iIIE BEE: OMAIIA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1910.
Sioux Split Doubleheader With Rourkes and Cinch the Pennant; Highlanders Defeat the Tigers in Slow Contest
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By , Splitting a .Drable-Heder with
the Etrit TjUTtln Fit;.
SEVERAL
E0UEKE3
SHINE
Featrets
I'ltrsjee Great Ball la
rir( Gu),;',ttkl la Lost hy
' Several ,oet lyF.rrore fcr
.-V TeaisnauUee.
Sl6ux City. Orfiaaa, i
Omaha. 7; Bloux City. 1. x
Bloux H'lty became the champion of tnt
Western eeaBrue ' yeeterrley by epllttlng a
double-header with Omaha at Vinton street
para. Though thera s no further chance
to prevent the Slouj from getting the flag.
Omaha ahnuld have taken both games and
woul.l hut for a . little-comedy of errore
, ,fc . ,!,' m,mtA . ,
In the flrat game. whly.1), mrted on a muff
oy jiii in center cijeia.
King fully atrtntd,. fof' hi costly error.
ahlch let In two Tumi, In the aecond game
trapiiInK five fllea. three of which were
three of which were
desperate rbancvw long; bard dr!vea with
men on bases.' JBert a ho wed more clearly
than ever yesterday hie Supremacy In the
Weatrrn .'leagoe' outfield- He -atarred In
the eecA-rrMflwhhe Molarity and
iu.i.. i. ....
Melter kepT Tllrn clone company. It waa
Georae Uraham wW played most of the
flrat game, but not enough to win it
For five Innlnga it 'looked aa though the
Rourkea had the first game nil sewed up
In a sack. Fentreni was going fine and
but three men had farad Wm to an-Inning
and not a hit had rpeen mads, Bert King
Molted It nil In the-sixth. With two down
and Rellly on secofid. where he tiad Rone
hv helnr hit ami horiateil hv en lnflld out.
King dropped a long fly from Andreas bat.
Andreaa went on to aeenrid. an.l seored a
few mlnutca Inter on fltem'a drive over
third tiaae.
Fratrrx I'ltt'he Oreat Ball.
Fentreaa struck; out three of the Sioux
In the arventh, but the eighth waa another
bad Inning. Three man acored on four
lilta. an error by Graham and la paaaed
ball. The two bad tnnlnge polled the game
which looked like) tx waa going to acored
aa another win for, MTr. rentreaa..
Omaha acored ; two In the flrat round
when Graham openetK up with a three
aai-ker to deep center, -fie acored on
Schoonover'a alngle The latter went to
aecond on Rlggff' Inflleld out and acored
onfKarw'a hard'jv over aecond.
in . the third -j IhMna GiaAitm a apeed
acol-ed another ryh. He had reached flrat)
on Si hit and wharl' lKlna aarlflparl him to I
aerbnd he kept on iolng and waa enabled '
to (core by a bat) ittrotv to third by Btem.
Tile aecond gam'viAAj a comedy of errors
on the part of Sioi4x1Clty. Uabe Towne
aent Jim Freeman, one-. of Omaha's Jonaha,
In to pitch and sent fiirnsrlf In to catch
and neither of the "veterans waa at him
self. Freemnn was only hit eight times.
but Juat .wheiv 14 -eouated moat against hlrq
and Babe was away off. He managed to I
make two of .-bisteam's five eirora andlCH AMP9
they we-e costlyi't' , ,
) v Omaha' Smllu he fleeuad.
Omaha put .tha finishing, touches on the
aeoond game'ln tn-fifth inning with three
n.ia ami tnner" rum. Bohoonover waa
walked, went to second on Rlggerfs eacrl-
flee, third, pnawuafl g wild pitch, acor-
ing on Kane a pretty single to light. Then
MortrUy-aaiik. Jlnidjoma ., ,witl t m hard
triple to right.' ftneave fanned arid Cad
man hit to center, acorlng Morlarity. The
fcloux 1 Wfr"aBlXrir. Itk.tJe,: 'KZXS"M,n
Steve waa not allowing any hlta when the
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danger ln waa up. He waa a proud con-
and f4enyimr--he1itKV- lht make
trouble for hla companions, but he lunged
forth n tne eighth Inning "himself end got
a tarn-hair irer aenrllnir tha hell l-rt
... " IdV
field fence with auch terrlflce force that
the wind of It turned Bony Welch a com-
plete aoinersault as It whisked bv. Tha
ore:; ''.
Score, first gameff
OMjAHA,,..
UAB..
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H. PO. A. E.
Graham, Jb....
King. cf ,
schoonovtr, rf.
H.KKert, If
Kane, lb
Moilarlty, 8b...
Kneaves, aa....
Veloh
Gnndlnir, c
( 'adman
Fenireaa, p
14 11
Totals.
31 3
SlOl'X CITY.
All. .
4
4
4 0
4 V
a 27 13
PO. A. K.
Ardreas.. 2b
10 0
iu
.Hyers, rf
wulljirf, la
Miller, c,
14
0
4 0
ooiey, ct 4
Welfh, If
Helily,' sa. t
Kuroy, p i
cnauek, p t
Totala. 31 6 5 C 11 1
baited for Kneavee In the ninth.
'ttsiUu lor Gondhijf tln the nlnia.
Omaha ..'
Huns I I 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-3
Hlta 4i2vilwl 0-
s.uua City- .- ' j
It una M 0 ( il 1 t I 06
tins. u u v o v l v 4 t 6
'iuuksc mt: Hifcait, Liiaoua. Three-
)ae hit: Urinam, ruwl o.,s. Guiiuiiig,
ualu un ua.ia: -Oif e.itrca, i; oil Cna-
0k. . Hit by piii'uou uin: j ttiiuit,, j.
suuttc out: iy r'nui, a; uy Chahek, 1
i-ei( 4J'i oao: 0;nan, i; bioux City, 3-
Lovbie ploya; Kntavea iO orana.n to ivne;
M.ui lo UoiHiuig to. ivaue; Qulllln to
ittae: :. Cm-
t.it Qiarke.
aupra. aecond game
OMAHA.
AB. R
H. U.
A.
1
0
0
0
0
3
1
0
4
uiafahi, 10 tt
u 1
ivius, vi ;.vj.
M-buonover, rf. .7..... 3 1
H.gnert, If ., I
Ka.,.to J.J. I 4
JuoiUr.ty. 8b. ....... ; . J
Knouvea. as.
... 2
CuUVi.an. c .,
Mi lieu, p
Totals ....
? 1
Andrews, 2b. ,
Stem, -lb.
Mt yvra, rf. ,
ullilit, 3b ...
'iov4n. e.,..,
Nvouli'f, cf, .,
Welft... If.-..,
Renly, as. ...
