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SERVICE MEN IN MEET.
Federal Rendezvous Bents Armed
Guard In Dual Games.

The Brooklyn Federal Rendezvous
track team yesterday defeated Brooklyn
Armed Guard, 40 TO "a, in a dual meet
at the Brooklyn Athletic Field Cor
neltus ShauEh nessy OF the Federal Rem
devious. who has been a consistent vim
ner. won the ??0 yard dash In 81 is
seconds and captured the <4n yard run
IN 81 as seconds. ". J. Moran and
NJ Y. Msley accounted for most OF the
Armed Guard points The summaries.
100 Yard Run--won nv J. r M1Cor,
Guard, second; NJ J. Msev, Armed Guard.
third Time. 10 SIS secondA
2so Yard Run-won by {. shsuEhnsssy,
Federal Rendezvous; T olsen. Federal
Rendezvous. second =. lApar!. Federal
Rendezvous, third. Time, IS ] 3 seconds,
Armed Guard F, Mullen, Federal Rendes-
vous. second; NJ. Gue-in, Federal Rendez-
vous third Time, .;ll.
4to Yard Run-Woa by c. Shauehnessy,
Federal Rendezvous, c. :. Siebert, Federal
rendezvous. second. II w. Fletcher.
Armed Guard, third Time. - IS sccond.
$50 Yard Relay Race--won by Federal
Rendezvous first team. with sieber,, Olsen.
ShsughnoEsv ana Mullen: Federal Reserve
second team, second Armed Guard. third.
Nc time taken.
Running High Jumr-won by A. Fitch.
Armed Guard. with : feet Inches. NJ
Guerln. Federal rendezvous, wi,h 5 fe-;
with .cea inches. third
, Running Broad Jump-Won by NJ ].
Maiey, Armed Guard. with IS fee: sLs
inches, A. Fitch, Armed Guard. WIN "a
feet inches. second. II. Sieeer:. Federal
Rendezvous. with - feet 10 inches third.
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TITLE FIELD SHRNKs,
sixteen Left In womenr Western
Golf Cha m pionship,

CHICAGO. Aug s7-Three Visiting
golfers remain to contest the women's
Western championship with the thirteen
Chiesgoans. Miss Lucille Dessenberg Of
Kalamazoo. Mich. champion, defeated.
and ;. Miss Rutht Burnett OF Elm
hurst, who tied for second low net in
the qualifying round. Miss Dessenberg
added TO her laurels by making the best
showing for consistency In the driving
contest. She placed all three balls
within a radius OF twelve feet at dis
tances of 227. 2e6 and EOS yards. or
total of s3s yards for the three shots
Miss Frances Hadfeld OF Milwaukee.
Wis, champion. had u runaway match
with Mrs E. E. HARDWOOD OF Windsor.
being UP at the turn and winning
and 8. The other nonresident con-
tender IL Mrs David Gaut OF Memphis,
Tenn. champion, who, repeating her
qualifying score OF a:. eliminated Miss
Dorothy Higb'e Of Midlothian, 5 and 4
She is paired in the second round with
Miss Brnestine Pearce OF Skokie one OF
Chicaeo's best players.
Miss Dessenberg will meet Miss
Coreaa Lukens OF Edgewater to-mor-
row. The best medal score thus far was
made to-day BY Mrs, Melvin Jones o;
Glen Oak. who took only SO strokes
two over par. for the 6,+4+ yard course.
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heatsst KIND Of bundle
Tei away from CARRYING trunk when
is well Illustrated by THE p'usgrrs chse
IL sure does take the eye on sight BUG.
New YORK, Aug. -.
Protection to Inseciivurcus Birds.
WARRINGTON. n. C., Aug .7-Th-
new Federal migratory law gives coutinu-
Gus protection to nil ins-ctivorous birds,
hanu tailed pigeons. cranes, wood ducks
ana eider duCks swans. Curlew, upland
ploNeT and al shore birds except ne
black bellied and golden plcvers, wilson
sn'pe or lbCksn!pc, voodvoCk and mo
greater and lesser yellow Eggs. and 20 rrr-
tain nor game birds. such ~ suks ertl.,
rreees eu.lsmots herons, looms. pufrns.
terms and me Ike,
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JOHREN Is WINNER
IN HURON HANDICAP
Romps Home After Hand
Grenade, Lone Rival. Balks
at Barrier.

