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Browns Trim
Indians for
ThinlTime,10-9
Krnurlh William Spanlt Out
JIU 3Jtb Homer of Season,
Tiring Uonihliy't Mark
for National.
Si, Iui. Sept, 5, Si. Low. re.
md irt plat in tlx- American
league today by debating Cleveland,
10 to 9, wTtil New York losing
a double-header lo Boston. Th
Brown are bow half a game ajiesd
of the Yankee.. The standing:
T. Mm. 1t. Perccwl.
" laaielB a 44 jmi
lark It 41 J
Kenneth Williams made hit ,34th
home run of the season, taking the
league lead in circuit clout, and tiring
Koger Hornsby of the (..animal,
leading National lrague home run
hitler. William' drive tame in the
lotirth. inning off Boone and was
good for four run. Kolf, Tohin
and Siller scoring ahead of linn.
Siler bit afclv in hit JStli consecu
tive game, and it only five games
hcliind the modern major Icagne
record set by Ty Cobb, of Detroit in
1 VI I. It wat the Borwm' third
straight victory over the Indian. The
locals started strong, having a seven
rim lead up until the sixth inning.
I Irvrland used 21 player including
me twirlrr and the Brown utiliyrd
14 men, four being pitcher.
Score:
CLEVKI.ANO
AW H O
Jsunsan. If H I
rr. l-orm
A All H O. A
Tobln, rf 4 2 1
Waiey. th
ntiiiy. el
Herder, lb
.1 !. a
L Bewail. i
J
I Footer, la 4
tlilu, ib 4
I Willi ill, if
larobaa, rf 4
I MrMM, lb 4
ISvreld. i- 4
I He. her. mm 4
kolp. u 1
IPnielt. 1
Shocker, p a
I
I
X
Mclnia, II I I I
Krena. rt 11
oNeiii, a
l.ndaay, p
Honae, p
MrMUr. rf
wtnn, n
Mwada, a
Moi-tntx. p
Speaker
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xKehdt
x.Nunmli
Chle
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lUrlght.p
0 ii ollln
ilXret
Tell
t 11 27
Talal 4 14 24 I
xRatlaal fnrLlnday in al t Ii
a Ballad lor MrNulty In alaik
Ran for paktr in alxtb 1
Halted for Winn la thih
sHatta4 for Morton In ninth,
cliailrd for Bhorker In "ihih,
Kan for Lalllna in alf blh.
t"lvland 010 III 031 I
It. 1-oul. till 400 ts 10
auminarxAuaa: Jamlcaon, Connolly 2,
Uardnar (I). J. w.ll, I,. aVarall, Jlcln
nia, MiaphtoMii, Tobm, laalar II), malar
lit, Wllliama. Jacohaon, Kolp, Uurat. Kr.
M uu.afl H.v.ll Tan.kiu ftiila'
Ravarald. MnManua. J. Hawaii, Jamlaon. I
noma run: wuilama. Htoian Daara: ia
lor (3), Jarobaoa. Hariiflraa: Waml y.
Tobln, Wllliama. Doubl playi J. Hawaii
and Mclnnla. Lrt on biaaa: Clevrland,
II; M. l.ouia. T. H on balla:Off Hoona,
I; Morton, t; Kolp, I; Pruatt. ; Wrlht,
1. Hlru.k ant: My Winn, 1; Kolp. I; J'ru.
att, 1: khockar, 1. Hlta: Off Hoona. I In
4; I.lndaar. I la I, Winn, tin I; Edwarda
3 In I I; Morton 1 In l-J; non out In
mh: Kolp. 1 in I; Pruatt, 1 In I 1-1;
Hhockar, I In I-J; Wrlfht. 1 In L IIH by
pllrhad hall: By Kolp, (Wood); by Kd
Karda, (Koatar). Bulk: Kolp. Wlnnlna;
pitcher. Bi-hoi kar. I.oilnf pitcher: Kl
narda. I'mpira: Dlm-an and Mortarty.
Tlma; s:ll.
WMI Box aad Ttrer split. .
chlcafo. Sept. I. Thlcai and Detroit
divided a dnubl-hcader, tha vlaltnr win
ning th f I rut am, I to I, and loalna tha
econd, I to lb.
Flrat fun, acor:
DBTROTT. I
CHICAaO.
AB.W.O.A
AB.H.O.AI
Blu. lb 12 1
Moopar.rf I I t 0
Haner. lb 4 1 l'Johnaon.a 12 2
Vaarh. If I I 3 0i'olllna.2h S 1 I 2
Kothera .tf 4 1 1 0;Hh.eley,lb 1 2 II 1
Clark, b 4 1 I 2 Moatll, rf 4 0 1
rua.la.cf 14 3 o'Htrunk.lf 4 3 12
Itlaney.aa 4 0 2 t'MVIell , 3b 4 1 1 4
Woodall.o 21 i;8rhlk, o I 2 4 1
llaaaler, e 1 . 1 0 Lever., p 3 0 11
Khmka, p 4 10 3! Mark, p 0 0 0 0
Mulllgan, 110 0
Total 21 14 37 llHodg, p 0 0 0 0
Total 37 13 27 17
.Ballad (or Mark In all nib.
Moor by Inning::
T)trolt 000 005 130 3
Chicago 100 100 2041
Summary Runa: Blua, Haney (2),
Vaarh, Potberslll. Flagatead, Blgney,
Hooper 13), Jolinaon, C"lllna. Moatll.
Strunk J). McClellan. Krrora: t:iark,
.Moxtll. Two-baa hlta: Sheeley. Veacli,
Flaaataad. Hoopar, S-halk, Johnaon, Mul
ligan, MoC'lallan. Three-ha hit Haney.
Stolen baa: Veach. Sacrltlcea: ( ollina.
