He's Big Enough to Fight,
. 1 ' 1 :
1 C T srjEFT WE'RE RICH .r ueJeK f 7, 1 f
I Pouno HIM DRiVNG A I WWPNVBoOy DU TS
TPtCK- HG WEIGHS ZIO FbND5 Z V..., J v ' sC
. J
OMAHA LOSES BOTH GAMES
Double-Header Goes to St Joseph by
Scores of S to 4 and 8 to 4.
FIRST CLOSE UNTIL THE NINTH
In, the Second Content a Prttr Even
Break Until the Seventh, When
the Visitors riled Vp
Six Bank.
Omaha dropped both ends ot a double
header to the St. Joseph club yesterday
afternoon. Tho first game went to the
visitor, by a 5 to i acore In the ten
innlnrs. while the Rourkes took the short
end of an t (o I icdre In the second.
The first same was a wlsiard until
the ninth inning, when both clubs
seemed to aviate at the same time. At
tho opening pt the ninth the score stood,
1 to 1, with both pitchers rfolne like
wlld'flre. Omaha had made but (lve hits
oft Iloehtcr, while the Josies had
cured but fouf off Brenner's offerings,
In the ninth, Brenner walked the first
man. Tttefe after two had gone, two
hits and an error meant throe runs for
the visitors.
Omaha came to bat with defeat star
ing it in tho face. Out the first two
men were safe on errors and then John
eon slipped a two-base hit to center and
two runs came home. An error allowed
Johneon to scoro and It was four all.
In the tenth Payne dropped high fly
and the Josies scored the winning run.
The second game was uninteresting and
the majority of the fans left after tho
first re innings. The visitors cinched
this battle In the seventh Inning, whn
they bunched on Sohtltes, one a pitcher
far the Athletics, for six hits, which
meant six runs. After this inning fit.
Joe neither hit safely nor scored.
Omaha ft tores First Ran,
Omaha scored the first run of the first
ante in the fourth Inning. After two
.wtrft down;, Cong atton doubled to oefttcr
and scored cm Kane's single to. right.
The Joslea tied it In the tttth. Oygll
'walked and Watson sacrificed, Orlfflth
singled to left and OygU tallied.
Kelley opened the visitors' ninth with
a walk. Zwllllng flltd to Payne and
"Wetter!! lined out to Ooyle. Orgll
doubled and Kelley ent to third. WaUon
singled scoring Qyglt and then stole seo
end. Juatico dropped dri tilth's pop fly
and Watson scored,
Payne as safe for Omaha oh Watson's
error. Cc.nge.lton as stfe. when Melnke
booted his grounder, Payne taking ted
ond. Johnson doubled to left center
scoring Payne And Connie, Bohlpke sent
a hot one to Watson and he made a mess
trying to stop It and Johnson scored,
deadlocking the score.
Kelly was safe in the tenth on an In
field kit Payne dropped Kwiillng's high
fly and then tossed the ball to Sohlpka
who threw It wild to tho pUte la an
attempt to get Kelly, who landed safe.
In the second game, St. Joseph scored
the tint run in the opening on a double
and a sacrifice fly.
Omaha evened up In the third on two
Mnglea and an error. Two errors and a
passed ball given fit Joseph another In
the fifth and Omaha evened It In the
slith on three singlet and a sacrifice,
In the seventh the Jotles got six runs
on six hits and a walk. Two hits and a
walk gave Qmaha the two last runs In
the seventh. Score
OMAHA
AU. It.
IL
s
0
2
2
1
0
0
s
0
A.
t
0
0
2
a
0
0
2
0
0
Justice, it. ......... 4
Coyle, if S
Payne, cf. 4
Congulton, rf, 4
Katie, lb. 3
Johnson, o. 4
Orubb, lb. J
Schlpke, lb 4
Ilrenner, p. 4
Thumeeon 1
Snettak 1
Totats
...IT C
SO T
BT.
JOSKP1L
AD. R. IL
O.
I
12
S
0
A.
1
pawsoti. rf 9 ? l
Kelly. If. t
Zwllllng, cf i 0 2
Weiterrll, 2b. 4 0 0
Cygll. lb. J J
Watson, tb. 2 11
UrTfflth, c. 4 0 2
Melnke, st. , 0 Q
lloehler, P S 0 0
0
u
I
0
2
2
4
Totals .....SJ
S 7 20 IS t
Ratted for Justice In tenth.
liatttd for ryn in tenui.
