THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 19l;.
SIOUX EASILY TARE GAME
Now Jeff Can Umpire the World's Series
Drawn for The Bee by "Bud" Fisher
Lambast Closman and Lots at Will
Daring 'Contest
FINAL SCORE TWELVE TO TWO
AVheatler. , for Indian, Proves In
rlnclblr, Allowlnar Eleven lilt,
Oot of Which Onlr Two Conn
ie Were Mnde.
sioux crrr, Sept 30.-Sloux City ant
Omaha staged a farce gome today, the
former winning easily by a score of 12
to 2. The locals pounded both Closman
and Lotx hold, while Wlteatley for the
Houx was Invincible In the pinches,
Score:
SIOUX CITY.
12
All. It. II. O. A. E.
Coonor, Sb a 1 1 2 1
Wood, if 6 0 4 2 0
bmlth, s 3
Callahan, 3b 4
Davidson, cf..... 4
Hum,, lb...... G
Marshall, rL ., 4
Vann, cr. 7. ....... 4
WheMlej', p ..4
o , 1
0, 1
0 3
2 7
2 3
4," '6
2 " 1
Totals . .17 12 15 27'
nviui
Alt. It II. O. A. B.
Justice, as 5 112 3
Coyle, If 3 0 1 1 0
Thomason, cf ... 6 0 0 2 0
MMigaltan, if 5 13 2 0
Kane, lb 4 0 0 6 1
Rhtestak, c. 5 0 3. 7 2
Faynp. 2b..... 4 0 13 3
Schlpke, 3b 4 0 2 1 1
Closman, p 1 0 0 0 1
Lots, p.. 3 0 0 0 0
Tofttln ) 2 11 "1 in
Omaha 0 00000 1 0 12
BIOUX City 0 4 0 3 0 0 2 3 -12
Jrt on bases: Bloux City, 11; Omaha,
3i First baee on errors: Hloux City, 1;
umana, . nacriuce jms: uoyie, vann.
Two-base hits: SchlDlte. Vann. Jimt r
WheaUey. Consraltnn. Htnien linn- WnnA
WhcaUey. Hits: Off Closman, 6 In ono
" iwo-iniraB innings; on Ixitz. 3 in six
and one-third Innlnim. rintihl n1nv
Justice to Payne to iiane. Shestak to
IT.H, n Dl,..I.b .....'. ... . ....
.Mite iu 7iimLn ciruuii uuii iiy uios-
man, 1; by Lots, 6i by Wheatley. B. Bases
on balls: Off IViij. it! nrr vi,.nti..
IM by pitched ball: Davidson. Time:
2:00. Umplro: Wood.
JOSIES Wlflf KltOUt IIOOSTEUS
Opening- Hume of Series Goes with
Hattlnnr Ilnlly.
DEB MOINES. Kept. 30.-Ht. Joseph won
the opening gatno of the scries here this
afternoon, by a score of 5 to 3. The two
teams- wore tied In the eighth, but a two
run rally gave the visitors the game In
the ninth. Score:
DISS MOINKS. .
AU. II. II. O. A. E.
it. 5 12 4 13
IJreen. rf. . 4 1 l l l o
& 5 0 2 2 0 0
Sheldon, 2b 4 113 0 1
Jones, lb 8 0 2 U 0 0
nellly, ss. t; 3 0 3 3 2 1)
S,mwi. Q 2 0 1 5 2 0
Kwoldt 3b. 4 0 11 j 1
Lakoff, p j.. 4 0 0 0 5 0
Totals 31 a 12 27 12 E
ST. JOSEPH.
AB. n. U. O. A. E.
Dawson, rf. 5 1 3 2 0 1
' v.- 6 2 3 0 0
Westcrill, 3b, 3 0 1 a 2 0
Zwilllng. cf. 5 0 1 2 0 0
Oygll. lb. 5 0.1 6 0 0
Koepplng, 2b 3 112 2 0
fecnang, c. 4 0 1 10 2 0
Melnke, ss. , 3 0 0 0 1 0
SteMer, p. , .,. 2 0 2 0 3 0
XJochier, p .,.. 1 0 0 0 1 0
Totals 30 6 12 77 U 1
Des, Moines 0 1 1 0 0 0 1. 0 03
St. Joseph .....,.,2 00100002-5
Two-bnao hits: nellly, Fox. First base
ow balls: Off Lakaff. 2; off fiterxer. 4
Wruck out; Bjr Lakaff. 4: by Btorier
fy BoeWer s. Sacrifice hltsj Jon
&ifMfU 8naw- Stolen 'bases:
KHy. Koetjter, Breen. Hunter. Hit by
pitched ball.' Westercll. Double inlay
Schan to Melnke to Westersll. Illti? Off
'"if Ix .an1 two.thJrds Innings.
