rilK SUNDAY HEE: OMAHA. OCTOnrH 1. lt-'J.
New York Yankees Win League Gonfalon by Defeating Boston Red Stockings
Champs Swat
Ferguson Hard
in First Round
IVuuotl Tkri Mounil ami
IfuliU Yankrrs to Three
Hit and No !Wm lie
mainilrr of Caiur.
Reds Battle
Pirates to 10
Inking 'Em In
With !Iob"
Inning Tie, 7-7
1 im, c't. lo New Vuik on
til American .ensue pennant by de.
If. tin; Iiaston, I tu 1, today. The
Yplt ran
th-ir game In
WusliltiKtnn trii"r
row and still ntilsl,
liil. Thii Iruitu
lender riit In t.
'17. win iimny, ami um
mi in ths first, In
rum, after he'ln
dropped Ihe flrt
ia nanus of Hi
series to tri I t"t
Mux.
Al Kerniswi
started pitching
for Boston. Will
Ud off fur the vie-
MM BUTK.
llora with sins, le
loo wide fur I'ratt. Duen lood
king! to hurt right. It tit h hunted
down the third lee lint and wait
credited wltlt a hit when O'ltourke
fumbled ae ha slipped In hld lha boll
With Ilia bases full Wallle I'lpp ain
tried to right, scoring Witt and Ougan
Huth moved over to third on the
throw home. I'cnnock replaced Per
cuson, ltulh acored on Meusefs sacrb
Ilea fl y to derp canter.
For the rot of th game New York
succeeded In making but three hit
mid could not score. Pennock pitched
remarkably well. Ho itava way to a
pinch hit l it and Karr pitched the last
two inning.
Boston scored U run In the aeventh
whi n O'Uourka singled, took third on
John Colllna' third straight hit of the
game, and acored aa Mitchell forced
Collins at aeoond. In tha 9th Hoyt,
who had been pitching auperbly,
pasaed' Mitchell, and Rual slngltd to
rlcht.
Manager Itlgglna then aent In Bush.
Tha Drat pitched ball Mitchell waa
picked off aecond baae, tichang td
Hcott. Karr walked, Menoaky filed to
Meuael In deep right and Chaplin, bat
ting for Miller waa tosaed out by
Ward.
Aa tha Tankaea galloped off tha
field In high glee, Firat Baaenian Plpp
toaaed the last ball to tha veteran
empire, Tommy Connolly,
BMW YORK. I BOBTOV.
AD. H. O. A I AH. H. O. A
witccr 4 11 OiM.nkr, If 4 0 1
Iugn, lb 4 11 i Mlll.r. cf 41
' ftuth.lt til e'Burni, lb 4 T 1
Plpp. lb 4 11 ltPratt. 2b 44
Mum!, rf 11 eiO'Rke, lb 4 111
ft-hang.e 4 a i liJ Cola, rf 4 10
Ward, lb 41 4'Mtrhll, a 1111
Feott, a I 4 li Kual. a 4 111
Hoyt, p 11 li Farain. p 0 0 8 0
IPaeock, p 3 04
Tot.li 11 T 17 lllKarr, p 0 0 1
IiHarrli 1 0
ziChaplln 140
Total II I IT 11
tBnttrit for p.nnork In vtnlh,
r Untied for Miller In ninth.
Brora by Innlnga:
New York 110 00 000 1
BoiUn 000 000 10 1
nummary Run.: WUt,. Dugan, Ruth.
O'Rourke. Krrora: Witt, rugaa, Burn.
Haorlflot: Mrua.l. Double play: Mitchell
to Pratt to Burna. Left on baaaa: Nw
York, i; Boitnn, 10. liaaea on ballfi Off
Ioyt, 1; off Buah, 1: off Pcnnork, r; off
Karr, 1. Strurk out: By Hoyt, 4: by
1'annock, 1. Hlta: Off Hoyt, I in I In
nlnga (non out In ninth); off Buah, 0
In 2 Inning; off Kerguaon, 4 In 0 Innlnr:
off Pannock, 2 In 7 Innlnga; off Karr, 1
In 2 Innlnga. Winning pitcher: Hoyt.
I.oalng pitcher: Ferguion. Umpire:
Kvana and Connolly. Tlma: 1 SI.
Weissmuller Sets
Three More Records
Milwaukee, Sept. 30. Johnny
Wj'uniuller, representing the Illinois
Athletic club, Chicago, succeeded In
breaking three world's swimming
records at the Milwaukee Athletic
club today, lowering the 500 meters
record formerly held by Ernie Borg
of Sweden from 6:32 4 5 to 15
for the distance and lowering his own
records in the 400 yards from 4:40 2 5
to 4.40 and the 440 yards from
5:07 4 5 to 5:07 2-5.
"Stubby" Kruger, Chicago, failed
to make a new record In the 400
yards back stroke.
Georpia Tech Wins.
Atlanta, On... Sept. SO. Oeorfrla
Tech defeated Oglethorpe university
here today, 81 to . the 90-yard run
of M.iurer, through the yellow jack
eta1 team In tha fourth period for a
touchdown featuring the game.
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bi.on, 14 la I tnnlnge fon aut In alnthi;
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NATIONAL LXAcrB.
Mtandlaga.
W. U Pci. W. U Pet.
Near T k II . Chicago 71 7 J
pitta. II H .11111 Brooklyn 777.41
Clncln'tl 14 tl .Itii Hhlla. II IH
Bt. Loul 14 t ,4lUotoa ii It .144
Ylrtiay'a lUealU.
Boeton, l-l; Near York. 1-1.
Iloaton i.l, Near York. 1-1.
