Giants Finally Hurdle Phillies and Perch on Two Point Margin at Top of League

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. 8 7 THE SUN," TUESDAY, JULY I, 1013. Giants Finally Hurdle Phillies and Perch on Two Point Margin at Top of League

FANS HAIL HIS RETURN TO GAME FIFTY-THRE- E SIAiNTS RISE TO . Inning Fall of All SLIM HITTING, POOR Tigers Seek Lajoie HOLES TO GO INSTEAD OF EIGHTEEN LEAD OF LEAGUE Things Except Runs FIELDING, NO RUNS to Bat After Cobb. "PHE sixth inniiiK of tho Now rETHOIT, Juno 30. If there is York-Athlotl- name ut th any possibility of Larry Lajolo links Jtcquiro TTnJieltlno to Go Polo Grounds yesterday had unlquo Now Yorks Provide Weiik Piny leaving Cleveland, Munutrur Navin in Game Nearly Throe Trounce Phillies features. Thoy wore unique nt the mid Arc Whltcwnsliod of tho Tincrs intends to leave no Hounds, Then f expense of tho Chancenicn. In tho stono unturned to grab the big "Where Bonfon In Flnnl. Errors Almost inning mentioned, with tho homo by Athlotlrs. Frenchman. Mr. Navln called Pres- Equal Hits. team at the but, there camo u tliroo ident Homers on tho long dfstunco base hit, Fifty-thre- a wild fling, a base on balls, telephone this evening and it is e holes of play to decide what n stolen basii nnd then two mora A TIIHKK IJAOOEli WASTED understood offered Ham Crawford was supposed to bo nn eighteen hole bases on balls, yet a run ma- or Bobby Vcach or o amount match Is the record of two lluworth MARGIN OF TWO POINTS not fair golfers In thn course of tho summer cup terialized. MidkifT made the triple of money in exchange for Jjtirry. competition Just completed. IL 11. Cun- vu with none out and but for poor Jlacknion Make Few Swnts, but Tho outcome of tho conference has ningham defeated It. A. Hnzeltlnn 2 up 1 coaching would have made not yet been nnd to play In the final match, but It Shafer, Ruled Out by Umpire, a homo WI111 1 There Arc Come mado public, but it wus Ilazeltlne who found It necessary to 3 run of It. Plank cut in with a wild would not Iw surprising to soo go tho extraordinary dlstanco to defe.it hurl, but there was so much delay When Needed. Lajolo In a Detroit uniform. Dr. J. II. W. Lansing In an earlier match. Lets In Herzog to Bat It seems thnt match play nt Hawnrth on tho lino that when MidkifT did Jennings and Navln flguro that Is nlong handicap lines, nnd contestants finishing In Winning Run. come in he was caught at tho plato, - with Lajoio batting behind Ty Cobb, nil even must play another round. The New York Americans yesterday be- Twlio Ilazeltlne and Lansing finished on Daniels walked and stole, and gan a home series with poor ball play the hit and run play, a .forgotten oven terms, nnd It wns on tho seventeenth t Wolter and Cree walked. Schulz ing In several departments nnd were Item In the Tigers' attack, would hole of tho last match that the first BITTER, SNARLING COMBAT blanked by tho Athletics. The Washing-ton- s named ultimately won. Tho complete, struck out just beforo Midklff's Hoston, In- bo revived. visited won un eleven summary of the tournament 1 as follows:' olTacemont, and ning game passed Hox. Sweeney ended tho and the Red In Pi ret Hound-- K. A. Hasettlne (241 beat Dr. J freak inning by forcing Cree. the West the White Hox outplayed the 11. V Lansing CO) 2 un and 1 In play (63 McGraw Dctrolts, nnd tho Cleveland Naps finished EASTERLY DRIVES TWO HOME. holes); J. M Greenfield. Jr, (12) Ixiat P. M i I'scs Three Pitchers, 1201 one run better oft the HI. Louis Applrgate 3 up and 2 to play; T, M than Hedges (141 W 8. Cowle 133) 1 up and 3 Matty ing Seesaw llrowns. Pinch Hitter 1'nctor In White Sua (44) Finish INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. to play; A. II. Wnllacn bent Shin Inouys Victory Over Detroit. (10) 4 up and 2 In play: Irving Brown (Hi brat Kncounter. Yesterday's Itrsnlts. K. L. Bugle 117) 1 up; II. L. Derby 1M1 heal W, Detroit, 30. Detroit wan II Carpenter (131 by P. C. Close Yesterday's Philadelphia, 6; 0. June unable default: lit) Itesalts. New York, beat J. S. Ogsbury (20) 2 up and 1 to play: Washington, 1; 1 Innings), to hit with men on the aacks and Chicago Jersey City. Providence, 4. Boston, (eleven II. II. Cunningham (28) best II. W Martin I: Chicago, Detroit, 4. won the opening clash by hitting Hull () Newark. 4: Baltimore,:. I: 7 up and C to play. Cleveland, 3; Ht. Lunls, :. opportune Hoiind-llszlet- The Giants and Phillies hail a give Montreal, 10: Rochester. 