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ROURKES TAKE OP,
BDT LOSE SECOND
' ; ' -...- , v
Borne . Buns by Schick and
Smith Put the Opener on
" Ice; Second Is Pitch
f ers' Duel.
Des Moines. It, July 1. (Special
Telegram.) Omaha won the first
. game here today 7 to 1 and dropped
the second 2 to 0.
Omaha got a on ran lead In the
first 'when Schick clouted ball over
1 the right fiekt fence for t home run.
i The Boosters evened . up in the
fourth on Ewoldta single and Burgs'
' p8or throw to first, which let Coffey
go clear to third. The boosters filled
the bases with none out in the sixth
when Ewoldt doubled. Moeller
walked and Hunter was safe on a
fielders choice. Moeller was out
when hit by batted ball which still
left bases full. Hartford popped to
Men, who doubled Ewoldt oft third.
' Smith Cleans Up.
Omaha filled the bases with none
'down in the ieghth. Brottem doubled,
Merz was hit by a pitched ball and
Krug walked. Schick walked .and
Brottem was forced in. Thompson
walked and Men scored.- Smith
knocked a home run and cleared the
bases. Dressen replaced Musser in
the ninth.
. Second Starta Tight t
In the second fjime Kallio and
Currie started out tn a pitchers dual,
pes Moines filled the bases without
. t hit, but Currie would not allow a
, score. Omaha filled the bases, in the
' fifth on three free pisses to first, but
failed to get a tally. Coffeys single,
Hartfords hit and Schicks poor throw
to third scored one for Des Moines
in the sixth. Sweeney fanned, but
took "first on a passed bail. -Spahr
singled to right scoring Hartford.
The game was . called at this time
so Omaha could catch a train. ' ?
Izzies Drop Pair to f
' Mile High City Gang
Denver, July L Dale's hitting nd
7 pitching, with good patting support
V from Wuffli and Butcher, enabled
Denver to take the first game and
Butcher's home ran with two on base
gave Denver the second victory over
Wichita. Butcher's home run was his
four in as many days. Today's tec
ond game was the fourteenth con
secutive contest in which he has hit
safely. Score, first game:
WICHITA. DENVER.
ABH.O.A.B. ABH.O.A.B.
TVeon.-f 4 S 1 OOekes.ot HIM
O'dwin.Sb 4
Jonee.U 4
Cer.r 4
Cooke.Sh 4
TaTli.u 4
Yarraa.ttL I
Whlte.lt t
tyone.p 1
1 t
111
1 S
t 4
0 OMIIIs.lb S tit S 0
t lB'tcher.lf ltt
1 SMeCo'k.rt 4
I tHtc'art,!b 4
S t
T OWuffll.lb 4
1 T
t t
t OSheiUM 4
t SDele 4
1 t'Kelleher 4
t t
IIS
- Uertman t t S t
Tbta1f.lt 411 11 I
. Totata..t 11111 S
Raa for VeCormtck In ninth.
Wichita S 0 t 14
Denver t t 1 0 0 S 14
Left an bettai Wichita, tt Denver, T.
(.orifice fly I white. Stolen baaea: Wuffli
(J).' Twe-be hltei Dale, Jonea. Double
pUyil Cooke to Jonea, Darle to Cooke to
ronee. seiea on ballai Off Lyona, 1.
Strack auti Br tjrona, Ti by Dale, I. Balk:
Lyons. H!t and earned rune: Off Lyons.
t and t In eight and one-third Innings; off
jtie, and l la nine innings. Timet 1:19,
Umpire: Buah. Score, aeoond game: 1
WICHITA.
DENVER
ABH.O.A.B.
AB.H.O.A.K,
TVeoo.rf t 1
SK'leher.s
Sill
Odwln,lb S t
Joaee.lh - 4 f.
Coir.rt t I
Coelte.lb 4 I
Pavis.es 4 1
Tarysn.a t
tvhlte.lf t 1
tOskes,cf
Mills,lb
'tcher,1f
0?cCo'k,rf
ts'ert.lb
tWuffllJb
OB'thol'y.o
Uanaer.p
Norman.p 1 1
S 1
vieinons.p l j a
Tuia..:s 111 I
TotaIs.. Jlirt
Wlehlta ...4 t t S t t
Denver, .... 1 t I 1 T
Left en bases: Wichita, I: Denver, T.
Saerlfloe files: Thomaaon, Coy, Norman.
Two-base hits: McCormlck, Oakes. Home
rune: Davis Butoher. Bases on halls: Off
Jformsa, It off demons, e: affMaaser. S.
Strurk out: By Norman. I: by Clenfons. 1:
by Manser, t. Hits and aarned runs: Oft
Norman, 4 and 1 In four and one-third In
ninga; off demons, 4 and In two and two.
thirds Innings; off Manser, S and I In aeven
Innlnie. Passed belli Taryan. Time: 1:10,
Cmplrs: Bush.
Tom Biodgett Reports
To Lincoln at Sioux City
Lincoln, July 1-Tom Blodget,
leading pitcher for the Omaha team
of the Western base ball league two
yean ago, reported to the Lin
coln club at Sioux City, his release
having been secured by purchase from
the Mobile club of the Southern as
sociation. He was purchased from
Omaha by the New York Americans
and farmed out to the Mobile club.
