0
6
What Jeff Can
OERj VM, ( AVtfnjL BAD.
t N 2 THt WORST
eom coins tu..
"n"s TOU GOT 8o ?
L
BOTH GAMESJO TO LINCOLN
Omaha Pitchers Blow Up and Are
Batted All Over the Lot
SCORES ABE 4 70 2 AND 7 TO 2
In Secnnfl On me Rflnrkea Hold the
Vlattors Scortlesa Until ttcrenfh
lanlne and Then Oo to
rleees.
Hughle Jones . Lincoln Antelopes took
both game of a double-header . from Pa
Rourke's athletes yesterday afternoon
before a large slsed crowd. The flrat
same went to Lincoln, 4 to J, and the
ecohd, 7 to 2.
In both games Omaha' pitchers blew
up In one Inning and the 'Lope secured
eiiouKh In these innings to cinch tho
came. In the first game Robinson avi
ated 1 the fifth and Lincoln got two runs.
Omaha tied this In the' seventh, but Cloa
roati,, who relieved Robinson, blew up
tp"'tho eighth nd the visitors got two
mora runs.
" -' -
In the second game Brenner held thai
Jones boyn scoreless until the seventh
Inning when four hits, two walks ana
two sacrifices gave them five runs. Then
lh. h ninth two more rna were made
off Hicks Just for good measure.
For Lincoln ScTogglns was effective
In the first game. The battle started
, hi,. . n.M ,..- mnA neither lam
out 1lk a world-beater arm nexner team
ecurea a nil lor me iirst inrco nunun.
Omralton managed to hit safely In the
aHll. Tailf In Ihn fifth the 'Lsees cot
fm rft mnUlmman. InelUMnr
. . " -" " : -----
MndMC and although the Rewkw get
men on, base, to every ,bUw M. the.
flrat. the kuc'h Heeded 'hKwM net rth
eomhsc at the nht Usm.
'Thrt. Xlti Me Rsa,
In thaLJBirtli inning of the last game
the got three hits, Including a
triple, Hut Net a nan, was rgltered.
Congalten ilrted oae to Cole In center
rletd a faw varda hack of second and
Thomsson Attempted to score on the play,
uuv .i.v w.,.u
a norrect ner into Baker's mitt. Kne
followed with a single to right and Jen-
vii
-Went out to Miller.
Lincoln scored first In tha opening
game. Aimer openea witn a eouoiw w
right lr. the fifth iftning. dowub wamea
and Carney beat out an Infield hit fill-
k.... 1 IaVaA asm
but he slammed a songle past first has.
ana aimer ana wowing wiito.
In the seventh omana aeaaiocxea me
core. J'0h
right and took second on Grubb'a infield
field hit Schlpke advanced both with
u.1.1. .
"'"l fl.ivr. .V.
iktMneon and swung at tnre. juatice
. . . , . . .
acorad Johnaon and Grubb with a Kltfle
aver aeond.
sillier oeened the ektVtk for Ltneetn
tfth a mlnjfiM nrtwMnr kUMtA 4 VM
" a - i . .
safe on Grubb's error. Carney sacrl -
flearf. fierocaina forced Miller at the
le. Davy Lloyd tripled, sending Miller
In the second game Kane singled in
the secant inning and stole second.
coring on Grubb's single. Schlpke !n
gU4 to left In the fifth. Sreaner aacrt-
Keed and BchtpM stole third, scoring
on Coyle'a single.
. ,. . . .u. ..IN...
oiui, two ! vuh .v--
two more In the ninth on a single,
jiniihu nna crrAp'and 'a ' sacrifice. Bcofet
"
Score, first game:
OMAHA.
Alt R- H.
o.
1
2
4
1
S
1
4
0
0
0
0
A.
4
0
0
1
0
2
3
3
0
0
0
0
E.
Justice, es 6 o 1
iCoyU. It 4 0
rthomason, cf ..5
Congalton, rf. ,.4
Xane. lb tj
Johnson. .. .' 8
Qrubbs, 3b 4
Schlpke. 2b 1
Robinson, p 2
Babb 1
ShvsUk 1
C8rnarj. p 0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
Totals 24 2 7 27 13
, LINCOLN.
AU. It IE. O. . A.-
jUoyd ,b , 6 0 1 2 0
Sader. Sb 4 0 0 2 3
6ploeki, 3b J. 0 ' 0 0
Colo, Cf S 0 1 2 0
McCorrolCk. If 3 0 3 1 0
Barbour, lb 6 0 0 0
MlUer. rf 4 120
TiAwllna-. es 3 2 0 1 3
Carney, e 3 0 17 0
&res. P :...JJ MM
Totals .
34 10
Batted for Robinson In eeveath Inning.
Batted for ciearnaa in ninin innig.
fJustlca out on aa tnfitld'Ry.
Runs MMMilM
HiU 0 0 0 1 0 S 3 1-7
Ransa7. t M I 0 O
Hits 0 w 3 3 I I
Tworbase hit' Miller. Tnre-baa
hit?
Lloyd.. Stolen faaaaa: Cole (2). Sac rifle I ble and banished Manager Gear. Coch
hita:JBelkke, DowUng. Carner HltarUan and Mc Larry. After the ninth In
mi twitmmoa, m wwrwa inuapi k i ning ine orowa cnasta tn umpire aov
ClMnnait. 3 i two tanlairs. Struct out I era! blocks from the ball park before he
i wiai . "T"s
w ball: Off JteMnaetL I; oK Screina,
4. Wt " ha s; Osaatia, K; Lincoln, 10.
tilt by pitched' ball: Carikey. Timet
ympirta: imcas ana annua.
