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    Dorothy Campbell Hurd Wins Women’s National Golf Championship^
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Philadelphian
Defeats Former
Coast Net Star
Westerner in Trouble Several
Times During Day’s Play
but Sank Excel
lent Putts.
Nayatt, R. I„ Sept. 6.—Mrs. Doro
thy Campbell Hurd, Merian Cricket
dub, won the women's national golf
championship here today when she
defeated Miss Mary K. Browne, Doc
Angeles, 7 and 6, In the 36-hole final
at the Rhode Island country club.
Mrs. Hurd was far too steady for
Miss Browne. She played a fine
morning round of 81, and by so doing
established a lead of five holes. Miss
Browne’s play was spotty. She played
many good shots, but too many bad
ones to cope with Mrs. Hurd.
The battle was one of putters. Miss
Browne gained a hole on he very
first hole when she sank a 12 foot
putt.
First blood was drawn by the Cali
fornia girl at the second hole, w-here,
after again putting her approach Into
a bunker, she exploded to the green
and ran down a sidehlll putt of 18
feet. She was bunkered again on the
third and Mrs. Hurd squared the
match.
Mrs. Hurd Takes I^ad.
Mrs. Hurd took the lead at one up
on the sixth with a 25-foot putt for
a winning three.
Miss Browne was again In trouble
on the seventh and eighth hole* and
lost them, making Mrs. Hurd three
up.
On the eighth Miss Browne found a
brick in a sand trap and after playing
out, tossed the brick Into a nearby
pond with some show of anger.
Miss Browne trapped her tee shot
on the ninth but won with a five after
placing her iron shot In front of a
mound and pitching afterward within
three feet of the cup, and was two
down as they turned the first nine
holes.
Cards:
First nine:
Mrs. Hurd .*155 433 556—41
Miss Browne .546 434 675—44
Miss Browne Loses Tenth.
Miss Browne dropped another hole
when Mrs. Hurd sank a three on the
10th. She was 4 down when Mrs.
Hurd also won the 11th, the longest
hole on the course. Miss Browne
failed to sink a five-foot putt for a
6 to halve the hole.
Miss Browne again was In a trap
on the 12th and conceded the hole
after using two strokes to get out.
This made Mrs. Hurd 5 up and she
made It 6 when she took the 13th
hole when Miss Browne again con
ceded a hole without the formality of
putting.
Contes Baek on Fourteenth.
The California girl came back a
bit on the 14tli, which ahe won with
a 4 by running down a 15-foot putt.
The Philadelphian took the six-hole
advantage again at the 15th, which
she won with a 4.
The 18th went to the coast player
when she sank a 10-foot putt for a
4 after taking three to get on.
The cards:
Mrs. Hurd .364 554 535—40—81
MBs Browne . ...47x 645 534—.. —..
Miss Browne started the afternoon
round in gallant show, winning the
first hole with a fine par 4 .
Mrs. Hurd missed the first tee shot
she has missed in this match off the
second tee, topping into the swamp.
She llftbd for a penalty and took 7
to the hole, Miss Browne winning it
with a 6 and becoming but 3 down.
TEDDY GARTIN
WINS DECISION
Denver, Sept. 3.—Teddy Gatlin,
Omaha welterweight, won a three
round decision here tonight from bid
Socklin of Lincoln, Neb.
Bobby Moore of Denver and Abe
Mlxhkind of Salt Lake (Tty, went four
rounds to a draw. They are light
weights.
Captain Half Wing
Army Coif Tournament
Leavenworth, Kan., Sept. 6.—Capt.
Frazer Hale, sn Instructor in the
Georgia, School of Technology At
lanta, G*., won the golf championship
of th* United States army when he
debited Lieut. G. A. Lawyer, second
corps area. New York city, y up on
3# holes on Fort leavenwnrlh this
afternoon.
Pugilist Is Dying.
New York, Sept. 8.—Peter Maher,
fatuous veteran heavyweight in the
late '90’s, is dying In a Hoboken hos
pital of pneumonia and pleurisy, lie
Is employed by the United States ship
ping board at Hoboken as a dock
foreman, but was taken suddenly 111
vrsterdny and hurried to a hospital,
where little hope is held for hlx re
covery.
Illini A. C. Wins Honors.
West Orange, N. Sept. ti.—The
Illinois A. won thlk team honors
at the national A. A. A. It. chsrn
plonshlp today with 43 points. The
New York A. C. was second with 33
and Newark A. C. third with 10.
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I Pacific Coast League |
v*'
fltftttu. s«pt. n ii e
Oakland . 2 1» «
Hunt tin .10 15 3
nattarlea—Fouler, Murthlu uml Kaa<l
Hagby and Tobin.
San Franrlaro, Bept. 6. —Flral gam* (11
Innlnga)- K II F,
Harrarnanto .oon 300 000 00- :< 7 I
Hun Francis' o 000 010 020 01—( 1 » 2
Bat ter la* Hull un<l Hchang, .WIIIIariM
and Telle.
T,oa AnRel*". Rapt. t; - R If E
Fall I.a lift City. i * «
l,oi Aiitfclea. " I
Battarla* Mul'-ahy mid Cook; Dumb- I
%!• b, ifmiiaay mid .lenkln*
Portland. Ore. Hapt. R It R
furnon . < it J
Foil land 5 111
(Tan Inning*)
Batterlaa: i.udnlph and P, Murphy;
E« k*»rt and !>»ly.
Fan Franrlarn, Mm*' * 1 r 1
llrrimmln ... * 2
Fan Fra nciacn " 1 •
Battal ia*; Prnugh and F' h*n* . Orlffln
and Vatga*.
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William Mehlhorn Wins Western Open Golf Championship
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- He Whipped Schlaifer Once
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Ted Moor* met Morrie Schlalfer
in New York July 15. The result of
that fight is history. Morrie took a
sound trouncing all of the way.
Now Moore come* to Omaha to
meet the local slugger again. Morrie
wants revenge and lias given away
10 pounds In weight that the match
might be made. Moore must whip
Bchlaifer a second tim* to earn a
second crack at (ireb and he wants
that chance worse than I’irpo wants
American dollars.
BASEBALL RESULTS
and STANDINGS/
Toledo .O., Sept. 6 — R H T
Indianapolis .1 4 2
Toledo .4 I 2
Batter’es: Hill, Niles. Smith and Krueg
er; Bradshaw and Gaston.
Columbus, O., Sept. 5.— R H. E
Louisville .11 17 1
Columbus .. 2 I 2
Batteries Holley sud Vicks; Ambrose
and Hartley.
St. Haul, Minn , Sept. 4 — R If K.
Milwaukee . 1 lo 2
Si. Caul . 4 k 2
Batteries Wlllioushby Winn am! Me
M enemy; Fitter/. Fueth and !>ix«n
Kansas Cll/ at Minneapolis, rem.
TEXAS LEAGI K.
San Antonio, 17; I*allaa, t
Houston, lu. Fori Worth, 2.
U«l\e«roo. 4: Wichita Fall*. 4
Beaumont, 3; Shrevepo. t, t
INTERNATIONAL I.EACit B.
Baltimore, 6-1; Newark 1L 0.
S> rat-use. 4 4 Buffalo, 10-k
Rochester. 4-4; Toronto 2 2.
Reading, 4; Jersey City, 1.
HOI TH Kit \ ASNOCIATIOV.
Little Rock. 1ft- t’hat fenno**, 11.
Atlanta. 7; New Orleans. 6.
Memphis. 12; N'afhvltle. ".
Birmingham, *, Mobile. 7
Giants Split Double.
Philadelphia. Sept 6—Philadelphia split
Men wGth thn Oiants today, winning the
first game. X to 7 In 10 inning*, and
losing the second. JX to 14.
Philadelphia got away to a good lead
In th© second game, but ths Giants big
sixth Inning gave them too strong n lead.
A triple plr*. engineered by Frisch In
the ninth Inning, put a sudden halt to ;t
threatening Phtlsdelphla rally Frisch
caught Pinch Jlltter Hchultx* line drive,
tagged second catching Mokan and Hue**
to first to nip Williams. The acott*
Second game.