Fieeiuan, p. .
&Uh
OmaliS) ,
Bun
Hlka,....k..
Sloui; t'tty
Hu. a
iiita
3
4
,31 . 7
SIOUX CITY.
8 27 ,
AB. H. H
1 1
4 0 1
(03
v.., 1
....,...x t ? 0 0
4 0 0
4 0 3
V t
4 0 0
O.
1 1
A.
0
0
I
1
0
0
t
1
E.
.47 t 10 24
0 2 1 1 3 0 0 0
....0 1 1 1 2 0 0 3
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0 0 0 0 0 Ol
.10 0
...3 3 1 0 3 2 1 0 010
'lliree-tata hit: Morlarity. Two-biae hlta:
Cud man. Melter, Andreaa. Struck out: Uy
Melur, : by Freeman, t. Sacrlfloe hlta:
iiib'. KiRitrn, Miiriarlty. St len baae:
Miyera. First baae on balla: Off Melter, 1;
ft Freeman, 2. Hit by pitched hall.: r.y
Freeman (2. Wild Ditch: Freeman pa..t
bal.: Towne. Left on baaea: omnha. a
fe'ioux City, 11. Time:
Cl.irr-,- Attendance. MO.
1:36. Umpire:
: 1 Nates of the Game
Tii. , . . .. .
jiui nana waa there aa uaual on first
and tn.4. two timely hi.,.
JluN
That-Biari Mvera haa averv Fm.rk
a dandy ball player. He got three hlu In
tha aeeond game.
W0 regret to report that we observed our
old friend. James Freeman, twice on the
verge ot losing tus temper.
Morlarity made a one handed atnn wtiii.
waa a. corker. He followed It up with a
quHk ura and throw which caught
"'" : '
""'r" v wr coai umini ma nrsi game
wh?V? ' Ut0 rem the fields It
lo Jivtlk ur H f!.ua Wlroy. but U
Uinulio Clark cost Omaha the first earn
a.
was a different proposition with Mr. Cha
ra twirling. .
Captain Hill as much In the Ifsme. re
minding hla hired men, or. hla and Fa's,
ennatantly thaf ginger was good for tht
lm
Omaha had tha first It a me tucked awaV
until that fatal error of King's. Hert
the noiay boy In the latter encounter,
thouch. ,
Aa The Bee hath afore "aald, the Mmix
and Rourkes will continue play up to aeven
?:amea for tha benefit of our Ak-Par-Ben
rlenda. - i
Omaha pulled off two exceptionally speedy
double play a. the one from Kneavee to
(Ira hum to Kane, seeming an almoet Im-pnaalhls-
chanoe.
Old Steve Melter got hie second double of
the aeaaon. and If he could have run better
than a laat year' setting, hen. he could
nave made It a triple.
Oraham waa all over the field aa uauat.
He aaved the day at one stage by covering
1'lrst when it did not .look aa though the
play waa coming la that direction.
And here la to the flaw champeena. They
are a ood lot and a fine lot. and they won
because they are the beat lot. coigramia
! tlrms ton, liabe, you big, old raacal.
' Graham divided honra with Fentress In
the flrat game. He ecored two of the three
runa registered, made two aafe hlta In two
. UmfH bit w.lkwd twloe nd took nie
chane.ee out of ten In the field:
When Graham waa aacrlflced to aecond
In the flrat innlna he did net waver aa
n n aaw mira dm iratoif, n
. . . a -. . .
mniMi) Keep on going snti wna -ni.im w
romirlete the circuit because of a- bad
throw.
t adman committed the highest crime
known to base ball. lie scooped Wooley a
third strike and thea after Copley had
practlcaly stopped running, heaved the ball
m,e ovr mT K,e'. n.ad. Tw0 Mtt
followed, but Pfenian fanned and pro-
vented a run.
DBMVKH 8fcA.K . ST.
JOARPH
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Orlssllee Take tDaojr tana by Poar t
.-, Hot hla at Score
' T. JOiSKHK. Mo.; Sept. 27. Denver ahut
.out Joseph ,J0day., Bcorer,
... PW'""
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II. O. A. K.
0 X i
? ? II
0 8 10
1 10
1 I I 0
1 10 0
; .o ,i4i
l r 10 2
. H. O. A. B.
0 10
10 t
1 10 0 0
0 1 I J
0 I I 1
0 10 0
t 0 0
0 1
1111
0 0 0 0
;"5 u 4
Lloyd, lb .
til. more. If
.v.. i
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Heall. -cf
4
ulndi-av
nv, lb .....,,.... 4 1
n. 3b 4. 3 ' V
laton, aa 8 8
lola
Cran
Canvldy, rf
.v.i : ,1
0
' McMurray c
uimmeaa, p
Totals
...'....;
tlT. JbSEP'ft,
Powell. If
Fox, 3b
t
'.'h'''''
', corhan, aa
llauer, cf
Goodrich, rf
' Hai?fM ' o ti'.'.'.'.'.'.
Bolea
;
Total ....
Batted for Bauer tn nlath.
niv.p , J O 1 . 0 S A 0 I 04
Kt. JoaeDh 0 0 .0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Three-baae hit: Beatl. Stolen baaee: Und
say (2). Caaaldy, McMurray (2). Raerlflee
hlta: Fox, Gllmore (2), Cranaton, Caaeldy.
Struck out: By Hanlfun , by Olmatead 6.
Haea on balla: Off Hanlfan 1. off Olm
atead i. Hit by pitched ball: By Hanlfan
1. by Olmatead L Time: l:ao. umpire:
. Hurlburt.
WIN ' 131 THIRTEENTH
Llaeoln Ie ft; Gatm After Tea
eoreleaa laalaaa.
DRS MOINES. 8eDt. 27, After playing
ten scorelees inning, toe .cnampiona won
1 imm i.inr-iin tn the thirteenth by
! scoring a single tairy-te a -blank for he
' yJto"-, "ZiZ" at t,mM
i for the locals. Score:
LINCOLN.
'. ' t - v.". ... , AB. .H.- H
jude. it i 1
Gagnler. aa 4 0 0
p.-
15
A,' E.
-''$ 'f-"'-reeee..f-.-1 - f "
codd rr o
A
, Cockmnn." Jb 4 0 0
Thomas, lb 10 0
i ri," pV':::!.'::.'.'."-; I ' 0 ' S
Totals J 6
, DES MOINES.
38 16
.
Mattlck cf 5
R. H. O.
A.
0
(
2
4
0
1
0
2
0 ' 0 S
Co'.ligan, Jb 6 0
' Cane, ss 6 p
1
1
t
1
0
0
1
4
, I
1
IS-
Nlehoff. 3b
6
1
Decamp;- if
Uwyer, lb
Kellv rf
0,
2
Clemmona, o...,.......
