rilK OMAHA r.KK: MONDAY. SKl'TKMI'.KU 1.
Browns Trounce Yankees in Second Game of Series-Buffaloes Win
Hubert Pruett
Holds New York'
lo Five Hits
W$le Ho) I IMifu.l ill Sith
ly !am Jotii KMiiictIt
ttillu.nt C.rL .11.1
Homer.
Sally's Alley Gallops, to First ' Frank Okrie
Money in Rich Futurity Race Aptin Humbles
N'ew Yotk, Sept, 17. With ton-j ipiarttr. The piekimi record ;n Sioux City CI""
Veterans if Wotra BfrE
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M. l.nuis. Jrttl, Irl Jlif IHouiIti
t,.,i,n,ed 1,4, V . it- Yf.rL V.4liLe4a
Hut lt riirMni at Sportsman's patk
by the seme i.f S l i I and thrie n
ini alibi li oifrr fur the ilriidt. Tlirrc
vj n't a n.i b..tt!e thrown and, m
npt ("f thr a short period when llie
I ,i in in I' d renter HM blrachrrt
sltrtrd r wave luii'lkcri hirfs while
McM-ltan was at bat there in'l
ii lufr of anything ui. toward from
thf J.'tiul iifit.,tir
A !' on bal! by Waite iloyt
In tl sixth fcti the Vi k on
the down grade. Thry were leading
by one run at the tinir a a rrsult
if a slam over the right field wall
!y Hafir' Ktilh. when suddenly
V"(( ll'Ht l"t all icnte olilirrclioii
i,t thr start if the inning ami pard
tl;r uo'Milv weak hitting l-.ddir l
(i r. F.rrvthii-. V," wmiig lor the
Yirka after that ami hciute the
iii'p,.- had ctr.nn! away the Browns
I, nl ihrt-r run ami the game on iff.
Ilulfrt I'metl, thf (rail rx-colle-giati
Southpaw nf Fold's clan, had
the Yank lining about lie pleased,
Riith'l flout over the fence was the
ruly real punch off lii of fcritm. I'p
to the ninth inning hut three hit
were all the New Yorker eouhl
gather off Hubert' puzzling nhoots.
In that lift frame Prmtt raed tip
anil the Yank managed to get two
inrn on with singles, b'tt Hubert
tightened up and put on otne extra
peed t Ret Schatig on strikes.
Sam Jones relieved Hoyt in the
eighth and wa a failure. Foster
walked, hut went out stealing before
Sisler also walked. Then Jonn
groovrd one and William hanged
nut his .IKth home run of the sea
son, rending Sisler in ahead of liim.
Jaiiihuiii f i n K If I . but was forced
by McMaiiuS. Severeid also singled,
but Gcrbcr ended the inning by
Mr'king out.
Dugan otiencd the tiinth witb a
.single tt left and Kuth got an in
field bit. 1'ipp forced Ruth at see
ond, Duican Koinu to third. Sihan
struck out and I'ipp was out stealiiig.
The neore:
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HI. I,oul 02x 5
Humnmry Hunc Ruth, fnmtrr, Pllir
), Wllllim CI. Krror: f!rbr. Home
iuhi: llulli, Willlnnn. Htoli-n hw. Wll
lim. DuuhU pUji: vrld, (Jprber.
l.rft on !: Nf Ynrk. 4; 8t. T.ouH. 6.
! on belli! Off Hoyf, I: off Jonn,
off rtruett, 1. Struck out: fiy Hoyt,
i: ly Jonn. 1: by Pruett. I. lllt: off
Uoyt, In 7; off Jnn. S In 1. LoUi
pltch'r: Hoyt. rmplrm: Ulncen, Guthrie
ecij Evn. Time: 1 :3.
Tulsa Fielder
Sold to Browns
Hersclit! Bennett, left fielder on
the Tulsa Western league club and
one of the leading hitters of the
league, has been sold to the St.
Louis Browns for the largest sum
ever paid for a Western leaguer, ac
cording to word received from Jack
Lclivelt, manager o the Oilers.
Bennett, lead-off man who has
formed an important cog in the
Oiler machine that has mowed down
the fast-movinf? Saints tmd establish,
ed Tulsa at the top of the league,
will not report to Fold's pennant
contenders until next spring.
When the Oilers got Dave Dun
forth, pitcher, from the Browns, tr
was understood that when Bennett
was ready for big company the
Browns would get first chance at
'em.
Ernie Adams Returns
to Coach Maroons
F.mie Adams, coach ot the Omaha
university athletic teams last year,
yesterday signed a contract with
the Maroon officials to coach the
1922 football team.
Coach Adams will issue bis first
grid call tl;i week.
3ft-
fY II F, recent publicity itivrit t" the j
I sale t tieorge tliaiilliain. Unit- ;
lu !iiii'a! thud sacker. to the ;
t liii.ii;.) t uba I i it litid Ure ;i'i''
Oi giitmp goinj bt lomids.
ciiitiluiir t' repent frcriked from !
the rat. th Cubs purchased tiA.
tl4-n 1r oi...th.ui 1A j iii "'ii in
Cell C4tl.
