Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA BEE: SATURDAY, 'AUGUST 12. 1022.
State Singles Tennis Crown Again Rests on Dome of Ralph Powell
10
Field Club Net
Star Defeats
. E. R. McCormick
Former. Omaha Champion
Ciiis Over Prw-nt Title
Holder in Straight
Sets at Lincoln.
Lincoln, Xdt Ann. II (Special
Telegram.) -Ralph Powell retained
.hi title of (talc championship (or the
fourih tune in ht was probably
the fattest trnnii match ever staged
on a Nebraska court this afternoon
when he defeated K. K. McCormirk
in straight nets, 6-4, 6-1. 7-5. tioth
men played a upcctacular name and
it was brill inure matched againit
brilliance, with Powell having an ad
mitten edge.
Both men played deep most of the
time, I owell coming in clone on hn
own service. They made hot that
seemed impossible am! neither con
testant resorted to lobbing. Powell
cored 111 points and McCor
mirk, 86.
There were but four love games,
Powell winning all of them. McCor
mick nerved six double faults, while
Powell served none.'
Their placement of shot kicked
tip the white dust time after time
and the gallery, which numbered
1,000 people, marveled at the ac
curacy displayed.
1 he first four games went to
deuce, Powell taking the first and
third and McCormick 'the second and
fourth. It was the first time Towell
has been forced to extend himself
in the present state tournament or
since he began winning state titles.
He worked hard from start to finish.
He seemed just as fast as ever re
gardless of his overweight, and at
times was invincible. He returned
strokes that should have gone as per
fect placemcnts"iii McCormick's rec
ord. .
The stroke analysis:
Powell o n
The points made:
Ace Place Outs Nets DF Ers
McCormlck .1 17 IS 8 17
fowell 1
' S
7
IS
S
. 7
10
It
4
ft
4
13
A
McCormlck .0
Mct'ormick . t
rowdl 1
Poind mnrtet
Mot 'arm Irk .'..
Powell
McCormlck .
Powell
McCormirk ... .
Powell
..41S MS 441 SSS I
..02J S4S SI4 7 3S 0
HO 603 1 SO: I
411 444 44 SA:t
.M4 tit M4 20081:5
.411 444 33 1 44437:7
In the semi-finals doubles, McCor
truck and Don hlliott. Lincoln city
champion, won from Fred Archerd
and Floyd Seymour in straight sets,
0-4, o-4, 6-2. Mctormick and El
liott meet Dean 6. E. McProud,
University Place, and Eddie Geesen
ot Seward in the doubles finals to
morrow afternoon at 3.'
Geesen and McProud won their
way to the finals by defeating
Charles Matthewson and Paul Lang
cnberg. southeastern Nebraska cham
pion, 4-6, 60, 6-2, 9-7, Friday rnorn-
jn;
WESTEBX I.EAGVE.
(. All. R. H. Pet.
tinman. Omaha..
. 7S tB3 4'J IIS .426
11K 476 119 lHi .3H4
.117 4H1 04 1S .S78
HO 477 lit 177 .371
.113 437 85 161 JW
f Ulirr. St. Jocpn.
Et, wicnita .
Inunh. Omalia .
if U, Sioux City .
NATIOSAK
(i..AB.
H. Pet.
161 .SSI
154 .3S
76 .34
119 .301
149 .356
Ilornsbr. St. I-oli. ins 48 J
WcImw. Plttoburrh .10 41S
ftnyder. New. Xork.. 69, 309
rlm. t'hlraao ... 81 SJO
Hollocber, Chicago IPS 419
I AMERICAN.
fohB, Detroit ...... DO 37J
iltlrr. 8t. lub ...101 41S
prakrr, Cleveland .. 100 304
Icliane. New York. SO t
iiallaiann, Detroit .103 394
15S ,4A9
168 .4IW
137
92 .347
136 .345
M alt er Race Results
Malvern, la., Aug. 11. (Special
-Telegram.) The last day of the
Mills County fair and race neet wit
nessed the largest crowd of the week.
In . the drawing, Irving Fisher of
Emerson won the Hudson speed
ster; Royce Wederquist of Strahan,
ithe Ford coupe, and Walter Donner
he radio.
I Tabor won over Randolph, 7-9, in
saseball. .
I The results of the races were
yho Worth (Parker) ,
Audubon (Levallry)
Siottio Bingen (Potter) ....
. .1
. .2
..3
..4
lrlnc Laudir (Crew)
$ Time: 1:21.
till puce:
ras Motto (T. Binder) .
ucy Hurst (Tosh)
J.ouis the Great (Norton)
fit Borton (Beeiley) .....
..3
4Vi-FurlonE bash Acclamation (Shoek
ev); Hob F. (Whlttlngton) ; Joe Burn
itine (Ebaon). ' x
H-MUo Dash Falllsan (Outhridge)
Bin S, (Whlttlngton); Elizabeth Roberts
: HaU), . '
f Q 'What Is the correct thins to do
Iwhere a ball to lost In ground under re-
. ?"A.TThe samp rule applies a for a ball
loat la the. fairway or rough. Lii of
trnke and distance under l otted States
tielf aaaocfcatloa and Canadian rules: loss
lit distance only under Wextern bolt as-
r elation rales.
Q Is there any penalty for grounding
a club in front ot the ball through the
fairway, such as is frequently done on
he putting green?
1 A. No. The only prohibition la against
pressing down the surface of the ground
in any way so as to imprdve the player's
ihanrea for playing the stroke.
F Q. Please give a decision on the follow
ing case: A player's ball stopped In a
tut in a roadway running diagonally
across the fatiy. He walked 16 or 20
Ster along the road away from where the
!all lay and took a practice stroke to
letermme the consistency of the ground
ormlng the rut. Was" he penalised t
i yea, by toss of the b4e In match
lay and two strokes In medal play. The
whale road most be considered a kaaara.