.(Score, second gaune: -OMAHA.
AB. R. H. O. A.
JuifUce, a..,,...,.,.. 4 0 0 8 4
Coyle. 'if . " 1 1
Thomaaon, cf........ 4 0 16 0
Cotsltei, rf. 4 9 1 0
jcane. lb,. t... 4 1 J 11 3
JhneOiJi. ........, 4 0 13 0
31..... , 8 113 1
K
:J
Do and What He
Wet-u COOLT) YotTj '
spars it? l
x Have J
Ill f. 1
Brenner, p 1
Hicks, p 1
Total,..., 23 2
8 . 27 It
LINCOLN.
AB. It. IX O.
Lloyd. 2b 4
Hader, 2b 5
Cole, cf....i. 4
IMoCormlcJc, If...... 3
Darbour, lb 6
Miller, rf 6
Dowllng. m 4
Baker, o 2
Jordan, p 2
1
2
0
4
o
o
o
0
3
2
2
0
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
10
4
1
6
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
0
'Carney u
Dessau, p 1
Totals 36
7 ii n 12
Batted for Jordan In seventh
Omaha
nuns 0 10 0 10 0
Hit 0 2 0 S 2 0 0
Lincoln
Runs 0 0 0 0 0 0 6
Hits 2 0 0 1 0 1 4
0 0-2
0 12
27
2-11
Two-base hits: Dowllng, Rader. Three
base hits: Cole, Thomason. Stolen base:
Kane. Schlpke, Cole McCormlck. Sacri
fice hits: Brenner, Lloyd, Baiter. Hits:
Off Brenner, 8 In six and two-thirds In
nings.; off Hicks, 8 In two and one-third
Inning;; off Jordan, 7 In six Innlntrs; off
Dessau. 1 In four Innings. Struck out!
By Brenner, 2: by Jordan, 2; by Dessau,
2. Bases on bells: Off Brenner, 2; off
HI6ka, 1. Double Play: Cole to Baker.
Loft on bases: Omaha. 4: Lincoln, 5.
rpiM., ..II? 1T.hU.i rtMf.U
"
DENVER AND JOSItSS DIVlnH
Grlsallea Nab Flrat Game, roar to
Three Second. Goea Other Way,
DENVER. Best 7. Denver and St
Joseph divided a double-header today,
the locals won the first to a, and the
I vlsltora the econd, 7 to 6. Fielding by
i nnttv in th nrJruM th hn m
ot uygu in me secona teaturea. ooore;
1 Score, first game:
I DENVER.
I - ao. JU Ji.
A.
0
. 0
0
quiiiin. 3 l 2
1
0
1
1
0
0
e
o
I Channai!, cf. 4
'Vr. tb 2
Slock. O...........M.. 4
Coffey, m..
Fleher. lb a
Harris, p,...., 2
Total ,
23 4 e
ST. JOSEPH.
37 13
AU R. IC,
A. K
Kelly, lf....,","."t''.'. 4
1 Wetertl. Sb 4
2w"lln?i cf
itjcpe. 2D
I uri.ntii. e 3
Weinke, ss 8
0
- i uuinian, id... o
Wntson 1
0
I 'Bcnanr 1
fpAat m
8 21 11
natted for Griffith In ninth.
Batted fof Metnke In ninth.
I RF .TftoMift t a A A A A A A
nir VawU. 'oK
Two-twse hits: qulllln. Zwllllng. Three-
case nit: vjesiersi. Home runs: jointon.
tt:8tM&:W
j. off Htener. 6, Double play: Zwllllnt
a to Melnke to Westers!!. Wild pitch:
I Rterser. Hit by Mtchd ball! rvfrv.
Tjff - K... r.... t. B.
I " . ui vv. Wll.n, M. nh uvnTTlilk
,Ttme: 1:69,
TJmatrea! CAlllrlnwoi. mnA
I KeniPton.
I Second game
jjbim vek.
1 All
R.
0
1
0
0
0
0
H. O. A. K.
i allium an n
1 1 2
1 Caaaldy. rf 4
I Channel!, cf.. E
0 10
ioi
C". ,
1 1.4
3 0 1
Block, o 4
Coffey, ss. ,,.3
a I V
0 3 6
8 12 2
Fisner. id
(Harris, p , , 4
0 2 3
KJUDert, p o
Gllmore 1
ft i n
aaa
Totals
37 S
ST. JOSEITT.
10 27 1J
H.
D. A.
I . 1U. IV,
i jJirrtOTl, rf 4 1
0
a SCelley. If 4
0
2
0
0
I Weatendl. 3b 6
I Xwllltnr nf 1
Oygll, lb 4
la vaeette
Ocbs. 2b ,, 4
Griffith, C 4
Melnke, n , 8
Boehler, p 3
Watson, rf 3
0
0
0
1
mercer, p i
qulnlan, ss 1
0
0
Ti
Totals 39
7 14 27 11
1
1
0
'Batted for Cassldy In the ninth.
