Rixey's Hurling
Wreaks Havoc
With Dodgers
Cincinnati Twirlcr Completes
Thirty-First Consecutive
Shutout Inning—Pinelli
Stars at Bat.
□INCINNATI. .Ilily 18
—Rlxey of Cincin
nati In shutting out
Brooklyn today, four
to nothing, complet
ed his 31st consecu
tive inning without
being scored on. He
allowed only three
singles, did not walk a hatter, and
not a Brooklyn runner reached spr
nud base In the nine innings. Rixey
i eceived perfect support, Caveney's
fielding being a feature. Pinelli led
llie Beds at haf with three dean hits,
and stole home in the sixth iiiiiiiii;.
BROOKLYN | N) CINCINNATI (N)
ih.h.poj 8, ah h po p a
High 4 0 1 h 0 Crlts 2b 4 12 0 0
Stuck 3h 4«»21 OD’bert lb 4 112 0 o
''beat If 3 110 0 flonali «f 4 0 0 0 0
F'enter lb 3 0 # 0 ODumin If 2 0 .1 0 o
Brown « f 3 0 h fl 0 H’gra ve c 42100
»• filh if 3 12 0 0 Walker if 3 0 1 0 0
i\ I man 2b 3 O 4 3 OPinelll 3b 4 3 0 2 o
H berry c 3 10 o iiCm’fj *•» 3 2 2 4 o
x4.oflua 0 0 0 0 d Kixay p % o o 3 0
K hard* p 2 0 0 1 0 .— — - -
*Ne»* I « 0 it u Total* 31 9 27 10 0
Tot a 1m 29 ;i 24 11 o
xlbn for Hebert v n ninth.
\ Batted for Khrhnrdt jn ninth.
Score by Inning*
Brooklyn .(too 000 O00 (> ,
• In. immti ..010 003 im»\ 4 !
Summary -Runs Ha'grave. Walker,;
Pinelli Stolen baae.n: Hail he rl.
Pinelli (2) Paveney Houble play*:
Kixey to Caveney to Dauheri; High to
Kingman m Fournier. J.efi on baeea
Hmoklyn, 2. Cincinnati, <C Bate* on1
ball*: Off Khrhardt. 3. Struck out: By
Kixey. I. Umpire*: Klein and Wilaon.
Time: 1:18.
Cooper's Wares
Puzzle Giants
1 'in sburgh. Pa. July 14 —Pittsburgh
derisively defeated New York 9 to 2. to
ds >. makltr It two out of rhree game*,
•’uyler's three hif*. inc luding a triple,
brought his record to nine safe drives
in the senes. Maranville accepted eight
" ore chances cleanly, bringing his smug
to 141 without a misplav. The Pirates hit
three pitchers hard while Cooper puzzled
the (tianta throughout. The score:
NEW YORK <S) PITTSBURGH (N)
aVh.po.a.e ab.h no a e
Tminr rf 4 a 2 0 1 Ma'ilte ?b 6 12 4 0
Frisch 2h 4 3 A 2 ACarev cf 6 3 2 A A
U’rom 2b 0 0 0 0 0 Cuyler If 4 3 4 A 0
Sou'rth < f 4 1 2 n 2 Wright as 5 2 13 0
Meusel If 4 3 3 0 I Bar’art rf 5 1 3 1 o
Kelly lb 4 A 11 A llT vnor 3b 4 2 I 1 >•
J Uson nr 4 111 0 Grimm lh 4 I l I o «
Groh 3b 4 A 1 2 A Smith c 3 2 3 A A
Sn 'der e 4 14 2 A Cooper p 4 2 t) 3 A
lieu i lev u » A o 0 A —
l>*an p A A A 1 A Tola '* 33 17 27 1 4 0
.Ion id p 2 0 0 6 it
Totals 34 9 24 12 4
Score by inning*:
New York .10A not non 2
Pittsburgh . 330 Aio llr 9
Summary—Runs: Frisch (2>. M*ranv!|le.
Carey (2). Cuyler, Wright. Barnhart.
Smith, Cooper (2). Two base hits: Friech.
Smith. Meusel. Three-base hlta: Frisch.
Maranville. Cuyler. Stolen bases; Wright,
t a rev. Cuyler. Sacrifice; Smith. Doub'e
plays: F'risrh to Snyder to Groh to
Young; Travnor to Maranville m Grimm.
I.eft on txsea: New York. 6; Blftsburgh.
