Yankees Defeat Browns in Opening Game of Series, 2-1.Giants Down Reds, 8-2, Then Lose, 84 Hard Battle Jess Barnes Keeps Cincinnati The Foughto Marred Hits Scattered in the Opener Days of Real Sport.b/briggs When Pop Bottle Wounds Witt Donohuc and Gillespie Are Hit Hard, With Frisch Outfielder Is Carried From the Field LTn«coiiftcktt»j Lea-ding Attack ; McQuillan Driven From Mound but Injury Will Not Prove Serious; Shawkey Early in Second Game; Rawlings Has Big Day Outpitches Shocker in Thrilling Mound I>Ue| By John Kieran By W. B. Hanna By breaking even in a holiday double bill with Pat Moran's Redlegs ST. 16..Bob Shawkey pitched with rare the LOUIS, Sept. artistry Änd at the Polo Grounds yesterday while Pirates were going through the control to-day, and the Yankees lengthened their lead in the Ar «ame motions in Sleepytown, the clan McGraw further tightened its hold the fir? League race by beating the Browns, 2 to 1, in garne flr Ä , on the in the senior major league. The Giants can afford fJ(, pennant pole series. The garr.e was hard and bitterly fought, but r.ear.ly with to break even with a lead, but the Pirates must sweet the seas played, six-game the big crowd acting in a fair an dsportsmanlike way except for a to stav in the hunt. ~-..-. $ 'n'mtk instance in the ninth inning. Just after Bob Meust had ,, -rt> ,-, With Jess Barnes breaking all pre- Witt was Men to dr cedenta and going through nine com-1 Holding Their Lead kthe first out in that inning Whitey «p Kldenly plete innings, the. Polo Grounds ran ground face downward, his blond hair tumbling off with the ftrst game by the score of FIRST GAME Meusel ran to him, the Ramo was .? 8 to 2. Barnos, the elder, was found NEW TORK IN. U) [ «CINCINNATI (N. L.) time ibr hi» >f ibr hpo >« halted, and players» as well as dozens for ten hit3, but when scoring nam-ron, »s 4 0 0 1 7 0 was Rums, rf. 5 1 1 3 00 of ron to see what was the Headed ft» came around for the Reds Jess lU'llngf. m> 5 4 S 3 l o Haubert, lb .1 1 1 » o o spectators í^pnruinT^ anything but generous. "Pernicious Krisch, íb. 52 4 0 3 0;l>uncan, If. (t 0 0 0 0 0 matter. Witt had been hit by a pop roas t. . Pete" the Red Meusel. If. 40 1 1 0 0 Rouan, cf.. 4 0 1 1 0 0 trun i . Donohue, leg hurling¡ Young, rf. 4 0 2 4 0 0>Fonseoa. 2b 4 0 2 4 S 0 bottle, thrown by some bleacher fan. star, was the moundsman at whose ex- Kelly, lb... 3 2 I 12 2 0 c Ilarsrave. 40 1 Ï 11 The was so that pense the Giants pounded out a vie- Stengel, cf. 2 0 0 4 0 0 Pltielll. 3b. 4 0 1 0 4 1 thing unexpected in the first to the Snvder. C 40 1 1 0O;Rolme. ¡u. 40 2 3 40 scarcely anybody knew for a moment tory game, rapturous J Barnes, p 40 0 1 3 OHonohue. p SO n 0 21 applause of over 30,000 fans. Donohue «Harper... 10 10 00 what had happened. The pop bottle, and runs before 0 0 0 0 2 0 yielded eight hits five Gillespie, p whoever th'e person was who threw it, Gillespie entered the game in the sev¬ Bresiler.. 10 0 0 00 HTM time to be for a Totals.. dealt Witt a nasty blow. M 4*1 enth in punished quar¬ 35 S 12 27 15 ol Totals.. 3«5 2 10 24 IS 3 p J»» M tet of hits and three more runs. «Ratted for Donohue tn seventh inning« It struck him on the forehead as he With the first up and tBatted for Gillespie In ninth was '- game wrapped Inning. was running toward the ball, lie T.,.« . < W laid away in the refrigerator, John NVw Tork. Ill 020 21 x.R carried from the field unconscious, HI l,o«*l«> 11»»' iLli Joseph McGraw decided to make it a Cincinnati. 000 002 00 0.2 » » 11 ZZ\ day his Two-base hit.Young. Three-base hit. hanging limply over the ftTOI of those Two-!)««" perfect by pitching recently Rawlings. Horn«? run--Kelly. Stolen base acquired and rather expensive Hub- him. He was bleeding from lujaran ¿*o!n»" innings, off Gillespie. 4 In 2. Hit by, big commotion, police Hughie was accustomed to pitching pitcher.Hy J. Barnes «Dnuhert). Lm-| prompt to take the situation in hand. at Braves Field, where two men and a pires-.Rlgler and Qulgley. Time of gamo A physician who examined Witt said turned three fa«-- are considered a fuir and .2:03. his forehead was cut somewhat badly, *»-'iifc boy crowd, SECOND GAME ¡third with two fli« the charting thousands who were at but that the injury was not so serious Ward's "sacrifie«"'' '"kfH. CINCINNATI (N. L.) NEW YORK (N. L.) .tk.rth» the Brush stadium to applaud his ef- r as to the player up long. Meusel had walked al« h po a e ah r h po a e lay '¦*!**«# föTts yestorday merely served to con- Burns rf .. 