Tim BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY. AUGUST 3, 1915.
Bringing Up Father
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Copyright. IMS, International
News Service.
Drawn for The Bee by George McManus
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ROURKES RETURN
HOME WEDNESDAY
1
Trip on Road is Disastrous, Xrag'i
Men Losing Eight Oat of Thir
teen Games Played.
BAD PITCHING IS THE REASON
After a more or less disastrous trtp
over the weatern wheel of the circuit '
the Rourkea return home to open a
stretch of twelve days on the local lot !
Wednesday. Des Molnea will " be tfte j
first attractlon.v j
Omaha won five games and lost eight
on the western swing. Two out of three .
were dropped at Denver. Wichita and'
Topeka and the four-game series at L4n-1
coin resulted In an even break. But the '
losses on the road did not affect the
standing of the club, as the Rourkea re-,
turn home In fifth place, the same posi
tion they were in on their departure. !
To bad pitching- must be ascribed the '
poor showing away from home. Tom
Blodgett, regarded as among the best I
twirlers In the league, lost four games !
and annexed nary a victory. Ha was
hammered hard In every game. Bob In-,
gersoll, the new pitcher, lost three and :
won one. Cecil Thompson won two games
and Lou North won two and lost one. j
Bverdon was used onl as a relief hurler.
The Dea Molnea aeries, which opens
Wednesday, will consist of three games
played In two days. The original schedule .
called for games .Wednesday, Thursday!
and Friday, but It was agreed to double I
the Friday game and play It as part of
a bargain bill Thursday. Then Denver .
wilt oome here Friday, an open date,
and the Booster day game will be played ;
with Coffey's crew. Also Des Moines j
wOl Jump for home and play Its Booster
day with Lincoln on Friday. Following :
Denver will come Topeka, Lincoln and
Wichita In that order. -
ball: Uy Southern, Lejeune. Time
Umpire: Cusack.
1:30.
IK9 MOIXKH LOSES TWO OA MBS
Dearer Wins Iloth Ends of Doable-
Header.
DENVER. Oolo.. Atn. 2-Denver took
a double-header here today from Dea! Topeka
Aioinea, o to 4 ana T to tt. ine ommme i.i;i
of both was in doubt until the ninth. '(knlll i,-
Standing of Teams
WESTERN LBAOl'EJ.
Spencer, cf
Miller, rf
McCormtck, If....
Galloway. 2b
foffey. 3b
Shields, lb
Kellchcr, ss
8pa.hr,' c
Mitchell, p
.
. 4
. 4
. S
. s
Totals 34
Hunter, cf....
Bills. If
Hahn, rf
Jones, lb
Hartford, ss..
Sawyer, ib....
Ewoldt. 3b
lira ham, o
GilUgan, p.....
Totals.
AH.
... 2
... s
,.. s
... 4
... 4
,.. S
... 2
... 4
,.. 4
.80
H. O. A.
8 3 0
14 0
12 0
2 3 3
2 2 3
17 0
114
0-5 1
2 0 0
13 27 U
I.
II. O. A.
12 0
ISO
12 0
1 . 0
1 1 3
0 6 4
2 2 6
112
0 0 0
8 26 14
0
ivi as .6ta
Mi 87 .611
PO 47 .617
47 4 .(
4$ M .45
a 6i
40 65 .411
87 61 i .SM
Xes Molnea iS
Denver US
V7
13
CM,
Galloway's home run In the ninth won 1 sioux City ! 93
the first and is said to be the longest hit ' Wichita '." S5
ever made on the local grounds. Desist Joseph".".'!"." M
Aioinen came rrom oenina in ine secona mat i.PAni'R I AMUR LVAOUR
and several times threatened to take the; NAT- AG t E ammk -AtJt r
lead, but waa retired at critical times pha !si 41 .664 Boston 68 34 .630
with men on bases. Score, first game: BpooUlvn - 45 .6MI ChloaBO ....6S 34 .I7
VH.N V t.Jt. . x.(. .,. h ..47 4S .Ml ntrolt a Srt -4il7
Boston 47 46 .606 Waahlngton 48 46 .611
. . I J7 JC Kill K" V AT. J? 44
. New York. .44 46 .4M 8t. Iouls....: 66 .44
J! Cincinnati .40 63 .4N2 Cleveland ..37 67 .M
J Bt. Ioul...46 61 .4741 Phlla 32 63 .SJ7
X FKDERAU AMERICAN.
XI W.UPot.l W.L.Pct.
X Kan. Clty..5fi 40 .6H3I St. Paul ..62 39 .614
CUBS MAKE IT TWO
IN ROW FROM PHILS
Chicago Defeats Quaker City Crew
Through Earned Runs by
Four to One.
SCIIULTE HAMMERS A HOMER
YANKEE RALLY IN
NINTH SAYES DAY
Chicago Sox Overcome When New
Yorks Pile Up Three Runs and
Turn Defeat Into Victory.
FABER UNABLE TO FINISH PLAY
NEW YORK, Aug. J.- By a ninth In-
in a nut whan wliinln? run scored.
