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TRIO OFTWIRLERS
Three St.. Joseph Pitchers Can't
Maintain Lead Given by
Home Bun.
BASES ON BALLS DISASTROUS
DBS MOINES. Sept. 1 Thr Bt. Joseph
pltoher wer unequal to the task of
ntalntalnlna; a, lead rlven them by Groe
Unsfe home run In the sixth Inning and
Dea Moinee won, g to & Baeee on bails
caused the visitors' defeat Boore:
ST. J08ETH.
XB. K. H. O.
Nicholson, If. 4 0 a
Urodtok, 2b. ........ t
lielmer, of. ........ 6
lUoultm, 8b. ........ 4
Williams, rf. 4
Oroellns, ss. S
Connelly, c. ........ 4
Ijoudermllk, p. ..... 4
WMeman, p. 0
Keler, p. 0
Standing of Teams I
WE8TEKN LKAfiriC.
P.
..135
..M
,.i:
,.i:o
..12:t
..l.ll
..i:e
..131
rVn Moines
Denver ....
Topoka ....
Llnco.n ....
Klnux City
(inniaha ....
Wh-hlta ...
Bt. Joseph
NAT. LEIAQUE.
W.L.Pct.1
Phlla 68 62 .6.7! Boston
Brookb'n ..? 67 .MOI Petrolt
u Tot.
S.I , u Mb
( ,M .611
70 H.1 .52
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;") W .fr
i t .4.
tl .4-4
43 .SS
KR. LKAOfK.
W.Ul'ct.
..Kl 39 .675
43 ,M
A.
0
s
0
2
S .
0
4
1
0
0
0
Totals
13 84 U
Hhn. rf. ..
3iunter. cf M 8
Sawyer, 2b. ......... 4
Jones, lb. .......... B
J fart ford, as. ...... 6
Fwoldt, 8b. 6
QUIls, If. 2
(iraham, a. ......... 8
Ollilssn, p.
(Baker, p. 1
86
DE3 MOINES.
JLB. R. H. O.
..6 8 1
A.
0
8 11 27 10
Totals 85
Pt. Joseph 0 I 0 0 0 S 0 1 0-4
Is Moines 8 0 0 0 2 0 0 4 i
Home run: Oroellna;. Three-base bit:
Williams. Two-base hits: Ens, Williams,
Jones. Sacrifice bits: Grodlck, Groelinu,
llunttr. Stolen bases: Nicholson,
Boultca Left on bases: Bt. Joseph, T;
le Moines, 10. Struck out: By UUIUfan,
1; hy Httker, 2; by Louderniilk, 2; by
Kelfer, 1. First base on balls: Ofr Gll
llfTHn. 1; off Baker, 1; off Loudermllk, 8;
off Widemsn, 8; off Kelfer. 2. Hit by
pitched ball: By Baker, Orodick. Pitch
inff record. Nine lilts and five runs off
GlHipan In five and one-third inning;
eleven hits and four run off Louder-milk
in seven innintrs (none out In the eighth):,
no hit and one run off Wldeman In one
third Inning. Double plays: Groellng to
Orodlok to Ens: Hartford to Jones; Haw
yer to Hartford to Jonea Time: 1:44.
Umpires : Cuslck and Kyan.
LINKS DEFEAT THH TOPEK8
upuBoatlck. sa
Cochran, 3b ..
Brown, if
Tydeman, rf ..
J-atflmore. 2b .
Trainer, cf ....
Fisher, lb ....
Monroe, o .....
(Hall, p
QiUKirlns, p ...
Sanders, p ...
Rapps
Q rover
O. A.
Dat Three Kin llnrlers Hard and
Win.
TOPETTA. Kan., Sept. 2. Lincoln won
Its last 115 game In Topeka bv batting
three Topeka pitchers hard and taking
advantage of local minplays. Morse, who
pitched for Lincoln, batted In five runs
and scored two more himself. Score:
TOPEKA.
A1J. K. H,
.. s
.. 4
.. 8
.. S
.. 4
.. 4
.. 8
.. 0
.. 1
.. 1
.. 1
.. 1
GIANTS GO DOWN
JWICE T0PH1LLIES
Teireau Loiei First Game and Alex
ander Best Mathewson in
the Second.
