8
Bringing Up Father
'WOt MIND - I VAtiT f' ALWAYS RtdMY- H5 17. THINK Itt L f "1 . A ' '
tiv. w " f:r!DJSCE I 1 Do nt V II jr ; rcyZT- 1 I tSERNUArJ FRCTT ROW I l..,n A s
lij ASin 'MIiJ i giO sss -4Z$JlJ -N' ......
isr . jl? feU lrUiteL . :
GRIZZLIES OUTPLAY OMAHA
Jive Clean Hits in Fourth Inning
End Hopes of Rourkes.
OiVSN SUNS MADE BY DENVER
Local Start Scoring In First Xnniae,
ht4 WalfcniiK Neve Loaea
CoHtrol and la Never In
IHinajer.
Five of the cleanest hit possible, fol
IowIif each other consecutively In the,
fewth, Inning gave Denver the opening
game of the final aeries with the Rourkes
yeetern&y anornoon by a 7 to 2 score,
'Lefty." Closman, who w on tht,
nape asd for the first three Inning va
JnvlisetbJ. net a Bear reachin tha initial
hack. Then in the fourth Inning with
Ml oat Ctdy dropptd a Texas league:
vr chort iad Channel! did exactly tin
am thing. Butcher mnt one to left
(M tWO doubles follows. Clnsman 4M.
nine after this, but the damage had been
doae.
Mitt the fourth Inning tho arlsalles did
the nd of the rkm tni nr
- ' - ' V t
n'i delivery aad they iotoled twenty
two bases, the Kourke t wirier had per.
t oMitrdi and never passed a roan, but
hi cvrvns seemed, to be easy picklftgi
tor U eBars.
f tk Denver twlrier, wHq will
ftrtltw; MatMKw KeiteH ihM 0rX,'
QW ldtaiMMeSj, wa en the firift
-Una .lr tlte Hac an m ucval wac
tJmotir in tha pirtm. In fact he m
"w sn daeitMr, det Im. H that
Osneftei teak the fee at the ,
Clfftaalr Mn SiMta,,
THa'AaMtte tiw 0eew,waaAaS
oreeaU naae tu Dmm sjU A,
e Pajnje etf aa atowet ertatei hit isx
a a-wna iwnaa; warn a ,saaw thk
Uawt haavd. Jw hek ie ffm.
Chaaaeti Mltod a seMatkmal naev
haaaed eatoh Thoaaeoa's drive 1.
the atath whiah wm laked for twin-W.
QbmIw. acored in th first With two
dawn ChaauaU dteH ThetnajKM' Iom
y to etr ui Theeaaeeet knded jm.H
df third, fcemtatten debld down th
met he line a4 Toniinle tallied.
OmahVe only other score came in th
ninth when CowraJton made his can
veatieaal home run over the rieht el4
wall,
y Dver in the fourth Caeeioy, cnah
ieU and KuteJw all singled, filllne; thik
iHwee. Kwten douhied sorln Caeeldy
-d!drCfc!HH and jwhr, wlw relieved
he when the latter hurt his hand o
ta ceaUr and Kutchei
"WeUaaif eiwd the fifth with atriplt
d aoerad m QuiUitj's eacriflce fly.
Vhr wm hit hr a pHched hall is.
pai l Itien eae; trWe J th
1 rN
OttVUCA.
JuWa. e im.,.m,,j4
O. JL,
1
ar 4
It ,,, 4.
1
9
3
I
0
0
0
mi ..,..
........
Total M 1
DENVER.
T 27 It t
QUlltkxf. 3b .?4
AS," .
O.
1
8
a
o
t
6
A.
t
0
0
4
0
0
0
c
X
1
3
1
0
1
vywr rx 6
ChantiaU, cf I
Bicck, o f.,... 1
3
a
2
I.
a
awaitr. o t
Coffey. M 4
0
3
3
t
.....4 0 1 7 ,1
YTOUfaBftp. 4 1111
.38 "Pit 27 1
Total .,.38
Owaha
Run ..1 0 0 o o o o o 1 a
o i o q i o i a-7i
Runs 0 604iloio
Hit .- 0 0 0 ( 2 1 1 1 1-14
Two-wue wui CoiijralUin. Schlpke,
JehBson. Eleton. Spahr. Three-oeee hit:
enRU, Wolfgamr, Butehar. Home runt
-Otmialten. Bacrtfico hits; Juatico, Struck
art: By WoUrsa. 5j, eft on baeeet
' Denver, i. Tlinti 1:36. Um
pMti Bdereon
KSYOX.D8 RAfPKD PHOM BOX
Mejht Rttaa Scored Off lltm In Third
by Booeters,
TOPBKA, Kan.. Bpt tJ-Des Moines
Mwieq eynoiae irom the .Cox n
Uttrd. when eight runs were scored
Tpeka we easily defeated. Bcore:
the
and
AB. It.
n.
1
0
3
i
o.
0
8
t
1
S
0
r
.2.
0
A
A.
0
0
3
1
' D
, 0
.J,
K.
