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4C-A-Day Griffith's Crack Southpaw Slated Oppose Teams Boehling to Try to Win His Fourth Game From the Naps Today LEAGUE RACES HAVE BEEN BOEHLING WILL TRY TO WIN STANDING, SCHEDULES NEW YORK PAID $17,000 GAME FROM NAPS AND BESULTS IN BIO FOR THIS PLAYER ABOVE AVERAGE THIS YEAR Y.M.C.A. HIS FOURTH BART! BALLVLEAGTTES to AMERICAN LEAGUE. Six Out of Circuits in 4c-a-Day Griffith's Crack Southpaw Slated Oppose Teams. W. U Pet. Win. Lo«» Eight Represented Athletics... 71 S2 /.689 .«!»3 .683 Series Furnished This Dnclludes Every= Kahler or Blanding Today.John- Cleveland.. 61 42 .604 .607 ..V»S Championship ation*]n... .W 45 » .WW «"Mi" .Ws tMng= KDt rATlONAU. ") ^ son Record. f>6 52 .519 .;>23 .51 1 Close Finishes. OT«SX8H M. Equals Chicago.... j[ CLASSES 495 .48". bibee stipt Boston 50 52 .490 Swlmmine I'ool. Detroit -14 6X'.411 .417 4m, Turkish and Shower Baths. entire season Tennis Courts. this 4." 67 .391 .396 -3S7 BY H. C. BYBD. orage as a whole. For the BY J. ED GRIX-LO. appears to bo in better form year St. Louis... the team has hit for .J04. a team average Tool and Riillards. than ever before. Bowlfn* Alleys. New York.. 33 66 .333 .340 .33i» The races in the amateur leagues this that is much above that generally at¬ Individual Ixvkers. If joe Boehlvng pitches as effectively the Bank When it comes to handling overthrow?, year have been, on the whole, better than tained. Of course, lately play¬ Wmtllif and Boxlns: Rooms. the today as he did ers have not hit to anywhere near that Hand Rail Courts. ana.list Naps it is doubtful if there is a first baseman NATIONAL LEAGUE. for many seasons past. It cannot be re¬ of June tli»- White Sox a few days aso. the of Chick Gan- standard, but during the month against in either league equal membered when there were as many to that were gather¬ No red tape. Join today. he to make it two straight from dil. He gave a great exhibition at first Teams. V7. L. Pet. Win. Lo»e and previous they ought clo.se finishes as have occurred within the ing in twelve or tifteen hits in almost Birmingham's teanri. lost his yesterday, scooping up several ugly New York.. 69 32 .6S3 .6SG .67'i Y. M. C. J 736 Q St. ,Boehling but was on a wide last two weeks. There is hardly a league every contest. A., the White Sox. hut it was throws, his best pfay Phi la 61 36 .629 .633 .622 piionf. m. nbo. game against throw froni Foster, which he picked up but that two of its teams were not light¬ connected I n.-t his fault, errors givina his op- reach. .52."> One of the strange features | with his gloved hand after a long Pittsburgh. 53 47 .530 .535 ing down to the last minute for the title. with the batting averages of the Capi¬ . secured. x.n. nts the runs they fielder of Chicago.... 54 49 .624 .529 .519 Out in the Capital City League the tal City L<eague Is that the Cornell oltib Richmond twirier lias already Lajoie is the same graceful the team aver¬ The old. Time does not appeal- to make any Brooklyn... 43 54 .443 .449 .4:::» Hankers did not make sure of their right Is the lowest in batting ¦cored tli r« «-> victories over the Naps i in the wonderful Frenchman, and ages: yet it finished second by a good change Boston 41 58 .414 .420 .410 to the championship until last Tuesday. The way to that is this VfiH. and if he displays his usual . his batting eye has by no means lost its margin. only explain ' The Cornell team battled with them right it failed to hit in any of its games a chance of mak¬ cunning. Cincinnati.. 42 63 .400 .403 .396 that form he stands good down to the finish for the title. The against the Bankers, and In the other ing it four in a row. Hither Kahler or has been secured by St. Louis... 40 64 .384 .390 ..181 sections contests it did not try to get more than j Another pitcher Sherwood club won out in both did not Blanding will he .Manager Birming- Griffith. He is M. Williams, who has ot' the schedule, but not enough runs to win, consequently shown for the Helena. Central League get as many hits as could have been se¬ ham s choice, and as both have been pitching successfully until after it had been shoved to the Ajax Tares Guaranteed form Kf late, the chances are that Mont.. c!ub. Griffith made the purchase cured. yood wire The price was $3,000, YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. limit, with the honor resting on the result Miles. another close and hard-fought game by yesterday. A