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:BEARS TAKE THE FINAL ONE
r Omaha Celebrates Last Play
at
Denver by Taking Beating.
irJcLUfOTOu's homer decides it
jV
! Well la Hand om Different
'. T' 0et"a"t I'X-k of 'tayla
rwr Works Atnlait
Gate City (lab.
) DENVER. Sept ll.-KBpeclsl Telegram.)
-A elssllng home run by Edlngton
, amaahed Omaha's hopes of today's same
1 In tha atxth Inning and the Heart made
; Jt three out of four, taking the final game
. "f the season with the Rourkes, to S.
, Tha battle waa spirited throughout and
' ntll Edlngton came through It looked like
; "Tfc Colt win.
! I X Melts opened for the Cubs and lasted
anly co third of an Inning agarnst his
..Old teammates. In that space of time
; - Payne and Krug singled. Bell forced the
' ' latter at second and Thomaion came
, aieross with a hit. which, coupled with
i " JRarbour's boot, scored Payne. Krucger
; j tripled and Bell snd Thomason scored.
Then Bchrelber appeared. Kruegrr waa
! ' out at tha plate, Matthews to Block, and
' the Rourkes were stopped. Clean hitting
netted the Bears one In the first and In
. the last Of the third they drove Oarrett
from the mound, scoring two runs.
" In the first half of the period, however,
; Bell's single, Thomaaon's fielding out and
' a boot by Flatter had netted the vlaltors
'a run and they atlll had the lead, 4 to 3,
. alien the sixth came around.
; i After Edlngton's homer, Coffey scored
! n la the seventh on a single, a fielding
; cut and Block's hit. With two down In
.'The eighth, Thomas walked snd Bchlrlhner
.'-tripled, putting the club within one of
."shaking even. Scabough skied to Mat
'. thews, however, and In the ninth ft was
' l-ne, twpf three.
' ;.- In the final frame Bostlck, a Cnlverslty
: Of Denver player, made his debut with
the Rourkea and struck out. He was not
' I taken on the trip. Matthews, who wss
: -dratted two years sgo, then released to
the Central for seasoning, wss bark oo
; -.-second for the home club today. The box
' i"sjrore shows whst he did. Score:
li OMAHA.
AH. R.
II. O. A. E. !
110 1'
i i i n
0 4 0 4)
3 0 0 0
10 0 0
14 6 0
111
1 t o
oooo
1 0 1 o
0 0 0 0
w ji 7i i'
H. O. A. B.
2 4 t 0
3 2 10
2 10 0
110 0
3 3 4 0
3 12 0 0
10 11
1 4 1 0
0 0 10
10 2 0
15 27 19 1
ninth.
) 0 0 1 0-5
I I I I M
.'.Payne, 3b
l.Jtrug, 2b
Jtell. If
; rhomaaon, cr
; 'Krueger, rf
.Thomas, aa
: Vrhltebner. lb
1 iSeabangh. e
(iarrcit, p
, H'ylea. p
; cBostlck
. Total
!'-..1
; Matthews. 2b.
i Kllngton, rf...
: MeCarty, cf...
, Wutrher. If....
'offey, a
Vlaher, lb
' Xarhour. 3b....
"lirk. c ,
i teller, p
( tchreiber, p...
' . t Totals ....
. gHatted for I
4 5
DENVER.
A H. R.
4
t
5
4
3
I
4
4
0
S
..35
"mahi
....3 0 l
....1 4 t
ipenver
1 Stolen bases
Bell. McCarty. Two-base
Three-base hits: Krue-
! iit: Brh.re.lber.
er
Butcher. Bchllebner. Home run:
i Aldington. Htrurg out: uy tiarreti. i: oy
bchrelber. 1 Bases on balla: Off Oar-i-rett,
1; off Styles. 3: off Bchrelber, 3.
double playa: Coffey to Matthews to
', yteher; Matthews to Coffey to Fisher.
! lilts: Off Melter. 3 In one-third Innine;
: rf Bchrelber. 7 In elrht and two-thtrda
; tr.nlnga; off Oarrett In two and one
1 third tnnlnaa: off Btylea. 7 In five sd two
' thirds Innlnea. Bacrlftce hits: Oarrett.
(Matthews. Hit bv pitched ball: Coffey.
Time: 1:5T. Umpires: Van Syckle and
Myers.
I
SMDIAXl WIN DOl BLK.HE.DER
tlsit Defeat Aalelaaea Twlea at
Maeela.
I.INCOIN, Bept. 11 -8'oux City won
toth enda of a double header here to
lay, the morning game bv a score of t to
4 in ten innings, the afternoon game, I
to 0. Bcore, morning game:
UNCOLN.
