TUB OMAHA HKK: MONDAY, SKPTKMHEH 25, 1922.
"Battling" Siki Knocks Out Georges Carpentier in Sixth Round of Bout
!
Heavyweight Champ of Europe
Beaten by Senegalese Scrapper
t'"iipir,tht, m. ;
I'aria, fv j.t. N The aun rf Oenrgaa Carj nfier baa t. i
After el vtctou rounda nf flghtlng the pugilistic pride of Krai" went ;
down to defeat before tha powerful hlowe f "Hauling" Hikl, tha taneglas
rpMr.
l'rom tha thlid round rn It wa evident that tha burly negro bad tha
measure) of tha white heavyweight, im-nrgra butted hie opponent rontlmt
ally In an apparent effiirt to art tha referee to disqualify him In order that
tie might not sulTi-r a kn ktnit. Kor hla tmubla ha waa hooted and J-id
i-n by the in aim had barked him at two to one to 11 the dnrk cloud.
In spite if the fart that the tieiiw -
galea ha.1 the ieir of tha lust three!
round, lha tint rsme auiMcnly ami
ent th) crowd of nonuu into tt 1
lorn of fiolne. To make H wrw, (tin
rfrr announced (hut ffikl hail
tripped Carprntler ami that the fnl
ln man would be liven three min
nirs to rnovir. At the ttiut of (hat
lima. Oeortea art 111 was In a eernl
comatose) atn'a and unable to r
apond. 1 1 s hitsthl to hi (Iron
liif room, while tha rowa aont mi
scream aftT st-reatti that fhkl should
be declared tha winner. Tha referee
hesitated vnd then lha three JuIks
took a hand, AftT an hour'a di-lay
Inejr declared that Wkl aa tha
Winner.
fieorfr t ut loo.
Than more bedlam. Tha colored
ar-rapper waa lift! to tha ahoulilnrs
of tha fsrts whn, before tha ronfilrt
Started, had bsi-k'd thi-lr whlla Idol
to tha limit. ll ww curried about
tha arum ami. I th shout "Klkl. I lie
nw champion, Hikl, the new cham
pion." In hla dressing loom. Gnorw Car
pentier waa Juat online to hla
Mnsrs. ia would a no one. M.
3ecanp, hi manairar, waa white
with rage. 11a couldn't underetand
how Ma man bad ben beaten, or
rather, how hla man had permitted
himself to be beaten. But beaten
ha waa and beaten badly by a man
who, prevloua to tha battle, waa con
sidered a "ft up."
Whrfl tha mm entered tha ring
Ororgi'a iwnwil drawn. Ilia fate wna
sallow, but hla body seemed fit to go
tha limit of twenty rounde called for
by tha condition! of the mill. Ilia
w olght waa announced t 173 1-2, while
the Senegalese stripped at 174. Hlkl
waa the ph-ture of a renl flKhter, and
a real fighter he proved.
WIiIIb CuiTrnllrr aa being rar-rU-4
away a bleeding wreck, the j
new rhnmplon hurled a (lialleiige
across the Atlantic to Jack I letup-
I aey,
; "I My Dempsry to meet me any
'Where, any time, 1 aend a iluil
lensa now through the I'liIraRO
Tribune. If the American wants
to Mit, let him answer Ihroiiuh
' the Kuiopenn edition of the Chi
j rngo Tribune," uld Kilil.
Krrnchiiisn Puzzled.
For tho flntt three round it looked
as if Cuvpcntler was playing: with his
opponent In older to strinf, out the
battle to make the moving picture
more saleable. V.it in reality he
couldn't fathom hla opponent, who
t took heavy right and lofts to tha Juw
aiPT esnee.bauk. (nr. trior - Iilo'a or a
simitar nature landed by Carpentier
In many prevloua battlea had spelled
it, disaster toe hie opponent. But not
' today,
I 1 The "battle opened with Carpentier
I )and Hikl huatling toward the renter I
f lot the ring, wiin icikb huimh
!tbe Senegalese lauded first and then
the two men went Into a clinch.
George shot in a left uppercut and
. the Senegaleno covered up. ThiH
aeemed to amuae Ocorpes, who tried
a hii'utmoat to make tho eboriy-hucd
;1 foe drop hla guurd. Kikl had been
'i atung by the uppercut and tho round
't ended with the Senegalese well hid-
-i uelJ DnHIIIU u it"a 1 r
A i. .t.. f tha ami ff thrt
) round seemingly witiflcd he could end
I 8ikl came up for the eecond round
i with more confidence. neiween
clinches the battler exchanged rights
1 to the face. Georges showed little
Judgment of distance in his hitting
and with Sikl a bit wary, the round
i ended with little damage to either
- man.
5 , Third Round Different.
i The third session waa different.
The round waa not very old before
i Carpentier dropped the Senegalese
14! i.t. -L tit i lha
auith .tiff richt to the chin. The
colored boy stayed down for the count
of five. Kyelng tho champion and ap
parently in no wise flustered, Siki
leaped-to his feet, catching the smil
ing Georges off his guard and plas
tered a right to the jaw that sent the
champion sprawling on the canVas.
