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^ood Riding Marks Fourth Day of Fall Race Meeting at Ak-Sar-Ben Oval Rungeorge Wins First Event, With Gypsy Light Next Bangtails Run True to Form Under Dircc x-tion of Able Jockeys. Talent of the jockeys at the Kk Snr-Ben track marked the fourth day of the fall race meeting Friday. The fact that the races were started at 1:30 In place of at 2:15 as usual made little difference and a fair crowd was on hand when the first event was called. It was ladles day and that helped the crowd a little. The grdnd stand looked more gay than usual. The sun, almost s stranger since the race meeting began, was out and aided materially in bringing out the bril liant colors of the apparel of that portion of the spectators who are prohibited the lower reaches of the grandstand. Rungeorge Wins First Event. In the first event of the day an old friend "did his stuff" and romped home a handy winner. The old friend was none other than Rungeorge, piloted by the veteran John Single ton. Rungeorge found the track, and everything else just to his liking. Ho leaped away from tho gate on top and on top he staved from that point jn. Gypsy Eight, under the direction of Jockey Abel, did her best, and succeeded in placing, while Jockey Elston, rifling in his usual style, brought in Alice Byers to show. From then on the jockeys showed their caliber. Froggett Rides Well. Frog(?ett rode a superb race in tlie second event to bring Put And Take in in front. Ineidently his mount paid the longest odds of the day, ?36.20 to every *2 bet to win. Hum, making his appearance for the first time at this meeting, brought Seba In to place and Irish Frieze responded to petzoldt's urging anil showed. The third event went to Matinee Idol, Paden up. after a brilliant race. Raiah placed and Recruit showed. Cromwell took the fourth with Brian Kent in place and Asa Jewel in show Praiseworthy crossed the line a dinner in Ihe fifth with Old Blue and Eeola May on his heels to place aPd show. _ , The sixth went to Hue He Guise That old warrior .responded to the handling of Jockey Elston once again and. despite the dire forbodings from the "wise guys." simply ran Grand est Ids chief opposition, off of his fret. " Grandest looked like a winner at Hie turn for home hut the duke trimmed him in the final stride. Spice Bush showed. Gail Ford Takes One. Gail Ford at last showed his true form and took the seventh event vith lime to spare. He was in the lead at the half and stayed out in front the rest erf the way home. Tho customers were satisfied in one thing at least as they left the track. Every horse that went to the post during the day was out to win it possible. They were all trying. WILLS TO RtSl FOR THREE WEEKS \>w York. Sept. 12,-Harry Will-, victor over Duls Firpo in 12 round.* at Boyle's Thirty Acres last night, will leave tomorrow with hi? wife to vest three weeks on a farm with rela tives near Petersburg, Va. Both Wills and his manager, Paddy Mullins, are anxious for the expert ed mat eh with Jack Dempsey for the heavyweight championship but as there seems no prospects of that until next year. It Is likely that the negro will engage in several fights to keep in shape. HOUSE LIGHTS ROUT PROWLER E. Mari '.',*, tail host avenue. Coun cil Bluffs, frightened a prowler "ho entered Ins home Thursday night b> turning on the lights. Marcus was preparing In retire when he heard someone moving ?round downstairs. From the top of the stairs he turned on the lights below, and heard the burglar clamber ing through a tear window, through which he entered. Nothing was ctol en. Etta Beeper. 1627 South Tenth street, reported that a burglar who entered her home Thursday night had taken three rings valued at f75. The home of M. Frieden, 737 Mynster street, was throughly ran sacked by a prowler who entered through a front window. Frieden has not determined Ills -loss. | Schilling’s Selections x__— First race: Angela, Si. Angelina, Nizam. Second race: Trevardy, Hapsbmg Miss, Ducky Dou. Thh'd race: Miriam Wood, My Friend Pat. Nancy Wind Fourth race: Buckhorn ID While Haven, Praise. Fifth rare: My Daddy, Ixnrhly, Svv eeplonn. Sixth race: Carlo? Difrliiue, Corn flower, Reliability. Seventh nine: Restful, Jordan, B.ii riska lie. -__-—-> docker’s Selections i —---j First race: Angela, Hazel Dale, M asm. Second race- Hspshurg Ml Tie •»»rdy. Ducky Bon Third race: Miriam Wood, Fox's Choice, My Friend Pat. Fourth rare: Praise. White Haven, Fiaxey Mae. Fifth race. My Daddy, Korhlj 54or rn Sixth race: Tl* liability, Ruddy, Corn rower Seventh ran Burrlskarie, Jordan, ( I rift]• lloitux. ffoseball l<Mt$ and Standings WESTERN IJCAGUE. Standings. W. L. Pet. Win. Lose OmnliA 91 55 *.523 .525 .515 Denver 92 58 .613 .616 .609 Tulsa .84 64 .568 .571 .564 St. Joseph . 77 68 .631 .634 .5*7 Oklahoma City ...74 75 .497 .500 .493 Wichita .66 84 .436 .440 .433 Lincoln .65 91 .377 .381 .371 Dps Moines .52 94 .266 .361 .364 Yesterday’ll Results. Omaha. 12-2; St. Joseph. 7*0. Lincoln. 2-6; Wichita, 1-0. Dcs Moines. 6-2; Oklahoma City, 4-3. Tulsa. 6-6; Denver, 3-6. (tames Today. Oklahoma City at Omnha. Tulsa at Lincoln. St Joseph at Des Moines. Wichita at Denver. NATIONAL IJCAGUE. Standings. W L. Pet. Win Lose New York .84 65 .604 .607 .600 Brooklyn .85 56 .603 .606 609 Pittsburgh .80 66 ,588 .591^ .684 Cincinnati .75 64 .540 .543 .686 Chicago .72 64 .629 .533 .526 St. Louis . 69 81 421 .426 418 Philadelphia _ 51 87 .370 .374 .367 Boston ..48 91 .345 .360 .343 Yesterday’s Kesults. St. Louis. 6; New York. 1. Chicago. 10: Philadelphia. 8. Pittsburgh. 5; Boston. 4. Only games played Games Today. St Louis at New York Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Chicago at Philadelphia. Pittsburgh at Boston. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Standings. W. L. Pet. Win Lose Washington .Si 67 .587 .590 .583 New York .80 58 .680 .58 3 57 6 Detroit .....77 63 .650 .653 546 St Louis .71 67 .514 .518 .511 Cleveland . 65 76 .461 .465 .458 Philadelphia 61 77 .442 446 439 Boston . 60 78 43 5 .4 39 .432 Chicago .59 78 .431 4u5 .4.8 Yesterday’s Results. St Louis. 5; Cleveland. 0. Only game played. Gaines Today. Boston at St. Louis Philadelphia at Cleveland. Washington at Detroit. New York at Chicago. AMERICAN ASSOC.'IATH1N Standing*. W. L. Pet. Win Lorn St Paul . 83 61 .676 .579 .'•> Indianapolis .... 82 64 .562 .566 .558 Louisville .81 66 .561 .554 .--4i Milwaukee . 72 72 .50 3 .507 .600 Toledo . 72 77 .183 .487 .480 Columbus .67 79 H>9 .462 .456 Minneapolis .6 6 80 452 .4 56 .4 46 Kansas City .61 8 4 .421 .425 .418 Yesterday’s Results. Louisville. 7; Tndlanapolls. 6. Milwaukee. 4-4; Kansas City. 2-3. Minneapolis-fit. Paul.- postnoned. Columbus-Toledo, postponed. (•nines Today. Columbus at Toledo. Indianapolis at Louisville. St. Paul at Minneapolis Kansas City at Milwaukee. IN T KR N ATI ON A L LK AG l K. Rochester. 12; Syracuse, 2. Reading. 0-7; Baltimore. 7-9. Newark. 3; Jersey City. 2. No other games. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. New Orleans. 11: Mobile. 7 Memphis. 8; Birmingham. 3. Nashville-Little Rock, rain No others scheruled. Hr lias both priilr of lineage and boast, of conquest, to validate III, claim,. Hi, special oratory I, con centrated on pa,t performance,. No matter wliat the fiiant, do tbi, year, he can always dig up a pariide of statistics that stagger, hi, op ponents. I BELMONT. : i*Ht race Tho Hillsdale. S->ear-olde. 'lining; 6*4 furlongs; main course Young April II" Kathleen Ni Salvage . 105 Houlihan . . 102 Kathleen iT'by 1 Jonathan .105 Musky llolle 102 Ifootch .105 Hill Winfrey 1 I.» Hope .102 Master Billy ...110 Oowah .106 Wr*' k l.nne . ..1"5 xTravers .102 Fred ThthI 1"5 i'nn'1 May No ..1"5 Ifcndrlrk .106 Grace Trovxlerell* tnph'lln 10.'. \Kumonln .1"5 Gipsy Flier . .^JIS Golden lacks .102 Bright Idea / 102 Sea Tide.112 Adllenople .110 Dodo .102 T irrnyce C.1 #2 AUbar ^c.-i.nd race Zelnxciher Steeple Chase, condition*; 3-yenr-olds and up. about 2 miles: Orion’s Mword .1;..! Irish Dream 14' Rampage . . 14r» WTRte Ash 130 Marenton 1.1" St. I.a vrenc* 132 Daniel Boone 14' Jericho .130 Third tace The Futurity; 2-yeur-olds; f> f 'irlt>nK •»; straight course Butt in In 122 By Hlsself 119 Ilockatone ...il7 • an<1 y Kid . ..122 Forward Pass . 117 Pleasant Mem Stimulus ..123 odes .... ..1H Swope ..124 Turf Idol ...126 Broun Sugar ..122 . ump.iale .122 Mother Gooao ^ili Gold Stick .... 117 pen Park ... 127 Pssseul .125 chatterer ..IDS Single Foot 1 U' Ken’y Cardinal 113 Young Martin ..124 Dangerous .122 American Flag .12:.’ Reminder .113 cioudland ..122 Blue fudge .122 Gxtra Dry .. ID: Bright Steel .122 Mmbird • 114 Joe M'arrone in 119 Neda.ni .113 Trip I.lghtly .119 Mamadan . .117 Fourth tftec The .Tockev Club Gold Cun ’-verr*o!ds and up. 2 miles Mv Plav . 125 Mr Mutt 114 King ^'n's Seal 126 Ags Khan 114 M Own 118 Fifth race. The Bav Shore Handicap. ' •••u -old* . inllc ; x Whetstone II®- Gold Bug III < • Ing Along I IK xllillt Warren l"l Plough Bov 109 Blind Pla\ . .109 I »ire Hnv 109 Sixth race The <n%t*r Bav: claiming ' rear-olds and up. * furlongs. ms In CM urse: vTrappean 107 Storm Along . 103 st. Allen l"* Carmen Pen’ep 105 Block Stone .115 Anticipation .100 I Mirk Pond 114 O’Kelly .112 Drum Iteat 10.3 Humorette 100 91 Boyd 10* Catherine M ne 112 Blue Hawk 114 Belter Time- 10* Reprisal .119 Blue A Red 103. Collation . . l(R: Polly Carp lio Broomfield 110 Wild Rake 114 x Apprentice allowance claimed. Clear, fast. I .A TON1A. Firs' race- Purse 11.600, claiming. 3 v. r-nhlc furlongs: xDusty Mary 102 gRonavera ...107 xHats To . . 102 Montlfrlngilla 107 New Gold ..lio Columbia ..107 Asaph 107 xUproar .102 xPetcr Maloney 108 Blanche V. 104 Gorget 107 Votmdsx DH Se- i.nrt rare F*urse 11.609. maiden 2 year-olds ft furlongs •'Peter FJvang .11* Rocky . 11* Maid oop . 11* Be .. .11* • The Smasher 1 i * Federalist 11* Great Rock 11* 'Surprise 11* Friend 11* hStar Sweeper. 11* Progress .. .11* Klector .II* Menifee . 11* Warfare lit The Badger .11* Calembour ...11* Romany Rye 11* hi’apt Martin 11* • Anderson Kendall A- Coyne entry. bAudlev farm entry Third ra»e Purse |1,M1o. claiming. 4 year olds and up mile and 70 yards xOrlova ion * ft way .100 xOpulent 106 Jouett 10* Miss Maxi* ||0 Mv Valet 112 ffntrv B. 113 xTander tfeth 101 •tola In II 5 Mac It. Hi 10.', vCoyne l"x xNulli He« dus |09t Bsearpolette .. 1 o* Colored Boy I I.» Flower Shop ,.|"7 Plus Ultra 10* Mil. Ho\ 11 100 Z:m k Tcriell 10* Fourth rare Purse fl.600, rlnlmlng 3 ' r olds. ft fin longs xM'ago 1 mh« h .11" Mah Jong ...194 • I'elecl a Ids 99 Bscanader I 07 Watchful .107 Malt bus 107 !-•«fan 1 "7 xFri.nk Oallor 191 '»ur option 1"4 <P Politician.. 102 xKlllle Jim . . |0j 1 Ifth mi - e F’urse, 16.000 added: "Cov Ingtofi Handicap;" .3 year-olds and up, 1 1-10 miles . Bls'-k Gold U*0 Guest of Honor 116 "King Gor|n II 1".r» <4i*eni# .109 Alta Wood .10* Just David .10 a Bourbon Boy I "7 bprln' s Doreen 114 ■1 G Denny ... 101 Hopeless 10* bHurf Rider 11* The Runt .10* United Verde 107 "Fiord a Coyne entry. bAudlev Farm entry D'h r.,ir Purse, |l ',00; "The A \ nti dale * allowances. ;• \e«r olds * fur lung* Uncle .1 a \ m* Silent fdlllan D'5 Blixaheth K 106 Frightful ion hisiin ' uiient 10* Cap! Hall |o;t Brave Boh l"3 Tllkn . .103 Step Along 1 1.3 Bride s Maid 97 Seventh ran Purse. 