Giants and Dodgers Suffer Overwhelming Setbacks in Local Games.Yankees Trim Browns Schultz Cleans With I-'--.» Baker Homer,] T TERE are pictured Rogers Grimes Fails | Compelled Up Major League Batting Leaders _ Leave Contest Hoyt's Pitching _i i I Hornsby, of the St. To Upsetting Strategy ofNehf Louis Nationals, and To Hold Reds; Because of Injury Helps Hiigmen Harry Heilman, of the Detroit Local Pitcher Passes to "Get" Americans, who have been Score 12 to 5! LOUIS, Aug. 20..The jinx is Gain Decision Hornsby Supposedly ST.on the trail of the Yankees again. Weak Whose Cleut Nets Four leading the batsmen of their Frank Baker, who has been playing Hitter, Runs; as to Whether Mar-i 'Home Run' Baker Cardinals Take Game Here 10 to II respective leagues from almost Dispute wonderful ball of late and whose Suffers Opening by the outset of the campaign. qiiíird or Maride Should! hitting has been a wonderful factor Injury; May Be Out of in keeping the New York team in Both have been con¬ Receive Credit for Win! the Game for a Week By R. J. Kelly hitting the race, was injured in the first over are" with the The heavy-hitting Cardinals invaded the Pö'io Grounds yesterday sistently .400 and Burleifrh Grimes had an off day at inning of to-day's game Charles A. Btratned a muscle in By Taylor afternoon and handed the Giants one of the worst beating.-; McGraw's well ahead of their rival slug¬ Ebbets Field yesterday, and accord¬ Browns. Baker ST. LOUIS, Aug. 20,.Wait« the suffered an over¬ his thigh just after he had doubled Boys- outfit has sustained in many a day. The Westerners broke loose on the gers. was the lead¬ ingly Dodgers pitched the Yanks to over the Hornsby defeat at the of the in that inning. victory wildest kind of a rampage and slammed out a total of fifteen hits, includ¬ whelming hands Browns to-day, the score being 6 to ing batter of the National Reds in the first game of the series. Thft third baseman was compelled ing three home runs. When the rout had ended the Giants were on the 2. The triumph of the Hugmeu was last season, but Heil¬ The score was 12 to 5. Purleigh had to leave the game. It is not known losing end of th?. lopsided score of 10 to 1. As a result of the setback League marred somewhat by ?n accident to. plenty of opportunities to win, but just how long he will be out. The Baker which they are now seven full games behind the Pirates. man has never before set the may keep the veteran blew several leads, and was finally injury is similar to the one Baker third sacker out Artie Nehf started on in of the same for a Southpaw thc^ pace the American circuit. deluged under a shower of base hits. suffered early in the season. mound for the home club and, wit", the.1":' week or more. The ex-home run king Home Run Record i_i Zach Wheat helped Grimes with a r-trained a muscle In his help of some brilliant by Frank right leg support home run in the fourth, but it was in while running bases In tho first inning. Frisch and Ross Young;, managed to In vain. Newark Bears Lose Dixie Davis, one of the many Yank last until the fifth inning, when he Major Leagues jinxes, had a miserable afternoon cr. The Dodgers seemed headed to a tii.' made the fatal mistake of walking the mound, the Yanks finally driving S-ason's victory when they had a three-run lead Two Close Contests him from the box. renowned Rogers Ilorr.sby, with two . Yesterday. Total. Fournler. I in the fourth, but Grimes was wal¬ The Yankees secured one run in the men on the bases and two out, in order Cardinals. 11 first r."-à would ro Wheat. Dodders. I C< for four runs in the To Buffalo Bisons ir,nhi<¿ probably hav..> "get" the supposedly weak hitting Boeckel, Braves. 1 7 loped next two scored more had it not been for the Joe Schultz, who patrols right field Skthultz, Cardinals. I 5 innings. Brooklyn again forged to the to Baker, combined with for when Ilighee, Pirates. 1 :i injury the Cardinals the opposing front 5 to 4, but Grimes was absolute¬ coaching by Bob Shawkey. .litcher is a left bander. Stock, Cardinals. 1 I Score of First Gamo Is 4 Elmer in th? and had to Miller hit th.o fust, ball pitched birn to Mr. Schultz lost little time in re¬ ly helpless eighth to left center for three bases. Peck the insult and settled TOTALS TO DATE be taken out in favor of Smith. Smith 1, While Second is De¬ senting promptly National to i:nerbe, bu¿ Miller counted on Ruth's the outcome of the game by driving League was not much better, the Reds help¬ cided 4 to 3 Count grounder to the 15r.be -he bali into the left eld bleachers. Philadelphia. 