8 1 2 3 0 0 Bancroft, is 5 0 1 2 4 0 A Pitchers' Duel Severeid. The fuse him. He was bruised, battered DauheYt. lb. 50 2 8 1 0 lia'llngs. 2b 5 1 S 4 10 .-;$ «^ If.. 50 2 Sh cker aceui njr and cast on the junk by the min- Duncan. S 0 0 Frisch, 3b. 4 2 1 2 3 0 Both Shawkey and pitched heap Roust), cf... 11 0 1 n I« Metis"!. If. 4 1 2 8 0 0 with telling effect and Shawkey with This was *k«¿ ions of Moran in the second Konsec*. 2b. 4 1 1 4 4 . rf.. 4 0 » <«. inning, Tnnng. 1 10 a curved the Yankees' didn't t hit. and the Reds went on to win by 8 Plnelll. 12 1 0 10 Kelly, lb. 4 0 0 8 0 0 speed and darting ball, splen¬ kick^rl Ssisler's Wut to 4. Bohne, 3 2 1 3 2 o'ste:«Ecl. cf. 4 0 1 0 0 1 didly controlled, held th-i Browns in the Wlitgo, 3 1 1 S 0 0 c. 4 0 l 5 1 0 fourth in:-) a I .. out Six a terrible were Snyder, hollow of his hand most of the time. tw* runs, total, rur,^ Lmiue, 3 0 1 1 1 ° 0 ° ° . . wer» out iM'Qull'n, P were and hustled and ^»»rs, WJJ. up on the register in the fatal second Ryan, p... 2 0 1 0 10 The Browns game liams's smash. frame while the ran riot ?Robert'n,. ! o o 0 o o for all they knew, but they couldn"t Redlegs Jonnard. p. 0 0 0 0 0 0 Yanto around the bases and sent soaring sin¬ .-«Wham.. 10 0 0 0 0 break Shawkey's service Frj t^slkst gles to all points of the compass, The Yankees made two hits off The Yanh bag«* Totals... SI 8 II 27 9 il Tola!».. 38 4 11 27 12 2 in second and two in the ' That was enough to settle the issue ! Shocker the ing and chopp «Jo si w*B there as .Batted for Ryan in seventh inning. and made the resultant it a.« tr... ,.. right Adolfo Luque, the Cu- tBatted for third, they with .-,,- Jonnard in - banola curly wolf, held the Giants to ninth Inning. Five two runs sufficient to win the game. swimming earlk «fMM. Cincinnati . Batsmen a quartet of runs the con- oco 002 00 0.8 Leading Robins Break Even With International The hits which put the victory over too. haHome run- Major YESTERDAY'S RESULTS ¡ success vsxk«r of the league, but yesterday he was Krisch. Sacrifices.Luque, Bohne, and Pipp one with a sacrifice fly. The before m j r.cush. Double YVln'lJo, and 1-0 Newark, 7: Jersey City, 2. Meus»', two nut is» tht throwing from the center of a horse- plays -Frisch and Rawl¬ NATIONAL I.KAGCE 7-5, park was packed to its capacity, but and Losing, Baltimore, I; Knitting, t sixth, scratches ings; Young Krisch. Left on Winning, (1st). »kort ahoe all afternoon with his rubber bases. Playerand Club. O. AH. R. TI. Fot. the crowd never had much chance New York, 7; Cincinnati, 4. Base on Baltimore. 14; Reotllriff. ? (2d). big eerier, it did I cushion six-run lead to work on. The balls Itornany, Ht. Ixvuln.140 5(H 12H ïï(\ .401 to were too ^itk»T .Off McQuillan, 1; off Ryan. 3. Struck rtooh«*ter, 0; Toronto. 2 (1st). enthuse. Their favorites curved over a tl Giants accounted for eleven the nut.By Rvan, 3; by 1. Tiwnej-,Pittsburgh.IOS SKI 54 141 .R7r> By Joseph Val Hoc heiter, ft; Toronto, 2 (2d). much in The fana, while in- «hich Ward hits, 4. Jonnard, By Luque, Stengel, New York. 80 2r."i 43 81 .S,r>H Iluffi'lo, 2 suhjection. took. .ame total credited to the Red", but in Hits.Off McQuillan. 4 In 1 1-.". Innings; Olson was the hero and 8; Syracuse, 0 .001 Toronto. 74 82.474 to Shocker, the fans I SlKlor. St. Louie...183 554 124 2.13 .4*1 has been his ears with cotton for the last ten Rnrh'ter. 00 60 69 to arrive and prompt applaud good lü wsé However J. J. McGraw was Cobb, Detroit.128 490 stuffing years that he might -flÄSIleiultiig "8 .480 was root. Shocker to satisfied MQuillan was tossed on 03 li» .805 Buffalo i>3 08 .,"»781 00 100 .87» plays by both sides. Us decorum grounded Wkrd, »t* with the work, being the Speaker Cleveland 120 423 85 159 .370 be deaf to hoots, catcalls and hisses, had the misfortune to one 79 Syracuse threw him out af' day's especially when griddle in the second frame of the late 1 Heilman, Detroit...118 455 make Jer. City. 80 .4971«sWark. 60 108.31« really a credit to St. Louis, (¡circe the scoreboard informed the world at 02 183 .858 rrlnrino4 pvrnr vpstprrlav. <&."