Nebraska Newspapers

    nn; w:k: omaua. .s.vTunmv. .jui.y 24. 1015.
A Few Knocks from the Hammer of Sports
LINKS WIN AGAIN
FROMJOURKES
North Batted Freely and Everdon
Relieves Him in the Seventh
Inning of Game.
SIX TO FIVE IS THE SCORE
UNCOL.N, Neb.. July 23.-Krelal
Telegram.) Lincoln took a dose asjne
from Omaha today. 6 to 6. the Rourkea
making a game riuht after the Tlgera
had pulled up a three-run lead In the
first Mven Innings.
K rug's clan hopped onto Barney
Srhreiber In the seventh and tied It up
and started the bombardment In the
eighth, but Mclntyra called In Dawson,
who pitched shutout ball against Omaha
yesterday, and he held them safe.
North and Everdon were unequal to the
task of holding Lincoln. The Tigers
scored first In the third, with two down,
when Schreiber drove a clean single over
frond, stole second and rode home when
Wolfe banged the left field fence with a
double. Wolfe tallied on McOafflgana
single.
The Rourkes got one In the fourth on
Breert's double, Brcen's steal of third
and Krug's Infield out.
The Tigers annexed another In tho
fourth on Mclntyre's two errors and
Daley's Infield hit.
Smith lilts Home Raw.
In the seventh Schllebner doubled to
center, but was caught between second
and third, when Blanck hit to Barney
aVhivibei. who threw to Lloyd. Blanck
reached serond on the play and then
Wells, batting for North, beat out an
Infield hit. Smith picked out one and
drove It over the cenlerfield fence, scor
ing Blanck and Wells ahead of him.
Lincoln Jumped back In the lead on
"Wolfe's single, McGaffigan's sacrifice
and Schrelber's single.
Krug started the eighth with a slash
ing single to left. Varney's double
brought him home and then Mclntyre
tailed in Dawson. Morse hit the first
ball pitched over the ccnterfleld fence in
Lincoln's half and gave Lincoln the win
ning run.
A double-header is scheduled for to
morrow, with the first game called at
1:90 p. in. Score:
LINCOLN.
aii. n. ii
.. 4
.. a
.. 4
.. a
.. 2
.. 0
.. 4
.. 3
.. 4
.. 3
.. 1
Wolfe, If ,
McUaffiKan. ss..,
II. Srhrteber, lb
Mclntyre. rf
McAllister, c
Yantx. c
Morse, cf
Lloyd. 2b
Dalny, 31
H. Bchrelber, p...
Dawson, p
2
0
0
1
1)
0
1
1
0
1
0
o.
5
1
a
i
o
4
S
1
1
0
Totalh
30
OMAHA. -
AB. R. H.
Smith. If ' 2
Breen, 2b 1 1
Forsythe. rf 4 0 0
Krug, 3b 4 1 i
Krueger, c i 1
arney, cf 4 0 1
Schleibner. lb 4 0 1
Blanck, ss 4 10
North, p 2 1
Wells I 1
Everdon. p 1 0
27 12 1
O.
1
6
2
0
&
2
7
1
1
0
0
A.
0
2
0
0
1
0
1
4
1
0
1
Totals S7 5 10 24 JO 3
Wells batted fur North In seventh.
Lincoln 0 0 t l 0 1 1 1 l-
Omaha . 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0-6
Home runs: Smith, Morse. Three-baea
hit: Daley. Two-base hits: Krug. Wolte,
Breen , Krueger. Schllebnor, Varney.
Double play: Blaok o Hreen to Bchlleb
ner. Stolen bases: Krug, B. Schreiber,
Hrean, II. Schreiber (ii). Sacrlfloe hits:
.McAllister. McQafflgan. Krueger. Struck
out: By Schreiber. 1; hy North. 4; by
Dawson, 1; by Everdon, 1. Banes on balls:
otf North. 8. Hit by pitched ball: By
North, 1. Pitching record: Off Schrelger,
& runs and 10 hits In seven and one-third
innings: off Dawson, no run and no
hit. In one and two-thirds Innings: off
North, 4 runs and hits In six innings;
off lCverdon, 2 run and 3 hits In two in
nings: Time: 1:S3. Umpire: Abbott.