George wna up at the count of three,
but the least experienced iron In
the pugilistic pastime could see that
Carpentier was hurt. Tha round
ended with the men in a clinch and
the crowd wild over the fact that It
was seeing a real scrap.
In the fourth round Hlkl began to
plaster tb champion. He planted
swift right and lefts to the fate and
Carpentier came out of the musa with
badly split and bleeding lip. They
knarred a bit, then Siki shot over 1
fight that 4'loaed Georges' right ex . ,
A aecond or so bitr another right !
Split rpen Georges' cheek and he
nt to hla corner tired and be
wildered, lotto III Wll.
fi.Wt f.llotaed up bw slvaitloa M
sti aa the firth round opened. l
Vd th attack ad f r.d C.eorgea
Hid Km r. Ttvit it that
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Indians Win
Pair of Games
From Champs
Oklahoma City, Kept. .U. Okla
homa City wen both gmms of a
doublehuader with Tulsa here today,
the first gains going 12 Innings for
a t to 4 score and the aecond called
In tha middle of tha fourth, Inning
Itecauite of darkness, the score being
J to I. Score:
Srnr. flnt gsms!
Tl'lJI. I OKU
fiTr,
A.HO.A
All II O A.
H.nnMUf
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0 1 Tal, b
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1 14
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Hnuntn.2b 4
Oil iinxl,,ir
I 1; Wimlla, as
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t'nl,y.e' 4
Totals
10 I I lAd.f
Total 44 14 17
iBattart for Yd iu siith,
Btore by Inninia;
Tulas 0i lie ari d0 4
Uklahoma t'uy 121 00 000 Ool
Tlv Innlnsa )
Summary Huna. Dennatt. Croabr 1).
Panlorlh, Hrlail.w. 'lii,r It), UlnsUrdl,
Vd. Krrora: Thimtpanii (li, Hlwart Ol
('ruaby (2, llanfurlh. T-taa bua: Dan-
nn, Klnglarui. jrailiar. Ihrn-baae till :
llnnt(. Miolaa baara: llrlalow, Put,
Wlnill,, Paa, on halia: Tilr, 1; Osnfurlh,
Iajh. 1. Sirurk out: Hr Td, 2: by
Iianforth, 10. Kuna and hit,: Yd, 4 and
I In 4: Lov, o and In 4. I, ft on baa:
Tulaa, . Oklahoma City, . Karnad runa:
Tulaa, J; Oklahotns lty. 4. Hit by
plUbad ball: Liavia, by Tda; W.lanll.
by Hantorth. Wild plirii: lMnfortb.
I'aaaaa nai:: c rwhy, winning pitvnar:
U'V. Tuna: l.2I.
Snoml aainai
Tt;.PA. ! OKI. A. CITT.
AH H.P.A. AH II P.A
Ho,hlr. rf
0 Pllt. rf
'J hu on, 3b
1 4 l Hrlatow, tt
0 d'Tatr. ib
I 1 llfrlbrr. lb
e 1 OlM'Ka'lal, lb
1 1 Z illn'tdl, If
1 t 21 Wlndlr,
0 3 fl Aday. e
0 0 ' I'leru. p
0 0 0 Lova, p
Davia. rf
Lamb, vf
I.aH'alt, lb
:au'an, lb
M'OI'ia, as
Wllla, r.
Huus'nd, P
MclA'la, rf
S 11 "j
Total 11
Total 11 11 IS S
Scor by Innlnga:
Tulaa
Oklahoma l.'Uy
K 'ailed 1th. darknaaa )
..oil 0:
..411 Ox S
nummary lluna: ilochlar, Tboinpaon,
Lamb. I.allvni. mm, inula. isi. reiur,
McDanlal, Olnslarill, Wlndla. Krrora4
Bauinan. Houshland, Hrlatow, Tat,, t)n-
liirdl 2. Wlndl. Aday. Two-baa hlla:
Plorca. Bo,hler, Thompaon. Thrc-baa
hit: Urlatow. garrlflra bit: Aday. Htolan
haaca: Urlatow. W nrtl,. Haas on rial la
Off Plirc, i; off HouKhland, 1. Dtruik
out: Hy Plerc. 2; by Iloushland, 1.
Uoublo playa: Wlndle to Mf:Danll; Haa
man lo M;Ulnnla to I.elivalt. Time: 1:03.
Wllehre Illtld Vlltb SaJnt,. .
Wl.hlia. 8pt. 14 Wichita divided a
double) bill with Bt. Joaaph hero tuday.
Wichita won th, flrat, 1 to 4. and HI.
Joaeph th aecond, t to 1. Score
i'lrat same:
BT. JOSKPH. I WICHITA.
