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TifK iU:K: OMAHA. MONDAY. DKCKMI3KH 4, 1911.
Yes, the Jury is Still Out in the Mutt Case . . . ;. By "Bud" Fisher
'oo &e t (vtw.'We '.'."w.lwn, JCP- 5 WyyrN'T f .-5i.l, o rAevrrti how "A Y(X)t tfTl" " If FiNe""" 1 '
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PROMISES BEST HISTORY j SHAMROCK BEATS EXCELSIOR
Hebraikfc Foot Ball Season Revenue
Will Make Board Happy.
TWO IIESTIONEL rOR CAriAI5
K. Kniak iinil Jrrrr M'irnrr C'onnM
creil Mnmi LIUrlr in Unan
CorahuiWrr l.vadrrahlp fr
. ;asand Fans See Op me at
Fort Omaha.
SPECTACULAR TLAYS MADE
Korward I'm la . Mktlfallr Nira
tlnlnl by IlolU Tcaaia Work
itirn IImhiI Varalakra tk
Xlaal.
W'OLX, NrU.. De-. a-(.'I.lal.)-om
report which will ba ready for
tha public In a (aw t! H I aatliaiwl
that tha foot ball aMaon Jut vloavd ha
wan the moat profitable In the hlatory
cf the came at tlia lnivrraliy of Ne
braaka. The -rat tram which Nebraaka
)iad prcv a drawing card and with two
. conference teaing on the ached ule. Kagir
will report the heavieat reoelpte in years.
M'lth even normal aupport during the
lemalndfr- of the year the Cornhuaker
fliiancea ehoukl le In excellent ahape
after the heavy drain of the last two
yeara nreaRioned, by the ronatructlon and
linpruvemenl of the new athletlo field.
The' blax Ulchiitan dime will yield the
Meseat revenue to the Cornhusker ex
chequer, althouich the ume wttli Mlnne
ot la not far behind tn net recelpta.
The expenee Incurred In handllns the
Michigan crowd was much Inrfar than
for any othtr same of the year.
Kaaaaa Third Ula- 0e.
Next to (he Sl!chlan and Ulnneaota
panjea came Kanaaa In point of revenue.
The crowd at Lawrence far exceeded the
expertaUona of the management eirlne to
the reveraea which the Jayhawker team
had met on the rrlillron and tha Krone
recelpta were ullghtly heavier than laat
caao when Kanaaa yielded third In
iwlnt of net receipts. The Mlaaourl
gam also proved a money-maker for the
management but the byter dlaappolnl
ment of the reason waa the game with
the Aniea Aggies. At Amea tha crowd
waa not nearly up to.fxpectetlone and the
i ocelpta , barely covered the expense of
the trip and game. ,
Of the lighter aamea. Doane proved a
flxile o far aa revenue was concerned,
owing: to the frightful weather condl
' lone which existed. The Kanaaa Agglet
tnd the owning gam with Kearney
wrought In tidy euma for secondary at
tractions. the report will be made to the athletlo
board within a few days. Eager still hav
ing a few uoaettted accounts before mak
ing hie statement aa to the condition of
Cernhuker flnancea,
Basket Ball to Front.
From now on until the first of the
ear, attention w.lll be directed to basket
ball practice antt Indoor track work. The
basket bull schedule doea not call for any
l evular games until Bfter the flrat of the
year, but practice will Immediately begin
uader the supervision of ' Coach Ewald
iiUehia. The aquad, pror.iiaa to b larger
tluui usual and a sturdy fight ta expected
among the,' freshmen of last year for
place on the varsity aquad. There are
still a number of last year's player
available with Glbeon. Tlltner. Carrier
and trwen in achoul. '
e)Uehm la now in Kanaaa visiting and
will return next Tuesday when he will
Immediately summon the basket ball aien
t attend a meeting at which the prac
tice will be outlined. '
- Hoard Meet Tuesday Mab.
Tha athletic board Will meet next Tuea
Cay evening, when "N " will be awarded
to the foot ball players and the election
of a captain of the foot ball squad wilt
take place, on account of the constant
fchl ft In the lineup, the awardlnu of
-S'a" iiits created. unuaual Interest. It is
believed that tha liat will be much larger
than In the past. In the election of a
captain, two meii have been mentioned
tiioat prominently. Jerry Warnrr and
. Lrnle Frank. lioth will ptuy their
third year next season. Other routine
li M ten. will be disposed of.
