THE BEE: OMAIJA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1913.
Oh! Pipe the Old Boy; He's Off Again
Drawn for The Bee by "Bud" Fisher
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ON "CAOeexu" N
THE FOOR-tH RAC.G
TOPEKA YICTOR IN ODD GAME
)maha Losei, Though Making Eleven I
Hits and Eight Runt.
flAME DECIDED IN THIRD INNING
ICarra Int Otfr Six Hum to Omnha'a
Five In Third Sesalon and Keep
LendScore, Nine la
Klsrht,
two-thirds Innings. Double play: Cooney
to Burns. Struck out: Dy Durham, 1:
by Wheatley, 6; by Doyle, 2; by Bills, 6.
Hun on ballti Off Durham, 4; off
Whoatley, 3; off Doyle, 2; off Etell, li
off, Hills, 2. Passed balls; 7ap (4). Hit
by pitched ball: Miller. Smith, Caatle.
Time; 2:30. Umpire; Scgrlst. ,
SMITH'S WILiDNESS LOSES OAMU
Daweon. rf...
Kelly. If
Zwllllng. cf.,
Wtaterzll, 3b
Uygll, ID
Watson
Griffith, o...
Weinke, ss...
Crutcher; p,
f Dale Gear's Topttca Kaws took the rub
per same of the aeries yeittrdny after
noon when they am&vaed six run and alx
fills off Robinson In tho third Inning and
faded three mora tallies off Hicks In the
Ifth. The final count was 9 to 8, with
Pmaha at the shnrtvend.
It vas plainly demonstrated yesterday
that It la difficult for the Omaha team
to win without' a first rate pitcher In the
box. The ltourkus mado enough hits and
funs to Win apy prdlnary game, but tlieso
Tvent for naught
O. Bmlth, ' who twirled for tho Kawa,
tvaa not mu,ch better than 1 licks or Hob
Inson, but he kept his hits scattered aside
tram the third Innlntr and kept the. Omaha ) Ophs. 2b.
bUlicli Just far enough behind to prevent f"hanf. .c,.
them from winning.
The Kawa opened up In the third In
hlntc. French tripled to left and scored
on 0. Pmlth' double. Cochran and C.
Smith alngled, filling tho bates. Korsythe
doubled, icorlnc O. Bmlth, Cochran and
C. Smith. McLarry hammered out u
home run, acortna; Forsythe and himself.
Omaha came back with five runs. Orubb
wns safe when dear dropped his hlRh fly.
lllcka was safe on an Infield hit Coyle
forced Orubb at the plate. Thomason
doubled, acorlntt Hicks and Coyle. Con
galton singled, scoring Tommle, Kano
tripled, sendlnir Connie over, and scored
himself when Cochran booted Johnson's
grounder.
Bapps was safe In tho fifth when he
forcod Gear at second. Crist singled. O.
Smith doubled, scoring Itapps and Crist
Vor Omaha Congulton doubled In the
fifth and scored on Gear's error In han
dling Johnson' Una drive,
wicua doubled Mn the -sixth, went to
third on Justice's- out nnd.acored on an.
rror bv French. Coyle doubled In the , Bcore
ninth and scored on Congalton'a alnile.
Scores
OMAHA.
All. IU
It.
Extrit Ilnse Drives Also tet In the
Joule.
ST. JO0BPH, Aug. 7.-Srnlth'a wlldness
and extra baao drives, won, tho Kume for
St Joseph over Lincoln. Lloyd's home
run acoted Lincoln's only run In thb
seventh. Scorei
LINCOLN. ..
. .. A13. It,
wore, zd 4
Collins, rf 4
Dowllng, sa,, 4
McCormlck, If 3
CoK cf,.... 4
Barbour, lb 4
Holler, C. 2
Peploskl, 3b .,, 2
Donovan, rf 1
Smith, p 3
Knapp ..' l
O.
1
0
4
3
2
r.
s
l
o
Totals 32 3 0
ST. JOBEPH.
All. It II,
... 4
... 4
... 4
... 3
,,..., 2,
0
4
3
1
1
0
0
0
5-
0
0
0
0
0
21
O.
1
5
0
9
i
S
0
0
2
1
A.
3
0
2
0
0
2
1
2
0
4
0
13
A.
0
0
0
3
2
4
0
0
0
3
1
THREE IN ROW FOR REDS
Hastings Makes Clean Sweep of
Islander Series.
CEMENT COLTS MOVE DOWN
Standing Teams
WESTERN LEAGUE.
I'layed. Won. Lost.
Kenrncy Knpllnllata Give Them An
other Taste of Defeat rrohtba
Take tine More Game
from Fremont.
0
2
E.
0
0
0
0
n
0
0
0
0
0
0
HASTINGS, Neb., Aug. 7.-(Spcclal'
Telegram.) HantlnBB mnde It three
0 straight on Grand Island today. Four
J i ulnglcs and a home run by Harry gave
0 tho Islandora throe In tho eighth. Hat
0 1 ting by Tacke, Urown, Tuckey,' Schoon
J j over and Barry and a double play, Tacko
0 to' Brown and return, wero features.
0 ! Scoro!
GUAM) ISTIVND. HASTi.NtlS.
AD. 11.0. A. E. AO. ll.O. A. 12.
Pnror. .... I ! 2 lTKchtoM, rl. 4 1 1 0 v
0 0 Fort mm, id.
