tit./ inv'.n Giants and Dodgers Meet Defeat in West.New War Threatens in the American League Alex the Great Outpitehes Going Around With Vardon and Ray : : : : : î ny briggs Reds Run Riot Benton, Winning by 4tol With Brooklyn "Old Man" Paskert Proves Star of Game, With And Win, 10-3 Home Run and Triple; Suspension of Johnny Evers Lifted and He Appears on Coaching Line Morail's Crew Bat 3 Twirl- ers Hard While Luquc By R. J. Kelly IloldsVisitors at AH Stages CHICAGO, Aug. 20..After a day of rest, the Giant»«; opened their final invasion the from a Special Correspondent of West hy losing to Fred Mitchell's Cubs here this CINCINNATI, Ohio, Aug. 20.. Cin¬ afternoon a score 4 by of to 1. The setback put tho McGraw men four cinnati's champion Reds had a batting full games behind Pat Moran's champion Reds. fest of nineteen hits at the expense of The Giants outhit their opponents, but they were unable to connect the Brooklyn pitchers to-day and won in the pinches. Careless base running also deprived them of several the second game of the series by 10 (.hiniefii; tn «.r-nrp. to 3. Coming on top of the 3 to 2 win Southpaw Eube Benton, who started by the Reds ill thirteen innings of the on the mound for the New Yorkers, first game, tho best tho Dodgers can This was wild and very ineffective. Tho The Score hope for here is an even break in tho morning you can Cubs him rather series of four with th^ir closest rivals save humped severely in NEW YOItK ¡N. I..) CHICAGO (X. T..) enough on our men's the second and ho was chased «1er hpo «» ab r Ii ieo a e for the National League pennant. inning Burn*. If ..4 0 a 2 0 O1 Flack, rf ..4 0 1000 suits to O From what the Dodgers have shown hop aboard the to cover in tho third. "Shufflin' Phil" Bancroft, «.¡0 0 lO'Terrv. s» ...4 o o 8 20 in two Lcfem, ss..2 0 1 1 3 Oj Robortson. ir. 4 o l loo the first defeats they might not "Good Time Douglas relieved tho battered Benton, Young, rf.,4 0 2 2 0 0 Morkla Ib...4 0 0 s 00 win a game from the Reds in a month. Special"which but he was taken out in the seventh Frisch, Sb..4 1 o 0 20 ['askort. cf..4 2 2 tí 2 0 The exhibition, wa" in Kelly, IL) ..4 0 3 11 0 0 Deal, 3b ...3 1 0 120 to-day pitiful leaves promptly at 12 noon! in favor of u pinch hitter. Jessie Win¬ SpeMlcer, cf.4 0 O 1 0 0 Fl lberg, 2b. ..4 1 3 2 20 every respect. Adolfo Luque, the little ters finished the trame, but the damage Doyle, 2b ..4 0 3 1 2 0 O'KarroU, ...20 1 «00 Cuban righthander, had the Dodgers Smith, o ..10 0 5 0 0 Aleiaur. p. .3 1 2 0 00 lashed to tho mast, lie had since born done. retired after . long Gonzales, c.3 0 0 l 10 At $35 nder the Great, who performed Benton, p. .1 0 0 0 1 OÍ eight innings with one run and seven savings any. for the home was 1'.'ligias, p..l 0 0 0 3 hits marked isher outfit, hit rather 0 (i\> against him. Ray where from was .King .10 0 0 O1 the ninth $15 to"$35. freely, but he well nigh invincible Wi '¦ re, p. .0 o o o o o| pitched and the Dodgers with men on the hases. He yielded ten tSnydor ...10 0 0 0 0 made two courtesy runs, when the hits, but these well scat- Reds were cutting antics to the kept fairly Totals ..36 I 11 24 13 Totals ,...S2 10 please t ¦:¦ d and did not issue a single basa o| S 27 S 0 crowd of 12,000, which is said to have At $45.same thin?. He also aided his own cause .Batted fnr Douglas In seventh Inning. been the largest that ever saw a Pri- ¿ by rig out two singles in threo tBatted fe^r Winters In ninth Inning. nay game in Cincinnati, except at the New .. ft v trips to the plate, York. 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.1 v.orld's series. At from Chicago - o 2 i o o 1 o 0 x.5 $55.savings $25 Paskert tin Job Two-base Mamaux Hatted Hard ¦" hit.-Kelly. Three-base hits. to $45. Paskert played a very Young, Paslcert, Home run.Paskert. Sac¬ Al Mamaux was the first Brooklyn pron ¡m it part in the downfall of the rifice hit.O'Farrell. Double play- U pitcher and an amateur could have .''