THE OMAHA BEE: FRIDAY. AUGUST 25. 1922
Norfolk Defeats Beatrice in Seventeen-Inning Game by Score of 12 to 10
Blue Outfielder
Scores Three to
Tie Game in 9th
Mooney Clout Homer With
Baaei Loaded and Sendi
Came Into Extra Inning
ritclier' Duel.
Beatrice, Aug 24 -Beanie toil a
17-innin: bitlc to Norfolk hre to
day, 12 to 10. In ihc ninth inning.
with lour rum needed and th bae
full, Mooney, Beatrice outfielder, hit
tii ball over th (nice and tied the
score, and from then on it was I
fifeheri' haf tie between Martinis and
Hilton. Hilton relieved (Joffmdafler
in the ninth, but in the 17th. Ather.
tin tingled and Mitchell aacrificed
hnn to second and Marr then hit the
tall over the fence and put an end
to the game.
Score i '
norfoik beatr'cj
ABHOA t AH HO A
A'lfKnii t I I I -gnirf 7 11
Marr. Ik T f I Klnhnr.lk 1 l I
sotm-l j Tip 4 'ywinn.. t J 7 J
Poueelf I 4 I ll.-nuonrf TOIa
Knapp ft ill Mo.tney.lf
14 1
il.it a I It I 1. Her lb t
till
Orave. rf I I I I Parke. 2b
411
rrrly,l. I III I I n
y,l 1 It i I ni-r.r T t I
a a ii.rui.ii i i il
Dirtier I
yi.fr.rp i a I iu.kiii a t a a
Union
i
' l"il .Villi!.
Til.l (t 14.1 Ml
or hy inairaa:
y'tmk ...... i i " oo j u
fleatru 161 210 Hoi ooo ooo oo to
ummry Run Atherton (O.'Merr
111, Mitchell, Hog... Clark. Oro'l 13),
tleeierty. Hna.n Kiohn.r li,
iwmnn II). Bowman, Mooney, Krrora:
Alh.rion fl.rH i). C.ravea Heggarty,
Quinn CI, Parker, leg-r Hum run.
Marr. Moaner. Kouee. Atherton. Two-
h-e.e hit- Rowfesn !i. Knapp. Mstr,
tllrhelf, l. flam becilfi'e hlta: Ml.
tana, Parker. Mooney. Mitchell. lr.va
kto'en he..: Parker. Ra.. nn belle Off
Merou'e , eff Didier. I; iff f offindeffer
4; off Hillen. I. Struck mil: Br Marquia
t: bv Didier, I; bv Coffin Is tf.r, I ; hy
Hilton s Double play: gmnn to Kir. h
ft. Rouse to Atherton; Alh.rion lo Mil
shell I Heegerty; Itegearty lo r'ofllii
riaffer Passed bell; Clark. Umpli
Meer Tima. 1 (0
Felrlnary, i Ifaailng, t.
Fair bury. Au it Felrbury look (ha
fir.l gam of Ih .aii.a from Haulms, to
ly. I l I Push pitched shutout ball up
to in ninth, when be allowed two ror.
tear;
FAIRBt'Rf I HASTINGS
adkaa! abhoa
Ronney.se I 1 1 ! fli.r. lb 4 1 2
Perry. 2b I I 4 JXoall4r.tr I 1 a
Peirht. If I t I 1 Tom... If 4 1
"'1Mb, Ik 4 t win. rf 414
Mia, rf 4 4a aiWiH.it. k 4 1 I
CUve'd. tb 4 I i 4 7i'n, lit 4 2 12
Oood'ln. rf I I I Or if fin. a. 4 1 I
M Oar'il. o III I r.rht. r. h,4 I 14
Fuel), 4 14 P.irrann, p 2 I
burk ar, p 1 8 t I
'Totele It II 21 14'
Total I4HHU
i'ra ty Inning.:
Haatln OO M Wtt
Falrbgrv 104 100 2 I
nummary ftuna Boonay 12). Frry
lil, Wimbuah. Cltvaland. Onedwln, Mo
I'.rmolt. WIIKtta. Zaif.nhaln Krrora:
Pilar, Willaita, Buckmaatar Thr-ba.a
Mia: Wlmbiiaa. "A. Kill arrldra hit:
"aKhl Slol.n baan: Boon"y. lioorjwln.
rrry. Rtrurk ut: . By P.t.r.nn, J: by
I'uah, I Ittr'i on balla: Off i'at.raon, 4.
Puna nl hmi Off r"ron, nd t In
4 Innlria: off Buckmaaiar. 2 and I In 4
Irninit. t'ouVIa playa: plhla lo Rooney;
riavalapii Is Wlmbvahi Riony. Karry to
Vt'imbuah L'mplrai Johnton. Jima; 1 SO.
Unkl Wank lalander.
Lincoln. Auf. 14 Lincoln won the
flrat ama of Iha aari from Orind
lalarul, I lo 0. II balna; plichara dii'-l ba
iwaan Pallay and Chirpaaiih. Mati a poor
p. a; to Plrra in th aav. nh Innin in an
rffort to k.ap Dool from atretnhln hi
twnbK'r Itit irlpla. anablad Bool to
imri with Iha Ion tounlar.
firora: '
GRAND ISLAND 1 tl.N'Oftl.M .
ABHO.AI ABHOA
roban.Jb 4 2 2 J1 for.nur aa 4 0 12
Drow.r.ia 1
Mall.. 4
Rp.akrr.lf 4
fiarna.lb 1
PVhard.rf
W ShiiPf.rf 4
Hantlrv.c
lVpath.p I
xTaulk 1
I n ("arric.i f 3 o
1 l
2 I
2 0
1 0
o
I a
l l
1 2
4 1 Pya 2I
I Oiemllh.lf
liOll.aon.rf
J 0 bmi:.
1 HVr-roy.lb
I l;.lnkar.3b
0 (llBallay.p
a
Total 21 4 27 J
TftUll 21 I4 I
xTintttad for Wfltchard in ninth.
