r
, . II I - - -
. Bringing'' Up
nru.
t The,- N-tv
DMlRSfflSJ SIXTEENTH
Yfoitoii CAptttt- Game After loBg
Tfeck-aaA-3reck.lttle. - !
TM.uk -TIXB Ilf TKB F0U11TS
n M '
Aieir GrhwHea KfeH .W with fc
Mearkea Both Tam Thex HJ 1
Xeh OtH4- "Bwp
Twelve Ittvtnm
Pa Rcurke'a athUtcs c1om tha 113
nitm fu Miuwti'ln Omilia yeiter-
Dvet1 0mm, Jit which the vUHora
iron by V t6 1 'core. DenVer tlefl the
Mt-run twIiW Omaha, In tho
ferth wld from then Jintll t)ie etx
1 teetittt Mai hnother Wily m 4nt In.
Hyto Kabul -werfo to have been played,
hut the eecond etontest was called at Ufa
enj or the second lnnlns,to nllow tho
Beam to catch a train for De Molne.
It hdbeen prevlauely arranged to call
thf game t S:10 o'clock. Omaha had
the Bears' O.ln thle game, hut an five
tna(dg9 were not played It wsji declared
M Mne.' . .
It wa one ot th Vwrt games of the
MMuton, Jtrtrt both. tM9s fiehtlnr all the
wy; 9fenher, vMjcm the m'oand
for the 1lrft,, M CMVrt, feMr Cith
Morott, Vfcd hetivet er th Orul,
met th. Mitlre .trumf.. rn-
Mi, however, wept )ip in the elr in this
InnhtC- 'Three .hlta, tnettMrtor . eWe
as a etaHw- an4'a wfM ptteto, tfevf the
TMera ine mm raw
.'Mssws wi siwet,,, ggSS"'
md. ka srln Ms stla 1 sn
w4ssiii1.
fo( into
H of
wclng
eWest.
rtrjfce-
roete.
niw.
ui ifnvwr mitr mwt,
wRo sta
flnmrw in' ta mat ;
imlnr, tp4el twHSitai and his were
thr only ba TWaif snw '
Although iVweVeMi "P,?
,av fifteen" WwrstWe 'Faned nWt
for eseltmen4 fhere were sev
fai Mar ?)ays had and fast ifleWlng
wa the,keyno4. ot thv afterpoeh. In
the thlrai.nnls JShortstop Coffey of tha
3Dvr. tam robbed tXJyle of a hit wen
itpea!' h'mK grounder back U: first
Setfe witM his meftt hand and thraW Ceyle
utft-tt. "
Ir thi.JDf th. SsnlMC Owafc hafi a. ehaKo,
jDoW, Um gM. hut,. .Oilsert put all
stwrT he hes e -the'-WI, M-th
ImM thj Rourh could; wag to fill-the
'hsaies and then die 'there-1
mrttmur. -us wfth Oil-
twri iaita tyrteish;sajsiWw.hJet
Am fiwrf- wi mosi .is.b.o s-ea-.asl
H dw a.', f-t th
ditnurtioe s4a pretty hfaifi
can oiur -fa ih 'twtfi- hewhigf Wtth
ir dit Celiay sMsM h4l
BOowed.r rth' Mr "W
ghtUd P a4 wethtassrsert. tm t
Jfiwa 4ouUd Coly.
' smM ilvlMBie. ..
OmaW r4 )t aertr tMiei ht tt
hiHlwsT after tW aleit ere Aeem.
Thesriwm landed safe, on aa itifleld htt
4n" took second on Bufoher" error.
.Cwgalton. fallowed. wltJi ftslnlj otrbht
an ThomasoB, cjereu. , , . . , '
The -Bears evened up in the fourth.
CMtnneli opened up with, a double to
center'-nad Butcher advanced htm to third
on a jsaennee. ton's saertnee ny to
Cefle scored Channeli. v '
Thef'a was notWnx flolwr th. .uhUl
. v v-- 1 . a "e child i i i r .-s?v7i v r v ',rv - i
mi. -jucd mm wmiw pk' ubmv I
ftrlh.
