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WICHITA WINS TWO GAMES
Captures Two Brilliant Games From
Des Moines by Close Scores.
ONE BUN IN THE FIRST CAME
Wichita Bunches All Its Hill la the
First Inning f the Second, Sam
. Htklaf Enongh Rg
Win.
WICHITA. Kan., Sept. , IS.-Wichita
wen both -games from J&W Moines, both
being brilliantly played pitcher battles.
A pass to Craig and hits by Davis and
Hughes scored. the only' run in the ' Irst
Wichita bunched all its hits In the sec
ond gams In, the. flr - inning, scoring
enough to win. Score, iiist fame.
, .: WICHITA,
AD. R.
Craii-. If 3
Davis, rf S
Koerner, 1b
tingtiet, ZD ...
Cs!!.hau, ss
Pettlgrew, ct .
Mee, 3b .......
Wacob, o .....
Perry, p
, Totals ....
4
, S
. s
. s
.2
. I
.. s
H.
1
O.
I
2
8
2
0
4
1
8
1
'A. El.
0
4 , 27
DES MOINES. .
AB. R. H
4 0 1
3
4
S
Leonard, If
Collins, cf ..
Kores, ss ....
Jones, lb .....
Rellly, lb , 4
Claire, Jb 8
Wetsel, rf S
rialowsftl, 0 t
Sweet, p .8
O.
0
I
2
W
1
1
1
8
0
A.
0
0
4
3
2
0
Totals 29 0 5 21 12 0
Ties Moinea ....... 000000600-0
Wichita 00100000 -1
Left On bases: Des Moines, 7; Wichita,
8. Sacrifice hlts Collins, Wetsel. Two
base hit: Kores. Double play: Kores
to Rielly to Jones. Siruck out: Uy Ferry,
8: by Sweet. 7. Bastrs on balls; Off
pery, 8: off 8 wet. 3. Time: 140. Urn
piro: Haskell.
Score, second same:
WICHITA.
AB. a H. O. A. K.
..3 1 1 4 0 0
.,8 0 0
..4 1.1
.. 3
JOE WOOD TIES THE RECORD
Wins His Sixteenth Straight Game
by Beating St. Louis.
TIES MARK SET ' BY JOHNSON
Veteran Pittsburgh Backstop
Johnson Won Slfctee nStralght for
the Wahlnon Team This Year -St.
Louis Wins the
' .Opening; Game.
BUS BEAT BREWERS' TIE
lansas City Annexes Two Games at
. ' Home on Sunday.
ST. LOUIS. Sept 15,-Joe Wood won
his sixteenth successive game and
equalled the American league record,
made by Walter Johnson of the Washing
ton team this season, when he defeated
Earl Hamilton In the second game of. a
double-teader. The game was called at
the end of the eighth inning because of.
darkness. St. Louis won the first gamo,
score S to 4. '
Hall was hit hard in the first two In
nings of the first game and gave way to
Kacruit Van Dyke, Who pitched Steady
ball, allowing 8t Louis but three
scattered hits. Fast fielding prevented
Boston from over-taking St. Louis' lead.
; Boston won the second - game in the
eighth inning when Wood was passed and
advanced to second on Hooper's single,
fpeaker was passed intentionally, filling
the bases. Hamilton then made a wild
pitch and Wood crossed the plate with
the winning run. A base on balls, a
single and a sacrifcs gava the leaders
their first run. St. Louis scored on a
double, an out and a single. Score, first
game: V; .... ' f' . '
Y Lflf'18. BOSTON.
, , ' AJJ H.O.A B.
k.lln rf. . I i t 0 AHooMr. rf.
AB.H.O.A.B.
..I I I
Craig, If. ...
Davis, rf. ...
Koerner, lb.
Hughes, 2b.
Callahan, ss.
Pettlgrew, cf,
Mee. 3b. .....
Clemons, e, ,
Scott, p.
O.
4
0
10
4
0
3
1
S
0
A.
0
1
1
2
0
1
2
8
Totals
.........18 2
DE3 MOINES.
AB. It. H.
4
2
4
2
8
4
8
8
4 27 15 1
. 1
.80
O.
0
0
E.
Ieonard, II. ..
