Nebraska Newspapers

    It's. Up to You Now to Make Booster Day a Real
Success
HITS OFF GROYER
WIN FOR OMAHA
Hourkes Eat Dashner Out of Box in
Seventh and Take Game
in Ninth.
NEW PRESIDENT OF NEBRASKA
TENNIS ASSOCIATION.
BIG BOOSTER DAY
IS NEXTON CARD
Grizzlies Will Battle the Rourkes
and Joe Stecher Will Mix with
Brother Anton.
DATE IS FRIDAY, AUGUST SIXTH
SPORTS SECTION of
The
iaha
TOPEKA'S RALLY IS OF NO AVAIL
TOPEKA, Kan.. July 31 Omaha hatted
Pnsl.ncr out of the box In the seventh
and worcd the winning runs In the ninth
by hitting Grover hard. Topeka rallied
In the ninth, when Itapp, a pinch hitter,
Rot a home run with one on. but fell one
run short. Omaha winning, 6 to 4. Sen
sational fielding by Smith saved Thomp
fon In the eighth. Thompson batted In
two Omaha runs and scored another hlm-i-clf.
Score:
TornKA.
AB. R. II
...3 1 1
... 3
... 4
... 4
... 4
... 3
... 3
4
Bostlck, s
Cochran. St..
Jackson, cf..
1 ydcman. rf.
Brown. If
T attlmore, 2b
Fisher, lb....
Monroe c...
Pawner, p 2
(lronT, p 1
Kapp 1
O.
0
1
4
o
6
3
A. F!
'h
'.-..
6 ?6 9
Totr.ls S2
OMAHA.
AB. R. II. O. A.
Bmlth. If 4 116 0
F.reen. 2b 3
Varnry. 2b..
Forsythe, cf...
Krutt, lib
Kruer, c
Wells, if
Sehllebnor. lb.
ilium k, fs
Thompson, p...
1
0
1
0
4
1
12
2
0
13 27 11
Totals 37
liittc (I for Fisher in ninth.
Brceu out for cutting third.
Topeka 1 0 0 t' 0 1 0 0 ? 4
Omul a 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 2-6
Homo rune; Rnpn. Schlirbner. Throe-l:u-
lilt : King. Two-base hits: Unstick,
Cochran, Smith. Foi.ythc. Peliebncr,
Blanck. Sacrifice hits: Cochran. Snilt'.i,
Thoinoson. Stolon base: I.attlmore. Hits:
Off lhshnri, 7 in six Innings; off C5 rover,
t In three iivilnt: Bases on balls: Off
liash'irr, 1: off 'ihompsnn, 2. Struck out:
By LaHlimr. 3; by ThoinpHon. 3 Wild
p.lch: Thompson, Cmpirc: Abbott.
Brooklyn Loses Two
To the Pittsburghs
riTTSEL'Rail. Julv 31. Brooklyn lost
two games to Pittsburgh today, 5 to 0 and
5 to 4 Mabaux held held them safe In
the first game, while, Appleton was
reached for five hits In the eighth in
ning, which, with the aid of a wild
pitch, stored five runs. In the second
Karne both teams changed pitchers twice.
In the tenth inning, with the count tied,
Collins and Hlnchman douTJted, the
former scoring the winning run. Score,
first game:
IIKCMJ- ' riTTSBT'ROH.
UHOil AB.H.OAE.
Vvr cl. . . . l 0 t)fre. If 4 2 t 0 0
CVMara. ..4 ! 1 0 IColllna. cf . 4 1 4 0
Daubcrt. lb. .4 0 1) 0 A Inhnalon. lb. 2 1 0
Wheat, if.. ..4 1 0 Ollmhman. rf I 0 4 0 0
i utfhaw. 2b. . Oil 0 .Vaguer, as. 4 J 0 0 1
K.nile. rf...! 0 4 to, 8b... ...4 1 J
lb I 0 0 nlr. lb. ...I J I 0 1
niii., I 0 J I OOlhson. C....I t 1 0
ADDleton. p.-l 0 1 Schung,
KOCH WORKS HARD
FOR HIS LAURELS';
Comes Down to Finals in State
Tennis Tourney After Close
Game with Powell.
WAYNE GIVEN THE NEXT MEET
LINCOLN. July 31. (Special Telegram.)
Harry Koch, the present singles cham
pion, and Clark Powell, a youngster, both
of Omaha, provided the feature at the
third day's play In the state tennis
tournament here. Koch finally won out
by playing a neat game, but he had his
hands full In taking Powell's measure.
Coach "Jumbo" Stiehm of the University
Everybody ready to board the
bandwagon for Booster day Is the
word passed from the headquarters
of tho various commercial and fra
ternal organizations of Omaha.
Booster day Is programmed for
Rourke park August 6, when the
Denver Grizzlies will battle Pa
Rourke's gallant crew of athletes.
That the Omaha Uoosier day will
bo the pride and Joy of the entire
Western league Is the belief of
Omaha's loyal fans, and Pa Rourko
cfctlmntes that the Omaha attendance
will far surpass that of any other
city on that day.