SARATOGA. N. Y, Aug. 2T.-fIarry
Payne Whitney's imported colt Johren.
which is running neck and neck with
Willis Sharpe kflmer's sun Briar for
the three-year-old championship. won the
Huron Handicap. the feature Mt the Spa
here this afternoon. The race was
merely an exercise Eallop for Johren.
A. X. Macomber's Hand Grenade was his
only opponent and he could not make
Mr. whitney's colt extend himself at
any stage OF the one mile and three
siSteenths journey.
The start brought uncalled for Kisses
and boots for Mars Cassidy. The starter
sprung the barrier with both colts on
their toes and ready for the duel, but
as soon as the webbing rose Hand Gre
made propped and wheeled. This cost
him half a dozen lengths.
After the race Johnny LOTUS. who
rode Hand Grenade. exonerated Cassidy
from all blame. Hand Grenade is a
green colt said Johnny, land .when
the webbing went up he wheeled and
was compelled to pull him w to get
him back in his stride. The start was
a good one and n my mount had gone
on about his business we would have
sped away together"
With frankie Robinson Juggling Justify
on the reins during the entire Journey
CONGRATULATED a length and a half in
front He covered the course in / :57 2-5.
His gallop was a profitable one for Mr.
Whitney. for the race was worth s2.500
While the horses were on their way
to the post for the first race LInfirmier
an imported colt belonging to the Crown
Stable, unseated Jockey Fairbrother and
ran four miles before he was caught
L1nfirmier IL q sprintx. but he sped
those four miles like a cup horse. with
L1nfrmier out OF the race victory went
to Torchbearer Of the Kentucky Stable,
with E r. Bradleys Blue Paradise sec
ond and c. Buttons Manganese third
For the first time this season the
colors OF Major August Belmont. the
chairman OF the Jockey Club, flashed
home in front They were borne 10 vic
tory by Duchess Lace, brown flly by
Fair Play-Dragnet. She had Lyke In
the saddle and showed improvement over
previous races. She followed the leaders
TO the final eighth pole and then came
on and passed the Judges a length ahead
OF the Woodland Stock FARMS Tri-
unOhant. which took second honors by
nose from G. j. Longs wyndover.
Duchess Lace travelled the six furlongs
In / rs LIS. The track was not a. its
best
Airs. J. f. Davis's sturdy bay flly
Ophelia defeated big field OF Juvenile
colts and fllies In the last race George
Walls got her away from the barrier in
NTH position and rushed her after the
leaders Entering the home stretch she
poked her nose in front and then in
creased her lead unit, she was a length
and half in front OF John Sanford's
Marhesa H.
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CLOSE PRO GOLF MATCH.
Anderson and Cameron Beat
O'Hara md smith I Up.

