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MAILS WINS FOR INDIANS
FROM BROWNS BY 8 TO-
Jameson Makes Homer In Eighth
Inning With Two on Base,
Winning Game.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 27.-Clcveland
continued It's drive for tho American
League pennant today. defeating st.
Louis, S to 4, n retaining the half
game lead ON Chicago in the face OF
the lattcr's victory over Detroit.
Mails held st. Louis at his mercy,
with the exception of two innings.
when seven hits were punched for
four runs 1t was his sixth straight
win.
After working at top speed for four
innings. Davis faltcred, finally being
removed from the box in tho sixth
when he allowed two hits and gave
three bases on balls. forcing in the
run that put Cleveland ahcad Rochlcr,
succeeding him. also was wild, and
lasted just al inning. Dcberry went
the rest OF the way and was reached
for three runs in the sixth inning,
when Jameson hit into rEht-feld
sta nd for a home run with O'Ncill and
Mails OIL base.
Sisler drove in three runs and
scored the other. his three hits bring
ing his seasons total to PAS. to tie the
american League record made by Ty
Cobb in 1911.
Manager Speaker was presented
with "A floral horseshoe by local ad-
mircrs on his first time at bat.
The score:
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Worlds Series Will Start on Tuesday,
October 9Th, in American League City

necessary, IL avlii be held In the
American League city, and the
ninth, IL needed, In h National
League habitat.
In case there In = tie for tho
American LcnEue pcnnant between
Cleveland and Chicago. a scrics OF
three Snmes will be played OF he
tween tho two to decide the final
standinE. The opening date OF the
worlds s%crics, In that contin-
Scncy, will be revised.
This In the frst time the COM
mission has decided to play three
games In one city, followed by
four In tho other. The change was
made ON the grounds that II would
eliminate n good deal Of the In
convcnicnccs of trnvcI between the
co%ntestinE grounds. In the event
OF rain, the clubs will remain In
the city In which they were orig
fnaiiy scheduled, and subsequent
games will be played OF rs per tho
revised schedule.
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HAvRE DE GRACE ENTRIES

First rnesmhvs and one;halt fu5!o1Ss-
q tbs Meth los: Tough Storm. lls;
A. II. Morris entry.
Second race--hve and one-half furlonEs
..FlyinE wcish,nan.. III. The Hue Duke.
io7; Phantom Fair. los; Merry Feast. liz:
Eastern Glow. l0s: Daisy Vein. 100: Sun
Third .racc--si1 Observation-Disclosures Mac
Lean li6: Night Thought. lo9: Jacques.
tsusG; ios: GhGvslier. los Wild Thoughts.
loI; J9Sauina. IS: LADY Granite. s..
Mr,At6i,TStor, ilG: Beauty .SieGn. ii3: Rcy
L'Enjoieur. lle: thistle Queen. lis: Cal.
EIith ra1e-one mile and a sixteenth
,as: Bolasio. LOG; Sailor. liz: Runecrait'
Sinth r3Hs-1ne mile and q quarter
81; SUI Up. liz; Beauty Sicen. loT; Edith
H., 80: Our PtEy. TO-: Courtfool. log.
seventh race--one milo and scyent,
Ill. Il6: Point.to.
r1int; lls; LINK BOY. Ii6: BoSer!SS.
Neptune. l16:. Orenzo. los; Primitiye ioa
Iohn !. Bay. IFS: Dinty Moore. Ito: FickIs
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AQUEDUCT RESULTS

