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THE OMAITA ffT.i SATURDAY. SKITKMDKR 2. 1922.
Blaine Young and Sam Reynolds to Play for State Golf Crown Today
Champion Eliminates Shields
and Former Champ Trims Foyi
in Semi-Finals at Field Club
lly RALPH
Will Daw Fortune auuit on
or will kite ! liir liraming ray a duwn on the nWrr dome tf lormrr Man
iiiaimitun ?4iii icryitoiti.'
'J hal t ttie nio.t important qurttinn i( the hour among Onialia golfer
anil oilier virtima r( the nl' Smith name, lor tinlay thre two l irdl club
p mm m ri"ie rtvrr tnnr own tnurn lor the stale golf tliainH(inlnp.
We y l attlf became il both KrynuM and Young play today like thry
bavr within the lal Imo d. it mill It a battle f rum tee ta tre ami grrrn
to grrrii.
kryiml'll i foiir-tunr Hate ihaiii
t'l iii, anil vrstrriUy trtiiiiunl W. J.
Ktive. tlie lut I nullify club rrpic
arnuiiv in tlir luiirnry. ,iin
mi In g-imr truiil the tart, while
"tap" layti a dilfrrent brainl of
Uii yeatrrtlay than be did Thursday
against yuiitig Harry )iitiovn.
I o)' rliiuiiuird mi the 25lh
hole, Kr) in,l. U Miniiuig uvrr I he vet
rran. li anil II,
Young Play. S.eady Came.
Champ Young, iiUymg bit rtual
Atraily ami rotuinrnt ijinr, put Kay
VI. ..I. I. .1.,. . I ,1.. .
i mr luiiiuiisl I'll mr riii iiri, iwji-
im the mat; h, ' anil 8. and thereby
moving iiitu the tiiulv
'I be ilmrt termination of cadi
match yrtcrijy Mat brought ahtmt
by the lung ilriving of both Kry
liol'li and Voimg. The Mate rham
1'inii ami Ihr lormrr tb.inii out
playnl their iiiionriita throiighimt
and aitrr Ihr fr-. nine linh m the
n-ormng it w.n very rwdriil that
Kry in .lil and Young were doomed
to meet in Ihr final l.r.n art today.
In hia morning IK holra yotrrdar
I-f i yoiilil tied hi record of the day
jirrvinii w In n be made the IX tin
in 7(1. Saimiel bad about a 15-foot
for a three on No. IH in the
lllornilig. and bad be brru fttlirrsful
in nvsaiting the bill; white pellet in
to the ran. would have nude the
iour.e in ()') and miasrd all known
rrroriN, both "pro' and amateur for
the l;ii Id rlub link, but a it bai
pencd, Kryuublt put a little too muih
1'iinlish on the ball and it curved
lin.uiiil the tin.
Has Trouble With Wooda.
"I'ap" 'oye had trouble with hi
wood on nearly every tee. The Coun
try i tub veteran, however, made cv
rral wonderful recoveries from the
rotiifh and al-o several xoml approach
ahoi. lie aUo experiencrd trouble ii
putting and a a result, conceded Sam
aonie putt.
'J he brrak alo went against Foye,
On the 14th, Foye sliced his drive
and the pellet just carried over the
track, landing in the rouwh. His
braxiie uliot en route to So. 2, nearly
went out of bound, the ball finding
a resting place in the tall grass near
the edge of the road. Again on No.
7 "Cap" bumped into more tough
luck, when his driv went into the
rough and his second shot hit a
tree, returning to the place from
where it wa played. It wa play like
this coupled with tough luck that
spelled defeat for the veteran tour
nament golfer.
Reynold excelled in drying, his
tee-shot being one of the features
of his game. On No. 11, Sam's drive
carried a far, if not farther, than
(ieorge Duncan's, the famous long
rViving Knglish golrrf, who gave the
native a glimpse of his game bcrt
last July.
Reynold Drives Straight.
The Field club entry had to re-i-jver
his .hall from the rouuh on
very few occasions, his drives gener
ally carrying straight down the fair
way. Then aga:n, Sam putted like a
champion. On No. 6, both made the
green in two. Reynolds was about
20 feet from the cup and with the
accuracy of an Abe Mitchell, ran his
putt for a birdie three. Again in the
afternoon he holed a long putt on
this same green for a birdie three.
Foye took four. On No. 16, Rey
nolds ran a 10-foot putt for a birdie
three. I lis drive for this hole landed
to the rinht of the bunker and his
approach stopped within
the hole.
Reynolds' drive for No. 7 in the
afternoon carried a little to the left
dill I IMU'll ini i iru A II 1 1 il' iu 1 1 ic it il
down the fairwav. On his second
shot the ball stopped at the edge of
the trap. His third was four feet
past the cup.
Fove's second was to the left of
the bunker and when he caught a
glimpse of Sam's lie. conceded his
opponent the hole and with it went
the match.
Out Under Par.
Reynolds finished the outside in
the morning in .54. two under par.