2 0 llennett, cf.. 4
0 0Tfkn, lb... 3
0 l Drown, u... 3
0 OFIrettln. Jt t
5 1 McCab. 1(. 3
0 llllch'rdtn, cl
S 0 Tucker. P-.. I
Downtr. rf. 4
lurrr. lb.... 4
tichonorr, cf 4
"rlr, lb... 4
Howfil, If,. I
Vrd, 3b.... 4
Smlier. e... 4
rrcinklln, p. 1
0
2 1
3 1
1 11
0 1
1 2
1 1
1 0
1
1
3 12
2 2
0 1
1 1
1 7
2 0
4 8 27 It
Justice.
Coyle. If 5
Thomason. ef
Congalton. rf J
Kane, lb
Johnson, c.."
Hennessey, Xb.. 4
Gruhb. 3b,
RnHnson. P 2
Hicks, p
. O.
o u
2
1.
s
0
0
s
2
2
a
2
1
3
0
0
A.
4
0
0
0
1
1
3
3
1
2
Totnla 30
Hotted for Bmlth In ninth.
Ran for Schnng In ejghtli.
Lincoln 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0-3
St Joseph 1 2001000 -
Home run; Lloyd. Three-base hits:
Kelly, Melnke. Two-baso hlti Zwlllliu.
Stolen bases; iiwllllng, Ochs, Hohnng.
Earned runs: Lincoln, J; tit. Joseph, 2,
Left on bases: Lincoln, !; itt Joseph, 1,
Struck out: By Smith. 4; by Crutcher, 6.
Bases on balls: Off Crutcher. 3. Hit by
pitched ball; By Crutcher, I'eoloskl. Wild
pitches: Smith (2). Double, plays: West,
mm to Ochs to Gygll, Lloyd to Cowling,
Time: 2:07. Umpire: Abbott.
' i
nousTisns "''HioAT aRirriiins
Win Deciding: Contest on a Great
Bully In Fourth.
DEB MOINES. In., Aug. 7.-Des Moines
won tho deciding game of the series from
Denver this afternoon, with a great rally
In the fourth Inning, .brought to a climax
'when'Jonba smashod'the ball to tho deep
est torner of the lot with the' bases full.
DEB MOINEB.
AB. R. If
Jlatin, rf 3
Braen, If .3
Hunter, cf..... 4
Lrfonurn, so a
Uoncs, lb.,... ........ 4
Hillly. (b 4
Shaw, o 3
Andreas, 2b 2
juusscr, - p i
.... 4
Lafferty. p.
Totals
Totals
.39 S 11 27 U 2
TOPEKA
AM.
Cochran. Sb 6
Smith. if..M
rorsythe. rf f
McLnrnj 2b.........
Gear, cf.. 9
Rapps, lb...
Crltt c
French.
a. Smith, p
Reynolds, p .J
Totalo 40
Omaha . .
Runt J 0 8
Hit 1 1
nunc .........0 0
Hits 0 0
II.
2
2
3
1
9
0
1
1
3
0
9 14
O.
3
4
2
0
10
K
1
0
0
27
110
110
A.
I
1
0
0
0
3
O
Oulllln.
gassldy.
Channell. cf 4
Butcher, zb ,.'.3
Klston. If i. 3
Block, o s3-
upanr. c
Coffey, m
Ktehsr, ft
King, p
Jiogernian. p,.
12
Totals
IDea Moines ...
Denver ............
,1-8
a-rii,
sosooo o a
1 6 1 0.0 1-U
Two-bnf hits: ConKaUon, .Tnom??n.
Coyle, Hicks. G. Bmlth m. . -arorayine.
Gear. Three-base hits; Kane.-iKrrnh.
Homi run: McLarry. Doublelatf Rob.
I.... rtnihn n Knne; French td
Rapps. Hits: Off Robinson. 5 In two Inj
r.ltits; off JIICKS, in seven inning, yu
ti umlih. ii in lirht it ml two-thlrds In-
pinga. Struck out! By Roblnsoh. It hy
HleUa. l; by G Smith, 1. Baaes on halln
Off Robinson, li off G. Smith, 2. Hit hy
Pitched ball: Rapps. Lett on base:
Omaha. 7: Topeka,'. T me. i;. urn
rlres: McAllister nnd Schipxe.
SIOUX
Doth
WIN
IN
8LXIGF15ST
Indiana and Jobber Make
Mony Errors.
BlOUJt uitx, is-, auk. i. in Tumvl
uninteresting slugfest and error carnival
tho Blouxa won today by a score of IS to
ta Th nlavlne of neither sld merited
i. victory. The pitchers worked with in
difference and were siuggoci an over ins
Held, score:
SIOUX C1TV.
AB. R. If. O.
Cooney, 2b S
Clarke, If 2
Smith ss. 2
Callahan, 3b... 3
Davidson, cf 4
Rums, lb B
Miller. rf.,........j. s
Rapp. c....1 ;.. S
WheoHley, p 1
Doyle, p 4
lizelt, p 0
2
0
0
0
Totals ..
Si 13
WICHITA.
AB. R.
J. Rapp, ss 4
Nicholson, If... 4
Middle ton. cf 6
Hughes, 2b 8
Burke. 3b 3
Koerner, lb ,.. 5
Davts, rf... S
Castle, o 3
Durham, p , 0
Bills, p 4
16 27
II,
0
2
O.
1
2
0
2
1
0
8
0
1
A.
1
0
0
3
0
u
0
3
1
1
O.
1
2
3
1
12
3
1
1
0
' 0
A.
0
0
0
I
7
3
6
0
0
E.
0
0
0
i
i
0
ToUU JJ 5n 13 3 Totlli 31 It 37 11 I
Bechtold out bunting foul third strike.