ERROR BT DOYLE IS COSTLY
WHITE SOX LOSE,
OUT OFJTHE RACE
Chicago Goes to Piece Playing Las4
Game of Season with
Detroit
REBELS DEFEATED
B THE TERRIERS
Bridwell's Timely Batting Feature
Contest, He Driving in
Three Runs.
.1
HORRIBLE EXHIBITION GIVEN FOUR TO THREE IS THE SCORE
NEJW TORK, Sept. 2. Philadelphia to- DETROIT, Sept. t Chicago lost Its PITTSBURGH. Sept. 1 Pittsburgh was
day recovered the ground lost In Its final 116 game on the Detroit field to- defeated by St. Louis here today, 4 to 8.
pennant fight here yesterday by taking day, 8 to 8. Aa In several previous con- Hrld well's timely balling featurod the
two games from New York, 3 to 1 and tests. Chicago went to pieces when the contest, the visiting third baseman drlv
2 to a (Tigers started to hit its pitcher, giving ng , thrM1 TWB cori,: H.I I.E.
Tesreau pitched fine ball for New York 1 an awful exhibition of kicking bunts and pj. Louis 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 2 0-4 8 1
In the first game, striking out ten men. : throwing the ball away In the second In- Pittsburgh ...0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 03 2
Batteries: Crandall nnd Chapman,
Hrwrton 57 .&: t hi ago i SO ..v4
Chicago .....r9 60 . 4161 WashlngtJi 63 ; .fcl
St. Louis. ..61 65 .4M4iNew York . 66 3 .471
New York. .16 63 .4711 St. Louis. ...4S 76 .XO
Pittsburgh 69 67 .4H Cleveland ,.47 7&.3i
Cincinnati 65 67 .4611 Phlla 39 84 .317
FED. LEAGUE, j A. ME II. ASS N.
Pittsburgh 64 .661 ! Minneapolis MM .nOT getting Luteins three times. However. nlng. There were three wild heaves on Batteiles: Crandsll nnd
Kan. City.. 66 69 .624 St. Paul 76 6 .676 Philadelphia bunched three of its five one batted ball in this session. Oobb'a Hartley; Knetier and Berry
Gardner Defeats
Sawyer Seven Up,
with Six to Play
DETROIT. Mloh, Kept. 1 Robert A.
Gardner of Chicago thla afternoon de
feated Ned Sawyer In the national ama
teur golf tournament seven up and alx to
play. The Maraton and Lee match was
square at the thirty-seventh hole.
Final results: Gardner won from Saw
yer, 7 and ; Anderson won from Whit
ney, 8 and 8; Sherman won from Stand -
ten, 1 tip; Maraton and Lee war een
after playing thirty-seven holes.
JIM THORPE WILL HELP
COACH INDIANA TEAM
BLOOMINOTON, Ind., Sept. 8. -Jim
Thorpsi famous foot ball star of the Car
lisle Indian team, regnrd.-d by maity as
the world's greatest athlete, has been se
cured to assist Coach Child- In coaching
the Indiana university foot ball squad
thla year. Thorpe, who is now playing
base tall with the New York Giants, will
come to Bloomlngton at the close of the
National league season. It was announced
today.
Newark 66 62 .R.i!l' 1-iulnvllle ...fig 62 .6:3
Chicago ....67 69 .6321 Indianapolis 68 63 .6
PL Louis.... 1 1 66 .6 9 Kan. City. ..67 64 .611
Buffalo ....61 68 . 473! Milwaukee .60 69 .466
Brooklyn ..67 69 .462 Cleveland ..56 74.431
Baltimore ..48 79 .8f3 Columbus ..49 K2 .874
Yesterday's Resalts.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Bt. Joseph, 6; Das Moines, 8. -Wtohlta,
7; Denver, 12.
Llnooln, 13; Topeka, 6.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
St Louts. 7: Pittsburgh, 2.
Brooklyn, 10; Boston, 1.
Philadelphia, 8. 8; New York, 1, 0.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York, 1; Washington. 0.
Cleveland, 2; St. Louis, 4.
Chicago, 6; Detroit, 8.
Boston, 8; Philadelphia. 8.
FEDERAL LEAGTJH.
St Louis, 4: Pittsburgh, 3.