Omaha
ltuns 0 0 0 1 0 0
0-4
0-
1-5
Hits 0 10 2 0 0
St. Joseph ,.
nuns 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 ?
Hlu
, V V V 1 1
0 1
1-7
Two-ba4 hlU: Confalton, J Minion.
iienier. Stolen base i Watson. Double
,11 OriffUh to WatSOII.
5iruck outs By Brenner, i by Boehler.
7. Bases on lauss Ull ureuner.
Un.i.1.. 1 'mi nn haai'l: Omaha
SI off
Joseph, S. Ttmei2;S0. Omplrei Anderson.
Boors, secona utroii
OMAHA.
Justice, ss..
4
1
1
coyle, rr. ....,,,
e
Payne, ci.
Congalton, rf.,..,... 6
Kane, lb............. I
Bhestak,' c.t. ,.,. 4
Orubb, b 2
Behlpke, 10. .......... 2
gchlitser, p.. S
"Johnson 1
IS
Totals 11 4 IT 15
BT. JOBEPII.
AB, K. If.
Uawson, rf. , S 2 2
Kelly. If 5 11
Zwllllng. cf 6 1 1
O.
2
2
4
A.
0
0
0
Westersll, lb 4
aytll, lb..., 4
Watson, 2b 4
Griffith, e 4
Melnke, 4
Bterter, p............ 8
6
1
5
It
1
Totals 88 S 27
Omaha
nuns 0 0 10
. ' 0 1 2 1.
Bt Joseph
nuns ,,,,,,, l 0 0 0
HUb l loo
1 1
1 2
0-4
c
0-3
Two-basa hl,. kha r., i.. r.....
n;,i;V,W0n.V.ar,Wth- Three-base hit:
Jr"- ..Sacrifice hlu: Payne, Behlpke,
?lruS,k 0ul: "y.Hchl tser. a; by Bterxer,
Hi. J&f 2 """fv OU chlltter, 1; off
t WJim Jt, t., ur'"h, Hhes
uV11??1."1 Bterxer. Lft on basest
trt.Jr. '".v"1 JO'epn, s. Time: 2:20.
u uitm o. inaerson.
SIOUX AND DBS MOINISft DIVIDI3
Rocs la (3 1 Yen at Trimming In First
"" or Doul)leIfenler.
SIOUX f!TV. T. . a.. L, ... .
trimming in the first game of ta&nv'm
;-"v"',u'u iwo.nns, me locals win
ning by a score of 8 to 1, Lakaff and
fr YnT ." hard In X "ecSKd
game, but the w Idness or Elder and
viaVif J&i?1?" wlth ooe fielding,
gave the visitors the game by a score
of 11 to 9. score, first aamai
SIOUX OITV.
1TI t) ft A a m
r... Hi. wr V.'
vwwno 1 nu, tatet 4 2 8 1
Clarke, If...,.,.,.,., a l a 4 o
nnum, s 4 0 1 S 1
Callahan, lb a n n A
Davidson, cf 4 0 1 e 0
Wood, lb .' S 0 0 2 0
marsnau, rr 4 1 2 i i o
XW"' 0 1 l 2 4 S 6
mum, (i,,,,,,,,,.,,, V V 0
Total 24
E 11 27
DBS MOINES.
jiw. vi tr.
O.
0
A. E.
riann, ri.,.. ......... t
Breen. ri,,,,...,,,,, a
Hunu'rV-'cf'.v,;;::::::!
Leonard, St ,,. a
Janes, lb......,,,,,,, 1
ftellly, ss 2
haw, o. S
SieldOn, 8j.i. 8
ROfg. p... a
0
0
2 0
0
0
o
0
0
I
1
0
TptfclS , !7 1
t 24
2
4s Mohtee,., 0 0
Sioux city .....4 0
0 1 0 0 0 1
a i i o i i
0-1
Left on
basest Bloux City, Si Oes
First faaaa on errors! fttnux
Moines, 2.
City, 2 Dee Mottfts, 1. Two-base hltsi
Coonsy. lAAiiard. MaWihall. Stolen basei
Clarke. Double playi SMIth to Cooney
to wood. Btruek out: ay white, it hr
Rngce, 9. Bases on balls)
off nogge. 1. Hit by pitched ball: Cal-
i.
ood,
lahan.
wood, Timet i;w. umpires
Hesnst.
score, arcona garnet
BlOUX C1TT,
AB. n. H.
O.
0
1
0
1
8
0
7
0
0
0
IS
2
0
1
1
A.
