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MEAT BY Pl SNARE
ZHTCZGO, Sept. 5 (National).—
I‘iitshurgli hammered Chicago’s pitch-
era for n 13 to 2 viehry today. Hans
‘Wagner led the attack with a home
1110.0 double and two singles and
every maroon the team made at lens
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NEN NANA NATNTNAlS
DEFEAT NATENBNNT NINE
WATERBURY. Sept. 7.——'l‘lie New
York. Nationals defeated the Holy
Name League Consolidated nine here
yesterday, 7 to 1. before a crowd of
2.500. Schupp pitched well for the
5039-51, Adams was weak from the Giants, striking out 11 men. Score:
Mart. 'Yabel replaced Adams in the New York ...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0+7
sixth. but .was hit freely. Coopei Waterbury ......0 0 0 0 0 l 0 0 0+1
held the locals to eight scattered vBatteries——Schupp and Wendell;
hits. Score: Henley, Manley and Gagaln. Brad-
Pittsburgh. show. i
cab. r. lb.- 110. a. 0.
Carey,“ ........ 6 0 1 2 0-0
Johnston. 1b ...... 5 2 Z 10 0 1 ‘BIG [0, W's ARM
Collins. cf ......... 5 1 1 3 0 2 ' .
illinchman, rt ...... 5 4 3 3 0 0 ‘
Wagner, ss ........ 5 3 .4 o 3 0 HELPED BETTIE m0
Viox. 2b .......... 5 1 3 2 2 0
“Barrett, 30 ........ Z) 1 2 1 1 0
Gibson. 0 ......... 4 1 1 5 0 o CHlCAGO, Cept. .5.—nil; Ed Walsh
«.Gooper.:p 6 0 1 .19.: 0 made his second appearance of the
——————— season on tho pitching mound today
T015115 - -------- .-.43...13.18 27 8 3 and defeated Cleveland 4 to 2 innthc
Chicago second game of a double header, the
an r. ‘1b po.s g. visitors blanksting the! locals' in the
Murray, rf ,,,,,,,, 5 o 2 s o ‘0 initial contest 6 to 0. ohm allowed
Schlitz, a}, ........ 4 0 1. 2 .3 .1 his bpponenta iivo' scattered hits and
; Schulte It ......... 2 '0 0 03-0 1 WWW WOIbtedly have shut. out‘3lils
unset, p ........... s; o o 'o 2 .o WWWWW :‘Eflezw ““3““
"imitamermarl, ss ....-4‘3 0 0 1 I 0 Carter's ”‘2‘” “NT?“ “9”“ 9
1891‘s 400 .. .5. :‘.: ... .nd ...-9..” «.o 51,113599 . m. but his
‘ ' M'lllifams. cf ....... 4 ‘0’1 8 0 0 “1mm" paved. “38 Wig for 93° 33""
modulo. 3b. . r 1 (1- .0‘ on «"kaw “‘0 "‘ 13‘1““
Jinmrc- ....... i2 '0 tf'3-0 Egom‘aflolo’fi‘w“ ac
alumni-c .‘1. .... 1 o o s o 0 MM“ ‘5“ E “mu" "m”
zMorrls ........... .2 -.o 2 o o 1 M the m" ”d ”0”“ m. . “ab“
2 __ ’_ *fi on an infield out. w
0 Totals ....... ..‘.."6 2.551;;110 ‘ 0M0 pitchedrlallnlilt invincible
allorris batted. terminals in v5th and
played loft ..field.
Score- by innings:
Pittsburg ..... .3 0 0 1 6 l 0 2 0—13
Chimgou ..... 000000002—2
'i‘wo base ‘hits. Murray, Wagner,
Cooper.‘ Phelan; Three base hit, Vlox.
Home run, Wagner.
Hinchmang Murray, Solar, Phela'n,
O'l‘urroll." Earned runs. .»Plttabnrgh
11, Chicago 1. Sacrllco bits, Gibson.
Barrett 2. Collins. Left 011 bases.
Pittsburgh 6. Chicago 5. Base on
hnlI5.-off Adams -I. Hits, .011 Adams
12 in '6 innings: off Zabel 6 in 4 in-
Enlugs. Struck .out. by.Cooper 5, by
(label 1. Umpires; Qulgley and. O'Dsy.