Tlnie: 2:30. Umpire: Anderson.
' MltilifSH K It RATIO AND LOSBS
Wlekit Oslsa Victory Over Topeka
la WalkaTrar.
r,!$hlaTA,. n-' Bcut. a).-Brratlo
E,tfJ,,n n ft part of Mil er and looss
m.wirhta'iS "art ! teammates
cava Wichita an easy victory today, iioih
sides hit the ball hard. Score: 1
WICHITA.
, AB. U. II. O. A. E.
"PP. .... ; 1 3 4 4 1
AIUIlDIMUIl, It D
Mlddleton, cf..,,.,., 6
llughes. lb K. 3
WUs, rf., 3
Davis, rf., 0
Burke, 2b. 5
1-3 0
3 0 0
1 - 8 8
12 0
O
3
1
1
3
2 0
5
1
1
0
2
emiui. jd. ............ f o
TVacob. a 5 'O
Durham, p 6 0
, 1
0
1
Total 49 13 l ni 13
AH.
Cochran, 3b,,:.t... 5
Forsythe, rf 5
McUarry, 2b 4
Koerntr. lb,,,.. 6
Gear, if,., a. 5
McAllister. 1 c &
McCuHough, cf 4
Miller, p.. 4
Fullerton, p 1
n.11. o, A. 'E.
V M
4
3
7
1
3
3
0
0
, .Totals 42 6 15 :a , J S
McLarry out for Interfering.
Nlcholion out on third strike.
Topeka 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 ) 3-6
Wichita 4 1 0 3 3 0 3 0 -ll
Left on bases: Wichita, b; Topeka, 10.
First base on errors: Wichita, 6: Topeka,
1. Sacrifice hit: Hughes. Two-baie hits:
McCullough, Koerner, Forsythe. Throe
base hits: Cochran, llurke C). Stolen
base: McLArry. Hits: Off Miller. 13 In
six and two-thirds Innings; off Fulltrton,
2, tn one and one-third Innings. Poubl
play Rapp to Uurke to Hughes. Struck
uut; By Durham. 1; by Miller. 1; by Ful
lerton, 1. liases on balls: Off Durham,
1, off Miller, 4; off Fullerton. 1. Time:
1:40. Umpire: Collltlower.
LINCOLN W1N8 THE OriSNBH
TnUra Flmt Game of Series from the
DenTcr Team.
LINCOLN, Sept. 30."-Llncoln won the
opening game of the final Denver series
bv a score of 3 to Z. In a pitchers' battle
between Scogglns and Gilbert, both left
handers. Scogglns had but one bad In
ning, when the visitors scored both their
runs. Lincoln bunched hits-in two In
nings. The present series was trans
ferred from Denver In exchange for a
transfer of JJpcoln games earlier In the
asason. Score: '
UNCOIN.
a if, n. it. 0.
A. E,
Lloyd. Jb. .4,..
Mullen, lb. ....
Cole, ?f.
McCormlck, If.
Barbour. b. .
Ilouah, rf.
Collins, rf. ..
Donrllng. ss, .
Baker, & ....
ail
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
Stoggjns, p,
Totals :.,n s
DENVER.
7 27 -14
AU. It. I!.' O. A. E.
Qulllln. Sb S. 1 0 t 3 0
CoMldy. rf. JM'O 2 0 0
Channel!, cf. 4.0 1 1 0 0
Butcher. 2b. 3 0 1 5 2 0
Elston, If. 4 0S100
fllock o 3 0 0 5 2 0
Coffey, sa. 4 0 1.3 2 0
Fisher, lb 3 0 0 8 1 0
Bnahr. lb. 0 0 0 1 0 0
Gilbert, p. 4 1 S 1 S 0
Totals 30 2 1 13 0
One-'iut when winning run scored.
