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: ing Lightweights Clash:
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THE STANDINGS.

 

Eastern League.

turns With GOOd RETOI‘d‘j . ”WNMNfii-BAY . ~ _ 4' V . I _. {r fever. 3 Sunday contest will be his)": \‘t-w Hav“ W' P‘ P11".
Abroad i .. , 7 . , , | . ed in. Chime in order to give that pop; Lawmncem .......... at; :2 .g
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——~_.—.— . l _ anon of fondant which could not other-7 New London ....... 51 5" .435
What pronikes to be the best fiwh ! I —_”‘ 'wise witness the l - o '1 “.lWo ct ' * ”r r: ' .~
- . , .t 9 . . . , . . 1) all t. c. ance to a. We. el ........... all 0., 43.,
d bmem “gmweigms m 80:19}. iVeterans Peter Chenault Fans Awaiting Definite Win-3 tend at less: one gllllle. le-idgepoi-t ........... 49 52 .45
He will be staged tonight at Han-l With the loss of twa games yest erda)’ to the Giants. Philadelphia's; and Oregon Hal Land ners "1‘ Both Leagues—‘ The scaling capacity of the New!g9;}1a%i,d"i””"""'49 56 45:
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93‘ Park, Meriden, when t‘hicki Chances tor the peanut went glimmering. ! Fll‘St Places In EXCltlng (slants Appear {01.Havedork and Chicago parks are. almo ‘ 141133133816 ‘ ‘ '3; a: 3;:
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on of New Haven, strongest con-l __ __.__ 2 Races at Hartford . Safe. Lead Chicago G0_tequall. Allowing for additional prey National League.
Rd" ‘0? ll“? lightweight crown. and? Not-walk fans who intend to get 56:1!sftll'llle world's series, should get -' ing Strong With Outlooktlamlitlos, the P010 Grounds will at . ,7 w. L. PB.
mm" Dmmmi". also anxious for the? their tickets personally. and not rely on mall orders. The New York oil-1 HARTFORD. Sept 6-—Al101h9! six verans ,Commmam about 37,000 l’Prgonsfgfilf lork' """""" 80 43 '6‘;
59. meet in their twelvé-round bout: flee of tile team has announced that the mull order seats will be cut down The“ race featured the third day's card y iwhila the White Sox park will CarelSt!lig:li:1m ....... 93 2: Egg
130 bounds. Both are logical this year. Wt the grand CHOU" meeting at Charter The a] d , , if” cllose. ‘0 35'000' If ”“3 Bosmnlt‘incinnati.‘.'.....'.....:..::.It‘58 6t; g8?
imanls to the state title, and the? 4- {Oak park. Peter Chenault and Ridge series .i‘. also dot" theromlng wot-id’s Americans should prot-e'to be one oflmlicago ........v....65 67 :433
matter will earn the right. to demand.l (‘liicaso and Boston broke even 3,9“de It doesn’t ,m if the think having to travel that far before self a”: a L“ 3 beglnlng to cast lt- the clontenders it is likely that the; Brooklyn ............ 6t) - 64 .48!
houtwitli Battling Kunz, a... Nut'lRed So bird“ ha}: *‘ ' * * {Murphy’s bay stallion won the 2:07 1i pass the major league baseball 110le game; will be pinypd at thel‘lzoston ......... . ..... 53 68 .433
9g phampion l x a e n e. ltrot by taking the last best by a scant ; :ilflOYlll. dittoush there is no abso— Boston National League park, whit-hf lllbbUI‘gllAHé'Zi...11.43 84. .3!)
Bmw" and D3‘1‘mmle have me? 011‘ I lhead over David Tod's bay gelding. it shag.“man’e’lltillcal certainty as to will treat almost 43.000 persons. i can ”W' Pu.
