THE BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY, .1 1 JIT 13, 1915.
4
Bringing Up Father
Drawn for The Bee by George McManus
C'npvrlght. 191R. International
.New Service.
( iOT ABETON I DONT MA4lf- W-H0ULO ,0 TO THE I'LL CO AN' vrART 1 TO FRISCO OlN' r- '
iS-tWLoKlb MONTREAL- KNOW ! HOVARE FAlMN J ,VT THE TlCKETb j TonTI OF T.LOU.b fffSWi
HA THE BEST W " P Wf ) FmC09 . RlHT NOW! )L-lJ I NELvy ORLEANS fViD - fe m 1
BWIEV I ( f AMD l tfV 1 . J ? Zs y-Ci'W J r V MONTREAL.'. T H ?
L y I ORLEANS" '
"
PLAYER LIMIT
E1IMAN IS TOO MUCH
FOR PA'SATHLETES
Old Buff Blink Rourkei, with Five
Hit, and Linooln Wins Rubber .
Giune, Two to Nothing.
NORTH 0ET8 AWAY POORLY
Buff Knmiif', who ha been a Jln fot.
Omaha, lo. Ihm many years, was jtnlng
In mMMMn form ytrday. with Uio re
mit that th lowly Links carted iwty th
rubber 6m of th flv-fray erle. ,2
to 0. 1
Buff waa rlrtle to an extreme yes
terday. One an Omthk thlt got u
far aa thlr.1 and twice a far as second,
but old Buff war- not In tha mood ti
permit nnv ftirtler advancement by our
struggling yoi.iw: athlete, so 1t waau't
don. Ixiu North wu the victim whf.
loat th same.
Lii aof away bad tn tie opening
ptm. By Wolfe cracked a doubln to
tart the sun.a and McOafflgan placed
a sserlfie. Bchrelber's Ingta to runt
cored Wolf.
North kept the hlla well scattered until
Hie rcenlh, when he let Ehman pola a
b"ow rt a propitious time. Lloyd had
walked and waa sacrificed y Daley, ao
the he ii;t homo on the aald blngk.
Those wcra the only ttmaa I-.lne.oln
roi:ld rc-rre..,btrt they wr a aufficlency.
Omaha Alaint wrwa.
Omaha almost scored In tha fourth.
With two down Eliman gav two walk
and Knur mad a hit, but Artia Thoma
aon wa'jt't o,ual to the occaalon and hu
fh-w out. 1
Again m vht ninth hit and a. walk
put two men on, and Thomaaon flew out
gain. -'
The rtant was fait and snappy, and.
outside of tha fact that the horn folk
loat. waa ploaalng to tha large gathering
of lady bug present. Nary an error waa
committed ry either aide, and four doubl
piaya. three by Omaha, wera Incorpor
ated Into the parttme for tha benefit of
tha anect Mora.
Wichita 'cornea today for five game.
Game today will atart at S o'clock. Score:
LINCOLN.
AH. R,
.. I I
... 1 0
,,. 4 0
... 4 A
... 4 e
... 1 1
... I 0
... 4 !
...S 0
Boatlnk. M 4 0IJ42
Trainer, rf :t ' 1 -8 0 o
Mayer, lb I n 7 1 0
Jarkeon, cf 0 i I n 0
l.attimore, id i n I I o
Cochran, lb 4 2 1 0 0
Monroe, c II 4 1 l
Clunn, p 4 8" w 0 4 0
Totala .... I it U 1
ST. JOHKi'll.
AH. K. it. O. A. 4S.
Oroellng, .lb 0 0 I 4
Koehler. Jb 4 0 0 t 1 0
Hepp, aa I 0 t 111
WlllTama. In t 0 t ( 1 0
Wateon. rt-t 0 0 o 00
Nlciiolaon. If 10 1 10 0
Kwoldt, cf-rf J o 0 0 u 0
llelmer, rf 1 0 0 4 0 0
Moore, rf 1 0 0-0 0 0
HUM. c , 2 0 14 0 0
Wllley, p 4 0 0 1 i O
Total si o "i rt ' i
Topeka 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
8t. Joaeph 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-
Two-baae lilta: Boetlck, Cochran. Becrl-flt-e
hit: Trainer, Jackson, Happ. Helmar,
Wllley. Stolen ha, King, trainer, it
tlmore, Cochran. Htruck out; By Clunn. 1;
lv Wllley, L Haaea on balla: Off Clunn, 4;
off WIIIpv, 1. Hit v pitched ball: By
Clunn, S; by Wllley, I. Left on baeea: To
peka, : Ht. Joaepu. 1H. Karned runa: To
peka, 1. Time: 10. I mplia: O'Brien.
FIVK 1M ROW FOR BOOftTERM
SUPERBAS MAKE IT.
FOOR FROM- CUBS
Slipping Chicago Drop Another to
Rampant Dodger Burning with
Pennant Hope.
Standing of Teams
THREE TO TWO IS THE SCORE
to
Wichita l.oaee, ievem Two,
. Dea Molnea.
DKS MOINES, la., July lt.-4ee Molnea
mad It five atralght vtctorlea over
BROOKLYN. July 12 The Puperboe
mad. It four atralght from the Chicago
and their eighth conaecutlva Victory !
winning today'a game, S to J.
