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Giants . Nose Out 9
-
St. Louis' Rally
in Ninth Falls
One Score Short
.
Tony on Mound for New
York, While Doak and
North Hurl for Losrn
Redi Win.
LBADIMO B.4TTKM.
O. AW. B. H. fVt
MaHMkr. M. iMta. H Ml It 144 Ml
(.Him. (hlee , . l M M lS JM
Hot la her, t'Meege .! 14 II l JM4
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Itoahert, (taclnajatl MI It 1M
New York. July 25. The New
, York Giants retained the lead in the
National league race here today by
noting out a 9 to 8 victory over at
Louis in the first contest of a five'
game series. It was the first game
that New York hat won from St.
Louis on its home grounds this
season. Score:
BT. LOt'IS. I NKW YORK.
AB.H.O.A I Banc'ft. aa 1 1 4
FU-k. rf
4 14 Rewll'a, t I I I
Smith, ef
H'aehy. li
Mu-ll'r. If
Prnltr. lb
tork. lb
Demon, e
to van, m
Doak. p
Nnrt h, p
iTnporeer
sShotlea
aSchalla
111 Prlach. lb 11 I 1
S. 1 I
ii M'uhi, ir i t i
I Young, It S
ll Kelly, lb 4 1 S
tat
4 11
4 S
III
It
1
It
II
ftun(l, ef 1 S
nnyaar, e
Tony. ,p .
4 I S
111
Total II 11 IT 1
t
!
Total IS 1 14 11
1 xBatted for Clemon In ninth.
1 Ratted for Lava In ninth.
xBatted for North la ninth,
oars by Innlnasi
t. Louie ............ ,, ...100 0 14 S
w Tork .....01 7 Olr
Summtry Runa: Flack (1). Smith (I),
Hornehy, Stock, Schulta, Bancroft, Raw
Una, . Frlech. Young (1), Kelly. Stengel,
Snyderv Tony. Krrors: Flack. Smith, Stork,
. Two-baas hits: Stengel, Hqrnaby, Snyder,
Smith, Rawllna. Homs run: Young. Stolen
baaea: Flack, Stock. Sacrifice hlta: Meusel,
Mueller l), Bancroft. Doubls playa: Ban
croft and Kelly; Fournfer and I. even;
Bancroft, Rawllna and Kelly; North, La
van and Fournler, Left on baeea: New
Tork, I; St. Louis, S, Bases on bslla: Off
Tnnay, S; aft Doak, 1, Struck out: By
Toney. t; by Peak, 1: by North, . Hlta:
Off Doak. t la 41-1 Inning; off North, 1
la 4 1- Inning., Hit by pitched ball:
Br Doak (Toons:). Losing pitcher: Doak.
Umpires: Klein and Sentelle. Time: l:tt.
Pittsburgh Cops Opener..
Brooklyn. July IS. Morriaon outpltched
Orlme today and Pittsburgh best Brook
lyn In the first gam of the Pirates' eaat
ara lnvaelon ry I to 1. Rett Ruaaell, for
mer Whit 80a pitcher, led the Plratea'
rally In the seventh with a long triple
and before the visitors retired the entire
team had batted, around, and four rung
had been scored. Score: '
PITTSBURGH. ; BROOKLYN.
AB.H.O.A J AB.H.O.A.
Marnvle.se SOS t;oisoh,2b 411
Carey.cf , S. 1 l.llMyer.cf ' 4 14 0
Blgbee.lf ill 01 T. Oiifth.rf 410
Rusaell.rr 4 11 01 Wheat. If 4 110
Tlerney, lb 11 ilMltchell.lb Sill
Traynor.lb 1 1 VHlgh.Sb 4 0 0 1
Orlmm.lb 4 113 01 Ward. . till
Oooch.e 4 1 llMlller.o 4 11
Morrlaoa.p 4 1
Grimes. p 10 0 1
Maumau.p 0 0
B. Orlfth 10 0 0
sRusther 100
Total IS 1 IT IS
Totals
11 I IT 11
iBatted for Orlmes
n eighth,
ninth
aBstted for Ward la,n'
pt'ur djt iniiinaa
Plttaburgh 000 000 4101
Brooklyn 000 000 010 1
8 u m m a r y Runs: Russell, Tlerney.
Traynor (I), Orlmm. OlsOn, Myer, T. Grif
fith. Errors: Russell, Tlerney, High.
Orlmes Thre-baao hits: Ruaaell, Orlmm,
Sacrifices: Ward, Orlmes. Double plays:
Tlorny. Maranvllle, (3,-lmm; Olsen, Mlt
' chell and Ward. Left -on basea: Pittsburgh.-
4; Brooklyn, S. Base on balls: Off
Morrison, 1; off flrlmea. 1.' Struck out:
By Morrison. kV.Orjmes. 4; by Mau
maux.' 1. Halt: Oft flralmes, I ins In
nings: ff Haumaiuf, t In 1. Loalng
Pitcher: Grime. tJmplrea: McCormlck
atid Hitler. Tim; 1:10.
.-' . Chlcsgf' NatlonaU Win.
l; Boston July;; H. Fiv hits and poor
fielding by Pitcher Watkon gave Chicago
' six runa In the fourth Inning against Boa
ton today, ihe visitor! eventually winning,
, Score: . ' - ,"v i-
, .JHICAOO. H' '- BOSTON,
.-j.. . AB.H.O.A.I ' AB.H.O.A.
. H'cote, c( l 1 ! OiPowell, cl I II 0
Holl'er, ss 5 11 UNixon, It 4 14 0
Terry, lb I 0 0 41 Cruise, rf 4 1 0 0
Orlmes; lb 1 0 17 OiB'oeCkel, lb 4 111
Barber, rf 3 1 0 0 Hoik, lb 1 1 11 1
Miller, It 4 I S 0Ford. sa 4 10 1
Krug. lb 4 11 4(Kopt, lb 4 10 1
O'Fsr'll, a 4 1 14 4 Olbaon, o 4 0 1
Oaborae, p 0 l Wat eon, p 1 0 0 1
1 Ot-hger, p 1 0 1 1
Totals IS 1 17 111 Braxton, p 0 0
M .., .. I xChr a'rn'y t t (
I Totals 12 I IT 11
' xBatted.for Oeachger ID eighth..
Score by Innings: .
chicsg -....ooo o ooo
Boston 000 000 0011
Summary. Buna: - Hollocher, ' Terry.
Grimes, Krug. O'Farrell, Osborne, Nixon,
Orulse, Boeckel Errors: Hoiks, Watson.