71 by McManus, being St. themselves to four more, runs -.<¦. ired at first. It was the ninth time that this stum Louis. 70 ing in !ia.s been in New York. 02 the ninth. BUFFALO, Aug. 20- Buffalo opened Enter Baker With Dot.b'o accomplished the National Brooklyn . .10 at home with * double victory over the Baker a iwi this Nehf watched Boston . Rube laced double d the League year. sadly 48 Marquard started against his Bears here this the seoivs right the four runs over PÜ tshtirg-h . ;il afternoon, field foul line and Meusel walked. c'a.ter the plate former mates, but the Rube received 4 to 4 to .". On »pd then to Bill Chicago . 28 being 1 and tin- hit and run signal P gave way ".yan. Cincinnati. 18 The scores: Parade of Local Pitchers poor support and all the breaks went over short. Baker in him. He retired at the end FT 15 ST GA3IE start strained a muscle ii The newcomer to one Total. 1178 against pitched only NEWARK (I, I..) BUFFALO .1. leg. He war, limping as he pus-,-.: batter and was taken out in favor of American Leugne of the fifth, lending 4 to 3. Cliff ab r h i«) ab r i. po a o o third, but Shawkey waved him on ,-i Now Maride, the pitcher claimed the lelds. rf. loo 2 Gllhooley. rf :; (k2 5 0 for] pinch hitter in the last half of the York. ill by 10 2 :. 0 an easy out at the Philadelphia . plate, Williams to fifth. Slim Sallee pitched the nert three' <>!> Yankees, relieved him in tho sixth and Miller, lb :¦ ! 1 I-1 0 .«droit . 53 Severoid. innings and was also pounded unmerci- St. yielded two more run«. This put Bin '-¦. rf 2 o o i Louis. 51 in front 5 to .'.. an«! raised If 1 0 3 O '1 12 0 »ob Meusel. Wally Pipp and Wally rle, too, gave way to a pinch Washington . Hi Brooklyn lb 3 11 9 0 0 M'Carrcn, 3b 3 o .1 DO .1 a ; Schang collaborated ii ittcr and Phil turned the Cleveland . ?.0 controversy over the vvinnin I Ol.Tai obs. if.. Douglas <¦ -i ,. :-¦ 0 "- o n i the Yankees second run, in Chlcofro . 24 pitcher. y nißh. back order in the ninth. Boston. 12 ). ï 1 1 1 1 0 M 'I'll).,'. p. 2 0 t'l "10 across in the fourth, Cardinals wer-' fnr Markle thumping Victory Totals. 31 l 4 il -. past short, and advanced base hits to all corners of the inclosure Total. 307 24 i Totals. 21 0 As tNational League ~('l iy. Three-1 double, Meusel tally¬ right bander allowed only eight hits 01)30). lead and could lose. But as the. Stolen bases- Walsh, Bar¬ only .Krumenakerney, ¡..>\v!. Sa ing. kept these pretty well scattered. to on even terms Icos Sheehan, McCabe, In the fifth Babe Ruth Total. 030 Dodgers managed get Double p ays Bei an 1 Kru- and company fie issued only one base on balls and with the it was to -Shannon, accumulated two moro this the to Reds, apparently up menaker; McGowan and Benes. ii.i^cy on ru¡ helped Giants score their- THE LEADERS Markle to win or lose according to the balk Off Barn. out- By Mc- first up singled through Ellerbe, the one run. Cabe, B by Barnes, 1. Pa sod ball- Man- br.il a Rath, Yankees. 40 pitching rules, and, therefore, Markle niiiK. taking bad hound. Peckinpaugh The one feature Umpires.Derr and Moran. , redeeming of the Kelly, Giana. 30 gets credit for the skied to Williams. Ruth took one Giants' was 17. \", victory. SKCON» of performance the fielding of ilUama, Browns. 17 Tho Reds would have scored more CAME his patented swings and the ball Frisch. In the third inning he made C. Walker. Athletics. 17 NEWABK 11. U) BUFFALO it. I,) over \ each. often but, for poo- base running, a,s :-: x ¡i!. r .... a .? Jacobson's head to one of the greatest seen at the Tigers. 10 h »brhpo at plays Hornsby, Cardinals. 16 Reds were thrown out on the base Shields, rf.. 311 3 0 0 Gtlhooley. rf 4 0" l 0 fence for a triple, Mill Polo Grounds this season. Stock Shannon, ss. 300 2 0 ¡field Ponrnier, Cat dlnals. 10 paths. The Dodgers' has" running was l|!.ehan, ss. 3 11 1 home. McNally lined out a slammed a t"rrific grounder toward left floilman, Tigers. 15 3 11 o 0 0 Miller, lb. i 1 1 13 three- better, the locals stealing four bases. l, ;.. 4 0 1 3 tl Ein v. rf.. i ..; .i 2 bagger to the right field fence, field. it looked like a bu1: McHenry, Cardinals. 