mistake was made when it was print¬ 5,000 and the youngster is to report here at of tho last game in each instance. The Tlx- AJAX guarantee assures you in writin* be presented. wi.lj the end of the Union Association season, ed in these columns yesterday that the AMERICAN LEAGUE. Castern League produced a close finish, section B games in the post-season series 1,500 Ulile» more |wr tiro tlmu I* verbally gua-- The same starts at 3 o clock, and im- of which organization Helena is a mem¬ the certain of their In anteed br any other tilundiird make.ami AJAX ber. Mohawks making would not be played, and the schedule PRICES are lower. mediately after the game both teams Cleveland honor before The that section would open Monday. An where j Washington.. 41 3 only day yesterday. will take a train for Cleveland, Both teams scored in the opening in¬ Northwest Sunday School League pro¬ oversight in the schedule was responsible Anj chauffeur can enter tl»e $.".(»*> prit« ex»- to be fc>un- for the blunder, and the first meeting I test. Write for particulars. a game is scheduled played ning. Johnson walked Leibold. and Chap¬ duced a close finish after having had one sent Vean Gregg man sacrificed. After Johnston filed out Boston Detroit ... 4 will take place this afternoon on the day. Birmingham 51 club lead all the way. It was necessary East Washington Sunday School league Columbia Vehicle last so as to have him ready Jackson singled to center, scoring Lei- Companv, home night j hold. Lajoie also hit safely, but Turner to stage an extra series in the Federal grounds. Sherwood and Ninth will be IUSTRI BITERS. to face the Nationals tomorrow. hit to McBrlde, The Na¬ 4| Philadelphia.. I and before winners the opposing clubs. Leave orders at !Mi'< New York are. ti <*.. op forcing Lajoie. Chicago Departmental leagues to telephone storeroom. Main 771*. 21" I. sr. «r. tionals tied the score in their half. could be decided. In only two circuits of Sherwood will exert every energy Walter Johnson equaled Joe Boehiing's Moeller opened with a hit to left, and the get away with the Ninth Street team. Louis 6 New York 4 the eight represented in pest-season two clubs are old and there record of eleven straight victories yes- j Chapman fumbled Foster's grounder. St. | series did teams have anything like an The rivals, j Milan Moeller. and Gandil is not much that is legitimate that either "ca151X_la~c^ tenia \. Though Walter was far from! singled, scoring easy time winning. In the. East Wash¬ has club sacrificed. Morgan .was walked, filling NATIONAL LEAGUE. in its will not do to win. Sherwood a at his best. he used splendid judg- ington. Ninth had the pennant that is liable to make a better showing being the bases, but Laporte hit into a double before the season was very old, as ment in to the Naps, and by this j grasp than any one expects, despite its being BAKER ELEC. pitching play. Lajoie grabbing his Jiigh bounder 7 New York 6 did Trinity in the Marnuette League. is to as else the second and Cincinnati | pitted against the club that picked as much anything victory with one hand, touching With six out of eight leagues producing win out In that section rather easily. The Cook & Stoddard Co.. was made possible. Johnson has not throwing to first. close finishes, there is everything toward UM 40 CONN. AVE. Phone X. Tg10. when The Nationals scored again in the third, 16 Chicago 3 which those in charge of amateur ball will be the result of the suffered a defeat since June li-». and Philadelphia. j Just what rr 11 He has when Moeller walked, stole second, may look back with pleasure. It has been contest this afternoon between Interior the Athletics beat him. pitched took third on Carisch's poor throw He a season, from ha^- a long time since as good and the Bankers Is hard to tell, if one twelve games without losing one, scored when Foster hit a high bounder PittsLUit,!i¦.. .41 Boston 2 a playing standpoint, has been had. judges by the opinions of those who have intf a rtfteen-lnnlng tie game to his over Cullop's head. followed the Departmental League, and OAKLAND It was in the fourth that took The of the Capital credit. The chances are that Johnson the Naps 0 official averages then listens for a few minutes to what of the the lead. Johnson struck out Jackson, St. Louis 21 Brooklyn City League show Reggie Kaw'.ings to be somebody who has made the Capital M.
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