YANKS LOSE WHILE BROWNS WIN AND PENNANT CHASE IS PROLONGED BROWNS WIN FROM Home Run Hitters Meusels Acrobatics Help HORNSBY'S HOMERS BROOKLYN DODGERS of the Major Leagues HELP BEAT GIANTS MAIN HELP GIANTS THE LISTENING POST AfHLETICS BY 7-4 NATIONAL LEAGUE. p gMlW'l Indians, Who Win 3 to 0 0 Walter Trumbull Yesterday. Total. flornsby. Rf. Louis 43 t Copyright, 1922, by Tub New York Herau>. Wheat. Brooklyn 10 I Makes It 42.Ban¬ Divide With Pirates ahd All St. Louis Club Is Now Three High, Brooklyn II 1 Babe Ruth Also Into Coma and Presents Cleve- Rogers Down in the bushes the youngster plays, Adams, Pittsburgh 1 1 Lapses the call afar and a Half Games Behind AMERICAN LEAGUE. croft's Muff Aids Cards. But Settle National League Patiently xcaiting Hauser, Philadelphia 9 1 land With Uhle and Bob WAich shall summon him to the under ways ( Run.George Shawkey Score 10.6. Race. Yankees. LEAGUE TOTALS. And the broader sky of a big league star. Amerionn irurue 805 Stage Neat Mound Duel. National League S03 St. Louis, Sept. 24..The V.I 11 By CHARLES F. MATIIISON. The canine In the oat-hln was snap¬ I VALUABLE TIMBER. Browni^liat- ted Ogden and Heimach hard to-day and Br W. O. McUEEHAN, As 25,000 baseball fans Pan¬ ping again yesterday at Kbbets Field, In a double header between Portland and San Francisco American Association. perplqxed watching defeated Philadelphia, 7 to 4. Ah a re¬ 24..The Yankee Expeditionary Forces lost the third dered out of tho Polo Grounds last Brooklyn, wlftre the Pittsburgh Pirates the other day we were privileged to look upon 1175,000 worth of big league STANDING OF THE CLUBS. CLEVELAND, Sept. McGraw's pur¬ sult of their victory, while the leading W. L. PC.I W. L. PC. the score of 3 to 1 and simul¬ evening: at 5:10 o'clock, standard time, were able to do no better than lose 4-2 timber. In center field for Frisco was O'Connell, $75,000 skirmish of the battle of Cleveland to-day by who set the Chicago White Yankees were losing to Cleveland, th" St. Paul... 102 r>7 .842lMllwauke®.. 80 80 .000 chance of attaining the mathematical certainty by their tried to settle the as to and win 11-3 In a doublo with chase, and at third base was Kamm, the boy locals cut down the Mlnn'apolls H7 73 .544!Loulsvi)le... 74 8d .4412 taneously lost the they question header Those pur¬ margin separating Kan. City.. 87 73 .544|Toledo <12 '.<« Tho athletes are leaving to-night for Buffalo, Sox back $100,000. Both are to be crated for spring delivery. them from first place to tWreo and a ..'108 own effort* in this place. whether Davy Bancroft's muff In the the Brooklyn Dodgers. Pennant hopes because other players were con- Indian'p'lls 85 74 .533|Columbu*... 00 Off .370 where are to an exhibition game. The camp followers are dashing chase prices are not absolutely accurate, half games. YESTERDAY'S they play second inning or Rogers Hornsby's two havenu't soared to any rare heights In Giants in was RESULTS. is to take them back to New York. corned in the deal. O'Connell, for instance, cost the $65,000 Davis lilt freely by the visitors R. H. E. for the rattler which homers were for the 10 to . the of the old from the and was In bred elub< responsible precincts good Squire uctual cash, but that Is money enough to keep the wolf away relieved the seventh by Loulavllln 2 0 0 George Uhle, the home defeat of the Giants at the hinds of the Ebbets this and for all the Wright, who held the Athletics In check. K»npitcher, / St. Louis Cardinals. downtrodden existence of Robbie's men, PHILADELPHIABob Meusel that the Indians got the fourth inning, a line drive took quite a shake out of the vaunted which produced Tilly Shafer. He !s a tall, well set up youngster, Perkins,c 5 18 8 1 1|S'sler,lb.. 4 2 5 10 10 2 corner the ball and first came to the Hh aeries.Olard and Kopshaw; Merrlt, that them their ONE more victory for either the northeast of yard, ° tions somehow remind you of Davy Robertson when he Walker.If 512 1 0OlWIIl'ms.lf 400 1 01 Sheehan and Gonzales. start of the drive gave he was to run like'a fright¬ handed Haus'r.lb 5 13 10 1 Ol.la'bsort.cf 4 01 0 00 inning. Oth¬ Yankees or Giants, or a de¬ compelled Yesterday they belabored another set although he doesn't look In the least like Davy. He bats left n. h. h, three runs in the seventh ened deer to beat the relays of the ball majors, that he Is fifth In Miller,rf.. 30IM 0 l!McM's,2b. 43 3 2 4 0 Columbus n 8 2 duel between Uhle feat for their pennant rivals, of pennant hopes when by defeating the and Is a flying ghost on the