THE OMAHA MONDAY. JULY 17, 1S22.
"Red" Faber Holds Yanks to 3 Hits and Sox Win, 4 to O-Cards Shut Out Giants
? , , 9 ?
Shift in New York
Lineup Fails to
Stop Chicago
Yaryan, Former Catcher for
Wichita, Smacks Out Home
Run Bush Yields
Seven Hits.
Shuts Out Yankees
New York. July 16. A hift in
the Yankee lineup failed to check
the team's losing itreak. "Red"
Faber holding the New Yorker to
three hit while the White Sox hit
Buh opportunely and won their
aecond itraight, 4 to 0.
Score:
CHICAGO. NEW YORK.
ABU PO A AH H PO A
Johnwn.ii 4 0 4 IWItt. rf 4 0 4 0
Mulligan, lb 4 0 8 IPlpp, lb
Collins, lb 4 t 4Rutb. It
4 11 OMeueel. rr
4 1 OSchang, o
t I OWard. 2b
4 11 neieott,
JIT MeNkllr. tb
Hooper, rf
Mosul, ef
rik. if
Shesly. lb
Ysryse, e
Psksr, p
Totals
IIS iBuah. P
aShlnner
II T it lOMurrey. p
4 Oil 0
4 110
4 0 10
114 0
I 0 I I
10 11
10 14
10 0 1
100
00
Totala 10 11710
tBatlad far Bush In eighth.
Chlesge 001 101 ODD 4
New Tork 000 000 0000
Summary Runs: Hoopar (J), Moatil,
Taryan. Erroa: Jnhnaon, Mulllaan. Col
Una. Two-baea hlta: Moatil (11. Horn
rum; Yaryan, Hooper. Sarrlflcea: Ward,
Falk. Double playa: Johnaon, Colllna
and 8haly. Left on baaes: Niw York
Chlrags 1. Bases on balla: Off Fsber
1. Struck out: Hv Bund t. by Faber 7,
by Murray 1. Hlta: Oft Buah 1 In . off
Murray nona In 1. Losing pitcher: Buah.
Umpire: Dlnaan and Evans. Tlma of
am: 1:S.
Browse Blank Senators.
Wsshlngton. July II Davla held Wash
ington to ftvs scattered hlta. St. Louis
wlnnlnf tha aecond (sine of tha series, 1
K . ncore
WASHINGTON.
AB.H.O.A.
Buah. lb !! 0 T
Peckgh, aa 4 1 1
Rloa.cf 10 1
Judge, lb
Brower, rf
Hhanka. If
4 1 17
4 1 0
1 1
41
10 1
10 0
T. LOUIS.
AB.H.O.A
Oarber.ee 111
Tobln. rf 1110
Staler, lb 111
Wlll'ms. If 11 1
M'Ma's. lb 4 I I 4
Jae'b'n. ef 4 S a
Bev eld, e I a si Harris. ID
Xlle're, lb 41 tPionlch. o
Davla, p 4 10 lljobnson. p
Total It 17 10 Total 30 (1711
Score by Innings:
St. Louie .".001 000 000 1
Washington 000 000 0000
Summary Rune: Oerber, Tobln Errora:
Oerber, Pecklnpaugh. Tho-baae hlte: Mc
Manua. Severeld. Stolen bases: Staler (2).,
Sacrlficea: Slaler. Buah. pouble plays:
Oerber to McManua to Staler; Davla to
Sliler to Severeld. Left on baaea: St.
lunula, : Washington. 7, Baaea on balls:
Off Johnson, S: off Davla. 1. Struck out:
By Davla, S. Balk: Davla. Umpires: Htlde
brand and Morlarlty. Time: 1:38.
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2rAjwL' 1 JT-Cxrfaw t'i vja 1
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I
Grand Island Lose.
Grand Island, Neb, July 1. Lincoln
took the final game of the series here
today from Mrantt Island, 4 to 1. Both
Bailey and 'Four were In great! form.
Score:
LINCOI,!. . I GRAND ISLAND.
AB.H.O.AI AB.H.O.A.
Zlnker, tb 3 0 1 II Roben, rf 3 13 0
Carrlr, ef 4 11 01 Brewer, lb 4 10 1
Dye, aa 4(1 4l Speaker, cf 4,1 1 0
Gibson, rf 4 1 1 01 Pa Here. If 4 10 0
' Conkey, 3 1 1 Pierce, lb 4 0 11
Bool, It 4 11 0Kranda, 3b 3 0 0 1
McCoy. Jb 3 1 OlMeta. aa 3 114
Carr, lb 1 5 1 Roberts, 0 4 0 11 1
Bailey, p 3 0 0 2; Foulk, p 4 0 0 1
Total 30 17 Totals 33 (27
Score by innings:
Lincoln 000 020 1014
Grand Island 000 000 0101 1
Summary Runa: . Gibson, Bool, McCoy,
Carrlg, Brewer. Errors: Zlnker 1). Pierce
. Home run: Conkey. Three-base hit:
wctoy. two-base nits: Falmatiere, Roben.
Saeriflcee: McCoy. Conkey. Basea on balls:
Off Bailey, 1; off Foulk. 3. Stolen bases:
Bool. Double plays: Met to Brewer (2).
Struck out: By Bailey. ; by Foulk, 10
Hit by pitcher: By Bailey (Kranda). Left
.0(1 baaea: Lincoln, 4: Grand Island, 8.
Earned runs: Lincoln, 3. Umpire: Johnson.
V Blur Rally and Win.
Hastings, Neb., July 18. Beatrice won
fiom Hastings here todac, 9 to 6, after
overcoming a four-run lead gained in the
first rajilng. Buckmnstrr blew up in the
fifth inning and allowed six ruas.
Score:
BEATRICE. I HASTINGS.
AB.H.PO.A.
Peine.. 2b t 1 4 2
Kirchner S 2 10 1
Wlg'ina, rf 3 1 Oj
Bowm.. cf 4 1 1 0
Mooney, if 4 1 1 0
Ijuinn. ss 4 1
AB.H.PO.A!
Pizer. 2b 10 2 1
Gaugh., as 4 3 0 2
amen, cr 4 110
Tomes, It 4 1 1 1
Moeller, lb 4 1 11 1
Parkef, 8b 3 1 0 lCrann. rf 3 0 10
unger. c 4 0 3Willeta, c 3 1 0
MrKee, p 3 1 3 3Buckma., p 1 0 0 2
- Wig1ngt., p 3 1 0 0
Totala 35 ;7131Echter., 2b 2 0 0 2
' Totals 33 8 27 10
Score by Innings:
Beatrice 001 060 200
Hastings 400 010 1006
Summary Runk: Deiaguerra, Kirchner
(3). Wiggins, Bowman, Mooney, Parker
(3), McKee. Plaer, Gaughan. Tomes. Zei
genbein, Wltlleta (2). Errors: Crann,
McKee. Home run: Tomes, Zeigenbein.
