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TIIK UKE: OMAHA, TUEKPAV, JULY 27, 1915.
Curfew Was Ringing, So I Went Home
Copyright. 1915, International
News Service.
Drawn for The Bee by James Swinnerton
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'lbK AWFUL NC BOT I TMlNX HARfcYS
Sweeter, mes the r-eAResT. uvuesT
DOT ; HONEiT DEARIE ME 13 AW
S REPINED AM' HES A LOVELY DANCER
AM WHEN HE TAKES YOO OOT THE
ROOFS. MB L.ivtiT HE', SUCH A SPENDCR
M nco QJOT THE XJALtNGESr EYES
am the curesr moo&tache an'sjch
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OMAHA CAPTURES
ONE FROM BEARS
Visitors Excel in Fielding
Take Four-to-Three Con-tnt.
and
RAIN CURTAILS THE COMBAT
DENVER, CoJo.. July K PpcUI TU
rram.) In th fourth Innlnn of today'!
gam betWMn th Brar and t' Rourkca
Btmo for thw vlaltora ataricd to atcal arc
ond. Bbaatak IMKRvd down to Ke1lhr In
an attempt to cut the runner off. but
tha throw waa low and the Ronton boy
: took tha atata on till throwing arm to
I atop It.
The next atlckater up waa Foraytha and
; ha rapped tha ball to deep ahort. Kellaher
mada a perfect catch, but hla arm waa
I atlll numb from Sheatak'a peg and tha
J ball full ahort. Foraytha waa tafa and
Breen took third. Thereupon Knif rapped
' one Into the Ponton boy'a territory and
only a few feet away from aecond, and
again ha failed to handle It. Breen cama
, home, tha I to I tie waa broken and the
Cuba were never able to catch up.
Rata ttopa tha Rattle.
The gama cama to a cloae at the end of
tlfc eighth, when tha rain came just aa
Larry Spahr, hitting for Shcatak, fouled
out with two on banea and two down.
Tha twirling of North of tha Kocrkea
waa the chief feature of the contest,
which, while- cloae, tended to drag.
Fcratrh alnglea of the jumping variety
played a prominent part In the acorln
and had It not been for theee with torn
looea aupport Denver' acore would not
have bean aa much aa It waa. North'a
pitching waa ateady and heavy aklea did
not help tha Beara any when they began
to try for hit fast onea In the plnchea,
Smith, of tha Rourkea, waa tha only
ona to drag down three aafe Mta. Whila
McCormtck of the Dear a waa the only
Bear who repeated.
Raarkea Boor Knrly.
Tha Rourkea aoored ftrat m tha firnt
atanaa, when tingle by Breen waa fol
lowed by an infield out and Knig'a hit
Denver knotted It In tha aecond, when
Oalloway' alngled, Coffey walked find ,
Bhlelda came threcgh with a two-aacker.
In tha third Smith tripled and Breen
clouted out aacrlflca fly. Foraytha
walked, atol aecond and went to third
on a bad whip by Wella. Krug akled,
' but Welle delivered with a amaahlngt
triple and tha eount waa two for tha
frame.
Tha Beara came right back. McCor
mlck, first up In tha fourth, alngled, but
waa forced at aecond by Galloway. Gal
loway then atole to 'the midway point
and Coffey walked. Kelleher's knock
brought Packey acroaa. and when Welle
made a bad throw to aecond Coffey came
home,
Urtaallva Fal Iowa.
Tha Bears had three good chances to
win; once In the aecond. when Coffey
;waa out at the plate, trying to steal
home; again In tha sixth, when a rapid
fire double play cut off a possible acore;
and finally In the aeventh, when tha
beaea wera choked with McCormlck up.
- alack couldn't get tha ball out of tha
'Infield and the side waa retired. Score.
OMAHA.
c ' ... AU. R. II. O. A. E.