WICHITA 1.0SE8 TO BOOSTERS
Twelve-Inning; Contest G
Moines.
WICHITA. Kan., July 23.
errors caused it to lose to De
a twelve-Inning game. Score:
WICHITA.
AB. R
oes to Dee
-Wichita's
Moines in
Bennett, rf.
Kox. If
Patterson, lb.
Brltton. .
Thleslng, cf. ,
lloi, ss. ...
Uml), 3b. . .
ray, c. ....
deist, p
IT.
0
3
a
i
l
o
a
i
o
o.
1
o
A. H.
0 0
1
0
4
0
10
1
1
7
Totals 45 4 10 X 24 3
DES MOINES.
AB. K. H. O. A. E.
Ilahn. rf 4 3 1 1 0 0
Hunter, cf. 4 114 0 0
Hills, If 6 0 3 3 0 0
Jones, lb 5 1 1 0 0
Hartford, ss. 0 0 4 1 1
Kwoldt. 2b 6 14 4 4 0
TannehlU, 3b 6 0 1110
(rraham, c 4 1120
Musser, p 3 1 1 0 2 0
Mogrldge. p 1 0 0 0 1 0
Breen 1 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 45 7 12 36 11
Batted for Musser In ninth.
Wichita ....1 000000201004
Dea Moines 00200010010 37
Left on bast: Des Moines, 10; Wichita,
vi. tacrine nits: ttaJlin, Kills, Uraham,
Kox, Brltton. Two-base hits: Fox (31,
KwoMt Ci). (M-ay. Hunter. HI Is. Brltton.
Hits: Off Musser, 8 in eight innings.
Double play: Wrltton to Hosp to Patter'
son. Struck out: Br Musser. 5: by Mo
glidg. 3; by Gelst. 4. Beses on halls:
Off Musser, l: off Mogrtdg. 3: off Oelst
4. Wild pitch: Musser. Hit by pitched
nan: nuin, dv ueist. Time: 1:46. Um
pire: Vantiyrkle.
DIVIDE THE DOl BLE.IIEADKH
Denver Loses First Came ana Sloaa
the second.
nr.is ve;n. juiv zj Denver divided a
double-header with Sioux City, losing
the first game by S to , and winning thj
second. 10 to 6.- Score, first game:
DENVER.
AB. R. H.
Spencer, cf 4 3 3
Mi'ler. rf E 12
Mccormick. If 4
Ca'loway, 2b 4
Coffey. Sb 3
Shields, lb 3
Kellher, ss 3
Knahr, c 4
MlUhell, p 4
Ta UU& STATE THT IT
OOfJC rVMCAPH TPMNiMf? iHCl. HC CHMtxHGKP COfFBt UllU0 ANp o?Hl ,
MeCormlek. If ...
Gnlloway, 2b
( Vif fev ah
Shields, lb
Kellher, ss
8lestak, c
Uaskell, p
Totals
... S
... 4
... 4
... 4
... 2.
Cooney, 2b
Davis, ir
Oallahan, ss
Lejeune, cf
Kane. lb....r
Hensllng, 31
Davidson, rf
Crosby, c
Ingham, p..
White, p
Totals .,
Denver .....
Sioux City.
Kt'Hen baa
AH
..34
13 10 0
2 4 4 4 0!
1 3 0 4 0
1 0 8 0 1
3 3 2 4 0
1 3 3 0 0
0 0 0 0 1
10 17 17 12 3
ITV.
R. 11. O. A. K.
12 3 2 '.)
12 10 0
0 2 4 0
12 10 0
3 2 7 0 0
0 0 0 3 1
1 3 2 0 2
0 1 7 3 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 1. 1 0
6 12 34 14 2
Standing of Teams
4 0 0 2 2 1 0 0
-10
..0 0121010 1
Coffov. Shields. SDencer.
Sacrifice hits: Hensllng, Kane. Oaskell
c'l. Twvbase hit: Knne. Three-base
hits: Kellher (2). Home runs: Miller-.
Spencer, Kane. 8truc' out: By Oaskell.
