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1 New York 3, Chicago 1.
1 Brooklyn 4, Pittsburgh 2.
Pittsburgh 2, Brooklyn 1.
No other games scheduled.
"ANDING OI CLUIB.
W. L. EC.
. Philadelphia ..... 81 50 .579
Boston .......... 76 05 .539
Brooklyn ........ 76 66 .535
- Pittsburgh ....... 70 77 .476
1 Cincinnati ....... 67 74 .475
St. Louis ........ 69 77 .473
Chicago ......... 65 74 .468
New York ....... 65 77 .458
GAMES TODAY.
’ New York at‘St. Louis.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
’ Philadelphia at Chicago (2).
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YESTER‘DAY'S HEWLTO.
. Kansas City 8. Brooklyn 3.
Kansas City 8, Brooklyn 2.
case-go 4. Newark 4; darkness.
Bumlo 1, Pittsburgh 0.
8:. m1. 4, Iflfiinore 2.
St, ~Louie '3. Baltimore 0.
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W0 .......... 71 .73 .493
Dmbklyn ........ 69 . 77 2573
Bdltimore ........ 45 95 .31!
SAM E8 TODAY.
Brooklyn no Kansas City.
Newark at Chicago.
Baltimore at 8t. Louis.
Inflaio at Pittsburgh.
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YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
' St. Louis 4, New York 2.
. St. Louis 3, New York 1.
Boston 35. Cleveland 2.
Boston 7, Cleveland 1.
Detroit 13, Philadelphia 9.
Washington 2, Chicago 0.
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STANDING crowns.
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Boston . ......... 95 45 .679
Detroit .......... 93 ‘5‘1 346
'Chioago ...... 32 81 .57:
iWa‘sh‘in’uton} ...... 79 151 s.
New York ..... 63 78 .447
3*St. Louis ‘..'...'...61“ 1‘82 .427
.cieveland ...... ”‘54 '89 .378
‘Pliiladelphll ....‘.40 100 .286
WE. MAY.
St. Louis at New Work (23-
Cleveland at Boston (2).
Detroit at Filiadelphia.
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‘ ,i’eoms Milan, “Sept. 23..
‘ stem. of Minnesota Bulletin on
cles‘ were stirred yesterday when .Dr.
H L Wilma. notion is: the Minne-
-, com loathe]! eleven announced that
an uttempthnd 5..
during that
, been fairly successful. winning about
one oesoh'niiths Harvard" cm which
5 years ago. He was captain of the
‘Cuhs. TheGlants were in the ruck.
' now.
was amen-door neighbortorths New
HARVARD 24 Sports ‘ ‘
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Sept. 23.——A
changed system of rowing instruction
at Harvard college, by which James
Wray‘ls deposed as coach of the
varsity crew and Robert F. Herrick
of 8051011, a graduate assumes final
authority over the Crimson rowing
activities, became known last night.
Mr. Herrick will coach the crew
himself, but will also have the as-
sistance for individual instruction at
William Halues, a former English
professional. now coach of the Union
Boat Club of Boston.
Wray, who coached Harvard crcWS
for eleven years, is under a contract
which has four or live years to run
This contract wil be carried out by
to the semi-omclal announcement of
the clwnge. Whether Wruy will con-
tinue connections with Harvard row-
ing is uncertain. His contract, it was
said. was “to perform whatever scrv
ice he might-ho called to do in com
nectlon with Harvard rowing."
[Inner me's coaching, Harvard
.crews have ‘won seven of their elcien
Annual races with Yale. The last
two races resulted in Crimson defeats.
In races other than those with Yule
time Harvard has also
one- half of them.
.Mr. allot-rick gained special notice
won the Henley cup in England two
crew when he was in college twenty-
"ave years ago.
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- How prophetic the words of Roger
Brcsnahan! Lait spring. on his first
‘csll to New York, Roger handed the
Natlmsl League procession with his
‘You cant tool me. " said Roger. “The
team 1 line to beat out in this nos
is that of Mean-.1
Roger never made a more truthful
statement. He has to best out the
Giants to keep from the collar.1n-
etead or the Giahucilmhoxw to1hc
Cuba, the Cubs tumbled down. almost
to the New York level. That ,tumble
«the only one lnvo‘lvéd in the case.
Certainiy the ions are giving neither
the cubs nor Giants a tumble just
voli'nesrsii or SO‘ELOPES’WHILB
' «H18 MOTHER 45‘WAVJ _
W, “80131. 23—113mm lla-
W vacuum or his Meir,
who was visiting in New Hartford
Friday. Anson H. Norton or this plain
cloned to New York state and married
Mrs Ashes Shel” of Troy, N. Y. The
information did not leak out until yes-
*fterday. Mr. Norton and his bride an!
only a little more than 00 years old.