2
0
1
0
1
0
0
2
1
a
0
10
0
0
0
a
0
0
4
a
1
cooney, zt, 4
Clarke, If 2
Bmtth, as,..,,,,....., 2
Callahan, b tt
Davidson, cf..,..,,.. a
wood, id.....,,...,., s
Marshall, rf.. ....... S
Ilapp, 0,,,,,,,,,,,',,,, a
Kiaer, p.,..., ,, 1
Wheatley. t 1
Vnnn .. tt,,,,t,,,,,,i
Totals.,,,,, ......ss
DBS MOINES.
Hahn. rf 2
Vox, if. , a
Hunter, cf a
1 1
Leonard. 8b , 8
Jones, id 4
Rolliy, a
Shaw, a...,,,,,,..... 4
Bheldoh, lb a
Jfarr, p 1
Faber. p, , 1
a
iil$yrJ0T ZM:T ,inJh ,0UrtH Inning.
Called at end of sixth n -
Des Moines,.,, ,,.s 0 0 6 1 1 11
eioux vity.,.., ..,,.,1 0 4 4 0 09
Left on basei: Bloux city. 4 n
. oawiiiius nus; ueonard. Hunter.
JWO-DOSe hltSI WOOd. Clarke Mnmi
runs! Cooney, Joftes. Rellly, Stolen
basts: Pot. Clarke. Callahan k Divld"
son, Rapp. li tu o Lakaff. i uTiwa
and one-lhlrd Innlngst f Elder 10 lS
fu' '? ? -aber. 8 In three ivnd
twp-thlrds Innings) off Wheatley 2 In
V ,?,f r- ,! " Wheatley, 1. PaiseJi
balls; Rhaw (. yfm bitchesl Lkfr
T mi" tlUt.by 1 ballirben
Time! tioO. Umpire; Begrist
"WICHITA LOBES LOOBK GAMES
r"" Up IMtchera and the
aainnpn (VIA Ont.
WICHITA, Kan.. Aug. Sl-WlchlU
and U''54l"
Though hit hart. "ti.T,U2"" . . f
.15?
Pitching winning 'ba!
away chances for two doublV nlaVs a'n
let several balls fall saft that ah.T
have been handled. fteSK? ln" ,houl
en handled. Score!
WICHITA.
ruvp, s.....,.,,,..- t
Mtddleton, cf,. i
H.
1
1
a
A.
0
?
1
6
0
a
i
i
Davis.
0 4 0
rf 4
Burke,
ID 4
b :. j
e....... a
Waiofc.
Reily, p..,..., i
Bin; p..,.,..,,;,.,., a
Totala 86 7
LINCOLN.
Lloyd. b ?
Rader, 8b 4 1
Cois. ce..,.,..,. 6 1
Mccormick, if s 4
Barbour, lb
7 27 18
H.
1
A.
I
0
0
0
J
8
1
2
Cclllns, rf 5 2
yowling, as.,, e
HI
aker. e k
Eliman, p , s
Totals .,,...,,...41
Lincoln 4 0
WlchlU i 0
16
0 0
IS 27
7 10
0 0 2
10
a i-i
1 0
1 0-7
ian on mui winkii. r i ,
Bacrlflee hltt Rader' Two-hi.V Thltsi
USP' &lr bolson;n Dowllng
Rader, JUoyd. McCormlck (2). Home
runs? Ehman. Bill.. Mtddleton. StoloS
basest Collins, Mlddleton. Dowllng (2)
!L'.uj :. i " 'our and two-
ene-third Innings. Double plays: Wacob
to Hughes, Davis to Buike, Dowllng
THE BUJJ3:
but-
Standing of Teams
WE8TBBN LBAQUB
P.
w.
ss
77
71
M
M
61
69
CO
L.
J
(A
M
65
71
71
75
S5
Pet.
.39
.679
.S2
.511
.474
.462
.40
.871
Denver 181
X Moines 183
uncoin 133
Bt. Joseph 133
Omaha 185
Tooeka 182
Bloux City,..,.....' 134
vvicnita in
NAT. LBAQU1S.
W.L.Pot
AMER. LEAGUE.
W.L.P0L
Phlla. 81 41 .664
Cleveland... 75 49 .005
Waehlngton to 62 .670
Chicago.,,.. C5 1 .616
Boston D9 61 .492
Detroit. 54 71 .432
St. LoUls.... 48 81 .371
New York.. 42 77 .858
STATE LBAOUK.
