(Continued from Pace One)
two hits and no errors. One left
on base.
Fifth Inning
PHILADELPHIA — Cochrane up.
Singles to right center. Simmons
yp Ball 11 lowi strike 1, foul, strike
2, foul; foul to right; foul to left;
ball 2, high and inside; strike 3,
out,called. Foxx up. Strike 1,called;,
ball 1, low and inside; ball 2, high
and wide; grounds to short, forc
ing Cochrane to second, short to
second; Foxx on first. Miller up.
Strike 1, foul; ball 1, low; grounds
to short, forcing Foxx, short to
second. No runs, one hit, no errors
and one left on base.
ST. LOUIS—High up. Strike 1,
called; fly to left, out. Roettger
up. Strike 1, foul, strike 2; ball 1,
low and wide; strike 2, out. Frisch
up. Strike 1. called; second to first,
out. No runs, no hits, and no er
rors. None left on bases.
Sixth Inning
PHILADELPHIA — Dykes up.
Strike 1. foul; ball 1. high; ball 2,
high and inside; ball 3, high and
wide; ball 4, low and inside; Dykes
walks. Williams up. Bunts to pitch
er. It is a slow roller and Williams
beats it out for a hit; Dykes on
I second. Grove up. Strike 1; ball 1,
high and wide; strike 2, foul; strike
3, out. Bishop up. Ball 1, low; fly
to first who stepped on first doub
ing .Williams. No runs, one hit. no
errors and one left on base.
ST. LOUIS—Bottomley up. Ball
1. low; strike 1, foul; strike 2; short
to first, out. Hafey up. Strike 1,
foul tip; singles to center. Martin
up. Strike 1, foul; ball 1, low and
inside; singles to short; Hafey on
Second. Wilson up. Ball 1, low;
ball 2, low; fly to left, out, Gel
bert up. Ball 1, low and inside; ball
2. high; Hafey steals third, and
while Dykes held the ball and ar
gued with McGowan, Martin stole
second; short to first, out. No runs,
two hits, no errors and two left on
bases.
Seventh Inning
PHILADELPHIA—Haas up. Strike
1, called; short to first, out. Coch
rane up. Singles to right. Sim
mons up. Strike 1, foul; home run
hit into left bleachers, scoring
Cochrane ahead of him. Foxx up.
Ball 1, high and wide; ball 2, high;
singles to center. Miller up. Ball
1, low and wide; strike 1, fanned;
striked, called; grounds to short,
forcing Foxx to second. Miller on
first. Dykes up.. Strike 1, c lied;
fly to center, out. Two runs, three
hits, no errors and one left on base.
ST. LOUIS — Flowers batting for
Derringer, batting right-handed.
Strike 1, foul; third to first, out.
High up. Strike 1, fanned; ball 1,
high and wide; foul fly to third,
out, Hoettger up. Strike 1, foul;
singles to center. Frisch up. Sin
gles to short; Roettger on third.
Bottomley up. Strike 1 foul; strike
2, foul; foul; ball 1, lugh and in
side: foul; second to first, out. No
runs, two hits, no errors and two
left on bases.
Eighth Inning
PHILADELPHIA—Johnson, right
handed, now pitching for St. Louis.
Williams up. Strike 1, called; strike
2, fanned; ball 1, low and wide;
strike 3, out, fanned. Grove up.
Strike 1, foul; strike 2, fanned; fly
to right, out. Bishop up. Strike 1,
fanned; ball 1, low and wide; ball
2, low and wide; pop fly to second,
out. No runs, no hits, no errors and
none left on bases.
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ST. LOUIS—Hafey up. Strike 1,
foul; pop fly to short, out. Martin
up. Strike 1, fanned; strike 2,
fanned, strike 3, out, called. Wilson
up. Strike 1, foul; out on high fly
and a great one-handed catch
against the left field bleacher fence
by Simmons. No runs, no hits, no
errors and none left on bases.
Ninth Inning
PHILADELPHIA—Haas up. Ball
1, low and wide; strike 1, called;
strike 2, fanned, fly to center, out.
Cochrane up. Ball 1, low and wide;
strike 1, called, strike 2, fanned;
foul; ball 2, low and wide; fly to
short who made a great running
catch just inside the left field line,
out. Simmons up. Strike 1, called;
strike 2. called; strike 3, out,
fanned. No runs, no hits, no errors
! and none left on base.
ST. LOUIS—Gelbert up. Strike
1, foul; strike 2, foul; bounded to
center. Blades, right-handed, bats
for Johnson. Strike 1, fanned;
ball 1, low; strike 2, fanned; strike
3, out, fanned. Mancusko, right
handed, bats for High. Ball 1, low
|and wide; ball 2, low; strike 1,
I called; foul fly to first, out. Roett
| ger up. Ball 1, low and wide; fly
i to center, out. No runs, one hit,
' no errors and one left on base.
The finals for the game were
Philadelphia 6 runs, 11 hits and no
I errors. St. Louis, 2 runs, 12 hits,
1 and no errors.
The US LHS Cedar, Captain C.
W. Leadbetter, is loading eight car
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! to lighthouses. The Cedar is sched
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Yesterday was the last day for
the hunting of ducks and today
Seward duck hunters are wrapping
their trusty duck musket in moth
balls until next season. However,
they are still holding out their
grouse and ptarmigan firearms and
propose to make up for their loss
of ducks by getting their share of
these latter birds. Moose hunters
are also sallying forth to get their
winter’s supply of meat.
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The SS Yukon left Cordova at 6
o’clock this morning and will make
' a stop at Sawmill Bay. The vessel
is expected to arrive in Seward
sometime between midnight and 6
o’clock in the morning.
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According to word received in
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Boats in port today were the
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Flattery, Bavaria, T-3048 and the
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