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THE SUNDAY BEE: OMAHA, SEPTEMBER 10. I5.
Up-to-Bate News and Gossip of Interest to Sport Fans
Dailcy Routs
Denver Bears
in First Game
Buffalo Hurler Wina Content
ly 6 to 2-Score Manu.h
Tripln in Seventh
DouhltvHradrr Today.
By RALPH WAGNER.
m HAT IT it not id difficult for
I tin Buffaloes to rout the Bears
in a ball game wai very much
in evidence at the Umaha league park,
yettcrday afternoon when the herd
atuMurd the only "Hill" Kodaeu
and hi proteges by (he score of 6
to 1. It It all a matter of who pitehci
una now ne noes it.
Hut the victory ii only half of the
Mory. In the firit place had it not
hrrn for Heinie Manuih and a flock
of Hear errora the remit might have
hern different. Hut we believe in
giving credit w here credit ia due. And
tuch miut be given to Joe Dailey,
Harney litireh's Buffalo hurler from
Seattle. Handsome Joe, by hi
inperb twirling in the pinchea ac
counted eomew-nat for the victory.
Dailey ran into a little tough lurk
in the fourth inning and the ball
tosien from the "Mile High City"
cored two run. Lut they couldn't
hit Joe'i alanta for anything th.M
ronlil bring runner scroti after th
fourth Mania.
The lanky Buffalo hurlrr alloyed
lite Heart to claw him for ix scat
irfl hits, two of these being of the
two-bae variety. lit wa atingy
with hi pane, isiuing only two,
while Groat, the visiting pitcher, alio
handed out a pair of free ducatt to
f ;rt. The Denver chucker wai
touched for nine hiiti, iprinkted
among them being a triple and a dou
ble, lie itruck out five Buffaloea,
but received leaky lupport,
But for the Duffaloei. The hired
hands of Burch chased the Beara all
over the lot and had the outfielder
climbing up the fence spearing the
long drivea that went into the at
mosphere. The Buffaloes icored
three runs in the second. Manush
walked and. went around to third
when Wilcox hit into a fielder's
choice, catching Griffin at third.
Masters blew into a fielder' dish and
Wilcox was nabbed at second. The
ball was whipped down to the Denver
catcher who in turn tried to get
Manush off third, but the ball went
wild and Heinie scored. After all
this happened, Master politely stole
iccond. Spencer vup and singled to
center and Ray O'Brien tried to
throw the ball over the presi coop
and a a reiult Master scored,
Spencer going to third. Dailcy
landed on first when Gome gummed
up a fly catch and Spencer chalked
up the third (core. Gislason ground
ed out and the Bears tried to act up
with the, bat, but without any uc
ccss. Long Hat Long Neck.
However, in the fourth inning
Dailry curved the ball around Long'
long neck and as his Adam's apple
is rather large, said ball came in con
tact with said Adam's apple, thereby
allowing Long to proceed to first
under the "ump's" orders. Patterson
doubled to right and Long scored
the initial Bear score. Great cheers
from "Bill" Rodgers. Cartwright
wheeled into an easy out and Gomes
singled to center, boosting Patter
son across tfie rubber with the sec
ond and final Denver tally of the
contest. Rodgers hit into a fielder's
choice and Parker skied out to "Pug"
Griffin. Exit Denver.
The game was planted on the well
known cake of ice in the Omaha
rixth, although neither team knew it
at the time. .Manush was the first
Buffalo to bat. Gross treated Heinie
to a base on balls, that cost him the
game. Wilcox singled and Manush
went to third. Masters swung for
the third strike and Spencer strolled,
filling the bases. Dailey's fielder's
choice caught Spencer at second, but
allowed Manush to score. Gislason
came through with a timely single
and Wilcox registered the filth run.
Bates whiffed and the scoring ended
tor the inning as Denver never came
near chalking up a count in its half.
Two Games Today.
After two down in the seventh,
Manush slammed the ball out to deep
renter and by some classy base run
ning got around to third. Wilcox got
his second hit of the game and
Heinie scored the final Buffalo score.
A double-header is on the program
for this afternoon. It will br the
final Sunday game of .the season in
Omaha.
KENVfcR,
AM H It. TB.8H.SII.rO. A. E,
O'Brien, el ... .
kerr, aa
lama, rf
I'alieraon. lb ,
I ariwrlght, lb.
I.eaiee, If
Xkmlgera, lb ..
1'are.ee, , ....
1. fi.ee, p
xilollaue
I I I I I I I 1
Totala a a 111 II I
t4H .
AH a ll TBH an PO A K.
i.uUm. ib...allla
lhatea, Ik . .. I I I II
.raoihaan, lb..
t.ritlia, il ... I I I I I I I
Mak, ef.... I !
U lleMt, aa 4 I e let I
n ileal, a a e a i
Ha.lere. If.. .,4 I I J I
K..r. e .... a I I I
-ilea. ) aaiaataaa
'Ht
INillef
Te4aU II II a I II I
IMIa4 aelat f ? la nlxlla.
aewea ee lemtaniai
teee , a Km awet-
) M a4 !)
awaaaaMt t-aeN4 tauaat Oeei.ee.
Oeaaka, I. The-lMea bill Weuala. fa.
eaaa bui t.flOla. felUes., -mikt.
Hit be M.ae4 ImUi Hr ..-.
l.tealMw, be I . .ea fcMte
tie,ei laeam to ke to t erlie
I.K.taekm to Itoleai, to MIHva.
le.h mm I t iNallea, I, b IMm A
llt m keei aaaee, 4, lle, I, I
4ea la aM Aa-eee& ItMi I tax
Will !lroJT.t V.ti'
Hf'tih at CohuubU
Cli4. Jp' . ittt
awi tt tot I ii,ijr pi M nmiii
t.KJtNall Iiao tH '!. t"
jrii time), fe at J - t Uom la tia'.J
I it' tt!iN't
! W'll t JifS '
Ii tnti tNe hkio?M V 4 I'wJaM
01 im :J aA Jt ' ''
U ft bl4ll.laj tuta
I. .. ... .,...: I kei !,: kaatii tttei Ue
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MI 14 f AlHC n J - 44 !
Iowa Pilot .
1.
Gordon Lock will pilot the Uni
versity of Iowa football team this
season, succeeding Aubrey Devine.
Locke, like Devine, la an all-ttar
player and during the 1921 eason
wat one of the mainstay of the
Hawkeye front wall. Haiti tackle,
National League
tMrete Win Twl.
Flltabunh. Bent. . I'ltleburili lalned
da New York In th Natlunal league pen
nant race ow oiiMimi i.niraso twice. Tna
I'lralee found I ha vlaltora eaav In lha
flrat conteet, wlnnm T to 4. la lha aao.
nil (am Plttetiti.-ah cam a from behind.
Had lha ecore In lha eiihtft and won in
th. lin. I to 1.
core, (Irat camel
CHICAOO. I PITTSBURGH.
ABK.O.A iBH.Oi.
