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Totals. 80 "a II )
'Batted for Schacht In ninth inning.

Washington - o o O o 0 o O. I
Detroit ......., 2 3 x-15
Two base hits--A1llan. Cobb, Hellmann.
Shanks, Picinich. Miller. Home run-IIeil-
mann. Stolen bases F1agstead. Blue. Sac
rifices-Flagstead, Young. Double plays
Shanks, Harris and Judge: Blue and Flag
stead; Young and Woodall; BUSH, Harris
Left on bases-Washington IL Detroit, 10.
Bases on balls-Of Johnson, 4; off Accsta
2: off Schacht, 1: off Cole, 4. Hits-Off
johnson, In . innings (none out In third !;
off Acosta, 12 in i-3 Innings; off Schacht
/ In l 2-3 innings. Struck out-By Johnson
4: by Cole, 3. Losing pitcher-Johnson.
Umpires-Dinneen, Evans and Hildebrand.
Time of game-2 hours and minutes.
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BASEBALL IN ATLANTIC CITY.

o
re
undesrabes Atlantic
the o Objectionable happenings
believe this Dempsys fault As matter of
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SECOND GAME.

@Batted for Coumbe in the sixth inning
fBatted for Eller in the ninth inning.
Cincinnati. ........ 0 0 o.
Philadelphia. $500. 0 / 0 0 I 0 x-6
Two base hits-J Smith. Lee. Kopf, wingo.
Roush. Sacrifiee-Hrugsy. Double plays
Sedgwick. Parkinson and Lee; Groh. Bohne
and Daubert. Left on bases-Cincinnati, o.
Philadelphia, <. Bases on balls-Off Sedg-
wick, O. off Marlle. I off coumbe. 1; off
Eller. /. Hits--Off MarlSle. In innings
(none out in fourth; off Coumbe. in in
ninEs off Eller, 1 in . innings. Struck out
BY Sedgvick. .; by Markle, 1 by Eller. /.
Wild pitch-Sedgwick. Losing pitcher
Marlsle. Umpires-Brennan and Hart. Time
OF game-1 hour and 80 minutes.
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Better Fishing nt the KIondikc Bank Now.

capt. Dove Martin of the Giralda said
while speaking over the telephone yesterday
tnat ne Gad discovered new school of fish
~ the 6londike Bank. The following catch
was u Ken on the Gralda yesterday: u. Car
pone, ~ bass j. Seaberg, 20 bass: A. y.
iuTtJn. p bass; M. Sarrell, l6 bass, that
TOOK. the second prize; J. M. Delaney. II
bass, and NJ. Mayer. 10 bass.
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Cardinals Take Two from
Braves by 4-3 and 81

BosroN, Aug. "a (Nationa1) Boston
lost a double header to st. Louis, 20 8
and to 2. to-day. Boston outbatted
ST. Louis in the first game. but Doak
was effective in the pinches.
Pfeffer's good pitching in the second
game was supplemented by brilliant sup
port. The scores:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York. 10; Pittsburgh, 2 (first Eame).
New York. !: pittsburgh. tsecond gamc).
Chicago, 6i Brooklyn, I.
~. Louis, 4: Boston, 3 first Kame).
81. Louis, 3, Boston. 2 tsccoud gnme).
p''l~deipNia. y. Cincinnati, 2 (first gauel.
philadelphia, o; Cincinnati. 4 (second gnme).
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Adams Has to Retreat

But Gibson counted without Nehf.
For this left handler has shown that he
fs even deadlier for the Pirates than Is
Adams for the Giants. Four times this
year had Nehf beaten the Buccaneers.
and his fifth attempt was not alone a
triumph-it was a succession OF tri-
umphs. while Adams was forced to
retreat after the seventh inning--seek
the showers after the Giants had ham,
mered him for eleven hits and six runs.
In their last turn at bat the Giants
faced Whitley Glanzer who has been
rather easy for them all season, though
a very effective pitcher against all the
other clubs. Glazner meant three more
hits and four more runs and the COM
pletion OF rou. that was almost as
sickening to the Pirates as the two
poignant ones suffered by them when
they paid their last previous visit here.
Cooper started out as IL intent on set
ting a new strikeout record for the sea-
son. His speed was trenchant. battling
his curve thing OF beauty. He
pitched with remarkable celebrity and
despatch. and In the first four innings
canned Ave Giants and yielded only two
hits. But his fate was TO be no bet
ter than that OF Adams. For In the
ffth the left handler stumbled while the
New Yorks drove in a run with three
hits.
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10Th Homer for Williams.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. "a (American) -.
williamss nineteenth home run of the
season came to-day at an opportune
time for st. Louis in the tenth inning:
and gave the Browns a IL to IL victory
over Boston The score:
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Sixth Straight for Tigers.