15 M If (i 1 scoring single, Dykes. In the third inning Jimmy Johnston Gowan. I lOIDi .1 ., 2b... :: l .i 1 the Babe. Frisch dove far to his left, came up Athletics_.13 'alter. : .> 4 0 0 12 3 0¡M'Carren Sb 4 1 n 1 Wheat. DoiiKcrs. 13 stole second and third. Lie 2b. 4 12 2 I» BToyl gave his first base with the ball and nailed his man at !.:. M >'.\ ifüonelson, Mt-i:'-.el. Giants.13 Otto Miller had a perfect day at bat ¡thr 4 o i 1 0 Schwi 3 0 0 i hi -. d it i first base. Frisch, also made revera!; it. Meuse!, Yankees. 13 Flimeraii. .'. 4 'i ! .' o Tomlln. '. 3 0 1 other C.v Williams, rhlllics. 13 with four hits, while Sammy Bohne led fine plays during the afternoon. Totals. is ." the Red.--, with four safeties in five 33 3 8 24 12 Toi .. 28 did the "walkin sinfrie in the first was in¬ Cobb, Tigers. 11 trips il als. 4 7 27 10 0 inning Dm an, Athletics. 10 to the .1 n n o o renowned Sisler h¡ ñ fani ed I strumental in his mates a plate. 0 0 saving from Perkins, Athletics. 10 one run Buffalo ¦-0201 x.4 on .. ?7 shut-out. !.. Smith, Indians. 10 Wild Toss Brooklyn got in the second popped Dugaii's as the result of errors Heinie Groh Two-base hits.Sheehan, McGowan, Ms- Severoid rapp« 1 The (riants made a run in the first Baker, Yankees. ft by Carren, Benes. Griffith. 1) and "Bubbles" With two out Home run.McCarren. for {,wo base; W "'¦ninpr, but it was destined to be their Dodgers. Hargrave. Stolen bases.Barney, Sheehan, Dowd. Wrightstone. Phillies. 0 Gives Game Kilduff singled and stole second. He Sacrifiée.Shannon. Doubli made the final out, second last tally. Burns drew a hase on balls Sheely, White Sox. 8 Tigers n play.Shannon took third on wild throw Krumenaker Bases on balls- and Bancroft went out on a to Snytler, Giants. 8 Hargrave's :: Oft McNally Gets Third Hit fly E. and scored when Miller doubled to cen¬ romll off Finnei an, 6 Struck oui Schultz. Frisch came with a Miller, Senators. 8 In the Ninth. 3-2 By Tomlln, _'; The Yankees run ;^ through Frisch, Giants. 8 ter. The catcher reached third as Groh by Finneran, ¦',. Passed got this back th« s;n;?ie to center, Burns to ball.Withrow. Umpires Derr and Moran and after two men sending Powell. Braves. 8 dropped the relay, Lut was nipped at Time.; ;50. seventh, had been third. Fordham Frank made a clean Cruise, Braves. 8 the plate. retived at th*. rT>al of second. Young rolled one down Tobin, Browns. 7 Leonard Pitches and on to who fumbled the ball ;¦'.. Smith, the innii! prevented any further trouble Robertson, The ",core: O m' 2b 5 2 '.his Roush tallied. Zitman, if. 4 o o All .... rf t"> J ond traded with Aaron Ward at point by making his fir.e play Ivanu. rf. ...30 1 positions on Stock's P'.ltLA. (A. T..) DETItOITl A. T..) Five hits in the fifth accounted for 1 0 0,On lb 4 l ra) grounder. ah r h po a ni al« r li po a c Biiriis, Cleveland First Base¬ Boeokel's Homer Ties for I)'.\ ivlllo, !!> 0 o 7 0 » An if McNally ougr'n two more runs, and Cincinnati in ¦lo .-.. Nehf was for two more Vitr. rf.. 4 0 0 10 0 2b. 5 '1 3 4 1 u put íes, ... 30 1 '. 0 R - u'r. ef 4 Ell irbe on is firs! trip plastered Harmsworth YoutiR, v .' -- in Defender C.Wnl'er. et 3 0 1 3 0 0 Jones. 3Y 5 0 0 1 4 0 man, Leads at Bat With Boston in front. Duncan and liargrave singled 3b io 0 0 M sck'o, b knocked out a tr hita the fourth, but the real assault c. 4 0 0 1 Eighth; Both Kreitap. n 0 Perkins, OOColil) cf.. 4 0 0 4 0 0 0 Device .-. 5 not n and Kopf triplet}. Neale and Bohne C\ t o si cond did start until the fifth. After Has Johnson, if 4 l 1 o 0 Venrh, if. 4 0 1 11 0 0 Two and rd, 2 0 0 0 Full'ton. o 4 I '>>.k had to in that Gay Launching Ducan. 3b. 4 0 0 3 0 1 ITeil'an. rf 3 1 1 1 0 0 Triples Single Teams Field Brilliantly also singled, driving home the two runs. M tiidcr. 111 0 on h vor. grounded Rawlings Dykes üb. 4 0 1 4 10 Blue. Ib.. 3 1 1 »00 The took the lead '.r.ning Young robbed Mann of at least ALG0NAC, Mich., Aug. 20..Miss MTa: 1. ss 4 11 2 11 0 ss 2 0 Dodgers by get¬ Totals 30 1 4 24 Sarsent. 1 10 0 a markers off Markle in the It Totals. 40 IS 20 \ 5 2 three-bagger by a marvelous one- Ani'jric.i A. (¡riffln, lb 2 12 10 0 OlFlacs'd as on 0 0 2 0 CLEVELAND, Aug. 20.- The Indian-, ROSTON, Aug. 20.- Tho Tirâtes de. ting pair of T. int.. The Browns made three II, Garfield Wood's defender Iloimnel. p. 2 2 0 0 7 c. 0 1 1 and catch while running at full si e :. 