Three-bane hits,: Heathcote, Nixon. Boeck
el. Sacrifice hits: Terry, Hoiks. Double
. play: Krug to Grim. Left on bases: Chl
cago, I; Boston, 6. Basel on balls: Off
Osborne, ii off Wataon, 1; off Oeachger,
.1. Struck out: By Osborne, 4; by Watson,
.1: by Oeachger, 1: by Braxton, 1. Hlta:
. Off Watson,. (Tin 1 2-1 Inning"; off Oesch
., gor. 1 la 4 1-1 Innings; off Braxton, 1 In
..1 innina. Lealns nitcher; Watann. TTm-
plres: Qulgley and Moran. Time: 1:26.
' ' Claey Win Flrat.
' i Philadelphia, July IS. Cincinnati won
the opening gam of the aeries today from
:i Philadelphia In 10 inning. IS to 11. The
vlaltor mad 1 hits. Including home run
by Harper, Daubert and Wlngo. Wright
' atone also hit a home run. Bach team
aaed threa pitchers. Keck alone proving
effective.
i Score: "
CINCINNATI. PHILADELPHIA.
AB.H.O.A.I AB.H.O.A.
Barns, cf 1 4 0Rapp, lb , Sill
Daub't. lb 4 S IS 0,Psrk'n, lb S 1 4 I
Duncan, If S S Willi', cf S I 1 0
Harper, rf I 1 0 01 Walker, rf 4 1 I 1
F'Kca. lb 4 I 1 SIMokan. If 111
Piaelll, lb I 1 1 1 Fletch'r, aa 4 11
Cave'y, w 4 4 IjWtat'e. lb ft 1 I
Wtngo, a 4 1 0 Henlin. a 4 1 4 I
Dono'e, p S 1 Hubbell. p ( 0 8
Keck, p. a 1 llG.Smlth, p 1
xBreealer 1 t OlSlngl'n, p 11
QUI-'!, pl.S 0 Lh'r'au 1100
Total 411110 Totals 41111011
sBatted lor Keek la ninth.
(Batted tor Blngelton In 10th. -
Score by lanlnga:
Cincinnati .-,..250 100 000 S 15
Philadelphia . . .ISO II 000 1 11
Summary Run: Burns, Daubert (4),
Duncan (1), Harper (I), Fonaeca, PInelli,
v. Caveney f ). Wingo (1, Rapp 1), Parkin
son 1, Williams. Walker (1), Fletcher,
Wrightstone, Henline. Errors: Parkinson.
O. Smith, Singleton. Two-base hits: Rapp,
V Walker 1, Burns, Harper, Williams 1),
Fonaeca, hebaurveaa. Horn runa: Harper,
' Daubert. Wingo, Wrlgktatoa. Left on
aaaes: Cincinnati. ; Philadelphia, 1. Sac
rifice hits: Williams, Caveney. 1). Duncan,
- Harper, Piaelll, Double plays: Walker to
WrlshUtone: Fist ear to Wrlghuton.
Bale on balla: Off Donohue, 1; off Hub
beH.Il; off Smith, 1; oft Singleton. I; off
Olllesple, U Struck out: By Donohue, I;
by Hubbell. 1: by Smith, 1; by Singleton,
1: by Keck. I; by Gillespie. 1. Hits: Off
. Httbbelt, T 1-1 Innings; off Donohue, 1
In 1 1-1 Innings; oft Smith. S la I In.
' Hinge: oft Keck, 1 la 4 1-1 Innings;, off
Singleton. S la t-1 lanlnga; oft Gillespie,
1 la 1 innings. Stolen base: Duncan. Hit
by pitched ball: By Singleton ((PInelli);
by Olllesple (Henline.) Winning pitcher:
Gillespie. Losing pitcher: 8ingleten, Um
pire: O'Day and Hart.. Time: 1:11.
Mrs. Mallory Wins -
Rye, N.,Y4 July 25. Making her
first appearance on American courts
since her , defeat by , Mile. Suzanne
Lenglen in the finals at Wimbledon,
Mrs. Molla Bjursted Mallory, na
tional woman's title bolder, won two
matches and advanced to the third
- M A tlia XTmw Vhrfe- a, ta wnm.
en's championship on the courts of
'. tb Green Meadow jelnb.
- Mrs. Mallory disposed of Mrs. R.
C Carkbach, 6-2, tW) in the first
. ' roortd.-but was extended in the sec-
ond round to defear Miss Florence
C Ealliii. JTewYork, 6-4. 6-3.
After Net Title
iittr W
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C
ARL MEYER, Kansas City
tannli nlaver ta imivie etij. I
,:-mJ , 1 Tu.
annual Missouri Valley Tennis as
sociation tournament, now in prog
ress at the Omsha Field club..
Meyer won his first round match
Monday afternoon, when he de
feated Roy Baumbaugh of this
city, 6-1 and 6-0.
VVHATTH
Th North Omaha Booster, members
of the Cltye municipal baaeball league, be
lieve they have the beat catcher In ama
teur ball In the person of Gail Stucker,
who hail from Little Sioux, la. Stucker
la on of the best "peggera' In amateur
circle and is known for hi "heady"
work behind the plate.
In last Sunday's gam' against th
Townsends, not a runner plllfered second,
Drexel, Townsend fielder, considered the
best baserunner In amateur ball In Omaha,
was nabbed off second by 8tuckr.
Stacker entered Mornlngside college two
years ago and after the first two dsys
he wss out for the college team, dis
placing the tint atrlng; backstop.
' Member ot Omaha amateur league
club who fail to report tor play when
their team are scheduled to play
will be suspended, according to Sec
' retary Jake Isaacson, ..
- j f .
Th North Omaha Booster are anxious
to schedule game with out-of-town
team. For contests with the Boosters
write M. Pascals, 4721 North 36th street,
or 'phone Kenwood 1011.
The flrat double-header to settle tie
berths In the City and Metropolitan ama
teur leagues will be staged next Sunday.
Th Woodmen of the World outfit and
th South Side Merchants will cross sticks
In a double-header next Sunday at the
Weetern league park to decide, the lead
ership In the league. A third game will
be played August t if neceaaary.
Fort Omaha will also b the acene of
a scheduled double-header next Sunday,
when the Murphy-Dld-Ita and th North
Omaha Boosters meet to break a tie
which now exists for second plsce. If a
third game Is necessary It will be
played August 6.
. ,
The Fort Omaha soldier ball club I
after game with Omaha or out-of-town
club. For further information regard
ing the employes of Uncle Samuel who
play ball, call Lieut. Degnen. at Fort
Omaha. -
Dempsey to Battle
Brennan Labor Day
Buffalo, N. Y., July 25. Floyd
Fitzsimmons, Michigan ' City pro
motor, announced here last night that
he had matched Jack Dempsey to
fight Bill Brennan for the world's
heavyweight championship in the
Michigan City arena on Labor day.
