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    HIE OMAHA hws: fKIUAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 1922
"Rudy" Knepper Defeats Tolley on Home Green After Exciting Match
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Sioux City Star
Plays Evans in
Semifinal Tilt
Joum, Kvani an! SweetifT
Win Matrhfi op 1 5th
Crrf D iVfrat of
Champ l"trt.
Tli Country Club, Hrok!int,
Mm, Stpt. 7-Hy A. I'.)-A iy
mie imp''I Jenr I'. (iiiiUord'n
tempt lo hold nut another n.itinrul
nigtrur golf thanipinliiit t'idy.
The tiilrholder mi defeated by Jcnc
Swrrtrer, Metropolitan champion,
when he faded in an aitrmpt to jump
the fitnti If vk hu'h thr luttrr impoird
on the 15th Krrfti
Cyril Tolley, winner of tin- Rritish
clunipiomhip Ml Mtur l uM .vo
vtjri ago, 4i conquered liy Rudy
krui'i'fr. inuor at J'nitirtoti iitu-
vemty and ciiirn o( Sioux City,
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With Tollry'e defriil wan marked
thf complete rnllnp-e nf the liritisli
exppdition to capture tlir American
titlr.
Holiliy Jnnr of Atlanta, champion
of the lotith. vw nt ahcid to thf semi
final over Rdly Mcl'hail of Ho-ton,
who played well today over the
coiine where not lung ago he cad-
(Ii. d.
thick Evan, Chicago' two-time
titlrholdiT. acfotnpliehed the defeat
of F. A n.idihnux of New Orleans,
completing the rsrd for the semi
finals loinnrrnw. Thin will he Sweet
w against Jones; Evan rm cling
Kncppe.
Rudy Nearly Cracked.
Three of the four matrhe today
ended on the 15th preen at four up,
three holes to play. It was thrre that
Swcetier' prettily plaved putt sty
mied the champion, and it was there
that Jones completed his victory
against the former caddy who had
held him safely until a few holes be
fore. It was there in turn that
Evans stemmed the successes of
yoiwe- Godrhaux, which had carried
the New Orleans player from six
down to three down, through con
secutive victories at the short 12th,
the lonp 13th and the longer 14th
holes. It different story in
the Tolley-Knepper match. The
British champion of two years ago
and the youngster who had put out
Tolley's compatriot, W. B. Torrance,
two days sinee, and Francis Ouimet
yesterday, came to the home hole for
derision.
Two down at the close of the fore
noon round, and five down at the
sixth green In the afternoon, Tolley
fought back so courageously, with
flashes of brilliant golf intermixed
with remnants of erratic play, that
Knepper found himself only one up
at the 32d hole. The transmissis
sippi champion, sensation of the
tournament, seemed in danger of
cracking.
Knepper in Trouble.
His drive from the 14th had land
ed on the edge of bounds in brush
and mud and he was obliged to pick
up. With a one-hole advantage, he
received a break of luck when his
drive, heading for the tall timber,
struck a boy and bounded back to a
smooth snot on tjie edge of the fair
way. Hi's second shot put him on
the greeif and made possible a putt
for a birdie 3 and a 2 up advantage.
On the 17th Knepper' iron shot
was in a trap and two futile attempts
to get out led to another pick up.
That cut his lead to a lonely 1 and
the way Tolley was then shooting
gave the Englishman a chance to
square the match on the home hole.
Knepper then called again on his
fighting spirit and steadiness. On
the far side of the green in 2 from
a 400-yard tee, he putted to the hole,
but the ball parsed over it. Tolley
made a desperate attrmpt to equal in
his third shot with a chip from the
l?ft of the green, bat when he missed
a curling putt he conceded the hole
and match.
The English player was wild all
forenoon, due in part to illness, it was
said, but he made no reference to this
handicap although playing far above
par. He was not much better in the
i'ftcrnoon, mixing long and wild
drives, sinking a hard putt one min
ute and missing an ca-.y one shortly
after. Undoubtedly the sensational
s!iot of the match was his 200-yard
drive on the seventh hole in the after
noon when he almost nude a hole in
1. The ball dropped witlvn three
inches of the pin for a birdie 2.
Conceded Match.
Jesse Guilford. Woodland Golf
cluljV leading member, did not vacate
"-fti t'tle without a struggle. After
a morning round more or less of a
nightmare to his supporters, ending
with the champion 1 down, his game
and the game of the young challcnser
from Yale, Jene SweeUer, t ghtcnrd
up. Bad putting marred the match.
The champion s siege sun boomed
at intermit tent intervals, hut it was
not often that hit drives were t-ir
ahrad of Seeuer', The driving of
both was good, but their approaches
wr uncertain, and until the after
noon round their nutting was poor.
Pur ml J It the 3.M. the ihampion j
en the hol with birdu 4. It m
a ltt titanic eltort ta retain his
ron, but h odds wet Uki grrat.
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nent's ball, the champion picked up
both balls, smiled his characteristic
way, mildly, almost seriously shook
hands with his conqueror, and stepped
down from hit throne.
Sweetzer, with feeling, remarked
that he was truly sorry that it had
lo be Guilford who went down in his
way.
