YANKS CLINCH DECIDING GAME OF ST. LOUIS SERIES, 3 TO 2, IN NINTH r GIANTS PASS LAST OPEN WORLD SERIES Dodgers Release Smith; WHITE SOX BLANK Whitey Witt in Hero Role, THE LISTENING POST Is Claimed by Indians CRISIS IN SAFETY HERE ON OCTOBER 4 SMITH, the veteran RED SOX BY 7 TO 0 was released Delivers Blow ¦ ? Walter Trumbull, southpaw pitcher, Deciding e.=...II SHERRODby Brooklyn yesterday to the Copyright, 1D22, by Tilt; New York Hh.alc Cleveland Indians and will join Beat .Reds, 7 to 2, "While Tentative Plans Mode Ivy JBig-1 them at once. Waivers were asked Lcvri'ptto Allows Boston Bai¬ Single to Center by Victim of Pop Bottle Assault j AUTUMJT. on Smith and they were granted by Pirates Are Even Wh Mother starts to put away Heads Award Giants a!| the National Deaguo clubs, but lors Five Scattered Scores and Scott.Makes Half of Getting League Cleveland claimed hltn. Only McNally T7i indow screens; libbots the Break With Phils. First Game. ._ President expressed Safeties. Winners' Six Hits. When Father starts to kick about Brooklyn club's appreciation of The baked out Smith's loyalty and willingness In greens; tho long1 years he has been with starts to out took the W. O. M'GEKHAX. By DANIEL. When Brother hauling Ciiicago, Sept. 18..The 1922 world the Dodgers. He said he could have Chicago. Sept. 18..Chicago Hr will open after th« season peiufon's aerie* from Boston to-day. bo as the five His football togs; scries baseball championship kept Smith until Yunks won the last skirmish of tlie pitched; !"a>' regarded October 1 in New York city, It was de¬ atid th»n have urwl him twelve games to ten, by out th« .Sr. Lotus, Sept. 18.-The croooial situation of the many When start to profitably shutting of one of the most melodramatic of baseball fireplaces glow rided to-day at a meeting of National In a trade with a m nor league club', visitors in the final mini", 7 to 0. bottles here in the ninth inning ations encountered by th. new five scattered was little rM^ .u? With flaming logs; and American League representatives but thought that In surround¬ r.overpito allowed only names ever played in this city. The hero of the final skirmish Giants this season was passed in safetv will Smith his career hitp, whllo Chicago hunched hits off down tbem yesterday afternoon. While When starts to come, here. Last year's prices prevail. ings might prolong the Yankee center fielder, who on Saturday was struck il early twilight The for the opening In the majors, so gave him a chance. Qulnn nn <4 The Browns were leading. 2 to 0. Dugan drove out a two bagger attack^ont,of the Corsairs, who arrive here The second baseman and the between them furnish a boot IS FINALLY Q baffled. VANCE 1 0 shortstop cham¬ j 1'rati,2b.. 4 00 |O.MoHtll.of.. 412 to-morrow for a series of three Lou la win the American League 0\ and scored after lntd bounced a single off Davis's glove and McManus games. one-third of the fielding strength of a club. In making this statement we first game at St. Louis J.Cine.of 4 00 1 0 0 Kalk.if 4"! 1 O'i DVpp John McGraw's agile athletes are down pionship the [1t'g*r,3b 102 n i n m, if. l j T include the handling of thrown as well as batted balls. It is around the would be played on Saturday. October 0 .1 « o 1 bad thrown the hall over first. t0-,iay. and will spend the Ituel,.-. ... .10 1 CXrhalk.r... 1 2 1 0 the \ ml *. re??listening to anecdotes middle sack that defensive strength centers. As 11 is important to the 7. STOPPED BY CUBS Qulnn.p.. 20 J 0 1 0'Lever*te,p 4 1 2 0 2 0 *. eaire for morning pithy by Then the setting . John and tho afternoon rolling hoops attack to get a man from first to second, whore he can score on a single, The arrangement calls for the open¬ 'Miller... 