Dee Moines 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0-4 1
Denver 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 1 16
Racririce hits: Hahn, Bills, Ewoldt, I
Miller, Mitchell. Two-base hits: Bills,
Hunter. Miller. Shield, Coffey, Spencer.
Three-base hit: Hartford. Home .run:
In'polls ...64 46 .640
Minn 64 47 .6.13
Kan. City .62 41 .615
fioulsvllle .49 48 .m
Cleveland .42 62 .447
Milwaukee .44 63 . 464
Columbus ..38 61 .3t4
Yesterday's Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Ft. Joseph, 6; Lincoln, 9.
Des Moines, 4-6. Denver. 6-7.
Sioux City. 1; Wichita. 5.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York-St. Louis, scheduled game
played Sunday.
Philadelphia, 1; Chicago, 4.
Brooklyn, 4; Cincinnati, 0.
Boston-Pittsburgh, rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE. (
Chicago, 2; New York. 3.
Cleveland, 4; Philadelphia 3.
St. Louis, 1; Washington, 6.
o viurago ...- t .nti
i P'bunah ..61 41 .664
n! Newark ..(, 44 . 642
St. Ixiuls ..60 46 . 621
ri Brooklyn .44 64 . 44!
a Buffalo ...45 66.440
0! Baltimore .34 63 .361
0
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t
A o.w" r, Mrtehe.ll. 4: Detroit. 6: Boston. 3.
hv itlYHMn. 1 Kaaea on bills: Off Mlt- FEDERAL LEAGUE.
cfiell 3; off Oilliean. 1. . Double plays: Ttaltlmore-Kanaaa City, rain.
Bawyer to Hartford to Jonea, Kellelier tO Newark, 8; Chicago. 2,
(ialloway to Shields. Time: i:w. nu
plrei Van Kyckle. 8core, second game:
Score, second game:
DENVER. '
ak H TI. O. A. E.
.-511800
CHICAGO, Aug., 2. Chicago made It
two straight from Philadelphia today, dc- nlng rally the New York Amerlc'ans piled
featirrg the visitors, 4 to 1. All run scored I up three runs in their itame with Chl
were earned, but those made by ChloaRO cago today and turned defeat Into vie
wer the outcome of hlttlnK which was tory, winning, 3 to 2. Faber, pitching
bunched and of the extra bane variety, for Chl.aKo, was unable to finish Ma
One run was produced by a homer In tho gam, belnir relieved by Bcott after eljht
fourth .by Schulte, whoalso made A Mind two-thirds Innings,
double In the fifth which drove In a run. , With Chlcano Iradlnff. 2 to 0, In the
Cheney grave the visitor two lilts, una ninth, Plpp and Cook singled and Mullen,
each In the first and second Innings, but running for Plpp, scored on E. Colllr.s'
became wild in the sixth and walked fumble on Harney. Hartxell, batting for
Alexander, drove In tho tying run with
a single. Scott then relieved Faber and
chance, an cany fly, afterward making
a slurb nii'l ncorlng a run. Hicro:
ST. lXHIS. WAPHINUTON
All II OAK AM 11 O A 8
Rh-.Uon, It. ..i I t u (iMnrllr, rt. l 0 0 0 0
AilMln. 3b. ..t 0 1 1 HFuil.r, lh...l 1 I 0
l'r.n, Sb 1 I utmitn. rt..,. I I
Walkri'. rt...l 1 t OHhunkl. SI... 4 0 I t 0
Howani. )b..4 a a t dOanJll. lb . 4 1 0
V. lf.ii. rl ...4 1 I 0 UJuhnaon. p.. I SIS
1-Hinn . 4 t 1 I i A.nanilih, c I 0 0
hpv..tiiI, c. 4 o 1 I iv. h. 1,1... n..i o t i i
Klnlrr. p 4 1 I PKopp If I t 1 0 1
Tolala ... U 4 84 1 Total to ( 7 It
St. 0 U u U U U 1 O 01
WnshltJ'.lnn 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 6
Two-bam, hits: livan, Clandll. Stolen
laM: Milan. Earned runs: St. IamiIs, 1;
Washington, 8. Double ilay: Johnson
to Uaivlll, Johnson to Ainmnith to Mr
Hrld" to Shank. Flrat baae on errors;
St. IOiil. 2; Washlngion, 1.. Haiu'S on
balls: Off SiHler, 2; off Johnson, 4. Struck
out: Bv S sler. 8; by Jolinnon, 5, Um
pires: O'LouKhlln and lilldebrand.
Norris Williams Gets
Revenge on Griffin
nOSTOK. Aug. 2.-R. Norrla Williams,
2.1, tho national lawn tennis champion,
squared accounts with C. J. Orlffln of
8an Francisco, who defeated him at the
he filled the bnaes by parsing Nunamaker. j loMtlon tournament In that city re
While Ditching to High he made a wild Gently, by winning In straight sots from
Becker In the seventh saved the visitors pitch, Uamey scoring tho winning run. the California n In tho fifth rotwd of the
Oole, pitching his first New York gome ixngwooa challenge tournament today,
of the season, did well, allowing only ono 1 Williams found hl opponent troublesome
two men. Manager I rosnahan started
him again In the seventh, but he lout
control and after walking pne man was
replscod by Lavender. The pass to
LINCOLN WINS FINAL GAM IB
St. Joseph Loaea by Score of Nine
to Five.
LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. 1. In a game of
loose fielding and hard hitting Lincoln
won the final game of the aeries from
st, Joseph today, to 5. Score:
Spencer, cf....,
Miller, rf
MoCormlck, If
Galloway. 2b..
Coffey. 3b
(Shields, lb......
Kellher, sa ,
Sheatak. c
Harrington, p.
Hj.ahr. c ,
Pterxer, p
Gasklll, p
Totals
3
1
0
0
.32
8 27 10
DES MOINES.
Ail. K. H. O. A. E.
4 1 3 1 0 0
Buffalo. 6: St. Louis. 6.
Brooklyn-Pittsburgh, rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIOIN
Indianapolis, 1; Loulavtlle, 4.
St. Paul, 8; Columbus, 0.
Kansas City, 8; Minneapolis, 7.
Usmri Today.
1 ! Weatern League Topeka at Lincoln,
0 Denver' at Wichita, Sioux City at HU Jo
0 i aeph.
1 National League New York at St.
i Louis. Philadelphia at Chicago, Brooklyn
jj at Cincinnati, Boston at Pittsburgh.
Si American League Detroit at Boston,
1. I, i .. " V 1. .......... n .,..
V in. AVJ ui n i ui n., L icr.anu c V a ' .1
adelphla, St, Louis at Washington.
Federal League Baltimore at Kansas
City, Newark at Chicago. Buffalo at St.
Louis, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
from a shutout, as two bits were bunched
off Lavender and the lono run scored. v
Both cluba fielded well, Schulte, Zim
merman, Good and Williams cutting tiff
hits by the (visitors, while "Beck, Stock
and Bancroft kept the locals' score down.
Score:
CHICAOO.
AB It O A
rl 1 13 0 0
a 1 i 0 Murray. rt...l a t o
I I 1 IKl he-. ... 1110
I 0 . Bchulta, It. . .X I S 1 0
111) Zln.mrr., St. S 0100
SS0 tKnlaely. Ih.,4 1 0 1 0
1 11 0 OWIIIIums cl I 14 0 0
0 t 1 CArrh.r. 0....I S 0
10 1-Mrl.arrr, lb. a 1 0 0
01 Of'tienrr. P....1 040
0 0 n t LmVeodar. p.l 0
0 00
000 ToUli ....aft 7 17 ( t
0
earned run In eight Innings. Bcore;
CHICAGO. NEW YORK,
All H.O.A AH.H.IJ.A.H.
PHILADELPHIA.
AM. II. O A B.
Ranorart. sa.4 I a oOood
mock. ah. ...4
B.kr, It.... a
Orarath. rt..4
Nlfhott. 2b... 4
, rcikrrt. cf...4
luuiUrua, lb.. 4
. Killlf.r, C...1
; Adnms e 1
, Mayer. p....l
1 uuKr
' BaumMrt., p.O
Khlllml ..,.1
Tiacup, p
Murr.hr. rf . 4 a a 0
W'NW. . 4 Oil
T. .rviiiins. ah. 4 114
Foornler. lb a 0 IS 0
J.Colllii. Ill 110
Kvltwh. rf....S 8
Major, c... a 1 a
Hnth 1 0 0
niarkh., ab... a a
H. hulk, e 0 OAS
Falier. p 8 8
rod. B......0 0
0HItl. H 4
' Boon, an.... 4
lValaal. lb.. .4
l Plur-. lb.. ...4
('Mullan ....0
PfW.k. rf 4
ftarnar. of. ..8
UHuman. ab..a
Alexan4ar. e .S
(ltartwll ....1
or.ie. p ,.1
Onlrtwall ....1
Totals
0
0
nrowa ... o l a
.81 634 13 i'Nun.makar 0
l a
1 10 a
Oil
40
in tho first two sets, but took the third
easily, as Orlffln tired rapidly on the wet
turf.
CHICAGO VARSITY BALL
TEAM OFF FOR ORIENT
001
CHICAm. Aug. J.-The University of
Chicago haw ball team. In charge of Prof.
C. W. Wright of the political ecunoiny
department, tvlli leave tonight for a trip
to Japan to play the three leading unl
vcrpltle of that country. There were
twelve player In the party and the plans
Include a number of exhibition game be
tween Chicago and the coast. A stop of
ten days will be made In the Hawaiian
00100100 tV-2 ' Inlands and the party will arrive in Japan
..0 0000000 J 3 about September 21. The Maroons will
Tntait ... la 1 rt to i
Two out when winning run scored.
Batted for Mayer In ehth.
Han for Plpp In ninth.
Hatted for Alexander In ninth.
Hatted for Cole In eighth.
Hatted for Brown In ninth.
Chicago
Lloyd, 2h
Wolfe. If
McOafflgan, ss...
Molntyre, rf
Wlllalifia. lb...
Schreiber, cf
Whalon, 8b
McAlliater, c
Steward, p
Morse, p
Totals .'.
