Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, July 21, 1915, Page 4, Image 4
THE BEE: OMAHA, TI ESDAY, JULY HO, liH."i SIODX TAKE TWO FROHM'S CREW Wildneti on Part of North and Thompson Loiei Pint Game After it i Won. Phool Phan Phables Drawn for The Bee by Hoban 3 SECOND IS A WOEFUL AFFAIR VffcP 1 over pd CeTTN lW TO LEfrOa -the 6a?U2 euHEY ( 0 ot ,e uasKT. -cue (Try rWfe cm ace imwsouh home lBrtUI, 7; ' " ' s- yv K? TJie iter ling force of General von Htndenberc Krug met defeat twice yes terday. Two battle wore mini at the Rnurk ball lot and both time thr Krn army waa repul vd with heavy losses . The flint count wa i to J In favor of the enemy and the orond. I to 3. 'Twaa a mi) ocaalon for all supporter of the local. For even framen of the j Initial mobat the Rourke led In the ' skirmishes, but when, the Floui started ( their heavy bombardment our brave i athlete were quickly aubdued. The fatal pa nm was the ebjhth. Four run were put over on two hit and a flock of battery mlatakea and It remained for the hoapltal rorpa to come around and col lect the dead and wounded. To open the affair North aalkej Pa vis and Lejeune hit aafely. . Kano beat out) a bunt when North waa alow In field In It. Then North walked Henallnr. froclnit uavis over me runner, ne piirnei iwn wide one to Davidson and General Krtiu sent out an ft. O. 8. for reinforcement. Colonel Thompaon ram to the rescue. but didn't rescue. He completed the walk to Davidson and Lejeune trotted home unmoleeted. Aa the acore waa previously j J to lln our favor, the count waa tied. , Donnelly' Infield out rea-lHtcred Kane ; and on thle out and Kelly Davidson i scooted lo third from which point of vantage he marked on Krueier'a passed ball. Waste Tine. The hostile crew atarted out In the very first Inning of the aecond fray and when the flrat Inning waa over the game wa over. Five runs were pinned aero on four hit off jrounx Mr. Hoffman and four blunder by the Rourke defenne. Bverdon went la after the flrat at ansa, but he wa too late. The game finished, I to J. The ama team play today called at J o'clock. Mcore: Score, flrt game- SIOUX CITT. xa n. fi ooney, 7b 4 flame 0 Talllon. ss 4 0 niavls. If 1 l-eteune, rf I I Kane, lb 4 1 llenalln. 3h J 1 Davldeon, rf.,.,u...3 .1 dxinnrlly. r 4 0 'Kelly, p 0 Totals Well. If Hmlth, cf tl'oreythe, rf... I.rufupr, o...., Krua, 2I , rMhielbner, Ut, 'Hrecn, b , M'halen, a North, p... Thompeon, p.., Wane .. Totalw M t OMAHA. AH, K. 4 4 4 4 4 4 S 0 1 .34 O. 1 ! It I . 1 1 11 O. O t i t u i 0 0 A. 11 A. 0 0 0 IX K. I Tnniiel.lll, tb.,.. Hieen. c Tlionui, p MngrlilK. p Va-dcrveldt, p.. .y Lit MB HdM ' -toot f,,jj? etM MP COfe MlWtS 4; A poNNlN HOME WOW ' SOME Tae,- ft Jf iJJ W iPllL lllIIIWittl!flf(llll(lllillllllilll 1 1 . . Total IM 1 tit JUSKI'H. AH. R. 7 24 15 Koehlrr. 2b... Nloholaun, If.. WaUon. rf ... Hllllama, lb.. HelrrMT, cf.... ltIP. a 0CronllnK. lb... 6 lilt, o. ....... vance, .... . 