l
“ him frequently.
' Blhlll in place of Deni, \\llO 11 cold but
do
: Ting.
bugger to the left field stand.
4' over seconds The Bunions hits _were'
A' Deal 5 grounder 'h‘And tossed to Collins; ,
c
Ve.
V’fiio- worked on the edge of the“ plum:
fldnnls walked on tour pitched bitih.‘
’9‘; the 'batterylo'r 111‘», Athletics A
"missing 11 sl011,0ne around the neck.
outDenl. 1 '
1 1.
1
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Athrew :to Gowdy.
Msranville took Bender's grounderA
and threw to livers. forcing Schang.
Ono “Run. One Hit. 1101191331101.
rmnn' mums. A “‘
First: Half.
Bender threw out Rudolph at first.
Merlin couldn't see Bender's speed 'and
struck out.
Oldring took ears or Evors' hoist.
I19 ,tVluuVs, VNoJIllts. N0. Errors.
' 'ABecond'AHnif.
1 Murphy fanned, Rudolph
‘him 011 two slowones and then a fast
one: V 4": . . . ...V ' I
Oldr‘mg also struck out.
All 6AM
As 11131111111111 iii 1111
1111:1111 8111111111
“‘1'“
SlllBF PARK, Philadelphia, 001 9'
-John Cooulbs and Ira Thomas took
the pitching stand and served the Ath /
The Athletics gale. particular atteu- Rudolph “irked Willem” and dolib~
letic battd'iee during batting practice. erateiy and hla 530‘” filtehing bothered
tioll to hunting ‘Homc llu11",Baker.AAle Athletics net‘s little.
tiled out the range oi the right Yield: Rudolph “”5“ out comm. 3‘ “St
11111), one of his b10118 almost clearing!
the enclosure.
The Boston batters hit wickedly in
111111' lice. T0111 Hughes sorted up the' _ ‘
bulls and the royal routers," 200 strong . 1:: FAA“ H‘Af-
110111 Boston, 11th up a loud sllout' CWUOAAV Whittt‘lmer Oval? Collins
when Catcher linuk Go“ dy drove the Ahead for a Singlé He bod two- stiikes
l1. lll into the left field stand. icelled 011 AllAllAl. A double play follow-
’1he Boston Braves v. ere the first 001:1 ed. BendeerooVk Whittma bmash and
on till diamond for field plectlce. Athm“ to Barmmrcingflounolly 133W
Till-11 110111 1111:; shall) and clean c.11l..Ar ythen tossed out: Whitted “a!“ D;
M 1ranlilll was all oter the midfield thlow to Melanie 1‘" scuttle, but “01“. I
“Venom scooping grollnders to his 1119 11111111311 beautiluleiop L‘ollins toss-
right and left and making throws i’rom led out Schmidt at “WP
every position. .The crowd applauded N0 AW“ 110119311“. 3N" 531m"
1 E‘seconll iA-ialf,
Baker fouled or: the hist two and.
Rudolph. had him .111 "u hole Baker;
struck out. Hammered a wide one by
111001.. 4‘1' ““1," '.,..,9‘4_ ,LiV‘
liciVfinis aloofnuned'
working '
No 1111.119 N0 Bits. No Errors.
1
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2A,)!"
FOURTH AiNNl‘NGl
"i‘ be \llllotjcs went out for field prac- A
tile 91.143. Mclnnrs had recovered
110111 the injAllly Ato AlilS hand and “as:
'bul-il on 11151 base
' The nuipires came upon the field '1I‘
:15. They were promptly photograph-A
eA'd. U metres .Dinecn‘ and liildebrand “A 50 ”“9 -"}‘;ADS1AWS"€A~‘~‘AK hA'Afi 11“ Cb"
conferred \vlthA the captains.‘ A lnolly A0 Martinville 1? 'lV‘GAS PKWY mild
Bender and Sehang 11 ere-announced AA‘AA’I ”A." the WMAODM. AAA
1&0 Runs. .9119 iii]... No'Errors
-1. FIFTH lNNiNG.
1‘ First gulf.
Gowdv ,Vdrovn the ball to the center
‘iield té'nce for 11 three- base rlt.
it was the 21-51 pitched ball. A' ,‘
The umpires cu‘utioned the BostonA
Rudolph and 6011de the battery t‘orV
Boston. ‘
it was announced (lowly would but.
eighth in place 01' Gou'dv.
limpile Diueeu gave decisions be-'
hind the plate and Klem on the bases. A.
