She Made a Hit with Mr. Jack
J- - "V r . r f'OH' l "OH1 OH!
(1 , k ' k J MISSED . WHO ARE. I " ffTBL
rTI ( LtBo ac. I (VpTh - f-M.CKEV WILC0U1 w- I V"K viTVW OU AND I MA BE MESSED
' " ' . ' ' o ' ' m)p
YfOLYES BUNCH HITS
AND DEFEAT OMAHA
Wichita Takes Second Game of
Series from Eourkei by Lam
enting Injeraoll.
TWO INNINGS PROVE FATAL
WICHITA. Kan., July -fPpeHat.)-Wlchlta
won tha second ram of the
series from Omaha, 3 to t, by bunching
hits off Ingeroll in tha fourth end off
Ingersoll and North In tha alith.
Riley itot away to a bad Mart In tha
first Inning, but acttled down and pitched
hut out ball.
Smith led off In the flrat and beat out
a hit to Patterson. Brean forced Smith
at eecond. Foraythe, Krug and Krueger
singled In succession, scoring Braen and
Forsythe. Weils hit Into a double play,
Brltton to Patterson.
Four more hlta were collected off Riley,
but they were scattered through four In
nings and ha did not walk ptan and hla
teammate barked him up with perfect
upport.
Ingeraoll got away good for three In
Rings. With one down In the fourth
Britten's tingle, Orifflth'a double and
Lamb's (Ingle acored two runai
Two hlta were collected In tha fifth
off Ingeraoll, after two were down. When
Thelaalng and Brltton singled to atart tha
seventh. North waa called to tha mound.
Griffith fanned. Umb forced Brltton.
Gels singled to right, scoring Thelaalng
with what proved to be tha winning; run.
Score:
WICHITA.
AH. R
., I O
..4 0
..4 0
.. 4 1
..4 1
.. 4 t
..4 ft
.,4
..a
H.
0
1
8
i
A.
I
, 1
Hop. aa
Bennett, cf...
Patterson, 1b.
TMealng. It...
Frltton. !b....
Orlrfiih. c
I.amb, Sb
Cirlnt. rf
Itliey. P
Totala.
......34 t U M 11
OklAHA.
AB. R. H. O. A.
Pmlth. If 4 1 2 , . 1
Hreen. 2b 4 114 t
Koravthe, cf 4 1 1 1.0
Kruar. 3b 4 0 1 . 2 0
Krii'icer, e 4 0 t
We! la. rf 4 0 0 0
Hrhllehner. lb 3 0 0 I 0
liUnrk. 3 0 0 4 ' J
InaeraoH. p. 3 0 0 0 ,0
North. P 10 10 0
Total M 1 24 13 .2
Itreen out. attempted bunt third atrike,
Omaha 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-2
Wh-hlta. OOIOIOO 3
left on baaea: Omaha, 4; Wichita, C
Karned rune: (vrosha. 2: Wlrhlta, 3. Two.
ae hit: Griffith, stolen baae: Bennett.
IMia- Off Ir.reroll, In ftve Innlnaa.
IxuiMe play: Brttton to lloai to Patter
son. Struck out: By Inaereoll, 2: by
'rth. I: bv Klley, 4. Ila-wa on balla;
Oft - IngnraolU 1. Time: 1:W. Umpire:
Cuea k.
TOPKK I.OHHM TO CITV
ladtaaa Win wltk HaaO Baa by
.e)eaae.
TOPFKA. July 29. Lejeune hit a homo
ruu wlh two on baaea In the fifth and
Elou City defeated Tope k a, i to 1 fkore:
SIOUX CITT.
ab. n. it. a A. E.
t'ooney, 2b. i it 3 4 0
VN lute. If 2 3 0 0 0
1,'BliBhan, ea 4 3 2 3 2
limine, cf 4 1 2 0 0 0
Knne. lb. 3 0 1 11 0 0
Han-llnrr. th 4 0 2 2 0 0
Iaileon, rf 4 0 0 1 0 0
i roeoy, r 4 0 0 4 0 0
Hixthby, p. 2 0 0 0 3 0
l lark. p 1 0 0 0 4
Totala 34 i "l 27 14 0
TOI'HKA.
AM, H II. O. A. R.
rell. cf 2 1 1 2 0 0
'Vhnn, So. 3 0 0 0 1 1
Tydeniau. rf. 4 12 10 0
Mro-vn, If 3 1,13 0 0
Kuhrr. lb 3 0 0 1 o
Imitiinoie, lb 4 0 t 3 10
Hn.it, k. aa. 4 0 0 3 1
Hm.pa. r 3 0 0 4 1 0
Urovtr, p. 8 0 1 0 2 0
Totala 29 3 "J S " S
SlotiK City 0 0 3 0 3 0 0 0 0-6
Topeita 1 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0-3
Home run: Ijeune. Thre-Iaae hit:
IJeune. Two-Aaae hlta: Tyiimnan. I.at
i:nMir. Sarrlfkce hlta: Cocliran. Flatter,
lunble piay: Coonuy to Oailahan to
Katie. Callahan to Cooney to Kane,
hmlin buri: Dell. Henslina.. Hlta: Off
Hfittiby, I tn three Ipnlnae. Itaaea on
Imtla: Off Grover, 3; off Booihliy, 3.
trnrh out; Uv Grover, 4: by tlark, 2.
