Sox Win Red World Series Title After a Bitter Struggle by 2 to 1 Score Team Facts and Fancies Trotting Two Passes by Tyler and a Bad Muff by Max Flack Golf Veterans _By LOUIS LEE RecordBroken Send Mitchell Men Doivn to in _ ARMS_ Defeat Final Game At Their Best Thoughts on Registering At StaLe Fair the ¡¡¿member wnüe awaiting your turn to register that tlio first hun- Mays, Underhanded, Proverbial Boston Luck On are the hardest. ChillyDay jjd years Pitches Wonderful Ball Sox Defence Carries Hub Team Ex-Govemor White Drives for the Winners Wins Title toVictory Don't, tefl fA* <'Chicago Cubs and the Boston Hilga Audubon in the first heat in conducted their own retreat and i.Miller. 1 0 Zeider. 3b ;..,.. 0 0 0 0 0 0 it was on 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 the first day, on account of Rini Sus in attempting a daylight holdup of the National Com¬ ": 12'.4. In the second heat A. .7. Fur- own downfall. Killifer. c .2 0 0 2 2 0 Totals O'Farrell. c .1 0 0 0 0 0 the withdrawals, but it was so and their flub owners is hush, of Baseball's adieu to the public, until .172 9 32 2 3 0 40 8 3 13 .186 159 88 1 .9% large mission respective insulting but not sur- Hosten, driving W. J. McDon¬ Tyler, p. Z 0 0 0 3 1 that those who out ald's after the resulted in a 2 to 1 win Hçndril, p. 0 0 0 0 0 0 dropped were 1* appears that the ball in of the halo of Roy .Miller and Lucy Van clipped war, 'Batted for Thomas in scarcely as nfUing. players, spite pub- the mark to American club. second game. -(-Batted for Jones in fifth game. »Berber. 1 0 0 0 0 0 missed, 120 full score- were ":101,. for the Boston League tMcCabe . 1 0 0 0 0 0 returned 'icitT thai has been y ly thrown about them for years, are doing After a in before 5 o'clock in th whipping finish which he Not a 2 to 1 triumph. No triumph CHICAGO (National League) darrest to sdiow themselves up as are. It to finished a nose ahead of the Jones Totals .27 1 3 24 13 2 ning. The late player-. -,..¦-, -, their they really begins pair, was to the eye. Proverbial made will In the third heat, which «as fast enough conspicuous Batting Fielding BOSTON AMERICANS no change in th« of look as though they succeed that event the purely commercial to the which had flavored this ah r b 2b .'íbhrtb sh sb hb ave. a e ave. rig the eu.ua] former mark, was won by Boston luck, r. f.I!» 2 po AB R H PO A E leaders. which animated baseball will be revealed Jones aft«>r one of the most loose in Flack, 5 0 0 0 5 0 1 4 .263 15 2 1 .944 -uirit professional eventually sensational bar«) fought series, brok«; Hollocher, ss.21 2 4 0 10 6 2 Hooper, rf.3 0 0 1 0 0 The men wiD lese followers- battles of the week's programme. The 1. 11 .190 12 17 1 .967 Shean. 2b .3 10 2 4 0 were playing in their r ¡^ the gamo record heat large chunks hero and there through Mann, f.22 0 5 2 0 0 7 10 0 .227 7 0 0 Strunk, cf 0 0 spective by quarters was: c. 0 1.000 :..* 2 00 classes on this occas on, and was a fair gauge oí the -when I :".'.',. I :38 and :.'. 0:33,1 the mad scrap and saved the faithful Paskcrt, f.21 I 1 0 0 5 0 0 2 .190 16 0 0 Whiteman, If.4 0 0 2 0 0 It player** loyalty they blackjacked !"',. Merkle. lb.IS I 0 0 1.000 Ruth, If the winner in each class Tom horse another visit to the windswept feus of 5 0 5 0 0 I .278 52 9 0 1.000 ;.0 0 0 10 0 must accept irwucr Frazee for salaries up to September 15, but in the press of a and Murphy's finished first Pick, 2b .18 2 7 P 0 0 8 0 11 .389 Mclnnis, lb.4 0 1 16 1 0 his class prize in second in the -MO' ('lass Pace .Cor Culture. 12 11 0 1.000 Scott, sa ] .rorld'= serie g this was in a measure overlooked. But this $3,000. the City of Worllunan, 2b. 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 1.000 ....'...... 4 0 1 3 3 0 best gross net of last, 3b.17 <» 0 0 0 Thomas, 3b .2 0 0 12 0 the day, in an "l'«>n" dears Boston, whose representative has Deal, 3 .< .1 0 ft .17« 6 9 1. .9:57 Schang, case that, 7 men engaged in unessential profession by governmental courtesy, drove Oro Fin« to first /.eider, .il>... (» 0 0 0 f» 0 0 0 0 c.,.1 0 0 12 0 parí icui ir pi ¡ze g money in straight heats, driv¬ never yet dipped its colors in a world 2 .000 12 0 1.000 Mays, p.....2 110 6 0 next the camel to his knees. His back will lie a Murphy, Kil.ifer, c.17 2 2 I 0 «» 3 0 0 2 .117 lowest score to has forced spared only by ing Budlight, finishing a close second series came through to¬ 26 6 0 1.000 in the engagement, Vaughn, p.10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 « 11 0 Totals .27 2 5 27 18 0 For W. oasty terminus to the entire sordid business. first two, but trailing in the last. and a for one 0 I 1.000 instance, C. Truesdell had a day with a whoop bang Tyler, p. 5 0 0 0 10 0 2 .200 2 9 1 low after bad break at, the .917 .Batted for gross the fii .. quarter. A nose finishes which l)i,uglas. p._.. 