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CHICAGO. September T. Hmtt hitting at
opportune mnU by Bran u4 Kheckard gava
Chicago the ascand pn of ta MrlM with
Clclnnnrl today.
Score K H R
004 900 001 T 1
Oocljnrd . 400 020 000 0 U 4
Mclatyra Overall and Klac; Oap and
dark.
!KW TOM. September T. Haw Tort defeat-
ad Beaton today j to a Tba local rnna were
daa to alts tar Doyls and Snadgnus and a pair
of trran by Shaaa. Mathewson (truck oat
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New Yark 000 000 02 t 1
rmrk aid Smith: Matheweon aad Mayer.
rariJLOKLPBIA. September T. Philadelphia
won today game In tba lgbth Inning Thaa
poolan made a two-baa bit. aradtng two mm
home.
Scorn B H B
Brooklyn Jon 000 010 7 3
Philadelphia 000 010 02 4 6 1
Knetser and Millar: Ruck and Moran.
PITTSBURG September T. Local anthnal.
asta had mare thaa four bonra of baa-ball to-
day la two long games and with It tha eafle-
faction of seeing Plttabnrg twW overwhelm
St. I aula All ronnd batting by Plttabnrg won
ach game.
BUR
200 822 02 11 It I
.310 000 300 ( 8 5
Lush Zmlch and Bllaa
- B H U
.Or 000 00 11 IT 0
.000 0UU 003 8 8 2
Qolden. Corrldoa and
Plttabnrg
8t. Louis
Adama and Qlbaon;
and Phelps.
Score second game
Plttaburg
Ht. Louis
Lever and Simon:
Phelps.
MACKMEN WON IN TENTH.
Two Errors Lost Pitchers' Duel for
Bed Soz.
American League Played. Won. Lnet. P.P.
Philadelphia 124 86 40 8i8
B.iaton 125 73 S2 884
New York 123 72 M 878
Detroit 12T 72 55 B7
Washington 120 80 70 4.S
C'lrreland 129 33 70 440
Chicago 123 4R 73 30
St. Loula 124 37 87 2k8
iAttociattd Prtts Report.)
BOSTON September 7 Two errors gate Phil-
adelphia a ten Inning game orer Boeton today.
rV-ore R II R
Pblladelplila 000 000 100 12 5 2
Uuetoo (J0 1 0X1 0X10 O- -1 4 2
Bender and Thorn; It. ('olllne and Klelnow.
CLKVK1.ANI) September 7 Clereland bunch-
waagaata fraaMaa--av-)ajiaiai
DOPE BY THE LEADERS
Big League Managers Pick Their Favorite for
World's Championship Honors.
Manager Stalling? of New York.
I don't think that tba baaeball public fully
appreciates the grmtncaa of the Athletics.
I do not want to uodareatlmate tha graat
machine of tba Cubs but I am under the ltn-
predion that Maca s team will be able to go
them one better.
In the twirling staff the Athletics hare an
advantage over the Cuba. I think that Jack
Coomlta la nit Thing the beat of any man In
either organlaatlon. and could make the Cuba
stand on their heads with hl graat speed.
And Bender will find that weather conditions
of Octolter Juet to his liking.
Manager Dahlen of Brooklyn.
It's a tomap betwera tha two. It la hard
to pick a favorite from those two teams. 1
think the Cuba can not be headed for the Na-
tional league pennant at this stage of the game
while the Athletics have the American league
flag cinched. 1 can not a ay that I am at
familiar with MntV players and their atrengtif
aa I am with the Cuba for they are In a dif-
ferent league. On the dope the two teams else
up on even terms. 1 have no doubt that tba
A th let Ice will put up a better fight against the
Oil than letrolt did In 1MT and 1W8. It
looka to me llk- another seven game struggle of
the Plttsburg-Detrolt type which occurred last
tall.
Manager HoAleer of Washington.
1 think It la an even money bet. but person-
ally I am baaing my hopea on the Athletic.
They are a younger team have grand pitcher
and are hitting at a terrific rate. I realise
thst the Cubs are one grand baseball machine
hut think that when the test comes the Alb
letlcs' pitching and hitting will win. The Phil-
adelphia catchers do not rank aa hth as those
of the Culm but they are not children or ltn-Ih-cIIpr.
and if the Cuba start to running wild
on them they are going to atrlke a anag. It
la a mi take to suppose an many aeem to he
doing that all the Cubs have to do la to reach
ftnt. then meander around to third and walk
buise as they please.
Manager Donovan of Boston.
The Athletics should beat the Cuba If tha
two teams play for the world a championship.
As the Cubs have only ono experienced aouth-
p:tw In Pfeioler thev could not hope to do much
acainHt the Athletic who hat freely apRlnut
right -hand era. but Mithpaw are bard for them
tn moItp. It has pri'VtHl that war In the gomes
we pl.ived them and if you look tip the dope
will find il generally so. The Athletics art
going fast just now and have this advantage
over the Culwi they hae uot been riddled
through prevlniirt Utenut to win worhj's
rice like the rub. They don't come back
theae world 'a series w tuners. Look at 11 U
burg and even the Detroit club.
Hugh Duffy of Chicago.
Ph1alsdelplla haa a very fine staff of
twirlera It la not very large but large enough
to beat the Cuba. Both Bender and Coombs
should do great work against the Cubs and
Morgan and Plank can't be counted out of the
running by any rai'anv Chicago has the best
pair of catchers In the count rv and that la
whore the Cubs will Iistc the betr-T of the Ath-
letics. However. Kling sitd Archer will hart
to make pretty fat throws to head off Eddie
Oolites once the younpstcr gets started.
Manager Clarke of Pittsburg.
I ran not very well discuss the outcome f
the world's series between the Cuba and th
Athletics for I do not yet concede that th-
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Hitting x While Doves
Before Christy. '
ad three alaglaa and a double two stolen usee
and a aaaa In tba alitb Inning today and won.
Score DDI
Cleveland 000 004 00 4 10 1
Detroit 000 010 2003 8 1
Mitchell and Lang: Mullln and Btaaage.
WABHINOTON. September 7. Johnson had
the better of Qulnn today In a pitcher' battle
ana waanington oereatea ew lurk.
Score R
Waehlnaton 000 000 11" 2
Hew York too 000 ( 1
Jobnaan and Beckendorf and Aluamtth
and Sweeney. j
St. Loola-Oaleago rain.
R B
5 3
5 0
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TEIPLED IN ELEVENTH.
Wagner Cleared Bases for Mobile in
Extra Session.
