THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: AUGUST 18, 1912.
Drilling Holes in the Old Strong Box
Copyright. 1912, National News Ass'n.
Drawn tor The Bee by Hal Coffman j
' Wildnesa of Ktehera Helps to Defeat
Itfaiktille Team.'
EB10ES HAT IMPORTANT PAST
CMMMtiTt Hit tin. Together with
' leom em Pnaa4 Bll, EmWm
Kiuu City to Win a
KANSAS CITT. Aug. 17-Wildnesa of
, th pitchers contributed to taa eoora of
I today's victory for Kansas City over
LouUrrtlle, Error by Lennox, a walk and
two tingles gave fa visitors two runs.
la their half Kansas -City soorsd four
! on pasts to th first hatters. Can's doable
' to Isft and TinehUr sacrifloa fly. Con
eeutiv bitting, scored the other, runs.
I Score: ' m , . ' .
KANSAS CITT, liOVISVKXB.
AB.H.O.A.fc AB.HO.AJt.
iBtrbMU, tb.. 4 tit lBorcb. ef ... I 18 11
:c!mo..-H.. I IIS tHilou, H..3
.'Ibaw, !..,.. -1 I'O SUubiT. -Kt 4
Cirr. lb..... 4 I ft 0 OHuUwttt. (!!
lTflnnV-t-ll 10 Bark, lb... 4 I I I I
Junn. .-je.t,. 4 .1 4 I B'millr l 4
i Wet. rf.. t I t . ?lbr, lb... I 1I0
iVtnwm.-.. 4 1 t I I MM. ..... 4 8 7 t I
HOintin, I I OMtadmt, p. 0 0 0 0
, . . -r-.rT-T-VTd.ham, P I
' Totak'.'...S I IT IB lHyn ....1 10 0 0
, , . ftlchttr, p.. J
; " Lsdwlg .... 1 II 0,
. ' ' tuh...:.1 M M "
Batted for Vallaridingham In seventh.
Batted for Richter 'ln ninth.
Louisville ...J,. ..... 0 0 0 0 J 0 0-4
Kansas City .4 M01MIM
Two-base hits: . Schlel, Flen. BacH
flee hits: Rhoades (2), Btanbury. Kits:
i Off Maddox, 1 in one-third inning; off
Balllngbanv 6 in five and .two-thirds In.
.nings; . off Richter, 1 in two Innings..
.Bases' on balls: ' Off Maddox, 4;' of Val
llnghsm, 1; cff Rhoades, 1. Struck out
'By Valllngham, 6; by ithosdes, 4. Hit
'by pitched ball: By Rhoades (Btanbury).
(Double plays: Beumlller to Fisher; Len
Inox to Tannehlll to Crr. Xeft on bases?
IXansat .Clty,8;. Louisville.. First. base
on errors: Louisville, 1; Kansas Ctiy, 1.
(Time: 1:45. " Umpires: Ferguson and
;Handiboe. '
liiVEN BEEaFTatT ST. PAUL
Gardner Make Mm lilt, One la
'Eaek' Tit at the Plate. V '
ST. PAUL, "Aug; 17.--6L 'Ptful and To
ledo" broke even in a double header hers
'today, the first garni going to TjJTedo
and fit Paul taking the second in twelve
jlnnlngi. Gardner started with the stick
,ltf the first contest, getting five' hits in
as many 4r)ps o the plate. Soore, first
gtm&.y-yrt-' wf.v-'i'i ,.,..;;,,-(:
i ;- '' To'UiDO. ' ". v' '' AUL.f ' ' '
. .. a.H.0... 1 ' AB.n.b'.A.t..
,KII. If.-. 4 I I MrK'nUy at I I I
lMI(llteB, tfl I '0 OHl'ehm'a. Ib I 1 14
Surna, cf...;i I 1 9 4rirao, rf....4 4 11
jChpmoa, M4 t 1 4 ICaproa, lt.:.i 114-0
IBronki. lb.. Ill I tAutnr, lb... 1 t W 1
Dtrrlrk. lb.. I 111 II iHoftmta. ef. 4 I 4
E.QnJ'f, lb. I lit lRhu. J0.....4 1 I t 0
Land. c...... I 4 1 1 OMtmbill, c. 4 1 4 1 1
. iW. JmM, B4 1 OOardixr, p.. J
, ruelck. ., S . 6 . S A
. TU1.....4J II 17, W . I Karjtr, p.... 1 01 S I t
' '" TeUU.....n4 n 11 I
,St Paul. ..o 0' 0 0 9 0 0 2 v-
Two-base hits: Imnd ' (2), Bronkle, E.
Gardner, Three-base Jilts: Land, E.
Gardner. Capron, Stolen bases: Middle
ton, .Chapman.. Fiynn, ' E. Gardner.
iDouble plays: Hlnchman to Autrey;
IChaprnan to B. Gardner. Bases on balls:'
Off U. Gardner, 1; off Fuclck, 1; off
Karger, 1; off W. James, 1 , Hit by
(pitched .ball; By. W, Jumes. (Autrey,
, ICaptron). Struck out: By H. Gardner,
!l; by Karger, a; by W. James. 6. Sacri
fice . hits: Burns, James, Chapman,
Hits: Off Gardner, in three innings: off
! Fuclck, 4 In one inning; off Karger, S
Itn five Innings. Left on bases: Toledo,
111; BL Paul, . Time; 2:00.' Umpires;
IChill and lrwln... . ,
i Score, second game; ' '"
I ' " IT, TKVU, ' ' - TOI4CDO. " ".' . '
; ' - AI.H.0.A-C. - AS.H.O.A.I.
laidftilS.-ilb, t "S- 4 Iff lie rf.... I Ull
iMI'cbm's, Ibf I I t DMlddlaton, Kl I 1 I I
Tlraa. ri....i 1 4 Bum.. of.... I 1 1
'Cipron, If... I I I vChapmaa, el I I I I
Altrr. lb... 4' 1 II' 4.rronm, lb. I t t 4 I
Haffmal, it, I I t'1 Drrtck. lb.. 4 1
XalMoa. Cf.v l t 0Grflr, lb. I 114 4
jlUbf. lb.... I I I I OLaad.-....... I 1 14 1 S
Iraan.'t-.-. t.-i i s esm. p,..,.,i i s.i t
.Marvball, a, 4 1 I t Slam, p.... I 4 4 S
iSatm, p.... 1 1 I I 1 ' . . j.