First game:
NRW YORK <N) PHILA. IS)
ab h go a e sbh po.a t
Groh Sb 5 115 ofxnd as 5 2 1 g u
Frisch 2I» 5 0 3 X0 Mokan Jf 5 2 l 0 o
loung if 5 I* U 0 o V. 1111 a if 5 1 4 0 ft
MeUael If 5 2 2 ft 0 Harper rf 5 4 3 0 0
Kelly lb 5 2 15 0 0 Wgh ne lb 5 2 1 1 u
I. VV'il’n *f 4 2 l u o Ford 2b 4 2 :t 4 ft
.f’kson as 6 2 :t 5 0 Henline c 5 2 2 0 0
Snyder c 2 0 12 0 Holke lb 2 3 14 0 ft
fiarnea p 2 ft 0 2 ft M’cheJI p .1 » 1 S 0
vGowrljr 1 1 ft 0 0 O'chger p ft ft ft 0 u
Il’tXgT p ft o ft ft ofntjrh T> I 0 ft ft ft
1 nard p n n ft ft ftxHchuH* I 1 « ft 0
M a u n p 0 ft 0 ft ft
Totals 21 1 X ,7ft 17 o
Totals XI J 0x28 52 ft
t‘»ne out when winning run S'-ored.
> Batted for ftarnM |n eighth.
xRaried for Huntxlnger n ninth.
rRatted for Gouch In 10th.
Score by innings
New York . ftflft oirt 004 j—i
Philadelphia .. 001 031 loft 3—8
Summary Runs Meuse) C), Kelly
<2», h. Wilson t2D Jackson, Hand, WII
Ham* Harper. Wnghtatone Ford. Ifen
lin« (2). Holke. Twd base hit: Williams.
Three base hit: Font. Home runs. I.
Wilson. Hand, Harper Kelly Hacrlfice
hit: Holke. Double plays Jackson to
Frisch to Kelly; Groh to Frisch to
Kelly. Deft on braes New York, X.
Philadelphia, Hi. liases on hails Off
iiarnes. 1: off ffuntslnger. 1, off Jon
•tard, 2; off Mitchell, 2. off Oea< hgar, 2.
Struck out liy Maine*, J, by Jonnard,
2 by Mitchell. I. Hits off Haines. 13
In seven Innings; off Huntslnger, j In
trie Inning; off Jonnard. 4 In one end
one-third innings; off Mnun 1 (ypit* bed
to one bHtterl. off Mitchell, i In eight
and eight and one-third Innings; off
Oeschger, ft (pitched to two l.altsiai; off
Pouch. 2 in one and two-thirds Inning*
Winning pitcher: Couch Doting plu.net
Jonnard Cmplrca: Utgler, Moran and
McCormick. Tim**; ?:in
NBW YORK (N) 1*11 IDADKDl’HIA (\)
ab.h.pu * f ah h po.a.e
Groh 3b b I ft 2 ft.Sand a* 6 ft ;t '• 0
Ft is* h 2b X 2 2 4 ft Mokan If 5 • f, ft n
Voting rf ft 4 n o 0 W ham* < f r. ft « o o
Kelly If ft t I ft 0 Harper if 4 .1 ft ft 0
Terrv 1b b Z Iftft ft’Mchulfx I ft ft ft ft
Wilson • f 4 I ft ft 1 Wat one Xb ft ft 2 ft ft
Ja< k*on as ft J 8 2 l Wohrs ih 3 2 ft 2 ft
Gnwdv f 2 2 ft ft ft Park n 3b 1 ft ft 1 ft
xR’hworfll 1 ft ft ft ft Ford 2h ft 2 ft .1 t
Snyder c 3 2 l ft ft Wilson *• .1 ft 1 t ft
r»ean p ii ft ft ft ft Henline r. 2 0 ft ft ft
Watson p I I ft ft ft Holke lb ft 4 11 ft ft
Ryan p ft ft ft ft ft Ring o t l ft l ft
xOTonnell l ft ft ft OGarlsnn n ft ft o 2 ft
Ralriwln p . 1 ft t ftGlasngr p 2 ft ft I ft
Nehf t» ft ft ft 0 Olteschgar p 0 ft ft ft ft
--Gout h n 110 10
Tot a In 48 22 27 0 2xH*nrlrh 1 ft ft o ft
Dswla p ft 0 0 0 0
Totals 44 20 17 14 l
x ll/i t ted for Govrdv In fifth
xhutted for Dean In fifth
/hatted for Harper In ninth,
xhutted lot ('ouch In eighth
Hcors Itv Innings
New York .041 OftX oftd IX
Philadelphia bln 221 200—14
Summary- Huns Frisch, Young (2).
Kelly (2l. Ton (3), V\ ilsoit (2). Ju>k*oti
(S). Howdy, Hnyder. Watson hnldwRi.
Sand Mokan (2), Willlama (4). Harper
(i) Wrlghstnne Wohhra. Fork, Holke.
(Hasnar Two bans lilts Terry, list per.
Kail*. \Vo*-hin. Frisch. Ja< kson. Three
lists hit Kallv Home runs: Jackson.
Ila met Stolen bases Mokan. Williams
Stit 11fI* e hits: Itvsn. Harper Triple
tils* Frisch tn Terry l«eft nn base*
New York. II; Philadelphia 8. liases nn
Iim II* tiff Dean off Watson. 1; off
Haldwln. I. off Garlgcn I off Glume*.
off 1 Midi i ft truck Oil itv Wat
*<*n, »»v h van. I. by Haldwln. 1. i»v
Gnttch. 7 Kit* Off Dean. 2 In 1 1 In
ntn* «>ff Watson 4 In I Innlns nff
I; »r 4 m 7 ? Innings; nff fie Id w 1n
*» 1 n 4 >nnlns* off Nehf 4 In t Innlne
r.ff I *s I |n I I .1 Inning*, off G«rl*nn
In New York they think Ted
Moore Is the greatest Kngllsh fighter
to come to this country In years. He
has speed and Ire can hit, but above
all, he can take it.
The only fight which Moora has
lost since beginning work in the
Knifed States was his bout with Harry
Kreb, world's middleweight champion.
And in losing that fight he became
one of the most popular fighters In
his division. He was game and that
was what the fans wanted.
2 in 2-3 inning. off Glazner. I In I In
nings (none out in sixth); off Oeachger.
3 In « inn ins (ottchad to three batters);
off <'ou< h. 3 in 3 innings; off Lewi*. 2
in 1 inning Wild pitch Lean. Win
ning pitch** Baldwin loosing pitcher:
Glazner. Umpire*: Moran. McCormick
and Riglef. Time: 2:47
Pirates Win Two.
Pittsburgh. Sept. «.—The Plratee took
both ends of h double header from S*.
l^ouis today. 6 to 2 and 12 to 6. io the
cloning gam*** of the series. The first
gain# was a duel be. ween Yde and Stuart
hut the eaoond gums saw six pitchers
in action M*ido.\a was retired In the
middle or iie tiurd inning and Pfeffer
who succeeded him held the Cardinals
run less foe ’he balm e of the game.
Haines, who opened the genie for
Louie wag taken nut it the firs? inning
but hie wl?.> J.'iv al du not atop the Pi
rates batting streak Cuyler hit a home
run lit the fust game and Matanvlllo
hit a circuit delve ie the secuud The
•core
First game
ST. Lot IS (N) PITTSBURGH <N)
ah-h po a ft ab h po a e
Smith rf ilo 0 o Moore rf 41700
Clough cf o o I o OCarey cf 4 ft 2 0 0
xCleinoPa 1 0 0 o OCuyler If 4 2 0 11
Hh’dell rf ft 0 1 ft 0Wright m 4 0 0 4 1
\N”berg*I 1 0 0 ft OTr’ynor 3h 4 1 0 ft ft
Top’.er 3b 3 1 ft 0 0M nv le 2b 3 2 2 8ft
Blade* If 3 ft 3 0 llflrlmm 1b 4 2 12 10
Bot’ley lb 4 1 9 ft 1 Gooch C 4 1 3 0 ft
Hafey r f 4 1 2 ft 1 Tde r 3 ft 1 3 0
Myers 2b 4 ft 2 4 »»
Gonzales r 3 1 4 «> ft Total* 34 « 37 14 2
Th’now *a 4J24!
