Show THE SPORTS HEKALD-KEPtTBLICAN SALT LAKE ASEBALL RIDAY SEPTEMBER ’18 1914 I OOTBALL BASKETBALL WRESTLING AND BOWLING 4 OXINC T CITY 'UTAH T a- Wr- 2 ' — ‘ I - ‘OLD MASTER’ STRONG REDS DOWN prkinJpah IS- M ana ’ IN ger DEEAT SOPHOMORES TORRID BATTLE PUSHBALL A 1 J Tiptops Again De- 444 Cincinnati 10to1i 4’ 4- - AMERICAN At York At LEAUGE Chicago— Chicag-o 7 2 EDERAL ? saw ' i 44- Cleveland f- Ml 3 8 ’ 2 7 5 4 4-4- 1 4 4-'4- 3 3 4-4- 2 4--4 0 1 44- COACH 44- 5 ' -vx The visitors their runs by hitting opportunely running the bases cleverly and'tak-ing advantageof each slip made by the locals' Chicago had numerous chances to score but did not take them The fielding ofthe new manager and Hartzell and Weaver was the feature of the game Score: ii II E 12 New York scored ' I -x 5 E 9 4 : coaching DROP KAWS 2 H? ' ' ' v'- t '" TO ' knowledge Previousto that he starred the Universityof Utah and at the Salt Lake High school His experience’ athletic circles should give Utah a good coach for the infant aggregation this fall The 1913 freshman squad was one of the best that ever played at the university and it appearsfrom the way they showed up yesterdayIn the push-ball contest that a large number of fants will turn out to make the team first call for The the freshmenplayers will be made this afternoon and Coach Norgren will give out plenty of material itzpatrick will work under the instructions of the coach and new it is expected that the infant team will be able to furnish some valuable practice for the varsity The infants will havb to start digging at once as Norgren wishes plenty of scrimmage for the Crimson team which will play Its first game three weeks from tomorrow While the first squad is training on Cummings field the infants will practice on the field below the soddedcampus and also on tho ort Douglas most of the grounds work was carried on last season ANOTHER THE TERRAPINS at in I- OPEN SERIES WALLOPING NAPS - - Baltimore'SepL 17 — Baltimoremade four straight from Kansas City by today’s game’ to In the winning inning only- were 'the visitors maker hits count when three it 3 seventh able to singles Score: 2 an error netted two runs R H E ' Baltimore Kansas City Batteries— Quinn and Stone Cullop 'and Easterly ’ 1 CINCINNATI AB H PO ln-‘ ’ and - 3 9 1 2 6 0 Jacklitsch 1 1 Twombly -Groh 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 - c 0 0 7 1 0 1 3 0 0 1 2 0 p -Tingling -Kellogg lb i Douglass Glockson Totals 2 p c 1 32 Snodgrass cf 2b Doyle ’Stock 3b If Burns ’Piez If letcher ss 'Robertson rf 2b and Grant "Merkle lb ‘Meyers BUEDSWIN 0 de-out Daniels cf Gonzales 1 10 0 0 24 6 0 0 Bassler 0 21 MACKMEN WITH 3 NEW YORK AB R II PO 3 1 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 4 0 6 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 3 0 0 0 0 5 2 1 0 3b i 1 3 0 0 3 1 1 2 1 1 0 13 0 Sept Buffalo The Buffeds made It four straight from— the St Louis team today to Groome and Crandall nara were nit by This coupled with loose their teammates resulted in playing their defeat Score H II 97 1 Buffalo Louis 7 V 7 vvK -VW -rl WIN 7 ISSN’' 3victory gave over scored three off sPlank in the runs first two innings Pennock blanked the Tigers the rest of the game Moriaritv was benched by Umpire Egan in the sixth inning for disputing a de- 0 8 z- 0 4 0 0 1 0 6 0 27 18 p 0 0 it 11 E ocore Philadelphia Detroit Batteries Pennock and Lapp — Plank wain iceynoias and waues Baker 'kiZBaBr ‘ -’ A attt- ' & ' - p s rf z 8 9 1 7 1 BRENNAN 10 25 0 Innings: 0 0 0 3 0 2 4 1 ill AT ' 2 x X -Mu - 1 —Off 7 - ' $! PINCHES Sent BRAVES The 17 I Hlhhhi N H HI I II II 5 1 DIRECTUM R H 2 1 0 334443 go Cruise cf Beck 3b Sallee p E 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 c PO A 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 6 1 2 HI" II Il lift!'ll il'ill (Hi I Utah the BREAKS won the pushball — battle goals to- their- opponents Infants- decorated in their of green paint meant business and Inv the first half rushed the ball from the center of the field to within twenty yards of the Sophs’ goal when the classmen took a brace Choose o 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 MARK HIS OR MILE - Smoot Distance I 1110 rf 2b If Evers Cather cf Whitted Schmidt lb Smith 3bc Maranvlile ss Whaling Rudolph p 0 1 3 Godbe Manager s 1 0 1 A E 0 5 0 0 9 Captain AXTENDELL: SMOOT "fleftY and N’ormnn VV manager and captain respectivelyof ' llljjU 'UvUvUl 3-4 — TtcoL -will --— " I I l MBmbMWk 34 0 0 1 4 0 2 3 1 3 0 0 B ’z x I B t---? 