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THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE JULY 1914. 17 SOME OF NOTED THE THINGS THE ARTIST AT THE WALPOLE-ST GROUNDS Innings ...1 2 It 4 ft A 7 fc 10 11 1 Detmit 2 0 0 1 OKI 0 II 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0-2 Sacrifice hit. Iajoi. Ki Sacrifice Ktwn. Stolen Cliapiiian.

olen. tel. i hold. Iambic iila.ru. Iaic Chapman and O'Neil; Uj.de.

Klrka. Left on Cleretand 7. Hctrolt 8, Bae on ball, by Main 2, by Stccn a. gtrnck out. hy Main 3.

by stem. Pawed u'Neii. TIsk. 2b loin, miilri'K. Kiunn mid Bga RED SOX DIVIDE WITH SENATORS ALSO SMITH ATHLETICS SPLIT EVEN WITH THE HIGHLANDERS BHII.ADKI.PHIA, July 4-The World's tA WE MAY AS WELL1 'fflllli ROBINS TWICE DEFEAT BRAVES ThreatenedRowBetweenPlayers Of the Teams Halted in Time.

Champions broke even with the Highlanders here today. A batting rally la i the eighth Inning rav New Xork victory over Plnnk In the morning. th i seore being 7 5. A double and thrt singles by Truesdale In Ave trips to thn plate were the features. The score: vouk I Trursdnle 2h AB a 3 Hnrltell If 1'ei'klnimngh mi Daler ef Mullen lb Cook rf Sweeney Boone Sh Keating Cole Caldwell Latter Shut Out in First Game On Collins' Airtight Pitching.

White Sox Win Twice and Other Teams Of American League Break Even. 3 4 '2 1 1 S3 TiilHlK It BH TB If) A I 4 6 i a 1 a a 2 114 0 1 i i i a 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 0 1 I a a 0 0 0 I i II 0 A 10 12 ST 18) id seventh. 2 3 4 A 0 I 1 a I 0 i i a a ii I a I ii a 112 14 0 0 ii a 6 a i 1 ti II 0 ft 0 II 0 1 10 II II II 0 I A i) I 5 10 14 37 11 1 Giants, Cubs and the Cardinals Each Capture Double-Headers. Batted for Keating I'HII ADKl.l'Hl'. Murnliy rf 5 (hiring If fl Collins 2b 3 Baker 3b 4 Mclnnls lb 8 strunk cf 8 Barry 8 UW 4 Wyckoff 2 Plank 0 Bressler 0 Schang 1 Totals 82 Finish it now if WE WANT TO PLAY I jlllOi THAT PM.

GAME "v- sW i TIE0 IT UP IN Trie 3th MR smith put XnL miHL THE MORNING GAME I DEAL 5EL ON THE ICE, Wtk INNING AMERICAN LEAGUE RESULTS. by and NATIONAL LEAGUE RESULTS. Washington Struck out, hy Cnllinn 1. Kngel 3. Time.

l'mitre, Chill Sheridan. Batted for Bresslcr In ninth. Inning 1 2 8 4 ft 8 7 New York 0 I 0 0 1 0 0 Attendance Boston Washington 0 (morning) Wushington 3. Boston 2 afternoon 1 3.000 New York 7. Philadelphia 5 (morning) 11,000 Philadelphia 6.

New York 2 (after 8 4 1-7 Bedient Goes Along Steadily. In the second game errors on the part of the Boston inflelders gave the game to the opposition Bedient had been going aloqg; steadily when, in the sixth. 0 1-B I'bllndelnbla 1 (I 1 I 0 0 1 Attendance flout oil 5. (morning, 11 6,000 Hoston 8 (afternoon) 10,500 Philadelphia 4 (morn- 10,000 Philadelphia (after- 55.000 light, scoring Gowdy, Evers going to third. On Stengel' throw over to catch 1 Kvers, Murray tried to go to second and was an easy out.

He had better have re-I malned at first, even If he could have made second, for the Braves needed only i one run, and they could have gotten It easier with Murray on first than If he i were on second. I The visitors got to James in the 11th. Cutshaw doubled; James mishandled Stengel's attempted sacrifice and Ked Smith brought both home with a triple I over Murray's head in left. He scored himself on Ragan's single to right, putting the Robins three runs In the lead. Boston scored one in its half of the 11th on a single by James, an out at first and I a single by Murray.

The score: 13,000 the Red Sox let a rouple of runs score noon) Brook Irn 7 Innings) 4 Vrk lot i 1f ork noon) Chicago Chicago 4. Louis I. SH Louis 8, Two Imic hits. Truevilale, Cook, Barry, Glaring. Three base bit.

Murphy. Hit, off Keating 6 In 8 Innings: off Cnle 4 In 3: off Wyckoff ft in 7, (none out luithi: off I'lnak ft In 1, i none out In MM! off Bressler. mine in one Sacrifice hits. Collins, Strunk. Sacrifice I'ecklniiaugli.

Collins. Stolen bases. Mullen, Cleveland 10. Detroit (morning) on misplays. Detroit Cleveland 'I (afternoon; It Boston was in the lead.

2 to 1, and 8,809 everything pointed to a Ked Sox victory. when erkes fumbled a slow gr ounder oiilrlng. Murpby, Mclnnls 2 Wyckoff 2. Don- 10,000 15,000 4.800 11,000 Pittsburg 0 Pitta burg 2 (afternoon). Inclnnntl 8 (morning) Cincinnati 1 (afternoon) Chicago 4, St Louis 3 (morning) 4,800 Chicago 0, St Louis 0 (afternoon) 18,000 rui'ili ing, and an infield out allowed Gandll to Innls to Baker; Baker.

Mclnnls and Barry. American League Standing, Won Lost Pts won BROOKLYN AB BH TB PO National League Standing. Won Lout Ptf won go to third. Scott then fumbled Shanks' grounder and Gandll scored the winning run. These were the only runs scored outside of the first inning Harry Hooper opened the game Kith a t.ase on balls, went to third on Scott's O'Mara 2 1913 .743 .377 .554 dvuble to right, and scored on Hpeunfr's A 3 1 it 7 8 4 1 1 0 .507 i 1913 .063 jtu .437 .389 .443 .615 in 3 3 5 3 1 5 0 1 Da ti bert lb Ditlton of Wheat if Cutshaw 2b Stengel rf Smith 3b ritlmr Brown Kagan IKlim l.tnui.' ill H'li ociii.