SJucoln 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1-4
Dcavr 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0-2
Two-oasv nu: Mruormica. aacrnce
hUt Mlillea Caasldy. lUock. Sacrifice
files: Mullen. Butcher. Double plays'
fey to Butcher to FUhe Qulllln to
F!btr, First base on balls; Off Scog.
Clou, 3: off Gilbert, 4. Struck out Ily
Sccggins. 4:, by Gilbert. E. Hit by pitched
balls Lloyd, by Gilbert.- Wild ltch:
Scogglna. Stolen bsse: Gilbert Time:
IM. U!rei O'Toole.
11 ... : - irt 1
KrONoS G7 KNXtHROW . .. J. , ANOncusO,eP.l. . ' -
o I cwixTtT Js'T AT ) .- , - M to yoj iFT 1 ;
ON OSBftta. TERfA,. fH? ru. SHOW j O&gl : t " VvATMS NMrAtVT
f AND THEN SMHfffM X SUfsrA y v flANO VJHM X 5HoJT "V , t f fAVSEU 1 I
-. .
' 11 1 ... .
HEW YORK GIANTS BLANKED
"Lefty" George Tyler 8hut Out
Champions, Eight to Nothing.
M'ORAW PUTS IN MANY SUBS
DelrR-ntlons from Hurler's Home
Town and Ills Tenmmntes Remem
ber Hint with Cnp, Money
nnd Cheat of Sllrer.
UfeTON. Sopt 30.-Thls was "Tyler
Day" ftt.tho local National league park
and "Lefty" Gcorgo Tyler shut out Nev
York, 8 to 0, In Boston's final game of
the season with the Qlan'ts. The league
champions again presented a team of
many substitutes nnd their hitting was
weak. In honor of Tyler a delegation
camo from Perry, N, If., his homo, and
Mayor Fairbanks of Derry., presented
Tyler with 0, silver loving, cup and 310)
In gold. The pitcher's teammates gave
him a, chest of sliver and Manager Gray
of the Lowell club, , under -whose direction
ha broke Into base ball, presented him
with diamond slervo buttons. Score:
NBW YORK, BOSTON".
Atl.ll.O.A.E. AO-lt.O.A.K.
Itenos, lb.. 4 lit lHmlth. 4 0 t 1 0
anil. Sb...4
Thixpe, If... 4
t 3
1
1 iiimnin rr.. a a i
2 0Hwrnr. lb.) 1 I
0chmt4t. lb, 4 1 10
wuson. id. . t
1 11
McCorrak. rf 1 0
0 QIXTJ. if s 1
Klotk, 8 1 3
3 OMann. cf. . . . S
0 OUrml. lb 4
1 0 lUrldtn. c. . 4
a OTjTltr, P I
1 4
1 0
J
1 0
coopr, cf... s
I 0
nnir. e. .. 1
Fromn. D. . 1
1
0 0
Bchupp, p... J
0 1
in -
Tottta IS U f. II 0
Total It 7 II 14 I
New Yolk 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0-4
Boston 2 t 3 0 I 0 0 1 8
Two-base hltst Cooper, Herbog.
Two - base hltsi Cooncr. Herxoir.
Schmidt, Harlden, Tyler, Griffith. Hits:
Off Fromme. 8 In four Innings; off
Schupp, 7 In four Innings. Sacrifice hits:
Mann, Tyler, moien bases: Bweeney,
Schmidt Deal. Doubld Plays: Stock to
Grant; Tyler to Svueney to Schmidt Left
on bases: New York. &: Boston 7. naaes
on balls: Off Fromme, 1; off Schupp, 1
off Tyler, 1. First bass on errors; Bos.
ton, i. Htruck out: iiv Bcnunn. i: by
-Tyler, 5. Passed balls: Hartley, 3. Time;
i:ia i mpires: itiem ana unn.
Ilivldr Dnnble-lteader.
PHILADELPHIA. Sent SO.-Todav's
double-header hero resulted In an even
oreax, t'luiatieipma winning the first
game, 10 to 9. ana Brooklyn the second.