11,600, claiming - 3 *car olda and up. I 'a miles Trapnet I In Vlctofre .100 Prnvidgiit 107 Hr o>, m Flax 109 Phldlar 11* .Wild l.lfe .113 x Miss Melse 117 King Tut . .. 1191 A |»prc i»t|r e allowane • Islrn'd 1 Irar. f- *U U. S. Retains Davis Tennis Cup Germantown Cricket club, Philadel phia, Sept. 12.—The United States re tained the Davis clup when William T. Tilden, national champion, and William M. Johnston, Califonla vet eran, today defeated Gerald L. Pat terson and Pat O’Hara Wood of the challenging Australians, three sets to one in the doubles contest. The scores were: E-7, 6-3, 6-4, 6-1. The victory, with the two in the singles yesterday, gove the American team three straight matches in the competition for the former trophy, emblematic of International tennis tearh supremacy. Finals Soon in Tennis Tourney A great deal of enthusiasm Is being shown over the north Omaha tennis tournament a^the finals grow near. Several star4 of repute have enter ed this year’s contest. One record has been established al ready. Rlngwalt battled Ralph New ell three sets before finally giving way to the former city champ. The second set went 30 games before the youngster won. The tournament up to date follows: First Koii ml. Ken Roberts beat Snyder. * 6, 6-4. P Mitchell beat H. Kawrence, 6-3, t\ Petersen beat J-’. Taylor, 6-4, 7-6. G. Halsey beat H. Daves. 6-3, 6-2. J Rlngwalt beat .1 Gillespie, 6-1. 6-3. Newell beat W. Marsh. 6-2, 6 3 N Shumaker beat P. Hansen, 6.0, 6-1. J. Parmelee beat V. Haqulst, 6-1, 6-2. Second Hound. G Halsey beat Petersen by default. Newell tiest J. Rlngwalt. 6-1. 14 16,6-5. N. Shomaker beat J. Parmelee. 6-1. 6 ... p. Mitchell-Roberts match has not been pla y ed Third Hound (geml-Ftnals.) Newell heat Shumaker, «-0. C-0 tt, Halsey play* winner ef Mltenell Roberts match. In the doubles the team of Rlng walt-Marsh, playing In championship form, upset the dope by giving the Newel 1-Law rence duo a decisive beat ing, 6-1, 6-2. They then won their next match with ettse from the Par melee-Shomaker team. This puts them in the semi-finals. First Hound. Halscy-Parish beat Hanson Anderson. 6-2. 6 l Ringv ait Marsh bent Newell-Lawrenre. 6-1. 6-2. Shoniaker-ParmHee beat Snyder. Reif schneider. 6 1, 6-2. Myers-Taylor against Mitchell Halqulst (will b*» played Fridays Second Hound (Semi-Final*.) Rlngwalt - Marsh bc.it Shomaker Parme lee. 6-1. 6-2 Halsey-Parish play winner of Myers. Taylor ngainst MltcheH-H*l<|Uist match. PAPILLION WINS FORFEITED GAME Waterloo, Neb . Sept. 11.—The base ball game between Paplllion, Neb., and Gretna, Neb., staged here today in conjunction with the Douglas roun ty fair, was forfeited to Paplllion, 9 to 0, in the seventh inning when the Gretna team left the field following a decision on a play at home plate. Two runners were on the bags at the time the play happened and the next batter hit a ground ball to the Infield and the Gretna player made a perfect throw to home plate which Catcher Jelen caught hut made no effort to tag the runner, thinking three were on and the play wa; forced. When Umpire Gllligan ruled the runner safe the Gretna team left the field The score at ihnt time was 6 to E In favor of Paplllion. This after noon Valley plays Pennington in the closing game and the final da> of tic fair. SELL HOMER KING Okmulgee, Okie., Sept. 12.—Wlllmr Davie, first hnseman of the Okmulgee elub and home run king of the West ern association, has l>een sold condi tionally to the Sacramento dub of the Pacific Const, league, the local club management announced. He will re port at the close of the season. Itavl* has hatted .400 or better all season and has 51 home runs to his credit, n record for the league. KIMBALL WINS The Kimball Kaundry bowling team, winner* of the American bowl ine league championship «f Carter r,akc, won Ihe club title recently when It defeated the Omaha National hank team In two out of thiee gamer, bv the more* of 783, 729 and 847 to 737, 802 and 798, The Kimball* chalked op a three game total of 2,338 to the Bank * 2,337. Golfer* Practice for Professional Tourney French Kick Springs, Ind . Sept. 12 —Practice on the French I.hk golf course in preparation for the Profes slonal Hollers' association champion ahip tournament opening next Mon day. wna more spirited today with the arrival of several entrants Players who had their first tryout over the links today included Nell Christian, Yakima. Wash , and Martle T)utra. Aberdeen, Wash. Louisville (Neb.) Man Pies in Hospital Here William McOravy, Sfi. of Koulsvlllr. Neh , died Thursday *» Nicholas S»nn hospital after an lllnesa of several months He was an employe of tin stone quarry at Isiulsvllle. He Is survived by a nephew, WII Ham Mctlravy of, Omaha. The body will he taken to Mount llosc, S 19., for burial. The UrnoMyn huxxer llilnlt* tli.l the Declaration, the Kong of Solo mon and the Magna Cltarfh were all great documents, hut that they run second to a rain rhacl*. r-- ’ Pacific Coast League L_——---' t.o« Ansel.., s.at It.— n, V~ K. Snn PranHarA ••••! #• " I.OH A rural** ... • » * ... CrttrkfM Junev Orirrii* an«l UltchlM lluffHimovlrh. Crandall • i»«I Spent et* Oakland. Sapt 12 — n ^ Variion i A i >• k In ml 1 *1 Itniiaiit’a I’annar and Murphy. Iln.<hlri .* n»l H*».»«l Mull 1#aka nt' S*p» 12 h l? T kn-raiiicnlo • ® ; Mn It T«ak* T . iiitMpi I. m \ tnM ami Kofh » M tilt ah' I'omlar. Hliialaloli ami Cook * Omaha Bee Race Chart Compiled by George W. Schilling. Preaiding Judge—Dr. F. W. Aahe. Starter—Arthur McKnight. Associate Judge—William H. Shelly. Racing Secretary—Charles L. Trimble OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 12.—Fourth day, fall meeting. Ak-Sar-Ben Racing Association. WEATHER CLEAR, TRACK SLOW. |?QOO—-FIRST RACE—Six furlongs. Purse, $500. Net value to winner, $400; ^ second, $70; third, $30. Three-year-olds up. Index Horst and Owner* Wt St | i * Str. I'm. hotkey fids. St't 6071 Rungeorge. 