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Tim It EE: OMAHA. THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1915.
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SIOUX WIN THREE
OUT OFjWJR HERE
Pepper Clark Holds Omaha to rive
Hits and Hit Mates Hammer
Thompson for Ten.
XBUG'S HOME RUN ONLY SCORE
N
The truculent Sioux took another side
swipe at Fa's grim and determined ath
lete yesterday and promptly took all
th grim and determination out of them.
For the Invading host lug red off the
combat S to L thus making It three out Coffiv
of four from Omaha, and on Omaha' j ' iThLr'
:
flvH Innings; off Wllley. 8 In ens Inning,
none out In seventh. Htruck out: By
Mngrlrige, f; by V.I, 1; by Flanagan, 1.
Pases on ball: off Viil, 4; off Wllley,
I; off FlanitKnn. 8; off MoKrlilse, I. Hit
l.v pitched ball: Ily Mogrt.h. 1. Wild
fitch: Val. loft on bases: Dcs Molne
i; 8t. Joseph, t. F:arned runs: Ds
Molne. 10. Tim: 2:0;i. Umpire: Mullun.
WNe
FROM KAWI
Topeka Get Only Three Hits Off
termer.
T-rtrT7ifA v.m t . , i ri TV....!.. -t
only three bits, ail scratches, off Sterxer
.nil TlnKlc. J. . I.. ...1
and Denver wm. Manager Coffey batted
in tour or Denver num. B. ore
DEN ' Bill
Ar:
Spencer, rf....
.Miner, rr
MK'ormlrk. If
Unltoway, 2b
t-
lb
Kappa, c...
Sterxer, p.
Total
U rover, p.
Totals .
Denver ....
Topeka ...
...SI
ii'h.1
AB.
...27
horns) lot, too. Bad doings. Indeed.
A young man named Clark, termed
Pepper, because he hasn't any, hove
Into view from the seclusion of the
dusrout and appeared on the stab In the
first Inning for the opposition, lie was i ,JfJJJ,jJ1,
still there when the same was over iv'll, i:f
and to the naked eye was as serene aa ; Kuin-r, lb.......
at the start. If not more so. j l.attbnore, Sb.V
The pepperless person held our sldo Trainer, rf
to five hits) and only one run oould i -
annex, that resulting- from a drcutt drive
ever the rtcht field wall by Manager
Marty Krus;.
But Cedl Thompson, who essayed to
do a like stunt for Omaha, It was con
siderably different W)ien the nine frames
war over the forlorn flffur of Mr.
Thompson could be snen loplns; o'er
the lea, a sad and dejected creature.
II was knocked for ten swat and a
quintet of run.
Gas I. oat la Third.
' 1 wsl re Aiifl Hath Bad of DhI
tanaa stanea vcii on n aownwam . , at LM.0la.
patn. Tn retisierea on tajiy lor in.: L1NOOLNi Neb July ll.-Wlohlta
opposition. A. single y laJiis, a aouuie
11. H. O. A. B.
0 0 2 0 0
t 1 1 0 0
2 12 0 0
0 13 4 0
110 3 0
0 1 10 0 0
0 0 2 2 0
0 17 3 2
0 0 0 1 0
27 10 0
:a.
R. IT. O. A. K.
0 0 1 I V
0 0 2 11
0 1 2 0
0 0 7 0 0
1 0 2 0 0
0 0 110
0 0 I 1 V
0 11.3
0 10 6 0
"l "i 27 11 "i
0 2 0 10 2 1-4
0 0 0 0 0 0 01
PHILS BLANK CUBS
IN SHORT CONTEST
Eain Stops Game in Chicago Half
of Sixth Inning, With Score
One to Nothing.
FISHER IS LEFT ON FIRST
ri!IIAT)Er,nnA, July a. Philadel
phia won today's game with Chicago, 1
Standing of Teams
WESTKKN LEAGUE.
Pal yd. Won. Lost Pot
Tee Molnee. M 64 SO .MS
Ienver 81 47 84 .f0
Lincoln C2 43 39 . 624
Topeka M 43 41 .612
nmaha M 4.4 43 .600
Hloux City m SN 4fi .4
Ht. Joseph Kl 32 4J .S5
Wichita S3 Si 61 .tab
RUTH THE HERO OF
RED SOX YICTORY
HURLS A TWO-HIT GAME1 AUTOlalS MAKE FAST RUN
Bailey Shuts Out Terriers and
Terrapins Win the
Contest.