Two-base hits: Willets. Sacrifice hits:
VViggen. Bases on balls: Off Bur k mas
ter, S; off McKee, 3. Double plays: Kirch
Iner to Bowman. Triple play: Quinn to
Deiaguerra- to Kirchner. Runs and hits:
Off Buckmaster, 7 and 8 in 5: off Wlg
ginton, 2 and 1 in 4. Struck out: By
McKee, 4; by Buckmaster, 2; by Wig
Klnton, C. Left on bases: Beatrice, 2;
Hastings, 3. Wild pitch: Buckmaster.
Earned runs: Beatrice, 6; -Hastings, 6.
Umpire: Smith. Time: 1:50.
Falrbury Wins Swatfeat.
Falrbury, Neb., July 16. Falrbury won
ft awatfest from Norfolk, 10 to 6, here
today. It was home run day. Relchle hit
tv.-o, Rbuse three and Marr one. Score:
FAIRBURY. I NORFOLK.
AB.H.O.A. AB.H.O.A.
Rooney, ss 4 1 J 71 Ath'ton, aa 4 2 0 3
Cleve'd, 3b S 1 0 S Mitch'l, 3 0 3 1
M'D'ott, rf S 2 1 OiMarr. 3b 3 113
Relchle. It M t STciarke, c 4 2 6 2
Wlm'.h. lb 3 3 13 llRonee.lt 4 3 3 0
Uood'n. 2b 4 1 6 4Dldier, rf 2 110
Blisa. cf 4 3 3 0 Rider, rf 10 0 0
0'Con'e.r. c 3 0 1 0 Gravea, cf 4 0 11
Jenney, p 4 1 lfHag'ty. lb 4 1 10 0
Woltolk, p 0 0 0 0 Federle. p 2 1 0 0
Barnett, p 1 0" 0 2
Totala 37 15 37 161
Total 33 11 24 12
Score by Innings:
Norfolk .....000 201 002 5
falrbury 023 011 12x 10
Summary Runa: Rooney (!), Cleveland,
McDermott (S), Relchle 2j, Wimbush (3),
Goodwin, Marr, Clarke, Rouse (1). Errors:
Mitchell, Clarke, Hajerty. Home runa:
Relchle 3). Rouse 13), Marr. Three-base
hlta: Wlmbush (2). Two-base hits: Bliss
2). Jenney. Didler. Federle. Sacrifice:
Mitchell. Bases on balls: Off Jenney, 3;
off Federle, 1; off Barnett, 1. Stolen
baaea: Rooney, Cleveland, Goodwin.
Double playa: CleVeland to Goodwin to
Wlmbuah; Bboney to Goodwin to Wim
buah; Wimtnish to Rooney to Jenney;
rievaennd to Goodwin to Wlmbush; Ath
rton to Mitchell to Hagerty. Runa and
bits: Off Jeaney, i runs, 10 hits In 8
Inninga; off Wolfolk, so runs, 1 hit In 1
Inning; off Federle. ( runs. 10 hlta In 4
Innings; '.'f Barnett, 4 runs, S hits in 4
innings, i ..ruck out: By Jenney. 1; by
Wolfolk. 1; by Federle. 3: by Barnett. 1.
Kit by pitched bail: Rooney by Barnett.
Umpire: Whaaler. Time: 3:10.
WT"11 a Ta aah.
wiuard tatered zd,uuu
to Fight Bill Brennan
T A 1-- T..1-. 1: A..AI
ization to offer Jess Willard $25,000
with privilege of 30 per cent of the
gross receipts less the state tax, to
meet Bill Brennan of Chicago, was
conveyed by wire to the sporting
editor of the Evening Express here
today from Silvey - Barnes, match
maker from the Oakland Athletic
association . of Jersey City. The
message said the club will post the
guarantee for Willard 20 days in
advance in full, and that any date
tuitable to illard will suit the club.
7 he Bee Want Ads are. best busi
aess boosters.
State Leaguers
Topped by Reichle
Fairbury Slugger Individual
Swat Star While Fairbury
Is Heavy Hitting Team.
Lincoln, July 16. Reichle, heavy
hitting batter of the Fairbiyy base
ball club, emerged victor in individ
ual batting for the first half of the
league season, according to official
averages of the Nebraska State
Baseball league.
Fairbury is team winner in team
batting, while Norfolk tops the list
in team iielding during the same
period, the official statistics show.
Reichle's achievement is the result
of play in 59 games in which he ap
peared 238 times at bat. He scored
51 runs, made 86 hits for a high
average of .361. His record shows
a compilation of eight home runs,
three three-baggers, 15 two-base hits,
two sacrifice hits and seven stolen
bases. His rise to first olace in
the final average of the first half
of the season was watched with in
terest by fans in every town of the
league circuit.
Gibson of Lincoln placed second
in batting with an average of .348.
Speaker of Grand Island was a close
third with .347. Bowman of Beat
rice brought up in fourth place with
a count pf .343.
Missouri Valley
Net Meet Soon
The Omaha Field club tennis
courts are being repaired for the
comirig Missouri Valley tennis
tournament which is scheduled for
the Field club the week of July 24,
The Missouri Valley tourney is the
only tennis tournament staged in
this section of, the country sanctioned
by the National Lawn Tennis asso
ciation. Because of the importance of the
coming tourney tennis players from
the Pacific coast will compete for
the court laurels.
The first entry from California is
that of Miss Jessie Grives, weman
champion of Los Angeles. Mfes
Grives has entered the singles and
the mixed doubles, being paired in
the latter with . E. R. McCormick,
Omaha tennis champ.
Frk St. Onge to Visit
Omaha With His Bike
Fred St. Onge, famous bicyclist
and advocate of cycling, will be in
Omaha next week in interest of the
cycle sport, according to James Van
Avery, who represents the National
Cycle Dealers association in this
city. ' St. Onge's itinerary includes
all the large cities, which he visits
for a week at a time.
Anderson Wins Singles
Tennis Championship
Toronto, July 16. Frank T. An
derson of Brooklyn, N. Y., former
American iifdoor tennis champion,
won the - singles championship of
Canada today by defeating Robert
Baird of Toronto, in the final round
in straight sets, 6-3, 6-4, 6-3.'
Links Sell Scott
to St. Louis Cards
Lincoln. July 16. Sale of Kenneth
Scott, Lincoln State league ball.)
pitcher to the St, Louis National
league club was confirmed here on
receipt of a telegram from Branch
Rickey, of the Cardinals, approving
the terms, icott, who is a six
footer and righthand thrower, was
obtained from the disbanded Ta
coma (Washington) club. He has
the distinction of pitching the only
no-hit-no-run game, in the State
league this season. He will remain
with Lincoln until September.
Elmer Griffin Wins
Oregon Tennis Title
Portland, 0e. , July 16. Elmer
Grimn of San frrancisco won the
men's singles title in the Oregon
state tennis tournament Saturday,
defeating Herbert Suhr, also of San
rrancisco, 6-1, 6-3, 12-10.
Miss Mayme MacDonald of Seat
tle, four times holder of the women's
state championship, successfully de
fended it in the final match this
afternoon, defeating Mrs. J. C.
Cushing of Berkeley. Cal., 6-2, 6-4.
