Yankees Again Humble Indians.Giants Extend Streak.Dodgers Lose Another Game Peckinpaugh 9s TwoHomers Barnes lilts It a and Glorious Feelin? . , ByBRiccs Drive Coveleskie From Box Ain't Grand McGraw's Men Captain Gets a Four-Bagger iu Each of First Two Into 4th Place Innings; Collins Winner by 11 to 3 in Game That Is Curtailed and Darkness Polo Grounders Nose Out by Rain Champion Reds by 2 to 1 for Fourth Win By W. O. McGeehan Straight Stanislaus Coveleskie's throat halysnrds broke at the winch in the From a Special Correapondent 22. second at the Polo Grounds when Peek in pa CINCINNATI, July -For the sec¬ inning yesterday, Roper ugh ond time in two the .soaked him for a second with a knot smash into the days onrushinp twenty-four ! Giants laid low the proud world's cham¬ port side and two other sailed and across bleachers, players wing wing pion and as a the mark Reds, result of theii ahead of him. Bdat for boat, Yankees beat Indians by 11 to 3, fourth consecutive victory climbed inti unless somebody can come forward with a time allowance on account of the first division. New York to-da; Bob MeusePs length over all and Pinjr Bodie's breadth of beam. won out, despite a thrilling ninth in The game was called after the seventh' ning finish by the locals, a scon A smile at all "four of by cor¬ on account of rain, darkness and other 2 to 1. ners"! complications that made navigation dif¬ The Score Jesse Barnes, who was somewha ficult. The ¿8,000 customers went be¬ slow tp round into his true form thi Price revision on low when a squall broke, and after the (A. L.) NKW YORK (A. I.) season, was the Giant twirler wh several ab r H i'" it <¦ sb r li po * i< foiled a fourth inning they began to cruise .TumlcvRoi). If SIS 1 1 l>| r'linilgh. KS 4 » a 0 2 u relay of Redleg contempe thousand men's suits. homeward on the liners. Chapman, si 4 a 1 1 1 111'lpp.« II)... S ] 1X10 raries and pulled up his mates by th înterborough Speaker, ef. a o 1 u Ol Pratt. 2b.. 2 l » l 4 n that were By that time it looked as though Smith, if... »ill 1 0 OIRuth, lr... a 1 2 1 (i n bootstraps from the hoi polloi to th Many consid¬ Indians needed at least a seven- Gardner. St>. »0 1 ¡i 4 O Meusel. rf. 4 » a 4 o o Hite. Barnes pitched a masterpiec run W'ftnss. 2b, 20 1 a 2 llttodle, cf., 4 i a a ou for and erably higher, $50 to and one- handicap over Yan¬ .lohnstoii. lb. '-'0 0 4 II III Ward. üb. a 0 1 0 00 eight innings with perfect sur. $75 kees to make it a race. o'Wili. e... a o I .". 4 OlRuel .c_ 412a 110 port doubtless would have come off t now. Norton of the Covolcnkl«, p 100 u 0 0 Collins; p. 1 a i i 10 shutout honors. In the first Captain Bully destroy¬ Myers, p.... 0 I) II 0 11 Ol eigï er Semmes cruised into the Polish .orancs_ ill 0 0 Ol innings Jess let the Reds down wrl Grounds and cast his anchor to the FacUi, p..'., 1 0 0 0 0 0 four scattered singles. Cincinna leeward of the press box during the bunched two hits with an error ft Canoes, camping for Toals.26 a 7 IS 12 ill Totals. ..31 11 16 21 8 0 their equip, race, which accounts the nautical »Batted for Myers In fourth Inning. only run in the last round. merit, twist. Captain Norton has overcome Galled,on account of ruin and darkness. So far as that goes, the Cincinna golf clubs, tennis the handicap of having come from Cleveland. o- fi 2 1 0 0 0. a pitching was tough enough to suit t) goods at Cleveland by bucking the army line Now York. 2 4 2 12 0 x.1 1 most fastidious. The Giants garner« rackets.sporting as a cadet and the North Sea as a Two-base hits.Ruth (2), Chapman. Smith only a half dozen safe blows. It wi all four stores. naval officer. He can pick his course draney, Meusel, Bodie, Wambstfanas. Three- not' the fault of tl in weather but bane hli .lamleson. dome runs.Peoliln- Adolpho Luque, any weather, iiaiiKh (2). Stolen bases.