1
1
1
s
0
0
. 1
0
. p
c-oenran. so v., &
Oear, of 4
Kalrry. Se.. ....... 4
Tmy lae, xt, 3
Xernr. lb, ,.. 4
XavpR, U. s
Sweet, c, 3
Jha'.th, se.t 3
ynoia, p;......,0
jKeCulioujrh, p..,.., 3
Totals .K
0
0
a
1
0
I
e
0
0
4
DE6 MOINEfi.
jlb urn
o:
1
0
2
3
11
0
I
4A.'
1
0
0
1
0
4
0
8
1
1
3
O
3
1
1
3
. X
U
0 0
J4'.,..f 3
mm ? i
f4?VK 3Vm.... 4
Ledtair, .............. 4
is air
1 i 0
U t
(I ft- 4
TPh ...... 0
t
6 9 1
4 0-H
Js nt: Ji
v. hree-heM hit:
MM KiMter. XAhaff.
IMHPenlHHej
KMssl. Yak
saeSMP s
9eeiew,
Sacrifice hit: Hunter. Double piays?,
to'Jonee. Stolen bases! McLarry, Smith.
5l?,S5,Mrtunort Jonee, nellly. HIUs Off
IteynoMs, 5 In Wo and onelthlrd innlngij
of McCollouBh, 8 In lx and two-thlrdi
innlnM. , Busea on ball: off JUynolde,
2: off McColloush. i off tkirf. &.
a!th: 'i,.?? Pased ball:
Bwret. Hit by pitched ball) Uy Lakaff,
t. Time: 2:15. Umpire: ColllflSwer.
LINCOLN PITCIIKRS VAiih DoWW
Provp Utterly Ineffeoi Its Hnftr
SioHx City OR.laastht.. ,
!iin'r2Mer.i Ineffective while
8. Score" r 1 lQ
f mouA.
coonev Sh -AD;
BTOUX CITY.
n.
It O. A. K.
12 3 0
110 0
13 3 2
3 10 0
3 3 0 0
3 0 2 0
110 0
3 10 1 ,1
0 0 2 0
12 V "9 1
II. S. A. jp:
17 4 0
1.1 0 0
2 10 1
0 10 0
0700
3 4 3 0
0 10 1
3 14 0
0 0 0 0
3 0 3 1
0 0 0 0
n 3 is "a
I Smith, is.... 4
WiS"? VL 4
3
1
0
1
avldeon, of... ... 4
Marshall, rf., 3
Klein! p'.'.V.V.V.'.".'.'!!! 2
I TOtAI. S3 11
Total,,
1JNCQLN.
An. R.
Rouch, rfV.V.'.V.'.'.V.'fi
?i?.V:?"n,lt
4-
Mullen, lb
Jjowiinsr, '!.,., 4
0 4
...... 4
4
KXJ11WI. ,,,,,,, O
P............. 0
jMer, !.,., 3
Total,.. .37
JKMh out buntlHer at
'Sttd tar VffltUml (n .i.ik '
IJnGMh ...... eHAnA.A m
ixux "city..: : 5 i s ; s s a?
MlLB:b: City, 7! tlmieln.
OTTite Anr WNMI Hill JUIOeM.
WZL' KX5 """" cooy to
Tin, r ?. .b, 4w
Ml:
vmKAx is serrMoTiyiB ire pikom
Weehtta Win,. fratM St. jaM.i. .
Twelfth Innlaaf,
.ST. JOHEir, Wd.. Sept. 33.-.BU11 Dur-
MM was i i .
Wlchlttl won the first nmn ni1 tU h..
'njhe twelfth innlnsr. Today's came was
Played In tho forenoon on account of the
interstate fair. Score: "
WIQUITA.
ATI Tl
H.
0
a
3
1
a
1
0
0
0
o.
1
2
."3
0.
13
5
3
ft
A.
Step. M".'i 6
Nicholson, If........ s o
Wlddteton, cf... S 3
5J'li yf, ,,,. 4 o
4
fjill, JU.. ..,.,,..,,. 5 3
Caatle, o 4 D
Durham, y 4 0
Totals , 4
BTv J0aHtIt
II. O, A.
1 3
8
2 : 0
0 14 0
12 3
1 11 1
1 1 S
0 0 3
0 0 1
0 e 1
0 0 0
0 0 0
8 11
10" sT it
pawMM, rf.t.x.u,,, 4 0
MrH. . ll 3 a
ae)4Hasl, 3h, 3 0
etaae, M, ..,,,... 3 .1
eafcter. p.. 1 0
" ........ 1 A
e
jenhliie, 9, . 0
"VK3 1 . 0
ter ...........4, 1 0
Quintan, e...., 3 . n
o
Total 37" r
Batted for Soehler )n seventh.
Btted for Jeaklns In twelfth.'
('lehlta ...0 nnnentntnA 1
Bt Joseph 001000 1000 03
Two-base. h!t Wealerall, Melnke. Daw
yon. Htolen bases: Nloholson (2). Middle-
L.r-iS'""ViVur,i? twining', Koepp tur.
