Giants Break Even With Phillies.Dodgers,Though Idle,Drop Into Second Place as Reds Win Cravath Men Dies From Blow Movie a Man Who to His Bathing Suit : : By briggs Chapman by Make Stirring of Forgot Bring Ball; Carl Mays Exonerated Rallies in Ninth Cleveland Player's Skull Was Fractured in Game Five Leading Batters One bringsVictory Over Netv Monday, and Operation In Two Leagues Yorkers, Another Ties Up Proved Unsuccessful Big Game ; Many Pitchers Used (Continued from one) NATIONAL I.EAflfK paga Player. Club. O. Aft. R. li. TC. 102 .374 From a Special Correspondent field was sent back ran Hornnbr, St. Lou!*. Ill 433 60 word to th*it he I. Smith, Hi. Louis. 7fl 257 40 K.r. .HSI PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 17. Two stir¬ was all right and for me not to worry, KoumIi, Cincinnati.. 104 »fit »6 189 .828 earned the Ktock, St. Louis... 112 454 05 MR ,820 ring ninth inning rallies so I continued with the game. John William*, Phlla....l08 431 67 141 .325 Phillies an even break over the pen¬ Henry, the Washington catcher, who AMERICAN LEAGUE nant flying Now York Giants this after¬ went out to the clubhouse to see him, Player, Chib. Q. A«. R. II. Pr. noon. The ninth in the Nlsler, St. l.ouin .110 444 «3 1H0 .405 inning rally told me that Chapman was all righ. ri|>niker. Cleveland. Ill 411 101 IM .:>,m first game served to tic up the contest and that ho said for to Ruth, New York. HO 352 127 I3S .884 nobody worry .Jiu-khit by Three bargain prices. Barnes. ordered a postponement. The presi¬ pitched balls. Some of them have been in favor of dents of both the American and Na¬ but in Hubbell and Nehf were the opposing more or less seriously injured, Summer weights. twirlers in the second, both going the tional leagues ordered flags half-masted the memory of John Heydler, president full with the ox-Giant having in all ball parks in honor of the dead of the National League, the death of Fall distance, who was weights. it over the Giant. player, loved by players and Chapman is the first fatality of this present fans all through tho country. kind in the big league. Chick Fewster, Ten Thousand in Stands The saddest part of the Chapman the Yankee infielder, had a narrow Winter weights. case is that About ten thousand were comfort¬ the young man recently escape from death this spring when ! when had come into sufficient to he was struck down in a similar fash¬ Mixtures. ably seated in the grandstand retire from property the'second game started, the bleachers professional baseball, as ion by Jeff Pfeffer, of the Brooklyn being devoid of humans because of the his young wife was anxious that he National team. Always the pitchers first should do. He had intended to retire who have accidentally injured batter? Serges. rain during the game. this but the For live innings tho game was a pret¬ spring, game called to have been themselves affected. Pfeffer. All sizes. ty hurling duel between Nehf and him and the chance of playing in tho after striking Fewster, went into a Hubbell, each yielding five hits. In the World's Series before he retired. slump as a pitcher. Walter Johnson, sixth Young "led off with a double So far as could be ascertained Chap¬ who pitches the fastest ball in th.e The biggest Sale we've down the left lield foul line. Frisch man said little after losing conscious- game, once utruck a batter r.nd for ft laid down a pretty sacrifice and Young ness from the shock of the blow. He long time afterward could not pitch had in years. rested on third. Kelly hit a wicked recovered slightly once, while on his at hi3 best. grounder to Jack Miller, who threw way to St. Laurence's Hospital, and Doors open at 8:30. swiftly to the plate as Yoiin^r started said: "Tell Kate that I am ail right." home." Then