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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-25
Pep and Confidence of ArdmOre High GrdirOn
Candidates Indicative of Winning Team, States
Coach BOyle-FirSt Game Friday VS.. Marietta

! Ardmore gridiron enthusiasts may
well be proud of the eleven which will
represent Ardmore high school this
season, according to statement made
by Coach Dorsey Boyle, who states
that the appearance of the candidates
who have been practicing industriously
during the past two weeks is indica.
tive of winning team. THE boys
have all the earmarks of winners, -
stated Boyle. "and with the confidence
which they are displaying and the pep
they've got there is every reason 10
believe that all the games participated
in this season will be string of con-
secutive victories"
The men out for the backfield posi-
tions are showing up in great style.
Elmer Slough, quarterback; Rob Viii
lingham. halfback; Bloomer Sullivan,
halfback andoLamb fullback, com
pose the quartette which will direct
the operations in the rear lines.
Slough is displaying good headwork
and as receiver of forward passes is
excellent. Willingham can toss the
pigskin in wicked style, while Sullivan
looms forward as the best passer in
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-25
FORT WORTH POUNDS
MEMPHIS TWIRLERS
HARD, WINNING ll-2

Memphis, Tenn, Sept. 24.-Fcrt
Worth. Texas league champions,
trounced the Memphis Chickasaws,
Southern association pennant winners,
IL to today in the third game Of the
inter-league series for the baseball
championship of the South, drove one
pitcher. Oscar Tuero who defeated
Fort Worth in the opening game of
the series from the box and Treated
George MOZART, who relieved him, 10
almost equally as hard a lombard
ment, piling up a total of II hits
before the game was ended. As a re-
suit of today's victory Fort Worth
has lead now of one game over
Memphis in the fight for the Dixie
titular honors. Gus Johns, left
handler, started the game for Fort
Worth, but weakened in the sixth
and gave way to Paul Wachtel, who
allowed only one hit during the re-
mainder of the game. Memphis piled
up hits off Johns and had two
real chances to even matters, in
each instance a double play put an
end to their prospects. In the fifth
High singled, Mcmillan doubled and
McLarry walked, filling the bases.
Brown, next up, tapped to Haley,
who threw TO Kraft for a double
out The Other chance was in the sixth
when Johns walked High with the
bases full, forcing in the first Mem
phis run. Johns was recalled at this
juncture and Wachtel undertook tn.
job. Mcmillan, the first man to face
Wachtel, hit TO adouble play The
second Memphis tally was u home run
BY Camp in the Sth. the only Mem
phis man to get on base, while Wach-
Tel was pitching Haworth started the
fireworks for Fort Worth with
single in the third Johns followed
with sacrifice, Cooms singled and
Haworth scored. Sears then contri-
buted i double, sending Coombs TO
third and Coombs scored on a fly to
left. Kraft. next up, singled. Williams,
in left field for Memphis, let the ball
get by and Sears scored. Then came
Hoffman with a double. scoring Kraft.
ing Two hits and an error in the
ifth gave the visitors two runs and
tiey added three in the 7th on four
hits, including two base drives by
Stellbauer and Kraft Two more
Fort Worth runs We're the net re-
suit Of three hits in the Sth.
Hoffman, second baseman for the
Panthers. led in the attack on the
two Memphis pitchers, with three
two baggers and a single in five
times at bat. Kraft and Sears ran him |
a close second with three hits each
The fourth game Of the series will |
be played tomorrow with Zahniser re-
garded as the likely Memphis pitching |
selection. Joe Pate, who beat Memphls
in Fort Worth Thursday, is expected |
10 oppose him. Score: !
The score:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-25
GRADUATION OF STARS
PLACES DOUBT IN OHIO
STATE GRIDIRON RANKS