He scored three birdier. on the out
side Foye hot the out in 41, mak
ing fur holes in par fig'.ire. Sam
chalked up two birdies on the inside
during the mornin..', shootinu the
nine hole in .id to Fove's 40. Three
l.irdi e were mule bv Reynolds nut
of the ".even hole pl.ived in the
after noon.
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State Champion pta..t I ' 1
just g vd enough to i'i-ies kv
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WAGNER
Stale t'lmnnion Maine Ynuncr in.tv
tlnln'1 juurney on to the 1 Milt until he
look a srvrn, Hie hitthrat holt cott
of tin" lUy, ShirM made the nine
linir 111 n, our over par,
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Grand Circuit Meet
Closes at Readville
Kcadvillr. M.n., Sept, 1. The for
nier New F.ngland trainer, Fred K.
Hyde, whour heailiiuartrr are now
at (iinhrn, N. Y wa the renter of
attraction at the cloing day of the
tirand Circuit race, winning three
of the five event em the program,
Will J)ickeron, also from Goshen,
won an event with J'luto Watt,
while the remaining race on the card
went to the Connecticut pacer, Harry
i' v., nriven uy win croier.
Th unimarli'l;
I ' I'ul. vufm 111)110:
.Vim lliu.,1... b. m. by Ju.li-
llliii'k ill, In
Murji II , nr. in. (Ray) J i
AiIiihli lurria, b. (. I'iarriaim I ,.4 I I
Wiirlhjr Mar), h m. (, rumii. ,.J 4
Mr. Kiil, llarl'in T.l,llntin, KnllH
l'. IVtr hii. iiuetur is'ii a and 1 alia
haii'hlft alKo statti'il
'lima: .ii,, S:t(. !:$, ,
1:04 pare, ,ura II IIUV:
ilury ii'i'iiiitM.r. b. in. by Ilarnry
ii'i'unmir ill,lt) j j
aunfUnh. blk. . (I'm f
'I'miry .Mae. I, g, (.l,.hii,n)
Tlllia: 1 :11a V 1:121,
1.04 triil. puraa ll.ouo:
riiiiu Walla, b. h. ty Uanvral Walti
(In. ai-K.in) 1 1
Hln.ui, b. h (MiDonalil) 8 1 4
..iiniiro lilllun, b. 1. (H-rrlll) I I
lluliy Hall, Ink in. (Tallmant ... I 4 I
I'lulri Mac. Tin Krlaeo llalla and I'ular
n iniin alao aiarifil.
TI11..: 2 01V i:li. J:CI'4.
2:14 iaea, iijraa $1.1100:
ll rrr J'. 11.. br. a. by llaron IJI-
reit (I'oaur) 1 1
l.ramhriia. ar. c. by Kentucky
Twill ltay I I 4
Paler llrailfnrd. br. (lluran) . . . . t 2
llnulwell. br. . (Hmall )..4 t 2
l'rlneiiia Mnrlun anrl Hymho alio atartad.
Tlma: J:I0I. :,, Z:fa.
J:u paia. iura 11,0110:
Iva I.00. b in. by Ortolan Ai-
worthy (Hyde) 1 i 1
Happy I-Harmind, blk. a. by Law
ful IL, rid KJarrlaon) t 1 I
Paler Km wan. b. (. iMurphy) ....I t I
Onia HlnK-n. h m. (Kinall) 4 4 4
Colunnl 8parka and batabella alo atart
ad. Time: 2:04si. 2 07si, 2:07i4.
McCormick and Scribner
Win Doubles Title
E. R. McCormick and Art Scrib
ner won the douldes championship in
the Field club invitational tourna
ment yesterday by defeating Ralph
I'owell and Spike Kennedy, 1--9, 6-2.
The Towell-Kennedy combination
caught McCormick on the top of his
game and it was his brilliant playing
which proved the deciding factor in
the contest. His backhand and fore
hand playing was spectacular.
Hastings Caddy, 15, Shoots ,
Course in 78 to Win Title
Hastings, Neb., Sept. 1. With a
score seldom equalled on the Has
tings Country club links, George
Shively, 15, won the caddy chanw
pionship of Hastings and the presi-
10 feet ofU'm'l rvhy- H,eo n,afeuthe first
nine holes in par ,?8 and the course
in 78.
Shively is said by professional Al
tr . t . t i . t - f
He,tn? be.,':e bC5t 8ltCr fr hlS
years in the state.
Former Notre Dame Grid
Captain Appointed Coach
Oakland Cal., Sept. 1. Frank A.
(Hodie) Andrews, captain of the
Notre Dame college football team
in 1918, was engaged todav by the
board of athletic control at St.
Mary's colli ge to coach the football
squad of the high school department
of the institution. Kdward (Slippy)
Madigan, coach of the St. Marv's
college team, is aKo a former Notre
Dame player.
Stars Seeded
New York. Sept. 1 In the draw
today for the national men' single
championnhip beginning on the turf
tmirts of the Germaniown Cricket
chid at I'hilidelphia September B,
William T, Tilden, the champion, and
Gerald Patterson of Australia were
j reded into the lower half and Wil
liam M. Johnston of San Fram-iteo
I and in. eiit Kit'turd were placed
! in the upper bracket.