‘Time,:1:‘45. '
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.nocx’r. POINT. ,sopl. ._
«l'oi-k‘ "Americans -~lost w(in zeth‘lblllon
«game toePrggldencewohomploaaoatg-che
-.dnternatldnal‘league, by in accredit 6
210 5 today. Donovan.- manager ofiiho
wisttors, = who . pilotednllmvldence :00. a
mennant last year,-went in the box in
#the seventh inning after the ,game
nuns lost and held his former. charges
- . scoreless. Score:
Stolen bases,
.%—Tbe New
_1d’rpvtdence. .20000400x—6121
0N0.“ Work 50 1 1 1:1110000 0+5.” 4
Wise-Cooper} andlldaley; was:
«ridge. Vance.
039'
Donovan and Alexan
Umpire Lanigan. Time. ~140.
ball in the pinches dining the nrsi
game and wwwon great support
Scottms windmill math“ hard when
the «litters :had anon on the bases.
Scores:
“can. .
"40. r. 10.305050.
Why..,rt....... ...4 ‘o :1 ,1.1 o
.Ltfiflnsnllb. ..:3 0 Q43 00%}
EJMiamslb ......21 :0 0 54 6= 0
Jacksonoifiw ....... 4 -0 "1:0 ‘00 0
..Eslssli if 470 0.1.0 o
Weaver,- ss .:::....4 0 1 2 3 0
mph... ........3 .o...1...2 .2 o,
Schalk, c ......... d 0 1-4 8:3
Scott,:D .. ..... "....2 000 0 5-1
sWalsh 1 0 '1 0 0.0
Eavis,p.. ........ 00001-0
‘ssMayer'..... 2' 0 0 0 0 0
.MIa .....u ...‘32 0 8:27:21 3
'z—nBatted -IOl'..~ Scott in ;'lth.
~az—Batted for Davis in 9th.
”Score-by innings:
diamond. ...-(..0 0 0‘1 0 2 a o H
:fltoion base, Chapman. Earned
runs, Cleveland 3 Sacrifice hits, J.
, 3Collins. E. Cblllns, 0011th 9,131»!!-
"'2 theft on bases,t.Chicag_o 32.
: Clorolandfi. «first 05m: emeritus.
-, Cleveland 2. Chicago 1.132130 on balls.
snlnGnPon'r, Conii. Sept. 5.44..
Wm easily ‘b'lanketed the“R.cm1
' .fning‘ton Arms team at Newflel'd hark
Minimum 03'. the 009.119 at 7 to
v1.0 Appleton, Brooklyn’s star twirler,
0100
“sandman n
; " disease 4 .ious-Dausekuolf (30118200 3:“
Hits.'{off‘Scot‘£ 7 in 7 innings: of! Dan
’ yrs 2 £032. innings Umpires. Evans
and Chitt. Time. 1: 45.
(SECoNl) GAs'lat)
mammal- . .
' ab. r. 10.
.10‘ ‘.
when the .ltlcals threatened lp scorew
falls: [(1an 800130le York;
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Clonal“! ..
ab. r. lb.po.a.-e.
Chapman. as ......3 0 1 5’12 0,“.
Roth:ch ..._.......9 1 12.0 0
Graneynlf .......C.s 1 1-4 0 0
Smith, rf .........l 1 I 20 0
Klrkoy, lb ........ 4 o 1 .6 2 01
Barbara 80 ........ 4 -0 1.0 2 0
Wambaslinss. 2b .. 3 ! ‘1 6 '2 0
0'Neli..c ....... -3 1.2 2 2 0
(Jumbo. 0 .........2 1 .o o i2 1
.Totals ..........._.30 .0 9.27.12 1
oliicago ..... oooooooo‘w‘
Chicago 1. Cleveland 1. We on balls.§
off Morton 2, oil Walling, of! Carter;
l3. Hits. off Morton. 3 b 5 innings,
8T. mU!B_ itbird on “ulvoy. a
loff Carter. 2 in 8 laniazsi‘» Balk, M01: 1 .. .-. ...0-1'. h 90 a e The Colored Glants’ scoring was
ton. Struck 001.0)! Walsh 3. 030ther‘ uni" __ 6s64. A ' done in the” llrst’an‘d last innings.
