Nebraska Newspapers

    Sunday
.Bee
-PART SEVEN
SPORT SECTION-
?AGIS ONE TO FOUR "
VOL. XUI-NO. 4.
OMAHA, - SUNDAY MORNING, JULY '14, .1912. ,
3:
SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS.
Tennis
and Potter Are
ions
IHARBY KOCH IS
Leaders at Tennis Game in Omaha!
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0
SPORTS
Harry Koch
Champion; Scribner
;iounamp
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(OMAHA WALLOPS
j BALL AND WINS
j Topcka Fitchew Found for Jseyea
v teen Hit: and Beaten by Score-
. of Twelve to Nothing. '
' TWO .HOME RUNS FOR ROURXES
; Johnson and Kane Eaa Hit Ball
, . the Entire Circuit
'UTAH FITCHES' TIGHT" GAME
i Fa's Classj Hurler Lets Kaws Down
' " with Two Stingy Hits.
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JUSTICE" TflAKTS FOUR. HITS
Littltj Shortstop Hlli Hall Almost
v " Will and Gets hree Singles
' ' 'aad On Triple 'la ' Fivew
y Pa Rourke't th!ete-ran rampant yes
, terday afternoon ' and. demolished .th
' Topeka Kaws, by a 12 to 0 score. "Chick"
, Brandora . and" "Parson""; Frarits. both
' formerly with the Kansas City Blues, were
. hammered to all parts of Kourko field
for & total of seventeen hits, netting the
I Omaha, boys thirty-one bates. t.::
I Eddie Justice, Omaha's clever short
jstop and the head of the batting list
i started things In the first, and : before
! Brandom had got squared away, a total
' of five' hits, Including two doubles, two
i singles and a home run had been made
.off him. :' . y... . ;: '
!. .In the second a ' triple and a single
.were "made. Brar.dom was 'benched after
! this Inning and ."The Parson" sent to
the rescue. He did ver well until the
, sixth, when three more,' all singles, were
.registered. In the. seventh, Jack Ryan
-' started the' ball rolling again with a
'.homer. A snslo and a triple followed.
Ryan was picked by Manager Arbogast
;to win tho third game of the series and
bad an easy time.' When he left the
(tme in the seventh he had given but
two hits, ono of which was a scratch.
Fentress then relieved the former major
leaguer.
' - '"Hiclt" Johnson also worked hard and
in the seventh was given a rest, while
j Johnny Gondlner; broke Into the game
fort couplo of innings. .
Eddie Allen, the new fielder, was In
'left and gave a swell account of him-
self.- In four times at bat he got a
single 'and a triple and took two dif
ficult chances in the outfield.
'' , 'Kane Raps Homer. ' .
- Jlmmie Kane was the hit of the day
when he mads '.'a home run In the first
,4nning. , He caught the ball square and
Jsentvit down to right. The ball went
over ,Je's . head and out to the fence
,where it picked a hole and rolled under,
Ryan's hit went over the right field fence
and was one of the longest .hits made
this eeasof.- -.- 1 . s ,
Justice started the ball rolling on 'a
Wt. Coyle scored him with a double.
Allen sacrificed. Johnson singled, send
ing Coyle home. Kane cleared the bases
with a home run.
V Ryan .landed, safe in the second on
an error, and scored on Justice's triple
, to center. t Coyle was ; hit - by , a pitobeij !
ball. Allen scored Justice with a single.
A sacrifice ' flyi by Johnson put Coyle
over, v v, .'- i ; -.
In the sixth Justice singled to left, and
stole second, :Coyle.and Allen. Were easy
louts. Johnson was hit by a pitched ball.
f Kane-singled to left. Justice scoring and
jjphnspp. going' to third. Schlpke walked,"
lilling the bases. Nlehoff laid down 'a
,jbunt and beat .it out, while Johnson
' raced 'home. '. ' ,; 1 ' '
Ryan made the first run in the eev-
. venth with a homer. Justice singled and
scored on Allen's triple. Schlpke opened
the eigth with a double to center, and
went .to third on' Nlehoffs fly to King
and scored on Davidson's out, Patterson
to, Gardner. Score: -
i,.'vv" " omaha.
AB. -R. H. O. A E.
H.
4
1
2
'
0
. 2
1 -
0
2
0 '
O.
S
0
2
- 2
3
13
1
1
: 2
9
.0'
Justice, ss......
Coyle, rf .,
Allen, if....:.,.
Johnson, c
-'Gonding, c.."...
.Kane, lb...'..,.
iSchipe,2b.....
Niehoff. : 3b....
Davidson, cf..4
Ryan,- p,.
F$nUe$s, p.-.-
' Totals
6 4 4 J 2.1
40 .12
TOPKKA.
17 27 14 . 1
' AB. R.
