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n
ROURKES MNBOOSTER FRAY
Rehigl Tmm Krneper to Get
Chance at Tipple, Who Eiti.
OMAHA THEN STARTS PARADE
Mates Fallow Tipple's Kuaplf nan
Heanbard Relalgl aad Grtfrr for
Tblrleea Hit ned Win
Itooater Rattle, II t I.
.Mr. Jack Rr-lHlgl, member of the Aus
trian nobility who haa doaerted tiiH native
land In the time of crisis to act ua chlof
filbert In the nut organization from To
lka. Intentionally pnsnrd Hrnle Kruaifer
in the fifth Inning uf yesterday's Booster
battle whlrh didn't boost, to get a chance
at Daniel Tipple, tha well known pulchrt
tudlnous athlete. Under ordinary con
ditions Mr. Hclxlgl's action would have
been timely anj clever. But on a Roos
ter day it waa like panning- Ty Cobb to
Ket a crack at Hani Crawford. Daniel
smashed the pill Into left field for a two
sack awat that atarted a procession over
the plate. There were t-o out at th
time but the rest of the Kourkea kept on
watting until six runa ram over. In
cidentally the Kourke copped, 11 to 1.
Five hits in a row followed Tipple's
poke and the Austrian wa mobilised to
the bench by lUrhard Cooley, who re
turned to the park after a day" mat.
Richard attired hi aome awell dud
and ha almost ruined an expensive hat
throwing It In a disgusted manner against
tha well known earth. Bert Urover, who
onen heaved a no-hlt game In thla vll
lag, took up the Job and he waa waa
treated to a first-class bombardment In
tha seventh when the Kourkea put over
five mora runs.
Yesterday was Booster day. A largo
crowd waa expected. Outside of a few
gusts of wind nothing much entered the
yard. Tha coin taken In at the gate
wight buy a aack of peanuts but it Is
oouotrui ir tha war boosts tha price ' 4J
la anticipated.
Tipple Warks Wall.
Daniel Tlrple twirled a verr neat game.
He hekl tha Kawa to five hits and one
count As ha also ruined Mr. . Retslgl
Daniel can consider that he did a good
lay's work.
In compliance mlvk lnelr CUBlom
the Kaws performed a la nut yesterday
for tha benefit of tha seething mob of
customers. But the act flailed out after
tha six runs came la In the fifth. After
Billy Bryan after he takes a shot tf
8,Lar JU'C EvB 1,111 1UPP subsided
rirely For,th "ut bla Uap e.
.arley Payne occupied the third cor-
hauia hava to finish the season with the
Uourke. when ha just came from . pen!
tTi ST bul I"m burTn -k
i M . n 9y hd to fill
...TT "ni 8a,, "1 today. , Pos.
itively ,ue U.t apuranca f tht , Z.
OMAHA.
'H. If....;.'....
rug. 2l
Hayue.
Iliuniaaun, cf.
1 h'unaa, as....
ShllebiK-r, lb.
Kru-scr. c
Tipple, p
Totals
ah, a it.
6
o
i U 13 27
TOPKKA.
AH. R. I.
Ogrrix, If
lflamlM-rs. cf,
Kornythe, rf...
Koerner, lb....
Tall I. m. as
Ittlinore, 2b.,
itappe, c
'm'hran, Sb....,
ltelalKl. p ,
trover, p
A.
0
0
A
1
S
I
A
4
3
A
11
Y.
A
A
0
A
1 A
A
A I
X I
A 3
A A
sees 4)
1
V
0
0
A
0
TuUla
,3U
Omaha
Ituna o
"it A
AAA
01
A
J I
o -n
o u
i ' i' Ha
lt una
litta
I A A A A
1 0 A 2 A 1
A 0 l
0 0 1-6
Two-baae
Tl.ree-baLSe hit!
K riif ger.
Th.......
Mis: Tipple. Bell
romythe.
laumn. Molon bus: Kru.i
lie. hlu: Thomas, l-aflambera lett on
baaea: Omaha. 4; Toprka. . Hits: off
I.taig1. 7 In four and two-thlrUa innlaga,
iTf Uruver, 1 In three and oue-thlrd In
t,tns. Ktruck out: By Tlpplr 4- ly
liel.lgl, 1; by Orover. t Bnss on balls:
off Tipple. ; off Kelslcl. 1; ft tirover
3 Hit by pitched ball: By C.rove
K.rug-r. Pasaed ball.- Krcrgpr Ttme
146. I'm pi res: Culion and Pfe.
4.B1ZXLIKS WI1 Tllal TIIIHD
Ba4era hat Oat
a Tkalr lias
Oresadt kr Bears.
.i.1? 0,fE1S, -Denver took
thethlrd game of the aertes with tha ls
Moines Boosters this afternoon by a score
. 'i10 T4" rlls pushed In the
winning rua bn Kwoidt let a pg Svi
tnrougU third. eWore:
lfcrf MOINL'8.
All. It. H.
O.'
14
-rw!n, ix. ............ . a
ItahMB. rf..
A
, 4
Jours, lb
Hunn-r, rf...(
l.a'vr, c
Amlieas, 2b..