St Joseph 1 0100200 3-7
0
0
Ienver 0 00600000-5
Stolen bases: Kelly. Dawson. Coffey.
Two-baaa hlta! Qrarll (SI. rjhannall.
I ?her, Weaters.ll. .Three-base hits Block.
ome runs; uutcner, aieinKe, nacnnce
EL
nit: correy. saennce nvi zwiiiinr.
0
Struck out: By Harris. 4; by Boahler. 6;
by Bterser. 1 Baaea on balls! Off Har.
0
0
rls. 3; off atlbert. 1; off Boehler. L laXV lUrtlAnanalli T WetxeY arid liar
Double play: Butcher to Coffey to I Si11"!1' lnaanP,l' na "ar
0
0
0
0
?.u.h!t- JL-iJ'Sr'
By Harris.
8 (run, 4; ML. 12): by Colbert. 1 (run.
1
0
a. 1 a . A ... 4aA esMi'
'umplreat Colllflower K,m
ton.
KAW CROWD CHASES TJCPIRB
After ammm FilUd Trlth Wmujfllaa;
d uTva nui hv,
TOPSKA. Kan.. Bent. 7. In a raraa
M
filled with .wrangling Sioux City defeated
ToDeka today. Both Wheatlev and
Collough ware batted out of the ame.
I coma oe rescuea oy tne ponce, boo re;
TOPKKA.
AB. R. IT. O. A.
I lrttthbindlfly.oEo. w 'elaol shrd ahnn
Cochran. 3b. 4
0
3
tjocrtsam, cr. ..... 1 0
Foraytbe, rf. 6 0
McLarry, 2b 4 0
Reynolds, lb. 0 0
Koeroor. lb. 4 1
r . . . .
0
0
3
0
3
0
1
0
0
8
3
ur, ct, ........... a x
0 McAlttiUr, 2b. 2 0
0 Rapp, If., 2b 8 2
0 Sweet. C 3 1
0 a. Smith, sa. 3 1
0
0
0
0
0
2
X
2
0
0
0.
0
1
2
0
13
0
0
2
6
8
0
0 ' McCollouxh. p. ....1 0
THE BEE:
Will Do Are Two Different Things
i -mm
Standing of Teams
WESTEnN LEAOU1S.
Played. Won. Lost.
Pet
.627
.657
.635
.616
.483
.461
.440
Denver 142
89
63
Dea Molnea ua
78
77
73
63
67
CS
74
70
7
88
0 Lincoln lit
0 St. Joseph 141
o; Omaha UJ
1 Tppeka -.141
CO
65
62
64
0 Sioux City 141
0 Wichita .....142
.380
0 HAT. LEAGUE.
AMl-JH, LEAGUE,
W.I..Tnt.
W.L.Pct.
Phlla. .85 45 . 654
New York. .91 41 .1X7
I'Mia 75 4B .910
Cleveland ..79 62 .603
Washlngton.73 66 .666
Chicago ....68 65 .611
Chicago ...72 67 .558
Pittsburgh 70 C9 .641
lioston .....56 to .44$
Brooklyn ..66 72 . 433
Cincinnati 60 79 .411
St. Louis.. ,4S 88 .343
Bostcn 63 63 .60S
Detroit 67 73 . 431
St. Louis... 60 84 .873
New York.. 44 83 .347
AMKlt ASS N,
STATU LEAGUE,
AM EH. ASS'N.
W.L.Pet
STATE LEAGUE.
W.LPct.
Kearney ...66 44 .soo
Hastings ..64 47 .676
York 67 64 ,513
Fremont ...65 66 . 4Sft
Superior ....54 67 .4S0
Columbus ..63 68 .477
Beatrice ...51 69 .464
dr. Island.. 43 63 .347
Milwaukee M E6 .WY,
Mlnneap'lls S5 CO .MO
Louisville .79 63 .SK
Columbus .81 65 .km
St. Paul a 78 .481
l Oieao .....61 82 .427
Kan. City... GO 83 ,420
inaiana'iis 87 .83
Yraterdny'a Rcanlta
WESTERN LEAGUE,
Sioux City. 8: ToDeka. 7.
Das Molntia-Wlchlta. noatnoned!
Dw
oioines laiiea to arrive.
t Joseph, S-7! Denver, 4-6.
Lincoln, 4-t; umana. z-s.
NATfONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburgh-Cincinnati, rain.
au uouis, i-i; umcngo, w.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland, 6; Detroit 4.
Chicago, 0; St Louis, 1.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,
Columbua, 4-1: St Paul, 3-3.
ixiieao. i-4 : Milwaukee.
Indianapolis. 2-0; Minneapolis, (-5.
jouisviiie, o-j; Kansas city.
IfEBRABlCA STATE LEAGUE.
OiHtH i.i.h a.
? I J Fremont 8: Superior. L.
o Columbus, 3; Hastings, 4.
uiMei Today,
Western Leairua AIoux nil v at Tnrikfe.
Des Moines at Wichita, St Joseph at
uenver,, Lincoln at umana.
National league Philadelphia at Bos
ton.' St Louis at Chleairo.
American Lrnm-Naw Vnrlc nt Wnah-
0 lington.
a I American Asaoclntlon Cnlumhua nt Ht
, i jtiiui, iuicuo ai iumvauKro, inaianapous
0 at Minneapolis, Loylevllle at ICahsos City.
a in euros ka etate L.pagtie urand island
0 I at York. JTemont at Superior, Kearney
0 ui Beatrice, uoiumoua at iiaaungs.
