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SEPTEMBER 22, 190L, Receive: Temporary Check in Their Glorious March Toward the Championship, Pirates THE PITTSBURG POST. FOOTBALL MEN GETTING ACTIVE. AMATEUR GAMES ON THE DIAMOND. Manor Takes the Third Game. Special" to The Pittsburg Post.

IRWIN. Sept. 21. Manor turned the tables on Jeannette to-day and won the third of the 1250 series. It was the beet game yet played and drew a crowd AMERICAN LEAGUE BASEBALL GAMES.

FHdk. 'Sacrifice' hit Zlmmer, Barry 2. Hall-man. Stolen base flick, Jennings. Double plaje Burke, KHwhey and Bransneidr Zlmmt-r and.

Burke; Chebrq, Wagner and Bransfteld. First base on ball Oft Ohesbro (Thomas 2. Kiick, Itlehantyk. off Townsend Beaumont. "Wagner.

RUcbey 2. Burke). Hit Py pitched ball Thomas. Struck out By Chesbro (Barry, Hallman. Crosa.

Townsend). by Townsend 2 I Davis, Clark 2. Bransfteld. Zim-nier. Chesbro Passed balls McFarland 8.

Wild tiitch Chesbro. Time UimMre of about 1,000 from all sections or the county. Stottlen of the Pittsburg- Ath-M'GINNITY AND HOWELL STOP fc club, was on the rubber again to- day but Jeannette did not fare so well THE DOWNWARD COURSE. OF the best STATE WINS ITS FIRST. Shuts Out in 'the Opening Game of the Season No Score in Second Half.

Special tc. The Pittsburg Post. STATE COLLEGIA, Sept. 21. Susquehanna was entirely outclassed in the opening football game here to-day.

State winning with the score of 17 to 0. State team this year ia made up of all new material outside of three men. and the game to-day served to give an idea of the possible strength In the future. The showing made was very satisfactory to both Coach Golden and Captain Hewitt. The m-n have been In training but 10 days, yet the team work and interference were splendid.

The greatest weakness was tumbling but thla can be overcome. In the first half of to-day's game State had everything her own way, making three touchdowns In luaa than 14 minutes. Bennett. Whitworth, Scholl and Smith made runs of from 15 to 36 vards. In tho second half Susquehanna took a brace and by taking- advantage of bo much fumbling, kept the State team from adding to her score.

The line-up: THE ORIOLES. THEY BEAT THE MILWAUKEES. Washington Captures Two Games From the Cleveland In Rather Easy Manner. CHICAGO- AND BOSTON LOSE. ESTER DA Y' SCORES.

Baltimore Baltimore Yt ashington Washington Philadelphia Detroit -Milwaukee 7 Milwaukee IS vjeveiand Jl Cleveland 10 Chicago Boston STAN PI NO OF THE CLUBS. TV. L. lt. W.

L. Pet. Chicago S3 49 .2 2 .42 Boston 73 06 Washington as -4 Ietroit 70 Sti ...4. I Cleveland 62 7 -44W 1'hil delphia 1 Mlv 47 it OAMFS TC-DAT. No games scheduled PAI.TIMORE, Sept.

Baltimore took games Inm Milwaukee to-day. McHlnnliy and Howell rltched fine ball for the home team. Mrodie'a batting in the first game and Con-rtiy'i Pi the aec-ind wera feature. Attendant- 1.7'Hi. IVtrr: HALT.

R.H P.A.E. M1LW. P. A.E. Donlln.

1...0 15 0 f) Jonca, Seymour, rill 1 1 1 0 6 Wiliima, II 1 Keiater. 2 1 Brodle, I 3 Dunn. 2 0 1 Jacks-m. 10 0 Kob'Jt. c.

0 0 p.O 1 0 And Kin. 10 1 2 4 HOilbert. 2.1 2 1 C.Conroy. 2 3 3 0 0 liailinan. r.O 1 1 0 1 Totals I 27 15 ti Totaia 24 2 F-aitimore MtiWauka ...0 10 022 1 roooo-2 Kacriftce hit Con my Tbre-tae hlt-Sy-mur, Williams.

Brodie Honie run June Stolen Keister 1. McOfnntty. Double play and Oifhert Ftr bnu bails-fIT Mriiinr.liy 1. off Peldy 2 Hit by iHchej ball By M. Usnnity out -By McOlnnlty 1.

Tlm I 3J. t'mplre SKCONP VERNERS AGAIN BEATEN BY THE MILLVALES BY A NARROW MARGIN. OUR BOYS WIN AT LEECHBURG. First Ward Team Has a Picnic With The Sewlckley Aggregation. EAST END A.

C. SNOWED UNDER. Millvale defeated the Venters at Friendship park yesterday by a score of 3 to 1. The game was very fast and Interesting, abounding In brilliant on the part of both teams. The work both pitchers was first-class, and their support bordered on the marvellous.

Orbira and Daley, of the visiting team, especially did fine work, while Carr and S. I'leper carried off the honors for the home team. Millvale scored the first run in the sfcond Inning on a base on balls and two hits, and scored two more in the seventh on a single by W. Campbell, followed by a home-run uv Daley. I he home team scored Its solitary run In the feventh.

when ti. Pleper 11. D-d the bull over the fence for a homer. VERS A M1U.V. R.B P.A E.

Lyons. I 2 Schnt'e, a 0 i 3 a I' per. a ti I'" pef 1 I knlj-Ii, m. "1 fcyj.ir, i 1 I 6 3 1 1 a I 0 1 2 4 1 )4 0 1 0 Daley. 1....1 0 King.

3 0 itii ti, a a 1 i rt. n. 1 1 Miller. a it. r.f 0 urr lis.

bi 0 0 Js.ii n. I Vv 11. i 1 14 0 0 0 0 4 9 Tctfei, it Tc.tals 27 1 0 Verrers 7. .7 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-1 MlHva'ie 1 0 0 0 1 0 I linn ju-i Pli-er lairy Three-baae hi" htt aliil-r sirai-lt out Bv Piefr 2 by ampheii I on bl: 4MT I Double t.e 1. 1.

Hit by pitched P.er 2- by taaapbeil 1 Time- I lij mplre M' Keever First Defeat in Seventeen Games. Tbe Itoys. of Etna. the Lee. h-hur term t.tay In a snappy contest, the home tam and Clruea, Air rtsin anl Johnston neit irs ayel ft ta.l ThU was their fleet r.efeat In 17 rre ft ROTS" A LKEc A SEVENTEFM-INNING GAME.

Chicago Scores One Run and Defeat Boston In One of the Great- estrContesVln Baseball. Sept. it Boston and Chicago to-Oiy played on, of the greatest gshnes in the history of the National league. BotH pitcher ari tor IS Innings weie supported without a nr.isplay. a great tnany of the chances or." both aides being extremely SUtloutt.

The. wvrk of lxmg and Mickey was especlaUy "brilliant- Dexter scored the only run In tli seventeenth, taking first on Longs fumble, second when Hickey waa hit, third on a force oJt and home on Chllds' fourth single. Attendance L00. Score-: CHIC. K.B.P.

A.E. BCST. R.B P.A E. Hart xel, 1..0 4 0 0 Green, .0 0 0 Dexter, 9 20 0 0 I'Kiyle. 0 0 Hickey, 0 I 1 Oannon.

fV.S 2 McOor'k. a. ft 0 4 Childa, 4 1' 13 4 1 '4 1' Rk-kert. 0 4 0 Tenney, 1.0 1 19 1 Oemont. 2..0 1 it 9 4 1 1 1 t'ooley.

1 Carney, r. ..0 1 lAiwe, 1 tr.ng. a 0 1 d'oran, Moeen, p. ..0 Totals' Totals ...0 SM 1 I vine out.whe-a rnrjng run was scored. Chicago 000006000OOSSS 11 Bostrwi -0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sacrifice hlta-IIughes 2.

