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THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1913.
Sure Jeff Can Sail, but How Far?
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RALLY IN HINTHIS TOO LATE
Johnsan's Xincr to Nicholson or
Omaha Would Have Won.
JUSTICE SLAYS STAB GAME
Honors About Brest-stntl Tiro Tm
See-Saw forAT'nli(a Dir
iBtr the -EnllrB' Nino
I Inning. I
Jllcks,
Totals ....is "s il 24 19 "I
Omaha 0.0 1 3 0 0 2 0 1-0
Wichita 1.0 3 0 0 1 0 2 -7
Left on basest Omaha. V; Wichita, 7.
Sacrifice hits: Mlddleton (2). Kane,
Orubb. Two-baso hits: Rapp, Castle.
Three-base hit: Jlurke. Home run:
Bills. Stolen base: Justice. Double play:
Qrubb to Kane. Struck out: By Riley,
3: by Hicks, 2. Oases on balls: Off
Riley, 1; off Hick. 2. Dftlk: Hicks. Hit
by pitched ball: Smith by Jllcks, Orubb
by Riley. Time: l:o. Umpire: Segrlst
JOSIBS TRIUMPH OVKR. 'LOPISs
Standing of Teams
WICHITA. Kan., Sept tf.-(SpecIal Tel
egram.) Wichita won the second game
of the series from Omaha by a score of
7 to 6. Honors were practically even In
all departments. Justice played a star
game at short, cutting off hits on three
different occasions by star stops.
Thomason made a great one-banded
catch that save a three-bagger. With one
down In the third Justice was safe on
Rapp's errori Justice stole second.
Thornason's single scored Justice. Kane
and Johnson led off with singles in the
fourth and took second and third on Mils'
error. Kane scored on CJrubbs' out at
first Bchlpke flew to Dills and Johnson
cored when Castle dropped the throw
to the plate.
justice and Coyto led .off with singles
'tn the seventh and took second and third
n the play to third to catch Justice.
lustlce scored on Thamason's out on
first Congallon singled, scoring Coyle
With two down in the ninth a batting
rally was started. Thomason singled and
Congalton was safe on liurko's boot
Kane singled, scoring Thomason. John
son hit a liner to left for the third out
that would have cleaned the bases, but It
was headed straight at Nicholson.
Rapp doubled nn the first ball pitched
and scored oa Kane's error. A. hit arid
a walk followed by 811U home run when
.he ball was lost back "of the bull sign
scored thren In the third.
Castlo's double scored Smith tn the
sixth. Burke led off with a triple In the
elghtlL Smith singled, counting Durka,
Castle singled and the runners advanced
on Hick's balk, Hicks started to throw
to first and stopped when he sawKano
walking toward him. Hlley popped to
Orubb. Kapp flew to Congalton and Con
galton'n peg headed .Smith easily, but
Johnson dropped the ball when he tagged
Smith. Score:
WICHITA.
AD. n.
Rapp. as , ft i
Nicholson, if.:,...;..
Mlddleton. cf 2
Hughes, lb 2
31111s, rf
Burke, 2b
Bmltb, Sb 8
Castle, c... 4
Ililoy, p..., 4
Totals ,
Boehler Holds Lincoln Helpless for
Eight Xnninsrs.
LINCOLN. Neb.. Rent, t Boehler., the
St Joseph pitcher, held the Llncolns al
most helpless for eight innings today,
while the visitors were meanwhile beating
a merry tattoo on the offerings or both
Smith and .Knapp. In the ninth the An
telopes got to Do'ahler for six runs, and
the' bases were all occupied when Mr.
Oafflgan, In his second tlme'at bat in the
Inning, fanned for the final out St Jo
seph winning the game, 9 to 7. Bcoro:
LINCOLN.
. AD. R. It O. A.E.
Lloyd, 2b 4 114 5 1
iiauer, 3D... 5 1 3 0 0 1
vaic, cf 3 10 10 0
f.icv,ormicK, ii,.,,,,, 6 o 2 S 0 0
Jiarpour, id 1 l 6 0 0
Collin, rf. 2 0 0 0 i 0
ier. K 2 1 2 0 0 0
Dowllng. ts, 3 0 1 1 0 0
Aicuawgan, es Z 1 1 0 2 0
Ca'ney. o 110 8 11
oarison, c 1 0 0 8 0 0
gfr' o 10 0 10
Smith, p , 2 0 0 0 1 0
Knapp, p 2 0 0 0 0 0
Ucnvcr
Des Moines 138
Lincoln 141
Ht Joseph 138
Omaha , 140
Topeka 13S
Hloux City 139
Wichita 141
, W.UI'Ct
New York. M 42 .672
Phlla. 78 48 .C20
Clllcoso ... 71 C7 .ES
Pittsburgh. C9 69 . 39
JlOSton .... Si 69 .439
urooklvn.. M 72 .429
cincinnnu. C5 78 .414
St. Iouls. 46 87 .343
AJUJSH. ABo N,
W I.Pet
Milwaukee, 83 C .5C7:
M inneup a. fz W .Wl
IJ5U!SV e.. 78 G7 .567
Columbus., tn 63 .ECO
St. Paul.... 63 75 .456
Toledo 61 7 ,41;
Kan. City.. 59 83 .419
M 81 .91
Played. Won.
