1111111 111111 Is _
11111111311111 sin
um Eight lilac Hitting .300 ilr
Bellow-Pitching Corps Has
il’ood,..............'4 .5III)
Ringer, 3 ill 231
The toam hanboon under the lcndonv
ohip‘ of James J. Gray, n ILoIvoll mun.
wbo took possession four yours use.
..I:.-...
won a. pennant In 1911,911111 ilnialiedl
Hooond in 1912. \lhile not a niaying
manager. Grav keeps close tabs on
overw game, and practically all of tho‘|
Higunls emanate from the bench. Cap-
Iain Hurry Aulucy. i‘ormetly a big
lrocrtnt rattler
1 sensor to Will
i W
‘opening of the toot-ball Hentton with
the playing of tho CarIich IndlnII- AI:
might College game and several other
auditor contents on Saturday, Septem-
ber 20. Practice has been under war.
€003 RECON, ESPECIBIIY I06 leagncr and earl) ihiH Henson with either formally or ian‘Irmally, at n
Finneran .
LOWELL, Sept. 13:41? records in
the New England League indicate titty-
t.hing, llnrtt‘ord will bore a big job on
its“ hands to defeat the Lowell chain
pious in the series that are to be play-
ed. In thirty of the last games piny-
edpdmweh approximated twentydivc
trims, and also piled up a league record
of sixteen victories in succession.
lloginning the series with n weak
pitching staff. Lowell onrouniered a
lot of troublo with opponents who
Iworéavenk‘lings in comparison, as re-
gards hitting. (l amen that would have
been won with fairly good pitching
wont to the enemy decisively, and the
exports admitted that Lowell was It
dead one without 21 brace in the iWirl~
lug department. "
011 July i. come the turning point
wiIlI the arrival of Jon Finnernn, of
tho l’hilndolphin aNtionuis. last year,
but formed out to Soronionduring tho
pronIt Hanson. l-‘iunernn pitched good
ball from the slart. and perhaps as a
pHyciIologlcnl nocamonniment. the oili‘
or'docolvoro began to perform like
live ones. in time. Lowell recoverod
lost ground. and thou shaped its
(rourso‘for the top positldn.
Not until August 18. however, did
the clInInpionH begin to find leCngni‘
tion Portland undor Hugh i311i‘fy,the
format binI leaguor. had boon going
along consistently, and had just finish
(III II successful Hoi‘icn With Jesse Illui':
hell‘s WorocHtor team, with tho, rc-
Huli. of considerable assurance in the
Maine city. Lowellqvenl into l’orl-
loud and with lI‘iuncron workilni‘. inok
the first, oi’ the Harlan. Mathew Zion-
or. another Lowell Htar dinner. p9"-
i‘orIIIod in the second engagement.
which wont ten innings for n LOonI
win. The third game of the series
wont to Portland. but Lowell mum
army with considerable prontigo, nnd
with the distinction of having intrud—
rId upon :1 winning leunk tlInl wIIH
pulling UIIIf‘l' towns in tho Silfllil‘.
LII-Noll did not turn to troll in I1
IIIIIIIIII choir: oi \l'oroostcr, Anguni 21,
but boginning Annual 3‘1, when Iii‘ul‘i’t
ion on»: Ilol‘vniod. 25 to 0, the tooth
mum-ml upon (I campaign without
pul‘diltvi in Now lintzlnud Lougim no-
IIvIlI'. lv‘mnI llml iiuw and up to Sun
iillllill'l‘ h inclusive. not ll rowrao (.‘flilin
Lou: ii'o ‘.‘cul‘.
In tho pool two ll'i‘l‘iiil of poly.
VI‘III * mini: rxuv Lowoll'n only opponout,
but 2th \l'III‘cIIHlIIr did not win morn
thIu hull lift L'llllllfii. and luiwoll wnH
winning HII‘WIIIN, ihn ohnnipionahlh
mow lowoll‘a wily era the rounhir
IIII-iiilii‘t‘ hIIIl boon iruvnruod.