bases. In spite of the fact O'way.ss. 4 90 2 4 1'Collins,c.. 312 7 10 erwise the pitching the St. Louis Browns and Pittsburgh to the plate. He made his second home Pirates In half of the double but also among Dykea,3b. 2 0 O 1 0 O'Gerher.ss. 4 0 2 3 2 0 Minneapolis 1 <; # have lasted run in the sixth and he made a the first tho batting order he Is not only among the leading hitters, Batteries.Palmero and Hartley; Tingling end Bob Shawkey might Pirates, will clinch the 1922 major inning, barreled all but to score from Bcheer.fb 400 1 0 0|DavIs,p... 2 00 I 10 and McColl and Mayer. radical change in his tactics. Hornsby engagement they the leading run getters of his league. He has been known Ogden.p... 1 00 0 0 O Wright,p.. 1 00 0 0 0 until dark. league championship for the New up the pennant for the Giants theysew^an¬ New York. He 311 1 1 First (tame.R. H. 0. The feet of Mr. Men eel checked con¬ York clubs. probably decided that he had been called second on an Infield out. O'Connell soems anxious to get to Helm'h.p, 00|t8evereld. 00 0 0 0 Indianapolis 8 5 1 noyed so recently, for as and some of the .Naylor.. 00 0 0 0 0 siderable elation among the members of Both local clubs were defeated yes¬ upon to do too much sprinting after also wanted to be told something about the^Polo Grounds Totals...87 714 2712 1 Milwaukee 2 8 1 tho ball to the so in the this morning the New Yorkthings8^"^Club with Batteries.Cavet "and Krueger; Gearin, the expeditionary forces. Col. TUling- terday, while the Browns were win¬ hitting left, with whom he will find himself next Season. Totals. .87 4 !> 24 12 3| Keefe and Gossett. sixth Inning he raised a long, graceful eight games, still to play could lose all players .Ran for McGowan In sixth Inning. hast IVHommedieu Huston had already ning and the Pirates dividing a of them and finish no worse than in a Second game. R. H. B. to be to double header. Neither New York fly that fell into the right Held stand tRatted for Davis In sixth Inning. Indianapolis 10 8 2 written a telegram dispatched first tie if the Corsairs win their lota He is a stocky chap 0 0 3 1 0 in New York. The however, can finish in worse and enabled him to trot leisurely about place Kamm Is a product of the San Francisco Philadelphia 0 0 0 0-4 Milwaukee 1 6 7 Col. Jacob Ruppert teams, the remaining three. Burlelgh Grlmes pl ch- handed and covers a lot St. Louis 20 2 01002 x-7 Batteries.Seib and Dlzon; Bigbee and telegram would have read : than a tie for first place, even If base lines, while a gratified srnlie with a most engaging personality. He bats right played on his expansive countenance. ed the first game and ruled with an Iron the best in the game, and he ap¬ Two base hits.Collins, Heimach, McManus. Myatt. "The Yanks are coming." This cryp¬ they lost all of their remaining of ground In the field. His arm is one of Three base hit.McOowan. Home run. rivals make a By these two blows raised first we saw by tic and Cohanesque message would have games while their Hornsby the third baseman can throw from any position. He won the game Tlauser. Stolen bases.Gerher, Sisler, 2: Phillies Win Exhibition. had reached the clean sweep of the rest of their his total of four base swats to forty- haAmly High, small parently It is hard to judge a McManus. Left on bases.Philadelphia, 10; meant that the Yanks of the Dodgers, was the little manwh° the ball over the fence In the tenth inning. on at Dunn Field. schedules. two, and probably clinched the title of clouting for the big St. Louts, 7. Bases balls.Off Heimach, 1; Clifton, N. J.. Sept. 24..ThS^PTilllleg mathematical certainty steepened the Incline for the man on one game, but we should Judge that Kamm was ready off Davis, 2; off Wright. 1. Struck out. defeated the Silk 8 to The Giants have eight more games home run king for the season of 1922. Heimach, 1; by Davis, 4; by Wright. 