. vie, I.efevre and Left on He roamed ail over the Mew lve,Ily. bases done as well. He was taken out in York, 8; Chicago, 8. Bases evi balls medium ing down long flies, and, in .Off Benton, 2; off Douglas, 1; oft Win¬ tho fifth inning after the Reds haJesse Barnes and catcher, caught the li two promptly drove if into the Big Jim Vaughn innings and threw one ball to center- bleachers. This blow seemed will probable be ¡.he opposing pitchers field. 1" in tho second of the series to¬ southpaw and he presented game Every Red except Fisher, who did Dei v itl base on morrow. balls. Friberg was not go to bat, got one or more hits, si a neat bunt between Frisch ¡and Eddie Roush got four. Pat Dun¬ OTarrell then beat out can, Eddie and : lililíes Sicking Ivy Wingo got in front of the plate, three hits apiec hit two fi] th ses. Irmmph. Cardinals Larry Kopf Defeat While Sox sacrifice flies and drove in another Five Leading Batters und considerable diffi- For Second Time Capture runner with an. infield out. cull the and he plate Braves in Hard Roush n ised .. fly to right in the In Ttco forcing in Deal with Two From third off Mamaux Big Leagues run of the Over the Pirates Connie; inning and Lamar inning. Flack let it get away for a triple. Kopfs r at Doyle, and Fri- Milting Game, 6-4 sacrifice fiy sent him home. AMERICAN LEAGUE at the plate. Terry PITTSBURGH. 20..Philadel¬ One Game Forfeited ibert and Player. Club. <.. \i*. R. H. PC. '. Aug. Roush off Sisler. St. J.e,iii« in i ». to Frisch, and O'Far- Mamaux in the singled 19 184 .110 reed oat at the phia made it two straight from Pitts¬ ST. LOUS, Aug. 20..St. Louis hit fifth and Duncan Speaker, CleTel'd.lll 111 101 !'¦! .: plate. Davey PHILADELPHIA, Aug. sacrifice K 's second sacrifice Ruth. V u- Vork .112 '"¦'« Ï9 137 .383 beat out a slow roller to burgh, winning to-day, 4 to 2. Ponder Oeschger hard to-day and won the 20..Chicago scored fly Jackson, Chic ¡»ree..i [.> Ml 76 1*57 Alexander to opening game of the series from Bos¬ made it two out of three from Phila¬ Daubert. Neale's triple to Mensel. N.-« Vork »0 8.1 ing tally, was unsteady throughout. left sent Roush home and Neale fin¬ the agony by grounding Betts ton 6 to 4. Doak was forced out of the" Nein York Tribune delphia by winning both games of to¬ ished the NATIONAL LEAGUE allowed only two hits after the game in the second when hit on (Copyright, 1920, Inc.) journey on Sicking's single Club. <;. ::. inning day's double header. The score of to center. sit -led Player. Vu. II. PP. first inning. Players and fans stood tho leg by Boeckel's drive. Wingo to center Horuhbj , St. I.eiuis 112 i i Douglas Goes to Mound the first was 4 and Mamaux Cincin'tl. .106 104 ">B ; ..". suent for one minute at 4 The game was for five min¬ A Matter game 7 to and the turned the job over to Roiish, .334 o'clock in .stopped of Choice - Sto< k, St. I.e.eiU. .113 ,¦: 67 IM .1 tho third inning with second was forfeited. Mitchell, who w: ;- í :¦:¦¦, the .S31 utes at 4 o'clock, the :-- filling ,1 Miiiili. -t. Louis 76 26] 17 86 330 a tri] e t center and Ben- respect to Pay Chapman, late Cleve¬ players standing ba Grol le to ci deep right land uncovered as a tributo to the memory There are those, ivho like the seashore, With two out. in the local half of liter scor"il Konetchy, B'klyn. »9 3S1 15 122 .3Î0 ;¦ given the gate in shortstop. Sick tig and '-'¦ ¡ngo with run:-; The score: of Ray Chapmen. There are tlwso wlio charged as. Shufflin' Phil poo:; like the mountains; the ninth inning of the second con¬ to ix. Daubert the scream uni 1'IIIUV The score: ended .1 pitch, on which I'asket" (N. L.) I PITTSBURGB (X. L.) There are those the bleacher crowd on by forcing Groh. nie r Ii a ¦¦ r who like far places test, swarmed scored. Deal grounded out, but i-, at) h ¡ r 1. po a Uli r li p<> a e Where historic reeves are the fu !'!, thinking a foul grounder Mohart Replaces Mitchell a hit through Bancroft I.'Pour'aU, If..". 1 1 3 OOlCarey, cf ...3 0 0 2 0 Powell cf..