Baltimore, 3: Brooklyn, L
Newark, 9; Bulfalo, 1.
Chicago, 6; Kansas City, t.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Cleveland, 0; Indianapolis, 10.
Milwaukee, 3; St. Paul. 6.
Louisville. 4; Columbus, 6.
Kansas City, 7; Minneapolis, 6.
Games Today.
Western League Omaha at St. Joseph,
Sioux City at iJes Moines, Topeka at Den
ver. Llmoin at Wichita.
National League Brooklyn at Boston,
Philadelphia at New York, St. Louts at
Cincinnati, Chicago at Pittsburgh
hits in the fourth Inning and, aided by
an error by Doyle, which let In two
runs, scored three times.
In the second game Alexander won a
spectacular pitchers' battle from the vet
eran Mathewson. The visitors scored In
the sixth Inning on singles by Bancroft !
and Paskert and Becker's sacrifice fly.
Bcore, first game:
PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK.
AB.H.U.A.B. ABU O A t
Stoek. lb.. ..4 0 I eO.BartM. lt.. 0 0 1 jfthn, Jb..
Htncmft. n.. 4 t Mruit, It, I 0 11 ! Mv.r. c
ruirn, cr... i i v vnoMrwm, n. l w : HumwII. p.
hitting was notoaoruiy. Terp Whip Tops.
The result of tho series Just ended, of j BROOKLYN. Sept 2 Baltimore won
which Detroit made a olean sweep, ellml- Its second itnnie of the cerh-s with Brook
Ilrk.r, rf...4 1 ODnrl. Xb....4 1111
I.rt.ni, lh..4 0 1 4 ONrrkll, lb.. ..4 7 0 0
Whlttl If.. 4 114 ritchr. m..i I 1 S
Nl.hoft. lb...( 8 t STtmrp. of... 4 I S S
K Burns, a.. .8 t 1 SMerwa, 0....I 1 11 1
Chalmtnt, p. i 1 ( (Tiwwi, p. ..I 1 0
Ksilr
Total II 1 17 11
TtX1 M T 17 4 1
Baited for Taareau In ninth,
Philadelphia 4) 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0-8
New York .0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-1
nated Chicago from any possible consid
eration as a pennant contender. Score:
CHICAGO. DKTKOIT.
AH H O.AC AU.H.O.A.B.
I Murphr. rf... 1 OVItl, lb 4 10 10
J.l'ollina, 16. 1 S T I Olluih, 1
H ( ollln. 2h.l 0 18 tfobh. .rf 4 110 1
Jtrknon. rf .5 118 OOmvford. rf.4 8 10 0
llkold. If. I 0(0 OVuoh. If. ...4 1110
-v)r, ...4 1 4 I iHurna, lb.. ..4 1 T 1 0
4 10 1 lYouns. 16 ...I s I v
4 111 IhHtanMM S...4 1 4 1 1
5 1 0 1 OJama p I 1 1
0 0 4 i Oldham. ... 4
Kalacb 10044
Totals .... 18 81 8 3
Total N 1014 14 I
Batted for Davis in the ninth.
Chicago 3 00000802-8
Detroit 1 4101010 8
lyn today, 2 to 1. Suggs ami Bluejacket
had a pitcher' hnttle, hii1 although 1h'
latter allowed only three hits he lost
the contest through coolly errors on the
part of hlx teamnmtes.
Singles by Kauff and Mageo gave
Brooklyn Us run. Myers' error on Mc
CandlesH' hit In the third and Bolt's miss
of MeCnnclless' grounder In the fifth
helped Baltimore to '-ore. Score: H U H.
Baltimore ....0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 02 3 1
Brooklyn ....1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 8 2
Batteries: Suggs and Owens; Bluejacket
and Land
ISenarlt Heats nines.
BUFFAI-O. Sept. 2. Newsrk found
Pedlent easy today and defeated Buf
falo 9 to 1. Tom Beaton, assisted by
ood fielding on the vlnl'ors part, mowed
wn the Buffalo batters in one-iw--mr e
Two-base hits: Vltt, Burns, Weaver, order. The home tuam'a defense was rag-
Kusaoll. Three-nase hits: Murpny, j. ged. Edmond scored a home run. Bcore:
Fall arrivals of approved hats
Styles are now complete. See
our window featuring Pearl
hats best selling color this fall.
