I THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1916. t i
BRINGING UP FATHER -:- ,.,saw -:- Drawn for The Bee by George McManus
V CAPTAIN ,JONe I I I JS" 1 1 I VWHA. I I TE BOT IT RATHER I I I VHrVT A. LOT OF I I I
CALUNi THi EVCNIN4 I , T?) tlTT"- WXxiH AT T1MEC. 00 TOO VWREE TOO 1 J V
( AMD I VAHT TOO TO ) f vHATU. 1 'S!p tJT Kr,OV W Ohf MT STCAMB? MU?T HAVE I
(I MAKE HIM FEEL AT I ACT I V.JSr ' CACHTRVP-KCARUX A ,
OMAHA FORFEITS
' GAME TO WOLVES
Xrug Orders Men Off Field to
Catch Train, With the
Rourkes Ahead.
WAS EIGHT TO FOUR
Wichita, Kan., July 28.-Wlth the
J... score 8 to 4 in the first half of the
' fourth inning in favor of the .Omaha
club of the" Western league here today
the game was forfeited to Wichita by
the technical score of 9 to 0, when
Manager Krug ordered his men to
leave the field to catch a train for
Denver. Both clubs had agreed to
play until 3:30 o'clock, but the Omaha
team found it necessary to stop at 3
. o'clock in order to make the train.
Boosters Take Game
From the Drummers
St Joosph, Mo.. July IS. Dm Volnw
mad It an even break on the eiie today
by winning from 8t Joeeph, 4 to S. Score:
Dm Molne. AB R H O A B
Hartford, a ....... S 11
' Claire,,- If ....... I . '.
. Breen, o ..
. H.hn, rt - 4 1
Hunter, of ' I- 1
Kwaldt, lb 4 4
Henntnger. lb 4 .
Musssr, p ..I . S - 4
14 1
4 4 4
..l..t 11 . 4. . 4
I 4 4 I 10
4 "4
ft
1 1
S
1 I : 4
1.: .. 4.
4 S 9
S-t't'f
i . t
o o
Total. .., il 4 I Sir 14 I
St. Jossph, AB K H O A
Wright, of. 4 4 4 ; 4 . 4
Sullivan, cf ........ 1 , 1 . S . 4
Jourdan lb.',....... '411 1 i 4
Klrkham,. It . ....,. 4 .4 't, 1. :4U4
William, la' '. 4
McCtailaud, . tk ....4
Been, o ....'......a 4
Keating, 1
Somrasrs, p :.... 4
UoCabe .......... 1
aiwbjry,,........ i
: Total, t.i. I..... 14 I t St 14 1
Batted for Boon-la ninth. ' V
Batted for. Keating la ninth.
Bt Jonph .. 44444114-41
DM MolBM .14 0 114 4 1 0 t
Struck out By Sommera, 4t by Mur,
I. Baee on ball OS Sommara, I. Hit by
pttchsr Hthn, by. Sommera; Hunter by
Sommara. Stolon baeo Jourdan, Wil
liam. Sacrifice hlta Hartford. Buntar,
Breen, Ewoldt Keating. Two-baee hit
Haha, Klrkham, WUllama. Three-baee
hit Klrkham. Left on baee St. JoMph,
5; Dm Molnea, 4. Earned run St Jonph,
: Dm Molnee. 1 Tim 1:14. Umpire
s Colgate and Miller.
Grover Holds Old
- Mates to Four Hits
Topeka, July 28. Grover held his
did teammates to four hits and Sioux
City won the last game of the series
here, 3 to 2. Score: - ''
, , SIOUX CITT.
An IT a. A in.
... 4 S i I
...4 0 I 0 4 4
.... I 4 1 1 4
,.i S 4 4 4 4 4
,..4 1 1 4 4 4
,.. S , 4 1.1 14
...I 4 4 1 4
.... 4 4 4 , S ,1 4
... S 4 1 4-1 4
What the Box Score Said
jaoimm; (.
Rappe, Ik, .,
Cay, If. ....
Griffith, e. ,
Britton, tb.
Utaohl, a. .
Morrla, rf. .,
Kauffmaa, p.
Keeetnar, .,.
File, P.
WICHITA.
, AB. R.
...I. I 1
,.., 1 . 1
fl'"
Mais .14 4
, OMAHA.
' ' AB. B.
Smith, If.--. 1
Krnr. b S .
J. Thompson, cf.;.';. S'
Millar, lb. .,...., 4
Kniefflr, .... 4 4
Foreytha, rf. 4 1
KUduff, aa. 1
Bnra-, Sb X
Thompaoa, p. 1 4'
Manhail ........... 4 1
Total IS 4
H. O.
A. K.
4 It S 1
H. O.
A. K.
I 4 S 1
Wtaktta ......;.,. . 4 4 44
Omaha 0 4 4 t I
' Saoriflee hltt Rappe. Tw haae hltal Smith,
Km. Hit l Off Thompaoa, 4 off Kauffmaa,
8 la throe and two-third lnnlnre; off
Koeetner, 4 la a lanlast off Frio, 4' la
oao and one-third lanlng. BaM on ballsi
Off Thompeon, It" ff Kauffmaa, 4t off
KoMtar, 1. Fat. ballt Kraeger. Tlaie!