Q Should a player be penalised, if.
irhere his ball stops ta a sand trap he
casually allows the head of his club to
touch the samt. say a yard or mora away
from the bant boI
DhVy and twe strokes la medal play.
f a. a and B are playing a match On
k certain hole A holes out. B has played
JouTatrokee aad sski A how msny he
tisi played. ' A replies six, adding that
fe has his next stroke o win the hole.
b putts, and misses. Then A aaye he was
fclataken. that he had played only five
Skes! and that B really had te hole
f, ,u"t f" It half. Doe., A loa. the hole
Jhroughulvrng prHe.
i. ntr nrer to oled oat ad hi.
ttppaarat raa
Kit of fcia t J
larer saay a laues -
S
Batters
wUss the Ma wit urn a.
Pittsburgh Pirates
EDDIE'S FRIENDS after eddie gives a party.
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New Packer
Hurler Beats
Oilers, 6 to 4
Tulsa, Okl., Aug. 11. Sioux City
took the lead in the series with the
Oilers by winning todya's game, 6
to 4. Durlandti held Tulsa to six
scattered hits, all of which came in
the first four innings, Russell was
knocked from the box in the first
before there was an out and Haugh-
land, who finished, ' pitched veil
throughout. Score:
SIOUX CITT TULSA.
AB.H.O.A
AB.H.O.A.
Hamlin, ji 5 3 3 4
Bennett.lf 4 0 10
ThomM.Sb 3 0 0 2
David, n' 3 10 0
Lamb.cf 4 0 3 0
Lellvelt.lb 4 2 13 0
Bauman.ilb 3 0 3 9
Stuart, i 4 2 0 3
Croaby.o 4 15 0
Rusiell.p 0 0 0 0
H'gway,3b 5 111
F.lnh.of S 3 0
Metl.lb 6 3 10 0 1
Mattlck.lt 4 0 i
Palmer,2b 4 2 3 6
Ostergd.rf 4 1 3 0
8nanllng,o 4 110
Dulantl.p 3 0 0 0
IHaurhld.o 3 0 3 0
Totali 3 14 27 10
Total! 33 8 27 18
Score by Innings:
Sioux City 311 010 000
Tulsa 021 100 000 4
Summary Runs: Hamilton (2), Hem
ingway, Elsh (2), Meti. Thompson. Lell-
velt, Stuart (2). Errors: Mattlck. Crosby.
Earnea runs: Sioux City. 6: Tulsa. . 4. Lef t
on bases: Sioux City, 8; Tulaa, 4. Two
base hits: Meta, Lellvelt, Stuart, Palmer,
Shangllng, Elan. Home runs: Hamilton
(2), Hemingway, Mets, Stuart. Stolen
bases: Elsh (2). Bases on halls: Off
Haughland. 2; of! Dulanti, 3. Struck out:
By Haughland. 5: bv Dulanti. 1. Runn
and hits: Oft Russell, 3 and 4 In 0 (none
out In first). Double plays: Palmer-Hamll-
lon-meti: uauman-Leuvelt: 8tuart-Hau-
man-Iiellvelt. Umpires: Anderson and
Lewis. Time: 1:60.
Wichita Win In 11th.
Wichita, Aug. 11. Des Moines tied It
up In the ninth, only to lose out in the
Uth on a pair ot passes and two singles.
in. score was a to s. , score:
DES MOINES. I WICHITA.
AB.H.O.A. AB.H.O.A.
Grancy, cf 6 1 5 0 Smith, cf . 2 3 0
Wagner. 2b 5
Horan, rf 4
3 6 3 Blake'y. If 6 2 4
2 4 0
Wash'n, 2b 4 1 2
Qrah'm.lb 4
0 12 IjEast,
rf 2 12
Cooper, If 4
Turge'n, sa 3
Conn'y, 3b 6
Banner, e 5
Lynch, p w
Wolfram, p 1
xGenin 1
10 0
2 3 6
1 2
Berger, ss 6 4 3
Butler. 3b 4 1 1
Haley, c 5 0 2
M'Do'll, lb 4 1 ID
Maun, p 4 2 0
2 2 1
0 0 1
0 0 1
0 0 0
Oregory, pill
Totals 40 15 33 19
Totals 41 12 31 17
xBatted for Lynch in ninth.
One out when winning run acosed.
Store by Innings:
Dcs Moines 010 230 011 00 s
Wichita :..004 101 200 01 9
Summary Runs: Granev (21. Wavner.
Horan, Graham, Cooper. Turgeon, Banner,
Smith, Hlakeeley (3), Washburn, East (2),
McDowell, Maun. Error: Washburn. Sac
rifice hits: Tursreon (2), Washburn (2,
Butler (2.) Two-base hits: Wagner, Gra-
ney. Berger. Three-base hit: Gregory.
Home' runs: Banner. Horan. McDowell.
Maun. Stolen -bases: Smith, Berger. Hits:
Off Maun, 0 and 8 runs in 8 -3 innings; off
Lynch, and 3 In 8 innings. Double plays:
Oraham-Turgeon-Wagner; Washburn-Ber-ger-McDowell
; Blakesley-Berger-Gregory.
Struck .out: By Lynch, ; by Maun, 3; Bases
on balls: Off Lynch, 6; off Wolfram, 2; off
Maun, 3. Left on bases: Wichita, ; Des
Moines, 6. Earned runs: Wichita, 8; Des
Moines, 7. Winning pitcher: Gregory. Los
ing pitcher: Wolfram. Wild pitch: Maun.
Umpires: Donahue and Held. Time: 2:20.-
Love Goes lp In Air.