Tragcsser pulled the He referred to his wife. Senators Divide ^ famous Heinie Zim play by scaring At the hospital it was recognized im¬ Young back to third with safety. mediately that the player's injuries 176 were $43.00 Kelly in the mean time went to sec¬ were critical, and the resident surgeon, A Double-Header ond and the stage was all set for Spen¬ Dr. T. M. Merigan, decided after con¬ 579 were $50.00 cer's double against the riçht field wall, sultation that an immediate operation With the Browns which scored Younç and Kelly. A was necessary. An examination showed 324 were double play by Williams to R. Miller there was a fracture an inch and one- $55.00 cut off any further scoring. half lone; to the base of the WASHINGTON, Aug. 17..St. Louis Phillies man¬ extending 708 were In the next inning the brain. The force of the blow was sucl: and Washington split even in a double- $60.00 aged to garner a single tally on Doyle's* that even after pressure was relievec header the visitors the error of Hubbell's and singles on to-day, taking 465 were grounder the side where the ball struck il win¬ $65.00 by Le Bourveau and Rawlings. Going was believed that the brnin had beer first game, 7 to 2, and the locals into the ninth one behind, Gavvy de¬ Reds Defeat Cubs Red Sox Get Even so 10 to in the a free bat in hand jarred that it pressed against th< ning out, 9, final, 631 were $70.00 cided to take Le Bourver.u's other side of the skull. o which went eleven and start something. And he did. The Symptoms hitting contest, In Final Contest Break With paralysis were discovered. 353 were i..il ball pitched landed high against Tigers The player died shortly before fiv< inning.". $75.00 the wall in center field, and old Wooden o'clock without conscious In the opening . game, after being rested on second. recovering now. Shoes Of Series 3-2 In 1 ness. Tris Speaker and others of hi. scored on in the first inning, Courtney $35 Meusel Ties I'p Game by Big Inning teammates waited all through the nigh blanked the Browns until the ninth, for the verdict. When it was when he was hammered for six runs. sent who ran CHICAGO. Auf:. 17..In a tight game BOSTON, Aug. 17.~Boston and De¬ announce! Rawlings Casey Stengel, that had died many of thes The score: 284 were for Cravath, to third on his infield out. Cincinnati defeated Chicago in the troit won and lost in a double-header Chapman FIRST CAME $60.00 With the crowd for Williams to of series 3 to York Tribune big young men were crying like chil yelling final contest the to-day, (Copyright, 1920, New Inc.) to-day, the Red Sox winning the first dren, for was one of the bes ST. LOUIS (A. L.) I WASHINGTON (A. L.) hit a homer he fanned Chapman ab r h ro a e a'-> rhpo »( 990 were $65.00 ignominiously. 2. Doubles and Allen after 4 liked in the M two a man on third by Sicking game, to 3, and the Tigers tho second, players game. Of>rh<-r, 55.. 2 1 3 2 0 Ti:t!g», lb ..!<"' J 11 '10 That made down, At the Finish 3 to 1. ijMleon. 2b.r, 1112 OlMllan. if ...4 : : and Meusel at the bat. After two were out in the ninth put over the Wife Comes for Body ib ..50 411 4 OIKllerbe 3b .000 0 10 letting The first was decided in the Sisler, 1018 were $70.00 tho first one drift by Irish combed the winning run. At dusk time lioiv serene are, gamo a white .'.i. nli'n, cf '. 0 .-. 0 1 Klce, cf ...3 0 1 4 0 0 things opening inning, when a triple, double Early yesterday morning Will'ms, lf.5 l l O OOlBrowcr, rf...4 0 0 '-' i0 second into center, and Stengel scored Robertson's home run with one on faced, delicate little woman arrive Pmlth, 3b ..4 1 1 o SOlHarris. 