0 Fullerton. n.
i... 3
.... 0
0 C. Smith ...
Totals
35 7 .10
SIOUX CITY.
AB. RAIL
27- 15
A.
3
1
2
0
1
0
0
0
3
1
0
1 aw
6' 1 1
a.. .X
0 0
Callahan, 3b. 0
Clark, ir, 4
Kb. 't:" I
Marshall, rf. 3
Rapp. c 4
IWheattev. n. 4
TOLL." A
I 1 T llik V, ........... w
xotais ..as a u ai i
natted for Reynolds In ninth.
Torteka 3001O10. 10-7
I Sioux City ....... 1 21000303-8
II Home run! T. Smith. Thrae-boae hlta
n I Cochran, Burns, Two-base hits: Itapps,
o iruuerton, itapp, t. nnutn. ciark. uacn
II flea flvi Foravthe. Double nlay: Mc
o Larry to Koerner. Stolen bases: G.
I DlltlUll A. C1II4111I, lUIIURUII, UUI II,.
01 Off McCollough. 4 In two Innings: off
01 Fullerton, 7 In seven Innings; off Wheat-
ol ley. 9 in seven innings; off white. I in
a I two Innlncs. Bases on balls: Off Mc
a Cnllnush. 1: off Fullerton. 2: off Wheat
iiav. z. HirucK out: uv AicuouoiiKn. z;
3 y .f".'"0,". y8?."?' SI
E. I wheatlev. 1. Time! 2:30. Umpire: An-
l aerson
American Aaaoclatlan Reaalte.
At Kanaas City, first game R.H.E.
Louisville 5 9 3
Kansas City 4 11
Batteries: Louisville, R. demons.
Toney and Beveroldi Kansas City,
nhABii.i. tTnvinaton ana u Lonnor.
Second game: juii.r..
Loulavllle 2 S
Kansas City 6 7
Batteries: Loulavllle, Louaermilk.
Toney. Powell and Beverold; lean aaa
Pllv Tjn mil MfMTA.
At Minneapoiia, lirai raw-
Minneapolis U
I indiananoMa ....2 8
I , - . . xri....u. T u- .nit
Owens: Indianapolis. Willis and Works.
Rn.1 eama: R.H.IS.
.rj;.v.ii. e s i
imanawlis !!!..".. 0 6 4
Jn"a"'5r". "i. II " V. n.
"At'st Paul, first game- R.H.B.
.f'R!
AA
Z I Tl a. t vaalH HI Via 11 1 C.lVir. XaiLTUnSr
nd J; Cotofui; Cvn'Cook, Cole
". nnv
uecona lune
St Paul J 10
Columbua 1
Batteries: St Paul. Karger and Miller;
I nZ7nlC.ZZ ad RmTth.
i t Milwaukee, iirst game ji.ii.iu.
Toledo 1 3
Milwaukee 8 T
Me. I n....... r. .v... ymi,.
I xiuw.uk..' Hnvllk 'ami Huchea.
- tuao
-
Milwaukee
Battarlea: Toledo. Benn. Teague ana
Toung. Devon; Milwaukee, Braun, Young
and Monti ail.
H.
Chleasro Typoa Beataa.
PITTSBURGH. Pa.. SeDt' 7. Washing
VC
ton printers thla afternoon defeated the
0
Cbicago typos, to a, in ine aeciainx
game or tne union rnniera national
.111.. U.l .UU Q V. U M
Keeorltr Wine K&rrnt.
TOWNER. N D.. BDt 7. Security
nwmd by M. Maatera of Jacksonville,
IIL. today won tne au-age event 01
ail-American field trials being held
tne
here
over an immense numoer ot starters.
OMAHA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1913.
you
won't n&ed it ?
su'
bTlJ
REDS WIN FROM COLUMBUS
Take Second Game of Final Series of
the Season.
WILLEY TIGHTENS AND HOLDS
Hastings Ties Score In the Klnhth
and In Ninth Beehtold Score
Kazer for Winning
Ran.
HASTINGS, Neb., Sept 7.-(Speclal
Telegram.) Hastings won the second of
the final series today from Columbus.
The visitors started out with two hits.
one a homer, In the first but after that
'they were almos entirely at the mercy
of Wllley. Hastings tied the score In
the eighth. Brown hit for two .bases
and Tacke a triple. In the ninth Corey
was relieved by Thteman, who walked
Maxey. Bechtold scored Maxey for the
winning run with a sacrifice fly to,. deep
left. Score:
COMJMDUS. HASTINGS.
AO.II.O.AX. AaU.O.A.E.
illonV. . 1 ! i i Bchloia. rf 1 4 0 t
-lb i ! I : ;Dchioia. tii i i t i
Wt, lb. 4 i I 1 JwiMer. tb.. 4 0 6 1
lb 4 0 0 ?n'"t. t. 0 1 0 0
iT. 'rf! I 0 I J onrowi rb" 4 1 6 1
sraytn,
Deal.
Crtn. 4
KTinlnr. e 4
Pano, rf.... 4
Corr, p.... I
. ... .... - , . . J. M
g i j j .Kc&v, .w... v v
0 10' Flreitlri, Ml 1 ( I t
II eMcCabo, If. 4 0 0 0
01 0Mi7, ... I 1 1
0 I Wllltr. a... 4 10 10
TJilmn, (.H I H
Totali ti 617 11 1
To(Alt..... 711 I I
Two out when winning run scored.