A quartet OF professional golfers had
close match at Arcola yesterday. Carl
Anderson mad Claude Cameron, the home
pro" finished l up over Peter OHara
Of Haworth and Gordon Smith of Sun
ningdale. The feature OF the round was
the last nine holes OF Andersons. After
taking az to the turn. Carl came back
in %. which gave him "a. His inward
half was FIVE strokes better than par.
oHara made the round in rs. Smith 70
and Cameron so.
Immediately after tho match Ander-
son and O'Hara started for Huntingdon
Valley in Andersons automobile. They
picked UP Pat Doyle at Deal. This trio.
along with Jack Clark of st. Adams.
Archie Chiappa OF Richmond county and
a number OF others will take part in the
annual open tournament of the Golf
Association OF Philadelphia tomorrow
and Friday.
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New YORK In Brooklyn.
Philadelphia In Pittsbure.
Cincinnati I'm Chicago ltwo). |
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Totals 80 l4.34 Is Totals II : Ii 81 "a
zone out when winning run was scored
St Louis. Q Go
New York &C.. o Q 0 0 -
Two base hts-Bsk"r Nunamaksr. Austin
Home run-Slsler stolen hases-Prltt ::
PecRinpaugh Hummel. 2 Gilhoo.cy Sncrl,
rlfice hus-tiedeon, .: Johns. Maisel Han
nah Double play Hummel, Pratt ana Baker
Left on bases-New York. Is: St. LOUIS l..
First base on errors-New York, |: ST Louis
! Bases on balls-of Finneran CDcmmitt !;
OF MoErdse. tNunamaker, sevrrcid): OF
Slsler, 4 (GIlhooley. ?: Pecklnpaugh, Han
nah: on Houck. CHummel. Hits-on Fin.
nersn, IN innings none out IN the eighth {;
on MoErldEe. In innings; on Sister, IN 7
innings of Houck. IN ala innings Hit by
pitcher-By sisler. (Hannah); by FinnerHn
tTobin', struck out-By F1nn'ran. !: by
MoErldre !; by Sister. (: By Houck. !. Wild
pItch-Sisler Winning pitcher-M ogrdse
Losing pitcher-Houck, Earned runs-oh Sis.
lcr A. of Houck. /: on Fnnernn, &, on
Mogridge, /. Umpires-Messrs. o'Loushrn
snd Evans. Time Of same: hours and IS
minutes.
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the middle set. and Alexander walked
through A. II. Chaplin.
This afternoon the national bows and
junior championship tournaments will
be started. The feature matches on the
grand stand courts to-day follow:
$50 p, Mt. r. Pell va. r. Lindiey
Murray: N W. Niles VS.. Ralph H. Bur
dick.
p. M.-Frederick r. Alexander vs.
Harold A. Throckmorton.
so p. M.-william T. Tiiden vs.. Con-
rad b. Boyle.
p. M-Beals c. Wright vs.. Lindsay
Durham.
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Total4 81 s 4 - 10 2
'Bstted for Boone in the eighth inning.
tBatted for Hill IN the eighth inning.
IRAN for Hinchmsn in the eighth inning
Philadelphia. ....-.... o -
PIttsburg ....,,........ 90 o. l-s
Three base hi-Lesch. Stolen bas.-Cui.
shaw Sacrifice hits-sIock, Cravath. Boone
Sacrifice tles-Mckechnle, Schmidt Double
plays-Bancoft. Pesrre and Luderus tsl;
Adams, Bancroft and Luderus; Stock. Pearce
and LuAerus: Cutshaw Boone and Monwt,
Left on Observation-Disclosures. :: pttsburg .
First basr on Philadelphia, 3 First
base on bals-Of PrenderEAst ?: on Com.
stock, !: OF Hill. l. Hits-On PrenderyAst
10 in innings none out in the eighth; OFF
Hosg, in . innings; of Comstock, in sl.3
inningt on Hill in 2s innings; on San.
ders, in inning. Struck out-By Prender.
Easl. by Hogg, l; by Coms;ock. .; by Hill.
J; by Sanders !, Winning pitcher-Prendcr-
CAST. Los,n. ptcher-Comsiock
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BUSH FANS THIRTEEN 1
BUT RED SOX LOSE
Detroit Defeats Prospective
Champions, 2 to I.