Grand Island 2 00100030-6
Hastings 0 2 2 2 1 0 0 0 -7
Two-bnse hits'. Brown. McCabe. Three
baso hit! Tuckey. Homo runs: Schoon
over, Barry, Tacke. Stolen bases:
Brown. McCabo (2), Fortman, Pryor,
Franklin. Double plays: Brown to
Taclie, Tacke to Brown to Tacke. Flre
stlne to Tarke. Sacrifice hlt: Schoon
ovet, Howell, Flrestlne, McCabe, Brown.
Bechtold, Tuckoy. Lnsea on ballsi Off
Tuckey, 1: off, Franklin. 1. Hit by
pitched ball: By Franklin, 2. Struck,
out: uy luaKoy, o: ny Franklin, 1. Wild
Pltchea: Tuckey, Franklin. Umpire:
Longnecker. '
Knp Take Another. ii
SUPERIOR, Neb., Aug. 7.-(8peclal
Telegram,) Kearney won from the Ce
ment , City Colts today In a ngmo that
for tho first two Innings resembled a
farco comedy. The visitors made eight
scores off Hatch In two Innings. Ho
was then relieved by Vance, who pitched
very good ball for the balance of the
game. Features were the batting of Red
Hctrlott and nensatlonal fielding. Snore:
kbarnbt. Bupsnion.
AB.ll.q.A.E. AD. ll.O. A.
Denver 10)
Dos Moines 100
St. Joseph 10$
Lincoln 107
Omaha 110
Topcka 100
bioujc c tv 108
Wichita 110
NAT'L LEAGUE.
W.L.Pct
New York-. .TO 31 .0901
Phlla CO 36 lf.25
ChlcagoJ.,..64 4S'.629
Pittsburgh .52 47 .C25
Brooklyn ...43 53 .4S
Boston 41 67 .418
Cincinnati .41 C3 .394
St.. Louis.. ..39 frt .37$
AMElt A&S'N.
W.LPct.
MIlwaukea.GS 47 .SSI
70-
61
6(
C4
49
47
41
AMER.
39
45
53
63
K
67
69
69
Pet.
.642
.575
.509
60S
.m
.4(12
.443
.373
LouUvllle,..Ci 47 .C"8
Mlnneauo s.62 49 ,6.i9
Columbus ..fl fl .64.'.
St. Paul ro 59 .49
Knn. City.. .51 CO .459
Toledo bi tu ,io3
Indlanap's..37 69 .349
3b.
rf.
33 7
DENVER.
A'B. It
3 1
2
1
2
0
0
9 27 18
1.'0 .
3 0
II.
2..
0
1
-l
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
o.
0
4
1
2
1
5
o
I
.8
0
0
A.
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
2
1
2
I
....50 6 0 24 8 2
...0 1 0 2 0 4 0 0 l
,3 U H U I U U U V--0
Twa.bnse. hits: RelllV. Breen, Jones.
Home r'inii: Channell, Butcher. Sacrifice
nit: unnn: liases on doiis: uii Miisser.
4 ptf Klntr. 6; off Hagermnn, 2. Struck
out; By Mussef. 2; by Lnfferty, 2; by
King, a; oy Jiagerman, a. tin oy pucnea
bull: Musser (Qutllln). Wild pitch: King.
HtolkD. bnsos: Caaldi Andreas, Hits'
Oft Mossor. 2 In two and two-thirds In-
MoKnl'ht. lf 11
Hrnek. Ib,., 2 1
Acook, 2b... ( 1 t
Herrlott, lb. I 3 11
Hchrurtn, ef 8 1 2
"nr. e. 4 s
W oodrulf, n42l
Diamond, rf I 1 o
rtrlck, p. 1 t 0
ToUli,.
a OMelnrrt. cf . 4 0 2 0 0
1 0Un4i, ...8 2 0 1 0
3 OOrer, 3b 1 3 3 4 1
1 01jinirth, ill I 0 M
0 OThflMlni. if 4 1 t 0
1 Olloktwllh, lb 4 2 14 0 0
8 OObit, 8b 4 1 3 1 0
0 0 Rom, e 0 0 1 0 0
3 0 BchlV .... 4 1 3 1 0
.41 14 37 It OVtnco, p.... 8 0 0 3 0
. ToUU 31 10 27 18 1
Kearney o 1 6 8 1 1 0 0 0-12
H"Perlor 0 0 0 2 1 1 1 0 0-5
Homo runs: Woodruff, Herrlott.
Three-base hits: Scheuren, W. Gray.
Bockewitx. Two-base hits: H. Gray (2)
"K0tt'a.Byn,elc' Mockewitz. Schold. Lan
u.iV. ?.trYck,?ut! liy 'nrlck. 2j by
J??10?' -Jl b' Vance, 2. Double plays:
mmu(lrrtt0 0". 10 e.rT,ott' HeVrlott.
unassisted. wild pitches; Patrick.
Woo'drnfV1 """W tall: Patrick and
iiMr rmfibl ,Vftnco' I-ndreth by Pat
B.i8,ol'ini. bMCV. Woodruff. Manda.
T?mi?C"i.whU? ,MeKJrtt. Diamond.
Time: 1:56. Umpire: Myers.
York Win from Fremont.
KrImiVo?kebwonAfin teUX
Bam, ru!1 o' ensatlonaJ .days
Sf,rtri.S?i! M?nt h.B1 ,orK'd ono to the good
?iil hl.nt.h.fm f0.na h,t- Hlnkley went
ami ll3? elBhth' whBn. h0 weakir!?,!
and with the score a t o he walked
tS ihl Wt?SW when Mulvey doubled
to the left field fence and, Ixlse alnslod
10 contor, aconnpr Mulvey. This lo tho
LEAGUE.
W.L.Pct.