Chicago Speedway Gives
Ambulance to Red Cross
Chicago, July 1. The Chicago
Speedway Park association, which re
cently promoted the 250-mile automo
bile derby here, today announced the
' gift of a completely equipped ambul
ance and $S000 in cash to the Ameri
can Red Cross.
1 ' Sour Stomach. 1
This is a mild form of indigestion.
It is usually brought on by eating too
rapidly or too much, or food not
suited to your digestive organs.- If
you will eat slowly, masticate your
food thoroughly, eat but little meat
and none at all for supper, you will
more than likely avoid the sour
stomach without taking any medicine
whatever. When you have sour
stomach take one of Chamberlain's
ial'lcts to aid digestion.
; ' ' ' .. .
Split Even
Score, first garnet
OMAHA.
AB. X.
H.
O. A.
s s
Krug, as t 1
Schick, rf.... 4
Thompson, ef 4
Smith, If 4
Bradley, lb..... S
Burg, lb.; S
1
13
Cooney, lb...,. 4
Brottem, a. .......... 4
Men, p. , ... a . .... a. S
Totals... .....ts 7 4
DES MOINES.
AB. B. H.
11
0. A.
0 t
t
Cass, If 4
Ewoldt, 8b 4
Moeller, er.... ., S
Hunter, rf.;, S
Coffey, tb 4
Hartford, at 4
Sweeney, lb..... 4
npanr, a. ...... ...... 4
Matter, n S
Dreesea, p 0
Totals.....
1 11 It
Omaha ,...1 0 0 0 0 t & T
Dm MoIdm.. t 0 1 e t e 01
Horn roast Schick. Smith. Two-nh
tilt I , Ewoldt, Brottem. Sacrifice hltti
Moeller. Kmc. Stoles mm I Kmc. Left
ea basest Moines. 7 Omaha, lr Struck
out I By Hera, 1 1 by Musser. It by Presson,
I. .Baeee ea ball! ON Men, t off Musser,
l iff Dreseen, 1. Hi by pitched hall Br
Montr. Hen. jsanutu ran ana mini uri
Maaeer, 1 and 4 In sight Innings; aff Hera,
1 and 1 la Bine innings of uressen, none
and none In aha Inning. Charge defeat te
MiiiMi Credit victory to Men,, Denble
plays I Burg to llrug to Brottem to Burg
to Brottem, Men to Barf, Coon or to Km
to Bradley, Hartford to Coffer to Sweeney
(l). ximel sso. impirei Miner.
0AHA.
AB. K..BH. TO.
A.
e !
Krug, ee . ....... 4 0 I I
Shlok, rf I 0
Thompton, f... 1 1
nraitn, n .a o
Bradler. lb I 0
Bora. Sb. ....... t t
Cooney, tb t .
Shaw,
Carrie, p........ t , I :
ToUts.
...It e t
IS
DES MOINES.
AB. JR. BH. ro.
A.
1A
Caaa, S
Ewoldt. lb...... t
Moeller, ef.......
Hunter, rf...... t
Correy, .
Hartford, as.... t
Sweeney, lb...., t
npanr, ....... a
1
0
Kallio, p. ....... I
Totals..
.St
S 4
IS 11
Gams called with ana ant la sixth.
Omaha . 0 0 0
Pes MoUies.. .. ,.... S t t t I
Stolen aases I ' Tnompeoo. usn an pases i
Des Moines, St OmahaS. Struck otiti By
Currie, S by Kallio, o. juasea on aatisi vit
Currie, 4 1 aff Kallio, 8. Earned runs and
bits t Oft Kallio, none and I la alx Inning:
aff Currie, t and 4 in flva and one-third
Innings. Charge defeat to Currie. credit
victory to Kallio. Umpire l Miller. Timet
ins. .
Ducklings Drop Pair
' To Sioux City Tribe
f Sioux City, la July Lincoln
dropped both ends of a double-header
to Sioux City. 5 to 4 and U to 3. The
first was a duel between Grover and
Gregory. East was hit hard in the
afterpiece, Rader and Gilmore hitting
home rnns. bcore, first game:
LINCOLN. SIOUX CITT.
AB H.O.A.B. 'AB.H.O.A.A
Smlth.lb I I I I OOIlmore.lt I S'l 0,
Bayless.cf '1
Lobsr.lt t
Schm't.rf S
Orlffln.lb 4
Butlar.ss 4
Lamb,lb 4
Rohrer.o 4
Oregory.p I
0Rader.es 4 111
SWetsoa.rf 4 10 1
OCon'lly.lb tilt
1 IMu'ller.lb till
I OMorss.of 1110
I OHungo.lb I I 1 I
1 -OCrosby.o .4110
S IQrover.p 4 1 S I
114
.Totals. .11 I'll IT t Tota'ls..l51171l
One out when winning run scored.
Lincoln .............. .0 0 S I 0 S 4 1 04
Bloux City 0 1100111-4
Two-base hits: Mueller, Crosby, Three,
base kit: ailmore. Saorlflca hits: Mueller,
Rader. Stolen base: Connolly, Double
plays: Rader to Mueller, Bader to Hungo
to Mueller. Hits and earned runs: off
Orover, I and I In nine Innings; off Gregory,
It and 4 In nine Innings, Left en bases:
Sioux City,. Il Lincoln, I. Bases on belle:
Off Orover. I: off Gregory. 1. Struck outi
By Orover, I. Paased ball: Crftsby, Tlmsi
1:40. Umpires: MoOlIvray and Oaston.
