Bringing Up IX. JOHTOTHC NEED ANOTHER OMAHA LOSES THE OPEHER TO. SIOUX V).;. T.,l ' TTM fAnVn ..MUtii atvaua nv. m W.lr. E ,t Bit. ( final 8C0Kb;is six to ONEjv;..::::.?! l ? 8 2 fcJ . . 1 , SIOUX CnT, la.. Aug. Xl.-(Speclal T.i.iMaii.p jr. nun w. . TIrTmJ-Mafiar Harry aupw waa jnabla to pitch on Oaapar dajr beravuaa ot aora arm. but nrrnla Doyle, who . . - Hiuuiao .or imtrr nrr, n. ... tim with Fa Rourka'a athlete and the r ham plana eonpcd th opening game of i ha aerlea from Omaha, to 1. Tha Indiana did not wait long to get atarlad and put the game In the rf frlgcr ator In the opening frame. After Coonef bad whiffed at thne. Coagrove dropped one Into the brink for a pair of baga. Callahan waa aafe on an Infield hit. Coa grove going to the ' corner. Uejeune taiped an eaay . one to Ctodgett. who threw Coagrove pu4 at the plate. Wataon singled to right center and Callahan raced home, to be followed a few mlnutea later by Iejnune and Wataon, who tallied on IJenallng alngle to right. Bleda-t Tlvhteaia. lllodgett tightened op for the next frame, but the Indiana again, went aftr him In the third Inning. Callahan opened with1 a (Unglng alngle over the corner aark. kejeune caught one aquare In the noae end aped It out over the left oenter field fence, aoorlng Callahan ahead of htmaelf. Omaha managed to Up Ha only ooun tor home In the fifth frame. After Krug had fanned. McCheaney alapped on to drp center for thre bacea. Tannehlll put an eaay one down to Doylo. who threw hint out at ft rat, hold Ing McCheaney on third. Bohllebner ahot one at Henaling, who waited too long bofore aendlng It to Croabr and Bchlleb ner waa aafe while McCheaney aoored. ' Wild Tkvwiv Help Beaae. Blou City aent another run home In In the fifth. With one down: Lejeune worked Blodgett for free trejwportatlaai and took aecond on Blodgett'a wild threw to flrat baee to catch liejeune napping. Wataon then tingled to right and Le Jeune acorad. Kenallng batted Into a double play, retiring the aide. Omaha, will play ha laat game of the nraaon with Rloux city tomorrow.. Boorei BIOITX CITT. . Aa n. . h. o. I'ooiwy, lb 6 0 I Conarove, if......... 1 0 I 0 Callahan, aa 4 S A. 10 0 e l o 4 ' lrjeune, cf... 1 .. 1 ul . Vaton. rf 4 111 Henallng, Sb. r'roby. lb.... Imnnelly. o... Jkle, p .. 1 tl 1 0 ...4 0 14 ...4 0 1 t ..a o i s Total s 13 XT IT OMAHA. AH. R. It. O. 1 I 4 t 1 8 U V a. n Kmltn. If 4 0 0 1 0 HrH-. 2D o ihor-ylhe. rf 4 0 Wella, c... 4 0 Krun. aa 4 Mo'heni y, cf 4 1 Tannrhill, St 4 0 St 'bllfbttvr, 1U liliolgeit; p 1 0 Total .23 t 24 1 nou city: .'. Jl Omaha t....u H 0 1 M I M iivoieooo-i Tin-hiu bit: Cnaurave. Three-baae l it- liriliHni v , II nine run: Lntcuna. (.lolru tae: Wataon, lirnallnif. lon - iitily, iHiublu play; KiUg. to lireen to rvhlU'brivr. Have on balla: 'Off Ioyle. 