First raso,s,I turlongs-Banksia. 1is
JR eIsSyl, Is to 81 to 81 TO- 3 won:
! to :. second: MaideTs ballot; liz tKgm:
i;i2 t.S. Fright. Neap,ide. Honey Girl. In.
second Observation-Disclosures II, ,pr,-
iSnl; to !; ! to J., even, won; paddy
second: Aurum. ll5 (Kummcrl "a 10 20 =
Z 70 L. : TO- .: third; Time. l:55 a.. Our
Mephew. piscofide. ReEresso. Marion Iiol-
Third raeeEmilo and a sixtecnth-Thc
ISrnb. lH tJohnsonl. u To 8. 3 10 &. i to 3
% Snt snnai.l IL; ,eI 6bahtnj : 10 s. / 10 !
:; even: ! TO 3. third. Time. I;5 90. Genie
Callahan. ~ to 2 out. out: won; vice.
out. seeond: Round Robin. Sc tBui,msn5,
to ~ to 10 out third Time. I:c6 i-6
Fifth raee-mile. s.nninss Park. II:
rHErim. i@ tMooney>. J." TO- sooss w. %on 3
out: second: War MASK. Iei tcaiiaSsnS
- to :. . TO 6. out. third. Time. is; "a
Recount. Cromwell. Gcrma ran.
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CLEVELAND BUILDING EXTRA
STANDS FOR WORLDS SERIES
Indiana Owner Says II In \ Gamble.
but VIII Not Have Time After
Race IL Over.
OSy Associated Press.

CLEVELAND. OHIO. Sept. 81
t9:rcction of temporary stands TO
seat $500 persons will start at League
Park tomorrow morning, James G..
Dunn. president OF tho Cleveland
baseball club. tonight. Mr.
Dunn declared he was preparing to
accom- nodatc as large a crowd az
possible in anticipation OF his team
nant.
~ Is a gamble with me-" Mr.. Dunn
explained. but inasmuch as tho
stands cannot he completed in less
than seven days. I could not afford
to wait until the winner OF the nag
Is decided. as II would he too late.
As 1t is. there is hardly tiIne enough
to construct the lands.
M. Dunn left tonight for Chicago.
,While there he will request the mem
bbrs OF the National Baseball Com
mission to postpone tho opening game
OF INC worlds series until October z.
20 allow him time enough TO haye
the extra stands finished.
Inc stands will be erected over
Lexington Avenue at a cost OF an.
p~ToSiInately $4,000. Upon compile
ton, the seating capacity Of tho
park will be about $4,000, ~
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my Universal servIce.I

CHICAGO, Sept. :7-The worId,.
baseball championship series OF
1870 will start Tuesday. October
9Th. The first three games will
be played In the city winning the
American League championship.
Since either Cleveland or Chicago
will win the American League pen-
nnnt, the series'wilI begin in either
of these cities.
This 'Sns decided this afternoon
Mt a meeting of the National Base-
ball Commission. attended by Ii. IL.
johnson, president of the Amer
lea League, John HcydIer, prc.-
idcnt OF the National, md John
hrucc, secretary OF the commits
sion.
The next four game. will
be held after one day OF traveI
on October q. 10 and II, In the M
tional League city, which g.. now
brooklyn. III an eighth contest Is
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JACKETS NOT DISCOURAGED
AFTER SATURDAYS DEFEb
Todd, Richmond hoy. Former Star
1ohh a!nrshnil, to lie Tried Out
mt Hunrtcr nnck-

ASHLAND. VA. Sept. 27.-som
What arnised. and battered, but I
from being discouraged. the JACKIE
resumed practice today. following l
oi-to-O defeat sustained Saturday
IN. hands OF Maryland State.
me score does not fairly tell I
story OF the ZANE. and to quote I
washington Post. 1T can hardly
s h, mat samenesa was the .vict'
twenty pounds of beef TO the m.
was the trium PLANTER"
Considering h fact that the Az
iahders had only two veterans
by a short period of training and (
Weight Of the .N~arylanders. Goa
con was pleased with the showit
made by his protegcs.
Inc entire team played a scrapI'
Of a varsity eleven more unsettl,
than yer. Each OF the tw~enty-t'
men who made the trip were Civ
an opportunity to display thu
wares and all came through in go
shape.
MurTell: Cobb. Randolph and Ca
ana bore the brunt OF the at.at
C9oh and M%nrrell. playing tn,
imi d game OF college football. 81
performers before the season is on,
Back Held prospects took a co
siderable boost today. when Todd.
Richmond boy. and for several yea
star performer on John Marsh;I
High school. entered the Method
institution and reported for .ootb:|
practice. Todd has an enviable rel
ord as a prep school player. and uj
der Coach Com watchfui eye shouI
prove a valuable addition TO II
Jacket squad. Hc will probably
tried at quarter. which is admitted
the weakest spot in tho Ashlande
back field.
Three more prep school athlet.
Tell-known IN this ssction, are e
pectcd 10 report to Coach Gon u
week.
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DALLAS AND TURNER TO
WREsTLE HERE THURSDAY
Windy City Men Unable to Secure
Matches There rs Hc Outclasses
Chicago Grapplcrs.

