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i lip ft 10 THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, ULY 8, 1914. Bringing Up Father Copy light. If 14, by International Nws Service. Drawn for The Bee by George McManus SHMtH'S.'DPAent't- un TOtVfr AJ4D 1 WANT YOU w ww TOUR BrtT BY 'JOLLY OF HIM WHAT "rEA Does HE ';.:f Hl PLAYf, Ate VELU'IF HE I6NT A ISAtU PLAYER WHAT l HE? IU-TELL fOO LATER; - TMI, Hits HOObf I THINK' OH' SIR WOULD TOO KlMDLY TELL V y HOME.O n a d D, Ycu HAVE DtbCRACED HE A4AIN WHAT SHOULD I HAVE tnSIO? MR. AND MRS rtGJS IS CALLIN? ROURKES WINWEIRD BATTLE Omaha Hakei Host Scorei, but Links Call Umps More Namei. C0N0AXT0N POLES HOME RUN Honrkf flntfieldrr Jilt One Over Right Field Fenee for DpcMIbk Connt nf.Cantrst Marked by Crabblngr rrlth Umpire. siaie, p ..., i o Totals' 5 J LINCOLN. ... ab.r. wuiiun, sn. ... McGafflgan, ss i.ioya, zi In n p6tpurrl of hit, strike outi, base on balls, errors, wild pitches and ttnox ptlraatcd epithets directed toward his nobs, the umps, Omaha and Lincoln battled through two hours of p&stlmo Tuesday afternoon with ths eventual re sult that the Rourkes beat th Links on scores If they didn't on wrangling with the boss of the posture. While 'Omaha, waa counting seven times the Links lost considerable time thinking up things to call Mr. McCafferty and as a result only counted, six times. To say tho least some of' the Antelope athletes did considerable thlnklner durltur .that combat. Mr. McCafferty was called everything except Ms right name. Toward the latter part of tho combat tho argu ments heramo so tense that tho foreign athletcs'.unburdened themselves of a large batch of diction, both unfit for pub lication; and' for the ears of the, gentle Omaha fans. The umps should have plastered half a dozen of the Antelopes with fines and heaved them out of the yard so combustable was the language, but Bill IUpp waa the only seek to get the eitek. If Noah Webster had witnessed that 'battle ho would have been compelled to add several moro pages to hla Well known "dictionary. Bert Graver, at last minus his famous boll on the left aide of hla map, essayed to heave for the Rourkes. Mr. Orover was anions? those mlsslnpr at ths park Monday, which day woe hla turn to pitch nnd evidently he didn't care much jnore about pitching yesterday for he- departed for tha shower In tho seevnth atania. AValter-fllagla camp to his rescue and performed nobly, thus copping- the eon test ' ' Cooney Raftered .from Bos. Jack Cooney waa tho first Lincoln rent Ho was nicked for six runs and hoo sub sided In favor of Smith, who la famed as the Rent who makes tho Rourkes curl up and die. Smith behaved fairly well, but he allowed Bunk Congalton to hoAit one ever the rlgll fiojd wall and this -settled hla hth. The Links opened with a count Qullllp walked and was sacrificed to second. He wtnt to third on a wlld pitch, but was caught at tho plate; when Lloyd rolled to Pklpper Bill. Lloyd awlped second and went to" Ihlrrt wjien Schlpke bobhled Millers grounder. Miller and Lloyd promptly pulled a double steal and Lloyd arn.,i whin rWlit, Imiu4 t . I ... v,vw ........ w.wfw iivnrcu mo mi jmu wnfer field. The. net I'.lnk count was made in the fcurth. Miller, doubled and scored on Sthrlebcr's bust to center. li).. the last half of the fourth Omaha trahbed the Jead from. Mr. Cooney, who found it impossible to wlthatand wos. perlty. Cpngalton and Ward were given free transp'ortnllon and. Pchlpke toro loose with a most beautiful, and grace ful double- to, rirM. scoring Conny and Ward g olnjr" to third. Crosby rolled a little one to Cooney and he promptly threw the .spher? into right field while Ward and -Skipper counted. Krnar nnd Thomas Triple. To start the lfth Cooney soaked Oeor Dunlop In the tonneau Thla Is allowed to pass without penalty In cianlied base ball so 3eorgo waa sent to first base. Martin Krujr, who had but R minute before apeared a preordained triple from Mr. Qulllns bamboo bat by a mtrcuious back hand catch, noked the pill against the lag pole for three sacks. Fid Thomas uncoupled another of the am brand except that his sailed over me cupua or Mr, Bchrelber In left and 11'jnH Congalton poled a neat slnglo to ngnt. Thre rins. Bunk poled his homer In the seventh, making it safe for Omnha. In the seventh Just to be nasty Collins, Hthrelber and McQaftlgan busted' hits ai.d Orover issued a walk and heaved n wild pluh. ,Thls gave the Links two runs and Orover blew from sight. With Flagle on the slab Miller-a hit and Slagle's heave Into Mr. Collin's ribs followed by fcchrelfeac's double made It two more for the vlsltlns; debating team, but that was s ill as Fred Thamds pulled a nce double play In the ninth which ruined the Links once and for alt. Today tho two- loams wll Imlx in a double bill for the one Prico of admission. I mps McCafferty will be on hand and ,two rat tunc rood ball games and a nifty ututue aro cneauiea. The llrst game wll be called at. S o'clock. George Graham wilt occupy second in one com-'-at and Roy Crabhe, the new twlrltr, will oblige in the other, Score OMA1IA. .. b. a Tltomason, of 4 0 Dunlop; ss. ) 1 Thomas. h. . 1 1 cngaiton, rf .- X Ward. b I Mthlpkt. 3b S i cresoy, c, a 0 0 1 1 1 2' 4. "1 ..... 4 1-0 z, . o X .0 I 0 0 00, 1 S7 IS 3 , II. O. A. E. 1110 Z I X 2 0X40 X 0 0 1 0 ' 1 0. 1, 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 - i t 0 0 3 2 0 0, 0 0 0 o' 0 0 "9 ai J B e ninth. x a 3 t V 7 1 Miller, cf. .. Williams, lb. Collins, rf. . Schrelber, If, Rehor, c. ... Cooney, p. . mun, p. IUpp Totals 3X Batted fir Smith. In the ninth. Omaha Runs 0 0 0 . Hits : 01 11 4010 -8 Lincoln Runs , 1 0 0 1 0 0.22 0-6 Hits 000S1032 1-9 Home run: Congalton. Three-base hits; Thomaa, Krug. Two-base hits: Kehlpke, Miller, Qultlln, Pchrelber. Stolen bases; Lloyd (X), Thomas. Bchlpke, Thomason, Qultlln, Hchrleber. Doih!e plays. Thomas to Ward, Qulllln to Lloyd to Williams. 'Jilts: Off Orover, In nix and two-thirds Ipnlngs; of Blase, X In two and one-third Innings; off Cooney. 