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VOL. XLI-NO. 3.
OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 9, 1911.
SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS.
Rourkes Lose in the Tenth; Giants Again 'Lead; Gaines State Golf Champion
ANTELOPES TAKE TWO GAMES
GAINES WINS IB ,
G0LF0l RNEY
Four New Members of the Rourke Family
The Omaha
SPORTS
First Contest Renarkable Pitching
Exhibition by Knapp.
PITCHER ALLOWS BUT ONE HIT
HOPEFULS TAKE
v THE FINAL GAME
Dct Moines Surprises Fani with Their
Championship Form and Win a
Good Victory.
OMAHA FLATS A GOOD GAML
"But Eu Not the Speed to Stay with
Biffin' Men.
EH ODES YIELDS
TO
COOS
Dusty it Found and Retire for New
Man in Eighth.
N
WKEZ PLEASES TEE FANS
Vmptw 1 Mora aatlsfactorr Than
- Meat Vwn4 Caaeede Tl
torr to srwoa Base Bait aad
Hewatea' Pltrhlac.
Higgins Hopefuls won their first gtm
ftha - season off Pa Rourkee athlete
yesterday afternoon In tha tenth inning, of
the third and laat Kama of the aerie,
Omaha. made strong bid for two run In
It half of tha tenth, but failed to -core
although two men 'trot on base. The
final aoor waa 5 to 3 with the Hopeful
on -top. ..
Rhodea started the came for tha Rourke
but waa found freely by the Dae Molnea
slugger and waa retired in favor of Cook
at the beginning of tha eighth.' For Des
Molnea. Heuston wa ent to the mound
and. pitched a clever game and hi hurl
ing meant the game for hi team. In the
sirfh Inning he pulled off a double play
unassisted. H caught William drive off
the bat and tagged flrat before Schoonover
could recover It. . I
For Omaha. Thomuon waa again the
big nola. Ha had but two chancea In the
field and' got away with them In -nice
atyle. At tha bat and on baaea he waa
. tha whole ahow. - In the third Inning after
Dee Molnea .had aecured a lead of two
runs he tied the acore with a triple to cen
ter with two men on bae. - In the flrat
Inning ha beat out a bunt by a good mar
gin and tdle aecond, but there h died.
Dea Molnen took the lead from the
atart, by getting a run In the flrat and
another In aecond. After Omaha had tied
up In the third, the Hopeful came back
and took the lead In the fourth. The
Rourkea again tied up In the aeventh. but
failed to aoor afterward. Dea Moino
won In tha tenth with two runa.
' 'Dee Molaea Show Vp Well..
. Every fan In the park yesterday waa
full of pralee for the fighting aplrlt and
play of tha Dea Molnea team. The Hope
ful . certainly played like fiend a They
were on their toe at all time and took
advantage of every opportunity to get
the Jump on the Rourkea.
McKee umpired hi uuad good game and
it working Into the good grace of tha
fane. He follow the ball at all time and
in' the three daya he haa been here not a
deelaion haa been far off color, and at the
baaea he la the real good a.
Dea Molnea opened the game with a run.
Curtla singled to right. Colllgan aacrlflced
him to aecond and. he acored on Dwyer'a
single to left. In the aecond anofher run
waa made. . .Anderson hit fly to left,
atole aecond, took third on Ulatowskl'a In
field .hit and . acored when Curtla alngled
to center.
In the third Kneavea reached flrat on
an error by Korea, took second on Kane's
Infield hit and acored with Kane when
Tomason aent the ball to the center field
fence for three absea.
Tha Hopefuls took the lead again In the
fourth. Anderson waa hit by a pitched ball,
atole . aecond and, acored on Ulatowakl'a
single to left. .
The Rourkea again tied the score In the
aeventh. .Kneavea doubled to left and
oored on Cook'a double t oocenter. ,'
In the tenth Graham alngled to right.
Heuston aacrlflced. Curtla singled and
, Graham scord. He stole aecond and went
to third on Ulatowakl'a wild throw to aec
ond. He scored on a hit by MatUck.
tooro:
OMAHA.
AB. R.
.. 6 0
.. i 1
H.
0
1
0
O.
1
18
0
0
A.
Pick, lb.;
Kane, lb
Thomuon. rf...
::::::: I
ihoonover, If..
WHllame, rf.
Nlehoff, 2b..
Agnew. e
Kneavea; a.,
Rhodes, p....
Cook.'- p.'.....
Schlpk .....
.it
. 3 0
.4 0
.4 t
. 1 0
. 2 0
. I 0
Totala
! 3
DCS MOINES.
10 30 IS
Aft. R. H.
t 13
S O 0 ,
S O 1
s 4 0 0
S S
O.
11
A.
0
S
0
E.
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
Curtla. If
Colllgan. si...
Maulrk. rt...
Dwyer, lb
Korea, Sb.....
Anderson, rf.
Graham. Jb...
Vlatowshl, e.
Heuston, p....
Totals
.85
6 10 IS
natt4 fnr U'lllUmi in tenth Innlna.
Rhodes out for bunting on third strike. 0
Omaha.