Btnlth kept the hlta well acwtterrtl,
Wheat'a error letting In Chlcago'a flrat
run In tha fourth. Mycra prevented a
tie In the eighth when hla throw from
center caught Murray at third after Chi
cago had bunched two hlta and a paa.
The Cuba uaed threa pitchera.
Rmtth heliied to win hi own gam hy
driving the ball to the right flold wall
for two baaea, acorlng Stengel and coin
ing homa hlmielf on Myera' alngle. Score:
CHICAGO. BROOKLYN. .
HI.KO.lt AO. HOAR
Hood, rf ...
Ari)hr
Wolfe If
McQHfflgan. aa,
chrelber, cf .
Mclntyi, rf ....
Yanta. c ,,
tJoyd. 2b
Taley, lb
Khman, p
Williams, lb ....
H.
O.
I
I
t
t
&
S
t
0
T
Score:
WICHITA.
AH. R. M. O. A.
Roche. If 0 I 1 0
Ko. cf 4 0 0 4
ra Hereon, lb 4 1 I 7 0
Tydeman, rf 4 110 0
Htitton. 3b 4 0 1 t t
Honn, aa ............ 4 0 1..4 1
Charlea. lb 401 1 S
Griffith, e o o 0 1 . 0
White. , 1 .0,1 o '
Sullivan, p 3 o 0 1 I
Hende. p 1 0 0 I 0
Oieet 0 0 0 0 0
ToUla ' 1 1 ! U
B.
Zlmrmftn, lb 4
Kitltr. lb.... 4
; Ph.Un. Ib.. I
" prMMRaB. e I
1 Plrr p. j. 1
0 ' "Knlaelv .... I
ff' U voder, a. 0
1 II
I II
0 1
0 Murraj, rl.. I 1
JJl Totiils...
V; haltefl
i 'Hatted
? I Chicago
1 1 Brooklyn
IMn. t....
OHin. m.. I
Pl'.ulxrt, lb. I
DWtal. If . .. t
ciilPhaw. Jb. 4
(iainal. rf. .
OUoi. 4b. ..i.l
I Miller, c... 4
OHaillh. p.... I
0
A Totals
a
o
a
t t
a
t it
V 1
t 4
t 4
t
n t
1
,10 II 17 14 1
batted for White In ninth.
VEm MOINES.
AH, U. II.
Hahn. rf
Hunter, cf ...
Hllla, If
Jones, lb ....
Hartford, aa ,
Hawyer, lb ...
Tannehlll, 3b
Breen, e
Mogrldge, p .
Totala ....
.Wichita
lea Molnea ..
Horn run
4
I
4
10 14 tl t
lor Hood In eighth,
for Fierce In fifth. -
0 0 0 1 0 0
...1 0 0 0 0 t
I 0-i
0 -8
Tvo-hnw hlta: O'Mara. Smith. Flamed
run: Chicago, t; Brooklyn, i. loubla
plays: Iaher to Zimmerman to 8!r,
Cutshaw to Daubert.- Baaea on balla: off
Piarre 1- txtf lv.nrlnr ' 1' nff Hmlth 1.
O. A. E. Hits: Off Pierce, In four lnr:lng; off
. 0 01 Lavender, 4 In three innings: off Adam.
10 0 none In nna Inning. Struck out: By
1 0 Pierce. 1; by Smith, 2, l anplres: Klom
I 1 0 and Corklll.
10 0 Plratea Wla Two.
J PHILADELPHIA. July 12,-ritHburgh
Olwon both gamea from Philadelphia today,
1 Olth. htnr 1 to 1 and 4 tn !. The
10 0 home team made a rally In the ninth in-
nlng of the- opener, when Becker hit for
17 la home run and Cravath and Nlehoff
0 0 0 i-1 ainglod and Whltted aacrlflced. Cooper
0 1 0 0 I S 01 7 took MpOiitllan' plce and gave .Luderua
Jonaa. Two-baaa hlta: a pitas, but Hums lilt a liner to lox for
Pmh. un, inn.. it.nHfiu ,, a iliinhlp nlsv. In the snconu aanie.
Breen. Stolen baea: Hahn, Hunter, Blila i Mamaux waa very elfeetlve except In
ill. Hartford (). Bawyar. Lift on baaea:: two Inning Hlnchman .rnajl four
Wichita. ; Ja Molnea. 1. Eight hlta, 1 rtouble anil k.lnglc In eight times at bat.
six runs off Bulllvan In flvo and 'two- rtoor?-,V"..f"m: -ul, ,iii
third innings. Hi ruck out: By Mogrldge. ! PITTih ll H. rHlLADLPMl.A
..M 7 11
.0000
WPT. LF.AOCB. NAT. LEAUI K.
W.L. Pct.l W.L.I'ct.
Ioa Molnea. 4S tS .dm, Chicago 40 83 .MH
Denver Ki 31 .f'!W Phlla
Lincoln ffl 34 .62? Bt. l,oule 41 37 .62.