NAT. LEAHUK. ' AM Ell. LEAOUli.
W.L.IVt I W UTct.
result of a single. After a wait of halt
an hour the grounds were In such a
muddy condition that Umpire Rlgler
called Die game. Score:
CI11CAOO PHILADELPHIA.
Ab O A AB.H.O.A .
Good. rf.... 1 a I 0 iRyrn. lh.... 1 0 0
Flatter. M....I t a uh.nrroft. w. l 1 0 (
H.bull. H.J 0 0 0 0H.r..r. It... I 110
flm'lii.n, tb 1 1 1 (('r.Y.th. rt. I 0 0
WIMIlmi, rt I 1 t 0 ONIrholf. Sr.. .t 11
Phalan, lb. I 0 11 OWhllcd, c(..l 0 0
Hrun'lnn, r.l t I 1 l.u'torua, lb I III)
Arch.r. lb ... I 0 7 4 VKIIIIter, 0.1 4 0
A1mm. p I 0 0 1 0AleDdr, p i 0 10 0
Flanilrliln, p.O 0010
Mclrrir .. I 0 0 0 Total! ...14 4 IS I (
Totali ...17 I II 7 0
Hatted for Adams In 6th
Chicago .. 0 0 0 0 00
Phllnaolphia 0 0 1 0 01
Two-base hit: Meeker. Earned run:
1' kru.l.. kit. Hnah. Onr-ifi. K1tt
JloCormicaT Hlener. Trainer. Maorlflce if' 1 P ' T,. I n aV.":
fly: Hpenoer. laaible Plays: tlalloway to Alewnder 1 Hit. off Adam. T m 4
Kellher to 81.U4.is. Coffey lo Ualloway to m'ms Struck o'ut riv aLV l'
Citffey. liases on balls: OfT Orover, a, otl inuiP ii.r
hteisor, 4. Btruik out: Hv drover, ; b, lulcr '"
Bleraar. . lilt bv Pitched ball: Hy Hter- "" a.o o Heds.
er, 2. Ttine; 1:40. Umpire: Van riyckln
WICIIES TAKH DOUBLK-HKAOEH
POSTON.' Julv 21-Olnrlnneli defeated
Boston 2 to 1 today, scoring tho wlnnlnn
run In the Vth Inning on singles by Itodf.
ors, Kllllfer and Ortfflth. Prior to that
time Davis had allowed but four hits.
Score :
CINCINNATI. BOSTON.
AH H O A AU H O A B.
Oroh. lb. ... 1 I 1 0 Moras. rf...4 S I 0 0
romDed awav with both lames of to- Harm., aa . 4 0 4 1 OCrara. lb. ...4 Oil
lf DavU and Lejeunes double spelled .v-- double-header and did It with ease 1 'sra, lb. 4 1 1 4 ocono.iir. H..I I o 0
. . mr' , . ,,''"' noiMxe-neaoer, ana aia it wun ease. ,.,. ,, t t o o mm, cf....4 0 10
Vg MVUIV4 t ,w us W
run soorvn. a double, a single ana a MOond. 2 to 1 Score, first game:
LINCOLN.
sacrifice fly spelled more ruin In the
Ixtn and a double by Kane, Hs ruling" I
hit and Krneger's error still mor la
the eighth.
The nourke leave today for Lincoln,
wher four fame will be played. From
Lincoln King's crew will Invade Den
ver, Wichita and Topeka before coming
home on August ! Score:
61 OCX CITT.
AB. il II. O A.K.
.( 0
Cooney, 2b
Tall Ion, s.
Davis. If
Iejeune, cf
Kane, lb
Hensling. b
DavUleoit, of
Iooneliy, o.,
Clark, p
The score of the first was 12 to S, of the rirmitti, it I I I I oHchmidt. lb.. I ITS
William!, el I I 1 1 I Mara, a!, Ml 14 4
lb I 0 14 I 0tKi4r. 121
ToUl ..
Smith, If
Preen. 2b......
Kwreythe, rt...
Krueger, a
Krug. Sb
Pohlelbner, lb.
Whalen. as....
Thompson, p...
lilanck
10 ST
22 S
OMAHA.
AB. R. II. O.A.E.
1 S S 0
...4
...4
...S
.4
.2
..4 ' 0
..2 0
..I 0
..I
0
s
1
1
0
0
AU. a. It. O. A.
