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01' the Eastern Association and New
England League championship neriee.
yesterday atternoon, 2 to 0, largely as
the result 01‘ effective pitching by Zie-
oer, and brilliant support by his team.
Zieser had Hartford helpless in all 111-
11i11gs save the eighth, when a triple
by Salmon, and immediater ai‘terA
ward Curry was hit by u pitched ball.“
Hottman tried twice to hunt, then hit
fairly into trialstein'n hands. Salmon
and Curry were away with the crack
01' the bat and Ilalsteiu tagged firét
after which he allot the ball over to
Miller at second, for the third out.
Lowell‘s runs were scored on liai-
steln's triple to right and a grounder
by [legrot‘f in the second and a
pass. to Dee. a sacrifice b1 Ziese1 and
a double by Clemens to tell in the
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Clemens. (‘f ...4 0 2 1 0 0
Miller, 211 ........... 4 0 0 4 4 0
Thomas, c .......... 3 0 0 ti 3 0
‘Magee, 1i ........... ‘3 0 1.1 l 0 o
Holstein, lb .......3 3 1 10 :3 0
I)e1;roff,rf ..........'i 0 1 2 0 0
Aubrey, s5 .......... l. 0 0 1 3 0
Dec, 3!) ............. 3 1 0 2 1 1
Zieser, p ...... ......2 (l 0 ll 2 0
Totals ........... 2i 2 4 27 15 i
ii A RTE 0RD .
ab r bh no a 3
Curry, 21. ..... ..3 u 1 o 4 0'
‘lviot'l’man. li’ . ........ 3 (l 0 l 0 0
Kaua‘. rt‘ ........... 4 0 0 0 0 0
Hour, of ........ . . . . .4 0 1 0 0 0
‘-KollilIe.‘, lb ......... 3 0 0 la”) 0 0
{iarIlI-lla. 3b ........1 0 1 2 4 U
tillalrloon. c ..... .. . . 3 0 t) 4 0 4)
Reigninss ..........3 0 0 2 3 0
ailnou, p ........ 3 ti 1 0 3 .0
Totals . .......... 27 0 4 24 1-1 0
Score by Innings:
Lowell ..........0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 x—~2
:l-lartt'ord . .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—0
The summary: 'l'wo-oase lIiLSwClem-
8111-1, tiardella. Three-base hits-«Hul-
Htein, ilegt'oi‘t‘. ’t‘riple pluy-llalatei11
and Miller. Double piaywtiardulla and
Kellilte ‘. Sacrifice l1t't1r—wtiarlielltl. Zion
our. linens on liilllrl'mlly Zleeer, it; by
5111111011. :1. Hit by pitched bull Hott-
mun, Aubrey, Curry. l«‘ir»=t bane on
errors-11» llili'tllli‘tl, 1. Left on luttseaw
Unveil, ii; liartt‘orll, Time line
hour. l\\'l‘lll,\'>.‘tt?Vt‘ll alluutea. i‘mpircs
“lltlllt‘.'l_\' and Stafford.
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MANAGlNG N0 POSITION
FOR FlRST BASEMAN
First base is boulnnmg to look like
Iioodoo inputted with a capital ll).
't‘he initial each in lino and dandy
when it cornea to playing thereon.
and drugginr, down the Hillary. iiui- ~
Managing and holding down that
(‘llitlllt‘m don't about to hitch. Or rattl-
or. titotto who try the stunt are apt to
come to a; bitter end. aura the Detroit
Journal. i
Glance hunrtedty over the follow-
ing lizat, and then nee it we aren't on
the right trail:
[trunk Chance—Summarlly minted
from the management: at" the Cubs
ltlei. fail by Prealdont Murphy. 3
George Simullwr’olitolr deposed
tIoIn the leadership of the Browns by.
Colonel Hedges. president.
.iake Stable—Winner of a world
‘ title bin that year with the Benton
Red Sox and handed the book by
Proxy MrrAtoer during the midnt or
his present cocoon.
second game.
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iLEHI‘IllE llESllLTS
NATIONAL LEABU E.
Yesterday’s Results.