Kahoe. Moran. Stoien base Hughes. Oannon. Lowe.

Struck out Bv Hughes by Iineen 7. First base on bal'ls-cifr Hughes' S. off 1. Hit with ball Hlckay. Time 2:15.

Umpire p-wyer. Brooklyn Won at the Start. LOCTS.1 locala "were unable to bit Donovan to-day and Brooklyn won by scoring rubs tn the first three Innings, after wlifuh Harper allowed but one man to get-a far as second base. Attendance Late). Snore: PKOOK.

K.B.r.A K.t iT. L. P.A K. Keeler, 1 1 fcheckard. -10 1 2 ljolan, m.

6 I- 1 Kelltrj-, 1...0 0 IS Ialy. 2. 0 1 2 Itathlen. 1 1 1 Irw 2 0 1 9 Farrsilt- 1 W.D p.l 1.1 0 OiBurkett. 1..0 2 2 0 m.S 0 0paaden.

2.0 1 2 1 Oi Wallace. .0 2 2 0 0 0 0 4 0 4 0 1 il'. l'van. r. .6 1 a Oi Rleh'son, 1.0 11! I 1 Kruger.

3...1 0 1 I tjHeydon. ,0.1 0 0 CIBsri-er. 10 2 0 Schrtver ..0 0 0 0 Totaia .1 27 1 1 Baiti for Harper IB ninth. rii oooeo a- Lwits 00000100 6-1 Tw-u-Tias hits tmhlen. IV'ubie plays P.

Tvnovan and Heydon. Kirhardaun ani7 WalUva; l.al- asjl Kaiiry. hit Hevdon. Hit" by nUchsr By Harper. Dabin.

Pases -on' bans Of! Harper 2. off twnovan t. struck Oul--Wy Harir 4. by Donovan Stolen bases Burkett, Heldrick, Sheckanl. Time-lUS.

Craplra-KfneHe. Matthtfwson" Defeat the Red. Sept. x21. Matthawson was at Ms )eit xe-day and local wu hi not touch hlnv they getting tnly three hits.

Hcore; CINCINJI P-A-fc. P.A L. Bay, in 0 0 2 Harley. 1...0 0 1 Beckiey, 12 CVwrord. r.l 1 2 CQrc'ran, a.

0 1 2 Bfinfdt. 3 0 11 1 Murphy. 1.0 0 1 0 0 0 Jones, 3 2 0 0 0 1 li n. ni.1 3 2 0 Strang, 3.0 1 0 2 0 (1 lianxet, 1. 0 100 0 Iwvia.

a 1 1 4 4 0 BALT. R. It, P. A M1LW. f.

A IonSln, 1...1 2 I 0 0 nes. 1 1 2 ftvmimr, 1 1 0 0 9 0 1 0 0 Wllirms. 2 114 10 li 5 0 0 0 0 1 Kelster. a 2 9 2 9 ilierf. 3 3 0 Jtmdie.

I 0 0 1 1 4 3 2 2 Ininn. 1 1 6 0 2 1 Malonev. cO 0 7 4 0 Jackson. 10 000 0 0 0 Bres ban. 1 1 I 2 1 Rifle, a 0 1 1 1 Howell, 0 0 1 1 Uarvtn.

1 0 2 Totals 1 7 27 10 Totaia ...3 74 2 Pa It tmori ,7. 0 10 0 2 1 1 -7 Milwaukea 0 0 1 10 0 0-2 Sacrifice hit Dunn. Two-has Home run WiUia'rs Ht.lcn urov WUPS INDULGE IN A FAST PRACTICE GAME FOR THE FIR8T TIME. HOCKENSMITH IS PLEASED. State College Defeats Susquehanna in the Opening Contest of the Season.

NEWS OF THE LOCAL KICKERS. Thing's were boomfng In the football line at Recreation park yesterday afternoon. W. VT P. and the No.

13 team, the latter composed of deaf mutes, lined up against each other and one hour of good hard practice was done by both. As the varsity will play State next Saturday-Captain McConneli was anxious to try the defense, and the mutes were given the ball for the first 15 minutes. They played a furious game and It took several minutes before the varsity could stop the line plays. Coach Hochensmith finally got the line men working together and then very few gair.s acre made by the mutes. The varsity then too the ball and rushed their opponents' line and ends at wilt, although there was considerable fumbling, whli wld have to be eliminated this week to prepare the team for next Saturday's game.

Morrow and Edwards were both tiled at quarter, and Kd wards' work showed that he will soon be able to handle the bail in good shape. Morrow's work showed up well the defense. Jamison, the wrestler, was tried st guard, and showed up in good form for a new man. He is a man of great strength, and Is active on his feet. Coach Hock' r.smlih believes he will be a ground ga Iner.

There Is no doubt of any position now except center, and a new man will have to be developed befoi next Saturday, which means a lot or work for the coax lies. Good hard work will be the program ail thi week, and if eveiythlng turns out as expect-, W. V. P. will go to ttate with a team that will keep the boys from Center county on the lump.

Captain Mr onnell and ex-Captain Wallace on hearing the score late last night of the State-Susquehanna game felt greatly encouraged and believe they will make a better showing than las' year when State won IZ to u. PLENTY CF MATERIAL Morgantown Eleven Lacks Funds to Work With. BpecUl tr The Pittsburg Poet. MORGANTOWN', W. Sept.

21. The athletic association of the West Virginia last night to look over the football situation. It developed that there is plenty unl versity held an enthusiastic meeting of good material on the ground for a team, but funds are not available for making the best of this material. Lewis A. Yeager, the well-known fullback, has agreed to coach the team, and bt iieves.atter witnessing the practice.that It will be- stronger than last year's eleven.

Seven of last season's team are here. Manager Lardin has decided that no games will be played against teams which on the face of things clearly outclass the university eleven. Nine games are scheduled and the negotiations are pending for three more. Out for the Championship. The Southside A.

C. has reorganixed for the coming seastn. Most of the old players will again be with the team. The boys declare the Jr will be stronger this season and are out for the championship of the class The team will line up twice a week. Tuesday and Thursday.

All teams wishing games can have then bv writing James R. Watklns, 1215 Muriel street South. Ail players of the Southside A. are requested to report for practice at Recreation park, Southside, not later than 7 o'clock. Jeannette Indian's Open Dates.

The Jeannette Indian fiwthall team will be composed tf the following players: Thomaa. iirath. P.crg. Music. Dougliss.

Flowers. Hanley. Haughn.au. Albitx. Puck, Trook.

Gillespie. Cunningham, Guy Iiavis and Ryan. They have oj-en dates and w-ould like tn hear from a fow out-of-t-'Wn teams, average weight 155" pottmla. Thev wtll open the eeao-n at Jeannette on Sat-urdar, September i. with tha strong Thirteen Athletic club, cf Pittsburg.

Address S. O. V. Koeper, Jcannetle, Pa. SECOND BRIGADE BAND to-day at Oak wood Park.

Two popular programsthe kind you always get at Oakwood. Hear the Harris Quartet Ibiris, Blaney. Chalfant, Mullen sing loliy Gray" and all the new vocal hits. See Fred High, the merry entertainer. Free.

West Knd cars. 3 Jc-hnstcn. 20 1 I 1 S'ev r. 2 2 2 2 Uai-ie. 1 1 0 i liven, 3 4 114 1 e.i.!r.

2 I I 3 7 Parks, 0 0 0 l. 0 1 S3 0 Mai y. 10 17 0 2 Ail man. Ji i 2 1 1 I 4 3 1' i 1 it f.r 1 0 1 9 miwh, al 1 rf) 1 1 1 1 j-fev'n. 1 1 30 (J ilr pi 2 a Malt, 10 10 Totai.

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M. until Oct-iV. Saturdays at 10 P. M. PITTSBURG.