1: off HiodKett, L Struck out: By Doyle, by BliHlaell. . - Hit by Pitched ball) llv tJ!o1e'.t, Hennhng. Coagrove: by lyte. ytlilUbnor. TUna:. 1 ST. Umpire: Cuaax'k. . . . . . . MtSAttg 8BT WICHITA TWICM Ueaver. nmwa Pee Motara' lot .4 flaaae. rENVER. Colo., Au4f. 21 By winning both (Tamo from Wtcbita today Denver (larrowed Dea Molnea' margin of leader aiilo to one game. Tbe locale won the flrat frame 7 to. 4 and tha aeoond t to 7 after v b-blta, had eecured a lead of five runa lit tha atith. Moore: . Klr4 game " DENVER. AB. R. BH. PO. A. K jsellher. .... Miller, rf penoer. cf .... (ia'loway. 2b .. .Mi-Corndrk. If Phb-lcU. lb .... 'offry, 2b nahr, c 'lervfer, p .... 4 112 Total W 7 27 WICHITA. AH. R. BR PO. A. ''nil Ion. rf .... 1 nott cf .. Hoaue, aa ... Itheiaing, If . ..... . 4 4 2 l-t'iiig. ! riton. Pallereoi It ... 2b .. ereon. lb Iriffllh, e .. tiUy. p Total 24 t 24 13 Two-baa h'ta: Hi 11 ton. Tnrae-taa hlta: StUtoway. Momt runa; KeMher l2l. Struck tut: Bv Sleraer 4: by Rellv 2. Stolen taae: Hhl-bta. harrirce hit: Relliy. t'of tc. TKnible nlay: Hetl'Dar to Rrtlt'i to Ktleraon. V. lid pltche: Retlley. Time: hour and forty inlnutee. Umpire: Irlael. i DENVER. AB. K. K. O. A. Illr. if Il"er. ..... -iicr. cf allowar b. . . r-t'ormlck. If., til. Ida. lb .ft 31. I intlk. utell, p IIPlM. ... 1 X X I I 12 Father AU. RJCKT &JT IT EET TO ME THAT, all chj oo -this make The. Third ALL VAYE TODAf ? Whelan, o , t Total U II II II In FOLLOW Him t f 1-2 ! n 0 i u n 17 "a "A. K. H. II. A. H. i 1 1 u U i t a e 1 2 4 1 V 0 4 10 l i a o 1 14 .1 0 1 7 0 ft i t a o o 1 I 9 0 fefc AH 'X 6 Tbelelng. If. lulling. lu... I'ritton. 20. Patterson, lb. Mir rirav. c late, p.., Totals ... ...ft 1 It 3U 12 1 One out when win nth fun wtoien base: Kellher (I). Two-baae hlta; i Mccormick, nennett. Three-baae hU: '.ry- Base on ball: ("if Cantwall. . f,trlJ).k out. y Ptt, 2 Bacrfk.. hlt. f,i lion, (lalloway. Hit by i ItchM ball- atib-iiihleldn. nH-. Uacrlflra f lea: Oray. f- loijble nlaya: Hheiitak tn KMolria Cantell to Kellher to Hnle da. HrltU.n to Hoap to Pntterann. Ilrliinn n u. tpmon, lloape to l'atteraon. U.;lloway to Kellher to tihlebla. Hlta: Off Cantwell, l in five and two-third Inning; off Mitchell, t In three and one-third In nlnga. Time: 2:10. empire: eil. KW WIS Rt'lNI!a f!AHR Toprkaaa Do Let ef Trerrllaa; in Centeat vtltn Make. - TOrEKA, Kan.. Aiur. SI TopeKa bat tera had a field day at the exiwnan of two Lincoln nttchera. tlie Im-ala wlnntnn, la to O. Half of Toneka'a alxteen hlta were for extra banea, inrlndlng two hnmn runa, a triple and five double. ItUrnir'. with three doublea. anil (iruvnr iih a.nirle, double and home . run IpiI batting, rkore: I LINCOLN. In Alt. R. H. o. 0 2 0 I I s 0 A. E Wolfe. If . 3 0 l-ioyn, id All'lll afflanM. mm.. Morae, rf Wllllama. lb H. H.