H.
0
0
0 .
0
2
1
1
0
o.
2
4
-1
8
2
0'
J '
2
0
0
Ao;.
2
0 :
V
0
1
2
1 ,
0 -1
Rlekert, if.....;-...
Walsh,, 2b...:...,
IOng,cf.j.-,...,...
Gardner, lb...,.
Lee, ,rf ........vv
Ryan, 3b
Tatterson,. ss......
Schmidt, c.
B;andom, p. ......
Frantz, ' p.........;
I Totals
Omaha , .
Runs'
Hits
Topeka .' . .
: Runs ...Tr-.i...;.
4
21 0 i 21.' s : J
11:00'
2 , 1 .2
2 2 1 V42
,...:.. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
...... OOOOSOoO 2-4
Mlts
two-a'se hits: Coylo. Schlpke (2), Ryan.
Thret-base hit&: Justice, AHn. Homo
runs: Kan,' Johnson. Hit by pitched ball:
Coyle, -Johnson. Wild pitch: Fentress.
s Bases on bails: Off- Ryan ; .off .Fen
tress. l; off Franta, 1.- Struck out: By
Ryan, 4; by Fentress. 2; by Brandom. 1;
by Frants. 2. Hits: Off Ryan. I In seven
innings i off Fentress, 2 In two innings;
off EranCom, 74n two innings; aft Frants,
10 in, six Innings. Stolen bases: Justice,
Kane. Sacrifice, hits: Allen,. Johnson.. Left
on bases: Omaha. 0; Topeka. a Time:
1:55. Umpires: ' Meyers and Klssane.
Note of the Game.' ; ' ...
Thirty-one bases on seventeen hlu is
somo bunch. . -r . . . ,.
Two ' big 'games today.' : First "game
called at s- o'clock. . .
Omaha had nine men left on bases after
sending twelve serosa. . ,
Hall and Johnson is the winning com-
b:natlon for the opener. , ... '
. And with All tliat swatting the game
lasted one hour and fifty-five min-(
the. game A and sure did enjoy
slaughter. , i. . , " 7 "
Da! nr ..v. fc', ".!' w.... 1
rib or a blood vessel if h don't
v ;
ot a Topeka nlpvr nmi.ij
I -today.--,- -
to third base until the ninth inning, hut!
for
at
INDIANS1 HITS NOT TIMELY
Lincoln Wins Again from ' Sioux
City, Five to Two.
THUD STRAIGHT TO ANTELOPES
Breen Makes ' Three Two-Base ' Hits
la Fire4. Times '"at " Bat Foar
Stolen Bases Sixties '
,, Strlkeoats. . '.
BIOUX CITT, la., July .13.-Fallure to
hit with ' the bwies fu!l cost Sioux City
the third straight loss to Lincoln - Score:
LINCOLN.
r
AB.R...H.
O.
1
0
a
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2
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9
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: 9
1
E.
0
0
0
0
D
Berghamraer, ss.'..
Llojd, 2bi...
Cobb, rf ,
McCormick. If...,.,
Cole, - of a .;..,
Barbour, 8b
Mullen, 2b.....
Stratton, t,...
Carney, c ..'.,
Smith,- p
1
U 0
0
3
0
0 .'
0
2
.0
1
1
1
2
-0
0
0
Totals
6 11 27-
SIOUX CITY.
AB. R. H.
A.
0
( ..
0
0
0"
1
'4.
, 1"
1
Million, cf..(... 4 0
SmHh', ss 5 1
2
2
8
0
Myers, if. ....... 6 1
Tennant, lb B , 0
Breen, rf:: 6 '. 0
Andreas, 2b.......... 3 0
Reiliy. 3b 4.0,
l.:8
1.' 1
1 - 7
0 0
C'adman ,c. :,..'4 6
Brown, .p , 4 0.
Totals .........
Lincoln
...39
.0 0
,.0 0
2 13 V27
0 2 0 0 0
0 0-0 0 2
12 3
3. 0-5
0 2
Hioux City;........
. Two-base hits:
Sacrifice hits:
Breen (2), Smith,-Cole.
Barbour, Cole. Stolen
bases:- Million. Myers, itelily. Mullen
Left on bases: Sioux City,. 14; Lincoln,, S.
Bases on balls: Otf Kmitn.-3. StrucK
out: By Brown, 7: by Smltn. . Hit bv
pitched ball. McCormick. Time: 2:15.
tmpires: Flynn and Knapp. t ; ,
DES MOINES BESTS WICHITA
Claire Makes Two Home Ran and
Hallahon Got One.
DES MOINES, July 13.-Des' Moines
won Its. third consecutive game . from
Wichita5 today, 0 to . Two. home runs
were mads by "Claire and one by Callahan.