McClellan. Clark. Doubla playa: Strunk to
Johnaon to Cotllna. Latt on baaa: Uetroit,
I; C:hlrgo, 4. Base on balla: Off bve
ratt. 4; off Ghmka, 4; off Mack, 1. Struck
out: By Leverette.. 2; by Ehmk. I. Hita:
tiff Lavaratte. I In 1 Innings: off Mack,
3 In 1 Inning; off Hodga, I In 1 Inning.
Hit by pIKhad hall: Hy Khmka. Shaelay.
Wild pitch: Ehmk. l.oalng pitcher:
I.evaratte. L'mplraa: Uulhrle and Owena.
Tlma: 3.21.
Scor aeioi d gam:
IiETBOIT. I CHIOAOO.
AB.H.O.A. AB.H.OA.
Blu. lb 4 11 0 Hoopar. rt 4 I
Haney. lb 4
I 1 OiK Jo aon.es
0 3 3
3
3 14 I
4 1 1
aaoh. If 4
Kr. alll. rf 4
Cutahaw.Sb 4
Plaaad, rf I
Higney. a 3
Woodall. o 4
LJfth B, D 3
Olaen p 1
u lark I
Cole, p I
1 I ijCoiltna, :b
1 1 l:Hhe..y. lb
31 Moaill. f
0. 5trunk, If
: Mci'le n. 3b
0 Taryan. c
1 T bia'hlp.p
1. Duff. P
I 3 I
I I I
4 1
04
3 0 I
: Total 4111
It
Ton: I4I3S4 I,
Halted for tnn In ighth.
tkmr by luninga.
lialrolt , 414 ii I
.hlrag Ill 1M ! II
Runimai y Runa' Hanry, Yea h, Cut
thaw, rutiml l.'l, ll....ir (. r: John
ana, t'oliina. iihealy. Mjul ill. airunk.
Taryan III. I'Hll 111 e.rria lllue llanev
ll. Fiaaatvad. Rlgner. H. Jtihnwa. Two
l.a btla: Hooper. Moatll, Mlliln. fo.
len bae. Iv- Johnaon. Mowtil. i.tLfa
hita H . t ! aT.lt. I'UKInil. :
h tavn I' iM fa G. I.er...ii to
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Americans Flop Back Into First Place
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shaStandin0s
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Mass tag,
W. I. Pel I W l Pet
Yule t .11 J U ( r f III
Ml Jo.. II I tl ok la 111 f t ' 4t
ttl.hlle Illl.lil.l Maine MH.III
Hufaflue 1U All Denier, lit) ill
eved Keweilie.
Denver, 1; lie Mu.oee, 4
Wl.hll, 14, Tula. .
Nu ether laed.
Today' liaasee.
Hiiffalaea at I "a Mala.
MKhlla al Tulaa
invr at ivua I'liv.
ki. at Oalabuma t'uv.
4TIO4l7Tr.tl.l K
btanainaa.
N.w T.i Ta .4 I, I'liflnna t II II I
I'lllaliutlb 14 II .441' M'tHiklyn 44.14
I buaau it II .!(! Itualoa 44 IJ.J.i
Hi. Luun II II .Mi l l.na phia t : li4
Yaalwdai' Maaulla.
CI, !', I : I'lm innail. I
riilla.lall.llia, III. Mroukltfl. i
lo.atnn. I I; N Yvrk. ;
I'lll.l.uilll. II; HI. liun.
Tadaf'a I. antra.
Iliixiklvn al rtiilait'lpkia
S V.,rk al Mualoa.
ai. Umi al Cinoianaii,
AMI.BltAlTIr.At! K
Mlaaaina.
WMVII U'.l. Prt.
l. I.n'i.i i 14 III Clfvrl.ni 41 41 .444
N.w lark 14 H .tl i-hiinn a II .411
..Hell 14 41 .111 I'hlla fhla k4 74 .4.1
I'tiKaia 4T II .lu bualua II .ml
Vatrda'a Maaalla.
l-lruil. I I; I'hi. o, l-ll
Hamuli, .; N.w Yirk. I I.
Ii l.ouia. 10; I'lavrlanU, I
So Dinar ai hr4alaci.
Toda'a Caaar.
PHrait (I Chl'.i.
I iMValanil l HI. W.U1I.
.Su ultiara avbrdulial.
A II title A AaMM IATIOS.
Blandlai.
W', !.. Pet I W. I. Prt.
tl4i.442Kn City 14 14 ,tl
Kt. Paul
Ulnnpap,
Ti 44 .bit Uuivl
74 tl.til'Tol-ilo
4i 7i.;i
11 ti .!
12 II .III
Indlati
Mllwauka 71 17 .Ill.Coluinbu
Vawierdaf'a Keaiulla.
Kanaa 4 It y. II; Mllwaake. 4
iiiluinhu. It; Toledo. I.
Minneapolis 1; 81. laul. I.
.No other gamee played.
Today'! (eaateai,
Mlnnaapoll at Kt. Paul.
Milwaukee at Kane. a flly.
Indlanapolla at Toledo.
Loularille at C'olumbue.
M1 THRU ANMM i.iTIO.V
New Orleana. 1-7; nirnilngham, l-i (aec
ond gam aeven Inninge),
Mobile. I; Atlanta, 1.
Mimpbi. 3; Lltll Hack,
TI.XAH 1.KAOIK.
Pa Ilea, 7; Wlrblla rU, T. (Tie, called
nd 18th. dirknaaal.
Port Worth, 1: Hh revport. I.
tlalvealnn, 1; Meaumont, 14.
baa Antonio, 4: Houeton, 3.
Witches Cut
Down Oilers'
League Lead
Tulsa, Okl., Sept. 5. Tulaa lead
wa cut to two and a half games to
day when Wichita outslugged the
Oileri to win, 10 to 9. Black and
Haughland were hit hard. Scllars
tightened in the late innings: Score:
WICHITA. I TVI.8A.
AB.H.O.A AR.H.O.A.
