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PITTSBURGH SUNDAY POST, SEPTEMBER .13, 1925. PPT 'ARBS WiK FIRST TWO WORLD SERIES GAMES HERE, BEGINNING OCTOBER 7 -J- ATS BEAT REDSOX 'STOCK'S FIRST HOfVJER jEctiox THirrE page two BUGS TV If TOA btWlUUl Lia Lea i. AS A'S SPLIT TWIN I BEATS GIANTS: PHILS pi pf BILL WITH YANKEES AND CUBS WINNERS: Coveleski Holds Boston Hitters Helpless in Clout Gives Petty Decision Over Fitzsimmons; Ring Hurls Masterful Ball. Blanking Braves; Luque Winner Over Cooper Ring Pinches as Mates Pile Up Overwhelming Lead; Pennock Bumps Mackmen; Detroit Defeated in 13 Inn ings by Indians. rturls tine uame.

r- rw rum oi.iu or aieacners to jjjv ucn-eral Admission, S5.50 For Reserved Scats And $6.60 For Boxes. Pirates Originally Scheduled to Play Two Games With Mound City Crew But Rain Halts First Encounter; Wright Smashes Out Three Hits. ANOTHER DOUBLE-HEADER TODAY FOR M'KECHNIE CLAN POLO GROUNDS. NKW YORK. Sept.

12. Milton Stock, the vetcruji seeond baseman of the Robins, had the pleasure of making his first home run of the year today in the 'seventh inning of the game with the Giants at the Polo Grounds, and thereby won the ball game for the Robbins by a score of 3 to 1. He couldn't have selected a ASIT ING TO Sept 12. (A. The Washington Senators pumuuled Boston for a 13 to 3 victory today and, Philadelphia divided a double bill with the New York Yankees, stretched their load in the American Iveague pennant race to seven and one-half games.

CoveScskte had the Redsox well in Br EDWARD T. BAUGIK. Tort Baseball Editor. Lainr pfrcher B'tvsrdP. Umpires 'Rowland, McGcrwan and Monaritv.

Time 1 :29. Sr.f'ANI GAWK. ELIGIBLE PLAYERS AND UMPIRES TO BE NAMED LATER BY LANDIS PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 32. (A.

Afle.r nveotii- h-1 today between 'ommissioner K. M. I Hindis and rppmsenlat ivc. of the major league pcniiaut edn tenders it was annunc-l lhai Im----ball's classic series for the world's championshrp will open Wednesday. uAr 7.

in the city winninc the National LOUIS. Sept. 12. Bill Shcr- SPORTSMEN'S PAKK, ST. del's left-handed offeringe were propitious occa-sion for knocking his first homer.

The score wa-s 1 to 0 ajrainst the Itobuis and there were two men on bases. bail soared into the lower riphtfield and all hands came home. Jt also marred the pitching record of yountr Fred Fitzwimmons, the ball pitcher recently aci-juned from the Indianapolis cluh. Since he been with the Giants Kred has won three g-ames and lost n. Now he ha.

lost o. HtlsflfS HOMKK. and they were Hopped over the croosr ejrt; route, 4 to 0. in what was to have been a double bill, but old man Pluvius whittled it to a single contest and made it necessary for the Cardinals to arrange for two pastimes for one admission tomorrow. The second game will have to be stopped at live o'clock to enable M'-Kcchuie 's boys to the curly train for Pittsburgh.

The shower cam? during the noon race. 'omm issioner Laiidi-' judi'iai mind reiwJlcd when disports writers nicjition PiltsJmgh and Wjshinart on the fi-ni i r- and ointei oii' that the atinouricoTient did iiot mention cities The date of the opening was the in rr "jihe joint meeting of the National and American leagues I.l-i lor arranged that the scries shall open this year in the S'atj. league circuit and next year iu the American and thcreai'i rr t( rnate. Jack Scott took up the burden of I Marn 1 pitching in The eighth inninsr finished the same. But the game was ijuetu i just atiout finihed before Scon ap- I peared.

.36 st. iria i AB R.H.P.A CHICAGO. AB.R.H.P.A. Ren note, i. 1 0 1 1 1 i it i 1 0 1 0 0 II tl I ft one 0: Mosul.

.1 Ttooper. 3 4 FHlk.l Barren. 2. 4 a Kraro 1 0 It Grab' sk 1 1 Lyons. i Thurston it 1- fonnati.v.p J.ic'iwn.m 4 4 Kvand.r...

1 i "mi Idr "tills .37 10 14 'J7 13! ToliiiK. J9 4 5 27 17 Kan for Vartjfikier in third ft. r.ouia eo iooo oo 10 Ghicafo 1 1 I 0 0 0 4 Errcrs Rari-ptt. Kamm. "hit Barrett.

Sarriftces -Ksnif. Hooper. Een- rwtt. Jarobon. I'ouble pl.v Kane to Pirr.t to Phesiy; MtManufi to Larnotte to Base on bxiiK off Vanetlder 3.

off iyonB on Thurston 1, off Connaiiy 3. out 8 ty i Hit.S"-OfT Vineiidcr 2 in mninfcs: off I 'an forth In 7 tnninKf. off J.yons 7 in 3 inmniO': off Thurston 2 in inninjf; off CounMly 5 in 5' inflinire. Hit by pitcher H.v Thurston llamottej. Pu.ssfl Dixon.

Winning pitchfr nanforth. Jx-in: pitcher Lyoni. XTnipirp Moriarty, Uovlnnd and McGowan. Time Two hours. TlliKRS UKKKATKIi.