Kwolct. '.b...
Hartford. St).
"J'UvtuiM, p.,.
Father
fhaw 0 0 0 0 0 0
HoKan D 0 0 0
Totals U 0 27 11 t
, AU. R II. O. A. K
Mi-Carty, cf 4 0 140
I'aanldv, rf. 4 0 2 II U
r"aye, 2b 4 0 113 0
Uuirher, if 0 i 0 0 0
Toffoy, an 4 0 2 6 3 0
Flnhir. lb 4 0 0 0 0
lurhour. 3b S O 1 1 10
Hpahr. c 3 0 0 8 1 0
llurringUin. p t 1 0.0 1 0
Totals 31 1 7 !7 10 0
Hatted for Thomas In ninth.
flan for tiBaw In ninth.
I a Molnca 0 0 0 0 A A 0 0 0-0
I'onvrr 0 0 U 0 0 0 0 1 01
Kaorlflre hit: Butcher, fltru.-k out: By
Thomas, 8; hv llrrlnton. X lilts: Oft
Thomas, 7', off Harrlnaton, 0. Haws on
Ih1In: Off Tlioman. 1; off llarrlnston, 2.
Imiihle plays: Hertford to Jon; Faye
to Ooffev to Fisher. Left on baaa: Ta
Molnea, 0; lnver, 4. Ttmn: t;0O. Umpires:
Cliiaton and McCaffHrty.
UKI HMI.H1 WI1 THBH MOTH
Joalea Captara Danble. Header from
tha Aatelopea.
T. JOHKriI. Mo., Hept. . St. Joseph
wnn both games of today'a double-header
with Lincoln. In tha first game Hterser
waa affective with men on beam, while
He Joseph hatted Jordan for Its total of
five rna In the flrat inning, ttesaau was
not effective In the second gsme. Bcore.
first gams:
LINCOLN.
AB. n. II
O.
I
0
3
1
5
I
4
2
ft
0
1
A.
0
0
1
2
1
V
0
0
1
A
. I
Qulllln, 2b
Khman
Mrafflffan, ..
I.loyd, 2b
Blackburn, lb...
Bchrelher, cf....
Calllne, rf
Morao, rf
Kehor, c...
Jordan, p
Pope, p
. '. 0
.. 4
Totals 87 I 11 34
KT. JOHKPII,
All. R l. O. A. 1C.
eVhang, u
Fox, If...
. Watson, cf.
Patterson, lb,.
Brltton. ib
WlllUina, rf....,
B. Watauit. 2b.
Wall, sa ,
Stutter p
A
0
Totals. 30 27 If!
Llnooln
..0 0000100 13
Ht. Joaepli.
1 0000000 6
TWO-bajuk hlta: Itnkni. li
rlae hit: Fox. Uoubla play: Wall to
Patterson. Ktolen laaee: McOufflgan,
Coiline, Worse t2). Brltton. Hlta: Off
Jordan, 6 In one Inning, ptruck out: By
: ,,y ,0H, " :
Off Bterxor, 3; off Popn. 2. lilt by pitched
hall: By Jordan t Patterson). Time: I.ofi.
L'mplre: 8tockdak.
Voora, aeoond game:
LINCOLN.
Qulllln. 3b l i o
.Hosiiina log
McOnfflgan. ss 10 1
Hu)d, 2b....,., 4 0 1
Hlaokbiirne, lb 4 S 1
lchrelbor, cf. ........ 4 0 0
Collins, If 4 1 1
Morse, rf 4 1 i
Kehor, c 0 0 0
Jordan, lb,,,,..,,,,.. 10 0
Ueeaau, p 4.0 I
Totals ..34 i 8
MT. JOSKP1I.
AB. 1C II.
bcliang. o til
Ko. If 4 14
O. WutHon, cf 4 1 "1
Patterson, lb 4 0
Brltton, 3b ,4 0 2
Williams, rf SO 1
It. WaUoa, 2b 110
WaJL.es.. A 1
Vance, i 4 1 2
Totals 37 7 i
Batted for Uullltn In ninth.
O. A. K.
0 2 0
AAA
4 4 0
4 10
Alt
SAO
0 0 0
3 V A
1 A A
2 A I
0 10
it U 1
O. A. E.
2 0
1 0.1
0 0 o
14 0 0
0 2 l
1 A A
4 4 0
1 5
0 1 1
27 13 1
A A 0 0-3
0 0 1 J
Lincoln 1 10 0 0
Joseph I 0 0 4 0
Three-uase hlta: Bchang, Fo. Two
hate hlta; Patteiaon, Wall, flarririce hlta:
(. Watson, McUefflgan. Stolen base: .
Wataon. struck gut: By Ihiasaii, 1; by
Vance, a. Baaea on balla: Off lieaxau.
olf Vance. 1. Hit by i.ltcher: bv Vaae.
Qulllln. Wild pitch; Vaaca. Tune; l.i.
I'mplre: tetockuaie.
RALLY aAVKIt T1IK IXDIAMl
W lehea Laa Oasaa la Mttk laalag
at alaas City.
rally nosed out a 7 to victory for tha
uMRiim iwr irnua mil eataixiabeu a
flv-ru iA In ....... it
larks, Iavldaon. Tydeiuaa and Jonas
were ordered from the game by Van
Kycle. boo re:
BIOCX CITY.