H. Bases on balls Off Cooper. 1. Struck
out: Ry Jonnard. 4; by Cooper. 2. Hlta
«iff Bentley. 3 In no inning; none out in
first off .Tonnard. S in 4 2 3 inning*; off
r>*an, 4 In 1 1-3 innings. Hit by pitched
hell: Rv Jonnard. Cuyler. Loeing pitcher:
Bentley. Umpires: Rigler and Moran.
CARDSTROUNCE
BOSTON BRAVES
Louia Tulv 14—Driving Genewidi ,
f . The box in tha first inning witi.
r ■ hit* and as many runs, and confinu
In g thfir attack again*' Lucas Renton
ami Ttarcifi. the Cgrdinals won the fourth
of the series from Boston today.
In ,0 4 The victory today made it four
«' r.i ight for St Louis. Haines pitching *
ti/ hit. no-run game for the * ard'na’a
estfrdav. The <ardinal* went into ff«»h
i ? •. Boston dropping to seventh. ihe
*' ° B< iSTON IV) *T. LOUIS (M
abhpoae. ab.h po as
1-V!ix r f 5 12 0 0 J Smllb 'f o 3 3 A 0
> kliun if 4 I 2 A A Holm cf 3 2 I A A
' I ; I » M >, rf-lb 1 1 J 0 I
i I nnl* 1" 4 1*-" H'niby 2b 4 13 4 1
| ,,|pet» b 4 0 12 " ll'rr lev 1b 2 » 12 I A
n«rn v :>b 4 111" Flack < f n 0 1 0 «
B Smith *s 3 1 J 2 " Blades if 6 0 « 1
,i \111 c 4 2 5 2 OT'orcer 3b 4 2 1 2 1*
Geii.-u'h u » o o a o Gonzales .31 I o 0
j ., . v. ,, i i I n ON'her gall c 0 '» 1 «» *
> W ilson A A A •» 0 • 'coney l>s 4 1 3 9 A
Item.m p » A A ? 0 fYU'man p 4 1 " 2 a
> i ; | iiMi ri 1 A A A A *D> *T ] 1 A 0 «'
Y t' r a ’ n D A A A 3 A
x \jatl-, j A rt o 0 Totals 3 7 1? -'7 1* 3
Tfd.a I* 34 9 4 1 4 A
v Ratted tor Lucas In fifth
\ Ba'ied for Benton In seventh,
x B*tted for Yeargin in ninth
.WoMMl tor Ron»l„ in «vmhi]n 4
h" 'Louis":::.'.' ^
• uininiry- - Runs : Cunningham, Mfln
r * R Smith f2t J Smith (31. Holm
I?) Hornsby. Botiomle . Topercor.
. renev. Dtckermsn Two base nits
Ho-nsby (2). Toporf *r. Melnnis. Threa
»**• hi * Cooney. J. Smith^ L’). Dlcker
rr an. Bisdes. Toporrer htolen bases
Hornetv. Muclle* Sarrifjc* hits Hnrlll
,. Fls'k. D« ubla play Hornsby *o
• ’oonev to Mueller Left on bases Bos
ton ?• ft Lou!a 4 Pa*** on ball*: nff
Renton 3: off Pkkerman 3 JjHUfk
out: By Lurt* 1 ; bv Benton 1. bv
virgin. 1 Hits: Off GsnewIcK \ in
one.third inn-ng off Lucas. 7 1n lores
and two third* inning* off Fenton. * a
two innings. Off Yeargin. 3 in two n
r IS Wild pitches Te*rf,n '?) R* k
t ijras. Losing pitch*- Oanawlch
p,re« Sweeney, Quigley and O Da).