Runa
Hlta
Pea Molnea
Runa
0 0 3
10 2
0 0 0 1 0
1112 0
0 03
1 1-10
11O1O0OO025
220101000 9-10
Hlta
Three-base hit: Thomaaon. Ta o-base-hlts;
Cook. Kneaves. Bases on balls: Off Heu
ston. 3: off Cook, 1. Hit by pitched ball:
Anderson. Struck out: By Rhodes. 3: by
Cook, 3: by Heuston. 4. SscrlfU-e hlta: Nie
hoff, Colllgan. Heuston 2. Stolen baaea:
Thomaaon. Kane, Heuaton 421. Stolen bases:
Ixjuble play: Heuston (unassisted). Left on
base: Omaha. 4; les Moines. !. Time: 1:06.
Umpire: McKee. Attendance: 2,000.
' FTlead Playa Crete. ,
FRIT5NP. Neb.. July 8. (Special.) Tony
, Edmondson. Prof. Simons, Wslter Liber
man and Len Trobee went to Crete yester
day and played with some of the playara
there, with the following results:
Singles Trobeet beat Davea. -2, 0-2, 0-4;
Llberman beat Jllnon. 0-3; Simons beat
Stephens, 0-4. and Kdmondson beat Peary,
-4. 4. 4-3.
Doubles KdmondBOn and Uberrnan beat
Jtlson and Pearv. 4-4. and Jilsoa and Days
-beat tdmons and Trobee. 0-St
The friend Tennis club has put In two
fine permanent courts at the city park and
la arranging to hold Ita tenth annual tour
nament about the middle of August.
' Waaaa Wlas,
WAl'BA, Nb.. July 3 (Sneclal-s-Wauaa
took both gamea of a double-header from
Osmond today at Osmond. In the first,
with the storo 2 to 0 acaiust them. Osmond
quit, the umpire calling the game 0 to 0 in
favor of Waus. la tba cnn4 game
Waura mob. 8 ta a
Is lv t'lala-i TvaaU Title.
AT1NTA. Oa . July a Conrad Doyle of
Wasblnatoa. D C. southern st nicies tennis
cb-unplon. aurvfs-fully dffndid Ms titte
s-irsl the ihallrnKer. (.arllon T. Smun
of Atlauta, today. He won In Uuee slraJhl
acta-
Reread Seselea la Tight Battle, Hette
Flelatag Taraias the Tide la
I.laeala'a Favor Desalt
l.ate Rally.
LINCOLN, July, S. Lincoln won both
games or tooay a oouMe-neaaer from to
peka. the first by 7 to 0, the second 4 to 1
The first game waa a remarkable pitching
exhibition by Knapp. Only one hit waa made
off him, only .two Topeka men reached
flrat and but twenty-eight visiting player
went to batj The aecond game waa a tight
Dame, better iieioing turning the tide in
Lincoln's favor. Boor, flrat game:
LINCOLN.
AD. R. ,H. O. A.
Cole, cf 4 0 1 0 0
Cobb, rf S I. S 1 0
Dundon, Sb 110 0 3
McCormlck, If 4 11 4 0
Thomas, lb 4 1 S IS
Oagnier, sa 4 til 8
Cock man, Sb 4 O S 1 i
Stratton. o S 0 0 1 '0
Knapp, p S 1 S
' Totala S3 7 II 21 It
TOPEKA.
AB. R.
H.
0
o.
1
S
s
4
I
" 4
0
A.
0
Ktckert, If 4
Harford, Sb S
Whitney, lb S
King, cf 1
Chapman, rf S
Moore, aa I
Krepa, lb I
Crisp, o S
Buchanan, p 1
0
0
Totala '. 35 0 1 24 8 1
Lincoln 41000011. 7
Topeka' 00000000 00
Home 'runa: Cobb, Thomas.. Two-base
hlta: Cole, Cobb, McCormlck. Double play:
Chapman to Whitney. Left on bases: Lin
coln, S; Topeka, 1. 'Stolen base: Thomas.
Sacrifice hit: Cobb. Struck out: By
Knapp, 1; by Buchanan, 2. Bases on balls:
Off Knapp, 1: off Bucbknan, L Time: 1:20.
Umpire: Clark.
Score, aecond game: '
LINCOLN.
, . AB. R.
Cole, cf 4 1
Cobb, rf S 1
Dundon, 2b 4 0
McCormlck, If-,- S ' 1
Thomaa, lb 4 1
Gagnier, ss .'. 4 0
C'ockman, 3b, 8 0
McOraw, 0 1 0
Eh men, p , 2 0
H. O. A. B.
1 10 0
2 S 0 0
1(40
13 10
1 11 1
1 S 7 0
1 0 0 0
0 10 0
0 J O
8 27 14 "o
H. a A. E.
2 0 v 1 0
0 10 0
10 10
0 0 0 0
0 10 0
2 1 1 0
0 2,1 0
1 1 I I
0 4 0 1
r t i o
0 0.4 1
T 25 12 l
Totala
29
TOPEKA.
AB. R.
Rickert, If
Beecher, If
Hafford, Sb
Whitney, lb ...
King, cf
I
....... 1
3
...... S
1
Chapman, rf 4
Moore, ss S
K reps, 2b 4
Hawkins, e I
Crisp, o 2
Pur bin, p s
Totals 80
One out when winning run. was acored.
