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FEW SAFETIES FOR A'S
8lilb Turk. Sept. 4. Walter John
.., ,irl.1 li M'nntilnetnn tram to n
III tln nvnr rin AlhlptlrB in tllC first BBITIP
of the donble-hcnder here today. Th
"Washington arc wan in fine form and
gave the Athletics hut four hltH. The
visitors, on the other hand, took kindly
fto Itccruit Finn's offerings and col
lected fourteen safeties. The,final score
was 8-2.
Ztnn, -who was suffering from bolls,
was hit hard in the very first iunlng.
Singles by Judge. Davidson, Mcnoskcy
and a double by nice counted lor tnree
tuns. Zinn settled down after-this and
Tield Griffith's tribe runlcss until the
sixth 'inning. In this frame singles by
Milan, Ellerbe and a triple by Jlcnoskey
and an infield out by Shanks brought
tlit visitors' count up to six.
In the seventh inning Walter John
son slammed one high up into the
bleachers and tagged every base as he
made his infield tour. The final tally
was made in the ninth inning on Judge's
walk. Davidson's fielders' choice and
I Mcc's single to center.
The Athletics made their two runi in
' the eighth inning. Turner led off with
a single and went to second on Per
kins's infield out. Zlnn wnlkcd. Both
ho- and Turner advanced on Burrus's
Infield tap to Johnson. Whitey Witt
then clouted one into left center for a
two-bagger, scoring Turner and Zlnn.
9t Witt was Ictt stranded when uavidson
threw out Tilly Walker.
Macks and Griffs
Split Twin Header
Contlnutd lom Tatte One
Shaiiks. Witt grounded to Shanks.
Walker skied to Milan. No runs, one
hit, no errors.
Second Inning
Ellerbe singled to left. Menoskcy
Ko'at out a hit to Turner. Ellerbe going
to third. Ellerbe scored 6n,u passed
ball and Meuoskey went all the way
to third when Tcrkins threw wild to
get Ellerbe. Shanks fanned. Gharrity
singled to left, scoripg Mcnoskey. Har-
I ,per walked. Judge forced Harper,
I Turner to Witt. On nn attempted dou-
bje steal Gharrity scored, but Judge
v was run down between first and second,
JJ'aylor to Turner to Burrus to Witt to
Alurrus. Three runs, three hits, one
f (error.
Burns singled to left and went to sec
ond when Strtink singled to center.
Thomas tried to sacrifice and poppeM
to Harper. Turner beat out an infield
hit, filling the bases. MrAvoy singled
to left, scoring Burns nud Strtink, and
sending Turner to second. Turner was
caught sleepiug off second. Harper to
Shanks. Nnylor flied to Bice. Two
runs, four hits, no errors.
Third Inning
Strunk made n sensational catch of
Leonard's long drive. AVitt tossed out
Milan. Bice fouled to McAvoy. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
Leonard threw out Burrus. Witt flied
to Menoskey. Walker "lifted to Shanks.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Fourth Inning
Ellerbe singled to left center. Meuos
key sacrificed and was safe when
. Thomas fumbled the ball, Ellerbe going
to second. Shanks forced ElMrbe at
third, Naylor to Thomas, Menoskcy o
Ing to second. Gharrity singled to left,
filling the bases. Harper fanned. Judge
ended hostilities with a long fly to
Bums. No runs, two hits, one error.
Burns's drive hit second base for a
single. Strunk sacrificed. Harper to
Judge, Burns going to second. Thomas
filed to Illce and Burns took third after
the catch. Turner beat out a single 'to
Ellerbe and George pilfered home with
the tieing run. Turner out stealing,
Gharrity to Ellerbe. One. run, two hits,
no errors.
Fifth Inning
. Walker made a great running one-
handed catch of Leonard's drive. Milan
also flied to Walker. Nnylor and Burrus
retired Klcc. No runs, no hits, no
errors.
SIcAvoy was safe on Ellherbe's boot.
Taylor sacrificed, Harp'er to Skanko,
the Washington second baseman cov
ering first, McAvoy going to second.
Burrus struck out. Witt walked. Wal
ker forced Witt, at second. Ellerbe to
: Shanks. No runs, no hits, one error.
Sixth Inning
Ellerbe struck out. Menoskey singled
to left field.' Shanks flied to Burns.
