THE BEE: OMAHA, Till RsDAY, JULY 30. 1914.
It s the Easiest Way to Catch Fish, Anyway!
Copyright. 1914. by
International News Service.
Drawn for The Bee by J. Swinnerton
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VITir UfTUkinin nmnniir Itnino hlti. -Clark. Henry Home runs: Bills.
AAn nlRninU DlllijA nULUd "ramblo. Stolen bases: Lcieune, Baird.
i. O'Kourke. Hit! orr Klein
I Innings: off WoodbMrn. ,
Topeka Grabs Another Game, This
Time from Omaha.
IAFLAMBER MAKES TROUBLE
Indian from Nebraska Htnte I.enarne
Stake (lood nt Int and Fleldlnsr,
nd Urea Up Omaha's
x Conner to Win.
TOPEKA, Kan.. July 19, (Special Tele
frram.) The Topeka Kawa continued
th,elr surprising winning streak today nt
Omaha' expense. Crabb was hit for
extra, bases -with runners on the patha In
four Innings, while Omaha could do little
with Rldgeway's orferlnca except In the
tfourth when rfnglen by Thomas and
Kijieger and three errors netted two run.
The final count was 5 to 2.
Tho Kawa got off to a ono run lead.
La Flamber, Topeka'a Indian outfielder,
a former Nebraska State leaguer, atarted
tho trouble, by scratching: a "Ingle past
Graham. With two out he stole second.
Then Koerner drove a ' screamer over
Thomaaon's head, counting the Indian.
Talllon' single and AVakefleld'n double
against the fence, added another run In
the second.
Dank n Bnnk Rnnntr.
Omaha threatened to score In the sec
ond when CongaJton singled, tAok second
cna wild pitch and tried to score on
KTuegerB single to left, but was thrown
out at the ptato by La. Flamber.
The Rourkes knotted the count In the
fourth. Thomas, whose work was
responsible for Omaha taking three otit
of four the last time- Omaha played here,
opened with a, slnglo. IIo stole second
aoC third. Schllebner rolled nn easy ono
tcCochran, who fumbled It and all hand
were safe, Congalton rolled another easy
rne to Lattlmore, and u double play
seemed Inevitable. But lattlmore threw
wildly to catch Schllebner at second, and
the first sacker and Thomas counted,
Cbogatton was out trying to rcaoh third.
Kcuegcr singled and lattlmore made an
other error on Graham, but Dunlap,wa
an .easy out. Omaha went out In order
III. the fifth, sixth and seventh. In the
eighth Thomaron singled, but was out
stealing. fc
Roorkra Threaten In jV'Inth.
The Rourkes made a brave rally In the
ninth, but failed to score after filling,
(he bases, .Congalton tingled and was
forced by Krueger, Graham singled,
Krueger being held at 'second. Dimlan
popped out. Slagte butted for Crubb and
tvai safe on Talllon's boot. But Thoma
son send an easy fly to La Flamber for
the last out.
The locals staged a batting bee In the
eight off Crabb when Koerner singled,
McAllister and Tatllon singled, netting;
two runs. Score:
TOPK1CA.
AU, R.
Cochran, 3b.. 4
Ja Flarabcrs, If.... i
Forsrthe, rf i
Koerner, lb, 4
McAllister, c 4
Talllon. m. .......... 3
Lattlmore, lb 3
ivakeriem. cr s
I. O'Rourke. Hits! Off Klein, r. In three
Innlnga; off WoodbMrn, 7 In four Inning"!
off Clark, 3 In three and twolthlrds In
ntngs; off Reagan. 2 In three Innlnga; off
Lambert. 7 In five and one-third Innlnga,
eff Baker, 10 In eight and two-thirds (n
ritngs. Double play: Ochs to O'ltourko
to Henry. Basea on balls: Off Klein, 1;
off Woodburn, 1: off Clark. 3; off Lam
bert, 1; off Baker. 4. Struck out: By
Klein. 3; by Woodburn. I; by Clark, 3;
by iteagan, 1; by Lambert, 3; by Baker,
1. Wild pitch! Beagan. Hit by pitched
ball: Nicholson, Ocha. Baker. Time: 3:10.