0 Basslor. 4 ¡i 2 2 hit Pennock hard and defeated fealed the f> to in thirteen seventh. Schmandt singled, but was .1-..-. y Citj .000000001 bu1 failed to score. V»' of the Harmsworth was Leonard, r> 4 0 2 0 3 0 to-day Braves, 4, forced Miller Kil¬ '' trophy, ¦¦¦ Kudu!?. ¦¦ s s rov h to by ' ¦ ¡an led off th mier singled center and Stock tShorten.. 10 10 0 0 singled, Two-base hil '. vis, ; mza .- Dey drive 0 the Red Sox, 7 to T». An error by innings to-day, Boeckel's homo run in duff at s, iiowcii with a two-bagger to center. launched here this afternoon. The UOUlham... 0 1 0 0 0 stopping second. Grimes inslow, lonzales 12 ), An. ei ''¡I>n ami wen* To second en J: was Se.well helped Boston to its first two the eighth having tied the score. In doubled off the right field wall, scor¬ .-'¡>' nci r, Blackburne. Bas( s oí bal Sev.id a Hornsby purposely passed, filling cr;;ft, designed to give a maximum Totais.. 21 2 7 *2.r. 10 1 Totais.. 35 3 11 27 12 2 'iifford, it right. and runs in the fiftn. ing both Kilduff and Miller. Metjvi« r .' 51 m third. a bases, Schul then came of miles an was »One "-.it when winning run was scored. the thirteenth Grimm and Schmidt By Fullerton, .:. Left on to Williams goi bil speed ninety hour, .> the Indians' first, base¬ bases Toronto, .7 with his lean-up homer. Hatted for Sargent in pevonth inning. George Burns, singled, Cooper and Maranville Eighth Grimes's Undoing H Jersey City, 2. Hi' Ofl Cl ..;. ar und the third bi g was called to the mound and given a trial spin on St. Clair River, off îRan for Kassier In ninth inning. man, was the batting star, with two In r. innings; ft G In 2 off Ryan The eighth vas a nightmare -i Metlvler, picked by ichang's qui tanned McHenry. here, following the launching. Philadelphia. 00000020 0.2 triples, a single and a base on halls in sacrificed and Bigbee made a home inning íarpenter, írysl al and Jan ;.-i-: ert hit the third sac! Detroit. 0 0 0 0 0 10 for Grimes. He yielded five hits for 0 ¦'. Rawlings aid Smith singled in sue- Commodore A. A. Kchutitz, of Detroit, 0 2.3 four times at bat. He also scored three run, netting three runs. nus lied to Rul Two-bsHo Hellmnn. Sac¬ runs. and four runs before he was replaced by SECOND GAME cession with none out in the fifth, but head of the Detroit gold cup and iiits.Griffin, O'Neill Speaker each made Boston made one in its half of and third out. it was a luckv who batted for hit Harmsworth rifices.Rommel, Griffin, Flagstead. Double three hits in four times at bat. only Smith. Neale Bohne singli d and JERSEY CITY (I. L.) TOBONTO Hi Cunningham, Ryan, trophy committee, was - Kid yt. jilay.Roiniiifl, McCann and (¡riffln. Left the thirteenth on three Groh sacrificed. Roush was ah r ¡. ;>. \ ab h a e into a do ;>:r' The Hards then! master of ceremonies at on The score: singles, but purpose¬ v" plnv. the launching,' bases.Philadelphia, 5; Detroit, 10. ly passed, filling the bases. Jake 3 11 4 10 Da 1 0 11 their fusillade with renewed the craft christened Mrs. Gar- Basen on baila.Off Leonard, 1; oft Rom- BOSTON ¡A. I.) CLEVELAND (A. T, i with two out and men on base, Grimm 3 12 2 0 0 <-.- .:. el 2b 3 4 2 opened being by Daubert upset the 2 ! 1 1 ! : Dixie Davis retired in favor of Col-¦ Sallee in the sixth. Two field A. Wood. met 2. Struck out.By Leonard, 4. Um¬ a!i r Ii po n e ab r 1. po s o strategy by hitting \ :'-:;:. rf 3 2 .. o vigor against. and Lcibold, <-r 4 1 1 2 0 fl If Ml '1 0 0 caught Powell's fly in short Both and 4 0 1 2 0 0 Uns p, lb. .: lins, a in pires.Morlarty Chill. Time.1:30. lam'son. right. through Olson, two run:-, resulted. " 5 1 1 o pinch hitter, base- on bails, Iioak's sarr' and The -in :i :; 3 0 .; o 0 .. '.ce Hunching assumed an interna¬ <- Poster. 3b. 0 2 fl Warn»» 2b 10 0 4 0 teams gave their sensational Duncan also Roush. \nder in. If .1 1 3 0 I] t iking up the singles by demons and Stock gave tional aspect by the presence of Colo¬ M.¡in ¦'.'.- ¡r 4 0 0 2 0 0 Speaker, cf 4 1 3 -I 0 0 pitchers singled, scoring 3 0 1 11' Kpe or, ef. 4 I 2 1 0 o pitching Pratt. 2b. -10 'J .", 4 0 Wood, rf.. 4 1 2 0 no support. The score: Hargrave's hit scored Daubert. 2 110 b 3 » 2 2 2 0 for the Browns. 1 he new them two run... The visitors added an¬ nel Arthur W. Täte, pilot of the M'liinls. lb 4 o l !> 0 0 3b 3 0 2 « 2 McNeil. .