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’QGuarneiri Does Wonderful
Work ‘on the" Mound in
Holdinngown Opponents
to Three Hits
' HAYNES’iINER
, ELINGHESPWBTBBY
{Both Teams will Lose Val-
“ liable Players Who Were
Drafted For Military Duty‘
fl‘he independents broke the tie in
:dny by defeating the Tigers in a ninth
. {Guarnieri twirlzd the best game of
'ball in his career. lie‘allowed the
land in the second. a- home run by
.Woafer, a single by .l. Connolly, 'in
7 .l a sign of a hit until the ninth.
when \l'ehler made his double.
/ “The Independents won the game in
11's ninth as follows:
,7 right for three llllSti‘i, scoring both
“runners. winning the game.
The Tigers scored all of their runs
iii one inning. ‘
.Jhgle'to Riley. who i‘liihibled it and
$5.0th runners Were safe. Redway
fitrtkes out. Vo’lk hit to Schmidt. who
iiirew Lynch out at second: Keene
'fxfmched third. Woafer‘rconies to bar,
ii‘ilt the ball over‘riulltt'fieltl fence
9‘ i; a. home. run. scorlnar bothI Keen?
Inn ‘ Volk. ' '
* p the fourth militia after one down.
‘ 'lénd was thrilled. Schmidt
in right, Miilvoy sincles in center.
advancing both runners, l‘luurniei';
item a long fly to Keene and on the
chicll. Friend scored.
,In this inning. llei'nie Schmidt tried
' pull off some “ol'fstuti‘” while on
0nd base.- He was play/ll: ol‘i soc-
lid and Olson threwrto wearer to
latch Schmidt. ilnpoingnm‘hen. he do.-
”aows. The umpire. J. Giblln.‘ gave
vi a call. -'«l‘lm‘luns' also-road iiinl
firoughout the. remainder of the
”me, ' *
1).!!! the fifth,
l'aymes starts off with
“ one does some thing. scoring:
l' aymes. Lonebnk hit a hot one-to
the Independenl‘iw
top and. by a perfeclrtlii-ow,.nalls lilm
7. t first.
*ing the. hummer.- smith flied out to
inth.
he was on oh-blli’i'vundEstrlkes; T .
l
t
the City Championship series yester~t
“inning rally by a score of 4 to 3. i
‘f'l‘al‘d hitters of the Tigers three hum.
1 third. then the Tigers did noti
Guarniui-i was!
fild‘fibfid, liiley hit. a short auto rightl ‘ . , t .
htch Vollt dropped and both men; ‘ ‘ w
ere safe. Iiuymes sends a hot flier; 1 ,
Kreene drops one to.
$3?” of the plate and Hay-mes drops»
>Xulvay’s throw, Lynch hit '- an easyl
singli- l7
n doublel
l . ,Connolly.'.who model an excellent}
He’threwlhe. ball while lay-t
"3 flat on the ground as he. fell slop-t
:A‘KJinnliy Giblln in, Hillel?“ of some»
4.,
every day.
..._
games in the same light.
_._.
merit Park next; Sunday. The Tigers.
.4...
i i —.Q—.
‘ the Columbus team yesterday.
the Giants.
t __,_.
a ham Palace.
i
t PREVENT [titlilthg
CHICAGO, Sept. ill—Philadelphia
made it five straight from Chicago
yesterday by winning both games of a
doubleheader 4'to l and It to 4, and
as a result‘pi‘eyented'the New York
iclub from clinching the pennant. llad
Ellie visitors lost one game the race
!would have been over.
3 In the initial game Alexander was
form and had little trouble~
locals sate, while his
teailiiilates bunt-lied hits off Douglas
:iind won easily. ' It was Alexander's
}lwenty-ninih Victory.
1 in the second garne- tlie visitors bat-
1ted three of Chicago’s pitchers” hard:
' and Allin. assault... coupled with loose.
.in fine
‘ holttint: the
I .
t...‘ Outlielder AWolter injured his cable
I .
Some game at Amusement Park yesterday.
Where would the White Sex be without Eddie dinette?
This six cent trolley fare is just as popular in Noriv
M-.— .....