Collins, cf. ...
Kores, ss
Jones, lb. ....
Rellly, 2b. ...
Claire, 3b
AVOtsel. rt ...
Sleight, c.
Houston, p. .,
Morris
j .. ToUls .....
Batted for Ileuston In ninth.
Js Moines ........ .0 0 1 0 0 0 0
Wichita 3 0 0 0 0 0 0
Left on bases: Des Moines, 8; WlcMtn,
4. Sacrifice hits: Davis, Kores, Blight.
Two-base hit: Pettlgrew. Double pluyni
Claire to Jones, Mee to Hughes to Koer
ner. Struck out: By Bcott, 3; by Heus
ton, 3. Bases on balls: Off Scott, 3: off
Heuston, t Hit by pitched ball: Mee,
Claire. Petttgrew4 Time: 1:20. Umpire:
Haskell. .. , ,
S 24 8 0
0-1
0 i
T. JOSEPH SHITS OUT DENVER
WtllUma, rt. 4
Hcxtn, It..., I
r.tt. Ib.... I
ItnTkll, lb., i
Aurttn, Ib... t
Shnly,
WIIp. nSb t
AlPMnittr, e 4
B'Rl's'A'r, P I
ToUls..
J I
1 t
1 1
11
S
0 I
1 1
4
4
8Ttfk. 4 S
OSpmIi", tt.. I I J
i euwti, U-... I;
I 10rtnoT, Ib. 4 I I I
I omthi, lb.... I I
I lWiinw, ii . I I I I 1
I ONn'mtkcr, e. I 1 1
I tCtir. I
I 0Hll, Ill'
' Vindyk. p.. I 9
II mil lHnrlkioa I
Hnl 1
' TUls...,.HllMU.l
Batted for Nunamaker In the eighth.
Bntted for Vandyke in the ninth. , . .
Boston ..............0 1 1 0 J 0 0 1 J-4
St. Louis'... 2, H0MM
Two-base h!ts: Wl"lms, ' Speaker,
Shotton. Hooper (2). Three-base hits:
Tratt. Gardner. Sacrifice hits: terkes,
Sppskrr. Double play: Stovall to Bhanley
to BtnroU. ; Stolen buses: Shotton (2),
Gardner,' Pratt. Alexander. Basel on
ball: Off Hall, 2; off Vandyke. 4; off
Bautngardner, 2. Struck out: By Hall. 2;
by Vnndvke., 7; by Hnumgardenr, 5. Hits:
Off Hall. 4 In one and one-third lnnlnxs;
off 'Vandyke, 2 In six and two-thirds In
nings, left on bases: St Louis. 8; Bos
ton. 7. Time: 2:00. Umpires: Evans and
Ean. . . .
Score, second game:
RT. MIVIS. . BOKTON. '
AB.H.O.A.K 'AB.H.O.A.W.
awnM M . t ATtnniwr. rf... 4 114 0
0TrKM. TO.., 1 i
ApMkr. ct.. Ills'
0Lwll. lf... 4 1-10
SGtrdner. lb., 1 1 I 0
0KaU. lb..., 114 4 4
SWwner, is.. I 1 4 t 0
SCsdir, I I I
CWeod, p..... I 4
WltUim. rf. I
Nonn, U ... I
Prutt, lb.... I
M'vll, lb., 1
Phnltr, ii. I
WalUr. lh.. I
ClDhnl. t.. I
Hamilton p. I
Mnwrvy. ib.. 4
Compton .. 1
A ToUli.....t I M I 4
Too
John mi MAb Cratcher. Prove
i. , Moeh for Monntslneera.
DENVER, Colo.. Sent. l!i.-Rt. Joseph
won the first game of a double-bender
against Denver. The'' second was called
tn the seventh ' on account of darkness
without either side scopinir. Both games
were pitchers' battles. Score, first game:
ST. JOSEPH.
AB. R. H.
....3
4
.... 8
O. A. E.
Kelly, cf
Powell. If .....
Watson, rf ....
Zwililng, lb
Rellly. 2b
WestenslU 8b
Goveett c ....
Melnke, ss ....
Johnson, p ...
Cnijcher, p ..
0
0
0
0
1.