!Lre,' -p.... 4 lit ToUU.,... 1411 I I
' 'tU1'.,..44 II M II t
St. Paul o a 0100000 00 l-
To'o .............. 00 0 400000 00 0-4
! Two-base hits: Bronkle, Iu-oy. Three
ibssn hits: Autrey. .Marshall, " Stolen
(bases:' NUes. Rehg, Chapman (2),
! Bronkle. Double plays: McKerhnle to
iAutrey, Hoffman to Marshall Bases on
I balls: Off Daues, S; off Laroy, 1; off
'James, 1. Hit by pitched ball: By Daues,
I Ellis. Struck out: By Daues, 2; by Laroy,
ll. by 111. 8; by James. 4. Wild pitches:
i Dauss, Ellis. Sacrifice hits: . Derriok.
ijjsmes. Sacrifice fly: Hoffman. Hits:
Off Dausa, 4 In three and one-third In-1
nlngs; off Laroy, in three and one-third
i innings;-eft -Ellis, 7 -Id three and two.
thirds lnuirK3; off James, i in eight and
I one-third innings. Left on bases: Toledo,
': St. PauU. i. Jime: J:ao.. Umpires:
Chill and Irwin. ,,, .,,
.HELp - i0WH , T0 SIX HITS
IIOTltk, tke Mllwaakes Plteker, ta
Bic Pale for IadicnepoU.
' MILWAUKEE. Aug. 17.-rHovlik was
Invlriclble barring the fourth inning and
the hmeclaVwon:4'to 1 Jones' batting
featured the game. Soore: .
. lfil-WAyKK., - - IKKIANAPOLU.
. Afi.M.O.A-S . AB.H.O.A.B.
Llbol. f.f4 t.4.R!ljr, It,4 0 14
C1iarlM ib.. 4 0-44 twrat. a... 4 S t 1 t
RaadulU rl .l S. 4 t MCarty. t 4 11 t I
'fbaplula, ! lit tvaacb. .rf...4 1411
Joan. . lb... .4 lit t.tioKMtea, al 1 I I I
-lark, 6-... t I 0Hr, lb . I 1U t I
H, UnrU. Ml 1 I 0 William, lb I lilt
K.HIM..1...11 I I ark. I lilt
Hvvllk, p .... I 0 0 I tlfars, p. 1 I t 4 1
Total.'.... Hint; TeUla..,tt M 14 l
Milwaukee ...... :..0 I 1 0 0 1 0 0 -4
Indianapolis ....,.. 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0-a
Two-base hit: Clark. Three-base hits;
Iibold,-Ingerton. Saertfloe hltsj Clark.
Hovltk and Chappelle.' Double play;
Wents to Williams to Hunter. Left on
ha.s:, , Milwaukee,' 4: Indianapolis, t.
f truck out: By Hovllk,, 1 Passed ball.
Cla-k. trime 1:2., , Umpires: Connelly
' aod-Shadd.. .... .
GEORGE CN EXPEDITION ,
, ; ' AT, GENOA - FOR PLOVER
'' ' -. tssssfcsssss - ;
'J.' JS: George, local real 'stat dtalsr.'
left yesterday for a three days' plover
' shoot -with eoms of bit " friends at
Geneva. Reports from Geneva state that
Plover ar to be found )n lan buhi
ltx in the . country near that plaoe,
DAMNS PLAT BEATS BEOOKLYU
Reela Ovly Able to Win Wfeesi inaith
Throws nail Away. "
CINCTIfNATl, Aug. 17. CincinnaU won
from Brooklyn today, 4 to 1 The contest
was won In tho eighth. Earan and Mo-
Lean singled, Bates, - batting for Frill,
sacrificed; Beech er then put a pop fly
back oC third which Smith caught but
threw away when Egan made a daring
attempt to score after the catch. Tho ball
went to the stands and Esmond,, who ran
for McLean, followed Egan serosa the
plats with the winning run. Both Frill
and Ragon pitched good ball. Soore:
CINCINNATI. BROOKLYN.
ll.K.O.l.E. i M.fl.l.l
FM'htr. if . 4 S t 0 OMoraa. ef... 4 I I t 0
Man, il l I I I OHammtl, rf . 4 0 0 0 4
HnbllU'l. lb I tut tSnlth, lb.... 4 111 1
Wllchtll, rf. I 1 I t ODaubert, lb. 4 t 11 1 t
PHalaa, lb... I t 1 S OWktat. ... 4 110 4
Grant, a.,.. I t 1 t OCuUhaw, lb, I tilt
tn, lb.... I 111 orikr. ...! lilt
Clark. 0....0 t 0 tMlltor,. .... 4 I I I 0
McUaa, .. I t 4 1 tRafoa, p.... I 4 I I 0
mil, p,.....t t t t t'irwla ...... I t 0 t t
Hum'rlM, .1,1 M It
Biraoo4 ... t 0 t 0 Total. ..,.M 114 I 1
flatw t 0 t
THUIS.....H I IT 11 0
Batted for Fisher In ninth.
Ran for McLean in eighth.
Batted for Frill In eighth. .
Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 2 0 10 0-1
Onclnnati 0 0 I 0 0 0 1 J -4
Two-base hits: - Mlllen. Wheat.. Smith.
Three-base hlU: McLean, Hoblltsel. Hits;
Oft Frill, ( in eight Innings. Sacrifice hit:
Bates, Stolen . base: Bescher. - Double
Slays; Egan to Grant to Hoblltsel, Dau
ert to Ragon. Left on bases: Brooklyn,
unannall. l. ssses on Dans: Off
Frill. 1: off Humphries. 1. Struck out:
By. Frill, 8; by Ragon, 1. Time: V.iS.
Umpires: Rlglsr and Flnneran. - ,
PHILLIES SHUT ' OUT PIEATES
Visitor "score . Twlre U .. rasteat
f Oam of Beaon, ' .'