AU. It H. O. A. K.
o.
0
0
0
0
1
Cooner. Sh.
1
t
2
1
Clarke, Ib. ...
Kane, lb
lieeune, cf. ...
Halrrt h
4
Caiiahan. rf. .
Binilh. as
Murphy, o
Clanks, p. ....
Klchbs p..
Hramble
White, p
Ugvldsoa. If. .
Totals
0
... I
... T It 27 10
WICHITA.
AB. It It O.
A.
0
Tydeman. i f.
4 1 i
A
(Nicholson, If
O Kourke. 2o 4
0
10
r itulmmaiu, sa. .. I
nine. c-r.
hapu. h.
Hury, lb.
J ours, c.
Maker, p. .
0-ha, rf. .
Orahain, c
Totals 24 A 11 11 1
Batted fer Richie In eighth.
Ou out when inning rua eoored.
Pious City 0 1001110 1-7
Wichita 0 A00A0AA-
Two-base hits: Clarke. Baker. Bllle.
Kapp, Tydemaa. hacrlftce hlta: Nlrhol
acn, rttsatniniona. BUhle. Callahan,
THE DEK:
Copyright :4, Internalloua
News Service.
Standing of Teams
W E.STEKN UAOI'R.
r.
Plou City 1.T7
w. r. ivt.
87 M ..
71 ,"H .bil
7K fj .6
70 7 .611
S 74 . 471
U 74
1.7 HI .41.1
61 16 .272
L UOAOiTK.
W.L.Pct.
M 40 .075
71 hO .!
ft. .losnph , li
invrr 137
les Molnt'S 137
Lincoln 140
Omaha, jn
Topxka l:
Wichita 1,17
NAT. LKAHKF,. I AME1
W.UI'ct.
Now Tork..f. f.l M Phlla ,
llnaton ( Wi .6-VJ. Honton
Chicago ....MM .MM Waahlngton 61 M .H
fit. UmlN....4 M .m Iietrolt M 61 .6
Pittsburgh .M 63 f,2i Chicago ) W .4K
Cincinnati ..HM.wisi lmia M 7 tr
Brooklyn ...54 M .4MI New Vork...6l M .4f
"Mla M 63 , 467'Clevela nd ...WHS .314
KBI. I.KAtlt'E. AMKK. AHU N.
Ind nu polls h It .672, Mil waukea .7H 6 .W
Baltimore ,.fi4 62 .MS'il Ixjulsvllle ..7 61 .664
C'lilcago ....m K .M2 Indianapolis 76 At) .b&2
Buffalo ...00 M .6i7 Columbus ..7.6.)A
Hrooklyn ..69 M ,uo4! Cleveland ..72 6X.514
Kan. City. .55 OS .4f4! Kan. CUy...7 72 .4"2
Pittaburgh ,W .4.111 Mlnneapolla 64 76 .461
St. loul... M TV .431(81. Paul 4 1 .300
Veoteraay'a Itesalta.
WKHTE11N I.KAGUK.
Ienver, 1: Uea Mnlnea, 0.
Lincoln, 1-2: Ht. Josrph, 6-7.
Topeka, 1; Omaha, 11.
Wichita, a; Hlmi City, 7.
AMKRICAN LEAOUK.
Washington. 4: New York, 10.
Philadelphia. 18: Baaton, 3-.
NATIONAL. LKAat.'K.
Chicago. 7; Cincinnati, 0.
Pittsburgh, 11-10; Ht. Ixtuls, 0-2.
New York. 0-7; Brooklyn, 3-2.
Boston, 4; I'hlladelphla. 7.
tiamn Today.
Western league Denr at Dea Moines,
IJncoln nt Pt. Joseph, Topeka at Omaha,
Wh hlta at Bloun city.
National League Chicago at Cincinnati,
Pittsburgh at Kt. Uuls New York at
Brooklyn. Boston at Philadelphia.
American league Waahlngton at New
York, Philadelphia at Boaton, St. Louis
at lHftrott, Chicago at Cleveland.
Oderal league Kansas ;ity at Kt
Louis. IltUbursh at Brooklyn. Baltimore
at Buffulo, Indianapolis at Chicago. .
Amiican Association No games sched
uled. Hmlth. I)eune. Htolon baae: Rapp.
Double plHjs: O'Bourke to Henry: 1.
Jeuna to Oooney; Fttsaimmons to
o Kourke to Henry. Innings pitched: By
Clarke. : bv Illchie. 4U: hv Whiia i
Hits: Off Clarke, 7; off Hlchle, 1 Hasea
on balls: off Baker, S; off Clarke, I.
Htnick out: By baker, t; by Clarke, 2;
by ltlchle. 2. Hit bv pitched ball: I..
Jeune. Time: 2:S0. Cmplre: Van Pycla.
Attendance, SuO.