139 n 88
78
74
72
cs
C3
60
54
Lost.
51
CO
67
64
72
75
79
87
Pet
.633
.565
.5T
.all
.480
.456
.433
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AMJSR. LBAGUTi
W,L.Pct
Phlla. 84 43 .631
Cleveland... 78 63 .609
Washington 72 56 ,IM3
Ch'cago .... 68 64 .515
Boston C. 62 .612
Detroit 67 72 .443
St Louis... 49 84 .31-9
New York.. 44 82 .349
STATE LEAOL'h.
Kearney ...M 43 .606
Hastings ...62 47 .569
York 56 63 .514
Superior ....54 63 .495
Columbus ..53 66 .m
Fremont ...63 66 . 4S6
Beatrice ....59 69 .459
Or. Island.. .42 67 . 286
Make It Three Straight Games from
the Pathfinders.
KEARNEY TRIMS UP PR0HIBS
rotate
.26 7 10 27 9
ST. JOSEPH.
Dawson, rf..., 4
Kelley. if 5
westerslL 3b. 4
zwiuinr, cf ,..'3
Qygll, lb ;., 3
uens K....r. 5
Orifflth. 0 4
icinKe, ss. .......... s
ttdchler, p
AD. It II o.
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OMAHA.
AH. R.
Justice, ns.... 6 1
Coylo, if ,. 6 1
Thomason, cf. 5 .1
Congalton, rf .6 0
Kane. lb. ...V... ...... 4 1
Johnson, c. 4 1
Qrubb, 3b..... 2 0
3chipke, Sb.,.. 4 0
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Ml
Harry Thaw wouldn't be
photographed until he had
changed his clothes.
vfhen a crazy man is so
careful of his appearance
it would seem that all the
rational men should be
equally particular.
With our Kensington
suits for fall we can dress
you in the height of fash
ion distinctive, hand-tailored
garments that will fit
and slay fit shown only
here $20, $25 up.
fcor young fellows who
like lots of ginger in their
clothes all theup-to-the
minute style features - we
have the popular L SYS
TEM Dne for6most
among the young men's
clothes. $17 up.
gtetton hats In refreshing shades
similes and abap 13.60,
Totteful creations In fall neck
wtar at f-Oc. M
R. & W.'s "Redman" collars at
15i. S for 25c.
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9 11
10 0
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Totals 27 0 it 7
Lincoln :v. a a 1 a n a n v -
. , ' , v V W V V V " V I
B" wosrpn ...,...l..l 4 1 1 0 0 0 2 0-9
ulnZXt run' a"n-Three-baso hits:
MCUOfflKan. Tlolr TSln.k. t.1... rC."
iii..q,.f !$ Wb 1? off
Hmlth,
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SK'S61?' n'.'evenyln
IlKD PABE3R HOLDS Til 13 ICAWS
Bootr Pitcher In Superb Form fpr
Game.
Indlanap's
Ycstrdnys Ilesolts.
WE8TERN LEAGUE.
Omaha. 6; Wichita. 7.
Bloux City. 11: Denver. 1.
St. Joseph, 9: Lincoln, 7.
Topeka, 1 Des Moines, 3.
NATIONAL LEAQUB.
at TvmiI. . Plttnhnrffh. 8.1L
Phlladelohlo. 1-0: Boston. 0-0. Called end
eleventh Inning: darkness.
Brooklyn, o: New totk. e.
Cincinnati, 9: Chicago, 4.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston. 6: Philadelphia. 2.
Detroit, 6; Cleveland, 7.
Chicago, 1; St. Louis. 0.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,
Kansas City, 6: Minneapolis, 7.
Fremont, o; Hastings, l.
Kearney, 7: York, 4.
Columbus, 8; Superior, S.
Orand Island, 1; Beatrice, 4.
names Today
Western League Omaha at Wichita.
Sioux. City at Denver, St. Joseph at Lin
coln, Topeita at ues Aioines.
jNftiiormi iveague ts uoun at
Lurch. Phlladeliihfs tft Boston. Brooklyn
at Now York, Cincinnati at Chicago.
American league uoston at I'liuaaei
phla, Chicago Wt St Louis, New York at
Washington. '
American Association Columbus at St.
s
Team Takes Game at York, Seven to
Four Colnmhns Loses to Su
periorBeatrice Defeats
Grand Island.
HASTINGS, Neb.i Sept B.-(Spclal;)-Hastlngs
made it three straight from
Fremont today. Except for -extensive
wrangling over Umpire Fortman's deci
sions in the first two innings, tho game
was fast and furious. Johnson and
Hinckley pitched great ball In which the
former had the better of the argument,
striking out eleven bats men and allow
ing but four hits:
FREMONT. HASTINGS.
AD.H.O.A.B. AB.II.O.A.K.
