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Knepper and
Hobby Jones
L(be Matches
Chicago (Iilfrr iliiiiiiiult-i
lowmi 11 l' ami 9 to Play,
VI iil Soiitlirrnrr I,in
Kiglit arnl Srfn.
Hi I'onntry llcib, lirooklinr.
Mass., S'jil, HJetse Swretrr ol
New York, Metropolitan champion,
in 'I lhatirs ((link) Lvan of C In
(it'ii, best iif the wrt, mil wret lei.
inoirnw to drriilr the national anu
liiir jjolf i luMiiiiiiiliii fr I''.'.'.
I' 111 advanced to the liiiiil round of
the .'oth I'. S. i. A. loiirtuinrni lur
ll.i tnl? tmLy in srmitiual matches.
Hubby June of Atlanta, champion
ol the nil tt, went down seven holei
short ol the Jo-hole distance brlme
lit sweeping ii n 'I rrcord -breaking
k'rokrg fit jMarrlrr. The Hotting r'
Lstry of "(hnk" Liana, which lias
hrmiKhl Ii in two national amateur
iimi) Mir iution.it open t 'I l, the
li.,iiiimii'li i of Frame and leader
ship in the west, wa rgrinphlied
anew iit the rxtiin of Little Rudy
h nipper, tut fellow wrttrrnrr from
Moiu City. This wan the streater
(i (rat, II up and 9 ttaplay, but Jie
ii.rc of 8 ii i . 7 to lay, hv which
JniM i fell on hit tilth national ama
teur tlu'iip otulnp wayside, was thr
ri.iy'i surprise.
Victory no Fluke.
Il raine, however, a no fluke. Thr
Metropolitan champion, a student at
Yale an.) former int-rcollcgiate
(lampion, played as none of the
woild'a IrailmK amateurs, competi
tor in tlii tournry, when lie start
rd, have played during thr past
week, Hiring, even an eagle, perch--id
on hit clubs in the forenoon
round of 18 hole that was finished
in l' strnto'l, two under par and
our hetler than the competitive score
of 7U net hv Jce Guilford, national
champion, lat Monday. It wa the
fifth rourne record broken by Sweet
sir thi year, lie wa only little In
hind thin in the afternoon. Jones,
laying ordinary Rolf out in the
morning, came back himself two un
der par.
"Mechanical" Golfer.
To many who taw "Chick" F.van
play today the perfection of hit
atrokrs recalled the mechanical pre
cision with which young Francis
Ouimrt ovrr this same course sub
dued yie liritish professionals Yar
don and Kay in 1913.
Kvans was iierrliss. Where Sweet,
scr gained some. of his advantage
ovrr Jones by chipping- mashi nib
licks to the cup,. Kvans played per
fectly to the green and .then perfectly
to fhe cup.. In the presence of such
play young Knepper, who had him
self nipped the little hopes of Oui
niet, of Tolley and Torrance of the
liritish team, found himself the stud,
cut, admiring rather than rivaling,
stocking up oo strokes, to equip him
self to go further another time. Twice
he was almost agape when he saw
or was told that Kvans' approach or
his drive had struck the flag marking
the hole. In the end, Kvans let up
a little with a lead if 12 holes, and
his play obviously, fell off.
Svveetser, conqueror . of Jesse E.
Guilford, last year's champion in a
hard match yesterday, was no lenient
with his opponent today, whose junior
he is by one month. .With a morning
card of 69. one below the competitive
record for the course, the Yale lad
proved that hi advance in the tourna
ment was no flash. He allowed lob
by to win only two holes of the
match. . m
Stages Rally.
The Atlanta lad did not go down
without a struggle. Beaten in five
sucessive holes in the first half of the
morning round to stand six down at
the turn, he came back in 34, two un
der par, but was able to win only one
hole in nine, Seven successive holes
were halved, two of them in'less than
par and the others in par. The run
was broken only when Sweetscr took
three putts and conceded Jones an 18
inch putt and the hole at the 17th.
Then they halved the next, the 18th,
in par four. On this round the watch
was won and lost.
Kvans, leading Knepper six up at
the end of the morning round turned
the afternoon battle into a debacle
hy winning seven of the next nine
holes, l'laying cold, mechanical golf
in which drives, iron shots and putts
flew or rolled with deadly accuracy
for their objectives, the only Ameri
can to win the open and amateur
championships in one year simply
crushed his brilliant but less expert
ei.ced opponent.
Kvans nave an inkling of what was
to come by taking the opening hole
of the match with a pur four when
tlit youth misM'd a short putt.
Knepper held Kvans even for the
nest two, hut dropped the fourth and
I till holes by shoit or over play of
the greens. Nuddv just misled an
lagle two on the ninth, but won. and
v.is two down at the turn,
Thiv-was the closest he eame to
the veteran during the remainder of
)ie match. Kv.im won the tenth with
a b til t three, hahed the llth and
vss tmir tip with another birdie on
thr l.Mh. Knepper cam hack for
s ill tn the next and thru I vans win
three and liaKed two ot the rrrtuiii.
ii'tf fcve hole of the li . renig round.
'Mule Washburn
Kick Hanforih;
Dave Out of dame
Tut4, Ok), 8pt I-Dav4 ln.
latth, star lfi hand jnuhtf ol the
Tulsa Womn Uatue viuh, may
t out ul 1I.4 itnit tut a wi r
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From Third Place
Chicago, Sept. 8.-(By A. P.)
Four Philadelphia twirh-rs failed to
cljerk the New York Giants' batting
onslaught in the first game of the
series and although Jack Scdtt also
was hit freely, the champions had
little trouble-winning 1J to 6, and
holding their advantage ovrr the
Pittsburgh pirates, who blanked
Chicago, 6 to 0, Wilbur Cooper,
star pirate southpaw, turned in his
20th victory of the season.
Cincinnati climbed to third place,
ousting the Cubs, by pounding out a
10 to 6 victory over St. Louis, be
hind Rixey's steady pitching.
The American league rivals, St.
Louis and New York, were idle
while the Chicago White Sox nosed
.-.H f 1,tr..l-ji..l O rt fl 1:1 innin,,.
and the Athletics took a doublcS
header from the Boston Red Sox, 7
to 4 and 3 to 0.