0 «I 0 I) 0 0 0 0 0 Deal in eighth inning. gros game of chance led to the three of those customary 0 .000 0 0 1 .000 fBatted for Tyler in on the two tors in the quar- this 'Hendrix. p. 10 10 " 0 1 0 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 .000 eighth inning. days, const District Board Favors opening heat, but the pace have characterized particular ?O'Farrcll, c. .'! 0 0 i> 0 0 0 0 0 0 CHICAGO _0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0-1 Rross prize of Hoppe was too fast and he was .000 0 0 0 .000 BOSTON .0 0 2 0 0 0 the first day -oes to distanced. ¡.erics. v.M.-Cabe . 1 1 0 «I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 x--2 D. P. As we were going to press with this tower of thought It. 1?. Murphy won first with ITal 0 .000 0 0 0 .000 Stolen base -Flack. Kingsland, and in case True money Muff by Flack ¿Barber . 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 Sacrifice hits.Hooper, deil's low gross of the Hoy in the 2:04 pace, after Costly 0 0 .000 Thomas. Left on bases.Chicago, 2; Boston. two first days Benjamin, manager for Willie Hoppe, acquainted us with the fact last, finishing 8. heats the low gn is of ;; e in the opening heat.. Lizzie March Boston outluckcd Chicago through Totals 10 First base on errors- Boston, 2.- Bases on second tw«> that the district board has decided in favor of and won .17«; 37 5 1 0 44 4 3 18 .210 156 76 5 .979 balls-.Off Tyler. S days and he wins the to Hoppe that he second money. Dodge drove a that has closed. It never /Mays, Shean, Schang loses his marnent h« splendid race to win the the series (2), Thomas); off Mays. 2 (Paskert, Flack). claim on the prize for low may continue to play billiards. Hoppe supports a opening event more than this . 'Batted for Tyler in fourth * Hits.Off Tyler, 5 in 7 gross on the mother, sister, on the outluckcd the Cubs in game. Bat ted for Pick in innings; off Hendrix. first two .¦ card with Hollyrood Hob. Mur¬ for Deal in fourth first game and none in 1 Hit holds sam< wife and daughter. His tour this season, which is was game, tRan for Deal in first g-me; ran for Hendrix in inning. by pitcher.By Mays good for the being arranged by phy second with David Cuy. closing game. Lefty Tyler outpitched fourth game; batted for Tyler in sixth (Mann). Struck (tut.By Tyler, 1 (Shean»; These under the of Red Former Governor While the underhanded Mays from start to game. ¿Batted for Deal in third by Mays, 1 «Merkle"). sudden shifts are to be ex Benjamin. auspices the Cross, and he has the Horace won count gam**; batted for Killifer in fourth game; batted for Deal in Losing pitcher-Tyler. when a field ¡s 2:20 trot for amateur drivers with finish, yet w««s forced to take the Left on sixth game. Umpires.Hildebrand at plate, Klem at first. split into tv that all sums received bases.Boston, 32; . agreed other by him in defence of his title, the Hello of because the only hobble, of his support Chicago, 31. Double plays. .Vaughn to Owens at second and O'Day at third. Time. W. C. Truesdell had Lyndon. Merkle, Killifer to Hollocher, Hollocher to Pick to Merkle 1:46. for holes under regrj i conditions, will be turned over to war charities. Tho summaries: just happened to follow the southpaw's !o Merkle, Merkle to (3), Hollocher b< thirty-six i To.' therefore loss of control. A muff by Flack, one Hollocher, Kuth to Scott to Mclnnis. Whiteman to st gross, for ithe fii Hoppe will compete in the national tournament at Boston, which trotting- 2:20 class van i-iirei;-vkaii catchers of the Shean. First base on errors.Boston, 5; Chicago, 1. Hit by D. P. Kingsland. 11L1)S -TilIII:r, of the very surest Ktit h pitcher.By ways be«?n Boston's Sleepy H November 1, and he will also in Kló HKATS.r-UJISB, $2,000 let two Boston runners score. (Flack), by Vaughn (Whiteman), by Mann (Mays). Struck out.By lucky one to date, had SO, and best irr. ss for 1 bepins play Brooklyn October Hollyrood Boh game, Ruth, t (Flack, Paskcrt, Pick and was in to David (luv (Dodge). 12 1 Those runners, both weak hitters, had Vaughn); by Vaughn, 17; (Ruth (2), Tyler tight quarters again. The day goes Colonel T. | S n for the benefit of the American Ambulance. (Murphv) .2 1 4 two Thomas (2), Shean, Whiteman, Schang (3), Strunk R«.sd who had th, Wil¬ Miriam (!uy (Hyde!.0 4 2 been fortunate enough to draw Mclnnis)-. h\ I (4), Hooner (2), Scott, Sox rilled the basés with one mington, 86. T o «'> inrh (Serri Tyler (Shean (2), Dubuc, Strunk): bv 5 only Best net prize- for Miss i.3 3 5 | tit' Tyler's four passes. Mays (Paskert, out. Scott with a the two da, Dpwr-5 Waits (McDonald). -I '. 