Hereche, p 4
Baohant, c ;...!
0
0
0
0. 7
0 1
1 -. s
Totals ...
....42
I 19 II
9 1 'Two out when winning run waa made.
0 Des Moines 010000000000 12
0 - Lincoln 010000000000 0-1
0' Two-buaa hit: Krugei. . Baaea en balla:
0 Olf Herache. 1: off 'ox. 1. Wild pitch:
0 i'ox. struck out: By hereche, 8: by Fox,
I 4. Btoien bases: rt'eliJensaul, Urcauip,
feaorlfice hlta: Uwyer. Keily. lime: l:t4.
t j Umpire: Haskell.
SVEA ATHLETIC CLUB MEET
Aaasal Field aud '1 rack Meet le Held
at Blutwwod Park, vrltfc
Goud Kraals.
Tha Ave Aiu.ouc cluu pulled off the
yearly track meet at Umwood park Bun
day. The race waa conducted by tne eeare
tary for races, Guat Koinatedt, and tne
trainer for tne track team, George Jadar.
o.. owing were the winners:
Una hundred Yardii-Fira(; carl Kngstraoi;
tvouu, . uarieuian.
unt-4uurth Mm rirat, Carl Engstrora.
uiie-iuu alius t'U St, . Carle.t.au.
iiacua 'iiai. Anion caiiaou; second, G.
Jauci: third, i-d Beaairom.
javelin ir l, u. feic.on; aecond, Kein
nr: ii.iro. ivaut Luuduuiat.
Itauimei- 'i nio rirw . Engairom; aeo-
ubu, i. Anaciauii; iniru, iveiuner.
fuluiia ouut rlrat., i't.tiiuii, secutid
Auiva vr.son: tnlro. Keu.uer.
Htun jUiiiv lrsi. cd aaatrom.
Buunin mgn juinpKtiat, C jngatrotn;
aeuona, t . carientaik, Wu; o, vt.a eutrout.
IOLI aiBl'ft
HtHAklt
tlHal'LTI
Itoaa K acts a Net JUark for Klatl
taWe
COLUMBUS, O.. bept. 27. Aosa K. over
i uiftt-M kj.uiKu fcy i-.u. o& 04.wiuaj , aaVa
the vina aiae of ta.vuv tor i.tw a
new reuura ima nt iw neon wneu e mUo
ma fit at ueai .n 3:h.i. tie won wunout ei-
lori alio uia next ..o uau ca.ua esu
mts K was favorite with caa tx. xway, uia
lanced in tne fa.i ueal, aevoiid Lhotcv.
iu orurr 10 uaiui.e the t.it uotiera It
4, ncbLSsaiy lo uit taa avani mu .ui.
vuioiis. nw first auiriaa wuu Craig.uun
aa ma iitumt. its ou tne iirat mat id
a.o.. urn,, oo. waa i.uiid lj Au.nlrn
v i In tbe next ueau wnau tua urn, uiopea w
6 1 1 UbViL A uma ueal waa won sajuiv ay Aa.
0 , inn m had and uian tne race a oopo-ieo.
1 i luiui lemoiro. to be resu.iied juat utioi-e
I ' i..o second Uiviaion is taken up. Hetulis:
0 -1 ciaa pung, ilnaa Iu live, tl.MU; i'ltd
u F uo.i, ulri aovond. un 4 una tuird. til
j i liiue:
hu, tu.(, I u6 pace, three n five, ti.uui);
JBvms a. hou. Major Atanow second... i.ia
ahiuuiiiii i.uii.. uoie;
1 IB Ih, Vl 4A..
' Leika.wo vou, u.ie i.uiiu, iiio..e.'
a. ..ilia. ufkL time: t.on.
ll naaa, tauiiik. iiirea In five, puret
ll ,uiu l.ian.n a,..,. .Jr. ..I .k.liu
.ci..it' iu.ri.. il...e: lmt.
4u c.. tiuiUu., in. tlivUlon, three tn
eu, uafiiuoicd: Admiral Mad flrat,
V-iirf...a aavonu. ady tvlnow laud. Meat
' U"': i:wi4.
.Valloaai Leant laalraeli.
vrw vimi.' ti.i tn i
ai i..a .a..L...'. ii.....
(owm lennaota and raieasaa tciunt:
(.outran una 4oeton. iiour Goods
a. i.. u.uk.yi.. j. Cuulsun: witk On.
iiiau, narrjr wuvaivaaie, aaicnaei 4.
ran- nh .... nlTr . .
'V?-" naV." T.T:,
cinnaii, Harry Coveleekle. Michael J. Coca.
ayne.
y. Lk ioung
t, Aadrew'a to IMay Ashlaad.
St. Andrew'4 acheol team will play a
game of foothill ,im tne Aaniaau iflgu
scnool teata un October b at Aaniaod.
A llreak for Liberty
his from stomach, liver and kidney trouble Is
made when a IjC box of Dr. Kln a New
i r nn. i. ..,... w.. ..i. k.. d
Life Ptlla la
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t'.RAlhb HUiiBLEU AGAIN
Brooklyn Makei it Three Straight bj
Whirlwind Finish.
wnnraro EUir in tenth innino
ear Tied la Math, When Three
Haas Are Pat Over the Plate
riaal neealt la Fear te
Three;.
BROOKLYN, 8ept. 37 In a whirlwind
finish Brooklyn made It three straight from
Pittsburg today. Up to the ninth the Trol
ley Dodgers had made only one hit off
Camnlta. Then three hlta and a muff by
Campbell, with Coulaon's timely single, tied
the score. In the tenth a pass, Stark's
sacrifice and single by Bergen and Erwin,
won the game. Scorer
ririaUlHO . BROOKLYN.
-aa.H.O.a.B.' - ' AB.H.O.A.B.
M Kfrhnu.ll 4 t 1 trxTtdmn, cf 4 1 1
Leaea.. b..; t I 0 Pautwrt, ' lb. 11 2
tamphell. If I 1 4 0 I WhU. II... 4 1 I 0 0
wtnr. m..t I 4 4 hinml, nil I I
Miller, tb... I i 1 I iH'otllton, rf. 4 1 I 1 I
Kaillnc. lb.. 4 I I 3 'lMcBlram. lb I 0 I I 3
'Ihkm. rf.. 4 1 t 1 Stark, aa. ... t 0 1 4 I
Oibeon. a.... 4 4 1 Millar, a.... t I
rainnlti, a.. 4 I 1 I Burrh 1 1 4
riiilllppl, p.. J 4 Brxn, .... 1 1 9
-1 Knetxer, p.. I 1 3
Tatala 14 fU U 1 ualtoa .... 1
iMau, ... 0
Bnrln I 0 4 t
Tatala M 4 at IT 3
One out when winning run waa scored, i
Hafted for Miller In the ninth.