Time: 1:36. Umpire: Van flyckle.
KtOSTKHI Wit IJ THE flRIT
Fear Ram Mafflre Defeat tae
I tak loktorta.
IJXmi.V. Neb.. July 23 A combine
tlon of two hlta, a have on tutUa, an error
an1 a txtlli bv the pluJier av Dea
M'Htiea fiMir runa in the flrat Innlnfr of
IrniKv'a a a me. That waa all ihey not,
but It waa pientv to win. Brore:
LINCOLN.
AH. R. If. O. A. P.
Wolf. If 2 0 2 10 0
VrOnffigan. aa 2 0 0 3 10
Hi l.relU-r. t f.. ....... 4 0 110 0
M Intsre, rf 3 0 0 0 0
Vk l;i!ma, lb 4 0 3 13 0 0
ntj, r 4 a o o
i-ioyd. th 4 o i i a
!:lV, itl 3 1 0 0 8 1
M.ir 1 0 0 0 0 0
Dawwn, p 2 0 0 1 1 6
Totala
20
8 27 10
AB. R. H. O. A. K.
Hunter, cf
i:ia. If
M.m, rf
Ji.l.ea, lb
liarifurd. aa.
y-r, th
l-ioldt. ih
(Wtiiifct-a, e....
liii'inn, p.....
.. 3
Tot la ..Kl 4 t S7 14 0
i-.!td fir IUy In ninth,
i iiu in o a o o o t oi
! i M o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-4
Double -ty: Ilartfoid t- Sawter tt
Ji. r. l.fc-; t.wtllt, M.. f?S-
4.iii, Jifci ii. tauiiua hil: lc',n.aA
I Srhielber, Ewoldt. Struck out: By Daw
son, : uy uiiugen, z. nun un onus:
Off Dawson. 4. off Crlllljran, 4. Pnaawl
tall: Graham. Balk: Dawson. Tlino.
1:52. Umpire: CBrlen.
RKtll CAPTIBIC LOU (HSIK
Joalea Defeated la Combat of Klevea
laataa.
DRSVK.n, Colo., July 29 Denver de
feated Ft. joeeph here today, 7 to 8. In
an eleven-Inning game, after the vis
itors nad tied tha acora In tha eighth.
Brora:
DENVER.
AB. R. If. O. VA. K.
.'fencer, rf t 1 tl 3 0 0
Miller, rf & 1 I 2 0 0
MrCormlrk, If 1 1 1 0
Galloway, 2b 4 1 I S 1 0
Coffey. 3h 3 12 10 1
Whelan. tb I 0 1 0 1 I
Rhlel.ls, lb 4 I 1 t I 0
KelJhrr. aa 6 0 0 4 6 0
Fhestak. c 4 1 1 T I 1
C'sntwell. p 1 O 0 1 2 0
MHohell, p 10 0 10 0
Total 87 "l To a il 1
ST. JOSEPH.
AB. K. H. O. A. E.
Nicholson, rf t 2 4 4 0 1
Koehler, lb-2s 4 0 1 6 3 1
llelmer. cf 6 I 1 2 0 0
W illiam, If-Jb-lb... 1 2 t 0 1
Urodlrk, 2b 8 1 1 4 1 0
Kappa. 2b-s i 1 2 2 3 1
Oroelltng, ea 2 0 0 0 2 1
Moore, c 2 0 14 10
Hliea, r 2 0 O B 0 0
Wntann, If 2 0 0 0 0 0
Vance, p 1 0 0 0 0 0
Val., p 4 0 10 10
i
Totala 41 C 12 111 IS 6
One out when winning run arored.
Pt. oJaeph ....0 0 ) 0 0 2 2 1 0 0 0 0
Denver 2 010200000 17
Htolun baae; Kellher. HaorlfUe hlta:
Kellher. HePD. Iecrtflre flv: Wm,n
Two-baee hlu: Galloway, Phielda. Three
haae bit: Sheatak. Home runs: Nlrhnlaon. I
Coffey. foulle playa: Grueling to Uro
illck to Koeliler. Grodlrk to Koelilor to
tveiiner lo Galloway. Hlla: Oft Vance
In two Innlntca; off VallandliiKlmm, 7 In
elffht Anrl nn.-l Kti-rf lv.nl .d - ti ...ii
----- .....v " I Wl. v nuinii,
in aU Innlnaa; off Mitchell, t In five
inninue. mrurK out: Hy Vanre, 2: hy
VallandlnKham, 6; by Cantwell, 2; by
Mitchell, 8. lineea on balla: Off Vanre, J;
off Vallendffgltam, S: off Cantwell.. 3.