Marty O'Toore'Goes
for Waiver Price
When Barney lreyfus refused to dis
close the details or tha sale of Marty
O'Tools to New York, baae ball fans were
prone to speculate as to Just how much
Dreyfus loat In tha O'Toole deal. As a
matter of fact, the Pittsburgh magnate
sold O'Toole for the waiver price, 11,600.
New York and Cincinnati both refused
to waive on tho twlrkr and he was given
to New York.
The sale or O'Toole is the finlah of the
blggeat baae ball transaction la history.
O'Toole went to Pittsburgh for and
never proved his worth at any time. Ills
first year he won fifteen and lost seven
teen gsmea; last year he won six and loat
eight Thla year his average ta worse,
MoUraw purchased him merely to rein
force his staff during the final weeks of
tha peanant fight when the Olants have
numerous double headers scheduled.
HASTINGS SERVES
. PLAYERS FOR NEXT YEAR
HABTlNlk Neb.. Sept 3.-(8peclal.-All
of tha members of the Hastings Reds
not taken by draft will be reserved for
next year, according to announcement
made today by Prealdent Ielnea. Tha
pitching staff will have to be reorgan
ised nest year. Pitcher Vanoe. a main
tay thla year, waa sold soma time ago
and delivered to Ht. 'Joseph, and Wllley
111 so to the same club by sale this
w-eek. Hastings fans belteva that tf
Vance had been kept until the end of the
season Haatlnga would have won the pen
nant The money received In the sale,
however, will be a big help to the finan
cial side of the club s season, which haa
been fairly successful.
I
BROOKFEDS AND BUFFALO
DIVIDE A DOUBLE-HEADER
Bl'KFALO, Sept. 1-Brooklyu and
Buffslo completed the series here today,
splitting a double-header and tlelng for
fourth place in the standing. Brooklyn
won the first game, 10 to 2. and lost tha
second. 6 t I. Score, first game: n il K.
Buffalo A 0240040014
Brooklyn ....A 1 0 t 1 A A A -10 13 i
Batteries: Buffalo. Moran, Woodman
and Blair; Brooklyn. Maxwell and I-nd.
Score, second game: R.H.E.
Buffalo A A01110A-6t3
Brooklyn .A AAtAOAAA-141
Batteries: Buffalo, Anderson and I.a
vigne: Brooklyn. Chaonslla an4 w.tn
tkri4t Defeats atackaale.
CAMBHUM1K. Neh.. Sept. 1-ffineclaJ
Tele rami Cambridge defeated Mock
vllle tvMlay in a fast game, t 2. before
a larse reunion crowd. Bstlestea: Caro
brtuge, Juatua and Kraninger; etockvlll.
Warhols and Fulden.
ChreBle Caaatt rattea
makes Ufe miserable. Dr. King's New
Life Pills regulate your bowels and re
lieve the engorged liver, tic. All drug
gists. Advertisement.
OMAHA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1914.
BRAYES LOSE THEIR LEAD
Bo i ton Beaten by Fhili and Giants
Win Double-Header.
BATTING RALLY DOESHT SAVE
Plra Hits, Error ay Irelaa and Pass
Gives llama Team Pear Hlu
with Baaea Filled, Tkea
Maraarllle Uotm Oat.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 3-Natlonal
Boston was toppled out of flrat place to
day when Philadelphia defeated the
Braves, 7 to 4, and New York defeated
Brooklyn twice. Alexander had Boston
shut out until the ninth Inning, when the
visitors developed a batting rally. Five
hits, an error by Irelan and a pass -gave
them four runs, with the bases filled and
two out Then kuaranvtlle went out on a
grounder to Irelan and ended the game.
Kvers was put off the field by Umpire
Klem In tha second inning fur kicking
tCOP! n.H.R
5l!?.t0!VL !! "0000004-4 12 3
Philadelphia .2 4000100 7 111
Clowdv wi,.iTnlr'J,vU'. LVr"""' "!
uoway. Whaling; Alexander and Klllifer
Split Doable BUI.
ij.FJ S.Pt- --P"s1.urgh nnd Kt
--S". .two wl'r,1 ,""n," a
M f a d th.vtat "on both, the first
.u 1 ? X" 1. which waa called
at the end of the eighth Inning because
of darkness. 10 to L Hcore. first game:
Pittsburgh . .1 0 J 0 1 0 3 3 2-H WE2
n If"'." "'.. 0000060 l- 11 4
Batteries: Harmon and Coleman; Per
due. Perrltt. Williams, Synder and Wlngo
Score, second game: K H U
Pittaburgh 0 0 1 0 0 0 7 0-10 0 1
Bt. Ixula 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0-8 g 4
Battwrlea: Kantlehner and Gibson;
Orlner. Nlehauax and Hoche.
Cabs Oatbat Reds.
CINCINNATI. O.. 8ept. 3.-Chicago out
batted Cincinnati today and had nt
trouble wlnnlnu. hv C t.. n u,,n..,i..i.u
for Chicago, kept the hits well scattered
and Cincinnati wna at no time dangeroua.
In the sixth Inning Chicago lilt Schneider
lnto. "ht with a sacrifice
netted- them four runa. tjcoro: it.H E.
