Show TIIE HALT LAKE Tit I HUNK SUNDAY MOIINIXG SEPTEMBER- 21' - a 3 OHO ST LOUIS EXTENDS FLAG RACE LEAD TO THREE GAMES Macks Take N L Busters Situations Things Easy Put On Warm Browns Win Batting Race FEW SIMPLE SIGNS PROVE BEST FOR BALL CLUB Cards Phils v Split Robins Ruth Bruins Lose f Gives Suggestions to Cover Most Field i I X — n Hurls First Game Under Lights No-II- it Gene Jones of the (111) Three-Ey- Spring-fiel- d league e has the distinction of hurling the first game In night baseball He defeated Decatur 4 to 1 In the second game of a night double-head- Lou Gehrig Promises to Take Honors no-h- it Senators Tigm Set son’s Record for Playing Fast Game Sea-Terr- y Giants Creep Up to Within Game and Half of See ond Place Clubs 1 trtrt Ih tlub natioial (hiisrb he York Cleveland taking 'Vtroit Chicago Boston ftatsrday's leitlta New York 10 Cincinnati At Loan 8 Philadelphia Pittsburgh I Brooklyn 2 2 Bottoa I 8 Chuck Klein youthful Philadelphia slugger still holds third place among the regulars at 387 but the 1929 champion Frank O’Doul has come up to threaten his teammate's place with a 385 mark Other leadST LOOTS Sept 20 Walter ing regulars are Stephenson ChiStewart won his twentieth game of cago 373: Lindstrom New York Boston Cincinnati at New York Brooklyn pnuburth at gcheduled (Onur gamei ' PHILADELPHIA Sept 20 W)-8c Louis Cardinals gained a hall game In the mad struggle for the National league pennant today but lost a chance for a bigger gain with as they divided a double-headthe Phillies ahlle their rivals from Brooklyn and Chicago were losing The Cards a on the first game 9 to 3 g but a rally gave the Phils the second 4 to 3 The Cardinal lead now U three full games A seven-ru- n rally In the seventh Inning gave the Cards their opening triumph after the teams had battled on even terms for six frames Flint Rhem went the entire distance for the Red Birds and allowed only ven hits Ace Elliott hurled brilliantly for the first six frames before he was pounded out of the box Willoughby who relieved him also was hit hard Barney Frlberg’s single to center with the bases loaded none out and the score tied at 3 In the ninth Inning gave the Phillies an exciting victory In the second game It broke up a nice mound battle between Ray Benge and BUI Hallahan and cost the Cards their chance to make their triumph In the pennant race almost a certainty The 363 the today as the Browns de- 367 P Waner Pittsburgh Both Tray nor Pittsburgh 360 Watkins feated the Athletics 4 to 1 teams used numerous rookies and re- St Louis 338 and Wilson Chicago sea-so- n serves 355 ST LOUIS PHILADELPHIA The league's batters led by husky Hack Wilson of Chicago hate tin ee 13 HI 2b m 3b 19 2 new Individual records and a few 2 1 uobiiii U 3 0 10 hang c a odd teams marks to their credit h mniom If 0 Kress 3b 3115 if Aumma 0 Burns lb tjson has continued to pile home runs 8 0 Schulte cf Foxx lb olon hls new National league record 2 0 Metrlef Miller rf rf i1 3 ) Crouih c Moore rf bringing hls total to 52 and has set 2 b fitewsrt 3 10 3a Haas cf P major league mark for batting In Bolev 0 li runs as well by sending home 176 9 t ft t!Uains douWalbera p Klein by hitting hls fifty-thir- d - S 31 13 ble of the season broke the modern 34 4 34 4 Tonis Totals xReaUieo base bn catcher i Interference National league record set a year ago in fifth by Johnny Frederick of Brooklyn Score by innings Klein also continued to lead the OOl 000—1 Phliedelpiua 0O0 Ot4 00x—4 league In St Lonu slugging brilErrors—Levey Stewart Rua2 liance He leads In 8ummarj scoring with 149 batted fitoru Burns Bchulte Bases runs as well as ln'doubles hits — M Nair Simmon He has on balls— alberg 3 Stewart 1 Struck out made 239 hits only two behind Ter— ftalberg 2 Stewart 4 ry's high mark and has batted In 157 runs for second place: Wally Senator? Tigers Set Berger of Boston Is Just ahead of tn race for him second place In the Record Speedy homers with 37 to Kleins 38 sensational ball behind the sterling Klkl Cuyler of Chicago ft leads the sironri ta KAeln with pitching of Lloyd Broun and Wale- !