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Kelly's Homer With Giant on Base Wins for New York in 18th Inning
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THE OMAHA BEE: SATURDAY, JULY 8. IMS.
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Pirates Score
One' in Final
Frame, but Iose
Pittsburgh Pound Five
. Giants for 22 Hits in 18
Inning - Final
Score, 9 to 8.
Forbr Field. Pittsburgh. July 7.
Vew York defeated Pittsburgh to
day. 9 to 8, in 18 inning. Each side
was Builty of numerous nmplaya in
the field, moit of which r-ultl in
r'tin. Kelly, (iooch and Carry fea
tured at the feat. Carey stole home
in the third nning and reached nrt
h.ise nine limes. Krllv hit a home
rim over the left field wall in the
n'nth inning, and his second home
run came in the lflth. with a man on
hue. which won the -game.
Scorer
NKW TOHK I
Sioux City Bunches Hits in Ninth Inning and Trims Buffaloes 6 to 5
PITTSIIl'ROH.
aii II O A A II H O A
u.. , I 1 Si Harran.. u S t S S
I j ti rarey- cr n
t S II lllghre. If 7
1 a II riarnh , lb I
J S J r.n: lb
1 1T 41 Ftnhwer, rf S
1 3 "I Orlmm, lb S
ai cloorh. e
iii. :i
Knack, lb S
M'USel, If I
Ynung, rf S
Kelly, lb S
Hieng'l, ef
Smith, e 4
tHhlnnrre S
1 1 mini). a I
j.hii'h, p i
iSnrdrr 1
x Roberts.
causey, a S
louglaa, p I
fAnnard, P
(lrnh t
xDelan
Ryan, f 1
Y'llnwh., p I
sMattnx 1
Morris., p 4
t IS
S IS
Totala T !! 14 IT
Tnlala 74 IS S4 SSI
New York ....! Oil 611 OAS SOS 01)1 t
Pittsburgh ....Ml SIS 111 00 000 SSI I
Kn for Smith In eighth.
xnatted for J. Barnes In eighth.
xRan for Snyder In eighth.
xnatted for Jonnard In 14th.
Ran for Qroh In 14th.
Batted for Tellowhorae In eighth.
Summary Rum y Bancfrnt (1), Prlach,
Young. Kelly 2), Stengel, Shlnnera, J. Bar
nes. Maranvllla. Caray (1). Blgbee. 1.
rtirnhart, Onoch. Krrora: Mauaal, Kally.
Smith. Maranvllle. Una. Robwer (J). Goncb.
CI. Morrlaon. Tw-baaa hlta: Snyder,
Ooorh, Carry. Thr-baae hlta: Raw
llnga. Home runa: Kally. S. Stolen baaes:
I'nrey. 1; Meusel. Sacrifice: Meusel, Yel
low horse, Barnhart. Rohwar. Double playa:
rrlarh-Bawllnga, to Kelly; Bancroft-Raw-linga
to Kelly. Left on baae: New York.
M; Pittsburgh, 17. Baaaa on balla: Off
.1. Barnea, 4: off Yellowhorse, J: off
c.iuscy. t: off Douglas. : off Jonnard,
! off Ryan. 1; off Morrison. 1. Struck
nut: By J. Barnea, 7: by Tellowhorae. 3;
l.y Pnuflaa. 1; by Ryan, 3; by Morrlaon.
Hlta: Off J. Barnea. S In 7 Innings;
off Caueey. 1 In I; none out In ninth: ofr
linuglas. 4 In 4: off Jonnard, 0 In 1; off
Ityan, S In S; off Yellowhorse. 10 In 8
..ff Morrlaon, S In 10. Hit by pitched ball: By
Vcllowhorae. S (Rawllnga, 8tengel). Wild
i Itches: Morrlaon. 2. Balk: Tellowhorae.
winning pitcher: Ryan. Loelng Vtrhtr,
Morrlaon. Umplrea: Moran- and Qulgley.
T.me: 4:1S. "
farda Defeat Dodieee.
St Loulsi July 7. Rogera Hornsby'e
home run. hla Slat of the season with
Smith on flrat In the ninth I""!".
,h. r.niin.la their aecond straight vic
tory over Brooklyn nere lonay, o i
Hornsby now leada all the horn .run hlt-
tera in the major leagues, aa William".
the American league leader ha. - re
, BROOKLYN. ST. WUIS
' m u n 1 I t AB.H.O.A.
c l ' A SI Flack, rf . 4 0 S
a I 7 smnn, rr o
1 3 O Horn'y, Jb S
13 0 schuitx, it
Sill Four'er. lb 4
2 7 1 Stock. 3b 4
1 J 2 Alna'th. a
1 1 i Lavan, ai 4
S I 31 North, p 0
I Halnfa. D 0
Total! 33 325 111 Pertlca, p t
UMueller 1 0 0 o
tzMann 0 OOS
Totala 37 14 27 14
xOne out when wlnnlnf run ecored.
iBatted for Ralnea In ltn.
caRan for Lavan In eighth. .
T,r8..k?ynb)r '""'"V. 022 -
St LoulJ 000 003 012 S
Summ.rV-Run.: High. Griffith Wheat.
Srhmandt. Olao, Smith, Hornaby, Schultj,
Pourrler. Alnamlth (2). Krrora: T Grif
fith. Olaon. Hornaby. Two-baje hits. De
Berry, Hornsby. Fournler. Home runs
Wheat. Alnamlth. Hornaby. Stolen
Alnamlth. Sacrifice: Schmandt. Pouole
Play: North to Hornaby. Left on baaea.
Brooklyn. S: St Louis. S. Baaes on balla.
Off Vance. 3: off Pertlca. 3: off North. 1.
Struck out: By Haines, 1: by Pertlca, 1.
Hits: Off Pertlca. 4 In i lnnln.S: 5f:
North. 0 tn 1 Inning. Passed ban. De
Berry. Winning pitcher: North. Umpires.
Klem and Pelman. Time: 1:45.
BafeBallResialts
W KnTKR I KAOt K.
W. U I I W t. Pel.
Joa h 4 Kl OBikl 43 34 444
TuUa tt 11 ,ail M. t'lly It St
Mnvuln 4i 17 .StS Denver 37 4 ,131
Soa I'lty 41 34 . Iea Mo'a if IS 3:1
Veaer1ai'a KeMtlla.
Mmui f'll, S Omaha, S.
kLhiu illy. L, Wxhita I
Tulaa. I, Si. Joa7ih, I.
Irs Molnra, 1. Iirnver, S.
Today's (me.
Omaha al Mnaa I'll).
wiihlia at iklahma rny.
Imvr al lira Mulnes.
Tulk4 at Hi, Jueeph.
.r.iiH KA Ttatb l.r tl.l K.
W t. Trt ' W 1. Pel.
Kslrhury 31 II . Ni.rfnlk 24 it III
l.lncnln II 31 ,t3 Heatrlre 22 10 .413
llaxtlnis 21 li .447, lir dlaland IS 21 .401
Vralrnlay'a Heeulte.