Sephastos1Winner
of Empire City Derby
Empire City, N. Y., July 16 St
phastos won the Empire City derby
today, covering the mile and a quar
terin 2:07 and defeating Letterman
by two lengths.
Firm Friend finished third, but
was disqualified and that place given
to Lally, the only other starter. The
race was worth $6,550 to the winner.
Dan Moeller to Manage
Hastings Ball Club
Hastings. Neb.. Tulv 16. (Spe
cial.) Dan Moeller, outfielder with
Des Moines last year and five years
with the Washington Senators, was
today anstalled as manager of the
Hastings league team. He suc
ceeded Harry Smith, who is con
sidering several offers.
Skokie Scores
SafeorOut,
Q. Are there any player In major
league games who bat cross handed?
A. Nose of whom I know. Occasionally
on beajlna that way but he nsnally
changes Ma atria.
Q. Umpire waa behind the bat and
the tall which waa thrown home, glanced
from tha catcher to the umpire. Ho ad
vanced the runners. Waa that right?
A. The ball waa la play wheal It hit
the amplra and the rutners did not have
ta be advanced. They could aw be ad
vanced arbitrarUy.
a If tha batter la Uilt by a pitched
ball which ha doea not attempt to dodge
should he- be given a base?
A. It dpenda aa what tha ampire
think. I saaOly he should aot be girea
aae.
Q. Batter hits a home ran over the
fence and fail to touch first. I it a
honfb ran?
A. not If the fielding aide dis
cover the blander and analm the pat eat.
Q. Banner on third with two out.
Batter atrtkee at the aecond strike aa the
runner atarta home. ,Tbey catch the
runner between baaea and finally the
catcher blocks him without tha ball in
bta hand. The umpire eays the run counts.
If - It doea It wins the game. Was h
right?
A. I eheakf say yea. The catcher has
mm right t Work the ranaer if be doe
aot have the bail la hia poisreslea.
Laurie Avtnn. Chicaeo 299
John Farrell, New York.... ,'....299
Bob MacDonald, Chicago 300
Joe Klrkwood, Australia 300
xChick Evans, Chicago 301
Eddie Loo. Chicago 301
Abe Mitchell, England 303
C. VV. Hackney, Atlantic City ...303
Clark Hoffner. Philadelphia 305
Harry Hampton. Detroit 305
Willie Ogg. Worcester, Mass ...305
Bmmett French. Youngstown, 0 305
xJeses Guilford, Boston 305
xFred Wright, jr., Los Angeles 306
i Willie Hunter, England 306
306
306
307
..307
..307
..303
..808
..308
..308
..309
..309
..309
..311
..311
..312
..3rs
..313
..312,
..113
..313
Cyril Hughes. Lancaster. Pa...
James Barnes, New York
Jack Burke, St. Paul
Lloj-d Gullickson,, Dekalb, 111...
Robert Cruikshamc, New Tork.
Alfred Hackbarth. Chicago
Tom Kerrigan, New York
Oeorga Kerrigan, New York...
George Bowden, Cincinnati ...
xh. K. Johnston. St. Paul
Al Watrous. Detroit
Pat O'Hara, New York
Tom Harmon, New York.......
Chick Frazer. St. Paul
P. O. Hart. Marietta, O
Cyril Walker, New York
J. Turnsa. ' New York .'
William Creavey, Kansas City.
George McLean, New York.....
Jack Blakeslee. Delaware......
George Martin, Santa Barbara 313
jrrea f ora, iuuu city 315
Frank McNamara, Ortega, Fla. 315
Mortla Dutra, Delmonte, Cal 315
John Cowan, Boston 315
Otto Hackbarth, Cincinnati 315
Frank Kennett, Chicago..... 315
Aleo Campbell, Cincinnati 31
Larry Nabholtz, Lima Ohio 317
Charles Thom. New -York 317
Tom Berld, New York 319
xFrank Godchaux, New Orleans 321
J. B. Roger. Dayton, 0 321
Charles Kowe, Pittsburgh ...821
Henry Bolesta, Palma Ceia. Fla. 321
xDewey Weber, Chicago 321
Dave Robertson. Detroit...... ..321
Edward Gow, Boston 322
Bob Peebles. Louisville 322
Georre Christ. Rochester, N. T 323
Jack Croke. New York 323
F. R. Decker. New York 323
Frank Sprogeil. Memphis....... i!3
Alex Gnild. Chicago. 327
Ned McKenna, Rochester ...321
Ben Lord. Glen Falls, N. T. 336
lira Couch. Chicago.... 339
William McFarlane. New Tork; Eddie
Towns. Pittsburgh; Dow L. George. Min
neapolis: Eddie Held, 8t. Loula and (x)
A. P. Baumgartner. Cincinnati, and (x)
J. G. Anderson. New Tork. and (x) Wil
liam Rautenbusca. Chicago, withdrew.
xAmateor.
Baseball Records
Made This Date
Buffaloes Split
Double Bill With
T 1 lM VCJ. 1
isueiis witches
Omaha Lose First, 2 to 6
With Aid of "limp" and
Cops, Second by
7 to 5 Score.
In the doublchcader replete with
thrills, the Omaha RurTaloe and the
Wichita Witche divided double
header at league park yesterday af
ternoon, Isabel!' ffanar conoiiiB the
opener, 6 to 2 and the Buffaloe an
nexing the second bargain-day at
traction by the core of 7 to 5,
The first contest wa a hard game
for the Buffaloes to drop, Aided bv
the work of "ump" Held, the
Witches hoved over two core.
one in the figrst and another In the
fourth, that failed to meet with the
approval of the spectators and there
was a large crowd of the latter.
In the first inning. "Midget" Smith
reached third by a single, walk and
sacrifice and then stole home, ac
cording to "ump" Held. Blakesley
was at bat and had two strikes reg
istered aRainst him when Smith came
home. Pitcher Tipple whipped the
ball to Wilder who in turn nabbed
Mr. Smith, but not according to
Held.
Again in Sixth.
Again in the sixth the Buffaloes
were handed a poor decision. Smith
knocked a high one down to Gran
tham at third. Shirtstop Wilcox,
scenting trouble, eased over beside
Grantham. The latter juggled the
ball and it fell into Wilcox's mitts.
While all this was going on, Manda
crossed the rubber "Ump" Held
had his optics glued on the plate, hut
called Smith safe at first. All this
hapened after two hands were down,
and didn e help the home boys in
the least.
Outside of "ump" Held's work, the
first game was an exhibition of dandy
pitchingon the part of Lanky Mc
Donald of the visiting crew. Mc-
mitsmissits
0V TMC BUFFALOES -
lilaaea. tb ,. S
I tpueraaa. f ..I
liraaiaam, la . I
a, ir, rt
I.Mfria. lb. If
Mt'feaa. r, rf
H ileet, aa . . .
Wilder, e
Tlpalo. p ,,,,
artpaar, e , , ,
tllrmaa. lb .
st'efriadarr,
sirrn ,, .,.
iflnriier
Total
OMAHA.
A H U H TH kll.kH.ro.A.K.