-hrelber, cf. Krnltli. Kb Yanta. c Hoffman, p Cos, P U. Schrolber .... v 0 0 Total. SO 0 TOPEKA. AB. R. S 24 O. 1 a l n 10 4 a a. n Boetlck. aa... Cochran. Kb.. Brown, If Tydeman, rf. tttimore, 2b. Jackeon, cf.,, Trainer, cf.,., Flahrr. lb...., 4 ::::::: 4 1 4 4 Monroe, o... Orover, p ,. 4 . Tot ale 40 15 It 27 14 Batted for Hoffman In third Tnneka 0 2 8 1 2 0 0 4 1R IJncoln 0 OOOOOOnO 0 Home runa: Orover, Trainer. Three- baa. hit! Brown. . Two-baae hlta: Coch- ran. Ittlmore tS). Orover. Sacrifice fly: Flaher. . tBolen baaea: Jackaon Flihr. Orover (2). Wolfe. Hlta: Off Hoffman. 4 In two Innlnga; off Co 12 In elx In-; nlnga. llanea on balla: Off Orover, I: off Cox, l. htrucg out By Orover, 2: by It bv pitched ball: Cox. Balk: Co a. Hit by pltc Bv Cos. 1. Time 1 . unipire Vuri Syckle and Ryan. BOOITERI SLAUGHTER JOBIKS Take Oaaaa by Lara Sr et Nine. -" teom te lavta, DFS MOINES. Ia., Aug. Il.-Dei Molnea OutalugKed HU Joaeph today and won a poorly played game, 19 to 7, Boore: HT. JOSEPH. . A. EI Nlcholaon. If I 1 0 1 uroaica, id.. ........ Helnier. cf. .......... B Kna. lb I Boultea, tb.-p t Wllllama, rf M 4 (Iroellng. aa 4 a a S i ti ilea, c... 4 Weloeman. p........ 4) Connolly 1 Keifer, 3b I Totalt T 14 24 14 DK8 WO INKS. AH. H. II. O. Hahn. rf t 2 t 1 Hunter, ef 2 110 Thoinaa. rf 2 1 1 1 i Hiwytr. 2b I 2 i Jone, lb 1 , Hartford, aa i i Kwoldt. lb t 2 I Rill. If 4 2 raliam, e I 2 12 ::::::::: I I I Muaeer, p., Total ...48 It , 22 27 11 Batted for Weideman In the third m. jnaepn I e 0 0 leoosooaa"'1' 4.ee Moinee.t I I M i t I I 1 Three baa hit: Ilelmer, Hartford, tirabam. Two-baae hue; lieim.r Boultea. Sawyer S. Jonea Bill, Kwoldt. Hacrifloe hlta: Boultea, EwolOt Stolen baaea: Qrodlek (I), lawyer, Hartford. Bllla, Graham. Left on baaea: fit. Jo aeph, 2; Dea Mninea. C Struck out: By Muaeer t; ty Weideman. 1; by Boul'ea. . Haaee on ball: Off Muaaer. 1; off Weide man, 2; off Boultea. 1. Hit by pitched ball: By Muaaer, Wllllama. Pliohlng record: Eight hlta and t runa off WelJa man In two Innlnaa. Double play: Oroe llng to Orodlck to En: Boultea to Qro dlek to fcna. Time: 2.U. I'mulre: Jay Andrew. Aaaertewa AeeaelatUa. At IndlanaDolla Rim Columbu 2 BaXrS: "s;-hen; Coleman: Willie and Uuaselt. At Bu .? R H Ev Kailaw City m ti 1 St. Paul...... ,..4ia naiienea: lAranfl and Ueioel; Wllllama m InTtiaa. c' Telegi am.-L edar Rapid hi liming. Dodge t.day. 1 to liiia: , r r , Cedar Raptde 1. Struck out: J J hoft IS; by Andrew. 11 Errc riKa-'lVJ.I r- Wide 2. Italtei'le. irov ana jonnaoa, Jo tuning. a i Mimieajw. M Iwaukee .... Mlnneapolia ... batter': filaonlka and Brannon; Hop per and B'U'lvan. At Loo lav tile Flret game: R HE. Oeveland t 6 1 Loulavllle J Baturlee: Valdan, MoCa.ll and Bllllnga; Northmo, Danforth and Croaain. Scond same: n IT pi Cleve and 1 1 Loulavtlle i. ...,.. 