2. Doherty Sox, 4. to Pirates while the added a to his two He did It with a homo nm ovcr the tent. By In an exhibition game here to-day. Th® Yanks Have Four Play. and the three, Hornsby single right field fence in the ninth Inning Off Hits.Off Ogden, 5 In 2 Innings; off Hei¬ be Yankees have four and the Browns homers, collected a pass and then struck mach, 0 In 0 innings; off Davis, 8 In 0 score: The mathematical certainty may three out in the ninth. the first ball pitched to him by is Innings; off Wright, 1 In 8 Innings. Hit by R. H. B. now. It oc¬ to play. of the McGraw has purchased from Portland, attained almost anywhere son. Zack Wheat's fifteenth homerM°r^* George Walberg, pitcher about two inches pitched hall.By Davis (Miller). Winning Philadelphia Nationals 8 13 0 curs as soon as the Yanks win one MnfT Three the season, delivered in the eighth a left hander with a half side arm delivery. He stands pitcher.Davie. Losing pitcher.Ogden. Um¬ Doherty Silk Sox 4 8 0 Bannr'a Costs Rons, big Demaree, and Dlnnccn. Time of game. Batteries.Singleton' and Wltheroe; Gaston or the Browns lose one. For the Babe Ruth came up and tried to oblige inning with Jimmy Johnston on Pecond 185 He was recommended by A1 pires.Nallln game Regarding the muff contributed by over six feet and weighs pounds. to be In 1 hour and 45 minutes. and Smith. Yanks there remain four games before with a home run. He took a vehement had tied the score, and to start tne and A1 should know a pitcher when he sees one. WalbePg is said closes. There are the ball shot out to far cen¬ Bancroft in the second inning, it no ninth Manager Robinson sent Clarence was when Ferdie this hectic season swing and about the same stage of development that Fcrdie Schupp three in Boston and one In Washington. ter field. McNulty ran after It and was doubt gave the Cards three "of the six Mitchell, left handed batter In to hit runs Giants. The teams to-da.v had gone scoreless dizzy when he barely got his finders on they scored In that session. for Schmandt. Clarence hooked the fhst joined the and the matter of Lank the The ball rolled to the corner Milton Stock, a former Giant, was the first throw from Morrison for a triple. for six innthgs, pellet. person who raised the that has an Bob Meusel's feet came ur> In the sev¬ and Ruth took three bases. If the shot pop fly High was next and delivered his knock We liked the actions of Poole, the Portland first sacker. He a moro to the caused Banny's temporary fall from over the right field wall. handles thrown enth. There was one out when Summa, had been aimed little arm which compares favorably with George Kelly's and hoisted a Texas right it would have been the home ran grace. He was the first bfttTer in the Grimes, who has won his seventeenth the young outfielder, second for the Cards. He hit this held the I irat.ee balls nicely. He Is a left handed batter. Leaguer into short left. Meusel started by popular request. Pipp grounded out inning virtorv for year, when his feet clicked together to Mclnnls and the game was still scorc- the leather on the southern exposure, to two scattered hits in the first six after it, and it rose In the air over short. innings, but to him for three and in the out¬ a fashion. Strive as he less. directly they got Little Pete Kllduff is playing second for Ban Francisco, in qunrrelsome Bancroft moved over a few feet and a hits two runs in the seventh, cieven would Meusel could not disentangle Again In the Indian half of the fifth and field for Portland is Charlie High, whose older brother is known to Brooklyn hall. It a fast double play stopped the local plumb line from the ball would have hits were made by the Dodgers off and now he is them in time to field the dropped landed In blouse The Morrison in the first but fans. Charlie is another player who bats left handed, just In a con¬ athletes after Luke Sewell reached first Davy's pocket. seveninnlngs. on the coast of to the Held and riceocrlcted ball came down, and were of no use except to the bat his league in home runs. The custom still prevails on Ward's error, Uhle lashed one at slowly, reluctantly, they lending The trary directions Bancroft put out his hands with a eome- tossing out money to a home player who makes "a circuit clout- day By this time the long legs of Lnnk Scott and the double assassination the had gath¬ because started. here-little-stranger gesture. Then fol¬ "JUTbK th. nr.... >- we saw him he put the ball over the fence, and after battery Bob had become tied together lowed the and Stock was the first five of the sec°"1' himself of the feet. Scott It looked as though the Ynnks had catastrophe, innings ered tho shower of silver it was found that Charlie had netted Of the contrariness safe at first. Tills tragic affair h?art- «rai except lor a home run over the up waa over and finally fielded the start of the first run In the seventh the scooting almost bisected Gardner oned Joe Schulz, who singled to left. right field fence by Babe Adams, with $41 by wallop. the hall, but not until Summa reached when Meusel Doc Lavan then ! in the second Then with a liner. Schang laid down a bunt bunted safelv, and the Two