It's Getting So Pa Rourke Can Play a Game Between Showers
OMAHA AND LINKS
EACH M A GAME
Invaders Hammer North from the
Mound in 'First, but Are Held in
Check by Hoffman.
LICK BREEN PLATS STAR GAME
After being outlueked, outhit and out
played In the first same of a double
header yesterday, the Rourkes returned
to their winning stride In the second af
fray and mauled the Tig-era In becoming
style. Score, flret game. Lincoln, ;
Omaha, 4; second game, Omaha, 4; Lin
coln, :. "
Contest No. 1 opened with Lincoln get
ting three scorea on four hlta and two
errors, while In the second Inning the
Tigers amassed a Ilka number on the
same amount of biffs. Including a home
run by Mclntyre, and a sacrifice fly.
In the third Bverdon for Omaha hit
one over the right field fence for the cir
cuit, ' and In the sixth three singles
brought the home club still another.
Omaha's last scoring was accomplished
in round eight, when two more were
added to the total on four singles.
Hoffman Dora Well.
Hoffman In contest No. I pitched in
good form,;havlng It on his rival, Morse,
In every particular except steadiness,
Morse not emitting a single pass, while
Hoffman issued three.
Throughout -the entire afternoon not a
single base was stolen in either game,
owing to the excellent backstopplng on
both sides. In fact, no one came close to
stealing, for which fact much credit Is
dua particularly to Krueger of Omaha,
who caught the straight eighteen Innings.
A feature worthy of particular mention
was the work of Shortstop McQafflgan
of Lincoln, who accepted thirteen chances
during the day In whirlwind fashion,
making a cleancut play of every chance.
Hla work was perfect.
Breen Stars for Omaha.
Breen for Omaha more than duplicated
this performance by taking eighteen
chances without a wobble and besides
getting five hits out of nine trips to the
plate. In fact, his playing was the big
noise of the afternoon.
The second game was cleancut from
gong to finale.- both sides playing more
than exceptional ball. This afternoon an
other double-header Mill take place, the
first game starting at 2 o'clock. Lincoln
wlli again take the role of the opposi
tion. Score, first game:
OMAHA.
AB. R. H. O. A. R
H.
t
1
3
2
0
0
-0
1
0
1
0
o.
b
2
'I
4
3
2
0
0
0
A.
A
0
0
4
1
0
-0
3
X
2
0
Breen, 2b.
Bmith, If
Torsythe, rf...
Krueger, c
Krug, 3b;
fchlTebner. lb..
Thomason, cf...
Whalen, sa
North, p. :....
Everdon, p
Kafora
. . .. 5
.... 4
.... 4
4
.... ft
4
..-4 - 0
.. 0
.. 0 0
.. 3 1
.. 1 0
Totals
...35 4
LINCOLN.
10 87 17
AB. R. II. O. A
Wolfe. Cf 4 13
0
' Mcrjaiflgan. as 3 1 0.2
H. fechrfobef, cf..... 3 1 I B
MoIntVi,- rfr.T.i.vv. r-2 2 .
MoAllister, c 4 0 12
Lloyd. 2b 2 0 0 1
raley, 8b 4 0 2 1
iB. Bohrleber, p 3 ' 0 1
H. Williams, lb, 3 11 10
Morse, p 1 0 1 o
J
1
1
0
3
3
1
1
Totals... M 11 27 U 0
Batted for Evcrdon In ninth.
Lincoln 3 3 0 0 o 0 6 6 -
Omaha 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 2 04
Two-base hit: Forsythe. Home runs:
Mclntyre, Kverdon. Double plays: Breen
to eVhllebner. Breen to 'Whalen to
fchliebner. Whalen to Breen to Bchlleb
ner, Mcliafftgan to Williams. Bases on
balls: Otf Bverdon, 2: of Schrleber. 1.
Left on bases: Omaha, ; Lincoln. 5. Hit
by pitched ball: Williams. Hits: Off
North, ft In two Innings: off Kverdon, 3
In seven Innings; off Schrleber, 10 In
seven Innings. Struck out: By Everdon,
2: by Schrleber, 1: by Morse, 1.' Sacrifice
Mta: McGafflean. II. Schrleber, H. Bchrle
ber, Wolfe, Krug. Time:. 1:40. Umpire:
Van Sickle. Attendance, 1,600. Score,
second game:
Oil AHA.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Breen, 2b 4 0 3 4 3 0
Smith. If 2 1 1 t 0 0
Forsythe, rf 1113 0 0
Krueger. c 4 114 0 0
Krug. 3b 4 1 Z 0 0 0
fechllehner. lb 3 0 0 8 1 0
'lhomason. cf 3 0 I 2 0 0
Vhslen. ss .".2 0 0 1 4 0
Hoffman, p 3 0 1 0 4 1
Totals 29 4 10 27 12 1
LINCOLN.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
.ol 300
.301180
,. 1! O 0 1 0 0
Wolfe. If
McGaffigan, as
H. Schrleber, cf
Mclntyre, rf ..