3 not so Vaughn, .Merkle, Hollocher): by Jones 5 (Vaughn (3), Deal, Merkle). Wild opened single off to W. "»V. S There is Practically No Limit to a Sport Writer's i'. (Cox) .0 8 This closing game, though pitch.Kuth. Lames won and lost.Ruth won DeaPs meat Sothern, Opportunities r mo, 2 '.: ¦" the was one 2, lost none: won lost hand.. Thomas sacrificed 75, .74.143, but that ¦¦'¦. well attended as others, mine; Bush won none, lost Jones won Mays 2, wins him tl l'A' I « inter¬ I; none, lost 1; won before drew A- prize, so ,1. WANTED.Sporting writer for yountr, ING LASS -THIIEE HKATS PI RSE, of the hardest fought and most cist won lost 2. Vaughn one, Scnang his base.- Mays as¬ R. Mar-hail get of the set. 2; Tyler one, Hits and runs.Off Vaughn. 3 runs and 17 tonished net prize. The C'las« 11 growing daily newspaper. The Daily $1,000 estingly contested entire bits in 27 innings; off Ktifh, 2 runs and 13 hits the natives by laying a per¬ prize whs won Halbcrv was but and the in 17 innings; off 5 by W. II. Claflin, wr. Staten Island. 'Phone ll"'1 (Murfy) .5 1 1 The day bright, cold, runs and II hits In 23 innings: off Bush, 3 runs Tyler, fect bunt toward third. Tedesco, Standard, LlMllo M.ir (Lnwreni iO. 1 2 2 bleacher crowds were chased away by and 7 hits in 10 innings; Hooper hit The winner in Class C was J. W. o Uttlo Hatisto (Cos) ¦'. off Mass, 2 runs and 10 bits in 18 off but Hei \\ .4 S in which ' innings; Douglas, 1 run and 1 hit in sharply right at whose bert, with while Brighton. .In Ige Orcnonrto Ci 1er) 4 the elements. It was a day one «IT runs 7 Merkle, 153, the winner in .3 -I as inning; Jones. and hits in 9 off throw Class D was the n (Valentine) .2 tila one could not enthuse to any degree, and no bits in one innings; Hendrix, no runs to Killifer forced Scott at the Rev. .!. Gray B nine, 2:04VÍ, inning. Scores.First game, Boston 1, 0; second Philadelphia with 2:04V4, fur coats were comfortable. The spirit. game, Chicago .!, Boston 1; third game, Boston Chicago plate. Shean hit wickedly down the Cricket, 157. Evans at Scarsdale TUB SYRACUSE PACING 2:12 <'(.ASS--THREE the t hero fore, lacked somewh"' Boston 2, Chicago 1; fourth game, left The one thin.? developed by the late Plays HEATS >f play, ,'5, Chicago 2; fifth game, Chicago 3, Boston 0; sixth foul line. Deal broke down the ball scores was the PUItSE, »2,000 ¡n Perhaps the pall 2. 0. Passed game, Boston facfthat there was >. "Gasless" other have appreciation. Chicago Balls.Schang I. 2. . with his tie for net .. Killifer. Sundays, among things, injured Red Cross Goers) I 1 hearers of the game were somewhat re- Owens and Umpires American left hand and recovered it, score between Thomas K. lit (Murfv) League, Hildebrand; National Leakue, Klem and while his Kirby, 30 70. ,:oli matches. Yet those who feel equal to a few minutes' walk will not \V i. '- r Ti il«! IKtmi.4 sentful, too, over the monetary bicker O'Day. foot was still on the bag, in Bedford, 105, and C. .-'. Minor lío (Vnlei .?, the en time McClellan, Siwanoy, .«7, 22 miss the match foursome to be "Chick" \ inga that disgraced previous to force out Mays. played between Evans and War¬ nil Wien.n reason the tiie will be played off before the cl( Hilly linio Wnllu-rl.'.0 counter. For some pastime Had ball gotten through Thomas, ninth, a catch that the ren K. Wood and Jack and Tom | ..-.¦.¦. i gave the second out. Gets tournament. Dowling McNamara next Sunday at dW went dead as it hat} every right to do by law of Thomas Tyler Stronger An 2:1 strike in the eliminated Flack, the first bat¬ entirely new set of men .vil' com¬ the Scarsdale Golf and Country Club. The clubhouse is within a few IH. We had another near average, Merkle would have reached ter, with a From then on had TROTTING 214 CLASS I'lAM RACE TO concerned is speak- second at least. running catch of a low- Tyler the Sox eat- pete to-day and to-morrow, and there minutes the. is on morning. Nobody foul that was a dream of out of will be in the of Hartsdale station, which the Harlem branch of the WAGON r\VO IN TII11KE- PURSE, $1.000 ing much about 'it. But the players, But the hardest luck of all for Chi¬ Mann poetic action. ing his hand. Only three men ended the game with a starters. The two who i; .-..- New York Central. The match will be started at 2 a Wi awn Girl \ es) 1 2 1 after to Tuesday's crowd, cago or rather Cae bit of sharp got on in as many only .i pos o'clock, and train l¡ Mill ¦¦: nd 7 .i. \' n making good prettiest grounder to Shean. succeeding inning* sible chance of V'w us' I. ..212 wen; due for som« con¬ Sex as figuring :: Grand Central as late is :35 o'clock will Ixird Dindon an May B«»v ¡' Wh'to). 4 :l 3 believed they defensive work for the came in Throughout the he worked. Mclnnis was safe on two are leaving enable the spectator Uli an evd W mag¬ interesting battle days' play the j t IE ,1 McDona'd)... 