Two Carloads of
Runners Arrive
Two cars of race horses arrived at
Ak field this morning from Van
couver, B. C. They represent a
number of different stables, among
them the stars of Frank Irwin and
C. E. Groves.
Following are the horses:
Babe Ruth, Yukon, Madrono, Old
Homestead, Terch, Smiling Maggie,
Franklin, Don Jose, Anita K, Bill
Blackwell, Baisey, Eye Bright Robert
L. Owen, Velvet, Money, Carlos,
Enrique, I. W. Harper, Woodie
Montgomery and Hanovers Topar,
A car leave tomorrow night from
Montreal bound this way. It is
in charge of Herbert Tullett and con
tains the following gallopers:
Ikey T, Joelle J, Judge Hanecy,
Wise Judge, Icon, Little Pointer,
Vera's Choice, Florentine, Piedra.
bweet Apple, Water Willow and
Dancing Girl.
Australians to Seek
Davis Cup Next Year
New York, Sept. 7. Australia will
challenge the United States or the
Davis cup again next year, Gerald
L. Patterson, captain of the Antipo
dcans, said before leaving for Phila
delphia, where he and his team mates,
Pat O'Hara Wood and James O.
Anderson, will start play in the na
tional singles championship tomor
row. Patterson expressed satisfaction
with the showing of his team in the
international matches at Forest Hills.
His party must leave for Australia
September 17,
Racing; Revived at Chicago
With Two Weeks' Meeting
Chicago, Sept. 7. More than 500
horses will be sent to Chicago to
participate in the two weeks' race
meeting to be staged over the mile
track of the new Illinois Jockey club.
The meet starts at Hawthorne
September 30. There will be one
daily feature race and not a purse of
less than $1,000 is in prospect. Judge
Joseph Murphy, general manager of
the association which is trying to put
racing back on its fect in Chicago,
is authority for the statement that
more than a score of owners will
ship thfir strings to Hawthorne.
Kirk wood, llagrit ami Gene
S.iraicn to Play at Memphis
Memphis, Tenii.. Sept. ".Joe
Kirk wood, the Aus'ralUn champion;
Waller Hasten, British champion, and
rugnif Mraim, nouirr ft tne na
tional open title, will play ,Vi holes
fd match plav at the ltrnil Coun
try rlnh riert em SeptrniHer 21, c
cording to announcement here lo-
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PfCTURES
BOOKMAKER
Society Woman Turns "Bookie'
and Make Hit in
England.
Mrs. Vernay is a lady "bookie,"
society woman and bridge player
of London, who says women who
want to bet on the races like to do
business with one of their own sex
and that she gets all the betting
commissions she can hadle, numher
ing some of the best known women
in the British Isles among her
"clients."
Will Start Grid Practice
at South Next Monday
Football practice at South Hi(?h
will start Monday afternoon with
only four veterans of the 1921 ma
chine back in the harness.
Coach Patton has a squad of can
didates ready to try out for the
various positions. Davis, Hoffman
and Merklik, guards, and Spencer,
halfback, are the veterans. Russell
Graham, quarter, and Sutter, half
back, were members of the second
team last season.
Schaefer to Start Training
for Title Contest Soon
Los Angeles, Sept. 7. Jake
Shaefer, jr., worltfs 18.2 balkline bil
liard champion, has arrived here for
a visit of a week. He say he will
go east from here to prepare to de
fend hi title in November.
Makes Big Catch.
Lincoln, Neb., Sept. 7. Las
spring Track Coach Henry F.
Schulte turned out a winning aggre
gaton of track men' for the Univer
sity of Nebraska. When the season
'was ended, the traekstcrs presented
"Indian" Schulte with a fishing reel
as an appreciation of his work with
them.
Last summer Coach Schulte went
on a picnie with other members nf
the Nebraska atiiVt'e cothins( uf(.
During the course of the fetivitie,
Schulte catt his line ii'to the waters
of the sand pit, wet uf Lincoln, in
t tnca'trr romtty.
Kiht then and there. "Indian"
realited I is life's amliitioii. He
unshl a ik pound h.n sik pundt
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THURSDAY AFTERNOON
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HmU DmI Cardinals.
Cincinnati, Dept. T. Cincinnati ad
vancad to third placa In tha National
I'ague raca by wlnnlnf from St. Loula,
10 to . North was poundod hard In tha
flrnt and fourth Innlnaa 10 mtn folnc to
bat in tha lattar round and aavan of lham
arorinf. Hliay was affeellvs until his
team had sacurad a bl( lead,
Scora:
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AB.H.O A.
CINCINNATI.
AH. HO. A.
