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THE OMAHA BEE: FRIDAY, JULY 2), 1022.
Dan Tipple Beats Tulsa in Double-Header Roy Spencer Swings Mean Bat
-.1
Buffaloes Cop
First, 2-1, and
Second, 5 to 4
Omaha Plays Good Dall in
Both Games Boehler
and LuLanovic Los
ing Hurler.
By RALPH WAGNER.
F harassed too much.
Buffalo will set mean
and sometimes act. sort
of wild. That is ex
1 ictly what happened
out at the Fifteenth and
Vinton street pasture yesterday. Al
trr Jack I.elivelt'a Tulsa Oilcri
bumped the Buffaloes for 4 to 3 vic
tory in the first game of the series
Wednesday, the Buffaloes turned on
the southerners yesterday and kicked
the Oilers out of a rouble-header by
the scores ot i to 1 and 5 to 4.
Dan Tipple, who hurled (or Omaha
12 years ago, hurled again yesterday
and what we
mean, he hurled.
Daniel was in ex
cellent form and
not only won the
first game,, but
came right back in
the second and de
feated the Oilers,
5 to 4.
It was a bad
pill for the Tulsa
athletes to swal
low this double de
feat. Lelivelt's
chesty knights of
of the stick played
good ball in both
Dan Tlppla
games, but the
Buffaloes
played a little better. But
It's a grand and glorious
oh boyt
feelin the cash customers 'get when
they can witness the Buffaloes thump
the Oilers out of a double-header. The
Oilers are second in the league stand
ings and for a fifth-place club to
come along and take the Tulsa' crowd
"down a couple games means a whole
lot, gents.
Spencer Stars.
To Roy Spencer belongs the hitting
el ft a
honors of the double-header. It was
Spencer's double in the seventh in
ning of the first game that won the
contest for the "home boys" and it
was his homer in the seventh inning
of the second game that again beat
Tulsa. Out of five times at bat in
two games, Roy is credited with two
singles, a double and a homer. Not
. o bad, ehl
George Boehlcr, the ace of the
Tulsa hurling staff and considered
one of the best apple heavers in "Pa"
Tearney's select circle, toiled through
the first game. George, who has won
20 games and lost eight thus far this
season, toiled hard, but the Buffaloes
acted mean all afternoon and chased
f Mr. BochJer for nine hits in the first
came. George whiffed eight Buf
faloes, but he whiffed some of 'em at
tht wrong times.
Boehler allowed a single in the
first innin and then tamed the herd
for the following three frames. In
the fifth, Buffalo Wilcox broke loose
and smashed a single to center. Spen
cer planted the agate out in left gar
den for a single and Wilcox beat it
down to second. Tipple wasn't ex
pected to hit and he didn't. "Whitey"
Gislason came through with a one
base blow to left and Wilcox scored.
Boehler put the halter cm the Buf
faloes in the sixth, but the Buffaloes
broke it again in the sixth when Her
man singled. Griffin singled to right
and the "Babe" went to third. Wil
cox skied out, but Spencer came
through with a double, scoring Her
man with the winning run.
Score in Fourth.
Tinole stood the Oilers on their
respective bonnets in the first three
innings of the initial contest. In the
fourth, after "Yank" Davis whiffed,
Lyman Lamb doubled to left, scoring
the onlyulsa tally when Jack Leli
velt singled to left. Tipple tightened
and fanned the next two Oilers.
Daniel allowed Lelivelt's outfit four
scattered hits, one coming in the first,
two in the fourth and the final bingle
in the sixth. Of the four hits, two
were doubles by Lamb.
The second game was another
pretty piece of hurling on the part
of Mr. Tipple. Dan wasn't so stingy
with his hits in this game, allowing
the visitors eight, of which four were
doubles. The Omaha infield was
hittin' on all six and didn't show the
slightest signs of crackin' under the
strain of the double-header.
Thomas Lukanovic labored ; for
Tulsa. Tom also was nicked for
eight hits, two being doubles and one
homer. Dan and Tom each struck
out foor batters, bnt Tom allowed
only two base on balls, while Daniel
strolled four Oilers. Stuart wiggled
Tipple out of three bases on balls.
Forge Ahead in Seventh.
With the Oilers holding a 4 to 3
advantage in the seventh, Wilcox
singled to center. No hands were
down when Roy Spencer picked up
his bludgeon and walked to the plate.
Tom got one strike on Roy and then
Roy knocked the ball, cover and all
over the left field timebr for a homer,
Wilcox with the tieing run
"and scoring the winning tally him
self. Things looked bad for Tipple in
the ninth when Mclnnis doubled to
left. Crosby walked and then Frank
Thompson, pinch-hitting for Lukan
ovic came to bat. - Frank expected
to sacrifice . Mclnnis to third, but
Apperson played shallow and held
the Oiler shortstop on second. Tipple
then made quick work of the next
two Oilers, giving them the sir via
strike out.
Ernie Shore Wants to Say
Goodby to Pacific Coast
Los Angeles. Cal., July 20.
Pitcher Ernie Shore of the Vernon
Pacific Coast league club, has asked
Owner Ed R. Maier for his uncondi
tional xelease. He plans to run a
ball cluBr near his home in New
England.
Miss Bancroft 'Wins
' Newport. R. IM July 19. Miss
Leslie Bancroft of Boston defeated
Miss Helen Wills of San Francisco
in the finals of the women's inrita
tion tejinis tournament at the New
port (Vsino today, The score was
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aThooapeoa, filed aat far Lakaaorte la
main.
Mara by Inalns-st
Tiilu . 4S4 401
Buffalo via on in a
Nummary Hema nut Spencer. Earned
run: trim, ii uraana, . two-do niiei
f.rlffln. Haaan. Beanett. Lellvelt. M ela
nd, Cnwbr. Doable play: urantham to
Wilcox a Bonnaa. FaaMd
kali! Tlppla.
fttraek oat I Br 1-ukaoovlc, 4; by Tipple.
:3
Tipple, 4. Cmplreai HUpatrlek a ad
4. BnM oa ball i Off I.akaaoTle, t aff
n.Tln. Left aa baeeet Tulaa, 7,umaoa,
I. Time af aarei ib.
Wigington Losfes
Game in Ninth
HastlhM. Tfeb.. July in. Br etlln
two .Ingle off Wlflniton In the ninth
Inning, Norfolk won from tiauins. loaay,
1 to 1. Srore:
NORFOLK. b HASTINGS.