Watson. If ,
Koehler, lb
H timer, cf
R. Williams, rf
Grodlck, 2b
Bapp, 3b
Groellng, ss
BlU-a. c
Moore, c
Wldeman,
INCOLN.
AB.
.. 4
.. t
.. 4
.. S
.. 4
..4
.. 6
.. 6
.. 0
.. S
..85
JOKF
AB.
.. 6
.. 6
.. 4
.. 4
.. 4
.. 4
.. 4
.. 3
.. 1
R. H. O. A. E. I
0 112 0.
2 3 0 0 0
12 110!
2 0 10 0
0 2 14 0 31
1 1 2 0 4)'
0 112 1!
3 2 7 1 1'
oooi:
1 1 0 7 0'
"5 12 27 15 "i!
PH. ,
R H. O. A. EL !
1 1 2 0 0,
3 3 7 0 0:
0 2 110
2 2 10 1!
0 0 5 1 1,
0 13 8 1!
0 2 2 0 1
0 0 1 4 0'
0 0 0 1 0
0 0 0 1 0
0 0 0 2 0
5 10 24 13 4'
0 0 1 I 1 0 -
Hunter, ef....
Bills. If 4 10 8 0
Hahn, rf 8 0 110
Jones, lb 4 0 0 7 1
Hartford, ss 6 110 1
Sawyer, 2b 4 0 1 5 1
Ewoldt, 2b 6 110 2
Graham, c 4 13 8 0
Baker, p 1 0 0 0 1
Thomas, p 8 110 1
Breen 0 0 nO 0 0
Totals 37 10 24 7
: Heath By ford Wins
From W. Johnston
i
0
Tetali ....II 4 84 11
j Matted for Mayer In slxtlr.
i Battfd lor Baumgartner In eighth.
! Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-1
Chicago 0 1 0 1 3 0 0 0 4
I Two-base hits: Pasltert, Knlaoly,
I Schulte. Home run: Schulte. Earned
! runs: Chicago, 4; Philadelphia, 1. lUaea
i on halls: Off Maver. 2: olf Cl.encv. 3.
Hits: Off Mayer, 6 in live innings; oir
la.iniKiirtner, none In two Innlngu; oft
Tlncup, 1 in one inning; off Chem-y, 2 n
Six Innings tnune out In seventh); off
lAvenucr, 4 In three Innings, lilt by
LV: "A, "'."""r"- hirt ' nnlng'"struck out: By Col. ! by i feature of the game the hal.ery work
noiiy and Wallace.
New York...,
Three-bate hit: J. Collins. Stolen base: meet teams of th Universities of Wascda,
K. Collins, tat nod run: Chicago, 1. Sue- K , d Melll The flrat arame will 1m
i lflto hits: Faber, B:ruey, J. Col 1ns. ; Kel a"a ,e'JI- 1 he first game will be
Double i.Ihvb: Faber to Wavr to Four- t St. Paul, Minn,
i ler Blackburn to K. Collins to Fourntor,
FiiHt baae on errors: Chicago. 1; New Cedar ll.plds Wl,
York, 1. Bases on bals: Olf Cole, 4; -cnin nn.n.j T- a.. an.ui i
off Faber, 2; off Scott. 1. Hits: iMf CEDAIl HA 1 1 1 d, Ia.( Aug. 2. (Special.)
Cole. 6 In . Ight Innings; off Browne, ncne. j --f'llr. 'jM '"-"y won fr'n Holgrade
two-thirds Innings; off Scott, 2 In one- ',f " cl. an, miunpy game. Ihe
Klein
Bated for Baker In the fourth.
Vullandlngharo, p.. 1
Totals 38
l.lnroln l
St. Joseph 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 6 i
Home run: R, Williams. Two-base !
lilts: IJoyd, McOafflgan, Williams Mo-'
A Ulster. Double play: Helmcr to Bliss; i
lUpp to Grodlck to Koehler. Stolen bases. I
H. VWUlama. Grodlck. Rapp, Wolfe.)
Koehler. Helmer. Sacrifice hits: Hel-1
per, Schreiber. Struck out: By Moras. '
6; by Wldeman. 1. liases on balls: Of f I
?te1?rd.- off WWeman. 6: off Morse, '
2. off A allf,ndiiigham. 1. Hit by pitched 1
P"1:..? Widunmn, I; by Vallandlnaham I
i; wild pitches: Wldeman. 3. Passed
balls: McAllialer. 2. Pitching record:
Two runs and 8 hits in one-third Inning
off Steward; 2 runs and 7 hits in eight
and two-thirds Innings off Morse; 8 runs
and 10 hits in six Innings off Wldeman;
1 run and 2 hits In three Innings off
Vallandingham. Time: 2.01. Umpire:
0 ; CHICAGO, Aug. 2. Heath Byford, Chl
1 j cago, upset predictions today by defeat-
jlng Wi. M. Johnston of San Francisco
In the first round of the western tennis
Des Moines 0 2 2 5 ii tournament at Lake Forest.