Wolfe, If 4 0 o 2 1
Mcilafflgan, ss 6 0 2 1 S
II. B.-hrvlber, lb.... 6 0 2 10 0
Molntyre, rf 4 0 12 0
Davtsun, cf 6 0 0 2 0
Yanti, e. 6 0 2 4 2
Uoyd. 2b 4 114 2
Daley, 8b 4 0 0 2 1
Narveson, p 1 1 1 0 S
Morse I 1 1 0 0
Meyers, P 0 0 0 0 2
II. Bchrelber........ 0 0 0 0 0
Total M 2 10 27 14
WICHITA.
AH. It. It. O. A.
Fennel t, rf 4 2 2 2 0
Ko. If 4 2 2 10
fatterson. lb 4 1 1 14 0
Krltton, 2b 4 12 0 4
lloep. as 4 0 0 0 S
Thlealng, cf 6 0 110
Uml Sb 2 2 2 1 2
Urlfflth, c 2 2 14 0
Southern, p 6 1 1 0 4
Totals M U 11 37 11
Mullowtll.
I Uala. s I t I Ottana B I lilt
0 .
01 Total! ...U mil I Totals ...n ( 17 II I
I I Cincinnati 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 11
j Iloaton 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 01
l Two-bnir lilts: Williams, Smith. Davis.
0 : DoublH plays: Dale, Hnrsog and Mull
0 wits; MerioK. Oroh, Ttodgers anil Oroh:
' Maranvllle, Kvnrs and Srhmtdt. Pases
on balls: Off Dale. Htruck out: Hy
Cockill.
Comiskey Files
. Kick on Suspension
of Sox Manager
Hatted fcr Narveson In the sixth.
Hatted for Meyers In the ninth.
Llnooln
Mill
Two-base hits: Uoyd. McOafflgan.
Yants, Umb, Urlfflih, Morse, itouble
plays: Wolfe to Uoyd to Daley; Daley
i CailCAOO, July 2t.-Presldent Comlakey
x of the Chicago Americans said today be
would protest to lYesldent Johnson of
S the American league against the us
jpcnslon of Manager Rowland, who, ac-
Twice, Brirurine in Three Runs, SCORE IS SEVEN TO NOTHING
anil TTs11si fhm Ytrnwrisi
twn.hlr osma Kara r1r r n1 hut' .-Biff
1 1 r.lilUJIU SAViS llim lit UUnlUt lxuls while his team mates, playtnir
Phil. u w A3 u Kiit I i ii iunrai out ana obiuiib unjoin unu
Brooklyn ".43 si! Detroit ," .52 32 ! 8T- W"". July 21.-Oeorge Ruth tol Herbert right and left, ran up a total
Chicago ...43 Ss .524. Chicago ....63 24.614) y hit the longest home run ever wit- of seven runs for Baltimore.
Tobln's single In the sixth was tho
first hit off Bailey, but the local right
fielder was forced out at third bano
29 64 .34 took the first of a seven game erles by Vaughn and 8t Louis lost Its one
from 8t. Louis, score four to two. i chanco to score.
Not only did he hit four out of four ' ln the eighth Ward Miller singled, but
times at bat. but he held St. Louis to two men already wera out and third
two hits until the eighth Inning. In this out followed beiore Miller could get to
Inning St. Louis filled the bases on a (eoond. Score: R.1I.E.
bane on balls and two singles but the Baltimore ....2 0 0 0 1 0 2 2 07 11 0
excellent fielding of the Bostonians pre- St. I-ouls 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 2 1
Piow Through Bad Roads on Thei
Way to the Pacifio
Coast.
HAVE THEIR TIRES STOLES
to 0. play being stopped by rain In the St. Ixule...42 43 .4 '4 New York.. .42 41 .at no nod at the local American league park.
visitors half of the sixth Inning with ono 'yJj J ' s'"Lou" s &u 3 I Then he aoublc1 lwlco nd brought In I
man out and Fisher on first bas a th u,ton .....3 44 .4,0 phlla ....'.'.'.'.30 61 .fwi three of the four runs with which Boston j
Cincinnati S3 44 .429; Cleveland
KED. LEAGUE. I AMEK. ASSN.
W.L.Pct.1 W.L. Pet.
