i I- I p t THE WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 9 1907 I s HERALD t T C eetiK tfv tIM serieS were 43 f Swing gnoft0 I ¬ TIGERS AND CUBS THE OLDEN DAYS ORwrke Whitney Con CONTEST liH DETAIL nor Battery Dan Richardson TltcomK IN DRAWN BATTLE I Gore Welch George Bill Brow Hat field Crane Murphy and Keefe were on Store Closes Da the New York roster CONTINUED FROM PACK ONE i Wonder What 6 Series Was 1J oy Runs WereMadein First stored at P M I First Worlds Hank ODay was on the pitching staff have hail it not been for a piece I of the Giants when they won the worlds Championship Game of poor Judgment by StelnfeWt With two j Played in 1884 championship In 13B They won six gAmes gone started to steal homo when Mertz Will v out of ten from OK Brooklyn of the Schmidt dropped the ball and had noarly Saturdays at American Association TIM results of reached the plate when Stotnfeldt jumped Say Today 9 PROVIDENCE WON THE TITLE these games were STRUGGLE A STUBBORN ONE- Into the play making It necessary for P M ¬ I nseeQra H New Y rk is TinrKeaH- the to call the baUer out for In- re crk I lWiskba Caascbaindw terference There was a long dispute vMklym S Jew Y tT J1 ffcM Omaptari but as the ruling was correct ODay re ¬ 1 rook S rl j of Three Oilmen from eIeIa OTMj- Time niul Apiiin Victory Rented with rRraokov New York T TtnyGtaM fused to change his decision Neither the MotronolltniiH Xot Near UN New Yet 11 BroaMjrm 1 CmmOMnrtau One or the Other Clitli Hnttlc Ito tepm had a chance to score in tho next New Yen t Kraaklya 1 H iiadas ODay- n Thrilling ExhiUU entirely too Much Money in n Victory Then Tmy tAVtou TwIrlerN two and as It was goose was RS Xoiv 3Iniiy Ilnrilfontflit Strug-¬ Horn Yet 11 Brooklyn T Gm KfeteLow- tlon of Xcrve Wild hurt Uono dark to play baseball the gles tCunthm IIoldN Ont Until End called off lluoortlcd on the Dininonil- New Ted S AraoU 1 ODitrTeny if nut the Giving I do not think the series will be as Mertz Leads in Value The New Yorks easily excelled in much of on our club as was was 4 strain TheIr total seventythree to the Loague Brook1yn tetuu last week of the American WorlJPs championship baseball bas AltIix The btt1ng Oct 1 The manner in which Jennings to the averages were New York SW tH best season said Hughey taken on more tone since the National tt the nine worn scored In todays gamp Is Washington Herald- ever made in such a aeries Brooklyn sporting editor of The Stylish Fall Commission took postseason con below these 216 The team fielding averages were given in detail In President Murphys room befoo th tots bland formally being by giv- ¬ in this in the New York 914 Brooklyn Sft The total Big Overall began the contest game As you know we had a couple of of be- Davy fill Hf5 but pastseason aeries attendance was 47466 which would have ing the first man who faced him hard battles In Philadelphia but since that tween pennant winning teams of major been more but for cold weather The Jones a Jones comrades time the boys have gotten the idea that Suit to order leagues fe story amount divided was J11382W The really an old The first total could not help him Schaefer forced we the best club in the country series for was New York players received J2508 each fly hah the worlds championship Jones Crawford rocketl a to Single and they are not worrying much about played as long ago as MM says the New Worlds championship players receive and KHngs accurate throw splkod Schae QIJ more these days The New Yorks halt the outcome of the series as we aye all constantly give the value for your money Those York Sun The highsounding title of attempt to 1 Mcrtz is planning to you greatest practically the same team as the year be- ¬ fees steal confident that we will win out worlds championship was bestowed not fore On the Brooklyns were Bushong Schmidt made a wild throw in the first The Score plans mature in this way on them then We weqp simpler then to head off Sheckard who hAd Clark Vumer and Reynolds inn ig AB PO A E fall and perhaps not so grandiloquent There went CHICAGU R H A thorough search of the market revealed three lines of highgrade allwool suitings Carruthers Terry Lovett Hughes and singled and reached first Sheeknrd SlHgle 6 2 2 f being no baseball of our outside the George cf f t duB Foutx and Hub Collins all the way to