DETROIT. Sept. 12. (A. P.le-troit and Cleveland divided a doubie-hrader today un-der trying conditions that included a rain-sosJted field, a thirty-minute delay in prolongation of the fint battle to 13 innings and finally darkness that ended the second game at the end of the fifth inning.

Cleveland took the first game 4 to 1, after Whitehill weakened in the thirteenth and allowed four hits that gave the Indians three runs. Karr kept the Tigers at his mercy throughout. Detroit bum hed her three hits in' the second inning to win the final) game, 3 to 2. A pa.ss to Cobb. by Tavener and Ba-ssler and triple resulted in three scores.

CI.KVKIA.NIV AB R.H.P. A B. A t.m. 6 I 6 J.S.well.fi 5 "Burns. 1...

5 Sptir n.2. 6 0 4 0, Elsny 3. 2 4 Oj Burke.2.... 3 3 i 1 Wtnpo.I 4 4 2 0 2 2 Bine.l A 0 17 0 4i Majiush.m. i i i hand throughout the contert, while his teammates drove Zahniser.

a former s.nator wh0 interruDtd washineton winning- streak last wk, to the Fiiowers, ami men tumea tneir oats with hut little mercy upon Hops. Tex Jo.mcs. a rookie outfielder from Birminirhum of the Southern Asoeia- tion. cave the Senators three run in the eighth by t-Tnaf-hinsr out a homer to deep center with two on. BOSTON.

R.H.P A. WASH I AH. K. H- A. ToOt.l 4 Prthro.T.

i Stones, 4 y.ahniser.p 1 Rnssi.p.... Boon-? i 1 0 1 I 1 3 I 0' Ric.ni.r. Harris 5 DiJodgr 1 2 1 i Vech. I tea.nes. 1 P'cknpKh.

0 0 1 1 4 ft T-t 14 14 27 i 'Ite-icrt to-X-stoi? Kc. fi i ft i i Perkirpau'h, lothror k. Blucge T-wo-baM, Bluece, S. Harrif. Three-ba hits Huet.

Home run Jfin. Stolen base Oostin. Sacrifices Vearh, Covelrf-ki. IVMih'e plsTs Judc unastted) to WambssafiKS to To'it. J.pft on basos Boston 8, Wa-hinctmi 8 F.as on Killn Off Zahniser 3 on Reg 2.

off Cerelrskic 3. Srrwk out Ky 7ahoisPT 1. by 3. Hit Off Zfthnispr, 7 iii 2 2 1 mninsr; off Roks, 8 in 5 13 innincs. Fntpirs t'onnally.

iitiebntid and OnB'ty. Losjnr; pitcher Time 1 TANKS-A'S SPLIT. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 12. (A.

I'.) The Yankees and Athletics split a double program today, the New Yorkers winning the opener, 7-2, and drop-pins: the second frame, 10-6. Babe, Ruth poled out his nineteenth home run of the season in the. first game, and by hitting safely in the next contest he stretched his hitting- streak through nine straicrht jrpmes. Gehrig hit his eighteenth circuit smash. Dykes was ihc bright lipht of the second gamt, geitintr five hits ouT of six Times at bat.

Commissioner M. Landis and President Ban Johnson of the Ameri- i can League were spectators. 1'HILAr'Kl f'HH i AP H.P.A. I AE.K.Il.l'. A a I La La LJ im hJ -v-v to- i iii.ui; oct.

Thu.v according to the ir standing of the to -i-'ague whK-b is not expected lo t-w st, th'. first two gam. wiil t- in Pittsburgh, (krtober 7 rxt tliric Washington (k'. t-r 10 and 11. giving Sunday game, and the xt -t ilth games, jf they are te -r-- I'lLlsburgh, (ictober 12 an 1 1 tl the event rain 1 fl ei-f i- gani'j the outettt will in cty wht.

re it. raj post (Mined I te 'i teams move on to I Iu- ntln-r i If a tie game atrit 'he riot divided after th" srvrnni the t'-ams will play iff l-ie in i cty where it occurrcei All g.m i mi'I ai 2 o't lock. The leagues rrwla Siuidav. O. tho I'hiladelphia.

Athletics n. in the Plul.id Ipt. Nationals in New York and 1 'M it -bu ir. Cincinnati. This will give ihe i nint winners two days to prepare tbe big series.

VHU HM.lt I'orrner world's series, pre va li. it wa. annouuceci. 1 i fold at $." general adnic' hers Jl P. The naiiie-s of the plaver 'o icipat the t' arnounced as the Wa-sh ingtoe, list wa.s not rady.

The neioes nl given out at Comnjwsioncr ltnii in Chicago a-s soon as the 11 inglon list is iwneil ttiere. I'hr umpires who will announced by PrcsirUot M'-vdie jthe National l-agu and t.Iohnson of the American. I 're, io I'he mg today va held behitid to- doors. (Turk Criflrn. of th'' WiLSbingtwi Clu.li.

Pre-sident B.r-nev Xrc- us, Preftident of he and Sif-reurj- .1 uii. Ti'-rney of the. were pr- ceni JOHNNIES HELD TO THREE HITS BUT WIN, 2-G VOKNotToWti Sew. ch-trrvWrtavb'P AiLjiik u- lot-trad at the Una i'bw pfehtr.c trie loila.r, b-n a tun. I tr r-o bv Jus i iron in to the ini.tnu counted for two rum I -r Ar-e Mart in lee lliwiaifat.