3 to 1.
n the oDvnlhK ei.itaeement nrooklvn
scored nine runs In the flint liminir.
Klxey started and wus taken out after
two runs had been scored and with the
oases mien, unaimers then went to the
ruouer ana pucneu to four batsmen, six
runs going over the plate und a man be
ing on third when Marshall went In. One
more run was scored before the Inning1
ciuseu. i-minueipnia men began a great
uiimu BiruRuie unu ilea me score by mix
ing three liltn with two passes and two
errors In the eighth, and won In the ninth,
when Bums doubled and Knabe singled,
scoring Heed, who ran for Burns. Itagan
pucneu me enure game ror Brooklyn,
while Marshall was taken nut tn '
eighth for a pinch hitter and CamnlU
held tlvd visitors In chtck In the ninth.
In the second contest tlmelv hlttimr h
Moran. Collins and Wheat off rnmnii,'
delivery gave Brooklyn enough runs to
win. o( a nji wbb maun oir walker
until the eighth Inning, while sensational
catches by Collins and Wheat staved off
a rally by the home team In the final ses
sion. Bcore, first game:
WtOOKI.YV. PHIUUMU-PlltA.
AD.II.O.AK. AU H.O.A.T
Morns, tt. . 4 t I OKnebe. lb... I 1 111
"utihir. lb I 1 t v 1 DoRn. u. . I 1 1 S 1
nIIin. rf... s a Q-suibfrt. lb... I 1 ! 1 o
Whttt. It... 6 2 0 0 IIMim, If.... 4 1 I 0
KrtrUrk, bl 0 I 0 0Dvor. It... 1 0 1
ftntth, lb... 4 lit tOsntb, rf.. 11400
niW ii... I I t t ILudmis. in. t I 1 1
MtOirtr. e.. t o l n opukert. cf.. 4 I I o
FlKtyrr. e .. 1 1 1 0 Hoola. ...... e 0 1 s 1
nxjtac p 4 10 4 Olurai c 1 1 4 e e
Hirer. B....0 0 0
ToUU U t! 10 IChslmtn, p. 0 0 0 t
Uaratatll. p.. 1 0 0 X0
' CmnU. p.. 0 0 0 1 0
Mltlr 1 1 o .
Ilet4 - 0 0 0 0 0
Barker .... 0 0 0 0
ToUI.....U I n 4
One out when winning run scored.
Batted for Msi-shall in eighth.
Bnn for Burns In ninth.
Batted for Camnlts In ninth.
Brooklyn 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 09
Philadelphia 1 10 10 0 15 110
Two-has b'ts: Itarnn. Smith. Luderus
(2). Patkert Cravath Burns. Home run;
LoBert Hits; Off Blxey. 3 (none out In
first); off Chalmers. 2 inope out In first):
off Marshall. 5 rf eight Innings; off Cam.
nltz. I In one 'nnlng. Ssrrltlce hit: Kirk
patr'ok. Kiolcti bitse: Cutshaw. Double
n'ay: Jlorsn to McCarty Left on bases:
Brooklyn. 7v Philadelphia 11 Bases on
balls: Off llagun, 5; off Hlxey. 1. off
Chalmers. 1 First base on errors- Brook
lyn J; Philadelphia. 1 Hit by pitched
111: By lUxey. Klrkpafrlck, by Chal-
With the Bowlers
WESTEItN LEAGUE.
Flayed. Won. Lost.
Donver .....161 101 00
Dei Moines .161 SI 70
St. Joseph ,..162 85 77
Lincoln 162 Hi 79
Omaha 160 77 83
Topeka 160 72 8S
Sioux City ...161 72 S3
Wichita 161 C3 Ci)
Pet.
.6X7
.665
.525
.512
.481
.450
.447
291
NAT. LEAGUE.
W.L.P.ct.
AMEIt LEAGUE.
Phlla'Phla .95 64 ,638
Washlng'n. S7 63 .580
Cleveland .83 5 .661
Boston :,...78 69 .531
Chicago .....77 72 . 483
New York..07 49 .661
Phlla'Dhla .86 59.503
Chicago ,...86 03 .670)
Pittsburgh 78 69 .531
Boston 68 82 .453 Detroit 64 R5 .430
Brooklyn ..63 82 .4421 St Louls.,,,66 64 i37? ,
umcinnau ,si .si ,ui ntw xorn,,vo .ai
St. Louis... 49 99 .3311
Yesterday's Resalts.