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EDDIE'S FRIENDS Getting Easy
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IHilda Double Bill.
Ft. I.ouli, Hepl. 1. HI. I.uia and Pllla
burah divided lhlr dnubla-header. tba via
Hora taking tha flrat auina. 14 to 4, whll
tha noma team wun ilia aennd. II to 6.
H-avy hlllliia fi-alured buih ennteala, Ku-
rll laailliia (he attai-k by aettlUK three
noma runa. two or wntrli wero made in
tha flrat aatna, bring hla aeaann total to
12. Alnaintlh al(i mada hla Uth circuit
drlva. . Hall, a youngaiar from tha Hyraeuaa
International leaKun ii-am, waa batted out
of the box la tha alxth.
Hora:
Senra flrat gamer
PITTSBt'ROH. I 8T. I-OfIS.
AH.H.OA AB.H.O.A.
Ma'vllla. ill 1 1 7'llladea. rf all
I'arev. 111 O'TouoreHr.aa 4120
Hlgbee, If 1 2 1' Hornal.y, 2b 4 114
Ituaaell, t( I I I 0 Fournler.1 b 4 21
Tlerney.!b 6 2 0 3 Hto, k, 3b 3 0 4
Traynof,3b 6 2 0 3 Milellr, cf 2 0 0 0
Orl mm, lb 2H l'Sehultz. If 4 1 2 0
Onoeh. C S J 2 OlClemona, c 4 2 4 3
Morrlaon.p 6 0 10 Iloak. p 2 0 0 1
Prtlea, p 0 0 0 1
Totala 40 16 27 14 Hurfoot, p 0 0 0 1
iSmlth 10 0
' Totala 32 27 16
tBattcd for Pertlea In aaventh.
Here by IniHiigl.
Plttaburgri
.000 823 032 H
.101 10 100 4
St. Lou la
nummary Runa: Maranvllle, Carey,
Blgbes (2). Kuimell (I). Tlerney (2), Tray
nor (3). (Irlmm. Blade (2). Hornnby.
Hehultz. F.rror: Stock. Two-baae hlta: BIs
be, (Srlinin, Clemona, Ruasell, Fournler.
Threa-ba hit: Topnrcer. Hom runa:
Hladea, Kuaaell (2.) Stolen be: Orlmm,
Traynor. Sacrifice hit: Stock. Double playa:
Bigbee and Uooch; Maranvllle, Tlerney
and Orlmm: Toporcer, Hornaby and Four
nler. Left on baaea: I'itteburgh, 4; St.
I.cul. 4. flaaea on balla: Off alorrlaon, 2;
off Uoak, I; off Pertlea. 1; off Harfoot, 3.
Htnirk out: By Morrlaon, 1: by Doak. 2;
by Pertlea, 1. Hit: Off Doak. S In 6 in
ning (none out In alxth); off Pertlea. t
In 2 Innlngn: off Bnrfoot. 7 In 2 Innlngi.
I.oalng pitcher: Doak. Umpire: Rigler and
O Day. Time: 1:63.
Score, aetond game:
PITTSBURGH. I ST. I.Ol'IS. ,
AB.H O.A.I AB H.O.A.
Mvllle aa 4 113' Mann.ef 6 1 I V
Carr.cf 4 0 2 0 Blad.n.lf
Blgliee.lf 3 0 2 0 T.ipoicr.n
Ruaaell.rf 4 ! 1 l!Hornby.2b
Tlrney.2h 4 0 2 Oilalner.lb
3 2 3
4 0 1
6 2 6
1 0 6
2 1 6
3 2 1
6 3 1
4xt
3 2 0
1 0 1
Traynor.3b 4 2 4 2!Kourn'r.lb
orlmm. in 42a 1 siock.jih
Schmlilt.e 4 14 OlSehultl.rf
Cooper. p 1 0 0 0! Alnsmlth.o
Carlaon.p 0 0 0 OlSallP
T home, p 2 0 0 OPfeffer.p
xRohwer 10 0 0
i Totala
36 16 27 16
Totala 36 24 71
iBatted for Tellowhora In ninth.
Score by innlnri:
Plttahurgh "00 160 onn s
St. Iuia 000 610 31x 11
Summary Ituna: Maranvllle, Bigbee,
Ruaaell 2. Tramnr, ilrimm. JInrnaby
(21, lalnr. Fournler. Slnek 12). Sehult
2. Alnmnlth iSI, Sell. Krrora : Travnor.
Cooper. Alnmlth. To-ba hit: Hladea,
Sell, Alnmillh, SlocK llornany. inrn.
ba hi': fchultl Home runa: Ruanell.
Alnannlh Xa.rlflcea: Tarr. Feiirnler.
m.irk. Iwiihlv plava: Toporcr ti llornabv
In llalner; Travmr (lllaalale,l I : nuaaeii
! 1,1 (irliiuli I.efl en l-aaaa: rillahurgh. 4;
1st Inula. en M'l: nff 1 neper,
I: off i'rl..n. I: off Hell. off Ynllo-
1 h.iree. I Stung nul' My I'oopi-r, I; lv
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I Yallnwhora. 2; t,y Pf'ffar. 2. III!"
