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. VOL. XLII-NO. 9. ' ; j " C K OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 18, 1912. ; SINGLE COPY FIVE ..CENTS. ;
Rourkes; Wm and Lose; Take One from Giants; Legg Golf Champion
ROURKES
WIN
El
TOPEKA TAKES ONE
Omaha Loses First, When Hicks is
Overcome: by -Heat with
. Score Tied.
BEEBE UNABLE TO HOLD TOPEKA
King's Sensational Catch Saves First j
" Game for Kaws.
ROURKES TAKE SECOND EASILY
Cockreham, Green Recruit, Walks
Three in First. Inning.
BHIS MAKES STRATEGIC PLAT
Fa's Foxy All-Roand Athlete
Sprlnf-s Surprise on Topeka
Twirler and Nlehoff Gs.1
. " lops Home.
f
If
Omaha and Topeka divided yesterday's
double-header, - the Rourkes . losing the
first battle, . which lasted eleven innings,
by a 6 to 5 score,, and" taking the second
laffair, by a score of 6 to 1. The second
'game was called ' on account' of dark
Iness at the end of the fifth innins.
The first game was by for the more
jlnterestlng In that it was anybody's
game until ihe.end.v The Rourkes. took
a - two-run . leadj but the Kaws tied it
in the fifth, when Harry - Hicks . was
overcome with heat and forced to retire.
However. -the little southpaw lift the
'game with the score 2 to 1 In Omaha's
favor. : Beebe went in, but gave way to
Ryan with the score tied In the, eighth.
Ryan finished' the. game and the losing
kf' It was credited to: him.: ; .
Some poor ball playing mingled with
excellent work made' up the first bat
.tle. . hut Omaha'a nlavsra eojld not lo-
'cate the ball after McKee relfeved Coch
iran at the end of the fifth inning. . Mc
Tf ee1 finished the ' game . And . in , the six
'innings he worked, he allowed but
'one hit. '' ';' .
Kins; Defeats Omaha..
Bert King robbed the Rourkes of the
first game in the eighth inning,, when
he made a wonderful catch of Scan-,
Ion's Texas league? over second base
wuii uie ua; m . popuiaieu. nun-ins
. 'bases fuiljy' virtue -of : three .walks,
Scanlon was sent In to bat for Beebe.
I (He lifted a "nice one over second, which
1 J ill.. - kl, TTIhj ...In
...luuacu line it, buiv i i i c, vui " & niauu
dash and speared the ball - a few
Inches from the ground. i1"
A pretty double play in the fifth, in-.
iing of the first game fobbed1 Torieka
of a" couple' of runs." ;"fhe Kaws had
pent' three across ard only one was out
with Walsh' on 1 first bae.rhen f Lee
.sent a swift one past Beebe,' Justice
made a, dive, got t the , ball on second
.bag and: . f. hot, -It' to .Kaiie, doubling . Lee
at first'', ':. ; -' ";; "'
The second ganW waa'".iii 6n lea .by
the Rourkes In the first Inning,' Cock-
jreham", a recruit, 'was sent, in. to work
against the Rourkes. He was wild and
Igave three walks in the opening frame.
These and three 'hits, one a double by
Schipke, '.scored four" runs.
Bills , Pnnts. One . OTer. -
In the ;fi,'st. inn'ng Bills pulled off a
ipretty play. -Nlehoff was on third and
1 1 1 - .. - ...nil, . mil- V. ...
Will. V, , - ,,., 1 1 1 13 bUjntl 1UI1
nine for 'first base with all his might
and when, he' reached . first he made a
dash for second. Cockreham was not.
used to that kind of play and shot the
pill V Walsh on second. ' Nlehoff in the
mean time started for home. Sills de-
i lavftri iYim ' rav rn nmierh .jfar . Vlahnff
to score and then .went out at second.
Justice singled, ;lnr the. first inning of
the second and went to second on Coyle's
sacrifice hit..11 Thomason singled, to cen
ter, ''scoring justice. Kane, -wa'ked.