Umpire. Byron went to left field and
iiildobruud to right.
I-Mnrnnvtlle a single over Mclnnie‘ head.
9‘4"" A double play loliou ed Bender took
FiRST INNlNG. ‘ADAcal's hunted fly and then picked oil
First Ha". AM‘aranville at first. . .
Rudolph struck out.
0110111111. Tll-o Hits. No Errors.
Second Half.
Bender‘s first ball was an outcurve,4
which cut the plate for 11 strike. Mo ‘
.1911 11 out out 011 11 high foul to Mclnnis. A
Evers sent up 11 high ilv to (‘olll 191A
and walked buck to the bench.1“°" “Will 0“! in lelt field. It was a.
Connolly took 11 strike and then foul-' ABPAAFA‘AAAEE Wtcgafld loudly applauded. A
ed on the next one: Connolly failne'JA SOA‘BHE 8"" out It “‘8 RudOIDh’ B
sixth strike out. Bender tiled 01111 to
No‘ Mile. Rd ErrorsVV A” «milled-A” .I‘ ‘.
Second Al-iali.'V.1N° Runs: N0 “HASH N0 Errors.
Rudolph put over 11 strike. on \lAuVr- ’ it, if“ 4.1'-"
'91er 1111111111.;
-]illy. _ ' ., 1.. ,_ .., ' _ ",
111.11.11.11 sent a short single to 'cen- ' ““ r. Fleet 11.1111. " ' ”A
ter and the crowd started to cheer: kl 1. Mom §ehl 11p a foul back at ”)1ng
up; the mndaball pitched biog." 3mm mfg. a.” "41%“? a 10:13.
pldrlng hcrlficod ‘81? .to Schmidt. .11 WA 11.1.1135 mm. 4 .. . a The'
Md) muggy ovéi‘t cull, ' V, "
119111111111 tried to cu; the c whit-I?
the pinto on Collins afi‘d 'p‘ltoiied [me'V
balls. His iburth pitch was a strike
Collins walked. The .crovlliV oiled tAVoA
Baker for a hit.-A ‘ “ ‘I '
Baker 10111211 out to Schrni'dt‘ and"
Murphy 1.9210111 'try‘in'g' for ,th'ird on
the catch. Schmidt 1911211. It was 91'
p1 ett) double play
1‘10 Ru1$.,011e Hlt. No Errors _
$10030 JNMNGN
_ First H211 ‘
Bender pitched three balls end 'then
put- over two strikes on W hitted Whit-A1
ted‘walked: *Schmidt flied out to Old
VNo Runs
3513131.: past 81311619151991. 4 ‘.1~Al‘i
Gofinolly walked when Bender be~_
1eaVlneVunstead11V'..,, E. are and donnolly
H1.“
A‘ill‘hitteil'A submitx 611‘? Schmidt’s 311119}:-
{ting some? througifi’m 5131s ‘3,on-
Aton' 1111191111131..- .1199 1221,1111: add fiBendeAr'
was recalled from the box. Wydkoii re?
placiifglllm .1 . .19.. .
‘11; vgnéiule ill-guise
on 31111111.. ‘
"be 111'1"w111-111's berks. Goornbs Was
A'taken .0. ‘1' theabox three years 9.30
in a game.- with file Giant's, but that
' was because 111.1111 in}!!! Flight. hits
were made 011.131.1111.: while he‘ was
Til the 11011., A
V'Gowd) walked.
11111111191199.1915 on (10st hard two-
Gow dy scored on Maranuille 9 single , ' ”Wyckoii $00k. MAR?
. too late tb 61.1.1.1}; 911111111111. The
were now Aimed with one out:
A 99911191111111. ”ended the that
ker 10111: new: grounder 1.1.1 milled
sharp and cléan. g;
A double play followed.” ABarry 'tooer
forcing Marauvllle. Collins then threw
to Melanie, throwing= out Deal
Three Runs." Three Bit! 4
rare.“ 1:! " 4 4 j .1 -‘
. ‘ . , 5.0“
1 11.21. 10.11;;
Two Runs. ‘ Two ’Hits.‘
. Second Half. .
Rudolph had a big wide curve Viiich
. 113311.111.
is scored when strunk’s sin» . ~ -
Rudolph was ‘ wéhlng a '
some, 1111 9.5111191 co‘idilli; High and
Athletics' bats. Rudolph tossed out
Collins. 1‘.