0 1 1 4 3 jSM - B I I B fey 0 1 0 0 5 55 59 64 65 70 71 73 EDERAL CHENEY LEAGUE AV 76 aM ’ I' I ’ fl -and J ! I I 6-2 52 10-8 ASSOCIATION AV L Louisville Milwaukee Indianapolis Cleveland Columbus Kansas City Minneapolis St Paul 91 85 82 77 78 79 71 54 0 0 0 6 At x Columbus-Louisville H R 8 — 1 0 0 0 9 1 0 0 0’0 1 20 0 0 0 0 0 — — Dolan 2 5 8 Columbus ' s-’:-B3s'JBaEM 6 PACIIC B ' 3 7 ‘ I 3 -A ‘ 3 1 ’ 4 START AV - ’ ' LEAGUE COAST 6-3 - CLASS SERIES Pct563548534526445388 Bortiand AT EAST AND WEST rancisco San Los Angeles 93 HIGHS NEXT WEEK Venice 91 96104 Missions 66 Oakland football series at the East The classSide and High schools will West HIS TITLE AtirstLos Angeles— next week At the West Side High R H school three Coach Richardsonhas had but the regular yesterday Oakland game: assembly full drilling every night teams at at technical high school Prof big hit with the large' morning another Los Angeles 13 16 ’4 the East Side the boys have GILMORE’S number been talcCHALLENGE L M Gillilan outlined the course of of fans who were hand to get Batteries Klawitter Christian Sen-nett ing on a care of for the most — themselves study ‘for the fourth year line on the Oklahoma boy He is and Alexander and mechanic Ryan Brooks part as C A has Coach Brocar not yet LAST ACT IN IGHT arts This year no Englishwill be all the' class that has K H D showing Second game: arrived to take up his work at the new PHILLIES COP TWO 17 Norris been claimed for him and is Philadelphia Sept Oakland school of the boys are getting —R Somethe of seniors was held to An assembly admirers and backers so' fast winning that it Los Angeles anxious and OR RECOGNITION WilliamsII national champion" coach should be elect captain and GO TO ITH PLACE not be surprising If he entered Batteries— Prough and Mitze Hughes on the ground to new manager of the the would get them In condition will class football team of the Davis cup team ring a favorite over the clever local and Boles for the Norman coming contests against the Wendell' Godbe boy Sept siders and the other high Chicago 17 The world's his intercollegiate title tomorrow was elected captain and Smoot west school Sept 17 — Philadelphia — The other classes will meet Philadelphia challenge manager night Kid Schmitt Mickey O'Brien Young At Portland— JLH E of President A Gilmore teams two from todav against M' captain 'of to similar of AATolgast and of other Pittsburgh fifth George Church tomorrow name a number the Venice won oustedgames of the ederal The ’classes' have appointed their and their ficers boys also" worked at the same league to the Princeton team and: state champion at opponents from the gym and Portland managersbutand captains the two place The The class series will start next Tuesday scores were to and commission is accepted here as were given the “once over” by the Batteries Klepfer Hitt and Elliott schools to the of in the final singles — owing of "to The first contest was Delaware the won by sophomores ’meeting the and next to isher the football season only one nearness merely completingthe records oftennis Morrissey Evans Eastley Rieger and will the intercollegiate gameAfter hitting Harmon’s delivery hard In three match of freshmen Wednesday the seniors to receive official was watched the closest as he Yantz be played each team campaign the courts of the Merion and juniors will play and between innings and by Mattison’s good