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Lincoln Daily Star (Newspaper) - October 1, 1905, Lincoln, Nebraska 4 a a j j sunday morning october i 1905. The Lincoln daily Star. Over the Fence to novel scramble Over the High boards in which the University player won High school Defeated University won game in the Bain with Twenty exclusive scores Lundin a substitute tackle made a rec Ord for climbing the Fence after a i wild bail and calling a Kun touchdown. It took Booths a huskers thirty minutes of hard play to score Twenty Points against the Lincoln High school eleven yesterday afternoon in a heavy mining held where no gain was More than ten Yards save on kicks. Though the High school boys were outclassed by the weight of their opponents they fought stubbornly contesting every foot of the Way and forcing the a varsity to bring every Pound of its heavy linemen into the play. The game began in a downpour of cold rain that stopped just before the close of the first half and let the Sun appear. Before the second half began the air was hot and sultry and this. In addition to the heavy Slippery ground made fast flaying impossible. A crowd of perhaps too persons braved the wet to gather in the grandstand before the game and too More entered the Gates after the rain had ceased. Little rooting vat done and most of this was by the Loyal youngsters from the High school urging their class mates into the game. Some stubborn fighting. It took the varsity twelve minutes to a Core the first touchdown and the first half ended with the score at 6-0. Taylor and Cotton did the a a heaviest for the University and with their vast weight and powerful Backfield to push they ploughed through the school boys frequently for gains netting four to ten Yards. Wilson Weller Beekly and Burns pounded the line for almost continual grins but because of their lighter weight they were unable to make headway a Well through the mire. The struggles of the opposing linesmen were oftentimes rather ludicrous. As they were nearly All the same weight and often there was not a break in the line until the Backfield struck it. Hulth Hildebrand Harrison and proud flt for the school boys distinguished themselves by breaking through the line frequently and Downing the varsity backs to it efort they could reach the scrimmage line. Smith left end especially was noticed As he dived into the pounding mass that started for his end and downed his Titan for a loss to the Cor Husker numerous times. The High school secured the Hall Only two or three times but was unable to Advance and was forced to resort to the punt. The Ball soon became heavy and foggy and neither Side was Able to drive the leather More than Twenty or thirty Yards through the tits on kicks though it usually struck the ground and rolled ten or fifteen Yards More before the receiving Side could reach it. Tho University took the Ball in the second half and with a number of changes in the lineup drove it ahead mainly by line smashes to the goal line three times in succession. A Freak touchdown. , substitute left tackle for the University made the strangest touchdown in the second half that has Ever been seen in this part of the country. For the second time in that half Tho big team had marched through the mud to the High school goal line at the North Side of the Field. Here they duplicated a Fumble of the first half losing the Ball on the play that should have carried them Over. The High school got the leather but on Captain Harrison s signal for the punt out Collins Center threw the Ball High Over Harrison s head and Clear of the High Board Fence into t Street. For a Lew moments there was a wild scramble is every player on the two teams at tempted to scale the Wall while the crowd in the grandstand set up a wild bowl of merriment. Lundin was the bist Man Over and he touched the Ball Bown on the t Street pavement. After a Short consultation with coach Booth the referee decided that it was a full edged touchdown and Hager was Given i trial at the goal for the a varsity. A the score indicates not a goal was kicked. Thin was due mainly to the condition of the ground and the water logged pigskin. Play opened in the first half with Captain Harrison kicking off toward the South goal for the schoolboys. Morse got the Ball on the Twenty five Yard line and returned it 15 Yards before being downed. Then the series of line slashes by Wilson. Weller. Meekly and Cotton began. During this March toward the High school goal Taylor s services As bal Carrier were