12 li m-renw: -rvii. mi. ana Devfnrt; Danforth and Croaain. Called end alxth. darknea. Wank Thelp Welaht la tj.ld. "I have used Chamberlain's Tablet and found thera te be ut aa represented. a quick relief for headaches, dlssy spell t ' and other symptom denoting a torpid ( I ilver and a disordered condition of the ,! digestive organa. They are worth their j 1 I weight la gold." wrltea Mlea Clara A. I J 1 Drigia. Elba. N. Y. OhUinable every a where. Advertisement Copyright. IP IS, International New Service, &LCt HB DID V- . a I HAVE MT 1 1 vrutu. ur nt to TH'NN HE DeCEIVCO' ME BUTLU LOOK IN THE EeLlEVE HE OETO BrVRGEf, tHOP AT I'M CONN A FOLLOW Hlr ! Standing of Teams WE8TBRN TJTAOUBL Played. Won. LrfML pet. Ort Molnec wit I'fnver Toiwka Unroln Hioiix City... Omaha Wlttilta .M6 .1.11 ( a a to .fHl ...mi m ...130 W T4 .4.11 St. Joeeph... JNAT. I.K.An:F.. I AM EH. LIuAOUE, H' l.l'rt V.I,.Pct. Phil. M LI rl! Rnktnn 19 gl . Itmoklvn ..W f.7 .&.i7 Detroit W 43 .461 Moftnn 55 .f.:M fThKaco 73 M .wH . Chicago In an erratic conteat today. ta Ht""i!oK"..::::S :4A N.,,Yo,r5..:S & w th. M ot h.u Nw York..w'i m .4.4; Ht. luU... 47 74 .SM bunched with fielding allpa by the vllt ll'tt.bui gh.jM a. .Vi Cleveland ..W74 Mi I ora, Dubuc'a wlldneaa enabled Chicago FED. I.EAOVF. I AMER. ABH'N. tha ,n th "venlh. The Tl- W.L.Pct.i w.KPct. erer, however, came back with two runa Plttxhurgti .67 62 .MUl Vlnneap'a ..77 .6!' off Faber In the eighth Inning and acorea Newark ....4 tl .67 ft. Haul 78 M .tl i- .i.htk vMnn. e -i.. 8t. I.oula....W M Ml Iiilav.lle ..txt.1.62 Wnth victory out of nine gamea Chb-ano ....Mr.7 .M7llrd anap'a ..as U .f14 h Chicago on the local field thla aea. Kan. ntv. il M iMKn. City. . .i t .612 mhh r.m. k....h i. .v.- .i.hk yi . . . f ma . -.! it ..i, r A mt mc 1 1 1 n ihiii twi , 1 in 1 1 .nun r-n ,,,, v I ro k vn ...67 7 .4fi0! Clevel -nd ..M 71 .4 Baltimore ..40 711 .XM Columbu ...47 II .Ht V-rrty'a Hranlta. WEHTWItN LKAOCK. Ht Jnai-ph, 7; lea Molnea, 1. Wichita, 4-7: Denver, t-H. ' Lincoln, 0; Topeka. It. Omaha. 1 ; Ploux City. . NATIONAL LF.AOUB. H. lunula, 2-7; rblladnluhla. i-2. i riii'RKo, x-i ; INew rork, o-T. IH.Ml..,r,rK K 4. flu 1,1 ..m Q1 Cincinnati. MI; Iloaton, 2-2. AMERICAN l.KAOUB. New YrrU, 1-2; Waahlngton, 4-2 Cleveland, t: fit. Loula. 0. Oi t. nicago, ; iioiroit, . o FKDKIUL 1.EAOITR 0 Chicago. 2-2: llttaburgh, -&. 01 Newark, f; Buffalo. 6. 0 tiamea Today. 0 Western League St. Joaeph -t rv. looln at 0 Mninea. Wichita at Denver. Llnooln Tr?m?baat8.ou,Clty, .Riiontvi irKutT ri. ijou ii i um- irNewCV,Si,naU fct i,h,d'!,Ph, American League-New York at Waah- ItUXton. Cleveland at fit. loula. Chicago at letrolt. Hoaton at I'hl'adelpMa. Fed ra 1 eaarue-Ht. Ix la at Pitta-. burah. Baltimore at Brooklyn. Newark atl Buffalo. DON DENSMORE BREAKS DES MOINES TRACK RECORD VKS MOINE3, Aug. St. UpeolaI Tele gram.) In the free-for-all pace at the lowa State fair race today a new record ..