Catcher Yaryan, replacing Ray
Schalk, who was injured in the 10th,
pounded out a homer in his first time
at bat to give the White Sox their
verdict. Eddie Rommel, ace of
Mack's twirling staff, hung up his
23d victory by beatajig Boston in the
second game while Tillie Walker
cracked out his 34th homer in the
same contest.
Ralph Pinelli, the Peppery third
baseman of the Cincinnati Nationals
fattened up his batting average
against the cardinal twirlers by
socking out four hits in as many
times at bait
Dakota State
After GridTitlc
Brookings. S. D Sept. 8. South
Dakota State college is going out
to win the football championship of
the newly-organized , North Central
Intercollegiate conference thi sfall,
according to C. A. West, athletic
director at State. Six conference
games are included in the schedule of
the Yellow and Blue squad.
Hopes of the fans are based on the
return of six veterans of last year,
men who were selected by sport
writers as being worthy of places on
the all-state jeain, and 10 other vet
erans. Coach West declared that with
Clarence Schutte of Aberdeen at full
back, Frank Welch of Madison at
quarter, Bob Cotiry of Watertown
at halfback and (ieortre Roberts of
Villa Grove, ill., at halthack ami cap
tain of the team. State has a strong
nucleus of old letter men to build
its team around. Schutte. Robert
jaud Welch were on the I)2J all
: state team. The other State college
I men n the all-state team were
itieorge Thompson of Port Dode.
la., who will return to play end this
'vrar: Adoloh Packman of I.emmnii,
guard, and Joe Smith of Siou i'alli,
tackle, both of whom will also re
turn this fall.
BRINGING UP
TO CO TO CMiMVr
IHtlt)Tt) OH t,OiM'sl.Uf''MO CUT
i tat Mv
Americans Drop Back Into Second Place in Pennant Race
AT THE
BaseBaHResulls
an9 Standing
WKHTKKN I.KAOIK.
Htaoillnas.
W. I., jvt.l W. I ret.
Tulut 4 17 .SM HIoui City 74 71 .ill?
si Jaih to .m(,ikl nty es 11 AH
W, hlt H 7 .60 l. Mulnra MJ S2 ,S7S
liufrnlimi 11 It Ml Uenver bt i .til
VMlrnluf's Hnulta.
KnrraliH-fl. 1) lira Molnra, 4.
Miuux I lly, l-d; limv-r, 1-1.
Tul, -!); Wirhlls. t-.
Hi. Just-ph, Oklliuni City.
Toduy'f IjaniM.
Ilrnyrr Hi Omaha.
l'-a lluinra asainat Slous City kt Lin
ioin. W Iclil tu at Tula.
t. J'jruh at uklahoms City.
MTIIINAI, j.KAOl K
Htiinilluf.
W.MVt.l W.I.Pct.
Si-m York 77 M .li2 t.-Iula 1Z SI .HI
I'lltsl.urijh 74 1.9 llrooklyn St 7 ;4
I'lilrHKU 72 f.U ,H! I'hlln .hia 47 .3S
Cllli'iiinatt 71 St .644Huln 4 S3 .Sd7
VealrriUr'a KroulU.
Chlrano. 10; I'itUlmrgh. 7.
I'hlln.i. Iphla, I; New Ynrk, 4.
.St. l.nul, ; Cln'lnnali, 1.
No clhera playtd.
Toil ay', (.iinn,
81. T.oul, at ClrnlnnHll,
1'hlraso at l'lttliuri(h.
Nw York at fhlladplplila..
Human at Krvoklyn.
AMKKK AN I.EAGt'E
Htnnillnair.
W.L.Prt.l
New York 6J .H(il n-vctand
SI. Loula SI St .SSSiW'aHh'Ktnn
Ji'lrolt 72 S( .fijii Phila'uhla
Chlcaga it 67 .5X171 Bunion
Yrsterdny', Kranlta.
Iictrnlt, 8; St, Loula, 8.
t'hl:aifo. 7: ClHvrlantl. 2.
W.L.Prt.
70 .486
0 72 .40S
SS 75 .427
63 0 iH
Nw York, 8; Washington,
1.
Iloitnn, 2; rhllatlvluhla, 1.
Toilay'a (iumra.
ripvilni1 at ClilcaKo.
H-troit at Kt. Loula. '
WHMhinicion at New York.
rhiHilcli.lna. at Bo.ton (2).
AMERICAN ANSOCIATIOSf
hOindlnsa.
W.L.PrUI W.L.Prt.
St. Paul S2 8t.SI7 Mllwauk. 75 e .5U
Mlnneap. 77 K4 .I,1li l.oullvllla 69 7S .47
lmllHnxp. 77 K8 ..',;;1TiiLm1i, 54 SK ,39
Kan. City 75 67 .62k, Columbus 53 (0.371
Yenturilay'a Kmillta.
Mlneapolla, 8: Kiniu City, 4.
HI. Paul, 8; Milwaukee, 6.
ln'llmiHpoH,, 10; Toledo, 3,
Columuua, 8; Loulavllle, 2.
Toany'a liamra,
Indianapolis at Toledo,
Loulavllle at Cotuinliua.
Milwaukee at St. Paul.
Kaiinaa City at Minneapolis.
COAST I.KAOI K.
Hurnimento, &; Dnklsmt, 4 (10 -Inninga.)
Poi'llnud, 4; Lea Anseli-a, 4.
Nan Kranilauar 4; H-ultle. i.
Vernuti, 4; Halt Lakti, 1.
KOI TIILltN ASSOC I ATION.
nirmliiKliattt, 1: Mobile, 5.
Metnphla, b; Nnnhville. 7,
Atlanta, 4: New otleaiia. 4.
Llttl Hmk, 4; Chalianooaa, I (II) In-
nlci.l I
National A. A. U. Meet
AttrucU 200 Athletes
New York, Sept. 8. An army of
athletes assembled at Weetiuahic
park today lor the three-day track
and field carnival in which the jun
ior and senior A. A. C. champion
ship, will be derided. The junior
rnw are on today's program. The
senior title will be decided tomor
row and the relays and decathlon
itie to he held Monday. More than
j JiKI athletr were enterrd in the
I junior events alone.