ï4 11 1 0 0 Smith, rf ..tl 1 0 0 0 shown; R '". OiîïîSOil ililllks then and Ita'lings, 2b.310 û 2 OiSe.mh'orth, rf.4 0 1 0 On Maran'lo ss.4 0 2 6 2 0 Fouml'r, lb.4 1 1 10 0 0 are from Styles's bat had ended the game. open..' 1 the sixth with a Douglas tightened up retire; cr.5 0 1 If There those who like to travel off single .¦. 5 OOWhltted. 31)..5 0 0 0 5 1 Mann. ...400 1 1 01 Stock, 31)....'12 3 00 The Mitchell and went to third or. Mensel. rf....4 11 5 0 0!Cutshaw. 2b..5 0 2 3 6 0 Cruise, rf. .3 0 0 0 0 llorns'y, 2t) 3 1 13 2 1 the or fans refused to leave the field Dun¬ " By deserts the can's to Giants had a great T. M 1er, ss 5 11 4 Barb: .... js.,,4 0 n :; S 0 Holko lb ..4 12 '1 0 0 lf.4 0 3 0 0 n fountains single right on the hit and opportunit; i M'llen'y. and Umpire Chill déclarée} the v\in in the fourth, but the. weri Wrl te ¦-. Kb 1 0 ei v o Iriinm lb ...'. 0 11!) 10 llOFtfl-.ol 3b..4 1 3 1 3 0 Lavan, bs ..40 1 2 00 Or to drift around the circle game play. Mitchell was canned and Mays Should ;. Miller, 3b,4 0 0 4 4 0. c. :: i--.--I 2b ...310 3 4 0 0 2 7 lo forfi ited to Mohart led off ; HaeiTnor, 100 0 0 Hcath'te. cf.4 Chicago. The score at went to the box. hit into Young with T»wsser. c.40] 2 20 i' ndcr, ;¦ ..400 0 20 O'Neill, i: ..4 0 0 3 4 0| Clni-Oiu. C..3 0 14 10 As a va grant wind is a Kopf - double ngli to nter and Frisch ílied out ti t" p ,..3 0 0 0 2 0 i,.. p o 0 5 0 I) iah, p ...00 0 0 0 0 blown; the time stood 5 to '2 in favor of the play scoring Roush. Neale .Ivors fi 'i 0 But singled to Kell .. shot ¡: single to center 0 0 Go (lwlu, p..4 1 1 020 I'm either getting older visit ors. center, stole second and Pitch No More Tütais 14 1 Totals 36 2 :¦ 33 17 1 KillhiKini, p.. 0 '¦ 0 ¡cored on vn oui in attemp ' I '..is.. I 0 0 0 0 01 Or too lazy to go through it, At the start of the Sicking's single to center. rd on the hit. dphla ....00001000102 -¦! fifth inning of Dui can singled off in the Spence Pittsburgh . 10000 Mohart to 001000 2 Totals ...: ¦; S 24 10 01 Totals 33 6 14 27 12 t For I've lost myold ambition the first game and eighth with one out. fly Robertson for tIn Stolen bíi ¡- players, umpires Kopf was the Issue* Statement to That Ef- Grin ¦¦ BIgboe, !arey, To only Red r itho Meusel, J. Miller. Sacrifice hits.Carey, Batted for i in s venth go drifting from the clan; spectators stood with bared and bent had not = icschger Inning. a hit. The A'cGraw men al o had a grea P.av Ings. Imulil" plays Ft. Miller and tted for !¦':. Ill Im h He filled the gap with a fect; Yankee Owners Will Pau le; Cutshaw and Inning. And I find on all occasions heads for twu minutes in memory of to that single across in the fifth Barbare, Grimm, e right sent Duncan to Left on base - Phlliul ¦' Boston. 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0.4 third. e hey failed. th I] hla, Pittsburgh, St. Louis. 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 x.6 When I hare a chance to do Ray Chapman. Neale hit into what should have been Stand by Their Pitcher Doyle, G. Bases on balls Ott '.¦¦'<¦. i. off it; 'I he score: ;i .i i ingle to centei Strucl oui By nder, 2. Two-b ise bit S h, Fournier, Mclïen- double play. Olson failed to touch J would rather meet a pal or two -. had just i eplaced Smith Wild pitch.Ponder. Winning pltchei ry. Powell. Three-base hits Hornsby. FIHST GAMP id but threw out Neale, Kopf tak¬ W. O. McGeehan Betts. Stoli n bas' s -, .¦ By and Douglas flied ou loosing pitcher- Ponder. Umpires Lavan invi Saciilii And sit around and fan. CHICAGO (A. I..) 1'ilH.A. (A ing second. Kopf started a steal of " i-.'em and Emslle, Time 2:00. It. 1 ,efl on ba; .-- Ii a o ¦. to Pa; k Tt. V. :. rns then '1 b Boston, b St. po ab I. i r thi rd and T ij ¡or threw Another tro rsy tin tens sing!. Louis, C. Bases on baila Off Oeschger, 2; Strunk, rf. :'. 0 0 Welch rf v ; ' behind him K :: o cení er fi tor, Doyle raced to third. Burn of Doak, off idwln, 1. Hits.i HT C.jl's, 21 : 3 0 Dyl .