Pmlth, cf I I 0 Bennett, If 4 2 10
Illak'ay. If 6 3
0 Tho on, 3b 3
0 Davla, rf 6
Oil.amb, rf 6
4 Lellvelt, lb 3
J.Stuart, lb 1
0 Mau'an, 2b I
t M'llln'la. a 6
0 Wltta. o 4
3 3
Urlfftti. 2b I I
3 1
3 1
7 0
t 0
0 3
1
7 I
I 0
0 0
3
0
K.aat, rf 4
Berger, a I
Hutler, lb 4
Haley, o 1
Waeh'n, 7b I
M'Po'll, 1b 3
Sullen, p 4
l'HIack, p 0
'Ha'land, p 1
Total 37 11 37 13 Ruaaell, p 1
ac'roaby 1
Total 40 14 27 17
Btted for Ruaaell In Dlntb.
Score by innlnga:
Tula 402 110 001 I
Wichita Ill llv 30010
Summery Run: Smith, Alakealey (2).
Oriftln. F.aet (3), Berger, McDowell, Sell
ers, Bennett, Thompaon, Uavts, Lellvelt
(2) , Bauman (3). MrOlnnls. Errors: Smith
(3) , McUlnnla. Kerned run: Wichita. 3;
TulHa, I. Left oa bnaes: Wichita, 6 ; Tulaa
5. Two-baae hits: Orlffln, Bennett (21.
Sellara, Bauman (2), Bant. Blakealey, Mc
Olnnle. Threo-baae hit: Thompaon. Home
ruii McDowell. Sacrifice hits: Thompaon,
Berger. Baeea on belli: Off Haufthland, I;
off Kellars, 4. Struck out: By Black, 1;
Haughland, 4; by Ruaeell, 2; hy Sellara.
47 Wild pltchee: Sellara. Haughland. Runa
and hita: Off Black, 4 and 4 in 3 Innings;
off "Haughland, 6 and 3 in 4 Innlnga. Loa
Ing pitcher: J-laughland. Double playa: Da-vle-Leltvelt;
Waanburn (unaaalaled.) Hit
by pitched bail: By Sellers (Ruaaell.)
Umplrrs: Orniaby and Holmes. Time: 2:05.
Bears Kvrn Series.
Dee Moines, la., Sept. 5. Denver earned
an even break In tha atx-game aertea her
by overcoming a four-run lead and de.
featlnit Dea Mo in pa, 7 to 1. Wetzel, for
the visitors, allowed only one hit after
the eecond Inning. In the flrat fram
three hlta and four haaea on hails gav
th local all of their run. Score:
DENVER. I DES MOINES.
AB.H.O.A. AB.H.O.A.
O'Brien, ct 3 3 2 0 Oenln. rf 4 0 3
Kerr, a 4 12 6 Wagner. 3b 1111
long, rf 3 0 0 0 Iloran. rf 4 1 3 I
P'tereon.tb 4 14 liC'per.lf-p 3 111
Crlght, lb 5 I 10 nlChabro.tb 3
flames. If 4 1 2 D Knot, .'b .3 0 3 4
R'gers, ib 4 2 13 Norton, 3 13 3
Parser, e 12 1 ll Wilson, o 3 13 0
Weuel. D 3 0 1 3 Croea. D 3 0 0 II
IMny. p 00ft
Total 31 12 27 Iti Wolfram, p II
Cullop, It 101
Totala II 137 11
x Betted for Wolfiam In lhth.
H ore by innlnga:
Denver l I'1 It" 1
Dee Molne ,. '
liijmmary Run: O Brian (II. t'atlaraon,
floinee, Hodgera. Parker (SI. Wagner,
lloten. CoiM'er. t'hrebro. I.rtura: Hodgera.
Park.r. Hotoa run; l'Bn-n. Two. baa
hlta, l'itre. Horan. t ooper. aacrifii ea:
Kee, tlutfie. Uetirl, Norton. Htolen baaea;
O Hnen. Kerr. Patteraon. Left on baaea:
IWnvrt, lit, I'ca Molnaa, I. struck toil:
Me I'roaa. I, be Weiael, I Haea nn balla:
if roaa. I: olf Mar. I; ' Walleam. I.
li t by finned ball. 11 UI lllotanl
Rarned tun d hi: f'lt Orraa, and
I IB t II, itt Mav. 1 a lot I ill 1 1. "ol.
Ilain. and l 1-1: Cooper. and I
I la:ii .tt cbei. Cri Dtmb'a plarai
Morion, K.)i aad fhesbrt. t B r aad
kn. I I lot iaa. Iala aad I i'ipaliuh.
lane. 1 i.
Roper and Miske
Battle to Draw
UU'tai; litv. lt J t 'il'tain
Ilttli Knjr. brtike u i HiSitr tik'l
imiig oi qn.k kn.kviU hn h
ricntd a draw stiih th St. I'atd
hfatvvtt.ght at ht in ot I J t.iui
t( i, itej ti(h.tmg hcif Ut r S
I'rhan Shockrr Win
:d Victory of
Sm$on; Tit$ Record
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SNw' lit II Lte Am.
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U. S. Retains Davis Cup When Johnston Trims
Kneppcr Puts
Britisher Out
Golf Tournev
Trauuiiaiaaii))i Cbetmp Rale
lift in Aftrriioon Round
With Torraurr ami Win
Aflrr Hritifc Fit Uoun.
The Couuiry Club, Brookline,
Ma., htfL 5, Th contest (or th
auultur gulf t-haiiifiionship of th
1'iiitid Statci kettlrd into a conflict
of ehampion today. In maiche that
were ten ol tlx Huff of which nv
ti'inal golfing heron are made, re
dtirtton of the field of Si men In the
lint day of play wai accomplished
with all hut ix of the 16 lurvivon,
champion, or former rhanioion.
