and at the bat secured an average of .255. P Catcher McMapus, Kansas City, batted .246 BASE BALL NEWS and fielded .938. TWTTclever little Wash¬ 7th ington player, Phil Uoifer. batted up to .HIM I IBON AU *CHE, 314=316-318 St.! and In the field stoodJalr.th. with an aver- y aye of .963. He playSJ shortstop in twenty- Y a nine games and was a failure, bringing up Vanderbeck of Detroit May Eon the Gloves t I the rear in that Palais . among players posi¬ tion. ^ Royal Olub in This Oity Next Season. The Gloves awarded the first prize at the Paris Exposition.Louis I Base Blt|£ Kotes. Meyer's Mocha or Goatskin Gloves.are added to the Palais Royal ii>t, And still the Pittsi/ncgs crawl up. at A for the United States.American-made fOB1 < only $1.35 pair. triumph Brooklyn cannot afford to lose many more ! ¦ SIGNED Gloves acknowledged superior to the French, by Frenchmen. Ladies Even >011 has its "headliners." Flannel Waists are LEAGUE STARS ALREADY games. l The New York CjAanta were the "real are invited to inspect and try 011 the new Gloves without thought of y having the and this season. They'll be worn as dress thing" yesterday. |J purchasing. waists.the\ >e worn with walking suits.they'll be worn Vardon Meets Crushing Defeat at Hickman was a lobster yesterday in the everywhere ) We've Flannel Waists to seventh Inning and a king in the tenth. Ladies' $11 QS&ce Kid Gloves, everybody. bought HH error left in two runs and his triple meet every I'.the price range is almost unlimited.the va- Hands of Two Good Golfers. won the game. Latest Autumn style in new reds, browns,'tans, grays, e with it. The Pittsburg players were given a big modes, white and black. A passing opportunity. All sizes 1 riety keeps reception when they arrived in the smoky 69c i A lear fi Flannel Waists for tomorrow. One style, in city yesterday morning. A band escorted here tomorrow. 69c instead of $1. old GENERAL SPORTING NEWS them to the hotel, where an elaborate black, roya1 y, rose, light blue, gray breakfast awaited them, and In the after¬ and pink, V. is that will sell for $2.00. To- noon 7,000 people witnessed the game. "Buck" Freeman only hit the ball twice morrow . Philadelphia will have two base ball teams yesterday for Boston, but one was a triple and the other a double. $1-so for $2-50 Hats. 13cfor2Sc Taffeta f next the latest bidder for Walking Ribbons. t year, patronage Pitcher who has been in being the representative of the newly or¬ Wolfe, playing The new Autumn in On their way from New for t irr tht» New York state league, returned to styles Ready-to-Wear York.ready Wakina :^So Books, gan zed National Association, with A. H. Washington last Tuesday with a good rec¬ French Felt Hats are here at all prices from 50c you tomorrow morning.5.000 pieces of superior Slm\T:njj ,U! ! ¦ thln*s In Walk- Thu Master Christian, by Koch of Milwaukee, who is rated to be ord as a winner to his credit. Woife will to has been and Taffeta Silk Ribbons, and All the lug Stir's. I > be salt] by Mali,. Oorolli; $1.50 edition for OxC. worth $25),000 and bears an enviable repu¬ pitch for the Shamrocks next Wednesday $5. The gathering again again plain fancy. -ne tM' <. '^factory 1'ne every a-s its owner. In the game against the Capital City team. the best in The hats best shades, every lw.-t Best of In Washliuto r th;» TV in The Ideal C *>kery Book. containing tation, This morning's record of the National pronounced Washington. style. bargains I thi* sktrt* f«r M'sses over new l2n»o., fl r> Man-he 1,000 recipes; ^ Mr. Koch returned to Milwaukee yester¬ race the liere at are to the best elsewhere at .every thread pure silk. Thirtcen-cent ribbons UL-l l.ad'es- li 1. * to 42 !n<- . << bt-uiid In oil cloth. Special.... League championship shows that $1.50 equal I ' a ' day, says special from that city, from are but . are An«l pr;c"* t .ia';e the lino V, ..bster'ii C»n<rt*e liictlunary. contain¬ Pittsburgs twenty-seven points to the expressed opinion of plentiful. How about 25c Ribbons at 13c? doubly a t tract, v the east and began to nego¬ back of the Brooklyns, and the Pirates are $2.50 according ing «>ver ;l2.rtm> words; juat the immedlataly The Palais can And see the new Gauze Ribbon and Velvet Pom¬ Itook for school us« 9c. tiate for the disposal of his business Inter¬ in shape to play the game of their lives. many purchasers. Royal justly Pett* Ox-tg t ests in the western that It looks as though Pittsburg has a small claim to be for these 'tween sea¬ pons for the hair.12c for for the s Silk . iur entire stock of Paper Nut- city, announcing chance to win out headquarters small, 35c ? S!lk Pell let-1* 4 .'