DETROIT, Aug. "a (American) De
troit hit Johnson and Acosta hard to-
day and made 1t two straight from
Washington, Is to /. 1t was the sixth
straight victory for the Tigers. Cole
was effective In the pinches. The score !:
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SECOND cAMr.
Tntnla "a 0hg41l 0I

pittsburgh . o q q q n 90
New York. ....... Q 3 o x--T
STOLEN base-Rawiings. Double plays
Grimm. Schmidt and Grimm Frisch. Raw
lrgs and Kelly. Loft on bases--New York.
8: Pittsburgh. T. Bases on bnlis--oft
cooper =: or l.. Blpbee, 3. Hits--oH
Cooper 10 m o Innings Off T., Bigbee. . In
. innings Struck out--By Douglas, 4; by
cooper. q. Losing pitcher-Cooper. Umplres
-RiEler and Moran. Time OF game-2 hours.
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FIRST GAME.
Totnla 91 2a 2ls b

INTNiF. n 2 p y = "
sBattcd fur Adams In the eighth inning.
4Whittcd out. hit by batted ball
Pittsburgh. .. I o o o 0 o.
New York. .. 0 o o x-fo
Two base hits--Kelly, Maranviiie. Meuscl.
Adams. Young. Home runs--Meuael. Kelly.
stolen bases--Carey. Meusel. Rawlings. Sac
rifice--Carcy. Double plays-Rawlings. Ban
croft and Kelly Rawlings and Bancroft:
York, Z: Pittsburgh, .. Bases on balis-Or
Nehf q: OFF Adams, /: off Giazner. g. Hits
--off Adams, II In innings; off Glazncr,
? ~ I inning. struck out--By Adams. I; by
Nchf 4 Losing pitchcr--Adams. Umpires-
Moran and Rigler. Time OF game-l hour
and 43 minutes.
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Eastern League.

waterbury. 4: New Haven. (fIret ramc)
waterbury, o; New Haven. 0 Csecond
gare).
Worcester. 10 Hartford. 9.
Albany, 3: bridgeport, 2.
PItfsfleld. o. Eprlngflold. 1.
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Two base hits-King, Williams. Hubbell,
Daubert. stolen base-Roush. Sacrifices
Bohne, Kopf and Daubert Neale and wingo
Left on bases-Cincinnati. 1; Philadelphia,
Z. Bases on balls-Off Rixey, / off Eller,
I. Hits-Off Rixey, 10 in 1-3 innings; off
Eller l in 2-3 innings. Losing pitcher
Rixey. Umpires-- Brennan and Hart. Time of
game-1 hour and 20 minutes.
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Southern Association.

birmingham, II; Atlanta, = Nirst gamc).
Birmingham. .: Atlanta, 1 (socond game.
inninrsl.
Memphis. 81 Mobile. ..
New Orleans, 3; Little Rock. @.
Chattanooga, Z. Nashville. >.
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Cooper Routed Too.