Burns, rf a 1 1 0
Mann, cf 1110
Top cer,ss 0 0
Botfly, ,1b 0
Daubort.lb t
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1 0 1
Duncan, If a
H n.by, ib t I I lillaruar. cf 2
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J'ner.lb-lf t 0 4 1 Konanca, 2b 4 1
St k. 3b-aa 4
Sc huln. rf 4
t S SiPlnelll, 3b 4
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Ilia's. U-3b 4 2 1 ttWIngo. c
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Alns'th. e 2 0 1 0 Rlxey, p
0 2
demons, clioi
North, p I U 1 Totals 24 13 27 14
liarfoot, p 0 0 2
Totala 36 10 24 ll'
Scora by Innings:
St. Louis 001 002 012
Cincinnati 300 700 0x 10
Summary Runs: Mann Xlottomly,
Hornsby, Stock, Scbulu. Burns z, Dau
b'Tt, Duncan (2), Harper (2), Fonaera,
Plnelll, Kliey. Errors: Mann. Blades (2),
I'inelll. Two-base hits: Imubert (2),
Stock. Three-base hits: Hornsby (2.)
Blades. Siolen base: Plnelll. Sacrifice hits:
TJuncsn, Caveney. Toporcer. Left on basea:
HI. Louis, 7; Cincinnati, 6. Bases on balls:
Off Rlxey, 3; off N3rih, 3. struck out: By
North. 1. Hits: Off North, In J 2-3 In
nings; off Barfoot, 4 In 4 1-3 Innings. Los
ing pitcher: North. Umpires: Moran and
Quigley. Time: 1:0.
rirutrs Beat Cuba.
Pittsburgh. Ppt. 7. Cooper held Chi
cago to six hits snd chalked up his 211 h
clntory of the season, Pittsburgh winning.
6 to 0. Only one Chlcsgo player reached
third base.
Before the gsms Mansgrr McKechnla
was presented with a sliver bat and ball,
the gift of the Klwanls olub of Toronto,
o., where ha waa a manager of a team
In 1917 and 1918.
Score:
CHICAGO PITTSBURGH
AB.H.O. A I AB H.O.A.
Statz.cf 4 2 3 OlM'nvllle.as 4 3 4
Holcher.ss 4 0 0 21 Csrey.cf S
Csrey.cf
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Terry.2b 3 0 2 2Blgbee.lf 6
Grimes.lb 3 0 10 OiRussell.rf 4
Friberg.rf 4 2 0 0 Tierney.2b 4
MlWer.lf 4 13 1 Traynor.ab 3
Keleher.Sb 3 1 3 4Qrlmm.lb 4
Wirts.o S 0 3 0 Schmidt. c 4
Ktupland.p 2 0 0 Cooper,p 3
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20
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0 0 0
3 I 1
0 4 0
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Jonei.p 0 0 0 0 Totala 3 13 27 (
Totals 31 6 !4 10
xBatted tor 8tueland In eighth.
Score by innings:
Chicago 000 000 0000
Pittsburgh 300 101 oix
Summary Runs: Maranvilla Carey, Bib
bee, Traynor, Grimm, Cooper. Errora:
Orlmea, Two-baee hit: Orlmm. Three
base hit: Grlmb. Stolen bae: Maranvilla,
BlKbee. tiouhle plays: Miller and Wirts:
Grimm, Maranville and Urlmm; Tlerney,
Maranvilla and Urlmm. Left on bases:
Chicago. 6; Pittsburgh, . Baae on balls:
Off Strueland. 3: off Coopar. 2; Struck
out: By Strueland, In 7 Innings: by
Jones, 4 In 1. Psssed ball: W ir'.a Win
ning pitcher: Cooper. Losing pitcher, Rtua..
lend. Upirea: Rlglar and Hart. Tims:
1:23.
'Olanta Trounce rhlllle.
Philadelphia, Sept. 7. New Tork took
the flrat of a thres-gama series from
Philadelphia hers, 13 to 0. Goldla Rapp'a
one-hand catch of Meuael's liner tn tha
second, when he doubled Frank Krlsch
off first, was the fielding feature. U'el
rtrt started for the loials, but was put
out of the game in the opening inning
fur arguing with Umpire Klem.
Irish Sleusi'l and Cliff Lea hit horns
runs. Store:
NEW YORK. I IHILAPKI.I
AH 11,(1. A' All.
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Hosiaa Hspt t . Philadelphia (k bulk
fainaa from t.Miia. I lu 4 and I II
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M-oia first gams:
PHILAI'rl.PMI HOITON
AH Mil A I All HO A
Taung. tb 4 I I 4IMItrhelt.aa last
llsus.r Ik 4 III r Miller, rf till
M uoa. cf I I Murna. Ib 4 I S
l Miller, if t I I Prn, h 111
Perkina, I 4 01 Marria. If 4 I I
Usllo'ar.ee 41 t: I Collins rf 411
W alker, If tit , Pitta sr lb 4111
tke. II I I I I Ku.l, 4 14
Naylor, p 4 I I 1'eiguaon.p
Karr, p I I
Totals l II t II 'sM.aosky II
SlJebold II
Tsiala iTTTltll
J ''olllns aut. hit by batted ball,
pHatted for Mitchell In ainih.
sHstlsd for Karr In nlnlU.
b'Oia by Innings:
t;hilsdlphl 4" 10 "It I
ll.'Slon , 000 l son 1
Suiiimsry Runs: HrUoaan, H Miller.
Perkins (II. tlslloway. Walker. I'ykss, K.
