TRtf REE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, .TTTVr --. 1014.
LOBES DEFEAT ROURKES
And Mutt Was Only in for Ten Days
Drawn for The Bee by "Bud" Fisher
8
linooln Wins in Fifteenth Inning
Txfim Omaha.
tFHJAI SCORE I FOUR TO THREE
Tight Pitching; Unrl tlrtnrrn lies.
Ma unit Rrnititln nml Cmlib
Onttleld Krror nnd Irrn Snr
rlflce lilt's Let In linn.
UNCOIL, July Sl.-iSpoclal Telegram,)
-Lincoln and Omaha battled fifteen In
nings thin afternoon before the Antelope
finally wtm, 4 to 3, In n. cam- which
errora and the umpiring combined to
rnalse a regular farce
Each team wns guilty of six blunder
In the field, and It ran Kruger'a error
' In dropping Qulllln'a high fly which fin
ally allowed Lincoln to wore the win
ning run.
Manager Lloyd wan sent from the field
Jn the fifth Inning by the umpire for pro
testing too vohemently on a decision
which prevented Lincoln from tlelng the
rcore In that Inning, and the Lincoln
team aurrounded the uraprcs for several
minutes before the same proceeded.
Ojnaha took two In the second when
Thorns a drove a terrific liner through
tMcGafflgan for two bases, Congleton
singled to left, Blelbner singled to center
and Krug beat out an Infield hit.
Lincoln made ono in the fifth" when
Zllaokbum tripled and Collins got an In
field hit
One. for Omnhn In Eighth,
Again in the eighth, Omaha got on.
Crabb beat out an Infield hit and Krug
nnd Thomaaon followed Tilth singles,
worlng Crabb.
In the ninth, with one down. Collins ,
singled and Blackburn followed with
another safe dtlve. Williams forced I
Blackburn, but the umpire, n minute 1
later, declared Williams safe In an lit-
tempted steal of second. Graham hBn- '
died Crosby's throw perfectly and It j
looked as If Williams was an easy out.
The Omaha players protested, but to no j
nvall. Crabb put two strikes over on I
Schrelber and then, after fouling off halt I
a dozen, Rehrelber drove one to the left '
field fence for two bases, tlflng the score. 1
Sorogglns took Dessau's place In the. J
lenth and pitched wonderful ball until
the. thirteenth, when three Infiold hit
filled the bases, with but one out. It
looked certain that Omaha would win,
but Thomas ground'rt to Pcrogglns, the
Tunner was retired at the plate and
Thomas was out at flist for the third
out
Unlucky fifteenth.
In the fifteenth Qulllfn lifted a high
lly Just beyond the Infield, which Kruger
misjudged and Qulllln- leached econd
rafely. . McaGftlgan bunted, but Crabb
threw too late to catch Qulllln nnH'
AtcGafflgan was safe. Hmlth'a long saa
rlflce liner, of which Thomas made .
hcauUful catch and throw, scored the
winning run.
Crabb pitched ball which deserved to
"win and held Lincoln helpless at prac
tically all stages of the game. Thomas
contributed some rpeclacular stunts
three catches In center, robbing batters
of what appeared to be certain hits.
Bcorp: ,
atvgdop.GT-
LINCOLN'.
AH. It,
II. O. A. K.
JUIUin. 2D 6 1
it
-iicuiHUKnn.
3.1 oyd, 2b ,,, 2
Hmlth. rf
!U liter, cf s
Jtlackburne, c S
rolllhs. If, 9
AVIillams, lb 1
K-lirlebcr, rf.-2b....
Pcssuti, p., -. 3
Kehlnn 1
C'.'ogglns,. p 2
o-
0.
0
I
I
0
1
l
o'
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(I
1
0 ' 0
JI
1
0
i
0
Totals
W 4
OMAHA.
H io ii
AH. U, O. A. B
Jviug. 4b &
Tliomnson, cf... 6
0
1
1
1
0,
0
t)
0
0
t nomas, ss-. T
hchUebney, lb t!
t'ongalton. rf f
3riigei-. If
tiialmm. 2b 4
Crosby, c fi
Crabb, p 6
Totals 61
J 12 1
Batted for Dessau In ninth.