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Phone 1180 East. A 1 i2'l lLf LITTLE 3 EAR, ROSE AHD THROAT. glasses wuta REQUIRED. CAST STEEL. JV I -SF la 1 ie4rs.

1 ecr 1 Miller. 2....0 0 2 2 0 a tvarner. c. 2 0 1 41 M. th son, p.l 1 0 1 0 Totals 12 rf 1 1 Brr.ahan.

Jcn. pjnn well play WlUiama arr.l First be on bali -'T Oarvln 4, otT Howell 1 Hit by tail -By tiarvtn I. Hfruck -ity welt 7. by Uar-vin i. Wild pitches H-jweii S.

Time 1 i Cm-plra Hasaeli. Cleveland Drops Two Games. UAFHINOTl'V. ftepf. 21 Washington captured both iimn of to-day's 4 uMa-heder.

Tvland put up a ragged article cf Pall In both contests In tha first game McS! was sent to the bench after a fuauiade of hits In the Initial tuning Moorv'g wll.lnema an wretched support threw th second game to Washington Th h- rr team scored runs through two Singles, a wild pip a (astei ball two passes an! an errors in the uurta Inning Attendance I fj -ores WASH. K- P. A 7 l.K E. K.R WMr'n. 2 Farrell.

,2 Dungan, r'4 Clark, I 2 I IM. i tif. I i 1 1 1 2 4 1 n. r-p 2 2 2 2 0. iwk.

3 0 2 10 1 alio h. 1 1 1 they could do with, his line pitching was four little singles. He struck out 10 men. Miller, tne Arona exar, was on the rubber for Jeannene and pitched a masterly game, allowing the Manor boys but seven hits. The feature was the wonderful work of Kern at second.

Twice he made phenomemfl one-hand catches of line drives that were each grood for two bases, robbing Manor of to runs. Cre-mer did the most effective hitting and put up a star game behind the jpat.tfeeej JEAN. R.B.P.A.K., MANOR. R.B P.A.E. Painter, 0 0 0 0 Stewart, a 1 0 2 Stoit.

1 0 111 OiCremer. 2 I 2 Eicher, 1...1 1 12 0 elo'Hara. 1- 0 12 0 Hmlth. 0 1 7 1 0 Fetgson. 10 112 Morgan.

s. 0 1 linadtord. 1.0 0 11 0 Mltier. 0 0 2 01 Bert, 0 0 Hauley, 3...0 0 1 2 0 Carey, 0 0 0 0 Kern. 2 1 1 2 0 I 1 I rtolatn, 0 0 0 3 Sorter, m.

.0 1 1 0 Totaia 2 4 24 1 1 Totals .3 27 13 Manor .21000000 Jeannette 10001000 0-J Two-base hit Stottler Buses on balls Ptottler 3. Struck out By 8tott)er 10, by Miller 0. Time- 1 Jo. t'mplre-James liaj. Finest of the Season.

Spec's! to The Pittsburg Po-t. MONACA. Pept. The Athletic, of peaver Falls, thia afternoon won the third of the series of games being played with the Monaca team. The contest was one of the finest ever witnessed on the local smond Both Pearson, for the visitors, irnl for the pitched gilt -edged bmi.

and were accorded the nnest ki- i of support. The features of the game fur the visitors were a home run by tiiimbert In the second Inning snd a iuryj throw by Brown from b-tt fleid. ratcfllr.g a rutuier at the plate, coaipie'ln a double piav and retiring the side tor tha locals a "similar play ty Fielder Davis arid the wfk of Mathay In mid. lie field were th feature The fourth the aeries will pi tyed at Heaver Fails next Saturday Hci.re. ATJIt.

ft A -V A Briwn. I 0 0 Harvey, r. 0 0 Mbilien, 2.1 1 Hughes, ms 1 Weajiey, JOS I)IMV, 1 Matt-sc. 0 3 1 1 0 ml 1 2 0 1 2 4 1 1 1 I a 1 I 1 0 0 7 0 9 0 0 eii. uripsm, in 1 n.

Milr, I Tctais lumlrt. i.iil, arr, a Pearson. lit! ...1 I 14 1 1 0 Tetais 1 4 o-at frr Atblettew 1 8 0 0 0 1 0 2 -tlirl 0 9 9 0 9 1 A 1 run Otitr, t-ert Tfl. -sse O'jm-1-ert. tuller, Lin it.

a Pt'-oen base- atr. fetruck nut By Pea-w S2. tt r'iaipson I 1 1st- Br lfcyle. Play Off a Tie Game. The Ktna and PchafTers fame together ir the se-ond time.

The last gsrae ded a tl. and arsiMher game was arranged whb-f turn letter. The Kj h.i fTer sf rted off with a score of 3 10 for the firnt five lrr.lr.it, t.ut after that the Htars grst their on the ball and scored runs in 3 Innings In the ninth the tVhaffers Hf! th score, which kept the game go'-r'S until the llth. when th Stars got mote runs and won th gama. Lushy.

after pltri.ir.g bad. re-ttred and ttt-- km f.l Holed him. but hit pretty e-ly. The feature of lhe game were the pitching fine ball, retlreri. and rttckie S' "altered, and the all-around p.a li.g of the Ptr, and the home run of Dunn, which larded over left field fenc.

Donahue umpired a fine game, eTAKS A 'H A -eward t.ift. I Ward. 1 1 K- -ten 1 M' A Pffe. 1 smith. Itn, 2 3 kins, 1 Jebneton, 1 2 fi 1 1 it 2 2 1 0 9 1 4 414 1 J.Hiyte.

1.1 0 11 0 1 1 (ierw-g. 2.11110 1 kie. a-j a 2 it Fit am 1 1 1 tViwra, 0 1 4 1 I I fi 0 1 1 i 1 it 22 Ta's 7 Fna fttn 1 I I 1-1! hfff 1 0 1 0 2 0 ft 4 Twr-base hi-e Smith. EMifig H-rn ryn-tinn. trutS tut By OrliivMr 13.

e.M..n 7 Hit pitcher By Jnfcneton 5 Be Johnston 4, off ('tkisity 1, ir.e-2 OS t'mplrs I.sahe Another Victory Added to String. The Our im a Res- rve added another victory to their string hv dcfesting the Vailev A. C. yeaferdav on tli- Heserveg' grounds bad the Vsliey batters ccimpletely at his riierov, having strike-outs to nit rre-llt. HC'-p-.

HK ltM A VAL II PTTiT Honk. 2 1 tJoiUn, 1 0 Ulbom, a2 3 i LFrWi. c. Nim'i 1) 3 0 0 OiMann'c, 9 1 Beaiy, 3 3 2 0 1 lUm.v. 1 Neff 1 1 0-Mi't'm.

2 0 MiTif. pi 1 0 4 0'Hiiiey. 1 ..1 1 Kirfman. rl 2 0 Fulta. 0 0 Kirk.

1 1 I ml 0 Verner. .2 1 0 a tlr.g. 4 0 tal 1 27 2 I Reer es 3 Tnll 1 Ji "lor Prf.ya Reeeres Vallev A. 02000oeo Home run-fleshy. Three base hit- Verner Two-hase bits lelhaum 2.

Ready. Nevergold. M-4'lQskey. Ktrfman "truck out By He- "luskev by Hooting Admirals Win the Odd Game. Tha Admiral A.

C. defeated the Consolidated Traction Company team yesterday in a very game, by the score of pt to It was tha last ot a-rl4a of ikrea aam, of whh-h th Admirals won two and lost one M'-t r-mutt pin bed a nloa gam, having eihf airlke-outs and giving them but four hits The features were the home run of McIiermo.it and tha playing of Gear. Paatorius and Bard well. Boore; A I iM A.E Ci iNXil. A Oear, 2 2 0 2 0 Sands, a.