In addition In the ball game Rourke has
cardo an added ati ruction that bid we.ll
o be a mighty drawing lower. Joe,
Stecher and his brother, Anton, will fur
nish a wreetllna; exhibition and reports
from cities where this duo has iwrfornied
say that tho exhloltion Is nothing abort
of a scream. Joe will demonstrate his
dea.lly w liwors, tho self-same scissors
which proved to bo the Waterloo of
Charley Cutler, Adolph Krimt. and divers
other wrestling parties. Tho wrestling
will be stayed Immediately after ths
Sams.
Stores to ('!
As many rf Omaha's stores will close
at J o'clock on Booster day It has been
decided tn cill tho game at S:30 Instead
of 3 o'clock, the usual time. The Orocersf
association ct Its meeting Thursday
I passod a rf solution recommending that
UNDAY
Bee
OMAHA, Sl;Xl. MOKXIXd, Al'dl'ST 1, llH.".
DRIVERS IN THE TRANSMULEAN, remnrkable race to be driven at the Omaha Driv
ing clab races Thursday : Left to right, E. Buckingham, E. P. Peck, Nds Updike, T. F.
Ctroud, E-Uvard Petsrr.on and Mayor Dahhnan. Mayor Dahlman is lehind John B,
pacing horse with a record of 2:13.
of Nebraska worked his way Into tno tho grocers close their stores at 8 o'clock
. Mmiui, p.
ToUll .... I 14 1
0 0 10 0
t 0 0 1 0
semi-finals by his defeat of Hclman In on aocounl r lno event ana many oi
me grocers navo .uinojncea metr iniei
tlon of so doing. Other stores will aim
close that afternoon and In moat cX:b
llshments which wll remain opan, per-
stialght sets. SUehm had a hard game
Willi Oooscn earlier In the afternoon. The
tournament will finish Monday.
Wayne secured the next tournament,
having the support of both Lincoln and
Omaha. Norfolk was a contender, but
dropped out.
fling-leu.
Following Is the result of today's play:
Oeeson beat Heghtol, 6-0, 613 .
Sttehm beat l.arson, by default,
llelman beat Bnehler, by default.
McProud beat Kxlmoneon, 6-0, 6-0.
C. O. Powell beat Ueckett, 6-4, 3-, 6-0.
Cusack beat A hern, 6-4, 6-2.
Madden beat Champs, 6-1, 6-1.
Kavls beat Matthewson, 6-2, 5-7. -4.
Koch beat Kohl, 6-0, 6-3.
R. Powell beat Louise Pound. 6-S, 6-S.
McKlllup beat Vendrlck, 6-0, -.
Langenburg beat France, bv default.
Hanighen beat Kills, 6-6, 4-6. 6-2.
Hlltner beat Oustafson. by default.
Proud beat Hosford. 6-1, 6-0.
Weaverllng lst Fead. 8-3, 6-S.
Third Round.
Ptlehm heat Ooosen, 6-4, f-i. 6-J.
Helman best McProud. 6-5, -, 6-5.
C. Q. Powell beat remark. 6-S. 6-S.
Koch beat R. Powell, 6-8. 6-2. 6-2.
McKlllup beat Lenenburg, 6-1. fl-3,
Mnnlnghen beat Hlltner by default.
Proud beat Weaverllng, 6-2, 3-6, fri
Fourth Round.
Rtiehm beat Helman, 6-1, 6-1.
Proud beat Hanlnghen, i-5, 3-6. 6-1.
rioub'es.
FIRST ROUND.
Koch and R. Powell beat SchwaJU and
Polskl by default.
mission will be given clerks and em
ployes who wttih to see the game, the.
time off to do so.
Box seats are now on sale at McVlt
tie's, the City National cigar store and
KourUe park.
Cubs Chase "Matty
From Box, Winning
First, Losing Second
CHICAGO. July 31. Chicago and New
Tork broke even again" today In tho
final gome of the series. The locals won
the first. 7 to S, while tho visitors toolt
th second, 9 to 2. Chicago -won by
bunching bits off Mathewson, one -f
which was a homer by Wllllama, which
netted three runs and caused ,rBlx BU"
to retire. 1
Mors bunched hits tn th fifth sjd
another homer off Rltter scored four
more runs. Vaughn had Uttla dlfflouUy
keeping the visitors' hits scattered. Che
ney's wtldness, coupled with bunched hits,
one of which was Bralnerd's triple, gave
McKIHud and Ooosen beat Kohl and x', rnrii mnA mmmandlna' lead at the
MPo"und "dYiumphrey beat Matthew start of the second game. Pa-es on ben.
and Outh by default. off Pierce nd Zabel followed by safe
f7
-v? H'rf f
ToUll ....90 IH I I
Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
l-'lttsburgh 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 5
Two-base hit: Wagner. Three-base hit:
Gibson. Stolen base: O'Mara. karned
runs: Pittsburgh. 5. Base on error:
Brooklyn. 1. Bases on balls: Off Apple
toi, 2; off Mamaus. 1. Hit by pitched
ball: By Appleton (Johnston). Struck
out: By Appleton, 1; by Mamaux. 4.
