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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-26
WOmen's Golf Match

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-An East VS..
West team match between the leading
women golfers Of the two sections of the
United States will precede the women's
golf championship tournament, which be-
gins at the Hollywood Club, Deal, n. J.,
on Oct. g.
The match scheduled for Saturday, Oct
l, Will be played by teams of nine play
ers on side and the winner will be de-
cided by the team having the larger mum
Der Of Victories in the pair matches
Among the players who are certain TO be
named for the Eastern team are Miss
Alexa Stirling, Miss Marion Hollins. Mrs
Feltuer, Mrs. Nanderbeck and Mrs Gavin
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LATE SEASON
RIVALRY KEEN

As the baseball season draws to a close
quite bit of rivalry is developing among
certain Of the teams that have been win
ming consistently in the latter days just
before football takes over the stage. The
Hercules and Beech Grove Reds have de-
ctded their little controversy with the
Hercules taking the deciding game yes
terday at Beech Grove, in ten-inning
battle, to g. Out at Eagles Park the
Turner'S were victorious in their reud
with the Riley AilStars, taking the sec
ond and decisive game of the series by
a sscOre Of to 2. The first game went
to the Turner's by a 4 to 1 score. The
manager Of tha Turner's is out after more
scalps and has challenged the Hercules
club. Ed Hartman is the Turner match
maker and he can be reached by calling
DreXel 0293.
But that's not all Still another team
horns into the final drive. The In
dianapolis Tigers, who have been more
like bears this summer and have been
alternating a good part Of the season,
suddenly nave come to life and have
challenged the Hercules for a game in
any enclosed park on any terms. The
Tigers are sharpening their claws and
can hardly wait. 1t is reported that the
Tigers have some of the best talent in
the city lined up and their packers are
boasting that If any team has the nerve
to tackle them that somebody will get a
beating. The Hercules Club is requested
TO cali ~ eDhleT l)Jo dALeE q cAOCAs
Every body Is waiting to see just how
these various teams will hook up. What
ever happens there will be lots Of rivalry
and real battles are bound to result.
The North Side All Stars won yester
day from the State Independents at
Riverside by the score OF 10 In a
well played, interesting game. John
Schmutte allowed only four hits and
struck out fifteen men. Adam GOebler.
who pitched for the Stars sunday before
last was behind he plate this time re
ceiying the slants instead Of dishing them
up. His hitting was one OF the features
of the game Score:
North Side Stars. ZOE DOL 0O'-5 II 3
Independents ....... 003 600 O0o-3 3
Batteries Schmutte and Goebler;
Schwinn and Stewart
The Meldons defeated the Favorite A.
Cs Sunday at Eagles Park, 3 10 l. Bat
teries-Deu and Reed; Braendelein and
Prestel.
The Greenlawn Feds and Arsenal Jun
Tors meet next Sunday at Riverside, dia-
mond No. 3. in the deciding game Of
three game series being staged for the
Junior championship Of the city. Craw-
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Baltimore Orioles
Win I19 Games and
Make Some History

Sept. 26-Tbe Orioles
and Jersey city rang down the curtain
yesterday afternoon II the International
League, Jack Dunns champions handing
the Skeeters q double defeat. to anu
8 to Z, in an abbreviated contest Of seven
innings.
Baltimore has made baseball history
this year in President IOOles circuit,
closing the season with 119 victOrles-the
most ever scored in "A lea que. The old
record was 116, made by the Chicago
Cubs in 1906.
In the second game Sunday, Jack Og-
den, pitched mis- thirty second win OF the
year. tying the old mark set up by Rube
Vickers many years ago IN the Eastern
League.
Among other features this year the
Orioles tied the record Of twenty seven
straight games won by the Corsicana
club of the Texas Lea gue. and furnished
the chief home run hitter and leading
batter Of the circuit. Jack Bentley, first
basemen and pitcher, led in these depart
ments, his club mate, Fritz Maisel being
second to him in batting.
The Orioles viii engage the Detroit
Tigers today aud Tuesday In two exhi-
billion games, and after playing the In
ternati0nal League all-stars a trio Of
contests viii leave for the West TO engage
the pennant winner of the American As
ISOLATION which probably viii be Louis
vile in the little worlds series cham
pionship.
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Kansas City 10000. 600 $50 010-4 II {
Toledo .............. 2l0 DOL 10"-5 6
Batteries-Carter. Lambert and Skif
McCarty; Wright, Mccullough ana
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Saturday Football
COLLEGES.