In the sixth the great Cooper-the
Wilbur who had won twenty and lost
only eight-was treated with an un-
wonted harshness which showed that the
Giants were no respecters Of baseball
regulations. A Ave hit attack, culmi-
mating In the Burns home run, drove
Cooper out OF the picture and sent Lyle
Bigbee. brother OF Carson the left fielder,
10 finish the game.
The newcomer gave a single to Young
"a triple to Meusel and two passes, which
were translated into one run. And all
shc while the Pirates were fighting hard.
but fghting In vain, for Douglas in the
ascendant means tyranny for the oppos-
ing patsinen. Douglas was not content
Spcreiy TO win by a good margin His
heart was set on obtaining a shutout-
rare gem this year.
Taken together the two games made n
baseball day rivalled only by the double
header in which the Giants, fighting for
the lead. defeated the pacemaking Rods
in 1alg--just at about this time in
August. too. In the New York attack
The most flamboyant figure was that oe
Neusel. who finally found himself III
tho first game Irish got o homer and q
double, got on base on an error and
walked. In the closing argument Meusel
collected n single. double and a triple,
giving him five hits In seven legal times
at bat, and sending him through the
Clouting cycle.
Kelly got a homer a double and n
single against Adams, and n hit or
Cooper. Lot ~ not forget little Rawlings.
who was right on the Job with two timely
wallops IN each game. and Douglas. who
astonished with two hits. In the field
Bancroft perhaps was tho most deadly.
with Grimm the, most sensational Of the
Pirates.
Pittsburgh scored a run TO start the
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White Sox Win in Tenth.

CHICAGO. Aug. "a (American) Chi
cago nosed out Philadelphia in the tenth
inning to-day. winning by to 1. Kerr's
walk, a sacrifice and Mulligan's hit sent
the winning run across. The score:
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Leads Wall Street Hitters.

Joe Tanning OF Lee Higginson Company
has batting average of .6i5 for eleven
games. His hits include five home runs, six
triples and eight doubles. His team plays In
the Wall Street League,
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Totals.45 IL 10 80 10 1
Totals. .4j II f9s2s 3 II

Boston. n.. o o I o Oil
ST. Louis.. 3 O. 0 3 9 3 1-i2
Two base hits-Pratt. Scott, Sisler. Home
runs-Sisler. Williams. Three base hits
Pratt, McInnis Scott. Stolen bases-Wnl-
Jams, Collins, Sfsler. Sacrifices-Jacobson.
McInnis. Double play-Gerber, McManus and
Sisler. Left on bases-Boston. 8: st. Louis,
q. Bases on balls-Off ShocSer, 2: off
Myers, 9; off Russell, I. Hits-Off Shocker.
r in 3 innings; off Bayne, In 2-3 innings;
off Kolp. in Q Ia innings; Off Myers, 10 in
Z % innings; off Russell. 8 IN . innings off
Karr, in 81 innings. Struck out--By Rus
sell. 2; by Kolp. .. Winning pitcher-Solp.
Losing pitcher-Karr. Umpres-Wilson and
Owens. Time OF game-2 hours and 10 min
uteg,
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IOthIS. ..'Io ] % = 10
sBatted for Ward in seventh inning.
fBatted for Mijus in eighth inning.
Chicago. .......... 0 ! o-la
Brooklyn. ......... 0 . o-1
Two base hits-Hollochcr. Crimes. john
ston. Home run-Sulivan. Stolen bases
Maisei Killifer. Sacrifices-Terry. Sullivan.
Double play-Hollocher and Crimes. Left on
bases-Chlcago. II Brooklyn. ;. Bases on
balls--Off Schupp. 3; off Smith. J. Hits
Off Schupp, in % innings; off Miljus,,
In Ia innings; off Smith. In inning.
Struck out-By Schupp. l; by Alexander, L..
Losing pitcher-Schupp. Umpires-Qugley
and o'Day. Time of game-1 hour and 80
minutes,
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GIANTS GLORY OVER
PITTSBURGH TWICE
Nehf and Douglas Triumph ;
Adams and Cooper Are
Knocked Out.
KELLY HITS A HOME RUN
So Do Meusel and Burns
$4,000 Fans Share JOY
of Locals.
KELLY HITS A HOME RUN
BY DANIEL,