third and there was only Shoekard If 5 I 1 2 0 I that could be had for very little moneyspot cash ¬ Germany Tnued States the term worlds cham- Ptnckney Smith Darby OBrien one out but Donovan eradicated Chance Chance Ib 4 2 1 I 0 Pop Ii choose ffom and have a suit built to your measure pionship may tie deceptive yet nobody- Corkhill and on strikes and Steinfeldt sent a tame Steinfeldt 3b S 1 1 1 3 1 Those goods are now here for you to an that the team wins one Kllwg e 4 5 2 7 4 1 uainsav that There series in the fiJi hopper to Donovan the low price of 840 Fit guaranteed See viiidow displays of these is strongest team in was a worlds Evers ss2b 4 I 3 4 2 2 at series the lB the second the Detroits wont out ° the of but It attracted little attention Schulte rf 0 1 2 0 I world Kllng for Chicago c- since Brotherhood being an outlaw bneltwo three but 2 r 3 1 But whether it to a a worlds the Tinker as I national had no part in The Brooklyns this walked Ever put hint on second with a Overall p a I I 2 I r a solar system championship the first it time champions of the sacrifice whereat Schaefer throw out Howard 1 1 I I S teams to do battle for it were the Provi- S met the Loutovttlec champions of the Schalte and Tinker whipped the opposite Moma 1 I I 0 lonce champions of the National League one Zimmerman Jb 1 S 0 1 S and Mertz Co0 906 Street games re- Mertz American Association These of 1884 and the Metropolitans champions I Reulbach p 1 2 I S I 0 r the third and fourth Innings tho first of sulted as follows In the American Association the same man up for Detroit steeled but died for year Only three games were played nrooklr t UonteriO 1 Tm Stwttwt- Totals 41 3 IS 16 1 5 and Krocktni Lnriwrine IjowttDrty x- to gauge Overall by the I 1 want of ability Batted TInkor In ninth Batted for records say the series was purely infor- BrooUm T IxMfarOto T TmynH MM fr following batsmen Overall In ninth mal The National League drew the first kin second half of the fourth brought NOTES OF YESTERDAYS BATTLE ROYAL LoorniUe KnMkiyv KbntLotctt- The DETROIT AB R H PO A E Mood Providence winning ajl three i t first run Chance took on four Btookim T LariK e IhwttDrib- the lint Jones If i I I 3 S S games The scores were t to 6 3 to 1 and Laavfflte JtoMkba i Stn M Hbn1iwI- balls Steinfeldt sacrificed and Kling 4 I i Schaefer 2b M 6 1 1 7 5 LI 2 xraMfOe 1 a clean single to left that an- ¬ to Charles Radbourne the great I Kmklr ftmI t Jammed Crawford cf i 1 I 1 I S Jennings has forgotten ReM of his to the The r- star of his day pitched all three games The Brooklyn had about the same brought Chance rubber Cobb rf 4 S S I S tics i in- ¬ innings fur Providence team as in 109 The Louisville forces multitude went delirious The 4 Pennant Winners of 1907 Champions of the Past while Tim Keels pitched Rossman Ib I I I I C bUn failed to win the sasjw sa two cluded Chicken Wolf Weaver Harry sped by and the one run loomed up Coughlin 5 S f the tint two and Becanaon the last for 3b Ji I I 1 I occastoiM Taylor Shinnick Ryan Weckbecker like a beacon of victory Schmidt c I I 3 I 2 1 tape wtMw tile Mets De- ¬ XatfcMMl Lee Chteago la- League Red Ehret Tomney Bligh In both the fifth and sixth the OLeary sc 4 S Zimmerman accepted Ms only chance in National The Stratton I AMriera LMffM e Dtfroit Xfca- roster of the Providence club in troit led off with a base in fact SI2 5 fine fashion Yms Winusu W T lmeeis Hamburgh and others Donovan p I I t I Ifaaura Ton OaL ns- Lovett Radbourne and Ed Crane I singled suc- LnwB Il if luded was the end of the National Schaefer and Crawford in receipts tIC todays game t- uvfrfcjfc- That The actual L HP Win lit WiIsssLs a u IM- OUligan nobody pitchers and Daily catchers leagueAmerican Association regime cession in the sixth and with Totate 41 I I 1 14 1 TItAthMtte LogM KM Pa- It N W wereISIJS 1 G V- and Start Irwin Farrell Barrett Denny There came a split in the national agree- outbut there were no lifts to help w LC M OtyfaXew- IrProiidinn S B tStagie out for Interference In tenth Reulbach showed rare fc when he m mechicano IIi 17 IK AMML- Itadfurd and CarrolL In the Metsi line-¬ ment then consolidation into a twelve their cause along and they took root A iniChiep 21 Mt Aww Innings 1 2 J 4 I 7 I Jicu ± d- S up were Keefe Lynch and Becannon season of lStt was on