2b ..3 0 2 3 4" Just as you see the- first red star. and three singles accounted for four " 1070 were $75.00 tho tieing run. base in the permitted Chicago from Cleveland and was met by mein Tobin, rf ..3 1 1 3 0 0 Shanks, Sb If 4 o 1 2 out an bound¬ eighth calm all its rush runs. During the remainder of the Billings C..2 0 o 5 0 0 O'Neill, cs .4 0 1 2 8 1 Jack Miller beat infield to tie the count. F.ller struck out How life grows where bers of the team. They had to kee Ï 0 0 1 4 c ..4 0 0 2 0 0 on gamo Oldham pitched well. Ehmke had Sothoron, p OIGharrity. 904 were er to Doug Haird and Meusel rested nine men. held the cham¬ to a the new.; back from her until .sh 'Austin 1 o » » o 'i Courtney, p..3 0 $80.00 been Vaughn Has settled tioilight hush the better of Harper in the second nurwell, o l 1 0 .100 0 Ou second. R. Miller, who had very pions to seven hits, but four were reached the hotel because of her condi p..on |Both for Nehf on his to the trees and winds tliat game. ¦P'-vcrei.l ..10 1 0 On easy other trips doubles. Of whispering creep tion. When they broke it to her sh tThompson .0 1 0 ft 0 0 181 were $85.00 smashed a to The Fenway Park flag hung at half home sector, single left, The score: As if they, too, were asleep. staff of fainted, but rallied quickly, becaus Shocker, p..o 0 0 0 Q and when Burns vnomentarly fumbled it half in memory Ray Chapman. The thero is another _->_i- CINCINNATI (N, 1. ) \ CHICAGO (N I.) Boston Royal Rooters to-day sent a life dependent upo Totals 36 : 10 27 18 ll Totals ...34 2 8 2" : 2 179 were $90.00 Meusel ambled safely across tho plate al> r h po a e ibrhlio «( At dusk time in the greater game her bearing her loss with the run. droh. 3b ...4 12 1 2 0 Flack, rf ..411 t 0 0 message of sympathy to Manager bravely. .Batted for Sothorpn in seventh Inning. winning « Chapman's was taken to th + Batted for Burweil In ninth Innimr. The initiai was indeed a Uaubert, lb..3 1 6 1 0 Terry, na ...300 0 30, Perhaps it may be jùst the same, Speaker of the Cleveland team, and body now. struggle Ronsh, of ..'.'o: 2 0 0 Robertson, lf.4 13 J 00 ordered flowers sent to Grand Central Terminal and place ¿Ran for Sevoreld in ninth inning. $45 hectic one. The Giants, though outhit, Duncan, If. ..son 3 0 0 Merkle. lb. .30013 00! As one by one with trouble past Chapman's aboard the Lake JBatted for Courtney In ninth inn-.n?. of Kopf sa ...3 0 0 2 1 0U'askert. cf. ..ano 2 01 home. Shore Limited, whic won the fracas by taking advantnKC 0 battle's at at C:.'iO m. St Louis.... 1 OOOOOOOfi 7 Véale, rf ...4 0 1 0 »'Pea!. Sb ...30 1 0 30 We face the end last, The score: departed p. The train i VV ishlngton 0 1 0 0 0 0 every error of omission by the Phillies. Sicking, 2b..4 11 S 2 0. H^ryofr. 2b ..2 0 0 1 10 due to arrive at Cleveland at 8:20 thi } 199 were Fourteen hits, three Williams, Alien, o ...4 00 9 0 Ol'Twombly ...10 1 0 0 0 Content to know that, lost or won, FIRST GAME Two-base hits.Sisler, Williams. St ion $80.00 by Cy ....4 11 o o 4 10 morning. The casket was inclosed i wore made Baker's hired eilcr, p 2 0IPaly, .3 00 DETHniT (A. L.) BOSTON (A. I..) base.O'Neill. Sacrifice.Tobin. Double by hands, V&'aifhn. 0 0 0 2 0 The is the is done. a white box and on i p...4 fight through, game ab r h pu a ei ab r h pu a a pine top was plays O'Neill, Har's and Judge; 344 were $85.00 while the Giants drove out twelve I'Neili an I Ju -. on ...313 7 S Young, 2b..4 0 2 H 5 0 Vltt, 3b ...4 1 2 0 4 0 bouquet of flowers bearing a white car If Left bai safeties. Tn'.nls 27 Oí Total.? ...3121127101 as 2 1 1 0 0 1 7: 7 on Mush, ...5 2 llra,|y. 2b...4 0 4 0, on which was written, "For the one w Louis, Washingt in, Bases balls Rixey started, but was withdrawn in .Batted for Herzog in ninth inninrr. Cobb, ef ..4 1 Í 4 1 0 Menosky, If.4 I 1 3 0 1 both Off Courtney, 3; off Sothoron, i. li:-- 148 were $90.00 Cincinnati... 