Wild r.ltch: Appleton. Umpire: Rlgler
i:"e,, nnrf Rprnriil Brne:
nnoOKt.YX. FITTBBi'ROH. Matthewson and Langenburg beat IJeb- hits netted the' other runs. Chicago
AU.H O A E. ajj.h.o.a e. crman and Uardner, -6, 6-1. . . . , ..i,. -, Teu-euu Score
My,r. cf...6 l 2 o ocir.,. if... J j! Drullnes and lison beat Ahern and bunched only two hlU ofr Tesreau. ocore,
CMnra. t icolilo cf...l l J J Cross by default. second game:
rnulrt. lb. 6 ! II 1 O lnhniton. lb 1 i unri .wu boat T. iinrl Hlltner PHirAflO.
Whet. If.... 4 o 0 OHInchm.n, rf.J .- default. ' " in H O A B. AB.H.O A E
Calvert and Edmonson beat Kearne and Bnm. If 4 o t o Ctood. it..
Lewis by default. Robert.. rf...4 10 0 Flbr.
rut.hiw, Jb.4 0 8 IWumt.
Blenstl. rf.. 4 t uvio. - - - -
a II ii z iiiir,i. i......v - - - -
M-C.irty. c 4 a 6 0 Oliurphr. a
Olion 0 0 0 0 CA.nini, p
Miller, C... 0 0 8 0 0CMr. P
.-'h d 1 I u 0 u-oirii
Dell, p
rfbulU ...
1 luLler, p.
1 1 0 0
.10 0 16
Totals
,41100i Madden and Hanighen beat Cusack and i " ib
.1 0 0 4 0' Weaverllng by default. FlMrher. !
0 0 ! SECOND ROUND. Mrk.. lb-cf.4
.1 0 0 0 " mr,A ij uu 11 u XmAA- . n 1 lobert. lb. ...4
HIUr. p 1
Dwvln. 0 1
Ma!hwson, p i
h n. -( lb 1
Babblngton .1
1 0 0 2 0Mcjviiilo, P 0 o 0 l j Hanighen by default.
.17 10 1 8
Clarke Powell Is
Made President of
Tennis Association cfc
Totals ...Si 10'!t 1 1
i'mo iui v i.m winning run scored.
Pan for McCarty In the ninth.
Untied for leil in the eighth.
Batted for Cooper In the ninth.
Brooklyn 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 8 0 0-4
Pittsburgh 022000000 1-6
Two-base hits: Carey, Collins. Hlnch
man. Three-base hits: Wagner, Baird.
ktolen base: Wagner. Double play
Wnirner to Johnston. Krnea ru
urnnicivn. 4: Pittsburgh. 5. Base on
, , in..-i....nh i n.,.i
rnrs: lirooKiyn. i. xiouuii, . - , T, , , - .
on ball!-: Off Smith, 1; off Pfefjer, 1. m n w wn. w
in,.. r,ct smith A in two and one-third ney is now in progress. Charles Patter- M
I1IID. ' " . I - - -
t o
I 4
4I OHrhulU. 1I..1 1
Oil IZImmirm.. lb I 0 0 4 f
i OKnlMlr. lb. .4 1 1 J 4
114 OWlllsms. cf..4 1 J 0
tt s 0 0 Archer. 4
All I Mrl'lim. lb 4 I T 1 0
1 4 f OVlusHn. P
0 00
1 S 0 0 Totals
0 0
MULES GET TRIALS
FOR COMING RACES
. Buckingham Seems to Be the Fa
vorite, but There Are Several
Dark Horiei.
..it unit
Clarke O. Powell of Omaha was
: ToUlu ... II 14 II 1 ,
i 'batted for Hitler In ninth.
! New York 0 0 0 0 1 0 J 0-
ilgO o U V 1 v v
o-base hit: Fisher. Home runs:
wuiiom. MTii.pv. F.nrnen runs: rew
, . ' York, 2; ChlcaKO. 6. Double play: Vaughn
elected 1 10 F8her to McClarry. Base on errors:
Jim: president of the Nebraska Bta.te Tennis Chicago. 3; New York, 8. Bases on balls:
aer; association for 191M. at the annual meet- "UH'ning4.: 'oVf'RiSer. YV
ilngs. Struck out: By Vaughn. ny
riatnewson. 1: oy nuier, . vuih"-
Innings: off Dell, none in four and two- son of Arapahoe was made vice president, ' Vn,,runo
AB.HOit
4 0 0
MAYOR DRIVES FAST TROTTER
Half a dozen prominent citizens of
Omaha driving mules hitched to carta
belonging to race horses, was a sight
witnessed at the Speedway dirt track In
Kaat Omaha Friday afternoon.
The prominent citizens were not posing
for the movies. They were practicing for J
the first annual "transmulean" of the
Omaha Driving club, to be held Thursday
afternoon as a part of the race program.
Each of the six had a trial at driving
Locust Jack, a white Jackrabbit, or Lou
DlUon. a dark colored quadruped. The
red-hot tip for the "Transmulean" la that
Everett Buckingham leads the other
drivers In getting speed out of his mule.