- fh t{« lose performance, the Cincinnati skipper Tobln, St. Louis. ..13B 580 115 195 .336 GAMES TO-DAY Sisler was back in the game, with hil :ond. Ward large- that Pittsburgh had been hum¬ consented to smile. The arm all right. But misplay virtually enabled the Newark at Jersey City. apparently and «* ble«, in the second game at Philadel¬ other hard-hitting Browns, ran into a bunt, Poitn, phia. Another for the Cubs to win the first game of a double- Just an Even Break Rending at Baltimore. letting happy thought Pancho Snyder was the first header in the ninth 7 to Syracuse at I in finio, proposition, in the person of Shawkey, I« play, evening hours was that Johnnie Rawl¬ to dent Señor gringo Bats the inning, 5. But Toronto ut too for ; Gerb» -.. grst Adolfo Luque for a base Bottomly in the second after in¬ FIRST game: Rochester. which was altogether much and ball, makes a fine game, Ward ings substitute for any hit. It came in the third bearing Chicago (N*. uj mtooKi/rx him. The hits off Shawkey wera varj p up. A doc« athlete in either inning and sults for nine innings, Ivy broke up a ah } (>". L.) ble play n league. Replacing resulted in nothing but the Cards to r h po a . ab r h po a e much scattered, and only three times wa» y*tj He.inie Groh improve¬ Victory pretty duel im the tenth in¬ Ratz, cf.. 5 1 1 3 0 that in the Giant line-up ment of Snyder's pitching OjOison, 2b.. 4 00 3 51 in the game did the first man get to wobbly reu Johnnio treated himself to six hits and batting average. Rosy ning, and the Robins won, 1 to 0. This Hollo'er. is 4 1 1 0 3 OJJohns'n. s« 4 2 1 3 G 0 Bears Hit Ryan popped out to short and Bancroft made Terry. 2b.. 5 1 3 2 1 2|Ti Grif'li. rf 3 1 1 100 Tecarr first base. Bro«* n« A;:r.'> aggressive W Miami ieHa? scoring the early pastime was Harry young 31» 4 0 I 1 3 0 Freely Kolleher, 3b... 403 This is the second and keen duel in the se« started an error on Pirates BOSTON, Sept. 16..Sherdel held Victor Keene, were High. l 10 tight -hod» fittingly by the Win and Lose hanging up ciphers Wirts. ¦... 30 0 2 Mille Berry, c 400 3 20 won from was of Boston to in endless c Shawkey has Shocker this getting bel vr. part the Cincinnati defense society. four hits to-day, St. Louis succession until Olson ended O'Farrell, 00 0 1 0 0!Ruether. p. 3 0 0* 0 20 From 7-2 be Jones, 0 0 0 summer. The other one was in N'ew Shank»', wasn't. B« Sam Bohne booted Bancroft's grounder In Twin Bill With winning 4 to 2. matters in the tenth with a single, p.. 1 1 OjtT.G-llïïth. 0 00 0 00 Skeeters, 'h««»*, Phils! Bottomly personally Aldridge, p. 3 t o o 3 o - York when" the Yankees came out first after »on an'd the fans a which scored had sn-i Me- gave of what, . reached accounted for High. Andy .Make! .. "' sample PHILADELPHIA, «Sept. 16. The three runs. His triple 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals.. 36 5 7.120 17 2 best in an combat. Manu« (lied to was to follow. A hit by Frisch and an Pirates and in the first scored first on an infield single. Hungling Newark made it two games in a row, il-inning »hanf railed Pittsburgh the Phillies Hornsby, who had Totals.. 88 7 12 The Yankees fielded for a and broke infield out scored a run for the Giants, divided n double header doubled. He made a home run and Shriver attempted to lay down 27 11 2 2 with another over th» sharply to-day, pitch-out up wilttoaV here to-day, to right .Ran for victory Jersey Ward who may have been both¬ ¦teal. and another was added in the second the former the center in the with none on sacrifices and they did it so ¡»veil that Wilts in ninth inning;. except winning first game, 11 sixth, base. 1 Hatted for Ruether in City Skeeters, on the latter"« home ered the sun. Th» Brnrr.s v on Kelly's home run to the upper right to 6, and losing the second, 8 to fi. His single to right in the seventh the Cubs were throwing too late to ninth Inning. by Witt went every¬ «..ghik Op¬ JFrlberg out, lilt by batted, ball. on« run \\ . field tier. Hits Frisch catch the runners. was grounds yesterday, by the score of 7 where for fly balls and the general behind. nr niwfi by Rawlings, portune hitting enabled the Pirates to scored Sherdel. Everybody Chicago 4 0 0 ari'i Young sent the third New York defeat The score: the bases were .'. 1 0 0 0 0 2.7 to 2. defensive work of the Yankees was liner, an easy chanc rad ai » Philadelphia in the first safe; jammed and Olson Brooklyn . 