Thomason was. caught , stealing... Kane
stole second and scored, on... Schlpke's
double to center. .". He ; took . third on
Ragle's error . Nlehoff . walked and -a
double steal , worked.'- Schipke Scoring.
Nlehoff took third ,on Gardner's error
and stole home. ',w"s 5 4 ...
In the fifth Justice walked and scored
bn Coyle's triple'.' Topeka got its only
run , in .the. fifth. Mcbona d walked,
boeltreham walked, McDonald scored
pri Bashahg's single to right. -
Score, first game:
Score, first gamer ' 1 ' ' ,
OMAHA.
AB. R. H. O.
,,3103
1 6 0 2 2
V 4 10 3
i. 2 , 0 0 4
.41 2 13
,3 0 0 ' 6
. 6 0 0 0
3 1 2 3 0
, 1 0 0 0 1
. 1 1 1 0 4
.10 0 0 0
, 0 0 0 0 0
.,000 0
f
Justice,, ss...,
Coyle. rf
Thomason, cf
ohnsoti, c....
Kane, lb......
ichipke,-2b....
Nlehoff, ,3b...;
kills. If
Hicks, p.
Beebe. p......
Scanlon
Ryan. p:. .'....,
'Arbogast .....
A.
2
0
0
3
0
3
LOCAL MEN
Tourney Will ': Continue T&pouRh
,". oat the Week and There Will
' ??" k SciaI Features Every vf "'
bvcning, f . . , . j
Promptly, at 10 O'clock tomorrow -mnrn.
ing fhe racquet and tennis ball will 'come
, Into their .own .when, the , tenth annua!
mid-west tournament will start on the
eiay, courts .of the Field dub; In addition
to rorty local tennis adepts about twenty
five premier racquetera from points in
Nebraska, Iowa, . Illinois, . Kansas, Mis
sourly Colorado, South Dakota and Min
nesota will compete for the singles and
doubles supremacy of the middle west.
, From the start there will be something
doing every .minute up until Saturday
evening, when the event ends; not only
during the day when the matches are In
progress, but in the evenings when the
social program of entertainment will be
carried out ' ,v
Play each day will "start at 9:30 o'clock
In the morning and cont'nue throughout
the day. All preliminary and first round
singles and doubles are expected to be
finifhed by Tuesday afternoon. Finals
will come Friday and the challenge round
singles, the feature event of the tourney,
win start promptly at 2:30 o'clock Satur
day afternoon. . , ' '
nrnwliifio This Evening.
Drawings for the events will be made
at the Omaha club by . members of the
Field dub tennis committee this evening.
The entry roster closed last night at f
o'clock. , ,.
"Gravy" Hayes . of Chicago will, as
usual,-be' the big drawing card of the
meet and is expected : to pull off hl
comical, antics, when ho defends his title
in the singles Saturday. Joe Armstrong.
St. Paul; Roland Hoerr, St. Louis; Ray
Branson,' Mitchell, 8. D.; Olin Sweet, Des
Moines; - R.- E. Musselman, Quincy; Alec
0 j Sqiair,' A., L. Green and L. J. Washburn,
1 1 Chicago; Harold M.' Holland, Galesburg,
1 j and Stuart Gilman, Sioux City.
j j - Omaha's hopes will be p'nned on Harry
0 Koch, 1913 city and state singles champion:
0 ! Art Swthnaf fnh Pntlni. W.t... s
I . . v wiiw , iioucr iitun
Tennis Experts Who Will Play in Mid-West Tournament
'- j " " "" .'..-. ... . . ....
fey V5l TJm Wczemoro Cflflgaz grog. gj H
Aj:-r4 i.iJ Vjty0 l- KENNEDY t'n . '-4
TOUMWT-.OPENS MONDAY ? ! IVt
S" f MiT-U fx v -sssn I ;.i i- . i,-;-J hit-.s ..,
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jEt.E&KBELL
Totals'
....... 33
TOPEKA.