A little known champion, Rudy
Kuepper of Siou City, la., Tram
inisiinipt.i titlrikt, lupnlied the hiit
lematlon of the day. Five holca be.
hind the I'-ntiih itar, William Tor
ranee, at tne end ol the morning
round of 18 hole, Kuepper. a little
fellow, went out thi aitrrnoon and
played a round in 70. equalling- Jcie
fiuiord'a rourae record of yester
day anl allowing lorrauc to win
only one hole of the hut 18. Knep.
per victory by two up wa gained
with a gallery of hundred ringing
round the greeni, while he, won the
latt three hole in a birdie two, a
birdie three and a par four. It wai
the only match of the day that weot
to tne home green.
Bobby Jones Win.
A potential champion, Bobby
Jones of Atlanta, playing against an
early handicap of two down, brought
hii deadly putting opponent, J. J.
Beedle, Philadelphia, to even terms
at the 18th hole and then, having
been ahead all morning, was never
behind all afternoon and won out,
three up and one to play.
Chick Kvani, Chicago's champion
of champion, was called upon for
his beit for the veteran, John Ander
son of New York. It was not until the
17th hole that Evans gained his vic
tory. Pairings of tomorrow will bring
together Sweelzer and Hunter: Guil
ford and Lewis; Mcl'hail and Johns
ton; Gardner and Jones; Godchaux
and Rotan; Evans and Fownes;
Tolley and Atilbarh. Knepper and
Ouimet, play beginning at 9:30.
One Britisher Left. '
In a broad way, perhaps the most
striking general result - of today's
matches was the reduction to one
player Tolley of the British effort
to w'in the American title. The team
that started out in qualifying play
numbered eight players, declared to
constitute; the most formidable com
bination ever sent out of England.
Torrance and Aylmer, the later a 6 4
victim of Ouimet, were the Britfsh
casualties today,'
The extent to which the biggest
match of the day developed out of an
obscure pairing was shown when no
cards could be had of the Knepper
Torrance morning round. Even the
standing was variously reported, but
the outstanding fact was that Knep
per was down five or six holes. It
was five, he and Torrance agreed
later.
They set out this afternoon, that
way. After halving the! first hole in
fives, Knepper began to chop away
his handicap. Par four at .he second,
third, fourth and fifth, two won and
two halved, left him only three down.
Torrance was opposing with all the
golf craft he had. Knepper scored
a birdie three; Torrance did the same.
Knepper made a three again on the
next but Torrance was two down.
Knepper Wins Eighth Hole.
Knepper won the eighth with a par
four, and was one dpwn. By this
time the word had gone from green
to green, traveling down the fair
ways from gallery to gallery, that a
golfing battle extraordinary was on.
and from that time on the play was
watched by hundreds.
Halving the ninth, Knepper and
Torrance turned to the 10th tee to
start the trip home. Each was on
with his second; Knepper three feet
away; Torrance four. Instead of
conceding Knepper' putt, Torrance
rtllowed him to make it. It dropped.
Knepper in turn forced Torrance to
putt and Torrance failed. Knepper
had made the match all even, had
brought a lost cause up to an even
chance. The gallery applauded.
The long 11th was halved, Tor
rance making a beautiful shot to the
green. The 12th with threes; the next
with fours were halved also. Tension
was great. . Putts were measured
with care. All ran true.
On the 14th, Torrance seemingly
turned the tide back again when h
ran down a .JO-putt for a four, while
Knrpper required five. The Sioux
City lad wa again one down. Knep
per wavered at the next hole, miastim
ihort pun for a four and haNed it
in five. Then he began to ihoot.
On the short loth he on th
grreii Iroin the tee and pulled 17
iret t.j wm with a htrdi two. It was
ill even again. On th long 17th.
knrpper was aiam a stroke better
than Torranc. a veritable British
Iioq, tshos troV boomed out from
th Ice, but mt t!i tree, Kurp.
per, iheoting uraight, wa oa in
two. approjvhed nicely n. holrd out
a three f.Htrr i r a thru to Tor-
rlK't (tir. Tr Ullrr "4 4Ut4
th gr-n on h;, ( unl. pitvhittg
rrtti1 Iroiu hn o.t,-tt be, but
U ..f.l by iiithet f.qM it) .'J (eel,
oiti'iig up tu h hotti bole, k-f
err wa 4n on with ht icund,
kit TlirUfu 4ll Mtut i S
tlr l lle r ,M lie i,
tl,!y i.t p., i,,!4, b;lt
ftiin th bole Knept', JJ (
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Pirates Move
Nearer Giants;
Beat Cardinals
Pittsburgh, Sept. 5. Pittsburgh
tightened its hold on second place
today nd moved a game and a half
closer to the Giants by trouncing St.
Louis, 11 to 0. Morrison was invin
cible with men on bases. Score:
ST. LOUIS. I PITTdHUKOH.
AB.H.O.A. AB.H.O.A,
Smith, rf S 1 O'M'vlH. S I 1 II
T'rcer. as S 1 4 2'Carey. i f 111!
Hornahy.lb 4 3 13 HBIgbee, If
F'nlel, Ib 4 3 13 OiRuaaell, rf
Stock. 3b
3 1 1 SITIerney. 2b
Muellnr.cf
Blad-a, If
A'smlth.
xShotton
C'mona, o
Sell, p
xBottomljr
Barfoot, p
xSchult
4
l'T ynnr, 3b
0 Orimm. lb
4
5 1
0 0
1 1
2 1
1 0
0
1 1
2 13
0 (Inoch, e
0
31
M'rlson, p
Total
43 21 27 I
Total 17 11 24 12
xRan for .tinsmith In seventh.
xBatled for Hells In aevenih.
x Batted for Barefoot In nlulh.
Scoro by Innlnga:
Rt. loule '. ,000 010 000 0
Pittsburgh 201 010 3tx 11
Summary Run: Maranvlll (3), Carey
(2) . Blgbee (2), Runell, Tierney. Traynor,
Orlmm. Krror: Mueller. Two-baae hlta:
Carey, Orlmm, Blgbee, Tierney. Sacrifice:
Tranor. Left on base: St. Loula, 11;
Pittsburgh. 12. Baaes on halls: Off Bar
foot, 2; off Morriaon, 1. Struck out: By
Morrlaon, 4. Hits: Off Sells. 10 In I In
nings; off Barfoot, II In 3 Innings: Passed
ball: Alnsmlth. Losing pitcher: Sells. Dm.
plrea: Rigler nd O'Day. Tame: 1:41.