004 100 across en the third. but Leslie's game, was up. He 00 0.5 sure and fast. hit. Gerber sacrificed tally home run in the fifth in- ST. LOUIS (X. L.) ! ÎÏOSTON (N. LI pulled the cotton out of Two-base hits.Terry, Grimes, Sclurtldt. The Bears hit the curves of on 'hawkey pat Tnis same trio ab r h a e his Bobby laid the Browns low in the pressure and si batting collaborated ninp of the second game, with a man po nil r h p-> n e ears, heard the mocking ribaldry Threo-bar«e hit.Myers. Homo,run.Miller. Having «gain in tho fifth further to en Blades. If.. 5 0 0 4 0 cf.. 4 0 0 1 0 0 and Stolen Tecarr freely, registering fifteen safe first game the the Xew York¬ who howled over i Hi did discournge base, and a double by Benton of 4 1 2 «¡rowel!, promptly singled to right. bases.Kelleher, Johnston, Whpat. qf series, Pete Donohue two more two men with, J.Smith, .10 «¡Kopf, 2b.... 300 3 5 0 Left on 6: 7. while ers are of at one the same I T Bob was by tacking on in tho seventh Homsby, «b 4 1 2 2 2 0 S Shriver and Keene were very care¬ bases.Chicago, Brooklyn, hits, Harry Baldwin proved ef¬ hopeful taking least working tallies on to gave the Nli-holson. rf 1 1 2 0 0 Base on balls.Off .Tones, 2; off for his head off. i b« cam* the Giant lead. locals the second game. Botto'y, lb. 5 1 4 5 0 0 Roaer, If... 3 0 0 0 « 0 ful in doling out the hits. Each al¬ off Ruether, 4. Struck Aldridge,, 1; fective against the home team, more, that purpose they have Jones, t«iO The score: Stork. 3b.. 3 0 0 12 0 Barbare. 8b. 4 0 ft 1 8 0 out.By Jones, 2; limiting Hoyt and Bush to send to the talkative ar.d was e-'ected EvsM. Reda Score in Sixth rf. 40 0 8 lowed eight safeties, and these were by Ruether, 1. Bits.Off Jones, 6 In 2 1-3 them to seven five of slope. by Schultr., 0 0|Honr>', ID... 3 0 0 1.1 0 0 Innings; off Aldridge, 1 In B 2-3. hits, which were They like Meusel open»., th» ninth with ni» Burns, Rousch nnd Fonseca touched KIRST GAME Toporcer. t». 4 0 1 1 1 0 Ford, ss_ 400 2 3 0 very widely scattered. Not a single Passed stepped along champions Alnsmith, c. 4 0 1 6 0 0 Cub bair*-Debsrry. Winning put together in the first two this afternoon. third single. He tried to go to »se- Jess Barnes for singles in the sixth PITTSBURGH (N. L) PHILA. (N. h 1 O'Neil, r... 311 3 1« reached third base and only one loring pitcher.Ruether. pitcher.Aldridge; ¡iwiingg. al> r b a e Sherdel, p.. 4 1 i o Umpires.Kiem ond on foul when po ah r h po a e OOOWarson. p.. loi CO Robin «¿rot that far before end Westorvelt. The score: Sisler Ward's pop-up. and the Reds got their sum total of Morale, ss .'. I 0 2 8 2 0 H 0 0 « 0 the winning Time.1:60. Welcomed two Kaon. 3b., 5 0 4 0 2 2 Ifîeiiewii-h, p. NEWARK II. L) JERSET Severeid threw him out by a mile of counters for the whole game. This Carey, cf. 5 1 1 5 00 si 4 0 0 0 |*Bocckcl 10 0 0 0 0 rally. SECOND GAMS CITY «I. L. The demonstration when ¡> Fletcher, In ehr i> ae Sisler, two. s»r.t him down. .ccott the score 5 to 2 and the B'C'.'ec. If. 5 1 4 200 Williams, of 2 0 0 tNUon _ 1«1 0 0 0 the opening rame it was a matter BROOKLYN L.) hi» ahthpo Huggins brought 0 1 0 0¡ (*", CHICAGO (N. L.) Alten-«-*. If 5 0 0 2 If.. 411 lively cripple, went to his ai a Russell rf 4 1 2 110 Mokan, rf., 2 0 0 1 of too much ab r li po a el OOiTacob». 3 0 0 place followed with wasted »ingle. Giants hammered John who " 0 0 Miller, Terry and ab r h po a e Devine, c. S 2 4 5 1 Gillespie, Tierney, 2b IS 2« 0 Waller, rf. 5 1 1 3 Totals... 37 4 11 37 5 0 (Totals... 302427180 Aldridge Oison, 2b... 3 02 fl 3 OjDonelson. rf 40 8 0 0 0 first basq wasn't a riot, but was joyfu! Foster flied to Mensel in the ninth. relieved Donohue for two more tuilier, Traynor, :-;h 4 3 2 2 00 0 1 and not enough of Olson. Miller and OIRtatô. cf.. 5 00 0 0 0 Wlg'orth. rf 2 0 0 3 1 0 Z.tman. cf. 4 0 0 3 0 1 Heidlne. c. 5 2 4 5 0 1 .Hatted for Watson In eighth inning. Johnston, ss 4 00 5 4 llHoilo'er, ss 4 0 3 .1 4 2 Webb. P and hearty. There were about 26,000 and then Witt cold, hit on in the seventh on the fourth Crlmm. lb. 3 1 2 1011« If... 41 2 3 for Terry knocked in six of seven rf 402 0 0 8b.. I 2 2 2 OlBolt. lb.... 30 0 11 10 dropped straight s- hm 5 1 4 001 tBatted Itoser In ninth inning. Chicago's T.Grlf'h, 3 Terry. 2b.. 400 1 60 Walker, lb. 512 7 0 3b 3 0 0 1 2 0 persons stowed away in the stands and the head a b. hit for Frisch, a double Irish Meusel dt, «00 Leslie, lb.. 5 1 2 10 0 0 runs; after Jones Wheat, if... 400 3 1 1 h.. 3 0 1 0;MTarren. by pop v«int*d by Cooper, p. 3 1 0 0 0 0 5 St, I.oui» .20 0 001 10 0.4 Aldridge, relieving OlGrtnios. 14 0 0 Bralnard. cf 5 0 i 2 o o¡«3mith, «s.... soi 4 so nooks and crannies when the battle and out Williams and The last run came Park'on, 2b. 1 2 4 SO Boston in the third, the scor¬ Myers, et.:. 