AU.H.O.A iSmlth, cf S 4 1
Tiro'n,, a 4 I 2 II Orlfftn, If 2 12 9
Fiahxr, rf 3
Co'rlden, If 4
IVno'ltz, cf 4
K!in(llr, 4
M'U'd, 3b 4
Nufttr. 21) 4
drove r, lb 4
M'gum, p 3
W. Smith 1
X I mw'nurn. zt t 1 z
2 S U'Raat, rf 4 2 0 0
1 t 1 llHrger, aa 4 12 0
1 O Hii'Mr, ! 420
2 1 If Haley, o 4 112
2 2 2 M Ii kII, lb i 0 1(1 0
OHO Mouaa, D 2 1 10 0
0 2
0 til Total
21 (17
Totala 311 124
Baltcd fur Mansura In th nlntli.
Bt. Joaeph HO " 00 4
Wichita u 010 Olx 6
Summary Buna: Hrowne, Flatter, Cor
rldon, Nufer, trlff-n (2), Waahburn, Eaat,
Hal-y. Error: Berser. Barnd runa:
Wichita. S: 81. .Toaeph. 4. 8crlllc hit:
Kaat. Two-baao hlta: Flabar, Nufer, Cor.
rlden. Waahburn. Stolen baa,: Butler,
lioubl play; Bonowita t 0 McPooald.
Struck out: By Maniuin. 8: by Hou, 4.
Klrat baa, on balla: Off ManKum, 7; off
Houaa, 1. Left on bajea: Wichita. 12;
Mt. Joaeph, . Hit by uMched ball: Flaher
by Houae. I'mplrea: Hurnslda and Klt
patrlck. Time of same: 1:46.
Second same:
ST. JOSEPK WICHITA
Ao.rt.U.Ai A n. n.vi. A.
Browne aa
Flaher. rf
Corlelen.lf
Bo'wIta.Sb
Kamller.c
l.'.lhers.pf
Nufr.Sb
W H lth.lb
Orover.p
1 :itlrl(fn.lf
1 1
0 I
4 Oj I. Smith, cf
Oj W'burn.b
0 0 Kaat.rf
1 lHerr,aa
0 01 Hutler.lb
2 shliiley.c
7 lIM'lww'l.lb
0 If Adklna.p
iOreory
t 1
ft S
1 1
0
9 1
I) 13
1 1
0 0
Total ! lit 1 . ,
Total, 17 11 11
iirrury hatted for Adkln, In ninth.
Store by Inning,;
St. Joaeph IM 19 00(12
w traats ,.,uvu w mvw 1
Humwory fluna: rlaher. Oorrlden, Oro
ver, L. Smith. Krrora: Browne. Sacri
fice blta: llrown,, Randier. W. Bml'h.
Two-baa hlta: corrlden. Haley (S). (irif
tin. Three-ba hit: ponowlti. Struck
out: lly drover, 1; by Adklnt, t Uaaea
on balla: Off Orovef. I; off Atkin, J.
Left on bea: Wlihll. T: 8t Jn,rih. 1.
t'Miplrea: Fitapaltlck and Hurnlild,. Tim,:
noneter Spill riuuhle-ltrader.
P Mnlaes, ' 14. r Molnta et)lt
tt.iu City In both tame of to.lav
i.iuBI beid,r, but attar wmnlns tha firal
... :rai the letal dropt,d tie ,cnd
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Before Battling Siki
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Georges
1
AI.K about hakebull players being
iney nave a western leaifue yiuv anu earn uiiu evt-ry ono i low piayera
haa played to the best of his ability all season, although they went sev
eral weeks at a time without receiving any pay.
When the Grizzlies last played In Ornuha we were told by one of tho
players that the Denver club owners had not paid any salaries for two
months. According to this player, tho Denver owners are "way In the hole"
with their team and that It will be a long time before they will "get out."
When Denver cnteied the league,
It guaranteed the other clubs in the
circuit $1,300 for a four-game se
ries. Seldom has the club took In
enough money at the gale during
a series to rover the home expenses
and the $1,200 promised each vihit
ing tram playing in Denver.
This Denver player pointed out
that the Denver park was situated
too far from the bunlnes district to
make baseball a paying proposition
under the present conditions. Acaln,
there seems to exist In the "Mile
High City" considerable rivalry be
tween two factions, and this alHo
helps to make It tough sledding for
the present -management. It is said
that the present owners of the Den
ver club have not paid the league
for the Joplln franchlne. If this Js
true, then the league owns the fran
chlse and will, no doubt, move tho
club from Its present location If tha
other circuit owners object to Don
ver remaining In the league another
year.
Tress reports tell us that Mexico
Is ready to stage Dempsey-Wills or
Dempsey-Willard fights. Whlrli all
goes to show that Mexico ran take
its brutality In other form than
bull fights.
A gent by the name of Fruechte
meier holed out In one at a Cincin
nati country club the other day, but
before he could make the public un
derstand that name his fame was
spoiled.
Women are prohibited from en
gaging in boxing matches of any
sort, amateur or professional, by
an ordinance paused In Manila.
This, no doubt. Is good news for
the male inhabitants of same.
Wonder what Owner Phil Ball of
the St. Iouis Browns has to say. He
eently Kail let It be known far and
wide that he bad lot a contract for
enlarging the Drown' park In ordr
to handle a world series crowd.
Norway has produced a pole
vsuller who recently smashed the
worla's record. The athlete, Huff
by name, faulted 13 feet 6 Inches.
