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New-York tribune., 1917-09-04
Murphy S Bat
Wins J Games
For White Sox
Lead of Chicago Nine Over
Red Sox Increased by
Pinch Hitter Efforts

CHICAGO, Sept. 3-Eddie Murphys
pinch-hitting to-day enabled Chicago to
take both games Of the double header
from Detroit, to and IA to 8, and
thereby gain two games on Boston,
which dropped two contests to New
FORK. Chicago now Is leading Boston
by six and a half games.
The Tigers took lead over the
White SoX in the fifth inning of the
morning game by punching hits and
driving Faber Off the mound. but Dam
forth and Williams checked the visit
ors after that.
Ehmke weakened in the sixth inning
and walked two men. Schalk advanced
both on sacrifice. Murphy then sin
gled 70 centre and Chicago took the
lead when two runs scored on the hit.
A base on balls and Schalk's triple
cinched the game in the eighth.
The visitors took the lead on the
locals in the second game by punching
hits behind bases on balls in the sec
ond and third innings, but Murphy's
single, with men on second and third,
enabled Chicago to tie the count.
Schalk's home run, which came in
the next inning, with two men on the
bases, put Chicago in the lead and they
never were headed thereafter.
The scores:
New-York tribune., 1917-09-04
Soldier Is Star
At Celtic Park

James J. Mcclure, the Presentation
Club athlete. had a profitable furlough
from the 18th Coast Defence Command
yesterday, when ne won n pair OF
events in the annual games OF the
Insids Electrical Workers at Celtic
Park. The soldier-sthlete captured the
l00-yard dash in fast time and later
led his field in the 220-yard run. In
the latter event John J. O'Brien, Of
Loughlin Lyceum, who last Friday
earned a place in a junior champion
ship race at st. Louis, figured.
Walter Powe, OF the Alpha p. c. c.,
who Is accredited as the 880-yard ju-
nior Metropolitan Association cham
pion, captured the 1,000-yard run. He
was forced 20 do his best, as il was
not until the final turn that he over
hauled Vincent Hand. He won By a
dozen yards.
The summaries:
iOo-yerd duh, thandiospl-,.wOu hy J, j. Nc
% %Ggro PP.esSnIsain u y,5d', ,.ca. j. TinJ
Ko5, Knights Of St Peter q yard). thrd. TINE.
s2o yard dash thsndie,p)-won BY J. J. MrGuiro.
In fyccum scratch second l. windmiilsr. Pen
nant A G an YARDS, third
AnS. p ,.cra,chi; =. HARD. unstached as
yar,lsJ, second. z. Hatckncn, kaeya A. C. l3j
yardsI third. Tine. 20 is.
ons-nilo run tno'i'sl-Wyon By D. sfhne'ier' l.,r
sorgad T'omsS Wall Mohawk A. G. third. Tine.
II T,-s, mil, nun (hand.capl-von BY Otto Lsakso.
md A. c. (scratchl second; Il. Rosen. King
County A A. (4-S yAIdsl third. Tine 1877 2-S.
New-York tribune., 1917-09-04
The summary:
CARATS FROM THE BIG DIAMOND

ing OF the second game. Benny
stumbled as he threw himself in front
of the ball, but came up with the
leather. Maranville, who had raced
around TO third, was doubled off first
so far that he made no attempt TO get
back.
In the first four innings of the sec
ond game every Boston player secured
at least one put-out.
Burns ran full tilt into the left field
wall when he went after J. {. Smiths
line drive in the fifth inning of the
second game. He bumped his elbow
and dropped the ball. Smith was given
a double.
Kellv scored from second on Marsn-
viile's bunt. Tesresu felded the ball
near the plate, but threw low TO first.
Chief Meyers slapped one 70 the
Fatima sign and got around 20 thlrd IN
lively fashion. The Indian seems about
ffty pounds lighter than when he was
eating in Brooklyn.
Rariden trapped D. - Sil''" VI
an double steal, and then gummed
the work by mufing Lobert's return
throw. The muff gave Boston the hrst
run of the second game
Poll Perritt will have to do all New
York's right-hsnded pitching in the
worlds series. Tssreau is all right for
four or FIVE innings only.
:, IN. first four innings Boston
fo;isd 10 get a hit of Big JEFF. From
there on they made up for lost time
Iobsrt covers As much ground a, as
uoini. Zimmerman - standing sun
There the comparison ends.
Powell played Fletcher's ninth, inn
d,iv. as IL IL were a dog with the
raS,ss. An easy single was converted
into a three-bass h!k -------------
New-York tribune., 1917-09-04
Jersey Harriers
Entertain Scots