® i” Hoyt Washington and Detroit estab 15 SBCOflQ intm HPriMfUl season for rlflls lished a league record the 18 in brevity of play today as the Tigers departments with 48 doubles and of Adam Comorosky bftsc'fwdti the second game of the senes 23 4 to 1 In Just one hour and 20 min- 'Pittsburgh leads In triples with while hls teammate Paul Waner Is utes second with 17 I WA8HINOTON DETROIT BHOA1 BHOA New York's 317 average again puts 4 14 2 Johnoon rf VfyBr 2b Giants on top of the club batting 9 12 0 (rphrirwfr 2b ince'rf ) “the ol 4 t 0 0 McMan ia 3b 3 l 3 list while Cincinnati leads in fteld-- 2 £’rn"l1nh'f 3 19 4 Alpxtnder lb ? 2 J'lng with a 973 mark a point ahead 'lb 4 0 9 RoIjbcK cf er H O A J3 411’ 0 I Siortl McNair ?h tl O 4 4 1 Wll-3o- 1 nlnth-lnnln- x sol )i B OOO Two-bas- e for fin Results-Entrie- s Terry's average has Sunday's SchcdsU New York at Chicago Philadelphia at St LoqI Vi ashtnyton at Detroit Botou at Cleveland lekiditt Santa?’ it title Thursday's games show him with a mark of 400 some 10 to 12 points below the high levels of a few weeks ngo and only seven points ahead of Babe Herman Kalarday's Keialtt Washington t Detroit 4 Boston 10 eeland 9 New Yota 7 Chicago 10 Philadelphia 1 bt Louu 4 )! TURF Louis U Pit ttotton 1 Inctnmtl ThiUdeipma the ls Play “'f8 - slg-fo- re 1 1 C 1 1 o 1 Two-ba- hits-Cro- MyTifty IJears in ‘Baseball LCl Vv Mn-cus- o CONNIE MACICr ftst-ki- Ihev-no- plfiva-Mv- C 1 — I As Triumph ' 3 Less of Romp Than in A Pltch-Caruthe- rs forty-seven- 1 l(-- u th 1 theSIntll iJah lilt Tc-be- au rr 36 C - eui - 4 base-runn- er p- I 1 -- g 1 ll 3 51-- er Three-bas- Two-ba- v d T ft LLXINGTOV BESLLTA Grove NUns Simmons Games n — Lou Sept 20 (D CHICAGO lead elght-pohto Gehrig clung his over Al Simmons in the American tug he league batting contest du) semifinal week of the season and with the finish In sight within ms to have the crown almost it 8 First race pure (400 allowances maiden Unofficial averages which incl'ifl Yanxe futurity courae— Nurse Maid games gave the 383 won Thursdays 3 56 S3 04 112 94 24 liv of (Simpson) mark a baseman first 25 74 (3 92 secMagic Flute 115 (Qroos) last weeks showing Si 34 points under ond Mark Autnony lid (Cheatham sloughed the sain Also ran Lureen while Simmon Tune ! 11 5 third I) lack Pan Fortune Donna UlrUa A da Dr number of points to 375 Gehrig reT Absolutely fthUam J Tennessee tained two other leadershlps-b- at-wh le and Speaker bee ond rue purse 1900 claiming ln runs and total bases and up fuutrtiy course—1 he Abbot 11J ting Simmons dusplaced Babe Ruth as the bimpson ) 4 14 13 22 126274 won Diamond (5 Glow 119 (Ooolen 110 set ond leading scorer of the league Uehrig Watch On 118 (Moser ( 92 third Hmr had chased over 163 runs and nad 10 AUo ran Red Rider My LaM Honey Material 402 total bases while Simmons Alenas Eorbia Prinre Sport tlood by Summer Bob Blackburn and El- scored ten times during the week to len Adair go one ahead of Ruth hls 46 home Third race purse 1400 cla’mlng — and up mile and aevemy yards The Babe had onlyhonors Urban 4 02 14 68 118 (Arnold' Hiram Kelly for individual 6 50 runs 2 76 won Haes 103 iSimpson sensational Clevelands 13 32 second Mis A'abama 10ft Mc£oy Hodapp 5 44 7 ‘me Alo rail voung inftelder continued to show mo third Dixon Mary Martin Eelu He Donau Peter L Oeneral Clinton Golden B Fandean the wav In two 48departments doubles and his cracked out Waiting Maid and Our800Own jhad Fourth rare purse total of 216 sale hits was six better futurltv tourse— Starlet allowances up of 2 74 3 94 4 68 than Gehrigs mark Earl Combs Brigade 110 (Arnold! T 24 3 I® lead m 102 the won My Caroline (Fowler) retained Y’ankees the 2 56 third second Busy 108 (Cooler) last 1 09 5 Anna Beall triples with 20 two more than Also ran Time Pennant Call Grecian Beauty and Chiei week while Marty McManus of DeDelight Increased his collection of purse troit Hfth rate the Breeders