TOE BEE! OMAHA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1912.
Its a Cinch Mutt Doesn't Care Much for the Styles of 1830
Drawn for The Bee by "Bud" Fisher
TfeESSeRs AUG Go 8flC
THE WNKGM., X AtSo
Hguucv hutt;
Some
BfcEAO t
THii riow op
"me cwtiei op
BeiN WIFELESS, f
) HIS OWN DOU&M
IF- HE'S
Nonce T
V ' ' 5 a l -js" -v . jwiy '
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DIVER GOBBLES TWO MORE
Leonard Comes to Eescue When
1 Locals Make Big Bally.
fECOND CONTEST IS A SHUTOUT
Crissliraj Raally Ootbat Local Team
In Both Otnn of Doable
Header Second 1 Called
-., After Kltfhth. " I. .
Lincoln BEATS TOpKK A AUA1X
satelopea Make TlmeiV Hits, While
I , Smith la Strongl. .
.WICHITA, Sept 26. Denver defeated
Wlcutta twice. .. In the. first came Wichita
knocked Schre'ber atf the mound In the
tighth and came within one of tying the
'cor but Leonard went la and struck
ut Mlddloton and Davie. The second
lime was called tn the elrhfh to allow
enver to catch a train. 8oor, first
tme: '
1 WICHITA. : ''
AB. R. H.
iddleton. of........ 6
ferlo, rf 6
First Group Photograph of the New York Giants, j:;
BOSTON TAKES FARCE GAME
oemer, lb......
ne. u.......
jallahan, s
5'ettigrew, If
"1-f Sb 4
I lemons, c. ...,..
jhoniai). p, ......
Waoob
4Hirham, p.
0 0
0 t
1 1
1
1
r n
0
i 0
0
0
e
Totala...
rnilmore. If....
Slaseidy, rf 4
tlieall, cf. ...... ....... 4
F'juiiitn, ab.. I
Bl offey, 6
Wrench, ib.. .......... 4
JUndsay, lb 4,
Sjilock. o.. v..... 4
sKchreiber, p 4
Leonard,, p...,...,.:. 0
DENVER.
AB. ft
4 1
. 0
1
1
0
1
I
0
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3
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0
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6
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1
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Petti-
I' TaUUt.... .'...... '..38
F, Batted for Tbom?j In elshth.
FWohlU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
lUeaver A 0 111 1 0
Jfiew (2. ptoieit baaeaw Jjuiuin... wacob.
! truck out: By ThmuiL. byuttobroibw,
Hi by Leonard, aUUfiV Oft ttchretber,-
Ml eeven And a JJlrfln1UnBi0olt Leon
thrd, 1 In. i one tlf tii-tHlliirdf jlnnlng.
,jie onf b&litrLViOXf -'EJuretber, 4; oif
"ihomM, I; off ,&mardTs;' off Durham,
'I. Time; 2;U Umplreor Uihtion and
d'TDole. ' f (.-
Score, aecoird jams: ' ' '
i ' WICHITA,
." AB. B.
Ut rf... 7. ...;... i o
(Coerner, !- 0
AHughe, 2b 4 . 0
Uiwhan, 4 0
Fftturew, If S 0
Uee, Sb S 0
.lemoni, o I 0
, I 4
...... I 0
V
H.
w
O. A.
fjjurham, p.,
- L.1II1S ..
. i; '
TotaU
11
' 1,
. 0
2
S
0
E.
0
(
1
0
1
.......30 0
DENVER.
AB. "K.
7 24 IS 4
O.
bilmore, ,lf &.r -8 I' StJ
.. v I I
..IS 0 3
..4 1 1 1
..5 2 11
.. 4 i a s
..4 0 1 10 '
.. S 0 2 3
...4 1 0 . ,
ji'tssldy. rf
'tieall. cf
TSuiiiin, Sb...
;toMey, la...
-.Trench, 2b..
3jndy, lb.
illiooJt, c
iarrto, p....
f Totale
H.
..85 10 13, 21 .H I
ilVlchlta ......0 0 0 0,0.0, 0. 0-.6
Denver 4 1 1 1 0 0 0 -l0
I To-baM hlta: Ollraore, Caastdy, Qull
fhn. Three-base hlta: Coffey. iTench (2),
lUolen baae: Ullmore. Struck out: hi
Durham. 1: by Kllis, 8: by Harris. I
.'Kane on balls: Off Durham. 1: :off Har
jl, ,2. Time: 1:40. Umpit:i Jolnon
ind O Toole.
rt. JOE AND DE8 MOINES EVEJf
first Came Iteaalts In Score of Ser
eoteeo o. Two. - -
ST. JOSEPH. Mo., Sept. 26.-St. Joseph
nd Des Moines divided a double'
eader today. Score, first game:
DES MOINES.