Grand laland 000 000 001) 0
Mnroln .....ooo 000 10x 1
Sugimary Run: Bool. Krrora: WaU.
fnraiir. Bool. Two-ba hit.: Brw",
Tlool I.. ft on baara: 'Irand laUnd, 7:
Mnroln. 1. Douhla play: Bailay lo Dy
Niolan haat: Glhaon. Htrurk out: By
Tll"'. : by Chlrpa.iih. 4. Ba.aa on balla:
Off Pallay. S: off Chirpaaiih. I. Paasad
ball: Bool, t'mnir: Wood. Tlma: 1.31.
Major Teams to
Barnstorm Omaha
Two "all itar" big league team,
one composed of American and the
other National league, players, are
to stop in Omaha for one exhibition
game immediately following the
close of the regular season, accord
ing to word reaching Union Pacific
passenger official! today.
The teami will be enrotite to the
west coast. A $2,000 guarantee it
asked by promoter for a Rame here.
Babe Ruth will not be in the line
up, the message states.
Muny Baseball Heads
to Meet Friday
The board of director! of the
Municipal Baseball association will
meet in the city hall Friday night
at 8. Nunieroua profited games
will be considered and pUn made
fcr tb intercity games at St. Lotus.
Leonard Ready n Defend
Title- Againxt Charlie White
New Yoik, Aug : -Penny
Leonard is ready to defend his light
weight boning thauipionsh'p kgiilut
(.bailey White, t hifagn challenger,
as soon as be tirs irom mmnrs
sustained in his lt frw bouts, hit
manager, Hilly Gibson, Aid l'Uv,
Leonaid's s cut and a pivtt
loMh Vnockfd out in his tonte.t with
tew Tendlrr,
W oman to 'rtf
Sttpptn at Hamlin
tinat W'fttern Meet
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mart a, N tl. tak.i si. a iH will
ssi deteMI'.ae.t (t l fai'l'l'
.tn el 0 $.'.',') v'te l at pom
EDDIE'S FRIENDS
SOUTH S1W.T.LL yik &Bfo9T
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ports j
Kaar SS Ina On.
Olanwood. la, Am 24 (Bparlal ) ft.
. d.f.at.d tha local, hara Sunday. I lo
I. Olanvaood haa npan dataa aftar Au
(ual 2 and would Ilka lo haar from
i.ama In Omaha, Council Biuffa and
nearby town.
SVrua Trim Ijinral,
Bloomflald. Nab. Ana. 24 fUnacIa! I
Wauaa, dafaatad Laur.l h.ra laturday
by a t lo 1 arora. Hathaway Bitch. 4
graai oau ror in winner.
Cuba VS In Ott Coll.
eiyraouaa. Nab, Auc. 4 Dr. Hill'
Cuba, fa.t kid Lam, d'f.atad Iha Ma.
braak rity (nlta In an ll-lnnlna jama.
2 lo I. Tha rub hava won lht nmaa
ana inai non.
milorton Win., f-1,
Tolumbua, Nab., Aua. 24 (Sp.rl.n
Fullarton daf.alad Columbua hara (undar.
lo 1. B.'l.rlca: For Columbua. ilo.ir.
char and Mmaaz; for Fullarton, Brown
and, Millar. , ,
' Superior Ixaaa. 1
Falrflold. Neb . Auc 24 (Spatial )
f'alrfiald daf.ated Suparlor on tha lattar
(rounda Sunday, lo 7.
fy In Good Form,
Cornln. I,. Auc. 24 (Special.) Corn-
In dafaatad Craaton Sunday on Iha lat
ter ground!, 4 to 2. Cy Wliliama we
In fin form and held the Crestonlte well
In hand.
1 Thrr Clous Homer.
Fall. City. Nab . Auc. 24 (Special )
Tha Fort Leavenworth Guard defeated
the local American lafion teem her Sun
day, i to I, Thr.e horn rune ware mad
during the game.
JVat 'Em at Home.
Bit Spring. Neb.. Aug. 24 (Special.)
The lode dafaatad the Brule t.am on
the latter' grounda, Sunday, i to 1.
E-T)oughboja
SyracuM, Neb.. Aug. 24 (Special. )
Th locale defeated the Lincoln lesion
her Sunday, 10 to 4 Betferlei: Leglcn,
Franklin and McCloy: Byracuee, Roberta
and C'oppl.
A UstleM Game.
Humphrey. Neb.. Aug. 24 (Special )
Humphrey defeated Tllden her Monday
in an unlntereatlng gam, 11 lo 2,
Dumeler In Form.
Brtinlng, Aug. 24 (Special.) Domeler
waa at hla beat Sunday and tha local de
tested Crete. I to 2.
Packer Flogged.
Blciomfleld. Neb.. Aug. 24 (Special.)
Bloomfleld defeated th Sioux City
Etockyard team her Sunday, 12 to 7,
Apply Whltevraah.
North Platte. Nab.. Aug. St. (Special )
Th local legion team Buffered Ha firat
ahutout or the eeaaon her hunciay wnan
tha Omaha Union Psclfio team won, 4 to 0.
Wine Tourney,
Friend. Neb.. Aug. 24. (Special.)
Friend won Ha own tournament her
Sunday by defeating (ieneva, 11 to I.
25 to S the Score.
Gordon. Neb. Aug 24 (Special)
Oordou won the tournament h'ld at Hay
Springe ia.t week, beating Hemlngfurd.
:J to I, in th final game.
Tl tor heeond Honors,
Shenandoah. Ia . Aug. 24 (Special )
Bv defeating Thurmau. t l 5. on th
doling day of the tournament, the locale
went into He lor eerond plate with
Coin and Thutman. llanibuii won the
lournim.nl, .
Friend. i Mllfnrd, 4.
rrland. Neb. Au 24 iSpeelal.)
'I" .l.tfata-t xinwa - '" j
a laav game, w i i
. . TTm l 1
eta son storaa. j
Holl'4e. Neb. Aug 11 l.'pa. lal I
The Kiei club cl.f.ai. l the Hntary I
tluk Uondsy, I le 7. Tk proceed! ef I
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HOW
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y WffMMM
th game, which totalled 1-00, will be
u.ed to build a dam actor th tevin
in th City perk for th puipo.e of Im
pounding water thle winter for an l
tkattng rink.
Orerloo ltlanke Foe.
Kearney. Neb, Aug. 24 (Spatial)
Overton cl.f.ated PIir,ton her Batur
day, 12 to 0.
Hurt Sliding.
