Yankees Triumph Over Tigers in Ten-Inning Battle, 2-1.Giants Are Defeated by Pirates, 6-2 Breaks NehPs Smith's Homer Into UpperDeck in't It a Grand and Glorious Feelin'? By BRIGGS Cooper Long Wins Battle for the Hugmen Dominance Over Buccaneer$ AMO Th£ R6^Li2ATlOW -A-s Tr-+e: B/MMKRuptcy Bob Meusel Ties Score in Ninth With Drive Into Fí>aX4_/ístCC OrJ TtHèT ¿TOO« OP RUlM ANO UTTttR McGraw9a Southpaw Knocked Out of the Box i AMD CNVe DAY Y£>L/ sCOUl&T STaçisS YOU Left Field Holds CobbV /NAAftKet DcaoCATioM TeRRtnes IrM TH(S PaCB Second After Bleachers; Shawkey ¿"ODPSmCY DlSCoúfaR tfco ARÉS. ft*-» Inning Winning Twelve Strata} t Heavy Hitters Runless After Opening Inning IM FitM.«sN».C{AL. &T«.A.lT»S From Smoky City Team; Tif-rncy Star» at B-r By John Kieran By W. B. Hanna The invasion oí the Westerners started with a crash at the Polo PITTSBURGH, Aug. 15..This i_ the last pennant quest to the W Grounds yesterday when the clawing Tigers tore wildly around the dia¬ the Giant« will make this year. If they come again St wjj| ^V *J mond for eight and a half innings. The Jungle Cats were caught in the world series flag. To-day they made a glow start toward ninth and thrust behind the bars in the tenth, when the improvm» th ignominiously chances for either the National League or the world serip» * ! won the overtime 2 to p-'-p Ha 5py Hugmen struggle by 1. Home runs did it, Pirates, after two days in the grip of a slump, bracer] and even on beat their «t ? ana "'lU-be" Ruth wasn't the field. Tho Gianta wt>ro pretty thorousrhly ?¦-_ wz« Y*s, in4eed! Two rousing home runs«» out of it all the Th*y made a'l the difference in the world to during game. the Yankees yesterday. Long Bob had Uttie chanco against the artful ami A Poor T(tke.()i Meusel made one of them at the ex¬ Helpful Homer$ proflciont pitching of Southpaw Wilbur of Howard when he tied pense Ehmke, NEW YOBK (AI».) DETROIT (A. Cooper, who«« control was bo deftly the score in the ninth with a blow into i- ]U) ab li pr> a ci ibi li |» k shaded that he worked the outaide cor¬ the left field bleachers, and Elmer WIM. cf.. 3 9 1 1 89¡Blu». lb. » 0 1 1« 2 0 the M'MHlan cf 1 0 0 6 6 01Jon««, Mi.. 5 0 0 S 80 ner of the to the continued puz¬ Smith, the recent arrival from Sb.. 40 2 1 plate the other cir¬ Dvfmn. ROiOcbb. cf.. 4 I 3 '00 zlement of the array of rf Yankee farm, produced Smith, rf. 5 1 1 i OOjVuai-li. if. 4 0 3 1 00 righthanded Rill»»;!!, »I ( ,' \\\ t St cuit clout in the tenth, when he sent Plpp, lb... 4 0 % 1? eO'.HrH'nn, rf 4 0 1 1 00 hitters elected to face him. *ch_i«t. c. 40 0 3 3 0 1 4 domi¬ fyqmot ?-i> í i i i i o Ou-,h_» ¡* some 16,000 happy fan» homeward with Out«'-, .M0 30 Likewise, Arthur Nehf's long firmm. Ih 8 1 ! « *if?» J¦»! Mfiiwl. If. 4 1 1 2 M 30 0 Ml 0; , M OOiKlsney, 2 4 0 nance over the batters came -. *%£? \ . a rousing blow into the upper right Word. 3b.. 40 0 4 40 Baasler, ('.4 13 Til Pittsburgh K-hrnt-lt. 4 t »s.. was knocked out in 4 0 o tSTm ill ! S field stand. «cott. 40 3 0 49 Khwke, s It 1 0 0 0 to an end. Nehf Coo»«, p.. ..- p for SliaiTkov. p. 4 0 1 0 4 0 Oïdium, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 He wasn't to his JHfl Battling Bob Shawkey pitched AMD Tt~{<~ Poocî H0O5E, ($ II- Tvajo Day.£ OH-H-W-M' BOY? the second inning. up _j*K**!tr>f .. 11!,»! the Yanks, and he hurled a great game, ToUU.. 87 3 ' standard and couldn't apply the Btuff ToUL... »3 < 12 27 11 did nick him 1130 30 0 Total». 3*113*29 13 1 c?rjLV a PevAj Jumps Ybo read That Your AIM'T IT A to the ball he does. l| Th_,, ¿JTTJy- even if the wily Tigers »Two cat whan winning- run was scored. lÁ-tcsfc, usually .Balter, for Jonnard l. for an even dozen base blows. The ahcao of orp AMD Th» Pirates had the useful faculty to nlnlh ,n_)Bf New York. 000 0 0 0 0 0 1 1.2 yom LIABll.iTieS,lN3TeAD GR-t^-R-PtAND PHUbwgh. jiO 61» deep sea sailor would have held the Detroit. 