out. inning. first base. Gardner got a base on balls bases were but the Pirates' sixth which coast would give you and was safe when Uhle fumbled It. full. Ainsmith fanned, came inning, A picked team of youngsters from the probably as Shawkey pawed the dirt with his Sherdel singled and Stock scored the was a combination of and nteM- of Frisco at for Bob Ward tried to secrlflc^ and popped Into joke Poole of Portland at first, Adams of Seattle at second, Rhyne spikes. It was a hard game first run. Young made a good throw to mare for the 20,000 fans, some of whom O'Connell of Over that he was Luke Scwell's glove, as he did under Kamm of at third, High of Portland in right, the Gob to lose, and he felt Scott the plate, but Schulz beat the ball to had slopped over Into the emergcnc. short, .Frisco Los be¬ to lose. similar circumstances yesterday. In Frisco in center, M. Ressette of Portland in left, Rego of Angeles about a Mclnnls and the rubber and also scored. Rav Blades bleachers left. is S-well holFted a fly to deep hoisted foul to Shawkey frame was fin of Vernon in the box. May is a left hander who Joseph struck out. then cut In with a single to right center Before this turbulent hind the bat and May 7 billion left. Beho Ruth got It and made a per¬ and. I^avan eantered over the plate lshed the Tlrates had shooed Cadore duo to go to the Yankees. but Summa Ju«t There was one out in the Indians' the showers and used fect throw to the plate, half of the seventh when Summa lifted Rosy Ryan, who had been trying to and Shrlver to slid under Schnrg with the run as the the ball where the St. Louis bats un Mitchell more than was necessary. Chesterfields a Texas leaguer behind third. Lank pitch Jack Miller, once of Pittsburgh. Jack ball came In. That run was enough to were not in evidence, then was invited All told the Corsairs gat .-tocI ten hits San Francisco is managed by Joe Bob Meusel came In for It. He came In this and sewed league ball. block the mathematical certainty. fashion and the ball rolled take the remainder of the afternoon and ten runs in Inning looks as if he still could play big are smoked and Gardner scored. a cumberous [to the game up so completely that there Wood singled to left for a three Sctdt off, find Carmen Hill was summoned around bagger. Anally was a of when Umpire it. Gardner a base on to make an attempt to climb the hill peep protest Rnth Con t rl tin tea n Bun. recovered got of fame. Ouiglcy called the game on account of balls. Sewell hoisted one to Ruth, who darkness at the end of the seventh Breaks Even in Scores 5 to 4 every year. was annarent Smith's grounder forced Blades Washington By this time it quite made a beautiful throw to the plate, but Jersey City had given up all hope and Summa Hornsby's single sent Sherdel homo, that Babe Ruth Just a fraction too late ,s an off day for th° of the mathematical certainty. He in¬ scored. end Jim Bottomly rammed a two bag¬ "Tto-day n'o KTS' Bill With Orioles Over the White Sox Ms attitude ger against the right field wall scoring who begin a two day stay in Boston Double Victory 20 million dicated the same openly by Wood hit to left and Gardner scored to-morrow. to right arid the Bnhe on the Smith and Hornsby Stock, whose pop McTnnls singled as Wood went to second throw. The scores: Error Senators passed the hall languidly into the in¬ Mclnnls singled to right and Babe tly caused all the trouble, then obliged Skecters Close the Season by Mostil's Helps with a every day sew the taking his turn strikeout. field. Wood Babe Ruth, seemingly disgusted at the ae Game. to Triumph. would The two runs in PITTSBURGH Taking Second time and deelded that this of affairs, threw languidly to the in- the third Inning were M'vde.ss 4 0 0 4 4 nR(^abVh(0 \ ncceleretlon. He due to Schulz > Sherdel's and be his cue for gome Aeld. Wood, noticing the languidne pass, single o 0 0 0 1 0 0 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Chicago, Sept. 24..Washington and rounded second and slid Into the p'a*-- of the Babe, continued on his course am Xludes's triple. Hornsby's homers ac¬ 3 i i 8 i * » ® the slowly counted for the othpr two tallies John;..... ? tl Baltimore, 3; Jer=ev city, 0 (1st Gams). Chicago brought the American League No doubt about before Ward could relay dashed In with fhe third run. 00 4: Baltimore, 1 (2d Game.) ib too I 40 wwatjf. 412 l Jersey city, the visi¬ . Tvl'y * here bounding ball. -TJ«. a,,fe\y. Inrjjugs took .the. n.'