Stuart p 4 1 ft 2 ft
Total* 34 7 24 10 3
xFatted for Clough 'n eighth.
xHatted for Hherdel in ninth.
Score by inning*
St. Louis .ftftft Oft* OftO—2
Pittsburgh .200 100 2Ox—6
Summary Hun* Toporca*. Hottomley.
Moor*. Carey. Cuyler. Traynor, Gooch.
Two-base lilt* Hottomley. Traynor.
Home run- Cuyler Stolen base Carey.
Sacrifice hi'a Maran ill*. Tde Left on
base St. Loul*. H. PittelRirgli 7. Ha***
on ball*: Off Yd*. 2. Struck’ out My
Stuart. 3; hr Yde. 3. Umpire* Pfirman
and liari Tim* 1 37.
Second name
ST. I.OUI8 (N) PITTSBURGH fN)
ab h po a e. ab h po a e
Top rer Sb 8 8 0 0 o Moore rf S 1 2 o u
(’lough.. If 2 ft 1 0 OC'arey cf 4 2 8 0ft
Bide* If 5 6 2 2 0 OCuyler if 6 2 ft 0 «
Bot’ley lb 5 2 10 0 1 Wright a* 5 2 2 2 #
Hafey cf 6 ft 1 ft OTr’ynor 3b 5 1 3 1 «
Myers 21* 4 2 17 OM nv'le 2b 4 3 3 5 1
Ciem’ns c 4 1 4 1 OQrlmm lh 6 l • u o
Th’now a* 4 13 3 ftH.hmidt e 3 l * ft ft
Hherdel if ♦ ft 2 0 OM'dowa p | «i ft ft 0
luilne* p ft ft ft ft ftPleff. r p 3 ft 0 1 0
H**|| |) I ft ft I •
• thorn p 1 ft ft I ft Total* 3* 13 27 9 3
Burley p 2 0 0 1 0
Total* 40 1 1 24 13 l
Score by inning*.
St Louie .?03 OftO ftftft 3
Pittsburgh lit ofto 3ix 12
Summary—Run* Toporcer (I). Blade*,
Hafey. Myers. Moore, Carey (3) Cuyler
• 11 WrigJ (J), Marasvtlle < 2 *
S' hmldt Two-haaa hit* Myers. Clemons.
Thevsnow. Hlade* Wrlshi Three |a*e
hit* Blade*. Traynor. Home run Mar
anville Stolen haaea Carey (2). Wright.
Traynor i.eft on baa*>a St. Louts. *.
Plttaburgh. 7 Ha**« on ball' Off Rhem.
4; off Hut ley, 1 Strut k out By Rhem,
t b> Burley. J; by Meadow*. 2 bv Pfef
fer. 4 HH* Off llalne* 6 In 1 3 In
ning off Hell, none In 2-3 inning; off
Hhetii, 4 In 3 Innlnga; off Purley. 4 In
4 Inning' off Meadow*. li In 2 2-1 In
ning*. off Pfeffer. 6 in C 1-3 Innings.
Wild pitch Rhein Winning pitcher
Pfeffer Losing pitcher Rhem Um
pires. Hart and Pfirman Time. 3.0b.
Red* Lick Cults.
Cincinnati, s**pi 6 .«—Cincinnati broke
into t tie fii*t division for the fust lime
aim a June 22. by taking a ragged gamo
from Chicago today. 7 to ft Score
CHICAGO (N) CINCINNATI |M
ab h p<» n e ab h po a e
A flam* *a 6 2 r. 2 « Crlls 2 b 6 • I n I
Stwtz rf 4ft t » IHaubert lb 2 1 IV 0 ft
O't ham 2b 4 2 2 2 I Hum* rf 4 t 4 0 1
We|n rf 4 I »W W’r cf 4 7 2 I ft
F’berg 3b It? ft ft Hreavlar If » 2 » •*
Miller if t :* 2 n ft Plnelll 3h 3 1 ft 1 ft
Orlgdiy If ft 0 ft ft ft Mohne *a 4 I 1 2ft
M’netf »• 4 2 f« * ft 1C grave . 4 ft 7 1 1
Colter Jh I ft 1 ft ft Menton |* 3 2 ft 3 ft
xO'Farrell I ftftft ft Sheehan p ft ft ft ft ft
F.llloM lb ' " •* —-—
k**»n p I ft o | 4i Total* 31 12 !7 II 3
Fluke p 2 ft " <* ft
lH*ath«o(e | 0 ft ft ft
Total* 3* 11 ’4 * 2
xHarted f'-r Cotter I fifth
\ Hatted f<>r Mlaka in ninth
Score by Inning*
Chicago 01ft ft2l 030—A
Oln> Innati . iftl J 2'» 20* 7
Summary--Runa Grantham, W»li (2 >
Frlberg. Hartnett. Miller, Crlts (2) f»*u
hart (2) Hreasler Fenton Two haae hit*
liurna Walker. Wei*. Miller Thiee-baae
hit: Crltz Stolen bitaa*' Crllz, Adam*
Sacrifice hll*: Daubert. Plnelll. briber g
Double pinx r. W alker to Daubert. Hart
Halt lo A du ms; Wela lo llurlneH, Gran
tlintn to Adein* to Cotter Left oil bases'
Chicago, 4. Cincinnati, ft Hio*** on ball*'
Off Hantoti, I; «»ff Keen 1 off HUH*. 2
Htru«k out Mv Menton, ft; bv Sheehan i
by Keen. Hll* Off Henton. II In 7 1 3
Inning*, off Sheehan ft In 12 1 Inning*
off Keen, ft III J • • Inning*; off Flake, 6
In 4 3 i inning* Wild pilch Keen Win
nine pll'lur Fenton Losing Pitcher
III*i * empire* Sweeney, o’Day and
Muigley. Time i a.
O’Donriell Win* Rare.
Buffalo, N. V.. S.pt, « John
O’Honnrll, Oakland, t’al , won thw
Junior two mile open championship In
iho National Amateur TUrvrl* toad
tacea h'l'c Ilia tlmr was sIt
mlnillos, 4 1 I * ** rnnda.
Renault Wants
to Meet Nothing
but Heavies Now
Firpo and Dempsey Only
Fighters Who Would Draw
Crowd If Matched
With Canadian.
EW YORK. Sept. 6.—
•lack Renault, Canadian
heavyweight c li a m -
piun, who attracted a
lot of attention by
knocking o n t Floyd
Johnson and still more
h.v handing Karl ley
Madden a worse beat
ing Ilian did Harry
Wills, is ready to jump into Ihe ring
with any heavyweight in the world,
regardless of color, creed or country.
Jack says as much. So does Leo
P. Flynn, who has brought the Ca
nadian along carefully to a point
where he looms up as a candidate
for Jack Demsey’a crown. However,
that does not mean that any really
big matches are in sight for Renault
before next summer.
Outside of Dempsey and Firpo
thera are no white heavyweights
around who would serve to arouse
grtat public Interest if matched with
Renault. Gibbons is a light heavy
weight and evidently Intends to stay
in that division unless he can get an
other bout with Dempsey.
Wills, George Godfrey and Bill Tate
are the leading negro heavyweights.
That means that there are only four
or fire heavies now In (he business
who would fit in with Renault for a
really big card. Most of these will
not he available until next summer.
Dempsey does not rare to box this
year because of Ills moving picture
work. Firpo and Wills sre to have
it out between themselves on Septem
ber II, and by the time they are
ready to go again Ihe outdoor season
will be at an end.
That leaves only Godfrsy and Tste,
and Renault and Godfrey have been
matched for a bout *t the National
leagus ball park In Philadelphia Sep
tember 8. Godfrey has be»n having
a lot of trouble getting good matches.
Renault knocked out Godfrey in the
11th rtund of a bout In New York a
year ago last March. That feat by
Renault was rather much of a sur
prise and having got away with It
once It might be taken for granted
that the Canadian would not care to
meet Godfrey again.