RIFLE
For Alt Kinds otGame
'There arccleVcn dliTcrcnt
moflkJi of WinclVcater l?ifli
tnaato. From tHem it is an esy
. matter to select on suitable for
Jbuotina; anyarrjc Reliability,
aHraogtrW ami iqcuracy are .th
moat Dccswaary' features in a
hvMtlng riSe. Success and safe
ty ofem' liiafe upon them in
levCTBame sbootifi. Winches
Vac riiks kave ths impor-
taht virtuM to the fullest d-
l t. .
grpc. Before, yov, buy utyei
fafo thereyifhiy tjk :tei
I " I I I I I ' I II I
Father-ff
. ;
' OH' Myj;ie.
sv
1TTOO .
jrrroor"rr
tha alxtenth. when Channcll again con
.nected safely for a double. JJiiUhgr fol
lowed with a sacrifice and cnanfisu
went to tlurd from where ho ".scored en
JJrenner's wild pitch. Etston singled to
left and stole' second, taking third on
Johnson overthrow, of second. Spahr
fanned and Coffey drew a walk and then
stole second. Fisher's single to tight
stnt Elstoh and Coffer across the rubber.
Not satisfied with pitching sixteen ln
nlngs Gilbert Insisted on. pftchtng the
second gamp for the Or! wiles, hut the
race in the gamo previous was .too muon
on htrh and In the second .Inning of the
tetond game tho Tto'urkes drove in twj
tmn. with two down I'ayse sisgiea to
left ahd scored on Bohtpke's triple.
Bchlpke "scored on a Wild Itoh.
By ' winning yesterday's ' game the
GrlzsUes Just aboutiolnched .the. pennant.
but half a game is needed by tha Denver
tram to. grab- the third coneeauUve rag.
And acting Manager Lee Qultllti say he
Wilt do that today at Des Moines. Bcorei
QMAHA,
AM. It.
It,
1
0
1
2
3
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. e
i "
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o.
a
6
o
s
It
IS.
1
0
0
A.
4
0
,0
:o
3
6.
.
Justloe, is,.... 6
Coyte. if,.., ,.,.7
Thomoson, .of.. .... 3
CongaUon, ft $
Kano. lb 7
Johnson, c,..,. t 6
Payne, ?b.. ,,.,,.., ?
Schlpke,' Sb .....7
Brenner, p,
INieiak 1
0
0
1
0'
0
0
0
,0
0
0
' Totals '
' ' BKXVMt.
AJk. K.
1 X I
H.
1
1
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X
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2
en. cc......i..7
r.. swf.t..bw. s
1
0. ..(..
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"flLi t?r.fi i jry jl ' stv.cs
;t!
T.t...... f ,
ser la sMsswsa.!
.......l e e 6 o o o 6 a e e i
DHYir -
MM, ......, 011049A19L , 0,3-ie
I o-twss' WUl , CWHm41 (It. sKolek
bae: Kleton, pahn' ycrlfice httst Jehn-
son, utoner ,), Kietou. struole out: By
lircufver, JS; by fillhert. 3. Dases on balls:
Off Brenner 6; off. Ottbert, 4. Double
play; JmjUntutp Kana. Wild pitch i Bren
ner? Hlt'b7Tttn,edball( qulllin. Time:
SiSsV Vmptrer.AfiiMrson
sxoux Awlr r TKfcopiaa dxvidk
t,-f ' y '
aetteat . rtirHiaxt
day, .bothi ames .being piUaars' duets.'
The iooaiS )et tha JTlMt. by a. mam a
? tv1 iJ?'W eeinters being made
In the .iMwhe'Vaiw was M!;t Sa as
a Wwk sM4slasBleaVe bth sere !.
a cottwtiei t fce. aj giiejsMilas was hlpfr.
aucUy. but waa uaoBby, in hi sai.
ttSMMrJtil
reed, K. ,t,t.in,,r.(A 8
a.
CaUahaa, 34. Aj.,.. V
1
i a
l i'
7
. ,
8-
8
.
1
1
.0
(turnn, lb ,.,, 2
Marshall, K, t?.T., . t
ily, i, ..itU.S..3v 9
Yann ...M.'t.V.A.vi ,V0
Totals .,.;?,,.1j,'V1"
LINCOLN.
' t All. 'II.
X.loyd, 2b, 6 o
Itousch. rf, .......... 3 0
Miller, If. -4 0
Cole, cf. .,......,.,i4 0
Mullln, lb, . 0
Iladsr, 3b. I, 0
Dowling, sa, i.. 0
Baker, c. ..,,.,,,, 8 0
Meyer, c 0 0-
O.
3
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3
0
1
10
0
A.
0
0
0
0
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THE BEE; OMAHA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26.-1013.