..v "1, '10 2 1 .1 0 4 0 1 2 0 0 Rending, 8; Newark, 2. season to a close to-day, it Chesterfields of a of Mvers.cf. As It happened Ruth's latwraldhves Yanks Won lO Out of I I Games. form parade Polo Grounds pitch¬ Orl'ni.lb it "00 10 Sch'rtUb 3 0 0 14 0 0 Buffalo, 13; Syracuse, 12. tors taking the final game, 5 to 4. to do with the fail¬ ers. Some St. Louis batsman" would Sehm't.c 3 0 0 1 10 1.3 4 13 <> 3 0 Rochester, 18; Toronto, 3 (1st Game). DO satisfy! had nothing much ;.. 10; Toronto, f> (2d Game). The Senators won the game by bunch¬ ure to attain the mathematical cer¬ While the pennant ts not actually send the ball flying to the far corner-- Mor'n.p 3 0 0 0 2 5] 3 0 1 .' 0 0 Rochester, run that did It as tb s starts to of the field, on roc! ets would Miller^ FINAL STANDING OF CLUBS. hits with the aid of an error by tainty. It was the first cinched expedition whereuj Totals..31 2 3 -24 17 tT.OrTh t 0 1 0 0 0 ing and the first run ws lnrgeR. doe to the 1-reak until the resumption of hostilities he sent up for assistance and rcenforrc- ll w. L. w.pc.i Jj. nr. Mostll. feet. v ith the Boston Red Sox, the expedition m.-nts would start from the northwest B'ltlm're 11" 32 (18" Toronto.... 70 88 .403 largeness of Lank Boh Meusel's IMItchell 111 0 0" Rorh'ster 107 112 .02!' tMBx*.-. T1 03 AM The locals launched two attacks of it (a that the in¬ bears that th« Irmntes of St. Louis ere corner of the stadium. Then the mega- 01 ,38i; The cheerful part » 4 Buffalo... 07 72 .309 Syracuse... 102 forcing him to give of Robert Shaw-key of the reSo It .No one .out When winning run was scored. Newark.... the who checked seems to he entirely cured. The soup Chamber of Commerce has the resolvi- went till Jesse Barnes got into ? Hatted Vor Janvrln In way to Francis In ninth, hone under the cr'mson flannel was t! ns ready to Issue as soon as the arnegs and the slaughter was checked ? Hon for T. Griffith In tlj#the eighth inninirnnlng. Jersey City and Baltimore closrd»the Chicago's last rally with the tlelng and working as beautifully as though It matlnmatioal certainty comes. ..sw was nicked for Horn'by's second ? Hatted for Bchmandt In the. ninth Inning.> International League season yesterday winning runs on base. The score: never had sustained an nilm«nf. It While he would have been highly tome run In the sixth round and his nttsburgh o 0 0 0 0 0 afternoon at Jersey City by dividing a (A.) atl so that \ 2 2"? WASHINGTON (A.) CHICAGO looked as though It would he able to gratified to have it settled urother Virgil was the victim of Horns¬ Slooklyo ..0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2-4 double bonder. ab r h o n e. ah r h o n e hold back the Ind'ans until darkness. the details for the waiting on the cus¬ by s clout for four sacks In the fourth Two bao» hlt»-BWbee. 11. Grlffl'h, Miller. Tlie Birds took the opening battle, Judge.lb. 40 1 13 3 0| Hooper,rf. 3 00 1 0 0 have availed noth¬ tomers at the Polo Grounds could be Three t'v hit-Mitchell. Home runs- Hnrrls,2b B1 1 2 4 Oi John'n^iR. 5 0 0 2 2 0 But even that would <¦ Inula' Attack W'lrnt, lllsh. Stolon bn-e .( ary, 5 to 0, but the Skeetera name book tr> Rlee.Cf.... 411 2 O 0 Collins,2b. 3 0 1 3 5 0 the Yanks got a few runs started Immediately, Col. TlHInghnst Beyond Average. /n^ynnr. a 4 00 ing unlesa I'Hommcdleu Huston is not nt a'! dis¬ Blgbea. Double play.Tleriuy. Maranvllli the farewell session with victory, Goslln.lf. 4 02 0 Oojsheoly.lb. 4 0 1 12 for themselves. The runs arc hlrhly The Giant attack was good enough to and Grimm; Janvrln and Johnston. Left to 1, giving the Jerseys their first series Brow'r.rf 4 00 2 O 0 Mostll.cf.. 4 00 3 0 1 CIGARETTES the winning of hall games pleased with the results reached by the win almost on base .Pittsburgh, »; Brooklyn, «. Ha d two C.lmr'fv.r 312 3 1 0 Calk.If.... 8 00 t 0 0 essential to forces Since leaving any game. Yet She.rdel's of the season against Baltimore by Peck'h.ss 3 1 0 2 5 4 2 4 0 5 0 and the attainment of mathematical expeditionary titnpaw slants were and on balls Off Grlmv 1. to The scores: t'Mullln.Sb at the Polo Grounds the effective, he Morrl on bv Grimes 4. games 1. La'tte.Sb. 4 12 11 0 Shelk.e.... 4 12 5 10 their base the smashes well 1. Lmplrea.lllgler 40 2 1 11 1 00 0 2 0 certainties. Yanks have w-on ten out of fourteen Pt scattered and Qulgliy. Time of hour and FIRST GAME. Mngr'ge.p 1 Faber.p... Bancroft opened the first with a dou¬ 22 minutes. Francis,p 000 O 1 0, *McClc1l'n 111 0 00 20.000 Customers Are Friendly. cames in a decidedly more spectacular' BAl.TI7innF (1.) JFRBET CITY VI.) T.Blnnk'p 1 00 0 0 0 Giants made In their ble and Groh sent him heme with a (gTCCOND GAME.) ahrhone' abrhoae Totals..33 5 10 27 16 2.'Long 1 00 0 0 0 drive than the tin 0 I n 1 3 0 0 n single. Cunningham's single Groh** r PITTFPTTROH Bft Dixon,cf.. 2 0|Jacobs. If.. tVaryan.. 