Brooklyn I, Philadelphia 4.
B. Louts l-l, Chicago l-l.
Toriay'a Oaniea.
at. T.oul at Chicago.
Plttaburgh at Cincinnati.
Boaton at New York.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
AMERICAN LEACrC.
Maodlng.
W. 7.. Pel I W. 7.. Fet.
New York 14 II .! Cl.v.lenil 77 7 .104
Bt. I.euti l It ,01 IWaahgton II .441
Detroit 7 71 .114 rhlla 44 I .422
Chicago 77 7 .OIBotoa 1 I) .III
Ytaterd'af'e Beanlts.
2Jew York, 1; Boaton. I.
Waablngto. 7-4; Philadelphia, 1-T.
St. Louie, 11; Chicago, 7.
Cleveland, 4; Detroit, 1.
Today's Games.
Chicago at Bt. Loul.
Petrolt at Cleveland.
New York at Waahlngtoa.
Other not chduld.
AMERICAN AHSOCMT10.
Standing,
W. t. Pel. I W. UPet.
t. Paul 10 40 .3lMllw'ke 14 11.104
fln'oll II 74 .1111 1.oulevllle 77 44
Kan. City 10 1 .(4:iToldo 44 CO . 110
Ind'poll l 71 .IJllColumtue 63 100.317
Yesterday' Result.
Kansas City 4, Columbus 2.
Indlanapoll 2, Minneapoll 0.
IUianlle I, fit. Paul i.
Milwaukee 4, Toledo 1.
Today' Came.
Louisville at Bt. Paul (two gsmls).
Indianapolis at Minneapolis (2 games).
Columbus st Ksnsa City (two gtmea).
Toledo at Milwaukee (two game.
Begins Marital Battle
Grimm Walks Down Aisle
With Large Bump pn Head
Under Real Handicap
Pittsburgh, Bept. 29. Unsuccessful
In an attempt to make a circus catch
of a line drive In an exhibition game
with the Cleveland Americans here
yesterday, Shortstop Maranvllle of
the Pittsburgh Nationals threw the
ball Into the first base stands.
The mlssle struck a steel Joist and
rebounded Into trie diamond, hitting
First Baseman Charlie Grimm
squarely on the head.
Guess I've got enough for today.
Mac, "said Grimm to Manager Mc
Kechnle, at the end of the Inning. "I
don't want a headache tomorrow."
The reason became publicly known
late this afternoon when Grimm was
married to Miss Lillian Gale of
lchburg. Pa.
The bride was attired In white and
the groom wore a bump the size of a
goose egg.
Mr. and Mrs. Orlmnx will spend
their honeymoon In Pt. ouls.
Bugs Baer Says:
w
EM, George Carpentler
waa runner-up In another prl.
va!e masaarre that fllkl bey
--knockel Ueorgea for two round
!i't jith stopover privilege you
.n'l .jr Hut
rarp I any cruli'h kicker h
p! ked twe)' tough strlulns when
h p. ked-IVmpaey and ilkl
Till Mike la anme aerteilea-
and h--iirTiinVl ( arp anil ul
tieel up oil h hi ) (arp
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Husker Varsity
Squad Shaken
Up by Dawson
NrLriV Coirh Undccidftl
on How Tram Will Line
Up Agninit Coyotr
on Saturday.
Lincoln, pt. JO. Couch Fred
Dawson tempered sum righteous
wrath with disgust Saturday morning
whan he railed lha varsity around
him fur a talk. Th showing which
lha first S'tuud mad agalnat th
freshmen Krlday availing when they
crossed but two touchdowns In 10
minutes waa on of tha rauers of
Coach Dawson's biting remarks.
Th fact that th freshmen rrossed
onca during tha sum 30 minutes
g.tva h.m plr-My mora material for
lecture which I generally ciassl-
led under the general heading of the
"raspberry."
Tha varsity was lining up slow
and lacked the fight. Home of the
liluyeis admitted that they never
would have acored th two touch
downs had not tha firat year intn
been considerably nervou during th
early period.
Th dopesters who hava been fol.
lowing th lluikers hava It all fig'
tired out how th Nebraska arjuad
w,ll line up against South Dakota
next Faturday. But th man who Is
going to line them up haa not de
elded, '
Th team which started against the
freshmen Friday evening found Scher
r and Bchoeppel on the wings. Well.
r and Wsnke at the tackle. Basnet t
and McClaason at guard. House at
center, Preston at quarter. Noble and
Herb Dewlti at half and Captain
Hartley flaying full. All but House
fits th dopesters sheet. They figured
reterton had won th Job for llfo
last year, but there aeems to be no
such thing at Nebraska. Thla com
bination did not last long, however,
as Coach Dawson wa sending in men
all during the scrimmage.
Let It be said on behalf of the
frosh that their showing was not all
due to poor playing on the part of the
varsity. They got awsy with several
passes In mighty fine shape.
Boehler Hurls
Tulsa to Victory
Tulsa, OkJ., Sept. 30. Tulsa hit
two Mobile pitchers hard her today
and won the second game of the class
A championship series, 11 to 2.
Henry, who started for Mobile was
replaced in the eighth by Pope.
Tulsa got 19 hits. Boehler went all
the way for the Oilers and allowed
only five hits. Tulsa won yesterday,
5 to 4. ,
Score: '
MOBILE. TULSA.