Score, second garnet
LINCOLN. BIOUX CITT.
ABH.O.A.B. ABH.O.A.B
Smlth.lb I 1 I I lOUmors.lft 111
Baylees.cf I '
Lober.lf I
Sch'nrtt.rf 4
Orlffln.lb 4
Butler.es I
Lamb.Sb 4
Bohrer.o 4
Kast.p t
Slnk.p 1
9 4 Uader.es till
0 0Wat.on.rf till
t OCon'lly.lb I t It
4 OMueller.lbl I It 1
OMoiss.cf 1110
1 OHungo.lb 111
1 1 Crosby .0 4 111
1 OTorros.4 100
1 tTsdleco.p I t I
Totals.. II 1 14 11 t 'Totals. .11 10 IT II
Lincoln .... 0100000 1
Bloux City I I 0 1 4 0 11
Two-bass hits: Rader, nmitn. payieea.
Home runs: Rader, ailmore. Sacrifice
hits: Moras (I), Bader, Tedlsco, Connolly.
Stolen bases: Rader (1), Crosby. Doubts
play: Lamb to Orlffln to Lamb. Hits and
sarned runs: Off Xaat 10 and I In tour
Innings; off Sink, 4 and S In four Innings
eft Tedlsco. S and I. Basse on balls: Oft
Tedlsco, I; off Zlnk. 4. Lett on esses
Lincoln, T: Sioux City, I. Struck out: By
Tedtseo, 4; by Eet. 1; by Zlnk, l. Passed
ball: Rohrer. Hits by pitched ball: By
Zlnk, Mueller. Time: l:il. Umpires: Me.
Ollvray and Oaston. '
Match Play Against Old .
Colonel Bogey Is Staged
A large field turned out" for the
match oTay asjalnst bostey at the Field
club Saturday, scores v were as toi
lows:
M. T. Swsrta ...II 11 4 up
J. B. Aedfleld 1 II 1 down
C. R. Stuht 01 11 I up
J. W. Hughes l I I up
B. W. Mulligan ........ It 30 Kven
H. O 8teet 11 Kven
H. O. Oreenstreet .... tl 10 I up
O. H. Menold ........ It 10 I up
H. C. Kohn 11 II I up.
C, Bettotle II It I down
C. J. Belrd .......... 10 It Even
M. H. LeDouceucr .... II 1 It 1 down
A. Cahn It 1 down
A. Krug 14 13 1 down
W. O. Mrholeon !( II 4 up
C. M. Rl Herds II II 4 down
J. A. Abbott .......... It 14 1 up
M. T. Swans II 14 I up
8. B. Toung ; ft T 1 down
O. O. Llebrn IT , 11 1 down
r. W. Hals ' I 4 up..
a W. Calkins ........ IT 10 I down
E. K. Brando 10$ II T dow
H. W. Dunn ....10T ' , IT 4 down
E. R. Johnson II II I down
A. farmer It -II 4 up
D. H. Karrell l!l 14 I down
O. W. Shields It It I up
PIRATE CREW DROPS
PAIR-TO CINCINNATI
.
Pittsburgh Drawl Bat Six Hits
in Two Games and Sinks
Still Deeper in the
Cellar.
Cincinnati, July 1. Fred Toney
won both games from Pittsburgh here
today, holding the Pirates' to three
scattered hits in each game, Cincin
nati winning the first 4 to 1 and the
second 5 to 1. It was "Wagner day"
and the new manager of the Pitts
burgh's was given a warm welcome.
Score:
PITTSBURGH.
CINCINNATI.
AB.H.O.A.E.
AB M.U.A.E.
Carey.cf S
Pltler.lb S
Klng.rf S
OOroh.lb
OKopf.ss
ORoush.cf
OOrlfth.rt
0Nsal,lf
OMlteh'Mb
OShean.lb
OWIngo.c
OToney.p
111
Wsg'er.Ib 4
Hlnch n.lf S
Ward.ss I
fjehmldt.e I
M'C'thy.tb I
soobs.p S
Totals.. !T Hill Totals.. II Jl 1711 S
Pittsburgh 1 M t I M I 01
Cincinnati ...0 114 1 0 0 9 4
Two-base hits: Neale. Kopf (I). Three-
base hit: Kopf. Stolen bases: - Carey,
Kopf, Bhean, Neala. Double playa: Ward
to Fitter to Wagner, Jacoke to Ward to
Wagner, Bhean to Kept to Mitchell. Bases
on balls: Oft Jacobs, 1; off Toney, I.
Struck out: By Jacobs, 1; by Toney; S.
Umpires: Qulgley, Byron and Emails, Score,
second game:
PITTSBURGH. CINCINNATI.
AB.H.O.AE. AB.H.O.A.E.
Careyjof 4
0 OOreh.lh
1 0Kopf.es
ORoueh.cf
1 OOrlf'th.rt
lv0Thorp,lt
t OChaee.lb
1 OShean.lb
4 t
1
4
V 1
t
0
0
5 1
0
ritier.tb 4
Klng.rf 4
Wag'er.Ib 4
Hinoh'n.lf I
Ward.sa . I
Flseher.e t
M'C'thy.tb I
Steele, p I
OWIngo.o
1 S Tony,p
1
Totals.. SO lit I 0 Totals..ltlllT I I
Pittsburgh 00100000 01
Cincinnati 0 0 I 0 0 1 0 I --l
Two-baee hit: Roush. Three-base hits:
Thorpe, Orlfflth. Stolen base: ' Chase.