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0 different occasions and have yet ROWING Mcclorrre hdFt saved the . . ' . Helnle 'wus the second win of the afternoon in the Nazi-lonllllll bc Lie contendersn ‘Chlcago ............. 89 47 .651
, decrde who is the better man, as Schmidt, way out in Vlztrren. Ohio. Mc-Gal'l‘le wants Heinle lll the lndepend- lfor Tommv. Murphr who drove Ore- ‘1 ~ . 1 d .casue the New \OI'k CAN’T COMPARE Boston _______________ 78 50 .669
.th comllttts were decidedly even. out lineup Sunday. It is es‘llected that the ‘l’rince” will respond to the call lzon Hall H; first mono, in another split ‘-‘ “b has What appears to be an un- 1 , Cleveland ........ ....73 60 .549
he of their mention was at New GI arms. ~ illt’dl “(,0 the“ 0” paie losing the se i, bH‘mblP ledtf. blu the struggle for? " RECORDS OF PAST Echo: ‘k ------------ 6g 65 .503
, . I - ‘ . ‘ ‘ . ' ’ ’ ” “: ’ ': . C‘, Amf‘fican )pnna .u . 3 1 E 'W‘n‘ Ve‘v '01‘ - . - . . ...- - . .5 67 465
8‘99» “hen "193' fought a slashing! + 10nd heat to Abbe Bond when lél': hart Chi...“ mad 8‘": "9““ FR???" ”'9; now roux, Sept. 6..—.The record Vi'aslllngton .......... 5t; 67 .4534.
freer: round draw, while the other With Seymour and Schmidt in the Independent lineup, the Tigers will istallion broke in the stretch and slipp' claw; 1., nemnls‘odn f‘f‘l‘mb 1: 5:1.” miter sltutcut games, established in 1916 Is’hili‘ldelllhla ......... 47 79 .312;
as S aged at Vt’aterbury, have a hard row (0 travel mu Sun . . l . . . ‘ 1 9 ‘m 9 St“- 90 10.1 U y . y ‘ . . _ , l. souls ............. 50 85 .339.)
Brown has won much favor with: 714:”. ledeilkllo “ll":{pomimn- 1‘ th t ”w winner at this time. llly 0‘1?)th Cl'e‘teldnd hlimlldmfomlhz lnte‘matlonal League.
. _‘ ‘ ‘. . . esys oron.oneo emos Two of me“, “1” _ .. e pic 9 slx een 5 and s r 7 L. P1:
. l . , , . ,, .12» clubs .‘l‘ a—
1: “:1“ “Past“? A" has madl“ the. Manager McGarrlo has banded on t the dope that Guarnleri will nodronristcnt performers in his four yearsz most certain to be particl rants iLn title Pm”‘l“' is i“ ”0 dang" ”“5 “a" T°r°m° """"""" 82 57 .593
e‘pi“l;§nlllli‘;:“;°l 03:“: M7“ “artlgéns‘twirl for the Independents on Sunday. This loin es it up to \l'liltne or Smith, l on tho track had no difficulty in {alpi series however and the rollowers ()f‘. The best any major league twirle! grotvldence W358) E5 E32;
‘ ' . q e “um “um mu,wltlt Sm'tl ill) 1. ')Ylt!. “n .. . . .. . ,_ . - . l " ' ‘ ' . . . - ., a more ...... o7
"d for that reason are strong in‘lms ‘he ixlert 'ttt t enny Aco uld probably do utll. but ltltddlt. ilf‘g U" ..10 ”0t "1 straight heals. Ed! the same are beginning to forecast has been able to accomplish {his sea Newark .............. 77 59 56%?
eir belief that Drummie is a man e 1’ .itnce. ‘ timer-i. ‘the veteran rcmsman, started at the methods and arrangements which 50" hi the way or shutouts. ‘5 seven Rochester .65 74 .46?
rat has to be disposed 0f before «9—. Eliorse in all three. races, and finished' the National Commission and the club gamers. Ff)” pitchers are ““d at this ‘Buflalo """""" l ‘ (32 7f 23%
leir bottler seeks a .90 with the’ ' Olsen is the Tigers' one best bet. And he is a good one too. “a“ m (*‘l’t‘l‘l' summary, t“'0 M 11“ en-. owners will dot-rec for the coming con-"“3“" “”16 ““0 others have six ruu- Montreal """""" '0“ a ”5.