futuritycourse -bases to top the circuit with -- J stolen futurity added 400 123 10 2 2 32 3 08 (M (tamer) Mate A percentage of 349 was neccssaiy 2 24 2 80 won f’enttate 122 (Robertson' first ten second Blind 1 Boaboy 122 J Smith) 2 4 to quality regulars ln the Bosaiabor Also ran 09 and following Gehrig and third Time batsmen Battle Sweep Betty Derr and Simmons were: MagnJfUo Ruth New Loik Aerial Prince Ho-da- pp 358 Rev nolds Chicago 359 bixth race purse 800 claiming reb-blCochrane 354 and up futurltv course— Netle Cleveland 4 22 won 4 40 14 32 103 'MtCo 3 '0 6 74 Philadelphia 354 Porter Cleveland (Arnold) Romany Baw 10ft d 353 MorU 5 10 354 Cronin Washington second Coots 110 (Oroos Also ran Monnie Knight ComTime 1 09 E Rice 351 and Cleveland gan Griffin mander The Tartar and 800 tlaunlng Washlneton 349 Seventh race purse and up mile and 72 24 Bob Grove pitched the last three 13 JJ110 8eurlock) Spotlight 6 of the contest hi which the 16 36 won Innings Fcarh Rose 13110 McCov' McAullff D second Prate (4 02 world champion Athletics clinched ran 5 44 Alo Time 3 78 third Union W and their second consecutive American George ftebre Star Pla Simon Kenton iLeague title gaming credit forof the JSdO rUlmlnj 3 UT'V 27 race P(irfnd ruhtli 'victory to give hhn a record iiM and UP mile wenlv2 w 01 k"1' jtriumphs and five defeats during the (0 04 lid ( Bimpaon G 30econ1 Iseason He had struck out 199 enemy Herted 113 Howler) lead-lersh- ip Brother Johnson I OS (Reees) t Hp 66 Prthird lice batsmen for another pitching 3 S3 Also rn On Time Charles Alliance Aient Eliiabeth and Sabbath The Yankees bettered their team to the extent of two batting mark I INCOLN HfclDS KFSIITS with points and held the lead at 308Clevc-lan1300 clslmlr First racefurlons-Sald 1M on second with 303 arid up SIX Time HO Washingtonan won 4 70 17 64 13 8 302 and of average had Bereau econo Ton 30 86 1J i Johns' s was the only other club to clout the 2 16 third Time ICO (James' 1 llllan Tobin Gold Mint Amcr-Ira- n ball for 300 or better The A s Al&o ran Thunder Jessie Carey Deerfield Oain- - Icontinued to field steadily and b old the edge in the team ffiort Second race ttJOO elalmln 7 10 James i six furlonas— Gunfire 101 975 the same as last week 3 16 won MISS Chesenne 106 (H with IS 04 Jest Sl ?8 (18 94 secoct Good Washington Improved bv one point Rnley' 7 107 'Hanford' J6 86 third and was second with 974 Boston alsdUtory I)lre tly Also' ran Allsaretto Outlook broke up its tie with Detroit ln double Normahal Burmin Olr) Hoan a idstesn Prince ft f Cousin Doll Tftlsnled plays clicking off eight twin killThird race !ft00 ailoaames Gold 110 ings for a total of 151 - Uncommon34 won e and up one mile4 62 13 10 64 i Pendergrass) 2 64 2 54 won PLAYERS LIVE IN TENTS 104 i James) 2 52 third Time 137 110 (Trlvett) PITTSBURGH Pa (UP)— Carne Also ran Jan laftfle Buftor and up 1700 Fomth race Tech football candidates lived ln s- Lady I07 gie allowances six furloufwon Taddy- - tents erected ln Tech field during 2 40 4 10 12 60 Depeso 2 80 second the uaua 105 (Hanford) 23 9646 third early part of the training period Time Zarawe leta 108 (May) Chancellor Axao ran Hot Shot I 11 A miniature golf course at Los AnArrffthi race 1000 added the Dearborn has a lively brown bear as geles Os-- v — seven furlongs handicap hazard 2 "4 won 1 38 efo 111 (Depffo) (ft 12 110 d 62 6 78 Doris Jean 108 Jamfs' 10 102 (Corbett (104 Shasta Siar 1f4 Ruddy Sir !09 Hillsboroujli Time 1 4 3 ft Also ran Martha third 12M) Third rare claiming 2ycaro1d Polinos 1x Jones Frigate Bird Back Lo Ccnrola 102 O pm C)"f Bchooner Bolling Charmer ftsteipori 103 furlongs— 103 Burmtn ’Oft Nalda 107 Fonc Afro-v100 Baby Noy Farr D0 Bvi TU1 log 1300 claimtn Sixth race 'me Betty loo Ncrator 108 Bruan Hills 18 illian miles one and and up 10J 102 Pretty olt iFngleAOOd Slippry 4 bO t 8 54 30 T 107 ( Richard 97 Drastic Dlirht 10ft Old Nan 4 0 (Penny won Master Ace 110 (Hanford' 97 Broad A 100 Alfaje B 107 (3 70 second Honest John A 114 ‘Depeso) race