Time; 1:45._
Adams’ Hitting Wins fnr Cubs
Chicago. July 14 —Adams’ timely bat
ting loday gave Chicago a 2 lo I vlo
i„,y over Philadelphia In a lA-Innln*
|.nrhlng duel. Adam* drove to th# first
i i,n for the locals in the sixth, and with
ire its*** filled Ills aingl* broke up ’he
jri.i-e in t hr 10th. Sensation*1 fielding
behind Aldridge prevented the visitors
fi ,,ni winning, flour*:
rillU’HHIA iN) CHICAGO (Vi
ii b li po.H •• a b.h p" a •
Hand ** 4 A 2 7 Ofttais cf % I * A (l
)l,,,,ier rf 4 a 2 A fllf’lorher a* «* 4 .. 1
U rie 3b 2b 4 2 3 2 ••Adams lb * 2 1 3 n
K. hulls If 4 A A A "Golfer lb 3 0 1! 1 0
] i * ii 11<1- f 4 I 3 0 A Fr I berg 3 b 4 u l 2 0
li.,11. e lh 3 5 15 A "Grigsby If fill"
j. ,i ,i ''h 2 U 4 b A ll’cotw rf 4 A 3 A A
xWilliam* I A o » A|tartnett c 4 • • i «
» P’inson fb 0 A A a O/V’ngei " A « A A
11 e n I me I » " “ «*Ald ;tdge p 3 1 0 I 9
Woe In 3h •» A a A a
Wilson i 4 2 A 4 » Totals *5 3 |A J w I
• »**»chg*r p 2 A A 1 A
• Mil. hell 1 1 A » A
I I*'.Uteri A 0 A A A
Hells P 1 A 0 A «l
To a ’* 1 ■ «x M 2 I 1
xRatied for Ford if nin'n
x Hatted for Oeschger.
, »*. iit.i fnr Oaachger *m a gb-h
X n*M ‘d for Parkinson 'n ninth
m . jt <«hM winning run * "red
7 Hsii for Msrtnatt in 10th.
Fcora bv Innings
t •». • ago .000 000 ’ — *
' lumm.ii) Hun,. Wll,on.
k.,| hlti. Adam* Wilson Thr-#
I . m* ; Grigsby Sacrlfi * b"*: Adan.
Mdritlg*. Double plays’ Aldrldg* fo Hoi
■., h#,,- m I’otter; Adams *o Hollocher to
Grigiby to aTiiiii; Krlber,r t»
II • rl n r 11 In ''nllnr T.»ft nn IHM"
«l»lplr« Chl<«*n, 1 H,»'i on bill*
: ,rr ,*«rh«-. i. "ft sjrtrid**. :■ off
r, i * h « Mtrurk "u' By A In ridge. J
II .. nff Oeechgar. 6 in 7 inning* off
Re is j In 2 1 3 Inning* Losing pl»ch*r
Mens llmolras; Pfirman. Hart and M
Cotmlok. Tims: 1 47.
f American Association
.1 ,1 v II — K H N*
Columbus .... l ■ ,
Paul . , "
I {rr'es M QidMsn and • ( tn r
(• \ end I »l*on.
M Inne* ptd * Julv M H H b
Tf, frfn .I *. 5 11 1
511 nneaboMs 7 1 * ^
Ha'ierie* Ra'dw'n Johnson and
prime*. Ha’ rls MrrtV»i«v and Maver.
Mliwaukee. WIs, July II P tf. F
looulavllle # • • 1 * J
M') wa.uk** .1 4
Matter)** Pullen and Broil anr» . I’otl
»r d H h I n s li 11
kansa* Cllv .mly !• Indianapolis
f »•••# City, pusipuusd. rata.
i
l&selxill ltbiilts
and Standings
WESTERN I,EACH F..
Standing*.
U Ij. P. t Win J.osr
Omaha ..%« 31 .fill .MR .fi.’ifi
Denver .5 2 an . s 71 .576 -6
St. Joseph ..'I 39 .567 .7.71 .560
Tulsa . 61 40 .560 .565 .564
Oklahoma City ...4 7 4 3 .622 .627 .516
Wit hit a . 46 45 .505 .611 .50
D*s Moines .27 60 .31 * 326 .316
Lincoln . 27 6* .314 . .22 .310
Yesterday’s Result*.
Den ver-Okla homo City, postpon'd.
Dr* Moines, *; Tulsa. *. (felled, dark
re *s)
Wichita-Omaha. postponed, rain.
St. Joseph-L’ntoln. postponed, rain.
Games Today.
Wfrhita at Omaha.
Oklahoma City at Denver.
Tulsa at Das Moines.
St. Joseph at Lincoln.
NATIONAL LEACH E.
Standings.
\V. L. I’* t. W n Los
Neve York . 5 5 2* .663 6h7 .665
Chicago .46 .i 6 ...61 <66 .664
Pittsburgh .4 4 5 7 .543 .549 .5.1 i
Biooklyn ..4 4 40 .524 .529 .6 16
Cincinnati .45 43 .511 .17 .606
St. Louis . 34 49 4 10 4 17 .406
Boston . 53 60 39.H .405 395
Philadelphia .... 52 60 .590 39S .365
Yesterday's Result*.
Pittsburgh. 9 New York, 2.
