4
Bringing Up
WHAT'S THE
"TOO UOOK LIKE
AN AD TOR?
AN ON DO? TAIPEI?
LAST TWO GAMES TO OMAHA
Zawi Succumb to Slants of Boy
Crabb and Ralph Willii.
FINAL COMBATS OF
SEASON I
i
"red Tkltmil Mik-l Laat Pltml on
Local Lot and Hnark-a Depart
. lo TilvMiamr Trip
on Itond.
tl
Ten tried .nd true .tht.t.. n..t -
band of fourteen RAurkea. who have aur-l
........ . . !
f icii vim it-i 'i iv -vtmi 1 niv u t rttrrn Topckfc1
ieagua thla lumrotr, aurrounded the Ki I ""n" 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
. . . v ' Hlta' . I 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-2
tare r.-tday afternoon at .Itourka, Two-hfi.e hit: Thomaaon. Hacrlflre hlta:
park, blew up the ammunition train an.l ! Krug, ludgewav. Ieft on bnnea: Omaha,
1er.iiw .nniMi.t .ih. wn... t.,n. ' b' Topeka. S. Hlta: Off Rldgeway, In
literally annihilated -the Ka.naaa troopf,ix and onat-trtlrd Innings; off Daahner.
In two fraya'2 to 0. and 7 to 1. Thosa r""n ,n two-thlrda of an Inning; off
, ... ..... . Weldman, 1 In on Inning Double playa:
ten tried and true warrlera wera flghtera whelan to Lattlmor.. Talllon to Cochran,
of flrat water yeaterday and they provel 1 HtrucN out: By Crabb. 4; by Rid-:eway. I
they were well equipped to protect the 1
honor thla marvelou. municipality.- j
f Whlla out 'of an army of flfty-aevan,
rorly-three have been cut down by the
enemy or cvipturad. the. gallhnt little band
fighting 'for Omaha yenterday, tu uae an
Id and hackneyed expreinlon, rnng
dowrv'the-curtnl'n on Wenterh league baae
ball for the acaaon of 1914 In Omaha and
hare departed from our mtdit to wage a
brief foreign campaign before hiking for
tb.e flrealde, where they will apend the
winter trying to borrow advance money
from Hill Ronrke to pay for the sub.
tancea which are acknowledged the
neceaaltlea of Ufa.
.The Cooley-l-8 Kaws yeaterday were
rtuckl eoup.'. he 'Kaw hurlere t.ad a de
clft propensity toward placing them
aeUea In lusta-poitUon to trouble so to
speak at crucial Interview, Rldgeway and
l)aelM!r were tha genu " who were so
. rarelf and they are now bemoaning two
jelVati!'; $i-'j-r.L?.
t i Crahfc H'vV4 rroaally,
vRoy 'Crabb, who onca pat timed about
, Los Angele and other plaoea adjacent
, ibereto, found -trie Kaws duck aoup. Two
measly little blnrles were all he per
tnltted them anil only one ld a Kaw
ret aa tf as second. Forlorn and un
happy he was left helpleaaly stranded by
hla heartlese matea. Two others were
left In. similar status at first base.
Rldgeway didn't do so worse for atx
Innings, but in the seventh a timely and
well placed buat by Frits 8chllobner, who
la ,r6ognlMfd aa a military genith. In
aimuch as he Is of Qerman royatlty, fixed
Mm In the seventh.
The seventh Inning also proved to be the
remasia of Mr. Daahner -and again
Bchllebner started the cannonade. The
gome was won. In the "seventh and four
more wera added In the eighth for good
measure. Mr. Dashner pitched here Tues
day and alao In the first fray yesterday,
sometimes ne is allowed to rest ovr
night before taking up the burdena of
battle, but Bill Rapps was reckless yes-1
tarday and didn't give him any rest.
The Kaws only made one run during
the ; elghteea, Jhnlnga. Then ' a eUp by
Wlllla permitted It. Willis went to aleep
and forgot to field an Infield' grounder
right In front of him and Lattlinore
aneaked home. .. , . .
Botk Combats Thrllllag.
. Th bugs aOQ bankers lamped all kinds
of swell baae ball yesterday. The games
"tt aftort and played In two bours and
forty-five mlnutea. A bunch of doublo
Fleye weft txecuted. every athlete In the
game tried at one time or another to tako
a couple- nf bases when custom decreed
tne was enough and Krug and Bchllebner
tried- to .steal home, but were nipped by
tre wrethy "Kaw catchers.
The Moose quartet dlnpenied melli
fluous melodies at Intervals and a couple
of bugs aroused the Ire of Rert drover.
thus Inciting Orover to a state of wrath
and arousing hi pugilistic Instinct.
Luckily Bert believes In safety flrat and
he carried on his private war with chatter
similar unto the Mexicans. Bert expects
to be grafted -by General Carranxa In a
couple- of days and had a huncu a cout
aa watching him.
'..Thomas Makes Last Oat-
Freddy Thomas proved himself to be
n hpneet and conscientious youth. He
eadr.the last out of the year by spear-
ing a ny ei mil Kapps awl- lnstea .f
pocketing tbe sphere, or heaving It over
thegrandt4nd by way of cWlerlratlofi 'he'
loyally returned the pil tq Jphnny, Gopd-
Irg. the well known custodian.