Bed Oak, la., Aug. 24 Tha lorala da.
feated Vllllaca bars Sunday, 7 lo 0. t
waa a pllchera' be'tle between Johneon
of th loiala and Tyre of th vialtor
for li Inning when the latter forced
to rente after turning hi anki sliding
tnto third.
Golf likcis
Q la there any dlntanc limit wl'hln
which ball muai lie before player may
hava tha fiagatlck removed when hi op
ponent playa hi approach shot?
A. .No, Ho tan hava It lifted when
tli opponent I pluylng from 260 yarria
away, ii ne i aiapoard lo compliment
th latter' accuracy In that way.
Q la there any penalty in a ' raae
where a player In a aandtrap, In taking a
club from tha bag, accidentally pull out
a aacond club and allow it to fall to the
ground 7
A Thar la no penally, unleae the club
In falling Improve the lie of the boll. Of
rour.e, If the club atrlkra th ball and
move It, that count a ttroke,
Q Doea th rule which permit a player
to hava hla opponent lift a ball that Ilea
within a club length of his own In such
poaltion aa to Interfere with hi airoke,
apply to balls In a hatard?
A Vea. Tho rule la the asm whether
the bulla lie In the faJrnay, rough or a
hazard.
g What la the penalty, If plnyer fall
to -eplace hla ball, wher somebody or
aom lining outald th match mov It
from wher It cm to real?
A Loee of the hole In match play and
two etrokea In medjl. The player la re
ft ill red to drop the ball in th preacrlbed
manner.
Q What I th penalty, If any, where
caddie ncovara a ball ffom a ditch racog
nlied aa X water hazard, throwa It out
back of the ditch, and tha player playa
It from wher It happen, to atop?
A .--The loa of th hole In match piny
and two ttroke Id medal pluy. Thle
Dreaumea. of oonrae. that It la cleurly es
tablished that the ball waa moved, and
not aaeumeu.
SaforOut
s
How long a time la th umpire glv-
en to change hla declaion? If he changea
It after tho end of two Innlnga, ahuuld
th game be replayed?
A. -Moet certainly not ana the um
pire should not change a decielnn utter
two innings have been played. The rule,
tell him better than that.
Q Waa It ever a rule that If the bat
ter trlea to dodge a wild pitch and 'he
ball hlta hla hat and It roll foul, It ahall
be called a deid hall?
A. There waa euch a rule, but It la.ted
only a few weeks.
Q. Bunnera on third and second. Both
lead off and the runner ftom aecond
touchf. third. Catcher throwa to third
and the runner from second la touched
while etandine on the ban. Then tha
runner who waa on third waa Caught and
touched out Wer both out?
A. 'o, Th runner who ma on third
waa on a base. If the runner to whom
third had belonged had returned fa the
baao the other runnrr would have for
feited right to II.
y Runner was on third and tried lo
ateal home whllu we were rag chewing
and lu.i aa ha etruck the plate the um
pire called "time, and sent him back to
third and then th batter etruck out. Waa
that right '
A. II appear to have been, Tho um
pire waa within hla rights lo rail time
and a mo rould not ecore If lime were
callct!.
j If a pitcher puis h a foot In the
boa and a.ndi up, but iloea not look at
the baitei. and Ihele ia a runner en Iha
baara. n. if ha throwa lo the butaman
n,l kim out. i. it b.ikJ
,( ,,, !,, nwkea any melton
tlm) Miuld i Ike runner Iha Idea iliel
he eneool la pilch the kali, Ik umpire
ewuld rail a balk,
SEE IT IN COIORt
THE SUNDAY til
TO GET HOME
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dnaSiandins
STATE IFAf.t E.
Handings.
W. L Pel
It It .4.2 Fairbury
27 IS .6S7 Heeling
W, L. Pel.
22 2S .
Norfolk
Lincoln
Beatrlca
IS 2 .l.J
24 21 .S11,C Island II 21 .211
leaterdey'g Be.ulli.
Lincoln-1 : Orand laland,
Norfolk, 12: Beatrice, 10 (17 Innings )
Fairbury, I; Haatlnga, 2.
Today'g (tame.
Norfolk ! Ilntrlc
Haatlnga at Falrbufy..
Urand Island at LinoV.ln.
ATIONAL I.EAOI K,
Standings.
' WL. Pel I
N. York 71 tn .i)07Pitnburg
H Louis r.7 SI .Sot Brooklyn
WLPrt.
44 St .r.47
M 40 .41
40 71 .Sf.O
a 74 .in
Chicago CS ht .111: I'hlla.
Clmy s S .HJ'Bo.ion
Veaterday'a Reeulta.
Pittsburgh. 10; I'hlladelphla, 4.
Chicago, 4; Brooklyn. 1.
New York, 2: Cincinnati, 1.
Bo.ton, 12; St. Louie. II.
Today' Game.
Boaton at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Pitc.uuryh.
New York at St. Louie.
' Philadelphia at Chicago.
AMERICAN IF, AO IK
Standing.
W.LPcf.l W'LPct
St. Louli 72 49 S96'chlcag U 42 .42
New York 71 49 S2 Waah'nton S7 S2.47J
lutroit , i,t ts .esiiPhiia'phia 4SSS.4IS
Claveland 61 40 .41 2 Boaton 40 74 .17
Vesterdny' Feault.
New YOrk, 7; Cleveland, I.
Ht. Lnula. 1'. Boaton.
Detroit, II; Philadelphia, I.
Washington, 1; Chicago, 0. .
Today' flam,
Chl'-ago at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at New York.
Detroit at Weahlngton.
Clew land at Boston.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Standings.
W. L Pot W L Pet.
Psul 10 .652 Kan. city SI43.6I2
St
Mln'apolls 70 SS .SiS Louisville St 44 ,4
Milwaukee 71 ts .SSOiToledo 49 it .::
Indl'apolla 5 40 ,620Columbu 45 13.312
Yesterday' Result.
Columbus. 10; Louisville, 5.
Toledo, 2-2; Indianapolis, 2-0.
Kansas City. 4; Minneapolis, S.
St. Paul, 10; Milwaukee. S.
Today', domes.
Toledo at Louisville.
Columbus at Indianapolis. '
St. Paul at Milwaukee.