Anyone doping It out that way,
however, would he 100 per cent
wrong Though Godfrey apparently
hae come along considerable elnce he
took the count at the handa of Ren
ault, the latter not only accepted an
other match with the Black Shadow
of Leiperville. but fairly Jumped at
the chance and promlaes to knock
Godfrey out again. In lesa time than
wae required In their first bout.
Renault and Flynn make one re
striction In regard (o future oppo
nents. light heavyweights are barred.
Renault is a heavyweight and he
wants lo meet nothing hut heavy
weights.
"Ws would like to get s crack st
Dempsey next summer.*’ said Flynn.
“But that doesn't mean vve want It
without earning It. I think Jack si
ready has earned It, hut If Firpo or
Wills or any of the rest of them want
to have a little argument with Ren
ault about It, all they ha vs to do Is
to get a promoter and lay a contract
In front of me.”
Portrait of “Pop” Geer«
Planned aa Memorial
Naahrille, Sept. (—A life sixed
painting of Ed Pop ’ Geers, famous
southern turfman, who was killed a
few days ago at Wheeling, W. Va„
will be placed In the new memorial
building, It was announced todajs by
John Trotwood Moore, state librarian.
The painting of the turfman will be
made by some famous artist,
Dodgem Divide Pair.
Romon. nept. «—Brooklyn** winning
atrenk, which raichid 1'• straight with
th* defeat of Bo*ton, 1 to n. in th* first
gam* »hl* *ff*rnoon, was broken in th*
•*« <>n<1 gain*, which Hnn'nn won. 6 to 4.
0 ID Inning*. If wa* fh# 12th gam* «f
th* week for Brooklyn Th* fret gam*
v*** • remark*hi* pitching dual between
Cooney anrt Doak.
Mtooklyna aurceaalv* victories com
pn**d two gam** from it. I .out*, thr**
from N*w York an from rhll*d*lphl*
and four from Roamn
Hot wren gam** the Wlntrop* lode* «f
Rika. with th* help of President Christy
M«tih*w*on of t h* Brave*. unveiled *
brume memorial tablet to th* montory nt
Norman Dual* (Tony) Bo*ck*l. Boston
third baseman, who <1l*<1 I*at winter aa
th* result of an automobll* accident,
drat sum*
BROOKLYN (N) BQiTON (N)
ab h po * • *l» h po a *
High 2b 4 o 2 u o Thomas cf 4 u 2 ! 0
Mltf h' i aa 3 0 0 6 1 IV11 mg n If 3 U X 0 U
Wheat If 4 12 0 OMtengel rf 4 0 10 0
C nier lb 4 117 1 OM'Inli lh 3 o R I w
llrown if 4 12 0 » Tier ey 2b .10 12 0
Stock 3 b 3 0 0 1 (Mllbanti t 3 16 0 0
Hr fill* rf 1110 •' O'Neill «• 1 1 I W »•
Taylor c loll C Smith a* 3 t» 2 K 1
hulk |> 3 0 0 2 0 l'*dg t 31) 2 0 110
— ('ooiiry p 2 0 16 0
Total* 11 IIUU
Total* 27 i 27 IS 1
Brooklyn .««0 000 loo 1
Bo*inn "00 ooo 00" 0
Summary Run Stuck Three !■*** hit:
Urlffith S*i rIfii *a I’adgett, M■ Inula.
Double play: Doak to Taylor to Fournier.
Left on haaea Brooklyn, 4. Boston. 4.
Baa** on ball* *>ff Do*k. 2. off Cooney.
I IN• ruck nut Bv |>o«k. 3 by ('coney.
4 empire* Klein and Wilson, Time
1 :?0
Me* onil gam*
BROOKLYN IN) BOUTON (N)
abb po.a e ab h pc a *
High 7b 6 1 2 6 0 Thomas cf .1 l 4 " 0
Mltf h i ** 4 I 2 7 n Wllaon If 6 o 4 n o
Wheat If 4 13 0 0 S i «ngel r f f. - * •• •>
K*nler lh 4 0 0 0 0 M in i* lh 4 1 t 0 0
llfown cf 4 1 0 0 0 Tler'ey 2b 6164"
Sto< k 3b 10 1 .1 0 O’Neill c 4 3 3 1 0
Ilr’fllh »f 4 0 110 Rinlth ** 4 2 .1 I 1
T* vlor * 4 0 6 0 0 Padgt 3h 4 3 0 7 0
• •■borne p I I o o o Yeargln p 2 « o l o
De. *tiir p 1 0 0 0 1 aPnwell 1 loo 0
—-Oen'hh p 1 0 0 0 0
Total* 36 7i. N 11 1
Totnla SR 13 30 10 I
xThoma* out for iM%**lng Powell «n
!■««»•* In seventh, two out when winning
i uii *i ored
Khaftvd for Yaargln In aeventh
Brook I vn .2‘»0 oio (too 1 (
Hoat'Ut . *'20 000 100 2 i.
Hutnmarx Run* High Mitchell «2).
Wheat, Tlmma*. Wllaon, M< Inula, o Neill,
Smith. Two baa* lilt * High. t'Ndgetl.
M« Iniils, Smith Three baa* hit*. Wheal.
Badgatt. O'Neill Sai-rlftr* (1 Neill
Double play* High to Mitchell to Knur
nier. Smith to Thu ney to M« turn* I’ad
g*tt to Tierney to Mcfnnl* Left on
nn*ea. Brooklyn, 6. Boston, r B**p* on
bulla Off Osborn*. 1: off D*<atur, 1,
off Yeargln. J. off Oanewh-h. I Struck
•oil Ify oahorn*. 4, by Yemgln. I by
Henewh h. I Dili Off oahorn*, 10 In
*!\ *ml on* third Inning*. «»ff Decatur,
1 In three and one third Inning*, off
Yeargln, 4 In **v*n Inning*, off (lenawlrh,
1 In three Inning* Hit •*> pll« lied hall
Bv Oehorne Tlmma* Winning pitcher
'tenexvh h I ,<•*( n a hitcher De« Ntu* I'm
pne* Klein and W I amt. Time, I ftl
#
Sire of Edna V and Doctor Horn
Purchased on Advice of Jockey
Now Is Pride of James A. Hall
By GEORGE \\. SCHIIJJNG.
O OWN the sire
of «u-h speedy
horses as Edna
X and Doe Horn
is to consider
oneself rich in
horseflesh.
This is J. A.
Hall, a visiting
horseman here,
who of late years
has broadened
out as a breeder
with a most pre
tentious establ
ishment at Stan
berry, Mo. He Is
the proud owner of Flying Squirrel
who has in his court some 30 marcs
of choice blood lines.
With Flying Squirrel having pro
dured Edna X and Hoc Horn his
worth as a successful stallion has
been established. And to ex Jockey
Carrol Shilling, now trainer for Gif
ford Cochran of New York, belongs
the credit of urging Hall to acquire
this grand Individual.
Years ago when E. It. Thomas was
racing a big stable of horses at Em
eryville, Cal., Schilling was the stable
Jockey and Flying Squirrel was one
of the E. R. Thomas string. Shilling
rode the giant chestnut In all of his
races until he went wrong and al
ways contended that he was the fast
est horse he ever swung a leg over.
Bought lilt at Tijuana.
When Hall was In search of a stal
lion and happened to remark as much
to the ex-rider. Shilling urged that
Flying Squirrel be gotten no matter
what the cost. The stallion was then
at Baltimore. Hr. R. E. Ixivell had
purchased him and wrote Hall telling
him of the fact.
Dr. l>ovell was then In Nebraska
and there seemed to he little chance
for Hall to purchase the stallion. But
that fall the doctor shipped to Ti
rana and notified Hall of his move,
llall Busy Training.
Across ths continent went Hall
with his horses and when he shipped
away from the Mexican track Fly
ing Squirrel was In his car. The stal
lion was his.
Today Hall, who is here with
Manokln. Old Blues, Margaret Elnora.
Old Paige. Pauline M. Sundo. Mabel
Van. Billy Skid and Esperanza. Is
busily engaged getting these horses
ready for the races. However, he
found time yesterday morning to
show me six yearling colts and fillies
by his noted sirs that he has here
teaching them their early racing
lessons. Destined to be shipped to
Tijuana this fall to vie for honors
in ths rich Juvenile stakes to be de
cided st the famous Mexican course
this winter. Hall ordered the stable
attendants to lead the baby thorough
breds out for our Inspection. What
a picture they made. Each straight
of limb, of good bone snd splendid
conformation, they seem to have in
herited the very points that made for
ths extreme speed of their daddy.
