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A. Mount Pleasant. R,HE
All colieg.ans. 0 o o " 900 oo2 2-3 o
M4s1t eris.coushn nisa.eas ana lte paa.y and
White.
Al Mount Vernon. R.HE.
Aouat NJ G1lIss.aoa vs4aon 8 8 9 g ! SO 9 g. Fl
Batteries--Coughlin and Little; Yocko and
ph' Al South Ozone Park. R.HE
Waterbury ]. o o j o 2 / 0 O o. 8 i
Observation-Disclosures and Mack: Bonne-
At Schenectady. R.H.E.
Klm,Fa II IL 80 SSsS9S ee-,es z (
Drake Smith and Green.
s,s1ys ssSssrss f o:SS SSsSs sSe s-Ss g S j
:, batisrIes--Adams and Lsyons; Leland and
1nI,ppe,l. a, pen.r.sen.,. nm
ssls,a s.h,sa &c. Ee. 1855 sSss a-,s III II II Z
Bsttsries--I'srrinston and Layons; Mccarty
AT Walden. N. y. lfirst same,. R.H.E.
Walden W,slS. ro. 70. dq1t tSis s-,S ssIS IIs /
Al Walden. N. Y. t.econd ramc,. RH.E
MsiasS RTSSssn .'..:.. +. g.. iiSi9s9SSSss lss Z
Ratteries--Hesttie and Fatten: Ellis and
Crawford Game called by agreement TO
s;7. 81 d;:ss;; s;sss::: .Iss2ssss55s 7
T',rb Williams and Heineman.
~ Dexter Park rTir-' Camel r. II. T..
Gubsns. SIlos..... 2ooooo g 2
a..erie"-o.cal and Rodrisues CsrIst1one
,-d Holman.
Second Game II. II. T..
sa.S1s; su.h%:cK. i;'...' ..... ooocooSSo@-S 7 2
pat.e-ies--.runco and Rodriguez, Clinton
~ Ivan,oe Park n. II. r.
Esrs f,sssss 6 GiaS!' & =, pSs9osSSl-s : g
Ditzel. '
At Ivanhoo Par n. IT. =
iyansss \ { Giant, X'C. Ssoc5scoSSe-S !
,o',eries-Piercs ana Fuller. Delaney and
s:,ssisi:..'::: :; J; sG''e::. i9sSSssSSs.--s /
.-l,.s. ln,.ast'ericsmMitcisll. Arme' and Meuchhcr
At Hamilton Fish Park RBE
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S1,pds,n.im AZ f.rsnn s,,,r spd upin
Tse; + &. fsir RaT saS.a. s.ra. cccs""deooa io
Batteries-Henrn and Hurley: Kaiser and
Cssseii
Atlantic National q o 2 230of o-s IL q
Homewood A. c.. 0S 2 o q o o. q 10
patteriss--Schwah and Harriss. Primo and
Wilson
At East New York R.H.F.
Silk Sax ...... o. t00102 0o-4 o
Batteries-E. Raymond. Enright and File
GER Campbell sand Hirtcn.
At Pratt Field IT. IT i,
Uptown II. u. c.. O q OF q q o. n Il
Central City. 90 2 n o x
Batteries-Hosan and HeslIn PhaIr and
Lott.
~ Pratt Field R.H.E.
Bronx Pros...... o I o o 900 o. q i5 4
Central City,. 3 8 I 40 4 y--f3 IL r
Batteries-Ader and Adams: Dietz and
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Yankees Gather in Fine
Crop Of Young Ball Players