Cincinnati. 4. Brooklyn, u.
St Louis. 14»; Boston 4
Chicaso. . Philadelphia. 1.
(tames Today .
Boston si Si. Louis.
Brookly n Ai Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
.New York at Piltaburgh.
ami Kit \n Tkach e.
Standing*.
W. i. IV t Wm Lose
New York . 49 ... -76 -6.1
Washing I on .... 4* 36 5-6 5r. 5 % .<2
Dal roil .4* 5* ..'5* .563
Chicago . 4 2 42 -oo ;.!•!. -*hi
SI . I..ill IS . 4 1 4 . 4 > H 41* 1 .4*2
Cleveland . 40 4 4 4.6 4*'..' 4ji
Boston . 3S 4 7 44 < 4 7.3 44
Philad. Iphiii.46 5 1 .407 4 1 i 4u.t
Yesterday's Result*.
Philadelphia. 4 Phicng<<. 5
Cleveland. S* . New Yotk. 2 .
! lei roll. 4 . Boston.
St Louis 7. Washington. 6.
(•nme* Today.
Si Louis si w ashlngi on. •
Cleveland ><t New Yotk.
Detroit at Boston
Chicago at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN ASSCIC IATION.
Standing*.
W. L. P'-f. Win Lose.
Louisville . -0 3 6 .6*1 . 6.Vh ,o7.»
Si. Paul . 51 5* .-' 73 .57* .667
Indianapolis . 4* ;/ .665 570 i-n
'olumbus . 4«» *6 .465 47 1 .460
Kansas City . 40 47 .460 466 .456
’I filedo . 39 46 .459 4*3 .463
Milwaukee . 3 9 4 7 .4 4 7 4 53 «4 2
Minneapolis . 39 49 443 .4 49 .42*
Yesterday’s He*ul4*.
St. Paul. 3. Columbus. 1
Louisville. 2. Milwaukee, l.
Minneapolis. 7. Toledo,
Indiana polls-Kansas Cit y, | o*. p-nrd.
ruin.
Games Today.
Toledo st Minneapolis.
• olumbus at St. Paul
Indianapolis at Kansas Pity.
Louisville at Milwaukee.
MICHIGAN-ONTARIO LEACH E.
Bav City. s ; Kalamazoo, 3.
Saginaw, 7; Muskegon, 3.
Flint. 1: Hamilton. 4
Grand Bapida, 3. London, 6.
SOI THKRN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta. I: N* w Orleans. 2
Memphis. *. Chattanooga. 6
Lift I** Hock. 3. Nashville. J5.
Birmingham. 10. Mobile. 7
INTERN ATION \L LE \Gl K.
Jersey City, 6; Rochester, 10.
Heading. 11-3; Buffalo, 2-5.
Baltimore. t>, Toronto, 3.
Newark, 4; Syracuse. >.
S*»c-»nd game Buffalo and He - I i-r
• ailed by Hgieeinent In aevenih
THREE-EYE* LEACH K.
Decatur. 6. Danville. 3.
Peoria. 2; Bloomington. 1.
Evansville. 4; Terre Haute. *.
TEXAS LrTaGCK.
DaUss. *; Houston. 9.
Fort Worth. 4. San Antonio. 9.
Wichita Falls. 9; Galveston. 6.
Shreveport, 5; Beaumont, 4.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY,
fedar Rapids. * 3; Burlington. 3 1!
Rock Island. 14 3; Ottumwa, 12 6.
Waterloo, n 0; Dubuque. 7 I.
Marshalltown. 4; Moline, II
Manush Stars
as Tigers \\ in
Boston, July IS.—Detroit • on from Ho*
ton in 11 nnlng* tnd*>. 4 to i. ManiJbh
mud# a remarkable leaping <atrh of Flag
*(#ad‘a drive which* wit* headed f«r an
opening into left field a-nra board, in the
ninth inning It %va* Mtnuib'i Infield
aingla off Fullerton in ’no 11th. followed
hv Cobb* >-i<-rifi«'o and Hlu** • slnr>
Through th< box. tha» »• orod what proved
to be the winning run. The e«ore;
DKTHOI'r (A) BOSTON (A)
a»- h po.a e ab n p" a o
Burke 2b 4 0 3 1 b K ell 3b 5 0 o " O
ManiJKh if ..250 liTotU 1 " « <* 0
i obu <f 3 12 0 0 Wa in's -b *i » 2 . «
H'liiann rf 3 I 2 C* Q Wiirlt If *• ' 2 *' "
HI uh Hi f> 19 0 it Han .* lb 4 1 I i »> <'
Hlgne.v ** i» 0 4 4 Boon* rf 4 « J t»
.lone* 3u 4 13 4 t) I'la gad if 4:4 " t»
Ha**ler c 3')4«i ft l*i« inh h o 3 0 3 «'
Wells \> 1 *' 0 <» Otjeygan r% ! « 2 I O
llul'niv p 3 1 I 2 »K<Tarl( " '» «* " «
Shank* ** 313 7 «
Total* 3< 7 33 1 1 2Fullert'n p 4 0 0 .1 0
Tot ala 4II 6 33 20 0
r.Ratted for Geygan In ihir.!