(oooi-r. in 3 liintna (none
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Winning i-H.-her Hell l . alng p'.eh.r : ;
i'n..t-.r I'mpii.s ii Pay and lt .r,
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League
High. Deberry. Krrora: Krlach, Deberry.
Two-baae hlta: 8leng,.l, T. Griffith. Three-
bHMH hit: Wheat Home runa: Hmlth,
Wheat. Stolen boiea: Frlaeh (2). Sacrl
fb:ea: Urnh (3, Frlaeh, Myera, 81 hniundt.
I)ouble playa: Young to Kelly; Bancroft
to Krlaeh to Kelly. I.aft on baaea: New
Tork. 13; Brooklyn, 9. Haaea on balla:
off Mcquillan, 2; off Scott. 1; oft Vance,
6: off Mamaux, 1; off Cailore, 3. Struck
out: By Mcquillan. 3: by Vance, 8; by ('.
dure. i.-'HIU: Off McOulllan. 10 In 6.J-S
Innlnga; off Ryan, 0 In 1-3 Inning; off
Jonnard, 0 In 1 Inning; off V, Barnea, 1
In 1 Inning; off Scott, 2 In 1 2-3 Innlnga;
off Vance, 8 In 7 1-3 Innlnga; off Ma
maux. 1 In 2-3 Inning; off C'adore, 1 In 2
Inning. Hit by pitcher: By Scott
IBehmandf), by Vance (Stengel). Wild
pttchya: McQuillan, 2; Oadore. 1. Winning
Citcher; Cadore. Losing pitcher: Scoit.
mplre: Sentella and Klem. Tune: 2:20.
fiowton Copa Double-Hettiler,
Boaton, Sept. 1 Bonton took It aeeond
atralght double-header from J'hlladelphla,
Wataon ahuttlng out the vialtora In the
opener, 2 to 0, and Hurry Hullvan, the
young left hamler obtained from the
Olama In the McQuillan deal, waa the
pitcher hero of the aeeond game, which
Hoaton won. 10 to 1. Hullvan held the
Phtlllea to tlx hil.
Score, forat game:
PHILADELPHIA. I BOSTON.
AB.H. O.A.I AB.H.O.A.
Watone.Sb 4 10 OlPowell.cf 3 0 6 0
Fleteher.M 4 1 1 4i Kopf.Zb 4 2 0 1
Ulllline.cf 4 0 2 o;t'rule,rf 3 0 2 0
Walker.rf 4 14 0 Roaer.lf 2 12 0
Henllne.o 3 2 6 ol)!arbHre,.1b 2 0 1 1
Lee.lf 4 0 0 OilUlMnn.lb 2 1 10 0
Lealle.lb 4 1 10 0 Ford.aa t 1 1 2
J. Smith, 2b 3 1 2 3O'Nelll,0 3 16 0
Rlng.p 3 0 0 2 wataon, p 300
xLborveau 100 0 '
Total 26 6 27 i
Totala 34 7 24
xBatted for .T. Smith In ninth
Score by innings:
Philadelphia 000 000 0M 0
Huston uuu 2(10 uux z
Summary Runs: Kopf, Barbour. Stolen
base: Koser. Siicrlflce: Roser. Double
I-Iays: Ring to Fletcher to Leslie; J.
Smith to Lealie. Left on bases: Philadel
phia. S; Boston, 1. BHses on balls: Off
Ring. 3: off Watson, 1. Struck out: By
Ring. 3: by Watson, 6. L'mpirea: Hart
and Kmalle. Time: 1:32.
Score second game:
PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON'.
AB.H.O.A. I AB.H.O.A.
Rapp.Sb 4 18 0 Po'elt, of 6 14 0
Flet'er, E 3 11 2 Kopf, 2b 6 3 3 3
Wlth'w, o 0 0 0 OK'rulse. rf 4 2 3 0
Wllll a. vt 3 0 0 0 Roser. If S 1 0 0
Wker. rf 4 1 1 HlVrbare. 3b 6 1 0 0
Htnllne, c 1 0 6 0 Ojheon, lb 4 16 0
S'gleton, p 10 0 1 For.l, s 6 4 3 0
Lee, If 2 12 0 Oowdv. c 2 19 1
Leslie, lb 3 O10 l'Hullvan, p 4 10 1
Smith, 2b 4 2 0
O Smith, p 2 0 0 4i Totala 316 27
l'ark'n. 2b 10 11
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Total 31 Hilt
iBatted tor Wlllitma in the ninth.
Score ly Inninti;
Philadelphia 0"0 oot 1
Boston 00J 104 SOx 10
Summary Runs: Lee, Powell (2). Kopf
121. I'ruin it). Ford. I'lnwdv (Si. Hull
van. F.rrora: Rapp, Wlthemw. i3.
(loady. Three-hssa hit: I Yulse Homa
run: Crutae. Uaubl play J. fnillh
to Parkinson to Leslie. I .eft on bases:
Philadelphia. II: Huston. lrl b
on balla: Off il. Smith. I; etr mtnie-
Ion S HIT IIVio in. it fl,r, .
