THE BEE: 0MAI1A, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 2, 1914.
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KAWS COP LENGTHY PASTIME
Game Gor Two Honri and Half,
Due to Lack of Discipline.
UMPS PERMIT MUCH STALLING
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that Fans Are Hindered
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A smattering of bugs assembled in
Rourke park yesterday afternoon to
lamp tha noble athletes of Omaha and
Topeka pastime about tha lot for somo
two houra and a half. Why they pas
timed that lone ta hard to relate, but the
beat reaaon assigned la because Umpire
Fyfe let them.
Tha fame should have ended In an hotir
and a half, but Fyfa permitted tha play
era to at and around In an abominable
manner, with the reault that the Kawa
failed to win until the ahrouda of dark
ness crept over the grandstand and tha
bugs want home because they couldn't
sea any more. The final score was 7 to 4
In favor of the Kawa.
rtre Harlrra I'sed.
Five pitchers were used during tha
afternoon, evening and night. Willis and
Dashner performed while It was daylight.
"but Sanford. Relslgl, tha well-known
..Austrian, and Red Styles obliged during
the duaky hours. Nona of them did any
particularly nifty pitching, even though
the hits were Scarce.
Tha Kawa counted three runs In tha
fourth Inning on a couple of hits and a
couple of fine -errors by Bchllebner and
Vl'lllts. Three errera by the Kawa gave
tha Rourkea ona In tha third, and two
doubles and a walk gave our boys two In
the fourth. ; Tha other Rourke count was
made on Congalton's triple and Burrell's
single In the eighth. In tha ninth the
Rourkea had three men on with none out.
but Krug, Thomaaon and 'sehllebner fall
down In tha pinch.
Three hita and two tuna spelled ruin
for Willis In the seventh and Styles waa
railed forth. Hits . and errors In tha
eighth and ninth gave the Kawa two
mora.
; The ' same teams play today
called 'at t o'clock. Boo re:
TOPFKA.
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'Whalan, If. ....
Laf la robots, cf.
'Koraythe, rf. ..
Koerner. lb. ...
Tallinn, aa
j Lattlmor. 2b. .
. , 'ileaaon, c
' Cochran. 8b. ..
Jiaahner, p
ftanford, p. ....
Keistgl, p.
'Kappa
i? Totals
Bell. If
Krug, lb
Thomaaon, cf.
Schllebner, lb.
Congalton. rf.
Burrell. lb. ...
Thomaa, sa. ..
Krueaer, a ...
"Willla. p.
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Standing of Teams
WEST. LKAOl'K. NAT. LKAGI'K.
W.L.I'rt.l W.l.l'it.
Sioux City.. W M ..') New Tork... 6o .&"!
I'f-nvfr 77 r.7 .r.7r; Hoaton 63 11 .iM
fit. Jof-ph..7 67 .671 Bl.. Louis.... M 67 .6:"
l)ea Molnes.M M .(;) Chlragii W i7 .626
Un.nln ....AS 2 .474U'lnrlnnRtl ,.r.41.44
Omaha l 73 .4fil Hrnnklyn ...M.4".1
Topeka ....W M) .412; I'hlla hi 61 .40
Wichita ... 61 H4 .7S Pittsburgh .62 63 M
A ME It. LKAUl'K KKD. LBAOHK.
W L.IVt. W.L Pct.
rhlla .AWlllndlanapolls.A 61 .664
Hum on m 49 .:',. HRltlmore ..A3 61 .663
With l 67 .617irhcao 6 63 .6..7
lrtroll 2 HI .bo4, Huftalo 6ft r .613
ciil aBo l .4.- Brooklyn ...566.bi
Nrw York..r. ti.i ,4M Kanana Clty.66 '.4 .42
fit. Ixiuls...6A 6H .k4 nttnhtirgh .49 & .)
Cli'Veland ..iN .3141 Pt. I.nnls. . . .61 70 .411
AMEU.
AHH'N.
W.I, .Pet.
loiilavllle 6 .573
Milwaukee. 7m 69 .f'll
( olumhtia. ..76 A4 .63!