Dr. Payae. the well kaowa -vetirlnarlan,
was the chief knocker of the pastime. He
rctnHld.Tive blow in the two games.
Marty Krug, the" well known German
.Teaervtot.wasUie busiest fielder oi.'C he
certainly , did some -handy work' around
aecond. -,raafclng sensational atop and
cutting "Kaws off at'rhe' front
' Kyg aad Bohllebncr-will go with the
.Rourkes6n ' Ih'c trip.' ' Then,' ac-lirdlng (o
a confirmed rumor, they will dr)art for
T.'ur'cpe to take a hand In the war. In
case the Germans win Marty will demand
uermantown. Pay a hla part of the spoils
and FrlU thinka hell take Milwaukee,
fecore:
OMAHA.
AB. R.
4 0
J 0
4 0
H.
I
0
0
I
0,
.
1
O.
I
3
2
3
10
4
A. E
Payne. Sb, ..
Kruk 2b. ...
Hell. if. ....
Thomaaon. if
1
0
1
0
Krngerrf......... 2
Tliomaa,- s. I
w iinnl lift.
ieoaugh, c.
I
Father
UJW, " 1 1
AH
AN UNHAPPT
VIFE AND
CANT acee:
Crabb. p.
Total- 27 2
TOPEKA.
J "T"."1 MtfTKNou IF I'D LET .... irvwTTmNir r k U. . , - RWIHT IN I 1 JUUOS!
r
1 27 9 0
H. O. A. E. ,
0 4 10
1 t 0
110 0
0 7 2 0
0 4 10
0 1 0 0
0 4 11
112 0
1 -I 0
0.0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0 0
"5 24 13 1
AH.
0
... 0
Whalen. If
Talllon. af
Forsyth, rf. ...
I Koetner. lb. ...
Latttmore. iib. .
I .a tiamhols. rf.
i Tonneinan, c. .
M'orhtmv 31. ...
Hlrtsr-way, p.
Da-hrMr, p. .
Weld man. p.
ftappa
Totala
1
rt
h-lHrPa bWd tor Da-hiHT In eighth
Buna 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0
-2
Hit. 1 0 110 0 1
1 -7
Ba" on halla: Off Crabb, 2; off Illdge.
J..,"1"1 Vmlw McCafferty
Score, aecond fame:
OMAHA.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Payne, Jb 4 12 14 0
Krug. 2b 3 115 4 0
Well, If 2 1110 0
Thomaaon. cf 4 1 1 lit 0
Krueger, rf 4 1 3 0 0 0
Thoinaa, aa 1 1 0 S 3 0
Krhilel.ner, lb I I 1 14 1 0
Feabaugh, c... 4 0 1 1 0 0
Willi, p 1 0 0 0 5 0
Totala 2$ 7 12 27 18 "5
TOPEKA,
AB. It. It. O. A. E.
Wholan, If 4 0 1 0 0 1
Tallinn, ra I 0 ' 0 0 a 0
Foraytha, rf 4 0 1 I 0 0
Koerner, lb 3 0 0 10 2 0
I.attlmora. 2b........ t 1 0 I I 0
Iflanibola, cf 10 1 1 0 0
Rappa. c 4 0 0 1 1 0
Corhran, 3b t 0 1 0 0 0
Iihhner, p..... I 0 3.0 9,0
Wtldman; f......... 0 0,1 0 0
""totalg ... T 24 15 3
Omaha. '
Run 0 100024-7
Hlta ............... 11110 3 1 -12
Torek
Run. 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
Hlta ,....1 10011011
r. u . vi... 1 akll.t... a-
rlflce hltT Thomas "'bh" Talllon; Ti-I " tr.lght from the et. Louis team
flambols. Koerner. Sacrifice fly: Bchlleb- i today, 7 to 2. U 100 me and Crandall were
ner. Double jplavs: Payne to Bchllebner to I hit hard. This, coupled with loose play
Benbaugh. Talllon to Koerner. Left on ; , . .. . , , ' .
bates : Omaha. 4; Topeka. 4. Hlta: Off " thelr teammates, resulted In their
Da.hner, 11 In aeven Innings; off Weld-I defeat. Score: ft.H.E.
man. 1 in one inning. Kiruca on: dy
TlUBhMP.
4. Daffes on niaip: wu n mn, ,
off Daahner. 4. Time: 1:23. Umpires: Mo-
Cn-fferty and Gaston.
LI5K9 BV5CH HIT ASiD WIX
Aateleaes Make It Three Straight
from Drammera.
llvrm.W. Neb.. Bent. ' 17. Lincoln
bunched h ts on Vanc and P urse II 1 today
and muli I three atra shl from 01. JO-'
seph by score of 7 to . Score:
LINCOLN.
AB. R
H.
1
2
A.