Double Play: - Kopf to Chase. Bases on
balls: Off Toney, 1. Struck out! By Steele,
i; by Toney, l, umpires: Qulrlsy. Byron
and Emslle.
llorceby and Doak Win. - '
Chicago. July 1. Roser Hornsby's hitting
and Doak's tine pitching, gave St Louis a
4 to 8 victory ovsr Chicago today. In the
final game ot the aeries. . Not a Chlcagoan
was able to reach aeeond base. Score:
ST. LOUIS. - CHICAOO. '
ABH.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
J.Hm'th.rf 4 11 oriack.rf 10 10
Balrd.ib till 0Mann.lt 4110
Long.lt 4
0 0 ODoyle.lb 4111
til OMerkle.lb 4 1 14
H' rnsby.se t
Crulse,cf 4
Millsr.lb 4
(lonsales.a I
110 OWIll'me.cf 4 0 t 0 4
Oil S OZelder.Sb t 1 t t
0 I 1 0 OWort'n.es I 0 t I
1 I S OEIllott.cf SS
Betssl,lb I
Posk.p
104 0Douglas,p 0 0 0 1
, "Wolter 10 0 0
10 I ST 14 OAldrl'ge.p 10 0 1
Totals.
. 'Ruther 100
Beaton, p
Totals.. 10 SITU 1
Tlm A .,.1. ,M .1.1.. t
Batted for Aldrldge In eighth.
St. Louis. I 0 0 0 0 04
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Three-base hit: Hornsby. Double clay:
Miller to Hornsby. Bases on balls: Off
Doak, It off Beaton, 1. ..Hits; Off Doug
las, i In three Irmlngs, Struck outi By
Aldrldge, 6; by Dosk, li by Beaton. 1. Urn-
pires: narrtscn ana fj way.
Brooklyn Takes First Sunday flame,
Brooklyn. July 1. The first 8undav arama
in ins rieuonai league on tne local grounds
In ten years was played here today with
Philadelphia for the benefit of the Militia
of Mercy and other war organisations before
a large crowd. Brooklyn was. I to I, by
rallying In the ninth and scoring two runs
after tne visitors had led by l to l. Score
PHILADELPHIA. . BROOKLYN,
AB.H.O.A.E. ABH.O.A.B
P'KeM.et 4 110 0OHon.es 4 0 t 1
B'croft.aa 41 OHM'y's.lb 4 1
Ptock,lt I 11 IH'k'an.cf 4 111
C'vath.rf lit OStengel.rt 1010
Wh'ted.lf I t 1 OWheat.lf 4 1 S t
L'd'us.lb I 114 OC'haw.lb 4 111
N'hoff.lb 4 0 11 OMorey.tb 4 111
Kllllfer.o 114 1 OJMevers.o 1111
L'ender.p I' 0 1 OMIller.o 0 0 0 0 0
Rlxey.p 0 OPfeffer.p 10 0 1
"Smyth 0 0 0 0 0
Totals. M 13111 0 ,
Totals. .11 T T 11
Stengel out for Interference and two out
when winning run scored,
'Kan tor J, Meyers in eighth.
Philadelphia .. 0 t I 01
Brooklyn ...... a A 1 t 0 13
Twa-base hit! Mowrey, Three-base hits:
Stock. Wheat Dtouble plays: Nlehoff to
Bancroft to Luderus, Cutshaw to H. Meyer,
Bancroft to Nteheff to Luderus. Bases on
balls: Oft Lavsndsr, li off Pfetfer, I. Hits:
Off Rlaey, 1, 1 run In one-third Inning.
Struc out: By Lavender, 4: by Pteffer, S.
Umpires: , Klem and Bransfleld. .
Foye Low Man in Scores
At Country Club'GoIf
W. T. Foye was low in the auali-
fying scores at the Country club Sat
urday,, with 75.
doraRue. Peters. McClure and
Creighton tied for sixteenth olace.
which was won on the draw by Mr.
aprague.
Drawings for match play are:
foye vs. Wskelsy.
F. Moraeman vs. I toe ford.
Stewart va. Xennedy.
Gilbert vs, McCord.
Clark vs. Roberts.
Pursy vs. Colpetser.
Msdden ve. Moraeman,
Reed vs. Sprague. e
Qualifying scores were:
w. Jf roye............,.....
TI- l-TI
100-1T-TI
l. f Clarke
J. T. Stewart.,,.,
TT. 4-TI
John Maddsn , t... IClT-Tt
Rraak Moraeman ll-IT-TI
Ouy Furey...... I4-10-T4
W. a Ollbert II-14-T4
A. L, Rerd... 14-11-74
U W, Wajkeley ll-:4-TI
W. B. Roberto ll-ls-TI
J. A. C Kennedy. .... ,, ... tl-ll-TI
K. M. MOreemaa.... tt l-TI
W. D. Hostord......... tT-10-TT
M. O. Colpetser.. IT-10-TT
W. H. McCord...... ... IT.20-TT
K. H. Sprague..., II- l-Tl
M. C Petore ., tt-ll-TI
A. A. McClure It- T-TI
E. A. Crelghton It- l-TI
Persistent Advertising is the Road
to success.
Standing o) Teams
WEST. LEAGUE. I NATL LEAGUE.
