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THK P.HE: 0MA1TA, FRIDAY, OCT01VI.R 1. 11)1".
Bringing Up
j g - ;j
' I V
WHALES LOSE HOPE
AS REBSTRIUHPH
Pittburgh Retain Lead, but Ter
riera Seem to HtTe Beit Show
for Pennant.
ST. LOUIS BEATS XAXSAS CITY
CJOCAOn, Sept. .-Oilcto tOdr all
but bada good-bye to the Federal league
pennant by , losing to Plttaburgh, which
thereby strengthened lta hold on tha lead
lit tha close race, whlla Ht. inula r
aumed second place by defeating Kan Ma
City aaln. To win tha championship
Chicago would have to win all the four
remaining games It haa to play, aa they
re ail with Pittsburgh.
PL Louis . tonight atlll seemed to Ua
supporters to have the beat chance for
the ring, aa It haa only two tamM to
play and lis, one more victory to It
credit than the leader, which haa to pluy
lta four remaining lmi with Chicago.
In order to w in, however, St. Ixuta would
have to win both lta games, while Pitts
burgh lost half of lta four, or take one
came while the Rebels lost three.
. Aa both pennants In tha other two
leagues Involving the eaat and tha weat
have gone to the eaat, the Pittsburgh
team might handily make the collection
unanimous for that region by winning
three of Ua remaining games, or only
two. If Kane City should love one,
Mettels Rotala Lend.
PITTSBUKOir. Sept. 80, nttsburab.
Ulned lta lead In the Federal league race
today by defeating Chicago In a hard
fought game, 8 to 4. The Whalea atarted
the scoring In the first Inning when
Flack hit to center for a bonis run. An'
other tally was made In the third In
ning en hits by Zoldr and Fischer and
a baas on beJIs. In Pittsburgh's half of
the earns Inning the lucala hit llalley
hard, five run being scored on s'.nglt-s
r? KoneVcT,
. , , ' ,
nd Wick land a home run.
llavad nallv. -
by Berghammer,
Kelley's triple and
llondrix then relieved Bailey
The Rebels made two runs In the atxth
of whom had singled, scored on Kogge'e
triple. Wtckland's double and Konetchy's
ttlple accounted for anothor run In the
next Inning. The vteltora knocked out
Hogg4 in the aeventh, two runa being j
cored on two hits and two passes, liar
ger finished the game for the local,
fccore: R.H.B.
Mr-SiO 0 1 0 0 0 1 9 O 4 7 8
Pittsburgh ..0100110 -a 11 0
Batteries: Belief. Crnrtri and
flacher; Hogge, Ifcuger and O'Connor.
Ke-wark Beats Ted as Twlw,
T1AI.TIMORK. Hcpt 80. Newark made
ti.e mMt of p'avlng the last place Terra
r Ins thla aftenttKm and took both eitrta
of the double-header. Kalscrllng waa an
caay victor in the opener 1 to 1, end
Rrulbach waa never in danger (n the
second game, which he won, I to 1.
Hcore. first game: it H.H
Newark 1 1 000000 r -3 10 0
'btiumon . 0 0 w 0 0 1 v 01 a 8
Hatterlta: Kalserllng and Itariden;
H'ck. Conley. Unlnn and Russell.
t-ore, aooond game: R.H.10
Newark 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 1 0-6 0
Jialtlmore ...0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 U I 7 0
Batteries: Reulbsxh and lUrlden;
Toung, wulnn and uwena.
Blaea Take Aaather.
BROOKLYN. Bopt. .-Huffalo annexed
another game from Brooklyn today. I
to 1. winning out in a blntl-tuning rally.
fnrr: It It hi
.uiia)o 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 t-3 7 0
Brooklyn ....010 0 0 0 01 0-1
Batt.rtea: Krapp and Allan; Marion
sod blmon. ,
Terriers la Itnn4 IMaee,
T. IM'18, Kept. 80.-81. Ixula went
into seoond place in the pennant race to
M
Let yours be the hat the
wise ones wear
"Stonddrd of Hat Value"
So!J y J.'l DrJfrs
Father
day ty defeating Kanaaa ICty, 4 to &
Ht. Louie made three rune In the seventh
Inning by a serlrs of singles !nterr""'
with the vteluire" errors. Hi-ore: RH.K
Kaiieaa Clty..O 0 0 o 1 0 1 0 01 I
St. Ixula 1 0000010 70
Kattrrtra: Johnaon and Brown; l'lank
and Hartley.
NINETEEN HEATS
OF RACING DECIDED
Peter Volo and Etawah Equal Their
Trotting Becordi.