LG“ 1: umpires! Ems and Chat. otflhouon. AT __________ g 2 . 2 ,g ,0.’ 0 0018113 Jlnllfid through ”038300111 and
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reams-win cELeoTED. . WM“, cf ......... 4 o 1 3 o -o=ihit by .a thrown-..hsll. in lilo-aims,
. o o 3 o 0 Allan eluded through short. reached
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K9 titer-8‘ tonal Hatches. ' T "2 '4 1 being WA)“ N'; the ”‘0' was ,
NE ORK. Sept. 5.-—‘H. HHHICK' ‘0 '3 '2 . . ‘ r
all, an of the committee ' ’ 2; 0 ‘3 biting»? '
pos .oli- Craig Biddle. of Philadel- " . _‘
pm, “a Edwin 9mg... 0, 303m...“ Totals .......... m 512 :27 16 ilfiitf.m:'"&9‘:hfl @0- ma:
select. ,thq eastern atates’ team. that “KARE “Y 1““ amide. ll. mg, m“
WATT THOSE. the Pacific coast tennis DONG“. "1 08“ 0"wa doublh to 1m “E“! W 33.
“am here 0“ “'0 WMWWMT‘S' Mu“ """" i o l o 3 0 o 0 0.5 has!» when he loatttho ball over the
matches'todoy matedthevteain. The Two-bade “hits, Vitt, “mm Buns.“ 5| 5 1,. h a .
’ stsnage. Oldhun. Pratt Home 1110.1 9" “A ”n“ ‘ ° ”W ’ 6““
are PAIR“ no 8m" ‘Stolen M ahotton .mn'dlnlorl wallicdiand stole second Riley
R. NorrImWillin. find-sof- W10“! Annabelle". 5: l8t.»'LouiI. 2' mm.:also~walkod4nd was closely followed ’
, redericil B. Aluauder..cf New York:
{Nathaniel W. Niles. of Boston. and
min. «Fatima! 507.! “9301*.
it may be necessary to mutilate. 0D;
lice tilts. Bush Howard Pratt.
plays Howard Prattato Lowrance.
Bush twang-a. m“
Aw “M. ~Washblmi, i“ N." Wank. AIDE; bfibm’ zuhr
xx'l‘urner ........... 1 0 0 0 0 01 0'] HM ‘
Totals . .....33 2 6 24 10 3 m [8 “ENABLE
Chicago. 0 g g .
Murphy, rf ........ 2 1 0 3 0 0 '
J. Collins, lb ..... 3 ’1 I 10 1 01 -———..._.
E. Collins. 2b ...... 3 1 2 2 2 1; ST. LOUIS. Sept. 5. (American)...
Jackson, cf ....... 3 1- 1 1 0 01123.00“ closed «the .at—home season
Leibold.‘ 1f ........ 3 0 '0 3 0 0
Weaver, ss ........ 4 0 '0 0 4 1 a double header. Scores: ‘
Johns. 3b ........ .. ‘3 0 0 2 2 0I «First game:
Schalk, c .......... 4 0 0 5 0 0 DETROIT.
Walsh, 0 ......... 3 0 1 I 1 0 ab-r h-po a e
_..___-—--+—V1tt.30 ............ 413110
Totals ........... 28 4 52710 2gBuab. as ...........3 1 0 3 2 0
x—Bafied (or Mononjn 611560000 Cf ............ 5 2 0 4 1-0
xx...Batted for mesgamg “1 91h. CMW‘EOI‘G, PE ........ 5 0 1 .3 0 0
Score by innings 'Voach. lf .......... .4 1 '2 4 0 0
Cleveland ...... o o o o o o 02 0+2 Bumn lb ----------- 5 1 2 5 1 1
Chicago .......102001oox~4 Kaisnagh,2b ....... 4 0 0 1 0 01
TWO we hits. E COTTinB. Rolh‘jl’ounx .............. 0 0 0 1 0
Stolen bases. lseibold. Wamhsganss. managed , ““T 0 2 2 1
Earned runs, Cleveland 1, Chicago 4. James. D """" '2 0 0 2 0
Sacrifice hits. J. Collins. Lelbold. xDubluc d'” """"" 3 g 3 3 3
Double plays, Weaver. E. Collins ‘oingzafip """""" 1 0 1 0 l
J Collins. Left on based. Chicago t. '. "LIL"; __ ._ _ __
Cleveland 6 First base on errors,. 'l‘otals ...........8‘I 6 11 27 10
Z’M‘n’bfidfim
1; jg: 150!!! 1, amour
.‘vidtm'il‘
omen-rots.
NINE WHITE Hills
011 llllllllllis
‘The ’INorwalk Independents proved
themselves able white hopes Sunday
with «St. Louis here today by takinglwhen they conquered the Elm City
.lCoiored Giants by the score of 6 to 2.
The «locals got off to a good start and
were never overtaken. although sever-
al times stellar fielding cut 0!! any
undue scoring by the visitors.