JACKSON TO BOX CLIN
l'winner.
Cline is one of the (iieverest
weights in the
'abtilty against many at the
horrors of his weight. Jackson is cnp~
able of administering a heavy blow].
land‘ itiis on this ability that the Bronx ‘
i New York are:
tin catching a-t‘oul near “Irritant? ini
‘thnfirat gameand bad to retire. :
Turuoy Barber, who was hoiiaht‘
from the Baltimore club, reported.vr;i-'
itorday and played in both games. I
ratatouille—Alina
‘ RESULTS FOR THE,
l by Lyons:
. Opinions, and Gossip..-
The Phillies are only prolonging the agony by winning double headers
Ty (‘obb's timely hflting won for the. Colonials against the New Haven
team yesterday. Tyros and Frank Baker evidently don't look at exhibition"
0
Jeff Tesreau didn't show any championship form while pitching against
in fa ct, Jen's wildness lOSt the game for
_ alk. as the Kaiser ‘ won. Kunz is not afraid to light‘
.would be at a lawn party given by Kin g Goth-go on the grounds of Bucklng-' Brown in a bout where. a decision 1,»;
Rival Lightweight: to Mac? in Manni
hattan A. O. Ring
Pioneer 8. (‘.-«lohuny Harvey ‘ .
(‘lilck Slmler; t'l‘omniy Elm ya. Artie Writers' Association which 'sell’rlst COLUMBUS. 0., Sept,» 24.—~Tll0
O’lleary, Both ten-round bouts.
YOI‘lelle S. CL—iYoung Otto Vi. Bob~ service only.
Kid Queens vs.
'Jack Nelson. 'Both ten-round bout!!! ‘ ’negs rem-amamativgg, umpires, offlclul
Vanderbilt A. C. Brooklyn—windy scorers and-rcnpeellye owners or «the
Williams vs. Young Drummie.
PAST WEEK trounds. .
'nnolly, Friend foul fly to Sullivan. _ i
where was no “more. scoring untitthc
Battling
> Both ten-round 0“vnerg‘ r‘
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~0NitEltflilfiitiil
t .
(Bridgeport, standard-Aluminum
‘Kunz Wins His Point
fighter, and hoidér ol‘ the lightweight;
Brown in the Arena next month. Kunz!
wanmd to name a referee for the bout, 1
him, so he immediately told them that
The re- i
I
Dissatisfied With Last Verdict
One reason why Kunz refused to
have a decision rendered is that heI
does not believe that he got a fairs,
'deal in his last bout with Brown in7
;New Haven. Although the referee:
‘Tealled the bout a draw. the majoriti'i
7 of the ringside experts said that Kunz
lrendered. but. he absolutely refuses to
7be the goal in New llavenrwhere he.
'Iis not very popular with the. fighting
.element- ‘ l
.BATTEE is EXEMPTED' 3
2 FROM‘DRAFT:
) Willie Jackson of the 'Bronx and WE ‘ r t
*isli Patsy Cline, the clever Harlem
boxer, will be opponents for ten rounds Jackson. the Chicago'Ainerican League;
this evening at the. Manhattan A. (lyteamh star hatter. libs t‘been ~mntediw°uer poked’but hi. homer, with two liowland's “‘0“ took things easy and
New York, in a bout which may decide exemption than: selective draft initlllo; "'0" 0"J‘°““"'.‘h°’“°°"d "min“
another opponent for Benny Leonard. National Armv. .lackson'svitome for-7; Guamlol‘i’s long drive ln "‘9 "e“ to Friday Boston lost three straight
world's lightweight champion, The lilerly was here, and the local cxemp- chapter flocked "kt" cure home run. ”l ”and!"
iilanalzeinent' of the club announces lion hoard, Whose action is reviewuble bl“ lacked “W necenary “r“ t” put sreat assistance to Chicago.
Utllut Leonard has agreed to meet the by the district board, granted him all? It Over the wall; by about two feet.