W.UPct.
Kearney ...fll 41 .51
Hastings ..57 47 ..MS
Tork M 60 .r.15
Columbus .68 51 .610
Superior ,..51 61 .460
Fremont ...61 68 . 400
BeatriOi ....47 66 ,4S6
(3d. Island.. 41 63 ,331
New Tork.. 88 88 .KS8
I'hlla , 69 45 .000
Pittsburgh. 61 W .583
Brooklyn.. 63 e .441
oston ..... 62 66 .441
Cincinnati.. 62 76 .407
8t. Louis... 45 80 .800
Chicago ... 67 66 .3001
AM EH. ABBN.
W.L.pct.
Mllwaukee.,80 55 .693
Minneapolis 63 .573
Louisville ..76 69 ,m
Columbus ..76 62 .561
nt. Paul 61 73 .561
Toledo 60 75 .443
Kan. Clty...E0 78 .431
IndlanapolMl 82 .883
Yesterday's nesnlta.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Denver, l: Tppeka, 11.
Lincoln, 15. Wichita, 7.
Bt Joseph, 6-8; Omaha, 4-4. second game
ten Innings. , , k
Des Moines, 1-lli Bloux City, 6-6.
AMERICAN LBAQUB. .
Cleveland, 8; Bt. Louis, 1.
Detroit, 5f Chicago, 4.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Bt Louis, 5-Sj Cincinnati. 10
Pittsburgh, 0; Chicago, 10.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo, 1-14: Columbus, 7-4.
Louisville, 1: Indianapolis, 12.
Kansas City, 2; Milwaukee, 7.
Minneapolis, 1; Bt. Paul, 8.
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
Waitings, 4i Columbus, 7.
York. 2: Orand Island, 8.
Superior, 2; Fremont, 9,
Games Today,
Western League (Double-headers at all
points) Denver at Lincols, Wichita at
Topeka, Des Moines at f,U Jostph. Bloux
City at Omaha. , M
National league (DouVle-headere at all
points), Botton at New York, Phila
delphia at.Brooxlyn, Cincinnati, at Pitts
burgh, Chicago at Bt Louis.
American League (Double-headers at
all points). Chicago at Cleveland, Bt
Louis at Detroit Washington at Phila
delphia, New York at Boston.
American Association-Toledo at Colum
bus (two games), Louisville at Indian
apolis (two games), Kansas City at
Milwaukee (two games), 8t. Paul at
Minneapolis and Minneapolis at Bt. Paul.
Nebraska State League-Beatrice at
Kearney. Hasting at Columbus, York at
a rand Island, Superior at Fremont
Lloyd to Barbour. BtrUck out: By
Relley, l: by Ehman, 8: by Bills, L
Bases on balls'. Of r .Relley, off Bills.
1. Hit by pitched balli Barbour. Ttraei
liKO. tlmtilral 0Toole.
II R tflcAT TUB GRIZISLIBa
Victorious In Last Ativearanoe ot
Leaders nt Totielca,
TOPEKA, Kan., Aug. 81.-Topeka de
feated Denver In the last appearance of
the leaguo leaders in Topeka. Gilbert
was wild and batted hard. . Sloan who
finished the game . did. slightly better.
Coereham tor the locals wa .never In
danger. The hitting and fielding of
Rappa featured. Boore:
TOPEKA.
AB, R. H. O.
Coereham, Sb ,. 5 0 0
f orsythe, rf 4 2 1 0
MoLarry, tb.. ....... .4 t a 5
Koer&er.' lb 2 1 2 6
Qo. i 5 1 ! 1
A.
2
0
a
0
uapps. u 5
IfnAlllrtsr. O ..8 13 8
Bmtth,. su 8 1 0 0
Cocrecham, p, 4 1 8 9
Totals 51
11 12 !7 11 S
DENVER.
AB. It H. O.
ailmore, if .6 1 a 0
Cassldy, rf i 1 J
Shannell, cf 5 112
utoher, 2b 5 0 2 1
QUIllen, 3b,...., 2 0 0 3
Block, 0 ...S 0 14
Bpahr. 0 19 2?
CoJfey, ss 0 J 1
Fisher, lb i d J lj
Ollbert, p J 0 10
Bloan. p 1 0 0 0
Elston I 0 0 0
A.
0
1
Totals 38
s 10 at a 1
Batted for Qutllen in ninth.