KUSSELL BOY WINS VICTOBIES
COLUMBUS, O., Sept. SO.-Nlneteen
heats of regular racing, In addition to
six-time trlala, during two of which Teter
Volo and Etawah equalled their trotting
record of 1:01 and I:0J, respectively, were
decided In events on today's Grand Cir
cuit racing program here. On the 1:0
pace. In which Fern Hall has two heata,
was left unflniithed.
Out of tha Arch City pacing stake came
a victory for Kueeell Boy, two world's
record, and the equalling of a world's
record. Tour heata of this race were u
clded yeaterday. In the first one today
Ruasell Boy Just beat Hal Boy in 1:0814.
new time for a fifth heat In a pacing
race. Russell Boy won the next heat with
something to spare In 1:0314, equalling the
beat time for a sixth heat. As a six-heat
race this one is the best on record. The
best previous ons waa that won last year
at Detroit by R. H. Brett.
Wwight Logan of the Valentine
stable, took the 1:11 pace, two heata of
which went to him yeaterday. Today fav
ored Camella and Tramp-ablt divided
the first two heats. Tims In the next
one was slow to the three quarters with
Pwlght Logan leading. Camella then
closed In, but the gelding won by going
the last quarter In 0:110.
single a won the Board of Trade stake,
heata being required. Beth Clar.
ther ..'M
uriae by winning the flrat hoat in i.wt
"r," " . . (1 ,,wih
and the second In 1:04. Single O took
the next two, equalling his reeoi-a in nis
first winning effort. In the last quarter
of the fifth mile, atepped In OiWVs. Beth
Clark dropped from the lead, wh'.le Blngle
O had to be atlrred up to win from Our
Colonel. No opposition for General Tooa
appeared In the Horseman s fururity
pacs and the Pittsburgh s-year-om won
as he pleased, his best time being live
second alvo his record.
Mirthful a favor.te. as waa Hingis G
and General Todd, settled the 1:08 trot
In straight heats. '
Ktawah then made an effort to lower
his record. Ha was slow In the first
halfhalf. doing each quarter of the last
half ln0;M',. Up the mack atretch, he
had to trot against a light llnd. Peter
Volo followed In a few momenta. He did
hla second quarter In 0:JO'i and got down
to thirty seconds In the third quarter. The
last quarter, stepped In 0:30V. brought
him home In 1:00, hla record made at
Cluveland in July.
Kor refusing to keep Queen Abbess In
the Arch City pacing staka, Bm White
of Buffalo wa held gutlty of Insubor
dination and waa fined t'oo.
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N'ewa Bcrtlca,
IV
PHILLIES LET OP
AND BRAYES WIN
New Championi of National League
Whipped by Score of Bight
to Two.
HELD DOWN TO THREE HITS
BOffTOX. Bept. The inillsdelplilas.
with the National league championship
won, let up today and the Braves took
tha game easily, 8 to X Hughes hold the
new champions to three hits, but an error
by Maranvllle In the third Inning paved
the way to the two runs that were acored
on Cravath'e triple. Boston srnt Blxey
from the box by scoring four runs In-the
first Inning. Baumgartner, who followed
him, pitched well until the eighth, when
tha Braves again bunched hlta for three
runs. Score:
PlIlLAttKLJntU. BOSTON.
. AU H.O.A K. AB H.O A B
mk. h.... i t I oMoran. rf.... I 1 0 0
Kiicr.itt. mm. I s 1 I ItCv.r. Ib.... 4 (10 0
i-nrt. (. .1 i e K,n. ir
; J J ;
I 4 e e
l t e e
4 1 S t
ll-k.r, If... I 1 iFltipatr'k. cf 4 114 0
Nlnhiid. Ik.. 4 0 1 S OM.rmnvil. m 4 t t 1
Art.m. 14 1 PWUokb'rn'. e4 4 1 0
Himr. a..... o Hu(hM, ... eel
Uasn.rtar. it I t t I
touis n i i
Totals M INK I
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I
Boston 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 I
Two-base hits: Eaan (2). ' Three-base
hits; Fltxpatrick (2), Cravath. (Stolen
bases: FHxpatrick, Msgee. liases on
hells. Off Hughes. 4; off Blxey, 1; off
Baumgartner. 1. Hlta: Off Hlxey, 1 in
two-thirds Inning; off Baumgartner, 7 In
seven and one-third Innings, struck out:
By Hughes, 4; by Baumgartner, Z. Um
pires: o'lay and Rigler,
Pirates la Flrat Ulvlslaa.