Lincoln 00200100 14
Topeka 0001 0 00033
Two-base hits: Thomaa, Crisp. -' Double
playa: Uagnler to Dundon to Thomaa, Mc
Cormick to Dundon. Left on baaea: Lin
coln, ; Topeka,' 5. . Stolen baaea: . Cole,
tono W, ww.ormicK, Thomaa, cock man,
Rickert (2). Sacrifice hits! McOraw, Moore.
Struck out: ly Durbln, 4. Bases on balls:
Off Ehman, 3; off Durbln, 4. Time: 1:45.
Umpire: Clark. V
ST. JOSEPH RALLIES IN NINTH
Sloax City teses Uasaa Wkta Lacal
Tea a Bisekes Hits. -
SIOUX CITY, la., July a-St. Joseph
bunched hits In the ninth and -evon.. Tha
game waa played this morning because a
circus wa In town. Bcore:
SIOUX CITY.
. AB. .R. H. O. A. E.
Andreas. Sb...: 4 '0 12 4 0
Stem, lb 4 1 1 18 3 0
Mreen, If 2-1 0 2 0 0
Holmes, cf 2 1 1 2 0 0
Hartman, aa ,'4 0 2' 12 0
T. Rellly, Sb 4 0 113 0
Miller,, c... 3 0 0 8 3 0
Amsler, rf... 3 0 1,1 0 0
Wilson, p 0 0" 0 0-0 0
W. Miller, p 2 0 0 1 8 0
Clark, a 0 0 0 0 0 0.
Barber, p.. 0 0 0 .0 0 V
lowne 1 0 0 0 0 0
ToUla i,......2S S "? 17 "o
ST. JOSEPH.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Kelly, rf S 0 0 0 0 0
Powell,- If 8 1 1 0 0 0
Borton. lb 4 1 4 14 0 1
Zwllllng, rf 8 0 1 8 0 0
B. Rellly, 2b 8 0 ' 1 8 S 0
Gosaett, o 3 0 1 3 4 0
Melnke, aa... S '0 0 1 0 0
Hamilton, Sb...7 4 0 0 4 8 0
i'reeman. P... 8 '1 1 0 8 0
Kerna i .' 1 11 0 0 0
Johnson, p ....0 0 0-0 1 0
Totals 30 4 10 27 15 T
Batted for Freeman In ninth.
tioHsett out. hit by batted ball.
Batted for Amsler In ninth. .
Sioux City,. 0 10 1 0 1 0 0 0-3
St. Joseph 10000010 8 4
Two-base hits: Borton (8), Freeman,
Rellly, Ilartmah. Sacrifice hits: Powell,
B. Hellly, Holmes, Hartman, W. Miller.
Stolen base: Borton.. Hits: Off Miller,
10 in seven and two-thirds Innings; off
Freeman. 7 In eight Innings. Baaea on
balls: Off Wilson. 8; oft Miller. 4; off
Clark, 1: off Freeman, 1. Struck out: By
Freeman, 8; by Miller, 3. Hit by pitched
ball: Holmes, Amsler and Miller. Time:
:u. umpire: Morgan.
JOHN BEALL GETS TWO HOMERS
Crtsalles Kaable t Defeat Paobla
by Six ta Faar.
PUEBLO. Colo.. July a-Twlca today
John Beall of Denver hit tha ball over the
center field fence, enabling Denver to take
the game from Pueblo, to 4. Bcore:
DENVER. -
Aa R. H.
Lloyd. Jb 4 11
Gil more. If 3 11
Cassidy, rf 8x 1 1
Beall, cf 4 3 8
Uuillln, 8b 3 13
Lindsay, lb .....8 0 0
Coffey, aa., 4 ' 0 0
Weaver, c. . .'. . 3 " 0 0 1
Frambea. c 0 0 0
O'Brien, p 3 0 0
Harris, p......;....;... 1 01
Kenworthy 0 0 0
O. A. E.
13 3 ' 1
27 U 1
O. A. E.
3 10
14 0
3 0 0
4 3 0
? :
8 1 1
8 0
13 0
0
n u "I
Totala 30 S t
PUEBLO.
AB. R. H.
Mlddleton. cf S 1 1
Brert as , 8 11
Belden. If 4 1 8
Hughes, lb...., 10 0
Devla. rf 3 11
Claire. Sb 4 0 - 1
Isbell, lb 8 0
v'lemons, c 4 0 0
Kills, p 3 0 0
Koener 1 0 0
Totala 31 4 7
Batted for Fill In ninth.
Hal tad for Weaver in aeventh.
Denver 0 10 10 110 8-4
1'urblo 10000800 04
fctolen twses: Lloyd. Hushes. Two-base
hits: Quillln 2l. Claire. Three-base hits:
Cassidy. Belden. Home runs: Beall 3.
S-crtfU-e hits: Ollmor. Berger, Hughes
' Cses'dy, IJndssy. Struck out: By
by O BrLn J: bv Harris 1 R.
j on balla: .Off O'Brien. 1; off Hams i.
j'i'iue. l.si. Lnripiie: HclL
1 . -
i
,.t :;
' ft ; '
!- '
A
I t
THESE FOUR ARB THE. LATEST ADDITIONS TO, THE ROURKE FAMILT AND
SENATORS' MISTAKES COSTLY
Tigers Take Advantage of Errors ajid
Win, Seven to Five.