the bags i i JIll relieved Overall Pac Imne1L ± 1I3C1a 9 9 JSi Asses club league The Detroit 3 X LeagacABjMqr X Y 63 75 pitchers Holbert and Retpsehlager- up The Chance was also much la evidence On ew York League hiked IN- MSIPrinbiesce 84 9v v0 oatchers Nelson Orr Bsterbrook and the coaching lines ST T7I won the championship of the first Unit There was one out ia eighth 2 ftMtben Ltaffae O l55CbieanL S Ames Troy and Moseman Brady the First base on Overall toff IItng 11 3t laML- two New Lc oc Worcester Lon and the Bostons of the second Tbt when the Detroit battalion unlimbered Donovan 1 Struckballout By Overall I Sheridan had no don Mel EUad tIn 1ii7Jmo 45 5 WfttHM and Kennedy to was OMHHeOcnt LMgae Hoiyote Man York 84 4T Ml X met in the fall decide which the by Donovan 12 by Reulbach 1 Twobaa tn entire afternoon Nw t11 Mb real champion The Bostons won Ita guns Jones outraced an Infield hit OtatMl League SpriawteM OWa- H Xew Tort is o m Mvni- In 1885 there was played the first regular hitCrawford Sacrifice EYe Cobb The Cubs lived up to their reputation W atet Aaaoetattoa Wichita Kane UMRrookbT- iI ea JKt Mttlmm dlr- Long Tommy McCarthy and stole second The Chicago inner 51 OB Herman OLeary Steinfeldt Stolenhltbases Evers- whirlwinds an the ha tar Cotton States Lea Ala BHHBortan K SdM series for the championship There was cordon began to waver as aeUobU MBBortoo- 102 CM Scb- Mike Kelly Lilly Nash Schaefer Sheckard Stein Celd t Schaefer TOM Lea ae AoaOm Tex not the emolument in Jones Rossman dug up several throws from 190BortoB S5 C JtK SdM it then that there Bob Bennett Charlie Gannet Jack Stiv grounded to Tinker who fumbled Jonea Howard Single plays Bvers to South Atlantis IfaeChvteitim S C 4Baltinote II 31 MS lUrina- OLeary during the contest S7 js now for the players The 1885 series etts and Harry Staley were speeding to third on the bobble Schaef- ¬ Tinker Shaeffer to Roooman Hit by Iowa Stats bemsot KuUBRtaa loss msaJieltIante 43 JSt HMdHk was for WI a seven on the Bostons that year and a great er stole second slung his Crawford made the only extra bass hit OWoIeaaw Lca ae Aknw OUf- titMreJ- 99 X m IhriM- aide A series of StelnfeWt Umpires Messrs Va Iosta SI 9 7H dK- 1 team they Cupid big bagger to of the game was a timely one tVinteia Lao Norfolk ltoItoa m g SdM- games was played the contenders being formed Chide Jesse war club and sent a two Sheridan and ODay Attendance 28000 It a Mt Ed McKean on and Schaefer NonhweMera Leig eAkuii > ti D- m G m uMtaS- St Louis for American Association Burkett left which Jones Crawford eouki nothing with Stats Okte- robaItetioMj- 54 ius Bnloa- the ¬ Ril LweneBiinlcsffBe 2 oC Jake Virtue Jim McAleer Jack OCon burned the highway to the plate bach although be found Overall easy Smtfc Mkbi0M LeanneTiruannh Mica mPittibarg 11 0 Mi CheSs and Chicago the National League Ie 113 741 nor Tebeau The Detroit delegation present opened West Pease LeaiOJ W Va X lade Pat Clarkson FANS HEAR MEGAPHONE MAN ho Fatawwi 11 Each side won three games and there was President Murphy said tonight that Ok- 0 Mt CheSs Nig Cnppy were on made LeaweStBbeartne iIIlttatisrs 1- and the Cievrtanda out with a maelstrom of noise that expects fully 30M9 ganw I4 JrAetr Y Mi 9- one tie The money was divided Comls The were as folkiwsH- peat conglomerations of In at tomorrows POIGnK Coast Leasne Late Cbartoa La MeG results all racket lQiao IB flNew Ywkin 4 iSm- key and Aaaon were respective lead ¬ StNctnV seem Link Lowe saved several Tigers from iMtcra LeaimeXattaoa m x the tMtea I Cfefcbno tt liiai n Chicago distant and hushed while So C- t being caught napping by Ms effective South CUoIiIIa Loans Ceam m a m a1-Chases Yom the great majority of the onlookers be- Whs LMpe RrCI ersThe RcMhm 4 X coaching St Louis team was made up of Owtend atakyCtakM- came subdued and glum Crawford took Root Hard for the American league I CanMr County Lca w Man Bnton 3 Onebwi 2 SMtt Vf- third on the throwin and scored on The teams wilt play here Wednesday and LcaacMcinckac list Ana American League Comiskey Yank Robinson BOTtov 4 eU Oqny- Wean lan O d i Xtehrfi Rossmans outfield fly this happening Pennant Winners Thursday going to Detroit for Friday Years WtMMn W L Pet Xd- and in the infield with the BMtim B cleansed 7 St < tt ClMkM M Chiea0i 92 it M Ca s after