Scotch lads and lassies TO the num-
ber Of more than 5000 gathered at
Juniper Park, Maspeth, l.. L, yesterday
to watch the annual sport, Of the New
York Caledonian Club. While foot
races between amateurs occupied an
important place on the programme,
much interest was shown in the High
land dancing and bagpipe competition.
The medley relay race also furnished
a thrill for the spectators. with the
Jersey Harriers the winner.
During the greater part OF the race
the jersey four, the New York Athletic
Club and Mohawk Athletic Club ran
neck and neck around the small track
On the final relay the Harrier mem
bers pulled away TO win by several
yards.
The summaries follow;
Ioo-yari dash thsndlca7l-Won bv " APPEL.
CLARK House IS yards Jsmos GunAiasham. faqL-
Alpha T. {. c. az y,rd'l. third. Time,
soo.ysrd run Cnovicej-won By james NJ otl-
tey Jersey HArIisrs. james Boston. swedish. Amer
icsn A. c. second " Drucksr. CLARK Hou'a
''i'S IoOo.yEd rin (hGndiclp,-woa b. " cu-y.
MSGaeE A. c, (5O y.ri,j: T. A Mcpona,t. ua-
attached rs yud,l, second Arthur F!eursy, g.
Chrstoph. Club. tiI ysrdsl, third, Tine. : -.
;oo-ysId rln thlnd!eApl-Woa y A Smith.
Mohawk A {. J. VI. Tighe Mohawk A C. Sec
ond: W. sheridan. Glsncos A C.. third. Tms.
= emil, run Cn,ndl,,p,-won ~ " J. FurlsrE.
HOLLYWOOD Inn A \ $50 ysrds). y J. GarTsy,
ura,taclsI Isrrstrl.. sero"d. r. C'uei'i, Pzl.ist
A 4 i-5 YARDS. alr| Tine 1911 20.
Nsd!ev relay rae, Won hy 'cr~I Ha-r'ss A. A :.
= tlr,,e.h5r g.g.. so.a.I. Nrw York 4 e.
third Tine f.!s -.
,uaeh.d u iachrsl With s feet ? inches
F!eIfusy. St lhustoph,r Club . inchesl. With
5 fcst inchss. second. H. X. 1h0rn. PsEAaAI A
{ rs ,rches) with 5 fss ? inches. third
Putting ~ g-pauud .hJt lhIndioapl-Won By A
Wolf Gleneos A c, 10 feetl. WITH ~ fee, ION
in chss: TIx,7 Glrncoe A {. "a feeil, WITH Al
faes 3 inshes. second J. siEalAr, Srv fes - @
n fe-.l With al fe~s ilchsA third
New-York tribune., 1917-09-04
Spurt Wins Bike
Race for Spears
Roh SMEAR, nipp,d Reggie Mcnamara