AB.H.O.A I AB.H.O.A.
Athlon,.. 4 11 6Crnn, rf t 1 4 4
Mltc'ell, 2b I 4 6 Moell.r, lb t 0 11 0
Marr, lb 4 14 1 Amen, rf 4 0 S 0
Clark, e 4 0 6 SlTomM. If 4 1 S 4
Rome, rf 1 1 Serb, u 10 11
Leba'ge. If S 0 0 0 Bch'yer. lb 4 1 0
Grave., cf 4 1 S OjPlier. Sb 10 0 1
Hearty, lb f on orao'ine, o 4 iu v
Dldler, p S 0 0 01 Wlr'lon, p -4 0 0 S
Total. S3 tilt 1S Totala SO 4 IT 10
xWlglnfton out by batted ball.
Bear, by Innings: -
Norfolk 100 000 001
Ha.tlnc 001 100 000 a
Summary Run.: Atnertoa (J), Miicneu,
Crann. Serb. Error! : Atberton, Clark, Lo
bars.. Two-baao hit: Marr. Sacrifice:
Nltchnii, Basel on Bain: uir wigmscon,
off Dldler. S. Stolen baaa: Rouae, Orav.a,
Marr, Atberton. Double playa: Atherton to
Mitchell to Heicarty; Mitchell to Ather
ton to Hegaarty. struck out: By wig
ington. 10; by Dldler, .' Left on baaee:
Norfolk, a: Haatinca. 7. Hit by pitcnea
ball: B yDldter (Plzer). Umpire: Wheeler.
Time: S:10.
Senator Win.
Falrbury. Neb.. July 10. filedao. a
local pitcher, held Lincoln until the
seventh, when It cot five hit! for four
runs, which won the game for the Sena
tors, s to 6. score
LINCOLN.
FAIRBURT.
AB.H.O.A.
AB.H.O.A
H'ker, Sb t 0 0 S
R'hey, la ' S 0 S I
Carr, lb
0 2
S IS
Cl'land, lb
McD'ott, rf
R chle, If
W'bush, lb
O'win, lb
Bliss, cf
O'C'nor, a
B'dsoe, p
1 1
1 i
I
0 11
0, s
1 t
I I
4 4
uye, a.
Gibson. ef 1
C'key, c
Bool, If
McCoy, lb
F-g'aon, rf
Bailey, p
Total! 33 13 3T 111 Total! 34 S 37 1
Lincoln 003 100 400 S
Falrbury 013 100 010 S
Summary Runa: Dye, Gibson (2 V,
Conkey, Bool (2), McCoy, Bailey, Roone,
Cleveland, Reichle, Bliss, O'Connor. Er-
l"?
fuoi.
s: Dye, McCoy. Home run: Gibson,
iree-base hit: Bool. Two-base hits: Dye,
McCoy Sacrifice! : Bledsoe, Helnk-
Ferguaon. Baaee on balls; Oft Bledsoe,
f: oft Bailiy, a. stolen bases: uioson.
Bliss. Double play: Bailey to Dye to Mc
Coy. Struck out: By Bledsoe, 3; by
Bailey. 2. Passed ball: O'Connor. Umpire:
Johnson. Time: 3:16.
'. Black Beat Islanders.
Grand Island. Neb., July 30. Beatrice
won from Grand Island, S to 1. Grand
Island's bill were generally made after
two were out and were leas productive.
Score:
BEATRICE. f GRAND ISLAND.
AB.H.O.A. I AB.H.O.A.
D'rTa.lb 4 0 8 !Roben,rf 3 10 1
K'chner.lb 3
Wlgglna.rf 4
Bowman. cf B
Jiwrewer.io
OiSpeaker.ef
llPTtlere.lf
OlPierce.lb
TKranda,3b
SIMett.ae
0Roberts,o
1 aShupe
0 14
0 0
0 0
3 4
Mooney.lt 4
Qulnn.ae 3
Parker, Sb 4
Unger.e 4
McKee.p 4
Foulk.D
Totals
iim t.t;t:
i roraiB at
iBatted for Roberts In ninth.
Score by Innings: . .,,
Beatrice ....000 018 310$
Grand Island ""'.'''J'f i
Summary Kuns: siircnn.r uj,
(2) Mooney, Qulnn, McKee (t), Palma
tlere. Errora: Kirchtier, BrsWer, Pierce.
Met. Homo run: McKee. Three-baa. hlta:
Foulk. Two-baao bits: Bowman. McKee,
Palmatler. (1), Pierce. Sacrifice hit:
DelaKuerra. Base! on billa: McKee. 0:
Foulk, 4. Stolen bases: Kirachner, Speaker.
Double playa: Qulnn to - Delaguerra to
Klrchner (2); Delaguerra to Qulnn to
Kirchner. Struck out: By McKje. Sj tr
Foulk, f. Left on bases: Grand Island, t:
Beatrice, S. Earned runa: Beatrice, 3;
Grand Island, 1. Umpire; Smith.
Weismuller in 3 Races.
New York. July 20. Johnny Weis
rnuller of Chicago, youthful aquatic
marvel, will appear in three races
Saturday at Brighton Beach.
Weismuller, who at 17 has smashed
numerous world's swimming marks
at distances ranging from SO yards
to a quarter of a mile, will enter the
A. A. U. national 440-yard cham
pionship and later will seek new
records in two special events, ISO
yards free style and 150 yards back
stroke.
Today in Ring HUtdry
14S Years At.
Tom Oliver loat to Daa Donnelly.
Crowleyburat, England. 14 rounds.
Twenty-Nina Years Age.
George LeBl.ncbe knocked out by Dlek
O'Brien, Lewiatoa. M.-, three rounds.
Tweety-Thraa Year Age. .
Joe Choynakl woa treat Jack IfeCar
mlck, Chicago, alt rounds.
Philadelphia Jack O'Brl.a won from
Shorty Aheara. Chicago, alt roaada.
N tastes a Yean Ago.
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien against
Paddy Sheehaa. aa decision, Philadelphia,
alt rounds.
Sereatevw Year. Ala.
Jimmy Brttt wen from Kid Sulllvaa.
Saa Franclaeok 34 roaada.
Nxieta Taara Aga.
' Jea Burmaa knocked oat Bobby Tar
aer. New York, foar roavia.
. Tew Taara At.