Denver 3 2 8 0 0 0 0 0 7 1 , ... ,
Stolenfba.es: McCormlck (2). Miller, j w" for the IlllnoU
Hartford. Two-base hit: Hartford, champion, since critics generally had
Three-baa hits: Harrington. Miller, predicted his defeat at the hands of tha
Sawyer. Home run: Sheatak. Hit by i funou. Canlforniaa and bemoaned ha
pitched ball: By Baker, Shlelda; by ! amou" '-nirorniaaana bemoaned the
Mitchell, Hahn; by Thomas, Gaakell. fac' that the draw placed a local favorlta
Struck out: By Baker. 2; by Stener, 1; against th star in the first round. Er-
wrsgiKirrffit ; r ,Jo,hn"ton the mtch- He md8
Harrington, 4; oif Thomas, 2. Double toUl of 78 to Byford 64, though ho
play: Sawyer, unassisted. Hits: Off j earned 39 of hi point to th Chi
Baker, 6 in three Innings; off Thomas, i Cll0-n.- -a v.. , , - . . .
2 in flv Innings; off Harrington. in I " ,cor we" 7B M-
six and one-thrd Innings; off Sterser, 1 . Church, the Princeton 'player,
In one ond one-thrd Innings; off Gaxkell, ! with Johnston out, became favorite to-
none in one ana one-inira inninsa. lime;
2:12. Umpire: Van Syckle. . .
Newark Trim Whales.
CHICAGO. Aug. 1 Newark won a
hard-fought sixteen-innlng game from
Chicago today, I to 1 The visitors tied
tbe score In the ninth tnnlnng on three
uccsslv single. In the sixteenth Mo
Kechnle singled and Esmond sacrificed
him to second. He went to third on RIIT 15 TUTPC IIICT CA8.IC
Kousch s Infield out and scored the win- i DU 1 ld ntrlt JUol OAlYlt
ning run wnen omim rumDiea a slow t
roller from Scheer. Scheer stole second FREMONT Neb Aur
and reached third on Frits wild throw I J? ' i -fcM l-
tox catch La port at first, but Huhn 1 Th Doa1 base ball team, with Joe
forced La Porte at second, ending the Stecher, th wrestling champion, playing
scoring. t A , . !" be. and his brother, Anton, at
Except In the first and third Innings, ',. . ... , .
when bunched hits gave Chicago Its two j hort. defeated the Fremont team before
runs, Museley held the home team safely a crowa or 6W rans her Sunday after-
4; by Baumgartner, L Umpires;
ana cocmiu
Saperba Trim Rods.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 2. Cincinnati was
unable to
Brooklyn
Cun-
T I ra Trim Red So.
score off Pfeffer today and ' -,,.,, .... ............. i.:
won, 4 to 0. v,WtP" i after the seventh Inning, ten niluut.
of Alexunder and Lang for th horn
club, also tin Ir t.inely li.tting h.-A...
R.H.E.
IBeltrrodn 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1-8 4 8
Cedar Haplda 0 0 1 3 1 0 0 0 4 4 4
Batteries: Belgrade, Totenhoff. Ross
and Bobbltt; Cedar Raplda, Alexander
. i arter the seventh nnlng, ten miuui.s r nrv .rnrk n.,t. m Tni.hi,tt
scored their first run In the firth Inning i ,fter tne xigcrs had Jumped Into a lead I ft A,,ByrV, if Totenhoff. h,
when Hersog threw wild to first, bten-1 of flve runtt to ltroit ' ' v ",,r"nr",r
t- sr.
uusy iiternoon on
Tennis Courts ot
Carter Lake Club
A large gallery turned out Sunday aft
ernoon to watch the tennis matches on
the Carter Lake club courts, where th
contests were all hard fought. The play
er were apparently at their best and en
tertained the visitors until nearly dark,
being busy all the time. In th third
round of th men's singles, Creedon beat
Walter Wharton, 6-3. 0-4. Hansen beat
Qaugh, 6-3, 6-1. A. Newell beat Paxton
6-4. 6-4. and R. Newel beat Hatch, 6-1. 6-1.
In the semi-finals, R, Newell beat A.
Newell, 6-3, 6-L 6-3, and Hansen beat
Creedon, 8-6, a-t, 6-4, 0-6, S-0.
Tn ntuvlno? tha doubles. Wilson and R.
Newell beat Hatch and A. Kwell, 6-3,
6-3, and Hansen and Wharton beat John
son and Welrlrk, 6-4. 6-2.
Henderson Ontnlay Charleston.
r 'NDKHBON K., Aug. 2. (Special.)
l..nlei-aoii trimmed Charleston hero
yesterday, 13 to 4. The Charl.mon bet
tors could not solve the curves of Pltchei
llatiloff and Bray, while Henderson hit
1, , .. L, n,l 1 . I v, a- CVhaHMlnn )... 1
Score: RHK.
tlcnderson ..2 8 0 6 0 S I 013)5 4
Ch.irleston ..0 00 80 1 000 4 3 11
lisiiei ica l-irar, rvavaiuii avnu ntiuct
Rich, King and Cax.
Sontherm Asaoelaflna.
