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THE BEE; OMAHA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1913.
Bringing Up Father
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Drawn for The Bee by George McManus
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BRENNER PLAYS6REAT GAME
Rourke Pitcher Hurh Well, and His
Hit Scores Three.
DOUBLE BRINGS WINNING RUN
SchlpUe Walked to Take Chance on
Omaha, rltcher, Who Lambants
Bait In Fashion Not Ki-peeled.
WICHITA, Xan., Bcpt 4.-(8peclal Telegrams-Pitcher
Brenner pitched a treat
Cams and held Wichita to one lone hit
for eight Innings. Omaha won, E to 4.
Trouble oUrted In tho ninth, however,
and It looked like the Jobbers were going
to slip across the winning; run. Wacob
batted for Durham as an opener and
walked. Rapps beat out a slow hit io
SchlpUe. Nicholson bunted to Grubb and
thD bates were full when Kano dropped
the ball.
Mlddleton drew a walk, forcing Wacob.
With Hughes up, the moit dangerous
pinch hitter on the. Wichita learn, Bren
ner tightened up and fomad Hughes to
pop to Bchlpke. Bills singled to right and
Rapps and Nicholson scored. Burke sent
a short fly to Congalton.
Mlddleton was allowed to score and
Bills was hold at first. Smith forcod
Bills at second, Justice to Sohlpko, and
tho game was -won, 6 to 4. Durham
played a good game, but had poor sup
port Kane doubled In the second and scored
6n Rapps" boot of Schlpko'a hit to short
Thomason doubled In the third and
scored en Smith's error. Thomason and
Concclton led off with hits In the sixth.
Kane was out when he bunted foul In
third strike. Johnson forced Congalton
at second. Thompson was out at home
plato on at attempted double steal.
Congalton led off with a double In the
ninth. Kane flew to Bill, Congalton talc,
lug third, JoInson was walked inten
tionally. Grubb hit to Durham and Con
cnlton was tagged out after Johnson and
Grubb had reached second and third.
Schtpke was walked to take a ehaneo
on Brenner, but it proved to be a big
mistake. With two strikes on him Bren
ner delivered the goods with the blow
that proved to be the one that scored tho
winning run.
It was a double to right center and
Johnson, Qrubb and Bchlpke scored.
Justlco flew out to left for tho third out
Score:
OMAHA.
, au. r. W, O. A.E.
Justice, ts 6 0 0 0 a 0
Coyle. If, ..... 4 0 1 3 0 0
Thomason, cf. ...... 4 1 2 3 0 0
Congalton, rf. , 4 o s . i o o
Kano, lb 4 1 3 13 0 1
Johnson, o. ,3 1 0 4 3 0
grubb. 3b. -4 1 0 0 3 0
Sohlpke, 3b. ., 3 10 4 10
tlrenner, p 4 0 1110
Totals .. 35 5 1 i 15 1
WICHITA.
AU. IL U, O. A.K.
rUpp, ss. 4S 1 1 2 4 1
NioholMn, If. , Sioioo
MliMltion. cf 3 1 0 .1 0 0
U,VfLh,v"' 4 0 0 s o o
Ulb rV 4 1 3 3 0 0
S 0 0 3 4 0
Smith, 8b. 3 0 0 1 1 1
Csatle, c. 3 0 0 S 4 0
(Durham, s 3 0 0 3 8 0
'V acal i o 1 0 0,0
Toists . .30 1 1 Jr i? 1
Batted for Durham In ninth.
SjWJj 0 1100000 S-5
WtehlU 00000000 4-4
Ift on bases: Wichita. 3; Omaha. 5.
Kane,. BIHs. Thomason, Conralton, Bren
ner. Struct out Uy Durham. 3; by
Brnnsr, 5. Bases on balls: Off Durham.
t Xlrenner. 4. Time. 1:49. Umpire!
ot grist
Standing of Teams
WESTBItN LTJAOUa
Played. Won. Lost.
HattMRB, Kearney at York, Columbus at llck This cross-country folt is a new
- l Slum, ana is aiiraauns; oonsiderabla tit
Lloyd. Jb a 9
Itader, 3b 1 o
Peploakl, 8b 3 1
Cote, cf... 4 0
Mccormick, if i i
Barbour, lb a 0
Collins, rf.. s 1
Rowling, sb ,. 3 1
jucuauignn, as...... o
Baker, c... 4 1
Khman, p, ;... 3 1
ANTBLOPU8 BUNCH ON STBHXBR
Take Opener vrlh Eaae from St. Joe,
Klght to One.
