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Bringing Up Father
Copyright, 1911. by International Newt
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KOURKES COMEBACK TO FORM
Trounce Wichita with Visiting
Manager in the Box.
.WILLIS HOLDS WICHES TIGHT
Crack Tirlrlrr Allow, not Five lilts
anil One nun. While Ilntirkes
Ilnttrr Stntlilox from llox
nntl Cnnnt SIk Time.
Panned ballt Krueger. Time: 1:C0. Urn
plies: Cullem and Stockdale.
DOYLE HUHLS HIOUX TO WIN
After suffering for three days under the
nauseous redolence of throe defcata the,
Ttoruke athletes enjoyed a reversal of
form yesterday and were treated to their
share of the ambrosial fragrnnco of a
regular victor-, which so peluantly af
fects the olafactory nerves of a con
aclentlous athlete. The Ilourkcs took tho
Wiche Into camp, 6 to 1, yesterday and
Hid so wlthoutthe customary punk plays
In attendance. The combat was very neat
with but one or two exceptions and tho
'fans departed from the ynnl with a
favorable Impression of Pa's boys.
Nlcerlno Maddox, the well know manager-pitcher,
proved that It la some
times Impossible to be two things at
once. Evidently Maddox was a Rood
manager yesterday, for ho fluked as a
pitcher. He waa battered with consider
able proportion and found himself in
such a position that to continue as a good
manager he must hoist himself from tho
box. Thus Maddox removed Maddox, And
Xmbort, the 19-year-old mnrvet, was
substituted on the heaving mound.
Willi HfTfii Nicely.
On the other hand Ralph Willis was
twirling sterling ball for one slds. After
the opening round It was Impossible for
the Wlches to enjoy that pleasant sensa
tion of sliding over the platter with an
Jionest to good marker. Ilalplt allowed but
five hits and a couple of those might
have been converted Into putouta,
The Wlches were somewhat previous In
tho scoring line and this so peeved Mr,
Willis that ho Instantly squelched any
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ICfirra Lose to Indiana by Trrrlvr
to Trro.
SIOUX CITY, la.. July 15. Doyle
again pitched the Indians to victory to
day while his teammatoH were hammer
ing Jones. The score was 12 to 2. Score
SIOUX CITY.
ak. it. ir.
Cnoney, 2b 6
Clarke, rf I
Davidson, It r
Smith, cs 4
Kane, lb .1
Lejeune, or 3
llalrd. st 3
Murphy, o 4
J)oylc. p t 4
Bramble, rf. 3
'Callahan, lb 2
Fight for World's White Heavyweight Title
Totals 27 12 12 27 13
TOPEKA.
AD. It
Cochran, lib ,. 4 0
rorsythe. ir 3 o
Ilnpps, rf 4 0
Koerner, lb 3 . 1
Lattlmoro. 2b 2 0
Talllon, cf 3 - 1
uowen, ss 4 o
Wiilto. o 2 0
Jones, p 3 0
McAllister 1 0
Ileagan 1 0
H.
0
0
0
1
I
2
1
0
0
0
0
o.
0
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1 10
4
2
4
t
0
0
0
A.
3
0
0
0
r.
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3
0
3
0
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6 21 11
Totals 30
'Hutted for Wtiltn In ninth
'Hatted for Joneji In ninth.
Bloux City 0 3 2 1 4 1 1 0 '12
Topeka 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 12
Two-base hits: Cooney (2). Smith.
Three-base hits: Murphy. Talllon.
stolen bases: Leteune, Balrd. Davidson,
Smith, Bramble, Murphy. Double plays:
Ilowen to I Jiltltnnr. in ir r..l- ...
Cooney to Kane. liases on bails: Off
JOnOS. 3: Off Onvln R BtmnL- t..
IlRAnS
lohb
BOTH
GAMES
Drnmmrrs
from the
O. A.
8 0
Win Twice
HrlssHes.