HOO. Umplnit Aadnoa and Eokman.
LINKS DEFEAT BEARS
Tighten Uj in Pinchei When
1 Denver Threatens try
" , v":Beore.
XK00BD TEN TO SIX
Denver, Colo., July 28. Lincoln
defeated Denver today .by tightening
up, u the pinches when Denver threat-
eneo m score, ny a score ot 1U to 0.
C ..- '-r
Aa It H. O. A. B.
Killer, rf. 4 4 4 S 4 4
Kelleher. aa. S .. 4 4 4 1 1
Oak cf. .......... S " 4 S 4 4
Butchsr, If. ,. 4 4 1 4 4 4
Dyre, lb. 4 1 . 1 4 1 4
Shield, lb. ......... 4 I I 4 4 4
Lloyd, lb. .......... 11,1 1.4 4
ShMtak, . ., I , 4 i 4 111
Ford, p 4 .. 4 r 4 4 4 I
Weft p. 4 1 11 I I
Steven, a, , 14-4144
Col 1114 4 4
tiirmore. If. ....
Wateon, rf, . . .
Hlnchman lb.
Mell, lb
Connolly, ot ,.j
Cooney, a.
Hoder, lb. ....
Croeby, &
Grover, p. ......
Total
DeVore, If.' ...
Kruger, cf. . .
. Goodwin, lb4" .
'Kngte, lb. . . . . :
Dchweitier, If.'
Agler, lb. ....
' Defate,' M. . .
Allen, e.
Burwell, p. .,
I IT 14
II I
TOPEKA
AB. R. H. O.
I 4 4
.....4 0
..... 4 ' 4
4 1
..... 4 1
I I
I 4
, I 4
I 4
I
1 I
4 11
Total. 4 4 17 If I
Topeka 4 I 4 4 4 4 4 4 41
Sioux City ... 1- 4 1 4. 4 4. 1 4 0
i" Two-baee hlta: Allen. Ollmor. Sacriflo
' hit: Agler, Devoro, Hlnchman, Coonoy.
Htolen baeee: Derore, Kruger. .Baee on
balle: Off Burwell li off Groyar, I. Struck
JrT! out: By Burwell. 1: by Grover, t. UmplrMi
Shannon and Carney.
7
Detroit Scores All
- : 0a Sacrifice Hits
Detroit,. Jfuly . 28. American De
troit -won today's game from Wash
ington, 3 to 0,' making it four straight
victories: over the Nationals. AH of
, ' " Detroit's runs were scored on aacrifice
"J : flies. .Diibuc,. who ; pitched; for the
iP . lnh.. ornr rreriir. for winninff
" three of' the- four games going into
one with the score tied ana into an
other with Detroit a run behind. The
'. score:. 4'i '
WASHWOTON. DBTROlf.
AB.H.O.A.B: 1 AB.H.O.ABJ.
. Uorgan.lb'4 1-1.1 OVlttlb ,A 4 ,1 I 4 0
ih 1 111 lBuih.M ' 41114
Mllamst 4 114 lBurns.lb 4.111 1 .4
: l"t5f r- 4 114 OOobb o I 1,1 4 4
Oltar'ty.lb 4 4 14 JVeach.lt I 1 I 4 I
Acot.lf 4 1 I 1 OCrawfd.rf I
HenryTo- Jill OYoung.lb' 11(11
f :. McB'dej 1111 JMcKeoj! 6 I 4 1 1 4
Ay.re.p 14 0 1 ODubao.p 10 1 4 4
Uumont.p 4 0 0 4 4 t
MoeUPC, 1 4 4 4 I Total.. 17 11714 I
TotauCil, 1 14 I I , .. 1 .
Batted for Ayera In ltb '
WMhlngton "..I 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
Detroit, ,,..",,010 10 1:4 4 X
Twa ha hit. Morgan. Burn t. Three
ba Ull, Bueb. veach. sacrifice niM, uooo,
Veath, Crawford.. BaM on ball, Ayr 1.
prTllta and earned run, off Ayera 7 and 2 'In
"7 ; (rumoat -X nd 0 In 1 Inning. Struck out,
by Ayera, tl by Dubuc, 1. Umpire, Con
nolly ana OIM fr ..
HU44 mor paid Want- Ada flrat six
month 191S than in una period of llle
ncarly 1,000 more eaeh week. Why men
tion rMUlt with thl kind of vldenc7
Carllele, rt:
Smith, aa. ....
Thomaon, o
Lobar, rf.
Lattlmor. lb.
Hunter. Ik. ...
Morn, Ik ....
Rohrar, a.
Gardntr, p. ,.,
Totals
LINCOLN.
', AB. B. H. O. A. B.
fx-i ... li l
..... 4 11114
.....4 1 I I I 0
....V 4 111 I I
I I 1 11 I 1
:;:; j-jj j j
IT - 14 17 11, I
DENVER.