Smith. If i 1 0 0 0
1;m.i lb s S 1 t 0
iJortrOiiT rf 1 1 0 0 0 0
'.?- 4 0 1 1 o
'Varney, ct 4 0 1 0 0
ll'lanrk. ....'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 0 a I i i
4 0 0 10 4)
Standing of Teams
WESTKItN LKAOITE.
Played. Won. Loat. Pet.
Pea Molnea 90 67 M .AM
Ienver M M M JM
Uncoln 7 46 42 .617
Toueka M) VI 44 .611
Omaha 2 4 4 .M0
8loux City K7 40 47 . 40
St. Joseph 88 . 62 .4"2
Wichita 83 64 .31)3
NAT. IjPIAQT'K. 1 AMEH. LKAGITB.
W.UPct.1 WUl'ct.
Phlla 49 M .6741 Boston M 31 Mi
-Brooklyn ..4 3 .2 1hlco 66 ) .fii9 '
Chicago ...43 43 i0 IHtrolt M 84 .614
St. Iouls... 4K ,47.1 Wanhina:ton.44 44 .'
Illtsburgh 4:t 44 .mi ft. Louis ... S 63 .
Iloeton ....4-1 44 .4.4'New York.. .4 3 44 'l
New York. 41 41 .4 H i leeland ..?. 64 .St
Cincinnati 85 4 .417) Phlla 30 6 .141
KEU LRAOlB. AMKR. ABS'N.
w.iic.t. w.urw.
Chicago ...63 IH ,67 St. Paul.... M 88 jm
Kan. City. .60 87 .67(M Indlanaplla 63 41 .6o
St. Ixuis...4 40 .6lMlnneapila 60 43.688
Ptttatmrgh 40 .6S5j Kan. City.. .40 46 .621
Newark ...46 43 .61 It Louisville ..44 47 . 44
Brooklyn . 41 61 .440Cleveland ..41 47 .40
Buffalo ...41 61 .4S, Milwaukee 4161.440
Baltimore .33 66 .37oColumbu4 ..M 67 .987
Yesterday's Resnlla.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Ht. Joseph. 3; Wichita, 0.
!' Molnra, 8; Tope k a. 6.
Sioux City-Lincoln; wet grounds.
Omaha, 4; iJenver, 3.
NATIONAL LRAQUEX
Chicago. 0; Boston, 1.
Ht. loiiis. 8: Brooklyn. 11.
Pittsburgh, 3, 0; New York, 1. 3.
U'llladelphla, ; Cincinnati. 3.
AMEHiCA.N LE1AGUE.
No gamea played.
KEOKHAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn, 6; St. Louie, 6.
jxewarK, a; i-ittamirgh, 1.
Baltimore. 3. 6; Chicago, 11, 1.
AMERICAN AHHOCIATION.
St. Paul. 11; Milwaukee, .
lndlanajwlle. ; Louisville, 1
Columbus, 8; Cleveland, 3.
Oaaaea Today, i
Western Lesgue-Bt. Joseph at Wichita,
Des Moines at Topeka', Bloux City at Lin
coln. Omaha at Denver.
National League Boston at Brooklyn,
New York at Pittsburgh.
Amerkan eLagua 8t. Louis at Phila
delphia. Cleveland at Waahlngton, Detroit
at New York. Chicago at Boaton.
Federal League-Brooklyn at Kanaaa
City, Buffalo at Chicago, Newark at St.
Louis. Baltimore at IPttsburgh.
....34 4 3 34
.NorlU, p
Totals
. IlEVVrik
Soenoeh, ct 4 0 0 3 0 t
Miller, rf 8 0 0 0 0 0
I JioCormtck. If 4 ) 9 0
OsJloway, 3b 4 3 11 1 1
Cuffev, aa 1 118 0 0
fehu-lila, il k 1 7 0 0
lielieher, aa 4 110 8
Shratak. C 8 0 1 t 0 I
Siwhr. a 1 0 i 0 0 0
Harrington, p 3 0 10 10
Totale 31 "3 "l St T "i
x Butted for Shestak In eighth.