4 in four Innings; off Smith, 4 In four Innings. Struck out: By Orover. 0; by Slage, 1; by Cooney, I; Ay Smith, i. Based on balls: Oft Orover. 3; off Wakle. 1; off Cooney, 3; off Smith, 1. Wild pitch: By Orover (2). Hit by pitched ball: By Smith (Dunlop); by Hlagle (Collins). Time: 2:00. Umpire: McCaffrty. BILLS' 1IOSIR RUN WINS OAME Ills In Honad Trip vrlth Trrn Oat Knth Gives Wlehe Game. DEB MOINE3, la., July 7.-To Bills' home run with two out In the ninth innlnir, won today's game for Wichita, 4 to 3. Score: DES MOINBS. AB. R. It, uann, rr. .,, s Hunter, cf fi Hartford, ss. ........ S Jones, lb, 2 Haley, c. .. 4 Kwaldt, 3b 4 J. O'ltourke, If. .... 4 Burrell, Xb. ..... 1 Klnselis p, 3 tDuffy, p. ,-0 Isbell 1 Hhaw 1 Totals 34 3 t WICHITA. ' AB. R. Ochs. Xb 1... 4 0. Nicholson, If. 4 I'. 0 nourjte, 2b.- .... 4 Oraham, c, S Henry, lh. .......... 4 Bills, cf 4 Itapps, ss 4 Bossolonl, rf. 3 Ccott, p. 3 Durham, p. 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 e O. 0 3 1 8 fi 1 0 0 0 .0 A. 0 0 1 0 4 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 9 27 10 11. 0 4 2 0 1 2 0 2 0 0 O. 1 3 -6 4 7 I a 2 1 0 A. 1 0 1 2 1 0 6 0 -1 0 4 H 27 14 Totals 23 Batted for Ktnsella In the seventh. Batted for Duffy In th mi". Des Molnfs,. 000001020-3 Wichita 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 1-4 Two-base hits; Nicholson (2), Henry, Hartford. Three-base hlta; P. O'Rourke (2). Home run. UUls. Struck out! By Klnsella. 5; by Scott, 2r by Durham, L Hlta: Off. Scott, n seven and one-third Innings; off Klnsella, a in seven Inning. Bases 0 baits: Off Klnsella. 1; off Bcott. 4s oft Durham, 1. Double tfsy: I O'Rourke to Rapp to Henry. Left on bases: Des Moines. 0; Wichita, X. Time; 2:10, Umpires Pdrvmmers Nam Cullum and Stockdale. WIN FROM KAW8 to I.nffertr Holds Topeka Four Hits. ST. JOSBVH. Mo., July 7.-flam Ifferty recently purchased from Des Moines, made Ills Initial appearance for St. Joseph and hf Id Topeka to tour hits, win ning, 4 to 1. Two errors and a hit bats itmn in the fifth Inning allowed Topeka'a only run to score. Score: TOl'HKA. AB. R. Cochran. 5b..., 3 0 Wakefield, ctJ. 4 Vorsythe, rf 4 Koerner, lb,., , 4 Talllon, If 3 Lattlmorr, 2b X I'ferfer, a 3 Walt, c iRIdgeway, p 2 McAllister 1 Jones, 9 0 If. 0 2 1 0 1 n 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 30 0 4 ST. JOSEPH. Alt. R. H. R. Watson, 2b..,if. 4 o Fox. lf..i-... ...'4 0 O. Watson, cf....... 4 Patterson, lb........ 4 llrltton. 'Xb . 4 Williams, rf Wail. so;.... 4 chsng. ' C 2 jLafferty. p 3 4 1 2 4 0 2 2 0 -.0 .a A. 4 0 0 2 0 4 0 1 3 0 1 li 1 0 2 0 1 0 0 o. '2 I 3 11 0 1 4 5 0 E. 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 H. 0 1 1 I O.' 1 1 1 4 0 10 9 A. 0 2 0 Totals 33 4 10 27 IS 1 Batted for Rldgeway in eighth. Topeka 00 0'OlOttO 0-1 St Joseph 0 2 0.(1 0 l U H Three-base hits: Patterson (2). Schajis;. Stolen bases: Wall (I). O. Watson. Ieft en lasses: Topeka, 4: St. Joseph. 7. TiAMhia niav: Cochran to Lattlmore, to Kocrner. uases on oaua: j impriy, l; off Rldgeway, L Struck, outr By Lafferty. 