2. and Zamloch at times. Kasteily, Second lne beat Greenfield 2 up ToronlO'ltuffaln Nn ram, tlnffntn pinch hitting for Whlto In the sixth, drove t to play; Wallace beat Hedges 3 up and I take Inning In Phlladtl-Bhl- a liim and and ten combat layrd en route. Detailed CInb Standings. two runners home with a hard smash In play: llrown beat Derby 1 up; Cunningham yesterday. The former overcame a that Vitt waa only able to touch. Vltt beat Close 2 up. ataatltBaT af the Claba. Scml-fln- Round-Haielt- lne brat Wallace 4 large lead of the foes and hacked their and Chose each made threo hits In five w 1. p r W. L r.c. a i - up ami 1 to play; Cunningham beat Brown 3 up way to a victory and first place In the Newark 4a as M7 Baltimore... .33 37 .471 times up. The score: and 1 to play. Rochester. ..40 30 .171 Jersey city.. 31 3D ,403 CHICAGO (A. L.). I DETROIT. Pinal beat Hazeltlne 3 National League. They two 1 have been RufTalo 37 S4 .Ul Montreal 30 .17 .4SD "i!-"i- a ab r h p a e ab r h p a up and to play. m months and a half In reaching the lead, iToviaence.33 oo .478 Toronto : 41 .387 a I I Beal.cf... OIBiish.ss... fi 2 1 I 2 0 s 11110 HI them-elve- s Hath.Sb.. Vltl.Jb.... "li which coveted berth they find To-ala- 1 601130 Schedale, sasMSsiS Lord,3b,.. 4066 0 1 0 0 Craw'd.rf. 6 0 110 0 BROWNS MAKE COSTLY SLIPS. for the f.rst tlmu and by the slim 1 Chase, lb.. 6 0 O.Cobb.cl... 2 10 0 Jersey City In Providence. "3 110 10 1 margin of two points. Two (points are Philadelphia. fc It 5 (ill 48 17 .738 Collins. rf. 4 1110 llVeach.lf,. 4 0 0 1 0 two points, however, especially when they Newark In Baltimore. - Bodle.lf.. 6 0 110 OiGaliier.lb. : 1 1 13 0 0 Two Hrrors Bnablr Napa to Win by Rochester In Montreal (two games). Cleveland..., 8 4"47lo"s S8 .000 Schalk.c. 6 3 1 4 2 llsiaiiage.c. 4 0 10 10 go with nrst place. On the eve of the Buffalo In Toronto (two games). Weavor.ss 4 0,Uen'ssy,2b 2 0 0 1 1 1 Xcore of 3 to 2. (Hants up Chicago I 3 .64 1114 0 .. 1 0 0 0 0 u lost Western trip the drew to "lilll u nnite.o.. 10102 ruiitiuc Louis, SO. Cleveland took the within close range li Easterly. 10 0 Louden lb 1 0 0 0 1 St. June of the rhlllles, held on Esra MldblfT, peppery sacker, snapped In yesterday's Washington,, 4 "iT S3 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 game Browns they little third SKEETEKS WIN IN A ROMP. 44 .838 Uens.p.... 10 Hall.u 2 0 0 0 6 first of the scries from the until came home, then lost ground camp Hp ill tlligli this afternoon by n score of 3 to I Al- with the Athletics. has last vacated his Job on the hospital SO .831 S 100000 for u few days. Last week they fared Boston. 3344 58 84 Totals. .31 II 27 14 Zamloch.p 0 0 0 0 2 0 though outhlt nearly two to one, Cleve- again to move up receiving a royal welcome his Slanajhter Yatea In Ninth Inning and Hipp forth and. list and received from admirers. Detroit 8 28 44 .381 100000 took advantage, of costly errors by considerable help ttrooklyns, 24443 1 land from the Trlaanph by N to 4. Totals . .3.', 4 9 27 13 2 the Hrowns. In the second Inning Pratt St. 3 28 48 reached the tummit yesterday. The LoulS..., .378 tor inning, 11 gave the single. Providcnce, June 30. Jersiy City 348328 Batted white in sixth dronned fly ball, which the visitors Brooklyns grappled with the llostons and next ball to centre for a tllatted for Henucaay in seventh inning. I away game New I 2 3 3 G 4 10 40 one of their runs. In tho ninth Inning Were severely slammid. Hnorigrass also singled, and both he and walked with tha first of the York... J .2: ruauru tor nail 111 sevenin inning. The Cardinals CONTRAST BETWEEN series this by a score 8 to for Kamloch In nlnlh Inning. Williams badly misjudged a ny bull, Meyers scored on McCormlck's straight afternoon of 4 4 27S Hinted put a crimp In Cincinnati's splurge, and Gamea Lost. 17 28 32 30 48 46 0- being drive. Burns flew out, ending the Inning. 4. Thompson was Invincible until the Chicago -1 allowing it to fall safe, one run the Cubs overwhelmed the Pirates. The Detroit 02000:02 -4 scored ns n result, and In addition Olson Another block of three was annexed In ninth, when he was batted hard, llelslgl Ten lilts and 29 times11000001at bat off Hall In Cubs were the only home team In either To-da- being with 11 two bagger. St the fifth. In which the Phillies tried to PERDUE AND RUCKER was hit hard, but Yates, who replaced Scbrdnlr, seven Innings; 3 hits aud a times at hat olt credited league to win. 1 2") two runs with straight use some strategy and failed to get away him In the ninth, was slaughtered. The Philadelphia In New York. Zamloch In innings: i hits and times at l.oui.i made Its bat off White In 6 innings; 3 hits ami 13 times baseball and hard and timely hitting. with It. Rhafer was walked Fletcher locals also fielded In a slovenly manner. Washington In Boston. -- Yesterday's Itrsnlts. and at bat off Ik-n- in 4 Innings Two base lilt a hit to right, both runners advancing on A double header was advertised, but Man- -' Chicago In Detroit. The scoro: New Philadelphia, 10 Cleveland In Bush. Schalk. Weaver. Three bate hits York. It: (ten Inntnn). ager Schlnfly of Jersey Clt team re Si. Louis. Slruc-- out-- By I ST (A. Boston, Brooklyn. 1. Cravath's poor heave In. Doyle fouled the Hush, Chaw. Home run Beal. CLEVELAND. LOUIS, L.I 9; say- 4; by White, 2; by h u e an r a e St. Louts. 