5
3
1
1
t
e
0
3
,
0
McGsfrigan, as.; 3 1
Lloyd. 2b
Black-burn, C 4 1
M. Williams, lb 4 1
0
Miller, If 3
I'filllna. If., 4
Kchrelber. rf. ........ 3 1
Altman, rf 4 0
Orlet, lb I 1
Smith. P 3-1
bcoggins. p 0 0
Totala ,
30 7 - 37 . IS
ST. JOSEPH.
AB. R.. H.
O.
1
1
1
A.
1
R. Watson, 3b 4
Fox, If I
G. Watson, cf. 4
Pattemon. lb 3
r. . -t- A
0
0
0
1
o
0
2
1
0
0
0
1
1
1
0
3
0
I
0
0
0
13
J R. Williams, rf., 4
scnang. c
ttolo(f. aa.., I
Urlfflth 0
Vance, p 2
sterxer 0
Purnpll, p 0
Agnew 1
Totals
....32
Batted for Ftoloff In ninth. '
Batted for Vance In the eighth.
Batted for Pursell In the ninth.
lineola 0 1 3 0 0 1 0 3 T
.St. Joseph 0 I I. I I 1 M 3-e
Karned runs:. Lincoln, 3: Bt. Joseph, 4.
Thre-baa hits: Miller. Schang Two-baae
hita: McUaffigan. Sclirelber, R. Williams.
Patterson. Ift on baaes: L'neoin. 3; Bt.
Joseph, 4. Stolen bases: R. Wataon, Pat
terson. M. VSllllains. havrtnee nui TL"
(lilt nn. Htiiltn. Mruca oui: rr ouiiiii,i01,,..,.
1: bv Scossins. 2: by Vance, . Bases on
balla: Oft Smith. 5; off Vsnce, 1. Hit Dy
nitched hall: By Vance. 1. ua piicn:
i 5i V' moires: Desaau. Griff Ith and liter-
i a kll. Ul.. Ah knaia 'lima
ir.
BOOSTERS W11 THIRD 0!4K
CrlsalU
hat Oat by
Team.
Des Moiaea
DENVER. Colo.. Sept. 17.-D Moines
won the third game of the series from
Denver today, 2 to O The visitors scored
their flrat run In the fifth on a home run
b Burrell and scored one more In the
eighth on a single and a triple. Score:
DEB MOINES.
ab. a ii
A.
Preen. If
Hahn. rf
J on oa. lb
Hunter, cf
Haley, c
Burrell. Jb
Kwoldt. lb
4 0
4 0
..... 3 0
4 0
Hartford, ss
Mogrldge. p
Total
J
27 15
DENVER
AB. R
H.
0
3
1 ,
0
1
Manthews, 2b.
I.rtinar1in rf . .
0
0
0
o
0
A
0
I MeCarty, cf...
Butcher, If.
(offey, as.........
F sher. lb
rve lb
4
3
LT-' i; . . -----
........
Mitchell, p.
Tim PER:
Coryrlght. 111. International
New Service.
rMV V MLllKI . , M THROW THAI iSJjL
x - - i F j i f i i 1 1 ii i i r-y w ri v i f 3 2r - i cvfi i 1
Spuhr 1
0
27
Total- 31 0
0i
Batt-d for Mitchell.
n- Molnaa 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 02
Denver 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-O i
Stolen bane: Hartford. Two-baa hit:
Mn(trM. Thre-bane hit) Hahn. Home
run: Hurrell. Blruck out: By Mogridtrx,
2; by Mitchell, a !'-- on halli: Off
MngrldK. 3: off Mltrhi-ll, 1. Double play:
Wlti-hell to Flaher. Time: l:Vi. l,'milre:
Ntockrialeand Van Syokle.
BlOtX ARK II ELD TO FOIH II IT
; W itches I nnhl to Ilnneh Theirs and
Indiana Win.
WICHITA, Kan., frt. 17.-Hii,kIo. a
Wichita recruit, held Hloux City to ' four
lilts, while hla teammate gHthcred seven
off White, but were unable to bunch
tbem and the visitors won. Kcore:
WICHITA.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Tydeman, rf 4 0 V 3 . 0 .0
Nicholson, If 4 0 I 3 0 0
O'Rourke, 2b 4 0.12 A 0
Fltxslmmons, sa. ... 4 0 1 3 5 0
Hllln, cf 4 0 0 5 0 0
Rapp. 3b 3 0 113 0
ienry. lb 3 0 1 7 1 u
Jones, c 3 0 1 4 1 1
Hugglna, p 3 0 0 0 0 0
Ochs 1 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 33 0 7 27 15 1
SIOUX CITY.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Cooney, 2b 3 I 0 0 2 3 0
Clarke. If 4 1 0 '2 1 1 0
Kane, lb 4 0 1 11 1 0
Ieieune, cf 2 0 0 1 ' 0 0
Balrd. 3b 4 0 0 1 2 1
lliavldaon, rf I 0 0 2 0 0
Callahan, aa 3 0 0 14.1
Crlnp. c , 2 0 0 5 0 0
While, p. 2 110 3 0
Totals 27 1 4 27 IS 3
Batted for Hugging In the ninth. -
Ploux City
Wichita
,00000100 01 '
00000000 Or-0 1
Left on baaea: Bloux fit v. ft: Wichita.