-c. ii vrni .592 .508 .335 .534 .314 .529 .358 .357 Philadelphia 42 Detroit 42 8a Washington 38 33 BOSTON 39 4 St Louis 37 35 Chicago 37 33 New York 24 43 Cleveland 25 45 Plunk and Mi-lnnls. I. on basca, 4Hw York 7, Philadelphia H. Klrst base on balls, off Keating 8, Dot i.

Wyckoff off Plank 1. off Bressler 2. Klrt base on errors. New York Philadelphia 1. Hit by pitcher, hv Keating tColllnsi.

Struck nut, Keating 8, by Wyckoff 0. hy Plank I. Passed ball, Lapp. Wild pitches, Keating. Wxcknff.

I'lstik. Time, 2h 20m. I'mplres. Hildebrand and O' Lmglilln. Philadelphia won in the afternoon hitting McHale's delivery hnrd In thei fourth Inning, the score being 6 to Bush kept New York's hits scattered except In the fifth Inning, when a great diving catch Oldrlng robbed Truea-dale of a double, saved two runs at least and ended the visitors' rally.

Thn core .625 .540 .514 .477 .409 .184 .894 24 32 33 30 34 34 33 40 New York 40 Chirago 30 Louis Cincinnati 84 flttsburg 81 Philadelphia 30 Brooklyn .81 BOSTON .28 .380 .532 .280 .613 1 'v X.413 Totals 43 7 17 23 33 20 2 BOSTON American League Games Today Cleveland at Chicago. St Louis at Detroit POOR "HANK AJ.MOST WENT FRANT.C TRYING TO HND THAT BALL Gilbert If 5 1 2 2 0 Evers 2b 0 2 2 4 Connolly If 4 0 0 8 Collins If 0 0 0 1 Murray If 2 0 2 2 0 Maranvllle BS 6 0 0 0 4 0 TB PO ii BH SCHMIDTS GREAT ONE WAND STOP.AND THROW got Mccarty at 2nd Base, inninc National League Games Today. Pittsburg at Ctilcago.y Cincinnati at St Louis. CHANCES THROWN AWAY I Schmidt lb 5 I Deal 3b 2 twhltt.d 3b 1 RED SOX-WASHINGTON GAMES DRAW 25,000 IMIII.A AB Murphy rf 8 Oldring If 4 Co' 1 Ins 2b 4 Baker 31 4 Mclnnls II 4 Thnmpson cf 3 Barry si 8 Schang 3 Busk 8 to intra ana scoreu on a ny oy viin. Bedient got off to a bad start and Washington dti.w up to 'within one run of the Sox in the second half of the Inning.

MoeMer and Foster singled in succession. Mueller went to third when Milan forced Foster at second, scoring on Gandll's suoriiice fly to ilenrikaon. The scoreboard held a row of blanks until the "breaks" went against the Red Sox In the sixth, and prevented them from moving into third place In the standing. Shaw was outpitched by Bedient. but time and again his infield came to the rescue.

The Washington pitcher gave six bases oq balls, but made up for this In part by allowing only four hits, two of which went to Yerkes. The latter tried hard at bat to make up for his misplays In the Held, but his efforts were fruitless. In the eighth, lingle was sent in to bat for Bedient, and in this Inning the Sox threatened to store the game away. Knglo flied out, but Hooper walked for the third time. He stole second as Scott struck out.

and Speaker was 1 1 8 1 1 1 1 1 2 0 10 1 I 1(1 2 11 2 0 3 4 0 2 Devore cf 4 0 1 1 0 0 0 3 RY RRAVFS' MlfsP AYS Whaling CLIMBING WHITE SOX WIN A DOUBLE-HEADER )ngcy 5 fly J. C. O'LEARV. It 12 27 11 CHICAGO. July 4 Chicago won two Totals 43 5 13 18 33 25 Brooklyn got away with a couple of CINCINNATI Moran rf 4 0 1 1 2 0 0 Herxog ss 4 1 1 1 1 2 0 Nlehoff 3b 4 0 1 3 0 2 0 Clark 4 0 1 1 4 1 0 (iroh 2b 3 0 0 0 2 4 0 Hoblltwdl lb 3 0 0 0 14 0 1 Laross If 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 TJliler If 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Lohr cf 3 1 0 0 1 0 0 Ames 2 1 1 4 0 7 1 Miller 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 tRawling 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Douglass 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 games from St Louis today, shutting By T.

H. MURNANE. WASHINGTON, July 4-The Red Sox and Senators celebrated the Glorious Fourth in a safe and sane manner today, each winning a game. Hoston the first, 1 to 0, and Washington the afternoon contest by 3 to 2. The scores may not arouse enthusiasm in all hearts, but to the 25.000 or more PITTSBURG Carey If 3 Wagner ss 4 Viox 2b 8 Mowrey 3b 3 Konetchy lb 4 Jos Kelly cf 4 Mitchell rf 3 Coleman 2 Leonard 1 (iibson 1 Cooper 0 tjames Kelly 1 MeQnlllen 1 Hyatt 1 Cnuzelman 0 JMensor 0 ttClarke 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 0 0 11 1 3 8 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 4 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 --e) 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 3 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 8 .81 4 4 4 3 2 1 1 8 4 Totals YbRK Truesdale 2b Hurtzell If Pecklnpaugh ss Haley cf Nunamakcr lb Kinginau lb Caldwell lh Cook rf Sweeney cheap games at the South End Grounds Batted for Collins In ninth, titan for Deal yesterday, winning the one played in in ninth.

(Batted for Whaling in seventh. the morning by a score of 7 to 5 in 11 Innings 1 2 8 4 5 8 7 8 0 10 11 innings, and taking th. on In the alter- jj 8 noon 4 to 3 In the regulation distance. Tvo.htm. hitni rvali o'Mara.

