
twenty-seventh Boston Red Sox warrior
and brought 10 a close a arr that must
have found welcome only in Boston.
Needless to say. the score was 10 to 2
and Boston was the possessor Of the ten
runs, while Detroit withered under he
III VICTORIOUS two.
Having made a clean sweep OF the
three game series just closed. Boston lett
for Cleveland tonight practically assured
of the league championship. At least
Detroit Is willing to concede the honors
to the athletes from the Hub. Never has
a team been 70 outplayed inc outfought
by another as have the Tigers in the last
three days. Boston played rings around
the home guard, winning almost as they
pleased.
Coveleskie Warmly Received.
In a final hope Of gaining some recog-
milton Hugh Jennings called upon big
Harry Covcleskie to try his hand to-day.
bur he might just as we'll have singled
out the bat boy for all the good Convey
did. Boston piled up so many rum DUR
ing the short stay of the veteran left
handler that all the Cobb In the league
could not have overcome II. especially
with the Cobbs playing az did Tyrus
Raymond. The Tigers were a beaten
team before the game started, AZ Boston
is possessed OF a confidence that knows
no defeat and rides over all opposition.
Coveleskio lasted only two and one
third innings. during which time three
runs were coined by the invaders. Boland
replaced Covey in the third and lasted
until the last man was out in the fourth.
three more runs being added to the Bos-
ton total. Cunningham pitched the next
four innings and IA quartet OF tallies were
collected Off him. Jean Dubuc finished
the argument. and strangely enough Bos-
ton seemed satisfied. and let him Alone.
Babe Ruth did all the mound work for
the visitors and had no trouble at all
d:sposlng of the tanned Tigers. He was
touched for seven hits and two runs. but
he was only having "A little fur with
Detroit In the fourth. when the two
Tiger TALES were collected.
vn--na.. D--- Up.s<a NJ
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Cost of Baseball viii Hit an Umvanmhd and PwhbHwe Mark if Brooklyn Gets Into Worlds Sc
Leaders Widen Gap
in Pennant Races

Results Of yesterdays games practically
assure baseball fans that the worlds
championship series will he fought out
this fall between the Brooklyn Nationals
and the Boston Americans. The DODGERS
beat the Cardinals. while the Brooklyns
nearest rivals, Philadelphia and Boston.
lost. The Phlladelphians are now two
n a half games behind Brooklyn and
Boston is our and onc-half In the rear
Of the leaders. Brooklyn still has four
teen games to play. one against st.
Louis. six against Chicago. three against
Philadelphia and four against New York.
Philadelphia has remaining one game
against P~ittsburg, four against Cincin-
natl IND three against Brooklyn and
ak against Boston, a total OF fourteen.
The standing in the National League
follows:
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Two base hit-Psskert. Thrre base hit
whitted. stolen b~ases--Baird .. Carey .. J.
Wagner, whi,ted. Sacrifice hit-G rimcs. Sac
rihc~ hy-Cravath. Double plays-M~Carthy and
J. Wagner; Nichon. Bancroft and Ludcrus
Kilifer and Bancroft. LETT on bsses-Phila'
deiphis. 4: Pittshurx. 4 First base On errors
PittsburG. =; Philadelphis. !. Races on balls
on Render. . Hits and earned runs-on
Grimes. : runs; on Rixey: : hits. /? runs in
and : In l. Hit by pitcher-By Oeschger
Carey. struck out-By CRIMES. . by Rixey.
: by Oescheer, .; by Bender. :. Wild pitch
Rixey. Cmpirea-Messrs Rigler and Eason.
Time Of game: hours and s minutes.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.


ED FOR TO-DAY
New York In Chicago.
llOstOn In Cleveland.
Philadelphia In 81. Louis.
Washington u Detroit,
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0HW6Ss
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

NWEUIV NJ LENUUE.
New YORK. 3; ~. Louis, 4.
Boston, 10, Detroit. =.
Philad elphia, ~, Chicago. O.
Cleveland. 3; Washington, (.
tthtrtecn inhinRs),
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Chicago In New York.
81. Louis IN BrooklyH.
ttsburg II Philadelphia.
C~iuelauati 10 Boston.
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Two base hits-Pick. Strunk. Three base
hits-Brown. witt. Stolen bas~s-Pick, y, Col,
Inns, Ieibold, McMullin. Sacrifice hit-Grover.
Double play-hcInnis and Bush Left on hoses
on Bush. 8; on williams. l. Hits and earned
runs--On Fsber. 7 and ! in Al.3; on willisms.
3 and In <2-3. on Bush. 8 and none In q.
struck out-By Fsber. .; ny Bush. 7: by VIII.
Iams, I. Passed ball-Halcy. Umpircs Messrn
Brand and Dineen. Time Of game hour and
IS minutes.
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Two base hits-Hendryx. Sisicr. Pratt. Three
rihcc hits-E. Miller. Gedeon. Sacrifice hy-
shocher.. Double playa Austin. Lsvan, Mar
on bases New York. s; ~. louis, . First
base on error-Ncw York, I Bases on balls
or Shocker. 4: of Shawkey.1: on weilman, >
Hits and earned runs-0h Shocker, II hits. 4
runs in s innings IN wellman. 6 hits, . runs
In A. on %Shawkey. I hit, no runs, In ! on
Davenport. 7 hits. . runs In 5 Hit by pitcher 90
nv weiiman walters), Struck nut tt Shockcr,
by Wcilman. I; by Davenport. I Passed
hall Walters. umpires-Messra. Chill and
Connolly. Time Of ssme-. hours and 2. min.
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YESTERDAY'6 RESULT,
Newport News. .; Charlotte, "
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seats Two Inches Wider.

Either the capacity of ESbes Field
has always been greatly exaggerated or
else that argument is pine, II Is now
said that with the temporary stands in
left field and right field together with
the new boxes which will he built from
the players benches to the fences the
Brooklyn park will seat about 80, 900.
when Brooklyn played the iants a Sat
urday double header In une Ebbets said
his paid admissions were 30.l6 so. which
did not include passes.
Ebbets himself SAYS the prices are rea-
sonable and are not as exorbitant as
they look. lie says lie hasn't got the ca
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CHICAGO
Totals. % q 10

Totals,. 00BNNI
sRatteA for Ness IN the sixth inning.
HATED for Terry In the sixth inning.
3Batted for Haabrook in the ninth inning.
iBatted for Williams In the ninth inning,
Philadelphia. .......... I IS
Chicago ......,........ o o o . D U . %
The sun., 1916-09-22

'Rstted for Shocker In the ninth inning.
MATTED for Wsilman In the fourth inning.
3Ratted for ". Miller In the ninth inning.
lRan for Bcrtcn In the ninth inning,
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The sun., 1916-09-22

sBatted for Rixey In the eighth inning.
$Bstted for Oeschger In the eighth inning.
PittshurR, .,. q I OIL o IS
Philadelphia ........... o 0 I I o Is
The sun., 1916-09-22
BOSTON IN,

'Ratted FOR Egap In the ninth innIrr
ARattnd for GnNdI in the ninth innIns
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