Batted for Knetxer in the ninth.
ilied for.Deaaau in tha tenth.
Plttaburg 000100101 03
Brooklyn 0 00000001 14
Left on baaea: Pittsburg, 6; Brooklyn, 3.
Ino-uoae hit: Burch. Three-base hiu:
Leach, Wlleon. Baaes on balla: Off Knet
er, i; off Philllppl. 1. struck out: By
Camnitx, ; by Knetser, 4. Hlta: Off Knet
er, f In nine Innings; oTf Dessau, 0 In one
inning; off Camnlti, 6 In nine innings; off
Philiippi,. m one inning.. TtmeulJa. Um
plies: iliggler and Murray.
St. Loata Captwrea Swatfeat.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 27.-8t. Loula de
feteu Pliilaaelphla in a hard-hitting 'game
today, 0 to 6. The game was featured by
five double plays, making nine such plays
In two successive contests between these
teams. Score: ,.
ST. U)U1. PHILADELPHIA.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A B.
. B..I .... Tltaa,. rf 4 13 4
Husxu.a, tb. 4 I 4 4 aKnaba, 3b... 4 3 3 4 0
I' 3 1 t t vwalih. cf... 4 114
Mowrr. tb.. 4 3 1 4 1 Max, If... 3 1 2
Konetehy, lb 4 0 I 1 1 Onuit, 3b.... 3 13 4 0
I rt 3 4 3 1 v BranMald. lb 4 0 4 3 0
Bremahan. el I I I 0 Doolan, aa... 3 1 3 4 1
Oakaa, el.... 4 3 3 v Daoln, .... 4 4 1 ft
Hsuwr, aa... 4 3 3 1 1 S hat tier, p.. 3 3 0
Hearo, p.... t 0 4 Moora, .... 1 1 4 4
Laao. P 2 ft MoraA 1 ft ft ft 0
Toula it 14 17 II 3 Totale .....tt 3 37 13 1
Batted tor Moore In ninth,
St. Louis ..0 0 1 0 3 2 0 0' 1-0
Philadelphia 0 0 0 2 1 1 6 0 05
Hlis: Off Heurn, In five Innings; off
Lush, 2 in four inntngsp.off Shetler, t In
six innli.,s; off Moore, 3 In three Innings,
'lwo-basn hits: Oaks (2), Hauser, Grant,
Doolan, Walah, Bills. Sacrifice hit: Grant.
Double plays: Doolan to Knabe to Brarra
fleld; Knabe to Doolan to Branafield; Mow
rey to Hugglna to Konetchy; Hauaer to
Huggina to Konetchy; Mowrey to Konetchy
10 mowrey. nioien Dases: Hugglns (2),
Magee. Doolan. Struck out: By Hearn, 1;
by Lush. 2; by Shetier, 4; by Moore, 1
Left on bases: St. Louis, Philadelphia,
4. , First base on balls: Off Hearn, 2; off
Lush, 1; off Shetier, 6; off Moore, 1. First
baae on errors: .Philadelphia, B. Time: 1:00.
Umpires: Klem and Kane. "
Giants Wla and Leae.
NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-Aftr losing the
first part of today's double-beadeivto Cin
cinnati, 4 to 2, New Tork won--the second
game by the same score. Score, first game:
Bescher, If. 4 1 1 ft ft DeTore, If... 4 1 1 ft 4
Lobart. ib... 4 ft ft 3 ft IXnU, tb.... 4 4 3 1ft
HobUtiet, lb 3 lit ft ftSmxicrua, I 0 1 0 0
MiKhatlt Mf 41 ft-Mamxr?-efAv4"t-1
Faikai-t. of. 3 3 3.0 V BrtfualJ. m, 3- 0 14 4
M.-bfn. .. 4 1 t 3 4 Devlin, tb... 4 3 4 3 4
Oueoaran, tb 4 1 3 4 0 Merkle, lb... 4 1 14 1 1
Downei, aa. 4 ft 3 3 1 Mrere, a.... 4 1 1 1 a
Oaipar, p.... 4 1 ft ft Wlltea, p.... 1 ft 0 4 ft
Amu, p i ft a ft t
Total, 34 3 37 It 1 'Becker 1 ft ft ft t
Handrtaka. 4 0 ft
Crandall ... 1 4 0 ft 4
TotaJa ......30 "t K li l
Batted for Amee In the eighth. .
Batted for Hendricks In tne ninth.
Clnolnnatl 0 l 1 2 0 0 0 0 0-4
New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 32
Two-base hits: Hdblltsel.'Guaoer. Mvern.
Corcoran. Home run: McLean. Stolen
baae: Devore. Left on baaea: Cincinnati.
New York. t. Struck out: Bv Wlltae. 1:
by Ames, 4; by Gaepar, 3. Flrat baae on
balla: Off Gaapar, 1; off Wtltae, 1; off
Ames, 1. Hlta: Off Wiltse. 4 In four In
nlnga; off Amee, 3 in four 'Innings; off
iienancKa: none in one inning. Umpires:
Johnstone and Eaeon. Time: :43;
noore, secona gume:
CINCINNATI. AB.H.O.A.E.
AB.it. OAK. MEW TURKl
CMohar. If . 4 ft t ft 4 Davora, If. ..11144
Lebart, 3b... 3 1 3 3 VDofle. b..t. 3 ft 3 4 ft
Hoblltsal, lb I 1 J UBnodaraat, of t ft 3 ft 4
Mitchell, rf.. I 1 14 IMirrv,. Kf.. 3 4 3 4 4
puaort, er... I 9 I V lBiideall, la. I ft 4 4 1
Clarke. .... 3 1 ft 3 1 Devlin, 3b... 3 I'l 0 ft
Corcoran. 3b 1 114 1 Merkle. lb. . 4 1 I 3 ft
IRrtitT. aa 1 4 4 14 Mr arm. a 1 1 3 1 ft
uiainu ai ) I I asrhlal, a.... 1 ft 3 3 4
M llr 1 10ft ftDmcka, p...t 1114
Mamma, p. .1 a ft 1 0
Molain ...1 4 4 ft 4 Toula 33 4 K 14
..
Totals 31 4 34 14 3
Bailed for McMillan In ninth.
Batted for Promme In ninth.
Cincinnati 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 03
New York Two-base hits: Corcoran
Devlin, Merkle. Three-baae bit: Clarke.
Home run: Diucke. Sacrifice hits: Mlten
ell, Drucke. Stolen bea: Lobert, Devore.
Left on buaea: Cincinnati, V; New York, 9.