-'; by Ingham. 1; by White. 4. Base on
lane: )fr uasuell, I; orr White, 4.
Ioiihle piny: Kellher to Uallowav to
Shields. Hits: Off Inuham. 8 In tw
thirds inninirs: off White, In five and
two-thirds innings. Time: 1:4X. I'motre:
O'Brien.
JOSIES DEFEAT THE KtWi
Drnniniers Take Loosely Played
(me from Topeka.
TATRV A T.' . 1 ..i .. oq .... i .....
, . 'van., .liny nf t'lUUTing
" . wic muni iMiniii ioaay
frt. Joseph took a loosely played game
ST. JOSEPH.
AB. R. H. O. A. E
b 2
6
6
6
4
6
6
Watson, rf
Koehler, lb
Helmer, cf
Orodlck. 2h ..
Wllllaine, If .
T7n Ikn
Oroellng, 3b
HUBS, C
Val. p
, Total ..,
1
IS
0
mi : .i
M 4S ?A .r.7
84 45 : .iWW
SH 44 l ."I2
M8 41 (! .('
4H . 4iV
83 3.1 60 .308
86 32 b3 .376
WESTERN LKAOV'E.
I'layed. W on. L St. Tct.
Des Moines.
Ienver
Lincoln ....
Topeka
Omaha
loux City..
ni. joseyn..
Wichita ....
NAT. LEAGUE. AMER. LHAQl'E.
W.UPct.l W.UPct.
Phila. 46 36 .61 ! Roston .KA
Brooklyn ..46 S9 .536 Chicago ... .M 33 .
Chicago ....4.1 41 .612! Detroit M S2 SM
Pittsburgh .42 41 .6" I New ..York. 42 44 .4h
St Louis. ...48 46 . 4WI Washington 42 43 . 4!M
New York. .38 41 .4td'St. Louis.... 33 HI .iXi
Boston 41 44 . 4821 Phila SO 64 .817
Cincinnati .86 46 . 4821 Cleveland ...S0M.367
FED. LEAQCHL AMER. ASSN.
W.I.Pct.1 W.LPct
Chicago ...M 37 .R7o St. Paul 53 37 .SX1
Kan. City. .48 86 .671 Indianaplls 60 40 .Ml
Pittsburgh 4r, SS .643! Kan. City.. .48 43 .677
St. Louis.. .46 3 .641iMlnneaills 4S 43 .!7
Newsrk .. .43 41 .60)! Cleveland ..4144.42
Brooklyn . .41 48 .4il Louisville .42 4i .177
Rurr.ln 4i Rl 4! Milwaukee 41 48 ,41.
Baltimore 32 63 .37fi! Columbus ..34 56 .378
WHITE SOX MAKE
IT THREESTRAIGHT
Pale Hose Capture Third Battle
from New York by Desperate
Rally in Ninth.
J in which Moeller renched the plate, pro-
l diicid the visitor' laity. Si'oie:
I WASIIINOTOS DKTItOIT
AH H O A K AH II O A T
FINAL SCORE IS THREE TO TWO
CHICAGO. July IT Chicago niado It
three straight from New York today
winning, J to 2, In a desperate ninth-Inning
flnlah. John Collin simile to right,
coupled with his dnrlt.g base running
when he stolo second, tok third on a
short passed ball, and scored on Llohnld's
sacrifice fly, gave the lorsla the game.
Score:
.19 10 (M'kMi. rf
4 0 0 0 (M'mwfiird.
If
MoHlnr. rt . S t t
Koiir, lb. . t 1 t
Milan, rf
Ktmiikv If
lndll. lb . 4 I I 0V-., h
llmr. r ..J 4
V tlrlctr m 4 1
wini. m.. :n t o i o
(Ulna, r .. t 0 4
Avr, p 0 4 4
aJuhnff.n .. .1 0 0 0
III, Jh .... 1
OYouns. b .4
tf 4 II
...4
(V llntn. Ih . 1
1 Huali. I I
OHtansiv r S 1
OIuliklr. pit
0 Total !l 7 17
I 1
I S
I I
I 0
s
(I
1 0
l
0
1
dwrmllk's fast ones. (Jregg replaced him,
but in turn was replaced by Collins after
fissslng three of the four men who faceil
ilm. After the fifth Collins allowed Bt.