Nnrfulk, S; tlrnnd Uland, 4.
Hastings, 7-7: Lincoln, i t.
Uratrne, 7; KalrUury. S.
Today's liaanea.
Norfolk at tlraml Island.
Hastings at l.lncnln.
Fairbury at llratrli.
.4t:n.u. i.Kifit k.
NewY'k 24 .aillt'lnrinn'tl II IS .4S0
Hi. Irfiula 44 33 ,I7I I'ltlali'gh 34 40 .413
m aiyn io is .nil rhlla 27 40 ,i1
Chicago 37 31 ,S0T Boston 24 44 .171
Yesterday 'a Results.
New York, I; I'lttaburgh, S (IS In
nings.) St. l.oule, I, Brooklyn, I.
Chicago, 7; Boston, 3.
Philadelphia. 3; Cincinnati, 1.
Today' Cames.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Boaton at Chicago.
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
New York at Pittsburgh.
AMERICAN LEAfiVE.
W. L. Pet I W. L. Pet
St. Louis 4 31 .617 W'ash't'R 31 31 .473
N'w York 47 3.1 . SSI Cleveland 34 44 .438
Chicago 40 34 .126 Boaton S3 43 .440
Detroit 40 37 .tlSPhil 2S 42 .403
Yeaterday'a Heeulte.
rnliadelphla, S: Chicago, 3.
Detroit, 7-11; Washington, S-S.
St. Louis, 1-4; Boston. 0-5.
New York, 1; Cleveland, 0.
Today'a Games.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Boston.
Cleveland at New York.
Detroit at Washington.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
W.L.Pct.l W.L.Pot
tnd'npnlls 4S 30 .0161 Loulsvlll 38 43 .469
St. Paul 45 31 .692 Columbus 35 4S .432
Mllw'kee 46 .13 .MS'Knn. City 37 47 .140
Sllnn p lis 42 35 .545ToledO 28 49 .364
Yeaterday'a Reaulta.
Louisville, 4; Columbus, 2.
Kansaa City, S: Minneapolis, 4.
St. Paul, 7; Milwaukee. 4.
Toledo-Indlanapolls, rain.
Today's (iames.
Toledo at Indianapolis.
Columbus at ioulsvllle.
Minneapolis at Kansas City.
St. Paul at ' Milwaukee.
I Csl
Coast league.
Vernon, 16: Sacramento. 6.
San Francisco. 7; Portland, 1.
Oakland. 6: Salt Lake, .1.
Seattle, 6; Loa Angeles, 6.
Htah. 3b
Jnhn'n.'Sb . I
T. Grif, rf
Wheat, If 4
Myers, ef 3
Sehm't. lb 3
Clsnn, aa 4
PeBarry, e 3
Vance, p 3
1 4
3 3
2 1
1 11
1 0
2 3
4 2
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
FhllUea DefeaS Beds.
Cincinnati, O.. July 7. Meadows pitched
.u mnA Phlladelohla eaaily d-
feated the Reds .in the first game of the
sertea, S to I. Luquo waa nil ircci,.
S PHILADELPHIA. I .CINCINNATI
AB.H.O.A AB.H.O.A.
R.nn. Ih 4 2 6 21 Burns, cf 4
' ' . m . E r. ..... IK
i I'suun i, w
01 Duncan, If
0 Harper, rf
SI Wlngo, c
Southern Association.
Nashville, 6; Atlanta, 4.
Chattanooga, 4; Birmingham.
New Orleans. 1; Little Rock,
Mobile-Memphis; rain.
Western
Witches Loae Another.
Oklahoma City, Ok!., Julv 7. Joe Ber
ger set Gregory back at Oklahoma City
again today and again the Indians won,
this time. 5 to 3. Score:
WICHITA. OKL. CITY.
AB.H.O.A!
Smith, cf 4, 2 1 01 Pitt, rf
Waah'r. 2b 5 0 4 SIGIng'dl, If
Berger, sa 4 1 2 3 Tate, 3b
East, rf 4 1 2 01 Felher. 2b
Blksley, If 4 1 3 0 M'Pan'L lb
M'D'wl, lb 4 0 10 01 Long, c
Butler, 3b 3 1 0 Oiwindle, as
Haley, c 4 11 llMoore, cf
Gregory, p 3 3 1 6 Payne, p
AB.H.O.A.
3 3 3 0
2 2 0
0 0 2
10 4
1 10 1
1 5 1
0 4 2
3 3 0
0 0 4
P'klns"n,2b 4
Wlll'ml.cf 3
Walker. rf
I.ee, if 3
Fj'tcher. sa 4
Leslie, lb 4
Hellne. c 4
M'dows, p 4
t 1
S 6
1 0
1 5
I 1
1 13
3
I 0
Bohne, 2b
Pine 111. 3b
Kim'ck. ss
Luuue, S
Totals 31 S27 14
Totals 32 11 27 14
Score by Innings: . ,
Philadelphia J "?
Cincinnati 001 000 00 1
Summary Runs: Parkinson. Fletcher,
Meadows, Kimmick. Error: Pinelll. Two
base hits: Fletcher. Duncan. Three-base
hits: Rapp, Parkinson. Double playa.
Klmmlch to Bohne to Daubcrt (2). JVingo
to Bohne. Left on bases: Philadelphia. 6;
Cincinnati. 5. Base on balls: Off Mea
dows. 3; off Luque. 4. Struck out: By
Meadows. 2; by Luque. 2. Umpires: O Day
and Hart. Time: 1:34.
Chr'sby-.:
XI ion. If
cruise, rf
Ho'ke.lb
Fnrd.es
Kopf.lb
Oowdy.c
P. Mlller.p
M qard.p
3 3
S 9
1 10
S S '
S 1
1 I
s s
6 1
Totala 35 10 24 14 Totals 30 1127 14
Score by inninsra:
Wichita "on ion oooi
Oklahoma City 201 000 llx 5
Summary Runs: Washburn, Berger,
Gregory, Pitt (2), Glnglardi, McDaniel.
iong. Errors: Butler, Moore. Two-base
hit: McDaniel. Three-base hits: Smith,
Berger. Pitt. Felher Aarlffa- ntnffia.ji
Tate, Wlndle. Stolen bases: Butler, Greg
ory. Bases on balls: Off Payne, 1; off
Gregory, 2. Hit by pitched ball: McDaniel
by Gregory; Butler by Payne. Struck oul:
By Payne, 4; by Gregory, 1. Earned runs:
Wichita. 3: Oklahoma rtlv K rw,..KiA
plays: Berger to Washburn to McDowell;
il.i Z.L airuuwni. i.eic on bases:
Wichita, 7; Oklahoma, 7. Umpires: Holmes
and Ormsby. Time: 1:25.
SJntTnke Another Drop.
St. Joseph Mo., July 7. Tulea reduced
St. Joseph s lead by eight points by win
ning today'a game, 3 to 2. Inability to hit
in- the pinches was again responsible for
the local a defeat. Thirteen Saints were
left stranded on the bags. Score-
AB.H.O.A.