The Norwalks managed to nick
“Cannonball" Smith, of the singular
windup for just eight hits. totalling fif-
teen bases. John Friend hit. the bail
for a single. a triple and a home run
out of four times up. Momstein was
0‘ rung up with a single and double out
o, of three times up. Chippy Haynes
o'also had a single and a double to his
0 credit.
o‘ and hugged three pretty skyscrapers.‘
0' " Major Allen also allowedisome classy
... 'tloldlng. as did Drake and Lewis. h]
Ntho skilful running down of base run-
iners'. union proved himself a dough
‘ speed lboy by pilferlng 000600 and
Dolhle' by lornolotn Wetland Policy
issued on Humor single. The Nor-
ngWMer mammal Lewis. no
:1: ”gum summary:
Nohtalk Baptist church, last evening.
‘ and was heard «with: delighcby a large
Guarnlerl «was the holding star ‘
m.
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gwallscrsinlllod again in .thc lull-0'
m tWhOn Md AMI“ and m we
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PlATENS CANTEST
This morning Ross Burchsrd and P.
W. Brooks will make a hard fight for
playing the m mill 9N5 isecnar
.in the afternoon. in the Norwalk Coun-
try Club .tenis tournament. Both
morning .nnd afternoon contests 0*
expected to draw large crowds of the
club’s tennis enthusiasts. There are
no predictions as to who will carry oil
the winning honors and capture the
trophy. The contestants are evenly
matched and the spectacles promise
to be worth watching. - 5
Saturday the following games were
played with these, results:
1.4. w. Leonard and Harold Green.
Leonard 6—3. 6—1. ‘
J. T. Beatty and Chester Benedict.
Benny 3+6. 6+1.
1 Ross Burchard and Harry Earle.
Burchard 6+1. 6 love.
P. W. Broke and Rev.
man. Brooks. . _
Robert Van Buren and ‘Newton
Schcnck Van Buren, 6 love, 6—3.
Hilbert Van Baron and Harry Lane.
Vsiaul‘ea 0+2, 6 love. ‘
Yesterday's games are as follows:
A Bully and Brooks. Brooks 1+2,
11-24). 6+6
Liool‘rd. and SBaldwin.
F. 1‘. Cole-
-l..conard
tGT'Jv H» . '
Wind and Van Buren Leonard
5—4. 7—5. 6-4.
(090th From first Page.)
to deathsgn‘d disappeared. "i‘wo auto-
mobile loads or Bridgeport police
searched in vain for the murderer.
mitotic Nomalk.
1200 .murder sea-“committed at ‘2
,o'clocki ....Yestcrday morning at 3
o’clock Purett took to the road and
walked from Bridgeport to Norwalk
and thence to Charles Saeloy’s house,
in Ponius avenue, which he reached
about ~~4 o'clock yesterday humming.
Last :night his shoes and trouser-'3
were covered with thick. mud.
Lived Here Before.
Purett at one time lived in New
Canaan and .is molt-known [in SHOF
walk. lie. is .0 familiar figure to mama
of the officers 30" the dmtownitorce.
fireman worked for a time on a New
Canaan farm. He has lived in Amer
ion 20 nitrate sold last ..night .'and
He is a widower. his wife having died
in the "old country." he stated, some.
time also.
Wop-rt Polloc'ilctlfiod.
Chief Pennington lagt night imme-
diately notified the Bridgeport authori-
ties of their important capture. Two
otilcers were expected early this
morning or some time today in this
city to take the accused man hack to
that city with them. When discovered
by the local police Purett made no
"offer of resistance. and when search-
ed submitted to the chief meekly. ‘Pu-
rett. although boarding in Bridgeport,
‘had been working its New ”Milford.
His victim. it is stated-when the am-
bulance surgeon .arrlve'd. was quite
badly W‘ about ”818”“!1 section—
Aofithe- body.
'lmportantfl-‘lnd For [cecal Moors.