I I II I I I I I ' T - I' 3M S ll-lll I HW II
. rfSSTf r
A LITTLE
I TBI ..
' s.t I'm
WK8T. LEAdlTG.
W.XPct.
W.IPct
Denver .... 99 BT .63R
New, Tork,. W 4.67t
Philadelphia 84 65 .GQI
'Des Moines 89 87 .ml
t Lincoln ... 82 77 .E16
Chleaeo .... 84 63 .6'
BU Joseph. 80 78 .6131
Omaha .... 75 83,471
Plttburrh.. 78 .B3I
Boston ...... 80. tl
nmntrlvn . . Hi fO .467
Topeka .i,. 71 M .45S
Bloux City. C9 80 .437
'Vlcli4ta ...KtS.5
Cincinnati.. s 85 iH:
St. 1X5 Ul W .351
AV.i.pat.
W.UPCt
Milwaukee.. 7 64 .603
Minneapolis 94 69..B77
Louisville .. W 70 .KJi
Columbus' .. W 71 .SM
8L Paul.,... 74 740
Phlla .,..(. W .M
Cleveland.. 83 62.572
Washlngt'n 83 63 .C69!
rioeton .... 74 7 .M6
Chicago ... 74 72 .507
Detroit ..... e. M
Toledo 68 96 .417
Bt. Louts.., K W .OT4I Kant City.. .417
New York. 63 89 ,73 Indianapolis 66 96 ,4W
Yestersy' RepI
' WESTlUN LEAGUE. ,
Denver. 4i Omaha, 1; sixteen Innings.
Llnucoln, Mi Bloux City. 2-0.
"Wlchlta-Bt. Joseph; postponed.
Boton,'l-; Jhlladelphla, -7.
qnicaxo, t, iinsDuran,-i.
n.w YnrV. 81 Hrnoklvn. 2.
I'niiBQCipnia, i; udbiuii,
Washington. 5: Ke York, 2.
AMETtiCAN ASSOCIATION,
Kansas 'City, 3-8!. Columbus, 6H.
Minneapolis, 4i T'oledo, 6.
St. Paul, 65 Louisville, IB.
Milwaukee, 2; Indianapolis, 1.
Chimes 'tMir.
Western Leaguo-Oah at Lincoln,
Torfeka at . J eseph, Wichita at Weux
City, Denver ai mm oinc-.
Natienal IagueBpeton at
Phlladel-
TZJ7- 4HV-PhlUlt)hla at os
If ew Toor at siraeaiynj.
on, wwhtngten at New Ysk, i. Louts
AmsrJeem r' AsteUn--tlrWuke . at
MUiuaa,. Kintu City? a CsiumhtM,
oux city , w. . i . M ; f M .j3-i?
First base hn isrwsf mwx city. i.
Scrtflc ,hltV Clause. " Tweba4 hltsi
Cole. Dowiing. Double playi Dowling to
Mullln. Btruck out: By. Clause, 9; by
Hlley, 8. liases on balls: Ofi Clause. 6
off lHley, 3. Timet 1:60, Umpire: Wood.
score, seoona game:.
SIOUX CITY.
AO. B. II. O. A,
O.
2
1
0
7
It
2
1
0
Jooney, 2b........... 4
iVood, lf,,,..,...,., j
e s 2
0
Iflmlth. ri. ...... ...... 8
0
0
I
a
Callahan, 2b. i
mavioeon, ci. .......
i Murn. i!i...,..i.t.i..
Marshall, rf
Vann." c.....;.V...... i
vann. c. ""t" I. J
"Wheatley, P,..r.l, 3V-
ToUls..
3 0- 7 14 3
AR. Mm Ti. J.
A
1
1
'IB.
Ltsyd. 2b..,.. ........ 4 J
jtouasei, rt..t,,V...
mnVUMFi St..,,,...,..., '3, '
i
a
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.a
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a
a
a
a
tuefnws, ir.tt,.,,TjitM J
Coje. cf..,.,,,,i.,..i 8
v""
In,
,PeWH,. as.
MsyeM, .e. .......... 3
Sresins, p... ..,. 3
1
.a
jar, b..... o- o a
'Tolftis....:........? t 5f 1
' Batid for Wheatley I ninth.