Cutshaw, Stalltngs' men did poor work in both Daubert, Whitted. Three-base hit. Smith. Hits. Mlantava In the field were fac- olT "rown in 8 1-3 Innings, off Ragan 5 In games.

Mlsplnjs in tne netn were iac a 2 3 inninKR first on errors. Brook-tors in the development of every run ten 2, Boston. Left on bases, Brooklyn 8, made by the Robins in both games. 11 'ole" Smi'n- hits. 8 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 8 I 4 12 16 3 Totals 31 3 fl 11 24 spectators who saw the battles they walked purposely.

Shaw then lost his control and served up four bad ones to Bisuie Bb the Browns out, 9 to 0, in the afternoon game and winning the morning game, 4 to 3. Incidentally Chicago moved ahead of St Louis In the pennant race. It was Ray Demmttt who batted Chicago to a 4 to 3 victory over St Louis in the morning game here. The locals were held to five hits. Demmitt made three of them, one of which was a triple.

St Louis tought hard and forced Manager Callahan to send three of his best pitchers to the mound to save the game after the visitors had tied the score in the fifth. Demmitt Batted for Batted fnr laross In seventh Ames in eighth. M' Hale 4 .32 Tota Is 27 12 Totals 34 2 7 8 24 provided a lot of thrills. Joy and gloom In turn prevailed at the ball park, where the Washington rooters fondly hope to gee a pennant waving along in October. As a matter of fact, the first game should have gone Henriksen.

Janvrin lost a chance to be a hero, however, and sent up a foul fly which Williams grabbed. Again in the ninth Boston threatened to tie things up when Yerkes with one out, but Rehg. batting for James 2. by Brown 2, by Pagan. Struck out, by James 7, by Brown, by Kngan.

Double plays. Whs lint and Schmidt; Maranvllle. Kvers and Schmidt; Cutshaw. O'Mara and Dauhert. Bntted for Coleman in seventh.

tBatted for Cooper In third. IBatted for McQulllen In seventh. JKan for (Jibsou in ninth. ttBatted for Cunzclman in ninth. nomas, hit to Shaw and 1 erke.s was kJ'assed ball.

Whnllng. Wild pitch, James. Hit The score: have been a Boston victory, errors doubled ui at second iV pitched ball, Whaling. Dugey and Deal, by a BH TB I'o singled, scoring Berger, who had Drown, nine, 211 4im. 1 mpire tn-cnter.

.1 2 .1 0 .0 0 4 5 6 0 0 II 0 0 2 7 8 9 04 0 0 0-2 Innings 1 2 8 4 5 7 0 Philadelphia 1 0 4 1 0 (I () 0tl New York 0 0 0 0 1 0 (I 1 0-2 Two base hits. Boone. Baker. Sacrifice hit. Thetis pantl.

stolen bases. Cook. Collins. Double plavs. Mcllalc, Truesdale and Nunamaker: Barry.

Collins and Mclnnls; Mclnnls. Barry anil Mclnnls. Left on bases. New York 7. Philadelphia 3.

Base- on balls, by Mcllalc, hy Bush 2. First base on errors. New ork 8. Struck out. by McHale, by Bush K.

Wild pitch. McHale. Time, lh Man. t'mplres, O'Loughttn and Hildebrand. Innings Chicago rittburg The with two exceptions.

There were, costly fumbles, bases on balls, wild pitches and hit batsmen galore, and the work of the Braves on the bases was the poorest the Boston players have ever shown. This feature was also a prime factor in the loss of the morning game. Maranvllle had an off day, making two errors in the first game and three In the second. About H000 fans turned out to attend the morning session and nearly 11,000 were on hand In the afternoon. Byron.

Cmplre on liases. Johnson. figuring in both results. ak The first game was one of the hardest Moelier rf 8 fought pitchers' duels seen In these EKJ riiir, 1 Milan cf 4 walked, with the winning run score: Innings 4 1 234 5 6789 Bt Lonis 0 1 0 0 2 0 1 0 4 Cincinnati ..1 0 0 2 0 IK 0 03 Three-base hits, Nlehoff. J.

Miller, Beck. Home run, Ames. Sacriflce bit. Hugglns. Stolen bases, Moran.

Butler. Double plays, .1. Miller. Butler and J. Miller; Butler.

Huggins and J. Miller. Wild pitch. Ames. Hit by pitcher, by I'errltt, Gran.

Base on bnlls. by Ames Ii. Struck out, by Ames 2, by Perritt 5, by Douglass. Left on bases, St Louis 8. Cincinnati 2.

Hits, off Ames 8 in 7 innings, off Douglass 1 in 1 Inning. Time, lh 40m. Umpires, Klein and Emslle. Ylngling pitched fairly well in the second contest until the sixth, when the locals, by bunching hits, two of them for three bases, counted four runs. The score 1 1 8 ta 1 1 1 1 0 II 1 2 (I 1 1 BH TB PO K.

1 I III O.llp, Ullic. vv.w i dannlnro i i i 1 0 2 IUI lilt" niM aim 1 1 exemplified the fine art of box work, 1 I and the game might have been going Gimdil lb 2 Williams 8 Shanks If 8 Morgan. 2h 8 McBrlde ti 8 Shaw, 8 Two-base hits. Zimmerman, Saier, Leach. I Three-base hit, Carey.

Hits, off Cooper, 5 in 3 innings: off McQulllen, 1 in 4 innings: off Cnnzelmau, none In 2 Stolen bases, Kelly, Mensor. Ilonble play, Corrlden and Saler. Base on halls, hy Cheney 4. by Cooper. i Hit by pitched ball, by Cooper, Good.

Sacrifice I hit. Corrlden. Left on bases, Chicago 4. I'itts- Happenings of the Afternoon. Kucker and Tyler were put in against each other in the afternoon.

With a chance to do some damage with a hit in the fourth, Robinson sent Hummel in to bat for Kucker, and Heulbach finished the game. The Braves scored three runs In the A 3 4 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 2 CHICAGO AB Berger ss 3 Blackburn 2b 2 Deininett If 4 Collins rf 4 Courtlier lb 3 Bodie cf 2 Muver cf 2 life ton 3b 2 Scott 1 Russell 0 Benz 2 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. Totals .28 8 6 yet if Rav Morgan had not murred an easv chance In the fourth inning, allowing Tris Speaker to score the only run. Speaker had doubled with one out and had advanced to third on Henriksen's single, when Morgan booted a grounder from Gardner's bat. New Men in the Game.