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Sept. 24.-With
eight letter men Of last years Western
conference championship team out by
graduation and ineligibility, prospects
for Ohio States football team this year
point TO a backfield OF doubtful quail
ity. The line looks strong.
Loss Of such men as Pete" Stinch-
comb, All-American halfback; Villa
and Henderson, halfbacks, who were
graduated. and ''Hoge" Workman.
quarterback and forward passing star,
Who is Ineligible. will make Coach Jack
Wilce's task Of whipping together a
back field difficult In particular
Stinchcomb's open field running and
Workmans long and accurate forward
passing will be hard TO duplicate.
In making up his new back field,
Wilce has several veterans of lHt
years squad and some new material
with which TO work. Blair, who late
last season was switched from end to
halfback, where he did exceptionally
good work, is expected to be one OF
the mainstays of the back field. lisa.
bel c. Taylor and Doig, all OF whom
played last year, are eligible for full
back or halfback positions. while Colt
and Wiper are expected TO fill in the
quarterback position made vacant by
Workman's ineligibility. In addition.
Captain Stuart Of last years freshman
eleven is expected TO make strong
bid for halfback position.
Nemecek, giant center. and ]. Tay-
lor. guard. are the linemen lost by
graduation. Taylor's place will prob
ably be filled by Butch" Pixley. who
was given All.American mention at
guard two years ago and who will re.
turn this year. Several lively candi.
dates for center. including Pauley, a
substitute last year. are available
The remainer OF the line will prob
ably be made up OF 1920 veterans. in
cluding Captain Myers and n. Work.
man at ends; former Captain Huffman
and Spiers, tackles, and Trott, guard.
From last years freshman squad. Boni
Petcoff and Tee" Young are expected
to put up a strong fight for line posi-.
tons.
Cornell college will not open and the
battle with Ames will not terminate
the schedule as In many years past.
Knox college has the place at the be.
ginning, and with the exception OF the
game against Notre Dame all tho
other opponents are Big Ten teams.
Four Of the latter were on the Iowa
schedule last year, Illinois winning.
and Minnesota, Indiana and North.
western being defeated. The schedule
Ia this.
October !, Knox college az Iowa
City
October s, Notre Dame a, Iowa City.
October Is, Illinois at Iowa City.
October %. open.
October 20. Purdue at Lafayette.
November 8, Minnesota at Mime
apois
November 70, Indiana at Iowa city.
November ls. Northwestern at Evan
ston.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-25
GuiIfOrd Wins National
Amateur Championship
on St. Louis Golf Links

st. Louis. Sept. 24.-Jesse Gull
ford, Boston, won the national
amateur championship. defeating
Robert Gardner. Chicago. seven to
six in the 36 hole final at the st.
Louis country club.
Guilford. after obtaining gen.
erous lead of six up in the morn
ing round by shooting 73, while
Gardner failed with his putter. was
held even during the first five
hole in the afternoon round. but
by scoring string of unbeat-
able brides one the next,four holes
he became dormie seven after
halving the 29th
Such AN enormous gallery, es-
timated at upwards 1000 persons
followed the match this after.
noon, that the players and refer
ees were all but trampled under
foot,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-25
GRDIRON WARRIORS
PRIMING FOR COMING
IMPORTANT CONTESTS

Chicago. Sept. 2i.-Football edged
It's way into the outer rim OF the
ahletic limelight in the middle west
today. Games OF importance were
not scheduled for this date but
three of the teams with hard early
season battles just ahead Of them
took this opportunity to try out ma.
;erial and many of the colleges
played their initial contests. Another
large majority, especially of the larg.
er schools, will not appear in a game
until Saturday next.
Northwestern University. meeting
Chicago next saturday. Indiana meet
ing Harvard in Two weeks and Notrc
Dame University meeting the Univcrs-
ity OF Iowa In two weeks. make their
initial appearance In games. North.
western had ~ its opponent Beloit
a former antagonist OF the purple
but one that had not appeared On the
local grldiorn for many years. Indiana
had its trialA against Franklin while
Nvtre Dame met tile supposedly most
formidable opponent Sof the three IN
Kalamazoo.
lndlana's game was In an attempt
to pick eleven men who will do hat.
tie with Harvard The many veterans
at Indiana and number OF good
sophomores has made this selection
difficult
University teams OF the Missouri
Valley, with important games net
scheduled until October s, and most OF
them awaiting until one week later
to meet an equal opponent, went
into action against the weakest oppon
ents only. or We're content to con
sumo the day in intensive practicising
The colleges OF both sections. how
ever. H. large numbers wen, into nc
ton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-25
DAVIS OFFERS BONUS
PRODUCING WELL