BosroH, Aug. 27-(American)- Joe
Bush OF Boston famed thirteen Detroit
players to-day, but the Tigers won. TO
i. Detroit scored twice in the eighth on
successive singles by Jones, Wit; and
Neach and an inheld out, Joe Bush de-
Meeting GrigCs's drive and Shenn throw.
ing out the batter as Wit scored with
what proved to be the winning run.
Boston's run came In the fourth on
strunks inield hit. whitemans sacri-
hce and Mclnnlss clean single to left.
The score
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BRIGHAM IN SERVICE.

Among the latest OF the athletes TO go
TO the front is Harry Brigham OF Brook
Ign. the former interscholastic half mile
and mile champion and holder OF the
intsrscholastic indoor mile record OF
4:s7. While at the University OF Fir-
einia Harry won the Southern collegiate
one and two mile championships In
Glass "A Brigham, who IL married.
waived exemption and was placed In
Class IA. Harry leaves for Camp Cor
don. Atlanta, Ga. to-day.
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DIRECTUM ]. TAKES
PACE AT READYILLE
Tommy Murphy Pilots Winner
of $4,000 Stake in Grand
Circuit Feature.

RKADvILix. Mass, Aug. ?T.--Iolrectum
J. won the honors at the Grand Circuit
meeting at the Readville track this after
noon by leading the fieid home In each OF
the three heats IN the 9:os pace for a
$4,000 purse. The Murphy entry went
in :oSis. :oSa and 9:osA.
Silver King the favorite, won the
2 IA class for pscersSwhich had not APP
pesred before on the Grand Circuit
Edna Early won the thrce-ycsr1old
nacing division OF the American Horse
Breeders Futurity. The summaries
American Horse breeders FuturlV;
threr-yea- old class pacing ralue tIbo''.
Edna Early twhiteN. ..,..,,........ ! 7
Peter Elliott fMcDnnAldl ............
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LAST GAME Al EBBETs FIELD.

Charles Hercules Ebbets. the Holiday
King, is going to celebrate the l42d an
niversary OF the Battle OF Long Island.
part OF which was fought on the present
Ebbets Field, with "a game between the
Dodgers and Giants this afternoon, The
Armed Guard from Brooklyn Navy Yard
will give a parade and review before the
game Its band will furnish the music
II will be the last league game at Ebbets
Field until the war Is over.
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FEM has LOW CARD.
Turns in sc on Linkp Of Shenecos-
sett Country Club.
SpScia, Eesoorrk fa THr Srx

NEW LONDON. Aug. 81. - Qualifying
scores in the annual golf championship
Of the Shenecosset Country Club. which
began to-day, were much higher than
WAS expected from a field OF this class
H, c. Fem OF Hartford won the medal
with an Sc. which was the only score
under 90. Dr.. c. II. Gardner OF Provi-
dence, who was the favorite. aid not re-
turn a card. as also was the case with
some OF the other top notchers. The
cards:
H. c. Fem. Hartford. Sc: Malcolm
Laidlaw. New York. 81; John b. Kelly,
New York. -: G. W. Carroll. Jr., Norwich.
81; r. E. Edwards Great Neck. %:
Stewart p. snlfen. Gedney Farms. 50; r.
II. Doming. Hartford. 50: J. D. Arm
strong, Buffalo. 81: Walter II. Dilks,
Philadelphia' % Avery. New Lon
Charles C. Miller. New York. 81: C. l..
Forman, Hartford. 81 Harry yinson-
Farms, 80; J. p. Taylor. New London. IS.
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Results in National
Titular Tennis Play
AMERICAN CHAMPIONSHIP SINGLES,
second Round