Noma)- la pretty far up, anyway.
Tant ho Villa, tha little brown chap
who traveled half way around the
world to win lha flyweight title ftotil ;
PennanjDope
One mora Hufjr fur either lb
tanker or IiUhis, or a defeat fr
their kwNHanl rival, lh M. I.ula
Itreataa and I'Mtaburt h I'lrale.
will rltinh ll ltl WakMr letmwa
(has)ipkwaaSii4 fuf the Net )uta
itub,
NvHSter New Itafla lail f (ka
It (etM that Ik fur ftr4
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Gntxentter
loyal to thulr club. Out in Denver
Johnny Buff, might be called the
"Yellow Terror" of the prize ring.
Why is a veteran ball player
and a policeman, much alike?
f.acli knows just what to do In a
pinch.
Having won one pennant from
Memphis and finished a hang up aec
ond, Spencer Abbot has decided It Is
time to move on, so has resigned his
job as boss of an Oklahoma state
ball team.
New York boxers say that, the only
way to get publicity In Gothum is to
get suspended by the state boxing
commission. , ,
Hilly Minhe says he's ready to
meet Harry Wills as soon as a suit
able) purse is offered him, but at the
same lime knows that he won't get
the purse.
Now that Sweden has knocked pro
blbitlon for a row of thumb tacks, It
wouldn't be surprising to learn that
the "dry" Amorican congress plans
to mnke It impossible for a Swede to
get into this country, all of which
will hurt the population of Minne
apolis. "Babe" Rulh has been a father
for more than a year, which ex
plains why the Home Kun King
didn't successfully defend his
crown this year.
The fun started when Charlie
Sihnell, tha fat man, had to run to
catch a street car.
Old Coin won a race at Ak-Sar-Ken
track Saturday and Charlie
Trimble, secretary of the meet in'
Immediately pronounced the two
wet'lis' rare program a success.
The victory of "Battling" Siki over
Ooorges Carpentier in l'aiis yester
dity means that Champ Jack Damp
ey has another scrapper to contend
with,
I.Ike Carpentier, tho Senegalese
fighter will probably journey to this
country, bowl over a few of our al
leged heavyweight fighters and by
that time the pul.lio will be all "fed
Up" 011 Siki. Tho only thing left
then will lie a Hikl IVmpsey battle
another bsttlo of the century.
Anyway, a guy with a name like
Hikl noglit lo be a fighter.
WTTHTHE
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Uhle Shuts Out New York
Denver Bears
Rout Buffaloes
Out of Victory
l-irour, Kvpt, II lieuver tvk
biith game of a double header from
Omaha her today, tha first, 7 to I,
and the second, 4 to 3, Kcor:
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Omaha Pie MS i
l'ruv,r IKI S04 Mia 1 I
I Hainmary Karnnl rgnat lrar, 1,
fiinana, 0. nitiH mia-at nanain, tt riant, i
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Hall. a. I(t un bnri Drgm, Si Omaha, I
. PbmmI ball! K.lbulla. lilt by ulO-hrd
belli faitrraoa by llymsn. Innlni
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runa, S una, 4 ty rimhre, Si runa, Z
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Total
nine sot when winning ran scored.
Seor by Innluset
Omaha Wit 010 000 S
Denver Oou 020 0024
Karuod rune: Omaha, Si Denver, t.
Two-baa hilat Kerr, (.artwrlsht. Three,
bnao bin O'Hriro. Klrat baae en ballet
Off Tipple, Sj off toorhree, S. Struck
out- Itv Tl,..l . I.. a. .,..1. a .....
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rnnene, VMiaiia D. lfflr. 13. IfAliniawi
plnye: Parker to Kerr. Time of saoiet
1:411. ImplM: anr Kullabur).
Tex Rickard After
Siki-Wills Battle
Omaha Ilea Leaned .Wire,
New Kork, B,.,)t, 24,whm Tex
Rickard had finished reading tonight
about the Hiki-Carpentler battle In
Paris, he Immediately started nego
tiations to bring the Senegalese bat
tler to the United States. Kickard
announced that his two representa
tives will leave tomorrow for l'aris
with instructions to brng Siki to
New York.
Rickard believes that Siki is a fit
opponent for Jack Dempney. He
plans to arrange a bout with either
"Kid" Norfolk or Harry Wills, the
top-notchcrs of the black battlers. If
ho shows up well against either of,
these two Rickard will begin negotia
tions for a battle between Sikl and
Dempsey.
Dave Driscoll, the Brooklyn pro
moter, also is angling for Siki'a serv
ices. Driscoll announced tonight that
ho had cabled an offer ( ut $150,000
to Sikl to meet Harry Wills on Oc
tober 12, Columbus day. If Siki can
not arrange to fight at such an early
date, Driscoll said, the offer holds
good for May 30.
Omaha Gun Club
Team Loses Match
The Omaha Gun dlub team lost a
special match to the Columbus shoot
ers at Columbus, Neb., yestwrday by
18 blue rocks. The Columbus guns
scored 955 points, while Omaha got
OiS.
