Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, August 12, 1915, Page 12, Image 12
12 DIE BKEf OMAHA, THURSDAY. AUGUST 12, 1015. Bringing Up Father EMI CopyrlrM. I1. International News Service. a Drawn for The Bee by George McManus WHAT'S the. Ha TATTE - ME DAR MAOilE-J f OH. I'M 1 LIN' ? SO SOURY BT "YOU YESTERDAYS OOnT TAKE IT 0 HARD - I'M ALL RCMT : liFERC'VE THE. OOCil TO O-O-O-O! I .'X 1 ,'-r . i vi a ..r jrt it . r a tavsri, f .rr cai vaxa s- THERE'S MO DAMPER IVE C4TTEM ooqs before: 71 1 62 ST 9 . DOT-DID OTHER DOSS OE TOO tin poor .. POM-POM! A M 1 sT ...... . L A - I h"- I I I I i 01 i AHA LICKS KAWS VIA ERROR ROUTE Torj Mr. Boitick Bobblei Three in One Round and Rourkes Beat Kick L&kaff. ass-aSKSSSSBSSSBS CY CELEBRATES HIS WEDDING Cy Forryths was married Tuesday night Cy was In a mood to celebrate. The Rourkes also wera tn a mood to celebrate. Reault: Topeka wn given a neat lacing, 4 to 1 And the Tango Kid made halt the hlte garnered by the Rotirkea. Nlcholaa Lakaff wti forced to beat a t'xarlan retreat before the Rourkea, but It waan't altogether Nick's fault A. youth named Boatlrk. who la alto a nihilist of aome kind, wm the reason. Sir. Boatlck contributed four errora to the pastime and made three of thorn In one frame. A guy who makes three errors In one apaam la aome athlete. If that Isn't a world record It ought to be. The Rourkea have now won two gamea out of the last thirteen. One Ram Hits. Omaha acored flrat In the aecond Inning. A walk, a aacririee . and hit by 8chlleb ner and Krug netted the mark. Another one cam In the sixth on Coch ran's two-baas heave, a sacrlflcs and an Infield out. Two mors cams In the seventh when Boatlck threw In his three errors and a sacrifice and fielders' choice wers mads hy the Rourkea. Traeawa Triples Topeka counted one In- ths second on Tvdeman'a triple and Brown's double and one tn ths seventh on hits by Brown and Lattlmore and a double steal by that illustrious pair. It was Topeka's laat appearanos of ths year on ths local lot Ths gams was delayed half an hour on account of tbs i nin. About fifty persons saw ths combat Today Lincoln comes for two- games, Friday will be ladles' day. Both today's and Friday's gamea will be called at t o'clock Score: OMAHA. AH. K Wmlth, cr..., 4 Hnwn, lb 4 Kovaythe, rf I Krueger. e 1 Mct'hesney, If 3 D I lb I 4 p a Callahan, aa I 1 1 I 1 0 I.leune. rf 10 10 10 Kane, lb 1 2 ( 1 HenBlIng, Kb J 1 1 0 1 0 Blehsrrls. If 10 110 0 Ionnelly, c I S I 0.0 Kellcy, p 0 1 0 0 0 Totals M 1 iJ 1 1 WICHITA. AH. R. II. O. A. E. Dennett, cf I 1 1 0 1 0 Talllon. rf S 0 0 0 0 0 Fox. If 4 0-0 1 0 0 Patterson, lb 4 0 I 7 0 0 Rrltton, 2b I 0 0 I I 0 Hetllng, 2b 10 110 1 Hosp, aS 110 14 1 Griffith, C 1 1 1 1 J Oelst, p 0 0 0 0 1 0 Southern, p 1 0 0 0 0 0 Wright p 10 10 10 Hunter I 0 0 0 1 0 I'ate, p 0 0 0 0 1 0 Total V l "I 18 u i Hatted for Oeisl In third. Hatted for Wright In sixth. Sioux City 0 0 1 0 Wichita 0 0 t 0 0 1 0-3 Two-base hits; Kane, Donnelly. Throe baae hit: Donnelly. Sacrifice f!y: Rich ards. Stolen bases: Callahan (2), Hrtt ton, Kane. Double play: Urttton to Iloap to Patterson. Hlta: Off C.elit In tuo Innlna: off Wright, 4 In three Innlnxn; off I'ate, 1 In one Inning. Raera on balls: Off Oelut, 1; off WrlKht, 4; off Kelley, 4. Mrui'k out: Uy Oeiat, 1; by Wright, 3; by I'ate, 1; by Kellry, . lilt by pitched ball: iirltton by Kellcy. Time: l:4u. I'niplre: Uelml. BEARS LOSE TO DKS MOINES Evroldt's Doabl ad Breea's Blaale Score Wlnnliasr Ran. RED SOX ADD TWO WINSJTO STRING Boston Defeat St. Louis Browns in Both Games of a Double Header. LEONARD OUTHURLS JAMES BOSTON, Aug. II. Winning two games from fit. IjouIs whlls Detroit lost to Washington today, the Red Soz Improved their lead In the American league raoe. They won the first game, 11 to I, by hard batting, Bt. Louis using five pitchers, one an inflelder. Leonard outpltched James In ths second game, which was