I ST. JOSEPH.
0!' AB.H.O.A.
31 Olson, lb S 1 12
U v, r den.lf 4 11
oi r isner.rf
Chicago Cubs
Sign Infielder
Earl Adams
Omaha He Oaasal Ware.
Chicago, July 7. Always looking
to build up his team, Manager Hill
Killefcr of the
Cubs today . an
nounced that he
has secured the
services of Karl
A da m l, infielder,
of the Wichita
Falls club of the
Texas league
Adams is the lead
ing infielder of the
league and per
forms at either
eeond or third
base or shortstop
The Bean have
recalled Pitcher
Keene from the
Toronto club of
the International
league and Outfielder Arthur Weis
from St. Paul, and sent them to
Wichita Falls subject to recal. These
payers and a bundle of coin, go to
make up the influence which brings
Adams to Chicago. Adams will re
port at the end of the Texas league
season.
The Cubs management also an
nounced the outright release of Alex
Freeman, pitcher.
Pitcher Eubanks, who was discov
ered in Dallas, Tex., by Scout Jack
Doyle, is expected to report to the
Cubs today. Doyle claims that Eu
banks is a youngster of promise.
McKechnie Honored.
Pittsburgh, July 7. Bill Mc
Kechnie, new manager of the Pitts
burgh Nationals, wilt be honored at
Forbes Field here on July 12, when
Pirate followers will observe "Mc
Kechnie Day." The celebration will
be lead by fans of Wilkinsburg, in
the suburb where McKechnie main
tains his home.
Sioux City Packers Sell Elsh to
Pittsburgh Pirates for $16,000
Retord-Brf akiog W e t e r u
League Price Paid for
Outfielder. 'ifo
Sioux City. la., July 7. Sale of
Roy Elah, 24-year-old Sioux City
Western league outfielder, to the
Pittsburgh Pirates for a record
breaking Western league price was
announced here late today hy
"Chick" Mattick, manager of t lie
Packers.
The Sioux City club will receive
Outfielder John Mckan - and .two
other Pittsburgh players and a cash
consideration for Elsh, making the
total amount of money involved ap
proximately $16,0M).
Sale of I far per by Oklahoma City
to the Cincinnati Kcds for $15,000
last year has been the record price
for a ball player purchased out ol
the Western league.
Elsh, who is playing his first year
of professional baseball, will report to
the Pirates after the Saturday gain:
here. Mckan will play in the first
game of the double-header with
Omaha here Sunday.
Elsh was with Denver in the Mid
west league last season. Despite his
youth and inexperience in profes
sional baseball, he has been close to
the top in league batting all season,
having a standing of .362 in this
week's averages. Earlier in the sea
son he was above the .400 mark for
several weeks. He is second in the
league in stolen bases and is gener
ally considered the best outfielder in
the circuit.
While the Packers were in the
southern end of the circuit major
league scouts flocked southward to
see the Packer outfielder in action.
Bill Hinchman, scout for the -Pitts
burgh club, watched Elsh play in
Oklahoma. City and obtained an op
tion, which expired today. The White
Now a Pirate
.t i i
I W ... ' 11 f ,-faD' I
ill
1
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The Great Rose
Wins Big Race
in Grand Circuit
N'orih Randall, Cleveland, O., July
7 Lon McDonald, the Indianapolis
rriiiotnan, drove his second stake
winner in as many days when The
Cire.it Rose, owned by T. D. Tag
gart, jr., of French I.ick. Ind., an
nexed The Tavern stake purse of
$5,000, the feature event of today's
Grand Circuit race program. In ne
gotiating the first mile in 2:05 3-4.
the Peter The Great trotter clipped
one-half second from the track rec
ord for the Tavern, which was held
jointly by Jeanette Rankin and
Grand Chimes. McDonald was be
hind Jeanette Rankin when she
equalled the record and won the
event last year.
Frederick K.. driven and trained
I bv B. G. Perry, Oskaloosa, Ia made
' bis debut in a race an auspicious one
by winning the 2:21 trot.
Jack drattan. driven iy waiter
Cox, won the 2:06 class pace. He
was the third favorite of the day to
win.
The summaries:
!:51 claaa. trotting, puraa $1,200 (first
division):
Roy Elsh.
Sox sent Johnny Evers to Tulsa,
while the Washington club sent Joe
Engle from Chicago to Tulsa after
club officials had been notified that
the Pittsburgh club had been given
an option on his services.
i.-r..i.ri,.L! v h m . bv Iowa Todd
IB. . Perry) -J,-.--'1
Toliia Hoy. b. by Bonnie Tolua
(Hrrltonfrld)
Stary Kenna. b. m.. by San Fran
cisco (H. Fleming!
Bemore, b. g., by Dromore Flrat
(McDonald) :'""'.';;'!
Noble Argot, blk. li.. by The Abbe
(H. Perry) v:.""4
Blnollte, Victor Man and Minora
started.
Time: t:0SS4, S:10V4, 2:10.
The Tavern "Steak," 2:14 class, trotting,
purse 15.000: :
Tn riran, none. h. m.. by Peter
The Great (McDonald) 1
Princess Ktawah, b. in , by Ktawilh
(Murphy)
Peter Elation, ch. g., by Aladon
(Loomis)
David Axworthy, ch. h., by Ax
worthy (McMahon)
Lorena Watts, h. m., by General
Watts (Kilman) 4
Pelhnm Kxplres, Teddy Kay and
Mnry also started.
Time: 2:06 3-5, 2:08U, 2:11'..
7 1
1 7
1 1
I 4
4 3
also
1 ro
4 1
3 S
2 4
5 t
Our
American
Tanks Blank Indiana,
New York, July 7. New York mads It
three straight from Cleveland today, Hoyt
winning a tight pitcher's battle from
Morton, 1 to 0.
. Score:
CLEVELAND.
AB.H.PO.A.
.Tamles., If 3
Wa'by, 2b 3
Speak., rf 4
Wood, rf 3
Sewell, ss 4
Uardn., .lb 3
M'ln'ls. lb 3
O'Neill, o 3
Morton, p 3
NEW YORK.
AB.H.PO.A.
Witt, cf 3 10 0
M'Nally, 3b 3
Ruth, If 3
Meusel, df 3
Pipp, lb 3
Ward, 2b 3
Scott, ss 3
Hoffman, c3
Hoyt, p 3
0 2
2 4
0 0
0 16
0 2
1 1
0 2
1 0
Totala 29 5 24 121 Totals 27 5 27 15
Cleveland 000 000 000 0
New York 100 000 OOx 1
Summary Runs: Witt, Errors: Wamby.
Two-base hits: Wambsganss. Three-base
hits: Scott. Sacrifices: Wamby, McNally.
Double plays: Pipp (unassisted). Left on
bases: New York. 4; Cleveland, 6; Bases
on balls: Off Hoyt, 2; of Morton, 1. Struck
out: By Hoyt, 1; by Morton. 6. Umpire:
Connolly and Chill. Time: 1:35.