1 00 0 0 0) * triumph of Whltcy Witt. Schang shot; Games of ing game Wednesday. October 4. to lie Kan,p... 000 O 0 0; Totals ..33 713 2711 o Remaining and murbles. so it is important for the defense to keep him from getting there. Second when a hit past Davis and heat it to the Had the Giants been known as National League day the Tola'*. .11 0 24 13 01 Pennant Contenders beaten yesterday base is, broadly speaking, the aim of the steal and the pivot of the double would be "at home" on the Polo Smith was ordered in to bat for -Mid had this sinister development been Giants Pitcher Defeated 1 .Pr.'u-U for Qulnn in eighth Inning. bag. play. Moreover, the majority of ground balls normnll hit1 pass somewhere Grounds in New York, and the next day, Brooklyn 00 0 Ward. Fohl retorted by ordering accompanied by a double triumph for York I'o'ton 00000 0-0 (HANTS. YANKEES. tile Hucanoers.the gasping, anaemic, in the direction of this territory. October G, providing the New Babe Ruth came to bat. The air was would very served field 84; reserved fifth round for two runs. Vance was an tilled !>3 lost. 61 ; percentage. .601. Pittsburgh, on the it was discovered that St. Louis would right pavilion, most crucial skirmish that the expedi¬ with papers, hats and repartee, as !12 .537. siderable conversation subject left field pavilion. 83; right field unre¬ it-Held out In the fifth, hut Olson walked the Babe was out won, lost, 62; percentage, of Pratt if in it could secure Joe forces have fought. The victors called on the third To come back to that of yes¬ reconcile itself to the departure exchange served seats, $2 ; left field unreserved, 81. and scored on singles by Johnston anil tionary one. There was more loose shindig are now dashing for the rattler. Your apprehension terday on tho Jlarlem pasture.it was Oedeon, Fritz Maisel and a pitcher. That was the way the deal read, and the Following the three games which Tom Griffith. Wheat poked a single to and a over all ay but correspondent is forced to cut the de¬ profound silence l'lpp played in a carnival sotting. Before tho pitcher was, by an ^understanding among gentlemen, to be Ray Fisher. would be played In 8t. Louis October 7, right, scoring Johnston, Myers rolled scription right at this point. bounced a hit off Davis's mitt. Dugan Giants went into the field they were S and 9, should St. Louis win the Amer¬ to Adams for the start of a double ploy. were as thick scored and took second as Mc- October The next bits for the Dodgers came The customers quite l'lpp informed by McOraw that they had won Fisher didn't know anything about the deal, but he did know that a war ican la-ague pennant, Tuesday, as they were on the sidelines at the Manus's throw to first went wild. The toss and would the world 10, would be travel day, and tho sixth off Cheoves in the ninth inning. was the open was on and decided that it couldn't get along without him any longer. first two skirmishes of this historic tension loosened again when Meu- on their home lot of going game of the series would be played In Sehmandt opened by scratching a single sel was series Irrespective in the service of his Tho owners of the battle. From the point of view of cus¬ called out on the third one. who won the American Geugue pennant. Ho therefore enrolled country. New York October 11. to Hollocher. Illgh lifted to Rtatz. tomers alone this series broke all records Davis had the heavy artillery of the, This succinct announcement, coupled Yankees didn't know