WESTEBN LEAGUE.
Lincoln, 3; Denver, 2.
Topeka, 6: Wichita, 12.
St Joseph, 6: Des Moines, 3,
Omaha. 2; Sioux Cltv. J2.
NATIONAL LEAOUE.
rllooklyn, 9-35 Philadelphia, 10-L
New York. 0: Boston. 8.
AMERICAN LEAOUE.
Jloston. 3-3: New York. 2-0.
"I'htladelphla, 0; Washington, 3,
Unmes Todny,
wiiitm TAaminTJncoln at Denver. To
peka at Wichita, Bt. Joseph at Des Moines,
Omaha at Sioux City. .
National League Brooklyn at Phlla-'
delphla, New York at Boston. '
American Louguo Boston at New York,
Philadelphia at Washington.
mors, Bmlth. Struck out: By IUgan, 2i
by Marshall 8. Wild pitch: . Chalmers.
Time: 1155. Umpires: Byrpn and Rlgler.
Score second game;
DHOOKLYN. VHILABKLPHIA.
AO.H.O.A.K. An.H.O.A.B.
Itorun, rt., i 19 0 OKnsbe, lb... 1 0 14 0
CuUftaw, lb. 4 0 1 ODooita. is... 4 1 J 4 0
Colllni, rf... 4 110 otbrt. lb.. 4 e 1 1 0
Wttt. If..., 4 110 0Mt. If.... 4 110 0
KrkpUrk. lb S 1 OCraTtth. rf.. 1 0
Hmlth. Sb... 4 1 1 1 Otudnrut. lb. 4 1 11 0 0
Move. .... I 0 3 0 0Pkl. ef 1 0 S 0 (J
riieher c.l 0 0 DKIlllfer. c... 1 0 410
Wtlktr, P...I 10 1 IDurni s.. 0 0 0 0 0
. nwnltl. p.. 1 0. 0 4 0
To tilt 13 1) 17 10 Orinntran. p, 0 ,0 0 0 0
rMTor 0 0 0 0 0
Miller 1 0 0 0 0
, TotiU U 3 37 II 0
Batted for KUllfer In eighth,
Batted for Camnlts In eighth.
Brooklyn ..1 0 0 U 0 1 H
Philadelphia, 0 0 0 Q 0 0 0 0 1-1
Two-base hits: MorVn, Klrkpatrlck,
Walker. Hits: Off Camnlts, 10 In eight
Innings; off Flnnoran, 2 tn one Inning.
Sacrifice hits: Collins, Mowe, Moran.
Sacrifice, flies: Wheat, Cravath. Stolen
bases: Moran, Lobert Double plays:
Klrkpatrlck to Mowe; Knabe to Klllfei
to Luderus. Lett on bases: Brooklyn, 11:
Philadelphia, 5. Bases on balls: Off
Walker, 4; oft Camnlts, 4; oft Flnneran,
1. Hit by pitched ball: By Camnlts,
Mowe. Struck out: By Walker, 6; by
Cumnltt. 3. Time- 1:43. Umpires; Rlg
ler and uyron.
Directum I Wins
the Board of Trade
Stake at Columbus
COLUMBUS, a, Sept 'sa-ITonounciA
favorites In three pacing; races on trie'
Columbus Grand circuit program were;
wlnnora today, but the Columbus sfake for
8:03 trotters did not go to the favorite,'
Robert MllroL Cheeney, the Texas mare,'
won the latter event after the first heat
had been taken by the 4-year-old mare,
Rythmslt. "Each heat was trotted under
2:07 and the fastest was In 2;05H. Ityth
tnell was distanced In the third heat
Directum I and Frank Bogash, Jrp did
not meet, though both were eligible to
the Board of Trade stake, which the East
View pacer won handily In straight heats.
His best time was 3:0CH and was within
ii nuarter of a second of his record.
Frank Bogash, Jr.. was raced In 'fft
Arch City stake, th feature of which was
the contest for the placo between -Del RoyJ
and Foote Prince. In the final heat
Driver Murphy did not slow Frank Bo
gash, jr., down neailng the, finish andj
his pacer took a. new mark, anew.
exhibition Games.