AB. R II. O. A. II
nard, If S 1 1 8 1 0
Joiims, ci y.o i . . . w. ke
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MwaasMafj i I mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm im 'WJ?? '' " ' wMs 1 1 " ,- ," '" ' ;
Miiiir--i.TT?lT,wi'jjirr 1 1 .rr. -.;a; Jt" u--..yBi!W
.-.-fa. W :l I
- , . .?fM MtMutii Lr - -1
Leaders Within One Victory
League Eecord.
of
FIFTEEN TO TWELVE IS SCORE
NeiT Vork tiets Away with Bljr Lead
by Hitting Vandyke and Adds
Runs at Pitcher Papes
Eipfmc
top; rtomnson, ssmsmbj Meyers, cat oner; rjicurai., manager xesreau, pucner;
Demeree, pitcher; Baker, pitcher; Snod- Murray, , flghttleld; , Shafer, utility in-
grass, centerfleld; ' Crandall,. 'pitcher; fielder; Klrby," pltoher; Doyle, second
-
tag, third DRW? t?foh, uUllty lnffelder;
Ckulait, pitcher; Burns," utility out-
slcteVT ifetkie,
catcher; Wlltse, flWlssri
coach; , Wilson, ; catcher; Ames,
fpfyjM rrssot M?sTa
lalMhnl'i HBotm
Collins, ' Ulatowski, Zxrilllng: Btolen
bases: Kelly, Powell, Watson, XwllUog,
JChns, Westersll. Btruck out: By Thomas,
I; by Hueston, 8:. by, Northup, 1. Bases
on balls. Off Thomas, U off Hueston,
6: oft Northup, 2; off Wetbel, 4. Wild
pltoh: By Wetsel (1), by Northup. Hit by
pitched bail:'- By "Hueston, Kelly, Wester
sll, Uossett, Powell; by Thomas,. .Leon
ard. Hits: Off Hueston, 10 in five In
nings; off Wetsel, 2 In two-thrlda In
ning. Left on bases: Des Moines, 7;
Pt. Joseph, ; 11. Double plays: Claire, to
Jones, Wetsel to Jonas. Time:
plre: Knapp.
Score, second gams:
l:86fi Urn-
DES MOINES.
AB. It II.
Leonard, It ........ 4
Collins, of ..."4
Korea,: ss
Jones, ' lb2b' S
Helily, 2b 1
Vlatowskl, lb 1
Claire, lb .......... I
Morris, rf V, 4
weight, c .,
Northup, p
Totals ..
,.i 4
...,4
0
0
'3'
0
0
0
1-
0
0
A.
1
0
''V
2
0
2
0
1
3
E.
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
bear, cf.. ......
McDonaidr' 3b.
Hmltti, c
Billings, a
Reynolds, p. J.,
4 0
......4 0
.....1 0
2 0
3 0
Totals ...C...'...S3 -7' .7 24 .14 1
LIncolh ............2 HC M'HlMi
Topeka 0 ft 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-1
Three-base hit: Borghammer. Two-bas
hlu: Cole, Carney. French (2), King,
McDonald. Left on bases: Lincoln, 6; To-
Epka, 6. Stolen bases: iierghammer,
loyd, Barbour, McLarry, King, Gard
ner. Sacrifice hits: Uoyd, Smyth, Smith.
Struck out. By Smith. 7: by Reynolds. 3.
Bases on balls: Off Smithy 1; off Reynolds,
S. Wild pitches: Reynolds, & Passed ball:
Carney. Time: 140. Umpire: Haskell.
36- S 12 27 IS
Jtelly.7 2b
Powell. If .......
Watson, rf
Kwllllng. cf ,
Bhns, lb .........
Westersll, 8b ....
OoHsett, c
Milnke, as ......
Jackson,, p ......
Hell, p
Castle
Totals
.ST. JOSEPH,
AB. R. ,.H.,,0.
:::::::- l:l
3 0
31
1 . J v (
8 27 ; 13
voreg. ....... i
Sones, lb
IT. Rellly, Zb ....
lalre. 2b
Morris, rf
lllatowski, c
liueaton,. p
SVetzel, p .