AB.H.OAI ABH.oX.
n.WII'e. rf 4 1 2 OIBennett, If S 10
Cueto. es 8
a Thorn n. lb I in
I Havls. rf 2 10 0
OILamo. cf 4 3 S 0
llLellvelt. lb 6 3 12 1
0Batiman.2h 6 2 2 I
Nlehnff,2h 4
Vtolvcy, cf 4
ft.rVll'a, If 4
Mullen, 3b 3
Huhn. lb 2
Baker, o I
Henry, p 1
Pulton, p 0
ftlgman. p 0
Pop. 0
lIM'Oln'a. ea 4 2 2 3
llrroeby. e 4 0 6 1
Olrioehler, p 4 2 1 1
Tktls
33 1 27 14
II. cather 1
xSchult 1
Totala 30 6 24 111
xBatted for Fulton In sixth.
xBatted for "Human In eighth.
Score by Innings:
Mobil 0"0 not aoi J
Tulsa 100 300 26x li
nummary Rune: Nlehoff, Huhn. Ben
nett 111. Thnmneon (2). Davis Lamb CI
Lellvelt. Bauman, McOlnnls. Error: Mul
len. Kerned rune: Mobile. 1: Tulsa. II.
Ift on baeee: Mobile. 2: Tulea, . Two-
base hits: Thompson (2, McOlnnls. Lell
velt, Mullen. Huhn. Horn run: Tlauman
Bacrlflce hits: Croabv. Davie. Mi'Oinnle.
Htolen bee; Lellvelt. Base on balls: Off
Boehler, 2; off Pope, 1. Utruck out: By
Boehler. 6; by Human, 1. Buna anil hits:
Off Henrr, 2 and 7 In 2 Iniilnne: off Ful
ton, 2 and 4 In 2 Innings; off Slgman, I
and 3 I I Innlnga. Loalng pitcher: Henry.
Double play: Bauman. Mitllnnln. I'mplrrs:
Brennan, behind plale; Ormeby, at first;
Pflrman. at second: Holmes, at third.
Tim: 160.
W. 0. W. Team to Tlay in
Council Hlufs Today
The Woodmen of the World bae
bnll team thia afternoon will meet
jthe Council III uff all star team,
'which made a good showing In lha
i recent southwestern Iowa, tourney,
The game will b played In Council
i ltluufs and will be played as the lat
1 half of a double header, Two Council
j Muffs teams will meet In the first
j,ame, which will start at l id. The
fternnd game la v lie 411 led In st.itt at
115.
The Woodmen of the World team
will continue to ply and practice In
-crier tu be In aiiape f.-r He contest
'with the Hoiiih imh Merchanta i-n
jCVtober II. In whirl He Hath and
1 P- b Mut will prtici'i
i'iit Y'r Knlrrl
in Ctiatl lUce Tiwldy
rten, tal. gift. Although
3 in any Mrhr lis wi. the U.J P
I tonal rrtAmpieaehp In lte ,'tw 'T
lrne. keen npHta waa i4
l.i we seen her Ihe oe w.U tar I
- ly I ' I r ue ri.mt
,U e,ltfelei Itt l "eci -aa-l-a -a
lty rMaa I. tf M .le
T many M M lha awl
Ih t ra t aMi in a le
ww Itemed lap at th. rata I
t II arnUa k AH kl. ale
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Browns Trim
Chicago While
Yankees Win
tt. Louis, Jtept. If. All pennant
hopes shattered by New York's vie-
turv over ItOHtnn lotljiV! HI. IjiiiU
wti. .nhead aa though everything'' I
wit ut stake and trounced ('Itii.iKti.
II lo 7, finding three White Ha
twlrlir for II hots. Johnny Tobln
sot three hlta out of three time at
but, and brought In three runs. It
waa ' Hhorkcr" day and the hx-al
right ha ml it was presented with a
seven pussenger autnmublle. J la
pitched fairly well throughout, but In
the aeventh the visitors tallied five
times.
George Wider, declared the most
valuable player In the league this
season, got his eighth homer of thu
season In tha sixth by clouting Ahe
bull into the right field stands. No
one was on base when the circuit
drive ram off II. I'llankenshlp. His
lir ii lao doubled In the llrat, scoring
Tobln.
I'llir-AOO. I BT. I.ot'is.
All. II. O A 1
All. II. O. A.
liner, rf
Tobln, rf 3
Jonan, a
K t'ol..:i
4 Kleru. 3b I
liHi.ler, 111 6
niWIIme, If 6
A'Jrbiion. cf I
2 M Hna,2li (
2 Hevroul, n 6
IKlerh.r, e I
Shely, i f
Mo.lll. , (
rlk. II
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Srhalk, s
ling. o
T lllkp, p
II Hkp, p
Mai lt, p
xHtrunk
Hhckrr, u 2
Totals 14 14 27
Totals 41 It 24 11
s Batted for H. ltlankenihlp In seventh
Score by. Innlnga;
f'hlt-.go 001 000 lot 7
St. Louis 201 401 10k 11
Aummary Run; Hooper, Johneon, IS,
folllne. Mieely :. Mosul, T. lllank.-n-
ahlp, Tobln (3), Kllerbe, Bl.ler (21. Wil
Heme (2). Jacoheon (2), Mr.Manua Rrrora
Klkrbe (2), McManus (31. Two-baae
hlta: fllaler, McUanua, Bchalk, HheHy,
Tot In. Falk. Thrte-bes hit: Mulligan
Home tun; rtlaler. Rtolen baae: Tobin.
Sacrifices: Kllerbe, K. Collin. rouble
play: Kslk to Hheely. Left on baa":
Chlcaso, 12: at. t.oule. I. Hasea on ball":
Off T. Illankenahlp, I; off Shocker, 2:
off H. Hlankenehlp, I: off Mack, I,
Hits: Off T. Ulankrnshlp, 4 In 2 In
Hinge; off H. niankenehlp, In I Innlnns;
off Mack. I In 2 Innlnga. Losing pltih-r:
T. nianken.hlp. I'mnlres: Morlarlty and
Outhrlr. Time: 2:06. -
Indians Win.