BT. LOUIS. Sept. HV Pittsburgh went
Into first riivlniou by defeating SL Lmila
in a ten-Inning game here today, 8 to i.
A triple by Korhe with two out in the
ninth tied the aoore for tha locale. Pitts
burgh won in the tenth on a slnsle by
V'loux snd Gibson's double. 8 ore:
yiTTsHtTROll. ST. tout.
AH.HU.AE. All
HO.AH
I 1 1 1
144'
ease:
114!
4 4 S
1 I '
4 II 1 ,
1 4 1
1114'
4 4 S
a 4 i si
114 11
e 4 t o
Mill
41.
t I I Ij
tllli 4 I
Csrsr. If 8 t OHasslns. lb. 4
johiutoa. lh t u e e-Hu.be 1
Harnar. of... I 1 0 VPurtfu. p....
Him hro'n. rf
Wasnar, as.. I
VIoi, Jh 4
8 4 Uliaca, rf t
I I llxilan, rf.... 4
t 4 SMIIIar, lb-tbl
8 lx.n. rl If.. 4
0 1 ellalial, Ib... 4
4 0 tratt I
4 4 0Hnydr. c... 4
HIM. ......
Otbaon, s..., I
A-lama s. ... 1
roatallo .... 1
Kanitahhr. s I
Harmon, p..
0 1 Hornabr. aa. I
. ftlaadowa. p., I
Totala I 11 84 14 lltoMnwn. p. 1
Hallaa. .... t
llont' las. lb 4
TotaJa W
natted for Pallee In ninth.
Hutted for fmlth In ninth.
Hatted for Betael in tenth.
Matted for Hugglna in ninth.
Liattml for Adams in fourth
Pittsburi
.rgh ...
uls
...0 1 0 1
...0 8 0 0
1 0 0 0 0 14
81
0 0 0 0 1 0-8
ww-i'iww nils; nnyuwr, lareir, . 1 1-
ann Th.wu mi.- Tn ivi.-
Horhe. Double plsy: Hornsby to Miller.
Bases on balls: Off Kantlehner, 1; off
Meadow. 1: off Robinson, 2. Hits: Off
A,i.,n. A in ihn. i..in.- r.tt u".,
lehner, 4 In six tnnlniis; off Harmon, 1
in one Innings; off Meadows, 4 In three
and one-third Innings; off Itobtnaon
In nn. n H nnA.tl.lvvf Innliiiri1 nff HuIIaa
t In four and one-third Innings: off Per-
due, two In one inning. rUruck out: By
Kantlehner, 1; by Meadows. 8. Umpires:
Qulgley and Eaaon.
Teareaa Blaaks 8aiertaas.
NEW VOUK. Bent S0.-Tera.u hsd
the Munerlas at hla mercv here todav.
hlM the (Itanta bunched hlta in two in
nings off Pfeffer and shut out Brooklyn,
i to t Ccore:
BHOOkLYX. KBW TORK.
AH H O AK AB M.O.A.R.
iraiarm, aa., a m it.uma ir....t l a a w
llln, IB. . . vnuwru , n a
Siattiral, rt..4 I t llxola. Ib ... 4
Whaal, U ...1 4 10 Mirkla, lb... I
-ui.h.w. 14.1 I I t (Watcher, aa. 4
Mr.. f....l 4 14 lkr. cf.
V.li, tb 4 111 "I'rar. lb..... I
. . a.. I e a 1 SMayara. a.... I
Pfrtfar. p.... I 4 1 ITaaratiu. p... I
-Klaoa lls
Totsla It 4 IT I
Total M 4 l II 1
Batted for Pfeffer In the ninth.
Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
New York 0 0100100 1,
Two-base hit: Doyle. I .eft on bases:.
Near York. ; Brooklyn, 8. titriick out:'
Br Tearesu 8: by Pfetfer, 8. t'mplres
Klem and Kmalle.
Meds Trias Cab.
CHICAOO. Sept 8u.-Irratio llfldlng by
Oil-ag. enabled Ctncliiiiall to win the
final h'trno of the series hero for the year,
1 u J. Score:
CINCINNATI.
AS H O A C
iM'h. rf.... I I I tood.
CHlfAflO.
