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INVADERS VS. Griffith’s Highland Header. HIGH LANDERS. ee E. Donahue, p Chesbro, p. (Special to ‘Tho Evening World.) " AMBRICAN LEAGUE PARK, ¥. ¥. 1%.—After the two great games Spaviersar the fans turned out in fine Nahape to see what promised to be u hot Aight between the Invaders and Lajole's from Cleveland this afternoon, _ The Invaders are new battling for se fond placo, and that by. the War, js the same one Lajole is + 80 both teams y alled a half-hour 4p order that there would be no chance jot darkness putting an end to the strug- ‘gle, but long before the hour set Grimth | Was on hand with the entire teafn and “jhad every one down to hard work Eyen Howell and Wolfe warmed up “with the rest of the pitching staff, but ‘Mt looked as though Grimth hanself was ae to zo Into the box, with Deerue ofiie second choice. Adkins. the nitcher said t be a w Mer. that Grimth hod carly in the » “gon and later released to Balti ey was back in a New York unifdym. fworking out with the rest. He may be given @ chance before the season ends. “Grif js not willing. however, to run tisks in winning a game at this of the proceedings, und the two or three new men on his staff will prub- ‘bly continue to warm up the bench. First Inning. Conroy to Ganzel. tre. Bradley famed. ponte bunted and died. Fultz filed fo Laiole. Keeler fled to left. No runs. BATTING ORDER. New York Conroy 3b. Tultz, of, Steering, If. position, Mr. Bay ‘gq ilick out, Bled to cen No Inniug. Lajoie was up and @ great recep- wot crore be Prane, Chesbro took no ve ‘him 4 pass. Bemis ‘Thoney forced Napoleon Bing Binge to Coa rey Te Abbots lod fied to Fults, put a nice one @ base, and landed on third when urd to centre Jiminy McFarland end the bases were til On &. catch McFarland off fi homs and Wiis fot oD ist Boville died at frst and nots F Bees doubled at'first. One run. | y Third Inning. No st third ~ Being” Tun down between third and ui a6. Bradey put one hesbro and | ‘0 flied to Bemis. Heeler fiied to centre. Elberfeld filed io Bay, fon peennos picked ball from | and the {4 t work @n Mr. ‘Sheridan. ms fouled ut. No runs, Williams fouled Fifth Inning. seepage singled to entre and reached second hnaur's sacrifice. fue brought him home with a single 134 ler’s territory. Filck filed to E) 8 fed. Bay singled to left, but Hie a {eautiful throw by Keeler Donahue a (Pajied a at third. ne run, Genzel singled to centre. McFarland oe movie ened nee left. Chesbro ae Tatas Bradioy’s drive was handled by Ches- berteld threw out masole. Sh hesbro: Bemis out. No ru 4 alts 3 ‘oft with «single to centre ed out.” Conroy’ tole. second 5 nd the. ia" "was. rieht “ibere 8 re | ity Ris dhiea “hits a “sineloste ey Conrov and putting enelee: on th: Willie ote nome momet Mater on @ vassed ball. Williams Mies ~ et oP one to short, Etberfeld sores Inning. Abbot was safe on pores hie ft trom and. got second on rs single to. at Danohits basess Bay fied to “Davy tho danger was Eighth Inning. land filed to right. Beville was 4nd got to second when Chesbro led. Conroy fanned. No runs, ley walked, to Bemis ‘aousicc® to ieett ley to third. Thoney’ ite and by inst work Bemis va of second, TO aeit - el out the same Wav to Day. over. No i, rune, Inning. sprinted and eat a bunt. um at second erfeld died at Qwith a drive. in that dircetion, Teaching second. Williams was first. No rune Keeler was! taken care of ty Cheabro titams and Ganasl did or Gocsaur and’ Danse rat Game, jal to Tho Evening World.) N, Sept. 19.