...2 1 M' n't, 1 2 1 0 Cross. 1 0 0 M'C ky. 2 2 2 4 1 Coyle. 3.. .1 1 Paato's, 11 2 10 1 OiWIttm'n, cl Ryan, 2 1 0 0 Bard 2 0 1 Hardle, I .0 1 0 0 flijovce.

Iarney. 3 1 2 0 1 01 cargo, r. 0 Oearv. 1 2 0 0 0 Boyle, 2 0 M'D'm't. p.l 2 2 1 01 Burgess, p.l 0 2 0 0 0 I Totals .10 17 27 0 Totals I CI Home run -McDermott Two-base hit Dar-ney.

Struck out -By McDermott s. hy Hur-gees R. Bass on balls off McDermott 8. off Bui ges 2. HtoWn l.asea Admirals 5 Hit by pitched bsll- Bardwell.

Double play Pastor-lus (unasnisted) Pastorlua and McCarkey. empire Collin. Worst Defeat of the Season. MONESHEN. Pept.

21. TJie M-messen baseball Inim ttils afternoon received Its worst dereai of the season Fayette city, which lt Saturday won from Mon-rotcn 2 to 1, bad Dins-more 1n the lox. who struck nut 12 men and allowed but four hits Wtret.ack was touched up lively at times, his poor support helng responsible for most of the runs. Hee.i, fln ex-Cuban Ulant twlrler. was substituted for Wire-back In the seventh Innlg.

Moore: Our ti v. 9 1 l. i Le- I (, 1 9 64 bit linKitrr 2. Mrllvsvn. flmw II I liases on balis -rT Bruiser 4.

tT Matarkey 1. etr-jrx out By Brucaa 4. by Mi'irktv J2 IwoM piaya-Brotbers. Ktevenaon and D. Mtiar-key.

Easy for the First The Ktrtt Ward A C. team, of Allegheny, went to Sewirkiey yesterday, and gave the 'layer -f that pUsce an exhibition of baseball that surprised them. away with th gm 1y a score of 11 to Bmlth did thn pitching fir the Allegheny boys, and although he kept the hita well scattered he made n- epeci.il efforts to hold the MawRkiey bys down, after his own team bad secured a tig lea-t, 'ore: fKttlv'K. BPAitji A PA r.l-. I 1 Wii.

I 2 f'Seersey- I 2 eiprsg'-ie," Si Pat n. 2 2 2 Mia, 0 0 Aiea'der. 2 0 0 1 i.ivr, 0 0 Fst n. 1 1 1 1 Tice 4 1 I'ttslis, a 2 2 I 0 4 11 I 4 Sims 2... 2 3 si i 4 10 16 3 11 Wifisr.ith, 3 5 1 i 1 1 Whai-n, I 2 0 tldrimm, 1 2 1 i 1 3 irtir.n, 4 I 0 I 1 Totals 3 27 54 SI Totals 17 IJT 4 A 2 6 4 3 1 4 0 fr--i: Sewlckley a 1 3 i tiff patt-a 4 eff tel'S rucg cvut--ir Pat fro I by Smirh 7 Hit by pit' her -Hy Pattwn 4 Cmplrea napp and Ba rtblomew.

Lestsdaie Wins a One-Sided Game. l.eetsdaie again defeated Kaat Knd A C. In a one-sided ijame. Mortis was easy for lretsdale. ss was lllasturner.

Pastorbtus his usviai fine game and K. K. A. C. was unable to hit him ffsrctlvely.

The batting and catching tf Murtlmer were also noteworthy features ti ore: 1 1 bradi 10 6 7 2 1. 4 10 1 Hirv.t. 1. 1 121 2 1 1 "iulre. 0 0 I 2 2 0 Connor, .2 2 0 1 1 4 Neai.

0 0 0 1 1 o.4, 1 1 2 1 13 27 II 3' Totals 7 11 14 7 1 2 FAREWELL GAME BY THE PHILLIES. P1RATE9 -UNABLE 7 TO: HIT THE BALL AND LOSE IN 10 INNINGS. CLOSE ALL THE WAY THROUGH Pitcher Jack Chesbro Is Touched Up for Two Big Hits In. the Ex-' tra Round. GREAX CONTEST AT.

CHICAGO. TESIEKDAT'8 SCORES. Philadelphia Pittsburg lliicago 1 Boston New York 5 Cincinnati Brooklyn 6t. STANDING OK THE CLUBS. Si 611 81 9, 12 A 71 WH 10165 11V) -U6 Brooklyn Louis- New bit a if "r- Games, lost 11 11 I 9 10 9 12 9 10' 1 9' O'lO 6 10; 9 UU 41 8V 6 tI 6 i 8 Ji Jj t10j 6 10j .5151 6161 1V) SUMMARY.

-vr. L. pc. Pittsbur-. 45 M3: Bostijn PhlTdetfiiita Tl .375 73 F4 1 Chicago Louis 6 61 Cincinnati.

W. Pet. T4 1 7 4 75 Ml ftAMES TO-DAT. Pittsburg at hlcago. New York at Clncln-t naM, Brooklyn at St.

Louis. Ths, Jhmies maxler their Tareweli bow in Pittsburg- yesterday and last left for taking this game with- jthen. They wetit xon the llefd to do; or. die la their 'Jast attempt In tho Smoky pity. Xhey, played.

heD. trm start to finish, nd they Bad Tha Pirates net "need the. game so badly aa did the team' from the other' end of Pennsylvania, that ClarHe wants to cinch -the ft early as jasille. anil the-refore urse-1 hla men-to the limit. Philadelphia, is llhtlntf.

and flghUng desperately, for. second place. Aji a. result, not a better all-round contest has been played as Expoeition park this manon. The Phillies won out, but It took them'40 innings to do so.

Vhen they, went to bat. in the: tfcruh the fcrtf'e wa a tie, each' hAL-iM fan. Mfn. tThAfnns IaH with a lnfie and Bairy sacrificed him to second. The Pirates gathered themselves together and 'did not foryet their duty now as they -watched the bail leav ing iitcK bat ana going at a rapiu i rowara ngnt tieaumom at lah to the fern and 41ere almost whan the ball.

fIi. He lout uo time in throwing It to lavi. who fired it to immer, kevliig Kltok on thirtl. Thomas, jf course, w-a -ever, the plate- The hit was a beauty and would have netted four bags had not th Pirate fielded it in Eran'i 'style. Ieifhnty nr sinashei the hall along rltfht field 01 line and up asrainst the fence.

UavU jittraoed quicker than a wmk and 'Uei it to Uelehanty could get vfuy two bases. In an ordinary fffme haye beep a three-baitker at least: KlicK screil.on the hit. never got farther than third base, as bot Met arland and JenrtinKs wer thrown put by Burke. The Pirates went out rapidly in their half of the tenth. The Phillies won the game why the Pirates failed to land the game was their inbUity Townnend pafely.

They made only four 7 but full value of them bv scoring two runs. Chesbro was alao stronV and was given splendid helders back of him were alert, ex-IcuU three tant double Chesbro SimsH? Welded hs posltlort grandly. before Pirate" came within sight of seconti lase in tha "rat inning Thomas was his bae 01, balls and was foreed by fiarrv Barry saw Klitk going out to Beaumont, and then ran all the war to fhlrd a -WiiBl- right by D.dhnty. A moment later he scored on a wild pitch. I lU second Inning Jennings hit toward flrt base.

Ilransfield ran for the ball while Chesbro ran to cover the bag. -'fumbled, -and Jemilng' was aa" HaUman struck out. and then Jennings stole second. Cross hit to center for a single, scoring Jennings. A lull later Cross was doubled up with Town-send on a grounder to Burke.