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State Fair Speed
Program Closes
Lincoln, Sept. 8, (Special Tele
gram.) The state fair speed program
closed Jiere today with a combina
tion of harness and automobile races.
Rains slowed up the track.
Uirdena, owned and driven by
James C. Wallace, of Wilcox, Ariz.,
took the 2:25 pace in straight heats.
Josephine Wray, owned by J. M.
Wray of Creston, la., took the 2:15
trot in the same manner.
The rare summary:
2 25 pa-. Pure, MOO:
Hlrdena S. (Waller 1 1 1
Holly Lou (lice-ley) 2 2 4
I'lauilla May (i'iinnl'i(ham) 2 2
Mujor OolU (Starr) , 4 4 2
Marlin Pst.h (Johnalon) 4 4
(J.iMie un (Lennle) ..4 I i
Tuna S:ie4 1 I Ll'A; l it'i.
2:15 trot. Pura 11.000:
Joaephlne Wray (Swain) 1 1 1
Sl.lnke Tolua (Owena ,.2 2 2
Tip J-'rlsio (Chandler) 2 4 2
Kl' Xulrd (Taylor) 4 I 4
All Win Patrh (Johnaton) I
Time, 2:lit4; 2.1444; 2:134.
Kunnlns Kour and ona-half furlong,.
Pur, 110(1:
Honours (Sequin), flrat; Ixittla O. (Sple
en, aecond; May Munn (lieyar), third;
Kthr) Clark (Kulien;, fourth.
The automobile races started im
mediately after the harness and run
nings events. Th time was not ex
ceptionally fast on account of the
condition of the track. A summary
of these event?.:
Flrat event, rlaea rare, aeven taps:
Lary Stonr, first; Murray, second; Bo
Kelly, third. Time, 4:2'.
tierond avenl, Invitation match rare,
six laps;
Horry, first; T.outs DUbrow, second;
Hoffman, third. Time, 3:36 2-5.
Third event, ronsolatlon race, five laps
Vettlcord, first; Hoffman, aecond; Mur
ray, third. Time, 3:03 4-6.
Fourth evenr. free-for-ati, ten laps:
lilebrow, first: Hoffman, aecond; Pet
llrord, third. Time. 4:45 S-6.
Fifth event, I'ornhuaker sweepstakes,
10 laps:
Horsy, flrat; Allen, second; Stone, third.
Time, 6:50,
Tigers to Play
at Lincoln
Columbia, Mo Sept. 8. Resump
tion of football relations -with the
University of Nebraska and Grinnell
college and the dropping of Drake
university mark the completed 1922
football schedule of the University
of Missouri,
The "Tigers" will meet thr Ne
braska "Coinsuskers" at. Linccln
this year for the first tim'e since Ne
braska "Cornhuskers" at Lincoln
Valley
conference following the
several years ago. which
withdrawal by the Lincoln
The meeting with Grinnell
break
caused
school.
I will he the first since "
j Scheduling eight games the
' maximum allovv,a by the conference
-the "Tigers" will play four games
1 at home and four on foreign fields.
The schedule follows:
Vliil.ee T Clrfnnell al Calumbla,
m-tuber 14 Am at Amu
ib'toher II Nebraska at lanele).
IH-biber IsNl. l.ejle Inl.etelly at S'
Lout,
Ni.vemher 4 Kanaaa Stale Atrtetillural
c!l-s at I'pluml.ta
Viitsmlur II aiehomaj al Nreias
Navtn,t.e la w h.aaiua at (Ouiubia.
November 1 aaiisaa si I'ulunabia,
ILee Meadows
Hurls Phillies
to 8-4Victory
Philadelphia, Sept. 8-Hard hit
ling and excellent pitching by I.ee
Meadows enabled Philadelphia to de.
(rat New York, 8 to 4, and even the
rrirs. Art Nehf was hit hard by the
I'l ilhes from the fourth inning on.
I'lllreu hits, mi hlilillg two triplet
and four doubles, were made by the
locals. Meadows had one had in
ning, the second, when (our hit and
a base on balls gave the Giants lour
runs, Score:
NKW yuMK I I'lltt.AliKI I'llU.
All 11.11 A I All H II A
llrt.ifl aa 4 I I IW'laloneaa 4 114
Oroii. ii
I I Happ, lb
I i Willia'a, i f
t I
n..h. JU
M..I..I, If
Voung. rf
Kelly, tb
atena-l, rf
K Hinllh,
Nel.f. i
Huberta'a)
1 I I
2 4 4
I I t
I I 4
I It I
14 4
I I I
I SHalker, rf
I 4
(lemma,
III a I.,, if
I I I, b
I t
I 4
I 1' inaon. 2
4 Moailowe, p
Tola la 14 II 21 II
Totala 14 14 II III
Hailed f-T Nehf la ninth.
S,ur. by inniiisa:
New Turk ...,.4 41)0 4044
Philadelphia, - Us 4
nummary Huna: Hanernft. Nehf, Mien.
S-l. Youlia. WrlKhlstone, Kapp, Williams,
Walker, l ee, l..lir. Pal S,in...n, tleailiiws
Kn.ira- Hanrroli, Kelly. Nrlif. l-l
hila: Ornh. Ilan rof t, Jlenlllie, l a, Paik.
Ii..., n. Leslie. Kelly. Tlit ba- lute".
Wllllama. Ilapp rlt.re hits: Wllllaine.
I'arklneiill. Iiouble playa: Han'tult to
Kris, h l Kelly; Patkinn.n In W rlhl"l"a
10 Lealla. Lett on bae.-e: Slew York, ;
Phlladriphla. S Haaea on balla: iff N.hf,
I; off Mrailiiwe. 1. Stru. k out: Hy Nelif.
I lilt by pit" bed ball: Jly Sleaili.ws K.
Smith, Y..UMS ) I'mpiiea; M. ufnilia, ana
Klein. Time; 1.44.
luha Wallop Pirate.