7; Clniinnstl, 4. to Kllllfer, bringing up Merkle. After a Latter Hus Off Day nnd Brnves fused to play more than one game, Hall, by Zamloch. 1: ab r a hoi Hev- - The Athletics shut out tho New Yorks Benz, 1. I'iret base on ball Ofl Hall. 3: oil John'n.lb. 4 1 1 n 0 1 Shotton.cf 6 0 1 3 0 0 Chicago, I.'; Pittsburg, J. powwow was walked, purposely ing he had not been notified In time. 4 Fied the yesterday White, 2; ofl Hens, 2. Double plays Schalk and cnap'n.ss. 3 0 10 0 Stovall.lb. 4 0 1 12 0 0 filling eral hundred disgruntled spectators luft at I'olo Grounds Just as 1 1 w 0 1 the bases. They took a chance on Pummel Everything He. Weaver. Klrat base on errora Detroit, 1; uion.3i . 0 u " ITMt.Jb... 3 2 2 2 Detailed Clab Staadlags. Murray and a double play. Hut Red sent the purk when the double header waa de decisively ns If they had pounded the Chicago, 1. Left on bases Detroit, s: Chicago, Turner.:b 2 1 0 2 4 0 Wll'm. rf. 4 0 0 1 0 n ' clared off. The ecore: 10. Pacscd balls Stallage. 2 Time- -1 hour is .tack'n rf. 4 1 0 2 0 0 Ilrlof.ll N out a long sacrifice fly, on which Shafer ball with real vehemence. They didn't 0 ..3014 1001 7 i Can Dish l'p. minuter Umpires Et ana and Sheridan. Ilval.cf.. 2 0 1 2 0 Auslln.Sb.. 0 0 3 1 scored, and Meyeis's two bagger, that JERSBY CITY. PROVIDENCE. do that, scor- Gr.irry.lf. 4 0 1 1 0 0 Lavans.ss. .1 1 1 0 ft 0 p &b n but Inasmuch us their quite brought ab r h rh 1 0 1 Aknew.c . 4 0 1 3 0 0 I'askert could not reach, 6 0 at0 3 0 0 ing opportunities came largely hit- uariscn.a. Ksihcn.lt Platte.rf.. 110 from WOOD FALLS IN ELEVENTH. Gregg. P. 4 0 0 0 5 0 Baum'er.p home the other two runners, and New 4 2 1102 4 0 1 1 Kmsht.sa 110 Kti.:ip.,.. ting the ball so thnt New York Wallace.. 1010101 0 0 0 0 0 York was one 6 4 0 0 2 3 8 to the good, to:. In 11TB S'lally,:b. Deal.Jh... fielders n 3 r. 3711 1 Wellman.p 1 1 t 0 3 t i BEWILDERS DODOERS 400:20 4 1 1 1 would have dmnce to make Totals..:! j the fifth tha Phillies caught up again with :nau.ci.. M'lnt're.11 0 Ills Orrn Wild Throw Alda Senators tBalentt.. 1 0 0 0 0 l.iHI M'C'bc.rf 64:3100: 3 4 0 0! Ilaum'n.as 4 1 1 1 1 a wild throw the Inimical runs tluttcrcd tne run scored by Lobert stealing home. 1 1 1 Winning; l'riell.Jb. 3 3 2 0 0 EOns'w.lb 1 10 0 home frequently. The score was 6 to 0, to Score Hnua. Totals. .31 3 PK 13 TmC in the seventh New York wrnt out Calh'n.lb 4 117 0 0 Mllchl.cl. 1 0 1 1 0 All tho six being mado In the last 30. Senators Batted for B.iumgardner In fifth Inning Hit i i tii i to m.sjs front again with a 11 4ir.c 0 1 4 0 0 Hocnsr.c.. 4 0 0 Boston, June The tl block of four. With .5 17 four Innings and prospective 1 tor wenman in nintn inning, Mates 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 without the 3 In an eleven tinned PhUadalphla Tjs one hand down, Doyle and Merkle were Maranville and Other Aid Tmpsn.p f Reislcl.P.. 1 trimmed the lied Sox to tChapman out, hit by batted ball. IT IT Shean,... 1 0 0 0 0 champions ever making more thun one Inning game Groom went along Brooklyn, "llll" passed by Beaton. Murray grounded hard Totals.. 73 11(17 7 Yuteap... 0 0 0 0 0 hit to an Inning. Cleveland 1 1 "s ... I ( 4 1 7 4 7w7 Well and Result Is all l ight the Griffith tribe, only one run 1 0- U ri' to Luderus, who threw to second to catch tl.antle... 1 0 0 0 0 for St. Lout 020000000 0 0 0 1 0 0 -2 " Heinle Schulz scattered the scant can- being off him, und that was duo Chicago Merkle, but Doolan dropped hits-Pr- att. bases-Ry- an. 1 7 17 "sT Tsu the throw to 1 . 4 17 2 ister of the Macklun bondsmen, but Two base Olson. Stolen 11 Score of 9 Totals... U I to an error by Milan. Williams batted By J J and Doyle scared. Meyers made his third thinly applied It Pratt, Olson. Hit by pitched ball-- Pittsburg.... "su" Batted lor Keisigi in tne cigntn inninr. though was, it had Inning doubled, Baum-gardne- r, 1 S 1 T 7i2 hit, scoring Merkle. Snodgrasss single Inning. for him In the eighth and Gregg (Ilnefi Bases on balls Oft tllatted for Yatea In the ninth elements of opportunism. It came sup- John- 4; off 3: off Gregg, jl 5- scoring Henry with the tlelng run. Weilman. Struck Bt. brought in Murray. Wiltse died at first, Jersey City Louis,,.. t llI I Hi AU 00100002 -1 plementary to bases on balls or bad game and held the cham- nut By Baumgardner, 3; by Gregg, 6. Hit son finished the and Hums, hitting too deep for Doolan, Sixteen safe hits by the Hoston Ilraves Providence 44 throwing or some other sort of u mis- - Olf Baunrganlner, 6 In five innings. 011 B Off Relslgl. 10 00000000eight Innings: pions to one hit, striking out three of the 10. Ift 3 " sent Meyers home. Then Burns tried to Hits In oft Blug-glsh- ly bapes St. Louis. 