Brooklyn, July 28. Brooklyn made
it three out of four from St. Louis to
day, overcoming a five-run lead and
winning, 9 to 5. The Cardinals
bunched four hits on top of a pass and
a wild throw in the second inning,
scoring five rnns and sending Coombs
to the clubhouse. The Superbas came
back in their half and bunched two
doubles, three singles with passes off
Steel, tvimr the score. Jasper and
Dell then had a pitchers' battle until
the eighth, when, with two men on
bases,, Stengel batted for Dell and
made a triple. Doubles bv Daubert
and Wheat brought the total runs for
the inning up to four. Marquard
pitched the ninth and held the Car
dinals scoreless. The score'
ST. LOUIS. BROOKLYN.
ABH.O.A.B. ABH.O.1.1
BMcher.lf S 0 1 0 OJ'n.ton.rf 4 14 14
Oons's.lb I I 10 4 ODaub't.lb 4 114 0
Smlth.cf 4 4 S 4 OWheatlf S 1 4 4 0
F.M ier.lb 4 114 vcuts w.io 1110
H'neby.s 4 114 OMyeri.cf 11114
Wlleon.rf 1 4 0 4 OUowr'y.lb 1114 4
Snyder.c .4141 OOleon.e I I 4 I 4
Betel,3b 4 111 lMcCarty.o 4 14 10
Steete.p 1 4 0 4 0Coomba,p 114 4 4
Jaaper.p 114 1 O'O'Mara 1 4 4 4 4
i.ong i l o v oueu.p s
Butler 1 4 4 4 0Stengel 114 4 4
oaarq ru.p v o v
TOUU..II14I414 1
Total..lllll7U 1
Batted for Wilson In ninth.
Batted for Jaeper In ninth. j
'Ran for Coomb In second.
Batted for Dell In eighth.
St Louis 4 1444444 41
Brooklyn 4 S 4 4 4 4 4 4 I
Two-baee hits! Miller, Daubert (1), Wheat,
Oleon. McCarty. Three-base hit: Btensel.
Stolen base: Cutshaw. Double play: John
ston to Daubert Baeee on balls: Off Steele,
1; off Jaaper, 1; off Coomba, 9. Hit and
earned runa: Off Steele, I hlta, I run In
on and one-third Innings; off Jasper, 10
hits, I runa In alx and two-thirds Innings:
off Coombs, I hits, 4 runs In two Innings:
off Dell, I hits, 4 run In six Innings; off
Marquard, I hlta, 0 run In on inning. Struck
out: By Steele, 1; by Jasper, 1; by Dell, I;
by Marquard 1. UmplrM; Byron .and Qulg-ley.
Total II I 14 17 10 1
Batted forwent u ntnth lanlng-
Llncoln 1 I I 4 4 4 4 4 414
Denver 4 4 0 . 0 1 4 I I 11
Two-baa hit: Tho meson. Home. Oak.
Three-he ee hlta: Carllale, Dyer, Col. Horn
runa: Mora, Rehrer. BaM on ball: Off
Gardner, 1; off Ford. 4; oft Wilt, I. Hit:
Off Ford, 7 hit In on and two-third In
ning. Sacrifice hit: Hunter. Time: 1:40.
UmplrM: Kan and Mullau. f
New York Wins the
Game in Tenth
New York, July 28. New York
won a ten-inning game from Cincin
nati today 3 to 2. Wild pitches by
Benton were responsible for both of
Cincinnati's runs, after ' errors by
Herzog placed the runners on base.
New York then won on a wild pitch.
Burns opened the tenth with a single.
Clark fumbled Dovle's sacrifice bunt
and threw wild, Burns going to third
and scoring on Schultz' wild pitch.
The score: " '
CINCINNATI. NEW TURK.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Oroh.Ib 117 1 0Bo.ma.lf 4 I I I 0
Rouacb.cf 10 14 ODoyle.tb 114 4 0
nrtfrh.rf 4 0 11 lHersot.an 4 4 14 1
Louden ,1 4 4 4 . 0Rob'eon,rf 4 114 4
Hahn.rf OKaurr.er i o
Chaae,lb 4 17 4- Merkle,lh 4 4 II 1 0
Neale.ir .40 - ouooert,so o l o
McKle.Jb 114 1 IRarlden.o 4 14 10
Emmer.M 14 14 0Benton.p 4 1110
Clarke,o 4 1111
MltcheiltP. i o o i. 9 Total.. i a
ruher 1 4 4 4 4 '
Sn'ydr , 4 4 4 4 4 , --
SchultfcP 4 4- 4 4 4 . -f :
' ToUls.-ll 717 4 4 '
v' Non out whn wlnnlnc nn wm aoorod.
Batted for Grlffltha In nlath.
Batted for Mltcbel. la ninth.
Ran for F1hr la ninth.
Clnotn'tl. .41 4 4'4 4 4 4 1 41
Now Tom s is i i
Two-baee nit una, stowa oasis
Ttotnh, Doyls, Bums a, . Robortsoa. Doable
play Benton, Hersog to Mark). Bases
on ball Off Benton, 4; off Mitchell. I.