Bob Spears nipped Reggie Mcnamara
at the tape and won the hye-ml!e m
vitation race for the stars at the Nelo-
drome In Newark Yesterday afternoon.
Spears came down the homestretcn
with a rush and just managed to beaS
out Mcnamara at the finish marx.
Alfred Grenda finished third, John Be-
dell was fourth and Jake Magln hfth;
Arthur Spencer was fined $40 by ths
referee for not surrenderins his po-
sition to Alfred Goulett after "Goul-
lie" had gone to the front and was
entitled to have 1t. The decision was
Missed.
Francisco Verri, Willie Hanley,
Frank Kramer. Bob Spears, Reggie
McNamsra. All Goullet, Arthur Spen-
GER. Charley Piercey and Jake Magin
qualified I'M ne trial heats Of the
worlds cycling DERBY and will compete
in the seni-ingls Wednesday night.
Willie Hanley won the half-m'le
handicap. beating out Eddie Madden IN
the homestretch, while Alfred Grenda
won the two-mile invitation. George
Chapman took the Australian pursuit
race for the amateurs, and Jerry Nun
ziata took the one-third-mile handicap.
New-York tribune., 1917-09-04

Both Brush Stadium and Ebbets
fe!d will be thrown open 70 the draft
" soldiers this afternoon.
An unusual feature o' yesterdays
ganes in the American League was the
'se, that all four winners each took
'To games.
In the second game with Detroit the
White Sox hammered out seventeen
''''. for total Of twenty-one bases.
Bay schalk, the great catcher Of the
hmts sox. gathered home run ana
Fo singles in four times at bat
q. Charlie, Herzog, captain Of the
wants, was in uniform yesterday after
i1oon. Herzog believes he is suffering
nom stomach trouble. He thinks he
VII be ft IN another week.
Tyler Is usually pretty handy
S'.osr, but evidently his spikes were
saI @ yesterday morning He was slip
Hhg on the hunts.
= Zach side pulled two double plays in
pptr morning game. and all killed hits
;so.ke was caught stealing as Perritt
"nAed in the eighth.
Robertson did not appear TO put
g. S.sa force behind his swing for the
Ggohs run. Il looked as II he swept
'' 0all into the stand.
ioung Smith finished the game at
,sYohd base for the Giants. He had
wy one chance. but that was one
I.Ir!tny Of Collins. lie went away IN
'''ind Holke for Powcll's hard smash.
,.Talngs gave me morning crowd a
a ,,,i of Rico, his Cuban second-string
Saer. This fellow had little 10 do,
r..nh IN bis only chance doubled HolEe
lhg a. Perritt struck out.
sr rnads . wonderful catch OF
aga lev line drive In the fourth Inn
New-York tribune., 1917-09-04
Pirates Capture
Two i'm q Row
From the Reds

PITTSBURGH, Sept. S.-Pittsburgh
won both games to-day from Cincin
natl, taking the morning game to 0,
and this afternoons TO s.
The afternoon contest was won by
punching four hits IN the fifth inning
which, by two errors, scored five runs,
The visitors rallied in the eighth inn
ing, four hits bringing in two runs.
Mollwitz ended the game with splen-
did pickup with two men on bases.
Engel, who pitched for Cincinnati in
the morning game, was hit hard and
timely. while Miller was never in dan
ger Errors also greatly weakened
Cincinnati's game.
The scores:
New-York tribune., 1917-09-04
Standing of Major League Clubs
NATIONAL LEAGUE
TO-DAY'S GAMES.

TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at PITTSBURGH.
Chicago at 81. Louis.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York. z; Boston, o (A.M).
Boston, 6; New York, (P.M.).
Pittsburgh, s; Cincinnati, o (AM).
Pittsburgh, S; Cincinnati. 3P-MO.
Philadelphia, 5; Brooklyn, 0 lsD.
Philadelphia, 8; Brooklyn, 8 t2d).
Chicago. s; 81. Louis, 5.
ust gameD
s.. Louis, 2; Chicago, 0.
cd game)
STANDING or TEAMS
WI. Pet. W. L. Pet.
Y York. IS 43 .645 Chicago. 81 56 1872
Phila. So 81 .575 Brooklyn So So asa
81. Louis 50 81 .53l Boston. 81 81 .A32
Cin'natL- SIS IS .5lll lPittsb'gh ~ 81 8sa
New-York tribune., 1917-09-04
Elliot Wins Race

