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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-14
RTLEYS TO PLAY
TURNER NINE

The Riley All Stars, 1921 city indepen-
dent champions by virtue of their victory
in the Daily Times Trophy tournament
which closed last Sunday will cross bats
piohs, in a three game series to be played
at Eagles Park, formerly Northwestern
Park The first clash will occur next
Sunday and will be called at o'clock. \
nominal admission fee will be charged.
The series has been arranged by the
two teams as special event the games
not being played under the Times juris-
diction.
The Rneys and Turner's met in the
third round of the tournament this sea
son and the Rileys won, to 1. The
Turner's protested the game over a deci-
sion in the ninth, but the protest was not
allowed. The score was l to 0 in the
Rileys' favor az the time the disputed
play came up.
The two teams have some Of the best
amateur talent in the city in their line
ups and the special series is expected to
attract the followers of the two clubs
out in full force.
The Indianapolis Southern Greys will
play at Plainfeld Sunday. The Grays
challenge the Hercules team for a game
to be played Sept. 25. For games adj
dress w H Burk 1912 Reisner street,
or call Belmont 0442.
All players of the Meldon club wishing
to play in the Sundays game should be
at the meeting Friday evening at the
managers home at Z 80 o'clock.
Four teams will stage a double header
at Brookside Park next Sunday. The
Indianapolis Red Sox will play the White
Sox and the Brooksides will hook up
with the Arsenal A. c. in the first games.
The two winners will then play. All Red
Sox players are requested to report at
the meeting Friday evening. Hess, john
son, Sanders and Brennan take notice
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has some fast men who promise to de
yelop into real back field stars Walter
Floyd, who played three games at half
dorfer a new man on the squad appears
TO know some football and will make
somebody step to beat him to a half back
job. Charles Becker. another new man.
Is fast. Elmer Elder, is another half
back candidate.
A S whole the Manual squad appears
to be stronger and better balanced than
last year. The coaching stan is better
organized and the schedule is an IN
usually good one. The boys have the
pep" and they are working, The teams
that meet Manual Training High School
this year win find they are playing d
real football team 1t Is an aggrega-
ton that viii improve and the later the
season gets, the harder ii will be TO de
feat Manual
Manager Evans today announced the
revised schedule Of the Manual Training
team. All home games will be played at
the Butler College field with the possible
exception of the game with Technical,
which may be played on the new Tech
nical athletic field. The schedule fol
lows:
Sept 23-Maron here
Sept. 30-Wabash there.
oct. 7-Richmoud here
Oct. 1J-Louisville Manual Training
here.
oct. 2o-open.
Oct. % Sheridan there.
Nov. Clinton here.
Nov. 1l-Technical.
Nov. 23-Shortridge.
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INDIANS CLOSE
TOLEDO SERIES
Tribe Moves on to Louisville
After TCday-Twin Bill
Won Tuesday.

TOLEDO, Sept. 14.-The Hoosiers from
indianapolis today were to exhibit their
wares for the last time before local fans
ms season when they tangled with the
Hens IN the wind-up FRAY of the series
Having captured four straight since com
ing here Sunday the Indians felt light
hearted today and believed they held
| splenuld chance of making it a clean
sweep over the Hens. Pug Cavet was the
duty uNU
The Indians certainly went big yester-
DAY when they grabbed of a dOubie
header an' to and to 2. AS a result the
Hendrlcksmen are nearly In fourth posi-
IlOn IN the 4. A. race and now the ath-
Ietes from indianapolis are convinced
6JHi t,{ VIII wind up the season in the first
Jess Petty hurled the first contest yes
Ierday, opposing Ayers. The Indians
got SIX hits and the lens seven. bur the
- :. eeosIers managed to realize more on their
st1 mis- and also got himself another
in the second fray Of the afternoon
1ee bartIett took the mound and sur
Hens back in easy fashion. He was
opposed by Mccullough, q youngsteT
VINO nag been going good for the Hens.
Dut Mccullough was not there compared
/ Win WIN bartlett yesterday. The Indians
rolled up total Of ten hits to six for
! the Hens. Ralph SINNERS again starred
by getting two doubles. Tex Covington
| also broke into the spotlight BY slam
ming out home run with two mates ON
the sacks w
II was a grand day all around for the
indians and they walked off the field in
great spirits after pocketing the two
If the Indians are able to stand off
the Colonies in the series 0pening ar
Louisville tomorrow they will be we'll
worth a word of cheer when they return
home TO close the season.
PITCHER Lefty O'Neiu Of the Joplin
club Of the Western League has been
| purchased by the Toledo club. President
Bresnahan announced Tuesday.
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Gossip Other
AN INNING WITH THE AMATEURS