Dodger and Phillies piplll.
Philadelphia. Sept. I. Brooklyn rat
Philadelphia divided a double-header to.
day. Philadelphia taking the first, II to
3, and the vUltor annexing th second,
I to 7.
Scor first game:
BROOKLYN. I PHILDEI.PHIA.
AB.H.O.A. I AB.H.O.A.
Olson. 2b 4 12 HW'stone, a 5 2 5 1
Ianvrln.2b 10 0 liRanp, 3b 13 0 3
J'nston, I 0 3 31 Wlllla'a, cf 4 2 3 0
T.OrlfX rf 4 3 3 o w'alker, rf 6 2 1 0
Wheat, Kill 0Henline, c 2 1 8 1
I lyers, cf 4 3 3 01 Lee. It 6 1 0
Mitchell, lb 3 0 )0 01 Leslie, lb S 3 13 0
High, 3b 4 11 lP'klnaon,2b 1 1 3 10
i'eberry. e 4 2 4 2 Ring, p 3 10 2
Vance, p 2 0 0 2
xH.Qrtf h 1 0 0 01 Total 35 15 27 17
Mam'aux.p 0 1 1
xNels 1 0 0 01
Total 3 l!(li
lBatted for Vnce In venih
x Batted for Mammaux In ninth.
Score by inmnga:
Brooklyn " 3
Philadelphia HO 25 13x 11
Summary Huns: Jnhnaton (3). Griffith
(3) . Wrtghtatone, Rapp O). William (21.
Henltne. le, Parklnaon (3), Illng. Errors:
Wrigrtlane. Parklnaon (I.) Two-base
hlta: Rapp (2), Walker, l.ee, , Parklnaon.
Henllne. Honi runs: Wllllame IJ ) Stolen
base: Meyete. Double plays: 1'arkineoa tu
Wrtghtatone to l.ealle: Wrlghtetone to
Leslie; Parklnaon tn l.ealle. Left on baaea:
Brooklyn. : Philadelphia. 7. Baea on
balla; off Vance. 4; off Ring, 3. Struck
oui: By Van., 3: by lllnn. Hlta: off
Vance I In I lonlosa; off Matniliaui, 5
In 3 .tininga. Hit by pitched ball: Hy Vance
lllenlin I lowing pltcheri Van.e L'tnplrea:
MoCotmuk and Hart. Time: I tl
Scor. second gtu:
BROflKt.TS PIIII.ADr:! PHIA
A H H O I A H H A
rtlaan.lb 4 I 3 M W'atnne aa I J I
John. n aa I I I 4 I11U' ' I I I I
H.lrtf'hrf III e,wilia.i.af Itt
Wheal f 4 I U alter it I
Mera.r 1 I IMkaa.d 3 I
. h.nat lb 4 3 It ll K a 3 I
tl.ek ib 114 l.e.llf lb lilt
M Here I I 7 I' P kiheun.: till
nmh.e
Ueime p
Ttl
11 , P-tet. o 4 14
I W iltl
v.RH.:iiiiilea 11
11 II It 31' H-nltee II
Mut.ell
Tel. 14 il II
lteuwi l.t Stag sImb la intk
aMie by iHata.
riraekltd . al eel l-l
pk.i4e.a et; l-l
tieimiri - R ial o.ea i,atato4 ill.
H U.l(t Wheal !, -s...li lit,
HV. Maj, l.aHe. l'4aa.o. '. 4
4 tl
atave.
I as II 11 If a '1 I 1 '" l.--'t U ,
la llolil eMrfhn Muy;H( w.r,, . n . i. m,
i tioioiH, .vt... .-p..... k. : ;u.V : m;:;v;
Lol4g 41 tttnieidu I tUrtl , . a e . - .i: la a't H. t
h-U of lb Noil.; 4Hj Kan htltv 1 -- ' ... ,-
league ba.it'jl T.a ,ih'4 t i
President l, J i , i,l i!,r . 4,,i,l
tn i.-ir i 4ii,!
i i the p..,i.i
l-i4 .'tt
!,,,.,.! ),,,'
1.1 Ml litti and pUe
Ka.iia) rlliii..oo.h u
h loo ltit. n . !. i.. bat
.Jy, when II t4l Hol .l I.. nnil
I rnnt. lei.i ii-1 , 4 m. et 1.4 i t r-
V4U 4KI i I Km vl ) -' ut
jilts !i'l
j m itliog' 4 sun 1 1 ut Ii ;u
, ,.r,.i4 dn.l.nt 4 he '4
j l. f l"t4s Hf '.. l,i sat th
! aoJ fit 4 V lh S. a a Mt
' 4H ,
The Aftemoon Session
tVtkr. Two-baa hlls: Johnston, Orif
flth, Henllne. Lee Home runs; Peters
III. Sacrifice: High. DniUila play:
Wrlglitstone, Parkitieon to l.'elle; John
inn. Olaon to Mchmandt (2): It'oth-r,
Miller lo S. htnandl. Left on bases: Brook. J
Irn. I: Philadelphis. I. Haaea on nana:
riff Weltierl, 1; off Wngleton, I: oft
Reulher. 2. Mtru.-k out: By Singleton. 3.
line: Off Weinert, 3 In I I Inningai off
Singleton, 1 In 7 2-3 Innings, lilt hy
pitched bell: By Heuther, Welker. Win
ning pitcher: Reulher. lnalng pitcher:
Weinert, Umpire: Jlart and McCormtck.
Tlme 1:50.
( till ago, I; tltuilnnntl, 1.
Clnrlnntl. O., Sept. I. Chicago look
the flaal gam from Cincinnati today, I
to 1, through the fin pitching of Oahorne,
who wis wild but allowed only four hit.