;The locals bunched hitsjoff Perry in th
nrst Jnriing, gaming a lead of four runs.
Score: , .v-, ,.v
des, Moiy.Es. 'y?:(
' " AB. R. H O A IT
Curtis, ct:T7TT.r.. 3 "3" 2 "I A 0
Hahn. rf......,.;....,4 - l 'i 1 0 0
Eeldertr- Jf.....;,.;.. 3 - 1 1 1 ' 6 0
Claire, ss.i. 4 . 2 S i 2 - 1
ouigan, ...... i ' o Z.
Kores, lb.....,..',.... S 1 8 - f
Leonsrd, Sb.,v.....;, 4 0--a 0 l
Mcuraw; e.... ....... 4 0 1 8
Hueiton, , p....
.... S ' 1
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27
Totals..?.,.
;.....85 0
WICHITA.
14
11 2
AB.- r:
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1 .
1
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O.
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0
2
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2
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,0
0
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. 0
-2
K
S
1
8
4
Pettigrew,
Mioaieton,
Davis, rf
Huchea. lb
. 4
. 4
. 4
-4.i
.2
- 2 :
. 1'
.8 '
. I
Callahan, w ss.,
Price, lb......
Mee, 3b
demons, e...
Waceb, c.v..
Perry.- p.......
Alderman, pi.
Westers.il,;..,
8 '
.0
0
1
00
0-,-fi
0 0
0 2,
0 0
0
0
0
ToUls.;......'.' 3 '- 14
Batted for Alderman in ninth.
Ds ' "Mdrhesrr'.... 4 1 "8 ' O"0 - 00
Wichita ......,.;, 0 0 0 0 .0 4 0
10 2
1 1-6
SL'.'v"h rLSrr rwi x; V. JJ v ,.. t. n rob
the' AiJIJ'S!" V Belden.N Homo runs:
iT !-. Cshan, Sacrifice hits: Hahn.
fcn- "u"n- Bses 6n balls:. Off
Hueston. lr off Perrv. 4: nf iM.,m.n
1. K,r.llr a,,.. ID.. IT... ... . .V. '
a,--Hlr;by pitched ban rctaire. passed
'hall. - Mcoraw., Stnlfn ha...
Korea. Hits: Off Perry, 4 in 'one ami
(Continued on Second Page.)
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i UMPIRE NDGEHT TAKES HAND
Orders Neff Out of Game and Forfeits
it on Refusal.
SAYS THREW .BALL AT - HEAD
Warm-Blooded Fans ' of ; Seward
' Abont '. to Duck State Leagnie
Arbiter In , Bine ( Itlver
, When Reacned. :
U. . .. . . ',. . .
; SEWARD,. Neb., July 13.TCSpeclal Tel-eramj-ftmplre,
Nugent decided that
Second Baseman Neff of the Seward team
was trying' to-hit him with a ball during
the game today And ordered" the player
out ijf the team." Po gave Manager Zlnk
of Seward five minutes to have the player
comply,, and on Zlnk refusing to give the
1
0
0
order the game was forfeited sto York,
f,o 0. -. The score at this time was 7 to',
In' York's; fapr. '?"
' At the end jof .the SIxth ' inning, with
Neff at, bat and two men on. bases and
0
two out, "Neff disputed a decision of Nu-'j
gent's. He was fined 810 for his talk.
In tho first of tho . seventh the 'catcher
was not ready- tq receive the ball and
Neff,,-' on second, -threw it to the' catcher,
narrowly missing Nugent's head. It. was
here, that Neff was ordered ' off the
grounds and (Manager Zink, given five
minutes to comply.' He ordered Neff to
stand pat and the game ended.
Batteries': Seward, Stanley, Meade,
Fulwelder and Camfield ; York, Upton,
Reed and Ellis. v :
COLUMBUS BEATS PATHFINDERS
HcaT? Hitting in Sixth Inninff Re.
, - ' sponsible for Outcome. .
i FREMONT, Neb.,' July 13. (Special
TelegramO-Columbus defeated the Path
finders this afternoon by heavy hiUIng
in the sixth inning and snappier fielding.
In that Inning the. Pawnees made five
hits. E. Brown of Columbus, made two
two-baggers and two singles In six times
at, the bat Score:- R.H.E.
Columbus ' 0 0 0.0 0 .3 0 0 2. 1 R 11 l
Fremont. , 1101.0 002 0 06 T 4
Batteries: - Columbus. Grn an Wi..
rlson; Fremont ThlesFen and Neff. .
AUBURN. Neb.. July 13.-(Special Tele
gram.) Auburn wan another .closely con
tested and fast game today, although
both pitchers were hit hard and the field
ers; of both teams 'were constantly on
the Job. Score: .- . . ;' rvh.E
Auburn ! 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-2 U 2
Humboldt ....0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 01 a
Batteries:- - Willev ana Mn.r - -tm
and Diets.; Time: -1:17. Umnire: Verna.
