Giants Beat Dodgers in Ninth Inning of Riotous Game.-Yankees Within a Point of Lead WildHeave fyyKrueger RuthDrives Out Indians Drop Winsfor McGraw Men His 42d Homer The Days of Real Sport.ByBRiccs Fifth Straight; Long George Kelly and Ed Konetchy Pole Out In 3-2 Victory BrownsVictors Home Runs Which Tie Score and Drive Rooters Babe Gives Teamniates a Speaker's Men Hold League from Rival Boroughs Into Frenzy Good Start Against Sena¬ Lead hy One Point tors in the By W. O. McGeehan First Inning After 5 to 3 Defeat The second skirmish of the Battle of the From run of the season. for the home playrs, had one bad in-- five on first and Long George Kelly, own Tho consecutive triumphs of the ning, the third, whe« two passe« were Iluggins on the nephew to Big Bill Lange, was at bat. To Be flag hunters, coming coupled with two singles and a dotib'o Benny Kauff day when the Indians were beaten and Williams. Uhle AI Mamaux, because of his speed, had the White Sox broke even, put the by replaced the bat¬ been called in to relievo Clarence Mit¬ Recalled by Giants New Yorkers less than a point and a tered Morton and was very effective in chell. Ho made a heave to half within first place. It is all a mat¬ the pinches. Krueger ter of with a moist and From Toronto Club percentage points now, for the The Browns filled the« bases clammy pill. A post¬ Yankees have won three more games with mortem verdict is that Kruogrr should and lost two more than the leaders. none out, but they were unable to have wiped the pill on his trousers. fkUTFIELDER BENNY KAUFF, The Bambino is showing other quali¬ .score, as Bisler fouled to O'Neill, jj, But he did not. lie was to the Toronto ties besides hitting ability. He is cobson fouled to Johnston heaved the ball who traded himself to be and Will¬ and it hit showing the gamest play¬ iams struck out. carelessly tho ground before club, of the International League, er the game has ever produced. De¬ -Mamaux and skidded. Bancroft dashed for Vernon Spencer several weeks spite wrenched tendons, dislocated Urban Shocker, who performed fo? across the plate with the winning run. ago, will report to the Giants at the knees and bruised shins, the Babe is the visitors, was well ni^h invincible in there every day, giving the club of A Stirring Melodrama end of the International League sea¬ his best. after the third inning, except in the This made something of an xinti-cli- son. It was announced yesterday Ruth gave "Rip" Collins an encour¬ fifth, when poor coaching cost the In¬ rflftx to one of the most stirring melo¬ that the New York club had exer¬ aging start by mauling the ball out of dians at least one run. He allowed dramas ever staged on the lot that is cised its to recall Kauff. Bill the lot after two were out,in the first only five hits. devoted to the right The little white sailed The score: great national outdoor inning. pellet ST. LOUIS A. L.) drama. The was a tense Ryan, thá former Holy Cross pitcher, over the wall. It was a cov¬ I CLEVELAND (A. t) game one and right-field ah r h r 1 1 2 2 0 fliar-man. ".HOI 2 <0 boroughs constantly run¬ will return to the Giants with stretching record, Blaler. lb ...4 1110 3 0: Speaker, cf. 300 | do ning amuck. Judging from what hap¬ Kauff. four-bagger he had made in Washing¬ .! 801 rf.r, 1 2 5 f r> Smi rf 4 " 0 0 «o pened there yesterday the scientist ton this season, giving one or moro Williams. lf..4fll 3 0 0'Gardner, 8b 411 0 49 who Kauff is great ball for the Smith, 3b ..2 10 1 3 UWam'naa. 2b,2 0 0 4 :o said that the baseball fan was playing circuit clouts in every park in the cir¬ Til.in. rf ..300 1 001 m 10 013 1« just a nut. uttered a morocco-bound Toronto aggregation ami McGraw cuit. r.iuiiiKs, C...4 0 1 s fi o'N-i'.i. o ..soi t io Shocker. p..3 12 1 0 (' u p 0 0 0 (II encyclopedia. has decided to give him another Also Fgurcs in Rally p ....3 10 1 When Long George Kelly tied the ¡L'hle. 81 score for the Giants in the sixth with trial. Benny's batting average to The Babe also figured in the two Totals ...335927112! Totala ...303527150 a home run to the left-field date is .308. He has slammed out runs that the Yankees produced in the St Louis.... 