Indlanaplls. 745 .6:t!
ricvnlnnfl.,.71 CT a14
Kan. flty. dfi 71 .4S2
Vflnneaplls.ttl 77 .IS"! Columbus
81. Paul 4S 90 .3481. Kearney
8TATE LKAOl'K
W.L.Prt.
an. Island.. M 4t( .6
atrlce
Haatlngs
York
rtu parlor
Norfolk
. 66 47 .MO
. .M 4 .671
...AO 62 .Ml
...64 6K .42
...62 AO .4M
..40 83 .47
,..38 74 .a:
PENNANT TO JRAND ISLAND
Third City Capture i Flag: in the
Nebraska State League,
LOWLY KAPS HAVE HAND IN IT
Tallendera f Entire geaaoa Defeat
Beatrice, Raaaera Vp tor Iloaar,
and Vlrtaally Decide the
Oatrome.
GRAND ISLAND. Ncb Bept. l.-Orand
laland broke tha tie with Beatrice today
and landed the pennant for 1914. President
Miles, who witnessed the game, Immedi
ately ater the contest went out on tha
ground and met Manager Clair as he
came from his position on first baae and
congratulated him upon his clean work'
dean. Stolen banco: Schimel. Tottel. Deal.
Paeea on balla: Off Hairy. ; off Kirerh
fier. 6. Hit by pltfheil balla: By Kirorh
ner. Hchlvael and Clarke. Struck out: By
Haley, 4: by Klrchnr, 2. Wild pitches:
Haley, Klrnrhner. Time: l;4o. Umpires:
Meyers. Adams and Pierce.
Indiants Back Again
in Federals' Front
rNDlANAPOLlS, Bopt. l.-lndlanapolis
took undisputed ponaerslon of flrt place
In the Federal league race by beating
Chicago, 4 to 0, today, mainly through
FAlkenbnrg's good pitching and hard hit
MACKMEN TRIM CLEVELAND
Make Third Straight Sweep of Seriei
with Nap.
RESULT IS SIXTEEN TO THREE
Home Tram K nor Ice Steen Off Rob
ber In Foai-th Frame and Bland
las Meets Similar Fate In
the Seventh.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. t.-Philadelphla
ting. Kuff of Indianapolis got four hits, closed a very successful home stand by
throughout the season. At this-time It!
i Including two doubles. Score:' . R.H.E.
Indianapolis ..SOI 0 0 0 0 0 04 11 1
t'htcaico 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 4 S
Hatterlee: Kalknnherg and Rarlden;
Pren1er-at, FlHk and Wils m.
PITTSBURGH. Sept. 1. Slnglea by Sav
age and Oakea gave the Pittsburgh Fed-
Yeaterday'a Heaolta,
' WESTERN LEAOT'E.
Denver-Des Molnea, postponed; rain.
Llncnln-Xt. Jonnph. postponed; darkness.
Topeka. 7; Omaha, 4.
Wichita. 2; Hloux City. 1.
AMERICAN LEAOUH.
Chicago, 6; Washington. 4.
,Ietroit, 3i New York. 2.
St. I,oula, -2: Ronton. 7-4.
Cleveland. 3: Philadelphia. I
NATIONAL LEAOUB.
Chicago. : Cincinnati. 7.
I'lttaburgh-Ht. Iiils, postponed; rain.
FEDERAL LEAGUE!.
Raltimore. I; Pittsburgh, i.
Rrooklyn-Tliiffalo, pontponed; rain.
Indianapolla, 4; Chicago, 0.
Kansaa city-St. LouIk, postponed; rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
St. Paul, 8-6: Columbus, 14-.
Minneapolis. 2; Cleveland. 0. Called end
fifth, darkness.
Kansaa City, S; . Indlana-polla, L
Milwaukee, 3; Louisville, 11.
STATE LEAGUE.
Tork, Columbus, S.
Peatrice, 1; Kearney, S.
Superior, ,i; Grand Island, a
Haattnga,, 1; Norfolk, 1.
usmn Today.