LOSERS 0UTHIT THE VICTORS
!.-'- - 'Boeliea Ont of Box Cev.
lagtoa ta Wild, kit Wuklagto
. ...,vr re .Uaabla ta
Hit His. '
DETROIT. July 8. Washington oVhlt
Detroit today, but weak work on the bases
lost the game for the visitors. Detroit took
advantage of errora and won, 7 to S.' Lively
was knocked out Of the box. Covington
was wild, but Washington could not hit
him. Stanage was forced to retire at the
end of the sixth owing to the excessive
heat. Score:
DETROlt
WASHINGTON.
AB H.O.A E
AB H.O.A.
Jones, it 4 14
Milan, ef.... 4 4
Bum, M 1 1 4
Cobb. cf..,.. 4 11
Oswford, rf. t 1
Deleb'nty, lb 4 0 II
Morlsrtr. lb. 4 1
O'Uvr, lb.. I I
Rtanage, ... I 1 4
Carey, ..'... 1 '1
Uir.- p.... Ill
Cerlnstoa. p I 0
1 Srhufar. lb. 11
0 Elberfcld. lb 4 14
S Oanlar, rf ... I
LollT.II, If . 4
1 McBiid. as.' 4
4 funror, lb. .. I
1 Henry, e. .. ,. 4
0 Walkar, p... 4
I Almtnlth .. 1
I ,
Totala 17 11 14 II 4
Totals II 17 II 4 . -
Batted for Walker In. the ninth. C
Washington ... 0 0 1 S 0 0 0 J 0-t
Detroit ..........1 H'l ) 0 I 1 M
. Two-base hits: Conroy, Cobb (2), Craw
ford. Three-base hits: Elberfeld, Cobb,
Hits: 'Off Lively, In three and two-thirds
Innings; off Covington, 4 in five and one
third Innings. sacrifice hits: Bush,
O'Leary. Sacrifice fly: Crawford. Stolen
baaea: Milan (3), Schaefer. Left on bases:
Washington, 13; Detroit, 6. First base , on
balls. Off Walker, 2: oft Lively, 8; off
Covington, 6.. First base on errors: Wash
ington, 3; Detroit. 2. Struck out. By
Walker, 3: by -Lively, 1; by Covington, 2.
Pasaed ball: Casey. Time: 2:00. I'm
plrea: Dlneen and Perrlne.
WHITE SOX WIN DOXTBLE-HEADER
, r-.
Calces Gees Into Third Place by
, Taking: Both Coateat.
CHICAGO, July 8 Chicago won tha
third straight victory from New York to
day by winning both games of a double
header, and going Into third placo in the
pennant race. The acorea were, S to 3 and
' to 0. The wlldness of tha visitors' pitch
ers, coupled with loose fielding and the
opportune hitting of the . locale was re
sponsible ' for Chicago's runs. Score, first
game:
CHICAGO.
AB. H.O.A
NEW YORK.
V AB H.O.A.
Do'cherty, It 1 I
Daalels, cf.. 4 1 1
Lord, lb 1
("allahan, rf. 4
IltU. vf.... 1
M'Coa'ell, lb 4
1
1 1 1
1 1
I Welter, rf... 4
HartMll, lb.. 4
Craa. if
I Kolght, as..
1 ("haa. tb...
I Iir4u.r. lb.
laMrr. lb... I 1 II
Tannahitl, ni l 1
1!
Sullt. an, c.. 4
ahits, p..... I
14 4 Klalr, ......
11 Ftaher.
' Hroraatt. B.
Total! M If II wllklBao
Totals u 14 14 1
Latted for Fisher In in tniii.
Chicago .1 0 I 0 11 1 0 -6
New York 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-3
Three-baa hlta: Callahan,' Cree. Home
run: Lord. Hits: Off Fisher,-7 in six
innings: off , Brockett, In two innings.
Sacrifice hit: Bodie. ittolen baaea: Keider
(3),. Doughrty. Double play: Gardner to
Chase. Left on baaea: Chicago, 7: New
York. . First base on baila: Off Fisher,
4: off White. 3 Hit by pitched ball: By
Brockett, 1.'-Struck out: By Fisher. 2;
by White. 2; by Brockett. 1. Time: 2:00,
Umpires. Egan and Sheridan.
Score, second fame:
CHICAGO. ' KW TOKK.
llU O.i l. - . B H (I A E
Da'sbartr. II 4 I 1 Dsnlala, ct..4 1 I I 1
Lord. Ik t I I 4
Wullar, rl . I
la 11. baa. it. Hartsell. lb- 4
Boale. cf . . . . 1 I I 1 Cm. If 4
M C os'sll. Ik 4
tlar. lb. .. 4
Taaaaklll, as I
raroa. I
1 t
Kulfht. aa.
4
I M
4
I 4
1 1iaaa. Ik .