Yants, c
Lloyd. 2b
Daley. 3b
Morse, p
H. Williams, lb
.46110
.3 1 11 6
0 0 3 4
.. 4
.. 2
.. 4
..30
0 0 1
0 12
2 n o
24 Id
Totala
Lincoln 0 0 1 0 6 0 1 0 02
Omaha 0 2 0 0 0 0 6 2 4
Two-bate hits: Wolfe. Mclntyre. Sac
rlllc nils: Smitli (2), H. Schrleber, Schlieb
ner. Whalen. Llovd. Morse. Bases on
balls: Off Hoffman. 3. Left on bases'
Omaha, i: Lincoln. 7. Hit by Ditched
hall: Yantx. Struck out: Bv Hoffman,
. Time of came. I:j0. Umpire: Van
fickle. Attendance. 2,X0.
Browns Win from
Philadelphia Macks i
ST. LOUIS, July W.-Bressler was hit
hard in the fourth and fifth innina of
today's gams and St. Louis won from j
Philadelphia, 4 to I.
In the fourth inning Pratt's walk, !,
doubles by Austin and Lavan and a sin-
gla by Leary netted three runs. In the
fifth Chotton tripled and scored on a sin
gle by Austin. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. gT. LOTIS
AB
HO AS ABHO.AE.
Marvhr. n. ..4
HtninR, ef. .. 4
J.Wlh. II.. I
Hc-hns, lb.. I
lJol.. Jb... 4
Mcluais. lb. 4
lpp, I
Kwf. m 4
ftrlr, p.. 1
Oldrlns
Crovell. p. ..
McAvor .... 1
SIS SUkatUa. rf.. a 1 I
1 1
AustlD. lb... 4 1
Ht.lar. It.... 4
OPrmtt. lb.... 1
0D W.Uk ef. 1
IIS
lit
t
Larry, lb.... 4
1 10
1
I
t
e l
t i
i
a t
ItowtM. M..
4
Haauitoa, 3
Totals.... .24 I IS 1
Totals SI ( 24 S
Batted for Breasler in seventh.
Batted for Crowell in ninth.
Philadelphia 0 1 0 0 0 6 1 63
fet Louis 0 0 6 8 1 0 6 6 4
Two-baso hits: Austin,- Lvan. Kopf.
Three-base hit: Phot ton. Ltoubla play:
W. Walsh to Lavan to Auatn. Bases
on balla: Off Bressler. 1: oft Crowell. 1:
off Hamilton. 2. Hits: Off Bressler. 6
tn six innings; off Crowell. 1 In two ln
iitngs. Hit by pitched ball: bv Hamil
ton (Schang, Murphy), by Bresaler (l.
W'alshi. htruck. out: - By Breasler. I: by
Crowell. 1; by Hamilton. 1. L'mpirva:
Chill and Evans.
I
Albloa Easr far St. KJwara.
ST. EDWARD. Xeh , July 10.- Special )
St. Edward easily defeated Albion yes
terday. Powers having them at his will,
ecore: R.H.E.
t. Edward ,1 I H I 1 I 1 M I I
Albion 6 6 6 0 6 6 6 1 61 4 3
Batteries: St. Edward. Powers and
WINNER OF. THE STATE GOLF
CHAMPION TITLE.
. . . . 1
A"-. At
-:" -1 4 y
I if lws, -v't
I hi
. I .. .. J
if -j .J
I -A It ,. m4
m (r ' ' n
Wa ., I 'ailWlml.iSla.l'i-ll.lria i.-:
BOOSTERS CAPTURE A PAIR
Des Moinei Wins Both Gamei from
the Wichita Wolves.
SECOND ONE . SHUTOUT FRAY
DBS MOINES, la.; July 10. Pes Momes
won two games from Wichita tod.ay with
scores of 2 to 1 and 7 to 0. A triple play
by Wichita featured the first game.
Score, first game:
DES MOINES.
. , . AB. .R. H. O. A. E
Hahn. rf.. . 5 0 . 3 - V O iP
Hunter, cf.... 6 0 1 10
Buii, if 41 1 r 0 0
Jones, lb 4 0 2 12 1 1
Hartford, ss 4 0 0 0 8 0
Sawyer, 2b 4 0 . 0. 4 4 6
Tannehlll. 8b 4 0 1 I 2 0
Breen. o ; 3 10 2.1.0
Gilllgan, p 3 0 0 0 4 1
Totals ' i. ...... .84 3 . 1 27 16 2
WICHITA.
AB. R. H. O. A. E
Roche. If 4
Fox, cf 4
Patterson, lb 3
0 12.
Tydeman, rf 3
1 1
Brttton. 8b 3
HMD: as 3
Charles, 2b 3
Griffith, c
White, c u
Baker, p 3
Totals 2 1 4 2 1 4
Two out when winning run scored.
Wichita 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11
Dos Moines 0 6 0 0 0 1 0 0 1-2
Two-base hits: Vox (2). Hahn. Sacri
fice hits: Patterson, Gilllgan. Bases on
balls: urt uungan, z: oti Bauer, 3.
Triple play Griffith to Hosp to Patter
son. Molen . base: Charles. Left on
bases: Wichita, 4; Des Moines, 11. Struck
out: By GlUlgan, 2: by Baker, 6. Time:
2:03. Umpires: Abbott and Cusick.
Score, second gam:
. DES MOINES.
AB.
R.
H. O.. A. E.
Hahn. rf.. .......