' Western league Denver at Dea
Molnea. Lincoln at St. Joseph, Topeka at
Omaha. Wichita at Slnux City.
American League Chlca go at Wash
ington. letrolf at New York, Ht .Loula
at Boston.
National League Chicago at Cincinnati.
Plttaburgh at St. lxul. New York at
Brooklyn, Boston at Philadelphia.
Federal Ieague Haltlmore at Pitta
burgn, Brooklyn at Buffalo, Indianapolis
at Chicago, Kansaa City at St. Louis.
American Anaoclatlon St. Paul at Co
lumbus. Mlnneapoll at Cleveland, Kan
saa City at Indianapolis, Milwaukee at
Louisville.
, W
wss known that Kearney wag In the lead
of Beatrice at Kearney and that Bono
was pitching and the congratulations
were aa to the general managerial con
duct of the Grand laland leader and the
clean lineup ha had aaarmbted. They
were, nevertheless, hearty and of auch a
nature aa to Indicate the preaident's con
viction that the pennant for 1914 had been
striven for valiantly by several teams;
that the game had been fast and the
league successful, and that the record of
tha year was very satisfactory, and that
the final outcome had been decided upon
merit. Score:
SUI BRinR. CTR AND IHT.AND.
ABU. OA. AB.H.Sj.A.E
4 S I Rnbn. ... 4 I T 1
I srowtiy, rf., I
1 lPirn. If..., 1
v.rn.y, cf.. 4
a ynk, b... 4
IWirt. m.... 4
Anre, c..., 4
I oi'uir. lb.... 4
I 'CvtnJoB, 4
Smith. b
ITmr, lb.... I
Brewn, 01... 4
Monrae. lb. . 4
1nitrth.. rf 4
ThttMlns. If I
I5rrtt. ef.... I
Oraen, e...j. I
Carver, s... I
It
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14
1 erals l I to 1 victory over Baltimore In
I the tenth inning today. Both Suggs and
j Dickson were In fine form. Score: R.H.E.
; Raltimore 0 00100000 01 6 6
Pittsburgh 0 00001000 12 1 0
Batterlea: Buggs and Russell; Dickson
and Berry.
Kollerton Keeps I'p Pare.
FULLERTOV. Neb.. Sent 1. (Rneelal.)
! The Fullerton base ball team defeated
Lindsay, 2 to 1, Sunday. This is the elev
enth straight game won by Fullerton and
the record so far thie season is perfect,
the team never having been defeated. In
yesterday'a game Powers allowed the
I indvayltes hut one hit. the score run
ning 1 to 0, until the ninth, when each
team' made ore run. The features of the
game were the home run hit by Miller,
Fullerton, and Powera pitching.1
Wednesdav Fullerton plays Scotia at
Spalding. Greeley and St. Edward play
on the same diamond the same day and
the winners play on Thuretlsy. On Friday
Fullerton plays tha St. Edward team at
St. Edward.
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OMAHA.
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!! Base Ball Fans to
Mobilize at Pars
Ball Park Thursday
I 27 14
Styles, p
McAlllater ....
Totala...... S 4
Rappa batted for Daahner In alxth
McAllister batted for Styles In ninth.
Topeka:
Runs S 0 S 1 1-7
Hits 0 I I I 01 i 1 M
Omaha:
Runs 0 1 2 0 0 1 0-4
Hits 1 0 S 0 1 3 S-
Three-baae hit: Congalton. Two-ba
htta: Thomas, Koerner, nappa, Wbelan,
Forsythe. Stolen baae: Thomaaon. Sac
rifice hlta: Bell. Oleason, Sanford. Ieft
on bases: Omaha, S. Tnixka. 4. Hlta:
Off Dashner, 4 in six Innings; off San-
furu, 4 in two Innings: off Ueisigl. none
In on Inning: off Will's. In seven In
nings; off Styles. S In two Innings. Struck
cue By Daahner. 4; by Sanford. 1:" by
Wlllla. I. Bases on balls: Off Dsshner,
2; off Sanford. 1. Hit by pitched bail:
Fersvthe. Time: 2:30. Umpires: Cullun
and Fyfe.