JAKCOVS. Neb., EepL 4. Ttie Uncolns
bunched hits on Pitcher Bterxer in the
fifth, and sixth tnnlnga and took the
opening game of the St Joseph series
by a seoro t( I to L Eh man pitched
winning ball fcr the locals throughout
ana wu given perreoi support, a boms
Sutsex
a
A strikingly
smart chape
which m&kea
it the first
choice of a
host of men
who want a
"dawy" collar
Collars
2 for 28e
daa't spread apart at tho top
RAVi
K 1
MEN
And
Tbof . Kiltxick & Co.
laer oBgu t
Denver ish
DeaJlolnea 137
Lincoln J40
fit Joseph ,, 137
Omaha 139
Topeka m
Sioux City lag
wichita i
Nfjjr York. ,86 43 .C70
J'WIa- 74 46 .017
Chicago ...,71 C6 ,BS9
Pittsburgh 67 69 .331
Cotton 54 68 . 443
Brooklyn ..64 71 .432
Cincinnati .64 78 .409
St Loula...4 fS .361
AMKlt ASm 1
W.UPct.
.... , iT.ij.x-ci. vv.ii'ct. I uiarKe, ir k
m teSSffi,' 2? SI -m Kearney ...B ,tm Schmidt "!: j
fuiH,itik Si Ti2 "aatinBa ...61 47 .bo, Callahan, 3b 4
St. Paul..;;. S S m Ftemont" ."S 65 1 U?A, D'VT"-i
IndJanaplla 64 84 .391 Qd. Island..42 68 .389 BldeV! p ""..::":.:
m caipruny'a iiesalla. -jiwpp i
wERTBnN LEAGUE,
Omaha. 6: Wichita. 4.
BfltS. Josoph, l: Lincoln. 0.
Topeka, 3: Des Moines, L
B, NATIONAL LRAOUB.
gt-1,T'?ul'V;4-4: PlttsburBh, 2-5.
fhllatlolphla-oston, postponed.
IJooklyn. 8-1: New York. 3-2.
, AMERICAN LKAQUK.
SSJton. 8-6: Philadelphia, 6-2,
Detroit 4: Cleveland. 3.
Chicago, 4: St Louis. 6,
fow York, 3j Washington, 2.
AMRIUCAN ASSOCIATION.
iTemont, 1; Hastings, G, v
Kearney. 4-8; York. 4-4.
Columbus. 4; Superior. 7.
Grand Island, X; Beatrice, 6.
Uames Today
Western League-Omaha at WicWts,
ecla. Topeka at Des Moines. v
National League St Louis at PltU-
uraii, j-niiaoeipnia at Boston. Brooklyn
at Now York, Clnolnnatl at Chicago.
Totals 3a 2 7 24 8 4
Batted for Elder In tho ninth.
Slnttr OUv A 1 ft 1 A A A A a a
AJenver 5 1 1 2 3 1 0 0 O-U
Btolen bases: Coffey (3). Two-base
hits: Qulllln, Caoaldy, Wood (2), Block.
Three-baae hlU: Elston, Coffey, Plsher,
Channel. Horn nin. nmiiin rv.r
Sacrifice hit: Butcher. Sacriflea flvi
Vann. Passed ball: Vann. Struck out:
By,, W'". J! by Elder, 4. Bases on
halls: Off Harris, Is off White, is off
Klder K. DnnhU i.lov nv.nn ...
Cooney to Wood. Wild pitch: Elder.
Lrflft Ml hfllfll nnv.f 11. tltn.iw it,., n
Innings pitched: By White. 1 (runs. 6:
SSI1' HK?y .js'aor, 7 (runs, 7s hits, 18).
Time: 1:50. Umpires: Kempton and Col-lldower.
.. V
Prizes Offered for
Oross-Country Golf
Thos who think they can nlav rnif
now have a first-class ODoartunltv t
demonstrate this point and win not only
delphta, Detroit at CTeveland. Chicago at fln0 ro,1"top dMk but U a ,ot
St Louis, New York at Washington. 63 by ISO feet Two cross-country golf
A mrlon n AaOAA atlHH n.r a
UlVdi owiuw(i-g k allies BCDCu-
rVf.iSft8klt- Blnl aaru Fremont at
mn hw Waata!! flH it. a
- .tfcv- 4l tillt Vil (Il I) in IT I as...
saving St Joseph a shutout Score: Btire ho gives tho players two days In
iwncn io accompusn tna feat Hal aaka
All I, ii ri A T? 1
"V V' " llh&t tmt or mnm nlnvin n4.t. A .1
X
0
0
4
3
9
0
3
1
0
0
0 Miller Park club house and play from
O I in V. f,,..4. n1..V. .1
- ...... w v ...v viiiu, ouu IIIOCICO Q
5 the Happy Hollow club. Hero they can
nluult for the day If thev lllcn nA fini.v.
0 from there to the Field club, and then
0. CI T !.. ..
iu nomuur uuaq uiuu on anomcr day.
Totals
..It.,.. .37 8 10 27 13
ST, JOHISPH
Dawson, rf 4
jvoney, 11, a
artllllnsr. cf
Westerzil, 3b;.,..... 4
Oygll, lb 8
UCJ1B, ID 4
QrlffUh. a..... 8
SOiang, o 1
UaalvtWah. 9
fitener. p 3
UK ni. D. .......... 1.
Watson
"Quinlan
.. 1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
1
1
0
8
3
1
3
0
0
0
9
,.83 1 9 24
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
3
1
0
0
0
Trttnl.