Magee's and Stetson's $2 to $10.
New YorkL Double WLJUJ
I i.n.inini. mill n KB. nil umiiniii. it. tw
to Bancroft to Luderus. Bases on halls
Off Teareaov 2: off Chalmers. 8. Struck
out: By Tesreau, 10: by Chalmers, 6.
Umpires: Klem and Emslle. Score,
second game:
rHILADKLPHIA. NEW YORK.
ABH.O.AE ABH.O.AB
Stork, lb,. ...4 10 8 ORurna. If 4 110 0
American Leasue: Detroit at St. Lnuta. Hancroft. aa..4 19 6 OOrmnt. lb 4 1 S 1 1
Boston at Phuauelpnla, New Xork at Paakert, If. ..4 9 0S ORotortann, rf.4 0 I 4 0
Washington. Jiack.r. rf...l e 0 0 l)n,i.. tb 4 I 3 I 0
Feoural Leaaue St. Louis at Pitts
burgh, Baltimore at Brooklyn. Newark
Totals
Wolfe, If
Lloyd, 2b
IMcGafflgan, as .
Morse, p
Williams, lb
Hehrelber, of
Smith, 8b
McAllister, e ....
Mclntyre, rf
86
LINCOLN.
AB. R. H.
6 4
S 27 18
A. E.
0 0
2 1
2 0
2 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
.89 13 15 27
Totals
Hatted for Muggins In fourth
Batted for Sanders In ninth.
Topeka 2 10000080 0
Lincoln 3 3 0 0 0 3 0 4 013
Home run: Monroe. Three-base hits:
Morse, McAllister. Two-base hits: Coch
ran. Brown. I-attlmore, Mclntyre (2),
Schrelber. McGufflaan. Sacrifice hit:
jjoyd. Sacrifice fly: Tydeman. Double
play: Bostik to Lattlmore to Fisher.
Hits: Off Hall. 8 in one Inning; off Hug
gins, 1 In three Innings; off Sanders 11
Luderua. lb. .4 I 11 0 OMrrkl. lb... I t T 3 A
Wblttcd. ct. l 110 OPIetrhar, a .1 I I I I
NMofT, lb. . 4 1 4 t OTnorp. rf....l 0 8 0 0
Kllltrw. O....I 4 t 8 0Hihan- 1 0 0 0
Alcxandar. p. I 0 0 1 OBabblnzt., of 0 0 0 4 0
wannaii, o.. I I 4 1 I
ToUls ....11 17 it OMathawaon, p i 0 t 0 0
M.yora 1 0 0 0 0
Sohupp, S....0 0 0 0 0
Totals ....13 7 17 11 1
Batted for Thorpe In seventh.
Batted for Mathewson in eighth.
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 12
New York JD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Two-base hits: Luderus. Fletcher.
Stolen base: Stock. Earned runs: Phila
delphia. 2. Double play: Fletcher to
Doyle to Merkle. Firm has" on error:
ml af -1 rU. (a 1 Xlmma Kj.II.. I t t
tiiunuYv, ma n uy ui ma iir, wn, Alexander. 1. lilts: Off Mathewson, 7
out: By Powell. 8; by Harrington, 7.
Double plays: Galloway to Shiulds; Brit
ton to Gray to Griffith. Hits: Off Powell,
11 In six innings: off Re.liy, 1 In two In
nings. Time; 2:05. Umpire: Gelscl.
WESTERN HORSES CAPTURE
MONEY AT DES MOINES FAIR
DES MOINES, la., Sept, 2. (Special
Telegram.) The Iowa state fair race
meet closed with today's program. To-
In eight innings; off Sohupp, 3 In one
innintc. tnruog out: y Matnewson, 6:
by Alexander, 7. Umpires: Klem and
Emalie,
Cards Whip Pirate.
FITTSHUROH. Sept. 1 ftt. Louis de
feated Pittsburgh, 7 to t here todsy
in a game featured by loose work on the
part of the locals. Doak for the visitors
kept the Pirates' hits scattered. Score:
rr. ioris. prrrBBunaH
AB H.O.A B. AB.H.O.A K.