RLAGLR BtFlXtCI TUB LEADERS
All loyal oltlaena of Omaha, whether
they be base ball fana or merely hard
headed business men, will answer to tha
call to arms Thursday to moblllxe within
the fortress of Rourke park, where, from
a safe position In tha grandstand, they
will be able to witness a flrst-clasa. com
bat between Pa'a fearlesa athlete and
Dick Cooley'a Topeka Kawa. Tha mo
bilisation on Thursday must be great, a
a large mobilisation of loyal cltliens
means a large mobilisation of coin and
that la what the Omaha Commercial club
la after, ao aa to have a ufflctont fund
for fitting entertainment for the dele
gktes attending the convention of the
National Association of Professional
Base Ball leagues here In November.
Ions Can't Da anything with lilsa
' anal Wleb.es Win.
SIOUX C1TT. la.. Sept. 1-The Indian
f.
a, could co nothing with Single today
m v tcima won, a to i. rcorc:
. SIOLX CITY.
AR. R. If.
Kill
Cooney, 2b. . .
iDevtctson, If.
. Ksne. lb
' leieur.ei cf..,
Balrd, b
; CalUhan. rf..
South, as
Murphy, p....
"While, p
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WICHITA.
AB. K.
T 27 17
H.
A.
Totals
Tvdeman,
Alchoison
Koutke,
Fttssiinniona,
Blll. rf....
Ial. 2b....
3t-nry, lb.,
tirat.am. e.
SltLgte. p....
Totals
Sioux City
Wichita
Two-base hlta:
Henry, Davtdkon.
drinaii. Sacrifice hits: Davidson. ("41
lxhan. Slaglo, Orahain. Stulen baaea:
i-iU. Ilriiry. Kirtu'laon. Kane.' ltapp.
I'ouule pl : Rapp to Jienry. liases on
ba,lu: Off Slagle 3; off White. 2.
etruik out: By slge. If by White, I
Hit by pitched ball: Rapp. Time. 1:40.
Umpire: Barr. Attoiidance: 6U0.
CEDAR BLUFFS DEFEATS
FONTENELLE EXPERTS
NICKERSON. Neb., Sept l.-Kpeclal
Telegram.) Although outbatted three to
one. Cedar Bluffs defeated Fontanella
Sunday, 6 to S, by combining their two
singles with a cluster of errora early In
the game. Not a vtaltor reached first
base after the fourth Inning. Fontanella
made a desperate effort In the eighth and
scored three runs on good hitting, but
fell short s.nd lost the first game on their
home grounds this season. Score:
R H E.
Codar Rluff O0S0000-eS
Ftmtanelle... O00000OS 7
Thrwe-haaa hit- V. Cook. Two-baaa hit:
P. CVhum. Hits- Off Cahoon, 2 in
four inning: off Cook, none in five In-nU-.gs.
Sir urn- out: By Cahoon, 3; bj
Cook, S: by Bookemuhl, 13. Battels:
Cedar Bluff, Bockemubl and Lyck; Fon
tanella, Cahoon, Cook and Cook.
plre: Peck.
Totals ....it 124 11 Touli ....14 117 13 1
Superior 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 04)
Grand Island 1 O000O04-6
Basra on balls: Off Carver, 2; off Ever-
don. 1. Struck out:. By C.srver. 1; by
Everdon. 6. Passed ball: Oreen. Two-
basa hits: Brown, Ward. Varney. Three
baae hit: Downey. Sacrifice hit: Downey.
Stolen bases: Payne. Synek, Ward.
Double play: Roben to Claire. Earned
tuns: Orand Island, a Left on bases:
Superior, 6; Orsnd Island, 9. Time: 1:29.
Umpire: Qulgley.
Tatlendera Decide the Rare.