4: by Rldgeway, X Hit by pitched ball: By Lafferty, Talllon: by Jones, Schang. Tims: I'M, Umpires. Barr and Oaston. 8IOUX DEFEAT TUB aBISELIES Indians Win from Denver by Three to One. SIOUX CUT. July 7.-The Indians pounded King persistently for a 3 to 1 lctory over lhe Bears today. Ooffey was sent from the grounds in the sixth. Score: BIOUX U1TV. AB. R. It. Cocnsy. 2b 3 11 Davidson. If.... 4 0 1 Smith, ss ,4; ' 0 1 Kane. lb.... . 3 1- 1 Ualeup. cf.u.u..... i Ualrd. Xb.." 4 Brsrnble. rf.......... 4 Murphy, c... 4 Clark, p 3 Casoldy, rf.., 4 0 1 1 .1 0 Coffey, ss.. ,1 0,11 2 11 Butcher. .2b , 4 0 0' 0 2 BltXik, u J 4 0 1.4 1 1 Fisher, lb 1 1 2 S 0 0 Mitchell, If ,.,3 0 3 1.0 0 Barbour, 3b 4 0 0 2 0 0 King, )j.. 3 a 0 I 3 l l'ayc, 2b 0 0 0 2 2 0 Harrington 1 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 34 1 "5 24 U 2 Batted for Kins; In ninth. filoux City 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 -3 Denver 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-1 j.Two-base hits: Fisher. Mitchell. Le- Jue.u?c' hits: Kane, 6lar Sui.1? &5f,V ,Knc- Joune.' DoSble plays: bmith to Cooney to Kane Kina Kin?'J. fPfi Doss on balls: Off off Clark. J. struck out: nt &f!y i-.?rki Tlmei 1:50- t'm. piroi Fife. Attendance: 1.000. Omaha and Lincoln to-Play Two Games Here Today By mutual fl?lAmnt T Tin. . ..1.. President of the Omaha club, and Hugh Jones, president of the Lincoln club, have deolarcd a double bill for Wednesday afternoon. Aa Lincoln nni ntore series here It was thought best to wny 011 me Monday postponement .during the present series for fear of rain when tho Links batUo here for the last- time mo inner pari or August. MANAGER JOSH CLARKE DISPOSES OF PITCHERS RIOUX OITT, la.. July 7.-(Speclal Tel-egram.)-Mnager Josh Clarke- of the Soux City Baso Ball cluh' today an nounoed the unconditional release of Pitcher Wlthors nn1 ti ..1. Pitcher Ksell to the Duluth' club' of th ......iiciu leaguo unner optional agreement. Standing of Teams A ym- YCU HAVE M0,R) 15 HE L A3AiH' f WHAT ) .JBBW T I L- I I "Hla viuuaiiKE w Ml sTIOk P- l Hl'fHIIX) rat 1 I O A. I V WEdA LKAGUB. FED. Denver . W.L.P 44 31 , PcL hVX Sioux City.. 44 S3 .t71 Indianapolis 38 2) .567 Kt. .lni.nh Jill So: xjincoin u to .ua Des Molnes.40 87 .6 Omaha .....;35 40.. 497 v icniia Topeka. AM BR, Oilcago LBAGUB. W.UPct. .41 2S .591 Phlla . Detroit Buffalo 34 29 .M0 Baltimore .,.35 31 .530 nmnklvn an 9 JSi PltfaHllffrVi .9Q 17 Itfi .32 4S'.40MKan. City... .32 41 !38 .23 49 .361 St. IxiuIb 30 42 . 417 LEJAUUB. NAT. LBAQUfi. W.L.Pctl W.L.Pct-. ....43 29 .597 New York... 41 25 .612 .42 34 .Kill Chicago 39 33 .642 Wash'gton .40 83 ,54S St. Louis 37 36 .07 i-mcago SS .bij Llnclnnatl ..33 3 .493 "oston 38 85 .627 Pittsburgh ..33 34 .493 Bt. Louis.... 33 36 .520 Brooklyn ...3135.470 New York. ..21 41 .353 Phlla 81 35 .470 Cleveland ..25 46 .352 Boston .......2S 40 .412 STATE LEAOITE. AMER. ASS'N. ' . W.L.Pet.1 W.T.