At Toledo- R.H.E.
St Louis (American) .....0 3 0
Toledo (American association). 1 6 1
Bat t erica: Buumgardner. Mitchell and
Cra'ii: Uerg und Devogt
At Louisville R.H.B
Pittsburgh (National) 5 2
Lou.svllle (Amsrtcan association).... 6 II 4
Batteries: Adams, IJendrlx. Cooper aftd
Gibson; Ellis and Clamons. Ten Inning.
fRED SOX DEFEAT YANKEES
Boston Takes Both Ends of Double
1 Header from Highlanders.
NEW YORK BLANKED IN SECOND
Mcllale Does Effective Work in the
Pinches and Keeps Score Doirn
Game Called at JKnd of Elwhth.
on Aocoant of Darkness.
NEW YORK1, Sept S0.-Boston. turned
the tables, on New York today and won
both games of & double-header. The first
game was decided 8 to 2 and the second,
3 to 0. In the opener Leonard held New
Tork to seven scattered hits. An error
was responsible for one of the two runs.
Boston hit Ford hard, bunching hits In
three different innings for a run each
time.
In the second game Mosely held the
home team to two singles, one In the, first
and one In the eighth. Mcllale did ef
fective work In the pinches and kept the
score down. A running bare-handed
catch off MalseVby Hooper In deep center
was the fielding feature. The game was
called at the end of the eighth Inning
on account of darkness. Score, first
game:
D08TON. NEW YORK.
AD.II.O.AK , An.H.O.A.B.
lUbr, rf....4 14 0 OMiImI. lb... 1 0 10 0
MuiMr. lb... 4
Itoow, cf.. 4
ttnls. If.... 4
1(0 OHirtitll, rf. 1 0 1 0 0
1 3 0 0RTM. It 10 10 0-
1 I 0 OKnltht, lb., t 1 1 0
10 1 OZtUtt. lb... 10 10 0
114 01loldn. cf.. 1 0 0 0 1
1 0 t Ollooiv), m.... 1114 1
111 ORtjnoIdi, c. 1 0 0 1
0 0 1 OMclUll, p.. 3 0 0 4 0
(Untner lb. I
Yerkes. lb... 1
Janrrln, 4
Ttiomu. c... 4
MoMlir, p.. 1
ToUtl IS Ull I 0 Totlli...,.15 IMS!
Boston ,. 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0-3
New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Game called at end or eighth account
dark nets,
Two-base hits: Hooper, Rehg. Stolen
bases: Hartxell, Hooper. Left on bases:
Boston, B: New-York, 2. Double play:
Gardner to Yeikesto Mundy. Struck out:
By Mcllale. 3; by Moseley, 5. Bases on
balls: Off Mcllale. 1; of.peley, 1. Hit
bv pitched ball: By McHale. Y,-rkcs.
Wild pitches; Mcllale, , Tlmo: 1:33.
Umpires: Ecan and Evan,.
POSTON. KBW YORK.
An.r.n.A.v . ah. ii. o.AB.
ItthK. rf.... 4 1 t 1 OUSIwl. lb... 4 10 10
Tnsl. lb....4
i it o iiisvueii, rr. i
too ftCre. if.-... 4
10 0 OWIIIltiiuTlb 1
111 OKnUnU lb., 8
lit OZelder lb... S
t 1 1 OWMUratt. cf I
110 OPM-klnrt, nl
0 0 1 OAwtenev. c.. 1
TWrnoldi. c. 0
nooptr. nr. I
lla. 1I...C 4
Gardnar, Sb. 4
Yrrket. tb... 4
JiuirrlD. .. 4
Ct.it. d.....,4
Leontrl, p.. 1
ToUU 14 13 17 11 irord. p 1
Fetauli. p.... 0
Ilol4n .... 1
CUwll .. 0
Total! U 7 37 II l
Batted for Fowi In eighth.
Ran for Sweeney in eighth,
Boston , 1 0000110 0-2
New York ,. a 0 0 0 1 C 0 0 1 O-J
Sacrifice hits: Hooper, Leonard, Hart
sell. Stolen bases: Yerkes. Pecklnpaugh.