1 0 0 0 0 n o 1 1.3 "Is this talk about a battle between Dempsey and Jack Johnson," Vescil, If...4 0 1 1 0 0 Hooper, rf...4 0 1 2 0 0 loved. John and Dorothy Henry Off Sothoron, 7 In G Innings; off Burweil, tho fifth after three runs had been llell'an. lb.4 0 113 1 OlM'clmila, lb.4 1 2 17 10 Several ¡on- i Chicago. 00000002 0.2 ' relatives and friends accon In 2; off Shocker, in 1. Hit by scored. Then came Meadows, who was writes L. K. H., "tp lead up to a 'movie' scenario entitled 'Dare Devil I'lnrlll, 31).4 0 0 2 SOlHetvlryx. i:f..4 1 1 1 00 100 were Two-base Robertson. lb..0 0 I S3 ..3 0 1 2 20 panied tho body and as it was carrie pitcher.By Courtney (Gerber); by Bur- $95.00 touched for four runs and six hits. For hits.Oroh, Roush, Ellison, 0 OOiHiott. well (Harris). Struck out- -By Court Flack, SIckinK. Ali^n. Home run.Robert¬ Jack and the King of the White Slavers'? Anyway, there's a title with Shorten, rf..3 0 1 0 0 0 Walters. C...3 0 10 20 through the terminal expressions < 2; the entire inning the Giants shoved son. Stulcn bases- Puncen. Groh, Dau- U..lonea, 31)4 0 3 0 2 OlS. Jones, p.2 0 1 1 3 0 by Sothoron, 1; by Burweil, t; by a of in it. No for confiscation." Btiuiage, c.,3 0 1 I 1 0 sympathy were heard on all sides. Se' Shocker, 2. Winning pitcher Burwi 146 were $100.00 across seven runs on six hits, a walk bort, Robertson. Sacrifices- Daubert, Her¬ couple unpulled punches charge eral and zog, Roush, Terrv. Left on bases.Cin- tFlagstead. 10 0 0 ooj hundred fans followed the bod empires.Hildebrand Moriarty. Time and three stolen bases, Frisch stealing Oldliam. p..3 0 0 0 5 0 to the of game.2 hours. clnnatl. 6; Chicago, 7. Bases on balls.Off îllale .10 0 0 0 platform gates, standing bar> now. two of the sacks. Filler. 3: off VatiKhn. 2. Hit by pitcher. More Revision 0¡ headed as it was carried SECOND (¡AME $55 With a 4 to 6 the crowd looked Bv Vuuglm Struck out through. ST. lead (I)unrin), By Lives of duffers start the chorus Totals ..38 3 11 24 10 o! Totals ..32 i 10 27 10 1 to LOUIS (A. L.) WASHINGTON" (A L) for ¡;'i easy but neither Rixey Filer, 9; by Vaughn. 3. Passed ball- Speaker lusue Statement a.i r h po a. e ab r !. ;. ¦> a o victory, Allen. and .Ran fur He liman in eighth Innfng. se 50 2 ! 3 had stuff to hold Umpires.O'Day Quigley. Where chords often tBntted for in When Speaker was of the co; Gerber, OfJudco. Ib...4 1 12 0 Rogers Peet nor Meadows enough Time of game.1:46. profane strike, Stanage ninth Inning. , told G< ¦¦::. 2I).5 12 3 0 0 Ellerbe, 3b 3 2 1 1» 2 1 Company tho visitors at bay. The Phils added As we march and see before us {Batted f««r Olilhain In ninth ¡mini:. templated action of the Bo3ton ai Ria r, lb .5 1114. Olîltotli, If (1 0 Detroit. 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0.1 Detroit in J '¦. »b'n, cf.4 2 3 2 0 U Rice, cf 4 1 0 2 0 one in the fifth and another in the players the matter of p '¦ Broadway Broaclwej Divots, heel and the like. Boston. 40000000 x.4 to have W !. ms, II 2 : l) lii / rf 5 17 10 h and entered the ninth with Pirates Defeat Cards prints titloning Mays put out of tl S 11 3b..4 113 1 OlHarrls 2h 4 1 2 5 ¡I : at 13th St. "Four at 34th St one run Two-base hits.Veach, Hellman, Young:, league he said that he would issue T 1)1 rf.,6 1 5 4 i' Sha'a If Ib 5 2 2 2 0 shy. For the Hendryx, Vltt. Three-base hits.Bush, Sevcr'd, c .; 0 1 Sil O'Nei .'. 3 4 Convenient With one down Williams doubled duffer's breast is burning statement later. "I am all broken \ 3 0 Cy Despite Belated Vltt. Stolen base.Menosky. Sacrifice. over Lynch, p...2 0 0 0 1 1 1*1 3 0 0 11 Ü Corners" Fifth Avt to was Jack Rally With a too S. Jones. Double and Bush, Chappie's death," he said. Bur' p.l 1 D 11" 0 0 0 n Broadway right. Meusel passed. ST. rage that's intense; pla.