Ixiuls "ii" hit . Ccore:
BOSTON ST. I.OIMS.
AH H O A K AS II O A Ft
NKW VOIIK
AB. H.l l. A K
43 13 12 27 16
TOPEKA.
.....ik.
Cochran, 8b
iaiinlon. ss
Dell, cf ....
Plsher, lb ....
Brown, If
Lattlmore, 2b ....
Trainer, rf
Monroe, o
Lakaff. p
Grover. p
AB.
R.
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
H. O. A. E
0
4
0
15
2
0
1
4
1
0
Totals 85 6 8 27 IS 7
8L Joseph 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 0
Topeka 0 3 0 2 0 0 0 1 0-6
Three-base hits: Trainer (21. Two-base
h.ts: Williams, Orodlck, Helmer. Val.
Sacrifice hit: Brown. Double plays:
Cochran to Talllon to Plsher. Williams
to oKehler, Itapp to Orodlck to Koehler.
Stolen base: Cochran. Hits: Off Lakaff.
8 In eight Innings. Bases on balls: Off
Lakaff, 6; off Grover, 1; off Val t
Struck out: By Lakaff, 4: by VaU 4
Passed ballj: 6liss (2). Hit by nltched
ball: By Lakaff, 1. Time: 2 hours. Um
pire: Cusaek.
i . ,
Coast Leagrae Ileaslls.
At Loa Angeles t it v
Oakland 7 12 i
reruun 5 g
Batteries: Oakland. Klawitter an,.
Kuhn; Vernon, Chech, White and Bpen
cer. At San Francisco RH E
Los Angeles 11 17 i
San Francisco j jo j
??.a,ttr,e,: Lx)" Angeles. Hughes, J.
Williams and Fmnka Ran t'r..,.i..n
Christian, ReJsigle an.i Schmidt. ' '
At Salt Lake City- R.H.R
Portland m 5
Salt Lake City 2 6 8
Batteries: Portland, X abler and Fisher:
32 53 .37ii Columbus
Yesterday's Rrsnlls.
WESTERN LEAGl'E.
Omaha. 6: Lincoln, 6.
flloux City, 016; Denver, 6-10.
Des Moines, 7; Wichita, 4.
St. Joseph, 13; Topeka, 6.
NATIONAL LEAGl'E.
rhlesBo. 1' Boston. 2.
St. louls, 7; Brooklyn. !. ,
Pittsburgh, 6-4; New York, 18.
Cincinnati. 3-7; Philadelphia. 2-.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York, 2; Chicago. 3.
Roston, 8; St. Ixiuts. 8.
Washington, 1; Detroit, 2.
Philadelphia, 3; Cleveland, 11.
FEDERAL LEACH' H.
Brooklyn, 6; St. Ixiuls, 4.
Buffalo, 7; Kansas City. 5.
Newark, 1; Pittsburgh, 3.
Baltimore, 1: Chicago, 4.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
St. Paul, 6; Kanaas City, 6.
Cleveland. 8; Louisville, 5.
Minneapolis. !; Milwaukee, 1.
Indianapolis, 7; Columbus, 0.
(antes Today.
Western League Omaha at Lincoln.
Sioux City at Denver, Ikes Moines at
Wichita. St. Joseph at Topeka.
National league Chicago at Boston,
St. Louis at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at New
York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
American League New York at Chi
cago, Boston at St. Louis. Washington
at Detroit, Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Federal League Brooklyn at St. Louis,
Buffalo at Kansas City, Newark at
Pittsburgh, Baltimore at Chicago.
Took, rf 4
1 T'wk'p'ih. is. 3
I MWI. .. 4
; 1'lpp. lb.
1 Hirli. rf 3
J Turner, if. . . 4
1 Mailman, lb. t
: 1
.Ttnona. tb ...
I BwMinar, c. . .1
1 Warhnp. p. . . 2
I 'Hurt Mil . ..1
1 Donovan, p. . .0
0 3
0
t :
(I is
1
A
(1 n
I 0
A A
1 A
4 0
AU II OAK
A PMtlrlillv rf.