Huea-lna. tb.. 0 0 1 lrarar. If I 13 0 0
Butlar, sa... 4 1 4 8 OMcAuley, aa 4 0 I S I
Baaetlar. If. ..I 18 0 OHMrbw 1 0 4 4 0
The 2:15 trot under .addle was won by liffSSzZ i , , SSSS ViW.t i I 5 J
juage npencer in two straigni neats, ana Miller, lb... .4 4 11 0 Hinchmsn, tf I I l t I
the Western Breeders' Futurity went to I WM': J J
. . . . . I l SnyOar. I 4 7 8 lvtoi. 2b 4 8 6 8 0
be given over entirely to auto races. The
weather was Ideal today, the track fine
and a big crowd In attendance.
The 2:25 trot waa won by Tom Oariyte,
owned by C. A. Walker, MUee City,
Mont., taking first In each of four heat
except one, which waa taken by Fred R.,
owned by L. P. Southworth of Ravenna,'
Neb.
The 2:10 trot was won by Governor
Mason, owned by C. L. Deryder of Pleas
anton, Cal., in three straight heats.
Last Sheet, owned by Mrs. L. A. Thomas
of Benson, Neb., In three straight heats.
Summaries:
2:26 trot, purse $300;
T-m Carlyle 2 1 1 l
Fred R 1 8 7 8
K-se Sullivan i 4 2 3
V: nnle Simpson 7 t t 2
Time. 2:174. 119",. 2:2ui.
2:10 trot, puree, (1,000.
Oovernor Mason 1 1 1
23000304 013 I P te Pearl 2 3 3
Belle or Diamond creek 3 4 4
k iss Banuerfeevl S 3 3
Time: 2:13V.. 2.14V. 2: 14 '4.
Team race racrs, to four-wheeled
Vehicle, purse, 85O0:
.'. W. Wllkerson and Prince Verton 111
lied wood and Tip Top 1 2 2
Bonnie B. and Len Medium 8 8
Jack Green and Elale Janls 4 4
Time: 3:iV 2:24.
8:18 trotters under saddle, purse 1300
In five Innings. Bases on balls: Off Hall.
2; off Hugglns. 1; off Sanders. 2: off
Morse. 2. Struck out: By Husglns, 1: by
Zanders, 2; by Morse, 4. Wild pitches:
Hugglns (I), Sanders. Morse. Passed ball:
McAllister. Hit by pitched ball: By San
ders, L Time: 2:00. Umpire: Vsn Syckle.
i
GRIZZLIES OVERCOMK WICIIES
Hears Oatfleld Wolves a sal Wis,
Seventeen to Seven.
DHNVER, Colo., Sept. 8. Denver out-
.1
I
.3 3
..4 4
Judve Spencer
California a
John D
Charley Ma its
Time: 3:17V. Z:Z."4.
Western Breeders Futurity, purse 900:
Last Steet 1 1 1
Lleutenan- Aubrey 3 3 2
Sable Kedlare 3 4 4
Leila SwaTison 4 3 3
Time: i.ii,. l:Z. I. a.
fielded Wichita today and won, 13 to 7.
A batting rally in the ninth by the vis
itors netted six runs. Score:
Miller, rf
Kelleher, ss ...
Hpencer, cf ...
Galloway. 2b
McCormlck, If
Shields, lb ....
Whelan. 3b ...
Shestak, o ...
Harrington, p
Totals
DENVER.
AB. H,
3
H. O. A. E.
2
1
4
3
1
K
0
8
Tallion. rf ....
Bennett, rf
IlotD, ss
Theislng, If ....
Hetling, SI) ....
Brttton. 2b
Griffith, lb ...
Gray, a
Powell, p
Kellly. p
Totals
Wichita
lienver
Stolen bases
AN lit Inn, riencer,
33 12 13 27 10
WICHITA.
AB. R. If.
4
4
..36
O.
2
4
0
1
1
1
c
8
2
0
A.
0
1
8
2
2
6
1
1
1
0
7 1 24 11
0 00000104 7
00123330 13
Miller. Shields (!).
n. Mincer, H-intt. h'uMnk. fjrlf-
ftlh. Sacrifice hits: H. nn. tt. Miller. Kelle
her. Two-bam hitx: llHrrlnglon. Soen'r.
ialioaay. Gray Thr.-e-baa lilts: Sincer,
M'"oruil' k. Galloway, lion in runs: Gal
loway. Whelan, Miller. Hmb on balls:
jlt Ilarrtngton, 6, off Puweil, 4. Struck
Aanrrleaa Association.