6 (Singleton) 111 * l'i 1*| l’£ 1| Singleton 1.20-1 6978 Gypsy Light, 6 (Bonds) 108 2 2' 2* 2= 2aJ Abel 2.00-1 6977 Alice Byers. 6 (Walker) 100 1 4 * 4> 33 3' Elston 17.50-1 6975 Kirkwood, 6 (Fox) *106 7 6l 6a 6J 4"* Paden 16.00-1 6970 Full Again. 8 (Hall) • 96 5 5' 6»J 4» 61* Holecko 19.30-1 6969 Sans Peur II.. 8 (Heajv.) *102 4 3h 3? 6« 63 Rodriguez 5.40-1 6967 Innovation, 11 (Spicer) 100 3 7 7 7 7 Penderg. 54.20-1 At post 1-2 minute; off 1:30 1-2;.time, :25. :50, 1:02 2-5, 1:17 1-5. $2 mutuels paid Rungeorge $4.40 to win, $2.80 place, $2.40 show; Gypsy Light $2.60 place, $2.60 show; Alice Byera $3.40 show. Start good: won all three driving. Winner, br. g. 6. Runnymede-Georgia Girl. Trainer, J. M. Singleton. Overweights Full Again, 1; Sans Peur II., 4. Scratches, My Rose. Rungeorge sprinted to the front with rapid strides and. keeping the lead throughout, won under mild urging. Gypsy Light was hard ridden from the start and did her best. Alice Byers raced fairly well. Sans Peur II. showed early s-peed hut was dorte turning for home. Kirkwood was going fast at the end. /2QOQ—SECOND RACE—Five and one-half furlongs. Purse. $600. Net value to U«70»7 wlnner, $480; second, $85; third, $35. Maidens, all ages. Index_Howl mad Owner. Wt St._J |_| S'r Fill. Jockey Ods. St’s - Put And Tske, 4 (Brown) 1 12 2 2a 25 lk 1' Froggett 17.10-1 6720 Seba. 3 (G. F. Hurn) 105 3 4* 4s 4* 2h Hurn 6.90-1 6984 Irish Frieze, 3 (Sunfl.) 113 1 1b lh 2a 3» Petzoldt 2.10-1 6979 Pauline M. 4 (Hall) 107 5 32 3s 3'* 4* Rodriguez 2.40-1 6980 Muchoblige. 5 (Indianola) 112 8 7' 8 6aJ 5* Horn 900.00-1 - Move On Seth, 3 (A-S-B) 118 7 8 7'J 5b 63 Martin 5.10-1 - Anna Chestnut, 8 (Gal.-T.)108 6 6’* 63 8 7nk Doyle 18.40-1 - Harry Davis, Jr., 8 (V.C.) 108 4 6b 5$ 7f 8 Gerritty 8.40-1 At post 4 minutes; off 2:59; time :25 8-5; :61. 1:03 8-5, 1:1 1. $2 mutuels paid Put And Take $36.20 to win, $14.00 place. $7.20 show; Seba $6.60 place, $3.80 show; Irish Frieze $3.80 show. Start good: won cleverly; second and third driving. Winner, blk. m. 4. Dick Wells-Old Woman. Trainer, J. M. Brown. Overweights: Anna Chestnut, 3. Scratches, Mary Emery. Put And Take raced Irish Frieze Into submission then drew away turning for home and cleverly held seba safe at the end. Seba closed with a rush and out-stayed Irish Frieze in the final stride. The latter was much used in setting the pace and tired finally. Pauline M. was hard ridden and had no excuses. Harry avis-, Jr., showed a flash of early speed. PQQ()—THIRD RACE—Five and one-half furlongs. Purse, $600. Net value to ^ winner, $480; second, $85; third, $35. Three-year-olds up. In-ifY H^r e and Owner. Wt S*. J * 3 Str. 1 in. Jockey Od* St’s -Matinee Ido!. 9 (Creech) *112 2 | Paden 2.00-1 6963 Rajah. 6 (Paducah) 109 3 2* 14 lh 25J Horn 2 20-1 -Recruit. 5 (Holmes) 112 1 1" 2'4 31 S9 Petzoldt 6.70-1 (6968)Stamp, 5 (Nancolas) *1 10 5 4'' 4* 4s Abel 2X0-1 6926 Seth’s A-S-B, 3 (McClain) 104 4 5 5 5 5 Martin 11.90-1 At post 3 minutes; off 3:24; time :24 2-5. :49, 1 ;05 4-5. 1:0* 4-5. $2 mutuels paid Matinee Idol $6.00 to win. *$.40 place, $2.40 show; Rajah $3.00 place, $2.40 sho^-; Recruit $2.80 show. Star* good; won handily; second and third driving. Winner, h. g. 9. Old Gold-Matinee Trainer, B. W\ Creech. Overweights: Seth’s Ak-Sar-Ben. 5. Scratches. Angela. Cornflower. Matinee Idol, intelligently ridden, was saved behind the leaders, then moved up fast rounding the last turn and. racing into the lead, won with speed in re serve. Kajah and Recruit set a good pace while racing head and head and had little left to combat the winner’s challenge. Stamp dwelt at the start and was away slowly. 42QQ1 —FOURTH RACE—One mile and seventy yards. Purse, $600. Nst value to ' * winner, $480; second, $85; third, $35. Three-year-olds up. Index Horse and Owner, Wt, St. 4*3 Str. Km, Jockey Ods. St’s 007$ Cromwell, 8 (Bray) 110 $ I* I3 1 J * Hum ~2.90-l (6980) Brian Kent. 4 (Emery.) *110 1 8”k 3* 3b 2> 2JJ Penderg. 2.90-1 6973 Asa Jewell, 3 (Johnson) *100 5 4'J 2h 24 S’ 3,’ Holecko 28.50-1 6957 Czardom. 8 (Walker) 112 6 5* 4h 4j 41 Ury 8.30-1 (6969)Sancho Pansy. 4 (Crecel.) Ill 7 * T’J. 7 5h 51 Atwell 16.00-1 6987 Barriskane, 5 (Sunflower) * 101 2 2’ 5‘ 6J 6 - 6* Elston * 5 0-1 6968 She Devil. 9 (Creech) *105 8 6J 6» 5» 7,B 7il Paden 2.50-1 6972 Evening Idol, 4 (Barnett) 106 4 71 8 8 8 8 Horn 53.00-1 At post 8 minutes; off 2:48; time. :25 3-5. :51 3-5, 1 :17. 1:43 3-5. 1:47 2-5. $2 mutuels paid Cromwell $7.80 to win. $4 00 place, $3 40 show; Brian Kent $4.00 place, $3.00 show, Asa Jewell $7.20 show Start good; won easily; second and third driving Winner blk. g. 8. Plaudit-Affect. Trainer. Wm. Bray. Over weights : She Devil, 1. Scratches: Miss Paige, Peter Pierson, Missouri Boy, Bronston. Cromwell had the speed of his opposition and -etting a good pare easily held sway for the entire race. Brian Kent closed stoutly and was easily second best. Asa Jewell, under energetic handling, raced in improved form. Czardom mad* s resolute finish. Sancho Pansy was out-run early and then made up ground. She Devil ran a bad race and can de better. ^QQ9—FIFTH RACE—Five end one-half furlong*. Purse, $500. Net value to M winner. $400; second, $70; third, $30. All ages, non-winners this meet. Index Horae and Owner. Wt. 8t. i | ; Str, Fia^ Jockey Odi 6969 Praiseworthy, 3 (Emery.) *106 3 14 l'| 1* 1* Penderg. 2.80-1 6976 Old Blue. 4 'Hall) #107 7 3* 2* 2* 2$ Rodriguez 13.00-1 6974 Leola May, 4 (Owen) 109 6 7 J 7k 6* 3Bk Murdock 62.40-1 6930 Ponza Ray. 6 (Hurn) 112 4 6 4h 44 4'4 Hum 11.