Cobb had hit to Overall and Craw- end Saturday il old Roman himself at lint base while in hens CltrelMd X NkaoiftYewv 1IM 83 O 09 Crittk- The Bostons made SI runs 5 hits IS ford had dodged safely back to third Few Jennings whistles were in evidence nePUtadtiplUm B 53 4U JUck- S outfield were such stars as Tip BortoK n 1T JB CoDJ- S the ONeill ¬ and eluded pursuers trying to run him errors and stale 11 bases The Cleve- Crowd Attracted to The WnnhinKton hut the little band oft Detroit rooters did have caught Chance by his own length MHMBostM a 417 CoOls I a mighty Welch wonderful I- bitter Curt a land made 15 runs 41 hits 17 errors and down gallant service had Schmidt heaved to center field E sf1nl a lAta V M JB Mack Hugh Herald Ofllce Fill not SB Oft JOM I- and Nicol a swife base stole 1 bases Ciilix Unity Street from inSCbIs B runner Doe Bushong was the mainstay Splendidly Every ticket to the grounds had been Chance later scored flfletumit II k AU J S Cubs rallied splendidly Curb to Garb behind the bat with Carruthers Hudson There were no more series to In the ninth the sold aa hour before the time set for the HankCTDay called Hngiacy Jennings t dodd Chance singled to right and Donovans beginning of play down making too munch noioc on the and Dave Foutx the curve masters An the chmpiomhip after that until MO for sons team included the old man himself compass went askew on Stetnfeidt who American Leaguers are glad that ODay lines and for clapping hands whoa there There were gajntt In the in- ¬ at first base with Tom was hit by a pitched The onlooktog Bvery kind of a baseball fan nearfan was forced to make the decferioa on Stein was no one on the bases Httgney soon CAUGHT ON THE FLY- terim however which were played be- ¬ ball Burns the other Infield horde began to sit up and take notice end hopetobefan was crowded la frost feWt at the plate showed the ump that it was not against ers George tween the teems that finished first and the rules N less games figured and Gore and Even singled and filled the corners of the entrance to The Washington H r- Joe CantHkw of the Nationals occupied than lit shutout I > alrymple in the outfield The only second and for a big nee or gate re- had on roller in the National League scores this year Nike after Kline died a to Ross aW oittce yesterday afternoon at S t a box with Barney Dreyfuss presMent of Washington fans who sometimes raise Kelly was also in the array as were John ed man objections to service from Na- The New Yorks with oclock when the only original mega the Pittsburg club the rat There were eighteen tie games ia the riarkson Jim MCCOrmICk and Silver under Ward and On Schultes demise to Dono- ¬ should been here today Roman phone to announce Despite his two errors Httte Kvers was tional Park have American League as against twelve in Flint Rusie and Meekin pitching defeated the van Chance scored Howard batted for mats took his station to see thousands of fans games HM heroes e His thousands and the National League The first game was played in Chicago Baltimores in four straight in Tinker but could not hit the bell What the moves In the first battle between the one of the of t easIest walking home because the traction com-¬ and was a tie 5 to 5 The second game Ward had under him Yen Haltren Tier happened on his third answered tigers and the Cubs at Chicago fielding was superb to the The longest National League games Doyle strike panies found it impossible Candle played in St Louis resulted S to 4 in nan Burke George Davis Jack the purpose however The belt got away Men who apparently had never seen a Contrary to expectations Rossman was vast crowd were those m which Cincinnati teat SL Cjbtoagojn Innings was Loiter German Dad played good Louis and tied Brooklyn fifteen Innings favor of six and from Schmidt and Steinfeldt tallied ball game stood in front of The Herald steady at all times and a In the fourth Bill Cooghlra raised a ff forfeited The third and fourth games Clarke Tot Murphy Westervelt Park Moran batted for Overall and fanned but reliable game at first each ¬ Building and listened to the charmer or fly to center The smack looked played in St Louis and were won Wilson and McGraw Jen- crowd was m frenzy of short wre the stilt a joy watched with earner gase the of Despite the fact that they had a