- 3 12 2 0 0 1 Maple Erickson Beats Recruit dardner. 0 PITTSBURGH (N. T..) BOSTON (N. The Reds added four tal¬ 1.-: Rai IberR e. 4 0 4 0 0 Pipp, the first batter fc fece other run in the seventh on Leaf VII, English for the Collins, rf. 4 0 1 2 0 OlSrwcll. ss.. 3 0 0 1 11 B.) superfluous v. D 3 0 0 0 3 Forti ne. D.. 0 0 9 ú 0 0 singles challenger Scott, ss.. 4 0 o :: 3 on ab r Ii po i c ab r h do ne lies off Smith the ninth as V. Hi 111. 15. 10 0 0 him. Lavan and followed Harmsworth 4 1 Burns lb.. 3 3 13 Mara'le. ss 5 1 2 3 2 1 rf. ,¡ o o in the re¬ 0 0 Thompson, p 1 1 by Clemons, by' trophy, and members of Ruel, o... 4 ; '. :. O O'Neill, c. 4 0 3 3 1 0 Powell, 5 10 'I'..:-.... .1 crew In Brilliant Box Duel Bigbee. If., fi 1 1 7 fl 0 Hiir'.iir.\ as ii 0 3 1 3 0 sult of singles by Bohne and Daubert, 0 Doak's two-bagger. Their final run the of the English boat. Penned:, p. 4 1 1 0 1 0 Cvjvel'kla. p 11 0 0 0 2 0 rf Ho 20,.Olaf Erickson Mtnsli 10 0 (| 0 Ol Hobert'n. 3 0 0 OiSouth'th. rf ii 0 0 2 in Grub's triple and Duncan's sacrifice Totals... 27 5 9 IS R 2 Johnny Tobin, who is usually came ;n the when Stock drove Tho Harmsworth CHICAGO, Aug. I o fly. Totals. 30 10 10 1 ... eighth, trophy races are Barnhart. 3b 0 110 Rocekel. 3b .".1 14 0 The scon ,- a .77,.,-- to the extreme cor icr £ scheduled to he one TiiTiicv. 2b. 4 0 1 3 1 OiNlcli'son. If 5 0 1 7 no *Batt< r right' held at Detroit Sep¬ pitched of the greatest frames of Totals.. 37 3 10 L'4 13 1 Totals, 110 7 11 27 10 1 .-f. ". o 0 for Fortune in third Inning. 11 -.', :¦'¦'. a i".;:'. Ourey, 2 7 0 F rrl 2b. ."1 14 4 CINCINNATI (N. ..) BROOKLYN r. reac first home tember 3 and 5. (N. ¦¦ his career .Batted for Mcnosky In ninth inning. (!rimm. Ii. fi 2 3 12 0 0 llnlke Ih. 2 o n ii 2 0 r h a c Ji .-'.- ninl w < major league to-day, hold¬ ab i"> at. r h po n «> City ; h hi n ie beat rhi II.) il n....:. 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Schrelrlt. fi .: M H 1 0 Cruise. Ih. 3 0 0 tí 10 NVale. rf.. 5 1 2 1 0 0 ss Ti 2 0.3 n Olson SI 2 0 KO ronto. 0 0 x 10 YORK IN. I») T I/OUIS (N. L i ing the White Sox to three scattered Cleveland.... 02 0 03101 x.7 Coopei 0 0 .: 0 fl'Xell c. 3 1 I 1 2 0 Bolillo, 2!). 15 7 4 2 0 Johns'n. 3b 30 1 2 10 H at [«"Mil 'm. 0 2 0 ft 1 4 3b 4 The crowd "ra; ah ab r hpo a o Salomy Wins Greenwich i 0; Oroh. 2 0 3 1 Xpl rf. 4 o 3 U 0 Two-base hits- Blackburne, Onslow, Gon¬ :f. 3 1 ! 5 ' cf 4 2 3 hits for thirteen innings, the Senators Two-base hits.Pratt, Wood. Three-base InesphRor. u 2 0 2 1 10 Roush. cf. 2 :; 5 J o vviip.it. If. 4 i 1 ."¦ ü <> zales. Tlve.- in. Conn. 20..In hits >¦. base hits.-Kane, McNeil wht n ¦* 4 0 GREENWICH, Aug. -Foster, Hum.-. (2). Sacrifices I,-: dowdy 10 12 10 Dauhort. lb .". 'J ;¦ !' 0 Uvera cf. -4 f) o 3 on Home rune the Arrow class of the Indian Harbor winning 1 to 0. bold, Oardner, Coveleakte. Double .M\ ¦.". ...110000 Duncan, if :f o i; 2 0 i'i * o i Duval, Kitr.ian, Brady. Si den :->.<,.;,. Sewell, Kllbson lft 1 0 no! OPcIi'ndt, fi i o hases Altenberg, Anslow, Sa. rf.. >. 4 0 Yacht Club this afternoon H. N. Whit- The visitors also faced some plays- Foster, Pratt and Mclnnis; Pratt Ilnrgravc a 5 1 3 t> 0 1 Kilduff 2h 4 2 1 n 3 0 ? W'a b fl superb Scott tClirlsten'ry o ft ft fl 0 0 Kopf, S3.. 4 0 1 2 0 .-. »uval, Iker. Zil man. Left on b t 0 II was and Mclnnis; Scot! and Pratt; Scott 2 Mlllor. 4 I 1 3 4 1 A doubl« -header t 0 0 .' VI'H'y. if .-¦ 0 1 1 i. ., telsey'a Salomy the winner, with pitching by "Lefty" Russell, a recruit Pratt and Mclnnis. Left on Marq'd, p j l i) l o Oriraes, p 30 1 0 2 0 Toronto, 13; Jersey City, 5. Struck out-. 4 o 4 base:;.Boston, ''¦.¦. ¦'. 15 39 fi 1 Tot,-)'-;. 10 1 11 39 19 3 Marklo. d 7 0 By 1; .'.12 o Gordon Raymond's Kippewa second. from the Sioux club of the lli Cleveland, .".. Bases on balls.Off Co'vr- .Halt.:.I for Hoik.. o 0 0 0,Smith, p.. 0 0 o o no Lucey, by fortune, by Thon pson, morrow, with SI 0 : -, i 2 4 ; o City, Iowa, In seventh inning. .Griffith.. 1 <> o 0 '. 'i Bas« s -.n b ills iff i. ii . who leskle, 3; ol'f Pennock, 3. Struck out.By Hat ted for t y. 8; off Wur n, slated to do the pitch 1 0 'i )osk. i 4 0 1110 Western League, reported yes¬ 2; 2, Pllllnglm in h irte, nth inning. 2. Umpires- Carpenter, Crystal and James, ¦"Inn. t».... o 'j o 0 0 ,--, Russell lost control of the ball Coveleskle, by Pennock, Umpires. tRan for Qowdy In thirteenth Inning. Totals. :>,: 12 IS 27 ? 