Dempsey boxed an exhibition bout'
of lour rounds here tonight with Jim
Darcy, New York light-heavyweight,
and won the judge's decision.
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Annual Missouri Valley Tennis
Tou rn ey Starts a t Field Club
The annual Missouri Valley Tennis association tournament started
Monday on the courts of the Omaha Field club with 80 players entered
to compete for the titles held by Ted Drewes of St Louis and Mrs.
C A. Mitchell of Joplin, Mo. '
Of the 80 racquet wielders entered, 20 are women. The out-9f-town
entry list is very small. The lack of out-of-town entries is due to the
strike trouble, according to officials of
Among the out-of-town players arew
Wray Brown of St. Louis, runner
up in the last intercollegiate tennis
championship ' and six times victor
oyer William Tilden, national cham
pion, and who competed in the open
state tournay held here last year; Art
Hawkins and Walter Newell of Kan
sas City; Joe Van Ginkle, three times
champion of Iowa and present
holder of the Hawkey e title; Don
Elliott, Lincoln, and Jack Moore of
Sioux City,
; ' All of the out-of-town players won
their matches yesterday, Wray
Brown winning over :N. jDeFrance
of Omaha by default Jack Moore
beat George ; Benoklen, Omaha,
while Fred Williams of Kansas City
baet Dr. Meeks of this city. Carl
Meyer of Kansas City won over Roy
Baumbaugh, Omaha.
-Ted Drewes, Valley singles champ,
and Mrs. C A. Mitchell of Joplin.
women's champ, failed to enter the
tourney. ; '
No matches were played, in the
women's singles, although several
out-of-town feminine racquet wielders
are here to launch their fortunes in
the" whirlpool of tennis competition.
to 8 Victory Over 'Cardinals Browns Wallop Yankees
i""M"T """T"""-""T" ""TT""t - T !. Aunt wm
of Missouri-Valley
Czar Worth Wins
Feature Harness Race
Columbui, O., July .25. Czar
worthy, champion j-year-oia irott
inar ecldin.T. for whom Thomas E
Murohv last fall received $25,000
from Henry Bowles of Springfield,
Mass., today won his first race of
the season, when he defeated a big
field of 2:11 trotters in the Shepard
and Swisher stake, the feature event
of today's Grand Circuit program at
the Columbus Driving park.
The Laurel Hall was a contender
in the first two heats, finishing sec
ond and then was drawn for the
third mile on account of lameness.
Peter The Brewer, by virtue of his
taking second place in the last heat,
was accorded second place in the
race. t,xar worthy trotted the seo
ond heat in 2:04 1-4.
1:11 claaa pace, three heats, purs
11.000: t
Lulu Brook, br. m. (Bhlvely) 1 1 1
Col. Sparks, b. g. (8tokea) 1 S S
Mary coffe. ro. m. (wniteneaq)..! J
Blncenwood. Jr.. b. h. (Chllds)....T I S
Ceaey Jones, b. g. (Eaianl ..4 4 7
Francis Karl, Robert M. and Abbacy
aim atanea.
Time: 1:04V. 1:07. 1:0.
!. Ml daw trot, s and S Hake, three
heats, nurae St. 000
Csar Worthy, b. g. (Murphy) 1 1 1
Peter the Brewer, b. h. (Ray). ...10 I I
Peter Pluto, ah. c. (McDonald)... 14 1
Walter Sterling, b. g. (Stokea)... 4 S 7
Eleanor Guy, b. m. (Loomia) 1 4
The Laurel Hall, Voltage. Alt Evana,
Teddy Jay, Prince Redlao and David Ax
worthy also started.
Time: S:04t. 1:0414. 2:0.
1:14 class pace, three heat, purs
11.000:
Fsgsn, b. g. (Palln) ........I 1 1
Lady Todd. b. m. (Eraklne) 1 7 1
Minnie William, bk. m. (Boomaa).S 1 4
Valley Day, g. g. (Carpenter)..... I S I
Blllv Landls. bk. g. ( Wlckersham) .4 S S
Bessie O'Connor, Julianne and Double
O. alao atarted.
Time: 3:0U. 1:0U. I:04U.
Two-year-old trot, two In three heats,
purse 11,000:
Jane Rovere. b. f. (White).'. 1 1
Brandy wine. b. 1 (Edman) 1 ' I
Ethellnda, b. f. (Cox)....' . 4 1
The Senator, ch. 0. (McDonald) 3 4
Mary Rose, b. f. (Palln) ,...dl.
Time:. 1:1. K, 1:1014.
Mrs. Lininger Wins
in Golf Competition
The Fremont and. Council Bluffs
Country clubs, together 'with the
three Omaha clubs, were represented
in the open women s KOlt competi
tion staged Monday at the Omaha
Country, club. More than 54 lemi
nine club-swingers competed for the
various prizes.
Mrs. Carl Lininger of the Happy
Hollow club won the low gross score
prize, when she turned in a card of
101. Mrs. Douglas meters ot tne
Country club won the low.net score
competition with a 98. ' e
The blind bogey contest went to
Mrs. Crawford of Council Bluffs
when she went out after being tied
with Mrs. Guy Kiddo of the Coun
try club. Mrs. Blaine Young ot the
Field club captured the approaching
and putting contest, deleatmg Mrs.
H. L. Arnold of the Field club n a
playoff. "
Salter Wins Norfolk
Tennis Championship
Norfolk. Neb.. Tulv 25. (Special
Telegram.) George Salter defeated
Charles Durland for the city tennis
championship in thea singles of the
annual tournament here. Leo Pas
walk and Charles Durland won the
doubles championship. The north
east Nebraska tennis tournament
opens here next Monday. Durland is
the association's singles champion.
- Langeberg and Mathewson of
Walthill will be here to defend their
doubles titles.
Graham Successfully Defends
Title Against Youngster
Alex Graham, Kansas state ama
teur golf champion, who lost out in
the semi-finals of the recent Trans
mississippi tourney, successfully de
fended, his state title at Leavenworth
last week, when he defeated Clarence
Mcuuire, jr., 15-year-old arolfer, in
the 36-hole championship match.
the tourney.
Today in Ring History
Twenty-Eight Tear Ago.
Tommy Ryan won from Billy Smith,
Minneapolis, 2 round. -
Twewty-Oa Year Ago.
Young Corbett won from Kid Broad,
Denver, 1 rounds.
Fifteen Year Ago. "'
' Frank Caraey against Phil Brock, draw,
Lorain, O., 1 rounds, -
- Thirteen Years Ago.
