Paul To Go To Finals
CHICAGO, Oct. 6.—Kansas City
and St. Paul go into the final games
of the American association season
tomorrow with the former having all
the odds in its favor to win the pen
nant. It now lias a one-game lead.
Both teams won today, Kansas City
defeating Toledo, 6 to 2, and St. Paul
trimming Louisville, 7 to 6.
Double-headers are scheduled for
Sunday in Toledo and Louisville.
Should Kansas City win one of its
games or St. Paul lose one game, the
Blues would win the pennant.
To Try To Sign Young
Stribling And Georges
COLUMBUS, Ga„ Octt. 9.—Efforts
to sign Georges Carpentler, French
light heavyweight, to meet Young
Stribling, Georgia school boy fighter,
In ColumbiiH next spring will be
made Immediately, Major John Paul
Jones, of the local American Legion
post, who promoted the Stribllng
McTlgue bout here yesterday, an
nounced tonight. An offer from the
legion post will be cabled the French
man, the promoter said.
2 innlgs. Losing pitcher. Aldridge. Umpires,
Qulgloy and O'Day. Time, 1:35.
Pirates Beat Reds
CINCINNATI, Oct. C—Pittsburg easily
defeated the Reds in the first game of
their final series today, 7 to 1. Score:
Pittsbui g
Maranville, as.
Tray nor. 3 b.
Barnhart, rf. ..
Cuvier. If.
Rawlings. 2b.
Grimm, lb. ...
Gooch, c.
Meadows, p. ..
AB. R.
1
34
4
0
Totals .37
11 27 38
Clncinnatl
Burns, rf.
Daubert, 3b.
BresHler. 3 b.
Kimmick, 2b.
Roush, cf. ..
Harper, cf. ..
Duncan. If. ..
Pick, if.
Sandberg, c..
Pinelli, 3b. ..
Fowler, as.
Fowler, aa. . •
McQuaid, p..
A B. R. H.
0
0
27 18
Totals .11 1
Score by innings:
Pittsburg . 220 200 100—7
Cincinnati . 000 000 001—1
Summary: Two-baa® hits. Burns. Tray
nor, Rawlings. Stolen bases. Maranville.