Topeka H 87 .613 Brooklyn ....SW 35 21
Omaha 38 37 Ml1 Pittsburgh ..37 W
8t. Joseph. t 4: .417'New York... 82 IW .471
Hloiix ICty.. 42 .41?. Cincinnati ..1 fi7 .44
Wichita ....27 43 .SMiiBoMon 32 42 . 432
RED SOX VICTORS '
IN SEE-SAW PLAY
Boston Cops Ten-Inning Game from
Detroit Tiger After Many
Ups and Downs.
v?.l. pct.l v.L.Pct. SCORE FIFTEEN TO TWELVE
Chimin .... 28 .&mi8t. Lnul.....4l 30 MA
l:oun 4o ' .634; Kan. City.. ..44 32 .6 " ,
lietroH 40 ) .A" Chicago 43 K .0'iS
DkTROlT, Mich.,
New York.. 30 37 .513; I'll tsburmT ..40 31 -l 1 fcated Detroit, 15 to 12, today In a
Washington 34 33 .47 Newark 40 35 .5W , !,
St. Loula.... 2 44 .' Brooklyn ...St 46 .41 ! HW ton-Inning game. The Red
July 11. Boston de-
aee-
ro
I'hlla -371 Buffalo 32 47 . 41 S j earned lef thnn half their runs, the
t;,e!t!W! :Jt,'MBJll1l'5r?'i,4V'JBlT,r' rror bein" col,t,'- Kavaaaugh
mr..w .-ct oi-' w.ilpet. ! was th chM offender, with threo fum-
Bt. Paul 44 36 .1571 Beatrice ....31 17 .643 . hlea and a wild throw,
Indianip'e..4 16 .Kft Hastings.... W bn After Boaton had knocked Ooveleikle
Kan. City. .41 4.) KalrUury ....21 27 .4S7 ' . ,
39 501( York ..... ..21 29 .4U0 i.i Iliuunu HI me liini liiiiiiie, fwip II"
Mlnneap's...40
Ixtuisvltln ..30 3! ,50!
Cleveland ..39 3 .Titl
Mllwuukee. 37 2 ,4T
Columlm ..30 tH ,33
Yrsterday'a Resalta.
WWTBHN LHAOCK.
Denver, 8; Hloux City, b.
Topeka. M; St. Joseph, 4-0.
Wichita, 2; Dcs Moines, t,
Lincoln. 2; Omnha, 0.
national li:ach:e.
Pittaburgh. i-A; Phlladilphia, 1-2.
Ht. Louts, 2-4; Boston, 1-3
Chicago, 2; Brooklyn. 3.
Cincinnati, ; New York. 0.
AMERICAN LKAOl Ii.
, Boaton. 16: Ietnlt. 12.
New York, 7: Clevelnnd. 4.
PMladolphla-8t. TxfUla. rain.
Washington, B; Chicago, 3.
KKDKRAL LKAOl'E.
Brooklyn. 9; Buffalo. 4.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, 1; Milwaukee. 6. . ..
Loutmille, 1) Mlnnenpolla. 0. .,
Indlanapolla,' I; St. Paul, .
ClevelHtid, 3; Kansas City, t.
NKBHASKA STATE LEAOCE:
Palrbury. 3: Hantlnga, 0.
York, S-4; Beatrice, 11-1 ..
tiamrs Today.
Weetem League Denwr at St. Joaeph,
Lincoln at Dea Moines. Topeka at rtloux
City. Wichita at Omaha.
National league Chicaro at New Y'otk,
Pittsburgh at Boaton. St. Louie at PhlU
delphta, Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
American League Boaton at Cleveland.
New York at Detroit, Philadelphia at
Chkcago, Washington at Pt. Loula.
Federal League Brooklyn at Baltimore,
Newark at Buffalo, Kansas City at Pitts
burgh, Chicago at Bt. Loula.
ng four hits with three Delrolt errors, for
j five runs, tha Tigers combined hits with
passes in the second and third to tie the
; score. Boston took tho lead again In the
' fourth, Detroit went ahead In the sixth,
j th Red Sox went out In front In the
, eighth and the Tigers tied again In tho
same Inning. Two errors and three slr.-
glna In the tenth gave Boston t(ie wln
, nlng tally. - .
' Detroit used four pitchers, and Boston
t live. Score:
I BOSTON.
I AB.H.O.A K
'Booper, rt... b 0 I ) IVItt.
JanvrtN. ss. . ft
Hfrskor. c(.. ft
Ualncr, lb... I
: lwi. if.... s
1 1 Urdnor. lb. S
Barry, lb.... 4
' I'hnmaa, c. .. 3
; IHinant. p.,
I Koaler. p
I'ennock. p..
' Hhora, p....
olllnn. p..,
Henrikso
Hoblltaal .
St..
Totals
Breen. Jr.
rlimth. If ......
Korsyth. rf .
Kreuger. C ...
Krug. Ib
vhllebrr. lb
Thomaaon. cf
Whaln, as ..,
North, p .....
IS t
OMAHA.
AB. K.
I j
......
T7
O.
1
0
I
0
14
0
I
t
A.
i
..
.. I
..$
0
0-1
Totala ....... .-...10 t
Lincoln .............1 0 0 0 0
Htta I 10 0 1
Omaiia 0 0 0 0
Hlta ...0 10I0
Two-ias hits: Wolfe. Yanti. Krueger.