Omaha 1 0 8 0 10 0 04
tVnvM- Ml 01 000 0 3
Game called eighth; rain.
blot en baaea: Oalloway, Forsyte,
hHwwi. Two-base hits: tthMris, Cofiey,
V'lia. tt hialtjuer. ThrMi-basa hue: fcnuth.
Wells. Struc k out: by North, 4: by Har
rtngtun. 4. Uaaea on blla: Otf North.
4, off llarrlnguin, 1 Sacrifice fly: Brtwu.
loul4e piny; bien to e-liletlmer. Time
ut game; 1;45. L'mutra: O'Brtcn.
LAKAFP Wl. FOR TOPKK48
Oatpltrkes Mart4gr, aad Dee
Molaea 3a Defeated.
TOPEKA, July Sl-Lakaff outpltohed
'M.jtlids and Topeka defeated Dea
Moines. Laksffs to errors gsva the vis.
toi-a two of tlw.tr three runs In the fifth.
In tr horn hajf of the aame Inning, with
the butt filled. Moarldge hit Usher nd
valked Lattltnora. Cuthran's triple and
lean ateai of home In the sixth featured,
did a great stop aud throw by (lawyer,
tsenre:
DES MOINES.
AM. M. H. O. A.' E.
e
3
.... 4
. t
4
1
13
llahn. rf ....
Iiunter. cf.
t ills. If
vons, lb...
licit ford, aa
r-swycar. 2b
Isnwhill. 2b 8
ttrren. c I
aiogitdge, p 8
Totals - 87 8 I 24 11 1
TOPKKA.
AB. R. H. O. A. B.
r oohran. So 3 2 18 10
a'ilon. as 4 0 0 2 8 0
kuq, cf 3 1 ! i 0 0
ri.K.11, If 8 0 13 10
ilr. lb....: 3 117 3 0
iluiioff, 2b 3 0 1 t 1 1
uiinr, tt.-.. 4 0 2 1 0 0
Monroe, 0 3 1 0 3 2 0
Lakaff, p ..4 0 0 0 8 3
Totala 20 "s T 27 14 1
Des Moines 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 08
Topeka 0 1,0 0 2 1 0 0 4
Thre-base hits: Cochran, Klsher. Two
base hit: Trainer. Sacrifice fly: Breen.
Ootible plays: Tallinn to Lattlmore to
PlHhnr, Jones (unassisted); Stolen baaes:
Cochran, Monroe. Bases on . balls: Off
T .M L f f 1- nff & n..i. . it 0 1 1 1 . . 1. . a.
ly Lakaff. 2; by Mogiidge. 4. Hit by
Pitched ball: By MogrlUge, L Time: l:tti.
Umpire: cuaavk.
WICHITA TAKE) FIX A l CONTEST
Cochran Kaerkrel from Box anal Re
vralt Klalahea Uaaae.
WICHITA, Kan., July W.-Wlchlta
I'layers won ma last game of the series
from St. Joseph when they collected four
runs on five hits la th first Inning.
Cochran for Wichita waa knocked from
tha box In tha fourth, and Vandeventer,
a recruit, finished tha game, allowing Bt.
Joseph but three hits. Score;
WICHITA.
AB. H. H. O. A. B.
Hoap? aa 4 0 3 8 4 1
Bennett? cf 3 ,00100
Paterson. lb 8 1 I 11 0 1
1 hlosmg. If 4 1 0 3 0 0
Brltton, lb 4 8 8 8 0 1
Orlffith, o i '11 0 0
Ijunb, 3h 4 0 1 u 10
OleatT rf 3 0 0 1 0 0
Ooohran, p 1 0 0 0 0 0
Vandeventer, p I 1 I 0 ' 3 ' 0
Totala 83 6 11 27 IS 8
ST. JOSEPH.
, , . AB. H. H. O. A. E.