DENVER Colo.. July 16Ht. Jo.ent,
Won both, trnma of a .UnLUJ .1 . '
Denver triiE 6 to J and 0 toT Hlerrer
held Denver" to four hits: The" second gaSe
lurther activities which the said Wlches ZTfL I,fq J... "12. "J? the ninth
might have had In mind. It never pay. Score, first Van e: Um 01 a,irKno
to hurry nnd the fato of the Kansas I fix. JOaBJ'H,
hands demonstrated this In a malnrest AB, n. h,
manner, in the very first innin after - jo 6 z 2
Ochs lifted to Thomason, Nicholson n
WalKCd, lie also sioie aecona una &rnio j-attereon, lb 8
Krueger in trying to capture the daring 1t,t.'. 8 S
tN'lchoUon delivered one of his well known X'"aInll; " 2
.1. nnn.. fl.M Mr Nlrh. A"?"' 4
aicvtiw ncAtca w vi.vj. .. -' i rciiarig, C. .., ,,4
Olson tooK liuru on in enecuu iitwvw i inomu, P.... ........4
nfl.M nut via rlrlliim ajl. Ward. After I 1
that nalPh put the blink on all hitters)
land Ihe game was a cinch for the locals. RdrtinD-n
The liourKe sianea 10 econi on au pjassmy, ri 3
dox In the second stanxa. Thomas busted C0flJ, Mi
GRAN'S STICKJEATS REDS
Pawnee Left Fielder Sends Ball
Over Fence for Two Runs.
WILLEY DOES ALL ONE MAN CAN
Strikes Oat Twr.lTe Men, but I.acU
la with Other Side and ItHatlnira
Drop Game to the Indian
Men.
ties
o t o 1
4 on t i
4 1111
4 10 0 0
1 1 T 1 0
1 t 1
i e o o
10 14 0
FROM LEFT TO niOIIT: GUNBOAT SMITH, GEORGE 8. CAKPENTIEH.
LONDON, July IS. George Carpcntler,
France's great heavyweight boxer, and
"Gunboat" Smith, tho American white
heavyweight, will clash here Thursday
evening, July 16, for tho world's white
heavyweight championship title. It is
said that the winner. of the match will be
matched with Jack Johnson.
Brltton, 3b.
Williams, rf.
Wall, ss. ...
Scbang, o. .,
Sterzer, p. .,
3
r,
6
4
3
Totals 3S 9 11 &t IS
DBNVEIt.
ab. m II. O.
Eddlngton. cf 3 1 e 1
DENVER,
AU. R. H.
.4 0 1
8 27
O. A. E.
" .... .. . -iih... 1 1 .
n screamer down the third base line nno, : ' !
4
1
8
3
4
8
4
0
0
0
0
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Caflsldy, rf.
uoncy, ss. ,
Butcher. If.
Spahr. c. ...
il'lsher, lb. ..
iraye, zu. ...
uarbour, so.
Kins. n.
Mitchell, p. ,
Totals ..,
3
3
. 4
. 3
! 3
. 3
. 1
. 1
34
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0
0
0
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went to seeond on Ward's hit to left. ptBn6r( ib"!""!".",
iGraham waa Doked In the tonneau by AiFaye. tb '..
pitched ball and Thomas came home when "ar50"r. b
Krueser lifted a sacrifice fly to Nlchol- lVchell P "?
on. IZamloch, p 0
m-aa. if... I'apMr ;..i
Jill IH SIS aa a
Not satisfied wtlh this count the lnsati- I Totals 3S 1 8 27
ftble Rourkes started after Maddox In tho 'Batted for Gaskell In seventh,
following Inning with considerable effect. Da"l r Zamloch In ninth.
acrua: started by poling a line drive at J.0?""'1 ? 9 ? ? 1 Q 1 1 0-6
If.o. ,hl ,m. Ih-t ntlem.n and ""v.er -. 10 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
nrzrz :' : ::",,:::," vat.0n. Two-base
miu,, tjt h --linn: rayo. eaoruice h: Cassldy. 8aC'
hut Artln Thnmason iwked 0. hit after I riflce flvs: Pattarann Wllllorr,. rhn.