Cllffera Scbleberla taotked eat BArtT
oraaa, Mouaa, lu. auaa) reeaea,
Hornsby's Homer
Features Cards9
Win Over Braves
St. Louis. July 20. Rosen Horns
by's home run, his 26th of the season
with one on in the sixth inning, fea
tured the Cardinals' S to 4 victory in
1U innings over Boston. The drive
was made off Rube Marquard. Del
Gainer's single with three on in the
10th won the game. In the tenth
Manager Mitchell used three Ditchers.
The last two pitched to onlv one man
Brixton hit Fournier and Gainer
singled off Oeschger to end the
game, i-iacx aiso nit a iionur in the
second inning. Score
BOSTON
8T.
Loria.
AB II O.A
AD-H. O.A
Powell. Ft 4 4 10
nark, rf 13 1
Niton, if
Nlh'aon, rf I
Mann, rf I
Hornsbjr, lb 3
B bulla. If 3
Ualner. lb S
Boe kel, lb I
Hoik., lb I
Har are, lb I
Ford, as 4
Konf, lb 4
eiatork. lb 4
4Alaamllh. e 3
1 1 demons, e I
llLavan. aa 4
IjSh.rd.l. p 3
OjiToporctr 1
OlsHmlth 1
o.iFournler 0
01
Olbsoa, o 3
Mar'ard, p I
M'Oull'a. n I
Bratton, d 4
Ova'gsr, p 4
IOK.III 1
i Total.
1(113013
Totals it tail it
(Baited for Marquard la ninth,
tone out when winning run .cored,
sBatted for Alasmlth In ninth.
IBatted for Mann la 10th.
. aBatted for Brhulta In 101b.
core by Innlntt:
Boatoa 010 000 0104
t Louis ooi 001 100
summary Kuns: Nicholson, Boeckel,
Ford. Kopf, Flack. Minn, Hornsby, Livan,
Smith. Errors: Ford, Alnamlth '!, Lavan.
i wo-dsss nits: rora m. Boackel. Mann.
Nicholson, Smith. Home runs: Flack.
Hornsby. Stolen base: Boeckel. Sacrifices:
aneraei, noecael. Barber.. Gibson, Nlch
olaon. Double Dlava: Gibson tn Konf
Lavan to Hornaby; Boeckel to Holkt. Left
v. uv.i Dusiun, I ; oi, Lrfiuis, B. nase.
on Bans: Oft Marquard, I: off Sherdel. 3
off McQuillan. 1. struck out: By Mar
quard, 4: by Sherdel, 4; by McQuillan, 1.
Hlta: Off Marquard. S In 8 lnnlnga; oft
jacwum.n, s m i i- inning; on Braxton,
0 In I Inning (pitched to only one man):
off Oeschger. 1 in 0 Inning (pitched to
only one batter). Hit by pitched ball: By
Bratton (Fournier). Loalng pitcher: Mc-
wuiuan. umpires: Hart and Moran. TinTe
1:00.
(ilante Trim Reds.
vincinnau. juiv ;D.Th. n .nu wnn
the aecond game of the aeries from the
nras, i io s. uononue allowed only one
mi in me nr.i lour innings, out waa
pounaea nara in tn. fifth, .inn mi
aeventh, and his support wavered at criti
cal limes. Ryan pitched a atrong game:
Three fast double playa helped to keep
uuwn me neas score.
score:
NEW YORK I CINCINNATI.
AB H O A A H H rv A
a ncrrt, ss 6 1 t e Burns, cf 6 110
R'llngs, lb 114 t Daubert. lb 8 1 13 0
Frlach. lb 4 0 0 4 Duncan, If 4 14 0
sJeuaei, ir III OIHailper, rf 4 3 0 0
young, rf 4 3 0 OlFonaeca.lb 4 0 2 0
Shln'r. rf o o l 01Pin.in.Sh J j i j
Kelly, lb 4 17 1 Daveney. as 4 13 4
C'n'g'm, cf 4 1 1 OlvVingo, o 4 13 1
Snyder, o 4 16 1 Oonohn. n tins
Ryan, p 4 3 1 litBressler 0 0 0 4
laillesple, p 0 0 0 0
Total! 35 10 27 lS-.Hargrave 10 0 0
Totals 16 12 27 17
aBatted for Donohue in 7th.
aBatted for GIllesDl. In ath.
New York eoo esl Sun 7
Cincinnati 010 000 002 S
SUmmarv Run.: Bancroft 2t fAii..l;
Toung, Kelly, Cunningham, Byan. Plnelll,
Caveney. Wlngo. Errors: Duncan, Ca
veney, Wlngo. Two-bate hits: Plnelll,
Donohue. Three-base hit: Toung. Stolen,
bases; Burns, IPnelll, Meusel, Shlnners.
Baorlflee: Rawlinae. Doubl. nlava: Fon-
eeca to Caveney to Daubert, Rawlinga to
Bancroft to Kelly (2), Rawlinga to Ban
croft to Frlsch to Snyder. Left on bases:
New York I. Cincinnati . Bases on balls:
Oft Donohue I, oft Byan 1. Struck out:
By Donohue 1, by Ryan -. Hlta: Oft
Donohue ia 7. off Gillespie 1 in 2. Loalng
pitcher: Donohue. Umplrea: McCormlck
ana Hlgler. Time of game:- 2:04.
Dodgera Beat Cubs.
Chlcaao. Julv 20. Brooklyn dAfe.t.il
Chicago 11 to 7 In a beetle game, it be
ing the aecond game tbe Dodgera have
won- on their oreaent weatern Invasion.
The wildness of Kaufmann, coupled with
errors by Zeb Terry an some free hit
ting, accounted for the early lead of the
vtaltors and made the game safe by hit
ting Stueland hard behind hla passes.
ocore:
BROOKLYN I CHICAOO.
