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~~ Hf (Special to The Evening World.) ¢ PHILADELPHIA IN MORNING CLASH 40—-—___—— Wiltse Pitches Splendid ball and, Backed by Brilliant Support, Holds Opponents Safe at All Stages of Game. BY !OZEMAN BULGER, \ NATIONAL LEAGUE BALL GROUNDS, PHILADELPHIA,| Sept. 7.—With Wiltse in the box the Giants ran pellmell over the! Phillies this morning and won out by a score of five to. nothing, This assures them a return to New York in the lead by a good margin, regard- less of what may happeno Pittsburg or Chicago. | Ny igeyesee e Philadelphia started off with a rus and peeled off tive hits before the Gla FIRST GAME, had fairly got a start, but Wiltse Ugh yaer | ened up tr danger p visi | plate absolut free of 2 HIRO, A runners. ; Tenney, 1b. .. al sh oy By ‘ bunching o: 4 a t i cae Doyle, 2b. ....... 1 0 6 0 0 Ne York took a lead ee ee i Herzog, 2b O43 3 5 ‘i Sree Peeve (Brenashan, cid a) (a) | slammed out a two bagger it . Doniin, TR, aenorsnn ¥ 2 0 1 ol bases full. The only Incident to mar ; mich . Seymour, cf, 0 0 8 0 0j the joy of the Glants was the chasi mute Devlin, 3b. pee sk W@W of Doyle in the for kicking Pesan | on a decision at firs CARED TORENT Ba ue Fi £)) () ceeded him, played a great game, how- Bridwell, Lb usdour eb ol 0) Gil ever, and Larry’s absence was not felt,| Wiltse, po .....4., WH al Sl First Inning. \ i C2) ‘Yenney was out on a grounder A Totals .... .....5.5 11 27 18 | eld unassisted. Doyle smashed a fot one. ty Doon and, was ipped. at PHILADELPHIA. by a inch. Joyle was urprise: at being ca at that he dashed his RH. P.O. A. B. Glove on the ground in protest and Grant, 8b......0.0 2 2 0 0 Was ordered out of the game. Bresna- Qi | han retired he aide on a high fly to;Knabe, 2b, eg QO) wAtsog took Doyie's place at second, | Titus, Tf.......0 8 2 0 0 Grant led off for the Phillies with @/Magee, If........0 1 7 0 4 clean single to centre, out Was caugh' ) 0 ] 1} napping off first, Bresnahan to Tenney. Bransfield, 1b.....0 1 13 2 0 Knabe lifted a fly to Seymour, ‘Mtu§ , 4 Cracked another singie Figat, “out Osborne, (PSIG) er vound it ) with a poy 0 Hartog. NO RUNS Pop Ay t0! Doolin, #8........0 1 0 8 0 Second Inning. pul Crrreeeeeee 0 0 4°90 0 Donlin was thrown out by. Grant. Foxen, p. 008 0 ymo' died ¢ ‘rounder, Knabe to tid Hai Smaphed a singienast | Yacklitsch .. 4.4.0 0 0 0 0 Grant, MeCormie! Richie, pews. 0 0 6 0 Of field unassisted, ; Branstield led oft | wit twos Sie a ees hagner to. left and te ton Tenney.| Totals... ss... 0 10 87 9 Bresngna" eJacklitech batted for Foxen { allowed 0 seventh, Doolin. struck out, ‘ jast one and t was purposel: Be dropped ney. De walk and stole second, Wiltse's Juc3- Mant proved good, for he easily struck Base Hits—Off Foxen, 10 in geven ino- out Foxen and retired the side. NO ings. First Base on Balls—Of Wiltee, RUNS. 2; off Foxen, 1; off Richer, & First Third Inning Base on Errors—Glants, 1;° Left on + Bases—Glants, 8; Philadelvhia, 10, Struck Bridwell died on a grounder to Brans- Out—Ky Wiltse, 3: by Foxen, |, Two- field, unassisted, Wiltse lifted a high Base Hits—Bransfeld, McCormick and| foul to Dovin, Foxen tossed out Tenney, Knabe. Stolen Bases-.Dooin, Bridwell. NO RUNS. Umplres—Emslie and Klem. Bresnahan got Grant's bunt and nailed nim at first by a halr. Knabe holsted walked. Tenney filed out to Titus. ale No} a light fly ymour, ‘Titus singled Ring. | fo lett. Mageo followed it up with a MNS os grounder, Brid h to centre, advancing Titus } 5 feiteconds Braneield walked, filling the Well to Tenney. Branefeld was out the Dases. Herzog threw out Osborne and 4 . Osborne filed to Seymour, ver, NO RUNB. the danger was over. Ninth Inning Fourth Inning. Herzog struck out, Fresnahan also Herzog led off with a hot smash to struck out, Donlin filed to Osborne. ceutre for a single, Bresgahan forced| NO RUNS, him at second by a grounder, Doolln to)” Doolin singled to left. Dooin lifted a Knabe. Dontin fouled ut to Grant.