N"1FfoNrhH bfNnLEs.
second Round.
r. i. Murray won from Lieut.. H q.
heHeher by default; Beals c. wright de-
Ieated DR.. d. y. Drake 80, &c, 80,
Sehehiro kashio VI. G. A. l.. Dionne, al,
~ 81 "a Unfinished: L. E Ma.
han defeated II. r OBoyie Sc. -
- s-2. s--s. II. q. Parker defeated n.
Waoraushek &c. t-s, 81. n. W Niles
aefeated W. J. Gallon 81, e., Ga
n. Surdlek def-sted A. IL. Chaplin Jr
~ e-l. 81; r. n. Alexander defeated
a h. Chaplin, sr., "a. 81, 81; H A.
Throokmorton defeated r. c. Bags. e-i,
- ES: -; c., W. Pike defeated IL u.
Vail liz; Go. e.
Third Round
kumagae defeated G. W &ishtman
', 50, e-?; W. NJ Hail defeated Irv-
ms G. Wright 80, -. e--l. 60: r H.
Binzen defeated r. C. Gatcornb e-s SO,
81, 81. c. y. Doyle defeated George
king s-s. ga, "a. DR.. H J. X Nor
eenthsier defeated r c Simmons "a.
81. So: Lieut.. Craig Biddle defeated A
voshrll defeated II. D. Br.,s sWs, sLe,
81; Vincent Richards defeated =. T.
anderson 81, t-s, IS. w. T Tilden
20 defesteo c. @. Burrows s--l. Is Is
W. r. Hayes defeated Il. II. Hendrickson
s-i. s-2, 60
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SERVICE MINES WILL PLAY.

Soldiers from Fort Slocum, representing
the Twenty-nfth Company, Will meet the
Bushwicks in the feature OF double
header at Dexter Park, near the Cypress
Hills elevated station. on sunday afternoon
Mike Regain Of the Cincinnati Nationals
ana George Bell. the former Supa< pa
are with the douEhboys. In the FIRST con-
Test the Bushwicks will meet the aviators
from Garden City in a return game. on
Labor Day the Cuban Stars will play two
games with the Royal Giants.
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NAyoR LrAouERs TO PITCH.

The Doherty Silk sox of Patterson. one
OF the strongest independent clubs in the
country, viii face the ball team from the
Field BerEeultne avenue and Twenty
ninth street North Bergen. n. j. on
saturday afternoon, Caldwel VIII pitch
for IN, shlAbuIlders. on Sunday Thor
mahlen will pitch for the shiprard against
the soldiers from Camp Merritt. who will
have RUDE Bressler Of the Reds on the
mound.
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CLEvELAND'S RALLY WINS.
Comes In sixth and Beats Ath-
1etics, s TO @.

PHu.ApELPH1A, Aug 81 (American)
Cleveland won to-dsy's game, 5 20 6, by
n rally in the sixth inning. Speaker
was calied out on close decision at the
plate in the fifth and was finally ordered
out OF the game In the sixth inning
Cleveland knocked Johnson out OF the
box. Gardner drove a homo run into
the left field bleanhers The score
CI.EYEI.AND IAA lpHII ADE1 I,II1 \
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Totals n Slc s7ilf

'Baited for johnson in sixth inning
Turner out. hit nv baited ball
Cleveland. ............ : o o o % a o.
Philadelphia ......... o 80 o O &C
Two base hits--McAvoy. Gardner Three
base hts-speaker, Evans. Dugan Home
run-GA-dner Sacrifice h.t-Acosta Douhk
playe-Chapman Turner and Johnston: pu-
gan Dykes ana Burns Lett on hases-Clev~.
land 10: Philadelphia 9 First base on
errors-Cleveland, /; Phil adelphia Essas
on halls-of Morton. .; OF Covsleskse !
on johnson, :: on Person Hus-o~ Nor
ton. IN innings Inone ont In NTH; of
Coveleskie. in :: of johnson, in s. on
P1crson. in : Struck out--By Morton, 4:
by Coyeleskie. :: by johnson !. by Pier
son, Winning piicher-covele.kIe. Losing
pit cher-Johnson
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CALIFORNIAN GAMES MONDAY