Hatted for Melnke In ninth.
Lincoln 0 0018600 -8
St Joseph 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-1
Homo runs: Lloyd, Weatersii. Two
base hita: Dawson, Oeha. Bases on
balls: Off Sterser, Si oft Qalna, L Hit
by lltched ball: Harbour by Sterser.
Struck out: Uy Ehman. 6; by Sterser,
3; by Gains, 3. Left on bases: Lincoln,
ft U inannli t Tlrti s Vi! nlav &fnTnr
mlck to Barbour. Hits: Off Ehman. ;
off Sterser 6 In five innings: oft Gains,
R 1 t U - (lanrllln. Vll rinUfl.
W til U11W 11' till. A
lng. Ehman, Keller, Melnke. . Stolen
basest Cole, Barbour, Dawson. Melnke,
Time: 3:16. Umpire: Anderson.
1CAW HUNS AWAY PHOU BOOSTER
Take Oiientnir Game from Dea
aiolnea, 'inreo io unc.
DES MOINES. SPt 4.-Topeka won
ine opening game oi uio nencs nnro uui
afternoon through the superior pitchlne.
of Cocreham, by a score of 3 to 1. Bo Kite
lla HAimlinll I a. sit 1 1 n fV alil'.lt
pamae. Wcore;
E.
DES MOINES. .
All. It. II. U.
Hahn. rf. 6 0 1
If i n i
Blunter, cf. ......... 3 11
j.oonaru, J". ........ u v
Jones, lb. , 4 0 3
lieiiiir, aa. v v
Blelgbt. a 4 0 0
Andreas, lb. 3 0 0
Boggo, p. , 3 0 0
Shaw 10 0
3
3
4
1
0
Totals 82
Cochran. 3b ,3
v. . H v, ... ....... .
McLarry, Sb, &
Kooruer, lb. 3
Gear, cf. 6
Bapp. It 4
McAllister, c 3
Smith, sa, , 4
Cocroham, p. ....... 3
6 37 11
1
O
0
J
0
0
0
1
0
1
o
l
0
o
o
l
3
0
0
0
1
0
Total 33 3 37
Batted for Bogge in ninth.
Jlolne. 9; Topeka, 11
plre. O'Toole.
Time; 1:60. Urn-
Key to the Sltuatlon-Bev Advertising.
Lamlmats Two Slonx CHy Pitchers
at Will.
DENVER, Colo., Srpt 4.-Donvcr hit
iwS lou aiy P"chera at will today
Jf1. tho nrst gamo of the aeries, 12
DnV?hLWUn 2 Co"cy 'itured for
two singles In fNln't bat- Scoro:
r.iiii ,u A. E.
O -4 2
mu), rr.. ......... s
Channel, of 4
net.
Rj W .633
77 CO .603
74 C6 .629
71 CO .518
6U 71 .4S9
6.1 71 .40
- 69 79 .423
AMU It LEAGUE. Elston. 'if....".""::!: 4
W.UPct Spahr, o 6
Phila. 84 44 Coffey, s 5
Cleveland ..77 63 .687 Fisher, lb 0
Wash 70 68 .660 Harris, p c
Chicago ....87 64 .604 Block, Sb 1
Iloston C4 63 .608
Detroit 67 71 .445 Totals 40
St Louis.. .49 83 .371 SIOUX fit TV
Now York. .44 80 .833 An. It II.
2
3
1
0
1
3
0
0
0
O.
1
0
6
4
4
4
3
f
1
0
12 18 27 9 4
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
o.
2
2
2
4
4
6
0
4
0
1
0
A.
3
1
0
3
1
1
0
0
0
1
0
E.
2
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
TWICE GIANTS AND DODGERS DIVIDE
contests have been annnuneaa. nna
Harry Tukoy and tho other by F. I. El-
tentlon in tho east The course. TuIcav
has laid out ts sixteen miles long. To be
0 This makes a sixteen-mile tramp for the
players in two days. He offers a city
0 lot to the winner.
ah V. ur n i ""0'' ouering a roll-top desk
A?' 1i' V: A! Ei for a almllar rnnliul. nl.vaH .u.
. ... 1 w. .vl. UIO
0 Omaha Field club to the irnnnv irnii,.
0 1 club. In Klllck'a Fnnttit nlmun mo
1 7 -
imjT i any umo up io ana including
01 September 23. Tukey announces his com
Al. .
z I leak ujicu io vuiooer 10.
0 . 1 . . I
1
0
0
0
Argentine Man Leads
m ite-Entry Matoh
CAMP PERRY, O., Sept 4,BulleUns Is
sued today show that PstiL Amnllnn
erstwhile high man In the Pan-American
inaiviaual re-entry match, Is now In sixth
Place. Pucnall. Areentlna. lrml. with
257. Toledo, Peru, is next with 355; then
come uanert, Argentine, 247$ De Felln,
Italy, 2j Albornots. Peru. 243; Petit Ar
gentine. 341: Yenlc Arsentlnn. til On-
varforta, Argentine, 340; Beall, United
oiaiea. zn; iioore, united States, 227.