Cincinnati, 3; Brooklyn, 2.
Chicago, 3; Boston, 0; first game.
Boston,3 :Chicago, 0; second game.
Other games postponed, rain.
Standing of Clubs.
W. L. EC.
New York ....... .. . . .91 45 .669
Philadelphia ....'......‘SI 50 .619
Chicago ........ 79 til .604
Pittsburgh ..... 73 66 .529
Boston ....... .79 76 .437
Brooklyn ........ 68 76 .433
Cincinnati ..til 83 .431
St. Louis .. ........... 48 94 .338
Games Today.
New York at. St. Louis (2).‘
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh (3).
girooltlyn at Cincinnati.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
New York, 6; Chicago, 3.
St. Louis, 5‘, Philadelphia, 0.
Boston, 5; Cleveland, 4
Detroit, 1; Washington, 6.
i, ‘ Standing of Clubs.
' W. L. RC.
Philadelphia ..........iIll 49 .048
Cleveland ............ 8‘: till .57?
Washington .. ........ 80 til. .56?
Boston ........... ....72 0.3 .626
Chicago ............... 73 71, .507
Detroit ............... 02 its .477
New York ............ t'Il ’1’ 370
St. Louis . .......... ..63 91 .3138
Games Today.
Chicago at New York.
St. Louisat Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at Boston.
lNTERNATlONAL LEAGUE.
Newark has three gllillES to play, all
with Jersey City, before the lnternu:
tional League season closes with Sun-
day's game. Rochester has four
games with Toronto, two today and
two- tomorrow. Newark 1.1111 win the
pennant by taltlnu two out ol' three,
even. though Rochester captures four
straight, in which event the final per-
centage will llt‘ Ncwnrlz, .tll\; Roche»
LCI‘. All 7.
Yesterday's Results.
Jersey City, 15: Baltimore, 6; first
game. Jersey City. Ii: Baltimore, 2;
second game: Heron innings.
Montreal. ti; Buffalo, 2.
’t‘oronto—ltoches‘tcr. wet grounds.
Standing of Clubs.
W. 1... PM.
Newark .............. :12 67 .617
tlot'lII-k‘tvr .............'il 5.9 .607
Buffalo ............... 77 72 .617
lialtianre ............ T7 73 .613
Montreal ............. 7t 76 .463
l‘I‘oI'tderwo .... ....... till 80 .46.}
Toronto .............. it? 82 .450
Jersey City ...... . . . . .61 98 .361
Games Today.
Jeraey titty at Newark.
Baltimore at t’rm‘idanco.
Montreal ut littlialo.
Toronto at itochentor (2).
NEW ENGLAND SERlEs.
Yootorday'a Remit}.
Lowell, 2; Hartford, 0.
Game Today.
town“ at Hartford.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Yesterday": Reunite.
liontavilio, .1: Milwaukee, 0;
31111113. Louisville, ll; Milwaukee.
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Hurry Dflvlflwmlevaifld *0 “19 mnn- . The Wholesalorwi’ou promised to
anertai reigns or Cleveland, unable to mu the truth in your credit stator
hold them for any length or time. meat and we and that yauto pea
and now back with the Athletics. ‘ ”humelefifily ..
llnl Cltaflaumfi 0’ the New York The Retailerwliiy dear sir,“ nup
Yankees for I spell. and might: glad patted you know that “truth" is more
10 tie! ttrom “N“. ly one or our trade term find we.
have it graded on "truth," “nit-let
truth, "absolute truth.” and H‘wuor.
unwed truthfwlioaton Globe.
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WEEK'S RECORD OF nuns lN 31o
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New York ...... ........... . 4
’ 1"l1ila.delphia ...10
Boxers Good Financiers and Slit” 1. ------ ii
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i Have Much Coin Salted Awayl , .....umyu ..... . , ,, 8
l l Boston ..... ......... ~...10
1 According to reports from the Pact- Clflcmilflll ------- - -------- “~15
tic coast Champion Willie nachle will St- Louis ---------- 7
soon be headed East for boats with -.....