M.nncupolia at. Kansas City,
Southwestern Golf
Title to Rex Moore
Rex Mooi of Harlan, la., won
the Southwestern Iowa Golf asso
ciation yesterday on the Council
Bluffs Country club links by defeat
ing H. II. McNeil of Inttianola, la.,
who was erra,;c in hii approaching
and putting.
McNeil used a wood rluh only
once during the match, and he dub
bed that shot. Irons are his big
noise,
Challenge the Carter.
The Sherman Avenue Merchants
issue a tliallenKe to the t arter Lake
club nine to play (or a purse of ?50
or over on Labor day or the bil
lowing Sunday. The Merchants also
have an open day on Septnulier 10.
RUHBING
s'i -
American League
Browns Beat Fad So
Boston, Aug. St. Lotus mad
JO hill ilf thtee Boston pitchers and
won in third straight game here, J
5 lo '. retaining th league lead for
the start of the erte with the
Yankees totnot row, bisler made four
hit out of sis. limes at bat and the
combination play rf Mv Minus and
Gerber waa esrelleni, L'ntil .the
seventh Kolp held Boston to one'hit.
bcore;
ft. Lot I SjniTOM
A It If O A I ' A II If O A
Tol.iil. rf 4 I I l Mil. hell, ae I I I
I
is
hii'i. i I I
Bab eon. .t I
'.i.r. lb I
Meaoaay. ill I I I
I I Hume, lb 4 I II I
7 I ratl. k
llli
4 I I
Wil .a a If a I
I llerfte. If
J., e.ie, if 4
S t i oluna, . f I
M M ue. II I
I 2 PHI ei, HI I I
vereid, e 4 I
I en kaolin, a I I I
Hllllnaa, l
I heir, p
I S Saiguaon,
i.erber. ..SI
kolp, p 4 1 I'l.r.y, p 11
Totajs, 44 I If Total II I If 14
art by Innlnae.
si. i.un i 1 aia it
Boaloa "S 110 I
Summary Hunai Tol'ln, Foaler 11),
Staler (.1, William (Ii. Jokoe,
Menu I'l. kav.reid. Menoekr, Ptatl,
S.rrure: M"kerlann, uarkar, ll.l'h.ll, ll.r.
hla, Pltlanger. Tee beee hUa: Si. I' r, W il
lie me. Jacoh.on, liillinge. Hum Three-
baae kite: Harris klol.n baae: William
a.rlfna ki'a. Wllliarne, MM' hall .uhle
play: (Jarber la M"M.ni lo pieler; Mc.
slanue lo (ierber la Pieler; Plercy le Pit
lengar to Mltrhell; 1'iail lo MM' hel ia
Hums Left o eaaae' irfruia, a;
Boston, . Beee en balla: Off Kvlp. I;
eff Plercy, I. Struck out: By Kelp.
Mite, Off Kerr, I in l-i inning; en
Fergueon, I In I I I Inning; off f'lerr,
I in I I Inning Hit by Feruo. Jacob.
eon. Ueing pitcher: Hair, i mpire.
iJinee nd Hlldebiand. Tiinei I '
X l ank Thins ledlana.
few York. Aug 14 Tk New Trh
Ainari'an isms out ef their Iwo.d.y tai
ling .lump and defeated ('level. nd In the
laat game of ih aarlee, T lo I Th Yanke
kit Morion hard and brouini snout nie
r-itlrement I iy bunching four nit ror
three runs in h eisth Inning
Isn led New York a e'tsk witn lour
ingiea and a base on balla in five llniee
up Jone pitched hi beet m In
weeks, holding Cleveland le ae.en hit,
one a home tu by Woed with k.oell aa
b.e.
Speaker and wood collided wnu go
ing after S'hang lly In the flrat inning,
Speaker being painfully epiked on the left
eg He had 10 c keaiaiea oir me ii.i'i
by two fellow pisere.
CLEVELAND I 'EW TORK
ABH.OAI AUHOA
Jaml'n, If 1 I 1 Wft. cf 4 2
Wei.ry2b 43 2 Dugan, 2b 4 4 I
Spaaker, f I I 0 ftu'h, rf 11
Evana, rf 2 I I I'lpp, IB a I la e
Oard'er lb
Saneli, aa
Wood. If
M I n it la 1 b
O Nelll,
SI or I on, p
xktephe'n
Malla, p
g.Nuna'ker
414 . hang, rill
4 11 1 Meu.al, If 4 I
4 I I 1 Ward, 2b 411
4 111 Scott, aa 4 2 14
4 0 11 Jonas, p 111
10 0 1
1 o
0 0 0 0
1 0 a oi
Tola la llli 17 II
Total II 7 21 14!
kDa'ted for Morion In (eventh.
aUaitel for Main In ntutb.
Rr.or by inning; '
Cleveland .,,....: nil J
Near York 110 101 01s 7
Summary ltuna: Jamle.on, Sewell,
Wood. Wilt (2), Dugan (21. Scot', Jonea
(2 I Krrora; W.mby. Kv?ia. Two baae hit:
Ia... Thr.i.ln.. hi( Wilt llnma run: I
Wood Sacrifice hlte: Witt, Schang, Ruth.
Dnuhl plan: O'Neill end Sew.ll; Wood,
Wanil.y and Mclnma; Ward and Pipp.
Left on baaaa: N'w York, I. Cleveland, I.
p.asaa on balls: off Jonea, I; off Morton.
4. Struck out: Hy Jones, I; by Morton,
I Hit: off Morion, S In Innings; off
Stalls. 1 In 3 innlnga Wild pitches: Jones.
Morion. Losing pitcher: Morton. Umpires;
Mnarity and Kvana Time: 2 0.
Renalorg Blank White Sol.
Washington. Aug 24 Washington
cored a shutout victory over Chicago, 1
to 0. In tha final gam of th series, John
son was affective In the pinches, with
poor support, while two singles, bunched
with a stolen bs.e and a wild pilch, loat
Blanken.hlp th gam.
Score;
CIIICA10. I WASHINGTON.
ABHOA ABHOA
Honpr.rf
0 10 Blc. cf
ErJoh'n,.