decided by a 1 to 1 score. Speaker's triple and James' wild pitch counted Boston's first run and sin gles by Carrlgan and Leonard, Hooper's sacrifice and Scott's sacrifice fly pro duced the winning tally. Pratt's double and Howard's hit scored for St Louis. Score, first game: BT. lXt'IS. BOSTON. AB H O A R AB.H.O.A.E. ghottea. If. .4 1 t Howr, rf... 111 Ib...l t 4 I U-nvrln. aa.,.1 1 I 1 S Standing of Teams Auitln, Hlalnr. lb. .4111, Knott, m i 1 1 1 .4101 iSPMker. cr. l I I PES Aug. 11. Kwoldt's double Waikur. ct...i I I 1 . o.irnr, 1 ID 0 rollowed by Rreen's single scored what tiowars. tf..l 11 ijwia, if.. ..4 lit proved to be the winning run in today a 1 I I Mrlnr. ib..j I 1 I i f", me with Denver, the locale winning, to I. Des Moines won four out of the Hamilton. wl,h. p.. .4 I Hmr. .!! OCaar. lb.. .114 five games clayed here. Kxtra bHae hlta V'l "- by Oalloway led to both of Denver's Koob . runs. Score: DENVER. Spencer, cf Miller, rf McColck. If. Qalloweg. lb.., Coffey, ab Shlnlda. lb Kellher, ss ppanr, o Uaakell, p ToUls Hunter, cf.. Hius. if Ian. rf Jonri, lb... Hartford, at Sawyer, 2b. tJWnim, id,, Hreen, c...., liaksr, P.... Totala Denver Tannehll. h'i'hilrbiier, Krng. as... 'l'lioiiipaon. Totals H. 0 O. 11 A. E. 0 0 drm Moines 0 S 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 vik,r, ... 0 I tia If.. ..I 0 10 0 ' roreHakl s.l J . ThreV-b. Kit. fikllow'a;. TwbaJ . .. J '". J SjjU'JJJ.- ' hiu: Oalloway. Hartfoni. twoldt. Sacrt- i' 1 i ! lfrr,7' '( :' ! ! .? ii!f?uT ""m 0 0 H"t(rk, s t'orhran, lb ( tnher. lb Tydfman. rf Hron, cf I altlmorti, 2b Itiiptis, If..., ilonioe, c i-ukaff. p Totala TOPKKA. AH. It H. 4 - 14 M O. A. E. T 24 It Cochran out; hit by batted ball. Mma.na Huns 10 0110 Hlta 1 IliiMtM Topeka 1 1 una 0 1010 0-1 Hlta 1 S 0 1 0 0 1 1-4 Three-base hit: Tydeman. Two-baae rua: rorayine. t ocliran. Brown. SmctI fue hlta: Tannehlll, HcliliulMier (2), Mo t.'heaney. Thoiiiiaon. Ktolen txaaea: Kir own ljtttimure. loubl play: Krug to Hrwn to r. nileinr. ijrii on Daara: Omaha, 7 Toiwka.. 4. hlrui k out; Ity Thuinuum. 1 by Lakaff, S. Haaea on baila: Off Tnomu 1; off likaii, i. Time: 1.46. Umpire: a ana igui. I SlOtX AND WICHES DIVIDE SUt Last BUI mm Break Eveaj mm the Series, SlOrX. CITT. la.. Aua. ll.-Slou Cltv and Wkhlia divided today's double- rieaaer tin Droits even on the sertea. ti-ore, Ural game: eloL'X CITT. AH. K. . II. O. A. E. 4-1 0 1 0 l"oon-y, 2b. .. , 1'ixirove, cf. t'niiahan, aa. l.-Jeum rf. . Kan, lb 1 r!iellng, 2b. I'tUrlKII, )f. ,by, c Whlia, p. .... 1-i.yle, p. Totala w e 4 ... 4 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 H. O. A. E. 1 S 0 0 0 S 0 0 110 0 114 0 110 17 11 10 10 0 4 11 010 7 24 14 "l J. II. O. A. p. 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 110 0 0 11 0 1 1 10 0 ! ! i i 14 11 0 0 4 T 27 li "l Umik. p.. I Parker . BevereM 28 1 ...,0 0 0 10 10 0 0-1 . 1 I W ood, s 4 1 1 ,. 0 VOraii. 0 Tetal Nil 17 141 ,.i o o Tetala ....12 1 14 1 7 Hatted for Hamilton In fifth Inning. Hatted for Cook In ninth inning. Two-base hits: Uainer Gardner. Three base hlta: Uvtn. Stolen bases: Hooper, Lewis, Gardner. Double playa: Janvrln to Uainer, Wood to Scott to Oalner. Left on twaea: Hoaton, ; St. Ixnitn. (. Rwaea on bulla: Off Wood, 3; off Hamilton, 1: off Waieh, i; oil Jamea, L HJta:Off Hamilton, 9 In four innings; off Walah, 1 in two Innings (none out tn seventh, none out In fifth); off oKob, 1 In one In king; off Cook, 1 In one inning; off Wood, 0 in eeven Innings; off Urettff, 1 In two innings. Struck out; Hy Wood, 2; by Ortui, 3; by Hamilton, 1. Umpires: Wilt lace snd Connolly, ST. IU1S. BOSTON. AB.H O.A a. AB.H.O.A . Kbottoa, if... ll feMf. tf...J ! ..... Aii.Hd. Ib...l OHoott. aa I til t SS....1 flit WESTERN LEAQUB. ' P. W. I- Pet. Pes Moines 110 70 40 . Denver 1W 64 43 .1 Lincoln 104 ' 54 62 .W Topeka 110 66 ho .WO Sioux City Iffi . 1 M Omaha lli 60 ft) 4.V Wichita 106 4.-. 