RacHflce hits; Mcilaffigan. Haley Lloyd
iHiuble plays: Krueger to Bresn to
Behllehner. North to ftchllebner. Whalen
to Hrhllebner, Daly to Lloyd to Williams
Ift on baaea: Lincoln, t: Omaha 7
Hiriick out: By Fhrnan. I; by North S
nasea on balla: Off Khman. I; off North
I mplre: Van Sickle.
. . . u 1 . . I , I . . o . . . wl,. . . .
Hulllvan, 1; off Hendee, 3; off Mogrldge, roiiiiii. rf.!! I
I. Hit by pitcher ball: By Mogrldge, jnhnaion lb 4
Griffith: by Sullivan. Bills. Double laya: niurhmn, rt 4
rsreen to nawyer. ianneni i to jonea. as., i
Paased balla: Orifflth, White. Timet I""- h.
1:M. I'mplrea: Abbott and Sualck. LkI. V
lOl'X tank vnr OF ' gKRIB! .clir.'P
l.aspar Htrm Way to Inghasn at
Start of RltThta. .
lOt'X CITY. la.. Inly 12. -Sioux Htv
drnnned the final ramn of th
i Denver. I tn I, Caspar waa relieved by
"'"in hi me sum i oi ii a aigntii inii'im,
Bcore :
DENVER.
AH. K.
a
Totals..
1 ft 0 fllvrna. lb .. 4 1 0
AIS i Htnorott, aa. 4 141
I I 1 f. Bmr. If... 4 1.1
I I 0 OCravath. rt.. lilt
lilt Nlhrf. 3b . 4 t 0 4
114 4 WMU.iV rf. I 110
ltd. Ludorua, lb. I 10
Sill Klttlfor. ... I ft X
ft I Aurna. p 1 I 9
ll M.y.r. p . . . t 1 4 I
- Tinrup. p....4 a 0
I tT I Paak,ri .... 16 0 0
ly ..... t 0 0
Wtuwr ....a o.
TI H
fiener. cf.
r
1 I 0 l-I I Miller, 'rf.
0 4) 0 0-0 1 McCormtck. K
J 1 S eifiway, :o
i. Time: 1;40.
TOPKKAg M'll TH R TWO (ItHEl
Doable.
Joalea Drap Bntk Bads' of
Hemslev o Kawa.
iT. IfWKril. hv, July ll.TopeW. von
, . , . : t ........ i i
4'offev. '3r..'
Milelils. lb..
Kellelur, as
Hpahr, c.
Mitchell, p..
Totala ...
Cooney, 2b.,
Davis, rf....
Callahan, aa
Lejeuna. f.,
Kane, lb...
Hensllng, Sh
Davldrm. If
Donnelly, c.
Caspar, p ..
- ruanv
H.
3
1
4
3
l
0
0
1
1
o.
0
i
i
t
i
ii
o
1
Total. M
Batted f. r Klllirer In lhu eighth
flatted for .Mayer In the eighth.
Han for Cravnth In the ninth.
Hlttnhurgh 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-1
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11
Two-baaa hlta: Htncnman 131, Wagner.
Vlox. Home rcrt: Becker. IW"il play:
Vlox 'Unasslti dl. Bases on "is; lff
V McQuillan. 1: off Cooper. 1: off liiayer. 1;
AJ off Til cup, 1. Hits: off McQuillan. In
J eight and one-third Innings; off Mayer, 8
: in riifiu inning; ui i i inciiii, t in one
42
SIOUX CITY.
AB. R. 1
I
14 37 14
O. A. K.
Pslan,
Ions. rf .
B4scl. lb.
Havdar. c
Iloak. p...
Parana, p.
Rx'ha ....
Back
,114 0 eHmtth. 3b.... 8 fl I
,440 OMaraavtl. as i 1 ft 4
,4111 1 Whaling, .. I I I 1
, 4 0 ft 0 Odowdy a..., 0 0 1 0
. 1 I OTrlar. p 4 1 1 4 a
.14 0 1 liHIIIbart ....1040
.00000 ,
,1000 ToUla 40 7 13 At 1
I 0
I ft
I 11
3 1
1
I I
0 4
0 I
a o
o s
o o
o o
o
0
DWTROIT. .
AB.H.O.A K.
Ib i 1 2 4 1
1 Havana'. Ib. 4
OColib. ef ft
OOawfora. rf ft
OVcarh. If.... I
lBurna lb... ft
Onimh. sa 4
e,Bakar. r S
PCcvalPBkle; p 0
ORotand. p.... 0
0 Stan. p t
Orhibue. p.... 1
MeKae 1
0
Totals...
(
1 1
I 4
I 0
1 I
1 1
1 0
t 4
0 0
0 1
A 0
0 0
0 0
4 11 I SO
ToUla 4 K-J9 11
' ctatted for Holan.l In fourth.
Boland out In second for coscher's
Interference.
Hatted for Thomas In seventh.
Hatted for Foater In eighth.
Boston r. 0 0 2 0 1 0 4 b 3 !
Dttrolt j.9 41022030 012
Two-baso hlta: .fanvrln (it). Speaker
'2), Kavanagh. Tnree-base lilt: Cobb.