FAIRMONT SLUGGERS DEFEAT
STRANG BY TWEIVE TO THREE
FAIRMONT, Keb..'Ai1y 13.-(Speclal.)-
Falrmont defeated Strang hero today by
a score of J2 to 8. Score:
;.. Fairmont: :-' -'tTBANa. ,''
v AB.HO.A.E. AB.HO.A.E.
uinnom. n. a v 1 IKrtnl'w, rf 4 0 0 0
MVhaltU. aaf J l S IBagler, cf.. .4,1-1
2 noblnaon, efS I OXbo'pmn. ' lb 4 is
h'
uarar. . 1 t J OOlaa. Ib 4 J
IK .lb.... ( I t 1 IBrown. ... 4 1 1
rrandal. lb.. 4 11 I Ban. lb 4 a
i P. Oarer.. If 41 . a), f Monroe, e... 4 I .1
: Plttman. n..a I I a ft . - -
. . r - - . - - - ".w., vw, (f . .. V V
Totali...;.41 27 t 4 . TMala..:.8t.l .""
?'w?"bfsl,h,t: w" Three-base hits:
Welch. Robinson. , Doubt nlav m..
to Glsh to Thompson, Garev to Wells to
uarcy. mrucn oui: By FIttman. 4: by
Mcproe. 3. Baes on balls: Off Monroe
Time: 1:03.: Umpires: ; obbs and
raimer. , . ' ,
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CUBS' LABOR IS REWARDED
Boston Overcome in Hard Fought
i Uphill Struggle.
FIVE TO
FOUR
FINAL SCORE
After Chicago Takes Lead la the
Early Innings, Visitors Bnnch
; ; Hits Off Smith and Over.
: , take , Locals, '. ' 'sj '
CHICAGO, July 13.-Chl'ca$ o won the
second game of the serjes from Boston
today,, 5, to . 4, .after a hard fought up-
mu ( struggle. Af teiti Chicago "took the
lead the visitors bunched tilts off Smith
and i overtook, the locals. Perdue weak
ened in the - eighth and J ah error and
three hits gave them the gatrie. Boston
started a batting rally in the ninth, but
it was short lived. The fielding of Schek
ard and Tlnker.was a feature. Score: '
I - CHICAGO.1 BOBTOK. '
AB.H.OiA I. : AB.H O.A.E
ShMktrd, If. 4
Schultt, rf . . 1
Tinker, n... 4
Zin'nian, lb 4
Leach, cf. .. I
n
JO
.0 0Tltl. if.. . 5
11
I 4
1 t
0 OClltipbell, cf 4
t OSweener,- lb. 4
0 Jackson,- If,, 4
10 Kirks, Jb..,. 1
0 0 Devlin, 8b... I
0, CGowdr, lb... 4
0 OO'R'urke, . ai 3
3 oRirMen, c,., 1
10 Perdue, p.,, 1
0 0Houker .... 1
0 McDon,ld . 1
ii
l
it
i n
0 0
0 J
10
I
t 0
0 0
0
0 1
0 0
Ser, lb.... 4.
Erert, lb.... I
Arehor, e. ... I
Smith, p..
Richie, p.,
M. Brown,
.. 1
.. 1
pe
.:i
Miller ;..
-Kllng t
Totals 82 II 27 11 0 'Brown
" Totals 35 10 24 10
Chicago
...... 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 -B
Boston
...... OO1O30OOO-4
Batted for Richie in the seventh.
; Batted for O'Rourke In the ninth.
Batted for Rarlden In the ninth.
Batted for Perdue .in the ninth.
fRan for Houser in . the ninth. .
Two-base, hits: '.Sheckard, Rarlden,
Smith. Saier. - O'Rourke. Zimmerman.
Threebasa hits: Gowdy. Campbell. Hits:
on mitn, i in tour and two-thirds in
n!ngs;'off Richie, none in two and one
third innings; off Brown, 3 In two in
nings, sacrifice nits: Schulte. Rarlden.
stolen base: Tinker. Double play:
Karlden -to O'Rourke. - Left on bases:
nicago, o; Boston, B. r Bases on balls;
Off Richie, 1; off Perdue, 1. Struck out:
By Smith. 2; by Perdue, 2; by Richie, 1;
by Brown.- 1. Time. 2:00. . Umpires:
Rigler and Finneran.
KNABE FUMBLES IN THE NINTH
Winntna- Ria Scored by Reds Over
I ' Phillies la Flaal Inning.