100 000 000 0~1 aeiNG TbiRTV MILLION make their hits count and rapped the free of alien except for GLOR-R-RIOU5 FGfiUN'f* ball with and cohesive earnest¬ plate footsteps Three-base hit.Blue. Kom« run». DOCLAR3, ARC OML-Y deadly Tnree-bs«* an incautious base on balls to Tyrus Meuael, Smith. Sacrifices.Veitch, Dusan. ness. That is, they hit hard when hit».li(,r*j»ytll« rar'v * did hit and made their hits T,err.*y. Ruwjll. Horn, r.n.-TfcM__ Raymond bases.New York. S; they they Sacrifie«- -Harnh»rt. Doubl« Two men were down when Bob com¬ ¡on Detroit, 11. Bases . TATA Bunched hits of various sizfs Mararivi:> «ni vlxva.Gr^Z' or. ball».Off Rhawfcey, Î; off Ehmke, 1. TA count. Orîrr.îr.; Traviio«- '.- mitted this social error, and the hurler Struck out.By Shawkey, 8; by 4. acoounted for runs. Jonnard held them tfrimm. I»«f< on bs»*»_XM» v0rv for Hit».Off IShmkn. Pitt«bur_h, í B,w, . iS had cause to regret it immediately, Ehmke, 30 In 8 Î-S Innings; off pretty well until the ninth inning, 1; off Jonnard. bX_$r^Jl Veach and Heilman brought Oldham. 1 in 1. Losing pitcher.Oldham. when bundled a a home .track out.By NeStH singles by Umpires.Dinneen ar.d Hlldebrand. Time they triple, ty .Tornar.!, by Cooper, î H»«»-5_1 the tally over the pan. .2:36. run and two singles. N'nhf. 5 In 1 1 !r,n!nR»; o« J »t>_rHome Run Hitters usage for inning! made off Dutch WASHINGTON (A- J_) ET. LOUIS (A. L.) The ball was insentient and unrespon¬ Ruether. "But," 1m down in a shower of horseshoes, for »!> r h e In Each added, sure po a ab r li po . » Major League sive to his handling, and it curved up to "they ..¿a Hjj it. bounced out of Bassler's glove, and nice. cf.... S3 1 T10 Gerber, «a. 4 0 11 5 0 in Games Yesterday drives in the morning chance. He made the Harris. 2b.. 8 2 2 2 10 Tobin, rf.. 5 0 2 0 10 the atters as larg<î as a snowball and paper." Bob got another Judge, lb... 11 0 0 0 most of and crashed the next ball 10 Sl«ler. lb.. 4 1 8 8 10 AMERICAN LEAGUE (Copvrtgtit, ifSI, Ifeus York Tribune Inc.; Trade Hark Regist«red. V. 8. Patent Season's was hit forcefully. A base on alia it, Goilin, If.. 4 0 4 10 0 Jacob'n, If 4 0 1 2 0 0 Player and Club. G. AU. H. Pet. Ofioat and over the head of Bob Veach. Brower, rf.. 3 0 0 3 0 0 M'Man'g, 2b 3 0 0 3 0 0 R. Trrtal. and singles by Schmidt Maranville in Rare pitched Shanks. 3b.. 3 1 0 0 Slsler, St. Louis.. .105 430 04 177 ..418 S 87 run came Maranville's hit Donohue, Form, It hovered high in the air, while the 00 Williams, cf 4 0 1 8 0 1 Cobb. Detroit. 110 380 74 1S7 .407 Johnny Weismuller.the fish that walks like a man. Walker, Athletics. and a in. I'eckui'gh, as 4 0 1 0 7 0 Seïereid. c. 4 0 3 3 1 0 1 11 to the of the ¿ins sat breathless. Ptelnlch, o. 4 0 1 4 0 ü Speaker, Clovo.104 382 »1 14B .880 Motlftel, Ynnkfce». drove Nehf contemplation Shuts Out 3-0 Bronkle. 3b. 4 0 1 4 2 0 10 came in. The latter Phillies, Veach leaned against the left field Zatii&ry, p.. 8 0 1 00 0 Wright, p.. 30 0 0 80 Bswsler, Detroit... 01 270 80 07 .851 Crimes. Cubs. 1 bench and Jonnard CINCINNATI, UoUmann, Detroit. 100 406 70 130 .343 "Edgar Rice discovers new tribe in 7 a but Aug. 15..Dor.ohaetw ffice, up a daisy and reciting »Collins ... 10 0 0 0 0 Burroughs the center of the Smith, Yankees. 1 filled the bases by walking man, in rare form and the Red« tearing Pruett. p.. 0 0 0 0 0 0 to-day »hat- "S'le love« me. sjie loves me not." The NATIONAL LEAGLE earth." Probably the two Boston ball clubs that started in Wood, Indians. 1 just the same he allowed no scoring. out the Phillips, 3 to 0. Meadows tBllllnjs ..10 0 0 09 something « the air tl» ¦in':\vor to the left fielder's puzzle was Player and Club. O. AB. R. H. Pet. like that direction several weeks Tlorney, Plrat**. 1 A force at the plate and chop- was eîTect.ive, except in the third,«ata. out of Total«... 29 6 10 27 9 0 Totals.. 86 1 11 24 IS 1 Homsby, St. Louis.Ill 436 03 163 .875 ago. 1 S act of Reb Russell ended that par¬ ¦N*ït." for the ball fell just Blgbee, Pittsburgh. 107 485 70 Hollocher, Cubs. I ping the locals scored all their ran» « two rows back in the bleachers. "Batted for Wright in seventh inning. 161 .370 Indians. 2 2 ticular of piratical revelry. euch tBatted for Pruett In ninth Grime«, Chicago... 