Strjnk singled to left. ‘but was out '
bench for coaching. Gow dy scored on A
Murnnvllle took Barry’s Texas lens-1 ‘ '
7131111th6 ’hhde‘r- tr} 1111: oil‘cnlustme
pitcher has ever been batted out. 911119 4-
ranville‘s smash and throw to Bigger 1- '
third, forcing downy; and thentlire’w ..
. mini: Ditebed hails.
VV was superb pitching by. 11111911111
Base Ball
Extra
To 39 Issued at the End of To-A .
.Day' 8 Game, and the Contestst to 1......
Follow;
. A Read the Somme] Extra
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More is 06.1.11. Niall-s §1t100001tcr than those four men 111211.29 as
'pficll‘lnthe foul men 1121111 whom? a Awholc, and several have fielded
ht 11:15 1116114- 9111111911 in Niel-news". But there'l'lave been few
Ahielican-Leilglte” ark florid ser-livhich batted and fielded in! Well.
ll’S isothc' pose-love years. EacllA There have been 11191.... eaten as
“leme of thetdfamous 11111911101111 and better-“than 'M'cinnis'
looks like 21 very llcterlnlncll and .second linemen its good is Col-A
wise young man \v’ll‘o 11"“ not get tins, sllortsmps' better 21111111131134,
lane third ba'cmen better than1Ba-
Cifiwubflt italic gthoy 3311111211 to live ltcr Bubitak‘hig them 1011111141:
ungofihlewesflmatc. batting? fi'ilrelFas fielding 11bit lty,
There have been mfields 111 Mitre hail: been very few comm:
baseball which have fielded bet? motions to equal 911.... -';'1
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1“ “WHO". .
‘ Wyckott'iloubled to fright iléld '
. Marsnville threw out Murphy
" iirs't‘, Wicket! going to third. ‘
9111111111 struck 0111.. . ,
Collin: flow out. to. Connol
1N9 ups. one Hit. No Error
m1: 11.119111 0.111.111 Schmidt. Ba: j
goinzltotutrd 311111111!ch to se‘c- A
0113.1." A ‘
Barry strimlt out: ' ‘
"Rudolph threw out Lap at first. It
VNrH 19,111ro.';11 '
‘ . 1 First ~‘Jl-iaif. '
. The crowd began to leave the s _
when the tuning opened. 11's it was
41111111111111.1111. 11m. 145099 111nm. 1 “
ltiaranvilto threw out Barry. game).
No Runs. ' One Hit. No Errors. Plav 0’ “WA Day - I .
. ..__..._._,_.._.~.. .. m h Standing at mm A'
BOZTON(N.L) .4 4 ' .A-1-1A411 w 1,,
‘h r 111 go 9, eV. PHILADELPHIA, P9,, Cct.10.— lndiauapolis ...... 88' 65 '
,..5 o 11 o 0 1f ‘Outclassed" was the ward and the Chicago .............. 57 6'1 4
Eye”, 21, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,4 1 1 3 .2 o‘siory “as Bostons. yestelday after- Baltimore ......... 83 119
:10“,me l1 .........«3 1 1, 1. 1 0 noon,at Shibo Park when the Stalling- Buffalo ___________ _50 79
.991...qu of. Vmg 3 1. 1 ,9 oVites snowed the Mackmen under, 7 to Brooklyn ........ .16 ,711‘.
lSchmldt. 1b.: ”1.14 .1 2 11 ‘1 .0: 1. 11‘ ‘Wfifi a better day for one kind of Kansas City . _ .1 ,,,,,, 67 3; v .1
IGowdy,c 3 a 3 9 1 0. Indian than another, theimltstion OnesuPittsburgh ____________ 53 86'
ianvillo, as ....... 1. o 2 1 .3 0.1119 1308*“ 11mm gettingthe measure St. Louis ............. 62 29 '
Deal 3b ______ l.'...A.4 0 0 ' 1 2 D 09 ”10 real 0118; Chief Béfldel‘, who; N CA
ifiudolph p """""" 4.. .14 :0 1 ”0‘ 3 .0. after being “on the‘ ragged edge 101 theI Games Today.
“—3: ______ fil‘sl. llllltV 0f {llé game was A38!“ to lllSV Brooklyn at Bahimora A C
Totals ________ ,..34 ..7 11 27 .13 1 Wigwam in the sixth inning. after a 13.121510 at Pifisburghl.‘ .