YlacAta 0 0 0 0 1 0 9-2
OUI;CJty... ....... 0 0 0 6 0 0 9O-0
Left; on bases: Bloux cny. Ki wncom,
6. llaie on errors! Bloux City, 1. (Sac
rifice 'httst Bums. Cooney, . Soroittinsf,
Hrwthc Two-.eass hits: jjowung, emun,
Lloyd.. Stolen bases: Marshall, Callahan.
Hits!
Its: tlir Bcrogsina, in cisni anu iw
thirds inntnrs.
jjiruou out: a:
l: br Scrogslns, m Basts o
h balls i Off
wlieatley, 6i on Bcroggins,
Wild
pitches: Boroggln, Wheatley. Time. 2:00.
UmplrerWood. ' ' -
NEBRASKA WESLEY AN
GETS TWO MORE PLAYERS
UNIVEltSlTY PLAGE, JSth fiept, 25v-
(SpectaL) Fooe "ball stock Is Dooming
again with - the return of Rouseh- and
Word after- the disappointment due to
the Joss ot SandalL Chamberlain and
Keester. McCandleai has again bsea
elected captain and i In fine form. Ft
well, and, Durham are back and pl&ytns
up to the old time standards, Hudson,
a sub Ot last year, wUl play fullback In
place of, Aden, 'who graduated In' June. '
Luse, a Beatrice High school star, will
l probably , have a permanent place in the'
back rieio. The, line ;s the heayitst
Wesleyan ever had, and with a fast
back field will make a strong combina
tion. The first nmt wilt be. cn the
home field with the University of Omaha
next Saturday afternooon.
t r 11 i -
SCHEDULED I0UT BETWEEN
SMITH AND LANGFQRD OFF
NEW "JOIUC, Sept. .-The Garden
Athleyo'club announced tonight that the
ttn-round bout arranged to take place
in Madison Square garden next Friday
tiigfct betveen Gunboat 0m)th ot Call
fornl. and Sam Langford. of BoMon
is ft,
Day Wra.
While Topeka will finish ahead of the
.Bloiic in the pennant Vac the result of
.the' games between the two olubc shows
that the order Should b reversed.
Clarke's club defeated Xaws In. fit.
Uen aunes, while the Gearmen were Sue
mutul but nine times. Until .the Jiut
aertos with the 'Beers the Itedsktns had
made a crefiltablo showing against Den
ver; After the Orlsslles look three
straight Hit week the pcor for the sea
sen stood fourteen vlctertt s for the Hen
dricks crew "and nine for the Sioux, A
tie game was not played off.
J
Standing, of Teams
- -' ' .. T- v a- - .WBS. ari
TiiA.. Z l-'.7-"- 8 ' 1;ilfi.?.7iw ivt.eL.jwi, ib.,e 7ui
Ari Qut whW-friaMM rwa aeeyea. Ortfhrtt.tVt,. r 1 .t o -eDoaias,. r.. i 'i;,oi
itafte for tetthe. aaieUt., IXSZT-'A Z IyS.'SB--
C.Ru OMtMS
OH' WAR-
THE CHILD
PHILLIES TAKE TWO GAMES
Defeat Boston in Both Contests of
Double-Header.
oMarura gyiarr auitLDf a duel
Battlncr Rallr in Ninth Innlntf Olre
BecenA i& Heme Team, Which,
at Tine la Tvro Rans Be
hiM Braves.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. J5.-Phlla-
delphla defeated Boston In -two games
here today, 8 to 1 and 7 to 6. !The open
ing ovent was a pitching battle, In which
Chalmers kept his opponents' hits scat
tered, while, Phljadsiphia won tr puncrw;
ing tnree singles ana an oui in tne seconu
Inning and scoring a pair of runs. Mar
onvlllo was spiked on the foot by Cra
vath while the latter waa trying to steal
second In the fourth inning and was
.forced to leave the gome.
A batting rally in the ninth won the
second gamo for the home team. The
clubs took turns in leading and the
Fhlbidelphlans were two ruas ' behind
when they went to bat in the ninth.
Duncan went to bat for Brennan anC
singled. Beoker got a lucky single, tho
ball taking an ugly' bound and hitting
Sweeney on the shoulder, Lobert doubled,
scoring Duncan. Magee was purposely
walked, tilling the bases. Cravath beat
eut an ltield grounder, . :kr seerinr.