Mayor Dahlman drove a mule for the
first time In his l!fe Friday, although he
.li-j! i ..ft lJffr X In tw. H nil . . . .1 NBW TORK.
uiirua ii i.iiij., - -:;"i: " - i rraruc Morgan or wayne, secretary, ana. ab hoak
two-thirds Innings ;off Adamas, 8 in . ,,. .. . f .
seven and onenblrd Innings: off Cooper, nan-y ko 01 irur.r. - ; ; ' r , , 4 , wa a former cowboy. Ed Peterson
2 m one and two-thirds prunes: off J j. will be tn, BCW1. of the 1916 tournament, 0 1 i ijjhu.te. U 1 1 J ; know, how to sing to the brutes to make
Qulllen. none In one Inning. Struck out., pftw-u returned from Lincoln Saturday Flteber. ss.l 1 J lmrm.. ib.4 1 4 1 ' . , ,,
By Smith, 1: bv lxll. 8: by rteiter. a. A..mrmA .u., w.,m hiv ""'. cf... 4 o l o oMuira. ru
Vmclres: Rlgler and Hart. nd declared that Koch would probably rhMn), cf.l 1 1 o A.i.-m..
, 'win th itila title aaaln and that Koch Ibrt. lb.... I 0 1 ft (Aivh.. .-.
and Ralph Powell looked food for the ?.',n,'e." I f J l "chlne'r"'.'
nnuhlea Rhamntonshln. Powell declared Wanaai'l. .. 1 0 0 0 .
that despite the fact that rain had serl- Tru p. .J J jj rbi. p
4 8 o s s i mem stop. in. u. upaiKe, i . t . Kiroud
land Ed Peek acquitted themselves cred-
Caldwell Has Best j
Of Benz on Mound
t a n a
j iu o o Iltably durln; prac Ice and any one of them
s o o e o
1 i 0 0
may spring a surprise In an event so un
10 110 certain as a mule race.
,.. I M I - 1 . t. . . M .a , M K VI IB 1 I , " -
oubi ii&iiih (riaiiia w, vi vtvii rsws w iw um - - - -- -
this year, the tennis enthusiasm out In Js'ew York 6 1 - u 1 1 "
. . , j Chicago 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 li
RED SOX WIN ONE
FROM TIGER BAND
Bostons Successfully Defend League
Leadership, Beating Detroit,
Four to One.
BUXCH HITS IN T1IE FOURTH
RUDOLPH EASY FOR
REDLEG HITTERS
Cincinnati Hammers Braves' Hurler
Hard and Wins the Final
Combat .
FIVE TO THREE IS THE SCORE
ALL IS READY FOR
OMAIIA'SRACE MEET
iVothiug but the Misdirected Effort!
of the Weather Mau Will Be
Able to Head Off Sport.
ALL OMAHA 13 WORKED TIP
This Is tho lnct occasion on which
Omaha's revival meetlna; of trotting
and psrtn hore9 will be Ylewed
from tho ntandpoint of anticipation In
tho Sunday Issue of this newspaper.
Next Sunday the story will be a hit
tory o tho flrot annual races of the
Omaha I'rlvlng club.
Whether that story will tell of success
or failure iloi-onds altogether upon the
wvaiher, aiiorillim tj the best Informa
tion obtain tblc. ll(n on Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday remains the only thlnf
I be feared. Hut nothlnjr lees than a
at downpour would spoil the meetlns;.
I'ho hariKKH lacs, beyond question have
aiiKbt the IntiTcst of the publio In
Omaha, ami It only remains for the
horsemen to provide contests which will
make tliouc w ho see them want to coma
back for mure.
This requirement can be fulfilled by
the official of the Orivlns; club In only
one way by keeping things moving all
the lime and by providing a snappy
Pronram, which will be over tn time for
the spectators to get home to an early
evening meal. Horsemen should assist
in ea riving out this ebjoct for, after all,
it Is the Kpe, lators for whom the whole
show 1? I'rovtded.
Ilrnoks No Delay.
Secretary S'.i.ilth Is an enthusiast on this
very subject. No delays will go with,
him, and starting Judge McCreary Is in
entire sympathy with his dealre for a
meeting wheie "there will be something1
doing all the time."
"No prolonged scoring, no long delays
for rhaiiKlng sulkies or harness, or set
ting shcos or for any other cause will
be allowed," said Mr. Smith. "There
will bo a blacksmith at the track who
will put back a dropped shoe In quick
time. If a horse breaks his sulky, there
will be another sulky ready at the track.
Three or four scores are enough If the
drivers understand the policy of the as
sociation and know that It will be en
forced Impartially In every case."
In order that less time may be con
sumed In handling the horses between
heats, the Iirlvlng club Is building a
paddock near the track.
Difference of Opinion Makes Races,
It la already apparent that the horse
men snd some of the town guys are
going to wager a few bones on the re
sults in some ot tne races. There Is a
large difference of opinion concerning the
merits of some of the horses, whlcb,
will rare here, Just as there was con
cerning the wrestling ability of Stecher
and Cutler.