anything about the enrollment. When It come time for in case tho series should run to a Hank Deberry knocked a long single to for St. Louis and there were twice as Yanks baflted in the pinch. with fine pitching by Scott and the the naming of the pitcher they discovered that the Vermont school teacher 3 to 3 tie the contending clubs would be right, sending Sehmandt to third. Iternle We're rather of our many turned away as were able to get With slider watting to continue his county fair time pep in the air. made couldn't l>e delivered. But St. Louis had bargained for a pitcher and a pitcher Idle one day before the final and de¬ Nets ran for Deberry and Bert Gtiffltii proud is that of a hit a -be In batted for to into the park. It estimated policy game Davis. Tobln u wonderful tonic for the world cham¬ had to be The one available for at the moment ciding game. This would played Vance. Bert grounded exclusiveness! Sli.OOO attended tho series. and Foster were infield outs. Sister's adroit¬ produced. only quick delivery New York October 12 if St. Louis were Hollocher, who threw to Adams, forcing pions. They fielded with agility, was Urban Shocker. Now the Yanks would like to trade back. no who chance . Whllo there was secret as to to continue stretching the con¬ ness and elm. and they hammered cne of the contenders. Nels Adams had a double play In front Not everybody can have was to Btart the pitching for the Yanks, secutive hitting record seemed to have Johnny Conch with virility and timeli¬ Both National ami American leagues of hjpi, but made a wild throw to first Manager Fohl, after giving the tmphes- passed by. for Some persons are so undecided that the only renson they are alive is and both New York clubs were repre¬ that let Deberry score. Olson filed t>> their woolens woven to ness in two crashing rallies.one held tston that young Mr. Bayne was to hold In the Tanks' half of the ninth four runs In the second and another tor that they can't make up their minds to die. sented at the meeting, which was Fitzgerald. order! the bridge on this side of the Mississippi, Scliang bounced a hit ofT Davis's glove three in tho sixth. In the office of K. M. Iain ills, baseball The Cubs went Into (he ninth Inning their special sent in Dixie Davis, who used to cause p.nd went to second on a wild pilch. AVhat with the home, club cavorting to commissioner. Representatives of the one." n behind and came out two runs That's what and the Yanks considerable annoyance. Bui- Elmer Smith was sent in to pinch hitch an easy victory, big Paneho Snyder St. Louis Americans failed to arrive. uhea-u. Hack Miller opened with a hard large let Joe Bush, with his record of for Dee to and Maize! ran twenty- Ward. Fold met this maneuver socking a home run Into the right held Pirates Get Even Break Five Tallies in Fourth single right George first hand buying does. four victories, was picked by liugglns of Hugglns. sending out young Hubert stand with two on in the second and for him. Adams scratched a hit off 10 do the for the Yanks. Tigers Rally in the Fifth; Vance's O'Farrell bunted toward shooting T'ruott, the left handed Yankee tamer, to Krnle Quigiey clearing the Cincinnati Twin Bill With Phillies Give Cardinals glove. Here.and abroad! Witt Open* With Hit. pitch. McNally was then ordered in to dugout in the fifth.what with that and in Victory Beat Senators by 11 to 5 thihl and beat Vance's throw to first bat lor Smith. bunted and for a hit. filling tho buses Barber bat¬ All of our hundreds of MeXally Snyder starting to run off the field in Detroit, Sept. 18..A Tiger batting to Whitey