PITTSBURGH. Aug. 17.-Phlladelphla
shut out Pittsburgh (oday in the lightest
uatting ana fastest ..piayea gams of tns
season on the local- grounds. Score:
' mUOILPKIA;' ' ' 1 . PJTT8BOHOH. r
A8 H.0.A.B." AS. H O. A. E.
rakn, of.. 4 lit OBrm. lb... 4 t I t t
libtrt, lb.. 10 l ,4.0Cmr. U.'t,, I I I t t
stifw, if.:. 4 I I I trxmlln, rf... I 1 I I t
CraTatk, rf.. t tit OWainar, m . 4 I I.I t
Ludarua, lb. I 0 I t S Millar, lb... I t t t I
Knab. lb... I III -tWIlMH,' ef... 4-.1 ' 1 1 t
Coolin, ...! til eVCrthy, Ibl I I 1 I
DooIb, t tit lMBor ..,.1 I I I I
Moorv. p.... I I t 1 , lOlbnn, p.... I 1,1 1 0
cmnlU, p.. I lilt
Total M 4 IT 4 I
' Toui....o j it i t
Batted for MoCarthy In' ninth.
PittlburgTi t... ...... .0 0 0 0 0' 0 0 0-0
Philadelphia'...;... 10 0 0 0 0 0 0-3
Three-base hits; Doolan, Dooin."". Sacri
fice hit: Lobart. Stolen bases: Doolsn,
Wilson, r Bases on balls: - Off Camnlts. 1;
off Moore, i.. Struck out: -.By CamrUts,
8; by Moore, I, Left on bases: Pitts
burgh, T; Pftliadeif his,' First on: error:
Pittsburgh, 1. Tlme; -.1:63. Umpires:
Eason aad Johnstone,. '--
ONE GAME TO EACH . OF TEAMS
Bostoev Makes Its Last' Appearance
at $t. Louie" fntir jieVt Vear."
J5T. LOUIS, Aug. 17.-Boston mads Its
last appearance on the local diamond ano
split a double-header with St. Louis. In
the first game, which Boston won,' Perdue
was effective. Klrkt's errors,, followed
by a sacrifice and a single in the tenth,
gave. 8U Louis the second. . Score, first
gams; ( ; ... - .
. . BOSTON. 8T. LOWS.
-AB.H.0.A.a. ' AB.H.O.A.B.
McDonM.. lb 4 III HuKln. tb.4.,1 111
Canpbill, eft I I I IMipe, If... 4 1 1 0 t
Jcka, it.. 4 111 tliovrar, b. 4 0 I 1 0
BTir. lb. 4 I 4 0 CK'nMchf lb 4 4 11 0 0
Til, rf 4 t I I tEvafia, rf,... I t I t 4
D-lln. lb.. 4 I I t OHaiiMT, ..! 1 I 1 I
Brldwall, ,! 1 4 4 tOakM, ef.... 1 till
Kllng, 4 I f 1 IWInjo, lilt
Pardu. p.... t 10 IStMlv p.... 1 tilt
Orlnwf. p... 1 t t 1 t
ToUU..w.H 11 IT t'tElll lilt I
' ' Total. .'..II 1 1T 11 1
!Battsd for Steele in slsth,;.A ? '
Boston ...1 0000000-J
St. Louis 0 4000100 0-1
Two-bas hit; Kllng. Three-base hit!
Kllng. Bases on balls: Off Steele, 1.
Struck out: By Steele. 2: "by Gri niter. 4:
by Perdue. 4. Hits: Off Steele, 10 in six
innings: off Orlnser 1 In three -lnnlnra.
Time: 1:40. Umpires: Klem and Orth.
Score, Second game; -
8T. LOUIS. BOSTON".
AB.H.O.A.B. I ABH.O.A.I.
Huctina, Ib. I I I 4 1 UoDon'O, Ib I II it
Mataa, if. I'll t OCampbtll, cf I t'l t t
Mawrar. b. I 1 t t OSwaenar, Ib. 4 1 I I 1
K'aatobr, lb 1 . 1 11 1 0 Kirk., If--,. 4 I 4 t I
Ens, rf.... 4 1 I t CTItua. rf ... 4 11 0 0
Haor. a.. Ill 0 De-Ilk. lb.. I 1 I t t
Oak, ef...,l tl, OO'R'nrk. aal 0 I I
BUM, e 4 til tjackaoa. it., 1 I 1 t I
Bark, J.... I t t 1 ORarldra, ... 4 1 t I 1
Ball. P....4 0.4 t tHax, p...... I lilt
Woodbura, pt 0 t t t :
mltb l t t t 0 Total M HHU I
Brnanaa ll I M I
Itlla, ef lit II ' ' .
Harmon, p.. 0 4 4 4 I
Total 14 I SO IT 1 -
Two eut when winning run scored.
Bat ted for Sallee In eighth.
Batted for Oakes in ninth.
Boston ,...v. 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-1
St. Louis ....0 1 0 0 0 0 9 0 1-J
Two-base hits: "Evans. Hess, Three
base bit: McDonald. Base on balls: Off
Hess, 8; off Burke, 1 Struck eut: By
Hose, 4-r by Sallee, 1; by Woodburn, 1
Hits: Off Burke, T In seven innings; off
Sallee, 1 in one Inning; off Harmon, 1 in
one Inning. Time: 8:06. Umpires: Klem
apd Orth.
, ail iwiixuiuia utxtAuui - . ., .wuli - - - -i : rr ..tt a- !- . I ( a
(Continued from First Page.)' . , "7 -rtragr- & 1 W ' Y K ' ' F ,P:i '
Ev tf). Sacrifice fly: SnotUrraJ ' f A' PR$ ' I - J-ritriSfvSSk '
merman to Baler, eaier 10 nnaer. uan It' ;S -"i''2Crr- ' Ws AVI Ait" 1 W-ir:3SSMSSS'Sfl--i.-
on bases: Chicago, 7; New Tork. 7. "II V' . ' '' AJ-fMM
Bases on balls: Off Richie. I; off Mathew- I I -T':, in 1 " - Ii f lSlTtrTLuLT Wt' J '
son. t Hit by pitched ball: By Richie, VJ- H--" -L.. rtfflt Urftm3 Sfiajti T-
Merkls. Struck out: By Mathewson, 1; , SS 2$kz"m' "MWMWlJit& '
by -Richie, 8. Time: J.-0S. Umpire: -V ?S3? yte-m MZ HESatSHxrr--- '
Qw.n. and Brennan. , "X Kgg f lT-" flV'
- t W4 S . .