'Wallace, .. I
Turpin, ..,
lienrr. lb... 1
WeYiel. cf.. 4
Itels, 2b 4
Blanc, rf... 4
W.lch, lb... I
Ne;f. 4
Hlnckler, p. t
111 ODechtold, rt. 1 o o
111 9 v. liter. 2b.. 311
4 7 1 0 Jennttt cf.. 3 0 1
0 3 OiJrown, lb... 3 0 10
t I 2 Sfacke, lb... t 1 1
9 2 0 0lrMt'n. u4 3
0 1 OMcCab. It. 1 1 1
17 0 cMaitr. c... i 0 10
0 0 2 OJohDion. p.. 3i 1 0
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ONE TALLY ffl 19 FRAMES
Phillies-Take First of Double-Header
from Boston, One to Nothing.
SECOND GAME PLAYED TO A TIE
Called at End of Tenth. Inning; Be
cause of Darkness- Two Pitch
lasr Duels Are DeVelope
by the' Contest.
tfrnck, at.,. I I 1
Acock, 3b... 4 2 2
iierrlotu IB. l in
Bcbueren, tf 4 1 1
Orr, e 4 16
wooorair. i z 4
Loti, rf,.... 3 2 0
rirropton, p 4 0 1
TotsU.
Tennis Scores in
Ogalalla Tourney
j DES MOINES. la.. Sent C Red Faber
was 'in superb form today and the Boost
ers tiad little trouble defeating Toueka
oy a score or a to i. uut one visitor
reached second base after the first in
ning and ten or them went out on strikes,
Hcore:
DES MOINES.
AR. n.
Ilahn, rf 3 1
Fox. if 8 0
Hunter, cf 4 ' 1
ieonard. lo ..4 o
Jones, lb 3 0
Kellly, es,.,.. 3 0
Slight, c... 3 0
Apdrcas, 2b .-.3 0'
Faber, p , , 3 1
Totals 27 3
TOPEKA..
ah. n.
Cochran, 3b 4 1
rorsythe, rr 4 0
Mc Lurry. 2b 4 0
Koerncn lb., 3 0
Otnr. cf 1,.,.. 3 ,0
Hupp. f 3 o
Sweet' c 3 0
Smith, ss 3 0
Reynolds, p 3 0
ir. o. a.
110
0 10
1 .0 1
10 3
1 10 0
1 2 S
0 10 0
13 4
0 0 0
8 27 12
H. o. A;
12 2
110
2 3 2
0 10 2
0 3 0
0 10
0 8 3
0 0 8
12 1
13 3
I
. Totals 30
Des Moines .2 0 0 1 0 0 0
Topeka 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
, Two-basn hits: McLarry. Hahn. Rellly,
itoma run: Hunter. Rases on balls: Off
J,nbeft i' " "eynolds. 4. Struck out:
Jly Faber. 10: by Reynolds. 2. Stolen
K,e,,.: Jo.ne"' ?ber :- h". Koerner.
Double plays; Andreas to Rellly to Jones.
rncnnw mil ruber. Left on bases: Des
, '".J1' ,w". s. Time: 1:60. Um
fsvs w svv(i
BISARS POUND1SD INTO TIIK SOD
White Comes Back nud Holds Denrer
to Four Hits.
DENVER. Cola. Sent S. White, who
was knocked out of the Ix.x in tho first
OOALALLA, Neb., Sept. 6.-(Bpedal.)
The western Nebraska tennis tourna
ment held at Ogalalla this week under
the auspices of the Keith County Tenuis
association proved a great success, con
sidering it was ihe first of its kind held
tn western Nebraska. The matches were
closely contested and great Interest was
shown throughout the entire tourna
ment
R. A. Ooodall, a Doane collego player.
won the singles by defeating C. C. Wor
den three straights sets. The doubles
were won by II. A. Dano and Ooodall
after apparently having lost the match
to Ramsey and Williams in tho second
round.
une oi the strongest players seen on
the courts, was M. Ramsay, a young fel
low from tho University of Omaha.
Scores:
Singles, First Round Dano. bye: War
ren defeated Collier by default: U'ortlcn
defeated Hull by default: Lyons de
feated Dutch by forfeit: Ooodall de
feated La liar 6-2. 3-6, 6-0; Ramsay de
feated R. Searle 0-0, 6-2; L. Searlo de
feated Nelson 10-8, 2-6. 7-5; Williams, bye.
Second Rround Warren defeated Dano,
C-l. 6-3: Worden defeated Lyons bv de.
0 -3 fault; Ooodall defeatod Ramsay C-3, 7-3;
0 0-1 Williams defentcd U Searle 6-1, 6-2.
Tlilrci Round Worden defeated Warren
0-3. 6-3, C-0; Ooodall defeated Williams
6-0. C-3, 6-1.
Finals Ooodall defeated Worden 6-0.
6-4, 6-3.
Doubles. First Round Dano and Oood
all defeated Nelson and Searle by for-
leu. itamsay ana wiiuams, bye; worden
and Warren defeated Le Bar and Searle
C-3, 6-0. 6-1.
tsecoim uouno Dano and Ooodall de
feated Ramsay and Williams 6-8. 6-3, 6-3,
C-3. 6-4.
Finals Dano and Goodsll defintil
Warren and Worden 6-3, C-l, 3-6, 6-1.
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It May Be Luuk.