Kan. Clty..4 34 .M6 St. Paul 63 ttt .6W
Chicago ....4H 37 .M7 Minneapolis 44 43 .617
fH. Louis. .. .46 S7 .664 Kan. City... 47 43 .52
Pittsburgh .43 3X .Ml Ix)ulsvilln ..42 45 .4S3
Newark ....43 41 .612. IndlanaplU .4 40 .fif.l
Brooklyn ...3 4R .448 Milwaukee .41 46 .471
Buffalo ....38 51 .4-71 Cleveland ..40 44.478
Baltimore .32 61 Columbus ..34 66 .32
Yesterday.' Hesalts.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Sioux City. 6: Omaha. 1.
Dee Moines, 12; t. Joseph, 0.
Wichita, ll-: Lincoln, t-3.
Denver, 8; Topeka, 1.
NATIONA LLEAOUE.
St Louis-New York, rain.
Chicago, 0; Itilladelphla, 1.
Cincinnati, 2; Boston, 1.
Plttsburgh-Hrookiyn, ruin.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, 4; Detroit. 1
Boston, 4; St. Louis. 2.
FEDERAU LEAGUE,
Brooklyn, -; tlilcago, 0-8.
Baltimore, 7; Ht. Louis, 0.
AMERICAN AriSOCIATION.
Columbus, 0-2; Ht. Paul, 3-4.
lxiulsvllle. 6; Milwaukee, 2.
Cleveland, 4; Minneapolis, S.
Indianapolis, U-e; Kansas City, 12-10.
UaniN Today.
Western league Omaha at Lincoln,
Sioux City at Denver, Dt Moines at
V Ichlta, M. Joseph at Topeka.
National League Chicago at Boston,
St. Louis at Brooklyn, I'lilsburg at Ncwr
York, Cincinnati at Phlla.
American l-t-ngui New York at Chi
cago, Boston at Ht. IxjuIs. Washington
at Detroit. Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Federal League Brooklyn at tit. Ixuls,
Buffalo at Kansas City. Newark at
llttsburgh, Baltimore at Chicago.
vented the locals from scoring. Score:
BOSTON. BT. IIIMS.
AB.H.O.A. B ABHOAK
natteries: Bnllev and Ownes: Herbeit.
Groom and Chapman.
BONDELLA MARVEL
OF CIRCUIT MEET
Three-Year-Old Trotters With
out Effort.
L0E BLOSSOM IS 0UTRACED
.10 2 1
.1100
00002 1000 S cording to th Whit (Sox magnate, ha
Total 22
6 27 IS
.3 0 0 1 0 410 l-u been all eaon th vlotim of thVWort
umpiring be has ever seen In th Ameri
can league."
Th char its was first mad that Row
land was suspended for profanity, but
0 to Lloyd to Hchretbar. Stolen bue'i: Bun-
, netl, Brttton, Thleslng. Sa critic hit:
-1 Patterson t2i. Lamb t2, OrlfTith,
Blanck batted for Thooitson In ninth. ...t, lv.. w.',i. M..,..k ... . uV Prealdt-nt Comiskey said tltat later thd
"'mo Cltr , .... . , . I ,,n- i bV Houtiiern. 4; by Mayers, 2. umpire admitted that the suspension
- Illllrii nases on oaiis: urr ruarveaon,
' nun.
Total! ...II mil t
Poston
St. Louis 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1-2
Batted for James In 8th.
Hatted for SevcreUt in 8th.
xllntted for Agnew In Vth.
ir.Huttod for Hamilton In ath.
Two-baso hits: Agnew, Ruth, i. Three,
bnso hit: Hooper. Home run: Huth.
Earned runs: Boston, 3. Double plays:
Pratt to Lavan to Leary; Lavan to Pratt
to Leary. First on error: Boston, 1;
St. Ixiula, 1. Bases on halls: Off Ruth,
2); James. 1; Wood. 1. Hits: Off Jm,
10 In 8 Innings: Hamilton. 1 1 off
(ltuth. 6 In 8 1-3 InnlnK; Wood -ie In
2-2. Struck out: Hy Ruth, 3; Ja.nea. 1;
Hamilton. 1: Wood, 2. Umpires' Con
nolly and Wallace.
Macks Whip Detroit.