The siNty-second annual games of the
Juniper Park Juniper avenue Maspeth
l.. l., on Labor Day cup presented BY
Col. Walter Scott will go 10 the club
scoring the highest number Of points
Scottish features will consist of Highland
dress, dancing and hagpipe competitions
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osmeS Srueuueo
Jersey City in Toronto.
Newark In Buffalo.
Baltimore in Hamilton,
Binghamton In Rochester
ROCHESTER,. Aug. 27-Newark de-
featcd Rochester here to-day. 5 to g. in
eleven innings The score:
Newark. loi 1900 IS
Rochester. o 0 o o-3 10
Batteries-Ros and Madden; Wilkinson
and ONeih.
A. Hamilton RHE
Jersey city. Olsos o-ss 81
Hamilton .... o04 0 Q O--s IL
Bstterics-FIeiger and Breen; Aicheis.
RAY and Turner.
~ Buffalo u. II.
Bnltimere. ........ o Is
Bunalo............ go II 0
Seven innings by agreement.
Batteries-Lewls and Parker; Gallagher
and Bengough.
At Toronto II. II. +.
BinEhamton. OIL lol - II
Toronto. o 0 o.
Batteries-Beckvermt and BrAnnan;
Justin and Fisher.
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stump IN COAST GUARD.

Jacob W. Stumpf, ce-presiient OF
the Metropolitan Association OF the A. A.
l., has enlisted in the Thirteenth Coast
Artillery. New Work Guard Stumpf
was sworn into service yesterday and
was assigned TO the Fifth Company.
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KANE HEATS YEARNs.

Jimmie Kane of New York outpointed
Johnnie Yearns Of Jersey City in the
main bout OF eight rounds last night in
the Spring 4. c. OF West Hoboken, y. ].
In the other bout Jack Courtney Of New
York knocked out Sailor Kid Regain OF
St Louis In the first round.
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have be
IN in
work.
New
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BURNS BEATS ASTEY,

Frankie Burns outpointed Dave Astey
last night in the main bout OF eight
rounds al the Lotos A. c. at Perth Am
boy, \. j. Burns had the better o..
almost every round
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Totals. ~ AR Z

Two osse ht-Whiteman. Three base hit
Young. Stolen bases-Neach Harper. Schang
Sacrifice hits-Mclnnis whremsn. Double
play Dung and GriEEs. Left on hases-De-
trolt {; Boston. 9. First base on errors De.
troit Boston. 2. Bases or balls-Of Knllio,
=: on J Bush, ; Struck oui-By Rallio, 5
by J, Bush. IL
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PHILLIEs TRIUMPH TWICE.
Score over Pirates In Double
Header, .-6 ana So.

PITTssURG, Aug 81 (NationaD =
Philadelphia won two games from Pitts
burg to-day. TO and TO .. The
scores
FIpSr CAN'T
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

View York, 4, St. Louis. (nrsD.
New York. ~ st. Louis. 9 tsecond, 4:
innings.
Detroit, - Boston. 1.
Cleveland, 8, philadelphia, Q.
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American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF Yesterdays GAMES.

Philadelphia. 2; Pittsburg, @ (hrsp.
Philadelphia. 4; Pittsburg, 2 (second,
The Cinein nati-Bost0n game was post.
poned On account OF rain.
Other teams were not scheduled.
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YANKS TRIUMPH IN
LONG DAYS WORK
Go Twenty-one Innings tC
Take Two Games From
Browns, by 40 and &c.
~ FREDERICK G. LIEB.