Ono out when winning run scored.
Lincoln 00001000200000 I 4
Omaha 0 0 5 C 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-4!
Earned runs: Lincoln, 3; Omaha. 2.
Three-buse hit: Wackburtie. Two-base
hlU; Bchrelber, Thomason, Kruger. Ifft
on bates. Lincoln, 0; Omaha, 8 Double
Plays: Qlullln to Lloyd to Williams; Mo
Gatfigan to William:. Soggl-is to lilac!;
liurno to Williams, Krug to Graham to
richllebner; Thomas to Graham to Rchlleh
ier; Thomait to chllfbncr til, Stolen
hases: McGaffignn (2), WllUajna,
Schrelber. Hacrlflce hits: McOHtfignn,
Smith. Graham (I). Krug. Ktruck out:
By Dessau, 1; by Hcoggint, b; by Crabb,
G. Baaea on balls: Off Dessau, 2: off
Crabb, 3. Hit by pitched ball: Hy Des
eau, 1. Tim: 3:13. Vmplre: Fife.
IK8
SIOINKH WINS l'KNi:n
nefcMla
t. Joseph by flrntfest,
Thlrtrc n to Nine,
DBS M01NK8. la.. July 2I.-Des Moines
won the opening game of the series from
8L Joseph this Hflernoon In a aWatfcat
by a score of 1 3td !'. fcore:
DES MOINR8.
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2 1 3 1 01
12 2 12
1 t 10 2 II,
0 0 4 0 0
2 2 2 4 0
114 0 1
? 1 2 .2 2
2 S 0 2 0
0 0 0 0 0
llahn. rf
Hunter, cf
Burrell. 3b......
Jones, lb....,,..
Haley, p...".
"Rwaldt. ss
'Breen. If
Hartford, 2b....
Turner, p
Mogrdldge. i...
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0
-
11
Totals
SI U
II
ST. JOB&PH. ,.
Alt, R. I.
R Watson, 5b ' 1 1
Fox. If 4 1 X
Khanc, c 1 0 1
Tatterson, lb 5 2 1
O. Watson, rf 5 1 X
JBritton. 3b 5 1 1
William, cf J 1 2
Wall, EJ.., 4 0 0
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Hlerr.er 1
Pettlgrew ,...i. 1
Clrlfflth 1
Totals 41 !
12 2t 1t
Flatted for Wall In the ninth,
ilattcd for Glaze In the ninth.
Halted for Vox In the ninth.
JJea Moines 0 0 0 0 1 (20 -13
flt. Joseph 0 0013100 40
Two-base hits: Patterson, Hrltton. Bur
rell, BWoldf, llreen. It. Watson. Throe
base lilt: Ilnrtford. Home run: Jones.
nil 111 l unit i. munii, ., Mjr 'i.iiiui,
by Glaze, X lilts: Off Ulaie. 9 In throe
and one-third Innings; off Urown, 5 In
O......I. . . . III. l.nn,n .. I . T I .... ..
four and two-th rds Innings: off Turner.
13 In eight nnd two-tlilrds Innings. Kaaes
1111 balls: Off Hrown, 4i off Glaxo, 1; oft
Turner, 1. Double play: iiunter tojnnes.
Hit by pitched ball; Hy Turner, R. Wat
son. Ixft on basea: Des Moines, ft; Bt.
Joseph, 10. Time: 2:S5. I'mplres: Stock
dale and Cullon.
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WICHITA. Kah.. July 21,-Wlchlta toon
0 tho opening game of tho serlea here wltn
0 Topeka. after nine Innings of listless
1 Playing and heavy hitting. Jonca was
01 hit hard, but Totieka had no relief pitcher
1 to send In. McAllister, catcher, iinauy
1 ' relli.vr.il hlni and cot away good. Baker
i was relieved by Lambert nftor tho game
61 had been put on Ice. 'Three home runs
and sensntlonai cairnea ny menuiaun,
mils and Lattlmbro were the features.
Score: .
wiu'iirr.x.
I. It. H. O. A. B.
2 t 4 0
13 3 10
'S 3 2 3 0
3 4 7 0 0
1 1 11 1 0
1 3 2 0 0
0 0 0 2 0
0 2 10 0
2 2 0 2 0
0 10 0 0
! 13 18 27 IS 0
IK A.
