THE OMAHA Rill": FRIDAY. .WTKMPKR IS. U.22.
Flyweight Championship Goes Into Hands of Foreigner on Technical Kayo
Panclio Villa
Stops Huff in
Eleventh Rouik
Filipino 'Mils' Ha Fl)wrijhl
Champion Oryppy ami
HrlpIfR Vt'Iifn Sri'ond
T in Spongt.
Brooklyn, Sept. 14 Tamlio Villa
of Manila tonight became the fly
right champion fi( the I'niirJ
States by scoring; trchmVal knock
ciui fiver Johnny Buff of Jcfiey
City, 27 seconds after the opening of
the ltth round of a scheduled 1J.
round lout.
Villa Ird at the end of the third
round. He drew Mmul from Hull
moulh in the first, but the American
champion did not open tip until the
third. The frilling open with
Villa landing more of the damaging
blow i and Irauttitf in the attack,
Villa rufcltrd Ruff to the ropr with
a shower of blow in the fourth and
cuffed him about in the next two
round!. The Filipino otarted to
meature the American for a knockout
in the aixlh. but Ruff kept clear and
maintained a life bint king defense
Buff showed more anion in the
next three rounds, but Villa contin
iied to advance his commanding lead
The Filipino met the American at
lack with an offensive that drove
Buff to the ropes in the aeventh and
trounced him around the ring in the
ninth.
Buffi leeonds threw a towel into
the ring when Johnny, battered to
jrroginen. ttood helpless before the
Filipino' attack.
In the 10th round Villa scored two
Knock-down. He began by ptim
meling Buff with both hands, rush
ing him to the rope and then cha
ing him aeroM the ring. Ruff was
reeling when Villa landed hi left to
the heyi and ent the American
bumping to the floor.
Sisler May Try to
Play Next Saturday
St. Louis, Sept. 14. Though
ordered by the club's physician to
take rest for at least one week, it
il generally believed by the follow
ers of the local Americans th.it
George Sisler, star first baseman of
the Browns, will attempt to get into
the lineup when the Urowns meet
the New York team here Saturday in
the first of a three-game series. This
aeries is generally looked upon as
the deciding factor in the race for
the pennant in the American league.
Sisler, who was injured in Mon
day's game by spraining his right
shoulder in reaching for a wide
throw, his teammates declare, is de
termined to get into the Brown.
Yankee series. But, according to
the club s physician, Dr. K.' Hyland,
his attemdt would be futile and would
probably aggravate his injury.
Athletic Smoker
f or Crcightonites
Creighton'a entrance upon a new
athletic era will, be celebrated Friday,
September 29, at an athletic smoker
in Creighton gym.
: The following day Creighton will
pry off the lid on its football sched
ule with a game on the Hilltop grid
iron with the Dakota Wesleyans.
' The smoker is being staged by the
fcthletic board and all Creighton alum
pi and their friends will be invited.
' Arthur Schabinger, new athletic
'director, will be introduced. Denny
Ryan, who will have charge of wres
tling and boxing, which is to be in
augurated as one of the new athletic
features, is arranging several bouts
jto livea up the evening.
Western Trapsliootera
Capture Three Titles
Atlantic City, N. J., Sept. 14. The
Vest captured three and the east one,
of the four championships held yes
terday in the Grand American trap
shooting tournament. It was the
third day of the tourney.
Dava Fauskc, of Worthington,
Minn., captured the men's amateur
championship of North America; Art
Killam of St. Louis, was victor in the
professional event; Mrs. F.li King of
.YVinona, Wis., won the woman,'
championship of North America, and
15-year-old Dudley Sltallcross, South
Seekonk, Mas., triumphed in the na
tional junior championship.
Top" Geers lireaks
Two Records at
Once With Sanardo
EDDIE'S FRIENDS
How Riots Start
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American League
M. IaiiU. 8( Hoaton. I.
Hf. I.OUH. SrDt. 14 Bt. lAMB riw from
txhlnd for th thlrrl tlrn in th lust (our
irm nd clefa('il Boaton, S to I, In
m ucona sunt or in rii to.lr
Th Cinnne chimtri' llnuu w.i rrar
raniri(1 ntmy a rvtult of th ihivncA of
oorg Hitler, who la on th lrk Hi with
n injured noulOtr. Otuhar Pat Colllni
went to tint. Foairr returntil to third and
MrManua to aeron't. 8lalr, whtla rutins
nay, atlll la declared to ln In no run
Ultlon (o day ball for all or aeven flaya.
Pat Col Ina But threo him out of four
trtpa to in pint arm nanaiaa II entneea
without an arror.
Burna. whoa noma run yeatarday won
tti aam for th vlaltora. alamnicd an
other homer today. It waa a hard drlv
ovar thi tart field fern- aner cam In th
third Inning with Wenoiky, woo had walk'
I. on baa
Score:
BOSTON 8T. LOUIS
AH. H. OA. I AH.HOA
Monoaky.rf 3 11 llTobln.rr 4 111
Mltrheli aa 4 2 t Foatarlb 1114
Hum lib 4 110 OlM'Ma'ua.Ib 4141
Harrla.K 4 0 1 1 Wllliama.lf 4 0 2 1
ratt.ib 4 11 tlJac'haon.of 4 J 0 (
Colllni. cf 4 0 1 4l8everatd.c 4 12 1
O'H'rke.lb 4 2 1 2, P Colllna.lb 4 2 14 1
Ruel.o 4 1 2 OIQerber.aa 4 12 1
Qnlnn.p r CDavia.p 1 0 0 g
aChaplla 10 0 Ui Wright. p 0 4 0 1
xKarr 1 0 0 0l Kolp.p 1 0 0
libhorten loot
Total IS 10 24 121
Tatala 34 1127 16
xBatted ror Quinn in ninth.
xBatted for Mitchell In nth.
aBattod for Wrltht In aevanth.