(
I t
I I I
II
1
I
....II I I I SI 11
Mil HIT A.
A H.K.H.Tn.Mf,H. )....
Berger, aa... 1 e a a I a a i
nmim, rl ,.! I I I I I I I i
naennum, in xea)a
r-eai. rr a a i i a a a a m
Itlakraly, lt..ltloeeau
Mitmlea. lb .... I I I IS) 1 A
Matey, e ! 4 I a
Mrltuwell. lb. . I I I I I
M, Donald. a..X,tll 4
Totals M Tl Tl "l " IT IS
iHenuaa alrurk out fur Anurai, la
visnio.
( oirindarfer ran for O'Connor la ainlb
ltlurrh forced Hllroi In ninth,
xrtneher balled for Tipple lo ninth.
aVore bv Innlneai
Wlrhlte in sis ain a
Duriaioe Doe loo bio I
MamiR-.ItarnjMl vunaf U'lkl.A a.
Omaha. 1. Threo-baae hlut Manuah. Two.
naae nnai McDonald, McDowell, Manaab
Hit batsman t Hiiro. Doable vlayai
I terser lo Mrltowrll. Ntrnrk outi H as.
"""I i w sipie. a, naaea on nana l
Off McDonald. It off Tipple, . If I -an
rwarai nirniia. R umana, 7, I niplrn
Held and Itonaliua. Time of gemel 1 :,
Merond liamei
. Bt'rTALom
A II. R. H.TH JII.Hn.rO. A.R.
xiiieessi
j Mason, tb .
Hllrox, a ..
(irantham, lb.
Manuah, ef , .
Herman, lb ,.
lirlffln. If ...
O'Connor, rf .
Npenrer, a . . .
Dalley, p ....
Darrougli, p ,
Total
lit
lib
It
1
t
1
a i
oo
pla
Donald didn't strike out as many as
Tipple, but he had far better control
and a curve ball that the Buffaloes
failed to connect with. "Mac" worked
the entire nine innings and allowed
but five hits, all of them being of the
scattered variety.
Dan Tipple hurled for the Buf
faloes. The husky Buffalo was truob-
led with the heat or something, for
he allowed the Witches eleven hits,
of which three were doubles. He
walked six Witches and walked 'em
11 at the wrong time. He struck out
eight of Isabell's. athletes and suc
ceeded in wnfhng the mighty Eeast,
home run king of the Western league,
three times.
Score in First
The Witches scored one.in the first
and shoved two runs across the pan
in the fourth on a base on balls, two
singles and a Buffalo bobble. A base
on balls, error and Mcuonaid s
double resulted in another Wichita
tally in the sixth and in the eighth
the 1921 champs registered two scores
on a single, sacrifice, McDowell s
double and a single.
In the sixth inning, with three men
on, McDonald doubled. Blakesley
scored, but Manda and McDowell
were both caught at the ulate. Man-
a was "on second and McDonald on
rst when McDonald clouted out his
double to center Manush whipped
e ball to Catcher Spencer who tag-
d the two Wichita runners at the
ate.
Manush's triple in the fourth in-
ninp- paved the way for the first
Omaha score. The Buffalo center
fielder scored a minute later on Begr
er's error. The Buffaloes started a
rally m the eighth, but only one run
was eased across the rubber and
Omaha lost the first game.
Dad Gregory labored through
e second game for the Witches and
was treated roughly by the Buf
faloes in the first inning.
Buffaloes Score Five.
In the first spasm, Gregory was
eked for three singles and a double.
These blows coupled with a base on
balls and Gregory's bobble caused
five Buffaloes to score. During the
ght innings Gregory toiled, he per
mitted the Buffaloes to swat out
eleven hits, one of these being a
homer by Manush.
Toe Dailey pitched for Omaha and
was nicked frequently. Re received
good support at the proper times al
though one Buffalo error resulted in
the final Wichita tally in the ninth.
Besides hurling Gregory copped
the batting honors of the afternoon
for Wichita. "Dad poled out a
home run with one on in the fifth
inning and his double in the sixth
scored the 'fourth run for his team.
Maftush's homer over the right-
field fence in the fifth session was
the run that won the game . for
Omaha
Joe Berger, manager of the Wich-
- club, engaged Ump Held in
oral combat in the sixth inning and
was ousted from the lot.
The same teams play this after
noon.
Split .Double Header.
Denver. July Is. Oklahoma City and
Denver broke even In a dobuleheader
here, the visitors taking, the first con
test, v to 2 and Denver annexing the
second, to 3.
Score first game:
OKLAHOMA CITY I DENVER. '
AB.H.O.A. AB.H.O.A.
Pltt.rf 3 13 0! Gomes. If 4 0 10 1
G'glardl.lf 4 13 0 Kerr.ss 4 13 4
Tate.Sb 1 1 2T. Long.rf
Felber,2t 3 13 4IShanley.lb
M'ls-lb 3 0 11 O'P't'aon.Sb
J. Long.c 3 0 8 HO Brlen.cf
Wlndet.es 3 0 3 2Rodgers,2b
Moore. cf i 1 I OlParker.c
Allen, P 4 0 SlWetsel.p
IsCtwrlghl
Totala 29 6 27 i:B'nelly,p T
Smllh. rf ...
Washburn, tb
Berger, aa ,.
Kaat, rf
Hlaksaley, If..
Manda, 8b ,.
Haley, e ....
McDowell, lb
Gregory, p ..
Butler, as ..
Total
I.R.H.TB.eif.NB.PO A.E.
a 'l 16000
II I II II 1 1 IM 1
WICHITA
. AB B
. 4
.41111014
.lOllOOtta
.501100800
401100010
.SOttOOOS 0
.S0tlv0 08 0 0
.42100 1100
.4110.0 011
.toooootso
40 4 I 1 0 24 It 1
Score by Innings:
Wichita IWOO-it 001 5
Buffaloe 600 011 UOx 7
Summer Home runs: Munuah. liregory;
Earned runa: Wichita, 4; Omaha, 4. Two
base hits: filalaaon, Manush, Herman,
lirlffln, Nlakesley, Washburn, McDowell.
Double playi Washburn to Berger to Me.
Dowell. Runs and bane hits: Off Imllry,
S and 13 In 1-8 Innings; off Darrough,
0 and -0 In t-S innings. Struck ont: By
uregoiy, ii ny irauey, 1: oy Darrough.
0. Itasea on balls: Off Gregory, 8; off
Dslley, 2; off Ihurough, 0. Left on bases:
Wichita. 9; Omaha 6. I'mpires: Donahue
ana neia. Time or game: 1:30.
BromfleWi Wife
Makes Hole in One '
Larry Uromrteld of Denver,
who competed in the Tuiumit
litiUiippi taurmmtut, claim
hi wife I the only woman in
the world to make hole in one.
Mr. Bromfield made the 1 14
yard Nth hole at the Denver
Country rlub in one (troke re
tenth and .thereby bccimfc the
only woman member of that
ultra-excluiive Hole-in-One club.