Southern lagite
New Orleana
Birmingham
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Naahrllle
Mobile
Montgomery
Mempbla
Plared. Won. Lnat. P.O.
. l.!0 2 4S 831
. 131 7 M IV0
. 12N m M M
. 120 60 478
. 120 .V) 71 430
. 128 38 70 444
. 131 38 73 443
. 131 37 74 4.-IS
LAssociattd Prtu Report.)
' BIRMINGHAM September 7 Toraleekl
acored a dlatlnct rlclory orer Heaa tht after-
noon. The game abounded In eeneatlonal field-
ing. The rtaltore' defeat rm due to the atrength
of Coealeakl In the plnchea.
Score B .H
New Orleana 1 . .ono 000 000 0 R 0
Birmingham o-jo 100 no- -3 0 1
Heaa and Lafltte: :oTaleeki and Klllott.
NASHVILLE. September 7.--W1th the banea
fall In the elerenth Inning. Wagner hit for a
triple and Mobile won a hard fought game from
Naahrllle today.
Score B H B
Naahrllle loi oon 1100 00- 2 7 0
Mobile 010 100 OOP 08 8 3
Bern hard and Sea ba ugh; Flalier and Dunn.
BATTING EYE STILL GOOD.
Ty Cobb It Confined to Room With
an Inflamed Optic.
(Associated Hreis Report.)
CLEVELAND. Ohio Heptember T. That
Tyrua Oob. nutflelil4-r oo the Detroit Ameri-
can learue team la in daujrer of loalnit the ue
of hla rlftit tV traa the atiDOunreinent inatle
by Manager Hugh Jennluga of the Detroit
team today. Cobb did not come here with ilie
Tlgjert. for the wrleg which op-arm today but
remained tn Datrolt to conault a specialist.
(Associated Press Report.)
DETROIT. Mich.. Septeniber 7. ArrordJ.ii
to Ty Cobb'a physician the. present Inflam-
mation la but a trifling; matter bnt the player
haa been ordered to take a reat. A few daii
are expected to remofe the trouble with proper
rent and care.
An examination of Cobb' eye disclosed that
t he fa rootle ba ttma n nae bnt one eye In b t -ting.
Hla left eye la normal but the right
la near-alghted and Is partly cloaed when he
atanda at the plate.
v tint m mm
Cuba hare won. or are going ro wfn fhe Ra-
tions! league pennant. I think the Pirates still
have a chance t wtn Th Athletics are ittM.ii;
but 1 think the Pirates If they get a chance
to meet Mack s tea m . wu Id he v i-torlous I
concede to Conule Mack one of the lest pltclt-
4ng staffa In the country but I think the Pirates
would overbalance him in other department.
The Cuba measure up to the Athleth-n in pitch-
ing and If they should win 1 thlmk I would
pin my faith to the old leaguers.
- Manager Charles Dooin of
of Philadelphia.
I don't think the Athletics will be able to
trim the Cuba although I have a great deal of
respect for Connie Mack's men. The Cuba will
win because they have had more ei.erience.
Their team play is les likelv to go to pieces In
a pinch. Plank. Coombs aQd Bender are great
pitcher but they will meet their ma tea lu
Overall. Reulbach. Brown and Cole. The Pc-
trolta were easy because thev lacked good catch-
ing material. The Athletics are xtrong in this
department. I look for a hotly contested and
Interesting series.
Manager Clark Griffith Cincinnati
1 think the Cubs will win from the Athletics
in the coming world's series if the two teams
clash. The Cuba are an older team and their
team play will cut a great flcure. If Heulhaet.
continues to improve the Cuba will not have
to worry about their pitching staff for with
Brown Cole. Real bach and Overall to depcud
upon thay will sail along with colors flying.
Muggsy McOraw of New York.
I believe the Cuba are better than ever lie-
cause they have cons back after losing tbs
pennant last year. I can not see that the
Athletics are so much better off than thev were
tn 1W6 when we beat them with case. I pl-k
the Cuba to win the world's series from ths
Athletics.
Among the Big Leagues
The Philllea nateeri Brooklyn In ine National
yeslerdaj anil Ihereuj l.mseii Die Kills back Into
Ibe second dlvlnfnn again.
If eighteen Plratea In two games and aliteeo
Inning made tacnlj nine bits off four pitcbera
Yeeterdaj bow many awate did llonus get!
There is nothing the matter with Archer's work
on first for the Cuba. He has been plaving star
hall and Is (lelng Husk no cause to strain hlm-
eilf to get back In the game.
Chief Bender added anotiier Tletorr toward
hi coYeted record. Walter Johnson also took
on another. When all Is said and .lone tbe
Natloiial'a present position Is due nlmost entirely
to McAleer and Jobnaon.
Dooin and Griff are fighting neck and neck for
tbe upper berth and It Is shout an ereo propo-
sition. But the raillles were earlr picked to
finish hettrr than ther are certain to do now.
and for their paper strength. I)ooln la the
fatorltr slightly.
Of the seven cluhs that achlceed victory In
the major leagues yesteiday six won out by one
nin. Pittsburg's douhle win from the far-da waa
the onlT ooe-alded affair. In tbe American the
Athletics were the only first division club to
win aa well as the only visitor.
Thejr have their trouhks higher up too. The
Reds are registering a loud and persistent howl
against the umpiring of Rial r and Ktusll' in
SaturrtaT'a game with the Pirates. Jack ilnler
ascribes tke defeat to the eirellei.t team worls
of Rlgler and Ensile for Pittsburg.
The Reds made thirteen bits and led .iff with
four runs and then could not wlu. That game
see-aawed urettlly. Cincinnati made four tallica
In the first. Chlcsgc msde four la the third.
Then the Cnhs nent ahead with two In tbe
fourth. Tli. Reds ad.'ed two In the fifth. After
that Chicago won in the ninth with a lonely
score.
Mobile occupied the cellsr In the .Southern from
April tn Tuesday evening. Thev then sent
Memphla to the bottom and now the coast town
la on a meteoric rise. Yesterdav thev passed
Montgomery and a victory todav from Naalivllte
will put tiiem at tbe top of the first dlvllou.
llow M that for a club that has Iteen a tsll ender
all eeaeonr From eighth to fourth In lure
daya.
In aplte of I he Reds' kick orer Rlglcr's work
his umpe ahowed Clarke Ortfllth one courteous
action. In the first Nundav game with the
Pirates Sugga ws badly l.nrl at tle plate when
coming home on a wild pilch l.y Camnlta. tirlff.
who la under aarpenslon aud not allowed on the
field mingled with the plavers -round the
fallen Ued. but Hlgler re fuse. 1 to notice that he
waa on the field.