In the revolver and pistol match in
Which there were but flv rnmn.dtnr.
E. A. Fernandex, Argentine, has first
piaco wun in, while c, K. Orr, United
States had 168.
The running deer match has developed
the following scores:
Cobb, United States, 48; Eriksson.
Sweden. 44: Dlllin. United Rtatea. Ij.
TourettN United Stages, 45; Tlllson.
oweaon, : ujorkman. Sweden. 43;
Mlrlck, United . States. 43; Ohlsson,
Sweden. 43; Lane. United States. 41:
0 Steals, United States. 40.
0 I In th flniflvMnal - ..
J matoh, Orr, United States, has a total of
0 Mu ana Turner, united States, 1.334.
1 GIFFORD LANDS BIG
0 "MUSKIE" IN MINNESOTA
-1 Wrd C Gilford, formerly assistant
tOPKKA. I eommlsaloner of tho Commercial club.
Ait It H. O. A. E. "topped over In Omaha last night en
1 1 i ft oImiii. I- . - Tr . . n . .
'i.wm.w i,s iivjiuo b jviuicaa wily, uii
2 ford has been up In Minnesota at Lake
o Mantrap, which la about aoo mlt
0 west of Minneapolis and one of the beat
0Ilshlng holes in the state. In muffled
0 1 tones he tella modestly of a. "mmiiu
0 that he landed which weighed twenty-
3 1 two pounds, avoirdupois. By a curious
-xianea lor itogge in ranin. i..vv um w tcnow naa oeen
ns fnlna A ft A 1 A A A A A1 I HWaltlnP Ward O anil wk.n t. .,,,.1.
TOP 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0-3 fast to the bait that wa. i.nri Mm
Two-base hit: Koerner. Bases on ballai he. realsned from hla MwtA .Um.hi.
Off BoEKe. t: off Cocreham. Rlruck reln ,rom ngld elements
out! By Honce. 6: by Cocreham. 8. Stolen without fear, hesitation or compunction
JjftfS?1 i?iii?J,-i??.?.,CoCSi,15 Double The trophy Is now being prepared by a
KSViii.V.-"i-ri:::."'!!:,. S'VV"" . taxidermist
lliitn.. CI - nviutfi. , , mi ..v .
Uami at I'torene.
The Omaha Mora base ball team and
the Sioux City Morse team will clash at
Florence park Sunday at 3.3ft,
league Leaders Succumb to the
Prohib warriors.
ITEST GAME IS FOUR TO TWO
Plnyed In necord Time of Honr and
lvo Sllnatea Second Goes
Seven Innlnaa, Elaht
to Four.
YORK. Neb.. Sent, i ttnMnx mi.
- ' A UII3-
gram.) York took a double-header from
the leaders today by hlttlntr th hn ,.
In both' games. The first game was
piayea in tne record time of 1:03. Um
plro Freese kept the men on the Jump all
the time. Score, first came:
KKATunsr. xonrc.
Mail... .,,?-A,E;... AB.H.O.A.DI
- v a 4iicj. odiiiii a a i n
HOTlott. lb. 1 0 7 1 Ol-rlc. lb..4 a i r-e
Bctturen. oil 1 0 g m-Im, ir....i o a a i
x,,'l r.V"" 0 0 08npp, 3b... 3 9 110
, w n a utTiwiunL ri 2 1 1 o 0
I-otia p.... Ml XlUch'rtu, pt 1 2 2 0
IVttala M a a i . . TT "
1 .1 l g T0UU1.....Z3 10 IT 11 A
D,,y HOOOOllO-J
; w u x o u o i
-. -" m, acock. Aiaim
2l?i".V TTIee?.b.a"8 "t: p'l- Home
ni, iMiiiraon. uase on balls:
Off Richardson. 1; off Lotz, 3. Left on
HBJ,e?jiii".rnev' ork, 4. struck out:
1Ti!ira0l,'6s by Time:
iE.'iXHi Pr0CSQ and Lonifanecker.
BtMltUo, 11(111 onioe, lb..... 4 81 11
JJ...4 1 0 J 0Mul.7. ct.A till
dm"Si o i i lust .?::::, ; s ; s
... f " W VSlUpn, ZOaaa S 1 4k at 1
WooW a.S 1 0 4 JMaiUck. e 5 o
&lckoB. e.I l s owillUma, rfS 1 l i a
MMea, p...O 0 l iRich-raS. ,n i !
AUs Pee.4 19009 r
Touw...,Ti7al " io n it
Gamo called at end of seventh Inning.
Kearney o .0 l o n a aLi
TS3 L"""iV.'Vi l 9 1 8 0 8
?TS IS" "r&y. aingieton, Malm
quiat Richardson. Bice. Mulvey, Snapp.
Home run: Lelse, Btolen bases: Mulvey.