Cleveland. O., Sfpt. 10 Sherrod Smith
kept Petrolt' 10 hlta widely acattered
and Cleveland won today'a game, 4 to
1. Plll.tt allowed only six hlt, but
Cleveland bunched them and ho was af
forded poor support by Blue and Woodall.
Score:
DBTRIOT. I CLEVELAND
AB.H.O.A. AB.ir.OA.
Til ue, lb 3 1 14 O M Nulty.cf 4 110
Haney, 3b 4 1 0 Wamby.2b 3 0 16
Cobb, cf 4 2
Voaeh, If 4 1
Fotherg..rf 4 1
mnumma.rr 1 z I n
0riardn.,3b 3 113
llHewell.ea 4 4 6 7
I Kvans, If 3 12 1
MOliato.lb 3 Oil 2
0 O'Neill, e- 3 0 0
23mlth, p 3 113
Cuteh'w,2b 4 t
Rlgney.e 4 2
Woods II. c 3 0
Plllette, p 2 0
Olnen. p 0 0
xFlagste'd 1 0
Totals II I 2? 20
Totals 33 10 24 16
xBatted for Blllett In eighth.
Sjcoro by Innings:
Detroit ooo too oool
Cleveland t 200 003 OOx 4
Summary Runs: Hnney. McNulty.
Wamby, Summe. Sewell. Errors, Blue
(2). Woodall. Two-base hits: Haney, t'ut-
shnw, Bum ma (2). Stolen bases: Klgney,
McNulty, Sewell. Sacrifices: Oardnrr.
Doutilo plays: Wamby Sewell, Oulsto (21 i
Smith. Sowell, f!ulto: Fotherglll. Blue.
Left on basea: Detroit, ; ciaveiand, 4.
Bases on balls: Off Plllette. I; off Cleen,
1; off Hmlth, 1. Hits: Off Plllette. 6 In
off Olsen, 0 In 1. Struck out: By Pll
lette. 2; by Smith, 2. Losing pitcher:
Plllette. Implres: Dtneen ana Miiae
brand. Time: 1:35. .
Senator Win First.
Phll-.delphla, 8ept. 30 Washington and
Philadelphia, split even In a double-header
here today that closed the 19.2 Heaeon.
Washington took the first game, 7 to 3.
whlla tha Athletics won th second 7
It 4.
S-orr, first game:
WASHINGTON. I PHILADELPHIA.
AB.H.O.A AB.H.O.A.
Judce, lb 6 112 1 Welch, cf 6 2 2 0
S H'rle. 2b 6 3 2 2IBruirgy,o 4
Rice, cf 5 12 n Walker, If 3
licialln. If 4 1 1 OIHiiuser. lb 3
Brower, rf 3 1 2 OlMlller, rf 4
I'apn. c 4 2 6 2IG'loway, ss 3
Faugh, ea 4 0 2 llDikcs. 3b 4
L otto, 3b a 1 n 3 Schier. 2b 4
Zachray.p 4 11 4BHarrl,p 3
2 1
2 3
0 1.1
1 0
3 2
ft 3
0 3
II 0
sPerklns I 0 0 0
Totals 3S1127 13f
Totals 34 127 16
aBatted for B. Harris In ninth.
Score by Innings:
Waehlngtnn "00 141 lno7
Philadelphia 000 200 1)103
Summary Rune: Judge (2), nice, (los
lln. llrower 2, Znchra. Briiggy, Walker.
Illller. Krrora: Welch, Oallnway. Two
haee htte; llrower, JU'lgef Calloway.
Welch. Three. baae hit: Rice. Home rune;
Miller. Zaehary. Stolen bases: (loslln,
Brower, Lnpan, Sacrifice: Haueer. Double
play: Sheer to llulloway to Haueer. Irfift
on baeee: Weehtticion, ; rhllail.lphla 7.
Strurk nut: By F.achray, t: by B. Ilarrla,
1. Umpires: Owene end Nallln. Time:
I.JI.
Scor second itmL
WASItlNHTOV rHILAl FtruM
All II OA I Art M(i A
Judge, lb 6 ill ew.i-h. rf a I
llame. tb 6
Bice, cf I
3 I 4 I'ertli.e. r 4 I I
1 3 1 ttelker. If 4 2 I J
I I ' n, Ih 0 l' I
4 i Mlll.r, rf 4 111,
I Hallo y, e 4 I 13'
Ooe'in. If I
llmwer. rl 6
)' M. ea
IVintrh 4
I olte, 4b I
Ftahue, p 4
3 3 t'tke. mil;
i '. I i J Jilniporlant Mertinp of
T .i'e llllilll;
Ti Jll.tll
eNor ay inningai
V. ah!n!..,i e ell ej 4
I'll .44... n. -t III l-t
a nun a,- Miaa Jlt-1 in,a.ei I't
"i.l. W...f in, Hi lie ila.l.Ka.t
' e il i .n. ! i, a I tv.. i
I: task III, Jn l, Ir.e, ie l'..h a
Tlife lata k.l I. lliii, V aa.
'irill ki t a,,ii. . am
Keiiiii.l I. tUl-.ttay Ii S ban ,a ll.ii. a
' -i. lelt . e a. a
lt. I l'li.llt .k -a. 4 Haa.. ,4 la. a
I'll I ! a I . , , . a ..