Davis. Okla. Sept 4l.-The 'hi"'-
Der of CommeTce hao made u s'an''
inc offer of 81 900 to an oil operator
who would enter the DAVIS see''on
and drill in n producing well. Nearly
all of the farming land in this sec
tion is now under lease, but no at
tempts have been made TO start drih-
ing since the failures of the Corn
huskers Oil Company. Oil was founo
in one If the company's wells of the
Wolfe farm. but it has not been
made TO pay.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-25
VICTIM OF JEALOUS LOVE
SINKING SLOWLY REPORTED

New York, Sept. 24.-Miss Mildred
T.. Hanan. daughter of the late Al
fred p. Hanan, shoe manufactures
who was shot early yesterday by Mrs.
Grace Laws. her former chum, was
reported today by physicians to be
sinking
Peritonitis\ is said to have set in in
one of the three wounds inflicted as
she was leaving the apartment OF
friend in Brooklyn with John s. Bor.
land
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-25
EUGENICS SHOULDN'T SCARE
TRUE LOVERS, HE SAYS

New York, Sept, 24.-True lovers
need not shy off at mention of the
word "eugenics." Eugenists do not
desire to abolish love W guide 10
the selection of mates in marriage.
but only wish to purify 1t of all
harmful effects. This is the reassur-
ing message brought to American
young men and women by Major Cen
eral Leonard Darwin. one of Eng
lands leading eugenists. and son oil
Charles Darwin, originator Of the
DaIwnian theory of evolution.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-25
CHRISTOPHER BARRED FROM
HEARING OKMtI.GEE CASE

Oklahoma City, Sept 24.--The man
damus Of Cy Dennison. charged with
Roy Massengale and Calvin Shipman.
with the murder OF Bob Burden, Ok
mulgee county police officer, asking
that Judge Christopher be barred from
hearing his case was granted here
by the criminal court of appeals Fri.
day
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-25
ARDMORE PEPS BATTLE
WESTERN ASSOCIATION
CHAMPS FOR THE TITLE

The Ardmore Pops. technical win.
ners OF the 1891 championship OF the
Texas-Oklahoma leagues will meet tho
winners % the 1921 championship ~
the Western association, according 10
m announcement made yesterday by
Bugs Young. Pops second sacker. and
business iaanager OF the club which
will play the Western association nine.
At the present time Chickasha and
Fort Smith are battling for the asso.
citation pennant. so Il cannot be def.
nitely stated which of the teams the
Pops will meet However. plans haYe
been completed whereby the Peps mett
Chickasha In a three game series. all
~ which will be- played in Ardmore
provided Chickasha wins the associa.
tion pennant. on the other hand. %
Fort Smith proves to bc the victor in
the association race. five.game se.
ries between the peps and Fort Smith
win result, two Of which will be played
at Ardmore and three at Fort Smith.
PLAY will be FOR tho championship ~
Oklahoma class u baseball.
The Western association champion.
rhip should be decided by next Tues.
day, weather permitting. One day OF
association series and the start of the
rest VIII ensuc between the end of the
peps series, and 70 In all probability
play versus the locals will start the
latter part OF this week.
Practically the entire personnel Of
the Pops will engage In the series with
the addition OF Joe Gaines and sam
Gray on the pitching staff. Gaines is
the six.foot giant who performed for
Cicburne during the TO. season. and
Gray is the premier twirler of the
Sherman Babes. who reports to Detroit
next year
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-25
HARDING NOMINATES THREE
POSTMASTERS IN OKLAHOMA