Jiorthup, p
..'8
.. 4
.. 4 .
.. 4
-.3 :
:rl
... 2
0'
"0.0
0 0
0 0
o-
' 0
Totala
V
sr.
. S3 2 S
JOSEPH.
AB. R. H.
..5 3
...1 4
24 U
ksiiy. Jo ...
rowell, if .,
M'atson rf ,
ZWllllDK, Cf "
Khna, lb 3 1
fVestersll, 3b 6 1
fiosmt, O 3 2
thistle, o 2 0
Alelnke, ss ..J. 6 1
(Thomas, p 4 1
Totals .......... 38 17 14 27 43 . 2
Pes Moines 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 a
Bt. Joseph 60024601 -14
Three-base hlu: Jones, Eiins. Two
tmso lUts; Kelly. Watson. Sacrifice hits:
O.
t
8'
2
2
12
1
0
2
I
0
Hatted fot. Jackson in th-lo-hh
Des Alolnes ...... 2 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 S
St. Joseph 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0-4
Home eun: Uossett. Three-base hits:
Jones, Powell. Saerlflce hits: Collins,
Claire, Ewllilng. Stolen bases: Leonard,
Jones U). Wafon. Meinke. Left on
bwrsi: Des Moines, ; St. Joseph, 8.
struck out: By Jackson. 8; by Northup,
4. Bases on balls. Off Jackson. 8: off
Northup, 7.; Wild pltoh: Northup. Hits:
!K& -RSkun.' 11 1" lht innlntrs.i Passed
W., f stt. . Double plaj-a: , Slight o
Relll Watson to Oossett. Kore to Jones
to Ulatowskl. Time: i;40. Umpire;
Knanp, K
LINCOLN, Sept. 28,-Llnooln w.on Its
seventh , successive game -from. .Topeka
today by batting Reynolds opportunely.
Smith waa strong whenever danger
threatened. Score:
LINCOLN. -
. , AB. R,
iierghammer, sb.... 4
2
3
4
4
4
Uoyd, 2b.
Cole, cf.
Barbour. 3b
McLarry, rf
Mullen, lb......
hmyth. If
Carney, c.....
Smith, p.........
Totals
Bashing, lf ...
French, rf.....
King. 2b
Gardner, lb...,
Hensllng, ss
.... 3
.'....3
.... 3
....30
H.
'.-3"
1
1
1
3
0
0
TOPEKA.
, AB. R. H
4 0 0
4 I 3
.... 4 0 2
.... 3 9 0
4 0 0
0.
, 0
0
0
1
3
13
1
9
1
27
O.
., 8
0 3
'8 1
3
lufE,
4 .0
A. E.
Or 0
0 0
0
0 0
3 0
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SIXTY MEN REPORT FOR
PRACTICE AT CORNELL
MOUNT VERNON, la., Sept 2.-(SDe-
clal.) The Cornell college foot ball season
Is opening with a sip which is decidedly
promising. Sixty men reported to Coach
Finger on the first night of practice, and
he ls'tonfident that this number wlU be
Increased by at least twenty-five. Among
this number are a number of the stars'
of last year. Under the leadership of
Captain Pony West all-state quarterback,
there will be something doing on . the
gridiron, during. the coming season.. Th
schedule follows.
October S Open (sit Mount Vernon.1) .'
October 13 Cornell-Iowa at Iowa City
October IS Open.
October 2S-4Jorne1l-Be)oit at Mount
Vernon.
November 2 Ojten. . '
November 9 Cornell-Ames at Mount
Vernon.
November 16Oomell-Ooe at Mount
Vernon.
November 23 Cornell-Grlnnell at Grin-
nell.
CHILDREN'S DAY AT
GAGE COUNTY FAIR
BEATRICE.. Neb.. Sept. 28-(Soecial.-
Vsterday was children's day. at the
county fair and It Is estimated that sev
eral thousand of them Were present to
see Aviator Bonner make his flights.
Many residents of Wyniore, Blue SprlngJ,
Odell and Plckrell came to the city to
witness the aeroplane flights.