The Pirates did not succeed In tlelng ths score until the nixth inning. Townsend started off iu the. first inning by striking out 'Uavis and Clarke. Beaumont made a single, but wi thrown out trying-Afte' this not a Pirate saw first base until Davis made a sir.fc-le in the fourth Inning. Clarke followed with a sinsle.

pavis getting to third. A high fly by lieaumofii-to-XJHehantyaHfewad Davis to cross tho plate. Clarke stole second but waa called out by- (' Luy and he properly lodirexl a for'ibl? objection. After two weie out in the sixth, Clarke struck at a low pitched ball and it escaped McFarland. Clarke reached second base on the missed third strike, which is cp red a fielding error.

jBeaumoni hit between first an.i second or a slntle, Clarke scoring. Only twice after this did the Pirates reach third bane. In the eighth inning it locked all up with the Pirates. After OH was out, Clarke ami Beaumont were given their bases on balls. They moved up a base on a passed ball.

Then upon instructions from Jennings. Town-send gave Wagner his on balls, fill ing the Bransfteld did Mis best. to connect with the ball, but struck out, and Kltchey rolled an easy grouudvr to Barry. In tho ninth Burke went to first fin bHlls, and Zlmmi-r sacrificed him to second. A passed ball put him on third, but he staid there.

Attendance 4,40, 8Mre: PITTHHL'K'J, zr IU? AH. H. p. fiouoway lt-rt end Davis Miller left tackle Knycier left guard Blnntanhom Miller right guard Waiker right Capt. Long right end Frank Quarterbnck.

Conderman left half Sinclair right half Hettersby full hack Auohmes-tv Dodge Swet-t jiipk Scholl Miles Hewitt Whitworth Dennett Snii i Touchdowns Bennett Whitworth. Goals kicked -Smith 2. l'mplre Vt. Robinson. Keferee Foster.

Linemen Saunders for Kmte and Shambaugll for Susquehanna Tlmers-Cumminjfs for State and Kngard Timt: 13 minute halves Substitutes Russell for Whitworth. Whitmar for Walker. McKeevers Have a Strong Lineup. Net since DM did the MeKeevar academy team ahow upaa strong aa did In last Friday a practba The team this year will be fr.ui heavier than last year, and Judging frvim the way they showed up in praitie. the team will I very fant.

The team this year has several new players who wlrl play behind line, and Connor, tne crack fullback of last years will seen at (matter. Hahu, Felldlng and Maui w-ih play the enoa. M--Kelvey and 7.e;a:er will play the ruards. white linghtwaiser. s.aea.

MiKin.y, Lain and Rousseau will be seen in their oid positions. Fui-t n. a star fuliiesck. also be a-en regularly on the team Any lsm desiring gaii-ea can have same ty ad-tieaeing the msnuser, ti. L.

ftouseeau. 177 Fremont street. Allegheny. McOonaJd Forfeits to Bridgeville. fine of the prcniegf gnmes ever played on lb Hrtdij.

vliic bastbaii I look I 1' yesterday afternoon, wh-n the team of Cat piece he, Mcli'di-ald A. C. i a tie in elijiit inningi. Mc-Donaid loft the fit-id al tlx- end of the iniiit at j.t't o'ci-w and refused to continue the As the train did not leave until .85, the umpire awarded the game to bridgeville by a Scorg of to u. penro: PR 1 1 ti BP A UK'S.

P. A E. sums 1 0 I M.yer. 3.1 a y. 9 IWr.r.ett.

2 9 Kin'y. a 0 P.anei;. I 2 bring, 0 ijjlgiey. 0 1 1.0 0 Jt 9 0 0 0: Lney. 3 0 10 0" 10 9 2 1'.

0 lw 2 0 2 0. 1 7 10 3 0 3 i a 2 r'era-' ain. 0 r.e,. 2 1 1 a Ji ney. p.

a Tolala 1 4 24 I Total 1 24 11 2 Bridgeville 0 0 1 1 1 0 a 0 1 1 0 11 Ui McCaffrey. Kinney 2. C. Klrney. Barteli 2.

liixa 3, Sweeney louble piav- tia-nnett and P.arte!! dtrurk out By IS. by Criey 14. Two-base hit--Marten I sel 2. Lau-lerlugh. Base on l.ai---ftfT 1, off Sw-eeney 3.

lilt by pitehee Uy Sseenev Time 1.30. C'ro-pire Mayer and t.a -i jgh Thompson Run Not In the Hunt. The Reserves defeated the Thompson Run In a one-sided contest oil the Salter grounds. The features of the game were thn pitching of Deiehanly, having 12 strike-outs, and the batting and fielding of the Reserves, 8cire: MARION. RH a.

7t hTTm p. a e. Welsh, a 3 fb.rd.n. i I -nob e. I 1 I.as-11-y.

ew 3 I Kendv. 1 i Deiety, I 3 1 1 0 2 3 2 2 0, Jnckson. 5. 0 9 2 fi Fausr. 1 1 1 lj V.

s.ker. 13 1. 3 Kushe. 1 (: Tt-omas, ft Charles, s. 0 1 M-dl.

1 Cj Andrews. 3 I 1 i 1 11. .1 Pari y. tn 1 2 1 Totaia IS 27 IS li Totals .7 i 27 1 Marlon Reserves 10403002 Bun .2011 "101 1 7 Ttir-bae hits Tmtiohua 2, Twins' hits- Knn1v, Barry. 5itiuk out By eiehsr.ty 12 2 Ra-a on baiiw fih Hi.

he f. Passed Ua! laI jiidlcy, Ioer.ger 3 4 I n.j-lre Cu'len. Good Actors Win the Money. Spectal to The Plttburg Foat. KENT, Sept 21 The Kents were khI on the Cleveland league gT-'tirvl t'e-ria, beating tha Cuvalu-ga teiephuna team and t- ptt-g In a aide bet of Kent 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 0-4 8 syahega 01000002 l-3 3 3 naileries le and Ijvlcguu-n, Ma lea and n.

Have Taken Three Dozen Straight. The J. M. Kelleys defeated the Firemen Funds Insurance b.Tvs Ivy- a score of to 'i. 'I his makes 3 straight victories for lhe Ke'deys.

and r.nt one defeat. They now claim the II ami 12- cur-i chani-plivnship of Western I'ennsv lv.tiila, and are ready to defend it agaitist all comers. The feature of this fame was the heavy hitting of the Kelleys. V. F.

I. 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 8 4 J. M. Kelleys 1 I 0 8 0 4 3 '-25 20 1 Two-base bit, Joyce 2: Ilea son, Toole, White, Markle and Flanntgan. Three-ba hit.

Keiiy. Hom- run, Uwsuii. Belmar Has a Winning Nine. The Helmar A. C.

defeated the Snyder A. C. In an Interesting game by a score of to 4. The features ot the game were the throwing of Harbaugh to third for Itelnmr. catching four men.

and the base runnltis Johnson aiul Creb, also the hitting of Hutchinson and, I'hosdeh. for the Snyders. having of their 11 hits. Hclmar 0 0 0 3 0 2 3 14 2 M. A.

Snyders II 0 no 1 I 04 11 4 Hatlettcs p.elmar. Wills and M. A. S-nyilers. Becker, Hamilton and Hart.

implies, Cutxmeyer and Wooda. Two Beaver Falls Teams Play. peel il ti The Plttsbuig 1'oet. BEAVER FALl.rt. Pa.

Kvt. 21. A gvod gnmc or Pall was at Riverv u-w park today between the c. a. mid the O.

A. both tennis from Beaver Falls. A. 3 0 1 1 2 3 0 4 0-14 5 O. A.

0 0 3 1 1 1 0 8 Batteries Craft and Shaner; Craft and Ruff. Champions of Turtle Creek Valley. Turtle Creek X. M. C.

A. won tho chaniplonslilp of Turtle Creek valley yesterday by defeating Wilmei.lhm A. C. at home lo 4. They outclassed their opponents In every way.