Hlta and earned run-i-Off Mltohll, lx
hit and two run In tght tnnlnga; off
Bohulta. one hit and no run In two In
ning. Hit by pitcher By Benton (Neele) ;
by Mitchell LHyiej. atruca out By en.
ton, 4; by Mitchell. I: by Schulu, 1. wild
pitch Benton, I; Schulta. Umpire Rig-
lr ana jfarrison. ,.:
Anurlcaa AMoolatlaa
At Milwaukee I
St Paul ..1 1 4 1 4 0 0 04 4 1
Milwaukee ......4 4 4 4 1 1 4 4 41 14 I
Orlnar and Clmona; Touns, Fts and Dll
hoefer. - . ( 4
At Kanaa City r
MlnnMpoll .. ;. 4 1 1 11 1 7 II I
Kansas City ....I 4 4 4 4 4 1 1 41 4 I
.Tingling and Ownl,. CraUhtf, Lathrop
and Hargrave. . .
. Louisville at Indlariapoll.- postponed, rain.
, Only thr gamM achadulad..
CARDINALS BUNCH
THE BITSJND WIN
Five Enns Taken Off Ooombs,
Who Is Then Sent to the
' Club Houose.
SEAL SLUGGING MATCH
Standing 6 Teams
NAT. LEAdUB.
W.LFct.
..11 S3 .107
..IS It ,iS
..47 37.440
.41 41 .
.,4147.471
..31 44 .444
41 1 .4BI
Brooklyn
Boston . .
Phlla, . . .
Now Tork
Chicago . .
Pittsburgh
St. Loul
.11 44 .154
.44 44 .400
.45 44 .404
..IS 34.400
...14 41 .111
Wichita;
Philadelphia Drives
Jacobs Off the Plate
Philadelphia; Julv 28 Natioal
Philadelphia drove Jacobs off the rub
ber in the second inning; today and
won. from Pittsburg S to 2. Bender
was very effective after the first in
ning when Waener scored on his
triple and Hinchman's single. In the
second inning the home team scored
a run and had the bases filled as the
result of a base on balls and three sin
gles. Coopec took Jacobs' place and
Miction s single, stock s sacrifice bunt
and Good's sacrifice fly, scored three
more runs. After that Cooper blank
ed the home team. The score:
PITTSBURGH. PHILADELPHIA
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.B.
Balrd.lh 114 1 OPaekertof 4 110 0
Carey.cf 4 1 J 0 ONlehoff.lb 4 11(0
wagner.es 11 ostock.lb . I l l l o
H'cb'an.rf 4 110 OGood.rf 1110 0
Farmer,2b 4 111 OWhltted.lf 4 110 0
CMtello.lf 4 0 10 OLuder'o.lb I 0 IS 1 0
J'neton,lb 14 10 OBanc'ftM 10 17 1
Schmldto 4 14 1 0Burne,o 4 1110
Jacobe.p 0 0 4 4 OBender.p 11110
Cooper.p 114 10
-scnuus i o s Totai..3ioi7ii i
Total.. 15 I 14 14
Batted for Cooper In 4th.
Pittsburgh 1 4 4 4 4 4 1 4 4 1
Philadelphia ..1 4444444 x I
Throe baee' hit. Wagnar. Stolan ba.
Carey, Wagnar, Good. Sacrifice hit, Stock,
Bancroft Sacrifice fllM, Good I. Baee on
balle, off Jacob 1; Cooper I, Bender 1.
Hit and earned ' rune, oft Jacobs 4 bits,
5 runs, in 1 inning; none out In aecond;
Cooper 4 hits, no rune In 7 innings; Bender
1 run. Struck out, by Cooper 4; Bender I,
UmplrM Klea and Emslte,
Chicago Loses Last
Of Boston Series
Boston, July 28. Boston defeated
Chicas-o 2 to 1 in the final same of
the series here today. Nehf njight
have had a shut out to his credit but
for Maranville's error in the fifth, the
runner' eventually scoring.. McCon-
nell pitched a tine game tor the Cubs,
allowing: only four hits in his seven
innings in the box. .The score:
CHICAGO. - BOSTON.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Zelder.lh 4 111 OMarVa.M I I 4 I I
o s o OBvenMO e i.: I
swiihort.rr I 4 l
0Magee,lf 4 4 4
IKon'hy.lb I 1 II
OSmlth.lb 111
18nodg',cf 114
OOowdy.o 111
INahf.p 'III
Mann.ef
wirms.of
Flack,rf
Zlm'an.tb
Kelly.lf
Wort'nat
8aleT;lb
Flecher.o ,
Heaton.p '
McCon'l.p
Hendrlx
Archer
Schulte.rf
Knab,
I
! !
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
4 4
4 4
4 1
4 4
.- Lambago and Pain la ttw Back. . i
At the tint twlng of pain In the back
apply Sloan's Linlmant rU comes at
one. Only 14o. All drugglat. Adv.