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"ff Kingleton, I In J tr.l
.lch,.l ball : Cru... by l Smit h. 11.1k
In Smith, ilullv.n huM !: 0...l.
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American League
Athletic Win In 1 lib.
' Philadelphia. Sent. 1. A wild throw to
third base by Juhnny Mitchell In the
11th Inning gave 1'miaUHphia a 4 to
3 victory over Boston In the final game
of the scrlea. A home run with two
out In the ninth by (ialloway, tied the
score. Kominell turned In hla 2 1st vic
tory of the aeaaon.
Score:
llOSTO.V. I PHILADELPHIA.
AB.H.O.A. AB.H.O.A.
Mitchell, aa 6 0 2 6 Young, 2b 6 1 6 1
K.MIllcr.cf 6 16 OjHauner, lb 6 1 12 0
Hurne.lb 6 8 10 l,vle(Jow., 'f 6 1 4 0
Pratt, 2b 6 1 2 1 B.MIIIer.rf 10 3 0
Harria, If 4 2 0 0, Perkins, c 5 14 2
Collins, rf 6 0 2 0 (Ialloway, 4 13 3
PlttaK,3b 4 12 l! Walker, If 4 2 0 0
Ruel, c 4 17 1 Scheer. 3b 4 0 1 6
Qulnn, p 2 0 0 i Rommel, p 4 0 13
x.Menosky 1 1 0 01
Karr, p 10 11 Total 3 8 33 14
Totala 4111)31111
One out when winning run scored.
xBatted for Qulnn in eighth.
Score by Innings:
Boaton 100 000 002 00 2
Philadelphia 011 000 001 014
8ummary Runs: E. Miller, Pratt. Har
ris, Young. McOowan, Perkins, Galloway.
Errors: Mitchell, Pratt (2), Karr. Gal
loway. Two-base hits: Hume, Harris.
Home runs: E. Miller, Calloway. Sacri
fice: n, Miller (2). Double plays: Scheer
to Galloway to Hauner. Left on bases:
Boston, 6; Philadelphia 6. Base on balls:
Off Rommel I, 1 Struck out: By Rommell,
5: by Cjuinn, 6: by Karr. ?. Hits: Off
Qulnn, 6 In 7 Innings; off Karr. 3 In 4
Inning. Losing pitcher: Karr. Umpires:
Hildebrand and Evans. Time: 1:60.
Wlilte Sot Win Short Game.
Cleveland, S"pt. 1. Chicago ousted
Cleveland frrm fourth place when It won,
2 to 0. in five innings, tha game being
stopud by rain. Score:
CHICAGO. 1 CLEVELAND.
AB.H.O.A I AB.H.O.A.
Hooper.rf 2 14 0! Jamlesn.lf 3 2 10
Johnson.ss 2 0 2 0iVamliy.2b 2 0 0 0
Collins, 2b 3 0 1 OiConnpllv.ef 3 0 2 0
Sheely.Ib 2 0 0 0Uiar.lner.3b 2 0 12
Mostll.cf 2 0 2 Oj.T.Sewellss 10 0 4
Strunk.lf 2 12 OlWood.rf 2 0 2 0
M'Cleln.Sb 10 1 (ll.McInnls.Ib 2 17 1
Schalk.e 2 2 1 of O NsllI.c 10 2 1
Robtsn.p 2 1 0 0 Uhle.p 2 0 0 2
Totals 18 ff 1 S 0 Total
Score by Innings:
18 3 15 10
Chicago
020 002
000 000
Cleveland
Summary Runs: Strunk
McClellan.
Two-base hits: Schalk, Mclnnl. Sacrifices
Johnson. Hooper. Left on bases: Chicago,
5: Cleveland, 6. Bases on balls: Off Rob
ertson, 3; off t'hle, 2. Struck out: By
rhle, 1. t'mplrcs: Morlarlty and Owen.
Time: 1:00.
Browns Heat Tigers.
Detroit. Sept. 1. The St. I.nuls Browns
moved to whhln two gumes of New York,
American lesilers, by defeating Detroit, 4
to 1.
Sco-e:
ST. MUMS
DETROIT
AH H O A.
AB.H O A '
Tobln.rf 4 12 0 nine lb
Foster.lb 4 I 1 8 Jones 3b
Sllr,lb 4 J 1 2 Cnhb ef
Wlllams If 4 1 J 0' V.sch If
M M no :t .1 1 2 1'Keigill rf
H-v-Kl.l t 4 II I 0 Clark ib
tlerher. 4 11 Itlgnev a
Hho, ker.p 12 2 1 Haislrr.r
-- Khmkr p
Totala 31 I 37 I!'
Totals
H'-or by Innings;
3 0 110
414
4 13 0
44
4 10
412
333
4 112
3 11
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Tburuiaii and Corning tram won
t lit-tr way into the triui-luial of the
toitthwrktrrn Iowa liarliall tuiuiia
tnent at t'ounril Plulf vrsterdav,
Tburman by blaiikmir Coin. 1 ft to 0,
and turning by humbling (jiiskoUI
9 to 2.