60 .:" St Joseph lttu 40 66 .31 NAT. LEAGUE. I AMp;lt. LKAQUB. W.LPct. W.LPct. Phlla R3 46 .Ml Boston " V .6S0 Brooklyn ...55 40 .K3; lHtrolt 4 .622 Hoaton 61 AO .610 Pittsburgh 61 4 .60 Chicago ....61 49 .60. New York.. 49 iH .WKS St. Loula....4 M .467 Cincinnati .41 67 .4M (U. U5AUUK. W.L.Prt hicago 02 40 Waahington 64 49 .524 New Tork...9 4 .5i0 St Louis. ...40 At .3Mt Cleveland ...38 (1 .3M Phlla 33 9 .824 AMER. ASSN. W.L..Pct. Kan. Clty,..68 46 ,m St. Paul 68 47 ,tW9 Chicago ....M 46 .&VI Mlnneap'a ..62 60.646 rvewara ....of tb .hi. inaiannp a ..!) 4S .M Pittsburgh .60 45 .k Kan. City... 67 63 .6:3 St. l)Uls...M 47 .5i4 I.oulvllle ,.64 63 .6 Hrooklyn ..47 ) .4:: Cleveland ..47 59 .443 Buffalo ....47 61 .4.fi Milwaukee ..40 61 ,4:W Baltimore ..! 67 .3601 Columbua ..43 67 .368 Yesterday's Resalts. WESTERN LEAGUE. Wichita, 8-3; Sioux City, 7-6. Topeka, 2; Omaha, 4. Lincoln, 6-2' St. Joseph, 7-3. Denver, 1; Dee Molnea, 3. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Boston. 8-g; Louis, 2-2; sailed end ninth, darkness. Brooklyn, 2; Chicago, S. New York-Pittsburgh, rain. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Detroit, 4; Washington, 8. Chicago, 3; Philadelphia, 1 Cleveland, 1; New York, 2. St Louie, 1-1; Hoaton. U-l. FEDERAL LEAGUE. Pittsburgh. 1; Baltimore, 1. ' St. Loula, 8; Buffalo, 0. Chicago. 0; Newark, 8. Kanaaa City. 6; Broklyn,- 7. AMERICAN A&SOeiATION. Kansas City, 1-0; Cleveland, 1-1. Mlnneapolia, 6-13; Columbus, 10-0. St. Paul, 4-4; Louisville, 14-1. Games Today. Western League Denver at Sioux City, Lincoln at Omaha, Topeka at St Joseph. WiNilta at Des Molnea. National League New York at Pitts burgh, Chicago at St. Loula. American League Detroit at Washing ton. Chicago at Philadelphia, Cleveland at New York, St Loula at Boston. Federal League Pittsburgh at Balti more st Louis at Buffslo, Chicago at Newark.. Kansas City at Brooklyn. CHICAGO DEFEATS TROLLEY DODGERS wnaasxaaasb-s Cubs Thus Prevent Superbas from Making; Clean Sweep of the Series. ROBINS . 0UTB3T OPPONENTS CHICAGO. Aug. 11. Chicago defeated Brooklyn, S to 1. today, and thereby pre vented the visitors from making a clean sweep of the series. The locals made all their runs In the second Inning off Doll. In this session they gathered four hits, one of which was a triple and, coupled with Dell's wild throw of McLary's sacri fice, a base on balls and a sacrifice, took a lead which the Dodgers were unable to overtake, The visitors outhlt the locals, but Lavender was given fine support in the pinches. Score: ' BROOKLYN. CHICAGO. AB.H.O.A V. AB.H.O.A.E. i Myrs, cf....i 114 flood, rf 1 1 0 0"Mara. a...4 11 FlFhr. ...4 111 nanhert, lb...l 0 14 0 I B.-katU, ... 110 C.WhMt. If.. I It fZlmtnar., lb..l lit ruftiair. lb.. 4 0 14 OWIillami, ct.l Ills Humtnrl. rl..l 1 OMrlnrrr. lb.. I 11 0 0 i"t lb 4 1 0 1 tArrhar, a I 1 4 0 'lll.r. e ... 4 1 t I OPhelan. lb...l 1 1 !ll. 0 0 1 Larandar, p I I Pk-hulti ....1 a Appl.ton. p.. I (SO Totala ....I," 17 13 1 i Xtassai ....1 1S4S I Sm.rth .... S Pfelfar, ..,. Mccarty ....1 lt Totals ....4 IMIl 1' . Batted for Dell in ths third. Batted for Appleton In the eighth. Ran for Stengel in the eighth. Batted for Pfeffer In the 8th. Brooklyn 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 02 Races at Sac City Prove to Be Close SAC CITY, la., Aug. 11. (Special Tele gram.) In spite of a drizsling rain, there was a good attendance at the So county fair today and the time of the races waa exceedingly fast for a mudy track. Fal lowing are the summaries: Trot 2 2R; purse, 1400: Slrt McKerron (BettO. first; Winnie Lockhart (Taylor), lofind; Lord Airh diilo tParks). third; Billy Murray (Jen kins Little, Hunter, Ark.), fourth. Ten horses started. Beat time: 2:214- Pace, 2:15; purse. M01: Bonnlvard (Plllonl, first; Orpheus Pan (McCoy), recond; Ixiulo Mc (Ca-y), third; Lucille DeForeet (Colbert), fourth. Eight horses started. Best time: 2:144. Flve-elgl-ths mile running race, purse, 6'Tello (Good), ''first; oCuntrv Gentle man (Williams!, recond; .1. W. Fuller (Walte), third; Ella Schroeder (VV right), fourth. Time: 1:10. P.nnr. e 4 18 1 Chicago Ihrntadoah Trims Essex. SHENANDOAH, la.. Aug. n.