0 2 1 Harris, 2b
0 2 21 Hi o war, Ik
1 I eiOualln, If
2 t O Shank, rf
0 2 llPok'h,
1 2' 21 Lamotte.ab
1 2 0'pi;inl'.h, c
0 0 I W.Joh'n, p
Collins, 2b
Shaely, IB
Moslll, If
Fslk. f
M'CI'n, lb
Schalk, e
man p, p
Totals 21 124 l Total 27 4 27
Scor by innings:
Chicago , 000 000 001 0
Washington 1110 uuu 001 i
Summary Run; Shank. F.rrors: Brow
, Hoilln, Pcklnpugh. Two-bas hit;
Mostll. Three-base hit: Shank.. Stolen
hsaes: Shanki, Lamotte. Duuhle playa:
Falk an McClallan; Harrla to Peckln
paugh, Left on baae: Chicago, 4; Waah-
Ington, 2. Bases on balla: Off Blanken
ship. 1. Struck out: By W. Johnson. I; by
Blankenshlp, 2. Wild pitch: Blankenship.
Umpires: own and Nallin. Tim: 1:24.
Tiger Trounce Athletics.
Philadelphia. Aug. 24. Detroit made It
three out of four from Philadelphia by
winning th final game of tha .trie., 11
to s. Detroit made II bit for 12 base,
Including Hellmann homer, which
chared left field bleacher wall. Tlllle
Walker made hla 11. t horn run of th
eaan and waa robbed of another in the
fourth Inning when Veach plucked hi
drlv out of th bleach.ia. hcora:
DETHOIT. I PHILADELPHIA
AB.H.O.A.
AB HAA,
Blue, lb
C .haw. 2b
C'ibh. cf
Veach. If
Il'mann.rf
Jones, 2h
ItlKney, is
B'sler, o
J'eon, p
ulimi, p
m'lxrk
P lets, p
2 2 10 01 Yoimg, 2b
3 1 I Hau.ar. lb
i 3
1 I
3
3 1
2 1
1 4
0 0
0 0
0
0 0
OlMcO'n, rf
HI Millar, cf
o p klna, o
O'loway, ae
Walker, If
Dvkea. Jb
(llliartla, p
OlOuden. p
oltHruggy
II H'mei. p
Totsl 17 U 27 121 Totals 11 13 27 11
x Matted for Olssn In eighth
matted for Ofdtn in sevenih.
Hrora ty inning:
Detroit 0 4)0 I"! 11
Philadelphia 210 002 uo I
Summary Buna: lllue (I), Cutahaw,
Crhh il). lielllllann III, Jonea, llaasler,
Young. Mnuaer CI, Mciiowan, Sillier ill,
Verkins, Walker. Kirori Veach To
hss hue: Hauser. Cnhk, Miller, Blgney.
Ihree-ha.e kit. Cutshaw, iliua. Mi.
(losn. Cobh, llcitiuaiin. Home rune:
lllue, Walker, Heliiusnn. Hsu.er. Stolen
bs.e: Mil.-r. H.rifit.. HcOuiean, Hlg
p.v. .L'n'S Cut.haw, Walker, Oallnay,
lr, h I'niibie iilays: IMiuey In Cut. haw
to Iliua t-'i, If.fi on baara: Detroit, 7,
Philadelphia lla.,s n bslls Off Har
lla, I, oil I'HIelie I, oil Juhn.on. I, off
''l ': ..If olaon. 1 Hltuk uut : ll
Harris, I; by John. on, I; by ogden, I, ky
- IT IN
ZAMt.et IX M V4 4
rl.kstt It jf Bv. .
VIA ,M aV MlNUTl F
) Kf t ev. . -
1 1
1 1 National League
filaal Meal Red.
t'lnoaMII. Aug 24 'Tk Se.ie ih!t
Ike iiiaa la Ik fikei lame ef the eariee.
kel Lol bt k genia Ikiowik wild
eeaa lieraee wa sery eiikg tn ike
pikrhea 4 drese eef Ike iusle fua
it e amgie after amHk ha aiked
4 gene le e.oad e a wild aiitk with
iwa ut la ike ee.ealk laaieg Math leeo.
fielded faulliaeeiy Fineili a ewh ael
aanaatlvkei He kad a an.gle. doukia
a4 a Itipi in four lime n aa
tepied l therwee el thlid be.,
P- ere:
SiKW T'lkK I INCINNATI
Aft M l A I All H O A
Baa ft. is I
lire. I I
ne. k, Ik I
Mewl, If 4
Vi'ung, rf 4
kelly, Ik 4
kiei.a.l, rf 4
kinlth. a I
Kern., p 4
II P in... rf I
! S I'aubert.lk 4
I I ... an. If 4
I
t a
t
k Heuek. rf 4
I Fokeera Ik I
II I I'm. 111. Ik 4
I ai'a.ener.aa I
I 1 .Harper I
I 1 i Kim .
Wikgo, e I
Tot a l
I It Il i a p I
Hara I
Ke. k. p
a a a
a
Totele II I If II
.Bated for Ckveney in aa.entk.
slutted for Luiue la igkth.
rare by Innlnae:
New ret ..,...... e o I
Clk' tkliall I 0061
kutnmtry Run; Bancroft. Smith Hun
tan. Krone: none Te ha.e hit. Pmslll.
Three beee kit: I'lkelll. Klol.n baae' Due
ls. Serrlflre kite Fri-h lit I'oubi
play: Hanrrofi to Sri.-h lo Kelly to Ken
croft. Led en ke.ee. Hew fork, t; Cincin
nati, I. Bss.a en belie: off tuque, 4.
Struck eul; By Barnes. I. Hue: Off l.eque,
I In I innlnae; eff Keck. I In I Inolo.
WUd pilch: Lviue, Lo.lng pH'her. I.uque.
L'mpli'; 4ui)ey nd Moin. luue:
III.
Bookie ISeau FkllUea.
PHUburgk. Aug 14 Brown, reerull
(wirier, wen hi lerend geme within a
week for Pittsburgh, defecting Pkiledel
phla 10 to 4 The Pkllllee' defence waa
ieo.e, Willi. mi pot a double, triple end
kerne run. The latter cleared Iha right
field wall end eeet a loco! pewspsper
0. S'.ors;
PHILADELPHIA I FITTIBt.'ROK.
