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ROD AND GUN NEWS

water and finally the shark was killed by
the porpose. He moved his boat over ard
the lifeless shark but could not find
any trace of the porpoise, as 1t had moved
off.
Down at Manteo. a small fishing village
on Roanoake Island in Currytuck Sound,
the natives make a business OF hunting por-
poise. They have lookout huts along the
coast about mile apart and they are con-
nected by telephone. IL lookout sights a
school OF porpoise moving up the coast
word is sent ahead OF the direction the
fish are taking and several miles up a net Is
strung out from shore and attached to a
stake which Is always In place. The boat
then moves toward the approaching por-
poise. being careful to keep outside Of them.
dropping the net az she proceeds. and finally
the school of porpoisc, whose movements
have been kept track OF by the lookouts,
run right Into the trap set for them. Just
as soon as they pass the net boat the net
is run ashore and the hauling begins.
At times they roll up great quantities OF
porpofse In these nets and they take some
sort Of valuable oil from their heads. and
the hides are useful as leather. Porpoise
fishing Is quite an industry In this little
village OF Manteo.
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Braves Pound Nehf.
Chicago Takes Final Game
Of Series from Browns
White Sox Batters Drive
Bayne From Mound.

CHICAGO. Sept. (American) Chi
cago staged batting rally to-day and
drove Bayne off the mound in the sew
enth. and continued the assault against
vangilder, winning the final game OF the
series from st. Louis, IL to 10.
The visitors also batted the local pitch
ers hard. John Thompson of Victoria.
p. c.. making his debut. was replaced
in the fifth when he became unsteady.
The locals rushed several other pitch
ers into the fray and Dick Kerr was
finally called to save the game. with the
tying run on base and none out in the
ninth. Home runs by Sheely and Hoop
er featured. The score:
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How Babe Ruth Loses
Twenty Base Hits a Year