Score by Innlnga;
Bnaton 102 Onft 010 1
St. Loul Oil) 000 2!x 6
Bummary Rune: "Menoaky (t(. Burna,
Tobln, Foater, Jocobion, Bavareld (!). Er
rora: Pratt. Two-baa hlte: Mitchell,
Rourk. Severeld, Pratt, Jacobann. Three-
base hit: Jaoobeon. Home run: Burna.
Htolen baaea: Menoaky. (J'Huurke (2). Htc-
rlflce: Wrlfht. Double play: McManui to
Colllna. Left on baaea: uoaton, a; t.
nula. S. Baaea on ball: Off Quinn. 2:
off Davla. 2: off Wright, 1. Struck out!
By Quinn, 2; by Davla, 1: by Kolp, 1.
Hit: Off Davie, 4 In I; off Wright. 4 In
on Koip. 3 in I. winning pitcner:
Kolp. Umplrca: Evana and Outhrle. Time:
50.
Ruati f.aiertfa ntthmA mnnA mmmrn
although h wae wild In th flrat Inning,
wblch coet him on run, but ha tightened
up and want well again until th fourth,
when llulh drove the hall Into th left
field bleactierg for a homer, hie l.'d of
the aeaeon.
ttrore:
NEW TOItK. I CHICAOO.
AH H O A I AH H O A
Witt, cf 4 0 2 0;Rlrunk, rf 2 0 1 0
Pugan, Sb 4 0 l liJohnaon. aa 1 1 A S
Ituth, If 2 12 c roliina, 2t 4 1 2 2
Plpp. lb 4 1 S OiShaeley. lb S 0 14 2
Hchang, o 2 I S lIMoelll, rf 4 12 0
Meue-I, rf 4 2 0 0 Falk. If 3 12 0
Waid. 2b 2 2 4 2M'('lrn, 2b 2 0 ft 4
Scott, ea 4 0 2 (tHchalk, o 2 0 2 0
Huah, p 4 11 SjLeverette.p 2 0 2 S
laHooper 10 0 0
Totala 32 S27 12Mack, p 0 0 0 0
Total 2S 4 27 17
i Bat led for t.everatte In tighth.
Hcor by Inning:
New Tork 100 501 0004
Chicago 000 010 000 1
Summary Runa: Witt, Ruth, Plpp f2),
Moatll. Krror: Johnaon. Two-baae hlta:
Moatll, Falk. Home run; Kuth. Stolen
baae: Mound. Sacrlflr hlta: Ruth. John.
aon. Schar.g, Ward. Doubt playa: Colllna
to Hheeley; Scott to Wadr to Pipp; Hush
to Scott to Plpp. l-ft on baaea: New York,
i: wnicago, a. naaea on balia: Off I.even
yt. 2: off Buah. 4. Struck out: By Buah,
t, oy ivevereit. 2. Hlta. Off Levarette
in s Innlnga; off Mark. 1 In 1 Inning.
loeing pitcAar: L,vrtt. Umplrea: Dl
naen, Chill and Hlldebrand. Time: 141
t Detroit, o Phlladelphl, 2.
Detroit. Sent. 14 Plllette waa In fine
form today, holding the Athletic to two
nita aner tne flrat inning, and Detroit
won, to i. Tho Tiger hit behind Og
den paaee for their rune.
fccor:
PHILADELPHIA DETROIT
ABH.O.AI AB.HO.A.
CIeTland, 4; Wttahlrujton, S.
Cleveland. 8ent. 14. Stuffy" Mclnnla'
hrme run to deep center In the elshth In
ning gav Cleveland a 4 to 3 victory over
Waahlngton here today. Cleveland made
only four hlta off Erlckion but the waah
lngton hurler waa extremely wild, giving
eight baaea on balle. McNulty stole home
In the third after tripling. Score:
WASHINGTON CLEVELAND
AB.H.O.A.l AU.H.O.A.
.Tudgo.lb 5 16 1;. Tnmleson.lt 2 0 2 1
Harrls.ab
Rlce.cf &
lioalln.lf 5
haoks.rf 3
harrlty.e 3
iclnlch.o 0
Peck.sa 3
amntte,3b 4
Krlckaon.p 3
xBrower 0
xMilan 1
2i Wamby.es
0! M'Nulty.cf
0Gardner.3b
Totala
01 J Sewell.ib
1 Wood.rf
0 Mclnnla. lb
1 LSwell,o
Z()'Nelll,c
2 Winn, p
0 Edwada.p
0,1'hle.p
USpeaker
37 11 24 HliRvana
2 0
1 1
2 0
Louisville, Ky.. S.pt. 14. "Pop"
Geeri, veteran hatnets hoi si driver.
hn.kt two reeords at once at the state
fair htft yetttiday with i tt1
pacer Sanardo hni he drove Ms
(men a milt in i.024 orr a hull
rtult trsrk.
Th s w cue limith tij a aevond
fater than Hie w.uUI' mark fnr
HUin parer r a h't i" 'f t'aiV,
an4 it tiipPld t and t'irre .jiur
tcri iconda til the rtcvtd at t!
tir iround evt. 1 1 atttinn a r'w
wk.flii mark, ni'tf. owd h
0a tn'k. lKh he tnntluhul at
Aurora, HI, mriil taetaa mv
Total :3 4 27 12
xBatted for Oharrlly In elshth.
ntted for Erlckaon In ninth.
iBatted for U Sewell In aixlh.
Kan for Speaker In elxtb.
cora by Innlnga:
aahlngton 00 0:1" 0002
Cleveland 002 001 01 4
Summary Buna: Jtalge. Harrla. Terk,
amby. McNulty, Sewall. Mclnnla Er-
rora; .fudge, r;ncKaon. autov. newen.
Two-baa hlta: l.aniotta, Krl kann. Ona-
In. U Sewell. Three rwea Blta: MOUiiy,
Harrla. Ilotiia run: M' lnnia Stolen baaa:
Jamleann. Wamb. McNulty III. .ia-n-
firee: Wan.hv. Wooal. (leiil. l'.i,lie
lya: (lar.lner to J. Sewell to V. Innla.
eck to Harrla. l.'ft on baca, Wahln-
ton. tO; I'levrlitnit. 7. luaca on belle: Off
Irlcka-m. (; ef Edward, 2: uff I'hle, I.