8. Sacrifice hit: Henry. Stolen bases:
Clarke. Wtilte. NIchoMon. Double ulavs:
FltXBlmmons to O Kourke to henry, Kane
to Cooney to Kane. Htruck out. By
White, t; gy Huggma. 1. Bases on ball:
Off White, 1; off llug.ilns, 6. Passed ball:
Jones. Wild pitch: By White 11).. Lilt by
pitched ball-: By WhltJ (Rapp). ' Time:
1:60. Umpire: Myers. '
BUFFEDS MAKE IT FOUR"
STRAIGHT FROM SLUFEDS
, I 1 -
' - .. iiie OUIICOI inauo
, Buffalo 0 13 10 0 10 7 1
St. Louis 0 9000010 13 7 3
Batteries: Senilis, Woodman and Lav
lgne; Groom. Crandall and Simon.
BROOKLYN. Sept. 17.-The Brooklyn
Federals lost their fourth straight to In
dianapolis J to 7, and fell back to the
aecond division. The visitors' deciding
runs came In the eighth Inning when La
Porte scored on Delehanty's error and
Carr . reached home on Rausch'a single.
Score
R.H.E.
Indlnnpolls ...4 1000003 0-7 1
Brooklyn 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 2 06 12 4
Batteries: Whltehouse and Itarlden,
Beaton, Bluejacket. Bonier and Land.
FEDERAL LEAGUE CLUBS'
ATTENDANCE IS 1,750,000
CHICAGO. Bept. 17.-Club of the Fed
eral league have played to a total at
tendance of 1.75n,000 person to date, ac
cording to a statement Issued today by
President Jam A. Gllmore .of the Fed
eral organisation.
The statement was made In support of
the "gentleman's .challenge" Issued last
night by President Gllmore fo the mem
bers of the National Base Ball commis
sion, asking representation of the Federal
league In" the world championship
series. Gllmore proposed a post-eeason
! series between the pennant winner of the
National, American and Federal league
to decide the world's championship.
PITTSBURGH CANNOT HIT
BRENNAN CONSECUTIVELY
PITTSBURGH. Sept 17.-PltUburgh
wa unable to hit Brennan consecutively
todayand Chicago wpn, to 3. Then the
visitor knocked Dickson out of the box
In the sixth. Score: R.H.E.
Chicago 0 0 1 1 0 3 0 1 0-0 13 0
Pittsburgh ... 0 0. 0 0 0 1 0 0 13 0
Batteries: Brennan and Wilson: Dick
son. Walker and Berry.
BALTIMORE. fVPt. 17. Baltimore made
It four straight from Kansas City by
winning today' game, 3 to 2. ' In the sev
enth Inning only were the visitor able to
make hit acount. when three singles and
aa error noted two runs. Score: R.H.E.
nailllmnr 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 1
Kanaaa Citv...O 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0-2 0
Batteries: Qulpa and Jacklitsch; Stone,
Culk.p and Easterly.
OMAHA PLAYERS TO BE
GUESTS AT PENNANT FEAST
1 Although Omaha can hardly r ex
0 pected to win the Western league pen-
Si nant thla year the entire Rourk team
a, will be the guests at
banquet given for
oj the winner by Western league fane. The
i fans are rltusene of Sioux City and the
ilbauquet will be given primarily for the
' Sioux when the last game of the season
-has been, played and th SIouk walk off
' with the rag. A Omaha will cloae at
r Sioux City It haa been decided to ask
'the Rourke to attend th banquet.
01
oi
rt!
Blrmlnaham Wis Pennant.
ATLANTA. Ga.. SPt 17.-The Blrmlng
.m Ala . club of th Souther associa
Oi ham,
tion won the pennant of the 1914 season
which ended today. Mobilo flntehe In
second placa and Nw Oriean third.
OMAHA. FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 1. 1914.
Standing of Teams
WESTERN LEAOt'E.
Ploux City ..
I'enver
St. Joneph .
l-s Moines
Lincoln
innahn ......
Topeka
Wichita
150 , 5.S .834
1M K K4 .u2
148 01 .Ml
149 7fl 73 .510
157 75 Si .478
l.3 ' 71 SI .4H7
l.-i2 . - 62 90 .414
151 65 W .3bl
NAT L. LEAOCE. I AMKR. LEAGUE.
W.LPct. w.urct.
Boston ....77 55 . 53 Phlla ..ft 4
New TorX.T4 59 ,55a Boaton 80 U .m
St. Louis... 71 tt3 JM Detroit 7.1 4 .533
Chicago ....72 84 . 52T Waahlngton.'i 63 .523
I'hlla M 71 .47rt.Chkagt ....83 7'4 .48J
Plttsburah M 71 .4St. LoHs...M 73 .4M
Brooklyn ..5 74 U44 New York. .SO 74 .448
Cincinnati .50 78 -42tlCeveland ...43 93 .314
Yesterday's Reaalte.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Topeka, 0-1; Omaha, 2-7.
Sioux City. 1; Wichita; 0.
Ics Moines, 2; Denver, 0. ,
St. Joseph 8; Lincoln. T.