\emntlon on the groundof a dependant; When it came ‘° earth, Keene w“
liglit- wife, .. 7-: m
and has shown I
GREENWL‘LE. s. c sopt. 24.43109
W—m
leading SPINK IS APPOINTED
CHIE!’ WOREROP'SERIES
‘\
tin at it“ pounds at 9 o'clock. Billy ed by ‘thoNatlonalCmnmlaslo nd
ibmmy ”“3 in. WW9" suit“: ' “it" fielding, matte it..enuii.tor Fitei'l'.~‘ inmm w'" “mm" “a ”Wee-- .
“one~ member of the Enachall er ér’a
Other bouts arranged for tohlzht in Association or America, to be selected TRUI‘TERS‘STERT 0N
. by the local branch in each city; Each
“- scorer appointed by the Baseball
i him. and will be roiiipensaletl fOr such
The National Commission, its busi-
Ten molesting clubs will facet in oiucago
"on Saturday, October 6,173: 10 a. m..
. . Military A. C., «Brooklvn—Abo Friedr when and mam-special instructions
The week's record in each league 0" man vs. Joe Leonard; Young Zulu Rid will be given to officials and club
games played, won and lost, withruns, f V3- Mike Russgn‘ _, .
hits. errors. men left on buses and runs i bouts.
n the “urszniflhg. Noll; hits-tn §¢0lltlll‘ by. opponents, including the ,
g fly to; left. which I‘rcd Siliithfgaiileo-Of Saturday, September 22, is h 1 ., , ‘ ‘ .
pod‘ against. the club house. and 3.5 follows: BIRDS FLY RACES IN - l
.yr
l .-
t canton orcanmnns ,. . ,
on: “smears Finns
’M—
tirzwluiliiii~7 g
Battling Kunz. the South Norwalk;wau defense.
New Haven promoters when he Hills-lute down town champions
ed to tight to a decision with Chicitery.
but the N. ii. men refused to listen to yesterday.
7 innless the bout was a deri-sionless af-f ion 1!
The defeat of the Tigers yesterday, means another game at Amuse-Emir that he Wouldn’t fight. , e batting cprce.
with Olsen and Sullivan out of the
7 - suit was that the New Haven men a
lineup. will probably not continue to be the fal’OIltFS.
came across and 33“? Kurt! his “'33" incon, it to our opinioa that Jimmy Gib. the home
tlin umpired in about the best manner champions finally {911' before ‘ the
{camping right under it.
t Olcen twig-led a good-garlic yelter
t
t
l
. The ofllcial scorers for the world's! No one can, kick over the hordes:- fifth pitce from New York andtinlsh-t
,iati pins his hopes. They will weigh rerles will be J. o.;r. Sliink.‘aiu}ulnt-‘I'Pl1 at Mme'p‘m- 7LY"°" w“ ° ' ed thawed. m that position, the nu.
l W
THE STANDINGS.
nilitrniusr intuition ii
l American League.
T .t . 7 . 4‘ w. L. no.
i The Independent? hit and run play MRfim_cmES Chicago .............. 97 50 .669?
backfired on them yesterday i: ‘ 7,3510? d """"""" 25 5: '59!”
The indem dent: cimply had to --——---—, l) 333% ---------- 7i 3‘; gig
g"tilts hm to score their runs yester- Chicago clinched ’iho American!“'tlsllillglun .......... 6? I74 :4753
.day. The Tiger infield put up a stone League pennantFi-iday, but the Ne. New York .67 78 .462:
- York Nationals still have one man.. Sf ‘7 , : """""" 95 9f 372:
‘ . ‘ Volk will probably pitch for the Ti. game to win before the 1917 Nationa’ llhnadmmm '- """" all 9') '35”
. “”e 0‘ “‘e “3‘97 9‘“ one 0"” 0“ we; 9": next Sunday. Who will catch for League flag is theirs'heynud dispute. “anon“ Lean” L Pd
is a my; Yesterday both the leading teams. New York ....... .....93 51 .6431
were idle. the White Sox being in the] Philadelphia ......... 82 60 .577
f‘Princc Heinie” Schmidt bolstered up East and the Giants not baring 313i IfOuis ............. 7t} (57 .5“:
the lndepcndcnts' infield considerably .L'ame scheduled. .‘LE'il’PC‘m‘a‘l """""" ,1“; 3? fig
ma 0 .............. 1.. ’ . ‘
‘ It was fitting that Clart‘nce Row- lirookglyn ............. 64 75 .460»
Weafer went on a regular old fash- land -should win his first major Iloston ............... 64 77 .4541
league championship from the club _ Pittsburgh --------- ‘- ~48 98 329
Although there were afew kickc-which has been Chicago's strongest
bout the umpiring yesterday uter- opponent. the Red Vfiox. It was on.
grounds that the 1916
YESTERDAY’S RESULTS.