W. L. Pet W. L. Pet
Des Moines. 41 It .111 New Tork.. .31 31 .tit
Lincoln ....11 H.I7tPhlla IT 14 .tot
Joplln It SO.tMiChleago ....31 31.141
Omaha ,.,. II -517
St. L6uts...'.34 11 .111
Cincinnati ..31 IT .471
Brooklyn ...IT 11 .450
Sioux City.. It II .til
Denver ....II 11.471
St. Joseph.. 11 41 .111
Boston II IS .407
Pittsburgh ..II 40.144
AMER. ASS'N.
W. L. Pet
Indianapolis 43 IT .11
Wichita ....II 41.111
AMER. LEAGUE. I
W. L. Pct.l
Chicago ....41 11,(611
Boeton .....40 IS .tie
St. Psul 31 11.164
New Tork. .10 It .till Louisville
31. II .14
Detroit ....St 81 .6M Columbus .
IT 31.131
Cleveland ..it 14 .5001 Kanssa City. 11 11.111
Washlngtqn tt II .31 Milwaukee ..IT IT .421
Bt. Louis... .ti 40.!8!lTo!edo IS 41.40
Phlla, 21 II ,TT Minneapolis IT 40.401
Yesterday's Besults.
WESTERN LEAGUE. ,
Omaha, I ; Des Moines, 4.
Wichita, 11-1; Denver, 1-11.
Joplln, 11 ; Bt. Joseph. I.
Lincoln, I; Sioux City, 4,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, .; Brooklyn, 1-1.
Boston, I; New Tork, I.
Cincinnati, 4; Pittsburgh, I.
St Louis, 0; Chicago, I. r
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit, l-l; St Louis, 4-5.
Chicago, 1; Cleveland, 11.
Washington, ; Philadelphia, 144.
New Tork, I; Boston. 0.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo, T; Kansas City,' 11. ;
Columbus. I; St. Paul, 1.
Indianapolis, I; Milwaukee, t
Louisville, 4; Minneapolis. I.
Oamea Today. 1
Western Lelgue Omaha at Pes Moines,
Wichita at Denver, Joplln at St. Joseph,
Lincoln at Sioux City,
National League fit Louis at Chicago,
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
American League-Detrolt at Bt Juouie,
Chicago at Cleveland. '
TY COBB'S BATTING
CONTINUES TO CLIMB
" ' sssSBssSSsaaasssSB
Detroit and St. Louis Divide
Double-Header; Tigers Take
I Jst and "Humboys"
J u 'Second.'" ' -
, , DETROIT. ' ST. LOUIS.
' AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Bushes 4 0 4-1 OSIoan.lf 40100
Vltt.lb I
Cb.cf 1 4
Veaoh.ir I
H'lman.rf 4
Burns, lb 4
RJones.lb t
Stanaje.o I
Boland.p I
I OAuatln.Jb 4 0 0 1
OSlsler.lb 11(1
OPrattlb 4 7 S
0 OSevereld.4 4 111
0 ojaeob'n.rf 1 0
1 OM'aana.cf 1 t
OJ'neon.es I 0
1 'Shot ten 0
.Lavan.aa 0 0
Totals.
II I IT T 0Htm'ton,pl 1
Totasj..l 4 IT II
1 'Batted for Johnson In eighth. '.
Detroit ...I 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 41
Bt. Louis... ... 0 0 0 0 0 t 4 0
Two-bass hits: Sleler, Hamilton. Three
base hit:. Burna. Stolen basse: R. Jones,
Cobb. Double piaye: Johnson t Pratt to
Sleler, Johnson to Severeld to Prstt. Bases
on balls: Off Boland, li off Hamilton, I.
Struck out: By Boland, 1;. by Hamilton, f
umpires: jnoriarty, naiuu ana lonnouy,
Cleveland Takes It
Cleveland. O.. July 1. Although outbatted
two to one, Cleveland defeated Chicago, S to
4, this afternoon, scoring the winning runs
In ths eighth on a pass, Ctcotte's two wild
throws and Chapman a popular single, score
CHICAOO. CLEVELAND.
ABH.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.K.
L'beld.lf I
JC'llna.lf I
W'aver.lb I
KG'llnsJb 4
J'ckson.rt 4
Fslsch.ct I
OandlMb 4
Rlaberg.ee I
Lynn.o I
Clcotte.p . I
0Oransy.lt I
OCh'p'an.ss 4
08p'aker,cf I
IRoth.rf 4
OHarrts,lb I
OW'b'g's.tb I
0 Evans, lb I
OO'Neltl.o I
ODsberry.o 0
IMorton.p ' 0
OCoumbs.p I
Sehalk 1
-Billings
1
Totals..ltl3I410 1 "Howard
- lTotals..ll I IT IT
.Batted for Clcotte In ninth.
Batted tor Morton In third,
Ran for O'Neill in eighth.
Chicago .......1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1-
Cleveland .....1 0 0 t I I
Two-base hits: tFelsoh, Roth. Stolen
base: , Roth.' Double plays: Wambeganes
to Chapman to Harrla, Wambsganss to Har
ris to O'Neill, Bases 4ft balls: Oft Clcotte,
1; oft Coumbe, 1. Hits:.. Oft Coumbe, I In
six Innings. Struck out: By Cteotte, I: by
Morton, 1 1 by Coumbe, 1. Umpires: Owens
and Evens. '
Two Are Hurled Down .