Umpires: Barr and Qaaton.
jomes win rnoM nntKXLiKS
nonch Hits on Oaakell While
Thomm Holdn VUltorn flafe.
ST. JOSRPH. July .-St. Joseph sue.
cf-jiiuuy uuncneu nita on uaKen tnia
LEADERS WINJIGHT ONE
Game Filled with Home Runs Ends
Five to Four.
NEARLY TIED UP IN EIGHTH
Ttto Single hy noakeirlta nnd
Llnir, Pollorred by Sacrifice
Fly of llrnnnon, Gtrea
the Wlnnlnu linn.
OIIAN ISLAND, Neb., 'July 29.-(8peclal
Telegram.) Home runs by Ortet nnd Coo
buvo eBatrlce a lead In today's game.
Vance'M homo run In the eighth with
afternoon while Thomas was i holding tho j one on came within one of tielng, the
ylaltoiii rare. Molofr rielrtlng and the .,,. u tiv.ii, .mi
naiiine or u liiiamn wera riitiin. Sep. -j
ond Baseman Kaye or thn visitors was
overcome by the heat ond rbrced to re
tire In the second Inning. His condition
la not serious, Score:
DKNVEK.
AH. K. H.
Fa, Sb 1 0 0
ttpahr, c 4 12
Casaldy, rMf BOO
Kddlngton, of 6 0 2
Wutcher. If -2b KOI
Block, erf ft 0 1
Coffey, ss 4 1 2
McCarthy, ,1b.. 4 0 1
Barbour, 3b. N. ...... 4 0 3
Qatkell, p 4 1,1
Totals 41
8T.
8 13
JOSEPH,
B. Watson, 2b 5 2 .1
Fox If 3 0 1
ychnhp, lb ; o 0
O. Watson, of R 1 1
Brltton. 3I 4 0 1
Williams, rf 3 2 3
fltoloff, ss 3 11
OrUflth, o X 0 1
Thomas, p.. 4 0 0
Totals 33 6 H
Denver 0 0 1 0 0.
St. Joseph 2 0 0 1 0
Two-base hits:
OrlfritK a. Watson
Lert on rases: Denver. 9: Bt. JosbdIi
Stolen bases: It. Wation. Q. Watson. Cna
sidy. Double Play: Butcher to McCarthy,
etrtick ouu By Thomss, 2; by Qaskell, 2,
BASap on halls! Oft GftSkell. 6. Hit by
rtchc.) bull; By Oaekell, Orlfrith. Time:
3:00. Umpire: JlcCatferty.
.MOGRIDRK 1IUIII.S VICTORY
O. A. E.
0 10
3 10
4 0 0
2 0 0
1 3 0
1 1 0
.10 1
7 0 0
3 0 0
13 0
21 "i "l
O. A. E.
3 .1 0
2 0 0
10 1 0
3 0 0
0 0 0
2 0 0
3 1
4 0 0
ISO
ST 16 1
10 0 1-3
0 1 3
Brltton. Kddlngton,
Sacrifice hit: Fox.
0
1
3
1
0
Rklgeway,
Totals-
p...
O. A. B.
4
0
'10
6
1
s
2
0
Ills Wonderfal Pitching; Uunlilea
Bonatera to Deffttt Lincoln.
PES MOINES, July .-CJeirse Mog.
ridgo's wonderful ' pltohlng- enabled th,
wu.ici. n, win inn oponinu Bunio or. xne
eenco irom Lincoln nero teaav hy n
score or i 10 i. Mot a hit was registered
off Mosrldge until the eighth Inning.
i.woldl sniHahed n home -un over tho
icuvr mm junra on in me seconc. iscore
DKS MOIN1CS.