| nigh fly to MeCormlck, Richie also filed Seymour struck out, NO RUNS, | to McCormick. Grant forced out Doolin, | Devlin made a beautiful stop and Bridwell to Hersog, NO RUNS. threw out Doolin, Bridwell threw out desde Dooin, Foxen was also thrown out on ‘a hot grounder to Bridwell, NO RUNS. Fifth Inning. | Devlin popped out to Bransfleld. Me- F Cormick peeled off a nice single to left Bridwell fined a beauty Into right whieh went McCormick to aeolte: Nee ee right on the job with a hot single to Tett which scored McCormick and sent AMERICAN LEAGUE. | Bridwell to second, Bridwell yore He i} and Wiltse started for second on the lay, but was run down, Foxen to At Detroit. Brensfeld to Knabe. Tenney beat out u/St, Louls . 20000001 08 slow hit to short and Bridwell scored. | Detroit 10000003 —4 MBRK wererey THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1908. LB... errarer Cetcner PITTSBURG HAS. Ue FEST WITH THE CARDMALS Bat Raymond for Seven Hits in First Inning and Cinch Morning Battle. (Spectal to The Evs PITTSBURG, Sept Ane World.) Pittebure alm: ply couldn't lose this morning. driving out bits off Raymond and Sallee when ‘they counted, although Leever was hit hard enough to lose to any other team, The visitors couldn't get enough runs to defeat him, Pitteburg started right in at Ray- the basi two more rung pitching was the Pirate before he co Louis they Ing thre runs. filled, Gikl broke up by tripling to right. After that It wi easy, and by the time tle side was ou. | mond, and before the side wes out five runs on seven hits was result, were over. Saliee wont On the rubber in the second and his 3 easy a8 Raymond's, for, cored three runs oft him settle down. the first at. ored a run in inning on three hits, while in the fourth KR Leever for three singles, scor- Brandom made his first @ppearance in Pittsburg and held the vistors eate, Bcore: but 800. tery In Ganzel's Easy Picking While Dubec (Speciui to The Evening World) CHICAGO, Sept. apprehensive when Chance decided to day of what is now known as Labor Oaks beating every- ble Reds, aided by Fraser's wildness began manufacturing runs at the start Kroh and Marshall went In as the bat- the sixth inning. The new Southpaw was h two men up. He struck out two men the Reds netted two runs. came twirled for Cincinnati, put up a 1 WBEDHAM en “Taelvcoument”| NEWS OF ALL BRANCHES OF SP 7 “RUBA MARQUARD Preener ORT GIANTS SHUT QUT SOME OF THEGIANTS YOU DON’T SEE IN PLAY EVERY DAY EDITED B ROBERT EDGREN we NODGRASS Cztckepr ’ UCKER'S RECORD WILL NOT SOCN BE SIRPASS Nap Rucker, the star southpaw twirles of Patsy Donovan's Troliey-Dodgers, accomplished a feat on Saturday In the second game of the double-header be- tween the Boston and Brooklyn teams which will probably not be equalle. for many years to come, He not only shut our the Beaneaters withdut a hit or a tun, but h- also created a new record for the season by striking out fourteen Jor the opposing batters, eclipsing the TAYLOR Preeher Roreman Balger, Sporting Depart- | McKinley | meat, Eyenting World As yet vou have not given the ac- count of that great game that set all jthe United States |made the election between Bryan and 185 for the Presidency of ¢ tes look ke a schoolbe talking, and even 10-yard dash compared to the Olympic Marathon, Tt waa also, as fo> as x only game where Swat Is a Puzzle, not any of the opposing team had to : Pl Every fan felt te safely by the fl an One on a