Hunter, cf.....
Bills, if
Jones, lb
Hartford, ss....
lawyer, 2b.......
Tannehlil, 3b....
Graham, c
Thomas, p
Totals
r
0
3
s
1
1
0
0
6
6
0
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
A
12
0
8
I
1
2
15
A.
0
0
0
6
4
0
I
o!
.83 T U 27
WICHITA.
AB. R. H.
O.
0
0
E.
0
n
Roche, If
Fox, cf
Patterson, lb.
Tydeman, rf..
Hrltton, Sb....
Hobp, as.......
Charles, 2b....
White, c
Griffith
Southern, p...
Gelxt
i
o
0
0
Totals.. 33 6 7
Baited for White In ninth.
24 13
Batted for Southern in ninth.
Wichita 6 6 6 6 0 6 6 6 0-0.
Dea Moines 0 1 0 3 0 0 1 3 7 I
Two-base hits: Jones, Sawyer. Left on
bases: Wichita, 8; Des Moines, 6. Sacri
fice hits: Hahn, Graham. Struck out:
Bv Thomss, 5; by Southern, 4. Bases on
balls: Off Thomas, 3; off Southern, 2.
Doubls plays: Hartford to Sawyer to
Jones, Hosp to Charles to Patterson.
Time: 1:4. Umpires: Cuslck and Ab
bott. Giants Capture One
More from Cincinnati
NEW TORK, July 10. -Doyle's hitting
today enabled New York to win Its eighth
consecutive victory from Cincinnati, 7
to 3. Doyle hit Benton for two three
baggers, which were responsible for all
five runs scored off the big left-hander.
Score:
CINCINNATI. KBW TORK.
AB.H.O.A.B ilHO.il
iMct, CI....4 IIS "Burni. If.... I 1
H.nos. ... 1 I 4 bartn. rf 4 I 4
Wtnco. .. 4 t ltol. lb.... I 4 1
Kllliur. If.. I nrutohsc. ss. I I I
Oroh. lb 4 t I IMaloos. 1f... 4 1 t
Gnimta, rt.4 I lbn..lb... 4 311
Olxm. lb.... 4 I 4 FSdikIst'm. ef 4 I
Moll.tti. lb 4 11 rrs. 4 1 t.t
Bnlon, ... 3 11 (Tonsil. .. 4 1 4 (
Hmlsort ...14SSS -.
Aim, 1 Totals 14 11 17 14 I
w .... 1
TnUlS li IS 14 II I
'Ratted for Hen ton In ths sixth.
bailed for Ames In the ninth.
Cincinnati v 0 0 0 0 1 3 O S 0-3
ew York . 1 0 0 0 3 0 3 7
Two-base hits: Orifflth, Olson. Meyers.
Th res-base hits: Doyle (2). Double play:
Teareau to Fletcher to Merkle. Basea
on balls: Off TeareaM, 3; off Benton, 1;
off Ames, 1. Hits: Off Benton. In five
innings; off Ames, I in three innings,
(struck out: By Tesreau, 1: by teuton,
X Wmvlres: KUlw aad HarL
JOHN REDICK NEW
STATE GOLF CHAMP
Country Club Man Evens Up Old
Score by Beating- Sam Reynolds .
saaMwsaBnaa
for Title, 6 Up and S-
OTHER FLIGHTS COMPLETED
By playing par golf almost alt the way
John W. Redlck,' veteran player of- the
Country club, defeated 8am V.' Reynolds,
title holder for the Nebraska state golf
championship at the Country club yes
terday, t up and S to go, on the thirty
six holes.
And by defeating tha Field club crack
Redlck evened up an old score. In 1912
ReynoVs and Redlck met In the final
round for the state emblem and that
time Reynolds won. I up and T. This
time' it was the other way round and
Redlck won br almost as large a snore.
' From th very start it was erldent
that Redlck was out to win. On the
first nine holes plsyed he got the Jump
on Sam and was leading t up. From
that time on he was never headed, but
kept gradually Increasing Ms lead.
Reynolds starting by taking the first
hole, but ' In-order to do so he had to
hole In three, one under par.. Redlck
played ' the second hold In pr four and
Reynolds 'halved with him. But 'on the
third Reynolds took a five while Redlck
holed -in par four and the fourth ' was
halved with rar five.
Ones Into Lead. - .
On the fifth-hole Redlck scored a par
five whl!e Reynolds hsd to be content
with a six and from that time on Redlck
maintained a lead.
. Ha shot the seventh hole In two. one
under par. and halved the eighth and
ninth with the title holder. Redlck's
total for ths first outside wss 3, one
under rar.
On the Inside he turned In a 5. taking
three holea of the nine, while Sam took
two. This gave. Redick three up on
Reynolds on the first eighteen holes.
Starting ths afternoon round the first
hole on the outside was halved and Rey-r-M
up one when he mads the
second hole In par four to Redlck's six.
Lui, tne third bote- was halved and Red
lck won the fourth and fifth hy playing
both in four. . This put Reynolds four
down.
Reynolds braced again, took the. sixth,
halved the seventh and took the eighth,
making It but two down. But Redlck
made it three again by taking the ninth
hole with a par three. ,
-Takes Three gtralcht. '
Then Redfok took the tenth,, eleventh
and twelfth and halved the thirteenth.
making it hla match. IJe. played par
golf on all four holes.