The score follows (contestants shot
at 100 targets):
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Nam
nil' Nam Hit,
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Detroit, 7; Hoaton, j,
Waalnna-ton, 1; i-hlcwro. 4.
C'l,vl,nd, l: New York, 4.
Today's (James.
No runiaa acheduled.
AHKBICAN AHNIHIATIO.N
Slandlnia.
W.L.Frt.l
St. Paul ll M .mm Mllwauk.
Mlnnewv SS II .AM lx,iil.,,
Kan. Ity SI IS Mi Toledo
lodlanap. S4 75 .AtS olumbu
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Kanaaa Clly, 4; Loulavlllo, 2,
Pt. Paul, ; Tole.io. 2.
Indlanapolla. 2-10; Milwaukee,
Today's flame.
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Toledo at Kanaaa Cl;
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t'olumbua at Milwaukee
I'ailasapoll, at St. Paul.
Nu othar, scheduled.
SocccrStAidiA5a9
W.V. Pet.
I 0 1.000
1 l.iMie
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llal una.
Townaend.
fiuarantr furnltnra
Omaha Sport, , , . .
Bohemian,
VKSTIBDAVI KWHXTS.
I alodonlane, St Bohemian,. 1.
Itallima, Ij (.uaranire Furniture. ,
lownaenda, 4: llmaha Spuria, 1
Game, ,t Sunday,
ler'sw 8,",U ',Jn, 'edonlan, Mil.
Vm'rthm'"' ,,n,t "ellan. Athletbj
(iiuaranlee Furnltnre agajnat Towaanid,
Fontrnelle. V '
Omaha Soccer
Season Opens
The Omaha District Soccer league
opened its season at Miller park yes-
imuay, wnen inrea game were
played before a large crowd of spec
tators.
The Caledonians won their Initial
contest of tho season when they de
feated the Bohemians, 3 to 1. James
Henderson was the star of the game,
scoring two goals for the winners.
Miller scored the other goal for the
Caledonians, while Rudolff registered
the only goal credited to the Bo
hemians. Good teamwork on the part of the
Townaends enabled this team to win
it.i first game of the season from the
Omaha Sports. The score was 4 to 1.
Art Saunders, with two goals for the
Townsends, was the star of the game.
Dareille and Powell each scored a
goal for the Townsends, , Jimmy
Dawson was the only Sport to kick
a goal.
The result of the Italian-jCiuaranlee
Furniture contest was decided when
Itanler got the only goal of the con
test, enabling the Italians to win, 1
to 0. The Italian player booted the
leather. The ball struck Halfback
Watklns of the Furniture team on the
back and bounced over the goal line.
Walter Schmidt
to Boss Pirates?
Modelo, Cel., Sept. S4 Walter 1
Pchnildt of Modesto, eatrhlntT for tha
t'lttsburih National leaeua club, will
litaiisge the Tlratea neat season, he
liua lnfortnl friends here. According
t.i si letter from Schmidt, Manager
MrKet hnie Will becurn t,ulnei man
aBr of th rutshurifh ctuh. rVhinl.lt
fr in tha rteighli hoM of f
u, hnil.lw nk. l.,o.l ),. t-,..i.. i..
nii.ial. ag- sfter lotnina; to term
v-l'ti ih dub iDi)ttknent,
i hiialm K. nf ( !, Train HmU
l.illl till! KlliilllU ( lull
l iln tflH, be 1. 1 1 I ISiaH Ull TNt-
grmiti 4 TM Omaita Knight t,f .
i)iitliu4 team ami ffM(, the t.!ai!n
Kh al-i -f t'liliitttbua beta IwUv, I
10 j, Tb ttha, KaiMht m4da t
k. I in.ttfa ant -al bail
ctH,iit ft ttt Uitta in IN Ifcir4 Their
Rial rosj ka lit lha a, oet-i. th,a
nt'oitiuMf ni lu arvtut 3 t-n (whit
erevr at-i iie b-tn wa, lb, ttr
f Mi- sihI su mnR
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Rogers Hornsby
Clouts Out Two
More Homers
New J'ork, Hrpt S4 Although the
tilaiils outlilt the Cardinals. 11 to 10,
tha champlone were defeated, 10 to I.
Hornsby made two circuit drlvea, hi
41 at and 42d of the season, Hcoie:
gi-er i
I.KAIIINU IIATTK.KM.
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,14 SMS 141 .4MI
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I a 404 a 11a ,a
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bt. iiri New tohk
A II II OA. AH II OA.
tlla.la. ( I I I t rian ft, w 1 I 4
Sniltb, t ilr.ih, It- bill
II ahy. lb 4 I I rrn,. h, Jb I I I
U mlay, lb t 1 t 'M,ua, If I I )
Stork, lb I I I I young, tl 4 0 0 4
hchultl, rf I I 4 0 K.ll, lb Slit
l.avan, at t I 8 I knydar, 4 I 4 u
Alna'th, 4 4 t Hyan, p
Nhardal, I I I II Hill, p
abhinnar 1
Totals II 14 IT t, V H'n,t, p t
agios 1
, 4 h naa, plot
aMauli It
i nard, p 0
ToUle 17 II It 11
Ktftl f..r Hill In aecond
aHaited for V. Harne, In fourth.
iltaited for J. llama. In ,lhlh.
