Yankees Gain by Scoring Sensational 3-2 Victory Over Browns »Giants Defeat Reds, 7-2 Come From i. Behind to World "s If ho\s Who .: Hugmen Series In Baseball for Day Rally hv Cuhs Scott Hurls and Win With Two Runs in Ninth To Oct. ** ¥ Effectively Open 4 In 9th Inning Are Easy Victors fbitey Witt Delivers Single Which Scores McNaîîv In Thie City (.<hampions and Seott With Tying and Tallies in Beats Rollins M-cGfWW Hi;r1er Yield* Scattered HiU. One a Last Bush Deciding Moguls Eight inning; Allows Five Arrange Tentative Homer Aliar « Only Safeties Same Oa/zy Vance Blo%v*- in the by FotMeca; Young Lead«* Giant-' Schedules; SvaU> Willi Three Safeties: Hit«« fer llie t.irru--. By W. B. Hanna of Prices as Last Year Final F i* ;*, m e and I.« Snyder LOUIS. 18.*-Th« Yankee« Found for Three Tallies ST. Sept. came from behind to-dV CHICAGO, Seiit. 18. The 19 do It often, but they did it in a/or » By John Kir fHydonH to-day splendid fashion and beat series baseball chanipionsírp will1 ope. 3 to 2. It was a crusher By Joseph Val Bidding their fond farewell t., Ootítom -«*«..n oí the Browns, for the home and a October 1 in New York City, it was folks, more Da-í/.y Vance, the Robin:.' speed had Ctme and jro.ie. the Po'ktovui v.ei- crowd never filed mournfully out of a decided to-day at a meeting of bull] Redfogfl dejected ballyard. Witt's Nation, pitcher, had a ¦« .«« ninth, his third hit, drove in the single and American league victory eifht-nintl pointa unknown by « swift Kick fro;n tin Behii.J winning- runs. À hit by Dugan also iresentativei the way to the record book nt Ebbet* f!V«-uv«- of Jntfc S,(.u. the added j. 1h* Browns' defense became rattled in the here, Lost year s pxict prevail. Field pitching Gfctntfl itM ninth,\vhereas the If the St, Louis Am (oana win the yesterday when he collapsed rrtÍMt êolorful uniform of the rinitori a T to > defeat ncro*» held steadfast. Joe Buah pitched a superb American League race will in the ninth. Tin« by piwiiftg Yanks game and among other they play in unexpectedly Cubs, l>«)¡-oms.. Sisler's streak. New York October 4 and and after lean to manly things stopped batting George didn't get on base. October Will be travel'6, Friday eight innings, managed A* the took two out of 8, day. Three three run« piratical PítUberghari Tbc Yank«*i threes-'_ gamos then would be played in St purh over in the IiihI BÓísion flat and unprofitable are a and off and the re and a>vain leading; by gam- Louis.-October T, 8 and 9. On October walked With the victory even Home Hun Hilferr j 10 the clubs would travel back breaking t -.-.¡f. It looked for a long time to New series, The score Was .! to ".. «SleepytDw.-i. the world's were booked a Giants and Yankees York for a game on October 11 and n Vance'« blow-up was most sudden and champion In Game* Yesterday «s '<" lhe>' for . M-4a-f deciding game, if necessary, on October uncalled for. He had limited the Cub«! once more i:i po lion of n v, but held on and *--S»!*tl *¦ I, s> they gave Gain in Chase 12. The arrangements for the opening to seven hits and one tur« in the Real !ea«l ii) the ¡«« nnant ,< - ¦,.... In Flag were pi r.frt! c « dose of their own garne in Mew York made on the eight He had f.mned s-.-vcn !oc*l people that the New York inning«. fact, the nj» 11;. n of safely is 10 Me»* del i.i.,n!, I ». didn't hit much, but' path of the assumption Giants batsmen and only one inning stood be¬ i un»«-« n. ft»«»« They npïIÈ Giants to an- | will win the National League pennant. tween him n" thai it ¡a now time for thi M i«» I'VIK .t «flo«*-* in *'*c *ast two inninK# * other pennant and his nineteenth victory LEA«I I »<H H and world's The National League club won the toss the season. But this inning proved to joker« to approach the Oían : ¡« ir-«' -1 blow- Witt I o it«] at"* b(Hi>' series was made easier to decide where the first game would Whitey (left) and Joe Bush (right), tvho tvere 'he be too mut-ii. v ¡th that 4,11-1 to I <.«.* I!' yesterday | outstanding old and allegedly hour Nnl iomil 1 *na>ir »»' '. in Die ninth. w»s r*»- be nlayed. , figures iu the Bs»i» cackrrf through the medium of a New York Yankees' victory over the Brotcns yesterday. With Will Hack Miller opened with a tingle and remark: "I'll y le nta for The arrangement calls for the open- il teas o Mainel ran for Adam-, a give lot «¦-?d by Pruett. **ho pitched to t**.