Batteries Turtle Clock. Stewart and Blair; VY'iline rdini? Iionaldson and Alullliolland. Umpire Goldrich. AMONG THE AMATEURS. Tho Ready Reds defeated fhe West Fnd Star.

by a score of 17 to 7 I'-e fenture of tho aniu was tho Sullivan battery. Jrs" defeated the It. llclla by a score or 20 to in Toe battery for C. A. C.

was Collins, Marion and Carnahnn. The Orange A. C. would like to from all Si-pound teams fur games in October and Nnvimher. Ad.rosa' Low, manager, Kelley sine.

By request of the' A. P. Kice. N. K.

A. plaxers are to report for practice Monday niKht, September 23 nt i p. in. sharp, at tha home grounds' of the N. K.

A. O. The Collins A. C. defeated the Coffin Dodgers A.

C. by a ecore of 21 to 8. the features of the game ins the battery work of O'Rourke and Kogerty. for the The battery for the Coffin Ooii-Kers was Kilkunnon and Sullivan. The K.

A. C. of kaet Pittsburg, has organized and would like to hear from any lo" or 110-pnutul team in Western Pennsylvania, Ohi and West Virginia. Full expenses paid. Address A.

M. Funk, Box 35. Bast Pa. The Morninjrside Juniors defeated the Calvin A. C.

yesterday in a very interesting T-inniiig at the former's grounds. The Morning-skies are without a game for next Saturday afternoon and any 11 or 12-year-old team can be obliged by addressing OrvlUe Young, 6019 Buller street. irady. 1.2 Mer.er, 1 .2 uu "Jin. imit, a 3 Patten, .1 Totals Washington, 7.

7 0 1 2 3 3 Cleveland 002001S10- Two-base hits Farrell. ptckarlr.g. Donovan. Connor Thr-e-baee hits Clmgroan 2. run Harvey, Stolen base '-k Pa-nn.

bits rii.gn. haae 00 tm. -tT Patten 1. oft McN'eal 7, off IHnovan 3 Hit by pitched I II Hi Ixmovan 2 struck out By Patten 4 Passed bail Ciatk. SO, t'mplre Hart.

ECUS A WASH. BP A ft LEVe7 HtTt'lTR. W'li n. Farrel. 2..

2 Dur.ssn, r.2 Luatcry, Jrady. 1 ...2 Mertier. 1 ,0 I'lca m. 0 Inn tin, r.l Be. k.

2 0 1-sch'ce. 10 Btadi 3 1 Harvey. 1 I tiuire. a.O 1 3 1 1 0 Cuu'lln, r.l tear, a 1 Moore, 1 1 0 0 I 1 I 1 gman. a 2 0 Totaia ..11 111 I 1 Totaia 4 14 Washington Cleveland Two-base hit Wood 0 2 2 0 I- 11 0 0 0 0 1 2-3 Three-base hit-Cough- lln- Horn tun-- Orady Stolen bas- aidron, Dungan.

Men-er, Coughlln. imgrnan Inutile play. Moore. Wood and I-achanc First bse on l.Iis-IT tJear off Moore 7. 8'ruk out By Moora 2 balls Wood 2 Wlid pitch Moore.

Time 1:11. I'mplra Hart. Bernhard Pitches Steady Ball. PHII-ADEH-HIA. Hept.

21 Cldcago plaved a ragged fielding gam to-day and Patterson was inefrectiva, as a result the home tem won without difficulty. Bernhard pitched a steady game and kept the visltora' hita scat-tered. Attendance 4,4. Hcoia: LEFTS P.A END A Taylor. 3 1112 I fir ham, 1 I 1 11 0 I 2 I 3 I csrnev.

0 1 0 3 Htat-r. 1 2 3 0 Martin, 3 .0 2 1 1 i ti.t.er, 4 f. II 2 0 Hpragtle, 1 Wafer. 11 I 4 0 0 l.e'.a-M. 1.1 I a 0: Heckth'n.

1 I 0 Wrier, r3 3-j, (J I Hellly. 12 11 OjHanisey, tu 0 0 0 0 I Pastor' a. i 10 3 0 i. 2 1 3 0 4' 22 27 50 31 Trials 2 24 14 0) Lai Every statatnent I present retrardins; the merits ef fly Electro Chemic Method to ettrct an absolute pasitlve i permanent cure oi Rupture without pain, danger, cut. tine or detention from work or business Is backed ay the testimony of thousands I-el.

laie 0 6 2 0 0 3 II East End A. 1 0 0 0 0 0 12 Two-bnee hita Mori Imer, J. Wet-er. Stolen baeea Iteilly 3. lenght.

Pastcrloua Z. Mortl jner. 'i'assimrner Double plajs-Heliiv- anl Cnpelsnd: i aseburner. rtpragne and Slraihani trtiek out By Paetortoua 12, Py Moms 7. by Uiasshurner 2.

Bases on balls off Morris 2, o(T OlassPurner 2 Hits- off Stassburner tff Morris IS. t'mplre --opeland Series End With a Row. Special to The Pittsburg Post. JOHNBTuWN. Pa.

Sent. II. To-dsVs game with the Altoona fonnrchs for the Central Pennsylvania championship had in unsatisfactory emllnK that will result In the calling off of the series, with two victories for either club. In tha tenth Inning, with the score a tie. Hrown hit a ball to deep rlht flld.

The ball fleldca just as a crowd of Johnstown people ran on the diamond around third base; there was a dispute ns lo whether or not Brown ui touched out. and when empire Morton called Drown s.lfe, Uih Altoona club left the Held, forfeiting the game to Johnstown. The work of both pitchers was good. A pnsseil ball by alurphy on a low pitch gavo Altoona her only two runs. Hcore: I'Brttn.

0 I ileri, 0 4 Ptulllpa, p. a Trti J'jTrj Clnolniiatl 0000001 0 fr-1 1 1 0 a i 0 0 0 1 Twetase hits Crawford. tlirttS -Hrrang. Ixiuble plays Payla and Craw fcrd and Corcoran. Struck out Py bllUrs 4.

by Time 11. rmpire-BruwB. WESTERN ASSOCIATION GAMES. At Toledo First game Toledo 0 0, 0 2 0 0 Matthews 0 0 0 0 0 0 Batteries- JV.a and GrafTlus; Williams. Pecans! game-? Toledi i 2 1 1 Matthews 0 0 1 3 1 1 11 1 1 0 2 2 Schlorf and 1 0 04 A t' ol 1 2 "Batteries Hon ana tiranius; uaix ana Williams.

At Grand RapMs O20.42nO 10 12 2 Marfort 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 7 BattSrlea Bailey an4 Zalusky; Ames and Bjr-ers. AtColuaihutr 0 2 1 9 11 8 Ft. Way ae 02 0SSS02 07 3 Wftliams. McMackin and Zlnram: Thornton and Needhanr. At rayton raytrin 0 1 0 9 0 0 -7 2 Wheeling OO'OOOOIO 01 7 IlattFTleB-iones and Blue: Pfeister and Fox.

Eastern League Game. A t'-Nvorosster-i. Worcester S. Providence secoJ.l. Woreester 8.

Providence 3. Af Rrcheter heater 11, Buffalo sc-on4, Buffalo 12. P.xhester 5. At Montreal-VToronto 4, Montreal served. Montreal 2..

Toronto 1. BASEBALL CHATTER. The Pirates will play at Chicago to-day for the' eiebth time this season. They have not lost a game In the Windy City so far. Twelve Pirates left Inst nl(ht for thersene of the troubles Besides the regular fielders.

Philllppe. Merrltt, Poole. Yeairer and Zimmer were taken along Philllppe will likely pitch. His opponent will likely be Jack Taylor. Ja-ck O'Connor injured his hand the second inning and was relieved by Zimmer.