-hn.he.i . h..t. ewe w" Dn 'o' "ve heaU over half mile track. The average time made fr five heata waa 2:074. Don Denamore . ,h- ,K,j K w(lh o.iru tn.rfo new n the thlr w1lh 2S ,n," "w local track record and t ed the atate record. Denamore, winner of the raoe, la ' . ... . wned by D, A. DennJe, Mlnot, N. D, Summariea: - Trotting, 2:20 claaa, puree tl.WJO Orlln C I 1 t t t Velma Todd 1 Sill Winnie Lockheart 4 S S 1 1 Yaoe a 4 5 Time: S:13, 2:164. 2:164. 2:174. 2:214. Trotting. 2:14 claaa, puree i Evelyn D 1 Italian Aubrey t Lucy I'atrhen , t Heir Reaper S Time: t:ll4. 2:l.tSi. 2:134. 2:144. Fre-for-AII pace, puree $1,000 Don lienamore .....2 I Uttle Prince 1 S Ml 14 2 S I 4 1 1 1 lit 14 1 4 t 4 1 Columbia 1-1 re & 1 4) Khntnhov . 2 4 1 1 T me: 2:ViH. :, I 1 iwt. t Pacing. 2:20 claaa. puree 1700 llRollle 1 1 1 Yellowetone Ubarty Klaah Alice H. Time: t:14, 1:H4. 2 16H. ...2 I I ...4 4 4 ...I I Peter Scott Wins First Heat in Race for S5,000 Purse Y0NKEK3, N. T.. Aug. tl.-The flret big event of the grand circuit trota, the tog trot for a purae of 25,000, waa won today In atraJght heat by Peter Soott. Beat time. 2 :. Worth Prince waa aecond and Lee Axworthy third. Hunting Season in Nebraska is Open The open aeaeon on ducka. gee, anlpe and prairie chicken In Nebraaka be gin today. Nebraaka hunter are already polishing up their old shotgun and pre paring to bag a few of the feathery flock before the law cloaca down on them again, o'with cool weather expected earlier thla " tlclp.ted that the hunting will be unuaually good thla aeaaon. Cedar Rattlda Oatplaya Dda. CEDAR RAPID8. Neb.. Aug. 21 (Spe cial Telegiam.) Ledar Rapida deiea.ed Dod te, 7; By Toden- Errora: Dodge, tartne: Dodae. Andrewa and Rain: Cedar KaDlda. Tod- eihoft and Babbitt. Time: 1 4a. Attend ance, i.biM. Cnaat Iaere aVesalta. At San Franclaoo RH U Portland .....1 T 1 San VTanclaco t 1 ttattenea: oivtMi aa Cailach; Brown and Sepu'veda. At Salt Lake City ' R.H.E. takland 10 1 Kali I ake Ctv w B-tterira: Prouah and ElUtt; Klllaly. Fvrry aad Hannah. Veatkaap Aaaevrtattaa. Atlanta, : Memphis, i. M-.t.l e 1: Chatlanooaa. 0. Birniingham. t; Naslivl'l. 1L , . . I ... e.,r4 Keleeaea Willie. I DAVEVItMtT. la. u. n.-Rainh Wil li, nit -her wl'h h Omha ia m In the j Vtaaiern leawue In l14. lodAy waa released ' by th Dtvvuiul base ImuI ilub j THE BEK: OMAHA, WKDNKSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1913. H HEART V CO tN A rARnER-SHOP aaa.. . a a a ... . ET THAT AND TIGERS ARE YICTORS IN ERRATIC GAME Detroit Defett White Sox Through Hitt Bunched with Fieldine Errors of Visitors. CHICAGO TIES IT IN SEVENTH DETROIT. Aug. M. Detroit defeated with a alngle that won the game. Score; CHICAOO. DBTHOIT. AB.HOAB AB.H.O.A.