1
1
0
Totals
Cilmors, If. .......
Casaldy, rf.
Beali, cf. ............
Qulllin, 3b.
Coffey, sa,
PVench, 2b
Lindsay, lb. .......
pahr, c.
Leonard, p. ........
Channel!
8
DENVER.
AB. R.
4
3
3
1
Totals
.32
2 2 0 0
0 10 0
0 2 0 0
0 9 0 0
0 2 3 0
2 10 0
111 0
114 1
0 0 1 0
0 0 1 0
1; 27 10 "l
H. O, A. E.
110 0
1 10 0
2 2 1 0
0 12 0
0 2 2 1
.0 2 4 1
1 8 0 0
0 I
1 0 3 0
0 0 0 0
1 27 13 1
::;' ( J '
POWELL KEEPS HITS APABT
Consecutive HIttinff by the Home
" Team' Wins' the Second Game
""' Base on Balls Forces
In Has.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. Sept 15.-M11-waukee
was defeated twice by Kansas
City, Poweil kept the visitors hits scat
tered in the opening contest, while the
locals mixed their hits with errors. In
the second consecutive hitting won for
the home club., SlapnlcKa's first base on
balls In the' fifth forced a run. Score,
first" game: "
- KANSAS CITY. s ',, MILWAUKEE.
J AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.B
BOWLING SEASON IS NOW ON
Commercial League Will Start Its
Schedule'This Evening.
DIAMOND OFFERED AS PRIZE
Omaha Leagae Will Berin to Play
on Friday evening: and Morrison
. League Starts Wednes.
day Night. -
Downey, 2b.. 4
Oulton If.. 4
IUrJ)i.i, ,3b. 4
Osrr, lb 4
Drake, ct.... 4
Wlkr, rt... 1
O'Connor, e. I
Ttnnchlll, n I
Pow.ll, p.... I
I Oteibold, ct.. I
0 PHnlal1, rf.. 4
1 CCksppsi'.s It I
0 OJone, lb.... I
OCIark lb... I
0 aDlsckb'n. M 4
I OLtwti, lb.... 4
1 0 Hughes, c... 4
1 OCuttlng. p... I
1 I
0 1
0 1
1 11
1 1
Plpnlck, p. 1
Totals & I 27 I 0Block 1
George Gibson, who was ' the hero of
the 1900 world's series, may. be traded to a
minor league' club, according to a re
port in base ball circuea. It is said Bar
ney Droyfuss , has the veteran catcher
slated to go to the St.- Paul club of the
American association in part payment for
some, of the players, the Pirates sscured
from that club during the last two yean.
.:: . .
Batted for Spahr In .ninth.
pt Joseph 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 08
Denver... 00000000-0
Three-base hit: Kelly. . Sacrifice hit:
Melnke. Struck out: By Leonard, 7; by
Johnson, i. Bases on balls: Oft Leonard,
2; off Johnson, 5. Double play: Beall to
Roahr. Hit by pitched ball: Melnko.
Johnson. Hits: iOff Johnson. In eight j
ana one-tnira innings; on ,ruicnr, nmm
In two-thirds Innlris;. ; Time: 2:25. Um
pires: O" Toole and Johnson.
TRIPLE PUY UHASe,cTP0 '- :'
MADE BY FiSST BASEMAN
' SAN FRANCISCO, Sept la-First Ease
, man William Rapps of the Portland
base ball club of the Pacific Coast league
made a triple play, unassisted. In to
day's game between Portland and Oak
land. '
Oakland runners were on first and sec
ond base. The batsman bit a low liner
toward first, and the base runners. think
ing the bfUL could not be fielded, sprinted
ahead. Rapps scooped up the ball with
one hand before It touched the ground.
He touched first base before the runner
could get back and then raced to sacond
t& t&a to get too third toga,
r . '::
ToUls..... IN I I
Bntted for Stanley n seventh.
; Called on account darkness,
ttnitnn ''.'......'..0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1-
St. Louis. 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 01
Two-We hit: Pratt Sacrifice hit:
Cady. Bases on ball: Off Wood. 2: off
Hamilton, 1 Struck out. By Wood, 8.
bj Hamilton. R. Left on bases: St. Louis,
I; Boston, E. Time: 1:50. Umpires: Evans
and Egun.' , i 1
Teams Play Itllnns Leaders.