4 Tout.. II 417 11 4
.
4
Total.. II 114 I I
Batted for McOonnal In lib.
Batted for Flack la Ith.
Batted tor Fisher Is Ith. t
Ccloago 4 4 4 4 1 4 4 41
Boeton ....... 0 0 1 1 4 4 4 4 41
" Summary:' Stolen- baeM.- Smith, -Maran.
villa I. Sacrifice hit, Kelly. Sacrifice fllee.
Oowdy, Salr. Doubl play, Marantlll and
Kontchyv BaM on balls.-off MeConnsll 4;
Beaton. .L. -. Hlta ana earnea -rune, off Me.
Connoll, 4 and I In 7 Innings: Seaton, none
and non In 1. Hit by pitcher by Nephfe,
WUllama. Struck out by McConnell, I;
Nepi, i. umpire, urtn ana uason.
WEST. LEAGUE.
W.L.PctJ
Omaha MS4.4II
Lincoln ....41 14.3871
Dm Molnee 44 44 .111
Sioux City .44 41 .4S4
Denver 41 41 .4781
Wichita ....43 41.4731
Topeka ,...40 50.411
St Joeoph ..It 14 .II4 Cincinnati 1.17 14.407
. AMER. LEAGUE, j AM BR. ASSN.
W.L.Pctl W.L.Pet,
New Tork S3 33 .III Kansas City 31 41 .133
Boston 52 31 .S78 Indianapolis SI41.S7I
Cleveland ..SO 43 .663 Louisville ...55 48 .461
Chicago -,.54 43 .563 Minneapolis
Washington 4744 .3141 Toledo ....
Detroit ....5446.6341st. Paul.,.,
St. Louis ,.43 41 .447lColumbus .
Phlla. II SI .I34 Milwaukee
. YMterday's KMUIta.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Lincoln, 10; Denver, 6.
Des Moines, 4; St. Joseph, I. '
Sioux City, 8; Topeka, 8.
Omaha-Wlchlta, forfeited to
Omaha left field to catch train.
- NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Plttaburgh, I; Philadelphia, I.
Cincinnati, I; New Tork, 3..
St. Louie, S: Brooklyn, I.
Chicago, 1; Boeton, I. -
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New Tork, I; Chicago, 8.
Philadelphia, I; St. Louie, I.
Waahlngton, 0; Detroit, 8.
Boeton, 8; Cleveland, I. '
: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
St. Paul, I; Milwaukee, I.
Minneapolis, 7; Kanaae City, I.
OamM Today.
Western League Omaha at Denver. Sioux
City at St. Joeeph, Lincoln at Wichita, Dm
MoInM at Topeka
National League Chicago at Philadelphia,
Plttaburgh at New Tork. Cincinnati at
Brooklyn, St Louis at Boston.
American League Philadelphia at Chl
oago. New Tork at St. Louie, Boston at De
troit, Washington at Cleveland. .,
Athletic Club Selects'
Colors and Monogram
Directors of the Omaha Athletic
club, Thursday afternoon, in addition
to electing a new secretary, John C
Wharton, to take charee of the cam
paign for members, adopted club col
ors and ordered new stationery. '
I he colors are red, white and club.
A monogram was ordered. The new
stationery will bear this monogram,
A secret committee was named, to
pass upon applications for 'member
ship. When this committee passes
upon the applications, the directors
will vote the applicants in.
resident W. A. fraser was author
ized to name an adviiorv board of
twenty-five members, to assist, the di
rectors in the management of the
club.
Mr. Wharton, as secretary, succeeds
William Schall, who resigned because
he was too busy to devote tinie to the
club. Mr. Wharton will take charge
as soon as he is relieved from the
poatoffice, which will be in a few
days. .
Detroit BuysEhmke
From Syracuse
Syracuse. N. Y.."july 23. Howard
Ehmke, leading pitcher in the New
York State leaHue. with nineteen
victories and five defeata to date, was
today sold by the Syracuse club to
the Detroit American league team.
The, price was not announced, but
Manager u Weill said it was the bm-
gest sum ever paid for a pitcher in
the State league. It is believed that
about $4,000 was the sum. Pitcher
Boehler of the Tigers will come here
in part payment. Ehmke will not join
Detroit until after the close of the
State league season, in September. '
No Music While
.Ball Games Are On
Chicago. lulv 28. Bands must cease
playing in American league ball
parks while games are in progress,
according to a ruling made today by
President Johnson. His decision was
the result of a protest made by the
Cleveland , clup because ; Umpire
O'Loughlin Stopped a band in the In
dians' park.
f eople come to ball tames to see
base ball," said Mr. Johnson. "Mu
sic is all right between innintrs, but
not while the game is on. I shall in
struct all umpires to follow O Lough
lin's example."
Today'sSportCalendar
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mmtnl mmiw mi lk Mlnmtona. Mlna.
MUmotI tato champtonahlp twimmt
opens at Kmmm City. Northojm ladlaa
ehftmplmihlp toorMmant opu at Fort
wayn-v
lUrinr CtoM f Entptr Baetaff Hicrii
turn mMtioff mi yoakm, w. x.