The game brtween Coin and
Thurinan proved to br a farce. Tlmr
man pounded out 'IM hit which net
ted I'i run, mIiiIc Com wa unable
to-kolve Wright' offrriun and con
liectrd nati-ly but tlurc time.
The drcniid game tartcd out to br
a pitcher bailie brtween Iv il
bam, former Sioux litv W'rtern
league ace, now pitching fur Corn
ing, and 1 looker on the mound for
Critwohl, With the score tied 2 all
Corning came to bat in the last of
the sixth and bunched two hit with
an error for three run. Again in
the seventh a ha.e on ball, three
bit and a fielder's choice netted
three more marker.
Council liliili play Hamburg and
Underwood plays Mistouri Valley
tin afternoon.
Jenney Holds Blues
and Fairbury Wins
Beatrice, Sept. 1. -Fairbury toyed
with Beatrice here todav. winning
by a score of 8 to 0. 1 ht Blue play
ed a very loose game while Fairbury
played like champion.
Score:
FAIRBfHT". BKATRICF
All HO A I All II OA
Hooney. 3 I I 4iWlgn. sb till
Ferry, 2b 6 0 2 4 Klr. h r. lb 4 0 7
Rolchle, If 6 I 0 Wulnn.se 414
Kilns, cf 4 2 1 0 llo inso. rf 4 0 J 2
W usb. lb 6 013 HMooney, If 130
t'l'land, 3h 6 1 1 l l. tsrg.. 2b 1111
(Inod'ln, rf 4 3 1 0 Tnger. c 3 0 7 0
o'Con r, c 2 2 4 ni v. Ke., ef 3 14 1
Jenney, p 4 1 1 31 Llnder, p 10 11
Total 37 10 27 16
Fairbury
Beatrice
Totala 30 1 27 11
J2 000 100
000 000 000 0
Mumniry Runa: Ferry. Helchle f'-.
Bllsa 12). Goodwin, o Connor. F.rror:
Bowman. Labarge, rnger, Llnder. Homa
run: liltsa. Two-base hit: Goodwin,
Hooney. Reirhle. Three-baaa hit: Jen
ney. Stoleo base: R.ionev. Struck nut:
By Jenney, 3; by Bowman, . First bsse
on balls: Off Jenney, 1; off Bowman, 6.
Passed hall: I'lmer. Umpire: Johnson-
Tune of game: 1:30.
Link Tuka Joker.
Lincoln, Sept. . Lincoln pounded Peter
son for 16 hits, which, coupled with lomi
ludicrous baseball, produced 12 rune, and
the Links swept the series with Hastings
by taking the last game, 12 to 3.
Score;
HASTINGS I LINCOLN
AB.H.O.A I AH HO A
Pizer. 2b 4 11 6 Sprang'r.ea 4 2 3 4
Moeller.rf 3 1 2 01 ( arrig. cf 4 16 1
Xelg'eln, aa 3 2 1 2I)ye. 2b 4 2 12
Witt, 3b 4 2 11! f'onkey, o 4 1 6 0
Wllleta. rf 4 1 0 OUlibaon, rf 4 110
Echt'er, lb 2 Oil I Bool, If 6 12 0
Klrby. c 4 0 7 2' McCoy, lb 4 2 10
Norton. If 4 1 1 D'X.lnlier. 8b 4 3 0 3
Peterson, p 4 0 0 2 Smith, p 6 112
Totals 33 3 24 nl Totala 88 16 2712
Hsstlng 100 100 010 3
Lincoln 010 232 22x 12
Summary Runs: Plxer, Zeigenheln (2)
Spranger. Dye, Conkey, Gibson. Boot (2),
McCoy (3), Zlnker (2), Smith. Error
Wlllels. Kehtermeyer (2). Smith. Three-
base hits: McCoy. Dye. Two-base hits:
Bool. McCoy, Dye. Sacrifice hit: Carrlg.
Earned runs: Hastings. 2: Lincoln. 7. Slo-
len bases: McCoy. Zlnker. Struck out: By
Peterson. 6: by Smith, 4 Bases on balls:
off epteraon. 6: off Sinlih. 3. Wild pitch:
Peterson. Passed ball: Conkey. Left on
bases: Hastings. 6; Lincoln, t. Umpire:
Meyer. Time: 1:60.
Norfolk Wins.
Grand Island. Sept. 1. Norfolk encoun
tered with the crippled Third City tall
enders tins morning, winning to 1.
score
NORFOLK. GRAND ISLAND.
AB.H.O.A. I AB.H.O.A.