-Ward (2), Bodie, Cuban mound artist, that he did n for he picked Indians to win yes¬ Sacrifice Gardner, Double play.Peckin¬ tarry to the end. He gave way in ti Suitcases. terday's race boat for boat. paugh, Pratt and Pipp. Left on bases- eighth inning to a pinch hitter. "Hoi Bags. "Ward¬ Wheel Into Action Quickly Cleveland, 8; New York, 7. Bases on Eller retired the visitors in the nin robe" trunks. balls.Off Coveleskie, 1; Myers, 1; off after the first two Giants batters hi Coveleskie was perturbed in the very Paeth, 3; off Collins, 4. lilts off Cove¬ hit first inning when Peckinpaugh opened leskie, .'. in one inning (none out in 2rnll : ! safely. with a home run into Held orf .Myers. 6 in 2; off Paeth, li In 3. Hit the left t.\ - By Collins, Spealter. StrucU- Light Hitting Game Is straw hat bleachers. Pratt a base on balls your dingy? got out.By Coveleskie .' by Paeth, 3; b> In this light hitting game scorii and went to second on a smash by .Men¬ Collins, 3. Wild pitches Collins. Paeth. opportunities were Some new ones ar- sel. the Wonderful Wop, Winning pitcher.-Collins. Losing pitcher j few and far h just Ping Bodie, Coveleskie. Umpires -Mortality »ml Chill. tween. The Giants muffed a cracked a to center and scored ' go single line.2 Hours. chance in the first when t ¡rived! Pratt. double steal inning Meanwhile the squall started, and went wrong. Burns si after Yankees half of the second gled and Young walked. Burns to Rogers Peet Company for Myers, who had relieved Coveles¬ ¡third on Frisch's fly to but w inning Skipper Speaker of Indians a star¬ Neale, kie, plastered double against the trapped by a short throw on an Broadway Broadway was praying that it would keep up and board bulwarks of Stadium. Jamieson at drown Yankees out of the hall tempted double pilfer. Groh, who s 13th St. "Four at 34th St park. brought him home with a smash to gled for was Ruel started with a hit between third center. Cincinnati, caught ste Convenient ing after Daubert and Roush flied o j-nd short. bunted one this time it looked like more bad The Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave. to Coveleskie, who threw to second, but Hy Giants got a run in the seco at weather to windward, and Yankees inning. This was due Warren at 41st St, there was nobody by the bag. to trim sail to finish entirely to The throw have rolled before started the thing oversight on the part of Kopf. Af might in a hurry, while Indians tried their Kelly had to the wind for a few hundred fathoms best to the who popped Daubert, Spem if had not cut across its keep thing going. Ruth, tripled far over Roush. Then Do; He the and held the had struck out once and walked once, walked. Smith hit to bows. gaffed ball drove one toward the center field sharply Sicki runners, but Collins was safe. Then and everything was set for a dou bleachers. Speaker dashed after it, but play; but in his the good schooner and the Kerr eagerness to effect t came in second and once slipped dropped ball, giving Outpitclies in Ninth two-ply up the leg Ruth two had Rally killing Kopf stepped off a knot smash bases. Ruth immediately bag before he received' more sent twenty-four himself out Sicking's thr< Five Batters into the left-field bleachers for a home speared stealing.