Authorities Differ
On Eastern Team
NEW YoRK. live. 2. For the eleven
I'oaltions on thu all-east. Tn foot Lull tram
f jr mil the sporttn.? experts f six New
York uuneia named twvnty-ona different
men. Vhite and Hart of Princeton and
. eel l'aHun uf the navy are the only
i cu who find blaos In all ala lln.una
but the vote la almost unanimous for
iiotne.kler or Yale and Wendell of Har
vard. 'i lia Hst of I j on us with a Haura Indlci.
!W Uu number of papers making the
ii;o:ce -u-'iv :
Arnold. Army....'..,..
i oinelslrr. Vaiu
-row ii. Navy v .
1 luetiia1 rrtncetoii
alioit. Navy
; 'i-i ty . I- rlnoeton. . .
l lcock, Iiaitmouth.
i ivher iiattaid
Jikrt, J r ii.el.oil
Hove. Navy
1 loe. Y e
Vt. ...... v.u
&i'ritejn. ai.1eiU.lt ... I elt lu.irtiuck
.;ii9r, rnii... riBii -f .a i ie. i.oiB 1.
. . I r.' kle "S.
. iti Kill end Ci)
.. Ouart. rtix-k it
. iiisht ha foai k (J).
.. r tin vr ha'f il)
.. I -eft end ii.
ricforc 2,000 enthusiastic fane at Fort
Omnha yesterday afternoon the Bham
rocka of South Omaha rurfealed the Ex
celsiors by the acore of t to .
The conlest was interesting to tha fire
lah. QulKlcy' and Tut tie e spectacular
tackling were two of the featurea note
worthy. For the Excelsiors M. HhuUky,
Moran, Oulnane and Handau were the
star. The chief ground gainers for the
Phamrocka were Compton, Tuttle, "Calla
han and (julgley. ....
On several occasions the forward pass
was ekllfully negotiated by both team
but the Excelsior had the beat of the
argument In this style of play.
Tom Moore, the captain of tb Excel-
lors, kicked off to Qulgley, whe advanced
twenty-five yards. Uy line plunging and
end runs, Intermingled with an occaalonal
pass, tha Phamrock advanced the leather
en to the ten-yard line, where the Ex
iWlor braced and held the Irishmen
for two down. On the third down a
forward pass failed and the Excelsior
kicked out of danger. Again the Sham
rock plowed up the field only to loae
out when they were class to the scoring
line. ' Whrn the quarter ended th pig
skin waa on the Exoelaior's ttfteen-yard
line.
Second Quarter The Excla!or held th
Shamrocks. An attempted drop kick
from a difficult angle failed. Tha Ex
ceialor tried a forward pas. 'which ti
Intercepted by Compton. he gaining twenty-five
yard. Compton went through
tha tackle tor five yard. TutUa want
off left end for three yard and Compton
went through th tackle . for tha only
touchdown of th . magnificent battle.
Qulgley kicked out but th oval wa
mlased. Th balance of th cam was
see-saw affair, with th Shamrocks
having the beat of It.
What served to keep thing extra lively
was th band of th Ancient Order of
United Workmen lodge No. 17. They ren-
dered sevtral popular (election In a
moat acceptable manner.
Next Hunday there will be two game
at Fort Omaha, th first of which will
be between the Athletic and th South
Oinaha Hainblera, and the second be
tween the Shamrocks and th Soldiers.
Th officials of the big game yesterday
wern: Wright. Fagen and Oolden and they
deserve special credit for their excellent
work.
Following I th lineup:
1UMRIXK. KXCKL8I0RS
rsul
,.,.Ouard (J).
luo (S).
.. .TackK (I).
' 'mer til.
... Full or half ().
... Ouard 4i.
....Tackle ill.
,...!i aid Mi.
....Tackle 161.
.. .Ouard (II.
lartert uck (I).
j t-nier 111.
ttcui.'y. Yaie...
Mj. Hi, liar. aid
r ' laxklnm. lnown..
'1 V.ort. 'nrlUle
Vriidvll. Harvard...
V t-llc, l'r'.ncelon
nt.h
Hitchte .
ITnha ..
KmmIIt
t'vmiKna
1 hoiiiss , ,
mill ...
Uiilcley .
C.IUhaa .
Theuvr ..
Tultl
...Cents. Osier
.11. GIL. O.
.L. O
.....R. T.
L. T.
II. .
, L. K
.'. ft' if. B,
. L H h:
Kulllwck
R. Q..
b T"
H. T...
I. K.
R K.i
. u.
U H. B ...
R. II ..
r'utltxck
V
11. ihui.kr
i DIsmo
Murvs
..A. tfcul.k
ol3
Faraa
Klnual
Moore
Ouluit
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fteferee: Faaan. I'mviiei Wrlaht. Vl.ld
Judge: Uolden. Head lineaman: Hexton.