UNIONTOWN, Penn. Sept. g. Frank
Elliot won ll2ia-mile race az the
Uniontown Speedway to-day In i:14:25
The purse was $2,500 A crowd OF 90
600 persons Witnessed the race. Bar
ney OldAeld was put out OF the running
when his car, the Golden Submarins,
crashed into the guard rail in the
ninth lap, when tire exploded. No
one was hurt, but the machine wa,
damaged
New-York tribune., 1917-09-04
Comrade Noses Out
Bubble by Second

GREENWICH, Conn, Sept. BY far
the most exciting race Of the season
among Arrow class yachts was sailed
over the Indian Hsrbor Yacht Clubs
course this morning, when A. G, Hanan's
Yacht Comrade crossed the finish line
one second ahead Of the Bubble, owned
by Walter H. Bowes. The day was ideal
for sailing, and the yachts made good
time. The start was at 11:46.
New-York tribune., 1917-09-04
PeniH Shuts Out Braves,
But 7esreau Gets Pounding
Giants Play Like Real Champions in Morning Game, but
Give Poor Exhibition in Afternoon Contest
Chief Meyers Gets Triple and Double :.
By w. ]. Macbeth

commercial Of baseball sentiment be foreign the
The Giants emotional yesterday
completely ruined good mornings work In the
crowd they played with all the dash and OF
champion against George Sangss ambke Braves and
to shutou the lamb killed the butcher New York
holiday crowd and doing it it looked
puff famhed trench digger
New-York tribune., 1917-09-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE
TO-DAY'S GAMES.

TO-DAlS GAMES.
New York at Boston.
Washington at Philadelphia
Chicago at ST. Louis.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York, 1; Boston, 0 (A.MD.
New York, 4; Boston, (P.MD.
Cleveland, 8; St Louis, 3 (A.M).
Cleveland, 7; ST. Louis 6.
IL innings-P.M)
Chicago, 7, Detroit, 5 (A.MD.
Chicago, Il; Detroit, 8 P.M).
Philadelphia, Z; Washington. 4.
list gamcl
Philadelphia, 9; Washington, =.
I'D camel
STANDING OF TEAMS.
w. J.. Pct. W. l.. Pct.
Chicago. 81 II $40 y. York. SIS IS .472
Boston. rs 40 sos Wash'ton 81 66 1863
ClevsPd. T3 so .5is st. Louis so s3 .37s
Detroit. 60 65 .504 Phila-. =. 4S rs .S7l
New-York tribune., 1917-09-04
Triple in Twelfth
Wins for Cleveland

CLEVELAND, Sept. 3.-Evsns's triple
in the twelfth inning Of this afternoons
game with st. Louis scored Roth, Civ
ing Cleveland the game. to 8. The
Indians also won the morning game,
9 70 8.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1917-09-04
Pennant Hopes
Of Boston Fans
Get Hard Blow
Wild Bills Men Shock Red
Sox by Taking Two
Games in Row