Reports from Chicago state that
n promoters thcre absolutely refuse
to book Pete Dallas because hc Is
so good no can easily dispose of IN
opponent. Not being able to get any
matches there. Dallas has telegraphei
TO the management OF tho local
broadway Arena a challenge to tho
winner OF the Turner-Kotoncn en-
tsasemcnt of last week to wrestle
Thursday OF this week.
The defy was accepted by Turner.
after he had beaten Ketonen. and
the match Will be staged Thursday
night. the winner getting all of the
wrcstlers' share of the receipts.
Word has hecn received here from
Mike Yokel. OF Salt LAX City. Utah.
that he will be In Richmond October
Z to wrestle for the middle weight
championship Of the country. Yokel.
although Il trifie over tho 15S-pound
limit, can make II by training, and
he proposes to do 80 for the match.
1t Is thought that the winner OF the
Dallas-Turner match will be pittcd
against him. and the winner OF that
bout may we'll be acclaimed cham
pion.
The management OF the local arena
states that Il suitable preliminary
is to be provided for the program
Thursday Of this week. and that
all women will be admitted free Of
charge. Zach Woodall will be the
third man In the ring.
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WINS NATIONAL
LEAGUE PENNANT RACE
Three American League Leaders
Won and Positions Remain
the Same.
NY Associated I'rcss.l

NEW YORK. Sept. 27.-Erooklyn
wen the championship of the National
League today, though idle. as "A result
OF New York being defeated by Bos-
ton here in the second game Of their
doubie-headcT.
All three leaders in the American
race won today. Cleveland. which has
a half game lead over Chicago. has
SiN game TO play and If the Indians
WIN half OF them. the White SoX must
YIN their three remaining games with
-; Louis To get first place.
While !; j. mathematical for New
! ORR 10 pass Cleveland and the Yam
KEGS can only tie with Chicago. The
,oSni ttani mas TWO games to play and
by winning them while the two Vast
@rh teams lost all their contests. New
lork would be on even terms with
, hlrasc and a game ahead of Cleve-
anu \ victory by the White SoN, or
4 defeat for the Yankees, will nut tho
Eastern team out of the race.
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GENERALS WORKING HARD

LEXINGTOS, Sept. 27.-The Cen
erals have begun the week with a
drive for speed. After having put tho
Washington and Ice squad through a
long scrimmaEc Saturday. Coach Raj
terry stated that speed must be the
~watchword OF his men this year. and
that he Intends to have a fast team at
all costs.
In todny's practice the Generals
were put through "a grilling afternoon.
The work consisted OF charging. put
ting. tacklinE the dummy, running
back kicks. signal practice in for;na-
ton. and grass and rope dr!ll. BlarkA
board work will be started tomorrow
night in preparation for Saturdays
contest with Davidson.
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GIANTS PUT OUT OF RACE
BY THE BOSTON BRAVES
Splitting Double Bill Eliminates
New York From National
League Pcnnant.