, Thi may t true, hut havt
n from vijr gxvj tourc that Mr,
Guntham wrt t th thnavt Na
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and bn pUvttk. tnh an wi lb
lt fUr la h vnr at Ua
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Hepealof Mat
Law Advocated
Omaha va awarded the state
championship basketball tournament
at a meeting of physical directors of
,-rtra.ka l. M. (. A. at the local
MY" last week. March 24 is the date
of the meet.
The Mate senior and junior gym
nastics championship wan awarded
Lincoln to be utagcd April 7.
A Bwirntjiing meet to be held on
the wine date and a volley ball tour
nament also were given to that city.
Fournteen directors were in at
tendance and passed a resolution to
work tor the repeal ot the .state
wrestling and boxing law inasmuch as
it applies to amateur affairs.
Senators Pound
Dauss for Victory
TMrolt. 8'i.t. 17 WaHlilnirtfin found
Duuh rasy today nui fiVtVAtflti thi Tiger,
4 to 2, wh!l MoKririffo hf Id Detroit
hlta well ncattfred en-J received good
upport.
Store:
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3 10 1
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Totala 37 11 27 17 zFIukhO-h J
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x.Munlon
3 V
4 0
1 0
r, S
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0 1
0 1
0 0
0 0
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Total! 33 10 27 13
BRntt.d fop ftflalr-r In aeventh.
Kltatted for Iauaa in seventh, ,
allatted for Oelfon in ninth.
Hrore by InnhiRa:
Wtishlngton f04 i)0 "10 H
JJ.tioit uou (l 111 001 2
Summary Huim: .luilge, Hurrla (2,
Hlio, I.aphan, Moirrlilge, Kiitheralll, Hlg
lly. Krrors: IJoclin, MoKrirlftu, Ulnn.y
(:'l. Twn-bafce hltn: Kit't. FoiherniU. Kac-rlfli-e:
l'ecklnpauicli. Stolon buse: Harris,
louble plays: Harris, Te.-k, Juilge 12);
Bnanler and- RlKney; Harris nttd Judge;
PeitkinepaUKh. Harris, Jurlxe. Left on
baves: WaMhinifton, S; Petrol!, S. Struck
out: Py liaun. 4; by Moffrldire, 1. Base
on balls: Off Dauss, 3; off Moaridire, 3.
Hits: off Da usb, In 7; off Oelson, 2 In
t. Hit bp pltnheil ball: By .Mogridire,
Haney; by fiauss, Lamott. loosing; pitch
er; iiHuss. I'mitlrea: Connolly anil Nul
1 1 ii . Time: 1.6...
''Sam' Harry to' Coach
Iowa Stale Ball Teams
Iowa City, la., Sept. 17. J. f.
(Sam) Barry, for the past four
years athletic director at Knox col
lege, Calesliurg, 111., has signed a
one-year contract to coach the base
ball and basket hall teams at the
t'niversity of Iowa, it was an
nounced tonight by the board in
control of athletics, lie will take
the place made vacant by the recent
resignation of James H. Ashmorc.
now athletic director of Uepauvv
university, Cireencastle, fud.
food physical condition ant) ready
to tackl the winner on any basia
an Omaha promoter states, proyid.
ing, of course, it ta wiuiin reason.
bviviitf promoter down m OkU-j
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ot ti'tf boer vf:e!i.led on his 1-,'it
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Mrs. David Gaul
Wins Golf Title
Glen Echo Country Club, St.
Louis, Mo., Sept. 17. Mrs. David
Gaut of Memphis, succeeded Mrs.
Melvin Jones today as champion of
the Western Women's Golf asso
ciation. In gaining the title Mrs.
(iaut defeated Mrs. Curtis Zohl of
Columbus, O., 2 and 1, by playing
some excellent golf. It was her con
sistency on the greens, her certainty
of putting and some remarkable
driving that enabled the new cham
pion to eliminate opponent after op
ponent. Starting with 189 in the qualify
ing round, three more than the med
alist score made by Mrs. Lee L.
Mida, Mrs. Gaut defeated on Tues
day, Mrs. John 'W. Taylor of Chi
cago, eliminated Mrs. J. W. Doug
las, last year's reunner-up Wednes
day, then defeated her predecessor,
on Thursday and triumphed over
her semi-final opponent, Miss Fran
cis Hadficld, of Milwaukee, Wis.
Helen Wills Cops
Another Title
Philadelphia, Sept. 17. Miss
Helen Wills of Berkeley, Cal., the
phenomenal locyear-old tennis play
er, annexed another title today
when, paired with Miss Helen
Hooker of New York, she won. the
girls' natural doubles champion
ship from Miss Louise Goodman
and Miss Betty Hilleary,, both of
Philadelphia, 6-0, 6-2.
Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory of j
New York, national champion, won
Hie iiuuuiiMaica vunii.ii lint uy
defeating Mrs. Marion Zinderstein
Jessup of Wilmington, Del., 6-1, 6-1.
The title in the midJlcstates dou
bles play also went to Mrs. Mal
lory, who, paired with Miss Edith
Sigourney of Boston defeated Mrs.