American League.
No games scheduled. ‘
National. League.
lireoklvnn 5-2: Cincinnati. 8-0.
Philadelphia. 4-1; Chicago. 11-4.
St. Louis, 11—5; Boston. 7-1.
possible. A White Sox. The game was hard,
The independent: had all “PM” Minimum and it took the new cham-‘
on their hands aft" the first three lll- vpions ten innings to overcome Bostonv
nln'tit. bullliey pulled the name out at by it 2 to 1 score. From now on
the fire In the list frame. the Chicago players can get into con-
“Butch” Conley, “Snow" Keene, and ditinn for the great series .against‘i
“Freddie" Smith made the star fieldillo New York. the first time that teams?
plays of the game. Smith backed up representingiho two largest cities in
against the club house for Volk's long mp mugttry have met in the'bage.;
fly, Kememadc a great catch of Guelv ball classic. t
nlerl'c b‘ldlor a homer, with three men npgmnmg the week “defeating.
on b3". and “Bl-liCh” Ilwdiinylhmll St. Louis in ten innings, the White
and everythino that came anywhere! sex met Philadelphia in three games;
near him. winning two. The one defeat was due;
In nklnu Volk’I lens hll. 0" 0' “1° to a wild throw bv Leiliold in we
club house wall Fred Smith injured his ninth inning. Then came the m.fitlTeareau'c vvndness Helps Columbus
head, but gamely ““5““ in remaining game of the final series with Bostont Wi" Exhibition by 4 to 2
in m game. . . and the Red Sox I‘m n and the wane- tiouinntis, Ohio. Sept. 24.4mm
I! looked M if it. was all over, when Sox ' gitihet] title pennant Saturday; Giant’s di‘opped-a-n-exhibttion game 0’-
lhe Columbus club of the American
Association yesterday, 4 to 2. I
left Tesreau was-nicked for seven: 7
hits and walked five men. A home ran
by Harper with two men on base in
the third inning brake up the, garnet.
Letty George pitched. for Columbus. . m
lot-n last, wmit Tilt: whim r“, "f if" He allowed eight hits. but kept. thorn
"w" games. ‘ "'1“ ans m“) be x"well scattered. The Score:
going very .well moondyfibutahhwtlsr .
little chance, of overhauling Boston. (‘lants
l
Detmit triumphed in five. out of six,
, Columbus 0 0 3‘0 0 1 (l 0 x-4 8 It.
“itsbington early in m? kneel: took Batteriesfi'l‘esreau- ' and ieibaon.
Smith and Onslow; George and O'Far~
‘rell.
GAMES TODAY.
American League.
Chicago at Boston.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington.
Nationat League.
New York at St. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Boston at Cincinnati.
GIANTS AREDEFEATED
M
the- Red" Sox . won 4 to 1.. Previous
These defeats were of
Cleveland set. the pace in the Amer»
RH. E"
day, but,he~wun't"as good as usual
100001000-«2 8 ll
,Guarnlcrl easily ,outpltchcd lilo down
,town rival.
and that is all there was to it.
I] . keel! losinggi‘lxout ot‘seven‘. .
‘ l ‘ In the National League -2\'cw Yorkp .
, ‘ .begim its'llonltlntersectional guinea , . . , . - ‘7
t ' $3,000 CIRCUIT RACE against ChlcnaotMondtiv and in thremvougRE BIHOUS!, in
games warrictorions twice. The Gifi , . .
ants bad a strenliousibattlewlth Pitts-l “afiscnflfls " thN., v..
tlittt lltll ’BtlitElS“
- ‘i, . '.