\.Cobb »Milan 0 at at Miller hit to Frisch, who tossed to LOUIS, Aug. 17..Pittsburgh de¬ Left on bases. Detroit, 8; Boston, 5. Bases can't talk. I can't do anything no Well'an, p.O 0 0 0 0 OIGharrity. c.í o 2 » 10 Warren 41st St feated St, Louis, 10 to Why to divots be on balls.Off S. Jones, 2. but I am .Austin 10 I 0 0 OlSihacht, p.O o n u 00 for a fource out of Meusel, hut 6, to-day, hitting returning Umpires.Dln- convinced it was an accider 0 1 0 0 4 0 2 0 Doyle hard and a noen and Evans, Time of panic.1:53. I VGllder, p.2 0|Ai-o«ta. p. 00 with an double in Schupp piling up lead which When your ball has the will reply to the Boston Zachary, p.l 0 1 0 1 0 Doyle, easy play the locals were jumped fence? SECOND GAME playe sight, threw wild to Kelly *nnd Will¬ unable to over¬ later." come despite a belated rally. The DETROIT (A. L.) BOSTON (A. L.) Colonel Ruppert and Colonel Tutal». 4G9 19t311T2| T.v.a's .43 10 15 33223 iams scored. Jack Miller tried to score, park ab r 1) ix> a ol lb r h [U se Hu .Batted for in inning. flag was flown at half-mast in Young. 2b..3 2 2 4 2 3b _40 5 ton, who were- witnesses to ac< Weilman eighth but was thrown out. memory The toastmaster continuing, remarked: the next OlVitt, 1 1 0 the tOne out when winning run was scored, of Ray Chapman. "Gentlemen, speaker Hush, sa ...4 0 1 2 1 l¡Urady. 2b ..3 0 0 1 10 dent, declared that were Young led off in the tenth with a will be"- Cobb, cf ..5 0 1 4 0 Or Karr .100 0 00 that they su ?Ran for Ellrrbe In t'-ntli Inning. double to center and went to third Local officials announced a postponed Veach, If...4 1 8 0 0 OjFoster. 2b ..100 0 10 Mays was absolutely blamelei {Batted fur Piclnlch In fifth inning. game with Boston will bo here Hell'an. lb.3 0 I 5 0 O'.Menosky, lf.,.6 0 2 3 no Colonel Huston, who St. Louis. 2 9 when Frisch singled sharply to right» played But at this moment five Cleveland delegates at the started rf.4 0 0 4 0 talked wi 30012100 0 0. Thursday, which is an open date in banquet Flagst'.l, Oilloopur, rf ..3 0 1 1 0 0 Speaker, said that the Cleveland man Washington. 10 0 0 5 0 3 0 0 0 1 .10 George Kelly sent a long fly to Le the a rousing cheer that came near the Pinetll, Sb..4 0 0 2 3 0McInnls, lb...30 11 0 0 Bourveau that scored Young with the schedule. wrecking program. Spell it with a Stanage, c.4 0 1 5 3 Ollfumlryx, CÍ..2 0 2 1 0 0 ger, though much broken up over t Two-base hits.Sisler, Eilerbe, Tobin The score: it's Klinike, p..4 0 2 1 1 fi.Scliang. o ..300 3 10 death of his had (2), Smith, Aoosta. Three-base hits and Burke winning run. capita1 and simple enough. friend, assured h O'Neill, Tunney Fight | PITTSBURGH (N. L.) ST. LOUIS (N. L ) that he could see no reason for t Jacobson, Stolen bases.l.i e, The scores: ab r h a Shanks. Sacrifices Williams, Gi li FIRST GAMT! po el ab r h P" a s development of any bitterness ov To-morrow in PlKbeo, If..5 0 1 0 OOMnriVTin. lb..4 0 112 0 0 The Punch in the Batting Order the Jacobson, Harris, Smith. Gerber. Double jersey City NEW YORK iN. I.l rilil.A. (N. I,) Carey, cf...4 3 2 4 0 0 Four'er, lb.. 10 10 00 tragedy. plays.Gerber, Gedeon and Sisler; Brower, Marty Burke, New Orleans contend« ai> r h ;... a ah r Ii po a o Nlch'n. if.4 3 3 3 0 liSchultz, rf..5 1 1 2 0 0 The Yanks have a combination that Three thousand fans who .ludge and Picinich; Tobin and " high explosive consists of Ruth, learn Sisler; Burns, if il 1 3 0 PmiVte lb t I «"> o Whlt'd, lb.4 llll c Hn ck, 3b .". 2 S 2 r. 0 Totals ..35 3 11 27 10 1! Totals ...30 1 7 27 14 2 that had died Smith. Godeon and Sis.: Harris :. for the light-heavywi ight champion¬ as..2 0 o 0 1 OlL'Ikm'au, If.4 2 '.' 