Plttni.ursh, Hrpt I An elahih Innlns
rally by t'biraso which neil.l four rui.e
upa-l the piratw.' i hance in sain a n"l'.h
l.i niw Tnra in ifia it.inie"'
snira waa (niiaau, i; i-n..a"
II., Ih teams hll hard, aeven oil. here.
hrre
fur ih Heltore and four fol
or I'litabursh
A aa. a double and Ihres alnajliS off
Ilrown avo ih- Cubs their four runs In
the 4ihih. i Karrll waa benched In the
lahth Inning lor pruleatlng m declaiiut.
akoia:
CHICAdO PITTSI
A It H O A I
AH II ii.A
S 0 4 6
4 2 2 4
4 12 0
4 2 10
12 2 1
4 111
4 0 10 1
4 12 1
I 0 4 0 I
0 0 4 0
4 0 4 1
110 0
0 4 0 1
15 13 27 It
ii. ai nvine.aa
1.
I1
I'arey.cf
II I ali.e. If
li
01
Itueeell.rf
Tlern.y,2b
Traynor.Sb
(Irlmin.lb
Oooih.c
Hamilton. p
rariaon.p
Ilrown, p
sMatloz
Murnaon.p
Totals 14 14 27 12
x Untied for AMrldxe In ala'h.
aliatted for t'heevea In eiahth.
sHatted Apr Hrown In lf hth. ,
Score by Innings:
Chicago 002 002 04210
lllaburgh 100 121 010 7
Summary Runs: Stats (2), Terry,
Orlmea (2), Callaghan til. Malale, Krug,
O'Karroll, Carey (2), Hlgbae, Kueaell,
Tlerney, Onoch, Mattos. Krrur: liooch.
Two-baa hlta: Terry, Matloa. Three
basa hlta: O Karrell, Carey, Husaell, Tler
i.y. Htolen base,: o'Farrall, Tlerney. Sac.
riflcee, ll.illochcr, Maranville, Carey, Tray
nor, Carteon. Malael, tJoubla playa; Hoi
tocher and CJrlmea, Terry and llollocher.
Left on baaea: Chlraao, 7; Pltlaburah, 4.
buses on balla: 'iff AldrldKe. 1; oft II am
nion. 1; off Carlson. 1: off Hrown. I; off
Kauffman, 1. Struck out: Hy Kaiiffman,
I; by Carlson. 1. Hits: Off Aldrlflge, S III
4; off Chravea, 2 In 2; off Kauffman, 3
In 2; off Hamilton, 4 In 6, none out In
sixth; off Carlson, 2 In 1 1-2: off Hrown,
4 In 1 2-2; off Morrlaon, 2 In 1 Passed
ball: Wlrth. Winning pltrhor: f'heevra.
Losing pitcher: Brown, empires; Hart
and Hlgler. Time 2:22.
C'ards Trim Red a.
Cincinnati, Sept. rfeffer's pitching
stopped the Reds after the first inning
snd St. Loula won 4 to 1. Hnrnaby mads
hla 36th lioma run of the aeaann wjihj
no one on jae. In the fourth Inning.
Score; "
ST. LOUIS. I CINCINNATI.
AB.H.O.A. AB.H.OA.
niades, as 6 2 1 0P,urns, rf 4 1 S 0
Binlth. cf 4 1 I (I: I .Hubert, lb 2 0
Hornsby,2b 4 14 li Duncan, If 4 2
Hot'ly, lb 4 1 4 Oj Harper, cf 4 1
Stock, 3h 3 0 0 I Fonsera, 2b 4 0
Schultg, rf 4 1 4 0 llatgrave.o 4 1
Menu. It 4 1 .1 lljPlnelll, II. t 0
0
0
0
2
1
1 1
Cli-mona, o 3 0 4 OjCaveney, es 4 I 2 4
Pfeffer, p 4 1 0 OlCnueh. p 2 0 0 1
Isllresler 10 0 0
Totals 24 S 27 SjUllleaple, p 0 0- 0 0
Totals 34 4 27 11
zHutted for Couch In seventh.
St. LoLuls 01)0 110 040 (1
Cincinnati 100 000 00 1
Summary Runs: Smith, Hornaby (2),
Bottonily. Stock, Mann, Murna. Errors:
Hladea, Hornaby, Burns, Fonaeca. Caveney.
Two-haaa hlta: Duncan, Mann. Home run:
Hronsby. Ptolen baaea: Hurna, Clemone.
Doubln playa: Caveney to Liaubert; ltlad"s-Hornsby-Hottomly.
Left on baaea: St.
Loula. 6; Cincinnati 7. Itasca on halls: (iff
(llllespla, 2; off Pf.'ffcr, 2. Struck out: Tly
Olllesplo, 1; by Pfeffer, 3. Hlta; Of t Couch,
4 In 7 Incline; off Gillespie 4 In 2 In
nings. Losing pitcher: Cuurn: Umpires:
Q. Haley and Moran. Time: 1:24.
123 Players Entered in
National Tennis Tourney
Philadelphia. Pa., Sept. R.-The
world's best lawn tennis players
were gathered at the (ierniantown
Cricket club today for the opening
of the forty-first annual singles
championship tournament. Among
the 12.1 contestants entered were
stars from the east, tniddlrwest and
Pacific slope and from Australia,
Spain and JapaiL
Daenjort Nine Trounces
Woodmen of World, 1 1 to 2
avenport, la., Sept. 8. five
walks and nine hits, two of which
vtrre homers, enabled Uavmport to
defeat the Woodmen of the World of
j Omaha, 10 to ., here yrtrriUv, hfj
jitrk pitched shutout hall in the last
.Into innings.
sri jicejt avo macsCik in ri'LL
r-ACK Of COIOaS IN THE Sl'NUAV (
JOHH MOW
Xtalsrf a l 4
II., I. hrr.es 4 2 4
Terry, 2b 4 11
tlrltiiea.lh 4 111
Krlbeta.rf 2 4 0
l'alahan,r( 2 11
Mlller.lf 4 1 1
SlnUel.lf ll 0 4
Kr.iK.3b 4 4 0
o'Karrrl.a 4 14
Wlrth.c 10 1
AktrlilKe.p 2 0 0
sltarber I 0
Cheevea.p 0 0 0
allra'cota 14 0
K'ufman.p 0 4 0
ISO UXH vOocrs
Vf. NO HA.VC HLOisttt.
euter rHQ Crt
tOetttO
VrM:Jerv,tM . Ik. I
Buffaloes Win
6,Htil)l)er (Janur
From Boosters
OiiihIiu I lit I.) nrli llatnl in
! Mx-Iiiiiim (,ontt ii ml
I Win, 7 to . -Play
J Here TimIjj'.
i
j J)i Muiurs, la., Sept. M. Omaha
nudr it to out of'lhiee in the
I series by taking today's tl-oiir, a si
Hilling alfair, tailed on a. count of
darkness, 7 to 4, llnrnn drove in all
f I)r M niiies' rans with two home
rum. The visitor hit I.yiuh at will
tafiid (he locals upported him pooily.