—Boston won the o-day by heavy hitting and playing by a score of 13 to 3. JAR PARK RESULTS. to ‘The Evening World.) PARK RACE TRACK, 8st. —Following are the re- to ge cun | doubled to left and got to ete his Sacrifice. Bay Dunted, i got to second while Donohue was Brooklyn .. Conroy hit Pitabure pat to Map ey Was out a mile on anal teal. Fultz put one to ‘short t! beat him to first. No runs. Fourth Inning. le fled, to Biberfeld, emis was | . e 0! y Conroy. Thorley fied to MoPariand. ‘No runs. : CLEVELANDS: ~ GHAMPIONS VS. DODGERS Aggregation Were Anxious to Score Victory Over La- joie’s Sluggers--Fittsburgs Bat Out; : Victory in First Game of Double-) care ce | Yacht Clu», and John Robbins, of the Lane BROOKLYN | started in th yachts of 100 }ever 199 BATTING ORDER | costly silver c ted by Commorore "vilford, the Indian Harbor Yacht Club, Brooklyn Pittsburg fe e race was gotten up almost on the Beaumont, vf. | ; t Clarke, If. | spur of the moment, which accounts for Sebripg. rt. | the small entr; Wagder, ws The tutal © of the race was tle breeze t A large lowed =the » The Evening World.) sun was sounded at . PITTSBURG. Pa., Sept. | 12.50 the starting gun boxned. W.—Te crowd had Increased (0 6.000 All three yachts got away well to- when the Pirates and t 5 girfgm the Indian Harbor Club it began their second gamo, dias if ing to tale Ai Fel a ae ituation us soon as and Retd the points eehoust played a for the Norman walked of Ritchey he, d took & com- first game was a pws nt} Jive nifie from the start the three Brookiyns uM ) hed with the Nor- ' but lore fie ting Garvin gave the Pirate Titter i the bat, bis wild throws to tices un muff at the plate pro Vell was wild and fy fast flelding peniud n although the 00d uphill Aight. Fumbles by Jordun gay Vburgs three runs and the gine in the eighth, Beaumont teari with two men on bases, First Inning. Strang walked. Sheoka: @ pitched vall, Dobv« bun to Pfeister. Doyle sacrificed, }' Bransfield. Daler walked, nll; | buses: Gessle: |. No runs. Reaumone singled to centre, (10 was foes ja stealing second on Jacklitsch’s uw. Clarke sent 4 fly to Sheck- at Sebrity took second on Jordan's y in short centre. Wa; fied out to Sheckard. No runs. Second Inning, Jordan was out, Marshall to Brans: ny fly tor to ng the fleld, Jacklitech doubled to right. Feld: i fanned. Strang beat out a slow ground. Fast Trials. careee er to Wagner and_stoe second.” Jack: Meech soused and Strang "went to third a nassed ball. Bransileld and Piels-| GRAVESEND =r ter disposed of Sheckard. One run wee aaepted Rigen a eee was dry and smooth to-day, About the best move uccomplished during the PITTSBURG, 12; BROOKLYN, 10, paigner St. Finnan five-sighths of a FIRST GAME. mile in 0. Forward, of the same ie string, did the trick In LiL. BROOKLYN. || PITTSAURG Will Shields ushered Hermis to the Stiene.6o} t Sl meauintcr hoe, coursé at nn early ho after send- Dobpay ct 1 0 OlChurkes ie the racer to slow galoplng ex-relse Shi ta Fi 1 0) Rouring, ay t hin a half mile, b, ocaing all tae Royle, » Ibe 1 0! Wagner, se 1 in 0.55, Pahtnae Y Rul D1 " Featherstone's Ingold reeled boat be “ q i onto a serllored 1 0 vel 1 three-quar ters of a mile in 1, 2 oriea, of the same ‘steing, turned. ta Totals .. “Wrotam . ..7 distance tn 1.19 J. > a YY INNINGS. Graves sei, Mabel Rehards-n one Earned Run: tw Cartech, Di HOWNS BEGIN THE WORLD: STEAM YACHTS I, RACE