Batted for Corey In ninth.
Columbua 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-3
Haatlngs 1 0001001 1-4
Two-base hit: Brown. Three-base hit:
Tacke, Home run: Smyth. Btolen bases:
Wlsser. Maxey, Smyth," Peoples. Bases
on balls! Off Wiley, 1; off Corey, 2: oft
Thleman, 1. Left on bases: Hastings, 7;
Columbus, 6. mt by pitched ball: By
Corey, 1. Struck out: By Wllley, 10; by
Corey, S. Time: 1:60. Umpire: Munroe.
Third City Wins.
GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Sept 7.-(8pe-
clal Telegram.) The York-Grand Island
game was transferred to this city today,
the locals winning with a batting rally
in the ninth. Two-sacker by Downey,
Schoonover and Poteet put Giand Islsod
In the lead the second time. Ltese'a home I
run with the bases full, and Potcet'a
homer were features of the game. Score:
YORK. OIIAKD ISULNO.
AB.H.O.A.IV AB.U.O..E.
RlM, lb.... till IBntth, sa... 11013
MulTr. 3b. t
MilntA aa I
x i
3 1
l 1 uoraf, n. 4 x i s a
I tDarrr. !b... 1114 1
0 08chonoTr, cf 1 0 0 0
0 OPoUtt. c... 6 2 9 0 0
orarley, lb. 1 0 11 0 o
0 OWari. tb... t 1 0
1 lTtathabrc III I 1 It
t ornaUta, p. 4 0 0 I 0
Prlca, lb... 4 J H
LUae. It..., 1 1
nichnlon, ef 4
wmiiros, rf4
MattKka, e 4
Bmlthaon, p 4
I
0 1
1 f
1 0
Tattle. ...M It 37 14 I ToUl.....t4 11 XI 11 3
York A OOOS0100-7
Grand Island.... -.0 14000103-4)
Earned runs: York. 6: Grand Island, 6.
Two-base hlta: Smith, Rice, Mulvey.
Rushenberg, Schoonover. poteet iwwney
(J). Home runs!, Poteet, Lltse. Bases
on balls: Off Smlthson, t; off Franklin.
1. Struck out: By umimson. : or
Franklin, 9. Left on bases: York. 4;
Grand Island. 8. Double plays: Smlthson
to Malmoulat to Price. Smith to Barry
to Farley, wild pitcn: umitnson. rut
by pitched ball! Downey, Schoonover.
nacnrice tuts: juarry w. oioien oases;
Schoonover, Ward. Umpire: Freese.
Knnerlor Lnaea Kaay One.
an.BVn C.wfc f On. .1.1
etrram.) Superior lost a loosely played
game today by the score of S to X Score:
FIUSMONT. SUPERIOR.
AB.H.O.A.K. AS.M.O.A.B.
Wallaea. as. 4 4 1
IManSa. ta.. 4
1 1
Turpla. If... 4 11
Henry, lb... 4 X 11
Wettal, cf.. 4 1
klelt. Sb..,. 4 1 X
OOrar. tb.... X
OTbelMlnc If 4
OlAniretb. rf 4
OB'kewlta, lb 4
frDroan. cf... 1
lObet. Xb. ... 1
OScheia, a... X
OYanee. p.... X
GUai. rt.. 4 1
Welch, lb... 4 0 1
Nerf. e X 2
Oetehell, p. 4 1 1
Totala... M II 17 10 3 Tocala....,ll 10 X7 0 I
Fremont ...........1 0 11 5 1 ' 5 H
Superior o u u i v v u u i
iinma run: Hi an a. Three-base hit:
Rels. Basee on balU: Off Vance. 6: off
Getchelt 3. struck oui: uy vanoo. a; or
Getchell, 2. Mil Dy pitcnea oaiis airwwn.
Armours Fail at
Ft. Omaha Before
the Advo Players
The Armours were defeated at Fort
Omaha by the Advoe yesterday. Both
pitchers did well, but the Advos de
veloped a batting streak in the eighth
Inning after Tut tie dropped Probst's fly
and scored threat rucn which proved
enough to win. Score:
U40UR8. ADVOS.
AB.H.O.A.K. AB.H.O.A.B.
matt It.... 2 110 OPtebat. tb.. 4 0 S 1
lABtbela, rat 1 1 1 IDeaataoa, It 4 1 X 0
CM rail. Ib 4 0 e 1 arairmaa. ei. i i i
At Qr til OMeantB. lb 4 X 4 1
a .tw, rf.. 4 I X I IMIalkaa. aa. 4 0 0 0
Ryan. lb... 110 0 inowley. tb. 4 3 3 0
Tuttla. .. 4 0X1 lA.Prtbat, rt 4 0 0 0
XJuaoal. a. X 1 0 lCo. e I 0 II 1
Ouraeea. p.. 4 X 0 inner, p... i a
Total..... XI 7 14 I Total.... ,X4 T 4
Armntira 01001000O-
Advoa 10000003 4
Earned run: Armour, 1. Three-baa
hlta Ryan (D. Two-baaa hits: Burly,
Mrflrath. fLi trifle a hit: Tuttla. Struck
out: By Carter, 10; by Gomeaa. 5. Bases
on balla: Off Carter, 3. Hit by pitched
ball: By Carter, 3. Double play: Al
Graves to Tuttle. 8tolen bases: Probst
Feitman. Time: law, umpire: wrute.