His mother, with whom he lived, its
Mrs. Elisa 6th ”M Norton, 8-! years
old Mrs heifer Norton was house-
keeper for the late H. J. Vista. with
the Harvard management, according
, log the use of Braves’ Field for all of
than $0000 persons.
COLUMBUS, Ohio Sept. lit—Onto!
17 heats or complete grand circuit
racing yesterday allernoou‘there was
a poor time average and few close fin-
lshes but overthrows of the favorites'
in both sections of the 2:15 trot. Jim
first division of this race went to Roy
Psrclifie outside the money. Rose 1),
an lndian hall miler, was back in the
each of the next three miles.
Virginia and King
mosl favor.
Genera-l Todd. the champion three
your old pacing colt, won the Home
Review Futurity in straight boots, but
was crowded in the second one by;
Miss Harris IL, so that he came with-
?in half a second of his record.
Not since 1905 has a Hotel Hart-
man stoke for 2: 13 pace-rs been rsced'
,iu such slow lime as that made yes-
terday by Hal Boy The third heat
was best and it was in 2: 07. The win-
ner was the favorite Well backed!
Judge Omonde failed to get up the
speed needed 10 force Hay Boy out 1 1
in the special trot. Margaret Druid
won as she pledged. The contest in
this event was for second place 11nd]|
Star Wines-5 got it iron: Joan by
blushing host in the last quarter of
the anal heat.
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BOSTON. Supt. 33.—-Braves Hold.
the lamest «baseball around in the
county. will stage one end so! the
world's sorles'_ games next month. now
less the IledSox are displaced from
leadership in the American league.
President Joseph J. Tannin of the
dub today announced that he had
accepted monitor of $1th Gal'-
ney oi the Boston Nationals extend
the home was of the nod. Sox in
theacrios. Last yearths Brawn no:
cupled Mm m in the games
which won them a world champion-
shb, the meet covering nasty (to
actual cosmos! it is understood
um u undilu- Ml ”moment
WWW“ of has-9‘ ma
by’tilsmed “Box.
For :the his oeflos «he field will
probably to equipped to sent more
Such an at-
landslide would break in! recent: of
the m in ms country. “The pres:
errt stands ‘hdld (2,9001% and ltds
proposed to erect temporary sienna 111‘.
right center field. seating About '11);-
(implore.
WHEN
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BOSTON, Sept. 23. «Charley Mite
of Chicago. knocked out “Gilbert Gul-
1m in the filth round or s. scheduled
twelve round bout here last night
Miler, second choice. with Favored?
flrsL heat of the second division, but5
she easily showed the way home in?
Fair:
Charlie were in.
5deriul work for the Gothsmiles alter
' the way other teams had put the prod
'10 them it son a quiet.
:The Rube tool: his signs from Kochor
5 Western league. Colwell won 20 and
; guano of cones 5.»; metal session,“
om serious “poured iby rm
' CHICAGO, Sept zsl—ust night the
{Giants said gooddiye to Chicago with
profound regret If no other club gnu
'than harder opposition than the Cubs
thw’d be far out in the lead by now
and planning their world's sefleacsm
5 paign. The Breonahondcd Bruins an
the softest spot they have found in
1813va summers it like pouring shot
“of! a shovel for MuGrnw to beat his
5 erstwhile lieutenant.
The Giants won yesterday 3 to l.
which gave them three victories in :1
series of Your bottles. and that’s won-
NIJW HAVEN, Sept. 23—111 then
om hard Wage o! the season on
Yale acid yesterday. the Blues' varsity
football hem gave evidences the!
Coach Hickey is rapidly developing a
{not and versatile scoriug' machine.
Lining up the second and third elev
ens in two periods, the regulars made
three touchdowns and two drop kicks.
-Gurnsey twice booked the ball up he-
twcen the uprights from difficult ang-
les. "
INDEPENDENTS V8. LOCKWOOD
A. A. ‘
decorous,
rapidly moving contest, with Benton
pitching a duo game and being well;
handled by Kocher, the new catcher
at Amusement Park. These games
will bring out a great crowd of fans
from both sections of the town as
both teams have been playing a great
game of ball. Manager McMahon
claims that lie will bring home the
bacon.
and the disulmlnatlon shown in our
voylng stuff up to the different Chica-
5pc butters was such that their bots
were of little aid to them. Benton was
up to three balls alien. but he never
gave the fourth on. and he was slend-
ll‘BSii itself otter having gone. the lim-
it in working the home hitters.
James lavender made New York
runs scarce. but his pitching didn‘t
carry the sustained excellence or "Ben-
10an lavender beat his own" club by
giving too pmes in the third inning.
DIES 0N TMLLEV OAR.
