Ruth Pitches Red Sox to 1 to O Victory in First Game Canadian Mare Have ManyChances to Win From , ABadMix-Up Facts and Fancies Gets Purse Bat Hits ^^_By LOUIS LEE ARMS-_ Big That Would Have Turned Tide Are Lacking In FourthRace, "Stuffy" Busted In . EARL HAMILTON, the left-hander who won six consecutive In Trot Event to Shean in for the Pirates this en¬ Twenty Thousand Fans See Defeats pames Pittsburgh spring, and then Fourth Decides Flags listed in the United States Navy, used to Bay of "Stuffy" Inning Opening Clash of Base¬ Mclnnis, then first baseman of the Philadelphia Athletics: Chilcoot Captures $10,000 Battle a left-hander should place a baseball in a box ball Classic "If burglar-proof Stakes at Fairy Wand Gets Beyond and try to sneak it across the plate in the middle of the night he'd Hartford. find 'Stuffy* Mclnnis there waiting to hit. There's one bird who lives Drescia a Victor By W. J. Macbeth Control.IVlax Meadow in luxury off left-handers. He can hit anything they pitch." CHICAGO, Sept. 5..The Boston Red What Wins Steeplechase We observe that "Stuffy" broke it up yesterday. Sox won the opening gama of the Managers Whiteman blew himself to HARTFORD, Conn., Sept. 6..Chil¬ series for the world's baseball cham¬ Vaughn passed Shean, a single and coot, the Canadian Have to one of chestnut mare, pionship of 1918 from the Chicago Say Mclnnis. catching "Hippo" Vaughn's southpaw shoots, _._ By A. C. then driven by Tom Murphy, took first Cubs at Park this afternoon. Cavagnaro laced it to left field for the single that scored Shean and gave Comiskey There was much gnashing of teeth firmly money in the Charter Oak $10,000 purse Much of the customary hurrah of this CHICAGO, Sept. 4.."It was Sox the first game. for 2:12 after the fourth race at Belmont Park the Red trcttcrs on the third day of annual classic was but the the first test of Beries is lacking, strength jesterday when the It appears that this going to to form. the Grand Circuit meeting here to-day. was and the Flags, public game such a one as to llvs long in breaks were favorite for the Autumn The chestnut stallion won the first two the annals of the diamond against us," said Fred Highweight heats sport Mitchell, Handicap, at six furlongs, was forced Victory Was Merited by tight margins over Alma In a wonderful In manager of the Cubs to trail home in driven pitching duel, to-night. the ruck. The trouble Cubs should have won, you say, but shoul dthey? In the first, Forbes, by Townsend Ackerman. which each manager staked his most for¬ "However, credit is due Ruth for was caused by Fairy Wand, which be¬ 'fHE the roan came unmanageable in the 1 third, and sixth innings they had men In scoring positions. A Hollyrood Kate, mare from midable southpaw, the mighty "Babo" his wonderful the hands of single the beat Alma pitching. The Cuba diminutive Jockey Willie Mideley, two runs and beat the Sox in two Dodge Kentucky Farm., Ruth the jr.. and for a would have scored of these innings; Forbes in a close third heat and took vanquished giant Vaughn by have ferretted out the weak spots moment threatened to a score of 1 0. knock the other horses off their feet. the other the score would have been tied. But Pick, Paskert and second money for the race. to Though beaten, of the Red Sox and the score will in The 2:07 Jockey Midgley managed to regain deliver the essential when the time came. Base¬ trotting event was won by neither Vaughn nor tho supporting tell a different control of Wand Deal couldn't wallop the mare story to-morrow. Fairy and get her Drescia, buy by Bingara. Cub cast was in any way disgraced. I home in front, but the after ball more than anything else, a matter of doing the right thing at Driver Rodney forced the mare up haven't decided whom I shall judges, is, It was such a game as one seldom hearing from several jockeys and time. Mclnnis did that Pick, Paskert and Deal didn't. from a poor getaway in the first heat pitch, but it is likely to be patrol judges, Fairv Wand. the right and came under the. wire in a sees in the final title battles, some- Tyler." disqualified test even whipping "We the on This gave A. K. Macomber's Hollister in the supreme surpassed Vaughn, though the pitching just ahead of driven acme of got jump them to* Ruth finish, Gentry C, thing which approached the and the the winning position. would indicate that Vaughn had the better of an exceedingly by Pop Geers. Kelly De Forest, the in line.. As had been day Red Sox are confident Flags "-as on the extreme outside figures bfcy stallion, driven by Murphy, finished perfection every of and interesting duel. The assertion that Chicago should have won merits second. predicted, this one game at least made repeating to-morrow," said I position, during the first three fur» good the prophecy that sterling box Manager Barrow of the longs the field of five horses swept specific qualification. The 2:09 trot went to Lord Stout in work would predominate. Perhaps Boston I down the track close together, with three fast heats, the Virginia stallion because of the excellence of the rival club. "Ruth pitched great ball Fairy Wand slightly in the lead. Pass- Ruth Is Boston's Ace beating Jeanette Speed in the first and the hard fought engagement and I certainly shall