06 351 71 187 .368 O'Neill, period singles by Burns and Deubert, a pan Í cott and Ward followed with singles Inning. New York. 72 817 82 78 .300 Indians..... 1 2 The change from Nehf's pitching, in a Washington. 20 1 0 garder, is said to tStaphenson, and double by Pinelli. Meado-» oh- 8 the of Ehmke, and Cobb 00 21 x.6 liellorher, Chlcago.118 440 07 J56 .355 Turkey have taken up cockroach racing. We have chased which the ball appeared to be an in« half of the expense fit, Louts. 000 0 00 010.1 of tained hits made by hit- decided that Howard was weakening Two-base a few at stated intervals, but never have been much of a on the TO DATE ¡ viting target, to the snappy speed team. The score: With the run hits.Sioler, Harris, Williams, bug LEAGUE TOTALS /id er the strain. tying Bronkle. Sacrifices.Shanks, Judge, Mc- pastime. 1<>,!2 1921 Jonnard upset Pittsburgh's high jinks CINCINNATI N L PHI__ IV _l tM second base, he sent "Red" Oldham Manus. Double plays.Slsler, Gerber and Indians Win and American L/eaguo. 375 358 materially. cb r nj» -.- ¦>{? si McMillan was Sieler; Bronkle (unassisted). Left on bases 852 three flies; Burns, rf. 41 2 1 0 0 WrJahf». »1>409»5I o the mound. Norman .St. Nutionui League. 872 In the fourth inning high 1 !ent to bat for Whitey Witt, but Louis, 10; Washington, 7. Bases on hit to in center, all Daubtrt. lb 4 1 10 0 if»*.-!. »IIHII up balls.Off Wright. 3; oft Pruett, 3; off Lose in 7*7 ;io ¡were Cunningham rmnr-sr«. V. _. cf. «M I fl the ended when Scott was Zachary, I- Struck Twin Bill Another drawback is that a few of the moat ambitious cock¬ Total». l off fast balls. Meanwhile, however,: Roush. cf g 0 1 2 0 0 Walker, rf.. 4»1 i (I inning out.By Wright, 3; by only ' off second and run down. Zachary, 2. Hits.Off Wright, «in 6 In¬ the Giants were helpless. Meusel in Fonsr<*_ 2b * I 1 4 0 M ken if 4 4» 6 ÍI caught roaches can be to on a diet the season. Pinelli. 3K -.- came the tenth. Veach nings; off Pruett, 4 in 2. Losing pitcher. persuaded go during training THE LEADERS TO DATE on the of a hit, Then opened Wright. Umpires.Guthrle and With the Mackmen the second, strength rarecey, ss 3 0 0 1 3 n Unite. 1*}.. !«»?« it with a single to right off Shawkey. Time.1:50. Connolly. American Ideosa» was the sole traveler for the first five Win«-, c.. 3 0 1 3 0 1 Ifcr.::.-... c. 401 11. At this stage the fiery Georgian deter¬ SECOND Williams, Brown*. 80 He reached first in the sterile! Doochue, p. 3 0 Ö 0 : :" Meadas-, p.. S»| 1 ft The obvious GAME PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 16..Cleve¬ Eskimo youngsters are said to have a strong fancy for castor oil. 27 innings. mined on a little strategy. ST. LOUIS (A. L) land and Walker, Athletics. but none of his Manhattan as-1 Total».. ï?3îo:rii2 BHM-i was a bunt. Therefore WA8H1NOTO (A. L) Philadelphia divided a d-ouble- a can But!., Yajukees. 21 j period, Twtli... thing sacrifice ibr hpo i»] ab r h a e There is chance that at least six or eight American youngsters be did. 0 03 0 0 " po header to-day, the Indians the Meallmonn, Tiger». 17 sociétés Cincinnati. ft If».J Ty trotted up to Handsome 'Arry Heil- Gerber, an. 2 n S 2 ORÍce, cf.... 401 1 0 0 winning 16 Philadelphia. 0 00 0 0» *!»-?' in his Tobin, rf.. 4 0 1 2 0 0 Harria, 2b... 40 1 7 3 1 first game, 11 to 4, and the Mackmen found who might be persuaded to surrender their share of this delightful Miller, Athletics. Pirates' Passion for Triples rnann and whispered something Slslor, Ib.. 5 0 2 10 0 0i Meuse!, Yankees. 11 T*ro-bcif?o hite.Pinelli. Walker. fe¬ car. Heilmann nodded Judge, lb... 4 0 2 11 2 0 the second, 7 to 4. 10 crew had a acquiescence Jacob'n, If 4 1 2 4 OOlOcslin. If... 8 00 2 0 0 Cleveland beverage. Tobin, Brown«. The black flag passion nfires.Duncan, PlneUi Doable ard immediately hit into a double play M'Man*«. 2b 4 3 2 1 SOlBrower. rf.. 300 2 0 0 pounded four local pitch¬ Kneiikor, Indians. 10 I for three-baggers. Carey and Tierney Meadows, FJ«tcher and Leslie; with much and vim. If that was Wlltunw. ef 4 0 2 1 OOlShanks, 8b., 4 00 1 4 0 ers for fifteen hits in the first game, The Setback McManas, Browns..'