Many would prefer Nebraska had a
parl-mutucl law legalising use of the ma
chines 2 Such as other states, where the
horse Is popular, have passed. A request
for such a law probably will be made of
the next leg.slature. The machines, do
away with all the evils of the old kinds
of betting and provide amusement for
"the tired buslneHsman," who desires to
wager a few Jitneys on his choice of
the ponies and for tha "plunger." Uotb.
get a square deal and both are satisfied.
fcciiiaiy Nm.tlt, however, is resolve!
that "touts" are to be barred from hand
ing out tips (for a consideration) to
Omaha race goers. So take this straight
tip thut If any "wlae guy" wants to hand
you a line of dope that such and such,
a horse Is sure to win, you can have
him arrested by Just letting Bmlth know
about his actlvlt.es. On race days you
i can read In The Bee all the dope avaiU
J able about tho horses, and your friend.
uiu tout, will tell you no more and prol
fably less.
CINCINNATI, July 1.-Clnctnntl bat
ted Rudolph hard end won the fifth and
BOSTON, July . The Boston Ameri
cans defended their leasue leadership
successfully today, winning from Detroit, last game of tne nerles frm Boston to
4 to 1. The Red Pox bunched hits off ;dsy. 1 to S ra!n pitched fine tall for
I Coleleskle In the fourth Inning for all the seven Innings, but weakened a little In
Secretary W. II. Knight of the Amerl.
cun Trotting association, of which the
Omaha Urlving club is a member, will
be In Omaha th.s week to assist In mak
ing the Omaha meeting a success. S
sent a telegram to this effect to Secre
tary Hltm, who also received a message
from Chicago indicating that a number
of horsemen from that city will be here,
for the races.
The fact that Omaha has been put
back on the horse map Is attracting con
siderable attention among horsemen all
over the countiy. The city la receiving
a lot of valuable Hdrtllng as a result.
up
Murray. Zimmerman.
beat of Ben. In a pitchTr;- batle here to-i be expected an entry list of r hiY.TPralnerd' Sehul.e Stolen
best of Bens in a p "cners oaii i . 150 at the 1916 tourney. bases: Uobert, Zlinn.erinan Archer (2).
dr.y when New York defeated Chicago. Z
to 1. It was the second game of the sea
son won by the Vankees from Chicago.
New York won In the ninth when Boone
opened with a double and Bens hit Hart
zell. Blackburn threw Plpp's sacrifice
bunt over Fournler's head and Boone
scored. Caldwell iVuck out Fournler
threo times. Score:
CHICAGO. NEW YORK.
AB H O A E AB H O E
Murphir. rf 4 1 0 0 Hih. If 4 i l 0
Wfiv.r. is. .3 1 1 i OKnono. 4 111
V ColC'U. !b fl:x CHiriztll. b..l 10
Fournl'r Hi. 4 0 12 1 f'Pipp. !h
Most of Best Known
Chicagoans Survive
CHICAGO, July tl. Most of Chicago's
better known tennis players came
through successfully In the opening
rounds of the Western tournament on
the Onwentsla club's oourts at Lek
Forest today.
Absence of out of town entrants, who i
l-Bi-iHtd runs: New York. ; Chi' ago, 1
Haciiflce IiIib: Iib.rt, Acher, Mcl.arry.
Double play: Inyle to Fletcher to
Hruiuerd. Base on errors: Clilcago. 8
New "ork. 1 Hases on balls: Off
Cheney, 2: off Pierce, i; off Zabel. t: off
Tesreau. 1 Hits' Off Cbenev, 2 in two
thirds iniilna: off Pierce. 4 in two and
ontthird Ini.ingMi off Zabel. 4 In lx In
ntnts. Struck out: By tierce, ii; by
Tesrtau. 6; by Zabel, E. rmpires: l-.lem
and Cocklll. .
behind
John B., a pacing horse with a record
of 1:13 flat, a real speed merchant, and
stepped John a little. John was second
to Wedgewood Ld In 2:11 at Waverly
In June so the mayor was behind a horse
which was worthy of him.
John B. Is driven by I. I. Wilson, who
waa formerly employed In tho retinue of
Croesceus, 2:CS4, former champion trot
ting stallion.
runs. It was in this Inning that Cobb, the t'Uhth. The two errors made ly! Gold Rusk. 2M trotting. Is one of the
the speedway dirt
raced to third on a bunt after Cady ! Cincinnati cost two runs dowdy's thro a'-j early urnvals at
inrew oeyonu ursi uase, ana scoreu on inn 10 uaes w aa , or. twuirer ana mrm- ; truck, lie is a bay gelding by Rusk
Crawford single. Score: wits cnrrl-d off the bruin honors ',. Kra..j.on of Urilttjin ,nrt u ,.H ..:
idiikvn by A. M. Chrlaman, Malvern, la.