lianipiolt. Brown is a willing fight-
r, and has rt punched burrowed in his,

tilt. which surely will drive Drum~'
to to a slumber journcv if he suc-

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hot Brown will have to travel some
0 apply the telling blow can be seen
rom Drummio's reputation for eleven,
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re not quite as dangerous as them» of
‘rown. he still can cause his oppon<
nt plenty of trouble with his jab-
lug, Therefore, tho fans are in for
: lively clash, as the rest of the card
ontains promising fighters.

in all four bouts will constitute the:
ard. The semi-final will be between.
I Wlltse, a Hartford pvcfol‘mer, WllO‘
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late he held Kid Julian to a ten-
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ix rounds; went. even with Pete Hart,
ey; won in fittecn'rounds from Poto'
‘cott; held Lockport' Jimmy Dolly to
nodeclsion; earned the decision
tver Johnny O'Leari': wont. tell
. unds to a tic-decision with Frankie.
elson; scored a knockout over Tonv
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to a no-declslon 'v‘rlth Leo Ft
defeated him in tiff-llteen-round bout.
it is a record that is worth
looking over. Willie's. will -lt:lvc Fl'tlll-

patient.

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ANNAPOLIS, Md. Sept. 6.-—Gilmou.t'l

Dollie, whose success as a football
Coach at the Universit

of the football squad. ~As-yet; the.
squad consists of a hundred members
of the new class. “which has yielded
1801119- promisingt‘mallerial. ‘
The candidates fnomtthe other» two
asses still in the”: Academy will re.—
lrn from leavetlont septiemher 19. ll
eek before there’lzular opening of the
cademy, Ernest'HifVonheimbergnhos
Therm selected as captains " Fl‘herejsr a
‘ealth of good backfield material; and
bie's bigr pro‘bléfirild thetplaklllg .013
strong line. ' . ‘
_' The manazementhsssuoceeded fair.
well in filling..the schedule-broken
o piecestwhen thenorder‘oa-m'e tostop
orts, but gnméatforitboiztltb and’izflllt
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here ls'a prospect- on lts'belng‘lplltyed
. the New YOrkviBolo-V Grounds itor
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The dates crimesf’atraAnnx’polls

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,otober 6, University. tillewlbtti Within-

, October tarilld‘isl‘llhdtusloto«out.
Vge‘ ; November 3‘, :Wéstem-i‘finservet,
{rovernber 10, Qeorgetovml Noveltibon
U Villanova. , T' V 1-

The Brass City lad will chieflv

ank 0“ 1.12“ ehmeS-Q m" a Vlotml'flmlpirc, says that it is not a hard mat-lThat IS Belief 0f We“ I
(1 although his damaging powers tor to please everybody. "lt isn't al-t

llS recent jaunt. throughon‘x'ew;A'ork.

lite Wilson of Bridgeport for his op-.

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Should it small cloud of duet look ing like an approaching cyclone ap-
pear in the westward Sltturtltly afternoon, Nul'wulk g‘gtgiduvns
not to be alarmed. It will be l-leinle Schmidl coming out of the West. Re
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Tommy Connolly. American league

together cosy, of course, says Connol-
ly. “but then again it isnt nearly so
hard as lots of them try to tell you.
“if it innit has a good eye and knows
the game there's no reason why he
should uotpertorm wall as anumpire.

l have one. other secret. [always call:m “11’9“”! “199mg 0‘ ‘1‘“

'cm as 1 sec ’em. ,
“it is especially important that an
umpire i. try. to be. honest whinevery.

body and have. no thought of favor. It might.