AMERICAN LEAGUE. ,
Chicago, 1; New York, 7.
Cleveland, 1; Boston, .
Wanhlngton. 12; St. Louis. X: .
Philadelphia, .; Detroit. .
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Ft. LouIb, 1; Boaton, 5.
Chicago. 5; Brooklyn; i.
Cincinnati. 1: New York, 10.
Pittsburgh, 3-0; Phllndclphla, 8-1 ,
Games Today.
Western League Topeka at Omaha,
Bloux City at Wichita, Dea Molnea at
! Denver, ht. Joseph at Lincoln.
' American league New York at Cht-
, cago, Washington at St. Louts, Phlladel-
' phla at Detroit, Hoston at Cleveland.
I National I-eaane St. Louis at Boston.
I Chicago at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at New
York Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
I Federal League St. Lriuia at Buffalo.
'nHanapoIi at Brooklyn, Chicago at
Pittsburgh, Kansas City at Baltimore.
Aaaoriaiion-iaveiana : at . in-
onPO". ,L?,"V' " Jolm?u:
waukee at Kansas City, St. Paul at Min
neapolis.
Lincoln Driver Wims'
Norfolk Auto Races
NORFOLK, Neb., Sept. 17. Speclal
Telegram.) A Bulck racing car owned
by Hagey Rea of Lincoln and driven by
E, Bagnell. won both the big automobile
races at today's seeslon of the Norfolk
fall festival, the events being a three
heat ten mllea each heat and an Austra
lian pursuit race. Paul Gee driving a
Stafford, won aecond In both races. Wil
liam Harsch In a National won third in
the ten-mile race and Gettberg of Colum
bus waa fourth. Bagnell'a time In the ten
mile race, last heat, was 13:81.
Three different cars cam dangerously
near capslslng, but were saved by the
1 drivers at top speed on the curves. Three
thousand people saw the races.
Creighton Adds Two
New Ones to Its List
Carrig and Cameron are two new addi
tions to the Creighton varsity squad who
promise to strengthen the local' chance
on the gridiron thl fall. Both men
gained their preliminary experience at
the Kearney Stata Normal. ' '
Scrimmage will begin boor on Creigh
ton field. Thl year tho Creighton High
school so.uad will get into the fray with
the scrubs, and already Coach Dudley la
spending part of hi time planning
maneuvers against the varsity.
CANADA PACER CAPTURES
HURON SHOW CLASS STAKE
HURON, S. D.. Sept. 17.-(8peclal.)
According to the estimate of the gate
keepera at the state fair, the Wednesday
attendance surpassed that of Wednesday
of last year by several hundred persons,
tho estimated attendance last year for
the day being 60,000.
Results of Wednesday' race follow:
Two-year-old trot, half-mile heats;
purae a0: Mlaa Farkwood. MM bo,
Huron, first: Betty Rex, Kingman, Selby,
second; Harry Tramp, Rice, Kimball,
third. Best time. I :!!'.
3 35 pace, purs tl.OOO: Lnlea, Johnson,
Moose law. Sack., firat: Conroy K., Camp
bell. Marcus, 8. second; Hal Caprice
third. Beat tfine. 3:1V . -
Four-furlong running race: Modesto
.Boy. Garvey, Vrpey. 111., first; Way
mark, Hark In. Lake Andes, second;
Dlxi Gem, Chapman, Oelwcin. Ja... third.
Beat tlm :5tH. - V .
Blx furlong, - running: . The Scout,
Marr. Decatur. Neb..- first: June W.,
Murray. I Smet, aecoad: Indlanola,
Plouard, Indlanola, Neb., third. Best
tlrr, 1:17.
2:50 trot, purse 3600: Borean, flrat; Sir
Theaddeua. - Keryn. Rapid City, aecond:
Joseph W. McKlnrway, LawleC, Iake Pres
ton, and Frank- V right. Byron, neiby, di
vided third money. Best time. 3:30.
3:17 Pace, purse 3&n0: Bud Onward. Miller,
Geneseo. III..' firtr Sheriff. Midbo. Huron,
second; Laurel Hall.- owned by Belts,
Shrllrock. la..- and -Dexter S., tied for
third.' Beat time.- I uV,. -
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BRAYES GOBBLE UP CARDS
St. Louis Unable to Hit Rudolph
Consecutively.
BOSTON WINS, FIVE TO CUE
Dolaa Hits Flrat Ball Pitched for
Two Base and Score Visitors'
Only Ris on Single and
Sacrifice Fly. ,
BOSTON, Sept. 17.-Th Inability of 8t.
Louis to hit Rudolph consecutively re
sulted In another Boston victory today,
S to I. Dolan hit the first ball pitched In
the opening Inning for two basea. and
cored the' visitors' only run on Hug gins'
Ingle and Magee'a sacrifice fly: Score:
ST. LOUIS. BOSTON.
AB.H.O.A.E.
ABH.O.A.E
Dolaa. If.... I 1 0
Miller. If. S 0 9
OWann, rf.... I
1 1
OSvcra, lb.... I
vthr. If.... I
0Ahltl.il. cf - t
O.Schmldt. lb. 4
SJmlth. Ih.... 4
OMtrmaTllt. s 4
OWhallns. e.. I
Huitolpb. a .