Defeat Hare.
NKW ORLKANS, Iji., IVo. .-Jo
Mandot of thle city waa awarded the do.
oiaioa over Orover Hayes of fhlladelphla
after a twenty-round bout todav before
the Weet Kid Athletlo club at Algiers.
The declelon M a clo.e one. the general
opinion beina about wnlv iivM.,I ,.
draw. " " " - "
MADE A NEW RECORD FOR 8PIED
' IN AUTO.
Williams Picks an
. All-American Team
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. Dec. t-For the
first time since he ha been roach at
Iho fnlverslly of Minnesota, Dr. II. L
Williams has picked an all-Amerlcan
team. Outside of naming th men for
the 1911 team. Dr. William only say he
believed It more representative of Amer
ican foot ball than a great many other
selections.
Thre Minnesota players ar placed en
th team. Captain Earl Pickering, who
wa barred from the gamo with the Uni
versity of Wisconsin becaiw of alleged
profeaalonaliam. not belna; given a place.
Th team a chosen by Dr. Williams is
aa follows: . .
Klght end, Well. Michigan; right
tackl. Frank, Ulnneaota; right guard.
Robinson, Minnesota; center, Slbert, West
Polnti left guard. Wakeman, Annapolis;
left tackl. Mart. Princeton; left and.
White, Princeton; quarterback. Howo,
Tale; left halfback. Rosenwald. Minne
sota; right halfback, Wendell, Harvard;
fullback, Phllbln. Tale.
GERMANY PLANS TO BUILD
FIRST BIO nlAL CRUISER
OOLOONE, Germany. Dee. J Th
military authorities are planning to build
n aerial cru!aer, with a carrying power
of 100 persons and a speed of fifty miles
an hour. It gas capacity will b 10.000
cublo mater. Th plan I th outcom
of th aerial maneuver just ended which
were unusually satisfactory.
Burke is on Trial
for Manslaughter
William Jj. Burke, the saloon keeper
charged with manslaughter for the
death of Charles Forbea Robertson on
October 8, was placed on trial before
Judge Lec 8. Eatelle In the criminal
division of ti e district court today. The
greater part of the day wa spent In
ecurlng a Jury, County Attorney English
for the state and Ben 8. Baker for the
defense examining each Juror cloeely and
challeiiKiirf many for cause. Taking of
testimony will not be begun until some
time tomorrow. .
OMAHA SOCIALISTS TAKE
, ACTION ON M'NAMARAS
Socialists of Omaha and vicinity gath
ered at th Lyric theater on Sunday and
adopted a lengthy set of resolutions de
nouncing th McNamaras and the "capi
talistic" condition they hold responsible
for confessed criminals. - J. U. McNamem
la especially denounced a a tool of capi
talism. All worker ar urged to unite
In aupport of socialist cundldntes for of
fice. The resolutions conclude with the
call from Karl Marx: "Woikers of the
world, unite! You have nothing to lose
but your chains."
Laurence Mlnot, IJostqn capitalist and
trustee of the Ronton Ground Kent com
pany. Is In Omnha to Inspect the com
pany's property here, the latest addition
to which Is the northwest corner of Sev
enteenth and DotiKlas, where the com
pany probably will erect a building In
th spring. I , .
CROSS-COUNTRY RUN IS
PLANNED FOR NEW YEAR'S
A novelty for local sport follower will
be a cros country run held on New
Year' afternoon, under the auspices of
the 'Young Men' Christian association.
Several teama from the association wlU
be entered and the hlBh achool will also
enter It team, composed of Lynn S ickeet,
captain; Charles Robel, Halleck Rouse,
Flnley Jenkins, Coleman Gordon and
John Lewis. The high nchool team Is
holding eeml-weekly runms this month to
net in trim and can be counted upon to
run their older and more experienced
competitor a lively race.
A silver loving cup wlil be awarded the
team winning the run, this to be decided
by a committee of Judge on tha usual
point bnl. Individual medals will also be
awarded. The winner of the run wlil re
ceive a har.dtome gold medal, second p:lce
wll be a silver one, and the next seven
men who get places will be (riven bronxe
badges.
Th run will start at the Young; Men's
Christian association building, thence
north to Famam on Seventeenth, west on
Farnain to- the boulevard on Thirty
firrt, north on the boulevard to Cumlngd
street, east on Cutnlngs to Sixteenth,
south on Sixteenth to Harney and then
wept on Harney tack to the association
building. The distance thu covered lx
about three miles.