inoo claiming 3 xear-ol- d Fourth Ten-ne so 46 ran Time 4 84 third furlongs-ta- dy Seth 104 Coral Bx h see an Lasted Dio Doro Royal Manager se'en 107 Sldric Market 106 iil Vfteir 10ft Mm Orford 104 Ladrone 10ft Patricia Ann ’oo Marnie 1300 claiming Seventh race Time 111 Perjury 101 Riser Forrst miles Flag olds and up one £id 104 Mlwi Bess 102 8 92 18 28 — Pretty Pose 107 (Boucher) race U4o0 alloaances 3 year-old- s Fifth H 102 5 56 Riley) land won Fort Dearborn seven furlongs - Pigeon Hole 11' 10 46 634 tecond Don 1 Fernando 107 Honyup Locust 101 Uluniu 108 Karl Ellel AHo ran 4ft 4 92 third Time (James) 110 108 Fskimo Son o Buddy Play Rojal olda Searlngton Port race 11300 claiming Sixth Basil Broad Axe Bob Rovers mlls— Sunand up one and stroke 104 Boyish Bob Bob 109 Racketeer LtNCOLN HELDS ENTRILS 107 Baltimi On 107 trey Gull 104 Haram-Izad- a 110 Paas Along 107 Fllen N 107 Flood 51800 lloKncf rirfct 109 Governor Bl!r Scepter maiden colta and geldinaa seven (urlonas Control109 USHerencWn 112 Trek 104 Beity Seth -- Hillsborough as Bully 115 Stimulate 101 Brov n 101 Hold On Sambo 115 Barrett 115 treet Broom Try United Orbr Cobel 115 White Legs 115 Royal Ruffin 104 Fortunes Favorite 109 Jeu de Bar 104 1300 claiming race Seentli 115 Bug Hunter 115 Mill 115 Braaa Monh mtls—Try key 115 Chilly Flight 115 Rojul Rogue 115 and up107 one and Prickly Heat 10 Qulbblr 107 Again Outlook 115 Horan Colonel Crump 10S Smiling Betty loo Second race I C00 claiming six furlongs 107 Spanish Astr Startarrme 10 Bunyora 104 Jodhpur 103 Oraydale Mandy 104 Forebec H2 M1 Jovial Friar 104 intimate Vote106 109 lame 104 8eet 104 At'ator 112 Pat Fe d 107 Gracious Marlamd M 104 Mtirou 104 Annedire 11? Peter 107 MacFogle 112 Gotham g Duhr'c Me 10 Fight O Four 10 104 Slstar 101 104 Kelly a Pride 107 Colonel Board 107 Sun Bonita ftAethr clear track fast ondtaa 104 Silver Cord 101 Willing 101 between themselves for stealing other word both hitter and Catchers Pitchers Have ner must know exactly Itwhat play Is and “hit and run" so that they win Is to come know on exactly which pitch the play on and on which pitch Now the signals again reading from is to be made Own Set Coachers These signals as I explained left to right right hand on tlie hlp Jim game— are merely suggestions Every be extended AT LOUIS PHILADELPHIA the might BH O A Employ Others BliO A nal to sacrifice Both the htfer and team can dope out signals of their 2 18 6 Brlekell cf Douthlt cfr 4111 Is own remember to but runner the see 7 and It can the 3 3 4 runner thing 4 3b Adam 3b it Thompson Frisch ?b Mberg 4134 99)1 goes down on the pitch knowing that don t make them too complicated and 9 9 13 0 4110 By BABE RUTH the hitter is going to lay one down don t get too many signs In the or- 9 1) 0 4 10 0 Hurst lb Hafey If 4 9 9 0 Whitney 4 I 3b Watkins rf next picture (both hands on dinary ball game the signs Ive out- mejThe so letters I've asking had many 3 0 ?i e Davis lined here will be sufficient Not 440 7 4 9 9 hev 9 4 4 as enow 9ft M Delbert to explain a 9 9 4 4 riltott p The third picture (right many big league ball clubs use more! )udr Rhem p ) 009 run" sign 4 Alers M 0 9 0 i l i of three rivals iMrCurdp hand on hip finger extended) could than these— though In the big leagues Treadway 3b 4 12 i 3 0 Hiifihps H o 4 6 l that I’ve had the artist draw me lu it an p Clarence Mitchell of New York bo the signal for a steal and the we usually have five orslx sets of Harnravp c 3 0 2 2 Hayworth e aoioj continues to lead the w of Just winding !wmoSb P 1 0 0 Hoyt by ay signals-pitchers with Browo p p ) If team so the on thumb hand opposing ready signs hip (left 3 ten victories and three defeats for a t o up this baseball series Understand fourth ODoul IX can we switch to one set to wise be 7 32 would 12 ?4 the In Total gets hooked belt) signal 769 average while the recent changes these signals are Just examples of how Score by inning SI II SI 111 ToUlf Tout at once to wait the pitcher out the OOO— OH) 000 In the