Ath'on, sa 6 3 1 4 Kranda, 3b 3 0 4 3
Mlt'ell. 2b S 1 1 4' Brewer, lb 3 1 11 0
Marr, 3b 6 2 3 6 Met, as 4 2 16
Rouse, rf 6 3 0 0 Spe ker, 2b 4 0 4 6
Knapp. If 6 3 3 0 Faulk, cf 4 2 2 0
Clark, o 6 12 OlShupe, rf 4 2 0 2
Graves, cf 6 1 2 P Klomke, If 4 0 3 0
Ha'rty, lb 5 3 15 n Bentley, c 4 3 Z U
Federlo. d 3 10 2;Pritch,rd, p 4 0 0 2
-I
Totals 43 13 27 1 Totals 34 9 27 17
Norfolk 132 002 0019
Grand Island 000 0H1 000 1
Summary ltuns: Atherton, Marr, Rouse
(21, Knapp. Graves. Haggerty (2). Fe
derle. Brewer. Krrors: Metr. (2), Speak
er, Bentley. Home runs: Haggerty, Fe
derle. Knapp. Three-base hit: Metx.
Two-base hits: Atherton. Marr. Hagger
ty. Bentley. Sacrifice hits: Mitchell,
Frderle. Brewer. First base on bails:
Off Federle, 1; off Prltchard. 1. Stolen
base: Atherton. Double plays: Mit
chell to Atherton, to Haggerty; Met to
Speaker to Brewer? Struck out: By Fe
derle. 2. Left on bases: Norfolk. 12;
Grand Island, 3. Earned runs: Norfolk,
7; Grand Iland. 1. l'mpirea. Speece
and Chlrpaelth. Time of game: 1:36.
Golf Everts
Q. Whnt la the rule about a ball moving
us a player la getting ready to play a
stroke, that Is when Is it counted a
stroke?
A. Through the green or on the pul
ling green, the player la charged villh
a atroke, only when the ball sieiei after
be has taken hie stance and grounded
his elub, utiles be hue moved amie Im
pediment within a elub length or Ihe ball
through Ihe green, ur vilthln al Inches
on Ihe pulling green. In m liusnril, II
eoiinta a stroke. If Hi hall mute after
the pler lake hla slant-,
V. If a ball stops I'S.-W of a direction
fWg. la the player allowed to move the
fisg siaka before plsylng h:a atrok
A. lea,
i. Can a player be penalised for asking
information on Ihe tute that app.lea lu
j toy i.-iitt-tr i uiulitlima under which h
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McCarney Sayn lle't
ot Jicttponsible
for Jacknon Bout
llinalia Kr ltar) H Ira.
New York, Sept. I. Hilly Mc
Carney, the man who received all
the blame for the "Tut" Jjtkon
affair with Harry Will at Kbbrtt
field, declare! that he waa not re
cponuble for miking the match.
McCarney taya that Hilly Palmer
ia Jackton't manager and it waa he
who made the match. McCarney
only acted a aicent for l'almcr,
who live in Ohio and could not
come on with Jjckion.
According to McCarney, he waa
aa iitnorant of Jackion'f real abil
ity aa every one ele in New York.
He tniHtinitly accepted Palmrr'a
account of the prowria of Jackion
and paaed on the information, be
Levin that it waa authentic.
BasBallBejiilis
arta Standings
w mtYk I k.aoi k.
(landings.
WI.IMI Wt. Pel
Tulsa it i-iT Huftaliieai II 11 MK
S Jo-ei-b. tl .H.I'Hl. I lly Si 71 .
Wlrhlia (I .Ul i M'Uni ',3 ) III
H, I lly 74 .d;l l.eli.er It 91 .Hi
Iralerda)' Heauils.
Nu galllsa acbe.lulvd,
T,Hla'a t.emr.
Hloux Cl'y at Din-lit
Denver at De Moln.,.
St. Jo..,h at Tult
Wn hlta 1 1 Oklahoma City.
STTK lr.tl.IK.
SUnillnga.
W L.l'. lt W I. Pel.
Norfolk I 17 .7llieairua : in A
Llinuln '41 21 .SIHIIaatliiga 23 14 .391
lalrbiny 21 27 .1.1191 G Island 10 ii Jit
leslerilay' Keaulls.
Norfolk, 9: tlrnnd Island, 1,
Llinuln. 12: HiistlnKN, 3
Fah bury. : H -strb e, .
Today' mr.
Lincoln at Noifolk.
Grand Island al Fairbury.
lliismiga at lleslrue.
NtTION'.tl. I.F.Afil'K
htiindings.
WL P.tl W.I. Pel.
V. Tork 74 49 ,fi,2i Cln.lll 47 b .H-
Chicago 70 64 .tiiul Brooklyn SO 13 .41
S. l.ouia 9 66 ,t2 I'hlladila 44 , ."l
Pittabuig C9 67 .OH' II, -I, ,. 41 10 .H9
1 eai4riiay a Kiiiie.
Pittsburgh, li t; SI. Louis, 4-11.
chl.ago, 7: Clmlrnatl. 4
Boston, 2-10; Philadelphia, 0-1.
Brooklyn, ; New York, 7.
AMKHI! AN lTAC.l K. ,
hlHiidliigs,
W L.Pctl W.L.Pct.
V. Tork 77 sn .insicteveland t, nl .600
St. Loula 7 JS .14 Washton i 41 .41,0
Detroit. CH (1 .S271Phlla.
(2 72 .4(11
41 7 .347
Chicago l t3 ,&04! Bolon
l esterdiiy a 144-miiii
Chicago. 2: Cleveland, n.