R'ru- k u . Hy KMvk"ti, bv E,lwarla.
2; v Winn. I !!! Uff K.dwarda. in
innlnga, Off Winn 1 In 1 t-1 inmnfv off
I hi. I la t J 1 imunaa WiM pit. h :!
warda ln!k Kibkao IViweil ball:
(Iharntr. W lnnina pit. he: t'lHe. I'm
fire. Morlamy and ina Time: S I.
r , i (hlraao, I.
fai,a. rt It -I" l'ah -t 'he
r,i ki I fin t"n today aaJ ,i,l,i
e. 'i.ici 4 tn i. thereby t giaienaa kia
la vt-iiy of tk M,en Tbe l.aa
w.r i I ghr iy f'u h'i (f
4
OlVeach.lf 2
0 F'herglll.rf 4
HC't. haw, Jb 4
Oinigney.aa 3
liWoodall.o 3
Ji Plllette, p 3
4
0
Dyke.3b 3 0 1 c Blue, lb 3 ft 14 0
riauarr.iD 4 11 "i nancy, 3b 4 12 1)
Mlller.cf 4 13 Olfobb.cf
weicn.rf 4 2 3
Perkfna.o 3 0 3
Oal'way.aa 4 11
Walker.lf 2 12
ral'way,2b 1
Sheer.2b 2
Ogden.n 2
xM Oowan 0 0 0 0 Total 30 S 27 17
xuruggy l o o 01
Total 32 24 13
xBatted for Scheer In ninth.
xBatted for Ogden In ninth.
Score by Innlnga:
Philadelphia 5in nnn onn i
Detroit out 001 21x 6
Summary Runa: Dykee. Welch. Blue
lil. lODn, ruirnev IZI. Krrora- r-utlouuv
Haney. Rlcnev. Two-haae hit- wioii.
Three-haae hit: Cobb. Stolen baae: RUrney
Sacrlflcea: Haney, Voach, Wonilall. lioulile
plava: Itanov to PiitHhutv tn ut,,n
to Cut.haw to Blxie. Haney to Blue. Left
nn naaea: l-nilarlelphla. 7; Detroit 10.
Baaea on balla: Off Oadvn. B : off Pllleifn
4. Struck out: Hy Ogden. 3: hv Plllette.
Umplrea: Nallln and Cnnolly. Time
1 :F5.
Dennison to Arrange
for Amateurs' Trip
Johnny (Dynamo) Dennison,
amateur tiasehall supervisor, left
yesterday for St. Louis to make ar
rangements for the annual amateur
series with the St. Louis and Mem
phis amateur champions.
OniahaA, B and C amateur title
winners will be sent to the Mound
City tournament. This is the first
year that the C champion have heen
sent on the trip.
Prniitifnt'ii Matrh Start.
Cat np P'
event's
Camp Perry, () , Sept. 14 The
preMdent s nuti li tratured trxl.tv s
proKram of the national rule and
pistol matches here, hut, hrrame of
jhe large list of entries, ilouht was
e.tpreed whether it would be com
ple'rd before tomorrow. The marine
corps n:atcii, rn!itrd turn's tram
ni'.tch 'l the individual uvtlun i tub
membira' tratvhrs U were i!ied
uled to be urtril tmhy.
Tilden
Beals Pat Wood
Philadelphia, Sept. 14. William T.
lildcn, 11, ot this city, chain
pion, was the only player to turn
back a foreign entrant in the fourth
round of the national lawn tennis
singles championship courts here
yesterday he defeated Pat O'Hara
Wood of Australia in straight sets,
6-2, 6-3, 6-2. To offset this victory
Gerald Patterson amid J. O. Ander
son, the two other members of the
antipodean Davis cup team, defeated
Francis T. Hunter and Robert Kin
sey, resocrtivelv. bv scores of 8 6.
6-1, 7-5, and 6-3, 6 3, 2-6, 6-1.
enzo Shimizu. the Japanese tier-
petual motion tennis tdaver. caused
the sensation of the day by defeating;
vvauace jonnson, tne finalist against
Tildeii last year, in a bitter battle,
8-6, 4-6, 6-4, 4 6, 6-4. Manuel Alon
zo, the Spanish entrant, completed
the route by winning from Watson
M. Washburn of New York, 6-3. 3-6.
7-9, 8-6, 6-4:
Logan and Tillman
Sign for Battle
Johnny Tillman of Minneapolis has
been matched with "Bud" Logan,
Omaha welterweight, for a 10-round
bout at Duluth, Minn.. September
29, According to the articles, both
Logan and Tillman must make 140
pounds on the afternoon of the scrap.
it win De the second meeting of
these two fighters who are near the
top of the standings in the race for
junior welterweight honors being
conducted by the lioxing Blade. The
tirst time they met the bout ended
in a draw.
Two in How to
Sioux City Clan
I'.i.k.r limit h llluw. Off
I . f I y IIuimii mill Win hy
9-t-." S-iire Tout'li
D;m for II Hits
l.iiiii'lu, Jr-pt. 14, (Speii.il,)
Timely lulling proved tmi much fnr
Mian, the yiituiat Ituifalf
Willi the 1'i.ii' jti iiiur iiinl i fix. Wed
atlll, ami the Sioux I'ai krr. nule it
two stuiiiht hy taking the ationd
Kame of the arriri, ') to 5.
The herd jumped mi Dvi for II
afetira, but the hits were wrll
k ratnl.Vil.
The Patkera gut away dt a .'run
bad ill the llliti.il ititlillK whrti Hamil
ton walked ami Heminiiway ain'ed,
both atoriug u Sluiiglmu' burr
down third lae line. In ihe thiid
Hemingway tripled to left and
srored on Met's double to right.
The liuffabi aertor was fjutrt un
til the 'evrtilh inning aide from
few r,lll remarks from Manager
Irdv, which raued Umpire l ewis
to place nim in the dugout
Spnrer' aincle and Hates' double
to right tipped over the whilrwaah
hurkrt. The Sinaix put on their war
paint in the but half of the same
inning ami rhated in five counter
rn i hits.