Hun, cf III : Mara nr., a till
liollocaa HCarey, cf 4 1 I 0
terry, lb M I IBIabee. If 4 1 1 4
(Jrlmeelli LIT li Ruaeeil.rf 4 1 a
Calla h.rf 111 Tlerney.ib 411
Miner, ii i a aiTraynor.lb 4 11
Krug, lb I i llUrlinm, lb 4 III I
O Kar'ell. o 111 IBrhmldt.a I 1
Alexan.p 31 4;oiainr, p I 1 1 1
aHeathco. 1 I
Cheevta, p I I 1 t Totala 14 14 17 14
a Barber 1 1 ( Ct
junta, p 4 114
Totals It 10 11 17
xnatiefl for Alexander In aevemh. V
Hat tea tor Cbeevea In elihlii.
Bible out, hit by bla own batted ball.
Score by inning;
Chlrako ., -, ool 000 010 4
Plttaburfb. ....201 104 40 7
nummary Rune: Statu. Millar. Krui.
O'Farrell, Carey, OI-bee, Kuaaell, Tier
ney, Traynor (I), Urlmm. Error: Maran
villa. Two-Dtaa h'ta: Orlmm, Tlernejr.
Three-baa hlta: t'arey, Taynor, Urlmm,
miner, cio.cn oaae: man. Hacririce: Hol
ler her. liouMe pity: Km. Terry and
Urlmea; Alexander, tirtmea; Terry O'Kar
rell and Krug; T.erner, Maranvllle and
Orlmm1, Holloitaer, O'Farrell, Krut. Ter
ry and urlmea. Left on baaaa: Chlcaco,
10; PlttaburKh. I. Baae on balla: off
Olainer, 4. Hlta: Off Alexander, II In
Innlnga; off cheevca. 0 In 1 Innlna: oft
Jonea, 1 in 1 Innlnr. Loelnf pitcher, Alex-
niter, umpire: KIKIer and Hart. Time:
1:41.
Score aecond game:
CHICAGO. PITTSBURGH.
AB.H.O.A. I AB.H.O.A.
BlaU. rf Sit OlM'nvlll. la 1114
H'ocher.aa
1 Carey, ct I
3BIbe, If I
0 Ruaaell, rf 4
0Tlerney,ilb 4
OITraynor.lb I
Of Orlmm, )b 4
0Oooch, o 4
Hi Brown, p I
0 Morrlann, p 0
Terry. 2b
Crimea, lb
Frlbere-.lb
C'aghan.rf
Miller, if
xMalael 0
I 1
i
O'Farrell, o
Krug, lb
wirte, o
Barber, If
Oaborne, D
Y'horae, p
IJllttoi
Hamilton. n
xH'lhcote
Cheevca, p
K'mann, p
Totala 41 IS 10 II
Totala 40 11 II 4 (
xRan for Miller In aeventh.
x Batted fur Oaborne In. aeventh.
xBatted for Yellowhorae In eighth,
one out when wlnnlne run wax acorad.
Score by Inuinga:
Chicago ',...000 100 100 0 T
Pttuburgh 001 101 ISO 11
Summary Runa: State. Hollocher.
Terry. Frlberg, Malael: Barber. Heath-
cote, Marinvllle, Carey (2), Ruaaell, Tler-
ney. urnnm, Brown, Mattox. urrora:
Maranvllle, Craye, Blgbee, Ruaaell. Two
buae hlta: Carey, Big bee. Three-baae
hit: Maranvllle. Stolen haien: Stata.
Carey, Blgbee. Double play: Tlerney to
Maranvllle to Orlmnt. Left on baaea:
Chicago, I; Pittaburgh, 13, Baaea on balla:
Off Oaborne. 3; off Cheevca, I; off Kauf
man. 1: off Brown. 1: off Yellowhorae. 1:
off Hamilton, 1. Hlruck out By Oaborne,
a, uy iveu nan, a. nua: uti uaborne, a
hi t Innings; off Cheevea, I In 1 1-3 In-
ninga; on Kaurman, 4 In 3 Innlnga; off
Brown, In S S-i Innlnga: off Morrlaon,
none In 1 1-3 Innlnga; off Yellowhorae,
none in 1 lnlng; off Hamilton, 1 In 1
Innlnga. Hit by pitched ball: By Oa
borne, Onoch. Wlnfilnt plicher. Hamil
ton. Loalng pitcher: KKufmejin. Um
pirea: Hart and Rlgler. Time: 1:27.
Cardinal Heal Rede,
Cincinnati. Sent. I St. Loula won a
free-hitting and raggedly-played game
irome t inrinnati, IJ to 10,
ore :
ST. LOUIS. I CINCINNATI.
AB.H.O.A I AB.H.O.A
Bladea. aa
3
I 1 4! Borne, rf
8 Ith, cf-lr
Ho'aby, lb
Hott'ly, lb
Stork. 3b
8i nulla, rf
Mann. It
xFeurnter
Mu'ller. cf
At emlth,
Hell, p
North, p
Sherdel, p
1 1 I'lU'Uert. lb
1 I I'Ounran, If
2 11 0; Harper, i t
111 Fona'ra. lb
1 1
4 I
0 Pin. 111. lb
biC'veney, as
II Winso, e
6: a Boone
I
I Keck, a
4 2 altararave
I I 4
14
I Uarkle, p
I.UtU, p
aureeaier
Totala II II II III
. Tolala 41 II 17 II
netie4 for Man In lha eighth,
ihatied for Vilna lei the ninth.
allatte.1 for Kei In lb alltk
aHetted fr l iue in lb ainth.
I'n by lanikga,
at l.oale ., 34 ! MS II
Oaeinnett Ill ! 14 I
Vuntmary Raaa. Hlaila 131, mth 111,
HotHaey ill. kintly, k, ri .rifc.
Ixuberl, ! lltrioe ti Tan-
ai' til, Pined!, Ceveaer, Winga. Rrtore:
l'l !, I,a, Pi a. I I to, Ceeae,
Tw kna (!t, ai.nk
tkrevbee kit rltnlr,. N...IH del.
b toaee. Imiu. ikkmia e. nine kite,
lube a. ke. k .k bulla 11). lekia
ui koea i i'aar la Ivmie'l:
l..iskv to I. .., I etv ea kaee.
a. I ie, 4. o mi(, i rt'el kaee
e a ff h- k Ii o'f V. He. I,
. aeii. I elf S .k. I tlrajeb aet He
Ke a I. br Mite. I'll I'll. I
la 1 ta a. ,11 V , IV n I I I l.
iMee H 4at. i I tnwea, elf ke.
I ha 4 leetna f f erk-e I ia) I taiia
!HM it Im ike e gaikl. ff Leie 4 to
: I 1 1. . - I, L , 1 k- W. 1 1
' a. . te I e a mh
'" tell. I " 4 link., ka-e
!..Menea Uaa t i. ai. Tie ef
faaaeaM eetol rkileev
rkitjeitk. a.t , ii,i kiwi a
Ink a..a Ik eaaeea na a)a.
; nH a i to
i pkato rk 4 to ae u.e'e
i 4 aee44.e ke. k a aeeeaa I -a
j aevea laaia Ik gaaie e a btilleal
llrti1t Touriir.
ilHje.l, 4. p'. jS.f
eia) M ! 44 t kf
f Kh efr4Wil ! SsptoMf
J.'. I kthKa) ll4t nl Wl4
l44tft,
BcwBaDBesulK
WBiTEKM LKAOl at.
W IV Pel I W L-Pel
Tula, 44 11 .414 4ltii Clip 74 II .lei
41 Jaeepk 4 .4ukl. I'tly 4111.414
Wlcklia II It ,ll le Molliee It II .III
Oaaaka 74 II ,4l4ilaar I .