TULSA,
Ben'e.lf 4 1
Th ps n.3b
Davis. rf
Stuart, ss
Lamb.cf
Ba'm'n,2b
Leli'Mb
Cr'sby.c
Sh'man.p.p
Blark.p
2
0 2
2 2
2 1
1 2
1 4
0 11
0 3
2 0
0 0
Totals 34 S 27
0 B'n'wltz.cf
1 Defate.ss
0 McD'n'd,3b
1 Smlth.2b
4 K'dler.c
0 Blrd.p
L'db'g.p
13J zG'b'wskl
35 1" 27 13
Ttarers Con Double-Hesuler.
Washington. July 7. Detroit took both
games of a double-header from Washing
ton today, 7 to 6 and 11 to S, the visitors
getting their winning margin in' the ninth
inning of each game. Cobb got a total of
aeven hlta, flyo of them in the second
game.
Score first game:
DETROIT. I WASHINGTON.
AB.H.O.A. AB.H.O.A.
Blue, lb
.Tnnaa. 3b
Cobb, Cf
Veach, If
Hell n, rf
Clark, 2b
Rigney, ss
Bassler, c
xGagnon
P 1
Oleson,
cole, p 3
Holling, p 0
xMani'n, c I
Oldh'm, p 0
1! Smith, If
P k n h, sa
Rice, cf
Judge, lb
Goebel, rf
6
6
4
6
3
xBro'er. rf 1
Shanks, 3b 3
Harris, 2b 4
Plci'ch. e 3
Johns'n, p 4
1; off Mogrldge, 15 In S 1-3; off Zarachy,
S In 1-3; off Brlllheart, 0 In 1-3, . 'Hit by
pitched ball: By' Holing (Qharrity). Wild
pitch: Oldham. Winning pitcher: Hol
ing; losing pitcher, Zachary. Umpires:
Walsh and Dlneen. Timer 2:40. i
Athletira Thlm White Sox.
Philadelphia, July 7. Philadelphia de
feated the Chicago White Sox today, C
to 3, by hitting Blankenahlp, a Texas re
cruit, for five hits and five runs in the
fourth inning. Rommel held the Sox safe
all the way. Walker of the Athletics hit
his eighteenth homer.
Score:
CHICAGO. PHILADELPHIA.
AB.H.O.A. I AB.H.O.A.
8
0
0
0
0
0
1
2
.Tohn'n, sa 4
Mull'n, 3b 4
Colll's. 2b 4
Hoop'r, rf 4
Mostil, cf 4
Falk, If 4
Sheely, lb 3
Yaryan, c 2
Schalk, c 2
Bl'shlp, p 1
C'tney. p 2
xStrunk 0
1 2 3OaH'y, as
1 3
0 A
2 1
Walker, If
Hauser, lb
Miller, cf
Perkins, c
Welch, rf
Dykes, 3b
Romm'l, p
Totals
Totals 37 11 27 12
Totals
znauea ror Mird in eighth.
Tulsa loo OU 0003
St. Joseph . 000 010 010 :
Summary Runs: Bennett, Thompson,
Bauman. Smith, Kandlcr. Error: Lelivelt.
Runs and hits: Off Sherman, 3 and S In 7
.Innings; off Black, 0 and 1 in 2 Itlnings;
off Bird, 3 and 9 in 8 Innings; off Lind
berg. 0 and 0 In 1 Inning. Earned runs:
Tulsa, 3; St. Joseph, 2. Bases on balla:
Off Sherman, 6; off Bird, 3. Struck out:
By Sherman. 3; by Bird, 2. Left on basea:
Tulsa, 9: St. Joseph. 13.' Wild pitch:
BlrdM' Two-basehlts: Davis. Sherman. Cor
rlden.' Sacrifices: Lamb, Thompson. Olson,
Grabowskf. Umpires: Anderson and Don
ahue.' Time: 1:50.
Lynch Outpltrhcs Hall.
Dea Moines, 'la.. July 7. Lynch out-
pitched Halt and the Boosters defeated
Denver in the first game of the aeries
here today, 7 to v. Lynch allowed five
scattered hits. Jack Braney, tho new
local - manager, took charge of the club
today. W'ileon'g hitting featured. Score:
DENVER. DES MOINBS.
AB.H.PO.A AB.H.PO.A.
O'Brien.rf
lodgers. 2b
Gomes.lf
Long.rf
Cart'r't.lb
Pat's'n,3b
Kerr.ss
Parker.c
Hall.p
Cuba Defeat Boaton.
Chicago.. July 7. Chicago bunched Its
hlta off Frank Miller, driving him off
tha mound In the fourth Inning, and hit
MarqUard opportunely, winning the first
gamo of the serlea with Boston, 7 to 2.
Alexander pitched a steady game, hold
ing the easterners to six hits.
Score:
BOSTOM CHICAGO.
AB.H.PO.A.I AB.H.PO.A.
rnarell.rf 4 I S oiMalael.cf 4 16 1
o v ainoi cn r.ss d
HTerra,2b 4
01t,rlmes.lb 4
V Barber, rf 4
SIL. Mlller.lf 5
2Krug.3b 3
OlOTar'l.c 3
HAl'x'der.p 3
I -Totala 35 13 27 11
Totals 33 S 24 121
Ttoston" T """n":- "00"1"- "0-'-
Summary-Ron. . PpH. -?" '';
Hnllochcr. Terry. Grimes (2. L. Miller.
O Farrlel. - Krrora: Nixon Kopf, .erry.
T..h... hit.. Orlmcs. Nixon. L. Miller.
Three-base hits: Brlmes. O Farrell. Home j Tot, 2J 5 24 S
run: Nixon. Stolen bases: t ncore oy innings:
flee- O'Farrell Terry. Left on base: bos- Denver 000 000 000 0
ton' 4- Chicago. 11. Bases on balls: Oft I Dp, Moines no 020 03x 7
F Miller. 2: off Alexander. 2: off Star-1 Summary Runs. Wagner. Horan.
quard. 3. Struck out: By Alexander, l. Graney (2), Gorman. Turgeon (2). Er-Hlts-
Off F Miller, S In 3 1-1 Innings, l rnr: jng. Two-base hits: Wilson (2).
off Marquard. 4 In 4 2-3 Innings. Losing j Turgeon,. Graney, Graham. Gorman,
pitcher F. Miller. Umpires: Sentello ana Wagner. O'Brien. Parker. Sacrifice hlta:
MrCormlrk. Time: 1:40. ' Cartwrlght. Lynch. Stolen basea: Turgeon.
i ivert on oases: uenver. 6; Lies Moines, 6.
: Struck out: By Lynch. 4; by Hall. S.
I Bases on balls: Off Lynch. 1; off Hall. 2.
, Earned runs: Des Moines. 4. Losing
pitcher: Hall. Double plays: Turceon to
! Braham. Genin to Wilson. Umpires.
Dalley and Fitsnatrlck. Time: 1:25.