brought into use but a rely. The longest Advance made was by Weller on a run through left end. Most of the gains were from two to seven Yards in length and were made by straight line plunging. The first Fumble. The first Fumble occurred on the High school goal line when a Schoolboy fell on the Ball and it was punted out Twenty Yards into the Field on the next play. Morse got the Ball and proud flt downed him As he caught it. Then Taylor was culled Back and he together with Tbs others in the Backfield gradually moved the pigskin Down to the line. Wilson diminished the distance eight Yards on a run around left end and Weller was pushed Over the line. The touchdown at the West Side of the Field and Morse failed to kick the diff la to goal. Lincoln then kicked North to the varsity and the heavy plunging and the stubborn resistance was resumed. the University s 50 Yard line Smith caught welter behind toe line for a loss and meekly booted the Ball on the next play to minor on the High school s 25 Yard line. Minor fumbled and Johnson recovered the leather for the co huskers. The half ended As the next play began. Soon after the University men had kicked off in the second half they were penalized five Yards. Borg became too anxious and Tore through the line before the Hall was passed. Soon after the youngsters fumbled and Taylor got the leather on the High schools 35 Yard line. A a he huskers began their stilted March a gain and soon Cotton was shoved Over the line for the second touchdown. He a is Given the trial at goal. Minor kicked off South for the Young is Twenty Yards. The University carried it Back ten Yards and the Onward March was resumed. The Cor Husker forged steadily into the High school territory until they were penalised on Lincoln a 35 Yard line again for being offside. But they picked up the distance and advanced to the goal line when the second Fumble of the game occurred and the boys secured the coveted leather and the Peculiar ludicrous scramble into t Street took place. The schoolboys kicked off and the Ball see sawed Back and Forth in the High schools territory until one of minors kicks was partially blocked and the Cor Husker secured it on the High school s 20 Yard line. Cotton and Taylor were put into constant use and they plugged through the line. Taylor making a gain of ten Yards through the left Side and immediately repeating with another gain of five Yards and touchdown. Cotton failed again at goal. Soon after this a spirited punting contest took place Between Schmidt and minor and time was called As eager made a Short return of minor s punt to Nebraska s 45 Yard line. Cottons hurdling and Taylor terrific line plunging formed the feature of the varsity s advances toward the goal. These two heavyweights never failed to gain and occasionally they crashed through for gains of five and ten Yards. The lineup follows University High school Den slow re. Proud flt Beans Cotton it Harrison. Hall Taylor re. Mowers Everett Borg rapt a. Collins Nelson. Summerhalder Burns. Lundin , Ewing Johnson. It Telmyer. .ie.smith, Davis Morse eager a a. Minor Wilson. Little. Re. Gebhardt be Beekley Little feb. Us Weller la. Rathbone officials referees. . Cd. B. Conder. Umpire w. Woods. Timekeeper. Quot by Mason. Length of halves. 16 minutes. Other football games. Princeton. Sept. 30.�?princeton 6 Washington and Jefferson 0. Ithaca. Sept. 30.�?cornell la Colgate la. West Point. Sept. 30.�?West Point la Tufts 0. Philadelphia. Sept. 30.�?pennsylvania 35 Lehigh 0. New York. Sept. 30.�?columbia 23 Union 0. Lamented a. Sept 30.�?frankin and Marshall la Lebanon Valley College 0. Providence sept. to new Ila in i hero 5. Carlisle sept. 30.�?indians 35 Villa Nova 0. New Brunswick n. J., sept. 30.�?rutgers 0 Stevens 0. New Haven. Sept. 30.�?Yale varsity 0 Yale second 0. Cambridge. Sept. 30.�?harvard 12 Williams 0. Evanston Iii. Sept. 30, 41 St. Late Era 0. Marietta. O., sept. University 0 Marietta College 0. Knoxville tenn., sept. 30.�?University of Tennessee 16 Tennessee school for deaf and dumb 5. Iowa City la., sept. University 40 Monmouth College 0. Des Moines sept 30.�?drake 18 Ames 0. Chicago. Sept. 80.�?University of Chicago 15 Wabash 0. Topeka. Sept. 30.�?washburn College 32 Emporia College 0. Lawrence ka., sept. 30.�?haskell indians 22 Buckner a. C., Kansas City 0. Columbia. Mo., sept. 30.