Oklahoma City, Aug: 11. After making
a great start, Ruel Love blew up in the
sixth and seventh and nfter making a
poor jtart. Freeman tightened after the
second inning and Denver made it three
straight today, 6 to 6.'
Score:
DENVER. I
OKLA. CITY.-
AB.H.O.A.!
AB.H.O.A.
O'Brien, cf 6
2 1 OlPitt, rf
1 0
domes. If 5
Shanley,2b S
T.Long, rf 4
Patter., 3b 4
Kerr, ss 4
Cartw.,lb 3
Kllhul., e 4
Freeman, p 4
2 2 OIThierlen.ir
1 3 61 Tate, 3b
1 0 0Fflbcr, 2b
0 0 3! M'Pan.. lb
3 4 2zKrueger
1 14 0;.I. Long, e
0 4 3Wlndle, as
2 0 4: Moore, cf
3 0
3 3
3 2
0
0
1
?
0
1
1
t
Hall, p 0
0 4 Love, p
Al en. B
Totals " Zi 12 27 18Kernan
Totals 38 27 10
iRsn for McDaniel In ninth.
cBatted for Allen in ninth.
Score by innings:
Denver 000 002 310 8
Oklahoma City .....310 010 000 i
Summary Runs: O'Brien (2), Gomes,
Kerr, Freeman, Cartwright, Thierlen,
Tate, Felber, McDaniel, Love. Errors:
Patterson, J. Long. Two-base hits:
O'Brien. Gomes, Kerr, Tate. Three-base
hit: Cartwright. Home run: McDaniel.
Sacrifice: Windle. Stolen base: T. Long,
Moore. Bases on balls: Love, 1: Free
man. 4; Hall. 2. Hit by pitched ball: Mc
Daniel by Freeman. Struck out: By Lave,
4: by Allen. 1; by Freeman, 2. Runs and
hits: Off Love, f and 10 in 1-3 in
nings; off Allen. 1 and 1 in 3 3-3 In
nings; off Freeman, 4 and S in 8 in
nings; off Han, and In 1 Inning. Win
ning pitcher: Freeman. Losing pitcher:
Allen, Donble plays: Long. Felber; Win
dle, Felber. McDaniel; Kerr, Shanley,
Cartwright. Left on bases: Denver. 6;
Oklahoma City. 4. Earned runs: Denver.
4: Oklahoma City. 4. Umnlres: Holmes
and Ormsby. Time; i hours, i
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Johnny Weissmuller
Sets Another New
World's Swim Mark
Weittmuller of Chicago estab
lished a new world's record, for
80 yards, winning the 100-yard
free style open event in the na
tional A. A. U. swimming cham
pionship here today. -
His time for the distance was
40 3-5 seconds or one and two
fifths of a second better than the
old mark. He also equalled his
own world's record for 100 yards,
the time being 52 4-5 seconds,
made in Honolalu several months
ago.
Fairbury Evens
oenes With Elks
Norfolk, Neb., Aug. 11. Fairbury evened
things up with the Elk Horns here by
winning, 13 to 3. Lovlch whiffed 14
batters and Barnett was hit 15 times,
each Sne a safety. Cleveland's home run
with the bases lull waa the feature of
the game. The score: '
NORFOLK FAIRBURY
AB.H.O.A.
AB.H.O.A
Athrton.ss 4 13 6
Rooney.ss 6 3 0 0
MttcheUb
Clevlnd,3b 4 2 0 2
Marr,3b
Rouse.lf
Knapp.rf
8peece,rf
Clark.c
Casey.c
Oraves.of
Hegrty.lb
Barnett, p
M'Dermt.rf 6 110
Relchle.lf 4 110
Wlbush.lb 6 3 7 0
Bliss, cf 5 1 2 0
Goodwn,2b 4 0 0 2
OlO'Connor.c 6 2 IS 0
ijovicn.p i 3 u i
3 0 0 1
Totals 43 15 27 6
Totals 34 T 27 12
Score by innings:
Norfolk :.c 000 210 0003
Fairbury 140 123 10113
Summary Runs: Rouse, Graves, Heg-
arty, Rooney (3), Cleveland (3), McDer
mott, Relchle, Witnbush, Goodwin, O'Con
nor. Lovlch (2). Errors: Mitchell (3).
Barnett, Rooney, O'Connor, f Two-base
hits: McDermott, Relchle, Rooney, Rouse
(2), Clark. Home run: Cleveland. Bases
on balls: Off Barnett,. 7; off' Lovich. 4-
Double play: Atherton to Mitchell V
Kcgarty. Struck out: By Barnett, 4; by
Lovlch, 14. Lett on bases: Norfolk, 9;
Fairbury, 12. Umpires: Lomback and
Wheeler, Time: 2:10.
Bailey Holds Islanders.
Grand Island, - Neb., Aug. 11. Bailey
Held Grand Island hitless after he repleced
Maxwell in . the sixth and Lincoln wSn,
10 to 8. Score:
LINCOLN. GRAND ISLAND
LA
AB.H.O.A.
AB.ll
OA.
0 1
S -o
0 4
4 0
3 5
Sprangr.as
0 3 5!
Kranda.Sb 4 3
uarrlg.cf
Dye.2b
Vonkey.c .
Gibson, rf
Bool.lf
McCoy.lb
Zinker,3b
Maxwell.p
Balley.p
1 1 0;
Robn.rf-lb
Metz.ss
Speaker.lt
Plerce,2b
Brewer.lb
Faulk.rf
Pritchrd.cf
Roberts.c
3 0 2
1 9 0
1 3
2 10
0
0
1
2
2 11 2
11 6
0 0 1
0 0 0
Lathrop.p
- f W Shupe.p
Totals
38 10 27 15 xCripseith,
Totals 38 9 27 17
sBatted tor Frltchard in ninth.