Miller. IHhll, Hums. Hud. Kriort llr.
ilowan, Mauser, II. Miller, J'erklns, Hums,
Prail. Karr. Two-has hits: Walker, Hue),
Thrav-baaa hit: (lallnway. Macrilda hits
Hsuesr. Young. ouhle playa: H. Miller In
Hueli Win hell to I'rait to Huraa Llt "n
bases: Philadelphia, 1; ll.'sion, I. Itasta
on belle: (iff Naylor, I: "ff Kerguann, I:
off Karr, I Htruck nut: II y Nsylor, I: br
Karr, t. Una: Off rerguaon, al la 3-1 In
ning; off Karr, I In l-l Innlnaa IMlng
pitrher: Pergueon. Umpires; llildebrsnd
and Cvapa. Time: I. It,
bVor second gam:
PIIILAliri.riltA 1 BOSTON
A B II i A AH IIC A
Toung. lb 4 I llMlt'sll. as 3 t I
Hsuser, Ib 4 1 T iB Miller, if 4 I
MOan, rf I I 4 Alliums, Ib 4 I I
U MII'r, rf 4 I t IPratl, lb 411
Perkins, a I I , Harris, .If t I
Oall'ay, asill '.r Cut 11s, rf I I I
Wsiker, If I I OiPlt'ger, Ib t I
Dykes. Ib I 0 1( R rke, lb 4
Itcmmel, p Uch.plln, I I I I
IPiercy, p lls
Totati II 111 llsMenosky 14 0 0
(Lslbold I a
Total II "J 27 14
iBitted for Plttenger In eighth.
sHsttsd fur Mitchell In ainih.
Bcore by Innings;
Philadelphia l Ol
Boston 000 do oes v
nummary Rune: Hsuser, dilloway.
Walker Errora: Galloway. Two-bass
hits: J, Collins. Parkins, llama rum
Walker. Pacrlflca hit: McOowan, Doums
playa: Oalloway to Toung to Mauser;
Mitchell to Pratt to Uurna; Plercy au
Mitchell to Burns. Left on baaea: Phila
delphia, I; Boston, 4. Bases on balls)
Off Plercy, 1. btruck out: By ftnmmell,
1; by Plercy, i. Umpires: Evans an
lllldsbrand. Time: 1:13.
Whtta Bog Win In Tenth.
Chicago, Sept. T Yaryan, forced Inta
tha gams In tha 10th Inning after achalk t
finger wag spilt by a foul tip off itephem
eon's hat, cracked out a home run when
gava Chicago a to ( victory over Cleve
land. Yaryan waa tha first msn up In
tha 10th Inning and ha smashed tha ban
Into tha left field bleachers.
bohalk will ba out of the gam several
days. Scora:
CLEVELAND I CHICAtlrj
AH H O A I AB.H.O A.
Ja'leson. If 4 3 v; Hooper, tt 4 1 I
Wa'by, 2b 4
1 I I Johnson, as 3 0 I I
1 3 0colltns, Ib I I I I
Cnn'lly. cf 4
xSpeakar, 1
v Shr-ely, lb I 2 II 0
oiMoltll, cf t i 4 0
Kvans. cf 0
BUp'on, 2b 1
viStrunk, If I 3 0
0
Oar er. 3b
liMTIs n, Ib I 1
OlSchalk, 0 4
11 Yaryan, oil
I 4
M'Nully, cf 0
4 II
a 11
0 4
I
J.Bewell, as 4
Wood, rf I
0! Pa bar, p 4 1
M'lnnls, lb 3
lT.Bln'p, p 0 0
U'Neiu, e 4
Morton, p 1
Winn, p 1
Totals 40 11 10 t
Totala 3 13 27 10
xBattad for Connolly In eighth.
Cleveland 201 101 011 0
Chicago 1 116 000 000 1 t
Summary Runt: Jamleaon (2). Connol
ly. Gardner (2), McNully, O'Neill, Winn,
Johnson, Collins (2), Sheely, Mosill,
Strunk, McClallan, Schalk, Yoryan. Errors:
J. Sewell. Horn run: Yaryan. Stolen
base: Johnson. Saorlflc tills: Wood (21,
Mclnnls (2), Wamby (2), Johnson. Double
playa: J. Sewell to Wamby to Mclnnls;
T. Blankenshtp to Johnson to Shesly.
1. art on Bases: Cleveland. 10; Chicago, s.
Basea on balls: Off Faber, 4: off Morton,
1; off Winn. 2; off T. B. Blankenshlp. 1.
Struck out: By Faber, 4; by Winn, t.
Hits: Off Morton. In 2 3-S Innings; oft
Winn, 5 In 18 Innings (none out In
ninth); off T. Blsnkenshlp, 0 In 3 In
10th); off Faber. 13 In I Innings (none
out In ninth); off T. Blankenshlp, 0 in
2 Innings. Hit by pitched ball: Faber
by O'Neill, wild pitch, Morton. Winning
pitcher: T. Blankenshlp. Losing pitcher:
Winn. Umpire: Guthrie. Time: 2:30.