I
Hahn. rf.....
Hunter, of
iiurreu, 3..
Jones, lb...
Haley, o..,.
".WOlUl. ss
4
3
4
4
4
?
Vrcen. If.. 3
Martford, 2b.
Mognagc.
I Totals
J-loyd. Jb
TJufllln. Sb.......
Meflafflsran,, ss..
iMiurr, li...,
UlnoUbuino, c.,,.
Collins, rf
Hchreiber, cf
Williams, lb.....
JDesaail, p ,,
ucnor
......
, .... .
Tliomason, cf..
Thomss. lb
Xrug, if..
Wchliebner, lb..
L,onB-uion, ri. i
Kruger. c.'.. 4,
Graham, 2b..., ; 4
Dunlap, ss. .......... 4
Crabb, p 3
Stagle 1
31 i
OMAHA.
AIL II. Ml
li n . is
o.
3
1
a
7
2 4
Of 3
0 0
0 0
A. E.
0 0
O
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
I-
0
Total 5T 3 7 24 8 0
Batted for Crabb In ninth Inning.
Topeka 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 I 5
Omaba, 0 0 ,0,2 0 0 0 0 0-3
Two-bano hits: Koerner, McAlllater,
Wakefield 15). Sacrifice lilts! Lattlmore,
Talllon. Wakefield. Ktolcn basea: Ii
FlamOcrs, Thomas. Basra on balls: Off
nidgoway, 1, fltrut-k tut: By Itldgewar.
j by Crabbr 3. Wild nlteh: nidgeway.
.uiien and titoakdaie.
Empires. C
"WIS IS roUllTIiKNTH
Jobbers Defeat Sioux City In I.onaT
Contest.
WICHITA. JCati, July 2?.-Wlchtta took
the ODeoliur eain fitim Elouv Citv In
foarteen Innings. A bunt hit by Hlchoisori,
... .in iuuiiouui (Jul t;russ inr ivinnin
Mre. HSoux city ifd four pltchera U
trying to win the came, while Wichita
used two. Wichita look tho. lead, but
niunciica mis cave hioux city a four run
lesd In tho Bljtth anrt seventh. A rallv
In the eighth tied the score a,ga!n. Boo re 1
WICHITA.
AD. B, H. O.
CehB, Sb., 7 2 S 1
Nicholson, if- S o 1 t
I O'ltourke, 3b C 1 4 4
(Jrahanw c". t... 7-0 0 7
3. O'llourke, rtv.... . 0 I 1
mil. cf,...v,..rM... T - 3 2 X
VlUalmmons. 7 13 3
Hrr(T. lb. 3. 2 18.
laoerv. p,..,.....- a i a - it s o
Baker, P.... 2 J . 1 0 3
jjauer, p...M ,.,.z 1, ovo 4 0
An', it.
o
o
o
i
l
i
0
0
1
LINCOLN.
AB..R.
4 -1
0
I)
n
o
o
o
ii
o"
o
It.
1
1
0
1
a
i
l o
o.
2
3
0
JO
7
0
2
2
1
A. IJ
0
0
1
1
1
2
0
4
' I
Boclcewltz Hind
Ling followed by tha sacrlflco fly of
Urnnnnn, gave the leaders the winning
run. Score:
BEATJUCE. QttANU lAIND.
An.ll.O.A.E.
Flortr, tb. . . S 0 3
llellrlClt. IP., s 1 I
Illifk. It.... 6 0 J
noa'cwllt, lb 4 1 10
l.lns. It ill
Oriel, lb. ... 1 1 I
nranusa, rf. J l
Cor, c 4 14
UtUii. p... 4 10
ToUlt..