Marvin Hart knocked out by Mlk
Schreck, Terr Haute, Ind.. four rounds.
Eight Yean Ago.
Georges Carpentltr won on a foul front
Kid Jackson, Bordeaux, four round.
Six Year Ago.
Frankl Mason against Young Ellen
wood, no . decision, Butler, Ind., eight
round. .
Flv Year Agw-
Tom McMaboa agalnit Carl Morri.
deciaion, Pittsburgh, 1 rounds.
Erdman Goes to Occidental
Loi Angeles, July 25. Charles R.
Erdman, 'captain of the Princeton
track team in 1020-21, will assist
Coach Joseph A. Pipal, at Occiden
tal college next reason, it was an
nounced here- .
' tup rwtkxtk RPP. U'PnVFSnAV .TIIT.V ' 1
'Babe Herman's
Homer Defeats
St. Joseph, 7-6
Single and Two Home Runs
in Sixth Inning Enable
Buffaloes to Win Fifth
Game of Series.
LEADl.tO BATTKRM.
u. An. n. h
Pri.
Heraaaa. Oeaafco.. a SIS 41 SS All
Wll'a, Mm lty BS 144 St .41
rtahar, M. Jos... 11 44 11 lai JH
llela. Ma: .. M II 141 .111
Maaa, 0aah..a 41 S It 411
By RALPH WAGNER.
When the Buffaloes hit they hit,
even if their hitting lasts but one
inning. Yesterday they confined
their rutting to
the sixth inning
of the fifth game
of the St. Joseph
series and de
feated the Saints
by the score of
7 to 0. A single
and then two
homers, all com
ing in a row,
trimmed Willy
Smith s league
leaders.
The Saints held
a 5 to 4 lead
Grtffzn faloes when the
herd came to bat
in the sixth. After Apperson swung
for the third strike,, Grantham sin
gled to center. With tieing run on
first, Heinie Manush parked the ball
out of the lot for his 14th homer of
the season, scoring Grantham. Not
to be outdone by his teammate.
"Babe" Herman threw out his chest
and strolled to the plate. Pitcher
Adams grooved one over the pan
and, the "Babe" clouted the agate
over the right field timber for a
homer, the second one in the inning
and the fourth of the game. Her
man's homer beat the Saints, al
though the Buffaloes didn t know it
at the time.
Four Homers.
Home run hitting seemed to be in
order during the afternoon. George
risher, slugging Saint right fielder.
collected a circuit ticket in the third
inning, scoring Kandler and Olson
ahead of him. "Pug" Griffin's homer,
his eighth of the season, came in the
fourth inning and boosted Herman
across the rubber. Griffin's homer
cleared the high fence in left field by
about four feet and, according to the
last reports, is still traveling. Ma
nush and Herman's four-baggers in
the sixth brought the total of home
runs for the day up to four.
Clarence Darrough started for
Omaha, but was jerked when things
looked bad in the eighth. During
Darrough's seven and two-third in
nings of work he was nicked for six
hits, among which were a homer and
a pair of doubles. The Saints started
one of their well-known rallies in the
eighth, but didn't get very far. "Cap"
Leidy sent Darrough to the showers
and rushed Daniel Tipple to the
mound. The Saints scored one run
in the eighth off Darrough, but
couldn't do anything with Tipple's
deliveries.
Adams Faces Buffaloes.
' Adams was Smith's choice. The
Saint was thumped for nine hits,
scattered among them being three
homers and two triples. Adams gave
way for a pinch hitter in the eighth
who failed to hit. Haid took up the
mound work, but only had to hurl
one inning.
The Buffaloes started out to win
the fifth game of the series at the
very start, scoring two runs in the
nrst, when (irantham s triple to left
scored Apperson. Manush sent
sacrifice fly out .to center and George
tallied from third.
Fisher's homer with two on in the
third gave the Saints a one-run mar
gin over the Buffaloes, while Kan
dler's single, Adams' double and Ol
son's single scored two more for the
visitors in the fourth.
. Griffin Gets Homer.
The Buffaloes came back in their
half of the fourth and, with the aid
of Griffin's homer, increased their
total of "runs to four. Grantham's
single, Manush's homer, followed by
Herman's homer, scored three for
Omaha in the sixth and enough to
win the game.
McDonald.s base on balls, fol
lowed by Spencer's error and JCan
dler's single, scored the final St. Jo
seph run in the eighth inning.
The sixth and final game of the
series is scheduled for this afternoon,
fixing Art and Sports
Paris. July 25. The French exec
utive Olympic committee, desiring to
give effect to the idea ot associating
art competition witn athletic prow
ess as held by the original revivers
of the Olympic games, will institute
five international competitions dur
ing the 19Z4 meet in architecture and
literature, it wa9 announced today.
Three medals, similar to those to
be awarded to competitors in athle
tics, will be awarded in each of the
five art competitions, pull liberty
as regards subject-matter will be
allowed except that the work of art
must be directly inspired by the idea
of sports. , 1
Johnson to Have Umps
on Scene in Future
', Chicago, July 25. American league
umpires will be given more time to
make jumps between cities during
the railroad strike, according to Ban
Johnson, league president. John
son decided on that when umpires
for a game at Detroit failed to ar
rive recently because of a break
down in rolling stock. As a last
resort, the trainers for the two
clubs, officiated. Failure of the um
pires to arrive by game time was the
first such occasion in American
league history, it was said here to
day, - Jack Might Do
Los Angeles, July 25. Scarcity of
seasoned heavyweight boxers in
southern California may force Jess
Willard to look to the east for
sparring partners,' according to'Gene
Doyle, manager of ,Willard's train
ing camp here-
Major League Club Owners May
Legislate Against Sale of Players
After July 1,
The Yankees acquired Dugan and Elmer Smith, a hard-hitting out
fielder. !n exrhance (or Elmer Miller, an outfielder: John Mitchell, a sub
stitute shortstop; W. Fewster, an
later.
Tresident Johnson revealed that?
Clark Griffith of the Washington
club had attempted to have legisla
tion passed in the American league
proh
July
but I
rohibiting sales of players after
I except oy tne waiver route.
that the owners of the New York
club prevailed upon him to with
draw the resolution. "The two major
leiffufi. bv agreement, then fixed
August 1 at the date limiting trades
or sales.
As a result of the Boston-New
York deal, new legislation probably
will be enacted, according to Presi
dent Johnson, fixing July 1 as the
latest date by which trades can be
made except by way of waiverr.
Fairbury Knocks Traux
. Out of Box in Second
Hastings, Neb.. July 25. Fairbury
made it two straight from Hastings,
winning here today, 9 to 2. Jenney
allowed only five scattered hits.