TrottlDt CIom f Orud Clrralt wvttiic
C4BjM4nr ll9rtt 4f AMiMlmtad Cmh
Clvht of New slPttay mi Vmwmvm
ivtimmlnr-aEIhth aatitml rlTW wwim mi.
illlnoU Awitmo rlab mt tutu ear.
llowinrPnlnr of umoml ngMt of
(wuthwesMm Bowur hmmuiw it.
Loul. Thrao-mlU enlllnK io oa Bontoc
Inks iMtwoen tbo vvtfsnu ooiwmob, Jim
TtMhtlnc-w-Opfnint' of mm WMk of Daltv
wore Kt4sr Yoebt BMslnr tuHwriottna. An-
Dunl nirsttft of indlma Harbor YmH eluo,
Long IhIsimI Bonnd. .
Athlt,nw-MnnMpl othlotte mn mt
hrnn, Mmi. Eatro Nou alub gtvmtto mi
rmiAnom, a, .
YANKEES KEEP DP .
THEIR SWIFT PACE
Make It Two Straight From
Chicago, Thus. Increas
ing Lead.
SHAWKIY EABD TO BIT
Chicago, July 28. Errors . by
Schalk and Murphy, coupled with op
portune hitting by the Yankees and
Shawkey's great pitching, enabled the
league leaders to make it two straight
from Chicago today, 5 to 3. Shawkey
did not allow a hit until the eighth
inning and only two White Sox got
on the paths prior to this, on an er
ror and a"baje on balls. He weakened,'
however, 'in. the ninth and the locals
touched him for five hits which re
sulted in three runs. Score:
WEW YORK. CHICAOO.
AB.H. U.A.S.
Mlller,cf 4 111 SMurp'r.if 4 1111
BWn.lt (411 IW'r'r.l-a 41144
P'k'p'h, 14 4 1 IColllns lb S 1 I 1 8
Plpp.lb 4 411 4 OJacka'n.lf 4 14 4 4
Oldr'g.rf 1114 INu.lb I I 141
Oedeon.lb 1114 orrnlsr.lb I I I 4 4
Boone,lb 4 111 OFel.oh.of 4 1114
N'm'k'r.o 4 114 ISchalk.o 14 14 1
Sh'wk'r.p 4 111 ILapp.o 114 4 1
rerri.ee l l l s
Tntelg 17 14 It II lLlbnld 114 4 0
rber,p 4 4 4 4 4
J.CollTn 1 4 4 4 1
Wllll me.p I I 4 I 4
Clcolts.p 4 4 4 1 4
- M'M'I'n, 14 114
, Lynn 4 4 4 4 4
Totals I44l71l"i
Betted for Cloott la elgbth.
Batted tor Paber In ninth.
Ran for Lapp In ninth.
New Tork ...44144411 48
Chicago 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 I 3
Two-baa hits: Nunamakar Falsoh. Stolan
bases: Oedeon, Millar. Donbl play! Weaver,
E. Collin and FournUr. Baeee on ballai Off
Shawkey, 1; off Williams, 1; off Cloott, 1.
Hit and earned run: Off WUllama, 7
hlta, two runa In alx and on-thlrd Inning!
off Clcotte, two hit, 1 run In on and two
third Inning; off Fabr, 1 hit, no run In
one Inning; off Shaw?, I run. ; Struok
out: By Shawkey, I; by WUllama, I. Um
pires: Chill and Dinn
Boston Wins Three
Out of Four Games
Cleveland, July 28. American
Boston made it three out of four from
Cleveland today winning 3 to 2.
Cleveland got hi two on pass to
Graney, Speakers double, and Scotts
error. Howard's muff to Barry's pop
fly, Lewis' single and Walker's double
gave Boston two in the third while
singles by Lewii and Gardner with
Hoblitzel's tacrifice acored the win
ning run in the eighth. The score:
CUfiVKLAHD. UUBTtirt.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.E.
Oraney.lf 4 111 OHooper.rr I I I 4 I
Chap'n.lb I I I I IBarrv.lb I I I I I
Speaker.of 4 111 SLewle.lf 4 I I I 4
Roth.rf I I I I SHob'seMb I I T I 1
Oandll.lb I 114 4 IWalker.cf 4 14 4 1
Wbg'i.ee 4 111 lOsrdYSb 4 1111
O'Neill, 114 1 IScotta 4 1111
Daly.c 14 11 4Cady,o 4 4 4 1 4
How'rd.lb 4 111 IShore.p 4 I 4 I I
Oould.p 14 4 10
-nmitn i o ioiai..ss st is a
Turner 1 4 4 4 4
Total.. 81 "1 17 II I
Batted for CNell In Ith.
Batted lor Oould In Ith.