4
I Oarauv. Ik.. I
t 4 Swaeney. .. I
eii
Lass. P 4 11
Brorketl, p
1 t
11
Kltsr. s
Tata la. u 11 n u
' Totals II 4 14 11 4
Chicago 0 4 v o I 2 v v '1
New York I...0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
Two-baa hit. Lange. Three-base hits:
Hartsell, Dougherty. Hits: -rff Brockett.
8 In five Innings; off Klepfer, 4 In three
tnnlnga Stolen bases:' Zelder 2), ' Wolter
Crce. Left on 'bases: Chicago, , New
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LEADERS LOSE TO HASTINGS
Umpire Said to Hare Helped' in the
Slaughter.
KEARNEY LOSES LAST OF SERIES
Seward Teata ' Aarata Treaaees the
'. Capitalists, Tea ta Five raad
Take Game.
FREMONT, Neb.. July 8.-(Spedal Tele
gram.) Umpire Held- on the last game of
the home aeries marred what has been the
nost satisfactory Job of arbitrating since
the season opened. Hastings got two scores
and Fremont got one. The game was
called In the eighth Inning by agreement
to permit the Haatlnga team to catch a
train. Fremont playa at Columbus to
morrow. Score: .
HASTINGS
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
.. 4 0 0 3 0 0
"3.0 1 1 1 0
.. 8 0 0 3 1 0
..3 10 3 1 0
4 0 S 3.1.0
..4 0 1 1.0.0
..,3 0 0 1 0 1
,.. 3 0 0 U S 0
,..3 10 10 0
...28 2 4 H 11
EMONT.
AB. R. H.. O. A. E.
...3.0 13 8 1
... 8 0 0 0 0 0
...81 1-3 0,0
...3 0 1 4 10
... 3 0 0- 0 - 0 0
...3 0 0 1 0 0
.... I 0 1 2 2 0
... 2 0 1 -2 S 1
... 1 , 0 0 0 1 .0
... 2 0 0 0 2 0
...24 I I 24 li
Watson,1 2b.' ......
Fortonau, 2b.
Bromley, cf
Kat. 3b.
Cooke, lb;
O'Brien, rf
Donnelly, If. ......
Coe, c '.
Slndelar, p
' Totals
Bondeau. 2b.',
Fullen. lb
Bennett, cf.
Bohner, c. .....
Neff. rf. ......
Turpin, If,
Carey, 3b. .....
Thompson, sa.'
Rouse, p
Walaon, p. ....
Totala
flam- i-ll-H I
.w ...... . .. (.-,91111, aviiuw naai
Ings to catch train.
"ting ...0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0-2
Fremont i 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I
Earned run: Fremont. 1. Flrat base on
balls: Off Rouse. 4; off Slndelar, 1. Struck
out: By Watson, 4; by Slndelar, 8. Left on
baaea: Fremont, 1: Haatlngs, 8. Double
play! Rondeau to Thompson to Fullen. Hit
hv rl r. H Hall. D.. t - , . ... . -, .
2. Stolen base: Bennett. Time: 1;30. Uro-
KEARNEY WIPED UP AJAIN
Seward Oete Laat Game of Serlea,
Tea to Five.
KEARNEY, Neb.. July a (Special Tele
gram.) Seward took the last of the series
from eKarney today by a big score game.
Errors In the second by Kearney nlavera
lost the game. Bcore:
KEARNF.T
AB. R. H
O.
A.
0
uowney. as.-
I'aslea. Sh
uowney, as.- 8
1
Jarrott,- rf.
Black. If.
H. Oray, e ;.
Clair, lb. ..
Foster. -2b
McClure, p.
. Total ....-...!......) i
- - - SEWARD.
. " . ' AB.. R.
7 37 10
. 0
1
o.
12
I )
A.
Kianiey, s. , ,..,4
o
0
0
0
Cooley. rf.
Niff. Sb.
Henry. If. :..
Robinson. 3b.
Lucas, lb. ...
Wwt, cf. .....
Walley. c. -..
Crawfard. p.
1
o
Totals I.. .i.Xt- 10. 18. 27-14 1
eKarney r 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 08
He war3 ....... ,. 0 0' 2 0 3 0 010
Earned runs: eKarney, 3; Seward. 2.
Bases rn balls: Off Crawford. 7; off Ue
Clure 8. Left on bases: Kearney, 8; Sew
ard, 11. Two-bas hlta: Neff tits n lev j.
I- firay, CrawfordT Coolev. Robins -n.
Home run: Psgles. Double plav: McClure
and Clair. Hit bv pitched ball: Bv Mc
Clure, 1. Tims: 2:00. Umpire: McDermott
BUCHANAN GETS FINE SUPPORT
York Players laabl ta Ceasset a ad
Lose, larts ta Oae. '
GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. July S.-(Spec!al
(Continued on Pag Two.)
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f f .( i, : .
FROM LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: POKORNET. COOK. DEMOTT AND THOMASON.
I Standing of Teams
WEST. LEAGUE. ! NAT. LEAGUE.
1 .W.L.Pct.1 . W.L.Pct.