.Chnmber of Commerce stake of ‘3-000‘burgh, the hardest worked team in ”“35.
‘ior 2:08 trotters is the big event on to7 team“, last. week. The first gamewentl
day's Grand Circuit card at the open- ten innings to a 9 to 9 tie; Friday. that
“‘8 ”351°“ 0‘ "‘9 second week’s race Giants 7 were victorious and in the.‘
her‘e.‘ Two "W“‘MFB 0' "5‘ week, first game Saturday Cooper, compelled .
Straight Still and Busy Lassie. will them to go eleven‘innlngs before they. Don't .Stay~ Headachy, Consttplted,
,007liend for the money With 0121)! won‘ I Ponder_ a recruit, pitcher. d9" .S'Ck. Wlfll Breath Bad-and
Stomach Sour
Possibly betterment of record time League championship i in .the second. (let a ill-cent bornow. ’ .
for tut: event is predicted. Emwah. u. Philadelphia’s. play improved and it‘. 3°“ even and women who cant get;
11914.7trottcd a heat in 2:03%, which won four last week‘whlle losing one. reeling light—who have headache:
“record has held good ever since. Two more victories over Chicago yes- 001““ iOYlglle, bad taste and foul!
othem‘. layed the clinching of the . Nationali
~ 1 We 1° an
' he lcau M it '1‘" “trim“: “PM ., - . ‘ , . t ‘ ' “ raw this afternoon 'with Jay Mack. off a little longer the inevitable v c- ' ‘ _ “ ’ ’ ,
"gainst. the.g club house, and was out Nationsk‘bczngch ELB 0R ‘ TEETH 0F STIFF GALEt Complaint has been.lh%|'d that? I‘Iacixdlx Pointer Ethel Knight A1 Me tory of New York. Againllt Cincinnati a sick, :a:sy.]$iisordrred Stomac“ or
' . . . . . . . . . —---4- t ‘ 0 . r .l ‘
Or a few minutes. ‘ «- New York 7 4 2 26 51 6 '41 16 The'mo'm“? 3’0““! bll‘d rate of the; season m the majors m n e‘ Kinney Royal Wilkes Ardelle and th< Moran’s men broke even in two games it" 9’ a co 2
"Ne“ Sunday ”‘0 same "93‘“ “m ‘ ’ Hillside Homim: Pigeon club was'mwd a Single newvstar. audio at sens ’ ~ti id The urs‘e is and against Chicago they, won five Are you keeping your bowels clean.
.i‘ “e “mi“- ' ’ Philadelphia 5 4 1 1‘ 41 5 35 6 flown to this city yestoérday' from it is correct. for the “newcomers" who tie Mike in "‘9 e ' p 7 t l ht St Louis did not lose a with Cascarets or merely £0“:an an.
{Pile Tigernwili probably losoolsen "St.~'Loiiis 4 3 0 20 5 4 15 4} Trenton, N. J. have done meritorious work and prac-.¥1.000- s rag h .ct ' k winning three passagewayevery few days-with.aalbs,.-
tnd Sullivan “‘3 both boys "W"? 0" Cincinnati 5 4 1 13 38 8 27 10 The birds were liberated at 8:40'a.‘ ticallv all comebacks to the big shawl in the 3:19 trot. the third evenl‘of flame t 9 pa. wee . .. cathartic pills or castor oil?
{ered to report lof.dtlt}v.t0tlfl&u and Chicago 7 1 ti 344722 31 28 m., and the winning bird arrived at H ‘ W1lton _ Cruise of the St. lithe afternoon, there will be We," and playing a 0 to o fourheenttnning Cascar N A'work hll l *
“‘1" 937““ “9* 7°“. ‘° 1"“ “9‘ Brooklyn 3. 0 3 6 227 4 13 18 the loft of John Callahan, r; out "We" ‘ , mum ,ndudmg 3mm. Katheryn tie. against Boston Saturday. 7\ester- e. — .w e you seem.