Council Bluffs May
Enter State League
Lincoln, Sept. 7. -Officials of the
Nebraska State Baseball league tv
day decided the time and place of
tha post season championship games
between the Fairbury club, winner of
the first half season and Norfolk,
winner of the second half season,
as follows:
September , at Norfolk.
September 10 and 11. at Fairbury.
September 12, at Grand Island.
September 10 and 17, at Norfolk.
September II and II, at Fairbury.
It was announced that 'all of the
present club owners would'remain
in the league for another season and
arranKements would be made to ob
tain the entrance of two more teams
into the league. Mention of Coun
cil! Bluffs, la., and Columbus, t
possible members, was made.
Fort Worth Willing to Play
Western League Champs
Fort Worth. Tex,, Sept. 7. Fort
Worth, now leading in the Texa
league pennant race by four gamri,
will accept the challenge of ihe
Western league for a championship,
if this city win the Dixie cham
pionship, said Rusinei Manager
Faul Lagrave today.
Golf Ikcis
Q !'!. , a rullef on tha fnilnw.
tnv eat.' and B are partners In en
alternate eiiaa tnnipaiiihiri in wbnh
b,lh plaera cf a al'la drtie fri.tti lh in
ed the bailee af tha loo dil.ee is tab
a, an I tha kola pie4 eui im thai
Kali. i a teruia h 4 bee ihe eel.
e' drive, aui the al fiat his
Sll relaro I piev the ether afiev
l eis aireka nh Ma belt. Aa keil
ie (..,.. J se t tn lo ik, a pise the hue
eMl isb lltat Sell Is Ibal triiuelBle
I It le peeeviaeil la ball an aal
f4 M lb aiaetted flia aiiautea. If aa.
II ewwe bate he e,wai4ef 4 a seel, aad
ihe t el4 aw tasuea aad plas M laiee
iamte seM 4 be a Ika but la ae. la
pbtv and diwwallltella la ae4t ptat,
14 a a r .iilhl pieeM tf p'ei I I
tie a- te.ll.f SAetea hia ba'l, amet lea
ta I nil ill lii ike eeoeiii
I Ika WaH m aw eae4. bl plated
I mj akeea M aiLeea. fba pett U a4
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( 4 al Iba liiav.
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aaa a bl ei-'re a tea be e el a el
l.ei. tt tha i.'ri ie ..,, 1 a t.f
I I ee !mm4U4 aa avptnalkw al
Iba paU. that a M at a lbs baaard
a. ad r a a iv l e tae K-w-is
i, lb a.ie e e-,iil g.e, pies
iki.e mi,iii t i.a .trnl a e I
tl a.ae 11 i'4ii a ,.e a.:a t t .
!. be ia .fe4.ii a.'b k- a teal
s.e.t.e l,ee
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s0 ba faaiiawa. peHilil
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tt atifcea b-saa4 mi, mi ik ,t.a
ana. k 1 l-HI ea k kaa ball a m
BaseBaHResulls
eiiaSiancims
Hkari.il! I e-AOl K.
( awadiaia.
W U frl I W I. I'll
Tulea l It alt Hiuiia t'lty 1171 lT
I .aepb sits lilikl. "H tl
Wiikua kiat Hi Muinea 141 l
Haffatwa 1 II Jl( t'eavrr 111,111
laaiardap'k Meaulla,
li.nier. , Biotis Clip, 1.
Tulea. II; Wi. bile. 1
nklebema ntv, f. Ml Jiuepb, )
tluffalae, l Ilea Ma Usee. I,
fuds)'e liames.
Itiiffalaea al lea Muinea.
WK biia at Tgi
bt J"ei'h al i-kleln'ine I'lir
lienver aiainal aiuut 1 up at l.ln.uln
KATinvsi. "l K.
klaadlnia.
W I, Pet ! W I, Pr t
V. T.irk Tin 111 i l.'iuia TI at HT
Piiiab'gb III! l.l' Hr..liun a IT M
I tn. In ill f I 14 III Hhlladel 4111 i-t
i hirasi 11a III H -ei 11 : i.7
Vealerdai'a fleaull.
Near T.u k, II; I Mladelphie. '.
rinrlnnatl, I'l, bi l.nu e
I'lttahuiah, a: rln.aS". "
t o ulh ,a s biduled 1
Tdaa lianies.
Pi liuls at I'lioinnatl
hlraS'i at I'lliehursh
S'ew York at I'hll.'l-lilila
(N ntber ahedul'd
AMIHII AV I P. At. I r.
btandlnpa,
W. I. I'rt I W I, Pit
St. Ixigls at 14 1'iii'rieveland 44 ' !'!
Near rrk 1 II .( Waeh'lon 471 l
i,lr..ll It SI tj: I'hlla 14 II ill
I'blratu II 41 .101 H 'ei. n 11 11 '114
Vreterdai'a Meaulla.
Philadelphia. I I; Hoeton. I
I 'hire so. I, t'leveland, I
No others aehedulrd.
Todar'l UlRlel,
t'leveland at t'hlraaa.
rietrollat Ml. Iiiils
Philadelphia at It.ietnn
Waehlnftun at New Vutb.
AMr.Klt'A V AOI lATION.
blading a,
W I, pi-t 1 w I. Ptr.