I lea, re. a.ee .-il kiula I .. ,
.iir , ii. t
t st a m ri
tlal M iMaej . It Vaaa t-a It. tt
I aA ii -ai i tl i a , l
-.. ta.aetea.4 ill tt a, . t
tteaeafli. a.taw.t lit as ! a ,
at'tsee, Stt.ltaia a III a SS lit !.
I J'
v&Tfers
S 11 ' " - '- - I i . --ee
t !" . I Vt I t
e a 14 r i
H-.aar la.a 1 1 it ,,, ,u
e-ske. raatA,a Itl l lit t-t
tan ik .. hi m (. tu
eiatva., t ..... I a k - . !
lee Harmon, rnplain of Ilia
Dakota Wealrjan university who
waa one of the star In Ilia Crrlgli
lull rlr)an game )etriday at
frei;litiiit tie Id, Harmon I r
lain and fullbaik id (he Mllilirll
eleven and Saturday tore large
liiilc In Hi ( rrlifliton line.
JrtwJ
i.mS . "Mil " I '
urwWii lis.
&r"$sT v':. I V.'r-.
fth "f it'
I M ' i
vif,W Wit 1 1 rub. 3li
itt'dj Lg I'r.h. 2b
B m-4 .Muu.'i, if
SMv3k Yung, rf
' King, lb
Z-e)?Rw I'linm. if
W:tJh'x$'t- ' liowton, c
f 'vW.-mn" 'svn, p
Crcighton Beats
Wcslcyan, 7-0
South Dakota i;ipvf?n Out-
playetl in AH Quartars
Kcept Fourth.
Creigliton university's football team
npined its grid season on Creighton
field yesterdaf afternoon hy trim
ming the South Dakota Wesloyaiw,
7 to 0, in a gniiiB that wan featured
by the broken field running of Lew
man Lane, Blue end White quarter
back. The liKht Wesleyon team was out
played by the Crelshlon grldaters in
all quarters of the contest except the
fourth, when the football battlers
from up north played the Crcighton
team to a standstill.
Creighton's lone touchdown came
In the secontl quarter. After Lane
returned a punt ami a series of line
smashes advanced the oval down the
field, a forward pass. Lane to LYndu
Age, was good for 17 yards and a
touchdown. Lane then dropped back
of the five-yard line and booted a
placement kick for the seventh tally.
The lineup:
frelghton 7 S. 1. elejn 0
Bendelaga (CI..B. K Ferguson
Van Ackcran K. T Smith
flayer K. G Beck
Logan C Waller
McAleer L. tl Jitieon
Kcnn L. T Com h-r
Paynter '. K Scnllin
Lane ij. H H.rther
Speli her L. H Vlkr
Yerhnut 'p B .' llarnmn
ManKy K. 11 With
Substitutions L'r-litlit, m: Tetiin for
Yeclout, Neary for tinver, Splttli-r for
Vsn Ackormi. Kclli y f"r Cp, P hrr, !or
wsrt for Mi'.Met-r, Krbenrt for rnvnter.
Fisher for l.Hne. Spei-h-r for Kclley.
Yei-hnut for Tev'ln. Vnn Aek-ran f"r
Neary, tlayer for liorwari, Nol:iu for Lo
gan, Login fr Nolan. I'aynter f"r Fr
heart. Wealeyan I'err for Walker,
sieinmoiia for H.rtber. Sleinmons for
I'err. Bother for llei k, R.ai n .for smith.
Huhh.ird for Jensun, Reai Ii lor feather.
Score by nerloda:
Creighton ' '
Wrslyan " -
Kuninmry Toii-h'.own llendelege.
floel from l-laivinent follow leg toui n
.liiaa' l.ene
l(f.l: llltil tr: nereree. j.'oo-
at.m. N.l"aKe. un.i.tre. I urn l'o e.
bleak. b'ed lllieaoan. Carer. IVrii'll.
ll.ond hnlfl lt-l"r.e. iH'Vle, N
t'fua'ia, um r.'. l,i,"V. Cornell, head
linesmen, Ua,l. Mealeiaa.
V. A. I . (.ttiniinttcr j
Th annunl Bi-etitm or ;
i f Xt -nvgrra rn l 1'ti.i mplon'hi" '"'
mite. ... it,, m i wtiui a-..a
I.l U if li A A f. Will l led I" I
a ..
.c !;i. at ..! it I f ifi ptit''e
i.f ail' tlia lh tl ,!. (-ulli.t-iiiMeh.p '
tt'e-nl t th ..eTel- e.u: ! T'-' '
Yji-I u fx'-fla in Ti i ' an I li'M
m t , et tha arn-nl li t it Hl ' I i
t.rtiher : I en I ,n r.n i' I iil 1
r ) ie l up.. I H i I e,vii a .i n
li, tire f.-r -.-i i ic
!:-, . tit ti
t j mi ,i
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1 a I re
t . l-a tl. Ill, a : 1.
HI t : .V ' t ! W
e f l' Isa a .
Afur itaiiii fur
1 he t'tr e !.', Hint
eas.iit
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Sou'pawReuther
Wins Seventh
From Phillies
llruoklyn. S-i-t. I Southpaw Iteu'her
win his seventh genie fmm ih I'hillie
loil.y for lirookln hn ha l.ai ll.aj,
o iiy lo I. Three rune in tit fut In
llll.g us 10 ra.a.a and Wheal triple
mi It'Uiher an advantag he retained
Tha seaaun ends vtiih nn gem loitiur
ro,
H.-ore:
I'HILAMCI.I'IIIA I Uln'i iK l-Y 7
AU II ii A I A II II OA
M'r'un. ea 4 I 2 ; Ulaon. lb III
K.pti, l I
Willi, a, if
I I 3 jotine'n, 4
I I T 'lilt h, rf t
I heal. If 4
I I Mt.ra rf I
I 2 I I- endt. Ill 4
I I o IllaO. lb 3
Oil Huiilinaa '4
4 I
2
t
a
i) I
I
1 I
Vt nlaer. if I
M. ,!.. rf 1
Henlllie. u 4
I.e.. If 1
l.-e'le, Ih 4
I'aik n. 2b 4
Meailo's, p 4
I Heulher, p
t I
Totals II I 27 II
Total 3 124 14, I
h.-ur. by lnnlna. I
Philadelphia, e Oil 2" 4 !