standing of the more regular Wushingoh x— Bud for Tbfvwow in 1th signals are worked You can work In hitter 1930 by the Christy 4 the these OOl ©ox— to 310 (Copyright addition — Detroit signals 9ihr have given another Giant out your own signs In your own way Bu4 foe Miiltirn iu 110 Frror-My- er Run bbtted In hurlers Walsh Svndleate ) Sr Loum tW H0 9 hitter and runner usually have stg- Fltz e Fred Fitzsimmons second place - Summary 010-- 9 These are merely suggestions: AlrMtndcr 2 Hayworth DoUaclc 003 PnHdlphU Irroe- hits Harris 7hreebae 17 games and lost seven for battrd won Hun row of pictures you ftltilnoy gummiry In the — has upper run Home Aker Alexander Doljuck 3 3 Fhompumi will Mrcuo Ervin Brame of Pittsfind a set of signals for catchH Alexander Sacrifice— Rice llayworch Dou- a 708 maik Urn 9 Frluch Hunt Adam ify rr ble to Judxr Aker (unassist- burgh is close behind with a 698 Two-bhits — Thompson 9 Hunt ers A catcher needs only about three Rlrirt to Mrer to to Hararax ed Horn Jude Cronin hit— Hfy runt— Thre b In on average gained from 16 victories and n signals for the ordinary ball Rurne 2 fttku Myer Harris to ronin to Judge Klein Stolon bs- Brown 3 Struck out— Brown seven defeats balls Hoyt Frisch fibrin the first picture (left to right) exSfccrHm— Sottomle1 lid Hoyt i — ft pitch— Hoyt Iouthlt rhubl v)wy Brlckrli to one finger could be taken as ti ft'hitnry Thevenow to Thomson tending the next to Hurst OrlUert to Frisch to Bottumlcy the signal for a fast ball Sox Wallop While Thompson to Tliwno lo Hunt MilUttu one with two fingers extended would Left on btvrs— be to Thompson to Hurst MANAGER WORLD CHAMPION PHILADELPHIA ATHLETICS a ball and curve for the ft on 4 billa Lo signal St in Yank Hurler Lustily Phl’srtrlphi — FlioU 2 Rhem t MUinrtn 2 Srruck out the third picture where the four fin- — Rhem 4 Seut 20 (F) — The CHICAGO Miiiiiio I Mils Flliott Hi jn'iysrii irs fnlrisd up sud nnlv thi1 thumb Klllen and Tenney First NO 14 INSTALLMENT 9 2 MMLan iou iu tn Hawley 4 J ft'iHout hb feox slammed Henry Johnson White 2 la au4anel a4 man ni a hn ocla BaseSecond 2 Elliott Baseman Jack Bcckle Loun pitcher— Coming down from 1891 to the end'iman Bierhauer and Outfielders Ll- - for five runs In the seventh Inning - r Second fmi and defeated the New York career in National theiCf league my when wide the of 189ojmpr ued Denzel and Donovan today plate I PHILADELPHIA ST Lou IS Yankees 10 to 7 In the second game B H O A ' BIIOA catcher thinks a base runner Ls one can sec a steady procession of truly a sparkling trio 1929 Babe Ruth hit hit ft 2 2 0 Srlckfl! rf of their series 9240 sevi o 4 i Thoimwon zb 3Mi about to steal or the hit and run pi)’ Igifted ball plajers who never will be Among Brooklyn's best were tn run Adm sb home the S Is Oil 3 3 3 S Frlbrr OutMelders enth for8ott‘11 bV those (oUunate enough er Lovett iy lb 4J 3i 4 e Klein it V 3 iij beomidBase CHICAGO Foutz andGrlffln NEW YORK hplr u"d CHICAGO B H O Vl In: Sept 20 fT’)— The BRO( man Tom Tommy now Daley Clark Shortstop Griffith 4 3 3 4 Chicago had Athletics are safely Philadelphia -- Corcoian and Catcher Con Daly 4 6 6 7 ftglxftod lb S 01 'In" o but their progress to the 4 2 0 ' Reynolds cf Under the leadership of Pat If 5 0 7 O'American league title-wa- s Mtherglil nothing Cleveland always had a fight- rf ft I 3 0 Jolley 3b Lrl- ci ' ft 0 0 0 Mullein y SS J 2 o Jjlike the romp of last year accord-- 3 Pat covered first with too mot powerfully built but had lots of ilng tam 3 l l lug to figures provided by Henry P 3b Childs at second and McKn Bl Dtckty c 3b 49 23 34 63 Kxmm backed It up with brauis nTTTi Tai Toti To! Edwards American league statistl- Chapman I J Pm” 11 15 neceasary mat niuer aim were two -McAlcer and 2 3 Thomft tor Thetno in aih0 P one short Burkett p Bftruefl p was a master ax- - Han for Davit m Ith 0 o o ocian ' understand each other f Griffith of hU ers pitcher John-o- n 0 0 0 ChE Barnea p 'Anon 1 t the ord out when winning run vpecae 110 0 Moore Edwards