‘unday. ”)9 Titers “"11 be'grcatly l aatuck at 11:53.59 a. m. Time in 140““ Cardinals, though 1‘3““ had a ' 'r . - day the Cardinals and the Bravea di- cleanse the stomach, remove the sour.
gandicapped, but they will' try to get. ”Boston 6 4 1 11 56 3 46 10 night, was 3 hours, 13 minutes. and 59 previous trial, can be'claSsied as a re- Collette, Minnie Arthur, and Frederick d bleheader'Ciucinnati came undigested, terminating food and foul _
if“ and pm" The score: *P’tm’mg ‘ ~11 2‘.) 8 29 83 1980 38 ““0““ - t‘ I cruit for-ltlspreinous stay with the the Gm“ 7- lvmed a on r (H i i l at Sunday gasesr take the excessibileirom the
E3? lndeMths: l ' *Tle game Thursday, September 20‘ The “rd" ha“ a. Sim"; normal“ Cardinals before going to Shim“ WMI‘ I“' "'1 W 'ka to the ‘i'rSt v; on! ta k 2 four liver end carry-onto! the system‘ .all‘i
, 70 > a,” .1 ”’6’ a 5‘ -**Tio‘game.Sutul‘daY.Seutelnber 22. wind to contend with over the entire b i , And. mm,“ hasmaaeggmi .WALLAOE‘WILL COAGH [and held lhniplace. rvrueo ‘ m Mu ‘9th )3 me o-'
Kiley, ob ----------- 0 1, 0‘ 7 1 1 American ”‘89“. - course, buburrived in good condition,l re. on y} ‘ a , A ‘victorlcs andtoneideteat', whileChiQa'. ‘3 “0 93 35.9111 1‘7 an Wu
laymen, 1b ........ 47 l 2 710 0 x ’W L 'R H7 E LB OR and the 1.95“" of therace was very Fertile flrsthaifof thelieasonllewm Donald-J. Wallace. of Los - use-lea, go was winning only one out of seven“ son in the bowels“ .
‘ 10119. l‘r --~7~~---5 ”0 2 ‘ 1 0 0 1' ' ‘. ' ‘ ‘ ' closu,.conditions considered. a contendervt‘or: the batting honors 01'7wa yesterday received two months‘ _ ‘ d , st ‘d ~, divided a double-‘7 A Cascaret-wtonight wiltstral'g-htou 7
‘ ”11131; SS --------2 .3 g (13 i g 01“sz I 6 4 2 19 47 12 44 14 frhe‘results in yards per minute— the National League. or late; he hasie‘ave before joining the staff of Briga: ggedffvgthfgfifm you out by atoning-a to cent 'ibm: ,-
in era 1 1 u 0 0M”? 3 : 3322:3321: Eggigglglgfigal01,133,335“?3.613;;mum oi! inhisrhlttilnzrhiit he .stilldiep ‘ Genet-tn stveetser. promptlyI a , -_' ' fromtany drugzstore will keep your .
ghmldt, 2b‘._ ....... 4 _0 2 1 4 0 323:3?“ 6 6 1 22 43 6 ‘28 11 861.295 John 115. Ryan, 859.311: g‘fltlbats around £00 and-that. is 5‘ hizhafreedwill coach the .Huryard tresh-t ‘ , f, 'stomach sweet}; liver and-bowels "3.. ‘7
5.93”“?- C """""" 4 0 1 3 2 0 . ,' hi ‘2 3 6 6 37 2.,tJohnson, 848.33; J. A. Michek, 793,45; figure in , the. Nationalthls year. f01"man football team,.the candidatestor The Navy Departments mvestlgw “my. and headhclearfor mmm,_,p°ny¢
. P ------- 2 ‘1' 1 1 " D “as ngton 5 ‘ 18 40 g 4 3‘2‘iRobert H. 'Morton, 384.19, ‘ . lthe pitchers seem to have the . edge which are to report next, Tuesdal'. liontinto the mysterious. balloons fly-‘ forget.the children. a'l‘hey-love-Caafoal'r
; ’4 T; E I; T; :9“ York ; : 2’3: :7 :3 :6 39' "‘ i ‘and the .300 list“ last accounts in- Wallace played center with the Hur- ing over parts 0f the Maine .coast re- ets because .sthey..«-tasl=e (good—«never
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