DETROIT. Mich., Sept 15.-Washlng-ton
by a thrilling rally in the seventh
inning, defeated Detroit, 8 to 3, today In
a contest which "ntroduced almost every
thing possible In base ball. The game
was called on account-of darkness after
the elahth inninsr was completed. In
juries and the banishment of players by
the umpires kept both teams busy smiling
the r line una -
Johnson was accorded poor support at
the start, but outside or the iourtn ana
Sixth Innings, held Detroit to two singles
ana retired eignt natters on snxes in
order to break h's losing streak of f vs
straight games. Troy, a recruit blanked
Washington until the seventh Inning
bombardment McBrlde and J. Onslow
were put off the field for disputing
dec slons. Milan and Foster both were
Injured stealing second, but the forder
remained In the game. A wild throw
to first by Johnson forced Gandll to seek
the bench. Manager Griffith and Herman
Schaefer of the Washington team hav
been suspended for their arguments wurt
umpires yesterday and as Manager Jen
nlnas of Detroit is stilt under suspension,
both teams played today's game without
their leaders, score:
Time: 1:48. Umpires: Connolly and Hart
Sox Bunch and . Win. . . .
CHICAGO, Sept. 15. Chicago bunched
hits off Caldwell today and defeated New
York, 4 to t 'Barton's fielding featured.'
Score: . : . 'vV - V
. i CBICAnO. - ' NEW. YORK.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.OvA.B:
Rath, lb.... I lit OMcMillin, 4 0 114
MStllck. ct.. 4 III IMIdkltt, lb.. 4 1 0
Lord, If I 4 1 0 Danieli, If.. 4 I 111
Colllm, rf... I 1 10 OLellvelt, cf.. 4 11 0 4
Barton, lb... I 1U0 (Simmons, lb. I 1 i I I
Zei4r, Ib... 18 4 1 SChaM, lb.... 4 17 0 0
WMt.r. h.. I 1 4 I OHsrttell, rt.. till
Kuhii e I I I I t Sweeney. .'. 11 4 10
Clcotte, p... I I 1 1 Clwel. p.. 4 14 14
it., M(!Ct)BBell.. 1 4 4 0 4
Totals.. ... 71711 C
i . . ; ! Total 14 10 34 I 0
Batted ofr Hartzell In ninth.
Chicago 2 0 ,0 Oil 0 0 -4
New York..... 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0,0-3
Two-bass hits: Dan'els. Mattick, Rath.
Three-base hit: Collins. , Sacrifice flies.
Lord, Borton, Sacrifice hits. Kuhn
Hartsell. Stolen base: Lellvelt Double
play: Cieott to Borton. Left on bases:
Chicago, 2; New York,. 7. Bases on balls.
Off Clcotte, 1; off Caldwell, 1. Struck out;
By Clcotte, 2; by Caldwell, 8. Time: 1:40.
Umpires: Dineen and O Brlen.
I
Standing of lleams
ToUI..... 7 14 10 1
Batted for Cutting In the seventh.
Kansas City ...... C 11 1 0 6 0 0 -3
Milwaukee 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-1
Three-base hit: Coulson. Two-bHso
Mts: Drake. O'Connor. Lewis, Downey.
Bases on balls: Off Powell, 5. Struck
cMt:By Cutting, 1: by Slapnlcka. 2; by
Powell, 8. Time: 1:39. Umpires: Chill
and Irwin.
Seore, second game: ' ',
KANSAS C1TT. - MILWiAUKBB.
AB.H.0.A.B. ' . AB.H.O.A.B.
Downey, lb., till OLetboloV cf.. 1 0 1 1 0
Couleoo. If.. 4 14 0 lfUndall rf.. I 1 I II
Bsrbesu. lb. I 10 1 lChappelle, It t I 1 1
Tleae. lb.... 4 111 OJonei, lb.... 4 444
Drake, cf.... 4 10 0 OCItrke, Jb... 4 lilt
Walker, rf... 14 4 1 OBIackb'ne, 41140
Jttnea. ....! 1 I I . OLewli, ib.... I 0 0 3 0
Tannehlll. l I I 1 OHurhei, o... I 4 t i 1
Zabel, p 1 0 t I OBUpnlcka, p. I 1 1 1 0
. -'Block 1 0 4 0 0
. Totals II I II 10 I
; . Totals 83 34 13 1
;Batted for Slapnlcka In the ninth.