00400001 0.5 bleacher;-, sixth and which was 0 0 tho Giant rooters runs inning, just Cleveland... 3 2 0 0 0 0 0.J unanimously, tossed six home and has stolen ten to them the as their straw s into the When enough give victory, the Two-base hit.Williams. Three-ba»bit kell;, field. bases. Senators came back in their half and Cardner Sacrifices.Tobin, Wa m bagante, Big Ed Konetchy. tho bouncing Bohe¬ Double an^l Ryan has developed into one of bagged their second and lust run of plays.O'Neill Wambaganae] mian, tied it in the ninth with a home the VVi n bsganss, Chapman and Johnson Left run into the same place all of the hats the International League's leading day. on bases.St. Louis, 8; ¡ Basaa Peck the sixth" with on balls.Oft Shocker, S; off of Flatbush went into tin has won opened "lucky Morton. :; field. hurtling pitchers. He fourteen a base on balls. Jim Shaw, in the box off Uhle. 2. Hits.Off Morton, i In 2 2-3 Henry Fabian and his corps of and lost six this Innings; off Uhle, 5 in 8 1-3. Hit by harvesters were somewhat games season and for the Senators, tempted Fate by pitch¬ pitcher.By Uhle (K. Si handicapped to and the Babe out 1th) by the lack of modern machinery to he has been credited with three ing Ruth, lashed .By Morton, 1; by Uhle, 2. Wild pitch. bring in the crop. used wheel¬ shut-outs. a single into the right field. Pratt, Morton. Losing nltcher.Morton. I s They who has into a real .Connolly and Nallin. Time of gurr.».» barrows. Henry has applied for a developed clean-up 2:03. tractor harvester. batter, bounced a double off the left field and Peck and During the truculent afternoon Mitchell was removed for Al Mam aux, bulwark, Ruth Johnny Evcrs, acting field marshal foi the Mamaux Frisch scored. Pratt negotiated third on the speed boy. passed throw to the but overran the Cardinals Blank White Sox Bealen the Giants, was thrown out of the game i«nd was operating on Long George plate, twice, tiie second time being when he Kelly when Krueger made the careless bag and was trapped olf on Gharrity's was throw to Ellerbe. Pirates in found lurking in a corner of the toss that broke all the hearts of Flat- Opener, After First The ruthless Babe was in a measure Taking dugout after being once banished bj bush with one crack. The ball slipped Bill Klem. Boss Young was banishoc between Mamaux's and responsible for the first Washington legs, Bancroft, which came in the Then 1-1 Tie Game From fcVr hurling his bat into the air am waiting for any turn of chance, shot in run, second inning. Play Tigers With two out then in a fit of peevishness shakinj with the run. Ellerbe placed a single winning in left. O'Neill a Old Rill Klem by the shoulders. Beautj Your followed with drive PITTSBURGH, Aug. 14..St. Louis DETROIT, Aug. 14..Detroit and Chi« Bancroft was chased from the coach Uncle Wilbert Robinson lost to Ruth's pasture, and the Babe, in an a trifle of defeated Pittsburgh to-day in the first cago divided a double-header ing line for squawking weight during the engage¬ eifort, to cut down the batter at sec¬ to-day, sympathetically ment- a mere hundred or so. game of a double-header, 1 to C, due The game started like a pitchers pounds ond, threw wild to Pratt, permitting the visitors winning the first, 5 to 2, duel between Art Xehf, the ex-Brave Flatbush went home with its heads Kllerbo to score. Collins, however, to the effective pitching of Doak. The and the Tigers taking the second, and Reuben bared to the storm, while the Manhat- took a hitch in his trousers and struck Marquard, late champioi tanites second game was called at the end of 6 to 1. deck swabber of the U. S. X., but botl remained with their beans out Gharrity on three pitched balls. Gran Kerr's to the with the scoro a 1-to-l flandRice pitching brought victory bared to the rain that fell eighth NQg/ of the pattering \aJf ..2 0 0 0 2 0 Beyond the reach greed and scored. Marquard laid clown a sacri Lámar, rL.ltil i) 0 OIRpciiccr, if..11 1 2 00 CU-nions. C...3 0 1 1 2 0 .Soi,H,.until uoo 0 0 0 of pain, Dear Sir: I have mude a Aye close of .. lice bunt to Frisch. Olson slashed Wheat, If...4 10 2 0 0 I'rlsc-li, 3b. ..4 0 1 1 3 0 Collins and Shaw went the route, Doak, p _300 0 6 1 Hamilton, p. 0 0 0 0 00 Of trickery and and want. fairly study -11 10*1 Myers, cf .411 3 0 0 !