The !iiff,ibie got in another
counter in the eighth when flriffm
doubled tn renter, rroing on
Manii'h's single to right. The Sioux
( it v boys added another 2 in the
eighth when Hemingway slammed a
hot one through. Grantham and went
to second when Masiers let it gel
through him. Hemingway stole third
and crossed on FUh's sacrifice. That
put the count at 9 to 2, with the
Sioux on the heavy end.
Davis eased up and in the first
half of the ninth parsed Hyman and
GUtasnit, Itateo wag called out on
strikes. Grantham cleaned the bases
with a screaming trinle o right field.
He crossed while Hemingway was
throwing Griffin out,
m rrAiatM.
BaseBaflResulls
evna Standings
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Fall Derby at
Fall Festival
ah. r. it. r. t.
(ililaaw, til I I I t 0 A
lliilra. lb .....4 a I O O
(rantham. Il .5 I I I I 1
"rlff In, rf I I1IOO
Manu.li, rf t 0 O
llllrol. aa 0 I 0 S
Ma. (era, If 4 6 0 I O 1
Hprnrer, r 4 I I 10 I 0
Himan, f I I O t 0
iDnrrniigh 0 0 A A 0
Tofalr S " II il " f
MOl X MTV.
Att. K. H. P. it.
Humnton. aa S I 0 1 S 0
llemlna, Jb 4 t 1 5 A
Klah, If 4 1 I 1 A A
Meta, lb 4 A S H 1 A
MianglliiV, r 4 1 t A 1 O
O'Cimniir, rf 0 0 I A A
o.trrrard, lb S 0 0 S 1 0
Mntllrk. rf S I t I 0 A
llaila, ft 4 1 I A 1 A
Total 81 " 11 17 l "o
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New Tmk II J n" I'm In ..
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t hi. i, :j al l:t li.ai..n la It lit
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ft liuia I'hilailvli hia. t
I ID. illftall. 7; llr.ia.)n. i
Todai'a liamea.
t'lfiehurall at Ibietfltl
rinnniiail at Hii'mUImi.
I hi'agA at New r .ia
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swiri ii lv il (i,i r..
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lxtre.ll l; I'liHa It II llllnild end hlta war l.u. he.l nn htm
rhirag-t Jutl 4;, lii-at-m 14 11 l i throughout Hum hd th fm-fiitaar
I'liiaiiargh, a, Ikiu, t.
Ii. alon, a-tnl It Halw Adam h'ld
ll.'ai .1 to file title IfHtei I'l'ta'wiatl IH
H'h. a In a Miller laa Itttmrd i,iil f
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lie. mita null iaae and Hufcwil iri.a)
tl.ai.d ilia l,ae n.ifl il'.iil.h i'el tie
i', tiainur ard Ittgt-e a i, ,eii.taioM.
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1-iriHIII Mi. II I lli I'll V
a ii ii it a i an ii it i
Hull.- aa t I I ll'.iw.ll.f 111
"in, I la, Kuff, .ti I
lii.ee. If lit I I nee if I
liuee.il if t 1 I a koeer If I
T .lne, :h I I IUt.ale III 4
T Aini'l. lb 4 a t I iir.e.n. In 4
liininil III : 11 fin I aa 1
a. hmiat .. i I j .i Neil, e 1
AJ.i... (i I a 4 Miller, p 1
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Total! II lllll
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ted hall
aliaiied .r Mi N.ii.ara III a.lh h.
li.di li) ttminia.
I'll lai. in grl . . ail I 'S & " I
i.,ai.,n , aa una na- o
Kiliiiiliair- Mm. a Maranvllle f Ji, I'arey,
Higt.ea rrayn..r, ilriinin lit. htnitlt, r.r
i.i. M.n.nnil. Itail.ai Oil.a.'il T-
i.m h ie Hi il. tmt1.ll ha.'llfi.a
h.iaeell iiiilna l:aya. k.ipf lu r.nd, K'.i'l
t Krf to li l.'lt l-ft in lief.a I'ltia
h.i. ah. 7, M...1.J1. I Na.e. ..a haiia 'ifjWj,, ( 'at her i hp Marrouf, the Tryon
Miller, e. nit M.Namara. I Hi I Ural mil " , .. .....
Hr Adam. I, hy Miller, I, l. M. Samaia, HUIfe 111 l'le pilMIII U1HH ttir imai
i irr inner, i in e iglnli
Mtl.aiii Tliorounlilrr.l I.rats
Favorite (latherine Mr
roiu Over Mile Route
(Inffirlil ('o.
Ky RALFItWAGNER.
rpllb t ..li.ro of the IV F. Mcl-i
I liable were lamed to victory ves
terdav m the Ak-Sar-Heii Kill
feliviil tlrrltv over the nide route It
Ak link wbru I eiiieve. a rank OUt
aider i'l (he hrtt'tu. managed to get
home fir-t our a eert field ot five
runnera,
The daughter of lurk and Chatitv
got the jiiinu mi the rrt of the field
at the hairier and et pecdy pice
Inrloiiall, Il Itruotiltll, I.
'.aim. Kent 14 I'ln.innatl
Vevlardai'a Heaitit.
War VU. i rhlragn, I
I'elinn I, I'hllldeli hia I
,'levelenl. 4, W eah. .l..n I,
Ht U.ma. 4. U.aion, J
Tndai'a l.amea
finaln a hi t.miia
New Tnrh t f'hliafa
I hil..el.hi at l.eimi'
U'piahti.g'i.n at C'leieiand
4 M Mill' A AKMK IVTIOai
Nlanillma.
V I. Pn !
PlJl 1 M US' Mllwauh
Mlnneai 1 1 47 M l.nulu 111
Kan I lly 7 71 I '7 Tnle.
Indian. 71 7S t.,io rniinnhija
Vealrrdar'a Heeulla.
t ..Ulavllle .1. Tnledn. I
Mtnnaapnlla, -l; Milwe'ikee.