The williams Greys defeated the Bed
ford Reds, IL to O. Smith of Williams
got four hits out of five trips to the
plate. For games with the Williams
Greys address Merle Smith, Williams.
Ind.
Manager Smith of the Marmon 34s has
called a special meeting for Friday at
S o'clock at Beams. All players are
asked to be present. sunday the 34s
Clerruont is asked to get in touch with
Smith at 1907 Bridge street.
The Keystone A. C.s will play at Broad
Ripple Sunday. They have Sept % and
Oct. 2 open and want to hear from State
teams, Greensburg and Greenfield espe-
cially. Address w. j. Schock, 1875 Bar
tholOmew avenue.
The indianapolis Monarchs would like
to play the Hoosier Cubs or Indianapolis
Giants Sunday and would like to book
few games with State teams. Address
william Thomas. I'll West Fourteenth
street.
The Morris Street NJ. E.s viii play the
Air Pump team at Garfield No. 3 Satur-
day at $3.50.
The Independent Ramblers want to
meet State teams, Bridgeport, Corners
Vile. shelbyville and Greenfield preferred.
Address o. F. GlassfOrd, S11 South ran
dolph street, or call Drexel 326S. Dolliver
is requested to call that number and ask
for Shorty.
The Mapletons will wind up their base
ball season next Sunday when they Will
meet the Christamore a. C.s on the Fair
view diamond.
The Buchanan Stars are holding O
park permit for Sunday. State and city
teams desiring a game for this date
address W. H. Adams, 1926 Oliver ave
nue., or call Belmont 1928.
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Grand Circuit
GREY WORTHY WINS EMPIRE


GREY WORTHY WINS EMPIRE
STAKE.
SYRACUSE. N Y, Sept 14-Grey
worthy, Walter Cox's gray gelding, won
the $1,000 Empire stake for PIP trot
tiers, the feature event of yesterdays
Grand Circuit card. and set a new rec
ord for the stake by trotting the second
heat In 2:021z. The former mark. , :O3A
was set by Cox in 1913 with McGregor
the Great.
straight heats. 1t was the geldings fifth
straight victory. Princess Etawah was
second. Jeanette Rankin finished third.
2:o5 Class Pace (three heat plan; purse,
$500
Roy Grattan, g, by Grattan
Royal (Murphy) 80. .---..-.-- 2
Edna Early, blk N. by The VOL
VERNE (Thomas) ............ 2 1
Julia NJ Direct, br N, by Walter
Direct IF Edman) ......... ; 3 dr.
Edward B, b b. by The Northern
Man Or. Lyman .............. 4 3
Time :o3A, :02A. :02&.
The Empire State Stake; PIP Trot
three heat plan; purse, $4,000
Grey Worthy, gr g, by Axworthy
tCox) -....-.--...-. --.-.----.- i
Princess Etawah, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
(B. White .--.........:....:.. 2
Jeanette Rankin. ch m. by San
Francisco (McDonald) ....a....: 2 3 8
Brusiloff. br b, by Peter the Great
(Canel ......-....-.. ......-...
Betty Taylor, b m. by Sniko
(Dodge) .......... .......-.. 4 DR.
Mainiick and Pelham Express also
Time-e:os&. 2:o211, 2:O7A.
2 :o7 Class Trot three heat plan purse,
s., 00o)-
Jane the Great, f. by Peter the
Great (Scott) ......... .........
Rose Scott, blk m, by Peter Scott
(Murphy) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2
i Derry $50. - g ....,...:..2 a
Taurida, m, by Peter the Great
III. Fleming) MISREPRESENTATION. 6 5 3
Lockspur, b g, by Prince Ingomar
(Leese) ...--....-.- --.---..... 9
Dottie Day also started.
Time-2 O0A. 2 :Os1z, 2 :O81k.
Ala Glass Trot (three-heat plan; purse.
81 ,eOo)-
kilo, m, by Peter the Great
tPitman) ....-.....-.... 80. 2 L :
Peter the Brewer, b c, by Peter
the Great (Ray). .......... 4
George Watts, CHI h, by General
watts Berry .............. 2
Nary Kenna, b (. BY San Fran
cisco "a. McDonald) ...... 3 3 8
DaE Palos, br b, by San Fran
Betsy Chandler and Peter StillwelI also
Time ,osz, 2:osls. 2:OsA.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Moline Wins Entire
Terre HGute Series
and CLincheS Flag