Watson? rf 6 0 0 1 0 0
JKoehler, lb 4 0 1 0 0 0
Helmer, of ( O 0 3 0 0
Oroltck, 3b 8 11110
WUllajita, If 1 8 4 0 0
Rapp, ro 3 0 0 1 ' 8 0
Orovllng, 8b ........8 1 1 1 0 0
!". o 3 0 0 T 4 0
Yallandlngham, p ..8 0 1 8 1
Totala 8 34 "t
St Joseph 0 00 8000 00 8
Wichita 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 x-4
Left on baaes: Bt. Joseph, 10; Wichita,
1 Sacrifice hlta: Bennett. Two-bas
hlta: Lamb, UrlffUh. Threelbase hits:
Brltton. StoUn bases: llosp. Hits: tff
Cochran, 8 In 8 and three and one-third
Innings. Btrtuk oott By VaJlandinghaiu.
6; Cucrhan. 3: Vandeventer, 3. Bases on
balls: tff Vailandinvhaiii. i; Oochran 4;
Vandeventer, 1. Hit by pitched ball:By
Cochran (Uroellna); by VaJlandliiKham
(Patterson). C mi ire: Van Byckle. Time:
2:10.
Can Attached to Two
Federal League Umps
CHICAGO, July 36 Umpires Harry
II o wall and William Fife were released
by tha Federal league today. It waa an
argument with Howell which led to tha
resignation of Manager Jonea of tha Bt.
Loula tsam a few weks ago. Jonaa waa
Induced to withdraw hla resignation. How
ell formerly waa a well knon American
league pitcher
Assertraa Assaelatlea.
At Cleveland: R.H.E.
Columbus 8 10 3
Cleveland .3
Batteries: Ferry and Coleman, Carter
and leVogt.
At Louisville: RU E
Indianapolis , ( f j
Louisville , 8 ij 1
Battel lea: Willis. Mar and Blackburn;
North rup and Grlbbin.
At Milwaukee: RHE
Paul u it 0
Milwaukee 0 11 3
Batteries: Williams, k'arger, Usfleld
and Johnson; Young, Rhodes and Hughes.
Mlnnvapoila-Kanuia City; poatpofted,
wet ground. ,
I .
tbera iMsrlsllss.
BCFKAI. N. Y.. July hi -The le
troit Americana defeated tha Buffalo
Internationale la avMbltlon
Cama,
SHPERBAS CHASE
TWO CARDHURLERS
Brooklyn! Take Twenty-Two Out
of Twenty-Eight Gamei Since
Last of Jane.
THIRD . PITCHER HAMMERED
BROOKLYN, July 2B.-Tho Brooklyno
finished tip the sortee against tha west
ern Invaders today with a 1 8(0 8 victory
over St. - Louis. This waa Brooklyn's
twenty-second victory In twcnty-etffht
gamea played since the Dodgers returned
home In last nlsce on Jum un fit.
frames were lost and one was a tie.
Brooklyn batted Bailee and Terdua out
I of the box today and also pounded Ames,
I who mado his first appearance on tha
mound ror Bt. Loula. Myers hit Sallea'a
first offering for a home run to deep
center. Score:
ST. LOVIH. BROOKLYN.
ABHO.AK. ABHOA.E.
B.nhcr. If . . . t I 1 1 CMrn. cf I list
Mhls 1 ft OO'Mari. n.,.4 11(1
Aoim. p 4 4 1 OPtubert, lb..4 0 11 S 0
Berk t 0Whst. If 4 I 4 0
Husslns. 3b. 4 4 11 COjlihaw, lb. 4 III
O'lusr I Oftunsal rt...4 8 3
Millar, lb.. ..I 0 1 1 euati. lb 4 1 1 I
ntr c 4 I I 4 1 McCrtr. e...4 1 4 1 0
Oonuln, ....1 4 1 Applon. ...4 0 0 I 1
Butler, M I 4418
rf 4 114 1 ToUl 17 14 tT 14 3
I'JOi. cf 4 10 11
Hul. lb. ,..4 1 I 1 ft
fslles. a ... 1 I A 4
Penlus. p....O 0 110 ... r, -
DIR. If 3 8 ft 4 0
Totals ....II I 14 14 t
Malted for Bescher In the seventh.