DETROIT. BOSTON. I Score
aii ii a A it in it n i c l
Vltt. 3I 4 0 I 4 f.Hnotwr. rf.. I I a 0
, " .. 4 t I I 1" - v 2;, ...I 16 10
Col.h. rf 1 1 1 0 gpuk.T. cf...4 t 4 0 i
tmwfar.1 rf 4 1 t 0 ... 1 ' ... .3 I 11 t 1
if ... 4 n o v ilwin. If 4 0 1 u ii
Burin, lb ... 12 0 ili.r.1nrr. !b. I 1 I t 1
N Hi... 4 114 0 "l, .. 11 ii 1 1 ll
Bixnaif. r...l 0 :i 'J Oily, c I till
p 3 I) 0 I Uol'awr p J 0 J 1
M-Kf 0 0 fl 0 o -
. .. l 'I 0 ) TuUll ... 17 14 4
BOSTON.
AH. H OA E
ciNn.vNTi
.IWykoff Is Winner
Browns Even Up
r i.. . ;tiiii lor i oweloshle In heventn.
Series With Senators 1 .::::::::::::: o J o J t
Totull ... VI 4 ;4 21 1
;n ted lor l oweloskle In heventh.
Mran. rf....6
i:-' 2b . 4
Kltipkt.. Hb .tl
I Vi n ii: II i
MlKMi Cf . I
tlclnnldl. IU. 4
1.....4
Miimnvtl., 4
(iowjy. c . . .4
1'. 'i"'jtuh. p. .2
llavla. p 0
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In a Pitching DuelLT;;,,r,,..;
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J roll. til", ll.il 1 3 0 0 - ..k. rf S 1 f 0 1
xr::cj-: ? i ;B.;a. b::i pisym at unwod or ik. Mmns-
K"'" - iidVin" I I 1 I S;lka- delyel the completion of the PiIjAPErjpHIA. July li A pitching
I e ened
."!!. Kt.
lax today anil
Mi the Hi-l li-s wlln Vasl.lntin,
when a content i
Illinois
o i. t-Uiglt s by Walker, Howard and
duel between Wykoff and Harstad here 8 verld, coupleil wit li tinv, aid's steal of
wo-baMe Mis: 1'hiIv. d"lner. Stolen
, lade. Hcolt. Iiouble play: Vltt to llurna.
I ir.i b;rt i'i errorh : liiroit, 1; Boa
t'HI J. l(.is, on build: inf 'oveet i, , i
1; off Foster. 1. Hits: Off Cfv.Ienl. i.-,
Pi. fix hhiIuki; off ;4t en, 2 In two In-
ToUli ...s ;-:4 10 t Totals 51 'is ro expected Monday,
'.NU'iy liui w:i,.-ii iniiiii iiui.r'uivn i A
i 'hi.' iri, 0 ft 0 1 O 0 0 0-1 between Heath Byford,
New York 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1-! ihamplon. and W. II. Johnstone of San i ,wn. v-lrht batsmen faced Wykoff. The ; Pratt hit sufo'v on even r,
ti J ri h. ,stri' k out: ltv I ov leskle. 2. by Cincinnati
I i m.t, I mpires: L'.hiis and Chill
To'alt M 9 24 u ;
. .ir l fur Miiilolph In eighth.
F'an for 'inwly In itlntb.
taite i for PavU In l'w ninth.
Hun for Clarke In eUhlh.
I'os'.iii 0 0 ii 1 ) 0 0
todsv resulted in a Victory for Phlla-: second, gave the isiton i he limine run. it
H.lnH. riavalanil 1 to 0. Only Hoth Boellllni! an. I i;Mi:. 11 .,-.. hn ,
To-ia--e hit: Boone. Home run:
lllu-h l'..nl mm: N'hvt York. 1: Chi- 1 - - i only run Ol me saino "e- i" I'mm.
eair.a't Vint Im on frror: New York. Among early winners today was Nat i ito,i in 4h elstith tnnlns on bis single. W. ljOris.
V . ... . - a . . 11 I , I. . t . . . . I ' AUIlAC
Of IllM foil!'
8i or-
WASHINOTi
OWNER IS PLEftCED WITH
NEW STUDEBAKER SIX
bv ut'hed "ha Harte l V'C Itn.-k -"rnio" ot AtlnU- wh" 1owe1 exf- Wambaganss mulf of Turner's throw on Photf0l. ,." ? .., r( lfW ' i 1
out v- fdwill S- hv R h 1 ' ii.iPn' ,om h h1' "' rh""r ""-'WtUh'' grounder and an out and A;,,,,,,. b. . I l 2 I z.,... 4 i I I u , , , , ,
Hires: willi2r.nd Conn-dly. ' I lams of Chicago. -. The Weber j Schanr. ilngla. The (am. was played ',7- J ;., '' ' J ! J Hrry W. Blevln- of Toledo, who drove
I brothers, well known lnterscholastlo ten- j Jn OM hr,ur Bna eleven minutes, it being wikr. rf.. 4 s J 0 nand.i,' ,.'.'t 2 a 0 0 ' mB "f ,he nr"t of th new Hturt'uK,!r
WILLIAMS AND WASHBURN
WIN IN TENNIS PLAY
BOSTON", July St. R N'orris Williams,
II. of this city, national ulngles chsm
plon. and Wllltim WaKhbum of New
York today won tbe eastern doubles hwn
tennis championship on the courts of the
long-wood Cricket club. The pair, play
ing together for the first time In a
title tournament, defeated Irving C.