A PHILADELPHIA (A M. ) . V‘stngle it“ been followed by 8 base on; . ~ W 51% .'
, A ab r h DJ 9 9 balls, 9, triple and another single and, FORDHAMCELEBRM‘EQ.
' AMurDhY. rf ..... ' ..... 1 0 1 o '11 o Hank G0“? was next 091 the 1113111 "*—
,0m,mgV .f ‘ ...... ...3 11 0 2 0 0 who had started the trouble for the 'chk Rudolph Formerly Wu Pitch
21130111“, 2b ______ . _ _ .3 0' 0 2 2 0. red one and had made a. double and a for Maroon. V
.1 13““ng 3b _______ 4 0 2 3 4 9 triple in his two times at the 1191,10 NEW YORK, Oct. lO.—~Ye§tpl
EMplnnie, 1b ......... 2 1 0 10 1 91 say nothing. of scoring a couple ofA was Rudolph day at Fordh‘nm U11
1 'Slrunk, cf ........... ,1 0‘ 2 0 0 0 ..times sity. Five hundred \laroon stud“
glinrry. 85 _ . . . 14A 0 0, 3 3 01 While nearly every man on the Bus-AA divided their time between the verb t3:
.‘Schang. c ......... ._V2 0 0 3 0 0 ton team shone. the bright particular football practice and listening
ALaDD. c ........... “1 0 0 2 '1 olsuir wes that Rudolph boy, who was returns of the world’s series
Bender. p ., ......... so 0 1‘ 3‘ 0 hit very mongerly, less than hall! aAwere received over the 110119111
'lVyckolT. p VVVVV ,....A1 0 .1 .1 0 0 dozen times, who in pinches proved less apparatus ,
2 ' ' V’V__ .. .. ..'_ _ __ that his head was properly attached 19 Before joining the Boston 0119.
1 Totals ___________ 30 1 6 27112 0. ‘his body: ‘ He appeared nervous at the last spring Rudolph spent. his
" SCORE BY INNINGS: ‘ iopbning 11111111191111.1119 il‘rst Phiia- coaching the Forlelam pltfih A
A Vnoston _________ 0 2 0 0 1 V3 0 1 0.47 delphia batter, singled, but after he.A the Bronx colleglgns nre
. PA'AAadEAPAAm- .0 1 0 0 .0 '0 0 0 0-1 got over it he settled down splendidhyjton routers to a man.
Apil 1511.6 . First base on bulls—43111113 seventh inning
, dolpb. 1; on 11.11.89.24 2; (iii wy'élrur, 1. Az‘c'tli‘er all 11111111.: Rudolph 9291 up matter 10rd1lam.V new be in
gStruckV011t-—By Rudolph. 8;byA Bender,A'“9“Ame§5£A§ 0’ All§ NDAABATAG ,bM‘LCFAiA ting weaknese of both. dick
.; \Vllitted. Liowdy. 'lV‘Awo- hose 1.115410...
4 Gowdy Double plays—Schmidt and Baker 11
A Byron. Time—«One h
it was announ
tendsnce w'as .1
Baker tossed c . .ltclan.
3% Runs. No tilts. No Errors.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
'1'1111111111" lS ’ '
t. AAAA AAAAAI' All All
fence for a double. , 1
Deal threw out Melanie, Baker beingA Rudolph and .Edey DD Stellar:
WurkéBarry Pulls Prettiest
Yesterday's Results.
Baltimore, 5; Brooklyn, 4.
Buffalo. 1; Pittsburgh, 0 (sixteen uh
nings, first game) Pittsburgh, 33311!
talo, 0 (six innings. darkness, SAW
he] dat second.
IStrunk popped out to Even.
'IV’blladel although he had’ 9 slight relapse in the. In 1905,wl1én but 17 11.91.11
Left on Vbasell~Bostom8
but pulled himself to-miek Rudolph was a sense
Three- bnse blis~ and struck Ollt 5111?th land Oldl'mg in Holy Cross. and Eddie Coll
the third inning and took part in theA lumbus, as they were then kno
dv. Baker. Wyckoff Sacrifice? 1.11....01d third out. disposlli‘g of Collins at flrStA. A ,
1']an sullen bases-71§oran‘ Schmidi‘“ base and followed ‘thts In) by fanning. riggg—Does Vvour leng e'vAe
11d Melanie in the fourth in- you halo tour (“In “A1111 In arm:
t,
m i “1.1 '0! live In rail-A . Grlggs-LYes. but she doean’
Deni; Barry, Collins and Mclnnis; Ben 1111111. ah 111; to out en .11. 1.111 “V “(new 1 meter.
der. Barry and Mclnnls; llellder and mailed by the nir' line. Home Run. do. :1")...ng l pnmnd 1 w at N.
