Bringing Up
HOV ARE. TOO ?
ITb TEN TEAlRS
sim.ce rve
SEEN TOOSE!
OMAHA WINS OHCE
' , V ' "
i i
AGAIN IN WICHITAis
Two Errors by Brittou iu Ninth
Inning Allow Rourkfs Two .
Sum and the Victory.
TWO SCORES ON A DROPPED FLY
WICHITA. Kan.. An. t4.-Speclal Tel
egram.) Omaha won the third game of
i he series, to t, when Hritton contrt
luted two errors In tha ninth Inning and
allowed two runa. Rlley and Everdon
mixed In a pitchers' battle.
Kverdon's "double and Breen'B single
scored one In the tlilrd. Schllobnor's
single, Everdon's out at flint and Smith's
ingle scored one In the fifth.
Wlih one down, Tannrhlll singled In the
ninth. Bchllabncr hit to ahort and JIoup
atarted an eaay double to aecond, ' but
llrltton dropped the hall and both run
ner were safe. Itllcy threw out Ever
dun, the runners taking aecond and third.
Smith hit an eaay pop fly to Hritton.
who dropped the ball and both runner
acored.,
C.ray'a doublo and Tn 11 lou' a ulnglo
acored one for Wichita in the third.
Hoap waa aafe on Krug'a wild throw to
flritt In the fourth. Bennett alngled to
third. I letting aarrlflced, Hritton alngted
to left, acorlng Hoap and Uennett, but
waa thrown out by MoChoaney at aec
ond. With tha count etandlng 4 to I In the
Ut of tha alxth, Tatteraon waa lilt and
Oray doubled to right. Griffith batting
for Ktley, popped to McCheaney In ahort
left. TellUm flew to Foravthe In ahort
right. .......
Vox walked and North replaced Ever-
don. Hoap hit a hot grounder to Tanne-
hill, who made a great atop and fnroed
Gray at third. Score:
WICHITA.
AM. II. II t). A.
Tuition, if 6 0 2 i 0
Vuk. If..... 4 0 0 t U
MoM. f & 1 1 1 ft
Xennett, cf 4 13 3 0
Mel, Ina. SI. 3 0 0 3 3
Hritton. 2b 4 U 3 3 3
H.Mei-ai.n, II, 3 0 0 11 0
, Gray, c 1 1 2 i o
Hllev. p 2 0 0 0 1
'tirifrr.h i o i o
Total .S3 3 17 U
OMAHA.
Alt. It. II. O. A.
Hmith. ef 4 0 110
llreen. 2b 10 13
Knravihn, rf 4 0 110
Welle. , 4 0 0 3 1
Krua, in 4 0 0 3 3
MeCheaney. If 3 0 0 1 1
T.nn hill Jh I I 1 3 0
Schllebner. lb 4 3 111
Kverdon. p 3 1 1 0 3
North, p 0 0 0 0 0
Totala 7!s4 I l M II
Hatted for Riley In ninth.
v..
0
Bennett
out, attempted bunt
third
xtrike.
omaha .....
Wichita ...
Left on bi
..0 0 1
0 1 0 0
0 34
0 0-3
..0 0 1
3 0 0 0
Omaha. 8: Wl-hlla. K.
Earned runa:
Omaha. 3; Wichita, 2.
rrlMr hit: Tanneh'll, HotVlng
HI ey.
Two-base hlta: Kverdon. Gray 111,
Htolen baaea: Smith i. Wei a. Hoati.
Mli: Off Kverd'in. In eight and two
third Innlnga Double rlav: Everdon
to Kmg to SeMlebner. Ptrutk out: By
Evei'don 3: by Riley. 4. Haaea on ball
Off Everdon. 3; off Riley. 1 Hit hy
Pitched bal': Smith by Kilev. I'mt-rxm j
twice by Kverdon.. Time: 16X Umpire: I
, "
l.lK vd JoaiKH DIVIDE
llotla I.Bme ,( Datt1v-tf eadrr Shaw
Ragaetl FteUlaa;.
IXVCOIJ. Aug. 24-Unceln ami 8t.
Joseph divided a double-header, 8 to 4
ind 3 to 4. each game showing Bums rag
ved fit-lding. ek'ore first gam.
LINCOLN.
An. H.