MOLINE. Ill, Sept. 14.-MOIine clinched
the Three-I League pennant yesterday
by making a clean sweep of the series
off Terre Haute, winning yesterday $
game to 8. This Is Moline's second
remnant since entering organized base
ball in 1914, the first being won in 1915.
The Flows knocked Elliott Off the slab
in the first inning. after scoring four
runs on a triple, double, two singles and
two walks.
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Cub-White Sox to Open
Annual Series Oct.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE city series be-
tween the White Sox and Cubs will get
under way on Wednesday, Oct. 3, it was
announced today.
The first game viii be played at Com
iskey Park. On Thursday and Friday,
Oct. 9 and T. games viii be played at
the Cub park. and then on Saturday
and Sunday, Oct and 8 hostilities will
be shifted to the home of the American
leaguers.
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Wind-up of Giant-A. B. c.
Series on Bill Today

The last game Of the series between
the st. Louis Giants and the A B. Cs
was on the bill for this afternoon at
Washington Park. Each team has won
two games and the last contest will be
the deciding fracas. Yesterday the
Giants managed to bunch their hits to
better advantage than Taylor's bunch
and the result was a 5-to-1 victory for
the invaders. The AS threatened In the
ninth. but the fire was extinguished with
three men on the paths when Mackey
out.
Tomorrow, Friday and Saturday the
same two teams play at 1T. Wayne.
Sunday the A 3. C.s return here for
u series with the Columbus Buckeyes
who are said to have the strongest team
in the leagu since the club has been
reorganized. The usual double header
starting at ? o'clock viii be the Sunday
program.
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World Clout Record
Is Set by Lelivelt

OMAHA, Sept. 14-Jack Lelivelt,
ffrstbaseman on the Omaha Western
League team, Monday established
new worlds record for hits In
single season when he made two,
single and home run, bringing his
total up to 251. The former record
was 249, made by George Slsler OF the
st. Louis Browns, in 1920.
Lelivelt played on the Cleveland
American and Louisville and Kansas
City American Association clubs sew
eraI years ago. coming to Omaha as
manager in 1920. He resigned the
mana cement early this summer. His
batting average, accord ding to the last
issue, was .423.
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Hot, Hot, Red Hot Are
the Major League Races

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. I4.-Cleve-
land closed in on the Yankees yes
terday by full game and are now
within a half game OF the American
League leaders.
The Indians trimmed the Athletics
while Dick Kerr gave the White SOx
his sixth victory over the Yanks In
seven starts.
The National League race remained
the same. The Giants pulled game
out of the fire with the Reds in the
twelve inning and the Pirates
showed signs of their pre-slump
form in beating the Braves.
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5(gN1+tEE

GREB AFTER WILSON.

NEW YORK, Sept. Hilary Greb
the Pittsburgh light heavyweight, an
nounced right out loud today that he Is
prepared to trim himself down to 100
pounds and knock the stuffng out OF
any and all the middleweights in this or
any other country. Harry's def IS
especially aimed at Johnny Wilson.
Scarcely had Harry issued his ulti-
matum than along came Nike Nc
Tigue. the mighty Celt who upset
Panama Joe Cans on Labor day, to
inform the Pittsburgher that he need
not mind about Mr.. wilson, anu
further advising Harry that Mike him
self would oblige and fight the Smoke
town boy any time he got ready. 1t
looks like a match. McTigue and Gus
Platts the English middleweight, have
been matched to meet for flfteen
rounds before the Academy A. A. at
Dyckman oval on Sept. o.
SPGRT
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Women Golfers Start
Play in State Meet

The womens State golf tourney was
scheduled to start today on the South
Grove links. An entry list OF forty nine
contestants had Leen received last night.
It was expected, however, that a least
another dozen golfers would be on hand
to start play in the tournament.
Various prizes are to be awarded. in
Guiding a list of thirty in all, the chief
OF which is the Cadle trophy to be award
ed the State champion.
A permanent organization of the fem
thine golfers of the State VIII be at
tempted during the tourney. 1t is re-
ported that a delegation from Lafayette
will attempt to have the next years meet
held in that city.
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KILBANE MONEY APPEARS.

CLEVELAND. Sept. 14.-Danny Frush.
who meets KiIbane for the featherweight
title here Saturday, laid away his gloves
TODAY and devoted himself TO road work
and to taking of an extra pound q
weight He will do no more boring until
he goes into the ring Saturday.
Ktbane money was beginning to 8p-
pear in hunks today. Harry Marks, De
troit steel man, is said 10 have posted
$4,000 even money on the champ and
other bets Of 81 900 and $1,000 were re-
ported.
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CLARKsBURG, W. Va, Sept. IA
Jockey Eddie Smith, one of the oldest
riders in the country was killed In Il
fall here Tuesday afternoon in the in
augural dash of the West Virginia Fair
and Racing Association, when his mount,
W F. Montgomery, stumbled on the
first turn. The accident seemed to be
an easy fall, but the horse crushed
Smiths heart and lungs.
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EASY roR NJ. GIBBONS.