VaalavOai" lUaialU.
affaeaaa. llenear, I,
Tataa. II; Wlcklia, II.
Ia Moinea, I; loa City, I
I. Jeeepk, Ii Oklaaoma C.ly, t. ,
TeaVay'l Caaaea.
Tula al Bt Jaaeph.
Le Meloea asaluet Sioux Clip at Uf
4oi
ieee al Oaaato (Ooukle-keadee).
Okiakema City at VWibiia (dowbla
beaaerl. KATlOMAIi J.BAOIK.
. WL.P.I.I WLPot.
Nate York II II .III Clnelnaatl 71 II .III
Pllteburgk ? II ,4i Uruukly II It ,!
Vt. Lamia 71 II .444 phlle, 47 II .IH
Chicago 7J II .UllUoeloa II II .114
VaMerday'a tjaanea.
Si. Uula, II; Clncianatl, II.
Hraakiyn. I; lloeion. 4.
I'lllebmgh, 7-1: Cbirago. 4-7,
New Keck, I; Philadelphia, 1.
Today 'a tlaatea.
Near Tark at Brookly.
Piltaburgh al Chuago,
kt Lojia at t'lnnlnnail.
tiv olbara acbeduied.
A M CSKA.M I MOt r.
, Standing,
WXPctl WLPet.
Near York It II .1011 Cleveland It 74 .
I, Loma II II .! Waah ton 1411 .4.1
Oetroit II II ,114 Pblla. II 71 .41
Chicafo ,Hi4,b..alon II II .III
leeleeday'a (taanaa.
Cleveland. Ii Chicago, I.
Philadelphia. 1-1; Uualoa, 1-1.
New Yoik, Ii Waahinglun, I,
8t. Loula, 14; Oetroli, e.
Totlay'a Oaniea.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Philadelphia at .Near York (double-
header).
iioaion at Waahlnglan.
Detroit al SI, Lvula.
AMrHICAM AleNOt IATIO.V.
W. L. Pel. I W. L. Pel.
St. Paul ID II .1111 MU'auke 7174 .III
M'neapolla 71 14 .4 Loulevllla 41 71..4TI
InnTUo la 17 .elei Toledo IT II .III
Kan, Clip 71 .11 .titiColunibue II I4.I7I
Yraterilay'a Keeulta.
t'olumbua, 4; Loutaviile, 1.
illnnrapolla, I; Kanaaa City, t,
Toledo, I; Indlanapolla, I.
SI. Paul. f. Milwaukee, 0.
Today' (lame.
Kanaaa Clip at Minneapolis (2).
Milwaukee at Si. Paul (1),
Loulavlll at Tuiedo (I).
Indlanapolla al Columbus.
Elkhorns Win First
Game of Tide Series
Norfolk, Neb., Sept. V Th Elkhorns
hut outPalrbury her Saturday afternoon.
4 to 4, In th tint gam In th Nebraaka
Stat league pennant race. Timely hitting
by th Elkhorna did th bualneaa, th Fair
bury club being unable to get to Dldler
In time to arore. Following II th box
accre of th game:
FAIRHUBT. I NORFOLK.
AB.H.O.A. AB.H.O.A.
Rooney, aa
I A'ton, a
W'buah, lb
M'D'ott, rf
tiM'chell, lb
u'Warr, 3b
0 Rouae, If
d'Knapp, rf
1 t'aaey, e
1 O'vee. cf
Dllne. cf
Ilelrhle, If
C'land. 3b
Q'dwin, lb
O C'ner, o
Levlch, p
xUarry
llH'arly, lb
II Dldler, p
2 0 1 II
1 4 0 51
I Totaia
21 127 10
Total 21 I 24 4
x Batted for Levlch In ninth.
Score by innlnga: .
Falrbury 000 000 000 4
Norfolk 00ft 130 00x 4
Summary Runa; Atherton. Mitchell.
Marr, H'aairty. Errora: Atherton. Ho-
garty. ' Three-bare hit:, Mllehell. Sacrl
flee hit: Wlmbuah. 'Uaa on balla: Off
I.ovlih, I; off Oldler, I. Struck out: By
Lovlch, 11; by Dldler, 4. Double playa:
Caaey to Atherton to Marr. Rooncv 'to
Wlmbuah. Hit by pitched ball: Mitchell.
Left on baaea: Falrbury, Ii Norfolk. 4.
Stolen baaea: Mitchell. McDermott. Marr.
Time: 1:40. Umpire: Meyer.
Kemper Military College
Grid Schedule Complete
Boonville, Mo.. Sept. 9. The foot
ball schedule of the Kempel Military
school contains two intersectional
games that should be of far-reaching
interest. The first is with Culver
Military Academy at Culver, Ind.,
and the second with Shattuck school
of Faribault, Minn. These games
may decide the national football
championship among the secondary
schools. Schoor-fccgins September
12 and orosoects are good for an
other winning team. The schedule is
as follows:
October I Central College In Boonviu.
October 11 Kanaaa City Unlveralty In
-Joonvllle.
. October 20 Rockhurat College In Kan
a City. .
October 2S Culver Military Acaacmy in
Culver, Ind.
November S Mlmourl Military Academy
In Culver, Ind.
November 11 Chllllcoth Bualneaa Col
lege In Chllllcoth, Mo.
November 17 Shattuck School In Boon-
V November 10 Wentworth Military
Academy In Lexington. Ma
pitcher' duel between Ring and Hung
Mcquillan.
Scot:
NEW YORK. I PHILADELPHIA
AB.H.O.A. AM.H.u.A.
B'vroft, aa
3 W'xtone, (a
i Itapi), 3b
llwillia'a, cf
01 Walker, rf
l H enllne, c
2I.ee, If
0! I.ealle, lb
OlP'tneon. lb
Jl HlnaT. P
1 1
Oroh, 3b
Frlach, 2b
Meueel, it
Young, rf
Kelly, lb
St'ngel, cf
Snyder, c
M y lan, p
0 4
0 I
0 I
4 I
5 1
3 14
4 1
1 4
4 4
x.Mokan
TAlaU 4 t 17 111
Totali 31 I 17 14
x Batted for Ring In lha ninth.
Scor by Innlnga:
New York "14 4281
Philadelphia .. i)4 oil 1
Summary Runa: Uanrroft, Meuerl. II en
line. Stengel, Lee. Krror: Bancroft,
Snyder, Hat. Two-baaa bl'a; rlnydnr.
Kelly. Home run: Meuael. Sacrifice
bite: Lee, Parklneon (I), Mokati. stolen
bea.e Kelly. Panrrofl. Puubi fla;
Prta.k In Hancrett I K-lly. I'll on
baaea New York. I; Philadelphia, I.
Firat baa ea balla: Oft M. vanillin. I;
off Ring. 1. Struck out: My Ring. 4,
by Wayjillaa. 1. Wild puck: Km. I'm
plree: Klam end M-V"rmlk. Tuna l
ante; I 41.
IMNtgen Vl In la Taetflh.
Mrooklr. ' h.ni tu
Into Hi left fi.l klaerkei with "e aul
i lh llik lle Ike e .!
aerlee la rttkla. 4 l I. ea e.l ll ielo
t.rtma aiioaid II kn. but aim a vul 14
batter. S''e.