Lawton in I‘lliil'llliliiiy 1i ionnl ol‘ bli-
lot-H.111.- indlrntcd by tho following
nvcrnclrn rovoring no to 'l‘lIIIrinoy.
Hopimnbor Ii: Mutton, ll.. Alf-ll: Wood.
11.. Jinn; fi‘bonmn. I:.. .iliill: \llllor ‘b,
.32”: IiilIllIllIii. llI.. .flltl: Uni), (:,.1ll‘.’,‘.
(ih' ..IIHII. nit. .ilil: llo'hnlf, Ii‘.. .illlil;
Anhrny. on, .2.I2: lhm, 2b., .2“; Illnr
IIIIIIIII. 1).. will: lIlnIInrnn, 11.. .2001 llIIIII
dcraon. 1).. .lllii; ltlognr. II., .I 1.11; Zion
11., .llll: ll‘lnnncry, an, .09].
lint for tho tonnI’H trrcnt hitting in
tho onily «cannon, honor the diondvnnn
intro oi‘ II poor pitching iorcc, Lowell
would how: boon dlIIIItIIcod brim-b bill!
I . no had been plowed.
In lInIIo running. the tooth hon dono
good work. with Peter Clomono, n
Rhoda inlnnd boy, as the league land
or in tho mutter of tuna Hoormi. Clo»
moon him bounty-nine to hln orodlt 1m-
d»" "m iolnnt Harmon. with Magoo
third in tho longuo at otglitywnovan.
(It counts. with a. good batting mom,
it is not natural that n his run total
Hliouid be ocorod. in team hitting.
Lowell is listed at .285. an unusual fig»
tire.
More are tho pitcbcru’ records:
.. .. l.. 19.0.
Il‘lnnernn ............l2 2 .867
Handerwnn...........15 5 .7152
film? ia-I-rvovwéIl‘taal-a ’ I667
V ' 8 I652
Mnyimhm ........:..IB
.chor. in now in guild condition.
‘coolnosu nndor lire.
,. the advertising.
V1 oncenter has steadied the team in
its dol’encc. and has been a valuableI
conch for the pitohers. .,
Although 11 c‘naniplothlp team.
loncll thus for has rent. only one of
list miginnl porionnein into the big
sht)\\'»»‘l om Dnly, catcher Dal) come;
from Noiu Scotin. ll gzcon subject. but,
no shouted sulih catrliing and hitting
proclivitics that tho mouth tinlled him
about like hunks ioliowing lnoiiois.
Finally, George Mills of thc Chicago
Whiio Sox grabbed him for $3300..
lumber Thomas, another youngster
with a keen butting eye, has
watched closely, but has not been 5010.
Of the pitchers. Finnorun and Zlcsor.
arc the best “i‘rhm the road," but
Ringer, a brother of the linrtl’ord pit-
and
loks likely: 'liiegor played with ll low»
1y tail coder, b‘nll l'tivor, the greater
port of the Henson, although owned‘by
Lowell. ‘Mlil'ililhlll and Henderson are
the slow olnbbles, their wide. swoon-
ing ill'illlllz'l'fi buiug rouponniblo i‘or good
records. Wood, a brother of Smoky
loo, i: :1 rem-Ill acquisition.
Int. k llItlHttIin, first 'IIIIHHIIIIIII. 2:5 a
graduate of tho lIIIiIoI i' of Yer»
mnlii. ’l‘lmt ho 1' ill be dinlitd b} one
of the big longno (IIIIH is not doubted.
l-lis billing and fielding nro i). ii. Mil-
ler nt second base in (Inc of the toil-
cut men in the league. llo Ill‘l‘e-
markubly agilo. however. nnd durum
u lot of ground. Aubrey at short Htop
lHn‘t hitting ilS Well 11H :11 tho begin-
ning of the Henson. but iii: III II i'nltizr
hlc mun for the tenth IlfiCIlllSP oi‘ lIlH
lion at third is Ll.
wouk hitlcr. but ll fine holder.
ln tho outliold Lowell luIH boon
l-l'llilllfs, all Henson Jimmy Mom-o
without II doubt ilw Hi._nr oi tho loo-gnu
in loll. uIIIl hi: boiling: .IIo: nnospi- :Iki
t‘or itnoli‘. i‘iIIIIIInH in lost in (:onlcz.