<.!'. 1«, ..-II 2 10 (1 d with the former Texas fear both and Wills and 0 0 00 single to center and Krueger score.' li v. II.. 4 11 S H n Iviliff, cf «1 2 0 n Jlanger having T i| da 1.1 : 27 20 li 27 15 1 one can Dernpsey while my dope may be all the of 3 Totals ..30 0 5 Where sit and dream a bit l';1 Johnston lifted a fly to center, and OI KIldufT. 2b.4 1 3 4 2 OiDoyle, 2b ,.4 0 2 2 5 0 slightly better the argument. »Battb'.l wrong, I don't believe you will find it T tais 5 5 11 27 14 1 Totals ¦" son ICrilccer, ,.411 30 llSnvilcr. C...3 I 3 3 n 0 The whilom man for Ponder In eighth Inning. some very far off. went to second. Bernie Neis drov Mr,-, 1 (I «« n two-gun has hit nearly Unravelling mental twist, »Batted for OI u'nl i- 0 0 2 0 Nchf 1) 0 0 1 St. Louis. ... 0 0 i u 0 0 0 0 0.1 The man a ii as hard as his but only type of who has a chance ¦.¦!¦: m for In -. ven double along th« left field line, an. i>. i i) o n " Douglas, i... 1 o 0 «J 1 i« opponent, aside Pittsburgh.. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 IVhere no white is lit to beat Stanage Mr. Ivan Olson scored. Mamaux, p.O 0 0 0 0 0 from the second and sixth, kept the flame of fame is a Chicago. 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 2 0.S Ivory Two-base hit .Stock, Stolen bases. Dernpsey good defensive fighter. Wills is that : 0 0 0 0.1 This a home forces at bay. That lures to Di tri It. 0 0 0 1 brought flock of Flatbus' Tola!; ..31 0 0 '25 10 ill Tunis ..34 7 13 27 12 «) Lavan, Ileatlicotr-, Carey. Sacrifice.Cut- disappointment's tryst, type. He is a hard but his main info the even Another deed of Babe Ruth in this shaw, Double play.Cutshaw, Caton and Close to hitter, point of Two-base hits.F. Isch f.eib Sacrl- Kellys field, and befor .One out when winning vim was scored. the Mother the '. ¦;. i" .' l i abian's came remains to be enumerated. It Grimm. Left on bases -St. Louis. 10; of Clan, strength is upon de'fens?. I don't mean h. !'¦ uble lier.ry farm hands could stac Brooklyn.... 00000300 3.r> Pittsburgh, 7. Uases on balls.Off The by this to say ¦. In ¡th. Left on b tin- tho was he who cut oil' the run in Doak, earth, that madmen still .¦..¦ '. crop Giants started a come New Vor!;. 0 0 0 fi 0 3 3 0 1 7 tying 3; oft Fonder, 3. Hits.Off Fonder, 8 in 8 defile that Wills can beat npsey, for I don't believe he .ii Bases on Off Itfara, back. Burns got a base on balls an Two-base the fifth inning with a throw innings; off Hamilton, 1 In 1, Struck out With blood and tears Kerr, 2. Hits »I '¦'.'¦ r hits.Snyder, Doyle, Kllduft, mighty through life's brief span, can. 4 was forced by Bancroft. wh Krueger, Ncls, Myers. Home runs -Kelly, to the plate. Gharrity had .By Ponder, 3; by Hamilton, 2. j.o.sIiik But I do believe he has a chance.and a innings; off Avers, in 2. Struck out.By Spencer, Konetchy. Racrltlces.Marqunrrt, Douglas. with singled pitcher -Fonder. Umpires.u'Day and Where each one has so short a while pretty Kerr, 2; by Oldham, I. Losi >r.1 went in at center after 1'ep Double one down and Shaw had sacrificed Quigley. Time of good chance if he can five or ildham. Umpires i-vdas, Young' plays -Bancroft, Doyle and Kelly; his inatc to game.1:41. To dream- only stay away six rounds. peevishness, beat a hit to Johnstoi Olson, Kilduff and Konetchy (2). Left on battery second. Judge .SECOND GAME of something better than I know it is no '40. Frisch one to a easy matter to stay five or six lifted center. bases.Brooklyn, 2; New York. S. Basca dropped single into right, and the ST. LOUIS (N. L) PITTSBURGH The endless man and man. away SECOND G 1ME That on balls -Off Marquard, 3; off Mitchell. 1; a (N, L.) strife of rounds with brought up Long George Kell; off Rabe, making flashy pickup, threw at) r li pu a o. ab r li po a « Dernpsey rushing, but it can be done. And CHICAGO (A L) DETKOIT 'A. L> Mamaux, 1. Hits Off Nehf, 5 In 6 In¬ If.4 0 0 2 il n ab !.. ¦. 