Jessup and Miss Mollv B. Thayer
of Philadelphia, 6-3. 8-10, 7-5. "
Manager Wllhelm of the Phillies i.oints
out that In 1904 when he was a mini her
of the Boston Braves, he. together wiih
Vlo Willis and Charley Pittlnger pitched
102 of the 164- game schedule. Willis
pitched 43 gnmes. Wllhelm 41 and Pit
tlnger 39. The salary limit at that time
was 12.4(10.
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JiATION.M. I Kir. i f;.
Ntnmlings.
w r. ivt
V. Torlc fcj 66 .ti;:t'hlcniin
t'lttsliiibir so ei.6i7 Hrooklyn
HI. 1..h,i, 77 03 .6011 I'hllu.
CI nt I ii 1 1 77 6 .6l2i llontnn
W.I..Pet.
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1 9 72 .40
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47 U .Hi
Yeaterilii) ' Jiesiilta.
riibano, 6; Hrmiklyn, 2,
Cine iiiuatl, 4; Knvi lurk, I,
ToJiij 's (,ame.
riliKburuli at. I'lillailclphla. ,
'i lie) ii nat I at New York. '
t'MtnKO at Urooklyn.
bt. l.ouis at Huston.
1 AMKKK AN J KAMK,
NtiirHllnxs.
W.L.Pct.l W.T.Pct.
N. York S7 Cil .60s Cleveland 71 72 .497
St. l.nuls 7 67 .S04 Wnshton Si 77 .4:11
Detroit 7) 6S .624 1'hllll. ! S3 .411
Chl.ano 72 72 ,6H0 Uoiitoll 67 kj .401
Vesteriluy'a Kesiilta.
lloatnli. 3; I'hlCHKO, 2.
i 'lovclnnil, 4; Philadelphia.
St. l.ouis, 6; New York, 1.
uHliiuKlon, 0; Lietroit, 2.
Today's iinme,
WrishlliKloil at Detroit.
I'lillaillphia nt Cleveland.
New York at St. lous.
iioatou at Chicago.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION'.
landings.
tV.L.Pct.l W.T, Pct.l
St. rnul 97 65 .fi.lHI MUwakee 78 77 .604
Mlnnepla 84 iiS .if.:l; Louisvlle 74 SI .4 7.H
InUplls SI 72 .6:illToledo fill 94 .3"9
Kan. City S3 72 .6,::! Columbus 68 'JS .its
Vesterday'g Kestllla.
Columbus. 4-0: Pt. Paul, 2-1.
Toledo, 3-3: Minneapolis, 1-.'.
Louisville. 3-0; Milwaukee, 2-8.
Indianapolis, 3-3; Kansas City, t-t.
Today's dunlin.
Culunibui at fit. Paul.
Indianapolis at Kansas City.
Louisville at Wllwaukee.
No others scheduled.
WESTCUX J.KACilE.
HtUIHllllgS.
W.L.iM. W.L.Pc
.9
Tulsa 1111 6S .1731
S. Joseph !I2 C7 .57S
S. City 79 77
okl. City 71 7 .4 49
Wichita Si VI .bbl
Deliver til ? .8S9
lluffuloes H5 74 .533il. Moines 66 103.362
yesterday's Besults.
Huffnloes, : Sioux City, 1.
Tulsa. 9; Oklahoma City. 3.
Wichita, 16-2; St. Joseph, 3-3.
Denver, 6-10; Dea Moines, 4-14.
Today'! 4.anie.
Des Moines at Omaha.
Sioux City at Denver.
No others scheduled.
Lloyd's is said to offer odds of 20 fo
1 against the success of any swimmer to
cross the English channel on his first at
tempt. Jnliei Welffe Is a great distance
swimmer yet the Knglish crack has failed
21 times to solve tho currents and tides in
the 20-mlle strugglo fur fame and glory.
.
Atlantic federal penitentiary Inmates J
will form a football team. I
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Giants Outhit Reds,
but Lose, 4 to 3
New York, Kept. 17. Tha New York
Giants outhit Cincinnati today It to f.
but war unable to snlvs Itlxey a south
paw shoots In the pinches anil lost to the
Heds, 4 tn i. Score:
NEW YOltK. I CINCINNATI.
AU.II.OAI AH II. OA
Pncroft.ss 6 2 J il'Hurns.rf 6 1 3
Hilni.-a.2h 4 J 6 4 10.. rt, 111 4 1 14 1
Kllsi lllh 4 11 6 Duncan If 3 10 0
Mem, 'I. If 4 2 3 Oi Koui h.cf 2 0 6 0
Kelly. Ill 4 112 llKons.ca.2b 2 12 5
Young.rf 4 2 1 OHaiKraveo 3 3 3 1
Cuisham.cf 4 3 10 lnelll.3b 3 0 0 2
Snyder.O 4 0 3 4!ltohne.na 3 0 14
.Nehf p 8 0 0 2iKIey,p 4 3 0 t
lShlniiera 1 1 0 01
Totals 30 J27 1S
Totals 37 13 27 ls
xllatted for Nehf in ninth.