Lincoln 621 100 10010
Grand Island 300 005 000 8
Summary Runs: Spranger, Carrig, Dye
(3), Conkey, Gibson, Bool, McCoy (2),
Kranda, Roben, Mets (2), Speaker. Pierce,
Pritchard, W. Shupe. Errors: Spranger,
Gibson (2), Zinker. Kranda. Metz, Pritch
ard, W. Shupe. Home runs: Bool Pierce.
Three-base hit: McCoy. Two-base hits:
Zinker, Dye, Mets, Pritchard. Sacrifice
hits: Zinker, Dye. Bases on balls; Off
Maxwell, 3; off Bailey, I; oft Lathrop, 3;
off Shupe, 3. Stolen bases: Carrig, Brewer.
Double play: McCoy, Spranger to McCoy.
Struck out: By Maxwell, 2; by Bailey, ;
by Lathrop, 1; by Shupe. 1. Hit 'by
pitched ball: By Lathrop, Conkey. Runs
and hits: Off Maxwell, 6 and .9 in 5 2-3 ;
off Bailey, 3 and 0 In 8 1-3; Sit Lathrop,
5 and 3 In 1; off Shupe, 5 and 7 In 8,
Wild pitch: Lathrop. Left on bases:
Lincoln, 7; Grand Island, 8. Earned runs:
Lincoln, 4i Grand Island, 4; Winning
pitcher: Maxwell. Losing pitcher: Lthrop.
Umpire: Meyers. Time: 2:12.
Hastings' Win Swatfrst.
Hastings. Neb., Aug. 11. Hastings won
a snatfest from Beatrice, 13 to t, here to
day. Bonnclly knocked a home run In the
nintn witn one man on base. Score:
BEATRICE.
HASTINGS.
AB.H.O.A.
AB.H.O.A.
D'erra, tb 4 4 2 5
Z'beln, It . i I I
K'hner, lb 5
Qulnn, ss 6
2 11
3 1
M-lier, cf 4
Tomes, If 6
3 l J.
3 2
1 4
3 1
4 7
3 1
B'man, cf
OiSerb. rf 3
II Witt. 3b 6
2 fS'meyer, lb 5
M'ney, If
L'arge, 3b
Wlggeir.rf '
Kah'an, e
B'nolly, p
drlffin, as 6
Kirny, c 3
Beck, p ' 6
1 8
It
Totals 43 14 23 14
Totals 40 18 27 S
Serb out for coUIng third base.
Score by Innings:
Beatrice . 200 110 1132
Hastings 241 013 OOx IS
Summary Runs: Delaguerrs, Klnchner
(2), Qulnn, Bowman. Lebarge (3), Kah
man, Bonneliy. Zeigenbein, Moeller 2,
Tomes (!, Serb. Echtermeyer (2). Griffin,
Kirby (2), Beck (3). Home run; Bon
nelly. Three-base hits: Klrchmer, Lebarge,
Beck. Two-base hits: . Tomes, Bowman.
Sacrifice hit: Kakman. Base on balls:
Off Bonnelly. 4: off Beck. 3. Stolen bases:
Ktrchner, Qulnn, Moeller, Tomes. Serb,
Echtermeyer (2). Struck out: By Bon
Belly, 3; by Beck, S. Left on bases: Bea
trice, ; Hastings. 7. Passed ball: Kirby.
Earned runs: Hastings. 10: Beatrice, 4.
Umpire: Johnson. Time: 2:04.
Detroit. Mich.. Aag. 11. Walter Hagrfl.
British open and weatern open golf cham
pion, will not dfend the latter title In
the Western Open tournament at Oakland
hills August 32-25. because the dates con
flict vita exhibition. :
Continue 6n Batting
Walt Johnson's
Bat Big Factor
in 5 to 4 Win
Boston, Aug. 11. Walter John
sou's bat scored three runs for
Washington today and proved an
important factor in. the defeat of
Boston, 4 to S. In the ninth the Red
Sox staged a triple plafc To start
this inning Rice and S. Harris
singled off; Piercy was then relieved
by Russell. On the first ball pitched
Milan bunted in front of the plate.
Ruel threw to Pittenger at third forc
ing Rice and Pittinger threw to
Burns, retiring Milan. Burns re
turned the ball to Pittenger who
tagged out S. Harris, trying to make
third on the play. Score:
WASHINGTON.
BOSTON.
AH.H.U.A.
AB.H.O.A.
Rice, cf
S. H'rls.2b
Judge, lb
Milan, rf
Goslln. If
Brower, rf
Shanks, 3b
P'p'ugh.ss
Piclnich, c
Johnson, p
Totals
1 3
Lelbold. cf 6
12 0
1 6
0 2
0 1
3 3
1 6
2 1
2' 1
1' 4
2 1
Mitchell. ss' 1
0 0
1 17
Burns, lb 4
Pratt, 2t
J.Harris.rf
Menosky.lf
Fewster,3b
P'enger.3b
Ruel. c
W.C'llins.p
Piercy. p
Russell, p .
3 3
0
2
0
1
0
0
I 13 27 14
0
z.T. Collins
zKarr
zMlller
0
0
0
Totals 31 8 27 17
zBatted for W. Collins In eighth.
zBatted for Fewster in eighth.
zBatted for Russell in ninth. -
StnrA hv Innings:
Washington 001 003 100 5
Boston vuu uuu
Summary Runs: Goslin ,(2), Shanks,
Pecklnoauah (2). Llebold. Mitchell. Pratt,
J. Harris. Error: Fewster. Two-base
hita: PeckinDaugh. Pratt. J. Harris.