Devore, Whitted and Catlier, the new men Secured by the Hoston club, were i burg 7. Stmck out, by Cheney 4. by Cooper 4, by McQulllen 2, by Conrelmnn. Time, lh 55m. Umpires, Eason and Qnlgley.

BH TB PO BOSTON Hooper rf 1 Scott ss 4 Speaker cf 8 nrst two innings, and then frittered 1 ft 15 0 4 0 II 1 3 2 1 1 II 0 0 8T LOUIS AB Huggins 2b 4 Magee cf 3 Dolan If 2 In the game, but it w.ie the oldtlmere away their lead till the visitors finally put over the winnine run in th ninth GIANTS CAPTURE BOTH Hcndrlksen Ir lb mostly, who were off on their play 8 27 12 Fine Work by Collins Miller lb 4 Sb 0 0 0 Rav Collins gave a masterly perform- I ySJjf Gardner 1 1 4 11 0 1 8 11 0 0 0 GAMES FROM PHILLIES At Baltimore Baltimore 4, Proldence 8 (first game); Providence 8, Baltimore fl (aec ond game 1. At Rochester- Rochester ft. Montreal 4 (flrst game. 13 innlngsi; Montreal 6, Rochester 2 (second game). At Newark Jersey City 2, Newark 1.

At Jersey City Jeney City 6, Newark 6 (10 Innings). At Buffalo Toronto 8, Buffalo fl (first game)! Buffalo 8, Toronto 2 (second game). ance in the morning game. Safe hits by Thomas -i i ii Totals 25 ST LOUIS Sbotten cf Pratt 2b 4 Williams rf 4 Walker If 4 Iicary lb 4 Wilson rf 4 Beck 3b 4 Snyder 4 Butler sb 3 Sallee 4 Rlggert cf 0 Morgan and Shanks in the fifth and Bedient eighth was the full extent of the Sena- i Knale 1 2 NEW YORK, July 4 New York won i both of its holiday games from Philadel-0 phla here today, taking the morning tors' work against him. He refused to fRehg 1 Devore showed up well, both in the Meld and at hat, and he and the others were given cordial welcomes by the crowd.

The umpires appear to have had instructions to keep matters well in hand, for they stood for no kicks from the players. Joe Connolly and Fred Mitchell wre ordered out of the morning game for protesting against decisions by Byron. In the second game a row between Austin 80 4 Dugey and Kvers opened the game with singles, and both scored on two outs at first. In the second inning Mann drew a batte on balls, and came all the way home on McCarthy's wild throw when he stole second. That ended the Braves' scoring for the day.

The visitors got a run in the fourth on a triple by Cutshaw and a wild pitch. They got another In the fifth, when O'Mara was hit by a pitched ball, which caused the rumpus, was sacrificed to second and brought home by Wheat's single. 8 0 1 3 1 0 1 1 3 LjtTan sa 24 12 Totals 27 0 0 0 0 0 1 (I 0 I 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 i i 6 i 3 5 0 0 0 Totals 32 8 11 19 CINCINNATI Moran rf 4 0 0 0 Hcrzog ss 4w0 1 1 Nlehoff 3b 4 0-0 0 International League Standing. 3 0 0 1 1 1 1 A Batted for Bedient in eighth. tBatted for Thomas in ninth.

Innings 1 2 8 4 8 4)' Washington 1 0 0 0 0 2 Boston 2 0 0 0 0 0 Agnow i 'Miller Crossln l.evereuz 1 Rumler Bamngardner p. I tC Walker i ttHoward Totals Clark 8 0 0 0 8 A 0-2 (ionxnles 1 0 0 0 game, 5 to 4, and the afternoon contest, 3 to 0. Rlxey went out of the box in the first inning of the morning game, New York scoring three runs. New York also hit Tlncup hard, but Killi-fer's fine throwing to bases held their score down. Tesreau pitched good ball for the champions until the eighth, players on the opposing teams seemed Imminent, but prompt action on the part of the officials and tome peacemakers (iron 2b 4 12 2 The third run came in the eighth I'ts won .671 .000 .844 .857 .485 .438 .368 .820 I -oat 28 28 31 81 sr.

86 48 47 Won Baltimore 47 lbs-heater 42 Providence 87 Buffalo 80 Toronto 38 Newark 28 Jersey City 2ft Montreal 28 among the players prevented anything 1 when Maranvllle fumbled Wheat's .36 3 0 13 24 Hoblltaell lb 2 Laross If 3 0 2 2 Lohr cf 3 0 2 3 Ylngling 2 0 0 0 grounder, Stengel was given a base on serious Two-buse hit, Gandil. Hits, off Bedient, in 7 innings; off Couinbe, none In I inning. Sacriflce bit, Janvrin. Sacriflce files, Janvrin, Gandll. Stolen bases.

Hooper 2. Double play, Shaw to McBride to Gandll. Left on bases, Boston 0, Washington 8. First base on balls, by Bedient, by Shaw t). First base on errors, Washington.

Struck out, by Be dient 4, by Couinbe, hy Shaw t). Time, 1b 00m. Umpires, Chill and Sheridan. Lear 0 0 Kellogg lb 1 Hawlings 1 0 0 0 i when a single and three passes forced Ran for Agnew in seventh. Batted for Leverenz In 8fth.

tBatted for La van in ninth, tt Baited for Baumgardner in ninth. Innings 1 284B6789 Chicago 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 i 4 St Louis 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 03 Two-baas hits, Mayer, B. Walker, C. Walker. Three-base hits, Demmett, Sbotten.

Hits, off International League Game Today Jersey City at Newark. 8 24 13 Totals 82 in a run. Marquard replaced him, and after two more runs were scored on a fumble by Doyle, Marquard retired the side. The score: NAPS AND TIGERS DIVIDE. Batted for Lear in ninth.