Si ore by Innings:
Cincinnati 010 001 OSO 4
New lurk .. 000 003 0003
Summary Uuns: Halicrott, Hrlseh,
Meusel, Duncan, ltouch 12), Hargrave.
Kriora: Bancroft. Hohme. Tun-base hits:
human. Marurnves. Three-base hits
Dauhert. Sacrifice hits: Penned. Fonsecs
Hargrave. Stolen base: Konsora. Left
on bas"s: New York. 7: Cincinnati
Double-plays: Hamroft to liawllngs to
Kellv: Klx-y to Daubert to Fnuaeps
Krlsch to liswllngs to Kelly; Fonseca to
Daubert. Struck out: l(y Nehf. 3. liases
on lalli.; Off Nhf, 4. L'mplrea: Rlgler
and Uulgley. Time: 1:.:,.
Brooklyn, Sept. 17. Kay Orlmes. with
a double, a triple and a home run, ac
counted for three of the tallies that gave
Chicago a ( to 2 victory over urooklyn.
Score:
BROOKLYN. CHICAGO.
AH.H.O.A. AH.H.O.A.l
Olson, 2b 4 13 2SlalZ, cf 6 0 4
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4 2
4 2
6 OTerry, 2b 4 0 2
4 lldrlmes, lb C 3 8
5 OKriberg. I f 3 13
6 lO'FVell, 0 3 1 3
0 4H'thcote, rf 0 0 1
1 OMIIler, cf 4 2 1
0 2Krug. 3b 3 0 2
0 lOsborne, p 4 0 1
0 OxF'gerald 0 0 0
Myers, cf
Mlt'hell, lb 4 0
High. 3b 4 0
H'nglllig, C 3 0
Smith, p 2 1
Decatur, p 0 0
B. Griffith 1 0
Totals 33 7 27 13 Totals 34 27 12
" Score by Innings.
Chicago 2f,0 000 010 6
Brooklyn OOU 000 0022
Summary Runs: Hollocher, Grimes,
Terry, Friberg, Miller, o Farrcll. John
ston, Wheat. Errors. Terry, Mitchell,
,gh, Smith. Two-raso hits: Grimes,
Griffith. Three-base hits: Orlmes,
Myers. Home run: Grimes. Sacrifice
hits: Krug, Terry. Left on bases: Chi
cago, 9; Brooklyn. 6. First base on halls:
Off Smith, 6; off Osborne, 1; off Deca
tur, 1. Struck out: By Smith 1; by
Osborne, 1. Hits: Off Smith, 7 In S in
nings; off Decatur, 1 In 1 inning. Los
ing pitcher: Smith. Umpires: Klem and
Wealervalt. Time of game: 1:35.
'A movement has been started by pocket
billiard players by which they expect to
establish an annual championship (ourney
with composition balls instead of ivory
spheres whlcn have been used in the past.
Ralph Greenlcaf has won the title three
years in succession without defeat.
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(Miaipe Kilmer, today won the . loth j
ininniiin of the n.h fuiuniv. i-
fuilonit print -r .'ear-ol.U, ami
e.tanii.nra a new lecorq ot i n j
for tb raie at its present dutaiue. i
The Kaneoea tablt ' ev, with
Fande in the Miblle. w ii n-cond.1
three length back and driven to mr
bunt lo witlutaiid the runiiiiiii of,
WilderneM of the U Wilmm color..
ridden by l,nor. ibb-rne, by
doling l.it, (nu lled Imo hiinllu
kbiad of (,'yilnpoiie of the favor
ttr. The winner, a filly by Alliiiiieur
Salvolatile, tHk the lead at the firt
Bears Split With
Dos Moines Boosters
rinvr, lo, M.l. 17 lnvr mi't
Momea 1lvM.il a.iutil" ht-U'lT h'l
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Iraliev.if 4 1 " Khullley.S I, 3 I It 4
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k a,. i 21, a I 3 ilro.' lf 6 2 3 0
Net ton. 4 41 S 6 Purser. a 3 0 11
Wilson. I I 3 t Wetsel.u 4 0 0 1
hll.l mali.p 10 14.
Totals 17U:7 13
Totals 14 t 24 I4j
Score by Innings:
Des Mnlnes ") J 4
Denver out 001 1021
Summary Huns: Iloran, Craney, Kn".
Norton, Kerr, Hour. I'atlersim. Hhanley
12). Krrors: C! ntn, IM.II, men, Kerr (2),
Hour (2i. ;srned runs: Dea tolnB. X;
Denver, 4 ritnien bases- Oenln. Norton.
Mhanley (2), Tno-basa hlfs; Kerr Oriiss.
Tltrce-hase hits: Iloran. 'hol.ru. Shanhy.
Bases on l.slla: Off I.ildleinsii, 4. Mtru. k
out: lly Dd.llemsn. i. by Wi.tiel, h. Left
on hsa-s: D. s Momep 4; Denver, 12, Hsc
riricn Ill's: Wilson, Hhsnley. Parker, em
pires' Doiiuliiie and ll.ld. Time; 1.10.