Washington. Sept. 24.-Postmasters
nominated by President Harding in
cluded. at Great Bend. Kansas, Porter
Young; Columbia, Missouri. Patrick
s. Wonds. Sedalia, Mo-, William
Johns. McAlester. Okla James l..
shineberger; fawhuska, Okla, Vernon
Whiting; Ponca City, Okla, Fred T.
Kirby
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-25
Tulsa Man to Enter Ia
Dogs In st. Louis Meet

East 81. Louis. Mo. Sept s4-A
dog racing meet lasting thirty days
win bc held shcre during october. Of
ficisls OF the East ST. Louis Coursing
Association announce.
Erection Of an arena for the cours-
ing event is being completed A track,
paddock. kennels and stands are under
construction.
June Oldham of Tulsa, Okla. plans
To enter IA Of his dogs In the meet,
among the entries being kiowa
which holds tho worlds record FOR
she thrcc.siStccnths OF a mile course
George Sawyer. president OF the
coursing association. said he had re
celvcd word from q. W. schultz. OF
Oakland. Calf. saying that he hoped
to enter ie Of hls dogs.
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BIRTH or CHILD SHiTTERS
ROMANCE IN ST. LOUIS

ST. Louis, Mo-. Sept. 24.-How a re.
nance with Herman q. g. Luyties
wealthy manufacturer who died a
week ago. was shattered shortly be-
fore child was bora 10 her was re-
lated today hy Mrs. y. Glles form
erly Miss Claire Iedman. That Luy-
ties was the father Of the hoy George
Hope Luyties. six years old was dis
closed in filing e his will several days
ago. The boy was made n principal
beneficiary
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-25
HealdtOn Booster Club
to Stage 3-Day Roundup

Hcaldton, Okla. Sept. 24-(spccinil
Under the auspices OF the Heaid.
ton Booster Club. Bryan Roach.
prominent cowboy. Of Ft. Worth will
conduct roundup at Hcaldton for
"a period Of three days commencing
Friday, September 30. There will he
no exhibition sunday, but the show
will continue. saturday. October /.
and Monday October 3,
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MISS IEITCH WINS GOLF
CHAMPIONSHIP At OTTAWA

Ottawa. Sept 2i.--Miss Cecil Teltch.
British golf champion today annexed
the Canadian woman's title By an un.
precedented easy victory for a cham.
pionshIp matcht In the final round
OF the tournament she deafeated Miss
Mollie Mcbride by n up and 10 to
play.
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Standing

Where They Play Today
New York at ST. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
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Summary: Two base hits. Sears >,
Hoffman 3. Kraft. Stellbsuer, McMh'
Ian 2, Yonkey, Hungling. Home nun,
Camp. Double plays, Haley to Kraft;
wachtel TO Haworth to Kraft; McMil-
Ian TO Yockey to McLarry. Bases on
balls, off Johns 4; off Tuero !; MOZART
2. Struck out by Johns >; Tuero /;
MOZART ). Runs. Combs .. Sears .,
Stellbauer 9. Kraft ?, Rigney, Brown
Camp. Errors, Rigney, Mcmillan. vii
lama
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FOOTBALL RESULTS

University of Pennsylvania S9 Della.
ware College o.
Harvard 10, Boston University 0.
Harvard l6. Middlcburg o.
ST. Louis University I, Cape Grar-
deau (Mo) Norman 0.
Oklahoma Aggies SO, Southwestern
Normal o.
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NEW-NORK CLEVELAND GAME
On PALACE BOARD TODAY

The New York Cleveland game Will
be played on the electric board at
the Palace this afternoon starting at
ne o'clock, it was announced late
last night
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Texas Lumberman Dead.