,.vv THY don't you get in and
wv pitch and help the Yam
w KEGS out?" was asked CT
Babe Ruth not long ago. when the
team was In second place.
Arm won't stand Il. Outheid
throwing gets a pitchers arm. Mine
isn't In shape TO go a full game and
would get tired half way through.
I'll help out another way and that Is
by breaking the runs scored record
I'D make twenty hits more year.
too. IL outfielders didn't play out Of
position for me. / lose that many by
their playing out Of position. No
hits are given me any time by any
body, either. I'll break that home
run record Of ffty-four. however.
heard Of bet of $4,000 that Il
wouldn't break It. but the guy thas
made that bet will lose his 10000
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/ At Mneola-- r. H. Z.
Mlneoa. ..... o o 0 o o o III 4
Batteries--Robertson and Houseman Dem
ny and Garcia.
At Glen Cove R.H.E.
klnsfls X. sf 81: . cccSoccss6SGGcc-s iS I
Batteries Robertson and HouseInan;
Swenson and Soper.
At Dyckman Oval R.H.E.
Hoboken. ........ 2o1oooo ooo-3 o
Tesreau Bears. i. o On 0 1 2 o KS IA
Batteries-Rauer and steinbeck: w. Kelle-
her and A. Kelleher. Burns.
At Dyckman Oval n. II. u.
Tesreau Bears. 1 o o o o 0 o4x-5 0 o
Batteries-Gerner and Towry; Kelly and
Steinbeck.
R9ssSns Tsansos /. c;.. a.. docccccs6cf1--4 /
Ratteries-Thumrnel and Greene; Archer.
Brandenstein and Ditzel.
ivanhoe % a. c.. ooso &c s-1o Il :
Batteries-Delehanty and Hardy: Delaney
and Geiser.
Ei:I,ssss 1l: :. 'ss1a's ra;F ;SF2cSdcssss
MISUNDERSTANDING and Sutton: Brand
enstein. Archer and Ditzel.
waterviiet -. 1ooooc-s
oG1casls not,sr,ess,nav HANNAH sna a-is MURRAY.
Williams. stoudt. McAuiiffe, sherer and
Robins. shirick. Decgan.
At Dexter Park first camel HHE.
pD.s%,cit pD.spd i....ii ..... GicoSces - 10 4
Batteries-McKenty and Haeffner. Clinton
and Holman.
Second game II. H. T..
Bnsbwick bi -. ...... oiioi oi-s 3
/ Observation-Disclosures Mcclure and Sweet
land: Carl~trong and Holman.
Atlantic ia ssy Natss sssase 10 ooooooIs 3 q
Bay Ridge Ath... o 0 I 0 o 900 OIL 8 2
Batterics-schwab and Harris; MacGuirc
Jersey A H9a9s'p ci9y Police. s oaooooo4sIe Il Il
Oxford A. 49,. o0oooi 30-4 q
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Mcfarland; Muir
ply and Mcbride.
At Farmer Oval ". IT, Y.
st. Agatha. o ooooo4-i II 2
patteries.Parks and Yott; Hesso and
Flieger.
Az Farmer Oval II. IT, II.
y. r =: Police. oo2oooo2o-a 10
Batteries--o'NeIi and Fogarty: wasserman
and Fleger.
white Mi 'rianos rInins. 'ooooooco = q
Farmers. oil OioO1 x-3
observation-disclosures and II. Gibbs; Hage-
man, Hesse and Kearney.
At Jersey City n. W. t.
Italian Americans. 400O0x--4 q
Batteries-Murphy and Mcbride; Heehs and
Frosch
AT Jersey City n. II. H.
Jersey City red sox 0oo03o03o--6 o /
Itallan-Americans. 0200o0000-2 o 5
Frosch.
At Bacharach Oval l2d same) -R. II. II,
PetrSit posrarosn star :; oooo99oe 2 q
natterlese-Redding and Yank; Cooper and
Williams.
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Rain Stops Yankees in
Second Inning at Capital
Special Despatch to THE NEW YoaK HERALD.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YoaK HERALD.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-Rain to-day
prevented the Yankees from strengthen
ing their hold on the lead in the Ameri-
can League pennant pursuit at the ex-
pense of the Washington Senators. With
Bobby Meusel at bat at the start of the
second inning heavy shower broke and
the field was soon converted into quag-
mire on which it was impossible to play.
After waiting half an hour for the storm
to pass Umpire George Hildebrand called
the game.
Eary tonight the Yankees entrained
for Boston where they are scheduled to
meet the Red Sox tomorrow in a double
header. Officials Of the Washington club
had not decided tonight whether they
would ask the Yankees to return to this
city for a playoff Of to-day's postpone
ment or have the game transferred to
New York. There are many open days
in the schedules of both clubs.
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Cardinals Break Even in
Double Header With Cubs
Martin and Sherdel Yield
Only Four Hits Each.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 4 (Nationa) The
Cardinals and Cubs broke even mere to-
day in double header. good pitching
enabling both teams to win.
Chicago won the first game. 2 to 0.
and st. Louis took the second contest.
4 to 2.
Martin for Chicago in the first game
allowed only four hits.
Sherdel OF the Cardinals in the second
gave only four hits. The scores:
FIRST CAME,
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William is
entirely ours amateu
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BROOKLYN (N.)

Two base hits-Monroe, Parkinson. Olson.
Wheat. Kruger. Three base hits-Johnston.
Myers. Sacrifice--Griffith. Double PLAYS
Mitchhll. Kruger and Schmandt: Olson. XII
duff and Schmandt. Left on bases-Phila-
delphia. IL: Brooklyn. 3. Bases on ballst-
OFF Mitchell, 3. Hts-Off Hubbell 10 in 4
innings (none out in fifth; off Belts. In
innings. Struck out-By Belts. L: by
Mitchell. g. Losing pitcher-Hubbell. Um-
pires-McCormick and KLEIN. Time OF game
/ hour and 40 minutes.
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Notes of the Diamond.

Pretty weak pitching by Detroit when
five run lead the Clevelands won't win
the ball game.
There was some of that concerted stamping
and hand clapping at the Polo Grounds yes-
terday to annoy tho opposing pitcher. Bush
stuff and represensible. especially In the
most fair minded town on the circuit.
PeckinpauTh enjoyed the series with Wash
ington hugely. He gathered twelve hits In
ishing boost.
'The big hitting this year is due to the
pitching. not TO the ball." says George Glib
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Indians Rally in Eighth
and Win from Tigers
Overcome Five Run Lead and
Triumph by 9 to 5.