ON SOUND: The Norman; Igna and Seminole Make a Pretty Contest in the | Indian Harbor Yacht Club’s | Event. ay 19-'Three} (Special to The Evening ¥ NWICH, Sept. ‘onn.. speedy steam = yachis—T Norman jon ned by Commodore Frank Tilford, of Tudlan Haroor Yacht Club: isna, €. |, Matthlesen, wanhaka Corinthlan was almost {deal for a good test of the vach There was but Lt- t A fought side oy ie stdrt (nofticlal) wa: in feat water Ih dore Frank Beminolo, 122.9 feet water line. ahi 11a) feet’ water iiie, Commo: 1.01 John N “AO Mat HERMIS GALLOPS A HALE MILE Thomas-Shields Horse Qut at Gravesend for an Easy Work —Track in Good Condition for training hours was shown by ‘Trainer Cornell, who sent Stamping Ground one mile and an elghth in 1.69. . John Hines sent Clancy's old cam- Mamle Worth breez d quarters of a milo in 1.20, Hae rangue was sent six furlongs jn L181 % of the Ho string, selghihs of a mile In 2. m the Boston sla lee Fe eaed one milo at a tworraine Fy Revelation, of the Mexican breezed six furlongs tn eGivney's King Post galloped one and one-elghth miles In Boula, from same bari three- cua tiere Rese (inlle]t0}2:30 yf a mile in OARSMEN MEET SATURDAY EVENING, , SEPTEMBER 19, ‘1908. (€ SPORTING NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE EVENING WORLD. <a CALLAHAN MATCHED TO FIGHT “CORBETT.” The Pair, to Meet in Philadelphia, Should Furnish One of the Best Fistic Argu- ments Ever Seen There. The ambition of Tim Callahan, the Philadelphia feather-weight, is about to be realized. Ever since “Young Corbett” won the feather-weight championship the Quaker City boy has been anxious to measure blows with him. He continually challenged but got no response. Now “Corbett” has agreed to meet him. Before one of the athletic clubs in Philadelphia the two boys will meet in a six-round bout early | | | next month. They have agreed to weigh in at 128 pounds at 3 o'clock on the day of the battle, From now until next Friday match- makers will have the opportunity o bidding for the contest, and the club with the biggest offer will get the “go.” It is almost unnecessary to say that bids will come like ripe plums falling from a tree. Every club will want the match, for it is questionable if two litle men could be brought together to put up a pret- tier contest. It should be a “corker,” to say the least. and one which should attract lovers of the pugilistic game from many miles around Philadel- phia. “METS” VS. EVERETTS. The game of the season Is expected to- morrow at Equitable Park, Sixty-sev- enth street and West End avenue, | "Kia" Carsey will trot out his greatly | streny thened team of “Met: against the Everett College nine. The Everetts are a husky set of determined players, | and they are anxious to put a defeat of the ‘Mets on thelr season's good rec- |ord. Carsey will nltch for the ‘Mots," while a well-known pitcher will be in TIM CALLAHAN AND “YOUNG CORBETT.” THE LARGE PICTURE 1S OF CALLAHAN, WHO IS THE PRIDE OF PHILADELPHIA FIGHT LOVERS. THE FEATHER-WEIGHT CHAMPION IS SHOWN IN THE SMALLER PICTURE. FOOTBALL SEASON Carlisle Boys Do the First Kiok- ing of the Year in the Game. Against Lebanon Valley Col- lege Eleven. (Special to The Evenine World.) CARLISLE, Pa., Sept. 19.