balk. Dubuc, y article of ball. The Cubs got only two hits, Score: flelders was that, no oall went, they could stretch thelr arms. The Polson Oaks were resort to a trick to win his game. schedule@ to ay “Home-Run” Haggerty's great am of rubber-armed flelders on the sand “Chick'’ Fraser to the siab for Hite the Polson the forenoon game to-day, and their {TINE lat came along, an fears were well grounded, for the hum- |) Wind Up the season w that would set the world a How well they succeeded can be seen by the folo ng of these The kna nd capture It, and ng of rubber, and therefore el: ed thelr natural position, The game as cailed at 9 A. M “Play ball!” the umpire the game was on, The being the home team, took the fiel CHICAGO. Harry Spitfire, the Poison Oaks’ main- 1 determining Ith a victory iking rubber-armed matter where the eir arms be- shouted, and Polson Oaks, ) 7 "| RG. | R. H. Po, jstay, went in the box, and by clever Herzog rolled out to Bransfleld unas-| Batreries—Powell and Stephens; Win- FUPTBBURG . Hofman, cf, 1b....0 0 8 (and speedy pitching retired the side sisted. TWO RUNS. ter and Schmidt. Umplres—O'Loughlin R. H. PO. A. Bj o ie 8 with the ball being touched, The Grant walked. Knabe hit Into a dou-! ang Hurst. 0 0 2 0 0 Slagle, It nr 2 0 Jaks were retired the same way ble play, Bridwell to Herzog to Tenney, At Cleveland. Shannon, cf,....... 2 lon cs § ison Oaks were retir an i Titus for the third time smashed out a} leveland, Clarke, it 8 9.0 0 0 ance, 1 +0 0 3 0 O/and up to the third inning but six men ‘gingle to centre. Magee retired the side | Chicago 00000000 00 Naat 5 0 Howard, cf.........0 0 4 0 | ‘aced each pitcher. on @ high foul to Tenney, NO RUNS. | Cleveland .......1 000300 2 —6 Leach, 3b of 8 0 By rs | phen Pinch Hobbs came to the plate, Sixth Inning, | | Batteries—Walsh and Sullivan; Joss Wagner, a8 . (2 2 4 3 1/Evers, 2b., +59 10 4 0) ana by a cleveriy placed Texas leaguer Bresnahan beat out a beautiful bunt, Sean Bemis. Umpires—Shoridan and Gil i 1 1 10 0. 0 Stelnfeldt, 3b......0 0 1 3 Olmanaged to reach first. The crowd Jonlin beat out another bunt, send- | Uy PW UDevseseeereee eee s “Home-Run" Hagger- fo Poanahan to second, Seymour also | At Boston. Abby, 2b jcc 0 0 oF 1 Y/ Schulte; rf. pin 0) 0) began) relies as) a mi Rue aut trfed to bunt, but popped a little fly: to | philadelphia nee fy eet UE CTU iinmni O0 1) , the great batting riva t Ml Bransfleld. Devlin walked, filling the | poston Storke, 2D...ee sees ; | ligan, came striding toward the plate. MoCormick then pulled oft his : t 1 2.0 1 O Ring ce. 0 0 2 As stated before, Pinch Hobbs reached Glean wallop, a long two-bagger to the Wilson, rhev..ssees 2 Marshall i Z ‘ WA He gacts) BeANBR Hla TROY right fleld fence, which scored Bresna- EASTERN L laibson, e.sscceee0e 0 12 6 0 Marshall, c. 0 0 6 lirst, and Haggerty, beartr ‘ han and Donlin. Grant got Bridwell's N EAGUE. U ‘ 4 Fraser, p () 0) Louisville slugger, faced the pl . grounder, but Deviin beat the Lino to Leever, p.. oO FO BY a ‘ While Harry Spitfire did not visibly e, and everybody was safe, MeCor- 0 ua Pear that ; pile going to third. Foxen threw gout At Providence, Brandom, p.... 0 9 0 1 0 pale, It cannot be denied nh he oe Wiltse as Bridwell took seoond, Tenney | Newark (0 OOD Oat) ----- = eee fe nervous, and threw @ drop, th fouled out to Bransfeld) THREB! providence 4 3 9 12 (V3 2 18 1] king of ball eve an, woman and RUNS. j Providence . 10400010 ~% Totals if RLIDO 2 ind fi Saale Ei RHE Bridwell easily tossed out Bransfleld.