outline of the season ood- -3 Bt loo 0 0 0 Ji and he had two iuia McEvoy p 'shows that every team except few f t 'hur h oo hn b J' s PiwJ on still In command OOO 013 fx'l-- 4 fh'ladelphl JBr Bill In I outfielders Eiiintt 3 Ms Lange Beenrer spectacular ns 13 34 i3i Tout frror ftaikma HalUhan 3 and St Louis was on top or Total Summary -- French 4 SpenFrist h Helmcht Btruck out Run haded tn Boitnmtry Klein and Tommy ftyiin Rvan was one of Of Foot in Outfield xBaud tor joinaon in nhth 3i27iiyork the lead Rt least once during In 7 Bpenrer 0 In 2 cer 2 Htt- - Fre uch Brh kell fthltnev llirvenow led and hitter Hafey a was hard ever 'the I Burkett thiower ' handed left "" the 4 first 9 7 2 Mom 0 In 0 Thurston Elliott in bTnninm‘ Two b&sa htt— Friach Botromley 2 in n' campaign Boston was up there 7 the National league a number of Nrw Yorb oHit hataman By saw who batted right handed Brick-eHeimarh 6 tn oio Xange Bnarlock ftatkma Kltln Thevmow li- 10 briefly w hen the Red Sox defeated ir oio 030 Hndrlcki Winning pitcher- - was a Bacrlfsce— Frl h Struck out fUllA- French but one of the fast- Limes while McAlcer as a ground Chicaao pilcher— EUiolt 4 Bent I Base on bails - Hallalian Frncli Krr Lary WashlnBton ln the opening game Frror— GhRpman kn Bumnury until Tris an coverer never had equal est men In the league 2 r which was played a day ahead of 4 lat- Left on fctaaea Philadelphia Piirii batted fans to the dazrle Jolley 3 FothertUI Doob!e lo Boome Lary name Combs Speaker began Galn Moon schedule Cubg Oelbert to Frlch to Bottomlay Cup-p- y 2 Ruth E Darnfa Kerr 2 Walaood Whitney to Chicago Boston St Louis and were there Young Then e hit— F Barne DUafv Thorapaon to Sherlock Philadelphia and Detroit were two great pitchers and Jack Home run— tied on Larffrl Supplied With Star hiia—Comba Robin bv Winning April 15 and two clays later Sacrifices-base— Hamm maskman Stolen Connor iO Ruth leading an had also uncommonly the A's and Combs Chicago had joined IJraves Deal Bruins NEW YORK Sept 20 (AT— The Chicago most fta(wood Lary —Mulleuvy Johnson saw their fans Baltimore who Bill in Dahlen to to Lary hapman Giants placed themselves April 18 Detroit fell leavTigers only a good shotrstop era for 3 Double play to Kamm In this baseball to Tate Kamm short! w as to cover Blow later spectacular on ten Giin end Athletics t he Chicago tied Heavy and a half ing the Basra on balls — Darns to Kamm series then It Was that the famous Orioles Krr o the OlinU in The wwld Biruck but the next day Connie Mack s club BOSTON Sept 20 tC)— Boston'! Johnson 4 Thom a 3 McE'oy 2 Kooins ana CtrBgo Cubs Xv' e was Dov mliiw front Jack Hits— Bajnsa Reds' whh the AUvletlcs He toppI hls l oat — Johnron 3 Moors was alone Brave put on their annual Septem- m at nrsUBiU Gleason now associated n 4 n©n out’ in fifth) Johnson 3 in i Philadelphia remained ln the had Krrfi?lrrprbVDianMtn£ Brooklyn ber war paint here today and gave In both game of a bV at team iec"il7bJ-JmnH"vnoidme on Athletic the ith ft winof Btrn Boston had a shower luminariesj defeat while the second-plac- e until April 23 when Washington Cubs i Joe McCarthy 1 Cub a lii n antaH wnrri LOfiin® pilchCT— m'c- made its first bid The Senators while the westerners' running mate The Giants triumphed 10 to I tn!in Ca tche s Bennett and Oanzel and nd tDe late colorful Johnson the and short me at who foltowed nlngs chase! " " in the National league pennant the first game and 5 to 4 ln thellater Marty Bergen hung on until Mav 4 wihen CleveivvivaccaH on in-- 1 Brook man from the second m the Robins “ rJkwlat ere losing to)Second making it seven succershe land reached the top while a day the Brooklyn Pilches skiil'Alilt Cnfoii combined fielding later the Athletics had gained a tie the Pirates The low still left the times they have beaten CinclnnatL Helds to enter the major league scoring Then there was Ftrt Baseman Tom wtthUgh hitting and nin were Cubs and Robins neck and neck ln First with the Indiam for the leadership ’iforv j0 Joe ATT