-Ml U-ii wa ill" hrvt of a nmntr of i tHt.nrw the c.K-.l club wtti Hi- T.rtvn w--u in rtlit'f tttrit of Ji.tinii'O.- tim tor elf. rwG. t-ftrnt-r t.crrt bnl' tor lit -Twn were re-' rint Tv-n' fir iiil bf f-, --yrfrJ-. abtl'iy To 'iivt- ti-f i It f. A-I-.

Jntebty I t-hty 0 tl i jltt tij.r 0 i d- nu 0 M- voy 0 Kowler. 1.. fl Marti p. a rlwttf O. I 1 i't'rimiQ 1 2 9 it ieiay .1.

f' l) -Marrin V. -i fti I I ft fl 'i if ft Ct'Mjcttfi'w' II fl It in Moeuiue 0 ft .1 1 It I i i (t i. Jess Petty, also of IndianapoUs. but more left-handed than. Fitzsimmons, pitched the entire frame.

T'p to the seventh innins it looked a. if he were aoout to ioe lU Kve.n aftr that there was a reasonable doubt of his being victorious. But he managed to a Giant raliy of his own making in latter half of the seventh and another started by Terry in the eighth. So he as all right. The were scored by home runs.

There was 'Slocks which has already been men- fioned. Then there was Frank FVisch's which has not been mentioned. Frank's was one ef those oid-fash- ioned homers which necessitate be.au- coup legwork and a slide for the plate. Ho drove the. ball over Cox's head in the third inning and had to run fast all the way.

If Mitchell, relaying Cox's throw to the. plate, had not throwu wide he might not have made it. But FVankie slid around Har-greavee and the crowd roared its approval. STOCK'S JIOMEK. At the time Fitzsimmons wa.s pitch- ing well.

He was walking more men than is good for a pitcher to walk, but he was bearing down on the others and the rest cf th boys xerc lending willing to help -with the put -outs. It may be that he pitched wrong to Hargreaves in the seventh. Harirreaves opened the inning with a two-base Int off the right jield fence. Mitchell slammed one- at Lindstrom and was safe because Freddie threw high to Terry. Then Milton Stock did i his stuff and even though FitTisim-i mon.s did strike out Johnston he dutn- age was done.

BR( N. AB.Ji-11. A NKW YiT li.H A i i i 0 1 Taenf ') 4 0 i 4 hrll.j. 4 (- (I 0 v. 0 14 151 Chicago series today, 5 to 2.

Luque held the viwtors to one earned run, this coming- in the ninth inning, when Hartnett, a substitute batter for Cooper, tripled, scoring Gonzales, who hud singled. Score CHKAGl). AB.RH.I' A JINCINNAT1. A fi. fi A.

Ada rnh '2 r. 4 Preieau--? 4 jutrn, 1 4 vlrifrshr 4 i iti I 4 2 i 'Wm 4 Zilzm n.m O.IHrUi,J... Brl Warner. THolk 1 2t Luqu.p Tftrtifi i 'feUMl for Itttinifer in such. 1 flatted for Coojier in ninth.

I Chicaeo fl ft (1 0 12 0 5 Clnanosai 22 otti PltiCDSr. Onus rwo-bawe tuts WaJker. BrewHw Hantrare. Tlirw-bMe hit Hnrtnmt. Saenn I-rt on brosef ti Hrfjs-? on iorr 1.

off fm-pires an Han. Tiiiw 1 PHII STOP BOSTON, S.pt 12. (A. Pj Philadelphia took the odd game ot a series of five against the Boston Brarey winding up the National League season here by winning today, 6 to o. Kin pitched masterly bali allowing the locals but five scattered hit.

Today's gam concluded the season for the Phillies against the Braves the1 former coming out on top in 16 contests with the Boston team victors six tfmee. AB.E.H P. A. BOtTOV. AflR.HP.Jl.

Sand a Ijeach.tn. 4 1 1 i Ga.utreau.3 0 1 7 1 1 10 I 1 1 1 3 0 Nei.m 0 Welsh. t' Surms! 1' Vel ix.i ll Hiirh 3 J' Ilancroft.s. liONe.l.c... 1' COOOC7' Kaojp p.

Mokan.i WTior r.ms 27 2 Pou. i ftt-i for Cooncy in seventh. Phii4t.nh, 1 0 0 0 0 a 0 0 Bftcn 0 (i 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 Ki-ire Bancroft. Knmw. Two he sit fxmnle P'ya waon to Snd: Pri-; bere to Koiuwcm; Coobot to Bancroft to Ilar-! run; Barrue to Bancroft ti Burma.

lft es bases Phildelphi 3, Boston 8. Base on bull -fin Ring off Kamp I. Mtnii-K out--: Iltng 4, by CnouvT- by Kmip 1. Hit i Off (rnncv. 7 in 7 mniec: off Kamn.

2 in mpire McC'-miu-k and ilem. 'io-mur p.tchor- tVx.n'v. Tunc 1 PIRATE Tk 1 12. With mt ndories nil 14 pluyed with the Plratoi. the 4 rdtnaJa hejiete a leat break even t.n.orro in encoontrr which will wind op rne M-asonN series hetwern these two Kn i i Yd and Johnny Mo rrictrt a on the proirram to pitr in the Sunday com- to doprnd upon Ar'hur Kemhrt anii Flint htm.