Hntted for Ames In the ninth.
Batted for Hugglna In tha ninth.
&t Lpl 0 0081 1028-8
Brooklyn 1 0 0 0 0 2 4 0 13
Two-base hits: Iiong, Snyder. Cut
shaw O'Mara, Stengel. Three-base hlta:
Hyatt, Stengel. Home, run: Meyers
Stolen bases: Hugglns, Beck, O'Mara.
Earned runs: St. Louis, 4; Brooklyn, .
Double play: Oeti to Dauboit. bases
on errors: St. l,oul. i: Brooklyn. S
Bases on balls: Off Ssllec, 1; off AmM.
1; off Appleton, 4. Hits: Off Bailee, ft
In two and two-thirds Innings: off Per
due, 4 In three and jne-thlrd Innlnrs;
off Ames, i In two Innings. Struck out:
By Halloe, 1; hy Ames, 2. Bv Appleton,
4. Umpires: Rlgler and Hart
Divide. Doable.lleader.
NEW YORK. July . New York cloaed
a successful home stay hero this after
noon by dividing a double-header with
Pittsburgh. Tha visitors won tha flrat
game, I to I, while tha Giants won tha
aecond tamo, I to 0 Tho first gam re
sulted In a close pitching battlo between
Adema and Mathewson, tho former win
ning In the eighth Inning when-the vet
eran, Wagner, singled, took second on
Violin's sacrifice and scored on Balrd's
double. In the second game Teasreau
shut out Pittsburgh with five acattered
hits and struck out seven men. Score
first me- "
FlTTsBimoH. XIW YORK.
. ABH.OAt ABIi.O.AR.
Cfcrer. U.....4 I 1 1 OBurni. If 4 114
(Vlllna. cf .4 ltt 1 Robcruoa. rf.4 4110
JnbnMon. lb I 4 10 1 ftnOyl lb 4 4 1 I 0
Hlnrhmtn. HI 13 4ritnkr, s..l I I I I
W'ssner. SS...I 1 I I 1 Mark I, lb. ..I 1 11 1
Vloi. lb 3 III Lotwrt. lb... I 111
Balnl. lb... I 114 ICniMtsnn. cf I 8 10
Murphr, (....I I 1 ftltooln. e I 8 I
Adaaa. p. ...8 I 0rnt 1 4
Marars. .... 4 1
Totals ....37 4 17 IT I Maihawaoa, p.l IS
HralnarO ...I
Bchauar. p...
.,.. ' , . Totals ....li"l7 li"
Batted for Dooln In the eighth
Batted for Mathewson In the eighth.
Pittsburgh 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 03
New York 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 01
Two-base hits: Carey, Balrd. Three
base hif Hlnchtnan. Stolen base
Burns Earned runa: Pittsburgh. !;
New York, 1. Double r'aya: Wagner to
lox to Johnston, Fletcher to Lobert.
Rasa cn balls: Off Schauer, 1. Hits:
Off Mathewson. 0 In eight Innings; off
rV-hauer, none In one Inning. Struck out:
By Mathewson. 2; by Adams. 1. Passed
Murphy. L'mplrea: Klein and
Cocklll.
Boo re, aecond game:
PITTMBI'H'IH. NEW YORK.
4lHO.l l AB H O.A C.
(VSer. If a 1 I 4 fBtiraa. It... 4 1
Oulllna. cf.. 3 1 Kobartaon. rf I 111
Jnknai.w, Ik 4 1 1 trior la. tb....l III
Hltubmaa. rf I t I Inraat. lb....l 14a
waster, as. ..t i l sriatrhar, as. .4 8 I
vio. IB I 1 Mark Is. lb... 4 I I I 4
Balrd lb. ...4 111 Lobart lb 1 1 s 1
OUwon. C... .I 111 4 BnoOeraaa. cf I 184
vMUlliea, pa s S S afavara. S....8 0 11
Ttsraaa, p...i a I a
TsUla ....a IM 1 I
r.... . .Total, ...so inn l
Pittsburgh 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ft 0
New York 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 8
Two-bssa hits: Merkle, Collins Stolen
bases: Robertson, Carev Jdnchmsn.