Wild pilch: Mitchell. lilt by pitched ball
uauoway, urouica u). Time: 2:W. UmplrJT
Abbott. ' (
WHALESTRIH BLUES
III CHARITY BATTLE
Proceed!, Nearly a Thousand Dol
lars, Goe to Fund for Eelief of
Eastland Sufferers.
FINAL SCORE IS FOUR TO TWO
CHICAGO, July 29. Krapp'o wildneaa,
coupled with two hlta and two aacrlfk-a
fliea In the flrat Inning, gave Chicago a
lead which Buffalo oould not overcome,
and the locala won, 4 to 3. Kendrlx pitched
. great game, eepectally In tha plnchea.
Krapp alao worked In fine form after the
flrat tnnlBK. s , i
The vlaitlng club, aa wet aa the1 home
club and tha league waived their claim
on tha receipt a today. It being agreed to
donate tha recelpta to tha fund for the
atcamer I2aatland auffereta. The total
rcceipte ware rj66.lt score: " 1VII.K.
Buffalo 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 01 a i
Chicago 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 o 4 K l
Hattrrlce: Krapp and Blair, Allen;
llendrt and Wllaon.
Rebela W kip Terpa.
PITTSBURGH, 'July 29-Ptttaburgh de
feated Baltimore in a dnuhli.l..,l., k,
today, the acore In the flrat aame being
8 to 0 and In the fcecond game S to I Allen
? itched ateady ball In the opener and In
lie eecond Knetaer kept the hlta eoat-
ereo wnue wumn waa nit hard. Hcore:,
firet game: R H K
Baltimore ,...0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 t-t
Illtehnrgh ...0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 1
Batteriea: Hiigga. Conley and Owana;
Alien and O'Connor.
Hiore, aecond game:
BnlllnMre .. ...0 0 0 0 0 0
ititaburah ....1 8 0 0 0 1
H.H.E.
1 0 13 I O
0 1 i 7 0
Batterlea: oulnn and Jarklitach: Knot
aer and O Connor.
Caaeya Are Oh at Oat.
KANSAS CITY. July 2-Each team got
eight hlta In today'a game, but moat of
Hrookiyn'a blowa were for etra baaea
and Kanaaa City waa ahut out. 4 to 0.
Marlon kept the loraia' hlta well aoat
tered. Geo ire Htovall and Ie daee.
fullowlng tlirir aunpenalou berauee of the
trouble with Umpire Corcoran yeaterday,
at in the atamta today. Became of
Piovall'a auepenalun the "Stovall day"
rereinonlee. lo have taken place Balurday
have been poatponed. Hcore: It II E
Krotiklyn 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 04 8 0
Kanaaa Clty..O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 8 3
Hell.rlta: Marlon and Simon; Hennlng,
Packard and Kaaterly.
Unpaid Bail Player '
Has Eight to Jump
CINCINNATI. July 29.-A player la
J'letifled In Jumping hla contract If hla
club la In arreara In aaUry to him. ac
cording to a atalrment today by Chair
man llerrman of the National commit
alon totlay.
"If the Kanaaa City club waa In ar
reara to Compton. the player automatic
ally became a free agent and had the
absolute right to go to tha Federal
league or to any other league that would
enaage him," he aald. "The national com
Rilaaion will probably not Inquire Into
the agreement whereby Compton re
turned to hla original team; under the
clrcumatancea we couldn't. A player
who Jumpe hla contract when he receive
hla aalary regularly la In a different
claae from the man who haa been left
unpaid, drcpita tha contractual obliga
tion of hla club."
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. July 2.-Sammy
Mayer, outfielder of tha local American
asaoi'Utlon club, haa jumped to the
Brooklyn Federala. according to a report
here today. Manager Magee of the
Brooklyn club would not mnftrra or deny
the rtport. It aa e'igeated that Majei
waa aent to Brooklyn to avoid ixiaslbla
lfl piveedinne b re.
RAGAN WINS TWICE
FOR BOSTON CREW
He Hurli Four Innings in Firt Game
and . It Put in Second After
Davii Muiiei Thinfi.
LAST IS ' AN UPHILL FIGHT
' CINOINNATI. O., July t9.-Pltcher
Ra-gan won two gomea for Boston today
by defeating Cincinnati, 10 to I la tha flrat
and 7 to 8 In the eecond. Rajtan waa
taken out of tha first game at tha and
of the fourth Inning when Boa ton waa la
tha lead. In the eecond game) ho was
put In after Davis had allowed five hlta
and four runs.