H.'colid gaiiie:
IiK.S tlOIN'KH DKNVKIl
AM II. (I A ' All II. O A.
Ocnin.ef ;, 2 J II O'llilen.lf 4 3 8 0
WKnr.:lb 6 3 0 ii K-rr.i-s 6 12 2
llorsn rf h .1 4 0 II..,,, K lb 3 0 6 1
I'heabro.lb I 1' l'al'rson..1b 4 12 0
Grsney.lf ,', 1 4 1 Sllsnley.Jh 4 10 3
Yuna,:b 4 I 2 ? '"ur.shl.if 3 13 0
Norlon us 4 1 I 3llross.lf 4 1 i
llsnner.c 4 1 3 0 I'arker.o 4 16 0
lonper.p 2 112 llnll.p 1 0 1 II
Salisbury. p 0 0 0 0
Totals 39 14 24 9,Lukanvi ,p 2 10 0
Tulsls 34 10 24
Binre hy Innliigs:
Des Mollies 102 0100 00214
Deliver 013 3 20 01210
Csllcd In eighth, darkness.
Summary Runs: Genln (3). Wagner (3),
Horsn (21. Chesbro, Graney, Yuna, Norton,
Banaer, Cooper. o'Hrlen (2). Ketr, I'atler
sili, Shauley, Csrlwrlght, Gross. Parker
I2l. I-.iTors: Biting. Shanley. Kaiued runs:
DliVHr, 6; Dea Moines, 10. Stolen bnses:
G.nln, Kerr. Shanley. To-l,ai lilts:
(ienln. Wagner. o'Hrlen (2), Shanley.
Three-base hit: Wsgner Home run: Ches
bro. Struck out: By H'll. 6; by Cooper,
3 Bases on brills: Off Hall, 2; off Cooper,
5. Sacrlflco hits: Cooper, O Hiien, Hall.
Double plays: Oraney to Banner, Norton
to Chcahro. Wild pitches: Cooper (2).
Passed ball: Banner. Innings pitched: By
Hall, 4 1-3; runs, 9; nils, 9; by Ssli.bury.
1-3; runs, 3; hits, 3; hy Lukaiiovic, 3 1-3;
runs, 2: nils, 2. Umpires: Held and I "mo
line. Time: 2:10,
Saints Divide
With Witches
St. Joseph, Mo., Sept. 17. St. To-
seph and Wichita divided a double-
header here today. Wichita won the
first, 16 to 3, and the Josies captured
the second by a score of 3 to 2.
Mangtim and Hovlik were pounded
hard in the first game while "Pop"
Gregory was steady throughout. Ar
nold Cuscien held the Vitches to
six hits in the second and fanned
nine batters. Score:
WICHITA. I ST. JOSKPH. 1
AH.H.O.A Olson. lb 4 111
Smilll.cf li 3 2 OiFlsher.rf 4
1 1 0
i 0 0
Illksley.lf 6 3 3 Oi Corrldn.lf 3
Wasllbil,2b 4 2 3 C Bonowtz.cf 4
6 0
6 0
0 2
Kast.rf 6 3 1 0 Knndlr.ss 4
Berger.ss 4 11 6:.McDold, rb 4
Butler.3b 4 2 1 7 Nufer.3b 4
Ha ley. c 6 0 0 01 Browne, s 4
MDowlI.lb 5 2 16 0 Mangum.o (I
1 3
0 0
0 2
0 0
0 0
Gregory.p 4 10 01 Hovlik, p 3
'Lindhrg.p 0
Totals 43 16 27 17;zW. Smith 1
Totals 34 8
iHiitled for Hovlll; in eighth.
Score by innings:
Wichita 4"2 310 (iiifi H5
St Joe 000 100 020 3
Summary Runs: Smith 12). Blakesley
ID. Washburn (3), Fast (4). Duller, Mc
Dowell, Gregory (21, Olson, Corridon,
Browne. Krror: Fisher Huns and hlta:
(iff Mangum, 6 and li in 2 1-3 innings;
off Hovlik, HI and to In 6 2-3 Innlnits; off
Lindberg, 0 and 0 tn 1 lulling. Kartied
runs; Wichita, 15: St. Joseph, 2. Basr-a
on balls: off Hovlik. 2: off Gr.irorv. I.
' sirii' K out: ny Aiaugum, i; ny Hovlik. l;
I l.y l.lndherv. 2. Lefi mi basis: Wichita,
I 6; St. Joseph, Two-base, hits: Herger,
Hotmwltx, McDowell. Kasl. Buller, Double-plays:
WaHhbuin to Helger tn Mc
Dowell. Sacrllice: Washburn. Hit by
pitcher. Hy Maueuiii ( Washburn 1; by
Hovlik llieiger I Hioten bases: Butler,
Bljike.iey. 2. Ka' . l'mplrea: Fifrpatrlclt
and Burnable. Time: 1:36.
Second game:
WICHITA I ST. JOSKl'H.
AH II O A All II O A.