IK.STON I HNiOKI.r4
UHllli A II II A .
Paw. II. if 4 11 tlla.., Ik 4 111
K.f Ik till I k .o a I I 4 I
I titiae. f 111 H Uf 1 H 441
.m.t. II 4 I I a :f 111
ll.Mil. Ill 4 I I 4 . f 4 114
ilikewa. lb I I ka.lt, Ik I III 1
... 4 a till 111 1 4 t 1 I
i .,i, I I . i I i a 4
ia.if,
r mi. r a
a e.ie r
a a I I it.., I
It in. i 4 I I I
I 4 l ui iftih 14 4 1;
j Yta 41 I. Ill H TU 41 III II
iitii eat eike eitaainai aa . a4
j a ltaa h i-li la a ma
etuai f-.a ai.i.ee to ee.aaia
. kl taa-aga
HVei-.a , -i 414 l
kit.ia 4 in lee i-4
cauiiif- 1.4 p-e t k-'f i a
l, I..MIM, el I. .-il atiaaat 111.
la.... v4'w.. h.t.e ei-e a Ic-ai,
,'.,. . I..1 .i",e in e
i'ie S4i 14.4. !... wi kel
ile kWe-a r.!. 4ive eaaee a"-,
I1..4I ea .fi.e ''i-. i4i 4,ai a,
i-v. k. ..e P ni. -aa ,m
aee kto.tote I al.tl 14 t -e . e-ka.
to ...e a to aaaaaai la 'i lh-e
ta II ii -a I 4ae la a
- .t kl 4 -O Ii 'aa I y-e a a-4
'' a I ! . I V a..
eaataiie 4 ,u. . I a I 41
American eLagpe
Yaaka Was rraaa SaaalT.
New Tark, Sapt. Tb h T4th
American mad- wep at Ikelr lw
geni aerlee with Waahlagtaa, faaln
veil play4 ll-lalnf plUker battle, I
la t Barn Joae had alUbtly lha better
f Oearg Mogndga. Jonea we kia gam
la lh tfc laaina whea Be apnea wua
a duual. bla enl af lha game, advanced
la third ea Witt Infield ul and acorad
Ik visaing rua Dugani aacrilic fly ta
Klce.
Scerat
WABHINOTOM. I
All II. O. A f
NEW C IK
Aal H O A.
udg. lh 4 I 4 J; Will, ef 4 4 11
Heme. Ik 4 4 I I Dugaa,
Hie, ef 4 11 uin, Jt e w , a
tloelia. If 4 1 I liPIPP. Ik 4 1 U J
Brewer. r 4 4 1 4, S. hang. 4 4 J I J
Uharrtte 4 11 I MauaaL If 4 114
Peck gh ee 4 1 l Ward. Ik I I 1 I
lmoito.i I I 1 llscoit. aa 4 I 1 I
Mogridge.p 14 4 li Jonea, p
Total. IlTiTlTr Total II 14 II II
Twa out when wisnlnf rus was aoored.
Sror by Innlngei
Waeklngion J J
New York ,
Summary Bunei Illc, Obarrlly. aohans,
v... a-.rrnri Hire. Two-baae hlta:
Rice. 'jonea (l. Horn runt Rlc. "aorlflc
hue: Mngrldge, uugen. '""""'.f'r',',, ''
ne, Peckin-eugh and June II I Left an
baaeai NerYork. Ii Waehlngtnn, Baa
on ball.l Off Jon, Il off '
Strark ouli By Jonea, 4; hr
Umpire! NaUlB and a?onnlly. Timi 1,11.
Speaker Beat WblU Sol.
Chloago. -Bert. 4 Trls Speaker, plnek
w!m V. ?'..'-. ,hJ,uk,",h .alia
k"rw by John.;., anabfed tiivaland
. w-"?.um.:B.?" 'ir.'s
and th ra ana ont -" -
lo Collin., who- throw to Johneon forced
I, Bewail. jannaan a
" .... t.. Mil... a.i on third acored
wiiii, " ' - j
and Speaker wen lo cond.
Scor : a
CLEVKLANP. I CMICAflO
A II. H o. A t AHK.H.O-A.
J'leenn.lf 4 1 1 m Hooper, rf 4 J I 4
a a e Xi Inhpann. aa 1114
MNully.cf 4 1 4 0 fttlllna.lb 4 I I 4
O.rdner.lbS I 4 J j
n a nan II, I u a l a ! T I i i
Wo.al, rf 4 I 1 OlStrunk, f II
Mclnttla.lb 4 111 i M'CI'lan.lb I I J J
Xk,vana VO O w leryan. - -
(iu..ro. i h 4 e 4 4,T. B'.nip.p
a, .'; 114 1 T4tal II 4IIU
XHpeaker 14 4 4
xcnnnoliy a
Ulile, p 4 0 4 4
Tolala 13 1 17 13
xliatied for Mcfnnl In ninth.,
xiutted for Edwarda In ninth,
xltun for Speaker lo ninth.
Score by Innlngei
Cleveland ) J?" ??
Chicago "I vo a
Summary Runi McNuIty, Wood,
P.vana. Johnann 13). Error: Johiwon,
Mcciallan. Two-ba hlli Moatll, Slav.
enaon. Home run! wooo. oioiea a-i
Johneon. Sheely. Sacrlflc hlte: Stei;h
enaon, T. lllankenahlp (3), Collin. Doubl
Play: ajteveneon to airinuie, .
ha.ea: Cleveland. 7: CJtlcago, 11. Struck.
out: By T. lllankenahlp, 1: By .awaroa,
I: by I'hle, 1. Baaea on ball: Off T.
B!ank"nanip. 21 oil Knwarne, e. una.
Off Kilwanla. I In I: off I'hl, 1 In 1.
Wining pitcher: Kdwarde. umpirea;
Owrna and Olnneen. Time: 1:41,
a Dielil Double-llcailcr.
Boaton. Sept. I. Philadelphia and Bna
Ion divided honor, Ogilen having th
better of Pennork In th noener. lh
vleltor winning, I to 1, two of Pennock
paaara and ona by Plercy working Into
runa. Rommel, who had beaten the Bed
Box Thuraday, loal the aecond game, I
to 2. In th aeventh Inning Walker mad
home run over tn left iieia fence, ni
llth of the leaaon. Score, flrat gam:
PHILADKI.PHA. BOSTON.
AB.H.O.A.! AB.H.O.A.
rryke, lb 4 1 I TiM'chell. 14 4 1
Hauaer. lb 111! HP'tlnger, 8b 4 4 4 4
Welch, df 4
0 a u E.Mlller.n 4
71. Miller, rf I
Prrklna. o 1
1 1 4 Burn, lb
4 4 o Pratt. 2b
1 11
I 4
O'loway, aa 1
0 I llj.Harrla.lf
Wa kcr. If 1
1 I 'OlJ.C'llna, rf
1 1 t O'Re.lb-a
1 1 I C'plln. o
C'loway, 2b 1
Ogden, p 4
. ! I"nock. D
Total 21 7 17 17 Plercy, p
xMenoaky
xKnrr
ToUl II 12711
xHatted for Tennock In eighth.
xllatted for Mitchell In eighth.