Sacrifice h ts: Davl. Burke. Hmlth. Coal
on balls: Off Durham, 4 oft BUsclier, 1.
?.tSkTSH.lVDr.Uuurhttm' "I by BoehUr.
0 iTbrir"
0 pltefied b,.I r'Hy-burham: ". VnZTtK
"tc'ltt!(! achahg. Umpire; Besrlst
SOUTH DAKOTA TEAM
READY FOR MINNESOTA
VERMILLION. 8. T.. Rn M
ciaU If Bouth Dakota loses to Minnesota
on Saturday next. It will be becavse Mia
neeota is vastly stronger than th im
defeated by the Coyotes last fall, Is the
opmioa oc v-oacn itenaereon of the local
team, and Former Coaoh A. If. Whltte
mora. JotwUlutandlngr the loss of all
but two of the old varsity men, the Da.
kota team which will battle this week on
Northhip fjeld will be In tip top condU
iwn pnysicauy, ana aavoncea to nldsea
son farm tn their knowledce of th game,
and In every way capable of suetalnlng
th record of the 1912 varsity.
AMterlcaM Aeeoolatlan Results.
UJniumlU .'. 1" 1
Loiavlll .310 1
Toney and Clon.ona.
. At JndlaiiapolUl ' Itll.a
Kansae City w 1 4 4
Indianapolis .................. 0 0
Itt. 1 1 atrial rne0nn rHimiynH tzrA t'r. .
nor; Gurk And XJvteT-touft.
At Cotunibus; ItlTK,
a .tii a a
0
0
0
0
0
1
ColUmDUS ..aa,4tJ;eta.6 7 0
Hatter J nr-Brtjndt &nd VAmra; Icvls nn4
At Toledo- Itlf.K-
Milwaukee S 6 0
Toledo 0 8 1
Batteries, Dougherty and Hughe; To.
ledp, Baketta andDevogt
2r lathes Xlswe
When Eddie Plank was asked the othel
.y. t1.f.bwl oemle be immediately ro.
pMd es. 1 have an enemy, Age Is my
only enemy" Eddie adraiu that Fathet
Tti is creeping u pa hhh.
0
CWTrtrtt 1X3. latarnatlonat Hews 0rrl4
CALDWELL WINS FOR YANKS
Superb Pitching Enables Jhem to
wake It Two of Three with Napi.
NEW YORK WINS, THREE TO ONE
Not n Cleveland Batter Benches
Third Uqtll Ninth When Tflth Two
Ont Not Attempt 1 Made to
Slop Jnckson'R Steal,
NEW TOIUC. 8Dt. 21-Caldwell'a u.
prb pltchlnar enabled New York to make
it Wo out bf three from Cleveland in the
final series between these clubs this
season. Caldwell held the visitor to
tour hits and won by a score of 3
to if Not a Cleveland butter reached
third until the ninth when with two
out, no attempt was made to stop Jack
son from eteallng second and third, He
soured on Johnstone's single. Score.
CLEVELAND. TBtf YOItK,
... .AU.H.O.A.B. AD.H.O.A.K.
iVlhAM mt J 1 A 1 Aa.r.ll ex.
Wwpmta, ult t 1 oHoHen. ef 1 a t 0 0
Jckoo. rf.. 4 110 ftCre, If t 1 0 0 0
IaiAl. 9k . i , , ,4witit.u. ,
.v.,u,wu 4u . 1 (j vitiaer. .0... l ill
Ht IK n , A 1 1 1 1 .... . m A
, 11 1 V M , . . . . .... 1 . . . . . . , .
Orkney. If... 0 1 0 r) etklnpa, m4 1 1 4 0
aUIWclt .., 1 0 0 0 OffTeener e.. S 0 I 0 0
FiiUntfrc, po o o a a ,
o,r". p....a o o i e tout in t i
lirm 1 o o o o
DUnJfm, p, 0 o 9 I e
Totils ..ts"4n5
Batted for Bates in ninth.
Hutted for -Carlech in otghth. .
Batted for aregsr in elchth.'
Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 1-1
New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 '3
Hume nti errors! Clitvelanil. 1. TwvbuM
hit! OoMett MalsM. Sacrifice hits:
Cre. Whitman, William, Stolen baee
H.iev uacKwon () Left on b.e.
New York, 7; Cleveland, t. Bfteee on
balls: Oft Caldwell, l; oft Fatkenbwr,
ll off Ornr,.t off Blandinet, 1. struek
eutr jrty Caldwell.. 7! by 'area, 4. WIM
Pttchr ColdwMl, Mits: '0 tlaeber
4 n two-third tHntew: off -?;. 4 in sTk
ahd .one-third !njlr: cfriiiefwUM. UU
a isnlii. ,Thies 8;M VnHw:
O'Luua-h-Kn aad Connolly.