2 irtabaa. 2b... (
I (.Obit, 3b 4
0 0r.l)iu, It.... 4
o ovsruor, cf.. 4
0 Dowaty rf.. 4
1 lVtlite. C 4
0 ICItlr, lb 4
1 ORushnbrt, n 1
0 IKverdon. p... 1
lUtch. d i
31 14 27 10 lllonmsn, p.. 1
AU.1I.O.A.E.
Standing of Teams
WEST. LEAGUE.
W.LPct
Sioux Cltv..0 41 .EM
Denver .....67 42 .S76
St Joseph. .M 43
Lincoln ....si .bib
Dee Molnes.51 50 .605
Omaha 46 62 .409
Wichita ....41 CO .406
Topeka 38 &1 .372
STATE LEAGUE. I
W.L-Pct.
Beatrice ...GO 26 .658
Hastings ...45 32 .t4
York 44 34 .654
Kuperlor . , .40 38 ,613
Or. Island.. 3S 30 .4W
Columbus ..35 43 .4!l
Norfolk ....31 44 .413
Kearney ... 62 .325
AMER. LI2AOUB
W.LPct
Phlla .57 33 ,(B3
Boston 62 41 .65!
Washlng'n 60 41 .M!
0 27 )0
... 1
It.
1
0
1
0
0
o
0
o,
0
2
8
0
2
I
14'
0
0
A.
6
2
3
0
1
0
1
0
4
0
E.
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
2
p
0
0
Si
0
1
0
1
)
Total IT i 2T II 4
Beatrice 0 0 0 8 1 0 0 1 0-
Grand Island 02000002 0-4
Base on balls: Off Hatch. 1. Struck
out: Hy Brian. 3; off Hatch. S; off Hoff
man, 1. Two-base hit: Downey. Home
runs: Orlct, Coe, Vance: Left on bases:
IMotrlco. 8; Grand Island, 6. Kearney
runs: Beatrice, 3; Grand Island, 2.
Wild Pitch: Hatch, 1. Sacrifice hits:
Hellerlch, Bockewlts, Ling, Orlet. Bran
nun. Umpire: Qulgley.
Jnale flouthpair llcltts,
HASTINGS, Neb., July 2D.-(Speclal Tel
gram.) Hastings admlnlatered the. third
consecutive shut-out on the Pawneo trlble
today, Purcell, a south paw, seourcd
from St. Joseph, was on tho mound and
held the visitors safo. At all time his
support was erroUcss, tast and sniippy.
The fielding of Brown and Mattlcks, fea
tured. :owimuu . hastin-;.
An.lI.O.A.E AIl.lI.O.A.H
niini.au Mill lDKhtold. rf. 1100
u a : 2ioor, ii.... i a
0 2 D CIVennttt. tf.. 3 0 10
U 0 Oflllr. rf.... 0 0 0 0
0 2 1 OOmlnnn. lb.. 3 110
12k on.vlirdian, c 4 2 t i'
1 0 1 Cllrown. 2b..,. 0 2
0 i 0 IMittlcki, 2b. t 1 2 2
v 1 2 04htxm'n, r-ct 4 1 2.U
-Purcell. D... 4 1 0 2
TUSli 2 4 34 k 4
Totsli 22 37 10
Columbus , 00000000 0-0
Hastings 03102100 -
Two-baso hit: Bechtold. Sacrlflco hit:
Brestotd. Stolen bases: Booro (2), Gett
man (2), Matttoka, Itondeau, Adams.
Struck out:- By Burcoil, 8; by Corey. 6.
Bases on balls: Off Purcell, 1; off Corey,
8 Double play: Richardson to Gottman,
Hit by pitch stl ball: By Purcell. 3; by
Time: i:w. umpire: nicyero.
Off Rrr.d.
Detroit ...,446.E11
Chicago .,..47 46 .6051
St. Ix)Uls....45 46 .!'
New York.. 39 .53 .42J
Cleveland ..50 63 .323
NATL LEAGUE.
W.LPct.