Philadelphia 1 J"! JJJ J
Boaton 000 W 011
Summary Runa: B. Miller, Perkln.
Walker. Burn. Sacrifice: Perkln (2),
Calloway, Dyke. Double playa: Calloway
to Oalloway to Hauaor, o'ltourka to Pratt
to Burna. .Left on baaea: Philadelphia, I;
Bneton, t. Baaea on balla: Off Ogden, li
off Pennock, 1; off Plercy. 1. Struck out:
By Tennork, I. Hlta: Off Pennock, 4 In
I; off Plercy, 1 In 1. Hit by pitched ball:
By Ogden (Burn.). Wild pitch: Ogden.
Loaing pitcher: Pennock. Umpire: Evan
and Hllldebrande. Tim: 1:30.
Score, aecond garnet
PHILADELPHIA.
AB.H.O.A
BOSTON.
MYhell, K 3 10 1
P'tlnxer, 3b 0 0 0 4
hl.Mlller.ct 4 0 S 0
P'v kaa, Sb 4 1 1 0
Hriuaer, lb 3
Welch, rf 4
B.MIller.cf 4
Perkln, o 4
O'loway, 4
Walker, If 4
Cloway, 2b 2
0 12
1 1
0 3
0 I
1 0
1 1
Rurna. lb 4 111
II Pratt. 2b 4 0 2.
41 J.Harrla.lf
8 J.C'llna, rf
0 0'n'e,3b-a
0 2 1 Ruel, o
nV
Rommel, p 1
1 0 3 Qulnn
I Ferguson, 0
Total 32 7 16 12 aManoeky
iChaplin
Total 32 1 27 12
Two out when winning run .cored.
xBatted for Ciulnn in eighth.
xRatted for Mitchell In eighth.
Score by Inning:
Philadelphia ". Ji; 100 1
Boaton . ''00 010 0023
Summary Run: Walker (2). Burna, J.
Harrla (2). Error: Rommel. Two-baae hit:
Dyke Welch. Home run: Walker. Stolen
baae: J Harrle. Sacrlflcea: Hauacr. Qulnn,
Calloway. Left on baaea: Philadelphia, 1;
BoBtnn. 6. Baae on balls: Romell. 1.
Stitick out: By Rommell, 1; by Qulnn. 1;
by Ferauaon, 1. Hlta: Off Qulnn. 7 In
; off Ferguaon, 0 in 1. Winning pitcher:
Ferxuaon. Umpirea: Hlldebrand and
Evana. Time: 1:14.
' Browne Blank Tiger. 1 to
St. Loula, Spt. 4. Blam Van Ollder
waa given excellent lupport In today a
gam with Detroit and a a reault. St.
Loula won, fit lo 0. Th local found three
Detroit pitcher for 20 hlta. Including on
horn run, flv triple nd thre double.
Jarnheon got threa of the threa-bagger
and Van Uildcr got two of the double and
a triple.
Kenneth Wllllauia. leading major leagua
home run hitter, got hie ,17th homer of
lh eeaann in the aecond Inning, hitting
Into th rlghl field tand. H cord be
hind Sla!r. Hulling wa pitching al lh
time. It waa William' fifth homer In
tyneerullv game.
piaier a'n v
lo Ilia plate, making 31 ennaeititlv game
In which Be na nil aateiy. inn ia nnir
two under lha mndern major leagua ro-
out.
Scor:
liKTltoiT I ST. t.ot ts.
AH HO A I All II OA
Blue. Ib 14 4 0 TMn. rf 1 1 I
Jonee. 3b I
II y. li' lb I
I ..I.U, ef 1
V.a. k, If I
lie (III. If 3
l utahaw.lb I
I'iira. ab 1
I Fnatar. 1.
I Staler, lb I
Willi a, If
'.lacoh'a, ef I
M M'ue, lb I
I Volllee. I
4 ii.rkar, aa 4
I aa ti ll, f I
llianar aa 1
WoikUII, 4 I
VaHi.m. I
It ..in., p
Pllletle, k 4
IIXI4, P 1
e
Tuiat 41 I I HI
TU 14 I 21 Hi
IVore by lama.
SI I 4. .....a
,.,..ll III ! 14 j
I
Itee ,.................."
aaiaimii- Hue,! T4 III. I eel 111.
a .1 II Uti M I4 Ja. 'Oa-a ill )' 1
t i li.i III artnai Hie J a ee j
kill e l.i 4ai III. I -eia. Tk.aa Mat I
ana e,a. 'a ta. iia.1 i I. In lii I t a a..a. a 114 e in a tne, ..4a v -4
ll.iHae me Vl., auia wiH .aia . 1 a !,,. i4 1.. a.a. 'aa4 K I
tar M Uiaal 11I ...., C'aik, S'aa j -i- - aaai e;..i ..,a t l,i 1.
.4 I. .a III, U.VIa. lla.aar I . ' a 11 I I - M.a a
'ar l.llt a aaiaa I".-..I I. 1 I .i a, --i fc a .k., 1 nj a,.
I h..a e a a '. I .ja(i . l l. t at Pa. -a. I, fc
e 11 p .le'e. I. lewin. laa I II ! !.,., a, 1. I 4 . 1 a, u .
4 t a'ta 1 a I I ie et K.'. H I I ' iaA. l4 III I !.
I i I I I tae.e.e U -.a a la, lw I .
a Il tl li iu4 .' lie I
,liuwa V.alaal !.. a " '
l..-, I II
ltr 1 1. IS
j 14 ..'. I t-il III I I
I w Itawooaa a a 11. a. 1
I . I i..i 4 ka-a-e I
t fa4le4 ,l.Mi'4. I
14k ta II P.
lut I. i.e. It I- .a. 1
aie rata al eH-a-en-it, r
He's the Judge
X
One of the best known harness
officials in tht country,! Everett
Beckwith of Aurora, 111., will com
mand the judges' stsnd during tha
session of Great Western Circuit
harness racing at Ak-Sar-Ben field
starting next Tuesday.
For the psst 20 yean this popu
lar official has been an ardent sup
porter of tht harness horse game
and ia considered one of the most
prominent harness men in the west.
He hat alwsys had a stable of high
class horses snd for several yeart
raced Lillian T, 2:02.
Lamb. Clouts
Two Homers
.in Tulsa Win
Tulsa. Okla.. Sent. 9. Tulsa won
its fifth straight from Wichita and
made it five out of six in the series,
today's marein being IS to 10. Black
and HauRland were batted trom tne
box but Kussell stopped tne visitors.
Lamb hit his 32r.d and 33rd home
lun of the season, tieing Davis for
the league lead.
hcore:
WICHITA. I TULSA.
AB.H.O.A. AB.H.O.A.
Smith, cf 111 II Bennett. If I I I 0
B'kealey.lf
Urlftln, 2b
I I I u Tn paon.aD 4 i i
4 14 1 Davie, rf 4 14 4
t I 0 OiLamh. rf 14 11
lit 2iLelvelt, lb till
110 0 Bauman,2b 4 114
IIS 1 McO'nla, aa 4414
4 17 OiCroaby, a 114 1
114 01 Black, p 0 4 4 1
114 IIH'hland, p 14 11
1 I Ml Ruaaell, p I 1 4 B
Kaat, rf
Berger, aa
liutier. 3D
Halley, e
McM'll, Sb
Snllara,
Alklna, 4
xW'hburn
Total 41 17 24 l Totala 311117 I
Wichita MO 02Q 00210
Xulaa 32 400 Six II
Summary Runa: Smith (2), Griffin,
Eaat (2), Bergor (2), Butlor, Halley, Me
iinweti rtenriMtr (31. Thomoeon (2). Da
vie (3), Lamb ). Bauman, Croaby. Rua
ell. Error: McDowell, Seller. Lellvelt.