No one could ever doubt as to wha
their sire was.
The entire list of the Hall yearlings,
their names, sex. color and breeding
ar* a* follows
J>rry Cruw, bay *eldfnsr by Flying
Squirrel and Silver Ship by His
lordship.__
Browns Vi in Iwo.
Chicago Sept « —Urban Sho<k«r. v*i
• rai. .pllb*l pit'her of tha M t.uui*
mown*. »ciotnpll*hed til* unusual f**l
of winning two same* in one d»v »h'n
h. Pent th* White Sox twUe tu.tay tS
Pitching both fame* o? » double header
Th* Urowne eon th# t!r»t game, 6 to 2.
and tool, th* *e. und f*ni* b> the »«me
count Kabcc »•* the victim >n the fir*!,
tho, h be retlr.d 1.1 th# •eventh »ltd <
nails finished Thurtum l»*ted but »n i
Inning In the l*et content.
l*OtUS (A) CHICAGO < * >
aU.h pu n e ab.h po * *
Tobin rf i I 1 u uMo»tll cf t> 2 "
H’h’ei.n lb i I I • B Hooper if « *> J • , j
Sleler lb I. 3 1 I 0 0 t’nlllna 3b 4 0.611
W il ma If 6 3 1 II nSheely 1b 4 1 1 2 a " ;
VI M r, • 2 h S 2 l f 1 Kal6 .if J '
fan'son rf 6 1 t * oKarntn 3h J « I 4 n
Gerber .a 4 n 4 a 1 M reh t •* 4 2 2*1
Regn r 3*1* Sl'rouss e 41111
S*v raid e n 6 * 1 OKher V 3 1 » 1 «
Shocker p 2io2S I.V, h - on
,nir• i ft o ft OCnn lly p ft n ft ft ft |
—— - —ifonmin 1 • ft ft t»
TftUlft 4ft 12 17 13 2 , TZ
Total* 16 » 17 14 3
xRattad for Rego In * ihth
■ Batted for Fa&er !n •#v»n*h
r Mn r t«< 1 for «’nnn«lly In ninth
R.-orft by inning*
.At Lnula .®ft® ®®s ***- * t
Chicago .®«® «0» 7®® *
Summary Hunt: Aider, William*. Me- i
Manm* (2). il«*rb«i, Shocker. Staeely . \r<h-j
detrun, Two-biai hit*: Tobin. Ah* Hy.
Mofttil, Morehart. .Stolen ba*f* Falk. j
Tobin, Hooper. UcManua. Oerbei Double
plftye: MiManu* to tierber to Nialer. Left
*.n bit ft#*: At LoUlft. t, Chicago, 9 Haac*
on LoII* Off Faber. I; off Coiinally. I
«.ff Shocker l. Stru.k out: lly Faber. 1
»s> Shocker. I Hit* Off Faber. 1 in 7
inning*; ftff Conn ally. 3 In I inning* Loft
ing pltcbei Faber I'liipirt* Rowland.
Ormftby und Dlneen. Tune; 1 SI.
Second ■mite:
ST. I.OriM (A) CHICAGO (A)
ah h o a e ah h o n e
Tobin rf 6 2 3 ft •* Moalll if 4 16 1ft
Holi'ton lb i l « 1 Hooper if 4 1 1 1ft
Staler lb 3 2 1 ft ft o Collin* 2h .1112 0
Wil ma If 2 1 ft ft 0 Sheely lb 1 o * I »»
Kvan* If 3 2 4 ft 0 Fftlk If 42110
M<M*u* b :« 116 0 Ktmm Sb 4 ft 2 4 ft
Mi M an 2b 3 ft I ft <» liarreit •* 2 0 1 2 ft
.la baon «f .1 » ft « ®Crouae 4 « ft 1 J o,
Uerbrr *a 3 1 ft " ftThurafnn p o ft ft o ft
Krxgiv i 4 ft 2 ft ft Hl’ahl|> p i a ft ft o
Shocker P 3 o ft ft ®*Ari-hVon l ft ft ft ft
M .ingum p ft »» 1 ft «
Total* 36 1 1 27 1 1 0
TotaU 1ft 6 27 14 0
xHatted for Blankenship in aeventh.
Si or a by inning*
At Lotila .32ft ft'« ftnft 4
Chicago.non ooi oo—-J
Sununatv — Run*• Tobin, Robertaon. Sla
ter ta». Liana, Shot ker. MoatII. Collin*
Two base hit* Mi Manu* Moatll Double
play* Mo*til to Crouae. Robert*<»n to XI*
Manu* io Staler. Hooper to Crouae Lett
on ba»ea Si (.out* * Chlckpo. 6 llaee*
on ball* Off Blankenship, 1 off Nftmgum.
1; off Shocker. 4 Alrucb nut Hv Blank
ennlrip 2. l»v Mniiruiii 1. Hii* Off
Tlninltm. o In no inning, off Blanket*
ehipp. 7 In 7 Innlnga- off Mangum. 1 In
2 Inning* l.oaisg plitfier Thurston I’m
ptrea- ortnabv, Bon land an| JUneen
Time 1 B
Practice Slarts at Ord.
Ord, Neb . Ht*pt H. -Th4* fuotlmll
■quad of ord ia bunily pmctlclng un
der llir dlrrrtlon i‘f Cunrh Herbert
I'(dwell. The first Kfttnft this vr?»r I?*
with Kr.irney ut Ord on Beptembfr
24*. The bnlnnt e 4*f the ■rhedlllo is
as follows:
Ord at • ‘allow* *. t Veto her J
Hittlia at util, October ift
ord *i Broken Row, Oriober 17.
«** .1 *1 An*le\. r»«'»<'bei :4
Fullerton at oid Oriober 11
t'rii at I tscsob S’It I ember 14
Ravenna *t • *rd Mmember *i
mil at I,iiup i'im, November •!
Dorothy K , chestnut filly by Fly
ing Squirrel and Kokohi by Celt.
I.orlncla, chestnut filly by Flying
Squirrel and Janice Roberta by Gen
eral Roberts.
Vaghnceil, chestnut filly, by Fly
ing Squirrel and Nina Sima by True
Born.
Persky, chestnut colt, by Flying
Squirrel and Kmlly Buckner by Imp.
Buckner.
Mulligan, chestnut colt, by Flying
Squirrel and Sunny Days by Otani
bala.
The stallion Fylng Squirrel la
bred In the purple. He halls from
a great family of race horse#. His
sire was Cesarian, a monarch of
the truf many years ago snd his dam
was Katie W., she being by Himyar,
another turf idol of yesteryear, who
emblazoned his name on the pages
of turf history.
Richards Wins
From Johnston
\ eteran Coast Star Unable to
Compete With Olympic
Champion.
Forest Hills, Sept. 6.—Vincent
Rif hards of Yonkers, N. Y., scored a
sensational victory over William M.
Johnston of Sun Francisco, veteran
national champion, today in the fea
ture match of the east west series.
The young Olympic champion swept
Johnston off his feet with a furious
net attack and won by scores nf 6 0,
6-4.
Richards played a dashing, ag
gressive game, overwhelming John
ston in the first set before the little
Californian could get started, and
taking the final set after a brilliant
battle. Richards volleyed with su
perb skill and won the match almost
entirely through his skill at the net.
Richards pierced his rival's service
three times In the first set. Johnston
rallied In the second set snd they
battled on even terms for eight game*.
"IJttle Bill” weakened, however, and
lost his own service In the ninth
game, turning point that gave Rich
ards his chance to clinch victory In
th* next game.
Howard Klnaey of San Francisco
squared the tnteraectlonal series
store at two all when he defeated Dr.
George King of New York, tl-S, 6-2
In the fourth single# match. The
coast i hop stroke star put his oppo
nent to rout in the final set after a
terrific duel in the first.
Tite national doubles champions.