4 02 2 1 O]Barber, rf.. 40 1 0 00 2b. 4 1 2 4 4 01 2b... 40 1 1 Shnwkey threw him Snyder's single. Meadows, p. I 0 0 0 l 0 .00 1 00 0 0 0 1.2 stopped Brooklyn lb. 400 S 4 Mooer«. Dunn. SI Some etimates over in a most Mitchell, OlMlller, If.. 3 0 1 4 10 Bones, ss.. 42 2 2 R OlFrcttag, c. 311 4 0 0 opened. made it 30,- skied to Smith in right field. the on Raw- . ing and eighth triple by .Peters ] 0 0 n 0 0 Two-base hits -Hornsby, Nixon. Three- completely, Olson, with High. 8b.... 311 1 3 0: lina. Sb... SO 0 2 20 40 2 0 1 0 000. p... 0 11 base a wretched c. Baldwin, p Tecarr, p.. 20 0 0 40 l.nga and an infield out. Pinto, 10 0 0 hits.Bottomly, Nicholson. Home run error, practically tossed the liuiigiing, 300 2 3 0 0'Farrell, c 40 1 3 00 The What a reversal was the second tWtthrow.. 100000 .Bottomly. Stolen base.Bottomly. Sac- game in the Shri-or. p.. 30 1 0 3 0|Keenc. p.. 3 0 1 0 00 30 7 15 27 14 0 opening play didn't suit the ¡Singleton, p 0 0 0 0 2 away ninth. Totals.. Totals. 308727132 The Giants cast 0 rlflce.Kopf. Double play.Kopf to Ford Miller and were crowd, but the second one did. Aftei Briefs 1 game! supporting to Henry. Left on base».St. Louis. Terry the outstand¬ Totals... 35 1 8 30 22 II Totals.. 33 0 8 «27 13 2 Newark.!. 0 10 12 0 « 2 1.7 ¡Witt crumbled up in the second Totals.. 88 1115 27 6 31 Totals.. 416 15 27 13 4 9; ing figures in the Cub attack. Jersey City. 110 000 00 0.2 had scratched a hit to Foster inning just Boston. 6. Basts on balls--Off Sherdel, 1; They di¬ .None out when winning run was scored. Bob Shawktv wei -to th« «box an- when they should have rallied to the .Batted for Meadows In fifth off Watson, 1; off 1. vided six of the twelve hits off Ruethei Two-base hits.Devine, Bald¬ Williams made a beautiful catch oi Inning. Genewlch, Strudel Chicago . 000 Freitag, to look defense of their tBatted for Pinto In eighth inning. out.by Sherdel. 5; by and Miller the 000 000 0.0 win (2). Three-base hit.Webb Stolen Dugan's liner and with a shaved. May hav< ni it suffering comrade, Watson, 2; by got perfect hit, tht Erpoklyn . 000 0 00 0 long looping The Porktown Pittsburgh. 010 23 3 101.It Genewich, 1. Hits.Off Watson, II in 8 dream of 0*0 1.1 bases.Devine, Webb, Walker. Sacrifices. throw came near Witt ofl ! fierce to the Brow:-« If he k»«l «*V Hugh McQuillan. ath¬ Philadelphia. 000 inrrings; off o in 1 every ball player.a homt Sacrifices.Keene, doubling *">*.'- letes batted all around the 001 04 1. 6 Genewlch, inning. Hit run with the Shriver, Hungllng. Wigglesworth (3). Double play.Benea first. That the in s i worn his headlight tie »is «" mulberry Two-base by Pitcher-.By Sherdel Nichol¬ bases full, in the first in¬ Double play.Olson. Johnston and and Walker. Left on play.set populace hits:.Schmidt. Biebee, Grimm. (Watson, Left on Mitchell, bases.Newark. 7; roar, which was have had them buffaloei bush and scored six runs on five hits, Three-base hit--Traynor. Home runs. son). Losing pitcher.Watson. Umpires ning. Terry's third hit of the day wai bases.Chicago, 7; Brooklyn, 8. Jersey City, 4. Base on balls.Off B»ld- repeated with interesl a a Henllne, Lee, Parkinson. .McCormlck and a Base on balls.Off Shriver, 3; off when Ruth struck out. walk, sacrifice bunt and three er¬ Schmidt. Stolen base. Aloran. Timo of game single in the ninth inning whicl Struck Keenq, 1. nln, 6. Struck out.By Tecarr, 2; by Schang trieu rors by the Ciar. McGraw. Rosy Bill Sacrifices -Russell, Cooper (2), .1:42. scored Aldridge and Statz with thi out.By Shriver, 3; by Keene, 3. Baldwin, 8. Wild pitches.Baldwin (2). to dodge a pitch, after had walked In his last fort.*i agam«V*th* Leslie. Double play.Maranvllle, empires.Klem and Westervelt. Time. Cmplrea.Majorkirk, Derr an«/ Pipp White Sox has -id them to A Ryan heard the screams of pain emit¬ und Grimm, Left on bases Tierney winning runs. 1:51. Phylo. and by fouling punily to Severeid, lefi Mays -Pittsburgh, (k: Time.1:40. runs, but hasn't bea n them a f»«2** ted by "Red Mac" and ran to the res¬ Philadelphia, 11. P,as««,s on ball».Off in Rutther had several bad innings, ani two on bases. A weak begining by the cue. After Juke Daubert had Meadows, ); off Cooper, 2; off Pinto, 1; off Tigers, Hiking Mood, these his ruin. Jones was Yankees. in that time. juvenile Singleton, 1. Struck out'.bv spelled gooi singled to score to George Burns with by Meadows, 3: in the first two but he The Browns were Cooper, 5; off Pinto, 1. Hits.Off Defeat 9 to 5 innings, needei Faber in Form International nervous, too. ai came .