Karned run: Tula, li; wicnita, i,
Left on baae: Wichita, 13; Tulaa, 4.
Two-baee hlta: Tavl, Smith, Haley, lit'
llvelt. Berger. Blakceley. Home run!
Lamb (2), Kt. Bacrlflc hlta: McOln
nla, Butler. Oriffln. Stolen baaee: Bau
man, Butler. Baaea on balla: Off llaug
land, 1; off Ruaaell. 1; off Sellora, 3; off
Atkln. 1, Struck out: By Haugland, 1!
bu Ruaaell, 4; by nenar. i; Dy aukiiib, i.
Hit by pitched ball: By Ruaaell, Mc
rinweii fttrha and hits: Off Black. I and
7 In 2-3: oft Haugland, and I In 4 2-11
Bollar, 7 and 7 In 1 1-3. Double play:
Berger to Oriffln to McDowell. Winning
pitcher: Haughland. Lolng pitcher: At.
klna. Umpirea: Holme and Ormaby.
T'me: 2:00.
Booatera Take Opener.
Lincoln. Scot. I. Dea Molne today took
the ouener of the four-game aerlea with
Kloux City on the Lincoln ground, I to 1.
Teaar and Blrkenatock were both hit hard,
whllo Mnrx held the Packera to flv hlta.
He had one bad Inning, the aeventh, lnn
Sioux City bunched four of It flv hit.
Score;
DES MOINES. I 8IOOX CITY.
AB.H.O.A. AB.H.O.A.
Ocnln, cf 1 0 6 OlH'lIton, a 4 1 1 0
Wagner. 8b t 3 0 liHe'way, 2b 4 1 4 4
Horen. rf 4 1 1 0 Oater d. 3b 4 1 0 2
Ch'boro, lb 4 11 2Klah. cf 4 0 3 0
Uraney, If 4 0 1 0 Met, lb 4 1 10 S
Yuna 2b 4 10 2 O'C'onnor.rf 4 110
Norton, a 4 1 1 mriuck, u j w i o
Banner, o 4 1 S oiQuerry, o 1 o o a
Mcrx, p 3 3 1 UTeaar, p 10 0 0
. Bir slock, p a u A
Total 34 11 27 13
Total 83 I 27 14
De Molne .....001 180 100 I
Sioux City out) "00 aou i
Summary Buna:- Oenln. Wagner, Che
boro, Banner (2). Mera, Hemingway, O
tergard. Error: Cheaboro, Gianey, Hamil
ton. Oateraard. Elan. Mela. Home run:
Cheaboro. Two-baae hit: Oatergard. Earned
runa: Dea Molnoa. 1; Sioux City. I. sacri
fice hlta: Oenln. liana nmian haaet Wag
ner. Struck out: By Merx, 8; by Teaar, ;
l-y Blrkenatock, 3. Baaea on balla: Off
Marx, 1: off Teaar, 1. Wild pllchea! By
Blrkenatock, 1. Hit by pitched ball: By
Teaar (Merx.) Buna and hit: Oft Teaar,
I and 7 In 4 1-3 Inning.; off nirkenatock,
1 and 4 In 4 1-2 Innlnga. Left on baaeai
Dea Moines. I: SUl.x City. 4. Double play:
OMargard-Hemtnituay-Meta. Umpirea:
ritapatricK and Davis. Tim: 1:43.
Solute Take Laal tiame,
Oklahoma City, Sept. 181. Joseph
took tha leal game nf the aa.lee from
Oklahoma Citv, I lo 7, today, after .end
ing four pitcher to th mound agalnat
lh Havana.
aeora:
ST. JOSRPH. I OKLA. CITY,
All II O A AB H O.A.
Olaon, lh 4 112 Pill, rf
3 111
Corrid .It 1110 Kruaier.lb
1114
1 4 4 T
1111
Haher.rf 111 IIKelher.lt
llnnow.,rf 111 llen, Ih
Mli.iB.lu 4 14 1 itiniier.lt
Nulrr. 2b 114 1 Wlmlle, aa
Brawae.aa 4 114 ll.r, rf
114
1 4 1
4 I 4
ilrUiw..e till wane,
(Inner, elite lcllee, U
I I I
4 4 4
1-u. hena p lie a. Payee, a
llyi.l. p 4 4 4 1 l.og
I 4 I
I 4 4
Avlaitie, a i i ii
1 Total SI 14 37 II
Ti 41 11 11 If
iit. I, li ia imh.
.. 1..-. . a. ,n.l
ii-Makon. C:"y .'.t i lit f
ef lliiinitir- Huoa l!an. l'errt.lao, 4..
IIA Ma-nttla 111. Nufae 111. IV .,.,
1 I. . IM. I. liar tlirl,..t' X.,..ia.
Mkii Ii. fa a a. Ktrar, m.r, it,,
j l')'l ill. ," l' 1.1 Ta km k ii.
fame ' a ..,,.. a,, liaNer. tl,.. I
j ft,t I'iim I' tt. ktaitii Haa.
I1 "o ln. , lata. I. inner !
1 Al. I k ifc aa kna
' M II . I eJ II m 1 I Mwn.ee I
lt li.u.ai. at 4 I ni I M :'. .!
I "! , f I'. lilnal I u'l.l
Out t Calljwa, .Nil..
t t i i.r, ,.'., v, sit 1 - I f'i
I lilif kir J. pt.'i .... I lk Kf 1
t.i 1 tuiiit j il j'i lut tn in V '
( Uiii. vtii I. aj'ouii li Ivi ih j
I I. twiy l.wit 4?mS, tatviiN 11 j he 1
11.4- i"4 i l I i'iu4 K
li.i tj lh la.ti. l li.k lit
High School
Kremiml. Neb 4'aachea Iw and llak
ef lh Preiiiont high ehoul IvmIUI learn
bava bee a auttlag tk.ir an a a ihrouib
auma nrellnuaarv araellr. Meet f live
work dun eo Jtr he. been la laikjl Ike
n.an limbered u with light alning
wutk, croea country kla.ee aad niue. i
buildiag aaereitea. Before errin.maae, lb
men at uvea as aral uuil aa Ika rale
f lha game
Central City Central Cur ttlh .hool
haa obtained lha aervire af H. at. ka.
lopp of Verdon aa eoarh of foolball Ihta
eeoa. H li a graduate of Midland
ealiee anal la ohatdrd a avaa af a
cepllonal ability la hi Una II come
lo Central City from imllr poeitioa
I Bridgeport which baa bad ellnl
loot ball feeord la paat yeara.
Baatrlr With but la af laat yeer'l
flrel airing iud of grid men eul of
th line tBi year beceuae of graduation
aad with a plentliuda of new inatertal
lo nick from Beatrice blah aihaol aapert
lo have en of lh trongei leaaia withia
Ha hletorr. Cat.lUn Pred l.aii'-o. an all
elate lackla, "Pid" Psrdy, W oiler, Roiaod.