Witt, still wearing his white Sevcrcid tried to nail at third, it the last Wild runs ted for Stueland and grounded first Scliang the eighth inning, thinking Lose Half Game in Race for Throw Pave* Way to rally iri the fifth that netted five whose throw to fabrics are made bandage, opened the for tho Xan'Bob Meusel, who this condition l^ec Fohl ordered Urban safe for the who C WASHINGTON (A.) | DETROIT hold t lie bridge for the Boston ab r li o a ab h a moved Rtatz to third. Statz died In n fabrics are fine! trouble for the Giants In previous ineet- The Pirates won the first game 11 to hit Pfeffer freely but not ef- 4 I 1 S n OiHaney.lb.. 2 1 1 It) 2 0 order, ended the inning forcing Browns. Bush drove one to MeManus, Judge.lb. b double steal. by Pipp. ings. Hut yesterday the New Yorks .1 by Ilubbell and .> "shaw 2h 4 1 1 4 4 0; H'cher.ss 40 1 1 4 OlJ'nston.ss. 413 it BO denouncing tho flaming shirt of Bullet loose. Then came Whltoy Witt's lilt and da.vbed ST. .shanks.rf Tervv.ilb.. 401 1 f. OiT.Grt'th.rf 3 (13 I Oil others our which drove in two runs in the sixth, Morrison pitched seven innings of the LOUIS (N.) BOSTON* (N.) P'k'gh.es. "> 1 .'! 0 2 0 lligpoy.ss. "2 2 2 2 1 o Among ^Tip- Joseph Bush. Wearing red flannels In McNally and Scott scored. ttb r h o a t 1 1 0 0 I fJrim's.lli .1110 11 t Wheat. I f.. 40 1 2 on fn'o a luxurious chaise second game, allowing one run end six all r li o n r b'rn'te.gb 50 1 :t 0 o: Baaaler.e.. 22 0 0 00 public seemed to shock tludr sense Tho three Browns out in the changed liim BladeJ.lf. 4 1 0 1 OC o n 0 5 1 Oi 2 0 1 0 2 0 J-'ttzg'il.rf 4 1 3 o'Mj .rs.cf 400 4 topper.a fine, firm felt of, passed were Hamilton. Th.- I'owc'l.cf. 5 I 2 *5 I"Iclnl'h.c 2 1 Johnson,p. 413 11 0 113 20 propriety. Since the red shirt of Bob gathering dusk, thiee in a longue. The New Yorks hoping hits until relieved by Munn.cf., 2 1 2 2 0 o Kopf,2b,.. i 3 2 4 0 2 0 0 0 2 11 Oldham,p. .''.12 1 10 Miller,If.. l'Sehm't.lb. row. Sister, to his selec¬ latter was driven from the mound in Hmllh.t f. 1 0 0 0 0 0 Ii'hcart.p 1 'hecves.p ODD 0 0OiHlgh,::ii... 1 0 11 O oil that's a .Shawkey spelled a Brown defeat In the Williams and Jaeobson. that Hat Moran would stick rrul.if.rf.. ."0 1 o 0 Zach'ry.p 0 00 0 0 I) |Co1e 010 0 ool 112 1 3 1' 0 It regular tip-topper vlu«*llf«rtf f 0 0 0 0 0 0. 0 ... Adanis.'Jb Deberry.e. 10 t for the route but Pat held up the the eighth and was relieved by Brown, Roner.lf... 4 12 0 0 Wtnoth.p 111 1 OOi | 1 11 first game of the series, red will be an Immediately after the game the tion H'nMby,2b 5 1-2 2 o 2 Ba 0 Kur'll.i: 3 11 2 0 «* Vitm -.p... loo 1 for its in the seventh who stopped the scoring. The scores rbV.Sb. 4 1 t 1 1 0 .Laph'n.c 202 0 0 0 Total*.211 11 I27 15 2 30 t 0 o 100 o no holding shape. unpopular color In St. Louis forever. Yankee expeditionary forces da.died for game for live mlnutfs lioit'ly.lb :: l o 12 0 0' H< nry.lb. 100 10 2 0 0 1 0 0 0' Kauf'n.p. 1 jn.cjrimth to lo¬ Stock,3b.. 3 0 1 0 too. bob.. 0 000 0 0i O'W'st'ne.ss 10 2 12 3 2 vv'li.p 'Ran for I'iclnleh !n the sixth Inning, | passing out in turn. In the Browns' which began as soon as the third and llarper, who was among 42 1 0 4 00 t 4 0 Alna'thgt. 2 1 0. Braxton.p. 10 0 0 0 (1 In tlie fourth brown, tobacco brown, to Carey.cf.. 0CiH.ipp.8b... ri f p :. 0 2 0 2 00 0 0 0 li titan for Johnson Inning. ! Totals..14 4 H> 271.* 2 bulf of the second Bush creased had gone to the clubhouse 5 2 2 2 tl 0 0 0 01 0,Mat'WHgp. 0 l 2 o o 1 0 t (?_ r, . Baby last skirmish of the crucial battle by by Quigiey, Blgbee.lf. OOJWII'ms.ef. .Gainer.. 