Kansas City 0Ol22OO0-8
Milwaukee 0 0 011 0 0 0 0-2
' Two-bv ae hits: Clarke, Chappelle.
Three-base hit: Drake. Homo run:
James. Bases on balls: Off Slapnlcka,
2; by Zabel, 7. Struck out:. By KiapnicKa,
5; by Zahel. 6. Time: 1:36.. - Umpires:
Chill and Irwin.
Millers Shut Oat Saints.
ST. PAUL, Sept l5.-Ir the last Twin
City game of tha season here today Min
neapolis shut St. Paul out. 8 to 0. Will-lams'-home
run in the second inning,
when the visitors made five runs, was tht
feature. .. Score:
' BT. PAUL. i MINNEAPOLIS.
AB.H.O.A.E.1 ( AB.H.O.A.B.
McK'ch'e, nllll OCIynur, ct... 4 1 I 4 S
H'chmtn, ib 4 1 I 1 lAIUier, is... 4 14 4 4
riynn, rf.... 1 0 4 0 OWtllltrai, lb 4 I 14 1
Reh(, lb.... 10 11 lRomnu, rt. I I I I I
Lewis, lb.... 1111 SKllllter. lb . 4 0 110
Autrey lb... 4 0 11 1 SDelehanty, It I 1 0 0 0
Baltton. W.. 1 0 10 0(9(11, lb....;.! Ill 0 0
Blcsert. cf.. 4 1 1 1 OOwens. e.... 4 0 4 1 0
Ilirsball. 0. I 1 I 1 0 Younk. p.... 4 14 10
PidM, p....l 0 4 11-
Bleser, p.... 1 0 0 II. Totals..... U 17 11 1
WASHSNGTON.
AB.H.O.A.E.
Woeller, rflb I
Foster, lb... I
Knraia, Ibw I
Milan, cf ... I
Gandll, lb .. 1
K'w'hy. rbl
lprte, lb.. 4
Shanki. It... I
MrSrlde, . I
Morni, rf. ... 1
Wltllama. c. 4
JohnwaT p., I
Washington
Detroit
DETROIT. .
AB.H.O.A.E.
Ill IBath, ..... 41141
111 OCorrldoo, lb. I 1 I I I
III 0 Crawford, it. I I I I (
I 1 I Cobb cf..... I I 1 I 1
111 OVaach, If.... till!
Ill Lond.n. tb.. I I I I I
111 IR.Onelow, lb I 1 11 I
til .0J On.low, .. I I I 1
111 OKoeher, c.... 111!
Ill ITrop, p till
I T 1 tWIIlett, p .. 4 III
til IJenien, p.... I I I I
-Jon. 1 I I I I
Total It 14 14 11 I
Totals.....!! I 14 14 1
Batted for Jensen in eighth.
..0 0 0 0 0 0 6-
.. 0 0 S 0 1 0-4
Two-base h'ts: Corrldon, Johnson.
Laoorte. Three-base bit: Bush. Hits
Off Troy. 10 In six and one-third innings;
off Willet 3 In two-thirds Innings; oft
Jensen, 1 in one Inning. Sacrifice hits.
Phanks, Johnson. Stolen bases: Milan,
McBrlde, Foster, Shanks, Kenworthy (2).
Double plays: Corrldon to Louden to
Corrldon to Onslow to Louden, McBrid
to Moeller, Laporte to Moeller. Left on
bases: Detroit 1: Washington, 8. Bases
on balls: Off Troy, 8. Baae on error.
Detroit, t Hit by pitched ball: Bj
Twy, Kenworthy; by Jensen, Morgan.
Struck out: By Johnson, 8; by Troy, 1;
by WUltU, L Passed ball: Williams.
Pulls from the Wire
Pressmen and feeders In twenty-three
shops i struck In Portland. Ore., for an
advance in wages and several changes in
shop rules. -
Governor Johnson spoke tn more than
a dosen Iowa cities yesterday. Governor
Johnson took his private car for Burling
ton, Where he will spend Sunday.