Ml. Paul l II 431 illlweuk 71 II .Ut
Minneap. 7 4 111 l.nulevllla 75 47
Indian. 74 44 llliTnledo M IT ill
Kan. CMP 71 .IlllColumbua II Iti .111
Yratrrdar'a Rreulte.
fulollla, I; C'.lumbue, 4.
Indianapolis, 4: Toledo, I.
(No. other tames ethsduled )
Tod si's fiamas.
Indlsnspolls at Toledo.
I.oulevills al Cnluinhus.
(No others srhsduled
TCXAH I.EAf.1 B.
Port Worth, 7; Dsllas, 2.
Mhrsveport, I, Wichita Is I Is, (.
Houseton, I; ne.iumont, 1.
Ban Anlnnls, I, (lalveatnn, I.
Discarded Sox May
Get Another Chance
San Francisco, Sept. 7. Jim
Scott, once a world scries hero, who
wa released from the Chicago White
Sox several year ago, because it
wa thought he wa through a a
hurler, staged such a successful
comeback that he ha been recom
mended to the New York Giants by
Bill Lange, John McGraw' western
scout, who once was a major league
star himself.
Titching for the San Francisco
club of the Pacific Coast league,
Scott ha had one of hi most uc
ceasful seasons this year, having won
21 and lost six games. Lange feels
with a strong club like the Giants
behind him, Scott would do as well
in the majors as he is doing in the
minors.
Iowa9-Letterthlete
After Coaching Job
Iowa City, la., Sept. 7. Charles
Parsons, one of three men who have
won nine athletic letters at the Uni
versity of Iowa, is among the list of
applicants seeking the post made va
cant several weeks ago by the resig
nation of James A. Ashmore, base
ball and basket ball coach and assist
ant football coach. Parsons won his
letters in football, basket ball and
track.
AMERICAN LEAGl JS
n an. k
H. Pr.
325 .410
16 .3114
11 .Sift
103 .36
IS .340
h. r .
JIH ,3BS
UB .373
14.1 .3.15
IS .3.11
I. 11 .3M
Ulee. t. Loula ...18 HI 11
(obb. Urtrolt 1 470 b
HpMikor, ('leveland 10 410 b.1
Hellmann, Detroit 11 4AS B
Tobln, bt. Loula ...1)7 S44 110
NATIONAL LEAOt'K
(i. AB.' R.
Ilnrnahr. It. 1ula 182 B21 11
Tlerney. Pltteburkh On 47 4
Millar, rhtrapti ...loll 4l l
Hlphea. IMttnliilrph 11 111 D
(.rlmee. ( hlraso ..111 40 ft
Batters
(TSgtefi(gH
Western League
larara l-aae Again,
Liaioln. Mrpt, 1. u (Mr for Ihe
ee.i.itd luna In Ike iraniferied s'llee ub
leniar here diew the ahurt end af tha
erare fly bum hinp bin ff Wilana la
iba s"und and thud Inmnae, tha Hiaia
p.it aaay tu a tao run lead wbiih aith
una ad led in Ibe eeieath and ninth fata
Ihe , lub a I lu 1 rl. I.ir.
Hute.
.iKNVrpi MIOl'X flTT
art IIO At AH II OA
ullrlen.f 4 4 11 Hanilltaee 411
Ken ee 4 I I it II aaay lb 1
I... 1. a rf II .! seid III 4
'rn .li 5b 4 11 e I i.ieh f 4
i'iiiniH I en 1 Meiaib I
I
I
I I
l
i. ,.. It 1 I I 1 11 t unnur rf I I I
VW .hi .'b I I 1 t Main. k. If I a a
k iihiillen.o III uieiy.i' I
iuii.p 1 1 9 l, i i.. 11 p 1
--! iMianalmf I
Totala II II Ml H enei.ik.p
I
Totals in 1 11 II
tbhaaslmp buted "i Wllaoa in aigbih
Mvnia by inni.
Ienver all on ii -1
Bmiia city , tun i
bniitlliaiy Hum' Kerr. Csrlwrlsht III,
itoruMe, ItentiMMway, Men K.ituri Kirr,
I'ailwrishl. Hall denied rune, deliver,
I Tu base hits Kerr, lins. HemiiK
v.ey lii.ulile fleye iNrtwriahl luitai
eioiei I , ii. 'm io Hall to l'eririri'
Kerr lo Wripht. Hail keir lo rert.
nhi: II' iiiiiiiiy to 1 1 a in 1 1 n to lleir
H'nlen liMeea. iinmire. Hiintnaway, ll.ier.
sail h-'rifl.e hue 0liiea III, Queiy.
MiU'k .ait liy I, all, I, bp Wllenn, I.
Hsi-k on halls, nff Hall. 1: off W11..111
I; cir InrkeniiiKk. I. Hits and tuna off
Wln .n, I and I In luiiinsi. off lllrken
iIihIi, I end t In I innins. Left on bee
l'etiv.t. ; Pious city. 4. I'mplres, l'avis
end ritiatrl k. Time: I II.
Ollem (anllnue Halllnp bprea.