KEARNEY. Neb.. Sept. l.-fBpeclal
Telegram.) Despite the favorable de
cisions of Umpire Newhouse and the hard
playing or Beatrice, the high tension ai
which Beatrice waa Dlayirig waa too
much and the Kapa won tha game, 3 to 1.
Beatrice playera were oaaiy excaea anil
McUrath straddled Erlckson when he slid
home, hitting him tn the face when down
and later apologising.
Black later Blurted tor ttamsey. wno
caught his long flv In the field, with a
bat. Bono and McUrath both put up ex
cellent games, but the opportune bllflng
of the Kaps In the first two Innings won.
Each Dlaver waa on his toes and the
guuia waa one of exceptional merit. Score:
v . .mi . WADMV.V
AB H.O.A.B. AB K.O.A B.
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Dea Molnea Raees Are Off.
CAMBRIDGE. Neh., Sept. 1. (Special
Telegram.) Cambridge defeated Curtis.
7 to 2. Batteries: Cambridge, Justis and
Ollbert; Curtis. Wachholts and Folden.
Hits: Cambridge, 8; Curtis. 3. This waa
the second day of the southwestern Ne
braska old soldiers' reunion.
winning today's game .from Cleveland. 19
to3, thereby making the third successive
clean sweep of a series with the Naps,
with an extra game thrown In when the
latter stopped off here for a contest two
weeks ago.
The home team knocked Steen off the
rubber In the fourth Inning and Standing
met a similar fate In the seventh Inning.
O'Neill had a finger split by a foul tip In
the fifth and was forced to leave the
game. While at home Philadelphia won
sixteen games and lost four, giving them
thirty-nine vlctoriea out of the last forty
five contests. Score:
Cleveland ....0 0000111035
Philadelphia 1 2 0 3 8 0 1 16 lg 2
Batteries: Steen, Blending, Dillinger and
O'Neill, Egan; Bender, Wyckoff and
Schang, McAvery.
Detroit Evens .Series.
NEW YORK, Sept. l.-Detrolt evened
Its series with New Tork here today by
taking the fourth game by a score of 3
to 2. The game was won In the third
when Detroit eoored two runs on a pass
to Bush and successive singlea bv 'lt.
Cobb and Crawford. Score: R.H.E.
Detroit 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0-3 8 w
New York 0 -0101000 0-3 70
Batteries: Reynolds and Stanage; Mc
Hale and Sweeney.
Tbre Stralarht for Sox.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1. Chicago, mada
It three atratght from Washington today
by winning, 6 to 4, In fifteen Innings.
Demmitt scored the winning run on Col
li' single after getting a base on halls
and taking second on an error. Scott held
the locals to nine hits, only one of which
came after the ninth inning, but his
loor throw to third base in the ninth
allowed Washington to tie the score.
Score: R.H.E.
Chicago ..1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 ft 1 6 11 1
Wash 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 000 004 8 4
Batteries: Scott and Schalk; Ay res, Har
per, Shaw and Williams.
Red Sox Take Two.
BOSTON, Sept. 1. Boston won both
gnmes of today's double header with
St. Ixiuls. 7 to tl and 4 to 2. The flrnt
game was a slugging match. The necond
was a pitcher's duel, In which Lavcrenx,
the fit. Louis twirler. lost the decision
as a result of hi team mates' errors,
although he allowed only four hits.
Boston's three runs In the fourth inning
were all due to wildthrows by Pratt, the
St. Louis second baseman. Score, first
game: R.H.E.
Boston 1 1 1 0 0 0 4 7 11 2
St. Louis 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 06 8 1
Batteries: Collins and Carrlgan; Weil
man, Loverenx, Jenkins and Agnew.
Second game: RH.E,
Boston 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 4 4 2
St. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0-2 6 4
Batteries: Shore and Thomas; Lever
erix and Jenkins.
CUBS DEFEAT CINCINNATI
Chicago Takes Second Game
Series from Reds,
FINAL SCORE IS EIGHT TO SEVEJl
Both Sides Hit Freely, hart Chlragre)
Materially Assisted by Errora of
Mehoff, .Which Are Respon
sible for Two Rnna.