AH. R. H. O. A. E.
H.
1
1
1
O
2
0
A
0
1
2
0
McOaflgan, as,
l-loyd. 2b. ......
0il-kburn, c. ..
"Wllllama. lb. .
Miller, If
Hmlth. if
Rehor
Morse
Collins, rf
Oriel, 3b. f
Jordan, p.
0 1 4
4
4
.
. 4
1
.
. 5
. 6
. 4
42
Totals
30 11
BIOL'X C1TT.
AB. R, H
O.
3
2
14
0
:
i
10
0
A. E.
I 0
0
Cooney, 2b. ..
larks. If. ...
Kane, lb
T-eJeune. cf.
Jialrd. 3b
Callahan, rf.
fcmtth. as. ..
Crisp, c
Hramble ..!.
Murphy, e.
rWoodburn. p.
i
... 2
Totals 33 "t S 30 11 I
Rehor butted for Smith In tenth.
Morse ran for Itehor In tenth.
bramble ran for Crisp la tenth.
7 In coin 1 1 0 e 0-4
tUux City .... 200020000 1-4)
Earned runa: Lincoln. 3; Bloux City. L
Two-baae lilts: Miller. I-Jeune. Iniutile
tlay: Lloyd to McCiaffigan to Wllliama
1-ett on buti: Lincoln. J, Sioux City, 4.
"Wild piuh: Wooubu'n. Time. 2:(.
Vmplre: Desaau and Klein.
UNCOLN.
AB. R. If. O. A. E.
o.
IS
fttKiafflgan. as.
ijcvd, ro
Alliums, lb....
Wilier. If
Collins, rf
Ortet, 3b
Ihehor, e
rrllo, cf
I'KH, P
4 0 0 14 0
J. Cooney, p t 0 1 0 3 0
Totals 20 0 I 27 1 2
HIOUX CiTY.
AH. n. If. O. A. F.
P. Cooney 2b 8 2 I 4 4 0
Oarke. if 4 X 2 1 0
Xane. th t 0 1 0 0
IJeune, cf ( 1 3 8 0 0
balrd. 8b 6 0 2 10 0
Callahan, rf t 0 1 3 0 0
Smith, as 3 1 0 0 3 f
Murphy, c 4 I 2 f. 0 0
Clark, p 4 110 8 0
Total Uft 1.1 27 10 0
Lincoln 00000000 0-0
Sioux City 1 0 8 1 1 8 0 0 0-
Earned runa; Sioux City, . Thre-bs,
Ml: lejeune. Two-baae hits: Halrd,
Murphy. Double play: Pope to Mc
Oafflaan to Wllllama. I .eft on bases: Lln
coln. 3; Sioux City. M. 8toen base: fooney.
Sacrifice hit: Murphy, struck out: Hy
Tope, 1; by Cooney, 3; by Clark, 5. Bases
on balls: Off Pope. 8; off Cooney. 1. lilt
by pitched hall: Hy Pne. 1. -Time: 1:40.
Umpires: Dsu and Klein.
KAWft URAl A DOIBLK-IIKADKR
Uooa
PHcalaa ar Teaeka
llarler
Defeats Booatera.
TOPEKA. Kan.. Kept. ll.-Oood pitch
ing by Kldgeway and Wledman, the lat
ter a recruit, enabled Topeka to take
both gamea today. Rldgeway held the
vlaltors scoreleas until the lst Inning of
the first game, when Jonea' double drove
In two runa. Weldman waa well sup
ported In the plnchea and acored a shut
out In the second same, which was called
at the end of the eighth Inning on ac
count of darkneaa. Boore. first game:
TOPEKA.
AR. R.
It. O. A. E.
14 0 0
0 2 0
2 0 0 0
2 14 0 0
13 6 0
0 16 0
110 0
0 1 0
10 2 0
7 27 16 0
I.
H. O. A. E.
1 10 0
110 0
1 s 0 0
0 2 0 0
0 9 0 0
0 110
112 0
0 110
000
0 0 0 0
T 24 6 0
Whelan. If
t.aflambnle, cf.
Foray the, r....
Koerner, lb...,
Tallinn. a
Itttlmore, 2b..
Ilatira, c
Cochran. 3b..,.
Hldgeway, p...
Totals
..32
MOI
An.
Breen, If
Ilshan, rf
Jones, lb
Hunter, cf....
Hsley. C
Andreas, 2b...
K.woldt, 3b....
Hartford, as..
Blattery, p....
Mogrldgs ....
Totals
r... n uiniisrv In the ninth.
....
Ko,ncv::::::::o : II I I
Home run: Happs. Two-basi . hits.
u i.i w Jntti. nniin.