Innings 1 2 3 4 5 0 7 8 9 St Loul 0 10004 0 3 8 BH TB PO Cincinnati 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-1 NEW YORK AB Two-base hits. Lohr. Butler. Three-base Iieecher cf 3 hits. Wilson, Beck.

Home run, J. Miller, i Burns II .1 Hits, off lngllng 7 in 7 Innings, off Lear 4 In letcher pass a man ana allowed diu two to reach second base. I doubt if Collins ever displayed a finer line of goods. He had perfect control, fine spfed and was out for a Washington scalp from the first hall pitched until young Scott dropped the curtain on a clean-cut victory with a fast double play by touching second and shooting the ball to first on the dead run. There was a large morning crowd who rooted only as a Fourth of July crowd can root, but who left the ball park as quiet as mourners.

The one run by the Red Sox came in the fourth with two out. on a double by Speaker, an lnfleld single by Henrlck-sen and an excusable fumble by Morgan of Gardner's fast grounder. Young Kngel was very effective in the box, as he usually is against Boston. There was some fine fielding by Foster, Scott. McBride, Morgan, Hooper, Carrl-gan and Janvrin.

In the first inning, with one out, Scott singled. Speaker filed out to right and Henriksen struck out. With one out, Foster was safe on Scott's fumble and was thrown out by Carrigan trying to steal second. Milan fliea, out. With one out in the second, Shanks was safe on Gardner's low throw to first.

Morgan flied out to Speaker. Car-rigan's clever throw got Shanks trying for second. There was nothing doing for Boston. The feature of the third was a splendid catch by Hooper. With one out in the fourth.

Speaker hit for two bases. Henriksen singled. Janvrin struck out and HenrtkBQD i-'tnt to second. Gardner was aafs on a fumble by Morgan, allowing Speaker to score. Henriksen was coached home by-Lewis and thrown out by sevoral ynrds.

balls and Smith singled. The winning run started to bud at the opening of the ninth when Tyler hit O'Mara for the second time in the game, although no attention was paid to it this time. In fact, O'Mara did not try hard to avoid being hit. He was forced at second by Daubert. Jake started to steal on the first ball pitched, and got there aided by a poor throw, the ball going out to center field.

Here Devore mussed it up and Daubert set out for home. He slid into the plate while Gowdy had the ball waiting for him, but he upset Hank, who dropped the ball after touching the runner, and the score counted. Daubert seemed badly hurt and was finally assisted off the field. The Braves had a chance in their half of the ninth. With one out Schmidt was safe on O'Hara's error.

Doal singled, but Devore hit into a double play. The score: DETROIT, July 4 Cleveland defeated Detroit In the morning game 10 to 8 In a hard hitting contest, but lost the afternoon game, which went 12 innings. In I. I lll.U 111 llll I Tyler accidentally hit O'Mara in the back of the neck with a pitched ball. O'Mara was coaching at first base.

"Kid" Klberfeld appeared to think he had done so purposely. Klberfeld rushed onto the diamond and approached Tyler In a threatening manner, and ia about two Seconds every man on both teams and the umpires were gathered round the pair. One of the umpires grabbed Klberfeld and shoved him off the diamond. Another got hold of Kvers and shoved him in the opposite direction. The cooler-headed players were trying to calm those who were hot under the collar, and there was considerable excitement for a few minutes.

Klberfeld was finally sent to the bench and the affair soon petereil out and the game went on. Jake Daubert was hurt In sliding into the plate with what proved to be the winning run In the afternoon game and had to be assisted from the field. His shin was scraped from the knee to the instep, causing a very painful Injury, but he says he will be able to plav gain In a few days. Scott, 4 in innings: off Russell, 2 in l'ti innings; off Benz, 3 in 4 innings; off Lever-0 I en, 4 in 4 innings; off Baumgardner, 1 in 4 0 innings. Sacriflce hit, ClOlll Sacriflce fly, 0 Breton.

Stolen base Shotten. Double play, 0 Austin and Leary; Blackburn and rounder; 0 Shotten and Austin. Ieft on bases, St Lonis 1 1 7, Chicago 3. Bases on balls off Leverenz, 0 ljauingardner. 1.

Hit by pitcher, by Baum- 1 i gardner (Bodie). Struck out by Leverenz, 0: Scott, Baumgardner, Henz, 2. Time 1:55. 0 Umpires. Dlneen and Connolly.

NEW ENG. LEAGUE RESULTS. At Lynn-Lynn I-owell 1 (12 Innings). At Lowell- Lynn 0, Iowell 2 At Fltchburg Worcester 4, Fltchhurg 3. At Worcester -Worcester 8.

Fltchburg 2. At Haverhill -Haverhill fl. Lawrence 4. At Lawrence Lawrence 12, Haverhill 7. At Portland-Portland fl, Lewlston 8.

At Lewlston Lewlston 2, Portland 1. A 0 0 0 8 1 1 2 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 3 1 1 13 1 0 0 0 Merkle lb Doyle 2b Stock 3b Meyers Tesreau Marquard the first game, Dubuc, Hall and Gregg I were all batted hard. In the ninth, with I the bases full, Mitchell fanned Stanage for the final out. The score Stolen bases, Herzog, Groh. Left on buses, St louts 4, Cincinnati 0.

Base on balls, by Ylngling, by Iear 2. Struck out, by Sallee 0, by singling 3. Umpires. Klein and Emslie. Time, lh 45m.

32 Totals 5 14 15 26 13 PHILADELPHIA CLEVELAND AB Li ilu 'hi cf 4 Tamer 3b 2 Chapman ss 4 Lajoie 2b 6 Kirki 1 Olson If ft Byrne 2b 5 Becker If 2 The locals bunched hits off Mitchell In the fifth, sixth and eighth innings of the afternoun game, Fuurnier and Demmitt leading in the attack. Cicotte pitched in tine form and was given support bordering on the sensational. The score CUBS BEAT PIRATES ON HOME GROUNDS TWICE New England League Standing. Lobert 3b 3 BH 2 0 0 2 3 I (I 1 2 II TB 2 0 0 2 ft 2 0 i i PO 1 ft 8 8 a 5 II 1 BH TB PO Magee ss. lb Llrmir.gham rf CHICAGO AB BH I 3 1 4 4 Til PO 1 4 0 0 0 1 4 Pts won .642 .828 .847 .434 Berger ss lost 19 22 2ft 24 27 27 80 41 Cravath rf Luderua lb PITTSBURG, July 4 Chicago won 1 both games here today, shutting outjKlilifer Pittsburg in the morning, 1 to 0, and I ftuSip Won .84 .83 .28 .28 2ft 28 ...17 Blackburiie 2b BROOKLYN O'Mara Dnubert Kkau lb.