CINCINNATI, July 13Knabe's fumble
of Bescher's drive In the ninth, after
two were out, which was followed by
Marsans' single, ; gave Cincinnati the
game today. Score:
; CINCINNATI PHILADELPHIA.'
AB.H.O.A.E. - AB.H.O.A.E.
Beacher, If.. I
Mariana, cf . A
Hoblltl'l, lb 4
Mitchell, rf. S
Phelas, lb... t
Esaa, lb ... 4
Eamond. ae. 4
McLean, e. ., 4
Humpb'ee, p 4
npaakart, -of.il 110
OLobart. Ib... II 11
I 0 IMasaa, If.., 1110
I 0- OCmratb, rf.. 4 0 I 0
I t OLudenii, lb. 4 0 11
I 4 OKrtaba, lb... 14 4 1
I 0 ODoolan, aa... toil
J 1 .ODooln, .,... I 0 4 t
f I OBrannan, p.. I 1 1 4
Totata.,.'..l$ I'll H 1 Tetals...'i.lt 414 I I
Two out when winning run scored.
Philadelphia ... v.. 0 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
Cincinnati ' ........ 0 9 0 0 0 1 0 0 1-2
w.TW0bM hlt v McLean. Three-base
h BM1" von -bftll": Off 'Brennan, 3;
off Humphries. 2.' Tmle: 1:60. Umprlee:
Brennan' and Owens.!
GIANTS CONQUER CARDINALS
Mathewson , Allows Thirteea
' bat Beat St. Loals. -
nits,
S,T, LOUIS, f July ; I3.-St . Louis got
thirteen hits otf Mathewson' and then
lost. Score. . -, , ,
') .NEW YORK. y nr. LOUIS.
AB.H.O.A.E. t AB.H.O.A B
Snodsraif, If I 6
o ORusslu. lb. I t a a
Doyle, lb.... I I I
OMagaa, If.... I I
(Continued on Second Page.)
SENATORS OUTDO WHITE SOX
Good Luck Keeps Chicago1 Team in
i ... tne, canning.' ,.
JOHNSON STRIKES OUT 1 ELEVEN
Clcotte Allows Only Six , Hits, bat
j His - Opponent la : Effective la
: Pinches Home Haa by
;.v Moeller. f"sf , .
' WASHINGTON, July-' UWashington
defeated Chicago todayl '4 'to Jl.-,4 Johnson
was effective ' "in plhcnes," striking out
eleven batsmen, anu most "of the visitors'
hits -were flukes. ocore: ' t '
' WASHINGTON. - CHICAOO,
' ,.- - AH.W..O.A.E. : " AB.H.O.A. Er
Moeiitr. i rf.. a anu oRath. 2b..... a 1 i .a
iSuater, lb..: JS ' l aCallahsn, if. I ''
uuaa, et,... 4 ,1 1 u OUati, .... 4 ll 1 ;
iMMnll. . Ih... Ij 1 U 1, ll,.Allln ttt A 1.1 A
- - w w . V V. V , , u . ... . . . .v
korgau; b.. 4 l 0 1 psodlt, rf.:.': 4' 1' 0 t
Ainamim, ..! u 1 .ulouruler, lb 111 1 -McBriue,
ai. 1 u ,4 : VaTr, . aa., 4 1,1,1.
bhaoka, ll...i; i 0 OBnlilvaa, , .. 4 '4 1,
Jonnsou, f.t 1 l oClootte, p.;. I 1-H '
I . . 'Mciutyra... 1, 0 0 0
ToUli 31 . 4 17 10 1 . . .
' Totals.. ... I 24 14' I
'Batted for Sullivan In ninth. ' '
Chicago '....V 0 0 1 0 0 1 0.0-2
vtattnington .1 .1 l.u.liO 0 0
'iwo-base hits: Fournier, fcilller. Home
run; iViuuiier. r bacnticu mi: iMcsriuu.
Bacnrica iiy; j-oBier. Lett on uaccs
cn.caso, 6; Washington. 6. ase on sui;
uu ciuoiit, ; -oii uonnoon, x, iase on
euoio: ciucugo, 1; Wnoiunaiton, 1, eiruc
uui: ay cicoau, ; uy uunnaon, li. iiniu:
' uinviiea: . U LuUKaiut haiU iitian,
- 1 , . ,. . , .