Dallas. Texas, Sept. 24.-Robley B.
Cooley, 81. prominent northeast Texas
lumberman, died at his home here to-
day
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At BASS THIS WEEK. 9.PIECE
DINING ROOM SUITS. WALNUT. At
sslss.5o. IVORY VANITY DRESSERS
Al S,s.50.-Adv.
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Summary: Two base hits, Burns,
Evans, O'Neill. Three base hits.
Wood. Double plays. Burns, unassist-
ed; Wambsganss TO Burns TO Sewell.
Base on balls, Harper 6; Shawkey 2;
Uhle 6. Struck out by Harper |. Runs,
Jameson. Wood. Gardner. Burns,
O'Neill ., Uhle ). Errors, Gardner
Miller 2, Ruth.
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WECTERN LEAGUE
Results Saturday

Wichita-Des Moines, rain.
Omaha 5, Oklahoma City 3.
Joplin Il, Sioux City s.
Tulsa g, St. Joseph s.
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Standing

Where They Play Today
Cleveland at New York.
Detroit at Washington.
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Although the water OF Niagara Falls
is really clear, II appears green as
Il fails. This is said to be due TO
oArbouic acid gas.
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Senators Win Sixth Straight

Washington. Sept, 9i.-ws ihington
won its sixth straight ganc today
debating Detroit TO !. The locals
lated Oldham opportunely In three
innings; Johnson, while frequently
In trouble. was strong In the pinches.
DETROIT ------------l0O 600 0o0--i
WASHINGTON -------0ll O03 O0x-S
Two base hits. Johnson. Hellmann.
.; Throe base hits. Shanks; stolen
base. Shanks; double plays. Young
to Blue. Bases N balls, Johnson 6;
Oldham. 4; struck out by Johnson. D;
Oldham. .; wild pitch, Johnson. Runs
Young. Harris. Rice, Goslin. Johnson; ;
no errors.
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Dodgers Defeat Reds

Cincinnati. Sept. 2i.-Brooklyn de-
ieated CINCINNATI today to in 10
innings. With two out and none on
base in the ninth. Meyers double and
single by Schmandt tied the score
When Johnson doubled in the tenth
Brooklyn scored two runs.
The score:
Brooklyn 49, --------Ool 600 DOL 2-4
IlnclHnuttl --------VZV VVV VVV W
Summary: Two base hits. Mar
grave, Meyers. Johnston. Three base
hits, Hsrgrave. Double plays Bohne
Kopf and Fonseca Gardonier, Ward
and Schmandt. Bases on balls. Markle
:. Gardonier ., Schupp !. Struck out
Markle 3. Gardonicr 2. Runs. Olson
Meyers. Toward Taylor. Fonseca,
Duncan. Errors, GARDENER.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Saturday

Pittsburgh 4. Philadelphia
Boston-Chicago, rain.
ST. Louis s, New York 4.
Brooklyn 1, Cincinnatti ..
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TWO UtH' HIIfl EIIrTN"s = WNWHII
us. 3. Leibold. Davis. sisler. SEVERED.
Three base hits. Ice. Davis. Home
run. Ellerbc. Stolen bases. sisler'
double play Collins TO Foster. lee &c
McManus to Master: bases on balls,
Meyers /, Davis 2. Runs. Ellerbc. .;
sisler. Williams. 2. Jacobson. seye
reid. 2: NcMnnus. leo; errors. Nc
Manus. lee. icibold. Foster 2: scott
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When the ivory handles Of knives
or forks turn yellow. rubbing with
fine sandpapcr will restore their white.
ness.
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S u NJ NJ A RIES
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results SATURDAY.