*0-1 6977 Pay Off. 9 (Valentine) 1 12 2 4’ S>| 5*4 Petzoldt 3.20-1 6933 Cannonball, 6 (Doyle) 112 1 2”k 3> 3'$ 6= Doyle 5X0-1 - Mae Seth. 4 (Richards) *107 < 6 4 6’4 7T 7* Paden 2 50-1 - Lady Jewell, 10 (Scott) 112 h X 8 X 8 Prjdner 106.80-1 At post 3 minutes, off 3:1*; time :J$, :50, 1:03. 1:09 1-5. $2 mutuela paid Praiseworthy $7 60 to win. > 4 40 place. $3 SO show Old Blue $;0.00 place. $6 40 show Leola May $16.00 show Start good, won easily; second and third driving. Winner b. g 3. Jack Atkins-Meritorious, Trainer. F. A. Sharkey. Scratches, Trevardy, Pinaquana, My Lourie. Praiseworthy raced into a clear lead after passing the half and from there on always held the race safe. Old Blue was a forward contender throughout and. hard ridden, warded off tha belated challenge of Leola May. The latter closed a big gap in a fast finish. Ponza Ray raced fairly well. Cannonball tire«^ i'(KiO—SIXTH RACE—Six furlongs. Purae. $500. Net valua to winner, $400; ' ' f> second, $70; third. $30. Three year-olds up. Index Hoyac and Owner. Wt St j 4 i St. F:n Jockey Odt7It't 'i.* >l>uc De Guise. 8 (Sunfl) -infi , 3 4 J» ? 5 Bill ■ | $ 0 -1 6969 Grandest, 4 (Brown) *106 l 1 lj 1' 2* Gerritty 5 00-1 6977 Spice Bush. 7 (Paducah) 111 2 2B 3* V* 3» Horn 1 80-1 6970 Silence. 6 (Brown) 108 3 5 4 5' 4’ 4'4 Froggett 14.60-1 69,4 Indianola. 14 (I I tnola)*l02 ) 4 4 4*4 r,r4 5* Rodriguez 23.30-1 694 4 Twelve Bells, 9 (Pav.) 108 6 6 6 6 6 Martin 3.60-1 At post 1 minute; off 3:37; time 25 2-5, M, 1 01. 1:10 4-5 12 mutuels paid Due !>• Guise $6 0 0to win. $2>0 place, $2 40 show. Grandest $4 40 place, $2.*0 show; Spice Bush $2.40 show Start good. w.»n all three driving Winner: rh. g. X. Star Shoot-Miss Granville. Trainer. F. Bechtelheimer. Overweights: Indinnoln. 4. Schatches, Lent. Due De Guise moved up steadily after leaving the back stretch and. drawing up on rv?n terms with Grandest when pacing the . 0-yard pole, out-gamed him »'n a fast finish. Grandest looked all over a winner midway in the stretch but weakened ri^ht at the end. Spice Bush did his best. P(|(|J—SEVENTH RACE—One mile and seventy yards Purse. $800 Net value ' ' * to winner, $480; second. $86; third. $35. Tht ee - year-olds up. Index Horse and Owner Wt. St. 4 * ( 0080 < .ml Ford. 4 (Reed) *103 0 !'f J MM 1*| Abel 69X0 F.ncrinite. 7 (Vail) 1 10 7 3f 32 S’ 8* 2j Horn 4 '0-1 6970 George Choos, 4 (Carpea 'MO* 4 1 r 2'J 2*4 2' 81 Elston 11 00-1 6970 Ella Wood. 6 (Gaines) M00 5 5| 4* 4 4 4' P|d»n *0-1 69R6 Manokin. 10 (J A Hall) *10* 1 4' 5* 5* 61 6‘ Rodriguez 1*60.1 69X7 Hill Head. 8 (McClain) 1 13 3 6’ 6*| 6* 6« 6*4 Martin 18 70-1 6944 Vermak. 11 (Hurn) 113 x 7» 7’» 7>» 7«' Hum 34 00-1 6937 May Rose. 7 (Paducah) *105 2 « 9 « 8 8 Petzoldt 15 60-1 At post 1 minute; off 4:01. time -2.'*. 49. 1:1 5, 1:42. 1 (6. $? mutuels paM Gail Ford $3 60 to win. $3 05 place, $2 *»0 show Fncrimte $4 00 place $3 60 show George Chnos $4 40 show Start good; won easily*, second and third driving Winner h g. 4 Brummel-F.thel May Trainer, C. O. Reed. Scratches Jim Heffering. Aleso, Pinecrest. Gail Ford, under slight restraint during the early running dashed to the front when given free rein and ultimately won as jf much the best Knrrinlte made a game finish after being forwardly placed and out stayed Georg* Choos. The latter showed good early speed and ran well. Ella Wood finished fast. Nebraska Wesleyafi to Have Strong Eleven on Gridiron This Season VIII V. Srpt. I!.—Twenty tlirm n>ri»bf»n of Him 19'.’:t squad II of Ilioin Irttrr mm. a to worliinc' I out dally on the i Nrbrsaka W f a A lay an fool ball firId. I C'oarh f.lrnii "* Proiton, fornirr 1 nlvrralfy of V.* Iimnlm qinirtn „ linrk, «*»iMrd liy tfc br JUimiuJ r"rl Pi’forao'i. fnnnir Nrl.rasUi linesman, are In charge. Wesleyan hsa advanced s step in t* football relationships, playing f«*> i championship In the North Central conference this season. The Coyote were undefeated In this confeietn** nat fall, but larked enough games lo claim the title The Methodist irhonl will play only three games In [be state circle tins year, none of j them having a bearing on the title A ruling recently made hy tin North Central group bara freshmen, but l'reston a froah will play In 11n state conference fie is looking for more gnmen for bis first year men. In order to give frosb athletics the Impetus It will need under the new pin n. Captain ‘AT CJembler, chosen an first 'all state' half last year, will lead the Coyotes to buttle, while Francis Alabaster, heady little ipmi lerhark will call the plays on the field. These nie two of the fastest men In Nebraska truck chiles, and will set n i.ipid pars foi the red of the team I/rrnjr Donalme, Iasi year's raptain, ami Coil Halit, the "fighting parson" will hid for their former tackle posl thins. It. Hnrlhei-f, all stale yuan', will he after his old Joh, and II is re mored that Harley Neil, pr,.pilcr guaril of the north rentral con'eremt, two years ago will he hark m try for the other guard position y nested In I he graduation of Bert Bailor. Claude lluyrk will try to oeti'n lib hold on the |dvota| position in Sir renter of tile line. Harrington and Danker will he aftei the end pool thins. Clark, the freshman who made three touchdowns ngainst Brand | Island last fall. accompanied In Cal vert and Welberg. will ho with Bent hler and Alabaster In tile rire for harkfirld berths. other men who showed up well Iasi full and this epilog, and who will make tlie varsity work in hold then Jot's are AA'eld, Itoper, ft- hulls. II Buell, draymen, Buxton. Thoms C.en try and Sounders. "Buek" Kreuh’ing, member of llio 1922 squad. will make another try at the varsity thl.i fall. The season o|ien* with a mill a( •Allies, with the tows Slate college, September 27. The Ames roach