'Blanck batted (or Thompson In ninth. t-lr.u city Hit I t 4 :U 0 I - 1'i)N ...0 3 1 1 1 1 2 110 Omehar- He 1 a 1 1 Hun 0 1 1 0 0 t t V o-f Klanck batted for Thnpeon In ninth. Two-baa hits: Kelly, Kruraer. Ptolen baeea: Hensllns;. Knmirer. hrnUh, Whalen. mhiiebner. fcrlflce hit: Tulllon. Teft on baaea. Klou tMty, 7; Omaha, A Hlt: Ciff North, In aeven and part of another limlnir; off Thompaon, t In two lnnlrut. iMnick out: By Kelly, ; by Thimpaon, 1. Kaae on halt; Off Kellv, t, off North, 4: off Thompson, 1. Will nltoti: Kelly. Pawed ball: Knieanr ii). lVlk: Kelly (1). Time of (ante .:0. V niplree. Ablott and Cuaick. OMAHA. AH. H. U. O. A K. Hmlth. cf 0 11 2 1 Hrevn. Sb 1 2 0 0 K.ireythe. rf I 0 t I I 0 Well. If 3 t M 0 I Krueger. e M 4 0 1 1 3 a Krug. 3b. . 3 0 t 3 I reVhltebrter. lb 4 aim 0 W luJen. 4 1 12 4 1 Hoffman, p A 0 0 0 0 ft erdnn, p I 1 6 Ulanck 1 0 0 Totfcl 31 1 " 31 " blOCX CITT. B, R. H. O. A. K. Ooonay, Jb 4 114 10 Talllon, as 1 I 0 3 3 Devta, U. . I. 4 3 3 3 0 0 ue)un. of..M.....n 3 4 0 a Kane, lb 1 0 0 7 1 0 llenallns. tb 4 11110 iNtvidson, rf..M..... 4 13 3 10 lOoaby, C. ...... ...... 3 O 0 4 0 0 Uaaper, p. 4 0 1 1 t o H. 0 3 0 o 3 1 0 0 1 o. i 1 A. I 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 3 Totals 1)2 4 7 27 ( 1 IV Molnea 0 0 0 It 0 0 I 0 01 81. Joanpli 4 1 0 1 0 0 0 4 Two-ba hits: NU'holnon (2), Hunter, Vivnce. rltolen !: Itllln. rUrrtflce lilt: Wateon. lilt: f)lf Thomne. 3 In twi-thlrda Innlna; off MoKrldg.-. u In one-third ln nln(. ("truck out: liy Vanoe, 0; by Thomaa, 1; by Moarlda-e. 1: by Vanderveldt. 2. Haaea on balls: Off Thomas, 1; off Van Oerveldt. 4, off Vanoe, 4. Hit by pliotied be.ll: By Thomaa, l; by Vaitflo, 1. 1U on baaea: lr Molne, 11; Ht. Joeeph, 11. Kerned runs: Ht . J.ianph. 6; le Wolnce, 1. Ioubl nW: Wllluttiis to Itapp to Wil liam. Time: 1:00. Umpire: Mullin. WirilKS rtPTlBK TUB SKCONII awlk Aid ef lilts m4. Wlm with Llaeola'a Hrrora. tI.fCOJ.N, July with a' rrn strutted team the Wichita bunched their Mis with Unooln'a error and won the second fame of the serlus, I lo 4. Ht-ore; MNOOI.N. ' All. R Wolfe. If ..4 1 MvOafflKan, s. .. 4 0 II. Hchrelber, lb... 6 0 4 0 II 1 4 3 A J' s 3 0 P 0 Mrlntym r(. Yanta, of. ... Lloyd, 2b. .... lHily. b. ... Mc MlieUir, c Morse, . 11. tkhrleber. 11. 0 1 3 0 3 3 1 0 1 A. 0 3 X 0 0 4 V 4 1 0 0 1 ' 0 0 0 1 3 I 13 37 11 0 1-1 1 i is 0 1-3 0 1-0 Totals .U Baited for Itmddi In ninth. loua Uty hum a 0 a 1 0 1 Hits MMMmM..4 0 1 1 a 0 1 Cmah fe lt una , w. ..0 I I I I I I Hits .... 1 0 0 1111 Three-base hit: Whalen. Tvikkiu Mt Tune U. Iavla (2), Henallna, K rue for, Torsytae. Htolen base: lun. Sacrifice hit: lvts. Double plays; lavtdson to Kane. Breen to Whalen to pVhllebnar. Hits: Off Hoffman, 4 In on Inning; off K. vvrdon, 3 In eluht Innlnars. Struck out: By Uasper. 3; by Hoffman, 1. lilt by pucluxl Ull: By Gasper. Kvardon, Kmlth. Kruif. Timet 1:46. U'mplrea: Abbott and Cuslck, DITIOI TUB DOrDLH-lIKAUER BMtera Take Ik First Jesles tb le4. TT. JOSFPH, Mo.. JHy St. Joeph nd Dea Moines divided today' double header, the visitors txkliui tb first, and the local the last contest. Men re, first game: PES MOINES. Totals Bennett, rf. . Fox, If lloep, lb.