Score:
CHICA'IO CINCINNATI
A H. II. O.A.I AB.H.O.A.
Statz.cf 4 12 01 Rurna.rf 2 0 2 0
llolcher.ae I A 1 31 Iiaubert.lb 4 110
Terry.lb 43 3' Duncen.lf 4 2 3 1
(irlmee.lb 4 2 12 0 Koueh.cf 310
Calahan rf 4 2 10; Fonaeca.2b 4042
Miller. If 2 2 3 0 Plnelll.lb 3 0 2
Kel-her.Sb 3 2 2 2 Cavany, 2 0 3 4
Werte.e 4 2 2 3 zBohiie 000
Oeborne.p 30 1 Wlngo.e 4112
1 Lugue.p 0 0 0 2
Total 81 II 27 12sHarper 10 0 0
Markle.p 0 0 0 0
ail a r grave 10 0
Total 21 4 27 20
iRan for f'vny In ninth.
siBatted for I.U'itie In eighth.
zBatled fur Markle In ninth.
Summary Run: Orlmes (2), Miller,
Caveny, Two-baae hite: W'lngo, Crimea.
Sacrlflree: l.uque, Hdlochar. Miller, Kcl
ieher, Osborne. Douhlo playa: Pliielli to
Koneeca to I'inelil; llollocher to Terry to
Orlmee. Left on baaes: Chicago, 7; Cin
cinnati, I. Bases on balla: off Luque, 2;
off Oalrorne, 3. Struck nut: By Luttue. 1;
by Osborne, 1, Hits: Off Luque. 10 in :
off Markle, 1 In 1. Hit hy pitched ball:
By Onburne, Caveny. Ialng pitcher:
Luque. I'mplres: Moran atal Wuigley.
Time: 1:40.
Brave Win Pair.
Boston.' Sept. 5. Boston took huth
games from the world chanilon New
Yorker today. Miller was hit safely hut
five tlmea In tho first game, Boston win
ning, to 0. thanks to timely hitting by
the upper part of the batting order. Mar
uuard held tha Giants to six lilts In the
second game, on a home run to deep right
center by Frlch, and Boston won. 4 to 2.
M'-yuillan was hit savagely In th sixth
whon Kopf singled, Cruise and Koeer
tripled. Barbare singled snd Gibson
doubled with non out. Ford' fielding was
brilliant.
Score, first game:
NEW YORK, I BOSTON.
AB.H.O.A. AB.H.O.A.
B'croft. ss
Oroh. 3b
Ki larh, 2b
Meusel, if
Young, rf
Kelly, lb
HtengeU'f
Smith, o
Ryan, p
Pell, cf
0 2
1 1
2 t
1 1
2 1
I la
0 2
0
1 0
Kopf. 2b
0 4 21 Cruise, rf
0 3 1
Roser, If
1 4 0
Bsrbare.Hb
tilhHon, lb
Ford, ns
dowdy, o
0 1
1 1 I
o 3 o:
o o u Miller, p
10 2
0 0 tl Totals
0 0 0
0 0 0
V.IlQrnea.p 2
Hill, p 0
J'nard, p 0
Robertson 1
Totula 33 I 24 111
xHatted for Hill In seventh.
Scor by Innlnga:
New York , e noo 000 0
Boston , too 0.10 tox 4
Summary Runs: Pow-ll, Kopf CD,
Roaer, I. Krrora: Stengel Miller. Two-baee
hit: Barber. Double plays: Stengel. Ban
croft. Frlach and llroh. Kopf, Kotd and
Uibaon. Left on baaea: New York. 1. Boa
ton. 4. Baaea on balls: off Ryan. 2: off
V. Ilarrna, ; o'f Joiiuard. I; off Mi'ler,
3 Situ, k out: Bv V. Barn-a. '.' ; by Miller,
I. Hlta: off Rvan. 0 In 1-3. off V. Barnes,
I In I l l. off lltll, In I.. . off Jon.
nard. 1 In 1. lliuliliig pitcher. Miller;
losing pidhrr: llyau. (.'utplres: H.-nulla
a id KI. .O Tun. . I IV
NKW YORK I HOiilON
AH II o A I Alt II O A
Banc ft. sa 4 t I' I'ttAeii. .14 13
II. oh JB III 3, h.f. ;h 1
Pria. h. Hi I 1 I Cru.ae, rf I
M.u.l, If I a Heeer. If 4
I I
I I
I t
1
j 11
I
I
V . ( 4 I I e Hartwre.ln 4
h-ll. lu t
I an am. i f 3
Snyder, ti 1
M ijt.li n n 3
tt..o. p
V li n-a p
Ik.ei I
I I tiib'on in 4
I . I' f oi.i, aa I
t Neil, e 3
Mi..at. a
I
Tots a
I tlllll
T'l
11
iMjiti! n.H ta ia,a
.Mf-HMl. fft I titii
-i.' HxHeO -4 f .' U-HflVltfll
t ieJ- h.l U tl a J t tUllh 1
I k I r t Mi hi l 1 j
Is. Mi h til ., ll Ii.l4 ll' . t -'4
I ft m tM , t I.,,.
J'MMMrr llorrliot t'luiiiii
,, . , , ., ,
llt'dll ,rl rjl4 l.haiiiim
Mi'U ,ri rjs.4 I.IUlliUrt
I I !. l'4tm. 1 4 "s . a, a-'iiift
. 1I4 "!' aSi plitr 411
j ' il I 4 ..! t. r, tj i J
V t If", .1 i s4 !' lH(iit.
I Won Mill lk ti., y
' l .'V
I i I ii ' f si . (.lOull I
"4'. ha 4I M- i p k l se. I
i',.
in League
Fairbury Plays
Norfolk for Flag
Lincoln, Sept. S The Nebraska
state league baseball club closed lh
second session of their solit season
. , . , , v ii, ,.,:rt
wtth yesterday I games, .Nortolk win-
ning the second pennant with Lincoln
. . ... !.-.:
ill .secotia place, lonoweu uy r an
bury, Beatrice, Hastings and Grand
I'land in order. In most of the
towns it has been a successful season
both financially and in the interest
shown. Enough class has been
shown by three Lincoln players to
warrant their sales to ' leagues of
higher rank. Two pitchers, Scott
and Bailey, have been sold to the St.