4 IllVf.vtr
1 (IK. I'nlllna. 2h 4
0 f Konrnlor, lb. 4
1 1 0.1 r-illln.. If.S 1
I - A 0ll.h. if... 4 I
ft 5 11 Mrtvir. 1 t
ooo lU'krmrn. 3b 1
A 0 0 1 'Icutle. p. . . .
.1 0l.lrbolJ 0
2 0
0 0 Totala . .. 17 7 17
0 0
I II 4
S II J
S
I 4
1
1 It
A 1
0 A
A 0
II 1
2 0
1 'I
1 0
0 0
A A
A 0
s 0
1 0
0 0
I
Salt Lake City, Gregory, Schmuta, Hall
and Hanrah.
CLUNN OF TOPEKA IS
INDEFINITELY SUSPENDED
TOPEKA, Kan.. July 23 Indefinite
suspension of J. Clunn. a pitcher for tho
local Western league club, was announced
today. No cause for the suspension was
assigned by John Savage, owner of the
local club.
K. C. 'Reds Vletors.
SCOTLAND. S. D.. July 23.-tSpeclal
Telegrab.) The Kansas City Red Box
won from Scotland here today bv a
score of 6 to 2. Scotland Is considered
the fastest team in the state after trim
ming Yankton.
Totals ...SI 52 1 0
Hatted for Maver In ninth.
'United for Warhop In eighth.
Two out when winning run scored.
New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1
Chicago 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 S
Two-base hits: Winch. Msver. Three
base hit: Hartzell. Stolen buses' High,
Collins Earned runs: New York. 2; t Chi
cago. 2. Bases on errors: New York, 1.
Bases on balls': off Warliop, 2: off Cl
cotte. 1. Hits: Off Warhop, 6 In seven In
nings: off Donovan. 2 In one and two
thirds Innings. Struck out: Bv Cleotte, 1.
Passed ball: Sweeney. Cmplres: O Ixiush
lln and Hildebrand.
Tlsrers Trim Senators.
'DETROIT, Mldh., July l.-Holdlns
Washington to three hits Covelskl out
Pitched Gallia and Ayres today and won
for Detroit. 2 to 1. Succeiwlve wild
throws by McBrtdo and Nelf. together
wtth Star.age'a single, gave Detroit its
two runs in the fifth inning. A bas- on
bulls, Foster's single and a double stea
Tolala ... Si I 24 II I
United for Gallia In eighth.
Washington 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0--1
Detroit 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0
Stolen bases: I'nhh, Moeller, Foster.
Earned runs: Washington, 1. Sacrifice
hits: Coveleskle, Bases on errors: lietrolt.
1. Jlnsea on balls- Off iveleskie. 8; off
Gallia, 8. Hits: Off Gallia. 6 In seven In
nings' off Ayres, I In one Inning. Struck
out: By oveleskle. 4: by Gnllia. 4: by
Ayres, 1. I'mplres: Nallin and Dlneen.
Indiana Heat Marks.
CLEVELAND O, July 13 Hevelsnd
defeated Philadelphia. 11 10 3. today,
Itrnsxlei' and IVmw r being wild and Inef
fective. Mitchell was effective with men
rii bases Careleea bae running held
Cleveland's n'iit down. Score:
t I.KVKt.ANO PIIIIAIIRI.I'IIIA
AU It. II A K An II O A C.
: South w'rth'. If 1 0 J 0 0lHl)l. lb . I Ills
1 KmIi'ii. if.. S I S 1 I'WaUh. rf ...Ii 0 10 0
l-liapnMA 4 I 1 I llMliunk. rl.. I I I
Khke. II. ....4 80 (Italians. It. ..I 0111
Sn.l'li, rf .4 2 4 0 "l..l lb . 4 114
llHrlar. Sb 4 I I I 1 lrlnnla. lb I I II I
W'siiaat. tb. I 1 I I ILaup. r I 1 I A
O N. III. r ... 4 14 1 IMrAvor. S...3 1110
Mltrhrll. p . 4 43 OKsef as 4 I 1 I I
Hraslar, ....! 1 O
Tolala ....111117 18 3Ppper. ... ! I I A
Malotia . ...I
Totals ,...M I 11 II 8
Hatted for Pepper in ninth.
