The Morning Herald from Uniontown, Pennsylvania • Page 3

3 J. tefWfMM MMdMriMnK PfPiii i VtiW TVv. .4 Uniontown. it Braddttck at Washington at Steubenville. STANDfftti Of the TEAMS.

P. a M. LEAGUE W. L. Pct.

Steubenville 59 27 Zanesville S7 38 .600 East Liverpool 53 40 .570 Uniontown 4939 .557 38 48 .442 36 54 BraddoA 36 59 .379 McKeesport 33 r.c .371 NATIONAL LEAGUE. A W. L. Pct. phicagff 31 .725 Pittsburg 65 45 .591 New York 64 46 .580 Philadelphia 66 49 .550 Brooklyn 54 60 .474 Cincinnati flh 66.421 Boston 41 69 .373 It.

laiuls 35 83 .297 I AMERICAN 0 W. L. Pct. Philadelphia 6745 .598 Chicago 47 .598 41 .596 bleveland 66 48 .579 York 64 .468 loston 64 .434 It Ixiuis 63 .420 88 75 .299 1 WUT RENN LEAGUE. W.

L. PCL nlrmoBt 229 .710 ottdaie 14 .000 Butler 15 .516 IreeiisburR 13 14 .481 Ilarkshurg 14 20 412 Ion imi Invile 23 .343 Infield since the last trip to Payette county. Both are fast fielders and their work was partly responsible for the score being held so low. ITnlontown scored three in the first. Walsh sbigled and Lauder sacrificed.

Kellar walked and he and Walsh worked the double steal. Rudolph rammed one out for thtW sacks, scoring both men. Corcoran walked. McCloskey singled, scoring Rudolph. In the third another run was tallied up by the Champions.

Rudolph singled and Corcoran hit for two sacks and scored him. The score: ITnlontown i i 1 0 0 Charleroi 0 0 0 0 a 2 Summary: Two-base Harrell. Three base Sacrifice JVIeClOskey, Struck Kruger, by Humphries, 2. First base on Kruger, off Humphries, 2. Double and Jackson.

Left on tfniontown, 5. Wild Both the Big League Vlow About This, Hogan Is another P. O. M. umpiring Independent ball ln Minne Superiority of teams between FOOD FOR THJE FANS.

R. H. P.A.E. Walsh, rf 1210 0 Lander, 3b 0 0 2 0 Kellar. mf 1 0 0 0 Davis, lb 1 12 00 Rudolph, lf 0 3 3 0 Corcoran, ss 0 2 1 2 0 McCloskey, 2b 01 1 3 0 Bailey, 0t 4 0 0 Selvage, 0 00 0 0 Witherup, 0 0 1 40 Totals 410 27120 CHARLEROI R.H.

P. A. Willig, mf 1 0 0 Smith, 2b 11 1 0 Robb, lf 0 1 0 0 Tarleton, lb 1 13 1 0 0 3 0 0 Phillips, rf 1 1ts Laughlln. 3h 0 0 0 3 0 Harrell, ss 01 3 0 Cannon, 0 0 0 7 0 Totals 4 24 1J Rain hutted in and came near breaking up the second game. It was necessary to delay the game for about five minutes.

If there Is a man in the P. O. M. 0 league hitting the ball any harder and league manager that does not like the towns of Wijlmar and Benson gait the Champs are traveling at the was to be determined by a double present time. When Saturday game header at Benson July ,4.

It was one vyas called off on account of rain Man-! of the hottest days I have known, ager Pearson suggested that the two' won the morning game, 2 games be played Monday. to 1 by a fluke play in the ninth. Will like Stetler and Fleming, refused to mar was somewhat disheartened, but play the games. From this it would 1 for the afternoon game they wert seem that the Champs have struck a fast pace and the Ohio managers want no more to do with them than the schedule provides. However, the games will have to be played here 'later in the Herald.

Back up, old man. You are in bad. Investigate a little and you will turn around. Hogan offered to play the two games Monday Pearson said he had game on Tuesday Another record was made at Cycle lag says pitching Thielman, a twirier on whom every Willmar fan would bet his last dollar. About the end of the ninth inning Thielman began to show the effects of the the score was still a been, in filet, since the second inning.