, Gharrity fouled to Burrus. No runs,
one' hit, no errors.
Burns filed to Menoskey, Striink
filed .to Milan. Thomas singled to right.
Thomas stole second. Turner walked.
McAvoy fanned. No runs, one hit, no
errors.
Seventh Inning.
Harper fanned. Judge filed to Burns.
Leonard out, Naylor, unassisted. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
' Naylor walked. Burrus forced Nay-
lord, Leonard to Ellerbe. Witt singled
to center, sending Burrus to second.
AValker singled to left, scoring Burrus
and sending Witt to third. Walker
took, second on the throw to the plate.
Burns fanned. Strunk flied to Milan.
One run, two hits, no errors,
Eighth Inning
Alilan walked.' Ilice fanned. Ellerbe
t walked. Thomas threw- out Menoskey,
Milan going to third and Ellerbe to
second. Shanks fouled to McAvoy. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
"Thomas doubled down tins right field
J ,foul line. Turner beat out a hit to
Y" Ellerbe, Thomas going to third. Mc-
Avoy flied to Ilice, Thomas holding
(K, third. Naylor fanned. Thomas and
JL Turner tvorked the double steal suc-m-
cwsfulJy', Thomas scoring and Turner
ft reaching second. Burrus singled to left,
Two runs, three hits, no mnn.
Ninth Inning
tli ' rhfrritv ll'aa enfn .. m , 1
.,, i.mo pmu UU j uiuer.e tow
throw to first. Foster batted for Har.-
mt . - , yw Maimer, judge Uied
j uurns. j,conara walked. Milan
.mi to Burns. Np run, no hU, no
Poor Start for Zinn
ATHLETICS
All. II. H,
I'O.A.B.
Isurrus, lb -I 0
Witt, 12b,- 4 0
Walker, If. 4 0
Burns, rf. 4 0
8trunk, cf 4 0
Thomas, 3b 3 0
Turner, A. . .'I 1
Perkins, c. It 0
Zinn, p 12 t
0 10 0 0
Totals ill '1 4 '11 12 0
WASHINGTON
All. 11. H. PO.A.13.
Judge, lb "
12
Davidson, 3b, ... . 4
2 It
2 2
2 0
1 2
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Milan, cf 5
Itlce, rf.
Kllcrbc, bs. .
Mcnoskcy, If.
Shanks, 2b. .
Agncw, c. . ..
Johnson, p. .
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Totals
158 8 14
14 1
Home jun Johnson. Three-base!
hits Iltcc,- Mcnoskcy. Two-linse IiM
Turner, Witt. Sacrifice hits Agncw.
Davidson. Struck out By Zlnn, 1.
Bases on balls Off Zinn, 2; off John
son, 1. Double plays Burns to Burrus.
Umpires Nallln and Connolly.
Braves Rally in
SO-Jt T'vinc Phila0 vl"1'. " ll"i,i errors
wv.t m. . ,U .v
Continitrd From raise One
gled to center. Xiaraimllc lined to
Bancroft, and Mann was doubled. Ban
croft unassisted. No runs, one hit, no
errors. y
Third Inning
l'nulette singled t,o center. Tragnei
singled past Pick advancing I'aiilcttr
to second. Smith was called out bunt
ing on the third strike. Callahan popped
in back of Maranvllle. Mnnn purposely
made a pick of the ball instead of n
catch -and threw toMuranville who
touched 1'aulette for n double piny.
No runs, two hits, no errors.
Oowdy scratched n hit to Bancroft.
Scott flied to Williams. Boeckel singled
to center. Tick singled off Smith's
shins filling the bnscs. Powell's sacrifice
fly to Callahan scored Oowdy. Smith
forced Pick, Bnncroft to Partlette. One
run, three bits, no errors.
Fourth Inning
Blackbtirne filed to Powell. Williams
tripled to right center. Mcusel filed to
Maranville. Luderus filed to Powell.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
Holkc flied to Blackhurne. Mnnn
flied to Bancroft. Mnranville hit to
Smith, who tagged him on the liue. No
runs, n n hits, no errors.
Firth Inning
Bancroft bent out a lilt tn Pick.