rather good for a hit and Crawford who start- ¬ The Detroit play more like the Chicago I by St Lout by the respective scores of nings Keeler Brodie Reitx Robinson over the eleventhhour stand which strokes any Tony Mullane Eaper Hawke Joe KeUey the artist who posted the scores Some narrow escape today the CuM are a ed from second sprinted for the plate Nationals than club ia the American 7 to 4 and S to 1 Chicago won the next averted defeat slight favorite tonight got back fast and speared the- League with the possible exception of ganw plajred4n Pittsburg by a score or- and Dan Bronthers were on the famous Reulbach pitched game of those displayed their profound knowl- ¬ Ever the out and had The Cubs would have won odt In the o J tossing it to second thereby com the White Sox t to 2 and also the next played in Cin- ¬ Orioles the Detroits edge of the game by inquiring in a specu- ¬ safe for Ste nfeldts foolish inter- ¬ p1etIn a Chicago is cinnati by a score of 8 to Z On the fol-¬ The Cleveland beat the Baltimore for The Cubs had men on bases In lative voice How many men can get tenth but Behind the bat better Temple Cup 18K winning the ference pUched ball equipped Detroit Schmidt of the lowing day October 24 another gamewas- the in four eleventh and twelfth with a then games five 18K tenth out in one inning anyway layed in Cincinnati the Browns winning out of and in the Baltl They had the bases filled in the eleventh There was no protest from the crowd Tigers however is the best with the bat I the Cleveland four straight The crowd was rooting hard for De- NICK YOUNG OH BIG GAME He been going some of IS to 4 kaores beat with only one out the new man ¬ when the game was called It would has late cup but Zim- troit longrange rooting but displaying for the merman fanned and Reulbach forced have been impossible to continue there is a bad game during the series Its sentiments for the American League If The Browns and Chicago met again in Schulte- The ticket oilmen closed at 1H and dont blame it on the aggressive Jen- ¬ ISM for the worlds charopioashtp St LIPTON TO RACE AT HOME In the twelfth with Sheckard on first team nevertheless Every time some from then on only those who nad pans eg nings and th more quiet Chance Neither of Tigers a good one Louis Winning the series four games to and Chance their light went out member the swatted were allowed te O through the gates EPresident of National league will it be the fault of the pitchers garden crowd voiced Its ap ¬ two This time the games were confined London Oct Disappointed at his on a double play Into the the Tigers made a poor impression in Tigers and Cubs recognized proval in no tones The Shows Series Both are as t the two cities chiefly interested There failure to obtain a race for the America uncertain the fielding practice before the game but Great Interest in great fighters for single runs The Cubs Cup in tore te Sir Thomas Upton When the result of the game was finally TV as soon as they got to bustneee they did are always grateful for a single anti go s no junketing to other clUes The will race at home He has commissioned revealed and the spectators saw that Chicago C welt the limit until three men are out scores were as follows St Fife to design him the largest yacht ad- ¬ there was nothing further doing they Louis 0 St Louis 12 Chicago 0 Chi missible under the international ruin NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBER- turned sadly away vowing to return to-¬ Charlie Comiskey president of the DceJ reM that Xext Year He Hope In the outfield the Cubs are about as ¬ White So watched the game from De- igo 11 St Louis 4 St Louis S Chi- twentythree metre class boat and will day i a Hunt Will Te hi It So He Can well off as the Tigers Cobb of the > private box on the roof of the grand- main- ¬ cago 5 St Louis M Chicago 1 St enter in all the big regattas Inbludfng SD Mt Mar ta MUfttag tbta slice Fully lMO people watched the posting- troits is the one beet bet If be of score crowd extending across stand Witness Worlds Duel tains his present pace he wilt be one of Louis 4 Chicago 3 ten innings that at Kiel el MT eBMf ul MrtM locally t by the the The British yachting puhuc is still sore Fifteenth street end as far south as Tom hughes of Washington was one the star ball players of the