Memphis, 11; Birmingham, i.
Little Kock. 3: Now Orleans. 1 .
t Chattanooga. 4; Mobile, 1
HYMENEAL
Cohen-Sherman AVeddlasj.
Th marriage of Miss Fannie Sherman
and Mr. Harry Cohen of Sloyx, City w'a
celebrated Sunday evening at Chambers
academy, the Rabbi H. Grodlnsky offi
ciating. Over 400 guest witnessed th
ceremony.
Preceding th entrance of th Woddlng
party. Miss Nettle Gorellck sang. "Oh,
Promise He," accompanied by Mis Sall.o
ifreeniiom.
Tho bride was attended by her sister.
Miss Rose Sherman, a maid of honor,
and the Misses Bess Grushkin, Ida Cohen
and Sarah Rubin a bridesmaids. Mr
Michael Mushkln was best man. Messrs.
Phil Sherman, Max Kulakofsky and Rob
ert Sacrny war th ushers.
After an eastern wedding trip, th
couple will be at horn In Sioux City.
Do Yon Suffer with Colds t
irkb pr. Kings inbw uiscovery, tn
best cough, cold, throat and lung medi
cine made. Th first dose helpa 60c. All
druKalHta. Advertisement.
gel taking second and scoring on Getss i three run, tne Bixth off the deliveries I
single. nnyoer weaaeneu in mo iiiiiiu, . or n5 BI1( i.onard. Boston Knocked
when he passed two men. Stengel fol
lowed this with a triple, bringing In two
runs and Gets again singled opportunely,
scoring Stengel. core:
BROOKLYN. CINCINNATI.
ABHO.ATs ABH.O.AE
Mrars. ef... I 0 0 0 OOrnb. lb a 3 a
O'aUra. til OHanos, aa...4 8481
Daubart, lb. .8 0 10 OWagnar, lb.. 4 0 1 0
g.Whaat. It . 4 14 4 OKIlHf.r, of. ..4 116 0
Cuuhaw, tb.4 14 1 COrKlllh rf..a 8 1 t
fUansrl, rf...4 8 8 i Wlnao. 8 1 4 8
Oats. Ih 4 t 4 t OWIIIIaral. It. I 10 0 0
Mcl-artr. 0..4 4 8 1 OMollearlta lb. 8 1 II 0
Pfattar. p. ...a Ota 08.hnlder. p. 8 t t 8 t
day. He had little trouble beating J. D.
Bowen of Chicago, M, 6-1, In the second
round, to which he moved through a de
fault. J. J. Armstrong, St. Paul, easily
won from H. F. Logan, Chicago, 6-1, 6-I
STECHER FAILS TO GET HIT,
Buah. aa 8 1 1
Cobb, at 4 3 1
Crawford. rf.S t
Vtaxb. It.... a 1 1
I Total ai87 t 1 Totals ...."? 87 14 1 'si""! 1 "
. Brooklyn 0 0 u u 1 u 0 u J I auaasa, a...l t 8
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bakar, 0 1 I I
Thr.li,u hit! Ct.nr.l Rtnlen hiin' l.ua. p I t t
I Cutshaw. Earned runs: lin.oKlyn. ,i
Double plays: Griffith to Mollwlts. Cut-v ToUlo ....84 II II II t Totals ....81 4 8110 t
snaw co uauoeri. ueisio Luutiaw, rirsi .UuUed for Leonard In seventh.
base on errors: Brooklyn 1 Hn-a oni r ' , - - - . . . .
V..I... re vtrf., i. ntt B.hn.M.. a Detroit 1 0 10 0 1 06
Struck out: By1 Schneider, 6. Umpires: i -Boston ................ 0 1 0 0 0-4
Rlgler tnd Hart krDanll,:D"i "h-i '"'k ii.
Daiiha from the box In the third, but wa
unable to profit rrom tne puoning ot
Boland.
This was Shrlners' day. Cobb, Speaker
and Gardner were rreaented with diamond
I studded emblems of the order and i'resl
a tin l MUiniu oi lie nw dua wub n urn-
l.oganv ( i.K'l!. Score:
DETROIT. BOSTON.
ABH.O.AE ABH.O.AE
Vltt. tb t 3 18' HrartkMO. lt.4 1 1 t t
i.jaaTnn. a...B
t tfcpaakar. ef..t
t vHolil.tMl. lt..t
1 i Hooper, rt . l
t . Oardnar. Ib. l
8 oti.rir. tb....S
1 i Car.laaa. S..3
t ' Colllna. p .. I
t 1 Leonard, P...0
BolaoA. p.... 3 1 t 4 iUalnar t
t t
t ti
t t I
t I
IOITHEHN HOLDS TIB SIOUX
WUhlta Make Clean Sweep .f the
Sprlea.
hau's"1", K.'B"u A !,f- Boutltern
; ,. , ; j " "iu one run
today and Wichita. mu,l., a ..u.. I
of the serlea Clark for the champions
Jl.l not allow a hit until the sixth, when
two scores were made bv Wichita. Score:
WICHITA."
. AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Bennett, cf 2 1 0 8 0 0
Tallion. rf ,., 4 2 2 3 0 C
Patterson, lb 4 0 1 14 A 0
Hrtttorth 3 1 3 c 0
Hetilnt 8b 8 110-30
Iloap. ss 4 0 1 1 6
Thleslng, If. 4100
Buster, c 8 0 18 10
Southern, p I t 0 6 I 0
Totals 30 6 7 17 17
SIOUX CITT.
AB. It, H. O. A.
Cooney, Ib 4 0 0 2
White. If 4 0
Call than, ss.... 8 6 3 4
' ljeune. cf , 2 6 116
Huiie. lb 3 u 6 10 6
IK-nsilng, :;h 3 0 0 0 0
l'axldaon. rf 3 0 0 1 0
t".ni.ny, c '118 3 1
-ls'k. p 2 661$
Totals. ........... .24 7 1 M U 1
'?U.X..Ct 0 0 0 0 6-1
li l.lta 3 o a 4 I (
Lett on baaes: Sioux C ty, 3; Wichita,
S. Karned r,m: Wi. h tn. t K. riri,
h.ts: I.tije ire. Urk. 'I wo-baae h.t:
iK.i.neilv. Hetling. Three-bsae hit: Pat-1
tera. n. Stolen bea--: tlr.a D iuble pUvs-;
"outi.ern to Bueter to H ..-.y. Ilosp to Hrlt
ton W- Patterson Struck oui . h- dark.
3: I.- Southern. 3. Ban. a en Lalie: O f
wik, 4, uft bouthciu, 2. liu Ly pitched
throughout the long gam. Prendergaat
gave wav to a pincn hitter in tn ninth
and Black finished the gam for Chi
cago. Score: RUE.
Newark .. .0 1 00000 01 000000 16 14 1
Chicago ...1610000000006000-t 13 8
Batteries: Mossly and Rarlden; Pren
dergaat, Black and Fischer.
Bine Whin Terrier.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 3 Buffalo defeated
St. Louis here today. 6 to 6. In the third
inning, with one out and th bases full.
Groom for St. Louis struck out Dalton
and Ixuden. St. Louis got four runs In
th third and one In th fourth. Th
Buffalo team knocked Groom out of the
box In tha fifth, getting two runs. The
visitors tied the soor In the sixth and
got th winning run In th eghth. S-ore;
, R H E.
Buffalo 6 6 t I 0 1 0-6 12 1
St. Loul 0 04160 00-681
Batteries: Marshall. Bedlent and P-lalr.
Groom, Davenport, Plank and Chapman.
.S
Peterabarar Defeat Genoa.
PETERSBURG. Neb.. Aug. 3.-(Speclal
Telegram.) Petersburg defeated Genoa
by the score of 3 to 1. bcore: R H E
Petersburg ..0 6102000 3 6 3
Oenoa 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 1
Batteries: Madden and Clair; Trash
nd Willard.
Handrrd ar Wnnaen
nowaday are entering th profession or
business world and go to work day after
day in bad health, afflicted with soma
female ailment, dragging on foot wearily
after th other, working with an eye on
th clock, and wishing for closing time
to com.
Women in this condition shou'd ti k uhat with
i.yaia r.. I inKpam s te -r- - Omaha each year It will help us to secure
pound, made from roots and herbs. It .-tter horn. a. The 2"0 h irs. s entered for
has brought I ri III. and . . Onaha races will furnlli pLenty of
women La America than any other rein-lgoAd nuing to aatlsfy the moat fxa.'t
e iy. Give It a trial. Advei tlem nt. jing "
)
noon by th score of 7 to 0.
When Jo stepped to th plat for th
first time he was given a great ovation.
He failed to get a hit during th game,
but was safe on an error. He flew out
once, hit to tha pitcher another time and
fanned for th fourth time up.
Wright a former Stat leaguer with
th Hastings team, pitching for Dodge,
held th Fremont team to four scattered
hit. He was never In danger. Th Dodge
players pounded th deliveries of Peck,
Mallonee and Hausner hard, while the
Fremont fielders gav them wobbly sup
port. Boors: R.H.E.
Dodg 6 000380 3-7 111
Fremont 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 4 7
Batten: Dodge, Wright and Raines;
Fremont, Peck, Mallonee, Hauaner and
Lang. Umpire: Turner.
BUD LATTA SAYS OMAHA
RACES WILL BE CORKER
Quit t. number of horsemen bave al
ready arrived for th races Thursday.
Friday and Saturday of this week and
are quartered at th Merchant hotel,
which Is th headquarter of many of
these. "Th Omaha race should b
corkers." said Bud I-atta of Tekamah
at the Merchanta. Mr. Latta i secretary
of the Tekamah Racing aaaociatlott,
which each year put on high clas
eventa "All the state is boosting to make
the Omaha races a success, for realise
fine high class meet at
t
American Association.
At Louisville RH.R
Indianapolis 17 0
Louisville 4 6 0
Batterlea: Bentley, Williams, Engle
: and Sullivan; Kills and Crossin.
i At Columbus R H E.