L . . . , . I tin . hi,.. II'MIU.. T?".. 1 . r.
BvrUK naa swiiea second anu kuiio iu i " .Aiuiiintun. pirucn
khlrd on FlUslmmon.' muff and Kxug "-. X 'I' V
tounted. Tommlo also stole second and Coffey to Fisher. Hit's: ' Off Gaskell. 7
after Thomas new out ana t-ongaiion in seven innings; or zamioch. 1 in two In
twaJWed. scored on Ward's drive to left, n,"", Time: 1:41 Umpire: Haskell,
iGraham lifted one over the bean of
One out In ninth, when umplro called
game on accounut of darkness.
St. Joseph 2 0 1 2 2 0 0 29
Denver 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 02
Stolen bason: G. Watson (2), Schange,
Sterzer. Struck out: By Sterrer, 2; by
King, 1; by Mitchell, 4. Bases on bolls:
Off Sterzor, 3; off King. 2. Hits: Off
King, 9 in four Innings ; off Mitchell, 3
In four odn one-third Innings. Time:
1:6S. Umplro: Haskell.
IIOOSTISIIS TAKE THE THlH.il
Ewoldt. ea. 6 2 117
Breen, If 6 3 2 3 0
Andreas, 2b.. 3 2 15 0
iiogan. p l u u
Mogridge, p 2 0 0 0
2
15
IPatsy O'Rourke and Congallon and Word
both scored.
To convince the fans that he Is a reg-1 Fox, If S
War rlutton for nunlshment Nlcerlno ? WaUoa cf S
Score, second game:
WT. JOSBPn.
AB. It. It. O. A.
R. Watson, !b 4 118 4 0
112 0 0
18 2 10
8 7 10
......v it,. v..i. n AM.' Patterson, lb, 4 3
stick with much success, as two rounds
later Congalton doubled and Ward tripled,
with the result that Maddox chased him-
elf to the bench In favor of Iambert.
Nick didn't hike to the shower as custom
nnd habit decree, but remained on the
bench to howl orders at his athletes and
fcrowl at the umps,
The Rourkes didn't score off the 19-Jrear-old
marvel and the game ended 6 to
I. Omaha.
The same teams battle today. The gome
(will be the last of the series and wll be
palled at 3 o'clock, score:
OMAHA.
An. R.
ICrur. U 1
Dunlop, sa... 4 0
Thomason. of 4 1
Thomas, Sb 4 1
Conxalton, rf 8 f
.Ward, lb 4 1
Graham, 2b 8 o
3ruKer, c......i... 2 o
Willis, p J
Totals 83 6
WICHITA.
AB. R.
Ochs, Sb... . 4 0
Nicholson, If ..3 1
3. O'Rourke, 2b..... 8 0
Graham, c 3 0
Jones, c 1 0
Uenry, lb 4 0
hills, cf 3 0
FlUslramona, ss.... 4 0
5. O'Rourke, rf 4 0
Maddox. p 8 0
tanjbert, p 1 0.
Dea Slolnea -AVIna ly Scor of Ten
to Nine.
IilNCOliN. Neb., July 15.-Dos Moines
won tho third of tho series In tho elev
enth by the score of 10 to 9. It was a
see-saw game nil the way. Score:
LINCOLN.
AU. K. H.
Allen, rf & 0 0
'Smith 10 0
McUatflKan, ss I 4
Lloyd, 2b 6 11
Collins, If 5 2 5
Williams, lb 4 2 1
Qulllln, Sb 6 2 2
Schrolber, cf 6 0 3
Rehor, o C 0 2
Cluuss, p o 0 0
Cooney, p 6 0 1
Totals 60 9 16
DBS MOINES.
AB. R. II.