Hntth.rf 3 2 6 O lit.ou. lb 3 J 0
ll'io sli y. If 3 3 0 li Kis'.er. rf 3 110
W h.irn. ;b 4 1 3 I i ..r'l.l. i.. If 4 I ll 0
Ka.t. if 3 1 3 H ICowlts, , f J 0 3 u
Reiser, s 4 0 2 3, Kamiler. e 4 0 In -llu'
l-r. 3 II 2 J M' D'ald. 3b 4 a t t
lnffin. c 2 0
1 0 Nufrr, 2ti
M Do .1. Ill I n
I 0 Brown, sa
' 1 1. arhtcn, p
1 o
i I
S-llsr., p . ti a
llsl.v.e 0 tt .'
Vlrrg.iry I 0 0
Tola'
Tot .la s" t:i i
ll!t..,t foe HelUta
li, ..r I.y .Iin'IIMS
. the
u In ...... i-'io e-o ; .-m - 2
.-(! J....1.B1 , i 0 ). . -..
Silli.Mlar. -Il ia. eiu.ih II'., Ilt "
,:i, I jli'S I . .fie. W;-h!4. 3,
f' I. , vn 1 s'ti.l l.aai on I.. lis o'f
: .. n ... . ..if a' sim i ...
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( !,,(,,, Iii,,,,ttf t I 'Ci,ik
I ,i, - i f I '
11 Si e. I , i, i, i
W I i . . 4i4l I h -
I i i i ,s r 4
-I 4 . I
.11 I ,i , 1
u differs
iiii) i i
i, in K M r i
H . al , 114 14 o il
. I. ..,, 1-4 ,- . Ill l i
H-.i . I aj l i ! I
lk.H In .l i ll il
H - I a lit t .. las l
si an , i a ,i,i a
.,4-a, le. pi I I ! i
I 4Mk HI.4S I'l i 4J Si
lolM I
'"'
T,f New Yorker took the blue r.h -
m j,,j 4 ,,ut,P 0j yj-j.j (,
(.. ,,j u,it It the Hatttr had
,,iluulty in settm awav. keeping1
,1(.m a, iMm,.r fr . inmut,,,
tt,. ttii iruwd of .HMkM bowled. I
j.41U' .ll.v paid tho.e wl'.t ba.k.d'
lir (l) Ul n ,
y... .., i;,lk,.'k uei the bt-tJ
.;,, .i.,.;.... hoih beims moted at
S to I. A ie.n1y play drift e t lie
Kilmer filly' ptue liom I-' to 1
to lit to I at po-t time.
Mluk l,a f ti'ivllnv k'r..
tr. I'l.ii. f,.r ihr l:i 4 II C Ifuni")
r (Itraay In III liiakum.
Boehler Wins Over
Oklahoma City, 9-3
Tuias. Kepi. 17 TuUa on hs lust
same i.f iha et-usi'it on th i,,ii, s-iouii.ls,
defeatliig Oklahom ( lly lo t. II was
llichl't a 4lsf bloiy Of Ilia .r. Kcers:
nKI ITY. I Till
All 14 o A I AH II o A
llil.t w.lf 4 l) t n II. rinclt. If 3 110
.i..t,. , 4 2 2 e Tin in a H, j u II I
r ..ll.ee .1, t I ! 4 Hala. rl 4 .' J a
M l.i II, 4 a II I Laiiil. if 4 2 " H
Hill S ill Jl. 4 S I I Leilvell. II, I 1 9 1
W Indlr. sa 4o2 IUii an. ;t, 4214
l ove. If 3 II 3 a M HIli la. a i " I I
A.lsj.e 1 2 n CriKliy. c 4 I I"
I'jMie. i I 0 ii I llu. tiler, p 4 3 2 1
I'lcrce. p I II 0 li, .
kl'itl 1 o e 0 ic 'jaiala 31 U 27 in
Tot:, I. 31 24 !
Matted toe Pierre In ninth
Oklahoma City jao nno noo J
Tulsa (jul 062 out 9
Nummary Ituiis: Moora, Kelbee, ning
lanll. ll.-iili' ll. Divls, Lamb, N4 1 1 n n)e,
Crosby (21. HoeliLr ISI. Krr.na: Hriitow.
Ails)', Pleiea (21, Lslllb Klirned runs;
Oklahoma City, 3. Tula, 7, le ft on Itasca:
Oklahoma f'lfy, 4: Tolas, 6. Two-lae
hlta; lloehh'r. Davis, Msuinsn, latiglsnll
(y). Home run: lilnslsiilt. Hlol'-n baa a:
MclUiilile. llo, her. lis.. on bulla: off
lloebler, I: off Payne, 3 flunk mil: By
Mnehler, HI Dlillble pill) ' MilMnnl I a
Windier.. Runs and lilts, lirf Payne, 7 and
7 In 4 2-3 Innings. Losing pllrhT: Payne.
Umpires: Holmes and orinili). Time: 1.3..
Will Organize
1'ro" Grid Team
Omaha will . be represented by
one of the strongest protesdon.il
football teams in this section uf the
country if the plans of the Marquette
athletic club matcralie.
It is the plan of the Marquette
club officials to organize a team
comnoserl of such trriilslers as ( lene
Leahy. Carl Lutes, Tip Long. Little,
Bloemer, elirrv, Condon. Russell.