Kromfield taught hi wife to
golf. He is Colorado itite ama
teur champion.
runs: Oklahoma City. 2: Denver. 1. Two.
base hits: Glnglardi, Fclher, Patterson.
Three-base hit: Pitt. Struck out: Bv
Aiien, z; ty Wetzel, 4; by Bonnelly. 2.
Bases on balls: Wetzel, 2; Bonnelly, 2.
Double plays: Rodgera to Shanley to
Patterson: Rodgers to Kerr to Shanlev:
Tate to Felber to McDanlels. Hit l-y
pitcher: Pitt, by Bonnelly. Wild Pitches:
ny wetzei. 1: ty Bonne iv. 1. innlnes
Pttcnea: By Wetzel. 6 (3 runa. a hits):
By Bonnelly, 1 (3 runa. no hits). Left on
bases: Oklahoma City, 7; Denver, 2. Time:
1:60. Umpires: Ormsby and Holmes.
Score second game:
OKLAHOMA CITYI DENVER.
AB.H.O.A.! ABH-.O.A.
Pltt.rf 6 11 0IGomes.lt 4 110
G'lardl.lf 4 0 2 OlKerr.ss 3 13 4
Tate,3b 3 12 lJLong.rf 4 10 0
4 13 4Shanley.lb
4 4 7 HP't'son,3b
4 18 0O'Brlen,cf
4 12 2R'gers.2b
Felber,2b
WD'ls.lB
Flsher.o
Wlndel.s
Moore. cf
Young.p
Lover.p
Shahan.p
xKr'ger
4 2 12 0
4 2 3 5
4 0 2 0
3 0 0 3
4 16 3
4 3 0 2
Totals 34 11 27 17
4 0 1
4 0 13
3 11
3 12
3 10
3 1
2 0 0
10 0
0 0 0
Totals 31 t 37 IT
xCartwright batted for Wetzel In eighth.
Score by Innings:
Oklahoma City ..100 001 013 6
Denver 000 010 000 1
Summary Runs: Pitt (2). Glnglardi.
J. Long, Moore (2), Patterson. Errors:
Pitt, windei, Kerr, ,T. Long. Earned
July 17. 10S Most base hit-, one club
since !. la a game. 27 Detroit against
Philadelphia. American league record;
also held by Philadelphia against Borton.
!;. The- record ia 31. held b- New tork
againtt Cincinnati. 1901.
Pete Herman Retires
from Padded Circle
New Orleons, July 16. Pete
Herman, former bantamweight
champion of ,the world, an
nounced tonight his permanent
retirement from the squared
circle. The condition of hi eye
sight makes it inadvisable for
him to ever fight again, the for
mer champion announced.
1 3 liParker.o
0 0 0 0 Gross,p
.3011
10 0 1
10 0 0
Totals 35 10 24 10
xBatted for Khahan In ninth.
Score by Innings:
Oklahoma City 020 000 010 3
Denver 300 004 02x 9
Summary Runs: Tate. McDanlels. Win-
del, Gomes, Kerr, Long, Shanley, Patter
son, Rogers, Parker. Gross (2). Errors:
Fllber, Windlo, Kerr, Rogers, Parker.
Earned runs: Oklahoma City, 3; Denver,
7. Two-base hits: McDanlels, 2: -Moore.
Shanley. Three-base hits: Wlndel and
Tate. Home runs: Patterson and Gomes.
Struck out: By Love, 2; by Shahan, 2;
by Gross, 6. Bases on balls: Off Love, 2;
off Shahan, 1. Hit by pitched "ball: Kerr,
by Young. Stolen bases: Pitt. Shahan,
Shanley. Innings pitched: By Young, 1-3
(3 runs, 3 hits); oy Love, s ti runs, 6
hits): by Shahan. 2 2-3 (3 runs. 3 hits)
Left on bases: Oklahoma City. 6; Denver,
5. Time: 2:10. Umpires: Holmes and
urmsoy.
' ". - Packers Con Double Bill.
Sioux City, July 16. Sioux City won
the second double header In two days
from the league leading Josies. The first
was an uphill fight for the Packers, but
In the eecond Sioux ,.City players made
the contest look like a Held meet.
Score, first game:
ST. JOSEPH. SIOUX CITY.
ABHPOA ABHPOA
.Usen. lb , 6 2 9 IHamllton. ss 3 1-1 1
2orriden, If 2 1 2 OHem'w'y. 3b 4 1 2 2
Fisher, rf 6 10 OElsh. cf 4 2 8 1
B'n'witz, cf 4 3 1 OMetz, lb 3 1'8 0
St'nson. ss 4 11 lOst'rgard. rf 3 0 0 1
M'D'nald, 3b 4 2 0 IMattick, rf 0 0 0 0
Nufer. 2b 3 13 IRobinson, If 2 2 1 0
Kandler. o 3 2 6 2Palmer, 2b 4 12 2
Qrabo'ski, e 10 1 OQuery, c 4 010 0
Haid, p 3 0 0 SRoettger.p 0 0 0 6
Lindberg, p 0 0 1 OWilliams, p 4 0 0 7
xGrover 1 0 0 0
Totala 31 8 27 19
Totals 36 12 24 15
xBatted for Lindberg in ninth.
St. Joseph 033 010 0108
Sioux City 100 002 60x 9
Summary Runs: Olsen. Bonowitz, Mc
Donald (3), Nufer (2), Kandler, Hamil
ton (2), Hemingway, Elsh (2), Metz (2),
Mattick, Palmer. Errors: Olsen, Nuferi
Query. Two-base hlta: Kandler (2), Mc
Donald, Bonowitz, Elsh, Olsen. Home run:
Palmer. Sacrifice: Nufer. Sacrifice fly:
Bonowitz. Stolen bases: Kandler, Elsh,
Metz, Mattick. Earned runs: St. Joseph
7. Sioux City 8. Double play: Elsh to
Hemingway. Hits and runs: Off Roett
ger 4 and 3. off Haid 1 and 5. Left on
bases: St. Joseph 11, Sioux City 4. Bases
on balls: Oft Haid 4. off Lindberg 2, off
Roettger 6, off Williams 3. Innings
pitched: Roettger 2 1-3, Haid 6 2-3, Wil
liams 6 2-3, Lindberg 11-3. Struck out:
By Haid 6, by Lindberg 0, by Roettger 3.
by Williams 6. Wild pitch: Haid. Passed
ball: Kandler. Umpires: McGloom and
Anderson. Time of game: 2:30.
Score, second game;
ST. JOSEPH. SIOUX CITY.
AB H PO A AB H PO A
Olson, lb 3 0 12 ,lH'mllton. ss 5 1 2 4
Corrlden, If 3 1 2 OH'm'w'y, 3b 4 1 1 6
Flsher.rf, p 3 0 1 lEIsh, cf 3 3 2 0
B'n'witz, cf 4 0 2 OMetz. lb 4 2 10 1
at'itson, ss 4 1 4 SOst'g'rd. rf 4 3 1 2
M'D'n'Id. 3b 4 1 0 ORobinson. If 6 3 2 0
Nufer. 2b 4 f-0 7Palmer. 2b 5 32
Ktan4ler, c 3 1 3 lQuery c 6 2 6 0
Hovllk. p 2 0 0 4Roettger, p 6 2 0 8
Smith, rt 0 0 0 OzMattlck 10 0 0
Totals 30 5 24 19 Totals 41 20 27 23
zRan for Elsh in sixth.
