MORNING. SEPTEMBER 7, 1908. 6 HERALD: MONDAY

Gathered by ALL LATEST NEWS OF A Staff of Experts THE SPORTING WORLD KETCHEL AND PAPKE WEIGH IN CHAMPION AND RIVAL WHO WILL SEALS AND OAKS AT NOON FOR THEIR FIGHT TODAY BATTLE FOR PREMIER HONORS OF THAT DIVISION GET EVEN BREAK HENLEY AND. HARDY ARE BOTH SCRAPPERS ARE BELOW WEIGHT, AND TEST ON THE THE WINNING SCALES WILL BE MERE FORMA LITY TWIRLERS GRIFFIN, TEXAS RECRUIT, SHOWS Each Is in Perfect Condition and Has Made Poundage Without the IN GOOD Slightest Difficulty, Which Indicates They Will Be at Their FORM Best Form When Gong Sends Them After Championship Eagan'i at Vernon This Afternoon—Both Remarkably Confi- Usual Home Run Wins for Commuters In Morning Game—San dent of Winning by the Route and the Francisco Blanks Cellar Should Be Fast and Furious One Battle a Champs In Afternon

fly Press. FACTS REGARDING BIG BATTLE Associated PERTINENT , Sept. 6.<-Oakland , and iSan Francisco each won a game Time—3 p. m. ' today. Oakland >> took . the morning I Place—Jeffries Vernon Arena. game by a score of 3 to 8. and the local i Reason—World's Middleweight Championship. team won In the afternoon by 9t0"0.r jThe morning game was closely, don-' Contestants—, Champion. tested and was won •at -' the • last mo- , Challenger. ment, ; when Oakland * succeeded tin ! Distance—Twenty-five Rounds. gathering two hits on Griffin. Errors and lack of hits were responsible for Referee—James J. Jeffries. Oakland's loss of the afternoon : game.. Purse—Sixty Per Cent of Gross Receipts. \u25a0 Morning Game Capacity of House—s2s,4Bo. SAN FRANCISCO ' \u25a0*-\u25a0." :\r-- AB n H a\u25a0; P a c Betting—Ketchel 2 to 1 Favorite. Mahler, Sb ...... 4 1 1 0' 3 »: 0 Curtis, If. 4 0-3 0 »,' 1:' oi.-.o:i Togo, Eight Rounds. Zeldcr, m. 3 ;01 . 0 2 . « 0 Preliminary—Austin vs. r( ...... Henley, 4- 0 3'o '0 11-.l- '\u25a0 ...... \u25a0 Referee—Tommy Walsh. William*.•lb ..... 4 0 1 0' 11 '.' 1 1 » 0 Beck, ! ct. 3' 0*- 0 0 2 0 0 Berry, ...... 1 1 0 To reach arena take cars marked Vernon Arena, run- o. 3 .-.' 1"0 1 Jeffries McArdle, 3b...... 311 0 11 0 ning down Spring street from Temple to E.ast Seventh at 3-minute Griffin, p. . i 0; o.\u25a0 0 1 10 intervals after 12 o'clock. Before 12 o'clock on East Seventh from Totals 10 2 8 2 '26 H 0. ! • direct IV, . )-' OAKLAND '. \u25a0 '-; ': Broadway. Every car to arena. BILLY PAPKE, CHALLENGER * AB B II S V A B Cook, It :,..i... 4 0 1 0 -.1 8 il, Truendale, ;Jb .... 4 0 0 0 1 •' B'r 0 • JAY DAVIDSON lleltmullsr. it. ... i 1 1 0 1 0 0 EAgan, •»...... 41 1 0 330 final formalities preceding the great middleweight cham- BEAVERS MAKE Hlattery, lb 4 1 SO 18 < 8 0 STANLEY KETCHEL, CHAMPION Van Haltren, cf.. »r* 0 ,'J 0 0 0 0 pionship battle at Vernon this afternoon will be observed at Miller. 8b 3"I 0 1 0 2 3, , 0 Lewis, 0. i .00.0 . SViIV/.Oj THE today, when Stanley Ketchel, the champion, and Billy ' 4 noon WINNING FINISH Hardy, p...... »'v° < .l' 0 0 Papke, challenger for the title, weigh in at the Jeffries cafe on South Total* ...... »0 -:-l ,» .0 27 18 °1 Spring street, according to the articles of agreement between them. Jay Davidson •One out when winning run Beared. Gossip The Rialto SCORE THREE IN EIGHTH AND SCORE IBY INNINGS • By the terms of their agreement they must weigh in at, or under, San Francisco ;.V.....0 0 9 0 0 3 0 0 0— of 0 i—» CINCH GAME Base hit* ...... 1 0 0 0 1 I 1 at owing to the great interest that has 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 —3 158 pounds that hour and regularly. will be noted with pleasure by the Oakland will be good news to Los Angeles baseball cranks that His success Bum hit .