Phlla 71 31 .696
Cleveland ..,64 41 .610
Washington 07 45 .659
Chicago ...,,65 62 .514
Boston 49 52 .486
Detroit 4 4 62 . 415
St Louis 42 67 .3S6
New York.. .83 65 . 337
STATE LEAGUE.
W.L.Pct.
Kearney ....47 33 , 5ts
Hastings ....46 36 .661
York 43 37 .53S
Superior ....44 38 .537
Columbus ...40 41 AH
Fremont ... 39 43 .476
Beatrice ....33 48 .407
Gr. Island. ..33 49 .402
Yeaterdny'e Result.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Denver, 6; Des Moines, 7.
Wichita, 13: Sioux City, 15.'
Lincoln, 3; St. Joseph, 4.
Topeka, 9; Omaha, 8. '.'
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston, 3; Pittsburgh, 4.
.Brooklyn, 2, St. Louts, 3. .
Now York, 5; Cincinnati, 2.
Philadelphia, 2; Chicago, 6.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago, 11; Washington, 4.
St. Louis, 8; Boston, 9.
Cleveland. 3: Philadelphia, 7.
Detroit, l: New York, 6.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
St Paul, 0; Toledo, 7. ,
MlrneapollB, 1-2; Indianapolis, 5-2. Sec
ond gnmn called, darkness.
Kansas City, 6; Louisville, 3.
Milwaukee. Mf Columbus, 7. , :,.
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE'
urand island, 6; Hastings, 7.
ColumbUB, 4; Beatrice, 6.
Kearney, 12; Superior, 5.
Fremont, 3; York, 6.
flnmea Today.
Western League Denver at Omaha,
Lincoln at Sioux City, Topeka at Des
Moines, St. Josoph at Lincoln. ''
National League Boston at Pittsburgh,
Brooklyn at St. Louis, New York at Cin
cinnati, Philadelphia at Chicago.
American League Chlcngo at Philadel
phia. St. Louis at New York. Cleveland
at Washington, Detroit at Boston.
American Association St. Paul at To
ledo, Minneapolis at Indianapolis, Kan
sas City nt Louisville, Milwaukee at Co
lumbus. Nebraska State League Grand Island
at Hastings, Columbus at Beatrice,
Kearney at Superior, Fremont at York.
CUBS DEFEATPH1LADELPHIA
Ed Stack Makes Debut, -Holding
Other Side to Four Hits.
ONLY TWO OF THEM BUNCHED
Chlcngo Manager and Catcher Kll-
lifer Both Ordered to Clnb
Ilonae for Dlansrreelnfr
tvlth Umpire.
CHICAGO, Aug. 7,-Pltcher Ed Stack.
recently obtained from Brooklyn In the
trade for Ed Rculbach, made his dobut
In a Chicago uniform today and held
Philadelphia to four hits, only two of
which were bunched, and the locals won
6 ,to 2. Manager Evers' men bunched
hits behind bases on balls and an errnr
and mado their scores. The local man
ager disputed Umpire Emslle's decision
at second base when Knabe stole and
was ordered to the club house. Catcher
Klllifcr of Philadelphia questloneJ Um
pire O'Day's decisions on balls and
strikes and also was ordered to tho club
house.
Outfielder Stewart, recently of the In
dianapolis club of the American associa
tion,' reported to Manager Evers today.
Score:
PHILADELPHIA. CHICAGO.
AB. ll.O. A. 13. AB.1I.O.A.E.
ratkert. cf.. 4 0 3 1 OtMch, cf:,.. 4 12 0 0
l Kreri, lb.... 8
OPhclio. 2b.. 1
OBchulU, rt.. 4
Ozimraaiij lb
0S!er, lb.... 3
OWIIllimi, It 4
0nrtdwll, u. 3
0 Archer, c... 0
0 Stack, p 2
0 TotlS n" 8 27 4
Knt, 2b,,.. 4
Lobtrt, tb.. 4
Dtckr, "rf... 4
Cmrith, rf.. 4
Lu4ru, lb. 8
Doolin, n.. 2
KlUlfer, e... 3.
Howler, e... 0
Helton, p... 1
Miller .... 1
Mrr, p.... 0
H8 1
02 0
ttngi: off King. 4 In three nnd two-thirds I focond time In three days that Hlnkley
and
Totals St IS It 24 9 1
Wichita t 4 0 14 0 0 0 3-13
BIOUX City 8 7 (I 0 1 0 0 4 -15
Lett on bases: Sioux Cltr. 6: Wichita.
10. First base on errors: Sioux City, l;
Wichita, 3. Sacrifice hlta: Davidson,
Durham. 3. Rapp. Burke, Clarke. Two
bate hits: Middieton. Cooney. Davidson.
Nicholson. Clarke, Rapp. Home run:
Burns. Stolen bases: Rapp, Burke.
Hits: Off Durham, 6 In one and one
third Innings; off Wheatley, in four
and one-third Innings; off Doyle. 7 In
foiw Innings; off Kscll, none In two
thirds Inning; off Bills, 11 In six and
Innfnrt. Left on bases: Des Molncs. 9:
Denver, "X Tlmo: 2:10. Umpire: Ander
son: - i
American Aaaootiftlon Results',
AtToleao- ; -Tt.H.is,
Bt. Paul...; .' , 0 6 0
Toledo 7 14' 2
Batteries: . Brandt. Larov and MU er:
J.ame and, Lund. ,
At Columbus- . R.H.E.
Milwaukee. 4rll 3
Columbus 7 10 1
Batteries: Dougherty and Marshall:
Cole, Dayls, Eayra and Murphy.
At Louisville R.H.E.
Kansas City,,, 5 6 1
Louisville 1 13 4
Batteries: Harter, Covington, Vaughn
and O'Connor! Powell and V. Clemons.