I rank Adams ler. now locwled in rhin, who csmr here to root for the Fira4n. says he i not discoaragrexi by a couple of defeat. He it. wflling- to buy everybody new hat if the pennant nut lken to Pui-bes Field.

A i.wshed up a Btl)ry Hhout RoKl.r Horr.sby bein iutca to the cubs next seHJwa, but Preaideni Sam Breadon of the Caret t-nls bolrl8 evidence to the contrary in the stiape of a three-year contract with bis slurring i'ilot whl'd haj two yearn to run. Ootflrl1e- Tommy of 1 b- Dun-Tilt hib. TbrvKre U4rnf. wt a nrw rwonl iU a. piye-s' tirlt Any wHi-t, he frrfit-rf he in .1 thr pt bi' wlitlmr fl rf Hn Ibfrt mam rrar iuro.

who hnfi patronized th3 aala Tor the double-header billed oday were offered a refund when it waa decided to play on.ry one game, and a long liue of bararain bttntcrK took advantage of the chance to get their money back. The firtat, natnt tomorrow is ached it KM to bein at half-past one, but it is hoped to have play under way a few minute earlier if poiote and also to shorten the icrter-al brtRrrn rattles. The second affair will be stoppe.1 at 5 o'clock aavd the Pirates win be trundled to the nearest station. Krchnie is determined to hare his players on board as soon as the train makes the brief stop, aw the connection at Cleveland must be made Otherwise a iniirraiw a special train would he required for the last lap of the journey. In addition 'o the drtU- 1 1) shortly after am-.

a iri '-om -after men i cd. another htitf'f sii'tr the content wa; end d. bur the had been Hrwcad heture the latter downpour appeared. 'the cn'fr wa plaved under A hfavtlf clouded tkt nd -it ttme.s it wap ho ors thn' 'he harl to ri tp: i ntruifb. twyler fswined.

rrondefl mil and hit into a forrr play, bill on his fourth and las trip to the pHite lie sw-rmir into one of i i i a In of r.our. nratenin? clouds rrathtred in the forenoon but that blew srotmd and the eun reappeared only to fade out and make way for another black sky. About the time ball players had donned their uniforms the dvri-rwr broke and for an hour the ram descended ut a steady elio. FIRST GAMK Anticioatins the the ground! keeper had s-pread the hz cativas cover and th)3 precautionary rneas-jre raa.de it posr-ible to save one of the two games. The fans were not.

ly "frightened off by the bad weather, but hundreds hustled to Sportsmen's I'afk through the hard rain, about 4.000 assembled for the sport- The unprotected sections of the field t. ere so sogry by this time that it was .1 plain no double-header would be pos- ble. One of the games accordingly was postponed xmtil tomorrow, thus creating a Sunday barrain. The liratea did most of their warming up in the shelter of the grandstand be-neoth the seats. The canvas soon was peeled away and the frame begran at St.

Louis time, which Is two hours slower than the clocks in Pitts-tcirg-h- Before the, first inning was completed a drizzle set In and dampened the shirts of the many coatless tistomers. Meadows contributed, a run to the CardinaJs in the opening Blades led the heme hajf wtrh a two base swat into the wet grass in richt center. He, took third as Mueller laid rtow-p a sacri3ee. Hornshy thon went to bat and Meadows uncorked a v. pitch on which Blades trotierd over thii nlattor Ttm sprinkle let utt in the thrrd frame without having- delayed the frame and tha Cards grot themselves another tally in this round.

It was the. result of a scratch sinele by Blades, a sacrifice by Mueller and a base blow by Bottomley. ADAMS GOliS TN. Another enemy point in the fourth was due to Bell's walk, Warwick's sacrifice and Thevenow's single. The Cards did no damage in the fifth and sixth, the latter inning being by Babe Adams after Key fpence had batted for Meadows and wasted a pinch hit.

Spencer caught the remainder of the contest and this placed the Bambino's name as well as that of his successor, Tom Sheehan. above that of the substitute catcher. Sheehan did some clever -work in the box, but he was unable to avert a marker in the seventh when Blades worked him for a walk, reached third en Mueller's single and completed the tour when Hornsby delivered his only safety of the afternoon a two-sacker to the right corner of the lot. The bitting was equally divided, I each club collecting eight wti'lops. i Wright was the only player tV gam to cornet three time--, his third product, beuig a double.

All the rest of Pittsburgh's dmes were, singles. Three of the eight K. Ijouis tmashes were good for three bases. Each team bunched hits on two occasions, but. in four instances tut tvv, blows wer delivered in the inning.

Tho Pirates male one error and it did no harm, but they simply could not muster hits when they would ha ve been felt. Thi ene lucky break for the Buccos was found iu the message from the East which told of a defeat for the Giants, who so many tines have surrendered when their Pittsburgh rivals were doing the same stunt. WHITESOX GET T0F.1&1Y THOMAS FROFs? ORIOLES Trade Archdeacon For League' urling Star. BALTIMORE, Md. Sept.

.) Tommy Thomas, this season's pitching aco of the Baltimore Internationals, goes to the Chicago Americans in exchange for Maurice Archdea)n. oot -fielder, who wai sent to Baltimore by the Whitesox in mid-summer. In making this announcement today. Manager Jack Duno of the Orioles said that Thomas was selected by the Chicago club in the dea.1 which gave the pick of the Baltimore team and a sum for Archdeacon. He gof-s to the Sox next spring.