3 4 4 sideration from the nurse-tight the eighth inning. Fred Mitchell, des¬ Tyler was the more own error in score winners, to reach the links in time for the te«- off. I'." ,2 ". 2 îU. ' called the often in- hot Tyler's the fifth, but two in case theii nates. A delegation upon perate by this time at the cantanker-! water, though he had far from the were not beaten. TROTTING 2:20 CLASS AMATEUR DRIVERS. interested eluh owners, who ous breaks decided to do already out. Schang walked with Clifton Crawford and Shelley Hull will act, as auctioneers for the IN' promised against him, brilliant support of his illustrious ad¬ The summary of th" TWO THREE.TROrHY to the National Commission to his only one gone In the but was second dayos -.lo-ion. Tho Balle press gambling early. versary. In the first inning, with two sixth, play follows: of Lyndon (Horaco VVhlto). 1 3 1 loosen a bit; Indeed, it is whispered Barber was sent in to bat for Deal. Tryssabol 'x"' ¦'¦ McDonald). 3 1 3 up down, Strunk was given an official bit caught stealing. Strunk singled in the Ci.l-s A-.1 \V. Soul M I. White) .2 3 2 'hat Weeghman and Frazee guaranteed! ,\'n player ever hit a ball more fairly on Hollocher's muff of a 137; .!. W HarC-tt. 162: I! K S Til 2 2 of to- pop fly, but soventh, but again two wero out and G P Bunt. !-¦ S. le, 30 Í, 10%, 2 15W. the battlers a sound percentage or ih'i'i Barber met on.- of Whiteman wafted C. Mr« ,- squarely gently to Paskert. V" It ! i, 3. il ¦--:¦ at though both denied the fast Wbiteman offered the easiest iraagina- ].".- ftlllli I 1 Right Back Us day's receipts, May's oil'ering--. The pellet shot Thomas walked with two out in the Otu> Hockn .- allegation. Whatever rumpus, if rum¬ over Scott's head low with tlie second. His ble fly to Paskert. Hendrix tin- Holmes, 176; LI I: T By an ex-Office Big Boxing velocity light was snuffed out at pitched I. Alsopp. 176; TafTt, 17 Boy) Entry pus there were, was cleaned up long of a ruh- bullet. Whiteman's second when he last 170; M, Fa Dm, only! overslid the bag trying inning for the Cubs. Mclnnis, Scott 170; T.. i: McCoy 172; D. i. ! of Girl.-," Four classes constitute the pro¬ before game time. to bo to hold tlie swat to beat H 8. Steams Speaking "Copy of the hope appeared Hollocher's throw to Pick off find Thomas, who faced were all 171; A. D. 1 F. W I bet it cits, gramma amateur boxing tourney Carl Mays and his baffling subway to a single. But this fellow, who has Schang's slow bounder. him, Holmes. I 76; H. A to held the Bensonhurst much a Hollocher's retired on H C is li in ISO J. M be, by Yacht ball had the Cubs pretty up been n very great factor toward Bed throw, by the way, drew Pick off easy fly balls. I.yrnnn. 180; F. Laug] ISO; F r When you send one ont Club ,on next and tree Outside the fourth his H. La G. 1 Monday Wednesday all afternoon. Sox success, rushed right in where base and there would not have been The close of to-day's world series, ¡.-o. vy, s. \\impii. : ; Lor a pack of "butt»." evenings. With the entry passing the the Windy visitors had for a chance a B- -w. inning, City angels would have feared to tread for play otherwise. which probably marks the end of pro¬ Class U. afiln 154: J C n II. fifty mark, a total of twenty-five boutr. few opportunities to score. But catch. He came so fast1 And this us J.ihn F. M irrlll, 159; '¦¦¦." il i. Kit is assured. mighty should shoestring brings up to the sad fessional baseball until the p.-rai.î. 162; D. W. Whlti already in the fourth Mitchell's boys and earnestly that after he picked the and uncertain climax of the series. after war. Carter, 163; I. A. F C. S have sewed up the game tight as a ball an inch from the turf he turned the third seems to establish the of is. J. Neble, 161 C Be inning.when Chicago tossed superiority 167; F i. Bal drum, for here the National Leaguers somen ¦¦. oil' the main 6 Goods Manufacture Bezdek Issues Call a complete tilt, But he held prize as it had tossed on the American over its John McGoi .¦.:.¦. i' Sporting Essential bunched two of their three hits with game after League major B 4 LEX. on to the ball, which would have game. rival. the 1903 tilt Armstrpns. 169; M Otls TAYLOR, returning from ;¡ trip to Washington, reports thai STATE COLLEGE, Penn., Sept. 1.1.- Mays's frenzied streak of wildness and been nearly good for the cir-i Tyler ivas unfortunate to be¬ Counting between 172; C. J Qulncy, **¦ state's new of it. all to make pretty enough the Pirates and W. K Zin m« ri r. J. Lim .1. V the War Industries Board has listed the of Hugo Bezdek, Pennsylvania got only enough out cuit had it guiie by, as Strunk made gin this round by walking Mays. He the Rod Sox, which Curtís, 173; J. A. Cai manufacture sporting director of "'."