1 n o Cilts'w, 2b.3 1 1 3 4 0 2 10 Pratt and Bodie. Chapman visited the u Ju ¦¦¦ Le'erre. Horns'y. 2b.5 2 Meuse), .Battod for in Left on bast a St. Louis, 12. E. F. .1". Smith..11 1 0 OOlHa'llnss, 2b "> 0 (l 3 30 Iinr'arc, E8.5 1 2 0 fi 0M?'HeiCy. lf./i 1 2 5 0 0 Brady seventh Inning. dertaking establishment to which t Washington, 12. Rases on ball ship, and Gene Tun y, the A. 13 0 0 0 M K ¦. 3b 11 1 0 1 tBttttod for In K. «I. I 0 0 1 Williams cf I.aran. ss .SO 2 (I 4 Cleveland has Speaker, Gardner, Johnston and others. But for Harper ninth Innnlng. body had been taken and the 1; Schacht, :, off 7; off tv--..-, Y nu ; ri S 1 I 0 0 Meusel, rf...4 1 : 0 no Haeffner, C.4P0 1 5 0 0|llea»h'te, .-f 4 0 2 2 Of titan for Walters in ninth paid Lynch, champion, an rea ly for tht'.r " Inning. tribute to the .ff 1: off !. /.., !' ; Nill'er si.." 1 0 1 Cooper, p- t 0 1 l 10 Dllhoefcr, e.4 n 0 3 2 0 concentrated who carries lustier dead player. Burwoll, Weilman, off h '. effect, any punch' power than the White Detroit. 1 0 0 0 I) 1 0 0 1.3 ! off Van Gil 1. Hits.« A. A, i b ..? 0 0 fl 0 >IY>n n i- 31) 0 '.' 2 0 n Carlson, p 1 0 0 o 1 0|Behupp, p. ..10 0 n 0 2 0 Mays was the center of a baseb 1er, Iff Scha twclve-1 Armory .'¦ o o 111 0 0 0 Boston. 0 0 o 0 0 1 0 0 1 n In 2 innings (one in base, none Kl f 1 4 o ï| Wheat e\ .5 .North .10 0 0 0 Sox with Collins, Weaver, Jackson and Felsch? Here ^»«i ¿our war that out in o ¦<: '.....,,),... 1110 tciemons ...10 0 o 00 rough-and- Two-base hits.Veach. Ehmke, Bush, nearly disrupted organiz third); off Acosta, 12 In 7 (two on l.a.- Jer-¦ City, Jlovl« 2b t 1 I'Meml « i, 0 0 0 0 ...00 0 n (li killers are Vltt. Three-base baseball last season. Ho was none out In off 3 p ¡Scott p ready pill who liable to peel the epidermis off the ball at almost hit.Veach. Stolen bases sold ninth); Lynch, in 4 1-3 The ..¦ will pre- Rn> 1er c, ..4 1 2 11 i Stengel 10 0 0 0 0 ÍKinido .to o o no -Hooper, Hendryx. Sacrifices Young, the Boston Red Sox to the New 'Van Gilder, 4 In 4. off Burweil, i in 2 -,¦ ., .i n r. " o o o o o Yc 1-3; ,-.. .¡-,. : should also fat- i n o rti it« ii ..ooo Goodwin, p .0 0 any given moment. The Six haven't as many .300 hitters as Cleveland Mclnnls. Double plavs.Mclnnls (unaa- Yankees after he off Weilman, none in 1-:',; off Zaehurj 4 »Crimen ..11 1 0 0 « »Crava'.h I 0 0 0 0 0 iGlcnu, p .oo o 0 oo Bletod); Scott and had quit that tea hi 3. Struck out ]' coi" tBatted Meadows St. Louis... 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 0 0. 0 »nd Dinneen. Time of game.2 But who should Giants Buv Pitcher Willie »Batted for Bette In eighth Inning. hours. others, know, ass> lide in the thii '-¦ SBattod for ('.. Smith In tenth Inning, Two-base hits .Haeffner, Hornsby, Pour- stanchly that Mays never used i TORONTO, Aug. 17. President Mc- nler St.ilen liases- Carey (2), N'lcholsAn, Stampeding Pat "bean that of the Toronto Nov.- York. 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 1.S McHenry. Sacrifices Giants ball"; is, he never inti Carfery International Southern Woriation Philadelphia.. 013010101 0.7 Cutshaw, Whined, The Reds may or not win the this Exercise tionally threw a ball close to a batt baseball cluh, announced thai McKechnle, Haeffner. Left on basas. pennant again season, but those who Options to-day Bll :¦ Two baso hits.Frlaoh, Crimea, Burnt«. Pittsburgh, 8; St. Chet who used to catch pitcher Pat Shea had been sold to , 1V l..ills Louis. 