-(8pec!al Telegram.) In a one-sided games Shen andoah defeated Essex, 7 to 8. and Tabor won from Imogene, 13 to 4, In base ball gamea.. Scorea: . R.U.E. Tabor 7 101110 0-13 10 6 Imogeno 0 10000080-49 12 Batteries: Tabor. Kills and Clair; Imo gene. McCloy and Berg. R H E Essex 1 6 0 0 0 0 0- 8 3 6 Sh"nandosh .0 00021010786 Batteries: ' Fssex. McKee and Castle; Shenandoah Carlson, Sullivan and Lacey. Spolllasr for Sosne tiantea. The Stars and Stripes would like to break the winning streaks of the follow ing teams: Memphis, Gretna. Schuyler and Pender. The Brewers have the fol lowing open dates for any of the above teams: Sundav. August 29: September .0 6000000 -ol6, and 12. Address Roy Stacey, H34 BROOKLYN'S RALLY BEATS KANSAS CITY Tip Tops Stage Revival After Twj Are Out in Final Frame and ' Take Game. SEVEN TO SIX IS THE SCOR Two-base hlta: Z. Wheat Millar Thnu. base hit: Flaher. Earned runs: Chlcsgo, 4; Brooklyn, 2. Double play: O'Mara to Cbtshaw to Daubert Basea on balls: Off Dell, 1; off Lavender. 2, Hlta: Off Dell, 4 In two innings: off Appleton. 1 In five Innings; off Pfeffer, none In one Inning. Struck out: By Dell, 1; by Lavender, 2; by Appleton. 1. Umpires: O Day and Orth. - Braves Wlai First. ST. LOUIS, Aug. ll.-BoHton wound uft! i North Twelfth street. South Omuha, Neb., or call South 1228. MRS. DARNELL AND SON ' DIE OF SCARLETINA . MIND EN, Neb.,. Aug. 11. (Special.) The body of Mrs. B. . F. Darnell, who died at her home In Culbertson last Satur- Its series here todsv bv winning th rir.r ! waa hrousht here and burled yeater fnTthe' Vttr'rttZt," J!. -T- Mr. and Mrs. DarneU wer. tormorl. called at tha enil r the inh ( i , residents of this place. Mrs. Darnell SUIar.' lb.X',4 14 Kpmker. cf.'.t 1 1 ! Stanase. C...1 S 1 Mrnrtda. at 8 111 ! 2 and 1. I'ratt. lb.. ..4 lit 1 rtoomaei. IB.a w a a ; paaar. v v v i vauia. p a w v account of darkness while the scoro stood Des MoUies, 7. Struck out: By Hakrr, 4; ur uasKeu. . nasea on oaus uir iiaser. 1: off Uasknli, 8. Double plays: Soahr to Coffey. CWfey to Calloway to ShlHds. Paasvd ball; Spabr. Time: 1:64. Umpire: van iv vaia, I JOS1ES CAPTl'HH TWO O AM Eg Llacola Loses Bath Ends of Da able. Header. BT. JOSEPH. Mo.. Aus. 11 Tha, W.I. captured both ends of a double bill here this afternoon from lincoln. Both games iaai. ine iiiitinif or the newly elected cnptnln, Jake Boulten, aa the fea ture of the contests, he having handled six safe onea out of eight time t bat. Score, first game: ST. JOHEPII. AH. R. H. O. A. E. 811310 . a 1 11 .41180 :1 MM 4110 .41 148 ii ! 5 s i Nicholson, if.., Orodl.k. 2b Olelmer, cf..... Kns. lh Houltea, lb...., Wllllnnia. rf... Groelirg, as... I onneliy. c...., Kelfer, p. ...... Vance, p Totala .... 4 14 17 1 Totala ....17 I 11 11 I M. uouls 0 0 u 1 0 0 0 0-1 lioston 0 O 1 0 1 0 0 3 Two-baao hits: Pratt. Three-btue hiu: Speaker. Stolen haae: l.avan. Doublo playai lavan to Pratt to Staler (2). Bases Total .... I M II Chicago 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0-8 Philadelphia ....... 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1-4 Two-base lilts: Weaver. Foumler, Blackburne, Feilsch, Davles. Stolen base: iv tolllns. Hmea on balls: Bheehan, a. Totala Wolfe. If IJoyd. 2b 4 Mi.fflan, as 4 Morse, rf 6 Williams, lb 1 Srhrxliwr. cf. 8 4 M T LINCOLN. AH. R. H, 0 1 11 27 1 Vanta lh McAlllater, c...., Iloffmsn, p U. Schreiher, p. O. A. E. 0 0 o-i Totals S3 S 10 24 Lincoln 0 II 10 0 0 fet. Joseph 8 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 7 nHVT.it..ii nit; , iieimrr. i wo-naae hlta. Houitea, McAtliMer Morse. Saerl- 4... 