Three yeir. ago New Orleans started on a
trip which waa the last uf the scsson with a
eeven game lead over the field They returned
half a game to tha good aud loet the iicunatit.
It la seemingly Impossible for the Pelicans to
hoe tbe rag now. but I hey arc faclug exactly
the same nrtujoaltlon with the rnd of tlic season
bnt ten days off. Mesnwhile the club faces
Ita atrongeat rivals and has alresdr dropiied two
In a row. la Frank to be the victim of circum-
stance again:
The great and oaly Matty pegs along In tha
aame old way and pays no attention to what
-- aaja but outa ap to beat braad
a w a
plteklaaT k kaowa hw aad It 1 aw pis-win
aoat of tba time. But oaca w twtea ha geta
awmpad aad the kaoeketa aaal aat theie Httla
uamnMia aaa aar Matty will qmt next
A aar Matty will quit Bait eeaena
has-beea. Wkereapeai Carta ty 4om
oollsh Ilka f.naln aiaas. nf fraal
ra am a nae-D
soanethiat foolish
I-akt's hopernh) and the anvil caoraa aaanaoa rJka
iMtaa a noperaia
foolish mooay.
Now that the Southern lea roe ran la aaartr
over and that la little real dovjM aa t tha
outcome Intereat around the kaMi centers la tha
lerdera of next year Four of the present atari
ngere are certain to be retained Frank of New
Orleans. Bernbard of Nashville. Jordan of At-
lanta and Mole worth of Birmingham. Montgom-
ery's fraachlee wavers la the baUaee and th.
statu of Dobba at Chattanooga la uncertain.
Reed will be succeeded at Mobile and It la ru-
mored that Memphla haa at leaat tired of Charlie
Habb and that Bed Fisher will take hla place.
Exelualve of yeaterday'e game Walter Jobnaon
haa struck out 200 batters tor the aeaaoa. Rob.
Waddell holds tbe record for the largest num-
ber In one season with Sul. Juhason should
pitch at leaat eight more game au3. If be can
average five faua to the game whleb abould
not prove difficult be trill easily surpass Wad-
dell's record. There la no possibility for a
twlrler In either league to catch him thle aaa-
aoB. In his Hat aday victory over th. Athletic
he fanned three pinch hlttere sent In by Connl.
Mack In auccesalon Harteal. Uauaar and Laipp.
Red Downey la among those' tn bad with th.
National commission. Garry Hermann recently
banded down three decisions and among tneea
la one which vitally Interest th Oklahoma
f layer who succeeded Doe Andrews a. bead at
he Indian trine. The Brooklyn club was award-
'ed a claim of tot) against Downey who we
taken South with the team laet spring and
given that amount advance money. In March
ne waa sold to the Oklahoma club bat never re-
turned the amount advanced evidently having
the Idea that coin In the pocket I meant to
-lay there a good old Irlah belief. He haa re-
fused to reply to letter and telegrams from
the Nnllonal commission concerning repayment
and Hermann has Instructed Secretary Farvell
to place him upon the Ineligible list if payment
la not made by September 8.
BIG LEAGUE HTCHIira.
Bender and Fhillippi Head Their
Eespective Organization
Tbe big league pitching average of lt week'
show that there la nothing that can compare with
Big Chief Bender on bla circuit. Coombe of hla
own club 1 near him and Ford and Karger are
close up but Mack'a atar la tbe best of them alL
The club leaders in the America ere Bender of
the Athletics Ford of New York Karger of th
Red Sox. Donovan of Detroit. Walker of Wash-
ington. Joaa of Cleveland. White of Chicago and
I.lnke of the Browne.
Phllllppl nf Plttabnrg haa no real rival la th
National aa he haa lost but ob game. The
club leader besidca ulm are Cole uf Chicago.
Mathewson of New Tork McQuillan of Philadel-
phia Rowan of Cincinnati. Lush of the Cardl-
nala Barger of Brooklyn and Mattern of Boston.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Pitchers Cluba OWL SO BB H Ar.
Cries. St. Louis 4 1 0 6 6 7 10U0
Hunt Boeton 2 0 S 8 13 1UU0
Bender. Athletics W 21 5 148 44 170 MO
Coombs. Athletics 3.'i U 7 171 88 185 77
Ford .New York 2 18 6 KM 63 144 760
Karger Boston 22 12 4 00 43 135 7 AO
Atklus. Athletics 13 3 1 22 23 47 750
Donovan Detroit 18 12 S 83 48 131 706
Wlllett. Detroit 32 14 7 67 66 148 87
Hall Boaton Su 12 6 70 63 117 607
Mullln. Detroit 28 17 8 73 78 18 664
Plank. Athletics 32 10 8 13 62 1X6 640
Morgan Atlilrtlce 81 IS 8 124 103 102 625
Vaughn. New York.. 21 10 6 83 87 140 B25
Clcotte Boston 30 14 8 81 76 184 808
Fisher. New York 12 3 2 27 14 05 600
C. Smith. Boston 22 10 7 4S 32 17H 68
ynlnn. New York 28 14 10 61 44 186 9U
K. Collins. Beiton... 20 11 8 81 28 162 578
Walker. Washington. 22 8 7 04 62 124 663
Johnson. Washington. 30 1 15 257 60 220 645
Kaler. Cleveland 4 2 2 10 11 25 600
Warhop. New York... 28 11 11 60 68 181 800
Joaa. Cleveland 13 5 5 48 18 83 500
Krauac. Athletics H 36 26 62 B00
Parnoll. Detroit 10 w 3 18 14 40 600
Lang Chicago 14 3 t 3 33 48 600
Wood. Boeton 23 8 8 84 43 98 600
White. Chicago 26 10 11 75 40 1B 476
Brisling. Washington. 24 8 10 44 43 102 474
Llnke. St. Louis 25 6 7 R5 63 154 482
Falkenberg Clevel'd. 31 10 12 104 72 223 465
llarknees. Cleveland. 1 4 5 48 42 103 444
Lake. St. Louis 31 11 14 128 68 201 440
Young. Cleveland 20 7 8 57 28 148 437
Walsh. Chicago 39 14 Is 214 63 20K 437
W. Mitchell. Clevel'd 2K 6 8 69 43 117 429
Hughes. New York... 18 5 7 64 81 120 417
liroom. Wsshlngton . . . HO 11 16 83 78 203 407
tiray. Washington 26 8 12 H6 48 100 400
Olmstesd. Chicago... 23 5 8 30 38 110 385
Summers Detroit 23 7 12 09 53 108 868
Powell. St. Louis 21 7 1 2 50 31 118 8
Ray. St. Louis IS 4 7 28 41 121 304
Stroud. Detroit 24 5 8 OO 37 112 357
Koesmer. Cleveland.. 21 5 9 31 47 119 Hfi7
Works. Detroit 11 2 4 16 21 37 833
F. Smith Boston 20 5 10 48 33 102 333
Scott. Chicago S3 6 13 91 68 146 316
Pelty St. Imla 23 5 11 89 60 138 81"
I. Young. Chicago 10 2 6 18 24 50 250
Fsnwcll. Clevelsnd... 10 2 6 18 24 SO 250
Klnsella. 8t. Lonle... 8 1 S 10 14 57 250
Bailey. St. Louis 30 2 13 72 88 ISO 118
Dygert. Athletics 11 0 3 23 23 43 000
Ms honey. Boston I .. .. 2 3 5 0O0
D. Mitchell. New York 1 .. .. 0 0 1 000
I.oudell Detroit 2 . .. 1 4 4 00l
DeMott. Cleveland... 2 0 2 3 4 21 0O0
Otey. Waahington 4 .. .. 4 1 6 000
Hall. St. Louie A 0 8 13 15 81 000
Mover. Washington... 8 0 1 1 6 11 000
NATIONAL LF.Atll'E.