- 2b Id. Kopf complet: d in the American League of .¦ The ailed md v h< n he tried t Cuban Stars Hatlie bcligt-r, 10 in U innings; off Fllllngiin, Inter-City Turmoil Weaver, SB..5 1 3 0 2 (' Walker If.4 0 0 2 0 0 id »'i tit home on the error with in 2 off ,1 en, If.5 -'lie.'' Wal 1 1 2 the sional Bas eball ibs. It was an¬ advanci on the throw to the infield. innings; Doak, 2 in 2 lm Ings; ofi !' pf.4 0 Reds tenth run. Goodwin, (! in 7 Struck oui Baseball has known only one turmoil in a world cf 10 3 1 !" D ..,..' .:, 2 " 0 .. was Innings Uy inter-city series way .1 l! 'I " made its run nounced ; suspended for fiv Tesreau's Bears Oeschger, I; by Doâk, 1; by Fillingi! I; I'ejl'S. lb 111 0 -..:':¦ SS..I 0 0 Brooklyn off Luque in end of the fifth innin Sunday 11 1. Passed since the Big Splash was first M'Mul'n, 3b.4 0 0 0 1 0 Perkii 10 15 1 0 the seventh when of the Carl nlwin, ball.O'Neill. Winning arranged. c. I 0 0 6 Konetchy doubled manager Ya it ii"' Kay memor; The Cuban Stars of ¡.it- liei Goodwin. 1. sing pitcher- Oesch¬ This war Schalk, 0 1 Biglec i. \¡ ..100 to left and scored on Miller's Chapman's Havana, chain-! civil episode developed in 1906 when the Hitless White Sox Faber, p ..4 0 0 1 4 0 Griffin, ... single to tl e .-. .- was resumed the Giant of the Cuban ger. Umpires.-Hart and McCormick. Time, left. was thrown out Mays, pitcher pions National League, 1:48. murdered some of the finest Ilurrls, p. ..'. 0 0 0 ni Konetchy in th» was to throw the ball ¡fe and saved their will clash with Jeff Tesreau's Bears pitching that ever baffled a hatter, beating Myatt, c.201 :: 00 with Fisher pitching, but Kil- in the til out. Lefevre o duff vas safe on death of Ray Cl i. the led in a double header at the Cubs four games out of six. T .¦ .'< Kopfs wide throw. gle to center, but Youn Dyckman Oval, ,.33 7 I-' 27 ly Te 5 j i 6 27 14 0 Taylor forced Cleveland shortsl near 'he Dyckman Street sta¬ in Readiness an 0 0 Kilduff. Griffith I re. .' oni Paskert. Frisch force subway Everything Boston had American League winner in 1915 and Chicago 0 0 0 3 0 for Mohart wi Iki -!. guiar turn in the 1 a 'is he and ' tion, to-morrow afternoon. The Ha¬ 1912, 1916, with i nie Iphia, i 0 ó I 0 0 0 0 2 t llson's single cvre a tl on a ground« r t a National winner in fill ¦': the bases. ble. vana nine recently ejigaged the Bears For AulomohUc Race League 1914 Two-base hits.J Collins, Dug n. Hoi ie Johnston's single to Fr! corge Kelly smashe run center scored Yesterday Ban lent of in two double headers and an Jackson Sa c r 11! c e h I » J Taylor and Griffith, i doi ¦.. .¦ lefl succeededj Philadelphia had American League winner in 1913 and 2 m tl V. rie m I to The field foul lir in three 1914, with ¡riffln, »oublo p h g i''elst h, Ka be r fon ed Johnston. The score on which the Fordham Flash winning games, but in each ELGIN, 111., Aug. 20..With the a National ai :. C lins; Shannon Dyl s ind Associate Pre the - state¬ sprinte was League winner in 1015. But were not hooked the LltO IKIA'N (X. L.) CIXCIXN \T1 Í. ss, the eintest full of action. To¬ American they up lin. r.e fi n base a 'hfe ro. fi Phlla- : (N late. Automobile Racing Cham¬ same a! :: po I« ab r 1 ment in re ,r,.r.i morrow's games will be the third twin year. This drought may be broken for 1920. h 7. Base on b lIIs iff [¦' iber, 2 O s in ¦» .'. II :: -' 5 1 fir * 3b Hits pionship as a for tho off il »rrl i, '. off I. 4 0 114 0 "I could not conscientiously attempt Friberg Two-Bagger bill of a twelve series. possible prize Bigbee, H on II 1 Dauho't. lb.5 1 1 13 0 0 game Chacun, Greater New York has one Harria, l'J In 7 iiit.i-. -, :' !.. ..s-, ri to make fur Mr. it Is along pretty well tint Cuba's winner, the Elgin national road race American League contender and two Bigbee, 2 In 2 ..500 1 II 4 trouble Mays, but great shortstop, will be in the inn ngs. Struck oüt- l'.y Fa Der, 7, by Duncan '. honest never thi -a m tho home adde National " l 0 my opinion that Mr. Maya th, players lineup of thei visitors. Tesrcau and is schedulel to be run over the League pennant pursuers who appear to be interested in Iiarr(p, 5 by Bigbee, 2. Umpires -Chill ..400 ¦: " K ij>f. ii eight keenly .