Denver 46 27 .BSOiNew York... 45 29 .WW
Pueblo 43 n .614! Chicago 43 28 .600
Lincoln .... 42 30 .6S3 Philadelphia 44 30 .595
St. Joseph.. 43 83 .MHiSt. Louis.... 42 31 .675
Sioux City.. 40 33 .4Ki Pittsburg ... 41 31 .509
Omaha 35 89 .4731 Cincinnati .. 31 40 .437
Topeka 28 4 .879 Brooklyn ... 27 45 .375
Des Moines. 17 59 .224 Boston 17 66 .233
AMER. ASSN. AMER. LEAQlXE.
. W.L.Pct.1 W.L.Pct.
Columbus .. 44 3J .660 Detroit 50 23 .65
Kansas City 44 36 .550 Philadelphia 49 !!4 .071
Louisville .. 41 39 .513 Chicago ..... 37 32 .53d
Minneapolis 41 39 .613INew York... 87 35 .614
Milwaukee.. 41 40 .50 Boston 37 3" .614
St. Paul 38 43 469 Cleveland- ... 35 42 .45
Toledo 37 44 .4571 Washington. 26 48 .351
Indianapolis 36 47 . 434! St. Louis...'. 20 52 . 27b
NEB. LEAGUE. MINK LEAGUE.
WLPct.t . W.L.Pct.
Fremont ... 31 22 .685 Falls City. ...25 19 .668
Superior ... 80 23 .6m, Shenandoah. 25 20 .6(0
Gr. Island.. 30 fi .545 Clarlnda .... 1 25 .4oi
Hastings ... 27 26 . 5101 Auburn 24 21 .533
Seward 27 26 .610 Maryvtlle.... 21 24 .467
Keainey ... 2 27 .4HlNeb. City.... 19 26 .422
Columbus .. 24 31 .436
York , 18 33 .353,
Yesterday Reaalta.
De Moines. 5; Omaha, 3. Ten Innings.
St. Joseph, 4; Sioux City, 3.
Denver. 6;. Pueblo, 4.
.Topeka. 0-3; Lincoln, 7-4.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati, 11; Boston, 7. '
Pittsburg. 3; Brooklyn, 1. S
Chicago, 2; New York, B.
St. Louis, 6; Philadelphia, 2. ' ' .
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
New York, 2-0; Chicago, 5-7.
Boston, 5; St. Louis. 7.
Washington, 5; Detroit. 7.
Philadelphia, B; Cleveland. 4.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. ,
- Kansas City, 3; Minneapolis, 8. .
Toledo. 1; Columbus, 7.
Indianapolis, 8; Louisville, '6.
Milwaukee, 8; St. Paul. 4.
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE. .
Hastings, 2; Fremont, 1..
Kearney, 6; Seward, 10.
York, 1; Grand Island. 7.
Superior, 16; Columbus, 6.
MINK" LEAGUE. .
Falla City, 17; Maryvllls, 8.
Clarlnda. 7; Auburn, 11.
Shenandoah, 7; Nebraska City, 0.
Games Today.
Western League Sioux City at Omaha,
Pueblo at Denver, Uncoln at Topeka. Dea
Moines at St. Joseph. .
National League No games scheduled
tpday.
American League New Yoi-k. at Chicago,
Boaton at St. Louis, AVashington at De
troit. American Association Columbus at In
dianapolis, Louisville at Toledo.
Nebraska State league Kearney at
Grand Island, Fremont at Columbus. Hast
ings at Seward, Superior at York.
Mink League No games scheduled.
Falls City Pounds
7 Mrs Oswalt Hard
Takes One-Sided Game from Mary
Tille Auburn Wins in Eler-
enth Inning".
, FALLS CITY. Neb., July S.-(Speclal Tel
; egram.) Falls City pounded Oswalt hard
and won a one-aided game from Maryvtlle
0 today.
'0;
Score:
R H. E.
Falla City
Maryvllle
I-.atterles
j Maryvtlle.
.0 2 0 3 0 2 4 E r 17 17 3
.0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0- 3 12 ' 10
Falla City, Woods and Eraser;
Oswalt and Diets. Umpire:
, oraaiey.
j CIRINDA. la. July 8.-(Bprclal Tele-
test from Clarlnda today. Score:
R. H E
Auburn 0 2 0 0 3 0 1 0 1 0 411 11 4
Clarlnda 30100103fOO-7 10 7
Batteries: Clarlnda. Walters and Har
mony; Auburn, t'harlesworth, Hirsch and
Kranlger. Umpire. Klssane.
NEBRASKA ClTT. July 8 tSpeclal Tel
egram.) Shenandoah made it three straiKht
from Nebrka City today. Durn twirled
glit-edged ball. Score:
R H E
Shenandnah .13002001 0 7 11 1
Neb. Clty.... 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 4 3
Batteries: Shenandosh. Duun and Castle;
Nehraeka City. Wllford and Ptnkerton.
L'uipue: Kiatsberg. (
.m.V
ryrm-
SHOWER OF GLASS FOR UMP
Pop Bottles and Glasses Drive Frary
from Stronghold.
PIRATES BEAT BROOKLYN, 3 TO 1
Waaraor la Mala Performer, "cartas;
. Two Ri, One' Homer la Seeoad
Iaalaa-Both Pltrhera Are
Effective.