* Enables Though he got the batter at first Leitding Meusel out a to Harper; Champions Braves run, the other two ahead of also cracked double failed to retire scoring center was out in a Doyle, and Spen him. and standing up tallied from third as a result t In Two Big Leagues dash to third. Yankees were navigat¬ Beat Red Sox, 2-1 of At least it looked like two home runs To Down Cards negligence. Doyle took third on to finish the game within the al- throw Luqi out of two times up, but those who ing poor to catch him napping, AMERICAN LEAGfE left their moorings at the Polo Grounds loted four innings and a half, while- BOSTON. July 22..Kerr had the Barnes struck out. Indians were tacking to prevent this. ST. LOUIS, July 22'..Boston trailed For Player, Clnb. G. AB. R. H. PC. for the yacht races in the last few better of Harper in a ' duel New York Tribune St. Louis for eight innings to-day, then some time thereafter it sett Speaker. Clev. 88 339 84 140 .410 are wondering if the time allow¬ Steals Home (Copyright, l'J20, Inc.) down to a real Staler, St. Loulf».. «7 Sol 67 141 .40« days Bodie, He to-day and Chicago defeated Boston, rHllied'in the ninth, scoring two runs pitching duel. Jackson. 81 lUff «1 ance might not cut them to two mere and 5 to Roush Makes Chlcajro. 134 .894 After that the admirals and Thereupon Ping Bodie, the square 2 to 1. winning, 4. Presentation Ruth, New York. 86 -385 95 111 .38» singles. of Yankees did The week of the Grand Grapple.slang for the clash of Yankees, Oeschger was hit hard, but the locals It was Roush who handed Rite, Wash'ton... 82 33? 48 121 .365 amateur skippers and designers of rigged vessel fleet, The White Sox scored in the third were able to bunch safeties the Gis some down the wind. White Sox and contenders onW in the the winning run in the NATIONAL I.EAGCE Clevelands held an inquest over pretty sailing on singles E. Collins and Weaver Indians, triple for the gonfalonic fiutterer, third when live two eighth. He He cracked out a double to center and by inning, hits and Barnes's single his Player, Club. G. AB. R. H. PC. tie remains of the late lamented Mr. and in has produced more baseball arguments than we have heard in a bases on balls accounted for their four the through legs, Interment was in the started to reach for third with no the eighth on singles by Kerr long pitcher reached third with one Hornsby. St. I..,. 87 34S 54 124 .Si» Coveleskie. while. runs. Luque deflected ,T. Smith, St. I- 58 189 39 63 .383 from the Indians. Then he and Leibold, overthrow of ' ' Burns's drive to K Club House. opposition McNally's The score: and, the Konetchy, R'klyn. 75 292 35 »5 .325 Resume in Sea spread his hallooner and his spinnaker first and K."Collins'.-? sacrifice Bos¬ A double series such as though latter threw out E. Smith, N. V.. 51 151 10 49 .325 Heavy home while fly. through high explosives Ruth, Speaker, Jack¬ BOSTON (N. I..) ST. LOCIS (N. I,.) batter, Barnes was able to Roush, Cincinnati 80 301 37 97 and reached for the plate ton scored in the seventh on Vitt's son ah r h po a o| ab r li po a o score ea< .»2tj All this time the rain was and Felsch of littered with -. pattering another for tho In¬ an error was, course, snappy chit-chat appertaining Powell, cf.. 40 0 3 0 OlSmlth, If... 5 0 2 3 10 Cincinnati staged1 a r down in and the um¬ Faeth, single, by E. Collins and Mc- Fiele, 2t>_ 4 12 2 3 lb 4 1 10 10 in the menacing big drops finally held the ball. Innis's to the Blooie or the OlFournior. 2 ninth, but had to be content i whistle ail hands below dians, sacrifice fly. Big resounding whack.meaning hard hitting. Maim, If.... 412 4 0 0|Stoek, 3b... 5 1 2 1 .'i 0 one run. pire's piped This feat seemed to The Kayrs, rf.... 4 12 1 0 O.llonwby. 