..,.,. .
0 '
0
0 1
1 I
4 I
I 15
I 1
1 1
1 4
Hnsxlna. If.. I 1
Miih, lb... I 0 Jl
J. Miller,
4 1
Wiiios. rf...
wiiao. o ...
CruiM. ef...
Pck, (.....
KallM.
Knbtndon p.
Nuii
Total!.... to T 14 14 0
Batted for bailee In eighth. "
St. Louis 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 01
Boaton 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 6
Two-base hlta: Dolan. Maranvllle,
Schmidt. Smith. Hits: Off Bailee. 7 in
seven Innings; off Roblnaon, 2 In one In
ning. Sacrifice hits: . Kvers (2), Nash,
Whitted. Sacrifice fly: Magee. Left on
bases: St. Louis, 5; Boston, 7. Bases on
bulls: Off Bailee, 2; off Robinson, 1: off
Rudolph, 1. First base on errors: St.
Louis, 1. Hit by pitched ball: Cather by
Robinson. Struck out: Bv Bailee, C: by
Rudolph, I. Time: 1:48. Umpires: Hlg
ler and Hart.
' Phil Win Two' Games. -PITTSBURGH,
Seept. Vf.-Phlladetphla
won two games from Pttsburgh today and
ouhted their. cpponnt from fifth place.
The scores v vie 6 to 1 and 2 to 0. . The
flrt contest win won by . hitting Har
mo'a delivery hard In three innings and
MuV.inn Kood twlrltiift after ne relieved
Javil-s In the fourth Ir.rlnk. The second
game v ss n r!tehlng dccl between Tlncup
and Mcyulllau and was won In the sixth
inning on two pmnea, Luderus' double and
an error by Siglln. -Score; first game:
PITTSBURGH. PHIl.ADEL.PHIA.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
Ckrar. It-... 4 1 Q. ILoberf, Jk.v. 1 1 a 1
milln, 2b.... 5 11
rolllna. tl .i 4 1 t
Coatollo. rf. 4 1'
4 oackr,. -). 4
0 l.ui!eru. lb. 0
1 eMail, lb-lf. 4
t vih. rt. a
KonrK-kr, lb. t o 11
U nr, M . 4 1 1
1 Byrne, lb.... a
M1rthr ab I -0
MrAulejr, lb 0
Cllhoon, c... a f
Colemaa. .. 0 0
Harmon, p. . 3 1
roniolmaa, p
Vlox , 1
Hyatt 1 0
ScbMraa ... 1
OPukort, cf.. a
Urtln, - 4
ODooln, c 1
tJacoM. p.... 1
1
Oiuttjion., p
10 11
o
I "T- .
Totals U 14 17 r
I
Bated for McCartnv In tho eighth.
Batted for Gibuon In the eighth.
Batted fur Harmon In the eighth.
Pittsburgh 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0-4
Philadelphia 2 0010310 6
Two-base hits: Sarey. Cravath (2).
Paskert. Becker. Hits: Of Harmon. 9 In
seven Innirgs; off Conxelman, none In on
inning; eft Jacobs, In three and two-
thirds inning; off Mattlao. 2 In five and
cne-thtrd innlgs. Sacrifice hts: Mc
Carthy, Dooln, .Byrne. Sacrifice fly:
Doom. Stolen bases: Wagner, Paskert.
Left on base: Pittsburgh. : Philadel
phia, a. Base on ball: Off - Harmon,
2; off Conselman, 1; off Jacobs, 3: off
Biaiiison. l. first Pas on errors: Pitts
burgh, 1; Philadelphia, 1. Struck out:
By Harmon, 2; by Jacobs, 1. Time: 1:48.
Umpires: Eason and Qulgley. Score, sec
ond game: I
Score, second game: . ,
, PITTSBURGH. PHILADELPHIA.
AB H O A E ar H n i r
Caroy, If ... 33 OLohort. ab... a 4
visila. as... a 1 LByraa, lb... a 1 1 i 0
vim. ab lata avtam. if.... 4 a o
Collins, rf...-4 1 1 -r.v(h. rf.. 3 1 1
oatolls. rf. a 1 1 1 .udoruo. lb.. 1 1 a !
Knoetrby. b 4 1 4 0 tl'mtbrnn. cf.. 4 4 9 0,
waanor. . . 4 1 a 1 SVUnln as... a t 01
MaCartr. aba 1 11 Sturm t a a i ai
M earthy, ab a 1 a I oriocvip, p.....l 0 3 3 ',
lileman, caiaao
at'QUUIoa. I 3 Totaat.... 34 4 XT ia fl
Kanllob'r, p. 4 4 4 4
Hyatt 14 4 0 0
Totals ... ai 14 It 1
Batted for Mcyuillan In) eighth.
Pittsburgh .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 I
Two-baae hlta: Konetchy, Coleman.
Costello, Cravath. Luderus. Hits: Off
McQuillan, 5 in seven Innings; off Kant
lehner, none In one Inning. Stolen bases:
Carey, Wagner. Doubl plays: Tlncup
to Byrne to Luderus. Costello to Wagner.