Pitchers Clubs O W I. SO BB H Av.
Rrennan. Philadelphia 12 1 0 lo 16 40 1000
Hnrke. Boston 13 1 0 15 18 : 1000
Dickson. New York... 10 1 0 9 8 26 1OO0
I'hllllppi. Pittsburg... 211 12 1 23 4 83 823
Cole. Chicago 27 17 8 87 84 124 850
Kvans. Boston 13 3 1 10 27 30 750
Mathewson New York 31 21 8 135 55 230 724
Pflester Chicago 12 5 2 30 20 6 714
Crandall. New York.. 31 7 3 49 27 112 700
Ketilbach. Chicago 16 9 4 32 28 too 682
White. Pittsburg 2" 10 3 40 03 118 1187
M Brown. Chicago... 3o 18 10 108 o3 199 643
Oreiall. Chicago 17 9 5 65 30 79 4S
McQnillan Phllsdel. 24 10 (1 71 .VI 109 625
Kowan. Cincinnati... 34 11 7 83 81 181 611
Knelxer. Brooklyn ... 11 3 2 28 38 70 600
Marquard. New York. 8 n 23 24 35 XH)
Suggs. Cincinnati 29 13 10 67 38 213 Oral
Richie. Chicago 30 10 7 49 54 120 688
K. Moore Pulladel... 36 13 11 127 98 173 377
Llefleld Pittsburg... 31 12 9 30 52 137 671
Dnicke New York... 25 9 7 04 46 108 503
Oaspar. Cincinnati... 3(1 14 II 44 111 194 600
Ames. New York 27 1 1 9 76 65 143 550
Wiltse. New York 27 11 9 57 42 170 650
Mclnlvre. Chicago 20 8 7 50 40 100 583
Adams. Pittsburg 24 8 8 48 44 155 528
Camnlts. Pittsburg .. 32 11 10 108 50 202 524
Lush. St. L'Uls 29 12 11 41 62 186 522
Barger. Bnsiklyn 29 13 12 62 87 201 620
Msttem. Bost.m 40 13 13 74 90 225 600
Msddox. Pittsburg... 18 3 3 29 23 71 600
Foxen. Chicago 18 4 3 29 43 SO 600
F. Miller. Rrooklyn.. 1 1 2 14 25 600
Kwlng. Philadelphia.. 26 11 11 71 67 178 600
Harmon. St. loula... 35 12 13 08' 88 170 480
Hums. Cincinnati.... 24 8 8 43 31 140 471
Sallce. St. I.ouls 18 7 9 4(1 25 loft 437
Moren. Philadelphia.. 27 10 13 64 A3 178 435
Stack. Pblladelplila.. 16 5 7 27 28 90 417
Sbettler. Philadelphia 19 2 3 42 37 68 400
Ferguson. Boston 13 2 3 18 25 54 400
Beebe. Cincinnati 28 8 13 72 67 147 881
Rurker. Brooklyn 32 11 18 102 63 220 379
Leever. Pittsburg 20 3 3 29 17 78 375
Willis. St. I-ouls 32 7 12 60 68 211 868
Corrldon. St. I.ools. . 20 7 13 48 55 154 350
Frock. Boston 35 8 16 63 70 182 333
Bell. Brooklvn 85 8 18 77 63 183 321
C Brown. Boston 87 8 17 65 70 163 320
Wllhesm. Brooklyn... 15 3 7 17 18 87 800
Bichmsn. St. Louis.. 25 3 36 48 106 273
S.-aiilon. Rrooklyn 25 4 11 77 77 140 27
Curtis. B.mton 86 7 21 59 106 208 2S0
lVssnn. Brooklyn 12 0 2 18 26 43 000
1'feffer. Chicago 11 .. .. 8 12 32 000
Benton. Cincinnati... 8 .. 1 12 11 28 000
Ziiil-h. St. Louts 6 0 3 11 18 SO 000
Raleigh. St. Ixnila 3 .. .. 2 1 8 000
Hcver. St Imls 8 .. .. 1 6 4 000
Mercer. Pittsburg 1 .. .. 1 2 0 000
Chamber St. Ionia. 1 .. .. 0 0 1 000
Slaughter. Phllsdel... 2 .. .. 2 6 8 000
Crable St. louls 1 .. .. 1 4 S 000
GIANTS CONGRATULATED.
Maloney and His Hen Heoeired
Telegrams From Friends.
According to the Dallas Newa telegram of
congratulation over winning the championship
of th Texas 1r?up wore showered on owner
tiardner Minntcr Ma loner and the players of
th- Dallas club from practically every part of
TeHn as well as from other State yeyerday.
Those mcKftaarn Indicate that the Dallas team
nan! the lt wtnhea of a majority of the fane
In this part of the country. One of the most
noteworthy telegrams received waa algued by
1'mplrc Wilson Matthews aad owner Morris
Block the latter of the San Antonio team. The
meansge read:
' ' 'juigra I ula t Ions on c lean baseba 11 and Tle-
torr ov it gmne ojimments. Ma looey dtervee
( imjUloriblc credit. '
Sonic of the other telegrams received were:
"t'onjrrHttilatloiiN for tiardner and tSirley.