Redlck plsyed a great game- of, golf.
Ha played a good, steady, consistent
game and he deserved 1q win, He, out
played Reynolds on Sam's strongest fort,
bis driving. Both Reynolds and Redlck
were inclined to miss hard putts at times
and both would have turned in bl(fger
scores if luck had at . all broken with
them when making twelve and fifteen-
foot putts.
A large gallery, probably 250 persons.
followed the afternoon plsy, but their
press nee never bothered Redlck for a
minute a- nV-played -'--better gams
with ths gallery following than in the
morning when the gallery was but a
doaen or so. Reynolds also played a
nice, game, but it wasn't ths equal of
Redlck's.
The morning card of eighteen holes was
as follows: . ,
Redick-Out..!4 4 V S 4 ,5 I 5 S M
In 4 4 5 6 5 4 4 3 4 SN-T4
Reynolds Out t 4CS4-6 4 t 3 3
. In ....4 3 4 8 S 3: 6 44079
Tha afternoon card was as follows up
to the 'thirteenth when the match was
over:
Rcdick-Out 5 4 4 4 S S 7 3 (2
In 3 4 4 4
Reynolds Out ...5 4 4 6 5 S S 6 4 41
In 4 6 4
Beckett Beats Porter. .
Guy Beckett or the Field ciuft carried
away the . directors' cup in ths second
flight by winning in the finals from Foyt
Porter, also of the Field club, 4 and 3.
Drexel Bibbernaen . wop the secretary's
cup in the third flight by winning from
J. K. O'Neill of Miller park. and S. M.
H. La ' Douceur of the Field club won
tha consolation event from E. P. Murphy
of the Country club. 4 and 1
Arthur Longworth, Willie Hoars' as
sistant, won the. club-makers' match yes
terday morning, turning in a score of 82.
Bobby Christie was second with 36 and
Stanley Davles third with 93. There has
been very little betting on th outcome of
the tourney.
Braves and Cards
SpliDouble Bill
BOSTON. July 10. After losing th first
game to 6t. Louis, 7 to 1, today, Boston
won th second, 3 to 1. Th visitors
grouped hits for their runs In th open
ing contest. Da via' pitching, which held
St Louis to three hits, and Connolly's
batting were factors in Boston's success
In the second gam. Score, first gam:
ST. lNJIS. BOBTO!.
ABHO.AE ABHO.AE
Hustins, Sb. Ill I OMonn rf....4 1 e 1
UuchM-. It.. 4 SIS tKltip-t'k, Ibl I I I
Mtll.r. lb... I I II f.th.r. If... 4 si
miliar, aa.,.4 1 1 I Mas. eT.... 4 IIS
Wllaoa. cf...l 14 OKsan. lb 4 111
Hyatt, rf.... I IS Cfemlih. lb.... 4 ISIS
Bark, lb I 1 I M.rmnvll, sa I S 4 I I
Oolaa 0 IWhalina e. 1 I 1
Belial. Ib... 1 1 4 Oowdr. .... 1 1
Barter, a.... till CHuthaa. t 4 4
Hobtasva. 4 I t8aannoB ...1 4
' Strand. p....t III
total.. ...41 117 11 4
Totals II 4 17 11 I
. 'Batted for Hughes in eghth.
Ran for Beck in seventh.
St. Lous 0 0 0 0 3 0 3 0 37
Boston 0 0 0-0 i 0 1 0 01
Two-base hts: Brtler, Mage, Smith,
Hyatt. Three-base hits: Hyatt Wilson.
Betk. Snyder. Double play: Snyder to
Hugglna. Left on baaea: St. Louis, 3;
Boston, S. Bases on balla: Off Robin
son, 1; off Hughes, 1. Hits: Off Hughes,
in eight Inning;, off Strand. 3 In one
Inning. Hit by pitched ball; By Hughea
(Miller). Struck out: By Robinson, S;
by Hughea, 3. I'mplrea: Easun and
Byron.
8T. LOUIS BOSTON.
ilUO.il AB.H.O.AB
Hustins. Ib. 1.1 1 4 4 Moras, rf.... I IIS
Haa. har. If.. 4 St 4 Erara. lb.... I 4 I
Millar, lb... I 111 tOonoolar. It I I I S
Butlar, a...l 111 IMasaa. el... I 114
Wllaoa, cf...l SIS 4Kaa. lb..... I i I I I
Hyatt. H ... I oEanlta. lb.... 4 1 t
BatMl. Ib... I 4 1 I IMaraarll. at fill
Snydar, a... 114 1 lOowSr. a... 114 1
MaaSowa, . I I 4 I ba.rta. 11
Unc 1 4 .
Hoeho 1 t Totals. .:..17 I IT 11 1
Totals II IUII I
'Hatted for Meadow In ninth.
'Batted for. Huggn n ruith.
Ft. Lous 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 01
Boston 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 3
Two-has hts: Gowdy. Connolly. Snyder.
Three-baao hit: Connolly. Double plsy:
Butler to Miller. Baaea on balls: Off
Meadows, 4: off Davis, 1. Btrurk out: By
Meadows, 3; by Davit S. L'mpirea: By
ron and Eaaon.