It took Jack some time before he made tip his mind to leave the game. Al Wagner worked one of the turnstiles at the park yesterday. To-day the Western association season will close with Wheeling at Dayton, Toledo at MdtiHe, at Columbus and Mirkm at Grand Rapids. Hinton a home run at Dayton yesterday, and saved a shutout for Wheeling. Telephone Danny Green, of the Chicago team, knocked the ball oer right fence at Exposition nark for a home run on July S.

Bam Leever was Pittsburg's pitcher. A diamond stud was found st Exposition park. The owner can recover It by C9 Hlti'st at this tiftlee to-morrow. The New TYrk will be here to-morrow, Tuesday and- Wednesday. On Thursday, Krldav and (Saturday the Brooklyn will make their last appearance In Pittsburg- Cincinnati TeStrdsv tried a new second baseman, na'meij Th name Is famillarin connection with that bag In National league and American association circles.

Van Haltren, the. veteran, and the youngster, md half of Nw York's hits yesterday. Jones made New York's only big hit. Matthewson held the Bods down to three hits yesterday. He will likely not pitch spa Inst the Pirates next week.

Aeplnwall Beats Lawrenceville. t.awri-ncevllla was defeated a' Ast.lnwall yesterday in a good game abounding In hltn. Mclaughlin's batting was a fenture, Asplnwall 1 0 1 0 2 --is jr, 8 Lawrenceville 2 1 4 0 4 0 0 1 2 -14 IS 10 Butteries nankin. Ijwry and Trofft-r; Hait and Ipr. No More Boxing at Ashtabula.

Hi. Th- Pllfbiiig Post. ASHTABI LA. f.ept Hall, r-rcHident tt the Ashtabula Countv huniane ti-day gave notice that there wotild b- no" more boxing contests In this county so tong as be hail tie power to nrevtut It. He further directed th Viomane officers to arraxt the piln'li'Bls of any conteniplHte hnxlna; contests or prize flirht thnt may come to their knowledge.

Junctions Beaten at Altoona. Hpccl il to Thi. Pittsburg Post. ALTfaiNA. S-pt 21 The Juniata team d-fVi-d the of Pittsburg, hire thl Hfternom.

F.xoellent fluldlng by the home teatti was a feature. j) 7 1 Juii'-tlons. 2 5 4 Ball Players Will Be There. "'I Spring iatden Cyclers w'l Ih' ld op' flit ig re "-prion of Hurain at Turner hull. to-morrow Menlnc.

Pittsburg and New Voi'k bll players will attend, having been extended Invitations. CHP. RBP.A.E. I'll I LA, A E. Hoy, 0 110 0 Fultx, 2 1 12 3 0 Jones, 1 0 0 0 Da via.

1 2 4 1 0 Mrtes. 2 0 1 3 2 0 I)ole. 2 2 2 0 Hartm'n, 3 0 1 0 3 0Syboid. ml 2100 McFar'd. 10 110 2 Mcntyre, 1 2 I 3 lebell.

1 1 17 0 1 Hteelm'n, r.l 2 1 0 0 ihugart. s. .1 2 0 1 3 Powers, c. 1 2 0 10 fiulilvan. 1 2 11 4 0 Iv.lan.

3 0 1 4 2 0 Pat'rson, pO 0 1 3 0 Bernh p. 0 0 14 0 Foster 1 1 0 0 0 Katoll, 0 0 1 0 Totals ...4111414 i Totals IS 27 If 0 nl thousands of persons I have cured. Trusses will not cure kupture. Their failure even in their purpose of giving relief to ruptured people has been most aring when contrasted with the marvelous, lasting cures effected witn my treatment! Come tor free examination and advice. I wili open your eyes to facts which should be In tho possession of every rupture sufferer.

Dear Dr. Wlx: Sept. 7, 1901. I was ruptured for S3 years and suffered continually, when I calle.1 to see you. I placed myself under your Electro Chemic Treatment and was permanently cured.

I have now- been well for IS months. It w-IU always give me pleasure to recommend any of rov friends who may be ruptured to take your treatment, for 1 know you can cure them. Yours truly. S. A.

BAYARD. 501 Patterson AicKeesport, Pa. Hatted for Patterson In seventh. Oilcago 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 4 Philadelphia 0 1 2 1 4 0 2 --10 Two-base hltsDolan, Seybold, Powers. Hoy.

Sacrifice hits roln 2. Mclutyre. titnlen tas Mclniyre. Keytdd. Davis, Isbell.

First base on balls Off l'atteison 2. off Katoll 2. Hit by -Fultx Ftruck out By Patterson S. by Katoll 2. by Bernhard 1.

Wild pitch Time 1:4. tmpire fiherldan. 1 Only One Error In the Game. riOHTO.V, Hept. 21.

Detroit won In the first Inning of to-day's game by bunching two hits with bases on balls Boston only tally-tame In the resulting from a pa, a hit ami an error. A running cat-h by Ptnhl was a ff-ature. Attendance poors- JoHNST. R.B. P.A E.

Mt.i.N. BP A Wolfe. 1 0 2 7 0 0 0 0 2 1 Nea.ry, a 1 0 12 1 Frsnhila, 2 ft 0 4 1 Wilms. 2 .0 0 3 2 1 All. 0 1 1 0 0 Kink d.

3...0 1 1 0 0 Whinner. p.O I 2 0 Davis. 0 6 0 0 Clave' n. I I 2 0 0 oweus. 0 0 0 0 Hollln.

1.117 0 1 tioff, to i Fnriell, m.O 3 0 Murphy, c. I Oil 1 0 Veil, 0 0 0 0 ti Drown, 0 1 0 2 tlrim, 0 0 4 2 0 Totals ...2 5 27 Totals ...2 4 27 7 2 THROW YOUR TRUSS AWAY. Since the discovery 'VARICOCELE Electro Chemic Method I have achieved moat remarkable refUlts In curing Varicocele and Its sequential or associate ills, known aa NttRVO VITAL DISEASES. Medicines, electric belts or suspensories ill not cure this disease. There is no rea.son why they should be expected to.

fa MoNEB Ft P. A. Hels'r. 0 0 8 2 L. Holts.

2 .0 1 2 1 1 Broman. 1. .0 0 1 0 Brown, c. .0 0 1R 0 8 Micger. 1 I 1 0 Hhepler.

1.0 2 6 0 Miller, 0 0 0 2 Heed, 0 0 0 0 1 c. Hollar. m.O oooo Wli-eb'k. p.O 0 0 2 1 Totals ...0 4 24 7 12 llHf. RBP.A.E DETIt.

Dowd. 1 0 110 0 Barrett, 0 10 0 Htahl. in 0 1 2 (. Holmes, r.l 1 2 0 0 Collins, 3...0 1 ft 2 0 Casey, 1 ..1 1 0 2 1 Freeman, 10 1 10 4 fi nieasnn, 2. 0 0 3 3 (I H'mphill.

1 0 0 Klb'fclil. s. 114 2 I'arent, 2 3 2 (' Nance. 1 0 12 0 0 Ferris. 2 0 0 ft 2 Dillon.

1 0 1 11 0 0 fiohrei k. 1 2 2 0 McAI 2 2 0 Winters. p.O 0 4 2 OlSlever, 0 4 2 0 Totals 7 27 14 o' Totals ...3 7 27 13 3 Boston 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 OI 1 1 ctrr.lt 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-4 R.B. P.A.E. 0 0 14 1 2 12 0 0 12 12 2 0 .1 0 0 0 0 1 i one 1.0 0 0 0 .01700 2 2 12 1 .1 2 0 0 0 -U 7 0ft 0 0-0 a 2 0-9 HR.

GEO. B. WIX: Dear Doctor: I want to thank you for curing me of a had case of Hydrocele. I was told tbnt I would have to be operated on. but seeing jour advertisement that yon cured that disease without pain or detention from husiness.