| Batteries—Meuller and Stunuge; Sline ST, LOUIS. ear ta aaeae bail met the And Osborne was out the same way.; 2nd Baton, Umpires—Walker and Kelly, R. H. P.O. A.B. A EB xpected happened ne z 4 Devlin then threw out Doolin. NO At Buffalo, | 2 Po bite Pa} eave 6 at sq! and st to rise BUN Montreal 000 Shaw, of 0 4 2 0 2 Daley, rf... ) 0) straight in the alr ontreal 2 Shaw, cf. . Fini Seventh Inning, Buffalo . 00008 36 i ot Charles, 2b.....0651 2 4 1 0 Huggins, 2b........3 1 2 3 0) Haggerty immediately dropped his bat Herzog beat out a slow one to second,| Batterles—Jones and Bull; Malarkey nee 9 0 Lobert, s8.. 0 1 1 1° 6 and started to run around the bases, but Bresnahan hit into a double play,| and Archer. Umolres—Toft and Staf- Morris, 88..... one 1) 3) , After he had scored 60) runs it bega Doolin to Knabe to Bransfield, Donlin) fo: 1 2 4 1/Bescher, If.. 70 se Os Or Ol en) rain, with no sian of a let smashed a single Into Seymour At Rochester, Osteen, 88. . S t Ms o rain, wi : EAST NN filed out to Titus. NO RUNS, et 0 Murray, rt .1 2 8 0 0 Hoblitzel, 1b...... 0 1 7 0 0} Home-Run" Haggerty had hi , Devlin threw out Doolin, Jacklitsch} TOENtO ve... 0 oo110o 025 (Lao . Mowrey, 8b 0 0 2 Qj nard, and the ball going up with such Pikes to lee ana mene. PUMA eealtarl ~Appley ap Haier eae PRD a on pene eee 4 nst the clouds, caused thew singled to left and went to third on atteries—Applegate and Brown; Dug- f 4 1 Kane, o} ib ak yy ; Pare C Wabiy. gave Knabe's two-base hit to right. Titus|leby and Hurley, Umpires plate Delehanty, If....- Pes 0680 ae o burst, and thereby probably | el was out on a grounder, Herzog to Ten-| and Wilkinson Byrne, 3b... .2 0 1 2 O|McLean, 2 6 U0 0 the Poison Oaks from what would have gee ORO PMI | , 1 1 4 4 0 |Dubue, p... 0 0 2 Olbeen their only defeat Elghth Inning. Jersey ’ 00030101 5-7 LUdwie ¢ 74 2 Geos a en ration Ww g a hale hour for the Richie pitching for Philadelphia Dey-| Baltimore 90900 00 6 29 Raymond, p.. GAP WY 9 | rotals 6 6 27 8 OO, rain to stop the MOB was forced to , lin flied “out to Osborne, McCormick’ Batteries~Moore and Crist: Adkins \g; CunOiend ) BR Gate call the game until the following morn- popped out to Knabe, Magee dropped ang Robinson, Umpires—Murchye eq? | Salle, Dewees sees SCORE BY INNIN s, four and a half Innings not being ridwell’s short fly to left, Wiltse pudrerham. \eatcLauren f 0 0 0 cinnatl (20101200 og | ine STANDING OF THE CLUBS LAST NIGHT. AN LEAGUE. NATIONAL LEAGUE. ib. LL. PC. | Club, W. EPC.) Club, 81 Mm) New York..7! Cincinnatl,. A Pitteee 49 (08 Roston 437 Chicary £04 Brooklyn 5 525 Phila'phia..65 54 54al8t. Louls... RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES, | Pittsburg, 3; Chicago, 0, First mai Cine ‘irat tame. St. Louis, 1. Fi St. Louls, 8; Cincinnatl, 1.” Second same, GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY. York. Two games. P.M.) New York at Philadelphia, A. M. and P, a bang P.M | Wrookiyn. A. M. “aad and PM: A.M. aad P.M. eiand, 1. First game. eland 1, Second game. Fourteen’ Innings. Called on accoynt of darkness, ‘ ‘Murdock Totals . us) *Batted tor Raymond fn first Batted for Sallee in ninth Two-Base Hits-Shaw, Charles, Mur-| lock, Three-Base Hits—G! 1, Murray Sacrifice Hit—Waxne: Murray, Wilson. Stolen Bases Base on Balls—Oft Leever, tee, dom, 4. Hits—Off Raymond, 7 tn 1 Inning; off] younast Salles, § In $ Innings: off Leever, i in 4 fl innings; off Brandom, 5 in 5 innings. Time-t hour & minutes, Umpire— 1 Struck Out—By Leever, 1; by Bran-| Chicago Bases Madden's Successful Season, Jon feason BE, Madde: of it up to date. His two-year-olds | alone have won close to $200 000, Sir Martin oft Sal. | Contributing Martin's e Fil along maintained that In hat one of the beet, if not the bea ra racing, ifteen on by Kroh. 3. ruck ( es—Bescher, Hugg! ed Ball--Kling. Ba .0 0.0.0.0 0.0 0 0-9) Played. Balls—By Fraser, y | by Dubue, 6) by Kro an ee