Mclnnis; Baker and Iticlnnis. illt2——V”A'Bak9!‘ 30¢ ODGA l1“ dill 0f four times at 11.9 .1: .AA'LI oppogngl ~150st '
Oil Bender, S Q) the and one- {bird in the bat and that was ’a' double 111‘ the mint."
mugs; of: Wyclloti'. 3 in three and two- ninth inning. Which looked as if it —-— - V '4 .
third innings. Umpires—male, Dlneen; was going over the fence to maintain 4
bases. Klein; outfield; Hildebrand and the reputation of the NAME The STEM
our and flity- enl- Collins got an automobile. but he didn‘ t1
‘neoil it on his trips around the bases;
___.... .he reached first only on’de' a'asthen
.CUfiS TAKE CITY SERIEVS 1LEVAD. Von i gt“, th qnly mt outside the dia-
mond being a fly to left while be twice 1
pushed the ball at Rudolph tug died at 1
,iirst. Rufdoiph 9 battery partner;Hank~1
Gowdy, came in {or a division of .the A
3; by melon. é.
CM“
minutes.
A A car that is seen 1:114”th
streets and country roads
often as the Ford must; 1173
Error by Collins and Decision by
A Eaton Beat 5011.
Standing of the sol-loo.
. W. L. . PC 3111151115 two- A-iiVa'ngeVr tllet scored the. right or its Very 930.01%"
ACub's ...... A ..... ..A..:'...2 1 ',.6137‘firsl, 14an comin'g' when he had three would kill it. Isn’t this Qfll
due proof that the F613
right when it ontn,
other-- card-1911311?
White Sex ....... 2...1’ 3‘ ‘ 333 balls 11:13 two strikes.“ VlAll’llitted‘s triple
CHICAGO Oct 10 -The third gable: was also timely. Boston suffered by
' for the Chicago “baseball championship 1119 idea or mold B'ns‘éman Smith. as.
between the Cubs and White Sex wits" ,Vlll‘a '2 c‘esV‘sdr, 11111, wlllt‘le' doing all he. "I'three to one? Over.
a pitchers‘ battle between Humphriesf A“ ‘ [An 18115 11131113111115 ThorethnnA now in me—‘hav‘a.
and Benz. and the \ational magnet Mollie. . file but; £11998 'u'mes inning: .. ,
had the better of it The Cubs won 2 into a double 'play. the tout-til 'tlme1
to l with but? four hits to the live saié having no chalice to‘ do it and sending
drives out by their opponents; A111 grounder to Baker, who threw him V
1111- error- by Collins was one“ of the A’étVlt. Be w‘n‘a 111111911 nervous ’A
contributing lectures oi the Sex down A? The preliminary practice was keenly A
fall .1119 niode an unnecessary peg. watchéd’flnd" Alt 11119119611111 ‘uottcs‘nble.
threw wild and put 21191119119191: 11111111671131, my Beaten? 59119.09. ginger into .
.lhe could score 011.9 sacrifice fly. Mid half viii-11', which two a “relation to
Easel: gave a decision at first buseAspoctutors 21115119 to 11121129111911.1111... . 4.
«which cost the White So: a run findf‘ospeeiail‘y 1112112115.... (in-'both sides or . '
. which resulted in Weaver being turownA second base. 'M'aranwle showed up re.
out oi the game. weaver was the vice markably 1111111311111 'préotiee and his.
tim and be rushed at the umpire 11116 Work rind that: ”01111111111610:- 11111 mates .
an enraged butt ‘ Awas' 11.911.19.11 generously '
r119 0mm attendance was .17 37‘? The usleal‘éu team has the consota- .
ion or 3' thing ’ttfriiverdle’c for pulling '
hpretties't our the game, the
norggolng to 91101111111» Barry, who
t 191‘ 11.111 new Whitted's bat in tile
.. go
1' hits sixtimnnblg whicii' took him on a run
’ and and which
Tommy 611176,. 111.111 Laborer (gazing iV‘nto iew'VeVi-
Edd“ 911‘s window)-5—=How would you like,
' to. have your. pick amongst that lot'.‘ V -
A El“? . '.\
{Second Laborer—I’d» sooner liar
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