The racing' program was good, the 2:15
pare being the leading feature. It re
quired five heats to decide it. Summary;
Ben Norval 3 3 1 1 1
C. B. M ! 1 2 8'3
Beatrice Maid 1 3 8 2 4
Time: 2:19W. 2:5. 2:1714. 2:184. 2:10
Maps Outplay Ttgrrs. '
, CLEVELAND, Bept. 28.-Clevoland de
feated letroit Boehler was hit hard and
mlxerably supported while Grpgg was ef
fective,1 Score: ' ' . ' '
, CLEVELAND. DETROIT.
AB.K.O.A.E AB.H.O.AR.
Johnston, lb6 t 4 .OBirah. ..... J list
Chapman, Nl 1 . S 9 K'arrldon, Jb I
1 t I Oawtord. rtl 1 I
t 1 0Ob, ef 4 1 1
I V lVrh. If.... I
I I 0Lodn. Ik.. 4 t 1
III! Mortulr. lb 4 14
Omn.r. If... 8 -l 4 lSUnajt e... 1 I
0'Nll, o.... 4 3 8 1 OBotlUer, p .. 8 4 4
OTft. t f 1 S I S
! . : ; ToUll.;...U 4M It T
TalV 1 IS 87 I 8 ,
Cleveland S 2 1 1 0 0 11 12
Detroit . ..0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-1
Two-base hits: O'Neill; Gregg, Craw
ford. Three-base hits: Jackson, Hendrik.
Chapinan. Double .plays: Jackson to
Johnston. Bares on balls: Off Gregg.
3; off Boehler, S. Struck ,out:By Bregg,
4: by Boehler, S. Time: 1:38. Umpires:
O'Laughltn and McGreevy.
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Standing of Teams
WESTERN LJCAGUE.
Won. Lost
Denver -
O tap. ha ,
t)(Toiph.......
Pes Moinee. ...... ...
Lincoln ..............
Sioux City....
Wichita ..............
Topeka
ETAOINSrWDUU
. , W.L.Pct.
New, Tork.'. 99 44 S3
Chlcaao ... 89 H .S3!
Pittsburgh. 88 66 .816
Cincinnati.. 774 .493
Phlla, 8 74.47
St. Louis... 68 88 .897.
Brooklyn .. B4 80 .876
Boston 48 ( .331!
Pet.
.60S
.681
.654
.600
.497
.470
NEW YORK CINCHES PENNANT
JDouble Victory Over Boston Fats
- Leaders in Safe Position.
H7 3
82 87
90 72
..... 79 79
i 81
..... 73 I
..... 75 88
,.,..61 107 .323
NATL LEAGUE.
AMER. LEAGUE.
W.L.Pct.
Boston ......101 45 .092
Wash 87 68 .600
Phlla., , 85 69 .699
Chicago' 71 74 .480
Cleveland ...i 68 77.49
Detroit ...1. 88 78 .466
New York.. 60 94 .347
60 86 .346
St' Louis
' - Yesterday's Results. , ... v
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Sioux City-Omaha, rain.
Pes Moines, 2-; St Joseph.. 17-4.
IJncoln, 6; Topeka. 1,
Denver, S-10;' Wichita, 4-0.
NATIONA1. LEAGUE.
Boston, 3-0; New York, 8-4.
St. Louis; 7-U; Brooklyn, 0-0.
, Cincinnati. 10-0; Chicago, 11-10. '
i AMERICAN LEAGUE. -
New York12; Boston. 15 (eUcht innings).
Washington, 3; Philadelphia, 3. ,., ,
Chlcaro-St Louis, rain. 1
Detroit, J; Cleveland. 12. .."i'v; : -..
kA i..rOsao TO8r. ' v.
Western Jjeague Omaha at St .Joseph.
Des Moines at Sioux City, Topeka at
Denver, Wichita at "Lincoln.
National' League Boston At New York,
St Louis, at Pittsburgh' PWtadsiphl. at
Brooklyn,, Cincinnati at Cblcago.
American League Washington at Phila
delphia, Chicago at St. Louis. Detroit. at
Cleveland-"' y - : -.
Pb til ten Win Doable-Header.
' BROOKLYN. Sept 26.-PhlladelDhla
won a double-header from Broeklyn to
day shutting oi the local In both games.
The visitors hit freely while their own
L pitchers, Alexander and Seaton, were in
line iorm. miner oi i-uiiaueiiu umus
a total of'eseven- hits in the two games,
Including two triples and a doable. Score,
first game: ". "
Score,!; second game:
TOrtAtXPaj'HIA. BROOKLYN.
' '- AB H.O.A G. AB.H.O.A.B.