8: Cleveland. Time 2 against C piay. nw isew played Al - " made nine runs possible the Yalrs, In one inning. Stolen baasa Knight, lorka four who faced him In the final Inning. hours 10 minutes. Umpires O'Loughllii snd 7j78 steal second and failed. - or fllgtitlly Cincinnati... J 1 2i TT Brooklyns at Ehbets Field jeeterday, and Shaw, Eachen. Two base hits Knight. Jtc- much of the time Wood pitched great ball for seven Innings, Hlldebrand. J J J The Phillies came within one run of . V "J U m 111. . J ' l" nwt.cr,. lit W and then aguln they did next to In thut time, tdx of Oaass Lost, 2Vn S3 11 j7 it 7U tying tho score In the seventh, the inning as Dahlen's crew couldn't connect with the Home runs McCabe, Baunian. Sacrifice hit nothing with the pitching of that tough striking out nine V J In which Wiltse was hammered from the confident pitching of Hub Perdue for more IMrtell. Double plays Ktuglil and Calhoun; old, but them In succession, rto passed Mueller Deal and K. Onslow; Deal, Ens and K. Onslow sound old. bird, Eddie I'lntik, the of the eleventh Inning and To-da- box. In the eighth they did tie It up by than seven blngles and a stnglo tally, at sturt Struck out By Keialgl, l; by Thompaon. I: by still one of tho strongest winged speci- to nip Schrdale. Doolan stealing third after Doyle's throw, 7,000 loyal fans went home In a gloom. Yalta. 1. First baas on balls OS Reialrl. 1: mens In tho big league uvlury. then threw wild In nn effort him. New York In Philadelphia. way mailings' h pounded Nap oft Thompaon, 1: ofl Yates, I. Passed ball Milan's grounder was fumbled, Moellcr Boston Brooklyn. and scoring on an out. Then came the The hitters Tho Athletics did a lot of combination in In Snodgrass, up. Ilucker wus u big surprise. Kocner. First oase on error Jersey city. 111 holding third. Oatidll brought the latter St. Louis in Cincinnati. tenth. which first The crack on bawa Providence. r: Jeraey City. 10. I'm. work, hit and run, bunt and run, half Chicago. singled, to lefthander didn't nppear to have his usual bunting home with a single and Morgan's Texas Pittsburr in both Doolan and Lobert trying plrea Finneran and BisrbaJter. Time J hours. and squeezing. They kept tap- score; get the ball. Matty fouled to Luderus. speed and curves, and right In the first ping the ball to the ground with leaguer scored Milan. The Hums died at first, and then Herzog Inning It was evident that It wasn't his a baao runner In WASHINGTON. I BOSTON (A. L). Philadelphia, June 30. Amid the motion, and stuck to abrhpae abrhpae single to left, scoring run- day. In thut round wonderful plays by INDIANS FINISH WITH VIM. 1 galaxy of hits and errors, und there were planted a the It until It panned out. One of their Mncller.rf 4 0 0 0 0 Hooper.rf. Hummel mid Duubert helped Ilucker to squeeze plays 6 0 0 0 3 0, Verkes.'.'b. 6010006 0 1 2 6 0 nearly as many errors as hits, the Phil- ner from third. Fletcher died at first. missed fire, but another Fosler.Jb, The Phillies tried hard to even up escape with only one run scored against one went through. Their Melding was Milan. cf.. 4 10 3 1 OiSpeakrr.cf 4 0 0 3 1 1 lies and Qlants drove each other Into Three Ran In lnth Tarn Defeat 0 1 0 the again with two out. Walsh batting for him the result of Devlin's triple und n unsullied, but they hud only one Gatldil.lb. 6 2 OILeiwis.lf ..411100 tenth Inning before the Giants were able 4 to a Victory, hard tlorg'u.2h C 0 1 1 6 O.Canln'r.Sb 4 0 1 0 3 0 on single by Into chance, 1 to nose out by the score of 11 to 10 and Alexander, reached first Sharer's Titus. und what lively fielding was done Shanks. If 6 0 2 0 0 OiEngle.lb.. 1 0 12 0 0 thus wrest first place In the league race throw, but Paskert could not get the ball Hucker settled down a bit In the second Rai.timorr, June 30, Newark made a fell principally to the New Yorks, who M'H'l.le.ss 4 I I I I 0Hdll.ss ... 3 0 0 3 4 1 from out of the diamond. The score: and third Innings, but In the fourth, after whirlwind finish In the last Inning In the mixed In some work of that sort Henry.c 1 1 3 4 3 OiCady.e.. . 2 0 0 10 3 0 the Phillies. Alna'ith.c 1 0 0 4 0 OjtCarrtgan. 1 0 0 0 0 0 I the Dodgers had tied the scoro pre opening game of the aeries here with their errors. The game It was a nightmare of a game almost NEW YORK (N. L.I, PHILA. ( N. L). the was such a Groom.p.. 2 0 0 0 4 0iVood.p... 3 0 0 3 3 1 grew ah r h p a e ab r h p vious period on Cutshuw's pass und two three Indians crossing the plate, Kour wan exhibition of hitting by the New Yorks 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 from the start and worse the longer a1 Williams 10 10 O.'tHenriks'n Bunia.rf. 6 o 1 2 o Paskert, ct 5 1 1 singles, Nap was fairly slaughtered. The hits, three singles und u double oft Itoth that the home team had men on bases Johnson.p 01 It went. From the time that Magee 1 4 1 10000 Shafer.Sb S ! t 1 lKnabe.2b. lilin fiercely netted runs. won by 1 to 2. In only three innings Totals . .31 1 6 S3 IS 3 dropped Merkle's easy fly In the fourth Heriog.lh 0 0 Lobert. lb. ( 2 Uraves went at und knocked the Newark out of nlno 10 13 box. score: In the Inning, however, Totals. .4) 3 8 33 31 l Inning that cost the Phillies three runs FTcher.u 8 12 0 1 llMasee.lf.. t t 1 him out of the Sweeney, Mers, The sixth the New Balled for Groom In the eighth inning until Herzog singled to left, driving In Doyle.Sb. 4 10 11 2 Cravtn.rl 6 I 1 Itarlden and Mann hit safely in rapid NEWARK, I BALTIMORE, Yorks lost two dead easy chances for a tllatted for Cady In the eleventh inning. Hnodgrass with what proved to be the Merklo.lb J 3 0 10 0 O'l.'ri'rua.lb 4 0 It succession, the flint named breaking the ab r h p a e ab r h p a e run, and with proper base running might illatled for Wood in the eleventh Inning, Murray.!! 