Thomas, who is a Baftimoroa ti i hus and far this won 3i game, lost 12. He is 26 years old. Home Run Hitters Hath I' ri ff Stock i rmnfi t-ri rv NOTES Shmiel' slow ono. nod IxHitrda-d over (be boi bito renter. After the hacf fir run on a.

wild pit- in the nivniiiit Trajmor matte a wondei-ful fstop and throw that retired Hornsbv. Blawlew went to the plait, five times aAd recraed be paths oa fnr taking three of the four Cardinal rum acro. Hi single in the ttiirl inning, Imwenr, was a lucky atb, for Trajnitr maile a arnKiutiofutl running pickup, but his light-ainr throw was low and Mclnnis hivtj to remoTe his foot from the bae in takinar thr. hall, a bit heinr the unanimous verdict "M'lnnis matip a douMf jrir n) hurt-seif in the fourth inninp- when fpearpd Shprde! buruinr linT with on. han-1 ana ran tr upon nipt ba Vfor- Thovrnow had time to th bas.

Tftm Shfr hx-vn nro rk ie 1 ivnr hnrUnij in rb KfTrnth nftrr KJwfr. htui fwr-Tj 1 r. tUr Mrw. at i rri Hornsby, dfnbl4f. Kott nmi-? wum eivtn art intrntio.aJ pa and then (he bic rrlrf pitchpr fanniMl Hjivf and Boll -ih the ba4f jitmtnrd.

Npenr-cr batted for Meadow ici the 1, and lined a bearrny- eii.cic to let. He in the came and on bis next a'-leinre wa5 robbed a hit. wren f)(! made Herat ulous leaning flop and throw. Itov eniied the pame wlih a lone that palled down by Mueller in -it ter. Sherdel now has won 13 tonne- and lost but Ore.

making bhn virtual I ibe nnd I best twirler in the league, according lo present fiirores. rttrtier John Cook, who made the trip with the ilratee. I -ft finiicht. for pitta-barKh, whence ire will retam to hU home Monroe, I.a. He a younc: ptcithpaw promise, but his set-vices will not required thi.s year r.ecau.e ije la.

ks acason-int. He wiil accompany h-: J'traf to Paso Ttobles neit spring. CLINCHING 1 I 2 0 kf s. 1. 1 5 4 Meusel.S..

S020 1 Perims.c. 5 0 1 30 Ruttt.1 ...5 11 0 Lamar I. 5 0 2 10 Oehrigr 1.. 1 1- 4 0 2 1 3 112 0: Keeey 1 0 1 2 0 2 4 'Welsh 1 0 0 0 325 1 Poole. 1 0 0 19 0 Koenig.s..

4 0 0 5' Hale. 3 4 0 1 0 Pennock 4 0 11 Miller 4 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 i WalberK.p. 3 0 0 0 3 'Fox 1 9 1 9 1 37 7 27 89 2 1 27 11 1 N)'tf arr.P rV Tot tiittf.i ior llctlapp let rr.t h. -'Kan for L'h'e in thirteenth. Cleveland 9i 001 000 000 3 4 tietroit 05 00 100 000 1 Krror? N'one.

Two-base hite Heilmarin, Ktchrcflt, Hamy, Te, JESunis Three-base hUi, Tavener 3. Sacrifices Wlneo, kVr. rxtobleplays J.ee to Myat': Taviencr to Rlue; Wiriffo to Bas.slcr. frfrft on baes 11, Detroit 9. Bam on Off Whitehill 4.

off Karr 5. (struck out By tVhitchlli by Karr 2. Umpires Owt-na and Pineen. Time SKt'01D GAMK. CI.ln'EL.iLM) i A.B.R.1I.

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a i stock 2 ...3 1 i 1 4 '00 1... 4 2 4 0 1 12 2 Kelly.e fox.r 4 1 1 Orerrr.l 4 1 i 0 K.B'wn.m 2 1 4 3 4 0 0 4 9 7 0 4 1 6 Harirve.e 4 1 2 i 0 Snyder. 4 0 0 Petty, p. 4 9 1 2 0 0 3 'G-oh (I 0 9 i hLoehlr, 1 0 9 ft 0 Scott.p.... ft 9 li 9 2 10 4 0 0 3 8 1 27 14 too ranch for the Pirates today SERIES TICKET SALE RULINGS KNOWN MONDAY1 i LOCOl ilUO 1 TtSlStS IS Orders Taken Until Read v.

With the publication yesterday out of Philadelphia of the facts about the world series. Treasurer Sam Dreyfuss last night announced that tomorrow morning- the Pittsburgh club will publish a list of rules governing the local sale of world series tickets. In this statement all the requirements demanded by the local club in reference to application, sale and reservation will be made clearly and unless they are followed to the letter the applicant runs the risk of losing his chance of g-etting- tickets. The club announced also that there is no use makinir application today as none will be accepted until the club has made full arrangements for the handling of the sale. The time and date for making- application wiil be made known in the proclamation to be issued by the club tomorrow.

It was announced ais-o that two new players had been added to the club roster, Kdward Hock, a shortstop from Oklahoma City in the Western and Emerson G. Weik, a third base man, from Tampa the Florida Leas-ue, ADD TWO PLAYERS. Hock, who h-d tryouts with the Reds ini and 1923 and then was sent to Oklahoma, is 3 feet 101 inches tall, weighs 165, bats left and throws right-handed. This year he batted .306, having IS doubles, 17 triples and two home runs. He was the speed merchant of the league, having 46 stolen bases.