*.....! 0 0 1 1 J 1 1 S—» been manifested in the fight the club officials and fighters have ar- catcher In fans. Teddy Easterly, the most promising young GRANEY EARNS VICTORY BY SUMMARY-' ranged the weighing-in performed the balcony at ITthe Coast league, is not to leave the Angel band after double-header today with Port- Home run—En nan. Two-base' hits— to have stunt on The Angels will play a Van Haltren, Siattery.' Sac- Hen Berry has received a telegram from Secretary land, being of the very few Mondays when games TIMELY STICK WORK ley. Heltmuller, the rear of cafe, so that the fans may have an opportunity of all. this one Oakland also rifice —Orlffln, Zelder, Beck, Miller. Van Jeffries the national baseball commission in which the are played In the league. San Francisco and base' on —Qrlf- Farrell of Nagle and Briswalier probably will twirl Haltren. First called witnessing the formality, for such it will be, as both fighters are be- furnished that If Berry desires to retain will double up. fln 2. Struck out—Griffin 2, Hardy 4. Dou- information is Angels. flattery, I Zelder its rights to for the Ellis Knock* Home, Run, ble —KaKan to .to low the required notch and ready to step on the scales. Easterly and will permit Cleveland to waive but with Mohler \u25a0to Williams, filattery to Eagan \u25a0to commission will set aside fact that, despite that Owen Moran Lewis, Blattery to Kazan to Lewis to Miller the services of the youngster, the It is a remarkable Nobody on Bases—Gray Pitches , gams—l:lo. That there will be no difficulty in making the weight is proved Angels well liked by many local sportsmen to beat Abe Attell to Cook to Lewis. \u25a0: Tin»« of: the order granting the draft of Cleveland upon thb is ' and Flynn. , today, there is practically no money in sight to back Him Four Rounds and Gives Umpires—O'Connell ,\u25a0;% , in the fact that Papke been below weight for several days and Easterly. Did Hen lose any time in accepting this going has for here. The fans are not convinced that Abe is Hack Way to Koestner ':<\u25a0-• : Afternoon Game unexpected decidedly welcome news? He did not. expected to give the Ketchel has held himself within less than two pounds of the required and and unless such is the case he is SAN FRANCISCO ''\u25a0 notifying commission and the a good spanking. He burned up the wires the English boy - AB II H S .PrA.'Hi notch for nearly a week. As a precautionary measure, the man- retained with thanks. - ' , ,1 Cleveland club that Easterly will be boys to San Pedro ' COAST JJSAGL'IE STANDING Mohler, 2b I 0,,, 3 1.'2 .5 Hen Berry took a bunch of press ; ...... 8 1,0 0 0 " 8 agers of the have bean testing the of principals Now, if some other major league club does not make draft midnight, fishing trip, the party Clubs— . • Won. Lost. Pet. Curtis. If 0 fighters weight their last Saturday, on a and In Angeles 79 St .872 Zeider, si 4 1 1 1 I-.-,«.. 0 . for before the drafting season closes, Hen will have fifteen from ...... 0 him spent day the ocean, about miles out Ban lianrlico 73 6 8 2 1 1 0. meantime and will do so again this morning, several hours before at least. the on 74 .497 Melcholr, rf...... '" his crack catcher through next season, Sau Pedro. Berry tried unsuccessfully to catch a flsh all Portland ... 65 68 .489 Williams, lb ... 4 1 1012 , «.'.•,. the lime set for making weight. Both managers are business men forenoon and finally quit in disgust, crawling onto a seat Oakluud (4 77 .494 Back, cf 4- 1; 2 14 0 0 sudden de- and taking a four-hours' nap. When he awoke, Berry, c 8 11 .0. 