. 10 dimension off Jon¬ and Leslie. Left on bases.Phih vigor c 40 1 6 Falk. White 8ox. 8 jumped hits of that 8; 6. Bane* on bails.OS told him to it was a com¬ PoîcrelU. 10 Peckln'gh. es 4 1 l 1 11 including home runs' O'Neill and and as Cincinnati, L what Ty do, Bronkle. 31). 30 0 0 1 c. 20 1 2 0 0 by Judge, Henators. 9 nard in the fifth inning, Carey- hue. 2. oil Meadows, i. Struck oat.fc success. Ancient Cutshaw 2 1 0 0 OjPlcînleh, Wood. Boone and were hit Old King Cole was a jolly old soul, his plete George Davis, p... 8 0 'Bush . 100 0 0 0 Lindsay Dyke«, Athletics. 8 was on third when Tierney made Donohue. 2; by M«adow», 1. UdPiJIS- ¡ilso singled but died stealing. Torres, o... 1 O 0 0 2 0 hard in the second contest. Clarence A old soul was Burns, Red 80s. 8 the natural consequence was a ßenteil and Kiero. Time.1:25. 3 0 1 0 1 jolly he, Hooper, White Sox. 8 triple, That gave the Yanks another chance Francis, p... 4 "Tillie" Walker made his twenty-sixth run. and made it ÎGoebel .... 0 00 0 0 0 home run Until one day he a slice at the wavering game they in the first game and his developed Ruth one year ago.44 Cooper's service was gauged in the Robins Win (food, Elmer Smith isn't supposed to Total».. 35 7 12 27 12 01 Totals... S3 1 T 27 1« 3 twenty-seventh in the second game. As he stood on the fourteenth tee. National League but not seriously. It took an er¬ Exhibition hit left-handers. Just to show how .Batted The scores: sixth, for Piclnich In seventh Inninfr. Which to Old Cole Hornsby, Cardinals. 20 ror to produce a run. Cunningham contrary a ball player can be, he went tBatted for Fruncts in ninth inning. FIRST GAME helps explain why King Williams. Phillies. 18 doubled to left and miss of Game in Newark, Ohio a St. CLEVELAND (A. L.) FHILA. (A. L) 14 Bigbee's four times hitles3 against Ehmke, Louis. 011 003 2 10.7 Went so strong for the well known bowl, Kelly, Giants. same allowed to con¬ NEWARK, 1S.-TI» and then in his first time Washington. 000 000 00 1.1 ab r h po n ah r H po a o I.oe, Phillies. 14 the Cunningham Ohio, Aug. right-hander, Jam'n, If 2 1 1 1 0 0 Young, 2b.. 4 1 B 1 2 0 Back in the the nineteenth hole. Mouse!, Giants. 11 tinue to third. The infield stayed back, National team &¦ up flinging he won Two-base hit.Judge. Three-base hit.- Evans. If. 4 1 1 3 0 0 Häuser, lb.. 3 1 1 18 0 0 days of Brooklyn League against port-sided Slslor. Stolen Wheat. Koblus, ,. 11 and while Maranville was throwing the game with his circuit blow. bases.Harris, McMonus. «Wamby. 2b 5 2 3 4 6 0 Welch, rf.. 80 1 4 0 1 Alnsmith, 10 feated the Pastimes, an indepeniie» looping Sacrifices.Davis, Tobln. Left on bases. Speaker, cf 4 I 2 2 0 0 cf.. 4 01 0 0 Cardinals. Snyder out, Cunningham crossed the team of St. Louis. 5; Miller, 0 Grimes, Cobs. 10 Newark, to-day, 3 to 8. D* Washington. 10. Bases on Hft-'son. 3h 4 1 1 0 0 0 Perkins, c.. 3 0 8 3 2 1 "The location of the next world's series has stirred up New York Miller, Cubs. plate with a run. Jonnard bunted and eatur for and tài balls.Off Davis, 4; off Francis, Î. Struck J.Scw'l, us 2 1 ! 1 ,r. 0 Galloway, u 100 1 4 0 9 but pitched Brooklyn out.By 6. 3 and St. Louis an Carey, Pirates. 9 beat it, an unexpected play, Cooper the to fc& Davis, Hit by pitcher.By Wood, rf. 4 2 1 0 0 Walker. If.. 4 11 S 0 0 fans," says exchange. But not half as much as it has a little and re¬ semi-professionals three Briefs Davis (Harris). Passed ball.Sevoreid. Guíalo, lb. 5 0 1 »00 Dykes, 3b. 4 11 0 8 0 ï'ournier. Cardinals. 9 stepped on the gas striking out eleven batsmen. Umpire».Connolly and Guthrle. Time. O'Neill, c 5 a S « 0 0 Najrlor, p.. 000 0 10 stirred up New York and St. Louis baseball writers, who have to do the Walker, Phillies. 0 sumed his tyranny over the Gotham PnrklnRon. Phillies... ,. Russell a h* Just when the Caliph of Crash will 1:43. Morton, p. 4 0 0 0 i 0 Hi-lmach, p. 2 0 0 0 5 0 8 gentry. Miller, right bander, be in the is a matter Sullivan, p. 0 0 0 0 11 commuting without cutting in on the gate receipts. Ihtubert, Heds. 8 the Robins to four hits and on« rusa back game again 0 0 0 0 2 0 The fifth Pittsburgh three-bagger <>£ doubt. No loss a personage than G. Eckert, p... from the of Russell in the the first seven innings and streck ft ... 