Ikaajsaha WfluAm 4kLs eVaasB
1VT1M) A r fJ. IfVllltflini
WABIUNOTON, eL M.8t Lettk
made it two out of .three in it Vat
series of the season with Whlnton by
winning today, B to 8. Two wild pitch
and on, error were responsible for four of
Bt. Louis' runs. Bcore: , t . .,
PT. LOWI9. WAHUlifaTON.
AU.H.O.A.U., An.H.O.A.E.
Hlicltpn. cf.. 1110 SMoelltr, rf.. 4 1 4 t o
AtMIU, SV..4 I ! I OMIUn, ct...,S .110
inu, id..,, i it i ircifr, tn. a i a o
Willismn, ( 3 t 5 0 OOandll. lb... till M
main. n.... a i n oucrsta, :t,i D 1 3 a
UltUitd, it, 4 1 1 1 OHinrr. e., J 0 10 J 0
Warn. Jb, .. 4 113 0GAon. Jt... 1 0 10 0
AcMt'w, e.... 14 1 OMo.rliM. 4 0 1 0
MrAllatar, CO 0 0 9 00 loom. p.... 3 0 3 0
r.irlr, p.... 1 0 0 4 0"c!ler t 0 S
Mltflfill. pt 1 0 0 O'Wtlltu&a ,.0 0 0 0 0
Coviniton ,1 M 9 0Alnmln ,. 0 0 0 4 8
tbUU n 9 s? la "I Tcuu h"j r is "a
Butted for Oedeon In.nlnth.
' Batted for Qroom In ntth.
Batted for TayJorln eighth.
Ran tor Williamson ninth.
t Louis , 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 J-6
wawipgtcn ,..,...9 1 B 3 v v 0 e-3
Two-fea. hits: Pratt Wares, Aut)n,
rtr. Groom. Three hit Mltasl
H14i Off Taylor. 7 Sn seven tnnlne; oft
Mitchell, 1 la two Inn!, .fttoJen be:
Shottofi, AuitlRr Agnew Milan, Alnamltht
Left on base! St.-Louis, 4: Washlnton.
. . Baae on ball: Off . Taylor. 2, off
Mitchell, 3; off Groom, 1 First on er
rers: an, Leule, 1. sXruclc out: By Tay.
1am 1. .... Ul.nl.. II 1. .. n M urn.
pitch; Qroom(3). Ttwe: 3:10, umpire:
unn ana Hneriaan.
Tlarera X.mh te MaekMen,
PHILADELBUIA, Bept. 28.-Aftr De
trolt had piled up a alx-run lead In the
first two innings this afternoon Philadel
phia hammered the ball all over the field
and won the game, a to I Score:
CETJU3IT. PHILADELPHIA.
AU.1IOA.E AU.H.O.A-B
Svuh. u t soa 8B.nW. ,rt t i e o c
IliumiB. ib 4 1 1 1 enldrtnr It. I S 1 e 0
Crawford, rf 6 1 8 1 OftWunk. It... 1 1 0 6 e
Oath, ct 8 8 4 3 lCoUlnt, it,,. 1)111
l)urn, K....S 13 0 OUUK. t),,.t 114 0
attumu, tk..( 1 4 S lUsIitnl. lpjt 4 11 3
OmIot, lt)..t t 1 0 IWtltb, t-.,t 4 3 0 0
Louisa. b.. 3 lit fiurrr. .. 3 3 8 1
Wllllirol, p. t 0 0 OBcbuix, e... 1 t S I 0
tiMBttecb pi o 9 i ours, c i 1 4 q o
- penBoefc, p. . B e 1 o
TWkH M It 14. IT -
ToUJ 4f34nii 8
Detroit 4100000 1-8
Pldladfclplila 0 2 1 2 1 3 3 -U
Two.biuifi hits: Baunian. Crawford.
Walsh. Thrt-bao hits: Crawford. VX
Murnhv. Lanu. Home run: Crawford.
Hits: Off Wlillanis. 11 tn two innings:
otr wrnstocx, it in aix in nines. oacn
i n riv: k. Murnnv. mo en oases: wio
Oldring (2).. Double ploys: BUsh to
uoumon to unaiow, uiuson to uouaen.
Sohang to Baker. MclnivU to Barry to
Mclnnis, Pennock to Mclnnts to Lapp,
Left on huu: Detroit 8; PhilodelDhla.
B. Flret on balls: Oft Willlawa. It off
Comstook, 4: of Fennook. 8. First on
errors: Detroit, 8; Philadelphia, 3, Hit
oy pttcneri ijonarur by wuuams, Lapp
dv com mock. HtmcK out: uy comstoex.
3: by pennock. 4. Time: 2:00, Umpire:
iiliactmuui ana egan.
Divide loubleltrder,
BOSTON, Mass., Bept. 28. Three ta two
were the scores of both gomes today,
Boston taking the rint game and Chi?
cago the second. The latter victory gave
the visitors the season's series, eleven
same to ten. Bcore, ftwt game:
ClIICAOO. , BOOTQif.