was put out Of the National League
pennant race when Boston won the
second game of "A do~ublc-header to-
day. 3 to =. The Giants won the first
contest = to i.
Bocckel's home run into the left
field bleSchers in the ninth inning
gave Boston it's victory after New
York had tied the score in the eighth
on FriSchis homer.
New York too the opener by
punching two of it's four hits In the
fourth inning. These. coupled with
villc's error. gave two runs. After
this inning not>a hit was made off
Townsend. Sehf kept the visitors
the second game for New York, was
hit hard in .hc late innings. The
Srnry.
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Boulevad Field is now being nut in
snare Tor The football season. Every
thihg viii be in readiness for the big
game Friday between the John Mar,
Athletic Club. The Marshall team is
composed of many star college men.
among them the w~ell-known Hunter
Carpenter.
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INDIANS WORKING HARD
FOR '. P.|. ON sATURDE
Maury High School Man, Bas,,,,
Joined Squad and Working :
Out for Bnckfield.
Especial to Tho Times-DIsna,.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Sept. ~
Returning from tho Univcrsitv
Virginia game in fairly good aha
the William and Mary College yr;
Iron squad resumed daily prac,i
this afternoon at Cary Field. Sew,
scrimmages will take place prepar
tory to the V. z. !. contest In Black
burg Saturday.
The coaching stan will give esp
cial attention TO tho back-held r., M
dates In an effort to givo great
drive to the Indians offensive. r.
imen must get into condition gra
nally, owing to the unusually wa,
weather at this time OF tho year
Hastings. full back OH tfc Man
High School eleven. OF Norfolk. i
Joined the squad. 10 had his n,
"orkou today.
Head Coach Driver and Assis,a
coaches Bobby Gooch and j. b. Cou
seiinan plan to give the large SOU
q week of hard work. Until The
~ a decided change In climate eve
state team will be slowed up.
ltichmond football dcvotees W
mnvc their first chance of seeing /,
william and Mary eleven play i'm I
.,hpltal city on OctoSer 0. when Gi
tudct sweeps down from Washinrt
lot q meeting with tho Williamson
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SPORTS
DICK kERR'S PITCHING
WINS FOR CHICAGO
White SoX Havc Won Ten of Their
Last Eleven GiamcS-DauSs
Hurled Good for q Innings.
fBv Assoclatcd Prcss.l

CHICAGO. Sept. 27.-with Little
Dick" Kerr pitching mastery ball.
the Chicago White SoN continued
their victorious March today in the
American League pennant race, de-
feating Detroit, . to o today IN n
final game OF the season here. The
victory was Chicago's tenth in the
last eleven games.
Kerr pitched a remarkable game.
not allowing a man To reach third
base and was never In hanger. DauSs
also pitched splendid ball. allowing
only one hit up TO the sixth inning.
After hitting Weaver in the sixth.
however. Eddie Collins and Joe Jack
son Knocked out long singles. which.
coupled with "A poor return by Cobb,
gave ChiCaGo's only rsDs.
Ayers relieved Dauss in tho ciglith
after Hale. Il pinch hitter struck out
for him. Outside OF the sixth inning.
only one Chicago player reached
third base. Weaver singing in the
eighth and advanced TO third when
AinSmith threw wild in attempting
TO catch him stealing second.
Jl,.A Srnrrs
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Ounces of prevention" in
clude light weight Scotch
Mist" Overcoats. Fine, rain
or shine.
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HUMMER TO RIDE MAN O'WAR,
SANDE UP ON SIR BARTON

NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-Clarence
Hummer was engaged 'oday to ride
Man O. War in the race against Sir
Barton at kcnilworth Park. Windsor.
Ont. on October IL. Louis Fcustei.
trainer OF tho Riddle colt. announced
today. Earl Sande will ride Sir Bar
ton.
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Boston

,ota!S .... II 2 ) 81 IL
'Batt.d for Mnllnhan In ninth
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a. E. F. CHAMPION WINS
tBy Associated Pres,

Cl.EVELAND. OHIO. Sept. 2o.-Bob
Martin. champion of the A. p. + ontD
pointed Captain Bob Roper, Of Chi
caSo. In q ten-round bout here to-
night, held under the auspices Of tho
American Legion. '"'
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MATED Tor Erickson In ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Washington ITO o 0 o @ O %
boston ..........0 0 0 o OK
summary: Two-base hit-Fostcr.
stolen hases-O'Rourkc (2). Holio-
nan Hic". Mcnoshy, Foster. Double
plays-Brady to Sco,t 10 ucJnn;s
!.tt' on hases-Washington, 8; Bos-
on Eases on balls-on Erickson,
, OF Harper. 4. Struck out-by
Erickson. G; by Harper. 10. wild
90 balls-GharrIty, 2. Umpires-
iIinech and Mallin. Time-2 hours.
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RED S0X WIN TWO
LBx Associated press1

BOSTON. Sept. 27.-Boston made
rs position at the top of the second
division secure today by taking both
games from Washington by scores of
= TO l and . to Q.
Harper struck out thirteen of his
former teammates in the second
game.
The Red Sox will close their sea-
son tomorrow with two games with
Washington.
The SCOPES:
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T.rheel. scri,nmase unrd.