Wnirht of Boston and W. V. Johnson of
Philadelphia. S-. -. -S, -
la Eye to the rstsre.
81. was the child of untold wealth.
What "untold wealth" la. we know not,
but It sounds literary.
"I must ieam to open tho door of the
aiiiu myself. ' eho said, "for some day I
irsv be povr."
And her tcdlanmnedededed mother took '1 hadro;i
bar into her loving arms, for she rrnimo (iunlou
nls players, both won their first round ' the shortest ever flayed here. Score
natch, Jerry beating Jay Crappclle, Chi- carver .A Nr pmi.AlJn.Pii' A
cago. without extending himself, -l, -f. rf . A4B ? ? A,
and James disposing of t. f. Wiley, a Turnr. ' it. . ,t 4 ow;h. rf... 4 I e
1 n. 1 r,-.., R7 rhaima.B. ri I i 1 O'S.ins If.. .4 S 0 1
local piayer, -S. 8-3. j,, on 11. I t Mni. ct..4 lloo
Paul Gardner of Chicago, former "Bic Kirka. lb... I II 11 ; : Ijiiui. lb. I 0 I 0
nine1 champion, and ae.nl-flnallat In tho "v-J J J i J J
we.item last year, was also successful in O'svni
.. ..1. .ii.. .. t Harttad
ms lirsi nii", nun,,,, ai limn -Barbers
.'hicago, -U .Eraii .
Play in tne men s oouoies ana wouisn totals ... t: I :4 14 I
Hooaid. lb. .4 ! 12 1 Arit, If 1
Laivan. aa . I 0 3 i i j h-.ou. rt . t
-rH. c.,4 1 2 2 H.;,r. c ..4 X
llamtluo. p. I 0 0 1 CM in ill. aM.,3 1
- Uall'.a. p 1
Totals ....311127 14 C. ;.l'i,m. II (1
it-'lillnK. p.. A
'Altitun'!! ..1 0
0 Hlx-ryllnder ears out of trie factory,
H'liom Houth Bi-nd to his home city. Is
1 i highly enthusiastic ovi-r tiie miuiilne's
J I performance. He savs th it no matter
what the state of the road was, the car
. .... H.itH -II I h. li,i.. ha nmt
' . I . L U I " ' 1 n r (v ..'.J v.a.v... " -
. , . , To'ai. ....13 ii is l stca.llneas of a Pullman car. "One can al-
Hatted for Ctallia In nfuntli. , ,,,i..h
1 1
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4
I
0 1
0 0
1 1
0 0
The. horse trotted a spiendld race at
1 ii i Malvern. JVlly li. when he beat a field
'"b! J n ' I ?if 10,1 K("' irottern. In straight heats.
Kllllfrr. rf...4 I t 0 0 Htepiing the last two in :15.
ilHrke.'r.r!;:! 1 i 1 l Minnie Osbii. u green trotting mare,
wiiia.i. o o ; viiii a reported trial of 2:17', by Cecillan
Wwlmnin It 4 1 2 il II i , ,, ... , . .
M i o lit. ih 4 I i o ,i 1-eila and Harry Onslow, entered In the
till J'1-'4 Uul- ure llie suble of Trainer
J bh elis.
Totala ,...SJ 1J27 11 j Tlle tuljl.. of L. P. Southworth of BV
i M ima la at the Hack u is also Trainer
Clubs. It loi.sibtd eif tour good huisea
lii'iuuing ite-ilwooil, ii:14a, pacing; TIP
'i'o,t pacing; l'red It., a trotter
wuli a recur, oi i VJ't. and Westera
F.yr, :i green pacer, by Gomoko. Tha
Ii tl v' eil i n .t.ci'at.e because he Is
out of . Trappctia, the dame of Columbia
, .... n.nno' ina.upion 3-year-old half
n. le tiaik iiucing stsllion. The flying
horse has ben In ii:).'.1. lie probably wUl
not start heie, peya Trainer Combs,
a S
"oil.
0 2 0 0 0 2 1 0
Two-base hits: Kli' fir. liarke i!
Tliroe-liase hits: Moi:il'.. KMlifcr
f'.arped runr: Morton, I: liniinoMtl.
L'oithle ilay: Imle to Clark- to W'auii'T
lo I'lntke, Ttudolph to M.iranvllle t,
f hiiirlt Haae on frmi : H i 'on, 1.