Doub'pleya: KllCn to Koerner. Talllon
to Ittlmore to Koerner. Cochran lo Ul;
tlmre to Koerner. Htolen .baae: sr., w...
Bases on balia: jjii V"""jr VTltinry .
terv.
i....A hall: Haley
11V V7
it u wiMttwrv. l. . Balk:
Klattrry. um-
plres: McCsfferty ami Osston
TUir.RA.
A B. R.
11.
O. A. E.
4 0 0
2 0
0 0
1
3 a i
!
4 0
0 10
1 0 0
14 10 1
O. A. B.
2 0 0
0 0 0
1 0
0 0 0
3 0
3 1
0 t
1 I 2
1 1 !
0 9
24 13 0
Itspps. If
Ijitlambols. cf..
Foray the. rf
Koerner, lb
Talllon, as
I.attlmore. 2b...
Olrnaon, t
Cochran, 3b
Weldmun, p
4
4
3
.. 2
.. 3
.. 4
. I
.. 3
.. I
Totals.
2H 7
PE8 MOINEB.
AB. R H-
Breen. If
Jlahn. rf
Jonea. lb
4
.. 4
..
Hunter, cf....
Haley, o
Andreas. Jb
Kwoldt. 3b
Hartford, ss
Hogan, p 1
Kuffy, p 1
Mogridge
Tnl.la SO 0
Hatted for Hogan In seventh.
Oame called account darkneee.
A 6-7
0 0-4)
Topeka
.0 0 0 0 0 0
svthe. H;..V,i ,i innlngs. Bases
lns: oir w- Td . j; ,.f lu.gan. ti
Jt Duffy t wfiSk outs' By W'ldman,
4 by Vioain: 3: by Duffy. J'Ji5
Jileason Cmplres: Oa.ton and Movaf-
ferty.
DRIMMKR- TAKK TUB .KR1K
Wiraea Boat Aa.tkfr -
Joseph Teass.
gave the vlsltora the entire series. Ikore.
WICHITA.
AB. R H. O. A. E.
Tydeman. rf.
4 i V v v
a l t 1 0 0
i I 1 t 4 1
4 0 0 3 2 1
1 1 I 1 '
4 0 1 0 3 1
I 0 1 11 0 0
1 0 0 t 1 t
I 0 J I
Nicholson, it.
O'Rourke, 2b. ..
Fitisimmons, ss,
Bills, cf. ..:
Ochs, 3h
Henry, lb
Oiaham. c
blagle, p
Tola's i M
ST. JOSEPH.
AB. R. It. O.
R. Watson, Sb I 1 J
Kox. If 1
O. Wstson. cf 4 1 1
Patterson, lb t 0 t W
I'.rltton, 3b 1 1 1
Wllllsms. rf J J
Stoloff. ss. I 0 1
Schang. e t 1 1
Purcell. l 0 0 0
fttersta, p 0 0 0 0
B.
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
4)
0
Totals
St. Joseph
With II a
Three-base hit:
13
00
0 0 0
27
8
3 1
.2 0
.0 0
Bchang. Stolen bases:
Henry. IHiuble play:
Nicholson. Bills,
0 hs to Fitisimmons to Henry. Bases an
balla: Oft Purcell. 4; off Sterser, 1; oft
SUgle, 1. Left on bases: St. Joseph, 11;
Wichita. Hit bv pitcher: Purcell
(Henry). Hits: Off Purcell, 3 In alx In
nlnga; off Htvner, 2 in two Innings.
Struck out: By Purcell. 1; by Bteraer, 2;
by Blaale, 4 Passed ball: Graham 1.
Time: 2:16. I'mpire: Htockdakt.
afowrr BirialMsilii,
Mike Mowrey, former third baaemaa of
the Plrstea. is playing with the ('ham
beraburg club, a barnstorming team la
Pennsylvania.
a Melon?
I
Standing of Teams
WESTERN L.KAUT'K
P.
Bloux City 143
Ienver 141
W. 1. Pct.l
l (2 iR37
m w .aw
M l .67H
72 72 .SOU
H9 M .4Vi
M 7 .4T,S
!i n .370
Ht. Joaeph
Ies Moines
Lincoln
Onisha
Toix-ka
.144
..144
..1M
..144
..m
NATU LEAOI.'E. I AMKIl. LEAUI'K.