1 o 1 o o o There were 20.(100 In Dunn Field la t dash We (N.> 'OlvT^YN (N.) T 22 1 2 O nlponel'n.rf 40 1 3 0 0 the battle the double and FrisfVs single rie'lded two abrh o A r! ah r h o a « awry,If. (H'avenp't. 0 00 0 0 0 When the final skirmish of Wherever mathematical certainty in the and Mar'lle."'' 4 2 3 3 4 01 lanvrln,2b 401 1 4 2 *orter,3b. 310 t 00'7.lttnan,cf. 20 1 2 0 0 began. Gathering rain be attained the fact will remain, second, Hornsbv's er-nr nn Wa'eh.rf. 3 0 2 O OOHoU.tb... 4 00 8 1 1 A 10 27 15 1 LlQOBTT ft MYKRVTOBACCO CO. of Cleveland may out at first and a g ive Carey of. .'111 0 0 0 Johns n,ss. 3 I I 1 4 - ! Tntats.,35 as though the game that the was won In St. Louis fly one in" the i.' if 112 2 0 Vard.H,... Styles,lb. "11(1 0 0|McOa'n,3b 4 02 2 3 0 .Batted for Fnber In fifth Inning. clouds made It look pennant 0] 2 2 2 3 0 2 3 4 00 1 3 0 ever a day. The at¬ and that the trie heroic of that fourth. Doubles by Meusrl and KeiP |i rf H I 3 0 nor. ilrl'h.rf. 30 1 2 1200 Pdoy.Hs. 1 0]I >nm'u,2b. tRnttert for Fslk In ninth Inning might have to go figure one O 30 1 4 3 4 01 3 10 Pat ted for T. In ninth Inning. was decidedly strenuous struggle was Lawton. better gave in tho fifth, and the final run Hsrn't.rf. 100 0 Wheat.If.. « Bishop.2b Olplnw'rs.ss I Illnnkenship titude of the Inmates as In n rn'v "b 5 00 2 2 0|0 N. le.lf j»«1000 J1 ou Barry.c.. 4 00 10 1 OlPehaney.o 3 02 3 1 1 IHan for Yaryan In ninth Inning. to It on to known as Whitey Witt In payment gathered the s?Venfh on Groh's 0 3 00 O 0 401 O 3 0 friendly. They wanted pass " Trav'r.ib 1 1 2 4 0 Myers.rf.. 311 3 00 Thomas,p O!llatison.p. Washington 0 0 0 2 2 0 1 O (V.5 'were pres¬ for a pop bottle banged against his ngle nnd Frlsch's double. Grimm', lb 11111 0 0|o.'bm'dt,lh 311 8 "0 0 O 0 0 3 0 0 0 1.4 their descendants that they The score: .3.1 0 0 27 12 2 Chicago clinched the pen¬ 1 obbtng white head, lie struck the blow Gnoeh.C... 413 I 1 0> llgb.3h ... .10 1 1 0 Totals. .84 3 0 27 7 0! Totals.. Lnmotte, Mulll- ent when the Yanks 4 3 2 0 10 2 00 4 10 ft ft 2- Two base bits.Gharrlty, nant of 1022. that put the Browns right out of their PJ. I/OBIS' fN.) I kiiw Tonic t* > Ad°u"S.P- Baltimore .'I 0 0 0 0 0 ran (21. Htolpn baaes.Kheely, Mulligan. bandages rhnnce for the pennant. One mlcht he ab r h o a el ah r h «',, . hmjTw. fusty city 00000000 0.0 Sacrifices.Pccklnpaugh, Hooper, Collins. Bob Shswkey unraveled the 'Mades.lf. 1102 9 o O'Bane'ft.ia ait 4*1 Tota.s..88 1113 21»2 0 0 00 Two .base lilt.IVhaney. Three base hit. Double play.Judge, ivoklnpaugU and Judge. swathing his im¬ s'nnuy and call it poetic Justice. n 0 ft 0^r.veriP. that had been highly Smith,cf.. 1 0 01 Broli,.lb.513 t in o| 0 0 0 "loner' Stolen base.Bishop Lawry (2> I.oft o'n bases.Washington, 0; Chicago, 7. portant. bone for the last fi-w days it Is nearer the truth to record that H- nsby,2b I .1 .1 t 2 t! !.*, Isrh.ilh. 403 .' Murray,p. 101 Sacrifice Porter. Double plays Bnley, Hasp on balls.eff Mogrldge, I; off T. soup Is a of consider- II o ,,,, and donned the flaming flannel shirt Whiter Witt person mlev.lb noi 8 OOlMrus.'l If 1 t 3 8 21 12 4 Bishop and Styles. Plshop and Blyles. Left lllankenshlp, 2. Struck out.By Mogrldge, 3; one the sort who re- Ktork :tb 310 t 2 4 00 0 on Totals..27 11 ha»' Jer 10; Baltimore. 7. Fnber, 1: T. lllankenshlp, 3. Hits. Uhle. who has been able stamina, of IIVoting,rf.. ,, ey City, by by to hold the Indians. turns for rock. The of SrhultK.rf.il! 4 0 0!Kelly,lb... not s n t o o o o io 'o i' r1a«es op hnll« Off Hanson, 7: off Thomas, Off Faher. 3 In 5 Innings; off T. Hlankenshlp, the a lot of tro-ihl" dur¬ sock population T/nvan ss. ill 0 .1 nr.0000210-3 Bv T'.ras. 10 hy Han-on 1 5 In 4 off 10 In 3 1-3 giving Yanks Louis a 1'riunn rn.cf 411 2 0 0 Struck Innings; Mogrldge, the season that Is now decidedly on St. through representative Mnsm h,c 4 10 4 1 ''ISayder.c.. 3 11 s ft Two D«." hits.Maranvllle, nu«"'dl. John- empires.P>err and Ph.vle. Time of game. Innings; off Francis, none In 2-3 Inning. ing a bottle. He 1 the him. rocked him with socked Sherdel,p. 4 22 0 1 "Itynn.p.... 000 O 0 0 stun. P. Griffith. Hchmandt, High. The# V 'tr and 33 minutes. WInoTr.g pitcher.Mogrldge. loosing pitcher. wane, opposed all St. Louis In the solar plexus with .. 