I. H. II. O. A. R.
0 1 3 0 0
1.1 0 0 0
1 3 2 0 0
2 3 0 10
3 ' 1 3 0 0
0 1 12 0
.1 0 2 4 0
0 1 f 1 0
0' - 0 2 1
0 10 0 0
Ti !4 13 1
0 1-02040-7
0 3 S 0 1 0 -13
Ochs, 3b
Nicholson, If
1 O'Rourke, 2b
flre'inm, c.......
H...ry. lb
Hills, cf
.. 4
.. 4
.. I
.. 4
.. 3
.. 4
.. 4
.. 6
Kltxslmnions,
J. O'ltnurke,
Tinker, p
I-ambert, p..
Totals ..
rf..
.. 3
.. 1
..S6
Wakefield, vt. R
llapps. If.... &
fr'orsythe, rf 5
iCoerner, lb o
J.Hitlmore. 2b 3
ValHon, 3b 4
.Howen, a J
Walte, c 3
Jones, p -
McAllister, P S
Totals , 37
Tope.ka 0 0
Wichita 4 2
Left on buses: Topeka. 6; Wichita. C
.Sacrifice lilts; Walte. Nicholson. Henry.
Two-base hits: P. O'ltourl.e (ti, Jones,
Talllon, ICoemer, Wakefield. II Ji ie runs:
Graham, linker. Koraythe. .-U u baes:
Korsvthe. P. O'ltourko. Uraliu.ii. lilts:
- Off Jones. 14 in flvo innings; ou jmcai.
' lister, In three innrngs: off Baker. 5 In
"iflve Innings; off l.amtert. 8 In four In-
T ilings. Double pla a: Oons to Henry to
U P. O ltourke. Nlehobion to P. O ltourke
Off Jones, 14 in flvo Innings; off Me A!
In llenrv. Struck out: H.v .lont. 3;
K by McAllister. 2; by H nker. 4y Hrtsea
0 mi balls: Ofr Jone. 1; off liifbeit, S.
0 Parsed ball: Walte. Wild pllcl : Jones,
i Hit tv nltclied ball: Ochs. I.attlmore
S Time: 1:16. Cjnplres.: Jones and Heislgl
SlOt.X IlirNCH HITft AMI.
WIN
Take Flt'at Hume of Serlea With
Hear.
nKNVKIt. Colo.. Julv 21. Sioux 'City
hunehed hits In tbe third and seventh In
i Mings ana won th first game or tne
series, II to 7. The vlsltora went Into
first place aeain in the western league
rate, wore:
HIQl'X'CITY
AB. It.
.... J 2
O. A. KJ
16 1
2 0 0
t 0 1
2 1- 0
Ji 0 0
3 0 0
1 2 0
6 0 0
0 1 0
27 10 1
O. A. E.I
2 0 0
2 P 1
Q 3 0
Cooney. 2b
Clarke, rf
Davldsan. i:....
Callahun, rs
1 1
uaMe. lb
i t ,..
I Tlfr,l lh
I Murphy, c.
I White, p...
1 Totals .
i 11
13
DENVER.
Alt. It. 11.
i'o'dinston, ef 3 i 1
'sssliiy. rf 4 I 2
teher. 2b 4 I 1
I7IO-
Standing of Teams
WEST. LBAGUK. I NAT,
LBAOUE.
W.Krct.
W.UI'ct.
rlloux Clty..M 37 .593
Denver ....52 87 Mt
New Tork..4S 32 .t
Chicago 4S 37 .t5
Rt. Joseph. .5t 10 ,M0
Lincoln ... 49 42 .R38
Ht. L0Ulfl....4i 40 .541
Huston 33 43 .40)
Cincinnati... S 43 . 464
I'hllH 37 4 3 . 461
Brooklyn ....35 43 .419
IMttsliurgh ..3S 44 .443
Des Mo ncs.47 45 .Ml
Omaha 4.1 47 . 478
Wichita ....37 M .398
Topeka 31 61 .344
AM UK. LKAGUK.
FBD. LKAGUK.