Three-base hit: Pratt. Stolen bases
Pratt Sacrifice hits: Piclnich. J. Har
riM Douhle rjlava: Peckinpauah to 8.
Harris to Judge; S. Harris to Peckinpaugh
to Shanks. Triple play. Ruel to Pltten-
rar to Rurna to Pittenger. Left on bases
Washington, 7; Boston, 8. Bases on balls:
nrf Johnson. 5. Struck out: By John
son, 3; Collins, 1. Hits: Off W. Collins,
11 in 8; off Piercy, 2 in no innings, none
out in ninth; off Russell, none in 1. Los
fna' Dttotier: W. Collins. Umpires
Nallin and Guthrie. Time: 1:56.
Yanks Trim Athletics.
New 'York. Aug. 11. The New York
Vnnkepa cut St. Louis' lead to a half-
game today by defeating Philadelphia, 3
tn 2.. "Runri flcorerl his 19th victory of the
season, holding Philadelphia to four bits.
Score:
PHILADELPHIA ' NEW YORK '
AB.H.O.A.I AB.H.O.A,
M'Gown.cf 2 0 3 OlWitt.cf 4 12 0
Hauser.lb
Dugan,3b
4 12 3
Welch, rf
Miller, If
Perkins.c
Galto'y.es
Ruth.rf
Pipp.lb
Schang.c
Meusel.lf
Ward, 2b
Scott, ss
Bush.p
3 0 10
3 13 0
3 18
3 2 10
Dykes, 5b
3 0 2 3
3 0 3 2
4 2 13
scneer.zo
Rommel, p
xYvjung
Kechum.p
0 Totals 30 8 27 13
Totals 30 4x25 10
x Batted for Rommel in eighth.
xOne out when winning run scored.
Score bv innings:
Philadelphia 000 000 0202
New York 000 011 0013
Summary Runs: Hauser, Welch, Plpp,
Meuael, Bush. Errors: Galloway, Dykes,
Schang, Scott. Two-bass . hite: Plpp,
Schang, Galloway. Three-base hit: Bush.
Home run: Welch. Stolen base: Miller.
Sacrifice: Scott.' Double play: Dykes and
Hauser. Left on base: New York, 8;
Philadelphia, 4. Bases on balls: Oft Bush,
5: off Rommell, 1; on Ketcnum, a. struck
out: By Bush. 4: by Rommel. 2. Hits:
Off Rommel, 8 in 7; off Ketchiim, 2 In 1
1-3 inn ngs. wild pltcn: Busn. bosing
pitcher: Ketchum. Umpires: Connolly, and
Dineen. Time: 1:68.
Miss Mary K. Browne t
. . Enter .Business in N. Y.
Los Angeres, Aug. 11. That Miss
Mary K. Browne of Los Angeles,
former national womans tennis
champion, contemplates entering
business in New York City, it be
came known here today.
Miss Browne, now at Delmonte,
Cal., plans to leave for the east
where she will represent the west
in the annual east against west
women's play to be held . in. Sep
tember. Illinois Horseshoe- Champs
Beat Missouri's Best
, Cape Giradreau, Mo., Aug.. 11. E.
A. Torbett and Joe Heskett, horse
shoe pitching champions of Illinois,
defeated the Beard brothers of John
son county, Missouri, title holders of
Missouri, in an interstate tournament
here yesterday afternoon. The Illi
nois team captured four straight
garnet from the Missouri champions.
Cooper Holds
Reds to Five
Scattered Hits
Luvue Blows Up in First
Rusell Drops Homer in
Center Field With '
One On.
Pittsburgh, Aug. 11. Pittsburgh
continued its batting rampage today
and scored its 12th consecutive vic
tory by defeating Cincinnati, 7 to 1
Cooper allowed only two hits up to
the ninth. Luque passed three men
in the first inning after Maranville
had singled and was replaced by
Markle. Russell dropped a home
run into the centerfield in the third
with Carey on base. Score:
CINCINNATI. I PITTSBURGH.
AB.H.O.A. f AB.H.O.A.
Burns, rf 4 1 1 OlMsran's, ss t 3 3 3
laub t. lb 4 7 OiCarey. ef 4 3 5 0
Duncan, If 4 1
4 O'Blgbee, If 3 14 0
Housh. rf 4 1
t 1
4 I
rtusaeii, rr j j
Ti-rney. tb 3 1 3
Traynor. 3b 4 111
K n.,. a. lb 4 1
H' grave, o 4
1 I
Pinelli. 3b 3 1 I (Irlmm. lb 4 18
t'avs'y, ss 2 1 6, Schmidt, e 4 t 31
Luque, p 0 0
Markle, p 1 0
0 0
0 0
Cooper, p 4 2 s 1
Totals 34 II 27 I
Totals 32 6 14 I
Score by Innings:
Cincinnati .000 000 0011
Pittsburgh 202 101 Oil 7
Summary-i-Runs: Duncan. Maranville,
Carey 42), Russell, Urltnm, Schmidt (1)
Errors: None. Two-base nit: cooper.
Three-bass hits: Grimm, Blgbsa. Horns
run: Russell. Sacrifice hit: Tlerney. Double
Play: Cavaney and Fonaeca. Lett oa bases;
Cincinnati, 6; Pittsburgh. 7. Bases on balls:
Off Lttque, 3; off cooper, l. Btrucg out:
By Cooper, 2. Hits: Off Luque, 0 In 0 in
nings (none out in first) ; off Markle, 12 In
Innings, winning pucner: cooper, nos
ing pitcher: Luque. Umpires k Rlgler and
McCormlck. Time: 1:24.
Giants Win from Boblni.