,osroN. Sept. S.--Boston's hopes Of
smother worlds series were
"t,,.s cad blow here to-day when the
leS,' l,,ss took both sections Of q twin
~ m;,b the worlds champions, while
~ ~ White SoN were running up two
ns n..,;ss ~ home against the Tigers.
";,.t 90 Sbawkcy blanked the Barry boys
M y.rvay PARK this morning, the score
s.;-el 10 0. and this afternoon Ray
S,Is- 9..i al but repeated. An error by
e..Einraugh let a run drift over the
~. but New York cot the verdict,
~, NJ, double victory Of the Yankees,
IL vi,h Washirgton's two set
- to-day. carried Donovsn's men
SStk into eth place. =,
'HTS ~. RED son played good baseball
n S,v They did not make an error
,;,L.r contest. and got pitching that
GOOD in al but one inning, the
80 chapter Of the afternoon game.
g'-.ve-. they found the Yankees bet
., ia the box. strong IN fielding and
"a, ,urerior in the important detail
q punching hits,
Rest Good for Shawkey
sssvksv this morning turned in as
80 game as he has pitched all year.
y.,r. that his suspension had been
.,,S hv President Johnson reached
ys,ytsv 1a.e -ast night after the team
.,-;yt6 here. and his rest Of almost a
r..k sppareury put him in trim 20
ri,,h great ball.
m, Red SoN got two runners past
s,,. bass in r,ue innings, one OF these
..;,g as far as third base and the 9th
:, ty.tel.iug almos. TO the plate, a
.l-,r from II .gh 20 Nunamaker check
-, barry in tae sixth inning when he
- 10 score from second base on
I,gi,'s drive 20 left field.
/, The ninth P.pp started with a
!,gs', 70 left centre, moved up 20
80 an Ge6eon's Sacrl5ce, and after
s,t., had been purpoSely walked
g.s5ryx sho. q single into centre, scor-
irs Rpp, o.- sr
p,,,o, when the Yankees completed
~ first inning. High and Gill
s.,l,v had been retired in order when
-. YANKEES started a batting rally
.-s;-st Dutch Leonard, and before the
'Sr;5g closed the Boston southpaw was
rr5,f the shower bath, and four runs
~ bser piled I'D by Donovan's men.
Herb Pea1ocs, who replaced Leonard
,i,b Two out 10 tins inning, did not al
law hit during the remainder Of the
nr. NUaa-aker, who walked in the
VS., inning. and Glhooley, who was hit
(, the ffth. were the only New York
-,vsrs TO reach first base.
Peek Starts Rally
p.,s, scratch single, which Gardner
yotEsd, was the first hit Of the big
,,Tv Pipp followed with a long drive
- hight for two bases, and Peck
,,or.5, Pipp moving up 70 third on the
,iroy 70 the plate. Gedeon lined
,srovgh the box and into centre field,
scoring Pipp Baker singled TO centre
,snding Gedeon 70 second, and Hen
sry1's long drive 10 the score board
;oI two bases chased both Gedeon and
Baker home.
The scores:
Nr-vs-rSC CANT
New-York tribune., 1917-09-04

Game called on srrour, ~ dsrSnssD
T'yo-b h's Lewis Camp Bentley Es4n t2l.
HUi lSto~N has--l ann. Sa~rf-s Fliref
tis,A ssc-.a-e ry-Egsn Ie,t on bssS.-BI!l.
more. n. Newark. o. Frst tlse on e-rofs-Ball-
m0ls. z NsSaFS. : BAGS 900 5sl!s-OH XII, /.
~ wilkinson. 9 HTS sGi earned uus-O- Hin.
10 hlu aHi 3 runs IN n iHH.rE: 81 Wilkinson.
n h.s and runs IN 10 l.1 Inning. - Ross
rp lI-s anI no runs An Inning Hi ~ pitcher
By HU D. ~trIes ou' By HI % ay Wi sus1r.
*. by Ross o. ra-,rI bali Es4n Imp.rJ5
Mullen alI Hs~. Tut#--I.
New-York tribune., 1917-09-04
NfORNTNG GAVE
Totals. .s5Jl247l. rotals......2s792
Ran Tor stanage IN ninth inning
fBatted for James in ninth inninE