Kaneaa it r. 1, ft Paul. .'
Indlanapnlla t'olun.aiie, ram.
Todar'a l.amea.
lilwankee al Slinnearniia
Kanaaa i Hr a' Si 1'aul
t.N'n ..thata a. Iiedilled )
ti.k v i.r.Aiii e.
"an Antnnin, 11; Heauninnt. 4,
K.irt WnrMi, IS. Wt-hUa Kalla. I,
So nther a.-heduled.
W I. P. I
74 71
71 54 li
II It il
H 111
4 11
t hert. Ih
f.ynati. If
H.uh rf
a mi. i'li
H grave, r
Phi III. 2h
llnhne. ea
"ou. h, p
4 1""
I A 4 n
4 4 1 S
t I 1ft 1
II!
ilia
1 4 J
I ii n a
I
14 14 it IS
State Legion Track and
Field Meet Next Monday
The Nebraska state American
Legion track and field meet will
be held :it York. Neb., next Monday.
Track and field athletes will be
selected during the games to repre
sent this state at the big meet to be
staged at New Orleans during the na
tional legion convention.
Detroit Player Puts
Self Out Unassisted
Detroit, Mich., Sept. 14. Hob
1'othergill figured in an unusual
play in the eighth inning of Wed
nesday's game here between the
Tigers and Athletiis. The Detroit
outfielder put himself out and no
one hut the umpires sremed to
know how it was accomplished.
Fnthrrgill, on third, and B.tss
ler on firs', started a double steal.
Gailow.iv threw low to Perkins at
the plate and as the ratcher took
the hall i'ii the hound. Gothris'll
dailird pa-t bun and acroas the
di'c. I'erkins went in pursuit,
knowing l utliergill had lint touched
the pltir. but the runner was waved
nut bet.. re the !.!! was applied
It derl.i-ed th .t I'm pit e (tinned
tv 'ivv 1'iilherill brush Prikins'
gloie at the ini.int the ball struck
it, thus retiring himself. '
a Kan fur llynian In ninth.
Sew hy Innlnga;
Oniiih W IHH1 113
Slnu rily 201 601 00 J 11
Summari 1 hre-liaaa hlli: Mannah
(.ranthum. Hemlimay. l'WD-liaa hltai
(ilalauKin. lirlffln, llnle. Hsrrlfkea; llainll-
t..n, F.lah. htolen baae: rtemlnuar lit
rernevl runai Omaha. 6: Klollt tit. A,
eft nn haarat 1 1 mail a. l hloui Ity. 7.
Htriirk out: By Hyman, S; by Iila, 5.
Itaer nn ball: Off H.vnian, 81 off llaila,
. lilt hy pltrhed ball: O'Cnniior, by Hy-
man. Double plavai IlrmlnHuy to Mela,
I'mplreai iJimla and Atidrrann. Time: 1:B0.
Western League
O'llrlen'a Homer Mini.
Tienver, Sept. 14 O'Urlen Hammed out
a fnur-liagger tn tha fourth Inning that
gave, Denver a thrra-run lead on Dea
Molnea. Denver won, to 4 Thera wera
two men on when O'Brien connected.
Score:
DKS MOINES. I DENVKR.
AH.HOA All.Mir.A.
flenen. cf
Wagncr,3l
Doran. rf
Yuan. 2b
Choabro.lb
(Iraney.lf
Norton, aa
nanner.c
Mer7. p
xOooper
l 3
1 n
J 0
1 2
1 10
t 1
n
1 2
1 t
0
0O' Rrlen.cf
11 is err, aa
fvi Moiirif, lh
,!,l"ters'in,3h
Wright, rf
'Irona. if
"lirdnera, 2b
!: Vhela, p
4
Totala
4 2 2
4 S 3 5
4 110 0
4 10 4
3 12 0
4 110
ion;
2 0
4 10 3
S3 13 27 14
A 0
Totala 34 S 24 141
xfaatted lor Norton tn ninth.
Dea Molnea 201 (110 000 4
Denver uoi 300 dux 6
Summary Fturia: Oonen, Wngner. Ttornn,
rheahm, o'Urlen (2), Kerr, Fatteraon (S).
Paik.'r. VixirheiH. Kiror: Kerr. Karned
runs: lienv.-r, i.: f.-ea Moinee, 3. Two-liaea
hlta: Yuitn, H.iran. l'atteraon. O'Brien,
Bomg, Kerr. Three-baaa hlla: llnran,
(l.'iien. Ilnmt. runs; 1'h.nliro, o'Url.-n. Hitc-rlflt-e:
M'uan-r. llne un li'illa: off Mera,
3. Htrurk out: Hy Mem, 1; tiy Vomheea. 8.
Deft on haaen: lie Molnea, 4; Denver, fi.
Douhle plav: Viliin to I'hi-fl'ro Time; 1:35.
I'mplrea: Klllehullen and l.aiell
Ollrra I. use In Imllana.
TiiIkii. tiki . Kepi, 1 I Oklahoma Cltv
look ihe i,irniiiK gann from the leagil"
l.-i.Utlg iMlera. 12 10 I Tulia miaehed
an even di.ren hlta. hnl filled tn deliver In
the pllli h.'.t,
B'ui r;
CiM. ITY I TI'I.SA
AH H t A ! AH H O A
Brlatow.lf I 3 1 n Pennel, If 113 0
2 .1 l Thfinn. ill 1 I t I
i -t I 'a via. rf 210
114 I. a. ill', cf 4 t 1 0
1 I 4 I. illv.U, lh t 1 :
a 1 Heiiiiian.tn 2 4 1
1 1 1 M omnia aa lint
1111 I'rnahv, e I A ft
J 1 : iDia. 11. p tins
1 1 .1 I ll.illl I I 11 l A I
! . I A I I)
: 11 It It aWiii" son
Knocker's Bench.
How minh d 'd ynu win yesterday?
How muih did you Ina yeaterday?
Th laigeat i-rnad of th week waa on
hand to lee the raeea yea'arday, hut even
th.-ii It waan't large.