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 II Washington Battel for Kaufmann to «mrttii limi t: Coll Jacohson a the to the hot water. He 411 1 oo'unlV.vr.rf 4 01 1 00 fPhrN'ury 0 0 t o 2 5 0 0 1t mint, fawn, storm with ball and beat gang ItUMell,rf " 1 0 0 Detroit for Miller pitched ttje Mississippi ended. on 2 4 1 :t :> 0 1 tClewoM. 0 0 o ! Uibnon... 10 0 0 0 0 fftau In the ninth Inning. pearl, there was much indignation. Ruth At had to drcs.s again and scoot out to an¬ TicrVy.ab oiHenlln. t troit. 12. lilts.Off Innings: !Grimes, Convenient With Bush out on an Infield hit in days, then ond with a triple to right center and Pittsburgh 0 0 1 3 2 ft 0 0 O.11 Two base off Hrlllheart. 4 In . innings (none out. one lyn, 7. Bams on balls.off Kaufmann, 3: comes another one In o l 0002000- Lit.A In*mil n. rltolen liases. 4 1 inning; 1. Hits.Off 0 In Broadway Corners" Fifth Avs. tie third, Witt beat a hit to third, but Cleveland, which scored when drove a red hot lilt Philadelphia.. :*m Iliad' s, 2; I.awtn Bar- on bnsa In fifth) off Zachary, In off Vanrp, Kaufmn-w, finishes on 24. Young hare. Double Hacrlficer.Ainamltb. off Wnnnoth. C in 2 Innings: off old- >1 Innings; off Ptuubinrt, none in 2 innings; at Warren at 41st St Dugan again hoisted a lofty one to left. September to Bohne. Kelly forced Young, who, Two baso hits.fiehmldt. Trnynor. M"right- piay* Hottornly (unassisted); Billl- 2 In 1 Struek out After that the stone, Carey. Thri'i* hns« lilts.Wrlghtatone, l.avan, ltornsby and Ttottoniiy; aiui ham. 5 in 5 innings. Struck out.lly off Cheeves. Inning. -T'.j The Babe, after receiving the regular Yanks will have a few with his usual agility, mussed tip Henry henrf. 4; Oldham, 1. lilt by pitchers.By Vance. 7; by ntuclamt, 1. VInning tuteii. t- exhibition games. On l.cellv Ptolen b:,*i.Can y. Sa, rifle. Ford. I,efj on bases.St Bonis, Mi Boston, by tribute of vocal raspberries, hoisted one September 28 double piny by crashing into second. Carey. Double piays.Traynor. Tlerney and 10. Bases on balls.Off Pfeffer. 1; off fltllt- llrlllh-nrt. 1 lllnfl.i i, by Oldham, 2 (Plrl- Oieoycs. tmsitig pitcher.Vancp. I'mplis« to short. they will start another more sec¬ and Tier Inn, 4; off I: nicb. Judge), wild pitch.Zac.harj Winning Klem iir-d estiu velt. Time of game.1 hour or less Stengel's Hit to short put Kelly on Clrtmm: P.app I.eslle; Maranvtlle, Oetiewleh, off Braxton, 2; off to Hank a on In crucial at his r.ey and Crlmm. l«eft on bases.Pittsburgh, Matthews, I. Ftrtick out.By Iteffer, 2; pitcher.Oldham. Dosing pitcher.Brlllheart. unit minutes. Severeld got base baUs series Boston. Mass., with the ond, and then came Snyder with 2: by and Time of game the second, hut was forced Gcrber, discards of the Yankee team. The stand for lib tl, Philadelphia, !'.. Buses on balls.Off Hullhnn, by G"ne\vlch. 1 Hits.Off ttuii- Empires.Ntillln Connolly. by finni wallop Into the right field Huhbell, 2; off Morrison, 2. Htniek out-- 1 all, a In 22 3 innings: off IKrnowlrh. 3 in hours Rtul 2* rnhmt.H. trying to sacrifice. Ho finally reached struggle of the Yanks In this highly ex¬ fifth homo run of the season. Ily Huhbeli, J; by Morrison, 3. Hits.Off 2 1-3 innings; ott Braxton, 2 In 2 Innings; < ond. but Tobin ended it by lifting citing dash for a pennant or the junk Meusel's single and Young's double Huhbeil, innings: off rj. Hniltli, * In off Matthews, 1 In I Inning. Jilt by pltrhef Beat Indians I ly Hulihaii. 