AB H O A
AB H O A
31son, 2b 12 3
Myers, cf (62
T. G'flh. rf t 1 1
Wheat.lt S 2 6
Mitch'll, lb I 0 13
H'thcote, rf 6 2 1
iH'll'cher, ss 5 0 2
Terry. 2b 6 0 1
Op. G'mes, lb 6 2 13
O Fftiberg, cf 4 2 4
6U Miller, If 6 2 4
3Krug, 3b 3 2 0
0 b'Farrell, o 3 0 S
High, lb 3 2 0
Ward, ss 4 11
3. Miller, e 4 13
3. G'mes, p 4 3 0
3'KTmann.p 10 0
'Callaghan
Totala 31 18 27 llfStueland, p
. Bubanks, p
sBarber
Jones, p
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
Totals 37 11 37 13
Summary Run., m.nn i iuva. q
Wheat. Hla-h. Ward 2i s' miit. n
Grimes (1), Heathcote, Hollocher, O
Grimes (1), Frlberg. Krug, Eubanke. Er
rpra: Terry (2). Two-base hits: Wheat,
Eubanks. Three-baaa hita: B. Grimes,
Friberg. Home run: B. Grimes. Sacri
fices: S. Miller, T. Griffith, High. Double
Play.; Terrv tn TTnllfwha r r-i
Ward to Mitchell. Left on bases: Brook
lyn 10, Chicago 8. Baaes on balls:' Off
Kaufmann 1, off B. Grimes 6, off Stue
land 1, off Eubank! 1, off Jones 1. Struck
out: B: Kaufmann 2, by Stueland 1, by
Eubanks 1. Hits: Off Kaufmann 10 in
. off Stueland J in 1. off Eubank. 2 In 1,
off Jonea 1 In 1. Wild pitch: Eubanks.
Loalng pitcher: Kaufmann. Umplrea:
ODay and Sentelle. Time of game: 1:66.
Pirates Win In Twelfth.
Pittsburgh, July 20. The Piratee tri
umphed again over the Phillies, 2 to 1, but
had to travel 12 innings. In the laat of
the 12th Gleaner doubled and acored on
Maranville'a sacrifice and Blgbee'e eingle
after Carey had been purposely walked.
PHILADELPHIA.
PITTSBURGH.
AB.H.PO.A
AB.H.PO.A,
Rapp. Sb 4 0
3 0
4 4
Maranv., ss 6 0 I I
Park., Sb 4 1
Wllllaa, cf 4 2
Walker, rf 4 2
Lee. If 4 0
tWrlghtst. 1 0
Lebou., if 0 0
Fletch., ss 6 0
Leslie, lb i 2
Henline. c 6 0
Welnert, p 4 1
i arey, cr 4 3 7
Bigbee. If 6 2 0
Barnh.. rf 5 2 4
2 0
6 0
! 0 Tiern., 3b 4 0 1
0 0Trayn., 3b 4 2 2
0 01 Grimm, lb 3 0 13
2 4JGooch. c 4 0 6
8 2G1.2ner. n 4 1 n
0 2
Totala 39 10 36 14
Totals 40 8 34 151
Score by innings:
Pittsburgh 001 000 000 0012
Philadelphia . .......001 000 000 000 1
Summary Runs: Welnert. Gooch, Glat
ner. Error: Fletchner. Two-base hits:
Williams, Glasner. Stolen1 base: Carey
(2). Sacrifices: Glazner. Rapp, Tlerney.
Maranville. Double playa: Henline and
Leslie: Grimm and Maranville; Maran
ville, Tlerney and Grimm. Left on base:
Philadelphia, 7: Plttaburgh. 12. Baae on
balls: Off Welnert. ; off Glazner, 3.
Struck out: By Welnert. 3; by Glazner,
3. Hit by pitched ball: By Weinert
(Grimm). Balk: Welnert. Winning pitch
er: Glatner. Umpire: Klem and Pfir
man. Time: 2:08.
"Bud? Homer to
Study Dentistry
Los Angeles, Cal., July 19. "Bud"
Houser, Oxnard High schbol's
phenomenal weight man, holder of
the -aorld's - interscholastic shotput
and discus throw records and late
ly much songht after by colleges
and universities as one of the great
est athletic prospects in the country,
baa decided to enter the University
of Southern California college of
dentistry next fall, according to
Gwynn Wilson, graduate manager
of the university.
Houter first won nation-wide fame
about a year ago, when he defeated
Pat McDonald of New York, the
Olympic champion, in the shotput
event of the national senior A. A. U.
championships at Pasadena, Cal. He
holds the interscholattic .12-pound
Shotput title with j. record of 56
feet, while his discos record ia 147
Here's New
T-A lit. 4" k M
tv,''t.
Gene Sarazen (above) of Pittsburgh, a caddie three vears ano.. won the
open Rational golf championship,
nearest competitor by one stroke!
Dave Shade May
Meet Britton in
Indiana Arena
Chicago, July 20. Floyd Fitzsim
mons, promoter of the Benny Leon
ard- Kocky Kansas boxing contest at
Michigan City. Ind., July 4, today
opened negotiations for a champion.
ship match between Jack isntton, the
welterweight titleholder, and Dave
Shade, the California welterweight
Fitzsimmons plans to stage the
contest in his new arena on the after
noon of August S, on which day the
Elks of Indiana will hold their state
convention in Michigan City. He in
tended staging a contest eetween
Leonard and Ever Hammer of Chi'
cago on. that date, but has failed to
receive a dehnite reply irom the
lightweight champion.
Fitzsimmons will meet Jack Demp-
sey and h:s manager, Jack Kearns,
in Detroit Saturday to close a Labor
day contest for the heavyweight
champion. Bill Brennan probably
will be the opponent selected.
British Flyer Plans
Transpacific Flight
London, July 19. (By A. P.)
Mai. C. W. F. Morgan, British avi
ator, has cabled to the United States
an announcement of his decision to
attempt a trans-Pacific flight form
ban Francisco to Sidney, N. S. W.,
for a prize of 10,000 pounds, offered
by Thomas H. Ince, Los Angeles.
Mai. Morgan says he hopes to
leave San Francisco at 7 on the eve
ning of October 2 next and arrive
in Sidney at 2 on the afternoon of
October 7, proceeding across the
Facihc by way of Honolulu, Samoa
and the Fiji islands.
Women Coast Stars
Off for Eastern Meets
Los Angeles. Tulv 20. Mrs. Mav
Sutton Bundy, formerly national
women tennis champion, and Mrs.
William H. Henry; Los Angeles city
champion, were to leave here today
for the east, where they will com
pete in the national tennis champion
ships at Forest Hills, L. I. They
also plan to participate in the New
York state champion at Brooklyn;
the tourney at Seabright, N. J., and
probably the east against west tour
ney whichfpllows.
Safe or Out
Q. Ground rule of one base aver first
and third. Runner on aecond acored on
passed ball. After he got home hla
captain a.nt him back to third on a
around rule. Umblre called him out be
cause the third baseman tagged him
and the umpire aald that he had no
business not to know the ground rule.
Was th. umnire right?
A. Xo. If there was a ground rule af
ana face on a paaied ball ha had to ga
back to third and If there waa none, he
cured.