Ran FOR stanage IN ninth inning
tBatted for James IN ninth inning
fBaited for Danforh IN tho sixth inning
De,roit .............0 0 0 0 0 o-5
Chicago ............ II
Three-bsss h.-schalk stolen bases-Leibold.
z. Collins. Fe.sch ?. Witt Cobb McAfuilin.
Jackson, Murphy. Sacrifice hlt--Scnak Sacrifice
ries--E. Collins Wit. Risberg. Left on bases
Chicago. Deroit s Base5 on bsl.'-Of Ehmke,
g: OF James / oT Williams. l. Hts and earned
rIus-OT Fsber. II hts and 1 runs IN 42-3
lnnings. OF Daniorth, hl. aud no runs IN Ia
innings. on William. no hi's and 70 runs IN 2
innings. ~ Lumcss hits and runs IN
innilgs. on james bits and ! run IN . inning
struck out-By Ehmke 2. Wild p.tch-Ehmke.
Tmplres-Hildebrand and D,nsen Time S.
New-York tribune., 1917-09-04
Orioles Drop
One to Newark;
Second Is Tie
International League
TO-DAY'S GAMES
Newark at Baltimore.
d.. A...-... - u LII kI......A

Providence at Richmond.
Toronto at Buffalo.
Montreal az Rochester
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Newark, g.; Baltimore, 3 first
game).
Newark, 8; Baltimore, 3 tti innings,
darkness, second game.)
Montreal, 8; Rochester, 0 Ia m.)
Montreal, g; Rochester, I Up. M
Providence, II; Richmond, 2 Ia. m-)
Providence, 8; Richmond, I Up. m-)
Toronto, 8; Buffalo, 2 "a. m.)
Buffalo, 4; Toronto, 0 Up. m.)
STANDING OF TEAMS
W. l.. Pet. W. l.. Pet.
Prov'ce. TT 81 .5a9 Roch't'r 81 "a .456
Toronto 79 SO .5S5 Buffalo. SO 73 AT
Newark II 56 $40 Nontr'l. 81 81 .266
Btime. IT So $40 Riehm'd 48 30 1878
New-York tribune., 1917-09-04

rot,l,. ,.....ssslagls9 rO.as ...lOlllI2IIO
sBsttei for Bolsni in the 90 inning
tBatted Tor Cunningham in tho sth Inning

'RaUed Tor cunningham IN ths sLn hnlnL
tBatsd for Williams in the Sd inning.
D.frcl, ...........O 3 O.
Chicago .............i > Ia
Two.bIse hI;s-E Collins. Rsberg, Burns. Three
base hit--He.lman. Home run-SchalS stolen
Yele Sacrifice hl,-YOIng Sacrifice fy-Gsn-
dl. Left on base5-Chicaso. g. Detroit. 10; fiTs. .
base on eTou-Chicago. z. Bases OF eans-oE
WIuiams. / Of, James. .. Hts and earned runs
or Faher hits and runs IN is innings;
out IN 81 lnninsl of Williams hits ard l run
in ! inning; of Cieotls. ! his fnd run IN 3
innings: on James, 10 hits and runs in J Is
innings: or CInnlnghan. hits and runs IN 2 l-s
innings Struck out,-By Danforth, !; BY James.
1. by Cco,te |: by Cunningham. l. Umplres-
HLldebrand and DIneen. Time. 2ll
New-York tribune., 1917-09-04

Totals. ~ eII.3ii5o Total. ;.tl1lS'' 10

.Battsd ior paVcnpor IN seventh inning
fBaftsd for Rogers IA uinth inning
tone out When winning run scored. .
S..,.isTa a. h%uf'.. " 3 . / Q II
Two.ba his-smiih. La1An, ssleL Pritt.
Speaker, Roth Turner. Thres-bass Gt-Lyan..
Tvans Cb,pmsI Stolen hases--Roth. Turner
nolbis piays-Turner and sls.er: PRATT LAvan and
si,lsr: Mage Pratt and sislsri La'ln lunn,
Eits and nuns in 6 innlngs OF Rogers. hits and
/ nun 10 ? iunlrs. OF KoOb, hit and | nun IN
2 l-3 innings. Of CcTele.Ne; II hits sld IlAs ~
;r1ias,. F,r., base on bslls-On Davenport, 3. q,
Rogers !; "a Kooo 3; on Coveleshe, 2 HIT BY
pi,cb.i siu-By Koob I tGrsneyl. struck out
nv Davenport, |: by Kc0b, l. by Co5elesde. /;
by Morton. J. First o. errort-st L0qs !.
i.', oa bass-St Louis. S: Cleveland. 10. lime-
2..h- I'mnIres-O owens and EYanS.
New-York tribune., 1917-09-04