Bases on balls: Off McQuillan. 6: off
Kantlebner, 1; off Tlncup. 2. Ift on
baaes: Philadelphia, 4; Pittsburgh. .
Struck out: By McQuillan. 8; by Kant
lehner. 1; by Tlncup. 3. Time; J. 40,
Umpires: Eaaon and Qulgley.
Red Kaay for Glants.
'NEW'TORK, Sept. 17-New York won
another eaay victory from Cincinnati to
day, the score .being 10 to 1.' Douglass i
was very wild, walking eight men and I
hitting another, so that the etiamptone
acored with little hitting. New York's
three runs In the fourth were scored !
without a hit. Bums drew three passes I
and on hia last time up hit a home run
with two on basea. Malhewson was
strong throughout and allowed only six
hlta. Score:
CINCINNATI. NEW YORK.
AIHO.il.
AR H O A B
Kllltfor. rf
4 111 tSaodsraaa at a t t t t
Twoiably, 1
Her toe aa...
Ornk. lb
Nlafetff, 4b..
Danlata, cf . .
Ooaaala, .
Yjnflln. p.,
Kallocs. lb
PowfiaM, -.
Olorkaoa. .
. 4 t t t OOoyl. lb.... I i a t
. 4 1 t t IXtork ... t t t 1
, 4 t a a IB urn a. If.... 1 1 3 t t
.4111 OPt em. If t t t t t
. a I 1 t tPMotcber, aa. a I a a t
.at t 1 Mobaruna, rf 4 t t t t
, t t t A tiraot. n-a. a t t I t
.a 1 10 1 tatarkla. lb... 8 1 14 a t
, 8 t a t ilayora, a... 3 tilt
. 1 t t t tlnkneoa. a.. 1 1 1 t
Maakamaoa. it I I I
Totala ....U 414318
V Totala ta tl 1 t
Cincinnati t 1 0 0 0 0 01
New York 0 0 t 3 4 1
Flrat base on errors: New York. 1.
Home run: Burns. Two-baae lilts: Nle
hoff, Mathcwson, Johnson. Sacrifice hit:
Fletcher. Sacrifice fly: Grant Stolen
baaats: Heriog. Merkla Left on bases:
New York. 3: Cincinnati. 4. Double play:
Ketlogg tunasaisted). Baa o ball;
Off Douglas. 8. Struck out) By Doug-
s TSaTvTi - 'A
lass, 3: bv Mathewson, 1. Hit bv pitched
ball: Doyle by Douglass. Hits: Off
Iouglaa, 7 In seven Innings; off Ying
llrig. 3 in one Inning. Time: 1:42. Um
pires: Byron and O'Connell.
Dodgers Loan to Cabs.
- BROOKLYN, Sept. 17. Chicago won
irom Brooklyn today, 5 to 1, In ten In
nings. It was a pitchers' battlo between
Vaughn and Reulbach for nine innings.
In the tenth the Brooklyn twlrler lout
his effectiveness, allowing a double to
Bchulte and singles to Fisher, Sweeney,
Good and Saicr. Chicago's other run
came In the seventh on Zimmerman's
single and Fisher's triple. Brooklyn's
lone tally In the second resulted from a
pass to Egan and singles bv MeCarty
and Daubort. Fisher was spiked In tho
wrist by MeCarty in sliding home in the
tenth. Beore:
CHICAOO. BROOKLYN.
AH.H.O.A.K. AB.H.O.A.E.
Iwch. cf.... 1
0 I
OMyars, cf.... 4
Oecxl, rf 4
fcalar. lb.... 4
Znrmtn, 8b.
8etialt, If.. 4
Ftiher. m... 4
rorriden. - 0
L: -k .
t 1
i u
1 i
2
a t
0 o
1 l
T
0 1
fOaubcrt, lb. 4
4tenel, rf.. t
OPtlton, rf... 1
DWhnl. If.... a
0 ."uthaw, 3b 4
ftleti. lb.
OKgan,
4 MeCarty,
OKeulbacb
a
... a
c. 4
P
.Arch.r,"c.:.;
, Vaufbn, p.
!
Total
as it ao 14 l Touts ....a aaoia l
o o o o o 0 'l o 0 45
0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
bases: Chicago. 6; Brooklyn,
' Chicago
; Brooklyn
.1 Left on
11. Two-base hltr Schulte. .Three-base
hit: .Fisher. Sacrifice -hits: Meyers,
Wheat, Archer. Sacrifice fly! Leach.
First base on errors: Chicago. 1. Stolen
bases: Lea era Dalton. Double play:
Fisher to Sweeney to Baler. Basea on
balls: Off Vaughn, 5; off Reulbach, 2.
Struck out: Bv Vaughn, 5; by Reulbach,
7. Time: 1:50. Umpires: Klem and
Ehslle. ' . .
Red Sox Win.
EMMET. Neb., Sept.- 17 tSpeclal Tele
gram.) The Kansas City Red Sox won a
one-aided same from the home team, by
the score of 18 to 5. Score: R.H.E.