twirling on the is to meet of his organization tournament winners the matched Young Maloney the class is the real praeas being work over after lie Jacobs in the of Cricket club at will meet ridayclever Harman club boy Oakland-— succeeded jor ’league calibre Haverford and he is At R H E tice for the first will ma squad start fourth inningThe second their showing some real class’ of game was That the challenge would be sent was Church won Missions The coaches and Jordan Granite pitching duel a betweeninTlncup rancisco announced a and while semifinal Danny O’Brien and the 'Young Maloney San 1'5 Ogden East West Side High and month ago matches today with ease the was won the President are working out at the M Harman club Leifield Batteries— C Williams and Rohrerr schools will meet some time next week Johnson of American former defeating his teammate A on ’two passes Luderus’double have Eddie league and President on the west side-and' to Comiskey of the Kidder in straight sets while Williams Couch and Schmidtarrange their schedule for this sea-'i and an error by Siglin Scores: with them They Sox could hot be found are not letting son here irst game— R for H 3 White it recalled thati both of them was vanquishingL'Vandevander of any grass grow was under their feet Pittsburgh swiftly their training WESTERN LEAGUE had vigorouslyasserted even more in either they as Maloney 9' would also of Princeton Philadelnhia have feels that he is up against the classiest no relations with the “outlaws” and effectively W95 54L Pct Batteries— Harmon Conzelman and boy of his career while O’Brien has Sioux City 638 on distinctly unfriendly basis was The feature event of the doubles Gibson Coleman Jacobson Mattison except in action 88 65 575 attitude been figured seen Morrissey and This said hasnot changed the match in which Williams knows StDenver NORMAN 83 65 561 and Doom gameit better than that he will have Joseph was Anticipating that his challenge and by gallery anyone i which was watched Des Moines 78 f Second to be at his best in order to would be ignored said bring Gilmore that the court Lincoln Pittsburgh 61 month ago that in event of refusal he completelysurrounded home the long end of the 82 474 monev Philadelphia The international star and his partner of the four-round boxing the local Omaha 70 80467 would play series within his own The opening Glen Gutke is featherweight Batteries McQuillan Kantlehner also of Manhattan"-Athletic 61 89 407 — league and declare the world’s Richard Harte Philadelphia at the champion who the most Topeka and winner probably Coleman Tlncupand Burns game 55 the in almost record time was developed Wichita champions won club in the Garrick- theatre next’Mon-day promising youngsterthatat the Manhattan club last winter defeating Law and Harvey of CUBS RALLY IN TENTH Princeton night Is the principal topic of and who is II Cincinnati Sept 17 — “I have nothing three straight matched to meet Joe St At Lincoln R E5 sets in a little less than Pelcher the hard-hitting whateverto say at present” said Chairman Ogden boy is Lincoln Joseph three-quarters of hour The losers among the local sport’ lovers working '1 DODGERS out at the Central fire station AND DEEAT August Herrmann oftoday the4nationalwon only three an and form the enthusiasm being shown with his friend and mentor Jack Downey commission when the asked it he games so early it looks as the Manhattan thoughto letter from President thinks has a great At Denver— R H answering club' shows are'golng who Gutke become Des Sept 17 the future before him in the roped Moines Brooklyn Chicago won Gilmore of ederal league this winter — more popular than they arena from today to in ten inthat the latter and is doing thing he '0 Brooklyn league be every can to Denver proved last and the- regulationpacked nings It a’ pitchers battle be-' him was to be represented in the world’s BIRMINGHAM WINNERS in all probability greet the house will and