Worfl was received In Chicago" of the
murder of Joseph E. Blckerdtke, formerly
a wealthy resident of that city, at San
Andras, Lower California, by Juan Rees,
A guide, June 19.
Burton W. Gibson, the accused lawyer,
declared In his ceil in the Goshen. N. T.
Jail that hs was ' preparing - a defense
which would clear him instantly of the
charge that he murdered his client, Rosa
MenscniK bsmoo.
The Department of Agriculture received
a report showing that 15,000 to 0.000
acres of cotton in Arkansas have been
damaged by the cotton caterpillar. The
ntoney cost of the ravages of the pest
was not estimated.
- The British minister to China. Sir John
H,. Jordan, mtuie the representation to
the Chinese government that Great
Britain does not view with favor th new
loan of 3jO,COO,000 negotiated tn London
by the Chinese minister and a repre
sentative ot an maepenaent bank.
' The temporary Injunction ' Issued by
United States District Judge Cushman
restraining fifty-one residents of Renton,
a coal , mining town near Seattle, from
interfering with non-union men employed
In the mine or tne ruget sound Traction,
Light and Power company, was made
permanent'
WEST. LEAGUE.',! JAT. -LEAGUE.; j
W.UPft.) W.L-PCt.
Denver .....S7 0 .5921 NeW York... 86 40 .704
Omaha 84 64 .66 Chicago ....M 51 .tuo
St. Joseph.. 82 04 .554 Pittsburgh .S2 52 .618
Des Moines 76 69 . 521 Cincinnati ..os ss .ow
Lincoln k.,.72 77 v484Phlla ....... 83 70 .470,
Wichita .;..71 78 . 4771 St. Louis....S8 81 .
Sioux Cify..o8 75 .4751 Brooklyn ... 85 .871
Topeka .....48 93 .329) Boston, 48 2 .818
AMER, ASSTN.' r AMETt LEAGUE, I
v. ''W.L.Pot.'.A .;-'v.W.L.PcM-
Mlnneao'alfll W .645 Boston ...... 87 .713
Columbus... 97 03 .61tPhlla. . W .59U
Toledo . ... 93 65 .590Washington 82 57 .59
Kan. City. 80 78 .510Chlcago ....87 .483
Mllwoubna Ii Ut a?ODtrOlt ......64 75 ....I
Rt -Paul... U SR .M Cleveland .. 75 .44Sf
. . . I m . ars 1
Ijoulsvllle. SI 88 .38New xora.. (
TndiiuuLn'D. m 107 .aaeSt Louis ..47 89 .845
Yrnterday's Reaalta.
i WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha-Lincoln, wet grounda
St. Joseph. 3-0; Denver, 0-0 (second
called in seventh). . ;
Dea Moines, 0-1; wicnita, l-a.
AMERICAN LEAGUES.
Boston, 4-2: St Louis, 6-1 (seconcalled
tn eighth).
New York, z; unicago, .
Philadelphia-Cleveland, rain.
Washington. 6; Detroit, 3 (called In
eighth, darkness). - ;
Louisville-Columbus, wet grounds.
Toledo. 7; Indianapolis, 6.
Milwaukee, 1-2; Kansas City, 8-5.
Minneapolis, 8; St Paul, 0.
Games Today.
Western- League Topeka at Omaha,
Des Moines at Denver, St Joseph at
Wichita, Lincoln 'at Sioux City, j
National League St. Louis at Boston,
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. Chicago at New
York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
American AssociatlDn uouiavuie ai Co
lumbus, Indianapolis at Toledo, St Paul
at Milwaukee, Minneapolis at ' Kansas
City.' ' '-!
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of mafaria, liver derangement and kid
ney trouble, Is easily cured by Electric
Bitters, the guaranteed remedy. &0 eta,
Beaton Drug C4 ..; , ;
Bryan Disputes Right
of Colonel to Lead
; DENVER, Colo.,. Sept 15. William J.