Walter Johnson Is a lucltv vnnth rtn
inning of Yesterday's game, held Denver his jubilee day he got a cun filled with
to four hits today. Tho wlldness of Hloan I Jl.OCO In bills. Last fall ho received tSOO
Tucker.
T0UU.....I tH i .
Total! 17 10 0
Fremont 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 o w o
Hastings 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
Two-base hits: McCabe, Wlsser, Tur
pin. Three-base hit: Neff. Sacrifice hit;
Henry. Stolen base: Firestone. Doublo
plays: Turpin to Rets; Henry to Reis to
Henry. Bases on balls: Johnson, l;
Hinckley, L Lett on bases: Hastings, 3;
Fremont, 8. Struck out: By Johnson, 11;
by Hinckley, 6. Time: 2:u0. Umpires:
Fortman and Munrse.
Lenders Take Another.
YORK, Neb., Sept 8. Special Tele
cram.) Kearney took the last game of
tho series by bunching hits In the first
and fourth innings. Plymouth was ' hit
hard, but tightened up m the pinches.
Bcore:
K GARNET. YORK.
AD.II.O.A.B. AD.It.O'.A.K.
Slniltton. 1(4 0 1 0 Oltlce, lb ( 2 2 0 0
z 1 auivej. cr. . f u.
4 OMtlmqlit, is 4 1
1 OPrlct, lb;,.. 4 2
1 Ult. ir.. 4 2
2 tignipp, 2b... 3 2
2 IMattlck. e.. 4-1
0 owilllama, p. 3 0
1 lOeborno. rt.. 2 0
Hlth'rdao. P 4 1
..34 11271S.3
To till 54 11 27 IS 3
Kearney 6 0 0 2 0 0 u u o-7
York 0 12000000-4
Two-base hits: Schueren, Woodruff,
Acock, Lots, Richardson. Three-basa
hits: Mattlck, Synek. Stolen bases:
Acock (2), Herrlott, Woodruff. Doublo
plays: Richardson to Rice; Acock to
Woodruff to Herrlott. Bases on balls:
Off Williams. 1; off Richardson, 2; off
Plympton, 2. Left on bases: Kearney, 3;
York, 6. Hits: Off Williams. 4 In two
thirds Inning; off Richardson. 8 In eight
snd one-third Innings; off Plympton, 11.
Struck out: By Rchardson, 3; by Plymp
ton. 2. Time: 1:25. Umpires: Freese and
Longanecker.
Three Stralirht from 1'nTTtiees.
SUPERIOR. Neb., Sept. 6, (Special
Tolegram.) Superior made it three
straight today by defeating Columbus b'y
the score of E to 3. The pitching And
fielding 6f Vance was the main feature
of the game. Fremont comes tomorrow
to play a three-gamo series, which clones
tho season. Score:
COLUMBUS. BUPEIUOn.
AD.I1.0.A.B. AO.H.O.A.K.
Rondeau, 3b 0 0 I OUanda, ... 3 1 2 1
People. 2b.. 4 U 0 I uOrar, 2b..,. 2 2 1
Brortb. cf... 4 2 t Orbelulng, If 2 0 0 0
1XI. lb 4 1 I 1 ltaadrctb, rt 4 2 0 ft
llamaer, c. 4 0 4 1 ODokawlU. lb 4 2 11 1
Cran, If 4 2 4 0 ODrown, cf... 4 2 0 0 0
Adsroi, U... 4 2 4 4 Jtxt. lb 2 0 0 2ft
Krantasv rt 4 o l ft OBchall, c... 2 1 11 1 o
Dano, p..,,.. 2 2 ft 2 0 Vance, p.... 2 0 J I ft
Held ,,....1 ft ft 0 ft .
TOtaia. in n s
Totali It 7 24 12 1
liuUed lor Bono In the ninth.
Columbus 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 03
Superior 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 0 S
Three-base hit; Brown. Two-base hits;
Deal. Bockewltx, Manda. Landreth. Sac
rifice hits; iionaeau, jaunis, iuciisiuk,
Jobst. Struck out: By Bono, 6; by
Vance. 11. Bases on balls: Off Bono, 4;
off Vance, 4. Hit by pitched ball: Obftt
Umpire: Myers.
Three StralEht for Beatrice.
BEATRICE, Meb., Bept 6.-(Speciai
Telegram.) Beatrice made it three
straight from Urand Island by winning
toaay's game by the hcore of 4 to .U
Thomas of tho locals pitched air tlgnt
bill until the ninth Inning, when the vis
ltors made their only run on a home
run smash by Downey. Potest ot Grand
Island was put out of the game for dis
puting the umpire's decls'on. Bcoro:
ORAND ISLAND. BEATRICE.
AU.H.O.A.B. AB.II.O.A.B:
BOSTON, Sept. E. Only one run was
scored in nineteen Innings of base ball
between the Philadelphia and Boston
teams today, the visitors winning the
the first same of a double-header, 1 to 0.
while the' second contest was a scoreless
tie when called'on account of darkness at
the end of the tenth inning.