Gray. Double plays Malmquist to Snapp
to Price. Bases on balls: Off Lot ii
oit .Ie?' mut ott Maples. 6 In
one-th'r Inning; off LoU. 4 in five and
two-thirds Innings; off Bichardson none
... ..mm,., uu mciianiran none
In seven innings. Struok out: By Rich-
Si tan SAt4 JS a. Y V m S u a v . I.
"7". - "x. mmvicB, a. i-aasea ball:
Erlckson. Wild pitches: Lot, 2. TImo:
1:M.
Superior Leads Over Pairneea.
flinmninn xr. u . . , . .
Telegrara.)-Superlor won from Columbus
today by a score of 7 to 4. A homo run
?X.iJcicfi1w,t" w'th two on bases In the
fifth Inning gave Superior a lead that
Columbus could not overcome. Bcorei
AB.II.O.AB. AB.H.O.A.a
rtoaasau. lb 4 0 0 3 lMania. as... 4 18 S o
PMplea, 3b,. S 0 3 8 COray, 2b ( 1 l 4 0
Oeal. lb 4 313 0 0In4rtb.' rft 1 2 4 l
Ramsay, a... 4 14 1 OBokawlti. lbl 1U l o
, lf.... 4 12 0 OJfrown, cf... 4 110 0
A4mi. a... lis lObtt, lb...,, 4 1 0 0 L
JCranlasr, rf4 0 0 0 CStheia. .... 2 2 (Tl
llfteu, (h... 4 1 t ( (Cac&un'na. p 0 4 0 2 o
TotU...34liiu a "W V'"-1Z
coiumbu. s o'rriTffvU
mujjviiui ,. .,v v v o b 1 1 0 7
llnm. t,n. 1. . mi. 1
."it. ouvhwu, inree-Daeo
nil! Tl. a 1 1S.A.kn.A 1. 1 1 . .
Brown. Sto n bases: Smyth f2), Cran
Manda, Thelsslng. Sacrlflco hits: Poo-
Sles, Manda, Miller. Double plays:
ray to Manda. Millar tn nnnV.urlo
Struck out: By Beed, 4: by Miller, 3.
Bases on balls: Off Beed, 3; off Clem
n.l; off Miller, L Wild pitches:
PaaH s TTItas 1ammm.. a i
and one-third innings; off Miller; 6 In
seven and two-thirds Innings. Umpire:
Myers.
Hca Ls4 ob Pathfinders.
HASTINGS, Neb., Sept 4.-(8necIal
Telegram.) Wiley was master of the
Buuuiiuii .i, i4cb oi mo game 10
day against Fremont allowing but three
scratch singles and striking out twelve
umamaii. jproiaoiifcB ione score camo in
the first round on a single, a stolen base
B.1 1 J. ...HAW. 11 . T.,, . - ,
.iiu h nuu wiiun. f jibsiuud, ,viBacr ana
Tacke fielded superbly, the latter mak-
1 .. n 1 1 .1 J .
M BCtlBalUilWl VUO'IIMIUCU tiicu
. I i . 1 v.. v. . r f. . .
homer In the third brought great cheer
ing and applause for the little fielder.
FREMONT. 1UBT1NCS,
. . m . n . . n in
WalUoa, as.. 4 0 4 1 lDeht14. ttl 0 I 0 1
Turpla. tf... 8 110 OWlaatr. b. . 4 2 2 2 0
iinri v v iutiu.il, i.. x v w v
Wtil. ct... 4 112 lUrown. lb... 4 1111
jieia. ao.'.. v a viuit, ad... i ? u
Btans. rt... I 0 11 OFtrMi'n. ui 1 1 0
Wtlek, lb... 2 0 0 4 OkloCab. It. 2 1 1 0
Mtf. o. 2 0 4 2 OMaxer, C... 2 1 12 0
CKtch.ll. p.. 3 1 0 0 OWllltj. p.... I 1 1 o
Totals 21 I1S t Totals 20 1 17 11 1
Fremont 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 l
Hastings 0 0 ( 0 0 1 0 0 S
, Two-base hits: Wisser, Getchell. Sac
rifice hit: McCabe. Home run: Mc
Cabe. Stolen bases: Dechtold. Turoln.
Doublo plays: Firestone, to Wlsser to
TacKe. Htange to itenrj. waiiace io
Vlley, 1; off Getchell. 3. Left on bases:
Hastings, : i-Teinom. s. oirucK out:
By WlUeV. 12; by Oetchell. 6. Time: 1:30.
Umpires: Murnoe and Fortman.
Third City Laid Low.
BEATRICE. Neb., Sept. 4, (Special
Telegram.) Beatrice won a game from
Grand Island today by the score of 6 to 2,
In' the seventh the locals bunched five
hits, which netted four runs. First Daae
man llrewer of Deatrlce led In hitting,
netting two singles and a three-bagger.
Each team made two double plays: Score.
BRAND ISLAND. DEATH ICE.