Iliggins, Healey, 1'. Shanahaii,
Cerney, Xolke and Dick Giess. The
majority of the above named have
rlaved on ('reighton teams, while
Xolke is a former Cliicaito Cardinal
oriilster
('-..,.., ...It! 1 I . '.I. A.
....,.-, ,.iii uk .iiailKlll Willi ll-
lantie, Des Moines, Davenport. Mis-
'.,it I i:: i :... i .' i
, .-...inuir, u ,'iiu
with the Minneapolis Marines. The
rontcsls will be played on Sunday
at the Western league park.
Imporfant Changes
in Basket Bal! Rules
Physical Director Weston of the
Omaha "V," has received a copy of
the new basket ball rule book for
this coming season. Two radical
changes in the rules governing play
have been made and are expected
to result in a cleaner and faster style
of the game. Many games have
la-en won in the past by a quintet
having: an accurate free-thrower and
this point caused many arguments
relative to the strength of the teams.
The new rules are as follows:
When a technical foul Is made lh hall
Is awarded to the opponents at the point
where the foul Is commute,!, with the
rignt to put the nan Into play with an
unguarded pas. They shall not be per
mitted to dribble or shoot for a goal.
A penally area shall bo provided at
each end of the court comprising 1 h.)
space between the end line and a lino
pussing through the frei-throw Hue, or
a line passing tangent through the free
throw circle, as may bo decided. All
personal fouls committed by a team when
the opponents are In possession of tho
ball In the penalty area under their own
gnsl shall bo penalized by the award of
two fr.e throws. All other peisonal fouls
committed eiaowhere on the court or In
cither penally area when Ills ball is in
possession of tho defending team eliull I,-
penalised by the award of one free throw."
Muriel MY( "orniick Kt-ioi tcl
to llae Sipietl Movie Contract
Chicago, Sept. 17. -A contract for
the appearance in the niovit of
Miss Muriel McCorniick, daughter
of Harold MrCortniek and grand
daughter of John U. Rockefeller,
was reported to have hern signed
with Joseph Schenck, husband of
Xoriiia Talmadge. Mm McCorniick ;
ii.n adopted the stage name ot
Mawana Micor.
It was reported that Mt. Mc
t'nrmiik would go to California eatly
in January.
lAfcntie ' mittiil lei
of Socialist Mt
l'liilalk-l"lli.i, epl 7, rite l'.l
tnili.il cKcciltitr t oiiuiiitlrr oi th so
lu'i.t pari.' m, t jhic j iiu,, tltl.
tiiie rsctiiln Ihliiii.. and (,taii con.
Iticioiul Campaign. in .,ii,,u.
. 1 . 1 1 . . lluMf pte.riil were i, t,.r
I'vurr, MiUauki, . Wilhon II
!-''(' In,!., 1 Ii,- I411.es H V.Mir
1", Ki 1! 1 -r.!,!nl i. t1 c 1', 11
K ii 4i." It I t in.,11 -.i l,i'..n t ('
t ' ,4 II , I. . . . Sill .1 V , 4
. k'o. I1.1 ) , r.,,.l. 11 i!, I I Mlo
I 1 mi' r, I . . sitnc ... 1 v.. n
, C t- j a 1 ,
Ol, !l 1,1 r.. L. I ... ami
la to eil for Si4trr lir'
t a 1.4. , ,c I . ,1 I," I .
f t , 11 e m I- a ;.,f ii. 4 , j.,,,, ,. I !
tlr ', t 'IS! i . J (1 I. d S'l'.i in!',
.! t -t)
c, 4 4
1 o I a
.'" ! 04
Rl 1' Ii, l
' I'll I I ' I 'l ' f
ni.'il 1a ,'t 'I.. -it
I 1- i- 1 a 41
hi
t .' '
".. l t
.., ffii
! ....... ,
-ifllt ami rarKrr I.""
to llVr.l, 6 lu 1.
I thru In. Sept. 17. (Special Ti!t-
grain,)- It was 'fug'' GriiliiiV wil
low whnb again disturbed another
tiiherwi.p it4i'ini kerne and tbe Buf
tallies took tin- deciding game id
the rru uiiilav alternoon, 0 to 1.
t.ntlin si n I, , the barrage ill U
lifih w In ti be diiive one over the
eit field fence, acoiing (itaiitbaiu
ahead of Inm.
The pitching of Okiie formed an
iMek'tal p.nt 4if the viitmy. (nly
,cuii hits i tr h.n c-ii , liom bin
nlfirnign and with one exception
they were ail Mattered. The one
exception io-t a run, It wa in the
iillll inning,
Osleigafd led off with a single to
ri:M. Korttgir, coming iii ailer
Mat Ink bad llieil tn Clillill, dotlblrd
to the left field fence, KCoring Uslet
gard and pulling the SimiY m a
mighty fair way to get back in tin
Came. But a double plav, Maniisli
'o liivlasnii, stopped tb.it chant e,
Tile Hill l.ilne. iidded Im,i mmc ill
llnir ioiIiiiii of the sixth, (iislasoil
led nil with a single ti) right und
Balis doubled tn the same field,
Mm ill),' the blond second baseman.