BROOKLYN, July 8.-The police had to
escort Umpire Frary off the field today
following, a shower of pop bottles - and
glasses In the ninth inning. The gam
waa close and- was - marked by decisions
that displeased the crowd and players. The
real .trouble started when Daubert was de
clared out . at the plate- In the fifth and
culminated In the ninth when the home
players thought Wagner should have been
called out on- strikes. Wagner followed
with a hit that eventually won the game,
Frary ordered the Brooklyn bench cleared
of the reserve players, who marohed down
the field, headed by the mascot, while the
crowd threw many missile at Frary. After
the broken glass had been removed the
game was finished, Pittsburg winning, S
to L Wagner was the main performer,
scoring two runs, one a homer In' the sec
ond. Both pitchers were effective,' not a
btse on ball being given. Bcore:
PITTSBURO. BROOKLYN.
' AB.H.O.A.B. muni
Csrar, If.... 4 I Davidson,, ct 4 ' 4
s iiauMrt. lb,. 4 1 T
uyrne, sb.... s I 1 . t Whaat, If..,. 4 1"4
...a a i a' l I'ooler. as... 4 B I 4
numar, n. l.l s o S ( milaun, rf..-4 0 II
Miller, lb.... 4 1
Wilson, rf... 4 I
I I 1 Zlm man, lb 4 I t
10 Smith, lb 41111
Bimou, c. . . 4
4 4 14 Beriea, ... , I 1 I 1 S
1 0 I .0 SrharSt, p... 101
I rTll 1 Tatals 14 I IT I I
, 0 1 0rO 0 0 0 0 S 3
0 0 001000 01
-elf laid, p.
.. 1
Totala . . .
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Left on bases: Pittsburg, 6; Brooklyn, .
Two-base hit: Wilson.- Home run: Wag
ner. First base on errors: Pittsburg, 2;
Brooklyn, 2. Stolen bases: Hunter, Miller,
Wilson. Double plays: Tooley to Smith,
Zimmerman to Smith to Daubert Struck
oui: ny u-meio, ; ty Hchardt. 3. Tim:
1:50. ' I'mplres: Frary and Emsrle.
M'TIGUE LOSES IN THE FIRST
Clarlaaatl Defeats Bostoa by Bcore of
Elevea ta sevea.
BOSTON, July S.-McTlgue s wlldness In
the first Inning of today's game when he
issued four pssses and was hit ' safely
twice, paved the way fjr Cincinnati's vie
tory, 11 to 7, though the 'Boston team
batted Keefe hard throughout the gam.
Scot:- -
CINCINNATI. BOSTON.
AD.H.O A.E AB H.O.A.B.
Baarkar, If... I 1 1 Swaanar. lb. I 1 I I 1
batea. ct 4 1 1 1 Tenner, lb.. I 1 14
nominal, ma li s s Herao. aa... 114
Mlirhall, rf.. 4 114 Knaar. II ... 1
""f, as . a a s Miner, rf 4 1 It
Altlaer, aa... t I 1 t I Insanos. lb. 4 I 1
Orant. lb.... I 4 t Kilns, c I I I 1 I
lb I II 1 Flahrrtr. el. 4- I 1
ktLetn, ... 1111 UoTiaTia, ..
Kata, s 4 1 Oriffln, ...: I 4
'Janaa I
ToUla H It 17 14 Mat tarn. p.. . 4
Totala. ..,-..41 It IT It I
Batted for Griffin In eighth. '
Cincinnati .......... . 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 It
Boston S O 0 0 0 13 0.17
vTwo.base hits: Mills (2). Altlser,
Hoblltsel, Kling. Three-base hit: Altlser,
Hoblltzel. Horn runs: lyncher, Flaherty.
Hits: off McTlgue. 8 In one-third Inning;
off Griffin, 8 in seven and two-thirds In
nings; off Slattern. 1 in one inning. .Sac
rifice hits: Grant (2). Stolen . bases:
fcweeney, BeK-her. Altlser. Left on bases:
BoHton. 9; Cincinnati. 4. Bitse on balls:
Off McTlgue..4; off Griffin. 1; off Keefe. I.
First on errors: Boston, 4. HtrtK-k out:
Bv Griffin, 5: by Keefe. 2. Wild pitch:
McTigue. Time; 2:0s. Umpire; Rigler
and Ftnneran. . .
THRFE STRAIGHT FOR CARDINALS
PHILADELPHIA, July S.-8t. Loul won
today, making It thre straight victories
over Philadelphia. Score:
ST. lH IS. FH ILaPRL.FHI A.
AB. H.O.A g- AB H O.AK
Husslns, lb. 4 I 4 I I klttbs. Is . I I 4
Hauaar. sa... 4 I I I 1 raaaert. If . I I I I I
Ellla. If 4 1 Lolart. lb... 4 4 I
(Continued on Pg Two.)
By Steady, Clerer Game He Becomes
State Golf Champion for the
Second Tmt.
ONLY MAN WHO HOLDS HONOR
No Other Player Hat Erer Been Able
to Come Back.
F0YE NOT P USUAL .FORM
Fails to Play Brilliant Game that
Earned Hit Title.
SCORE
IS
OvTRWILELMING
Matvh ta a tlaMlate-at ta liarar
Oallery ' BaeesM af tha aah
of Cleaely raatt
. Palats. .