AB.H.O.AE. A0.K.O.A.K
Weattr. n.. 4 1 1 tltooptr. rf.. t 1 0 e 0
lord, lb 4 113 LnU, It. .. t f 0 0
Celllu. rf...4 0 11 ICnsie, lb... 4 111 0 0
Ctitf. lb.... 4 I I CRpttUr, tf.. 4 1 4 0 0
lVrll. cl . 4 14 0 ORehK. (t rt . 110 0 0
cbtpptii, u. i a i o oaontstr. lb. 4 i i s o
Bcbalk. C....3 t T 1 lTrka Ms... 4 14 10
rtrr. lb. ., 1 0 1 Oiintrle, m.. 1 0 I ,1 0
wsich. p.... isoo ervdr. 4 1 1 a
ltOUU. S- 19 0 p. ..11 sot
. Nunikr llteo
ToUlt It liyi 3'Mvady .... 600
TeUli 9 1117 11
Batted for Bd.lnt In the ninth,
Ran for Cady in the'nlnth.
Chicago 0 0 0 o J o 1 0 C-J
Boston 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0-.J
Two-b wt: Yerke. IUU: Off
Walsh, 8 tn five Inning; off Russell. 8 In
four inninc. Sacrifice hits: Bfhalk,
KehR. Stolen hues: Rchalk. llndla.
Kngle. Double playss Berger to Weaver
Ibase: Chicago. 3; Boston, 7, Base on
bolls: Oft Walsh, li oft Russell; l; oft
THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1913.
Standing of Teams
WEST. LBAGUK.
W.L.Pct
Denver .,.,98 57 . 632
D, Molnes..SS 87 Ml
NAT. LEAGUE.
New York.. .93 4$ .669
jfn maei, ,,.si m .G09
Chicago ....83 C2 .572
PtttsbursT ...76 (8 .MS
Boston S3 77 ,448
Brooklyn ...63 78 . 443
Cincinnati ,.63 5 .424
Bt Louis., ..49 88 .331
ivincoin ,...ei to .6101
St Joeph..7 76 ,8101
unuu ...to ti .ill
Tnneko 71 1 li
filnur nn. rjf ii1
Wichita ..,,63 8i .397'
won. Lost Fct.
iillOdelphla .....94 49 ,658
Washington ...,.S2 3 .666
goeton , ,.:..T3 60 ,K6
ChlCAf rt 71 ro 'nt
Detroit ,'..'e3 84 '.62o
NftW Vriflr .... so
Bt Lpug ., $6 82 . 374
.... , Won. Lost Pet
Milwaukee ,,,,0 65 ,6S
Minneapolis ....03 C3 .18
Lou avlIlM , on ZXi
Columbus 89 TO ,K0
i'"' 73 8.1 .495
TO' 67 93 .419
Kansas c ty 65 94 .408
jfiuianapon ., 65 93 .411
Yesterday Results. '
' WESTERN LEAGUE.
Denver, 7 Omaha, 2.
Lincoln, 6: Bloux City. 11,
Wichita, 4; Bt Jostph, 3.
Des Moines, 11; Topeka. 4. "
NATIONAL LEAGUE. ,
Brooklyn, C-l; Pltsburgh, 1-0.
AMERICAN LELVGUE.
Chicago, 2-3; Boston, 8-2.
Detroit 8 Philadelphia. 2t
Cleveland, 1; New York, 3.
St Louis, 6: Washington, 8.
AMERISAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis, 2; Louisville. 8,
Milwaukee, 6; Toledo, 0.
Kansas City, 1: Indianapolis, 6,
St Paul. 0; Columbus, 6.
Onmes Today.
uraioiu .ii--unvor ,01 umana:
T.lnrnli. nt blm.v rll.., iiii.ul,--, oi t'
seph; De Molne at Tqpeka,
iiuui umcago at Pitts
burgh 1 .Boston at Philadelphia.
Ut at IndiH)U; St foul .t Cifim-
?dlnt. 1, Otruck cut: By Wotsh. 3: by
KMfl, 8: by dlt. 10 balls:
Cady. 2. Wild pitch: Walsh. Time: 1:88.
Vmplrcs: Brennaa and Ferguson.
CHICOO. BOtfTON.
W.r ltAP ?'t3,A,'SJl, AB.H.O.A.E.
'"A "! I i 2 opeaker.,, i 0 1 1 e
Boaw, ... 0 1 0 OOerdotr, Sb. 4 0 1 S 0
CbappeiU It.l 1 1 1 OYerkH. 3b..4 1 1 1 a
Bentr, Jb,, 1113 OThonia c. 1 6 1 0
B 3 e 0 5 ertcwiim, 3 0 1 4 0
Tqttl -HWlTT --.-.Jli
Total! U 8 17 14 1
Batted for Thomot lri"nirith.
Oftt OUt "WhAn wlnnlnr M.n ..........
- - - - n .
Chicago ..o 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0-2
Boston 0 QQi;oooi-d
Lif""?!?" una: Jiopper tn, Throe-bwa
Chase, It Collins. Stolen bases! Enjle.
and rjanvri"Yerkno vjS5.ut
Bases on ball: 0 feott. af oft Ooitmi
r i.'"0,, error: caicatfu, 3: Boston.