Boaton 73 54 .57R Phlla tut 4T .f,-.7
New Vork..70 M .6W Hoaton 77 52 ..',97
Chicago ....91 .vWWiih 7 1 .52
Ht. Ixula....iut l .527 Detroit 63 .619
Pittsburgh .5 80 .4iiChlcago ....) K! .45
Phlla BT m .4i52Bt. Iula. .. .5 71 .t!r0
Brooklyn ..67 71 .446 New Tork .M 73 .44
Cnclnnatl .5 70 , 444 Cleveland ..42M.3a
AM STANIMN'! ' 8. . . . IHIIe. o 4k b
r r.u. urAn r., AMr.lt. Ans a,
W.UPct I W.UP. t
Haltlmore ..7 57 .5k lx.ulj.vine . . M M tu
Chicago ....M5K .540 Indianapolis 81 fift .540!
n'lffS!" " ;??r.rl"l?b"" '"2? 2? -Pi
Ksn. lty...M KS .457 Kan. City.. ..72 77 . 4M
Pittsburgh .51 73 .41 II Minneapolis 72 79 . 477
Ht. lx)lll....o7 73 .4.IS St. Paul 61 .342
Yesterday's llenolt.
WESTERN IyEAQCE.
Omaha, 6; Denver, s.
Bloux City, 6. 8; Min-nln. 4, 0
Pes Moines. 2, 0: Topeks, 4, 7.
St. Joseph, d: Wlch'ta, 4.
A.MKRICAN I.KAOI E.
New York. 2; Washington, 4.
Boston 5: Philadelphia. 8; called end
elahih: darkneia.
lietrolt, 6; Chicago, 3.
NATIONAL LEAfll'K
Philadelphia, 6: Boston, ti.
Brooklyn. 0; New York, 3.
Chlrago-pittshiirgh: postponed; rain.
St. lyo.ils-Clnrlnnst'; postponed: rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas Cltv, , 6: Bt. Paul, 1. ,
Iiulsvllle. fl; Indianapolis, 14.
Milwaukee. 7. 1: Minneapolis 5, 5.
FRDKRAl, I.EAOl'E.
St. Iouls. ; Brooklyn, 5,
Chlcsgo, 0; Huffalo, 12.
(amea Today.
Western I-rgue Omaha at Lincoln.
Slonx Cltv nt Denver. Des Moines at
Wichita, St. Joseph at Topeka.
American League Detroit et Chicago,
Cleveland at St. liuls, Boston st Wash-
insinn. rnnnneipMa at New York.
ruatlonal Iaaue Hrnnkivn lh.in
New York at Philadelphia. Chicago at
PlttHburgh, St. Louis at Cincinnati.
Federal league Kansas City at Pitts
burgh Bt. UjiiIs at Brooklyn. Indianapolis
at Baltimore, Chicago at Buffalo.
American Association Milwaukee at Bt.
Paul, Indlanapolla at Columbus. I,oiia.
villa at Cleveland, Kan-aa City at Minne
apolis. CAMBRIDGE TEAM CLOSES
THE SEASON WITH WIN
CAMBRIDGE. Neb., Sept. u,(8peclal
Telegram.) Cambridge finished the sea
son In a blsxe of glory, defeating Alma,
10 to t. In the tenth straight win for the
home team. Four of the Cambridge team
go to faater company next year. Coma
will go to Hamilton, Canada: Dlsbrow to
Superior: Long and Kranlnger to Colum
bus. The game waa played for the
championship of southwest Nebraska, the
Alma tesm having won thirteen out of
the last sixteen games. The game was
featured by the hitting of Gilbert. Bat
terlea: Cambridge. Ferry, Justls and
Krsnlnger; Alma, Bryan and Richmond.
!. Raaue Goes to Pleaaaatoa.
LITCHFIELD, Neb.. Sept. 11 -(Special
Telegram.) Litchfield lost a ten-Inning
game hero today to Pleasanton, 3 to 1.
linger and Ulenn both pitched winning
ball and their support waa good. Mervln
Halbelaon made Litchfield's only score on
a homo run through the fence. Score:
RUG.
Pleasanton 0 00014000 13 4 2
Litchfield 0 00000001 01 4 1
Batteries: Pleassnton. Glenn and
Frame; Litchfield. Hager and Richmond.
With the Bowlers
;ae t'lty L(ii.
RAOAN'8 FAlSTAKFS.
1st. 2d 3.1. Total. I
I-ane m lxr in) 649
Hyer 1H JM 141 4..1
Btlne 214 14 2: 4k17
White 2-'3 1 huo
Hoffman lt l$ 13 Sij
Totals 944 9;'5 U 2JW)
FAIRMONT CRttAMERY.
McCoy 164 2J1 lis) 676
Oibaon ls l:4 ?4 mo
Lang 114 1141 211 4H4
Melxel ln l.'4 143 4o7
Kits 177 194 3C4 .-
Totals
7W
T l.lAtt 2.SU2
LEWIS' Hl'FFKT.
lat. 2d.