Hoimton got Its Just dues." Jtm Nolan. Ual-
vi'sttm. "Congratulations for Maloney and tha bunch."
Luther Bi.rlinou Ktephenvllle.
"Contrrs tulfitlnns from myself and hoys. We
did the best we could." Manager Krank Den-
nelly. (IslTentor. team.
"f'ttngmtulallons. Did my best. Glad to see
you win." Pitcher Brady (la Ives too team.
"Murphy ua me In congratulatluna. Send
(croup picture soon as psatb.e." Brlce loaklns
sporting editor St. Louts Star.
"IMtchcr McAdams and Bnots Gordon send
coutirnt illations to you- and your men. Sent
from Waco. No signature attached.
"Consratulations Jim. for 1 waa pulling for
you some. All San Antonio was with you. Con-
gratulations to Joe and the team bnt It ta
for yon. Jlmmle. all the thae." Harry Abies
p(trhvr San Antonio team.
"The ShrcveiMirt club ei tends Ita heartiest con-
grstnlaiionrt." Gear aud Krllch.
"1 rongrMulate the deer-alaytng kid on win-
ning the pennant." R. 8. Wakefield. Wichita
Falls
"Dallas team certainly made a brave light
Accept my congratulations." Red (tome rv ills
Ktrt Arthur.
"UeaxUeit congratulation far tn ujrm nag
- TUUBBDAT MORNING. SEPTEMBER S.
School - Time Clothes for the Boys
Money-Saving Parents will hiring their hoys here this week
School clothes are going at prices that will save you enough to buy the little fellows books
-Boys' School Suits
The best Boys' Clothes made fancy woolens in cor-
rect weight and style for the opening of school-
Stout sturdy stylish Knick-
er Suits selling like this:
$10.00 SUITS
$5.00
$7.50 SUITS
$3.75
$500 SUITS
$2.50
Boys Shirts
Of madras and percale in neat
patterns sires 12 to 14;
' Boys Blouses
The soft collar ones
and dark shades of
jolid blue chambray;
nzes 6 to 16
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honor of victory la tbs area l est pennant battle
aver fought la th Sooth. N. D. Haven. Oreen-
vlll. President Alln of the Texas league wired con-
Cntulattoo to Owner Uardner and Manager
e toner.
Locally tbe players and all connected with
the Giant were kept huay every minute they
were on th tret shaking hand and accept-
ing zprelon of praise and congratulations.
Congratulation from Houston and Fort Worth
ar conanlcnoua by their absence. Sen. tui
Morris might be willing to extend their good
wishes to Mslonay and majority of hi. men
but they declare they would not feel called
upon to do o for Gardner.
YATES CASE DECIDED.
National Cosuniuion Baled Aairut
St Louis Cardinals.
Heim Post Special.)
CINCINNATI. Ohio. Heptembr 7. The Na-
tional commJOTloB tfcla afuroooo 4ec1tVd tb cbm
of P1tyr R. Tatm of th Dallas club a fa in it tba
St. Loola Oardtnala aa4 ataUd that Playef
Tataa baa baaa a trm ajnt aiot June 1. Thl
player aara tha comntaaton. contpnda that ba
waa a mmbar of the 8t. Looli National leacua
clnb tiDtll the flnt of June laat. when he re-
ceived hia mncoBdltlonal releaae and that la
this release waa an option to recall the same;
that on Jraika 8 be rpceired a talecram from
Breaaahaa to report to the ZaDas clnb Imme-
diately which he did. aa h thoufht tbe Rt-
txnila club bad a rlfbt to recall bla releaee
and were eeodlnf blm to the Dallas chin for a
try out.
He state further that be waa not offered a
contract by the Dallas club as tber thought
be was under contract with the St. Louis club.
(It also slates that tbe sstarr he rcelTfd
from the Dallas club waa lees than that pro-
vided for in hii St. Loula contract. He altto
states that Uf has coramaalcatod with the St.
Louie club relative to this matter but receivao;
no reply from them until the first of last month
when Mr. Robinson Informed htm that he was
a free afent and that the St. Louis club bid n
suthorlty to put tn the option to recall hU
releaae.
LAErGE PURSE OFFERED.
Indianapolis Will Han? Dp $25100
for an International Event.
(Associated Press Report.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. September T. Official
of th Indlanspolla motor speedway today an-
nounced plans for an automobile race to be run
May 27. 1911. la which American care will be
pHted against the best of Europe for a prime of
S25.100. The contest aa announced will he for
500 miles and Is to be known aa the "Indian
spoils motor speedway 500-mile International
sweepstskes."
The purse offered la double any In the his-
tory or motor rscinfr and Is divided Into icu
narts. tbe driver winning first will he awarded
$10000. the largest pria ever offered a motor
race winner; second. $AO00. and on dawn ti
SoOO for the driver finishing tenth. In addition
a trophy will be flren for each posltl.m.
Entries will be limited to car showing a
record at least seventy mile an hour. The cars
must be under M cubic Inches displacement and
weigh at learit 2.100 pounds. American Automo-
bile association rules will govern.
C. G. Fisher president of the speedway man-
agement aald today that the representative nf
the course In Europe bad been notified aud
would begin soliciting foreign entries at once.
The entry blanks are being printed and mnny
will be mailed out to factories before the we. I
ends.
GOLF TOURNEY AT MEMPHIS.
George C. Oliver of Birmingham
Won the Buntyn Trophy Cup.
(Associated Prns Report.)
MEMPHIS Tenn.. September 6.- While the
prlnclpsl trophy went to a visiting player. Georjre
C. Oliver of Biimlngham. who defeated J. V.
Rdrtngton rf Memphis 4 ap and .1 to piny in
the contest for the Buntyn cup and for the loweat
qualifying score local golfers gathered the
greater number of honor fa the concluding play
today -if the Memphla County club's uviti'a
tournament.
The Junior Buntvn cup went to W. P Maurv
of Memphis In the drlvlna contest for the 1
Kota cup. A. H. Mallory of Memphis won with
a score of 75 over J. H. Doughty of Mcmpttis
Irvln Slaasey. Jr.. can tu red the Junior trophy In
this event. The lowest net score for the tour-
nament. AT. wai tamed In by C. M. Tyson ol
K doit I lie. Tenn
Other trpbv wlnaers wr
Team cup Memphis Oonntrv clnb team. J. P.
Edrlngton. A. H. Mallory D. 8. Weaver and Ir
ill. Mnssey jr
hhrlby cup. i j. waieoa. Birmingrjam. f. T.