The Yankees have exercised their OPP
tion to recall twelve or their young play
ers who were placed with various minor
league clubs this season for development
The players recalled are:
Out1elder Walter Christensen and
Pitcher jess Doyle. from the Joplin club;
Outfielder Hinkey Haines and Pitcher
Mylee Thomas, from Hartford Third
Baseman n A. Mcmillan and Pitcher
George Murray from Rochester: Out
felders Camp Skinner and Joe Munson.
from Dallas: Shortstop Roy French.
from Vernon; Shortstop Wescott King
don, from Bridgeport; outhelder Joe
Kelly, from Norfolk and Innelder John
Jones, from Jersey City.
Upon the recommendation Of their
scouts the Yankees have purchased
from the minors eight young prospects
within the last few weeks. The new
men are:
J. e. NJ. Holt. first bascman. from the
High Point club OF the Piedmont
League o. ID. Tucker. outhelder. and r.
T. Culp, right hand pitcher. from the
Cedartown club OF the Georgia state
League: L. J. Urban. catcher. from the
Charlotte club Of the South Atlantic AS
ISOLATION Jim Jolley. left hand pitcher.
from the Galveston club OF the Texas
League George Quinn right hand pitch
er from the Wilson club Of the Virginia
League Ed. Neusel, outhelder from the
Coffeyviiie club OF the Southwestern
League, and Denver Grlgsby. outnelder.
from the sapulpa club Of The South
western League.
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Boston IN philad.Iphis
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Totals. .39 8 10 ~ II 2

Totals. .S44 ~ 12il
Slated for Gordy In the ninth inning
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Pipp after taking high bound. Nc
Innis sacrificed and Collins flied to
Meusel. Pratt numbered to third on the
catch. and Meusel's long throw bounced
so high when II hit beyond third base
that il bounced into the grand stand.
Pratt scored. OF course. Meusel's error
was excusable, and tbs initial force in
tho run was Pipps mufr.
Ward a Great Athlete.
Wards ground and lofty fielding pre-
vented scoring In the sixth. which Foster
opened with hit. MenoslSy. the faith
ful sacri1cer. sacrificed once more, and
Ward jumped and blocked Pratt's liner.
He held Foster on third. lie threw
himself to the ground ana made belly
buster catch of McInnis's liner. and his
throw to Pipp doubled Pratt after he
(Ward) had excavatcd himself
The YarlSs threatened in the seventh,
eighth and ninth, but couldn't break
through Bush. Bush never would give
Ruth a good one to hit. and for that
he was boohed by the fans. Said boob
ing was plain asinity. What was he ex-
pected to do, groove one for the Babe
do what he could to raise the crop OF
fifty-hve? He's pitching for the Red
Sox. not the Yanks.
wasted time between games Iounu
the hands OF the clock past when the
second began. A homer by Collins to
the left field stand In the second in
ming was the only Boston run. 1t looked
for a long time as IL it would do, for
the Yanks again did a lot OF batting
as limp as q paper bag. Karr's fast one
was jumping. and they were popping 1t
to the shifting clouds. No doubt the
packed bleachers, with their vision dis
turbing background, affected the bat
ting and helped the pitchers.
Meusel hit high enc to Leibold In
the sixth inning with three on bases
and two out. But Meusel had rod in
pickle for the Boston pitchers and he
made up for past omissions with a home
run in the eighth at a time propitious
beyond description.
The Yanks had been tagging and the
naper throwing pests reached the heights
of pestlferousness when the awakening
came in the eighth. Miller, who had
been doing his best to start something.
opened with a single Peck stabbed
safely to right and shot Miller to third.
Ruth gave the rally the impetus It
needed by hitting hard to centre. He
batted Miller in and batted Peck to third.
Karr was in the air and losing his
grip. Meusel capped the climax with
home run into the lower grand far
down. When the uproar subsidcd. PipD
worked Karr for a pasc. Ward sacrificed
and McNaIly singled ond brought Pipp
in. The scores:
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With Semi-Professional and Amateur Ball Tossers