-aa. Untton. as. . I'attereon, lb. Hovhe, b. ... Thieaalna;, cf. I.amP, jb. ... flrtfflth. c. ... l'at. p flelst, p 37 WICHITA. AH. K. I 1 4 4 , 1 3 2 J & 3 3 1 4 10 CT 14 11. 0 O. 1 4 6 0 3 3 0 0 A 0 0 4 U. 0 Totals M 3 Hi n 11 3 Lincoln 0 0 1 3 0 1 1 0 0-4 Wichita 0 3 1 0 4 0 0 1 0-3 Three-base hits: Fox, Thlesslnif. Two bass bits: Kwirelber, Daley, Uonnntt, Fox. Patterson, iJoyd. Stolen bae: Mc Allbrter. bairtflct hILa: Motlaf flaan, Koch (), llosp. I'atterson. Htrucli out: liy Morse, I; by Tate. 3: by (Met, 4; by Hchretber, 1. llaaca on balls: Oft Mores, 3; off lat. 3: off ttelet. 1: off KchHeber, 3. Wild pitches l'atn, Morse. l'ttchln record: Two run and five tdtj In three Innliuia 01 f I'ate: four runs and five hits In aix Inntnn off Uelat; four run arid tx hit In four inning off Morse; four run and four hits In five innlnT off RchretlK-r. Time: 2:U0. Umpire: O'llilen. laho, K Hunter, cf.... 3 -Hi. If Jotves. lb Hartford, as... LooUit, 3b.... Tannehlll. b.. (irahsm, c... Mussvr, p AH. H, 1 0 I 2 0 0 0 0 II. Total 8T. Kosliler. 2b... NUholson. If.. Watson, rf tVhiiaius, lb... Hl ier, cf rispp. as ticoeilns;. 3b.... hlchsrdson. e.. loutiertnllk, p.. Vl WUiey. p Totala ...34 I k JOSRP1I. AH. It. H. .4 ...31 0 1 1 I 0 0 ) o. It q. n A. 1 0 0 1 1 t t 0 3 13 A. 4 a 0 0 7 3 3 0 DEYVGR AMI) TOIT.K4 DIVIDH Bears taptar First, bat l.us Ke. 41 to Kama. TOPKKA, Kan.. July ).-Lcnver walked away with the first iinme of a double fhmkder, but lost the second. Score, first ruite: DBNVKK. Alt. K. II. (pence r. cf. 3 1 1 Miller, rf 4 3 3 Mwt'ormtck. h? 4 0 0 Hullowy, 2b 4 3 2 rViffev. M (11 HlilrUU. lb. .. 3 1 ; Kellhrr. ss 3 0 2 Wirolsk. c. 3 0 1 Harrinirlon, p 10 1 (askoll. p 10 0 Totala I't'ochraa. 3b. . T"Hsik3k, aa. .... llll. cf iFtsher. lb. Jackson. If. .. j 1 Attiiir, 2b.. I Trainer, rf. ... F-. 1 Monroe, c 0 Daxtmei, p. ... 0rtarurs, . ... 4 0 10 TOPKKA. AH. H. Totals .. I H II 1 hatted for Iouderrpllk In els-nth. 'aiuasvr out Ie Molne t. Jose(b . bunted bird strike. ..3 0001000 0-4 .0 00000003-4 Two-bass hits: Tamuolll. Joi.es (2; Orweiina-. 8toln Iwscs; litlls. lurtforl. Kits: Off Ixtudurmitk. to eicht 1 11 nine, fctrvick out: Hy Miliar, 4. laj 10 ll:s f f Loudniillk. 4; jff iit, L left ni) runs: ! Moines, t; it. Jkepli, 3. Isrued runs: lHfMjln., 4; JusmoIi, 1 lliiko: tn. t'mp.ie: MulMn. Cx-era, svx-onil asue: H UK Kins, p, ,-urou e I 'Batted fur lluinj In ninth 0 Denver 4 0 I 0 0 i'Tupofc 1 a . . . ii"to run: Bivieins. 1'nree-nsea hit: Qallowsy. Tisu-tMLse lilt: KrlDier. nc. rifio hlu: Mot'ormh-Ji. bheslaa, Oaskeil. iKmble plsy: McOoniilck to Khestsk. Hits: Off I'ashner. 4 In one Innlns: off Msnders. 4 In two and ono-third innlnaa: luff llarriiiaiou. It lit ftt Imuima. Basra O. A. F 3 I 0 1 0 o 1 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 40 4 0 0 lit 2 0 V 0 0 0 10 04 0 0-0 O. A. K. 1 t 0 3 3 0 3 10 12 1 0 I O 0 3 I 0 I 0 i 0 U 0 1 0 so 0 3 0 0 0 U u I. 0 4 0 0-0 1W0 0-2 DKS MOINES. Hahn. rf rbajo. rf.... H jnur, If.... J.ll.B. If: . l r.., H.i 1 as.. .Atfiu 10.... AB. R. I 0 II o. 0 I 3 14 I 1 K. 0 on balls' Off banders. 