Miner Brown to Play
with Brooklyn Feds
CHICAGO, Sept. 1. Mordecai Brown,
succeeded aa manager of the St. Loula
Federals by Fielder Jones, today became
a member of the Brooklyn team of the
same league. The Brooklyn club assumed
Brown's contract, which, it Is said, calls
for a salary of $7,500 a year for three
years, and he Is expected to Join his new
club at Buffalo tomorrow.
Scotia Defeats Ord.
SCOTIA, Neb., Sept. 1. (Special Tele
gram.) In a close game and exciting flnl
teh Scotia defeated Ord, 1 to 0 yesterday
on the latter's grounds. Sautter twirled
a masterful game for Scotia. The same
teams play at. Scotia on Friday, Septem
ber 11. Score: RH.E.
Scotia 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 01 10 1
Ord 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 4
Butteries: Beotla. Sautter and Ammer
nian; Ord. Holland and Danxel.
DES MOINES, Sept. l.-(SpecisJ Tele
gram.) Al,l harness races for the state
fair were off today becauee of the muddy
track.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 1 Chicago won th4
second game of the series from Clncln
natl today, 8 to 7. Both sides hit freely
but Chicago waa materially aaslsted In
the scoring line by the two errora oj
Nlehoff, which were responsible for twa
tallies. Lavender, who started for ChU
cago, was hit in every inning, but ZabeL
who succeeded him, allowed only two hlti
and ons run. Ames, for Cincinnati,
Usted until the seventh inning wheti
Jhicago made four hits, which wer
good for three runs. Score: R.H.E4
Chicago .... 20120080 0 8 15 1
Cincinnati .. 22101001 07 14 I
Batteries: Lvender. Zabel and Archert
Ames, Lear, Fahrer and Clark. .
Marty O'Toole Has
Been Sold to Giants
PITTSBURGH, Sept. T. Barney Dreyi
fus, president of the Pittsburgh National
league base ball club, today announce
that "Marty" O'Toole, pitcher, had beel
sold to the New Tork club of the National
league. Mr. Dreyfus refused to give del
talis of the transaction. O'Toole will joif
the New York team In New York tomoi
row.
Oconto Defeats Stapleton.
OCONTO, Neb., bept. 1. (Special.
Oconto won from Stapleton. 8 to 5, in (
ten-Inning game Monday. Batteries: Oa
onto, Horn and Horn; Stapleton, Toden
hoff and Davis.
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riorer. Jb... 0 1 IMttnsr, lf.. 1 1
Bl.k. rf.... i 1 1-Ai-ork. lb... 11
N.tf, rf I 1 lrumm, lb.. 3 1 T
Una, It I t OScheurM. lit I 1
4 to 4 I OHinwr. rf.. I 1 I
BtK-k'wIti, IS I til 'Irmptnn. t 4 J
Orl.t. lb.... 4 111 SWoatfratt. St I
H.llrtrt. u. I 4 SXrlckaoa, e.. I 1 IS
MoUraih. s. 4 1 1 I tuoao, a It
1
Total ....at I a 11 1 TMaU ....M 117 t II
Mtttnay out, hit by batted ball.
Beatrice 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 01
Keornejl 1 100 0000 -l
Two-base hits: Drumm, Bono, Matney.
Black, McOrath, Stolen basea: Matney,
Oriet, Ramsey, Black. Scheuren. Bases
on balla: Off Bono, 4: off MoGrath, 3.
Left on bases: Beatrice. 13; Kearney, 7.
Struck out: By Bono. 7: by McUrath, a
Time: 1:30. Umpire: Newhouse.
Towae'a Team In l.ltaellght.
NORFOLK, Neb.. Sept. 1 -(Special.
Babe Towne'a Drummers finished In a
blase of glory, wallopplng Bennett's Hast
ings team to the tune of 1 to 1 here this
afternoon. In the second Inning the locals
cleaned up ten scores and after that it
was a farce comedy until tha curtain
went down on the season of 1914.