DETTtOlT. July 21 Phl'adelnhlaturned
on Detroit today and won the final game
In the fcrie of five, four to three. The
Tigers rallied late In the contest and al
most succeeded ln tlelng the score. Cohh,
Crawford and each failed to hit In the
olghth, however, after the three preced
ing batters had got on bases. Shnahan,
a recruit, pitched a fine game for the
Athletics. Score-
PHILADELPHIA. DETROIT. '
AB.H.O.A E. AU H O A B
Hosier. Sb...l 1 1 I OVItt. lb-lb... I 114 0
Tjr; . vr t, sua , . . Walah. rf....l 18 0 OYouns. ie... I 0 111
Wins North Randall Sweepstakes for mru.... n .. 4 210 oobb. n 4 1 1 0
IJula. lb.. I 117 OVaarh. If. ...4 14 10s
Mclnnl. lb.. 4 1 II 0 OBurna. lb I 1 11 1 0 j
lapp r......a 1 a v vcu.n, a a t a w
Kwl, aa 4 0 I 7 OBIanas., C...4 1 I 1 1
Hhaahan. ..4 0 0 1 ODoland. p. ...I 10 10
('oralakU. 0 0 0 0
Totals ...II 7 17 ri Kavanauh .110 0 0
Morlajtjr, lb 1 0 0 10
MrKN I 10 0 0
Itakrr 0 0 0 0
Total. .. II 10 87 U 2
Batted for Poland In 8th.
RSan for Kavanagh in Sth.
BRatted for Young in 8th.
ssRan for McKee In 8th.
Philadelphia 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 0-4
Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0-4
Two-base hits: Btrunk. McTnnls, Iaole,
Burns. Stolen bases: Cobb. Earned
runn: Philadelphia, 2; Detroit, I Double
plays: Noting ana iiusn: iioie rvopi
Tops Whip Whale Twice.
IITT. . . . ' , T . . I -. n, . 1 . I 1,
4 0 0 0 0 vinvwj, juiy nruuai) 11 nmwr it.
4 0 0 8 0 fol,r out of Mix today by twice boali.ig
.40110 Chicago, 4 to 0 and H to 8. in the fnxl
I 0 I 0 game Bluejacket allowed the locals only
.1110 three hits and only ono man reamed
.1 1 3 8 1 third bai,A. while Henriiljc presented no
.18 3 10 difficulties. In the seci.nd game Chi
cago s errors spoiled a fair exhibition
by McConnell, while Kauft's third home
run of the series, M aloe's four stnxlcs
and daring base running by Myers helped
the visitors win ln ten innings. Score,
first game: R.H.R.
Brooklyn 0 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 04 6 1
0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 14 i Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 3 3
Batteries: Bluejacket ond Simon; llcn
drix and Fischer.
Score, second game: R.H.R.
Brooklyn ....0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 21 U S
Chicago 0 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0-8 8 9
Batteries: Seaton, "Walker, Wilts and
H. Smith: McConnell, Prendergast and
Wilson, Fischer.
Ilnopar. rt...i I 3 1 0 Bhottoo. If. '4 0 3 0 0
Wijnrr lb . 4 Oil lAuatln. lb.
Ppakr. rf..4 1 I 0 Olary, lb.
HoMitial. lb. I 1 10 0 01'ralt. tb..
Lawla. lb ... 4 1 1 0 OWalkar, rf
Uardnar. 3b.. 4 111 OWalatl. rf.
Scott, aa 4 0 I 4 0 Lavan. H.
Thumaa. c.,.,4 8 8 1 0Anar, c.
FtuUl, p 4 4 0 3 OJamea. p..
Wood, p 0 0 0 0 0sTrll
'Killer 0 0 0 0 0
Total! ...H 11 37 11 i Hamilton. p. O 0 0 0
Howard ....1 000
Hual I 000
Rodger to Clnpy.
The Boston club ha sold Second Base
man Bill Rodger, the Portland recruit,
to the Cincinnati club.
One hundred and twenty-nine hour
and fifty-one minute is tha time made
by a roadster from New York to Omaha.
With H. F. Alexander and I. S. Huber
as alternating drivers the car has bucked
mud most of the way, and has pulled,
into Omaha with everything ln goo
shape, and with a fighting chance, even
wtth the mud to contend with, to lower
the transcontinental auto record.