1 0 0 It ia presumed that the motive behind this cushion By Associated Press McArdle, Sb 4 1 will exercise good business judgment in taking these ordinary, the again and to his surprise, as well as that of all \u25a0-\u0084.' i'\u25a0./...' i ;'...... 1, 1. 5*f(S I"^L and sire of Cleveland to waive its draft of Easterly ia that he tried '• Henley, P. .-4 0 secured another catcher who may appear a bet- others in the party, ho landed seven big albicore. This PORTLAND, Ore., Sept B.—Portland ... v ' •*'J^J "'!' although necessary, precautions. club has got exciting Klllf«r, c J|*4_l• \_• lj.ilI possibility Easterly. The youngster Is hitting saved his reputation as a fish story teller. The party won one of the most games of ••••••J J> ter than photographs Angeles today. The prospect for rain yesterday constituted the only marring the ball tor keeps and is showing steady improvement in tVyenty-one albicore and then posed for a few the season from Los J :' Totals ...... 87?» 18 '-.•\u25a0 »t,\l*,>* great work behind the willow, so Berry believes he before returning home. The teams see-sawed back and forth all OAKLAND y\ ,.'.'»ji* his way eighth, Oraney 't feature that could be conjured to make the fans a bit uneasy. Other- will be 100 per cent better next season than now. The the to the when ABCB H^B P A H Berry meantime, the following won his own game with a single that " news is made doubly welcome to because he has Unless changes are made Cook...... 4,t0 0 8-0 wise, the condition to If. 0C«2 3 as regards of the fighters, their ability make had inofficial, and, probably unreliable information to the named will be behind Ketchel when he makes defense of scored two men. Score: Truesdale. lb ... 4 0 .0 0 J league had drafted title this afternoon at Vernon: Manager Joe O'Con- LOS ANGELES :•\u25a0»; ' rf... 4 0 10 0 8 » weight and the attractiveness of the match there nothing left effect that the National club in his Hfltmuller. 1 2 0 was Berry purchased Kapids several nor, Trainer Tom O'Connor and Joe Lazelle. Papke will AB R II 8 FAB as. 3- 0 1 0 Simon, whom from Cedar Bernard, 4 EaVn. 0 11 2 1 ago, long before the drafting season opened. This have Manager T. E. Jones, Jim Tremble and Bad Bill Jb ..... 0 0 0 22 0 Blattery. lb 4 0 0 to be wished for. Both fighters are in perfect condition and this weeks Oake», cf. 4 0 0 2 0 \u25a0 0 0 0 5 8 1 in a printed list of drafts Aldridge. Neither fighter will need much advice as to how 0 La Longe, c .... 8 1 Information came the form of Dillon, lb 4 0 .0 0 11 2 0 3b .3 0 0 0, 0 B-l fact has been established firmlyin the minds of those fans who have approved by the national commission, published in an to wage his battle, as each is a finished flglfter and knows Miller. 1 big Wheelar, 3b 4' 0 0 0 0 3 0 Van Haltren. cf.. 8 0 1 ,0 ,JV;,O eastern sporting weekly. Inasmuch as Berry had pur- the game better than the average second in these Smith, rf. 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 Loucks, p attended their workouts. Both are supremely confident of the re- chased the release of Simon long before the drafting sea- events. Ellis, If 4 2 8 0 4 0 0 "J.I. il 1111 sult and each feels so perfectly trained that he is predicting that a son opened, the draft undoubtedly will not be approved If Delmu, ss 4 0; 2 0 0 2 1 Totals ...... 81: 0 6 0, 87 » case taken before the national commission. How- Cap Dillon has been engaged to coach the ball team at Easterly, o. 8 1 1 04 2 1 . • , • the is Gray, p. 0 00 0 0 0 0 BCORB BY INNINGS knockout will result before the fight has gone fifteen rounds. ever. Hen is worried a bit and will get busy at untangling the University of Southern after the Coast " 0 0 3 0 4 0 3 0-9 Cap Koestner, p. 2 00 0 1 8 0 San Francisco ...... 