« the sixth run Ryan succeeded in quell¬ Meadows, 11 In 5 innings; off Senators, a rescuer and his successor, and League the bat and didn't do as well in theii Bush. Pipp, Jones and Scott off Pinto. 3 in 3 DETROIT, 16. Aldridgf AT in a r«0««* ing the rioi. Singleton. 1 In 1, Hit by pitcher.Bv Sept. -The Tigers proved equal to the task of BALTIMORE first as the Yankees. Tobin, Foster anc taxicab which was seized-en .Singleton (Traynor). Wild drove Francis from the box and con¬ stoppini Red Sox 9 to First with a case had to Rawlings beat out a hit in the fourth own. pitch.Mead- \ Brooklyn. Lose, 2 game. R. H.'B. Sisler all hit balls. of flat tire. They Losing pitcher.Meadows. Umpires tinued their attack on three other Reading. 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0. 1 4 0 tepid ground Bot man hi » end Frisch dropped n home run just p.Hart and Santell. Time of The big bats of Terry and Mille CHICAGO, Sept. 16..Chicago cele¬ Meusel pumped a to center ir pile out, but alón«; came a over the wall inthe game.2:10. Washington pitchers Baltimore... «100 004 00 x.4 5 1 single flivver reft o. th* lower right field SHCOND GAME to-day, winning wore much in evidence in the first inn brated the raising of the City Cham¬ the second and went on to second base who took then: the »tand, thus handing the Giants two the opening game o fthe series, 9 to 5. of the first when Batteries.Frank and Carry; «Schacht, when way for nothing Louis Sim « PHILA (N. h.) PITTSBURGH IX. L.) errors in ing game, the Cub pionship Pennant won from the Chi¬ Bender and Tragresser. Jacobson fumbled it. Ward sac¬ runs. A walk to Pinelli and doubles ah r h a Washington figured the scor¬ to a heart after all. po e ab r h po » e ing. got away four-run leacr; Holloche cago Nationals last Second game. R. H. E. rificed, and Scott clicked the first bal by Sam Bohne and Adolfo ac¬ Wrtgh-*. ss 5 I 2 2 5 OlMara'le,* ss 52 2 3 0 ¡ one fall by defeating 1 t 0 13 0 0 1-* 7 Luque Hai'P. 3b.. 5 0 3 5 The singled, with] out, and Terry sen Reading_ 0 13 5 spang through the infield for a counted for a of tallies in 0 4 OiCaxey. cf_ 4 21 3 0 0 score: him to third Boston 9 to 2 in the first Baltimore.. 420 421 10 x.14 18 3 single six rows pair enemy Williams. aT 1 1 0 2 OOiJilgbee. If.. 311 5 0 hvith his first hit. Grime game of the Meusel rode home The Temporary structures, the sixth, where further was Walker, rf. 4 2 3 0 »KTItOIT (A. L.) (A. L.J Batteries.Reid and McAvoy; JS'iehaua blithely. Yan were' ¿«J- scoring 2 0 1 Russell, rf.. 4 01 3 0 0 a!> r h * ¡WASHINGTON walked, the bases. Friber series. The locals won the kee built out in front of the «grand- 1 Lee. 1 po e ab r h a o filling game by and Tragesser. batters were stepping out of the averted when the Fordham Flash If... 4 1 0 0 0:Tlerricv. 2b. 8 01 1 5 0 lb.. 5 1 2 0 po Ruether stand and mounted is l-osllc. Ib.. 41 115 0 Knney, 11 0lJudr/e, lh.... 5 2 2 8 0 0 helped by popping up, bu bunching their behind bases on box because Shocker was verv delib¬ police patrolled grabbed a liner Burns and 1¡Travnor. Sb, 4 00 1 10 .Iones, 8b... 33 0 2 1 with Miller it was balls. AT TORONTO front of the area* W «¦* by George Benton, 2b. 3 ! 12 5 3 firimm. Ib.. 300 S 0 0 «¡Harris, 2b... 403 130 something els erate between pitches. This is more ¡ roped «iff doubled the at c.. Cobb, cf.. 3 1 2 S of. 4 00 Faber pitched in fine form and had First game. R. H. K. **» dusky pitcher second. Peters, 4 1 2 1 (KOlOnoeji. c.. 4 0 0 If.. 32 11 ««¡Rice, 101 again. The. strong boy took one heft or less an outfield. Little room for fouls In their half of this with Rohan, p.. 4 0 2 0 2 0 Veach, 0 0 Ooslin, If.... 40 1 200 little trouble Rochester... 200 003 10 0.6 11 1 American Lea«-*ue custom session, Brown, p.. 100 fl'H FoUi'ltl II, rf j 0 2 0 0 OjFlinnks. rf... 411 swing and the ball disappeared ove holding the visitors safe. Toronto. 101 000 00 0.-2 9 2 this left behind the plate. I.uque weakening, the Giants filled th« arlMi», p 2 11 0 0 0 Outilla«'. 2b 4 rt n .> ] 40) time-wasting pitching, and not s .Iîarnliart 00 0 0 00 0;l,aplirun. c... 311 (1 1 1 the right field wall. Three runnei The day was also in honor of Ernie Batteries.Blake and commendable one. bases, with one out on Raw¬ HlRiiey. us.. 30 0 3 6 2 ss. 4 Sandbeffa:. Rela, i* single?, c 5 0 3 Pecktn'gh. 00 230 tallied ahead of Hack. Johnson, the and Thompson and Vincent. Jacobson in embers of the fair sex passing Meuse! and a Totals.. 34 8 12 Haislor. 8 1 0!I.amotte, 3b.. 411 110 Chicago shortstop, he the second lifted a two- lings. Young and force 27)6 5 Totals... 