2b .".1 2 1 10 Daubert was safe when and the hatches were battened down on surprising score: But this was not the case. K Wins National astonish all authorities .011 navigation CHICAGO entirely Ford, lb. ;i i) 0 10 lOKnode. S3.. 3 1 1 3 »0 dropped Doyle's throw. Roush Oszy the customers. Steerage passengers (A. L.) BOSTON 'A. L.) Boeckut. 3b. 311 1 3 0 demons, c.. 30 0 5 00 to but sin; for Bodie is broad at the beam and ub r li po u u| all r h po a e The appearance of Tris Speaker again started the as to M'fllle. 8».. 4112 3 1 Heathcoto.rf 40 2 1 10 left, Doyle's fast were in from the uncovered Llebcild. rf. 4 0 1' 1 0 rf. 40 argument on fielding Title on Parallel brought carries little aloft. It is that O'Hooper. 1 2 0 0 the Gowdv. <.. .. 3 0 0 3 2 0 Mclfenry. rf 3 0 1 2 0 0 Daubert second. Duncan hit Bars forecastle head. With the expected B. Collins,2b ail 1 4 ljVlir. ab. 4 1U1 2 0 greatest fielding outfielders that ever of offen¬ O'.Ncll. e. 000 1 0 01 20 0 1 30 resumption he will be docked for remeasure- Weaver, 3b.. 4 02 1 4 ll played, regardless any Schupp, p., Frisch and Daubert was of the race in a sea Yankees to-day Menosky, If.. 30 1 4 0 0 Ocarligor. p. 300 0 2 01Haines, p.. 00 0 0 Oo called out heavy ment. Nevertheless when he returns Jaoknon, If. 401 1 o 0 »Pliâtor. loo 0 00 sive strength. McQuillan, u ooo 0 oo! interference when he Joseph Oszy, of the New York Ath» scored another run when Ruth got a Pelsch, cf... 4 00 1 (I OlScliaiiK. cf. 40 1 3 0 0 bumped into to Hill he can tell the rock- .1. Collins, lb 4 .Chrlstenb'y 10 0 0 0 Oi Fordham lad as he' was letic Club in the base on advanced to second on Telegrapli 02 17 (1 OiMi-Iiinis. lb. 2 00 11 0 11 The First Two tCruise. ooo o o about to competing national balls, he home it RUberg, ss.. 40 1 a 8 0Í Scott, ss_ 300 2 2 0 oj the ball. at the Meusel and scored on a rollers that stole and prove 2 00 gymnastic championships Tweiw a single by Solialk. c..; 2 1 OlMcNallv, 2b.. 300 4 5 1 It was Totals_33 5 8 27 14 1| Totals ...34 4 12 27 13 0 Kopf singled to Street Y. C. A. last smash bv Bodie, the Wonderful by the charts. Kerr, p. 3 1 1 II 2 O Walters. 0. 300 0 2 0 generally conceded, without using up any vast number of center, sco ty-third M. night, Ping a 0 0 0 2 11 .Hatted for Gowtly in ninth inning. Roush and was crowned American the That ended the tacking and the teams [Harper, p_ words, that Tris was the for putting Duncan on th king ,of Mop. Speaker greatest outfielder of all time. This as fBattcd Oeschger in ninth inning. Kopf took second on the to parellel bars. Oszy a total Indians hoisted their spinnaker resumed baseball for with the passing Totals.. .32 2 » 27 1!) li Totals.30 1 4 27 13 2 Boston.0 0 0 0 throw gathered of the fifth it ?Halted for Menosky in ninth a fielder alone. It was agreed that Speaker combined more of 0 2 0 1 2.¦', plate. Neale was of 838 points in winning this event in the third and got two runs by the of the first half inning Inning. qualities St. Louis ....0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0.4 tilling the bases. purposely pai from stake. Jamieson smashed a to was a game. Yankees got two Chicago.0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0.2 such as in and to the or Two-base Ruether batted fifteen competitors from all part» triple legal Boston .