ting for Holke. lined 20 right. 0nslow
forced Lobert and Murray, for Tesreau
grounded 10 short.
The only other time New York passed
second base was in tho fourth. Then,
with one out, Fletcher singled and
raced to third on Lobert's single 20
centre. Holke popped and onslow was
tossed out by Honey.
NOPNTSG NAAyy
New-York tribune., 1917-09-04
AFTERNOON GAME


.Rsrtrt for Sheaa n eighth inning
4Bst'ed 'or Schneider IN ninth inning
,Bat,ed FOR ". Wagner IN fifth inning
CsrcirnsN. ........... . .
Pi.tSburgh ........... '
ISyo-bass Ai,--schuedsr stolen bSs-Ctrey.
Sacrifice hits--Nfolwit2. Ward. SsrHhce mes
Esn, Biebes Double p'SS--ScAcc.der, koD! and
CSsse I<ft on bases-CncnrstL 5, Pi''sodrgh, .
I4-st base on erro-s--Ptttsburgh Bases o. eais
or schrelder g. Famed rIGs-OH Schne4dci, =
N stso'e s. Struck out--By Schneider, =; by
Steele 5 jmpres-O'DAy Gld Harrison. Tine
New-York tribune., 1917-09-04
alexander Wins Double-Header
Before Crowd of 7wenty Thousand


II ROVER CLEVELAND ALEXANDER star pitcher of
the Phies, demonstrated yesterday at Brooklyn his
right to be named among baseballs noted iron men.
Alexander pitched both against the Dodgers winning
the first of doubeheader by the of to and the
second On September 3 of last year Alexander also
pitched victories, shutout a single afternoon
He trimmed the Cincinnati Reds at the Philadelphia park by
SC of to | and 4 to 0.
New-York tribune., 1917-09-04
oAlH


'Batiei ''r Trsgesssr IN siSsh ianins
Post0n............... o o %
New York ........... D 0 3 3 IL
Tgobass hl.-KauT Hons rla-Robo-son.
stolen has~-MaranUlle LC5er kGIf. Sae1fes
Fletcher ard Io.ke. Maranv,'s RtWlings ART
kole,clys Fletcher Zimmerman and Ho.ks. Rco
and Rawlings LET Oh bases--New YORK g Bos-
ton. F!rst bs5s Ou c-lUs-NeS lQTk !. Bue,
~ ba'S-CH Ptrrff. J. n TSler, . Earned runs
or Tyler O. Ht Is ptcie--By Ty.cr lRooeri
SOM Struck out-By P-.-ff. by TSlcf. g
Passed ball-Trsgr.ser. LupiTs-klsm sni
New-York tribune., 1917-09-04
American Association

Kansas City. Q: Minneapolis thrs. gAms).
Nlnns.po!is, Z Kansas City 2 ts,cond gams).
Louisville. 8 Columbus | "a. NJ
Columbus. 5 Louisville. tP NJ
NigIukee. 10. s., Paul. | tfrsL ssms).
Ni'wausen 2 s. Paul. (s6ooud camel
Toledo : Indianapolis. thpt ssne).
Indianapolis. g. Toledo. u h'p. dniness
ecoud ganel.
New-York tribune., 1917-09-04
MORNING GAME