Al Recreation Park (first game). n. II. Il.
pa hstdp;a pa,s......'.. 9999o0ooo 3 2
Battsries-paitono ana cav CIV. y rss ka rG
Beckman.
Second game RH. Y.
ssr;rsf,s1a Seg YSsk Police. ooooooeodl-s il !
Batteries-o Neil and Fogarty: Kmetz and
Ennis.
At Recreation Park RH. n.
spaInsfleiss ss4R; G,ts a. A. a. sInoSSdsdo-si iSS
Batteries-Bcstt and Kersten; Koehisr and q
Schworn and Heyer.
At Monrclair. N. j. R.H.E.
nsrssIllf menisinir 4; 4. 4;.Ss g. SSs1pSddddoe4 & j
Batteries-Erbman and Wilson; Mortimer
ard Booth.
At Parkviile Oval Ri n.
RsGSnnslls safsSIia (. er.. H. oos55cisSo9ss 4
Batteries-Reevcs and Newson: Bell and
Markes
AT Protectory Oval RH. n.
IisGein IfsseSu diants nsass. a99IsSsSo- 11s
Batteries-Kelly and smith; Gardner q and
johnson and Pierce.
:, Az Protectory Oval RH.E.
Iiseein Isssssa d,saI.. Bsar... SSS9So9So-ss g
Batteries -Keilaher and smith; Williams
and Pierce and White.
At College Point. R.H.E.
ooiIsss esmalsf Point int . 2 9 9 9 . % 3
Battertes-Erb. Levine and thinner; Suhre
and Burman.
Al Marion Oval. n. J. RHE.
reGn I,aiIan Il. AG G- 3 3 99de9 81 4 2
Batteries-Johnson and Bayaar: Heehs and
Frosch. "''e
RH.E.
Il Italian &; HsS xms. :. 9 9 e e 9
Batteries-Janecki, Kaiser and Cassell !.
Wiley. Hcehs and Mack.
AZ Bronx Oval. R.H.E.
s,aWfoT. = .............. o1 90 9 /
sstteries-Grunwaid ana stcinbacH; Grody
and Farnsworth Called by agreement
At Flushing. RH.r
TaTI;v,ew w,TIoM ."i a-s is 3
Batteriee-Clari and Carter: Taylor and
Henderson.
N.Y. ny; Ind. 999oooodo?oeoooeoo--s
Batterics-Featherston and circem: Ro,ner
and Knescl. Darkness.
At Farmers Oval n. - N
Mss,lnshoase. TnrmsTa aag;99ddSooc3-io e I
Batteries -Faircloth and Sachs; Wasser.
man and Kcarney.
At Farmers Oval n. IT
New ~ Rocheile...... ooo2o o. Q 10 o
Batteries-Dohcrty. De Rose and Mohoney !.
Hageman and kearney.
Az Farmers oval r. II. Z.
Gavin Point a3ooono nooe-I2 il !
Farmers ...... 2 025 90 o o. fla IS Z
Batteries-kresch. Bayes and Ciougher,
Hesse anc Kearncy.
AZ East New York (First game)-R. II. u.
Hillsdale 800. 202IfOb O. q i
+. N. Y. A. A.. o 0 / o 0 o o o o :
atteries-whtworth and santop: Hershev
and Hirten
Sccono Game II. III. t.
HiIIsdale ...... n 1 q 4 n q q n o. Z 70 !
Il. N. Y. a. A.. o 0 1 o o o. :
Battcries-JTlournoy and Santop. Hagen
and Hirten
At Mckinley Park R.H n.
Central City,. 1900 o 80 o Oil II q
Mckinley Parks. I o o I o o o O. 8 ii d
man and Underwood.
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1--we pounds appsertico allowances cla,noa
Ten pounds apprentices allowance claimed
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Giants Trounce Dodgers
and Take League Lead
New Yorks Slaughter Four Brooklyn Pitchers Get 21
Hits and Win by IL to 3-Defeat of Pirates
Gives Locals Advantage of One Game.
ny DANIEL.

while Kelly popped to Olson. reached
second on Janvrin's boot of Meusers
grounder. fingered some more while
Rawlings famed, but traipsed in when
Snyder once more delivered, with hit
to Olson.
The Brooislyns got three hits in the
first, but were driven back. They got
two more hits In the second and again
were kept at bay. But in the third they
finally got results. A pass to Johnston
opened the inning. A hit and run put
Jimmy on third. while Griffith singled to
centre. Wheat walked and the bases
were full.
Myers topped the ball TO Douglas.
who hurled 1t to Snyder to get Johnston.
But Snyder let the ball get away from
him. With the bags still loaded Douglas
gave way to Toney. Schmandt popped
to Kelly. but Janvrin slammed a long
single to centre and scored Griffith and
Wheat. There the Brooklyn attack went
into Information for the afternoon. The
score:
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Ebbets Field Pickups.