outfield YORK ln NEW the CLSC1NN Lowe' power Then Tucker Second Baseman — Bos- The A's again took sole possession their pursuit of the league-leadin- g 20 ( CLEVELAND Sept BHOA Bill Keeler and Brodle Walter 2b 4 0 0 0 Crttn Tf Cards again Shortstop Long Outfielders Duffy- Kelly Wlkr second game of the se- on May 8 but Washington the took ton 4 0 If b Pitchii 12 I 17 cf CHICAGO jaon BOSTOV Tlie world j1 1 j giHannlton and McCarthy and KefIer Jllst M with the Indians here today bobbed i p on Mav nes 4 I 10 0 mUatrom BHOAI 8tnna lb BHOA' the Stlvett Into and 1 Jers Nicholls 4 2 9 3 Sun 3 I 13 U Curt intlc 3b 4 114 Trrry lb champions maneuvered back ftltlr 2b 10 to 3 evening the series 4 0 9 0 Oil 1( the next fmst base 3 Muc rf CmcIiUi I Fred M I 3 i 4 M r f Sox lead June 1 and staved for nearly Tenney a Red Gaston Milton o f Big 3 J 6 t If Keeler was the Cobb of his day made j “'man' to"lntnxli'k--' new idens at the Cuyr H ! £rV° 36c 4? IJ !4 ? ORenoer Richbourj if !1120 excellent pitching af- (wo weeks when Cleveland Phllaft ilwoti cf im- - aec exhibited J J a f trrri ‘ 4 3 3 0 Uurorlifr i 08 sack since Comiskey's revolutionary He was as fast as a bullet and m 4 1 4 Jckor HFathooU if 4 0 9 0 ’Ur cf three runs ln the Its last appearance on top allowed had he ter made he the 0 m 0 vurwhmil 0 when 3 0 p was Just starting (UrUicit e 9 0 7 3 Cna (ham 3b 34 123 3 Bunion possible to retire He settled down delphia regantd the lead June li 4 0 0 i 01 plav two 0 0 0 0 R of tiger Mav first K t ly if 4 0 1! SMihrFr Innings c 0 p lb Wtlbeit 7 of bunt to Washington July 4 4 J St Louis had Theodore Brclten- -' right kind 0 0 0 MUCiifll P - 4 0 10 Muuir 2b 10 16 Hfilmaun B'U 3 and held the Indians for the re- - lost It backmade 0 0 0 3 3 0 3 Ah the grade for keeps p Bn outstanding left hander nn$on ftho haa been manager of the malnder of the game lOOt ImUtb p p but finally pFtiy a B kF for ftus club p 10 12 years and Shortstop Ely Brooklyn 39 17 27 11 Catcher Buckley cleveuanii 34 1 24 July 13 Totals BostonB H O A Total 10 0 0 behmd BHOA and team for the nobody lasted forerj for Bultrd May (a flirhU) many years 0 0 0 1! OiKrn p 5240 S or by Inrun rlhr cfU ft 2 20 06 8m(Ji nas sold to Cincinnati and the bat ftas smarter 5 110 Porter rf AOO P16 60(1— 1 later he 30 10 21 16 Cincinnati 31 4 24 lft! Tot‘ Totals Uie other catcher rtrarritt b 2 10 Clarke seasons (Bill cf ftas 3 3 Vnarrlk of a x — 10 staved on number OOO 40 there Milln 3b Nc York i— Batted for Blkk Id cicitt ft 3 10 0 0 2 lb stood 2 Morgan Coi belt ff Durocbrr 100 0O6 016 — 3 Bummary Chicaco Then he went to the Southern league and McMahon and Joe was a broth- - ifhb rl 4 3 1ft 2b 6 0 Hiniapp OOO 0v)xRhus batted lu - Durochf r JackAon Much 03 Corbett ft I 2 out 40 88 was 4 3 Wlnurner he until 3b pitchers and 3 H 2 ( rilr pitched LiTxIxtroin 2 Tfrrr leach Run bailfd Frrors— Blair Bummsry - 4 2 4 3 6 Goldman f were Pitchers Mul- - er of Jim Corbett who needs no lden- - vinKiirr e her Mtuneil Crlt 2 Cincinnati thitlark Thrtc-b- a x bitSrDuio lr --Cuyifr ftliton Rlclibour In 4 0 0 4 c 6 0 Sirin Hf vmg hit— Lfach Hon hit— Blair andtiflc&tion Thrrroaa Chamberlain 0 Lawson 1 v v u 3 o p l)ftyer p Douhe play - Duro hr 3r to Rtripo 2 Cuylfr 8crlflcft — iImhi Bmlth ocher CHICAGO U ' — T’ao pitchers in jationwLu p I ft Waiiiiiffton's Stars ft ere not many faton ' Catcher Peitz Outfielders M'lrhfU Brnton Rhines Totibi pay - Euiiiih lo Blatr to KfUy Uft Basra on fcaiis-O- ff Outfielders Mitrh II 4 American league who has e passed 6 Boston 10 Mercer 77 but Win Miller Baaf on Ali I ithe on and pitcher si’mTn Tne Shortstop ’ ” mark are doing and ISmngk the aTi Selbach Germany and Shortstop Hoy and Irwm Smith t"? Charley ""pttH1 J lu lPeuPVBikf‘YVnhn4h ! m'-Uamg ( inP8w b’m ‘ln’e f Oabornhl in l Loa- tou I11'5 mriund Kt Ll!eJL Scheilieck stood out the matchless Bid McPhce ocJ- 3 150 coo arei ap- Runaitn the National league Louisville never had any luck ln ' '"'mmUry ' rrrorkitn seed Laa vvar-n-- r McPhee e