Left on bases: Boston. 6; New York, 2.
Double plays; Yerkea to Engle; Janvrln
to Engle; Zelder to Knight. Struck out:
By Leonard. 3: by Ford, 1. by Schults, 2.
Hits: Off Ford. 12 tn eight Innings; off
Schultt, 0 In one Inning. Time: 1:37.
Umpires: Evans and Egan.
Athletics Ave Shut Out.
WASHINGTON, sept, 30. Ayrea, a re
cruit nltcher from Richmond. Vs.. went
through his first full major league game
today azalnst the Athletics and shut them
out, 3 to a The young star pitched a fine
gapie, striKing our. eleven ana giving no
bases on balls. Boardman was wild and
the support behind hurt was weak.
The champions played second string men
gain today, only one of the renulais get-T
airaln
ting Into the game, Strunk, who replaced
Brlckley In the seventh and made the
only clean hit against Ayres.
Peffer, one of Philadelphia's joung in
fielders, waa hit by a thrown ball before
tne game started ana nna to ue carried
off the field. His condition Is nol seri
ous. Score:
PH1UADKL.PHIA. WASHINGTON
' An.H.O.A.B. AD.H.O.A.B.
Dlr. cf....4 1 1 o Mller. rf.. I 3 o 0
WtUh. It.... 4 0 1 0 OVIIUn. cf.... 1 110
Frill. Sb.... 4 0 11 ornattr, lb... 1 0 0 11
Csrutbn, Sb4 1 1 1 lOindll. lb... 4 1 10 0 0
nrkkUr. r.f 1 0 0 0 OMorsia. lb.. 4 1 0 1 1
Btrunk, rf . 1 110 Ottaarr, ....! 0 11 0 0
Aru. as... 4 0 4 0 lAeoata. t...l 1 0
Ore. lb. 1 0 T 1 IMrBrtd. all 1 1 0
aitbol. t ... 1 I I OAirt. p 4 0 0 1
Batrdmia plOOOO
TolaU. . . in
Totala... .11 4 24 I I
Philadelphia, 0 OOOOOOOO-O
Washington 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 -S
Two-base hit: Gandll. Sacrifice hit:
A coat a. Stolen bases: Milan, Acosta,
Morgan, McBride. Double plays: Car
ruthers to Orr; Morgan to McBride to
aandll. Left On. bases: Philadelphia, 6,
Washington. 9. Bases on balls: Off
Boardman. 6. Frst base on errors; Phil
adelphia. 2Washlngton. 2. Hit by pitched
ball: By Ayres, Brlckley, Struck out.
By Boardman, 4: by Ayres, 11. Passed
balls: Getdel, 2. Time: 1:45. Umpires:
Connolly and Dlneen.
Bellevue Squad
Now Beginning to
Have Its Troubles
Cellevue foot ball troubles have begun.
The slump that comes to all teams sooner
or later tn the season Is here In eamat
Brantt right tackle, has a bad ah'o'tlder
due to a fall on the slippery field. Wil
son, a new man, Is -mfinns fnm Indi
gestion and others have asri ankles and
knees,
Llchtenwallner has not shown up yet
and some doubts are. entertained as to
whether he will. His place Is being filled
by Cummlngs, who fills tho position In
every way but weight Gustaveson, a big
200 pounder, has reported for practice andj
Is making good at guard. With a little
more experience his weight, strength and
speed will put him' among tho leaders of
his class.
One of the chief gloom dispensers Is the
tackling ability of the new men. The
varsity have their hands full to break
up the defense of tho scrubs. Yoder, Find-
ley and Dale, however, break up Inter
ference like vets, In spits of their email
size. They will probably compose a pony
back field.
Were It not for the keen competition
for places, and the fighting pep pounded
into the new men by the coach, the sloppy
weather would keep tho men out of prac
tice, but the new men have gotten into
the spirit of the gama so thoroughly that
they don't mind, the wet. j
Milwaukee and the
Grizzlies Are to Play
One Contest at Pa's
Dave Itourko li ntffoUatlnc with Mon
et To ! TTsnr1r-4rl a r tVi Tn vr tin ma
ball tearrf for tho staging of one of the1;
. ....... n.i..n.J
and the Milwaukee team at Rourke park.