had a very successtu | $100.00 course, he could not vounds and A beating to the oad colt as Is Helmet. dnt jand bu |gether were det ould bed Messages flashed across mh sa. foe worthy of t, a team tha " pine plan i Rt last Swat got up an champion. "as the runny | zeam-mates, no doudt you aowe. lw generally on me and ap in the alr, foi f thelr best t could pr ds sald the country, was at a standstill, Peo- ple began pour n from every nd the greatest crowd ever & to g chalrs and in line the whole the Poi at last know that it it by me a) UT HE WON WK 4a pidyou, vue 4 ace bia caus Lut 1y, and ty elilig Yul vi ihe vidi Save yout Lepuluiivi da wee ‘ Will help you out. i think plan Will work wise successfully If ax few td possible Know anything about rust me and al! will be well His team mates, knowing he had more at stake than any of the ced and tie party dispersed. Swat once called two vf his secret sery 1 and after a lengthy conversation last sought his bed with @ smile on 3 face, The game, as on the day before, Was called at 9 o'clock sharp, Benefiting by What occurred the day before, Hagget- ty un answer was Made up his mind not to go tv bat I the sixth inning. pulace on reaching the ground riged to see between first und a large flagpole extending ve fret above ground, On a wooden ball about tie the hip tag that a champlon: Woald be raised after the game. Spit- and Hobbs were in the best of form, and until the s i reached 1 hit a liner tat Spittire, who caught e ball an to tie, re- | all ing wi yward the plate it, the ball com- h such his back, The nzy when they sa’ he air was filled with His vat poise waited for the pset and in desperation, sit ball right over the 1 in the . b plate, Crack! Ball met bat and went K away, The people gasped and hed to see where the ball would Great was their horror to gee ball land in the back of an auto Was speeding away and was al- most a mila away before any one was irred to action, All of @ sudden a great cry went up. Clear the way!" and then the crowd w Milligan shoot out of the na blz machine A great cheer went up as Swat's auto ished away in pursuit. Sufi v at by the time Swat returned with Burch, ef e ball ‘ nd fell fainting across the plate, p to say aggerty had scored 1,00 runs side being retire inch Hobbs the Polson Oa Thinking of is mind was not fully on game, and before he knew it the bases were filled on passes. Then there was almost a rlot as Swat came to: ward the plate. He let two bail him, and then Pinch eaw tha My Dear Feet tam Hag ’ hated rival, and y gan ontques Bal appear in the x pale he he ball blindly to and away a ned for the top o! the base h to meet fe most thrilling rac crowd straln- thelr necks to w would © top of the this day swear hour's: dleging hall, and even Hd ft would not do them any wat had crossed the nlate for time Swat had forced a laree cnn about halfway down the pole, d there the hall stuck, to the com. mysticalion of all Fren ny 1M Rast Ono Hundred street. New York FYRERG, he this game to notice, Your pent Is absolutely corre: "rly wan Milligan'n most our story brings mind another game where Mili. 1 Haggerty, In thia ¢ Milligan waa playing in the outfleld when Heggerty made one famous sitashes, The on a Hne— No ane tel now, Swat goctt & the game . atuesh WHI tel how he Eapecet) OCUt 08 Caw occu Weauesday's ening World. BOZEMAN BULGER. yelling and! = ae CNCNAT] MILLIGAN WAS HARD pyr gif). 