If.
0
O.
A.
0
1
X
0
0
0
ufo. If
Llm-d. Sb
I oiiMlflnBB aa..
M'ilnivre. rf
1 wr.'lama lb.
S linlt'r, if
Snlth 31)
McAllister, o
InffWAn, p
T-tc's
...82 3
JOSEIti.
e r
ST.
An. F ii
o.
i
4
1
0
A.
A
3
0
0
t
0
ieho!noi:. if...,
i fMl'.U 'it
' eln.cr Cf
t:-i. ib
I ...U tl ai, ill. ..... . ,
r ' il hail, rf.
Iiieling sh
' on- 11 y c
I. rmilk. p..
4
1
4
1
0
i
0
1
0
0
fetal X.'
7 34
'Patted fur Loudermilk In ninth.
1 m.oln 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 8
.-- J..-(h t 8 0 1 1 0 0 0 04
t'l.ine run: It. Wlll'ania. Two-baa hlta:
il. Inier Grvdii'k. Hoftinan Siol.vti bases:
'ei'Mffl'an Cifdick. Saiifi I pa:
G.odi.k. McGarngan. 11. William.
I.iin.l.-riiil!k lloitfimn. ptruc out: By
li' fliiiHn 4: l lxiudermllk. 3. Hum on
a' : O'f llfman i; eff Ixmdermllk. .
" by i.P.bed b-ll: Hy L.udiTtiulk, 1.
""Id pilch: Hoffman. Tune: 18. Umpire:
i!i Ibmu. becre, aeeotid Kme:
LINCOLN.
AH. R.
II.
3
0
!
i
3
O. A E.
08
18 I 4
1 t I
rr i
O. A L.
Wolfe. If
I.l.ivd Jb
Vi-Oaff'san. aa..
.Mclntvre. rf
H. S.-breber
H William, lb..
H S-hrelber, cf.
Smith, 3b
Yalit, c
.Morale, p..,..'
.. 4 I
Totala..
JT 8
JOS FPU.
AH. H.
ST.
Nicholson.
If...
4
t
4
I
4
i rod u k, Tt
llelilM-r, cf..'
l-?na. lb
H.iulte. Zb. ......
K ililaum. rf..
iiroeltna:, se......
''oiirwtjy, c......
.aik-:iiittau.
4
4
4
4
Father
TVIOSE VU2. THE
000 OLD OAr.
WtLU-WELL!
IF IT ISN'T
v.;atc. ME.
OLD PM. IM TH
DO TOO REtltfnOCR
Jk. KTAM
Tot ii l M 4 10
Itan for aWntyre In ultith.
Lincoln I o 2 o t 0 0 4
JnwKh 1 A li ft I) 0 0- t
uao Jill: Kim. Mden Imiea: Mr-
v ..Mi.i.t.ni Kat'irw-e niTa
olfe. htr-ick ri.t. Morae. :
hv allandtnulirfm. ?. Haeea on linH: 'f
Morae. t; off Vallandingham. Tltiv: 3 'i.
impire; oeiaei.
nooai-KR bt nBtn TwicB
H.th f oale.ta Art, ItHterly Poagbt
fcy Tea
MTNVKtl. Colo. Aug. M.-Hea Molnea
won both game from !enver here today.
the flrat t to I, and the eecond to a.
Itoth game were bitterly ronte.ted. and
bunched hlta gave the vlctorlea to the
IKNVKIt.
r'
AH. H.
If.
0
0
0
1
o
0
0
3
0
1
A.
A
ft
0
t
0
1
-J
0
I
0
Miller, if
Kellcher, !....
Spencer, rf
Galloway, b...
MWormlrk, If,
Coffey. 3b
Whelnn. 2b
Shctak.
Mltehel, p
Spahr
4
, 4
S
s
s
3
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
Totals
T I 4 57 1
vm MOINKS.
All. IL H.
O.
3
3
1
3
1
1
S
0
A.
o
0
0
Hiihn, rf
Hill. If
Hunter, cf....
Jonea. ll
Hartford, a..
Ha wyer, P
Kwoldt, 3b....
Hreen. c ,,
Mogrldge, p...
4
2
a
.... 4 o
3
4
, S
, S
3
Ti4al I I 37 13 0
Hated for 8peneer In ninth.