Fukrt.'cf.jS'i4 Ma ran. rf.NJ 0 4 0 1
Iln.. 8 I 3 I iCutshaw, ttl I 1 1 I
HtM-m. lU: 4 ll lnl. et..4 4 4 4 4
. MIUr.-rt 8 ,4 raubrt, lb. 4 t 14 1 1
Cravats, If , 8 8l , Wht. If.... 4 4 4 1 4
Kn.t. Jb...4 3 4 4KI'k't'k. lb 3 4 1 3 4
Doolmn, at.;. 8 4 4 4 OKIsher. a... 8 4 1
Klllr,:t.;. 4,, I 1 OUrwlo. e.... 1 0 7 11
BMton. f 4 4 eKacroo, I .Mill
ndOjUUty outfleldeY; -aSssaiM, utility
Ider, aid pMasoot . Hennessey. f i
RECEUTT PITCHER DOES WELL
Mobile Man Shots Oat Bovtonlans
! with BeTen Scattered Hits, Faa
. alac Nine and Allowing
Only One Pass.
Devlin, Jh.,6
8wmh7, lb. 4
Jacluoa, If.. 4
Tltua, rf 1
Houser, lb. . 4
Ma'Tllle. as. 3
Cowdr. c. ... I
Perdu, p. .. 1
McTiaue, p., 1
KlrkS 1
Totala.
1 li
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ft'-'
Totala.. ...4) 18 3T It 8 Totals.. ... 4 It 4
Philadelphia .......1 8 t 0 0 0 7 3 0-11
Brooklyn. 0 0 ;o- o 0 0- o
TwQ-basa bits; . , R.,', Miller, '-Cravath.
Three-base hits:.. " . -.Miller ). Double
plays: Ragon to Daubert to Klrkpatrlck;
Fisher to Cut Shaw to Daubert; Dolari to
Knabe tovvMage: ,K!lllfer-..to Knable
Bases on balls: Off Seston, - eff .Ragon,
2. Struck duS; By Ceaton. 3: by Ragon, 6.
Time: 1:35; Vmplres: Klero and Orth.
... TltlUDBLPHlA. '. .V BROOKLYN."
v. AB.H.O.A.B." , 'AB.H.O.AI.
raakart, cf.. 1 3 CMoran. rt.. 4 4 114
tolas. Ib.... 8 1 t 3 4Cuuha. Jb. 4 4 8 4
Mates, lb.. 8 1 10 Igteogel. ef.. I 1 1 I I
R. Millar, rtl I 8 4 SDautxit, lb. I 11
CraTalb. - It. 4 lit Tt. It.... I ( I b e
KnabV lb..: 8 8 tKI'bp't'k. Ilblib 4 t !
Dnotan. saI'I I 8 tTVhm ... I 1 1
Kimfy. e.. T- ,0., Mlllor . ass
AIaB)or. pi i 'S OOjrtto, p.v.. 1 1 0
- Altas, p-.i,. I 4 4
TUI.W(lttt .l. -r-
'. . ' '.TtJ----.a im
Philadelphia''..:.:. 0,1 0 J.J 0 0 0 0-7
Brooklyn ..;.....V.O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Left on -bases: Philadelphia, ; Brook
lyn, 4-, T,wo-base htU Alexajider. Sacrl
fics Mt:. Doolan. , First base on error:
Brooklyn, 3 Stolen bases:' Daubert. O.
Miller,. Knabe. J Double plays: Knabe to
KiUlfer- td..Polan" to" Doolan; Dootfift-to
Knabe to- Magee. Base, oh balls: . Off
Alexander, S;-off . Allen,. 1 -Struck out?
By Curtis. I; by Allen," '4; b.V Alexander. 7
Passed ball:- O. Miller. Hits.-' Off Ctrrtls,
8 In thrao and owHthlrd innlnrof Ailen,
-in fivo and two-thirds innings. Time:
1:38. '.Unmlret: KJem and Ow-aa.
NEW, YORK, Sept. 28.-New York
clinched the pennant here today, when
it won both ends of a double-header from
Boston. The scores were 8 to 8 and
4 to 0.
Jn the first game New York knocked
Perdue out of the box in three innings.
Mathewson eased up when his team
mates procured him a good lead eight
of Boston's ten hits being made in the
last four innings.