1 la Hon Wheal if Cutslia 2b. Mi ogel rf Smith 3b McCarthy Kucker Worcester 1awrenep Portland l.ynn UtraU Haverhill Ix-wlston Fltchhurg O'Nell Carlsch GicggP Mitchell 'totals DETROIT AB 3 4 0 4 5 3 2 4 4 1 1 1 0 I 6 0 II 8 (I 2 1 0 1 15 87 10 13 16 11 Details Forenoon Game. James and Brown were the opposing pitchers in the forenoon. Neither team scored in the first two winning in the afternoon. 4 to Ireland Demmitt If Collins rf Kournier lb Bndie cf Sennit Breton 3b Cicotte tPonln a Buih ss The solitary run in the morning game Hummel Totals 32 i ne nome team weni iui uiuer.

yitt 2 Carrigan singled in the fifth with DIM I TLfttaMa ef 4 7 24 17 innings, although the visitors made nJnSKS COLONIAL LEAGUE RESULTS. out. and Collins sacrificed. Then Hooper 1 cr.iwford rf 4 was scored in the fifth, when Bresna-han received base on balls, went to third on Vaughn's double and scored on a sacrifice fly by Leacn. score: 8 12 17 Vtoeb If ft Magee out.

hit by batted ball. tBatted for Luderua in eighth inning. tBatted for Tlncup In ninth Inning. Touls 32 BOSTON 4 1 a i (i lii Imgey If 2 BH 2 tConnolly If. oiree singles in tne second, out a nne throw by Devore nailed a runner at third, and Maranvllle.

Kvers and Schmidt pulled off a fast double play which prevented scoring Fisher, the first man up for Brooklyn In the third, was passed and went to second on Brown's attempted sacrifice, which threw poorly to first. Another sacciflci. hv O'Mara ami a single .12 3 4 .3 0 0 1 .10 0 0 5 6 1 0 0 0 Innings New York Philadelphia 8 5 0--4 I lt tell 2t 1 Kavanaugb 2b 8 Burns lb 4 Stanage ft Dubuc 1 Hall 2 Cet Boker 1 was thrown out oy Morgan, or vvasn-ington. with two out. Morgan got two bases on Henriksen, who had the ball before the runner turned first base, but was weak in throwing.

McBride hit to Gardner and Morgan was run down. In the sixth, with one gone. Speaker walked. Henriksen and Janvrin were thrown out at first. The home team went out in order.

F.virs 0 0 II 11 I 1 0 0 0 8 4 2 ft Totals 35 8T LOUIS Sbotton cf 4 Pratt 2b 4 Williams rf 4 Walker if 4 Leary lb 3 Austin 3b 3 Wares ss 3 Agnew 3 Crossin 0 Mitchell 3 1 1 10 0' 0 3 3 10 Cather rf MaralrUle as Schmidt AH 8 3 .4 4 4 4 4 At New Bedford-Fall River 3, New Bedford 0. At Fall River New Bedford 5. Fall River 0. At Taunton Brockton 4. Taunton 1.

At Brockton-Brockton 3. Taunton 1. At Pawtucket Woonaorket 7, Paw-tucket 2. 8b 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 Deal So. CHICAGO" Leach, cf Good, rf Saier.

lb Zimmerman, Sculte. if Sweeney, 2b Corriden, ss. Bresnahau, Vaughn, Totals TB PO 1 2 1 1 7 0 1 0 5 1 0 3 1 4 2 1 8 27 by Dauhert and an error by Connolly Mann cf 0 0 2 0 2 0 1 1 4 0 0 15 'lotals SB 10 14 17 4 3 4 4 4 0 3 3 0 8 .31 0 First base on error Philadelphia. Two-0 1 base hits G. Burns, Ludenis.

Byrne. Sacriflce fly Stock. Stolen bases Lobart 2, Magee, G. Burns. Left on bases New Y'ork Phlladel-0 phla 8.

Bases on balls Off Tesreau Rlxey 0 i Tlncup 3. Struck out By Tesreau (pinrd Tincup 2. Hits off Rlxey, 4 in 0 innings; off Tincup, 10 In 7'; off Tesreau, 4 in 7.i: off Manaiard 1 in 1. Time 2h 0m. Umpires Rigler and Hart.

0 ....31 6 8 0 Batted for Hall in 8th. Inning 1 2 I 4 Cleveland 0 8 1 4 Detroit 8 0 0 0 Paw- brought Fisher and Brown home. Devore cf Gilbert led off In Boston's half of the Howdy third with a single and went to third on 1 Tyler p. a single to right hv Kvers. He scored tColtlni while Kvers and Connolly were being JWhitted doubled up on the latter's grounder, CuU haw to O'Mara to Daubert, making the 10 8 6 Totals Innings Chicago I ii 0 0 0 I) in I I a 4 0 .1 2 .0 0 Carrigan Slams Out a Doutrte.

With two out in the seventh, Carrigan doubled, but Collins was thrown out at first. Collins was there strong, sending the home tea.m to the dugout In order. Boston went out In order in the eighth. II At Woonsocket Woonsocket 9, tucket Colonial League Standing. Two base i- Orgg.

Klrke 2 Bush. Hell 0 0 I) man, Kavanauga. Veach. Hit off. Dubiii.

Two-base hits. Williams. Founder. Three li.ise hits, Foamier, Collins. Left on buses, St Louis 4.