4 10 2 0 0 Uoolan.at. 0 5 4 0 0 1 0 OlMatael.lb. 4 0 0 0 1 0 Evidence the Spalding winning In 0 tie. Perdue fanned, but Maranvllle and Dattnarf have made more. They simply threw Waahtngtou that run the tenth, there were all Meyera.c. 1 i I I : lit Decker... Ga'nlrr.sa 4 0 O.Cnoper.rf. 4 0 1 0 0 1 0000000100 21 f 2 4 & 0 1 1 114 away two chunceg. Boston kinds of plays nnd mlspluys by both S'llgrVef Kllllfer.c. Devlin also found Ilucker for damaging Tooley.. 0 t 0 0 4 0 0 1 ft 0 MidkifT opened the hits-He- nry,0100000000O1 Base Ball and Running Shoe 1 ol'arent.2b. Two baae Williams Sacrifice Trsreau 0 0 0 0 Seat on. n.. 1 u teams. And It wan because the Phillies pi swats and three more runs were counted. W Z'r'n.lf 4 OiHouaer.lb. 4 0 2 14 0 0 round with long threo bagger, und by hits-Ba- ll. Stolen bases-Shan- ks. 1 0 I 0 0 ci Chalm's,p 110 Cad'. spikes stand the wear: M'fn'k, In S 0 01 0 o!lerrick.sa 4 1 I 2 0 coining on play Were the greater sufferers that the (Hants Wlllae.p.. 2 0 0 0 1 Dahlen then took Ilucker out and sent Sac'a.lb could have cantered in with a Double Milan snd McBrlde. Left '(Miner.,.. Myers cf. OCorCan.lf. 4 0 2 0 0 Waaliingtou, 7; 4. believing 1 0 0 0 1 Hull Wagner, who handed u pass to Con- 10 110 home run. Tho relay was en on bases Boston. Pirat base A "Big Leaguer," Won out. M'lhi'n.p O.tDolan.... n.su 1 1 1 0 z route to the III Alex'd'r.p E z r liT'Dijt,ct on balls Ofl Johnson. 3: olt Wood. 3. First The feeling, or rather the great nolly and ngnln the bags were covered. 4 0 1 1 & 0 Ksan.e.... iioioI 0 1 0 ( second man when ho was stopped at third Washington. By his spikes too long, recently Totals.. 42 II 14 14 9 i iwuisn., Octi.Jb... i base on error Struck out rivalry, that exists between the two teams lHolejr Maranvllle raced home with the fifth run Hlgglns.c. 4 0 14 10 Both, p. . 3 0 1 0 2 0 uy coacner Kord. A moment later Plunk Groom. 3; by Johnson. 4: by Wood. 10. em- endeavored to them was manifested In all kinds of ways. The of the Inning on a sacrifice fly by Titus. Lor. p.. .. 1 0 0 0 60 made a wild pitch. .Mldkiff started In, pires Slcfireevey and Connolly. Time 2 hours shorten players were all keyed up and the result ' Totala.,,41 17 Wagner held Totals ..14 t t27i4t stopped, swayed and li minutes. by grinding, only to find initio t Thereafter the Hcnnvllle Totals .32 4 7 27 II 2 und teetered on the line was that chances that ordinarily would Halted for Teareau in the fourth inning. troupe scoreless, a double play helping flagnier inning. and started in again. The lack of quick tor Pool an in Inning, Ran for in the ninth Ilackrnaack on the Map. that in doing so, the shoe be accepted with case were balled up, yet minted the tenth In Inning 1 by or by gave Schang HUlled for Chalmers in the elrhth inninr. him out the seventh when the Newark 0 0 0 0 0 0 decision him Ford pretty 0-14 soles been burned. there were times when keen base- tRan for Miller In tha eichth tnnlDf bases were filled with nobody out. As Baltimore 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 -3 time to retrieve the ball, and JlldklfT was Hackensack day at tho I'olo Grounds had was displayed, nnd pre- Is ball that alone Illatled for Alexander In the tenth Inning. Callahan was sent up ns a pinch hitter for Two baae hits llouaer, Roth. Corcoran. His- - turned back from the plate by Hank, who on the Fourth the slogan In that town, vented the game from being altogether a IRan for Walnh In the tenth inninr It hoped Wagner In the lust half of the seventh, fins. Get. Sacrifice hits Myers. Corcoran, caught and tagged him. Then came a for on Hint day Is that three or Base Ball Shoes joke. It was In the eighth lnnlpg that the New York 1 11 Allen finished the game and was solved playa-- E. Zimmerman and Swnelna; strike nut, u spell of wild shooting uy four hundred baseball euthlislasta will be "Featherweight," lightest 000110400 0- the trouble that culminated In McUruw taking Philadelphia I 0 4 0 I 0 3 I 0 -10 eighth on Egiin, Derrick and Houser. First base an balls on on hand to give Harry Harper, llacken-sack'- s In the for three runs two Off Roth. 2. Hit by pltcher-B- y Lee (Tnm-hlajrl- . Plank In the form uf three bases balls base hall shoe Pair, $7.50 count from Uremian started. Orth Hita-O- Teareau, ( In Innings: off 11 the fl three singles, two doubles rind r pass. out-- By 1. and n force out. senratlonnl young pitcher, rous- 1 Struck Roth, 4: by Lee. Left "SprintinE " $7.00 called Hhafer out on a close decision In a Wiltae. t in three Inninxa; off Mathewson. in Perdue was nt his best and the support on bases Newark. 