Pnnywood rhnKel down and fell )ut
after paaalng under Ihe wire In th aerond
heat of Ih 2:1k pa. yeaterday. rinrk.
th" driver waa thrown rlaar of tha wrerli
and no damag waa done.
Rage and I.11I11 llroi.ke rertnlnlr a4
anil In Ih laat quarter of th 2:11 parr.
The laat ijunrler waa In 311 aeiiinila flat,
with Ihe niarn ramlng from behind.
Mie miiat hair paeril that quarter In
right al 29 aernnila.
I handler and Thnmna both Hied Hi
Judge Mnie yeaterday and both got
aet down, Morgan taking Ihe iilky In
both.
Quern Okla waa the long ihnt of Iha
div In the firat hat of tha 2:11 pare.
She fintahed eeeon.l and two-buck tlckeia
on her paid t-17.40 to pine. Not 10 bad.
Tha free-for alien prnmla to furnlah
otn thrllla thli afternoon. Batter bi
th"re. a
The racing, on th aholi. I ahead of
lilt year.
Mra. 14'. T. Knreat of Oinnha II th
owner of Todd Maid, winner of arennd
heot of the ?:1S pne yraterdny. Th
mnre won th areiind heot handily In
!:ia'i.
Tha four colta which cam out for tha
2:20 pai a y aterduy weie aa ni' a hunch
or youngatera aa one will aea m many
day.
of l.ia tiahl hand niaaiird l.y a U1 fiv
I In ihe fifih inning ana) rallied I'aiii.er
1 hit li. una run nver th fih field wall
in the ninth with, nun nn ln
H. .it
riM'IVNATI 1 nrtuoKtvv
AH II 11 A I AH Hi" A
Hums, rf 2 11" iMenn, Jli 4 ? 4 4
Harier. rf I A I A J n-mn a i 1 I
I 111 lLirlllh. rf
4 I 1 A, W heat. If
I I 1 I' Myeia .f
I t 0 Ml all. lb
I I I A High, Hi
1 I I ! Millar, r
J I I lirimea p
I I I II a Hi Irif I' h
iliuather
Totala 31 II 27 IH
Totala
Ratted for Miliar In th ninth
lHatted for ilrnne in th ninth-
Scot hy Inningi.
inrinnatl . . !i 112 AA 7
Br" hiyn l
f4unimar Rui.b Purna 15). Iautri
111. llargtaie flnelli, He hue olain. High.
Miller F.rrnra. nu;ii. Olaon, J.ihnet.in.
Ino-haae hlta: llaiarav. Hulin. lv.n
ae. a Home mn' iaubrt llt.iteri haae:
I'un.an ha.-nfl'a hlta: I'lnelll, Dauherl.
Harper, nohne. .Iiihratnn Left on haaea.
.:incuinati. a; Hronklyn, 7 Kirat baa on
Ii I la. . tiff liiimua, f. biru.k out. Hy
"ouch. I I mplrea: Km and Henleil.
Tim iif game: I 31
M. Iula, ; I'lilliidelphl. 4.
Philadelphia. Hept. 4 Ht. Iiun mad
It ihra atraiglit over fhllailrlphla by
taking to.lay'i game, S lo 4. Htock had
4 hlta. utie a double In aa miny trtpa
to lh plie cy William hit hia 24th
horn run cf th ae.ieon In tha third In
ning oft Maine K'.rnaby ili.ublct in
th f rat Inning running hia tntal of hit
ting in roniecuilv gamea 10 21. Scora:
HT ODI8 I PHILAPKI.i'HU
AH Ml). A AH Jill. A.
Hladca. If 1 2 2 V Hrnton. lb I A 1 4
0 Happ, Jb I
tVillia'a, rf 4
"IWalker. rf 4
IIFIa-tcher, 11 4
A! !.. If . 4
2 I.ealle. 1b 4
2'Peter. 0 4
AlHiihan. p I
lhWright'ne, 1
0 W'einert, p t
Pt.Mokan 1
"Two Ilnya" hnrlied Ktnrter MrRnlght
at nn of th "Jock" when h hrok
the tape In the nill running rue re
tinlay nfterniMin. Mr. McKnlght rrftiara
to even make e gueaa on which linna
will win in th harneaa rlnaea.
Felliar, AlrPanlel. Olnglantl (21. Wlndle,
Dove. White. Yde, Hennet, llaumnn. Kr-
rora: Mcuanlei, i.ove. Kennel, J'.ruinnis,
Ituaai'lt. Two-liian hlta: White, Thoinpaon,
HuuKhland, M.'lnnln. Hnm tun: Croeby.
Kiicrlflc hlta: Davla. Dellvell. Witt ei.
Double play: Thompson to l.ellvelt. Hit
by pitched hall: DhvIi. Bases on halla: tiff
fttissc'I I, &. Struck out: Hy Haughlana. 1
hy Yde. 1. Runa anil hlla: uff Jtusnell. 8
nnd In 7 1-3 Innlnga, I'mplrea: 1 irmaby
anil Holmes. Time: 2:d0.
Hull)' Defeata Snlnta.
St. Joaenh. Mo.. Sept. 14. Wichita
acored the living run In th ninth todny
and counted three more in the loth,
w nn ng from SI. Jmph. 4 to 1 Hiirim.
pincn-nittiiiK lor M'-uonneii, nrove out
two-bagger, scoring .1ruowe11 in me
rinth. With two on In the loth, Berger
hit nun over flrat bane that acored twn.
H..rg.T later acored on a fluke hit by Mc-
Duwell.
,Si-ore :
WICHITA ST. JOSEPH
All H. D.A.I All. II. OA
Snillh.i f 6 0 n Olson I h 3 IW " 1
Hlak'lev.lf S s I fi l'ornden.lf 5 2 10
W'liurn.Jb f. 1 II S Kluher.rf 10 4 1
Eaat.rf 5 2 2 0 Ponwitl rf 2 2 2 0
Berger, aa 4 14 1 M Do'ld Jh 1 0 A I
Holler, 3h 5 10! Nuter,2b S 1 I t
Haley. c S 3 t 2 Hroune.a 3 0 4 4
M Dull th 4 SI" S'lirahoakl.c 4 t A I
M D "n'll.p t 1 A t AUamap soil
s lriffin 1 1 a 0 lloviik.p 0000
Mtiun.p 0 0 A a
. ; Totala li I S" 13
Moore, cf I.