Chicago 0 1110400 0-7 11
Cincinnati ....0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 8 1
Batteries: Humphries and Archer;
Schneider. Fahrer, Gonzales and Cliirk.
IDA GROVE WILL HAVE
STRONG FOOT BALL TEAM
IDA OROVR. Ia.. Sept. l.-(Speclal.)-Ida
Urove High school will place Its us
ual strong foot ball team Into the field
thla year nnd at the flrat practices held
thla week nearly thirty candidates were
In uniform. 81x of laat year's vetorans
will bo back, the entire backftold com
peted or Bicherly, King and Pllcher. Cap
tain Lindsay will be at center. Ford at
guard and Russell on the end. To fill the
vacancies there is one or more men for
each place from last year's second string
that defeated a few of tha smaller high
schools In this locality, The most prom
ising of these are Matlark, Oould, Hester,
Condon, Piper. Horstman and Vlckery.
Tha team wllLbe coached by Prof. Cuslc.
who played tackle three years at Kansas
Agricultural, and by Dr. Paul Curry,
former quarterback on University of
Iowa.
Tha schedule so far made out Includes
both Daa Molnea and Sioux City, and may
ber U. Ida grove will go to IMars No
vember T. Among the teams that are
corresponding for the open dates are
Council Bluffs, Boone, Sac CUy and
Cherokee.
ALAMITOS WIN THREE
GAMES AT THURMAN, IOWA
The Alamltos returned from Thurtnan
la., last night where they took first 1
money, winning three games. Jim Sutey,
Alamlto pitcher, held Thurman to three
hits and struck out twelve men In the
first game, winning, 8 to 1
In tha second game Wedneaday he held
the faat Tabor team to seven scattered
hits and struck out twelve men, winning
by a score of 7 to 1.
Yesterday ha let the Nebraska City team
down with three hits, letting only four
men reach first baae, winning from Ne
braska City, 3 to 0. In the three games
he atruck out thirty-four men, walked sis
and allowed but thirteen hlta.
The Alamltos were on their toes at all
times, pulling down drives and making
atopa which looked like safe hits, making
but five errors In the three games. Spell
man was also there with his "whip," only
one man stealing a base on htm.
The features of the games were the
fielding of Hasea. Probst G- Stengel and
Btltt the battery work of Butey and Spell-
man and the base running of Carl B.engal.
The Alamltos have a record of twenty j
atrlght victorias, and Sunday thsy will t
nlav th. Hl.ri, K.i. r,e tha rtiv ah.m '
....
plonsblp at Fort Omaha.
David l-tty Blaaks Gipsahaaa.
DAVID CITY, Neb.. Sept 3. -(Special.)
Corey had the shut-out fever again yes
terday and Uraeham drew a blank. Score:
R H K
David City i A A 4 1 A 1 -30 17 2
GreHham A A A A A A A A A 1 1
Balterlea: David Oty. Corey and Pick
ering: Uresham, McClung, Ragon and
bchults.
Baa Want Ads Are Read and Ue4 by
Ambitious Men and Women.
uaa vuuncu iiiuira. .rrou opens'. , . ' , , " " J7'"a o . xne locals pounded Ayres.
tha season here October 10 and the boys IT P-nt title holder. Jerome D. Harper and Bentley freely, while Wash:
go to Sioux City the following Saturday. Trav"' of, 1 pp' MOnt.CUir: thrM nffiJl'JSl?. ihS
Rockwell City play. her. October 24. foN P 'J' J' Oar- TlX' KBV ohk
lowed bv n.. mi.. vo-,1, Hl.k A.,. c"y- W. C. Fownes. jr.. of Pitts- ab.h.o.a.i. lain a
Drawn for
Indiants Win from
Joe Tinker's Chifeds;
Score, Five to Four
CHICAGO, Sept t Indianapolis hit
Johnson consistently and combined with
Chicago' errors, won, I to t Billiard
pitched a good game until the seventh In
nmg, wnen ne weakened and was re
placed by Falkenberg. Beck'a home run.
with two on bases, was the feature of the
game. Score: B.II.EJ.
innianapolls .1 1000120061
Chicago) 100000800466
Batteries: Billiard. Falkenberg and
uarlden; Johnson and Wilson.
PITTSBURGH. Sept . -Pittsburgh and
Baltimore each won a game of a double-
header today. Baltimore took the first
game, S to 2, by making long hits at op
portune times. The locals won the sec
ond game. 4 to L through the good pitch
ing of Barger, who allowed only three
hits. Score, first game: R.H.E.
nairimore ....o 02001001672
HiauuilQ ...V U V I V U V 1 0 Z f 2
BiUterlee: Bailey, WUhelm and Russell;
Walker and Berry.
Score, aeoond game: R.H E
Baltimore ....0 O0O1A0O0 131
Pittsburgh ...0 1100101 4 10 o
Batteries: Conley, Wtlhelns and Rus
sell; Barger and Kerr.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 3.-After a twelve
Inning battle Kansas City won from Pt
Louis today. 12 to 9. Score: R.H.E.