Philadelphia 0 I 0 0 0 2 0 0 03
Cleveland 2 0 4 1 0 3 1 0 -ll
Earned runs: Cleveland, 7; Philadelphia,
2, Two-lia'i. hits: Smith, I .stole, Strunk.
Three-base hits: Smith, Chapman, O'N'elll.
Stolen' bases: Southworth, Barbara,
Womrsganss. Double plays: lipp to
Henley to Mclnnls. Kopf to I.i)le to Mf.
Innls. Healey to Mclnnls. Hits: Off Bress
ler. 8 In three innings: off Pepper, 6 In
tl Inning. Bases on balls: Off Mitchell,
a; otf Bressler. 2: olf Pepper. 4. Struck
out: By Mitchell, 3; by Bressler, 1. I'm
plres: Chill and Evans.
Ited Hog tleat Browns. 1
ST. U ICIS. July 23. Lawdermllk, who
started, and Ieverens, who finished for
St. I xii Is were wild today and Boston
won, 8 to 3. leonard, who pitched three
Innings for Boston, wss forced to retire
sfter batting tn the fourth, as ths result
of being hit In the knee by one of I.aw-
Hrnipei. rf
W aanftr. lb .4
Hvmkrr. rf. I
II 'hill. l. lb I
llilnar. lb ...I
lla lb .
Oairfuer. IS
S-otl. aa...
carrlaan. c
1nnrd.
ra.lv
lra. p ...
Collin a. p .
I 0 esb Hon. If . 0 I A I
t AAvatln. lb . 4 III
1 I A tltiivaid. m . I I I I 1
I A (Tail, lb . I 0
II AWalkar. if . 1 1
1 t 0 I Wal.h, rt... I I 4
4 1 1 Olrsn, as.. ..I 144
I I f K.i.l r I I 0 0
1 I taararal. .. I ll
A OAanaw. f I 1 0
0 0 0 tlxiwninllk.pl I A 0 A
S lvaraua p.. I 4 4 2
11
Tolala ....10 7 It 11 I
Totals ,...M M I
Kan for lvnard in the fourth.
Boston 1 0 2 0 1 1 2 1 0-8
SI. Louis 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 0-8
Two-base hits; Speaker. Wagner,
Iewls. Three-taut lilt: Austin, Stolen
bases: Sieaker, Scott, Wagner. Earned
runs; Boston, 6; St. l4ula, 3. Iiouble
I lay. Lax an lo Howard, hases on Iwlla:
tiff Gregg. .1: orf Collins. I; off lxwder
mllk, 6; i(f lvei-eim, 4. Hits: Off lm
ard, 4 In thiee Innings' off LoWdwriillk,
4 in four and one thirl liinlnga; off
Gieg. none In one-lhlrd Inning; orf
Iji'vereni. 8 In fniir and two-thirds in
nings; off Culllns, 3 In five and two
thirds Innlgs. Struck out: Hv lsotiard,
I; by tVllns, 4: by LowdermilV, 8; by
Ieverens, 1. I'mpti-as: Connolly slid
Wallace.
II
Evans Winner
In Semi-Finals
CLEVELAND, O.. July JS.-A'harles
Evans of Chicago defeated New Sawyer,
also of that city, 3 up and 1 to play In
the semi-finals of the Western a mate ir
golf championship here today.
Suspension of Boss ' i
Rowland is Lifted
CHICAGO, July 23. The suspension of?
Mnnsger Rowlsnd of the Chicago Ameri
cana, which was imposed three days ago
and which aroused Owner Cnmlsky t
mnke charges that the umpiring in tho
American league this year was the wort
ha had ever seen, waa lifted today. It
had been In effect three daya, followm-s.
a healed argument between Rowland anil'
the umpires in the Boston series.
Belgrade Defeats Albion.
ALBION. Neb., Julv 23.-' Special )
RcWraile .tourneyed over to ..on today
and won nn easy gam, 12 1)1. The fan
turn ol the rsmo as Ihn fast Infield
work of Belgrade and the pitching of
Todenhof, rtrlKlnp out eighteen. Hcore:
ll.H.U.