NAPS AND ATHLETICS ARE EVEN
Oldrlngr aud Lord Got of' Form
" ' First Game. 1 -1,''S, -
PHILADELPHIA, July U-Cleveiand
split even wltn Pniladelphla in a doudie
lieaaer here today. Poor work by Oiahng
anu uord helped to give Cleveiana' tue
llrst game, to 1. The second was' won
bv tllf, horn, tfiam 11 lA-."Vram, h..l.r
uVilen otf the rubber In tne first inning.
acore, first game: 4 - ' v -
CLEVELAND. i ' PHILADELPHIA.
i AB.H.O.A.E..'. 1 ', . iH.H.111
r caiupa , aat ai DLrOTO. if...,. 4 1 1 V
Oiaon. ib.... 4 1
jacaaun, rl. . t -1
urifgt, lb.., 4 i
IHiruer, t.. I I
Bra ham, ef 4' 1
Kran, ..., 1
1 4 VOianng, cf., 4 ' I 0
voouliia, lo.. I a 01
u OBeknr, lb.... 4 111
0 VMclnuoa, lb. 1 1 11 1
I 0 OBirunk, If... I 0 10
4 0 0J. Barry, la. I 0 4 1
1 vegao, 0..... t.l
0 I OUoombe. p.: I 0
U'fteill, c...l
Uregg, p..... 4 I
a,' rry, p. 001
..M 11 17 10 :
Totala.
ToUls M 4 17 17 1
Cleveland ..........0 O.i 1 9 2. 1 0 0 b
rnuaueipnia' m 1 .0-0 o 0 v v v-i
Two-base hits:'-'-Hfclnnais. tiriirm
Three-base hit; Jackson. Bacrlfic hit.
Jaariy. bticrll.ee tuu: uuon. n...
mlngnam, Btrunk. Stolen bases: Griggs,
Cpiun. .)ouoie plays;. Coomus 10 -inns
to titan; OA en to Jfigan. Left on
bases: , Cleveland, b; Pnitkiaelpma, '1.
aes bn bans: Oif Gregg. .3; oil Coomb..
v taae .on errors: Cleveland. , vhiruck
out; -jy Gregg, 4: by Coomos. i. nits:
Uit. Coombs, ii in saven initina. ., 'inn.
l:oa.' Umpires: Wesierveit anu )van.
ecore, second game. v M V-.4: "
PHILADELPHIA. '. ; ... CLEVELAND. .
AB.H.O.A.E lAB.H.O.AlB..
Maisart, If. 4 I I t OPcklppa'. . si 4 1 10
Lord, rf I I I I OQIaon,. lb,.,, 4.0 14 0
Lolllna, 2b.. 1 1 1 1 IJackaoa. rf.. 4.1.4 I 1
Bakar, lb..., I I I I OUrlssa, lb..4 till
Mclunea, lb. I I 7 1 OTuroer. lb.. 1-1 110
Strunk, cl...l 1'6'0 uS'm'hami ef 1 0 I I I
Barry, M....4 111 (iRran, If I 1' 4 ,0'ra
Lapp. 0 I tt I I 0Llv'stoa. e. 4 0 I 1 '
Tbomaa, ... I III OKrapp, p.... I I 410
Houck, p....4 I I t IMItcliall, ' p, IM 'i
ToUla.....ll I IT 11 .1 i Totals.:,:.!! "f U 1
Philadelphia 7, 1 0 2 0 ift 0 -n
Cleveland ..,'...,...0 0 0 0 0 0 t Oti
Two-base hits: Mclnnes. Houclc: Rv.'n
Sacrttice fly;. Btrmlnsham. Loubl dIv'
Oisoh to Griggs to Pecklnpauga. Left on
Dases: cieveiana, e; , i'hiiadelDn a. . i.
Bases on balls: Off Krann. it: oft
Mitchell, t; off Houck, Z.' Bases on errors;
Cleveland, 1. Wild pitch: Mitchell. Hit
lTWO RUNS 'DEFEAT COLONELS
Powell's , Single : In Ninth Scores
, i neeaed Runs- for Blues. " '
POWELL OUTITCHES N0RTHUP
Kansas City's First Roa Cornea, la
Eighth . Inalnar on Dovrney'S Sla
' Cle. Forrrll's Sa.criflee and '
' '.' .,. U U "Fife's Slnlile.y', :y;J t
I KANSAS aTT.july;w,-Poweirs 'sin.
gle Ini-thainlnth af teru two. .mn .wr nut
and tn bases full scored Corrldon. win
ning fpr ths local' frorn "Louisville, 1 to l,
here today; , .The;', game was "a' pitchers'
battle,, In which the, Kansas . twlrler was
the steadier with t men on. bases.' Louis-
vllle's'rurt came In the third:. Burka sir.
gled, sacrificed to secdnd by Pearoe, went
,to( third of Northup'i'.put . , an4 r scored
when Coulson .dropped Huron's-fly .to left
Manias City's (irit 'inui., came..,ln the
eighth ,onf Downey's 'slrtale. Powell's sac
rifles,, and ; Flfe'i singled Score:" "
kAniab erf,'- iMnmus. '
AB.H.O.A.E. - ; AB.H.O.A. .
tiaroour,.-ao. I 0 0 1 OBurcB, ef.. I 0 10
rue, n 4 1,1 l OHarsan, rf.,4
Baittr, cf ., . 4 . 0 0 4 Ostanab'iT. If 4
I I
I
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Carr,ab....v,4 Jl ,1: l-OLenno. Ib.. I
Corrldon, aa. I I 0 .1 0 Be' miller, as 4
Jaroaa, ....' 4 1 10 0. OFUhar. lb... 4
ii
i o
1 11
on
1 0
Coaleon- Iff. 4 '0f 4 0 tDorka. lb...l
4 A
1 I
!