33 0 7 21 13 0 tihiliam, p. 22 0 0 0 In the third a double bv Grimes an was presented with a Second gamo. R. II. E. front of the stands to their seats w»r» .Batted for Carlson In 4 Francln, p ..' 10« oil gold watch. Sol¬ n bagger »to right which Meuael { nut by Frisch, but the best the Polo ninth Inning. Olson, p... 0 0 0 0 10 Friberg's accounted" for the fift diers from Fort Sheridan RochesU-r. nil 1 o 2.-5 < 0 would j greeted with Indian war Of Philadelnhta . 1 2 1 0 2 «J 20 x.«t Warmoth, p single and sailors 0 0 0 0 0 have gobbled on a clear whoops. grounders could get was two small KrlckAon, p run. The fro mthe Toronto. 2 0.2 t S field. Jake some kind .Pittsburgh . 300 010 20 0.6 Chicago faithful Flatbushei Great Lakes, with a number was nipped when of whoops. runs, one on an infield out and the Two-baso hits . Wrightstone, Walker, Brlllheart, were just about to concede di of marines took in the Batteries.Cox and Lake; Conneil> and Dugan nailed fie- other on a Maranvllle. Benton. .fiharrlty ready ' part flag rais¬ Vincent. Manus's sharp hit, tagged single by Stengel. Davy Home run.Leslie. feat at this point. Jones seeme ing. him, ther Hoots for the Yankees were heard Robertson batted for Ryan in the Stolen base.Carey. Sacrifices.Tierney, ItBrou-er Percy AT BUFFALO doubled .rleManus at first. Dugar Carey. Double 33 0 invincible. In the second Brookly The scorei First snared the when they appeared on the field« M* seventh and Jonnard was the third New and Orlmtn; plays.Maranvllle, Tierney Totals.. 10 27 14 2 Totals.... 35 5 » 24 9 1 the game. R. H. E. ball with one hand. It was there no,I Wrightstone, Benton, Rapp .Batted for filled bases, with none out, bi CHICAGO (A. L.) BOSTON (A. L.) Buffalo. 2 4 0 0 0 1 0 1 tt.8 10 1 too. werr just as many chsers B«Jt» York hurler, thus making it a Leslie; Warmoth in seventh ab r zipping perfectly lie; Wrightstone, Benton and Les- tBatted for inning. Percy escaped unscathed. He fanne h po a e! ab r h po a e Syracuse,. 000 020 00 0.2 4 0 way the demonstration vas mile« *." legal game. With the score Rapp, Benton, Traynor, Gooch and Brlllheart In ninth inning. Hooper, rf.. 3 1 2 2 0 O'Menosky, rf. 5 0 3 2 0 Dugan stabbed Shocker for a standing Bigbee. Left on DeBerry and Ruether and forced Olso 0 Batteries -Fisher and Bengougk; Rein¬ in single fore the game. at S to 4 recovered his bases -Pittsburgh, 6; Washington . 100 0 00 4V0 Johnson, ss. 40 2 1 2 0¡ Mitchell, ss 30 0 1 0 0 the third, went to third on Luque poise, and Philadelphia. 6. Bases on Detroit. 0.5 to pop up. This was no it K. Collins, 2b 3 1 10 hardt, Stuart and Nlebergall. Ruth"« there the matter rested. j han, off balls.Off Be- . 0 01 042 20 x.9 certainly 1 1 Burns, lb... 4 1 0 10 10 single, and trod the 3; Brown, S; off Carlson, 1. Struck Two-base dication of what was to come, for Pert Bhoely, lb... 5 1 1 7 1 I Harris. If... 412 3 0 0 Second game. It. H. E. hearthstone whèr The field bleachers had cheer out. By .Relian. 1: by 2. hits.Goslin. Judge. Three- Mnetil. cf.. 52 2 5 0 0 Buffalo. 126 000 03 x.12 15 3 Pipp flied to Williams. Ruth's right 'Off Carlson, Hits. base hit .Harris. suddenly collapsed in the third and V Pwtt, 2b... 4 02 2 4 0 was single leaders. Bush and megs* Bio.vn.,5 In 2 innings (none out in .Tone«. Secriflces.Cobb (2). Falk. If.... 4 1 2 2 0 01 J. Collins, cf 30 0 2 0 0 Syracuse_ 401 001 00 0. «112 1 meet and proper but when he al Hoyt seized_ third); off Carlson, 7 In 6. Francis, Cutahaw. Stolen base. Aldridge had to relieve him. M'Clellan. Sb 4 0 0 0 1 3b S 0 phones and did some cheer ." Losing pitcher Kigney.' Bases on ljO'Rmirko. 0 0 2 0 Batteries.Werre, Tomlln, Montgomery lowed Shocker and Sisler to catch him leading j__Brief» -.Carlson. .Umpires.Sentell and off balls.Off Oldham 2; Johnston, first up in the third, wt Schallt, c... 3 2 1 8 0 0.Chaplin, c. 4 00 4 0 0 and the was »on»*' i Hart. Francis, 4-; off Graham, 0 Hill; Stewart, Dyes and Nicbwgall. napping it wasn't so Yankees. The response Time.1:4«V son, 1 off Warmoth, 1; off Erick- safe on Terry's fumble. Bert Griffil c. 0 0 0 0 0.Karr, p_ 100 1 10 good. Shawkey what Th«s real big straw-hat shower of the Brillheart, 2. Struck out.By Faber, p.... 2 1 2 1 2 0|Plercy, p... 100 0 10 apathetic. season descended when Oldhnm, 2; by! Francia, 1; by singled, and after Wheat had popp« HVrcuaon. p. 00 0 0 0 0 long George by Olson. 