Q. In the last inning the A's put In
pinch hitters, players who had played all
through the game because they were heavy
hittera. Could they do that?
A. Certainly net If they pnt them In
regardlesa of the previous batting order.
Q. What Is the rule about a player bat
ting out of turn? Can the umpire call
him out before the ball la pitched?
A. Tha umpire does not call him oat at
any time. It Is tbe proper batter who is
oat. If tha Improper batter la noted be
fore ha get. to first base tha proper bat
tar takes hla place.
Q. Do you have to touch first going to
first aa you run across the baae?
, A. Yea.
Q Can a man be driven off his base
when not forced by a batted ball?
A. Ha cannot.
Sir Thomas Lipton
Planning to Build
New Racing Yacht
London, July 19. The Stand
ard this evening reported that Sir
Thomas Lipton waa planning to
build a new yacht with which to
make another attempt to lift
America's cup. The secretary of
Sir Thomaa, however, informed
the Aaaociated Preca that there
waa nothing to justify such a re
port, and that no challenge for
another race had been aent to
tha United States.
Golf Champ
0 5-
t ., v aV. kSJ
tn Ta ,
I
. 1 fj
l e. -A- .14" i j'
1
contested at Skokie, 111., defeating his
Ty Cobb Giving
George Sisler Fight
for Batting Honors
Chicago, July 20. Kenesaw Moun
tain Landis, baseball commissioner,
took a look at the players today and
learned, to his
slirprise, that Ty
Cobb was giving
Sisler a desperate
fight for batting
honors of the
American league.
"Cobb batting
.406; Sisler, .420;
Cobb gets five hits
in one game, in
cluding a home
run," read the
commissioner,
"Ain't it a shame
about poor o 1 d
rr
COBB.
man Cobb, Landis
said. "They said he was slinoine
and ready for the home for the
aged.
"Five hits in one game one a
homer," mused the former federal
judge "and this after 17 years in
the American league."
1
"Chick" Evans Beats
Two Former Champs
Chicago, July 20. The defeat of
two .former champions in one day
was the feat performed today by
"Chick" Evans, formerly national
open and amateur golf champion
in winning the Midlothian annual in
vitation cup for the second year in
succession.
In the forenoon semi-finals, Evans,
who set a course record of 67 on
Monday in qualifying, downed Davi
son Herron of Chicago, national
champion in 1919, 3 and 2, taking 74
strokes to Herron's 77. Then, in the
finals he outplayed Willis Hunter of
England, formerly British amateur
title holder and with a par 72 won
the verdict, 2 and 1, despite some
poor putting, as the, Briton took 74
strokes.
Molla Returns Home.
New York. July 20. Mrs. Molla
Bjurstedt Mallory, American woman
tennis champion, who was defeated
by Mile Suzanne Lenglen in the
finals of the world championships at
Wimbledon, returned from England
today on the Homeric,
Golf Evcte
O. What Is tha rule that senile, where
two players tnrongA mistake exonanga
balls in the course of playing a hole?
A. The hole ia aeored as It la nlaved
with the bajla than exchanged. However,
ir a player niaye nia aopoent'a nail, and
tbe opponent discovers the tact before
playing another stroke, the player loeea
tne note, except on tne patting green.
There tbe ball ia replaced.
Q. If a player starts playing a hole
with one ball would he be allowed to
ehange it, if he had to play over a water
hazard, for instance, and dealred to use
a ball that would float?
A. The ralee provide that a ban be re-
C laced with the opponent's consent If It
erome unfit for play. Ia the case cited
it would be a matt' of getting the eon
sent of the opponent. Ia medal play tha
ball could not be renlaeed anless la had be
come unfit for play.
Q. A friend of mine says Chirk Evans
won the open championship before he won
the amateur. Is that right?
A. Evans won both national titles tha
same year, 1914, but the open event waa
held June 17-30, while the amateur was
held September 4-9.
Q. Does a hole won by reason of a
stroke conceded in a handicap match en
title the man receiving the stroke to take
the honer at the next hole, supposing
that hi. opponent had the honor on that
bole and that they played the aame num
ber of actual strokes?
A. Ye., in a handicap match, th. win
ning or losing of a hole I. figured on a
net baale and the honor likewise.
Q. Is a player entitled to have hia own
caddie take the flag while he ia playing,
regardlem of who la flagging the hole?
a. c.
Daseball Today
OMAHA y$. TULSA
Game Called 3:30. Ladies 10c
SATURDAY
OMAHA 4. ST. JOSEPH ,
it
Caaae CaiM 4 P. M. Regular eeaiaaies)
Yankees Turn
Tables on Tigers
and Win, Stol
New York, July 20., After losing
riht straight gimrt to Drlroit, the
New York Aniericins reversed the
score and defeated the Tillers, 5 to 1.
The Yankees won fW game in the
sixth inning, when they scored two
runs after two were out on singles
hy Meusel, Ruth, Selling and Ward.
Ward rlinihrd I lie game in the eighth
when he hit a home run off Ehnike
with Mcuet and Kuth on baae.
Mays pitched a splendid game for
New York and wat aided in keeping
down Detroit's score by three double
plays. Srore:
ur.Titi'iT. I
All H t) A
AH II O A.
Blu. lb
4 1 II ii. Will, rf
4 4 0 0
Jonea. lb
sl'l.rk
Han.jr, lb
Cobb, if
10 1 lil'lpp. lb 4 4 10
I I I l M.U..I. If 4 110
0 0 0 Mtuth. rf I1S0
1 1 4 OiHrheng. e 4 111
Vr.ck. If 4 11 0 Ward, lb
4 17 4
5 4 1 4
Hell'.n. rf 4 0 0 BYnlt. ss
rul.'w. 2b 4 1
t DIM'Nsllir, tk 4 111
Klan.y.
4
I
I siusrs, p I e e i
Woi.lall. c
olil'.m. p
iM.nlun
Khmke, p
1 0 4 II
1 I o 4i Totals
I o o VI
0 4 0 0)
11 SITU
Totals SI I Hill
sH.ltrd fur Jones In .Kbih
xHsttrd for Oldham In eighth,
Rcore by Innings:
Detroit 104 000 0001
New Tork 000 401 Ola t
Hummsry Huns: Blue. M.as.l it). Ruth
(i). Ward. Krror: Klgney. Two-ba.e hits:
V.arh, McNally. Meiwrl. Thre.-baae hit:
Ward. Home run: Ward. Mtol.n bate.:
Blue (1). Sacrifices: Jon... Slay.. Duubl.
play.: Hchang to McNally to Ward: B.-ott
to Ward to Plpp: Ward 10 Sro't to I'lvp.
l,ft on baaee: N. Terk, 4: Detroit,
Ba.e on balls: (iff Mnvs. 1; off Khmke,
1. Rlruik out: By Olilbsm, 1; by Mays.
1. Hlta: Off Oldham, 7 Ip T Inning.: off
Khmke, S In 1 inning. Hit by pitched ball:
By Mays d.'obb); by Ehrak. Hcott).