Topeka 0 1 0 0 S 0
Denver 80 0 1 0 0 0 8
a -u
0 0-1
Three base hits: Forsythe. Rapps. Coere
ham. Butcher. Two-base hits: McLarry,
Rappa. Bacrlflee tlyi Qutllen. , Double
8la-j Fisher (unassisted). Htta: Off
tlbert 11 In six Innings; oft Sloan, 8
tn two tnnjngs. Rase on balls: Off
Coereham, S: off Ollbert. 8) oft Blaon.
It Btruek outt By Coereham, 4 by Oll
bert, 4. Wild Pitch: Coereham. lilt by
Bitched ball: By Bloan, 1. Time: l:5t
fmplrees: Wood and Colllflqwer.
d
d
BOWLING LEAGUE AWARDS
TWO MORE FRANCHISES
Two moro teams were glyen franchises
In the Commerolal Bowling league at
a meeting at the Metropolitan alleys yes
terday afternoon. The Jabes Croks team
and Beselln'a Trade Marks were the
teams to whom -franchises were Issued.
It waa also decided to have a ruling this
year to the effect that no player should
ba allowed to participate In more than
one league. The reason for the ruling
that last year many players were
members ot three or four teame and as a
result many matches were played with
two straw men.
The meeting of the Metropolitan Bowl
ing league, which waa to have been held
at the Metropolitan alley Sunday, was
postponed Indefinitely. The meting will
to probably be held some time this week.
OMAHA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1913.
GRAND ISLAND WINS OPENER
Takes Pirst of the Series with York
by a Swatfeit.
HITS BUNCHED IN FOUR FRAMES
nichnrdaon line Poor Support and
Home Toam Best Prohlbs at
Every Torn ot the
Road.
GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. AU. Sl.-Boe-
clal Telegram.) Grand Island had a
swatfeat In the first of tha srl- with
York today and bunched hits In four in
nings. Kioh&rdson had poor support and
the locals had the Problhs bested at
every turn of the road. Score:
YOltK. ORAND INLAND.
All tT tV V aye sm t w
Wee. lb. ... 4 i 1 1 OBniilti. ...TrfV
Molr. tl. t
Prle. lb
lDoKhr. n, t 1 1
lDrrr. 28... Bit
Urtlr t... 4 11
lPoteM, c.., i a te
OFtrUr, lb., i 1 e
Cltrk. 11..,, 1
Mftlmast. J
Jtlte, of.,., 4
BntD0, n... 4
IflaaBi. a., i
inura, id... 1 I
Onmhnbrf, II 4 0 1
IUcbrt1n, p 4
Cllrown,
p.... 4 10
- - - . v (VI.L..I.II. U, , V
Ynrk t A A A A . n A A .
Grand Island 02013030-S
arnea runs: York, 1) Grand Island, a.
Two-base hlu: Rioe. Poteet, Farley,
Downey. Bases on balls: Off Richard,
son, l; off Brown, 2. Struck out: By
bases: York, 6: Grand Ieiand, 6. First
2" errors: York i: Grand Island, a.
stolen base! Rushenberg. Sacrifice hits:
Free1 Fa"ey' T,m! 1:W- Umipre:
Wine la Ldekr eratli.
rvit.TTXniTa vtu i.. ...
Telegram.)-,. iucky Mnth caml to
5f IJSl0" t0y Bd,.nabled him to
win anOther game., With the count
"'-'""' , n iaver Hastings and
with Kranlnger on eecond and AOama on
third Peoples connected with a sharp
single, scoring the two runners. As
Kranlnger slid homo Catcher Richard
son stationed himself on the home plate
In an apparent effort to block the Paw
nee manager and prevent a store. Hie
!ef.; IL. Wly .Plked fearfully, necessi
tating "his retirement for the day and
possibly for the season. Later in the
contest Shortstop Flrestlne was spiked
while attempting, to catch Adams asleep
at second. Including today's game. Reed
has won sixteen games out of twenty
iuucru, Bivinc mm an average oi ow so
11A8TINOB.
..... n .
COLDMAtm.