W.UPct.
W.L-I'Ct.
Phlla 51 32 .611
Detroit 17 10 .Ml
Phleftffn VI 31 KH)
..43 3t .rro
indlanaDOlls teai.ttioi"
WHhtnctlu45 39 .6364
Brooklyn ....41 36 .639'
Boston w w
St. Louis.... 44 40 .524
Mxnirn 13 fl .MH
liaitimore ... m .m.i
Buffalo 33 39 .500
Kan. City.. ..37 47 .1(0
New YorK..iQ .ra ni. ium.....
Oevelatid ..29 56 .311, Pittsburgh .M 47 .a97
8TATH LBAGIJE. I
Beatrice ....42 25 . 627
Hnatlnca ...it 29 .567
W.UPct.
Ixinlsvllle.. H 42 163
("loveland.. 51 43 .543
York 39 30 .565
Superior ....S5 34 .6071
Columbus ..34 35 .433
Or. lsland...S3 36 .47S
Milwaukee at i oj..
Kan. City. 50 47 .'.15
Il..nl'. i IX 'Al
45 48 .W
46 47 .4M
tl 4 .4,-3
31 69 .366
lliumiini'. m
4'olumbus..
Mlnncapl's
Bt. Paul...
Norfolk 28 37 .4311
Kearney ....22 45 .32S
Yesterday's Results.
WESTBUN L HAGUE.
Kloux City, 11; Denver, 7.
Topeka, 7; Wichita, 13.
St. Joseph, 9; Des Moines, 13.
Omaha, 3; Lincoln, 4; fifteen innings.
AM KR1 CAN LKAGUK.
Cleveland, I, 6: Philadelphia, 2, 7.
Chicago, 0; Washington, 4,
St. Louis, 1; Boston, 1; garae called In
sixth; rain.
Detroit, 5; New Xork, 7.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston. ; Pittsburgh, a
New York, 6; Cincinnati, S.
Philadelphia, 3; Chicago. 4.
Brooklyn. 4; HI. Louis, 6.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
No games acheduled.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee, 6, 7; Cleveland, 6, 2.
Minneapolis, 1: Louisville, a.
Kansas City, 3: Indianapolis, X
St. Paul, 5; Columbus. 6.
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
Grand Island. 1: Hastings, &
Columbus, 3; Superior, 4.
Kearney, 1; A'ork. 8.
Beatrice, 5; Norfolk, 3.
Games Today.
Sioux City at Denver NV8...,.
Western Leaguo Sioux-City at Denver.
Topeka at Wichita, St. Joseph at Des
Moinra. Omaha at Lincoln.
American league Chicago at Wash
ington, Detroit at New York, St. Louis
at Boston. Detroit at New York. Cleve
land at Philadelphia.
National Leagut Boston at Pittsburgh.
New York nt Cincinnati, Philadelphia at
i1iookiv,,
CY!edfi lacul k
f1'!" V. T ih.
f1rt- Indianapolis at HtU
"t Hnltlmore. t hlrago at
I.OUIS.
sua City at Buf-
Mttsbiirgh. Bt Louis
Brooklyn.
American Association No games.
Nebraska Stole Ixuigtle Grand Island
at Hastings. Columbia at fluporlor. Nor
folk, ut Beatrice, Kearney at York.
Knahr i R A
j Fisher, lb.!'..! 4 0
R
11
0
3
0
0
0
0
.Mccarty, If 4 l
Barbour, 3b 4 3
Harrington, p 0 0
Gaskell, p.... t.,.,2 1
Block 1 0
King, p.; 0 0
Totals ,.37
10 27 12
Batted for Gaskell in the eighth.
Sioux City 0 1 6 0 0 0 5
IXnVer 0 0 4 0 0 0 2
0 0-11
1 0-7
Two-base hits: Cooney. Butcher. Three,
base hits: Murphy, Callahan. Block.
Home run: lA)Jeuno. Sacrifice fly Halrd.
Sacrifice hit: I-eJeunc. Struck out: By
White. S; by King, l; by Harrington, 3;
hi- flanlti.il. 1- Iln..a nn Ivulla- Off W'l.ll
l; off King, 1: off Harrington. 2; ati
Gaskell. X Jilts: Off Harrington. 6 In
two and one-third Innings; off Gaskell. 8
in five and two-thlnla Innings. Time: 2:02,
Umpires: Gaston and Barr.