Double plays: Meyers to Fletinier. Bslrd
to lox to Johnston. Basea on balls: Off
Tearesu, 3. off McQulllcn. t. Struck out:
By Teveau. 7; by McOulllen, 2. , Lm-pti-es:
Klem and Cockhlll.
Phlla Wla Kaally.
CINCINNATI. O., July M.-Bancroffs
home run In the fifth, with two on bases,
stsrted tha leadera to acore and Itilla
delphla won easily from Onclnnatl to
day, 0 to 2. Bancroft's hit wss a short
right field drive which bounded over
Griffith's head when ha ran up on It.
ncnneiuer waa rorcea to give . way la
the seventh and McKenery, who suo
oeeded htm. did not allow a hit. Score:
PHlLADCLrHIA. CIKCINNATl.
ABH.OAB ABHO.AB.
Baneroft. kl I I I fOrah. lb 4 I 1 I
Bvrna. lb.. ..I I I I l Haraos. aa...4 111
Baakar. II . 4 4 I m.lan. lb. 4 3 1 4 4
Cra.alh. rf . I 1 I I V...1. Kill cf I I I
Ntaliotf. lb.. 4 I I I VJlrlllltn. rf..4 I I t
Whlttat. rf .4 14 Oarka. c I 111
l-uoama, lb 4 1 II IWilliaiaa. ef .4 I 4
W Kllllfar. c 4 111 4 Moll. .wm. Ik 4 It
tleiaaraa. p.. I 4 Srkaalaar pl 1
al. Hanrr p. 4 I
Totals ... H I 17 II lVa Kolnlti I s
Wasaar ....1
. . . Total .... tJ n li "
Batted for Sihnelder in the seventh.
Hatted for McKenry In the ninth.
Philadelphia 0 0 4 8 2 1 0 0-0
Cincinnati '. . 0 4 0 0 0 I 0 02
Two-base hlta: Orlffith. Clarke. Rodg
ers. Three-basa hit: taroh. Home run;
Banoroft burned runa: PliUtd.-l.liU,
6: Cincinnati. 1 Sacrifice hits: Clarke.
Hersog, ititih. Ilt -n lees: Phila
delphia, 6: t'lnrinnatL 0. First base on
rrxr: Phlladrlphia. 3 Baaes on balls:
Off richnelder. 2. Hltai fiff Rchitatder,
3 In seven Innings; off McKenrv, none
In two Innings. Htrurk out: Bv Dem
erge. 8; by Schneider, ; by McKenry. 1.
L'niplrea: Byron and Eaaoa. Time: 144.
Wla Faarth Btralghl.
BOelTON July . Tha Boston Na
tionals ended their noma aerlsa today by
winning the fourth atralieht game from
l"lilo)W. 1 to O It waa a pit. hers' duel
In which Adams of Ch (.. bat. xt-
wiuisianaing pnillanl tmlrllug. Tb
Braves' run waa the result of Moran's
scratch hit. Ever' sacrifice and Magee'a
single). Chicago had three men on basea,
due to a single and two pa.aes by Ran an,
when Hughes waa called to tha box
with none out In tha eighth. Ha fanned
the first man and then started a double
play which retired tho aide. Score:
CHICAGO. BOflTON.