Home run: Crawford. Stolen, bases:
Oalner, Gardner, Thomas, fcrned runa:
Boston, 7: Detroit, 3. Double play:
Uutner (unaaalstoA). Base on errors: Boa-
tnn K n.lmlt 1 ) . nn halla' Off
I Bol'nn, 2; off 'Diibuc, 1; eff Ieonard, 4;
I off Foster, 4; off Pennock. 1; off Collins
1. tilts: CHI c:oveiesKie, in ono-iuiru
inning: off Boland, 3 in two and twrv
thhtls Innings: off Pteen. 4 In threo and
one-third Innlnga; off Dubuc. 3 In two
and two-thirds Innings; off Leonard. I
In two innings; off Foster. In five In
ning: rff Pennock. 1 and none out in
eighth: off Shore. 1 and none out In
0 4 eighth; off Collins. 1 tn three Innings.
0 I Struck out: By lloland. 2; by Dubuc. a
I Indiana Lose to Yanke. ' .
CLEVELAND. O., July 15. With Cleve-
RULE 0. K.'D
Special Committee of National
League Takes This Action
at New York.
ALL PRESIDENTS ARE PRESENT
Totala ... 5 istll I
Hatted for Whaling In tenth.
Hatted for Wllaon In aeventh.
Batted for Dob In sixth.
3t IxjuIs 0 00000101
Boston 0 1000000
on errors: Boston, 1. Bases on ball: Off
Doak. 2: off Perdue. 1: off Tyler. 2. Hits
Off Doak. 4 In seven tnnlnge: off Perdue,
In four inniuga. 8truck out: By Uoak, I land leading, 4 to 2, In the eighth Inning
by Perdu. 1: by Tyler,' 7. Cmulrea
Hlglcr and Hart.
Heda Whin Ulaata.
NEW YORK, July 12 After losing
eight straight gamea to New York. Cin
cinnati rallied today and took the lust
game of the present series. 0 to 0
Dale, who was knocked out of the box
early th the aeries, came hack irtrong
and pitched masterful Rttmc.
Manager McfJraw of New York and
Playcis Smith and Perrltt were ordered
off the field t various times for protest
ing aKitlnyt decisions.' Ncoce
m i 1 "J""' ll"h'g Huntley hard. ' Itgliam. 'p.' 0
W l.ieman. wh , rellevl hun, ,ed the""- ' " .. .... . 1
rlt, v" enough runs. ' Totala ft.
tnla aa ve T'l , ,L, 7?.' 01 -Hatled for Oaapar In aeventh.
:'f. JL'T1. aTMl!,"r,ul ' '""I tr Ingham In ninth.
tlv 7h r..!T ronteat ft. Joseph Denver I .1 0 rt 2
r.rl -V-L" nn ,,ft on cora,J sioux lty.. 0 0 0
i
Kin. If
P' -iick. ss ...
Tr-iunr, rf....
V-cer Ib
.' kson. cf ...
Ij'l'n'lre, ','b...
Cochran, li...
Menrrw, c
lar.aff. p
Total.
TOPFKA.
AB. R
...... 4 0
...... 4
H
A.
0
t
ST
'toe'liig, h
t'onlr. 2b
's n.
W i hams, lb ....
'ata n. rf
Mchol.m, If
I''tnr. cf
H'las. e
F.ld
vnilev, p
W Iticman, p
.JOSEPH.
At. K.
... 4
27 13
H '
O -
t -11
I 1
1 3 4 10
1 0 3 1 U
113 3 0
1 1 3 0 I I
1 I f 0 0 ;
0 11 1 1
0 110 0
0 112 0
0 0 C 3 0 i
0 0 0 , 0 II
o a o ' i a
0 0 0 0 0
27 12 "5
I on filth, rf.. 4
H i i wnniniy, ri a
nlng. Struck out: By McQuillan, 3: by I RodsSrs, 2b. ft
Mayer. 3; by lineup, J. empires ; QUig- I Hariot. aa... a
lev and Eniflle. (V'lnso. c ft
Bcore. seeoi'd game: I KiliKsr. If.. 4
PITTSHI'Kufl PHII.AIKIJH1A. I T01' .k'"' a
AH H II 1 I All 11 11 A I? lOlaon. IB....a
CsrT. If . .. . 4 1 I I ".yrse, lb...4 111
Cslllaa. of. .4 I 0 0 Hantaan, aa. I I
Jnhnaloa. Ib 4 11 U esiuck. aa ... I 1 0
Hinchmn, rf 4 I I 0 OBarkar, If .. 4 I I
Waaiwr. as.. I t 4 4 li raraik. rf.. 4 1 I
Vim. Ib 4 I 1 1 Nlatmn th,. 4 I 1
Hair, lb,.., 4 0 11 OWhluad. cf 4 1 I
Mlbaaa. r ... 4 111 t t.udarua. lb. 4 0 11
Maaiaul.a.. 3 01 sllurna, a I
tialmars, p. t 0 0
Totals 14 in ft IRUer. p.... 3 0
CINCINNATI.
AB.H.O.A K
IT H I
VI
0 0-4
Tww-base
Totala U
'Hatted for nilaa tn ninth.
Topeka ., I S
Hi. Joaeth .0 lOtl
Three-base hit' Helmer.
hlla Kwoldt. Monroe. Urkana Nio.,,,1
son Stolen liases: Koehler. Kapn, KNroldt,
lackaon. Lattiirior. Sacrifice lilta- Hao.