'i who had queered the and tl; off ¦", the ball into Ruel's in time Sliotton, lilKbee, lf ...4 0 1 30 0 po«f Kelly.; nings; Douglas, In 3; off Marquard, big glove l'Viuraler, i.,.4 1 2 8 0 Carey, ,-f _401 3 0 0 the man who does it and who in turn a .'. ..300 2 <: 0 roung, 2b...3 1 I 51 Langes, to whom the are 8 in 6 1-3; off fi in 2: to nail at home. 0| packs punch l' Kellys relate* Mitchell, off Ma¬ Gharrity Stock, 3b ..301 0 1 0jNicholson, rf .101 200 The smaller man own Collins 2b 10 0 4 Ilu i....3 1 2 S SI by being caught o'.f first in the fi.'t maux, none (pitched to one batter). Struck llornsby, 2b.2 0 U :. 1 0| WhllU-d, 3b...4 1 2 30 0 is supposed to have as much chance of his may very well be the next « r. 3b 4 0 1 0 3 Olrohl cf 0 3 0 0 out Nchf. Peculiar Play in Fourth 0 1 :i 0 champion. Wills inr.ii!).:. at that time \v£ By 1; by Marqunrd, 1; by V.'lliu'y, er.3 OiCv.Lshaw. 2b...3 0 1 220 in branches of as at lack ti. If.4 0 0 2 00 Veach, If 4 13 2 0» Long George Douglas, 1. Winning pitcher-.Douglas. A La\ ss ..2 0 0 2 s .. Ilarbaro, ss... 3 o 0 :, 1 o many sport the larger entry, but after least is the, only contender left. Miske hasn't an Vf..: cf. t il 2 3 0 n Hollinan, Il ¦' l 9 1» when Rube peculiar play occurred in the III o " sleeping Marquard made I...sing pitcher.Mamaux. Umpire'! -Klem atíi'ti rf.3 0 0 1 OlHaen«, c.1 0 0 3 o "Babe" outside chance I. Collins, lb.4 0 rf 11 ICI quick pass to and Einsiie. Time of game.2:20. fourth inning. Pratt started with a i'!.;- 'fer, c.,3 0 1 3 0 ü Ui-iuim, Ib J o 1 5 0 0 inspecting- Ruth, Ted Ray, Jack and and no one knows this better than Itlsuerg, s, 3 'i 1 2 1 O rones, il 0 :) Konetchy. Long Geort Sherdel, p 300 0 2 0 Dempsey Miske started to fall back to the double, but was picked off second on Carlson, p ..Ho 2 olo Walter and 2 1 1 1 0 Al Surnage, 4 0 0 î 11 bag, but w¡ Hagen observing the and of himself. If there is to be any real J ¦¦¦¦ i. c. ...0 0 0 ( 0 1 S 0 11 his altitude i:i throw to O'Neill. Totals 'i 24 12 height range championship battle klwiko, p....3 delayed by getting bai Gharrity's Lewis 27 o| Totals ....20 1 0 21 0 0 Tilden we recall an old of it must be between p 0 10 to safety. The tor v. Alexander Shuts slammed tlie ball through the box and St. Louis. o n n 0 0 l 0 0 I saying Hughey Keough's, viz.: Dernpsey and Wills. F. S. R. p.l 0 0 . physics profes Out PII doped the yacht race handicaps <. it looked like a certain hit. However, taburgh. 0 0 0 0 0 1 o 0.1 "The battle is not to the but that is the Two-base strong, where to Totals ...31152410 Totals 31 CU*»*" explain how it would take a long playi 5 to 0 ball hit second liase and bounced hit.Cutshaw. Thro,--baso lilis look." .Faber like to reach Champion Reds, to who .Fournier, Nicholson. Stolen bases. The tennis out; hit by batted ball. Kelly longer the grout O'Neill, threw to Judge just in coming carnival at Forest Hills not f o than an timo Poiirnier, Stock, Bigbee. Sacrifices.Cut¬ may Chi ago. 0 0 l o 0 0 o.I ordinary player. for the out. shaw, Itaoffner. Double and be a roit. 1 I " i :; x.o 14.. plays.Lavan The Jazz Finish world championship, but if it isn't where are 0 0 0 Long George was out to redeem tl CHICAGO, Aug. Alexander "Truck" Hannah was sent from the Po urn 1er; Lavan, ilornaby and Pournler. Two-base S Loll .,-i bases.St. the other hits.Felsen, hallt Ehnüte> Kellys a:¡.I the Langes and he did. 1 pitched magnificent ball to-day and field oi' battle in the seventh l.'-iii.-, 4; Pittsburgh, 7. The in champions who might have an outside chance Veai h. Three-bas hit Bush ' a home run inning, Bases on balls- Off Shordel, 1; off Carlson, red-eyed scrap the two major for a 1.¦¦lb >] Il poled into the left fie shut out 5 to when he disputed a at first 2. Struck oui leagues to win? Yon know Faber, ;. Voung. iWi Cincinnati, 0. Ruether's play base. By Shordel, -7. by Carlson, shot at the world what the answer is without further ;¦' ly E. C .Ulns, Risb ;-g md C Hi»* bleachers into the midst of part of i! Ruel had off the lid with a 2. Umpires.Quigley uiol Timo of series kale that awaits the !. of wildness accounted for all of the locals' pried single O'Day. winning- comment. bases -Dotl'oit, 4 Chi population the other suie of tl and Collins Shaw to teams may be almost as as Bases on balls Off Faber, I; ofl l.hmke. and tho runs in the first sacrificed, Judge. dizzy the jazz finish of 1903. 