Totals 38 13 27 13
xRan for Bassler In eighth
xBatted for Holling In ninth.
7.Batted for Goebel in seventh.
Score by Innings:
Detroit 200 110 0217
Washington 000 104 1006
Summary Runs: Blue. Cobb (2), Veach,
Clark. Rigney. Baaaler, Pecklnpaugh, Goe
bel, Judge, Shanks, Harris, Piehlnlch. Er
rors: Jones, Rigney, Smith, Harris (2.)
Two-base hits: Cobb. Pecklnpaugh, Heil-
mann. Shanks, Veach. Three-base hits:
Judge (2), Cobb. Sacrifice hits: Jones,
Veach, Basler. Shanks. Double plays:
Pecklnpaugh, Harris. Judge; Rigney, Bass
ler, Jones, Clark. Left on basea: Detroit.
10; Washington. 7. Bases on balls: Off
Johnson, 2; off Cole, 1; off Oleson, 1.
Struck out: By Cole, 1; by Johnson. 3.
Hits: Off Cole. 11 In 6 Innings (none out,
one on base In seventh); off Holling. 0
in one inning; off Oleson, 0 In 1 1-3 In
nings; off Oldham, 0 In 2-3 Inning. Win
ning pitcher: Oleson. Umpires: Dlneen
and Walsh. Time: 2:15.
Second game:
DETROIT. I WASHINGTON.
AB.H.O.A. I AB.H.O.A.
Totals 34 I 24 h
xUatted for Blankcnshlp in fifth.
Score by innings:
Chicago 000 021 0003
Philadelphia 000 510 00x 6
Summary Runs: Hooper, Mostil, Shee
ly, Galloway, Walker (2), Miller, Welch.
Dykes. Error: Dykes. Two-base hits:
Falk, Dykes, Rommel, Miller. Three-base
hit: Hooper. Home run: Walker. Stolen
base: Miller. Double plays: Rommel, Gal
loway and Hauser; Blankenship, Johnson
and Sheely. Left on baaes: Chicago, 6:
Philadelphia. 6. Bases on balls: Off
Blankenship, 1; off Rommel, 2; off Court
ney, 2. Struck out: Hy Blankenahlp, 2;
by Rommel, 3; by Courtney, 3. Hits: Off
Blankenship, 7 in 4 innings; off Courtney.
2 In 4 Innings. Hit by pitched ball: By
Blankenship (Welch.) Losing plcther:
Blankenship. Umpires: Nallin and Mol
arity. Time: 1:38.
Brown and Red Sex Split Double.
Boston, July 7. St. Louis and Boston
divided honors today. Shocker won the
first game for the visitors, 1 to 0, and
Burns' home run over the left field fence
off Pruett In the thirteenth gave Bos
ton the second, 6 to 4.
acore first game
0 Genin. cf
1 Wagner.3b
al Horan. rf
o! Graham. lb
0! Graney.lf
01 G'rman,2b
3' Turgeon.es
1! Wilson. c
3! Lynch.p
0 3
1 0
1 2
1 10
: l
1 i
2 4
3 6
0 0
Blue.lb
Caney.3b
Cobb.cf
Veach.lf
Flag'd.lf
Hell'n.rf
Cut'sw.2b
Kigney.ss
Msnlon.c
Oldham, p
xGagnon
Hollng.p
Woodall
Dauss.p
Totals 34 11 27 10
Girl Ball Player May
Be Rival to Babe Ruth
Mansfield, O., July 7. "Some
ball player" numbers among the
femininity comprising' the Ohio
Brass company's girls baseball
club here.
This particular girl ball player
not only is a heavy hitter, but she
can "sure tfarel" around the bases.
In a game with the Westing
house female team, with bases full,
she hit a home ran. Going around
the diamond she reached home in
advance ef the runners from sec-
and third.
Burman and Dundee Matched
Chicago. July 7. Joe Burman, the
Chicago bantamweight, and Mike
Dundee of Rock Island, III., were
matched tonight to box 10 rounds'
at Aurora, 111., July 14.
Training Bouts Tonight
The regular weekly program of
training bouts will be staged tonight
at the Orpheum Garden gymnasium.
Seven four-round bouts are on the
Drosram.
3 14 01 Milan. If
3 1 1 P'k'gh.ss
2 Rice.cf
0 Judge. lb
0 Goebel. rf
OlzBrower.rf
Totals 45 20 27 11
Shanks. 3b
Harrls,2b
Ghar'ty.c
Mog'dge.p
Za'rhy.p
Br'l'h't.p
2
3 1
3 :
2 10
0 2
1 0
1 1
2 3
0 5
1 0
0 0
0 0
ST. LOUIS.
AB.H.O.A,
Tobin, rf 3 12 0
Gerber, sa 3 1 1 5
aider, lb 3 2 10
M'M's, 2b 4 1 1
Jac'n, cf 4 1 S
Will's, If 3 0 2
Short'n, If 1 0 1
Sever'd, c 4 0 3
Eller'e. 3b 4 2 1
Shoek'r, p 2 0 0
1 1
BOSTON.
AB.H.O.A.
Llebold, cf 4 2 3 1
Meno'y, rf 4 1 2 0
Burns, lb 4 0 6 0
Pratt. 2b 4 2 2 1
Dugan, 3b 4 1 0 1
J. Col's, rf 4 0 6 0
Rue!, c 4 17 1
0 Mayn'd. aa 3 1 1 1
4 Penno'k, p 3 0 0 3
11 zHarris 110 0
zSmlth 10 0 0
Totals 31 8 27 11
Totals 36 9 27 8
zBatted for Maynard in ninth.
zBatted for Pennock in ninth. ,
Score by inninga:
a. t .i- ... nA - -
oi. uuuil UV1 UUO TJUU 1 I
Boston 000 000 000 0..
Summary Run: Ellerbe. Error: Ellerbe. I chamoion
Two-base hlta: Si.l.r l.k... vii.k. -"""pruu
Sacrifice hits: Shocker, Gerber. Double
play: Shocker, Gerber, Sisler. Left on
basea: St. Louis. 7; Boston. 9. Bases on
balls: Off Pennock (2.) Struck out: By
Shocker, 2; by Pennock, 2. Umpires:
Evana and Hlldebrand. Time: 2:1.
Score, second game:
ST. LOUIS. I BOSTON.
AB.H.PO.A.I AB.H.PO.A.
zBatted for Ferguson In ninth.
Score by innings:
St. Louis 003 000 010 000 0 4
Boston 100 001 101 000 1 3
Summary Runs: Tobin. Sisler (21,
Wright. Ulennsky, Burns, Dugan, J. Col
lins, Plttenger. Errors: Sisler. Menosky.
Ferguson. Tvo-b'sc hits: Shorten, .lucob
sen. Sisler, Dugan, Harris. Smith. Three
base hits: Sislet. Homo run: Burns.
Stolen baaes: DugHn, Menosky. Sacrifice:
Shorten, Ruel, Ferguson, Lcibold. Double
play. Gerber ,to Sisler, Gerber to Ale
Manus to Sisler, Dugan to Pratt to Burns.