I concluded to try your Electro "hemic Methcd. Now I am well and can recommend your treatment to all who suffer from Hydrocele. To operate for the cure of Hydrocele is certainly uncalled for at this late dav! IHYDROCEIE My Klectro Chemic disease without pain, and wlthdut confining Method cures this danger or cutting the patient to bed. A euro is guaranteed. There has never been single failure.

S. S. MOTHERAL. Swiss vale. Pa.

cr3i.t. a cm-je ttr ssrvlsil. Boiklet miilal frav Plstsi sUSs sMJlhsr i a- on Pilst nl Fistu'a. l. M.

ts 8:31 P. SU AYS. I to 4. ri PILES AND FISTULA. Mv Plectro Chetnic Hethoi cures aggravated forms of Piles, Rectal Disesses and Fistula the wav they will stay cured.

It is one of the greatest blessings to su ferers In all the annals of medicine, i here is no pain, no dinzer, no cutting, leurj lis- tula without an aniesttietlc, so that a recurrence of the disease is impassible. Johnstown 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 Monarchs 0200000 -2 Twu-baae hits- Wolfe, tlofr. Three-base hits Rollin. Claycomb. Brown Hacrltlce bit Brown Stolen bases -Murphy.

Rollin. Fnirfll. Veil, Orlm. Hitfcn on balls Williams, Murphy, Iavln. Rollin, flrlm.

Hit by pitched boll Mui phy, Farrell. Doublo play Oiim and Franklin. 8fruc.k out Lee. Alloway. v'iay-conili 2.

Rollin. Farrell, Veil, tillm. Nearv. Wllliains, Klnkeith 2, Davis, Owens, Brown. Passed balls-Murphy 2.

Umpires Ward and Horton. Beaten by Barely One Score. Murdoch-Kerr defoatpd tho Woodiakes St Vermont park by a score of 12 to 11. drove Irwin 'to the woods In the third, anil he was succeeded by Mowers, who llninhed the game In pood style. Murdoch-Kerr wants a few more paiiies this season.

Address George Barnes, 'U Ninth etleet. -K. R.B P.A.E.; WO DL. RBI' A.E lloenal 2 2 I 1 0 Btnddy, 2,1 1 Ortlelb. 2 3 1 a.l 1 1 Cassidy, 3 .1 Burke.

3... 2 1 0 Harrison, 1.1 2 Pi Elate, 1 2 0 tl I. nil l-r, 1 2 2 fl 1 p. .2 f.ei-Mt I fl ft 4 0 0 Irwtil ri-nv 1 O.H'ea. in.

.2 3 2 3 0 M'K'y, l-cit Kuttx, 1 1 1 li es, p. 2 0 0 0 iner. 2 H'aton, Totaia ..12 14 27 14 1 1 Totaia ..11 IS 27 9 5 MurdmdiKerr7 0 0 10 0T 1 0-0" "-T2 Woodiukes 1 0 0 3 0 0 4 0 11 Three-base bits Elste. (rtleib. Two-base hits lloenal.

Elste. Braddy. Lauer 2. Thorne 2. Cassldy.

SacrllUe hits Burke, Kurtz. Elste. Thorne, Cassldy 2 Baaea on balls tiff Irwin 1. oh Bowers 2, oft Hayes 3. Struck out By Hayes by lrw-ln 1, bv Bowers 3 Stolen baaen Murdoch-Kerr ti, Woodlakea 3.

L'mplre Coyle, Miller. 2 TITnt'n, a Johnson, Oil ham. Clean, m. Miller, Rov, 1 Boyd. Totals 0 0 0 0 Favette City 0 0 4 0 Three-base hit- Hheplwr.

Two-base bit- 8bep-ler. Stolen bases Bolig. Thornton 2. Johnson 2. Bases on balls OA Dlnstuore 2 Ktiiick out By l'lnsmoi-e 12, by Wlreback P).

bv Herd 4 Passed ball Brown. and Slack. Both Pitchers Did Good Work. The Olenuhaws won another game yesterday from the Seaside A. C.

The feature of tho game was the pitching of both pitchers. Seaside A. C. 2 0 0 0 0 5 1 0 8 3 Ulcnshaw 21030031 10 14 '4 Batteries Sen sdde A. Grieves, Wilson and McNeil; Glenshaw, BUHvvagon and Thompson.

Ready to Meet Any Doubts. The Ready-Keds defeated the West End Star Juniors by a score of 17 to 7. The feature of tho game was 'the work of the fcbilltvun battery for the H. Ita. Uy thin victory the R.

claim the 11 and 12-year-old championship and teams disputing this claim can have a game, Morn-inKside Juniors nreferred. Address irt- I xner Dougherty, 242 Bouth Main street. DEAR DOCTOR: For years I suffered with large protruding piles. They bled every day and were very painful. They annoyed me so much as to interfere with my work and the loss of blood almost broke me down.

I tried evervthine I could hear of without relief until 1 tried Lr. Geo. B. Wlx's Electro Chemic Method. It Just took three painless treatments to cure me.

I am as sound as I ever was and dldn lose an hour from my business. It Is hard to believe that such a. severe chsc could be cured so easily, but It has been done. My residence -is No. Stanton East End.

Pittsburg, Pa-Office 43S SUth Ave. R.J. GUILLAN. 1 1 0 0 0 .4 1 1 2 0 ti 4 2 1 0 0 .4 0 0 3 2 ft 4 0 0 14 0 I ..2 0 2 1 0 .2 0 (I 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 (1 2 0 0 2 4 0 0 1 8 0 3S 2 4 30 1 AH. It.

r.p7Al ..2 1 1 1 0 Ti 311141 .41 2 0 4 0 3 i 1, 0 0 7 3 1 5 1 111 1 0 i ft -t 2 1 0 ..4 0 2 tl 4 0 ') 0 1 4 .10 12 6 i 0 ti 0 ai 10000000 24 Kncriflce hit Collins. Htolen bases Freeman, Holmes riotiblr- play -Klbrfeld. Oleasnn and Dillon. rirt on 'iff Winters 3. off fsiever 2 Hit by plPbd ball -Ptnlil Struck By Winter 1.

Slcver fi Pssred ball M'-Alister. Time 1 pire Connolly. Defeat Marines a Second Time. f-'peolHl to The plttnburg I'ist. EAST LIVERPOOL.

P-pt. 21 Fr the second time thl scaeon the Marines, of Canton, were defeated by the Fact Liverpool hnst-hnli t'-am. The was fl to 1, und the spectators seriously quostp ned the uinpite'n Judgment in allowing the visitors slna-le run M. Shane I-Pi bed a superb game and hnd good ba-tttn-. Liverpotd 0 10 1 10 11 ,1 2 HCtoii i) 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0- 1 3 2 Ilntt'-rles-Mi-Shane and Emcrling; Mauck and eipoorrl.

The New Brighton Indiana Lose. BEAVER FALLS, Hept. 21. The C. L.

A. of Beaver EhIIh. defeated the New Brighton IndlMris to-dny by a score of 14 to 11. The feature of the game was the pitching cf Craft. C.

L. A. 3 0 1 4 ft 0 4 014 12 6 N. Indians 06311122 010 4 3 Batteries Craft and McStay; Sheets and Iavl, rf Clarka. If Beaumont, Wagner, as Bransneld, lb Rltohey, 2b Burka, 2b O'Connor, Klmmcr, Cheabro, otala.

PHI LA 1 EOrH I XT Thotnaa, in Harry, Jb Flick, rf Pelehanty, MuFarlsnd, Jennings, Kalliuan, Cross, se Townsend, In Ilttsburw Philadelphia Two-base bit DeUhanty. Three-barte hit Satisfactory arranjo rusts ci, bj mids far No chargs lor cjtisultjtion and exanination. desir 1 1 1 1 i i i-1 1 1 I I-. nrfl Tl Fl SUITENo. 204, 26 FLOOR, NEVWESERS'JIUDIS1, btU.B.WlX, IVS.

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