There was fiaring potency, an admira-
BILE relentlessnes. fervor, determination
and timelness in the attack of the
Giants yesterday surprising brill
liancy, deadliness and dash in their de-
fence as they confronted the Pirates
and the most serious question which has
been put up to them this season. 1t was,
perhaps, make or certainly break with
the New Yorks as they met the leaguge
lsagers in a double header. and they
fought their way along the royal road
to triumph. Twice We're the Giants vic
tors-in the first game By 10 to 2 and
then by TO 0.
While $4,000 fans--the biggest week
day crowd of the season and the second
largest gathered in the Polo Grounds on
any day this year--howled with wild
glee over the deeds of derring do in the
field and with the bat, the Giants played
IS no other club had played here in 1921.
There was three home runs during the
afternoon-and all three by Giants.
In the first contest George Kelly ham
hered out his twenty-second homer after
Irish Meusel had got his thirteenth-his
first since he became q Giant. The clos
ing affair saw a home run by George
Burns--a terrific clout inside the grounds
which went TO the bleacher fence in
right centre
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American Association.

Louisville. Z; Kansas City, ..
indianapolis. 49, Milwaukee. 1.
Minneapolis, 8. Columbus, Z.
Toledo. o, st. Paul. ..
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Two base hit-Nixon. Three base hits
Fournler. Southworth. Sacrifices-Stock, g.
Double piay-Lavan, Hornsby and Fournier
Left on bases-St. Louis, 5. Boston, 8. Bases
on balls-off Doak. 1; off Oeschger, 3 off
Morgan. . Struck out-By Doak, 3: by
oeschgcr. 4; by Morgan, I. Losing pitcher
Oeschger. Ufnpircs--McCormiclt and KLEIN.
Time Of gameJ1 hour and 81 minutes.
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THE CHAMPION.


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International League.
sTANDJNG or THE CTJrRs
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS

Buffalo. 4: Jersey City, 2.
Toronto. q: Newark. o.
Baltimore, 10: Syracuse, =.
Rochester. 10: Reading. 4.
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Totals. .32 31o27 10

Runs batted in--By Meusel, l. by Pipp, !;
by Sewell, by Johnston |. Earned runs
orr Hoyt, 2 off Coveeskie, j. Two base
hits-Schang, Johnston. Gardner Graney
Three base hit-Meusel Stolen bases-ituth.
Melisel, Pipp. Sacrifices--Ward, Hoyt, 2:
Peckinpaugh, Pipp. Left on bases-New
York. IL: Cleveland. .. Bases on bals-Off
Hoyt, 6 off Coveleslae, 9. Struck out-By
Hoyt' 4 ; by Coveleskie, 4 Umpres-Mariarity
and Chill. Time OF game hours and 10
minutes.
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Two base hits-Falk, Strunk. Stolen base
Galloway. Sacrtfices-Kerr. Galloway.
Schaik, Il. johnson. Double plays-Kerr, T..
Johnson and Sheely; Sheely. y. johnson and
Sheely: Schalk and Sheely, Left on bases
Philadelphia, o; Chicago. g. Bases on balls
--on Hasty T. Hit by pitched bai-By
Kerr (Dykes). Struck out-By Kerr, .; by
Hasty, 2. Umpires-Connoly and Naliin.
Time OF game--1 hour and 20 minutes.
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At Buffalo H. II. r.
Jersey city. q q 0 o 2 o 0 o. 2
Batteries-Tccarr, Lucey and Ireitag: Nc
Cabe and Bengough.
At Toronto n. II. Il
Newark......o o q o. O 90 4 o
Toronto...... 2 0 o o x--3
Batteries--Finneran and Wlthrow; Thonp-
son and Dcvine.
AZ Rochester, r. IL II.
Rssding q q 2 n. o-a 9
Rochester q q % o 2 x--f0 10 I
BatterIes-Carts, Karpp and Smith; Keenan,
and Wirtz.
Al syracuse-- r. III. ".
syractise... 2 . o is 0 3
Hatteries-Thomas. Clark and Egan Dod-
son, Warner, Olson and Niebergall.
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GAMES sCMEDILED TOR

6NWEN N'FfEDN LED TUX TW-UNf.
Jersey City IN Buffalo.
Newark IN Toronto.
Baltimore IN Syracuse.
Reading In Rocheatcr
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SECOND GAME.