—The famous Carlisle Indian football team opened the season to-day with Lebanon Valley College eleven at this place. The weather was just cool enough for snappy work, and both teams put up a good game for the first time A large crowd attended and was livened by the Indian's band. The In- dian team this year ie very 1ght, and it puts them at a disadvantage. plenty of speed, and on this they must There ts | 4 ON HARLEM RIVER The la rowing regatta of the season | e this afternoon on the Speed- way Course, Harlem River. Interest was largely centred in the senior sin- gles race, in which Titus, the ex- cham- pion, and Vesely, who was second in ils year's championship races at Wor- cester, were entered. All gon(ittons were favorable for the races. — GRAVESEND ENTRIES. RACE-TRACK, GRAVESEND, Sent 19.-Following are the entries for Mon-| day's races: | First Race~Two-yearclds; about six ful 11) Adriutha é Ratdor BATTLES TO BE FOUGHT Jack (“Twin") Sullivan vs. Charley McKeever, Boston, Sept. 22. Terry McGovern v: Jimmy Kelly vz. ‘ Charley Neary vs. Young Mowatt, Milwaukee, George Huey vs. Joe Baker, toa finish, in New Jersey, Sept. 25. Gus Rublin vs. Kid Carter, Philadelphia, Sept. 28. Tom Wallace vs. Jerry McCarthy, Salt Lake City, Sept. 28. Terry McGovern vs. Crockey Boyle, Philadelphia, Sept. 28. Eddie Hanlon vs. Benny Yanger, San Francisco, Sept! 29. Jack Johnson vs. Hank Griffin, San Francisco, Sept. 29. Robert Fitzsimmons vs. Con Coughlan, Philadelphia, Sept. 30. Terry McGovern vs. Jimmy Briggs, Boston, Oct. 7. “Kid” Carter vs. Poe Walcott, Boston, Oct. 14. IN THE NEAR FUTURE. Sammy Smith, Philadelphia, Sept. 22. Kid" Griffe, Roxbury, Mass, Sept. 23. Sept. 25. JIMNY. GARDNER DEFEATED GRIFFO BOSTON, Sept. 19.—Jimmy Gardner's body blows won for eet in his twelve- Eat AM Ripe A dea would DOF, . boon a. an f decision Dighy as Grits’ forbes the Heh out. oti boys were in condi but ay oe oe that kept t! big crowd on ‘its fect ai! the time. eS POST-SEASON BALL GAMES. A series ea Post-season wi mes have been, the Pitts Ure Cio of he the Natioaal “akue and the Bos- 7, Phe series will beetn. in moeton about October 1. and nalat of four games in each olty, a a ninth same depend. Coach Warner {8 relied upon for a few new plays as usual this year, cspeclally with the change dn the rules Capt. Johnson, the plucky Nttle quar- ack, {8 suffertn , dul otherwise is in good physi- 1 condition. His strong points are in ying back punts and in making quar- terback runs. ae he ts gain much of! lilefter, Scho dian from Alaska of his Tace who © is with the a flerce strength to back shows much with a huok. an Kekinvo di nd the only mei playing. © Improvement “over last year. broken | relied upon to}} in Tr Rilver Sancur Tiandtsan: Twine, | ‘nin Race ond ratte | MONTREAL. Sep’ dian champion: der the auspices o | held to-day and ne: for ale” fur Lebanon Valley ix tn good condition, | hime Mies. - 4 Blons of the United ang are coniident of making a good | Handsome Glories th + BE] took part showing. The Lady. Rohesin a He itwathir.” L104 | The frst event was Seore—Firnt Malf—Indians, 425] rin Ktace 1one furione. | which was won by Leb: ee Winn First Game. the Evening World.) Sept. 19.—The Cincinnatt (Special CINCINNATI, me wi the doubl first | header scheduled § ed here to-day betwe h Bi ‘hay iadint Bie and cinernatt Wational | @ esulted ap - igory for score of 7 to I fists nmuries: Rovat ovat Tira Lip Roc pre A. third Throwing Sx: tone, New Yona Parisienis oo A big crowd was present Dewnastend, ‘Siontreal 24 feet 9 inches. P,Nolgon, Montreal A. iis New Work Jump Mover ‘ira Schule. Siuwaukes A. et G Inches: J. Molson, ana id, 20 foot IN Ines third, H. real x. NAS ing, im. HAWTHORNE FINISHES. (Special to The Evening World.) HAWTHORNE RACE-TRACK, OHI- CAGO, Sept, 18.