Totals 80 , - 70 3. Totals 81 IL 81 -
'Bst'sd for Molyneur in seventh inning
Si.,.I1S5 s. LSai'. .................. ............ 3 s
Three base hits-Smih .. Sacrifice nies-ssler,
LsVsn. Stolen hasss--si.ler. ?. Chapman. q
Evans. Roth .. O'Nsil. Turner. Doubls PLAYS
sloan and sister, Lavan and sislsr: H.ls and
Haseo. Hts and earned rins--or Groom. 10 hts
and runs in 42-3 innings: OF Nolynsur, hits
no runs in 2 innings; OF klep,er. s hi,s and
runs In 9 innings. rirt base on bills.of Groom.
By MolyneuI /; By KEEPER. 4 Wild pitch
NoyneuI l. First base on errors-st- Louis, l;
Cleveland. l Left on basss-St. Louis, =; Cle'e-
land g. Tine. Impirss-Eyans and Owens.
New-York tribune., 1917-09-04

'Bs,,sd ',r seo.i ir seventh inning
Nu y1k ........ o n -
lsas . O-l
IVo base hits Pp9 HsndDU, Barry. stolen
tns-H~1TI S1u.ca lt'--PeEauCS Double
tps-GcoDr '1 y.ug 10 Pgr.1lVaggn 70 fIpp 70
10 u P.yy. Gardner ~ Barry N HCbiize.l. llpp
? Pee, u. 81. lefs Oh buso6-EostOl T. No"
l1L F.s. base Or eruu-Bos'pu, / bass
5lls-C~ rrE.sE = o. Fisher. 3. Hts sAd
ara rUs-u~ I~Iltr1 9 ll's runs IN
Iifg. % Ie-EprE. I1 runs 10 Nus IN -
si-E u ls.er Its lo runs lA .uAl"ss
~ ptcAe--Br Fisher 'WaErl, by Pemoch
.4Aoo.eyI. S'r.rs 0---By PeaaocI. = IupIS
-gJrLG,y Grf UIGuEIl. Time SO.
New-York tribune., 1917-09-04
AFTERNOON CANE
Totals ....378l.Tl3o To,as.....s32S?Ilif
'Batted ior Holks IN N. 9Th inning

'Batted for Holks IN N. sth inning.
-Batted gor Tesfsau n ths 9.h inning
Bos,o1 ..............0 1-S
New York ............0 II
Two base his-Sni,h t-) Kelly. NarEvills.
K0ne:ehy Meyers. Powell. Thrs--bsse h.-As5en,
Fletcher. stolen hass-Robsrsou. St-Ti1ce hit
Powell Double p!Gy-KauT and Boke Le't On
bAes-NeS York. 7. Boston :. fEy bass -
error-BOston. D. Base On ba,,s-OH 1esreiu, =
yg Nehs. 90 Earned rInS-O7 Iasrau. rirst or
Nehf runs iIlt hy ritcher-By Nchf. J iH1,ks' .
struck cuJ-By Tesreau. 5 Passed hall-Nt5efs
Umpres-k!eIn and Euxlie. Tine. 2.lA
New-York tribune., 1917-09-04
MORNING GASn;

TEo-bsss h.t--Schmidt Three-b1se hlt-Wlngo.
Ward MoIlwi:z Double psy-Mol.witz, WEd and
Mo!wi'I Jsft OF baSeS--CIacinnsu ;; FiusouTgh,
10 Firt on errOr-PiusbuTEh. !. Bases OF Uas
or Engel g. Earned rlrs-On EIFe 5,
Struck out-By EnEei. .: BY Miller. 2. Passed
Tine 80.
New-York tribune., 1917-09-04
New York State League

Wilkes Barre, :: scranton. a NJ
WiiSes Barre IS: Scranton. 5 tr. 81
ElmirL 6. Rsading o a NJ
y5r9'rG Rseding 0 (P. M
EiT gtIr'h, s. Syracuse, / "a NJ
syrsou,e 81 BinghEntoa- 90 inninrs. dus
nnsA r. NJ