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PIERCE AND SMITH STRONG
Smith ritchea Remarkable Game
Until He la Relieved by Cheney
Becaase of the Intense
Heat.
CHICAGO, Sept 7.-Chlcaffo made a
total of thirty-nine bases on seventeen
hits against St Loula In a double-header
today and won both games by scores of
4 to 1 and 7 to L respectively.
In the first game Smith waa Invincible
and the visitors failed to get a hit until
trie seventh, when' the local twlrlcr al
lowed two singles. He waa replaced by
Cheney In the next inning on account of
the hot sun. Chicago won this contest
when they bunched their hits. They
gathered a total of seven hits, two of
which wero homers by Schulto: triples
by Archer and Saier and doubles by
Phelan and Zimmerman.
Pierce held Manager Huggins' men to
seven scattered hits In the second game,
While his teammates touched Grinar for'
ten, which Included a homer by Saler,,
triples by Zimmerman. Saier and Brld-t
well and a double by Evers. Pierce was
in several holes, but three lightning dou
ble plays pulled him out of danger. Score,
first game:
ST. LOUIS. CHICAdO.
AB.H.O.A.K. AB.H.O.A.K.
Mate, lb.. 1 S 1 4 oLiacb. ef... 10X00
Mowrey, lb, I 1 0 OPbcUn. Ib.. 4 1110
Oak, cf... 4 12 0 OSchultt, rf. 4 2 2 S 0
K'iMtchr, lb 4 110 1 OZImrman. ,1b 4 1 t J 0
Whttted. If. 4 1 0 38lr. lb.... 2 10 0 0
Etm. rf... 1 0 0 0 0M1llr, It.. X 0 X 0 M
uumun. n. i 0 I 0 OBrldvtU, aa S 0 I X 0
O'tnry, u. 4 0 X S OArcbtr, e... X 1 6 0 0
ninco. C...I 0 4 1 lOood 1 10 0 0
BallM. p... 10 10 aObcney. p.. 0 C 0 0
Hacxl&t .. 10000
rerrltt. p... 0 0 1 0 0 Total. ...M 7 27 7 0
Total..... SO "I 14 I1 1
Batted for Smith In seventh,
Batted for Bailee In eighth.
St Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11
Chicago 0 I U I I 1 M
Two-base hits: Phelaa, Zimmerman.
Three-base hits: Archer, Saier. Home
runs: Schulte (2). Hits: Off Smith. 2 In
seven Innings; off Cheney, 2 In two In
nings', off SeJIee. 6 in seven lnnlngc; off
Perrltt 1 In one Inning. Sacrifice hit:
Bailee. Btolen bases: Magee, Schulte.
Double ploys: Konetchy (unassisted),
O'Leary to Magee to Konetchy. Left on
bases: St Louis, 6; Chicago, 3. Bases
on balls: Off Smith, 1: off Bailee, 2; off
Cheney, 1. Hit by pitched boll: By Sal
lee, Saier; by Smith, Wlngo. Struck out:
By Smith. 3; by Bailee. 3; by Cheney, 1;
by Perrltt L Time: 1:30. Umpires: Klcm
and Orth.
Score, second game:
st. louw. crncAoo.
An.n.o.A.ja. An it o k
Hw, X..bl 0 X 4 OMlller, .. 4 1 X I
Mownr, lb, I 1 1 1
omtre. rs. .. 4
OSchult. rf. 4
OZImrmin. tb 4
osaltr, lb.... 4
owilllami, cf I
0 Drill Kill, ts 4
OMtedhara. 0 I
X Pierce, c... X
14 4 0
10 0 0
10 0 0
211 0 0
12 0 0
1 1 t 0
0 4 10
10 10
Oakea. rt... 4X10
HVartcby, lb 4 0 t 0
WHIttM. if. s 0 t 0
Krana, rt... S 0 1 0
o-Lrr, aal 1 2 1
rallibia. aa 0 0 S 0
Hlldebnd. 3 1 1 4
Orintr. a... 110 0
0
Totala...
Totala.,...X0 T 24 t 0
SJ 10 7 12 0
St Louis 0 0100000 0-1
Chtsago
Two-base hits: Hildebrand. Grlner.
Evera. Three-base bits: Saier. Bridwell,
Zimmerman. Home run: Baler. Double
plays: Evera to Saier (2), Bridwell to
Event. to Saier. Lett on bases: St. Louis.
cnicago, . uaik: unner. uasea on
balls: Off Grlner. 1; off Pierce. 1. Struck
out: By Fierce, 6; by Grlner, 4. Time:
1:45. Umpires: Klem and Orth.
Stovall Deposed as
Manager of Browns
ST. LOUIS, Sept 7. After denying for
the last month rumors to that effect
President Hedges of the American league
team tonight announced that Georgo Sto
vall had been deposed as manager of the
Browns. Jimmy Austin, the .locals' third
baseman, will lead the team until Hedges
selects Stovall'a successor.
Hedges said that In all probability
Branch RIckev former American Imiim
urar.cn Rickey, rormer American league
catcher and scout would be his manager
In 1913.