r Ha it»•»! for Kuell In elavenrlt.
Score by Innings
Detroit . J01 ftf,° °ftn fl 1 4
Boiton . • f*oi nee non on—|
Summary—Rune Burke, Manush l ID.
Cobb Boone. Want began**. Flagetaad
Two-base hl»s Manush. Harrffc. Thre.
ha sc hit*: Cobb, Flagstead stolen base.
Heilmann. Sacrifice b't* Cebb, P'rlnleh
Double play*: Shanks to Warobaga rim to
Ka»ris. Wambagana* to Shank* to Harr s
l eft on bases Detroit b; Boston. 12
Rase* on ball* erff Well*. 4. off Ho' •
my. .3 off Fullerton, 5. Struck out: H>
Holloway, 1; by Fullerton. 2. Hit*. C»ff
Well*. 3 in two and two-thfrd* Inning*
off Holloway. 3 n eight and one third
inning* Winning pitcher: Hollow*
T mpirea kv an* Rowland and • " rn
Time: 2:2*.
CURRY-M’ARTHUR
BOUT POSTPONED
fitoux City, Ta , July IS.—The Con
nl* Curry-Earl McArthur fight,
scheduled to take place hers tonight,
was postponed until Monday night.
July 21, by the promoter. R«lh boys
are from tSloux City. The bout was
an open air affair,
Jimmy Gill, l.a Crosse, WIs. end
Glen Milligan, Ace lludklns of Omaha
end Eddie Iteheati of MlnneaptdC
were h!so scheduled to meet In 10
round bouls
RAIN HALTS PLAY
IN CITY NET MEET
Rmn hailed pipy in the 2Jd hnmin 1
city tennis tournament on the Field
Inh courts yesterday, hut officials of
the tourney announced Inst night
* hat play would he resumed today
Hungarian in* Olympic
Individual Salter Contest
Hr Aaaotlnlerl I’re**,
Paris. .1'ilv 1* Post of Hungary
today won the Olympic Individual
ralier comuet It Ion. pin-ret of Fi nni c
wee set f»nd nnd fiarl of Hungary,
third, Hast of lhe three smred fi%e
victories and two decents hut they
fought off the flea Krhelnket ofllun
ifni v, was fourth; TV .Tod an, Holland
fifth; Osiler of Denmurk, sixth, nnd
Honraux o? France. et" enHi; <’ia- "f
Argentina. was eighth
Crimes Released Oulrijflit.
t'hh’Hgo, July IS First Hangman
Hav fJrltne* of fh*» Chli'HIf'i t'uhe *•»
•night released outright to th*
l.o a Angeles Pacific ton at leap .«
club.
Mrs. Miner W ins Coif I ille.
Norfolk, Nsh,, July 1* Mrs II
Mlnsr Is fhs women's golf rhnmph ri
of ths Norfolk Country Huh hsvlns
dsfsstsd Mis. A. W. Hr n er, In th*
finals, 2 l.
Jacobson s Triple |
Enables Browns
to Trim Senators
Loss of Lame Reduces Na- I
lionals to Second Place
Tin Willi Detroit Tigers; i
Peek’s Krror Is Cosily.
VSHINtJTON, July IS.
— I Mr.tied, . to fi, by
St. I.nui* today, Wash
ington was reduced to
a second place tie with
llrtrnit, winner over
Boston. The Browns
won in the ninth after I
.Marberry relieved Og
den, who left two run
ners on bases with one nut. Staler
fouled t» Taylor, hut the bases were
filled when Perkiupniich fumbled
McManus’ roller. Jacobson then drove
in three runs with a triple to center.