ABHOA I ABHOA
W.lon.lb 4 1 I Mvlll 4 I 4
Pkineon.lk 4 I I C.rey.cf
Wllllms.Jk 111 Biguee.lf 1 I I
Weiker.cf III Russell rf I
Moksnlf I I I Tlery.lb 41 t J
1 Stnltk. 1 I Tr.ynor lll 4 I I I
Le.li. lb 4 I Orlmm lb 4 I IJ J
Henllne . 4 14 krhmidl.o I 4
Winxr.p I I Brown.p 4 I l
OSmltk.p 1 II Totals 111127 11
Total slil 21 1
g Batted for Winters In Plath.
Pkilidtlpliik Ia JM lioj
Piltaburgh 2 H
Pummsry Runs: Wrightstone. Parkin
son. Willisms, n num. mr.nnii. i.r,
Carey (2). Illgbe, Russell, Tlerney (2).
ririn.in Krroaa: Moksn. Tlr
ne. n'rown. Two-bas hit William,
i . i . kit.. ririMHi Wrlahr.tone.
Wtlllime Home run: William Holer)
h.a.. Walker. Carey. Sacrifice: I'arkin
i kvhtmdt. Double rlay: J. Smun. to
Parklnaon t Mall. Lerr on r-eeee: rnn.
.iMhi it: Pitr.biirah. I Basse on balls
err Winter. 2: elf 0 Smith. I; off Brown,
I Struck out: y inr, . r
I ; by Brown, 1.
Hits: Off Winter. 1 In I
Innlnis; off O. amitn, J in rn..".
Loslng pitcher; Winter, empires: Rlgler
nd McCormlck. Time; 131
Cub Beat I lodger.
Chicago, Aug 24 -Alexander held
Li m r.ie scat tared hla whll
Chicago bunched ven of lla nine hit
and won, 4 lo 1. A tw.'iw
Callahan followed by Olaon store aaved
the Dodaets from a ahutout Terry ll
round playing w a featut
0core:
aioovtvv CHICAGO
ABHOA I ABHOA.
Olson, 2k
4 1 2 4 H'threte.ef 10
Johnstn.ss
B rtri'ih.rf
Wheat, If
Mvers.cf
Schmat.lb
Hih,b
O Millers
xRuether
iMtherry.,
Mamaus
0 2 4 noicner.s s a
1 s OiT'rry.lh 11
t Al rtrlmes lh 4 2 14
A t AlCatshanrf 4 11
1 11) 0 L Mtller.lf 4 0 2 0
A llKrua.lb 3 10
4 11 Hnrinctt.o 111
0 0: Alusndr.p 11
a a Al
a o i
Total jv w er .e
XT Onffita
Hhrlverp 0
Nels 1
01
00
ooo
Total 21 4 24 13
xBstted for O, Miller In eighth.
xBatted for Mamaux In els tin.
xbatt.d for Shriver In nintk.
Score by innlnae:
Brooklvn i 000 001 COO I
Chlcsgo 20 000 02x 4
Summary Runs: O. Miller, Hollocher
(2). Terry 121. Brrors: Callaghan, Hart
nett. Two-base hit: ilrlmes. Three-bus
hit: Terry. Stolen base: Or me Socrl
flee: Hcelhcote. Doubl plays: Terry to
Grimes (2): Ols'on, to Johnson to
SehmsnK. Left on kasea: Brooklyn, 1;
Chicago, I. Bases on balls: Off Alex
ander. 1: off Mamaus:. 1. Struck out
By Mamsui, I; by Aleander, 2. Hlta: Off
Maumsx, S in 7; off Shriver, 4 In I. Hit
hv nltcherl hall: Bv Maumaux. Hollocher.
Losing pitcher: Maumaux. Umpires: u'Day
nd turt. jimt:,i.Z4.
Brave Beat Cardinal..,
St. Louis. Aug. 24. Aided by errors,
particularly one of Blade'a two, which al
lowed them to ecor nine runs In the last
three Innings, th Boston Braves todsy
defeated St. Louis, 13 to 11. The winning
run wit a homer by Gibson In th ninth.
Th visitors msd six runs In th sevnth
after two men were out. The locale used
20 players, Including five twlrlsr. and
Boston u.ed four pitchers. Mann knocked
a homer In th sixth with th base full.
Score:
BOSTON I ST. LOUIS.
ABHOA 'ABHOA
Powell, cf S
Knpf, 2b 4
3 3 olMann, cf 1
1 2 S Mueller, cf 0
1 0 u.ltla'a, lf-as 1
0 0 OiTopotcer..s 0
0 0 l Hornsby,2b I
0 0 0 Mot ley, lb I
2 2 3 Stock, lb 4
4 10 OlSchults. rf 6
0 0 01 AlnKmlth.e 1
1 0 k Lavan, ss 2
0 I Oifialner, If 3
1 OjPfeffer, p I
1 0 0! North, p 0
0 1 O P. i fool, p 0
Cruise, rf 3
M'Na'ra, p 0
Watson, p 1
Msrqu d, p 0
B're.b-lb 5
Hnlke, lh t
PoeoheMb 0
Ford, sa i
Roser. If 3
Olbann, c S
Brsxton. p 2
Nich n, rf 3
ISherdcl. p 0
40 1 3 27 lC Doak. p 0
Totals
1 31. lemons o
IsHmlth A
iFournler 0
iPertlra 1
Total 17 71 27 1
tBatted for Pfeffer In sixth.
sRan for i.'lemona in sixth.
slimed for Shenlel in eighth.
aliened fur Doak In ninth.
Boitnn 300 100 S'l 11
St. Louis 1 Oh ooi mo 11
Si muisri Runs Powsll (!). Kopf ().
rillelie. 7 H n Off Harris. I In 4: eff
t'S'l-ic 7 In I, oft Itemn.rll, 4 In ;', nil
Johnnin, I In I, nuno out in sixth, off
OI.en. 4 in 3; off I'llletta. o In 1 Wild
.itch: 1'ilioie P.i.aed bail: P.rkina
) inning pitch.. Johoaoti: naing pltihtr,
II. ma I m ii r . t unnollp ami tluikrie
Tims, I IS
Drawn for The
w. 6WMP
in evwi uom.u
fMit
'
WILL 4()UL
Omaha Buffaloes Turn on
Oklahoma City Redskins;
Drive Out 5 to 3 Victory
HE Omaha Fuffaloei
turned on Joe Eagan i
tribe of Oklahoma
Kedskina at the play
ground yesterday and
knocked tl Indiana
for 5 to J victory
in the list gme of the aeries,
t'lilike the n'her garnet of the
series, th tiufiAioet laved their hit
liner llllltelh
...! H,. ik.r.l
inning and then
opened tin full
lilast on the In
dians. The at
tack drove Red
skin McBee to
the how era
after he had
been nirked for
four runs and
live bin in two
and two-third
innings.