Knnsas City.. ..3 0100100020 312 13 4
St. Louis 0 00120040200 11 4
Batteries: Packard and Knienroth;
keupper, W lllett, Davenport and Hartley,
Chapman. ,
Rain Interrupts
Grand Circuit Races
SYRACUSE, X. Y.. SeDt 2.-Rln l-
terrupted tha racing at the Grand Clroult
meeting, held In connection with the New
York state fair yesterday. Five
heats were contested, but none of tha
four numbers on the program was com
pleted. Two heats were raced In tha Empire
State ata.ke of 310,000 for 2:14 trotters and
in both Lassie McOregor. the favorite.
wa beaten, Margaret Druten taking
first place .in each. In tha aeoond heat
Lassie McOregor almost got tha distance
rlag, after behaving badly on the get
away. In the Syracuse atake of 1S.00O for 2:11
pacers. King Couchman. the favorite, waa
pressed hard by Napoleon Direct In each
of two heats. -In the first heat lieeis
waa In fourth place at the three-quarters
pole and was within inches of the winner
at the wire, the last quarter having been
paced In 0:29.
Peter Stevens had a procession In the
third race for 2:08 pacers. Garrison
pulled up in tha stretch to save Murphy,
with Marietta, from the flag.
All Favorites Win
In Manchester Play
MANCHESTER, Vt.. Sept. 8.-Play in
the second round of tha national ama
teur golf championship tournament at the
Kkwanok Country club today ran true to
expectations and every favorite waa vlc-
burgh and Robert A. Gardner of Ulna-
dale, and the former open champion,
Francia Ouimnt of Woodland, amateur
champion of France, wera among tha
eight survivors.
Interest In the day's competition aen
tered In the match between Travers and
j Eben U Byers of Allegheny, who yes
terday defeated Charles Evsns, , jr.
Travers led by 2 up at the end of the
morning round and In the afternoon
played conservatively, while Byers
hooked his drives and had other faults.
Travers won, 6 up and 4 to play.
MAX TOWLE WILL COACH
HASTINGS COLLEGE TEAM
HASTINGS, Sept. I Speciel.)-Max
Towle of Lincoln, who waa unanimously
elected captain of the Cornhuskers last
fall but who was disqualified under the
three-year rule, because he had played
one year of base ball as well as two years
of football, haa been engaged to oo acn
the Hastings college foot ball team. Me
will have his squad out for prax-tlce neit
week.
The veterans returning this year are
Captain Davidson, Prince, Jake Blttner.
Carl Pratt Martin Kennedy. McLaughlin.
Gretslnger, Likely, Wells, Pottorf and W.
Blttner.
SAerrkaats Wla
The South Omaha Merchants defeated
Arlington In a fast same. Score: R.H E.
Merchants ... A 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 A A 1
Arlington
Kton A A 0 A 1 3 0 0 04 I 1
Batteries: A. 2lger and F. Zelger. A.
Zelger is sure pitching ball. Two weeks
ago he had Gretna at hla mercy. They
eoudn't score. His twisters were toe deep
for most of them.
4taa4a Defeats SWasaeir.
OCONTO, Neb. Sept 1 Special.)
Oconto won from Sumner yesterday, 10
to 1. The features were the batting of the
Oconto team against Maple, a Kearney
league pitcher, and the pitching of Hora
for Oconto. Wright of Kearney also
played with Sumner. Batteries: Oconto.
Horn and Hora; Buraner, Maple and
Mary-
The Bee by George McManus
RED SOX WIN TWO GAMES
Mackmen Lose Doable-Header
Runners Up.
to
SCORES ARE 3 TO 1 and 6 TO 3
Straak's Error Scott's Fly Allows
Oardaer ta Make the First
ftvora fer Home Team
1 Opeaer.
BOSTON, Sept a-Boston took both
games of a double-header from Philadel
phia today, the first, 3 to 1. and the sec
ond, I to 1 Strunk's error on Scott's fly
allowed Gardner to score Boston's first
run In the opening contest and clean hit
ting, aasisted by sacrifice flies, accounted
for the other two runs. Philadelph'a's
tally waa made on Strunk's double and
Barry's single.
Bunched hits gave Boaton the lead In
the second game. Collins' triple and
Lewis' error scored for Philadelphia In
the first inning and a batting rally in the
ieventh added two mora tallies. Score,
first game:
BOSTON PHILADUHIA.
. AB.H.O.AK. AB.H.O.A.E.
nonpar. rr. . IIS OWurptir. if, I I
i -4 uoidrlns. If.. 4
Bp.r, ef.. 4 t 4 ftrollln. lib...
w .. .., aav o .laker. Sh..
HoWfll. lb. 1 , lMrqH ib.
Janrrla. in,. 1 0 1 I 0 4tnink. cf.
Oarinar. . I 1 I g ..,. u
(Vrrlcan. c. 3 4 I lMcAr'irr a!
roatar, p... K 0 I 0 0."lank. p...,
Or.nof k. .
Totals a 9 27 I l"aDvi, .....
Batted for Plank in tha' eighth. 4 U ' 1
S?f,to" "7 0 1 I 0 1 0 0 3
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 01
Two-base hits: Gardner. Stnmk. Three-bai-e
hit: Speaker Sacrifice hit: Scott.