Mholaun IdmvrT, Cochran. Douhi May:
liaiM' to William. Struck out: H Bent-l-v,
i: ,y lh.i!- 1 Baaaa on tails: tiff
Ptntlay. 2; f Wl.leman. I: off J-aUo'f.
4 lilt b5tun: l.akaff. 1. Hsta: Olf
fieri. er, I in two anil on-hal( Innings.
1 eft an iavi; Tu-ka. b, Hi. lnsin. V
rrr.d runs: Tota, 6: i JoaeoS. 4.
""lrn: ! u. I'mwrr O'Brien (tcor.
ftcund gam:
TOPEKA.
AB. B. H. O.
Kicg, if 1 2
2 1-3
I 0-6
Inn-bin hUs: Plenslliig. MeCormick
f .-Oailowav. Snahr. Three base hit:
ilHrluway. Saerlflco hit: Coffov. fVscri-
flce fly-- Kane. si0fn base: Davis.
Double piny: Mitchell o Spahr to
shlohla Cooney Connelly to Kane. In
nings pitched: Bv (laspar, 7; by Ingham,
2. lllia: Off Qsai'ur. 11; .iff Ingimm. a
Base on balla' .Off tlaapar, ? off Mit
hll. 1. Struck out; Bv Caspar. 2; by
MlirhelU 3. Hit hv pitched ba'l: By
Oafer. Coffey. Time: 204. Umpire;
Muin. :
O'Neill to Talk at , ;
Commercial Club!
Ptttsburph
Philadelphia
Two-baas hits.
Olbvon, Nlehoff.
Totala..,.
2 fc 1 1
.0 0 0 0 1
Hlnchman.
.14 ft 17 1ft I
0 0 0 04
r 0 0--3
Vlox (2,
Norria L. O'Neill, president of the West
ern lisgur, a III speak at th noon lunch
eon at the Commercial club todi y o i
baa ball In Omaha and the Western
league. O'Neill will o acompanlod by
Team r Airweather. secretary of th -Da
Molnea club. O Nolll will urge tba buaW
aeaa man of Omaha to eosperate with
Rourk In making th Omaha rlub a
succaaa, as an advertisement for Omaha's
Stolen bases: Carey
Balrd. Double plays: Iuderua to Ban-
croft, Wagner to Johnston. Basea on
balls: Off Chalmara, 1; off KUey, I.
First baae on errors: Pittsburgh. 2:
I'liila.l. lnhla I !! Citt llnllnvM ,
base:' Davis. ! In four and one-third Innings; off Rtxey.
. in rour and tA'o llitrds luiilnga. Slruik
out: Hv Mmnaui. i: by Chalmere. 3: by
Klxey, 2. l:niirrs: Quigley and Lnislic.
Bra tea l.oae Two.
BOiTON. July 12. -SI. Loula defeated
Boston twice today by the scores of 3
to and 4 to X Th second gain wnt
eleven Innings Tho visitors won the
opening gam tn Dm first Inning, when
a pass, two singlee and an error hv
Oowdy netted two runs. In Ih eleventh
ill.il.., rt I th. J mm ma wmm a
wo run and th go me. Score, first
AB H O A K. AS H O A E
Huiima
n.a.hir. it
Miller, la.
Hltlr. sa.
llaaa. .
HVall. rf .
Batal. lb.
l-i.t. a ... I
Balls., p t
Jb. ft
4
1 t
I T
I 10
a
i 1
l I
I
0 Moras rt...
FlUp't'k. lb 4
OCaihar., lb...
Mi, rt ...
Kaaa. lb....
UHtuitk. In... . 4
valaranTtl. as
SUuwon a... I
Hadoipa. p. t
t
I I
i 1
1 II
;
t
Holla Ita. lb 4
bale, p 4
ToUla.
NEW VORlf. I Wmbasna. Ib 4
AB.H.O.A E O'N.III c... 4
14 4
1 I
11
3 I
1 10
4
I
0 I
1 0
0 1
Burnt. If ... 4
OHobartan, rt 4
0 Doris. 2b... . 4
IFIMrnar sa. 4
1 Merkls. lb.. 4
CIhrt. 3b... 4
OftawUr'as. cf4
t Me?ars. a.... 3
OMaibawaa, I
0-Orant 1
Scuausr. a. . . 4
It II 17 14 1 -
Totala 14 I i;
Batted for Matnewaon tn eighth.
Cincinnati 0 2 0 0 0 I 0 3 l-
New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Two-base hlta: lleraog, Merkle, Oroh.
Three-base lilt: Burna. stolen basea:
Bodge re, Fletcher. Earned runa: Cin
cinnati, 8. !nuble playa: Rodgera. Heriog.
ahd Mollwlta. Struk out: By Hchauer.
1: by Hale, 3. Hlta: Off Mathewson. I, off
Schauer, 2 In one Inning. I'mpires: Byron
snd Eason. '
flelrllnir allowed New York to go
In the lead whll some hard hlttlnr per
mitted the vlaltora to Increaae the score
In the ninth and win, 7 to 4. Fisher, who
relieved Plch In the fourth, held Cleve.
land to three hits, two of which were
siratchce Score:
lT.KVVEI.AND. NEW YORK. .