1.1,.. ... .. - in,.. iinisnma. r.na tji. t onneiiv. J stolen bases: l.loyd. Wolfe 12). MiHia"! fan, Williams (21, Nlr-holson. Hits: Off iioiinien, a in two inmiiKs; r.ff Schrcl- wr, a lit six mninxa: tf Keirrr. I In three and two-third limlnva' off Vance, 4 In f)v and on-htit Ixnlnfs. Struck out:- By tvlinilirr. l:.... nn in.. off Vance. 3; olf llnffman. 1 off S'hrr'- 1 17 li W 7 WICHITA. AH. H. H. O. 4 114 ii"' i?i'ihl pi?: Mc1afflran to ' r.vaaa. lb!!!4 41 li tu.. "ml f 4 IO'tlrleii. tu'oie a'nd CHina' Bl, Jt.k.lJlt A. 0 0 t'hapiaaa. aa.4 1 4 1 IMalMl. lb... .4 114 ja.k.ua. rf...t I I I trip, lb 4 III I I Umpires: Evans and Chill. Links Come to Omaha for Two-Game Series Matty Mclntyre'a links open a two gams aeries with ths Rourkes today at Rourka park. Ths Lincoln club has been remodeled somewhat sine last seen In Omaha and Its roster now contains the names of Red Whalen and Guy Hoffman, formerly of the Rourka tribe. Friday will be ladles' day. Both games will be' called at lo'clock. SHENANDOAH RACES CLOSE on balls; Jamea. 2; Leonard, 3. Hit by I struck out: By Bens. 4; by Shechan, 4. pitched bail: liooper. Mruca oui; iy James, 1; by Ieonard, I. Umpires: Con nolly aud Wallace. ftallla Blaaks Tigers. - -WASHINGTON, Aug. U.-Gallla let De troit down -with four hiu today, Wash ington winning by 8 to 0.' Errors by Young and Crawford figured In the scor ing of two of Washington's runs, ths other being the result of McBride's sin gle and Gallia's double. Jennings used three pinch hitters, none of whom deliv ered. Score: CHICAGO. ' PHILADE! JH!A. ' AS H. OAK AB.H.O.A V. Murskr ... 11 Walah. If. ...4 I Wravar. aa...4 1 1 1 aBlruok. K...4 1 1 0 B Collins, lb. I 0 14 tlmnlsa, (.. 4 1 4 Fourular. lb. I 1 II ( Hchang. lb.. .4 111 KalKh. f...4 II 41 -Jul, lb.. ..4 1141 J Collins. If.. 4 II Molaala 1S..I 11 1 Hh.lk.. c... 1 III (Lavs, a.... 1 I 4 niackb.. lb.. 4 II 1 kui( is I 114 Bant, g 4 III I Haeehea, S...I 0188 Totala .... I 17 11 I Totala ....II 1 17 II I Hatted lor Stanage In eighth. Hatted for Coveleakla In eighth. Batted for Moriarty In ninth. Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 O O Washington 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 -3 Two-base hits: Gallia. Stolen bases: Young, Uallla, Garni 11. Double playa: Gallia to Foster to GandU, Bush, to Young to Hum a. Bases on balls: Oft CovalealVi. 8; off Gallia, 1; off Boland, 1. Hits: Off CoveleskUi In seven Innings; off Boland, I In one Inning. Struck out: Hy Gallia, 1; by Coveleaklo, 3. Umpires: Dtnecn snd Nallln. NEW YORK, Aug. ll.-Carroll Brown, starting hla first home game of the sea son, pitched a strong gams here today, and New York defeated Cleveland, 1 to 1. Morton was hit hard In the third Inning and the Ysnkees scored twice on a double by Boone, Nunamakcr's triple and a sin gle by High, i-core: CLBVgLANK. He)W YORK, AU.ll OAK AS II 6 A r Wilts, rf 4 111 lH!a. cf I 1 I Hard hitting marked thm test each team getting one or more lilts tn every Inning except in the first Long was the star batsman of the Uay. In elaht times up he sent out a homer, a triple, a double and two atnglea. Ragon, driven from tho box in the first game came back In the second and held St I.ouls to three hits In seven and one third Innlnss. Score first game: BOSTON. bt. uirm. .. AB.H.O A B. AB.H.O.A ft. Mnran. rf.... 11 eFntter. aa....i till Rrem. lb 4 1 8 1 I Slearher, If . 4 1 I 1 OmollT. N...4 14 1 Millar, lb.. ,.4 111 alaaae. ft ... I 111 Simons. H.....4 1 ' -fmidt lb 4 I 10 I OHr.tl. lb. ...4 I 1 fmlth. lb. ...4 III IWIlans. ef...4 1 I Xuranv.. as. .4 11 SHnrdar. r..,.4 III Oowjr, e....4 I I 1 ntl. lb.. .4 114 1 Hasan. 