The key to success In business la the
Judicious and persistent use of newspaper
advertising.
Fielding and Pitching Averages of National League
in
18
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Following ar the official fielding and pttrhlng averages of National league player who participated In fifteen or
more cnampionanip game during- th aeaaon of lll:
FIRST BASEMEN.
Player and tiub. u. cu. A.'
Koneicny, nt. Lou)...16s lifcl 71
Hobiltseil, Cincinnati. 16 1442 m
Chance, .Chicago 2 n
Daubert, tirooUiyn ....J4J Kii U
Hunter, Pittsburgh ... 61 HA M
Houser, Beaton w itW 11
Mrai. New York. ...MS in5 117
Ludrus, Phlladelp a.. lea U1S 17
Tenney, Boaton m not t
Hofman Chicago .... W xj 17
hater, 1 hlcego 73 71S M li
McKechnl. Plttau'gn 67 k a 14
Watner, Plttaburgli... a iW 7
Oowdy, N. Y. -Boaton. W7 13
lngerton. Breton n iw M 1
SECOND UAHKMEN.
Ever. Chicago aa 00 90 4
Magee, 8t. tuia 18 tj i; j
hurnmsl, Brooklyn ...1j7 Z Vi 1
McKechnle, Pltlab'gh. 1 4 4H 3
Hugglna, ht. Loula....lM 2M1 43 'Jt
riara Brooklyn ...... IS
Knab. Phlladelphfm..l41
Kxan. Cincinnati V.l
thean, Chicago tt
Zimmerman, Chicago.. Ids
Doyle, New York 141
bweenay. Boaton 11
Miller, Pittsburgh ....la
47 40 .4
Jll 411 as
HI
44
til Mv
m 410
271 M
4J 44
4
12
flrf May Kret.--' --.-.-.k.
ULENWOOD. la-. Dec. l-(8pw-al)-iltai
Kami; arlt'n waa called to (Jim
u.d tcKjoy to advise reiaiduig the fish
in Olcnwiod paik lake, i lie mater la
v y iuw t nd ii ili -o an amount .1 water
.en m in ii wv ij uricui into the
1kq total ueatructtun of the tons of
kin. tub tiv.ut by lirtuia- kiuii csr
U,u. 1
11 w i . . . 1,1
THIKll HAm:mh-m
Zimmerman, , Bkln..l&! el t
McDonald. Boaton .... U U Hi
Lobert, Philadelphia. .14; ac lis
Grant. Cincinnati ...Ati l.SH
Mowrey, tt. IxuU....m i;4 i7
Devlin New York 7 75 144
Fletcher. New York., xl 17 4
lngerton. Boston M t lilt
Hmith, W. tit. Louis.. M i
Hersog. Bos.-N. Y... lis M 14
Byrne, Pittsburgh ....l&l 1st 2sj
Doyle, J., Chicago W 1.14 27s
Smith. J. C. Brooklyn 24 3u bl
Almeida, Cincinnati .. W 44
Zimmerman, H , Chi.. 10 :S 14
bleicfeldt, Boston .... U Zi U
KHIlRTHTilPU
aiccarmy flttsbuigti 3J
'linker, Chloago 141
Dooian. I'hl.adelphla..l4i
Heraog. Boa-N. Y... ;i
NSagncr. Pittsburgh. ..lot
Smith. W., Mt. Louis., ti
Hrldwell. N. Y.-Boa..lJ7
Mhean. Chiracs Is
lietohar, New York... 74
1 coiey. Brooklyn ,
Hat ssi, tit Louis..
Esmond. Cincinnati
Stark. Brooklyn ...
Alllier. Cincinnati
..114
.134
. 41
70
act
it
isi
14
2U7
17 43
114 tM
S40
ta tit
110 1U4
(A n
o7 eo
4V
474
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Ml 8
JAS 4i
XI
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10
Player and Club. O. P.O. A.- E. Pet.
Pet. Downey, Cincinnati .. yl ltw g? 4 .)
.n.tl Hpratt, Boston mi 1 efi si II .t&i
. OUTFIELDERS.
.M Collins, Boa -Chicago., Is li 1 l.flCO
.MM Wllle, St. Louis 15 Is 3 0 1.0o
.IMV Leach, Pittsburgh :) W II 1 .17
.1M Magee. Philadelphia. ..1D0 UH 14 6 .11
Paakert, Philadelphia. m 'Ml JJ ,9,D
.14 Titus, Philadelphia .... iw & 10 i .Wit
.MA YMIhun, Pittaburgh....l4it 871 20 T ,lr77
.V84 Carey, Pittsburgh ....til WH U H
Becker, New York &o 71 V 2 .Wf.