In I he half of the tenth Benson got a run by a base on balls, an error and a hit. Will and Tuesday. mar fans looked pretty sick. Thielman an exhibition was first up, arid 1 see he was Hogan wanted to about to the and mark, day. Pearson wavs "noth-' and on him, how Ask Alex and see what ever, he got lucky and biffed a single.

next man up, O'Toole, was a player with a head that lie could use used. Not one ball was sent over the Zanesville Signal. -X- Kept Sweeney Out of Big League, He met the first ball fair and square. Manager Buhrman, of the Newark and got what had every appearance pi team, of the Eastern league, was a being a Thielman started visitor at the game yesterday and toon for the got to second all right, -w a over the players. He came'to staggered a little on the way to third Phillips made a fine catch of a long Pittsburg and ran into Umpire Mai and fell fiat on the bag.

ul off bat in the second Eason and the two came to the city came along, and, knowing mie. Phillips covered quite a lot of together. Hurnran is said to have a that two runs would in the territory getting to this drive. He re- bunch cf 6b or more players corraled and that he could not score ahead of i.lor season out of which he Thielman, picked him up and carried pects to get together a winning him to home plate and then touched celved the glad hand. -X- There Is no getting around the fact Buhrman at one time lived in great ball.

He is a great field general and sets a fast pare for the young Port- it himself. I decided that the two runs land, and knows Pat Conroy well, counted. A doctor came out on tne having seen him start his career In field, at Thielman and base ball. He savs that nrov was a terrific bitter in those days and non need him bv heat. what I nipant when 1 broke up many games for ihe dppos- said I knew of a player who died at RESULTS Uniontown 20 I (I 0 A 0 0 4 Charleroi 0 0 0 0 0 il Summary: Two-base and Willig.

Three-base Sacrifice Stolen bases-! Walsh, Kellar, Phillips. Struck out By Cannon. by Wit hemp, 4 Bases on Cannon, off Wlthortip, 4. Left on 8 Char- Jock Menefee and his Tubers will he lug teams. Buhrman Is the man also third base aqd then scored with us today at Cycle park.

The who kept gweeaey cut of the chances are that the Champs will big league. Sweeney sign 'd to go a run another crack at McGuire, with him and then was given and here is hoping they find him a lit- chance by Manager Robinson, of the P. O. M. LEAGUE.

I Za lock 'Up and Montgomery; Ihriver. rk ...................7 rn arttt Alberts and MT. tie offener than a few other teams of Baltimore team, tlrnn In the American -X- SCOfTDALE FRICKS SHUTOUT PITTSBURG FRICKS. H. 2 2 2 1 6 0 Sullivan lerol, len.

7. Tho battle the p. o. M. league that could be men tioned.

I'SSt Thursday, when the game of the double-header with Brad dock tfas called in order to allow the Orphans to catch a train, three of the foUr raen (he game credited ECOND GAME. McCloskey with having ended the second game was a game by striking out. This was an between two youngsters. Bert t.rror, MoCluskey was at the bat with three halls and two strikes when Mullen called the game. league, to go with club, but Ruhr-! 8 COTTDALE, Aug.

2 local fTlfifl WOlllil BOt BilBCOIlt All a i i man would not consent which settled Frick team shut out the fast city the big catcher and though he kept team at Ellsworth park, Saturday In him for several vears, their annual game, by a score of 3 to Humphries opposing Kruger Humphries was touched freely the three iuuinga. but after that he settled down and did some fine work. would not play with him and went to Harrison, for the city team, pitch the Tii State instead. East Liver- a good, steady game, the like of pool Review. whjch should win most games a pitcher of less ability than one Leo.