-at different times he will hare an uli-,

happy life of it. thereafter.

playing.
the circuit there are some, naturally,

lzoint'! but 1 never give it a thought When If” \Yorld'
“new", not on the field- The result. is that 11“) ”9‘" in from mlddlctvcst cities. 0‘18‘
have never been accused of pulling.
wliileflllll’lhllll-i quoer'aud I don't believe that serving 32 box seals yesterday. Tlteselmng the 100~mllo lotlture race from to and tncludlne the sixth game. lft ~ .
;ordérs are belllg held tip, however, nn. 1 De. Palma after ”1° latter lutd “’0".th the seventh in necessarv to decide tlic‘

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MARINE“ INSURANCE EXCHANGE

tganizatlon‘ or a marine insurdnco e

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{on was so rot'lbl r x ff “Ssh?” :chltnge by marine undererters and
‘ ’ ‘ e’ a ”9' all e hav'lb’rokera of New. York were announced.

A , . . . . .. _ .
ll cademy‘todays and took full “Ml-“e ,today here. The conduct of the . busi-

ness of the organization, it was said.
-will be onatnlon similar to llllbt‘fOHOW-,

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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6}

formed Baseball . . ., l,
Special Meeting to Mallet Nsw roux. Sept. c.—wuiinin r5 will be olmd in one or the other oil Cicatte started the season with a no.

Planstls Called
CHICAGO. ScptTVli:—l)otalls fordho the Simppshpad Bay Speedway on Sat volvcd howercr, conditions lll'i‘ llllt-lv.Pllil‘udclphia and New York twice.

World's series are to be worked oul‘urduy afternoon. Sid)! 12. wired from to bt‘ considerably channell. If New vaclesklc has i“’0 ShUlOlll ”“0"”
d York is selected for the initial contest over Detroit, New York and Washing-s

 

xauomulC-hlcngo yesterday llntt he has slgnc
:bnsebull commission to be held in (‘ln-l'“mph De Palma and Louis ChWTOk‘
lclnnatt September 20, President .ltlllll'l") compote ln ”‘9 variousspeed “3518.
son oi the American league said lastl'n‘fl" two during drivers “’1“ play a
“The race. between Chicago ll.lld.k’“‘“"g “a”, in ”‘9 disposition ofnthe
the" notion“ begins lo‘prs‘avaii that'nnillosmn MM“? Alllprican “We DOD-3"”? "”9“" 3““ "mum ‘nu'e‘m’k'
lumpi‘re will favor one sldeor “um" Ln'alll will have been definitely emughincslt Cup race nt 100 miles. the feature

settled by that time, President .lohnsorllevm‘t 0‘ an elaborate program.
‘ ‘ {sold to assure going ahead with "10;. De l’nlmu wrestcd the title of world's
“1 try to forget what side is at-bsu ‘Plamb .
and for that matter what teams are: Although Charles A. Comlskey, ”Mien” trucks alto lit the highly success.
1,, meeting the boys around ,itlent of the Chicago club, declined to fl” ““‘O “"39 WNW held on tho

ltollay. If an umpire gets into trouble Q" Saturday, October 6.
ltoday it is usually his fault, says Tom, i Johnson said- “(11011811 the place for
and it he minds the rules and calls the playing the first game is decided by
plays andballs and strikes just as the loss of a coin; President Johnson ”10,1081“! contender for Benny heon- play ~the series two’ games in or: dillyork National'league club announced;-
ard 5 lightweight! crown. was “98er followed by three in the 0:31., with a:last. night. Numerous letters asking!-

knoc . ~ , . . ‘ , ’ 1

km ““t he” 13“ night by Johnny third shift in cuseisix 0,. seven comfol ,lesertzttlons lime been rccelied‘ by or New York, challenger, tonight ran
d . “dbsolutel n ti ill b fawoy from Robert L. Cannefax of St
' This ““3 ”‘9 "mum “"9"“ "‘1 ‘t "' . “ ”59"“ ”‘3 “' Pi Louis. on mount, in the first'block or
‘ its; 3239‘“?! m2" tore. in WM ”8M 1910 when the-Chicago Nationals and made and nothing will be done. in re: their 150%,” nt: m nick" for then .
t ' 8mm“ at smothered White. the Philadelphia Americans met.,gaud to the world’s series until the cusliion'billlard title. The Cuban