1 I 4iv.uk. 1 1 Huahaa, p. ...I Oil Roacb I I . Toula .... II 1 Totals ....a Tin 11 1 ' 'Batted for Doak In the ninth. lioston 0 0 2 1 1 0 1 0 08 St. I.ouls 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 11 Two-base hits: Moran. Magee, Bet Ed Maranvllle, Ixng. Three-base hlta: Long, Wilson. Stolen bases: Butler, Maran vllle. Douhle play: Oooy to Smith. Bases on balls: Off Hughes, lj off Doak. 1 Hits: Off Ragan, 6 in three Innings snd none out In the fourth; off Hughes ( In six Innings. Struck out: By Ragan 1; by Hughes, 7: by Doak. 4. Umpires: Rig ler and FmaMe, Score, seend .: BOSTON. BT. LOt'18. .. AU H.O A g AB.H O A a. BUT RUN ON SLOW TRACK ErV.:i ? i I it '-1 1 S i , rnaollr, II.. 1 ei.ooa. 'rf 4 I I SHENANDOAH. Ia.. Aug. ll.-(Speclal sch4t .4 in otJoTa'a: " J ! Telegram.) Closely contested races fca- f" lviiwn. cf...l . .. " . .... .... r7T"'. as.l V V 1 rnonrslaa S..4 I. I was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith. Their 8-year-old son died Monday night at Culbertson and will be burled hero today. Death was due to scarletina In both cases. - MINDEN BANDITS PLEAD GUILTYCF ROBBERY MINDEN. Neb.. Aug. 11. (Special.) Clarence Matthews and Wu'.ter Noonan, both young men, pleaded guilty to a charge of robbery and were) sentenced to from one to seven years In the peni tentiary by Judge E. B. Perry at a spe cial term of district court. tured the second day of ths Biienanaoah whaling ...! 4 I cnetasi tb .. I i a fair, although run off In slow time, A T?ier'.:". S 'oVS' t 1 J large crowd attended and the night fairs K.ioa, i'.'.'.'.t t t p'. ! i-r. l l s Total 1 I ST 11 I are proving drawing cards. Prises were awarded today. Exhibits of stock and ths floral hall make up for absenoa of crop exhlbtts. Summaries: Trotting, 1:17 class: Edith All Tell (F. Fargo of Parsons, Kan.), flrat; Sweet wood (Mr. McClarry of Kansas City), aeo ond; Charlie Mara (Karl Beealey of Syra cuse. Neb.), third. Best time. 2:2.V. Pacing, 2:13 claaa: Kid lUley (Tom Pat ton of Salitia, Kan.) won In three straight heats,' twice defeating R. W. C, owned by R. W. rJlllngton of Kansaa City, by a nose; Charley' C. "(C. 1 B. 1 Clarke of Cha pute, Kan.), aecond; Baron Tc (Ed Berry or Albia. la.), third. Heat time, 1 13V One-half-mile dash: I jui y Box (H. Shields of Tulsa. iOkl.). first; Gertrude NTara Strao4 S 11 17 11 i enneit, cf. . 'iaiiu.n. rf. ... if i'ailetson, lb. l.rttton, 'b. ., Melting. JO. . Iujn. ss. ... i irut th. e. .. Wrirht. p. .. s0 .tiiern .... it, p. .... Totals .... tatted for Wrlht In the fourth. M.;x City 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1-7 WKhlla :. .. 0 1 0 8 0 0 1 10 T-Un hits: Lrlucne. Patterson. Home r,n: Ij j. une. t-at'riltce hit: 7l iK.n. t.rlfH Ily: limoili.s. Stulea t tit.es: 'uoney, Callahan, 1 atteravu. Double plaa White to Callahan to Kane, (Jriitith to Patterson. lnnlnss H.h.d: rsy Wrtrht. 1; by White, 4: by Doyle, 5: t,y C.vUt, Hits: Otf S'rl-bt, f. .,ff Vl,Ue. 4. ,'f Iol. 7; off Oelst, I I bw rii balls' f ' Wright. 1: .ff Wl lte, I- i'( I' .vie, 1: eff Ci.i.t, 1. Struck out: I y W ri;-t.t. l: it Vt hue, 1: tv Ilcyle. : btr o"-t, 1. v,n ich: White. Tme: t'lupire: iji-lnpl, P,-ora, cond a rfine : SiOt'X CITY. AH. R. H. O. A. E. ',, fb... 1 li 1 II ' ti..te. tf 4 0 1 0 Nicholson, If... Grodiek, 2b Helinee. cf 'Km. lb Houltes. Sb WillUnis. rf.... lro..llng. ss.... Hlia. c Valiandlngham, Totals AB. p.".' 1 R. H. Q. A. 0 i D 1 1 I 0 0 1 1 12 1 0 4 11 0 0 0 0 0 111 0 14 1 01 K 0 0 kirk., lk l ssi ri i i a a I 1 lx i.lileUlal. sond: Pat Moral (Andy Knuik. ll I 8 lanasll. If, 1 I I Mo Bee of Council- Bluffs, la.), third. Waaiuas . lb. I 1 I I Boona. tb... I 114 ! Time, O il. .' . aaan. a a i t aiwiiaataa.. i e s 0 " - f - - - w iu.iL,Mh t a a a a Wolfe. If l.loyd. lb Mrtiaffisan; ss. Morse, rf Williams, lb S hrt-toer. cf Yams, lb 'MoAlllater. O.... LillllKO, p Totala 83 8 LINCOLN. AH. R. H 4 0 3 ij n ii o. 1 I 1 8 ! i t i a u A. 4 1 t llarataa. I 1 I Totals I I ..MM!? 11 I Totals ,...M IHU 1 -iiatied for Morton in eighth. Cleveland 0 0 1 01 New loi It 0 0 S 0 0 1 Two-base hits: Boone, Kgan. Three- base hit: Nunamaker. Stolen base: Cook. Double plays: lil'P, Haratad to Chapman to Klrke, Boone to PtH'kinpaUtth. to lirown. 3: by Motion. 