Forty-Foot Embankment
Mrs. H. Soesraard. 3517 North
Twentieth street, and her son, Julius,
narrowly escaped death when the
auto they were in rolled down a forty
foot embankment near Twentieth and
Atwood streets, Sunday afternoon.
Both were pinned under the car. Mrs.
Soeeaard suffered a bruised right
ankle. Her son was uninjured.
Mrs. Soeeaard. who recently had
learned to drive, miscalculated the
distance when she attempted to make
the turn, gomg north on Twenteith
street. The speeding car hit a tele
phone pole, snapping off the aterring
wheel and headed for the steep em-
oankment. as it reached the edge,
it hit a tree and turned over twice be
fore reaching the bottom.
tiremen of a nearby barn who
her frantic screams rushed to her as
sistance and extricated the two with
difficulty. . ,' v
Whole Concern for Son.
Whrm rescued , Mrs. Soetaard's
whole concern was for her son. She
refuted to let firemen help her and
became hysterical for a while. Upon
being assured that her son was not in
jured she allowed firemen to carry
her up the steep Dank. .
Mrs. soegaard said she tried to con.
trol Ae car up to the last minute
"After the steering gear snapped off
I applied the brakes. The car slowed
up a little, but couldn't stop it. before
it went over the bank."
I coumn t Dear to think ot Julius
getting hurt," Mrs. aoegaard told re
porters. "Julius recently enlisted and
it would have been awful to have
Uncle Sam lose him that.wav..
"It certainly was the closest call I
or my son ever had.
CHEVROLET MAKES
FAST TIME0N 0YA1
Intrepid Louis Qualifies at 109
Miles Per Hour aijd Leads
i in Fight for the Pole
Position!
Driver Car Time M.P.H.
Ixuls Chevrolet Frontenao 41:1-5 109
Joe Thomas '.Mercer 41:1-0 107
Dava Lewis Hnaklns
Bpeoto.1 41:1-1 107
Kddle Hearne.. Trnesenborf 48:1-1 101
tommy Milton fiercer 44:1-8 101.
Pete Henderson..... .Duesenberg 44)S-S 101'
Jerry MiWKa.....i...Pueeenberg 45 100
Omar Toft .....Ogren 48 100
Andy Burt .....Omar
i Special 4 9S
Erbea . Special 44:1-8 7
By Fre4 3. Hunter.
By whizzing around the saucer at
the di'tzy clip of 109 miles an hour,
Louis Chpvrol?t, intrepid Frenchman,
qualified his "1,600-pound Frontenac
yesterday afternoon and leads in the
fight for the pole position in the third
annual Omaha Speedway classic, July
Louis turned his qualifying lap in
41 and 2-5 seconds, few in the grand
stand , realized the , terrific rate at
which he was traveling. --His lap was
just two miles an hour than Ralph
Mulford's i record-breaking lap last
Chevrelet has two more chances to
qualify and he hopes to better Mul-
ford'i mark.
Jtie Thomas in a Mercer and Dave
Lewis in a Jttoskins special, are tied
for second position in th elimination.
Tii ."..! e. i ii
oom negotiated a lap m i ana 6-3
seconds, an average of 107 miles an
hour.
Hearne Ranks Fourth.
Eddie Hearne with a Duesenbersr.
ranks fourth with an average of 103
miles per hour and Walter Haines in
a Mercer is fifth. He qualified at 102
miles per hour.
lommy Mi ton. desoite the fact
that he is psing a block which must
be changed before the race, qualified
his Duesenberg at 101 miles oer hour.
Baby Pete Henderson, Duesenberg,
ana warry Mason, Ogren. both ouali-
tiea at iuu miles an hour. Omar Jolt
and Andy JJurt fell below the century
!. !.. li I- . I . t "
insrK, oui nope to equat u in ineir
suDSequent attempts.
Fourteen Cars Out. ,
Fourteen cars w,ere out on the track
yesterday and they gaye the Sabbath
customers plenty of excitement.
Joe Thomas and Walter Haines
with their yellow Mercers and Tom
my. Milton and Pete Henderson in
their" Duesenberg's provided the most
thrills, first Milton and Henderson
got into a tantrle. which lasted
through fully, a dozen laps, during
wnicn time tne cars never separated
more than six feet. Then Thomas
and Haines clashed and a moment
later Milton and Henderson got
mixed up with the same , brush. The
four cars traveled in a bunch for sev
eral laps, first one leading and then
tne other, and the customers got a
touch of what race dav will be like.
The eliminations will be continued
this afternoon and Tuesday. All of
the drivers who qualified yesterday
will make attempts to better their
time ana inose ' wno nave not had
their trails wiJL make their first at
tempts, a ne practise starts at
o'clock.
Josies Win Both Ends of
Dpuble-Header From Miners
St. .Tosfntl. fv. Tnlw 1.3r Tneenti
look both games of a douple-header
from Joplin today, 9 to 1 and 13 to 4.
Adams allowed two hits, both in the
fourth tnnmg, first game, and 5t JO'
.. r r . v -
acpn won. .score, nrsi game:
JOPLIN. BT. JOSEPH,
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E
Oevore.lf
4 0 14 OM'Cabs.cf 4 I S I
Dalton.et
Lamb.lb
Meti.lb
Horsn.rf
C'ckrn.lb
L'd'm'e.ss
Monroe.o
Sanders.p
t i
1 I
010
1
I
0 1
1 I
I 4
ODIlts.rr 4
OM'Cl'ln.lb I
oKh'm.lt I
IMoore.e 1
OK'tl'Ub I
lHenry.lb S
OShsy.ss S
0 Adams, p S
t
114
I 0
U'ltner.p
I 1
Z.Z.Z.