K. C. Real Boa Wis.
F.LKTOV, 8. D., July 14-8pecial Tele
gram ) Ira Bldwell's Kansas City Red
Fox won from the horn club today, to
(. Thursday the Boa seaUv defeated
Wtaita. li. 11 U I.
SPORTS SECTION of
The Omaha
Sunday
OMAILA,
STECHER TELLS OF
TRAININGMETHODS
But the Interviewer Has to Do All
the Talking and Gets Mono
syllabic Answers-
SAYS 'CUPID STUFF IS ROT
, A. tall, good-looking youth sauntered
Into the lobby of the Mer.-hants hotel tha
day after the Stecher-Cutler wrestll.ig
match. He wore a blue suit, Tanama hat,
low collar, low shone. A smaller mai
accompanied him. They made straight
for. the stairs and walked slowly up.
The tall young man seemed bored. He
was as calm as a cow In a cornfield. He
had a "Ho-hum, llfc-ls-a-weary-grind"
expression.
Every man in the lobby turned his hev1
to see this tall, pleasant-looking but
awfully bored youth as he went slo-vly
upstairs.
The young fellow was Joe Stecher, who
some fifteen hours before had won the
world's championship In wrestling.
According to all precedent of sportdom.
a man who has auddenly leaped from
local admiration to world fame, whose
name, strength and skill arc the chief
topic of Interest In sporting circles from
New York to Melbourne,' should .-onie
swaggering Into hla hotel surrounded by
a dosen sstellltes and with a haughty
get-outa-my-way-bcfore-I-smash-you ex
pression. '
Shonld no In Vaudeville.
After posing for five minutes he should
finally deign to speak something thusly:
'Easy meat! Easy meat! Why. this Cut
let ain't got nothln', not nothln'. I had
his number from the first mlnuto. I was
playln' with Mm ah the time. . He's a
baby; a baby. That scissors hold of mine,
there can't nothln' beat It. I got so mo
propositions to go in vaudeville. New
Tock people offer me 320,000 a week.. I
may . take "em up."
i Joe Stecher is as far from this sort of
thing as Christmas from ths Fourth of
July. -. I' 1 .
Joe .Stecher .Is th personification' of
modesty.. - .
He. Is the quintessence of calmness.
..Th. interviewer' followed him up the
stairs... He .vii. leaning against -tho me:i
while his brother, tha man with him, un
locked th door of their room.
The Interviewer approached with th
respect due. to. greatness and. politely
made th banal Inquiry:
"Is this Mr. StecherT"
"Tee."
fthak Haada with a Champ.
And he graaped a hand of ths cham
pion wrestler or, to speak more exactly,
laid his own hand within th enveloping
rlasp of, a gigantic fist
A naive and boyish grin spresd Itself
over th brown-complexloned face ef tha
big wrestler as he learned that a per
sonal Interview was desired.
Th Interviewer was very polite, oh,
(Continued on Page Two, Column Five.)
Indians Lose Both
Ends of a Double
HeadertoDenvers SIOTJX CITY. la., July 10. Sioux City
lost both and of a double-header today.
Th pennant won laat year by tha Indians
was raised. Score, first gsrue:
SIOUX CITY.
AB. R. H. O.
A.
3
0
'0
1
0
2
0
2
4
Cooney, 2b...
Clarke. If
Kane, lb
Leleune. cf...
Callahan,- as.
Hensllng, 3b..
Iavldson, rf.
Crosby, c
Kelly, p
Totals..
M t
DENVER.
AB. R
11 St 11
H.
3
1
0
3
b.
3
1
4
3
t.
Spencer, cf
Miller, rf
Moformlck. If..
Galloway. 3b....
Col fey. 3b
Shields, lb
Kelleher, ss
Sties' k, c
Aral lanes, p
Mitchell, p
:::::: I 1
k
0
1
3
2
0
1
3
0 11
3 1
0 1
3
0
0
0 0
0 0
Totals
Bloux City
Denver
Two-base hlta:
..36
T 10
37 13
.0 0 O 1 0 4 0 O
.4 0 0 0 1 1 1 0-7
Miller, Galloway (Ji,
Tnree-hsae hit: Kelle
Callahan. Kelly.
her. bacrlfice hlta: Coffey, Lejeune, Kel
leher. Stolen bases: Gailoway iZ). i:f-
fey (2), Kelleher, Cooney. Miller. Double!
plays: Galloway to Shields (2). Hits:
utl Aral lanes, s in live and one-third In -
nlngs; off Mltcheil 3 in thre ana two-
thirds innings. Bases on balls: Off
AralJanea. 3: off Keliv. 4 Struck out :
sy Aratianas. 1; by Mucueli, 1: by Kelly,
S. Tims: 1:44. Umpire: Mullen.
ocore, second game :
SIOUX CITY.
' AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Cooney, 2b 1 0 3 0 3 0
Clarke, U 3 0 0 0 0 0
Kane, lb. .....I 0 0 10 1 0
te June, cf 3 1 0 3 0 0
Callahan, as 3 1 3 4 3 0
Hensllng, 3b 4 0 0 1 2 u J
Davidson, rf 4 0 1 3 0 0
Price, c 4 0 1 3 i
Ingham, p 1 0 0 0 0 0
P. Clark, p 3 0 0 1 1 0
Totals 31 I 37 II "5
DENVER. .