Especial 10 n TkTneS-Dlspatch.)
CHAPEL HILL y. G., Sent. III
Hard scrimmagcs for the Tnrhccl
football squad this week have con-
WINGED university students that at
least three new faces are apt to an
pear in tho lineup for the Wake
Forest game on Emerson Field Oc-
tnha-
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Fem,I. Imp-rson.,or IN T,o.

EEsie Eiweil. a female impersnna.
tortwho Is connected with a carniva
hoSe on west Broad street. was
on a technical charge OF being 10y
orderly on the street. He was d1.sSsd
In female attire. which he is woni
caused a disturbance when = nmn Tnu
Of young boys began to follow And
ridicuie him. Elwell gives h,s bnms
as Guiiford. Va. and his .ag. az u.
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Former Riehmond p..,., D.,a.

e'. IIth!y Z. Johnkon. d. d, for
mer paste. Of Union station and LIar-
re- street Methodist churches OF this
~; ana a prominent member .of the
Conference Of Virginia, in
80" ~ MA home at c!'.zet at the
age Of s. The un.ra WI be held
"'tn!h 4 cay or 30. with burial here
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RUTH DRIVES IN YANKEES
VICTORY OVER ATHLETICS
Mays Kept Philadelphia From Get
ting More Thnn One Hi In Amy
Inning.
rBy Associated rrcss J

lbs Associated Frcss
..PHiLADELPNlA. Sept. 27.-Ruth's
fif~ty-sccond and hf;y-third home run
drives scored all the runs today in
New York's ) TO o victory over phila-
Iei?hia.
Mays kept the locals from getting
more than one hit In any inning.
Both of Ruth's honlcrs were drives
over the RICH; field fence.
>. l'lu Srnrn.
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Philadelphia.

New lOTk ....,.... : U W I Y W
Philadelphia .......o . U q . 10
Summary: 'TWn-bas" hlt-GriiUC. ..
Thrce-base hits = iratt. Perkins.
mel. Double plats-rrAr,. Pcckin-
paugh and ripf; ifpp. rcckinpauRh
and ripp; Galloway anti Griffin. Grit
fin. Galloway and Griffin. Left on
bases-New York, !: Philadelphia, /.
Bases on balls-Rommel. /. Hit by
pitcher-by Rommcl CWard). Struck
out-Rommel. /. Enthusiastically
and Evans. Time OF garnc-l:06.
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CARDS WHIP CUBS
usy Associated Press,

CHICAGO. Sept. 27.-St Louis ron
sludcd its seasons work here ~
trimming Chicago in decisive fash-
ion today. l6 10 J.
Tho visitors hammered three local
pitchers for / enty-hvc hiss ~iIiAI.ns
t~hirty-ive .3a"S.
: Chicago fielded poorly aud could
do nothing with Schupp. despite seven
bases on halls OF the latter.
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New York.
Totals ..........3 . S IT II
.Batted for Ryan in ninth.
Score by inninlsS:

Boston ............ 100o10001-3
New York ......... 0 90 0 O ! o.
Burns. Doyle, Gowdy. Home runs
Frisch. Boeckei. Sacrifice = Eayrs.
Double play Frisch. Doyle and
Kelly. Left on baSeS-BoSton, 8; New
York, Z. Struck out-by Pierotti. g.:
by Ryan. .. Empires, Hart and Ems
lie. Time, l:23.
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Totals ........2S : - 10 q
NRaitcd for DausS In eighth.
% q q Q o o o q O.
q q u q q - q u u