IS ln4
liO ltki
12 ISO
171 IK
178 144
3d. Total.
Hoffmann
Shsw
Koeey ....
Mcfabe ..
Wiley ....
lt 4.
214
lt
17
240
4m
ui
6.(4
4
Totals
7K9
' P43 2.672
Rl'HMOR'B OLD TAVERNS
1st. 2d. 3d Total
ruranouse lit
Dudley
Llndsey a
!
1.-9
14o
304
130
167
144
16a
IK
211
1 Koran 140
i Teal ID1
Totals 831 7
871 2.4K8
Llthoarrapaera' Leatsi
H. E. PRESS
1st. 2d.
A. Psetow Ill 131
Chleboard KM lo
R. Paetow 130 1
d. Total
1 3tt7
118
Totals 347 417
4fco 1,243
OMAHA PRINTING CO.
lit. 2d. 3d. Total
nruppe i.t 144 ni 4S;!
rieio is i"( iti
Rohr 137 153 122
Tt.ls 4 4 i.u 71
LTON ENQRAVOR3.
1st. 2d 3d Total
Moffmaa v 17 i) tjji
m.hyna 127 143 lw 4?9
Mlrauky 144 lit 113 rt;
Totala 4 4X 432 1,337
REE3 PRINTING CO.
1st. 3d 3d Total
HauDtmaa 14 In is) 44.1
Krejul DO lw 121 471
Ulaeaaar U3 lil 17 460
Totala
4M U) 1.346
THE BKK: OMAHA, NATKKDAY. SKITKMBKR 12. 1014.
BRAYE& WINJi THE NINTH
Take Final from Phillies by Rally
in Final Frame.
JCHFHY EVERS IS NOT IN GAME
With Oae Beore Behind at Start of
Final Frame, Bostons (et Bnay
and Hammer la Three Rana
and Victory.
BOSTON. Bppt. 11. Boston won the
final game from Phlladelpht today, to 3,
after a ninth Inning rally. Manager Stall
Ings waa without the services of Captain
John Evers. who wss suspended for three
days Thursday.' With Philadelphia lead
ing by one run In the ninth, Dugey, bat-
. tln for Moron, singled and moved to
second on a wild pitch. Whltted's single
l,u l'"sey on third and Cather's sacrifice
fly scored him. Whltted went to third
on the play and scored on Miiranvtlle'e
sacrlllce fly to right. Score:
BOSTON. PHILADFt.PHIA.
mnmn, ri . . 1 u o tinrri, 411.. a v 1 v v
it nmeu, no. I 1 m wcusr, 11. . . 1
siser. ir . J 1 Mixer id... '
"". " Y
B.nmiai id. Jill snim wn . J
.. v a V ...ril, t i.. J .
Minn. rf. .. 4 I 1 0 OVtirtln.
1 0 0 2 01
WhiM-is. t. 241 0 turns, c.
(jodv. c. ooio otiiir. p
Crutriir p. 1 1 0 0 0
Strand, p.... 1 0 0 1 Totlls ,
Davit, p. .. 0 0 0 0
Correh'm, p. 0 0
ellsl 100
l)U(r 110
.114 4 2'
3 1 1 2 J
33 II 6
Tnti.ll .. 31 11 ST 15 1
Batted fo- Dav.a In elshth.
Hatted for Moran In ninth.
Tao out when winning run was made.
Bojton 0 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 24
Philadelphia 0 0 0 1 3 0 1 0 0-6
Two-base hits: Pecker. Magee. Three
base hits: Marsnvillc. Schmidt. Hits: Off
Crutcher, In four and one-third Innings;
off Strand, 8 4n two and one-third in
nings; ulf Davis. 0 In one and one-third
Innings; off Cncreham, 0 In one Inning.
Sac.rlllce hits: Whltted. Martin. Sacrifice
flies:. Hmlth. Calhera. Msranville. Stolen
hsj.es: Mann. Paskert. Double plays: Mar
anvllle to Whltted to Schmidt 2. IJhert
to Burn to Lobert. lxbert to Irelan.to
Magee. Ift on bases: Boston. ; Pha
delphla, S. Bases on bolls: Off Crutcher 1;
off Strsnd. 4; ofr Davis, 1: of f Rlxev. t.
Bares on errors: Boston. 2. Hit by pitched
ball: Schmidt. Struck out: By Crutcher, 1;
by Strand, 3; by Cocreham, 1; by Hlxey,
t Passed balls: Burns, Whaling. Wild
Pitch: Strand. Kixey. Time: 2:30. Cmpirea:
Klem and Kmslie.