St. l.oula 041 101 end IS
New York '...! 110 !
Nummary Kuna: Smith, Hornaby (2,
Slock. Hchult, l.avan, Aliiatnllh, Sherdel
lit, Bancroft, Oroh. Meueel, ('unnlnsham,
Hnydar, SAInnera, Krror,: Hornaby, mock,
l.avan, Baneroft, Xolly, J. Harn.a. Two.
baa hit,: Bancroft, Uottomley, nroh,
llauaal? Kelly, Krla-h, Snyder. Tbre,.
baa, hit; Itladea Horn, run,: Hornaby
(1). sacrifice Krlich, Bancroft (It, l.a
van. Jjoublo play: Rally to Bancroft to
Oroh. letft on baae,. New Turk, 7; St.
I.oul,, 4. baae on ball,: off Hyan, I; off
V. Barnea. 1. Miracle out: By Kyan, 2; by
Hill 1; by Hherdel, 4: by J. Barnea, S; by
Jonnard, I. Hit,: Off Ryan. 4 In 1 1-J
Innlnsa; off Hill, 1 In 2-3; off V. Barnea,
2 In 2; off J, Barnea, I In 4; off Julinard.
S In 1. Winning pitcher: Sherdel. I.oelna;
pitcher: Kyan. Umpires; Klem and BeD
telle. Time: 01.
Divide DonMe-Hnader,
Brooklyn, Sept. 14. Brooklyn and PltK
bursh dlvld-d today double-header, lh,
Dodsere wlnnlnr th, flrat same, 4 to ii,
and th. Pirate, lh, cond, 11 to I,
m-or. rirat am:
PITTSBURGH. I BROOKf.TN.
A.H.O.A AUH.O.A.
Maran., a, 4 0 4 4 .Tanvrin.lb 10 14
Carey, rf 4 1 2
Blgbee.lf 111
Ruaaell.rf 4 0 2
Tlerney,2b 4 0 2
Traynor, Jb 2 2 I
ilrlmin.lb 2 0 f
Nchmldt.o 3 0 1
Morrla,, p 10 0
lioiaen, 2b 0 0 1 v
I! Johnat ,ae 4 0 14
OjB Urlff.,rf 4 2 10
4 Wheat. If 4 2 I 0
I 'My era, cf 412
llKch'andt.Ib 10 14 0
1 Hlh, lb 4 2 0 2
2 Millar, o 1110
- Orlmea. n 110 4
Total 21 1 14 17T.Orlff. 1 1 0,0
zNela 0 0 0 0
sMltchell 110 0
Total 14 11 27 IS
No on, out whan winning run acored.
aBatted for Janvrln In eighth.
zRand for T. Griffith In elshth,
sBatted for Schmidt la ninth.
Scor, by innlnsa.
Plttaburgh .. 000 000 100 2
ntoosiyn ..- 000 000 022 4
Summary Runa: Carey, Blsbee. John-
,ton, Wheat, High, Mitchell. Error: Ma
ranvllle. Two-baa, hlta: Ulsbe,, B. Orif
fith. Miller. Three-haw, hit: Mitchell.
Horn runs: Wheat, High. Stolen baaee:
Carey, Traynor, Ilnbee. T'oubl, , play,:
T(rney, Maranvlllo and Grimm: Janvrln
and Johnaton.--l.cft on baaee: Plttaburgh,
1; Brooklyn, t. Baa on balla: Off Grime,,
1. Struck out: By Morrlaon, 1; by Orlmea,
4. Umpire: Rlgler end Julgl,y. Tim,;
1:2:.
Score aecond gam:
PITTSBURGH. I BROOKLYN.
AB.H.O.A AB.H.O.A.
M'nvlll,,,, 4 2 3 4 Janvrln, 2b 4 1 1 4
Carey, cf
1 0
2 2
2 0
0 0
0 0
1 2
1 11
J'hnaton,,,
Ward, a,
B.O'fllh.rf
Wheet, if
Nela. If
Mvera cf
Blgbee, If
Huaeeil, rf
H'nhart.tf
Tlerney,2b
Tratner.lb
Hrimm, lb
Qooch, 0
Adam,, p
Scbm'dt,lb
High, 3b
H'sllng, e
t'ador,, p
Khrlver. p
Mitchell, p
Murray, p
Total, 2t II 21 12
Total, 27 3 21 13
(Sevan Innlnga,
called, darkness.)
acor, y inn
nlnga
Plttaburifh 010 out 011
Brooklyn 000 021 0 3
Summary Runa: Maranvlll, (2),
Carey, Blgbee, Kueaell, Trainer, Grimm,
(looch, Ada ma (3), Johnston, llyrrs,
Schmandt. Errors: Janvrln (2), John
ston (I). Two-base hlta: Marancvllle,
Ruaeell, Johnston, B. Qrlfflth; Schmandt,
High. Three-base hit: Blgbee. Homo
run: Adam,. Stolen basee: Maranvllle,
Blgbee. Sacrifice hlta: Blgbee, Hung-
llng. Double Play: Tlerney to Maranvllla
to Orlinm. Left on bases: Pinaburnh.