The Buffaloei
entered their
eition of the
third frame
with the Indiani holding a J to I
run advantage, the reiult.of scores
nude in the fir it, second and third
innings.
In Omaha half of thii intiing-,
"Big Bill" Finrhrr got a lite on Mc
Daniel'i weak
blunder. A ra'f
of infield on is
boosted Fincher
to third, where
he icored ahead
of Grant ham,
when the latter
lifted the agate
out of the park
via right field
timber, kiiotrins;
the count. Grif
fin amackrd the
ball on the nose
and away it
went out to left
field for t
double. Heinie
Maiuif.li came
out of hi j hit
ting stump when he clouted the pel
let against (lie centerheld fence for
a triple, ringing up Griffin with the
score thai won the game for the
herd.
Eagan Derrick McBee,
At thii stage of the game Man
ager Eagan derricked McBee and
boiited Payne. The, latter chucked
'em over fast and with plenty of
Huff and held the herd scoreless un
til the seventh, when Gislason got a
two-ply hit and scored from the
half-way station on Bates' long sin
gle to center. All of this waa ac
complished after two outs.
Payne tailed along until the
eighth, when a trio of Egan'i em
ployes filled the basei after two
down. Previou to this incident,
"Urnp" Anderson had ousted all the
Indian substitute from the Okla
homa City dugout fortiaking funny
remarks about the way in which he
was conducting the game and all
that kinda stuff and, when Eagan
wanted to put in Pinch Hitter White
be had to trot over to the clubhouse
to get hit man.
"Cap" Leidy Objects.
"Cap" Leidy objected to this, but
got no satisfaction from the "ump"
and then informed all interested par
ties that he would protest the game
on the groundi that the umpire
ousted a player from the park and
then permitted him to return to the
park and get into the lineup. Omaha
won and saved Leidy from writing
out a lot of information to ship to
President learney.
Youna; finished the game for Okla
homa City and only had to hurl the
Omaha eifthth to turn the trick.
Big Bill" Fincher was fn tight
placei several times, but each time
his teammates susceeded in pulling
him out. He allowed 11 hits, but
the, Indians were unable to bunch
any of these hingles and make their
hits pay dividends in the form of
scores.
OKLAHOMA CITY.
AB K II TB Sl SB PO A E
Pllt. rf
Tat, ,'lb . . .
Felher. 2b .
McDeniel. h
Clnglurdl. If
Windel, ea , .
loore, cf . . .
I.oar. e
McltcO, p ...
vl'ajne, p , . .
0 0
Cruise (21, Barbara (2), Hoik (2), Ford.
Oib.on, Msnn, Mueller. Hlade. Topcsrcer.
liornaliy, Bottnmley, Bto. k, Ain.mlth.
Oalner. Smith, Fournler Krrora: Powell.
I'l'J'l O. Hnrnshy. Botlomlev. (lalner
Sllerdel Tun baa hits: Botlomlev Am.
smith, Hoiks. Home runs: Mann, Olbson.
Sacrifice-, hits: Kou'. Roeer. Slock Left
nn bases: Boston, I; St. (Louis. 7. Bses
on balls: Off lli.vton 4: off Wstson, S;
HI Mc.Naniar. 1; off Pfeffer. 1; off North.
i: ort narroot, i; Doek, I Hlta: Off
Braxton. 7 in 4 Iniiinita; off Watson. 1 in
11-3 innings; off M.Namara. 1 in 1 In-
nin; off Marouard. in " t iniuos: off
Pf.ffer. I In a inning., off North 4 in J i
tniilng. off Hsrfoot I m 0; off Dhsrd'l. I
in 113 innlns.; oft Dok. 3 in I iiiiili.g
Strink out By Hiaaton I; ky Mirqu.rd,
I. by I f'ff.r, 3; by No.th 3; by hh.r.
del. Wild I'Hiht.: Pfeffer If) H.
in II. htr Mantuard Losing pitcher:
Doak I'niplie. Hauiell end Kiem, Time.
Ill
Omaha Be by Sidney Smith
ICopyrlkkt lilt I
KkAto MOVta..
to kvitaur-
imon lax l -i
f ' "
i
tVSkll
leaug
Tklal .... a till a I M i
IV) hue hailed for Payee la igklk.
hi FPsmra.
AS) B H TBSHSBPO A t)
4 I J Ileal
, i I I a ii
. I I I I I I I
( I. la ana Tk ,
Bate. Ik . , .
(rrartlhkrw, Ik
(rifflM, rf ,.
Slenuak. rf .
Ai.raoa, If
4
4
I
Ileal, a , .
A
.
:::::.
"iieecee.
: !'". 9
Talale t
i i ii i i im I
til 4kMS eon S
lo an ia a
aee kr inelniel
OkleSioena (lip, . , . .
Beffklaee .,,......
a m a r y Meeae real firanlkent
lsfne-1 seat nklahoena ( lly, ll Oaieke, I.
Three. beee liltt Meiiiiak. Tae-keae kite)
(elfrin, l.l.loeM. Pelarr !. Bee and
kit. i off Mrllee. 4 aeufa tn I I I Mtklneei
Off Pejoe. end I In 4 l-l Ikklngst eff
Iwr a and I la I Ikklng. ki.terk eeii
lly MYltee, ke I'eras, Si by kinrher. i
by Young. I. Haer oaj hall.i Off He Be.
0; ff Pern, i off llueker, Si eff Young.
I. livable playet irlelkeoa la Del. Mrs
en kaeeet okkshntne I Kr. l Omaha, .
I expiree l Aadereon ead Mole. Tlenei 1:1.
Boosters Tske Double Header.
Dee Moines. Is , Aug II Pes Molne
mad It five etialghi vlr lories ever St.