Hahn, rf 6 0 1
Hunter, cf C10
Burrell 3b 6 0 2
Jones, lb.. 5 1 2-
Haley, c 4 1 0
O. A. E.
0 0 0
0 0 0
3 6 2
4 0 0
8 0 1
II 0 0
2 3 0
5 0 0
8 10
0 0 0
0 3 1
H 1
O. A. B.
10 0
4 0 0
5 2 1
9 10
7 10
Totals 10 9 33
Batted for Allen In eleventh.
T.lnmln 0 00018101009
Dos Moines.. 0 610010010 1-10
Earned huns: Lincoln, 6; Des Moines, 6.
Threo-baso hits: McGafflgan, Breen.
Two-bnso hits: McGafflgan. Williams,
Schrolber, Burrell. Left on bases: iin
rnln. 15! Dea Moines. 13. Stolen bases
llehor. Jones. Sacrifice hits: Collins.
Hahn, Hogan. Double ploys: Hogan to
llalev to Jones. Struck out: By Cooney.
2; by Hogan. 2: by Mogridge, 2. Bases
on balls; OPT Clauss. 3; off Cooney, 7:
off Hogan, . Time: 3:00. Umpires: Barr
and uaston.
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ST. EDWARD CHAUTAUQUA
AND BASE BALL TOURNEY
ST. EDWARD. Neb., July 16. (Special.)
The announcements have been Issued
for the opening of the fifth annual as
sembly of the St. Edward chauta.UQ.ua on
August 2. at the beautiful natural park,
but one block from the business part of
town. By the time tho oasemply Is In
progress this year the committee will
have corn-Dieted a continuous oement
walk from town to the grounds, whloh
are heavily shaded and delightfully cool
and pleasant. There will be a ball game
each day except Sunday at the shall park
after the afternoon program, against the
well-known St. Edward ball team.
COLUMBUS, July 15.-(Speclal Tele
gram.) Cran won the game for the Paw
nees today by landing a home run over
the fence with ono man on In the ninth.
He made two of the five hits. It was a
pitchers' battle and Willey struck out
twelve men. Hastings did not do any
booting and the scores, with the xen-
tlon of the ninth were on errors. Score:
HASTINGS. COLUMBUS.
lUniMtt cr.. 4 1 1 o ORondeau, zb.s'l't'l 0
OhannaH A t A A Arx a - m a a .
niehardi'n, e4 Oil e t Pratt, 'rf..!
ctd, n. . aiii oixal, lb..,
Brown, lb.... 1 0 0 1 0Clart. lb,
Mtttlcka. lb. 1 0 1 1 OCran. If...,
Vintc. If 1 1 1 a uu .
Wlllr. p.... 1 0 0 1 OTltlU. 'sal!
oeumin, lb, 4 0 t 0 OAdami, n
Tends 7mi?nT' P"
Total 1 Ittll i
BCorod.
Hastings 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-i
Columbus 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 23
o?-2,n ba.f: McCabe, Cran. Bondeau,
Bacriflce hlta: Dygert (J). Three-baso
flit! Vfltlfa TTrtmak ... - rt a.
out: By Wllley: U; by Col Bale,
?5nKtai U.&Sl.k .W P'Jhes: By
i. i.' " 1'iicnea dbji: ay Wll-
gyNee, Rondeau. Time: 1:50. Umpire:
Superior Leads with Base.
JtUf8bs,
tiinTr k ' lne secona in-
fhTOnS 2Sfi? Trp
ws sua uaumiiK, OOOrc;
ttDA,SHiv supBRion,
8rn.k. Sh.."i"V'"V'... AD.H.O.A.K.
Aeoek, lb...". 4114 wr. till
Dnmm. lb.. 4 1 11 o OoJiin., e ? ? 1
fkhtsraa. ef. 4 0 1 l Thlnt cfl ill
wwndmVf IL t . . y"nartb. rf. 1 i o o
w..ht . : i niiotriia, lb 4 111
rijmptoii. p. 4 1 0 1 SErratt, p....i o 0 1
Totali u inn , T
superior 0 S3012AO aa
Three-base hit: Brown. Two-base hits:
Chnmplonahlp Flmr Ilnlaed.