Brooklyn. Aug. 11. The New Tork
Giants ended their losing stresk today by
defeating Brooklyn, 4 to 1 In the first
came of a three-came series. Sherrod
Smith allowed only six hits, but four of
them for extra bases. Including a nomer
by Frlsch In the seventh. Jess Barnes
scattered Brooklyn's eight safeties and
was aided by sensational fielding, especial
ly by Bancroft and Frlsch. score:
NEW TORK. ' BROOKLYN.
AB.H.O.A.
AB.H.O.A.
B'croft, st 4 1 3 4
Olson, 2b 4 3 14
Jhnston, ss 4 0 I 4
Groh. 3b 4 4 0 1
Frisch. 3b 4 3 3 4
R. Grif.. rf 4 0 3 0
Meusel.
If 4 0 1 0
Wheat. If 4 12 0
King, rf
3 0 6 01 Myers, cf 4 3 2 0
Kelly, lb
Cham, cf
3 112 0Sandt, lb 3 1 13
4 13 OHIgh, lb 4 0 11
Snyder, c 4 111
Miller, o 4 111
Smith, p 3 4 0 2
J. B'rnes. p4 0 0 61
Totals 34 6 27 17
Totals 34 3 27 12
Score by Innings:
New York '. . .000 021 100 6
Brooklyn 000 000 1001
Summary Runs: Friseh (2). King, Kel
ly (2), Cunningham, High. Errors: Myers.
Two-base hits: Cunningham, Frisch, Mil
ler. Three-base nits: Kelly. Home runs:
Frlsch. Stolen base: Frlsch. Left on
bases: New York. 4; Brooklyn, 7. Bases
on- balls: Off Barnes. 1: off Smith. 3.
Struck out By Barnes, St by Smith, 2.
Umpires: Sentelle and Klem. Time: 1:40.
Phillies Beat Braves.
Philadelphia. Aug. 11. Philadelphia de
feated Boston today, 6 to 3. Hubbell and
Watson were bit bard, but excellent field
ing cut off possible Boston runs.
Score:
BOSTON.
' PHILADELPHIA,
AB.H.O.A.
AB.H.O.A
Powell, el i I 1 II
Wright., 3b 6 3 0 3
Parkin.. 2b 4 2 3 4
Kopf, 2b 5
Nichol., rf 4
Ford, ss 3
Holke. lb 4
Nixon, If 4
Barbare,3b 3
O'Neill, c 3
xBoeckel 1
Olbson, o 0
1 1
2 1
1 2
111
1 3
1 1
0 3
0 0
0 1
0 0
Wlllla's cf 4 3 4 1
Walker, rf- 4 0 1 0
Lebour., If 4 3 2 0
J.Smtth. ss 8 14 4
Leslie, lb 4 0 10 0
Henllne, c 4 3 3 0
Hubbell, p 4 1 0 1
Watson, p 3
Totals 36 14 27 13
xGowdy 1 0 0
Totals 34 10 24 11
xBattted for O'Neill in eighth.
xBa'.ted for Watson in ninth.
Score by innings:
Boston 300 010 000
Philadelphia ,131 000 OOx 5
Summary Runs: Powell, Kopf, Nichol
son. Wrightstons (2), Parkinson, Lebour
veaux. Hubbell. Errors: Kopf. Watson,
Williams, Walker, J. Smith. Two-base
hits: Hubbell, Williams, Nixon. .Home
run: Powell. Sacrifice: J. Smith. Double
plays: J. Smith to Parkinson to Leslie, 2.
Left on bases: Boston, 8; Philadelphia, 8l
Bases on balls: otr HuBDeti, z. struck out:
By Hubbell, 3; by Watson, 3. Umpires:
Hart and O'Day. Time: 1:42.
Boston, Aug. 11. Marty Killilea, Man
ager of Johnny Wilson, middleweight
champion, today declared that he would
not consider matching Wilson against the
winner of the Pave Rosenberg-Phil Krug
bout in New 'Tork next Monday which
will decUe the middleweight champion
ship In so far as the New York stats box
ing commission is -concerned. -
"The only man Wilson will fight tn
New Tork is Harry fireb," Killilea said.
Salt Lake City. Aug-. It. Ira Dern.
Salt Lake middleweight wrestler, won
from Dr. Carl Furness of Chicago here
last night. Dern took the first fall after 47
minutes of grappling with a flying mare,
and Dr. Furness failed to come back
for tho second fall, claiming he had been
Injured.
Grand Circuit Results
The American Sportsman sweeDstake.
3-year-oia class, pacing, value 81,280:
Peter EUwah, b. g. by Etawah (Mur
phy) 1
Ophelia V., b. m. by Peter Yolo (Mc-
Mahon) 2
Black Direct, blk. g. by Walter Di
rect (Taylor) 3
Patsy Watts, b. f. by General Watts
(Valentine) 4
Lamberta, b. f. by Kentucky Todd
(Ray)
5 S
Time: 2:0e4. 2:08.
Free for all pacing, purse 12,500:
Margaret Dillon, b. m. by Dillon
Axworthy (Murphy
1 jo
Sir Rot h. b. g. by St. Roch (Dean) . .1
3 1
Hal Mahone, b. g. by Prince Argon
(Chllds) I
2 1
Jlmmle McKerron, b. g. hy Jack
McKerron (Ray) (
4 . S
Grace Direct, b. m. by Walter Di
rect (Earing) 4
5 4
Jackson Grattan, ' June, Johnny Quirk
also started.
Time: 2:01, 2:00, 2:01.