�?missouri University 6 Kirksville Normal 0. Defeated of Neill team. The band team of the Trinity m. E. Church Defeated the of Neill eleven yesterday afternoon in a football game at f. Amp m. Park by the score of 15�?0. Play was slow and heavy because of the Muddy grounds and rain fell throughout the game. The feature of the contest was Parsons fifty Vard run for the local team. The teams lined up us follows o Neill band Flansburg re. Re Brannon o Neill it. It Leonard Haney re. Re Parks. Eaton. Dowins cd Wilson Howin la. La Cho wins Rankin it. It Riche. Parks White Ieie lie Plutt Bushnell Yates a a. A a beams Mckee re. Re Parsons Ager feb. Feb Vanderveer. Elephant monster la. La Howard referee. Funke. Umpire. Emotte touchdowns by Vanderveer Parsons and Howard. Length of halves is minutes. Nebraska City la Plattsmouth 0. Special to the Star Nebraska City. Neb., kept. 36.�?th# Nebraska City High school football team or treated the Plattsmouth High school team in an interesting game of football this afternoon. The score was eleven to nothing. The Home team made All of their Points in t a first Ltaif of the game. Soldiers 10 Creighton 0. Special to the Star fort Crook neb., sept. 30. The soldiers this afternoon Defeated Creighton College of Omaha to to 0. The soldiers secured two touchdowns but their heavy kicker could not Send the Ball Between the posts. Both positions however were difficult and the wind interfere with the kicking. The contest was a plunging game neither team making any great efforts at punting. The soldiers goal was never in serious danger. Neither Side scored at Crete. Ian to the Star Crete neb., sept. 0.�?doane College and the Omaha business College football teams played two Short halves this afternoon neither Side being Able to snort. The Ball however was in the territory of the business College a greater part of the time. When hard pulls were needed the Omaha backs braced themselves and kept it away from the Gold. Score Omaha business College of. Doane. 0. A a 4444444 a notes from the 4 world of sport. 4 a 4 44 4 4 4444 4444 William j. Bradley third Batman of the Cleveland baseball team announces positively that this is his last season in baseball. It has been definitely decided that the players taking part in the world championship series Between the National and american league Pennant winners shall receive 60 per cent of the Gross receipts of the first four games instead of 40. A originally planned. The Milwaukee boxing club will have its first show of the season october 6, when Hugo Kelly of Chicago and Young Mahoney of Milwaukee will meet in the principal bout. Efforts Are being made to get a twin Quot Sullivan and Tommy bums together in a Twenty round bout before the Pacific a. los Angeles within the next two weeks. The Winner of the bout will be matched with Jack of Brien. Herman b. Duryea formerly racing partner of Harry Payne Whitney la to become a breeder of thoroughbreds probably at Silverbrook farm near red Bank n. The sporting world can to agree whether battling Nelson should meet Joe Gans or Jimmie Gardner. The adherents of each claim he is entitled to first consideration. Barney Oldfield is planning to go to Buenos Ayres next Spring to take part in a series of automobile races in the Argentine capital City. A dual track meet bet Wen Cornell and Oxford is being planned at about the time of the Yale Harvard Oxford Cam Bridge meet. Coach Chalmers of the University of Iowa football eleven is hustling for big reserves. The squad is badly lacking in line substitutes. Ii gun University is to have Gref it football Field at Evana f. A hard contests for Booth s pets the Nebraska enthusiasts claim nine out of the eleven games some bruising Battles three heavy scrimmages scheduled to take place within fifteen Days the gophers Are doing fair work Michigan men training earnestly Boulder giant concede Cor Husker superiority thle year. Nine victories out of the eleven games Nebraska is expected to play will constitute the com huskers successful season this year. If this number is Wen by Booth s men and the mastodons of Yoni and Williama can be held to a fairly Low score Nebraska supporters should be satisfied if the present prospects at Nebraska Field do not brighten. Call it pessimism or anything you chose but search out the facts an they stand today and Only one conclusion will be reached a that this View is not far to the bad. the end of the season shows better results than those named above Booths regime will have received a fitting end indeed. This probably is Tbs lust season Booth will be seen in charge of the Cor Husker. The conditions a a Mummy Quot has to Deal with now Are us follows lie has a team that will average in