Haaes on be'ls: O'f Brd ,vh 1: off Havls
1: off Hale. 1. I-tits: Off Itmlolr.li. 12 In
seven Innlnns; off Pavls. nono In oiip
Innlrg. Hirers: nut: Hv Itiuloloh, 1;
by Hale, 1. Umpires: Byron and K.on. WCLG AST AlD KtTCHEL
WiLL BOX FOR CHARITY
WILLIAMS AND WASHBURN
WIN WAY TO FINALS
... i
...4 ft Toiala
fit. I. on
----- Washington
II l t I, Two-ba
Batted for Koehlii.ir In ninth
0 0 0 0 tt under the hood of the new Slmlebaker
said Mr. Hevlns in describing his
championship will begin Mondsy.
r i lv t o we.l itist her thud spoho truly. Haite
PiilUdeluhia Ledger liuoutn.
fioralaa Wlat from Ckadroa.
GORDON. Neb.. July SI iSpeclal.)
Gordon defeated the Chadron base ball
team yesterday. 4 lot It was a battle of
battel lea throughout, with the Gordon
bunch having a little the best of It. Gor
don la playing without any salaried men
now, but is able to cope with the beat
i teams in this section of the country.
i H ore:
. . , AAA1AA1A A
VVV,WW,V V
1 ft 0 1 1 1 0
leg: Chadron. Kabin end Wey
Gordun. u dciiticitf and Grlawold
Baited for OWelll In ninth. !
Batted for Harstad In ninth. I
neveiand A
Philadelphia 0 1 I Gaill. tt tn uvven linings; off Moi-hliiK
Sacrid e bit: Klrke. First bsae on er- ,n wo liiuinics. tire k i,ut: By llain
rors: Cleveland. 1; Philadelphia, It Base "ton. 1; bv 0.lU. 4; bv BontiUo. I.
rn balls: off Hartoil, I Struck out! l'nipire: lilldebrand and O' lying Ii II, i.
Bv Harstad, 4: by Wyckoff, 6. Umpires:: -
Nail n and Idneen. ; I'lay Four Innlnas.
I LIN'CVjI.N, July :i).-llani atoppe, to-
Houlbrrn lasorlatlou. days tfame at tho i ml or the fourth In-
Memphis. J: Mobile. 2. '!U'l.?llU lh' ,l ore i l" u '" fvor
Little llock. 2; Atlanta, H. I' 1
irl-aii 5. i , c-. u. i... j i...
-m ni, iuiii Ii-ciiiiii uauu
CHICAGO, July 31-The first profea.
jsional boxing to take place in Chicago
or its suburb!, fln-e mm with offiolai
; sanction, will be seen tonight when Ad
POflTOV, July 31 It was only after two- ;v.i!gaal ani btove Ketchel will meet at
flve-srt matches that R. N. Williams. 2d. , Forest Paik. Permission to stage tha
of Boston and W. M. Washburn of New , bout was obtained when it was proposed
York won their way to the final of the to turn over part of the receipts to tha
eastern doubles tennis tournament on the fund for the relief of the sufferers from
t 0 1
0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0-J nUi
hits. hhotton. Gan.lil. Btol-n has"-: ,rl'- "" w """'ln for u l' throw In
Howard, horned rurn Off ija lis. S: off the clutch while on hlrh gear, and with
liOel.I'lll.' 2- off Hull, Ml,, Il fc'lrl I...... , .
on error: Rt. Iuis. l Bases I,?, "vn P!"" .k T 7 7 ll'tl'''1' "' '" and T. R MRS BUNDY DEFEATS
tiff lbinilliitn 1 ntt ii..ni i in,.. Ins start, the vibration lielng hardly m- I .... . ... , mno. DU1HUI UtftHIO
". . , --".,. a i m ' ' i rt i tn i r w i urn 111 im r nil i ikis . . . . . -
Unable. Of course tin. mum not oe none , h .rternoo whfn wUam. tne j riKi). KHUWrit A I I LNN S
1 hi control. I '
courts of th f.onizwontl Pricket tlub to-th Katlan(i lUaier-
4air Tks ts.nnuil mi m i.Uvlna
.... .... ...e,,..r ........ u. ... -,n.Honn, rham,,on rr-overeil
test that brings out evsry o'uUlty of a ' Th. h. llr. ,..i- A.
declslvelv. his I.ONH BEACH. Cal.. Julr H.Mto.
power generator. Tben tho fleMlbl'.lly j forehand drives being largely responsible 'Thomas C. Bundy (May Sutton) defeats!
N'aslivl I.-. 7. New
Chaitanoo)ia. l-o: lii n liiKhHm, 4- 'Sec
ond tujiie, sceu liintngi by ugicemcnl.)
A "For Kale"
furniture Into cssh.
of the motor Is aiio l.ar pleasing sur
prise. At times we i-l'jwed down to a
I pace the ( .'i-iel. meter could not register,
wbi' meat s the oar was traveling at
I not very much over the rate ot a mile
and a half an hour.
for his team winning the next three sets .Mrs. Vary K. Browne of Los Anrsls
an4 match. , ti.:t o yeurs national woman's douMesandi
Williams and Washburn will meet In'- singles tennis champion, today la the
Ing C. Wright of this city and W. F. women's finals, of tha south CaJtfor.
Johnson of Philadelphia in the ftnal nla tornament. C-l and f-s. It was Mr
match tomorrow. Idirowns's first defeat la three yearn,