2:18 class trotting, purse 31.200:
Tallahatchie, b. h. by Etawah (Ed-
man) S
11
,
4 2
Volo Worthy, b. h. by- Peter Volo
(Nuckols) .- 3
Sambre Dillon, b. g. by Dillon Ax
worthy (Serrlll) 5
Charley R . b. g. by Captain Gen
eral (Moore) f
S 4
Harvest Breeze, b. m. by The Har
vester (uuy) 4
4 (
Mary Mac, Trumpator and Peter Will-
tell also started.
Time: 2-.1014. 2:01. 2:10.
2:12 clsss trotting, purse 31.200:
Cantain MoaLy. b. g. by Colonel
Mosby (Allen) 1
1 re
S 1
3
8 3
Lac,
Ella Evans, ro. m. by Peter Mont
gomery (Thomas) .........s
Silvle Brooke, b. m. by Justice
Brooke (Hodson ...... ...... .7
Justisslma. b. m. by Justice E.
Brooks (Hodson) 7
Valeria Todd, by Jim Todd (V.
Flemming ....f.
Amarillo McKinney. Prince Red
Drlftworthy and Worthy Bend also Start
d. . . ...
Time: 2:0IVi, 1:07
Rampage
Bast?BaIlResulls
enaMandin0s
VfTTKKN ir.iuiK.
Mandlnga.
WL.tVei WL.Pet
S Joseph 74 4) .liVHuffalniw M il, 414
Tul. 73 47 ,411 ukla. I lly 53 ,t
M -ny 64 41 ,HMenvr 41 74 ,'
Wichita st 64 ,61 U Moines 43 74 .4
Vealerdai's Kesalla,
St. Joseph, 4; Buffaloes, 3,
Kioux fily, 4; Tulsa, 4.
W'lrhita, ; Ilea Moiurs. I (II Innings.)
- Denver, 4; Okla. L'liy. 4.
Today's (James.
Huffaloee. at HI. Joseph.
Des Moines at WbhlU.
t'enver at. Okla. l'liy (2)
Sioux City at Tulsa.
MUIRANKA KT.tTK I.KACIK.
Standings.
-W.L.Pct. W.L.I'rt.
Norfolk 17 II .! Kalrliury 16 17 .
Lincoln It 12 ,U;tl. Island 13 30 ,376
Beatrice 14 14 .(tltliaallngs 11 l .404
Yesterday's Results.
Lincoln. 10; Ursnd Island, t.
Fairbury, 11; Norfolk. I.
Hsstlngs, 11; Urstrlie, I.
, Today's dames,
Beatrice st Hastings.
Fairbury at Norfolk.
Lincoln at Grand Island.
NATIONAL I.EAGIE.
Standings.
W.L.Pct.
W.L.Pct.
ta 63 .til
St. Louis 44 .6t3Cinclnnst(
New York 43 44 .lH Mrnoklyn
P'taburch 67 47 .MM'hlls.
61 64 ,4
37 41 ,370
Chicago 67 4 .6J llonlon
36 6( .340
Yesterday's Results.
Pittsburgh, 7; Cincinnati, 1.
New York, 6; Hripuklyn, 1.
Philadelphia, 6; Bostun, J.
No ythers scheduled.
Today's Oarres.
Boston at Phllsilelphla.
New York at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Chicago at St. Louis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
Standings,
W.L.Pct.
W.L.Pct
St, Louis 44 43 .5Cleveland 64 63 .614
New York 46 46 .691 Waah-gton 61 64 .477
Detroit 68 61 .6S2Phlla. 41 43 .400
Chicago 65 53 .514loaion 4167.110
Yesterday's Results.
New York, I; Philadelphia. 2
Washington, 6; Boaton, 4.
No other games scheduled.
TTaday'g Games.
Washington at Boston (2).
Philadelphia at New York.
8tjLouls at Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
W.UPct.l W.L.Pct
St. Paul 70 41 .621 Kan.- C. 67 68 .414
M'aukee 67 61 .5C3IL'vllle 64 69 .47
Ind'lls 63 60 .668 Columbus 41 73 .360
Min'lls 63 43 -66JI Toledo 40 74 .361
Yesterday's Results.
Kansas City, 6; Columbug, 2.
Toledo, 8: Milwaukee, 6.
Minneapolis, 6; Indianapolis, 3.
Louisville, 7; St: Paul; 3.
Today's Games.
St. Paul at Columbus.
Minneapolis at Toledo.
Kansas Cltv at Indianapolis.
Milwaukee at Louisville.
v SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Birmingham, 4; Chattanooga, 3.
Atlanta, 2; Memphis, 1.
Little Rock, 4; New Orleans, 3.
Nashville, 11-0; Mobile, 8-2.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Wichita Falls, 13; Dallas. 1.
Shreveport, 4; Ft. Worth, 3.
Galveston, 6; Houston, 6.
San Antonio, 4; Beaumont, 2.
COAST LEAGUE.
San Francisco, 5; Salt Lake, 3.
Los Angeles, 3; Sacramento, L
Others postponed. Rain.
Dundee Jo Defend Title
Against Pepper Martin
New York, Aug. 11. Johnny
Dundee and Pepper Martin signed
the necessary, papers today in Tex
Rickard's office calling for a 15
round battle between those two
scrappers for the 130-pound cham
pionship of the world, a title whicji
Dundee holds but for which there
have been very few contenders. The
scrap will be held at the New York
Velodrome in the Bronx August 28
and will be the first time Dundee has
defended the crown since he cap
tured it in the Garden last winter
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"Lefty" llird vi ellective again!
Omaha today jiuI St. Joseph evened
the series with Omaha by winning
the fourth game, 4 to 2. Timely
blows by McDonald, Fiahrr and
Bonowitz defeated Coffindaffcr. The
score:
OMAHA.
Art. R. H.rO.A.E.