¦¦? victory over Cincinnati rase of revenge on all him. rookie «-i¡ tit, and the ing game. October 4, to be taking thing» savoring of St. Louis. fecund sen! a t«> the your mohey **M ¦" vl,c a-r> ar,(* '* vv*.5, 0"*" overthrow of Wednesday,' ivho teas baseman, puny tap -en and the Pittsburgh elub known as National League Day, when If'hitey, dented by o pop bottle Saturday, scored ttco runners box, but Vance losl the ball and it went light now." rnn ¡ badumi to 9Xtt the Gianta would be "at home" on . that Witl inserted the the the in the a - -:h(.<k<*r jab by Phillies in the second half ninth yesterday and put a den* in St. Louis's- pennant for hit, OTarrall bunted along the The Polo Ground« went oat and Kmttktm Polo Grounds in New York, and the hopes. be.se i:«. .".« ../lieh torne«! the trick. of a doable header in Quakcrtown. Bush, by the Browns to third line and again Vance's slug¬ won th« in of fact Unlit.-»», next day, October 5.providing the holding fire hits, scored his twenty-fifth vic¬ enabled the runners to dash gam« spits th« Uniere. Vli!<-I!<» Sitorrf»*', Sunday, it's all The Giants' lead now gishness .-n fii'ii 1 aid er«. Monday- amounts to New York Americans win the American tory of the season. around in for! they oij'n',* .) outfielded th« Red« --me to the American safety. Barber, batting tlrKlHHn I «t-i» da St. Louis fans when six games, and that is not likely to ¡League pennant.would be Stueland, forced Maisel at, the nlate, :,r«i «.. .fülf, "4 «s, r« ne» when the would I . r- * r trau) is a shrink the few League Day. Yankees but Statt* -singled to set-ring A«l- <..'.'.» 1 «Ml making pennant figh*. during remaining be "at home" on the same ground«. right, pitcher, Thi« combination hai '-*¦- anir- and O'Farrell. After llollocher had the same crowded bleache-- days of the pennant race. No Switch for Senators' Pi b« «-n usually a fatai "<l"... R..I *".i Postponement«-. tellers a walked, Terry raised sacrifie«- fty HrMni1»« 14' »" «¦. »rd overflow to-day, mounted cops and McGraw*a men have thirteen tlio Mcfiraw men. However, if the more In case of a postponed game the Pittsburgh Splits which scored Barber with the third and Red« insisted upon beat"- «¦¡iml. ri, li.i The a**f*regate attendance for games to play, and the Pirates have that such parné winning run. being robln l»r..«o» arrangements provide Are Easy and Tigers Even With honest, kind-hearted chap« .«. |*na->*r, PTMI ihree caiiioí was about 76,000. There'«! eleven. If the Giant» win seven of should be played on the grounds where Quakers With the score I to 2 against them, Rosn and Panch t>,(,.« «ut.i....- to scheduled the Robin.", made a feeble in their Meuiel, Young 44-«l.l, MJ.Irtl.» hive been more if thcre'd been room. the thirteen the postponed prior games at rally i!«t were to S «« In games pennant will another I 11 to 5! And Loses half of the ninth. Schmandt «Irgied to going r-iÎM«. Vi-nkre* ¦* this over into be even city. by Ground their way. Irish puabed th« unemj to \ ..,. n : ««m a their«, Triumph tprrg gata world'; though the Pirates scries should run to a but Hied out. h4«o in case the short, High DeBerry tii< brink with a flattering triple that via« it will find an inadequate, ball win all their remaining «james. The 3-to-:i tie the contending clubs would DETROIT, IS. -A singled, putting Schmanot on second. the second and New York October 12. if Sept. Tiger batting! rHir.AliKLPHIA. Sept. ^.-Pitts¬ Hort Griffith, for Vance, forced opened Inning, U <..,« I«<«lia»*. .ark unless change? nre made for a stand in-.» then would be: in St.! in batting ar.oved them over into the playLouis were one of the contenders. roily the fifth, that netted five runs! burgh lest a half game in the but in trying for ¡« double «.*«¦- «-gee space. and National DeBerry. lij clouted out n horaei yttsn .eating Won Lost The six of a Yankee- retired won for the on the Adams threw wild **- l»l . P.C.' first games Brillheart, League race to-day by dividing a killing play, liritl stand« .1. ('<..-. moment« ;-.,-»»1 Meu«cl Vp a in would be on Schmandt -.allied. ended the ' . series suc-i and Olson Peg Line-up New York 9.'.