DETROIT, Sept. (American) .-Cleve-
land evened the series with Detroit to-
day by winning. 0 to 5.
The visitors. on the short end Of to
0 score when rain halted the game
nearly an hour in the fifth inning. re-
turned to the field after the shower and
hit Dauss and Parks hard.
Smiths home run with two men on in
the eighth was feature of the rally
The score
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SLUgfEST WON BY
DODGERS, 10 TO 4
Make Nineteen Hits Off the
Philadelphia Pitchers,
> Hubbell and Belts.

The Dodgers and the Phillies engaged
in slugfest at Ebbets Field yesterday
afternoon and the Flatbush team scored
10 to 4 victory. The Dodgers made
nineteen hits off of Wilbur Hubpen and
Ralph Belts. 1t was the first time Ed
Konetchy has played against the
Dodgers since he was sent to the Quaker
City team and the popula-. first baseman
received a great welcome from the fans
when he made his first trip to tho plate.
The big fellow drew pass and it forced
In the Phillies first tally. The veteran
made only one hit. single, which he
delivered in the eighth inning.
Mitchell was wild in the opening
round and his inability to locate the
plato enabled the Phillies to assume
an early lead. Monroe led off with a
double and Miller drew pass. Lepour-
veau hit to Schmandt. whose throw 20
second hit Miller on the back and the
bases were filled. Williams popped to
Johnston. but pass to Honey forced
Monroe across the plate. King followed
with. a pop fly that fell among Myers,
Olson and Kilduff, and Miller scored.
II
when he threw to Johnston for a simple
force play on Lebourveau at third.
Parkinson drew the third pass OF the
inning and Henline was tossed out by
Kilduff.
Triple for Johnston.
The Dodgers reduced the lead in the
same inning when Johnston hit to Will
iams's territory for a triple and was
sent home on Grifith's sacrifice fly. The
Flatbush outfit continued their attack
on Hubbell and forged to the front in
the second inning. in which they chased
three nDre runs over the plate.
Schmandf and Kilduff hit safely. and
after Krueger raised towering fly
Mitchell sent Schmandt home with a sin
gle Olson hit to Monroe, who threw
low to second, and Kilduff scored. Grif-
fifth sent Mitchell over the plate with ALI
other single.
In the fifth round the Dodgers bonn
barded, Hubbell off the slab and also
treated Ralph Belts. his successor,
harshly. The Dodgers batted around
and the result was five more tallies and
seven hits. Griffith and Wheat singled
scored Griffith. Schmandt beat out a
bunt to Hubbell, filing the bases. and
Kilduff scored Wheat and Myers with
another single. Belts then took the
pitching burden, and Krueger followed
with single to right. Schmandt was
trapped between third and home and
was retired. Olson's two bagger to right
sent Kilduff and Kruger over the plate.
Another Run for Dodgers.
In the seventh the Dodgers added an
other tally. Krueger doubled and Mitch
ell raised a fly to Williams. Olson hit
to Miller sand Kruger was caught be-
tween sec6nd and third. Olson reached
the keystone bag while Kruger was be-
ing disposed Of and scored on Johnston's
single to centre.
The Phillies gathered five hits In the
eighth. when Mitchell eased up, but the
hits netted only two runs. Williams.
Honey and King singled In order AMI
Williams counted on Kings poke. AS
Parkinson was forcing King at second
Honey scored. The score:
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FIRST GAME.
Totals sc 2 10 2414 oil

Totals 36 10 a II OF
Jersey City. 4 o o o o 0-2
Baltimore .... 0 0 3 / l x-f2
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Bloomer Girls Lose.

LAUREL. Del, Sept. 4.-The New York
Bioomer Girls played baseball here ycster-
day and were dcfclted 10 to 3. Tho game
was a farce. Naples, who started pitching
was injured In the third inning while slid
Ing homo and had TO retire.
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Orioles Take First Game
From the Skeeters, II to z
Second Contest Is Called With
the Score Tied.
xEsJLTs OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.

Baltimcre. ~ Jersey City, . dst game).
Jersey City. 2. Baltimore. 2 cd game.
innings by agreemenD.
Newark, 5: Reading. 4.
Syracuse, 8; Rochester, 3 (1st game).
Syracuse, >; Rochester. ! cd game. In
nings).
Toronto. 9:ABuffalo. 0.
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Newark Beats Reading.