The car left New York at 12:0 a. m.
last Friday, and was ln Pittsburgh at
5 o'clock that afternoon, a distance of
295 miles. Then the roads became worse,
and after staying all night In Beaver
Falls, I'enn., they made Fort Wayne,
Ind., by 1 o'clock Saturday night. With
three hours' sleep they started for the
west, but had their spare tires stolen,
and had to wait nineteen hours tn Au
rora, 111., for new ones. They left Au
rora at noon Monday, and began a serle
of troubles. Several times they wer
stuck ln the mud ln Illinois, and In
Iowa they were stuck twelve times, th
last being near Manning, where they
had to stay all Tuesday night. They
had driven without rest from Monday
noon until they struck the Manning mud
hole, when they were so tired out that
they slept In the car, and were pulled
out of tho mud in the morning. They
arrived In Omaha at 10 o'clock, and left
at 2:30 over the Military road.
They are trying to make Sun Fran
cisco in ten days, from New York, but
are over a day behind their schedules, oi
account of the delay in Aurora, and th
mud holes they struck.
i t i 1 i oio -r .';r.. "j- 'L.". w" iuu r wi"" mck or speed
lVL7i. iViii.--- i'"'.,!; f.. l..:r-a n leaving the field whn ordered to greatest 2-year-old duel ever staged
imi.oa I ...il. Itv M.v.ra I WIM iilth.. kl...
-'er. 2l. Southern. Pltchlnar record: off
v- Narveson. 10 runs and 10 hit K. .( In.
CLEVELAND, O.. July 2L Bondella,
th daughter of Walnut Hall, was the
marvel of yesterday' racing at th Grand
Olroult meet at North Randall track.
Superbly piloted by Tommy Murphy, she
won th North Randall weeptake for
3-year-old trotter without effort, out
classing; toer field and stepping a mile In
2:074, which clipped a quarter of a sec
ij .,. k t -ana Mcinnis riopr. i.sioie ann mc i nnia,
old trotter, set a year ago by Lee Ax- ,, T!urn. Rush and Itt; Kopf and Mc-
worthy. lnnls. Haaea on balls: Off Boland, S;
ti.. a i .u.inn.- ..... .v.. nit iiuhir !. Hits: Off Boland. 7 In
V, u. rirr. ir. v in a. , v. . . j
Ooveleikle. 1; Sheahan? 1. Umpires:
Dlncen and Nallln.
Horn run: Krug. Two-base hits: Kane mugs; off Meyers, 2 ruua and S hit in or ehrht same, thla v.ar ..M tha,
W. Donnelly. DavU. Lejeune. Stolen three Innings. Tim: 1:04. Uinplr; , ... . ? Yr. J1 th mag-
base: Hensling, Whalen. Sacriflc hit: Score, second game: nat. It look to me aa though Rowland
Talllon. Hacrtflc fly: Davidson. Double
.law. WK.I.K .. t J . , , . . 1 . - 1
' . .Muni u niTTn ju n iiiioiinr. ! . .........
Left on bases: Sioux City, 4: Omaha, 8. I 'Metiafflgan,
htruck out: By Clark, 4; by Thompson, t. hrelbert lb..
nases on ban.: orr Clark. I, off tinir ri.
Ihominon, 2. Hit by pitched ball: Hy
Thompson, HensltuaT, Talllon. Time:
Umpires: Abbott and Cu.Uk.
1JNCOLN.
6 0
5
S
BOOSTERS TAKE FINAL GAME
Pxr SMtehlag; asS Fteldlas mt St.
' J Cilresj lewaas Fray.
T. JOSEPH. Mo., July 21. Ineffective
pitching and poor fielding by M. Joavph
inaliled Imt Molne lo take the flual
gam of th aeries. 11 to 0. Score:
DE8 MOINE8.
AB. H, II. O. A. E.
..411200
.. S 1 1 2 0 0
.. I I 4)
.. 6 4) 2 14 0 t
..41111J
.. S 2 t S S
.. S S S S
.. 2 2 2 2 0 0
..811110
?Iahn. rf
iunter. cf....
hills. If
Jones, lb
Hartford, ..
L'wuidt. Sb....
Tannehlll. Sb.
Preen, o.
Mog ridge, p..
Total
Koehler. 2b.-lb.
Nicholson, If...
Orodirk, 2b ,
Vvataon, rf
Wii llama, lb.-lf
liclnwr, cf
Kapp. sa.
Urooilng, 3b....
PIim. c
Vai. p
Kk-haxdson ...
Wllley, p
Fluagan, p....
Mooi
Total
28 13
ST. JOSEPH.
Aa R. H.
1
14 27 10
O.
1
0
s
s
1
s
I
A. E.
2 0
1
t
S 27 If
McAllister, o...