« o 0 0 u 0 greatness, coming going back, right left, judg- hits.Eayrs, MaranvUle, Smith. Sicking. He of left center and scored when Col¬ more in the fifth when Rip Collins, 0 o.l Stock. .Heathcote. Sacrifices hit wickedly, but the country. Rip Stolen base ing the flight of a ball, Croft made a neat lins lost the course» and shot over a who had sprained his ankle, singled B. Collins. Sacrifices B.Col¬ fly studying batsmen, handling ground balls, .Caulse, Fournler, ICnode, ("lemons (2). stop and by Louis Weissman, of the Ninety-sec« lins, Melnnls. Double play-.MeN'ally and ! Double play.MaranvUle, Pick and Ford. assistance of ond Street Y. M. H. won the wild Collins sent to and limped to first. Two bases on balls Mclnnls. Left on basi-« throwing, etc., than any other individual star. and I A., rop» pitch. Speaker Chicago, (j^ Bos¬ Left on bases.Boston, 5; St. Louis, 11. retired the side on a title in 8 the first when he struck him amidships tilled the corners and Ruth scored two ton, 3. Base on balls.Oft Harper. 1. No one could think of Bases on balls.Oft I; off very timely dc climbing seconds flat, Struck oui Speakerian weakness in the outfield. Oeschger, Schupp, play. with a ball. Tris tacked to runs with a drive against the star¬ Bv Kerr, 1. Umpires.Con¬ Speed, 2. Hits Off Oeschger, 12 in S innings; off fastest time recorded for this event pitched nolly and Nallln. Time, 1 :2D. 1 In The score: third on a double Smith and scored board walls. The ubiquitous hits de¬ grace, balance, sureness, judgment, skill.all qualities were «considered in Ilaines, 1; off .McQuillan,' none In 1; NEtV since 1905. by off Schupp, 7 in H (none out In ninth). Hit YOBK (X. L.) CIXCINXÀTI (X Kurt on a Gardner. was there to the detail. ub r h po a e Rottman, New York Turn Ve« sacrifice fly by stroyer Speaker get by pitcher.By Schupp (Boeekel). Struck Bums. ab r h In half of third Yankees blow on the rebound. If... 30 0 3 0 Otfiruh. 3b_ rein, was first in the horizontal baP their the Senators Oust Browns Number Two took no amount of out.By Oeschger, 2; by McQuillan, 1; by Bancroft, ss. 4 0 0 2 8 402 continued to outfoot Indians on the Rip Collins remained on the bridge Naming great time. The main vote »Schupp, 6. Winning pitcher.Oeschger. Youiig.it... 3 02 1 0 OlPauberr. lb. 4 0 1 competition and V. Winsjansen, Nor« Losing pitcher.Haines. 4 0|lloush. cf. ... 411 tack. Collins all the to until the end he one From First went to Bill Lange, the great who is now Umpires.Klem Frisch, 3b.. 01 0 1 If 4 il wegian T. and A. C, took first honors port got way though sprained Division Chicago star, rounding out hiá und ISmslle. Time, 2 hours. Kelly, lb... 3 0 0 15 llPunean, o in second on an error by Wambsganss. of his sea going dogs in the second career in the Spencer, cf. 4 11 3 1OliKopf. ss. 40 1 the long horse. insurance field of San Francisco. OjNeale, rf_ 3 0 1 -...- The trim schooner Roger Peckinpaugh inning. WASHINGTON. July 22..The Sena¬ Doyle, 2b... 201 1 6 0'Sicking. 2b.. ... 3 0 300 a sail over tors ousted Lange at fifty-three looks to be a citizen of Smtth^i. 0 2 2 0' .Uuetlier. sent him to the mark with single this Indians and Yankees will the St. Louis from the first husky thirty-four. He was Erratic ¡¡amen, p. 3 11 o 1 0 100 White Sox Get Strunk to second on the throw- same course The Coveleskie division the first Support Helps Wingo. c.. .. 3 0 0 time and went to-day. to-day by taking game close to Speaker's standard ,in every way; a skillful who Luuue. p.... 2 0 0 PHILADELPHIA, July 22..The Chi¬ scored on a throat are In of the 5 to 4. brainy, star, Cubs to in. Peckinpaugh single bv halyards being repaired. series, I had about a Beat Meadows »See.. 10 0 cago White Sox have secured Amo» meantime Indians will use The score: everything that great outfielder could use in the of Pipp. the the practice Totals:...» 