Weik, former captain of the West Virginia University team in 1924, was once the property of the Pirates, but released tmconditionally without trial. Ho hooked up with Wilson. N. in the Virginia League and later was sent to Tampa in the Florida Leagrue, where his work so impressed the i Pirate scoufs that he was purchased for another tryout. Weik is 21 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches tall, weighs 150 pounds and bats and throws right- handed.

He had a batting average of .304 this season, getting 17 doubles and 10 triples in his string. He stole only seven bases a.U year. Hock and Weik report to the ctnh next spring, Cubs Purchase LOS ANGKLLS. P.i P'M Vicrry, pUhfr, snd Frark 'Toriy O'Donl. otKflci't'r.

iotl wit ii thn Salr Take inb and t-th fiirmTiT in the his lpacTJfs. were booEt tnr ChW'fr Cuhi. i'Ii for whilo tuc amount paid for Pierry -vrati col announced. Verona Wins Two. Vernr.a Fairies rsptnrfd a i-uble hpdr -(rrlaT by trouncing Martin Fumit tires in the i.tiaT combat, 8-0, and nosing at Trafford Citv in 1he tmal fracas, i seventh.

AAA 1 4 A A A 4 A A A A-I A wick. Ijcft ou PitCsburslu t. Louis, S. Hits Off Meadows, 5 hits and earned runs in 5 iruun.rs; 4fT Adauis, none In 1 off Shoe-liajn, hits a.d 1 earned run in 2 innings. struck otit By Sherdel.

Icr, by Mealo. 1 lll ilct); by 2 Hafev. r-ii). 1 osins pit 4 her Mestin. Titte i-t ir.tr 1 fi, inpirf.

MorJJl Jl'TllLMin i 1 i' 1 "Batted tor Kceper iu third. tBatted. for Walbcr in ninth. New York 10 0 son 0217 Philadelphia 001 010 0 0 03 Krroru Mcoscl, Pennock, Hal, Galloway. Two-base hits Oomba.

Bensrough 2, Lamar. Pa-rhal. Three-base hit Dykea. Home mna Gehrig. Ruth.

Ift on bases Philadelphia fi, New York 10. Base on balle Off Walter 1. Struck oat By Pennock S. by Walbertr 8. Umpires NaUin, Geipel ar.i Tiroe 1 SECO.NT) GAME NEW YORK.

AB.H.H P. A PHILAPEI.PHIA ARItH. P. A- Sill V. Hanaj.3...

0 0 0 0 I 3 0 11 O.Burke.2 3 9 2 Te 1 ftj Wingo.l.... 2 0 0 1 0 SeweH.s.. 2 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 Kurns.l... 2 9 1 6 01 Heilm n.r. 2 9 0 0 0 2 0 0 3 Blue.l 2 0 0 7 0 Hodsp.3..

'J 1 1 0 Tavener. s. 2 1111 1 0 0 Bajssler.c. 2 113 0 2 0 0 0 01 kroner. 2 0 16 1 1 2 5 15 6t Tors 3 3 15 4 IHvr innings; called accoun lfTland Detroit of ci.irkncs.

i 0 0 2 0 2 0 Two-ha---f hi Krro rs one Uc. I Tturns. Three-base htt. Stoner. Lft on bape.c Cleveland 4.

Ivtroit 2 Bses on bat's- Off 2, off Snoer 1 Struck otit By Speeec by Sioner empires I Dinnrtr and Owens. Time Combs. m. I '2 2 0' 4 5 1 Mcu.BffI.3,. 2 C-oohr' n.c 4 15 4 0 Ruth.

4 I Umflr.l... 4 2 3 9 'rr-hnr. ft ft 7 0: i 3 2 2 Poole. I 4 3 4 0 a Hait.3. 4 I 1 1 h.in7.c..

4 1 Millar 4 2 '1 7 12 1 1 i 0 3 0 6 ft 1 Ji.thii.on.p 0 i i French 1 fi 0 i I Oray 1 0 1 9 9 1 S3 6 10 24 Si .19 10 16 27 AND NOT EVEN ONE RUN RattM for Pit7-siuiroons in seventh, Run far Omh in settnth P-rtl for in ninth. TirooJclTTi fi ono 0 3 Xew York 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 01 I'rrors Jiaiston. Two -base bits Iind-fTm, Terry. Bfm rnns lYi4 Stocfc. ritoieo bee stouth-wortii.

end Mitchell: Frisch, Jackson and Terry, jttt on York 10; Brooklyn 8. Base oa halls Off off Petty 2. Struck out. By Petty 1: by fitwimmons 2: by 2. Hub Off FitJnimroona 7 Inninir: off Scott 1 iu 2 Innings.

txsin pitcocr f'itz-tmmon. tmntres ODay. Plirmia and Time 1 KKOS P.K.AT CI US. CINCINNATI. Sept.

Cincinnati took the la.t a me of the A'ldms will bat in place dttfi in Meadows' place. Warwica walked, hrtj came in for Thevcnow short fly. SKVICNTH INSIKG. PittlniriEli--ltarnhart flietl to Wao.ee. Bell toiled ont" Traynor.

Wrtgbt ainelert lo left. Mclnnia walkfl. Thompson batted for Ada-it. TheTenow tossed ont Thompson. One htt.

St. Louis Sheehan went to the hill for the Pirates, fcherdel filed to Barnhart. Bludes walked. Moeller singled to center. Blades stoppinr at third.