Keller, lh 4
M Dan I, lb 4
'ilt'g dl, lb 4
U 11 d.e. aa S
I -He, rf I
I'ln. rf I
Hh'te, J
Yde. . 1
Tn.ila
Tai ill UllltU
at I lea ' e .1 f,,r HiagMand in r.inth
diidiit-a r .r I'a.t In mii'h
i.uh-.ih t'ltv ...... 4-' It; 1?
-, ,. , I'M 4.l ll
fc.iu.mai Hue Mr iw ill, M'Kir.
Totala 43 IS 30 J"!
vHatted for M. Dennell In ninth
S. t by inning:
fct .li.a. ph , , . OAA I AA ten fl 1
W. hit A0A 34
summers Hue; PPakealey. Kaat lur
-r, M. Diiwell, ronlit'n. Kiln- and hue
lift Ailahia, 4 and 11 In , off l,-.vl!k 0
ana i tn 2-3 Innima; o'f Mcrioiineir and
tn lomnaa i'.'f Maun, a i'1 0 in 1
Darned llitia Wl.lu'fl, 4, H. Joaeph. I.
Daara an 1...II- uff M. Donieli, 4, ..'f
A.lana. 1. i.ff Vaau. 1 htruik om- Hv
M. Donnail. t "ff A tuna, A off t!ov.k
A ef .... t.a.. lVuhlta : Kl l..aell
I Tarn l a.e hlla tllakeaiey. H rger
Df.lt.ie -i M. Denaid In Nufee In id
a.i.. ' 1-,'nn. It la WafiUurn t.j M t'oai'l
Weahnurn I Hrr tn M. Dowell Hit
i.v a.lchal bail He Mcl'.tine'l. Phf
fti .Haw hua- ;.'n..iii I'mi-ieet itna-
Ida nd I .a 4i..
hr liiaii.iu I Ilia: uff Miller. 4 In 1 eioluli when ahr- lireil unit liermilteil
I 1 -i. off M.Nan.ara, In 1 1. if lliaa . . " .. (,- .inn .econd
i..n. 111 I Ilia by pn. bed hall. Miller. I I e.it .K to li)le mio .econu
I'mpiree. tf.itan an I ijuigie), Time I 1 money
I In WHinnm the deib, Ueuiei
" iliiped a second oif the track rrroit
ol I 41 which ai lielu joiiiiiv n
Woodir-Monitioiiierv and l eap Pion
I.e:ip I fug, pinking 117 pounds
ran 1 (tame race from the stdit an
Kiii koihk 'roiig at the finish. Ths
daughter of I''ro l.rij was content
to race in fifth poaiiion until tin
three quarter pole was reached whete
she foiK'd ahead ol the tiring l!ob
Toles and went in'o third plaf
the n'retih with Catherine yarroue
a length and a half behind the Leader
I.emeve.
Distance Too Far.
t otiiiii ji down the final eighth
Jockey Carroll in the pilot bene ator
.enirve was foired to do oni( tal
riding to keep the e,id. Catherine
Marrone who came here freh from
Ihe Nrw ork ftaik. tired badly ir
the final eiihth and permitted Leaf
FroK to go into second position. Thr
daughter of Fro; Legs opened with
a burst of speed in the final eightl
that neirly swept Lenicve off hei
feet. The McLain mare, however
had enough speed left when chal
lenged and was able to Mick it out
to the end, winning by less than I
head in front of Leap Frog.
Catherine Marrone was an even
favorite, while Lenieve went to th
po.t a 13 to 1 shot and Leap Frog
because of her good race Tuesday
was iiu'.alled a .1 to I favorite. Ths
winner rewarded her backers will.
$28 on straight $2 niutuel tickets.
In the first running race on the
third day's Ak-Sar-Ben program, Cof
field, the pride of the North and Rowi
stable, the paddock favorite, beat I
fieltl of eight thoroughbreds to ths
wire over a five-furlong route.
Phone Ward Second.
The son of Modred was held back
during the early part of the rare, bnt
entered the stretch in the lead and
won easily under the guilding of
Jockey Dority.
Fhrone Ward, coupled with Harry
Rudder as the N. B. Updike entry,
was in the money from the start and
ran a game race, but was unable to
accept the challenge of the winner
on the far turn.
Rill Blackwell set a fast pace, but
Biil used the great majority of his
f peed before the far turn was reached.
The Groves bang-tail managed to
stick in the money, finishing a head
behind I'hrone Ward for show.
Two more running races are on the
program for this afternoon. The
races, harness and running, vstrday
were interesting from the word "go."
A large crowd r.ttended the third
day's meeting and a larger crowd s
expected this afternoon.
J Krimh, i f 3
Hurn'y, 2b 4
Il'it'ly, lb 4
(Hock. 3h !
i-'- hilltl. if 5
Top'cer. ai 4
I'rel'au. ai 1
Aliie'lth, c &
Hainee. p 2
Darfnol, p 2
Mann, ,f 3
0 I
3 2
A 12
e i
o 3
o 2
0 1
3 1
1 0
0 0
0 0
Totala 42 13 27 lllTotals 11 11 JT I
fctor by Innlnga:
iDait.ri for Bi han In fourth
zsHattad for Welnert In ninth
St Dreula 313 110 000
Philadelphia litit 101 000 4
Summary Runi: Hornlby 12), Botfomly
(2, Stotk (2), Alnemlth (3), Willlama,
iee. eiercner, tfenan Error: Toporcer,
Benton. Fletcher. Leall. Peten, Behln.
Two-baa hm: Hornaby (2), stock, Walk
er. I.ee, WMIIami, Fletcher. Home runa:
WIM'ama, Aiiumlth. fiinlen baaai: Halnea.
Stock. Double playa: Fraigati. Hornaby.