& Mriy. rf..4 1 I OVItl. lb 4 t 1 t l J.oollioa, tt. 110 4 HvfFh. m 4 0 2 t 0 B-Oilllna. lb. I lit Jc'iAb. ct I 114 Jankma. rf...4 tit DCrawfonl, rf .4 t I 00 Klx-h. It. ...I 4 4 4 kVvIi, If I 4 4 4 1 Wvar. H..I let Iflurna, 1H....4 1 11 1 John, lb.. ..4 111 tYounf, lb.. ..4 1441 Nrhalk, e....4 110 intanag. e...4 1 t 1 0 Ku-.ll. a. ..I 10 (Dubua. I I riroet.. p....i 11 UamM, p. ....11 111 rabr, f t 00 Totalt ....II II 17 II I Total It U 14 It 4 Chicago 0 I M 1 0 M M .Detroit ft 0 0 0 1 02 ) Two-baae hlta: Hurna. Young, Jamea. Ptolen baaea: Vltt (2). Cobb (3). J, Col Una. Earned runa: Detroit. 4; CMcano, . oaaea on errora: tetroit. 3; Chicago, liaaea on bulla: Off Dub ic, 2; oft J1"' lr 't faber. 1. Hlta: Off Dubuc, V," J"" t"i" TyTL n.o'rV ,.i ii Q i Vi. "i 7--i---. VtkuA inSa'A ljn A, JnnJ?,KllhH,t by. Pitched ball: l Ch.,.UP' v. J,uk,on.i ?truk KliLe B fim,.:' vLfPh&n by ber- Lmplrea: Lvana and Chill, lore Take Two- 1 WASHINGTON. Aug. M.-Waahtnirton won both gamea of a double-header he lere and now, let's ail join together VAY I s i NFPn a. A. I " 1 U srm w win kw IiaaiwCai f I and pack P. A. lata oar old jimmy pipe eg roll np tnakin's daretta and sort of ait about and tax count of stock and have a bit of experience meet. Ing;. For, when you're foaad your brand, it's a H thine to atay pot and c bio-chin, you're OO the) Road of Contentment I Prince Albert it soU owUu tta twef ivaga, tafyrWliw. 10c I kmmdm pmmmd eusaf aW.yaeinaf tim kmm.Jarm-tttui-.tkml Uuf poaaaaf tryttd-glmm Auaaa'Air avatJi aceukge. aaaarteatar fop that tetat Aw (ocScce ) fsnr-otai mtmxyt Y'U T oe, tmrm R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO ViWon-Salcm, N. C Drawn for 1 I'ONLV LADY j ( MAiF-T OOT OF CHAIR COME. r-' I 12 a VMNKUN4 IriL-S , NE CLOTHES J YmTH ME. - r 1 I I II 1 "iit I V ISMAaVTI - - today from New Tork, 4 to 1. and 8 to 1 the aecond conteat going eleven Innlrura. 'n the first Waa Ington netted tour run during the fourth Inning from threo raHaen, two alnnlca end a double off Cole. Then Manage Donovan went In to pilch for the Yankee and allowed only one hit In four Innings. Fther waa pitching Bteadlly with a one run lead In the ninth inning of the aecond game when Shank' triple and Oandll'a long fly tied the acore. Fouler drew a baee on balls In the eleventh and scored on elng'ea by M'lan and Shank. Oallla and Boch'lng pitched aood ball for Waah'narton. the latter be lli a- aucceeded by Harper In the eighth when he gave way to a pinch hitter. Score, first game: NBW TORK. WASH1NOTO!. AB H.O.A.B. AB H.O.A.E. r.nnk. rf 4 1 1 OMoetler. If.. 4 t I FV-klnp. aa.,4 t I 1 P'oetar, lb... I lit JUuraan. lb.. 4 t I Mllan. cf...l lit Flop, lb 4 1 