The Yankees and the Browns played
quite n quantity Of baseball at the Polo
Grounds yesterday. The quality wasn't
so good. A double header was adver-
tised, but they threw in three extra In
nings for good measure. The local dele
gates won both games and virtually
clinched a first division berth.
In the first game the Yanks pounded
four runs out of Tom Rogers before
Jimmy Burke could yank him out. and
these four sufficed 10 win by = TO ?.
The Yanks came from behind IN the sec
ond game and won in the twelfth by
score Of 10 g. As rNis game was the
playoff OF a fifteen inning tie 1t took
twenty-seven rounds TO reach verdict
The feature of the double header was
the batting rampage OF Leslie Nuna-
maker. former Yank catcher. Leslie got
into the first game as a pinch hitter ana
cracked QUIZ single. In the second game
in six times up he hit a double and four
singles and once was purposely passed
A lot OF people also thought that Mummy
hit the 'bull" $50 crack. but Billy
Evans ruled against him.
If Nunamskers hitting was pleasing
10 the eye his fielding was not. Once
upon a time Frank Chance thought he
could put more batting power into the
TANKS DN nlHNlnE lrSl4t VII AL - SeSN'
The experiment lasted only one Gay.
Burke perhaps never heard OF this ex-
pertinent as he placed Les on first In
the second game. moving George Sisler
into the pitchers box. Sisler gave his
team nice lead by hitting homer In
the third with two mates on board. In the
seventh inning the Yanks scored three
runs on Sizz. aided by five Brownie
errors, OF which three were by Nuna-
maker fourth might have been plas-
tered on him.
Knocked on First.
Instead OF the pitcher being knocked
out OF the box Nunamaker was knocked
of first base, - Sister was sent 10 hrst
and Nunsmaker transferred to right
field Leslie caught two flies out there
without getting hurt. but rs Mogridse
knocked in the winning run in the
twelfth Mummy trlpped over on the green
trying TO get under the ball.
Higgins is tockeying his four able
bodied pitchers with considerable skill,
and Mogridge and Love generally man
age to get into every game. MogridEe
relieved Love in the first game and
pulled II out In great shape. tanning
Houck ana Tobn in the ninth with the
bases full
In the second game MoSridce had 10
give Joe Finneran a lift The Yanks
had two run lead when Joseph was re-
lieved with man on second in the
eighth. but before Mogridse retired the
side the Browns had tied the ecore. The
game dragged along until the twelfth.
In the first half Nunsmaker opened with
his fifth single o. the day, took second
on Gedeons sacrifice and was shot down
at the plate by Walters trying TO score
on Austin's single.
The Yanks won In their half Peck
started by beating out bunt, took sec
ond on Hannah's sacrifice and ran home
with the winning run on Mogridges
single.
In the first game Ham Hyatt gave
himself quite a surprise by knocking a
homer into the right field seats. The
scores:
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Two base hi,-Nasel. Home run-Hyait.
Sacrifice hit-Austin. Double p!ays-lcck-
innsugh Pratt Eummei Hannah Peck n.
nauRh Hummel PRATT. PeCkinpaurh. Left
an hases-Sew York. 3: ST. Louis S. Bases
on baus-Sn Love, Austin, Wright. of
No-ridge ! (Sevcreidl: OF Rogers. l tGll-
hooleyI. Hits-on RoEsrs. TIn lis innings
of Wright . in IS inniuge of Houk,
none III ! inning of Love, in Is in.
struck ou--By Love, iTob.n, Malse. WrishI.
Cocoon; by Nogridse. ,Demmut, Tonlu.
Hnuckh. Winning pichcr-l.ove, Losing
nitcher-RoScrs Earned runs--Od Rogers.
4: of Love UmpIrcs-Messrs, Evans and
OI.ou.hin. Time Of game hour and 81
minutes
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SECOND GAME.

Two base hits-Luderus, Carey. Cutshaw,
McKechnie, Three base hit-Bancron Sac
rifice hits-Luderus, CravAth, smith Double
plays-Bancroft, Pearce and GIuderus: Meu.
sci and Adams. Left on bases-Phi sdelphis.
&; Piusburt. I First bass on errors-Phils-
delnhia, 8: PitteburE, J. First base ON balls
-On Watson. 4. Hits-on Watson. in :
innings; of Miller, in innings: on
Sanders, in innings Struck oui-By
Miller, !: nv Sanders. /. Winning pitcher
watson. Losing pitcher-Miller