- physical education and a decent i, made a neat on was not 174 W. v. ë ' (rowis a.-, representation. no effort to Iv-ck up very play Hooper's played under the auspices of i essential. This should relieve the minds of many who have athletics, has summoned all candidates Foh 1er, K7 Uj ter i. i- ¡: « Manu a "Goat" O'Farrell butted for Killifer and bunt, however, which turned an appar¬ the National fifteen .' wonden-d ¡f i; he ¡«> for the Mine and White's football eleven safe Commission, ISO; o. r FI would possible obtain athletic equipment during the for offered a Texas leaguer, which Scott. ently infield hit into a sacriiice classics have been decided. Of these, isi: u. g. r preliminary practice to-morrow. Leslie Mann, one of the goats in behind third after Then he lost his grip again and passée American s Hawkins, ;¦ i..... v period of the war. The part sport has in the Major gobbled up away League teams have won ten Tucker. .1 I' played physical development Although the college will not reopen of the series, was the offending victim. a chase. Scott then raced away Shean, one of the very weakest hitter; and National 1S5; W Kawye of our hard League teams five. 186; J. C l'auei u. ISO; ¡. !' IS« troops weighed vitally in favor of the manufactur¬ until September 25, State's players He allowed himself to be picked oil' back on foul for McCabe's i f a'l the Red Sox. When Strunk No Boston G il Wl -'¦ v .'-porting goods were territory rolle« team has ever been heaten 187: it r ers. notified to repori early in order first base at a time when .Mays was up foul. McCabe bad been sent! to Pick after a number o for a world 'Tlilbaut, 1 10; h M Hit Some of the H« clubs and have not beer -.i twisting hitting championship. This is the ding golf supplies, pet into condition for the opening m air when all that was nece vicious the Columau, li« E. E Wl Itt ¦'. the and in to bat for Tyler. fowls, Cub rooters breathe« fifth time the Red Sox have won .' passed n:n.-i, but the line of is now with the C :..'< H 1!- I. Uuf] general as game Muhlenberg College here was to allow the tunneller to dig Babe ene of the real heroes easier. were to offer ' ¿I. sporting goods recognized sary Ruth, 'They ready thanks honors, beating Pîttsburg live games Ige «organ ,1 U'K i' " there will m, September 28. his own grave. Mote's the pity, Chi¬ of this series, had an opportunity to giving when Whiteman lined to th. to three W H. Canterbury l< essential, though be fewer styles and models of such article; ¡ri.1903; the Giants four to K H cago was on the short end of a 2-to-0 break into the box score of the clinch¬ usually reliable Flack. But Flack, afte three a on Dana 100: A. H. us basehall bats, baseballs, etc. (with tie the side) in 1912; A. G. Bern W. «J gloves, boxing gloves, .-(¦ore at the time, ^nd the play on ing engagement. Whiteman wrenched] getting both hands fairly on the hard the Phillies four to one in 17-4; A. W. Otts, 174 Army 1915; ¦. A.gainst Navy hit ball H \ i. il o which Mann fell is as old and moth- his neck so badly making his memory dropped it. and ALnys and Sheai Brooklyn four to one in 191o and the Be With little er no chance of as official off Barber in Cue both tallied. who ;;- A. K. O.. leuj :"- having eaten Hank O'Day's garb. stirring catch eighth Whiteman, drew thi Chicago Cubs four to two this time. .' '' Bn C. an N .. football sea¬ in the third inn-' almost immedi¬ was out a For the Service Championship Arm; game this Flack, whose muff that he had to retire lucky life, snuffed monten The Sox therefore have won Waldo IÍ4; John n l son, the only opportunitj that the pub¬ eliminated Chicago from thé pict¬ for the first, aids. later when be attempted to race fror one twenty- -i. «' !.. Knapp, ISi *TPHE service baseball the ing ately world series battles and .... championship for metropolitan district wil lic will have of a clash a.s came first to the station. He first to third on have lost 04 * seeing between ure, is usually the case, Ruth succeeded Mclnnis's scratch hi only ten. be .'. ¡ided on afternoon at the service teams, with its usual for the Cubs in the fourth inn-, had one chance and that an easy through Hollocher. Class D.T Saturday Polo Grounds, when tin pictur¬ to bat only The fair name of the city of Boston B Kirhy !; V 'earns from Merritt and the of the esque sidelights, will be at the Hoi" ing. With a count of two and one he fly from Hollocher in Chicago's dying In the fourth inning, which has al was not disgraced the Jan. 150: « A Camp recruiting ship by National " Brooklyn Navj Grounds on Saturday, when Camp Mer- landed on a fast ball for a clean single1 of Un- men 163; A. .s ': Yard become engaged. Admiral N. R. Usher is to toss out first ball ritt the called for the hit League entry iyi4, when Stallings' Ronald >. W. D'Ul.ird the plays Receiving Ship of the to centre. Mitchell Braves took the vaunted ,-. 