Tyler then toek Cochreham'a place and
Xyrne .wee ta .bat far Luderus. Wails
Byrne was at bat a passed ball enabled
Lobert to seea the wanting run, foots,
miLa;
. e a'aD
I'M'li'i'l' Tuta...r ( ji'U j
Total...;.K I MUT
!gfed for IJarlden InVthe hinth ,
'Batted for Oulnn intn ntntv
Batted., for Schmidt IhHhe nlath.
Oeyton ...,. 0 0'OfOil 0 0 0 0-1
t-nuausipnia o 2 0. 0 1 0 -3
Twn.lU tilt. MW.ro . , ...
kuaeruir tolan tZTrbit 4S
i2i?i.. 0,J0.,i' & Philadelphia, .L Bases
on bads;. Off Chalmers, 2., First baao
2?.Lrar,:: nattan. 3; Philidelphla, h
Struck Mout; By Clnit.4by;Chalmers:
LTlraei l-.K. trp?res ByrohVand
Score, second game
Boaro-.
pHijtDiatL!:
SnMt. S.r.
A.K.
e
it.j.. soie 9Btkr.
T. ef... S" 2 3 ;o
n
Jt,.... 4 30 I DolB.. 4,1 1,1 n
tor. .s,..s. j .en....aw;.s'l S-i t
e eiH;.!;ri;eV
i .n1! for. KKWer la the 4Mcr
'fattel fer'AlHUer In.the MvesHh.
Battea.'f or Brennan in tha ninth;
One out when w I as tea mnLseeted.
uoiiqn
. . .
e 1 1 1 a 2 o a s
Philadelphia .....
. Two-base hits
2 o oyo ,.o a 7
S5nn, JPbJ, Ooyrdy,
Doolan. Becker, Lobert.
Illis: 10ft Ai
ander. It in seven innings; otf'Co'creham,
u in eicm ana one-inira innings, aacrj
flee fly: Alexander. Stolen base:
Magee Double play: Sweeney to Smith
10 acnrmai. aeu on oases: uosion, t
PhlladelDhla. 9. Bases on balls: Of
Cooreham. Si off, Alexander, 3. Hit by
Pitched ball! By Cocreham, Magee, Lu
derus. "Struck .out: By Cooreham, 8; by
Gowdy. Wild Pitches: Alexander, Cocre-
ham; Time'. ZrCfc, umpires; jugier and
Byron.
' Cabs Defeat Pirates,? t
prrranunaii. ot. as. Tha bat of
Manager Johtj Ever .figured largely. in
Chicago's T-to-l victory over Pittsburgh
today, witn four ruts, inciuaing -wo
dauhles, he was the -star of the. day.
McQuillan was hit hard in tho early in
ntnes and was succeeded in turn by
v;vO'er ana uui,, ui . v.w,u,v
xrom ureal, u uu, aoni. urapnn?i, nuo
was presentea.wtin a aiamona put. ana
hDts-un' bv frierids from California. Pa..
pltohed fine hall, holding PltUburah to
one run. mi reau ot a iuuib uj uvun
and a double by Warner' in the second.
By making two hits' this afternoon Hans
Wagner brought hut season's average to
Virt wn: thereby maklns hla seven-
enteenth. consecutive season in th .30J
CKICUOO.,
PtrrsnuROH.
' AB.M.-0..B.
Iacb, et... t 1 2 e tCuvr.
AD.II.O.A.C.
1U.. 4
cm,
WllUai
rv v.4 4 3 1 OPolaa, JU....4
tiMum. it. 4 a 3 9 owaaatr. .. 4
Iniwn, ?1 0 0 4 IVIu. ..,. 3
flnman.
U, H., 3 2 t 1 1WI1WO. It... 4
Q4 rf,....4 2 2 S Olilllr. lb... 4
Brl4U. sa 2 0 1 1 SUtubL ct 4
Atthr, e,;.: 4 17 1 fStnon. .... 3
lloawhm, Mill OUoQulIaa, 0
-Moror 1
ToUl 12 17 11 Idnr, .... J
DfUir. .,.., 9
. touu.. i wjt a
Baltsd. Tor, McQuillan In the third.
Batted for Cooper in the seventh.
chicesje ,.,....4 iaoaoao-T
wuurah ..... ....0 O.M'ilMM
wn.Viii hits: Syers it). Waguer
TiirM.lia hit. SaV. Sacrifice bunt:
Zlmmtmaa. Sacrittca flits: 2Ummerraan
it). Lett on bases; Pittsburgh, 3; Chi
csgo, 8. Hits: Off MnQulllan. 1" three
Jnnlngsi off Cooper, S in four innings J
off DUffy, 4 la two Innings. Bases on
bells: Oft McQuillan. 3: off Cooper. JS
off Humphries. 1. Struck outi By Hum
uhrieS; 3: by McQuillan. U by Cooper, 3:
by Huffy, X Double plays; Coor to
Wagner to Miller, Wagner to Yiox to
Mliur. lint base on wi Pittsburgh.