Ilruoklyu i " '.
S lllimaiy Hum. Wrlglllainne. Islle. I
Wltllanie, Mejili.ua, Olenn. Julilialour T
Irlffltli Di, V. l.-.t. H' hiii.ii.lt, Krrnr:
I'ai klnein. TwU'lieao htte: lleitllne. lead-
owe. Wheat, right.tiin- Three-baee
llta: W heat. Hi llin.iiilt S,i. rifle hlta:
High, alyere. Doulov i'lee: 'il.un tnjotiii
elon tu Hi htnenilt; Jnhlieton lo 'ajlenn In
Hibmandt: Writhtetor. i' I'arklneon to
l.eelle: l'nrkllien to Wrlghtatuna) lo Les
lie. Left nn baaes: Pllllailelnhl'l. : llrouk-
lyn, I, Baeea un ball.: off Meairlowa, 2;
off Reuther. 1. Mlruik nut: By lleednwa,
2: by Heuihrr, 3. I'mpires. McCornilrk
nd Emello. Time: I 30.
(Jianta Divide.
New York, Sept. 3d. The New
York Olunts divided a doulile-Jieuder
with Ilostnu today, the visilurH win
nlng tbo first uitine, 5 lo 1, while thu
L'hfirnplous took the secuml, S to 3.
f ore, first gsine:
NEW YORK. I IMifiTu.V.
AH. H. O.A.I All. II. OA
linnet, ea 4 1 ft 2 Imw.-1I. cf ft I ft 0
4 2 I 2 Ku.f. :b
4 0 11 Sthwh, rf
4 1 2 0 Hi k-l, 3 la
4 110 Brbre. :tn
4 2 OMson. If
4 1 3 ' Henry, lb
2 2 3 0 Ford, ee
4
3
2 O
I
4 2
4 o
2 0
1 I 3 I u'Nelll. c 4
3 I 0 Hulhsn, p 2 0 0
-l
Totals 35 12 27 l Totals 31 27 It
H'ore by Innlnge:
Boston 001 300 1 Oil C
New York 010 000 0001
Summary Rune: King, Houthworth.
Boi-ckel, Nixon. Kord. O'Neill. Krrors:
Btineroft. Meuael. Two-base hlte: ' Nixon,
O'Neill. King, Snyder. Ilrmi run: Nixon.
Sacrifice: Hullhen. Double plays: Frlneh
to hnncroft. King lo Ford to Henry.
Left on banes: Boston, ft: New York, 7.
Bsaes on bulls: Off I'tvengross. 4 Struck
out: Hy Hzvengrnes. I: by Hullhan. 2.
H't by pitched bsll: By rsvenamiii (Hull
hen), rmplrra: O'Sulllvsn and Wester
Score second game:
BOSTON. I NF.W YORK
AB.H.O.A! AUH.O.A.
Powell, cf 3 0 2 0 Banr'fl, s 1 I 0 1
Kopf. 2h 4 13 4iIsckson, es 4 0 0 4
I'hrlrt'y.rf 4 3 2 IIIM Phee. 3b 4 1 2 2
f'rulee If 4 I 4 n.MHguire, in a i .i i
Hoeikel.h 4 0 3 S'lllgbee. If 4 2 0 0
Henry, lb 4 0 10 0Shin'r, ri 1 I i o
Cnll'er ss 4 0 0 21 King, lb 4 1 14 0
(ilheon. o 4 3 1 licun nm, ct 4 a l "
Braxton, p 2 0 0 IjSmlth. r, 2 t 3 0
Osston, c 2 0 10
Totals 33 8 54 1lBlume, p 2 1 0 0
Total .15 1127 14
Scor by Innings:
Boeton "01 001 oin3
New York 100 001 Six ft
Summary Runs: Powell, Christ onbury.
Olbson. Hnncroft, Jackson, MaoPhe. Cun
ningham, Blume. Errors: Cruise, Hoerkel,
tiolluuher. Mat Thee, Shlnners. Two-base
hlte: I'hrtstenhury, Cunningham. Three.
baan hit: McPhee Stolen basea: Cunning
ham. Oneton. Sacrifice hit: Braxton.
Iioulile play: Jackson, Magulrat and King.
Left un 'banes: Boston, ft; New York. 8.
Bn sen oil balls: Off Blume, 1: off Brax-
2. Struck out: By Blume, 2. Wild
plti h raxton. Pnss:ed ball: (inston. I m
pitch: Braxton. Passed ball: Gaston. Time:
:5I.
Chicago. Sept, 31, First game;
ST. LOVIM. I CHICAGO.
AH. II. P A.I AB.H.P. A.