- ..3113 31 will pitch From what i haie fluous run. Friberg, tl Padrone will the a and Owens, Losing pitcher.Harris. Time -, '¦.'.¦¦ X -.-..:' 5 2 3 2 00 again. pitch first game. and one-quarter m^le course here to¬ collecting world series purse. 1:42. 1-. s- 0 0 5 learned he is affected and mey batter up. drove a two-bagger M Ing 1.4 1 8 a 5 0 greatly a 1 sent morrow afternoon under The and the SECOND GAME -:-, c ...302 2 :i ü Wingo, c. ...1 1332 0 never be of O'Farrell him conditions Dodgers Giants between them, both most of l'a c OIiLh capable temperamentally h a can Pirates Buv Players spending CHICAGO I».) lue, p ..3 0 1 0 10 airain. I know the third sacrifice. Alexander which to-night were Baid race fol¬ at (A. PHILA. (A. L.) 5 0 0 2 0 s.-' .1 0 r » pitching Then also have a ¦. 0 0 v by September home, quite chance at of al. r Ii po a e ab r h e Mi 10 throuj h th a single to right, scorir WICHITA FALLS, Tex.,'Aug. 20.. lowers to producing part the big po p 0 0 ser, p. ..0 0 0 0 1 0 feeling against him to be «so bitter indicate record-breaking Strunk, rf..400 2 1 1 Welch, rf ..4 00 0 ,- di i w >a base on ball Jimmy Zinn, Wichita Falls, Texas show in New York. The Yanks have a 2b.-I among tht- members of the other teams speed. rougher barrage to face against B. «'eel's. 0 0 2 2 1 Dyki 2b ...4 0 0 0 2 0 *Xi :, .0 10 '.' -. 0 and ,., bu irry ended the uprising by hi League pitcher, Johnny Nokan, out¬ Track conditions were Cleveland and as ss. 112 l 4 1 C Walker, ]f,4 0 0 2 0 0 that it would be inadvisable fur him to excellent and Chicago, especially the. Yanks finish abroad ,: te -.." i:'.4 2 3 3 0 0 i'. Wa ¡i cf 3 0 0 T itald ': tii into a fast double fielder, have leen sohl te> the Pitts¬ through r, 5 0 0 0 24 !¦- Totali :0 to - play, Doyle marks made in the alscli cf. .4 12 in 0 ". 10 19 27 16 2 attempt pitch t hi year at any rate." ,-re to to preliminary try- most of the weeks. Just Duga 3b 0 10 0 '¦' r Kelly. burgh Nationals, report at the end ou'.s were said to closing at present three, clubs have a chance in ,1 Col's, lb.4 » 0 11 0 ¦-'..:¦ 5S....4 1 1 3 Fi 0 Mohart In nlni h The Deti oit team wi TI the season, it was indicate that records I for Lu inning. Giants coupled two more hits of announced to-day. fall. each league wherein the West, with M'Mul'n, 3b 4 11 0 0 Oj (>c ['....4 12 l 10 in eighth i 111; «-. Grounds this aften possibly might for Chicago, Cleveland and Hi c e " i Wrawings Cincinnati, balk, .4 0 1 5 00 ;, Iffln lb ..4 0 1 16 » .. .0 0 n 0 position at the start .3 0 e) 0 1 0 2. 3 game si to-day placed finds itself in a battle with the Kcrr, o 2 0 Porn', I> ...2 0 0 0 iti .. 0 0 1 0 5 2 grip Metropolitan District. .0 0 0 0 0 0 2 X.10 meml Ralph De Palma first, with | Styles 0 :... Jimmy -Lu -. :':¦¦ :-; nel chy. Th bee :i would c .Murphy second. Following in the order Totals ..35 5 9*26 13 3 Totals bi so nil l: .". Xeale. Ptolen h quoted as sa y The West ,.,322527150 s. -,'s '. named came Eddie Hearne, Clitf Again Kopf ngo fía (1 î mnean, not play if Carl Speaker ¦-.. louble -: - in Tom .Two out when was forfeited. plays ers to them. ( Ja rt 'Li¬ rant, Milton, Eddie O'Donnell, and Vardon game i.f f'lsiin: olonel and Gaston Ray register from England. But Jock Hutchinson fBatted for Perry In ninth inning. Killduff to Konetchy. Left on onel T. L, Yan¬ Chevrolet, ~'ercv Ford and regis¬ b Brooklyn, 9; IL Huston, ovî s Mulford. ters from Leo from Chicago .... 0 n i) 2 o 3 0 ii 0.6 on balls Ofl Cincinnati, Bases little att to 1 Ralph Chicago, Diegel Chicago, .Jack Burke from St. 0.2 Luque, 2; oiT Fisher, 1; off kees, paid apiñan YV. II. of Paul, Philadelphia. 01000010 Mu maux. 1; off off The v Seymour, Elgin was ruled Jim Barnes from St. Louis and Chick ( His Mitchell. 