Warren. Scott. Van l.lew. Malthewa and
Uaekwlth. all member of lad yat'4
aiiuad, will b an hand for flrat prartlr.
inner -naeiy oanaituaiee are iK-aeru,
I'iersa. Wright. Oieebrecht. MacAlltater.
Nal.ou Oarlaa and Summer. Rolad. fajl
play caiitar, rptain Ihi yr,
Tn unenui nuiowe:
Oel. 4 lalrbuiy at Beatrice.
Oct, II Alllani at Beatrice.
Oct. 10. Omaha Tech. al Beatrice,
Oct. I Beatrice at Tcmeeh.
Nov. II. Omaha Central at Beatrice.
Nov. 14. Beatrice at Lincoln.
' Nov. 10. Beatrice al Appleloa, Wis.
North Piatt. Nab Ma of ven foot
ball men of laat rear e leam tnrouah
araduallon. ma bring about auch Inroad
on th irength of ih North I'latl Is ill
achool foot bell ftoad mat in ateta
rhamplonahip, now held by he leetn, may
aaea on lo another contender Ihi ea
eon. North Plane wan the cbaminonehtp
In llll from Lincoln huh'a Med ana
Black eleven en ThankaglvlniTltiy by
at oi of il to 4
Alllanoe. Poutball at Alliance huh
achool tooke mure than proinl.lng tin.
year, while tn team win line up againat
nine of the alrunaeet eleven of Ih elate
her strength I rated equal to Ih oca
aion. One of th hard game of th
aaeon la expected ta be wits Beatric In
Octobar.
Heating.. Coach "Dick"' Newman, men
tor of lha Heating high achool football
team axtiecta to have 40 men In th auuad
Ihi year, out of which, he aaya, h will
pick a lektn that will line up with lha
beet In the atale. He ha obtained th
aeatatanca of Robert Harry, former Haat-
Inga college alar. A airing of difficult
guinea nave oten cnauii(i,
Oeneve proapert for football at Oen'
ore. Bun ei-noui appear lo lie exceiieni
'("'i wrtw ma. miuuin piRauauiin. ..lie i n
eiiive niii te ewiii iv iit e etana ui
ii aw weiRiiai iw view iruiii.
. i 'jir ii i.uw ,, n p. Hi.ru Ilia R.Mlia Wll.
.., , , I. i I . . .. . . . .. . .
m ui. iwiuan aiu 111 well yiebliev.
Orand laland boa.l of a heavy lino
and a faat backneld. coach springer I
expecting to get hi men In ahapa for
aeveral nard gamea that com up riy
in tn aeason,
' Lincoln and Omaha qud are eipeoted
lo ahow promla though nal much can be
Earned of their alreni'li until achool
opn tnia fan.
Call tirld Practice
Nobraaka City. Neb.. Sept. I Coach Pol-
om or tne Menraeka City High achool ath
Ictlo dapurtment ha iaaued a call for foot
ball candidatea to report for tryout. Eight
gamea nave been acheauled:
September 21 Peru at Peru.
October I Auburn at Nebraaka City.
October 13 Havrlock at Havelock.
October 20 South Omaha at Omaha.
October JJ Bethany at Nebraaka City.
November i
-Plattamouth at Nebraaka
City.
November 11 Fall City at Pall City. ,
November 17 Sidney. Ia.. at Nebraaka
City. a
November 34 Open.
York'a Grid Schedule.
York. Net).. Sept. I. Following I tha
1121 foolball achedula for York Hlxh
chool:
September 22 Seward here.
September 10 Superior here. -October
6 Lincoln there.
October 13 David City ther.
October 10 Norfolk there.
Ootober 27 leneva there.
November 3 Orand laland hr.
November 10--Kearney here,
November 17 Kearney hare.
November 24. Open date. ,
November 80 Unlveralty Place.
SO Candidate Out,
Alliance. Neb., Sept. I The thump of
th iplgaltln on the Alliance High echool
football training ground la neara eacn
evening a Coach F. C, Prince prepare hi
warrior for a atrenuoua aeaaon, A number
of the n. ember of laat year northweat
Nebraaka champ are In th lineup, In
cluding Captain Dally, Garvin. Joder,
Purdy, Herman, Cros, Mlaklmen and
Born nan.
Th achedula: -Ootober
6 ScotUhluff at AMIanc.
October 13 Beatrice at Beatrice.
October 20 Orand Ieland at Alliance.
' October 27 Sidney at Sidney.
November 3 Open.
November 11 Bayard at Alliance.
November 17 Alllanc at Oerlng.
November 24 Broken Bow at Broken
Bo.
Thanksgiving day open.
20 Men Out. -Shenendoah.
Ia.. Sept. . Hot weather
ha not allenced the football call at tha
Shenandoah High achool. Coach "Eddie"
Lewla haa a "quad of 20 men, Inoludlnc
even letter men, out tackling, blocking?
running back punt and other preliminary
work.
Th football schedule open tn two week
at Atlantlo following which Kaat High
of Dea Moinea cornea one Friday and Cent
ral High or Omaha tht next.
The acneduie:
September 22 Shenandoah at Atlantic.
September 80 Eaat High at Shenandoah,
(irtober 7 Central High at Shenandoah.
October 13 Shenendoah at Baaei.
October l'1 Vllllaca at Shenandoah.
October 27 Shenandoah at Corning.
November 11 Red Oak at Shenandoah.
November 17 Shendoah at Olenwood.
November 24 i'reeton at Shenandoah.
November lo Clarinda at ShanandoAh.
emx-pro
(-mateur
Ogallalu
Oahkoak. Nab. Seat, I Oehkaeh wen
Ih gam with tigallaia aa the koni
greunde. I I 4. Houdekueh an Lyvk
a era ibe baiiery for the Iwala,
Pawnee ttla.
I'awne. Nek.. Sent. 4 The Pawn In
dia defeated Violet ball eluk kef. 1 t l
Pel la lily Trlaa IWelrtre,
Fell Cur. Nek, S-H I Tk Pill my
I etfioa leam went ea a kailieg ,nrs
and Wall.'d Ih Beatrice Stele leM
I. em, 1 1 l a, ea Ik 1.1 dlemnad Thu re
Jar Tk l lannaliee ketlail Ik Blue
4.14. kera ttmiii,'il4iiv, nmnioe II MUel
hiuea vff Ikair dail
Jxha Ptahae. Laemw tail rielilee etei'lrl
fuj ih erua.l b aitt-HKg karn ea
.) -ii. e ei-at aklle I ii. Haa tlafiia'a we
in i.ai at, li'ikee ai Ikte iae ia Ik
aie,
H H It
li-aK 44144444 4
i.a. .. I 4 I I I 4 4 4 a I II
llaiiai-ia". Itaalt'e ttaiiiii at, al.ai.ear
t am lrf...'ii leaa, ll.a. k, .
lua, l'i 4 a..i4
KottiirT Ittwa F.ml In
CoaiIi (!nloralii Klf.rn
)W4 t ty, 14. Stpl. 9-p4iAH
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Johnny Muteri, former Stsr Fur
nace pliyer of Omsha amateur
baseball, has taken his first atep to
ward organized baitball.