start him back ing the third furlong post, Fairy Wand final heats. did not the thrills suddenly swerved, bumping into Papo The was attended a develop customary at the Cubs when we in Bos¬ Red Sox, always a "money team," are legitimately jubilant. meeting by large one looks for in the blue ribbon of play and Ima Frank, and, knocking them crowd. Governor Marcus H. Holcomb ton. I haven't made up my mind back, proceeded to rush toward Flags At worst they will come back to Boston with one victory and two a box a sports. THE occupied and made short ad¬ whom I shall pitch %nd carry him dangerously near the defeats. More of such excellent pitching and they will do better. dress between races. A Perfect Game to-morrow. It rail. It was the qujckwittedness of The summaries: The was a bit too will either be or win two games and lose but one in Chicago will be game just perfect Mays Bush. Base¬ jJockey Larry Lyke that undoubtedly Should they they . TROTTING 2:01 CT.ASR THREE ETEATS to be as interesting as it might. There ball is a long way from dead, save the life of Flags, for he pulled the long enders in whatever betting is done after the third game. PVRSE. $1.000. were no errors, either of commission judg¬ 'up his charge as Fairy Wand raced ing by the enthusiasm and or, Preset» (Rodner) . 1 1 2 or omission. There were wonderful size of madly alongside the fence. But the jig isn't up with Chicago. Far from it. Vaughn meas¬ Kelut lie 2 1 Forest (Murphy) . 6 fielding plays, it is true, but these , the to-day's crowd. We will have Although knocked out as a contender, to and that the Sox do not relish first Gentry C. Geersl . 2 A 5 than the Winning ured up expectations proved Karelia (I/oei . S 3 3 were the exception rather I even a Jockey Lyke roused Flags and chased Nnrth&iiur, Zomrect and W. also started. were, with a bigger opening day crowd who class southpaw pitching. Mitchell has Tyler in reserve and he can T/>Ral rule, and they turned in Hollister, had avoided the inter¬ Time.2:0S>4, 2;07V4, 2:09Vi. daring that made them appear scarce¬ j Boston." ference by reason of the inside rail shoot Vaughn back in the third game if necessary. It remains to be CHARTER DAK.$10.000 I'l'RSE.KOR 2:12 of mechanical, machine-like position, and Ima Frank, who managed TROTTERS ly part to seen if Bush or Mays, right-handers, can do as well against the. Cubs precision. come on under hard urging by Chucoot (Murphy) . 1 l 8 game Boston was s To such excellent advantage did the able to get two Jockey Jack Hanover. Flags suaceeded Ruth is a on a ball field. A in Hollyrood Kale Podge) . 8 1 First Game in runners on only as Ruth did. great personality giant ' the in the line Alma Korbes Arltenian) . 2 2 2 rival boxmen appear that from the Figures paths. These resulted passing finish in third posl- with a Ronnie Dell (M.-Pnnaldi .4 3 5 a of from passes, both of came ¡ tion, but the gave the to stature, resolute of purpose and wonderful "single-track" .nine Hoi. The Knight. Mint, Mark, Mlg- start it seemed but question which in judges place Royal score. The. fur¬ the ninth inning. Jim Papp, who was fourth. re almost the ideal athlete for effort nola and I>>tto Watts also Marled. which side would first BOSTON Big handed brain, represents competitive Time.2:0ti>4. 2.07H. 2 07^,. ther they went the stronger and bet¬ () Shean a free ticket to start the ninth. The two-mile steeplechase for under groat -Tain. Bush and Mays are not Ruth's equals in tem¬ TROTTING . 2:00 CLASS . THREE HEATS ter both Ruth and Vaughn appeared Batting Fielding Then, after Strunk had sacrificed and maiden four-year-olds and upward PURSE. $1.000. was unfortunate ab r h 2b .lb hr Whiteman had struck out, furnished many thrills, and also sorrow , to grow. Rig Jim tb sh sb bb ave. po a e ave. Vaughn in¬ Stout (Stem') 1 for those who one perament. Ied kv,j) . ¡j j , 21 try conclusions with the choices. Max Meadows, Mocassin 3d Belah Balrd . 8 a 2 him. Tltis was in the fourth inning, Shean, 2b. 10001002 .500 0 .1 0 1.000 right-handed (Murphy) a and Nix were Rather a Dirk Watts (Rodney) . 5 j 3 when was seen the vital action Strunk, c. f. 1000000100 .000 2 0 0 hitting Scott, trick that as (imp.l Toppy staging a Fielding Surprise I Naomi or.I.v 1.000 the worked, Hollyrood and also started. of the afternoon. Whiteman, 1. f. 1020002000 .500 5 0 0 1.000 latter tapped to the box. pretty fight for the honors when Toppy was a There were no errors, but neither Time :: 11V4. 2:10Í4 L' 10VI. Nix first a fielding surprise. whose game on the whole Mclnnis, lb. 2 0 10 0 0 110 1 .500 10 0 0 1.000 Lefty Tyler will be given the assign- came cropper. This left TrME TRIAL TO BEAT 2 26 TROTTTNa Vaughn, ment for the ! Mocassin 3d and Max to THEwere there hard chances. Chicago hit the ball into the air in the was the of Ruth's wizadrry, Scott, ss. 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 3 0 1.000 Cubs to-morrow. Man¬ Meadows fight Norrrac. Pillen iSerrtlij. won. quite equal ager Ed Rarrow of it out, but Powers, on Timo.2 : -i. %vas to han 1 out Thomas, 3b. 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 i 1 0 1.000 the Red Sox can Jockey Mocassin and it is a bit early for any one to pull a Snodgrass. The unfortunate enough afford to 3d, was sent over his pinches the first pa<-.s of the game to llave Agnew, c. 