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RATE_ lNOREASE DEFERRED “Hill” 1 _ »
WASHINGTON, . Sept, 6.~Proposed' 9' “’3" ”“9“ ”mm“ "‘9 ”M a“. The first two names _ were staged willful? “35 amm‘ When it “'1“ be 905- , by so to 30. clipping on bis-stringln as
uddelphla find “V0 d3.“ “W3“ 3.5M" t° issue an announcement ““9“? innings. His high run was 8. was
, fierlcs of three contests was started'ing. all detail" “the club’s statement: Cannefax's was 4.
1and vegetables from California mt'l‘lllmannotbecn over-nuxlousand used in Chicago. the Cubs taking tour outsald. . '

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New York, Sept. G.-Plans for the or- .
X,lon dried. evaporated or fresh fruits

New York and intermediate territory,better‘juflgmem‘ he mighthave knockg of the five-anti thus winning the self 1 —---———-—‘ ‘
which was to-have become effective E “$2? my Ol’p‘lnem- fales. l

;today. have been suspended by the In»l "9 fought better after that. bl!" Regardless of how a New York- «unfe Masque of Life.” seven reels: the better player throughout.
Chicago series is arranged, it. is coll- or romance, Excitement, heart throbsf: '

terstnte Commerce Commission until}
January :4 next- pending investigation] It was WM” 5 “mt fight. since May; sidered likely that. both parks WOuId‘patislon, and it’s different.

llries being distanced and Robert Gaye—| tests. Accordiont to the ofilcial SCth-ilefls ”mes” m ”1“” credit.
[wood sm‘ing‘dhiil ruling only by "16.11195 of the two team“. the NF“. YorkE Jilin Bagby and Stanley COYt-‘lPSkie
”not, that llw application of distance‘ Nationals will close their 1917 season 0’ ‘hlei’lf‘l’emnd Indians and Edd“? Cl

lwas waived in the 2:09 pace. {at Philadelphia on Oct. 4. the (“nongolcottcl of the White Sox are running

{ Anxiety to get away lo a good start Americans at New York Oct 1 tlnd the “991‘? and neck for “l“ honors in ”‘9

tin the second heat of the 2:07 cost] Boston Americans at. home on Oct. 4.l“‘“9ri“3" 193“”-

~—-~—‘ alllrivcrs Snow, Traynor and Edglemnn' lt hasheen the custom in recontl ’ 01‘ this trio, llsgby's work is the

 

touch $25 for scoring ahead of the pole years to selcct the city for the open-imosl notable for 119 has Bt‘m'l‘d W0

 

'tt, coin. Should the New York nomasalllst Chicago. the leading clubs. St-

ICHEVROLET T0 RACE flloston clubs be the ones to pltly fox-CLOttls, Washington and Philadelphia

Menu-i RALPH DE PALM Alone world's clllllnplonsliip. it is gen-,haut lost to leglu'wria the shutout.
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Wellman, who is promotlog the second these, cities Suturdav. October 6. ihit liltutout against St. Louis and since

spring of automobile match ratios at If Chicago and New York are ln-lthat time he has blanked Washington.

t it is thought likely the series will be- lolt, and one over St. Louis. '

to Chicago for the third contest illon- lead
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Connolly says lhattlte 01d idea. about'm Chicago is certain of boating out 13"an and “fill mile “MS in World’s series the location will be' selected bYMIUST CALL FOR '
the umpire's wretched lite and great B .
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‘fashiuned and that with a few. excel). SQl'leS lf Chicago is the American’ N CHARLEY WHITE WH'PPED doubt. f5 PVinced as ‘0 hOW . the mel N‘EFV 1v9RK.-Sepl. 6,—"80315 for the .
lions umpires are real human beings league. contender will start in Clllcagol earlytKnocked Out by Tillman In “.1“ be apportioned. Owing to the worlds series baseball games this sea.
President, . Bout In Phlladelphla _