.les. nmbre^a eli, tu close Philadelphia would, in the future, be his yet . son and elaborate. it*« "rili 1 r ."tp rto some. Manager Kittrldge of Worcester "chased" hats. large tihape, of residence. "I am otters with >m r «1 *orue with permanent place going Third Baseman Delehanty out of the game 1 i S|i:i(ii>li i)->ui . tj t* .! iiievl. Iu all Umbreiias. into the base ball business In Philadelphia; at Rochester and fined him $25 for back tln> newest » i TaEf' ta Silk I'mhreUaa. 2C-lnch para¬ have secured options on property which is talk. that sell fi«" #1. won twelve, tied one and lost i ... < l-.sa natu¬ dutiable for a base ball a Pittsburg tomorrow ..4.^54.98 gon Ciame, rolling. park and within eastern the best Veils. Handkerchiefs. Ties. The Boa. 4 klud two on the trip, ral wood handle*. $1.50 short time expect to remove to that city games Sunday Sunday ^ record ever made by a western club. U ©f tomorrow for cholcc of 2 H (P tomorrow fur choice of New Tw!c<'-Monad <5 tj ffj) tomorrow for the $12 Os- Cor~ 69c. and live there permanently." Mr. Koch If Hanlon wins this year It will be his " the new 2J>c Veils. A the new 2R' Pure Linen 21 .*" raffetH Siik Ties, "with trl.-h I'-nther II us. M«- a i.>t »r si i'. C-irseta. short said: "Negotiation# are In progress for fifth triumph since the present partnership hundred different effects, in plain Handkerchiefs, with dainty lace corded stock and wide ends, vel¬ trl'-b plumes are worn on hats i hip, low bust. .i' ne, a show¬ and dotted meshes. borders. One hundred styles. vet and tinsel trinnued. and the Bji is very fashionable. Mi¬ who are rated with the best in the was formed in 1892. That's great jaTMUlN and 69c. the new players 7 Inch All-silk Ribbon, in bus ncss. and when the contracts are signed ing. * I |ii.-Iid effects.for trimming misses and the declares that if Cincinnati after children's hats. Hegt-.lirly (3JH-. close of the present playing sea¬ Dick Harley 4 OSgvsS3, for son their names will be made public. I be¬ gets Hartzel and Geler it will have se¬ vtei yard 37c. A lot of GIo <to*ien-ln blnrtc, lieve 25-eent games, where first-class talent cured the two best outfielders in the Amer¬ I r* 1 'irown. Riuy, y white, tail, liii- participates, will be an immediate success, ican League. "Both are stars." declares butter :m! i«-. , ; ciiMeteu SS0 for ^12 Cloth Suits. cm- and 1 will try to the base "but Geler should never be played ter^: ail la ti e at \ e Toilet Articles. please ball pa¬ Harley, £ trons of rooms broidery, for.... .59c= 12 odors (brins Philadelphia." anywhere but In the outfield." Samples from Lord & Taylor's show "Specials" for Saturday only. Choice of all Gcninly's Flxtracts. From an inttfm&te friend of Mr. in last the of ± f 1m.!tlei, oz 0c. Koch it Though place percentage and men. Choice of Black and the new Autumn Suits. of Chev¬ Y Some Imported Bay Hum .lt»<-. was learned that Joe Kelly of the Brook- the New York team exceeds that of last traveling Fancy $12 style y Ii.,|:orted Florida Water . loo. lyns will manage the new Philadelphia team season by many points. New York and Hose, including Infants' Cashmere, sizes 4 to 6. iot, Homespun and Venetian, in gra\s. blues, cas¬ I.:i(Hm' Itla<-K I.'Me i.ace I'erfemed and Borated Talcum.. 4c. which Mr. Koch will in the field next are the only teams with better | .. place Pittsburg f r one tan lb lie. that well t , a wash »f. Children's sizes 6 to G;rls' tor. and black. Some with double-breasted 1 I iiutola. tooth spring, while the new Milwaukee club has percentages than last season. Drop-stitch Lisle, 9. Iv day 29c. Tooth I'oivder, In patent Haym«nd'« sisnod Hughey Jennings of and Charlie Irwin expresses a wish to get Ribbed Winter sizes to "Iron¬ sleeves and mil¬ ? cans . ttc. Brooklyn Hose, 5 9. Boys' tight-fitting blouse, bishop high Bruslies. 21.v Hugh DufTy of Boston will manage Alder¬ away from Cincinnati after this season.