ABH.OAB. ABH.OAB
Oooa. rf a. II Morait, rf... 4 1 1
Fiaiisr. aa.. 4 0 14 Conanllr. rf I I
Murray. It 4 I 0 1 Masaa. cf .. I lift
Elrn'maa, lb I 11 IrV-hmldt lb.. I I
William, at. I 11 IHmlth. lb... 0 10
Knta.lT. lb. .4 11 IMaranT-le. sa l 111
Anbar. e... I 4 taowdy. I Oil
Mrlray. lb I 10 tKasan, p I ft 1 0
Adams, p. ...I OHuahaa. p....l 11
Hrhult 0
Humphrle. p. I Totals....! I 17 II 1
ToUt ....04 T 34 si ' '
Batted for Adama In the eighth. -
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 'V-0
Boston 0 0 0 10 0 0 1
Stolen base: McLarey. Double plays:
Manranvlllo to Evers to Schmidt, Hughes
to Gowdy to Schmidt. Basea on balls:
Off Ragan 8; off Adama. 1. Hits: Off
Adama, 8 In seven Innings; off Humph
ries, i in one Inning: off nagan. ft In
seven Innings, none out In tho eighth;
off Husrhjs, I In two Innings. Struck ouc
By Ragan, 4: by Hughes. 2; by Adrims,
4. Passed ball: Gowdy. Umpires: Quis
le y and Emalle.
K0H0UTS HAVE EASY TIME
WITH THE STROLLER NINE
At the Kahotit'a park Sunday the
Kohoute defeated tha Strollers by the
acore 13 to 4. Score:
KOHOUT9 STROLUDRg
AB H O A B AB H.O.A E.
Crbhausr. rf I I I ORiaUy ta... I 4 1 a
Podruaak. lb I 11 A SPollfka ef . a a 1 a a
MQuad. lb I 1 I 1 Bullard. lb. I II .
Hanaaa. of., I 1 0 Qrad. lb.. 4 T 4 1
p.udo. lb... 1 1 4 . Bird. rf. 4 1 4 t
Barry. If I 1 S llaihm ir A a a t a
at'JIwaar. as 4 I I 1 ILm. lb I 8
p.wwu, a a i i vjaoo, a IS
Aahkurn. p.. 4 1 1 1H. Bird. p.. 4 4 1 1
laasiaa. clllt .
Totals ....It 4 14 f 4
Total ....17 13 17 T I
Kohouta ... 4 0 0 0 3 0 1 4 17 13 3
btrollers ....2 000200004 4 4
Double play: Laushman to Bullard.
Two-base hlu: McQuade, Baudo, Bullard,
E. Bird. Struck out: By Ashburn. 18; by
Bird, 3. Bases on balls: Off Ashburn. 6;
off Bird. i. Nit by pitched ball: By
Aahburn. 1; by Bird. 3. Left on baaea:
Kohouta. 8; Strollers. 8.
CHICAGO AMERICANS
BLANK UTICA BUSHERS
'
UTICA. N. T., July 36. The Chicago
Americana defeated tha local New York
State league team today, 7 to 0. Man
ager Rowland put eighteen men Into the
game. Buck atruok out nlnO men, but
-waa given poor aupport. Bcoro: R.H.E.
OhlcAgo 0 1 0 5 0 1 0 0 0-7 11 1
utica o o e o o o o o oo s o
inatterlea: Bena, Walah. Clcotto, Faber,
Klopfer and Ialy, Schalk and Mayer;
Buck ; and McDonough.
.
Berwrade Defeats Cedar Rapids.
BELGRADE, Neb., Juty 28, (Special.)
Belgrade won Sunday from Cedar
Raolils, 8 to 4. Score: R.H.E.
Cedar Rap...O 00101002464
Belgrade ... 0 0 1 0 8 0 0 0 8 12 q
Batteries: Zoucha and Ooseett; Toden
hoff and Babbitt
Apartmenta, flats, house and cottage
can bo rented, quickly and cheaply by a
Be "For Rent"
WHALES AND TERPS
DIVIDE THE HONORS
Chicago Captures First Contest of
Double-Header and Balfeds
the Second.
HEUDRIX HURLS IN FINE FORM
CHICAGO, July M. -Chicago and Balti
more divided honors in double-header
today, Chicago winning the first game
11 to t, and losing the aecond, t to 5.