wants a practice game before meeting AVIs eonaln the following week. I'rniton predicts a good scrap, for he know - his men. and e\|w i ts to make Anna work for every thing that they will tel. This |s the only Missouri valley conferenye school the I'oy-olea will plM\ this fall On Armistice ilnv they will meet the (earn fiavm Stuipsou col lege at liidhtnoln, la Shupson vv.i* the champion of the Iowa at lie con ferencs last yen Ten Letter Men Issued Suits at Creighton Uni. Official Football Practice to Start at Bluejav School Mon day. WENTY candi date? for t h e Creighton univer sity football team have reported to Head Coach "Chet" Wynne for informal grid practice. Official grid practice start? next Mon day at the Blue jay's new field. Among the 20 candidates who have taken out moleskins are 12 of last y e a r's team, 10 of whom are letter men. The letter men who have reported are; Captain-elect flayer, tackle; Bertoglie, hackfleld: Fitzgibbons, halfback: Hickey, quarterback; Luepke, full back; Lower, halfback, N'eary, guard Powers, guard, Speicher, halfback, and Yechout, fullback. Allen and Stewart, ends from last year's team, are back. They are not letter men, however. Among the promising last year's freshmen who are eligible for the varsity and who have been issued uni forms are: Dowart, halfback; I crbert. tackle; Keane, halfback: Krasne, tackle; McAloon, guard; McKenna, end; O'Connor, halfback, and Pratt, end. The Bluejays open the season against Midland college at Fremont, September 26. The first home game is scheduled with Des Moines here. October 11. All of Creighton's home games will be played at the Western league park. MURPHYS, YARDS TO PLAY ONE GAME Due to the fact that the Sioux I City Stockyards are playing in t^e baseball tournament now in progress j at Missouri Valley. Ia , a change has been made in the schedule of games to be played at Fort Omaha next Sunday afternoon. In the first game the Vinton Merchants, champs of the Gate City league will lock horns with the f ist Seventeenth Infantry team and immediately afterwards the Mur phy Did Its. Omaha amateur cham pions will tangle with the Sioux City Stockyards, southwestern Iowa cham pions. A wire received from the yards team stated that the luwans had but one pitcher who would be In shape to twirl Sunday, thus making the | Southwestern Iowa champs able to jplay but one game S0L0NS TAKE TWO 1 FROM WICHITA Lincoln Neb. Nept. 12. Timely hltttnx I ! In the f - (CAni* and He * « fine pH' li - '.*!»: tn »!i> s«**ond enxbl-<J L neoln !o win a double-header from Wichita here lo Idajr, 2 to l and 4 to 0. Pa., ne and I.ax j'en hit homer* In the opener, while I.a ■ I *»ri hip! Lamb •titaeh-'J home run* in I the -nd It wa* the first double j r. 1. r that Lincoln ha* won this season The *eore. F»r*t frame' W 11’HIT A tW ? INFO! N i W t ib h po a • ab h po r e : ^n.lth cf 11 " 'Moore cf 2 h • o 0 ' v • ' 3h 4 111* Lurd > f 30400 | Funny rf 3 " 2 0 ftSnrder 2b 4 A ’ 3 ft l‘i4> ne L> 4 1 1* n Ftniper rf 3 1 1 " 0 Brown 2h 3 113 " Lax eri 2h 3 2 » 3 •» •'»! e**ple If I 1 1 •* oFhaxea e* l ft 2 4 ft| 1' run -* 4 o 4 2 t* n> e Ib 3 1111" i Mt M'en cf : 1 « 2 •' Lamb r 10 2 2ft | Seller* p 1 1 ft 3 «4i'uVir p 3 ft 2 \> V 111 xWales 1 ft y ft ft Totals 24 4 27 13 C Total# 32 7 24 11 " xltatted for McMullen In ninth xH.iite l f. r Seller* ,n ninth. S ore by Inn in l, a Wfchita .. ft1<» ftftft ftftft —-1 J Lincoln .ftlft ftftO lft\—2 | Summary Kun» r*>ne Fooper. t ax- J •eri. Home run* Payne T.axzart Two-1 ha*a bit* OlFeepie. Fooper. Sacrifice I hit. Purdy S' ■'*•* b»*e T1mwt\ B • ft! bail* «*ff Seller* off Oro*er J. v-ii t Rv S. *r* 2 by Grove*- J Hit i-v pitched hall Dunning by Grover K'arned run* Wichita 1 Lincoln. 2 Left •1 t ..!:•* » Lincoln 4 Do Me v • rg n • • Brown t Fayna fha vex to I've. Time 1.47. l*«npirea: 1*ow - oil and 12*1,1 S5 -- in d *»• , e WICHITA (W> UNFOUI IWI al* h po a e ah b po a e Smith cf 3 ! 2 ft ft Moore rf & 1 f ft 0 Bufe- b 40 1 ft I : 1 ke If 4-4 ft « i'u i,g if 4 1 1 A "Snvder ,"h 4 • " a Favne lb 4 2*1 * Fooper rf 4 ftftft Grown 2h 4 ft 2 ft A l.ax’i 3b 4 t 3 3 A tL * e f '14 • AFhaxe* a* 4 A 1 4 as SI 1 ' n !'\c |b 4 t IS t • M Mul’n r 3 ft 4 ft 1 Iiamb e 1 2 S 1 ft .1 dllv n 3 ft ft 4 ft L Beck n 7 ft ft ? ft tF. Beck 1 ft ft ft ft - Tot« la 24 1ft 27 lift Totals s: « 24 # 1 > Hatted fnr «’orran in ninth Hcore bv Innlnaa \\ , hHa ftftft ftftft ft"* * Lincoln 2A3 Iftft Aft* ft Summary—Hun* Moore Snvder *3). F* "per La.r. r' Lamb Heme runa Lax •»r i Lamb Two-base h'fa Smith Sn' tlet lamb stolen base F 00 per Ha«ea on ha I la 1 *ff Jollv 3. .iff Be. k 2 Struck By J by 1 Will 1 .ftv 11 v. F,»rned run* Lint .do e l>eft on i-aae Wu*bM* 7 Lin. .'In 7 Time 12ft Lmplre* Held nod Powell OMAHA WOMAN IN AUTO CRASH Riou* Fit>, In. Sept 12.—Ml** .Lan Arnold, r»S Duvtnport "trrwf. Omaha, luckily earn pod Injury this morning when ahe fllhftr f illed to •see »>r disregard a hftiilftvxrd atop j *lgn find crowned Into * email coupe I In which Mr «nd Mrs U tJ Hhlnnev I "f Sioux t'ity wfrft riding. The 1 Phlnnnv «hui|»o w.ih I unml over on ll* Nltlft and badly dutnngcd. Mr* I’hlnne' who rorovrrlng from a ncrvoiiN hrofikdown. nan lifted from the wreckage and « .irrind Into 1 near l»v home, hut It la bellevod alir wne not Injurml c* ———- " "N American Association V- / T.oulaville bept 12 * R H K Indiana t'.'llk ... *13 1 l.miiiv 11 In , , 7 I 1 U I B.ittenea Burn. II NUea Smith Hill. T’etty and K<ue*at. F.wtell and Tlncup Milwaukee Sent. I Kit at *ame It 11 t KaiiMM Fiiy ... .... 3 R a M |l W .ok*.- . ....... 4 T N<*i iiihI same H H I Kmimi i'K) . . . ... 