AB H O A I
rf I I t e
Ur.Ui. to...., I 14 1 SKiaaer. aa... 4 1 t I 1
II. If 4 1
I 4 hull. II... 4 4 4 4
I 4 aaimrakan. lb 8 1 t S 4
I Kalar lb.... 4 14 1
4 4 . Wll'ma. rf I a
I SMrt-nhy. Ibt 4 4 1 1
I 4 HWallar. .. 4 t t 4 4
I I tlawMr, p. t 4 1 I
4 1 Malllaaa ..444
It
Ta4ala 14 4 17 II I
Untlllh rf.. I I
Harass, aa... I 4
K. William 1 -4
Wasaar. aa.. 4
I Rxlaara. 1. I
j M.. II. Hi, lb 4 1
inao. 1
kraiar), p. I S
Totsla a 4 II 11 f
Hatted for llersog In the eighth.
Kan for Carthy n the ninth.
Clnrlnnsti I 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4-8
Chk'Ui o l o a a
Two-bsse hits: Good. Mollwita. Oroh, I
eaier. Bioisn oases: wood, riersig. Mr
Tanhir. Bases on Italia: Cff lavender,
6: Xiclienry, 8. Hit by pitched ball: By
Lavender. Rodsers. Htruck put: By lav
ender. 8: by MkKenry, . I in pi res: Orth
and Byron.
Jockey Club Stake
is Won by Lanius'
NEW. MARKLT. r.ngland. Sept SO.
The Jokey club slakes, tb only V.fJ
soversrelgn (fflAW rare of the present
tlngllah turf wason, waa run here today
and won by Laulua. Iame Prudent fin-
Standing of Team3
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
P.
W.
U
Pet.
,6tU
,4
.m
.640
.420
Boston ....
;letrolt
Chicago ....
W ashlngton
New York
ft. Louis .
Cleveland .
1
ir.
l&l
14N
m
, i
, ISO
99
w
M
m
67
44
M
61
64
hi
W
A3
Philadelphia
14
41
1U8
275
JSAT,
LEAOUH
FED. LEAGUE.
W.LPrt.
W.L.Pet.
nttsbunrh 8S 64 .57L
Phlla 87 til .8KK
Boston ...
Brooklyn .
79 67 .641 .St. Ixjuis. .W W .M
' 70 .&.'! Chicago ..83 . .Jtil
1'lttsburgh 72 79 .477
Kan. Clty.W 71 .50
Newark ..77 71
Buffalo ..74 11 .47
Brooklyn 70 83 .41
Baltimore 4 VH .Ml
Chicago ...71 79 .473
Ht. I.ouls.,70 W) .47
Cincinnati 70 81 .461
New York..W ft mVS
Yesterday'a Reaalta.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
ashlngton, ; Philadelphia, 4.
Bt. IxniH, 8: Iletrolt. 1.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati, 3; Chicago, 2.
Brooklyn, 0; New York, I.
PhilHiielphia, 2; Boston. 8.
Pittsburgh, : St. Louis, 5.
KKDKHAL IJOAGL'E.
Kamtna City 2; Ht. Louie. 4.
Chicago, 4; Pittsburgh, 8.
Newark, 3-6: Bnltlmore, 1-1
Buffalo, 3; Brooklyn, Z.
Umn Today.
Ameriitan League New York at Phila
delphia, Boston at Washington, Ht. Louis
at Chicago.
National League Chicago at Clnnlcn
natl, Hrokolyn t New York, I'hlladelpliia
at Boston. Pitsburgh st St. ixiuih.
Federal League Chicago at Pittsburgh,
Newark at Baltimore, Buffalo at Brook
lyn. OMAHA UHI LOSES TO YORK
Game Bitterly Contested, but Fumb
ling Proves Costly to Visit
ing Team.
FINAL TWENTY-SIX TO NAUGHT
YORK. Neb., Sept 80. (Special Tele
gdam.) Omaha loat to York college to
day, It to 0. A wet field and drixxllng
rain made fast playing difficult. York
scored three touchdowns on forward
passes, but made lltle headway on lino
plunges. Tho visitors gave promise of
scoring the flrat quarter, but lost on
fumbles.
Omaha had the York team on their
thirty-yard line several times, but could
not advance further. Brewer, left end for
York, played a stellar same. Stoner,
right halfback also showed up well, mak
ing a apectacular run of fifty yards for a
touchdowa on an intercepted pass.
For Omaha Heibert ahowed up well.
I The stocky tackle broke up many of the
York plays and on the offensive had lit'
t , i --,,ki in . , w-i
trouble In opening up hole
I In tho laat few mlnutea of play Omaha
tried hard to score. A line plunge by
. . . h j-i..,i
Adams and an end run by Melchior
brought the ball within striking distance
of a goal aa time was called. Omaha
played a hard luck game and made York
fight for every inch of ground.