Tho games developed two pitchers' bat
tits, the first was between Qulnn, wol
Joined the local national league club a
few days ago. and Seaton for Phlladel-
jjtphlq. Had It Jiot' been for an error by
ft j Maranvllle-, Qulnn would have shut out
o ' Philadelphia in this contest In the fourth
o ; Inning Paskert drew, a base on balls, Ma-
o
gee singled and the bases were filled
when Maranvltle mode a wild throw to
first on Cravath's grounder. Qulnn
struck out Luderus arid the- Boston In
fielders moved back to try for a double
ploy. Doolan hit a' slow roller to
Sweeney, who tossed the runner out at
first but Paskert scored on the play.
The locals did not get beyond second
base In the first contest
Alexander was opposed by Rudolph In
the second gamo In an e,ven duel. The
visitors gdt rfiore men on. bases but fast
fielding by the Bostons, and Rudolph's
control In the pinches shut'off runs. Boa
ton, lost a, chance to score .and to win In
the tenth when Smith and Myers singled
with but one out. Rudolph then lined out
to Paskert, but Smith was doubled up
at second. Fcqre, .first game:
PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON.
' AD.H.O.A.EL AU.H.O.A.E.
Bjrne. 3b,,. 2 10 0 OMarsnTll, a 4 0 1 2 1
a oinneiiT, u. a u z o o
0 OHweaney, 2b. 4 0 2 S 0
0 lSohmldt, lb. 4 0 12 0 0
0 oZInn, ef 3 10 0 0
1 0 Orifflth, rf.. 2 12 0 0
2 C Smith. 2b... 2 1 2 ft 0
2 .OWhallnt, e.. 1 0 0 0
I OKarmen, c. o o o o o
UU1UU, p.... a p, i v
Totals. ,,..J1 3 27 12 l'Mjera 10 0 0 0
Total .22 4 27 11 "T
Ratted for Whaling In eighth.
Philadelphia 0 0010000 0-1
Boston ,...0. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0--0
Sacrifice lilt: Whaling. Doublo play:
LUderus to -Doolan. Lett on bases; Phil
adelphia, 6; Boston, 4. Bases on balls:
oft Seaton, 2; off Qulnn, 2. First base on
errors: Philadelphia, 1; Boston, 1. Hit by
pitched ball: Byrne. Struck' out; By Sea
ton, 5; by Qulnn, S. Time: 2:29. Umpires:
Emslla arid ODay.
Score,.' second game:
PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON.
AD.1I.O.A.E. AU.H.O.A.E.
nyrne. Sb... i 1 2 4 OMaranrll. nil I I 1
U' uuuneuj, 11, a u 1
ft 0 Sweeney, lb. 4 1 J
1 Ofknintdt. lb. 4 0 11
1 OZInn, cf.,..4 1 4
ft 0 Griffith, rt.. 4 1 0
0 oamtth, .3b... 4 10
1 ORarlden. e.. 2 0 7
2 0 Rudolph, p.. 4 1 1
Knabe, 2b... 3 0 4
Paakert, cf.. 2 0 1
Mateo. If... 4 12
Crarath, ,rf.. 4 0 1
Luderus. lb. 4 1 11"
Dotilan.' aa... 4 0 2
Kllllfer. e... 2 0 6
Beaton, p.., 2 0 ft
Pitched well, striking out seven men In
seven Innlnr. Score, fir-4 -
BT. LOUIS. PITTSBUKail.
, AB.H.O.A.E. AU.H.O.A.E.
HuKlna, 2b. 4 0 0 4 ODolan, lb.... 10 12 0
Mowrer. lb. 4 2 1 3 OCarer. If.... 4 2 110
Oaken, cf.... 4 1 2 0 0Vlox.,2b 2 12 3 0
,b.vl 1 1 1 "Waaiier. aa.. 4 2 5 4 1
Whltted, If.. 2 0 2 0 OMIIIer lb... 2 1 11 0 0
Erana. rf.... t I l o nwn.., w j , a a
Z.!ri. 4 1 4 2 0 Mitchell, ct 4 0 1 ft 0
fnidbrand, c4 12 2 ftSlmbn, c... 4 2 4 2 0
Harmon, p.. 2 0 2 0 0 Cooper, p... 4 10 2 0
rll II " 14 12 "ft Totala..... 11 2Tlj"T
St. Louis 3 00000000-3
Pittsburgh 0 0030140 8
Two-base hit: Wllon Th..l, hit..
Carey, Wagner, Miller. Home run: Wil
son, isacruice nits: Harmon. Whltted.
Left on bases: Pittsburgh, 6; St Louis S.
Bases on balls: Off Harmon, 2. Btruck
0U.lV By Harmon, 2; by Cooper, 1. Wild
pitch: Harmon. Double plffy: Simon to
Wagner. Time: 1:45. Umpires: Rig
ler and Byron.
Score. perrM game: .
BT. LOUIS. PITTSBUnOH.
.... AB.H.0.A.E. AD.H.O.A.B.
Mae.. 2b... 4 110 IDolan. lb.... 13 0 11
-.u-iey, b. a a j i.-arey, if..,, l j o ft
Oakea. ef.... I 3 11 OVIox, 2b 20 1 2
Wlnso, lb... 116 2 OWagner, se.. 2 2 2 0
Whltted. If.. 2 0 2 0 OMIIIer, lb... I 1 7 0
Erana. rf.... 2 110 tWllaoa, rf... 4 10 0
O'Leair. as.. 2 ft ft 1 1 Mitchell, cf. 1 2 2 0
Roberta, c. 2 1 2 JKellr. e 4 112
Perrltt. p...l 0 ft 1 0O"Tool, p.. 4 0 0 2
Totala 25 721 10 S Totala. ....21 It'll 7I
Called at tho end of the seventh on
account of darkness.