Barney Burch, Omaha owner,
witnessed Matters perform in one
tame. The next day he had tht
youngster out at tht Buffalo park
for a tryout. Tht neat day ha
algned him to a Buffalo contract
Masters played first for tht Fur
nace club, but Burch expects to
make an outfielder out of Johnny.
Coach Jones to Start
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Iowa City, la., Sent. 9. (Special.)
Coach Howard H. Jones has ar
rived in Iowa City and is ready to
begin work September 15, the day all
"Big Ten" football squads begin
practice. The Iowa mentor will
have an experienced coaching staff,
and it is hoped that the Old Gold
eleven will be in midsenon form
when they play Yale at New Havrn
on October 14. Coach Jones will be
assisted by Maj. Ray C. Hill of the
military department and by George
B. Kelly of Newton, and Albert P.
Jtnkins of Keokuk, both former
Iowa football stars. Aubrey Devine,
Iowa's famous quarterback, who was
the universal choice for that position
on the A 11-American eleven last year,
will coach the freshman squad. He
will also have three or four men to
assist him.
Western Women's Golf
Tourney Starts Today
St. Louis. Mo.. Sept. 9. With the
course reporter! to be in perfect con
dition, evcrythRig is in readiness for
the 20th annual championship tourna
ment of the Western Women's Golf
association, which opens at the Glen
Echo Country club here Monday.
The tournament will end next Satur
day. ,
All matches will be 18 holei. The
qualifying round will be played Mon
day, first round match play Tuesday,
second round matcn play Wednes
day, third round match play Thurs
day, semi-finals match play Friday
and finals Saturday. ,
South Dakota Fair Races
Start at Huron Monday
Huron. S. D.. Sept. 9. Twelve
races are scheduled in the speed
events for the South Dakota state
fair, to be held here September 11 to
15, and some ot the lastest norscs
in the middle -west are entered, ac
cording to an announcement made by
the fair board. The entry list ahowi
lhlt horses are entered from North
and South Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa.
Kansas, Nebraska, California and
Montana. t
Two hundred fourteen horses have
been entered in the 12 races thus far.
The purses aggregate $7,500 and
added money, ranging from $400
each for the 2:40 trot and 2:30 pace
to $1,000 each for the Coyotn (2:14)
trot and Sunshine (2:13) pace. Ttie
latter two are the main events of the
racing card.
Among the entnei are four who
were sired by Dan Patch and one
by The Harveiter, as well as other
noteworthy performers.
Kansas Openi Grid Season
in (mne Against Anny
Lawrence, Kan., Sept. 9. George
(Potty) Clark, foolball coach at
tha University of Kaniat, hit hi
work cut out lor him this icamn.
Hit tram Is matched to meet the
vear-'rounJ Army boys at Vt
Point Ont'her 7, snd Minourt al
ley rulei do not allow 1 miliill
roach! to take the field until Sep
tember 15. "Polly" admit hunu'li
thai he will have hit hantli Ml
"lie Atmv trim it a!at in
luperb condition," laid Coath ClaiV.
"and ii will b imtirr dif Kaiiui
ta tin villi inapnf work to ! ii
Uim to meet Ihem (kkihef 7, llif.
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rivals (iv ut pUniv lo think htit
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Jess Swectscr
Takes Evans Into
Camp, 3 and 2
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Ntw York Golfer Wins Na
tional Aniutcur Cliainjiion
ship After Hard Match
Willi Chicago Entry.
Th Country Club, flrookline,
Man., Sept. 9.-(By A. l)-Tho
national amateur golf champiotikhip
was won todsy by Jen W. Swertier,
bringing victory to New York, to ihc
Siwanoy Golf club and to Yale. Ile
vanquished the champion of cham
pion!, Charles Evam, jr., of Chicago,
three up and two lo play.
Golfing youth triumphed over golf
ing age. Evam, "Chiik to the gell
ing world, won his fir.t national title
in 1916. Swcetier, who lays hit
name is Jen, not Jute, ii still in hit
twenty-first year. With one exrrti
lion he is the youngeit rhampion in
the 26 years. of title competition in
thii country. With few exceptions
he was the youuKcit of the tut ( 149
golfer, the moat brilliant field evri
gathered for the event, who art out
here a week ago fur the champion
hip. Over the gine ai exemplified
by eight official and two iitiottu iul
representative of Grrat liritain, itt
native heath, and ai played by
champions snd near chainpioni ol
the United Statri and its section,
many of (hem veteran links cam
paigners, the play of the youth pre
vailed. Through stormy days and
lunny days, Sweetser lasted longest,
Beat. Evans at Own Game.
To golfing enthusiasts the story ol
the success today lies in the fact that
he beat "Chick' Evans at his own
game. It was expected tint Sweet
er would outdrive Evans and he
did. It was thought the would be
off on his approaches and that Evam
would beat him in thii, the depart
ment of play in which "Chick" i
acknowledged the best in the world,
but he did not. Initead, Sweetser
wM usually straight ahead, and it was
"Chick" who was oftenest in tha
rough, who was trapped or bunkered,
trying to get to the giceni and who,
once on, fell short or overran in put
ting fo ththole.
In every match In which he ad
vanced in this tournament his defeat
of II. E. Kenworthy of Providence,
of Willie I. Hunter, fromer British
amateur champion, of Jesse P. Guil
ford, the champion whom he set bark
today, Bobby Jones, who youthful
star though he is, is still Swertser's
elder by a month, and of "Chick"
Evans, a veteran able to avoid such
situations most of the time Sweet
ser set up stymies to impede his ad
versary. This the first year of the
stymie's restoration, and, without
liatrinor Keen 4 Ii aitae it ui.i -till a
factor in the making of the champion
of this year.
Xn his victory today he reversed the
result of his previous meeting with
Evans when he was defeated, one up,
in the semi-final round of the na
tional tournament at St. Louis last
year.
Closing Scene on 16.
The closinsr scene today was on
the 16th green, at the 34th hole of
the match where both Sweetser and
Evans had driven to the trrecn from
the tee, 130 yards away. Chick's ball
rested eight feet away, JPess' was 10
feet distant. The crowd swept down
the fairways, the players were nassetl
through and Sweetser took his putter,
while all sound was stilled. Dormie
three, he almost gave his victory a
touch of the sensational by holdlly i
seeking for a birdie two to win in a
single stroke. He missed by inches.
Chick, who had .stalled defeat by
winning the hole before, tried to stain
it again, also shooting boldly for the
cup. He toomfell short and tbo
match ended, not with the dropping
of a ball, but with Evans shaking the
nana ot his conqueror, conceding t.ie
hole and the match. The crowd
then took the new champion into
its handa and on iH thoulders nnd lie
was carried off the course.
Form Tennis Body.
Randolph. Neb.. Sept. 9. The Tri-
County Tennis association, compris
ing Cedar, Pierce and Knox county,
was organized here with C. R. Mc
Donald of HartiiigtPii, president; Vic'
Henry of Laurel, vice president, and
Frank Hughes of Bloomfield. treas
urer. A committee to draw up rules
governing the tournament 'of the as
sociation next year was named.
Injured in Storm
Dave Hoban, 4747 South Sixteenth
itrect, wat struck by a motor truck at
t hirteenth and Mason streets about 5
Friday night during the heavy rain
storm. He was badly bruited but was
able to be taken home.
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