I 1 OChanka. lb... 4 1 t I t HIm-Uob. cf...4 1 oriandll. lb. ..I t Hllv If t 0 2 t eAeoMa. rf...l I I I I B'ma, lb.. ..4 t t I ftftanrr t I Nunainakar, e.l t 2 l"cnnd. aa..l 1 I Rrown p 1 1 t 1 ftOallla. p t t 1 Donoraa. a.. 1044 Cm 1 Total ....17 I 17 U Tntat ....11 14 1 Batted for Brown In fifth Inning. New York 0000100 01 Waahlngton 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 -4 Two-baae Mta: Acosta. Cook. Stole i baaea: Koater, Oandl'. Double play: Pipp (unHRtntedi. lititi on bal a: Off Brown ": off Donovan. 1; off Oallla, 2. Hit: Off Hrown, a in rou- innings; oir ijo tova i, i In four Inning. Struck out: By Brown. 2; IHmovan, ; ny uaiiia, i, umpire: Hdebrand and O Loughlln. B o e aecond game; NEW TTOtK. WABHWOTOW. AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.AK. Crea. rf 4 I 1 0 OMoallar. If.. I I 0 4 Parkin., aa. l 1 I OFaatar. lb. ...4 0 110 Bautuan. lb.. 4 III 0 Ml lan. ef t 10 PIpp. lb 4 1 II 0 OPhaoks. Ib...t I 1 1 0 halton. ef...l 0 1 0 .Oandll, lb... I 1 II 0 0 Hlh. ir 4 110 OAcnata. rt....l 110 4 Boon, lb.... 4 1 1 1 OWIIIIema, a. .4 lilt Nunaraak., cf.,4 1 I 1 OMcBrMa. as.. 4 1 I T Flahar a I 1 t 4 OBoekllng. ...! t 0 4 Harper, p....l 0 0 10 Totaia ....17 1011 U -KP 1 t t Total ....17 1 n 20 t One out when wlnn ng run acored. Batted for Boehllng In eighth. New York 0 010100000 0-2 Waahlngton 0 1000000101-8 Baaea on hall: Off Boehllng. 4: off Flaher. L Hiia: Off Boehl ng K In eleht Inn nga; off Harper. 2 In three Innings, fitru. k out: By Flaher. 4; bv B-eh Ing 2: bv Harper. 2. Three-baae hit: Shanks. Two-baae hlta: High, Acoeta, Milan. ..X 5 S " '.""t" ". a IT' (I i The Bee by George McManus DARBERt yours I Double play: Oandl! (unaaalated). I'm- pipes: OLnughl.n and Hildebrand. Iadlana Blaak row ma. ST. IX3CI8. Aug. 31.-M1tuhe!l al lowed but three hit and Cleveland ahut out St. Louis In the first game of the aeries today, winning, & to 0. Seven er rora by the locale, four of w..ir.h wee charged to I.avan, paved the way for four of Clevel nd six runs. Oraney gjt thrie hits In three time at bat, driving in four runa. Score: CLBVWttn. ST. LOtrt. 1BHO.AI AB.H.O.AB. Hhapmaa. aa.l 111 eghnttne. U..4 I 1 Roth, ef I 2 8 OAaetla. lb... .4 till Oraner .If. ...I t T t IPralt. lb 4 10 1 Kirk., lb 4 t 0 Walker. ef...l I 0 1 I Umltk. rr....O 0 10 Maesbeoa, rf 4 0 0 1 0 Tarner. lb.. J 0 t 4 ! swart, lb.. I 0 T It wawbeg., ab I 0 t t Olarmn. aa....l t 7 4 O-N.lll, ...4 I t t Acnea. a... .J 0 14 Mitchell, p.. I ttt wllmaa. ..l too atetbe, p. ..I t t 1 Total ....09 tfff Total .... I 17 20 7 Cleveland I C 1 0 2 0 0 0 16 St. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 Two-baae hit: Oraney. Three-base hit: Roth. Karaed runa: Cleveland. 2. Double p ays: Lavan to Pratt to Howard, Austin to Lavan. F.rst base on frora: Cleve land, 2. Baaea on balla: Off Mitchell, 2: off MoCabe. 