The flrat game waa an easy victory for
Boaton, but the aecond waa an uphill
fliiht, Cincinnati having a five-run lead
at the beginning of the fifth Inning. In
the fifth Boaton made four runa off a
baae on balla, three doubles and a singfe.
They scored three more tn the eeventh
when they were ipreaented with three
baaca on balls and all three scored un
Schmidt's double. Score, first game:
BOSTON. CINCINNATI.
AB H O A T, ABHO.AB
Mnran rt.... t I 1 OOrnh. lb I 14 10
R'sra. lb I I 3 ft Harms, aa...l 1 1 3 4
Klttpat., Ik. I lit tWiimr. aa...l 1014
C'nnnollr. If 1 4 14 OHodrara. cf..4 4 14 4
Bxin. If 4 4 14 ,Kllll(ar. rf... 1 I a
Mnaee. ol. .1 I I I Lmi-Ii, rf....S 4 0 4 4
Hrhmldt. lb. .4 4 14 4 Klrlffllh. rf. . 4 I 4 4
nillli. lb. ...4 14 4 tWInao, a 4 4 I 4 1
Muranvll., h.4 III IWIIIIama. If 4 1 I 1 4
Wtvaltaa. a... I 114 CMnllowUa. lb.l 114 4
Raian, p 1 4 4 0 OV. Kalnlta, lb.l 4 10 4
Ilunlitt, ....! 14 0 ODala, p 1 10 14
Tjrlar 1 4 4 4 Olar. a 4 0 4 4 0
" MoCloeay. p.l 0 0 4
TUI . ..U lilt I I
Total ....14 tl It 1
Batted for Ragan In fifth.
Boaton 1 0 2 0 8 1 0 0 010
Cincinnati .........0 0 8 0010028
Two-base hla! Monan. Smith. FlUpat-
rt k, Maranvllle. Three-bnaa hlta: tW-.
era. wnaung, oioran, urj.- wiiuama.
stolen - baaea:
HnraoK. 'Maranvllle.
Moran (2), Fltipatrtck, Wagner. Double
plays: Hersog to Rodgera to Mollwlta
(.'i, Moran to Schmidt, Wllllama. to
Wlngo. Baaea on balls: Oft Dale, 4; off
Leaj. 2; off McClonkey, 3. Hlta: Oft
ICagan. 4 In four InninKs; off aDIe, ( In
lour and one-third Innings; off Hughes,
0 in five lnninn; off I -ear. 3 in two
thlnls InnlnK: off MoCloakey, 4 In four
Innlitga. Hit by pitched ball: KUllfer by
Hugbcs. Htruck out: By Uan, 1: by
IttU, I; ly Iear, 1. l.mplrcn: ' Klem
and Cockllf. Hcore, second game: ;
. BOSTON. . CINCINNATI.'
AU H.O.A B. AJ4HO.A
Mnran, rf 4 I 1 0 OOroh. ... t e 3 1 4
ritipat , IB.. I 11 OHormi, lh...I
Kvera. 10 4 0 4 1 oilcra. St..
K.iui. II 1 1 0 0 K llir. . Ct-H.l
lanmillr. It.. I 4 10 OWaaner, m..i
Maaea. cf....4 14 4 OOrlfmh. rf..4
hmldt. lb. .1 I 1 I 0 Wllllama. if. I
Hmlth. lb I 1 4 I tlMrh. of....l
Waranrll.. aa 4 14 1 1arks. a 4
Ooadr. c 4 lit ORentoa, p. ...I
Pavla. ...... 4 0 I OTonay. a 1
! 1
8 3 4
!
3 4 0
4 4 0
4 4 0
4 4 0
114
0 4 4
0 0 0
14 0
l!an p I 0 0 4 devhn.ldar, dI 0
Htrand 1 0 4 4 t'WIuao 1 0
- - - i
Total IT 11 17 It I Totala
... i n 13
Halted for Iavls in the third. .
Ualted for Schneider In the ninth.
Boston 0 0 0 0 4 0 8 0 07
Cincinnati 0 4 0 1 0 1 0 0 0
Two-base hlta: Maranvllle. Moran.
Magre, Wllllama, Schmidt. Three-base
hit: Clarke. Baaea on balls: Off Davis,
: on ttenton, i; orr iottey. j
off
Hchneldnr. 1. Hits: Off Davis. 6 in two
innmse: orf Benton, In five Innings;
off Uagan, 6 In seven Inninga; oft Toney,
1 in one and onc-thlrd Inninga: oft
Schneider, 4 In two and two-thirds in
niiiKa. Struck out: Hy Hasan, 8; by
Benton, 8; by Toney, 2; by Schneider, 2.