Left on bases: Sr. Louis, 8; Boston, 6.
Bases on rails: Off Wright, 1: off Fergu
son, 1. Struck nut by Wright. 2; by
Pruett, 2: by Ferguson, U. Hits: off
Wright, 10 In 8 1-3 Innings; off Pruett,
2 In 4 innings; off Ferguson, 10 In 9' In
nings; off Russell, 3 In 4 Innings. Hit. by
pitcher: By Wright (Menosky), by Pruett
(,J Collins). Winning pitcher: Russell.
Losing pitcher: Pruett. Umpires: Hllde
brand and Evans. Time: 2:21.
State
Link Lose Pair.
Lincoln. Neb., July 7. Hastings obliter
ated what little chance Lincoln had of
going to . Pennantville In the first half of
the split season today by taking both ends
of a twin bill. The first game ended, 7
to 4 for the visitors and the second, 7 to 0.
The locals were powerless before Wlging
ton, getting but one clean hit, the other
two being scratches. The score (first
game) :
HASTINGS. LINCOLN.
AB.H.O.A.l AB.H.O.A
Pizer. 2b
Gaug'n, ss
Amen, cf
To'es, lf-rf
Wlllets, c
Ec'myr, 11)
Kn'p. rf-lf
Crann, 3b
H. S'th, p
Beck, rf
0 ,1 31 Deal, ss 5 0 11
0 2 lCarrig, cf 5 1 1 II
0 0 0 McCoy, lb 5 1111
1 1 0 Gibson, rf 5 2 4 0
2 12 0 Dye, ;b 3 2 2 4
1 6 01 Bool, If 3 0 0 0
1 2 0 Zlnker, 3b 3 0 0 2
2 0 2 Conkey, c 3 2 8 3
0 t 1F. Smith, p 2 0' 0 1
0 0 01 .lepson. p 10 0 2
IzBalley 10 0 0
Totals 30 7 27 7
I Totals 36 8 27 14
zBatted for Smith in sixth.
Score by innings:
Hastings 000 302 200 7
Lincoln 200 000 200 4
Summary Runs: Gaughan, Amen (2),
Wllletts (2), Echtermeyer. Knapp, Carrlg.
McCoy, Gibson (2). Error: Pizer. Three
base hits: Crann, Knapp. Two-base hits:
Echtermeyer, Tomes, McCoy. Sacrifice
hits: Knapp, Echtermeyer, Passed ball:
Conkey. Struck out: By H. Smith. 11; by
F. Smith, 1; by Jepson, 6. Bases on balls:
Off H. Smith, 4; off F. Smith, 3: off Jep
son. 4. Hits and runs: Off f. Smith, 6 and
5 In 6 innings; off Jepson, 1 and 2 in 3
innings. Hit by pitcher: By Smith
(Gaughan). Left on bases: Hastings, 6;
Lincoln, 8. Earned runs: Hastings, 7; Lin
coln, 4. Umpire: Johnson. Time: 2:00.
second game:
HASTINGS I LINCOLN
AB.H.PO.A.I AB.H.PO.A
Pizer.2b
Gaug'n. ss
Amen.cf
Tomes.rf
WH'tts.c
Ech'y'r.lb
Knapp, If
Crann. 3b
Wlg'fn.p
Totals
2 1
0 0
3 2
2 1
1 15
0 8
1 0
1 0
2 0
2 1
31 3 27
31 Orr.ss
2: Carrig.cf
0 MoCoy.lb
Gibson, rf
Dye, 2b
Hool.lf
Zlnker,3b
1 1 Conkey.c
2Iepson,p
1 Maxwell, p
37 12 27 8
xotais
Score by innings:
Hastings 100 200 0407
Lincoln 000 000 0000
Summary Run Gaughan, Amen,
Tomes. Wllletts. Echtermeyer. Knapp (2)
Error. Gnughan. Two-base hlta: Amen
(2). Sacrifice hits: Gaughan. Echter
meyer. Struck out by Wlgington, 13; by
Jenson. 2: by Maxwell. 3. Bases on balla
Off Wlgington, 3; off Jepson, 1. Left on
bases: Hastings, 6: Lincoln. 7. Karned
runs: Hastings, 6. Hits and runs: Off
Jepson, 10 and 6 In 8 1-3 Innings; off
Maxwell, 2 and 1 In 1 2-3 Innings. Stolen
bases: Tomes, Wllletts. Carrig. Time:
1:60. Umpire: Johnson.
Beatrice W ins.
Beatrice. July 7. Blttendorf stopped the
sluggers again today for the second time
this week and Beatrice won from Fair
bury. 7 to fi. Score:
FAIRBURT. BEATRICE.
AB.H.O.A
Rooney, ss 3 0 1 2
Clevel'd.3b 4 1
M'D'rm't.c
Relchle, If
Winb'h, lb
G'dwln, 2b
Jenncy, rf
Bliss, cf
Broma'n.p
Lovich, p
AB.H.O.A.
Del'g'ra.2b 6 2 8
K'chner, lb 3 0 12
Wiggins.rf 3 1
Bowman, cf 5 3
Mooney, If 4 0
Quinn, ss 4 2
Parker, 3b 3 1
Unger, c 6 0
B'tt'nd'f, p 4 2
1
1
4 3
1 12
2 1
0 1
1 1
0 0
1 0
1 Totala
2 0
1
2
1
1
2
1
36 11 30 19
Totala 35 10 27 107
None out when winning run scored.
Score by innings:
Falrbury 000 300 300 0 6
Beatrice 121 001 001 1 7
The Giants got off to a flying start or
their western invasion by trimming Pitts
burgh, 6 to 3. Nehf's offerings Droved
puzzling to all the Pirates eieent Hit
Carey, who smacked out a homer, a trlnle
ana a aouoie.
Totals 35 14 27 19
0 I Tobin. rf
0 Gerber.ss
7 i Sisler, lb
2 M'anus.2b
2 I .Tac'bs'n.cf
1 ' Shorton.lf
0 Sev'r'd.c
0 I Ellerbe. 3b
:Wrlght.p
Pruett.p
Totals
xBatted for Oldham in fifth.
xBatted for Holing In ninth.
zBatted for Goebel In fifth.
Detroit 000 020 009 11
Washington 103 110 210 S
Summary Runs: Blue. Caney (2), Cobb,
Heilmann. Cutahaw. Rigney, Manton. Gag
non, Woodell (2), Milan. Pecklnpaugh (4).
Rice. (2). Harris. Mogrldge. Errors:
Pecklnpaugh (2). Two-base hlta: Peckln
paugh. Rice. Judge (2), Blue. Mogrldge.
Three-base hits: Harris, Rice. Stolen
bases: Brower. Pecklnpaugh. Sacrifices:
Qharrity. Mogridge. Double plays: Ghar
rlty to Harris, Rigney to Blue. Left on
bases: Detroit, 12: Washington. 4. Bases
On balla: Off Mogrldge, 4: off Holina-. 2:
off Zararhy. 1. Struck out: By Oldham.