AU.H.O.A.U AD.H.O.A.a
Bmltb, u. . . 3 1 1 4 lTtjipia. i. . 4 1 4 1 1
Dowaer, cf . 4 1 1 onnnaoa. Ib2 0 0 2 0
iUrrr, tb....4 13 4 lBlaek. rC..2 2 2 0 0
IMUtt. 0....4 0 t 1 ONWt. ..... 1 I 2
Fcrln, lb... 4 0 2 1 UMcklla. cf.. 2 1 0 4 0
Ward. lb.... 4 110 OUag .If S 0 2 0 0
K'ltmbrr. U 2 I 0 0 onrew.r, lb.. 2 412 0 0
Artlar. rt.. 2 0 11 Co. ....,.. 4 2 4 1 0
Brawn, p.... 2 0 0 1 OErrttt P-- 4 10 11
TrtHt.....a"t 24 Til ToUlI 1 H 27 IT "7
Grand Island 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .33
Beatrice 0 0 0 1 1 0 4 0
Stolen bases: Black (2). Neff. Sacri
fice hits: Brannon, Black. Ling. Two
base hit: Harry. Thrt-ba hlta:
Downey. Brewer. Coo, Bases on balls:
Off Brown, 4; off Errett L Struck out:
By Brown, TS by Errett, 7. Left on!
bases: Grand Island. 4; Beatrice, 6. Dou
ble playa: Tappan to Neff to Brewer (J);
Itany to Fnrlcy; Barry to Smith to Far
ley Wild pitch. Brown. Time; 1:35.
Umpire; Pontius,
NewTorks Lose First Game When
Marquard Blows Up.
SECOND IS DUEL OP PITCHERS
Tcarenu and TlnitUnff Both Effeo
tlve, bat Three of Fire Hits Off
Latter Bunched, nnd Re
sult In Defeat.
NEW YORK. Sept 4.-Now York and
Brooklyn spilt even In a double-header
today, Brooklyn taking the first game, 0
to s, while the champions captured tho
second, 3 to 1. Tho first game went
Brooklyn's way when Marquard expe
rlenced ono of his old-fashioned blowups
In tho. sixth Inning, tho visitors scoring
all their six runs In this inning on sin
gles by Moran, Cutehaw, Collns and Mc
carty, Smith's double, a pass, a sacrlflco
fly and an error by Merkle. The New
Yorkers mado their two runs off
Walker In the third innings on three
hits and a pass. Walker broke a finger
in this Inning and was rellovcd by Eagan,
who pitched well for tho rest of the game.
Tho second game was a pitchers' bat
tle between Tesreau and Ylngllng. Both
were effective, but three of the five hits
made off Ylngllng were bunched in the
third and resulted In Brooklyn's defeat.
Meyers opened with a double and Merklo
and Tesreau were easy outs. Snodgrass'
single scored Meyers and the batter
reached third on Collins' wild throw, He
scored on Doyle's single. Smith's home
run drive In the fifth saved Brooklyn
fiom a shut-out .
MoGraw gave his batting order the
most radical shift since the club became
a pennant winner In 1911, tho positions of
only two men and tho pitcher being left
unchanged.
Wheat suffered from a strained groin
and had to retire after two innings of
the first game, though he appeared later
a pinch hitter. Showers fell through
out both games. Scoro, first game:
DROOKLYM NEW TORK.
AD.II.O.A.B. ATl.H.n.A K
uoraa, rf... 4 1 0 0 0Bno4srMi, cf 4 12 0 0
ODojrle. It-... 4
OFlttcber, as. 4
0 Burns. It.... 2
OBaafir, 2b... 3
0 Murray, rf.. 4
lMefen, o... 4
OMtrkle. lb 3
2 OManiaard.' p 1
OCnwAall. p. 1
Hncc. I. Time: 1:37. Umpires: . Klera
and Orth.
Score, second gamd:
ST. IAVIS. I PITTS BURQH.
... . AB.H.O.A.B. AD.H.O.A.&
ItURlas, 2b. 4 0 2 4 ODoUn. Sb.... S 0 1 3 0
Mowrtjr, Sb. S 1 0 2 OCanr, If.... 2 3 10 0
Oakea. cf.... 4 2 2 0 uVlox. Sb 2 0 12 0
SK'r.16.-." 1 8 0 inutw. 2b... 2 1 0 1 1
. .-mo, h.. i d i on tuner, n.. 4 1 2 4 0
fg.Yf". rf....S 2 2 0 OMIIIsr. lb... 4 2 12 1 0
iwnson, rr...s 2100
Roberts, o.. 4 1 S 1 IMItchalL cf. 4 1 J 0 0
oerr. p 4 0 0 1 lOlbion. e... 2 0 4 0 0
. . Hestor .... 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 112$ IS SBImoa, e.... 0 0 1 0 0
Kellr, a 0 0 2 1 0
McQulUn, p2 0 0 2 0
Hj-att 1 1 t 0 0
Hcnirlz, p.. 0 0 0 0 0
Totals.. ...18 10 30 14 "l
One out when winning run Is scored.
Ran for Gibson In tho seventh.
Batted for McQulllln tn the ninth.
St Louis 0 20001000 1-4
Pittsburgh 0 110001003-6
Three-base hit: Carey. Sacrifice hits:
O'Leary, Wagner, McQuillan. Stolen
bases: Carey. Wagner, Miller, Wlngo (2).