St. Joseph 010 000 000 1
Sioux City 001 250 16x 16
Summary Runs: 'McDonald, Hamilton,
Hemingway, Eiah, Metz (2), Oatergard
(3), Robinson (2). Palmer (3), Query.
Mattick. Errors: Stevenson (2), McDon
ald (2), Nufer, Kandler. Two-base hits:
McDonald. Corrlden. Ostergard (2), Rob
inson (2), Roettger (2). Home run:
Palmer. Earned runs: St. Joseph 1.
Sioux City 1. Stolen base: Elsh. Dou
ble plays: Query, Hemingway. Hamilton,
Metz; Palmer, Palmer. Hamilton, Metz;
Nufer to Stevenson to Olsen (2). Hits and
runs: Off Hovllk 12 and , off Fisher
and 7. Lett on bases. 8ioux City 4. St.
Joseph T. Baaes on balls: Off Hovlik 2.
off Fisher 1, off Roettger 5. Innings
pitched: Hovlik 6. Fisher 1. Struck out: ,
By Hovllk. 1. by Fisher 1. by Roettger .
Wild pitches: Hovlik. Roettger. Paased
balla: Query. Kandler. Umpires: An
derson and McGloom. Time of game: 2:00.
Portland, Ore., July 16. Dr. O.
F. Willing, Waverly Country club,
successfully defended his title as
Oregon state golf champion by de
feating Rudolph Wilhelm in the an
nual state tournament today, 6 to 4.
Paces Distance
in 2:00 Flat
at Toledo
The Great Volo Captures 2:09
Trot in Straight Heats
CojT Pilott
Trotter.
Ft. Miani Park. Toledo, O., July 16.
A new mile record for the year wa
established in the Willyi-Overland
stake, 2:03 pace, the feature event of
the final program of the Grand Cir
cuit Saturday, when Margaret Dil
lon, driven by Tommy Murphy, paced
the circuit in 2:00 flat, beating the
year' record of 2:02 1-4, established
Friday by Roy Grattan, and tied in
the first heat of today's race bv Mar.
garet Dillon. This,record established
a record for the three best heat of
the year-2:02 1-4, 2:00, 2:01 1-2.
L. C. Webb of Mason. Mich., one
of the judge who resigned following
Friday' demonstration against the
decision awarding first place in the
second heat of the 2:08 trot to Prin
cess Etawah over Prince Loree, re
sumed his -official oosition in the
judge's stand for today's races. Asso
ciated with him were George C.
Bryce, secretary of the Toledo Driv
ing club, and W. O. Hoist, another
member of the club. .
Webb reconsidered his action of
yesterday in leaving the stand when
the officials of the Toledo Driving
club declared all bets off," Secretary
Brice said.
The Great Volo, driven by. Cox,
captured the 2:09 trot in straight
heats.
Louis E. Delopez, driven by Wil
liam Armstrong, won the 2:11 trot
in straight heats. Armstrong took
the lead on the back stretch in both
heats and retained it with little effort
to the wire, making 2:07 1-4 in both
heats. Bovola, with Berry up, fin
ished second.
Walter Cox won his second race
of the day Vhen he piloted Sunflash
to a .win in straight heats in the 2:15
pace, traversing the mile in 2:07 1-2
in each heat. Daisy Pointer was sec
ond and Lady Todd third 'in each
heat.
The sunimarl,--
First event, 2:09 trot, two in'three heats,
purre tl.OOO:
The Great Volo, b. h., by Peter the
Crest (Cox 1 1
Wtlstar, b. g.. by Wlllgo (Marvin.. 2 3
Mariondale, blk. by Archdale
(Childs) . S 2
Baka, blk. h., by Bohun (Edman) 3 4
Dotti Day, b. m., by Morgan Axworthy
(McDonald)
Aileen pellon, Utah, Uhlan Brookes also
started. "
Tho Wlllvs Overland 2:30 pa?e, three
heats, added money value $1,600:
Margaret Dillon, h. m.. by Dillon
Axworthy (Murphy) 1 1 1
Lut-v L, blk. m.. by Dallas H. Jr.
(Morrison) 2 s
Togan Hc-dgewood. b. g.. by Hedge- '
wood Boy (McMahon) .6 4
Sir Roche, b. g., by St. Roche
(Bean) 4
Directum J. blk. h., by Chamber-
Daidanella, Juno and Jim B also started
srimt,: 2:02M. 2:00. 2:01V,.
2:11 trot, two in three heats, p-jrse
ei AAA'
Louis De Lopez, ch. m., by Kinney D
Lopez (Armstrong) 1
Bovola, blk. g.. by Redlac (Berry)... 2
Peter Earl, b. h., by Peter the Great
( Ray)
Baron Worthy, b. g., by Worthy Mc
Kinney (Lewls . ............... -3
Alice G. Forbes, br. m., by J. Malcolm
vn.K. MfMnhnn 9
T.dv Bennett. Capt. Mosby, Mamie
Locke, The Triumph, Easton and-Amaryll
McKenney also Btartea.
Timo- 9-A7V.. j.07ti.
2:15 pace, two In three heat, purse
Sl.OOO:
Sun Flash, br. g., by Peter Volo
(Cox) . ........1
Daisy Pointer, b. m., by Star Pointer,
Jr. (Morrison) . V-'Z
Barnes Loses
to Sherdel in
Pitchers' Battle
St. Loui National Climb
Within One-FIalf Game
of First Place ly
1-0 Victory.
St. Louis, lulv 16. St. Loui
climbed to within one-half game of
first a place by taking the trcqjid
itraight game from the Giant, 1
to 0. J. Barnes and Sherdel engaged
in a pitcher' battle, which wa de
cided in favor of the Cardinals in
the eighth inning when Flack, who
had tingled and' was sacrificed "to
iccond by Smith, scored the winning
run on Fourmert (ingle to right
Score:
NEW TORK I IT. LOl'IS,
ABHPOA! AIWPO.A.
Bane., t I t 3 Fleck, rf 4 I
Rawl. tb I 1 TIKmlth. rf 1 t
landing
rnsrh. lb 4 1 1 I
Mauael, If 4 1
Toung. rl I I Mi
Ksllv. lb I 110 1
CunTg.. (HIM1
Horn., Jb I 1
Moeller, If 4 1 I
Pour'ltr, lb 1 t
Stock. 2b 4 I 4
Aln.ml. e
Snvdar a 4 I l.avan. a I 0 I
J Bar'. D I 0 JIHnerdrl, p I 1 02
gShlnner 1 0 0
1 Total 10 7 27
Total 17 10 14 14)
fti-np. hv tnnlnaa:
S AAA AAA AAA S
a w iora ,. -
St. Loula o 01 x r.
vHatlad for Barnaa In ninth.