,n 1, A k Vk
JI'MId, t(.l 4 10
i djiooAm, lb I M I I
1 OptopUl, lb. 1 I O
1 Ogmjtb. et... 114 0 0
DM. lb.... I tlli 0
Wluir. h . I
o t
ll!
nnntt, of. I
Brtum, lb.. 4
Tick, lb. . . 4
Flnatlat, n t
jtirater. n. j i i o
!crA. It 4 0 14 0
OAAtmt. M.. 114 8 1
OKrtninrr, e 4 i I I e
ona, p..... aioeo
nubrdsn, e 4
Tucky, rf, l
wilier,
', P... 4
i l
4Ylatd, II ll h y
Tnl.1. ... M tl , " m
ITnattntra AAnAAA4A ,
Columbus ,,0 3 0 0 0 0 3 3 -. 7
Earned runs.' Hastings, i Columbue,
Flrestlne. Sacrifice fly: Reed. Two-
Cabe !). Home run: Bennett Double
playi Ramsey to Deal. Hits: Oft Wll
ley, 11: off Reed. . Struck out: By
Wllley, 6. Bases on balls: Off Wllley,
: off Rwd, 9. Hit by, pitched . ball:
Smyth nnd Rondeau by Wllley. Time:
2:15. Umpire i Longanecker.
Fretaoat Taltea Gasne.
rttnuiunx, nto., Aug, . (Special
Telegram.) Superior lost the game
through tho wlldness of Its pitohers and
costly errors. Fremont, on the other
hand, played a perfect fielding game and
Routt's control was good. ' Features were
tha playing of Welch at third and Wat-
gUPKRtOR. FRBUONT.
AD.H.O.A.K. AD.1LO.A.E.
Hinn, ci.
Hinds, M., 4
Tbtlutnt, II 4
lAndrath, rf I
B'Uvltt. lb 4
Otwt. tb..,. i
Bravo, kt 4
Qnr. t 4
ClemmeBt, f 0
Jtpton, p.,. 4
0
iTl'.tl.n- 1 ft t a
ITurpIn, if-. 4 110 0
1 Henry, lb. ..4 1 tt 0 0
OW.tMl, el. I 1 I H
w isi, m v v
I'OUli. .... 4 0 0 3 0
Chttnt, e, I i 4 0 i
0V,'lch. lb.. I i ill 4
r.rr. 0...... 1 1 1 t
OHoult. I 1 1 1 0
e
1 1
w -t . . tl rf , a
Tolali..... 14 10H tt 8
Routt out bunting third strike,
Superior 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0-3
Fremont i a I 1 0 0 I M H
Two-base hits: Meinirt, BoOVewlU.
Three-base hlti Manda. Stolen bases:
Turpln (3). Double play: Routt to Wal
lace. Bases on balls! Off Ctemmons, 3;
off Jepson, 8; oft Routt. 1. lilt by
Pitched ball: Btange, Routt. Struck out:
ly Jepson, 3; by Itoutt. 4. Passed ball:
O ray, Attendance, 000. Time: 2:10.
Umpire: Pontius.
American Association Results.
At Columbus (First a erne) R.II.S,
Columbus 4 6 8
Toledo , lilS 1
Batteries: Davis, Turner and Smith;
Robertson, Collamor and Devogt
Second dame R.II.EV
Columbus ... ., 7 7 1
Toledo Its
Batteries: Eayrs and Smith; Dashner
and Devogt. (Called after five innings,
darkness.)
At BU Paul-- K.H.E.
St Paul , 3 ;
Minneapolis 1 3
Batteries: Walker and James; Miller,
Olmstead and Owens.
At Indianapolis R.H.B.
Louisville 1 3 I
Indianapolis.., , 18 It 0
Batteries: v. demons and R. demons;
Mers and Casey.
At Milwaukee R.H.K,
Milwaukee T 13 1
Kansas City a S 1
Batteries: Cutting and Hughes; Richie,
Covington and Moore.
City OttlelaU Win Gnat.
ALBION, Neb., AUg. SL-iSpecial.) Tho
county officials and those ot the city
f layed a match gam ot ball today to
he amusement of this locality.
One ot the warm incidents of the game
was when the shirt of County Assessor
Pierce caught tiro from a lighted cigar
and was extinguished after considerable
Injury had been done to the garment.
The score teaulted tn 17 to 27 in favor of
the city officials. The proceeds were
turned over to the elty "its fund," out
ot which the city may acquire tome advertising.
CUBS SHUT OUT THE PIRATES
Pittsburgh Unable to Solve Curves
of Bert Humphries.
0T00LE IS WILD AT STAET
Bases on Balls, Followed by Oppor
tune Hits, Pile Vp a Total ot
Ten Scores for the Chi
os iro Cnbs.