Louis Cardinals. Several other play
ers are to have trials next year with
the majors.
The final official standings follow:
Won. L'mt, Pet.
Norfolk 41 ! 3
Lost,
I
'.'(
:
;u
7
to
Lincoln :I6
.ll'IO
.sr3
407
.33
.333
Falrbubry . , ,
Beatrice . . , .
Haatlnga
Urand island
:,2
2
2il
20
Golf liKcte
Q. What penalty should apply m tn
following caaes? Afti-r missing a ahoi-t
putt on onj green of a medal qualilylng
touiid, a pluyer loaea hi temper and
knocks the ball off the green, then pirka
It up, replaces It and hole out, from
where the bail lay when h knocked ft
away.
A. Th player disgutillfleil himself. He
hail no right whatever to pick hie ball up
and bring It back. He wua obligated to
play It from where It atopped when he
knocked It away.
Q Can a hall that stops on a pile of
sand near a trap be used In covering th
bottom of the trap, be lifted and dropped
without penally on the theory that it la In
ground und'-r repair?
A. The mica nllow for lifting and drop
ping without penalty from mnterfnl that Is
placed on the course by the greenkeeper
to be moved lutar.
W. Please elate wnether or not ara
zeu'ii Us" in the fini.1 round of the open
. hHtnplonehtn at Skokle set a new low
tocord for play in the championship prop
er.
A. No. Ilitgen hail a AM. In the flrat
round at Midlothian In 191 and Hutchison
had 61 lu (he fourth round at Minlkuhda
In 1 1' 111.
iMmost
No other cigarette
at the price contains
uch fine tobaccos
or tastes so good.
a..oju a Mum Toct.o ox
Race; Yanks Lose
"Little Bill" Overwhelms Pride
of Englands' Tennis Courts in
Finals of Trophy Tournament
Former Yanks
Help Red Sox
Beat New York
Vrw Voik, Sept. 5 The it
York Yankees tiiMaiin il a rvcre t t-
hark today, losing Imlh g.uurs of a
doublr-hcadcr to the Ut place lio-tmi
train by scores if 4 lo .J and 0 o S,
and losing first plat r lo the St. Lorn
Itrnuht Huston now ha u.mi 11 ottl
............ . - -
of IK game with the Yatiki-r this
srason.
I or incr 'allk(e player in the Red
Sox lineup played a prominent part
in the champions' downfall. Mitchell's
home run gave Roitou its winning
margin in the fir.t game and Pratt's
liomer, with Hums on bac, detidrd
the second game, Buh, pitching for
New York in the second game, suf
fered hi sixth defeat in JH games.
rirat same-
BOSTON. ! NKW YORK
ittllll Al
Mil. h , e 3 14, W III, i f
Miller, . f 4 0 3 lloa.h.JI.
Hitrna. IK 4 3 14 Huth. rf
Pratt, Hi 4 2 I 1 l'lli, Ib
llama, rf 4 1 2 I hang, c
J Colin .If 113 0 Meusel, If
Pitting, ab 4 1 I 4' Ward. ?l
Chaplin, e. 4 0 4 l.rVott.'e
Penno'k.p 4 10 I lloyt. p
- talloffman
Totala 34 II 27 H Jonea. p
x)avotlner
AH H O A
111
I 1 5
I I I
0 II
1 2 I
I I 0
I 3 4
I 2 3
I I
II
a
0 0
Totala 31 )0 77 11
(Halted for Hoyt In aeventh.
tiletied for Jonea In ninth.
Score by Innings;
Boston i03 000 1 ,.0
New Yotk 100 IliO 1103
Summary Kuna: Mitchell, Hume, Pratt,
Pennock, Witt, Ruth, Meueel. Error: I'lt
tlnger. Too-base lilta: Harrfe. S hang.
Witt. Home ruos: Ruth. Mitchell, M-ti-ael.
Stolen bases: Scbsng. Hurna. Sa.-rl-flee
hOa: Mitchell. Plpp. Double playa:
Pratt and Burns; Harrla and Burns; !m
ga,n. Ward and Pil'P- La'l on bsses: New
York, I; Boston, 5. Bsses on balls: Off
ii..,,, 1. orr Pennock 4 Kttttck taut : Bv
I t,.nn'iK k. 2. Hits: Off Hoyt. I in 7; off
'Jones. 3 In 2. Losing pitcher: lluyt. 1 m-
lrf. Kv,,, ,) Miuieurand. Tune: 2:o.
i ""a seme
BOSTON
NEW YORK
A B. H. O K
A II H O K I
Mlt'het.sa 4 0 3
2 Will, cf 4 0 1
Miller. (
Burn. I It
Pratt, 2b
Harris, rf
J. Cnllna.tr
Pittngr. .ib
Huel, c
W Clin. P
14 4 Duga 1. 3l I
3 I
2 2
4 2 4 0 Ruth, rf
4 2 3 3 PIPP, lb
4 110 -l' hang, c
4 0 4 0 Meueel, 3b
4 2 1 OWard, 2b
4 11 Scott, aa
4 0 10 Bush, p
.Jonea. p
sSinlih
St. Mil. aa
sBsksr.
zlivormer
2 II
1) 4
2 1
0 I
0 2
0
0 0
ll ft ft
0 0
110 0
0 0 0 0
Total 31 I 27 11
xBatled for S'ott In eighth,
z Hai led fur Jones In ninth.
itrlan for Baker In ninth.
Boaton 102 utn OnO I
New York ""3 001 0H1 5
Summary Runs: Mitchell. Miller (I), i
Burns (2). Piatt. Ruth, PIPP, Schang,
M ousel, Devormer. Error: Mitchell
Huel, Scott (2), Two-base nil: Burns
(2). Three-base hlls: Miller. Meusel.