Indiana, Al; Franklin, 0.
Wabash Z; Augustana, 0.
Notre Dame, SO; Kalamazoo, o.
Harvard, 16; Middlebury, 0.
Harvard, 10; Boston, 0.
Yale. IS; Bates, O.
Dartmouth. "a Norwich, 5.
Syracuse. 50; Hobart, 0.
Brown, 6; Rhode Island, o.
Penn State, %; Lebanon Valley, 0.
Carnegie Institute, A.; Thiel College, O..
Lafayette, IS; Muhlenberg, 0.
vest Virginia University, 30; Wesle-
yam, 3.
Franklin ana Marshall, Z; Albright, 6.
Colgate. 7; St Bonaventure, Z.
Fordham, %; Maine, IA.
University of Pittsburgh, %; Geneva, O..
Washington aud Jefferson, IA; Beth
Cincinnati, 20; Toledo, o.
Pennsylvania, 50; Delaware, 0.
Springfield, %; Amherst, 0.
Rutgers, So; Ursinus, o.
Ohio University, 40; Morris Harvey, o.
Beloit. Z; Northwestern, 0.
Georgia Tech, -; Wake Forest. 0.
University Of Virginia, IS: Davidson, O.
Auburn, Al; Georgia Military Acad-
Auburn, 4s; Sidney Lsnier. double
header.
Virginia P L, IA: Hampden- Sidney. 9.
University OF Tennessee, 81 Emory and
Henry. 0.
Virginia Military Institute, 10; Roa-
noke, 0.
North Carolina A and NJ, 20; Randolph
Macon, 0. y
University of Alabama, 81 Howard, IL
HIGH SCHOOLS.
Goshen. 20; Garrett, 8.
Rensselaer,, s; Morocco. 0.
Emerson Gary, 10; Valparaiso, o.
Sheridan, Is; Cathedral, o.
LoganspOrt. 60; Button, H.
Wabash, 20; Elwood, ID.
Brazil, 6; Waveland, o.
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MORE POLO ON
TAP THIS WEEK
Dayton Ramblers and Miami
Club Play Local Fours
at Speedway.

More polo is in store this week for
he followers of the fascinating sport
On Tuesday and Thursday the Dayton
Ramblers and Rolling Ridge club Of this
city will meet at the Speedway in matches
that should provide plenty Of thrills for
the spectators \ gradual increase in
interest was noticeable last week in the
tournament and il is hoped that with
the games continuing this week still more
Of Indianapolis sport lovers viii become
polo fans. The G y. K. is invited TO the
Tuesday and Thursday games as guests
Of the management
On next Saturday the Miami Hunt and
Polo Club Will again tackle the Indian
apolis Polo Club in q contest in which
me rival malIet-swinge are so evenly
matched that one is unwise to try and
dope the winner. Last Saturday the
local four won, but the visitors gave the
winners an awful scare by scoring three
goals in the last chukker. The Miami
club was handicapped TO some extent by
an injury to one of its members The
Dayton team is back for revenge Sat-
urday and they may get it, and, then,
Chey may not.
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ROWLING

The Furniture Bowling League VIII
begin Its schedule Of elShty-ono games,
Sept -, al Beams alleys until the COIN
pletIou of the Recreation alleys. Harry
l. Kahn of the National was elected presi
dent at the organization meeting held
last week, Albert himmel Peoples, sec
rotary. and NJ. l.. Needler, Banner, treas
urer The teams and captains OF the new
league are: Home Furniture Company,
Fleet Morgan; Hammer Furniture Com
pany. NJ L. Needler; Great Western
Furniture Company, Dodge Davis; u.
Sommers n Co, Arthur Gresham; Ma
tioual Furniture Company, Percy Henry
Peoples Outhttlng Company, Albert
kimmel Victor Furniture Company, Rob
crt stern; Reliable Furniture Company,
Harry stern; Taylor Carpet Company,
Oscar Smltha.
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Amateur Title Series

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept. 2G-The
American Railway Express team Of New
York was eliminated from further par
ticipation in the Class "A .industriaD
championship series Of the National Base
ball Federation when they lost the sec
Ond game Of the series here yesterday to
the National Acmes Cleveland cham
pions. The score was II to Z The Ac
mes will play either Milwaukee or Akron,
Ohio, in the semi-final round Score:
National ...Axmes.. 121 OBJ OIL II 10
Batteries-Dunn, Hougardy and Phelon +;
knight and Fields
DETROIT, Mich, Sept 26.-White Mo
tors Of Cleveland won the Amateur Ma
tional Baseball Federation Glass A cham
Pionship here yesterday by defeating Ris-
don Creamery Of Detroit in double
header, to and to 3.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. Sept. 26.-The
Francis Cleaners of Columbus defeated
the st. Aloysius team here yesterday in
the semi finals of the Glass AAA (semi-
prO) division of the National Baseball
Federation by score of to 2 Beaver
Falls, Pa. meets Columbus next Satur-
day and Sunday In the finals.
AKRON, Ohio, Sept 26-The Miller
Rubber team was eliminated as a con
tender for the National Industrial As
ISOLATION baseball championship yester-
day when ii lost its second straight game
to the X. and is of Louisville, Ky, 3
to s.
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Big League Stuff