1: by Mogrldge. l: oy Holing. I; by Brill-
heart, 1. Hlta: Off Oldham. 8 In 4 in
nings; off Holing, S tn 4; off Dausa, S In i
6 2 0 01 Leitold.cf 6
6 14 S Menoaky.lt 6
6 4 16 K Burns. lb 6
5 16 3j Pratt, 2b 5
6 1 2 0 Dugan, 3b 6
5 13 0' J. C'llns.rf 4
5 0 2 SlRuel.c 3
5 13 5iMaynard.es 2
1 1 0 3Pit'ger,ss 0
111 2iFoater.aa 2
IFergs'n.p 2
49 13 37 25;Russell.p 1
7-Harris 1
zSmlth 1
zKarr 0
1
S
4
0 0 4
10 0
10 0
0 0 0
Totals . 42 12 39 21
xOne out when winning run aenred.
xBatted for Maynard In seventh.
zBatted for Pittenger In ninth.
"Rudy" Knepper and Bartlett
Play Today fox Iowa Golf Title
. Des Moines, la., July 7. Rudolph his a nine-hole advantage at the
Knepper of Sioux City, Iowa's golf
champion for . the . past two years,
will play Arthur Bartlett of Ottum
wa, the state champion in 1914, 15,
17 and 18, in the finals for the 1922
title oer the Hyperion course to
morrow as the result of "tbeir'victor
ies in the 38-hoIe semifinal contests
today.
Knepper eliminated Robert Mc
Kee of Des Moines, the 1919 cham
pion, 4 up and 3 to play, and Bart
lett defeated James Hubbell, the Des
Moines Golf and Country club, 8 up
and 6 to play.
It was a dav of sensational p-nlf.
Bartlett set a course record of 68 in
the morning 18 holes. He shot a 34
out and a 34 in and had three ,-fours"
for a 68. but took five on the 322-
i.. i i
luiicncon nour ana it was only a
question of a few holes for him to
win in the afternoon.
Knepper also shot sensationally,
especially in the morning, defeating
McKee. He made the first nine holes
in 34, which is four under par. This
gave him a three-hole advantage at
the turn, but he lost two of the
holes on the inside, where he had
trouble with his putting, and reached
the half-way mark 1 up with a 72 to
McKee's 74.
McKee won the first two holes in
the afternoon and was up on his op
ponent for the only time during the
match. Knepper took the third hole
and was never behind again. The
Sioux City player shot perfect eolf
on every hole except in the second
One 111 thl nfternrw-in u'liAr. U
yard 16th hole and the 380-yard eight- smothered his drive and hit a bunker
eenth. This sensational playing gave with his second.
Transmississippi Championship Has Been Won
by Omahans Three Times in Last 21 Years
Anti-Racing Bill Is
Killed in Louisiana
Baton Rouge. La., July 7. By
a vote of 51 to 49, the Butler anti
racinp: bill yesterday failed to
pass the house of the Louisiana
legislature. Sixty votes were re
quired. The bill as passed by
the senate would have abolished
professional horse racing in this
state. The legislature adjourned
tonight sine 4)ie.
j Three Omaha men have won the
j Transmississippi Golf club tourna
i ments in the past 21 years. They are
1 R. R. Kimball of the Omaha Country
ciuo, wno was the winner in 1902;
Sprague Abbott, of the Couhtry club,
winner in 1907, and Sam Reynolds of
the Field club, who won in 1917.
One Omahan has been runner-up,
J. T. Stewart of the Country club,
in 1904.
Three Omahans have been medal
ists as follows: W. J. Foye of the
Country club, in 1901; R. R. Kim
ball of the Country club in 1902;
Sprague Abbott in 1905 and 1906.
The Omaha Country club team
won in 1919.
inners of the tournament from
the beginning of the association have
been as follows: 1901, John Stuart of
the Cedar Rapids Country club,; 1902,
R. R. Kimball, Omaha Country club;
1903, John R. Maxwell, Keokuk
Country club; 1904, H. P. 'Bend. St.
Paul Town and Country club; 1905,
Warren Dickinson, Des Moines;
1906, C. T. Jaffray, Minikahda club,
Minneapolis; 1907, Sprague Abbott,
Omaha Country club; 1908, pE. H.
Seaver, EYanston Golf club, Kansas
City; 1909, 1910, 1911 and 1912, H.
G. Legg, Minikahda club Minneapo
lis; 1913, Stewart Stickney, St. Louis
Country club; 1914, J. D, Cady, Rock
Island Arsenal Golf club. Rock
Island, 111.; 1915, Alden B. Swift, St.
Joseph Country club; 1916, H. G.
Legg, Minikahda club; 1917, Samuel
Reynolds, Omaha Field club; 1918,
G. L. Conley, Hillcrest Country club,
Kansas City; 1919, Nelson Whitney,
New Orleans Country club; 1920,
Robert McKee. Grandview Golf club,
Des Moines; 1921, George von Elm,
Salt Lake City Country club.
Molla to Play
Suzanne Today
Wimbledon, July 7.-With Molla
Hjursti'dt Mallory's convincing vic
tory over Mrs. Kentish of Knglaud
today, and Mile. Suzanne Leuglcn
having triumphed over Mrs. Pea
cock, the Center court at imliledon
is ready for tomorrow's dramatic oc
casion when the American and
French tennis stars will meet to de
cide the woman's tennis champion
ship of the world.
Both Mrs. Mallory and Mile,
f.rnglt'ii came through today's semi
finals with decisive scores, the Amer
ican defeating her opponent, A-2, l-2,
and the French woman winning by
6-4, 61.
Bowie and Baird Tie
in Field Medal Play
Douglas Bowiq. and E. A, Baird
tied for first honors in medal play
at the Field club this week, each
turning in a net 70. Bowie's gross
score was 84 with a 14 handicap and
Baird's was 86 with a 16 handicap.
A. Rasmussen won the second
flight, 17 to 24, with a net 73.
Roy Hart won the match against
bogey, 82-16. 7 up. The second flight
was won by O. A. Olson.
Xorfolk 4ie4a Breaks.
Grand Island. Neb., July 7. Breaks of
the game favored Norfolk and the vis
itors took the aecond game of tho aerlra
by a score of S to 4.
Score:
NORFOLK. I GRAND ISLAND.
AB.H.PO.A.I A 11. II PO.A.
Athert., sa 6 0 4 3IRoben, lb 4 1 13 0
Wlsser, 2b 4 1 2 UKranria. lb 5 i 1 4
Marr, 3b 6 2 S 7' Speaker, r 4 0 3 2
Specie, cf 0 0 0 OlPalmt., If 4 14 0
Clark, e 3 1 S l'Fmilk, rf 4 0 10
Rouse, rf 4 3 0 0Prlt'h., rf p 4 1 0 1
Stucker, If 4 0 1 2i Serin, 2b 4 0 4 7
Hager., lb 2 A I HMeti, aa 3 2 14
Crav. cf.lbt 1 3 11 Brown, p 0 0 0 0
Hilton, p 3 1 0 OlBahb, df 2 0 0 0
liShupe 110 0
Totali 34 S 37 16
Totala IS I 27 1
xBatted for Rabh In ninth.