1; Baltimore, First base Plank was lilt oncu and walked twice ing reception, nnd though ho has Just of second. Shafer resented the de- four Innlnis; off Seaton. V.' in seven Innlnn: "Club Special" " $5.00 teal oft Chalmers. 0 In one inning; off Alexander. 1 behind him wus brilliant. Little Maran- on error Baltimore. Umpires Nallin and during tho game, and In tho third Inning signed with the Washington, a strong cision and It looked uu If the third base- in two Inniniii Two bate hill Shafer, Msrrrs, vllle scooped severul smashes that looked Ovens Time 1 hour and 39 minutes after being hit he wus doubled along with effort will bo made to have Clark Orlftltli "Club Special" Sprinting, $5.00 man was about to hit the umpire who Cravath Three bane hit -- I'aakert. 8ar,lflcs hits und threw the runners out Oldrliu. Strunk tried to take third on allow Harper to pitch against tho New "Amateur Special'. .Pair, $3.50 game. gave hit Knabe. Stolen baaea- - Fletcher, Snodgraaa, like base ruled him out of the That a champion rifle shot. Devlin led Montreal Hammers Qalna Hard. lurry's Infield out In fifth and was Yorks In the morning game. "Junior". " $2.60 Herzog a chance and he proved to be the Lobert, Dolan, llrrinx Sacrifice tiles like tho the Murray. on bases New York. 5: Uraves In batting, with four wallops, In- Montreal, June 30. Montreal found doubled by Itorton's fling to Mldkiff. I'cck "South" Harper Is only 19 years old. "Juvenile," boys' sizes only, $2.00 right man In the light place In the tenth tti out-I- Philadelphia. Struck iy Teareau,.!: by cluding n bagger y singled In fifth and pulled stakes on a Is a as Willap, by two and a triple, Capt, the offerings of Qulnn easy and the but he wonder a "How to Hun to cents, session. I; Mathewson. 2: by Saalon, 4: by , the nars" 1 balls-O- Sweeney, who had been on the hospital list gave ltochester a trouncing. McGraynor hit und run play. Collins, being en route twlrler, In tho Phillies' hnlf of the eighth Miller Chalmers. Klrat base on ff Teareau, Krtrj hov tliould files a .Spoldfflir Citalagvt of tiltch-Beal- on. n week, to to the throw, was In the pinched hit for Chalmers and singled l: off Scat on. 4: off Chalmera. I. Wild for returned us fit ns a fiddle, pitched effectively and led In the betting. second take flute Roll and all othtr Hummer Upartt. !tni Cmplrea Klem and Orth. Time t starring with three hits nnd accepting six Tho scoro: ball's course and had an easy force. Pay l,O0O More for Pick. us name und on a poitul CJri. right. Doliiti was sent to run for him. 47 To f iwur addms to hours and minutes field. Hap Myers, After I 'lii 11k had been passed in the Paskert hit u liner that Larry Doyle chances in the the RHE. TERitr. Hautf. Ind., June 30. The New Stores JmIj glra'ffe, also fattened his hutting Rochester sixth Oldrlng sacrificed. Uartzcll blocked nase-ina- n Spildiig cltse 4 5 quickly u human g-- Americans, who bought Third ui caught one handed and made average drives, Montreal 0100000037210 u 1 Walsh's single, but while scrumbllng for York heave to catch Dolan off first. The throw CARDS HIT BEOS' PITCHERS. with three safe Batteries Qulnn.0111100Hoff and Williams; Pick and Outfielder Kroy at K.000 I'nnblc to hit, the Hrnoklyns naturally and Burnt. tho hall Plank went to third. Collins hit delivery at the end of tho Central was low and the ball bounded against the to who was out position each for looked puny. Hut they played an error- llartzell. of for a League season, y made an offer of bag to the bleachers. Merkle blocked plate, play on Col- Dolan, who had trouble In getting vvtn Drive Tfro Prom Boa aa Beat Cta less game In thn Held. Wheat, Htengel and throw to the mado the 11,000 additional for the immediate de- Dnubert mude superb catches, while Hum- EAYEES STOPS CUB HITFE8T. lins and I'lank ecmed. lluitzcll's fumble livery Pick, who Is wanted once by 4; to second. The Phillies wanted him clnnatl, T to 4, on to score. of at passed to third and a big urgument en- mel covered shortstop In clever style. The liJkcr allowed Walsh the Toronto club, where Chanre will place t get on 124-12- 8 sued. Cincinnati, June 30. Ht. Louis hit field has been sodded nnd sowed since tho Former Brown Player Sacceeds The New Yorks dldn after their him. The offer will be accepted. NASSAU ST. 520 FIFTH AVK. at Inning 111 Mathewson, who had been culled Into Packard hard In the first two Innings of Dodgers left home a month ago and there sixth fizzle. Mclnnls doubled 's