From present Indications the game has!
been settled and will be played here on
October 9.
The Milwaukee Brewers this year won
the championship of the Amerlcaii asso
ciation unu win ratoi uiu uonver iciun n nnnillll HI At SUIT iiimr. -rill-a
series of best three games out of five1 BROWN WALNUT WINS THE
for the minor league champlonslilp of the
country.
American Association
Closes a Good Season
CHICAGO, Sept. 30. The A'merlcan as
sociation closed today what President
Chlvliurton Dronounced. 6. very good sea
son. Milwaukee Is the new pennantj Russell, tliira, uest time. Z:J2i.
winner, having won only yesterday after. Three-year-old futurity pace. May Di
a race, to the closeness of which lsrrect, won; Comet and Sulpho, tied for
ascribed the success of the 1913 campaign, j second and third. Best time, 2:214.
Four of six clubs were pennant con-. Pacing, 2:15 class, purse 11,000: Brown
tendera this year. Besides Milwaukee.
I wMumouswiy m ui ....
Louisville, and finally Minneapolis bat
Columbus eany in me season, men
tled to the top, and the keenness of tne
race and the uncertainty of Its outcome
kept the fans all over the circuit Inter
eated. '
Th. -MiiwiaiiVaa flub it is - understood. P
will play a posVseason aeries with thej
iJenver learn, winner m m h
league, though definite arrangements
have not been made for the contests.
The annual meeting of the association
probably will be held In January.
Some Problem.
Miles of typewriter ribbon have been
worn out discussing the chances of the
contesting teams In the big seerecs, but
not a word has been said, of gentle John
Shlbe's problem of distributing 11,000 re
served seat tickets among 1,500.000 persons.
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Attendance at the
World's Series is
Growing Yearly
The amazing growth of the popularity
of base ball Is strikingly shown by tho
Increase tn attendance and In gate re
ceipts from year to year at the world's
series contests.
In 18S4, when the first world's cham
pionship contest was played between the
Providence team of tho National league
and the Metropolitans, winners of the
American Association pennant, 'the at
tendance was 2,000.
The receipts were about 31,500.
The game was played on tho old Polo
grounds lq New York City,
In 1905 the total attendance at the five
championship games was 91,723.
In 1906. when the Chicago White Sox
won the title from the Chicago Cubs, tho
receipts jumped to over 3100,000.
In 1909 the gate receipts at the Pittsburgh-Detroit
series were 21SS.362.50, the
attendance 145,295.
In 1910, at the Athletics-Chicago scries,
the attendance was 124,222, tha receipts
S173.9S0.
The Athletics-New York contests In
1911 drew 179.N1 persons and $312,164.
Last year the New York-Boston con
tests attracted 231,901 people, and the sato
receipts wero tho enormous sum of
490,449.
NAMES LIST OF EUGIBLES
TO PLAY IN CHICAGO SERIES
CINCINNATI, Sept SO.-The National
Base Ball commission,- supplemental to
the announcement of tho dates, umplrex
nnd details of the teries of base ball
games between the Chicago National and
Chicago American league clubs, today
gave out the official list of players elig
ible to contest tn this series. It follows:
Chicago National league club:. Archer,
Breshahan, Brldwell, Cheney, Coritdon.
Evers, Good, Humphries, Lavnder,
Leach. Miller, Moore. Needham, Phelai,
Fierce, Saler, Schulte , Smith, Stack
Stewart, Vaughn. Watson. Williams nnd
Zimmerman.
R?rhJs mr'ca" 5'eau,? ub: Jn2' '
?,Bodl':B'eton' .aUahar Cha?' !
---..,,.v., VUIKIIB, l.a,.CI I,
Fournier, Gleason, Kuhn, Lathrop, .Lord,
Russell. Kchalk. Scott. Smith. Sullivan.
! Wnlsh, Weaver and White.
FEATURE EVENT AT SEDALIA
SEDALIA, Mo., Sept. SO. Brown Wal
nut, driven by Erwln, won the 2:15 pace,
the feature event of the first day's pro
gram of the Great Western, harness races
which began here this afternoon.
Summaries:
Three-year-old futurity trot: Wlsprlte,
won; Effle Nelson, second; County Clay
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