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 5 0 0 1.000 gamble now, and is likely to hurdling horse's Cubs' steck might have soared had the ball been hit on the ground nnci from 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 start Jones, his young sensational head at the second jump from home. Shean, first, up in the fourth, Ruth, p. 0 .000 0 1 0 1.000 Max Meadows then went on infielders. ac¬ resulted the run of the. right hander, against the puzzling unmolested and at one of Boston's "green" Likewise the Cubs that gift only ler, who figures to Ty¬ to win and get out of the maiden class day, There followed two clean singles, Totals.2S 15 0 0 0 5 2 0 3 .ISO 27 11 0 1.000 of give Boston plenty in her sixth quitted themselves with honor in the field, but few of their plays, TheFoxTerriers from the bats of White.man and Mc- trouble. year. e- A. K. Macomber sent across another too, were made under strain. Innis, the punch required to earn CHICAGO () winner in the sixth home. when War Kis3 It is an old superstition that the team which wins the first game Shcan's passage Ratting Fielding stood a hard drive gamely to win by If Vaughn is tn he criticized at all ah r h 2b 3bhrtb sb ave. Mackie Best Ball in a nose. But it doesn't follow that there can't be sh bb po a e ave. takes the series in this play. Show Well for hi? slight lapse he should not. Flack, r. f. 3 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .333 2 0 0 1.000 Up over the free be to what has iUogically come to be regarded as a rule. criticized jor handing HoUrx-her, ss. 3 000000100 .000 2 1 0 1.000 Foursome at Inwood exceptions ticket to Shean, but for apparent care- Sells for met the rest best but more of the Mann, 1. f. 4 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .250 0 0 0 000 Jack Mackie, the Inwood Sunny Slope The Sox yesterday, Vaughn type le in tossing to Whitt man f. 4 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 .500 2 0 0 1.000 Club Country was Paskert,'c. professional, and "More of pitching and the Cur>s cannot fail to come through. In Show and Mclnnis later when he in Merkle, 1b. 3 0 10 0 0 10 0 1 .333 9 2 0 1.000 Jimmy Crosson, Than $25,000" Jersey Every ball player and 3 0 0 0 0 the Hills Golf Club tight quarters. Rick. 2b. 0 0 0 0 0 .000 110 1000 Wheatley profes¬ William Martin, the horse owner, student of the game knows that Jim Heal. .'!b. 4 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .250 1 3 0 1.000 ional, played on eighteen-hole match annotinrnd yesterday that he had sold lias nothing to brag about in 0 0 0 0 0 0 the Vaughn Killiler. c. . 4 0 0 0 .000 7 2 0 1.000 yesterday over the Inwood Sunny Slope, three-year-old colt, lovers of New Yorlt the way of a curve ball. His fast one 3 0 0 0 i> n 0 0 O l> Country for a sum "in excess of Mar Dog Jersey City, Vaughn, ¡>. .000 3 5 0 1.000 Club course a $25,000." is his chief stock in trade. Yet Vaughn, 0 0 0 0 0 for purse of $1,000 for tin's netted him a and the metropolitan district in gen- »O'Farrell . 1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000 the benefit of the indulgence big gain in the fed curve balls both to 0 0 o o Red Cross. for when he the as a News and Notes of the hole, tMcCabe . 0 0 o o 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000 M. E. Tobias purchased colt Boxing eralhad their first official session Whiteman and Mclnnis, and it was the se and L. C. Doremus op- yearling he paid $250. I posed the professionals in a HAWTHORNE_ season yesterday in the third annual offerings against which the Red Sox Totals.32 0 6 0 0 0 6 10 1 .188 27 14 0 TOOO match. four-ball During the last season Sunny Slopo, _By FRED show of the Hudson County Kennel batters lea.: to assure the visitors Mackie did the course in 74. who is by Astronomer out of Neva V.'. one stroke over par, and won 2 del Colonel John "Barber" Reisler, you know, but they're rather rough, Club at Grand View Park. Jersey City first blood of the tilt. 'Ratted for Pick in ninth. ¡-Ran for Deal In ninth. and 1 to by up by Kay Sierras, has proved himselt K. C, B. (Knight Commander of the don't you think?" Wave Mars Attendance pl-'iy. Crosson, to whom the [a great racehorse. In the first ta a Cold Boston . 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 course was new, went Brush), advices from the Broadway Heights. Al'though not very heavy 0.1 around in 75. two eason Sunny Slope defeated many we will down to the . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 strokes over while won a showed in the fox terriers, the Py and by get Chicago 0 0.0 par, Doremus did crack rivals, in consecutivt front state, has great victory Willie. Jackson, The. Bronx light¬ entry the in A an 82 and an turning and .Tack vitals of game question. Reft on bases.Boston 5. n-ucngo 8. Hit by pitcher.Bv Ruth (Flack). Tobias 83. victories on last and ever Jack Rearms Dempsey, weight, has been appointed boxing in¬ lack of numbers was more than coun¬ or two now on the color Monday Tuesday to beat a word general Struck out.