Horns doubled off the rielit field wall, scorinc Blades and putting Moeller on third. Bottomley wa.s passed. Ailing the bases. Hafey Bell also struck oat. Two hit.

i One run. IIOHTH INNING. Pittsburgh Hell mafic a trreat stop Sxtencer'? drive atid threw hint out. farcy was out Sherde! to Bottotoley. More walked.

Cuv'er sincied to center. Moor taking Sherdcl loosed out Harntlart. One htt. St. latuis Warwick lifted to Carey, Tbe-venow sincled to center.

Sherdel torcetj Thevcnow. Al.ore f't Wnjrht. filed 'e Carey. One bit. NINTH rNTG.

Pirtsburirb TrayiMr p-tpted to Beil. "Wnrht d-'oMed to left. Mclnnt t.e left. "ncht stotwc at third. de ran for Mr- foni.

Sheehan trnck out. fijyfprr i'f'ed W'leiler. httr-. BASEBALL NATIONAL LEAGUE. i I 0 Totals.

5 34 12 Totals ...3 ZT 6 9 0 Johnstown 2 Two- ftate hit. ITit key, McAvof Tb.ree-tjcwe ftl Cittetn Mrtitite Ur' mati and McAany uwl Jrttin Imrfitr1 li on balls tff ilartlti 2. etf r.flte hit Vaswey. I 1 j.t ref, THE FLAG WELL, WE CAN AFFORD IT rirTSBi An. R.

h. r. a. e. s.

i ons ab. h. h. p. a.

k. ntf a niittles, mf ....4 a 2 M4KrV, 1 a Mueller, mf ...1 1 3 cut It, it 4 I Hornsby, ab a 1 a grnhart. If 4 a Bottom ley, 1 3 iii frayttor, yi ...4 0 a a Hafey. rf 4 1 1 iVht, ss 4 a ivu. a i MrlnKis, lb 3 1 14 Warwick, .2 A iysl A Thr rrnou ss I -2 ft 7 s-mith.

c. V. a 1 1 SherdeL 4 a a 2 0 Thomiison 1 0 A yheehsn, 1 rt tejdowf, p- 4 A 1 6 A ftjtrticcr, 1 a Totals 8 21 13 1 Totals 26 4 27 14 Oj VdllK. Sft. 12.

(A. tuni of He situation in the major lea-arues at the of lodaj'v rrwal- that tho Wftshiotrtor, s.CrifIOr-v, ith I oj fairies yet lo i.Ut, ate seier, and one-half era me ahej of the pbxldir.e: Athletics in he Anirrrm licacrie chase for 1 2." honors. Itie statn of the the National frf-acroe i- almost iienfical. The- nttburrh Ctrates, with If paniess 10 play, are seten frame. had of the New nrk t.t.mts Only a in preyed en tr-d in the maU of Itawbili tail' rpsne the clw-inct'inc: bone of the ihb-tiis nl tr.r placet honors.

Here is a bird's rye itiw of Ihe haw ha 1 1 lu.rin al the termination of tlav's mntcus: AMKRICAN FIRS' INNING. Pittsburgh Carey singled to teft. "Moore fouled to Bell. Carey was allowed to go to second on Sherdol's balk- Cuyler struck out. Bamhart filed to Mueller.

No runs. St. Loois Blades doubled to rig-lit center. Mueller sacrificed and was oat, Meadows to Mclmiis. Blade scored an a wild pitch.

Traynttr made a great one-handed ao tosKed out Hornsay. Bottomley lined to Barniiart. One ran. One hit. SECOND rSNINtf.

ttsburghThevenow towed out Tray- I right singled to center. Mclnms hit a Cnhlo. Thawenuw to Hornsbv nor. into a double play, Thevenow to Horoby to One hit. st Louis Hafey doubled to left center.

Bel! walked Warwick forced "Hafey at third. Meadows to Traynor. Thcvcnow bunted and was out. Meadows to Mlnrtln, it runners Meadows knocked down herde! hot liner and tossed him ote. ctne.

hit. T4TIRB IWIfHi. Piestiu'rh mifh ro'led fo Hottoroicy. T'nevencw threw out Meadows trom aecp thct. FV-H wb'need out Carev.

st. ftwde beat on a hH Trayoer. Mleller sacclllce and was nqJ. MrAdows 1" Mcloets. Hornsb Bottomley to left, scorjt JtHdes and ppttiwc RornsbT on secod.

Hafy strnck out artd Bernsby was doubled coine to third. Smith to Traynor. Two hits, one mn. I OUR TIT I'MG-rnittbuTrli Moor fouict 10 RU The- vrrrow out Ccyter Earnhar! was our tbe Fame wsy. St.

Ivoais Bel! arn irk and was vat, Mra-iows nna5iittfl. Thfwnfwr stnRid to Hsrht, scorinc hrrde! Irred tm Mr Initio who t-ppped on firt, drtobiinj Thefcnow off first. One hit. One run. FIT TH LNIo.

Pittsburgh Traynor fouled to Warwick. "Wright flied to Hafey. BU made a sensational scoop of Mciiflis hot grounder and tosspd bira out. St. Lroats Blais itest ai! the wny to jje-eonii when Wright hea.ved low ptst Mc-Innis'3.

Mucfler saw rtftceci. Meadows to Mc-tnnis. Hornsby walked. Bottomley hu into a doub'e pU A i to onre to Mc-lr-n' cne error. SIXTH itiy fifT-itb rni' td uf --r.