Home run: I'ritt. Stolen liases: Hunan,
Mitchell, Mill, Ruth, Plpp. Meuxel.
Saurtfloea; Ward VI). Double pleya: Mit
chell, Pratt. Burn. Dugan. Ward Plpp.
Left on baaes. New York, I; Boaton, 6.
Haeee on Ball: Off Bush 1; W. Colllne.
1 Struck out: By Hush. 2; Jones. 1; W.
Collins, 5. lilts: Off Bush. I In S; Jones
2 In 4, l.nalng pitcher. Hush. empires:
HUdebrand and Kvans. Timt: 2:20.
Safe or Out
Q. If a player knockn a double doff h
have tu touch first baae?
A. Without f.L
Q. Ctiti you taka mora than una bale on
a paM.fl bull that iff a Mtrtkt?
A. An many u you can unlfnn thAre ia
ll Mperlttl renin rule.
Q. Can more than lwo fielrtr get on
th baa line whn th-y am trying to
toufh a player out ?
A. .
Q. If a player k nut kg a home run does
he hrtv tn touch vty ha-?
A. lie loes.
Q. If th liaKs at full anil tho buta
mun hita th runner who m ffoing Irmn
Biioiwl to third with a tunnar, can th
runnrr on third m-oru?
A. No. 1 he hatter irow to flra, and (he
othr runnwa hold their tMbara.
ll
ft7 77, . 1
CIGARETTES
Patterson
a) l'Otr.t llilU V Sept 5 A
I lalunt rlf. nt tu Like I lie llaiit cup
ililrrnatiolis! tr.tiii li imt t' hy In
Au-lrjlu fulled ttnlay mi (be turf
tuurt ol tlir sliic i filt
tirtald I.. I'atU'itou. iir nl tle -
tipodrati hallcimrra, mrt am) ln-t
stiiriUK three .i-t l .iltli t W illiam
Johtistoit of So; J'liui i-iu. l'2, ( 2.
ii I. and the nip w,is Antrric o' for
iinothi r year at lrjt.
W'brii Patterson walked on the
i uni t- Willi loliiistnti, the IiiiiiIcii ol
.uir.ilia's liuiis rrtnl upon hi
-lioil'tlrr. He iliil lite tioltmute,
J.iiites (), Audrroii, hail bcirt de
feated in tin- Kinglet matt In 4 lal
, v
id,iv hv William I'. I ilil'n and
jolinn
on. '1 1. en mi Saturday Patter-
sou, pnei with Pal O'lfar Wood,
won l lie doiililet etnoiiiiter iu straight
t Doiii Tiltlfii and Vincent
Richards.
Patterson wa brilliant today, but
hi opponent, te,t'ly, at curate, w as
rteil more ki. Johnston's tjdines
tarried him through most ol the rat-
j lies and his disconcerting eliaupc of
pace kepi J'.iiltt son tonlinually on
the run.
Patterson had hi backhand work
ing better today than against Tilden
on Friday. Johnston soon learned
this and drew Pjltrrson into a deep
court game. Johmtoii's drive were
deeper. He went to the net but few
time.
fn the second match today Ander.
on gave Tilden a cloe brush hi '
five srt4. The scores were 6-), 5-7,
.1-0, 6-4. f)L Anderson was the
more brilliant of tho two, but bis
strength ebbed after the third let
and 'filden'a stamina carried him
through. Anderson displayed the
sort of game that his teammate, Pat
O'Jfara Wood, used 'in the double
nn.tch Saturday, He drove to the
side lines through Tilden' feet and
across court for placements that
ended many of the long ralhe. So
many of the Australian's drives came
so fast that Tilden made no attempt
to return them.
"Babe" Herman Called
Home by Illness
"Babe" Herman, who has been per
forming around the initial corner for
the Buffaloes, was called to his home
in California today by illness in hi
family. '
Herman may not return this sea
soon. Barney Burch, owner of the Oma
ha Buffaloes, announced yesterday
that he has purchased Pitcher.
"Lefty" Schuppe from the Grand
Island club of the Nebraska State
league.
Schuppe is evpecled to report to
the Buffaloes' this week.
Grand Circuit Results
Hartford, Conn. Sepi. s Small fields
started in the opening day' grand cir
cuit races at Charter Oak park thla after
noon, but two of the three evenla fur.
nlahed pleniy of excitement and an ad
ditional thrill wa contributed by a apec
tacutar accident.
Summaries .
2:01 trot, puree, i, nan. three heat;
King Wntts, h h., by lienor!
Watte, Hoe Blngen I A McDon
ald) 1 1 1
Hill Sharen. ch. g , hy Captain
Aubrey (Murphy) I 4 1
Heblewyn, hr. g., by Maurice B,
Ifcrwin) t 2 4
The Creat Volo, b. h, by Peter
the llrtat (Cnx) 4.3 1
Time: 2:07Vi. 2:07V,, 2.051s.
2:10 trot, purse, 11,000, Ihree heat:
Pluto Watte, b. h., by General
Watts-Rose Blngen ( M-.ketaon ) X I 1
Dottle Fay, br. in., by Morgan Ax
worthy (A McDonald) 3 1 S
Admiral Harrla, b, g, by Bergen
(Harrison) I 4 3
Wllanka. br. ni . by Th Northern
Man to. McDonald) 2 4
Little .len. hr. n... by Caduces th
Ureal (Wright) 4 I
Tallahut.hle also etarted.
'nine: 3:014. 2:0?4, 3:0I'.
Three-year-old Irot, purse, ILOOO, two
In three:
Edith Worthy, b. f. hv Ouy As-'
worthy, Miss Prtreiu IL Hruele) I I
Suavity, b. f , by Ktawab-tiuava
( Cox 3 1
Time: 2;I3V. 2:111.
ii i
lJ 4 it tl
Pi
A