Chicago 4. Base ou halls, by core to 1 against the Braves. In k. 7-- i.i. 1 'Halt en ior uucacr in ine rourrn.

tBiitteil Hwsaw, wMHvn uui, fof Dff in the eighth. JRan for Schmidt In Mitchell 2. struck out by Mitchell 2 by "Washington, Shanks led off with a PITTSBl'RG Carey, if Wagner, ss Vlox, 2b Mowrey. 8b Konetchy, Kelley cf Mitchell, rf Gibson, Adams, .81 4 4 8 3 4 4 3 2 3 .80 2 ft 1 1 10 3 2 3 0 the nbttth JRan for Ieal In the ninth. 1 li'Ot 1 mie.

in 'lum. iiiiiin-n, vau- single. Morgan sacrificed. McBride sent uolly and Dlueeu. 1 The afternoon game was a pitchers' battle between Mathewson and Mayer.

New York's first run in the sixth was a i gift. Fletcher was safe on Byrne's fum-g ble and scored on two wild throws bv 0 i Dooln. In the eighth the champions 0 scored two more on two passes, two hits and a fielder's choice. 1 Mathewson pitched brilliantly for New I Vn.lr anil th.mirV. I i 1 I 1 1 i 3 0 0 0 1 8 .1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 0 .0 0 1 10 0 1 14 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 03 Innings JHrooklyu Borton Lost Pc won 17 21 19 Jp 26 .400 28 .333 Won 2 28 23 22 1 14 In oft Hall In off Caret 0 in tl off (iregg 6 In off Mitchell 4.

Ha riti. -hits. RettaUn, Mitchell. Sacrifice fly. Craw ford.

Turner. Stolen liases. Klrke. Double plays. Chapman, Lajoie and Klrke: Crawford and Bush Carlsch and Lajoie Left on hases, Cleveland 7, Detroit 8.

First base on balls, (iregg 4, Mltcbell 8. Diibnc 2. Hall 8. Struck out, Dubuc 2. Gregg 1.

Mitchell ft. Wild plt-bes, Gregg, Dubuc. Time, 2:23. I'mplres, Egan and Evans. New Bedford Fall River Pawtucket Woonsocket Taunton Brockton FEDERAL LEAGUE RESULTS.

Wheat swung at a wild pitch for the third strike and was safe on first. He reached second as Afaranvllle dropped the ball after touching him, when he attempted to steal. Cutshaw was thrown ut at first. Wheat going to third, from Jhere he scored when the "Rabbit" mishandled Stengel's grounder. The Koblns put over their fourth run lh the eighth after two were out on a ingle by Wheat and a double by Three-base lilt cutshaw.

Hits, off Backer Up a ny tor I-ieill meu, aim nnn niia out on a high foul fly to Janvrin. Henriksen opened the ninth with a i pass. Janvrin promptly sacrificed, but Gardner and Yerkes went out on long flies. For Washington, Williams, hitting for Kngelfi was safe, as Gardner sat Totals 27 7 0 (Tii- Indianapolis 12. Chicago 3 iflrst game) xvon.

i 'u ion. I lllll.l ulfllfU 0 ol five with hits, once with a triple. 3 4 0 0 .1 2 .0 Innings Ch'cago i in- iuuiu iiui hi vi nif uture. hits, Cor- Two-l ase hit. Vaughn.

Three bane mi Three-base BH TB PO NEW l'ORK All Bescher cf 8 Burns If 4 0 2 in 3 Innings, off Reulhach 5 in 8 Innings, first Isise on errors. Brooklyn 3. left on bases, Brooklyn 0. Boston 4. stolen bases.

Gather, Derate, Kvers, Daubert. Sacriflce hit. Dau-hcrt. First base on balls, by Rucker 2. hy Iteulbacb, by Tyler 5.

Struck out. by Rucker, by Ib-m'-a -b 2, by Tyler 3. Double plays. Maranrllle. Evers and SctnnldC: Tyler and Schmidt: Cutshaw and Ktfan.

Passed halls. Gowdy 2. Wild pitch, Tyler. Hit by pitched ball. O'Msra 2 (by Tyleri.

Time, 2h 20m. 1'm-plre-in-chief. Byron; umpire on bases, Johnson. Attendance 10,500. down after stopping the nail.

Moener foulrd out to Carrigan and Foster shot a grounder that Scott gathered up, touched second for a forceout and shot to first for a double play. The score: -ago 6. Indianapolis 3 (second game). Pittsburg 8, Baltimore 1 (first game); Pittsburg 8, Baltimore 7 (second game). St Louis 4, Kansas City 0 (first game); St Louis 1, Kansas City 0 (second game).

Buffalo (j, BriHjklyn 2 iflrst gauiei; Brooklyn Steen's throw in the 12th inning, when he fielded McKee's bunt and threw wild in an attempt to catch Kavanagh at third base, ended a fine pitchers' duel in the afternoon game, the final score being Detroit 3, Cleveland 2. Main was a little better than ills Nap rival at critical times. Consecutive hitting gave Detroit two runs In the sec- Fletcher ks 1 252,441 want advts were printed in the Globe during the six months ending Hina 30. This was 139,419 more want advts than appeared in any other Boston paper. BOSTON AB BH TB PO TR A 0 0 8 0 1 6 4 1 1 18 2 1 2 18 2 0 3 0 6, Buffalo 1 (second game).

i Hooper rr. Si-Ott s. 0 1 1 II Robertson rf Merkle lb Doyle 2b Stock 8b Meyers Mathewson Totals rldt'U, Konetchy, Sachots, Good. LeachJ Stolen hlta, Viox. Double play, Good to BresimUan to Left ou bases, Chicago 6, Pitts! org 6.

First base on balls, off Vaughn 3, off Adams. First base on error, Chicago. Struck out. by Vat-fhn 4, by Adams. Passed ball, BreMiahan.

Time lh 87m. t'mplres. Qulgley and Eaacn. In the first inning of the afternoon game Saier forced Good, making two out, but in trying for a double play-Wagner threw wild and Saier reached second. Zimmerman scored him with a double.

Three Chicago runs were scored in the Speaker cr Federal League Standing. if. Braves Tie It Up In the Ninth. The Braves tied up the score In the ninth and should have won the game "fht there. Deal was hit by a pitched ball and "hltted sent In to run for him.