Pat-hey McFarland, Leach Cross and American L839” ‘ _
a few others. . ‘ Philadelphia ...... ....24
Ritchie declares be is ready to tuck-0 Cleveland ...... , .............. 19
lo McFarland, it the inducements are WiiShmglU" ---------- ....11
to hits lilting. The champion has not Chicago -------- - --------- “~20
gone into the matter deep enough as , 1305“)" --------------------- 1‘3
yet to name the ‘amount he would Dell‘flii -------- - ------------ ~31
deem commensurate with his services St- [Milli """"""""""""" .16
i for such a match. Neither has McFar- New York - - - - - - ~ . - - z - - -30
:land made known what he would do
gmantl. But it they follow precedent ‘ International League.
ithe sum total at their demands will Newark ------ .. -------- 8
ienteregate an amount. that will 1115- “09903101“ ---------------- ----3*
‘tonish the 95th World and bankrupt ilut't‘alo --------- ' ----- ~ ------- “3
any promoter rash enough to meet it. Baltimore .. ~33
l Ritchie and McFarland have often Montreal ........... . ...... .. . .13
ibeen called the most brainy men in Provident'e -------------------- 6
i puglliem. Both declare they are 311); ‘ Toronto .................. 10
ions for the time to come when they Jersey Cili‘ ------------------- 33
[can quit the ring and become promi— .... ““““““ W“"”"“
. neat members of the business world. MiXED BOUT RULE lU-EGAL-
i it will be a black day for Wall ”......
‘St: eet when this pair of financiers de Boxing commission Cannot Prevent
sec-11d upon it. Both have learned the .
art of grabbing every dollar in sight, the Langiord-Smlth Bout.
so well its onlr hope will be to have a
commission declare them ineligible to
compete
Ritchie' .4 methods during negotia-
tions for the now defunct match with
Welsh brought to light one or two new
_wrinklco. He held up the promoters
it'or $1,000 for a bout that he might
i have fought, but did not, his prospec-
i‘tive Opponent, being so interior .the
: authorities forbade the aduir taking
place
Another of Hitchie‘ a unique demands;
l watt the one oter which all the trouble
, arose and gave him the excuse towlth-
draw. it was an ultilrmtuln that ho
11111151 be given halt the money paid the
promoters by merchants who sought to
adetine their wares by display signs
around the arena. That the bout was
to be staged in a comparatively small
city and that the promoters were al-
ready deeply involved by guaranteeing
hint 910.000 had no eliect on Ritchie,
Rather than let a dollar t'ht‘tlim he
called off the match.
A1. a ilnuncier Ritchie appears tolay
'over Mcii‘arland. but the latter can
boast of turning a tow tricks himself.
Not being a champion, Ftp-key has no
nut-h lever as; Ritchie Illlril'il‘fih't‘h) to pry
looae large sums from the promoters.
Neh‘nrland‘e bigueat purse wan the
$10,000 he received tor boxing ten no
decirion roundn with Matt Wells at :1
lorai club. liens than two weeks later
he drew down $4160 for boxing the name
number of rounds in a email town.
in this boat McFarland had to wort:
just no hard, but he explained the
Iliii‘t-ronce in the amount of componen-
tlon by saying that he not all that wan
to be had in that locality. 'i‘hla ex-
planation seems to contain a valuable
hint for the promoters who complain
about present conditions.
PAL EROWN lN SYDNEY.
Auatrnlian boxing new in usually in-
' tereutlng, especially where Yankee
boxers are internatcd. The following
i has just been received by the Writer:
1"i’nl llrown, the Minnesota light-
weight, has arrived in Sydney with
thin trainer, Jack llougherty, Milwau-
‘ koo. llirowu will be matched with one
lot tho local boya iirnt and may meet
1' Mohegan, Moran or Wells later. liar-
! ry 'l‘homoe, the New York iiulltwotgho
mot Herb McCoy and last a hard bob
1 tie. ’MCCOy was a bit heavier, Thomas
being under the lightweight limit. Mc‘
Coy will be matched with lWoidhmnr
“others. the lhtninh tighter." lPotty
Glitter Curran, oif England. met his
not-0nd defeat at the hands 0: Bill
Lung, and will now leave for 1101116.