There was sharp shower Just before
the game, and it made the field rather
heavy. The Giants revelled In this GO
ing. while the Dodgers found It a big
handicap.
About $4,000 saw the game in spite OF
the poor weather. The skies threatened
all through the contest, but wisely re-
Trained
Snyder doubled TO open the eighth, but
ran into putout at third. AS Burns
doubled later this cut a run Off the New
York score.
With the Giants leading by game and
the Yankees showing the way by a game
and half. this Is a proud day for New
York. Let's hope the situation stays
roseate.
The fielding gem yesterday was con-
tributed by Rawlings. With men on
first and second and one down in the
third. he raced into right centre for
Krueger's fly and killed off the Brooklyn
rally.
In the fourth Johnston singled and
then made faces at Toney. whereat
Toney tossed the ball indignantly to
Kelly and Johnston was caught yard
off the bag, still making faces.
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Champion Stake for PAGERS
Feature of Syracuse Meet

SYRACUSE. ~ T.. Sept 11.--Opening
row in connection With the New York
state Fair viii be featured by the
Champion Stake. free for all pace.
Most Of the fastest sidewheelers in the
country are expected to start, including
Single g., :5a Sanardo 2:00h Prince
Loree. 2:00; Roy Grattan. 2:O1M !;
Adioo Guy, 2:001s Capt Mack c:03Ia
Direct G. Burnett 2:01h Frisco June,
2:o1 u: John Henry. 2:02A ana June,
2:o24 Other events are the Merchants
cup, two-year-old trot. 2 :f5 trot and ~
pace
Peter Manning will be sent against the
trot record of :59H. set by Major Del
Mar in 1903. when track and weather
conditions are favorable.
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Four Chicago Pitchers
Fail to Check Cardinals
st. Louis Sluggers Win Con-
test by Score of 10 to S.

CHICAGO. Sept. IL (National) - ST.
Louis won the final game OF the year
with Chicago. 10 to .. to-day. giving
thom fourteen out OF twenty-five games
for their season record.
killefer used four pitchers in vain
effort to stop the slugging Cardinals
Sherdell went into the eighth. then was
batted out OF the box and Doak finished.
The score:
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Slated for Gordy In the ninth inning.
Newark .......... ! 9oo2o Il
Two base hits-Maisel. Bentley. Egan.
Three base hits-Shannon, Donohue. Sacri-
fices-Gordy. Lawry. Bases on balls--off
Ogden, z; off Gordy, 4. Struck out--By
Ogden. 8. Passed ball-Egan. wild pitches
Ogden. Gordy. Left on bases-Newark. 10;
Baltimore. 10. Time of game-1 hour and
(Second Camel r. H. t.
Newark IL O. 0 O. o o o o 0-i { q
Baltimore. 0 2 4 o . 0 x-12 II 2
Batteries-Singleton and Manning: Groves
and Davis.
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rificer--Bancroft. Frisch 2, Douglas. Double
play--olson. Janyrin and schmandt. Left
on balls-off Douglas. .; off Mitchell. 2: off
Milius. 2: off Toney. s.. Hlts-off Douglas,
in 2 innings (none out in third; off Mitch
innings; off Smith, 8 in 90 inning; Off
schupp, In 3 innings: off Toney. 3 in Z
Toney. i; Idn By Mitchell. by SnEha %iijus. WHY
ming pitcher-Toney. Losing pitcher-Mitch-
ell. Umpires-Klem and Mccormick. Time
of game-2 hours.
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Orioles Return Home and
Twice Defeat the Bears
Take First Game by 8 to A
and Second, IL to 1.

BALTrMoRE. Sept 11.--The Orioles
celebrated their return homo here this
afternoon by taking both ends Of dou-
BILE header from the Newark Bears by
the scores of to I and IL to /.
Ogden. who pitched the opener for the
Birds failed to display his usual effec-
tiveness. but at that he had little diff
Guilty In winning.
Groves hurled a great game in the
second conflict. allowing but four scat
tered hits and striking out fifteen. The
scores:
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PIRATES LOSE GAME
AND FIRST PLACE
Marquard Responsible for Reds
4 to l Victory-Umpire
Brennan Badly Hurt.