I Score :
OU 4114.'
All. K M O. A. t..
4 14 11
4 4 I 1
I t I 4) I
...... 4 i i a
4 444
I I I
I I I
a i i a i i
a a i a
(Mawit, tb
Hale., lb , . ,
Lrantliam, lb
i. num. rf ,.,
.Manuell, rf . .
Hiiro,, aa
Meetereog), If
kieiM ev,
r laebrr, p , , , .
Totals
17 t It IS 1
HM Mi)s.M.
All. N. H.O. A. r..
l.rnln. rf I 4 k
Ct.aiier, Sb I I I t I
Horaii, rf S t a
( hr.hr.i, fb 4
l.ranry, If 4 I
lima, tb t M a I I
Sort on, es t I t
Banner, n t I I
lyisrh, p f I I t
ToUla ....II 4 IS I
Srwr by Innlngat
OMAHA loo (t 1
lie. Monies ., ., 311? uiiu a
Called n lbs lth aoooiil of dafkneaa.
Iloni runai lloran HO, 'I we-bsae bitai
lirlrfin, lllllra. Hlolell haaeal lilslaaifli,
(.raiilliain, l.rlffln III. Ifl na baaea i
flnialia, 4. Struck out l Ity llneber, $.
rlral baar on balla. Off Lynch, t. Pass- j
ei ball i llaiiii'.T. Karned runai Omaha.
. . ' " a, a ,,,,,,, I , ,, u W. H
laistla. Tlin of garnet llttl.
Saints Win,
Oklahoma Cny, Sept. I Ml Joeeph
bum hrd boa with Oklahoma City arrois
In the ai-veuth and won today's game, $
to 4, Manguin went Co Adama' relief in
the eighth in time tu stop Oklahoma
City'a riOly, which threatened fur a time
to overtime St. Joeeph's lead.
ST. JOSKPIf. OKI.A. CITr.
All II O A I AH II OA
Olson, lb 4 14 0 Pit t. rf i o 0
C.r ilen, If I 1 4 OKru'ger. tb 4 4
1
4
4
Kleber. rf
4 I 2 lj Kelber. 2b 2 I
H'owlls. if 4 2 1 Ol.M'D'lels, lb 4 1
al l' I'l, 3b SOU llO'glardl. If
4 l i
4 a o
4 1 4
N ufer. 2 b
1 4 LWInille, aa
Hrowlie, aa
ilra'ekl, o
1 r i Moore, i f
1 4 21 White, o
10 0 Ipisart, p
0
2
4 1
Adams, p
104
3 10 1
Manguin, p 0 0 0 0. Young, p
Totals IS 12 27 I'll Totals 14 10 27 14
Score by Innings:
St. Jnavph I'll 120 004
Oklahoma City ooo lot 040 4
Summary Huns: Olson, Corrlden, Pish
er (2), HonowlK (2), .Surer, lliowno (2),
Kelber (21, Olnglardl, Wlndle. Moore,
White. Krrora: Mi I'onald, (Irabowekl,
Moore, liogiirt, Young, Two-baas hlta,
Kelber, Wlndle, Young, Kish'T, Nufer,
llrnwne, White Three-base hit: Plehsr.
Homo run: Honoalts. Sacrifice hils;
Corrlden (2). Stolen besea: llrnwne (VI,
UraboweM. Klr-V. baae on balla: Off
Itngart, 2; off Y"oung, 3; off Adama. 2;
oTf Sltingum, 2. fiouble plays: Krueger
to White to M'lianlels: Wlndle to Pel.
b(r to McOinili'ls. lft on baaea. St.
Joseph, 4; ok If noma city, I. Tim of
game: 2:14. empires: Held and Hona
hue. F.'urncd runa: St. Joseph, 4; Okla
homa Cliy, I, Huns and hlta: off Ho
girt, 4 and 4 In 6 Inninga; off Adams, 4
aha 10 In 7 2-3 Innings,
American League
Hrd Nog limit Athlrtlre,
Hoetnn, Sept. I Hoston mit but four
hits off HHsty, but defeated I'liaeidclphla,
2 to 1. The visitors' run csma In the
first after .1. Hurrla' two-baae muff, H,
Mlllnr'a slnglo and a wild pitch. W. Col
lins' alngln In the sixth, followed hy two
errors by Galloway, gave Hoston a run
and the Hrd Sox scored again in the aev
enth on J. Harris' double, a fielder's
choice play and o'ftourke'a single.
Score;
PHILADELPHIA. I HOSTON.
AH.HO.AI AB.H.O.A
Young, 2b
31 Mitchell, ss
Hruggy, c
Haueer, lb
M'llo'an.cf
H.MIIler.rf
Pcrklna, c
Callo'ay,2b
Walker, If
I'ykea, 3b
Haaty, p
xWelch
OiK.Mlller.ef
llHurns, lb
nll'rett, 2b
0 , 1. Harris, If
oil. Collins, rf
O.O'K'rke, 3b
Hurl.
W. Collins, p
Totals 30 4 27 4
Totals 33 4 24 l
xllattcd for Hasty In ninth.
Scoro by Innings;
Philadelphia 100 000 0001
Boston ,...000 001 lOg2
Summary Huns: Hauser, J. Harris, W.
Collins. Krrors: Galloway (2), J. Har
rla. Two-base hlta: Itruggy, J. Harria.