1; Mohart, 1. ports. felt that the Del on! Evans from Chicago. Forfeited to Chicago. 9 to 0.) Off Mamaux, 11 In 4 2-3 off '.' to-night by officials because his Two-base lilt.JackBon. Three-base hit Miti hell, :: in ! Innings; ers had acted ¡mpul his and ca was too to And outside the two Englishmen these five stood next .McMullin. off Mohart, 5 in 2 1-3; ofl of de¬ and Outfielder of brother, Roy, sister, Margaret, large get in the 183 in the recent Home run- Jackson. I. ft l.ii'Hj". 7 in 8: off Fisher, :' ¡n 1. Struck knowledge the Çacts and they Manager followed. cubic inch piston golf championship. Where was the e>n bases -Chicago, 4; Philadelphia, 7. (mi By Luque, 2 b> Mamaux, :.'; Mo¬ clared that they e! displacement class, Eastern delegation? Base on balls.Oft Kerr, 2; off Perry, 1. hart, l. by ( B. B. Johnson, president of the leaving nine starters. Hit Winning pitcher.Luque. Losing president of the to enforce dis¬ Cleveland Team The Where was it last year at Oakmont when Jones and by pitched ball -By Kerr (R Walker). pitcher -Mamaux. ami league Collapse American League, and James ('. Dunn, record -for the race is 77.25 Herrón fought Struck out.By KtUrr, 3. Umpires Chill Q ligley, Time, 2:06. Umpires.O'Day cipline. Kefore president of the Cleveland team, weie miles an hour, male Gil Anderson it out? No golfer living east of has won ¡iml Owens. Time, ;27. Tris o Start of Funeral in 1015. by Pittsburgh the amateur cham¬ Speaker, manager among the first to reach the church. Tommy Milton won la^t year pionship for six years With all that, Bill (¿nuits TVo More land team and a w irm Several other club officials and players with an average of 7lî.!'. Johnston, the tennis cham¬ Skeeters Take Third Sign of the dead player, told Colonel Hus¬ LEVELAND, Aug. 20. Raymond were present, three from pion, Is from California, but in tennis, at the East can CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-Catcher Dick-' ton star of the including the least, still point to son, of the Rock Island club of persona] Chapman, player Cleveland New York Americans. (¿iants !o Meet Giants Bill Tilden and his remarkable the man was an accident .an I. ague Club, and idol of The members of the The triumph abroad. From Rochester Three-Eye League, has been purchased local fans, this received the Cleveland team casual baseball fan always Straight by the-Giants, who also have the Yankees feel that Ma; morning arrived from Xew York this thinks of Chicago as the home of signed in his tl homage of sorrowing Cleve- to morni,ng the Another 20..Wild throws Kenneth Lilley, an outfielder with a help present attend the funeral, to-day's game at Cubs or the White Sox, but have- Why ROCHESTER, Aug. club in will back him up. I pitch Boston been a team of they Beck score semi-pro California. Lilley the bell of St. having postponed. Man¬ Cinnts out there which is a must we all have by helped Jersey City five h his first work-out with Mays in his regular John's Roman ager Tris and smart Why alibis, the Giants s ' where the services Speaker Outfielder Jack very aggregation of ball players, runs to-day and the Skeeters made it to-day. Dickson will not the president of the League athedral, Graney collapsed and could not attend Their are a Well that the world is report until to ¡¦i ild, was complexions hit darker knowing wise, three straight over the locals, win¬ next enforce discipl lolling, thousands of the services. had 'recovered than those of our Polo spring. ers stood with bared heads as the Graney Grounds pets, Where each one beaten in a game- ning, 7 to 4. turn against the sufficiently, however, to leave for Bos¬ but their play is, in the of a who was ti.«e near- body of Chapman, who died in New ton opinion Has excuses The pcore: Red** Buv Pitcher storm cent r of a York to-night with the team. host of fans, just as smart as that of pulled ¦much the same? war in baseball last last Tuesday, a victim of a pitched had a fever Speaker Mr. ROCHESTER (I. I*) JERSET CITY (I. Ll SEATTLE, Wash*., Aug. 20.