Boeton I 4 I 4 4 4 4 1 I I
Cleveland .... 14444444 41
Two baaa hltal Speaker, Howard, Scott
Walker. Stolen baee, Speeker, Both. Sao
riflee hlta, Chapman, Oandll, Barry, Hob
lltsell. Double plays. Chapman to Oandll,
Chapman, Howard to Oandll. Bases on
ball, Oould 8, Shore I. Ramed run, off
Oould ,1; off Shore, 1. Struck out, Oould 4;
Shore, I. Umpire Hlldobrand and O' Lough-ll.n.
St. Louis Makes
It Five Straight
St. Louis, July 28. St. Louis made
a clean sweep of the five-game aeries
with Philadelphia by winning today's
game, 8 to 6. St Louis got ah early
lead, scoring two in the first, four in
the second and two in the fourth,
which the visitors were unable to
overcome.- Sheehan pitched a good
game, but errors by his teammates
were costly. Score: '
PHILADELPHIA. ST. LOUIS.
AB.H. O.AE. AB.H. O.A.B.
lewrr.lb 111 OShot'n.lf 4 1114
Waleh.rf 4 18 0 OAuelln.lb 1114 1
Str'nk.l-cfl 111 OMUIer.rf 14144
Lalole.lf 14 10 OSIeler.lb 4 14 4 4
M'fnnla,lb 4 I It 1 lfr.tt.lb 8 1114
Wtttas I 1 I I JMere'ne.of 4 1114
M'Elw. Ib 1 0 I ISevereld.o 4 4 114
Plclnioh.c 4 111 IJohna'n, 4 I I f 1
Sh'h'n.p till 10room,p 41114
Total II II 84 II I Total 38 7 87 17 "l
Battd for ShMhan In ninth,
Philadelphia .40414444 44
St Loul ....1111444 I
Two-boa hit: - King. Three-baae hlta;
Shotton, Slsler. Stolen base; Johnaon. Shot
ton, Lawry. Saorlflco hits: Shotton, Austin.
Sacrifice files: Pratt, Btrunk. Double play;
Johnson, Pratt to Slsler, Base on ball:
Off Sheehan. I; off Oroom, I; off Koob, 1.
Hit and earned runa: Off Sheehan, 7 hit, I
run in lgni inninve; on uroom, 11 mm
I run In ight and on.thlrd Inning; off
Koob, no alts, no run in one-third inlng.
Struck out: Br Bneeha, li by Oroom. 1. Um
pire 1 Nallla aad Bvane. ,
.' . Carmlea Teas llialh -
Cornle. Nab. July 88. (Spactal Tl-
gram.) The Corn lea ball lnn, elalmants
of th tat aml-profelonal ebamplon
altlp, wore dafeated In a fast gam here
today, I to I. Lofty reyhell of the Bloom
er, recently lgnd by th x. C. Blue,
struok out twenty-one men. snaklns
world's ', record by trlklog oat th last
lghtn batter facing hlra. Batter! eo:
Cornlea Oik, Bohumaoerj Bloomer rey
hall, Wataon.
PLAGUE ISSPREADIHG
Five Case of Infantile Paral
ysis Reported at Mason
. : . City.
CAMP DODGE IS QUIET
Des Mdines, Is., July 28. (Special
Telegram.) State officials yesterday
received a report, from Dr. A. L.
Wheeler, health officer at Mason City,
that there are five cases of infantile
paralysis in Mason City. This brines
the total number of cases of this dis
ease, in Iowa to nineteen. Previous
to yesterday the State Board of
Sealth had received no reports from
ason City. There were rumors
that the disease had gained a foot
hold there, but nothing definite was
known. Mason City was flit hardest
in 1910 by the epidemic of infantile
paralysis. . At that time Cerro Gordo
county had seventy-six eases, of
which sixty were in Mason City.
There were a number of deaths.
Camp Dodge Quiet Place. -Recruiting
and mustering officers
at Camp Dodge report they are han
dicapped by the lack of enlistment
papers, which the War department
has failed to send. Officers have
been sent to other cities to enlist
men, but they have ho papers. No
new recruits have reached camp as
yet, but some are exnected within the
next few days. Colonel George Mor
gan is still at camp and will probably
be kept there by the War department
until the recruiting campaign ia fin-
sneo. A small camp of sixty-five
men is still at Camp Dodge. ; ,
Hog Cholera Losses.'
Iowa farmers lost 476,712 : hogs
through hog cholera In 1915, accord
ing to a report issued yesterday by
A. R, Corey,, secretary, of the Iowa
Board of Agriculture. : The loss fig
ures $4,767,120. The loss from chol
era in 1915 was about one-fifth the
loss bv this disease in ' 1911 The
farmers in 1913 reported 2,709,876
hogs died of cholera. - The-loss fig
ured $27,098,760. The department re-
Jorted 9,361,882 hogs on Iowa farms
uly 1, 1915, as against 9,397,273 in
1913. The department did not collect
statistics for 1914, as these were in
cluded in the census. i
Private Banks Change. "
The' biennial reoort of the State
Banking department 1 for the period
ending June 30, 1916, now being pre
pared, will show that thirty-five
private banks have organized under
state supervision in the last two years.
there are now 1.Z19 state and liv
ings banks in Iowa tinder the Super
vision of the State Banking! depart
ment '.There were 115 new banks
organised in the last two years. Eight
state banks nationalised and two were
consolidated with others, so that the
net gain in number of banks in the
biennial period is lus. ,
State Officers, Want Building.