At Indianapolis First name: 1I H.1?.'
Minneapolis i 7 0
Indianapolis , ( 9 0
Batteries: Burns. Cpmstock nnd
Owens; Willis and Casey, Llvlngatone.
At Indlanapolls-Socond game: R.H.E.
Minneapolis 3 jj 0
Indianapolis 3 jj 0
Thlrteon Innings, darkness.
Batteries: Qlllldan. Patterson
Smlthr Men and Livingstone.
Invincible ,tr Downed.
UPLAND. Neb., Aug. 7 (Special.) -Tha
niue HIU Invincible, with a long string
of victories to their credit, came to I'r
land and ran up against the real thins;.
HpeeVa, late of the Ingleslde team. ritchd
for the ylaltora. but could not hold the
local battera down. Upland's pltchor was
a local amateur. Score. R.H.E.
Blue Hill ....0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 Mil
Upland ....... 5 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 3 12 3
Battrrlea: Blue Hill, Speeka and r'am
ham;. Upland, Undgren and Maxey. Um
pire: Mason.
Wllber Wins.
ALEXANDRIA. Neb., Aug. 7.-(Spe-clal.)
Wllber yesterday defeutrd Alexan
dria after a late rally, 13 to 11. At the
end of the seventh Inning the score was
11 to 0 in favor of Alexandria. Then Dull
weaxenea a utile una lour talllea were
made by Wllber. Hawks went In and
Wllber made flvo runs off him, making
vuii ui nine runs tor me inning. Wll
ber made a bunch of four In the ninth in
ning. Over fOJ people attended the game.
MadUon Shot tint Norfolk,
NORFOLK. Neb.. Aug. 7. (Special Tel
egram.) Madison blanked Norfolk on the
Norfolk diamond yesterday afternoon by
a acore of 3 to 0. Odel pitched for Mad)
son and Walworth for Norfolk
5?J?ki0W", t0 dcf,tat ftt t'' hand of
the Prohlba. score;
FREMONT. TOnK.
All.ll.o.A. K . AD.H.O.A.E.
Turpln. If.
WklltCf, M..
Wetiel, ef...
Henry, lb...
Rele. a
8lni, rf...
Wtleh. 8b...
Nflf. 0
Hlnklejr, p.
onire, lb.,... 2
1 Knapp. 8b... i
Ofbaie, lb... 4
Oriarke. If... 8
0Mnrr,qlit, ia 8
OMulrer, rf. . 4
lUlie. cf.... 4
0 Drown, o 4
0 4
3 3,
1 8
3 0
0 2
2 1
1 1
1 7
OSrolthKm. nl n -A
.31 8 74 U" r"' "111
ToUU
, Tolala 21 10 27 12 3
Fremont .....0 03001000-3
ork l 0 0 1 0 0 1 2
iwo-Duae nits: Brown. Btanite. Noff
McOague Wins His
. Match from Adams
LINCOLN, Aug. 7.-Play in the semi
finals of tho Nebraska State Tennis
tournament featured today's program,
with the cracks of the etnte pitted against
peach other. The third round was com
puted this morning, along with the first
round jt doubles.
Russell Larmon's sensational work of,
yesterday was oversadowed by the stead
Playing of H. II Ellis of Beaver City,
who sprung a surprise by putting Jpa
Adams of Omaha out of the running. In
terest In the race for the challenge round
Is now centered In Williams of Lincoln.
McCague and Lartnon of Omaha, and
McProud of University Place, although
Calvert of Crete is looked upon with
favor.' '
Ell(a went out of the tournament this
morning when he was defeated by Harry
Rankin of Lexington.
The feature event of the morning play
was the battle between Williams ajd L.
H, McKIUIp of Seward. The latter playfld
a cool, steady game for tho first round
and after putting the first game to
deuce, twice lost to Williams, S-S, 6-4,6-4.
Williams met McCague this afternoon,
while Calvert battled with McProud.
McCague won his match this morning
Total 31 4 21 14 1
'Batted for Beaton tri eighth.
Batted for Doolan In ninth. .
Philadelphia ;,0 D 0 1 0 0 0 0 1-2
Chicago 0 2 0 0 0 2 1 0 5
Two-base hits: Knabo, Lobert Three5
base hits: Williams. Leach. Hits: Off
Beaton, 8 In seven Innings; off Mayer,
none in one Inning. Sacrifice, hit: Baler.
5S.c.r.m tlYL Luderus. Stolen bases:
Williams, Knabe. Left on bases: Phlla
ielPlila.. 6: Chicago, 4. Bases on balls:
Off Beaton. 4; off Stack, 2. Hit by
Pitched ball: Archer by Beaton. Struck
out: By Stack, 6; by Beaton, 4: by
Mayer. 1. Wild pitch: Stack. Time:
1:155. Umpires: O'Day and Emslle.
riratea Win In Tenth.
. PITTSBURGH, Aug. 7. - Wagner' a
tricky base running in the tenth Inning
dre wa wild throw from Otis Clymer this
afternoon and Pittsburgh won, 4 to 3,
from Boston. Tho Dutchman Was on
first, with two out, when Miller singled
to center. Carelessly ho sauntered down
to second and as Clymer changed his
mind about hurrying the ball Wagner
ran home. Clymer .threw the ball over
Devlin's head and Honus scored tho win.
nlng run. Score:
BOSTON. riTTSUUROH.
All. ll.O. A.R AD.H.O.A.E.
clnnatl to four hlti and two. runs and
ono retired to allow a pinch ' hitter to
t for Mm. Fromme, who finished' the
game, did not yield a hit.
mHiiISuH WMh ' 'Vlncl) "1 to iI"-'
but in the rlnth was retired with none
out to allow, ' Kiirui
to stave off .New York's challenge.