game. On. get- In Johnson, who relieved Is no mnio dust. President ClntTney of Task Other I'lrntcs rail the seventh, took third on an out and, the fray In the seventh, took part him, slip- ting In proved Ineffective. In the sixth the Hostnn club saw thn game from R riitCAOO, June 30. After losing four uld und comfort from Harry, squeezed the powwow and held the ball his mitt, coupled wild homp when crony pushed Dolan, fearing that he would not he shod work, with a throw, prtvnte box and looked happy when the out of Ave to the Reds the Cubs returned himself his the gave y tho base, stole third. He two runs to thn visitors, tha last Dodger had been settled. The score: to their native heath and walloped hall to IIortze!l. Plank's third deadhead allowed extra score being 7 to t, with Cincinnati on the trip took place In the eighth and the Matty seeing BOSTON (N. L). I the fast falling Pirates to the tuno of 1? daBhed for the base and short end. IIKROKLVN pitcher on triple. him made n dive for It also but Dolan ab r h n an r h p to 2. Lavender nllowed but three hits. tallied nidrlnirs Peck Wherever You Spends Summer Inning, 2 1 s, It. Ho everything was square Snllee had one bad the seventh, M'vtllr.ss 6 3 ojMoran.rf . 5 0 I I The Cubs amassed eighteen hits off Cum-nit- Inpatich's wide relay allowed the trlpler beat him to got 3b. oCuls'aw-- b 3 except spirit ilvnlry. when the locals to him for two triples Devlin. I 112 Cooper and Kayrra, tho Hrown I'nl-versl- to tally. again the keen of .and n single, nutting the Reds three Lord. If,.. 2 0 UiSleugol.cf. 4 0 1 Mclnnls was by In runs. 1 youth, who made Ills debut and hit Clark the ninth Previous to that. In thn fifth Inning score: Conn'ly.lf I dlWhe.it, If nnd third, The Titus.rf. 1 0 liDaub'rt.lb.4004 0 3 practically stopped the slugKlng. The Htrutik bunted. Mldkiff would have Lobert stole home from mid was I Terms ST. LOUIS IN. L CINCINNATI 1 4 1 Subscription afe by knocking the ball out of Meyers' Sw'ney.Sb 4 I'lSmllll.Jh.. 0 score : llelded the ball to first for an out If Clark ab r h n a e so r n p a e Myera.tb S t 4 0 0 1 f Hum'el.ss (N. hadn't stumbled against him nnd blank-- (Postal Prepaid) Hants some and I I 1 I neacher.lf. 4 0 0 1 0 1 1 PITTSBURO. CHICAGO I,.). HAVE hand. That nettled the Hur'ns lb I I I Mlllrr.c .. I 0 0 - 0 0 0 Randrn.c h p a n 1 riKii mm wiin nix oik oiiik. yt nen Jtuu- j added to tho general gayety of the frolic Maee,lf. ilaln rf... I t 0 Mann. cf . risclier.o. I 0 0 ab r ah r h 1 ns On 11110 1 0 0 0 t Byrne.tb. 0 4 0 klff ho wild, go Kvani.rl.. SOI Alm'lda.rf 0 0 Perdue, p. 6 0 Iturker.p. 1 0 li Iach,ef.. 18 10 did throw threw Mclnnls upon which hinged the leadership of the 4 0 100 . 180810 3 0 0 month yar Oskrs.ef.. 1 2 0 0 M'r'a.cf.rf 4 0 Wagner.p. I 0 uarey.n 10 wiii'ma.cf 10 10 ing to third, uorton recovered the ball . league. 4 0, 4 I 11110a s 0 Viox.ib.. 4 0 even, I'D.. 1 4 1 Mo'rey.lb 10 11 Tinker .41 IS 17 1 1 0 0 i 113 12 Dally... .m. .o ss.oe Totals. I Callahan. 1 1 4 and Mclnnls fetched the home mark on' Teareau and Keaton were the first Kon'hj.lb t 0 1 10 0 0 Hobll'll.lb i I 2 II 1 0 Buller.sa 2 0 0 2 Srhulte.rf 2 8 3 0 Sunday. . Allen.p, . 0 0 0 M'Ct'y.aa I 0 I 0! WMlller.rf I 0 Sweeney's slow footed work on Horton's Dally and .f In Dig Jeff R'k'd.lf.rf I 0 Dodff.lb., 4 0 0 Pitchers the melee. lasted I) 13 110 tYlngllng I 4 0 1 4 O'U'ry.sa 4 0 Groh,:b.,, 4 J Mil'r.lb 0 Zlni'n.31). 181011 throw. Tho score: F.venlnf until It was time for McCornilck to do 111 113 10 Wlla'n.rf. 2 0 0 0 4 0 I 10 1 4 z z o i o o l o o . ..Ifi I 7 T 11 a Saler.lh.. (A. winfo.c, u.ciarKe.c. Totals M 1 0 0 0 4 0 0 rillLA. L I NRW YORK (A. I. ) , his usual pinch hitting stunt. That was Sallee.p. S 1 I 0 1 0 Packard, p I ensor, rf Mtlch'l.lf. 10 MORNING SUNDAY M I nauen inr wngnrr 111 tne scventn inning, I 0 0 0 1 0 Ab r h p a el so r h n a e in fourth, and Harry's single to It 4 1 K'mers.cf B'dwcll.as o; FOREIGN RATES the jonnaon.p. 10 10 tor Allen in Inning. 1 0 0 114 Oldrlng.lf 2 Daniels, rf 0 0 0 0 0 17 7 27 9 0 -- o o o o o o tUattod the ninth Cnlrm'li.c i C'rlden,as. 0 0 0 0 1110 i re rtroye In two of the runs Totals. II uevore,,, 1 rent three Boaton 1 (1 3 0 H C'mnitt.p 1 4 1 2 5 2 1 vtaisn.ri o.woiirr.cl. Dally iiarttr.p,, o o o o o 000 Archer.c 411104 0 0 4 4 0 3100100 l.la I.O scored In that session and after two : Brooklyn 00100 I Cooper,p. 6 0 L'Vnd'r.p 4 0 0 ColllnsJb Cri.l EVENING l.tX) 4 0 0 1 2 O'Smi'n'y.c. 4 010004 1 Dally and Sunday... 31.14 OOIOOOOOO 1 0000 0 0 0 110 llalnr.Sli. 0 0 3 M were down. Then Wiltse went on the 4 27 21 9 Two base Devlin, HelidrU. 1 Totals ..II I hits Sweeney. Smith. 1 M'ln's.lli 2 2 OlHarta'l.iib 1 0 0 1 4s-W- Evening 1.08 11.88 -- Eayres.p, 0 1 0 0 0 Totals. 