READING. Sept. 4.-Reading celebrated
Its return to this city by losing the first
game of the series with Newark, to 4.
Errors helped to give Newark the game.
The score.
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American Association.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.


Kansas City. 8; Milwaukee,. 3 (first game)
Kansas City. 0; Milwaukee,. (second
game).
Louisville. e. indianapolis, 1.
Toledo. 4 Columbus, fourteen innings).
Minneapolis. 10; 81. Paul. Z.
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Major League Records
for the Last Week

The weeks record In each league OF
games played, won and lost, with runs.
hits. errors, men left on bases and runs
scored by opponents, including games of
last Saturday, is as follows:
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CaIedonian Games To-day.

Tho sixty-fifth annual games Of the New
York Caledonian Club will be held this
afternoon at Ulmer Park, Brooklyn. with
more than 400 entries In the nine track
and field events and game OF soccer
football the Scots athletic carnival promises
fall season.
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White Sox Buy Pitcher.

CHICAGO. Sept. 4.--John III. Thompson,
a twenty -year-old left handed pitcher
or the Victoria, u. c., club, joined the
Chicago White Sox to-day. lie will pitch
tomorrow.
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FIRST GAME,
Totals 30 0 27 10 /

sBatted for Pfeffer in the fifth inning.
tBatted for North in the seventh inning.
ST. ae Louis '.''. ......... Q Q Q Q 0 Q Q %
SacrfIces-Grimes. Maisel. Double plays-
basess Louis Ioun ana chiearn TO- Bases ON ON
halls-Off Martin. a: off Pfeffer. J. Hits
OFF Pfeffer, In : innings; off North.
IN innings: off Bailey. in . innings.
Hit by pitcher--By Bailey, fGrimes).
Struck out-By Martin, 2 Wild pitch
Pfeffer. Umpires-Brennan and Hart. Time
of game-1 hour and 40 minutes.
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Smith Ties Score.

There are home runs and home runs.
close to the spot where Southworths
landed His was with the bases vacant
and merely tied the score. which, how
ever. looked right important at the time.
What Smith really did was to show the
way to Southworth and that curve ball
Nehf pitched TO the chubby swatter, who
quit Pirating to become a Brave. was
the break of the game. Maybe South
worth. having been a Pittsburgher, had
some sympathy left for that town. Any
way, he beat the Giants. and as the
Pirates won the New Yorkers lost
ground to the extent OF full game
The game was well felded and pertiy
played. The Giants backed Nehf splen-
didly and the Braves did the same for
Oeschger George Kelly's double, Meu-
sells long fly to Southworth and Smiths
fly to Southworth gave the Giants their
first run. They made another in the
third on single by Bancroft and a triple
by Frisch. Frisch reached third with
one out. but Youngs fly to Nixon was
too close in for scamper home. and
Bocckel threw out Kelly on tart one
after second grab at it.
Braves Pound Nehf.
The Braves began In the fourth to
pound Nehf. They made three runs on
hits by Southworth. Boeckel. Holke and
Ford Smiths home run in the fourth
tied the score. Then the fifth, with a
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Two base hits-Sothoron. Flagstead. Smith.
Johnston. Wambsganss. Gardner Three base
hits--Flagstcad. Jamieson. Home run
Smith Pen base-cobb Sacrifices
veach and Sargent: Wambeganss. Sewell
and Johnston. Left on bases-clevcland -;
q: off Dnuss. 2: off Parks. 4. Hits-Off
Daus-. 10 in @ i-3 innings: Off walsh. none
IN inning: off Parks, IN 20 innings.
Struck out-By Sothoron. 2. by Walsh, I. !.
Losing pitchcr-Phrks. Umpires-Owens and
Dinneen. Time OF game-o hours and 10
minutes.
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American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF Yesterdays GAMES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
The New York Washington game was post
poncd account ~ rain.
Chicago, II, 81. Louis, 10.
Cleveland. q; Detroit. y.
Other teams were not scheduled.
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How Downey and
Wilson Compare
WILSON.
DOwNEY.