-Presi¬ year. b there was high to-night and did not McGraw's contingent. The Mid- lib r h po a «1 ab r b po a e The crisis in this trouble c1-1* Monday, carried to the go Fast. He leave Westerners will Long, 3b ...300 8 1 0 M'Cann. as..4 0 0 .1 61 dent William H. Klepper, of the Seat¬ may altar, and the last rites of the may to-morrow. be seen in action to- tle Pacific Coast to-morrow, when it was to church The Cleveland on morrow at Ebhots Field for We are a Matthews lf.3 2 2 5 0 0 Mooers, 2b..5 l i 2 5 0 League baseball club, planned were players arriving the first sending delegation 12,000 miles to try to back our Holnhon lb..4 2 2 6 9 Ii. rf .4 1 2 2 On announced the sale of have Mays take his regular, torn went to the home of M. D. time on their Eastern tour bring 2 0 " ii to-day Pitcher it was the largest funeral in Cleve¬ Daly, Chap» against the Tennis Cup, but about the same time our KInsella, cf.3 0 1 2 0 0 D'.Vov'le, lb 1 14 Herb Hrenton to the against the Detroit team. The owners man's father-in-lav/, and viewed the Bacharach Giants in a double-header. Golf Cup starts for England. Bowen 2b ..4 0 2 5 2 0 Wlg'orth, if.3 1 2 10.) Cincinnati club, of land in years, and not since the visit White ss .4 0 0 2 2 0 Zltmon. 3b.3 2 2 i) 2 0 of the National He will the Yankees feel that Mays needs hi re body of their fellow player. They ac¬ Keeping enough cups for light is no League. report of Cardinal Mercier, hero of Bel- the funeral Burke housekeeping easy matter, what with Krabe rf ...40 1 1 0 0 Zlm'an, cf ..4 1 2 0 00 at Cincinnati September 1. not only their help but the help ai has such a mass of companied party to the May Fight for one thing and another. Manning, c.400 :i 1 ol Kre-ita,,. C...4 0 1 5 3 0 ...-m.-. every fair minded man gium, people at- church Cops p ....2 0 0 0 3 3 1 0 2 0 in baseball. to enter the cathedral. in automobiles and marched in Marty Burke, the New Orleans light! Beck, Carbon, \>..:',0 tempted pairs into the cathedral. Some of who Snydor, p ..2 0 0 0 0 1 American Association Sil uní ion Wanted .ids. in The Tribuí» Long before the services started the heavyweight, meets Bartley Mad¬ Kansas City, 7: Indianapolis. 2. players were accompanied by their den, the West in the twelve-i Totals ...33 4 8 27 10 Totals ..34 7 11 2T 18 1 St. p-i-ran«."'! by trade*. A ready referent* thousands of persons congregated in wives. Sider, "Veteran pitchers about worn out." t\ Toledo, 3; Paul, 8. Huirle, to secura good worker« tor y»i«r the vicinity of the church, the rounder at the Armory A. A., of Jersey Still, you hear few clubs giving Jersey City.. 12 0 0 10 3 0 0.7 Milwaukee, 9; Louisville, 6. office an«l home..A Ivt. awaiting All classes and walks of life were City. has three cheers Rochester ..20000200 0.4 arrival of the casket, and unable to Monday night, offered his resounding when "Babe" Adams steps in to while an represented in the crowded church. services to appear in a exhibi¬ away Two-base hits Holohan, Klnsella. Three- gain admission to the church. Tears and boxing afternoon. And the "Babe" was world series base hltsMatthews, Bowen, Mooers. Sacri¬ were in the of Bankers brokers rubbed elbows tion at the police carnival scheduled winning games eleven years eyes men, women and with laborers and The to take ago. fices McCann, Curls.hi. Zlmme nein. Zlt- Record chililien m the throng, which was so newsboys. place at Sheepshead Bay this man, Stolen bases.McCann, Wlgelsworth, of Clubs crowd was made up of men, women afternoon. /.iiinaii. Double White t.. Major League del se that mounted and plays Bowen, police patrol¬ and children from all .-0- Long (unassisted). Hits.Off 8 in men strove almost in vain to parts of the Beck, keep city and from other all Pitcher for Just as Cobb 6 2-3 Innings; off Snyder, '¦¦ in 2 1-3. Los« NATIONAL LEAGUE »creéis open to traffic. iii' cities, gath- Kansas Citv Ty reached the .350 mark he went to bat ten consecu- ing pitcher.Beck. H;i?.