Howard and Robert Kinsey of San
Francisco went down to defeat In a
sparkling contest with ths Olympic
title-holders, Francis T. Hunter and
Vincent Richards, who scored for the
east. 6 1, 2-6, 6 4.
The last match of the series to the
west-east series went to the west
when William M. Johnston and t'lar
enre -I. Griffin defeated Watson
Washburn and Karl Behr of New
York, 5 6. 4 6 6 1.
Yankees Beat Athletics.
New Yurk. Sept. 6 New York de feat* d
Philadelphia today. 1 •> »o 7. getting IS
hit* f nr U bases off lfaimach. Meeker
snd Hasty Dugan lilt a triple, double
and two min* If*, Meusel a. horn* run,
trip!** and singl# snd Ruth a bmna run
• louhia snd aingl*. It was Ruth's 43d
home run of th** season, trill* Hauaer
hit Iila 24th for Philadelphia. Srhang la
/ure«l a finger with a foul tip end had
to retire Moore
I'll 11 A (A > NfcW YORK < A >
ab li po a e ab b po a r
Hal# 3b i 1 2 3 wWitt cf S 1 2 a «
Lamar If 4 i u 1 t»r uaati o s 4 «» a ft
Hiller rf &2 I t* Hutu rf 4 2 fa u w
Hauser 1b 4 2 14 1 ULpp lb 4 3 3 J •
Sim'uns rf S 1 o e 4 8t nnn( c 4 17 11
Dykes 2b & 1 fa & IHufm tin c »• « 3 v f
Galway »s fa 1 1 4 1 XL use J If 4 u 2 0 ©
I’erkln* c 4 1 1 « <nv*rd 2u J « 4 1 1
He'mach p r o u a Scott as 4 0 1 . u
M* *ker p n U •* 1 a Pennot k p 1 0 1 o 0
(Welch 1 • ® 0 ft Heall p I 1 ft ft ft
Hasty p 1 » ft 4 C» ----
T« tala 2 7 1127 ft 2
Total* J" 10 74 SI 1
iH>M«*tl for Meeker In aexanih.
A. ore bv inning*
Philadelphia . *21 *ftft ftf3— 7
New York .. . . Iftft 242 1*»(— 1ft
Summary rtiint Hale. Mille* Ha use-.
Simmon* D'ke*. t'uran i”).
Ruth (J*. Pipp. S< hang Meusel »2),
Ward Two base h ra Bu h Dyke*. Hau
ser. SchaMg Dugan Three-base hi**:
Dugan >l»u*el, Pipp. Home runa: Ruth.
Meuaei Miller Hauaer Double play*
D> kr* to Galloway to Hauser Scott to
Ward to Pipp; liasty to L>v kea to Hauaer.
Left on base* New York. 4. Philadelphia
• Bases nn balls Off Heall. 4; off
Hasty. 1 Strut k out: By Pennork, 1; by
Beall 1ft Hits Off Pennork, & In two
Innings (none out in third) off Heal. fa
In seven Innings off lleimarh. 10 In four
innings (none out In fifth), off Meeker,
4 in two innings, off Hasty. 1 In two In
nings Wild tdtvh: Heall Winning
Pltrher: Heall. Losing pitrher- lleimarh.
empires Holmes and Ntllln Tima: 1:51.
Tigers Heat Indians.
Detroit Sent < —An eighth Inning
t'le vs-la-n d rallv of four runa vaa oh*
short of enough to win and I>etrolt took
the third straight game from Cleveland
today. :» to 4 Dutch Donard, pitching
before « home crowd for th# flrat time
ilnce 1022. wsa in shutout form until Ms
( ollaps* in the eighth Danes relict ed
him Acore:
i LEVLI.AND (A) PVCTROIT (A)
ab h po.s e ab h po a e.
.Uleeon If S 1 0 « I Han#v |h 3 3 12#
i larke if 4 11# ft M'nuah If 4 t ? ft A
Sp aker 7 1 ft 0 A Dobh rf 4 1 l ft A
.1 M >U ss 4 •) 3 ft A Hello rf 1 ft 2 A »|
Burn* lb 3 ft 14 1 1 Rtgney *s 2 113 11
I. Ae ell r 3 12 1ft Pratt lb 4 : 1ft ft ft
Mftph II 2h 4 1 3 ■* A t v H rke fh 4 A 4 4 ft 1
Toter 3b lilt*' Word* It t 7 « 7 #
Shaute p - ft H 3 A p nard n 3 1 ft 1 A
M#t'ter p ft ft ft *» ft Dans* p ft A ft-4l A
xl'hle ft ft ft ft A
sltrower l n ft ft A Tot ala II 11 2T 13 1
x M > a 11 t ft ft ft ft
xAumma t tt ft ft ft
xKnode 0 ft i* ft ft
ft ft 0 o ft
(Gardener 1 0 ft ft ft
ToUts 3 4 11(111
\ Patted f o Shaut# In eighth
(Batted for Bums In eighth
slutted for L Sowell in ninth
xliatti'd fot Toter In ninth
dUMed for eMl#vl*r In ninth.
(Hatted for riark In ninth
(Ran for Stephenson in ninth.
Score by Inning*
• 'level# nd . ftOO 000 ft4d—4
Detroit . . . .III 010 <>«»» 0
Summary Run* Jamieson. Stephen
ion. Yoter. I hie. Han*' M »nttah t'nbb.
Rignex Woodall Two has# bit Jam eson
Threa-bas# bits Manuah T’ratt Stolen
I'se** Rlinct Hncrlflte bits Hcllmann
Haney Double plays O'Rourke to Rig
'icy to Pratt: Burns to J Me* ell to Burn*
Left on bn*** rievoland. 7: Detroit, 5
Bases on ball* Off Shaute, 1 . off
I. onaid, 3 6>ff Dan*** 1 Struck out: R)
Leonard « lilt* Off Shaute. ift In
seven inning*. off *Mis\|#r. 1 In one In
Ring, off l«*onar«1 A In eeven and two
thtida Innings off Daues S *n on# amt
on* third tnulnir* lilt bv pitched hall
R\ Leonard ,ftt»ssirr Winning pitcher
i Losing ptti he 4h*nt * Dm
pins Owriu ai«d ttxans. Time 1 41.
r-;-; '
Both Firpo ana
If ills Confident
Ww York, Sept. 8.—"I will stop
Firpo with a light hand uppercut
in the first round!” *»ys Harry
Wills, negro heavyweight, who
tackles the Wild Bull at Boyle's
Thirty Acre* on September II.
"The first body blow I loud will
win the fight, which will be over
quickly!” declares Firpo whenever
he is asked to declare himself.
If Wills and Firpo fight accord
ing to their present plans, the
hout will not last long. Wills,
who has been in training for more
than six weeks, must avoid going
stale. Firpo, on the other hand,
will be furred to indulge in hard
work right up to the last moment
in order to get down to his be*t
fighting weight.
Firpo, it Is conceded, is the
heaviest right-handed swinger in
the ring, not excepting Dempsey.
But how will ho behave when
Wills meets his rushes with a
flurry of aolld lefts In the face*
Wills has seen enough of the Wild
Bull in aetlon to know how to
fight him scientifically. But
will the negro maintain his equi
librium when Firpo drive* home
his right to the stomach or jaw
in a mix at close quarters? These
and other questions ran only be
settled in the ring.
_J
Denver Grabs
Series Opener
Denver, Colo, Sept. C.—Voorhie* held
Oklahoma t'tty to eight widely acattered
hit* anil Denver won the aerlea* opener
her* 'odav. 13 to 1. Th** acore:
UKL CITY (W) DENVER fW)
ab h o a e. ab h o a e.
Hock rf 4 15 0 ft Gorman 3b 3 1 ft ft ft
Th'paon If * 1 ft 1 0 Berger *a 4 2 4 5 0
Felber rf 4 ft 2 2 1 GJng’rdl If 4 4 1 1 0
McDel lb 4 15 0 1 Roche lb 4 2 7 1 0
TtCe 3b 3 2 2 0 0 O'Brien cf 5 2 0 0 0
McN’lly 2b 2 1 1 3 ft Falk rf 5 3 6 0 0
Khadot p* 2 1 4 2 0 Knight 2b 5 3 6 4 0
B**nn r 3 0 5 1 OWhalg . 5 0 2 10
Allen p 3 10 4 1 Voorhies p 4 2 1 0 0
Total* 30 8 24 13 3 Total* 31 1» 27 12 0
Score by Inning*
Oklahoma Cltv .ftlft ooo 000— 1
Denver .100 030 64x—13
Summary—Kuna: Tat® Gorman <2).