Dosk, s.
Touts
.8 4 4 4 OB.Ird lb I 4 4 0 1
nibaoa. 1 4 111
..!! 114 11 IMurphr. c....! 4 14 0
Kallr. I 1110
-oopar, 0 10 0
CasUllo ,
Collins (2). Jackson. Earned runs; De
troit. 8; Chicago, 6. Double playo: Veacn
to Stanage; Jonns to J. Collins to Weaver.
on
oft
a
o
amrl nne-t hlrrl innlnsa: off Russell. 13 In
seven Innings; off Davis, none In one In
ning. Struck out; By Oldham, 2; by
Davis, 1. Umpires: Evans and ChllL
Shawkey Bests Harper.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 2. Bhawkey
emerged victor over Harper In a pitch
ers duel here today. New York defeating
Wtt.liinulrui 1 l.i II In the Ml Lh Cook
walked, was sacrificed to second end i r'r'
tnnk third nn a. wild Oitch. While MO- 1
Bride was throwing Bauman out at first
Cook started for home and was safe
when Gandll threw over Wllliamo' head.
Gandil vainly protested that Baiaman In
terfered with tho throw. Score:
NEW YORK. WASHINGTON.
AB.H.O.A. K. ABH.O.AB.
Ctak. rf I 110 OMoallor, If.. .4 0 14 4
HurlMll. ZII..1 I I 3 OKoatar, lb. ...4 1110
Hautnau, lb.. 4 1 I OMIInn, cf....l 14 4 4
Plpp. lb 1 0 11 1 OHhanka, lb... I 0 9 10
Miller, rf... 4 0 10 Oliandll, lb. ...I 17 4 1
Hlh. If 4 110 OAnmla. rf....3 4 8 0 0
Bovna, U....I 14 4 OWilliama, a.. I 4 7 8 ft
Nunamak., c.l 0 4 1 0M hrlda. aa..l 1114
Hbawk.r p.. I 1 0 2 OHarprr, p....t 4 4 8 0
aKnP 0 4 4 4 4
ToUla ....10 427 13 0
Totals ...-V 4 27 ( 1
New York 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-1
Wsshlngton 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Double plavs: Bauman to Boone to
I'lpp. WlillaniB to'Vo.ter, IMpp to Boone
n iint, Huari e- " lis: Off Harptr. 2:
off Shawkeyl. ...u". out: By HaTjer,
4; by Suav"rr7. I. 'impires: u
and Hlidebrand.
Marks F.asy for Boston
PH3LADHLPHIA, Sept, I Boston hit
Knowlson's delivery hard today and
eaidiv deieated 1'hlladelDhla. 8 to 8. Ruth
was in trouble several times, bet was
saved by the brilliant fielding or Hooper.
The la.it er also starred at the bat. with
three singles and a triiae In five times
up. Kopf Injured his leg sliding to me
home plata and Malone look His place.
Score:
BOSTON PHILADELPHIA,
AB.H.O.A.R. AU H.O.A R.
tl.nr rf . a 4 11 OKocf. as. t 118 1
Jatirrln. as . I 118 OMalous. aa...l 4 3 4 4
Hnakw. ef..4 8 3 4 lWalab. of. ...I 10 4 0
u, .t.iiii.1 lb I 1 t 4 Osinink. rf....4 14 10
I. la, If ... 1 4 0 Olslola. tb...4 18 8 4
R.H.E.
Newark 0 0100380 3-9 14 0
Buffalo 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 8 S
Batteries: Beaton and Kariden; Bedlent
and Blair.
Katvfeds Lose to Whales.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 2.-Chlcago'a
early lead waa too much for laAnsaa City
to overcome and the loi n is lust a fast
same, 6 to 2 Kanxns City started a
rally In the ninth Inning, but McConnell
tightened. Scoie: 1U1K.
Chicago 11010011 0-6 11 1
Kan. as Clty..O 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 tk a 9 1
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Southern Aasoflatlon,
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Nashvil e. 3; Memphis, 7.