1 - Athletics Again one out to the Babe. pile will be fought at Washington, D. went to waste In tho nnfct round. Couch 4 Innings. I fit by pitched lisII.By lluhbrdl . back against the ropes. The crowd po¬ mate destination of the Yanks last ngain. YounR opened with a hit M'vtlle.ss aim :: 8 llWr's'na.as 42 1 2 "0 2: day's (ranie. went back In ngaln and held may Downy O Toronto, rtochoster, 1 ill Innings 1. litely gave him plenty of room. Meusel until thin final game. It will be re¬ to slio-t. Hohne certainly spent one Carey.cf,. HI 8 o|ltnpp.2b... 4 1 2 2 20 1 Ucadine, Bnltlinorc, 3 (1* innings, Uarh Cleveland to two hits in woven innings, then hoisted one to Sleler. Mc- Cave- Blgbee.lf. 4 1 0 2 0IV iVIlPnis.rf 3 10 4 OS r.ess). the box in tho ninth straight called that the Yanks kept their cus¬ miserable aft-moon out there In 8 o but was driven from Mantis a hard one Schang, Banff.rf. 4 12 1 Walker,rf 411 2 00 other teams were not scheduled. the score. stopped by tomers guessing up te a very late date noy'B place. Kelly hit to right, putting Tlor'.y.-'b 10 1 2 COL-e.lf hi 1 t o v lien Cleveland all but tied whllo liugglns and some other Yanks to we. I fewer hits than in last year's season. Young on third, and Stengel singled Tray'r,.*»h 401 0 2 llle-slle.lb.. 800 8 0" 111 Edwards alio < ited the Chicago ruling on a siml- (irlnirn.lb 8 o 1 7 1 0 l'ark'n.2b. 2«| r. flu STANDING THE Ctl'RS. flics him. play The rhanc s are that those who are Bohne, .'coring Rosg. Snyder sacrificed i Rommel, but s.iorifleo beat lar to that made by Jacobson, but the the ba.-os. Rehmldt.e COO 4 0 OlPeters.r... "01 2 00 XV. I,. PCM XV. B. '?<*. score : greatly over them will have anil Scott walked, filling 2 0O ') 1 4 00 t 10 Baltimore 111 "si .Sb." Toronto... 7.'. hi .172 The argument got as far wtth Umpire BvitU concerned this situation with a 'Mor'son.p 0!Welnert,p. their nerves on edge quite as long this Bancroft met .Kits J ')') O 0 0| Rochester lf'l fd dBF Reading... no .ut 1'IIIDADEDPHIA (A)' CLEVELAND oVi. Ne» ark... r. 1 110 .317 M.fl'n.rf, 400 4 o e Jnin'e'n if 401 i in three St. I-ouls Hislcr games to come 1* not what Col. Tilllng- Peiklns.e. .'inn 2 2 0 Wari.by.ss 4 00 i 2 0 batters, Foster, faux pas on Itawllngs's fly to Burns. .» 2 401 I 00 and wore choked off first base. lmst LTIornmedlett Huston expects It left Totals. .82 2 7 24 10 2| r.AXir Sf IIKTH'I KD FOR TO-DAY, Walker.If 5 1 ftii.Mumraii.if. Williams, seems A home run by Fcnseca into the .Batted for Morrison In eighth Inning Ifaua'r.lb 3 11 0 0 I G'tdner.Sh R oo i Ward was passed In the fifth Inning certain that tho famous iron, the Reds their first Itochester nt Toronto. 12.1 0" J.S-. !l'.2b 4 0 I 2 IP boiler will he Gold bleachers gave Pittsburgh 00000 0 00 .2 -Miller,rf.. Over an.l went to second on Scott's sacrifice. scrapped. With It will g" and a. double that 30' 2 30 .'.leN'lty.ef 412 2j»<\ tho run In the fourth, by Philadelphia I 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 x.S At Ciail'y.sf.. 00 1 0 1 M'lnnls lb 4] I it Bush hoisted out to center and Witt Hrand Hnpids iron hat of the sweet singing Portuguese, a pawed Jerfey Citf. R. If. B. Dykss.Jh, 2 10 Mr. caused doughty Bill same TVo bnsn hits.Walker, fiamhart. Tlirte Newark r, 0 O P P p P 0 ].11 s t K.'heer.'ib 10 0 4 4 all and Pinelli'n infield out landed the bine hit.Lee. Stolen bnse-Trnynnr. Doub&> Jersey City S 9 3 1 0 0 0 0 2-7 1! \ Ilommei.p 5 0 0 ii 3 (VO'XoIll.e.. 2 01 0 ie 7 billion he snd n considerable local apprehension until PIpp. reformed Jinx. Reds their second tally in the seventh. plays.'Wrlghtatone, Parkinson and Leslie: Batteries.Bratnard ai d Derlne; Ham on, Heln'ch.p 000 0 0 0 Kibvards,p 20l» i on lifted a high one to short center. The. Senators are here Parkinson. Wright*tone and fa-she: Traynor. XX'urm nnd KroitaB- ¦ ..Lindaey.p ooo n 01 due to-morrow CINCINNATI (N.I I NKVV YORK (X.) 0 Jacobson cracked the first hit off -tn start a r h o n e' ah r h o a . Tfernsy and Grimm; Msranvllle. Tlerney and At Baltimore. TB H. E. Totals. 