1 Bridge score was ted. inning, while four con¬ It appeared as if the pitcher had the Hits.< iff Fabi r. 10 In G Injrs oS Shuiilin' 1'h. was sent secutive hits, combined with an That year still holds the m, 1 In 2 St ru Douglas error, throw beaten, but Umpire record for all such per- :'. Loi ii- for the seventh to t! over Moriarty Braves Divide "Olympic team refuse to come Ing pit r Eaber. mplret-^ inning stay brought the other three. ruled the contrary. Hannah, Again formances, with no rival in In the back in the same Evans and Dlnneen. T me t game.y.»k Flatbu.-h hordes and he ein) for tl at first coaching sight. National which tune Herzog was hit on the head in the base, raised such a howl that Double Bill With League the Giants and Cubs transport carried them over." If they felt about being, ¡n the Giant ¡.all" of t he was banished. Phils had to take over an extra seventh Abie first inning by a pitched ball and re¬ it like the A. E. F. did after the armistice inning Seaman Marquai The score; day beyond the schedule to settle their which was :-'prcii Boston Wins Deciding priif- of the mosquito lleet, was sho tired at the end of the inning. BOST01Í, Any;. 14- The Braves and argument, they will be <¦: NEW YOJtK (A T..i WASHINGTON (A. 1.1 Tinker's triple won. And extremely thankful to start back in a row ¡nagic and to al> r h .i Pittsburgh was a glove began g The score: i>'. c nh r )i po ¡t. o Phillies again divided a double-header only game boat without Game From Athleticä his. Snyder led off with a Ward, 3b 4 0 u I 2 o .Iticlcc, lb .10 1 10 0 0 behind. any paddles attached. single CINCINNATI IN I, 1 CniCAGO (N. L.I I'cck'Eh, ss. :. ii -i 2 0 the visitors .'i :. Shuiilin' Phil lib r K e Milan. If ..-ill 3 1 0 to-day, winning the firsi. 1'ogulas ex po at. li po ;> c III.III. if .4 2 2 ;: 11 ItJcr cf '1 Oroli. 3b 10 i1 0 i ¡' 0 4 0 0 In the American cuttd a very neat .sacrifice. 0 ack rf ,.410100 i' fin, 2b .4 .i 2 3 S o rf. ii game, -1 t:> ii, and the home team League, 14..Bosto* Haubert, 11-.4 0 0 11 I) 0 lb n »rower, ..102 2 0 cap¬ Detroit, Chicago, Cleveland PHILADELPHIA, Aug. rzog, 2b. 0 0 C Lewis, If ..4 0 2 1 0 0 Shank !li...3O0 '". and a Snyder Shows lion ill, cf A » 1 0 n (i Itobertson, If 3 12 o o'l the second the same score St. Louis all had a Many when he reads the won tho sériel Amazing Speed 0 0 I'lnp, U.i 1 !l 0 0 Ellerbe, 3b ..4 11 2 ¦.¦ turing by in chance with ten to doughboy, above line, deciding-game of the nil man. if .4 n 1 0 0 1 T.-r ...-.,. days go. 1110 4 0 ';..! !. cf .4 0 n ii 0 (1 >' ss 3 .'I 1 4 0 will Burns drove a to left wi Hopf, ss ...SOI 1 »ii Mcrl-,1 -. ;:- 3 1 1 » ten In the second the Cleveland was still in the recall what the of a from tho Athletics a battis!" single 12 0 linel. o -4 0 1 .; 1 0,'ttharrlty. c...:. 0 1 ." 2 » innings. game running with four to sight honieoound to-day by sirva Nealo. if ...4 0 1 1 0 Oll'askert, cf ..4 0 1 0 0 '-;. run was on games transport pronounced vehemence that Sr Nii-M-..-. 2b..3 ') 1 -1 Collins, ii ..301 o 3 0 iw, v '¦¦ » 1 0 2 0 winning scored Sullivan's and the meant to even the seventh score 6 to [«i-al 3b n «I 3 ' 11 .ii: play, issue went to a him, with his habitat cast two rally ip inning, dor, puffing like a locomotive on t WliiE i: .3 0 0 1 1 0 I-Viu'k K 2b 4 0 2 4 C .1 il,l single. Fletcher objected to a décision finally decisive conflict fathoms from Iturtlii r, li 0 'i «) «i I« between Detroit below the But 3. Keefo held 1Jo s ton scoreless til t';a i.».'.' Truckoe to Summit, seor «I'l'a-ri-ll. c-,.4 0 1 '. 0 Totals ...34 3 9 27 12 l| Totals ...322927131 in the tenth and was ejected from the and Chicago. steerage. that was war and this is ail the way from while Sillico, p ..2.A i-xai der, p.4 0 1 0 (I 'j a seventh, when ;: wild throw and several second, Bui Hresulcr, r>- «« 0 «' 0 n «« .Batted for Shaw In ninth Inning:. game. j Here we had seven peace, condition which the v, »at to second on the return. Boat *Seo .10 0 0 0 0 Now '.! he scores: clubs in the two a hardly justifies transporta¬ bits got him into trouble and Rummel York... 10000200 0.3 leagues with tion facilities was succes¬ Bancroft punched out a neat Washington.. 