Left on bast-a: I'hiladeiphia, 10; Hoston 6.
Haaea on balla: (iff Haaty, 1: off W. Col
lins, 4. Struck out: Hv Haaty, 1: hy W.
Colllna, 4. Wild pilch: W. Collins. I'mplrea:
Hildebrand and Kvans. Time: 1:30.
Football Only Game
Forbidden to Girls
London, Sept, 8. Games, with the
exception of football, are beneficial
tor girls, according to a committee
appointed at the suggestion of the
College of I'receptorrs to consider
the eiiects of physical education of
girls and young women,
The eomnnttre comprised J3J doc
tors, JSS head school mistresses and
15' women student. Almost with one
voice they drclarrd themselves on the
side of the spoitsgnl and the oppon
rnts of games lor girls have appr
em! v rrlited fiom the field defeated;
Drawn for The
UU tt.O t
I .'t i . -t J fAU .MMt. Tr l l I
Oilers Swat
Wichita for
Double Win
Tulsa. OU, Sept. H. Tula
ttsatfril Wichiu (ore ami aft in a
double bill today, the scores being
9 to 2 ant) 10 to 9. Kunrll wat in
vincible in the tir,t, while (irrgory
was hit hard and oftrn, Davis mak
ing (in .'1st and J.'d home runs of the
arsion and ( rnshy also hit a pair in
the ircoiid, Tulsa ovrteaine an eaily
lead and thru tallied in the tnntlf
iconng three rum alter Wiihila had
scored two. Score, fitit game;
KTAolNNHIitil.l' WHIIITA.
All H OA I 11 1 "
Nmllh. rf III a; AH It O A
IlKlrv. If 111 s llenaell If 4414
W bum, lb 4 4 4 I T peon, lb 4 11
last, if 4 14 4 lievia. rf 4 t I
ll.-a-re, 4 I I I JO. . if 4 14 4
llilller, l II, sell, lb I 1 1 4
Haley, r I I I V II me. Kb 114 4
14 l. il. lb 4 I 4 I M il Ms. 1114
Hgorr. i I I 4 I i -r..shr . r 4 111
KlOHin I 4 S M Sell, p I I I
Totals 7l4l l4 Ti.lele II 14 17 II
lllall d for Or. a ny In Bl'.lb
n. ore by innings.
WUhlia .......led 4oo 4o4 t
Tuiaa U 114 !
Summary lliina: Nmith. Tbnnipaon,
Mahesl. t, Hevia ill. I.enib, Hauman til,
SliiJtnnla, Crosby, i:rrore: SniHh, Tbnnip
aon. L.llsell Kained rune, Wichita, If
Tulsa, 4. Itl on baaea V . hlta. 1;
Tulaa I. Tan-base bits: Hlakealey. laimb
C;l, Tboiiipaon. Tbrv-' base bit: Itninett.
Hums rune. Ciuaby III, liavla (2, Sacri
fices' l.alueli. w.ilincis. Usees on balla:
off Itu... II, I; off uresury. I. Hlrui k oul:
Fly Suae, II, I. In.ubls plaa: iluiler to
MilMiaell, linger to Waabburn to tic.
In, ..II, Mrljinbla In Hauman In lllv-lt.
Timet :2i. I'mplrea: liolims and Orinab),
Mtora aecond gam:
WICHITA TULSA.
AIIIIOOI AH II OA.
S.nllh, of
Hl ia.'y, If
Wash'n. JU
K.esl, rf
Heiger, sa
Iluiler, 3I
ilriftin, r
M lo. I. lb
Hepbe, p
Msun. p
Srllars. p
illaley
4 4
a I Ilennatt. If 4
0 Tho'aon. lb 4
1 I'avia, rf 4
0 Lamb, rf I
0 I. Hlv.lt, lb 4
1
14 1
I 4 I
4 I 1
4 11
I I
t 4
1
4 I
I 2
I 2
t I
I I
4 4
4 a
I lieu en, lb 4
1: M Oin Is. aa 4
I Crosby, r 1
I, M l.au In, p I
41 lluseall, p I
Ol II, .-bier, u 4
4 4
01 .MlltBrl I I
IIHiTllJ Totals 14 1117 10
Tola la
xliyiicd for Maun In eighth.
kNone out when winning runs scored.
allaiied for Itu. sell in eighth,
fei'org by innings.
Wichita 100 404 071
Tulsa 000 I'll 11110
Summary Ituns: Hlakealey, Kaat. Her
ger. Iluiler t:i. tlnffin, M( Powell u),
llsli), llriineti, Thompson (II, Lavis (1).
Lamb (J). ellvell, MiOlntila. Krrors:
Hlakealey, Kast, lierger, Mitllnnla. Ksrned
runs: Wlchiis. 4; Tiil.i, I. lfr m bs-.s.
Wichita, 4; Tulea. 7, Two-l,aae kite: lier
ger, Oriffln, Oavla (21, llannett, Hauman.
Thrta-hass hlta: Dennett, Lamb. Hon.
runs: Hlakealey. Huller, Lelivelt. Lamb.
Sacrifice hits: Elerger, Heebe, Haaea on
balla: Off McLaughlin, 2; nlf Ituaaell, 2;
orf ileebe. 1; off Maun, 1. Strurk out: Hy
Itus.rll. I: by Hoehler, 1; by Hreb. I.
Wild pitch: Maun. Runa and hue: Off
Heche, 4 and 7 In 7 Inninga; off Maun, 4
and 4 In 1 Inning: off McLaughlin. 4 and
I In 4 Innings; off lluasell,! snd 4 In 4
innings. Winning pitcher: Hoehler. Lo.ing
pitcher; Maun. I". ut.le play: Thompson to
Hsiimsn to sllvelt saVniplres: Holmes and
Ormsby. Tims: 2:007
I.TK - I
Hears Spilt Hill.
In.'oln, Sept. I. Denver and Sioux City
concluded th--lr four-game, aeries on tho
Lincoln grounds this afternoon with a
double-header, Sioux City winning tha
fliat gam by a ecor of 2 to 2 and Den
ver the geronil, aeven-lnning conical, by
I 10 0. Both games war anappy with
aharp hitting and clean fielding. Hamil
ton turned I ha tide In favor of Sinus City
in tha opener by rapping out a horn run
In i ha fifth Inning, sending I'avu la ahead
of him.