Bladen, If 4
1 III Stilts, cf
oon
T.Smllh. cf 4 3
2 iilHoll'her. s
1 3 1
12H
2 13 1
S 3 1
2 I n
3 0 ;t
1 0 I
ooo
0 0 II
0 0 II
1 0 0
ooo
0 0 0
llorne'y, 2b 4 3
Bolt'ley. lb 5 0
Stock 3b ft 1
4, Terrv, 2b
lltlrltnes.lb
3i Friberg, rf
H Miller. If
jlKelle'r. 3h
liAldrl ge, p
0, Cheeves, p
0 illnrber
Oj Sturlsnd, i
21 slieutbcote
Schulta, rf
AIna'lh. c
Lavan. es
Sherdel. y
North, p
Sell, p
Doak, p
5 2
ii 2
2 0
n 0
0 0
0 0
I Ksu'ann, p
Totals S6 15 27 HlaMateel
Totals
ill.ltted for Cheeves In 4th.
t Hotted for Stuelst.d In tl h
zltnn for Miller In th.
Scorn by innings:
S 18 27 II
St. Loul ..
Chicsgu
.002 114 0011
.000 401 0121
Summsrv Runs: RImI.s Ifornshy.
Slock. Ainxmlih, I. an 12). Sell, (irlines
I2i, Friberg (.1). Miller, Kell.her HI.
k'm... -r.r.i, r.ku kit., t.piu le.i.
Iteig Miller, Alnsmllh III. niades. itorns-
by. Three-baee hit: Schults. Home run:
B:atlus Stolen bese: Friberg, Sacrifice
bits: J Smiih. Levan ill, Sell, ttouhla
rliyi: Terry to drimes: Ftiberg to Orimee;
Stock to llornsby lo Uotlnmley; loak to
Alltsmlth to llolluniley Left on ba.ee: St
I. "uia, 1; Chicago. 7 Bases sn balle: Off
Mietdel, 1; ofr A'.lrl.lae. I: off Slo.ii..l.
I; off Sell, I Struik out: Br Al.lriilge I
by sell.,, 3 Il ls off Sherd.l, 7 In 3 1-1
! inntngs: off North. I In I I Inning; off
I s.:l 1 m I I I Innniss: nfr !oak. I In t !-
I Irnins; off AMrialg. II ia l-l Innings;
'off i beevr., no in I I Inning; eff tue
totld, 1 le. I Innmte. off haufmann, la
I linnln IL! ,v Hi' hnl bell: By Cheee.
1 Bu'l.s: by Sett, V'rieetg I'aaeed bll: Alt),
jeiuith Winietig itihd. M.u, t.oiin ptieh
I r: Al lraUe I'tiipites. S.ntell anA Hi-
(r i,on , ciik .i.
A II II I AO H tl A
n.,a if , , i ,.i,,, j.
1
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a i , . a i t a , i I laa en .
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U , i -...! Mo, a -ae. . I
,a-i.e - II It ! e - I it l
I 1 . .I.
tiU' Ihitt a ni-w h-.iiwigit
sensation Itfishea Miroaa tha
horison In one "Untiling "
t'lkl, Aiiienian priifiiit"r are
' liurlnc' up ihe i-atile laetwn
tliit ciiuntry and the old trying
tu land the tlg Hengelia Ultllrr
fur a (."lit.
lillea all this rable nlufJ I go.
ing un, hi It I la gelling denly pub
Hi lly ami a foreigner ruining oter
here lo tight sure need it.
lime mi !hl side of Ihe Allan
lir, Mlii iirittialiiy will be pitted
against a "set up." Hie rolured
I altli-r Mill kniH H Ilia "set up"
rurkiKi and I lien Ilia promoter
nill I rot out Harry Wills.
A UlilsHlkl bout ,wlili Ihe
proper pul'liiliy, will draw a large
gate. Utile Is limiwii of hlkl's
ring ahllity oiilalde of hi victory
uvrr t arM nlier, hut aliould he
tlcfeul Wills then MUlir llinip
bey will enlrrlnln Hie henecalear
lllthlrr.
If press reporta uie true about
t'lkl training oti hurd liquor and
iilwny enti'i'.ng the ring for a
light well "glnm-d" tip, American
funs won't expect biin to last very
lung with aJi'inpry, Hlkl's stonmcli
rertitlnly would receive a lot of
punishment from lempy nnd
riftht now that liniks Ilk the
easiest wuy In (nil him.
tl.OUH WITIISir.Vi:U I.IM.VfiS.
Wonder what Mister Drmpsey
bus to say now. TliAe are two
dirk clouds Imnglnr over his dome
Instead of one. Cloud. flout rap
idly by and we don't think the
champion Is losing any sleep wor
rying. l99hUri'-.
The allileflc department of Ihe
Olilulioma . and M. college lias
Issued the football raiiiouflage
mill. I' ret ty soon tiny will be
pul t in c; (he imme "foolhall" on
Ihe hack of the still so that the
fans will know I hey are football
pls)er.
natTbai..
It's a well known fin t that a rat
can't fish, but loves to eut 'em.
And a pitcher can't bat, but boasts
of his hits when he gets any.
THK ( HAI.I.KNf.K. .
Charlie Hanson lo Joe Kleclier:
I railed
Hut you answered not.
FOOTALl
RESULTS
LOCAL. '
Creighton, 7; Bokntn Musician, 0,
OTIIKK lir.hl I TS.
Notre Bamr, 40 1 KalBmiutoo, 0.
Columbia, 14) Wisconsin Mine. 0.
lordham, 13; f'anleliis.
College, 14; I'pper Iowa, 0.
Colby, 8! Boston university. X (tie.)
Hensnelenr. 25; St. Stephens. II.
Penn Mule, 28; Williams nnd Mnrle, 7.
Holy Crnas, ,1ll( Providence College, 8.
Bui-knell, 41; Alfred, t).
Yale. 1.1; Cnrnegl Teeli, I).
Ilrlnnell, I It 1'itwni l ollege. 0.
htatai Teacher. X; Cornell, C ollege, 0.
s.vracuee, 47; Muplemherg, 0.
ermonf, 7 i Mnine, 0.