(ilslaaoa. Sb
Halea. rf 4 I t
(ranlham, Sb ,,, ,1 '
Griffin. If , I I ? t
Manush, rf 4 I e
Herman, lb I I 1 IJ J
Ullrnx. as I I I
Mprneer. e S I S 1
I'orrtndaffer, p t S 1 t
Totals tl S 1 4 1 I
ST. JOSKI'H.
An. R. H TO. A. E.
Olson, lb
( orrlde). If
.1... 4 1 a 10 I
rianer, rr
iionowiix. rr
McDonald. Sb ...
Nufer, tb
llrowne. as
(rahowakl, a . ....
Itird, p
Totals "J-4J 7 II I
Score by Innings!
Omaha OA (too 1003
ST Joseph Ml OOO Ulx-4
Summary Earned sons! Omaha, II M
a ., hall. i Off fnffinilaffrr,
It off Hied. 1. Struck ontt Hy ('offlnilafirr,
Ii bv Bird. 6. Left en boars! Omaha. 3 1
St. Joseph, 4. Two-base Ml"! rlaher (X)
UMikAHai.1 ittv .kun hits! Olson. Hrr
men. Ihnihl. olsvsl Bonowlts to Olson,
(offindaffer to Spencer to Hermaa, (,lla
u U'IImi tn Herman. Nufer (unaaslat-
ed). Sacrifice hill Corrldea, 4'offlnilBffer,
:.imi n.inn Hit br Ditched belli
fisher by Cofflndeffer. Umpires! Davis
and Fltspatrlrk. Tlmei i:i
"Babe" Ruth got his 42d homer off
Hodge one year ago today. One man
was on base when the Bambino
smacked out his circuit ticket.
Mrs. Mark Levings won the worn
en's golf championship of the Oma
ha Field club one year ago toaay,
Joey Sangor and Stewart McLean
meet in a iu-rouna doui in Mil
waukee, August 11.
"Pop" Geers is absent at the North
Randall track tpr the tirst time in
30 years; of Grand Circuit racing,
Charlie White and Johnny Dundee
fought a 10-round draw at New Yorkl
a year ago tonight.
The mayor of Ansonia, Conn., has
been arrested ori a charge ot viola
tion of Sunday baseball laws by
helping promote an exhibition con
test in which tne at. l,ouis -ar
dinals appeared.
The scheduled Heinie Schuman-
Frankie Mumhv bout for Denver.
Monday night, has been postponed
because ot an injury to acnumans
Gene Sarazen is scheduled to play
an exhibition match with Harold
Callawav against Walter Hagen and
Joe Kirkwood at New- York, Satur
day.
Japs Like Tennis
San Francisco, Aug. 11. Tennis
rapiaiy is Becoming inc major spurt
of Japan, .according to Wallace
Bates, cantain of the University of
California tennis team, who returned
yesterday -from the island empire
where he and nis teammates piayed
this summer.
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Pairings for Pro
Tourney Drawn
New York. Aug. II. Pairing for
the annual I. G. A. glf champion.
hin which will he lavl over the
Oakmont Country club course he
ginning Moudav of it'll week, wnty
announced hy the 1'rofosiotial (loll
rr' aoriation of America today.
With 64 of the leadinit golfers of th
country made elijiihle for compete
tinn .s a remit of the qualifying
tests that have hcen held in the dis
tricts recently, the event promises to
be as keenly conicted as it was last
vear when Walter Haj-en, present
British open champion, won the
honors hy defeating Long Jim
Barnes of Pelham in the finals.
The pairing fotlmw.
I'pner Half 0nre Hnwden sialnst
Wslier Hsgen; Wllfn-d Held ssalnl r.
. Uallette; Oeorse Sargent sfainat me;
William lsch asalnsl Hob ('rulvJl anlt i
Dave McKay si le; Jack l',"'',
against Bye: Tom Boyd sgalnst J. Ed
mundaon; William Robinaon against J. J.
Median; Willie Hunter against F T,
Murog.ll: Dsn Kennev sgaln.t Karl Bow
ley; Urns Sarssen against Tom 'ahsn,
Willie Ogg ggslnsl f. W. Hackney ; A. r.
Hackbarth again.i Dan Goes: L. Ir""
against Jock Hutchison: I.. Nh,h1'"
an.in.t mar lee Iloirner; Jack Uordna
"Lower" Half-Archie l-oeffer ss.il.st
Tom Kerrigan: George KemtieBh asainsi
Bye: Jack Campbell ssslnst J'tTin fa'rell:
George McLean agsln.i Jim Harness John
l.i. i... ...In.i V f'nlthart: I. J iiaunin
aalnat William NacKarlane: Al luel
against live: George Stark against John
lingers: Kmll Loelfler against I'al Ppyle.
Tom MrNnmsra against llye; L. Aurie
Ayton aca-nai-Matt Duffy; Tom Harmon
against Kdclle Townes; John rtowe agslnst
Kred McLeod: H. H. Miner agalnut Jim .
Carberry; Emm't French igalnat George
Gordon; Oil Nichols sgalnat Bye.
Fultbn-Miske
Bout Postponed
St. Paul. Minh.. Aug. 11. An ab
scess in Fred Fulton's nose, disclosed
when he was examined late today by
the state boxing commission's physi
cian, caused indefinite postponement
of his 10-round bout with Billy
Miske, set for tonifeht at Lexington
park here. s
Protegt Overruled
San Francisco, Aug. 11. A pro
test filed by the Oakland club ol
the Pacific Coast Baseball leagui
against the use of a baseball report
ing device on the San. Francisco
tJark, while the San Francisco team
was on the road, has been overruled
by President W. H. McCarthy. Tht
Oakland management said the de
vice hurts its business in that San
Francisco fans remained here to
watch the progress of the games on
the machine instead of going across
the bay to watch Oakland play. .'
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