-Ry Ruth 4 (Flack, Paskert. Pick, Vaughn). fi (Ruth Sunny Slope was purchased at the forcing the latter "'strategic" structor at Pelham Bay and will start terbalanced the of the com- or rather lack of color. The By Vaughn "iron by quality scheme, Whiteman I. Time of game.I hour 50 bttr price the a retreat and capturing 10,000 his new duties on Willie is th» re¬ 2, Thomas 2, Shean. and minutes. Um¬ "Brick" by Beach Stable, nev, " Monday, petitors. crowd seemed smaller than (X. Mclnnis Wins ner a nice and we think a whole of pires.At plate, O'Day L.) ; first base, Hildebrand (A. L.) ; second base, organization for thoroughbred prestige boy In the winner's class for dogs a brace ported 19,000 odd. Perhaps many were I..): third base, Owens (A. L.). which has secured the set-vices of It will he remembered that Colonel him, so we are minded to advise him of old rivals met in Marbald the cold wave which hit Klem (N. Just Like Rich- the bloodhound Champion kept, away by His Brother ¡ ard F. ("'arman as its trainer. Reiiler has been doing to steer clear of "Duke" Thomas and Warsong, the winner a' Madison Square the City over night, following «renter' traÜ3 of Messrs. Kearris to treat the "Duke" with due victor Windy PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 5.- The 4th respect. Garden, and Aman Marvel, the a doing». There was nol the customary crowd was late in putting in an np- ginning, and the crowd Naval District and Dem: y fi r the past year, more Thomas is a member of the Pelham show.-. The cheered wildly. baseball team to-day de¬ Wants to Go Overseas in some of "the minor judge, interest one expects in Chicago. A half hour before game Hooper then bunted and was out feated the orh N'aval or less, waving hi? old contract with Bay tennis team, but he slings a wicked G. G. Anderson, the a attracted less attention pearance when District, 3 to 2, the Dr. gave dogs The series time there were only scattered hand- Vaughn covered for Merkle's throw. in the first of the series of three ENOSBURG FALLS. Vt Sept. 5.. Dempsey and "letting injunctions fist in a five-ounce mitt. close scrutiny, and finally awarded the from the start, than the pageant in and the Dave Shean to games j Larry Gardner, who fill where We suppose, now fuis of spectators impression dropped a Texas leaguer determine which team shall meet the played third base they may." rosette to Aman Marvel. Thts makes Grant Park. If any betting developed that this was to be the sor¬ into right. Strunk hit to Great Lakes during the past, season with the Phil that his reranee ha? been so sub¬ We believe in into Aman has scored ove. prevailed Deal, whose Naval Training nine for persi don't getting four times that over the result of this particular series riest or' all world series spectacles. throw to Pick forced Shean. Pick had the adelphia Americans, has applied for a rewarded, that, the pood Bar¬ has ac¬ an championship. stantially acrimonious relations with our fellow- the champion, while Warsong those who made the wagers took good moving camera easy play before him. but "Brick" Mclnnis berth as a physical director for the er will furnish his shaving emporium counted for three wins over his rival. care to conceal their In An army of picture fumbled made the hit that ! Y. M. C. A. overseas workers, when the one in identity. on th,a scene anil at and was lucky to recover the won the in and expects to bo with two or three more orangre-haired particularly The awards: it was a sort of men was early ball game the same fashion that short, bust, this open¬ to make some His for the one out. Killifer his brother appointed and start for France soon. isanicuri?*? and have the coat of arms question tops us bv five inches and WINNERS' Cl ASSES gam» of the 1918 baseball classic. tempted display. out Strunk threw; "Stuffy" made the hit that Since the close of the Cadets emblaz¬ ing admirers just before gam» time had when tho latter tried for won to-day's game for the American cf the Quelque Fleura totes the horny fist of a football play- Mrs. V. P. De Meo's Kven the players involved seemed to of the second on a short ball. Boston Red League season he has been at on a te s window. Pomeranians (dogs) sent to Manager , passed Sox in Chicago. staying oned the pi glas but we had to as we Tall Mall Wee Goldspeck, first; Miss Elsie show less dash and spirit, than in years The Cubs gave their his farm here. er, laugh stood the Cubs an enormous floral horseshoe. followers a to have before our hall room mirror Blum's Sable Sun. reserve. Bitches- -Mrs. gone by. Perhaps knowledge that been the jinx thru! in their half of the first fill¬ "Isn't it rather humiliating yesterday Millfield Madge, first, Mrs.' the has to war is too As might, have expected, by lawn tennis and meet- morning, putting on a few extra licks O. E. Lakeland's game given away Frazee is bus- ing the bases. Flack had been called to itop writing O. E. Lakeland's Lakeland Puff Ball, reserve. an obsession and for took, all right. Harry out. on all those nice at the country for the benefit of the slacker hounds .Mrs. A. great oppression of the gift. The camc- strikes and Hollocher had been log people Fox terriers (wire-haired, dopes) a profession which has been pampered peeled making thrown out clubs and mixed up with those who are looking under tables and into P. Aman Marvel, first; Marbald ras took all of the players of both sides by Shean before Mann's