2 Totals.. 36 5 12 27 15 1 Time I g ., terday. llild'jbrand, Evans and Dlniven. Tim«. of in the thirteenth and walked ! :40. Pittsburgh... I2onooooonoo 3.« »Batted for Smith in ninth inning. The Bcore; 000 o Ten Batters inning Boston. 0 0 0000210 000 1 0 0 0 Leading three men after Smith had scratched 1.1 Cincinnati.. 00022004 4 .12 AT SYRACUSE' NEW y.'l7 \ i. DoBflaa, r- 0 0 0 0 0 0 Two-base hits.Barbare, O'Nell. Three- Brooklyn... 01110020 0. 5 ai h DO .1 "i in the a double down the first base line and base hit Grimm. Homo First ¡rame. R. H E Miller, ,-f rf "r Major Leagues runs.Bigbee, Two-base Crimes. Thrp<>- 0 3" Pe-ck'gh. .--.s 10 0 lain. 33 1 8 :..: 11 r>- Total». 41 10 15 27 14 0 forced in the only run of tho frame. Contestants Prepare Boeckcl. Stolen bases.Maranville, Carey base hits.Miller, Reading. 0 0 0 2 0.5 n .< 2 run .¦-.. hits-.Bohne, Groh, Kopf. Hoi-." .Syracuso. 01000012oi : 0.4 6 .Batted f it : in fifth Im Donie Bush, of tho Detroit (2). Sacrifices.Barnhart (2), Cooper (2), .Wheat. Stolen bases R ,'¦ t. 0 1 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE formerly <>ri Bohne, Roush, Batteries.Carls arid M'n-'v eighth Innlngr. to Griffith of For Meet Maranville, Powell, Southworth. Left Daubert, Margrave, Ols. n. Johnston Smith; l'oison and 2b b and G. it. club, (2), Mi ..... 4 2 l i 0.1( Player Club. An. II. PC. reported Manager Trapshooting bases.Pittsburgh, 12; Boston, 12. Bases Kilduff. Duncan. ibergall. St. I. ...113 9"> 181 .40» CHICAGO. arrivals on Sacrifices.Groh, Double ...... ,i .. .-- Hornsby, 443 the Washington club to-day. Aug. 20..Early balls.-Oft Cooper, 4; off Oeschger, '.. Second o o 0 0 < titsliaw. Pitts.. 70 '!R7i 41 !K> off 2. plays Kilduff and Schmandt; Miller ;in-l game. H. JT, K. .330 The score: here to shoot in the grand American Fllllnglm, Hits Oft Oeschger, 7 in Kilduff; Daubert ind Reading o o ;; ti Doak (toosli, Cincinnati. f>4 355 53 122 .344 7 Innings; off 8 In (i. Hit HarRrave; Marquard, the annual feature FMIUnglm, by K ip£ and .-';,. acuse . Blgbee, Pitt* ..Ill 187 80 160 .341 WASHINGTON (A. L.) J CHICAGO (A L. handicap, trap- pitcher-.By Struck Daubert. Left on bases -Clncin- 10 4 0 0 0 4 0'! a!, r li * e tournament of the American Oeschger (Tlerney). nnl i, 1, n, 5. on \ onr.<;. New York. 108 307 03 12.3 7141 li po n. «.) ah r l". shooting out. I'.y Cooper, 'j by Oeschger. 1. by Brookl) Bases balls iff m :iics by Tollina Smith, rf... 0 3 1 0 Ol.Iohnson, s«. 7.0 0 3 4 1 Association next week, 1. Markle, off Gri nes, Hits iff Mai - Trapshooting Fllllngtm, losing n.. rii Brom n .¦:» on .:. -, s. -...' 6, AMERICAN LEAGUE Harris. ;.!.... 501 2 4 OlMulliRan. 3b. ', o o 2 4 0 pitcher.Filllnglm. rd, 7 In 6 innings: "ff Marl le In 4 York, .ludio lt.... .'Mini:: 1 0 2b.. r. n 1 2 ." 0 limbered up in a preliminary shoot pires.Hart anJ Brennan, Time .' 21 off (li i:;..-n. 15 -. ¡relier n N ill oft and <.¦ K. Collins. in 7 1-3; oft .-' nith, «n 'r ¦¦>¦¦¦¦ N.-hr, I'layer Clnb. AB. lï. VC. Miller, If... 4 02 n 0 0 Pirimk. cf.. 4«l fi on for the South Shore Country Clug 2-3. Hit by Smith AT RO( n i Tottis I :: Ileilmun, Detroit.. 114 t.">(l Hi» 183 .401 er. .'.0 «' pitcher.By (Roush). HESTEK ¦i Milan, 2 4 0 0 »11 If. 4 n !i 10 The match will be com- Struck out Dy M 2. t« Sallee. Cobb, Detroit. 05 ST."» 85 144 .384 Shanks. 2b. 5 0 1 2 1 0 Sticely lb 4 0 0 11 3u trophy to-day. to ¡rquard, Wild pitch. Firsl ga .¦-. ;: off :¦:,-¦ .. Iriinos. 1. Kuth, New York..110 S87 ISO 146 .:n7 Oharrlty. c. 400 G loi1.-,;., r. rf.. 4 0 0 4 2 0 píete.1 to-morrow, with the biir tour- Stalling!* Manage Winning pitcher -Mnr tie, ising Ball ¡more 0 1 By Doak, <; b ; i.v Ex r. pitcher.Gri empires.K lem an n L Ryan, Kislcr, St. I/oaiH... 1)8 411 85 151 .368 Lamotto. us. r, o 5 c 0 Schalk, c 500 r. 2 0 nament opening Monday. :onr Mc- Kochester. 0 <;r.K pitch. i :. (j -Quieley -n.-iikcr, (live... .104 307 86 146 Erickson, v 4 o n o 1 o Russell, p... 30 1 i 4 0 Ick. Time 2:01. 10 0 3 i.'iO O'Day Tlmi .308 Three of tho American Olympic Professional Eleven Batteries.Groves Bgan; K> enan and St Wlrtz. I..,';-;..1001 Totals. 41 1 0 30 14 0 Totali. .. 39 0 3 39 23 1 champions on hand to-day were Fred WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.