PHILADELPHIA, July 15. While thun
der endeavored to drown out the music of
two bands the world's championship flag.
which the Philadelphia Americans won
lost fall, was raised at Shlbe park this
afternoon. Through miniature lakes and
ankle deep mud the visiting St. Louis
Americans' and tho champion Athletics
paradaed the field and during a momen
tary letup In the almost continuous thun
der showers which fell all day the pen
nant was hoisted to the top of the pole.
Both games of the double-header sched
uled for today were postponed.
Landreth (21. Druram. Thlesslng. Plvmp-
torn. Sacrifice hits: Acock, Brown. Sac
rifice fly: Smith. Stolen bases: Ramsey,
Matney, Brown. Struck out: By Plymp
tom. 2; by Munroe. 2; hy Errett, 2. Bases
on balls: Off Barber, 1; off Munroe, 2;
off Errett, 1. Double plays: Drumm. un
assisted; Acock to Drumm. Wild pitch:
uaricer. umpire: (juigiey.
Prohlba Drop One.
NORFOLK. Neb.. July la.-(8teclal.)-
Reed's ability to pull out in bad places
and the heavy hitting by the Drummers
resulted In tho defeat of York In the first
game of the series today, 8 to 4. Chase
und Osborne were the stars for the visi
tors. Clark's double and homcrun re
sulted In York's four series. The score:
NOrtFOLJC. TORK.
AD.It.O.A.E. AD.1I.O.A.E.
P. Brows, rf 4 1 1 0 ORIce. at 4 1 0 1 0
Rail, lb 1 0 0 4 OMurpbr. ct.. 4 2 3 0 0
MClKer. 40.. 3 2 11 lTOlltn, JD... 4 V 2 1 1
Kampin, n.. 4 zoo zuilin, e..... s o I l l
Brlxbt. cf... 4 14 0 OCbasa. l.b... 5 16 0 0
Ttmnt. lb,.. 10 10 OClarke, If... .'6 2 10 1
Walworth, lb 1 0 7 0 11 Icrco. 2b.... 2 0 2 0 0
Turaln, If... 1110 IE. IlarTlt. ill 0 1 0 II
Matter, .... 4 1 10 1 ootboroa. p.. -4 o o 1
JUN, P 31VJ0
TOUIS Z3 6 24 8 4
Total! U 11 31 t
York 0 0020200 0-4
Norfolk 3 0301001 '-8
Two-baso hits: Kempln, Bright, Musser,
Clarke, Murphy. Hometun: Clarke.
Bases on balls: Off Reed. 4: Osborne.
1. Struck out: By Reed. 8: by Osborne.
a. ueii on oases: JNonoiK, s; YorK, a.
vvua pii.cn: usDorne. mil oy pitcher:
Melker, Turpln. Sacrifice hits: Pierce
(2): Reed, Mempin, Totten, E. Harris,
B. Brown. Stolen bases: Bright, Mua
ser, Turpln, Melker. Time: 2:16. Um
pire: Myers.
Blank for lien trice.
BEATRICE. Neb.. Julv IS. fSnHnl
Telegram.) Grand Island took eBatrlce
down the line today, shutting tho locals
out by the score of 6 to 0. Stevens of the
visitors pitcnea airtight ban and .held
Beatrice safe throuKhouttho gram. A
.feature was a home run hit over the left
llcid fence by atevena, who brought In
one run. Score:
GRAND 1BLJIND. BEATRICE.
AB.ll.O.A.B. AD.H.n.A.B.
lUban. lb... 4 0 11 (Florer. tb... 4 1112
Walltca, lb.. 4 0 14 lllellrich, a. 2 0 4 1
Payne, u.... l l ONtrr. cf 4 0 10 0
Ward, aa 8 112 ODlick. rf.... 4 0 0 0 0
Hitch, ct.... 4 2 2 0 SCIoo&rwlti. lb 4 110 1 1
Down, rt..4 0 0 0 Onranoon, lb. 4 0 0 1 0
Vance, e 1 1 I 1 OUna. It. 4 10 0 0
Claire, lb.,.. 2 2 10 0 OCoe. a 4 17 2 0
6MITCT1, p... t J V I OMcoratB, p.. 2 1 0 4 1
Norris O'Neill in
Omaha to Watch
the Ball Players
Norris L. O'Ncllt. president of the West
ern league, Is In Omaha on the tall end
of a trip around the circuit, having Just
visited all the league towns.