CHICAOO, Sl.-Pittsburgh, baffled
by Bert Humphries' curves, lost a lo to 0
game to Chicago today and with a chanco
to go Into third place. O'Toole's wlld
ness, some long and time bits off him
and Cooper, and loose fielding by the
visitors, combined to enlarge the Chicago
total. O'Toole passed Leach and Ever
In the first Inning and Schulte sacrificed.
Zimmerman was purposely walked, fill
ing the bases, but Baler waited for four
balls and forced In a run. Ward Miller's
single scored Ever, Zimmerman belm?
cut down nt the Plato by Mitchell's
throw. Baler was nailed at the plate :n
an attempted double steal.
Schulte's single and Baler's home run
added two more in the third. Cooper took
up O'Toole's job beginning the fourth.
In the sixth he pasted Baler and Miller
with no one out and threw wild on Bnd
well's attempted sacrifice, filling the
bases. Singles by Archer, Leach and
fiver folowed, and fumbles by Carey and
Mitchell gave Chicago extra bases enough
to make five more runs. Score:
prmntmaH. J oIhcaoo.
A8.H.0.A.B. AD.H.O.A.B.
DtfUn, b.. 10 11 Orfccb. cf... 4 14 0 0
Can. If... 4
n 1 Eren, tb... I
t OBtbult. rf. 8
I tairafmtn, lb 1
0 OBtler, lb... J
1 OW.MUUr, 1(1
1 IBrldwdl, M 4
4 OArehtr. s... 4
1 4
1 4
t o
Vlex, 3b.... 4 1
Wttner, . 4 0
Mlllir, lb.. 4 1
Wlln, rf.. 8 0
UlUhttl, pf4 b
Btmon, o,.. 3 1
O'TooJa, p., 1 e
Cooper, y.. I 0
o o
0 a i o
1 10 o o
10 0 0
1 o t o
3 8 10
8 OHnmpM'i, p 4 0 0 1 1
1 i
. TAUIa H 111 If II I
ToUti., ...to 4 34 It 3
Pittsburgh 0 00000OOC 0
Chicago 2 0 2 0 0 6 0 1 -V
Two-base hits: J. Miller, Archer. Three
f,f hUL Archer. Home run: Baler.
HSL Ptf O'Toole. 4 In three Innings!
S Cooper. 6 in five Innings. Sacrifice
hits! BchUlte, Brldwell. Sacrifice fly:
Sthulte. stolen bases: Brldwell. Double
play! Wilson to Simon to Dolan; Brld
well to Ever to S&lsr. Left on bases:
Pittsburgh. 6: Chicago, 6. Bases on balls:
Off Humphries, 3; off O'Toole, 6: off
Cooper, 2. Struck out: By Humphries, 2
or. Cooper, 2. Time: 1:45. Umpires:
Orth and Klem.
Reds Tnk. Two.
CINCINNATI,. Aug. 3t-!Cnolnnatl won
both games ot a double-header today
from St. Louis, the first 10 to 5 and the
second 8 to 2. The local had no trouble
winning tlther, hitting the St Louis
pitcher when hits meant runs.
In the first game Harmon was hit hard.
While JohnBo nhad his opponents at hta
mercy, Johnson eased tip In the eighth
Inlng and Bt. Louis was able to score
five runs.
Orlner started the second game for- Bt
Louie, but lasted only through the first
and part of the second Innings. Trekelt,
who succeeded him. pitched good ball,
but was taken out In the eighth inning
to allow Roberts to bat for him. Suggs,
who pitched for Cincinnati, kept the Tilts
Aa A , I ...il m rA ... . - . I-
tion at all times.
n inn second conge stole home rrom
thlnl base while Trekell was winding
up, Bcore, that game:
BT. LOUI8. CTNCnWATI.
, AU.H.aA.K. AB.H.O.A.E.
Mtg. it... itio e&Mchtr, ttioi oo
llumn. lb. 3 0 T I (IULtei, rf... I 3 1 0 i
. i w ursn. id..,, i i m o
Mowrr, lb 1 1 I 1 06hokard: ct I 1 .1 0 0
wnit e, r-ib 4 o o l uE(tn. u..,, I I I
OJUary, h. 3 0 0 I CDoJx. tb... I 1 1
Wlnte. 10 3 1 lKllnr. e.... til
I 3
1 0
1 0
Hlldebrnd, 43130 IDUtSbrn, el 1 1 o 0
lUrmoo, p. 3 3 0 3 OJobainn, p. 4 0 0 0 0
Totals tl 14 113 TtoU.....32 13 iff U 3
Bt Louis 0 00000060-5
Cincinnati 28800800 10
forbeen.glOtUlssaeoCf.. etaol shrd etao
, Two-base hits; Groh, Mowrey. Three
base hlti Dodgu. Sacrifice hits: Dodge,
Hoblltsell. Stolen bases: Groh, Hobllt
sell, Blackburn. Double plays: Qroh to
Hoblltsell; Egan to Groh to HoblltzelL
Left on bases: Bt. Louts, 8; Cincinnati, 7.