Totals. 30 . : 81 1s .
sRan for Gowdy IN the seventh inning
tBatted for Fillingim in the seventh inning
81. Louis. o o o . 0 o-3
Boston........... 0 0 o 0 o o O--2
Two base hits--Gowdy, Nixon. Stolen bases
Hornsby. Fournier. Sacrfices-Pfcffer g.
Barbara. Christenbury. Double plays--Mc-
Henry. Ainsmith and Hornsby; Ford Gowdy
and Holke; Ford Barbara and Holke. Left
on bases-St. Louis. g; Boston. 3. Basee on
bais--Off Pfeffer. 1: off Scott. 2: off Brax-
ton, !. Hits--off Flllngm, In Z innings;
e, % ,nr,rT 1Ii, h Ul p,o,
(Holke) Struck out--Bv Pfeffer. .: by Fil-
ingim. I. Losing pitcher-Fiillngiu. ITm-
pires--Klem and Mccormick. Time Of game
II hour and 30 minutes
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RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York, 81 Cleveland, 2.
81. Iouis. I2: Boston. II item inninKs,
Chicago, 2; Philadelphia, 1 ten innings).
Detroit, 10; Washington, I.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
ED FOR TO-DAY.

New York In Cleveland
Boston In 81 louis.
Philadelphia In Chicago.
Washington In Detroit.
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GAMES SCHEDUI

Pittsburgh IN New York.
Chicago w brooklyn.
-. Louis In Boston.
Cincinnati In Philadelphia.
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THE LISTENING POST
By WALTER TRUrfBU ULL
Copyright. 1924. ey The NEW Yorx HnALA

~ II NEW or
TO A PITCHER.
We creek Dutch
thrill much
We take small interest little
lohere S the
What enjoys that pitching mound
And loud and clear to let hear the satisfying sound
OF balls Grading aud
baers
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This ,rorId to most reforn1ers is
A loeary place and sad,
They seldom see the good in lie,
But neUer miss the bad.
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ROD AND GUN.
EDWARD v0M H0FE & co.
Fishing TackIeExcIusively
salesrooms and factory under one roof.
H. Fulton Street, New York.
Hn nKC We smell them here and
i " ~ n - they stay put. Ours are
tied on TO stay and they do.
Doering & Co., Ssf Liberty Ave, Broolyn. ass,
n n ~ a n nh a Daily A. NJ; sun. A. NJ.
UulIl1IjGIi y from DUNES Dock, Sleeps.
head Bay. Joe Moravec, Jr..
formerly Of the Ray II.
Sun, :! "A. NJ, Daily Erceps Mon. s A. NJ
M.J.R.HI. From Fra bsisYssss sssss.sssa gs:s s:s:
Capt. LOUIS HARMS.
i1.I~a;S,, leaves Osborn House Dock,
EEItll,ltV Sheepshead Bay. Daily except
sSs~"y Monday, A. NJ. Capt. Der
man. formerly OF Broad Channel.
on'rIoo Sc" nn:.s gass. s"pSsy, Sdsy sS.oS. 4; NJ
A. NJ. Capt. Archie Buckner.
n FLuKE-FLU
MGnT0leaves foot Bay 54th St, Ulmer
ltItIy EPark, Thurs. and Sat. a. Nj;
sun, a. NJ. g. ANDERSON.
PLENTY BAss-KLONDIKE BANKS.
mint nvIIammer's Dock Every DaykA "A
Mni DI shcepsbead Bay exc. Mon. IN. VI.
n: Ii leaves olln's Dock, Bay Attn
Joe PnkGl & g. NJ paa Cant. nsSS1 goRnnHssz HsHssS
SAPPH0 ;,;S'i s:s' \; n ~ e-l.'.. nn"..r.n '.,
FARE, INCLUDING BAIT, sa.oo.
Sd HALCyUN daily iI q Except Si Moad.S Nom; sa''''
SEA BAsS-BLACkFIsH.
ranu leaves Sheepshead Bay daily
SHAMROCK ! 4. N. sunday J 4. n.
,Io nA5I leaves sAcepshead Bay. Man
MtlkMl haitian Beach, daily and Sun.
NUilihn A. NJ. Can't. GEO. REAvEs.
n NR Ives, Murray's, Wreck Lead,
,p0rUIa daily Mon. and Fri. o :45
uCVi 5iNu train. Sun. 20 train. Murray
SPECIAL TRIP SUNDAY O a. NJ.
NEW UnKER efy'g y NJ shgSpIssfa cpptsa dIo Bay aSy
ADMIRAL From T.s shssIsSead Sa'is IL A. NJ
Sunday 80. Capt. CHARLIE.
R.C. Tvs. sheepsheed Bay daily exc:
LUND YHnoGs.y' \. X. : A. ROXY Nj fSgSfyfi LUSSf.
n0cC m Tvs. Canarsie daily SUNDAY
HUoI H'ii' Capt. DICK PERSON.
ClTYTT A now sailing from. punnes'
UA ilLLf1 Sunday. Capt. OSBORNE.
GRABBING AT GOOSE CREEK.
Tel qelt Belle Harbor. CHAs. N0EHhES.
~.,ngsrs leaves Canarsic, 4. ~; nr.y
DUANE and Sunday. Capt. y. Ml,ll =
riMAp ivs. sheepshead daily pAr- M
LlmHh Sunday 1880. Gu5 isAo. u.
eEA pIpn Tvs. Canarsis us1y sryyt fslrTrs s.sy
SEA DIM I A. M. cart. apt sSllAlsr el- = = ~
Daily An aoa Pigeon sneepshrau ~. ta nsg'
1n1ryT,TrA Daily 3. sun. Q, sat. Pm.
| AINLENiN,A shecpshead Fay ,: MlcIlael
Yankee Doobie II. iys. sh,fp'nssaa sst, sa' aa
| .--I-T.- ivr sheepshead hay daily 20 A.
tfOOhS " Sun. A. NJ. Capt. u. Rishy
| AIIp0ph iys Sh, pshead Bay daily 10 AN
nohohH Sat. PM, AN. sun. ECOCK.
paI nlI Daily r. NJ. Sunday :
. y W A. M. Capt. Il. WREGE
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FIIET GAME.