I are 40 parts Inally btg M'ner omei Biddy loival but plavlng Iproachlng developed barud jsjat 7Tnc!n"att i hew yopk a league woraan b h o Ibu- - a fielders’ Glove some wonddrful players for Baniey iion tojimk j Vo ‘biioa' won 42 af Uroan (Red' Faber who is i 2KiVr !bf —283o ol McPhee a second baseman of the Dreyfus to transfer to VftFhb ln a row for the While 9 UU11I9 Oiip (aiion three 3b 4 fraiKniei that games w ho was more than 40 ter hp had bought llOftltcUlatr (kXAlUfM order j highest OnMmtn the BROOKLYN Sent 20(F)-- A five - ”’: Jf m’MorBMVgMir--- ' SOX representing the oniv games then he stopped playing regularly when the National league made tlie ai to tj® ZV’i Hls rec- run-lna- Has Eight Point Dad Ovn Twenty-seve- record-breaki- WeMi'hgion York Sr I outs Brook hn Chicago Philadelphia NEW YORK Sept 20 W)— With only eight games to go in this years race Bill Terry of AMririCAN lE4rIT Standing of tha Clubs r aUuitlaf Holds Lead by Slim Margin O’Doul Again in Running i liyMlt) J? V ! rrr ( (I ft ca-1- ® s - 1 1 jF D 1 j)0 I 4 Rob-Istp- in 1 m ' 91 Frrorp-MfU- L Fuller Continues l To Win Games -3 a 1 VA 1 bwr4"-Cbiri- io j pdcver-Ben- Pitt-sbur- g v ?' p steals the itrength and flavor from malt Buckeye It’e seal in all to padLed But not from vac-su- m its goodness Guaranteed against loss of strength or flavor Try a can today inr rf omorosky If 'players In Fred Clarke Pitcher Chic for the and HFrtDin rf New York 'in those davs boasted of Fraser and Charley Dexter who couldWright m Trnor 3b 1)0 I 0 Wagthe swiftest pitcher of the dav m catch or play m the outfield 4 2 3 2 6 4 0 Amos Rusie the Hooslrr Thunder- - ner Leach and Ritchey were yet to r 4 0 13 by bolt Meekin was another useful come ivvn 3 0 0 6 C!cirr ai JSi oio w’5 Fred Clarke was a dashing outfield- while Geotge Daves Infield- 6 6 0 0 pitcher York d bu-- er one of the most brilliant bae- 0 6 0 0 Etror Benon Run outtielder Tieran Char er Mike and aiimmarr Incus J 3 0 0 6 0i Ott ball has ever known He could hat — Crits JacKon 3 lev jy arrell catcher ranked high bs re hi— t err ToMom 1 IncUtrom 2 Luca t he Phlllie wxis the great run liclcl and throw and had a hair 30 6 21 6 RcwUfT On ni 10 9 Clndnustl long was LU on frMa-N- w Off York Fd Delehanty mij?ntv hitter Samitrlgger brain He lasted tbnoiln ( rroll I 0VS 0M6 B bn bl— to tlve fini'li for he cut P fh’ Tiiompson a not her fence demolwh-goo- d Johnson I Baruck bX) i c impim lo l J Pr- Bob Allen shortstop Billy Hall- - retire from plavlng before any fan Hiii-o- n - Hnnin nm men i rr nnr 1 inn i1” tn the 'MxT'nTTo’ot1?' V?ibrj"in -- !man second base nen and Roger night hink he was standing BiLr lu bw hit cvmnhm — Husly Rotiwav of ftoniF vounfjtr cii the bench Max 3 — BLhAiU bwn4n- - Pv on i in bavuiaii t I'fsm run Aarrif firt nior r innm puctier— I UtoUunjoM Lo&iu Kemrr liabi boasted of Pitchers These arc the players picked Horn b)ur lo Lfi onlpilrher— May tp Ortuitham to buh P 4 4 4 13 I ft 1 1 0 0 2 Vubrt 3b 3 4 4 6 0 3 3 6 0 1 8noi jr 1J0-2- i j 1 Bsui-fi- - ' lfrfiS who have Interested themselves better record by far than the White' Sox could compie ln humanlring the bull ring 'lies a :!nd '‘f ''l ld a me In the ie pof Faber W nen Cracker memory who impressed Sox he looked at nod I have named 1 wish to relter- - aging the While and maiveled ate that I poaMblv have not named Fahr ' I ri to ppry good ball plaver fromfor1891 I have the once great cacnei msis in the National league ' He s in there pitching and w n- niade no pretense of so doing ran r into tr - nlng and men who weari be inconvenient and would it ome to the reader to mention the league clong after he did aie htwh he s vmait and tnat helps Qf coii-snames of evervbodv ’a lot but he s got a lot of stuff too non t thmk he hasn t any thing out i Cop) rpnt lRsin d the Christy Walsh Syndicate) (there'’ — V A ti ta lt4 S fa fUvar in Vroom Packln crw m — cHmlnata ahaohuc In (Ha Bwckaye 4 nne chi Ni aettoa caa ataal tuckaya tratik Ahn m uffl i f - MALT :ssx - R 5 |