2 6 27 19 2| Totals... TauTo i Strunk, outfielder of the Philadelphia In the fourth inning Graney, batting Bagby topsail. ST. LOUIS (A. L) WASHINGTON (A. Ll his chosen profession. CHICAGO, July 22..Erratic fielding .Batted for in Americans, it was announced to-night. ab r b po a tl ab r b po a « behind Sicking: ninth li Tobln. rf... 512 0 Meadows, coupled with oppor¬ fBatted for Luque In eighth The Athletics recently asked waiver» 0 liSlianka, 3b.. 82 2 2 10 \ Lange could go get 'em.in or back, right or left, low or New York Inning. Gedoon. 2b.. 812 6 8 0 Milan, If.... 402 2 0 0 high. tune* hitting by Chicago, enabled the ...0 1 o 0 o o 0 1 on him and Chicago claimed him aft SIsler, lb... 400 S 2 11Rice, cf_. 4 00 a 0 0 Speaker.and Lange.and then- locals to defeat 4 to 2 to¬ Cincinnati ...0 0 0 0 0 0 Jacoliaon. cf. 40 1 1 0 liRot.h, rf. 400 I 0 0 Philadelphia 0 ö the waiver price. was hit but Two-base - 9-. Pirates Pound Cadore Williams, if. 40 1 0 0 0 Harris, 2b... 311 3 2 0 day. Tyler freely tightened .Spencer. hit.Daubert. Three-ba Smith, 8b... 4 11 2 1 1 Gharrity, lb. 4 12 13 10 in the pinches. Stolen base.Neale. Sa Pesky Gerber, ss... 211 3 (l 0 »a. Ill 1 3 0 Number Three .Kelly. Double Olson Married Again MeBride, Naming The plays.Bouah and o.. 4 score: Bancroft. V fievereld, 0 0 .1 1 1 Pldinlch. c.. 8 0 0 2 10 Doyle and Kelly. Left on WELLSBURG, Va., July 22..Ivan M, Shocker, p.. 80 1 o A o Zacliary. p... 40 1 0 2 0 Number Three was not so serene a PitlLAl'lUA (N. L.) CHICAGO (N. L.) .New York, 4; Naming nearly process. r a. Cincinnati. 6. Bai I of National For in »Hillings. .. 10 0 0 0 0! Jimmy ab h po e ab r h po a e balls.OtT Luque, 3; oft Olson, Brooklyn McAleer's name was Paulatto, lb. 4 03 12 11; Flack. rf....412 3 0 0 Off Luque. 4 In 8 Barnes. 1. League Baseball Club, and Miss Mabel Closing Innings 4 9 24 brought up quickly. Miller :!b 5 1 1 4 innings; off Victory Totals_84 18 2b. 4 0 1 ,l| Totals SO 6 » 27 100 0il!crzog, 4 10 Struck Eller, her« cf. 1 0 out.By Luque, 2; Ivie, of Webb, Mo., were married .Batted for Shocker in ninth inning. His supporters were considerably wrought up over the. idea of nam¬ Williams, 2 0 1 0 Terry, ss_30 1 1 3 0 Losing pitcher Luque. by Ban A. M. Miller of th» St. Louis _0 2 Stengel. if.. 100 0 OOMerklo. lb.3 10 » 1] and Umpires.<3 to-day by the Rev. in the Seventh 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 ing any one else. Mausel, If.. 4 1 i 1 0 llfUibertsob. If. 4 1 1 2 0 0 O'Day. Time. 1:54 First Church. Uprising The Score Washington .00121100 x--5 Fletcher, ss. 4 0 1 li 4 1 l'askort, cf. .310 2 o « Baptist Stolen bases.Smith, C.eiber, Williams, i But those Fielder Jones were IV'stono. 31). 3 0 0 1 5 2 Deal, 3b_4 0 0 1 3 0 and Net« Four BROOKLYN PITTSBURGH (X Rice. I supporting equally insistent. At which .Cravath ..100 0 UOlDalv. c.402 6 10 Eighth (N. L.) L.) Sacrifices.Oedeon. McHrldo (2), 0 al> r li i»» a e ab r h po a o Shanks. Double point a delegate in the Fan Convention rose to R. Miller. 31)0 0 0 1 olTyler, p.30 1 0 ill Plclnich, play Qharrlty. put in nomination another Wheat, c. 4 0 1 li 1 McCabe, ss.. 4 0 o Rlgbee. cf.. 5 0 1 McHrldo and Harris. Left on basen.St. l| Score Is 5 to 2 3b 4 0 1 O 0 0 Outslmw, 2b 5 2 2 name that started instant Meaaows, p. 3 0 0 0 2»i Runs; Johnston, Louis,6; Washington. 7. Bases on balls. cheering. This name was James Tilden Sheck- 1 0 0 0 »IritTith. rf.. 4 0 0 2 0 0 S'worth, rf. 2 1 Off off ÎHawlings.. 0 0 Wheat, If... 412 a o o Nicholson, If 2 0 1 1 0 0 Shocker, 2; Zachary, 2. Struck out ard, of Brooklyn and Chicago, a wonderful power defense From a Special Correspondent Myom, et. .401 Caton, ss... 3 I) 1 3 8 il .By Zachary, 1; by Shocker, 2. Umpires upon for over Totals_32 2 9 'J4 IS e| Totals.32 4 fi 27 14 1 22.