20 4 P Jt 12 2 .Speaker.. 00 0 O 0 three game series and after ub t >iEvans.... o Of. Chesterfields the Browns' half. It was ft two- them come 4 0 2 2 1 O'Hnner't.ss II 0 2 ,'t 2 0 Grimm. Loft on bases.Pittsburgh, 4: rhlln* Reading.. iono(lfli)finfl)DI 0.3 10 2 010 Hush in the Alhlotie< Thirns.rf. 8. Bases on balls.Off Baltimore If 1 0 0 1 f> 0 O 0 0 (. 0 0 10 1 o o o on Philadelphia Paub't.lb 30011 O O'ltav rs.2h. .200 0 1 0 delphla. tVcinsrt, 1, 1 0..! :» I JSteph'aon the customers The . bugger to squatted Chicago White Hox arrive on Sep¬ I 00 2 00tKr1aoh.3b. 400 2 3 0 off Morrison, 8; off Hamilton, 2 off I 'arkness. . Sorrel; 0 0 0 0 Of. llres'r.lb. ... 0 0 r, the center field grass. While McManus tember 29 and give the final three day Duncan,If 4 00 1 0 O MeiiHol.lf.. 4 12 3 <) 0 Brown, 1. Ktruck out.Hi Welnert, 1: bv Batteries.Martin and Tragresser; Parnharn AVoo.l 1 0 are smoked was at bat Hevereld that 00 1 0 4 12 .3 0 0 Morrison, 1: by Brown, 1. HIH-Pff Slorrl- nnd MeAvoy. complained hattlo to tlje Browns. On paper the Roush.cf. 4 O'Young.rf.. 7 off Total*... 34 3 A 27 7 1 Hush wns doctoring the ball and there Kens'n. 2b 4 2 3 1 4 OlKelly.lb... 42 1 6 10 son. tl In Innings; Hamilton. 4 in no At Rochester. It. II. E. prospects that face the Yanks seem 402 3 0 OiHtengel.cf. 4 2 2 3 0 0 {Inning (none out In eighth); off Brown, pons Toronto flOllOM! 0(10 1.2 » 1 .Bided for Edwards In the eighth ... lag v as quite a caucus of the three um- much Ttarri'c.e ii Ulnn for Hpr«k*i- In 'lie eighth Inning. every year. the tougher than those which the Plnclll,3b 4 00 2 ft O'Hnydef.e.. 8 1 2 7 0 0 In 1 Inning. loosing pitcher.Morrison. I'm- Rochester 010010 POO 0.1 7 1 plres. it was finally decided that Browns aro 3 00 1 4 0'Scott,p.... .2 0 1 O 0 0 plree.Henteiin and Mnrt. Time of game. Batteries.Bnr.man and Fisher, Allen and .'Hatted for Llndsey In the ninth In-iit,g. facing here under cover of llriline.es. 1 hour and 28 minutes. fflan for O'Neill In the ninth Inning, ball was being thrown legally. their own 200 o r. 0] I.ake. \ pop bottle and cushion bar- Ouch,p.. too 0 Of! Totals..,34 T 13 27 7 0 t Hatted for .lanileson In the ninth b tilng. tager. .Harper., Philadelphia 0 t 0 0 C 0 2 0 1-4 million Ilrowil* Nrorp in glstli. Markle.p. 0 0 0 0 1 ft! Cle\ eland O 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 7 :: 20 However, the morale of this expedi¬ Two base hits.Millet, J. t*uwell, Melnnls McManus finally sent ft dean single tion is not at nil loosened. The veterans Totals. ..34 2 S 24 13 0! National and American League Records. (2i. Galloway. Double on .Hatted for Couch In 1lie seventh Inning. Beerlflcen.Dyke* ;o left which put the Baby Doll among the athletes are 0 0 o I o 11 1 11 ploya- Rortimel, Gallon ay and Jlauser, Jamie every day eating tobacco etc Innatl o_j bird, but McManus was trapped be¬ ar.d breathing defiance. New York o 4 0 o o 3 0 o a.7 son and MrlnnU. left on bases.Phlladal tween was Thres RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES. flla. 4; Cleveland. 3. Eases on hni'*--Off first and second and finally The score t Two bone hits.Young. Konsecn. 4; off 2. off 1 Otl A to Ilnme runs.Fcnseca. NATION' AMERICAN. l.onimel. Edwards, Llndsey, nicked close dn'Dlon sliding the ' haw hit.Meusel. Af.. ruck 2. i NEW YCIRK HI out.By Rommel, by Helninch, . bag. filled one into the crowd (A.) ST. DOtTH * YorL, 1: » Inrtnoatl. !. N'mv York. 3: St. l.oui«. J. by Edwards. 