9. Bases on count upon Pat Moran are entitled to a Thomas, the New .1.1. In Thr« -bas. tilt Meusel. -off Schupp, 1: ..ff Scott, 2. Hits. stampeding running jump in the On Fifteen Mays, was one of those New York club of the National L< a> Bl n bason Kïlscl (3), <; Smith J Of! Schupp, il in G Players who decla; ie, LU \\ Innings; off Goodwin, general direction of another guess. The New York that never did this. and would report at the end of Miller, Igrhtf lone. Sacrifice Kelly »ono "' ' off Scott, 2 in 2; .iff Glenn, Giants havo exercised Mays the In¬ playi Pi .. '.. Pnylf ami K ly nun- In 1; oft In Pat to a options on fifteen re¬ Ray Caldwell, the Cleveland ternational League .season. Fi and Ki .1 2 In Cooper, 12 7; off Carlson, happens be citizen who not only refuses to but players formerly pitch I3 I'aulette and Miller; 2. Struck ..ut liy Schupp, 2; by quit, leased to the San Antonio club of tha who formerly was a member of Rlxej. K \\ lines and Pa 11I1 tt l.efi on 1 ooper, i Winning pitcher- who drives his clan the same route. He ^¦¿LL.-lV±!Mni!UlJM~'^2C^BSlXlZ.XBa^m'^^Z ! ¦¦'¦ "¦¦ 11 ;. h Cooper Los¬ along kept the Phillies in the Texas League, Rochester and Toronto Yankee team, said he was watch Braves Defeat Ni Yor'f, ii lelphla ing pitehi Schupp Umpires.Harrison of the Toronto Bases 01 ball -Off Ban ifl Rixey 1 and Hart Time of game.1 .50. fight no matter against what break of and when he had a International League, Waterbury Chapman at bat yesterday, and TORONTO, Aug. 17..The Boston ofl Meadow H'.le iff T iney R In 4 misfortune, of the Eastern and had " League Toledo of thought Chapman ducked into Braves to-day defeated the '-: ¦: uRla !¦ :: off Harnea tough series to win last year he generally got there. His ball club the American ball to Toronto 6 In 5 off 1: .. 5 In 4 may Association. trying avoid it. International club 1-3; off Mi on the League in a ten- * In 1 oft Retts. n ne In 2; .>rf «;' Skeeters in Even Break skid him once in a while, but a manager of Moran's type is never out Among players are Pitcher Raymond Chapman, known to inning game by a score of to I. Bl '¦ .: .: IM; by pit. her lîy 1 n 1 "Poll" Perritt, once one of the Giants baseball world as war, a nnt 2 I', of it until the shroud has been sewed on and the final Ray, I;- h E ulctti Rixey). Strui |< Dul 13v With Nine obsequies are over. mainstays in the box; Fred in- of born Janu ironto. 3; 1 y Douglas, ] bv Rixey by Frcfni Buffalo Lear, Mcllenry County, Ky., 0000010000 1 -.' v. ñelder; Sterling Stryker, who did 1"), 1891. lie had been a member Boston 0000000011 2 n low '. <; by Betts I., inning pit, hor JERSEY CITY, 17. An R. B. \vork the goci 10 0 osing pltehei (J ,. ,. Aug. Jersey City Sequel in minors this year; Bennie the Cleveland team of the Ameri Batteries.-Snyder, Hearne and Buffalo divided n Ryan, and Umpires Rtglcr and Moran. Timo of double-header Man's to man Kauft', once a star in the Giant out¬ League since 1012 and was regar Sanbc-rg; Scott, Tow ns< nd ind O Ni ill 2:17. here inhumanity o .,- game to-day. Both times were closely field, and Bunnie Hearn, who made the nu one of the greatest SECOND GAME contested. The visitors won the first Drives countless thousands to the can, tour around the world with shortstops contest, 2 to the Giants well as one of the cleanest and m American Association NEW YORK i\ I. l'iill.A (N 1, 1, and Donovan's men cap- Or rather did now and White Sox and who later in Columbus, d Kansas City, 3. " in the ab ' '" 1-' ¦> a!i r « lined the days gone developed popular players game. . h po e second. 3 to the into a first St Paul, 3 ( Bunt». If 0 I 1 0 n PauVte lb 4 0 1 5 1 n 2, pmio be- string pitcher with the baseball first Indianapolis called in the lid was buckled on. , » played professional i 7 refevro. W..2.' 1) I.'li iir'u, If 2 0 1 0 0 ing: the seventh inning by Before Boston Braves. 111., then went to Dav Minneapolis, Louisville, *K Smliii .1 !. 0 0 Ci 11 itli ¡ o i o 0 0 agreement. Some of men Springfield, Mllwauki Toi« do, 2. il For wee still exist the are: from .-.¦-.- Dl II I. :il». 1 u 0 30 tStei gel 0 10 0 û 0 Harry Biemillcr though nippies From San port, Iowa, which place he Vmil .-, rf 4 -' 0 0 0 Ra iga 2h 4 0 1 4 " n pitched his final arc Antonio, Texas League: taken the Cleveland club. Eastern >':.'