Score, flrat gams;
DENVKR SIOUX CITT -
AH II. O A I AH.II.O A
O'llrlen.cf 1
Kerr. as 2
ong.rl L4
al'raon.Sb 2
fright, lb 4
flomea.lf I
Rodgers.tb 4
Kllhulen.a 1
Parker.c 2
Voorhels.p 1
Wetzel. p 0
0 2 llllamlltnaa
0 2 HH'gway,2b
1 2 0os rgard,3b
1 I O KIsh.cf
1 6 O Mi-ll.lb
0 1 OO'Connr.rf
1 0 t'Mattlrk.lf
0 4 0Query,o
1 4 3 'avls.p L
0 0 0 .
0 0 0 Totals 31 4 27 17
X Freeman
xWrlght
0 0 0 0
1 0 0
Totals 27 4 24 11)
xRan for Kllhullen in fourth,
xllatted for Vonrhela In eighth.
Score by Innings:
Oenvsr ,,.2(10 000 000 2
Sioux City 100 020 OOx 1
Summary Runs: Kerr, Long, Hamilton,
Hemingway, Havla. Krrors: OBtlcn. Long.
Homo run: Hanilllon. Two-baan hlta: Pat
teraon, Klah. Hacrlflcs: Kerr. Htolen bases:
Long (2); oatergard. Korned runa; Den
ver, 2; Sioux City. 1. Left on baaea: Den
ver, 10; Sioux City, I. Struck out: Hy
Voorhels, 2; hy Wetiel, 1; by Davis, 4.
Haaea on balla: Off Davis, 10. Hit by
pitched ball: By Voorhels, O'Connor: by
liavla. Kllhullen. Runa and hlta: Off
Voorhels, 3 and S In 7; off Wetsel, 0 and
0 In 1. Wild pilch: Voorhels. Double
Piny: Voorhria to Parke to Patteraon.
Umplrea: Fitzpatrlck and Davis. Time:
1:50.
Second gams, score:
DKNVKR. I 8IOUSX CUT.
AU.HO.A. A H. H.O. A
ci' nrlen.cf
Kerr, ss
Long, rf
I'stter.'b
i artv.,, lb
Oomea, If
Wright, 2b
Parker, c
Wetsel, p
1 0Hamllt,,aa 4 0 0 0
2 (Iteming., 2h 14 0 1
4 0. Osier . 3b 2 0 0 0
1 .l'Eleh, cf .10 4 1
Mil, Men, lb 114 0
I njo'connerrf 110 0
0 t'Mattlrk.lf t I 0
1 o! Shangl... o s 1 4 0
t Oiltoetlger.p Slot
IxCluerrv I A A a
lotaia :'J 1 10 lOplikenst. 0 0 0 0
Total ,'5 4 21 4
O'Cunner nut, bunted third sink foul.
iii"i ir Aiauiig in ae.enttt.
tHan for Shangllng in aoventh.
Noire by tuniatia:
Denver , An ool 11
.iioux city ...duo "(ill o
Sitmmary Run: Kerr 1,'rroia: Wetsel
(ti. Tlirea l.ee hll: Long Two bass
nue: mangling, itoetlger. Kerned runs;
Denver, I. Stolen besea: Cart right,
llrmiftgwey, Left nit bases: Denver. I;
-S..UH city, f. hiru. a out: Hy Ho.'Uger,
4. Has o balls; Wetiel, j. iioetigrr,
. Doubla piata Weii.l-Kerr t n-
wrlgkl; s.lsH.Sihanllng t'mpir-a: Dasis
ana n, pain. a. Imra: I minute.
TI.X 4 I Mt.lK.
Vrt Worth. I; I'alla 4
hleve.it. I: Wbklla fall 4
ICu.liii , eHauni.al. I ti liini'iss t
l.altesioa, , gaa Aalaai, I II loam,,
Omaha Bee by McManu
IChxiwIiI Hilt
JUT HCrVWD
lurcrs I rim
4 '
Browns and
Yankees Win
Keiinelh Williams. Slattu Out
Hit 36th Home ltuii of
Season, Heguining
Clout Lead.
St. I.ouia, Sept. H. St. Loilil
dropped to second place in the
A mrr inn league pennant race today
j by lusiiig to Detroit, H to J, while
! New Voik defeated Washiugloii, K
I to 1, New Voik is now in the lead
hy half a game. The standing:
Tea in
New lark
M. lamia .
Warn
. , so
. SI
lsal Perreal,
44 MIS
4 ,411
Detroit did not tally an assist
until the eighth inning, when Shorten,
halting for Shocker, grounded to
t iitsliaw. lilue eaecutrd two doul.I
playa unassisted. Johnson allowed
only one hit up to the seventh, when
he was replaced hy Oleum.
Kenneth W ill ams knocked his
.'Oth home run of the season, regain
ing the major league home run lead,
Kogers llortisby of the St. Louis
Nationals had tird him by knocking
his J5th in today's game with I in
ciniiati. Two men were on base
when the circuit diive came in the
seventh oil Johnson. It wa the
fourth home run by Williams in the
last four games.
Hobby Veach of Detroit knocked
two home run with men on bate,
lloth were olf Shocker, leading ma
jor league pilchrr. The first came in
the first inning and the second in the
seventh.
(ieorge Sisler got two hit out of
three tunes up, making 37 consecu
tive gamrs in which he has hit
safely. This is only three under the
modern major league retord.
Score:
DKTROIT. I
T, IH'IH
AH II O A I
AH II O A.
lilue, lb
4 I 4 IITnbln. rf 4
0 0 0
Haney, lb
Cobb, cf
Veach. If
K ergjll, rf
Cuts . 21.