Brown was unequal to the occasion-and
the visitors scored four runs in the final
inning. Score:
NEW YORK. CINCINNATI.
An.It.O.A.B. An.H.n.A.E.
fluhia, rf..,. 3 13 0 OBeacher, If.. 4 110 0
Hhaffr, Iflb. S 1 3 ODerore, ef.. 3 0 1 0 0
Fletcher, . 6 i j 2 OOroh, 2b 3 112 0
Doyle, 3b... 2 0 12 OHoblltiel, lb 8 0 14 0 0
Murrar. If.. 0 0 0 0 0 Tinker. 2b.. 2 0 1 1 0
Merkle. lb.. 4. 17 0 OSheckard, rfj Z 3 1 0
lienog. 8b.. 10 8 OOraham'r, M 3 0 1 4 1
Snodgras, cf 3 0 3 0 SKllnc. C.....3 0 4 0 0
WMion, e.... 3 3 8 0 OJohnaoa, p.. 3. 0 0 3 0
Marquard, pi 0 0 X 0 Drown, p.... 0 0 0 1 0
llartler, c... 1 0 3 0 O'Bafea ...... 1 0 0 0 0
Fromme,. p.. 1 1000
McCormlck 1 0 0 0 t Totala 28 4 27 14 1
Q rant 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 34 8 27 I t
Batted for Davoro In tho ninth.
Batted for Marquard In the eighth.
Ran for Wilson In tho eighth.
New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 J
Cincinnati ,...,...,.1 0 0 0 0 0.1 0 02
Three-baso hit: Bescher. Hits; Off
Marquard, 4 in. seven innjngs; off
Johnson. 6 in eight innings, none out in
tho ninth: off Brown, 2 In one Inning
Sacrifice hit: Snodgrass, Hoblltzell. Sac.
rlflce fly: Dovore. Stolen bases: Burns,
Groh. Double play: Fletcher to Merkle.
Left on bases: New York, 7; Cincinnati,
2. Hit by pitched ball: By Johnson,
Bums and Doyle. Bases on balls: Off
Marquard, 1; off Johnron, 2. Struck out'
By Marquard, 6: by Fromme, 2; by John
son, 3. Time: 1:65. Umpires: Ktem and
Orth.
DENVER COMES TODAY
FOR THREE-GAME SERIES
For the third time this season tho Den
ver champions will Invade Omaha. This
afternoon the .Rourkcs will clash
with the mountaineers. It will also be
ladles' day and consequently a good sized
crowd Is expected to turn out
Omaha .'has 'the better of the-Grizzlies
on the local' grounds, hdvlfig taken
the first series with a clearl fcweeD. The
last time, Omaha got. two 'out of three
games and is one-gamo 'to- tho good over
the champs for tho season. Following' the
lineup In the Denver series: '
Omaha. Position. Denver.
Kano First Fisher
-Hennessey. .......Becqnd ....... ....Butcher
urubb... Third Oulllln
Justice Short Coffey
coyle ...Left Elston
Thomason .Center ..Channell
Congalton Right Cajsldy
Jbhnson .Catch Upahr
Robinson. ......... Pitch .Wolfgang
MaranTll. as 8
Smith, rt... 2
connellr. It 3
Lord, rf-lf.. 8
Devlin, 3b... 3
Sweeney, 2b. 8
Mrera. lb... t
Mann. It.... 4
mtu 1.0 0
Clymer, cf., 0 0 0
Brown.- a.,., 4, 8 4
lieu, p.,.,.. 3 0 0
0 2
1 1
0 1
3 1
0 3
3 4
1 II
0 3
1-Brrna. 8b... 4 0
0 carer. If.... 4 1
OVlox. lb..... 3 1
OWarner, ia.. 4 1
Miller, lb... 4 2
lWllaon. rt... 4' 1
0 Mitchell, cf.'t 2
Ocitbaon, c... 4 0
0Menaor .... 0 0
lSlmon, e.... 0 0
0 Bob! neon, p 1 0
OCaffiDlta, p.. 3 0,0
). Clarke. Mulvey. Stolon bases: Slav.
H-nfttt ttlli0 W! Ada Omaha. 7-5, 6-0.
gnupu to Chase. Ruse on balls; Oft
Bintthson. 4. alt ltlnlmnUnn nrr'itu.L.
ley, 3. Left on bases: Fremont. 9; York,
,, Hits: Off Smlthaon, 8 In five Inninga;
off Richardson, 1 In four Innings; off
Hlnkley. 10 In eight Innings. Struck out:
By Sinlthaon, 6; by Richardson. 1: by
Hlnkley, 1, Time: 1;33. Umpire: Pon
tius. Beatrice Mnkea It Tito.
BEATRICE. Neb.. Aug. 7.-(Speclal Tel
egram.) Beatrice made It two out .f
three today with Columbus, winning br
the score of 6 to 4. Rarr.ey of Columbus
was driven from tho box In tho sixth an l
was succeeded by Thelman. Feature
were a home run by Harney of Columbus
and a three-bagger by Tnppan of Beat
rice. Score:
COLUMBUS. llEATniCB.
. -A?l,J-A.K: AB.H.O.A.K.