Uoyd. Hi
DaUvvT 3b 4
Mor, p 4
1
4
14
1
t
0
Judge Ormond and Peter Fmrren fight-
Poor umpiring ha cost my club seven I lK it out In v.ry heat, th former
taking th verdict by winning two of th
three great sprint to th wire.
Make It Heal Kratare.
Leila Patohen, thanks. In large part, to
lis being made a mark.
Umpires have
0 'called balks on my pitcher ln Detroit,
g j but failed to do so when they mad th
1 same motion In St. Louis; thay beat
jus out of a clean triple play when we
1 wer at Poston; Mayer was hit by a
J i ! J S 'pitched ball, but wa not allowed to go
to first because, th umpire said, he al-
Amrrlrai Assoolatlaa.
At SL Paul Flr.t gam: R.H E.
Columou. 0 ( 4
St. Paul S ( 2
Batteries: Schnvberg and Coleman; Wll-
th driving of WlU Snow, paced Del Kay u",n " 0'nn- nun.
. . .. .. Second ..me: R H E.
into tn ground in tn z:w race, carrying 'Columbu 2 2
ToUl S7 2 27 11
WICHITA.
All H. il
Bennett, rf..
Fox. If
Patterson, lb
HMttoiv. 2b...
Hoap, as
lllle.ing ct.
I xi i n II 4b....
Griffith, c....
Sltlley. p
I ! I
1 s
i1
I
4
i
Lincoln
Wichita
Two-base hits
..! 1 0 3
.. 0200430-1
1 . t ( .r.. . n a.!. A III.....
Kchretber, 2; Thleslng, MciiaV flaan, lamb!
oubla nlavs: MrCafflKan to chrelter.
Stolen haw: Fox. Daley, Wolfe, Thl.s
log. t-.crlflc. hits: Ysnta, Riley.
rHruck out: By Mor ax, 2; by P.lley, L
Bases on balls Off Morse, 4, off Kilev.
I Passed hall: McAllister. Time: I SO.
Umpire: O lirlen.
Rivtsss Defeat Isoltis.
RAVENNA. Neb.. July SO. (Special)
Shell on wa detested by th kcal bae
ball team her yuarteraay. 7 to 1. Ftonnl
nior pitched for Ravenna and Murphy
(or Khelton.
I I lowed himself Intentionally to b hit.
Mayer gets up there only occasionally,
q j 1 not a shrewd batter, and Isn't going to
0 .let a bail hit him If he can h.lp tt
Th cha.lng of Rowland wa en-
l. II went out to protest, aa he had
a right to do, and as I'd expect him to
do, 11 told m he didn't wear untU
after he had ben thrown out of th
game. I Imagine he said a good deal
after that. I would be ashamed to re
peat aom of th language I heard wa
uod by th visiting player, but they
wer not put out of th gam.
"I expect to protest against th sus
pension and try to get a square deal for
my team. 1 never cry about th umpire
and hav taken my medicine day aftr
day. But on mutt reach th limit ome-
time, and I bav reached tt now."
lilt la Forty-Math.
LOS ANGELES. July 21. -Jack Ness of
th Oakland Lain hit In hi forty-ninth
consecutive game here today. His single
to left center In the fifth) inning of the
gam with Vernon brought In a run.
81 eh fa Irnuiu,
Th St. Loula club ha sold Pitcher
Harry Hoch to the Syracuse club of
th Nw York Stat league.
Hatted for Val ln th fifth.
Baited for Flanagan In th ninth.
Jea Molne 4 0 4 S 1 012
tt- Joaa-pft 0 0
Three-base hits: Jones. Hartford. Two- Use Sloan' Liniment and you won't
Mogridge. liouble play: 1ann-hlll to I Uon he'P"- GoJ tor iatK. neuralgia.
,LolUt jto Jui.e Bus; Off Val, 4 in K- druggbits. Advei tUeiuent
BOBBY JONES SOLD TO
DETROIT AMERICANS
SAN FRANCISCO. July 21 "Bobby
Jones, third baseman of th tea Fran
clsoo ba ball club, ha tteea sole to th
Detroit Americana, aooordtng to an an
nouncement mad bar today.
A part payment tb Seal receive
Pitcher Cavet. a left-hander, who I ex
pected her Saturday.
Jone wa obtained last season from
Ogden of the Union association. HI play
ing ha steadily Improved and he has
batted .770 so far this year, if Iketrolt
does not retain huu. San Francisco will
hav first call on Jones' service.
him to break In threo terrlfto drive.