, AB. R.
ik-a 4
6 - 7 33 15
ashaniT.i xV,
Walsh.. 2b.......;.... 5
Lee, If..... 5;
King, cf. . . ... .-...' 5
Gardner, .lb 3
McDonald, 3b........ 4
timings, ..4
Nagle, ss. 4
Uochran. p 2
McKee, p 2
H.
,2
1
.1
2
1 '
"0
0
2
1
1
O.
0
4,
, I
2
13
5
6
1
0
1
en It 33 17
Totals
Batted fur Beehe in eighth inning.
Baited for Ryan in eleventh inning. .
. Omaha ... ,
Runs :,......0 01 1 200100-6
Hits ...o onMomw
To:cka ' "
Runs ......0 000311100 1-9
Hits .......0 0 1 0 3 2 1 1 0 1 2-U
Two-base hits: Coyle (2), Bills 2), Mc
kee. Bashang. Home run: Kane.
Double plays: Justice to Kane; McDon
ald, unassisted. Hit by pitched ball:
Kane. Schipke. Johnson, Gardner. Hits:
Off Hicks. 3 In four and one-third ta
ilings; off Beebe. 5 in three and two
third Innings; off Ryan. 3 In three in-
alngs;- off Cochran, S in five innings; off
icKeo. 1 in ix innings.. Bases on bails:
Off Hicks. 2; off Beebe, 1; off Ryan. l
off Cochran, .2; off McKee, 6. btruck
out: By Beebe. 2; by Ryan. 2: by Coch
ran, 2; by McKee. 3. Sto'eti bases: Jus
tice (2). 'Kane. Nlehoff. King. Sacrifice
hits: Johnson, Arbogaat, JuMice, Ba-
,,,... Ht-LTAA TtmA 2:4a. ITm-
plres: McGinnis and Meyer.
Score, second game:
, OMAHA.
, AB. R. H. O. A. E.
rustlce. ss.,.,. 1,21 .0 0 0
i'oyle, rf 2 0 1 10 0
irhomason. cf....... 2 0 12 0 0
rnntiniid on Second Page.)
den, "Spike" Kennedy, Sam Caldwell and
Herbert Kohn Young Joe Adams of the
Field club is also expected to make a
good showing.
Walter Cruhden of the Country club,
formerly of St. Louis, -will probably enter
the dotlbles with Roland Hoerr as a team
mate. Hayes will pair with Ray Bran
son.'.'.', : i : ..
Irish Player Entered.
Maurice Good body of Dublin Is visiting
friends here and entered the tournament.
He is considered an adroit player across
the water and his playing here may show
some style unlike the : American, method
of the court game.
Following is. the program of entertain
ment as arranged: - V
Monday Evening Ak-Sai-Ben Surkis at
the den. .,'.
Tuesday Evening-Smoker at the Field
club. -'.'
Wednesday Evening Dance at the Field
club. . . , .-.
Thursday EvenlngReception at Happy
Hollow, .with vaudeville.
Friday, Evening-Reception at Country
eiub. ,' . .4 : . i . ' .
Saturday Evening-Dance at Field club.
The entry list Is as follows: '
OUT-OF-TOWN.
Illinois "Gravy" Hayes. A.' L.'; Green,
L. J. Washburn. Alec Squair and) D: W.
Riley, Chicago; R. E. Musoelman. Quincy;
Harold M. Holland. Galesburg.
. Iowa-Stuart . Oilman and ' George
Howell, Stoux City: Olin Sweet. Des
Moines; R. H. Dorh, Stewart; H. King.
Fella; 'H. Harte, Courtc'I Bluffs.
Minnesota Joe Armstrong, St. Paul; F.
W. Fletcher, ' Pipestone. '
Missouri Roland Hotrr.'St. Louis; Jack
(Continued on Second Page.),
INDIANS SCALP CtRIZMS
Brown, Pitching for Siaux In.vul
nerable in the Pinches.
GAME WON IN F0U5TH INNING
Locals Hit Itealy Hard
InninK and. Win front
by Score of Four
' Two.
in First
Denver
to
SIOUX CITY, Aug. 17.-Sloux City hit
Healey hard in the first inning and won
from Denver by a 4 to 2 score. Brown
was Invulnerable in the pinches. Score:
SIOUX CITY,
Clarke, cf....