Hlgney, as
Hueeler, c
Johnson, p
Oleson, p
Total
4 l l oi roster, tb l
4 0 1
S I O'Sleler, II I
4 I 1 A Willie's, If 4
4 11 A; J'ntiaon. ( f 4
4 I 4 I M'M nua, 2b 4
4 0 I II S'vereld, o 4
4 14 0'ilerber. as 1
j I 0 O'ohoi Iter, p t
1 4 0 0 Wright, p 4
1 IxShorten 1
7 0
17 11 17 Ij
Total ll s II s
sHaited for Shocker la tt) eighth.
Heme by Innings,
Detroit 104 J04 J01
St. Louis 000 000 1001
8utnmsry Runs: Ttlua (2). Haney (2).
Veach (Z), Kothergilt, Hassler, roster.
Staler, Wllllama. Krrora:, oilierglll, Lig
ney, Jai-obami, McManug, Osrber. Two
base hits: Haney, Jacobaon, Horns runs:
Vesch (11, Williams. Stolen baae. Veach.
Sacrlflr hits: Haney, Cobb and Veacb.
Luublo plays Hlue (unassisted. 2); lilue
to Hlgney. Left on baaea: Detroit, 7;
St. Loula, t. flrat baa on halls: OH
Johnson,- t; off CiJeaon. 1; off Shocker, I.
Struck out: Hy Jsihnaon. 1; ty oleson, 1:
by Sbncksr, 4. Hits: Off Johnson. 4
in t Innings (non out In the seventh);
off Oleson, 1 In 1 Inninga; off Shocker. II
In I Innings: off Wright, I In 1 Inning.
Hit by pitched ball: Sialer, by oleson.
Winning iiluher; Johnaun. Losing pitch
er. Shocker, I'mplrea: Olneert and Alor
Isrlty. Tim o( game: 1:02,
Willi Sag Trounr Indians.
Chicago, Sept. 4. Chicago mad It twe
straight from Cleveland. 7 to 1. MnstU't
triple, following singles by Collins an
Bheeley, tied Ihe two-run lead of the via
Itora, which they msde on thrss shari .
singles. Mostll then stole home, puttlm
tho Incuts In front snd they were nevei
headed again, aa Leverett tightened U
and pitched alrtlgnt ball. Score:
CLEVELAND. I CHICAGO
AB.H.O.A. AH.H.O.A
.T'eeon, If 4 12 01 Hooper, rf 4 0 2 1
M'N'lty, rf 2 2 1 Oj.l'nstm, ss gill!
O'dner, lb 2 0 1 liColiins, Jb 4 4 1
S'enson, 2b 4 11 tISheely, lb 2 2 12 1
Wood, rf 4 0 2 11 .Mostll, cf 4 114
M'lnnls.lb.4 2 4 OjStrunk, If 2 1(0
L Sewell, o 4 0 1 1 i M'C'lan, lb 4 112
Hoone, p 10 0 tYaryan, o 1 0 2 C
xpeakur 110 OH.'srelt, p 4 0 12
xEvana 00001
Llndsey.p 0 0 0 1 Totals 34 10 27 11
J. Sewell 0 0 4 0
Totals 22 I 24 u
xHalted for Boons In seventh.
xRan fur Speaker In seventh.
x Hatted for Llndsey in ninth.
Bcor by Inninga:
Cleveland ..200 000 0001
Chicago ..J01 101 001 1
Summary Runa: Jameson, Wamby. John
son, Collins (2), Bhrely, Moatll, Leverclt
Krrora: Wamby. Siephenaon. Two-baa,
hlta: Wamby, Mclnnls. Three-baae hitsi
Mostll, Collins. Stolen basaa: McNultv
Colllna, Mosul, Strunk. Sacrifices: Uarilner
McNulty, Sheely. Oouhl play: Colllna ti
Johnson to Sheely, Lft on baaea: -C'lrve.
land, ; Chicago, 7. Haaea on. balla: Of;
Leverett e. 3; off Honne, 2. Struck out
Hy Leverett, 2; by Itoon. 1. Hlta; Ofi
Hoone. 10 In 4; off Llndaiy, 0 In 2. Hit
by pitched ball: Hy Hoon (Hooper). Los
ing pitcher: Hoone. I'mplrea: Uuthrle and
Owana. Tims: 1:46.
Yanks Heat Senators.
New Tork. Sept. I Th Near York
Americana slugged Walter Johnaun hard
here and easily defeated Washington In tha
first conteat of a two game aeilea, I to 1,
Johnson was batted for !--: its In al In
nings, pipp I ringing about lila retirement
in the sixth with a horn run wnh l.i
men on base. Ihe support of th Wash
ington leant alao waa ragged tiaye waa
hit hard In the early Innings, but strong
fielding pulled hint out of several bed
situations. Score:
WASHINilToV. I ,,;w- TURK
AH II O A I AH II O A.
udge, lb lilt Wilt, tt 4
Harris. :b III Ouss) lb III
Hl-e i f 4 14a Hulh. rf 414
il ,ilu. f
Itfiwer. tt
I'., k . aa
4 110 t'!.u, lb t t l I
14 4' S. bang, a 411
4 1
4 Meusel. If t t
I Ward k 114 4
1 oil a 4141
' Mats, p 122
L rnot'e. Jb 1 I
fleiaieh. lit
J hea,'n. p
(Vtilaa
tr.r Skia. a
sahsabs
aOhaiiuy
I
I 4
1
I 4
1- 11 tt 14
1 U's II 4,11.1;
He i let f,.r Jekfteo la I t . 'i
l.ll., ne I'H-lah'h la tbe a.'.ik.
siutte-t t,r 1. 1 1. a , la tn a.uib,
ss-.ta by lua ags
vv .a,.,,i.,a ,., sis -i se
si, 'h , , P Sj I
gMiittais - Mae; ltrM, Win. ti-.gas
ii. a til, I'. is. '- .ii inu,
'4 ta. M'a, I'l. laivk tl. state. t
bs-s l'-se Mji. .tl ll'aa
ia l ira- si..,.a s4 , aa in
'"sd m g a- ,.t 4 s . . i f'..-.,
! s . I i-, t"i,.n . ru a a f.. a.
J4,s I.,. .fl , a. Ss
4j, I W us.l-a a ka.a e
".' W.e I l t S. a, a.-...
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lit J , t st le-is, I I !.,.
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