Mar and driver turned th weakest
event of the day Into a real feature by
their work.
As had been predicted. Bud Murphy
had a good thing In th 2:1 trot In Al
Mack. Al won In stralgt he is, beating
th crack western mar,' Leo Blossom.
Summaries; ...
Summaries:
Trotting, 2: It class, pur 21,200:
Alma. k. b. h. (Murray) 1 1 1
lo Bloesoru, ch. m. (F. Chilos)....2 t S
Tvdd McGregor, rh. h. (Rodney)... 4 4 S
Also started: Sarah Dougia (Floyd),
Emma Dillon (NolanJ. Allerta (Snedekerl.
King Bellini (Dlckron). LuanUnla (Mar-
vliu.
Tim: 2 104: 2 00H: 2:10.
Pacing. 2 LI class. Dure SI 300:
Judge ormoode, blk. h. ( Valentin). 1 1 2
Peter Farran, b. h. (Murphy) 2 2 1
Clara Walker, b. m. (Cox I T S S
aim started: imbro (M. Child.), Hedge
wood Pani.en (McDonald I. Bud 1-Xliolt
(Oeerst. Hedger (Rea). Present Queen
(McAllister).
Time: 2 0BV.: 2 flt4: 2 07.
North Randall sweepeiakea, trotting.
2 18 class, -year-old., purs 11.670:
Bondella. b. f. (Uirrnbvl 1 1
Colorado Ran, h. c. (McDonald). ...2 '
uenerai rramk, b. c. (Murray) I 4
Also started; Ionore McKlnney (An
drews). Prinoa Todd (Moore), Iteroch
tOeer), Harlem Express tDickerson),
lenall (Cos).
Time: 2 0: 2 Cs.
Pacing, 3 06 class, purM S1.2n0:
Leila Pate hen, blk. ra. (Snow) 1 1 1
Iel lUy. b. h. tOox) 8 2 S
Nutmuor. b. b (Majera) 2 4 4
Also started: Stralhstorm (Murray),
That Aaseeeor (MeMahcn)
Tim: i.uS; 8 oH. 8 04.
Fl.t Prise al Tearaey.
IOWA CITY T la. July 21 -(Special
telc.ramV At the Iowa Htate Firemen'
.a.M'.ti,n tournament to1y flr.t prises
were awarded to West Liberty, Marlon.
VI . , . . i .. . l:.:i. KM.... . . i . . . , ... .
, u-. wua a laiw, vuuiuu auu V Sl
I Bri tu
St. Paul 4 S 0
Batteries' O'Toole and Robertson ; Lie-
field, Steel and Glenn.
At Milwaukee: K " E.
Iotilsvllle 12 1
Milwaukee S
Batteries: Ellis and Croaaln; Slapnlka
and Brannon.
At Minneapolis: K M ti.
Cleveland 4 12 1
Minneapolis 11 1
Batteries: Collainore and Billings; Wil
liams and Sullivan (II Innings).
At Kansas Ctty-Flrsl game: K H K.
Inillanapulls U 13 2
Ksnsa City i
natteries: Scheldt. Willis and Black
burn; Li on. Laraon, Sander and Uelbel
(11 inning.).
Second gam: nii.b.
Indianapolis 4 14 2
Kansas City iu is 1
Batteries; Willis and Blackburn; Regan
and Alexander.
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At m Anrele: R.U.B.
Oakland 4 8 0
Vornon o t 2
Batteries: Abies and Kuhn; Decannler,
Plercey, White and Spencer.
At San Fianctsco: R.H E.
Los Angeles S 10 2
San Francisco 4 12 2
Batteries: Perrltt and Boles; Brown and
Schmidt.
At Bait Lak City: R.H E.
Portland 8 11 2
Salt Lak City T 15 rt !
Batteries: Higgtnbotham. Kahler and ,
Cert ah; A illlauM, Uieaoiy, i. ...a
Rohrer.
Goraoa Wins fraaa Antmrt.
GORDON. Neb.. July 21. (Special -Gordon
today won the first of a three
game series of ball game wtth th Ard
more, 8. D., team by taking advantage
of error on th part of their opponents.
The score:
Ardmor 2 000002-4
Gordon 0 2 1 0 2 -
Batteries : Sabtn and Burks; Mapt and
Gray
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