Paulette forced Bancroft, Muranville
to Pick. Paulette stole second. Tra
gresser walked. Smith struck Out. Cal
lahan grounded to Pick, and his bud
throw to Maranville failed to get Tra
gresser, and the bases were filled. Illnck
tmrne was safe on Pick's error, und
Paulette scoied. Williams ilie-l to
Powell. One run, one hit. two errors.
Gowdy walked. Scott hit into a dou
ble play. J,'nulette to Bancroft to l.u
derus. Blackhurne threw put I!utckel.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Sixth Inning
Meusrl got an infield hit ulien Pick
failed to get his pop. Luderus fouled
to Gowdy. On the hit-and-run Ban
croft singled through short. Paulette
flieti, to. Maranville. Tragresser flied to
Oowdy. No runs, two hits, no errors.
Pick fouled to Trngrefescr. Bancroft
threw out Powell. Smith flied to Ban
croft. Nd runs, no hits, no rroi.
Seventh Inning
Boeckel threw out Smith. C'nllnlian
tripled to right center.
Blackburne!
grounded to Boeckel and Callahun was
out at the plate. Blackhurne was then
out trying to make second, Gowdy to
Holke to Pick. No runs, one hit, no
error.
Holkc liued to Williams. Mann flied
to Meusel. Mniauvillt wnlkcil. Gowdy j
singled to center. Sfcott forcj-d Jlninu j
one hit, no errors.
Eighth Inning
Williams Walked. Meusel t.aeiifioed,
Scott to Holke. Luderus was called
DOUBLE-HEADER
rtlllUB I'AKH. 1:80 I'. M.
Athletics vi. Washington
Two g&mea for one admlaslon. See.
Mack'a new players In action.
Tlcketa, 30c. CBc, 85c and 11.10.
Olmnela' ft Spaldmya' In advance.
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C. CARJIAN. MADONNA, CORRY,
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Tleketn 55c. 83e & S 1.10. includlnc war (ai
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out on stiikes. Bancroft struck out.
Iloi-cki-1 singled to right
Pick walked.
Powell mil mi inlicld hit to Smith
filling Hie biw. Smith singled to
center, win ing ltocckel and Pick. 1 lolke
mcrifieed. Smith to Paulette. Miinn'H
snerifite fl to Williams scored Powell.
Smith took thiid. Miirnnville Hied to
Mcu'-el. Tlure iiins, three hits-, no er-
rors. I
Ninth Inning
Paulette oiiigled to ceutet . Tin i
geyser walked. Clarke batted for Smith ,
mid fouled to Holke. Callahan a
called out on strikes. Blnekhiirne was I
called out on strike. No runs, one I
hit, no emits. I
CAPT. RAMEE SHOOT VICTOR
Philippine Scout Officer Wins Gould
Match at Sea Girt '
ltlfle Baiue. Sea (Jlrl, N. -L. Sept. 1. 1
Captain Ilnmee, of flic Philippine
scouts, was winner of tin fSould indi
vidual rapid -lire match completed todny.
He had a total score of SK) out or
possible 100. Lieutenant Bayniond
Lecuyer. of the marine?), and Lieuten
ant Brown, of the A. D. F., linishcn 1
second and third, respectively, with to-
tnls of 07 emh. r j
Captain William II. Uichards. of
Ohio, won the Nevada long-range mutch
shoot nt 000, 000 and F200 jards. His
total- for the three ranges was 1-10.
Sergeant Peter Dowling. of the 11111
rlne.s, wns second with l'!7 and Private!
Ernest Y. Parsell, of the marines, third,
with 13.-. !
The Cruikshnnk trophy mutch, one
of the New York Association's ownts.
wan won bj (lie Qumiticn dctachiiicnt ,
of the Murines, with a totul score of
081. They carried the event over thr
Sixth Ilegimeut of Marines by nine
points, the latter scoring ."71!.
The Kighth Cavalry also scored .ri7'J.
but wcrn nosed into third plnce hecnuse
the Sitth JIarines scored higher on the
long range.
The Sixth New Jersey was fourth,
with BOO, aud the Seventy-first New
York fifth, with nan.
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Sept.
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,Min. liiiii liiiiiiiM". 111111,'ti inn 1!UU IU-
,dn.v for the second dm of their (W
j annual picnic, track and field meet. The
I morning wni given over to the boys
! and girls .who donned running togs and
j strove to win prizes in their event.