Pittsburgh 0 0 5 2 0 4 011
St. ixi u 18 l 1 0 0 0 1 03
Two-base hits: Carey, Kelly, Evans,
Mowiey. Three-bsse hlta: Carey, Magee.
Stolen bases: Dolan (3), Carey, Miller,
WIngo. Sacrifice flics: Oakea, Miller.
sacruice nits; viox, o'Leary. Left on
bases; St. LouIb, 6; Pittsburgh, 8. Bases
on balls: Off Perrltt, 7; off O'Toole, 3.
Struck out: By Perrltt, 3; by O'Toole, 7.
Hit by pitched ball: By Perrltt Dolan.
Balk: Perrltt Bases on errors: St
Louis, 1; Pittsburgh, 2. Double plays:
Mowrcy to Robert to Wlngo; Roberts tp
Mowrey. Passed ball: Roberts. Time:
1:40. Umpires: Rlgler and Byron.
Iteda Defeat Cobs.
CHICAGO, Sept 6. Cincinnati played a
battinir srame today, hlttlne the local
Pitchers opportunely and winning tho
first game of the farewell senos. 9 to 4,
The visitors were helped by the loose
Dialing of Manager livers' men. who
were charged with four errors, all of
which figured In the scoring. In the bat
ting attack of the visitors. Wlckland.
Groh and Clarke were the stars,- while
Phelan. who batted for Manatrer' Evera
In a pinch, carried off the honors for
unicogo wnen nis nomer scorea uresna
nan and Cheney ahead of him. Score:
CINCINNATI. CHICAGO.
AB.II.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.E.
Wlckland, ttl I 1 0 0lach, cf.... 4 0 2 1
severe, 3b.... i
0 Phelan, 2b.. 2
CBchulto. rt.. 2
0aNeedhm .. 1
OOood, rf 0
OZImrman, lb 4
OSaler, lb.... 4
OMIIIer, If.... 4
Batea, rf.... 5 2 I 0
Groh, 2b.... 3 2 4 2
Blieckard. lit 0 1 t
Hoblltiel, lb 5 1 10 1
Tinker, se... 10 2 9
Dodge, 3b... 4 0 0 1
Clarke, c... 4 2 2 0
Packard, p., I 1 0 1
Brldwell. si. 2
Totala 17 12 27 11 ftBreaa'hsa. el 1 M v
Chener. p... 2 10 2 1
Lavender, p. 0 ft 0 ft 0
Corrlden ..1 1 ft 0 0
Stack, p ft ft 1 0 1
Archer .... 1 ft 0 0 0
Totals.. ... 34 "l n 16 4
Batted for Schulttrin tho eighth.
Batted for Lavender In the eighth.
Batted for Stack In the ninth.
Cincinnati 0 I 0 1 1 1 0 0 W
Chicago 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 l (
Two-base hits: Clarke. Brldwell, Wlck
land, Bates. Three-base hits: Wlckland,
Clarke. Home run: Phelan. Hits: Oft
Cheney. 8 In five Innings; off Lavender,
none In three Innings; off Stack, 4 In one
Inning. Sacrifice hit: Groh. Sacrifice
fly: Packard, stolen oases: uaies u;.
Dodge, Groh. Double play: Groh to
Hoblltiel to Tinker. Left on bases: Cin
cinnati, E; Chicago. 6. Bases on balls:
QXf Cheney, 2; off Packard, 2. Struck out!
By Packard, 5; Dy uneney, i; Dy uaven
der, 3; by Stack, 1. Time: 2K. Um
pires: Klcm and Orth.
HARVARD TENNIS PLAYERS
SHOW UP WELL AT TOURNEY
pmr.Anp.i.PHlA. SeDt 6. The- result
of today's play in the intercollegiate
lawn tennis tournament at wavenora
left Harvard in a stronger position than
yesterday, the Cambridge racket wield
ers now having three men out of the
four left In the singles and two ralrs
out of five In the doubW.
Summary:
Championship singles, second round:
t Nnrrii Williams. 1r.. Harvard, de
feated O. M. Church. Princeton, 6-3, 6-4;
J. J. Armstrong. Horvara, aereaiea u.
C. Law. Princeton, 6-4,' 6; W. M. )Vttsh.
burn, Harvard, aeieaiea a. m. wuun,
Princeton. 6-1, 6-2. - '
Championsnip aoumes, jirsi ruunu,
W. M. Washburn and J. J. Armstrong.
Harvard, defeated E. Carey and L. V.
H Thomas. Havarford. 6-1. 6-1; R. N.
Williams, Jr., and E. H. Whitney, Har
vard, deieatea x. oianiey jj....o,
lr Yale 6-0. 4-S, 6-1; O. M. Church and
V: Kuhn. PririSton.' defeated W. T. Til
den, Jr". and J. Replogle,. University of
Pennsylvania, 8-9. 6-2.