:md is n good hitter. ills our: “chic
turns in on croulnlors. liollroit‘, the
l'UIlll-‘liillll ol‘ tho inuguo ii a bi' fol
low with n willow ibnt HlunIH ill-i Ilillll
tho third time on tho lirHi. iI'roIIuonl-
IV [In lnnn, nnd frequently be clouis.
Is
.h.-.........~......—a
till BI‘ISEBALL liilTlL
FGOTSALL l8 (WEB
\l’l l l. I \\li~’ l‘()\I.’ \'. \iIIHH.. Soul. ll.
wLnIl llodro. .«inr tuirior ol’ tho \\ il-
Ilillllil IliliiftiJilH tonui. who Ililri nrrlwd
in town for oponinlz i‘IItIilInll prnciit'c.
denim tho report publiaiml in II lbw
ion pIIpoI in tho client that ilt' haul
Hiunml with illi‘ Si. Loulu .\IIIIII‘l:IIIIIH.
lln lldltliitl that ho roooivod IuI III‘III'
i’I-IIIII tho club Innniionod but did lllli.‘
accept. no ho Hilll hula uncihor your in ‘
(’tliliIRI'.
Hiring pill-her on the nine. liodgo in
nhIo captain ol’ tho worldly lIIIHltIinIInil
trnIII and ii oundltlaita i‘or nunrioriInck
on tho nloron. ilia homo in in Si.
Loulu.
u.»~,....w.. W-
RITCHIE To COME EAST.
Says He Wil Meat Any One, Now
That He I: Own Bose.
l’i)ll'l‘l,I\INil, 0m, Soul. l2.-«~INIIW‘
i
York noon in to Hon tho linhiwoluht
riInqulon Willie, llltobio. lit: in going
to iloihntn in moot nil romora. Ritrhio
in out for tho moody. now that ho in
his own Innnngor and holdo the «hour
plonuhip. 'l‘hc chumpitm mode a hur-
rictl'oiotl in Portland ycntordny on
route back in bi» than Froncloco home
from the North. 11nd whilo hero nnvo
forth voiumen in bitter denunciation of
bin tl’eitiiilllllt In Vttnconvor. Ho says
he got a raw deal both from the on»
motor» anti from Welnh.
'I'Jlllli. say that I am through with
Wolah and that I mu going back to
Hon ll‘rnnciuco to acceptthc first good
iluht offer I receive." declared Ritchie.
“it i don‘t find anything waiting for
mo thorn i will leave for New York
to moot them nil."
Good tentative are to ho both-«tor
’
boon .
in addition to being tho. “PM,
majority 01' the largor cantor“ unlr'br
cities for some (loyal. and within. the
men two or three wncks every 'varalty
inlevcn ulll owing into action tor the
forum but strenuous reason allotted to
the gridiron sport
The Yale wood has been training.
a
The coming week will aino mark the ~
since the ilrot o! the month at New.
port and Sichondct. 'lhls uracil 0
Which has been more or less iul‘ormnl,
found the backfield candidates work.
inn: under the direction of Dr,;W.. '1‘.