An office building to cost $300,000,
contemolated in the capitol extension
improvements, will be asked tor by
the state officials when the next leg
islature meets. The lawyers and the
justices of the supreme court want a
temple ot justice tor nousing tne su
preme court, law library and attorney
general s ottice.
Rockwell City Buildings.
W. J. Dixon, chairman of the state
board of control, has been in Rock
well City this week at the Woman's
reformatory site' planning the loca
tions of the twenty-eight buildings to
be erected there. Six buildings are to
he started this season as follows: Ad
ministration building, oatholoey build
ing, power house, service building ana
two cottages. : .
New Business Concerns,'
W. N. Snodgrass of Iowa Falls is
the president of three clothing com
panies vjhich incorporated today. The
Snodcrass-Bauman company, capital
ized at $15,000, will have a store at
Manson. AG. Bauman is secretary
of this company. The Snodgrass
Mann company,, also capitalized at
$15,000, will have a store at Man
chester. R. A. Mann is secretary of
this concern. The Snodgrass-Keister
company will have a store at Parkers
burg. This is also capitalized at $15,
000. F. J. Keiser is the secretary.
Cambridge Win. . i
Cambridge, Neb., July 88. (Special Tele
gram. ) Cambridge won a wlerd exhibition
of the national paetlm today from Beaver
City, II to 11. The game tied up Hol
brook, Beaver and Cambridge for flret place
in th Furnas County league. A Chautau
qua ataru here Saturday.
LOUISE P01D IS
STATE GOLF CHAMP
Linooln Woman Defeats Mrs.
3. T. Stewart in final . .
.". Sound. '
BREAKS COURSE RECORD
Miss , Louise Pound of the Lincoln
Country club is the first woman golf
champion of Nebraska. - . . ..
She won the title by defeating Mrs.
John T. Stewart, 2d., of the Omaha
Country club, 4 up and 3 to play, In
the final round at the Omaha Field ,
club, and in defeating Mrs. Stewart
set a new women's recoord for the
course. . , " - - "...
Both women played good golf, but
Miss Pound was by far the steadier.
Her game was almost mechanical,
and her putting better than that seen
in '. many masculine championship
matches. , . --. ...
Her score of. 88 for th eighteen
holes is two strokes better than the
former women's record for the Field
club course, a 90, made by Miss Pound
in her qualifying round.
The score follows:
Hiss Pound
Out ...I 4 7 1 4 4 1 I 441
In ...4 4 1 4 4 4 4 14171
Hr. Sttwart t
Out 4 I I T 4 I I 4 147
la ....... ;....jS 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 I II 88
' Comes From Rear. '
The Lincoln womsn came from the
rear and won after Mrs. Stewart had
taken an early lead. Miss Pound lost .
the first hole, but evened matters on
the second. Miss Stewart won the
third,' and Miss Pound the fourth.
Then Mrs. Stewart copped two
straight holes, and was 2 up when
Miss Pound started out. to make up
tor lost time.
Miss Found took the seyenth hole
in par, a S. The women halved the
eighth in 4s, and Mias Pound took
the ninth with a 4 when Mrs. Stewart
drove into the rough.
" That made them alt even at the
turn. Beginning the inside nine holes,
Miss Pound took the first three with
two 4s and a 3, halved the thirteenth
and fourteenth and ended by another
4 on the fifteenth.
Mrs. Stewart fought gamely, but
could not cops with the steady play
of her opponent Almost every bad
stroke Mrs. Stewart made during the
match coat her, a hole.' -
. . Mrs. Sweet Whit.
Mrs. Erneit Sweet of the Omaha
Field club won the second flight finals
from Mrs. Frank Russell, Prettiest
Mile, 4 up and 2. Mrs. W. E. Philby
of the Seymour Lake club won the
third flight from Miss Alice McKen
zie of the Field club, 1 op in nineteen
holes,
; First flight consolations were cap
tured by Mrs. L. S. Wernher, who
defeated Mrs. Karl Lininger, 3 up and
1. Second flight consolations went to
Mrs. Ray Rainbolt over Mrs. C J.
Merriam, 3 up and 2. In the third
flight consolations Mrs. W. R. Over
mire best Mrs. C. J. Zicbarth, 4 up
and 2. Extra consolation events were
won by Mrs. F. J. Despecher, Mrs,
A. S. Midlam and Mrs. L. S. Lord.
Part of Foot Torn Off
V By Threshing Machine
Fremont. Neb., July 28 (Special.)
Henry Muckendorfer, while operat
ing a separator on the farm of S.
Mitchell, near Dodge, ' suffered the
loss of a part of his right foot when
the member slipped into the machine
while it was in motion.
The machine became filled with
straw and in an attempt to relieve the
congested condition Mr. Mucken
dorfer stuck his foot into the opening.
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