Results Saturday
Cleveland 9. New York D.
Chicago 4-1S, Philadelphia 5-l.
ST. Louis Ill, Boston 20.
Washington ), Detroit l.
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Red Soy Divide with Browns

Boston. Sept. 24.-The Red Sox
split In double header with the
Browns today winning the first . TO
! and losing the second u TO .. pa
Wis pitched both games Tor 81 Louis,
after dropping tight duel to Pen
mock. tossed "a fine six hit shutou,
Scores: first game:
sT. LOUIS 100 ooo 0oo-i
BOSTON -------.------ooO 0ol VOL
Two base hits. Foster >: Pcnnock.
Three base hits. Tobin. Double plays
Ice tunassls,cdl. McManus ,o Lee to
Slslcr. sIsler tunassistcd) bases on
balls on =. Davis. g struck out By
pcnnock 6: runs Tolln. Mclnnis. pen
mock. Errors. Ellcrbc. Davis.
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Athletics Split with Chicago

Philadelphia, Sept. 2i-Philadel-
phia and Chicago split a double head
er today, the Athletics winning the
first > to and the White Sox TAX
ing the second IS to /. The visitors
collected II hits for IS bases in the
second contest. Strunk made three
OF them. including a home run and
Sheely got four. three OF them dou-
bles. Score:
First Game
CHICAGO --00 03l 600
PHILADELPHIA ------Oo4 800 00x--i
, Two base hits. Strunk, Galloway.
Three base hit. Mcclellan. Mulligan.
Home run, Dykes. Stolen base. No
Lellan, Perkins Double plays. McLel'
Ian, TO Collins to Shcely, Mcclellan TO
Sheely to Mulligan. Bases on balls.
off Kerr, .; Fenner. Rommel. >.
Struck out Rommell, i Fenner. /;
runs. Mcclellan. Strunk, Mulligan,
Mostil, Dykes. Johnson. Gallow. 2;
Brazi, .: Rommel. .; Errors, Keer,
Dykes. Galloway, Galloway.
Second Game
CHICAGO IT'D O2O 3O3-ls
PHILADELPHIA ------000 600 00l-l
Two base hits, Shelly :; Mcclellan,
Mulligan, Mostil, Barrett. Three base
hits, Z. Collins; Home runs. Strunk.
Bases on balls, off Freeman. ,; Wolfe
4. Kecfe !, Bishop !, Faber, .. struck
out Kceie. 4; Bishop ., Faber, 4.
Runs. Mcclellan. .; Strunk, 4; Ed.
ward Collins. 4; Hooper, 2; steely, :;
Mostil. .; Faber. Barrett Errors. ra
ber. c. Walker
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GIANTS' LEAD IS CUT
WHEN ST. LOUIS HANDS
GOTHAMS 8-4 DEFEAT

ST. Louis, Sept. 24.-The New York
Giants, leaders in the National league
pennant race were defeated TO 4 in
the first game of the series with ST.
Louis here today. With Pittsburgh
winning, the Giants lead was cut
to two and a half games.
Score:
NEW YORK ------0l3 900 000-4
- lsobi' ------------oul IUA lVN-o
Two base hts. burns, Clcmons. Three
base hts; Meusel. McHenry. Mueller.
Double plays, Bancroft and Kelly:
Bases on balls, Doak, I; Barnes !;
struck out by Doak, S: Barnes ?;
Runs, Bancroft, Young Kelly, Meu-
sci, j. Smith, Fournier. Stock Horns
by, Mueller, 2; Clemons @ Errors.
Stock. Hornsby, Mueller, Doak
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Pirates Defeat Phillies

Pittsburgh. Sept. 24.-Pittsburgh de-
feated the Phillies here today by a
score Of TO 3.
PHILADELPHIA ----0lO 900 l0l-s
PITTSBURGH --------O0l 900 l2x-4
Two base hits, Robertson, King.
Double plays Gooch to Maranville:
Maranville TO Tierney; Gooch to
Barnhart: Smith to Konetchy Bob
Ring, - Morrison. .. Struck out
Ring, Morrison :; Wild pitch Morri-
son. Runs: Netchy g. Carri; Maran'
vile, Barnhart. Grimm. Errors, Smith,
Williams, RAIDER
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Second Game