Upland Win Two (James.
UPLAND. Neb., Sept 6. (Speclat)
Upland defeated Campbell in a loosely
played game by the following scores
Campbell ....1 M 0 M 0 3 0- 4 8 i
Uptond 1 3 4 4 0 2 0 0 -14 14 1
Batteries: Campbell, Obery and. Chev
alier: Upland, Lindgren and ColWell.
Umpire, Rtnterman.
Upland also defeated Newman In one
of the best games or. me season, unu
gren allowed but two hits and struck out
thirteen men. Score: . R.H.E.
Newman .....O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 2 2
Upland 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 04 7 3
Batteries: Newman, Peterson and Har
lan; Upland, Lindgren and Colwell.
Umpires, Blankenblller and Llnehart.
Lobert. lb., ft 0 ft
Knabe. 2b.. .-3 1 1
Paakert, cf.. 2 0 4
Mate.. 1 1
Crarath, rf..'4 0 1
Luderua, lb. 4 1 IS
Doolan, ss... 11 I
DooId. c.v... 4 ft. 2
Alexander, p 2 ft 0
1.0'Mrera
,110
'Ftsher. lb.
uican, p....
ToUls .
E.
and errors bv hla Irammiln
Hloux City to run up a big set re. Score:
DENVER,
AR. R.
UIOCK, 3b 4
Channel!, rf 3
uutcnrr, zu
KUton, It 1
Spshr, c. 3
Coffey, ss
Smith, as... 4 2 ft
Downer, ct-0 114
llarrv. 2b.... 4 ft 2
Wlston. r-ci i w
Potret c.... 2 14
helped extra at the end of the season for his I jioberta, tt'.'.i o
ouu vurii, uuu lie uiao wot a oonua parley, lb., a i v
II.
1
. 1
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
o.
3
1
3
3
S
3
A.
3
0
0
4
0
20 1 4
SIOUX. CITY.
AB. R. H.
Cooney, 2b . 3 2 2
Clarke, If 4 0 1
Bmlth, ss 3 11
Callahan. 3b 6 11
uaviason. cr 3 i i
Wood, lb.... 3.. 0 1
Marshall, rf, tr 1 1
Rspp, q. 5 10
White, p S 3 1
2 0
7 2
0 1
7 17
O. A.
3 3
4 0
3 4
0 0
0 0
0
5 0
3 0
0 S
27 il
when he and Joe Wood drew 2X.000 fans
to ono of their memorable pitching duels
in uosion. Titree years ajo the tsni
gave him &Q0 in cash. He draws 37.000
salary.
E
0
0
o
o
0
0
1
0
0
DEEP1ER
'Total 35 11 10
Sioux City ...4 0 1 1 0 1 4 0 C 11
Denver 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 01
Stolen basts. Cooney 12). Elston. Wood.
IDavjlfon tt), Clarke. Whue. Two.buuc
.hit: Hmlth. Thiee-baso hit: White.
IrMorlllco flits: Marshsll. Wood. Cooney
(Struck out: By Sloan. 1; by White. X
j liaif s on balls: off Sloan. 8; oft White,
4. Doub t'lsvs Butchrr to Kiwhcr to
Block. 8 l i to Coouov to Wood. W id
1 1-lta-b : lent on bases: Deiver.
; 6: B'ivi- 7 Tine 1 4. I'mptrvn
('olUflowir and KcnuHoo,
Mollrlde Thinks Fast.
The Now Yik American satre'y re
marks: "Speaking of fleorge McBrde as
manager of the Red Sox, McAleer could
travel irom nrre to ue henna and back
and not find a better one. McBrlde never
was a Lajole at the plate nor a Cobb on
tho bastes, but he can think twice before
the average athlete gets a start"
Inherited Tnlcnt,
Jimmy Cooney. the rising young short
stop purchased by Boston from the Wor
cester ciud. inherited his case nan tal
ents. 'Young Cooney's father ployed
shortstop on the Chlcaso Natlona s in
the eighties, coonev had teen with the
Worcester club out six weeks wnen Bos
ton bought him.
Likes llrmvn'M Pttcurra.
President McAleer of the Red Sox suld
the other day: 1 wish I had the u-owns
Ward. Sb. ... 3 ft 1
n'shncTR. It I 3
Artier, p.... I
4 ITappan. aa. 4 0 1 2 ft
1 OUrionoa, lb. I O I 11
0 Oitlack, rf.... 3 2 ft 0 ft
0 ii.WK. lb 4 I 1 " tt
2 ftiilckltn. ct.. 2 1 ft ft ft
ft OUns. It 2 2 1 ft 0
0 lUrewer. lb.. 2 1 14 0 1
4 OCoe. e 4 0 I ft ft
ft 0 Thomas, p... 2 ft ft 1 ft
3 1
Total! II I 27 II 1
Totals II i 24 14. 2
Bea?r1ceIS,.an.d:::::: o S 8 8 U 8 tl
fls: wm.lack!n.
'r. ' T.. vf Hnme run: Downey.
rv.:" -Wi. i ..i... a. e
liases on usiib:
Thomas. 0. Struck out: By Artley. 4; oy
Tiuimu. i Left on bases: Grand isiano.