- jnersuon anq ivans.
List of Drafted Men
Of fioially Announced
CINCINNATI, O., eft 2S.-The No
tion,! Bo Bu commtMlon today offi
cially nominated the players from Class
AA and Class A leagues who were
drafted by major leagues at the meeting
of the commission here last week. The
lUt wo net announced at that time as
all major league clubs were given time In
which to determine the player they d.
sired. The list follows:
American League-By New York, from
Columbus. O.. Colo, By Chicago, from
Baltimore, Rothi Lincoln, Neb.BarbW.
By Detroit from Buffalo. Mains: Jersey
City, Purtell; Montreal, Demraltt; Sac
ramento. Williams. By 8t Louis, from
Portland. Ore.. James l Atlanta, Blsiand:
Birmingham, Mecnger; Montgomery,
finedecori Los Angeles, Howard. By
Washington, from Minneapolis, Owens.
By Cleveland, from Chattanooga, Qlddo:
from Sioux city. Wood.
National League By Cincinnati, front
Louisville. Nlehotf. By Boston, from St
Joseph, Mo., Crutcher, Milwaukee, an.
bert; Providence,, Deal; Rocheiter, Mar
tini Mobile, Stock. By Brooklyn, from
Newark, Oagnleri St Paul, lllggertl New
Orleans. Kraft; , Toronto, Herbert. By
Chicago, .from Kan. FroncUoo, Johnson;
Toledo, lirqnhle. By st, Louis, front
Denver, Hogerntan. By Philadelphia,
from Nashville, Beck, By New York,
from Omabo, Johnson.
The,, St Louis American league club
cancelled it draft on tho Venice. Cai
club, and the Brooklyn club will have
the right of selection from (hat club.
The St Louis American league club
cancelled its draft on th Kansas City
Club and the Philadelphia Americans have
the rlht of selection frpm that club.
" 1
Qood Race alt Kearaey.
KEARNEY, Neb., Sept 2J.-(6peclal
Telegrom.lFprty speed . horses have
already been brought to the ground and
additional stall were erected today to
aooommodat the large list of entries.
On the first day of the races a 2.25
ttot with six entries, i:it trot with five
entires and a running race will be the
program.
On the second day, free-for-all pace,
five, entries! 3:SS pace or trot eight
entries; a gentlemen' roadster race and
two running races. ,
On the third day 2:12 naco. five entries:
2:lt trot flv entriei; farmer race and
tvnnlng race.
, ' - 1.
3ro Gnuies rrlth Vhllltea
The Giant have five more games to
play with the Phillies. They ore double
bill on October 2 and and a single game
on October 4 that end the season.
Threat or Prosalaet
Manager Stalling refutes to moke any
predictions, but his Braves declare thel
will, finish fifth tn the Notional leagut
roc. They have been going well of lata.
Drawn for
' . . ... m i 'i i
DODGERS TAKE BOTH ENDS
Defeat Pirates in Double-Header, Six
to One and One to Nothing.
NAP SUCKER WIN8 THE SECOND
Pitches Brilliant Ball Against Con
elmaEi, an Atlanta Recrntt Who
Keeps Brooklyn Shut Oat
Until the Ninth.
PITTSBURGH, Sept 23. Brooklyn took
both ends of a doublo header from Pitts
burgh this afternoon. They, won the
first on timely hit off Shann, a Vir
ginia recruit, and Mammaux, an Ohio
Btato league younster, but tlvo glaring
errors made the trials of the new men
hord. The score wo 6 to L Ylngltng
pitched a' fine game throughout and was
accorded good support
Nap Rucker won tha second gome, 1
to 0, pitching brilliant against Conzelman,
an' Atlanta recruit, who kept Brooklyn
shut out until the ninth. With one hian
out in the last Inning Smith tripled to
left Conielman struck out Shortstop
,FIher, but Catcher Fischer placed a
single In left, bringing Smith across wth
the only run of the game. Score, first
game:
BROOKLYN. . - PITTSBURGH.
AD.H.O.A.K. . AU.H.O.A.B.
Monti, it... 110 0 OCtnr. It.... 1 1 1 2
CuUbtw, 3b 4 0 t ODoUo. lb... 4 114 0
Btonni. tr.. o s s v uunuon. ., i o i i
Wheat lt.. 4 0 10 OVIox, Sb..... 4 1110
Datlbtrt lb,S 1 7 0 0WU.cn. rf... 4 2 1 0 0
Hmttb. tb. 5 1 S OMIIler. lb... 3 0 7 11
Flther, as... 1 0 2 0 OMItcbell. ct. 1 0 t 0 0
Flacher. c... 4 111 neimon, c., 1 1 t B 0
Yloln. p. 4 2 1 3 Osbcno. p.... 11111
Miratui. p.. J 0 0 1 J
T0U1..,..J7 27 13 0 r -w.