Lineup
OMAHA.
Jenkins Tt. K.
8leleit It. T
VMIson It O.
YORK.
R. E.
Oraham
R. T
It Q
. Iarson
.. iilajid
Reynolds
KorbiMSkor C.
C.
Bruce
Debolt
S.otky
each ,
.!..'. L O
Saunders
. Brewer
L. T. V. K
L. K.iU T
B. v. B
..i. ii I n. it ,
r. Ml. K. B
L. H I L. 1I-. ..
Partlow
.. Miller
eklilor
,. H toner
I Iluncan
Youni
..Pmelsol
, Adams
Huhhtltutes: York. Bush
Ritchie;
Omaha. Jenka. official": Harvey, Ne
braska; McCullough, ump're; Harmon,
head linesman. (Juarters: u.w.
Burgess-Nash
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DEFEAT OF TIGERS
GIYES BOSTON FLAG
Detroit Lose! to St. Loo.ii and This
Settles American League
Race.
RESULT DECIDED IN THE FOURTH
DETROIT, Sept. 80.-Boto became the
American league champion today, though
ct playing, through Detroit'a loss of tho
lnal game with St. Louis, 8 to 2. Well
man won his eighth game of the year
frcm the Tigers, and would not have been
cored on but for three errors, bunched
In one inning.
The result was determined in the fifth,
when, five nits. Including a double and
triple, were bunched with a pa. for five
tallies. Score:
8T. LOt'tS
DETROIT.
AB. AB.H.O.A.K.
AH H O
Bhottnn, If.. 4 11
4 OBu.h. aa 4 1 I 1 1
Howard, lb.. I
Millar, rf.... I
Prmtt. 2b.... 5
Wlkr, rf.. I
4 OVIlt. Ib 14 4 10
1 1
4 Tohh cf 4 1 4 1 0
1 IVaarh. If.... 4 4 10 4
4 Crawford, rf 4 4 I 4
Aortln, lb... 4
Lavan, aa.... ft
Asnaw, c... I
Wallmaa, p. 4
I Ollurna. lb.... 114 11
7 lYoun. 2b... 2 0 4 1 1
1 Inattor. e I 1 4 I
I 4Daua. p. ... I 4 0 1 0
Iluhue 1 1 e o
Totala.
. . 14 27 14 4Boland 4 4 4
Total U I 17 I
Batted for Dauss In the ninth.
Ran for Lubuo In the ninth.
Ft. Loula 0 0 0 B 0 0 0 0 88
Detroit 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 02
Two-base hits: Shotton, Walker. Home
run: Staler. Stolen bases: Vltt, Cobb
(2). Howard. Double Dlav: Bf'"r to
Vltt. Bases on balls. Off Wei in. 7;
off Dausa, i Struck out: By Weilman.
i; ty uauas, 8. I mpires: Wallace and
Evans.
Mark, Whip Heaators.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 3ni Sherman, a
recruit, pitched the athletics to victory
over Washington today, 4 to 1. Score:
flUUAIJKLPHI V WASHINGTON.
AB.H O A K AB.H.O.A.R.
"rhanf If... I 4 4 4 OTndsa, rf.... 110
tttrunk. rf... 4 4 14 4Fnirter, tb... 4 8 111
Malona. 2b.. 4 lit ". Milan, cf.. 4 1144
Dldiins. of.. 4 1 4 4 40andll. lb... 6 I 10 0 4
tinnm. lb. 4 17 1 ajamiaoa. If.. 4 10 0 4
Kopf. as. ... . I 111 OtThanka lb.. .4 1 0 4 I
Damrau. lb.. 4 14 4 OWIIIIama. c I 4 I 1 0
Parklna, ... 4 1 4 0 OTnnnollT. a. 4 t 1 1 1
gharaiaa, p.. 1 1 4 I OHsrpar. p.... 1 0 4 4 4
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Bnehllnf, p.. 4 1 1
Totals 14 I 17 7 0Axata 1 4 10 4
Kopp 1 4 4 4
Alnamtth ..4 4 4 4
Tutala 14 11 17 11 4
Batted for Harper in the sixth.
Batted for Boehlln in the ninth.
Han for Gandll In the ninth.
Philadelphia 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 14
Washington 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18
Two-base hit. Foster. Three-base hit:
Mcllnnls. Stolen bases: Milan, Kopf,
Malone, Gandll. Bases on balls: Off
Harper, 3; off Sherman, 1; off Boehling,
2. lilts: Off Harper, 7 In six Innings;
off Boehling, 1 in three Innings. Struck
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