Wllley was driven out from the mound
and McCabe substituted. Flnalyly the
J (rummers got at McCabe and Bennett
humnelf went Into the box.
Babe Towns gave a fitting climax to the
situation by catching in me ninm inning,
and he caught as ha used to tor the Chi
cago White Sox.
At the finish eight Hastings players
were on the bleachers shouting to Wal
worth to strike out the last Hastlugs
batter. Lay made a beautiful one-handed
catch of a long fly. The score:
HASTINOH. KusniiJi
.30
.0 1
1
Bills. Balrd
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14
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hit: Ty.
A Bore that Won't Meal
Quickly relieved and helped by Bucklen'f
Arnica Salve. Helps piles and the worst
ore. All druggists. 36c-Adtrtieeinenl.
American
Minneapolis ..
Cleveland ....
St. Paul .....
Columbus ....
Kansaa City .
Jndlanapls
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Louisville ....
Association Besalta.
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0 i 0
I 7 4-6 13 1
14 IS 1-4 U I
3 7 0
1 6 1
2 7 0
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works both ways !
YOU just can't get in wrong with
Prince Albert, no matter hnw
- yu hook it up. Because it's as bang
xSil; up in a makin's cigarette as packed
into a jimmy pipe! For yours, it's
the fragrance and flavor that tickles
your smokappetite so!
Go to P. A. morning , noon and night ! It won't bite your
toner tin or anv rtthpr min'o Kaohoa V. a a.
a patented process All you do is fire up ! And you
get yours, cheer-up like, because P. A. won't even
nxajce your tongue tmgle! And that's a fact.
liiilxls
the national joy smoke
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Coat Kent Down 4aallty Ket I'p.
No better medicine could be made for
coughs, colds, croup, hoarseness, tick
ling throat, bronchitis, etc.. than Foley'
Honey and Tar Compound. That's w by i'JUili" lb
iney rani improve in. quality, ana wariin.rk
or no war, tha price remains the same.
E. J. Sargent. Dallas, Tex., says: "I
believe Foley's Honey and Tar has no
equal for it completely relieved me of
all symptoms of tuberculosis and my
cough has entirely disappeared." Don't
accept any substitute, for Foley's Honey
and Tar U tha best AU dealer.
I
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Totals ... It 11 37 II 1
T.uvl. ....M 4 14 113 . . . . . J
Ha-ttniS 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-1
Norfolk 0 10 0 1 1 0 3 -l
Two-baae hita: Turrln 1 Walworth.
Meiker. Three-base hits: Musser. Rels.
Stulen bases: Meiker, Town. Bennett.
Double play: Flv to Lay to Towne Bases
on balls: Off Walworth. 1: off Wlllev. I:
off McCabe, 4: off Bennett. 1. Hit by
Pitched ball: Moore. Struck out: By Wal
worth 3: bv Wtlley. 3; by McCabe. L Um
pire: Wood.
Prohlha Wis.
COH'MRl'S. Nb.. Sept. 1. -(Special
Telearam.) Although the Pawnees out
hit the I"rohlbe. they could not win. 7ork
bunched hits In the first and the locals
could not overcome the lead. Rondeau
lined oi" singles and a double. Score:
TORX. COU-VKM"
ABHOAg AB H O A at
Rx btoU. rf 4 I Rn4eatl. tit I I I 4 I
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flavor and fragrance gets going right into your system and you
just want new supplies right along. Stop kidding yourself on
the tobacco question. And take it straight, voirll never tret
next to how delightful tobacco really can be till you fire up
some P. A. via a jimmy pine or a makinVcifrarette. Whv.
can't you realize there never was a smoke In the same
class with P. A. ?
Right now's the time and
the place to try Prince
Albert while the trying
is good I
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mt, s 4 1
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Tork
Columbus .
Two-baae
hits:
Total. ...17 It IT It I
..4 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 ft-4
.1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0-3
Clarke. Murphy. Ron-
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R. J. REYNOLDS
TOBACCO COMPANY
WimtoivSalem, N. C
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