Double play: Downey to Cor oo ran to Hob
iltzei. Struck out: By Drucke, 3; by
Promme. 1. First baae on tut la: Off
Fromme, 10; off Druoke, i. Hit by pi tohea
ball: By Drucke. Mitchell. Wild pitch:
Drucke. Paused ball: Schlei. Time: 3:03.
Umpires: Johnstone and Eason.
Et EAT . ON RlKN'l.VO TRACKS
tlaa Pippin Wlai Feataro of Day at
Lexlaavtea.
LEXINGTON, Sept. 17. Tha Elmendorf
hanuiLap, lae teaiuie oi. Uia a.xiu aay of
me tali meatlng oi tne Kentuoay ataelng
--.ocauoii, wm ytaa u, ilia fippin, pay
... ,:u in the at aiui.ua. uikouinea in a urtv
... iiuisii, wan jonn orittin ii second, ttau
Oiiogi, ucaily playeo la.onte, waa nut in
tne moiiri. uia rains of uunoay wane the
UacK nea.y and the cara waa niaried by
l.o ia.u uuuiuer of oratcnus. Cloud at
4it.Su in fti mutuant won tne second froui
..cj au Auienianeei. Jack Weaver, tne
favorite, also tao. Local captive, paying
... ... i..t . u.u.uaiav twn ins tifta in a
cloae finish. The crowd raa at,maieu at
4,uul. V.ea'hr ciear; track alow. Keaulta:
firat I ace. six lurlonga; iwiliaht wueen
tsuaighi e.Arr won. 'teiouiy Mcuee tpiaoe,
4-j sscond, rfacooii tanow, 4-j) tmrd.
iiinu: l:iuib.
ocoonu lace, five and a half furlongs:
Cloua tauaja'it. li-au won, Cisco tpiaoe,
, uu( .U.UU, .vu.citca.iecr tauow 6J
third). Time: l:t. . .
. i..ia r.i, nanu.idp, aix furlongs: Any
to. i iuiu..ii i-4u Moii, Lauoiu tp.ace
ei.au aauouu. La u. Mex.ana (anow I4.ni
...ira. i.inc; i.tata.
rourtu race, ii. Elincndorf handicap,
six furioiiaa: Tom h,nn tairalgut
won, rfOuu Urilliu ii ip.aca -u) secona.
nound tua liuut tanov. .iajj Hunt- Tima;
.wra-
riitli lace, alx furlonga: Royal Lwptlvt
tkireifcht wut won, cinpeior n.iut.ii
vp.ace 44. ivi aicoua, e.wica. tahow
imiu. lima: !.!.
oixih raia, a-yr-u.ds and ' I' aelVnx.
puis. Uuu, uilie and a naif: Ma:nle Algol
iisi, Keu.ieuy, auaigut .u, i--w-a -m,
snow i.lo nun, Aau (lol. Mice, piece fti-aw,
anow ti-lui aeionu, Joun E. Mckunan iiv..
liiomu, ahow 3i-ui luird. mat: 1:V
iUHuNlu, Out., etp.. A-'U .Nun Da.
I in i, won tua atitraw eup, a heavy
a eight handloaii at tvooaolne today, oom-
iaa :
i-l! at race, alx furlongs: Jack Atkln (1 to
) woo. Lady lrma ia to li aeono. k,ifin
uhii (14 to 1) uiird. Time: 1:U.
aecond race, six furlongs: Tripping 13 to
1) wn. aoiia comiort te to l) second; ate.
ion btieel t4 to 1) tnird. Time: 1:14.
third race, one nna. star Kottie tl tj 3)
won, J. at. Heughitia tiA to 1 socund,
Complon 41a to 1) tmrd. Time: l:o.
r'oortu race, aeven lurlongs: Uaah ii to
it won, Jim L. tb lo li aecond, Heuiamo
i4 U ii laird. 'Tune: l:3v
Standing of the Te&mt
EWIRN LEAOVTC.
r. W. L. Pet.
Sioux City 1 1 M .4rt0
Denver 100 . 3 .01
Lincoln . J... , IW 92 67 .bSO
Wichita .w 1K1 TO .Ml
Omaha i0 n 7t .M
Su Joseph 13 70 .440
Des Moines l0 17 M .417
Topeka 1 42 11 .300
AMER. LEAGUE. NAT'L. LEAGUE.
W.LPctl 'W.L.Pct.
Philadelphia 46 .ow'Chlcairo ....M 44 .W7
New oYrk ..31 41 .370iew rrk M .3t
Detroit .. ...82 3 .frRi Pittsburg ...S21.573
Boston .. ' ..78 04 ..W.Itiilartelj'hla 73 70 .511
Cleveland T .4'('lncinnatl ..73 72 WO
Washington M M .4.11 St. Louis ...W R .414
Chicago 3 S3 .4.11 1 Brooklyn ..WS4.4H1
Bt. Louis... ..44 101 Boston .. ..4 93 .344
Yretefdar'a . Jteaalta.
WFTERN LEAGUE.
Sioux City, i-l; 0iaha. ,3-7.
Lincoln, 1; Dea oMinea, 3.
Denver, 4;. Mt. Jmeph, 0.
Wichita, 3 0 Tr.peka, 2-3.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington, 0-3; Chicago. 2-2.
Philadelphia, -6; St. Louie. 0-4.
Boston. 3-6; Cleveland. 4-7.
New York. 10: Detroit t
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chlcaaro, Boston, rain.
St. Louis, ft; Philadelphia, 6.
Pittsburg,1 3; Brooklyn, 4; ten Innings.
Cincinnati, 4-3; New oYrk, 2-4.
Game a Today.
Wei tern Ijeague Sioux City at Omaha,
Lincoln at Dea Mofne. Denver at St. Jo
seph, Wichita at, Topeka.
American League Washlnglon st Chi
cago. Philadelphia at St. Louis, Boston at
Cleveland. New York at Ietrolt.
National league Ohlcag-o at Boston, St,
Louis at Philadelphia, Pittsburg at Brook
lyn, Cincinnati at New York.
iStW RULtS U LOCAL FIELD
Coach Miller Planning' Some Fait
Playi for Yankton Team.
t
OPEN PLAY ' ONE OP FEATURES
Division of Gattxa Xato- Koae . Perloda
Not Coodaclvet to Oellsht of
Grandstand Less Daaavrr
' " '' ' '' for' Players.
With many of hla men nursing sore spots
after the mlxup with the alumni Saturday
Coach Miller dispensed with the usual grind
of heavy work and . light , practice proved
a happy relief. ,
'Beginning today the team will begin to
perfect, playa that, will be used most prob
ably next' Saturday against the fast Yank
ton eleven: Worfl comes from the northern
college chat their team Is practically the
same as last season when Crelghton was
only able to 'score one touchdown against
tbem.