Red Sox 02423041 216 15 1
Emmet 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 05 8 3
Batteries: Red Sox, Wells and Thomp
son; Emmet, Smith and Jones.
I
American
Louisville ....
'AssoelafVon
Resntta.
8 13
7
Columbus ....
With the Bowlers
Omaha ( League.
HOT PLATES. '
1st. 2d. 3d. Total.
Pugh 124 117 141 33
Johnann Krt Ida 101 "m
o'Baber 82 104 t-5 271
0 Slater 04 . Vm 140 342
Cooper 192 127 147 4o
Totals
678 i2
DISPATCHERS.
617 1.7&?
3d. Total.
- 163 32
1st. 2d.
Anderson .
Lucena
Mo ran ....
Ryan
Bland
, 8
125
113
117
140
104
145
1M
3S"J
' 263
m
.' M
At
162
r.:
Totals
, 662 564
COMFORT IRON8.
705 1.921
3d. Total.
1st.
Srt.
Moran ....
Boiler ....
Hake .....
Shames v
Johnson
Total
. 13)
. 163
. 118
. 115
. 184
112
161
85
7
182
149 S91
148
136
101
176
462
3H9
3i3
642
700 ' 637
TAJt BABIES.
1 710 2,047
3d. Total.
. 1st 2d
Johnson ....
Campbell .
Martlg ....
Dougherty
Watt
Total'..
185
12
....128
116
............ 131
151
131 427
115
172
152
199
1.S4
1J0
139
180
35
421
406
610
799 724 2.159
INTENSOS.
1st 2d.
3d. Total.
Ill 403
Hansen ..
Phillips ..
Schmidt
Larson ...
Jensen ..
Total
......... 117
157
:38
165
., 148
175
102
130
98
111
86
844
4i
873
853
170
110
93
715 '
DOES.
1st.
......... 144
124
...... 184
92-
78
617 570 1.902
2d.
175
178
80
1M
IIS
3d. Total.
221 640
McDonald
Parkhurst .
Nightingale
Oleson
Jasperson .
Total ...
116
415
434
410
302
170
14
lo
.. 622 702 777 2,101
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FINAL SCORE IS EIGHT TO THREE
Detroit Scores Thrice Off Plank la
First Tvro, bat Pennock Blank
Them for Rest of the
Contest.'
DETROIT, Sept 17.-Phlladelphla" per
sistent hitting and Ptnnock's effective
pitching gave Philadelphia an S to 3 Vic
tory over Detroit today. Detroit scored
three runs off Plank in the first two In
nings, bt:t Pennock blaiiked the Tiger
the rest cf the game. MOrlarity waa
benched by : Umpire Egan In' ht eighth
lnnig for disputing a oecUlon. Score:
Yank Bump Chicago.
-niwAuu. oepi. 17. recklnpaugh won
bis
uroi game as manager today when
rsew lork defeated Chlma-n 7 . o
Pecktnpaugh assumed the duties of man
ager following the resignation of Prank
Chance yesterday. The visitors scored
their run by hitting opportunely, run
ning the bases cleverly and taking ad
vantage of each slip made by the locals.
Chicago had numerous chances to score.
but did not take the chances. The field
ing of the new manager and Hartxell
and Weaver was the featura of the game.
Score: . . R.H.E.
New York 0 2 0 0 01 0 0 4-7 12 1
Chicago 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0-2 7 3
Red Sox 'Defeat Napa.
CLEVELAND, ' O.. - Sept 17. Boston
opened Its series here by defeating Cleve
land, 8 to 1. Mitchell pitched poorly and
was miserably supported. On th other
hand. Foster was very effective and was
splendidly backed up in the field.- Bar
Bare, recently of the New Orleans .club,
made his Cleveland debut and drove In
Cleveland' only run. Score: R.H.E.
Cleveland. 0000001 001 5
Hoston 2 0 1 1 0 0 4 0 0-811 1
Senator Trim Browns,
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 17.-Wahlngton
pounded St. Louis pltdhera hard today
and won, 12 to. 8. . St Louis could do
nothing with Bentley's delivery fter.the
first Inning. After the --fourth inning
Manager Rickey put in most of . hi new
playera. Score: . . ,
FLEMING MAKES BEST SCORE
m POLICE TARGET SHOOT
Le Fleming, police patrol chauffeur
and ex-cowboy,' made the highest, score
In the police department revolver prac
tice Wednesday. Sergeant "Chick" Fer
ris was second.
Chief Dunn, acknpwledged the best
pistol shot on the force, Is not Competing
for the medal. , ,
.
Falrbary Gray Win. . (
FAIRBURY, - Neb., Sept.' ' 1. Special
Telegram.) Falrbur Gray trimmed
Pruning thla aftornoon, 6 to'S.' Bruning
secured only three hits of Siholl and he
distinguished himself by striking out fif
teen men. Fairbury secured nine hits off
Luby. This was a tryout game between
Fairbury and Bruning, preparatory for a
tournament next week- Battelres: Fair
bury, Sholl and Bothe: Bruning. Luby
and Durham. Umpire. Spec Parker,
. Coach Hawley on Scene.
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