Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 90, Hammond, Lake County, 2 October 1909 — Page 3

Saturday, Oct. 2. 1909.

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AROUND CHIEF BENDER

Clinch Final Game With the

Jilted Mackmen in NinthInning Rally, 4 to 3.

ZEP05 EXHIBIT PUCES

Cub Recruits, Desirous of Real Jobs, Blank Anson's Colts, 9 to 0.

Philadelphia. Oct. 2. The white ox

closed their eastern season with a 4 to

3 victory over the Athletics yesterday, and last night started for Detroit to

meet the 1909 champs tomorrow. The

winning run was scored In the ninth. Olmstead and Bender were the pitchers and the Indian had much the better of

twelve hits to their credit etaointa

the youngster, for the Athletics had

twelve hits off Olmstead while only

eight were charged up to the chief.

Mack's elephants have ceased to be

an attraction in their home city for the fans deserted them yesterday. Less than 600 people were on hand to wit

ness the last game with a vestern team. The senators will be here today for a double-header, which will wind up the season instead of extending the season over until next Monday. The home team made a strong bid for the game in the ninth after the sox had pushed the winning run over the plate and two doubles were made In that final rally. Bender made the first

long hit, but he tried to stretch his

drive into a three-bagger and was nailed at third. Rath followed him with

another two-bagger, which would have scored him If he had been content to

take only two bases.

STANDING OF CLUBS

National I.eaanie. W. I Pittsburg 107 40 Chlracc fl 47 New York . 89 67 Cincinnati 78 72 Philadelphia 70 76 St. - Louis 51 94 Brooklyn 51 94 Boston 41 104 American League. Detroit 97 54 Philadelphia 93 85 Boston 87 62 Chicago 7S 73 New York 73 76 Cleveland 70 81 St. Louis 60 88 Washington 42 108

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With one eye on their positions and the other glued on Manager Chance, the cub zepos did their prettiest yesterday at the west side park and blanked Anson's Colts, 9 to 0. The recruits were desirous of nailing down a soft berth with the ex-champs next season, and regretted that "Husk," the boss, was so far distant that they

couldn't see how he liked their work.

In many respects they made a neat impression, especially so in the cases of Cole, Hart and Davidson. All that has been said about Davidson's speed still holds good. He stole three bases

and made as many runs.

SATURDAY FOOTBALL GAMES-

JEFF HEADING

TOWARD HOME

Sam Berger Receives Cable From Big Bruiser.

San Francisco, Oct. 2. Sam Berger, who has been looking after the Interests of James J. Jeffries In the negotiations with Jack Johnson for a battle in this country, received today the following cablegram from effries, dated Paris: "Will leave for America Oct. 16. Meet me in New York." Berger will leave for New York within a week. Berger said Jeffries is anxious to meet Johnson and his manager at New York to make arrangements at once to sign articles. He wants a fight as soon as it can be arranged, and as to the place, he prefers Galveston, Texas.

Results Yesterday. National Ieasrue. Cincinnati. 6; St. Louis, 5. American Lengme. Philadelphia, 3: Chicago, Boston", 9; Detroit, 6. New York, 6 11; St. Louis. 0 4. Washington, 4; Cleveland, 2.

CHICAGO ROVERS IN HARD GAME The second round in the championship series of the Saturday Soccer league Is scheduled for this afternoon, the champion Cliftonvilles meeting the Campbell Rovers at Peel park, and the Hibernians opposing the Uniteds at California avenue and Fllmore street. Both games will besrin at 3 o'clock.