Uottomly; Fletrhar. Benton, l.eille Deft
on baaea: Philadelphia, 1; St Doula. 0
Baae on hall: off Hehan, 1. Struck out:
By Pchan. 2: by Welnert, 4 Hua: Off
Hehan. 9 In 4 Innlnga; off Wilneri, 4 In
6 Innlagai off Halnea. 4 In 4 Innlnga;
off Uarfoo', 4 In 4 Innlnga. Hit by pitched
hall: Bv Welnert (Blade two). Winning
pit. -her: H.ilneit, Do.ilng pitcher: Behan.
Umpire: Higler and Wewtover. Time: 1:45.
Nw York, It Chicago, 6.
New Tork. Sept, 14 The New Tork
Clanta won their llxth atralght gama to
day, defeating Chicago in a pltchera' bat
tle. 7 to 6. Nine boxmen wera uaed In the
gnme, five- by the worid'a championa. The
Cuba outhlt the (Hants. 15 to 7, hut baat-a
on biillB h -Iped New York. Hcore:
OHIOAdO. I NEW VOKK.
AH.ll.O.A. ' AH.HOA.
Slnt, f 5 3
H locher. 6 2
Terry. 2b 4 2
tirlinca. lh 4 2
C'laehan.rf 4 2
Uaruer. If 4 1
K leher, 3b 5 2
O'KTfll, c 4 1
A'rldue, p 1 A
K'mann. p 1 0
xllcathcote 1 0
J.in, p 0 0
xMlller 1 0
Stil.-lr. nd.p 0 0
xKrib.'iii 1 II
0' B'croft, ia
4 2'Oroh. 3b
1 3 Krlach. 2b
5 0
4 0
2 0
Mauael. If
Voung. rf
Kelly, lb
1 8 Stengel, cf
4 1 Snyder, c
0 Ai.Mcta'lan, p
1 0 Ryan, p
0 OizSmith
1 AiV. Harnei, p
0 i) Snot i, p
0 olJonnard, p
0 il;
1 Totala
40 If, 24 B,
i
o i
l i
0 3
2 0
1 10
1 1
0 7
1 0 0
0 0 0
1 1 II
0 0 0
0 0 0
1 0 0
32 i 27 1!
Boyle Leaves Omaha.
Harry Boyle, lightweight fighter
who has been making Omaha his
home since boxing was legalized in
this ttate, yeflerday left for his home
in Philadelphia.
FootBallFacts
WorlhKnowing
Copyright. Ml.
Q. Wilet la the difference between a
player iiilch.ng and completing a fur
ward paaa and then fumbling th hall,
and u player who fumble a pe and It
la rullcl an In.'.ni plete are?
A. lu nidcr for If tn h rampleled
puea In auch ai raa the player receiving
Ih hull iniiat not only have had actual
Iicaaeaainn ol Ih ball, hut h niual alao
late had runtrnl of It. It h falla In
either muie and funiblea, lb paa la
ruled aa Inmroplet. Hole 11, aaxllnn I.
Q If i pllyer grnundi Ih hall Inten
tionally, lh t la, throws it in tha ground,
to ea.ipe having an attempted lorward
paaa bli iikeu or t" eava yatdaga, what il
the tul eg 7
A. Il nnta aa down aad hia lid
la pencl'iid Id yarda from wher Ih ball
mi put la play by Ih earner, Kule 1,
aeciion u.
O I there any penalty fur ida-lma
In e. i-ndi, off Kaufmann, I in 4; off ' cua.-hiv,a
June, a in I, ff siue aii'l. 0 in 1 Hit ly I A. Ve. learn gullle of rerrtalng II Ii
p t he.l tn Hy Kauln.nnn tvlreM wiui i neiuaiiieti laaarala. Hula IT. ae linn I.
pn. nea:
l.lli-her.
I'llipiica
IH
T.ilnls
xnnftcd for Knufmann In eighth.
xHiitteil for .lonea In aevanth.
xliHttfd for SiuuUu.1 In ninth.
rHatted for Kyan In fifth.
Hcoro by Inning:
Chicago 012 All jaa s
New Yoik 040 030 001 7
Summary Rum: Stnt. llollocher. Terrv.
Orlniea. Barber. Kelieher, Meuael (2).
Young (2). Kelly, tit. naal. Snyder. Two-
baae hlta: llollorlier. Hinciofl. 8tulen baae;
tarher. Double play: Bancroft m Priach
i Kelly. Left un halea: Nlw York. I:
Chicago. 12. Haaea nn halla: off Mnjutl-
lun 2, off Kyan. I; off V. Harnel. 1: off
Juiinard, I: off Aldrldga, 2, oft Kauf-
mann, 3, off Stueiand, I Htruik out. Hy
lt an, I, by S--ot i, i; by Jnnnard, I. by
Kauf.nann. 1. hv ,lon.-a. 1; by Mtueiand, i.
H ia olf Mruullian, I In I Inona eut In
tlnr.tl, uff it a n. I In 1. off V. Dnii.a. 1
In 13, off Scoit, I m ;-l; off Jonntrd.
1. iff Aldrldga. S in 1 mona ou
M yiillian flvan Winning
tyin. luai.ig f.hr. AI.DI.Iim
Hail and M.oimi.k. Tune.
iiimt I ti.i r
t.. 4aa!a I geaiii. $
Jo r. ail' I I'erttnad.
.. I ak. I. Oeaiand,
ve,l.ia), JI, Si.limllUa, 1.
Leading Batters
tA4k4 l4i.l
i. man r.4
Haavahaa , ... M I'D i4
4 WW. T 4aai . I I II 11
iZi . .) , , iuhi mill i
ia, .... ia a-a ia a -a 'i
... t4 awl I I - 4)14)
t)tl.i4l, llki l
. m is
H. laaeV , Ml il IH
BRINGING UP FATHER-
Bteglaleead
14 rlel Olflre
lie JlteC AND MAUGIC IN fVXX
psr.i or totons in ihi sunoav kik
Drawn for The Omtha Eec by McManut
l'riahl 1111
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