Losing pitcher: Oldham. Umpires: Uln'en
and Kvans. Time: 1:41.
Browns Blank Athletics.
Philadelphia, July 10 Vangllder h'ld
Philadelphia to five hits and HI. I.oUls
won the second gams of the series, 4 to
0. Four double plsy. in th. flrat seven
Innings kept the Alhletlc. from resihing
second, only tl men facing Vangllder
during the time. Score:
ST. l.Ol'IS. I PHILADELPHIA.
AB.H.O.A.! AB.H.O.A.
flerb.r, ss 4 1 8 S Toung. lb S 0 4 1
Tobln, rt 4 0 1 0 Dykes, Sb Sill
Rlsler, lb 10 10 OiWalker. If 4 0 4 0
Wll'ms, If 1 1 1 Olllauser, lb S 1 1 ,0
M'M'us, 2b 9 0S li (lal'way, aa 3111
Jacob n, cf 4 3 0 OfBruggy, e 3 0 10
Hev'relU, r, 4 1 4 1 1 Welch, rf 14 4 0
Bron'le, 3b 10 1 JIM'Ous'n, ef S 1 6 0
Vlgllder, p 3 0 0 If Rommel, p 2 0 0 1
laPerklna 1 0 0 0
Totals 10 6 27 161
a Totals 27 6 27 1
sBatled for Rommel In ninth.
St. Louis 110 000 0024
Philadelphia 000 000 0110 0
Summary Runs: Gefber, Jacobson, Sev
ereld. Error: McQowan. Two-ba.e hit.:
Oerlier, Severeld. Sacrifices: Williams,
McManus, Bronkie. Double playa: Galloway
to Young; McManus to Oerber to Sisler;
Vangllder to Oerber to Sister (2); Bronkie
to McManus to Sirl.r. Left on base.: Rt.
I. oul.. 6; Philadelphia, 2. Bases on ball.:
Off Rommel, 3: off Vangllder, 3. Strurk
out: By Vangllder, 4. Hit hy pitched ball:
By Rommel (Vangllder ). Umpires: Walsh
and Nallln. Time: 1:18.
Red Sor Win In Tenth.
Boston, July 20. Dugan'. aingle with
two out In the last ot the tenth, follow
ing K. Collins' error on Smith and Harrla'
sacrifice gave Boston a 1 to I victory over
Chicago. Hooper's bad throw to third
le,t In one Boston run. Sheely's homer
waa a long drive over the left field fence
tn the aeventh.
Score:
CHICAGO. I BOSTON".
AB.H.O.A. f AB.H.O.A.
J'nson.ss 4 3 3 3Smlth.rf S 1 2 0
M iigan,3b too ZIHarris.lf 2
R. C'llns.ib S 0 4 Burns.lb 6
Hooper.rf 4 14 O Pratt.Zb . 4
St'nk.rf-lb 4 13 0Dugan,3b S
Falk.lf 4 12 0IJ. Collln..cf 4
8heely.lt 4 3 1 1 O'Rourke.ss 4
2 4
1
1
7 0
2 1
2
0
1
2 1
8 0
3 2
M'C'l'lan.If 0 0 0 0 Walters.e 3
1 2 1
Schalk.o
3 3 lipenock.p 4
0 0 1
Faber.o 2 0 0 31
Hodge.p 0 0 0 Of Totals 36 10 10
xYaryan 0 0 0 0
Totals 35 9 29 16)
Two out when winning run scored.
xBatted for Fauer In ninth.
Score by Innings:
Chicago ..000 000 101 02
Boaton 100 001 000 11
Summary Runs: Bhsely, McClellan,
Smith, Harris, Burns. Errors: E. Collins.
Hooper. Two-bass hita: O'Rourke. Home
run: Sheely. Stolen base: Strunk. Sacrifices:
Taryan, Johnson, Walters, Harris (2).
Double playa: B. Colllna to Johnaon to Shee
ly; Dugan to O'Rourke. Left on base: Chi
cago, 9; Boston, 9. Base, on balls: Off
Faber, 1; off Hodge, 1; off Pennock, 4.
Struck out: By Faber, 4; by Pennock. 2.
Hltsr Off Fater, 7 In 1 lnnlnga; oft Hodge,
2 in 1 2-3 lnnlnga. Losing pitcher: Hodge.
Umpires: Connolly and Owens. Time: 2:01.
Indians Beat eSnators.
Washington, July 20. Cleveland record
ed its 11th consecutive victory when it
defeated Washington, 8 to 2. In the aec
ond game of the series. The visitors
knocked out Erlckson in the fifth when
Jamleson clouted a horn, run over the
right field wall with t'hle, who had
tripled on base. Every Cleveland player
made at least one hit. Mclnnis wa.
HUDSON
has
a
new
Pkaetoa
f-Paaaeager
Ceaeh
Cakrtelct
Sraaa
Caaae
Freagkt
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WfNTKHM I.RAGI.
Maauiage.
W. 1., frl I W I. P'
HI Jo. .1 I4.41S JIuffalaM . 44 44 .414
HiKut i'liy .tsiinkia. illy l 411
1ui ss 41 HI I... tluiii.t It it UI
Wubila ...11 4! .tt.'!l).ntr . ... 11 4J .441
laal.rd.i'a Results.
rtuffslo.s. .; Tuiss, I I
Dr. M-iln.s, 14; Wirhils. I
Hiuus My, It; Oklahoma City. It.
Mi. Joa.pb, 4; Denver, 1.
Today's tiamee,
Tul.a at Omaha.
nm.huina I'uy at Sleui City.
Wichita at lies iluin...
Ml, J oar ph. at K.nv.r.
KRHKAAK A TATK I CAdl K.
Maaillng.
. I.. I' l l W. I., ret.