2H 1 MOn alike* 4 7 Hatteiiea 1 iftdm /calc and Hill n** W lllmitfb t \e md XI* Menem* Toledo Sold 12 4'ollitnbu* Toledo tame ti lii'iliilwl for lia« In*** I'ANetl UP HI SiiB'tn' NATIONAL Player ( lull G. AB. R. H. Pet. Hornsby, St. I/S.ltt 483 109 208 .4.31 Wheat, Brook’n . 128 509 87 192 .377 ( tiyler, Pitts’cli.. 105 415 8fi 153 .369 Yoiiiik, New Y. ..118 473 104 164 .347 Brebbler, Cinci’ti 103 337 36 115 .341 AMKRKAN. Kill 11. New York 139 477 133 184 .386 Jamieson, ( Irv’d 130 544 87 192 .353 Falk. Chicago . 122 461 70 161 .349 Collins, Chicago. 135 508 95 176 .347 Speaker, ('level'll 129 479 94 166 .347 Denver, Tulsa Divide Honors Denver Sept 12.—Denver and Tula* plit ft double bill here today, the Visitors taking the first 6 to 3. and the locals < apt wring the *< < ond 9 to F». by virtue of nn ♦ vhih ii.riru. rally that netted two r"n»- Tl;e >•< or# ; TULSA MV.) DENVER (W ) ab.h ■)>#! a e. ab h pf'.a #> lust in If fi 1 3 0 9 Gorman 3b 2 (> 1 5$ 0 W'burn 2b 2 I 3 ; u Berger «a 3 2 4 0 j I»avia rf 4 2 2 0 OG'lardt If Lamb cf 3 17 0 0 Jto# he lb L’velt lb 4 2 9 0 0 O'Brien # f ('rosbv ( 3 1 7 i OFalk rf I’D’ald 3b 2 0 0 1 OKnight 2b Flip’n ss 2 o 0 :» 1 Whaling » Bavne p 4 2 0 2 OFreemn p -zHlnkle Tota Is 31 10 27 9 1 Total* 32 6 27 13 J a Batted for Freeman in ninth. Score by innings Tulsa . . ..*00 110 000 Denver . .003 000 non—j Summary fij-/ Austin Waehbum, Davis. Lain)' •'uvelt. Gorman. Berger, Olnglardl ^ wo-bag* hit* Otnglardl Davit. Lamb. Austin. Sacrifice hit«: Washburn. Lamb. Hit by pitched bail: Gorman by Bayne: McDonald by Free man Double plays Freeman to Roche; Fllppin to Washburn to Lei Kelt Struo« out By Bayne. 6: by Freeman. 1. Ba*** on balls Off Bayne. 3; #ff Freeman, nalks: Bavne and Freeman. Left »»n bases- Tulea. 7; Denver *, Frnplr.s Gaffney and Haynes. Time- 1 Second gam TULSA iW) DENVER (W) ab.h po a e ab h po a e Austin If 3 2 2 o o G man 7b 3 o o o 0 W'burn 7b 4 2 4 5 0 Begley 3b loo u . Davis rf 4 1 1 o ri Bro'o rf 0 0 •> o 0 Lamb cf 6 1 0 0 0 Uorger as e. 1 1 ? 1 Ix-li'It lb 6 2 110 1 i-j'gi* m if f. 2 3 o n Crosbv #* 4 0 3 0 O Pnrha 1'» 4 1 ? 0 0 MrD’ld 2h 3 0 1 4 (O'B * n cf 2 0 1 <> 0 Flippln ss 4 2 1 7 _ i’tU rf 3b : 1 * r 1 Bl'h'der p 0 0 0 o 0 Knight 2o .• o j ? a -Wha! g c 4 2 17 1 o Totals 31 10 M U 3 Hail yp 2 0 0 3 0 Total* "1 7 27 !o > S- ore by lrBings• Tulsa . . . . 7 1 o 0)0 aoa_ : I Denver .. M4 ’ 1 • . *—. Summary-—Run' Austin. Wash'.urn < r»avi* L*live!t Gtrg’ardi O'B- * n. Falk (2*. Knight Hall. Two-base hits: Ginglardi #2» Whaling (2* Three-ba-^ hit*: Washburn. Davie Hit by pitched ball: By Hall. McDonald. Struck o>u : Rv lfa!!. 17. by Vo g* 2. on ball* Off Hall. 2: off Vogt : Passed b !r ‘"r os by T.eft #v- bases Tulsa. 10; Dw.»r. 4 Pacr ? #-e hit Knight Buns ; r ’ hits Off \ ofrt. 5 %n! ** •- - er « two-third# Inrngs. I^oi g pitch* V#igt Umpires; Gaffney inj if , • rim* 1 '1 First Football Casualty Reported Knoxville, Tenn.. Sept. 1?.—One of the first football casualties nf the year occurred here yesterday when John Chandler. 16. a candi date for the local high school eleien. died in a hospital following injuries recehed when he at tempted to make a flying taeklr. His death, according to physicians, was caused by a blow behind the ear. 'fltAClD - Keswlts BELMONT. Fi rsr-N F ve and one haf furlong* Flagship iC. K'miraeri f-5 7-10 1-2 Ttiscollura i i'oltil*tti) 4-1 2-ii Sanford iLegere) .3-6 Tune 1.0* 4 McCrlmmon, New M! Play Hour. Kit Carson. Jolly Roger. Gun! Boat. Toung .M Gala Night. Matte- Mind John Marrnne II .Satin 81’ppcr. Titan and Cardiff also ran M Second rxce One mile Pock net 1 k ' | « Long Point iM , l*eni \ % 4 - r .1 Fevsun (K lia rne* \ ( Time: 1 39 3-3 Leu* h Pefanr. JClmg I j O N-ill if and Comic Artist also ran Third rt'-e S;* furlong* Diagram (Math*®) !^-l 1-5 out j U nr leae d. Fater) . cut ou:«, Check (Marine!!!) ou T nn IS S-l Thr*e started I Fourth race six fur'ongs Worth more •O'Donnell) 1-1 7 1 « Shuffle Along «S#*«biet 7 -1 7-. j Sara ten (Maiber) 1-.> , Time 11 3-3. Mob I! Raffing I M<on-ak#r R f*l 'lad Hat**#- . « \., j U> ?* Sun Audit- • and Riakev ala > , ran l, F.f’h r*re On# .ml* Pa? ban 1 F'eld*) 29-1 «1 4 ' Blue Hill (J Callahan) 2»,-l % t Briggs Buchsns (Sharks) 4 1 Time, 1 - *« Mia* Belle. Fav^ha d'Pro. ' Master Hand Pa# Caw#> M Id Uo*.«e j Ttitedo. lionflanr and Lighter also ran Su'h rate Five and one half furlongs Supetletie #1. Fatori 4 I 4 out Primrose 1 Muheni 7-10 1-4 J Sarunn t M Fa tor) out j Time I M 2 > \ antdoa** Lithuania j S«<*l Inn M in er \ a I*a*D Galii'ant P> ! It Mr Wiggles and Mary Ann also ran POKY \l„ Firs* ra e Fiv# and one half furlongs !f vjurntin < M il*on) 10 70 .1 4it 2 1 Runrhief tSharpe) 2 71 2 IS S' ebtsh t 1 .ee • ?! 1 Time 1.11 Georg a May and Ft t aU 9* ond n e Fite and on# half furlong* Revolt • McTIgue) *7S S «o Jty •old Crump (Sharpe) 9 4 0 3 70 1 [*ydla Drew (Baker) . 7 *«)1 Tim# 1 13 Button Bright Fovle ajsd j t Hoi I'oRfldsnr* a!#«' ran Third 1* e Si* furlong* r*«*# (Ambrose) 4 *1 2 *6 7 60 I * rhc*aalx 4S* arpe) .3 20 3 "M s“aith W 1 Rourma) Tit"f ' ?o 3 .x I'ur-ent F\eot* Fi.udr j ' itaurlce Mulcahy and Tratuata a!*xt ran 1 \ Fourth race si* furlong* 11 bster Josella iSha-v'e) 34*6 ?*o 2S'ii • (»n 1 M.'Tnut) ’ Time 1 30 3 Black Friday and Shs < oh also ran I T Fifth ra.-e One mile .ittie Flair il.ee \ 13 30 3 06 2 ? * J 1 Washington (Tb.'ina*) : 26 rt '*1 '*0:tot a (Howard) Tim# 1 4* 2 6. Sweep By and " ;ii> 13 at also ran Sixth race vt<ie *ed •eter-tt t*T.*« laoqge# iMrTiguei * *S « u * 1 f locw (IV i| son I v a ft * S ® 1 Rachel Potter (BourasVa) Time 1 Carry ('n and Ti- .-et *l«o * an. tl KOI. t Fust ra e F t* flit!eng* 1b*,» Riut (Smiint « ? to ' * bin* Hav < Pit Ken*» 4 1 2 1 Ra v D n*!e iMurpht » n n\ Time 1 |)| : Intake Teat of Time Lad.' Newton Prln« #*«* Seth. Helen G. • nd Impalla also tan Second ra« e Fit e furlcngs M srk 1'eminpe |()'<'>|i %7 F 1 * e» en ‘ 4dt enture « M.