MICHIGAN SQUAD QUITS THE LAKE

Yost Unexpectedly Returns

to Ann Arbor. Ann .Arbor. Mich.. Oct. 2. Yost un

expectedly brought his squad into Ann Arbor last night, cutting preliminary training at Whitmore Lake short by a day. The Michigan coach was forced to come by the fact that half of his men are required to atterwl to campus duties in the morning. By remaining at the lake they would have had no practice, but the team will be worked on Ferry field for the first time this afternoon. Clark, last year's Bcrub full back, arrived in Ann Arbor today. Scrimmaging will begin Tuesday. TIGERS AND YANKS IN BENEFIT GAME New York. Oct. 2. An exhibition game has been arranged between the

Detroits and New York Americans for this city next Wednesday for the benefit of Sam Crane, the veteran baseball writer, who formerly played with the Detroit, and New York teams. Joe McGlnnity will pitch and Hughey Jennings will play shortstop for the Tigers.

WEST. Chicago .and Purdue at Marshall field Northwestern and Illinois Wesleyan at Evanston. Minnesota and Iowa at Minneapolis. Illinois and James MUllkln at Ur- ' bana. Indiana and Depauw at Bloomtnglege at Lake Forest. Lake Forest and Northwestern Colton, Ind. Knox College and Moline II. S. at Moline. Albion and Kalamazoo at Albion. Crane Manual and Sulver at Culver. Nebraska and South Dakota at Lincoln. Rose and Eastern Illinois at Terre Haute. Oberlin and Heidelberg at Oberlin. Kansas and St. Mary's at Lawrence. Ohio State and Wittenberg at Columbus. ... Coe and Iowa State at Ames. Case and Denison at Cleveland. St. Louis University and Rolla at St. Louis. Drake and Des Moines at Des Moines Michigan A. C. and Flint at Lansing. EAST. Yale and Syracuse at New Haven. Pennsylvania and Dickinson at Philadelphia. Princeton and Stevens at Princeton. Harvard and Bowdoin at Cambridge. over. Dartmouth and Vermont at HanWilliams and Bates at Williamstown. Carlisle and Bucknell at Carlisle. Amherst and Springfield T. S. at Amherst. Cornell and Renssajaer Institute at Ithaca. West Point and Tufts at West Point. Lafayette and Wyoming at Easton. Brown and Colgate at Providence. Hamilton and Hobart at Clinton. Holy Cross and New Hampshire at Worcester.

GAELIC TEAM TO PLAY Chicago Gaelic fans will have a chance to see the "All Star" Chicago team, selected to play New York on Oct. 10. in action at Gaelic park tomorrow afternoon. The scheduled games tomorrow are between the O'Connells and Columbias and the Shamrocks and Sarsflelds.

WILLER WOULD BE 'THREEJ' LEADER Bloomington, HI.. Ind., Oct. 2. Charles Miller, formerly president of the Bloomington association, announced

today that he would become & candidate for the "Three I" presidency It the hope of reconciling soma of th factions now at war. The jsnnual meeting Is to be held in Chicago Oct. 12.

Pittsburg. Pa., Oct. 2. A special train of Pittsburg rooters left Pittsburg at 7 o'clock last night to root for the Pirates In the games with Chicago Saturday and Sunday. The Wabash railroad announced that 5(10 rooters had gone out on a special train. Manager Clarke and nineteen men left over another road 'ate laai-night. Camnitz, who is still In bad condition from the quinsy, is among those left behind.

MROSEK BOWLS 300; TIES RECORD OF 3 CHICAGOANS

The perfect bowling score of 300 was negotiated last night by "BUI" Mrosek of the Melrose team In the Glenwood league, the total being the fourth ever rolled in Chicago in league competition. Mrosek's big total came in the last game after he had rolled 191 and 187 and all four local records went by the board as a result. The Melrose team reached 1,072 in the game, with 300., burled in it, and averaged the first four-figure total of the season's records for individual and team with 1,005 for the three games. The individual marks are the 303 and an average of 226. Mrosek's performance is the fourth made in Chicago, the other 300 marks having been made by Ben Stell. Louis Semoneg and Val Sens;. Mrosek's work, however, surpasses the total of the other three, as It was made with new pins on the opening night of a league, when all condition militate dagainst good scoring. , The game will land trie American Bowling Congress medal for high game in the country for the year, as the Glenwood league had complied with the A. B. C. requirements in securing a sanction last night.

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