get Tappan's and petted after the fashion of tem¬ the. grounder took a Summaries can't be very refined, manholes for those who failed to put Kennels' Ch. Marbald Warsong, reserve the bouquet. Then treacherous bound Racing pugilists'' They operatic stars. surrounding »te they?" sai i the Sweet Young Thing their "John Hancocks" to paper in the Bitches.Mrs. A. D. Tappan's Renard OicliíTp peramental four umpires took their several sta-; over^Shean's head for a scratchy hit. whose last draft. Chick, first: Í. Lynch's Masterpiece Peggy, A genuine brand of world series series of 1918 was Paskert followed this with a clean from the Women's Department, weather The wind in fions and the world to task from ours, Even if we are to suffer reserve. prevailed. swept single loft, he getting an extra base is diagonally southwest aged enough Boston terriers (dogs).Julius C. Feder s off' thp lake with penetrating force so under way. when Whiteman BELMONT FOURTH from twinges of gout on a threw late to third for PARK, DAY, SEPTEMBER 5 lut night. damp days, Fattier Kinp-, first; Mr.-. Jenny f'ronin's Our that most, everybody was frozen to the Vaughn cut the plate with fast ball M-inn. u-f can't are "re- and have to he a bit careful in climbing Ken¬ of be- No, Sarah, say they Sammy, reserve. Bitches Deep Purple marrow befóte play was called. The i for a strike on Hooper by way Ruth took no« WEATHER CLEAR; TRACK FAST and as for the humiliation, we on and off the Fifth Avenue "buses, we nels' Rock-a-Bye Baby, first; W. F, Kuback's chances with right- Sued," handed Merkle and Friis'r RACE.Selling; for three-year-old» and upward; JR01 25 îre about that. We. feel look a whole lot more boyish than Prima Donna, reserve. finally passed Fred, 580 course. At added. Six furtong», rtraitfht philosophical Crystal M. the bases. post one minute: off at 2 36 Start g. .>! Won like British officer who was SOME people, and we don't, blame the Irish terriers (dogs) -Wyatt Mayer's filling Pick connected wick¬ Winner, ch. g. l-y .a«::?, place same Time. 1 lit. the army no reserve. Bitches ed'.'., but his une Broomstick.Handspun 0wrier, Krntu ky Stable '!'.¦ ner W F. Mai-tn. what he thought of the soldiers and sailors who have stopped Terry and Tacks, firs! drive went right at. Post «kid, recently, John Cusack's Nancy IV, first; no reserve. the veteran Hooper, who made a nice Inde». Ftarter. Wt l'os. Betting-¦ American soldiers in France. us on every corner and demanded to .Malcolm R. Skinner's catch. J5t._ 4 4 N Fin JocJcey «»per:. High Clos» see our card. Airedales (dogs) That, it developed later, was 530» Nightstick .123 3 3 1> !¦ 1« r'a<*__8h. lot of registration Wilford Wood's Game 1>4 Rol nsou 1-2 1 2 8-20 . . a jrood fighters, first; of 195 "They're jolly Boxwood Bobstay, Chicago's one best chance to Currency .116 2 1 21 2» 2» 2« .: Fred¬ Story get away «"> 10 S . reserve. Bitches Play by Play (4971 \Vater War 7-8 Brookhaven Laddie, on the .123 1 2 3 3 3 Fred¬ right foot. Cillahan --5-2 3 3 1-3 . eric C. Hood's Boxwood Bluebird, first Just a gallop for The Cubs had chances Nights-tick. Curren,-y always held Water War safe. The latter had no Miss Sets Record Howland in Relief Work eric C. Hood's Boxwood Denlock Duchess, later in the any stag11 of the rai-e. »peed at Boyle reserve. FIRST INNING game, it must, be admited. Flack opened Friends of S. S. who was Col 6BCOND RAOE.Steeplechase; for maidens three Howland, Bull terriers (dogs)-- Commander Spencer ch»ered HS h« walked the third with a the y-an old and upward; $600 added. In Week Swim mont Paul J. Khel- FIRST HAU.Hooper was single through two miles. At po»»1 to Pick, the în Big Series tion. sifts Max Meadows .....149 8 3 ."' 1» 1» 1'« Collies (dogs).Fred «'I,..-iii-" second baseman l"slnfi a rhancn for a 274» Brand .145 6 Byirrs. 2 3 13-5 1 2-5 ar.ce of the Children's National Patri¬ been living abroad for several years, P. Tully's Sarsfield Major, re¬ iri,..| Thomas, on leave from the 2 i-;° 5»o 3« 2« Waugh .5-2 9-2 4 Rival, first; double play h.v a momentary rumhlo. Strunk 1918 1017 Great North star .143 4 7 4>« 4» 4-" 3«» T-5 Jr otic has taken charge of the management of Mrs. May H. McCurdy'a to on a short !>., and was thrown Lakes N'aval 79 Barrett . 10 12 10 4 8-', Play Week in this city last night. serve. Bitches go do» pass«! Training Station of this Contender .133 2 fl 6 «i 5 4 20 at Evien les Bains for Prima Donna, first; E. P. Yaple's out, Kllllfer to UoUocher NO RUNS, ONE HIT Moivaáin III .145 7 * Msl.oney. 20 20 « I the course of the competition headquarters Penewood l",271.attendance 32.000 vicinity, hail to come in like a 1 1» 3» 2'» rowers .5-2 3 .5 During reserve. no Kiinon. Jimmy 500 Toppy Nbt 145 5 5 2' . 8 7 10 ? in seven Manhattan and Brook- the Commission for the Relief of Bel¬ Seedley Secret, fanned, the third strike Collins for a barehanded a 2' Grea. 8 8 H pool.; in Brauern SECOND HALF.Flack ...... stop and Whist 3 T-« Bulldogs (dogsi Emil Henry i: $30,349 Receipts $73,152 11.132 1 v !yn new' records for the gium and Northern France. 1*. F. Parsons, heiiiK railed when It shot over the. outside «meT blind peg. He made good on the _4_t__Ho 10 12 5 3 respective Disturber, first; Mrs. jr.'s, sh.