Downey, lb. !'l fl Ofearce. c... 4
Powell, p.... 1 , 1 0 1 o Northup,
P - I
" i a iotan....,M ii o
Two out when winning run scored.
Louisville 0,0 1 0 O o o A oi
Kansas City , .0 0 0,0.0 0 0.1 ,12
i wo-oase nit: nre. Bacrifice hits:
Pearce. Burke. 'Powell. Double nlnva?
Northup to- Beaumlller ' to ' Fisher. (2);
Burke to Fisher; Flene to Carr. Basea on
balls: Off Northun. b: off Powell, i.
Stmck out: 'By Northup, ; by Powell, 8.'
ijeii on oases: iyouisvine,' s;' Kansas city,
9; . First, .base on . errori Louisville, 1.
Time:, 1:52. Umpires: Cablll-and Irwin.
Neliraska :0itjr (Jets
Bevenge on Leaders
a -'n tk-i t ' '' -. ' 1 '
FALLS CITY, Nebi, July. 13. (Special
Telegram. )-Catches by :Marshall and
Trainer, and a 'home- run - featured ' the
game today. Score:'; ' ' , '- R.H.E.
Neb, Oty... 2 ,1 0 '. 8 4 01,0 0-U 12 4
Falls City... 0 O..0 0 8 0 60 0-8,0. 4
'Batteries:' Nebraska! City. Cohwav.
Rhoades and Goldthwalte; Falls City, Mc
Clure Finch and . Shesteck. Umpire:
Evans;.,:.- .... -- ,.....
Watson Hits: 100. Safe Ones. I.
George Watson( the-Drummer outfielder.
Is the - first Western, league , player to
make 100 hits for. the season. When
Watson reached I ths century mark his
greatest (riyat was .Borton with ninety
two safe ones." ; .''"''.;'-,".--'':'.
fa. vpetV ll "
Aim Wins and Loaes. '
ALMA. Jiily 13.-f4niKiai:wTha:AiM
balli team waaP defeated on ; the' local
grounds by the Engleslde team Thurs
day by a -score of I to 0. It tm
and, 'well-played ., game, only three runs
beings earned and no scores r we're '-made
in- tha first four Innings.' . r , - -. ,,
' Alma's ball -team played at Bloomlngton
today and defeated- that team by a score
oi ii; to',, iwwve-auto. loads of local
fane, accompanied' the team." Thera -
considerable rivalry between these teams
owing to the fact that ATrha shut Bloom
Ington out. " 7 to 0. ISst week.'. El wood
plays hero next:' week:-','?... , s
' -IVirse,; Wlae frpnit adolph.
WATNEi Nb...Julv 13. fSnlr T.l.
gram.)-tWayne Jost. to Randolph at the
bail park Friday, afternoon- In a closely
contested game by a score of I ts 1
Batteries: ..Wayne, Farley and Depew;
Randolph,' Kopnec and Teft, Umpire:
" TENNIS CHAMP
v- .
Betaim the Title byBeatinj the;
. .Challenjer Who; Won
v. Tourney.
OLD DOUBLES ;TEAM . WDIS '
Potter and Scribner ' Hold Against
Koch and McConnell. .
BUSHMAN TAKES CONSOLATION '
Wini . Against . the .Flaying of the
Speedy Clark Powell.
MID-WEST, 'lOUENTY IS NEXT
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PresBlef Erat of . the Wnt la
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Teslals Circles, to Be riayed at
the Field
, -""AagWst.,
t 1 i . : r '." , ' , ".. i 'V -f
.. The Winners.
? 1912 City Singles Champion-Harry Kch.
' Runner-uu Cub Potter. ? . .
Runner-up of Tournament Art Scribner.
1813 City Doubles Chamnlnna C.uh Pnt-
tor and Art Scribner.
j Runners-upHarry Koch - and Lyman
McCcmneU.
! Runners-no of Tournament Cnn Tounir
nd Walt Crunden. ' - - '
vonsoiation , qmgies champion Law
rence Buphman. .
Runner-up-Cldrke Powell. ' '
Consolation -Doubles. Chamolnna Rna.
ell and Park Larmon. . i .