Albion 0 0000001 8- 426
Belgrade ....2 1 2 1 3 0 8 1 0-13 17 5
Us it cries: Albion, McKnv and llivu;
Beigtade, Ti denhof and Babttltt.
1 1 1
Moalhern Assorlatlan.
Memphis, 4 Atlanta, I.
little Rock, t; Mobile, 0
C'hattanooga, 8; New Orleans, 7,
Nash Wile, 6; Blrblngham, 3.
TRACK RECORD BROKEN
AT THE TEKAMAH RACES
TEKAMAH, Neb., July 23.-(Speciel
Telegram.) Today closed the Teksmah'
race meet for ibis season. The day
could not have been better for the racing
and the crowd waa large and the track
fast. In the 2:08 pace the faatest time
ever made on the Tekanish track waft
made In the third and laat heat of the
race, when Hal MrKlnnejr made It In !:
Several years ago an Iowa horse made
a lecord of 2:00',. Following la tho sum
mar) :
Trotting. 2:1i clsss; purse, !:
Dr. Wsyo. h. s., by Wilkhursv
IF. K. Ward!
laerd Duke. h. u.. bv Jackday
(S' lilnatiM-k liroa.l I 2
David l.ock. br. g. iJ. K. Caseyl 6 1
IjouIss, Murto Melons. rf. Heir,
Reaper and ,11m O'Shea also started.
Time: 2:16i. 2:1f.'i. 1:16'., 2:1. 1
2 OS pace, purse Jl':
Hal MeKlnney, b. s. by Hsl . fC. '
W. Clark til
Columbl- Fire. b. s. by Pactotus (B o
G. Hohann) I
Sir Ialn. ro. g 2 3 "S
Irene Bau and C. D. M. also started.
Time: TA. 3:I0V. 2:0.
Three-year-old Irot. purse -0:
D. J. Burke, b. g.. by The Corsair
I Joe Hunerl 1 ' 1 t
Daisy Todd. b. ni., by George Todd '
(Midland . Fsrm) .1 2 '
Time. 2:28'. !;29'.
Bon Hon and Hose Hedge wood alsn
Started.
Three-year-old pace, purse 8LH0: 1
Oregon Hal. h. s. by Hsl 11. (War
ren t lentils 2 1 1
Sir Archibald, blk. a. (Tom McKay). .1 8 3
Tehwanne Patch, b. s 3 3 4
Time: 2:2m. :. 2:24',. 1
In . the three-uuai'ter-mlle dash thert
were six tenrlea and Blue won. Time,:
1:17- . :
I 3 1 t
8 ,
4 3
Totala 34
8lOUX CITY.
AB. R. II.
Cooney, 3b 4 0 1
I ia vis. if 4 3 3
Callahan, as 4 11
I ejeune. cf 3 13
Kane, lb 6 11
Hensllng, 3b I 0 3
I lavldson, rf 4 13
Donnelly, e 3 2 2
Boothby, P 8 11
....36 16
... 1
... 4 11
O. A. H
0 0 0
10 0
4 1 0
2 0 1
2 3 0
10 0 0
8 3 0
6 4 1
0 4 0
37 14 1
O. A. K
2 0
0 10
8 2 0
3 0 0
12 0 0
2 6 0
0
10 0
0 4 0
37 15 "J
?2 0 S-6
I) 3-4)
Totals...
Denver ....
hioux rity.
Sacrifice hits: Callahan. Boothby,
l.eoene, MeCormlek. Stolen banes:
lleiialing. Kane. Two-base bits: Bahr,
Miller, Kane. Three-base hit: Spencer.
Home runa: Miller. Galloway. L0une.
Mrurk out: By Mitchell 4. Basra on
balls: Off Mitchell. 4; off Boothby, i.
Iiouble playa: Hensllng to Cooney to
Kane. Hervahrir to Kane. Hit by pitched
ball: Coffey. Time: 1:60. Umpire: O'Brien.
Score, second game:
DENVER.