Bob Meusel and Chick Fewster hit
homers and the rest of the Nanks
hit every other sort of a safe binEIe
against Caldwell and Mails in rout-
ing the Cleveland Indians Sunday.
Red Thomas, recruit outhelder, starred
in ChicagOs twin victory over Boston
Timely hits by Thomas won both games
Irish Meusels bat won for the Giants
at 81. Louis. He got four hits in
five trips to the plate.
Luque gave up ten hits to the Dodg-
ers, but held them safe while his mates
slammed Miljus and Beuther at Gin
cinnati
The Washington Senators scored their
seventh straight victory by beating De
troit.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-26

The Greenlnwn Feds and Arsenal Jun
Tors meet next Sunday at Riverside, dla-
three game series being staged for the
Junior championship Of the city. Craw-
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Kansas City ......... 900 030 IA ) D
Toled, ................ 003 600 o-3 {
Batteries-Bono and Skif, O'Nel,
Stokes and SChauffel
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Post Season Series

LUDINGTON, Mich, Sept 26.-Lud.Eg-
ton, winner of the Central League cham
pionship. went into the lead IN the in
terleague series by defeating London of
the Michigan Ontario League, to 3. here
yesterday The victory was the third of
the series for LudingtOn. London has
Won two games. Score:
London ............. 200 600 1903 4
Ludington ........... 030 900 OFT .
Batteries-Pito, Delotelle and Curry;
Brown and Smith.
MEMPHIS. Sept. 26-Ft. Worth. Texas
League pennant winners. made it three In
a row yesterday over the Memphis Club,
Southern Association champions. and the
count for the series three and one. Score:
Fit Worth .......... 600 81 036-15 20 3
Memphis .......... 100 OO2 O01-4 .
Batteries-Pate and Haworth; Zahn-
izer and Hugling.
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Another Swim Record

ord Of 0 SO 10 for The IOO-va swimming
race in a seventy five foot tank was set
Saturday by John Weismuller Of the Hi
nois Athletic Club. Chicago. at Brighton
Beach Weism1llcT finished seven yards
In front of Hal Kruger. Of Honolulu The
time WAS four dfths of second faster
than the record made by Perry McGiI-
livray of Chicago in 1916 and only one
second slower thsn the worlds record for
the 100-yard srraightaway, held by Duke
Kahanamoku Of Honolulu.
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Ray Short of Mark

NEW YORK, Sept. 26-Joie Rays
assault on the mile record Of Norman X.
S Taber at Tracers Island Saturday
failed of success The Illinois A. c. fier,
holder of the mile championship and an
indoor mile mark Of Ala 3-5, fell short
by 82-5 seconds Of attaining the mark
of 4 IL 20, made by Taber at Harvard
stadium in 1915.
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Cont, French Billiard
Star, on Way to u. S

NEW YORK. Sept. 26-word aas been
received in this city that Roger Cont
the young French professional who has
entered the worlds championship 1872
balk line billiard tournament to be held
In Chicago, NOy. IA to 10. inclusive, ia
now on his way to this country on the
stea mshlp Manchuria
Immediately upon his arrival here he
will begin practice to accustom himself
TO the different conditions that obtain in
billiards here. The standard tables used
in the United States are two inches lower
than those employed abroad, and the
balls here are one-thirty second Of an
Inch smaller In circumference.
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Pan-Pacific OIympiad
Is Planned for 1923

HONOLULU, Sept GA Pan Pacific
Olympiad, to be held here in 1923, with
athletes competing in all branches Of
sport from every nation bordering the
Pacific Ocean, is planned by the Pan
Pacific Union, 1t was announced here
sunday. The proposed Olympiad would
include swimming, golf, baseball polo,
rowing, track and field athletics gym
uastics. soccer, trapshooting, marathon.
walking races, bicycle races, tennis and
other sports. it was announced
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-26