weight perhaps a Little More than any previous eleven he has i it assessed. The Backfield is heavy Strong and fairly fast. Ile has first class in Terlula for the ends and quarterback but the Gap at the guard Aud left tackle positions Are not filled. Rooters who have been watching practice the last two weeks think these places Are settled and with Good men hut in matter of fart they Are still open nod the coaches Are on a anxious Nebraska a schedule is not As propitious a it might be and at the latter part of the season the heavy game Are going to Caus trouble. Eight old warriors. Nebraska has eight a in Quot veterans Oti the squad. But of these Only three Cotton right tackle Captain Borg Center and Johnson left end Are linemen. A the others Are working for Backfield positions and some of them Are having Promise of a hard time in winning recognition there against some of the newer men. If eager make a place on the eleven this year it will be at Quarter and Glenn Mason is to have a desperate struggle of he gets his old place at fullback away from meekly the big Chap who has shown already that he knows the game punts Well and is doing some Beautiful work in the secondary defense. One would feel disposed to say this does not look so dark for new so Kymm. Peels. Yet the Baek fled. No matter Low Strong cannot win alone. Tile dupe sheets show that the Michigan mastodons Are developing rapidly at Ann Cartwr. And that coach Yost is not preparing for any Quot surprised such As the gophers have received in every game Nebraska has played them. Tho men trying for the Center dates on the Cor Husker squad doubtless will do Fine work in most of the years games for they Are of fair weight. But Only one or two weigh us much As 200 pounds and they must meet opponents at Ann Arbor who will strip Twenty to thirty pounds heavier and who Are built of muscle not fat. It must be figured also that they probably Are getting just As Good training As the Cor Husker. Men Are lighter. That Gopher game looks Good to most enthusiasts and they Are looking for another of those Quot prise packages month s boys have been handing the northerners the last five years. The reports indicate that Williams men Are not quite As heavy us in former years. This also looks Good and the local rooter already Are beginning to lick their Chopa in anticipation. But right Here is where that schedule gets in its work again. Nebraska plays Colorado Only a week before the Minnesota contest. Everybody smiles at the thought of Nebraska being beaten by the Mountaineer again but even should we win it May be at the Eit of several Bood players and the loss of that Superb condition Booths cohort has always had til the other games at Minnesota. Reports show the westerners anticipate being beaten Here by a score of 50 to 0 this is something like the state of mind always prevailing Here Lief re the Cor Husker go to Minneapolis and it has always resulted in Chagrin for the conceded victors. The thought of being beaten by Nebraska evidently Bas not dampened the ardor or courage of tire Rou derites. They have a coach that is instilling Yost principles into his players. They intend starting into the game by conceding Nebraska a big Victory and then forcing her to make Good and of Booth s men done to they Are to get the it s a Nebraska trick to lie worked against Nebraska and bus going to be a Case of Quot dog eat dog a the close proximity of the Minnesota game to the Haskell tussle brought grief to Nebraska last year. The same result is promised by the Colorado and Minnesota contests this season. The big games. But Booth and his men have not the Colorado game alone to contend with. Just a week before meeting Colorado they clash with Ames College. In fifteen Day the Cor Husker Are to play these three games Ames. Colorado Minnesota. Little i known of the real strength of the Iowa men this year but it is understood they Are As Strong As Ever with almost every player from last year s eleven Hack. Previous experience has shown that Ames causes trouble wherever so goes for she always has a squad that is husky As Well As fast and aggressive. Nebraska never did have a Quot snap Quot when playing her and certainly tills year will prove no exception. Booth Quot will be going an the sports put it. he can win All three of these games in the fifteen Day Iii Whit ii he a to do it. T ravers Golf match. By leased wire Ole Neove i. I., sept. 30.