Remarkable pitching of Demaree, a re
cruit from Mobile, featured the second
game. This was Demaree's big league
debut .He shut out Boston with seven
scattered hits, issuing only one pass and
fanning, nine men. In two innings the
visitors opened on him with an extra
base - htl, . but ' could not ' score.
Score first game:
BOSTON. , NEW TORK.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.OA.E.
Campbell, ctl 2 ODevore, If... 0 0 4 A 0
1 Burnt, If.... J 1 0 9
ODorla, lb.... I 114
lRaodsr'i. ct 1 11 0
OReckor, rf... 1 0 1 0
IMorkle, - lb.. 4 I II 1
Horioc lb.. 1 1 0
BOroh, 3b.... 1 0 1
OMerere, e;..
Hartley, c. 1 tt I 0
0 Fletcher, as. 4 I 6 9
Mathe'aon, p 4 3 4 4
M 1014 a I - -
. , ... .Total!.. ... 15 27 14 1
Batted for McTIgue In the ninth. '
Boston .......;.... 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0-3
New York 4 11 1 1 '0 0 0 -8
Two-base hits: Titus, Burns. Gowdy,
Devlin. Three-baSe hit: Sweeney. Double
plays: Doyle' to Fletcher to Me.rkle (2),
Fletcher to Doyle to Merkle, McTIgue to
Gowdy to Houser. Bases on balls: Off
Perdue, 3; off McTIgue. .1; off Mathew
son, 3. Struck out:' By Mathewson. 4;
by McTIgue, - 1.- ' Time: ., 1.32, . Umpires:
Easnn and Johnstone., , ;
Score, second game; .'
. BOSTON. , NEW TORK.'
AB.H.O.A.B, AB.H.O.A.E.
Campbell, cf 4 11 4 (Bursa, ' If.'.,, t
Devlin, ab... 0 4 -1 .Dayla. 2b ... 4.
1 OSnodar'aa. ef 4
l.OMurray. rf.. 4
OMerkte .' lb.. 4
O-ftHoraog." Sb.. 3 4 4
1 1 Wilson, t.... I H0
H Shafer. aa... 10 1
4 'ODemareoi p.. 3 0 1
', -nyan
Totals 38' T84 13 1 Totala'....: 1 7.0 Vlo
Boston 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0-0
iNew York ........ 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 -4
Two-base hits: Doyle, Houwr. Three
base htt: Kirke. Double plays: Herzog
to Doyle to Merkle, Devlin, unassisted.
Bases on balls: Off Tyler, 3: off De
maree. 1. Struck otit; By Demaree. 9;
by Tyler. 4. Time: 1:40. Umpires: John
stone and Easop, ':." , ! ; .' ' S '.
a , Cheaer Wins.' Two.. ".; ',:
CHICAGOk Sspt. ' 2t -Chicago defeated
Cincinnati twice. 11 to 10 nd 10 to 0.
Cheney was credited with bottv slrrww.
The visitors routed Lavander in the ninth
Kveenoy, 2b. 4
Kir a. If.... 4
Ttttt. rt....4
Moucer, ; lb.'. 4
Ma' n lie, oa. 4
JtarMen, c. I
Tyler, -p...i. 3
"". p-a v i ufTomne, p.. S O 2 l a
Toner, -p....! OS 4BsAw 10 Hi 0 0
Obenor, p .. 0 0 0 0McDoiiald . S o 0 0 0
o 9 I 0 OWorka, p.... 0 0 0 0 0
Benton, p... 0 0 0 0 0
Totals.. ...37 11 IT 10 I
' .r . '''- TotIf......40-ia 3741-7
Batted for Cheney in ninth.
Batted for Fromme in nintfT.
Ran for Bates in ninth. ...
Chicago 1 1.2 0 3 0 3 0 . 2-11
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 1010
Two-base' hits: Scrrulte; Klnsely, Egan.
Three-base hit: Saier. Hits: Off
Lavender, 13 in eight and two-thirds in
nings; off Cheney, none in one-third in
ning; off 'Fromme, 11 in eight Innings;
off Works, none In one-third Inning; off
Benton, none in two-thirds Inning. Sacri
fice hits: Zimmerman (2). Stolen bases:
Tinker, Ever?. Double play: Zimmerman
to Evers to Saier. Left on bases: Chi
cago, 8; Cinoinnatl, 11. Bases on balls:
Off Lavender, 3; off Toney, 2; . off
Fromme, 2; off Works, 1; 'off Cheney, 8;
off Benton, 3. First base on errors:
Chicago, 4; Cincinnati, 1. Hit by pitched
ball: By Works, Schulte. Struck out:
By Lavender, 10; by Fromme, 6; by Sen
ton, 2. Wild pitch: Benton. Time: 2:36.