-ni.1er Hollocher grounded out, Shean lo long .Lost rider. *Fell. 12_ tanks high. Slr¡,;',.S7.92...1MavciV share...$39,502.08 but his throw Mai Mead ovs had the raee to were reported. Live Wire, reserve. Mclnnis. Mann sei" a duplicate grounder at chance, carried almost himself after Moccasin III fell The lat'er »mt Andrew Morrison's bail over tho second base¬ ..Club:,' share.. into the from the finish, but «as going easy at the time, lirai. down two ¡«imps Miss Edna ole, national woman Belmont Park Entries Chow Chows (dogs) Shean, hut tho hipped $5,462.64. .$26,334.72 flying legs of the runner. 1 Jumped we 0 »peed on the flat. sprint Baloo Brereton, first; Margaret P. Axtell's man's head for a single. Paskert singled iharplj 1'",,LD for champion, smashed the 300-yard FIRST RACE..Claiming two-year-olds; fite and John '/,. tu left and Main, want to third, Paskert taking $3,034.60..Comm'n share.. $7,315.20 A Wonderful Stop 582*,OÄ' RACE.Claiming; maiden two year-olds; purse, $60] 25; une lo Foo reserve. Bitches Mrs. Fire * winner». $45! 25, record for the Head in a half furlongs, straight course. Wong on ihe throw to the far corner. Morkle $100, $'¦', and half furlongs straight. At post one ofr .¦; Betsy pool eas-j Red Princess, first: Mr. and Mrs. second 'hen walk".I. Mclnnis saved the situation f for all hut I'm! ala Won minute: »t ,. start i^M 4P«3 La Balafre .... 1051406'Nan Adams's to and two. and by easily; place same rim« .-. v, »y her field in the Brooklyn Knnehr.112 Nee of reserve. ran his str:i¦ ^ three Owner Frederi k '. : t'v defeating 567 Sailor .I05|,57U-Madam ltvng_105 .lehn T. Culler's Chin Pekoe, filling tho ba^ea. This brought up Pick, who mado wonderful one-handed catch. It was ; lohiisot Trainer. W Martl I'ncle.BaUytoeo». natatorium. Miss covered the 528 Earlocker .110!(47K) Wondirman ....115 Old sheepdogs (dogs) Pomeroy his world series debut in a world serie; ph SECOND HALF.KHUfer's high flv dropped Into most Post Boyle English on the dangerous play for Mclnnis t( distance in bíx seconds 544 Pliiienil .10J. John Powers.. ..105 Lee's Kenne'on Speculation, first ; no reserve. Hall .lie. .Strike one. Rail two. Pick Whlteman's hands Vaughn fouled twice, then 1 de» Starter Wt. pi« St. »i, Fin Betting .-\ 4:33, clipping * .100!. *Tointx>la fourth died to Whiteman. NO BUNS. TWu at a curve and missed for the tiiird strike. attempt, but had the ball got past t< -i_v, lockey Open. High Close. Place. Sh 'rom the old was Hindostán .100 Bitches Kennelon Kennels' Lady Godiva, pitch Bwung 509 its Sister ....112 6 5 4« I» mark. Miss Edna Cole THE for HITS. NO ERRORS. l-'la ¦* wa.i hit on the head, but showed no 111 the stands there is no how mucl 1» 1» Callahan 2 .1 n ¦; «j SECOND RACE RICHMOND; all ages; first no reserve. telling Pluviada .112 3 4 3« 4» 2» - 5_s «cond, but fared better in the fancy seven effects as he went to tlrst Hollo, her filed to 538 24 3 hnson 5 n 2 « handicap, furlongs. (dogs) -Mrs. Haley Dikes damage would have resulted. Dahlnda . 112 4 « 5» 5» ', « .> di»*, which she won. Another winner 563 Star Master.1V3 Greyhounds SECOND TNNrS'Q Strunk. SO RUNS. NO HITS .NO ERRORS Certainl; 493 Resist 2 Walls « S 8.1 Debadou .106|529« Overcross Wnr Eagle, first; no reserve. Chicago could have banked on on« .112 3 2>4 S1 4H 44 Hanover ....52 1».'. 16-5 *M John (578) Rhine Maiden..110; Jeweler .108 Au- a to SIXTH INNING 570» lar Beyond 113 8 2 5« 8-5 J. Curran, Federal Rendez- Mrs. Haley Flake's Overcross FIRST HALF.Whiteman open«*! with single run, at least. Ruth 14 24 34 Kelsay ...... 3 4 1« 5 7 s 88 Snapdragon 11 ,107 558» Daydua .10,1 Bitches between Hollocher FIRST I7AT.F.Shean ran his string up to th» tightened u\ 496 Unwise Child ....107 5 7 8' 6» ¦'. 6« il., 20 . who raptured the 300-yard A. A. 568 Com Ta.s-ei.134 517 Tom Mr-Taggart. ,126 dromeda, first Joseph Z. Batten's Fascinating centre. It waf> a fast grounder then Mann 466 K,-rrv .112 7 17 7 80 :-o in jous,<-. aid Pick Mclnnis sa.ritVe.1. Vaughn to Merkle, three and two count, and then let the third strike against and Paskert, wh« County 7 7 !¦!¦., 2-i 80 30 10 swim for men. 475 Wllimsy 110, reserve. a 291» t'mbala 110 1 I*rt at Witch, a nice bun- close to the Une, Whiteman go !>y. Strunk drore sharp grounder at Vaughn, were retired on easy grounders. post 6 8 8 3 and gell¬ Dachshunds 'hitches) Mrs. Mario Fuchs's placing took a ball and a strike »ho threw him oui !.¦ Merkle Flack His Stster came Bullman.^. «a-* Kenneth McAleenan and George Arf- TtirKU RACE..Three-yeax-oldi upward; going to second. Scott captured Again in the sixth the away easily the last furlong Far Beyoi I and « oui ing; mile and a sixteenth. Senita von Boris, first: no reserve. the Btands for the second strike and Whlteman's foul flj after a short run. NO III NS Chicago ciu' Nirrler r"-* and the lauer -vas knocked back ba ty Kerry oo I« '. a» tl.v Oln won the races in the West fouled Into ...! its a t open 576* Oame Cock ....111 315 'Stradivarius ...105 Beagles hitches Shadow Lake Beagle's then flh-d to Flack. Thomas's grounder bour NO HITS NO ERRORS. gave patrons few thrills. Wit; Scratched Nanette Fla 107 twenty-eighth Street while Henry 508 Poacher ...... 