ST. PAUL, Sept. 14-Anke Gibbons.
st. PauTs middleweight, is step nearer
the crown today as a result Of his vic
tCrv over Young Fisher of Syracuse in n
ten-round open-air bout here last night.
Gibbons was given the decision in every
round Fishers offensive work WAS SO
clownish that fans asked How did be
ever beat Nike O'Dowd z"
Gibbons left Immediately after the fight
for Colorado Springs. whore ne fights
Battling Ortega Friday night
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CROOKED CREEK SHOOT.

Close competition was the rule yester-
dag at the Crooked Greek Gun Club shoot
Parry and Slinkard tied for first honors
with 80 targets broken out of 80 shot
at. Britton was second with as and
Holiday, Wiggam and Hymer had scores
of AZ for a three cornered tie for third
place. Hessong got 80 targets and Gull
man broke 45. Fifteen faced the targets
duriaK the days shooting
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MASON LOSES TO HUGHEs.

MEMPHIS, Sept 14-Bobby Hughes
Of Shreveport showed a disposition to
fight while frankie Mason didn't and
Hughes was awarded the decision in an
eight round match last night Mason
clearly showed his superiority in the
third and fourth rounds, but slowed up
and let Hughes do the fighting tie rest
T,f fha time
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ROWLING

The Commercial League opened last
night with sixteen teams in the field. The
scores were fair for the first night.
Ii is reported that some Of the bowlers
who have been practicing up during the
summer Jared worse in the totals than
others who took their first whirl at the
naples last night.
Hendricks of the Billiards., with scores
Of 210, 2lS and IA. carried off the high
total Of the evening with 5T2 pins. His
21S was also the high game.
Dellinger Of the Armour five got going
in his last game and smashed the pins
for a 212 count.
The Citizens Gas team rolled over the
500 mark In every round for the most
consistent bowling of the evening and
took three straight from the Postoffice
The Billiards. was the only other team
to win three straight, the National Nal
leables falling 20 break into the win col
umn against the ''ice cream boys"
After dropping the first two games To
Armour by close scores the Bell gang
finally got together and COPIED the third
game with an $50 total.
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GEORGES N LONDON noUr

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 14-word was
received here from London that Mai.
A. J. Wilson. promoter, has matched
Georges Carpenter, French champion,
with George Cook, Australian heavy
weight champion. for a twenty round
battle in London. Dec 2. Cook recently
defeated Brophy and GODDARD, English
heavyweights
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HERMAN rs. RUTF.

NEW YORK, Sept 14-Pete Herman.
worlds bantamweight champion, and
Johnny Buff. claimant Of the hyweight
championship, have been matched to meet
for the bantamweight title In Madison
Square Garden on Sept. %, Promoter Tex
Richard announced Tuesday night. The
boys have agreed to weigh in at lis
pounds al o'clock on the day OF the
contest
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TILDEN FACES
COAST VET IN
FEATUREPLAY
Tennis Fans Get Rare Enter
tainment in Singles COmpe-
tition Over East.
OTHER CRACK MATCHES
By JACK vEIoCK,
International News Sports Editor.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 14.-Johnston.
Ttlden, williams? Who Will II be
As the national lawn tennis tourney
drffted closer to the final round today,
these three players stood out in the hetq
Sf survivors, as had been expected, ana
Il was all but certainty that the cham-
pionshfp lay between them. ..
Tfiden and Johnston were TO meet 70
day with williams taking on lanky jim
Anderson of Australia. Williams was the
fayorite over his Antipodean rival, oHt
critics were divided over the Johnston
TiIden match. ,.,5,-
IN addition to the matches already
mentioned, there was the Wallace JOINS
ton-Howard Kinsey match and the cIasd a
between Gordon Lowe Of England ana
Stanley Pearson Of Philadelphia scheu-
tIed for the courts. Lowe and sim AL
derson are the only foreign players re-
naming in the tournament
PLAYING tennis of a caliber seldom seen
even in international competition, W Il
liam Johnston of San Francisco and VII
liam Tilden of Philadelphia wen their
tional singles championship tournament
Tuesday afternoon.
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BRENNAN FOR MARTIN.

heavyweight champion of the A. E. +.
and interallied forces. has refused to
reduce his usual charge of 35 per cent
of the gate receipts to meet Hugh Walk
er of Kansas City in q 15-rOund bout
here Sept. Is, for the benefit of disabled
soldiers. Bill Brennan was signed iD
his place
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MOORE vs. SMITH