Ilerrryn Wine Game.
LITCHFIELD. Neb., July 21.-(gpecial.)
utcnnt'iu met tierwyn unaay in a
game - replete with hard line drives and
poor fielding. A home-run by Haller of
Mtcnneiu was tne reaturc. .score it-li t.
Herwvn 4 0 ! 1 I 0 I 1 '-11 a j
I JJtchfleld ...0 0OO04OO-;u
Batteries: Litchfield: Hager and Gowln
'Berwyn: Hluebaunr and Crist. Umpire
I 'Dusty" Rhodes.
I
Kor Burns. Bruises and Sores
The quickest and aureat cure Is Buck
len's Arnica Salve; ever)- household
should have a box on hand all the Uma,
Kv. AU drugglsU.-Ad'fertlsemtat.
New Ball League
Formed in State
A new base ball league has been or
ganized In Nebraska. The new circuit
was formed last week tit Edgar and the
following towns enlisted: Clay Center,
Doweese, lSdgar, Fairfield, Glcnvlllo and
Nelson. The lcagua will bo known us
the CInnuck league. M. G. rteeves of
Fairfield was elected president, A. D.
Poott of Kdgar vice president, J. O. Latta
i-i.-iiii.-i ntTicmij', tiiiu i. nri oxiiveiy
- - nuin. .i mnu
schedule has been dr
drafted for this yoar
ropjTiphiiiii tr
I.J. R DoUiTotwocoCo.
Why, to know that everlasting smoke-joy is yours is just like get
ting some money from home in the early mail every a. m. Makes
you feel mighty &eery and puts you on the firing line for whatever
crosses your path. That's the idea !
and the first games were played Tuesday
afternoon. Next year a full year's sched
ule will be drafted.
nerirjii Winn from Litchfield.
BBHWYN, Neb., July 21. (gpeclal.)
Btirwyn defeated Litchfield here Monday
11 to 6. The heavy hitting of Berwyn
was tho features, Score: ILII.R
IBorwyn ....4 1004020 -U 16 2
Litchfield ..0 10000410666
Batteries: Berwyn; Bubak and Chauder;
Litchfield; Hager and Gowln.
1
Onnnn I,iiea to IV'hlttmt.
ONAWA, la.. Julv 21. (Special.) Tho
Onawa Regulars were defeated by Whit
ing hero Sunday afternoon. Score, 7 to 1.
Ilatterles, Onawa, Bonier and Wall,
Whiting, Bcersdorfer of Malvern and Oil
lis. Umpire: Sage.
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MAYWOOD WINS HANDILY
FROM NORTH PLATTE MEN
NORTH PLATTE, Neb., July 21:
(Special.) The Maywood base ball team
defeated the North Platte Independent
Sunday afternoon 7 to 5. Inability to lilt
Artley and costly errors at Inopportune
times cost North Platte, tho game, itrtfoy,
who was with Columbus In tho Nebraska
State league last year, was In good
form, whiffing fourteen of the North
Platto men. Features of the game were
a thief! base hit by Itlncker for North
Platto with three men on, and a home
run by Artley for Maywood.
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first time up!
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other
Score: R.H.E.
Maywood 0 0 1 0 0 0 5 0 17 6 .1
North Platte..O 0 2 0 0 0 3 0 0-5 6 7
Summary: Three-base hit, PJncker.
Two-base hits, Duncan (2). Home run:
Artley. Struck out: By Artley, 11; by
Jones, 5. Basn on balls: By Artley, 2; by
Jones, 7. Umpires, Bwope and Culton
Time of gamo 1 hour and &) minutes. At
tendance 400.
I, .
American Association Re'nnlts.
R.H.E. It-H.K.
Milwaukee 6 9 1 7 13 1
Cleveland- 5 6 1 2 S 1
Kansas City 2 6 0
Indianapolis 2 7 0
Minneapolis 18 0
Loulsvlllo 3 7 0
St. Paul 5 18 3
Columbus 6 10 1
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