Cames. Memphis runner-up.
Junior Sheft
ny cup raoi u
Paul Dlllard. Memphis.
R. J. Dnnn. Blrmluarham.
Chickasaw cap. W
K. V. Cociiran. Mempnia runner up.
Janlor t' hick a saw cup W. F. Omberg Mem-
phis. George I. Drew cup. J. P. R. Whittle. Mem
pbls. L. M. Watts Nashville runner up.
Junior Drew cup. W. P. Battle. Memphla.
OLDFIELD IS RULED OUT.
Automobile Auooiation Would Not
Acoept Hii New Mile Record.
Astociattd Prtts Rtporl.)
SEW TORK. September t Th ofrtrlal ar
ramobll reeerd at oa mil. oa a rlmtle.r track
la Mill be Id br Ralpa De Palma. who made it
la 50 5 Mcoad Rep ten bee II. IMS at Mlnne.
apolla drlrlna a Flat ear. Altkcwh seeeral split
eerond wau-hee caaaTht Baraee Oldfleld's time
at 50 '.' S aeoiada In hi first trial last Moedaj at
the Brlfhtno Beach track for a Dew remrd and
at V 4 5 aeeonda la a later attempt th contest
board t the America aatninnblle sseorlall.n
aanounced todar that It would Dot allow a
record because It la their rale that contests of
one rail and un.ler np to flee ail lea must be
timed bj aa autosaatte alactrle or mechanical
aatlca. .
-innr n.iv r.r.r.r r.i
1EE2 IZD. E-CI
FOR
FOR
FOR
in light
madras and
50c
WHITE IN THE LEAD
MADE GOOD SHOWING FOR $10.-
000 PRIZE.
Glenn Curtiss Leads in Accuracy
Test in His Aeroplane at Harvard-Boston
Meet.
CAtsociatid Prtts RtptrL.
BOSTON September 7. Over land and sea
Claude Orahrae White of Rnfland sailed out of
Boston llfht aud returned late today In hla
Blerlot monoplane the flrat competitor for the
Olobe $10000 prUe the blue ribbon ereot of tha
Marrard B.alon aero meet at Atlanllc. Thr-
oe rae was f thirty three mile. cnslslln of
JUL0 I'' .1"V"V mt" tra'ht down
mlle.e "" 0B 0OUrM m'kr tn" "''
Tb. Englishman established s mark of rorte
heferl";!. 1 wf on. h'lh " not bettere
rteVkhn i rWT Tu"""- "leht. will
ffl'e blm the hlf prlle.
It was the diet clear dsr of the meet with
the wind renin- from twelve to fourteen miles
an hour earl.r and jradually softcnlna t ellit
miles towsrd sunset.
.t to the (light to the Boston 1IM. Inter
est centered durlnc Hie fstcrnoon on the loftr
rllmhs of Johnstone snd Bmokllns of the Wright
msri's Wn'"- WDO ""t after altitude
Glenn H. Curtlsa did three circuit of tha
one and three quarter mile course In 9 minutes
2t s seconds.
White at the same time made his trial In
the accuracy test and In landing made the
first mark In that er.nt KS2 feet .1 Inches from
a given point. In his Fsnnsn biplane. A little
later he brought out his Blerlot monoprtne and
whipped around the course In a speed event
doing tb. trick In (I rulnntes 15 3 A Mimda'
wlil.-h wap 14 J .l seconds slower thst the best
time for the event made hr him on Mondav.
Immediately sfterward he started In his Blerlot
fur Boston light.
JoLintonc hud completed his alfltnde rllgbt
Just nret;..us to the ascent of Bmoklne and
hlte. having nude at the same time the heat
nark In duration of the meet 1 hour 47 min-
ute 24 2 'i seconds.
lilenn n Curtiss put In a new mark In the
accuracy event near the close of tbe dar mak
inj a lfndlnc within sixty-three feet and tea
Imbes of the mark bettering White's msrk hv
almot lort feet.
PANTHERS DISBANDED.
Tn-.w TTT a TJl - T a f a
j iun vvuiLu jrinycrs xi c pan ior jis-
xant nomeg.
An exoritis of ball players from the Texas
league Is dw In progress. Every outgoing train
la carry lwt one or more son of alug and h!nj--
an.l K is easy enough to spot them out of the
traveler. At hat bag or a uniform bag Tn th
let jr!ie away hut the tanne1 face also help
t' r-'Tcal the liae of occupation la which the
traveler was engaged during the summer.
Hv ttila morntnc a mairltr of the PantheM
have left for other part" Last olght's trains
took fully a thin! away and some did not wait
1liat lui.i;
Klvrrlln" leit for Ohio from rsllfis. He will
return t- Petjn state university when the full
term beiriTia. 1.1 k a II tue other Fort Worth
Ih.-r. I. h is t..n r-ueivtil fur oext sea.on
r r.-l M.-on- left la-.t night for Davenport
Iowa. Nut will probably return about ('hrlslmaa.
If I can make arrantrementa to svt ivir I want
tr. ret'ir'i to the South " said Fred. "The win-
ters tie in r wav ar aetiint t'"" cold for any
tm "
Mr iunv cuat'h the I'-tiytt-chnlc college ha-
lall tejim i.t uprliiir. anl ft letTer coach could
not br- -curi-tl
K'm t r4le an John Henry Fillman hsvs
ST trt i on their wav to Arkansas. Pfllman will
le enuI'e. in :i hnttenl-ahery all winter but
(N-yl- h.i- Inter nt- ot hl own to attend t".
He a farmer on no mul scale and during
tb- "ff month he hny plartning ahead. !!
wil" raie about tubs tf cott-tn on uls farm
thik Ti'.ir
Hill I.t iimore has entered business n Paris
ami mil .lo ii'i lk'r tn k- p l.amar county peo-
ple Hiii'pllil nltli all the lattst things lu neck-
wear hat and men's Ut'V-ltie
l Kav retrrn- t- San Augelo.
t iiH'lf.- i aih-rford will iend the winter
In I 'll Worth
AW Jelli'j will Uvs tn Jouetoro. Ark. until
a new aea on beel ns.
Karl Snupp hs so many Jobs In view that
he tlot'H not know yet what to ilo. Me plajcd
ball the greater part of laat wlntr. so may
Lot tackle that occupation axaiu until nit
a I r in?
iirll.h-ns left last r.lght fr fhlcago. After
lookltur the WUniy Citv rr and weeing that It
la In condition the wllent one will travel in
Onavllle. S V .. where lie In pre! ty much It
nnmnd the cunir store. He -pen.N a part of
hla time in Jaiueatoi ti. N Y
K I tcb. na tll live In K -rt Worth lie baa
signed up with an expres cmpany to keep hln
bn s v
Sam Stovall will m-lnter In San Antonio ami
may hare brother George and his wife aa gueatrt
part f the time.