AB H O A E AB.H.O.A.E
D,..,..'. a a 4 I nrnnk. rf ft 1 I 0 0
rscbinpa. aa a a a a v
I Malael. lb... 4
I Pipp. lb....
IHIsh. cf....
OHartaall. If.
Ii Boone. Ib. .
IHasaoay. .
opih, p
f'bapniaji. aa I
Uranay. If... 4
Kirka. lb ... 4
Smith, rf ... 4
I Barbara. Ib. I
NEW YORK, July 12.-At a special
meeting of the National league, called
by President Tener at the leagne'a head
quarters here today, the rule making the
player limit twenty-one for each club,
which remained In abeyance since It was
proposed last December, waa unani
mously adopted. All the club presidents
were present.
No players under suspension will be
Included in the list of "disabled players"
for whom, other pi ay ere can be substi
tuted, but the rule has been made suf
ficiently elastic to enable a club not
to be crippled In playing strength through
any of Its team members being injured
or rendered useless from a playing stand
ard through illness.
A suspended plajcr must be counted
in fhe twenty-one limit and tho only re
course for a club in such a case Is to
appeal to th National commission for
his reinstatement. The case of Catcher
Larry McLean of the New York Na
tionals waa discussed In connection with
this rule.
Following la the new rule governing'
the transfer of players to the disabled
lint:
One Request to have player's name
transferred from th active to th "dis
abled" list shall be certified to the pres
ident Of the league by the president of
the employing club within forty-eight
hours after Injury occurs and such re
quest shall state the nature of the play,
er's dlablllty and when and where In
curred. e
Two A player placed on the 'disabled''
list will not be allowed to participate as
a player in a championship game for
ai least ten 1 10) consecutive days. Includ
ing the day of hla Injury. During auch
period, however, the player will . be al
lowed to act aa coacher.
Three The names of all players cer
tified as "disabled" shall be officially
bulletined to the club presidents.
Nrf has struck out 16l men in twenty
games
Tip Tops Win Last
From the Buffaloes
BUFFALO. N. Y.. July 12. Brooklyn
won the la.it game of the series here to
day, 9 to 4. The Buffalo pitchers wore
Ineffective in the early stages, the vis
itors gaining a nine-run lead by the aixth
Inning. Hal Chase scored Buffalo's only
runs when he tripled to center In the
sixth with the bags full and came In later
on a wild pitch. Score: R.H.E.
Brooklyn 3 01 03200 0-9 1 1
Buffalo 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0-4 1
Batteries: I'luejacket, Walker and Si
mons: Ford, Marshall and Lafitte, Blair.
Nowka Proves to Be
Strikeout Artist
MAJOR SCOUTS WATCH
TERRE HALITE SOUTHPAW
TERRE HAUTE. Ind.. July 12.-Arthur
Nepf. left-handed pitcher for th local
Central league club, who set a 'league
record Friday when he struck out sixteen
men. la being watched by major leaguo
couta, who are now in Terre Haute.
INLAND, Neb?, July 12,-Speclal.) Joa
Slick's hall team of Hanson was easily
defeated Sunday, 9 to S. Nowka of In
land struck out twelv men. Score:
R.H.E.
Hanson 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0-3 6 S
Inland 4 0 0 3 0 1 1 0 - 12 0
Batteries: Slick and Slick; Nowka and
Nowka. Umpire: Kearney.
Southern Association.
Atlanta, 2-2: Memphis, 1-4. Both games
seven innlnca by acreement.)
Birmingham, 0: Chattanooga,-.
Mobile, 3; Nashville, 2.
"latfppenlicimer"
snd
Hart, Schaffncr
Marx
SUITS
rTi Pl S iV jSa.'
2 uri
a llAratad . a
1 Ftahac.
0 Totals It 37 14 I -
1 Totals II 10 17 M I
a I riavaland 1 0 1 'i 0 0
I
11 I
New York 0 1 1. 0 0 0 o J 2-1
Two-bae hits: 0"NiH. Smith. PlT-P.
Pecklnpaugh, High. Three-baa bit:
Peckinpaugh. stolen baees: Clturnian.
Boone. 'kniblo play Southworth to
ilarstad to Hnrbare. Hlta: Off Plnh, 5
In thre innings, non out In fourth; off
l'"irr. 3 in six innings. Bases on bnlls;
Off Haratad. 4; iff Pith. L Hit with
pitched ball: By Harsiad 1 Fisher). StrucK
out: Bv Harstatl. I; by Pieh. i by
Flaher. S First baae on err-.ira. Cleve
land. 1- New York, 1. Vmplrcs: Dlneen
and Nullln.
Senators Trio CbJraaro. '
CHICAGO. July 12. Manager Row
land courtoay coat Chicago tolay'
game. Washington winning the final con
test & to 3. In the third Inning tiandll
wrenched hla ankle, swinging ut a ball
and Rowland permitted Williams to fin-i-h
tinr.dti turn at bat and allowed
Oandil to resum hla poaltlon In th fifth
In th field In the fifth Inning Oand'l
made a double which aent the winning
run aeroei the p'ate after two wer out.
Hcorw: ...