Five tied for high honors in the regis
tered shoot of the indianapolis Gun Club
Saturday with ninety seven out of pos
sible 100, DOugan. StutZ. Ford. EdmOnson
and NIcLain turning in the high scores
AppersOn was second with ninety six
Me annual fall tourney win be held Oct
12and Is and indications are that large
field of shooters will compete.
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Special to NOtre Dame

De PAW men Will have q special tram
TO South Bend next Saturday for the No
tire Dame game. provided enough interest
is shown to warrant. II is expected t.
nave this train leave indianapolis abou:
10 o clock Saturday morning and return
the same night Any De PAW men and
others who viii make the trip are re
queSted 20 communicate with S. X. Ruick
sos Hume Mausur building
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nVNCAN SETS RECORD.

WHITE PLAINS. n. Y, Sept 90
George Duncan, British golf professional,
set a course record OF sixty-cght strokes
at the Westchester Country Club Sunday
in his victorious match with Abe Mitchell
aEainst Charles H. Paul of the West
che Ster Club and Jack Bowling. Sears
dale professional. Par is Il. Two
eighteen hole matches were played, the
British players winning in the morning,
6 to 4. and in the afternoon, to l. play
ing out the bye holes.
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MINNEAPOLIs.

Two base hits-Baird. RehE, Attreau.
SINNERS, Wade Three base hits Baird,
Russell Sacrifices Kinsela. Sticking
Morrison. Double play-Scking our
assisted Left on bases-Indianapolis
&; Minneapolis. g. Bases on balls-Of
Rogge, / off Perritt, l. Hits-Om Small
wood. Cmpires-Daly and Connolly,
3 2-3 innings. Hit by pitcher BY Rogge
(Magee). Struck out-By Rogge, l; by
Smallwood, 4; by Perritt. l Losing
wood Umpire-Daly and Connolly.
Time 20
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Cecil Takes Title

OTTAWA. Sept. 25.-3fiss Cecil Leitch.
British woman golf champion. Saturday
annexed the Canadian woman's title BY
cha mpionship match. In the final round
of the tournament she defeated Miss Mol
lie Mcbride by II UP and Is to play.
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Anderson Leads Three-I

BLOOMINGTON, N, Sept. 26-Out-
fielder Anderson Of Rockford is the
champion batsman Of the Three-I League
leading with .339 Moline. the new cham
pions, led in team hitting with PSI
whi.e Terre Haute, Peoria, Rockford
Cedar Rapids, Evansville, Rock Island and
Bloomington follow in the order given
Bloomington led in team fielding with
9e4
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Senior Polo Champs

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 25.-Rockaway
Meadow Brook. 10 10 Z. Satur-
day in a match for the senior polo cham
pionship Of the United States at the
Philadelphia Country Club.
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A. B. C.s Divide Bill

DETROIT. Sept 26-The A. E. c.
broke even with the Detroit Stars in
double header here sunday, winning the
first game to 5 in ten innings and los
ing the second 5 10 1. Taylor hit a home
run in the second game.
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JACKsON Va HARTIEY

NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-Willie Jackson
and Pete Hartley will furnish the featufe
bout for Promoter Tex Richard a Madi-
son Square Garden next Friday night
when they meet In scheduled 15-round
bout The winner has been promised a
match with Lev Tender.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Kansas City at Louisville.
Minneapolis at Columbus.
tNo other game scheduled.)
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Clev%and al New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
(No other game scheduled.)
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
(No other games scheduled.)
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SATURDAYS RESULTS.
AMERICAN Association

Minneapolis, 81; indianapolis. rs.
Toledo, 6-12; Kansas City, So.
Louisville, 8; st. Paul. l.
Milwaukee, s; Columbus. 8.
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MINNEAPOLIS

Ebutted TOT HohdeAu IN Toe nlnth-
Minneapolis .....,......... 900 OO0 oG2-2
Indianapolis .........-..... Dol 600 1T
Two base hits Co HnEton. baird, Rehg.
Sticking Russell Stolen Ia SINNERS.
Sacrifices Connolly. SINNERS. Sticking.
Conroy. Double plar--CovinEton to Sick
ing. Left on indianapolis 3;
Minneapolis, 3 Rases on bnus-On Wea
yer. g. OF Robertson ? Hit by pitcher
by Weaver tWade). Struck out-By
Weaver, = by Robertson. 4 Umpires-
Connolly and DAILY Time %
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