Traux, a recruit, was knocked off
the mound in the second inning, j
FAIRBURY. HA8TINQS.
AB.H.O.A.I AB.A.O.A.
Rooney, aa 1 4 IlCrann, rf 41
O'dwln, lb 1 1 4 Amen, cf
McDer.rf 111 CITomea, If
Relrhle, If I 1 1 11 Herb, lb
Wlmb h.lb I 1 ' 1 lIMoeller, lb
Hllss. cf S I I OlWIIIets, o
O'Connor, c 4 1 llEcht., ss
Lovlch, lb S 111 OlPlser. lb
1
Jenney, p S 1 1 S
Traux, p
Peterson, p
Total 111117 14
Total 11 SITU
Rcore by lnnlnra:
Fairbury ISO 00 Ml t
Haatlns 110 000.000 1
Summary Runs: Rooney, Goodwin, Mc
Dermott (2), Relchle. Wlmbush (1), Jen
ney, Tomes, Moeller, Errors: Rooney,
Relchle, Echtermeyer. Rome run: Tomes.
Three-baae hitat Bliss, Relchle. Two-base
hits: Bliss, Lovlch, Echtermeyer. Sacri
fice hits: Peterson, McDermott. Baa on
balls: Off Traux. 4: off Jenney, I; off
Peterson. 2. Stolen base: Rooney, Double
playa: Ooodwln to Rooney to Lovlch.
Peterson to Moeller to Serb. Run and
hits: Off Traux. S and 4 In 1 I-l Innings;
off Peterson. 4 and 8 In T 1-1 Innings.
Struck out: By Jenmy, 1. 'Left on baaes:
Fairbury, : Hasting. 7. Hit by pitched
ball: O'Connor, by Traux. Wild pitch:
Peterson. Earned runa: Fairbury. ;
Hastings, 1. Umpire: Whseler, Time:
2:00.
blander Win.
Norfolk, Neb., July 2S. Norfolk and.
Grand Island played In the mud here to
day and the Islander hit Barnett for
eighteen clean hits, cllnchtnc the game,
14 to 1. The S'oret
GRAND ISLAND NORFOLK.
AB.H.O.A. AB.H.R.A.
Kranda.lb
Roben.rf
Mets.es
Palmtre.lf
Plerce,2b
Brewer, lb
Speaker.cf
Ronerts.c
Lathrop.p
Faulk. p
4 2 1 2IAthrton.ee 3 0 13
2 0
I I
1 1
I 1
0 11
1 0
2 1
0
1 0
0 1 Mitchell, 2b
Marr.lb
Dldler.lb
Clark.c
Rouse. If
Knapp.rf
OjGravea.cf
Hegerty.lb
Barnett.p
Total 31 18 27 15;
Totala 2 7 27 13
Score bv innings
Grand Island 012 005 24014
Norfolk 01 10 000
Summary Runs: Kranda t3). Kr.en
(?. Mats. Palmatiera (2). Brewer. Lath
run. Faulk (3). Hesertv (2). Errors
Metx, Barnett. Two-baee hits: Spesker,
Mitchell. Sacrifice hits: Roberts tz)
Faulk, Barnett. Bases on ball: Off Bar
nett. : off Lathrop. 7: ore r-auiK,
stolen base: Hesrerty. Doucle play
Marr to Mitchell to Hegerty; fierce to
Met to Brewer (2). Hit: Off Barnett,
18: off Faulk. 7 In S 1-3. Left on base
Norfolk. IS: Grand Island. 11. Struck out
By Barnett, 1; by Lathrop, 1; uy rauik,
7. Hit by pitched ban: uy rauik, amer
by Barnett, (Brewer). ' Wild . pitch
ton: hv Harnett, tfrewer. who. pucn
pitcher: Faulk. Losing pitcher: Barnett.
Umpire: Smith. Time: z:4ul
Beatrice Even Series.
Tt-atrlce. Neb.. July 25. Beatrice even
'ed up the aeries here today by a ocore of
K to 2. it was a pitcnera- oawe oeiween
Marau is and Stokes. Kirchners inree
baan hit save Beatrice a lead in the
eighth, but Lincoln tied the count in the
ninth with .two- clean nit oy Dye ana
Gibson. In tbe ninth, alter two were out
Quinn got a base on balla, stole second
and scored on unger s smasn to rigni ce
ter.
LINCOLN.
BEATRICE.
AB.H.O.A,
AB.H.O.A.
Sarvls, cf 4 0
Sp'ger, ss 4 0
Dye, 2b 4 1
Gibson, rf 3 1
Conkey, o 4 0
Bool, If 4 2
McCoy, lb 2 1
Zinker, 3b 3 0
Stokes, p I 4
Dela'ra, 2b 3 0
Kirch'r, lb 4 1 lit
WIggen, rf 4 3 1
Bow'n, cf I 0 1
Mooney, If 4 0
2 0
Qllnn. as 30
2
Sholl, lb 3 0 2
Unger, o- 4 3 2
Marquia, p 1 0 0,
Totals 31 6 26 12; Totals 31 1 27 IS
zTwo out when winning run scored.
Score by Innings:
Lincoln 010 000 0012
Beatrice 001 000 011 3
Summary Runs: Dye, Bool, Klrchner,
wiggen, yulnn. Errors: Delaguerra (21,
Quinn. Three-base hit: Klrchner, Bool,
Two-baee hlta: Unger, Dye. Sacrifice hit:
Bowman, McCoy. Stolen baaes: Quinn,
Sarvls. Struck out: By Marquis, 2; by
stokes, . Base on balls: Off Marquis, 1;
off Stokes, 3. Double playa: Marquis to
Delaguerra to Klrchner; Delaguerra to
Klrchner. Left on base: Beatrice, (; Lin
coln, 9, uarnea runs: Beatrice, z; Ltn
coin, 2. Umpire: Johnson. Time: 2:00,
Sam Laneford to Fight
Samv Langford, the Boston Tar
Baby, who has been figuring m the
heavyweight djvision. for the past
quarter century, will meet Big Bill
Tate, another dusky scrapper,
Tulsa, August 4.
in
Langford will also, fight
Wichita, August 11.
in
Golf TisssiB
Q. If a ball stops under the low-hana
ins orancnes oi a ousn, is tne player per
mitted to bend 'or nueh these llmba aside
to play his next itroke?
A. Ye. He ran do no to get a Mr
stance and to swing bi clab.