Hendrlx pitched In fine form In tho open
ing contest. while tha visitor played
erratically behind the visiting twlrlera.
In tho aecond game McConnell was hit
hard and forced to retire, while Qulnn
hod little difficulty holding Chicago aafe.
Score, first game: R.H.BL ,
Baltimore ...0 00400800874!
Chicago 0 1 0 7 0 0 1 1 -!! 10 1
Batteriea: Bailey. Conley, Leclalre,
Bugga and Owens: Hendrlx and demons.
Score, second game: R.H.E.
Baltimore ..0 08200000680
Chicago 0 00000100140
Batteries: Qulnn and Jacklltsch; Mc
Connell, Block, Frenderg&at and Fischer.
Newark Wlaa Contest.
PITTSBURGH. July 86. The Newark
Federal league team won today's gam
with Pittsburgh by a score of 3 to 1. The
visitors won In the eighth when Camp
bell singled. McKechnte doubled and two
.'acTlflcea followed, good for two runs.
Score: R.H.E.
Newark 0 01000020370
Pittsburgh ..1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 8 1
. Batteries: Moran and Rariden; Knet
xer and Berry.
Terriers Wklp Top.
ST. LOUIS, July 38. St. Louis today
defeated Brooklyn In a game featured
with three home runs, ona three-base hit
and four two-base hit. St. Louis used
three pitchers and Brooklyn two. but
none were able to prevent the batter
from hitting freely and hard. In a triule
play made by Brooklyn the ball was
passed seven times. Score: R.H.&
Brooklyn ....1 02000020 6 10 1
Bt. Louis 0 0410010 4 10 0
Batieriea: Wilson, Seaton and Blmon,
Chapman.
MASHER WINS HAMBURG
GRAND PRIX STAKE
HAMBURG, Oennany, July 36. (Via
London.) Th annual - Hamburg Grand
Prix, tho second most Important turf
event of the year, waa won yesterday
by Baron Alfred Von Oppenhelm'a
Masher, ridden by Archibald. Beoond
place waa taken by Hanlel's Albula, rid
den by Jockey Plueschke. who carried
tha same owner's color to victory In the
Derby laat Sunday. 'Tha Grand Prix la
valued at 100,000 mark (826,000.)
Prince Asks for
Restraining Order
Against Oldfield
DES MOINES, la , July 26. -Eddie
O'Donnell, an automobile racer; Do
Lloyd Thompson, an aviator, and five
motorcyclists were In court here today
charged with violating the Sunday laws
In connection with races at tho new Dea
Molnea apeedway yesterday afternoon.
Barney Oldfield, arrested yesterday
afternoon. Immediately after he tiad fln
lahed several exhibition races, waa fined
3i and costs for tha same offense on hi
plea of guilty.
It waa the first time In year that the
Sunday atatute against automobile racing
had been Invoked.
Oldfield later was served with a motion
of Injunction proceedings to prevent him
from leaving the city before the 900-mile
automobile race, which ta to be run at
the new apeedway next Saturday, and In
which he 1 one of tho announced con
testant. John Prince, one of tho speedway pro
moters, told the court that he had reason,
to believe Oldfield waa preparing to leavo
for Butler, Pa., and asked that he b
restrained from racing on any other
track on Saturday. July 81. The hearing
wa aet for Wednesday.
Rain Prevents Play '
In Stat eTourney
LINCOLN, July 2. (Special Telegram.)
Rain interfered with the state tennl
tournament here todny, and the court at'
tho Country club were miniature lakes.
Drawings were made for both single
and doublea this afternoon, and with
favorable weather tomorrow, play will
start In both event.
Northwestern League. .
Memohls. 0; Atlanta, t.
Little Rock, 13; Mobile, t
Chattanooga, 1; New Orleans, 11.
Nashville, 2; Birmingham, 4.
Tacoma, 0; Spokane, 2.
Aberdeen, IS; Victoria, 8.
Beattle, 3; Vancouver, 6.
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