�?jerome d. Travers of Oyster Bay this afternoon Defeated Walter j. Travis Garden City by four up and two to play in the Funai for the principal cup at the annual Golf tournament of the Nassau country do. The former International Champion showed very Little of his old time supremacy Nad his younger rival outclassed Bim. Briggs bested Unk Russell. By leased wire Philadelphia Rcpt. the better of Teh contest in a majority of rounds Jimmy Briggs of Boston tonight bested Unk Russell of Philadelphia in a do round bout at catch weights at the National athletic club. The men indulged in a regular slugging match with science thrown to the winds and although Russell tried his beat to mix it up with Briggs he found the latter too Strong for him and a repeatedly forced to Clinch. At the finish neither Man showed any Mark of punishment Rube Waddell ready to pitch again by wit Philadelphia sept to Gill buddy. Better known As Connie Mack. Manager of the local american league team made the announcement after today s game that Rube Waddell whose left Arm is said to have gone Buck on him. Had recovered its use and would in All probability take his turn in the Box in time for the series with Washington when the club got to that City on thursday. In exercising today Waddell heard a snap in his Arm and it fell at his Side. Thoroughly alarmed the big fellow made another Effort to raise Hiarm and to his Surprise and Ama sment found that it worked with perfect movement. Elated at the strange phenomenon Waddell ran posthaste to the ground and convinced manager muck of the truth of the statement. The latter is elated and now feels confident of winning the Pennant and beating the new York nationals for the world s championship series. Waddell will in allowed to work his Arm slowly until he is certain it will stand the Strain of a nine inning game. Dan Patch failed to lower record at Chicago leased wire Chicago sept. 36.�?dan Patch the greatest pacer that Ever Drew a sulky and Holder of the world record of 1 56 for a mile track and 2 01 for a half mite track was the Star attraction at the West Chicago driving Park this afternoon. An immense crowd wits attracted to the track through the advertised a Peuranen of the Noble son of Joe patched the great re however failed in his Effort to lower the worlds record covering the mile in 2 01 1-8. The time by quarters was 34 1-4, 1 01 1-4. 1 31 h 2 01 at. The performance was made in a heavy Shower. Big crowd sees last Day s racing at Brighton Beach Brighton Bench race track sept. 30. With the running of the last race this afternoon the Brighton Beach meeting for the season of l�t5 came to in end. Monday the seen will shift to Belmont Park. Whee the West Chester racing association will throw open its Gate for a two week meeting. A Brilliant card marked the close of the Brighton Beach meeting this afternoon. Two stake fixtures graced the afternoons card the Mercury Handicap of r2-year-Olds at six furlongs and the Brighton cup a weight for age race for 8-Yeftr-Olds and upward at two Miles and a Quarter. In the former event a Fine lot of juvenile Speed dispense were brought together at weights so arranged As to make picking a Winner a most difficult problem. Outcome was withdrawn from the Brighton cup this left but two starters and Cairngorm to fight it out for the 116,060 purse. Cairngorm rushed to the front As soon As the Lorrier went up and made the Pace under a sliding pull for nearly two Miles. Then of Neill rushed him away from a a Tiffins Waga and won in easy style of eight lengths. In the Mercury Handicap. Diamond and Llund Zarra got away on even terms at the Start and raced head and head followed by big Lien a couple of lengths behind they ran in this order to the a a a retch where big Ben dosed on the leaders and they collapsed. Lynn then came on with Oxford hut could not catch big Ben who won by a length from Oxford who i teat Diamond a length and a half for the place. Summaries first race five and a half furlongs disobedient too j. Martin i to 3, won benevolent 112, Dyne. A to i second Wate grass. 106, o Neill to to i third. Time 1 07 2-5. Second race. The Chantilly steeplechase Handicap about two Miles hylas 1>1, Hay. 7 to 16. Won Dick Roberts 14<. Stone 6 to i second Ruth s Rattler. 146, Finnegan 9 to i third. Tim 4 25 3-5. Third race. Six furlongs the Mercury Handicap. 11.500 added big Ben. Lit. Neill. 2 to i won Oxford 118. Lytle 8 to i second. Diamond 97, w. Fisher 4 to l third time i 13 fourth race to o and one Quarter Miles the Brighton cup. Value $10,000 Cairngorm in. Neill 9 to 26, won Faugh Naraga. 