Q. Pleaae give a full Interpretation of
Rui 12, which say that after a player
ha holed out and his ODnonent haa nn.
stroke for a half, nothing th player can
u can aeprive mm or tno nan. tsuppo
the opponent ha two atrokea left lor a
half, what then! ,
A. This ralat aniiran dull Mr mnA
la Intended to protect player against at
penalty of loea of th haie, where. If M
penalty be Incurred th opponent can not
possibly do better than halv th hols. If
the opponent ha two strokes for a naif.
then he haa e. far s win. In that aua
the player la properly subject to. the
noal penattle.
Q. Where a ball land In ground nnder
repair and collects mud or-dirt, can the
player. In lifting and dropping It, clean
the ball? . .
A, Ne.
Q. - Haa a hahdlcan committee th right
to change the handicap of player aftr
a tournament. In which handicap apply,
I atarted T
L The rule ef rolf aoat cover nrb
pohtt. However, it weald eertainiy be
laasalTteaMe for the eesnnalttee t take
neb, action, since endless eoafasfroa would
nnaaemeeiy mart.
Q. Pleaes give the correct deciaion en
the following caae: Four player' are en
gaged la a Scotch foursome, except that
from the te both partners drive and the
beet ball is taken for praying tbe hole
out. A'a ball travel I yards further than
hie partner. B's. does, but roil Into rough.
After a few minutes search the two give
np A' ball, and go ahead playing B e
ball. After a etroke Is played with B
ball. A s ball la found. Can the two come
back and play it!
a. new
Except by Waiver
rhlram. 111., J air IS.
RESIDENT Ban Johnson of the American league to
night declared the deal which sent Joe Dugan, star
third baseman with the Boston Americans to the New
York Yankees was a "regrettable transaction" and
that trades of this character in mid-season must be
"discouraged and legislated against."
inficlder, and a pitcher to be selected
NEBRASKA STATE LKAGl'E.
Standing.
Wl.Pct.l W.L.Prt.
n..trl. It t .ism Palrburv S .10
Norfolk 10. 4161 0. Island ( 1.400
Lincoln ,. I I .I00 Hastings 4 11. Ill
Yea tor day's SVesulta.
Fairbury, I: Hasting. 2.
Orand Island, 14: Norfolk, 2.
Beatrice, 1; Lincoln, 2.
Today's titme.
Fairbury at Haatlng.
Srand Island at Norfolk.
Incoln Beatrice.
WESTEBN LEAGIE.
' Standing. ,
W. L. Pet. I W. L. Pet
St. Joae'h 11 SI . 11 Buffalo U 4S Mt
Boo City 17 41 .(111 Okla City 44 17 .4M
Tula 11 41 .6741 D. Molne 17 41 .114
Wichita S4 41 Mi Denver It 44 .114
. . Ifea tec day Mtm It.
Buff, ll St. JMk, .
Oklahoma City, T: De Moines, I.
Denver, 4 : Tulaa, I.
Wichita at Sioux City, rain.
Today' Game.
St. Joseph at Osaaha,
Tulaa at Denver,
Wichita t Sioux City.
Oklahoma City at Das Moines.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
. . Standing.
St. Louis ' SS ll.llllClevel'd 4141.500
New York 63 42 .S58 Washing fn 42 41 .447
Chtr.rn 40 44 .S27I Phila. 17 41.411
Detroit 4 41 .111 Boston 58 64.413
t eatrraays Heeuit.
Detroit, I; Washington, S.
Chicago. 1; Boston, 1. s.
St. Louis, S: New York? 0.
Cleveland, 4-4; Philadelphia-, 0-11,
Today' Came.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Now York at St. Louie. -Boston
at Chicago.
Waahington at Detroit.
NATIONAL LEAGIE.
Standings.
W.L.Pct. W.L.Pct
New York 55 34.018
St. Loula 67 37 .600
Chicago 49 43 .518
Cincinnati 49 44 .527
Pittsburgh 45 41.100
Brooklyn 44 47 .
Phlla. 10 14 .157
Boston 31 67 .352
. Yesterday' Result.
Cincinnati, 15; Philadelphia, 11.
New York, I; St. Louis, 8.
Plttaburgh, 5; Brooklyn, 1.
Chicago, ; Boston, 3.
Today' Game.
Chicago at Boston.
Pittsburgh nt Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at New York.
AMERICAN A8NOCOATIOX,
Standing.
W.L.Pct.l W.L.Pct
St. Paul 61 36 .617 Louisville 48 60 .400
Indianap, 6S 40 .583 Kansas C. 48 63 .476
Mllwauk. 57 45 .6691 Columbus 40 51 .404
Minneap. 60 46 .526) Toledo
4 63 .361
Yesterday's Results,
Milwaukee, 8; Indianapolis, 4.
St. Paul, 11: Toledo, 6.
No other gamea acheduled.
Today's Game.
Toledo at Milwaukee.
Columbus at Kansas City.
Indianapolis e.t Minneapolis.
Louisville at St. Paul.
Bears Win Free
Hitting Game, 4-3
t
Denver, July 25. In a free hitting
game Denver won from Tulsa today.
4 to 3. 'Fast fielding on the part of
both teams kept the score down.
score:
TULSA.
DENVER.
AB.H.O.A.
Gomes, If 4 2 1
Kerr, xs 4 12 4
Long, rf 4 110
ghanley.lb 4 2 13 1
Patters., 3b 4 1 3 1
O'Brien, cf 2 1 4 1
Rodgers.2b 3 0-07
Kllhullen.c 3 2 2 2
Bonelly, p 3 0 0
' AB.H.O.A
Bennett, If 4 1 1 0
Tho'ps., 3b 3 2 2
Davis, rf .4 14 0
Lamb, cf 4 2 0 0
Leilv'lt, lb 3 0 11 0
Baum.. 2b 4 3
M. VIII IS.B a V ,
Crosby, c 2 0 3 0
Black, p 3 0 0 2
xStuart 10 0 0
Hall, p 00
Totals 30 I 25 16
Totala 32 10 27 22
xBatted for Black In ninth.
score by inn nss:
Tulsa .. 200 001 0003
Denver .. 020 020 000 4
Summary Runs: Thompson. Lamb.
Bauman, Gomes, Shanley, O'Brien, Kllhul
len. Errors: Davis, Lelivelt. Earned runs:
Tulaa, 3; Denver. 4. Stolen baaes: Thomp
son. Bauman, Two-base hlta: Davis, Shan
Icy, Gomes. Three-base hits: Kllhullen,
Long. Shanley. Home runs: Lamb. Cacrl-
rice nita: Croaby (2), O'Brien. Struck out:
By Hall. 1: by Black. 1. Baa on balls:
Off Bonelly. 4. Hit by pitched hall: Lett
velt, by Bonelly. Double playa: McGin
ni to Bauman to Lelivelt; Kerr toRod
gera to Shanley; O'Brien to Kllhullen.