Andreas. 2b..
Myers.. If......
Tonnant lb..
Evens. 3b....
French, fs...
Lynch, rf....
Chapman, c
Brown. - p
AB.
.. 4 .
.. 3
.. 4
,. 4
.. 3
.. 4 .
.. 2
.. 3
;. 2
R.
0
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
o.
1
2
1
12
1
2
2
B
1
E.
0
1
0
0
1
0
ft
0
Total 29 4 6 27 14 2
DENVER.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Kenworthy, 2b 5 0 2,0 4 0
Ollmore. If 4 0 0 0 0 0
Cassldy, rf ..3 0 0 1 0 0
Btall. cf....'. 4 "0 2 2 0 0
Qulllln, 3b.. 4 1 I I I 0
Coffey, ss 4 0 0 0 1
Undsey, lb 3 1 1 11 . 0
Spahr, c 4 0 1'8 10
llealy. p 3 0 0 -0 4 0
Block 10 1 0 0 0
Total 35 2 8 24 12 0
Batted for healy in the ninth.
Sioux City ........ 40000000 -4
Denver 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 12
' Two-base hits:" Chapman, Lindsey, Ken.
worthy. Block. Stolen bases: Evans (2).
Left on bases: Sioux City, 5; Denver, 8.
Bares on ballsr Off Brown. 2; of: Healy.
3. Struck out: By Brown. 6; by Healy, 1.
Wild Ditch: Healy. Hit by pitched ball:
(Continued on Second Page.)
t5'"
JjfTRHKOHN
ATHLETICS LOSE TO THE SOX
Hard Fought Battle Continues Until
the Last Man is Down.
PITCHING OF WALSH A FEATURE
Second Baseman Collins of Phlla
delphla Disputes the Umpire's '
Decision and is Ordered
Off the Field.
Omahans to Cruise
; South to St. Louis
: George Blerman, Ray . Farrell, Ken
neth Hatch . and Ed, Blerman of the
Rod and Gun club will make a trip In
a gasoline launch down the Missouri
river from Omaha to St. Louis, starting
hear the East Omaha bridge on September-
8.
, The launch to be used Is a twenty-six
footer and will be equipped with camping
outfits. Enough provisions for ten days
will be taken along.
, After a short visit at St. Louis the
boat will be shipped back to Omaha'
and the quartet will return by rail them
selves. ' '';
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 17.-In the most
Sesperately contested game sden at Bhibe
ark this season, Chicago defeated Phila
delphia. Walsh's splendid pitching at
critical stages and Zelder's daring base
running featured. E. Collins was orderec
off the field by Umpire Sheridan for
disputing a decision. Score; , '' '-' '
CHICAGO. PHILADELPHIA.
AB.H O.A.E, AB.H O.A.E.
Rth, 2b ... 4 1 1 4 lBrry, ,6 2 .1
0 tiOldrliil, If.. 5
0 OE Collloi. 2b 2
0 0 Derrick, 2b.. t
0 OBakar, lb.... 4
4 OMclnnei. lb. 4
4 1 Stnink, cf . . . I
1 1 B. Lord, If. 4
2 1 Lapp, c 4
PlMk, p I
ToUli S2 T 27 U Mstert . ..1
I ToUU.....3 13 27 It
Batted for Derrick in ninth.
Chicago 0 2 0 0 0 I 0 1 1-5
Phflartfllnhia 1 0101 0 00 1-4
Tn.k Mi. .1 f'nlllns. Three-base
i hits: J. Collins, C. ColliiiB. Plank. Doublo
plays: Weaver to Rath to l.ollins. eiaer
to Hath to J. Collins. Bttuca out: oy
Walsh. 7: by Plank, 1., liasea on balls:
Off Walsh, 3. Time: 2:15. Umpires:
Westervelt and Sher dan.