“the capture all the murderer ism
.s
L
Alexander. as the latter sutured'anI 1. Umpires. Wm and (loudlyl NOB-WALKS-
[intestinal mnln‘ xor wmiin his Time. 1. 50.31, r h po 11 0
match with “Maurice wE. McLaughlin Second game: galley. sh . ...,-.3 l 0 0 1 2
on 'li‘riday ln‘the all-comers'itaunis “Detroit. Mountain,” .......3 1 2 0 2 0
championsflp tbumament. - -~tb.~;r.ilb.w0‘lw°v Haylnes. lb ........4 1 2 6 0 1
The series will consist of‘i-foursin w," 35 ....... 6 0 r2 :3 2 .OIIFriendmf ........ ...4 2 s 2 o o
ales slid twp doubles to be decidedmush. as ......... . s -o o .4 4 Dismnh. rf ....... 43 o o o o 10
Friday and «Saturday. Sept. 10 and 11,T_‘c°u, cf 4 z 1 1 0 0 Manor. 0 .........d4 -o 1:13 :1 1
on the turf. of the West Sidefmnals Crawford. rf 4 2 1 1 0 0 30110901320 ..... ...3 0 0 1.1 0
£lub.atlEorest.Hllls. Veacll. [f .......... «:40 .2 -0 0 0 Guamleri. lf ..... ...1 1 g 3 g g
. - 3 ms. 1b ......... :5 o .1.-.14 1 o Weber. 0 ---------- 3 0 1
W layman,” ...... 4 o 1_1 4 o ease.u...........1 o o 1;.1 o
,. fitmec ........ *3000611_ . ______
‘ . .- . Totals...... ..... 89 6 8‘2? 8 4
in l “max“? “ cmmm' p """ f 14:) .3 .3 .3 .3 . ELM crrv 001.com) clams.
Montreal 1: "Wiflfiynfi (first Totals ...........36..4 .800 15 1 mm, of WW3” ; 1‘sz 3
3““) ““5”“ twill, so ..... 4 o 2 10 1
Montreal, 2 JmoyGity.1(aocond tab..i‘.,.1»li.neonatal-ue fl, 0 _ .4 0 0 3 1 0
game). .ssollon, ll .._ ........ 2 ...1 0 4 -1 O‘T‘s‘n'fih 'p' ‘24 o 1 0 .2 o
fim‘L- “WNW“ """ "'5 "0 ‘1 ‘1 3 ojlonea'llil..........::..4 o 1 7 o o
'Plttlhlffllgil: "Bt. rh‘nulsi‘fi Pratt‘s!!! ........... ..5 .0 1 .1 .4 ol-Allen' as .......... 3 1 17 0 .1 0
Chicago,~0; Kansas City. 1. twat“, ct .. ..... *5 0 1 3- 0. 0‘ Redmond '1' ...... 4 0 .0 3 0 0
Baltimore-'5; Newark, «8 “first Jacobson. .rf 3 1 -0 .1 0 “singleton“! W2 0 0 0 0' 0
S‘M’" H * Slsler. lb ---------- 4'93“ 1 18illil1,.c............3 o o 9 o o
. -'Baltimore,"3; “9'9““ 2 4060008 Lounges ......... 3 .0 .0 3 .1 5110000011511 ...... ”.1 0 o o _o 0.
game). Agnew. c .........4 0 1:952 1 .—————.-.—.——
‘A'MER'G‘W- Home ........... 4-0 :0 0 :5 0 Totals ..........32 2 15:24.7 1
Cleveland. \6: .WESO. l0 45381 ,_____ 9... ...,— “W BY INNINGS'
3““)"1‘00018 -l 85 00-73001? 2-«Norwaika........s 2 1 o oo o (ix-o
D°"°" 5 5‘ W‘S' 5 9"“ we" Score by innings: ' ‘ snout. Giants.10.0 coco 0.1—2
giggmm ...2' ”was“ ‘4‘ ““9““ Detroit . ...... o o o o o o 012 o 2—4 maimed runsuE. o. G..'1;'Norwalks,
' is ..... 1 0 0 1 0 0 ‘0 0 0 0+2 5. Twobaco hits, iMernstein, Homes.
”AMERICAN “806mm. $1332“ base hits.’ Burns, Kavanagh. Three-base “,hlt Friend. Home run.
LIQMQQDQUPJE muffivme’z ‘. .Stolen bases. Jacobson. Cdfih,.Gflw-A>Frlead First on balls. of! aniline: important “one "for the local police.
‘St‘ 38.01.. 5; Kansas 0“” ‘2 mm Sisler. Earned runs, Detroit 4.‘ off Weber. 1. Struck out. 103111311032 Sergeant Hunt is silent as to how he
Minnedpolis. 1;?Milwaukeefl “St 'Lo.uls 1. Left on bases. “Detroit, ”NW 12 Leftonhases,E C 6.. secured the clue which‘ lead to pa.