Bull, famous no a puutor in his artivo
football darn. Tho linemen, under the
direction .C’f Captain Ketrhoni and
head coach llovnrd Jones. begin the
long il‘ttlllillg grind on Nontnohot ls-
lm‘l’d. The Honda shifted to Yale hold
on September, ii,-nnd from now on
the new system, or a resident conch
will be watched with interest by Ynlo
undergraduates and alumni, and tho
I‘OIIO\\‘GI‘I§‘,OIT the Harvard and Print-r,»
ton'elevons. which will test tho merits
of the new system Into in Nlll'Qll‘Iili-‘I‘.
lioword Jones, who opens his three~
your term on active ilold coach, will ‘Im
«assisted by‘ \\'nltcr (lump in nu advis-
ory capacity. Unfortunately I'or tho
now bond ('Olll‘h the Yale nintoriul is
not particularly imprwsnhc at thi~
time. The backfield will have to ili‘
reconstructed. due to losses by grudun
lion, and veteran iorwnrdn arc sitarl‘e
Sumo exocllent substitute and I’ronh.
Innn tumors of lost Henson will be a- 'I.
‘I’aiinbic, il0\\‘(‘\'l-)l‘, 11nd the new oozlufi”
i=1 Counting-upon this Inutorinl as tho
nut-ions 01' his team.
"l‘bc outlook Ht llnrrnrd is: for more
optimistic. This Indiana III!‘ lnnk int--
inn (lunch .lonnu hard-Ir, I‘or ni‘tor all
is sold IIIIII dour, YIIlc'H rhiol‘ rival
in iIIII-rcollouinto zuhh lbs is Ibo Urllll-
Hon. (‘oIn-h linuglnuu buH instructed
the Harvard oundidnitgs lo rnpori at
Soldieru Hold on 'I“IIIIHIIII,\', and with
lilo pori’tcci i'ooibnll ui‘xIcIu ilInt. bro»
mils iIi'i'fIIIIIbrldHo, tin» dorolopniont
oI' nuollmr Liil'lllig II-2I1n will bonln
without richly. Till‘ IIl~uIIIIIIIII~o Di‘ rot-
ornn and oxoorloiirml Inniorini ill‘lélltto'
wull for mu Crimson gridiron pros»
ports 1th IIIILIIIIIII,
WEEK'S RECORI) OF RUNS IN BIG
LEAGUES.
National League.
Now 't'or'h ......... .....17
l'hiludolpliln ............... .. L’I
_ (‘hiongo ..... ....... . .25‘
l'itianrniI ................. . .le
Brooklyn .......... . ....... I. . . 12
Ilofilnll .......... . ............. I7
(‘inclnnnii it
St. Louis ................. . it
American League,
l'hllodolphln 7
, (Tiiorolund .:II
Worthington ......... ..... ...25
'l‘iiilongo ......_.,..... S
llosion 9
llotroit 2.3
St. Loiilo .‘Iil
Now York 21
International Leanna.
Network 2'!
llochontor .....................2ll
Buffalo 10
llnliimoro 12
Montreal zll
l’rovitlonco .................I..~lll
Toronto .......................1lli
Jcracy Cliy...............‘......20,
mum-....» ...-mun
PIRATES CAN'T GET KGNETOHY.
ST. [01118. Sort. ”sumac more
.
by I’l'tiildoni. ”Scimitar Button and
Manager Huggins when than denied
in emphatic terma Lita , obi: first
boneman would no to .1 ”Pittuburflb
rum» for not Mitlorlm; no no
Carib?
For several yearn WHEN” but.
audiolont.
roger. ‘ '
“trndo” for Ed Konotchy was spiked
trod to coax £011”.me this (I’m 7
dInIdII. but their butt almond: been , ‘
i
IIIIIIIIIEIIIIIII'EIIIIIIH
llHAT oven union-ts,
I‘m
.1.“on of the lending heavyweights
Incl, Manager Gibson in tho Garden.