SCorc " INNINGS. X.
tl'lEhll " Y " " " W
Chicago ...........0 @ 90 y @ N
Summary: stolen baSc-Wcaver.
Left on haSes-pctroit. Is; Chicago, {.
Base on balls-Ke-r, |: Dauss. |. Hits
off Dauss. 3 III :; Ayers. ! in l.. Hi.
by pitcher-by Dauss CWeaver.
Struck out-by Kerr, {; Dauss. -:
Ayers. /. Losing pitch"r-pauSS.
umpircs--Chiil aud owens. Time OF
Eame-l:l5.
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Jameson. Sisler. Home run
Jameson. Observation-Disclosures,
Gardner. Speaker. Mails, Jacobson.
Earl smith. Double plays-Earl
Smith, Sister and Gedeon: Austin and
Sister. LIEF, on bases-Cleveland, O.;
st. Louis. =. Bases on balls-on Mails,
!; of Davis. I: OFF Boehler. .: off De-
berry. J.. Hits-on Davis, 6 in ) %;
OFF Boehler, ! in /; of Deberry. 1 in
, l-3. Struck out--by Mails, >: by
Boehler. |. Wild pitch-A1ails. Losing
pitchcr-Da Wis. Cmpires-Hildcbrand
and Moriarty. Time-l:50.
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. W
New York
Totals ..........26 . % 20 ]
.Batted for OiNeill in ninth.

Boston .......... 0ooooloo- I
New York ........ o 0 X-2
Summary: Two : base hits = Ban
croft. Ford. Sacriices-Eclly, Nchf.
Townsend. Double plays - Ford.
M~aranville and Holke; Boeckei. Ford
and Holke: Nehf, Bancroft and Kelly.
Left on baseS--Boston, z; New York,
off Nchf. i. Struck out-by Nehf. l..
Empires. Hart and Emslie. Time.
1880.
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SPORTS
Babe Ruth Bangs Out
Two More Home Runs
(By Univer.nI Service

Sept. 27.-
rome runs tOdny In the game with
philadelphia, running up his total
for the season to fifty three.
Romneli WINS pitching for PhIIs-
The nmushcs cnme I'm the
first and sixth Innings.
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VIII ERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY 800
New York Mt rhilndrluhln.
Washington nt Boston.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

yesterdays RESULTS.
Now York. =: It.Ston. 1. tFir,t Elfne.)
Boston, s; New York. =. tSccund camel
~. louis. 10; Chicago. J..
Observation-Disclosures. min.
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RACES DELAYED

COLUMBUS. OHIO. Sept. 27.-To-
days program Of Grand Circuit races
was postponed bccausc OF rain
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Chicago .......... 0OOo0noia
summary: Two-pase h!ts-Hornshv
H~eathcoie' l.cYan 60. Schupp C2),
Marriott. Robertson. PaSkert. Smith
H9m rnn-McHenry. Stolen bases
"-HornsDy %. SacriNccs-ClemOns
McHenry. Double plays-S,ock 10
Hornsby 10 J%anvr!M. Rohtr,snn -
CLARKE 10 Ieathers. Lett on bases
Chicago. IL: St. Louis. : BASS az,
bails-on Cheevcs. !: OF Schvnn :"
Iiits-of Martin. 9 in 4 OF chrrves
8 In ?; of Jones. Il in 3. S,ruck
e1ut ~ Martin, :; by Schupp. .. Wild
Tin. Umpires-McCorm.ck ana IT,
rison. Time hours. "N mar
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!Battcd for Picinich in eighth.
+Battcd for Schacht in eighth.

totals .-....... 30 . 0 go is 0
Judge out. hit by batted ball.
IRAN for iIendryx in ninth.
t~hhtted for Brady in ninth.
Score by innings: r.
washington 80 300 o o ii
Boston .
summary: Two-base hit-Rrewcr.
Hacrichcs-Mclnnis Scott. Double
irothro TO Judge to O'Itourkc; Scott
10 BRADY to Mclnnis. Left on bases
Washington. >. Boston. Z. Bases on
Da!iS-oH Jones. >: off Schacht, !; off
flschcr. :. ilits-oG Schacht, 6 in 7:
OH Fisher. 3 in l %. struck out-by
Jones. :. wild ~pitch-Joncs. Losing
pltchcr-Fishcr, Umpires - Nallin
anu D!ncen. Timc-l:3O.