000 o on ha.p hit T1irl.ee. Home .O-A«ams.at0len E. Fnber. Umpires.Guthrie and Moriarlty. the nelle Albino, started _ . 'Hlll.p (Second Game). n.~Tt. Whltey Witt, the regulation baseball bat and strictly Totals...!R 1010 27 9 3|*Rhinners. 1100 Oft 1,11 ... Mil.Olivine, lib bee. baoilfb lb Baltimore 1 0000 0.1 4 O Time pf game.1 hour and 51 minutes. Inning bounding a hit In 0 0 o Of bee. He ay-T the first by In with the rules of sports- 'V.Barn's,p 0 Bilng P Jersey City .. 201 10 x.4 (1 0 front of Uhle and beat It to the hag. acr^dance ?King 1 0 0 0 0 ft "111 a d Grimm.Pm.bh;Left on ba .> ' Batteries.Parnham and McCavoy; Lucey out on strikes. Ruth got a manshjB. I Pam's.p 1 o 0 o 01 IT 11> .Mvr 4. Ilnsrs on ball- Rue! Dehaney. Eastern With Dugan In a lower berth of the Pullman that tMngulre. 100 0 00 radnre. 3; off Mltch.il. 1 Hlniokout 1 minutes. through the box, he s&ld. '-n'"" 1 « 2 1 0 1 0 0 0.10 Syracuse 03 101030 4.12 1(1 2 when and Jumping Joseph Buffalo 11 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 X.18 10 2 It happened In the The stout gentleman Is none other New York 1 2 0 1 1 0 1 0 0-6 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Idepeak Dugan hoisted one out to left. Tllllnghast 1'Hommedleu Hus¬ base Batteries.Montgomery and Nlebergall; third Wood drew a than Col. Two hits-Bancroft. Rnttomlv, Groh Llewellyn and BetigOttgh. R. H. E. Indians' half of the ton. part owner of the Yanks and oc¬ Frl"rh- Snvder. Three balm At Rochester (Kirs! (lame). R. H. E Hartford 1 3 1 on Luke Sewell, the catcher hit.m?M liiftdc*.a T4mIfrm* run*.Hnrnabv 2 «?arrl- 3 8 2 I base balls. casionally known as the man In the Five Leading Hitters Toronto 10 0 0 0 0 2 1 1. 3 13 3 Albany The is in the of the Indians, who Is a full brother Iron hat. flres-FHsch. Bancroft. 2: Lavan. Double Rochester 3 ft 0 2 2 2 1 2 x-18 18 2 Batteries.Head and Redman; Etten and style to of the same name, tried to lay 4 play.K e'ly, HRncroft nnd Groh. Lrft on in Each Major League Batteries.Townsend, Best, Connalty and Callahan. Joseph In The score: fmsc* New York. 7; fit. I/onla, 4. Bases on Fisher; Jndd and Sandberg. R. H. E. down a sacrifice. Shawkey stepped. NEW YORK (A.) CLEVELAND (A.) balls.Off riyan, i : off V. Itarnea, 1. struck (FVcond Game). R. H. B. Pittefleld 3 8 1 at the and scooping up the ball threw to second abrhoael ah These out-By Ryan. 2; by Hill, I; by Hherdel. 4' AMEBICAN LEAGUE. Toronto 1 30001 3.8 IT 2 Bridgeport 1 0 0 spacing top. forcing Wood. IThle hanged a hard one Wltt.cf... 4(12 O OOMrN'ty.cf 4 00 1 0 0 by J. Hfirnci, 8; by .human!. 1. Mitn.Off ff AH. n. rc. H,i. Pester 1 02025 *.10 18 2 Batteries.Tillman and Ilargreaves; Leas- GEO. P. IDE & N. Y. in the flaming shirt and Punn.Dh. 4O0 0 2 0 \Vamhy.2h 4 0 1 2 4 0 ln innings; off Hill, 2 In ut Inula 138 373 33ft (Called In the seventh.darkness.) it re and Emmerich. CO., INC, TROY, ttle man Rntli.rf... .10 1 3 0 I Hunima.rf. .3 11 1 0 0 .V?*?'--3 Inning;,4 offI.';?V. Barnes, 3 |n 2 Innings; .41« Batteries.Rets, Taylor and Fisher; Ben- R. H. E. hawkey, ntopplng the ball with the meat 0 1 0 0 0 1 4 rlih lTiirntT !... 133 511 *07 .337 and iit the Pipp,lb... 4 00 0 Oh'srdnerSb 2 3 »ff J. Barnss, In Innings; o*f Jonnard Vlevelnnd 127 417 138 .37ft ,»on Cox l.ake. Worcester 6 9 0 hook, threw to Scott, who passed pel¬ Mm el.lf. 40 1 8 OO.r.f'W'I.M. 100 I nont !n 1 Inrilnir Whining pitcher.FhcMd g^nkeVilrllinnnn. lletrolt 118 433 1ft3 .338 Now Haven 5 13 3 let right back to Plpp for a double play. Urban*,c. 20) 1 1 01 Wood.If... 312 3 Oo Iroelng pitcher.flynn. Ttmplrce.Klcm unci Tot.In. Ht. Inula 143 813 .03 43S Retlerlcs.Rennet and Peao; Cykowskl, Ward.Sb., too 2 3 1 Meln's.lb. 2 o 1 14 10 Fen telle. Time of game.2 hour» and 5 min¬ Win Baseball Championship. Joyce and Hargrnve. Crowd Moans as tin be Fans. Hrott.sa.. I! O 1 « 3 01T Sewell.c 300 3 0 0 ute. NATIONAL LEAGUE. (First Game.) R. H.~E. Ehaw'y.p. 3 0 0 0 1 0,Utile,* 3 00 0 2 11 a. ah. n. rc. Cincinnati, Sept. 24..Beaver Falls Waterbury .'... 10 17 « There was a moan of disappointment Dovn the Red Sox s, (n*its 14S ".ftS 33ft .400 semi-pro team won the championship of Springfield 9 11 3 from the customers as Ruth struck out Totals..31 0 6 24 12 2| Totals..23 3 3 27 12,11 Tigers the National BasebRllVederatlon by de¬ (10 tnrdngs.) the fourth. The crowd seemed that New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0; And Win Season's Series MS Z :»S Price Cincinnati, 7 to 1, In Batteries.Howe-Iln and McDonald| Doughan. In CO elaen o nr*h. Ill Brooklyn. .1 (second lunr). St. I.ouia. 7; I'hi' (Mphla. 