177: G. H .N V. S Yard for was with Athletics into There will be a band concert, and a drill the 0. T. C, of Pelham Brooklyn Navy the service and run. Flack away nicely camp for four ISO; Aibrit A .- H G !»| by Bay baseball of the straight games. .> j. Hot .ii championship metro¬ the pitch, and Hollocher pulled the They say Boston is a Bressler, Whitted, Dilhoefer, Tincup, Shannon, Stengel, Heitmai politan district. ball around to the extreme confines of good baseball 194 town.one of the very best. And no¬ and Mar«}uard are among the "big league" names we observe in tin the right foul line, but Mclnnis got ofGame body will dispute the over in time for a nice PlayStory allegation. lint Montreal Bail pick-up Play by Club prospective line-up forwarded this column. The game is to be Belrnonfc Park Entries just why shouldn't it be? It has seen six playee and an unassisted play at first. Thisj of the fifteen world Tor the. benefit of the Red Cross and should be FlliST RACE -Fillies; two-year-old»; UTO fur Flack on with one out. series title splendidly supported. limirs, light n left second, riRST INNING struggles since the Attaches Receipts 2 in the hole to American League PI« U'lns IIS iota110 Mays, Mann, finally FIRST HALF Til mas tool« Flack's hopper und was recognized as a major BOSTON, Sein. 11. n ilm ¿weep, 102 ;-'.>¦ Ophelia .11.« ended Leslie on the ankle. his man ut» lit M un rhand all How organiza¬ .')¦ I1 Roso .1 !'.' by hitting gol is'.lj Shiian Big Series tion. And it has never Baseball Club to-day bro War K«>^ .11 The underhanded pitcher was evi¬ was kepi ;. sell an und 111« uatl T' tees. yet been dis¬ BOD Minuet .' Mnr«-h« sa 11.102 big tossed "Ut Holloctini M mil at first. appointed in its team. in eouity. returnable Friday R 1.1 I'nlygi n .107 - ",» noklng I'p .102 dently rattled, for Barrow chased a Ml KIN'S. Mi HITS NO ERRORS --,- preme Court, against the Boston Amei 564 Kiss .. .1»'.' a nice 01 Again 28 Tag .102 bevy of heavers to the bullpen. Pas- SECOND HALE- II lloeher made play Statistics Compare can SECOND groui :' und Ihi hliu oui Shean was Name League Baseball Club, seek RACE DIE WH1TESTONE STEEPLE kert had a br 11 and a strike when; Hooi. a fine Athletes for Games CHASE Hire« ... BtriK i-ont !!.'.' her made try tie up the receipts of the world'- and HANDICAP; year-olds and up¬ called for a lie, Ti li bul II «.it away from News ror go« Notes ward abotil two uil'es. Schang pitch-out. Stmnk's 1917 CHICAGO. Sept. series until is made Boxing >¦. m..I ti:» offii-lal Beort-r gave him a lilt, Tyi.T. SIXTH GAME 1918 Í1..The Pelham games payment IC7 Gi if Light .130 nipped Mann off first base with a snap, him, Bay Naval to onn ¦¦ o b le. Wlilie- Traininj,' the Montreal el ib $1 N itmi g .14, Exi pi tatlon .14s hehl Strunk el v pinned linsl 33,969 .Attendance Station to-day of for the to Mclnnis. Mann -. .15.238 named .-By FKLD HAWTHORNE-._- throw Why strayed: mai .¦ m .'.. to Pa ikerl sixteen athletes to compete in release by that club of Paul Smith. On THHil) RACI rig ree-year-olds aril up- so far from home under the NO RUN'S, ONE HIT, NO ERRORS. $73,348 .Receipts .$19.795 the national win.i one mile and rIxici circum-j A. A. U. outdoor track and March 4, the bill says, the two club« stances ever a ¡SI ONE INNING $66,013.20. Clubs field ni o .1 the odds tirr about even. v..;. 'Klglil .il i'4 Hurry Shannon.. .106 will remain mystery. .$17,815.50 championships at the Great Lakes entered into an agreement, which ,-¦. FIRST Shean Ihn v oui Paskert on lit-. by ¦¦ Jii u.I.111ÍC04 Happy 97 He was half to HALF $7,334.80 Naval to Press '. ' Valley_ way second' when tit. Pick .Commission_ $1,979.50 Station the Montreal club d Smith for "Dashing14 «J Bei ny claimed he would r,90 Ml Spec 101 (.140) Wise Man .116 :.: .ond Morale ruck Training .September 20, made the peg, he got "¦¦'. ¦. ¦- "' under¬ Total futures for six 21 and 23. SI enter the ring ¡it. Wiedenmayer's Park, i!39 «Waterproof _104Í.196 Mtose of Autumn..04 Schang though il .¦ ,-1 to I« 't del :, Maya's rames in 1917: The list includes Charles 0U0. but although frequent demands .noughts istrution Day .' ¦..' so he made near the handle, PI k was .aught oiT :i IL 11 !¦ '.¦. a .Ill back quickly that the play hand balls Attendance, 186.654; Pores, the national five-mile have since been made for the Newark, week from Monday night, 590= Ürsl bj 11 qu! -k tl w M to Mclnnls. receipts, $425,878; champion; money fhose incr) ,< ., .-,.,,» w !'.¡ MVIiippoonvlll close. The nap doubtless cost the ball Nu ERRORS players' »hare George Dernoll, winner of the Best«.n c r,) ,?- fights Lewis, at about i .'