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
"penoer, cf -rf 3 110 0 0
Miller, rf.-cf 4 1 3 1 0 0
MoCormlck. If. .... 3 1 0 4 0 0
Galloway. 3b. 3.0 1 0 4 0
Coffey, ib 4 0 3 1 0 0
Shields, lb. 4 0 1 10 1 0
Kelleher, ss 4 0 0 3 3 0
Khestak. c 4 0 1 K 1 0
Cant well, p 4 0 1 1 3 0
Totala 33 3 27 10 0
flloux City 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 02
Denver 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 03
Two-base hits: Price Shestak. Stolen
bases. Hhi(4Us, Csllahan. Innings
pitched: By Ingham, flv and two-thirds;
by Clark, thre and ona-thtrd. Hits: off
Ingham. : off t lark. 3. Bases on balla:
Off Ingham. 3; off Clark, 1; off Cantwetl,
. Utr.ick out: Hy Inahsm. 3: bv Clark.
iSj by Cantwell. I lasaed ball: Pric.
I Tiro: 3.1. Umtdra: Mullan.
SUNDAY MOKXIM?, JULY
TWENTY. TWO-YEAR-OLD NEBRASKA FARMER
LAD who has become champion heavyweight wrestler in
a most sensational manner.
cJb e i Sc
DODGERS BEAT CUBS
IN DOUBLE-HEADER
Victory of Brooklyns Makes it
Three Straight from Chicago and
Eleven Out of Twelve.
HAVE HOPES OF THE PENNAUT
BROOKLYN, July lo. Th pennant be
Is bussing in 'th ears of Brooklyn a a
result of their doubl victory over Chi
cago today, 3 to 3 and to 0. making
thre straights from th Cubs and eleven
out of th last twelv. Th Brooklyns
ar now only thre gamea behind th
Cuba. Score, first gam'
CHICAGO. BROOKLYN.
AB H O A E
AB H O A E
flood, rf
...41041 Mrars
ef
410
r lauar, SB... 1 1 a a vj nira, wm. , m w a
0 ftrhuli. , If. . 4 1 Daubart. lb. 4 1 7 1
0 h Iirnr'n. Ib 4 lit 0Wh. If.... I 31
Fliliir,
i... 4 1 I I
V haler, lb.... 4 4 4 0 OCulaha. Ib. 3 t I J
Wllllama. eft II OStaiiaal. rf.l 4
1 Pbalan. lb.. I 14 1 OOcti. Ib 3 14 1
; Braaoahaa. l 4 i 0 Miller. .... I 7 1
Vaushan. .. Douglas, .. 4 1 II
- ' DM, p iaas
OlAdana. B....1 4 4 ToUlf II II 17 U 1
0 1
A ! Totals It 1 II U 1
0 Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 03
Ot Brooklyn I 1 I 0 M I I M
Two-base hit: Myers !). Three-bes
hits: Fisher, Miller. Double play: Bres
nahan to Zimmerman. Hases on balla:
Off Vauuhn 1: nff 7.nhel. 1: off A damn
:2; off Douglas, 1. Hits: Off Vaughn, 1
! In one-third Inning: off Zabel, K In five
3 anil nn-tbird Innlnaa: off Adams. 3 In
two and one-third innings. Hit by pitched
ball: by iiabel QtU). Ktrurk out: By
Zahel, 2; by Adams. 1; by Douglas. S.
Wild pitch: Douglas. Umpires: Klein
and Chill. Score, first game:
CHICAGO. BROOKLYN.
AB H O A E. AB H O A H
Ooo4. rf 4 1 4 4 0 Mrars. cf ...l 114
iriabar. as... 4 i s a lutura, ss.. i i 4 1 1
Sch.ita. if.. 4 4 I 4 SDaubaK. 1. I 1 I I 4
Jtmrman. Ibl 1 J?4?- i ! ! !
I Balar. .... ,3 1 4 1 tCutaHaw, lb. I 1 4 4 4
wiuiama of I I 1 tfltansal. rf.. I 444
Phalan. lb.. I 1 1 lOati. lb 4 4 I 1 4
Archar. a.... I 4 11 v Millar. S....4 14 1
IbaBsy. ... I 13 4 1 Dell. 4 44
Totals II 4 14 11 I Totals 14 IT 7 1
Chicago OOUVOOOO 00
Brooklyn 10310100 -
Bases on - balla: Off Chenev, 3: off
Dell, 4. Struck out:. By Cheney, 4: by
Dell, 3. Wild pitch: fcy Cheney, 1; by
Deaf Boy la.
Th Kebraska School for the Deaf nine
trimmed the Byrne-Hammers. 14 to 2,
on the east Fontenelle dlamnnd 8atur
day afternoon. The teams belong to the
Commercial leogue. Hlta were: bchool of
the Deaf. 1; Byrne-Hammers 4. F-rrors:
School for the Deaf, none: Bryne-Hammers,
13. Batteries: Nelson and Seeley;
Mthey and Jonea.
Tigers Saalea Reaaa.