Totals. .11 11 IT IS 1
- Totals. .31 III I l
Joplln I0S1SIIS 01
8L Jossph 1 I 0 I I 1 1 I I
Struck out: By Adams. I; by Banders,
none; by Otltner, I. Bases on balls: off
Bandars, T. Hits and sarned runs: Oft
Adams. I In one Inning; off Bandera, I In
seven Innings; off Qtltnsr none in one In
ning. Hit by pitched ball: tteore, Wi'd
pitches: Bandera, I. Stolen baeei Henry.
Sacrifice hits; Adsms, HartselL Two-bees
hit: Lsmb. Three-base hits; Heran, MoClel
lan (1). Double prv: Lamb to Mets. Left
on bsses: St. Joseph, It Joplln, 1. Earned
runs; Bt. Joseph, I; Joplln, 1. Umpire; Shan
non, Time: 1:11. .
JOPIN. ' ST. JOSEPH.
AB.H.O.A.E. ABHO.A.E.
Devore.lf 1114 IMTabe.cf I I I I 4
Daltonxt
Lamb.lb
MetUb
0Dllls.rf .
IM'C'ln.lb
IKlrh'm.lf
1 Moore. e
OHarta'l.lb
OHenry.rb
3hay,se
OHovllk.p
Horan.rf
Coeh'n.lb
Llnd're.ss
110 I
Collins, e
111
M'Ora'r.p
111
, Totals.. II 4111 I Totals!! It II 14 11 4
Joplln i. ...... .4 4 4 4 04 04
St. Joseph I I 1 t I S II
Struck outs By Hovllk, I. Baaea an
ballai Oft Hovllk. I; off UeOranor, I.
Hits andi sarned runs: Oft Hovllk. 4 and 4;
off lioQranor, II and 11. Stolen bases:
Shay (1), McCabe, Henry. Sacrifice hits:
Klrkham. Hovllk Horan. McClellin (1).
Two-base hits; Lamb. Klrkham, McCabe.
Three-base hit: UcClellan. Double play:
Hsnsell to Henry. Ieft on bssee; St, Jo
seph, !: Joplln, 4. Karned runa: ' ft Jo
seph, 11; Joplln, 4. Umpire: -Shannon.
Time: 1:11.
, I TfF--
TUG-O'-WAR IS WON
BY. DENVER COPPERS
Mile High City Police Team
Defeat Omaha Champion
Pollers in One Hour 1
, Forty-One Minutes.
Denver, July1 1. (Special Tele
gram.) Omaha lost the champion
ship of the United States here last
night inthe tug-'o-war contest be
tween its police force team and a team
selected from the Denver police
force. 1
It was nearly midnieht when the
contest ended, following a steady pull
tor.onen -tir, forty-one minutes and
thirty-nine conds.
Two prev.'.us contests have hee
held by the opposing teams. Denvir
won the first in one hour and fifty-
seven minutes and in a return match
at Omaha on April 27, the Omaha
team won the pull in eight minutes
and a half.
In tonight's contest the visitors won
a lead of nearly eight inches at the
start, which they held for thirty min
utes. They gradually increased their
lead t sixteen! inches before the end
of the first hdur. The Omaha men
blundered by merely sitting down on
their advantage for many minutes,
during which the local team rested.
Finally, starting in to regain what
they had lost,, successfully, suddenly
and without warning they worked the
ribbon by three long, steady pulls to
within less than three feet of their
opponents' goal to the starting point.
The ribbon remained at the starting
point tor aoout ten minutes, when
Umaha secured another few inches.
They had then been pulling one hour
ana seven minutes. Denver from that
time watched closely to secure every
advantage, finally starting the pull
tnar enaea the contest. t
Medal Play Golf Match
At Happy Hollow Club
An eighteen-hole handicap medal
play contest was held at Happy fol
low Saturday, the eight players re
turning the lowest net scores qualify
ing for a prize presented by Dr. H.
p. iemere. following are the scores
Gross.
pdep,
Net.
Oeorge M. Graham
W. b Palmatler..
ti
91
IB fc
13
I
I
11
II
14
14
II
,11
71
78
II
II
81
IS
88
81
81
C. B. Moser....
3. w. Campbell
V. R. Gould...
B. R. Perfect..
II
14
17
II
C. C. Sadler IS
B. E. MeCague... IT
W. O. Fuller. .......... .101
L. M. Holllday
IS
The five olavers with net scores of
83, tied for the last three places and
were drawn to play as follows: B. E.
MeCague (11) against L. M. Holliday
(12), C. C. Sadler (8) against W. G.
Fuller (14). ..
These two pairs play in first round.
The balance of draw is: G. M.
Graham (12), plays the winner of
oauicr-f uiicr lie. j. vy. vampDeu
against V. K. uould (llJ.'W. E. Fal.
C. B. Moser (6), plays winner of
Holliday-McCague match.
In the match play for the trophy
presented by W, L. Carey: C. B.
Moser (7),beat B. H. Meile (8), 3
and 2.V E. T. Manning (S), beat H. C.
Woodland (IS), 2 and 1. A. H. Bew-
sher (6) beat W. McAdam (17.), 3 and
i. a. w. caraer beat Harry A.