CHICAGO. Sept 14-PaI Moore Of
Memphis was matched Tuesday to meet
Midget Smith, New York bantamweight,
in a n-round bout at Aurora on Sept
90 The match was substituted for q
match in which Smith was to have met
Jack Sharkey.
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TOLEDO.
Totals .........2s 2 6 q 10


Slated for X. Grimes in eighth
tBatted for Mccullough In eighth.
indianapolis. ............. 900 030 312-e
Toledo. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 900 900 110-2
Two base hits-Shinners, 2; Thorpe. Lu-
derus. Three base hIts--Hnl, Morgan
Home run-Covington. Stolen bases
Schneider, Sticking. Sacrihces--Coving-
ton, r. Grimes, Lamar. Double play
Sticking to Schneider to Covington Left
on bases-Indianapolis, 4 Toledo. T.
CuIIough. / off Gullman, /. Hits-Of
Mccullough, In innings: off Gullman,
in inning. Struck out-By Bartlett,
2; by Mccullough, ,; by Gullman. l.
Losing pitcher-McCullough Empires
Mullen and FInneran. Time 40.
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suzanne TO RETURN HOME.

NEW YORK. Sept. 14.-MlIe. Suzanne
Lenglen, French tennis star: has can
celed her exhibition tour in TINS country
and will sail for Paris on Saturday. II
was announced Tuesday.
a,csI Condition to play tennis and prob
ebIy would not be for two or three
months.
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Post Season Series

TULSA. Okla, Sept. 1.-THE post
season series between FIT Smith and
Chiekasha to determine the winner of
the Western Association pennant will
open at FIT. Smith, Sept. 20. 1t was de
cided as a meeting of association officials
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Local POloiSts Win

DAYTON, Ohio, Sept 1.-THE indian
apolis polo team defeated the Dayton
RamblerS at Miami Valley Hunt and Polo
grounds, Tuesday afternoon, by score
of II to 3. Fisher, Cooley, Andrews and
Mashler. of the visiting team, put up an
eXcellant game.
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BANTAM BOLT OFF.

NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-Tex Richard,
boxing promoter. has announced the
cancellation of the proposed fifteen
round bout between Pete Herman, world
bautamweight champion, and Roy Moore,
veteran St Paul bantamweight, which
was scheduled to take place here Sept.
% An injury TO MoOre's right hand
caused the cancellation, he said.
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Purdue Swim Coach

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Sept 14-Jol1y
Barr Of Upton. Ind, has been signed as
member Of the Purdue corps of athletic
Instructors. The newcomer will coach the
swimming team and assist NJ L. Clsvett
physical director.
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TOLEDO.

"Batted for schAufrel in seventh.
tBatted for Ayres In ninth.
tBated for Ayres IN ninth
indianapolis .............. 100 2OO OOO-3
Toledo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100 90 010-2
stolen base SINNERS Sacrifices
Rehg Dixon. Double Plays-Schreibe
to Sticking to Covington o. Lett on
Bases-Indianapolis. q Toledo. :. Bases
on Balls-Off Petty, l. Struck Out-By
Petty, 2; by Ayres, g. Umpires-FIn-
neran and Mullen. Time 81.
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TENDLER BEATS FREEDMAN.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 14-Lew Ten
dler, Philadelphia lightweight, won a
newspaper decision over Sailor Freedman
of Chicago last night. Freedman fought
hard against the local southpaw, but
Tenders experience earned him the YER
dict
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
(Twelve innings.)
New York 600 900 O0S o01-4 - 0
Cincinnati 49,. 100 020 900 0OO-3 II l
Batteries-Nehf Sallee Shea and
Smith, Snyder; Luque, Donahue and
Hargrave, Wingo.
Boston ............ 200 600 01o-3 II 4
Pittsburgh ...... 220 600 01'-5 l
Batteries-MQ CULLEN, Filingim, Cooney,
Oeschger and O'Neil; Carlson and
Schmidt
PhUadepbfa ..... 900 3o1 900 o 1
Chicago ....... O1O 600 O10-2 l
Batteries-Ring and Henline; Keene,
Jones and Killifer, OFarrell
BroOklyu-St. Louis postponed, rain).
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston at Pittsburgh.
hrOoAlyn at St Louis 1.-TWO games).
New York at Cincinnati.
Phladelphia at Chicago.
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The Belmont football team will prac-
tice tonight at 7 AS O'Clock on the Belmont
and Washington street grounds. All
players are urged to attend. Games are
wanted with State teams Call Belmont
4045 or write r. B. Eddy, 2246 W. Wash
ington street