(First Game)
St Psul ............. 010 002 0oo-5 13 0
Louisville ........... o10 231 O0'-7 13 y
Batteries - Vanguard, Hall, Benton
and Pierce, Allen; Cuuop and Meyer.
Second Game. 10 innings.
st. Paul .--....-... 10I GOO geo % 8
Louisville ......... 600 Dol COL Is II 3
Wright and Kocher.
First Camel
Kansas City -....... 600 030 ot0-4 II Q
Batteries-Carter. Lambert and Skiff,
McCarty; Wright, Mccullough and
Scbauffel.
Second Camel
Kansas City ......... 900 030 IA 0
Toledo ................ o03 600 0-3 (
Batteries-Bono and Skif; O'Nel,
Stokes and Schauffel
(First Camel
Milwaukee .......... OOO leO 100-Z /
Columbus ........... OBJ 600 10'-5 9 ?
Batteries Guerstner, Sherman and
Sengstocki Danfor5h and Hartley.
Second Cameo
Milwaukee ......... 200 Dol Oslo 1s 0
Columbus .......... 600 600 600 J
Batteries-Gearin and Clark; Haid,
Jacoby and A. Wilson.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland ........... 600 40 002- I 10 6
New York........... 052 SOB 12'-21 20 ?
Batteries-CaIdweu Mails, Clark and
O'Neil; Mays ana Schang, Devormer.
Detroit .............. OO2 600 600 8 .
Washington ......... 100 100 1913 2
Batterles-Cole, Holling and Woodan !;
Zachary and Charity.
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.eY" GYM CLASSES START.

Gym classes at the local Y NJ c. Al
started today, the first to meet being the
business mems at noon, other regular
sessions Icing held as scheduled. On Oct
3 reguls kYx&ks in boxing, wrestling and
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Newark, A; Reading, 20.
Rochester, 1915; Syracus, 3-5.
Toronto, o; Buffalo, 4.
Baltimore. SIS; Jersey CITY. 81.
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MARION, Ind, Sept 26.-The Marion
a. c. football team lost to the Muncie
Offers More team here yesterday, 16 to O.
Most of the Muncie players are ex-Con-
oervilIa FLYERS
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The Southeastern Arrows were defeat
ed to 0. Sunday. at Brookside Park by
the BrOokside Cubs. An important meet
ing and practice of the Arrows viii be
held at Fountain Square at o'clock to
night and all players are asked TO be on
hand For games call Drexel sos and
ask for Harry.
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Local Grid Notes

Fer1dale a c. opened its season with
a victory over the Alexandria Tigers. %
to O. The Ferudale team viii play No
hl~eville Ind, next Sunday at Ferndale
field.
The Indianapolis Football Club team
when won tHe championship of the city
last season when they downed the Fern
dale A c. will again have another strong
club in the field this season. under the
leadership OF Joe Canning. At the meet
ing held last week twenty men reported.
including such players as Gott, Adams,
Woods, Riddles. Ferree, Olson, Pear,
Corners Darneu. Mccoy Fox. Metzger
bernstein, McMurtry. Scanlin, Cloud and
Handley. John Gaeth was appointed
business manager at the meeting and the
club plans to play their games at Wash
ington Park, starting about the third
Sunday in October.
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(Only games scheduled)
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York .......... 300 600 o02-5 II l
St Louis ......... 600 90 1902 10 ?
Batteries-Douglas and Snyder
Haines. Sherdell and Clemens.
(Tirst game. twelve innings)
Boston ......... 100 90 900 O01-S 10 .
Chicago ........ COL 600 100 002- Ii l
Batteries-Oeschger and Gowdy; Alex
ander and Killefer, O'Farrell.
Second game, twelve innings)
Boston ......... 121 100 oil O0O-7 10 .
Chicago ........ 100 320 100 co.'s IS 3
Batterics-Watson, Fillingim, Scott
and ONen, Gibson; Martin, Freeman
and OFaTrell.
Brooklyn ........... 600 900 1912 10 l
Cincinnati ........... 302 600 100 IA 0
Batteries-Miljus, Reuther and Taylor
LuQue and uargrave.
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no other games scheduled.)
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

INK G1ININlA-N LfstJ Z.
Cleveland, 0; New York, 0.
Washington, 3; Detroit, 1.
Boston, 20; st. Louis, Ill.
Philadelphia, II; Chicago, Alb.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Pittsburgh, +; Philadelphia, 5.
St Louis. s; New York, T.
Brooklyn, 4; Cincinnati, ? 40 inningsl.
Boston -Chicago-Rain.
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.-ainsf the Indians and Cleveland should
Win n four at Chicago, Higgins boys
yo On have to take four out Of six to to
crnch the Tag. This would make the