AT lite. Doo-
.'-. s'
tT voeR. month fj
v
,4
i
SEYMOUR LAKE COUNTRY
CLUB WILL HOLD SHOOT
Members of the Seymour Lake Coun
try club will bold a trap shoot at lto
club grounds this afternoon, beglnnh.t
promptly At 8 o'clock. About twenty ;
expected to ester.
. Illtaela Mlaaoarl L-xae.
At Lincoln Lineoln, ; Kankakee, 8.
At ChatnUfTi--Champal8Ti,'i Streator. 1
At PoUo-Psltin. Cut?"
LEGG IS SIBLUOLF CHAMP
Minneapolis Man Defeats Middleton
Six Up and five to Go;
GAISIS OF OMAHA A TOSES
Beats Morrison of Kaaiaa City ta
the Consolation Event, with
a Score of Foar Up and
Three to Go.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 17. Harry G.
Legg of Minneapolis, for the fourth con
secutive time, won the championship of
the Transmlsslsslppl golf tournament by
defeating W. X. Middleton, Davenport.
Ia., this afternoon, 6 up and 8 to go. F.
H; Gaines, Omaha, won tno consoisitlon
vent by, defeating E. R. Morrison, Kan
iss City, 4 up and 8 to go.
In vth morning round the cards wsre:
Middleton, ut..t.,6 6 8.7 4 6 4 6 f-46
Legg, ln.'.,.MAv.a ( I t'il t 4 4-48
Middleton, ih......3 5 0 8 6 4 8 4 4-43
Both men got away badly, each taking
the first hole In five, one over bogey. On
the second they halved th hyjle la six,
also one over bogey, but on the third
Middleton. was i up, ."taking ths hole in
two. one iinder parv Legg fnade' jt 'y'en
Ohths fourth., however,, by taking It in
six,' bogey, to his opponent seven. Flay;
Ing the sixth, Legg made it 1 up, playing
the hole In S per..-He mad It I up on
ths' ninth; whloh he won In . bogey.
Over the inside, Legg began playing in
better form, having medal of 88, and
winning tna eleveny (ovrtsenth, six
teenth and seventeenth holes. Time and
time again Middleton missed easy putts,
whloh would have given him ths hole.
Both men drove In about equal form.
Standing, of Teams
WESTERN. I, , NATIONAL.
xv L.Pct. W.L.Pct
Denver '....68 H .572Uew Tork ..74 81 .705
St. Joseoh.83 63 - 6431
maha 64 84 .642
D'S Moines 61 64 . 630
Lincoln ....65 61 .474
Wichita 66 63 .471
Chicago ...-to?'
Pittsburgh 4i .o"
Phlla 61 54 .M
Sioux City .60 57 M3 Cincinnati .62 68 . 473
at TjtiiI ..49 61 .440
Brooklyn ,...39" ?
Tooekft . .-. .41 75 .3631 n.tnn .....30 77
AMERICAN. AMERICAN ASSN.
W.LFCt. W.L.Pct
Boston
Wash.
PhJIa.- ...
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
,..77 35 .688
...68 44 .611
...67 44 .604
..55 M .495
..65 60,.47
'.61 61 .455
Columbus ..81 463
Mln'pollS ...80 46 ,65
Toledo "6 48 .613
Kan. City ,.62 64 .492
Milwaukee 69 65 . 478
St. Paul ....58 71 .460
Louisville ..46 80 .365
Ind-nnMls ..44 86 -.338
MINK LEAGUE.
W.LPct.
Neb. City... 51 86 86
Falls City.. .51 87 .580
Auburn 48 39 .668
Beatrice ....40 48 . 4
Humboldt ,.40 47 , 40
Hiawatha 1.31 58 .356
RODBKES WIN ONE; :
- TOPEKA TAKES ONE
(Continued from First Page.)
Kane, lb....
Pchlpke, 8b..,..,
isienorr. so..
Bills, If......
Arbogast, o.
Robinson, p
Totals
Bsshang. cf..
Walsh, 2h
Lee. If
Gear. rf....:..
Gardner, lb...
McDonald, 3b,
Fmitn, c
Nagle, ss
Cockreham, , p
Totals .....
Cmaha
Runs .......
Hits
Tt-ieka '
Runs
Hits '
Two-base
hit: Coyle,
1
8
....1
ties X
.... 1
.... 2
.14
0
1
0.
0
8
.0
TOPEKA.
AB. R., H.
4 13 3
1
.n
0
0
0
1
0 :
0
0
1
0
10
00
0 8
O. A.
1 0
2
0
0
s
2
-2
I
' 4
1 , 15 .3
...4,0 0 0 0 1-5
S 0 0 0 1-5
.......0 0 0 0 1-1
..' 11 0 0 1-3
hit: ' Schlnke. Three-base
Bases on balls: Off Robin
son, i; off Cockreham, 6 Struck out:
By Robinson. 7; by Cockreham. 1 Hit
by pitched bs 11: Bsshang. Stolen bases:
Kan Schlpke, Ntehoff (2). , Sacrifice
hit: Coyle. Left on bases- Omaha, 1;
Toptka, 4. Time of game: :35. Umpires;
Meyer and Mctiinnis. -
lOORNAMEpPENS MONDAY
(Continued from First Page.)
Cannon, Kansas City. .
Colorado Berrion Hughes, Denver.
South Dakota Ray Branson and ' Ray
Barton, Mitchell; Paul Toung, Vermilion.
Nebraaka H. - Halvereon. Newman
Grove; Paul Drullnger, Madison; Frank
Morgan, Wayne.
Dublin Maurice Ooodbody: '
LOCAL.
Field Club Harrv Koch. Sam Caldwell,
Art Bcribner, Con Youns, Cub Potter. Lee,
Van Camp, Maynard Schwtrts, Herbert
Kohn, Guy Becket. Joe Adams, Godrge
Riley, Lawrence Eushman, Arthur Fred
erick and Paul Shirley.