All Sporoeley, the British lightweight.
will return to Australia trom Eat;-
iImd and meat Mohegan. Jim Bullivm
who lost to hilly l’ontto in England,
was defeated by .. Pot. Bradley and
wants to quit. the game“ and return to
London.
Jimmy (snow to come over min and
be my accept. He is vory‘solluln‘
here and would have noun hi: notch:
ADVII‘NII it! THE CINTINIL ,u on hi! ltlndli.
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An offer has been made for.
ALBA“ Sept it’lu'l‘he State Ath-
letic (‘onuniseion is without authority i
to found a boxing match between a;
\1 late and n. tutored pe1son, unless the
objettiou is based on something else
than i‘ilt‘t.‘ discrhninatlon, according to
an informal opinion rendered by At-i
torney-Genmal t‘arnuuly to Frank S}
t)‘Neil,ol1alr111.1u of the State Athletici
Commission... 1
A 1an adopted by the commission:
prohibiting matthus between whitei
and black tighten was contested in
promoters of a match between Gun-i
boat Smith, white, and Saul l.angtord.§
black. Attorney-(inneral Cartuody wilil
render a formal opinion on the matter.
within the. next Wt‘t'li.
WINDWARD 15 SOLD.
Anothet \atbt that has tlgured .11:-
“\El) in the tacinr. on Long island
Sound has been 1511111. 'lhe \‘i indwurd,é
Richard A. Montsa‘ claw l’ nioop is}
now in Halifax. N. She was sold to'
R. A. (‘orbctt ol lthat pincelast week.
and on Saturday with a (row at six
men on board. it it t in island for the'
trip to her new 1011, .1 distance of .1 III
miles, which who made in three daxs
and newntvvn hours.
The Windward is the only one of
the smaller Vessels that started 0111
the New York Yacht (,‘lub‘e rruiaethisi
summer that went around the (‘apo
and continued with the squadron to
Gloucester and then back to Marble-
l1e:.11l
'lho owner and hit: llt‘ollli‘in‘, “058mm
Joanne and RnlwIt Monks. who raced
the \\"intl1\'ard in practically all the,
regattas on bone. inland Sound, willf
have another yacht before the yachtsl
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IMPORTANT BOIUTB TO .
BE. STAGE!) NEXT MONTH
CHICAGO, Sept. 19.~—-Matches
weight, and Johnny Dundee, of New
York, and between Ad Wolgaet and
Bathing Nelson, were announced here
yesterday. Whitenad Dundee will
meet Oct. ii at Racine, Wis. ‘Wolgast
and Nelson will box in Milwaukee eith-
er Oct. 16 or 23.
peoted here Saturday. on his way East
and the queation of a proposed Rit-
chleCharley White bout will be set-
tled ,
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Farmer Amateur Heavyweight Will
Answer Query in Garden, New
York, Tonight.
11' .\l lteich, fmmer 1111111111111 t1ea.\'-i
weight (hamplon, can whip C‘atl J'stol-
rte, the Oklahoma Giant, in -.\iadl1.on
Square Garden, New York, tonight the
sporting iraterntty will be agreeably
eurprised. Reich is a handsome young
fellow, woltderiully built all (i punseet’agi
on a trip hammer punt-.11 lint be 1511
much at boxing skill and nobody know.
whether he can stand the gait. iie
beat Sailor “bite in the llfth round
last week, a [eat of no great conse
quence. .‘or the Sailor was unlit to2
box anybody. l
Morris has been tlghting for inorc‘
than two years. lie is two inches tall-‘-
er and nearly twenty pounds heavier
than Reich and of course he has had
greater experience in the ring. He}
hasn't boxed here in a year and says:
he has improved considerably. Morris
was floored and stopped once, when he
toolt the count in a scrap with the. late,
But he declares it:
was an accident. They all do.
Two other ten round battles will.
precede the big affair. Dave Kurtz or
Newark re. Billy Grupp. of St. Louis,
Add, which
time , lists at
through Sentinel \1. ant
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