—The races scheduled to ba run here this afternoon resulted us 0) First Rice-Three-quarters of a mile, ‘Won by Redan. 7 to 2 and Lady Kent, 3 (01 for piace, was Carter was third. -—tme—t. Second Race—Short Gaiba, 3 to, Land 6 Hatin, Mdwau-| & Nace, Was New Yo Montrea’ t. 19—-The annual ship athlettc meet of the A. A, U. was arly all the cham- States and Canada 10-yard dash, of Mil- the a, Hahn, =A Walsh Morrow. Third Mat uceeacarte SL meek Won by Modes pais nd und Henan Fae fo foal wa eta arate Sor x Eames met at Boston or at Pittsburg, in case tle result ——$<—<————— BRIGHTONS PLAY TW- GAMES, ‘At Brighton Park, Pitkins and Cleve- ues, Brooklyn, ta-morrow the "Brighton Bageball Club will lay, the, crack Bupernas. | Felix, of the Philadel National | Leag will plteh for the Baporbas, and Lin man, Hobokens, for the Bri tons. theet tho colored Niantt len morning Men, Come to Me! P inyarocei Acute and Chronic LOVE FOUGHT HARD AGAINS Stayed to (Special to ‘The Evening World.) PHILADELPHIA. Pa., Sept. 19.— Tommy Love stayed six rounds with Harry Forbes, of Chicago, at the State Athletic Club last night, although It was exceedingly doubtful near the end of the last round whether he would be on his feet when the gong sounded. Last winter the two bantems fought before the Washington Club, in this city, when Forbes carried off the hon- ors, Last night he gave the local fighter a severo drubbing and almost put his gnan out. Twice in the sixth round Love went down. The !first time ,he managed to xet on his feet aulckly, but another right smash on the Jaw sent him to the mat again. This time he took che full count, and when he arose he was very groggy. Forbes went after him fully bent on finishing his Job, but T FORBES He Mixed It with Ex-Champion Bantam and the End. Love evaded the blow soporifie t& clever footwork and clinching, Love Mixed Up. Love is one of the few local fightert who will mix matters with his oppo nent. and this came very near causing his auletys last night. During the first four rounds he made a good showing, but after this he threw caution to the wind and went after Forbes. This was just what the Chi- caxoan was walting for. his left into Love's swung his right on Love's jaw neck several times, and quickly his man in a bad way. Love was game and played despe! to secure the verdict, but Forbes wal easily his master and won the decisi handily. The two boys fought at cal weight, Forbes was several heavier than Love, THIRD far as the flag !s concerned. yesterday there was a possibility, would be nosed out by elther Chicago Boston yesterday cinched the flag. For three years victory for Pitt TROTTERS MEET IN EIGHT RACES Twelfth Regular Matinee of New York Driving Club Attracts a Big Crowd to the Empire City Track. EMPIRE city RACE TRACK. YONKERS, Sept. 19.—The twelfth regu- Jar meatinge of the New York Driving Club held here to- pe brought out sev- eral thousand peopl The cay was eet ideal one for racing. Sine, track 5 SOO es and fast, The proxramme was made up | w of nine eventenolgnt for trotters ft OTS the first race for trotters there were aye steer: rt was a fairly good one. Nighghowhk, the pole horse, broke as he neared the quarter, post, but he soon Te. gained his feet, Ln Cy as he would | pe je lost ground. heat was won FFerioesa gress wi with pare. Time—2. aes first) heat ot the Comer race for trotters was