Rteiva Regan, th - Cornell universl y
t wirier, ho wss put off the squad In
mid season by foaoh Al Kharpe for
breaking training rules, will loin th De
troit Tigers In a few days. Hughey Jen
nings considers Regan the best of ths
rollag pitcher a.
Boafkera Asaeclatloa.
Atlanta, 2-3; Chattanooga, Both
game aevrn Innings by agreement.
Birmingham, 4-4; Meny-iMa, 3-S.
New Orleans. 2: Kashvill, 0.
Mobil. 3: Uttl Roc, a
Bee
11, 1915.
ch ei 1
RED SOX WIPE DP
PARK WITH TIGERS
Boston Defeats Detroit in Second
Game of Series by Score of
Six to Three-
DUBUC IS POORLY SUPPORTED
DETROIT, July 10. Dubuo and Cavet
wer hit hard today and th former was
poorly supported, th result being a S to
S victory for Boston. Foster was strong
all th way. Kavanaugh hit a horn run
over th left field fence for th third
time this year. Foster duplicated th
drive later tn th gam. Bcor:
BOSTON. DETBOt
AB.H O.AC AB li O A I
Hoop.r. rf. ..I I I 4VID. Id 4 till
,itfmu,i.,, a i v n.n . .
apeakar. cf.. 4 4 14 Cobb, rf I I I 1
I Hobllisel. lbt t 111 fV.fortJ. rf i 1 t
4 Ltfala. If.... I 14 I Vearh. If.... 4 1114
O.'kirdiiar Ib. I 4 1 OBurna, lb.... I 11 I
I Barry. Ih....4 1 I Bua4i. sa I 4 111
'Thomas, a. ..4 1 T t CDikar, a 4 t 4 I 1
4ioatar. .... 4 lit 0 Dubuo,' ....! 411
Totals.
aat. 1 4
..! I 17 II IBolana. ...l 444
McKas ....1 4
Totala U I 17 1 I
Batted for Roland In tb nlnui.
Boston 0 I 0 I 0 3 0 0 0
Detroit 14003000 0-3
Two-base hits: Janvrin, Veach, Baker.
Three-base hit: Thomas. Home runs:
Foster, Kavanagh. Iioiiblr play: Duhuc
tn Hnker to Hums. Viaties on balls: Off
Foster, 4: off Dubuc, X. lilts: Off Dubuc,
i in four Innings: off aet. 4 In one and
rne-thlrd Innings: off loland, nna In
tiiree and two-thirds Innings. Hit by
pitched ball: By foster (Vim. hlruok
cut: By Foster. fcy Roland. 1. Um
pires: lllldebrsnd an 1 O'Loughlin.
i 1 1
New York Yankees
Blank the Indians
CLEVELAND. July 10-New Tork
bunched three of its flv hits off Morton
In th seventh inning and scored enough
runs to win. sfterward bunching hits off
Jones, ths relfet pitcher, snd winning, 41
to 0. Caldwell held Cleveland to flvs !
hit. snd wound up hi. g.me by srikln, ;
f2d8Tor.'n, Barhtre w,lh th b,H
CLEVEI.ANP. NEW YORK.
AB H O. A E AB H O A B
Bnuthw'h. rf I I I crook, rf 4 114
Han'ond. Jb 4 1 1 I lPa. klnia. ss 4 4 4 I
Oran.y. If... I 1 1 OMalaal. lb... 4 1114
Kirk., la. .. I 3 11 ( Piov. lb..... 4 3 114
( kapnaa. as I I I Hlsh et ....l t 1
Smltri. ri .-.l 14 1 lH.naall. If . I 4
Barbara, lb. 411 1' Boom. Ib... 411
O'Neill. e...l t USsaenaT, a . I 1 4 4
Morton, a... 141 rcslawall, . a s 1
Junaa, p.
..4 4 4 1 4
Earjiaa
. 1 4 4 Totals.
U 7 17 II
Totals 4 17 1 I
"Batlfd lor Mutton in th eighth.
Cleveland 000000 00 0
New Vork 000000:0 3-4
Two-base hits: Klike, Cook, Thre
lase hits: Hmllh, i'ipi. Double plays:
Maine I to Plpp to Peckinpaugh l' vUlsel
to Pckenpaugh, niniih to Chapman,
Peckenpaugn to Boon to Pipp. Hits:
Off Morton, I in eight Innings: oif Jones,
t in on inning. Baaea on balls: Off
Caldwell, 4. Struck uut: By Morton. 3:
by Caldwell. 4. Wild pitch; Jonea Um
pire 1 Dlneen and Nallln.
' '-''
V i
hi "'A; I
Vi. V; J
BIG FIELD FOR THE
OMAHA RACE MEET
Two Hundred and Seventeen En
tries in for Dririn; Club's
Speedway Matinee.
THOUSANDS HUN0 UP W PTJILSES
The rlroult harness races that re g"'nf
lo be put on at the Omaha flpeedwsy
trerk August S to T, Inrluslve. under th
direction and management of th Omaha
Driving club, will bring together on of
the blrgeat fields of fast horse seen tn
the central west In many years. Th n
trle number 217. the animals coming
from as far east as Pennsylvania, at faf
north as Winnipeg snd from a far west
ss the Psrlfie coast
For the thre rtsys of raetng numerous
events have been carded and enough fast
steppers entered In each to mak th
races most Interesting. For thee racef
purse segregating 5,0ffl have been hung
up. The track at the speedway Is eon
sldered a very fast ons and will be tn
cedent condition. It Is of th half-mil
type.