Rerg»r (2). Ginglardi (3), Roche, Falk.
O’Brien. Voorhie* Two-base hlta: Oing
lardi (2). Falk. Krlght. Horn® run: Tate
Bane* on ball* Off Voorhie*. 1; off Al
len. 3. Struck out- By Voorhie*. 2: by
Allen, 4 Reft on baaee: Oklahoma City.
3. Denver 7 Double play* Knight to
Berger to Roche <2>. McNally to Khadot
to McDaniel. Oinf’ardt to Berger to
Roche, Felber to McDanie! Wild pitch
Allen. Hit by pitched ball: Ginglardi. by
Allen Stolen l a a®# O'Brien Sacrifice hit:
Gorman Empire* Held and Powell
Time. 1.44.
ST. JOE’S ONE RUN
SCORED ON HOMER
Lincoln. Sept. «—Sam Lewis held Si
Joseph iu five *ratt*~eU hit* her*- toduy
and Lincoln toon the opener from the
Saint*. * 10 1. F.lbert a home ruu <<»
evenih «hi the only run *c«re.1 by the
visitors Lewie got a home inn in the
-.n i. when t * bail hit Nufet'a glove
ami bounded ov*r th* f*r»e Th* or*
ST JOSEPH <W) LINCOLN t
ab kpo a e ab h po.i •
DeM glo If 4 1 1 y 0 Moor* rf 5 14 •; •
("tigao at 1 ft 6 v 1 • :*rka if 4 1 1
Mat he* lb 4 « t 3 J Snyder Jb 5 1 3 5 »*
Miller if 4 0 2 U •Cooper rf 4 3 1 & ft
Gllb’t 3U 2 13 1 • Latter! 2b 4 1 2 * •
Mill* 2b 4 1 •» 7 9< ha\u *• 4 1 ! J '
N tfer «f 4 1 3 « •Lamb c 2 » 1 • 6
M tree e 5 l 1 • •Dy# lb. **•!«••
IVli'l’k p ft n ft 1 • Eew'.a p 4 3 0 1 9
McColl p 1 »» • 2 • ~ ,T*
K-Total* SllSBlIt
Total* 215:4 12 2
Score bv inning*
St Tcvaaph. ftftft H9-1
Lincoln . HI 99® 21 x-5
Summarx—Rune Gilbert Citrke,
Svrder (2 > Cooper. Lazzeri, Charve*.
f^fih (2> Lewi* Home ron* Gilbert.
Lewie Three baa* hit Cooper Two.
baa* hit* I.azxen. Dye. t'haveg, L®w 1*.
Sacrifice hits Birken*tock Dye Chaxex,
rooter Struck out By Btrkenatoek, 1;
bx McColl. 3. Lew 1 Base* on
ball* Off Birkenatock. 3. off Mf< oil. . -
.ff I yew 1 a. 4. Hit by pit-hed bal!: P>
Birkenatock. Snyder Pitcher* record
Hite xml run*: off Birkenato- h a and •
[two and two third* inning*; off M
roll, 3 an.l 7 in fi'e and onc-thir.l in
nings. Losing pitcher. Hir.ienatock
Earned run* St. Jiueph. 1: Lincoln, 4
Double play* Mathe* to t wigan;
1 ’haves to Dye Snyder tunaaeiatedE
tSolen base* Corrigan. Nufer '
Lamb. Left on ;>**«*» st Joseph. 5;
IT.ncoln 11 Empire*. liayea and Gan
tey. Time 1 4>
WITCHES 0UTH1T
DES MOINES TO WIN
He# Moines. Is Sept 4 —Wichita out
hit !>** Maine* tedsv and won the open !
mg came of the *<rie* < 10 I S>ore
WICHITA <W> DKS JflOTNKS (Wl
abhp.'ae abh po.a e
Smith • f 4 # 4 • 0 F per a* 4 3 J * J
Butler 5b a 3 * 2 •« rlden if • » \ J J
Punning rf ft 3 l 0 ftOC’nnr rf 4 • # * J
Reck lb 3 0 3 2 0 Fodie cf 4 13*0
Frown 2h 4 1 4 2 0 Knaupp 2b .3 *14 ••
t organ a* 4 0 2 3 1 S gfr 1* 4 2 14 J 0
tl Ini' * If 2 1 2 * 0 Mam n lb 4*1.1
V M ien C 3 14 5 1 Wheel f 3 1 1
Jolly p 30120 3' S'p* p 1 1 • 4J4
. * * « * ' 1 * * \
Score by inning#
Wichita .I*1 *•! 0*1—4
Dee Moines N !•!
Summary—Run# Smith. Butler. Rro»rt
Jolty. Flaakamper. forrtden Home run
Brown. Two base hlte: Foxier 41>. Gil
lespie. Punning. Fo»lle, Htuvsngen *
rlfica hit# Back Jolly. Stolen b*e I\»n
ntng Left on bane* Wichita. 9: I'm
Momra. 4. Sttuck out Bjr Shupe. 1; 1*>
Jolly. J Ba#ea «»n ball* Off Shupe. 3.
Hit bv pitched ball H> Shupe. Olllewple;
by Jolly. Knaupp Karned runs: " h;ia.
4 l>e* Motnee 1 poubla 1 ley* Knaupp
»,» Flaakamper to Stuvengen. Jolly to
Fv»ck to McMullen; Jolly to t.organ to
He. ft Cmplre# Ponohue arul * li n»
Time: 1:11. __
Senators Trim Red Sox.
" aahlngton Sept *—Washington had
little difficulty todax defeating Boston
V to 2. Although Mog ridge wa# !ou« bed
for It hits, he kept them w»de1> a. at
tere.i Third baseman Bluege w.xs bit
b> a pitched hall n the sexenth and
was taken out bv Manager Ham# The
vount pilot of the Washington club "a*
presented with a •olid gold, diamond
it added baseball by Washington admirers
when be went to bat tn the fr*t tnn'ng
H# proceeded then to ima»h » *. rea . *r
triple to center, scoring M' Neely 8. ore
BOSTON 1 ft> " \SH1NOTON tA>
ab h i" « r abb p^ a e
r staad rf l 11 M M'Mv « f ft 1 2 0 0
V\ ganaa 2b ft ? 2 0 OS H*r * 2b ft 2 3 4 •
Boone rf 4 S 1 1 I H e rf 33400
.1 H’rta lb 4 0 13 0 0 1. '-• n If * I 3 0 0
Veach If 3 110 0 Fuel c 3 14 0 0
Sharks 3b 4 1 5 5 0 Hluege 2b J S 1 0 0
Retell at 3 1*32 Taylor 3b 0 • 1 1 0
Q-Neill c 41*001’ paugh e# 4 • 1 J 0
Khmke p 5 1 0 0 0 Shiriex lb 4 0 ft 0 0
Ptercy p 0 »• 0 * 0 M ridge p 11**0
vPicinich 10000
xtle>gan 1 1 0 # 0 Total* *1 10 Si » •
Totals 30 11 14 11 3
\ Hatted foi Khmke tn seventh
a Hat ted for Plercy in ninth
Score by inning#
Boston . ...♦*3 0*0 110—!
Washington 40* *13 e*x—'
llumma rx Hun# N\* mbagan#*. Kagetl.