107| first; no reserve. high In the air but a fast play retired him, SECOND HAI.I The crowd began t" root for only one down, Paskert and Merkle pool, Shadow Lake Merrymaid, HIT. NO a run as to sin COO FOUBTH RACE ("HE Al Giebel was best in the FOURTH RACE Three year-old» and upward. Greentree Ken¬ Merkle to Vaughn. NO HI NS. ONE Chicago Mann came the plate The. order. .JO*3 TUMN HIGETWEIGHT HANTMrAP; for all ages; Jl son easily 216-yard Soalvham terriers (dogs) left fielder responded with au easy By to Hooper gled in Pick connected solidlv ., adnnera S2.100 »3 »150 six added raiua °P«n swim at oi dit Ions; on» mile. first Greentree Ken- KKK'dt furlongs straight At post two minute« rvff at « East Fifty-fourth Street, '568» nels' Greentree Roamer SKCONT» HALF Ruth's control seamed not of Paskert hit safely lo centre, and the rooting part¬ hut, fortunately for Boston, straight a Start good Won ,ir:vi-¡: place easily Time, 10. Winner J- was (5 5) Mose.107 Regal Lodge_107 tee Garlic, reserve. to Peal wer« high i A K estimated that the War Mm hlne 107 Jeweler .109 n«-ls' Créent Farncombe the best His first two pitches ed again- Merkle drove h through the hot Mclnnis, wh'i smothered the an Mai-omber Trainer, W B. Jennings, Metropolitan 280 Kennels' Greentree Hy- «lie. The next two were called strikes, and and over serond hase, Paskert advancing to the clip A»oc!atmn, which ronducted the vari (57u> Wyomii g .-11-1 Bitches Greentree and Kllllf-r beat, his man to the Post first no reserve. liciil (hen grounded out, Ku'h to Mclnnis. middle station. Pick, with orders to sacrifice, bag. With th !. ... Belt g °U8 and land Ca-nhle. came tn He Starter Wt Pos St- '-4 "j '¦ Kin .to-key meets, hat.dUd more than l.'iOo en KIKTü KACK..Three-year-olda upward. terriers Walescott Ken¬ was a i-.iuded when he bal ground".! popped a foul fly on his first attempt He then winning run on second Deal' Open High Close PU e sh . mile. Scottish (dogs)- also drew a put- base. .1 i.rv Wand 108 3 2 «tnts. claiming; first no re¬ out, Shean to Mclimls Vauglin grounded out to Mclnnis, unassisted, both run¬ best was a to » 14 14 M 4 5 5 rv. .1031180 Impartiality i>7 nels' Walescott Hapton Sirdar, of from the fans no fouled out to ners up Ii«al one. two. long fly Whiteman. ter 123 4 '. ~~8-3 T-l# Wlugold ter applause moving up Ball Hall 3Vi 'a 4 Ix>fl 18 .4 « 3 ¦. * ...111 172» *Deckmate .ios serve. Bitches.Walescott Kennels' Wale- NO HITS. NO ERRORS, one. two. two other Ima Frank I«8 1 5 5 5 8 7 U 560 Peepslght Agnew. N«J RUNS. Foul Btrike, Koul strike, r-'oul hall, Only Chicago runners g«- 4» 3' Han fer 10 12 ' a 1 Game .. I. -..r.a Peddler.. 97 598 »Mr. Specs .101 first Walescott Kennels' Wale¬ three. Dual (I -i to Whlteinan. NO RUNS TWO 1548) Papp 120 3 4 2', 4' 5 4* for Cuban Giants scotl Winkie, THIRD 1NNINO close enough for a speaking acquair 1562) Flags 132 5 Kelsay ....5-2 4 4 * 7 ;..,., starry Banner.. .107 'High Olympus..109 scott. Betsy, reserve. HITS NO ERRORS tance with 4' 2« ? >i :. Lyke 8-5 »-5 S-5 12 At Field on (51 i) Oenone 104| white terriers Mclnnis, and both time .!¦ --,-.¦,. for foul 14 Olympic Sunday .cxt the West Highland (dogs). FIRST HALF.Acnew waited till th* cull «-»a SEVENTH INNTNO after two wire out. Cuban RACK.- Maiden two year-olds eta fur¬ Rosster Flurry, first no md thei foule o« Flack was hit i Fairy ¿Vand e ossed the field sharply a-d rarr1(*1 F air» -o Stars, of Havana, meet SIXTH George Pearse's thr«*> balls an«! two strike FIRST HALF M tnnis filed to Paskert In short oeet the outside feoca, Flag» was » ;».«}us course Pearse's Chasten of was cheered when he came up the shoulder by a ball in th and would ¦.¦.'... e undoubtisd " longs, straight Unth ¦< -. Giants ¡n another double -.41» Balustrade .115 reserve. Bitches George to Kllllfer. centre Hollocher made fine jtop of Scott's irp pitched S -rat, he War Machine, 105 hiL.«wer ÖrauUre 1'.. first. No reserve. II» drove a hard liner to centre. Paskei« Blumbled, 1er and threw hlra out at oral Thomas fifth. Deal scratched a hi- to Thorn« m their series of ;, .115 Childwich, games for the -,. i. ill» Thunderstorm Carl Bauman's but i- overed quickly and captured 'lie ba!! Hoop¬ et. three pitched haüs. Nu RUNS. NO CQ4 FIFTH RACE i4< : Man aid I'- 555» .11' Maltese dogs (dogs) Dyker ol bal and drove in the ninth. McCabe ran for him, bi ling; for three year olds ai upward pune At. the ».Mag Tapageur er a curve on the end Ids HITS NO ?. :l .¦' $801 25; ?»'.!» to wi-r»r> J4M lutm -nal chamPionship. .11:2 first; no reserve. (Bitches) caught S One\ :-e 23, 5i Thtiii 110 573 Aninlneite Major Mite, to went oui steaf g Kllll HALF Killifer ended the battle with a t .. off »t 4 4. Start, of tn,'s" two weeks lerclap of Dyker, first. it safely left Hooper SECOND Killirer filed to Strunk. Vaughn fly handily Pia driring Time 0 'A% 14"«. M go, d Wo «?o n.eeUn? teams, 558 Delaware .U5i Miss Anna Leary's Midge fer Hollocher NO HI NS ONE h IT. NO hit far to Scott's right, hut the Boston shortstop naut Trash |i*, r- w er, ch. g. 6. Aero¬ tfícy V»y¦ firs'. Flack Boston its first lurid innin Post serve. SECOND throwing grounded out, i: ¦.¦% Starter Wt !-.-g the lilt dropping between Shean and Strunk Rol- Scott to Mclnnis. There was less than half a found run-making dilficult in the e: P '-. % ". Fin Jochiïj Thomas to Mclnnis the veteran down baila In this NO Rl NS 110 Open High Cloaa.Plaf». id locher sacrificed throw. pitched Inning. treme. Whiteman opened the secor Garbage 4 1 !. 