Now York, Yesterday, and vainly tried
to Hrmngo" Innirhos. (lnnbout ISnIlth
wnH Ioadv to High urtlolcu to box
Frank Moran but the lntier refused to '
post a $1,00ti I'Olfali, which caueedn
hitch. Sam Mumford nnd‘doo‘denu-
hette were nonprontly ready to agree“
upon terms. but whun Gibson pmduc- ‘Pbilodelphla ..........78
ed pen and ink Lnngi’nrd'n manager, Chicago
.lo‘é Woodman. could not be found. Gib“
Hon wll malco another attempt to
to bring 'Slliiiil 31nd Moron together, Boston
aim) to sign on tho ’l‘nr Bnby and his; Cincinnati ....... “II-:18
l’atke,» McFaIlund and SI.
nnIJiIant rivnl.
Tommy Murphy will box in the (lur-
dcn curly next month.
,m~_.
MATHEWSON HAS Issuan l8
moses...
I
(.‘lIrlHiy'Mnihewson will undoubted
15' Hot :1 record for accurate illnglngi
ihiH~ your. and any National Manneri
nblv to get transportation from the
old Innstcr uill have a right to be1
proud of‘hiuinrli’. in 22 battles this?
«21mm his: Six has refused to walk,
nnyonu and to (lain no l’hlludolpliin‘
or Brooklyn player has boon able to‘
promo-o It pnIsH from Zichraw‘s master
mechanic. He has faced the Phllliol
nix Limos and the Superbns on four
occnnionH. ~
Mllily lIIIH conntcrnlgned lS possm
ibis Maison, the Bravo and Cnrdinnls
(Inch i‘I‘leifil‘Iilt: the. the Redo t‘our, tho
I'll'iii.(,‘f\‘ throo and the (:1in one. The
only pigiyvrn who
bnsw on bulls from Mathew soil tbiit‘:
i
i
spawn ore \iillcr. Huggins and 13d K0
nctrhy . t tin-I Cardinals.
”Thanh III'o'the men to whom Mull)
has Hsncd missing this season
April 17 Titus nud Meyers. of 130:»;
ion.
Mar 117m ilrnsor of Pittsburgh.
hioy Eilw—lx'IIIIotI-liy of St. Louis.
May 27~~-.\lzIrmIvlllo of Boston.
Juno aimlln 'nine; of St. Louis.
.lune ll—--Zlnnnermnn of Chicago.
i
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i
I
I
I
I
have obtained twoi.m
LEAGUE RESULT
m
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yeaterday'a Reuults.
Philadelphia. 8; St. Louis, 2.
Brooklyn, 6: Chicago, 13.
NewYorlt. 4; I’iitnlhurnb 1.
Cincinnati. 12; Boston, 11
Standing of clubs.
W. L.
New York ......./.I... .89 43
49
.........'I'ii 59.
Portland nt'IWorces‘ter. ,
ydlrooklyn ..........I'IS 73
...30 '73
, so
houIs...‘...,. ..47 93
Games Today.
New York at Pittsburgh.
.' AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Reaulta.
Now York, 4; St. Louis, 0
Detroit, 15: llOHton, 2.
Philadelphia, vi; (ihcago, l.
WIIHhington. 7; Cleveland, 3.
Standing of Clubs.
\V.
Il‘lilladeltiliin . . ...... $6 47
Cleveland ............ in) 56
Washington .......... 77 57
, Bunion ............... ‘ 64
:(‘hicngo 67
Detroit ................ 76
ISI.. Louis 813
New York ..... in")
Games Today.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Worthington.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Resulté.
l’roridouco, Ii: Baltimore, 2.
Toronto. «1 : ' Buffalo. 1.
Standing of Clubs.
.luno lil»—-l‘hlrkc nnd tiroh oi‘ (‘lncln W. L.
noti. I Newark ..... . ........ Si: Si
Jilly lllwlx'nnotcliy of St. Louis. ,llnrlu‘niur ............ III»; 53
July 2?: -\'lnx of Pittsburgh. Illnltimoro ............ 73 on
July :23 'lluggluo and Evans of Si.‘ IluI’I‘nlo ........ 73 TI)
Louis- IIIIIIIIreIII ...........,.I;:I 71
Ann. Il--~‘\\'ngnor oi i’ittanrhh. ITOl‘mllo ........ ......Im 78
.~\|ll!. iI-«Shncknrd nod l‘Iu-knrd of iIrox-hlnnro ........... ll; 78
,l‘lnrlnnntl. Cleraoy (fiiy ,,,,,,,,,,, ill 9;
Scot. .‘leI-hmidi and ’Su-ocnoy ol‘ ...-«-
ihnuon. Games Today.