Last week' scrimmage with the "come
backs" proved an excellent opportunity for
Coach Miller to; fott the weak points of
his squad. Throughout the coming week
great stress w11)-be laid upon defensive
work, and the various methods of offense
will receive -fionslderAtlon. No doubt Mil
ler will employ omt Notre Dame tactics
of defense that rtll prove valuable on the
Crelghton Una.
Although tha followers of the college
sport havahad .Ittle opportunity of aeelng
the game dialed By the revised rules, yet
the scrimmage on tbe Crelghton campus
Is-asjjtaea'1rlti4 out '- few of
the major points of Interest. The division
of the game Into four quarters may not
meet wirh tfefwnM1 Taor: - The gams be
comes nnusnally'tnonbtdnous and therefore
the spectator hoses Interest. The men do
not leave the field between the first and
second quarters, nor between the third and
last. This time, coupled with the Intermis
sion between the second and third portion,
will undoubtedly prove tedious to those in
the grandstand. ... ; ' '
The new' rule have a decided advantage
In roaklng-the Tlkys- more open. The spec
tator will Jiave every opportunity of watch
ing the carrier ofthe ball, rather than see
ing the mass plays of preceding years.
whereby it was almost Impossible to fol
low a play. Speed and agility will prove
a prominent factor In the game, as more
end plays will be-used this year than, per
haps, ever before. 'The forward pass must
be used more 'cautiously and judiciously
than In the past and line plays will be
eliminated to a certain extent.
Leas work will devolve upon tbe quarter
back, due to the -new ruling, although that
position will most probably be the most
Important on the eleven, k
A radical change this aeaaon Is the non
Interference with the man who receives
tha forward paae. This fact may help the
development of that play to greater ad
vantage than In 'preceding years. Another
profitable change Is that the runner must
not receive manual aid from his teammates.
This eliminates one of the most dangerous
methods of the old game of foot ball, and
should produce ' excellent results In the
field during tha, coming year. It will be
some time, perhaps, before the follower
of the game will beoome acoustomed to the
sWeepins changes, but It Is believed that
foot ball during the coming aeaaon will be
leas dangerous end yet more spectacular.
;T ' '
Captain Scott
Saves the Day
Brilliant . Dash by Kearney High
' School Player Wins Game for
' Hit Team.
KEARNEY. Neb., Cept 27. (Special Tel
egram.; The foot ball season opened here
this afternqpn tilth a game between Kear
ney High and normal and ended In a vic
tory foi the high school which waa won
by the bfinianoy of the full back. Captain
Lverelt Scott. Scott outstripped all run
nera and, made a touchdown after racing
acroaa tha field-'
The normal has had leas practice than the
high scnoOi',' but there Is good material In
bum tta ma. Tbe score waa I to 0.
Cholera Inva.ies
tile dry ot Rome
Authorities at Naples Order Destruc
tion cf Oyster Bsds Situated
v -Clpse to Sewer Outlets.
ROME. Bpt. i". Prof. Dorla. chalrrr.aa
of the Board of Health, today announced
tl at there have been four cases of Asiatic
cholera in Roma.. One of tbeae proved fatal
while the others are recovering. The
origin of all haa been traced to Naplea.
During the last twenty-four hours four
new cases and three deaths have been re
port id In the eoutheaalem district.
At a cabinet meeting today tbe ministers
deliberated on measures necessitated by
the prevalence of cholera at Naplea.
Sp'clal conaldi ration waa given to the
questions -eaV snipping and siuigratloa.
HIGHLANDERS BEAT llUEKb
New Tork Crowds Opponent Out of
Second Tlace.
FINAL SCORE IS TEN TO TWO
Detroit t.oaes Loosely Played Coat rat
Mix Tvro-Bagfsjera Three Sac
rifle Hlta Five Stolen
Baaea.
DETROIT. Sept. 27. New York defeated
Detroit today. 10 to t. In a very badly
played game. Score:
NXTW YORK. DETROIT
AR M. O A It D Jonas, If 4 1 4 ft
Daniels. If . 4. I 1 4 4 0'Learr. lb. 4 4 t t
H-rapMII rf. 3 0 4 0 Orvhb. ef 4 1 4 A
hCara. lb.... t ill OOmwfnrtl, rf 4 0 3 4 1
Ka at. aa.. 4 3 3 3 Mnrlartr, Ib 4 3 3 4 4
Gartner. 3b. 3 4 3 4 3 RiwK. aa I 1 4 1
free, rf 4 3 1 4 IT. Jonea, Ib 4 0 II 4 3
Anittn, lb. . I 0 1 0 artimtdt, e.. t I 1 I
Mitchell, c. 4 1 t 1 Wlllat. p.... 3 14 3 4
Ford, a t 4 4 3 Pailer. p... 1 0 4 0 4
TnUli tt 117 11 4 Total. M 4 37 14 4
New York t 1 0 0 1 1 t 010
Detroit 000100010-2
uu: Off Willed, I In alx Innings; off
Peaaley, 3 In three Innings. Two-base hits:
Dnnlnln. Chase, Knight. Cree, Cobb, Jonea,
Sacrifice hits: Hemnhlll. Austin. Buah.
Stolen bases: Daniels, Chase, Cree, Mitchell,
monariy. unaes on balla: Off willett, 4;
off Peasley, 5. Hit bv pitched ball: By
Peaaley. 1. First baae on errora: New
York, 2; Detroit, 1. Left on basee: New
Tor. 6; Detroit, 5. Struck oat: By Ford,
; Wlllet, . Double plays: Knight, Gard
ner and Chase: Mortartv. O'Learv and T.
Jonea. Passed ball: Mitchell. Wild pltchea:
Wlllet (2). Time: 1:48. Umpires: Perrlne
and Dlneen.
Cleveland Doable Wlaaer.
CLEVELAND. O.. Sen'- 2?. Cleveland
took two srames from Roainn tndav. & to 3
ana 7 to 4. The first game was featured
by hard hitting by both teams.
Ialr4e's
batting was a feature.
He made a slncle.
a double and a home run.
In the second came Smith passed Lajnle
purposely In the fifth, filling the baaes.
Hohnhorst then trlppled, winning the game.
Score, first game:
CLEVELAND. BO8TO8.
AB.H.O.A. m. AB H O A S.