0 Their the mesp. league season closes. If the boys will listen to what ..... general condition was so satisfactory Saturday that it was tells them and heed his advice, he will eomo very near 12 8 » 0 24' 14 2 00.00 making young Totals . iffldw-.::"::::::::5 10 0 10 111-5 in Los Angeles yesterday to a bunch of champions of them. What the >>'\u25a0 ' ; Base hit...... 0 £ *- found to be unnecessary for either to train further, either for Jack (Twin) Sullivan arrived £(*,? PORTLAND ' con- not about great national pastime \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0''' , : from San Francisco. He comes south to attend veteran does know the AB It H 8 P A E i^ SUMMARY :'•\u25a0 afternoon could be told in a few words. He la a past master, edition . Henley. -Two- dition or to make weight, and while Ketchel worked out at his South the fight this afternoon and challenge Ketchel for a re- Casey, Zb. 4 10 0 1 3 0 Thr«a1 has* hits—Zelder, whips Papke. de luxe, at the game and is about the best first baseman Cooney, m. .6 IS 1 2 4 0 turn match, in the event he Jack is look- ball h.tSl"» L>ne. "**«**«%?»*:•; hits—Curtis .12, > Side Athletic club camp, Papke cut out work entirely. Ketchel did and says he Is in better health and condition than in any* league, big or little. Johnson, c, 3b... 8 0 1 17 1 1 Kilifer Rattan. Sacrifice ing fine Danzig,' lb 4 0 2 0 10 1 0 Berry First has. on called balls— , can Ketchel, ' Beck not work as hard as on other days, only four rounds with he looks. He thinks he whip despite that the Raftery, cf. 4 1 2 11 0 0 He"ley Struck out—Henley 1. recently, try to get a Those interested in amateur college sports and ath- 1 Loueks.l.' champ knocked him out and will on Harvey Bassey, If...... 4 1 2 0100 3., Hlt\y pitcher—Williams. Dou- before of the local clubs. letics rrgreat that Coach Holmes of U. S. C. has Ryan. 2b, rf 4 0 0 Louok' Longe unassisted, Mohler to Coursey, playing handball for half an hour with Jack Gleason, the return match with him oije an .... 0 01 0 bl.Dliys-La. accepted appointment as physical director and coach at Whalen, c...... 2 0 0 0 4 2 0 to Zelder to « Williams. the Denver Athletic club? Holmes has been a consistent Oraney, p wnHam-TMohler Umplres-O'Connell northern fight promoter, and tossing the medicine ball around the 1 promoters, 4 0 1 0 0 21 game—l:3s. Jack Gleason, one of the northern flght ar- Time of . y success ever since he went to U. S. C. and has made such Mocredle, rf. ... 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 and Flynn. •.-:-; -.; :, t open air ring for a few minutes. rived yesterday to attend the Ketchel-Papke flght and to an excellent record in his position that it had been hoped - \ discuss terms of a match between Ketchel and Burns for he would not think of making a change. He saya that he Total* ' .... 184 5 .12 8 1711 2 Betting on the result continues to hover around the 2 to 1 notch his northern club late in the fall. He visited Ketchel in has obtained a leave of absence for one year and may BCORB BT INNINGS in all big wagers, with smaller bets between individuals varying camp yesterday and played handball with him for thirty return, but at this time he is confident he will be pleased Los Angeles 0 01010100 3 minutes. with his office at Denver and expects to remain with the Base hits 0 0102020 6 STATE LEAGUE one club indefinitely. His success in the new position will be Portland 1 0001098 — 5 from 2 to 1 as far back as 3 to 1, bet of $200 against $600 being Base 3 0 1 • Jimmy Dunn, a clever and hard-hitting lightweight of pleasing news to athletes and his friends generally in hits 1 0 1 1 4 •—l2— registered yesterday. The Papke backers are holding out for better that wants to come to the coast and Southern California, SUMMARY ' Sept. 6.