-s on balls.Oft AMERICAN LEAGUE to pay their respects to the dead KâXSAS Beck, G; oft Carlson, 2. lilt by pitched The service, a solemn high requiem CITY, Mo., Aug. 20.'.An¬ tive times without obtaining a safe blow. There are .lii.il GAMES TO-DAY GAMES TO-DAY Every foot of space in the church was nouncement was made late that some days when you -By Beck, I; by Carlson, r>-. Left on mass, was said at 10:15. The Rev. Father occupied, the tht to-day can't aside a dime. bases Rochester, 6; Jersey City, 11. Um¬ St. Louis at W. .:. Á'asli was the celebrant and the including aisles, the Kansas City American Association lay pires.Corcoran and Stockdale. New York at Chicago Philadelphia. sanctuary and communion rail. club hits 1:66. Time. at Dei reit at New York. sermon was delivered by the Rev. Dr. W. S. purchased pitcher Lambert Brooklyn Cincinnati Cleveland at Boston. William A. chancellor of the Mayor Fitzgerald was absent and shortstop Dinglardi, of the Spo¬ Boston at St. Louia Scullen, from the city to-day, but Law Direc kane Pacific AT BUFFALO Chicago at Washington. diocese, who paid Chapman an eloquent tor Coast League team. There are something like six or seven million who Philadelphia at Pittsburgh tribute. Woods, Acting Mayor, several mem people may take a P.. H, B. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS bers of the Mayor's Cabinet and sev¬ bit keener interest in the Presidential race as Boa.ling. lOOOOOOOninin 0.3 l Dr, Scullen'a tribute to as Southern Association soon as the two Buff ;i l.. 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 10 10 1.413 3 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS accoun: Chapman eral city councilmen attended the ser¬ league races are decided. major Boston-Cleveland (postponed a man and a ball player, and his words vice. Mobile. 6; Little Rock, 6 (1st). And then, again, they may not. Batterie«.Swart«, Carruthers, Brown 1; 2 Chapman funeral). to Little Rock, 2: Mobile, o (2d). mil Konnick; Martin, McCabe Philadelphia, P'burgh, (11 ings.) 4 of comfort the immediate relatives At the conclusion of the church ser Atlanta. 6; 2. and Thomas, Cincinnati, 10; Chicago, 7; Philadelphia, (let)« tears to the of New Memphis, Neibergall. Brooklyn, 3, 0 2d; brought eyes thousands vice the body was placed in a ceme¬ Orl'-ans, 'j ; Nashville, fi. Chicago, 5; New Yotrk, Î. Chicago. 9; Philadelphia, In the church. vault. It Birmingham. 13 i LouiK-WashinRton months, leaning on the arm of her The crowd gathered about thi Eastern League conceding any two-foot putts. Toronto. 00010100 0.2 9 li STANDING OF TEAMS Other teams not scheduled father, entered the church immediately cathedral at the end of the Bridgeport, 4; PlttsfKId, 2. Batteries.Bentley and Bgan; Bauen, STANDING OF TEAMS service: J: 0. By an and .Saudbe'rg. \V. after the casket, which was borne by was even larger than the one whet Hartford», Albany, L.Pct.! W. L. Pet. W. L. PetJ W. I- on Worcester, 1; \Vaterbury, 0. We noticed an article AT AKRON 46 P«*¡ Chapman's closest friends the team tho funeral party arrived. Street car: Spring-field, 6; New Haven, 3. recently entitled "How to Play Out of a Bunker." R. IT. B. Cin'natl. 63 .578 Chicago.. 57 5» .491 Clevel'd. 72 41.637 Boston.. 5260.4t>4 and in Cleveland. Tho ball player's were halted for several blocks ant In order to carry any appeal to the Syracuse... MOOOO1IO6I 00 2.«0 13 C I B'klyn.... 63 50 .558 St. Louis. 52 60 .464 Chicago. 74 43.632 Wash.. 48 61.14» and Mrs. It. E. traffic was BASEBALL TO-DAY, 3:00 V.~M. rOLO enraged duffer he should have added Akron. 2 1110 0 0 10 10 0 0.720 ll N. York.. 60 51 .54LBoston.. 47 58 .3SÎ parente, "JHr. Chapman; completely f|ed up. Grounds. Yankees vs. ".in less than seven .448 N.York. 73 45 .619 Detroit. 43 71) Detroit..Advt shots." Batterie».Donovan. Cells, Flaherty and' Pittsb'g.. 56 54.509Phila.... 46 66.411 St. Louis 55 55 .500 1'hila.. 36 78.31*» A Casey; Hill, Flnnerao, Gulp and Walker.