NEW YORK. Hilfi- 28.-‘Irs. Henry
‘W. Watson at Durham. R. wife of
Represcnmvo Watson of the Eighth
0°an W 0! Pennsylvania.
died suflsniyhtoymadaylnasix 111
avenue m oar. The police
they found 11;,“ In «55h old jewel-
One we, to Grunt. the other to Burns, 1'! Valued at mine main. one on her
and Davey Lliobcrtnon. the lufiornsut person
hltienoli, a hat [or the
Giants )by 113%: a mimic along
the rtxht‘lbul line There were two
strikes on Dave and stcnd§r hail '
him reaching for bed dues “to pitch:
or may have become overchnlldm.‘
for he put up one which suited Dave‘s
fancy and the hatter belted M filler
before the latter could say Dave Rob-1
ertson.
A good a .pays in the best plpoi‘
Muslim's
minimum
'PITSBURGB, 93., Sept. 23.—-Prosi~i
dent Ebbets announced today the
signing of four or his eightwsyersso
cured by draft. They are as Your/was
Elwin Barth, catcher; age at
height, live feet 10 inches; weight 174*
pounds; hats. and throw right-”hand:
ed. In 1'24 games with Seattle, at '
Northwestern league, this your. 119‘
batted .288 and fielded M
Thomas H. Reilly. shortstop: age.
thirty; height. 0 M: flight, "in:
pounds; bats and thou nightshad-
éll.““!n 112 games with New crime.
in southern association. Thomas hit at
11.276 clip and fielded H913 ‘ .
1m Colsvell pitcher; age 21, height
Sheet“ 11 1‘2 inches: weight, 183.
pounds. With Vancouver, o! the North
lost 11 games
Duty ”fiesta m: ass. 1.:
balm snot“ weight are ”use;
hats left-handed“ throws righthsnd
ed With Syracuse. at the- New dam-lei
ate-to league pause “won fit and lost
1 me. Eunice Mind as a xt‘ill'ty
mun «nebulae-um new me
than
now save spasm. session or ‘
WASHIW 38611;. 3331—Tho ad
sachets wimp; the next month.
Wilson it
1' hit—a slow roller in the first inning
‘Hlnchman, a double resulting, bringing
Lockwoods and independents start|
their series of games next Sunday.'
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anaconda, Sept 23 —The 91-? NEW YORK. Sept. 23-——The Bowl:1
rates and Dodgers broke even yester.[Americans who are now making their
day. The home team slipped under the 5 plans tor participation in the world's
the in the second game just when it iperies, by winning a double header
seemed u it the visitors were going to ‘ from Cleveland yesterday. recovered
wind up their stop here with a double the ground lost yesterday The Red
victory. Cheney had been making the 60: today are four and one- half games
Bussanoere stand on their heads cry- iahond of the Detroit Tigers, who‘de
in; to hit his spltter, and up to inn 5 tested Connie Mack's Phllodelplla ro-
tlme Carey was the only player to get T emits. With only W81“ $111193 N;
[whining on their schedule, the Red
Sox have only to win seven even
should the Tigers fail to lose ’one or
their games. Applications for reserve-
tlons already have started to pour in-
to the Boston club's ofllces.
5 'Neither Philadelphia nor Boston in
the National league played today.
Brooklyn played a double header, win.-
nlng and losing. The standing thus
remains virtually unchanged. the Phil-
lies lending by live and one-hall games
over Boston and six over Brooklyn.
that he beat out. But in the olghth,5
Cheney walked Currey and Barney,
With two out he grooved one to Bill
over two runs and victory for the Pir-
ates, score 2 to l.
The first game belonged to the
Didgers right from the stint. In the
three innings against Cooper they
pushed over four runs on five hits and
a wild pitch. Slatlery. another part
older look Cooper“ 5 place and kept the
visitors from tallying any more. The
Pirates bunched three hits oil Nap? WANT ALF-“"9“ T° “Tc”
Rocker in the fifth inning and two in1 CHICAGO: Sept. 234“” mull k
bringing Pat Moran, manager of. the
Erhiiadeipma Nationals. seems arse:-
m. iters urging him to pitch Grover Alex-
on. AUSTIN FClNT DEAD.- lander. the his right hamlet. inithe
NEW YORK Sept 23 —Dr Austin first game of the world's series. in
rum, allenist. who was much in the which the writers are convinced. the
public eye recentlyu the star witness Philadelphia Club- will be one or the
"(or the state against Han-y I. Thaw, contending teams
wasin dead in his heathen to- Tho Philadelphia Club was leading
day. Anselm. morals; to his son, the National League race by live and '
Dr. Austin mint, in. was the cause mohair games when the series with
or Math 591'. Flint was '19 years pld. (Mono was started xtoday.
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