Frank H. Gaines, on of the veteran golf
er of the Omaha Country club won tha
tltl of Nebraska state champion for the
second time In the aeven years of tha slat
association's existence. Saturday afternoota.
decisively defeating W. J. Foy. winner of
the stat .championship cup in 1910, 10 ua
nd t to play.
Frank Gah-ies wen. th championship ,i
1908 nd ha been In the finals each year
since then. H was defeated by Blaln
Young In 1909 and W. J. Foye In 1910, but
thla year the former champion cam back
strong and earned for himself the honor of
being the first man who ever won th
tat championship twice. '
Galne played a great game of match golf
raiuraay, winning against a man wnera no
had played often and knew to be fully as
good a golfer as himself. However, It must
b admitted that W. J. Foye, 'Billy" la
the golfing world, wa not playing hi usual
good game of golf when he joined In cither
the morning or afternoon sessions of th
state championship . finals.
Foye's putting throughout th match was
poor, and his shots. In approaches were not
what might be expected of such a golfar.
Galnea played a most steady, consistent
nania ii inrwiRn ine maicn, aimougn n
missed several putts that It was thought
he surely would hole.
Foye all through the match- stuck right
to his Job of winning holes, no matter how
uneven the match appeared. He went right
after every one. but th ability to putt
and approach waa not In him yesterday. H
played In what seemed to be good form
but tha strokes fell short or overran tha
greens or hole. .
Frank Galne did not play a record-break
ing game, probably du In a great deal to
the strong wind and the heat of. th day.
He played with good Judgment all through.
winning most of th closely contested botes,
- Detail at ha Plav.
. Both players got away from th first
tee, halving th first . hole, ' four strokes
each. - S
On th second, hoi Galne did not allow
for the-atrong wind blowing, and drove
under the fence. He . surrendered th hoi
to FOye, who got a four.
Th third hole wss halved, 6 each, no
sensational shots being made.
, Foye got a poor diiv on No. four and. In
addition, . after making -two . pretty ap
proach shots, missed an easy putt on his
third shot on th green and took a six.
Gaines mad flv.
No. flv was - halved,' although Foy
should have won it easily. He wa on th
green In two, but missed two putts, and
took a fire.
Both men played well on six until they
reached the green, when each took two
putts,,' making the hole in five' each.
Foy dubbed his drive on seven and was
short on. his' approaching pitch. '-, Galnea
won by running down a twenty-foot putt,
having made the green, by a short drlvo
and an approach. .This put Gaines 1 up and
gave him th lead that steadily grew aa th
match progressed.
No. eight wa played, prettily.,' Both wer
on th green In thre and Gaines took
two putts. Foy missed an eighteen-lnch
putt 'and took . ..Gaines, S up.;
No. nine wa halved.: both taking a five,
because of poor putting.
- This left Galne 3 up at tb turn.
Two li aa tha Tara.
v Foye drove with an Iron off 10 and mad
his shot two feet - farther than Galne
wooden shot. On approach ' put tooth on
green, but Foy took thre putt to Gain)'
two and went down In i. Gaines 3 'up. '
No. .11 found Foy In th long Jungl
grass t the' left of th course and hi ap
proaching ahot fell 10 yard short of th
green. Gaines was on' tha green In two
with a straight long driv and . a short .ap
proach and went In th cup , with on
putt. Gaines 4 up.
On No. 13 both made th green In on.
Galne had a long putt for hi third, ahot,
while Foye. lay up against, th hoi so h
putted carefully In. ... ' '
Galne drew hi driv on 13 and on hi
approach shot landed In th bunker north
of the green. Foye mad a Straight -driv,
but rolled over th wet edge of the green
in the bunker. Galne wa out and two
putt put him down. Thl waa th undulat
ing green and Foy took thre putt,' losing
the hole , to Galnea' I. Galnea 6 up.
No. 14 Oalnea won with an eight-foot
putt, 4 to S. Galne 4 up.
At IS both were on th green in two and
halved It In ,4.
Foy drove outside on IS,' slicing th ball
and playing It against the wind. Gaines
wsnt'down In S and Foye In 4. Gaines 7 up.
Foy mad a short driv on 17 and went
over the green' on hi approach, playing a
4 to Galne' S, because hi last putt rolled
round and awsy from ths cup, instead 'of
dropping In. Gaines 8 up. ' '
No, It was halved, both players making
It In a loos 4.
Th score : ' ' 0 -
"' OUTSIDE.
Gaines .4 I I i 1 I B S 37
4,4 14 8 4 4 4 S 44
".o. 3 would have taken Gaines had
he payed, n-.akiiiy his score 43. -
1KB11.
Galne
Fpy
....4 3 3 8 4 4
. I H
S
t 4
4-38
1VIAU
Galne ..,
Foy
....SI
....84
Afteraaaa, Flay. '.
Galnea drove off to left down In hollow
for th first hola, but mad a pretty ap
proach shot eight feet from hoi and th
ball went down . In three. Foy played k
better driv and a nice approach, but took
two putt to go In th cup. i
Gaines allced the ball on tb aecond and
aent outside but hi second driv accooa
panled Foy' 300 yard d?wn th course,
alighting In th ditch. oBth fell short on
approachts. Both approach td la two, but