Umpires: Ftnneran and Rlgler.
Score, second game:.,
CHICAGO. CINCINNATI.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
6keckard, If. I 8 -1,0 OBaacbar, If.. & 0 1 1 0
Miller, cf... 4 2 0 4 OBateo, cf.,..S 4 111
Tinker, as... 3 1 J J OHoblltael, lb 3 2 5 2 0
Zirn'man, lb 4 1 I I OMitehell, rf . 2 1 0 0 O
Bchuiio. rt..l 3 0 Almeida, Sb. i 1 0 1
Saier, lb....' 2 110 OOrant, as.... 0 0 0 0 0
Evera, 2b.... I 111 OMcGraoer, pi 4 0 0 0
Cotter, e.... 10 6 2 OEjan, 2b ... 4. 0 2 1 0
Cheney, p... I 0 I 4 OKnloely, 2b. 1 0 1 2 0
Savorold, c. 1 I 0 0
. ToUli mil 18 OBIackb'rn, 0 6 0 0
Benton, p... 0 0 0 0 0
UcDoa'd, as 3 1 0 1 0
H33T0X c?Jl- 2L Bastoa 3.pp-itcbi
within one garee of the Amencan league
record for games won in a season by
lrn:ng from New York today, 15 to '12
In a content that developed Into a farce.
Boston his s'k games still to play . In
which to bctc-r the record of 103 games
mud by Philadelphia two years ago.
Ncr Ycrlt got away to a big l?d by
hitting Vandyke and added runs at
Pape's expense. Boston bunched hit in
the fifth, sixth and eighth innings and
won out. On account of darkness the
game was called after eight innings.
Scare:
BOSTON'. " NEW YORK.
AB.H.O.A.E AB.H.O.A.E.
Hooper, rf.. . 4 1 10 i Mldkltt, lb.. 6 1 1 I
Krug, 2b.... 4 1 1 t 0 Chase, lb... 5 HI J
Speaker, cf.. 2 2 0 1 t-anll.. If.. 4 3 J
Lewis. If.... 6 2 0 0 ofllvelt. c( 6 4 10 0
Eagle 3b. .. 6 3 2 2 0 Blmmone, 2bS 0 2 J 0
Btih';. lb J 110 1 Ogterrett, rf.. 4 10 0 0
Wagnr, Br.. S 0 4 9 a MoMlll'n, bb 4 1 0 1 0
Carrlgan, c. S 2 S 2 0 Wtlllama,
Vandyke, p.. 1 0 1 4 1 Ktlng, p.. 4 I 0 I o
Pape p 1 0 0 2 0 Caldwell, p. 0 0
Henriksen .1 0 0 0 0 Thompson, p 0 0 0
Thomas ...10000
Totals 40 14 24 14 1
Totala IT 14 2 JS f
"Katted for Vandyke in fifth.
Batted for Pape in eighth.
Boston 0 0 0 3 4 0 S-lfi
New York 0 2 1 4 6 0 0-12
, Two-bsse hitfT Krug. Lellvelt Keating,
'Lewifa-teKngle, SPiree-base hits: Sterrett
(i- Hooper, ,S.U:er. Hits: Off Vandyke,
f in five- siinings; off Pape, 8 in three
innings; off Keating, 12 in seven and two-
; f f ol.lii-oll o. In no in
ning; off Thompson, none in one-third
inning. Sacrifice hitr Krug. Stolen
-i,c ToiivBit ... McMillan (3).
7r: . .
eterrett. Left o bases: r.osion, a,
Bases-on pans: 'ii
eating. 4; off Caldwell. 4: off
Thonlisi, 2. First base on error: New
, YorlC Hit by pitched ban: By van
ctnir nntr Rv Vandvke.
l;. bv Keating. 8; by Thompson, Passed
I ball: WilUams. Wild pitch: Keating.
Time: 2:16. Umpires: Dineen ana nwu
News Notes of Mason City.
mason CITY. Ia.. Sept 26.-(Special
Telegram )-From 1 Oto 20 per cent of tha
corn was damaged by last night a rrost,
when the thermometer registered 29 de
grees above.