-Drawn for
"THE CMIlin TMFW
Ht UTILE CRQTmEU
.C&AZ To HER WSVSTANCE
"AID THE BtUTE MY
Vi? WITH A LAMP'DoVT !
Time:
lie.
1:45. Umpires: O'Day nnd Ems-
Doderrs Lose to Glnnts.
ntjrvrtirT.-vM -M V Rnt. 25 The
Brooklyns began their farewell series of
three games at Ebbets Held today, toeing
to. Now York. 2 to 3. The National league
champions outplayed the local team in
all departments. ....
The Brooklyns got a lead Of two runs
In the first inning. Marquard hit Moran
and Cutshaw. Wheat and Daubert
singled. Wheat's hit looked good for two
bases, but Moran hesitated between sec
ond and third and Wheat wsacaUght get
ting back to first. After this inning Mar
quard never was in danger. The Giants
batted both Bagan and Pfeffer hard.
Score:
new toiuc. nnooKLw.
. . AB.H.O.A.H. , AB.H.O.A.G.
BncxUnus, ci I 2 13 oMeran. rt.-.t 0 4 0 3
Doyle. .,. t 3 I 1 OOtUiwv, l I I 0
1 4 a lsunini. if., soiio
2 3 1 0Wbeat.,ttf.,4 1 I I I
0 10 O'Mowe ..... 0 0 0 0 0
(33 ODkUbcrt. lb. 4 1 16 I 0
0 12 OBmlth, lb.,. 4 t 0 9 0
110 OFliher. tM... 3 0 14 0
1 4 '2 0Kumml,.. 1 0 0 0 9
2 0 3 OT.ltCoJtr, 0.3 1 J 1 0
k .Tl.rnn n 1 O a S A
nurac ri..
If..,
ro,,
Mvren. s,
McLean, a.. 1
Morkle. lb..
MaruTd, pi
Totals 40 1(29lKlrkpaUlck 1 0 0 0 0
Ptofttr. P...0 9 0 0
TUl..,,.3lrsRli"!
Ran for Wheat In the ninth
Batted for Fisher in the ninth.
Batted for Ragan in tho eighth.
New York ..........0 4000 2 002-S
Brooklyn 3 0000000 0-2
Left on bases: New York, 9; Brooklyn,
B. Two-base- hits: Doyle, Jlerzog. Three
base hit: Doyle. Sacrifice hit: Meyers.
Stolen bases: Merkle, Cutshaw, Bases,
on balls: Off It a Rail, 2; off Marquard, 1,
DirucK oui: ujr JiaKun, i; oy iiarquaru,
Z Balk: Hasan. Hit with pitched ball:
Moran and Cutshaw by Marquard, -Shafer
oy nagan. Hits: uir. 4 lagan, iz m eight
innings: eft Pfoffer. 4 In one inning.
Time; 1:99. Umpires. Xlem and Orth.
Real Fan Graces Pas
Park and Amuses the
x eai". lV;Ba.'.iMe ' r tho bugs
WhiWaallyeemetowH abautce a
seao,iihd br;bbvfSt a iesr seat'H the
balU hark ahd then 'eoremances ta pan
the visiting . team. , appeared at Hourko
park to witch the final game of the sea
soei yeaterW and for 'three 'houfa af
forded .amofemspt. 9f. tb.;raf-e"st .kind' to
the, faithful joJJpwers st the home; club,
e was one ot those fellows that han
from the farm and learn the base ball
Ung6 through, tho aport page of the city
paper, One of those follows, who knows
the. batting average, and fleldlnc average.
of every big player in the major leagues.
There, be sat In the, front row bf the
reserved, section, directly behind the
catohnr and with vast fide Open, a pack
age of peanuts on the railing before htm,
his hat jauntily cocked or, his left ear,
bellowing forth 1 his favorite vocabulary.
and to say that it -as rich, is putUng it
mm.
Big Lester Channel the . Denver cen
urruir iM horn run hitter of the
league' caana ta bat Two strlka bellowed
forth the lniplre and then from the real
oug.