- ' .. I . . .... ..ll.h.H
4: lifatrice. s. nu m l."-"."
Thomas. Time: 1.30.
5 ) Totala 22 1 10 II ft Totals 11 7 30 IS 1
o Batted for Randen tn the tenth.
? Philadelphia ....0 OOOOOOOOO-O
J, Boston 0 000O0000O-O
ft 1 Game called on account of darkness,
o! Two-base hit: Griffith. Sacrifice hits:
Doolan, Connelly, Knabe. Double play:
rasKert to uooian. ieit on Dases: riui
adelphla, 9: Boston, 8. Bases on balls:
Off Rudolph, S; off Alexander, 1. Base
on error; Philadelphia. Struck out: By
Rudolph, 6; by Alexander. 4. Passed ball:
Dootn. Time: 2:S. Umpires: O'Day
and Emslle.
Gtnnts slave Easy Victory.
NEW YORK. Bept. 5,-Brllllant pitch
ing hv Tinmnree. couoled with a return
by the locals to the'.r mldaeason batting
anil oaserunninn lorm, leu to enr
victory for New York in the third game
of the series with Brooklyn today. The
was 5 to 0. Rucker could not re
strain the champions with men on the
bftics.
New York scored two runs tn the sec
ond on Herzog's single and stoal. singles
by Murray and Meyers and Merkle's In
field put A pass to Murray. Meyers'
single nnd Mei-kle's sacrifice fly netted
New York another run In the fourth.
In the fifth two more champions scored
on double by Bnodsrass, Dovle's sin
gle nnd steal and Herxogs d-vihte Score:
BIIOOKLTN. NEW TOHK.
AD. 11.0. AF. AD.H.O.A.E.
Morsn. rt... 4
Cutshaw, lb 2
Stensel. ct.. 2
Collins, If... 2
Daubert, lb. I
Hmlth. 3b... I
Fisher. -a... 3
Placber. ,e... 3
Rucker, p. . . 3
0 OSnodiraas, cf 3
1 ft Doyle. 2b.... 4
ft ft Fletcher, ss. 3
ft onurnt. It.... 4
0 dllersos. lb.. 1
3 0 Murray, rf.. 2
2 OMtera. e... 1
2 SMerkle. lb.. I
1 ODcmaree, p. 2
3 1
1. 1
S 4
ft 1
1 1
2 0
I 0
0
ft 1
pitched Dan;
Umpire: Pontius.
Mitchell n Crab. ' .
Willie M tchell of the Naps attributes
his T success this year to the fact thit he
has become a W' He used, to be
the easiest going plsyer on the tram and
often was Imposed ui on. As a rtsu.t h
facked confidence. Iit year at To edo
he thrashed o few tormentors and sine
then ha. l.ad tt chip , on hi. - .houidec
lilrmlnghom says lllle ts right
..I ' -
llnvfiuta Iows'Tho Games.
RAVENNA. Neb.. Sept 5.-A fast team
1 " rt.V.fA..innl hn'.l nlnvers styling
ttchtnir staff and hnd thorn all season, khomnelvra tho Kansas City Red Sox,
The Athletics woum not now oe leaning
In tho American loanuo vsce. Tho Browns
have the best staff In the Watut. and
could i'!teh any ordlnsri'y Hood club Into
A pennant."
Key to the Situation 3et Advert sing.
but said to be tho Clay Center team of
the Central Kansas State league. Played
nan tn ubithh
j.u ninninr hnth L'imri from ths locals.
rk v .itr. are a bunch of .clean fellows
and plav clean ball and the ames are on the
drawlnir itood crowdJ 1 Roberts,
Tptals 27 4 31 10 ft Totsls 27 24 11 1
nrooklnv 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-O
New York 0 2 0 1 2 0 0 -i
Oamo called on account of darkness.
First base on error: Brooklyn. L Two
base hits: Doyle. Snodgrass, Herxog. Sac
rifice fly, MerKle. Htoierj Dases; iienosj.
Moran. Doyle. Left on bases: New ork,
5: Brooklyn, 4. Double play: uoyie to
Fletcher to MerKle. liases on Dans: uu
Detnaree. 1; off Rucker. 3. 8truck out:
By Rucker. 9; by Demaree. 3. Time: 1:30.
Umpires: Drennan and Eoson.
Pirates Take Two.
PITTSBURGH. Eept. B. Pittsburgh took
both games from St Louis this after
noon, the r.rsi Py in score us o
and the second, which was called In the
seventh Inning on account of darkness,
bv the score of 11 to 3. Pittsburgh hit
Harmon hard In the ttst game, while
Cooper pitched nice ball. Perrltt was
wild In the second came, walking seven
,., in manv lnnfnss. hitting another.
committing a balk acd allowing clcvi i
hlta Manager Hogg ns, protesting
ayalnst Umpire Ruler's decision on 1'er
rllt's balw was ordered off the field In
the secotd game.
hi i.nnln' errors helned Pittsburgh to
roll up the score and the locals ran wild
on the bases against the throw'n .f
a recruit caicner uiocie
Cxtd
Serve
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