New Orleans, 6; Mobile, 1.
Chattanooga, 2; Liltlo Bock, 0.
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1
ill Seitk nth Stmt.
I Louaiilln
7, ir'Y
r.t 'Jr. VJ
Totals ....II 11 (7 11 t
Hinchman out; hit by batted ball.
'Batted for McAu ey In ninth.
'Halted lor cooper in ninth.
St Louis.
Pittsburgh
Two-base hits: Butler. Miller, Betsel.
Three-base hit: Kelly. Stolen bases:
Bugler (2), LoQg, Wilson, Vlox. Earned
iuus: St. LnuU, 4; Pittsburgh. 1. Pases
cul trrois: St. Loulx. 1: Piit'U''h l
0 4 4 4 4 is a A S 1 (Urlnnll lb. .4 1 11 S 0
Barry. tb....l 1 I I oi.nannf, n..t l l l
0 3 1 2 2 0 0 0 0-7
0 0100006l-2
'ady. c.
Huth. p.
Totals
uses on balls: Off Doak, 4; off Kelly, 1 .uldiing to s,,p. Siru. at om: Hy Ruth.
Tilts: Off Kelly. 4 In five Innln s off Iff; by jTndCTsoii, 2. liases on balls: Oft
.8 8 4 4 Hicham, lb.. .4 1144
.14 4 1 01-pp, 4 S 4 1 O
Jtuuwlson, p i 0 4 14
U 14 17 I 1
Totals ... M mil I
Batted for Harper In ninth.
Boston 1 0 0 8 0 0 8 1 0-8
Phl.adelpnta u i o v -s
Two-base - hits: Barry Kopf, Walsh.
Three-base hits: Hooker Hob ti ll. . len
liu.es: speaker, o.uring .i . oie piari
At Indianapolis RUE.
Cleveland , 0 7 1
Indianapolis 10 16 0
Batteries: Valden and Billings; Schardt
and Gossett.
At St. Paul R H E.
Milwaukee 8 6 1
St. Paul 5 7 1
Batteries: Rhoades and Brannon; Hall
and Johnson.
At Co'umbus . R.H.E.
Louisville 4 2
Columbus S 8 4
Batteries: Taylor and Clemens; G Toole
and Coleman.
At Minneapolis R.H.E.
Ksnsas City 7 8 1
Minneapolis 6 7 4
Batteries: Gardner and Geibel; Ylng
ling and Gharrity.
I ' 1
('tat Leagae Basalts.
At Lo Angeles R.H.E.
Vernon 8 7 0
Los Anseles 8 13
Batteries: Pitt, Plercy, Decannlere,
Chea and Spencer; Brant and Boies, Baa-
sler.
At Salt Lake City
Oakland Salt I-aks Citv
Batteries: Beer and Elliott
and Lynn.
At San Francisco R.H.E.
Portland ' 8 9 8
San Francisco T t
Batteries: Hlsglnholham. Evans and
Cat-in h: Leclair. C'oujh, Fanning and
Sepulveda.
R.H.E.
... 3 k 4
...4 i
Gregory
Cooper. 2 In four Innings. Hit by pitched
bail: By Kelly. Wilson, stiuck out: By
Doak. 6; by Kelly, 4. Double plays: Hog
gins to But'er to Mt'ler. Itoak to Snyder
o M'ller, Vlox to MAulev to Wagner.
Umpires: O Day and Qulgley.
Braves Lose to Dodgera.
BOSTON, pt. 1 With second place
In the National league at stake, the Bos
ton Nationals opened their aeries wl'h
Brooklyn farcically today, t'.e viators
winning. 10 to 1. Bo-ton went to pleeea
In the first Inning, when Rudolph's w tld
neas snd fielding lapses gave Brooklyn
alj runa. Two other Boston pitchers were
used Barnes, a recruit, making a good
Impression.'