1 Hita: Off Well man. 7 In five Innings; off McCabe, 1 In four Innings. Pruck out: By Mitchell, t: by Wellman, 1. Umpires: Connolly and Wallace. Battle for Class B Honors is Postponed The championship combat for the) CI as B honors of the city, which waa to have been played between the Brown Park Merchant and the Drexela, haa been postponed a week. The game was orig inally scheduled for thla coming Sunday, but as the Luxu and Alamlto teams of the Greater Omaha league are to hook up that day It waa decided to poet pen e the big Class B event a week. The game will be held week from Sunday. Ttt r net a4 Lamar Troablee. Quickly helped by Dr. King's New Dis covery. In use over forty years. Even home should keep a bottle for emergen cies. All druggists. Advertisement. There's a punch of joy in every puff of Prince .Albert tobacco ! You don't have to call for an en cyclopedia to rind out how P. A. Gets on your taste 1 You just open up your supply, jam-full a jimmy pipe or roll a makin's cigarette, strike a match and-puff-away I Because, you've landed on the brand at last that hands out all the-time the fun you've always sought I The patented process fixes that and cut's out bite and parch I IVE ME TEN SAFETT RAXOR'b' MT HOiBANO VERT FOMO OF ) SHAVING : VTOrXE REBELS TAKE TWO FROM THE WHALES Pittsburgh Federals Win frorr Tinker's Men in a Doable Header. HENDRLX IS BATTED HARD PITTSBURGH. Aug. a. The Pitts burgh Federal team defeated Chicago twice today by scores of 6 to 1 and 6 to 2. Hendrix waa hit hard In the f.rst game, while Allen waa an enigma after the flrat Inning. The visitors had a lead of two runs In the second contest when the locals bunched hits off Brennan and 'orged ahead. Score, first garnet R.H.E. Ci.!caKo 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-2 t 0 Plttaourgh ...0 1 1 0 u 0 1 3 U 0 Batteriea: Hendrix and Wilson; Allea and O'Connor. Score, second game: . R.H.E. Chicago 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 9 03 6 0 Pittsburgh ...0 0080002 6 1 Batle l : Brennan and Wilson; Corn stock and Berry. SCOTIA TAKES BOTH GAMES FROM RAVENNA PLAYERS SCOTIA. Neb., Aug. U. (Special.) Scotia took both game of the eerie from Ravenna by winning today, 2 to 0, In a very close and exciting game. Both pitchers did very effective work, Voe-eler having the better of the argument, allow ing but a alngle hit. Selk scored both of Scotia's runs, Bosen driving in the Mnt with a two-base hit. Score: R.H.E. Ravenna 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 1 2 Scotia 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 4 Scotia won Surday's game 4 to 1. by ou fielding and hitting the Ravenna boys. S ore: tt.H E. 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