won eat Wilkea, driven by Luke A. Burke. ‘Time—2.15 1 <4 Bow Rene Wins. ree horses answered the start- er's Selita the first heat ¢ of he fourth race for trotters. Bow Rene. with M. Bruckhelmer up. leg all the way from sithe se ors heat of, rhe fret race was ‘The secon hrat race was contested affair. friven by award Caterson, won. Time S32 14 and final heat of the sec- hes ae “3 with ease by West wil bay gelding Bow nd race of tae 2, | dect Spragu tought it out for honors 4 in the final heat ‘of the rece, Ben Pandect won, Time~ "Jolly Bachelor’s Record. Bachelor lowered: his record by eae second ong won the first heat o! Rout mintiors oame out for the sixth race, Class B, for troters, Anie Little, with the pole, lead throughout the mile. Time, COLUMBUS Tao BY BOTHNER TWICE to The Evening World.) (Bpectal BALTIMORE, Gept. 19.—In the wrem- Mng matoh at Germania Maennerchor ee last, ois between Colum wi it 4 st Aseteien wres' 2 rge Bot! Haltt-w ight oh cy world, Bother Wo} the fo 81, minut Scleon, and hamm the second in 1S Tinutes wit hol it 1,200 le_witnesed the contest. oe ‘pulley’ of Washingion, was Tet: THOMAS GETS FULLER. E. R. Thomas has completed arrange- ments with Jockey rere! Cleveland Fuller givit hird rau on the rider's i Ai ‘timothy. . Sullivan has first call and Frank Farrell second on Fuller, ea means tree Thomas's partner, salary’ for his Immediate 1 want every man that is suffering from Varicocs Ulcers, Blood Poisoning, rocele, or nity Swarts, Catarrhal Discha OR sumetions ina Bladder and Kidne; orany with me. re Iwill give sonal examination, together with an honest ani 6 forms, Lest Vigor and wcll md Conditions Eczema, Conditions of the ‘skins o Men, to come and have a social you Free of Chi athorough per- scientific opinion ‘of your case. Sutler no longer. Consult me at once, a ganet oe Const Heures pA M., to &30 P.M. Daily. Sundays jultation “Mackenzie, vice Ripe. or New York, but now that condition [season no longer exists. The double defeat of | of RO PITTSBURGS WIN PENNANT PITTSBURG, Gept. 19.—The 198 Na- past the Pirates have stood in e clams’ tional League pennant race is over as|dy themselves. This season they never to| have been lower than third place, and a|4ince June 19, Slight one to be sure, that the Pirates | Glants out of first when they pushed the luce, they have bee dats front by a comfortadle in. Among other accomplishments Of | y the Pirates was their sf Afteen victorles—mit three of the National League and thelr unparalleled feat of shut six conseouth ‘This is the third guccessive pennant| out thelr opponents in gam REFEREE DECIDED AGAINST BURDICK Gpectal to The Breaing Wort.) MARLBORO, Mass, Sept. 19.—At ti Opera House this evening Chester Goods win, of Boston, was given the de cision dver Jobnnie Burdick, of New York, in the ninth round of what have rereree claimed that Burdle See) ed thr. the pes, sain his feet in time,” "aoe This decision was’ displ aud of 900 people. mri ic ae disapproval nd chi wil Shrdick: vsames A. MeGabe. the rele a Awarded the fight'to Gos eclsion “and 2 dgelly, of Boston, chat- In the fi Woonsocket, ‘knocked York, “out in the thig they second prelimicary of Canada, was given Di rant, of ton, NEW YORK’S MASTER SPECIALIST. jevise 0 ‘money y ; ere Se su at aheatty and Feetore a, 6 eal Rea ith Yn the eho est time, east medicine comfort ois ot expense {a fake af 2Nr eannot neni wh he ' AGCURE 'N 422 HOURS. ___ Svorting. ee fra ah et ‘oxparts: “ Bie Ss