0 10 0 0 1 0 0 0.2 FIRST chance to win up to the rim offered the greatest collection of athletes rushed to his rescue, six and sini Totals ..32 o ;, ii io : Totals ...32 5 0 27 12 0 GAME of the final week. sive hits Bums scored. By this time 1 Two-bane hits.Pratt, Milan, Roth. Home I'ilil.A (N I.) HUSTON L) in the world. gave Boston the lead. .Batted for Sallee Irf eighth Inning. run (N. Nineteen The score : plaintive bleats of the anguished Ituth. S;ii iiiu-.s Shaw, Collins, ab r h IK) a :ii> r ii i;o a o twenty might not offer any such from Cincinnati... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.n Gharrity. Double Poekin- Paillette, lb.4 1 2 1» 0 0«.Powell, cf ..4 13 B 0" closing; BOSTON AT,) riill.A. A I.) goras imported Flatbush lil «.'hi- play.Pratt, scenes, but there are a:i <¦ .* ago. 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 X.-5 paligh iin.l l'ipp. J.iMt on bases I/Hom-'u, lf.3 0 0 2 0 l'Chris'.cn'y. 2b.4 0 0 o 3 0 chances left that r I. po a a!, r 1: [-' the humid air. New lia' -y 2b o 3 0 0 the National a Vllt. 3b -.112 4*0IWel rf 2 0 <"» Two-base Bas¬ Vork, 6; Washington, 8. J3ases on balls l-lavrx. If .4 1 2 0 0 will Following championship golf clash is one of the i. ..41 There was a coroner's ken. hits.Robertson, Merkle, Iff off v. is. cf.4 1 1 0 0 » Cruise if ..", 0 0 1 0 C League have three or four clubs Bra ly. !¦ 5 110 4 0 Dykes, 2b. 103 S J! hasty jt Sacrifice- Terry, Left on bases. Shaw, Collins, 2. Hit by n it out softest M summoned r, .By Collins pitcher Mi'U I. rf. 4 11 0 0 II,)ll:e. !.. 3 0 1 11 0 0 fighting assignments ever fthown if you v. |f.5 0 l I oo" Wal'r lf.4 0 0 2 'J by the Dodgers' infield ; Cincinnati, Chicago, 8. Hases on bails (.fudge}. Struck out.By Fii-rdier, ss.4 0 2 1 3 Ol Uoei loi. 3b..4 0 1 0 0 0 through September. New don't mind II loper. rf :.' 0 1 100 \\\ itt. el ...4 Reuben Off Alexander, 1; off 3 Shaw, 5; by Collins, 4. \\ '« :-; Brooklyn, York, Cincinnati Marquard was pronounced n Ho.'.In Ituether, Hits Umpires Hlldo- i-i'l me 3b.4 0 2 tl Knrd. W ...4 0 0 4 S 1 sprinting twenty-seven miles a to M'lnnls, lb.4 1 1 13 0 OlDuga «iff r, 4 in i : :; brand jihI Moriarty. Timo of \\ c .4 o 0 .-. 1 .- and are not day keep ahead of a ii ¦¦: I ' and void lor the remainder of r. Innings; off Sallee garni.2:14. eat, o'N .; ..40131 0 Pittsburgh likely to fade out cf.3 1 1 5 0 Shu 3 In 1-3; off Brcssler, 2 In 1, Hit Meadows, p.3 1 2 o 5 0 Watson, 1) .2 0 0 o 4 0 before the pop-eyed multitude bent 20 1 2 0 l'l'i »00 5 1» by- upon there first. . afternoon. Clarence Mitchell relic pitcher By Ruothi i- i Hi rzog i Stru ¦;. riullivan .0 l » . getting '.-,¦.. i ¦',.,¦ .:! 1? him and passed Herbert Spencer, out By Rueth« r, by Alexander, ». Los¬ ord Wins svi.it. ii .0 o 0 o 1 0 0 0 I 0 O.Keefe. p Giant Frisch ing pitcher- Rueth. r ipires.Harrison Laiigf Decision M.o.-i 010000 .Karr .1 l l o on i:>, m p ( philosopher. b.ouncec and Hart. '1 Imo of garni ;20. Pen Widders Outseore Wain ra, c.OO 0 1 1 0 *Burrus o 0 0 Of i" center and scoi 4 3 27 14 1 :. 4 .i single Bancroft In Bout With Totals 33 0 27 15 Totals 34 ï iSew 0 2 , ended the drive McVey .Batted for Watson In seventh Inning. Five Batters York Y. C. Keeeives _. by slapping on Leading " into a double tBatted for Scott In ninth Inning Thespians Diamond Tota! play. Greb Defeats Moha CHICAGO, 11.- Sam '"¦ »Kelly Aug. ¦. ¦¦ Langford pi -:. 01010002 0- 4 lor .:¦¦¦,¦ in nth U After that the .Manhattan it es won a iphia. In a In Challenge Kaces pi SANDUSKY. Ohio, newspaper decision over Sam Boston. 'i 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 battle of wit and Two Big Leagues tBal I for Rommel ninth inning. up straw hats with recklc Aug. 14..Harry at baseball, prodical McVey to-day East in .¦ M u played .B 0 0 0 0 0 15 1 O'-f ness while the Greb, a Chicago, Ind., Two-b« hits ici, Powell. Three- yesterday between nine:-, of Rear Commodore Francis ' fans of Flatbush Pittsburgh light heavyweight, won slow and base im « actors R. .Mayer, phia. 