Wild pitch: Black. Left on baaes: Tula,
7; Denver.. 5. Run and hit: Oft Bonelly,
3 and I In I inning: off Hall. and t In
1. Umpires: Holme and Ormsby. Time:
1:40.
Indian Route Boosters.
De Moines. ' July 25. Oklahoma City
pounded Cullop out of the box In th first
Inninr and obtained a lead which the lo-
cala were unable to oveifjome. The victors
won the game, 7 to 4. Score:
OKLAHOMA CITY.
DES MOINES.
AB.H.O.A.
AB.H.O.A.
Genln, cf S 0 4
Wagner, lb 4 '2 1 I
Horan, rf 4 110
G'ham, lb 1 0 7 0
Graney, If I'l 0
Gorman, Sb 42
Pitt, rf 4 2 2 0
O'lardl. If 6 2 10
Tate. 2b 6 114
Felber, 2b 6 116
McD'lel, lb 4 1 14 0
Flher. e 3 12 1
Wlndle, aa 4 0 12
rgeon. aa II 1 1
Moore, cf . 4 1 I 0
Wilson, o
Cullop, p
Cooper.p
110
0 0 0 0
4 10 4
0 00
McBee, p ' 2 0 0 1
Love, p ' 1 .0 0 0
xconnolly
Totals 8712 27 11
Total 14 7 27 I
zRan for Wilson. In ninth.
Score by innings:
Oklahoma City ; .....401 001 1007
Dea Moines 000 040 0004
Summary Runs: Pitt. Tate. Felber (2),
McDanlcIs ((2), Moore, Genln, Turgeon,
Wilson. Cooner. Errors: Felber. Turgeon.
Home run: McDanlel. Three base hit:
Pitt, Two-baae hlta: McDanlel. Turgeon
(2), Cooper. Sacrifice hits: Love, Fiaher.
Stolen bases: enln, Wagner. Left on
basea: Oklahoma City, 7; De Molne, ,
Struck out: By Cooper, I; by Love, 2.
Base on balls: Off Cooner. 2: off McBee,
1? off laive. 1." Hit bv Ditched ball: By
McBee, Wilson. Earned run and hits: Off
Cullop, z and 4 In 1-3 inning: oir cooper.
I and I in I 2.i innings; off McBee, I and
S in 4 1-2 innings; off Love. 0 and 1 in
4 12 Innings. Losing pitcher. Cullop;
winning pitcher: McBee. UmWres: An
derson and Richardson. Time: 1:46,
Large Entry List in
Lincoln Golf Tourney
Lincoln. Neb.. Tulv 25. (Special
Telegram.) One hundred and thir
teen golfers tried for places in tbe
charmed circle of 64 who make up
the four flights of the second annual
city golf tournament . here, ihe
Country club course was slow ana
11 Qualifying scores mgn. uene
Slatterv was medalist, with an 83,
and Willard Folsom, present city
hampion, turned in an 85.
Baseball Records
Made This Date
July 2. 131 No hit gam. Seward.
Philadelphia against Cincinnati (A.A.).
Browns Tighten
Grip on First
in American
St. Louis Knocks Mays Out of
Box in Sixth William
Gets His 22d Homer
of Season.
LIADINO BATTER.
. 41, An. H, H. Pel.
enasew, aw. t,...i 7 ai ins ,411
- aJM ws mm .11 mm 117 .oe
fc. Cleveland SI MS 14
Mr. Near leek..! 141 SI SS .154
HaUnuuu, Detroit .ST 14 SS 11 JA1
St Louis. Tulv 25. Shocker at
lowed only six hits and the Browns
shut out the Yankees, 8 to 0, today
in the first game of a four-game
icrie.
The locals batted Mays out of the
box in the sixth, when they scored
five runs. In the-fourth inning Wil
liams knocked out his 22d home run
ot the season with Sisler on base,
The other run was scored in the
eighth.
Joe Dugan, third baseman, ac
quired Sunday from Boston, made
his first appearance in a New York
uniform.
The victory increased the Brown's
lead for first place to two and one
half games. Score:
NKW YORK. - BT. LOUIS.
AB.H.O.A.I AB.H.O.A.
Wltt.er 1 1 1.
Dugan. lb 4 111
Meueel.rt 'till
Ruth.lf IS
Oerber.a 4 12 1
Tobln.rf 4 2 10
8l.6er.lb I 1 T 2
Wtlllami.lf 111
McMnua.lb till
Jacoben.cf tail
Severeld.o S I I
Bronkle.lb Sill
Schanc.o 4 12 1
Pipp.lb S 2 11
Ward. 3b I I I I
Scott, a lilt
Maya.D . 1 I t 01
Shocker.p 4 111
O'Doul.p . 11
Total 11 11 IT 11
Total 11 41411
Score t-v innlnn:
New Tork 00 00 000 0
St. Louie 00 201 Olx I
Summary Run: Oerber, Tot In. Sisler
(2). William. MoManu (2), Jacobean. No
error. Two-tut hit: Ducan. oerber,
Sisler. Bronkle. Three-base hit: McManus.
Home run: Williams. Sacrifice: William,
Double plays: Sisler and Bronkle: Dugan
and Plpp; Plpu (unassisted). Left on
bases: New York, 7; St. Loula, 4.' Base
on ball: Off Maya. 1: off O'Doul. 1: off
Shocker, 1. Struck out: By May. 1; by
u doui, l; by Shocker, 2. Hit: Off May,
7 in 6 1-1 Innings: off O'Doul. 4 in 2 2-1
Inning. Wild pitch: O'Doul. Losing
pitcner: Mays. Umpires: Owens and Con
nolly. Time: 1:63.
Detroit Hits Jonnson.
Detroit. July 26. Detroit hit Johnson
hard today while Oldham waa holding
Waahington In cbeck and won. S to S, In
opening game of the series here. Shank
waa responsible for all of th National'
run, driving in tour with his three hit,
and acorina the other. Fred . Hanev.
Tiger utility Inflelder, waa notified today
ho had been Indefinitely impended for
nia runin Sunday with Trainer Bier
naiter or Bt. Loula
WASHINGTON,
DETROIT.
AB.H.O.A
AB.H.O.A
Rice, cf 6 110
Blue, lb 4 1 11 0
Harris, -bill!