-Prt Hastings ..34 19 .612 Milwaukee .41 32 .579 ISLANDERS UNDER HOODOO Unable to Oct Out from Effect of Its Influence. LACK STEAM IN THE PINCHES Pawnees Wind Up Game .Tr!th , cesary nans After Score See "aired Throasrhont Nine InnlnRS. Sbntnut for nenos, ST. prmri nr. ....... . .. '. 5e"" JU, topecial.) ATfrXJVi .t. Genoa nr f ... . '"oa n'vea in tins who1 &2, "if J3f!L ? . nVbut r h s during the thlr- r.; ; uuvi uub in i rice n men. 2,vMIi!7Jn"?fi5eroa.Kavo st- Edward but Edward secured thn one run after twp E?Jl'Sr? ,..own- ""her hit safe. Cain followed with a safe 6ne and Styles sent nM.B nit0,"10 Wlth a nlt lnuh hort. i.S'i S-ih.e.r" 8ro nt.thcr best, "while Bono had the edge on Iron. Scoro: St. EMward ,.0000000000001-i 7 l vuuooooooooo vn i i nB.ttPlAII n,n. fMH 1 ...111 n. Edwat-d, Bono and Fisher, Umpires: Ken nedy and Headlund. St. Edward Winn . ....i.i. ST. BDWUnn wh t..i.. i- a i.i x Si r WBrd. ,0k n game from Fulierton yesterday by the score of 10 to 1. Two home runs by Jones and Styles reatured. Score: v r.h r FVIlerton ..... 0 0 0V 0 0 0 1 0 0-rllli 3 umni UUU3U106 10 9 0 ward. Jiiiih .nrf iti.i... T7J . vujr Miu 4roKsirom. Beatrice ...32 21 .604 Vork 27 26 .300 Or. Island. .2S 27 .509 Columbus .29 23 .537 Superior . . .26 29 .4711 Narfolk ....20 30 , 400 Kearney .,17 36.321 Illllkvllln 4 VI -f.fi Cleveland ..41 38 .519 Kan. City... 42 40 .512 Indianapolis 41 40 .506 Minneapolis. 40 40 .300 Columbus ..37 43 .463 St. Paul 30 49 .3!0 Yesterday's nenaltn. WESTERN LEAGUE. Wiehltft, 4; Des Moines. 3. Denver. 1; Sioux. City, 3. Topeka, 1; St. 'Joseph. I. Lincoln, 6; Omaha, 7. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Rt IajuIs, 2; .Washington. 7. Detroit-Philadelphia, postponed, rain. Cleveland-New York, pstporved. rain. Chlcaga-Bost6n. , postponed, rain. NATIONAI1 LEAGUE. Philadelphia-Pittsburgh, postponed, rain. Brooklyn-Cincinnati,, postponed, rain. Boston-Chicago, postponed, rain. Now York; 2; Pittsburgh. 5, .. . . FEDERAL. LEAGUE St. I.oitls, 4Kln01annpotls, 7. BaHlinore-Bsooklyn, postponed, rain. Pittsburgh, ,1-U Buffalo, 3-7 Kansoa City, 0; Chicago, ii. AMERjOAN ASSOCIATION. Milwaukee'. 12: lyjulsvllle,-1. KansasCity, 4; Columbus, 7. Minneapolis,,- S; Cleveland, 1. St Paul; 6; Jndlanapoll?. 3. NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE. NprfSlk, 16; Konrnoy, 3. Columbus, 4!- Grand Island, 3. Beatrice, 9; York. 0. Superior, b; Hastings, 6, Games Today. Western League . Wichita at Des Molnea, Denver at Sioux. City, Topeka at St Joseph, Lincoln at Omaha. A ip or lean Le&guo St. IouIr at Wash ington, Detroit at Philadelphia, Cleveland at New Y6rhr -Chicago at Boston. National League Philadelphia nt Pitts burg, Brooklyn at Cincinnati, Boston at Chicago. New York at St. Louis. Federal League St Louie nt Indian apolis, Baltimore at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at Buffalo, Kansas City at Chicago. American. Association Milwaukee at Louisville, Kansas City at Columbus, Minneapolis at Cleveland, St. Paul at Indianapolis. " , 1-iebraaka State League Norfolk at