--The Konetchy lb 4 2 11 tlrlmm, Ib.. 4 0 0 12 2 0 .-Dineen and Fxiel. Time of game, 1:37. a decade. S Philadelphia. 010 00100 0.-2 PITTSBURGH, July pesky Klliluir. 2b,. SOI 1 ; o McK'nle, 3b 4 11110 Chicago. 10 0 0 0 3 0 0 X.4 Pirates the Krueger, o., 2 00 n Schmidt, c. 4 1 1 4 10 Crowding Sheckard out of third place to be a again jolted league leading Cadore. p... :t o o o ¡Carlson, p.. 4 0 1 1 (I Welch's Infield proved difficult under¬ .Batted for Wrlghtstone In eighth inning. this afternoon 5 to 2. Ten Single taking. Fast and brilliant, sure and a t Batted for Meadows In ninth inning. Sale of Dodgers by Totals_32 2 7 24 14 2| Totals_33 5 10 27 16 0 steady, wonderful judge of the fly Three-base hits.Paulette. a star on Home-run. hits were made off Leon Cadore. Among Brooklyn _0 1010000 0.2 Defeats Tigers, 3 to 1 ball, ground balls, a man with a fine arm and a keen eye, Meusel. Stolen base.Terry. Sacrifices. the blows were a home run by Bill Pittsburgh .0 u 1 0 0 0 2; 2 x.5 Sheckard ranks with the Terry, Merlile. Stengel, Williams, Paskert, McKechnie Hi in the Two-base hita.Johnston, Myers, Konet¬ PHILADELPHIA, 22..Welch's undoubtedly mighty. Tyler. Double plays.Fletcher and Paul¬ past Myers eighth- July ette; Terry, Merkle rind Deal. Left on a double by in the and chy, Kilduff, Cutshaw, Nicholson, BIgbeo. infield single with the bases filled He probably has a slight edge over and Jones. Palm Kigbee eighth McAlqer bases-Philadelphia. 9; Chicago. S. Bases Beach Suits a Throe-base hits.Wheat, Konetchy. Home scored two runs won on double by Cutshaw in the third, all run.McKechnle. stolon basen.Cutshaw, and to-day's balls.Off Tyler, 4. Struck out By of them in the * Nicholson. Nouth- game from Detroit, 3 to 1. Veach's Tyler, 4; by Meadows, 3. Umpires.F.ig- figuring scoring. Soutlfworth. Sacrifice And Others ler and Moran. Time of Harold Carlson was walloped for wortn. Double plays- Qrlthm, Caton and home run accounted for the visitors' game.1.45. four doubles, two and a Gflmra. Left on bases Brooklyn, 4; only tally. The score: Cobb's only fair arm cut in triples single, Pittsburgh, !.. Bases on balls.OIT Cadore, passably upon his chances. His fielding Red Sox Claim but after the fourth inning he had the 4; off Carlson, 1. Struck out.By (.'adore, DETROIT (A. L.) PIHLA'PIHA (A. L) also was Traynor ab r b po a el all r h po a o badly overshadowed by his far greater offensive $14.50 Dodgers eating out of his hand. He re¬ 3; by Carlson, 3. Umpires.Harrison and play. BOSTON, July 22..The Boston Hart. Time of Young. 2b.. 4 00 4 0 1| Witt. r. f... 3 22 2 0 0 Milan and Dode Americans will enter a claim ceive brilliant support, especially from game.1.30. Bush, sa_ 3 0 2 1 4 OlDykes, 2b... 3 113 3 2 Clyde Paskert were another pair named for discus- for short¬ the. little Buster Caton at Sborten. cr. 4 0 0 3 0 OlWalker. If... 2 0 1 3 0 0 sion. Burns stop Traynor of the Portsmouth, Va., shortstop. Vcucb. If... 412 1 0 0 Welch,cf... 4 01 2 0 0 George received extremely favorable and the same whose {Reduced from 20 & Fierce o mention, club, purgase for $10,000 by the $18, 25) slugging mark'ed the attack double steal. Krueger threw on the Heilmann, lb 4 0 1 8 «¡Thomas, 8b.. 40 1 3 3 0 applies to of the on CCarlson's right handed Flamtead, rf 80 0 2 0 0 l'erklna, c... 4 00 3 0 0 Harry Hooper, Red .Sox. Hooper ranks among the best. Pittsburgh Nationals has been re¬ slants, ground to McCabe. Cutshaw got home ¦fonos. 