New York...r2 33 .619
Chicago 51 39 .567
St. Louis 81 42 .549
Boston 42 43 .t ST.
Cincinnati ..43 4S ,4o7
Phlla S3 48 .443
Pittsburgh.. .38 48 .442
Brooklyn ...36 48 .429
AM Ell. ASS'N. ""
W.L.Pct.
Milwaukee.. .66 45 .S54
Loulsvlllo ...67 47 .54S
Cleveland ...65 4S .634
Columbus ...63 60 .510
Kan. City... 63 62 ,60.
Indlnnapolls.63 52 .605
Minneapolis. 4 54 .471
St. Paul 38 64 .373
FED. LEAGUE.
W.LPct
Chicago 53 3S .582
Baltimore ..48 40 .545
Brooklyn ...i 28 .543
Indlahao's. 47 41 .534
Buffalo 43 43 .600
Kan. City. ..42 61 .452
Pittsburgh .37 49 . 430
St. Louis....3SC3.41
persons declaring thoy saw Frank Ban
croft, business manager of the Cincinnati
club, In Havana, Cuba, and also a hotel
register In which Bancroft wrote his name
during his stay there. The proving of
such a charge would make the Cincinnati
club liable to a fine of 21,000 and ma
terially weaken Its case against tho St.
Louis Federals, attorneys for tho latter
have declared.
Tnhr.i' Dcfrntn Mnlvrj n.
TABEB. In., July 19. (Special.V-A base
ball gamb was played hero Tuesday be
tween Tabor nnd Malvern teams, the
home team winning by a score of 5 to 1.
Batteries: Malvern. Bellwood and Mas
ters; Taber, Soule and Mann.
KnlRhta Play Due tlrtll.
SCHUYLER, Neb.. July 29.-(SpccIal,)
A fast gamo of ball between Clarkson
and Schuyler Knights of Pythias resulted
In a victory for Clarkson. 31 to 9. The
visitors remained for work In the rank
of esquire, there being nine pages In'
watting. Two cars of Knights autoed
an error and has a batting average of .678,
has been at bat sixty-four times with
twenty-two baso hits, eight two-base, four
threebase hits and three home runs.
Glossman of Norfolk umpired. Atkinson
plays here on Thursday and Lindsay or
AJuu. ts... 4
rrinr. if... i
ral lb
lOltrt, cf... 1
1-iit. rt t
Ktauloi'r, lb 3
Ne, 0 3
CMr. p
Yesterday' llennlta.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Sioux City, 10; Wichita, 11.
Omaha, Si Topeka, 5.
Lincoln, 1; Dea Moines, 4.
Denver, 8; St, Joseph. 6.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York. 6, 10; Cleveland, J, tt
Washington. : Detroit, 7.
Philadelphia, 6; St. Louis, 0.
Boston, 8; Chicago, 4.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago, 3; Boston, 8.
Cincinnati, 8; Brooklyn, S; sixteen
nlngs.
Pittsburgh, 0; New York. 1.
St. Louis, t; Philadelphia. 6.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Kansas City, 5; Pittsburgh, 3.
Indianapolis, 3; Baltimore, 4.
St. Louis, 3; Brooklyn, 4. '
Chicago, 4; Buffalo, 3.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, 6; St Paul, 0.
Cleveland, 9; Minneapolis, 15.
Indianapolis, 1: Kansas City, 0.
lyulsvllle, 0; Milwaukee, 17.
STATE LEAGUE.
Superior, 4; Kearney, 5.
Beatrice, 8; Grand Island, 4.
Norfolk, 2; York, 6.
Columbus, 0; Hastings, 6,
In.
Friday. Batteries: Battle Creek, TJlrich
and Scott; Cornlea. Oik and Hayes. Hits:
Off Ulrlch, 7; off Oik, 15.
Battle Creek Victorious.