battle He will be six pounds lighter
than Wilson, but will be faster. and thas
will tell the tale in the end"
Johnny Buff. fyweight champion, will
defend his title against one OF the best
boys In his class in Indian Russell Of
Harrisburg. Buff has beaten all the local
lads, but Is meeting a strong, tough
punching boy in the Fox and Sac Indian.
Mike McTigue and Joe Cans are ready
and fit for their bout of twelve rounds.
McTigue is the best man Cans has met
In the East. and the Irish champion
predicts that he will win with knock-
out before the scheduled twelve rounds.
Willie Spencer and Solly Epstein will
meet for eight rounds in the first pre-
liminary. Dick Griffin and Matty Herr
bert hooking UP in the other.
Johnny Kilbane still nurses the des
lusion that the featherweight title is his
personal property. He is scheduled to
meet youth named Danny Frush on
Sept. IL In a twelve round bout to q
decision. The decision Is the only
thing Frush has chance to get for
Kilbane viii take the entire purse Of
$60.000, and Frush will get training ex-
penses. Kilbane declares he will retire
after the bout and pass the title on" /.
In substance he expects to name his
successor. Kilbane tried to make a
wedding present OF the title to young
man named Wolfe. but the champions
ship was not among the wedding gifts
received by the couple.
If Kilbane ever retires, which Is
questionable, his title will be open to
competition and he will have no voice
In its disposition
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Eastern League.
STANDING or THE CLUBS.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.

RESULTS Of YESTERDAYS GAMFS.
Hartford. 2: bridgeport. 0 (first game).
bridgeport. 2; Hartford, (second game) .
Worcester, 2. Waterbury. I tflrst camel
Worcester, Z; Waterbury, 6 (second game.
~ innintr).
springfield, Q; New Haven. (first game)
New Haven. Is; Springfield. (second
Rame).
Albany. 4; .Pittsficd, Q first game).
Albany, Z; Pittsfied. . tsecond gnmc).
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SECOND GAME.
Totals. 81 "a "a 3 0
sBatted for Freeman In the second inning

'Batted for Freeman in the second inning.
Chicago .......... Q 0 o o 0N2 o.
Double play-Hornsby Lawn and Tournier.
Len on bases-St. Louis, y. Chicago, 4.
liases on balls--Off York, 2: off Sherdel, 2.
York, 3 IN 2 % innings: Off Checves. none
n ! inning. Struck out-By Freeman. 1:
by Sherdel. |: by York, Z: by Cheeves. 1.
Wild pitch-York. Umpires-Hart and Bren-
nan. Time OF game--1 hour and "a minutes.
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STANDING OF
MES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.

New York In Bosfon Uwo).
washington In Philadelphia "a. NJ. a r. ny
st. IouH In Cleveland a. NJ. a r. NJ
Chicago In Detroit "a. NJ. &aP. ny
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READING I'D
Totals. 80 III / =

Totals. 80 q II IA
Ran for Manning In the eighth inning.
fBatted for Mills In the ninth inning.
fBnttoa for Cavanaugh In tho ninth In
ming.
Newark .......... 0 o o o-5
Reading .......... o o o o.
Two base hits--Thomas. Smith. Polan 2,
Hoblitzel. Stolen bases-Shannon. Manning,
McGowan. Sacrifices-Shelds, Singleton.
Double piays-Benes and Shannon Carts,
Hobitzel and Smith. Left on bases-New
ark. 4. Reading. 4. Bases on balls-Off
Brown, Q off Singleton. L: off Carts, |.
Struck out-By Brown. 81 by Singleton. 9;
by Carts, I. Wild pitcl-.Singlcton. Passed
ball--smith. Losing pitcher-Brown. Um-
plres-Gaston and Stockdale. Time OF game
. hours.
AZ Syracuse (Flr-t camel II. II. T..
Rochester ..... o q q o o o l. n
Syracuse ..... o I O 2 o 0 2 0 x q IA /
observation-disclosures and werts: Kircher and
Niebcrgnll.
SECOND GAME.
Rochester ......... O q I o o o o. 4 o
Syracuse ....... 3 n 90 o X 4
Betteries-Blake and Mattox Olsen and
Niebergall. Seven innings by agreement.
At Buffalo X. II. II.
buffalo ... o o q o o o o o. 4
Toronto ....... 0 o q o 0 2 o O o. y II /
Observation-Disclosures Tomli1. Crandall and
Schwcrt Fortune and Sandberg.
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SECOND GAME.
Totals. "a Q 52f 83
.Batted for BiemLller In seventh inning