Hedges has asserted that Stovall waa
making no effort to develop his new
players. He blamed Stovall for not get
ting the team higher than seventh place.
President Hedges later announced that
he had given Stovall a' vacation for the
rest of the season. Whether he would
guard the first sack next season would
depend on his attitude toward the new
manager, Mr. Hedges said.
WAGMANS TAKE VICTORY
FROM RED OAK IOWA, TEAM
The Wagmans of Omaha defeated the
fast Red Oak., la., aggregation in a slug
ging exhibition last Thursday at their
harvest festival at Coburg. la., by the
score of 13 to U In twelve Innings.
The feature ot the game was the
heavy hitting ot tho Wagmans, Espe
cially Suty, Platx, Ostronlc and Kemp.
Dykettarted for the Wagmans. but could
not hold the pace and retired In the fifth
In favor of J. Jellen, who pitched splen
did ball.
Red Oak previously won from the Wag.
mans by a score of 1 to 0. Score:
R.H E.
Wagmans 3 0002020300 4-11 17 3
Red Oak 13030000300 2-U 10 4
Batteries: Wagmans, Dyke and F. Jel
ten. J, Jellen and Kemp; Red Oak, An
derson and Brosuaban.
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Wells Wins the
Golf Match at
Happy Hollow
A. R.- Wells, with a handicap of twelve,
was an easy winner In an elghteen-hole
handicap match play today, he finishing
4 up on the colonel and thereby annexed
the golf bog presented by E. W. Arthur
to the player returning the' best score
againBt bogey. Following aro a few of
the scores turned in:
Handicap. Down. Up.
A. R. Wells 12 .. 4
W. H. Gates 24 ... 1
W. E. Shepald, Jr 16 .. 1
J. M. Glllan 24 .. 1
K. A. Nordstrom 2 1..
C. E. Reed St..
R. M. Laverty..., 11 1 ..
W. C. Lyle 20 1
In the finals for the George H. Payne
trophy, James H. McKlnnon (14) won
from C. E. Reed (12), 2 and 1, and In tho
tl"n,a tor the IL M. RoB'.rs prlie W. W.
Buchanan (16) won out from M. W.
. "noades (13), z and l.
In the first round of play for the J. E.
Georeo cup It M. Laverty (11) beat F. S.
Aldous (IB), 4 and 3; W. E. Rhoades (20)
beat Joseph Polcar (10), 3 and 2; G. F.
Gilmoro (10) beat F. M. Cox (12). 4 and 3,
and A- 1L Wells (12) beat E.E. Klmberly
18 8 2.
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WILLIAMS WINS TENNIS
TITLE FROM WASHBURN
HAVERFORD, Pa., Sept 7. R. Norrls
Williams second of Harvard this after
noon won the Intercollegiate tennis cham
pionship by defeating W. M. Washburn,
alao of Harvard. The score: ,6-4, 3-6,
6-4. 6-L
Williams waa a member of the Ameri
can tennis team which won the Davis
challenge cup from England this sum
mer. The match today was played under
unfavorable weather conditions. A flno
misty rain fell throughout the play, mak
ing the court soft and slippery, which
compelled the two contestants to stop at
frequent intervals to remove the mud
from their shoes. In spite of the bad
weather, however, a larae crowd saw the
Play.
William Washburn, who Is Massachu
setts state champion, won his way Into
tho finals by defeating J. X. Armstrong.
also of Harvard, 9-7, 2-6, 8-6, 14-12. Tho
match was begun yesterday, but was
Interrupted by rain and was finished
today.
HAIDA PAPOOSE THE
WINNER OF SPEED RACE
BUFFALO. N. T., Sept 7.-The Perry
centennial power boat regatta on the
Niagara river closed this afternoon with
a thlrty-flve-mlle speed race in which
Halda Papoose, owned by Max C, Flelsch
man of Cincinnati, won; taking the Black
ton 13,000 trophy and cash prise of 3S50.
In tho three-day regatta. Commodore J
Stuart Blackton of New York won first
i and third In the Buffalo Chamber of
icommerce race; a first and third In the
I mhnmn. trnh - .
1 " ' "
in tne 'erry special race una aternoon,
netting him trophies and cash prises of
36.4S0. Mr. Fleischman won two second
prizes and one first
Scott's Blnffa Team Wins.
SCOTT8 BLUFFS, Neb., Sept 7.-(Spe-
ctal Telegram. Scotts Bluffs won from
the Nippon Japanese team here today "by
the score of 8 to 0.
Japanese 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 4
Scotts Bluffs..! 0312001 -8 9
Batteries: 8cotts Bluffs, Hoffman and
fllolllngworth; Japanese, Lango and
Tanesl. umpire: uowin.
To Fmnrhlaea to Grant
At a meeting yeBterday the Commercial
Bowling league granted a franchise to
numohr's Old Tavern team. This leavea
i tw franchises to be granted beforethe
; ,eaBue openB Monday evening. September
22. Tho league decided to bowl on the
Metropolitan alleys Monday and Wednes
day evenings.
Atlanta Wlna Pennant.
MOBILE. Ala.. Sept 7. New Orleans
deeated Mobile today by a score of 5
to 2 In the last game of the Southern
association season. The victory of the
visitors decided the pennant race In fa
vor ot the Atlanta club by half a game.