Harvest Days For Minors. Skeuip, who, as per usual, allowed These are (he days when minor four hits and struck out 13 of gue baseball owners are all looking the Smoky City He had good lot a chance to sell their best players support, however. Score i to major league clubs, hoping to get bigger money for them now than Billie Walsh, the clever little out regular drafting price under the nat- registered seven safeties, four of fielder of the Uniontown team, has ional agreement, WEST PENN LEAGUE "hleh were garnered by Warnh and been re-called by Altoona, and unless Wnen the Cubs Altoona tlsvuie Corcoran. Walsh worked in a three Walsh eeccfeeds in things lie tne other day President Murphy ttj 0 10,11 Com landed has played his last with he bumped into one of these cases. Pres- 11,0 two base hits.

Kellar, Davis Cham pious, Billie Walsh Is not only Went Cassidy of that club kept after the Cub owner am! Manager Chance mud Kruger registered the other a great ball player in every depart lelptUa a Ht. Is SATURDAYS RtSUlTS. P. O. M.

LEAGUE. AMERICAN LEAGUE. hits Abe worked fine for five innings. ...............7 Boston 1 ln the sixth the Cherubs got quite New York-----2 gay and scored two runs. Tarleton opened the Inning with a bunt and was .9 safe.

Jackson stung a safe one to right and Tarleton kept on to third, Dailey was not satisfied and attcmpt- I ed to stretch his single into a two- baser and was caught between first the team and However, ho fiddled steady Job for the haiauce of the ..............3 Washington .0 enough to allow Tarleton to get son. 111 Ram 1 philc The throw pvegj Bain Braddock Cherub manager failed, the in Steubenville thej are pat score counted, and Jackson was safe themselves on hack bivause Phillips and 8a-'H consilttition ment of ihe game, but a gentleman as well, and the locals will suffer a af loss if the 1 'ri team to use him the rest of season. There is not a faster man in the league ting down to first on bunt hits, while in the outfield ranks with the in the league absence from will give Fred Rob rts i'H- NATIONAL LEAGUE. mk dphla ,..,,3 -Cincinnati ii Cincinnati 8 ftroohlyn Ivn on second. I'hilllps each to Ihe outfield, and a hit by not Provide for the piavi off of all 4 Harrell Jackson.

That ended games, whether on home or the run getting for the Cherubs. foreign games. The consti tut Ion pro- nj The Champions scored in the a limit of ll.gon, bui how 1, seooiid and tliiril innings, in first in the league are within and Phillips on this figure? have The P. O. league di idpttla litis lo pglou Hi, Imuls Walsh hit to right field Chicago a Wabih landing on nrtorH have paid but little attention Humphries made a pitch clause in the constitution There will be some fun when and AMERICAN LEAGUE.

6 8t Philadelphia York rott i ami Walsh scored ning Corcoran hit i .2 ind 'EST PENN LEAGUE. jmt 12 Jung i llsv ditti tie ...............7 lit second tutor two and McCloskey hi into third. Selvage a jiass and Kruger lilt a IVxmh leaguer over second, scoring Corcoran. Kellar led oft third In nlttg with lilt and went all way third Rudolph hit a long foul to the fence, which Phillips chased and scoring easily on the out. fun when Steubenville.

East l.lverpm»l Zanesville teams conte East on the uext trip. Charbroi and Uniontown will demand that doublelteuders b. played. tcattis will line up on the and if the visitors do not put in an appearance the games will b. claimed by iorfeit.

This will an matter for the National contntis sion to settle In the fall. because had two or men he wanted to dispose of for fancy liefore drafting period conies. Then they can be away front him Tor per head. Baum, the pitcher, who worked against National lintgite champions, was one of them. Cassidy him to tne Chicago club for l.oott and wanted Murphy to take Wyatt Leo, at $2,000 more.

Otto ho won great fame when he beat the White Sox, chant-! plons the world, by his hit ting, also is on the market at a figure. None of these men took eye enough for any business transactions to go through, hut all other major hutgtie magnates Murphy is busy these days running down tips and bwtking over promising material offered for sale at this time. One the sti ingest known Incidents in the history great national game base lull I has ami is vouched for by Umpire Ander R. H. p.