BATTLE CREEK, Neb., July 29.-(Spe-clal
Telegram.) Battle Creek defeatetl
Cornlea, 13 to 2. Center Fielder Ley of
Battle Creek featured with the bat, get
ting a home run and a three-base hit
out of three times up. Ley has played
sixteen games with Battle Creek without
from Fremont and Grand Chancellor C.
F. Kimball of tho domain of Iowa was
also present for the evening's work. Ar
rangements are being made for n return
game with Clarkson; also tor a game
with Fremont.
Tbtalu
.30 T 2 24 16
-naurn ior ueisau in ninth, l
Tes Moines 0 2 0 0 V '1 0 0 4
Lincoln 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 01
Home runt Ewoldt. Struck outs By
Moirildge. 7; by Dessau, 2. .Basea on
balls: off Mogrldge. : off Drstau. S.
Douhlc plays: reuau to McGnfflgan to
Williams, Pchrelber to McGafflgan. Wild
Pitches: Hy Mogridge, 2, tft on baaen:
Dea Moire. 4: Uncoln. 8. Time: 1:10. Um
pire: Fyfe.
Kawfeds Beat Bakers
in Third of Series
PITTSBURGH. July M.-Kansas City
defeated tho Pittsburgh Federals In the
third game, or the series today, 6 to
Tho locals were unable to overcome, Kan
sas City's lead, although they used sub
stitutes and pinch hitters, Rawtlngs, for
merly of the Cincinnati National, played
Corey. 1.
York Wins
YORK. Neb., July 29. (Special Tele
gram.) vorlc took today'a game by
bunching hits oft Reed. Norfolk had a
two-run lead tintll 'he fifth .when York
scored four on four singles, a double, a
wa Ikand an error. Haley tightened after
tho fifth nnd Norfolk was helpless.
Scoro:
NOrtFOUC. . TORK.
AU.ll.O.A.E. AU.ll.O.A.C.
Drown, m.... 4 1 0 lltlet, it. a 2 3 3 0
litis, lb 4 0 1 4 lMurph), cf.. 4 I i 0 0
0 0-oUsn. lb.... 1 2 A 4 9
0 0 CUt it. If.... 3 0 110
0 lOuiBf. lb.... 3 0 It 2 0
0 01. Harris. 2b S 0 2 1 1
0 OPIeros, rf.... 2 0 1 ( 0
EjhliMl, c... 4 2 2 0
3 OHalsjr, p 2 1 2 2 I
Games Today.
Western League Sioux City at Wichita,
Omaha nt Topeka, Lincoln at Des Moines,
linn.. O. T V.
American League Boston at Chicago,
" i Philadelphia at St. Louis, Washington at
u Detroit, New York at Cleveland.
nauonai jjeague ot. ioum hi uoiioo,
Plttchurgh at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at
New York, Chicago at Philadelphia,
Federal Lcaguo Kansas City at Pitts
burgh. Indianapolis at Baltimore, St
Louis at Brooklyn. Chlccago at Buffalo.
Amertcan Association Columbus at St
Paul. Cleveland at Minneapolis, Louisville
at Milwaukee.
State League Superior at Columbus,
Beatrice at Norfolk, York at Grand
Island, Hastings at Kearney.
Mslker, 11), . 4
lirlihi, II... 4
..rue, cf. .. I
Kchinl4t, lb.
Turpio, rf. .. I
viJtsti, e..
Iltsd, p..,.
2 3
I 0
0 10
1 1
0 i
2 1
Total- it 1 24 It 2 Tetals 21 27 li 2
Norfolk 1 0 (I 0 1 0 0 0 0-3
York 0 0 0 0 4 1 1 0
Two-hose lilts; Melker, Reed, Bruce,
Murphy. Stolen basea: Murphy, Chase,
achlsstl. Double play: Chase (Unas,
slated). Bases on balls: Oft Haley, 1;
otf, Reed, X 1-flft on buses: Norfolk, 4;
York, .7. Struck out: By Haley. 3; by
Heed. 6. Wild pltche: Reed. Time: 1:45.