Ailer (it. null. mi struck out, the .une
Mr. (irill'iii who has figured before
in tins narrative, slammed a single
to center which scored Itatei.
The herd added a run in the sev
enth and eighth. Masters started
the seven) li wiili a single. Spencer
and Okrie were unable to help, but
Whiley Gislasuii added to bis dav'n
l.'.urrls for three bases to right fit Id
scoreboard, M astern scoring.
In tin-eighth, Granlliaiii, first man
up. tingled to right, crossing on Grif
fin's double to renter.
U 111 .
All. K. If. I.
.. ft I a 4
A.I'.
II
II II
I n
II II
I li
t Ii
II li
I II
I! II
Mftlttson, 'ft .
Hales. II,
t, nihilism, 111,
Orlffln, rf . . .
Miiiillsll, rf
U llrm. , . .
Vlaelera, If , .
Spencer, t, , . .
Okrie, p
Total. ... .
a
Ill 6 1,' 24 HI u
moi v rrv.
aii. it, ii. p. a i;.
Hamilton, sa . .
Ilemlngnu), 2b
Kl.h, .f
leU, II,
Hliuiigllng,
I O'Connor, rf
ViamlXV'!
' itoetiger, n !
Totals
IS I 7 21 11 1
(mine called In eighth to rati h Iralu.
Score by Innings:
"maha nun mn It a
. . . ism Ulii ihi i
f.pirri.. ih
Nummary Home run:
.. .. , i,p.iifl IIIIMI IIMIeS,
nnenger, lleililngwiir, (.IsIiimiii, haerl-
' wii Manuaii. Karneii runai (ininim,
Wniig dir. I. Left n huwewi Oioal...
II; Moux (Hy. 4. hlolen h...,.- II-.-.'
I.niiilhain, Slruck oul : lly Roellger, 7i
Okrie. S. Ilase on balls: (Hf Okrie, t
off Koellg,sr, S. lilt by pitched l,,
Hlleol, 2 by Koettger. 1. llniihln plays:
Mnnusli lo l.ishuMilli OUrle l (,lhie,,n to
Hates Roeligir hhanglliig lo 4ls(er
gard to lleiiilngwny. I iniln: A nil or -son
and la-wl. rime: 1 :4..
Fairluiry Wins Sixth
iJaine of Slate Scries
Norfolk, Neb.. Sept. 17. Falrbury won
the sixth gams In tho contest for the
pennant of the Nebraska Stats league
hero today from the Hlkhorns, t to ,1.
After having the game sewed up at the
slart, Federle was hammered hard. The,
seventh snd last game of the piwiaeriea
will probably bo playid at Falrbury Tues
day. Scor:
FAIRHCIir. NORFOLK.
All.ll.O.Al AH.H.O.A.
Mnoney.ss C 2 2 Athlon. sa 4 2 6 3
Wlnlibh.lb 6 0 7 11 Mitchell, 2b 4 1 S I
M'Dcmt.rf I, 3 0 01 .larr.3b 3 3 11
llllss.rf 4 2 5 l'ltousc.lf 4 0 2 0
It.ilhle.if 4 2 1 O'Knapp.rf 3 110
Clevi.d.3h 3 0 1 2iClark.c 4 0 7 1
loiodnn.ib 3 0 3 ildiaves.cf 3 0 1 n
O'Connr.y 3 0 8 1 Casey, lh 3 0 7 11
l.ovich.p 3 0 0 li Federle, p 2 0 0 1
! Hilton. p 10 0 2
Totals 35 9 27 12 xllgardy, 10 0 0
Totals 32 7 17 9
xBalted for Hilton In ninth.
Score by Inning.-!:
Falrbury out 0n2 OliI l,
Norfolk 200 000 01)11 3
Summary Runs: Mooncy, lielchlt,
1"0 1 -is i), I.ovich (2), Allicrton, Mitchell,
Marr. Krrors: cinrk, Moenev. O'Connor,
Lovich. Two-base tills: Mitchell, Man
Relrhle. Sacriflc.-: Cleveland. 1'ass-d ball:
Clark. Ditul.le-plHys: Marr to Ath-rfn'i
to Clark. Hit by pllcher: Hv Lovldi
(Knapp.l Wild pitch- l.ovuh. struck em:
Hy Federle, 4: by Hilton, 2; be l.ovlib.
. liases on balls' (iff Fedeile, 2: off
Hilton. ?: off LoWch, 3. l'mpire: Mejeis.
Tim..; 2:;n,
Frink Winner of
Trap Shoot Meet
Atlantic City. X. J . Sept. 17.
John S. Frink of Worthing ton.
Minn, w hi the tiiand American
handicap tt ap.!io.iiuig tournament
tod.iv. brciking Jj .traiht targfts
111 the shout nil aiitr he and three
others lad tied lor lir.t place by
breaking 'A out of I'M' target.
35x5
$19.55
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Base Ball Today
Oaiatlu vs. Dfi .Moinei
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