The men who are at the head of th
Omaha Driving club are of such high
stsndlng thst It Is ssserted that ther can
be little doubt of the success of th
raring meet They ar known In business
clrvles all over th country and are:
John D. Crelghton, Ed P. Peck, Ereratt
Buckingham, T. C. Byrne. J. A. Kuhn,
Edward Peterson and O. M. Smith. Mr.
Peterson la president and Mr. Smith sec
retary of the club.
Horses Ratered.
Th race cards, together with th en
tries, follow:
Taaraelay, Asgast B.
Trrttlng, 2 30 class; Purs, Sff5; twenty
two entries.
Custer Bay, ch. a, H. Friend, Wjro
Ing. ill.
Tommy Hooper, a g., C. B. Mutnford,
Beatrice.
1 1 arty Blngen, br. m., Ira Hall, Dee
Motnes.
Minnie Obtln, b, m., Lou Freeman,
Chlcnco.
Mao Rose Queen, blk. m., H. Q. Pyla,
longmont, Colo.
Ken Ntitwooil. g, 8. L. Oowet, Ssn
Mernardlno, Cal.
Tlmotl-y Hall, b. ., E. O. Bohannon,
Lincoln.
Queen Traveler, b. m., Jo Eddie. Ara
ri'noe. Pronto J, blk. g., R. D. Morrison, Hem-
ChnHe'y Marrs, b. g., W. H. WHUarn
on. Boise City. Ida.
' Mighty Ghould, ch. g., Roy Owens. West
Point. ,
Wlneschenk, b. ., E H. Eramett, Ttny
fon. lex
ed R. b g., L. P. South worth. Ra
venna. Nebr.
California B, t. ., C. I Derider,
Pleas(intin, Cal
Col. Vldmer, br. , Vldraer, Harris A
MK'omas, t-turgeon. Mo.
Red Rico, b. g., K. Mao Dermld. Colo
rado Springs, Colo.
Oreat Ivan, srl, s , K. Mac Dermld, Col
orado Springs, Colo.
Sand Hill Pet, oh, g., W. T. McFar
land, Syrarus.
Belle W., b. nv. Midway Stock Farm,
(tearney
Allle Ax wood, ch.' m, Midway Stock
Farm Kearney.
little Hunter, br. g., A. M. Cbusman.
Malvarn. la.
Bliiy Murry. entered by T. 0. Jenkins;
Blslr. Nb, i
Paolng, 2:8 class; purs. SSOO; forty
minea
Peter ChUf, b. a, R. T. Law, Warsaw,
ni
(Continud on Page Thre, Column Four ).
I
FoshierNow Has
1
.Three Locations
on Farnam Street
Of all . th dealer along "automobll
row" none hav met with mor pro
nounced success than W. B. Foshler of
th Foshler-Enger company. This con
cern handle several ears, but this season
th .leader, th Enger 8tx-M hag been so
warmly received that It has been neces
sary to secur new and larger quart era
to handle this line.
Consequently th Foshler-Enger com
pany has secured two floors and tha
basement of th big building located on
th northeast corner of Twelfth and
Farnam street This not only affords
many thousands of squsr feet of floor
spao for display, storago and repair de
partments, but Is particularly advantage
ous Inasmuch as th building was pri
marily erected for th automobile busi
ness.. Th Foshler-Enger company still re
tains Its two old locations on Farnam,
thus making thre separate places of
business uaed by this on ooncen In th
display and sale of auto. -t
1
Birmingham Sues ,
Cleveland Team for
Twenty Thousand
CLEVELAND, July 10.-Joph I
Birmingham, former manager of th
Cleveland American leagu bas ball
team, today filed suit for 330,000 in com
mon pleaa court her against Charles W.
Somers, owner of th team, to recover
salary and damages alleged to b dua
because Borne rs terminated his contract,
discharging him as manager and released
Birmingham's petition says his con
tract was for th seasons of 1311 1913 and
11, at W.00 a year, with 31.500 additional
as an option an his service and that It
contained no tan-day claus. blng what
ha com to be termed an "Iroo clad"
contract. He says h was paid hla salary
to Juns 1. 1313. and claims it 1 da until
October 15. 11.
. i-
fn f fl (PA? ill Atlltfl
OaUUUOK Ul AIlHd
Throws Ecklund
HARLAN. la., July 10. Special -Clr-enc
Ecklund. Canadian light heavy
weight champion, met his first defeat In
two years when he met Earl C. Craddock;
of Anita, la., th national amateur cham
pion, on the local mat laat night.
The match was exceedingly fast
throughout.
t'addock got the first fall at th end
of taenty-on ht minutes when he pinned
Ecklund to the r.iat 1tU a hammerlock
and bar arm hole.
Tre second fall went to Caddock at tha
ind of twelv minutes with a doubl wrist
lock.
Ecklund stated to th Urge crowd that
Caddock was ths best man of bl weight
that h had vr mat
Ecklund weight was m 7a4aet
weighed ISO.