I niplrea: Klem and Cockfll.
Phils Heat St. l.oola.
ST. IXlTIit. July 29. Grlner waa hit
freely today while Mayer waa a pussle
for the locale and Philadelphia won, 3 to
L Kach of the vlaltora' extra oaa hlta
f aveit the way for a run. Snyder a double
n the eeventh Caved St. Louis from a
shutout. lxmg followed with another
double scoring I'olan, who mn for Sny
der. Score:
rilH-ADEl-THlA. ST. lXr.
ASHUAB ABHOAE.
Banrran. aa..l 1 1 I ORaacher. if... I a I
Hvrit. lb.... 4 4 4
Oliuaiina. tb..l 0 2 I 4
Miliar, lb. ...4 III t t
4Ullaoa. cf...4 4 14 4
tntiar, a. ...I 114 4
IMkilaa 0 0 0 4 4
OOoaaalea, c .4 4 4 4 4
4l4,ne, rf I 1 I 4 4
Ohutlar. aa... I olio
it l it a l a
travail). rt..l 1 4
NtehoH lb.. 4 I I
UhlitMt. c( .4 1 I
lAidaiKa. lb. .4 1 14
Klllll.r. ... 4 I t
MajOT. a I I I
twok. tb 1 0 1 s a
Totals
..M 11 Xt II Hratt I 0 I 4 0
B.ltl lb.. ..4 S t I 0
itrtaar, p.,
Ko.li ..,
r-eraue, p
114 14
ToUls ..
n 4 17 U 4
Ran for Snyder In seventh.
Betted for Heck In eUluh.
Baited for llutjglns Ui ninth,
Philadelphia ,.0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1
ol Luuia 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 01
Two-base hits: Knyder tSl, Cravatll,
lnT. Tliree-lae hlla: Whitled. Becker.
Molen base: Whined. Double piay:
Butler to Huirtjlna to MilW. Basna in
balls: Off Myrr, 1: off Urlner, 3. Hits:
off tinner. I') tn eight Innings, none out
in nimu; on i-eraue, i in one otte Inning,
struck out; Bv Mayer. 0: by Uriuer. L
s IIJ pitch: llrliur. empires: Quiley
avittj C-IU'IM.
rtratea Raauai laarrnaa
PITT8Bt'ROH. July 29. -Pittsburgh de
feated Brooklyn, 8 to 2, here looay. The
locate won the game In the filth, when
three runs were acored. Wstrovr, In the
ciKiiin. nil ror a Home run ith Uie baaea
full. In the seventh. Hi tit Fielder
Htnchinan Rot an unaaelsteil double play,
when he caui'ht Myiri' line hit and ran
to flrat baae In time to put out Ifeffrr,
who had started for eecond when the bad
waa hit Score:
HOOKtrN
PITTSBfROH.
AH H O A E.
alrara. cf. ...I
. i at.ra. aa...l
mavbart, lb.
Wbeal ...
Iuihatr, lb 4
Hiuat. r(...l
Hala. lb C
14 -I art r. a. ..4
lfftr. p... I
Buum I
I I
1 cary. If. ...4 1 1 S
1 X'iiia. af.. 4 8 14 0
1 J-,kncaa. b.l tills
I 1 llln Druaji. rf 8 114 0
13 114 0
..a iiii
m v t. aar. aa
a . iwl, ao
1 tS.t,d. IB
I t'liilauo. c
4 Ikauueh.,
0 4
... 8 0 110
4 16 14
a4t oio
0 1
4 I
Totals .
Tatala ....at ID It I
batted for ffeffcr In ninth.
Brooklyn t 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
iltiabuigh 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 4
Two-base hita: Mvera. Wheat Home
run. Wagner. Double playa; Myers toi
on tmlls: t-ff Pl.ff.r. t; off Kantlelmer
2. Hit bv Pitched 111: llui.tnuui and
Baird In pfeffer. titruck out: B p(.f-
lei. I: by Kantlt linor, a,
loll sod tlttauu.
TTTE TW,T.: OMAHA, FRIDAY, JULY
Copyright. 1P18, International
News 8ervl-e.
Standing of Teams
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Played.
Won.
Lost.
34
37
44
40"
49
47 ,
84
R4
Pet
.m
.So
..Via
.4M
.472
.400
.407
ties Moines , 02
Denver 90
M
4ft
47
40
42
m "
27
Lincoln Kt
Topeka 4.1
Omaha OS
Pious City -...
fit. Joseph 90
Wichita 91
AMER. LEAGUE.
W.UPct I
NAT.
LEAGUE.
W.LPct.
Boston 67 32 ,m Phila.