!, 99 ¡00 « 1 0 game for They not crowded on the list. James C. by 3b rf..H 1 Jersey City, as he will ioin Garton, Reynolds C. Kellv. He was one of the fastest Springfl«-! 1. League Kelly, tb, ,.4 10 10 2 Mwnel ri 4.1 ! u u tho Washington club of the Fred Lear, W. B. Perritt. men 8; Hartford, 6 si > 8rvmer, ef 4»:' 1 <¦ 0 J Miller, r.lî 2 1 01 American baseball, and on Murnane Day at I Hartf ir I, 1; Si ringfleld I (2d) r League to-morrow. From ¦. Doyle, 2b 4 '. a 4 11« Miller, 31) 40 1 10 Rochester, International League: ! ton, in 1917, he won a Bridgeport, I; Albany, 3 Rnyder, d ..300 0 Trage 00710 The scores: Robert F. Kinsella, Virgil E. loving cup Bridgeport, Alb 2d) Nehf, u ...30 1 2 ¡i..: IjeU p...31 0. 1 3 0 Record of or Barnes, making the fastest time in circling i'Ui.i! Id, (First game) League Clubs J. Bowen, Albert J. White. 6; Worcester o' T.va'i y; : s (28 10 T ítala 110 27 10 1 Silence is golden. . .Batted for Lefevre In liîtli Inning. Buffalo. 0 0 1 0 1 0 o o 0.2 4 Ó case ot » . the Jersej City.. . 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 To Take Particularly in tTwo ut when winning run wna scored Batteries 0.1 G 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN Criminal Action in ninth McCabo ajid -Nlebergall; Ble- LEAGUE Motor Car. tBatted for I.e Bourveau Inning, miller and Freitag. Record n for Cravath In ninth inning. GAMES TO-DAY GAMES TO-DAY West Complete of no {Ran Second game (called by agreement In Against Coast Ray Chapman No squeaking, groaning. se\ Player Philadelphia. 00000100 2.3 nth). No games scheduled. Cleveland at New York. LOS ANGELES, Aug. 17..President rattling, no vibration . a g»** New York... 000002000 -2 Buffalo. 0 0 0 o o 0 2.2 9 0 Chicago at Philadelphia. Edward R. Maier, of the Vernon As Member i» tM . Cleveland is s Jersey City Two-base hita ui g, Spencer, rravnth. 0000201.3 6 0 St. Louis at Baseball declared of Indians harmony preserved Three-baso hit- Young. Sacrifice» Nehf, Batteries.Holtman, Gordonler Nlebtr- YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Washington. Club, to-day hia Templar car. i.>- gall* Ferguson, Detroit at Boston. readiness to comply with the Kris h, Snyiler, Bourveau. Double jplays Freitag, Hurley. New York, 8; 7 tion of H. sugges- Our booklet of "Fortf Tent** Frisch, Kelly and Snyt'.or; Frisch, Doyl« Philadelphia, YESTERDAY'S RF^'LTS W. McCarthy, president of i-Batting-.»-Fielding-, it. utv.i Kelly; H III urns n«l 1; Miller. Left AT BALTIMORE) (10 inns., 1st). the Pacific Coast League that "Babe" Year G. AB. It. H- 2B. 3B. HR, SB. PC. P.O. A. E. PC. Talks" telis you why.send for o:> buses--New York, '¦'. Philadelphia, 6. Roohenter und Cleveland-New York (do .poned). Bortón, former Vernon first 1. Struck out Baltimore; both games Philadelphia, 3; New York, 2 (2d). baseman, 1912. 31 109 29 34 6 3 0 10 .312 70 72 15 .904 it» Base on balls -Oft Hubbell, postponed (ruin). Boston, 4; Detroit, 3, (1st). be prosecuted on a charge of criminal Prompt Deliver .By Nehf. '¦'¦ by Hubbell, 6 Umpires. Pittsburgh, 10; St. Louis, 6. Detroit, 3; 1 (2d). 1913. 140 508 78 131 19 8 2 29 .252 297 4C3 48 .939 Moran and Rlglcr. Time oí garni 1.47. AT READING St. Boston, libed: Morrow Motors CoR?« (First Cincinnati, 3; 2, Louis, 7; Washington, 2 (1st). McCarthy, in a last 1914. 106 375 59 103 16 10 2 24 .275 223 279 42 .923 game) Chicago, 10; St. telegram night, GEORGE S MORROW ?***¦ Senators Pit Konnlck. Pittsb'g.. 56 52 .519;Phila. 44 66 .400 St. Louis 54 35 ness people who got their real start va, Cleveland..Advt. ((XhaCs not 55.495!Phila... 76.315 through a Situation Wanted Nine jrr». - 3780 671 1054 Ground». Yaf.k^as scheduled.) I Tribune..AdvC mi In Th« 182 81 17 235 .238 2359 3172 360 .937