3. Hlta: off Morton, In seven Minlona: off Haratad, 1 tn one liiljc brand and Wolfe and MrGafftgan out tmntlng third strike, n out when winning run soored. IJncoln 1 0 U 0 0 0 0 0 02 St JoM-ph 0 1 4 1 e a Two-baae Mts: McGafflgan. Morse. Bouu.-s. tlroeilnr Ka.crtflre hits: Ens. Morse, IJoyd. Dtnien base: Nicholson, htruck oui: Bv Ktiman. 1: by VtrUn dlnitliam. t l'u on balla: Off V. iMriilinkham. 8. Hit by itelIMi r.,11 Williams by KhmaB, I'ouUa plaa: lliiaios tutis-a:aieu, t.lid to Will, iatns, IJod to Ihiiii to Wl.iian'.a Ttnw 1.40. I in ;i us: O Briea. - Hruwn to pan klnpaUfti to I'tpp. Basa on trails: (iff Morton, 1. hlrwl oi: Hy iy Moitu Minimis: Inning. Linpires O uougnnn. kleas Heats Macks. PHILADELPHIA. Aug. U.-Error by Shechan and bihsng which cost two runs gave Chicago the victory over Phllav aieiphla today, 3 to i. Bna kept ths hoiikt, team's hits scattered excrpt la the flfut and alnin tnnlnaa. Bens did not Issue a i a as and he was given splend4 support 1,1. ano playing without an error (ur the thud s'ii',-ealva game here. Score: bsrraofT washing-to. ABHOAC tlHO.il Mortanr. Ik I 1 IMaalla. rf...4 4 B h. aa 4 14 1 t 1U ..4 I I I I I.. .( 4 1 t'kl.l.a. rf ...I I I Craiffuld. rf I II I MJUIl Ik .1 I e. tf... 4 I I ll,.t,dil. ID. . 4 1 14 4 bursa, IS ... 1U AMia. It. ...I 1 FIRST OF PLAYGROUND BALL GAMES IS SET FOR TODAY The first of a series of playground ball games between teams of boys of ths seven superv Ised play centers will be held this, morning between the Rlver vlew and Ilanscom park teams on the grounds of the latter. A schedule baa been arranged, enabling each team to meet every other team. Beginning Saturday Morning at ths recreation grounds at Thirty-fourth and Center streets, a series of volley ball matohea between teams of girls will bo sUrted. The Miller Parks will play at tills location, At ths end of ths month prises will be awarded to ths winners la each division. ar Tkratl aal t int. Quick relieved by Dr. Bell's Plne-Tar-Honey. It cases the throat loosens phlegm. Only 2f5- All druggists. Adver tisement, x Totals .;..M Tfill 1 ' Batted for Bagon tn ninth Inning. ! Batted for W haling In ninth Inning. Ran for Evers In ninth Inning. Two-base hits: Smith. Homo run: Long. Stolen base: Oonaies. Double piavs: Gowdy to Maranvllle. Base on balls: Tv. ler. 8; Itagnn, 3: Husrhee. 1: Robinson. 1; Meadowa. 2. Hlta: Off Tyler, 1 In two third Innings; Paean, 3 in aeven and one third inninira; Hughes, 1 in one Inning; Robinson, 6 in five and two-third Innings; Meadowa 1 In one-third Inning. Struck out: By Rae-on. 8; by Robinson, 1; bv Meadows, 1. Umpires: Rider and Emails. Asaeriraa Aasoeiatloa. At Cleveland Flrat game: R.H.E. Kansas City 17 0 Cleveland 1 7 t Batteries: Delhi and Gelbel; McCall, James and BHIInsa. At Cleveland Second game: " R.H.H. Kansas City Old Cleveland 17 1 Battnrlea- Gardner and Crisp; Carter and Devoat. At Columbus First game: R II E. Minneapolis 4 7 0 Columbus 10 10 1 Batteries: Fnvle and Sullivan. Ghar rltv; Curtis. O'Toole and Coleman. At Columbus Second game: R II PI Minneapolis 0 8 1 Columbus .0 1 1 Bsttertes: Ylnellng and Ghsrrltv: Berry and Robertson. (Called end sev. enth, rain). At iuisvuie nrst game: R.ti ft. St. Paul 4 8 5 Louisville 14 14 2 Batterleo: Williams. Larov, Iathrop and Johnson: Danfortfi and Crossln. At Louisville Second game: RUE Bt. Paul 4 4 1 Louisville 3 4 3 Battoitea: I-elfield and Graham; Mld- dleton and Clemena. (Called end sixth. darkness). Mllwsukeo-Indlanapolla, game post poned; rain. wet - Neve Balldlags at Losp City. LOUP CITY, Neb.. Aug. lL-Spectal.)