126. Burns 2 to i. Second. Only two starters. Time 4 08 3-5. Fifth race. Mile and an eighth Handicap merry i a re. 110. Neill. 5 to i won Toki Ilon. 116. Burns 5 to i second. Knight errant. 121. Martin la to 5. Third. Time i 52 1-3. Sixth Lac five and a half furlongs Selling Aviston 99 Mother 16 to i and 5 to i. Won brother Frank. 107. Martin 9 to 16 second Herman Johnson 162. Kott Tane 15 to i. Third time. 1 07. Drawings for International Auto race. By leaned wire new York. He it. 30. A representatives of the american and foreign teams Quot tiered in the Vanderbilt Cut race october 14 will draw for starting position at the automobile club of America monday night. As in the elimination trials they will first draw for the order in which they Are to draw and then they will draw for their stalling positions. Disastrous storm in the Southern states heavy damage to Railroad lines along the coast Cotton crop seriously injured in Mississippi. By leased wire new Orleans Hep 30.�?the storm that passed Over Southern and Northern Louisiana Southern Arkansas and Mississippi last night and today has crippled All transportation facilities and blown Down Telegraph and Telephone poles. It a been impossible up to the present to ascertain the extent of the damage done by the storm along the Gulf coast because of this fact. To far As can Las Learned there have been no fatalities or wrecks along the coast. There was almost a cloudburst in new Orleans this afternoon Over an Inch and a half of water Fulling in fifteen minutes. Canal Street and All of the Side streets were torrent of Rushing wafer for some time and All business was temporarily suspended. A of the Railroad entering the City Are practically at a standstill tonight and such train As have gotten through Are Many House behind time. Both the Illinois Central and the Kazoo and Mississippi Valley railroads Are temporarily tied up by washouts and no trains we ill be brought in before morning. The min All Over the Southern portion of the state i the heaviest for seventeen years. Considerable anxiety is expressed for the safety of the fishermen along tile Eoa at Wiio always suffer in these storms. As Ell wire Are Dawn it is impossible to learn anything of the severity of the storm along the Southern coast of Louisiana. At Hie fashionable resorts along the coast sin h Aspi is Christian and Bay by. Lands pier and bathhouses were Swap away and the wave worked their Way up into some of the handsome residences of northerners who spend their Winters along the coast. Reports received Here up to a late hour tonight show that the storm has worked incalculable injury to the Cotton crop in the outlying districts the Cotton being beaten from the Hoits by the heavy rain and scattered Over the Fields. Much damage a likewise been done to the Rice crop. In some Section of the state the sugar crop has been entirely destroyed by the terrific rain. Every Bridge in Amite county. Mississippi a washed away this afternoon. White sox win Chicago captures last of series in close fight for american league Pennant quakers badly crippled with Waddell out of game they had to Send Plank Back to Box exciting contest seen by an enormous crowd and Many wore turned away a Philadelphia still has slight Lead in the race. Close race for Renn ant. Played. Won. Test. Pe., Philadelphia. 141 87 64 .<17 Chicago. 145 88 67 .<67 games yet to play Philadelphia three with do i Mil and six with Washington. Chicago three with a Airington and five with by. Louis Phil Delphyn. Bept captured the final game of the series with the athletes this afternoon by a score of 4 to s. It was a bitterly fought contest and the wide Box won by bunching their hits. With Waddell out of the game with a sore Arm the locals were obliged to Call upon plunk a to of beat Chicago in the opening game on thursday but in this instance Quot Eddie was unequal to the occasion and the batsmen wha were easy victims for i min the previous contest found his delivery just to their liking and they hit Tho Ball hard Owen a also hit hard but the fast work of he Lemma ten kept Down the score of the Home team. Chicago was first to score making two runs in the opening inning. With two men out George Davis singled and stole second Callahan walked and Davis scored on Donohue a double. Green s single scored Callahan. A double by darted and lord single gave the athletics one run in the first inning and Murphy s Home run tied the score. Although both teams had men on bases on several occasions neither could score until the seventh inning. Isbell s single George Davis