AB. R. If. O A. K
Snencer, cf 3 118 0 0
iOlUer. rt 4 1 1 1 0
Hi Sntk Hth Stmt.
SEMI-ANNUAL
CLEARANCE SALE
Affords Numerous Buying Opportunities
Almost every item iu the store is substantially re
duced. All our high grade Kensington suits, i'alm
Beaches, shirts, underwear and 6traw hats am
prieeJ so low that a quick eloaranco is assured. Our
SEMI-ANNUAL CliEAHANCE SALE offers a raro
chance to buy the very best in Men's Apparel at onlv
-i ii ti .
a iraciion 01 vneir worm, lien's a f
high grade suits from our reg- h 1 if Kll
ular stock of $23.00 I P O V
sellers, Saturday
at
MEN'S
FURNISHING
BARGAINS
Iewlg' regular . $ 1 Athletic
Inderwear 754t
60c Neckwear
$1.00 Neckwear 79e
Regular $1.60 and $2.00 Ar
row Shirta 81.15
Palm Beach Suits
That are regularly $7.60
and $& values, ts- Qf"
while they laat 40vO
25 '-c OFF ON SUIT CASES AND DAGS
I
Tlhe IBest Yet
Exclaim Patrons of Our Groat
Semi-Annual
alf Price Sale of
Kuppenheimer"
. "Hart. Schaffner (EL Marx"
"Stein Bloch" & "Society Brand"
Summer Suits
Tlie classiest clothes designers of both continents all the new
styles, textures, models and patterns.
(lothos that deserve the respect and patronage of every man who
wants the best and values a good appearance.
$10.00
Suits
$5.00
$22.50
Suits
$12.50
$12.00
Suits
$G.OO
$25.00
Suits
$12.50
$1500
Suits
$7.50
$30.00
Suits
$15.00
$18.00
Suits
$9.00
$35.00
Suits
$17.50
$20.O
Suits
$10.00
$40.00
Suits
$20.00
Our having- more and selling inure Clothing than anjr otltrr store in town sx
surea you a larger and lron!er field from Mhlch to make sHecllon.
Shirts on Sale Saturday
are powerful Inducements of style and In
value giving.
Shirts that aold at $2.00 are now 31.45
Shirta that aold at $1.60 are now.. 05
Shirta that sold at $1.00 are now.. (15
Special Reduction in Underwear
$2 garment!, regular or athletic. 81.45
$1 garments, regular or athletic ... 75
75c athletic nainsook 15
HOSK.
Fine silk plated Hobe, double toe, heel
and bottom, black, white and several
colors, pair lt)
Odd Trousers
Without rtoubt yon will find at I his
atora values in Mn's sn4 Tounf
Mrn's extra truusrrs nut lo bs fuun I
elsewhere.
styles snit huh II ties for all times.
II. 'fi to :'..0U anil tiu In 110.00.
kJA SUITS
fWu
Ua ll ii ii i 'I nai. i ill i
Straw Hats Greatly Reduced
Your choice of any Plain or Rough
Straw Hat In the store, regardless of
former price, for 05t
Any Leghorn Hat that sold up to $6.00,
tor 82.05
$4.00 Panama and Bangkok
'r 82.95
$5.00 Panama and Bangkok
Hats for 83.75
$6.00 Panama and Banrkok
Ha for 83.05
$7.50 Panama and Bangkok
tor 84.55
$10.00 and $12.00 Panama and
Bangkok Hats for 85.05
Boys' Suit Sale
The value, quality and dependable workmanship
identified with our special offering of Boys' Suits this
week present a rare chance of economy and satisfaction.
Up to $3.50 Suits $1.05
Up to $4.50 Suits. $2.85
Up to $0.50 Suits. . . ... ............. . .$3.85
Up to $7.50 Suits $4.85
Up to $8.50 Suits. .$5.95
Up to $12.50 Suits $0.05
"Jaunty"
Is an expressly word, and no clothes
so so far as expressing; Jauntlaeau
than do our alm Beaoa aalta, S4.M
to 1S. Champae-ne. tan, natural dark
blue hair line, black and whits, plain
or belted back.
......i, . i. i inn 1 1 ..iii..,
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