ToUli...,.ll 1 37 17 S
Brooklyn , 0 0 2 o 2 1 0 o-a
PWUburgh ,...,o eioooooo-i
TwO-base hits: Douberi, Wllsea. JKolon
.haei Smith, Fisher. Sacrifice hit:
akbcrlflca fly: Culshaw. Base on balls:
tKf ahenn. 1:, oft Mamnux. 1. Hit by
fitebed ball: By Mamoux (Mor).
truck-out!- By Ylnll4f, 4: By'WieMli
y Mmaux4 2, lUts: -.QffMtnii, 'to In
ain. timing, on AfmA. u in inree
nlng. Lft on base: Pitteburgh 4
Brooklyn, 10, Double plays: Ylngltnc to
Cutshaw to Daubert: Dolan to Simon to
Brltton to Vlox. First baae on errors:
Brooklyn, 4. Wild pitches: Tingling.
MamoUx. Time: 1:42. Umplrea: Eaon
and Brennan.
Rest for the Weary
Maokmen to Come Now
PHILADELPHIA, Po,, Bept 23,-NoW
that the Philadelphia club hat won the
pennant at the American league, prepara
tions wU at once be begun by Manager
Mock to tune up hie team for the world's
eorle next month, The first move to
wards this end will be the, eating up on
the Athletics' players, all of whom will
be given holiday from time to time until
the final sere with the New York, on
October 2, 8 and i. Several of Jthe
players are suffering with bruises or
other injuries and they will be given,
plenty of opportunity to get over their
Ills before starting the hard conditioning
fa? the blue ribbon event. ,
For weeks hundred of applications
have been received bjr Business tyanagar
John Shbe bf tho club for tickets for
the world' series. All of these, however,
have been returned to the senders. Now
that the pennant has beep won orothur
flood of applications Is expected, but .all
Will be turned book until the Notional
commission meets and announces the ar
rangements for the big games.
Bruning Shuts Out
Fairbury by Big Score
BRUNNING, Nob.. Sept 8peclal.
Brunlnr shut out Fairbury oil the homo
gTOUnds today by a score of 18 to 0.
Shauer pitched for Fairbury but had
positively no support He struck out
twelve men. Morton pitched for Brun
ing and struck out serenteeh men. Each
pitcher allowed six hits.
Bruning is to play Fairbury at Fair
bury Thursday, September, 25.
Batteries: Shauer and Boo the; Norton,
Richardson and Ross.
DESHLER TRIMS BELVIDERE
AND ALSO BEATS BRUNING
PK8HLER, Neb., fcept -(Spec!al TeV
eiram-) Desbler defeated Belyldere at
Belvtdere Saturday by the one-sided
scope of 13 tn 5 for a 8100 purse. Stevens,
formerly of tho Superior, league and
lately or the Omaha Western league club,
pitched for Belvldere and woo knocked
out of the box, fourteen hit being
ttcurtd oft hi delivery to the alx in
nings be pitched. Newman, pitching iqi
Deshler, struck out eighteen men. The
feature of the game wo the hitting el
Lamb of Deshler, who secured a single,
three two-base hits and a three-bagger.
Score: B,H,B.
Deshler 20110383 0-13 30 0
Belvldere Q00030013-5 1S 3
Deshler defeated Bruning at Deshlet
Sunday by the score of 10 to 4 for a
purse of 8300. .Durham of Deshler was
presented with a silver loving cup bj
Terry Sullivan fpr having the highest
tattirur average of the seaton. Deshler
ended the reason today with eeven
straight wins and 1 considered the tasf.
est amateur team in this part of the
state. Score: R.II.E.
Brunlns- . 300000001- 410 2
deshler ,01130018 u 13 1
the Bee by George McManus
With the Bowlers
Commercial LCnKUe.
The Commercial league opened Its sea
son Isat night on the Metropolitan alley.
President Walens was the orator of the
evening. Flowers were furnished for tho
ladies and Bryan's grape Juice for the
men. A big audience was in attendance.
Score were a follows:
FRANK'S CANDY KIDS.
1st 2d. 8d. Tot
Fagerberg ,...,,.1S7 ISO 15 612
Learn .....144 171 203 (23
HaUKh , 151 151 157 489
'Nelson ..i..... u 153 183 187 628
Bchultr .........176 174 123 476
Totals 843 859 823 2,523
BESBLIN'S TRADE MARK.
1st 2d. 3d. Tot
Chandler , 116 144 180 421
Bencele v.,121 155 160 403
Bower ,,.......163 163 156 481
Lytle ,. -,.173 301 192 C6d.
Heaton .181 160 109 WL
Totals ., 784 826 793' 408
QUIOKSERVB.
1st 2d. Sd. Tot
Stine , 157 177 189 614
J. Mbyna ..., KB 154 165 472
Newcotnb UB 130 143 391
D. Moyno 178 177 117 602
Rosenberg 159 184 189 633
Totals , .W. .95 m-m 1.41i
lit 3d. 8d. Tot
RUMOUR'S OLD TLMEBB.