double and a two Bagger by Green gave Chicago two runs and the game. The locals made a desperate Effort to win in the last two innings and succeeded in getting one run in the eighth on Laird a double and two out. With one out in the ninth. Shreck singled and it looked a though the score would a tied but the next two batsmen struck out. The two games witnessed by 25.188 people and fully half that number were denied admittance As the Gates were closed an hour before play started because of the overcrowded condition of t in ground. It being necessary to establish ground rules of two Bane for All hits into the crowd that lined the Outfield. In the Ike trip of Atte Buice the series was a record breaker <4,<10 people having paid admission to the three games. Scor Chicago .2 00000200 4 Philadelphia .1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 batteries Owen and lilith an Plank and Shreck. Umpires o terns Blin and Hurst even break St Boston. Boston sept 30.- Detroit won a Clos and interesting game in the first contest but was easily Defeated in the second game of the doubleheader Here today. Score cd first game Detroit .0 10002000 3 Boston .1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 batteries Olgg and Warner Tanne Hill and a Ria by us ter. Umpire Connolly. Second game Detroit .0 0 0 0 0 0 l l Boston .0 12 0 10 x 4 batteries Eltson disc it Ami Doran Harris and rigor. Umpire Connolly. Two games for Washington. Washington kept. 30.�?the Washington american Defeated the fit. Tends Browns in both games Here today. The first proved an easy Victory for the Quot Nome team hut it was a Hutting rally in the seventh tuning that gave Thorn the Victory in the second contest. Score of first game it. I awls .,.,.0 0 6 0 6 0 i i 0�?8 Washington. .,.0 0040010 x�?6 second game it i Ani is .6 6 0 2 0 2 0 9 Washington .3 0 0 0 1 0 <�?10 batteries Howell a my his a Ricer fatten Burg and Knott Empire Mccarthy. Called on account of Darlier. Even break St new York. New York tips 30. In a doubleheader Between the Cleveland and the new York americans the blues were Defeated la the first contest hut shut out their opponents in the second darkness stopping the game at the end of the fifth inning. Score of list game Cleveland .000 1 0 1 30 6 -5 new York .2 00 1 0 0 2 2 x�?7 batteries a Bam hard am Clarke i of Roy Hogg and Klenow. Urn pm Rex Connors and Sheridan. Second game Cleveland a i 9�?1 new York too o o butteries West and Clarke Puttmann and Klenow umpires Sheridan and Connors. National league. National league. New York 10 St. Louie 2. St. Tends sept 30, new York giants had no trouble whatever in Dis let ing of i. Louis in the filial game of the season Between these two clubs. Score new York .00 101101 la St i awls .0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0�?2 batteries Ames Taylor arid Bresnahan and Clark Brown and i easy. Umpires Pear and Johnstone. Even break at Pittsburg. Pittsburg sept. 30. In a doubleheader lids afternoon Between the Brooklyn National league team and tile pirates the Home team had no difficulty in disposing of the visitors in the first Conte if. But were played to a standstill in the second game which was called at the end of foe eighth inning with the score a tie. Score of first game Brooklyn .6 6 0 6 0 0 1 1 l l Pittsburg.001321 Fox 8 batteries a non and Ritter Case and Gibson. Umpire Emilia second game Brooklyn .1 66 0 6 6 0 1 2 Pittsburg .0 0606 1 0 1�?8 batteries Mcintyre Bergen and ruler Kinsella and Gibson. Umpire engr lie. Philadelphia 15 Cincinnati 3. Cincinnati sept id. The in Wladi Ihla National league team batted the Ball Over the Field today and won As they pleased from the reds. Score Philadelphia .0 3 1 4 1 6 5 1 6 -15 Cincinnati .1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 in 3 balt i in Lush and Dooin Vowinkle Johns and Street. Umpire a lets. Boston 2 Chicago 0. Chicago. Sept the Boston National shut out the Chicago today in a dose and interesting game. Score Boston. 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 o�?8 Chicago .00000000 0�?9 batteries Fraser and Needham Wicker and Klorig. Umpire of Day. We Are exclusive agents Fob the pianola demonstration Dally. Everybody Welcome we save you from $50 to $150 on your piano Purchase by our fixed and a every piano marked in Plain figures another reason we buy in Large quantities operating As we do five stores. We Are Independent not controlled by outside capital and no piano manufacturer has our note. 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