Jersey City............. o 0 1-2
Baltimore. e............... o 0 o.
Two base hlt-Clarke. sacrifce-Ogden.
stolen bases-Jacobson. Butler Brady, Dc
Neville. Bases on balls--Off Clarke, s.; off
Biemller. 3: off clifford. /. Struck out
by Clarke. O; by Bemiler. 4. Passed ball
Davis. Left on bases-Baltimore, Z; Jer-
sey City. 10. Hts--Off Biemiller, In 9
innings: off Clifford. in inning: off
Clarke. . In innings. Umplres-McGowan
minutes.
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me Run by Southworth
Ruins Game for Giants
Make Matters Worse the Pirates Win-Braves Hi
Nehf Hard in the Fourth and Fifth Innings
of Polo Grounds Battle.
WILLIAM ID. HANNA.

iants' pennant dash didn't thrive
7. and It was the Boston Braves
Q in on II. The Braves have
milling as the summer ma.u-ed,
were vigorous and sassy yester-
r their habit to battle well on
-ounds and they opened the
by doing so. They beat the
Erickson and Shaw of the
and Mays of the Yankees
1t.
by Southworth. a chunky
hitter. was the coup
at there was the break,
tic, unsurmountable one
Oeschger never let the
20 the suddenly created
Yer let them score again
either. A three run lead
ing gap the way he went TO
rs made eight hits off Arthur
fourth and fifth innings and
n each. The home run .ook
and the ball out of the field.
went into the upper stand.
re were two men on bases at the
Nehf went to the bench. Ocscnge-
POWELL had hit safely ahead of
hworth's wrecking jolt to the dis
wing.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES Scheduled FOR TO-DAY.

Jersey City In Baltimore "a. M. and p NJ
Newark in Reading CA. M. and p NJ.
Rochester in Syracuse "a. M. and T. M.
Buffalo In Toronto CA. NJ. and +. M.
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THE CLUBS.

Boston In New York Uwo).
Philadelphia In Brooklyn (twol.
Cincinnati IN Pittsburgh a. y. Y. ND
Chicago In ~. Louis "a. NJ. +. M
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 4.-Baltimore won
the opening game of a double header
from Jersey City here to-day by the
score of IL to Q.
The second game ended In seven
inning tie, being called on account OF
darkness. The scores:
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Two base hits-1De Neville. Bentley .. Lef-
Ter. Boley, Donahue 2. Three base hit
Bishop. Standardization. Stolen base
Mcneil. Double plays-Bishop and Lefler:
Brady. Butler and De Novlle. Bases on
balls-Off Carruthers, 81 off Lucy. .; off
Bentley. 1. Struck out-By Lucy. Il by
Bentley, s. Left on bases-Jersey City. 8:
Baltimore. Z. Hts-Off Carruthers, IL In
innings; off Lucy, In innings; off Bent
ley. 10 in Innings. Umpires-O Brien arih
McGownn. Time of game-2 hours and rs
minutes.
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cciirssipars,hi''f cineinna,i 90 10 o-i
Two base hit-Kopf. Three base hits
Daubert Tierncy Stolen bascs-Groh,
Wineo. Sacriflces--Groh. Fonseca Double
play--6;rinlrn tunassisted). Left on bases
Cincinnati, IL Pittsburgh. 9. Bases on
baIls-Off 'Luaue. / off Glazner 4. Hit by
pitcher-By Cazner. / (Roush). Struck out
by Luque. 3; by Glszner. A. Passed ball
Brottem7 Umpires-Quigley and O'Day.
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THE WlLSoN-DowNEY Bl

bouts up at tne falrmont Cup ne used 10 say nat
Mays put a on en the most = satisfactory s o exhibition nnx The
And to the extent that very cleys
box most resome exhibition They much Wilson
action
ss tap s1n su, tn the
contender for the championship
PLENTY OF BASEBALL
g ea @ @ Day m be to s else 5 s At
% r s % snoys % a h & @ to s a with s s sas and M
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