Beatrice 4 .tool Lincoln 1 I .Iu0
Urand Is. ft 4 .AlH..tlnS I ft .444
Norfolk ft 1 .butit'alrbury 4 .400
Tealarday's Resells,
Norfolk. I: Hasting., 1,
B.attlr., I; ilr.nd Island, I.
Lincoln. ; Falrbury, I.
Today's (iaeaee.
B'Sfrlce at (Irand lalsnd.
Not folk st Hs.tlngs.
Llnroln at Falrbury.
NATIONAL I KAtKE.
NUndlngs.
W. I Pel
W. L. Pet.
N'.w Tork 11 II til
Hi. l-.uis . 11 II .III
Brooklyn 4144.414
Pittsburgh 4I44.4H
Chicago 44 41 ,H4'
Clncy 44 41 .117
Phlla
10 11 .170
Boston
10 14 .111
Veaterday'i Resells.
Brooklyn. II: Chicago. T.
Nw York. 1; Cincinnati. S.
Pittsburgh, I; Philadelphia. 1.
4t, Louis, 1 1 Boston. 4.
Today's Games.
Boston at St. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
N.w York at Clnclijnatl.
Philadelphia at Plttaburgh
AMKRirAX I EAOII5.
Mendings.
W. I.. Pct.1 . VT. L. Pet.
St. Louli SI 17 ..MH.v.land 4 44 .o
N. T. II 40 .tlOkVa.h'ton 40 44 .471
ilrago 41 4Z .A2.vi-nns. id .s.-i
trolt 40 44 .Ml'Bo.ton 17 II .420
Yesterday's Results.
Boston 1. Chicago 1.
New Tork S, Detroit 1.
St. I.oul. 4. Phllsdelphta 9.
Cleveland 8, Washington 1.
Today's Came.
Chicago at Boston.
St. Louis st Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Washington.
AMKRICAN ASHOCIATION.
Standing.
W I,.Prt. W.L.Pct.
Tndlanp'lls S4 37 .6931 Louisville 47 47 .600
St. Paul SS 35 .602 Kan. City 44 61 .454
Milwaukee (5 42 .67Columbua IS 64 .404
Mln'apolla 40 41 .H7Toledo 33 67 .367
Yesterday's Results.
St. Paul. 2-6; Columbus, 1-1.
Kansas City. 14: Indianapolis, 1.
Milwaukee. Louisville, 0.
Toledo-Mlnnespolls, rain.
Today's Games.
Toledo at Minneapolis.
Columbus st St. Psul.
Indianapolis at Ksn.ss City.
Loulsvllll at Milwaukee.
the leader with three, In as many tlmea
at bat. Score:
CLEVELAND. WASHINGTON.
AB.H.O.A! AB.H.U.A.
J'esnn. If 6 2 10
Rice, cf
6 13 4
W.'bv Ih 4 12 3
Hkrrls, lb 1 0 3 4
Speaker.rt 4 1 3 01
Judge, lb
10 9 1
Wood, rf 6 16 0
(loslln, If
4 110
4 110
3 114
4 12 1
5 0 S 4
114 4
1110
10 4 4
10 4 4
S'w'li. a. 4 14 6
Br'w'r. rf
O'dner, lb 1 1 1 2P'k'p'gh.s
Mrl'la. S.3 8 21 Lame. 3b
O'Neill, e 2 11 l P'lnlch,4
Uhle, p 4 11 1 zSmith
lE'kson. p
Totals 14 12 27 15JTbary, p
r Milan
Total II 1 17 14
IBatted for Plclnlch in ninth.
r.Batted for Zachary in ninth
Cleveland . , 001 011 010 I
Washington .011 009 010 S
summary Runs: .Jamleson f , sewetr,
(lardner, Mclnnl.. O'Neill, Uhle, Judge,
P.cklnpangh. Error: Go.illn. Two-baae
hits: Jamle.on. Brower. Three-base hit:
Uhle. Horn run: Jamleson. Sacriflcea:
Wambv. O'Neill. Mclnnis. Double play:
Pecklnpaugh to Harris tn Judge. Left
on base.:. Cleveland, e; wa.nington, 8.
Iia.es on balla: Oft Uhle, 1: off Erlck.on,
1: off Zachrav. I. Struck out: By Krlck-
son, 3; by Uhle, 1. Hits: Off Erlck.on, T
in 4 1-3; orr Karnary. t in i z-s. Hit oy
pitched ball: By Uhle (Harris) Wild
pitch: Zachary. Lonlng- pitcher: Erlckeon.
Umplrea; Hildebrand and Morlarity. Time:
1:51.
Baseball Records
Made This Date
July 21, 1886 Ten or more run., by
club, In an extra Inning. 10, Kanaaa
City against Detroit (N. L.), 11th Inning.
Record also held by Boston against New
York, 1887; Cincinnati against Brooklyn,
1919.
July 21 nil. Player who has scored.
three men on one base hit, F. Bskar,
Philadelphia (A. L.) Record also held
by rive National and 10 American league
players.
July 21. 1916 Most double Plays started,
by pitcher. In a game. 3. F. Coumbe.
Cleveland (A. L.) Record also held by
J. Bush (A. L.); B. Hogg (N. L.)
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especially tbe samtber, more eaeeful
way tbe new Hudson does the thing
you require of it
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Motor
II.44C
Pkartn. l,4aa
1.74b
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Mattick's Homer
Beats Indians, 14-12
Sioiin City. July 20 Malllrk'a
home run in the ninth inning after
two were nut, scoring two ahead of
him, tn the deciding factor in to
day's name which the Tackers won,
14 to 1. Srore:
uKi.AiiukiA cirri sioux citt
AH II O A 1
AH H O A.
Pitt If 111" ll'tton ss 4111
Kru.sr,rf 4 1 'M'ngwsy.lb 1
T.l..lh 111 I M.ttlekcf I I 4) I
KH'r !b III I'M.ls.lb I 4 I 4
ftl'll'nl.l.lb I III 're'd.rf . 14 1
ri.h.r.e I I I I H blnsun.lf 4 111
Wtnille.'S 4 1 I ' P.lm.r.lb
Muore.f 81 .query.
I'anep I I MV'llems.p
mvia,p
Total! II II II II Te.ar p
Klah
aBlo.eom
I I f 1
lilt
114 1
114
044
1 I 4
till
Totals 4119 17 I
Two eat when winning run wst srord.
BllsUed for Te.ar la ninth.
titan fur L'leh in ninth.
Srore by inning.:
Oklahoma City 14 00 11111
Smug City 110 41114
Hiimmiry Runst Pitt (21, Krutg.r III,
Tst. (II, r.llxr (I). MoDsnlel. risher.