FAMOUS RACING STALLION DEAD.
lil'3.\ II l.\i‘.‘r. l’n., Scot. 12.~~Goclle
th-IIII. llu- lumonn mninn stallion. win:
Imr oi Ibo Suburban llnnlcno in liII'Ili,i
l'nll timid undor iho wirn as ho won tho
Iniio running men at tho llorkn (‘.oung
ty l’IIiI- horo youtorlln)’. looks. 11 col-I
ogId 1m km. i‘oll nith tho homo but
\ AH IIIII hurt.’ The Htullion 11ml ow‘n-
ml by ,l. W. Kline. oi this (i1).
wnu iIII'IIwrlI- tho prnporiy of llonry'
11'. SlIm-Innhcr, of Now York. I
(lo-ludwnnn'n time for the Inllo yon I
tm‘duy who 1:49. i
had le‘dr
(loud tenants an1 In in:
tho adiorllnlnu‘.
nod Worconicr. l;
lluil‘ulo at Toronto.
l’1‘ovldont'o at l'lnllinun‘c.
.lornoy City at Newark.
lloohootcr ut .‘Ilonirunl.
......—
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
chterday's Results.
l’ortlnnd. 3; Lynn, 2.
\l’oruogator, 2'. LOWt‘iI,
Lowoll. :l:
llt'ockinn, ll; Lamont-II, 7.
Other 11.111110 not scheduled.
Standing of Clubs.
W. I...
Lowoll 1? 471
Portlmul.............1l‘l till
i: llrnt damn.
Hoooiul gnnlo.
:t:¢: :I:l:l:l:l§"(h
If It Isn’t - It ISN'T
nth-in l:l',ll,l n I; 11:1 II. I I: I I Ila: I I:
o ... ..- :wmw
8 Worcester ...,I (‘9 52 .570 TELEPHONE ‘7 H-
Lawrence . will; 51 .5151
. Lynn Hi all .5110
Now IBGtII'Ol‘CI “......18 71 .lI‘IIl
‘llrockton .-,,.........ii 7:3 .376
Fall River ....n......44 74 .373
5 Games Today.
Fall River at Lynn.
; Brockton at New ‘lleIlI‘ord.
i ol’rilnnd at ‘ll'orcoHtor. Shore 0 Hillel‘s and A" K
Lawrence at Lowell.
RC. _
3:: AMERICAN ASSOCIATIQN.
'563 Yesterday's Results.
‘ Minneapolis. 10; Toledo, 2; first
'43” game. Minneapolis, 4; Toledo, 0; Hon:
'4? and game.
"“3 St. Paul, T; lndianapolls, 2.
“33". Other games postponed, rain.
I MILLER MATCHED T0 BOX PAL-
I ‘ zen...
l IClInrloy Miller, the California
Procession
Roger Ludlit
TWin Git)»-
Nugg’et’ .
Little Gem
, ALL DnALE
Ia.I.ntInoLns~
heavyweight, was matched vestorday:
.to box ten rounds with Al Palzer at
UK St NiobolnH Rink next Wednes-I
Iday night. This will be Miller's first
lappenrnnco n on thHiern ring. 1
|
1 out. MORRIS ARRIVED TODAY.
(‘arl Morris. the Oklahoma Ginnt;
PB." arrived in New York, this morning preJi
,(347 pared to make matches with any whilo'
.588 heavyweight. lio wili'bo under the;
.575 management of William Newman, the
'.511 veteran trainer.
.511‘ ~——
.443
..
.311
.356
Rommol “’R'J‘
'..——
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