TCoch (6). 1 uo. while tie e&mts were
played between F. C. Builta (14) and
r.
B. Weonner .12. and L. R. Wilsrtn
(11), 13. N. Robertson (14) in the
same contest.
In the second round of play for the
nowara uooanch trophy: John W,
Parish (8), beat A. E. Houghton (12),
3 and 2. B. H. Meile (9). beat Yale
Holland (14), 3 and 1. J. W. Camp
bell won from C. C. Sadler by default.
J. J. Fitzgerald (5), beat L. R. Wil
son 4 and i.
In the monthly competition for
June, the following were the lowest
eight net scores returned and will
play at match play with the following
nanaicaps:
v Gross.
w. H. Dale , II '
William McAdam IS
Hdcp. Net,
14
12
18
Tfals Holland 14
uuy fciggeu SI
Belwyn Doherty. ........ IB
V. It. Oould IS
W. G. Fuller. ........ ...101
A, P. Murtagh.. 4
15
14
II
11
14
Melady MaVericks Chalk
Up Win Against Merchants
Johnny Dennison's battling Mave
ricks took the Polish Merchants down
to a trimming Sunday, by the' score
of J to 1. Tom Sullivan allowed but
one hit. The Merchants pulled off a
triple play in the seventh inning. Fast
fielding by Ryan, Minikus and Stel
mock featured. Score; .
M. MAVERICKS. P. MERCHANTS.
AB.H.O.A.E. ABH.O.A.B.
Stengls.et I
4 10 1 Stsv'k.Sb 4 1110
Sl 0Sterck.se 40141
111 0Badura.1t 4 0 0 0 1
114 OOlrse.lb 4 0 10 1
14 0 OWe'msr.lb 1 0 I t i
Wolf.ef X
Den eon, rf S
M'lkus.2b I
8utej.lt 4
W'htler.lb 4
Rysn.ee I
Tre.ry.jb 4
R'h'berg.e I
111 0 IBans.cf
10 10 0
114 1 Sonny, o
0 10 OTsrgy.rf
0 11 ORonca.p
1 0 4 0 0
I 0 I 1
I 0 1 I 0
Sulllvan.p 1011
Totals. .14 11411 4
Totals. .11 I IT II 4
Mavsrtcks I 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 I
P. Merchants. ..0 4 0,0 1 0 0 0 01
Two-base hits: Ryan. Stolen bases: Den.
nlson, ButeJ, Wschtler. Struck eut: By
Sullivan ; by Ronra. I., Bases on balls:
Off Sullivan, 1; off Ronca, 1. Triple play;
Targy to Wemmer to Oiggs. teft on bases:
Mavericks, 10; Merchants, I. Umpire: Me
Andrews. ...
TRIM G.' 01 PLAYERS
Republicans Take Short End of
21 to 22 Score in Annual
House Ease Ball
. Contest. '
Washington, July 1. In the pre-
ence of President Wilson, members
of the cabinet and other high officials,
the house of representatives demo
cratic base ball team yesterday de
feated the republican team, 22 to 21 in
a benefit base ball game for the Red
Cross. ,
The game fasted three hours and
twenty-three minutes and netted
about $3,000 in cash and many thou
sands of laughs. Only forty-five er
rors were made by the two teams,
leaving the old record of fifty-six
undisturbed, but leaders of both sides
pointed out that not a ball was caught
by an outfielder on either team, a
showing never duplicated in the many
house base ball contests.
The democrats came from behind
for their victory. Representative
Gard of Ohio, started a batting rally
in the sixth inning with the score
13 to 6 in the republicans' favor and ,
wit Representative Mudd of Maryr
land, an old college pitcher, mowing
down democratic batters regularly.
pMHBeeB--
photopi!ays.
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; IN
"THE SERPENT'S
TOOTH"
Tuesday EMMY WEHLEN
Robert Warwick
IN
'The Silent Master"
Tuesday Mary Pickford
L.ast 1 imes 'today
DOROTHY PHILLIPr.
IN '
"FIRES OF REBELLION"
MUSE.
FANNIE WARD
, . -IN-"Her
Strange Wedding"
RUTH ROLAND, in
"THE NEGLECTED WIFE"
AMrSEMENTH.
COOL, COSY, COMFORTABLE
TAYLOR TRIPLETS
In The Manly Art of Self Defeat
RAY, BRUCE AND FAY
THE Wop' Busy Day
LEWIS AND LEOPOLD
Mrry Men From SongUnd
COX FAMILY
Singing, Dancing, Comedy
FEATURE PHOTOPLAY
EARLE WILLIAMS
AND
DOROTHY KELLY
IN
"THE MAELSTROM"
A Detective Story in Fiv Act.
EMPRESS GARDEN
OMAHA'S FINEST RESTAURANT
AND AMUSEMENT CENTER
MLLE. MARION
IN CLASSIC DANCES
ASSISTED BY MARTINEZ RANDALL
m HELEN McCORMACK
.Il,.,.l2,lnraent "Entertains"
ADAMS So Different JAZZ BAND
BASE BALL
OMAHA VS. LINCOLN
JULY 2, 3. 4, 4
i ROURKE PARK
Monday, July S, Ladles' Day.
Wednesday. July 4. Two Games. Morning
CaUe'd af SMS.' A,tern00
Box Boats at Barkalow Bros,
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