The Adams Express company was in
dicted for, nuisance in its method of
handling liquor. '
Ten carloads of wheat were wrecked
last night a,t Monona, -
. Totala 21 B IS 1
Chicago i 7 10 0 0-10
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 0- 0
Two-base hits:, Schulte (2). , Three
base hits: McDonald, 'Zimmerman. Hits:
Off Benton, 8 In two innings': off Mc
Graner, 3 in four Innings. Sacrifice bits:
Tinker, Cheney. Stolen, bases: aier (2),
Evers, Bescher. Double plays: " Evers to
Tinker to Kaier, Almeida to Kneisly to
Hoblltsel. ' Left on bases: Chicago, 3;
Cincinnati, a Bases on balls: Off Ben
ton, 2; off Cheney, 5. Base on error: Chi
cago, 1. Hit by pitched ball: By Ben
ton, Baler. Struck out: By Benton, 2;
by Cheney, 6; by McGraner, 4. Passed
bail: Cotter. Time: 1:16. Umpires: Rlg
ler and Flnneran.
10
l
2
t o
2 1
2 2
0
1 0
inning; of the first game and scored ten
.una omlna. am. d . a A ih. fiiKa Dn-
ton's wlldness In-the locals' ninth ' en
abled the Cubs .to win.. The second game
was 'called on "account of darkness at
the end, of. the. sixth inning. Srore, first
game:- . .':'-' '. .
. .- CHJCAtSO. , -nWClNNATt. . .
4- AB.H.b.A S. ' AB.H.O.AK.
Sboekari. If. 8 1 OSc-'bar. if, 6 It 1
Miller, cf... 1 t 4 IKnlaely, at. 8M 4 4
Tinker, .aa... 6 lit I Hoblitael. lb;l- I 1
Urn' man. 5b I 1 14 OMItcbelU rf. ( "I I'.O
6Ua. .rf...4. l- w--4AlmlJa-i. I'-t I 1
Eatar. lb.... 4 I T 9 OGrant. aa.... I 11 If
Evera, 2b.... 4 111 0 Earns; lb.... 4 111
i u OBevaraUL a.. S a i A
t
Plratra Beat Cardinals. ,
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 26.-After St JjOuIs
had obtained a good lead early In the
game, Pittsburgh came from the rear and
won, 7 to 6. Every Pittsburgh player was
at bat Jn the eighth Inning. Score:.
PITTSBURGH. . ST. LOUIS.
'AB.H.O.AI.B." " AB.H.O.A.E.
Byrne. 3b. ..I t l i OCathera, cf.. 4 1301
4 0Bresnaban. 1 0.0
(Ma see. It.... 4 1 1
4Wbltted, lb. 3 1' 0
OSmltb, lb... I .2 It
CEvans, rf.... 4 1
Hauser, aa
llujlUr 2b
0Ollbooley
OWlngo, ...
(Steele, p..
2.1 Borks, p..
0 0 OOriner, p
4 0Ellla ..
14 0 ,
Totals.
Totala. .. .21 10!s T 1
Batted for (ibson In ninth.
Batted for Robinson In sixth.
Ran for Hyatt in sixth.
Rollins out, hit by batted ball.
Batted for Cathers in ninth.
Batted for Rollins In ninth.,
Batted for Griner In ninth.
Pittsburgh 0 0 0 0 0,3 0 4 -7
St Louis . ....3 0 1 0 0-0 0 1 0-5
Two-base hits: Kelly, Magee. Three
base hit: Smith. Bases oa balls: Off
Robinson. 1;. off Hndrlx, 2;. off Burke, j.
Struck out: By-Robinson, 1; by Uendrlx,
3,: by Steele. 1; t?y Burke, 2. Time: 1:50.
Umpires:: Owens and -Brennan.
Carey, lf-cf. 4
Nicholson, If 2
Hondrlx, p.. 2
Wagaer, a,. 2
Miller, lb-.. 4
Wilson, rf... 4
Butler, 5b... 4
Gibson. . c. ... 1
Donlln 1
Kelly, t 1
IloblDson, pi
.. 1
Mausor. cf.. 0
.. 1 J0
.24
I 14 4
r
AVIATOR CRUSHED TO DEATH
UNDER WRECK OF AEROPLANE
TURIN, Sept, 26. Lieutenant Regazzoni
wille piloting a new aeroplane today fell
from a height of 230 feet. He was crushed
to death under the wreckage.
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