Country Club Walter flmnrlcn. Rcbert
Howe, Allen Tukey, C. Keller.,
St Andrews F. D. Tyner. Cliarlea Sad
ler. - --
Happy Hollow John Brownlee, Robert
McCague. Herman Harte, Fred Waugh.
Rod and Gun-Ray Farrell, George Bier
man snd Howard Farrell, .
Preacher , for Plteher.
Pitcher Parry man of the Richmond,
(Va.) club, who Is to be tried out by the
New. Tork Giants, is six feet three Inches
tall, of powerful build snd is studying
for ths ministry. Msybe McGraw is going
to try to nray hlmeelf Into a world's
ih&raplonshln this fall.
i ,
Itelnte to Oet Pla.
TTIim tt4-;n'e' T-mmrrman slimed his
fh'.esr-t ef-:rre! last spring, after a hold
not, Pridnt Murphy promised htm a
r,nN d;amar1 erf p'.n If he should bat
nn the tn, It looks -as If Heinle
hso thai pln.emonad, . , ' '
Uedte ' It Btn.
faxAe KjMSr hf the TV! t-s"ty
has H e the Beni.n nmvea, fw he- has
tut tVm wt. e.f trim jr,;rit this w-
ad ka ta w-Kniv-v tartaiiu-s but
ts lkirva rli4 &1H esx
New Tork 38 72 .35
St. Louis . .36 76 .321!
NEB. IEAUUB.
W.LPct
Fremont ...51 86 .686
Hastings ...62 89 .571
Kearney ...61 39 .567
Ssward .....48 44 .611
G. Island... 45 43 .511
ColumbUS ..44 43 .606
Tork 34 63 .891
Superior :..81 67 .352
Ysterr'S"-iieiii. ,'
" ' " WESTERN LEAGUE. " , ." ',
Topeka. 8-1; Omaha. 6-5. First game
eleven innings; second game five Innings.
Denver, 2; Sioux City, 4. v;
Wichita, 2; St. Joseph. 4.
Des Moines, 8; Lincoln, 11. r ' -NATIONAL
LEAGUE. :! v -
Philadelphia, 2; Pittsburgh, 0. V ; - ,
Brooklyn, 8; Cincinnati, 4. ,
New Tork, 6; Chicago, . Eleven in
nings. Boston, 8-4; St. 'Louis. 1-8. '
AMERICAN LEAGUE. ,.
Chicago, 5; Philadelphia, 4. . . .
Detroit. 4; Boston, 8,
St. Louis, 0-0: New York, 16-7.
Cleveland, 1; Washington, 4,
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. ,
- Indianapolis, 8; Milwaukee, 4. ' .'
Toledo, 10-4; St. Paul, 2-6.
Columbus, 7-2: Mlnnapolls, 5-2.
Louisville, 4: Kanaas City, 6. '
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
Grand Island, 0; Fremont, I
Columbus, 6; Kearney,; 7. .',,-,. ,
York, Superior, 5. . -
Seward, t-8; Hastings, 3-8.
MINK LEAGUE.
Auburn, 5; Hiswatha, 8.
Beatirce, 4; Falls City. 2.
Nebraska City, 8; Humboldt 12,
- , . Games Today. ''
Western League Topeka at Omaha,
Denver at Sioux City, Wichita at St.
Joseph, Des Moines at Lincoln.
National League-Philadelphia at - Chi
cago. New York at St. Louis, Boston at
Cincinnati. . ,
American' Association Indianapolis st
Milwaukee, Toledo a St. Paul, Columbus
at Minneapolis, Louisville at Kansss City.
Nebraska State League-Grand Island
at Fremont, Columbus at Kearney,. York
at Superior, Seward at Hastings. ,
Alma Wins and Loses.
ALMA, Neb., Aug. 17.-(8peclal.)-Alm
won a fast,' close game from Prairie
View, Kan., on the local grounds yester
day. From the start It developed Into a
pitchers' battle, with ths local twlrler
having a shads the best of the big ex
Kansss Stat leaguer who was on the
mound for the visitors. Score: R.H.E.
Alma 0 ,0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 6 2
Prairie View.. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 2 1
FOOT BALL COACH WHO WILL BE
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A. F. HOLSTS.
Easterner Says the
Farmers Have no
Reason for Change
James S. Montgomery of Washington,
D. C, stopping at the Loyal hotel, said
the farmers who are crying for a change
In the administration have a "bug" that
Is something of a disease. ' ' '
- "I saw a group of them talking on a
depot platform some days ago over In
Iowa," said Mr. Montgomery, ."and they
were talking very excitedly about conditions,-and
they found a great deal to
complain about .Although I . was a
stranger I managed to get Into the con
versation just because I had something
to tell them, X told them that for the
life of ma I could not see what they were
complaining of. I said: Down in Wash
ington we are paying you farmers 50 and
60 cents for your butter, and, often a
nickel apiece for your eggs. You have a
wonderful crop this year and you have
had for years. Prices for. all your prod
ucts are high, and If you would bale uo
even the rag weed that grows In your
vacant lots the people of. the cities would
buy It for keddlng. The. Idea. of com
plaining and finding fault with the way
the Affairs ef this -country are- going
has become a disease with you.' .. -
" 'Now, then, I'll tell you, the fellow
that has cause to look " around ' for a ;
change of those conditions Is the fellow
on the salary, and to you men I want to
say that hi Is the fellow that Is. complain
ing least The clerks In the government
employ in Washington who wire getting
180 per month six or seven years ago are
still getting 180 per month, and they are
paying you farmers In many cases over
twice as much for your, products.'-" ;
Mr. Montgomery says he still has faltn
that out of all the political confusion will
come a saner Judgment,' and that' the
American people . will adjust . themselves
finally. "I should hate to think," said
Mr. Montgomery, "that we are still In
the experimental stage of a republican
government" , t '-. '
INDIANS SCALP- GRIZZLIES ; ATHLETICS LOSE TO THE SOX
' -(Continued from First Page.)
By Evana Time: 1:55.. Umpires: O Tooio
and Johnson.