50 28 J
Chicago ....R7 84 .0221 Brooklyn ....4H 41 .tS9
Iwtrolt ....M 36 .till Boston 47 44
Mt
Waahlng'n 44 45 .S0& tlttsburgh
4o 44 .(
rwew iorK,.4.i m .4H3
8t. Louis. ..37 64 .4"?
Chicago ....43 4S .600
New York. ..41 4 .48
fU txuls...44 40 .472
Phlla. 81 00 .341
Cleveland ..86 64 .3H&I ClnclnnaU. .86 63 .400
FED. LEAGUE. AMER. ASBN.
W.UPrt.l WL.Pct.
Chlcacro ....68 80 .670 St. Paul 67 38 .)
Kan. City.. 62 40 .6 IndUnap'a .62 43 .647
PitUburgh 00 41 ,64f,Mlnneap's . W 44 .642
Bt. Louts. ..49 43 WKan. City . 69 47 .615
Newark ....48 43 .627 Ioulsvllle ...44 47 .4)5
Brooklyn ..44 63 .646L'leveland ..41 4x .4fll
Buffalo ...42 64 .43K Wllwaukee 42 62 .447
Baltimore ..M 60 .301 Columbus ..87 68 .3S9
Yesterday's Reaalta.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
St. Joseph, ; Denver. 7.
Ies Moines, 4; Lincoln, 1.
flloux City, 6; Topeka, 8.
Omaha, 8; Wichita.. 3.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, 8; Ft. Louis, 1.
New York-Chicago; wet grounds.
Boston, 10, 7; Cincinnati, 6. 8. ,
Brooklyn, 2; Pittsburgh, 8.
AMERICAN LUAGUE.
Ft. Louis, 6; Philadelphia, 1.
Cleveland, 1: Washington, 3.
Hetrolt, 7; New York, a
Chicago-Boston; called end third; rain.
KBDHRAL LEAGUE.
Buffalo. 8; Chicago. 4.
Brooklyn, 4; Kansas City, 0.
Newark. 11; St. Louis, 8.
Baltimore, 0, 8; Pittsburgh, 8, 5.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,,
Milwaukee, 2; Cleveland, 1.
Games Totlay.
Western League-St Joseph at Denver
Peo Molnos at Lincoln, Hloux City at
Topeka, Omaha at Wichita.
National League Philadelphia ' a St.
Louis. New York at Chicago. Boston at
Cincinnati. Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
American League St. Louie at Wash
ington. Cleveland at Philadelphia, Chi
Mf9'' Now York. Detroit at Boston.
ederal League-Newark at St. Louis.
KOCH HAS IT EASY
WITH LINCOLN UAH
Titleholder Blanks Hugh Ager in
Shutout Set in States Tennii
Tourney. ' . '
WOMAN'S
CHAMP ALSO WINS
LINCOLN, July 29.-(8peclal .Telegram.)
Harry Kooh of Omaha, champion In
the singles, had an easy time In tha Ini
tial round of the Bute Tennis tourna
ment, being played At the Country club
! courts here. After rain had caused a
three days' pontponemcnt, play start od
this afternoon.
Koch beat Hugh Ager of Lincoln tn
straight sets. Gardner of Omaha, had
close fight with Hanlghen, but finally
loat out
The results of the afternoon were:
Polskl beat Davis. 6-1. 0-1.
Koch beat Agar, 4-0. 8-0. ' '
Morgan beat Matthew, 8-0. 8-4.
Mcl'roud beat Mebernvan, 0-1, 8-1.
Beghtol beat Oancwr, 8-6, 0-0,
Proud beat Schwanger. 0-1. 4-1.
Hanlghen beat Gardner, 0-2, 0-8.
In the second round, Miss Louise)
Pound. - the woman's champion, easily
defeated August Schmidt. PoUowlcg Is
the play la the second round:
Ahem beat Iee, 0-3, 3-8, 6-X
WeaverllnK best Magee. 8-6. 0-1, aJ.
Boehler beat Olldersleeve. 4-S, 0-6.
Powell beat Patterson, 6-6. 6-6, OA
WauKh beat Beckett by default.
MattheWson beat Tate by default
Morgan beat Matthews. 0-0. 0-4.
Miss Louise) Pound beat Schmidt,
Mc.Klllup heat Tvtenard bv default.
Hoaford beat Harder by default. .
Reed beat Alexander by default
Third round:
McKIUup beat Benrlclc' 4-0. 8-4
MORDECAI BROWN IS
REPORTED CRITICALLY ILL
CHICAGO. July 2.-Mordecai Brown,
one of the stars of the pitching staff of
the Chicago Federals, and fop years the
leading pitcher of the Chicago Nationals,
Is In a hospital here, suffering from an
acute attack of nephrltla. Early today
physlclana expressed doubts aa to hla re
covery.
Later Bros, n waa reported much Im
proved and the attending physician ex
pressed the belief that be would recover.