Moor. Hamilton 41). Hemingway, Ma
tick (31. M.ts ft. o.t.ra.rd (5). Rob
inson. William. Blossom. Krror. I Falser,
McDsnlel. Two-bsse hits: MrPanltls (4),
Williams, Hemlngwav, Mt (ll, Palmer,
Davla and Osl.rgard Horn run: list
tick. Sscrlflr hlta: Hamilton and Pern.
Rarn.d run.: Sioux City. 19: Oklahoma
City, 12. Double playa: M.ts (unaaalalad) :
Wlndl to MrUanl.l. Hit and runs: Off
Wllllsms, II snd 4; off Davis. 1 snd ll
off Tes.r, I snd I. Left on bsaea: Okla
homa City I; Sioux City. 7. Bast en
balla: Off P.yn.. I: Tea.r, I: William, 1;
Davis 1, Struek out: By Psyne. 4; tt
Dsvis, 1: by William. 1: by Tessr, 1. .
Wild pilches: Dsvl.. Tmpires: Donabu
and Held. Tim; S hour.
Saints Kallr and Wm.
D.nv.r. Colo,, Julv 20. dross weaken
In the eighth and St. Josephs big Inning
netted them four run and lb victory
over Denver. tn 1. this afternoon, D.n
ver collected eight hlta off Bald In seven
Innin.. hut Llndberg and Hovllk saved
the ly for th. vlaltor. Seor.:
ST. JOHKPH. DBNVBR.
AB.H.O.A I AB.H.O.A.
01enn, lb 7 111 0 Oom. If 6 14 4
i"rlil.'n. If 4 0 4 llKerr. 3 11.
Fl.her. rf 4 1 4 Long, rf 6 14
B'wlti. cf 4 11 OlSh'ley, lb I ill
Ste'enn. sa I 1 0 HP't.r.on.lb 2 111
Me 1)1(1. 3b 1 0 0 4IO'Brlen, cf 3 14 4
Nufer, !li 114 4 R'da r, lb 4 0 14
Orsh'kl, o 4 I 6 llP'k.r. e 4 0 4 1
Hsld, p 1 0 JlOro.s. p till
xSmlth IW0 OlaC'twrlght 114 4
xKandlfr n 0 0 n
L'db'g. p 0 0 0 ll Total! 11 117 IS
llovlik. p I I It
Totals 35 I 27 111
xPmlth bstt.d fer Hald In eighth
xKandler ran for Smith In eighth. .
x Mattel fur C.rone In- ninth.
St Joseph 000 100 041
Dwnver 1 .101 010 0003
Summary Runs: Fisher. Bonnwlts (1).
Stevenson, McDonald, Uarbowakl. -Kerr
(2). Shanlev Errors: Shsitley, O'Rrlen,
Rodgers. Earned runs: St. Joseph. I;
Denver, I. Two-base hits: Flaher, Crt.
wrlght, K.rr Thrue-hnse hits: Bonowlta,
Long, Shanlev. Sacrifice hits: Btsvenson,
McDonald. Passed ball: Parker Struck
nut: Bv Crosa. 4: by Hald. 4. Bas on
balls: Off Oros. ; off Hald. I: off Llad
berg, 2. Doubl play: McDonald to
Nufer to OI.en. Hit hy pltnhed ball: Pat
terson and Kerr by Hald. Left on b.a:
St. Joseph. 10; Denver. 4. Runa and hlta:
Off Hald, 3 and 8 In 7 Innings; off Llnd
berg, 1 and 0 In 1 1-2 lnnlnga; off Hovllk,
0 and 0 in 5-3 Inning. Umplrea: Ormsby
and Holmes. Time: 1:16.
Booster Win Swatfeat.
Be Moines, July ' 10 Des Moines hit
Musner freely and treated Gregory th
aame way in the one Inning h pitched,
the heavy hitting giving tha lecala a 13
to 6 victory over Wichita today. Tha game
was marked by scnaatlo.nl fielding by
both teams and a wonderful throw from
deep field-by Manager Graney of Dee
Moines which cut off a run at th plate.
. Score:
WICHITA.
I DES MOINRg.
AB.H.O.A.
Genln, sf 4 1 1 0
Wagner, lb 1 1 4 1
Horan. tl I I I I
AB.H.O.A
Smith, cf 4 3 2 0
Washb., 2b 4 2 1 7
Berger, ss 6 2 1 1
East, rt 4 0 1 21
iGraham, lb 4 1 6 0
Blake... If 4 2 3 HOraney. If I I I 1
Mands, lb 4 1 0 OlOorm.. lb 1 1 4 1
Griffin, c 4 0 4 OITurge., as 4 1 2 i
M'Dow, lb 1 111 0Wllson, c 4 1 1 1
Musser. p 3 1 9 llOross, p 4 1 0 2
Gregory, p 1 0 0 0
1 Totals 1116 17 11
Totals 16 12 14 121
Score by lnnlnga:
Wichita '..101 000 110 I
Des Moines 110 410 13x ll
Summary Runs: Wsshburn. Blakesley.
McDowell (2), Musser, Genln (4), Wsgner
(1), Hofan (2), Oraney, Turgeon. Wilson,
dross. Errors: Waahburn (2). Blakesley.
Home runs: Blakealey. Turgeon. Three
base hits: Wsshburn, Wagner. Two-bss
hits; Wasbburn, McDowell, Musser, Ber
ger, Genln, Wagner. Graney, Graham.
Sacrifice hlta: Graham. Left en bases:
Wichita, 10; Des Moines. 4. Strurk out:
By Gross, 2; by Mu.ser, 1; by Gregory.
1. Bases on balls: Oft Gross, ; off Mus
ser, 2. Hit by pitched ball: By Bros (Mc
Dowell). Wild pitch: Musser. Earned ran
and hits: Off Grosa, S and 11 in 4 In
nings: oft Musser, 7 and 11 In 7; Gregory,
3 and 4 in 1, Losing plcther: Musser.
Double plays: Qross-Turgeon-Orahim, Tur-geon-Wagaer,
Graney-Wllson, E.sf-Me-Dowell.
Umpires! Anderson and Detter.
Time; 1:68. ,
"Babe" Ruth, king of swat, struck
a tartar when he faced Pillette, the
voting star of the Tiger twirling
staff. Ruth managed to make one
single in five times at bat, Pillette
striking the slugger out twice.
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