The score:
ST. LOUIS (A) WASHINGTON (A)
ab.h.pn a e ah h.po.a.e.
l obin rf 4 1 :i 0 0 S. Rice rf 4 10 0 0
Bennelt If 6 3 2 0 0 Lelbold rf 4 3 2 0 0
Sigler lb 6 112 11 Harris 2b 4 0 4 3 ('
M'M’ua 2b 4 0 2 5 0 Uoalin If 3 1 3 0 0
Ja'bson rf 5 2 4 0 0 Taylor 3b 1 1 5 0
H'b'son 3b 6 112 0 Judge lb 4 0 12 0 2
Sever r 4 1 1 O 0 Ru»»l r 4 I 3 3 0 |
Gerber bn 4 2 13 0 I* pa ugh ns 3 1 2 6 1
WitiKHl d p 2 1 I 0 Ogden p 4 1 0 U 0
Hhneker p » o o o •» M’berry p 0 0 0 0 0
O'forth p o »» 0 ii o
aH Hite 0 0 0 0 0 Totals U 9 27 16 3
'Tola |« I 2 . I '4 I
x Ha t ie<t foi Wingard in ninth.
Store Ip inning*.
SI Lout* .02ft 02ft 003—7
Washing ion ...002 210 001—t?
Huinmary- Rune: Tobin (2). Hennett
i2i. Mr.Man uk. Robertson, Severeltl, S.
Hire. Lelbold (1, Kuel, Perk inpa ugh, Og
den Two-base hits Perkinp&Ugh. S.
Hire, Garber. Henrieit (2). Three-base
bn* Tobin, Severeld. Lei hold. Jacobson
stolen ba*e' Lelbold. Sacrifice hits:
Wingard, Goslin, McManus, Judge. Left
on bases: Hi. Louis. *. Washington, 1ft.
Bast* on ball* i iff Wingard. 4. off
Hhoeker. 2; off Ogden, 2. Struck nut:
By (igden. 1 Hits Off Wingard, % in
eight inning* (pitched to three batters in
ninth); off Uan forth. ft iti one Inning,
off (igden 11 in eight nnd one-third in
ning*, off Marberry, 1 in two-thirds in
ning Wild pi'- h WingrtrtL Winning
i tcher: Panrorth Lotlng pHrher Or
den I mpir-n. Itineen and Nalltn. Time *3
_ I
Yankees Win, |
Lose to Indians
•
New York, July 1 3 —jCleveland divided
a double-header with the Yankee* here
' ori The visitor* won the first game
easily by h score of 9 to 2. but were
turned back by Penno'dc In the second
■ t»un*J. New York winning this contest
by 7 to 2. The score K
CLEVELAND (A) NEW YORK (A) ^
ab.h po.t.t* ib h.po.s e H
Jan. ton If b .5 4 o OWjtt cf b ft » <' " ■
•Stun in a tf f* 2 •» I Duaan 3h 4 I 0 l> u fl
>Vesker . f 2 ft II (I M• N lv 3b 0 0 1 I " fl
J.K*well MS 5 2 2 ft 0 Ruth rf 2 12 0 U ■
Myall « 4220 •» Meuael If 4 1 «» It f* ■
Brower lb b 3 K ft 1 I'ipp Ih 4 1 9 2 i fl
Kewet r 2b 5 :i t 2 ftllof’ann r 3 0! .3 It K|
l.utzV e ::ii 3 2 2! 0 Ward 2b 4 V ! 2 0 ■
Sutlh p 4013 OPi ott 4 0 3 4 0 jfl
Hush j* 2 4 2 0 ||
To! a I* . ' 1 7 2 7 1 1 2 M a mattx p ft ft ft 0 1 J In
Mor a n 1 ft ft 0 0 jfl
7* erase p " ft t 2 ft j fl
r.yrhang ft ft 0 ft ft jfl
To*a * 77 * 27 16 2 ID
rpoff d for Vlamaiix in seventh. i
x.Harted for Ptpgrass in ninth. ^
Score by inning*. "
Cleveland . 21ft ftflft Rift ft ifl
New York . . . Pin 0!0 <100—2 jfl
Summary—Run*: Jamison. Speaker (2*.jfl
J. Sewell (2), Myatr. Brower. Kewater. jfl
l.U t ■/. ' e. \V -if. VI cijael Two -'»*»* hit* P
Summs. Bush. Brower (2* Thr*e base jfl
hit: J. Sewell. Home run*: Meuse], jfl
Myaft .Stolen base: Jamison Sacrifice jfl
hit . Smith. Double plays: J Sewell to jfl
Kewster to Brower. Bush m Ward. Scot* Ifl
to Pipp. J Sewell m Brower Left on jfl
has***. New York Cleveland. 4 Raa* * ! D
on hall* Off Bush 2 off Maoism 1 , jfl
off r-pgras*. 2: off Srni’h. 4. Struck on* jfl
By Ru«h. 1; hv Smith. 1, Hit* Off jfl
Flush 13 In six Inninrs none out in 3
seventh: off Mamaux. 2 in one inning H
off Pingra«*. 2 n two inning* Hit hv fl
pitched ball- By* Bush, Speaker Balk I
Mamaux Passed ha!! Ffoffmann f.* *
in* pitcher- Ru*h I’mnirea. Moriarity
and Holme*. Time: 2 Ob
Second game
CLEVELAND (A> NEW YORK (A!