<.', FOURTH »ACE THE NO RUNS ONE HIT «four games). $152,888.58; the 220 and pay ït*sp one pace t. ar. NASSAU; tlircn-.voar-olrla game. SECOND HALF Tyler tossed out Mclnnls. Tyler clubs' 440 yard events in the Ban B. Johi ;l Jf'"r and would claim the welter- idling Si otl Tli un is i ke<] Hollocher share, $230.401.62; commission's metropolitan . Par-kert liso »sed ul ..' if s 14 Si») Regal Lodge... .107 eventually walked, which s ¦! :-p ti d tossed to Pick too lato. championships, and W. F. Heydler. members the .National championship ho knocked 71 V Uk k h ig under share, $42,687.80. Gordon, the ,; I02I00I M'oachoi . would have filled the with !. ai d was out. oi B I hi« ;. |as( ( ':,H, ,-. since the men to 95 bases, only But TI '.,- metropolitan champion miler. Commission out, t7.. Whim--. . Total agreed 114 1360) Torehbearer _109 one out. had 'Mann not been killed off. NO It! NS. N'l HITS. Mi ERItORS. ligrures for six rames In 1918: -.-«-,._._ made re into .... -. ||rwill .' .a 111 pounds, inside the 601' St. Isidore äpoi 1:1111 On the ball which gave Dode his free! THIRD INNING Attendance. 128,483; receipts. $179,619; realized by the sale of woi Id >' chip n on the elter RAC1 4 E handl »p; i-rmi fur- filed oui to Whltoman. KlI- Rain Halts Shoot un ...... Flack stole third base. FIRST HALF -Deal players' share (four ; i trip Merkle games), $69,527.70¡ tickets. that tl earii ighl Lewis came right back at ^3 llfcr was out, Scott Mein Is P.. wont uut CAMP '.. 547 Valoi 03 1 Rtinflash II _121 a long single to left, which route clubs' share, $60,065.41 ; PERRY, Ohio, Sent. a s< min, with the statement that he 407 lii-.l Son 0 S7 r Mi ...113 pumped by Ute Si otl Merk commission's which 11..Rain, Si ' Taggart, tallied Flack, and which would have NO KIN'S Nu HITS. N'ii ERRORS. began falling ¡it noon, caused the I hal he will enter the 504 Salvef ra .104 H.M M a r« ur straight share, $17,961.70. Sun Briar Claims New Ma r 1 114 scored sort of runner from SECOND postponement of to-day's National li ss than and any the balls. !' :. ed I'ylei Merkle. Mays Rifle weighing Leonard, '- »in SIXTH R VCE Till i.l SHIN'«;; 1«.. year Pick's lino drive to won econil jilean walked rui k was thrown Association mutches until .' :- the crusher o\ r on oldi midway. Hooper1 to a-..l The to-morrow. Mark in Time Triai ¡ps a liu furloi gs, atralght ended the inning. out at tirst y Pick Mi going third Wimbledon Cup match, which was in- will claim the lightweight Slien n to second. Mr and -on when .started this S!' VI lei 112jr.11 1 ord Brlgl ton_120 Outside this inning Chicago's oppor¬ Flack dropped Whiten in's hot liner Mclnnls got hack of mldd'.o bae. Schang walked. morning, will be finished SARATOGA v hei k\ '.an tried for h May» üorrt to-morrow in a 1,1 Sun Dial II_ios tunities were somewhat limited. In theI 'm lull. It. high fly to Tanker*. S.-hans «ont out stoalln«, morning, conjunction with 11. tn trial what ;« difference a few pounds .4 Delaware .07) Mad Hatter 110 third was throw uut, t le plai lug Uollo« lie« liilluer to pick. the Marine Sun ... i- first three innings the Cubs went out Corps match, which is to b- Btii d'Honneur ; 94 t) ;. lonnalro to Merk. Dea Si) BUNS, NO HITS. NO day " War Klsi 109 ...116 in order. Pick did ONE HIT, «'NT ERROR ERRORS. ¿hot on the 600 and 1.000 yard Kilmer, broke single sharply to TWO RI NS, was range, it left in the second. But two were FOURTH INNING SEVENTH INNAq decided at a meeting of officials one mile, accord r« '. tars nt .A illowai tali gone, of Pelham Bay k si er second. R .- FIRST VIAU-'- The. band played the association fr« -i and bo was caught for the third out! FIRST HALF Fia of "My Country to-day. he tra tion will soon be loeher wenl out to Meli . ted t'lai-k going "Pía Theo" and th.a crowd stood with baro-i . v... on throw to .¦ ¡me three Mays's quick .. -. heads. Mays throw out .t : '. marlin Havre de Mclnnis.! to bo .¦¦< Mai was by ball, tha I'askert at first. Thoma.- belaying pins, Grace Entries After the fourth inning the Cubs went U Iking till on g, and he fell to tlio rubbed Merkln of a hit. going down back of th« Hand Grenade fifths of a second ¦ -" ¦¦ ¡l:-,,1 iei ees and ath let « - lia« making a ¦ \' other ic .¦'¦ii' ..; 1«. Ato out in too. round. .¦; id Ilo an went first base. wonderful stop 4.-..1 eaual ¡y Through ord made Roai track it claiming; order, every But' Mann was ked oft* first by luick throw by wonderful throw to first Mays u«sed out I'lck. A. K. Macomber's by Bernstein is ar- and a half 122; Poult there were pi NO KINS. NO HITS. NO Hand Grenade prob¬ a few weeki ... 114 horseshoes galore in evi-l Hchang. Paskert ivalk i Flack Blole thlru. ERRORS will not show ¡it the «Sylvi 10 rommywaac, lull. " SECOND ably race any more ige boxing If« 1 110; »Sid C dence for Mays. red to left. Paskert HALF.