3b... 40 1 0 3 11 Griffin, lb. 4 01 7 Oil The ported, Ed. Barrow of the Red Brooklyn live hits in the lirst c. 4 0 1 0 hs. combination of and making standing up and before McCabe could Stanage, S OiKalkmay. 4 0 1 4 5 il Speaker, Hooper Lewis in the old Red Sox days Sox announced is the A 2 00 0 1 0 ... to-day. four innings. Three of these were two- retrieve the pill Southworth was at Ajera, p.... Harris, p. 300 0 0 0 was the defensive Traynor deep reduction indeed.and in and the other two .Hale. 10 1 0 0 0 strongest combination ever out upon a ball field. It property of the Boston club, having baggers were three- third. Nicholson walked and when he Okrle, p_ 0 0 0 0 0 0 never been sent to effect on the baggers. The off started to steal tWoodull. 100 0 00 has been equaled, much less surpassed. Portsmouth by the Red major portion of our only one-bagger Krueger refused to Sox on condition that Boston have the Carlson was a long single t^ left by throw the ball. He stood pat and Totals.... 34 1 8 24 Palm Beach Suits. Zack Wheat in 8 2| Totals.313 8 27112 pick of the Virginia club, Manager Particular the sixth inning, Konet- watched Nicholson take the bag. Caton .Batted for Ayers In seventh Inning. The Clan of Barrow said. chy doubled in the but never beat out a hit to McCabe at for Okrie In ninth ' To-day attention is directed to the seventh, deep short, ¦fBatted inning. The list of careful got home. scoring Southworth. Detroit .0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.1 great fielding outfielders to-day is none too Hi Grimm filed to Griffith in the .0 0201000 long. Speaker, Harvard in Final styling and which differ¬ Myers swung violently and vainly eighth. Philadelphia x.3 of course, heads the procession with a few to Captain tailoring three times in the second but McKcchnie knocked a hot one on the Two-base hits.Hale, Witt. Home run. laps spare. EASTERN POINT, Conn., July 22.. inning, of the Harold S. of entiates the garments. Konetchy tripled to the left Held fence ground to Myers. It looked like a Veach. Stolen bases.Thomas, Walker. Harry Hooper, Red Sox, and George Burns, of the Giants, are Lake, Hartford, captain of and scored on a double to Kil- single and Myers was all set to bar Sacrifices.Dykes, Harris. Double playa with the Harvard golf team, easily won his right by its further Thomas. Dykes and Griffin; Dykes, Gallo¬ closely bunched, Milan still a star. match in the semi-finals of duff; Grucger drew a pass, but Cadore progress when it jumped way and Griffin. Loft on bases.Detroit. the annual over his Roush, of the and tournament hit into a bouble play, Grimm to Caton head to the center field fence 8; Philadelphia, 9. Bases on balls.Off Reds, Flesch, of the White Sox, are types in¬ July of the Shennecossett to Grimm. for a home run. Schmidt singled to Ayers, 8; off Harri». 2. Hits.Off Ayers, 8 clined to be brilliant but erratic. The Country Club here to-4ay. He defeat¬ left. Kilduff threw out Carlson. in 6 Innings; off Okrle, none In 2. Struck exhibition which Felsch gave in the ed W. R. Harper, of the In the third inning the Pirates Big- out By Ayers, 3; by Harris, 3. Losing last will lower his Philadelphia SaleofMohairSuits bee over a Cricket 8 .vened the count through an error doubled first base, scoring pitcher.Ayers. Umpires.Kvans and Hil- average good many notches. It was Club, by up and 7 to play. by Schmidt. drbrand. bad. Roush in jtonetchyi Cutshaw doubled to con¬ Time, 1:41. very that series had brilliant plays, followed a few far ter and Southworth sacrificed. Nichol¬ from brilliant. by Wilson to Join Tigers Our entire son waJke.