Bryan tonight opened his campaign tn the
west in behalf of Wtoodrow Wilson and
the. democratic national .ticket Arriving
in Denver early In tha evening from a
brief vacation at Grand Lake, Colo., he
denounced, both William , IL Taft and
Theodore Roosevelt; . . .. ' ' .
Mr- Bryan sjoke vigorously against the
third term. "It would open a door which
no man might be able to close," he de
clared., . j .. i , .
'' Tha speaker disputed Roosevelt's right
to tha leadership of tha progressive move
meat .,.",......;':'. '
Totals.. ...II I IT II I
Minneapolis 0 5 0 0 3 0 0 0 08
St Paul.. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .0 0-0
Home run:' Williams. Double 1 plays
I,ewls to Autrey. to Hinchman, Altizer to
Williams to Gill. Hits: Off Dauss, 8 in
four and one-fifth innings; erf Rleger, i
In four and two-thirds innings. Bases on
balls: Off Dauss, 5; off Young, 1 Struck
out: By Dauss, 2; by Young. 4; by Rleger,
8 Passed ball: "Marshall. Sacrifice hits.
Killifer. Altmer. Left on bases: Min
neapolis, 6; St Paul, 7. Time: 1:50. Um
pire: Connolly. :
Fierce Fight Waged
at Foot Ball Game
By Irish Factions
BELFAST, Ireland, Sept 15 A fierce
fight was waged In - Celtto park foot
ball grounds today In which-sixty) per
sons were severely Injured, two of them
being In a critical condition. Five ot the
injured are suffering from shot wounds.
The fight took jlace at half time in a
game In the league aeries between the
Belfast Celtic team and a' team repre
senting Llnfleld. The Linflelds were
leading by a score of 1 to 0. Some Celtic
supporters unfurled a green and white
flag and started to parade.' Llnfleld par
tisans displayed a union jack. . Immedi
ately stones, bricks and clinkers were
hurtling through the ,, air. The police
ware powerless.- The opposing mobs,
thousands strong, surged toward the
playing field, where a regular battle was
fought in full view of the spectators In
th) grandstand. -:
The report of a revolver caused a lull
and many left tha grounds, but tha stone
throwing was soon resumed both, Inside
and outside the grounds. Mora revolver
shots, were fired, bat poire reinforce
ments arrived and suppressed the mob.
Ambulances were - summoned and
started to remove tha wounded lying on
the field, some of whom were In a shock
ing state, covered with blood. Altogether
twenty-five persona . were taken . to tha
hospitals. ,
The opening of the Commercial league
this evening promises to be one of the big
events of the local bowling season. It
is planned to have several city officials
make short talks before the first gamt
is rolled. Fred Brodegaard has offered
a handsome diamond ring to the bowler
making the highest score, . ,
Following is the lineup ' for the first
game: Brodegaard Crowns,, Pat Angles
berg;' captain; F. Prlmeau, Voss and C.
Prlmeau, Jeteer's Gold Tops, Gode'n
schager, captain; Zarp, Solomon, Gil
breath,' Hlnrlchs and Backen. s
Schedule for the first week:
Monday Jetter's Gold ' Tops against
Brqdegaard Crown.
Tuesday O'Brien s Monto , Chrlsto
against Omaha Bicycle Co.. ' -
Thursday Rogers Permits against Gor
don Fire Proofs.
Friday Adams Express Co. against Mo
Caffery Coal Co.
Meeting; of Omaha League Held.
The Omaha league held a meeting Fri
day night and completed arrangements
for the opening of their season, Septem
ber 20. -.
President Weeks announces the opening
of the Morrison league for Wednesday
night September 18,
' Schedules for the Event.
Booser League. , .
. . TUESDAY, SEPT. 19.
Clara Belles against Brandels High
balls. Popel GUlers against Storz Malts.
Maxeppas against Fred Delfs.
Guarantee Clothing Co., against Stars
and Stripes.
..', Mercanile League.
-. MONDAY, SEPT. 16.'
Bookbinders against Slzz.
Corey-McKenzie against El Pasos.
Mogulliians against Spaldings.
Beacon Press against A, O. U. W., No.
17.. 7. :, . .
Gate City League.
TUESDAY, SEPT. 17.
Tracy's La Trudas against Jabes Cross.