ih h pft •.« ihhp'iu
J’lceort !f 4 1 2 ft ft Wilt cf 4 2 2 ft n
Summi rf 4 1 I « ft D-urao 7 b 5 ft 2 3 1 I
Sp'aker rf 4 1 3 0 ft Ruth rf 3 2 4 0 0
I Seen *•* : 1 3 ' ft \fei:ae| If 3 1 2 ft "
L fb-*e JI c .7 n 2 1 ft l»l|»p 1b 3 2 1 2 0 C
Hum* lb 4 2 * ft ft Mr hang e 4 1 1 0 ft J
Ke’aler 2b 4 ft 3 *» 0 Ward 2b .7 1 1 3 * j
I . 3. 4 2 2 - S, .,t* a* 3 0 3 .7 1
t n • p < ■ i *» •' I* .•!"■ k i
- 14*24120 Totals 19 IS 11 11
Score by Inning** < fl
cieveiand ... .. ■ ■ ft!ft OI0 U
New York iu2 nil ft'n ' jfl
Summary Run* Jam »,on. Burr*. Witt jfl
<2>. Ruth (21. Meuael. Schang. Pennnck. jfl
Two-base hit*: F’Ipp. Meuael. Thtee-r.a**- jfl
hits: Dhle, Lut7ke. Speakci Home run I
Jamieson. Stolen base* Sc hang Meuael jfl
Pipp Sacrifice hits. Meuael, pennn k jfl
Double play*: Pennnck to Scott tn Pipp jfl
Lutzke to Kewater to Burns. Ward tn jfl
Scott to Pipp; Dugan to Ward to Pipp jfl
Left on bases New York. 4; Cleveland jfl
7 Base* on Haile: Off Pennock. 2; off jfl
Chie s Struck out Rv F’ennocW, 1 jfl
hv Uhle. 7, I!If. by pitched ball Rv |fl
t'hle Scott Meu*e| wild pitch t'h>* U
1’mplres. Holmes and Moriarty. Tim • fl
MostiLs Error |
Aids Macks to \\ in
Philadelphia. July ll — Although wild
Baumgartnar *»• efftctlva with man nn
ba*** today, and Philadelphia defeated
Chicago 4 to .7 Mosul's two-base muff
off Perkins' fly in the fifth Inning paved
the wav for fV?s winning runs Baum
gartner allowed but six eafetla* Th*
score )
'■'HI(’AOO ( A > CHFLADET PH1A ( A)
sb b po a e ab h po a e
MoatII rf 4 13 2 i Dky#S ?b 3 1 R 3
Hooper rf b o 1 1 " Lamar If 4 1 2 »' ft
Collins 2b 3 13 1 ft Miller rf 3 2 1 « "
Vheelv lb 2 "Hauser lb 4 ”10 1 "
Km i k If 4 ft ft ft ft S' t mm a * f 4 1 3 o i
KaMini Ib 4 1 4 2 1 Rlc’nda 3b 4 1 l ft «
Hi* r ret t «s 2 10 3 (Mlsiwav mm 3 1 1 R «'
(t ijow aklr 4 0 ft 2 ft Parkins c 3 1 t 1 «• J
.Mm nr Jin p 3 ft ft 2 Olig'ner p 2 ft 1 3 ft.
I ft 9 A »
Tnta’a 3o I" 27 1 "
Totals 3 ' 4 24 11 2
xHativd for Mang'im In ninth.