Norfolk 203 021 000 S
Grand Island 000 030 100 4
Summary Runa: Wlsser (2), Marr (2),
Rouse (2), Hagerty, Kranda, Met I (2),
Babb. Errors: Metz, Brown, Wlsser,
Marr, Hagerty, 2. Hnme runs: Bouse,
Kranda, Metz. Two-base hits? Rouse
(2), Sletx. Sacrifices: Clark. Basea on
balla: Off Hilton. 4; off Brown, 3; off
l'rltchard, 2. Stolen basea: Speaker,
Robcn. Double plays: Graves to Ather
tcn: Marr to Mlssrr to Hagerty; Kranda
to Serlo to Roben; Serlo to Metz to Robrn.
Struck out: Hilton, 6; Brown, 1:
Prltchard, 2. Wild pitch: Prltchard.
Passed ball: Clark, Speaker, Runs and
hits: Off Brown. 6 and 6 In 3; off
Prltchard, 3 and 4 In 6. Left on basea:
Norfolk. 6: Grand Island. 7. Earned runa:
Norfolk. 3; Grand Island. 3. Losing pitch
er: i-irown. umpire: Murphy.
Ostcnranls Hit
in Final Frame
Beats Omaha
Mniiiihli Kven Count In
Ninth With Homer, Pack
ers Win Out in
Their Half.
Sioux City, la.. July 7 Sioux City
finally downed Omaha in a thrilling
game here, 6 to 5, after Manuh of
the Buffaloes tied the count with his
homer in the ninth when two were
down. The Fackcrs came back in
their half and won the game when
Hemingway walked, advanced to
third on Elsb's single, and came
home on Ostergard's hit into right
field. Score:
OM til t.
I.laluaon, 3b . . .
Annrraoii. rr . ,
l,ranlham, 8b .
Slanuah, If
Herman, lb ...
Wllroi, aa ....
O'Connor, rf . .
Wilder, e
Tipple, p
IWalrnhallgh. p
Darrnugh. p . . .
illrlffln
(ofrinduffrr, p
All, K- II. PO.A.U.
ft I I 4 1
I
Totals
5 10 IS It
SH
MOVX I'lTf.
All. R.ll. PO.A.K.
Sb
I I
I
t t
t l
t 0
0 s
1 6
0
.41 i 27 10 t
Hamilton,
Hemingway,
Elah. rf ....
Mela. Hi ...
Oatergard, if
Palmer, III ,
Konlnson, If
(lurry, ...
Teaar, p ....
Totala ....
One out when winning run aenred.
xltultrd for Darrough In eighth.
Score by Innings: -
Omaha 001 00 1 ZOI B
Sloiix. City i
Summary Two-has nils: l.laJaeon,
W llcox, Grantham, Hamilton, Manush,
(lurry. Home run: Manual). Sartiflra
hlta: Hemingway, Oatrrciinl. Molen baaewt
Man. Apperaon. Double plan Hamilton to
Palmer to Metz. una nno run: " iip-
le. 2 and S In S Innings; orr Krdra-nua-h.
A and 1 tn 4 Innings; off Dar-
rnugh. nono and 1 In 1 Inning; off Cof-
flnflnrror, t ann l in i-a inninxa; on
Teaar. 10 and S In 9 Innings. Left on
basea: Omaha. 9: Sioux City. 10. Baae
on hnllat Off Tipple, 4; off Redenbaugh.
3; off CoffllMlnffer, 1; off Tesar, S. los
ing pitcher: offindaffer. Winning pitch
er: Teaar. Struck out: Hy Tipple, t; Hy
Redenbaugh, S; by ('offindaffer, 2; hy
Teaar, 4. Pnaaed balla: Ifucry (2).
F.nrned runa: Omaha, S; Nioax City. A.
Vmplres: Donahue and Held. Tine: t:15.
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AUTO TENT A very convenient poleless tent, made from U. S.
Army tents. Handy to carry, easy to put up and priced exception
ally low.
7x8 Auto Tent, made
from IT. S. Shelter
halves; a dandy tent
$11.85
Other Tent Priced in Comparison
Pup Tents
S. Army Pup
7x7 khaki top, white
wall, with ventilator
as illustrated, only
$13.95
K. C. Auto Tent, 7xl ft.,
made of new 10-oz. khaki duck,
can be nsed either as auto
tent or pole tent. A $35 val
ue at
$27.45
Sale Mosquito Bars
69c
3.50 (Qf L'm"
Value 7I, Supply
These nets are made of fine Mar
quisette and Bobbinet, and equipped
with tape ties for fastening se
curely in place.
U
Tent or Shelter
Halves. Everybody
wants one. Specially
priced
$1.98
All other tents
priced in comparison
Puttees
Brand new extra quality
leather Leggina or Put
tees, spring or Qf"
strap atyle at .. .pO.SJO
New Horaehide leather
Puttees, an exceptional
.$4.79
O. D. Wrap
Leggina
Canvas Cuff or
side lace leggins ,
98c
69c
Army Blankets
O. D. Wool Army
Blanket!, especially
adapted for cimpen no
or tour, at aa.UO
2 for $5.75 .
Women's
Outing
Togs
Khaki knickers or
breeches, regular $4
and 5 values jro
$2.65
$3.49
Satur
day at . ,
and
Khaki
shirt
duced
to
middies
waists
$2.29
Women'e khaki
Sport Coats, sleeve
less and buttonleaa,
a dandy coat for
camp, tour or hike
at
only
Ladies khaki outing
Hats OA-
only OIFC
$3.95
Army Shirts
We are placing our en
tire stock of new U. 8.
Army Khaki Shirts cq
in four lota OJ7C
98c, $1.69, $1.98
Army Breeches
Brand new Khaki Breeches
double knee, an
special at pl.70
Class A Khaki Breeches,
special at, nfi
per pair !70C
Button Leg Gaberdine
Breeches officers' model.
special,
pair . . .
..$4.75
Army Cots
Army
under-
49c
Regulation LT. S
Summer weirht
wear. Shirt and
Drawers priced at
Athletic or Balbriggan
Union Suits,
priced at
each
Summer I Army Hats
Underwear and Caps
Brand new V. S. Army
Campaign hats, , CC
Cam
specially ' only i70C
..sscir.'.sc
only
Reblocked Army
paiga Hats,
Brand new Army Folding
cots, as illua- (ti
trated, only . . . yO.ifO
' Army Shoes
V. S. Army Officers'
Dress Shoes. ( .ajj
Very special .... P5.1J
IJ. S. Army Officer"
Style Oxfords. a m Ae
only p4.7d
V. S. Army Russet or
Double Sole Garri son
bhoes. Very
special at . .
$4.95
NEBRASKA ARMY STORE
Omaha 1619 Howard St Open Saturday Night