Left on bases: St Louis. 9: Plttsburch.
3. Hits: Off McQuillan, 8 In nine innings.
on nonurix, a in one inning, liases on
balls: Off McQuillan. 2; off Hendrlx. 1$
off Gevor. 2. Rfriinlc nut? Tlv MrOnlMnn.
S; by Hendrlx. 1: by Geyer, 4. Wild pitch:
wcviuiuan. jjoudio plays: o ljeary to
Hoggins to Wlngo: Miller to Wagner to
Miller: Kelly to Dolan to Kelly. Time:
1:57. Umpires: Rlgler and Byron.
Cutshaw, 2b 6
Collins, cf... I
Wheat. It.... 1
Merer, If... 1
Daubert lb. 2
Bmlth. tb... 4
Fliher, as... 2
McCartr. o.. 4
walker, p... l
Iiacux, p.... s
0 0
Touts it 7 27 11 1 Totals 21 7 17 IS 4
Batted for Marquard in the seventh.
Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0-
Now York 0 0200000 0-3
First base on errors: Now York. 1:
Brooklyn, 4. Two-base hit: Smith. Sac
rlflco hit: Daubert Sacrifice fly: Fisher.
Left on bases: New York, 7; Brooklyn, 5.
Double playa: Cutshaw to Fisher to Dau
bert: Cutshaw to Daubert; Murray to
Doyle. Bases on balls: Oft Marquard, 3;
oft CrandaU, 1; oft Walker, 3; of Bagan,
L Struck out: By CrandaU, 1; by Ro
bhu, . jiu uy piionca oaii: uy waiKer
(Burns). Hits: Off Walker, 4 In two and
two-thirds Innings; oft Bagan, 8 In six
and one-third Innings; off Marquard, 7
In seven innings; off CrandaU, none In
two Innings. Time: 1:51. Umpires: Bretv
nan and Eason, Score, .second game:
Score, second game:
BROOKLYN. IMW TORK.
AU.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.HI
Moran. rt... 4 ISO o Btaricrua, cf 4 1400
Cuttbaw, 2b 4 0 2 1 IDojIe, Sb.... 4 14 4 0
Bteuct ct..4 14 0 OFleteoer, al l (it
OoIUls, If... 3 10 0 lBurna, if.... S 0 1 1 0
W&xit 1 0 0 0 OHaraos. 2b.. 2 1110
Qaubert, lb. 4 1 2 0 OUnrrar. rf.. 2 0 2 0
Smith. Sb... 4 4 2 1 OUerers, e.. 2 2 4 2 0
Ftihtr. as... 2 0 2 2 IMarkla. lb.. 2 0 7 0 0
FlMher, o... 3 0 2 1 OTeareao, p.. 1 0 0 1 0
TtnillDS. p.. 11040
.. TotaU 2S 5 2712 0
Totala.....Sl 8 14 10 2
batted for Collins in the ninth.
Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-1
New York 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 3
First base on errors: New York. L
Two-base hit: "Myers. Home run: Smith.
8tolen base: Doyle. Left on bases;
New York, 3; Brooklyn, 6. Double plays;
Fletcher to Doyle to Merklo (3). Bases
on balls: Off Tesreau, 3. Struck out:
By Tesreau, 3; by Ylngllng, 3. Balk:
Tesreau. Time: 1:34, Umpires; Eason
and Brcnnan.
Divide tho Doable-Header.
PITTSBURGH. Pa.. Sept 4. After los
ing the first game to St. Louis through
errors in the first Inning, Pittsburgh won
the second In ten Innings by the score of
5 to 4. Misplays by Carey, Dolan and
Milter gave tho visitors the first con
test 4 to 3. Both Robinson and Salleo
pitched high-grade ball In the first game.
Errors figured In the result of the second
gamo, a mlsplay by Butler giving St
Louis a run in the sixth and errors by
Roberts, O'Leary and Goyer helping tho
Pirates to two runs. McQuillan gave
way to a pinch hitter In the ninth with
the score a tie, but Pittsburgh could not
get the needed run. St. Louis scored one
run tn the tenth on singles pft Hendrlx
by Oakea, Wingo and Evans. Carey
opened Pittsburgh's halt of tho tenth
with a triplo and Butler scored him with
a single. Wagner sacrificed and Miller
got an Infield hit Wilson ended the
game with a single to left scoring But
ler. Vlox protested Umpire Rlgler's de
cision on balls and strikes and was put
out of the game In the sixth, Butler go
ing to second bade. Score, first game;
ST. LOUIS. riTTSBUROH.