-Merkle Uros Hooper's grounder In this season The fractional times -.«.ere said to in The (I IV d Hooper got Pick's lno drive. an.l touched rtrst. Deal threw out shean at first the Manhattan g Club, Ighl III ;¦ 114. .!...'.. »topped Strunk over Handicau last Tues¬ have been a.- follows: Flack Gets a ONE III N TWO HITS. N'n ERRORS ilngled second. I'askert caught Whltc- day Hand Grenade 0:112-5,. 0:23, \-, bei and all the Pass .-10 uni« HA1 F.Scott field hit. whicn D broke down and has 0:334-5, 1:09 2-5. e .. been sent to the 0:45, 0:572-5, tiaxe Be! ur v. a- - knot; lowi 1 «.a. NO RUNS. ONE HIT. NO Macomber bi de' ted to the 11 The tail end of the batting order Deal mil homas ERRORS. stud. 1:21 1-5, 1:34. ri lotie 1-14; Abdon. :44 lie« ICilllfer to PI k. > u : walked Tyler C Em ': l'averlio Art 1 «M- oe lidn't give n rumble in the fifth But p'tcheil nothing hin May» b« al EIGHTH INNING I I, ''.'.-. Ad iii Mû« N'.ick, otto Kioto 114 .- T Islle. 144; Itessio lack the sixth lilt He lught Deal FIRST n.\r.F.Rarber . opened his batted In place of Deal. by .. " Purtuol ... lie) 0 r .. drawing '.-' '¦ « Brennai .'T. j. "Ihikt ase. He was forced on a II i' untl i forced at tli» Whiteman came in fa-t and took Rarber'n liner ip; claim pretty hit- plate ..n Hooper'i grounder to Merklo. '.»ho threw oft the ujv .if the g.a.-is and madt a .I'n '..¦-. ;. the latter .. complete Last 3 i'Boj MilKioa ba Lass, 112; ind-run play with Hollocher when the ICI lifi S :. in g and Mays to so somersault. O'Fairel! tatted for Killifer. O'Far- Days of Autumn at Beautiful o n w i 11 .1 i.j ¦¦ atter to nnd .'i the play Deal knocked down Shean's rell sent a high fly t.i Scott. Meeting s, harpened pull the ball right :., Md'abe battc-i ;;...,' Sea1 liu .''11!; Undo ml) <; lafe and u d -d for ;.,; >ut for Tyler. Whiteman was withdrawn at this point .K il". iround fairly at Mclnnis. Mays then and Hut h was sen*, to left field for Boston. ow. or ... rflage, While Men ont down with his meat hand for SO RUNS, TWO HITS. NO ERRORS. man hurt his neck hi making the catch of Borner'» ::-.-. for two-year- ai JriïH Mrl'Rbe fouled out In lh i Ho« 120; top of Mann's wicked slam and rhrew FIFTH INNING ScotC "' ', Lavan at Great Lakes Ulli*¦ NO RUNS, NO HITS. NO ERRORS. BELMONT ¦; lor. Ill PARK Imp.), .0 Shean m time to force FIRST RALF.Maya tested out Deal Klllirer SECOND HALF.Hendrtx and 1. B» La '..- Doi I« \ ... -liver. 104. Hollocher out threw out O'Kan-ell be¬ America's « III' ann was was also tlirown b> Mays. Shean came tho battery for Chicago, and «eot Finest at Amem's Finest Race ,\«,11, Sept. 11. Dr, John - snuffed out Zalder to Thoroughbreds Course rift tollo «n.1 stealing. Tyler. third ba.se hi place of Deal. Mclnnis filed out to th Tumbólo A bare-faced on the NO KIN'S. NO HITS. NO ERRORS Mann. Scott lofted to p tn« Wa Unie I. robbery part of' to Paskert. Thomas also SIX ngton « i:.-, el Plr« Coregi "caman Themas threw the Cub SECOND ll.M.F -Strunk tiled oui Mana. Hol- Bled out «o I'askert. SPIRITED CONTESTS \n\oi cans reported at the «¡rcat ma- '¦'. Mclnnls beat tnit an NO BUNS. NO HITS. NO .AT TO-DAY ' ERRORS. BEGINNING 2:30 I». M.. AND ...-¦.'. .hine out of gear in the seventh. Fred li el Imocked «wn. The r>f- INCLUDING IHK sixth i-: ¦. Statioi up ing erkle was the victim of Qclal scorer gai in r -:oa.i of Mclnnls NINTH INNING and a *Di this particu- - c« mm ioned a :. lieu. I. ll a Mr. it to Fl« FIRST HALF--Flack ]¦.. m oi »Wau ar burglary. In the slot, with only NO Rl NO Nu HITS ONE ERROR up. Ball ons, strike one $2000 NASSAU [.avai if ball two, foul, strike two; ball three. Flack STAKES pita! me out, Merkle smashed a wicked one SIXTH INMN., to Thomas. Hollocher fouled and .,....-¦ ¦¦¦¦.. up. Hollocher ¡tied out u, the left foul \l ., \i... Ruth Mann Ila^i Hand !o\vn line inches fair FIRST li I up. one, strike o::e; ball t\Tu. Whitestone traded after he filed suit a- Sbean threw ou« Mann a« .i.. homaa raced over and with .-. Mcli 5 first. .. his bare o NO NO NO Special Hure Tr»lr* leaveSteeplechase.Flushingpe i s-ai H of took llullodiei grVu Scott, foi RUNS, HITS, ERRORS. in. 33rd Handicap the club, who .!¦¦.- and knocked down the clout. Brooklyn at Pt.nnd shI Ave.. \- He re- Lug Fiai Ma force I I i;.,.. FINAL SCORE 12:80 an.l at Intervals up |:55 V M It* m. other - "*» with players, of lovered time "! a ¦încc'al Car» Ke«e»ved «.¦ I ad'es **S*4t*i m » batt!« ot quickly and in to H. H. E rionntTivn on all Bare I' . "lying down.'' al wane* flag NO RUNS M...;;. r'i'.-ago \vf» p«T>'>0(K. »Apprentie« claimed. e runner by graco of a pretty throw. SECOND ILALF.resten took inouiu'a .,. 1 3 8' S3.30. I.M>I'*> «1 «MS liK-'ud'ne War In hUût fir Eoktou .,..>.., »«ao»*.»-.».,.«..<-»..»*., ¿ a »