<nt w'tnert ) 2 1 *t #:■ I 41# Lanttfal (I’hltiailt ever : Time 1 0? sp.‘«1a P char * KutTat J llatnhon# 5addu*e# and \> rthrop ate an Third *ni.-e x furlong* 7"l'1'te ( /1. • It n I 14 1 • 9 3 . » IV halshon# (Saucier) 2 1 even Rddle Jr l H arr|ng t >'ft) • j. , Time t U I F l\t«#r. Baleful fa-', j 'u* Blue. Sstafax. 1.olden P»ne ami \ eon , es |tll I f Fi'iin h ra e Mil/ and 70 taids • 1 taleakala iSmitb) ) i ? I# 1 3 | \ belle Vinie »Zucchini) t ^ 7 l«'J 1 ‘h* plet 1 Burll * •* I rime l 4: « n Mat I • * Mata Art h r 1 Alexander and Hubs •-u also Fifth rare Fite and me half fuib'ng* j ] 4 eit'ttan 1 (Maux'er) 7 1 even V ? ' • nrle % be illolloxxatl 7 1 t a*a«t|gni iFat»te*i « l Ttiwe I 07 3 b s mirei shin na 1 ;<>!«< 1 «' s Ma e a Morale* al*«> ian. ■ ( Buffaloes ^ in Pair of Contests From St. Joseph Lee Allows Saints Three Hits in Second Game—-Wilcox Boosts Batting Average. H O S K Huff a Iocs rca|M»d hay while the sun entiled yes terday and increas ed their lead o\er Denver in tlie West ern league stainh tig* by trimming the St. 4 o. * e p h Saint* in a double, header. The score* happened to be 1* . to 7 in the first, ' -W*" and 2 to 0 in the second. The league leading Omaha slugget* didn’t lose any time in either con test. In the first game they phK*d on three of Manager #loe Math*4*-’ pitchers and treated ea< li and all alike, collecting an even dozen lilts, l/iuie Koupal, the “ace” r»f the Buf faloes* hurling staff, turned the Saint* in good fashion in all hut the fifth inning. A Harry Ut ■ 1 ff ™ hurler, and “Slim ” Davenport r,f S* Joseph tangled In a pitching duel in the second contest, in which the bon ors went to th^ Omahan, who allowed but three scattered hits, one of which was turned into hit by a poor de cision on the part of 1’mpire O’Brien at first. Davenport was a hit n. re liberal with his hits, being nicked f<*r seven safeties including J » B v - witz’ home run in the sixth limirs. First g«me: ST. JOSEPH. All K H TB,dl>B BB.PO \ V Ilrr’gtoit, If .1 l 2 2 A o 2 4 o *» < orriiean tw .) O 0 ft 0 ft (i 2 J 1 I.* W Jin ct 5 2 2 5 0 A ft ft ft ft Miller, rf . 5 1 I 1 0 « A 4 0 o t»Ilbert 3b. .. 4 1 2 2 « l i l j i Nufer. lb . 4 I 1 A o (i a * a t, Milt*. 2b.... 4 1 ft ft ft ft it 2 l u Brook* r. 3ft ft A 0 0 1220 iPBen. n .. 2 « I 2 ft it it o i r, Birkcn-t’k, p A « a o ft ft o n p o Haiti, p . I ft ft A ft a o fi i n x Mstlie* I ft I 3 ft ft ft ft ft t» Total- 37 7 J« 15 0 14 *23 9 2 touch third. BI II \!OB* AB K.H IB -H.*B BB.PO 3 1 Tho'|**©n. 2ft 5 2 3 4 0 i* it | • Rob in-on rf. 4 « 1 2 1 ft ft .3 ft i (nllop, Ift 4 2 I 4 ft ft | 7 <> ft Osborn If I 3 ft A 1 ft 2 I ft *• lionowitz rf. 3 2 1 I I ft I) 4 ft I, Wilcox, 3b 4 l 4 s •• ft | ft ft r, B’VeJ. *■ 5 « | I ft ft ft | 5 i Wilder, r . .3 I 0 o ft i> | |n ft „ Koupol, p 4 1 1 I ft ft ft it - o Total- 33 12 12 F*» 3 A S 27 9 1 lMathe* hatted fi*r Peter* in -nth lThnmpaoB out :n sixth for failing t/» Score b> inning*: M. Jo-eph non n»»5 (ift2_ 7 11 ■* All 015 Buffaloes . io : 4«4 AO\_j: Hits .« c 4-* <«— j » Summarx—Home run*: Cut lop. | . war Threo-baec Hif: M«the*. Twoha-e hit. Kobin-o. Peter*. W ilrox (2>. Double PlHx - 7 hoiftp^on to O’Neil to # ullop: 4. ilbert to Corrigan to \ lifer. Run* and hit*: Off Ib*ter*, A and 9 in T»e inning-. off * nn,I * *n one-third inning; iff Hnid, 2 and l m tn« and tnn-tiiird* inning-. Ba»e« on boll: off refer- 3. off Ilirk-n-U^k. 1; off Hud. I : ' off Kouj.al, 4. *tJ-u<k out: R. Prt~r.. M h.v Knupat. *. Miunin* pititi.r; Kouner ^ l o.it.1 iiifrR-r: IVtor.. Hit i,v p.folVi<l r-l : H\ r.t.r», Honowttj. o.hnm I1....,! ball: Brook*. Wild pitch: Koupal. l>eft on ba-e-: m. Joeeph. 7: Omaha A \ m pirc-: O'Brien and shannon. Time; 1:5*, Second gzunc: x bT. JO-F.PH , . \B.R H TB>H SB.BB.PO.A F Farrington If 4 AAAnAAA*A sorngan m 1 A I 1 A fl A J ; n l^cwan rf 4flAAft0ft|ft1 Miller rf 3 0 ft u n p j 4 , „ C.Ihrrt 3b 3 ft i 4 a o o ft * n Nnfcr 1b 4 a 11 1, #, 0 i, g ( p Mill* 2b 3 ft 1 I ft 0 | 4 | ft Mln.tr*-- c 4 ft ft ft n n •• e 1 iBateniwr p 3 ft o ft n ,1 n n 1 tt I Math r* 1 M ft ft f, ft ft ft ft ft Total* 3.3 u 3 3 n ft ~J 7| H ~~ 111 FT %1 OF* Ul R H TB»H SBBBPH IT Thomp*oei 2b 4 1 ft ft it ■; «i j - l l<ohin»«»n rf 4 ft 1 1 « «• 0 j ft a ( nllop 1b 4 ft 1 l ft n o * 0 j ff.ht.ro If 40110.03 0. Iton.m it* rf 1 I t 4 ; n 1 ; o o H llrot A 4(1.(1.00010 II * .•■ I ». 1 « 0 11 n n n - • o I.urhho r * » I 1 . <1 | 9 n 1 ** '+ P 3 ft ? 2 ft « ft n t p ^ Total* 7V ? 7 1ft 2 ; 2 '7 A 3 Sere bv innng-: Jnaeph MM '.rwi r*w\_ft Hit- a 1A Aft 1 Buffaloes . cwki p|» 2 *Jtu 1ft! I - ’ lftx— 7 -umnyin-Hwe run; B*>nowit» Hit I. n,tr*-.7? Ka,l; <dlbcrt by 1-re Mooblr 'Hllec tft Corrigan Ta-erd bail* M metre- Mru«k out Br B*,, npor». s; V on ba*e* s» A; Omaha. ,. Tim.: 1 tn |mp-o. «haa. non and O Brten Indiaiih. Booster, Split T*r* Mmnm s-i*t 12 t»e* \ -#« £-2 ■ k!»hor.-.a t'-:x t x , • .. . . . .r nr re t*<1*x »h- locale rtk'*-£ - v. s t . ^ game. *• f« * hut droprtr* t « *** x-j ‘ft « Toe a. ore* Fir®t Rsmc OKLA CITY ,W1 L>C!! y J ab b P » a - . s ?.o * + rt 4 : : * * i-v — .. . - , Th peon 2f 4 5 I 1 M. ki .rj - f i * ? 0 F^IN’r rf 2 r p p, t )(* n ? 4 - j r. * j MfDtl 1 h S A * l AlOx^,.. ,* 4 “ * P # . ‘ j xin v -b « r > • S’ j g -n 31* 4 . i« r a j X nad .• a a 4 1 4 * < -t , . . 1 HV|,,1 r ■* .1 .-n p A t ft 9 P _ To'a’ii *‘» 14 2719 i ■ Totals 30*71140 ■ Ssore by innings. ] , *k I» bom a City ...... .. 1 ,ro tfi_4 a L'*» Nlofnea .. cs % » 7 * t> 1 Suirntxarj—Run* >t.vk Thor^-n Vr- ■ I'pr- T*fn. HiwJte. Stuverge** Ha n?! .n ■ • - ‘ A'heat lit. 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