Bases on balls: Off Harmon, 7: off John
son, 8. Hit by pitched balls: By Harmon,
Bescher; by Johnson, Konetchy, O'Leory.
8truck out: By Harmon. : by Johnson.
2. Passed ball: Wlnfto. Wild pitch: Harr
rnon. Time: 2:10. Umpires: Byron and
Qulgley.
Score, seoond game:
BT. LOOIB. OlNXINNATI.
AU.H.O.A.B, AO.K.aAK.
Hsrsiet. lb 4 1 1 4 OBeseber, 111 0 3 0 O
Eraca.
oakaa
tv a
... 4 1 I 0
(I... 1 M
r, lb. 4 0 1 3
enttt. rf... i
OQroh. lb.... l
(Ortbanr. lb 0
Mitcklrd, fl 4
OllohlltMl, lb I
4Eaa. u,. 1
CDodf. lb., 4
(iKIinr. a.... 4
OBurs. p.... 4
Cl'Wlckltnd . 1
o
Xfowrav.
K'mtehr. lb 4 1 it 1
whms. u. 4 1 o
l ll
o-Ltarr, m. t i o t
Wloto, 0... I 0 1 0
orinir,
Trakill,
0rr.
.'.! oooi
p.. I 1 I
p... oooi
lubarts ... 1 t o a
0
Totals.,
Total.,... 11 1 14 11 0
II 737 11 1
Batted for Groh In ninth.
Batted for Trekell In eighth.
St LoUIa 0 0 0 1 0 0
Cincinnati 4 i 1 1 0 0
Two-base hits: Hobllts!,
Three-base hits: Bheckard.
0 1-3
1 -
Bucks.
podge.
Hits; Otr Orlner. 4 In one and two.
thirds lnninis: off TrekeJL 3 In Iva nrt
one-third Innings; off Geyer. none in one
inning, nacniioe nut: uescner, Groh.
Stolen bases: Groh, Dodge, Cake.
Konetchy. Double piaya: Mowrey to
Hugglns to Konetchy. Bates to Hobllt-
set. ixii on oases: tsu ixiuis, ; umcin
natl, 4. Bases on balls: Off Griner, 4;
off Geyer, 1 Struck out: By Trekell,
It by fiugfs, 2. Wild pitch: Geyer.
Time: 1.3& Umpires: IUgter und
Qulgley.
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ST. LOUIS TEAM BEATEN
Loses Three Games in Succession,
to the Naps.
CLEVELAND WINS, NINE TO ONE
Browns Field In XlAimed Fashion,
Bnlentl Belnar tha Only Player
of Home Team to Run
In a Tally.
BT LOUIS, Mo., Aug. Sl.-St. Louis
lost to Cleveland today, 9 to 1, and
made It three games In succession, Dal
ento waa the only local player to tally
while Chapman, Jackson and Lajole
each scored three runs for their team.
Today's run was tho first the homo
teams has scored In forty-three Innings
and the defeat marked the seventh suc
cessive loss. The locals fielded In a
ragged fashion, making six errors. While
Mitchell waa being hit hard Gregg
pitched a steady game and St. Louis
with the 'exception of the third inning
did not have a chance.
President Johnson of the American
league, watched the game. Score:
CLEVELAND. ST. LOUIS.
...... . AD.H.O.A.B. AD.H.O.A.B.
Ljlbold, cf. 6 0 1 0 OBhotton, et. 4 0 1 1 1
Chpmn. u 4 2 0 2 OAUitln. lb. 4 0 4 t 1
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LU1, 3b.. 4 3 3 1 OWtlker. It.. 4 0 10 0
Johntun, lb 5 1 It 0 OWIllUmi. ft 4 8 0 0 0
Turner. 3b.. 4 10 3 CtOT&ll, lb., a 0 11 0 0
Olion. tb.... 0 0 I 1 (Clnt1, ii. 1 0 4 8 t
Qrtnejr, U.. 4 1 3 0 OAltundtr, o 3 1 3 I 0
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