AOTELOpES ; BEAT ; DES MODTES
Find,Hneaton for Fifteen Hit and
Eleven Rn: ? ;v. s ;
UNCOLN, Neb., Aug. 17.-Lincoln won
again from Des Mojnes todyK by. batting
Huestoh for fifteen hits, netting eleven
runs. , The scor was.U to, 2.. Wolverton
was invincible for sir Innings, but gave
signs of weakening in thl seventh and
was replaced by Smith. . Score:
' ' LINCOLN. .
AB..R. H.
5 11
Berghammer, 4
Lloyd, 2b
Cobb. rf.
McCormlck, If,
Cole, cf
Barbour, 8b. ;..
Mullen, lb. i,.,
Carney, e. ....
Wolverton, p,
Smith,' p. .......
.... -
..... 4
....J 2
O.
a
4
0
2
8
1
810
0 5
0 0
0 0
A.
1
4
0
0
0
"2
0
1
1
Totals 86 11 IS-' 27 13 0
. .,' DES MblNES. .
AB. R. H.' O. A. E.
4 0 1
4 0
A
4 1
I
1
2.
1
a
2 ,
7
0
6
3
0
Fox Lets Bristow
Out with Two Hits
BRISTOW, Neb., Aug. 17.SpecJal
Telegram,) The Luxus of Omaha shut
out Bristow here today, 2 to 0, before an
immense crowd. Fox - was at his best
allowing ', but two hits and but' twenty
nine men faxed him. .
The Luxus took the crowd off their
feet, making many . sensational plays,
among which were three double plays.
The base throwing of Dansee was a fea
ture. Score:- - - R.H.E.
Luxus ' 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 02.8 2
Bristow 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0-0 2 4
Batteries: Luxus, Fox and Dansee;
Bristow, Diers and Whiting. Two-base
hits: Dyek. Umpire: Krug.
SUPEEI0U TAKES LISTLESS GAME
Third Straight Contest Goes Aavalnst
York.
SUPERIOR, Neb., Aug. 17.-(Speclal
Telegram.) Superior took the thira
straight from York this afternoon by ,a
score of 5 to t,- playing a much better
all around game than the visitors.
Prucha'wss In the box, for Superior and
Thrailkill for the Yorkltes. Score. R.H.E.
York ........ 1 0000000 23 7 3
Superior .... 0 0 1 4 0 0 0 0 Mil
Batteries:. York. Thrallklll and Kelly;
Superior. Prucha and Llsaette. Three
base hit: Meinert. Umpires: Collins and
Graves. , .
CLAUSMAH LAMBASTED . HARD
by the
Grand Ialand Shnt ' Oat
- . Patliflndera, .
FREMONT, Neb., , Aug.., 17. (Special
Telegram.) Fremont whitewashed Grand
Island this afternoon by' bunching hits
in the seventh. In which they jumped on
Mr. Clausman's curves In a wsy that
did the local fans good. The Islanders
helped things along by an error. Rouse
was hit hard, but kept them scattered.
Score; R.H.E.
Grand Island 000000000-08. 4
Fremont 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0-3 6 4
Batteries: Grand Island. Clausman,
Hart man. Badura and Co-: Fremont,
Rouse and Neff. Umpire: Nugent
HARM HITS" TWO HOMERS
(Continued from First Page.)
out: Bv Weeks, i: br Stoma, 8.
1:46. Umpire: MrDemotL ; . .
TtaMr:
. Kewnlta In Thrn!-g
At P?-'tg? Oaroaane: t; PamiiMirtt. Z.
At BltamrilnCMni BlunirrltTaiiiiri. 4j;
tjnttrsr. 2... . ..
At Dnirins-IQsnrjfr C Fonclkw. i. . .
As - tt3"&at3i&--$732rsCiiL 71" JEuv
Ibuatak 1
Halm. rf...
Choulnard. 2b. .
KoreA ss
Wetsel, If.
Claire, 3b. ..; 8
McQniw, lb.-c . 3
Morris, cf. ......U. 8 '
Ulatowskl, c 2 0
Isbell, 'lb. 2 0
HueStoni p. ;;,'.... 8 0
Leonard ...,.,.,'.,..-1 .0. .0 : ...ft.
Mtt)tai' -,:.Ja:lt 1 . , ll '24 u 3
Batted for McGraw in ninth.
Lincoln-:.-... ft fr n 9 a"'"B"
Des Moines'.. 0 0. 0 . 0 0 0 8 0 0-8
Two-bale - hits: McCormlck, Cole (2),
Kores, Morris. Sacrifice hlu:- Cole, Car
ney. Stolen base: Mullen. Double play:
Berghammer to Lloyd to Mullen. Struck
out: By. Wolverton. 2: by. Smith. 2: hv
Hueston, 5. Bases on. balls: Off Wolver.
ton, Z; off Smith, Ij, off JUueston. 1, Wild
nltchea: Smtth." Hit. riff W,i.,iAn
6 In six and 'one-third innings;- off Smith,'
1 in two ana iwo-miras innings:- .Left oh
bases: T.lnr-nln 4; nea Wtnne- -K flma.
17. . Umpire;'. HaskelJ, "r i.. .
STj6sEPH BUNCHES 'ITS "HITS
Wichita J Mejele '.llief eat' by ' Score of
....'(.'. -. Fonr fa Tns. ". .
ST. JOSEPH, Aug. , 17,-St. .Joseph
bunched, extra hits ? on Thomas In he
fourth inning and' wotr from Wichita, 4
to 2. Score: - .'V; '.. ,-.''. .
. s? .r '"ST. JOSEPH:' " " "
t'hua, lb... 4
Paddock. Ib. 4
iZIno, rf 4
RliBmon. lb 8
Hartull, a. 4
Btemt,- ef... I
R.Wirm. cl
Reilly. 2b.....'.
Powell, If....
Ke iv. rf... a i
Zwllling cf.... ...... 2 ,1
Bortpn,. lb 3 1
Wetersll, 3b........ .1
Melnke, as. 3 0
UuoBti, c. ....,,., 8 0
Johnson, .p.,...'...,.. 3 , 0'
An. xv. n. u, a. C4.