-Thls city is experiencing a boom Just now. Mrs. John Solms Is building a new brick hardware store on Main street. Dr. Bowman Is putting up a new 13,000 residence, McNulty At Simpson have re cently finished a fine new cement block residence. Many new cement sidewalk and street crossings have been put In and work will commence on the new 330,000 school house as soon as the loca tion Is definitely settled. A vote on the location will be taken by the people of ths district, August 16. ( Light Y ield ia Hall Belt. LOOMU Neb., Aug. U. (Special.) Threshing began In this section ths first of the present week. The yield of early hailed wheat is disappointing. The grain appeared to recover from ths hall and looked good for twenty bushels, but has threshed but seven or eight. Few fields out of the path of storms have been threshed to date. . BROOKLYN. Aug. ll.-The Brooklyn Feds rallied, with two out In the ninth Inning today and defeated Kansas City, 7 to 6. The locals knocked Cullop out rf the box In the fourth. Hennlng, whi succeeded him. weakened In the nlntli and walked Magee, who stole' secon-l. Cooper was passed also. Hits by Kauff, Myers and Holt sent over three run. winning the game. Wlltso relieved Walker for Brooklyn with the basea full and one" out in tt-.o sixth and held the visitors to one run thereafter. Score: R.H.F1 Kansas City 0 2 0 1 2 0 1 0 0 8 8-0 Brooklyn ....0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 37 12 5 Batteries: Cullop, Hennlng and East erly; Walker, Wiltse and II. Smith, Land. Renlbarh Beats Whales. NEWARK. N. J., Aug. ll.-Ed. Reul bach heat Chicago today, allowing onlv two hlta to the Whales. Five hits and two banes on balls In the second kinlne; netted five runs for Newark and sent Black to the club house. Rasmussen. a Chicago semi-professional, pitched the eigntn. ana ma wiiancsa gave uewtr two rutin. Score: R.H.E. Chicago 0 0,0 0 0 -0 1 O Newark 6 11 I I M I 1 Datterle: Black Prendcrgast, Hasmus- sen and Fischer; Reulbach and Rarlden, Rebs Whip TersM. BALTIMORE. ' Aug. 11. Pittsburgh evened up the series this afternoon By taking a fourteen-inntng battle from Bal timore, I to i. notn burrs ana itogxe pitched good ball. The fielding of both clubs wan sensational. Score: R.H.K. Pittsburgh 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2-3 11 0 "'ttmore 0001000000000 01 11 L .latteries: Rogge and O'Connors; ijggs and Owens. - Terriers Hlank Blaes Again. BUFFAIXX Aug. . ll.et. I.ouls scored the second consecutive shutout, aitntrst Buffalo today, winning. to 0. Bedlent was taken out at the end of the second inning after kivlng eight hits. Lafltti also was hit freely. It waa announced that . the tec'iiecd rates for admission would go Into effect here on Saturday. Score: R.H.E. St. Louis ...1 4 0 1 0 t It 1-814 1 Buffalo 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 7 0 Batterlea: Davenport and Chapman; Bedient, Lafitte and Blatr. ..' I Hojbrook Wins. HOLBROOK. Neb.. Aug. 11. (Special Telegram.) The Holbrook ball team won a fast game from Hartley on tne nome grounds this afternoon, ft to I. Bartley made three runs . in the second Innlnt and Holbrook scored two In the fourth and tl.ree In the sixth inning. Batteries; Holbroc'A George and Maxiel Hartley, Brown and Walters. Struck out: By George, 10; by Brown. 7. Cambridge plays here tomorrow. A large crowd Is at tending the Chautauqua here this week. laatkrrs Asctttea. IJttla Rock, f; Memphis. I. Chattanooga-Mobile, postponed; grounds. No others scheduled. Relief (ram A en I Jtheasaatlsaa. John H. Gronx, Winchester, N, H., writes: "I suffer from acuta rheumatism snd Sloan's Liniment always helps quickly. 26c, . All ' druggists. Advertise ment. City WJ-.ijr Daliy VIA THE Missouri Pacific Ar. Kan aag City . 4:00 P.M. . 8:35 P. M 7:07 A.M. Leave Omaha 8:00 A. M. 100 P. M. 11:16 P.M. Modern Equipment Observation Sleepers Superb Dining Car Service Meala a, la Carte Direct connections In Kansas, City Union Station for points South-rEast West TICKET OFFICES 1423 Farnaru St. Union Station. f Thomas F. Godfrey, General Agent, Passenger Dept. fK- I . . -3 l si - 4- W- , Most tlodern and Sanitary Brewery In the West Family Trade supplied by WM. JETTER, 2502 N St, Telephone South 883.