"Not a manager on tho entire circuit
has lost a gamo on the level this year
that is, not a man would admit It, but
all have big hopes of taking all the rest
of the games," said the prexy.
"Judging from the enormous corn and
small grain fields of Nebraska and Kan
sas the tall end of this season should be
twice as good as the first"
Two Whitney Horses
Win at New Market
NEWMARKET, Englnnd, July 16. Two
of Harry Payno Whitney's horses won
at today's races here and a third was
placed secoild. His 4-ycar-old, Har
monlcone, won the principal event, the
July handicap of J2.G00, over a distance
of six furlongs, and the 2-ycar-old,
Sandusky, carried off tho 2-year-old
selling plate of 8760, over a distance of
five furlongs. His 3-year-old Sandman,
ran In tho Swaffham-Welter handicap
of $1,000, over a distance of one mile.
All were bred In the United States.
Totals 14 27 11 1 Total 22 ( 27 IS 6
Grand Island 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 16
Beatrice 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Stolen bases: Ward, Claire, Downey.
Sacrifice hit: Ward. Home run: Stevens.
Two-base hit: McGrath. Double plays:
Ward to Claire. Hellrich to Bockowitx.
Struck out: By Stevens, 9; by McGrath, 6.
Bases on balls: Off Stevens, 3; off Mc
Grath, 2. Wild pitches: McGrath (2. Hit
by pitched ball: By McGrath, Vance.
Time: 1:65. Umpire: Posatert. Attendance,
900.
Everybody reads lee Want Ads.
CLOSMAN'S CLAIM AGAINST
OMAHA CLUB IS ALLOWED
AUBURN, N. Y July 15. Secretary
John II. Farrell of the National Associa
tion of Professional Base Ball leagues'
today gave out the following decisions
handed down by the National Board of
Arbitration:
Claims allowed: Closman against Omaha,
Tom Brader against Seattle, Carter Wil
son against Grand Forks, N. D.
Claims disallowed: Closman against
Grand Island, Neb.; Charles Gelvln
against Spokane, Wash.; T. B. Johnson
against Hastings, Neb.
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Dlller Tram Defeated.
BEATRICE, Neb., July 15.-(SpeolaU-T)ie
Klein-Andrews ball team of this city
defeated the Dlller team at Dlller Tues
day afternoon by the one-sided score of
17 to 1. Score: R.H.E.
Klein-Andrews 17 12 3
Dlller 13 9
'Batteries; Schultx, Kretsinger and Skla
dany; Miller, Dlller, Green and Nelson.
It. O. A It
2 3 0 0
0 2 3 0
13 0 0
110 0
2 2 0 0
8 9 0 0
14 2 0
0 4 12
2 0 2 0
3 87 1 1
H. O. A. E.
10 10
0 2 0 0
16 3 0
2 110
0 110
0 8 10
0 3 0 0
0 2 3 1
0 2 0 0
10 10
0 0 0 0
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Totals M I 8 . K 11
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Huns Jb 1 4 0 1 0 0 0 J J
. Illta 0 14 13 0 1! 19
IljlU I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
lilts 1 0 0 0 2 1 0 1 0-4
l. ree-base hit: Ward. Two-ba hits:
Congalton, P. O'Rourke. Stolen bases:
Nicholson (2), Thomason. Krug. Bacri
flce hit: Krur. Bacriflce fly: Krueer
Left on bases: Omaha, 4; Wichita, 6
fetruck out: By Willis, 3; by Maddox. 1,
by Lambert. L Bases on balls. Off Wll
li i; nff Maildox- 2: off Lambert. L Hit
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