Rondeav, 3b 4 0 1 0 tTappan. u.. Milt
rrafuca. o. i v i a matt, n.... e I a 0 0
Cran, If 3 0 0 0 Line, If 3 0 0 0 I
lUmeejr. tt .3110 ONeft, b.....2 0 0 3 0
Deal, lb.. .. 3 2 0 0Co, lb 4 S J
Adama. M...8 3 3 3 1 llleklln. cf.,4 1 4 0 0
Kranlnier, cl I II Onrannon, 8b. 3 3 J 3 o
Artier. rt...3 10 0 Ol'otNl. C....I I I o o
t..pp:! J I .KmM' --Jtlll
to........ Til uTil Tuu M 9n 1
Beatrice 1 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 -"
Columbus 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 04
Stolen baiea: Ling. Poteet. SaerlfW
hlta: Deal. Adams. Artlev. Brannon
iv;o-rjaso nits: Brannon. Hloklln. Thrw
bae hits: Tappan. Black. Home run
Ramey. Bases on balls: Off Ramoy. 1
off Thelman. 3; off Errett. 2. Struok out:
By Ramey, 5; by Thelman, 2; by Hrrett.
5. lilts: Off Rnmey. 7 In five knd ono
third innings, off Thelman. 2 in two ard
two-thirds Innings. Left on baei
Reatrlce, 7: Columbus, 5. Double piny:
Kranlneer to Rondeau. Time l.Ji. Um
pire: Fteese.
The flrat game was u spirited conteat
but Adams fell down In the second.
LARMON IN TMMI-FINALS
One Omahan Left in Singles in the
State Tennis Tournament.
BRILLIANT MATCHES PLAYED
aicCnfiroo of Omaha Defeated hy Wil
liams of Lincoln tn Three Seta,
Fnrntahlnnr One of Sur
prises of Tonrney. t
cather, rf... 8 0 1
K'netctir, lb J o ji
Whlltrd, aa. 3 f
Mowrer. 8b. 3 0 3
Hlldbrand. cl 1 &
Orlner, p.
ToUla..
..310
Oklahoma City Bonds
for Sioux FranchiRR
i
OKLAHOMA CITY, Ok!., Aug. 7. Leo I lUsilna. tb. l o 2
Meyer of this city has made a bid foriSWe, u "i i 3
... u.uun. v-.ijr ituiiuiuca ui mo western
league. It was learned here today. Meyer
said he Was anxlo'u to bring the club
here, but said that he was not sure about"
tnoeting nil the requirements of the
league. The Sioux City club's plant was
destroyed by fire some days ago.
Roaalle Defeats Bancroft.
nnair.ii.. v.i. ... t&
The osalle hall team Journeyed to Ban
croft yesterday and defeated Bancroft
for the second time this week. Yetter.
day's game weht ten innings and ths
final score waa S to 9. The feature of
the gamo waa the pitching of Farley for
Roaalle, who fanned seventeen Bancroft
men. Batteriea: Rosalie, Farley and
Stlnaon; Banoroft, Vogt. Bassenger and
Thrapp. Umpire; Earl Fletcher of Bail
croft. To Hthc the Tlarra.
President Hedgea or the St. Louli
Americans, is quoted aa eaylng that the
Tigers have no license to finish ahead
of the Browns. "Stovall's men ought to
be ashamed of thenuilves it they can
not limb above Detroit ' he adds, "but
I am going to leave the team In George's
hands to see what be can do."
Totala., ..,87 112) It 3 Total 34 8 30 10 3
Two out when "winning run scored.
Ran for Gibson in the ninth. '
Batted for Mann in the tenth.
Pittsburgh 2 0 0 1 0 0 0.0 0 1-1
Boston ...........0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-3
Two-base Hits: Smith, Brown. Tnree
base hits: Lord, Sweeney. Stolen baae.il
Lord. Miller, Wagner. Sacrifice hits:
Vlox, Hess, Devlin, Maranvllle. Hlta:.
Off Rcblnson, 4 In two Innings; off
Camnitz, 7 In eight innings. Left on
bases: Pittsburgh, 7; Boston. 9, Strunk1
out: By Hess, I: by Coinnttz. 4. Bases
on balls; Off Hess, 5; off . Camnitz, 2.
Xtouble plan Wagner to Miller. Time
2:16. Umpires: Brennan and Eason.
Orlrier Defeat Dodirers.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 7. Dan Orlner re
turned' to the. St. Louis fold this, after
noon and deefated Brooklyn, 3. to 2, al
though the victory was not well earned.
Allen's wild heave to first base In the
opening inning paved the way for the
home team'a victory.
HuKXlns walked and Ooakes singled.
On Maaee'a hit Allen threw the ball to
rlcht field. Hugslna and Oakes scoring
and Magce stopping at third. He scored
when Konetchy rolled our to KIrkpatrlck.
Brooklyn tallied .Us first run when
KIrkpatrlck tripled and scored -n out
In the third Inning Allen drove the ball
Into the right field atand for a home
run'. It was the fifth four-base drive on
the local grounds this week.
Allen held St Loula to three scattered
lilts alter tne initial round, pcore;
BT. I.OUIB. BltOOKLTN.
All. II. U. A.M. AU.ll.U. A.!--
i e Senear, ri. ., J i o u
0 0 Cutahaw, 2b 2 0 2
1 OBtiaiel. ct. . 3 0 3
0 0 Wheel. If.... 4 0 2 0
0 OKrkpatrk. lb 4 3 II 0
1 OSntth. 3b. .. 4 1 0 2
3 OF-Uher. aa... 3 0 1 3
0 Outlier, c... 8 0 3 2 0
2 0 Allen, p 3 10 3 1
Moran .. . 1 0 0 0 0
W in 0ecTier .... I 0 D 0 0
Callahan .. 1 0 0 0 O
Totala. ....to I 21 It 1.
Batted for Fisher In the ninth,
Batted for Miller in the ninth.
Batted for Allen In the ninth.