1» 1« '3 W .¦ 1 1 first baseman making a good cat' h of a wide NO HITS. NO ERROR. 524« K.-lerken 08 2 « Prêtée, ir 10 3 5 to Meet with a 3 2'% Z1 '. .. n»i 4 Miss Flack went to second on 1 lie, piav Mann ground,'.1 clean single and Mclnnis sacr ! s Puts and Cals . 4 5-J 8-5 . Bjurstedt Paa- EIGHTH INNUNG 109 4 4 4 4 Rowan 4 out, Shean to Mclnnis. Via k taking third ticed. Scott lined out to Flack. Thorn: Prune« 104 6 8 8-5 . Scott to FIRST HALF A¡.-¡.ew went out. Deal to Merkle. 2 3» 'a 4 4 VValls 8 8 in Doubles kert up Pasker grou .1.- t out Mclnnis. sent a v. }* 8 8-6 . Miss Goss ERRORS. Por the third time the crowd rooted for a hit from dribbler toward first base. Tr ,-r êntercl for Î-'"1 no bid NO RUNS. ONE HIT. NO had a MEETING national woman INNING Ruth He fanned on three pitched balls, fouling ball hit Vaughn on the heel at «iarha^i- the pe bul was ri ; badly righl »: the end. UTUMN Molla FOURTH Miss Bjurstedt, ho first and swinging heavily at two »harp break caromed into Merkle's hands. ScratcTied.Buckboard, 119; Barry Shannon : '. »mi outdoor lawn tennis cham¬ control an-l lug curves that Followed. Hooper out. Pick to Vatigr AT BEAUTIFUL indoor FIRST HALF.Vaughn lost passed Merkle, NO RUNS. NO HITS NO ERROR. then covered the bag for Merkle 585 BrxTH HA''K Por two year old fllll« pu $601 value bunted a to Whit¬ y Us »rinnen, $4V n and Miss Eleanor Goss, runner-up Shean Strunk pop fly Vaughn. SECOND HALF -Hollocher grounded down the ve 111 Ig At ' »S, HBO, $ pion, Is «f, il d hit ., ill ,; drive wliicl throw, which just did retire Whitema ' il 01 Start g'--« Woo » for both those man ma.!" line ai » is out to Mclnnis unassisted. easily. Tm¡». ,->-.-;» Winner, b by Star 51 -: Swoet Ma rtrinng r « to the famous Norse girl cleared Hollo tier's mit Shean went to Mann find to Whlteinan Pa kert let third Hooper singled in the third, but tv \\ H let A K M rVaui») on Melnnls's hard single to left in a special mixed Shean scored gii by and was called out. NO It! VS. NO were out he was -' titles, will sopear w mot g to i «cotí bunted a op and caught stealing. 1 hliemiu HITS. NO ERROR, 1 i't Starter .- on the courts of the 'i .,- co is the in w -. Then came the fourth and Bostor IVI Pos. SL !» V :, Pi« IteM'-,, doubles match (I !>i,-r Opes Hlgl - »rely scraml ed back to It safe) t '.''. mu NINTH INNING somewhat win. ill War Kirs t 5 fa«. &h America's Race Course Club, North lucky lo .. 10«!, itt -> s finest Thoroughbreds 3t America's Finest Green Meadow Country fa ncd, swinging heavily at the third sinke ONE FIRST HAM' Sh an walke Strunk sacril Vaughn LI lai Shaw 11- 7 8 4' g -, 4S j > at 3:30 HITS NO ERRORS. lo M kle Shea movii g 1.-.-. tid Shean trying to work the cornet r,31 "Looking 109 2 'j as 8 13 13 5 5 2 on Sunday afternoon, Rl N TWO Vaug White- l.'p 4 8>H iii :. K« -¦ Rye, drove a to man fanned the third it -¦- a fon Strunk out to -, r HANDICAP SECOND HALF Merkle high fiy elng Ip. popped the box tLucky Lady .....115 : 5'4 5' 4 ,. S-3 f GREAT NECK a', the thlrfl [nnia was pa ¦' Scott tryii (573) M,-r-\ 'roe«» h- 13 1 ». fanned, offering grounded it !'rli:.-ess ..115 9 - 1 o'clock. Hooper. Pick weakly purposelj to sacrifice. White.men to co ¦.:: 2 ['4 2'.i 4 ', the best men in the strike. Which iia low and wide. Dei! put \.|i a Vaughn to Merkle. NO RUNS. NO HITS. NO singled Comfort 115 6 3 24 3< _. 11 ? ". 4 \ TO-DAY HANDICAP Two of players r had no m ERROR Shean to second. M 0») Goldrsle '.4 v ^ ; RICHMOND flv which lb-op, trouble capturing tre, sending .115 4 1 7» "> and high T4 T1 Wa -. <*"«* AT 2:30 T. M. D. Montgomery KIN NO llll's NO ERROR, SECOND HALF.Merkle filed to Whitema., Innis to left 181 »Stella's s...',-. 109 10 ó »». k' J 4. ^ ¦S.TÎ,0* SPARKLING^^^^^^^^^CONTESTS.BEGINNING club, Messrs. Hugh NO (i'Karrell batted for Pick, lie singled for the scoi 93 .-¦ K' Bus 6 8 rt*P,> waited carefully IHasty 100 .¦¦ 7 5-J 4 Rro i* Train), (. Perm. and 7th Ave also Fiatbush Ave.. will pair up with FIFTH IN'NINC, Scott out to Deal ' Lady 5 9 84 B« 9>» ¦"¦, ,. Station 33rrl Pt Silas W. Howland, until the count was three and two ant t. an fouled trying to sa 109 Q I'r-e,-» 13 il y 6-2 Brooklyn, 18:30 and at Also reached by trolley. to "Jîdladj 10 10 ¡i 10 r-¿ Intervale up to 1 :.v> P. M and Miss Goss, and the FDSST HALF.Agnew out. Deal to Merkle. Ruth popped Thomas. Deal beat out a hit down the rifice and ended the .I '< 3_10 so í0 50 îo 8 Miss Bjurstedt when lie came to bat. Vaughn bate Hue ran for Vaughn rally oupled "oupled S,>*cial r»r» R'Mrverl for I.adie* on all Kac* Train.. in lawn was again cheered third McCabe Deal. On the Thoma3. War Ktss had much OHAN-nvneTAVT> *v" match is certain to abound worked carefully and fanned the big Roston pitcher. hit and run Kllllfer fi.od to Hooper. NO RUNS. fanning spiwd and stoo.| a hard drive garaelv. War Tax. iras si rf after . Merry Pytoooss nnrwi «Bt»i PADDOCK, $3.30. INDIES. SI.«5. Inclndln« ^ RUNS. NO HITS. NO ERRORS. [ ONE HIT. NO ERROR. j From thire yjUil the end of t the start. .-»»-». .w*...,» mad. Ckilitva'» tennis of the highest Quality. ^NO Overweight.War Klí¿. 14. Scralahed.Polygon. 115; Klag Again. II61 ;«tayaw. IMtk «