Snf"H Unrk has started -n bl way to t-'hi
the llrooklt-n Tndlcy ImU-r- H c ti I M
Ko t" li.dlunai-'hri. but Kbliets piille-1 off some
kind f s .leal with t'lm.le t'uri B :rk i! !..
the Idea of see! tiff tile Knt. ainwa... and i- glad
to get the clmn- e.
Manacer Morn.
a-ll 1 be a rn-nilr of tbe home
grard tht wither
Burieaon will
sinter at Commerce. Texas.
The Rockets Won.
The Ro.At-ts defVafed the Suburban t.anVn
nine at IVsrlnn'l 'o a brilliant ninth Innlnlt
rallr Sunday aftcrn.n.
Score " 11 E
Rockets 0" 010 1 " 3
Suburban Oanlens .taai 1 li 0U2 S 5
Batterlea lUJese and Ballluger: AnwW sd
Okrer.
"Haf 'Win'
w-asav-asnasa asBMMnaiasaygsnBBBBTevayasn
1910.
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IVE
Wash Suits at Half
The little fellows just entering school will wear
Wash Suits. Pretty and practical ones on sale like
this
JOE BOY AND BIZ
WON TWO EVENTS AT CHASTER
OAK PARK.
Orleans and Huiky Harry Broko
Badly in the First Heat and
Were Outdistanced.
HARTFORD Conn.. September T. la th
Grand CI rent t race at Charter Oak park ta-
ds? tbe 2:12 pace and th 1 14 trot wsre won
reanectlTely bj tot B07 and Blaa. each In
atralght heata. -
Weather condlttoD (ran Meal. Flea started
In the first heat of tb I II trot bat Orleen
and Iltiakr Harrr brok hadl7 and wr d la-
tine wl. Blaa and Berraldo had It oat la close
hnis bea In both heat. Bla wtaalnf each.
Ollre F ws third.
The o.2 pace with oalT three atartera wa
eaar for Joe Boy Mike Wilcox taking second
money and Dr. Foa third.
The racing committee haa decided upon tb
following prog ram for Tha red sf :
2:20 trot. 2:0ft Charter Oak 110000 etake.
2:0o pace and 2:11 trot.
Today'a snmmarr:
2:14 trot purse $1000
Rise 1 1
Berraldo 2 2
Ollre F 8 8
Beat time. 2:10 1-4
2:12 pace purs $1009
Joe Boy . . . 1 1 J
Mike Wllooi I J J
Dr. Fox 8 8 8
Beat time. 2:11 1-4.
Items of Every Day Sport
A. A. tfaaoti. (brmaaly connected with tha
afissooti Normal school haa been engaged ro
coat-h the Tnlane unlreralty football eleren this
fall annoancement being also made by Man-
ager Data that the team will In Tad e Kentucky
for the first time with fames scheduled at
renrral of Kentucky and University of Ken
tuckj.
Twenty Bine members of tha navy football
aquad will report at Anna poll a for practice Sep
tember 23. The members of tbe aquad are King
Erwln. Loft in Carey Douglas McCaughney
Merrlng Scott. Wright Zenor Abbott lalton
Cnllln Edgar Rimer. Hall Hunter Shaw.
Bowell Wakeman Weems. Whltinr. Austin
Cochran Fens Miller. Relnlager Rodea and
Yaodkloot.
Some of tbe English representatlTes of Amer-
ican feel that they hart been rather badly
ailing ine lad lag lmka Mulllns who represents
Hilly Papke here and also the manager of Ray
Bnnson. Both men had mstrhes all made and
aliened for their American proteges only to lean
that they hare Jolued the Yankee eiMus to tbe
Antlnodea and. If they come h"re at alt. It will
not be until neit spring. It Is understood hre
that Harry Lewis will be the first arrival
itiDotig the American boxers who are to con-
trtlmte to the aeason'a pugilistic gaiety In Tjxf
land.
Digger Stanley. Engl and 'a bantam champion
will be the neit of the En ell ah lexers to Invade
America. Stanley goes with do definite plana
atatiut the Immediate future and uuderatandlug
full well that the fight game In the Htatea Isnl
what It might be. Tht-re are several Ameri-
can bantams who might be taken op. with the
chances gtnd that liU flrat appearance) on the
other aid will be ajrainst bis old friend Jimmy
Walsh of Boston. Mmss. This pair have met
hioq aeveral ocrsaion. have always put ap a
S'.Nul contest and lionors between thera are even.
. tanley has some prvllmlnaxi negotlatlona with
I'al Moore but foutid that J2A pounds ringside.
Instead of 118 ptruiula. was the beat the Pbtla-tl-lphla
boxer woulil offer.
The St. I.eger the laat of the five classics for
3ysr"Ufs. will be run at iHnicaster. Enflaud.
tt.ls afternoon over a course of oue mile six
furlongs sud 132 yards making It the longest
of the are for the Derby is but a mile and tlie
oilier three classics are at Intermediate dis-ta.ii-ee.
It prooilses to be a great race a far better
one. in fit-t than that of last season when
Haysrdo. an ot1d-Ki favorite with Danny Ma her
iil. led at the finish by a length and a half with
M i noru. I lie k i ug's Deny si nner a u1 econd
choice no tiettt-r titan fourth six lens tha lehtnd.
Kugtaud ta -t 1 11 In mourning . utBcUlb over tbe
dea th of K 1 ng Ed want hut . iit-vert heless as
much emhuitaMn prtvalls over the ra- and Its
proep.vt-1 ha Is fitting and proper under the cir-t-utnstauces.
The first of Hugh D. Mcintosh's elimination
series lookiu to tjie devetopment of au Kna-
Mali UciivTwciffht rhatnplon. wilt be held a week
irou. toiniclit with Jimmy Brltt aa Mcintosh's
tii.in-in the MMr antl persotial representative.