"Say you weM you couldn't hit the Nia
gara Falls It you were on the bridge.''
Channel! hit- slew rounder to Payne,
who the threw BearTout at first. Then
again from the bug.
"Say you rtm-llke .a hydrant, ail 'in one
pot, sel a wIm" " '
Dutcrier, the "Denver clean-up man came
next and managed to swtg at three wIUW
out touching the pill aid from the ever
watchful came: "Hey lookout for that
ball, if t ever hit you it wjll put A
hole in you big enough for a hound to
Jump through without pinning his ears
back,"
Hy this time the fans had toresaken
the team to listen to the card in the
Stand. Ney.ec . glanca did ha fceetow
on anyone but the ball players and wben
Gilbert -struck for the aecond time run
ning, the bug came acros with.
"Why you oouWt hit that hall with
a Spanish bltinderbus."
"That- ball looks like one of Carter's
little liver pills by the time you nt
ready to swing on it don't Itt" he
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The Bee, by George McManua
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"WHERE
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I i TUB'
LMOV.tE!
queried of Lee Qulllin as that unassuming
gentleman made wild heaves at unoccu-
pled spece,
Haver did this kind of noise Btop until
the Bears won out in the sixteenth and
then the man from home said; 'Well
wo Had a good time, didn't wet" and he
Settled dowii to await the second game,
but he had lost hts pep when this one
started and the fans rested in peace, for
the balance of the afternoon.
American Assoolatloa Resalt.
At Toledo
At Toledo
R.H.E.
Minneapolis
f J 0
Toledo
513 1
Batteries! Burns
and Owens, Smith;
R.H.E.
.. 6 9 2
1512 3
George and Basslor.
At Lout8yille '
st. Paul ....r..
Toulsvlllo
Batteries: Walker and Miller: wortnrop.
and Clemens, Wheeler.
At Columbus inrst game: ?..
Kansas City 3 J
Columbus 5 10 1
Batteries: Larige and O'Connor Ferry
and Coleman.
Second game: R-H.E-Kansas
City 3.8 1
Columbus 4 7 4
Called end of sixth, darkness.
Batteries: CovlnSton and Moore: Luhr-
sen and Smith.
At Jnd anapoiis n.n.iu.
Milwaukee : z 6 1
Indianapolis . 17 1
Batteries: Young and Hughes; Willis
and Livingstone.
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THERE IS STILL TIME BUT
College and High School Week
ENDS TOMOIJtOW NIGHT
YOU. older young men should come'
in and get fitted out and join the happy
family. Yh: aire protmbly keenly imteresied in
cicveriy slcd.fothes but bunei ha made k
impossible for you ttj atteud the exhibition
which has been' going on here for the kst week.
NOW if you are, going to learn jupt how
suitable" an h SYSTEM Stylo-is to. your per-,
sonality, and if you want to see how real,
livei stunning clothes are tailored you liavo
got to visit our shop ( tomorrow.
Thia exhibition week nas been such- a -success that we, hats'
to see it end, bit end it muc We tatn t tell you that after
k fa over you'll not be siblc to secure THE L SYSTEM
Clothes, but take thta little tip from us: "The wise boys"
the fellows; who have a reputation for dressing smartly,
and well, are not going to let this week slip by without
owning aft X SYSTEM Suit.
Magee & Deemer
413 South 16th
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WORLD'S SERIES ARRANGED
First Game Will Be at New York on
October 7, if Giants win. ;
FOUR UMPIRES ARX SELECtd
CoRBolly, Bst Klesa npa RlBfies
3V1 Act as ArMters Other
.Details .of Series Be Inst ,p
Worked 0t.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 25. Assuming
that the New York team will win ho
Natlohal league pennant, tha members
ot the National Base, Boll commission
today decided that the first game Tjs
tween that club and the Philadelphia-.
American Jeaguo team for the world's
championship shall be played i New
York oii Octobor 7.
The umpires agreed on for the series
are II, Connolly, John J. Egan, William
Idem and Charles J. RIgler.
Bon for MoGIll.
President .Hugh Jones of the Lincoln,
club strolled Over to the press box ,tn -Sioux
City and, flashing a telegram, an-,
nounced that another ball player had
come into the' league. The mesaaga, -proved..,
to bo from Jimmy McGllI, Owner, of the
Denver club, and announced tho arrlvw
of a boy In his home.
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