0 0 bat .Brom 10 0 0 HOME RUNS 1021 j sprang six men. Welsh another hasdft tierman Ruth himself said yesterday at Heavy ÎM'Gowan... 10 0 0 0 0 The trouble with we have been that too eighth inning. Just to show that that right the Yankee club house that he would Hitting Helps golf, told, is many players American League. 477 wasn't all the club had in its ordnance allowed two hits in the laat iania* »". be pasturing his fairy form in right White Sox to Totals. 30 11 15 27 U O' Totali... 33 4 9 27 20 3 take their game home at night, to talk about it. And in nine cases out National League. 460 followed with home two runs were scored when Ca.«** for Sullivan in eighth inning. supply, Tierney field this afternoon. Dr. George King, BOSTON, Victory »B«jít8fl of ten the ia run over the left field fence. That Toth let a throw from Second But*» his denied this information Aug. 15..The Chicago tBatted for Eckert in ninth inning. average golf game nothing you'd want hanging around the Total. 037 Dennison get from him. physician, White Sox made twenty-five hits Cleveland. 012 00 0 18 1.11 house.or even was a home run, a triple and two sin¬ away enthusiastic illy. He says tho Bambino and defeated the to-day Philadelphia. 000 000 03 1.4 the barn. the stubby second baseman. The 6core by innings: will be an innocent for Boston Red Sox, 19 to gles #for ...... 001 bystander 11. The score: Two-base hits.Wood, Gulsto, O'Neill, The Giants hit Cooper harder in the Brooklyn ^**'{f_[ several days yet. Miller. Home runs.Wood, O'Neill, Walker. Cubs N'ewart Pastime«.... 0 9 0 0 60 *£fc_ CHICAGO (A. L.) BOSTON (A. L) Stolen Sacrifice». Defeat Braves nintlî inning than at any other time. Decatur and Hunsling; P.. MBH **." ab r bases.Dykes, Young. There was a time when many duffers made a of a a and h po a e ab r h po a e Wamby, Morton. Double playa.J. Sewoll, practice taking their Rawlings opened with two-bagger, Toth. to on a 6 « « When Ty got first base Mull'n, 8b 1 3 1 1 0 LMb'ld. cf 3 0 1 0 0 0 Wamby and Gulsto (2); Wamby and golf games home, but when the drive misjudged by Bigbee. Bancroft's a in bunt in the third he Strunk, rf 3 0 1 8 0 0| Pennock, p 1 0 0 0 1 0 price cf disinfectants jumped 30 per cent In Both Contests swinging inning, Mostil. cf 3 1 2 0 0 0 Gulsto. Loft on bases.Cleveland, 0; line single scored him. Groh .landed ^XTiite Sox Purchase CsUfe set sail for the middle station on the W.Col's, p 0 0 0 0 00 Philadelphia, 6. Bases on bails.Off Hel- the habit was abandoned. KCol-n. 2b 5 2 2 8 8 1 Mitchell si 8 1 1 140 with nil the vigor in his small but ac¬ OKLAHOMA 15.- first ball Ward Hooper, rf 6 2 1 1 1 0 mach, 6; off Morton, 8; off Sullivan, 1. CITY, A«fr. pitched. dug Schang's Burns, lb.. 5 2 2 15 10 Struck out.By Naylor, 2; by Hehnach, 1; Of Double-Header tive body and started a liner to left. catcher for the throw out of the dirt and had it wait¬ Shoely. lb 6 4 4 7 00 Pratt. 2b. 4 2 2 3 2 0 as as moon Long, Kalk, If.. 6 » S 5 0 0 J.flar'g. If 5 1 4 5 0 0 bv Morion. 5. Hits.Off Naylor, 7 in 3 In¬ We understand there is a movement on Traynor jumped high the Western League club, hi*Okla«»««"».^j. ing when "Tarzan of the Tigers" tore M'Ht'n, as 4 3 3 S 2 nings; off Helrnach. 6 in 8 1-8; off Sullivan, foot among reformers to cen¬ and stuck his arm than &e*ß,s5',j_S 0 Menoslcy rf 5 2 3 0 0 0 1 In 1 off 1 in 1. up higher the Chicago Americans tor fall into the trap. Cobb was real peeved Jenkins, ss 1 0 0 in Fcwster 3b 5 1 1 0 8 0 2-S; Eckert, Passed ball sor the language of certain golfers. This can be CHICAGO, Aug. 18..The that. The ball stuck in the hand and a d«!