Joeepk ky winning both eada of tfeubie
heeder, I In 3 and I to I. through timely
hitting and xcllnl pitching ky Lrnck
end Si era All of Ih vlelter' rkna war
econd a a remit ef error Score, Ilret
gam.
T iOSFPH f PES MOINEP
ABHOA ABHOA.
Olion. Ik 4 I I llOenl. (fill
Orover, If 4 I I 0'Wsgn.r, lb I 1 I I
Fisher, rf 4 liHorsn. rf 4 11
Bon us, rf 4 I :op.r, Ik 4 I 7 I
M Did, lb I 1 LOrsn.y. If 4 1 1
Nuf-r, 2b I I I 1 Tun on. I I I
Biowne. a 4 4 II Coa ly, lh I I 1
Kandler, c I I I lWl,oB, 1 i 1
Mangum, p I ( l l.n h. p I t 4
Total 31 I 21 14 Totsll
211127 11
Score ky Inning;
St Joseph 70 001 IIS
Dee M si ne 00 o4 llx-l
Summary Bun: Olson (21, (lenlk.
Oraoer. Wlleon Errors; Wignr.Turgeon
II). mso-haee hit. Olson, W.gner Horri
fic hue: Wagner. Turgeon, Lynch. Left
nn kasee: Si, Joseph, I. Stock ui
By Lynch, ; hy Mangum, I Earned
runs: Des Motnee, I Doubl plays.. Coop
er t Turgson lo Ceoper: Browne to Nuler
to Olson. Umpire; Fltspatrl'k Tim:
I 44
Second game:
fcT. JOFKPH t DEI stOle P.g
AUHOA. ABHOA.
Olson. Ih 1 1 4 0 Oenln, rf 2 1 0
Oiover, if 4 1 o o wsgner, b 1 I 1 1
Fisher, rf 3 1 otcjnr n 2b I 4 3 3
Bon'it. rf 4 0 1 OIHoren, rf lit
M D Id, 3b I 1 1 llCooper, Ik 1 3 i 1
Nufer, ill 1 I I 0 Orsn.y. If 1 0 I
Browne, s I 0' Turgeon, ss 1 0 4 I
Ksndler, 1 I HCon ly, Ih 1 I
Adams, pit A'Bsnner, e I 1
Lusihen. p 1 HMers, p I t I
Total 17 lll4 Total! It 21 !l
(Seven inning by agreement).
Score by Innings;
St Joseph 0 0 0
Lee Moines .....101 010 I
Summary Rum: McDonald, Nufer.
Oenln (J). Walnr, Gorman. Horan Errors:
Nufer, Browne. Gormen. Turgeon (2),
Connolly. Two-has hit: Waaner, Oenln.
Horsn. Sacrifice hit: Nufer, Oenln.
cooper. Left on beers: SI. Joaeph, S; Des
Moines. I Struck out: Bv Adsm. I.
hy Luschen, 2. Bee on balls: Off Mars.
1: off Adam, I; off Luachen, 2. Hit hy
pitched ball: By Mer (Kandler, Fl.h.rt.
Wild pitch: Adam. Earned run and
hlta: Off Mers. 0 and tn f Innlnga;
off Adam, 2 end 4 In 1 Innlnga (none out
in fourth off Luscen, 3 and 2 in 1
innings Losing pitcher: Adsma. , Double
plays: Gorman to Coopsr . Umpirl: Fits
Patrick, Time: 1:21.
H
WlUhee Beat Packer.
Sioux City. Iy Aug. 14 Although tie
Packers outhlt Wichita by II to 11. (hey
Inst th laat game of the aerial by I to I.
8core:
-WICHITA I 8IOUX CITY.
AB H OA I ABHOA
Smith. rf 2 2 UHamltn.ia 112 1
Blskesly.lf 4 10 0:Hemwy,3b
Ill
Griffin, 2b 4 2 S 3 Eleh.rf
F.est.rf 110 1 Meti.lb
111
4 II 0
Berger.es 111 aiQuery.c
Duller, 3b 2 0 1 SiOsfergd.rf
4 17 0
4 111
LRreen.o S 0 a 0 Palmar Jb
2 114
I 1 r
M'Dowl lh 4 2 13 0 Mattlck.lf
Maun.p S 1 0 21 Roetger.p
110'
'Psvis.p
Total 31 10 27 1( Tensr.p
10 0 1
0 0 0 1
liBhsngllng 11
I Totele 37l7 jTlT
tBatted for Davis In slghth.
Score by Innings:
Wichita
Sioux City
.20 021 0111
.311 00 0001
Summary Run: Smith. Blskealey (1),
Griffin (3). Berg-r. Maun. Hemingway
(2), Metx, Query, Ostergard. Errors: Ham
ilton. Hemlncway. Two-baa hill: Oitar
gard. BlakeSley. Hemingway. Horn rim:
Orlffln. eiacrlflce: Berger. Stolen baae:
Hemingway. Elah. Smith. Doubl playa:
Hamilton to Palmer to Mets: Palmsr to
Hamilton to Metx; Butler to Orlffln to Mo
dowell: Berger to Onfflk to McDowell.
Hlta and runs: Off Roettger, I and I In
S Innings: oft Davis, . 2 and 1 In I In
nings, off Tesar. 1 and 1 In 1 Inning. Left
on basea: Sioux City, 1: Wichita, II.
Losing pitcher: Roettger. Bases on kill:
C'ff Koettger, 10: off Davis, 3: off Maun.
I. Struck out: By Foettger, s; by Da via.
1; by Teear. 2: by Maun. 4. Paaaed balla:
Flre.n (2), Query (2. Hit by pitcher: Bv
Roettger (Breen ) Umpires: Ormsby and
Holme. Time: 2:2k.
Omaha After 1923
"Barnyard" Tourney
Omaha horseshoe pitcher who
have entered the national tourna
ment which starts at Dei Moiriei,
August 29, will journey to the "City
of Certainties" armed with ammuni
tion which will be used in trying to
secure the 1923 tournament for thi
citv.
The Ak-Sar-Ben is behind the plan
to bring the "red-letter" horseshoe
pitching event to Omaha, and King
Ak hsx on'ered the tine of Ak-Sar-Ben
field for the tournament. Ak Sar-Ben
will furnish the necessary equipment
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