Turner. 3b. - 4 1 1 3 4 Toula tt 3 37 II 0
Callahan, If. 3 4 3 0 OOardnar. Jb. 4 0 0 I 4
Jarkwm, ef . 3 1 1 1 0 Hooper, rf . . 4 3 0 0 4
11 Ola, 3b... 4 114 4 ftpaakar. at.. 4 2 1 4x4
8lor.ll. lb.. 4 4 II 1 ettahl. lb.... 4 IU 3 4
Eaitenr, rf. 3 1 3 0 OLewta. If.... 4 114 4
Smith, a 4 14 4 ORnala. tb.... 4 3 4 1 0
fkln rt. al 1 I I 4Purtell. aa... I 0 3 3 1
In mot t, p... 10 4 1 tMaddan. e... 3 1114
Mllchall, a. 4 4 0 3 4hrrtian. e. 3 0 3 1 9
Hunt, p 4 0 0 4 0
, Hall, p 3 4 1 3 0
Wa4mer .... 1 0 4 4 0
Totala 34 3 34 14 1
Batted for Hall In the ninth.
Cleveland 3 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 -S
Boaton 01300000 03
Three base hits: La tola. Lewis. Three-
base hits: Jackson. Home run: Lajole. Sac
rifice flv: Purteli. Stolen baaea: Lalole.
Callahan, Engle. Speaker (2). Double ptay:
r.ngie, etani ana f urteii. hiu: uii nunt,
3 In one inning; off Hall, 6 in seven in
nlnga; off Demott, 3 In aeven Innings; off
Mitchell, 2 In sex Innings.. Bases on balls:
Off Mitchell. 1: off Hunt, 1; off Hall, 3. Hit
by pitched ball: By Demott, 1; by Hall, 1.
Struck out: By Demott, 8; by Mitchell, 9;
by Hall, fr. Wild pitch: Hall. First baso
on errors: Cleveland. 1. Left on bases:
Cleveland, 7; Boston, 7. , Time: 1:42. Um
pire: Evans.
score, second game:
CLEVELAND. BOSTON.
AB.H.O.A.E. flardner, tb. 1 0 3 3 4
Turner. 3b... 4 3 1 3 0 Hootwr, rf,. 4 1110
Callahan, If. 4 0 1 0 0 Svker. cf.. 3 1 4 I 0
jaokann, ef.. 3 14 4 OStahl, lb.... 3 1 10 0 1
Lajole, 3b... 3 4 1 I Lewla. If I 3 1 1 0
HoDnliorat.lb 4 1 11 1 a Purteli, aa... a a 1
Eaeterlr, rf. 3 3 3 4 0 Mnila. lb... 3 0 13 4
Land, e I 3 t 0 1 Csrrlian, e. 3 0 4 1 4
Knaupp. aa. 3 1 0 4 4 r. Smith, p. 1 0 0 3 4
Harkneaa, p. 1 0 0 1 1 Wood, a 10 0 14
Koe.tner, - p. I 1 0 0 0 '
- Totals jo a u le i
Totala 3 II il U I
mailed aecount of darkness. . .
Cleveland 0 0 3 1 4 0 07
Boston 0 0 1 0 o o o ft
Two-baae hits: Srjeaker. Lewis tZ). Three-
base hlta: Jackson, Hohnhorst, Stahl. Sac
rifice bits: Harkneaa, Smith. Sacrifice
fly: .Easterly. Stolen bases: Turner,
Jackson. Double play: Turner to Lajole.
Hits: Off Harkneaa, in five Innlntfs,
none out in sixth; oft Koestner, none in
two innings: off Smith. 3 In five innings;
off Wood, 3 In two Innings. Bases on balls:
Off Harkneaa, 3; off Smith, 3. Struck out:
y Hartneaa, a: oy noeamer, i. dv omitn.
a: ny wooa, a. faaaea duu: camn.
Firsts baae on errors: Boston, 1. Left
on bases: Cleveland, 4; Boston, 2. Tlma:
1:31. Umpire: Evans.
White Sox Divide Two.
CHICAGO. BeDt. 27. Washington and
Chicago divided a double-header today.
Washington losing the first, I to t and
taklna the second same. I to 1 Score.
first game:
CHICAGO. WASHINGTON.
- AB.H.O.A. . AB.H.O.A.B.
MeOnnnall.tb I 4 13 4 Milan, of.... 4 4 4 0 0
Lord, tb 3 4 4 0 0 Klberfal. Ib 4 3 4 I 4
Meloan, if.. I 1 0 4 4 Cuiin'ham.Ib 3 0 110
Dcusherty, If I 0 3 4 OSum'lott,, lb 3 0 14 1 0
Cholnard. at 3 1 1 4 4 Oeaalar, rf... 4 4 0 0 0
Better, aa... 1 0 4 1 4 McBrlda, at. 3 4 4 T 0
Mullen, lb.. 3 4 4 4 1 Halston. If.. 3 4 3 0 4
Payne, a.... 3 4 14 3 4 Blrael, a... 3 4 4 0 0
Ooott. a..... I 0 0 4 aorar. e 3 0 3 4 1
TMala 3 4 4 3 O'LellTeit ... 1 0 0 0 4
Toula
. 3 It 10 1 Totala 34 3 34 14 1
Catholics Plan
Attack on White
Slave Traffic
Creation of Special Central Offioei of
Association for Protection of
Girli in Principal Cities.
WASHINGTON, Sept. V. The white
slave traffic was the principal subject dis
cussed at tha first National Conference of
Cathollo Charities here tonight, following
discussions on various phases of charity.
Rev. P. Muellor-Blmons of Straaaburg In
a report on the International Association
for the Pro taction of Young Olrls said the
white slave traffic was tha greatest danger.
The number of these traffickers, men and
women, be added, was an Immense one.
He advocated the creation of special cen
tral offices of tbe association for the
protection of girls, located in the most Im
portant city of eacn diocese.
DEATH BECORD.
E. F. t alaau
ST. PAUU Nb.. Sept. 27. (Special. )-
Ed. F. Chinn died at the home of hla par
ents in this city yesterday afternoon at
the age of 54 years, after a lingering Ill
ness Induced by cancerous growth In the
throat. Hs was born in Rochester, ind
came to 8t Paul In 188U and eatabllshed
hlmaelf In the drug business. During the
Harrison administration he waa postmaster
tn this city, and he, aa well aa his brother
Catstrr, and their fataer have been
prominent In republican party affaire lo
this section and have been actively identi
fied with the commercial life ot Howard,
county. Mr. Chlnn leaves two grown sons
and two dauxl.teis.
Mrs. Donald McCleod.
BCHUYLtR, Neu., Bepu- 3i. tripeclal.)
Mis. Lji..4 IcC.eod. vim of Dona.d Mc
Lieou, Tatmaier ui c.iuier, una Mon
day morning ot r.-it s tllneuaj, at'.er an
lilneaa wmcli i.aU -uittd fur - several
n.oir.ns.
STATE COulilTTEE MEETING
C'halrauaa Haseaetter C'alla Body aai
. Caadldatra Toaetker at Lla
eola Friday.