NEW YOSK TAKES BOTH GAMES
HARM HITS TWO HOMERS
First One Wins Game for Hastings
: from Seward.
SECOND
HELPS SOME
CUBS BEAT GIANTS
1H NOTABLE BATTLE
-, .y.
Eleven Innings of Play Besnlt ia
Score of Six to Five for '
Locals.
AKCHEB'S SINGLE TUBNS TBICK
Saier Scores and Makes it Two Out
of Three, .
BJCHIE AGAINST MATHEWS0N
Game Tied Up by Chicago in Ninth,
Inning. !
MANY SPECTACULAR PLAYS
la Last Inning Saier Slnsies to
RiBht Field, Erers Donblea and
Archer Drives Ball ta
' Center. !
Hitter .Smith,
Week for
Watson
Heavy
'and
Downey Conlribnte
, Victory. ' ,'
to
Mtttlck, cf.. I
H. Lord, rf. 4
J. Collins, lb 4
CtlUhan, If. I
8atar, 3b... I
Weaver, .. 4
Kuhn, c 4
Walih. p....
0
0 0
2 II
0 1
1 1
0 1
0 7
e o
3 2 0
1 3 1
0 1 t
2 2 3
e 14 i
0 2 0
110
1 1
2 9
10 0
Malvern Defeats Clenwood.
GLENWOOD, 7a.. Aug. 17.-(Special.)-In
a ball game here this afternoon Mal
vern defeated Glenwood, 3 to 1. The
ground was wet and a drizzling rain fell
early In the contest. Score:
Malvern 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0-3
Glenwood 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 01
- Batteries: ' Malvern, Deardorf and Felz;
Glenwood, Albee, Stiropson nd wier.
Umpire: Pearson.
In Second Bout Caldwell Allows Bnt
Two Hits, and One's a Scratch.
NEW YORK, Aug. 17.-New York took
a double-header from St. Louis. In the
first game the locals overcame a six run
lead. In the second game Caldwell shut
out the vlaltors with two hits .one a
scratch, ticore, first game:
NEW YORK. 8T. LOUIS.
AB.H. O.A.E.
Dsnlfii, It.. 4
Cha, lb...J
Piddotk, lb. 6
Ztnn, rf I
Slmmoni. !b 3
H'tisll, ci.mi
Stump, u... 3
Cilawell . . 0
Steerr, of.. 1
gweenay, c. . 3
0 0 Shottan
0 CAunin, 3b... i
1 0 Pratt, 2b.... I
0 tKutlna, lb.. 1
1 1 William, rtt
0 BCompton, H. 4
1 ODalar, I
0 OAlexandar, . c 3
0 e8totraU .... 1
t l'Krithall . ... 0
AB.H. O.A.E.
cf.. 4 3 4 0
2 1 0
1 0 I
1 10 1
1 1 0
II
0 0 3
1 I 2
1 0
0 0 0
(Continued on Second Page.)
,HASTING8, Neb., Aug. 17.-(Speclal
Telegram.) Hasting , took , two . games
from Seward today by heavy hitting.
After Seward . made two runs In the first
game on errors, Hastings bunched hits,
tlelng the count, and Harm won the game
by a home run. ' ' ' ' '"
In the, second game : the . batting , of
Smith, Watson arid Downey brought
Hastings from behind. Harm later made
his second home run of the day and die
sixth in a week. Smith started the scor
ing with a! three-bagger, registering two
runs. ...
'Scorti,; first game: . ' , '; R.II.E.
Seward 00 1 0000 0-2 4 2
Hastings 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 -3 5
Battei'les: Seward, Vance and Prucha;
Hastings, Hersche and Bachant. ". Struck
out: By Hersche, 6; by Vance, 8. .
iScore, : second, game: ...',,..
Seward 0 0 0 0- 0 3 0 0 o-J 8 3
Hastings 0 0 0 O 0 2 2 , 4 -8 2
Batteries:.' Seward. 'Vance and 'Camp
field; Hastings, McCullough, Shaner and
Bachant. Struck-out: By Vance, 1; by
McCullough, 6; by Shaner, 8. . , .