11: Brooklyn, 4. Base, on balla: Off
Cadore. 3; off Mitchell, 1. Struck out:
By Cadore. 1: by Murray, 1; by Adams,
1. Hit: Off Cadore, In 6 (none out
In sixth); Shrlver, 3 In 1-8; off Mitchell,
3 In 2-8: off Murray, none In one. Wild
pitch: Cadore. Losing pitcher: Cadore.
Umpire,: uulgley and Killer. Time;
1:21.
Woodmen of World
Beat Soldiers
Tho Woodmen of the World base-
ball team won from the Kort Omaha
soldiers In a double-header at Kort
Omaha yesterday liefore a large
crowd, by the scores of i to ! and 14
te 1.
Jieer in the box for the Wos,
hurled goo,! Iiall, allowing hut eight
scattered lilts.
Hoillf Ruil III Tflltll
Kvens Dixie Sffirs
Mobile. Sept. U The Mobile
Southern iciMori t hampion Utta
fternt-riu . ened th ftlile cham
pionship rouol with Kort Worth. $
j lit 4 Tit Krar' p!tf Kefur the
1 Qoti iieraon H attendance .
( .-b-rai tritl'- of their play durlt lit
boil right for lha leaue vennaiit.
i The vtctitry tati.a in th lth after
Itt.t rt-n ,re itui, hrt leimtr W tl
i Iiattt,. Mobile ttlttfl-lr, peat th ball
! er the light r-!l f" h't botce
till)
I JtiliililV M rr U ilia
' MtUiaus, Vila, S4t. 4 -.fi.biii
'. Ilia, titHlee;s hi, !..,! uft ff'ii
I t liui'ei.r, J.mmy I u elttal. t t m
t ! fell ftll i 4 .' Mt !
i ittigj Hi tt. b,
Strike of Jlmflotk
Shop W'orkrr Stop
Fvotbalt aamr
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a,,.., baa t-4 tb llt ,t.. i a,b.-4
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Yankees
Indian Hurler
Allows Only
Six Bjnglcs
Sliawkfy, 011 Mourn fur
LftlgUt! CIlUIIIJIH, I.OM'S
Fitfliprs' Hatllc in
Ttli Inning.
i.k 4ih.no lurrrHs.
41, AH, K, If. Pr.
tiv Sl la la ,41a
IJA 1 III 111) ,Dt
141 4t a 1st .:
II 41 l ,
S4 Si S I u ,lei
Sl.lee. S4, iMla...
l ube). IMNI . ,
Sfiewbrr, llraelanil
llellmMnn. lle4M.lt
Ooalm, Maeblngtoa
CTeveltttld, Sept. 2I.-Ncw Toft
failed to cinch the American league
pennant for tho reason Cleveland un
expectedly Inflicted ft 1 to 0 defeat.
The contest waa pitcher' battle
between Uhle and Hhawkey, The for.
mer allowed but six hits, scattered tu
as many Innings, and only one was
A clean drive. Score:
cor.
SKW VORK.
I
fl.KVKr.UND,
AH 11 r A.
fiugan, lb
Win, rf
Kutb, rf
I'lpp. lb
II ci.ee I, If
K, hang, 0
Ward, lb
Scot 1, m
bhs'ar, p
2 M Nolly, cf 4 a 1 I
tl Wamby, III 4 I I 4
0 Smiiina, If 1 1 1
WHiard'er, lb 2 S
0 .1 Hawaii, aa 113
1 Wood. If I I I
1 11 Inula, lb 1 114 I
4; I. Sc. .I,0 1
1 L'li I a, u 1(0.
Total 11 4 24 13J Total, It 1 11 11
Scor, by Inning;
N,w Tork ,0110 oo 0001
Clevalana .,000 On lot I
Summary Huna: Kumma, Uartfner,
Wood. Krrora: Ruth, Ward, Chle. Three
baa, hlu: Ruth, Suinnia. Hacriric, boat
Si hang, J. Seweil. Double plava: M,:ln
tila lu J, Hawaii to 11. 'Ionia, Sli.wkey to
Scott to Plpp; Phi, to Waniby to H'
Imila; svtt to Ward to i'lpp (1). Left
on baae,: New York, 7; Cleveland, 3.
Ilaaea on ball,: Off Hbawkey, i; off ( hie.
2. Hlrui-k out: Hy L'hle, 1. UniPIre,:
Chill, ilildebrand and Connolly. Tini
l;2J. Tiger H la 14 Ham Oeme,
Detroit, Spt, 24. Detroit won from
Boaton In the final home earn, of lha
eaaun,' 1 lo 2. Th vlrtoiy gave tbe
Tiger, IT of th 22 game of tb year
with th, vieltore. Hcor,: ,
BOSTON. I PETROIT.
ABHO.AF AB.BO.A.