^j Hchalk. c 4 1 8 4 2 0 Ruel. c. 5 12 8 .O'Neill. Losing pitcher.Naylor. I'm- successfully accomplished Chicago ery. about that decision, and remarked to 3 10 and on the same throw across to Grimm doubled Ban¬ arbiter Hildebrand: "We're both Hoher'n, p 0 2 0 1 0 Qulnn, p. 1 0 0 0 0 0 pires-rrOwcns Morlarty, Time.2:00. day Niagara is harnessed, if the censorship is made Cubs took both games of a double- get¬ CYmrt'y. p 0 0 9 0 0 0 Buessll. p } 0 0 0 2 6 SECOND GAME attempt header from the Boston Braves croft. It was Traynor"s only fielding ting old, but thank the Lord only one Blan"p, p. 1 10 0 0 0 Forgu'n, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 PIHLA. (A. la.! CLEVELAND just after certain golfers have wasted two in a to-day chance, but he made it a vivid one. It Faher. p. 2 110 0 0 cf. Í 1 0 0 TA. L) wallops bunker. by scores of 5 to 0 and 8 to 8, respec¬ of us is blind!" Miller, 3 0 ab r h po a o ab r li po a e stopped a New York rally.stopped it, 'Johnson.. 10 0 0 00 ... 0 0 0 0 tKaiT 00 Toung. 8b. 60 13 2 1 .Tamt'on, If r, 0 3 0 0 0 tively. ail in a »J.Collins.. 1 0 0 0 0 0 Häuser, lb. 3 2 111 1 0 Wamby. 2b. 5 I 1 3 8 0 The Big Barrier Kaufmann allowed four in heap. Miiier Huggins likes to hear the 10 0 0 only hits . «Chaplin.. 00 Welch; rf. 30 1 1 0 0|Speaker, cf. 3 1 1 \ 0 0 the p.i.¦ of tho birds on the bench Miller, cf.. 4 18 4 00 Ste'ion. Sb. 4 1 A first game, while Chicago bunched chirping -Totals. 4S 19 25 27 111 11 18 27 0 1 » 1 0 heavyweight champion, once he has for a its The when his team is at bat. If the midget Totals. 43 H Bruegy. c. S 0 1 3 0 0 .T.Sewell. a» 4 b 1 § 4 0 camped spell upon the hits, locals jumped into the Briefs »Batted for McClellan in eighth Inning. .M'G'owan. 00 0 0 00 Wood. rf.. 3 0 1 1 0 0 summit, faces the tallest barrier in is lead in the second game manager is coaching on first and the Ferkln», c. 0 0 0 0 0 0 Gulsto. lb.. 4 0 sport-r-which lack of competition. by hitting op¬ tBatted for Ferguson in sixth inning. 11$ 0 0 behind bases on balls and an dugout chorus fails to register, he tBatted for LeiboM in sixth inning. Oallo'ay, 39 4 3 3 2 3 0 O'Neill, c. 4 1 1 1 2 0 Ty Cobb, Tilden, Hagen, Hornsby, etc., face one test portunely Manager MoGraw was in Saratoga an JBatted fi,r W. Collins In ninth Walker. W. 4 1 2 2 0 0 Boone. p,.. 2 0 1 0 2 0 competitive after error, with some daring base running. yesterday and w«3 in the pives earnest, inviting, "come-all- inninç. Dyke*. Sb.. 3 0 2 1 10 1 0 0 0 2 0 another. delayed wave of his left arm and the Chicago. 033 2 2 7.19 I Lindsay, p. Joijes weakened in the sixth inning and neighborhood of Buffalo en route here. yez!" 0J0 Bommel, p. 4 0 0 0 2 0 tGarrtner.. 10 0 0 0 0 not to happy voices of the reserves are loud Boston. 200 10T 01 0.11 Edroun'n, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 They only build up their skill and add to their had be replaced by Cheeves. Two-base hits.Sheely, Schalk, Mc- experience under The Bcores: Phil in the land. riellan, Pratt Three-base hits. fire, but they have some incentive Douglas, of the prima donna (2). Totals.. 33 7 18 27 !) l' Totals.. 38 4 1134 14 0 for active training and hard condi¬ ways, came over a behind the rest Schalk. J. Harris. Stolen has».Menosky. .Batted for In seventh FIRST GAME day Aaron Ward never made a greater Sacrifices.Mulligan. Strunk, Falk, Schalk. Bruggy Inning. tioning. of them and appeared fit to do a hard Double and E. tBatted for Lindsay In eighth inning. CHICAGO (N. L.) BOSTON (V. U) ftop in his life than he did on Cobb's plays.McClellan Collins; This can even ab r h po a e ab 1 h a e day's work. Jesse Burkett was his Schalk arel Burns. Left on bases.Chi¬ Philadelphia.110 2 10 2 0 x.7 apply to the as po scorching grasser in the fifth with Lou Cleveland. 00 3 00 1 000.4 lightweight champion, Leonard has Statt, cf., BO 0 4 0 0 Powell, ct.. 3 0 0 1 0 3 guide, philosopher and traveling com¬ cago, 9; Boston. 8. Bases on ball».Off Two-base shown. Hollo'er, g» 3 ]. 3 1 40 Kopf, 2b.... 40 1 4 10 Blue just yearning to score from third Robertson, 1 ; off Courtney, off Blanken- hits.Walker, Wamby. Brug,g.y, 8 1 panion. ehlp, 1; off lj Jamleson. Three-baBû hits Galloway, Terry, Üb.. 0 S SO Nicholson, rf 4 0 0 0 0 1 base. Wsrd'e did a revolving hand¬ Qulnn, 1; off Busseli, 1; off Dykes (2). Home But Dempsey hasn't in the of Grimas, lb. 4 0 0 10 10 Em as.... 80 0 1 |0 stand en the ball in Ferguson. 