Summary -Runa: Flack. Krror; Kelly,
Two-baa hlta: Kelly, Stolen baas: Smith.
Sacrifice: Smith. Double play: shock tun
aaalataAl. Left An haaaa: New Tork. 11
fit Iiula. t. Baaes on balla: Off J,
Barnes. I; off Sherdel. 1. Struck out: By
J. Barnes, i; ny nnernei, t. umpires:
O'Day and Hart. Tims: 1:.
Ttadmre Beat PlratM.
Brooklyn, July 16. Hy Myers' double
In tb seventh and nia lajpie in tne eisnin
with the haaaa full, wars the main feat
ure, in the ( to 1 victory cored by
Brooklyn over Pittsburgh. Grime pucnea
great ball In the pinches, no leak than 11
Pirate being left on base. "
Score:
piTTSmrtTtfur BROOKLTW.
ABHPOA ABHPOA
M'nvllle. 6 0 1 lOlson, lb 111
Carey, of 4 12 OMyer. cf 4 11
Blgbee, If 6 X z ur. u run. ri a "J.
n-nh.rf .1h 111 lWheat. f .401
Tlerney. tb 111 3 Mitchell, lb 4 4 14 0
J. Miller, rf 4 0 1' OHIgh. 3b 110
Grimm, lb 1 012 OWard. s 4 14
Ooech. c 1110.). Miller. 0 4 0 4
Csrlaon, p 4 0 1 4Grimes, p 4 2 1
MorrlKOn. n 0 A 0 0
xRohwer 1 0 0 0 Total 11 11 27 17
Titals 37 9 24 11
xBatted for J. Miller in ninth.
Pittsburgh 001 000 100
Brooklyn ooo " z o-
Sumrnarv Run: uigDee izj. uieon
(!). Myers (2), O. Miller, Grimes. Errors
Orlm'a Mvers. High. Two-base hits
Myers. Mitchell. Three-base hits: Barn
hart. Myers. Stolen base: Blgbee. Sacri
fices: Olson. Myers. T. Griffith, High.
Left on bases: Pittsburgh 13, Brooklyn
10. Bases on balls: Off Carlson 1. off
Grimes 3. Struck out: By Grimes 4. Hits:
Off Carlson 10 In 7 1-3: off Morrison 1 in
2-3. Hit hv pitcher: By Grime (Orimm
and Gooch). by Carlson (Wheat). Wild
Pitch: Grimes, winning pitcner: unmes.
Losing pitcher: Carlson. Umpires: Klem
and Pflrman. Time of game: 1:50.
Braves Beat Beds.
Cincinnati, July 1. Boston hit Dono-
hue hard and defeated tne iieaa in
hard fought game, 6 to 4.
Score :
BOSTON. CINCINNATI.
AB H PO A AB H PO A
'owell. cf 6 2 1 OBurns. cf 4 2 3 0
6 2 2 ODaubert, lb 6
5 13 OOuncan, If 4
4 10 2Harper, rf 4
4 0 9 OBohne, 2b 4
4 13 3Hargrave, c 4
3 2 2 6Plnelli, 3b 4
3 17 ICaveney, ss 4
McQuillan, p 2 1 0 IDonohue, p 2
Oeschger, p 1 0 0 lzBressier 1
Uarquard, p 1 0 0 OMarkle. p 0
sFonseca 1
zNeale 0
Nixon, If
Cruise, rf
Boeckel, 3b
Holke, lb
Ford, ss
Kopf, 2b
Gibson, c
0 0
Lady Todd, b. m., by Kentucky
(Erskine)
Robert M, blk. g.,
(Palin)
Teddy West, b. g.
(Hoffman)
Time: 2.074. 2:07
by Western Boy
"by" Teddy Hope
3
4 6
Felix Nazzaro Wins Auto
Race in Record Time
Strasburg, July 16. Felix Nazzarfi
of Italy won the eighth Grand
Prix automobile race Satmday. His
time fnr the distance ot a traction
mlor mi ps was ft hours, li mm-
utes, 2 seconds, and his average 127.7
miles per hour, breaking the Grand
Prix record.
Thomas E. Blake Wins'
Ten-Mile Swim Title
Philadelohia. Tulv 16. Thomas' F.
Rlake of the Los Angeles Athletic
club, champion one-mile swimmer of
Pacific coast, Saturday won tne na
tional 10-mile swimming champion
ship held on the Delaware river, be
tween this city and Kiverton, in. j.
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Totals 37 11 27 14 Totals 37 13 27 15
zBatted for Donohue in seventh.
zBatted for Markle In ninth.
zRan tor Fonseca in ninth.
Boston 010 101 5005
Cincinnati 100 100 2004
Summary Runs: Nixon, Cruise, Ford
(2), Kopf, Burns, Daubert, Bonne, Bress
ler. Errors: Boeckel, Plnelll. Two-base
hits: Hargrave, Gibson. Three-base hits:
Duncan, Cruise, Ford. Home run Dau
bert. Sacrifice: Gibson. Double plays:
Ford to Kopf to Holke, Ford to Kopf to
Gibson, Oeschger to Gibson to Holke, Kopf
to Gibson. Left on bsses: Boston 7, Cin
cinnati 7. Base on balls: Off McQuil
lan 1, off Donohue 1. Struck out: By
McQuillan 1, by Donohue 3, by Markle 1.
Hits: Off McQuillan in 4 (none out In
fifth), off Oeschger 3 in 2 1-3: off Mar
quard, 1 in 2 2-3; off Donohue 11 In 7, off
Markle none in 2. Winning pitcher: Mar
quard. Losing pitcher: Lonohue. Um
pires: McCormick and Sentelle. Time of
game: 2:10.
Phillies Beat Cubs.
Chicago, July 16. Phlaldelphia drove
Alexander off the mound and continued
to hit Osborne and Stueland hard, making
It the aixth consecutive victory for the
Phillies against Chicago this season. The
score was 10 to 7.
Score:
PHILADELPHIA.
AB.H.O.A.
Rapp.3b
P'k'son,2b
WTms.ef
Walker.rf
Lee.lt
F'tch'r.ss
Leslie, lb
Henllne.e
Ring.p
Smith, p
H'bell.p
-Totals
6 2 2
6 2 3
6 2 10
5 4 11
5 110
5 4 0 4
4 1 13 0
4 0 4 2!
0 0 0 0
4 10 2
0 0 0 4
CHICAGO.
AB.H.O.A.
P'b'g.rf.lb 5 2 0, 0
as I
Weetara Lragae.
W.LPut WLPrt.
HI. Joe I II .l Huffalaee 4 4 .Ms
S City tl IT .titiitkl City te U
Tula. al II .:il. Molnae tl .a
Wit-hua 'I ler I l !
Vealenlar'a Hrenlla.
W I. hits. -4l Buffalo. t-. . .
I'alahoaia Cily. k-i: I'anvar, t
Smut i ny, !! bt. Jua-h. I
Tul.-ira Moines, ram,
Tudat's liamea.
Ulrhli al Omaha : p. ex.).
nkuiiuiti i ny st I'.nvar w.