—ln game Cleveland, writes he \u25a0 STOCKTON. a Dunn defeated Brock in twenty Struck out—By Gray 2, Graney 5, Kelt- 2 1 for their it, fight fall and winter. ner 1. Bases on balls—Oft Gray 1, Graney with San Francisco today. In which than to money, but hardly will be able to get the rounds, with Freddie Welsh less than a year ago and •Griffin, the crack twirler that the Seals purchased from Dal- drew 1, Koestner 3. Two-base hits—Danzig, the home run of Shay and ten stolen Ketchel supporters being of the opinion that the champion does not whipped Carsey. This Is good enough record to get him a Fort Worth recently, has a record in the Texaaj league for ma.i, Johnson. Three-base —Cooney, local trial and he probably will come west at once. He Is the 1908 season that indicates he is to be a prominent fac- Ellis. Home —Bills. Double : plays— bases by Stockton were the features, figure better than 2 to 1 on the dope of their previous meeting. a natural 128-pounder, but will meet Brock, Carsey or tor next year in the pennant chase. He won twenty-four Bernard to Delmas to Dillon. Boerlflce hits the latter won by a score of 8 to 1. —Easterly. Stolen bases—Cooney, Johnson, Welsh at the lightweight limit. in thirty-three games pitched for Fort Worth and per- Stockton JB, hits' 9, errors 1. Both fighters, in talking of their hopes and fears yesterday, ex- tho feat for Raftery. : Hit by pitched ball—Gray, First formed a club that cannot finish better than baße on —Portland 1. • Wild pltoh— TSan Francisco 1, hits 6, errors 6. Reldy, well known on the coast of the crack fourth in the pennant He given his first Smith; pressed simple confidence in a knockout victory, but it is evident Billy as one race. was coast Graney. Left on bases—Los Angeles .5, J3atterieß—Henderson Rnd twirlers in the Coast league a couple of seasons ago, Is tryout yesterday by the Seals and although he lost his Portland 9. Innings pitched—By ~ Gray 4. Hackett, AlcGraw, Dunn and Hansen. from their talk and actions that each is expecting a hard fight before proprietor of a hotel and road house near Oakland and game, he twirled what would have been winning ball with Base hits—Off Gray 4, runs 1. .. Charge . de- is reported to be rakin? in small installments for a fortune any kind of decent support at bat. feat to Koestner. Tim* of cam*—l:oo. SAN JOSE. Sept. 6.—Happy Smith's winning. Ketchel refers their Umpires—Cheyne , \u25a0 to previous meeting to prove his hopes, and Perrlne. '' v '* - failure to judge Brown's fly In the sec- while Papke uses the same battle to prove that he really figures ond Inning, with men on seoond and ENTRIES ARE MANY SEPTEMBER TIDE TABLE third, cost San Jose the game today. to win. CHICAGO SPLITS DETROIT Both Strlcklett and Brown pitched WINS flgu- The following table la taken from is great ooast ball. Score: Manager Jones, for Papke, says that the Kewanee boy is a lead compiled by the United States and San Jose 1, hits 6. errors 1. IN FOUR-MILE SWIM geodetic survey. It fives the time of high 2, hits 6, errors 2. pipe cinch and believes he willknock out the champion. This is a PITTSBURG FROM and low tides dally at San Pedro. The Sacramento and Eager; WITH give the heights of Batteries—Strlcklett BROWNS figures below the time brand of confidence that probably indicates that Papke is thoroughly rise and fall as used on the government Brown and Byrnes. Long.Distance Aquatic Event Sched- charts: Umpire—Arthy. _ CHICAGO, Sept. 6.