1; off Husaina. k: off liarrUtatoii, 1. off Cioakell, a bVruck out: ly lluaaiiis, 4: by Harrinftoo. 4; by Oaskfll. 4. Hlthy pitclird IhUI: By Iluvalns, 1; by liarrinston, 2. Wild pitch! HumicIii. Time: t An. I'ntpir Hytklo. rlcore. seoond gaine: M5.VVER. AB. R. rueiKr, cl 1 Miller, rf I V.(,len. rf.. 1 .'ornikk, It 4 tisJloway, 3b I Vftl'Y. 2b M.I..I U. lb 4 keilher. ss 4 telbr, c 4 Van H. 1 0 0 1 .2 I t. Standing of Teams Dei Molnea Denver Omaha Lincoln Topeka ..... rilous Otty. bt. Joseph WEITKRN LRAOVB. Palyed. Won. I-ost ...14 ...M ... ..HO 63 4H 43 43 4K 37 32 30 30 34 42 37 40 46 43 61 Wichita. 31 AMER. LEAOl'B. W.UIVt.l Boston 62 29 .M3 Thlla. 43 34 Detroit ....63 31 .KM Chicago ....MM .:'4 Now York..42 41 .60S Waah'n ....42 42 .600 W Douia.... 4H ,4e Phil 2H 63 ,3M Clsveland M .34 FED. L.BAQCK. I ret. .. .676 .604 .M .61H .461 .4 .370 NAT. UUaUG, W.UPct 6fA Chlso 41 1W .Ml Brooklyn ...43 3 .Ml Bt. Louis.... 43 43 .M ll'ttsburch . 40 41 .iH New York.!33 30 .44 Boston W U .476 Cincinnati ..32 44 .421 AiMEW. AfldN. W.UPct. Kt Poul 64 36 .MS Minneapolis 46 43 .611 Indbwiapolla 4M M ,U Kan. City.. .46 43 .611 Cleveland ..40 43 .42 Louisville ..41 46 . 477 Milwaukee .41 46 .477 Oolumbua ...34 63 .313 W.UPct Kan. City. .4 M .646 iitfoaco ... ,u a ,tfi Bt. Uul...4U 34 .Ml, Plttabura-h 43 38 .631 iNewark ....43 41 .313 Brooklyn. 37 43 .J Buffalo ....S3 61 .437 BaJllmoro' .31 61 .S7i Yesterslay Reealts. WESTERN LEAGUE. Kloux City. -: Omaha. K-8. . Ie Molnea, 0-1: HU Joenph, WlchlU. 3: Lincoln, j. lenver. 3-6; Topeka, 7-4, NATIONAL. LKAOUO. Pt. Louis, 3; New Yor. 1. Chlcaa-o, 0; Philadelphia, t. Cincinnati, 1: Boston. 4. Ilttaburvh. ; Brooklyn. ?. A-MRIUCAN LEVOUE. . , Boston, t: Chtcasro. ' Philadelphia, 6; letrclt, f. waahlnarton. 4: Cleveland, i. New York. 3; rX. Loula. 1 FRDERAL. LEAOITE.. Baltimore 17; M. Louis, 4-4. Buffalo. 3: PltUtburgh. &. Brooklyn, 3; Chtcaajo, I. Newark, 6; Kanaaa City. 0. Caasaea Today. Western lSs-ru Htoux City at Oniaha Pea Molne at Bt. ..'oaeph, Wichita, at Lincoln. Denver at Topeka. National Lea-ue St. Loula at New Tork. Cliloaao at Phlladelpnlt, Clnaln- natl at Boston. Itttslurclt at Brooklyn. American lvalue Boston at feH. Loul. Federal Ieue Brooklyn at Chicago, Baitlmor at at. Loula. BLUES OVERWHELM SMOKY CITY REBELS Both Sides Change Pitchers, but Hearn Is No ImproTement on Dickinson. EIGHT TO FIVE THE SCORE Cantwelt, Total P i 34 I TOPKKA. AB. R. Cochran, 8b 0 I0tU'k. ss Dell, cf 4 r leher, lb............ 4 Jackson. If ........... 4 ,lAttlmor. 3t. 1 Trainer, rf. Hupps, C... Cluiio, p.... Ikaff. p... Dastiner, p.. a a 1 0 a S4 11 4 K. O. A. E. 1 3 0 114 0 1 4 0 0 17 10 0 0 0 0 13 10: 3310 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 10 "a v Ti 0 I 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 -8 Total 34 S TMnver 1 10 0 Topeka 4 ISO Two-base hit: Trainer. Oallosray, Hhleld. KacrMlc hit: lkaff. Harlflc fly: Cantwell. Double play: Trainer to Bostlt'k. Stolen bases: Cochran, llostlck, Dell. Trainer. Hits: tff Ctunn, 4 In four and two-thirds Inning: off Das li ner. 6 In five Inning. Base on ball. Off Clunn, 1; off LaJiaff, 1: off Cantwell. 