25 USES WHITEWASH PRESSED 6 BRUSH O CUB Men Find Fraser|th: Unitea innings, rain stc After the me on Saturday Umpire Jim Johnstone, who officiated in the ——— ‘previous record of twelve strikeouts )held by Mathewson and himseif. Only two other National League pltch- games this season, George Wiltse, of the Glants, having pulled off that feat In a game nia club which went with the Philad ten innings, while Johnny Lush, the so: hpaw twirler of the St. Louls club, did the same against the Trolley-Dodg- in a game whieh only went siz ping it. |game, walked down to the ‘and sald “That Js something that you won't seo equalled again for a long time. It 83 stand >astarious Pitches One - Hit! was the grandest pitching T have ever Game, but the One Wal- |** 4 WASHINGTON BASEBALL PARK, lop seen I've been umpiring in the al League.” we DSSS SSCS" GHASE MUST PLAY BROOKLYN, Sept. 7-Joe Kelley's Doves from Boston succeeded in cap- 0 turing the morning game from Patsy's Donoven's ' y Dodgers by a score of 1 to 0. The winning run was made aa by the visitors In the fifth Inning on a| The Highlanders will play a double base on. ba sacrifice (nd Sweeney's timely drive to|the American League lt eld nlate ad a lis to McGann, Dahlen's|header with the Wasaington team at is afternoon, which sent McGann over}after which they will leave town and will not be seen again here untli Oct, 1, pitchers’ battle, in which} when they will begin a series of four Pastorious outpltched “Big" Chappelle, | ames with the Washingtons on the The Dodgers got four hits off the Jat- | hill. ters delivery, and with the exception of| Weather permitting, a good sized ard drives they were out to see the Secure whe, rf... Lite Distance Swimmers in Mile Race. savers, by Jordin and Sheehan |crowd of rooters will no doubt be on very much on the Texas | hand to see to-day’s games, as thera league order, Hoth teams flelded ad-}ate hundreds of rooters still In this iirably, not an error being charged to|¢!ty Who are loval to Farrell's crowd, The beautiful weather | even though they are In last place, with » for 4,000 tans turning |@ slim chance of bette (heir posl- tion. Uk) Manning and Lake will do the twirling for the Highlanders, while Tom Hughes eLYN and Jesse Tannehill will do the pitent BROOKLYN for the visitors. ib R. H. P.O. A, B,|. When Frank Farrell, owner of the ' Highla , Was asked t night t¢ +0 0 8 1 Olthere w ything new in the. report i yor that Hal Cnase was to be traded for Lumley, rf.......0 0 3 0 0 Harry Davis, the first baseman of the Hummell, If... 0 vo 1 0. Ol athi sald: “Chase will not be eo traded of sold. He'll play for me or he Jordan, 1b....644.0 1 13 0 Ol wilt never play ball in the big leagues Alperman, 2b, 0 8 offset Lewis, ss... Ot a HW ; Sheehan, 3b......, 0 1 0 4 | TWO STAGS TO-NIGHT. Bereeniyey, +50 0 4 3 Ol ere will be two boxing stags tow Pastorfous, p...... Oy bee one gi) Roman A. C., Grand and Pee ees OT Loughrey,” of Pelala atte, 0 4 27 15 | GAG yee Senet 8h ane Tray yer, will come together in the main BOSTON, bout of six rounds. [t ought to be a R. H. P.O.A. E.} fast battle, as both lads are sluggers seeve 0 0 1 0 Of pure and simple. Four other bouts will ates, If, 2 y} also be decided ut et ae et a | At the %, of Brooklyn, Kelley, UO Le Oem) rea canrsh M w. the Mc sb yklyn Ui hog nin the _ | Dabl +0 0 0 1 Oj} inaup Wille Howard will tackle Jack Sweeney, 3 0 1 4 2 0}Kell istaint) pith, ¢ 0 0 9 0 f Hannifin 0 WW 4 Games at Ahearn’s Outing. ieee i nn F, ation, the Tam Chappelle, pe. 0 4 Assembly | eee " ating and \Totals load 9 There is—Of Pasiorious, 2; fed te Dahlen, Burch, Sheehan \ the mem By Pastorious, 3; by [ot the d | Baseball To-Day called 2 P.M. Ameri SPORTING. ; me satis ete! RACING ‘Me, dnt it Bh i swine for the mii : Excepting Fridays, oa at Thala Foie eave baat dat i i i Bay, to-day, J, J, For '. aa {a swim from Arooklya 0.2.10 BR. T. aervice via and, and John Gliday, nd Subrays tie, 1248 Brooklyn firiige and. ub awim, are among] Grand Stead 63 Ladies Ge»