Utaats Efeg Berlea.
NEW YORK, 8ept. 11 -New York
evened the series with Brooklyn by win
ning the last game. 3 to 0. Mathewaon
pitched shutout ball, while Kchmuta, a
Brooklyn youngster, was hit hard. A
great one-handed catch hy Doyle, retir
ing the aide on a double play, turned
back the vlsltora In the only Inning they
M..rH riunirrrmis. Kuan was ordered
off the field for disputing a decision In
the third Inning. O'Connor, a new um
pire from the Atlantic league, in his debut
made a good Impression, fr-core:
Brooklyn. nbw York.
AB H.O.A.K. " "
Sch villi,
1118
T T 77 i '
0 11 IT 11 I.
Totlls
14 4 14 13
Brooklyn 0 00 0,00000-0
New York ..3 0 0 1 0.0 0 0 -8
First base on errors: Brooklyn. 1. Sac
rifice hit: Bnodgrass. Stolen bases: Rob
ertson (2). Burns, Merkle. Ift on bases:
New York, ; Brooklyn. 7. Double plays:
Doyle to Merkle. Schmuti to Gets to
Daubert. Base on balls: Off Schmuti. 1.
Struck out: By Msthewson. 1; by
Schmuts. 1. Hit by pitched ball: By
Srhmuts, Fletcher. Time: 1:27. um
pires: Eason and O'Connor.-
Storz Team to Meet
Salaried Players
Dallon. rf. 4 t OSnodsrw, . i
Dsubrrt. lb. 4 13 OOoyle. lit... 4 1 1 l Totals .. 10 2 34 15
sienail. rf. 4 I ". " J J J ! ! : 'Butted for McIIale in seventh.
m.i. . i A A as SB 1 At f k nabt SsS) lZ3jvV
ZrV' Vk a 5 i i oaob.rt"n rf 41 1 New York 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0-2
SS.,h" t 1 I WrC "ib. . 1 1 1 1 . Washington 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 -4
Kiiii m .'. Ill Mrki. lb. I 1 t Two-baee hit: Moelltr. Hits: Off Mc-
rk.r'fs si. 111 M'lan, e. 3 3 1 o.Jlsle. 7 In six Innings: off Cole. 3 tn two
. e. l s nam , ...... -, innings. Moipn oases: siaiaei (2)
,u ivuuiftv v'A"i;;;;v0ri;w. .11. irzzz.. ik i 1 i .
Out at Ro'Jrke park Saturday afternoon
an excellent melee is looked for When
Menater Bradford of tha Btors will
bump h'a crew against a bunch of sal
aried geitts composed of five of the Grand
Island pennant winners.
At Chris Lyck park th Vinton Street
Merchants will hoop up with tha Coun
cil Bluffs Young. Men's Christian asso
ciation In the Initial game of tha elimina
tion series for the St. Paul trip. The
winner of this gam will play th Bran
dels Stores at Chris Lyck. park Sunday.
Slufeds Defeat Tip
Tops Against Brown
BROOKLYN. Sept. ll.-The St. Louis
Federals defeated their former manager.
Morderal Brown, pitching for Brooklyn
today, the visitors taking tha game, to t.
With good support. Brown would have
won. Score: R,II.E.
St. I.outs 1 3 0 0 0 I 0 0-4 T 0
Brooklyn 3 0 0 I 0 0 0 S C
Batteries: Davennort and Simons:
h.l Brown. Bluelacket and Land.
' i i.i'i.ii... . . .. .1 1 1 -
Di rr.vif, rtv-i - . tuiiwiu vrivri in
the fifth and sixth Innings and good
pitching by Buffslo gave the local team
an easy victory over Chicago today, 11 to
44S . Score: R H.E.
j Chicago 0 0 0 00 0 0-0 8
Buffalo 0 1 4 0 1 U t 0
Batteries: Prendergast, Black and
Blocl'! Bchults. Brown and Blair, Lavign.
7- .
Mine Oraad Aaaerlcaa.
DAYTON. O.. Bert 11. Wolfolk Hand
erson of lexlngton. Ky., won tha Grand
American Hsndlcap here today with a
score of M out of a possible 100. More
than Cuo men, representing the crack shots
of th world, participated in tha shoot.
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Drawn
MACKS AND THE RED SOX TIE
Play Stopped at End of Eighth by
Darkness.
THIRD CONTEST NOT FINISHED
Inspire Malta Game Isslag Short of
Conventional Nine, vrlth Brore
BtandlnsT Klaht and
Eight.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. ll.-For the
third time thla season Boston and Phila
delphia totlay fulled to play a game to
a conclusion. I'mplre Chill stopped play
on account of darkness at the end of the
eighth inning, with the score tied at
clgth runs each. Score:
BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA.