LINCOLN, Pept. 2J. (Special Telegram.)
Chan man Huctiult'er of tne republican
state central committee haa called a meet
ing for PriUay In Llnccln which all candi
dates are invited to attend. Plane for the
state campaiga a ill bo discussed.
Mazeppas Win
From Leaders
ot th Boosters
Stunt Secure! Nice Total of Five
Fifty-Ihree Carpcnteri Win
in Mercantile.
In the Booster league last night the
Voegele Dinning team, tbe Maseppas.
won two games from the leaders of the
league, the Ruffner Tailoring Co. Stuns of
the Mairppas got the nice total of 663.
The Rangers defeated the strong Sprague
Pills two games out of time.
In the Mercantile league the Carpenter
Paper Co. won all three games from the
U. a Cleaning Co.
Tonight In the Mercantile league the
Ancient Order of United Workmen No. 17
agalnat Equitable Life.
Opening of the Omaha league: Metx
Bros. aalnst Triumpha; J. 8. Croas against
Advos. Score:
KUFFNER TAIIiORINO CO.
1st. in. . loim
Ratekin
B-e
Bando .
Howell
Melum
l!tt
1K1
192
iU
I Ml
1
lwll
Hit
144
16
1S5
1:6
ia
1S3
ah
Totals
8)3
740 767 3S
MAZEPPA8.
1st. M
3d. Total.
li iS
Matthes ..
Howiey ..
Delancy ..
btuns
Schmidt ..
Totala
it.
ltj?
Ul
16
17
1X3
10
141
M
ma -
lei
4.4
US
201
187
til
fed
b2H
864 &Tt
SPRAOUE PILLS.
313 2,489
3d. Total.
146 467
let. 2d.
141 171
137 1M
Itf 101
134 lid
14S lot
Mitchell, C.
enriatenaen
Rice. F
tirander ...
Mitchell, H.
Touts ..
141
161
1(U
148
44J
4ti
46)
461
7a?
RANOKR8.
m 147 2.270
lat. 2d.
3d. Total.
Arnsteln
179
166
1M
142
161
117
1B7
601
Pickett
129
147
140
160
166
432
451
458
463
jT5
Slaughter m
Danielaon 142
Weeks 181
Ttotals 800 730 769
CARPENTER PAPER CO.
1st. 2d. 3d. Total.
119 142 187 448
137 164 168 419
169 137 174 470
Johnaon, O..
Flnley
Smith, L
Totals
416 433 (79
CLEAN1NO CO.
1,367
U. 8.
1st, 2d. 3d. Total
Qrody
Estess
Rosenbloom
Totals ...
168
163
166
116
16$
lt6
184
106
361 324 405 1.240
BEUtSOK BOWLERS ARE WIXNER8
Beat the Boya from De Bolt by a
moll Margin.
Benson bowlers won from' the De Holts,
who drove-over for a contest Monday even
ing. Bcore:
DE BOLTS
Int.
129
165
1U0
2d. 3d. To'l.
i:m Hl 3
134 188 427
114 111 326
386 850 1118
2d. 3d. To'l.
161 133 407
112 105 361
151 117 376
414 416 1134
Ca malum
A Boiler .
H. Buller
Totals
884
EAOLK8.
lat.
123
74
..108
80S
W. Moran ..
P. McCabe ..
Jondroe ....
Totals ..
IDA. GROVE AND EAST DES MOINES
Action of State Capital School In Re
fusing; Date Canaea Surprise.
IDA GROVE. Ia.. Sept. 27. (SDeclal.)-In
view of their old time friendly relations
and games year after year alternating be
tween ues Moines ana here, tne action or
Eaat High in dropping Ida Grove from Its
schedule was a matter of surprise and
much regret here. It waa understood after
the game last year that Ida Grove would
bring East High here this fall and that a
date would be submitted early In the year.
In accord with this understandlnr Sunnr-
intendent Hagler submitted October 29 as
date way last April, ana when no
answer came, sent another letter saying
that if no reply was received Ida Orove
wouia consiaer tne aate as belonging to
hMMl . High. Tne schedule was published
In the state papers with East High having
a place thereon for October 29, and about
a week ago In response to Mr. Hauler's
requeat lor a contract ana some definite
action. Miss Goodrelt, the principal at
East High, blandly writes that she was
not aware that East High considered a
game with Ida Grove this year. At Ida
Grove It looka like a . plain case of cold
reer.
Ida Grove has booked a came here for
October 23 with the Lincoln, Neb., aggre-
Satlon and Is considering games with
maha, North Division of St. Paul and
oak fara. Chicago. Tne schedule is lined
witn tne exception or Tnanksirivina; and
It Is probable that one of these bin out
side schools will be brought In here for
mat aay. ti
Invest in a vest-pocket
edition of Cobs. Five
4 cents (or a packet of
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Chase Appointed
, New Manager
of Highlanders
Stalling is Paid Up in Pull and
Removed from Position New
Man is Tourth.
NEW YORK. Sept. 27 Hal Chase waa
appointed manngcr of the New York Amer
Icuns by President Flank J. Farrell today
to succeed George i. Stalllngs. deposed.
Mr. Farrell wired t. liate to take charge of
the team this afternoon after Ptalllngs had
been paid m full to t.ie date tif the expira
tion of hla contract. Stalling has nothing to
aay reirardlng hla removal from' the man
agement of the team and haa no Imme
diate plans for the future.
Chase, the new munager, haa been with
tlio club alnee loi. lie Is the fourth man
to be entrusted with the management, his
predeceasors having been Calk Uliffltli.
Norman Elberfeld and UeuiKe T. Slalllnaa-
Al TO
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AHKRHEIOi
If. C. Jrnrtt la Elected f'real.lent of
Oraanlan t Ion.
ABERDEEN, 8. D.. Sept. 27. (Special.)
The Aberdeen Automobile club wa nn
Ised at a meetuiK of the buslnca nun of
Aberdeen yenterUay. H. C. Jewett wan
elected provident f the orKimUatlon; J. C.
Basfett, vice preaiilent ;; John n. Roman,
eecretary and treanner, nd F. H. Barnard.
R. 1). rtlway. 8. II. Jumper. W. C. Allen,
K. W. Boettiher and L. J. Bwannon,. board
of irovernors. The- purpose of the orxanl
zatlon Is to work for Rood ronda, protection
of automublllala from unjust lawn or city
ordinance, the eo-oneratlon of automobile
owners for the punishment of violators ol
the laws relating to such vehicles, and the
enactment of the right sort of lcKlalatlnn.
The club will alno anaiiRe to net aa honi
for the contotitanta In the twin city auto
mobile tour who will reach Aberdeen next
Sunday. , ItaiFI
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