Totals. 81 8 10 81 II
'Batted for oeschger In the seventh inning.
fBatted for Morgan in the ninth inning.
st. Louis. ....... q o o o Q o o o.
Boston. ........... I 0 o o-3
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Nehf and Douglas Brilliant.

These were high lights of no mean
brilliancy, but even more brilliant We're
those shed by the pitching Of Arthur
Nehf and Phil Douglas. Both hurled as
they rarely had hurled before. Both
appreciated that 1t was now or never
this season. both sensed that 1t would be
tragic to fail their comrades-teammate
who were fighting tooth and nail and
sending the mghtiest pitchers of the
National League to their Waterloo.
Nehf turned In a classic in the opening
fracas. in which he held the Pirates TO
five hits, three of which were jammed
into the fifth inning. Only thirty-one
Pirates faced the left handler, who was
favored with three sizzling double plays.
And then came Douglas to do even bet
ter-to turn away the pace makers with
only five hits. which were scattered over
four innings. Only two Corsairs reached
third only four got as far as second
base.
Just six Pirates got to first. for the
control of Douglas was perfect. He dis
dained giving a single pass. Phil had
the Pirates just where he wanted them.
and he knew IL. The Pirates themselves
knew It. 1t was day of glory such as he
had sought for weeks. and when it came
TO him he was unyielding in his SUI
premacy.
While Nehf and then Douglas were
rising to the zenith two distinct TRACE
dies were being enacted among the Pi-
rates, with Babe Adams and Wilbur
Cooper as the unhappy victims. In the
opening game George Gibson elected to
send Adams against Nehf. and let It be
said that for once Gibson erred. Adams
had been saved for ten days for this
great test. He had beaten the Giants
four times this season. The veteran had
utnr MI q ferhf fatt
that his wonderful control. his fine curve
and his new born speed would BATTLE the
Giants just as It had baffled him Of
yore.
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BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