Tea Molnea 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 01
lenver 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-1
Htolen baa: Hunter. Two-haae hit:
Hnwye.r. Home run: Bheatak. struck
nut: Hy Mogrldge B: by Mitchell. 3.
Hae on hall: Off Mitchell. 2. Double
plava: Hartford to Jonea: Galloway to
Kelleher. Hit by pitched 111: Hy
Mogrldge (Galloway). Time: l.M. Um
pire: hecrlat. reore eecond garnet
UENVBH.
A tw r a tm
i .
K.'uhrr
ppencer, rf!
Mitchell aa.
mi, iv, xi, r, j,
..4 1 10 1
.. 4 0 0 S 1 1
,. 0 0 II I 0 0
..3 1 0 6 0 0
.. 4 2 3 4 1 1
. 3 0 0 1 1 0
.4 0 0 0 3 0
.. 4 0 0 1 2 0
,.3 1 0 B 1 0
.. 0 0 0 0 0 0
.311 041
, i ini oway, id
, Mct'ormlcK,
Coffey, 3b...
E. WleUn. 21..
0 hhertak c...
0 Cnntwell, p
0 Mteraer, p...
0 .
0 Totala ...
1
u
If..
ie 6 4
IES Mi UN Eg.
AH. It. II
?7
O.
4
3
11
0
2
0
4
0
0
1
12
A.
o
o
o
n
4
3
3
0
1
0
V
10
I Hahn. rf
0 Hllla. If
0 Hunter rf
Joneii. Ih
t Hartford, an....
0
1
1
3
0
o
0
0
1
0
0
i 4
wyer. 2l
Koldt. 31
Graham, o
0 Muaaer. p........
0 Mnarldge, p
0 Ureen, v
1
9 Total
le Molnea ....
Jenver
Two-baae hlta
.36
27
0 0
..a
0
o o
1
. o
1
oso
0 0
I 0-6
Sawyer. Bills. Kwoldt,
OlBlorser. Three-bae hits: Hunter, jonna.
- Home run: Gat owav. Htmck nut: u
l.Muaner, 4; by Stersar. 7; bv Mogrldge. I.
Musrer, 2; off Bteraer. . Double ply:
Keuner to Galloway; McCormlck to
neMiaa' r. wo ell to sawyer to June.
Hits: Off Cantwell. t In one-third Innlni
eff Hterier In eight and two-third In
ning: off Muascr. 4 In aeven Innings; off
Mogrldge o in two innlnga. Time: 2:06.
l inplrw: Secrlat.
Gretna Will Stage
Base Ball Tourney
j ORKTNA. Neb., Aug. 24. -(Special.
Orel n a will have, Ita flrat base hall totsr-
utmost of three daya beginning Satur
day, Her ember 4. Pirae aggregating
330 are to ba offered, aa follows: First,
SIX; eecond. tl"0; third, tn; fourth, A
Injlavllle, paplllloti. Greenwood and
Gretna ara entered.
Sunday. August 3S. llavelock will come
to Grwina . It la the desire of m number
ef the Claia A teama In this vicinity to
havo an elimination aeries of ball game
to decide who tire chanipton'i, vhlili
meota with fiver here. It U n,n W ar
range! ST. PAUL MEETS FIRST
rtrrflT nf TUP pricnil
UCrUVT Or THE. SLASON
FAnWKLL. Neb.. Aug. W.-r'peeal
All game In the Sherman-Hownrj
league were played today. At Elba. 6t.
. Pant met the first defeat of the aeaaoti.
I In I At Dannebrog the locale tooa
' th4r flrat victory by trimming Bt Uh
I ory, I to 1. Roelus walloped Rorkville on
j tha Doelua grounda 3 to 1. Below la the
present standing of toe Wama:
W.
r ' r l r i v i i ar j i i
- - ' - -
it r i
U It. I
1 .