1. Hits.Off Krickson, 1; out * Kelly slammed his homer into the Rommel Holds Francis, 9 in f« 1-3 Myers tripled, Schmandt doubl« Miller _ 10 0 0 0 0 By hitting in g*m** upper Indians innings; off Warmoth, 0 in 2-3 and p.. 0 0 0 0 10 safely io-d»y°s field stand in the second off o ¡n *..- Inning- High singled, all for four run ¡Ru-*"1I. Sislcr hit for cons««* right inning Erjckson. tRuel . 100 0 00 safely forty of the contest. To heart. 1 in 1 Ï3 inning; off Brill- Aldridge checked the rally and was il in tive *** first A lot of fans came Four Innings; eff games, Scattered Hits i 13 Oldham, 8 in after thereby fnuaiing to the a innings, off Ointn. I in 1 2-3 vincible yielding the tying run Totals... 3301327631 Totals... 342724100 Standings American safe hit¬ park for chance Left on Major record for just looking CLEVELAND, 16..Ed. innings .Hatted for Leagues League Sept. Rom- bases.Washington, 6; the fourth. Ferguson In seventh Inning. to toss their ancient chapeaux into the mell celebrated his recent *A inning Detroit 12 tBatted for Russell in ting in consecutive games, which »a* marriage to¬ .Francis.pitcher.Oldham. Losing pitcher Olsen drew a as a bi ninth lnntng. set ring. It saves wear and tear on the day by holding the Cleveland Umpires.Nailin pa'ss smarter, Chicago 0 0 by Tv Cobb. home ashcan. to four Indians nolly. Time of and Con¬ Johnson forced him. made h .^. 2 2 4 0 j 0 x.9 National American scattered hits, game.2:15. Terry Boston . 0 0 0. 0 0 1 0.2 League " pi winning the first ofPhiladelphia > second error on B. Griffith s ground" Two-bane YESTERDAY'S RESULTS League game the series, and both runners were hits.Hooper (2), Pratt. Three- YESTERDAY'S RESULTS The difference between a to 1. The score: Sells safe. Joh: base hit.Mostil. . Pitcher Roberts champion¬ j6 Templeton Share ston reached third Falk, Sacrifies.McClcllan. New York, 8; Cincinnati, 2 (1st). New St. Signed ship team and an also ran aggregation PHILA. (A. L> CLEVELAND In while Wheat Wt O'R.iurke, Faber, J. Collins. Double Cincinnati, 8; New York, 4 (2d). York, 2; Louis. 1. ab r (A. L) play.Rratt and Burns. Left on bases. is exemplified the first h po a e ab r Waterbury Ball Club forcing Griffith. Wheat and Johnstt by contest where cf 4 1 1 fi h po a » Boston, 8; Chicago, 10. Bases on balls. Chicago, 7; Brooklyn, 5 (1st). By Cincinnati Reds the Giants M'Gow'n. 0 0 .Tamleson. If 4 12 4 0 0 HARTFORD, Conn., Sept. 16..Lieu¬ then executed a double steal Off Chicago, 9; Boston, 2. made eight runs on twelve Perkins, c. 4 2 2 0 0 tenant Governor wi' Karr, 1; off Faber, 1; off Piercy, 4; Brooklyn, 1 ; Chicago, 0 (2d, 10 ins.). CINCINNATI, Sept. l*.--Pitcher R«** 0 0|Wamby. ss.. 40 0 0 3 0 Charles A. Jnmmy on the end. off 2. Struck hits, while the Reds wero accumulat¬ ¡Walker. !'. 5 0 6 0 cf. 40 1 1 of Templeton, scoring Russell, put.By Faber, 5; Pittsburgh, 11; Philadelphia, 6 Baseball so ing the offenders. Time.1:4 7. Heinie Groh wasn't missed a bit in PO'Neil!. 100 0 00 he League, that Wirts walked ai San Antonio, and was secured tss |l'h>. p_ 2 0 1 0 10 might devote himself 100 per cent Schmandt threw wild on by the early conflict, where Johnnie 0 to his Aldridg«e"s sa Reds from that ¡Undser. p.. 0 0 0 0 0 political campaign without the rifice, both runners were dub. scored four runs ¡.Speaker ... 10 0 safe. Sta Coleveskie Out Rawlings and made 0 0 0 distraction of business details of his forced for Season 111 Four former Cincinnati olayers wn* three hits, one of which was a T lal 6 favorite Maisel, running for Wirts, CLEVELAND. .were ha»'* sing¬ 87 11 27 16 ll Totals,.. ,'.0 1 4 27 lo sport. John T. third. Ohio, Sept. 16.- Start- farmed out to minor leagues ing triple to the center field fence in .Batted f«,r Uhle in l Sullivan, of Then came the most ruino ley *'ace" of the .been recalled. H«K«m ninth Inning. Waterbury, who held -error of' Coveleskie, Cleveland New York. lti II H 1-i New York They are Edward the eighth inning. Johnnie had Philadelphia. 301 stock in the considerable the a"**. Hollochcr hit Indians' pitching ¡3 out of the in. ll|U «5 54 «13 .i?| gTlallsTu 71 «¡87 Mi .8(8 ¿outfielder; Cheater Fowler, ii¡nel! .848 Bowton.ill! 71 ft 10 lfl. mrll, Struck out.By Uhle. 6. Bridgeport, 4; 1. ride and Statz with the « »1 8J-.¡47 4j_ »j »0,8!.! .307 The baseball team ol Pat Moran's countenance was wrinkled Off Uhle. 11 in S Hits. Hartford, necessary rut Oamw "i" «.ame» VI 77 championship innings; off Lindsey, none Springfield, 6; Albany 1. Brooklyn went out lost.|5ll8l|a»!e"5|ë8T71i87[90| ^ lW'ft