Kearney, Columbus at Grand Island, Beatrice at York, Superior at Hastings. cloven times at bat Gordon has played twelve games this! season and has lost but two. Onpflnn T'jbu ... I. . . - .nnmuufn. neu juiy ?. (oDeelal.i jzlz 'y . r .. uy winning inree gam.of ball at Hay Springs Friday arid isH'yil,0" 11 defeated Hay BnrlrVgs. :r vu.ium iu v. mu unauron in ih?iJL,ni! Kanie' ? A ture of Oie r-Tij .. l" unsworn or Gordon, who Becured eight hits out of i f Amerlcnn Association Result. Kah&aa City... Columbus fit Paul.;...,, Indlanapolts Milwaukee Irtiulsvllle Minneapolis Cleveland .......... A. ... t. R.H.E. . 4 13 3 . 7-e i ,692 .'3 9 0 .12 16 0 .17 1 .351 18 0 Pmtt. rf..... 4 Dfal. lb..... 3 Aitm m.,.4 0 2 S IWard, . . i rii, ir. . . . 4 i i Keller, Jb.. 0 1 GRAND ISLAND. Neb., July 7.-(Spe-cial Telegram.) Grand Island outfleldcd and outpltched the Discoverers today, but tho hoodoo that has been with It ever since the famous blowout in June, still lingers nnd the Islanders couldn't get by the ninth. Sc'oref COLVMBUS. a RAND ISL.Kf). AD.H.O.A.B. , AB.H.O.A.C Hondou.b.. S 111 1-Robea, 2b... 4 1040 Drnrt. cf. .. i 0 i 0 ODowner. Ttm 0 2 0 0. 2 10 Ol'irn. .... 6 z o o o z ii l opcnonoT'r, cs i l o o s lward, m s l i i q 0 OVtnce, e.... K 0 S 1.0 1 OPmlth. Jb.... 4 110 0 Kranlnter, el 0 4 I 0lre. lb... 1 111 X 0 Thiemann, plO 1 I ORrerdon, p.. 2 0 1 3 0 Totali.... 30 It 2 Totala U 27 13 0 Rpbon out bunting foul on third 'strike. Columbus 1 0 0 0 01 0 0 2-4 Grand Istand. 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1-3 Earned runs: Columbus, 2; Grand Isl- nd,- 2. Two-base ' hits: Pratt, Deal, choonover. Sacrifice hits: Dygert, Roben, Ward (2), Claire. Stolen base's: Rondeau, Smith. Left on bases: Colum bus, 3; Grand Island,- 12. Struck 'out: By Thiemann, 1; by Everdon. 7. Hit by pitched ball: Thiemann. Bases on balls:! Off Thiemann, 6; off Evcrdor, 8. Um pire Black, Norfolk Wins Slugfrst. I KEARNEY. Neb., July 7.-(Speclal Telegram.) Hard hitting by Norfolk to day, coupled , with costly errors, lost to day' game by a .one-slcjed score, Denton being ' hit "hard In Mi first game' with the Kaps. Score: NORFOLK. KEAP.NKT. AII.H.O.A.E. AI1.H.O.A.E. Brows, as, ... I 1 0 X lSjnek. 2b.,. 4 1 II 1 Ateln. 2b t S 4 J .OAcoclc. 2b. ... 4 1 1 0 Melker, 2b.. S 12 1 OUrumm, lb.. 2 0 6 0 0 Ilrtibt. C...S 1 1 1' OScheumi. cf.. 4 2 3 0 0 Ramair, If.. 0 1 0 OPlympton. rf 4 1 2 0 0 Town, lb... S 2 ,9 1 OMatney. If... J 2 10 0 .Musser, c... 2 11 1 OWeodruff, S 0 2 2 2 I.an. rf....l O-'o 0 OErUkaon. (..1.111 1 1 Ileed, p 4 I 0-2 ODenton, p... 2 0 0 2 0 HboadT, p. . 1 0 0 1 0 ToUla J9 14 27 10 lWrlgM ..1" 0 0 0 0 Total I 27 10 4 Batted for Rhoades In ninth. Norfolk ,.0 0 1 21 7 2 3 0-16 Kearney 0 0 0 .0 0 3 0 0 03 Two-base hits: Brown, Reed (2). Mat ney, Acock, Home, runs: Reed, Bright Three-base hit; Rols. Struck out: By Reed, 9; by Denton, 7; by Rhoades, ' 2. Bases on balls: Off Reed, l: off Denton, 6; off Rhoades. 