. 4 0' 0 18 0
3-0 0 100
i o 8 n
,1-1-0 0
1 14 ., 0 , 0
10 3
1.1 2
1,7..'
0 0 3
Totals. ,.. ...27. 4. 27 . 14 0
. , WICHITA.
AB. R. H, O. A. E.
Craig, cf.-lf..,;...... 4 . 0 1 , a ' .0
Pettigrew, If......... 8 , 0. 0 2 0 ,0
wee, of 2 : 0 1 " 0 0
Davis, (rf........ 3 O 'l 2" 0 0
Koerner, lb, ......... 8 . 0 ' 0 5 0 0
Callahan, as. 4 Q O - 2 V o
Hugnes. 2b..-, .3 11 3 2 0
Frants, 3b..... 4 1 1 2 0 0
Wacob, c.i..-.j...: 3 -0 0 5 3 . 0
G. Thomas, in. 1 0,1 020
Perry, p... 1 0 0.0 8 ,0
"Clemons 1 0.1 0 0 0
Durham ......... .....0 0.0 0 0 0
Jackson, p. .,-,.. ,J ; 0.1 . 0. 0 0
Totals ........s.;.32 2 7 -24
Batted-for Perry in the seventh. ,
Ran for Clemona in the seventh. ''
St. Joseph... ..;.,s.O 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 4
Wlcnita ....,......0 0 0 0 0.0 2 0 0-2
Tfiiee-base hits: ivelly, Borton. , Two-
pase nit: weaetiu.. stolen bases: Da via,
Westeisil. Leu on ' bases: -Wichita, 6;
St. Joseph, 2. Struck out: By Jonnson,
6; by Tiiomaa .2: by Perry. 1: by Jackson.
1. Bases on. balls: Off . jonnson,. 4; off
rerry, i. tin oy pitcnea pan: By Jferry,
Poweil, Zwlllintf. Time: 3:00. Umpires:
Knapp and Flynn. i -
Beatrice Triumphs
: Over Falls Cityans
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FALLS CITY. Neb., Aug. 17.-Betrlce
won in the ninth In the last game of the
series. A catch by Hodges was the fea
ture.' Score: , R.H.E,
Beatrice ,...:,0 0 0000103-464
Falls Clty....O 20000000-863
Batteries: Betrlce, McDonald' and Dar
rpw; Falls City, 'Walters, and Shestak,
Lniplre: Gynn. - .
AUBURN,- Nb., Aug. 17The Indians
won in a Swatfest today. . Auburn got
nine hits in the last three Innings, but
error lost the game: Bright got a home
run, Score:". ;: '. - R.H.B.
Hiawatha ....0 1 0 2 1 0 2 0 0-4 13 2
Auburn ,0 0 0 I I 0 2 2 l-o 10 2
Batteries: Hiawatha, Riley,. Brauen
and- Calvin; Auburn, Zonderman and
Musser. Umpire: Segrist. ' .
HUMBOLDT, ' Neb., Aug. 17.-(SpecUl
Telegram.) Humboldt twon from Ne
braska City, today by a score of 12 to 8.
Dlets'a three-bagger in the second In
ning when. the bases .were filled,' Mcln
Ure's four hits In five -times up and
Deoomp's running 'one hand catch feat
ured. Umpire -Ward ordered Nebraska
City's second baseman off th field In
the eighth Inning and. he was escorted
up town by policemen. Soore: R.H.B.
Humboldt ,..0 8 0 0 1 0 1 -12 IT I
Neb. City....O 30830lS0-8U4
Batteries:, Errett and Diets: Corcoran
and Goldwait. Umpire: Ward.
3reFarannd . !IlsJbj t Flsht.
DUBUQUE la, Ang. U. Article hare
been signed fust a match between Packey
McFariaod cat Crdcnifo and Young Mc
Mahoa of Kew Tork, The botrt wta take
aiaca here dartng the. week of th race
atecfjiss. fcpUuuihcr .
-.Cnastw WeisJnsjd Tanks. has'dSs
mal a ytarurm in tlss rcrsoa y '!. ts.
a Santa Tk-.taiawtmA moeemtue at, fimtdrsL.
hod ,bn aigmtd ktto. Ef ban Swra jOTaJr-
rxig fsa-9vmvmmMi aaa, paa aca km. a
tg laacQ
, (Continued pn Second Page.).
DavTiT p...'.; 0 0 0 0 0Bm'tnr, pl'i I 1 o'
Flrter. p.... I 0 0 I'SAntoba. (... I I IMil'
McConnU .l. lvO 0 I'Hogaa ..... 1 till;
Warbop, p.. 1 0 0 0 OHamtlton, p. 0 8 0 0 1
Totals 17.18 8818 8" Totals;. ;..8f 88 84 127 ii
T 'Batted for Stump in seventh.
Batted for Fisher In seventh.
Batted for Alexander In eighth.'
Batted for Allison in ninth.
St- Louis,... 1 6 0 0 1 0 1 O A- Sj
New York. ...0 0 SO 0 Q a - 4 IS
' Two-base hits: Pratt Daniete. ' Three-,
basa hits: Chase, -Williams, Daniels.
Home run: : Austin'. Bases on balls: Off
Davis, 8; off Fisher, 1; off Baumgardner,
4. Hltsr Off Pavls. 3 m one and one-!
third Innings; off Fisher, 8 In five and)
two-thirds innings; off Warhop, 1 la two
Innings; off Baumgardner, 6 in six and;
two-thirds innings; off Allison, 3 in ode-:
third Inning; off Hamilton, 8 In one in
ning. Time: 2:17. .Umpires: O'Loughlin
and Evans.
bcore, second game: .,
NEW TORK. , " ST. UDVIS.
AB.H.O.A.B. ' AB.H.O.A.E.I
DtnleU, If.. I lit OShottcn, cf.. 4 1 1 0 01
I I OAuitln, lb..'. 4 111 II
0 1 OPratt, Sb ... I 14 1 1
0 0 OKntln. lb.. I 0 T 0 Ol
0 I 1 Williams, rf 8 t 1 1 1
1 I OCompton. 11,1 0 U t
4 0 Daley, a....,! 1 1 J 4
8 0 0Aliadr. l l I -0 0
Caldwell, p. I .0 0 1 ostoYall .... 1 I t o M
, . i Krtchall e..O I 1 0 0
Totals.... . 83 U 81 I jNapior, p... I 1110
.' , C. Brown.. I I 0 0 0!