—Chicago threw By Associated Press. ' High Low High and perfectly trained and ready to put up the battle of his career. uled for This Morning, Starting Low away one game today and came near ST. LOUIS, Sept. Detroit by, de- Water Water Water Water FRESNO, Sept. 6.—Oakland was Jones holds that Papke is faster and cleverer than Ketchel and can losing the second to Pittsburg. The from Port Los Angeles and Mon. 7 1J:69 7:45 12:40 6:63 whitewashed today by Fresno, 8 to 0. crowd was too great to allow of free feating: St. Louis 6 to 4 today held first —0.6 4.« 1.1 6.3 fielding In spots relieved the hit 8 1:42 8:U 1:29 7:48 Brilliant just as hard, and figures that inasmuch as the champion is a slash- ball playing and the bad plays were Ending at Venice place In the pennant race. Waddell Tues. monotony otherwise listless con- could not be —O.» 4.9 1.6 6.7 of an numerous, although started the pitching for St. Louis, 8:81 2:11 feature was a running one- ing, open fighter and reasonably easy to hit, Papke should be able to but Wed. 9 1T22 8:80 test The back of classed as errors. was hit hard and in the seventh was 0.9 8.3 1.0 6.8 handed catch of a line drive land at least one good, square punch during Pltteburg won the first game by VENICE, Sept. 6.—Final arrange- by 9:83 2:64 by Kelley. Score: the fight and that is all in the seventh in- relieved Dineen. The hitting of Mo- Thur. 10....—J:ST 9:18 second base scoring three runs ments are complete for the four-mile Intyre, Crawford and Smith were the —0.8 6.6 0.7 6.7 Fresno 8, hits 10, errors 4. they ask. ning on a scratch double, allowed by pulled FrL 11 8:13 9:66 v3:40 10:00 0, hits 5, errors 4. swimming race which be features. Score: \, \u0084 ; ', Oakland ground rules, charged to will ... —0.6 8.8 0.4 6.8 Blankenshlp an error off Monday morning at 9 o'clock. The St. Louis 4, hits 10, 1. Batteries— Miller and Only one preliminary will be staged and it will be a short one, because ot Steinfeldfs failure errors eat. 12 4:o* 10:28 3:87 10:50 Kuhn; Skaggs and Gorman. Overall start will be made from the long wharf Detroit 6, hits'l3, errors 4. 0.0 6.9 0.1 and to cover third, Clarke's single, a bad at Port Los Angeles and finish at 6.8 Umpire—Berlelgh. being an eight-round argument between Jimmy Austin and Young by and a wild pitch. Batteries Waddell, Dineen and Sun. 18 4:49 11:1-0 5:09 11:80 throw Chance Venice breakwater. The original pro- Smith; Donovan,— Thomas and 0.6 5.6 0.5 6.1 Togo, one of Eddie Robinson's Jap fighters. This Overall pitched grand ball, barring the gram for after- 11:43 6:03 bout willbe called striking eleven of the had the race billed the Schmidt Mon. 14.... 6:28 one inning, out noon, but on account of the length of 1.1 5.6 0.6 at 2:15 o'clock and the big scrap will begin at 3 o'clock. to visitors. the course and to time taken Tues. 16 6:01 12:2S 7:12 12:.5 TOURIST AUTOMOBILES Owing game one free allow for CHICAGO, Sept. 6.—Smith proved a The second was of up by possible delays the oommlttee puzzle opening 1.8 4.4 0.8 5.8 Eventually the possibility of slower street car service than on ordinary days, and Chicago narrowly escaped In the game of the 6:41 1:51 8:44 .1:11 batting changed the time to the earlier hour. double header today between Cleve- Wed. 16 should defeat when Pittsburg made a furious Among those already entered are the 2.3 3.7 1.0 S.I fans leave the downtown districts not later than 1:30 o'clock, rally in the ninth. Score: land and Chicago, the locals winning Thur. 17... 