Umpire: Black.
Kearney Oopa One.
KEARNEY, Neb., July 53.-(Speclal
Tflfcgram.) Kearney mndo It two out ot
three from Superior, by batting in three
runs in the eighth inning, and took to
day's game. 5 to 4. Wright allowed two
more lilts than did AVcldman, but kept
them Kcnttered except In the eighth.
Synek's batting was a feature, us was
hut work on basea. he .tcallng second
twice, third twice and home once. Krrott
relieved Weldman In the eighth and sua.
ceedod In letting the Kaps down with
but oho run utter two had scored oft
Wotdnian. Scoro:
BVpEIlIOlt ' KEA1KCY.
All. II. O A.C. Alt.ll.Ct-A.E.
Hllrbr'na, lb t 0 14 1 OSwefc. 3b,
snoriston for Kansas City. He nut un a'Crsr. 2b 4 1 0 t lAnxi.. 2b
A.
I
1
7
- g
0
0
K
0
9
1
0
0
0
T" t
0 0
.95 1l 17
Totals ..35
eiovp. CITY.
AH..B, II
Ooonar, .38 4 l
ciatKe, rf.. .......... 4
Kane, Jb. 4
iMiro. 'jo..........
mnmmt, n .
Klein, p......, t
fAcbum. p,..... 3
Ctark, J
, p. 1
.. -
.'5
' V
0
3
3
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
42 :s
0.''A.
4 1.
I
IS-
I
1
s
0
0
0
0
E.
0
1
0
0
1
a
0
o
o
o
KPOrt game in the field and made a two
bagger. Score: 1LH.F.
Knhsaa City ..6 1 0 0 0 3 10 V-5 10 0
Pittsburgh ..v.o o o o o : t os 4 1
Batteries: Kansas City. Stone. Adams
and Ensenroth: Plttaburgh, CamnlU,
Walker and Berry.
BROOKLYN. July 9.-Brpoktyn won an
elghteen-lnnlng gamo 'from St Louis here
today. St. Louis had the game well In
hand, at the end or the sixth Inning, but
In the seventh, eighth and ninth the
locals tallied three runs,' one a homer by
Evans, and tied the score. The game
ended villi two men out In the eighteenth
when Anderson srored on a single by Her
man. St. I.ouls played a faat fielding!
(fame and as a result Brooklyn had!
twenty-two men left on baaea. The sec
ond game scheduled was not played.
Score: R.H.E.
Brooklyn OtM 000 111 COO OfXl 001-4 21 1
St Louis CC0 jt 000 0CO CC0 POO-3 6 0
Batteries: Brooklyn, Marion. Houck.
McOraw. Peters and Land; St Louis,
Davenport, Brown and. Chapman, Simons.
Storm Lake I.oara,
STORM LAKE, la.. July J.-(Ppee)al
Telegra.m.)-In a featureless game Hloux
Falls beat Storm Lake her today. I to 1.
Batteries; EHrt and Miller; Schaub and
Jordan.
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Superior 0-1 0 0 0 1-0 3 04
Kearney 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 3 J
Two-baso hit: lluiiisej,-. Three-base hit:
Synek. Home run: Gray. Stolon bates:
Synek (2), Thtesalng. Sacrltice hits: j
Scheuren, Thltslng. Hits: Off Wled-
iuuii, 7 In e'.ght Innings. Struck out: By
Weldman. ; By Wright. It Baaea on
balla; Off Weldman. 2; ofr Wright.
lioublo play: Wright to Woodruff to:
Iirunm. lft on bases: Kearney. 6:
Superior. R. IVarned runs: Kearney. 1,
buporlpr, i Flnt base on errors: Kear
ney. 0: Superior. 1. Time: 2:0& Umnlrc:
Newhouao. Scorer: McCluro.
Uplaud Wins from llulaleln.