Adama. p....l I I 0 0
Total. ....II I Jill ft
Batted for Alexander in seventh.
Batted for Napier In seventh.
Game called, darkness.
St. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0j
New York.-. w...... 0 4 0 0 8 0 -7j
Two-base hits: Daniels, Chase! Bases'
dn balls: Off Caldwell," 6; off Napier, l;i
off Adams, 2. Struck -out: By Caldwell;
5;. by-Napier, 1. Hits: Off Napier, .u:
in six Jnnings; off Adams, 0 in one Inning.,
Time: 1:33. Umpires: O'Loughlin - and
Evana V. , v. . -.
SENATORS BUN OFF WITH GAME
Groom Ont pitches ' His Opponent
and Pnlls Ont a Victory. -.
Wi 9141 WflTriM Ana- 17
. A,iit;i ..aim. it-miiiukiuu. wwl1
Score: i,. ' . m' .; "
WASHINGTON,. f: - CLEVELAND. , . :
. AB.H.O.A.B.-' J-r;. AB-H.O.A:!.,
.Milan.' rt..-.. 8 0 I 0 ORyan, lf.Klv4, 1 S !
Fester, lb. . . I 0 0 1 IHmtar. cf I ,t i 01
Mocllar. rf.. 4 0 8 0 OJacfoen, rf.. 4 t 8 0 Oi
0 OLaJole, .;, 4 Ull
1 :-tenets. ibt i.l t i l:
0 IBakar, lb....t 1 L. 01
1 OPe'kinp'.' 8,,1 11 1
0 OCarlacb, ... I 0 8 8 .0
1 'OKaJtlcr, p.n. f t t 1 t
Mitchell, p.. t 10 1 O;
..87 4 IT II JOIeon, M.... 10 t t :ll
', Hauther ... 1 t 0 t -Ol
Blr'nghtm ,1 t 0 0 .01
' Johnoa' ... 1 0 ft 0 0
Oandll, lb... 4 I 14
Moriran. 2b.. I 0 1
Bhanki, If... 10 8
HcBrtd M.'l 0 1
William, c. I l'l
Groom, p,.,. l "0 0
Total.,
i Total..... S3 1 14 I 31
Batted for Kahler in eighth. '
Batted for Hunter in ninth. v ,
Batted for Baker in ninth, , -t
Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 M
Washington 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1- 4!
Three-bass hit: Williams. Hits: Off
Kahler, 8 in seven innings; off Mitchell,)
1 in one inning. Bases on balls: Off'
Kshler, 7; off Groom, 1. Struck out: Byj
Kahler, 2; by Mitchell, 2; by Groom, 3.
Time: 1;45. Umpires:, Hart and Con
nolly. ...'.., .. . . .:. ,t -y .. T
BOSTON BSATEN B7 DETROIT'
Pitcher , Mallln Hold , Un for. Six
, Inlnas and Then Drop Off. 't
BOSTON, Aug. .i7. George Muilia
pitched air tight ball- for, six innings to
day, but Boston mixed three hits with)
two passes and a little loose fielding'
by Vltt in the' seventh and won to 1 ;
Boston's crack outfield fell from grace;
today .and made the. visitors' first three i
runs possible. Score.' v .. -v v
BOSTON. " ' ; ' DKTROIT. . ' .
AB.BU.A.it. AB.H.O.A.a.1
0 IJonea, If t 0 8 0 0
CBtiab. ..... 8 t
Ofjobb, cf..... 4 t
0 1 Crawford, rf 1 1
J
1 I
t
0 1
1 I
1-1
Hooper, rf... I
Ball, lb 4
Speaker, cf.. I
Lawli, If.... I
Gardner, lb. I
Emle, lb... 4 111
Wiimt, a.. 4 ,1 ,1
Carrltan, c. 1. 0 1
Colllne, p...l t o
Wood, p t 0 0
Hnrlken . ;.l .1 0
1 V!tt, lb.:.... I- 1
0 v E.Onslow, Ibl- t
1 CDeal, lb..A. 4-1
0 0gtanc, 0.-. 4 t
1 OMullla, p...4 8
00 Total 14 1 84 14
t 1 1
1 0 Oi
1 0 11
8 1 01
in!
t r o
4
I
.4.1 11 tj j
u . e l, ""71 P
Totala it 7 17 11 I '
Batted fftr'Collihs in'sevehtfi.- - .
Boston ............. .0 0 0 0 0 0 S 1 8;
Detroit 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0. 1-4 1
Two-base hits: DeaL:Mullln, Stanaga'
Three-base hit: Vltt. Hits: Off Collins,:
5 In seven- Innings; off Wood, 2 In two
Innings. Sacrifice hits: Carrlgan, Gard
ner. Sacrifice flyt Bush. Stolen baee:i
Ball. Left oa bases: Boston, 4;' Detroit I
8. Bsses on balls: Off Colllns,8; offl
Mulln, 8. First base on errors: Boston,'
1; Detroit, 1. - Struck out:' By Collins,
1; by Mullln, 1. Time. 2:07. Umpires;!
O'Brien and Dineen.
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RUerton Defeats Inavale.
RIVERTON, Neb., Aug. 17.-(Speelal.)-f
Riverton defeated Inavale here today by I
a score or o to .4. Riverton is playing fast,
ball this year and has won 64 per cent of
all games played, Saofe:'" - - 1
Riverton J.. ......... 1. 0 2 O'l'O 0 1 -8l
Inavale 0 ft 0 0 S 0 1 0 0-4'
Batteries: Muckel, Hunt s and Leon;,
Noble and-Hunsucker. ' '- ' -.
J list Received
-i 1
i
A sbJmnent of HarleyDavldgon
moSorrydlcs. The motorcycle with
the v "FuflotetaaT Beat P1 na
"PreewheeT control. Knsn in your
eracn far stngiea or iwm -.
t Victor IL Roos
. ""ihst iKmmcrosL max- ;.
BmtorOmxiOmm, Ti sd Tied
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