Tufts, 13; tonne Unit Agglrs, 0.
WcsleMii, 23; In Inn, 0.
New York university, 33; New York Ag
yjes. 0.
Army. US l Springfield, II.
tturvnrd. 20; Midilleburg, S.
Brown. 27: Rhode Inland Mute, 0.
Bulgers, 1 3 j Perm Military, (l.
Centre, 21; ('tendon, 0.
Columbia, 4S; I minus, 7.
(iiasjla, 14; Mercer, 0.
SATl'KDAY'S UA.l l.TS.
LOCAL.
Central, 82; Crelghlun High, 0.
MATE.
I.lncnln, S; Fremont, 0.
Iiaknla City, S3; Jinkaon, ft.
Lyons, AH; jlmiper. It.
(.othrnhurg .'II; Mnnon City, 0.
I happell, 18; altileebun. tl.
York, 17; tattperlnr, ll.
I nlvcr.it v I'fice, 8; Crete, fl.
Adiime, 23; College View, 0.
Halting. Hi Miliden, 0.
Holilrrge. 7; Oxford. 0.
Ilarard 41- Hetlltalilllff, .
rUjaril eeaolida. ; Scotl.bluff e.cniKl.. 0.
Ilia) aid Ba-coiHIs, ; naoiiemuii
Mills. 0.
I'awnea City. 13: falls t it), 1.
Xrlla-h, 111 Stanton, tl.
Ord, till Central City,
Kenraey, ti t.ruod Island, ft.
Iliimeit. 44 1 llenkrluiann, .
Aurora, 21; I'ola, c,
i ot.t i:t.e.
Ilea Mnlne linHeraltr. t0 SHU
See-
rial-
imian. 4l (irau-eland. .
Texas yn.lver.4lr. U: Auella eullege. e.
Howard I'ayae) llre, 14; TrM A. Bad
.. I.
Baseball Dope
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"lUttlimt" Hikl wi.tr a al'e 14
slina. whli ti tun kis him have a gid
fniliidutiiin.
t'r" niicr d du't know thia lie
fine 4-iit.rlt.ii ihe rlrg ltl Hundny
iiinl. as a irsult, aei'luus itiitnaire
w.ts wnnight tu his clsasit profile,
I low Time Hie.
Arrordliig lo rt'srU Iroin I'aris,
(irnrges larpciillir hua been work
ing b (me the nmliun piiture
camera, and Ihe plilure waa half
finished wliesj he anpird In fight
hikl.
The sernlid half of Ihe picture
nill prohalili be viiplli'iii'tl "Twen
ty .ear later."
IMI'OKTVVr SV.WS.
l'.d lwia retained tha- world'a
nillt till" When 11" llifi-dtel tiuldllto
twice, 1 hi nl.y tiifiiiiiilng the world
Hint lie la in ciuidltluii.
LITTIK liTi?fl.l-K, I0MK
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INTO A Mil IvKII TOWN
THAT WE MIV I'l.W
AM) IIMI.ItK liOIII) I'AY
Mlll.l; SUKKKS MVAKYi
AflOlNU.
IIKTTUt I.ATK THAN NKVKU
President Al Trartiey of th" West
ern leu uue enys Hint the rlub own
els must tul udmisslon prices and
pay snuillcr sulnries now that the
season Is over.
FANS KllorijTKK ll'l'V
"Silent" Jack Tlerney, in.tn.igcr
of find Igan, Isn't oil frlndly
terms with the Minnesota lioxlng
tfummlsslon. Tlerney appenred be
fore tho "coiulsh" with articles that
were signed by the Dululh club for
a llRht between Johnny Tlllmim and
Hud Loicnn. lie bus un Iron clad
cont ret.
Tearney called off Iwo (IkIiIs fur
his mauler and went all Ihe way
lo the twin titles. "Sileiil" landed
in Dulutli to discover llmt the Till-man-Ixigan
match was off. Now
Tearney demands a payment of
$100, and according lo Minneapolis
papers, will get It.
Ml'T WRITE HOOK
"rattling" 8lkl may be the light
heavy weight champion of Europe
but the SengelcMe tighter can't con
sider hlrmelf an honest to-goodness
ch.Hnp until he writes a book on
how he won the title.
MAKE GOOD BANKERS
The Hankers' National convention
will be held in New York during
the world's series week, and after
learning how murh the players re
reive, they will probably be made
honorary members of the organiza
tion. -BARNEY BIRCH.
It's easy enough lo look pleasant
When your team is winning each
day;
Rut Ihe innn.'iser worth while
Is the bird who can Siiiile
When Ihe club Isn't winnliic that
May.
Ql'ITE SO, HIRAM.
".Slki Knows llue Value of Vic
tory,'' reads headline in local news
paper. Which isn't anything new
for a champion.
A ( 01 TI.K JIM JENSENS
Inlmiiy Creeley, former iii.inaKei
of "Kid" St lilnifer. ia in Chicago
and writes thai he has a promising
stable of fit liters. Johnny also
ntiii that lie experts tu develop a
chainploii or two, but that's all.
S.UA.r MATTER.
It's .t pretty gotnl w.ixcr that Pur
ney l'-tiich had quit a few thincs
to any about t,a il(cliiiig staff after
the season closed last Tuesday in
Denver nntl they weren't a hit cum
Idiincntiiry, either.
THE WHENM-En.
Hy J.ii k lull").
I neirr bin t llirlii
I lietrr let lll ill llllipen thrill.
Tht-y are my wreallrra; my breail
and buller.
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World's Series;
baseball!
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