Voaky, If 12 1 1)1 Hlu,, lb 4 2 11 1
Helctale, cf t 1 2 0, Haney, lb 3 1 4 4
Burn, lb t 1 10 Oj Veach, If 1110
Pratt, 2b 4 1 t llK'rglll, rf t 1 0 0
O K ka, lb 11 I 2'i-ahaw, 2b 4 0 13
Collins, rf 4 10 01 F'atead, cf 3 0 10
Mil ell, aa 3 1 4 t Itlgney. aa 3 I 0 i
Chaplin, 0 4 0 3 llw.iodall.o 2 0 3 9
Pannock, p 3 0 2'1-lllalta, p 3 0 4 3
- T. Fohnaon, p 100
Total, JJ 10 14 lljHaaaler, 0 111
t , Total 10 13711
Boor, by Innlnga 1
Boston ,,2oo 000 0001
Detroit 100 000 1 7
Summary Runs: Menoakv. rt.ichi.
Blu (1), Haney, Veach, Fiagatead, Bae
aler. Jirrora: Pratt, Cutahaw, Two-baa,
hit,: Collin,. O'Kuurke, V,ach. Stolen
baae; Itlgney. eJacrlfio hlta: Mitchell,
Rlgney. Double play,: Mitchell to Buni4
(2). Left on baae,: Boaton, 10; Detroit,
10. Flrat baaa on balla; Off Pennock.
10; off Plllette, J. Hlta: Off Plllette, I
and 7 innlnga; off .Tohnaon, 3 in 3 innlnga,
Struck out: By Pennock, 2: by rillett
1; by Johnson, 2. Wild pitch; Plllett
Winning pitcher! Johnaon. Cmplreai
Owen, and Evan. Tim of game: 3.01.
Senator neat Whit Sot,
Chicago, Sept. 24. Washington anil Chi.
cago brought tho American league aea,o
to a clos, her, today, th visitor taking
tha final gain,, S to 4.
Score:
WASHINGTON
AB.H.P.A.
Judge, lb 4 1113
CHICAGO.
AB.H.P A.
Hooper, rf 3
0 1
Harrla, 2b
Rice, cf
tinslln. If
Brower, rf
Oha'lty, o
Peck, a,
J.'mott, 2b
Mogrl'e, p
Francis, p
.lohnsun, a I
0 3
1 a
1 12
0 3
0 1
4 0
3 c
0 0
1 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 Collins, 2b 3
0 Bheely, lb 4
0 .Most II, cf 4
Ka Ik, If I
Mulli'an, 3b 4
Schalk, 0 4
Faber, p 1
iMcClellan 1
(T.BIak. p 1
zYaryan 1
zDavenport 0
Totals 85 10 27 10,
Total 11 10 27 li
Batted for 1'aber In 5th.
zBatted for Falk In 8th.
UUd for T. Blankenehlp in Jth.
sltan for Yai-yan la th.
Score by Innings:
Washington 000 220 100 3
-"lcgo 000 oao 0014
Summary Runs: Harrla, Bice, Ohar.
Hty, Peck, J.amott, Mulligan 12), Schalk,
McOlcllan. Knol: Peck, Mogrldge, Moa
tll. Two-base hits: Gharrlty, I.amott, Mui
Mgan (S), stolen bases: Sheely, Mulligan.
SBcrlfice hits: Peck, Hooper, Collins.
JJouble play: Judge to Peck to Judge.
Left on bases: Washington, 6; Chicago, 7.
Baaes on balla: Off Mogrldge, 1; off
Blankenxhlp. S, Struck out: By MoKrldge,
8: by Kalwr, 1; by T. Blankenahlp, 1.
Hlta: Off Faber. 6 In 6 Innings; off T.
Blankenehlp, 1 In 4 innings; off Mogridge,
10 In 8 1-3 Innlnga; off Francis, none la
1-3 Inning, winning pitcher: Mugrl.lge,
Losing pitcher: Faber. l'mplrea: iluthrl
and Morlarly. Time: 1:11.
Ilrowna Defeat Athletic.
St. Louie, Sept. 24 The Brown, batted
Ogilen and Beimach hard and defeated
PhUadelphl. J to 4. Score:
PHILAPKI.PHfA. I ST. Lfit'If
AUIItIA! AUHO.A.
4 L 4 oiTnbln, rf ill
1 0 0 0 Kllerhe, lb 1 1 3 1
4 3 1 1 Xlaler, lb 4 1 10 1
M'U'tn, cf
Welch, cf
I'erbltia, a
Walker, If
II a user, lb
Miller, If
U'o'ay, ,
l kea, Su
I I 0 lllla'a, ir
4 0 I tt
1 2 10
I
4 0 2
3 0 1
4 0 1
I 0
1 1
4 10
1 l'ei.t.a.n. cf
4 1 a
: M M'ua. !b
4 13 4
4't oillna, e
M.tlerber. as
lavia, p
0 nartt. p
0 sSewreid
01
3 3 11
4 3 3 3
.011
1
10 4
j 9"ner, ,o
fts-t.n, p
, llet ,,-b. p
' Nay lor
T.'lal
I! it IT 11
Total, it inn.
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