Reulbach for nine championship baseball series sale At WichitaH E tween Vaughan boys The seat- cigar openedandyesterdayat R Tho NEWEST ‘innings tenth on next Monday night Tn the the Brooklyn-’twirler Stickney's store 1 4 '2 Ga Sept ’17 The busy one Ben Harman’s Atlanta Yesterday was a the lost his effectiveness among and the sales and 0 7 allowing Ala club of — the 4 boys who Wichita are getting ready for Monday’s far reservations double to Schulte and singles to isher spiked in the wrist bv McCarty was association exceededManager Downing's hopes Southern won the pen — show and also for a number who isher Good and Saler in sliding 'enth Sweeney in the nant for’ $he 1914 baseball At Omaha home season are preparingfor the bouts later on — other run Score: 1 K H E came in andthe seventh ended today Mobile RE'0 isher’s Lee Morrissey the crack Oklahoma SOX LAND BUHLER on Zimmerman’s single 11 in second place and New OrTopeka triple lightweightwho meets Danny O’Brien 'Brooklyn’slone tally in the Chicago 1‘ Chicago Sept 17 The drafting and Brooklyn third 4 'second in the headliner of next resulted from a pass to Monday's signing by the White—Sox of Buhler the Omaha Egan Batteries Second game — Vaughn and Archqr Reul-bach show 'was the center of' attraction at R II E 2 for 25 cents and singles by and McCarty second of the McCarty and Daubert ibaseman 'Minneapolis Topeka Peter Jackson’s gymnasium and made team was announced here today Cloett Peabody& Coi Ii 11 Omaha Summary hits — Smitt Hits Off — off 'Robinson in in inning Sacrifice hits—Evers Nash AA'hitted Sacrifice Left on bases — St Louis Boston irst base on balls Off Sallee off — off Rudolph irst Robinson on St Louis by — by Robinson HitStruckpitcher— out Cather — By Sallee by Rudolph Time— lligler and Hart Two-base' Maranvlile Schmidt innings Salee 7 7 2 1 ' a 27 20 ninth' 5 1Boston Louis E 13 4 29 Sallee in Totals batted for Nash Score by innings St 6-4 i 74 76 78 86 92 ! ' 0 7-5 6-3 Pct 595 556 536 510 506 503 452 370 62 68 71 ’ 3 took the Although Cheney and Gibbs set without great trouble Palm Harsch gave them a tough battle in the second set of what to be the proved best of yesterday’s play at the Deseret courts in the city tennis tournament The score was The other matches were: rumkin: and Kahn beat Homan and Loughbor-3 ough Parker and Plummer beat Jansenand Christensen The matches for today follow: singles 12 o’clock PlumConsolation mer Nettleton — vs Christensen vs Miles o’clock At — Knowlton vs Bas-1 sett o’clock and Law— Doubles: Moore — rence vs elt and Tingey 4 o’clock Cheney and Gibbs vs Cowie and —Officer A Dinwoodey and L Dinwoodey vs and Kahn rumkin 5 o’clock and Talmage vs1 Haymond — Parker and Plummer first 76 76 ‘ AMERICAN I AND GIBBS HOT MATCH ROM PALM AND HARSCH Pte563563542515515459433406 59 59 60 64 64 76 71 68 68 61 58 : WIN 451417 B KjKk--- 1 0 4 6 Pct583556526522478466 74 71 71 64 62 60 55 Chicago Indianapolis Baltimore Buffalo BrooklynCity Kansas St Louis Pittsburgh -’o’-v MMasfr : 15 Callaghan a i y Mwa-iT-' : 4 3 4 ’ AV 77 Philadelphia Pittsburgh’ Brooklyn Cincinnati T ’ — j -and r Gnrlhn Lnc0n' wlm Worn the senior football team ’' — r--— -hard c 6-4 Pct659602633533466455449411 L 7 Louis Chica go ’ ' 64 63 72 61 Boston New- York r of Seconds 46 80 73 72 63 61 St upper Goes j PO Leaders W 89 NATIONAL LEAGUE Returned the ball beyondthe center the field and to the reshies’ thirtyyard line when time was called in At the openingof the secondhalf the A' Minute and 58 Infants started to do their and had the ball over the Sophs' goal line in five minutes The second score came just before the closing of the sec? ond period after the reshies had held the ball in the Sophomores’territory the entire timepaced Detroit Sept 17 — Directum it to AVhen a rough' game pushball comes an unusual mile here todayin a trial the way it played was yesterday1 has-it all'of 'the other sports and against his record of 2:00 as an exhibition