''-r The. cur" H-T-- I i i Hatted for Harris in Fixib inninc New Yortr 401 0 0 1 00 0 Pilladelphi 3 0 3 1 0 0 2 10 Krrors Koenit; 2, a rti. Ijttnsf. Cochrane. Two-bas" hits Laniar, Mentwl, PafehaJ, KyKea, Rnth.

Schanff. Poole. Stolen baseCombs. Sacrihce Johnson, Hate, Cochrane. Miller.

Ift on ba.Nc New York 7, Philadelphia 12. Base on balls Off Johnson 4. off Harriss 3. Struck oot By Simwkey 1, by Johnson 2, by Harrisit 3. by G'ay 1.

Hits Off Shawker. 6 tn 1-3 innings; off Johnson. 10 in -3 mnimrs: off Harriss. 9 in inniirs; off Gray 1 in 3 rnnines. Winning pilcber Harriss.

Lsintr pitcher Shawkey. fmpirte tieisei, Kvaoe and Nallin. Time 2:10. CHISO.V 1.0SK TWO. CHICAGO, Sept.

12. After winning the first jrame. 10 to St. Jxmis made a cic-an ftep for the day hv taking-the second from Chicago, 6 to Z. The H'o-n- hn Jim Edwards hard ip ftrtt mrinc.

Jacrthcn 2-etting- two home njri.5 eff the southpaw Con- nlh who hd relieved Thurston in the firrt ramf. pt'ehed the final four irtitnr of the f-econo. Giard for the winners, tightened up in the pinches and had only two bad innmjrs. Score: iT. T.OCU.

AB.R. tLF.A. CHICAGO. AB Ii.H-P.A- i r. J.

rxec p. 2- 0t Mcsrii. 1 4 Kane. s. Z.

Hoeper. 0 fi rlatk.l 2 2' K.amrn.3 i schalk 1 rTdwa.rd.p I'Thursutn. 1 TlMV'J 77 tl it 3 Eit'M t'or rd wards in fifth ire in. 'Batted for Con nail in in nine. I.ouis it oio on 0 8 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 K-'ers Twe-ha-c ctt KKtusn.

Br-ci rsf' a.r!fi- t- l- V.ltc to Ri.Te'.: 'o t.e!; tn t-ms ,,3 v.a'is or Ed- our By I 1 1 SUftlfV1AR.ES AMERICAN LEAGUE. VKSTF.RIT! RKSl'LTS. To At Home A wj .11 1 ITiiladHphia 24 17 :5 ATIO.AIi I.KAf.r.'K on 1 't IK 1. I I Won lovi IV t. 78 ifi i Yiic l-iin for Mcluuis in ninth.

Katttvl for Adams In HUH sT. IS St. I cm is 10 rhicaito 4 St. lainis 15 New ork 7 Philadelphia 1 Philadelphia 10 New York 6 4ashineion 13 Boston 3 '4 levelantl 4 Iletroit 1 lletroit 3 Cleveland Pittsbureli 1 I York 1 Tile a yESTF.RP.tT'S BEITTS. I stt.

I 4 PittAbrtrrh 0 Brooklyn 3 New Tork 1 Philadelphia Boston incinnati 5 hicagro STANDING OF THK (HB Hon. l.ost. Tct. New York 78 Go rinrinnatt "4 Brooklyw fiS 6 .4149: t. lawiis 't-t .471 Boston t4 "7 Chicaeo 61 Philadelphia 1 .43 Thirteen inninars.

4'lite innings, darkness. STANDING OF THK Cl.I P. fi t-ie the two rs Tirtii.tllt mat-oin of a sIric cv.ro cvl rerrtsilnin: I temtest. tho Itr- firttsh firsy hi a frytl -itjc an eten hreaK, nninon wwiinj; i oi iii i ii sarnex in its nvsn park, while the Athletics play 17 their remaining t.ar)l,.s homes. In the.

Iz-asoe the Tir-ates, rrft an overwhelriiin; in the srhedale. Tbey play 12 of their 18 came at rebl tvhilet the fiiants have, finished at the Polo farrmrKls the eason. The chances" of th lead ers jn iytt, t(ljrni fr, two leajrties ure as follows: If the Athletics win all thrir remainm- 2Z whuh i-alinost ijipossohle. Wahinitnti must win 1 us zrif P.inied runs t. I.ouis i.

Tiio-Ium' hits IVunics, Hafey, floinsbv, Wiicht. IHuMo pl.i Thoicnow to Hornsby to Uottomley Sinith to fr.tr a Mclmiis tiiiit to Moorev 1 irst 1as on balls Off Meadow i lleU 2. Hornet 2): off tnis. (Warwick): of heehin, i i Mia Jf-. l.ot fomlev orT Shordcl, (Milnei-.

Mtiorf i irst h.it on error st, 1. p. iV teacJjJictaiiUi Mar- WOK. IyOst. Pet.

Washinrton "7 44 ,444 Philadelphia 73 5 St. I.ouis 7 3 6 .541 laetroil 7 1 Chieaco 7" ,115 letcland 4 71 .444 Nw 1 ors 77 Oil Boston tf. IOD41. 1 "ri GAMFS TOO A Prtihn-rh at t. I.oois (21.

Philadelphia at BeooWlvn. im'tntlati al he-ajo Green Cab Forfeits. rapture the s.srn rionops inn If he (iianl win all their mn-t win It of thetr I. -arrte to -iT fr Cera "I at a 1 cu Luit at ta n. tie re: c'si; icla ter i.