Tulea. tiki , Mept. 1 The tiller, inn
t'nued their billing airee, knorking Mi'.
neld and O'Neill from ihe bos ant hist,
lug Vvlrhlls, II lo 1. Hoehler held Ihe
Witihiee lo a half dnien araitered hits.
I'avta hit his 3 t h and aoih home rnna.
i ir.kina- lb" tie ibat had eileied between
him and his tesmmaie. Lamb, for the
league lead. Lamb hit his lath. Ilennett
Ina Hh and l.ellvelt his 14th and Bu
man also poled a four-bagger.
b.ore.
WICHITA Tt'LUA
All II O A I All II O A.
Rmlth.rf ) u 2 , Ilennett. If 41
lirirfln.if I I
H'T mpeon lb 4 11
Hlakeely.lf
Wash in. 2b 4
: n lavii.rf 1 J 0
I ltl.amb.if 12 10
Kiel rf 4 1 1 1 l.-IH.II.Ik I 3 11
larger sa 4 I 1 I Hi'imin lb III
Huiler.lb 1 1 1' Mi (iinia.aa 4 114
llalep.r 3 0 I i fri.el.y.r 4 31
Mlinwilh 11 liHoehler.p 3 01
SI IJim-IQ.p j o 1 IM
O'N'allp 0 A III
Alklne.p 1 0 ll
TolalS jTTl4 I,'
Hcora bp Innlnge:
Wlrhlla
Vulia
H u m m a r v Rum
Totals 21 14 17 14
.311) 001) Oflt
,000 314 3" U
Griffin. Ulekeiley,
Waihhurn. iiennait I), Thonipaon, Davla
in. umi 2i. i.eiiveit m, tieuman (21
Mrilinnla. Hoehler Krrora; Pmlih (II
Washburn ii). Ksst. timed runs' Wich.
Ha, I; Tulsa, 14. Left on baaea: Wl hlia,
2: Tulaa. 4. Two-baea hlta: Washburn,
Herger. rroshy it), Lallvelt il). Home
rune: Dafla, (2), Lamb. Ilauman, nennett,
firlffln Harrlflrea: Dennett. Hoehler.
Hiolen base: Hminiun. Haaes on balla: Off
uoeni-r. i; err n n.inald, t; orf ti'Nein, I.
Hiruek out: Ily Hoehler, by Mr-Donald,
I Wl'il ultrh: Atkins lttiiie anrf hilai
nff Mrjioneld. 7 and 1 In 4 1-3; off O'N-ll,
3 and in I .. Losing pitcher: Mo.
uunaiu. uouuie piays: f.nit to McDowell:
Hnrhrer In Hauman to l.ellvelt; ll'dlnnli
to Bauman to l.ellvelt: Umpires; Holme
ana urnisny. Times 1.36
Kavagea Ileal Halnta.
Oklahoma C'ltv. Okl.. Bent 1 The See.
ad' e fell on llovllk for four runs In tha
aeventn, arlving htm from Iba box and
stating St, Joaeph, 7 to 1. bcore:
ST. JOHKPH I OKLA. t ITr
A B H.O A.I AB.H.O.
Olson, lb I 1 I of Pitt, rf 4 3 4 0
Oir'den, If 4 1 I loKrueger, III I i
Klsher. rf 4 0 1 0Felber, Jb 4 1 3
Ron'lt. rf 4 1 1 OiM'Da'el, Jh 3 I t 0
Jl'irld, 3h 4 1 0 Olaing'rdl, If 4 3 4
Nufer. 3b 4 3 4 llwindle, aa 4 1 I) i
Browne, Mill) Minna, rl I 1 I
Orab'ekl, c 1 1 2 Long, rf 4 12
Hnvllk. p 3 I A 01 Allen, p 111
Llndbg. pl00 2
.Totals 34 127 13
Totals 36 10 24 !
Scorg by Innlngi:
"f. Joseph mo mo 1003
ukianoma city 002 019 40x i
nummary Rum: Bonowltg. McDonald.
flrabowakl. Pitt (2), Kruegur. Telber. Mr.
uaniei, tiingiarai, Alien. Errora: Mc
Donald. Llndnerf. Felber. Windle, Moore.
Two-baea hits: Horowitz. Pitt. Kruecer.
(Slnglardl. Three-haia hits: Pitt. Glnglardl.
Sncrlflca hits: Pitt, Allen, Hovllk. Stolen
baia: Felber. Baie on belli: Off Hovllk,
3. Struck out: 11 Allen. 1; by Hovllk,
7. Runs and hlta: Off Hovllk, 7 and 11
In 1.3 innings. tJnuhte nlays: Allen
find McPanlel; Grahowekl to Olson. Left
on baaea: St. Joseph. 7; Oklahoma City,
3. Kurned rum: Oklahoma City. 7: St.
Joaeph, 1. Time 1:40. Umpires: Dono-
hui and Held
Mary Browne and Mallory
to Meet in Special Match
San Francisco, Sept. 7. Another
California tennis star. Miss Mary K.
Browne, Los Angeles, this month
will attempt to defeat Mrs. Molla
Mallory, national champion, who al
ready this year has turned back four
assaults from one invader from the
far west, Miss Helen Wills of Berk
eley.