--Geonra Two-base hits- Washington. noooOOOOOOOO 1.1 Plum, of Atlantic City; Frank M. [Stallings, famous pilot of the Bos¬ Martin's Wins S-^.-ond game. II. II. E. Ruth. Threo-base hits Chtratfo. 0O000000 0 0O0 0.0 Troeh, Vancovcr. Wash., and Forest ton Braves, will bring his Rochester Pitching Baltimore_ 0 0 5 0 10 0 10- Naîly, Ru h Stolen base T Two-base hits.Collins, Shanks, Smith. McNeir, Houston, Tex. The Ramblers, professional football For Cubs Over Rochester_ 0 0000320 l.0 10 Sev« rel 1, Pipp V Naval Sacrifice«.Fallt, Double Olympic team, Phillies Frank and Double play.Gerber and Staler. Miller, Oharrlty. Mark Ario, was also here this fall to the Batteries.Clarke, Davis: plays.Harris, Lnmott« and Juduc ; Hooper, champion, present, play Washington PHILADELPHIA, 20. .Martin Blako, Knight and Wirta. 8 Xew rork, 8; St Academy May but he will be unable to shoot next Football Club. is now man- Aug. Charge und Mulligan, Schalk Collins; Kalk and Stalling? held Philadelphia to six scattered hits a.Off Davis, 1; off Burwell, t; off Schallt. Left on bases.Washington, 11; week, since he has become a profes¬ aging the Rochester International Hoyt, 4, Hits- iff Davis, 17 -, : r>. »ases to-.lay. and Chicago scored an easy vic¬ ¦.ft Admission to Chlcaeo, on hails--off Russell, -. sional since winning the world's cham¬ League team, but at the end of the 5 to 2. Balchs Beaten on Links Burwell, 1 in 2. Struck ont.By Hoyt.. Athletic ,«ff 4. Struck out Hv tory, Q. Smith and 4: Games 2; i Erickson, Erickson, pionship. season will devote himself Sedgwick by Davis, by Burwel! 4; by ltUHsell, 2. i'a«k.«.,.i ball- Schalk to football. were hit hard in the first and ninth in¬ NEW 20..At pll her- Davis. Umpires.Nallln ai Umpires.Wilson «ml Owens. Time 3:30 LONDON", Conn., Aug. r Ily. and Under nings, respectively, when the Cuba Eastern Point, Conn., Miss Authorities of disposition qualities. these mad«' their winning runs. Virginia Hopeful circumstances, it is felt that Congress Wines Hoat Rare The score: Palmer, of New London, and Rob rl t its schools Jazz More Liberal Financial training alonp RUMSON, N. J., 20.- In a in cnucAGO (N. i... rrui,.\. in. v.) Moore, of New Orleans, won the mixed as i.- done Aug. light nil r li n lines, by many of the southwest wind the Standings Major i*« e! ab r i. po n e owned Leagues rf. " tournament foi their state univ< rsities. Jazz, by Flack, 3 1 I 2 00 J Smith 3b 4 0 putting at the Shenecossett Help From William li. Potts and Well, sailed by 1« ici ,¦.¦ ss 4 .' 2 'i « 0 Mill r. 3b 10 0 2 0 Congress There arc several needs it i.., 4 0 0 t ..1 Country Club this afternoon. Jn the pressing Edward C, led the fleet of one NATIONAL LEAGUE 7 Itnpi 0 0 0 0 :-i itic line. The main athletic Fiddler, AMERICAN LEAGUE II 4 112 2 0 t/Bi i'.v'.i rr 4 0 0 I) final hey defeated Mr. and Mrs. De dc3ign knockabouts of th Rurason Club Baxl "- If 50 2 0 0 0 Kinn. If... 0 ! ;t o ÍAPOLIS, Md., Aug. 20. The needs a increased cf u itt Balch, of the si ore TIRE PRICES NEVER largely seating over the South Shrewsbury cour;;«; from Malsel, loi no Leo, Ib.. 4 0 2 13 » n Cincinnati, by EQUALLEDÏ financia! question is to be capacity to accommodate the crowds start to YESTERDAY'S RESULTS YESTERDAYS Grimes, lb 3 0 1 12 0 0 Williams cf. 410 2 0 0 of Ö ami 2. getting finish. J. Ford Johnson RESULT« O'l irrell .-. 411 : no bs i 71 1 New, of 100 all -, o;- as -i. h attend the events. There < jr.'s Parh'son, Bl Makes, Types to athletics at the naval larger ht wink led the bird class St. Lou In, 10; New York, 1. New York, 3; St. 2. Martin, o 3 00 0 2.0 Uenllnc. .-.. 3 0 0 4 0 r ,..- a few of man; trra! - is dire need for better as yachts. Louis, . boathouscs, Cincinnati. 12; 5. Cleveland, 7; ?,. O Smith, [i 1 tu o 2 o hat the au- tho now used the naval Brooklyn, Boston, "Wri'atone. o o o o on 34x4i/2 Federal.$9.53 '.'.-. being by Pittsburgh, fi; Boston, 4 (13 ins.). Detroit. 10 0 International .-, in the n< ur future, are the Eastern leugne 3; Philadelphia, 2. SodgWick. D 1 2 0 League abandon their poorest at the disposal Chicago, 5; Philadelphia, 2. Washington, 1; 0 35x5 Swinebarts.15.00 traditional policy of of any rowing college in the United Hartford, 2; Bridgeport, 1. Chicago, (13 ins.). Totals... 31 5 9 27 1111 Totals... S3 2 8 27 10 2 admission to any States. Pittsfield, 1 ; Watcrhury, 0. .Batted tor O. Smith In fifth inning. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS 35x5 Gillette, Firsts.12.50 It wl fi fact, 1 o V¿; New 2 STANDING OF impossible The academy also needed larger and Springfield, Haven, (lat). STANDING OF CLUBS Chicago. 21000000 2.R Toronto, 13; Jersey City, 1 (1st). 35x5 Republic Cords...... 13.50 t,o continue spbai is better both for its Now Haven, 6; Springfield, ¡i (2d). CLUBS Philadelphia, o o 0 o l o 1 0 0.2 Toronto, 10; 5 a swimming pools, i....;.. Jersey City, (2d). United States 35x5. .. .2S.0O without final tber di- tic and for Albany, .".; Worcester, 0 (1st), ¦0 i3! 80 ra '/i o o -o fwo hits.I.eo, Parkinson, O'Far- 4; Cords, aquí tho - Buffalo, 1 sporl - Newark, (1st). regular o t r =. lar a- tn_-ñT"0.> " Hollocher ,',r\t. training of the in this Albany, 13; Worcester, C (2d), :«. rell, (2). Sacrifices.Martin, Buffalo. 4; Newark. 3 Carlisle Cores. . $14, $16, $18, $21 The alternative will be in more midshipmen Terry, Ilollocher, Henllno. Hits.Off G. (2d). only art. The money was Smith, 5 In .¦ Innings; oft 4 in -l Rochester, 3: 1 (1st). 1000 ',¦¦ ral :"-.. actually appro Sodgwlck, Baltimore, Others, $6.00 up Congr« and ;,' ated for thifl purpose a year ago, bul American Association Stolen basei M ilsol, :.-i s. Struck out Baltimore. 7; Rochester, Ii C'd). ever a r !jfin and St.. Paul, 7; 0 By G. Smil It, by Sodgwlck, 3; by built, it if) Columbus, (1st). . Heading. 5; Syracuse. 1 (1st). i, '¦¦. (U i '. for Martin, fj Buhoi Oft G. Smith. ippoi now rumored that the St. Paul, 13; Columbus, 9 ( 2d I. ricvelanil 81 7 13 II I) I-I 11 711431 .623 7. off Ick '.' -if Syracuse, 10; appropriation .I V'W !» .' - Sodgw Martin, I. Left on Reading,2 (2d). f | has 'oi-.-a withdrawn, Milwaukee, 4; .'! fl2 rittahurgli 5| 01 01 ,062 '.irk. I» 10 I'.' BÍIS'OR 13 ..'.'» b Hill r- i, 0 >' Louisville, ins,). SVu \«.rK. 0 12 li KD¡l2|lflllül75U0|II Wnnh'ton.. Philadelphia. (.AMES routl ¦. at ral Ii. Indianapolis, 8; K'n ¡as 0. 10113(00 IH¡ .000 0| B|.i 9! «i 8|12| h;o:¡;.V»| ,:cm pli lier G, Smith, Umpires Rlgl« r an ! TO-DAY Ji<'/.ry Wilson, supcrin- City, »-....«i.m. (i r, m «»lililí .¦ II :- i 72Î-1723' near 55th St. a KMiriK1 .r«7i a. i) 11 the featu ¦,'. ' Toledo, H; ;«] 50(58 .401 Muran, Tim« 40. Newark at Buffalo. Broadway, academy, believes in Minneapolis, 'i. 1-i.K.l.lMi. 7 lo *'. 7 H| B 13 ailOOl .021 Ito-.ion « 4j 7! 0.1141 HJ 8 33 50 .473 although it own that thi ports and i.> to secure appro¬ m. l «mis IS H ri|l8.lio H 0157 SO .."ii)i Drtrolt. B « 8112 5l.111 10lB4|64 .468 Baltimore at Rochester. Kvrrjthlng Tor of the whole trying Southern Cincinnati, ¡«a I D .UM ChicACo... 4 12 B -I 7' 10 85 .130 Bears in Double-Header at priations foi their proper maintenance. Association 810.- 10)0164 6.11 Reading Syracuse. Chlcaeo... I 7 ,V « 8 . i<>!»7'«HI .400 I'hilo'iihiii. 4| 0 I K 7 It It in honed that tho members of Con¬ Little Rock, C; 4 Chilu ,". _7| .42|71: .372 A special double bill at DycUman Ova] Other teams not scheduled. Chattanooga, (1st). îililn, H| ;. 5| il ;"> 7 iítiHO. .:¡¡o (.unies lost 113 42 54 58 50'64 this afternoon has been gress vvi) 1 appreciate that sport«, par- Chattanooga, 4; Little Hock, ] (2d) {¡itiiK'H loKt 0B;71. arranged, in STANDING OF CLUBS BOWLINS Compétitive athietici is * distinct tlclarly In competition with other in- Birmingham, H; Mobile, 7. l0|IR|48|fl6|56|64|66|S0| which Jeff Tesreau'a Hears take on two GiLlISRDS^^^ GAMES VV. L. feature of the braining of midshipmen, ititutions, are not merely Nashville, 6; New Orleans, 3. TO-DAY of this season's most successful nines. Pet! \V. L. Pet. '. recreational, GAME8 TO-DAY B'more. M 32 .75« Prie«« and Terms to Suit. bjmJ .- opinion of i with though ihi i* in itsolf but Memphis, 6; Atlanta, I, New York at St. Louis (two). Plainfield and Harrowgatc. The tirst Newark.. $"> 70 .440 necessary, -.¦" . . St. Louis at New York. Buffalo 7ft 52 .600 ...;,,<..,. for» -i '¦,".' important form p b > importait part of the Boston at Cleveland. game will be called at '.'. p. m. Svrac'se. ? ( 75 .405 REPAIRS BV EXPERT MEChANlCI meant of youths in military hijof Ilmmbull tu Ou¡. l.l/hel» tr\<*U\, Brooklra Cincinnati al Brooklyn. Washington at » Toronto 69 59 .539 J. ( it v.... 4 7 76 .382 trathing training midshipme». ve. Cincinnati, 3 p. m.-~Advt. Other team» not Chicago. lUinchiill. To-duy, Col» firouud», 3 r. .M., Roch'r.. 66 59.528 13 Th« Brunswick