4. The week's record In each league perfect throws to Other ("Minis wrrr not scheduled. Washington, 11} Chicago. 4. major The Indians stopped what looked like Pennant Contenders HOHTON (A ) DETROIT (A.) of guinea played, won and lout, together Yanks In the abrhoae ahrhna* with rtins, hits, errors, men left on the crashing through of the Men"ky,1f 512 .1 0 O1 nine,1b..4 .1 2 1.1 10 STANDING OF THE CLUBS. bases and runs scored by opponents. In¬ fifth. Schang drew a base on balls. OIAMTA. VANKrW. Relchle.cf 5 11 2 0 Ol Haney,3h. 211 4 4 0 X cluding games played last Saturday, Is IThle stopped a hot one hy Ward and At Polo firmint". On the road. Rurns.lb. 0 0 1 10 00 Veaeh.If... S 1 1 2 00 X 7 ? * as fnllowst « f'S M that Wl-St. Pratt,2h.. 401 2 1 1 Pnth'Il.rf. .10 1 0 00 m s ? forced Schang at second so rapidly Sept. SS, Sept. M, M, *7- O'R'ke.Sb 4 0 1 0 2 4 00 3 3 fl i 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE, r^tNVON CO.. WCVvTSTr I.onln. o'fiits'w.ah. 1 it 8J . Ward was dbtibled at first. Scott drove tl 'donbln Open. J.rol'n.rf 4 03 0 0 Oi Flaga'd.ef 310 1 00 M S 3 ciub. r.w. l. R. n. e, r.o.n.o.R. Sept. sept. tS. », 3d. Mltnri.se 3.0 1 4 2 02 o f s| I I New York,.. A 3 3 27 (13 11 30 28 a single past third. Shawkey plastered hinder) . Philadel¬ Boston. 00|Rtgney.se. no riiapiln.o 400 3 i 200 oo Pittsburgh .. 8 4 4 42 88 7 31 33 what looked a sure hit to right, but phia. Opt. owoodall.e. 3 I ljks 1.Wnnhlng- Pennoek.p 3 00 0 2 Pllletta, p.. 2 00 0 3 0 l\\ St. bonis. .. 7 4 3 41 79 10 «1 33 who waa given tile td (dnnhle 0| ypung Mr. Summa. Sept. tnn. 'Johnson,p. 1 00 0 0 0 It ti ll 13 Cincinnati .. I) A 3 40 72 10 44 3« the cruel Cor¬ header), 3d and it e m a I n I a « Totals. 2 10 84 New York...vl.|U!ll|t»:i4H4H4 ft«!Bfti.60:i Nrw VorTT I8I15II7 H'ft3|37].(l30 10 5 3 43 03 efr by Barney Dreyfus, 1.Ronton. *, .87 12 1> Pansier,n.. 211 2 0 0 Pittsburgh ...? 11!.! OIl'ISlI 1ft 12 88 0(1 .M;| St. t/Oiils... . 13 111(1 1413 IB 00 61.DM Chicago 19 74 38 Opt. ... 8 dashed In and game*. . .! Brooklyn 4 4 30 83 17 62 38 sair of Pittsburgh, Pa., II e m 11 a I a * *t. louls ft 13 14 nil 1811*260'.334 Octroi! .... ft SI 714 1(1 I7 7» 73 .BhO |, Totals.,80 7 8 1 H 10 3 3 37 0.3 12 68 33 before hit the I 97 IS Cincinnati.... (14' ft HI. II 14! 13 17 02 .» .847 1 lilcogn ... 17.lit! 7 12 17 77 741.310 rhllndrlp'a caught the hall Just /It gamen. RROWWA. 0 Boston 10 .3 A 30 8fl 14 73 30 floston . 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.2 Chicago ft' ft l*l»l'. Ui ft11ft 7»!71|.BH Clrvrhind. II 13 10 1.1 II Id 7« 76 .300 ¦MM*. PIRATBA. At hnnie. Detroit 1 0 0 0 O 0 1 5 x.7 Brooklyn ft III ft' R II . 14,14 74 7(1 .468 Washington ft ftllS ft'. * I* «« *. Wl AMERICAN LEAGUE. I The Indians were eherked abruptly in On (he road. « ft" 7! 7 18 . . IS MIMI.374 ft! ft 10 11' 6 . Kept. *8, W. n, Two base hits.Collins, O'llourke, Rlue, Philadelphia Philadelphia lS!6tft7.4l* Club P.W. R. H. E. L.o.R.O.R. a In tliair half Boston .1 Si 41 j ft1. WB7 .340 Boston .... 71 8 10 3 10 10!.Bft ft« .'IRg In t what looked like rally Sept. 2d, t7.Open tit.Open. Veaeh. Stolen base. Rlgnay. Sacrifices. illitU York... 7 0 I 30 A? 0 3.3 32 one out Joseph Sewell Sent. 30 end Opt. M. 3d Mltehell. Rlfney. Double Pomes loot Bft 60 041 lift 71 7(1 ftg (17;.|.| (lames loot .1117 New of the fifth. With Sept. and plays.Mitchell fll!73l74]76lm|>TI08l.I.I St. I mils. .. 1 .3 4 33 71 II 44 30 beat out a hit to Du¬ t.4't. IkDeft on basa.Boston,'H 10; 2 3 AO 53 .30 walked and Wood Detroit, 10. Rases on balls.Off Pennock, 10, Detroit 7 .38 3 but. M'-Innln hit Into a double play. 'Remaining, 3 Remaining, 3 1. Illta.Off GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY. 7 3 2 28 77 .3 48 18 gan, g amen. game*. off Plllette, Pllletta, 8 In 7 In¬ Cleveland. 0 8 4 41 80 13 AA 40 There were two out In the sixth when nings; off Johnson, 2 In two Innings. Struck NATIONAL. I AMEBICAK. .Plraten have one postponement la Obi. out Ry Pinnoek, 2; by Pllletta. 1; by John¬ Washington 7 3 4 83 78 0 34 37 rago, to be plajred aa open data, If needed WWA.WMson. 2. Wild pitch.Ry rillette. Winning Lonla tl New York (3:30 P. M.). I Open date. Philadelphia. 7 3 4 90 87 10 47 . 9 I 0 39 93 f)tents vs. DM. lenli. To-dsy. 3tM P. M. Pets In peanant rape. Johnson. tfmplros . Owens and Chicago at Bootoa. I Boston I 39 Adm. inc. tax..Adv. ans Time.2 hours 9 mlnutss. Cincinnati at PhlladotpMn. | Urdu O'MtaM 11.10, Slteher ^