AB H O A K AB.H.O.A.E
Hooper, rf.. 1 I Jo OMurphr. rf.. 4 I 3 0
Srott. 1 1 0 4 0 it rv. si... 1 1 1 0
Spmker, cf. 3 1 2 0 a. n; 2h. 3 0 1 1 0
rf. .. 3 0 0 0 0 likcr. 3b... 5 1 I 1 V
Hohllt'l, lb. I I . 1 ( , liniii. lb. 1 III I
Jinrrln, 2b. 1 t 1 -.-.runk. II.. ! I 1 I t
(Inrrlner. Jb. 4 1 i I lldrlng. If. 1130
lliomia, e... I 0 10 0 Oiupp. e 4 114 1
0 0 0 10 t-iinork. p. 0 0 4T 0 0
Wood
p... 0 0 0 0 0 Inert, p t 1 ft
Bint, p. . 1 0 4 1
-ihiwker. p. 1 0 0 0 0
(,reg. p .. 0 0 0 0 0
R. Toll
p. 0 0 0 0 Totlli
31 10 24 12 1
'Henrlkien ..1 1040
lit,. I.
1 0
0 o
Totlli .. TO 7 ?4 3
batted for Ore;g in eighth.
aHttcd for Bedlent In seventh.
Boston 3 2 0 1 2 0 0 0-8
Philadelphia ....0 1 3 0 2 2 0 08
fCalled nccount daiknene 1
Two-bare hit- Sneaker, lilts- Off Wnnd
3 In two Innlnas I none out tn third i ntt
Bedlent. a in four innings; off Gregg, 0 in
one inning; on K. I'tlllns. 1 In one Inning:
off Fenock, 4 I one inning (noe out In
second); off Bush, 2 In five innings) none
out in seventh), off Sliawkey. 1 In two
Innings. Sacrifice hits: Scott. Barry, Old
ring. Sacrifice files- Speaker. Thomas.
Strunk. Stolen bases: Cooper (2). K. -Collins
(2), Lapp, Murphv. Double play:
i-app to Maker to M'-lnnw. Left on bases
Boston. f; Philadelphia, 9. Base on
balls: Off Wood. 8 off Bedlent. 3: off
Oregg. 1; off Pennock, 2; off Bush, 4: off
Shawknev, 1. Bases on errors: Phila
delphia. 1. Hit by pitched hall: By Pen
nock. 1: Bush. 8: by Sl'awkey. 2. Wild
pitch: Wood. Bedlent. Time: 2:35. Um
pires: Chill and Connolly.
Senators Beat Yanks.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 11. Three hits
was ine nest New York could do against
Shaw today and Washington won. 4 to 2.
Washington scored three runa In the
ga'v. t,hnrThe,Tw..tlrlTne1n7n,erev:th,:
The Yankees scored a run in the fifth on
two hits and a nerror and in the sixth
tdn' .ToW" 't'store'om'e0
Score:
NEW YORK. WASHINGTON.
AB.H.O.AE. AB.H.O.A.E.
MllHl. lb. lilt OMoellsr, rf.. 3 1 1 0 i
Mirtllll. If. 4 0 1 l'nitir, lb., I I 4 11!
Cook. rf... 41 Ovtllin. rf. .. 4 1 4 0
lisley. -f... 2 0 t 0 lllandll,
lb;'; . ! 'I i 2
Mullen, lb.. I 1 4 I 0 lltchell
.V :bj
j 0,1. p .... fio . - - - -
i Kunimikir 1 0 0 0 0 Toiau .. i: lv ll u s
Sweeney. Morgan, Foster, Milan, Gandll.
r.,,v,l. nt.v. P.nVI,,.,,.h ... nnnn n
Mullen. Foster to Morgan to Gandll. Left
on bases: New York, 4: Washington, 7.
Bases on balls: Off Mcllale, 3; off Shaw,
8. Bases on errors: New York. 2; Wash
ington. 1. Struck out: By McHale, 4; by
Cole. 3; by Shaw. 2. Time: 1:46. Umplrea:
Hlldebrand and O'Loughlln.
Tlarera Trim Chieagro.
CHICAGO. Bept. 11. Consistent hitting
by Detroit, coupled with an error by
Baker and bases on balls gave the visit
ors a 6-to-3 victory over Chicago today
in the first game of the aeries. The locals
used four pitchers. Chicago had several
opportunities to score, but was unable to
hit at the opportune time. Score:
DETROIT. fHICAOO.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
Burt. SI... 4 14 0 lrDmmltt, If. 4 1 1
KNVIr, SS. 1 I 1 V
olllm. rf. 13 4 1
Vnch, If. . 111 SHrniis, e. ., isissb
Hiilmu. lb. 3 4 Kuhn. c.... I I I I
Mnriirty. Ik I I I I Kh. rf.... 13 13
aiiuse. c. 111 0Bkr. lb... 1111,
Dsua .. 4 t I 3 Mands. tb... 1110,
Scott, s... 1 .