. PHILADELPHIA. Pm. Sept. 6:— between New York and Chicago in epevelly ticket-possible will be placed on)

it may be decided tot-public sale at the grounds, tths New

Erccord time. ithe loss of a coin. With Chicago and; iBIG SERIES. TICKETS

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time and monev involved in' the mp'som will not be reserved by mail, but

. (‘llarley White of Chicago, regarded as tller direction

Tillman ofMinnedpolls. In the. second tests are necessary

thelclub. it was stated.
.round Tillman reached White with'his

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could not overcome Tlllman’s big land‘-

land he showed lock of training“

ihorse. :ing games of thoserios l)\’ the toss tin-shutouts against Boston ‘and two .

aln Frldm'. October 5 with the sec- in the Rational League Alexanderl
and name Saturday. “Howell bl’ «1 it‘ll) (‘ubl twice and the Giant and Braves .
s in shutouts. with Fred Toney ot’
tholllcds and Wilbur ‘Cooncr of plus.
burlgli. close behind hint. The Philly
, started Saturday. followed by ll- Sill“ star has thrice shutout the Cubs, holds?
dziy game. and ill?“ 3 111ml) 10 NPWItwo shutouts over the Cardinals andl
Ym‘k. “‘llt‘l‘t‘r ”l" Will‘s “‘1” ”9 I‘i‘i‘um'lionet ouch ot'er Brooklyn and Cinciu-l

Regardless of whether New llork is; 'l‘loney has blanked the . Cords “M

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Intake any statement. claiming‘ ‘hnlbhecpsltcatl course undcr Wollmttn's opposed b" thlcano 0‘ Boston ‘ Cults tulce and the Giantsnnd BrtttcI

I am more inclined to like than others. immrlmwleaguv championship. ordors'id‘m‘m” 01'0"")th was a close run-

- les will be in with tu'o . mes in each ‘
5 series seats are beginninggmr‘ul’r losmfi two 'races by rt margin 2 m l 0909" has ““0th {W0 “MOI"?

of the cities represented, followed byyagalnst St. Louis and New York; “Ml

ln Cllk‘flgo on Labor Dav _
, ‘ - alternate contests, it New lork and . ‘ .
Chicago enthugfast placed an ordcr r(.,_t(3lltiv1‘olot turned the tables by “.m. Boston are the competing clubs. one each against Chicago and Phlladcl.

 

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YESTER DAY’S RESU LTS.

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Eastern League.
Bridgeport, 5-1: Hartford, 2-2.
Portland. 54; Springfield. 3-2.
New Haven, 5; How London. 1.
Lawrence, 8-2: Worcester, 45.

National League.

rm... York, 5-3; Philad-Elpllia, 13.

Brooklyn, 8-1: Boston, 1-2.
St. Louis, 9; Chicago, 4.
No other antes scheduled.

A crican League.
Boston, 2; Pliladelphia, 1.
Washington, 3: New York, 0.
Chicago. 4; St. Louis. 1.

No other games scheduled.
International League.
Buffalo, 2-3: Montreal, 1-5
Richmond. 2—2: Newark, l-l'.‘
Toronto, 4-0; Rochester, 3-1
Baltimore. 10; Providence, 4.
American Association.
Louisville, 2: Indianapolis, 1.
St. Paul. 6; Kansas City, 1.
Toledo-Columbus, wet grounds.
Milwnukcclhilnneapolis, ruin.
Southern'AosoclatMt.
Atlanta, 5; Mobile. 4.
Birmingham, +0; New Orleans; 3-).
Memphis, 3-3; i’nshvllle, 1~5.
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Eastern tongue.
New Haven at Hartford (2).
Bridgeport at. New London.
Lawrence at \‘i‘orcelgtcr.
Portland at Springfield.

National League.
Philadelphia at New York (2).

tBrooklyn at Boston.

St. Louis at Chlcago.

Only three games scheduled.
American - League.

Detroit at St. Louis.

Boston at. Philadelphia.

New York at Washington.

Onlythree was scheduled.
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ST LOUIS, Sept. 6.—-A!fl‘etl De Om

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