Hansen ,..,.154 174 153 - 483
Vos .7. ,.,,".178 178 176 632
Laud .,. 151 123 145 424
Schneider .....,.,..'..,.t....l&0 165 146 497
Shaw .189 148 161 468
Total , .,.838 783 783 '2,401
Fairmont Creamery heagae,
BETTER BUTTER.
I 1st 2d. 3a. Tot
MnCoy , A.. 144 164 1J9 417
Bland ,,,...,....o....v..,.,128 95 127 - 348
McWada .,,..113 185 183 OHO
BartWlll . ,..,.i..i..U7 1(8 121 386
Oldt , 130 130 130 SW
Total .680 672 643vlT9Cl
cU iuiA T&
mm ,v.4"-t. tttiisiiia' 3ss
Ail'' ....t. uo ito iso 3m
HoVernek ., 86 178 115 379
Snyder. ..,.108 184 133 421
Total Icii) m K6 $63
. PURITAN BROILERS,
' 1st 2d. '3d, Tot
Wilson 108 133 168 409
Gasser ,...,....,.,,..,.,.,..180 159 111 453
Dunn .....,,...,...... 91 82 107 284
Welgel ,,,,..,186 151 133 475
Holcomb , ,.,..,..166 142 198 606
Totals 73$ 697 755 l37
LIQUID GOLD
1st 2d. 3d. Tot
Long l...na 156 128 412
Smith , t ,..183 134 110 379
Jensen ..122 101 117 345
Mtlier' ih S3 126 140 349
Glheoti 125 121 137 395
Total ,..m 645 632 1,881
DELICIA.
, , lt 3d, 3d. Tot
Bcbringer ,..,.,..v lis 168 Hi 437
Berser ..123 125 104 333
Newhy , 110 167 87 SSI
Eaterbrook ..,.,.-.i55 8S 101 322
Savage .56 97 118 811
Totals' .,....,.,.697 64T (ja 1787
FAIRMONT FARM.
qiidoy f. ..:..'?,. ,...,125 so 112 $36
Gobrfel ......,.:....', S$ 128 -105 293
H. ............ ,126 101 140 367
Glldoy, O ............125 106 121 8(2
Harden ...... ..v ,..73 117 ug 313
, Totals V.....gl6 PliT DmT iim
Ames Veteran is
Hurt in Practice
AMB5. la. Sept. 23.-fipeclal.-Th9
first week of real practice for. the Amea
varsity started oft with an accident .oc
curring ta Brennan, the veteran halfback.
Who Was being tried ou( Bt quarter by
Coaob Williams. Yesterday afternoon,
while the varsity elevens.were doing light
work, Brennan collided with. Holmes, the
heaviest nian on the squad, in running
down oh the boll. One ot Brennan'
shoulder wa bumped severely and he
was taken out ot practice to the doctor.
The Injury I not serious. It being merely
an aggravation of a mean bruise received
early in the oeaton last year, but ft may
keep Brennan out of the Orinnell game
Saturday. Holmes waa shaken up, but
not hurt
The casualty probably will result jn
Kenick, Adel High end and quarterback
of the 1913 prep team, being used at
quarter In the Grinned contest Kenick
ha been engineering one of the varsity
elevens since tho beginning of practice
a week ago.
Tho coaches are not settled on the
Cre in.
FAMILY TRADE
South Omaha:
Wm. Jettr, 2502 N Street.
Vhoma So. 813.
probable lineup against Grinnell. They
havo not shifted the Varsity elevens to
speak of and that is taken to mean that
there will not be much shifting until an
aatual game show where shifting ought
to be done.
Bellevue College j 'r 1
Warming TJp Squad .
svt d"t-w-k.
Every ab bodied man ta BelleVua col
lege is out to muT.o this year's team a
success. Foot ball is the password and
form the ioplo of every conversation.
Coach Throw ha begun Ills heavy praci
tlce and scrimmage- will be held each
night The vim with whioh the men take
hold ot the work and their adaptability
to the gome prevent the early eon oe
cidents, which are the bugbears of a
careless or lazy squad,
A Practice gome with South n.n.w
High school is looked formanl to with
rensn, as the two are, on the best of
terms, and a contest between them is al
ways mutually acceptable, a it give the
collegians a chance to try out their hew
formation ond the high school an Op
portunity" to educate It line agolnfct Wt7
plunging.
Llchtenwalner. the 200-pouhd guard of
l&M Venr fit n-rrZla ..1. 1M.J.
" - -. ..-N vv iwiuuiniw.
With his weight ir the;-llni ' Cotner wlii
nave us nana run on October 17, WheH
BeUevtle goes down to wipe out thi 0 tttjd
score which Cblrier held them td' kil
year. f
Cedar Mlnffa Defeat Ycfian, . ,
CBDAR BLUFFS. Neb., Sept 23.-41
claU-Cedar Bluff defeated Yuton here
Sunday in one. of the poorest exhibition
ot the nattonolptIme seat) here, for
many seasons. The Yuton team had ab
solutely no team work and made nli
errors. The score wa 19 to 8 in favor f
,Cedar Bluff ha defeated YuUb. Bat'
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