Sacrifice flys: Janvrln, Lewis. Hits:
orr Plank, 8 in seven Innlgs; off off
Pennon; 1 In one Inning. Stolen bases:
Collins: Collins (2). Uouhle plays: Barry
to Collins to Mclnnls. Let on haes: Bos
ton, 4; Phlladolphla, 5. p.aes on balls:
Off Plank, 1; off Kbter, 3. Struck out:
By Plonk, 1; by Foster. 6. Time: 1:44.
I mplres. O'Loua-hlin and inii-i
Score, flint game:
BOHTON. PltrLADBLHttA.
AB.H.O A K m it ,w
iioupur, rr.. sios (Murphr, rf. t i
cott. ss.... I 1 J davlaa. If... I 1
ttpeakar, o. I 1 0 4Hln. b... 1 1
Iwia. If... 4 t lKopf, ....
I lloblt'tl. Ib. 11 I Otakar. 3b... 4 1
o
0
s
j.nvrin, it. I I I I (Mclnnls, lb. 4 3
Oa.nlnar, . I 0 I trunk, cf..4 1
Thoinai, c. 3 4 10 4 S larrr. aa....4 t
Wm4, p.... 3 0 4 4 0 oAtot. t... w
hawkay, p. 0
Totals 3tS7 4 lPanaock. p. 4 1
Welah 1 e
Thomptou.. 1 1
... ... Totals Sf 11 :4 I
1 !
rouam yjr .acAvoy In the ninth.
Batted .for Pennock In the ninth.
Boton t 4) 1 0 A 0 2 0
Phllade'phla t 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 S
Two-base hits: Speaker (2). Three
base hits: Collins. Lewis. Hits: Ofr
Khawkey. 4 In one Inning: off Pennock.
i , 1,1 oven innings. Stolen bases: Lewis,
Khnm ,1 ,..1'.,2?Lk r f1""1?- Gardner.
- - . ' on man; no-
ton. ; Philadelphia. 8. Baaea on balla
Off Pennock, 4. Hit by pitched ball: Ky
Pennock tlloblltsel.) Struck out: By
Shawkey. I; by Pennock, 6; by Wood, 9
F""0 t"tU: Thomaa. McAvoy. Time:
3:02. Lmpires: Illldebrand and O'Lough
lin. Vaaka Beat Senators.
NEW YORK. Sent -XI X-.-,.
I1"'" trouble defeating Washington today
In the first game of the series, the score
Moallar, ' rf. 4
Mattel. 3b
1 l 3
j mus"' n
Mitdiaii. ti'.'i i
IHartiatl. if.
6 ook If...,
4 ler, rf.,
Mullaa. lb.
4 9
4 a 0
s 3 4
a o 4
Uaniill. Ib.. 4 i
amlili. 9b... 4
IllUaia. e. t
M.-bna, as. 4 I
A.m. p s
Aioaf
Harpar, p.. 4 4
beular, p.. 2 1
4""kp'ih, H 1 j 2 i
iN am kar. e 4 t 3 4
JwTrEp a! ' 4 i J 1 0
4
Totals.
"
Tntala al T M 14 4
H't'ied for Avers in the third.
Washington OOAioajou 4
New York 2 1 4 0 1 2 0 0 10
First bane on errora: New York 1
Two-has., hit: Maisel. Home runs: Gan
dll. Maisel. Sacrifice fly: Smith. Stolen
bases- Mullen. Maloel (2), Harper 1.
Ift on bases: New York. 1: Washing
ton. 4. Double play: Bentlev in w.-Hriri.
to Oandil. Baoe on balls: Off Bentley
4. struck out: By Bentley, 1. Hit hy
pitched bf.ll Bv Warhop: tfimlth), (Will-
llsms). By Bentlev: (Boone 1 n-nA
t,H.-K- n.nl.. xj,... ,...' '
ilentler. Hits: Off Anr. a i
two inning.; off Harper, on'y two men ;
faced him In the third: off Bentley b In
six innings. Time: 1:30. Umpires: ' Chill !
Asaerlraa Asaoetatlo
Besalta.
R H E.
St. Paul
Columbus ...
Kanaas City.
Indtamapolle
Milwaukee ..
Louisville ...
IS 14 3 '
s 10 K
t 1
7 10
1114
A M
Ala.a Skats Oat Orle.as.
ORLEANS. Neb.. Sept. 2.-1 Special , '
The Alma ball team defeated the Orleans I
team at the Old Settlers' picnic In or-
leans yesterday afternoon. Score. 6 to 0. 1
Batter.es: Alma, Mercer and Shoemaker;!
. -r 1 pa. u n arnner. 1 iini.r mrtix u.Hin 1
This makes ten games out of thirteen
that the locals have won.
MONTENEGRINS DEFEAT
AUSTRIANS IN BOSNIA
CtlTINJK. (Via London). Sent 3 Al.
r though numerically inferior, the Monte-j
nagnns nave aereaiea tne Austrians near
Bliek In Bosnia. General Vofcovttch, ac
cording te the announcement has taken
the offensive gad Is marching on
Tchatnttck ta pursuit of the Austria na.