Miss Browne, who is the second
ranking woman player in the United
States, leaves Monday to meet the.
champion in a special match at For
est Hills. N. Y., during the East vs
West series, according to an an
nouncement by Dr. Sumner Hardy,
San Francisco, president ot the Cali
fornia Lawn Tennis association. '
CIGARETTES
Omaha Pounds
Cooper Hard
and Wins, 10-1
OKrin In Kffe-ftivf In Pinclin
mul Htiffalort Kvrn Srrir
With Dm Moinr
Hoootiri.
Pes Moines, It, Sept. 7. Omaha
pounded Cooper hard while Okrie
v effective in the pint lie and the
visitor evened the erie by taking
today' game, 10 to J. Store:
imtiil
k m m a r
liUlaeon, b I 4 t
I Wit re, Ib .. . I I I I
lunnthara, ah . , I J I a
l.rlnn. rf I s t
v. miiih, rf I n I I a
It Hen. si 4 g
llnelrraon, lie ...... 4 r t
bpenrer, a 1 A a
Okrle, p t 1 I I
tnlals ... M l IS 31 U 1
nr. MoiM.a.
AN. K. H Pit. A. f
l.rnln, rf ,, .,.. a a
Hsgner, 3b I I
Hoian, rf I I
lui.a, b 4 t a r)
hr.hrn, lb 4 a a
l.renei, If t I I I
rt,,n, aa ,. a I I N
lllleon, t I
lunper, p 1 I 0
Tolala 4 l 17 " "
en-ore by lualngei
Omaha ,,, ti I no in in
lies Moines two ao oou
bummary Home runt (Irlffln. Twa baee
hltei Okrle, (ilalaaon, firlffln, bpracer, 4ira
ney, Meaner, aarrtflra bill Wllroi. Ift
An baaeei Omaha, t Ilea Mntnea, h.
Ntrurk null Jly (rubier, 4; hp Okrle, .
tlaaea on bell. i Off 4 ooner. i nff okrle,
. lilt bp pitched belli Hy Okrle (VPIIean).
parried runai Omaha, 7i lira Malnea. I,
Ihnibla plaeil llorsn to loan fa Morton,
Mllras to lililaaon In Batee. I'mplraei Aa
deraon and lawla. Tlmai Ship,
Date Set for
Amateur Series
The South Side Merchants, who
climbed to the pinnacle of amateur
doin when they drfeated the Town
lend Gunner in the City Class A
championship serin, will play in the
intercity tournament it St. Louis
September 31 and October 1.
Jake Jiaacson, Muny baseball
bots, yesterday wa notified by the
Mound City Amateur aociation of
the date of the tournament.
It i doubtful if the St. Loui pen
nant winner will come to Omaha
this year because of the excitement
over the Browns' race in the Ameri
can league.
The amateur gonfalon winner will
leave Omaha Friday night, Septem
ber 29, and will arrive in St. Loui
Saturday morning. They will play
there Saturday and Sunday.
Series Impracticable.
Memohii. Tenn.. Senf. 7. Inhn D . .
Martin, oresident of the Southern
association, tonight aid that a post
season series between the winner of
the Western league and the cham
pion of post-season game between
the Southern association and the
Texas league "would be impraciic-
anie. A he proposal tor such a port
season series came from A. R.
Tearnev. president of the Western
lesgue.
Grand Circuit Results
:H trot, curia tl.00. threa heats, un
finished Wednesday:
Flnvsrra, br. h., by Atlantic E-
press-Quite Worthy (Fleming),.. 1 1
Let riy, b. g. (Cox) I S 3
Wesley R. u. g (Croiler) 4 4
Zombro Dillon, b. g. (BerrlH) 4 I
Alta Quest, Bfnque. Monaroua. Malar
Riser, Peter Will Tell and Dalagoa Pater
alio started.
Time: J:0H, 2:1(1, 1:144.
2.111 pace, puna 13,000; three heats, un.
finished Wednesday:
Almaden Onward, br. r, by Al
maden R. Bell Onward (Crosier). 1 I t
Robert Direct, ch. g. (Ray) 1 1 I
bunflaih, blk. g. (Cox) t t
Time: r:oj. j:i, 1:1114.
inn Imi itnni i. .....
Favonlan b. h, by J. Malcolm
J-'oroia and Allla Watts (Ed
man) 1 1 1
R. Colorado, b. h (Cox) I 3 I
Princess Etawah. b. m. (Murphy). 3 S
.lane the arrat, b. m (Cane) ....4 4 t
wiiki wiiki, nr. g. (DK'Krrion). . . . 4
rime: 3 n. a:J3,
2:10 trot, purse 11,000, three heats:
Mr, Kent, br. h , by Dillon Ai-
worthy-RIra (Cox) .. 1 1
Alta Kvane. ro. m, (Thomas) ....1 S t
Marlon Toddlngton, ch. m. (Cro
sier) t t J
Plain Mae, b. g (Murphy) t t I
I'rter Hlnse n. g (Ackerman) ..1(1
l.nrena watte also started.
Time: MlVi. I ll, 3:1114.
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