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 the uninteresting ten-round U'Noil, Si« «rlllco Pa lings. captained by De Wolf Hopper NATIONAL LEAGUE Atlantic Yacht scn1 to moodily groundling in the gather newspaper decision over Hob Moha, fight. The crowd of 7,000 spectators Double plays.Meadows, Bawling» and and artists captained Tad York Club, the New Tiv :.- hits v. el h f i .--. by ( In). <.. AH. K. II. PC. Yachl «'i.1« gloom. Henry Fabian as of a booed Paulette; Chrlstenbury, Ford and >l on the Dorgan Player, y sterday challenges nosky. Dykes. Sacril dripped in fast ten McVey repeatedly because of-his Li -m - village green at St Louis..107 415 «7 15(5 .376 for the < went on with the Milwaukee, ound ' ft bas P lib Inhl ,. Boston, 10. Bayside, the HoniHby, ape May and the lugan Keel ¦. i. rt on base»-" harvesting, Rip stalling tactics. oi pen wieldcrs won Knusli. Cincinnati. 101 38S 56 127 .332 Brenton *¦ were bout at Cedar Point this Bases balls iff Mea lows, 6 off A\ at- by a score of 4 to 1 Reef cups. Next to the B Philadelphia B i not ¦.. Dodders afternoon. .¦ .1. St. Louis. 75 257 1!i H.-> .331 America's yet entirely defu Greb won rounds Langford forced the fighting through¬ son, 1. Hits.Off Watson, in : Innings; in four innings. Siiltli, these are the most Cup ¦¦: .¦¦--. 3. ii not a eight Phila.in.-> 120 <)."> .i -.¦ by jugful of the prohibit decisively and out and was credited with oft Scott, 3 it: 2. Struck out -By Meadows, had a tVilllam*, 130 .32» important trophies innings (none out in ft two were even. ; l \\..; Dorgan cortège of 41 in the i. Ro'¿" bevi winning y «on, j. 1. Wild Konetchy, Brooklyn. 0(i 368 118 .321 yachting world. 7 in 3. St r-. ,.. 6: *>' rage. seven rounds. by Scott, pit h men lined up at third infantry¬ Bush, Bad Bill itt. Losin piti her Scot t, 'mplres base who, too, Commodore Mayer has nominated 1 Wild pitch K< '¦ Balfc>-" Lamar, the ex-Yank, slap -Kigler and Moran Tlmi of gam«.2:05. used to AMERICAN LEAGUE the R ¦' ime.l. I. Itn nmel l'n' a hit between third and physical power prevent any <;. three-masted schooner .sing ; Itcher- short. Fri SECOND GAME of 'the thespians from Player, Club. AH. it. Ii. PC. one Undaunted, ; i;a:;>«.' took it, but too late to make the thr going- beyond Sister, St. Louis .107 430 02 17H .402 of the few large yachts in com¬ 1 :4T. Record of rilll.APKU'lUA (X. UOSTOX (X I.) that peg, The one run scored the Speaker, Cleveland. !00 400 00 I0:i .101 mission this Wheat forced Lamar. a r L.)|.i by summer. Undaunted was Myers shot Ma|or Clubs nil h pu ab !i i¦ a e actors was made Leo Ku'li. Nr«- York .108 I'll 1?.", r;.: .387 League 0 S by Carrillo, who built in 1911 f< r past Long George Kelly. Then Pauli tie, lb.4 1 »Powell, cf. t 0 » 1 n 0 over Jackson, CWcajro.,108 110 71 ir.i .:l»4 Robert E, Tod, an- J... Hinir'11. If.4 0 2 -' 0 ii Pli jfl 'y, 2b 4 12 2 11 jumped the heads of the guaros K. other former ofii;e-r Ross Polo Yiotorv stopped Big Ed Konetchy, the o NATIONAL LEAGUE 2b.4 2 2 1 2 0 at third base Collins, Chicaeo.Í13 438 8(5 154 .353 flag of the Sea Baj«rs AMERICAN LEAGUE Itawii.igs, Kayra, If.3 12 2 00 and stole home before! Gate Club. Whoa Bhe .va.. Bohemian in the great American W ..on-., cf.5 1 1 '. 0 0[ Cl ¦¦-. ¡f.. 4 .¦ 1 : own« y GAMPS TO-DAY h'...- rf 12 anybody except the umpire, who, it Commodore For the time. Big Ed pasted one for Robe GAMES TO-DAY 40 00 llolke, lh. ...40 1 10 10 was Tod, Undaunted was Rumsen 'Whites Boston at New York fiel '.¦¦ u :;¦¦¦' i: el 1 3b 4 1 ! 12 0 declared, was bribed by the actors, called Karina, i-Vae is a and it went into the left sia (two). Il 51 .i » n i' -i 'i steel sch field \cw York at |.'i -1. as :; 0 Il U saw him. W. Babcock and F. Main almost 200 X. J l a for a home run and the favorite ml Philadelphia at Brooklyn. Washington. V\'r.g 3 0 0 2 1 OiGowd 3 0 0 7 2 0 feef long, and has shown RUMSEN, Aug. I..In polo St. Loui.-i at .¦ ,. .i a dramatic situation -tied in the nin Pittsburgh at St. Louis (two). Cleveland. ._ (i, 10 0 0 0 i) good turn of speed in pi oil to-day a- the B Chicago at Deîroit. Us N ;'. .'