.7S rlnodgrass. New York.H 2K3 Jl
.974 Kvans tit. LouIr.. ISO 2.1M 17 S .til
.nfu Burch," Brooklyn 41 CI tl 3 .ill
,o9 hchu.te, Chicago 11.4 lu l' .971
Mitchell. Cincinnati ..14(1 IS) :'3 V .971
.975 Clarke, K., Pittsburgh. Kit S 7 .970
.ti,5 CoulMon, Brooklyn ....146 63 21 9 .9tM
.t72 Hofman, Chicago 10 11 I ,K
,n;0 Marsans, Cincinnati .. M bS 2 2 .WW
.mil Bock. Cln.-Phlla 77 Hi 9 4 .9rtti
M) ingiiton, Boston 4J M li 4 .ton
.960 tiheckarci, Chicago 332 32 14 . 9Hi
.949 Walsh, Philadelphia.. 48 73 2 .V6i
Ml Onke. 1st. Louis 151 364 2 Is .9i1
.944 Miller, Boston U 24J M 11 .l
.mi Davioson, Drooklyn... 71 1 4 8 .'
.944 Wheat, Brooklyn 1M -7 12 14 .9m
.943 Hesiiier, Cinuinilatl....lu4 17 21 14 .9s4
Murray, New York. ...131 19t 12 10 .9o4
a;l Duiey Brooklyn Ii Jl i 2 .suj
'uri Lilis. lot. Louis 14S tl ii tl .
'uu Ooode, Boaton-ChJ... U lul 18 13 .kifi
'ul 1 lX Boaton i m i ft .93S
fr Devore, New York. ...140 2ii 20 19 .9.4
1-ianerty, Boston 19 M 2 2 .IM3
Jackann, Boaton 3U 7i 4 8 .9a
44 vichonc, Pmla 17 2j 12 .9
93 Mclver, HI. Iaiiu 1( 24 I 2 .9J
9.t Campbell, Pittsburgh. II Hi 1 3 .9j3
Mi Kalaer, Chicago-lioa. . hi l:i 9 11 .919
.90 Don In, N. Y.-rloaton. fcn 118 8 12 .912
.9.2 Noithen, Brooklyn.... 19 48 5 8 .(U
.900 Jones, Boaton 18 30 3 .8i
. CATCHERS.
.MM Moran, Phlladeiph .a. . 113 148 41 S ,BM
.810 Neeuliam, Chlcaiio U II U .94
Bergen, c!rokln ,M 340 Ul t .11
.K1 Meers, New York.... 18 1 18 .9.9
. Oioaon, Pittsburgh.... 98 4o3 117 12 .1,9
.Kid Archer, Chicago l 4,8 1.4 14 .977
.9U, I'artrr. PluUdeiphlu.. 17 no -4 2 .97
,1 Kiln. Brooklyn 74 273 IM II .9,1
9.10 Ciarae. Cincinnati 81 313 "i4 11 .1.0
M Lean. Cincinnati... 94 414 1.VI Is .9tts
hlemittliaii, fit. Iajuis. 7i M-a H2 14 .9n8
Vtt riiinon, Pliiaciurgh 88 ' -i j 13 .v
liooin, Philadelphia... 74 4W Hi 18 .9.f7
w vllson. New York.... l 1.110 al 9 .9o3
Kiln. Chicago-Bus... H 4i!4 14) i .9,eJ
Hilsa, 8t. Iajui M .Si lo3 -li .92
' Kar.dcn. Boato IU ll llu .9oJ
C rahatn, Boaton-Chl.. hi laJ ji 19 .Ji
Iiayer and Club. a. P
Aim..., o., aJ1ooi11.. .J
.Uillljvtl, A'll..wt;tA.M.M.' 11
lll0, bl. CjUi l&
but.u.U, C111c.1111a.ki... Li
Pfcfter, Boston u
juu.i.l.ie, ii.cmmj i
jjUu.bwo 11, .vn 0lK to
iiyA.i, liiiCiisj
, ..nun. 1 ...bai till. .. 12
hltcic, tt 111., el. uU.a 3
rtuu,ua, fiiuiuul'ail.... 4i
i-Ml g. , i.l,UlklU oU
..ion, 01. lunula 01
Alullcril, UOSlOII 6ii
i-iuiiipm ita, v.m.-r'iiiia iJ
bufcga, iiicuuiai. as
nuiivcr, ttioukijii iS
baiiM, eit. Luu.a ao
nkvi iiiOliu, new Y01K. 1
menu, Chicago .)