3. Ktrurk out: By Clunn, 8: by lhiir, 1: by Cantwll. 3. Wild pitch: Cant well. Hit by pitched ball: By Ukaff. 1. Ttm: 100. I'mpire: Van feyoUe. BURLINGTON TEAM IS DEFEATED AT SENECA StS'l-X'A, Neb., July 20. Before one of Ui largest crowd aver attendlrur a tali game In thla town the fast Beneoa team defeated the Iltirllncton team from Omaha by the oor of 3 to 1. ft-ore: R.H.E. Omaha 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 01 3 '. benera 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 -3 4 3 Balirrles Omaha: l.dKsr and Bouiuinn, feneca, Mrlntyre and Mclnlyr. ( , isaerleaa Aeeeelatlea, At t. Paul- R.tt.K Ciiluni'Mia v 2 ; Xt. Paul 8 U 1 Batieiirs: Kerry and C'enian: Hall and Jo4inm. At klllwaukee R 11 K l.outvill 1 k f Milwaukee 6 It 0 Batteries: Taylor and Clemens; Cos n Bbarklefont and Brannon. At K annas City, first tame: R.H F Indianapolis 14 ' Kansas City 3 lv - Batteries: iters and Blackburn; ft and era. Carroll, 1 arinn and Alexamler. At Kansas City, second (tiw: I1.UF Indianapolis v 14 1 Kansas City 3 0 : Battertea: Burk and Blackburn: DaJh'. Regan and tlt'tliel. Aleiander. At Mmneapulla first asm: R.H F Cleveland f 11 ( Mlnneapotl It 17 : Batter' as: James and Bl'Urur; Huupv' and CHililvan. At Minneapolis, second am: M.H F Cleveland 0 17 t Minneapolis 1 : Hattsviea: How maa, James and rerort Ingersoll, Ylo(tlc, William and mil llvan. 0el4 to Taabeoa. CHARJ-JBrtTOM. July 30 OttfleWsi Euaeite I-irden Teyden of the Columbia . C., teaia of the Bwutb Atlentlo lur has iMwa sold 60 the New Vara Aiuer-Kana. PITTHBUROH. July 20. Buffalo won from Pittsburgh today In the Federal league, 8 to S. Both aide were forced to change pitchers. Krapp relieved La- fltte for the visitor In the fourth and held the bom tea-n aafo, but Hearn wa no Improvement on Dickinson. Score: R.H.B. Buffalo 1 0 0 1 0 0 3 8 08 1 1 Pittsburgh ..0 04 00000 1 S 0 1 Batteries: Lafltte, Krapp and Allen; Dickson, Hcarn and Berry. Newark AVhlp Caa eye. KANSAS CITY. July 20. Moeelcv held the locals to three acattered hit today, Newark taking; the final trame of the series. Main waa knocked unconscious by a drive from M'clcy' bat in the fourth. He was carried from the -field, Hennlng replacing hint. Score: R.H E Kansas Clt,v..O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 3 4 newsrK 1 01 1 0 0 0 0 3-4 10 1 Batteries: Main, Hennlng and Brown; Moseley and 1 la ride n. . Tops Drown Whales. CHICAGO, July 20 Joe Flnneran al lowed ChicaKO only three hits today and Brooklyn won. 8 to 1. with rMnion's hit- 1 1 n malnlu m.H.IKI. , t 1. .L.,l.. - ,...... i i-.j"iin,,.ir iv., in .iniujin runs. ltrnnan nl t , h rt a rli a ,1 Kauf struck out four Urnos In five times up, Boor: It. U.K. Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 03 11 3 ChicaKO 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 01 3 A Batteries: Klnneran and Hlmons; Brenxutn, Prcndergast and Wilson. OMAHANS MAY HELP BUY STECHER A DIAMOND BELT Omahans are to be given an oppor tunity to contribute to Uie diamond belt which Is to be presented to Joe Sterner by hi friend In Nebraska, according; to a letter received from Manager Het manek by Carl MarflMl. He writes that the belt Is to cost between 32,f0 and 33,000, and that any who wlh may make remittance to Dan Gaines of the Mer chant hotel, Oene Melady of South Omaha or to the Stecher belt committee of Dodge. Neb. for the game left. Yesterday tho Fat and laa na played the oid team. The core was t to 3 la favor of the Prohlbe. Batteries: Haley and Wotsel; Rico and Murphey. Umpire: Pierce. Brickley Will Coach Johns Hopkins Team BALTIMORE Md., July 20. Charles Brickley, the fnmou Harvard athlete, ha signed a contract to coach the John Hopkins foot ball next fall, tt waa an nounced here today. Lea Rarqaet Wleldera Win. DOFF CITT, Nob.. July 20.-Spec!al j ri-nr-m. ii nnrus cracKs rroin U.ls city went to Broken Bo the first of the week to witness the game of tennis be tween the Loup City unl Broken Bow clubs, which resulted In favor of Loup City by a score of 70 to 46. Rom Interest Left at Tork. ' YORK. Neb.. July (i-polil - While York's bane bill team is a tiling of the past, there 1 still plenty of enthusiasm Coast leagna Results At "Fait Lake City Portland Salt Lake Batteries: Coveleskle nnd hmltz. Klttery and Hannah. At San Francisco Jyos ArvgvWea ran Francisco Batteries: Ryan and Boles; and Schmidt. At Los Angeles Oakland , 'Vernon i Batteries: Beer and Kuhn; Elliott, Hen ley and MiUe, -Spencer. R.H.B. ,.. 12 1 ...1 4 0 Fisher; R.H.E. ...3 5 3 .... 8 1 Fanning H.H.E. ,.10 13 4 .1 20 1 Kalkenbenr Sllpptnar. Old Cy Falkenberg. who, with Kaiser ling, pitched Indianapolis to the Fedoral league pennant lant season. Is about, all In. Falkenberjr ha lost tho old-timo whip and It 1 aald tliat he I elated for the Colonial league, the blberia for Federal leagiien Hunter Makes Low Medal Score to Date CLEVELAND, O., July l-FhootliiB for the low medal score of the tourna ment, the weatern amateurs Ihls morn ing recorded the best scorn on tin course to date. W. C. Fownes, Jr., Pittsburgh, came in with a 72, one stroke tv-Jow tho tourna ment par, 73, giving him lii for the thirty- x hole. J. D, Standrish, jr., of Detroit had a 76 thla tnornirur, making; hi total 1DS. Slnklng a twanty-four foot put on the last green, Paul Hunter of Chicago com pleted the course thla morning In 74, giv ing him a low medal score of 1T0. With but thirty more to com '.a. It look a If the gold medal for low score would go to Hunter. Harry Potter of St. luia mad another 77 today, giving him 164 for tiva thirty- six bolea JacJt Neville of Oakland, Cal., who tied for low score yesterday, required 80 trokea to gat by today, tiviny him a toU of 164. I Seatkera Aaeoelatlom. Mobil. 0; Chattanooga. 1. New Orleans, 4; Memphis. 7. Birmingham, 8; Little Rock, 8. fctiP'-- , , , f0 ill; WiM& ' - m .mm & m " 8," ' iwpk w You'll score first time up! 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