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Games Oat of Four.
SH0TT0N MAKES ONLY SCORE
Sinn-lea and Steals Second, When
Walker'a Single Scores Sbotton
for Only Marker of the
. Sesalon.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 7.St Louis made It
three out of four from Chicago by win-1
nlng the final game of the series, 1 to 0.
St Louis played sensational ball behind
Baumgardner, who pitched his best In
the pinches. The Browns scored the onlyj
run of the game In the sixth, Shotten
singled and stole second. Pratt was!
walked purposely and Walker singled to
center, scoring Shotten. Score:
ST. LOUI8. CHICAGO.
AD.H.O.A.E. AD.II.O.A.E.
Shotton. cf. 4 12 0 1 Wearer, is. 5 1 2 0 0'
Auitln, 8b.. 4
Pratt. 2b... 2
0 12 lLoriJ, 3b.... Z
2 2 2 OColllns, rt. 4
12 0 OChaae, lb... 4
12 0 ODoilf. cf.... I
0X0 OCbtppell. It 4
0 5 X OTlreton, Sb.. 2
14 2 ODercer, 2b.. 1
0 10.
too
7 0'
Walker. If.. 2
Meinert. rf. 1
0
0
2
0
2
2
2
0
0
0
0
Covlngto, lb 1
Balentl, .. 2
Atnw, e... X
umnronr. p I
o r 2 OEcbalk. c.
Deni. d...
Total.... .21 6 27 12 IClcotte, p
ruuich ,
Easterly ;
White ...
nuaiell .
Total 34 8 24
Batted for Breton In seventh.
Batted for Benz In seventh.
Ran for Easterly In seventh.
9 01
Ron for Clcotte in ninth.
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
ut Louis v u u u u i u u
Sacrifice hit: Lord- Stolen bases:r
Pratt Shotten. Bases on balls: OKI
Baumeardner. 2: off Dent, 1. Struck out:
By Baumgardner, 4; by Benz, 4; by Ci
cotte.1. Hits: Oft Benz. U in six Innings;-
off Clcotte, none In two Innings.
Lett on bases: Chicago, iu; ttt louis, v.
Tlmo: 1:45. Umpires: Dlneen and Sheri
dan, i
Turner Wins for Nnps.
DETROIT. Mich.. Sent 7. Terry Turner!
was the mountain which Detroit could'
not surmount today and Cleveland
downed the Tigers, 6 to 4. Leeplng Into'
the air, going down Into the dirt, to ills
left and behind the bag, the "cotton-
toDDed" third baseman or tho visitors
broke ud four Detroit rallies, knocked in
one run and scored two himself.
Cleveland scored in the first inning andi
an Infield out helped Detroit to tie. In
the fourth doubles by LaJoie and Turner,
and Graney's single gave the Naps two
runs. Dour nits in mo sixin aaaea iwoi
more. Detroit made two tallies In theln
half of the sixth on hits Dy uusii. vitt
and Cobb, a pass to Crawford and an
lufleld out Onslow's grounder In the
eluhth brought coob home wun ue
trolt's final run. In the ninth inning,,
Cleveland made victory certain when
O'Neill walked, advanced on an out and'
scored on Chapman's single. .
Cobb hod the better ot Jackson in to-i
day's batting duel( the former secunngi
one nit ana jacuson iauing to reucai
first base In live attempts, score:
Batted for Comstock In the eighth.
CLEVELAND. DETHOIT.
AB.H.O.A.K. AD.H.O.A.E.
Llftbolft, cf. X 0 0 0 OButh, ,... 4 1 4 01
Chapman, ( 1 0
Jackaon. rt. 6 0 2
Lajol. 2b, .. 4 1 4
Johnston, lb 2 2 10
Turner, 8b.. 4 2 1
Greney, If,. 4 2 2
CVNetU. c. J 1
Stenn, p.... 4 10
I ntui, ,U.... C I
1 0 Crawford, r! 4 0 0
1 OCobb. cf.... Ill
1 lVeach, If... 10 2
4 OOnilow. lb.. 4 0 IS
0 McKee, c... 4 1 X
0 0 Louden, lb. X 1 0
1 aComttock. n X 1 0
1 0
o ol
1 II
0 01
1 0
1 V
1 1
2 0'
0 0
Hlch 10 0
Totala.
.28 12 27 17 XDubue, p... 0 0 0
1 0
Total.. ...31 7 17 22 X
Cleveland 1 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 1-6
Detroit 1 00002010-4
Two-base hits: Vltt. Bteen, Comstock,
Lajole, Turner, O'Neill. Three-baso hit:
Chapman. Hits: Off Comstock, 11 In
eight lnnintrs; off Dubuc, 1 In one In
nlng. Sacrifice hits: Lelbold. Johnston.
Stolen base: Lelbold. Double playsl
Jackson to O'Neill: Comstock to Bush to
Vltt; Vltt to Onslow to McKee; Chap
man to Lajole to Johnston; Bush to On
slow. Lett on bases: Cleveland, 6; De
troit. 8. Bases on balls: Off Stein, E;
off Comstock, 1; off Dubuc, 1. Hit by
'pttdhed ball: Louden. Steen. Struck
cut: By Stein. 3; by Comstock, 1. Wild
pitch: Comstock. Time; ISA Um-i
plres: O'Ljughlln and Hildebrand.
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