Totals .. II 14 17 11 llthmp. p. 1 0 0 0 1
Rudls .... 1 0 .
FiMr. b...
Chaptwll.. 1 i
SHuiMll. ..!
ToUls .. M It 27 II 1
Batted for Lathrop in fifth.
Batted for Kaber In seventh.
Detroit 1 11001000-6
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 13
Two-base hits: Dauss. Vltt, Roth. Hits:
Off ticotl, in one and two-thirds In
nings; off Lathrop, 2 in three and one
third Innings; off Faber, 4 I two innings;
off Russell, I I two Innings. Sacrifice hit:
Vltt. Left on bases: Detroit. 12; Chicago,
12. Bases on balls: Oft Scott, 3: off
Dauss, 4; off Russell 1; off Lathrop, 1.
Struck out: By Dauss, I; by Russell, 1.
Passed ball: Kuhn. Time: 3:11 Umpires:
Dlneea and Eg an.
SHADELINE WINS FIRST AND
THIRD MONEYJN TWO RACES
' Shadellne, th pacing stallion owned
by DUtrict Judge Sears, won first money
in his race at Bay City, and third at
Detroit, Mich., Thursday, according to a
telegram reeceived In Omaha from the
his driver, Roy Owen. .
Asaertcaa Assoelatlaa Res alts.
Milwaukee 75 10 1 1 t 0
Minneapolis t 10 1 t 8 1
8t Paul 1 T 4 10 t
Kansss City It 1 t 0
Louisville 10 H 8
Indianapolis 14 21 8
Detroit Races Off.
PKTROIT. M!ch.. Bept. 11. A muddy
track prevented Grand Circuit racing at
the state fair today. It was doubtful
whether the card rould be run off tomor
row. Get Into
Chances."
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Cadets Have Routing Meeting with
Coach Mills on Foot Ball Season.
SCHEDULE ABOUT FINISHED
Only Two Open Dates Are Left
Second Team Is Also Lining;
I p for Its Gridiron Fn
deavors. Foot ball was started at Central High
Thursday afternoon by a meeting in one
of the study halls, with about seventy
five enthusiasts present. There are only
about five old men back that Coach Mills
expects to show up In good form snd a
strong appeal was made to all the fellows
In tho room to go out for the game. A
hearty response was made and directly
after the meeting a number who were pre
pared were out on the campus getting on
to the "feel" of the ball. They did not
do any rough work because they did not
have the foot bail suits, but they will he
all fixed out In a couple of days with
everything. Including six dozen new Jer
seys and socks that have been bought out
of the money left In the fund from last
year.
Stirring speeches were made by Athletic
Manager McMillan, Coach Mills and the
new assistant coach, L. W. Harrington.
Superintendent E. U. Graff assured the
fellows that his hearty support was be
hind them and that he would do all In
his power to help out. Principal Reed
also spoke to the boys and urged them
to keep up their studies so that they
would not have to drop off the team and
spoil tha school's chances.
The schedule for the coming season has
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The games are all with the bigger high
schools of the state and there will be
some very hard games early In the sea
son. Tha game with Lincoln will come
early and a large crowd Is expected to
go to the Capital City to witness the con
test. Nebraska City will be the first
game that will be much of a struggle
and It will take some quick work to be
ready when the time comes. Tha follow
ing Is the complete schedule:
September 26 Crelghton on Crelghton
field.
October 8 Open.
October 10 Nebraska City at Omaha.
October 17 Lincoln at Lincoln.
October 24 York at Omaha.
October 31 Sioux City at Sioux City.
November 7 Des Moines at Omaha.
November 14 North Platte at Norts
Platte.
November 21 Open.
November !S (Thanksgiving) Chicago at
Omaha.
A good schedule Is being made for tha
second team, as something is going to be
made of them under the watchful eye of
Harrington. It Is not yet decided which
of the Chicago schools will be In Omaha
on Turkey day, but it will be the best
that can be secured.
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former years ss a financial basis and a
constant source of funds will be used
again this year, namely, the students'
association. This ticket, the price of
which Is 21.60, Is a season ticket admit
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track and debates given by the school in
the city.
E. E. McMillan, the new vice principal,
will handle all the funds for the athletic,
board this year, as Mr. Reed will not
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