1. Struck out.By Robertson, runs.Stephenson. indulged practice his profession for Heath'te, rf 4 1 1 6 0 0 Holke, lb... 10 1 0 The order to halt it» 'i 1 ; by 2; Qutnn. Walker, O'Neill. Stolon base.J. Sawell. fourteen 400 morning averages find Frank Blankenghlp, 1; months. ... and his throw to the re¬ by by Sacrifices.Welch, McGowsn. Double play ¡ Friborg. If. 31 1 t 00 NUon. If. 8 0 0 3 10 Snyder among the first perfect plate Pennock, I; by W. Collins, 2. Hits.Off Galloway, Young and Krus. Sb... 9 1 1 0 10 Barbare, Sb. 3 0 1 0 4 0 five; also Wal'y sulted in the ultimate capture of Blue Robertson, 11 In B innings (none out In Häuser. Left 'on No matter how he c. 1 8 8 10 c. 20 0 Sohang and two sixth): off bases.Cleveland, lo: Philadelphia, 8. keen might have been to land earnestly on some O'Farwll, 4 O'Neill, 00 Johnny BaBsler, other a Courtney, 1 in 1-8; off 4 0 1 1 0 0 ... after merry chase up and down the 6 in 3 Blanken- Bases on balls.Off Rommel, Î; off rival Kauf'anil, p ?Hoeckel 10 1 Co catchers. ship, 1-S; off Faber. 0 in 11-3; off 2; off 1. Struck Boone, chin, there wag no one in sight until the Wills affair to Bra*ton, p,. 0 o 9 pe line. Qulnn, 8 in 2 2-3; off Russell. 6 in 2 l-s. Lindsay, out.Bv Bommel. began attract 3 0 0 0 Ferguson, 0 in off off 2. Hits-r-Off Boone, S In S 1-S innings: off notice. in his must have wation, P- Q 2 Colonel 1; Pennock, 4 in I 1-3; Lindsay. 7 In 8 2-8; off Although prime, he skidded several kilometers Gibson, e. 10 1 1 00 Ruppert, according to Mr. There was no bueier man on the off W. Colljns, g ir, i 2-3. Wild pitches. Edmundson. 0 in 1. this tierney, arose and informed the Hussell, Courtney, Pennock. Hit by pitcher.By Rommel (J. SeweU); through long lay-off, for it came at a period of his career Totals.. 88 5 10Î7 10 0I mag¬ a field yesterday than Wally The Winning by Lindsay (Dykes). Wild when he Totals... 300424111 nates therein assembled that anv limit Only few.but Pipp. rlichor.Blankenship. Losing pitcher. Passed ball.O'Neill. pilch.Boone. needed harder work. .Batted for O'Neill In eighth inning elongated first sacker had thirteen of Pennock. Umpires.Nallln and Evans. Boons. Losing pitcher- agreed on for the cessation of ba'rter of fewer i the first eighteen Yankee putouts, and Time.2:27. 'Time.1:56.Umpires.Morlarty und Owens. Chicago. 011 ï 0 0 0 1 x~-6 players would suit his club, but he to-night he whaeked out a pair of singles on Boston. 000 000 0 00.0 1728 straw hats. his first two trips to the plate- We recall the time when Mike Two-base hits.O'Farroll (2). Home run Donlin, at the of . were $3.00 -.. m-~.-.- height his career, Hollocher. Sacrifice.Kfu*. 119 stayed out a season. Poublo play Hold He still was good when he returned, but never the .---Terry. Hollocher and Grime«. Left on 51s! were H00 Amateur Bouts To-night in same brilliant hases.Boston, 5; Chicago, 8. Bases on 786 were $5.00 A record has ! Mike. He had lost the which one halls.Off Watson, 2; off 2. entry been received Standings impetus carries along. Btruclt Kaufmann, Major out.By Watson, 2: by Kaufmano, 305 were $6.00 for the open air amateur tour¬ Leagues boxing .5; by Braxton, 1. Hits.Off Watson, 8 in 7 nament to be held by the Metropoli- Innings; off Braxton, S In 1. Hit by $1.45. tnn'Association A. A. U. at the New National American Some expert has figured it out that there are pitcher.By Watson (Frlberg). Losing 225th League now J39 rules in golf, pltaher.Watson. and York Velodrome, Street and YESTERDAY'S RESULTS League but only 119 are on Umpire».Qulgley Broadway, to-night and to-morrow YESTERDAY'S RESULTS broken, the average round. Moran. ïime-^l:J9. tafe*¡ night. Pittsburgh, 6; New York, 2. New York, 2; Detroit, 1 (10 ins.). S EICON J) O AME 358 bathing suit« Chicago, 5; Boston, 0 (1st). Washington, St. CHICAGO (N. h.) BOSTON (N. L.) 6; Louis, 1 (1st). "It has taken me r h too! 3 St. Louis, 7; three weeks," writes R. P. H., "to over ab po as ab r h po a e deep dip, Eastern Chicago, 8; Boston, (2d). Washington, î (2d). shock of get the Stats, of.., 4 0 3 3 0 0 Powell, of.. 4 1a 3 00 League Cleveland, 11; Philadelphia, 4 Leonard being awarded the verdict over Hollochcr, ss 4 1 1 8 5 0 Kopf. st,.... SOI 3 2 3 Were $5.00 to $8.50. Bridgeport, 8; Albany, 2. Cincinnati, 3; Philadelphia. 