CINCINNATI, Sept. II (NationaD -
Marquard kept Pittsburgh's hits scat
tered and blanked them until the ninth
inning. Cincinnati winning to-day's
game, to /.
Umpire Brennan was hit on the arm
by Hamilton, trying a quick return de-
livery. and was badly hurt.
BY losing to the Reds the Pirates also
lost the leadership of the league, as the
Giants beat the Dodgers In Brooklyn.
The score:
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Two base hit--Fonseca. Three base hit
Maranville. Stolen bases-Carey, Bigbee.
Sacrifices-Fonseca, Robertson. Double plays
Hargrave and Daubert; Groh, Bohne and
Daubert. Left on bases-Cincinnati, 10:
Pittsburgh, o. Bases on balis--Off Hamilton,
A; off Marquard, 2. Hits-Off Hamilton.
0 In innings; off Carlson. none In in
ming. Struck out--By Marquard, s. Losing
Umpires-Brennan and
Hart. Time of game-1 hour and so minutes.
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ST. LOUIS CA

Two base hfts-Wiliiams, WambsEanse,
Gardner. Three base hIt--Gardner. Home
Johnston y Jacobson poas: psssss%s
and Johnston: wambsganss. Seweii and
Johnston. Left ON bases--5t. Louis. q;
Cleveland, s. Bases on balis-Off Caldwell,
9; Off Van Glider, 8. Hits-Off Bagby, 4.
In / 1-3 innings; OF Caldwell. g In 2-3 in
nings: off Kolp. 8 in innings; off Van
Bagby, 4; by Kolp, 1; by Caldwell. 2; by
Van Glider. !. Winning pitcher-Caldwell.
Losing pitchar--Kolp. Umpires-Chill and
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INDIANS HIT TIMELY
AND BEAT BROWNS
Score Seven Runs in Third In
ming and Triumph by
Score Of s to 4.

ST. LOUIS Sept. 11-(American). -
Cleveiands timely hitting and couple
OF errors by the Browns enabled the
Indians TO pile in seven runs in the third
inning and win. The score was 10 4.
Speaker twisted his knee when he
tripped and fell over first base. ana
retired The injury was pronounced
not serious after the game. The score :
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Senator'S Win in Tenth
from the Athletics, 7-6
Miller's Single Scores Rice
With Winning Run.

WASHINGTON. Sept III (American) -
Washington defeated Philadelphia to
9. in ten innings to-day. a double by
Rice and singles by Harris and Miller
accounting for the winning run.
b. Harris was knocked out OF the
box in two innings and Woodward, the
local recruit from New Haven, also
failed TO go the route. The score:
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Erie All Stars Win.

MIDDLETowN. N. y. Sept i1-Piaying
In q heavy rain on Watts Field here this
afternoon the Erie All Stars OF New York
city defeated the Independents OF this city
BY score OF 2 TO o. After Fix and half
innings had been played the game was die
continued owing 10 the rain. The spectators
sat IN the gfandstand holding umbrellas.
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American Association.
STANDING or THE CLUBS.
RESULTS OF Yesterdays GAMES.

O.: ST. Paul, 5 tfirst Fame)
81. Paul, 4: Milwaukee,, 2 fsecond game).
Columbus. 2; Louisville. I (first game).
Louisville, 3: Columbus, 2 Second camel,
q; Kansas City, =.
indianapolis. .: Toledo, (t2 innings),
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Tigers Beat White Sox.

CHICAGO, Sept. ii (American) De-
troit hit opportunely behind Connally's
passes and defeated Chicago, to l, In
their final appearance here to-day.
Dauss pitched in fine form. Chicago
being unable to bunch Tits except in one
inning. where three singles saved them
from a shutout. The score:
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Federation Baseball Series.