on some of the fighters who were in the! in connectionwith the state fair fray probably confirm they appear on the campus races Driven by Ray when Snedeckerand this) today The was no gameman yesterday accompanied by “nice” the rougher runner driven by itplace for a the better some of them liked it stallion was Tom Murphy the chestnut paced the first quarter in :30 the half The reshmen outnumberedthe upper but the officials tried in 1:01 the three-quarters in 1:30 and toclassmen keep the sides even In the last half then paced the last quarter in :282 nearly all of the Milk Bottle aggregagot busy in the tangle and soon making the mile in 1:58? next to Minor tion Heir’s mark of l:58i the best of it The wrestling ex-J which is claimed had hibltions put up by some were great to be the fastest mile ever pacedin the pushball contest yesterday The’ was open the first ever held on Cummings field Lord Dewey in another exhibition and large of students turned number trial failed to beat his trotting The football work mark out to see it con-I of 2:03? He made the distance in tackling the dummy- before sisted of 2:043 the annual affair-started and the men long run before trials three were' given a Coach Besides the exhibition races were today’s prograin Norgren sent them in on BrightonB won the last three heats and the race in the 2:12 trot after Bertha Cary had taken the first two heats Marta Bellini was an easy winner in the 2:10 trot and King Couchman won the $5000 pace after it had gone five heats Chestnut Stallion a R H Philadelphia Boston reshmen DetroitWashington Chicago St Louis ‘ U AB Mann 0 14 Victorious Gridiron : 21 BOSTON H i Below—The Cleveland I 2J 7 I r ' Seniors contest from afternoon yesterday -‘Sophomore The none Irish hue -yesterday 30 MMH i - 'pushball -real-work 0 12 1 0 p 0 1 - 4 I AB their - and LOUIS midst of makingitwo in-"nlng ST the in - visitors’ If Dolan C Miller If Huggins 2b lb Magee J Miller S3 Wilson rf Wi 1 - Above — Sophomores and reshmen The reshmen of the ’University of a today anotherto Boston by score of Dolan hit the first ball pitched in the opening for two bases ’and scored the only run on Huggins single and Magee's sacrifice Tly Score a Totals AMERICAN LEAGUE ’ 2 of 6-1 6-2 fi Mit-chel!’ WIN 9-7 4-6 rf 2 inability to in 6-4 6-3 "no 1 — Louis hit Rudolph consecutivelyresulted victory Robinson Nash OTHECLUBSl STANDING S n was battle was hot start ao finish and of the went to deuce T many C Griffin A Gillette in the only single match Mrs Boyer and Mrs Glendenninghad a hard battle on their hands when they met Mrs ife and Miss McGrath but successful were winning Mrs Donoher andandMrs Miss reed won from Mrs Schramm McCornlck-6-3 AV H Clayley and Stanley Sears from wondefault Sam Neel and T A by Boyer The matchesfor today follow: Ladies’ singles at o’clock Griffin vs Miss — Mrs Williams at o’clock Men’s singles — Wolcott' vs Lee Thompson Dinwoodey W A vs C Scheid J Rattan Ingebretson vs Stanley Sears Mixed doubles 439 o'clock — Mrs and Mr reed vs Miss McCor-nick and Mr Ingebretson 5 o'clock and Mr Boyer Cayley — Mrs and vs Mrs Mr Roberts Thompson o’clock Men’s doubles at — Leland Swaner and partner vsJr A D Cleveland and William Storey games C - 7 2 6-3 score from -IM' IWW-We-' inning St 0 beat men’s -MMOWa’--m: 2 '’Boston 9 1 4 8 2 CLUB overIlss 3 2 W5 ySSS I 17-— ' COUNTRY victory Miss Bonnie Miller’s of Mary Marshall in the singles the the Country club tournament was feature The match of yesterday’s play The z t IIM II Ilia — Home — New York run Two-base hits — Burns Johnson — Nlehoff Sacrifice hit Mathewson letcher Sacrifice fly — Grant Stolen st Sept AA’ashington bases—Herzog Merkle — Tueft on bases poundedLouis St Louis’ pitchers hard today York 12 Cincinnati Double and won to St St Louis could do play — New Kellogg (unassisted) on Bases with Bentley’s delivery after balls — Off nothing out By Douglass Struck Hit — by the first inning After the fourth — by Mathewson Douglass Manager Rickey put in most of pitcher By (Doyle) Hits Douglass his new — players The score: R H E off Yingling in Douglass in AA’ashlngton 12 14 ’Time— 142 Umpires— Byron and O’Con- St Louis nor Batteries— Bentley and Henry Southern James and Agnew RUDOLPH STRONG IN Hale Learyerrors WIN TINX 17—-Pittsburgh POUNDS LINGER'S BROWN 10 MISS BONNIE MILLER WINS EATURE MATCH IN was Pittsburgh Sept unable to hit Brennan consecutively to ana unicago won to ine vis day itors knocKedScore: Dickson out 01 R theH box in the sixth E 13 0 Chicago Pittsburgh Batteries— Brennan and Wilson Dickson Walker and Berry a WASHINGTON 10000000—1 0 New on THERE PINCHES T -1 ‘ 7 -where Nil A J8K 2 Batteries— Schultze AToodman and Lavigne Groome Crandall and Simon 'ey ’ - 3 17 2 St V- persistent and — Pennock’s effective to Philadelphiaan Detroit Detroit ’today pitching SCSS X Philadelphia’s 17 OURTH STRAIGHT CONTEST K x s' Carrigan Thomas TOO STRONG THE WILLOW Sept Detroit hitting 0 1 1 r irst & - -but 1 c ’ W s - 1 Dillinger and1 xwfeW 5 it and $ £ 1 1 0 oster 1 0 c ‘Johnson Mathewson Totals Score by Cincinnati York Cleveland Boston Batteries— Mitchell Utah 7 5 - 8 and Athletic 4 7 ‘ SOX by Council i ' : RED 4- ' 1 2 2 17 The Brooklyn lost— their fourth At a meetingof the athletic council Indianapolis to itzpatrick yesterdayafternoon Tommy the second division was elected coach of the 19'14 The visitors' deciding freshman runs came in team the eighth inning 'when Other"names were mentioned Laporte scored on Delehanty’s error and Carr reached but itzpatrick was chosen Nor-gren’s as home on Rausch's single Score: assistant' and will work with the R H Chicago star to help Utah in the fight 1 Indianapolis for the conferencetitle Brooklyn 12 '' Batteries — Whitehouse and Rariden lastitzpatrickworked underCoach Nelly Seaton BluejacketSomers and Land year and gained valuable A ' School Star Elected 3 7 High ormer ? — Pittsburgh—Pittsburgh -I Chicago St Lou is At Buffalo — Buffalo Brooklyn Sept todav ederals straight game to and fell back to ' ' 4- : 4 2 4 5 7 At - New- York Sept 17— New York won another easy victory from Cincinnati 7 today the score being 10 torl Douglass Chicago Battenes — Warhop and Sweeney eight was very wild-walking Benz Lathrop and Schalfc hitting another so that the champions scored with little hitting New 'York's three runs in the fourth were scored withouta hit Burna drew three BY passes and on his last time up hit a home run with two on bases Mathew-!son strong was and allowed Cleveland Sept 17 — Boston opened throughout only six hits Score: its series here by defeating Cleveland to Mitchell pitched poorly and miserably supported On the was other hand oster was very effective and was splendidly backed up in the Ki lifer rf 4 0 1 0 field Barbare recently of the New If 4 1 0 Orleans club made his Cleveland 4 6 Herzog2b ss and drove in only run Cleveland’s 4 5 1 Score: R II E 4 Nlehoff 3b 1 1 menand ELEVEN LEAGUE At InBrooklyn— Brooklyn dianauolfs At Baltimore Baltimore 3? 4- 1 0 UNIVERSITY ' - Cleveland-— Boston At Detroit— Detroit Philadel phia At St Louis 'Wash ington 12 — St Louis Chicago Sept 17 — Peckinpaugh won as when game manager today to New York' defeated Chicago Peckinpaugh assumed the duties of following ’the resignation of manager rank Chance' yesterday ' 1 4- to Place - his first At New York— New York 19 Cincinnati At St Louis Boston— Boston irst'At Philadelphia— game Philadelphia secPittsburgh ond Pittsburghgame Philadelphia At ChiBrooklyn — Brooklyn cago (Ten innings) TO RESHMAN 4 444- 4 MiMiimiaimn ITZPATRICK Drop Second - mu Mil Lose DEEAT TO feating RESHMEN as iunus Yanks GO g SPO RTS a'(Bfe 2 fly-®-Magee 5 7 2 1 ! errors WILLIAMS 4 " E5 9 -At 0 ‘ 148Umpires— 5 WILL DEEND 1 ' 69 75 81 82 89 91 ' 2 ' a ' certainly - required - i ' ’ t - - 1 1 g 3 7 7 g 2 8 - - : ? 1 and-member a defend ' - - ‘ - series ! 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