Philadelphia, 4; lioston, I
St. i.nuls, 4: Detroit. I.
No other gsme scheduled.
Today' liame.
Chlcigo at Cleveland.
St. Louis at Detroit.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Washington.
St TirEKN ASSOCI ATION'.
N.ve Orlesns. s-14: Atlanta. 2-3. (Sec
ond game, seven Innings, agreement.)
Mobile. 11; Birmingham, s.
Nashville, (; Memphis, 0.
Chattanooga. : Little Rock, 12. (Seven
Inning, darkness.)
TKXAS I.KAfil H.
Dallas. 11; Phreveport, t.
Sun Anlonlo, I :. Galveston, 3.
llenumont, 6: Houston. 3.
Fort Worth, 6; Wichita Falls, 0
COAST I.KAGt K,
Vernon, 6: Sacramento, 1.
Seattle. 3: l.oa Angelea. 1.
Oakland. 4: Salt Lake, 1.
Husker Cage Games on
City Campus Court
Lincoln, Sept. 1. Once again the
University of Nebraska basket ball
teams will meet opponents on a city
campus court. During the summer.
just passing, a wall in the old ar
mory has been removed and the gym
nasium fitted up into a regulation
sized floor. Bleachers will grace both
ends of the court.
For the last two years Nebraska
has been using the Coliseum at the
state fair grounds, about a mile from
the campus. That court, however,
will now be used only during the
state high school basket ball tourna
ment.
Aerosurfing Is
Craze With Hauaiians
Honolulu, T. H Sept. 1. Aero
surfing, Hawaii's newest and most
exciting sport, was inaugurated
here in the ocean off the army
air station at the Pearl Harbor
navy yard by leading exponents
of surfing and aviators in army
flying boats.
The new sport is a combination
of surf-boarding and aviation. The
boards were towed by the air
planes, the riders standing on the
boards and clinging to a single
strand of rope while the planes
charged through the water at a
speed of 45 mile an hour.
A REMARKABLE SHOWING
o!
Men's and Young Men's
New Fall Suits
$20 to $50
A wide rang of fabric and moJela.
WE ARE STRONG ON
2-Pants Suits
$25 and $35
5ttlioit anj SiKovk!)
Halt
U. Games
Many Nebraska
sf
and Iowa Stars
Kntcml in Meet
UtioLrr anl llawkr-r Tratni
to (!uiiitle in llVIdy HatT
CllllCel in e I Mil
at Ak l iiM.
Sixly-nrvrti atlilrte, largely of the
liiua and NVIiraska rnllcKrs ami ath.
Itlir iliili. Will roniprte Ml the Mid
wrstrrn iisoriatioii A. A, I', track
and lit Id rtutnpionntiip. to be t,ip;rd
4t Ak-Sar-Hrn lield thi afternoon
under the autpirri of tlic Omaha
Atlili tic clul).
The t tianipimisliip nurk the first
roiiipi tition under 1 lit tirw hranrh ol
tlie A. A, I',, which was oruamred
tailv List prinK.
Five lTnivrrity of N'rhraika atli
li'lr are rnteretl in Ihr crtilnry.
Miry ate Keith l.loyd, l.uki-n. Krn.
nor, Dme DceriiiK and JJave Nohle,
Iowa nnivrrsily will he rrprrrntrfj
in the even! by Coulter and Brook
line. The Omaha Atlilitic rlub, Pea
Moiur university. Amrriran I.ririon
pot and the 17th infantry of Fort
I'ronW aim have entrir.
Othrr event with large entrie:
lOtl-yard Hali, 2J0-yard tlah, 440
yard run. 880-vard run, mile run, low
and li it li hurdle, pole vault, runninu;
l.ili jump and running broad jump.
Captain R. (j. J.ehman ii the only
entrant in the 16-pound hammer
throw.
Nrliraska and Iowa universities
and the Omaha Athletic club have
teams in the relay. :
The meet start promptly at 2 p. tn.
WK.MT.KN I.EAIil E.
li. AK. 1. H- ?
Omaha '
Herman.
f...i nlchltm 140 nail 1" " "
Manu.h, llmalia Ml ' ,0"
AMERICAN IJCAOIK.
O A IV H IT Pet .
Si.ler. St. Loul . IM .4 J
Cobb, Detroit H ii 7
Speaker. Cleveland ...M 414 M I" lit
Hellm.nn. Detroit ...' JJS JJ-HS .
Tobin, Bt. Loul 120 613 103 174 .3J
NATIONAL 1.F.A4UK.
O. AH. B. H. Pet.
Ilorn.by. St. Loul ..122 4 10 190 .m
Tlerney, Pittsburgh .. 1 43 11 .371
Grimes. Chicago fJ l ii '..f
lllgbee. Pittsburgh ..111 4 SI. 4 -M
Hollocher, Chicago ..12 492 78 176 .24
Babe Suspended for
Third Time This Year
Chicago, Sept. 1. Babe Ruth of
the New York Yankee was sus
pended for the third time this sea
son by President Johnson of the
American league today. The sus
pension is for three days. He will
be eligible to return to the game
Labor day.
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