WASHINGTON. CHICAGO.
AB H OAS AB. H O. A B
Moallar rf . ft (ITlnn!4. ef.. I I 4 0 0
1 foatar. Jb. . , I til OWaavar. aa . 4
4 I'B.V Ollina, 4lf 1
Wichita Comes for
Five-Combat Series
Tit WVhlta Woivea, under the man
agement of Ham Patterson, lute of St.
Joseph, will t tn Omaha for a flv-
aan.a . . i . . alarfllnir t I v." Tu,n rf.ii.
bis header are carded tn tha series, on Fbok., if... lit vFaumttr. la. 4
on Wedmsday snd the other on Thurs- ul;J" 14 Kiac i
day. This is the result of'thre post- oaiwily. lb! I ill t-ik. a....
pomd games on th. last trip of the J J k'i'p .
Wolves to Omuha. The game Tuesday hw. p I i I lKu.il. p. . I
k-III he ki irta.i at S nVln,lf an.l th. Johiuoif p. t IWolfsang. p. I
ganu-s Wednesday and Tliurfday at 3 1 Total. ... a T it 12 i Totala 94 3t u
3
I It
O'clock.
R.H E
...1 4 3
.bV
HID I
Touts ... . trt 1 Tatala.,.,.1
'ainlth out, hit by ballad ieJ
St. Loula 3 0 0 0 0-2
Boston 0 0 0 1 I
iwwapertty. A Booster day. tha daU of ,' . Two-base nita: Moras, rather ktoU-n
.kuh' v... - . " "' bases: i Hujrglna, Ooady. . First so on
mhloh has no ter. named, will It hld !,,r0r: St. Louia. Haai. on ball. Off
III th Woatera league in tna near fu.1 Salle. 3. . ff Rudolph. 1. Struck out. Bv
tur as a pan ef ONalll's program to fu. ; i-y Kurtoiph.
I niplr TUf
boost the game.
tefttaa I Jot Tlra.
"Steve ' Regan, th Cornell twlrler. who
aa put oft the syuaJ in ml'btu n for
breaking training rutee. wlT join the
0 Tigera In few days.
ecoi se.'ond game
I T Iil t
Hsssine. Jb. 4 4 1 Mi'
Hn.har. It . 1 4 lit.. SU.. .41 I
Jaill.r. la... ft 111 t ocll I' t I I
Su'lar. ta. l I 1 l'Ut. if .1 I
Wilaoa of . I I tt.ua.iil. lb 4 3 1 1
O.STN
AS U O il
rf ... ft I I
Anaerlran Assoelalloa
At Milwaukee
Columbua
Milwaukee
Batterie: Columbua. O'Tool and Cole
man; Milwaukee. aha'kleford and Bran-
Ion.
At Minneapolis . . R.H E
lawiiaville .I' 0
Mlnnaapulia 0 4 9
batteries: Loulsvtlhs. Mlddletun ami
Clemens; Mlnnespolia, Harper and Sulli
van. Ten Uinlnsa
At St. Paul R H E
Indliinauolia J.. - 3 11 0
, hi Paul ".... U i
Batteries: Indianapolis, Burk an-1 Ooa
. sett; rt. tau!. Steele and Ulenn.
, At Kansas City- R H E
. Cleveiund .3 0
Ksiis.a it y 11 1
hattert:
inajs; K
it.tt.il for llandll In third. i
Waahingtop 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 5
Chicago 1 -
Two-baae hit: Oandil. Stolen basea:
E. Collins, H.'halk. Blackburn (3), Lei
bold. Earned runs: Chicago, 2; Washing
ton, a. Bases on balls: Off Klepfer. 4;
oft Shaw, : off Ruwtell, 3: off Wolfgang,
1. , Hits: Orr Klrpfer. 1 In on and two
third Innings; oft Kuawella, 4 In the
Innings; off Wolfgang, 2 In four and on
thlrd innU'gs: off bhaw, In seven and
two-third Innings. Hit by latched ball:
Moellar. Struck out: By Shaw, S. by
Klepfer. 1; by Russell. 1; by Wolfgang.
2. I mpires: Wallace and Connolly.
N
Cleveland. James and Bill-1 Gno. 4. Vadlaon, a.
city. Bsgaa and Alexander. maA Uareo tuts un.
Ovneva Defeat a Maveltaoa.
MADISON. Neb.. Jirlv 12.-Bpnlal ft
Gnoa defeated siadlnon on th hoitM dia
mond yetardv aflorrroon. ft to 4. Hits
ttvnoa. ID; Madison, 10. Struck out: iy
i liarnqiuac. I by Ballou, 4. tva-ror'
I'uuir ana irun
Into B.V.D. Means
"Back To Nature"
ature intended the body
to be free and unconfinea
not trussed up in tight-
fitting underclothes that shut
s off the air. Loose Fitting
B.V.D. lets the air at your
body, cooling it.
Firmly insist upon seeing the B. V. D.
Red Woven Label, and firmly refuse
to take any Athletic Underwear with-
out it. Then you'll get properly cut,
correctly made, long-service underwear.
On every B.V.D. Undergarment i ewed
Thit JbJ Wwom Label
Vrnoa liiuu (Pat. V. t. A.
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aa apaar a tua
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