Brooklyn 0 1100000 0-2
St Loula 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 '-3
Three-base hit: KIrkpatrlck. Home
run: Allen, Sacrifice files: Fisher. Cut
shaw, Hugglns.' Double play: Magee to
Hlldebrand. Left on bases: St Louis,-!;
Brooklyn, 7. Struck out: By Allen. 2; by
Grlner, 2. Bases on balls: Oft Allen.. 3;
off Grlner, 4. Passed ball: Hlldebrand.
Wild pitch: Grlner. Time: 1:55. Um
pires. Rtgler and Byron.
Giants Win In Ninth.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 7. New York
batted out a victory tn the ninth inning
today, thereby taking the first game of
the series from Cincinnati. 6 to 2. Up to
this Inning it waa a battle between pitch
ers. Both Marquard and Johnson pitched
remarkable ball, the former holding Cln-
GIRL PAINFULLY HURT
IN AUTO ACCIDENT
Sixteen-year-old Hazel Perrln, 3115 X
street South Omaha, was1 painfully hurt
lnt evening ut the clrcua grounds 'when
eho was hit by an auto being driven by
Edward Ward of Crest on, I a. Ward
took the girl to pollco headquarters,
whero her bruises were looked after,
and later she was taken home. Witnesses
say that 'the girl did not see the ap
proaching car, and ran n rront of it
HAVERSTICK'S DOG GONE
FROM HIS MASTER'S HOME
When G. E. Haverstlck returned nome
"after visiting the circus last' night tt was
to find his Boston terrier missing. The'
neighborhood was searched, but no sign
of the dog was found. Mr. Haverstlck
will pay a reward for the return of the
animal, but fears some wayfarer must
have enticed him away. The dog answers
to the name of Billy and Is brindle In
color.
'(From a, Staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN, Aug. 7. (Special Telegram.)
ussell Larmon, the high school crack,
is the only Omaha man left in the sin
gles In the state tennis tournament which
Is being held here. Larmon, is pclrel
against Calvert of. Crete .in the semi
finals, which are to.be played tomorrow,
while Williams of Lincoln and Harry
Smith of Lexington are the other two
players In the aeml-tlnals.
The play In the singles were narrowed
to the semi-finals in a series of brlllant
matches which were played this- after
noon. Harry Smith of Lexington 'put out
Tony Edmondson of Friend Irt three hard
set, 6-3, 8-10 and 6-4. One of the sur
prises of the tournament was the defeat
of Bob McCague of Omaha by Guy1 Wil
liams, the Lincoln champion, this after
noon, in three sets. McCague, up until
today, has been playing brilliantly, . but
he played a listless game in hla match
against Williams. The sets stood 6-2,
7-9, 6-0.
Calvert, n" the defeat of McProud, the
Wealeyan star, uncovered the best tennla
the tournament' has ceen. He won in
straight sets, 6-3 and 6-1, but the play
was BensatlOnal throughout the -match.
Larmon disposed of D. P. ankln, the
Lexington shark, in the final match of
the fourth round, 6-3, 64.
Tho doubles play ho not progressed
sufficiently" to Indicate much as to the
winner. Potter and Van Camp of Omaha
beat Sullivan- and Atterbury of Auburn,
8-6 and 6-3, In tho next round they were
put out by Williams Adams and' Bob
McCague, also of Omaha, in a tight
match. C-3, 3-G,and 7-5.
McProud and Calvert beat Endeland
and Wakler, 6-0 and 6-L
Williams, and Meyer beat Epstbn and
Caldwell, 60 and 6-3.
Adams and McCague beat Durland and
Mathewson, 6-2 and 6-1.
FATHER REUSSING CHOSEN
CATHOLIC COMMITTEEMAN
BUFFALO. N. Y Aug. 7. (Special
.Telegram.)Wery Rev. Joseph Reusslng
of West Point Neb., was elected this
afternoon a member of the executive
committee of the Catholic Central vereln
at the close of the annual convention
here tonight Pittsburgh won out for
the 1914 sessions.
and
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In the play off for Hayward Bros.' cup
at the Miller, Park Golf club R, M. Langr
dorf was returned aa winner. In tho final
tor the Rome Miller cup. July competi
tions, J. McTaggart playa W. B. Dudley.
For the Fred Brodegaard cup, August
competition, elghteen-hole handicap .match
play against bogey, the qualifying, ecoreu
and pairings far first round are aa fol
lows: A. Dick : "... ev'en
J. E, Merrlam even
J. McTaggart even
R, Taylor 1 down
F. C. Burkhart....; 1 down
EX M. Tracy 1 down
C. O. Dooley ; 2 down
F. C. Stocking....,....'. , 3 down
R. M. LANGF0RD WINS
HAYWARD BROTHERS' CUP
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It S. Kerr i '
11. A. Johnson
E. R. Burke
H. W. Anderson
W. Shields
L. L. Hamlin ,
VI T Unti-h
W. S. Wllmoth down
On Sunday a team of golfers will go to
Fremont and play a match "with members
of Fremont Country club. Train leaves
Union station at 7:40 a. m.
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Winner Wins In Tenth.
DALLAB. S. D Aug. 7. (Special Tele
gram.) In a ten-lnng game here yester
day Winner defeated Dallas. 6 tb 5. Bat
terrles: Winder. Slattery and Orr: Pal
las, Walworth and Russum. Earned runs:
Xallas, 2; Winner. 4. Struck out: By
Walworth, 10; by Slattery, 9.
Athletle Heat Card.
This year the Athletics are said to be
the greatest drawing card on the Ameri
can league circuit rupplantlng the Tigers
and Tyrus Cobb In that respect Well, la
It not about time that the superlative
merits of the Athletic club received
recognition abroad as well aa in Philadelphia?
(re tl ll i iv e Old,
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