.ni o '. .i leadieger, p 311 0 10 Victors at Dunwoodie that the C( untrj Clu tl " Iefe»tw The few hats of the Cincinnati at Chicago. P..0 0 'i 'i ¦¦ Su llvail .' 0 H 'i Tesreau's Bears to Meet suggested races be h"ld », remaining Other teams not scheduled. in ;' ¦. l v to'. mates of Flatbush were east uv.o YESTERDAY 'S September. "Bluer," a scon of 11 goals RESULTS Total J ».: 0| T tal 33 4 8 30 13 1 DUNWOODIE, Aug. 14. \V. \v. The Brenton Reef The W stacks that Henry Fabian was New York. 7; Cup originally was on the pi1 Brooklyn, 0. YESTERDAY'S LESUI.TS .One oui when winning run waa score.1. Philadelphia Giants Babcock and Floyd I. Main were the offered The achts rac< 6 to 3 ai -1 Leland H. Ross whi It i hen as : j up. looked though the Chicago, 5; Cincinnati, 0. New York It m for .<". :.'¦¦ In h inning. for without 3: 2. » ..-.-,- winners of the 0 .: boat, time allowance, Ther* tall ed .'. ur in succeMi** ond skirmish of the Rattle of the ! Philadelphia, -1; 3 Washington, {Batted tin 11 t in ¡-nth Inning. Jeff Tesreau's Hears will weekly is no Boston, (1st). St. Louis, 5; 3. p'.r.y their handicap tournament over the restrictions as to size or the in the T;!'!h nèriod. ou^-hs would eventually be halted Boston, 4: Philadelphia, 3 (10 ins,, Cleveland, Iphia.000200 1. 00 n.3 usual double header > t Dyckman Oval links of the rig in St. 2d). Boston, 6: Philadelphia. 3. !'¦ in. 10 10 0 0 0 0 11.4 of the Dunwoodie Golf Club here to¬ craft. Gymkana games were bef«- darkness tho gathering thun< Louis, 1; Pittsburgh, 1 (8 this afternoon. In the first pame the The the played 3cn storm. St. Louis, 1; 1 Chicago, 5; Detroit, 2 (1st). Two-base hits.Fletcher, Eayrs, Oeseh- Bears will day. tournament was contested polo match. Arthur Bürden. Pittsburgh, (7 Detroit, 6;« 1 ger, Christenbury. Three-basi Uli w'ill- oppose the Philadelphia in two classi i, Babcock in of Colonel won ».» Wnh Burns out, Beauty Ranci in*., called to catch Chicago, (2d), Homo Ginr.ts. winning Eastern Howard S. Borden, train, 2d). run.Rawllngs. Stolen base Clasi A and -;iain being the victor in Waterb lry, I; Hartfi rd,Leaguel. which inclù led ¦ Pcl* cracked one down to \ \N!> Cruise. Sacrifices I.e The second contest will -..- events, Johnston, ST NG OF TEAMS STANDING OF TEAMS Bourveau, Ford. bring the Class B. .\. i.,-> en, Pltti leid, l. ball race, *Bi the ball with a bare lu * Double play- t-'ord and Holke. Left on Trust Br! sticking ami ball ¡ace, stopped Guaranty Company nine into The Class A winner a Igep irt, 3; .1. a but he made a W.L.Pct.l W. L. Pet. W.L,PctJ bases.-Philadelphia, 7; Boston, 4. Bases turned in card Worci si--:. t A pig sticking. hook, wild peg to 5945 .067 W.L.Pct. on balls.Off Belts, 1; oft off action against the Bears. Big Jeff of while Ibany 3. (1st) and Bancroft scooted to Cin'nati, Chicago. 55 57 .491 Clevel'd. 69 40 .633'Boston.. 3. Hubboll, 1; 79.7-72, Floyd I. Main's! Worcester, 13; Albany, 3 second. Sp B'ktyn. 62 48 .564 4458.458 Oeschger, Hits.Off Bi-tts, 7 in 8 1-3 ln- will appear on the mound in the open¬ card in Class B was 87.18- (2d) ccr hit to short left but Bant: Sft. Louis 50 57 .46^ N. York. 72 42 46 59 .438 nli gs; oiC Hubbell, ?. In 1. ¿truck battle. -69. The Southern Association field, N.York 58 .632|Wash... out.By ing "' 48 .547 46 -, 18-Btroke waä a up at third. «feton.. 56 .451 Chicago. 71 42.62S¡Detroit.. 4166.383 Betts, by Oeschgor, 5. Passed ball. handicap deciding fac- American Association \' f."hv le, is- i. pulled Pittsb'g. 53 51.510 Phllo.... 43 64.402 St. Tragesser. Losing pitcher.Hubbell. Um¬ tor in Main's victory. Nashville -,. \<:, ... i Again the gamo was halted Louis 53 53 .500jPhila.... 3576.315 and Baneball To-day, Ebb«« Field. Brooklyn Indianapolis, 4; Minneapolis, 1. (2d). pire«.Morau Kigler. Tlrna of garnie vs. 3 m. St. Little Rock, .'.. Hlrmingham, S (.». ..1:16. Phlla., p. B'way Brighton Sub. 30 Giant» vs. Hoatou 2 Paul, 71'l-ouinviil-, 0. aock. ¡ ^-aM minutes Times 8q. to Prospect P»rlt To-day, game».First Toledo, 5; Kansas 1. BirmlnKham. S; Lit»l. Station. lame 2 p. m. Pola Ground* City, Chaitanoosa. 2; Mobile. 1. .^ Milwaukee, 3] Columbus, .. ilemphia-.Ncw otitum (»*«¦