Alexander, i iuiu i
Uiume, new lurK....
iee., t'ilts.-o a'n. 38
cranuati, new York... 41
I'loiiiiuu, Cincinnati... 6i
Kneiaer, torooaiyu..
iturns, cin-ir niia...
i.euiuuch, cii.cago..
Vvntse, itw kum..
fucnler, Chicago....
bail, BrcKiaiyu
biuitn, Cincinnati.. M
Lri.iiie.d, fiwaomgii.... 41
iil'iil.n, c h.uago-.ioa. . 18
Moore, piuiaueipnia. .. 4J
Mariiuaru, new York. 4
01 own, c. Hoaton 42
cammia. Patstiuitfti.. 40
jxasoiL, clrouaiyii 22
cummers, i-iu,a
'luiiey, ciin.'MaTO 18
Cole, Chicago 82
LoiMieima, 1,., Bt. L.. 18
Amw, new Yoik .94
uaopar, Cnomnan 44
Ueyor, (jt. l-oo.a .i m
Mcvju.imn, Cincinnati. 19
hcimrut, nrookiyn 38
Hoiorn. Bt. Louis..'... iu
Curua, Boa -Cin.-plill. il
Perduo, iloalon 24
T ler. Uos.on 2S
bcanlan, Brooklyn ti
Wnavei, I lncago-Uc. 32
Ferry, Plttaburgn M
Keete. Cincinnati 99
LUtO FiCLUINU.
. 8
, 27
a
V
. 22
19
O. A. E. Pet.
Ill iJi I ,9.
ll 3 12 ..!
IM 12 8
ui 12 4) .Slo
23 0 1.000
1 42 0 l.ooj
3l lbl 2 ,9M
8 ui 1 .Dot
12 M 1 .lu2
ll Ki i .tK4
2 2 1 .tlio
9 lij 2 .tfi
11 U i .i
0 bl 2 .9U
4 i0 1 .Sit
12 M . 3 .9iU
K 3 .99
1 IN) 2 .VuJ
8 I .IMl
12 .0 3 .M
It h 4 .ikh
4 23 1 .M
11 V.1 3 .ViM
9 -0 8 .Vol
Hi .km
1 at 2 .wii
8 i i .9i
b ii a ,92
19 44 4 .9w
3 11 1 .922
2 40 1 .9m
14 U tt .922
13 U 7 ..Jl
3 24 2 .91
8 UJ k .9,10
40 4 .99
a .928
09 8 .9tt
4 21 2 .92e
11 ho 6 .M
0 23 2 .fell
8 ej S .911
It 1 .911
7 t9 7 .918
J tO 7 .V12
1 Da 4
i l'J 2 . 9ci
7 W 7 .9ul
& 19 6 .ton
I 37 6 .SW5
8 38 8 .ti
ft U 8 .SV2
1 bl 4 .(9
3 4 .SM
2 17 3 .A
13 38 8 .800
PittsburKh
Phliadrlplila ....
Brooklyn
(St. Louis
ch.cugo
New York
Cincinnati
Boaton
.lao
...UJ
...li4
...IjS
...la
...164
...la
41iJ 1837 12
iUH 19U1 Ztl
llOJ IX, U 241
4lK HI Ml
421 lo4 200
4v9i lotil in
42u0 2U12 29a
PtTI'MVni.
Record of those ho pitched in fifteen or more game, arranged according to percentage of victories:
-no. com-
.1X4 4111 2Mi 347
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9o2
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No. Gsiuea pitta
1 Bruce-Brown, winner o( the
Crand Krlxs lac at r1aarr.ah. li.,
drove ha blgh-piwered Flat fljr than
an aulomoulle had tr goiiv let or over
a Ilk distance. f
Marquaid, New York 4i
Ciatidall. New York 41
Cola, Chicago jj
Alexander. I'hlladelpnta . . .. 4s
Matnewaoit, New York 4
ro Id.. Chuawo 62
Adams, liltaouign 40
Raulbacti, Chlcaao aj
iiuiiiunriea. t'ni.u.-Clu
M
V
28
fallen, ht. Louis
Aicunure, Chicago ,
Uoyer, CI. Iaui
r'erry, Pltlsbuigu ,
Raymond, Nea York...
liaimoic St. Louis
Ptelier, Boaton
K.inio, Cliuaao
Wl.Ule, New York
C'amiiits, Piiibuigli....