Abraham e. straus. Inc, Fulton st. Tkle.ouiy.
Conzen, A., 532 Grand ct. Tel. 30i5 Stsgr-
Doering, 564 Liberty av. Tel. Glenmore e9Jt.
hyde, 1s 4th av.,nr. Bergen. Sterling $50.
Johnson, r. ,2b9 wyckoff av. Tel 0692 Evers'r,
Kingston, 1900 Fulton st. 1908 Bedrd. Repairs
Hummer. IL, 1T36 Bwny. Tackle and bait
Earsters, J. f., 30 Court ri. Tel. 2i2J Main
Nichacison, VI. H., 1874 Bcdrd nv. Tkle. only
nlchacison, N. L., pt4 Broadway. Tkle. only.
Morris. A.. 1851 Fulton st. Reid av. 1895 Bdfd
Muller o., .62 wyckoff nv. Tel. 32ll Evcrgn.
Roepcr, M WITT Woodward av Tke. only.
srhAaf, in5 F1atbush av. Tel. 23i0 Sterling.
schebler. r., 25t wyckoff av. Te.i9sf Eyrgn
slote. Si0 Flushing av.' Tel. 4Si6 stayg.
Sprung. 27Gf Atlantic av. Tel. hsIs Glenmo.s
OUT Of TOWN.
weisshan. II. .7iz Hsok'ssk Plk.rd ". .Hobcsss
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F. says the Phiies
collectively. individually willing
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pASEBAIL. EBBETs FIELD. TO-DAY.
brooklyn vs.. Chicago. . 30 II. M.-Adv.
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Fishing ! aCkle and Bait
words tackle only" or mo bait following
their names. List appears Tuesdays. Thurs
days and Saturdays.
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX.
Abbey q Imbrie. 97 Chambers st. Tackle only.
Baurnann, 2252 Second av.. 10th st. Fiddlers.
Becher. si2 e. s4th st. Ts. Murray hin 2saa
pirch. Fred. IL Cooper So. Tackle and bait
Slack, 8i3 Amsterdam av. 600. Tel. River 1894
Coe. Aipheus. 21 w. i25th st. Tackle only.
Davega, 2S John st.
Davega 10 Cortiandt sc. liz.
Davega, S3t Broadway. HeIrram,,..
pnycga, Iii Il. 42d st.
Davega, 12E w. 125th st.
Dirkes, 40i w. 50th st. "a. pory, Prop). Tel
fssb. Pull jGhP tHs orc orcs oose Ra Fadsfs Gfsf
Gildenberg ,osc1 stn av.. 135th 81, 50Io M'gsld.-
Gordon 2i21 sv saona aoSsh Hand y, No eA
Hirsch. 800 Amsterdam av. Tel. .Riverside 4aio.
% 800 E d .s i5ss 81 foss
Kiffe II. H., Co., 523 Broadway. Tackle only
Kirtiand's. .ps Chambers st. Helgramites. frogs
syisr; Lsyisn;. sV ssi g. issth ct Tks bait Meis6ss
MerScr sSs: = IT,. i.sa xm.t. sy; issth. Tickle bsil
orilvy, essn'SpoR Il. O., 10 Chambers at. No bait
Polinieni, ss5 Blocker st.. cor .p.rrg. NJ bait
Ref y III zoe 80 sv' ,e,n Tackle Tlss npos
Rogers Rogers Peet % cS.. B.wsy at warren ST. At QUE
Rogers peet rt., B'way at 34th st. ( four
Rogers Peet Co.. 5th av. at 4ist 81. ' stores.
Rosenbaum. D.. 362 e.. issth. r. IT, statio.,
schoyeriIns. nsly 4 Gales. 1902 B.way. No bait.
Nom IIofc. e.. & Co, ll2 Fulton 81. Tkle only.
| Non nLengerke&Detmold.r Inc. ,at4 Mad.av. Tkla
walz. G.. ITO list av.. near 10th. has7 Orch.
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iiAsEBALL TO-DAY. POLO GROUNDS.
3.30 Y. NJ. Giants vs.. Pittsburgh
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Totals. 80 1 10'2S Is OF Totals. 81 s 30 f6
'One out when winning run was scored.
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Chicago. ....... 0 O o o o 1-2