CLEVELAND. Sept. 10. The White
Motors. champions Of this ely, won the
first Of a series OF three games from the ST.
Edwards of youngstown here to-day IN the
Glass A titular series OF tho National Base
hal Federation by score OF 70 . The
score
n. w. n
81 r-'sar ardt.. Onftf0 0 o. = 70
VI Nr .fstore.. uOuf 90 = d - o Is
rnfs crioe--Sa aace. Miller and Frey; Derfig,
Bente, kuntz and Brown.
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ROD AND GUN NEWS

Ioss than twenty-eigit OF these fish on rri-
uay by trolling through them with a lead
squid The fish weighed from ton 10 fifteen
pounds each sN""
IL some OF the tuna fishermen want 10
nave real good time Of II let them 70 out
aiter these lively fish. They are there every
usy and would no doubt give fine sport to
some OF the big game fish angler. Ii they
nlade trip for them. The trip could be ar
Isngeo easily enough, for almost any OF the
iishing boat captains would run q party out
aftei they dock In the afternoon and this
would Kermit OF the evenings fishing
Iott OF big game fish anglers Journey away
over 20 Catalina Island In California simply
can be accomplished right in New York har-
Dor and with great comfort. There are
plenty OF biz fish In the schools, aud with
the proper bait they could no doubt he In
duned tt take hold.
Biuefish In the Great scuth bay.
Diusfishing In the Great South bay has Its
ups and downs. One day the fish will be
there aplenty ana the next day they viii be
gone. 'rhe weakfishing parties 20 out with
regularity and thsy pick up blues from day
10 day, but they are not as plentiful by any
means as they were last season. One party
weakfishlng last Tuesday bargcd six blue.
fish In the inlet. They we're anchored off
Oak Island and school OF blues came
along. They held them for while With
thr chur1, but they soon passsd on. Not,
however. until six OF them had been banged.
Bill Marciey. Guy Davis, william Schustar.
ZOO Smith and Fred B0eRei all sxe taking
out parties FROM Babylon ana they srs kept
pretty busy.
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Two base hits--Shorten, Cobb. Three base
hit-Veach. Sacrifices-Dauss Cobb Double
plays--Muligan and McClellan, Johnson,
Mcclellan and Sheely; Shorten and He'll
mann; Counaliy, johnson and Mcclellan.
Left on bases--Dctrut, 8. Chicago, 10 Bases
on balls-Off Connally, 4; off Russell. 1: off
Dauss, /. Hits-Of Cornaliy. o In z innings:
off Russell. . in Innings. Hit by pitcher
by Connally, fYoung); by Dauss, /
fSheely). rrmplres-owens and Dinnecn.
Losing pltcher-connally. Time OF game
l hour and 81 minutes.
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SECOND GAME.

Runs batted in-Fy Collins, Il by Ruth. I
by Meusei Q. by McNafy. I. Home runs
Collins. MeuseI4 stolen base--afenoslty Sac
rifics hiis-PecEinpaugh. Ward 2 Collins.
First base error--Nev York Left on
bases-New York. 3: Boston. 3. Bases on
Karr 3 Hits--or Percy. In Z innings
or Shawkey. none IN 2 innings. stvucle
out--By Shawksy. .; by Karr. I. Winning
pitcher--Shawkey. Earned runs--OH Karr,
3; off fiercy. I. umpires-Mornrty, Con.
molly and Wilson Time Of game-J hour
and 30 minutes.
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RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.

Memphis. 3 Little Rock. Q Cfirst gamc).
Memphis, 3 Little Rock, I tsecond game)
Nashville, 10; Atlanta, 2.
Birmingham. g. New Orleans, 3.
Mobile, 8: Chattanooga, :.
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,yERICAN LEAGUE.

= NUFNTtNN BF.NfIT.
Boston q; New York. list gamc).
New York, 3; Boston, 4 led game).
npgn).
Detroit, IS; Chicago, !.
Cleveland, 9; Sc. Iouis, 4.
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NTS GAIN FIRST PLACE - YANKEES BREAK EVEN
Major League Records
For the Last Week

Tire w.siz's record 81 each league OF
Faniea played and loet. with runs. hits.
ergcaA. Iian left on bases and opponents
rJnA. Including games Of last Saturday.
4. 4 ff.iin.ua.
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SECOND GAME.
Totals % o g. 1S ST
Game called because of darkness.