AB.U.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
Hutxtna, tb. S 1 1 1 ODolao, Sb.... 4 0 S 0 1
Mowrer. Sb. 4 3 1 S Orartr, If..., 4 14 0 1
OaXea. ct... 4 0 0 0 OVtox. Sb 4 0 3 2 0
K'aaUhy, lbl 1U 0 OWifiMr, sa.. 4 2 2 8 0
WbttUa, It. 3 1 4 0 OMIlltr. lb... 2 2 7 1 1
Brass, rf.... 4 ISO OWllwu. rt... 2 0100
O-Loarr. as. 4 3 2 8 0'Butl.r I 0 0 0 0
Ulldbraad. 0 4 0 1 0 OMIteaell. ct 4 2 2 0 o
Ball, p.... 4 0 0 3 OSlmon, 0....4 1(30
Koblnxoa. p. 2 0 S 0
Total.. ...SI 3ST1S4
Totals II fS7 IS s
Batted for Wilson In tho ninth.
Bt Louis ....8 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-4
Pittsburgh 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 03
Three-base hits: Mowrey, Wagner,
Mitchell. Sacrifice files: Miller, Kouetchy.
Sacrifice Idt: Whltted. Stolen base;
Konetchy. Lett on bases: Pittsburgh.
8. Bt. Louis. 6. First base on errors:
Bl, Louis. 1. Bass on balls: Off Robin
son, 1 Struck out By Robinson, C; by
American Association Results.
At Louisville ' R. H.E.
Toledo -..10 H 0
Louisville 16 2
Batteries: Collamore and Devoirht:
Powell. It demons. White and Sev-
crold. Wheeler.
At Milwaukee R.H.E.
St. Paul 0 6 2
Mllwaukeo 6 7 3
Batteries: Brandt and Miller: Slatmlckn
and Hughes.
At Minneapolis, First Game R.H.E.
Kansas Cltv 210 1
Minneapolis 4 5 1
UatterleB. Lunge and O'Connor; Pat
terson and Owens. 4 '
Second Game B.H.E.
Kansas City 2 6 1
Minneapolis , 610 2
Batteries: Richie. Covinsrton and Moore:
Burns and'Rondeau.
At Columbus II.TT .in.
Indianapolis 6 11 4
Columbus 3 6 0
Batteries: Merz and Livingstone: fVinlr
Davis and SSmlth.
I V
Wlaner Defeats Madlaon.
MADISON. Neb.. Sent. 4. SDec!a.l
Telegram.) Wisnor defeated Madison on
the local diamond this afternoon by a
score ot 14 to 6. Two hits and errors by
Wood and an infield out scored four runs
In the first. Score: R.H.E.
Wiener 9 14 3
Madison 6, 7 10
Three-base hits: Hollsteln, Butler,
Balsch. Two-base hits: Hollsteln,
Baisch (3). Stolen bases: Ley, Wood.
Butler, Murray, Bases on balls: Off
Kelly, 4; off Baker, 3. Struck out: By
Kelly, 7; by Baker. 6.
Batteries: Wiener. Kelly and Thomp
son: Winner. Madison. Baker and F.
Pickering. Umpire; Strom.
Union Association Results.
Ogden, 6; Butte. 6.
Missoula, 0; Helena, 4.
Great Falls, 4; Salt Lake. 1.
Eight Matches Are
Decided on Garden
City Club Course
GARDEN CITY, N. Y. Sept. 4.-Elght
matches, each at thirty-six holes, which
constituted tho second round for the na
tional amateur golf championship were
decided on the Garden City club's course
today and two of them went to extra
holes. Tho quality of golf displayed was
excellent and at times spectacular.
Tho winners, in order of play, were:
Charles Evans, Jr., Chicago, runner-up
last year; Walter J,. Travis, Garden City,
who held the national title threo times
and won tho British championship once:
T. M. Sherman of UUcai J. G. Anderson
of Braeburn, Mass.; A. M. Reld of St.
Andrews, N. Y.; Jerome D. Travcrs ot,
Upper Montclalr, N. J., national cham
pion for tho third time; Frederick Her
reshoff of Ekwanok, Vt, and P. W.
Whittemore of Brookllne, Mass.
Interest centered principally In ths
match between Champion Travers and
Francis Oulmet, the young champion ot
Massachusetts, and their play waa
watched by the largest ''gallery" ever
assembled at a mid-week golf ohamplon
ship match In this vicinity. Many be
lieved Oulmet had moro than a fighting
chance, and while he was beaten by 3 up
and 2 to play, Oulmet acquitted himself
more than creditably.
High Scores in ' 7 '
Match of Experts
CAMP PERRY. O... SeDt4.-In the ex
perts' riflemen's match the following
high scores have been bulletined:
Edmundson, United States, 8S2; Rich
ards, United States, S72; Ferreyra, Ar
gentine. 860; Danelrl, Argentine, 843;
Albornoir, Peru, S03; Riding; United
States. 788.
Today's shooting gives Tealdi, Argen
tine. 97 cartOns, which is high score with
a total of 880, while Mandez, Argentine,
18 next high with 86 cartons and a total
of SSO. Richards, United States, made 94
cartons: Perreyra, Argentine, 84; To
ledo, Peru, 94; Danelrl, Argentine. 93;
Koberllng, United States, 92; Albornolr,
Peru, S3; McReo, United States, 83;
Osorlo, Peru, 87; Dabney, United
States, 86.
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