Tui.a at lira jl.iiii.-a.
HI. J'l.eph at Hli.ua I'lty,
Nrbraaka Mat League,
W I..IVI I W LfeU
Beatrlr 4 t ,ar,7;.lnioln I 1 .60
Norfolk I 1 .knO ll. I. land I I
falrbury 1 1 .too, llaainiga I I
Yelrrdays Hraulla.
I.lmoln. 4: Grand lalsnd, 1,
tltatllte, 9; liasunsa, 4,
Kairbur, 10; .Nurfoik, 6.
Today Games.
Bestrlrs st .Norfolk.
Kalrhury at Grand I tni.
Lincoln si llust 1 1
American Leu.
W.L.P.-I WLPrt
St. t.nuls 10 1 .ball Waah'ton 40 41 .42
N. York 4 II .Mlicieveland 41 44 .!
Chicago 44 40 .6-', J'hlla. 14 41 .41a
Detroit 44 41 .lltlBoaton 11 4 .417
Yesterday's Kraulta.
Chicago. 4; New York. 0.
St. Louis, It Washington, 0,
No others scheduled.
Today's liamee.
Chlrage at New York.
St. Loula at Washington,
Detroit at Boston,
Cleveland st Philadelphia.
Nulinnal League,
W.LPct I f W L Prt.
N. York 4 10 .20Brnokiyn 41 41 .14
St. Louis It 14 .(06tts'gh 21 44 .!
Chicago 41 40 .HSil'hlla. . lo 47 .10
Clnry 44 41 ,61Boaloa 1 it .147
Yesterday's Results.
St. Louis, 1; New York. 0
Boston, 6; Cincinnati, 4.
Philadelphia, 10; Chicago. T.
Brooklyn, 4; Plttaburgh, I.
Today's Games.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
New York at St. Loula
Philadelphia at Chicago.
American Aaeoeiatlon,
W.LPct. WLPrt
Indlan'ls 14 34 .614 Loulavtlla 47 44 .ill
HI. Paul 41 13 .t' K. City. 40 61 .430
Mll'ukee 61 41 .669('olumbus" 17 61 .411
Minn'olls 44 40 .634 Toledo 31 66 .156
Yesterday's Results.
Milwaukee. 10-8; Ksnsss City, 4-1.
Minneapolis, 13; St. Psul, 6
Toledo, 1-4; Columbus, 3-11.
Louisville, 4; Indianapolis. 1.
Today's Game.
Milwaukee at Kansas City.
Minneapolis at St. Paul.
No others scheduled.
Ring, 1; off Smith. 1. )t:rucK out: By
Rlnir. 2: hy Smith. 1: bv Oahnrna .- hv
8tueland. 2. Hits: Off Ring. 4 In 1-1 in
ning: off Hul bell. 1 In 2-3 innln. off
Alexander. 7 In 3 1-1 Inninga; off Stue
land. 3 in 2 innlncs: off Smith, a In 7
Innings; off Osborne, 7 In 3 2-3 Innings;
winning pitcner: smitn. Losing pitcher:
Alexander. Umpires: Rlgler and Moran.
Time: 2:02.
f
Golf lekcte
H'i'ah'l.ss
Terry,2b
Mlller.lf
Barber.lb
Maisel.rf
Krug,3t- '
Cla'h'n.cf
O'F'r'i.e
A'x'n'd'r.p
LjsDOrne.p
IzH'thcote
42 17 27 17St'land.p
xK'fmann
5 2 4 2
4 13 3
4 3 2 0
4190
0 0 0 0
4 0 3 3
4.210
3 16 2
10 0 1
10 0 0
10 0 0
0 0 4 0
110 0
Totals 37 13 27 11
sBatted for Osborne in seventh.
zBatted for Stueland in ninth.
Score bv Innings:
Philadelphia 000 620 20010
Chicago 210 101 002 7
Summary Runs: Rapp. Parkinson (2),
Williams (3), Walker (2), netcner, Les
lie, Friberg, Hollocher, Terry. Miller. Cal
laarhan (2. O'Farrell. .Errors: Fletcher,
Terry. Two-base hits: Parkinson (2),
Leslie, Terry. Three-base hits: Hollocher,
Callaghan. Fletcher. Home runs: Walker,
Miller. Stolen base: Walker. Double
nlava: Fletcher to Parkinson to Lealle
Hollocher to Barber. Left on bases:
Philadelphia, 5; Chicago, 5. Bases: Off
Q. With both my ball and my oppo
nent's ball on the putting green in a
alngle match, mine being the further
from the hole, haven't I the right to
have the flagstlck remain in place If I'
prefer?
A. Xot If your opponent asks to have
li removed. In approach inr the hole
either player has the right to have the
stick removed.
Q. What are a piayer'a rights when
on reaching the putting green, he finds
that somebody In a previous match haa
seriously acruffed or otherwise damaged
the turf at the edge of the hole so as
to interfere with his putts?
A. He mnst play conditions as he finds
them. He Is not entitled to smooth down
or replace the turf In the line of his putt,
not even to tne extent of setting his put
ter down on surh a place.
Q. Does a player encounter any pen
alty If his caddie follows him Into a haz
ard where hia ball has stopped?
a. no.
Q. Does a narrow footpath that crossed
fairway come under the rule which
makes a roadway a hazard?
A, Yes, a path Is listed as a haurd,
unless It happens to be excepted by locai
rule.
Q. Can a player be penalized because
his score Is Incorrectly reported to the
committee in a medal qualifying round,
where a marker is provided to keen his
score?
A. Ye, he I required by rules to verify
his score in person before it Is turned in.
Jess Willard Refuses Offer
to Fight at Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City. July 16. Jess
Willard will not be in condition to
meet a leading heavyweight boxer
here Labor day, he wired Dan V.
Lackey, local boxing promoter, here
today.
Willard s message was in rfeply to
one from Lackey proposing a match
for that date.
The former champion said that
he will keep Lackey informed as to
his training progress and suggested
that a bout might be arranged for a
later date.
Baseball Today
OMAHA vt. WICHITA
LADIES 10c
Game Called at 3:30 P. M.
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT.
We Want
DAVID ROBINSON
of Chaclron, Nebraska,
a our next
Railway Commissioner
He is able, fearless and free'
from corporate control. A
man who will serve the best
interests of the people.
Republican Ticket.
ALL THIS WEEK
BETTY COMPSON
AND
TOM MOORE
Two, big stars in a thrill-swept
romance of the frozen north
"Over the Border"
then for amusement and a
hearty laugh
JIMMY FINLAYS IN "THE
WISE DUCK"
TODAY AND ALL WEEK
ETHEL CLAYTON
in a screen story of a lovely young wo
man, who fell under the hypnotic
power of a Hindu doctor, entitled
"For the Defense
and the triumphant revival of
CHARLES CHAPLIN in the
1922dition of "A Dpg's Life"
EUGENE O'BRIEN
a an American sightseer in the
Orient finds an American girl in
a secret slare market then
well see him in
'The Prophet' ParadUe"
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