decade The M8I Conflicts for premier honor sag If tb r fe sot Ming err d- at the action of the New York Yacht m Pennsylvania avenue of the few boll players la Chicago who w ro more elaborate and extensive Once rtptterty or Mtfcfectocur make praesp- To give odds on a series of ball games Club in declining a race and the proposi- ¬ did not go to the game Tom says he has Nick Young famous expresident is a rather foolish proposition at for more was Comiskey one of the partici- ¬ tion of a new tcsaplihit If trtujSMiiii or p tel oatd LnrjccNt Morning enuga the bat International trophy of Circulation had baseball during the past six among there is no telling what may happen ¬ It II tfc aim to furnish gwtat service of the National League is the pants The Detroits won the National gold emblematic of the worlds champion- Alt advertising contracts made by The months where two teams meet which have been te- mont interested of Washingtonians as to L igue pennant In 1887 and tackled the ship under international rule Is stilt a 4 kOM rtaciibtM wilt 0Mb te Washington Herald are based upon its The index finger on Schmidts right hand triumphant in leagues of equal strength ttote ¬ the scries Ii owns Games were played in St Louis being talked of If finally gives the e d n wpMttae at once say and stvorn circulation a circulation in Wash- te badly sweeten end accounts in a result of the worlds races for its custody be by was ever tnal the diamond who Detroit bas a too little seating capacity i New York Pittsburg BrooklYn ill under the aN JticimlM Telephone Main 2391 ington larger thousands than large measure for his poor throwing yes- ¬ This veteran of has etlt ¬ ia its baseball stands for worlds series Philadelphia Washington and Baltii- auspices of the Royal Irish Club and the before attained by any morning news- terday seen so many championship games has a will be sailed open The benches are only good for about a opposing contests in Irish waters paper at the Capital Its books are 4 r ore and the results with the The leader of the American League in not lost a whit of that enthusiasm 12469 There will be plenty who will I thurs are contained In the following batting failed to make a hit In four times which made him so dear to the baseball have to stand If the Tigers keep up their tahk I up yesterday lIe will probably make up ans of a few years ago He was down- gait The grounds however are large St Louw 1 Drtratt L QMrathtrfrOetKfa- for It later town early yesterday and received the IK S X Speculation here Is as keen on the treit 8t Lorn CavarFoant- The Washington result I roit 2 St Loa L OetnfaCuivtkcnI- Too much blame should not be given returns from Herald ae if the games were to take place In K tjoit S it Louis 1 BaldwinKing- to Schmidt It Is his first season in the Building this city Mixing with the taM it be ¬ sr Loots 5 Detroit 1 CkmakcnCsMKy Past Performances for the Worlds ChampionshipT- league and his first appearance in a This Detroit team said Mr Young comes evident that there is an impression- I It 9 Oil at Loa GtotaeiBftals- Is somewhat like the old Baltimores in in the East that the Tigers will give the TKtroit 3 ft L ItafchrteCunrtfet- Cubs warns Ttitmit J St Lwm 1 Italdvici fraaNBk Schultes lameness was evident as the the way they light for every game The a battle from now on I I i nit I at Lw Z CoowayKlnt- modern worlds championship struggles between the Rational and American leagues be- ¬ game drew on Chance lamented the toss old team was never beaten until the last The Detroits are not afraid to bunt and St lou 11 Detroit 4 CamrthwMJrtada he of Hofman when he was forced to send I inning and the Detroit team is the same they are not afraid to sacrifice to get J trot IS St Louis 3 lUMwin FanU gan m 1903 Moran to the bat their men around the bases They 1 troit < Loais 1 are 8t Baldwhiiamtha- wayIt such players play lHtrrit 4 St 3 CrtzHnKtaf- The Pittsburgh were the National League champions and the Bostons had won the American of last years is a hard matter to pick the winner not brilliant but they iKtroit I St IxwKits 1 CairethmitaUirte worlds champions entered the grounds with a good system even if they do not for both teams seem to be about evenly Jo ¬ Th figures show that it was an easy L

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