Ever, who delayed the game while he
held a handkerchief to his nose; Kltx
palrlck. who did the same thing after he
took Kvers putlon, and Suhiniot. who
argued too strenuously, were banished
from the grounds In the fifth Inning by
Umpire Pyron. Score:
BKOOKIAN. gOUTOV
H H O.il AB H O.i l,
rvuara. aa...4 14 3 Ifoaiptos rf. 4 114 4
Daaban, lb. .4 I 11 0 OEvrra. fb.'...l 1 1 1 I
maoial. rt... 110 OMtzpat, Ik 0 I 0 4 4
tail. If 1 4 10 OPaaa. lb 1 4 4 14
r'viahstr, Ik I 119 0 nodfrmaa. rf 4 14 4
M..ia, ct.... lit Clfaaa. If -lb I 1744
(Ml. lb 1 1 I 0rt.hn.idt. lb. .1 1 I 4 4
ktrCartj, s..t 1 4 1 0 Moras, rf... 1 4 1 4 4
ffMlsr, ....4 8 4 4 SMroitb, lb.. ..4 14 4 8
Maranrll., as. 4 14 19
Totals ....W 11 87 14 lOowdr. S....4 14 8 1
... ftudolph, p. ..9 8 4 1 4
"iVinuolly ...I 4 4 0 0
tl. p 4 4 4 8 4
barsoa p. ...I 4 4 14
Totaia ....It Hill I
Batted for Davis In the fourth.
Brooklyn 6 1 3 0 1 8-10
boston 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-1
Two-base hits: O'Msra, Maranvllla.
Stolen bass: Daubert. Double play: Mc
carty to O Mara. Bases ons rrors: Brook
lyn. 2; Boston, 1. Bsses on balls: Off
Pfeffer, 1: off Rudolph. 2; off Isvls. 1;
off Barnes. 2. Hits: Off Rudolph, 3 In
one Inning; off Davis. 4 In three Innlngsi
off Barnes. 4 In five Innlnss. Struck
oue: By pfeffer, 8: by Uarucs. 1 Uu-
Pircs: Byroa aua cason.
Ruih, i; off Knowlson, 8. Cmplresi
ueen and Nallln.
Rrowss Beat ladlaaa.
ST. LOCIS, Sept. 2. St. Louis wsnt
back Into sixth place by defeating Cleve
land today, 4 to 2. Jones was driven Irjm
thu box alter the locals had scored four
runs off two aloglea, two doubles, a pass
and a wild pitch. Brenton. who succeeded
him, held St. Iuis to two hits there
sfler. Two wild throws prevented
Ioudermilk from scoring a shutout.
Score:
CTXVEI.AND. T. LOWS.
AB.H.O.A R. ABH.O.AB.
Chapaun. aa I 1 4 4 OBhottoa. If.. I 18 0 4
n,-h cf 4 14 0 tAuaila. lb. ...I soil
Oranay. If ... I 1 4 4 .Pratt fb 4 4 4 I 4
Kirk, lb 4 s 11 v vwaiaar. ci...a l m
Minna, rf 4 4 0 4 OJacohaoa, rf I 114 0
Tum.r. lb... I 4 4 I 0 Howard, lb. I 1 4 1 1
Kvana, 2b. ...I 14 1 llvaa. as..,.l 14 10
O'Nalll, ... 4 14 1 VSaMrald. S...I 19 0 4
Junaa. p. ....S 4 4 1 OLowd.nn,, p i 4 1 3 1
BinloD, p... I 0410
V. ! i M i 4 4 4 4 Totals ....It 4 87 10 3
Totals ....to 4 M It 1
Batted for Brenton In ninth.
Cleveland 1 0 0 1 0 0 0-3
fct. Louis 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 t
iwirwM. iiv. namnr, awimnii ,
Sto.en bavae: fcvane. Eaniod runs: St,
Louis. 4. Itaube pisys: iavan to How
ard to Beveroid, Pratt to La. an to Hoar-I
ard. Evans to ("ho pi nan to Klike. First
base on errors: Cleveland, 1, St. Louis,
1. Baes on bails: Jontk, 1; olf
Brenton, 8; off l4wdermilk, 4. Hits;
Off Jones, 4 m onelhlid Inning; off Bren,
ton, 3 ig seven am two-.h rut Innings. ,
ntriKK out: ny brenton. s. by tiuwaer
mi.k, 8. Umpires; Connolly ana Wal
lace. WILL SPEND HONEYMOON
IN AUTO TOUR OF STATE
Mr. and Mra. Oeorr Armstrong left
today on a two weeks' honeymoon trip
through Missouri and Nebraska In a
motor car.
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