4. -Wild pitches: Denton.. Rhoades. Double plays: Synek Ho Drumm, Bright to Towne. Time: 2:35. Umpire: Qulgley. Homer Wins tn Tenth. HASTINGS, Neb.. July 7. (Special Telegram.) Bobby McCabe's homer In the tenth Innintr won the gome for Hast ings, today, Vance struck outv sixteen batsmen. A double-header la scheduled for tomorrow. 0core SUPKmon. HASTJN03. AII.H.O.A.E; AB.H.O.A.B. Obat. tb 0 1 2' lDechteld, rf. 4 1 2 0 0 Orar, 2b t 2 0 1 OSehroeder, as 4 0 0 1 0 Oreen. c I 2 1 IDennett. ct. . i 2 3 .0 .0 ThtenlBf ,C(41 1 0 OOettman, lb. 4 17 0 0 nrown. It.... 4 0 7 0 OMcCate. If.. 4 110 0 Monroe, rf . . 1 1 0 0B. Brown. 2h I 0 0 I 2 Hlldbrnd. lb 4 0 0 OMattloka. 2b 4 1 0 1 0 Catena, aa... 4 0 2 4 It. Brown, cl 2 1J 0 0 Weldeman, p 4 2 0 2 OVanee. p..,. S 10 10 Totala IS 10 S U 1 Totala. ... .24 20 5 1 Superior 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 1 0 0-5 HasUng 1 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 1-6 Home runs: Weldeman (1), McCabe, f o 0 0) 0 1 o. 11 A. V. 4 0 3 1 0 2 0 0 s Totals 30 S 27 U . DENVER. AB. It H. O. A E. Eddlngton, cf. ....... 4 u. 2 J 0 0 ' Formerly Magee & Deemer. LJ Formerly Magee & Deemer. 413 SOUTH 16th STREET "OEGIN their 4th Semi. Annual Clearance Sale of High -L Grade Clothing, Wednesday morning, July 8 at 8 51. m. Kensington Suits embodying the highest type of tailoring in America will be sold at tremendous reductions. Not a single suit reserved. Every suit is reduced. Blues and blacks are included. Medium and. heavy weights go along with the summer suits. ' $35.00 and $30.00 Suits . . $21.50 $27.50 and $25.00 Suits . . $17.50 - $20.00 Suits . . $14.50 We make small charges, for alterations Two-base hit: Green. Sacrifice hilat Gettnlap, Vance. Stolen base: Gettman. Strudlc out: By Vance. 16;. by Weldeman, 6. Bases oh balls: Off Vance, 8; off Weldeman. 5. Wild pitch; Vance. Passed ball: Green. Sacrifice fly: Bech toldv Time: 2:40. Umpire: .Pasatert. Beatrice Lands Hard. YORK, Neb.. July 7.-(Speclal Tele gram.) Beatrice Winded on SkyockMid Osborne hard, while Brian kept York's 5, acattered. Osborne replaced gkyock In the first with two men down, but Beatrice hid their war clubs work ing overtime. Score: BEATRICE. VORK. J'STv Sb". 1 ' 1 5 lRlee, ss..... 4 S 1 2 0 i!?'". "?? 0Mnhr, cf.. 4 i s o o sas?.w,,SK,bi j ! ??. ! i Jflar. If S 2 t 0 OPItrce. Sb... 4 12 2 0 ?? 5 J ? Sehtsael. e.. 4 0 12 2 1 Dtln. P 6 10 1 OBkroek, p... 0 0 110 . , Oaborse, p. . 2 1 0 1 0 Tolale S3 17 77 It 1 T j , , ToUlt 24 t 27 11 1 Beatrice b 00020020- iork o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 HTwo-baae lilts; Neff. Bockewits, Ling. Hkyock. 1; off Osborne. 3; off Brian. 