Brown pitched part of a gams agajnst
tha Buffalo Federal dub here laat Tues
day. It did not complain of feeling 111
-until yesterday, when he was) examined
by a physician and ordered to a, hospital
lor treatment
Last night hla condition wa considered
critical.
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TRACTOR COMPLETES
LONG RUN TO FREMONT
FREMONT, Neb.. July 29. Special. V
Cornpletlng a 1.000 mile run from Cleve
land to Fremont, In whluh roads of all
kinds were eauntered. the 'Wallls
"Cub" tractor trailing a covered wagon
arrived in Fremont yeaterday at ths noon
hour. The machine mads tha long Jour
ney without any delay owing; to engine
trouble
It la aald to be the longest
' dusmbllity run ever attempted
ty a
tractor engine. The engine will take part
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I August 8 to 14.
30, 1915.
Drawn for
WALTER JOHNSON
WINS 0WNC0NTEST
Hits to Deep Center with One on
and Two Out in Tenth After
Fannin; Thrice.
SHANKS' FIELDING FEATURES
WASHINGTON, July 2. Walter John
son, after being struck out by Walker
oh hla first three trips to the plate, hit
to deep center with on on and two out
In the tenth, winning his own game
from Cleveland. 2 to 1. Shanks played
third boss for Washington today for th
first time, hls fielding being a, feature of
tho fares. Score; . '
cxjcvictANP. " Washington. '
ABHO.AB ABHO.AB
foulhWth, 11.4.1 4.0 OMmIIh, rt,.4 00 4
Ranbaa. cf...4
OPoatsr, lb... 4 I I
OMIIsn. rf....4 2 1
ORhanka, lb.. .4 4 4
Chapman, aa 4
Klrka, lb. ...4
Smith, H....4
Turner, lb. ..4
Wainba.. lb. I
OQandll, lb... I 1 II
OAeoata. it. ...I
4Alnamlth, 4
OMnRrlda. aa 4
OJohoson, a. .4
8 4
1 I
4 4
1 1'
O'Nell. e. ..,.4
Walker. S-. -4
Totala ....14 f 11 0 Total ..'i.SI 30 I
Wambsgansa out for Interference.
Two out when winning run scored.
Cleveland '..I 00O00O00 01
Washington .,..0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 12
Two-base hit:' Johnson. Three-base
hit: Uandll. Stolen base: A costs. Baae
on balls: Off Walker. 1. Hit by pitched
ball: Wambssranea by Johnson. Struck
out: By Walker, ' by Johnson. 7. Wild
pitch: Johnson. Umpires: HUdebrand
and CfLoughlln.
Macks I.oae to Browns.
PHILADELPHIA. July 28. St Louis
wasted only one of its seven hits off
Breeeler today and defeated Philadel
phlt, 8 to 1. Koob, a College southpaw
from Kalamaaoo, Mich., pitched for thej
visitors and did excellent work. Score: r
BT. LOCI". PMlLADEtJHU.
' ABHO.AB. ' AB.HO.ll
Shot toe. It.. I 116 OHealar, lb... t 4 J l
Austin, lb. ..4 4 4 1 lWalah rf....l 4 1 f
Slalar, ct....4. 1 1 4 40ltrtn. If. ..4 0 10 4
Pratt. 2b 4 1 3 0 1 Bcbani. M...4 Oil
Walker,, rt.,,4 9 0 S OlAlote, lb-... 4 4 a a a
Iary. lb. ...41 4 4 eVUiosa.' 2b. .4 0 I I 4
Lavsa, -aa....4 1 3 I ILape. 4 III
Atrnair. C....I 17 1 Kopf. a.,, ..4 4 4 4 a
Koob. p 4 4 4 1 OBreealer. .1 1110
ToUls ,...n T 37 8 8 Total i . . .M 8 37 14 3
St. Iiuls 0 10 1 0 0 0 2 0-6
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 01
Two-bas hits: Leary. Latpp. Horns
run: Walker. Stolen banes: Shotton.
Pratt. Lapp (2). Double plays: Heaiey
to Kopf to Lajole, Koob to Austin to
1-esj-y. Bases on balls: Off Koob, 3;
pff Breasler. 3. Hit by pitched ball:
llABtau mw.A T In I. I... 1 A 1. . .
Idressler. Struck out: By Koob, 6; by
Henry UohUf (mpany,
j . :.
I f fU- .". . l JT V v 1. "V V XX XI : 4 t . . 9 a.l.
I t' TrtmHtviarJ't drivings tj TilifW
ft - ' , -fr
" - ! r : j? - - k
la - J
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The Bee by James Swinnerton
Bresaler, 6. Umpires: Nallln and Dlneen.
Tlarers Trim Yaaks.