Bombardier Wells Is the heavyweight Mclntt-sh
tut undertak-u to Nm.mii aKng as a atart 'r. and
Well's f!rl opponent will be Sergeant Sunahlue
am whichever if the ptilr wins will tw entitled
to try acalu. Sunshine !ift verv well known
about Iao1ou. but h" wim from )an Hague lo
h.a last contest a tweuty ruu) affair aud la
now training faithfu'ly at the Wellington bar-
racks In Dublin. Wells meauwhlle. Is at West-
chffe .n Sea. That lcli.th has the support
if Eugene Oorrl the wealthy Eng-llsti lover of
boxing. In his enterprise Is rhown by the fact
tnat Mr. Corrl Is to serve as referee. Several
preliminaries aud an exlibitlon of tbe Laug-Flta-xnnonniH
lLar.it films will rouud out the pn
Kiuiu
Tommy Burns wants to fight three tlmea more
before lie gives up active work tu the priae ring.
In a letter to his old friend and manager Blny
Mclnt.U. Tommy tells of the plana he baa
mapiM'ri out. aud adds "then It's good-bye to
the prlae ring for this bird." The three op-
ponents most desired by Burns are Sam Lang-
ford. Bill 1-ang and Jack Johnson. From the
vein of his letter to Mcintosh. It Is gathered
that Burn would much prefer to meet laog-
ford anywhere promoters will stage the mill.
"I exnect to fight lesngford in London some
time In December under the auspices of Hugh
D. Mcintosh the Australian proniuter." aald
Bums. "He ta on hla way frucn New York to
talk business with roe now.1 If successful with
the Boaton man Burns will tun tUa attention
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$5.00 Wash Snits $2.50
3.50 Wash Snits $1.75
3.00 Wash Suits $1.5(1
E2.00 Wash Suits $1.00
Extra Pants for
School
Every fellow needs an extra
pair or two. Here they are.
Fancy mixtures in "knicker"
style; all sizes; at $1.50 $1.00
and 50c.
New Felt Hats
For big and little boys. All
the new shades and i JJV
shapes; $2.00 and.. pl0U
FOR THE BEST;
ASSORTMENT 1
THE BEST
PRICES OF
WALL PAPER
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INSPECT THE STOCK Of
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JAS. BUTE CO.
HOUSTON TEXAS.
to ecurln( a mateb with Laac. tbe ma trim
It took Tommj tareat- rounds to defeat rscsntlj
la Australia.
Ln erldentlr h flTire. will about abas
him op for tbe chance he haa hoped to (at sum
be lost the title to Jobnson. He waata ta rM
bis conqueror bat It la apparent that ha to-
ne tbe champion would frown trpon a earoa a
meeting. In that case he would retire (rasa
tb puhllr'a (rase enriched from hi aattrltl
In th fame and credit to th aport aa aossf
aa he waa Identlfled with It. -
Burn I dolnc light work dally kavbal heaa '
(ranted tbe uae. of th Seattle Athletic elah'a
rminaarom and Is dornr Just norh Tawtata
to be able to go Into bard trainuax at mm
ment'a notice.
T. K. 0. A'DTOOOS BASEBALL Y
a ??-
JSinor Indoor Ta.nt. ClAswa Tmttarht
With Crab-Giant Game.
Tha minor Indoor baaeoall Isaa) a tint
Toaaa: Men's Obrlatlaa Aanolattoa
with tb (am bet at sen ta ehaaialoii
team and tb Olanta. Whist tb rasalt at ta.
gam will bar no notlcabl Oset apoa ta
stand Lot of tb tour teams aa tb Oah ha
already put a steel lack oa tb pwiaaa tha i
tame will n of Interest beeaeae of tha as4 .
aa to whether tb leader can down tba Qiaa.
Tb cellar team ha been plajtns wonderful has
ball during tbe past few dar and will aknVra) :
desueratelj to end th achadal by
puna
L '
?lslre check on their larasr ODDoaanl
The Crabs will be out la full tare a
tb aiasts. Cpuln Parker ha bla creek Iwlilsa.
llolllniraworth tn relT upon to kp tba CHaaoi
from makln more than a few scatters alia
and Lnsk. Wallara and Bottaoff a) Ma la ta
runs with the aid of their fa Tori t a sticks.
Tba Olanta are more proHcutnt thaa at aajl
time since toe league opened u uaptaia
er had been fortnute noogh to start tb
with hla oroteaea in the Densest hlali II la
ill l Ion th (Hants might now b Brat lntaa at '
Symma and D. D. Wink wars ssenre1 far tba
team auccess seems to nare BtftM tn progreaa
of th team. P. Kodrlgo aad A. W. Haussisaat .
win do the pitrhiug and oatchlnaT rneBTaay
for the team tonight.
Tbe game will be called promptly at t .'cheek. -
amsuuiMiauuiia win uuur iw www 1
that ousj turn out for this final gaota of tba
assson. .
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WTT.T. "PT AT TrTWAT. AA1TR. '
Saturday Will be ureat Ji&tue as
tween Cargills and Huitlert.
Two of th fastest amateur team In tb ctty
will play their laat (am Saturday eftsraasa
t West End park. Tha tiarglll company taas) t
tie up with the f.at U. and T. O. Bustlara. A :
great battle Is promtaed. aa th. Cargilla need
the game to cinch tbe local championship. Both .
tea ma ar faat and clean ball nlajsra. Tb
Hustlers bar nql made aa good a record .a .
tht ( anlll ronipany. but they have lost so ass
haid luck gamea and hare made every tern f
tluit has beaten tbem hustle to win. Tna Car
gill comiwuy la on Ita feet the whole tuna ...
sr. I has a strong well-balanced testa. Kaeh '
t. sTi haa a strong batterr and th battle wllr
iirlbb' center amond the Blab. Olomeir tor . :
the t'argllle will send either Johiraoa or leal)
while Uami will either nllch himself for th HUB
jera nr use riuweuer. Memo win wwa iwni
the bat. Carl Drueeedow will work behind
its me Is rsllrd st West End park at a'cuck
baturday afternoon.
FISHING IS FINE AGAUT;
Mackerel is Being Caught in Great
Numbers at Bettison'i Pier. .
tHouitoii Poil Sftciol.) i '
G.U.VKSTt)N Teiaa. September T. Report
which com In today from th north Jatty aad
from Bettieon'a pier Indicate that tha BaaekereJ -have
returned to their Job. The baseball saua -over
aptirtsmeti will hars few weeka anire
to put tn at angling aud th game flab anlna;
their abare have come back tba tlsbli4
gmunda. Mackerel fishing thla seaaea aaa bees
the best that haa been recorded la several years
snd It kept right up to last week whaa the
west gulf disturbance mad tb water a asto
that fishing was anything but a ylaasuis Ti.
westher haa settled the water bus ' ear..
and the fish have again com back raaf l"
huel nesa.
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