7, bv Llndsey," 1. Hits-4Jff in the run, Sovor^ld ah r tl o a ab r h n n e RaivMnrs. Prvrter. Double play*.Rancroft < 3. Drfroll. long n left. Rutli caught It but the Baby Wltt.cf... t o.'t 0 Ptnelll. J>ft lilruico, 4: Hronkl.n, II; 33'n«hinalnn, Edwards, rt in 3 Innings: off Eomniel. a in OOTobln.rf.. 4(1 1 8 on Burns, Hargrave and ' .* ¦ .1¦. "» ' and Kelly; ril<«l>ur*li. II; Vhilaili Iphla. 3 (flrat carnal » rhlladrlphin. 4;| "InirinillMI,|4aal. 3..M 8 1-3 Innings, off Llndsey, 1 In 1 Innl'.g; off Doll came home on the throw in. Again T>ugan,3b Bit 2 (10 Foster,3b. 4 00 1 3 (> on bases New York, 0; Cincinnati. 5. Unsc % QUALITY too t n riilladelptiiMa 5; V'lCUbtirfflt, (Mtond Cliicago. Boston, 0. I'eimacll, none In 2-3 Inning. Passed bails. the Babe plunged Into the crowd in left liuth.tr... 1 staler,lb.. mom it on halls.Off Couch, I. Struck out.By Pcotr, game). I'rrklns, 2. Winning pitcher.Romntrl i/i*. * doee tell! end u one from Gerbcr. Ptpp.lb.. 40113 onwill'tns.lf 4 1 1 2 0 0! r>: bv Couch. 1; hy Marklc. 2. Hits.(Iff St. I .aula, 6; Ronton, 4. Murine'v caught high 4 00 0 0 2 1 lii 0 off Mnrkle. J In J ing pitcher Edwards. Empire* Ruth readied first when Davis fum¬ Meusel.rf. O'.ln'bson.cf I 3 00, Ciwih, It Innings; arn Owe.n*. Tim* of game hour and 3d Return*.c. 4 0 1 2 2 0Me.Mas.2b 3 02 2 5 1 Innings. Passed ball.Snyder. Hosing pitcher STANDING OF THE CLUBS. bled his Infield poke, but the next three Ward,2b. 200 2 8 O'Hbvereld.o 1 00 4 01. .Couch. Umpires.Quigiey nnd Ktgler. Tlhio minutes. Yanks pnssed away peacefully In the .Smith... 000 0 0 o Ocrber,**. 3 00 3 2 0i of game.1 hour and 43 minutes. sixth. With one In the tM'N'y.Jb tlio 1 1 0 1,avis,p... 2 0 0 O 2 1 out Browns' 210 2 4 u * ? Eastern League. Scott,**.. OlPruett.p... 000 O mnmti - 1 - mIf Tobln singled along the right field 4 00 1 3 00 0 0 OOj Association. Jr 4 S I'i j ^ rii r STANDING or TUP, CLUES lino but on tire' when Foster Itush.p. (VHhorker.p. 0 0 American I | | stayed OF CI.t'HS. n i w. L. r.'M AV L. p.c. lolsted one to and ffisler fouled Totals. .33 3 0 27 17 oi Totals .27 2 8 27 13 4 STANDING THE ?. MU r 07 47 70 Plpp . ft* lit N. Haven.. .(171 Hartford... 71 pig Hi i to I Hlggtta Tint!,-1 for Ward in ninth Inning, j W, I,. P.O.I TV. L, p r Waterbury Tn 50 .572 s-'prlngfleid. 70 73 4bc The Ynnks tUntied for Pmlth tn ninth Inning. HI. Paul.... OR 34 .(I4.i|Milwaukee., 70 77 ion 72 «0 ..'ill Albany t!4 31 .4*1 passed entirely hltlo.w 83 60 46 IgJUlsvlIla. .. 74 R2 .474 53 M *13 1315 1? Plttafleld.. New York0 n 0 0 0 (I n t 2 -3 Minn apoll* \rw 4 ork ). 15,10 It 14 14 14 IS KB ,«I0 Now Aork *W».V).«I| 7(1 71 .13.'t| Win, "*;er 44 101 ."Oil through their half of the seventh. Ken¬ Kan. S2 72 .332 Toledo <11 03 206 4 .' ft 31 (12 .««»! 5 - 13 II 13 5? .15 Ilrltlgeport S'.lrfmts o 0 0 O 1 0 I 0 0-2 City.. Itttatwrah 1112 10 1*12 *t. I.otii* 10.13111 .«*<. neth Williams, the local home run king, Indlan'otls. 81 72 .620 Columbus. 37 0(1 .370 YESTERDAY'S REPELT8. started the Browns' half of this inning Two Imse lilts.Jarobson. Williams. Pitgnn. CWlnnatl .i.'lio! ft! 5 . tlil4 l»MITJiftA ,53ft rhirmo ...... n * W.jl2l Atioiis73I?*i.m«, r. it. r Hurt >' i ? ..».»» s « "M «"¦ »" . .«* » ¦ . * » MeManus. Iflros.Pavl*. Hrott. Revere'd, TESTlinnAT'8 fUESPLTS. iI niriiinhlrncn * »«...>'5rj n itIS iiIII.j.. ia11 717» 75.'» "iHfi .",3? MmiBTniMiuland ... « 13 I" 13 II II 71 73. -» .102*w>- with a two baifger Into Hie right field Doable n II r,f» « « #'.1 Springfield x m ) the lot. Jaeohson, McNally. plays- Ruth, " DrnoliIiti ft l