Da-vre singled to right. The bases were "ill when Cutshaw fumbled Gowdy's rounder. Henriksen Ian rln lh 3 2 3 I lo 1 a 4 0 Lost Pts won .80 8 C.nrdner 3b 4 0 ond. Detroit errors helped Cleveland to 0 one tally in the sixth and another In the 0 seventh. 11 In the final inning.

Kavanagh beat an 0 infield hit, took second on Burns' single 0 and tallied on Steen's error. The score CARDINALS WIN TWICE FROM REDS. 4 TO 3, 8 TO 1 PHILADELPHIA Byrne 2b 4 Becker if 3 I.obert 8b 4 L. 27 28 at 29 38 33 3ft 41 Chicago 30 Indianaills 37 Baltimore BS Buffalo 32 Kansas City 32 Brooklyn 20 Pittsburg 28 st Louis 29 A ST LOUIS. July 4-St Louis today We Put Our Signature ft 27 14 third inning on singles by Leach and DETROIT AB Bush ss 3 Purtell ss 1 Vitt Sh ft Carrigan 3 Collins a 'ffl 29 444 WASHINGTON .414 Moelier rf 4 Foster 3b 4 Milan cf 3 hold on third place in the Wu then hit the ball to the right tightened its rrV of the lot.

almost into the Na.ional t. bleachers. Dalton wa m.bin. nlnv auonai li Schulte iLden ib 4 0 I League race by winning two Good, Saier double and single 0 I 2 1 2 11 1 8 0 0 0 High ef ft Crawfonfrf 3 BH 0 i 1 2 a i TB 0 II 1 1 0 1 2 8 1 II I'O 4 0 4 ll a 3 la a 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 for 0 2 I Federal League Games Today. Kansas City at Chicago.

St Louis at. Indianapolis. 1 on a strip label over the cork of each bottle, that Veach If ft Karauagb 2b 8 Bums lb 5 McKee 8 4 1 11 8 1 1 5 1 0 ii 0 0 0 1 1 0 Gandil lb. Shanks If I Morgan 2h. McBride Henry 1 Paskert cr Martin sa 3 Dooln 2 Magee 1 Mayer 3 fE Burns 1 Totals 32 Batted for Dooln Mayer in ninth.

Pittsburg's two runs came in the sixth, when Wagner gained a life, Viox singled and Mowrey walked, filling the bases. Joseph Kelly's single then scored Wagner and Viox. Fred Clarke for the first time this season took part in the game. He went to bat as a pinch hitter, but was retired on a pop fly that ended the game. The score: games from Cincinnati.

The score of the morning game was 4 to 3 and the second 8 to The first game, although hard fought, was loosely played. St Louis scored lis winning run In the seventh, when J. Miller tripled and counted on a wild pitch. The score: Main 4 tinr 1 had little prospects of g-et-JTfw Nfvertheless the runners stuck to Heir till after the ball dropped jotne ground after gracing Dalton Jmes supposed the road was clear nim aad waa at second base only to aft rfJ Jwdy was cuming back there, to .1 balt hftd been relayed back 'nfleld. Whitted scored and De- 0 you may ge 8 11 ninth.

genuine, pure al 24 11 tBatted 30 20 Engel Williams Ainsmlth American Association Results MORNING GAMES. in Totals as 0 CLEVELAND I I cf 8 Turner 3b 4 Chapman as 8 i lAjoie 2b 8 cohol and that's the only kind worth buying. St Paul 3. Minneapolis ft 27 11 Totals 28 LOUS TB PO Cleveland BU 0 0 TB PO 3 Louisville 4. Kansas City Ho -wv wmmsm bo, iiui waa ncm forced Hank back to Huggins 2b ST 4 0 8 I lft 4 a a 0.

Milwaukee IV, .11 II I I I Klrke lb ig- James 1 Dolan if l.nok for this nature: to flr i cnance 10 get Dacs 0 0 3 1 BH a 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 uiiu was an easv out. Olson If Birmfnsham O'Seil Steen Batted for Engel la moth. Ran for Williams in ninth. Inniugs 1 2 3 4 6 7 0 Ik.sr.in 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 01 Two-base hits. Carssgun, Morgan.

Sacriflce hits. Collins. Henriksen. Janvriu. Morgan.

Stolen bases. Scott, Henrikien. Double play. AB 3 8 i CHICAGO Leach cf Good rf Saier lb Zimmerman 3b Schulte if Swevney 2b Corrlden SS Bresuauan Cheney Totals AB 4 a 4 4 4 .3 8 4 3 .82 12 1 2 0 1 0 1 3 0 law iJ18 here Bent in to Pitch. Gll- Innings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 New York 0 0 0 0 0 10 2 Jj 0 First base on errors, New York, Philadelphia.

0 Two-base hit. Magee. Three-base hit, Cravatbl 0 Sacrifice hits. Paskert, Martin. Dooln.

Stole 0 liaso. Flett-ber, Roliertson. Left on bases. New 0 York 7. Philadelphia 8.

Double plays. Fletcher, Doyle and Merkle; Martin and Luderus: Doyle, 0 Fletcher and Merkle. Base on balls, by Mathew-0 sou 2. by Mayer 4. Struck out.

hy Mathewson. I hy Mayer 2. Time, lh 30m. Umpires, Hart and 0 Bigler. mll, out to the catcher.

"ui ui tne catcher. evers Miller Wilson rf Beck Sb Wlngo Butler sa Perritt Totais. AFTERNOON' GAMES. St Paul 11, Minneaiolis Columbus 9. Indianapolis 3 (first game); Indianapolis 14, Columbus 7 (second game).

Cleveland R. EouisvLle 5. Kansas City 14, Milwaukee 5. Totals .41 8 32 22 33 Hawkins street Hoston, Proprietors eenT i 'w Uevore. Murrav waa Co place lf Collins, who took Place after Joe had been woered out of the game, and singled to 8 11 Main oat.

hit br hatted Scott to Yerkes to Janvrin. Left on bases, Postou 6. Washington 2. First base on balls, off Engel 2. First base on errors, Boston 2, ball; Done out 27 14 12 when winning run was soured..