\f< Neel) tf). s Harris til Hire. tiogLn
tft Shirlex Two.baa* bit Boon* Three
t.aae hit# S Harri# t*». Sacrifice hit*
Fuel. MLogridge. Hi-*, Veach. Poubie
plays S Harri* to Sh»rle\ Knell to J
Ham* Left on base# Holton, 10. "ash
lug ton 4 Rase# on ball* tiff Khmke. 1 ;
off Mot rid ie J St tuck x«ut Hx \4og>
rulge v Hit* ttff Khmke 10 In * in
ninga. off Pierc>. * In l inniugw Hit b>
pi l cited ball Hx Vie*.'. Rluege 1 osIna
pitcher Khmke I'mpirea. Hildebrand and
t'onnolly Tim# 1 3ft
thnmc m 1 » ttd k vy
T#i># Haute # Pativ ill#. «
R\ a navi I |e Bioemtn* ’*« t
Peiatut, 11-1, lev'll*, 3
4
St. Louis Star ^
Plays Steady
Game Throughout
Turns in 73, Including Reo j
ord 31 for Second Nine,
in Final Round
of Tourney.
Hr AumM«I Pr«»«,
Chicago, Sept. 6.—William Meibom
of St. Louis today -won the western 1
open golf championship with a score
of 203. Ho played his last round in
73, including a record 34 for the sec
ond nine, and on his second circuit
of the course he equaled the course
record of 70 with a record of 34 for
the first nine. He scored hie first >
round in 7S and his third In 74. 1
Chick Evans, scoring a 76 on hie
final round, finished in third plac«
with 302, one stroke ahead of Eddi*
Held of St. Louie, and one stroke be
hind AI W'atrous of Grand Rapids j
who trailed the n»w champion
eight strokes.
Australians to ]
Play U. S. Tennie
Chestnut Hills. Mass, Sept. S—An*
tralia as a result of Gerald Patter |
son’s three-set victory over Jean |
Borotra of France this afternoon
cinched the right to play America J
in the Davis cup finals. The Anzac 4
team neded but one victory and this I
Captain Patterson won.
AGA KHAN COPS i
REALIZATION
Belmont Park. Sept. 6—Aga Khan
non the $23,00# Lawrence Realisation
Stakes at a mile and five furlongs
here this afternoon. Transmute was I
second and Mr. Mutt third. The
time was 2:48 2-5.
The prince of Wales, in company
with August Belmont and J. E. Wide
ner. saw the race from the judges’
stand.
BELLEVUEPLAYS i
DOUBLE-HEADER ]
The Bellevue Athletic club baseball
team will play a double-header this
afternoon. The first game will be
with the Ernie Holmes team and the
second with the Plattsmouth nine.
Pluttsmouth lias warned the club to
look out as they have the strongs
team they have had In to years.
'll)ACID -
Results
BELMONT.
F '■»' rare Fix* and one half fur "Dgf
Lithuania (Pierce) .C-l 2fe-l a -5
M> -tie Be!’- iWIIllimi) - 5-4 # 5
Drageus© (McAtes# . .. . 4 ’
Time: 1 0* 2-4. Gertrude D.. Begtr*. ©
Patricia, Ladv Gallivant. Tike” Be'- 'tor
ra Vann*. B gfct Idea New H-ye, Gijxsv
F • er. Kofx i"e F-owr!a ! - -7**i• •
Bobbed Band;- and Longing a!*''
Second race. Staaplachaae. mo and cne
half miles
Damask (Bat he!» .....Ill 4-1 ?-!
Duett:.*;# (Bvera) ...1-2 ©ut
Carablnler (M* Nair) "ft
Time 4:53. Vox PopuU II. lieutenant
Seas also ran.
Third ra.e On* m !a:
Flames (Fields1 .1-7 aut out
Dare Sax (B Breumng) ....... aut aut
Priscilla Rulev (Maiben) .xut
T,m* 1 (d 1-5 Threa siartexi
Fourth tar#: Mile and five eighth!
Aga Khan tMaiben).11-6 4-5 1-*
Transmute (Parke# .1-1
Mr Mutt »\tarinelll) . .
Tim# . 47 3-5 Sun Flag B«b Tail
at 1 At pr#..ens.'-n alw ran
Fifth ra # Six furlongs.
Gold treater (M A tee .. .1-1 H S-S
tToudland (C Lang). eveu 1 -
Finland (Matben)..1-*
Time: 1 14 1-5 Gold Stick. Zero Hour.
Arbitration Idiosyncrasy. Score her. Boone a
Knoll and Stirrup Cup also ran
S \th race s.x and one-half Pur’.ocgs
Cockney <*tutta>.71 !S*1 **5
CMigula (L. Fetor). t-* 1-6
1
Time. 1 :a 2-5. Buck Pond WfMrake
Yankee Prio*eas Pet Fasey. Home Star
snl Dr l'axe Harrington a'*© rai
IHIKVAL
F « ■ 0 • I't fu”iona» 1
Wand#* i R r r - #" » ♦ 1 • *24 • •
Petities (UcTafrart) * 44 * -a t
I
T.me ! i! tv * Lj 6 » Dee* aid I
Beuna Viata a!*© r.m
Sa» ond rat# * fur ongs
Wx h F’m r 4?* 1 «• • «A
• * n • \\ i M T:s ”• ' - ... 3 44 *
T>Ar#h^u«#m*n • Reward
Tin# 1 1J S 5. Jack Shrine a-d perxs. aH
B- ' e !«o tan ^
Third rax >• • furlong# \
Parthema < Renaetti) . . . 4!7S 11## 7 1* j
Car*. A'lover i Baker) ... 4 *5 1*5 1
Blue Brush iM* Taggart* .7*6 j
Time 1 1» 1-5. Baby Lens. Looar.ra.
Axispa an.I May I-oxd s’.so rai j
F.virth race- Mile and oneelghth
Re.l stone (Wilson) .4 1<* 2 75 ant
Oppermtn (Reward) .I II out
Flag of Truce (Howard) .out
Time. 1 ■' 3*5 Frnler cktoan also rai. \
Fifth race Mila and sexmly yards
Planet * Sharpe) .I t# J 49 2 15 1
Park Hill iHoward) .....t.*i 3 41
Anna (K knnnmier) . 1*5 !
T':ne 1 51. Kin* a Court and Rqulijr
also r**a
Sixth ra* # M '# and sex-anty yards
Hara* «n (V.Tgue) 4 59 I B .MS .
Pedestrian (Jones) . . ...1.91 2 4© '
Nix lag (Clausner) . ....35#
Time 153 2 5 Play On. Doc Da Moray,
Davdanell* alas ran
Seventh r,. M l* a.-.d ©n# *x*e©n.;h i
l.lltle Clair iMcTigO#) . .7 74 3 59 il* {
\ end or i MeTatfa’i' ..... .. 5.9§ 2**
W | » ( I f ,
* ‘
- *
XI ROK V.
Fir*f race * furlong*
IV Morn i Smith) till) <
Ailed©- iPu ke) 7 J M
From oil • Y#11•'”>) • * j
T me 1 14 2.5 Tor’ol*. R un P na, (
and Bc> O Boy also rar
Second r* © 5 furlorga
Tar-gar* tl' ke *' If 1 4 1 I 1
, - . * -
Brilliant (Bcgsnowsk » ...... I 4
Time. 1 40 3 7 Full of Peg Mr.
Mah • Vito Babe P .tear Rend and
-
Third race * furlorga:
KvertMe (p.'gan wsk ' ...71 71 55
I
H-r. n*nt (9xn. :er * ' •
Time, l 13 3-4 Theo, Black Orach?*.
Pott"#, l.adr Ch#e© Top o’ Th* Morn
mt .1. ) cst Polychriaty and Glaa
more also ran.
F. «r:i> r . . M !■* ***.1 one \ teentti
Pr -ei krt hint) -11-4 T 10 1 4
Billy Star (HoganowakD.. I I 2 4
Pr i. e T i « P kens' 7 *
Time 1 45. riwvky. l/absam aod ral'x*
alsu ran
Five and . x# hair
Cdd;r v (Hat r(ag’xxa) 1-1 T-i t's*
(a- « i • \ > i . m -1 5
.
Tim# 1 •? •! \ en-xage I'rswaak An
x >
” Wi * 1
• *»i lit yt.'ttsri ran .%
e • a • ee •, K
B xin * Bob'n iHi,r *|taa)..l I * a '
an i A 1*1
Glent«1( i Bulks) -. ’
1 v»« i‘ 4 * \A'*I B*k B»w-n ^ •
• «#. and 1 »>A* I s r * a«so tea,
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