12 11 27 11 18 tiring line. Kor three Innings he -- ,,5 4 g 16 nan lor jonnaon in ins eerentn inninr. Three base hit Devlin. Sacrlllce fly Tllua, airunu.ci o u o oi I'cuirn.aa 3 o I l s 1 Canada, In holding enemy Stolen baae-- Ciilsbsw, VI -- 3 0 0 2 0 Domestic. Rata Jnelud was successful the Cincinnati 4 ml ham on error Totals. .15 3 3 34 16 31 Barry.. 2 Borl'u.lb. 3 0 0 16 2 o United AUU pea. 01 nails-O- 4 1 Meilco and all to one run, nnd that made on his Ht. Louis I ooaoioo! f--l Brooklyn. First base uu ff perdue, 1; Batted for Cooper In fifth Inning. Schaiur.c, 0 0 1 2 0 MldUlff.Sb J 0 2 8 1 i 10 M t t off Hucker, I; off Wagner. off 2. the p.. I 0 2 1 a o i s n eaalons. na, 1; Plank. oiSchnii.il. YOU i Two Allen. 0 0 i WITH only bad throw lu llrst on Ixibert, who bue Oakrs Three base Pittsburg 3 3 Dorixe, Struck out. By l'crdun. ; by Ilucker. I ; by oooofl(i M'Cnell l 0 0 0 0 0, went to ami then mole home-- In Tlnktr. Oroh Double 1. uiucago ... I 0 3 1 u 1 0 ,, t ? 6 '.'7 0 A third tna hits-Mo- Wagner. Hit by pitcher By Wugncr (Titus), Totals t Clark.p,,. to Wiivo. w. hits-Kv- era, seventh Lobert reached on Sacrifice lilt Off Hucker, !) 3 Two base Schu to. Three base MIOIl the second rey, Bailee. Clarke. Stolen basrs-Wlli- to, II in and unci bird innings; Doyle's Magee u. off Wagner, 3 In Ml Miller. Homo run Srhulte. Saeriflce hit I Totals o when t fumble, after which singled rtna, Oakrs Struck oul-- Ily Johnson, by three nnd two thirds Inning. . . I27HI 4' Mail xtur aHer NOW.tndicAtini data tmmnt uMnt 9V i I; Loft on ba.tca- - Boston. 11; Brooklyn, 1. Double Mndwcll. Stolen base Zimmerman. Doubln 'ii'Mini...... tor ricnuis in inu eigntu inning, nnd Cravath rattled the hall against tha Ballet, 4. rirst baa on balls-O- Johnson, 1; bases-l'- m,. ff play-Sm- ith. play Byrne snd Miller. Left oil Harler, 1: Hits-- Oil Fischer and Dauhcrt Passed ball halU-n- riilladrlphU,, -6 wall for double nnd a pair of runs. pit ofl bsIIm, I. Packard. pitch-All- hlirir. 6: Chicarn. 7. Plrst huan nn rf a -- Miller. Wild en Umpire In New Yoili 0000021:0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0- 6 in one and one third Innlnts; nil Johnson, chief on Kayres, r.; 4, -4 UiS I Wiltse was then retired and Matty thrown Rlgler. Field umpire-Byr- on. Time- -! hours. t,amniiz, 2; an lvenner, Hit in Are and two thirds Innings: off Harter, 1 In ny piirneu nan uy i.svcnoer, 1. pirucx nut -- Flrsl tiuse on error Philadelphia. on Into the breach. Matty could not pre. two Umpires By : New Voile, 4.Ift innlnaa. Brcnnan and Kaaon. taninlli. 1: bl Barrel. 4: br Lavender. I. First THB BUN, , New York: vent Cravath from scoring, as none was Time- -2 hours. Umpires Oulgley snd Kuislle. Time- -2 hour base on balls Off Plank, S; off Schuli, 4. Another Shortstop for Chance, out-- By by out. Hut after that only one I'll Hi' auu 10 minuiea. Struck I'lank, 7: Sihuls, l; by Ul Shortstop Boone the Clark, I. Three base Mhikitf. Starting. U counted on Matty, and that run was due of Dallas Texas hlia-M- Leasruo hv, Tyyq base cl mils. Cree. Sacrifice ing, poyie'a Baatern Assseletloa, Club lins hein nurrhiiaH the baata-Old- to wild throw, as already re Virginia Leajiar. Borpy, Sloleii iin. Daniel. .moBt- counted. Bridgeport, I: Water bury, l. New York Americans. Double IilUis-Mldk- lff, 1 1 art tell nd Bortoii: THE SUN ?OT??)for. i- New Haven, Portsmouth, 4: Richmond. 1. Pecktnpsiigh, Uorton Midklff7 I rKNgSU The Giants had two on In the first and ft Naw London, t Petersburg, : 0. ami Hit by ' Hartford. Holyoke, Newport New, pitched ball-- By Scliu (Plankli by Clarfc one In the second without scoring. In It: I (first gams), Trl-Sta- tn Roanoke, ; Norfolk, 6. Hartford, t; Holyoke. (second I.raaar, (MclniUal. Hits-- Off SchuU. b In eight aasssssss. 1. 1 i game) Enolosod And the fourth thoy broko loose and gpr ngfle d, 15; 7 off Clark, 1 in one inning. Uninirn ...... t Plttafleld; (first game) Atlantic Clly. 7: York. 4. chtef-Diiie- In Wiled up three on ; en. Field umpiro- Kgan. runs the Phillies' lead Springfield, Ptttifleld, 1 (second game), Wilmington, 4; Trenton. 6. Verr York and New Jersey Lraane. - Tlme2 f 6. With one out, Merkle gave Magee Harrisburg. I; Allentown, 2. hour. Name t s eaav ny. ne Long Branch. 7; Kingston, 4. " nign wnicn nronneit. Ncwburgb, I; Danbqry, I. i) I Murray flew out to Faakert, and while Weet.ra Leaae. rw England Lrasinr, Baseball. KHBKTS FIKl.Tt, To-da- 3:30 Addrts s,s ,t,.,..t...., Keyera was at bat, with a Omaha. 7; P. M. Brooklyn vs. Boston,' ,lir. the and i nioux City, I Lynn, 6; Pall River, 4. Prospect Baseball 81. Joseph, 4; lies Moines, 1. Park Resnlla. far the count, Beaton uncovered a wild Now Bedford, ; Portlano, t. atata penver.WirhlU; postponed: grounds. Montrose 1. C.,1; Bedford A. C, 4. Amerl-c- o Town inai scored aterKie. Mtyera drove wtl Lowell, t; Lawronoe. 7. Prospect IIA8EHAI.I. P.M. N.V. I uncoin topikAt postponed; Iraja Ula. Worojettr, park P. C. 6; Ultra A. C. 1, v. Philadelphia, Polo Urounda. Adm, auc. f; Brockton, l Areow t. C , 7; Uu Rldg Trarilan, 4