.Coium0doCleMand.--pdltponed. rain. Must holds 8. First on errors. ‘.De- Lnfirwgtzinagz: pgchrake T° rett's capture
V KILLEQ BY “WANG MR. T tacit 1 Base on bald. 0‘ ‘Covdes- Nervous. 1. 'JtStolen bases. Wort,
.Mmmm Bent. 5+Aiox. hie '4. off Holt, 8. flit ”glitch”. AW Bolstis‘rAlien {2.) 5mm. W“-
Smith. 50 years old.a10remfan or a GNOME AWL Struck “‘1 ton Time two hours
Mom. unskilled early this by mildew“, 5: .0730”- .limnines 5W ’
morning when he wash struck by a WNW-cm WWW «T039519 .01“- 153537.555 mm
‘ ‘ . " ~’ ~‘ ‘* sluts. nose. melammstHSsame yes-
‘ tcrda’y on one Mumtdilssik dia‘
‘ 1.111011031013900 Cheaters defeated the
~~Looiiwoosano1 also oily: ' “J"
' Rev. Hugh B. Carpenter.~ofl=?rovia
" "deuce, R. 1.. Jproached at “-the South
i
' locusts-looms leouleallcrlat‘vlaa‘
dive runs. was relieved thy mourn.
he has no relatives in this country]
,when the men report at Cambridge, ’
NENANN AND BALTIMORE
ANNAEA [WEATHER * '
NEWARK. N. J., Sept; 5 190110101);
—-'-Baltimore and Newark "divided I '
double-header here this afternoon, the ‘
locals winning—the‘flrst by a score .91
8 to 5. while the invader! coma
through with the second. which was a.
pitchers' battle, notwithstanding that.
five twirlers wereused, by ascorc .01"
3 to 2. Scores:
(First Game.) .
Baltimore ...... 0 1 0.0.0.4 4 0 0+5
Newark ........ 00004124“
Balterles—LeClair. Owen; Moran.
Kaiserling and .Raridan.
«(Second Game.)
Baltimore .. ..... 0 «0 0 030-00 3 0+3 ,
"Newark ....... 1150.00 ooodi 1.0.02:
Batteries—”Young. Johnson. “Owens;
Bollaird. 'Hoseley, Kaiserllng and .“ .
Mfldln. ’
. m
:60 lulu llll ii.
. 8'12. LOUIS. ....Mo .8800 .5 Award).
45.noulanslmuplumnul, onto
0.3000000”. ..Dsmm.m
Mailers dive oufleoed.hitaiaod.notna
Woodland. Willow-GI!
with Women on’bas-estindho «cind-
Mr :hits.-on which =the :iocals ..locc'll’
Tacoma:
fl’ittaburgli . ....0= 000509000 0 0 0-H)
St. Louis ......;0 0551:4000 0.53.108
Batteries—Comstocll. floarno and
lBQlTY: DavenDOrt and‘I-Iartley. ‘
“MM'BMMILLM.
‘ CAMBRIDGE. than, . Sept. 15mm
par-aliens .were completed «day for
«the preliminary-trainingnoflllasvard'a ‘
football team. Elovenman fromlast
year's varsity squad, including Capt.
Malian. have «announced :hliat they
would report tomorrow collided-Coach
Percy .D. .Haughton at .his summer
home on Gouiddsland. Newport.
Those expected to report include
Capt. Mahan, C. A. Coolidge, and:
K. .G. .B.'.Parson and .R. C. Curtis.
tackles: "R. R. Owen and J. A. Gil<
momma-ado: W. Walton-c. mentor:
D. ..0 Watson and Wingate Rollins,
quarterback: 'r. N. Henwflght- and D.
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{Captain Mahan expects ..about 130 I
candidates .to’ come out. j. .
Among the missing «callers who
helped win for the .Crimson last year
will be D. P. Morgan. a tackle. who ._
has announced that he '0de dim! ‘
football this 9011' because.“ his duties
as captain of the varsity crew.
KANSAS-CITY. Sept. 5 (Federal).
+Chlcago «relied up the series with a
s to 1 victory in their-lost-sppesrdooo
here this season. For seven and 0003.
third innings the locals faced Browiia
delivery before a hit was recorded
and in the meantime every Chloago
player took at least one hit off John-
son. Kansas City was not near a run
until a batting rally in the ninth saved
them from it shut out. Score: ‘
Chicago ........ 030020100+8
Kansas‘ City ...-.0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 1+1
Batteries—Brown ‘ and Wilson: .
Johnson, Adams and Easterly and ‘-
Brown. ". '
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A": for cash prion for nail OAK
GOAL. 3
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