FOUR ARE LEFT TO FINISH
Adami. Caldwell, Flothow and Bu-
UU 1U SUJII IUUU icsumivuiik;,
HATCHED FOR THE FINALS
Meet at Field (lab Coart Tklai
Afteraooa 4a Determla tha
Blatter af Ckasov
, ploashlp.
Play In the boys' singles of tha Junior
tennis tournament at tho Field club wag
narrowed, yesterday to the aeml-flnala. .
with Will Adams. Harry Caldwell, Paul
Flothow and Leroy Buzard still In tha
running. They will be matched this after,
noon to rteciOo which two shall enter tha
finals. Ua latter being set for Friday.
The challenge round between this year's
champion and Ralph Powell, present title
holder, is scheduled for Saturday.
The boys' doubles were started yester
day, but only part of the first round
was run off. In the glr'a tourney, tha
first to be held in Omaha for three years,
all but one match in the second round
was completed. Only one match In tha
third or semi-final round wag played,
11-year-old Helen Adams beating Mildred
Hoag, 4-0, 6-0. 0-4. after Mlaa Moag had
taken two love sets from Evelyn Horton.
Boys' consolation singles wera started
yesterday, and the "kids' " tournament,
for the smaller boys, will begin thin
morning.
Principal Intercut In Wednesday's play '
was centered upon Leroy Busard's match
with Percy Bannister, the only one which
went three sets. Young Buiard finally
put Bannister nut 0-2, 6-7, 6-4.
Boys' Singles.
FOURTH ROUND.
Will Adama beat Ed O'Nell. t-t 0-1
Harry Caldwell beat Ed Epsten, -, A-4.
Paul Flothow beat Bob Strehlow, t-i, 8-3.
Leroy Buxurd beat ' Percy Bannister,
0-2, o-7, 6-4.
Boys Doable.
FIRST ROUND.
Chase and Jamison beat Funk and
Huae, -0, 4-1.
Phillips and Fullaway beat Heaves and
Lowe. -7, 13-11.
Owene and Murphy beat Bwiler and
Mchnls, 6-0, 18-16.
Crawford and Sutherland beat Camp-,
bell and Shepherd, 6-3, 6-3.
iirotnerton and Hannlghen beat Thome
It. . .1 I k'CnnAK 4 ) A a
-I son and o'Conaor, 4-3. -2.
Clrla' Blades.
8KCOND ROUND.
J Cialr Daugherty beat Helen Sunderland,
o C-0. s-1.
a Mlas Toy and Grace Allison, postponed.
Mildred Hoag beat Evelyn Horton,
J H-0, 4-0.
tieien Adams beat Floranoa Rahra,
4-4. a-i.
Aljce Rushton beat Charlotte Bedwell,
Cari'ta O'Brien beat Caroline Holmquiat,
Grace Drake beat Mary Norrls. A-i, 6-L
Adelaide Fogg beat Zoe Schalek, 6-L A-2.
HKMI-FINALK
. J1" Adama beat Mildred Hoag 4
-, 6-4.
Unable to Confirm
Report of Capture ;
Of German Liner
NEW YORK, fiept 3. Reports wera
current here today that British cruisers
had succeeded In capturing the Kront
prins Wllhelm, the German liner which
has been roaming the seas since Its sud
den departure from this port a day or sa
before war was declared between Gera
many and England.
Sir Courts nay Bennett the British con.
aul general hure, had heard the rumor
toMuiriea curing me ay, buo
Ji tonight that he had been unable to
conflrm 14 trom y ource. Tha Kroo-
Prins Wllhelm. a North German Uovrl
I'nwr, was taken a war prise In Bermuda,
according to the report.
ST. PETERSBURG NO LONGER
SEEN IN RUSS PAPERS
PETROGRAD (St. Petersburg). Sept 1
(Via London.) The name St Petersburg
does not appear In any Russian news.
I parr tody- Thua has been observed
,ne Imperial edict changing the name of
the Russian capital from St Petersburg
.. ... -
w 00 .'muni oi mo UWRItll
" ' "" "
. rm 01 lne n'me una'r whlcn tn
n 1
.... m uu 11 wnii! 11s lounaauon.
ea In Russia with German
names, such as Schlusselburg. etc.. have
asked that their appellations be Russian.
Ised.
I Mourning dresses are increased In
"V ncressea in num-
b'' n "'A streets of the Russian cantLa.1
1! The cross of the military order of St
I j George haa been conferred upon twenty
1! members of an Infantry regiment which
2,dlatlnguiahed Itself In the fighting In East
T '' fUP Ru"'n b"ery had
" dlblel through the wounding of
W1nlr lf the men snd the killing of all
Ha hbrses. the men decorated dragged off
the runs under a rmViw fi. eT. k
p. r,Itln' flr "A
-
MATERNITY HOSPITAL IS
BLOWN UP BY AUSTRIANS
PARIS, (Via London), Sept I A dis
patch from Petrograd (St. Petersburg)
says the Novoe Vreyma charges that
during the bombardment ef Belgrade the
Austrians destroyed a maternity hospital
over which the Red Cross nag waa fly
in, killing 100 children.
Bverytxxly Reads Ben Want Afts
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