STONE REDEEMS THE TEAM
Kearney Pitcher Saves Day Against
. the Pawnees. -
KEARNEY, Neb... Aug. 17. Pitcher
Stone won his game this afternoon In the
regulation - number, of Innings with the
poorest support that has been -given any
Kearne ypltcher on the home grounds this
season. 'The "Kape," however, redeemed
themselves at ' the bat and assisted in
retrieving the game.. Sunday's game haa
been transferred to Fremont.. Score: ' ,
. R.H.E.
Columbua '..'..2 0 I 0 i 0 1 1 H I 1
Kearney .0 0 40 0 2 0 1 -7 9 6
. Batteries: Columbus, Plymton. Weeks
and Nelson. Harrivon: Kearney, Stone
and Spellman. Two-base hits: Sinek,
Pagles, SchimnosW, Met. Bases on
balls: Off Plymton, 2; off Stone, 5. Struck
(Continued from First Page.)
' CHICAGO, Aug. 17.-In a desperately
fought eleven-inning gam Chicago de
feated New York, to 5, today and mada
it' two out of a series of three games.
Archer's slnglo 'scoring Saier won the)
game after It had been tied up by ChU;
cago in the nlntii inning.
. !Flrst "Inning: New York Snodgrasa
out,: Tinker to Saier. Evers and Salary
retired Doyle. Tinker got Becker fly.
No runs, no hlt.Vjio errors.
Chicago Matliewson fanned 8heckard. ,
Schulte filed to Murray. Murray also re
tired Tinker. No runs, no hits, no errors,
! Second inning: New" York Murray boat
out an Infield hit. Leach was under Mer-'
kle's long fly. Hersog walked. Meyers
forced Murray tt third and was doubled?
at first, Zimmerman to Saier. No runs,'
one" hit, no errors.
Chicago Zimmerman doubled to ' left. .
Leach filed to Murray, who doubled ZlnV -merman
at third. Doyle and Merkle dls
posed of Saier. No runs, one hit, no er
rors. Third Inning: New York Fletcher wa
out Tinker to Sater. Mathewson single
to left. . Snodgrass drove one to the same
spot sending Mathewson to second. Xoyl
singled to center, scoring Mathewsoon, '
and went to second on the throw to
third to catch Snodgrass. Becker fliedy
to Schulte and Snodgrass scored on the .
throw to the plat. Murray singled to'
left, scoring Doyle. Merkle was hit by a ,
pitched .ball. Hersog lied to Sohulte,'
Three runs, four hits,, no errors.
unicago tavers, wno , naa neen stis- .
(lenueu, ws .given aa ovaiion wnen no
came to bat, but he was an easy outi
Ilertog to Merkle., Becker) ran back andV
got Archer'- fly. Richie grounded out ,
Fourth Inning: New York Meyers sin-
gia to center, ueaon got f ietcHer'si
flyi Mathewson singled, tutting Meyers
on second. Snodgrass forced Mathewson ,
at second, Meyer going to third, Doylo
singled to right, scoring Meyers; hut'
wan out trying to reach seoond, Sohulto
to Tinker., One run, three hits, no error,-
, , ' , Three .Runs Made, ...,. . .
Chicago Mathewson walked Sheckarct ''
Becker dropped Pohulte's fly and threw j.
wildly to seoond, Sheckard going to!'
third and Schulte to second. Tinker?;
lined to Fletcher. . Zimmerman made his"'
second double, scoring Sheckard andj
Schulte. Leaoh grounded to Fletcher,'
who threw low to Hersog and Zimmer
man scored. Leach going to seoond.-j
Sater grounded to Merkle. Leaoh golnj .
to third. Hersog and ' Merkle retired
Evers. Three runs, one hit, two errors. i
Fifth inning: New York-Becker
doubled into the right field crowd. Mur
ray struck out Merkle' grounded t0)j
Tinker and Becker was out for interfer-j
ing with the play. Herzog flew t
Leaoh. No runs, two hits, no error.