A. Cookson, ss 0 1 0 T. Scott. 11 Hammer, 1 0 0 Skemp. 0 (1 'Guest, If 1t 0 'Beckman, rf 0 1 0 0 Burriss, mf 11 J.

Seott, 0 4 0 Lewis, 0 0 15t Totals 27 7 R11. P. A. I McCrearv, 0 0 0 Russell, 0 I 1 Lei hen, 0 1 3 1 Dillon. 0 10 1 Price, 1 9 Mason, rf 0 0 1 Dyke, 0 0 1 0 McAfee, mf 0 0 0 Harrison, 0 1 0 E.

Totals 4 24 11 4 Scott da le 2 1 0 0 0 Pittsburg 0 0 0 son. umpiring In State league. 1 tt said Anderson, was Two hit, Price Stolen bases, Htirrisx, McCreary, First on bitlis, off Skenip 4. Struck out, by tup 13, by Harrison 3. Left bases, Seottdale 3, Pittsburg 9.

Wild pitches. Harrison. hall, First on errors, 2. Hit by ball, Dillon. Time, 1:40.

Evans. IUBS WERE VICTIMS If OR TWO VICTORIES lut I titled From Page man Ini nini hi more than one baa two the first hit niHde Irlend, It in I II it 1 vs nit it i 1 tai over Ile but fieet-footed Itali buck to the infield lit jthape and lieu was at The next titan was retired at a ground hit to latmler at In the first, three- was for two runs, Charlie slashing Lo I Igitt in the same tuning pia ve.i hall Caumm. l.aughliit, the mute, ate two now men on UNIONTOWN it. H. P.A.

Wuiali, rf 00 I.aud»*r, 3b 0 0 0 mf I 1 Devia, lh 1 5 0 Rudolph. If 0 0 I Corcoran, xk 1 2 I 3 McCloskey, 2b 0 0 3 0 8 lev age, 00 9 10 0 Totals ...3 7 21 11 CHARLEROI it A. a- -a Hair Turning Gray. Matty of the fans all over the M. circuit have wondered where Pet- Willig, inf Smith, 2b Mghli.

Tarleton, lb Phillips, rf Latighliu, 3b Harrell, as Humphries, Dailey Totals IK 10 for Bmlth tn the seventh. 0 cv able manager of the coming champions of the m. gue. came from. If leaked out last 0 night while the team was loafing around Hotel Heigel.

0 FTrcy was a window trimmer in WilliamsiHirt. and was manager of the 0 independent team of that place. One day Williamsport team went Cnatsvllle to play. Percy climbed up jiu a tree outside the fence to sec the Several Costsville piuvers saw some one In tree ami out and fi shook It. Perev fell down In the 0 Tim pi 0 looks and him manager of their 0 0 Within last week hair 0 has begun to turn gray.

This Is cans- 0 by worry lie has over ltle 0 It Is hard work Perev 1 to keen Goose" niasshitraer 0 and Ortlieb straight. They German and 4 Join Wolfe Hopper company after the season Record, WSSSK? Sold Only by Harry Beeson, West End heitre Bldg. Leading Sporting Goods Dealer. BEESON MEANS I MAKES GOOD CLOTHES FOR MEN MONDAY, Autturr ax aw. BRUMBERG BERGMAN, THfi THAT SEULS ALL a KR.

See Our Windows Big Bargains to wind up the August Business WINDING UP OUR Red Letter Sale. Many Red Letter Ba.rga.ins Awaiting You Children's Wash Pants 5 C. A PAIK 25 cknee pants lie. See Window 12.00 13.50 Suits 15.00 $7 Other Suits to wind up out Sale in the same proportion JOHN B. STETSON Hats.

LARGE AND SMALL SHAPES A few left. Balbrig- gan Underwear Cm The Better Grddes of Bdlbriqqans in Brown and Blue 33c B. V. D. Underwear Porosknit Short or lorg Sleeves Also ihe Olympic Athletic Underwear all going at PR LONG DUWERS 37c BRUMBERG BERGMAN, Strlttly Due Price.

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M. to (I P. M. Vaudevlile Matinee 2 P. M.

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Cutnt'dian And Musician HARRY FOSTER, Dutch Comedian NELSON EGBERT, WILLIAM BITTNER. Snngs.