S« ot it by ir«n-«- g*
('It! - 1^0 . ft * ft ft ' ft 1 ft ft |
Phi idalphla 11 i 120 I0« I
aunntisry—Rmn Moatil (2), Kamui,|j
Dyke* I, Rlcsfidi. Perkins Two boas B
ill’s, t'olllna. Ilausei. l.amar |lom«*j
1 »un: k i mil S ,< i ' <■ bit ll-io » • 1 J
nsi Double ?»la> Mos’ll to Hhaalv f ■ f’ J
on bases: Chicago. 3. Philadelphia, j
Rase* ott bull* 'Iff Msngum, 2, off J
Baumgartner, w M
- . Passed na • •» •
, howskl I'liipiree Hildebrand, Offitsbv |
apd Connolly Time | IS J
SATURDAY SPECIAL
Grilled Tea Bone CA*
Steak
Melted Butter, mi Car * I in Pot at on
Hotel Rome Cafeteria
Open 24 Ilnurs him Day |
OSTEOPATHY
50 Yrari Han Proven Its }
Effectiveneaa
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: Cuticura Shampoos
*mmt nmtmawt Tale«*» «i*M taarrwfcaea iMpala* ■
Cm mt Vatican UhcttUHa D«|M I. Malic* him t
The Men’s j 1Store0/Omaha
Entire North Aisle lhe Maln Floor
_ _- -——mmmmmmmm———————————
Saturday — The Last Day — Clearance of I
Summer Apparel
With only a small part of the summer gone and the hottest days
of the season yet to come, this sale makes the values doubly extraor
dinary. Men who know real clothing values recognize “Styleplus ’
clothing—at their regular price—as values entirely out of the usual.
At these prices the opportunity is unusually great. And the binding
guarantee of satisfaction goes with every garment.
“Styleplus”
Tropical Suits
Made in the season’s finest shades and the most correct styles.
Mostly fine silk trimmed suits in pencil stripes, plain colors, and light
and dark mixtures. The “Styleplus” tailoring insures their comfort
and shape retaining qualities.
“Styleplus”
Summer Suits
This group includes suits of gaberdine, imported English flannel, J
tropical worsteds and crash. A few with two pairs of pants. Made
in the new English models as well as the more conservative styles
for men and young men, featuring overplaids, stripes, mixtures and
plain colors. Floor I I
Saturday---The Last Day You Can Buy
“Stetson ’ Shoes and Oxtords at a Redaction
We have placed on TEN popular styles in the cele- ;p footwear should not miss this opportunity. Saturday is the
brated “Stetson” shoes and oxfords. They rejjrularly sell last day to purchase at this price.
from $12.50 to $11.75. Men who want real quality and fit *
The Leathers The Colors ■
Boarded Calf Hazel Nut Brown
Russia < alf M ^k Chocolate Brown
'clmlr Light Rose
The Toes 1 ^^^B Cherry Brown ;1
Square Toe W D_ *r Black, Tan ■
French Toe W rQlT The
Medium Toe Sizes 6 to 11 \
Soft Tip Mam rw Widths AA to I) i C®
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Fishing Tackle at Special Prices Roller Skates
25c Fishing lines made of Irish linen, N'o. 4 1 7 12,50 Japan silk casting lines, d» | QQ SI |
reel line, 60 feet long. A/C 20-lb..test, 50 yards . V 1 tO*s A • *
$1.50 Steel fishing rods, QQ $5.50 Heels, 100 )ards, d*^ O f* $2.00 Reels with agate d* | CQ Adjustable Roller Skates w ith ball hear
st.*/OC special at. bearings . V A Ing steel rollers.
Mate Flow,
Main Floor ^
Men’s Socks Special Purchase
59C n, rr .
Broken i#d ^ m 0
mm's «iik or M Hr m 0 0 0 1 m 0 0
socks. a W 0 0 ojH. ■ 0 f ^h LI. 0
of $1.00 ^01^^ ^0 0 ^^^0* 0^ 0|0
Men’s Caps y„,Ufi$ 1 00 a//
95c 53.50 I 5iz«
Remaining stock of summer
caps of linen, cravenette, silk
shepard plaids and fancy mix
turrs Regularly *oid fo,^$2oo t\ tremendous sale of men's straw hats, made with
Bathing Suits soft or flexible brims in either white or brown. Fancy
M.n's bathing suit* in seven,jj.f- and nlain weaves and Sennet styles. If von would
ferent colors and styles. QC *
rtearance price zJoc economize, attend this great selling.
Mam H»"r_ _ Mam Ftwar
Burgess-Hash Company
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