' Runners-up Fred Nelson and Norman
Potter. -'.-:-
f Harry- .Kdoh, the agile little racquet
wender of the Field club, is again tennis '
ilngles champion of Omaha, winning this4
honor by. successfully defending his title'
In: thrilling five-set' match, from Cub
Potter, winner' of the 1913 tournament, at K
the' Field ' cltib courts yesterday afternoon.
Score for match, 8-6, 7-5, 8-8, 8-2; 7-5. '
i A crowd f' fully 400 was on hand fop ;
the .championship' matches, the dance'
floor gallery being four deep with spec-.,
tators, most of wbom-were of the gejitler '
lex, and the north bank of the clay
oourts. ' being massed with other 'tennis
tnthUBiasts'. Ail available anaco atnr,
l,he south end ot tho courts was taken ;
up with loaded automobiles.
Potter and Scribner In Doubles.
! Cub Potter and Are Scribner grabbed
the Championship doubles honors by1 win-'
ning their-match from Harry Koch and'
Lyman -McConnell to the tune of 8-6, 6-2,
6-1. The former pair . outguessed their
opponents- at every stage of the gams
In-the -last two. sets. A;... .:,: v .t. '....' :.-,;
; Lawrence Bushman, a freckled-faced
tad of Creighton University took the con
lolatton , singles t finals, defeating th.
Votoran,., Clarke Powell,. 2r6, 8-3, . 8-0. j
Powell played a steljar net gams, but did
not cover, back-courit so well as ths blue
and white. lad. .' .t v . . .. :;
I Russell and: Park , Larmon Jumper Into
the Jlmeligbt of the. consolation doubles,
trouncing Fred Nelson and Norman Pot-tsr.-A
. . , -.-f ; ' -
National, Golfing; ;; f ;i
j; Conditions Namedl
i KEW..TORK,' July tt.-Secretary Rob
rt C Watson has announced the condi
tions governing, the national open cham
Plonshlp tournament to be held under tite
auspices pf ths United States Golf asso
ciation' at the Country, club at Buffalo,1
August, 1 and I.;' t - ,..-;:,
j There wlU. be 'sevsnty-two holes medal
Play,, thlrty-slx' holes to be played on
Thursday, ,Aug. tl and"" thirty-six holes
on Friday,, Aug JK but it is provided that ;
contestants whose .scores at. the ' finish
of 'Thursday's play exceed- by fifteen
strokes ths. tenth, place: are not to con--tlnue
in tho -competition or play in FrU
day's. rounds, r The competition starts at
a. m. Thursday. . v. .
; The entries for the open, championship
will close at 6 p.nn. on.Thursdav TuivV
with -Robert C. v Watson, of 70 East
rorty-flfth streets New Tork, City, the
fee; being ; 85.: The prlies are offered as
follows: First. 8300 and a gold medal.
the winner also having the custoriv nf.
the-charnplonship cup; second. 8150; third,
8100; .fourth. 880;, fifth. 870; sixth. 850;
seVenth, 850; eighth, 840; ninth, J30; and
tenth. 820. In the event of an amateur
winning, any , of the prises he .-tviii .
eclve , the equivalent In plats. '
i The. Country .club of Buffalo issues a
circular, stating that Its course will be :
open to, all contestants during the week :
of. the tournament, and giving informa
tioniss to the, location of the club, ths '
way to, reach it and the hotels in th. '
city. Ganson Depew is chairman of the t
golf committee of the .club. 962 Elllcott I-
uaie, ouiiaio. ,
Star
sat:
Walt Crunden of the Country club. wh
made such .a stellar showing in th city
tennis, tournament at the Field club last
week, will, leave Sunday- for Chicago,
where. he will take part In the annual
tourney of th Illinois Country Club asso
ciation.'. - , :;y,.- -t. ... . i ,-'
crunden and Roy. Page of Chicaan hoiri
th present doubles, championship of the
association arid .will defend their title
this week. Crunden has been runner-up
in the singles for the last .two years. -
JHftEE LOCAL GOLFERS
GO TO WESTERN TOURNEY
Dr. H. C. Sumney, Albert Cain and W.
N., Chambers of th Field club left yes
terday afternoon' for Denver Where , tbev
ni,tak.,part.4n .th iourteenth annuat
Western Golf tourney which will be held
at' the Denver County club links all thta
None, of th:Joci' players expect ,to
coin home' laden' , with silver , trophy
cups 'or gold medals but, they hope to at ,
least "show tip In the qualifying .rounds.
Albert Secke! of the Riverside Country .
club,;i9il Vestem golf champion., will be
on hand to defend his title. , ' '
Thi Denver Country 'club links cover '
si total of 6,329 'yards in eighteen holes.
The' amateur record for the course Is
7J, i - 4- - - - - .
(Continued on Second -Face.)'
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