0. (1st). popular Tendier. My 3 Other teams not Philadelphia, 7; Cleveland, 4 (2d). next move will be to look an Terry. Sb... 11 1 8 0 Nicholson, rf 4 0 1 2 0 0 Pittsfield, 8; Worcester, 3. scheduled. Chicago, 19; up eye doctor. They say that Leonard landed Grimes, lb.. 3 3 111 10 Gowdy, c... 300 3 $3.75. Hartford, S; Waterbury, 1 (first Ata Boston, 11. the greater number of and Heathcoto. rf 4 1 1 1 0 0 Ford. 83_ 401 2 80 blows, that quantity counts above quality, But Friberg, ir.. Uli 0 00 Hoik«, lb... 4 11 ? 0 0 game). I recall Jack O'Brien Krug. 3b... 2 1 1 1 0 1 NlXOn, If... 4 6 0 3 00 outpointing Steve Ketchel in nine of c. 1 « Waterbury, 7} Hartford, 2 (second a the ten rounds O'Farrell, 8 1 10 Barbart. 3b. Î 0 0 I 8 0 Suits? Yes-siree! xi | by mile or more, but Ketchell a Jones, p. Î 0 0 0 0 0 M'Naraar», pill 0 80 game). got draw through one solid shot that Clieovi», p.. 10 0 i 3 0 Other teams not scheduled. hung Jack over the ropes. Either Tendier hit , Generous revisions .9. Leonard far harder or else Total«... SsBBW'TUl' Total»... 14 2 Leonard can take very little 31 jIT24 the stock. ¿ Southern Association New York... .I 7 0! 8 St. I^mif. punishment«" Chicago. Î10 000 2 S x.8 through St. Louis.... 8-~ 3 11 New York... io|n:io¡iü¡ee 15 .505 Boston. 00 0 00 2 I 0 0.î down to r Little Rock, 4; New Orleans, 0 (1st), Chicago.. 7111 -- 8 7 66 10 .689 Home Many $40- Pittsburgh. 9' 5 Detroit. 10 12¡10;lSi»10101» M run.-Orlmea. Stolen bases.Krug, Little Bock, 4; New Orleans, I (2d), _r- Chieaao.. » si .517 "Paddock has never run as far as Stats (3). Sacrifices.Krug, Cheeves, Terry. and 0. Cincinnati.. >! ."' 8 0 CleveUuni... 11 4! 8|10 57 53 .518 East New York," reports an ex¬ Doublo plftys-^r-O'Farrell and $50. Chattanooga, 3; Nashville, Brooklyn... 4 4 8 6 '18 .I 8 10 12(58 57 .504 change. Isn't that far Hollocher; Birmingham, 10; Atlanta, Î. Philu'piiiu. fi S 8 1 Wash'ton.., . G 7 10153 .V; Europe East? Grimes, Hollocher and Grimas; Cheevei Honten. ï'hi!aJphla..! S 8j.'. .483 and Grimes. |.eft on bases-.Boston, 6; Other clubs not scheduled. .'! 4Í101 8J »1 8) Of 8|.J8WJ71 ? 7 43 01 .403 on Kogebs Peet 8 . Chicago, 4. Bases ball«.Oft ¦Bouton.I 0) 8l 6 71 6-.. MoNftmara, («¦ftine« j«wt.'46;47 ...... -,_-____¦¦-¦ .-»dé41 .37« Wîlïard to See 6; off Jones. 1: of# 4Í»"48iB8i58l8Siílj 1 (lamea \~~ LOS Dempsey Fight Browns Obtain Eddie Ohaevee, 3. «truck out Com:?aïîJ American Association logt.|4»!«e:53i58;57^7Jejjei] ANGELE8, Aug. 16.-~Jess Wil- Foster .By Jones, 3; by MmN'amara, 3; by at 13th GAMES'TO'DÂÎT*' GAMES TO-DAY lard, former heavyweight cham? BOSTON, Aug. 16.--Third baseman Cheeves, 1. Hits.Off Jonas, 7 in « Innings St. "Four St. Paul, 5; Columbus, 2. New York at Pittsburgh. pion, plans to leave boxing Eddie Foster, who come to the (non« out in seventh); off Cheeves. 0 in 3 Convenient Louisville, 6' Milwaukee, 5 ill ins.). Detroit at New York (3:30 p. m.) here next week for two years Bed Sox Hit by pitcher.By Cheeves (Oowdy). Brooklyn at Si. Louia. Chicago at Boston. Michigan City, Ind., to witness th* ago from the Washington Wild pitches.MaNfttnara. Jones. Winning Broadway Corners'- ^Si Kansas City, 4; Indianapolis, 1. Philadelphia at Cincinnati. Pempsey-Brennan Americana, has been released to the pitcher.Jonas, Umpires.Moran and Oule- at Warren *- * Minneapolis, 7; Toledo, 6. at Cleveland at Philac*. -la contest on Labor Louis Brawns St. ley.. Time.1:44. ^ Boston Chicago. St, Lanis at Day. He plans to by the waiver route. Wash./igton. the winner. personally challenge Foster left to-day for to loin hin na» nliih Washington BA0BBAU. TO,pAY. a¡q0 P. M., rOlA) lOround«. Yankee» vg, p«troU.-~Ad\t,,