7:65 4:05 10:3» 1:80 two young women known as the "Sea- 7 to 1. '3.9 3.4 0.9 4.9 A special street car service will be started at cars First game: weed Sisters," Avis Gordon and Doro- noon, running Chicago 0, hits 4, errors 2. Rhodes, who started to pitch for the Frl. 18 10:07 6:16 11:44 4:01 thy Newkirk; George Freath. the Ha- visitors, was batted seven afcfe 8.2 3.7 0.6 4.8 from the Temple block south on Spring to Seventh, thence to the Pittsburg 3, hits 8, errors 2. surf rider; Gray, for 19 11:40 7:08 S:3l and Kling; waiian board Paul hits an a of four in Sat. Batteries—Overall, Frazer winner of the mile event of last Sun- total runs two 2.9 4.1 4.8 arena, on a three-minute schedule. Maddox and Gibson. Innings, retiring In favor of Llebhardt, 20 12:31 7:40 12:34... 6:16 day; Johnnie Makin, who was second who was Sun. Second game: in the same event; H. Crum, Prank wild and Ineffective. The sec- 0.3 4.5 2.6 5.0 Indications now are favorable to a house of not less than $20,000, Chicago 8, hits 11, errors 2. ond game was a battle between Owen Mon. 21 1:07 8:03 1:13 7:02 Holborrow and H. Marcoux. Handi- Chicago tickets at rate. Long says Pittsburg 7. hitß 14, errors 1. caps will bo arranged according to the of and Berger of Cleveland, 0.1 4.7 1.3 5.2 as are going a fast Baron that the $3 seats Pfelster, Brown and each allowing five hits and one score. Tues. 11.... 1:87 8:25 1:41 7:40 Batteries ability of the competitors and based 0.1 4.9 2.0 6.4 had been sold out Saturday night and the $5 seats were going at Kling; Leifleld— and Phelps. on their previous performances. The contest was called at the end of a the eleventh on Wed. 23.... 2:00 8:40 2:07 8:13 inning account of 0.2 6.1 1.7 5.4 Why Not Now; rate that indicated they would be gone entirely by noon today. Only CINCINNATI, Sept. 6.—Cincinnati darkness. Score, first game: 24 2:21 8:60 3:30 game ' this DECIDES ON 13, Thur. 8:40 for the fact that two other world championship fights are on the and St. Louis each won a APPOINTMENT Chicago 7, hits errors 1. 0.0 5.3 1.3 6.4 Auto Vehicle Company afternoon. Scores: OF SUCCESSOR TO FALCONI Cleveland 1, hits 5, errors 2. Frl. 26 2:43 9:06 2:G7 9:08 cards for this week, the attendance from San Francisco would have First game: Batteries Smith and Sullivan; 0.6 6 4 1.1 6.8 materially greater, although Cincinnati 5, hits 9, errorg 1. Rhoades, Llebhardt— and Bemls. Bat. 16 *:10 9:33 3:28 6:41 been quite a number have arrived. ROME, Sept. 0.7 6.4 St. Louis 1, hits 10, errors 4. 6.—lt is understood that Second game: O.S 5.3 The northern bunch is backing Ketchel and are snapping up Batteries—Campbell and Bchlel; Lush the Vatican has practically decided Chicago 1, Sun. 27 . 8:34 9:54 3:56 10:0S WHITE STEAMERS upon appointment hits 5, errors 2. 0.9 6.6 0.6 6.1 and Ludwig. the of Mgr »versa, 1, 5, (Jo anywhere and always coine all the Papke money they can find at 1 to 2. The San Francisco odds the present apoßtolic Cuba, Cleveland hits errors 2. lion. 28 8:67 10:15 4:37 10:43 back. Second game: delegate to Batteries—Owen, Sullivan and Shaw; ... 1.1 6.6 0.5 4.7 layers are quoting 3 to 1 against Papke and quite a large commis- Cincinnati 1, hits 3, error* 2. to the office of apostolic delegate at Washington Berger and Bemls. Tues. 29 4:21 10:44 5:12 11:81 White Garage sion was placed in the north by a syndicate of local sportsmen a few St. Louis 3, hits 7, errors 0. to replace Mgr. Falconl, 1.5 6.6 0.6 4.3 Batteries—Rowen and McLean; Bald- who Is to have some other point with- Ifyou want to »o east. c. Haydock. Asent Wed. 30 4:47 11:20 6:10 lit South Broadway. days ago, taking the being short end. win, Beebe and Ludwig. out created a cardinal. Cuntral 11. X.. 11l W. ttb. 1.1 5.S 0.7 ...