2. CROFOOT'S YACHT WINS n THIRD PLACE IN RACE Competing with a. field of 100 of the fastest schooner yachta in the east, the Virginia, owned by L. F. Crofoot of Omaha, won 'third place In the fleet rac ing cruise of the EastenvYacht club from Now York to Marblehead, Mass.. accord ing to word received here Tuesday. The large field included such .speed yachts as tho Vagrant, owned" by Harold S. Vanderbllt; the Princess, owned by De marx Lloyd and others, with a string of victories' to their credit. Mr. Crofoot was accompanied on the racing tour by his son-in-law, F, S. Cowgill, and W, T. Page of Omaha. TILLMAN AND TYRRELL GO WEST FOR RIVERS FIGHT Johnny Tillman, the Minneapolis pugi list, who won a decision over Ad Wol gast in a tan-round bout on April 23 at Hudson, Wis., passed through Omaha wtth his trainer, Frank Tyrrell, on their way to Los Angeles, where Tillman, la matched with Joe Rivers in a ttventy l'ound battle on the 24th of this month. Tyrrell is satisfied that his protege la a promising .candidate for thp highest honors. Tillman is. 2L supports . his widowed mother with his ring earnings and does not use tobacco, Intoxicants or stay out with tha rounders. BROWNS LOSE TO SENATORS Ayres Holds Crippled St. Louis Team to One Hit in Seven Frames. TEAMMATES GET ELEVEN SLAMS Ther Ponnii .Tames and LeTerens' nltrht Smart, and Washington Takes Game by Sr.-ren to Two Score. WASHINGTON, July 7.-Ayrs held th . crippled St. Louis team to one hit in V seven innings today while his teammate ' -were pounding James and LeVerenz for total of eleven hits, including two doublet and a triple. Dashlngton won, i to Score: ST. LOUIS. AB.II.O. snsuen, cf.. 4 1 4 Pratt. tb....4 1 2 William!), rf. 2 0 0 II Walker. If 4 0 Leirj, lb.. 4 2 10 Ho-ward, lb., I 1 1 1 Lav&n,' as.,.. 1 0 1 : Warea. as.... 1 0. 0 0 As-new, e.... 0 0 11 numler, .c... 40-0 Jamea, p.... 0 0 0 1 Levtreni, p. 2 0 0 2 Tajler, p....O 0 0 0 C. WalVer.. 110 0 Miller 1 0 0 0 WASH1KOTO!. A.E. An.H.O.A It 1 OMMller. rf.. 3 1 2 A 1 OFoatar, 2b... 2 2 0 0 OMIInn. ff. ... 2 0 t 1 OOandll. Ih... 2 ! T 1 lBhanks. It... 4 OMortan, 2b.. 3 0MeBrl4, aa. 1 Biienry, e... 2 2 1 2 1 0 3 It 0 0 0 0 OAvrm. n ODentler. p. 0 Totala t U 27 A 0 A Totals 32 24 IS J Batted for Lavans in eighth. Batted for Leverenz In eighth. St. Louis.., 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 '1 1-4 Washington ..,.,...0 4 0 3 0 a 0 0 i Tn'n.haM li 1 1 a T..n. T v.... . Three-base hit: Gandll. Hits: on .n't8' 6 irf. one and two-thirds Innings) uii utificin. o m nve ana one-tnira in) Mlnff.l T . .1 I , . 1 ""'; ijiuii nuns in one inninm off Ayres, 1 In seven Innings; off BenU "'i u iwo innings, stolen bases Wares (J), Milan, McBrlde. VtwXAkr plays: Leary (unassisted), MoBride ti Morgan to Gandll. Bases on balls: Of! Jamesi 1; off Levereni, 3; off Taylor, 1 i off Ayres, 3. First base on errors! ' AVashlngton, 1. Struck out: By Jamoa 1. hv TjtV. nv' 1 V... f 1 ..J Ayres, 6; by Bcntley, 4. Wild pitch) iienimy. iime: iiM. umpires: Egai and Evans. North Platte Wins. NORTH PLATTE, Neb., July 7.-(Sp r iH.. .T4fVir a OtmwM n4F 4 iVM u.RlJ , - w . ., . vi 4,vvv North Platte defeated Willow Island oi July 4 at Gothenburg 9 to 1. Jones fol Mortn i'latte waa In fine form and thiy Willow Island baiters were heln! v,' fore his delivery. Rasarnussen for Willow Island was wild and was unable ti tighten In the pinches. 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