Storz Triumphs against Midwest Tail
ors... THURSDAY. SEPT. 19.
Hancock Epstens against Prays.
Old Style Lager against Franks Colts.
' Commercial League. ,
Monday Jetter's oGld Tops against
Brodegaard Crowns.
Tuesday-O'Brien's Monte Christos
against Omaha Bicycle Indians.
Thursday Rogers' , Permits against
Gordon Flrepreofs.
Friday Adams Express company
against McCaffrey Coal company.
. Omaha League.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 20.
Maglo City league; Garlow's alleys;
schedule not completed.
OLDFIELD AGAIN HOLDS
- MILE AUTOMOBILE RECORD
Bowling Standings.
Booster League. '
Teams. ( P. W.
Popel-Gillerv Pilseners . . $
Oara Belle 3
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Fred Delfs 3
Storz Malts 3
Stars and Stripes- v,.; -3
Brandes High Ball-.'... 3
Mazzeppa- 1v'..i;...-..-3-. -s o
Guarantee Clothing Co.-; 3 - 0
IndividuaJv avwragesf fir -.f. , ,
, ' - ft Games. A-i '' ' ? i'. Bam. A.
MacCarthy .AlCarkee. :..vl. 104
Firestone i" lWPickett i
Eastmaa..... ......... !' 162 Jaroih ..,.; 1
Mellum . 1' lSSBedweJl. 1
Cain ....; lmOcander".ww.'.....4 1
Wartcaow. I lrfstockwell "'.,'.5.''. ....' 3
Green ............. I 184Araiteln 1
Stem 1 180 Hammond ...!
Yousen 3 178 Rea 1
Stnm
Horwlch ....
Weeks ......
Cbrlateneen .
Howell
Jobnaoa ....
Hemleben ..
Bengele I
Toman I
Matthea I
C. Rice S
A. Bowers 1
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178Stlne .
171 Hansen ..,,..'.. I
174McCabe ."..;.; 1
17! Hamerstrom I
171 Cooler 1
170 Powell
IK'Wuetrlch
166 Wiley ...
164Roesslg ..
163 F. Rice .
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154
154
153
154
14S
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147
139
131
137
121
121
1 121
Fine Sport at Murahalltown.
MARSIIALLTOWN, -.. Ia., Sept. 15.
(Speclat Telegram.) Friday's races, post
poned on account of rain, were run this
afternoon on a muddv -ack and de
veloped the best sport of the week. From
a field of five, Jimmle L. Fatchen (Fran'
Mullin), North English, won first money
of a 3300 purse in the last three heats ot
a six-heat race. Princess Vasco (William
Beecroft), Eldora, was second. Mayalcon
(C. T. Brady), Marshalltown, and Ban
quet (R. C. Christiansen), Anamosa,
divided third and fourth money. Best
time, 2:24H. '
CLEVELAND, O., Sept 15.-Three times
today at North Randall, near here, was
the automobile record for a mile on a
circular dirt track broken. The old rec
ord, holder, Barney Oldfleld, himself
smashed the mark first lowering It from
C3 to 49:93 seconds.
Louis Dlsbrow did not suffer Oldfleld
to , enjoy his hew laurels long, for soon
after Oldfled's performance, Dlsbrow sent
his 'car whirling around the course In
9:35 seconds. Then Oldfleld went out to
beat Dlsbrow's new mark, which he did
by-another wide margin In, 47.91 seconds.
Key to the Situation Bee Advertising.
Don't despair! Just turn
to the fresh page in the
book of local clothingdom
Magee & Deerher.
You will find neither us
nor our merchandise "dog
eared" ; New and complete lines
of gendemens togs for fall
smart clothes, stylish
hats, snappy furnishings.
Everything . high - grade
without being high priced.
MAGEE & DEEMER
413 So. 16th. ,
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Street Car Service
; Resumed in Duluth
. DULUTH, Minn., Sept. laStreet rail
way service was resumed here today, at
least 75 per cent of the ear being manned
by ' strike breaRers. Not a brick was
thrown. - :
Governor Eberhart came today and lis
tened to statements from both sides. He
told the sheriff to stop the rioting or he
would order out the state militia, but
declared his confidence m the sheriffs
ability to oops with t situation.
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