UPI.AND. Neb.. July fSnorl.l.V-
tlplanit Revenged Its Fourth pf July de-
iei nunaoy, ay urieauna; iioiaieirv , to
U Errors and ragged Holding; were re
sponsible for tba Voaa of the game. The
feature of the game wa the pitching
of Rhoeder, tho "Wanda Wonder," and
the fielding ot Anderson at shortstop for
Upland. Bcore: it. U.K.
Hoi stein 0 0 1 0 0-0 0 0 0-1 T
Upland 3 0 0 0 1 0 3 1 07 9 3
Batteries; Rhoeder and Hageman;
Psrtoh and Ostergaard.
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Chicago Wins from
Buffalo Federals in
Twelve Innings
BUFFALO, July 19. Chicago won one
of tho best games of the Beaton from tha
Buffalo Federals today by a score of
4 to 3 In twelve' Inning. Captain Joe
Tinker tied tho score In the ninth on his
single, followed by two more safeties by
Jackson and Farrell. Both aides mado
one run In the tenth. Hal Chase, who had
scored the tletr.g run In that Inning on a
three-bagger, followed by a single, was
responsible for Chicago's 'winning run In
the twelfth. Scoro: R.H.E.
Chicago 00000001110 1 4 IS 4
Buffalo 0 01000100100-3 9 1
Batteries: Chicago, rendergast, Watson
nnd Block; Buffalo, Krapp, Moran and
Blair.
BALTIMORE. July 29. Baltimore won
out In the tenth Inning of today's game
with Indianapolis, 4 to & Kautf tied tho
score for Indianapolis In the fourth In
ning when he made his second home run
ot the aeries and sent In two runs ahead
of him. Three hits and a sacrifice gave
Baltimore the winning run. Score:
R.H.E.
Baltimore 0 1 3 0 0 0 0O01-4H a
Indianapolis 0 0 0 3 4)00000-3 5 0
Batteries: Baltimore, Wllhelm and
Jacklltsch; Indianapolis, IvaJsei ling and
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MARSAN'S iNJUricTlON
HEARING IS POSTPONED
ST. LOUIS. Mo., July S3. Representa
Uvea ot organised base ball claimed a,
big victory In the legal battle with the.
Federal league when Judge J. H. Trleber
In the United States dUtrlct court here
today postponed until September a hear
ing on the St. Ixmla Federal loague club's
petition to have dissolved the Injunction
against Armando Maraans. tho Cuban
fielder, who jumped from the Cincinnati
Nationals.
Insofar as the Federal league schedule
closes .early In October. It Is considered
doubtful If a decision will be rendered In
time to permit Marsans to play again this
season.
Maraans returned to St, Louis from
Cuba, his native land, two days ago
loaded with ilecumentary evidence to be
used tn the rase Officials of the local
Federal clul are so confident of victory
In the legal battle that they have made
It known that four players prominent In
the major leagues are ready to jimulsto
Marsans should the federal court give him
tha right to play with St Louis.
t Is understood attorneys for the Fed.
erala Intended to try to break dow-i the
Injunction by the counter charge that
the Cincinnati club violated the alien
labor law by bringing a forpigner to the
United States under a laHor contract
The Cuban claims to have obtained on
hts recent trip home sworn statements of
Manhattan Shirt Sale
Starts Thursday Marning at 8 O'CIock
All of our Manhattan shirts, including plain whites, white pleats, all soft and stiff
cuffs and all silk, silk and linen and fast colors in a great variety of Madras materials are
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Eegular $1.50 grade, including plain white and' white pleats, now $1.15
Regular $2.00 grade, including plain white and white pleats, now. $1.38
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Regular $4 00 grade, including beautiful silk and silk crepe, now .....$2.85
Regular $5.00 grade, including beautiful silk and silk crepe, now $3.55
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i Price
Nothing is reserved in our Va price suit sale All litrht. medium and
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