Chicago: Doyle and Merkle retired
Archer. Ritue struck out. Sheckard
was out Doyle to Merkle. . No runs, no!
hits, no errors.
SIXTH INNING New York: Tinker)
and Saier disposed ot Meyers. Fletcher
was retired the same way. Mathewson;
filed to Leach. No runs, no bits, no'
errors.
Chicago Schulte fouled to Herzog.,"
Tinker fouled to Meyers. Zimmermaa,
singled to left but was out stealing,)
Meyers to Fletcher. No runs, one hit, '
no errors. ,
SEVENTH INNING New York: Snod-1
grass . walked. Doyle grounded out to ,
Saier, doubled Snodgrass at second, Tinker-taking
the throw. . Becker out Evers
to Saier. o hits, no runs, no errors.
singled to center. Evers doubled right,.
Mathewson fumbled Archer's grounder,
Saier scoring and Evers going to fMrd.
Richie fouled to Meyers. Archer stole
seconds. Mathewson and Merkle dis
posed of Sheckard.. One run, two hits, .
one error..
Eighth Inning: V New York Murray)
filed to Sheckard. Merkle was out Tinker .
to Saier. Hersog out Evers to Baler. No
runs, no hits, no errors. '
Chlcago-Schulte filed to Snodgraasi
Tinker singled, to left Zimmerman was
out Mathewson to Merkle. Tinker was
out steaUng third, , Meyers to Hersog. No
runs, one hit,'' no errors.
Devore Arrives Homo.
Ninth inning: New York-Meyers
singled too hot for Tinker. Devore ran
for Meyers. Fletcher sacrificed, Zlmmer-;
man to Saier. Mathewson filed to Schulte, .
Devore .being held on second. Snodgrass
singled to left scoring Devore. Evers .
threw -out Doyle. One run, two hits, no .
errors. -
Chicago Wilson now catching for New
York. Saier doubled into the center
field crowd. Evers sacrificed, Mathew
son to Merkle. Archer-singled to left,
scoring Saier and tieing the score. Richie .
sacrificed. Mathewson to Merkle. Sheck
ard filed to Murray. One run, two hits,
no errors.
Tenth Inning: New York Becker struck
out Sheckard grabbed Murray's long fly,'
Zimmerman threw Merkle out : No. runs, ,
no hits, no errors. " "' ' '
Chlcago-Schulte filed to Muray.- Tinker
fouled to Herzog. Zimmerman filed to
Snodgrass. No runs,, no hits, no errors.
Eleventh inning: New' York Laeh,
made a running catch of Herzog'r fly
Wilson jingled to left - Sheckard got.
Fletcher's long fly. Mathewson forced
Wilson, Zimmerman to Evers. No runs,
one 'hit no errors. ' ' '-..
Chicago Leach out. . Mathewson . to
Merkle. - Saier singled to right. . Evers
doubled into the right field crowd. Archer
singled to center, scoring Saier. One run,
three hlUntf errors.- -J. ,' .-
CHICAGO. - "fcsTW. YORK.
' AB.H. O.A.E. - AB.H.O.A 8.
sheary if. 4 i Snodfrata, 1( 4 3 2 0
II OBackar, cf... 4 11 I 1
III 0 Murray, rt..I til,
I t l 0Merkl lb.. 4 1 11 1
1 M 1 OHcrios, ' 3b.. 4 4 I ft
2 2 4 O'Meyera, e... 4 I H
lis AWilaoo ....! t 0 e
,100 futcbar, as. 4 I t 1
KauM'aoo. pi I 1 I
40 123 17 0bTor ....
iTeUU 40M 14 I
Ran for Meyers in ninth. - .
One out when winning run scored.
Chicago 0 0 0 8 0 0 1 0 1 0 19
New York.....O 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-fi ,
. Two-base hits: Zimmerman (2). Becker,
Schulta, rf.. i
Ttnkar. ... I
tlm'maii, Sb
Laach, ef... 4
Sitar, lb..w
Evart, 3b.... 4
Archer, o.... I
Rlchlo, p
Totalf...
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