Totals I. y 3 IL
Game called because of darkness.
Reading ............. O 0 q o 0 o 90
Jersey City ........... 0 0 x--4
Two base hit--Thonas. Three base hits
Duval, Brady. sacrifices--zitman 2. Left
on bases--Jsrsey City. 8; Reading; :. Bases
on ba1ls-Off Karpp, 81 off Sorrisfieid. 2:
off Biemiiler. 4. Struck out--By Biemiller.
s.. by Sorrisfield, 3. Hit by pitcher-By
Biemiller. / (Carlip). Umpires--Stockdaie
and CASTOR Time Of game-1 hour and IS
minutes.
At Syracuse r. III. u.
Buffalo .........o o. II q
observation-disclosures and Schwert: Mont
gomery and Niebergall. Came called. rain.
At Rochester (first geme)- r.. II. j..
Toronto -. 0 0 O1 Q o o O-t 1
Rochester. 0 o 1 o . 0 D 2 x-3 II
Battcries-snyder and Devfne; Wianer ond
Wirth.
Toronto '........ q q ooi eS
Rochester ......o I SO KS Is a
Batteries-Enzmann and nevfne. Hill.
Blake and Mattox. Seven innings by nsrss-
ment.
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Eastern League.
REsuLTs ON yEsTEnpAY,s GAMES.
STANDING OF THE cru

Worcester. q: Albany, 4.
Pittsficld, & New Haven. q
Hartford, 3; Bridgeport. first rnme).
Hartford, 4; Bridgeport. o (sscond game.
Sprinsfield, . Waterbury. first gsmn)
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National and American League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York. IL; Brooklyn, 2.
Cincinnati. Z; Pittsburgh, 4.
Sc. Louis, 10; Chicago, 3.
Other teams were not scheduled.
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Two base hits-Mueller, Deal McIenry.
Three base hits-Hornsby, Schultz. Home
run--McHenry. Sacrifice-Stock. Double
plays-Terry and Hoilocher; Lavan. Torpor-
GER and Hornsby; DAILY and Kelleher. Left
on bascs-Chicago, Z; st. Louis. 5. Bases
on balls-off Jones' j; off Yorke. /; off
5 In I-3 inning; off Jones, 3 in / inning:
off Sherdel. 8 in Z 1-3 innings; off Ponder.
z In 2-3 innings; off Yorke, in inning.
Struck out--By Ponder. A. by Sherdel, 3.
Winning pitcher--Sherdel. Losing pitcher
Cheeves. Umpires-O'Day and Quigley. Time
OF game-1 hour and As minutes.
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Dodgers Sign OutfieIder.

PLAINFfELD, ~ j., Sept, ff.--Jofn Rose
berry. who played centre field for tho Flint
year, has been signed up for next season
by Brooklyn.
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FIRST GAME.

sBatted for Hoyt in the ninth inning and
forced runner.
tran for Baker in the ninth inning.
Boston ......... o o o o o-3
New York. ....... 0 OIL
Runs batted in--By Pratt. 2; by Meusel.
I. Two base hit-Pratt. Stolen bases
McNaly, Nieuse Sacrifice h!ts--Merosky z.
McInnis. Double plays--Ruth and Schang:
Scott, Pratt and McInnls. First base on err
rors-Boston, 2. Left on bases--Boston. 3;
New York, 10 Bases on balis-Uff Hoyt,
4: off Bush. 4. Struck out--By Hoyt, 81
Nv Bush. .. Earned run--Off Hoyt, I. Um-
pires--connolly, Moriarty ard Wilson. Time
CT game-1 hour and AZ minutes.
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SHELTERS TAKE TWO
FROM THE MINERS
Win First Contest in a Ninth
Inning Rally BY Score
of 4 to 3.
RESULTS or vEsrErpAY.s GAMES.

Jersey CITY. 4 Reading. tfirst sanae,.
Jersey City, s.; Reading. 0. (aecond games
ilains -.
Baltimore, S: Newark, (frst gsme)
Haitinierc. ie; newark, (-econd gaine).
Rochester, g Toronto, I tfirst gsrnel.
Syracuse, .; Buffalo. 4 q innings-rain).