NEW. TORK. July 28. Stupid base run-,
nlng by two young members of tho New
York team enabled Detroit to defeat New
York today, 7 to 6. Tho Yankees were
five runs behind when they went to bat
In the elKhth. Three runs hsd been
scored, two were on the bases and none
out; when Steen relieved Boland. Baker
then caught Lsyden, a young pinch run-,
ner. asleep at second and a moment
later, Barney, another colt overran sec
ond on Baumsn's single end waa out.
In the ninth, with men on third and aeo
ond and one -out Malsel lined to Cobb.
Boone thought it was a hit and was easily
doubled off second. Score:
DBTROIT. NEW YORK.
AB H O A B AB.H.O.A.B.
V1tt lb 6 I I 1 SHIth. If I 114
Tenia. tb...t 111 Hoona. a....l 1144
Cobb, rf 4 I I I eMalael. lb... 4 1 I 1
Crawford, rf.l III OPlpp. lb 4 I M 4 4
Vaacb. If 4 0 2 0 IM-ardaa 0 4 4 0 4
Bursa, lb. ...I Oil IMullea. lb... 4104
Buab. aa 4 114 4Cnok. rf I 3 10 1
Baker, e I 4 4 1 4Bamer. ef...l 110 4
Manas. ... 4 0 4 Bumaa lb. .4 1114
ttoiaaa. ....! 11 eNttnsmak'r, e.l 4 1
Otsen, p 1 0 0 1 OaJdwell ...1 0 4 0 0
, a-weetiaj, S...0 4100
.Total II 117 14 IWarbop. a...l Sill
Hartiall ....1 10 0 4
' Total '....14 11 IT II 8
Ran for PIpp In eighth.
Batted for Nunamaker In eignth.
Batted for Warhop in ninth.
Detroit 1 0 0 0 0 4 0 1 0-7
New York 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 0-C
Two-base hit: Pipp. Three-base hlta:
Cook, Cobb. Home run: Crawford.
Double play: Cobb to Bush. Bases on
balls: Off Warhop, 2: off Boland, 2;
off Steen. 1. Hlta: Off Boland, 8 In
seven innings, none out In eighth; off
een, 3 In two Inninga Struck out: By
Warhop. 2; by Boland, . Umpires: Wal
lace and Connolly.
Coast I.eacne.
At Oakland Score, first game: R.H.E.
Fan Francisco ..!! 6 11 8
Oakland 2 7 2
Batteries: San Francisco, Bauman and
Schmidt; Oakland. Klawltter and Elliott.
Score, aecond game: R.H.EL
Fan Francisco 8 0 1
Oakland 2 6 0
Batteries: San Francisco, Brown and
8epulveda; Oakland, Abies and Elliott
At Salt Lake City Score: . R.H.E.
Ixa Angeles) 6 8 0
Salt Lnke City 0 8 1
Batteries: Los Angeles, Perritt and
Bolea; Salt Lake City, Glpe, Schmuts and
Lynn.
At Los Angeles Score: R.H.E.
Portland - 4 14 3
Vernon 6 10 0
Batteries: Krauas,. Hlffglnbothajm and
Cariech. Fischer; Vernon, Mitchell,
Piercy and Spencer. -
' .Terriers Defeated.
ST. LOUTS. Mo.; July 29.-St. Louis
was defeated today. 11 to 8, when Near
ark staged a rally in the eleventh Inning:
and scored three runs. In the eighth St
Louis tied the score by driving- tn four
runa Hard hitting marked the game,
a home run, four three-base hits and sis
doubles being made. Score: R.H.E.
Newark 1 001402000 8-11 20 2
St. Louis 1 0012004000 8 18 2
berg and Rarlden: Watson, Crandail,
Batteries: Moaeley, Brandon, Fmiken
Plank and Chapman.
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Keeline to Drive
Mule Representing
Fair Council Bluffs
John Keeline, prominent cltiren of
"Council Bluffs, will drive the racing '
mulo which will represent tho city '
across the river In the "Transmulean" -at
the Speedway dirt track next Thurs
day afternoon. He was substituted for
Mayor M. B. Snyder after the offlclala 1
of the Omaha Driving club had given
much earnest consideration to the rela-'
tlva merits of tho two men as teamsters. ' '
Tho other drivers wUl bo five of -Omaha's
beat known men. Including -Everett
Buckingham, Ed Peck, Mayor
Dahlman, N. B. Updlko and Ed Peterson.
Each driver will have a seat behind a -carefully
selected Jsckrabblt which will
bo harnessed to a cart belonging to a '
race horse.
Amerlesa Association).
At Columbus Score: ' R.H.B.
Milwaukee , 2 8 4.
Columbus 1 1 6 0
Batteries: Milwaukee, Slapnlka and
Huarhes; Columbus, tJheneberg and Cole-
man.
Ht. Paul at Cleveland, postponed, wet
grounds.
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