Kagon, Brook!) n
clioiii.ers, thiaUelphia
Hucker, Ulookl)ii
HuKgi, Cincinnati
Aine, New Yma
l-cilield, Plttaburgh
Mcele, Pitia.-uruoklyn. 3
Toney, chl.aoO u
Drocl. New Ycrk u
fclocl,). Wm.. bl. Louis 42
Kcefe, Cincinnati j
K Holier. iiiuoe.ln j
l-'r. mm. Cincinnati tt
Bell, iiiooklwi i
kioire, 1-hiladelphia
Loudermllk, I. , rtt. Louis.. 18
Larger. Biooklyn 3u
1 ler. lioaioii ;
l.urns, C.iic.nnail-Plilla.... 2;
Gnuth, F., Cinctnnatl 14
lirnilrlx. Pituburgii ti
l eruue, Biiin 14
iajiiar. Cm inujiil 44
l iown, l'.. Iloeton 41
lioldt ll, Sit. I. u a 1
Wcsfui.lan. Cncinnatl ... ... 19
Curtia. h"ion-i In -li.Ua .. n
W-er, rhkuj-Honsn..,, -
Schaidl, hioikhr. ;9
H.rht.r. hiitiij 12
Scanlon, l-.ro,. kiyn
MattM'it. Bvmm a.t
Uiiifin. Chicago-Uoatcn 14
23
14
31
.V
21
24
18
6
Is
1
4
4
31
8
is
11
15
t
11
22
17
11
28
7
1
4
21
li
11
11
11
1
21
10
8
W.
9
11
13
2
8
i
10
0
I
10
1
i s 1 Opponents.
fihut- Pet. of 11 No.
le. outs. Won. Lost. Yictorie.nlnning. A.M. Hits. Runs. II. 15. B.R. 8 1) WP
0 8 14 J .174 2.S KW 2.1 w 4 P ai 10
V 2 13 S .;m 11 11 1.8 lav sj 8 ol VI 2
I U 1 ' ll l 18 8 90 lol 11
7 28 11 .M : 2b 13 23 1S3 8 l:-9 r?7 4
1 28 13 .at ') U Ji lu2 I as lil x
1 0 21 11 .bu 2ii .lUJl 2c7 110 6j L9 t
0 8 23 12 .tli i 2D2 Ml 2, J Sf 42 li2 1
3 18 . .140 2-3 f 9 191 9 4 13 .9 4
0 7 4 .0.4 i lo ia M a0 11 2 ; !
3 1 15 9 .liiJ 14) . 912 2v4 1m3 6 81 74 it
1 11 7 .Oil j U 8.3 147 l 4 83 M 1
1 9 .) jl 149 i.44 HI eo 8 w 48 4
0 1 8 4 .800 , 08 . 110 82 a 2 27 SJ 4
0 1 b 4 .M4 j Si a jj M 2 81 39 1
23 18 . jl 3tS 1230 290 14 7 1S1 I44 3
W ' ll i 803 114 74 0 4 24 . 1
4 1 11 ..r 2oJ kd (11 M 2 lta Is 1
l 4 12 oil is; 7uj L7 83 I 29 91 3
J 1 20 14 .4.1 .1 208 99 24S 113 84 li J,
J I 4 2 .ml 94 " .SJJ l 2 2 U W y
13 10 ,ie , v9 ii 198 lo7 4 101 HI 10
2 8 22 Is .4o4 J18 IL'8 2b3 p'l 8 110 1)
1 1 " li 11 .08 I, ll 108 110 10 79 91 8
i ll H i !4 L'J 80 4 44 lis 4
1 1 19 18 ..W i, 21S Hoi 1 HI 14 4 m ;
1 9 .a0 11 IJ 42 177 74 4 34 hi J
0 0 1 t .4 I, 240 4i 38 4 34 27 4
0 4 4 .0"0 II 7 u M 8 41 41 0
18 19 .4-4 ll 2M' lw 7 133 10 111 Hi J
! 0 13 13 .4.4 r.4 .-7 18 48 3 78 ldi 4
J ? 11 12 .4.8 ii 204 5io ia jiji 1 i w
1 U 11 .41 k"8 '.88 10 111 14 107 i
8 i I; let J a 60 1 28 28
8 Is 19 .441 11 ovb 11U3 Ml 1.1 11 104 174 4
4 .4-0 I 8j 227 72. 10 2 20 4
1 11 14 4i4 i Ii7 84 225 HI I 71 W 1
J 7 10 .ill 1 18 U 1 118 10 lot 9
1 7 in 413 ,1 1 4- 149 70 22 42 1
10 li 178 tM 114 111 S 6i 87 2
J 1 4 8 .) i 11 41, 41 1 U 47
8 10 .r.i 11 Ui 4-if 1m lis) 4 41 494 1
1 1 II 30 1, 14 M 2:1 . 113 . 14 6 78 1
0 S 1 . .1 410 S.3 4)181 !0 118 i 8
M k lit 4- U'7 fri I 1'. tl 8
J t .4 ij 7 si . 4 31 ' 38 O
1 4 II set Ii l.K 40 ill m,i it 4D 9
f 1 14 2M I W. J 1) il 11 101 70 ii
1 4 r .i4 I'.O I;) I'VJ I 91 '.7
1 i ! t! m 2 20 31 2
! '. s 14 . ,( 7 4 kO 4i O
- .COO h l' . 81 '.2 37 21 3
Cfcl.lel s ailed Bed f tl'jihf j ,y rii
JENNINGS' CONDITION BETTER
Detroit Manager Slightly Improved,
According to Physician.