Summary :
,('! A. AO-yiirit Ihr-e-I-Kaoi! m, boi
on liy T Khrrhnrd. I,u7rn(- IiKrn. nnd
StnnlAv Wnltcro I'nllmihln llnrn. rmnd. Jo-
fpn Perklni. rrstikfnM Ham. nd Jlnrrv
J'frlclna Krankford Ham third. William I
Waltara. Cnllowhlll rtam and Arthur Shop..
Vlllow Grove Park. -Time 111 2.-, rrotid.
Clana A .Vljarri htb rat", clrla Won 1V
Myrtle Wntrra, CallnwhIP Ham. second,
lllfanor Hlrd. T'ranklYird Ham. third. Q
Chahihir Woodland Time s s-r, afronda.
"la II. ."dMard CKB hit Won bv lor
ntliv WtmnipraherR-r. Frankfnrrf. Konnrt.
I'athartne tlelaer; Krankford third Catli-
iiriup Mimiuri. iiiuw orop limp, 1, --n
apeonda
100-jard daah rlaa A lm Won bv
.lamAa Klahcr, i:iirtrlral. aonll, K. Hlrka.
(llon.ililr third, William Waltfra, Callo
ltill Time. 14 2-fi aeconda
lllaaa A (rtrl'a shoe rapp Won nv Mar
KftrPt HpradPld. i:ieiat-d appond ('atharlne
DhIU. Ilpapli atreet. third. lonn Slook,
Irpnkrford. Tlma. tt a-eond
Olaaa A M-arda clrla Won In T.I77U
Stone. Frankford. spcoiii Kdlth Wpdermann,
Ml Alrv. third. Illcannr Hlrd frankford.
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r'alrr Pniipliln third William Taintnrt
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2L0ard rrn. slrla t'lna', A Won in
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ond. -T Khrnunn Krankford. thlnl John
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IN CLEVELAND CLUB
American League Head Admits
He Owns $58,500 Worth
of Indians
New Antlt, Sept. I. linn .lolinon,
president of the Aniericnti League,
testified In com t this afternoon that lie
owns $.X,rit)(l orth of the stock in the
Cleveland club.
Johnson win lit tonrf nt the instigil
tion of the owners of the New York
club to testif) regnrding liis nrfion in
suspending Pitcher Cnrl Mnjs. recently,
11 nil ii" to Ins connection with the
("lco!nnil flnb.
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INDULGE IN DRILL
I Lawson Robertson in Charge of
Second Informal Practice
on Franklin Field
START REAL WORK MONDAY
Cap"ii Beit I'ell and his aspirins
and also pci spiring fellow football pla
er wete out iigititi this nftei noon on
Franklin Field indulging in "Uie Pi''
llinlntirv football practice.
Lawsnti llnbeitson, Ibe Ked and Blue
track maeh. who is to have chrrge or
the rondltiniilng of the men this full
had informal charge of Ibe MHUid. The
first hour or so was spent In light wink
stub as thtowing ami catching forward
passes.
The new men who reported M-stet
dn.i were mil loda. none the wmse for
their initial 11'rnctire. P.erl i'ell. Ileinie
Miller. IMdtc Majnatd and llllis. the
latter a former West Philadelphia High
School plajri. cTf hanged puuts across
the well-groomed glass.
It has been deeiih'd that the ollicial
practice will stnrt ncl Monday, in
stead of Sattirdaj . as- originally planned
The men will report nt the Fiazioi
Fnnn. near Willow Ginie.
Letter for Samuel J. Dallas
Tbpro la a letter In thp U rsiM. l-i ri 1
lii.ru porta DppAr'ment for Samuel -T
TMllaa pr eldent of thp A A. V
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DAVENPORT SUSPENDED' ; ".
I Followlna Altercation With Manager
Burke, Pitcher Say. He VII Retire. "
Sf. Iuils, Sept. -I. Dave Dnvrnporlf '
pilcher for the Sf Louis American,
has been suspended for the season and,
fined ?100 by Manager Jimmy Burke f
following nn altercation in the club
house with Burke and Business Man
ager Bob tjulnn.
Police were (ailed nnd ejected the
pitcher. The trouble started whn
Davenport resented being reprimanded '
by lltirke, it was said.
Davenport. M ho has been with the
Hi owns .since llllti. announced he would
retire from professional hn.scball.
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