! St. Paul 8 1.1 0
j Columbus 0 3 3
Batterlea: Steele and Johnson; O'Toola
and Coleman.
At Minneapolis R.TIB.
; Kanaas City...
Minneapolis T 13 4
Batteries: Gardner, Sanders. Delhi and
Uelbel: Behardt. Crandall, Regan and
Gonaett. Eleven innings.
Cleveland at Milwaukee; postponed,
rain.
t
Cobb. Speaker. Double plays: Gardiu-r
to Carrlnan to l:arry, Speuker to Janvnn.
Pases on balls. Off Dauss. 3; off Boland,
4; off Collins, 1. fllta: Off Daus. 3 in
two and two-thirds innings; off Boland,
1 in four and one-third innings; off Col
lins, 10 tn flv and one-third Innings; off
Leonard, 1 In one and two-thlrJa innings.
Struck out: By Dauss, 1; by Boiand. 1;
by Collins, 1; by Leonard, 1. Umpires:
Clilll and Evans.
Stack Loa to Indiana.
Aug. l-Th wild-
formerly of tli
David Cltr Blank HaTloeb.
DAVID CITT, Neb, Aua. 2. (Special.)
David City defeated Havelock hero Sun
day, 2 to 0. Miller for David City struck
out twelve men. Score: R. H E.
1vll City.. ..2 0000000 2 2
Havelock ....0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 6 0
Batteries: MI'ler and Pickering: PhtDos
TVrmer and Wolderneaa. I'mrjlraa: WlnHi . ri'N.ni a
and Smith. Tuna, 1:30. waikar. p
PHILADELPHIA.
.8 16 (ine.a nf Kllllnaim.
Charleston. K C, club, enabled Cleve
land to defeat Philadelphia to.my, 4 to 2.
Wllle. who Joined the visitor today
after being with the Cleveland American
association team, went to 4at five times
and made three alngles. drew a pass and
took ttrat base when he was hit by a
pltcheH ball. Score:
CUCgBIWtNn. PHILADFT.PtllA.
AB H O A R AB H.O.A
Wllla. cf 4 8 t DHaalar, at... 0 1 1 1
Agree to Sell A. Malael.
DETROIT, Aug. t.-A dispatch to a
Scranton paper received here today an
nounced that Manager Bill Coughlln of
the Scranton club, in the New York State
league, had agreed to sell Outfielder
George Malael to th Detroit Americana.
It Is understood th price is SJ.fioO. The
outfielder is a brother of Fred Malael,
third baseman for the New Tork Americans.
Madison Defeats Lladaar.
MADISON, Neb Aug. 2 (Siwclal )
MMiixn defeated I-lndaay yesterday aft
ernoon. 7 to 6. Batteries: Malison, Bal
lou, Thelman and Alt', holer: Llndaay.
1 and A knew. Hits: Off Ballou u id
Thelman, 2; off Ij, 6. Struck out; By
Theiinan, 8. by Lee, 6.
Turn. r. th... t t
rbapskaa, aa.l t 7
Jarkaon. II.. 1 I a
Klrka. lb... 1 11
t-mllh. rt 4 8 I
wAi.iMg., Ib. 4 t t
4 11
at
t t
Jaoaa,
Totals
W-rkori.
M y. IT -. run
'Wal.h rf ...t t t
Ooidrlns, If. 4 0 8
(Hrhans. rf.,.8 1 1
tllola. lb.. .4 1 3
CMrlDOla. Ik. .4 1 1
OIapp. a 4 I 8
OH.'Pf, as 8 1 8
ertllinsiia. pit
Kaowlaoa. p 0 0
p..
...1 t t
M'ltef from Arnte Hbenmntlam.
I John H. Gronx, Winchester, N. H.
Totals ,...rr I IT 14 1
Batted for Fllllngim in seventh.
(Cleveland 1 f 0 0 1 0 0 04
Philadelphia 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 03
Three-baae hit: Kopf. Earned runs:
Cleveland. 3; Philadelphia. 8. Stolen
bases: tjliapman (2); a Walsh. Double
plays: Wambaxanea, Chapman and
Klrka, Healey. Mclnnls an I lpp. Bases
on balls: Off Walker. ; off Flillng.lm, k;
off Knowlson. 1; off Wyckoff. 1. Hit
by pitched ball: By Knowlson (Wllle).
e truck out: By Walker, 1; by Fllllngim.
4: by Knowlson, 1; by Wyckoff, 1. H'.ta:
Off Walker. 4 In alx Innings (nun out
in seventh); off Jones, 1 In four innings;
off Fllllngim, 6 In seven Innlnfs; off
Knowlson, 0 In on Inning: off Wyckoff
one In one inning. Umpire: Dlneen and
Nsllin.
W. Johnson Celebrates.
wr tea: "I suffer from acute rheurnn-!
ti m and Sloan's Liniment alway
ju'cfly. 20c. All druggists. Advertlse
ni.L '
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-Walter John-
i Son celebrated the eighth anniversary
helps, of his first aooearance with th Snatora
by defeating rt. Loula, to L Kopp. an
outfielder, obtained by Washington I rum
the St. Thomas club, dropped hi first
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