DOCTORS PREDICT RECOVERY
Father I.ynelt. Who Was Injnred
svlth Jennlnsta. Reported 1o lie
Threatened vrlth Comtillca
ratlon of Pneumonia.
SCRANTON. Pa.. Dec. S.-Th con
dition of Manager Hugh Jennings of the
Detroit American leaguo base ball team,
who, with Father Lynett, was Injured
In an automobile accident late Friday
nltht. was slightly Improved tonight.
Father Lynett' condition Is not so
favorable as It was twenty-four hours
ago. The following bulletin was- Issued
tonight by Dr. Webb at the state hos
pital: "Hush Jennings' condition U better
than It was twenty-four hours ago. He
still suffers from slight shock as shown
by a temperature of Du.l. Barring un
expected developments We confidently
expect his recovery. His Injuries conBl.it
of a badly crushed left foot; contused
left thlKh. fracture of both bones of the
lower third of the left forearm; cuts
and brulees about the face and head
and concussion of tho brain. He is
comparatively free from pain.
"Father Lynett is not In a good con
dition this evening as he was last night.
Pneumonia la threatened."
WOLGAST READY FOR
GOOD SQUARE MEAL
LOS ANGELES, Cal.. Deo. S."Say,
when do I get a Rood, square meal"
asked Ad Wolgost from his hospital cot
this morning. "I could eat a horse." he
continued, "but all I get Is this doctor'
cooked grub ard very little of that. How
do I feel? I feel fine, and if there was
a suit of clothes hanging about, I'd leave
here In a hurry."
Wolgast' condition, , according to the
irtirso in charge, was very good today.
His temperature registered only a shade
above normal.
Key to the Sltuution Bee Want Ad.
SMITH FIRST IN SINGLES
St. Louis Man leads in Middle
Western Bowlin? Tournament.
CHICAGO MEN BEST IN DOUBLES
Five-Man, Team from Waterloo,
Slonx City, St. Joseph and Book
Island Contest at Maht at
Dos Motnea.
DE3 MOINES, Dec. S. August Smith
cf St. Loul won first place in the singles
In this afternoon's event of the middle
western bowling tournament, finishing
with a score of 63G. GeorRs Qualey and
H. Decn, both of Bt. Louis, were second
and third with scores of 619 and 015.
respectively.
In the doubles Schrogen and Blouln of
Chicago scored high with 1,166 and Lam
fon and Hllker of Bt. Louis-won second
place with a score of 1.1G4. Hammon and
Witter also of St. Louis were third with
I. 152. ,
Five-man teams from Waterloo, Sioux
City, Bt. Joseph and Rock Island con
tested tonight.
The Western Brows of Sioux City, la.,
rolled tho high score In tonight' five-'
man tram event, finishing with 2,744.
Found Guilty of Assault.
GLENWOOD, la., Dec. 2. (Special.)
At 12:30 last night the Jury In th case
of Cliff Hooker, charged with assault,
returned a verdict of guilty. Earl
Mendenhair the thrid of those indicted by
the Bepfember grand Jury In connection
with this same offense ki now cn trial.
Key to tne Situation Boe "Want Ada.
SIX HUNDRED GLASS EYES
SEIZED BY GOVERNMENT
ST. PAUL. Minn., Dec. 3. George P.
Locke, special agent of the United States
cuHtoma acrvlce, yesterday made a sels-
lire of C00 ttlasi artificial eves from a
local optician. The eye ore valued at
14.200 and are said to be part of a con
signment of 15.000, valued at (105,000 al
iened to have been smuggled into th
United States from Germany last sum
mer by a Hoboken, N. J., man.
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