Jones, lb 4 114
Judge, lb 4 3 I 1
co do, cr 4to
Veach, If lit
Hellm., rf 4 16
Cutsh'w, lb I t 1 l
Rltney, 4 1 l 4
Woodal, e 4 2 ! 0
Shanks, If 4 3 6 0
Uoebel, rf 4 1 1 0
Peckiti., e 4 1 S 1
Lamot., 3b 4 9 0 0
Plclnlch, c I t I 1
Johnson, p I 0 41
Turk, p 0 0 0 01
Oldham, p 4 l
xonarrlty 10 0 0
Total I IS 27 12
Totals 31 11 24 12
Score by inninaa:
Waahington
Detroit
.102 00 0201
.320 001 20x 8
Summary Runa: Rice,
Harris. Judga
(2). Shanks. Blue (3). Cobb. Veach. Cut-
ahaw, Rigney, Oldham. Errora: Plclnlch,
Cutahaw. Two-baae hlta: Veach, Peckln
pauch, Cutahaw, Cobb, Shank. Rigney,
Tone. Blue. Three-base hits: Shanks.
Rice. Home run: (Shank. 8tolan baaea:
Cutahaw. Sacrifice: Cutahaw. Double
playa: Cutahaw and Jones ; Judge, Peckln
paugh and Judge; Harris, Pecktnpaugh
and Judge. Left on bases: Waahington.
6: Detroit, I. Baaea on balls: Off John
son, 2; off Turk, 1. Struck out: By
Johnson, 3; by Oldham, 2. Hit: Off
lonnaon. 14 in 7 lnnlnaa: off Turk. 1 In
1 Inning-. Hit by pitched ball: by John
son (Hellmann). Wild pitch: Oldham.
Losing 'pitcher: Johnson. Umpire: Evan
and Guthrie, Time: 1:69.
Cleveland Break Even.
Cleveland. O.. July 25. The Cleveland
In. Hans defeated Philadelphia. 4 to 0. to
day In the first game of a louble-header
and then loat the second, II to 4.
uuy Morton, who allowed only seven
hit In the first game and fanned seven
batters, tried to pitch the second srama
also, but was knocked out oS the box
n tne fifth. Score, first game
PHILADELPHIA.
CLEVELAND.
AB.H.O.A.
AB.H.O.A.
McO'n, cf
0 4
Jam'n If
4 1
Dykes, 3b
W'lker, If
1 2
0 1
2 12
1 1
1 2
1 0
0 1
1 1
Wamby, 2b
Speaker.cf
Wood, rf
Sewell, as
1 1
4 1
I 1
3 1
5 0
3 0
I 0
3 1
H'er, lb
G'l'way.ss
Brgy, o
Welch, cf
SchT, 2 b
R'mel, p
xMlller
xP'kins
Gardner.Sb
M'Innis. lb
O'Nell, c
Morton, p
0 0 0j
00
Total 2 6 27 12
Total 34 7 24 11
xBatted for Scheer In ninth.
xBatted for Rommel in ninth.
Score by Innings:
Philadelphia 000 000 0000
Cleveland 003 002 OOx 4
Summary Run: Jones, Sepeaker, Wood,
O'Neill. Two-baa hits: Bruggy, Galloway,
Wamby, Wood. Left on base: Philadel
phia, I; Cleveland, 2. Baaes on balla:
Rommell, 1; Morton 2. Struck out: By
Rommel, 2; by Morton T, Umpires: Htlde
brand and Nallln. Tim; 1:41.
Score, second game:
PHILADELPHIA.
CLEVELAND.
AB.H.O.A.
AB.H.O.A.
Jamie., if 4 I 0
Wamby, 2b I 1 1 1
Step'ena,2b 1110
Speaker, cf 3 0 2 0
Evana.' c 0 0 10
M'Go'an.cf 441
Dyke, lb 112 1
Walker, II I I I I
Hauser. 10 6 111
Callow., 4 1 1 4
Perkin. c I 0 1
Wood, -rf 110 0
Shaute. rf 10 0 0
J.Sewell, 4 0 2 3
Welch, rf S 1 1 0
Sheer. 2b 4 1 1
Hasty, p 4 111
Gardn., 3b 3 0 1 3
Doran. JO o o o
Total 3S It 27 It
M'Innis, lb 4 1 14 1
O'Neill, e2121
L.Sewell, e I 0 I 1
Morton, p 1 0 1
Llndsey, p 0 0 0 1
Bagoy, p
iii
Total
24 1 27 14
Score by Innings:
Philadelphia
Cleveland
000 262 000 11
000 003 010 4
McGowan (2). Dyke
Summary Runs:
(2). Walker (3). Hauser (3). Galloway.
Jamleion (2). Errora: Hauser, Wamby.
Two-baae hite: Welch, Hauser, Galloway
(2), Bagby. Stephenson. Three-base hits:
Jsmieson. Sacrifices: Oalloway, Evans.
Dnuhia nlava: Hasty. Galloway and Hau
ser. Left nn baae: Philadelphia, 6; Cleve
land. S. Base on balla: Off Hasty, 1; off
Morton. 1; off Llndsey, 1; off Bagby, 1.
Hits: Off Morton, ( In 4 1-1 Innings; off
Llndsey. In 1 Inning; off Bagby. 1 In
1 2-3 Innings. Struck out: By Hssty, 1;
by Morton. 1: by Bagby. . Losing; pitch
er: Morton, Umpires: Nallln and Hllde
brand. Time: 1:60.
Chicago win Pint.
Chicago, July 25. Ted Blankenshlp held
Boston to flv hits, only two of which
were bunched In the last inninr. while
Chicago hit Pennock opportunely and won
th first game of the eerie. I to 1. Mitch
ell, . who came to Boaton from the Yan
kee l tne imgan deal, plaved short. .
BOSTON. I CHICAGO.
AB.H.O.A I AB.H.O.A.
L'bold, ef
ljjnson. i
111
x Karr
M'oky. cf
Foatrr, 3b
Burns lb
0 0 0
0
10
111 0
11
10
M'llsan. lb
line, lb
Hoover, rf
Strunk. cf
Pratt, lb
Harrie. If
Falk. If
Sheetr. lb
J.CIIn.rf
0 8rhalk,e '
1 1 I Blehlp, p
I 1
1 1 . Totals
M'chell, as
Wtera. e
P"nock, p
1111 17
Total I I 21 llf
xBatted fcr Lelbald In eighth.
Falk out. hit by batted ball.
Score by Inline :
Boaton . ton AAA noo 1
Chicago i SM tlx 3
Summary Runa: Foster, Johnson. Mull
igan. 8trunk. Error: Falk. Two-baae hit:
Strunk. Three-baa- hit: Mulllran. Stolen
baae: Foster. Sacrifice: E Collins. Double
pley: Johnson to E. Collin to 8h-ely. I-eft
on fiaae: 'Biaton. 4;- Chicago. 4. Base
nn ball: Elankenahlp. 3: Pennock. 1.
Struck out: By Pennock. I: bv Blanken
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