3 ..-T
&
4 .(
4 4
5 X.8
111
Bi. Paul
lluO U
Farwell
St. L4tturv
Hht 8
Roet-Vlle 8
twnnebroat 1
HANDICAPS KEPT OMAHA
SHOOTERS FROM VICTORY
Ptlff tmiie which threw the targets
fully fifty feet and the heavy handicaps
given the eraek shooters made high
sooree by the Xcoraskans at the Grand
American handicap held la Chicago last
week Impossible, a Ray C. Klngsley.
on of the Omaha shooters who attended
and has Just returned. The good scores
were made by chap shooting from the .
sixteen, seventeen and eighteen-yard 1
line. Kant Huntley, Omaha' crack
hooter, and one of the beet tn the coun
try, shot from the twenty-thrta-ygrd Una
and Klngaley from tha twenty-one.
Mroaklya Maya lan.
The Brooklyn club has purchased Out
fildr Nixoa from the Uvauiuout club
ef tn Tta loagua f
TIIK 11EK:
Copyright. 11. International
Newa Servle.
OH." I
Urf-0
DO I REMEMCCq
OCVeT HKoi
THAT CMi IRON
HP.D HIT NE
WITH A -SHOVEL
ONCE!
EVERt
ALL IN
AND
THE
BRAVES SWEEP OF
SERIES WITH BDCS
'..
1
! Boston Captnrci Final Game from
; the Pirate by Score of
j Ten to Nothing.
j 11
COOPER YANKED IN THE FIFTH
wv "v
1
TMJHTON', Aug. S4. Hoatun mul a
i . .. ,,.. with it.
I ourgn, inKmg ine nnni gunie; nxiny, i"
to 0. Cooper atarted, t.ut wa taken out
In the fifth after m had been hit aafcly
1 nine time fcr ieven rnna. FUrpntrick
0 had a perfect day at the bat HnodKiae
and Kvera gured largely In the run
making. 8ore:
riTTSBt'noM
D08TON
AB M O A F.
All. H O A IC.
fUniT. If . . 4 0 8
ritipnt.. rf.
10 0
4 1 1
1 1 o
IDA
t n o
4 l
a i
4 l 1
ft 1 4
Collin, ff.. I 1
Jnhn.t.n. lb I 1 in
lllnrhman, rf.l 1
Kvitr. ru B
ffttnfruM. cf. R
MM. ( I
Hrhml.lt. lb. .4
Wttfntr M...4 t I
Viet. tn...
.a e l
.41
tit
' Pm'th lb.
4
nltr1. lb.
i Mnnnvll..
Ciowrtir. c.
Kun. p
0
0 Total .
mi
...4
...4
0 (llhsnn. o.
vBr. p.,
tun. a
OcwUlln .
ton
ion
.10
M II I? II t
. ToUlt ....tn mil 1
Hatted for Hill in ninth.
rittaburgh 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 oft
Hnaton 0 0 3 0 4 1 0 2 10
Two-ba hlta: Hngan, HnorlgraaM, Elta
patrlck, Waanpr. Three-bane hit: Flti
patrlck. Stolen baaea: IJver. Fltspatrlck,
N'lox. HoiiIiIb play: Maranvllle to Ever
to Hehmldt, Gowdy to Kvera. Itnae on
error: IMttahurgh, I. Haaea on ball: Off
Cooper. 1: off Hill. 2; off Hagnn. 4. Hit:
Off Cooper, In four Inning, none out tn
fifth; off Hill, 3 In four inning. Hi ruck
nut: Hy He nun, I!; by Hill, 2. Cmplrea:
iiyron ana r-anon.
Red II la itk Dodaera.
nnOOKLYN, Aug. It Toney pitched
firm tot it hall today anil Clnrlnnrtl muiln
it three out of four from Hr-oklyn by
a eor of 6 to n. Brooklyn iicj four
pltcre H f w.,om yle'.'" "cote.
CIMICINVATt. niiOOKLTM.
All. H.O. A E. Ad.. ..OAK
lfh 3b till Mrem. cf 4
lUrtn. .4 2 1 4 0'Mr. re..i
WIIMnii. If 4 14 0 Ixillr1. lb. .1
Kllllter. if ... 1 0 'll'liMI. If . ... 4
2
I
0 (
t u
6 1
a o
o
0 i
(trlf'ltli if. .1 110 r ruul.aw. 2b. 4
0 4 10
1rki. 4 lie fttenml. rf
.1110
.10 14
tolas
Wwner. h . I t II llrtt. 9b
Mnllwltl, lb ') 9 Mrf'.rtr. c.
Tonr t 1 0 1 lll.
. 0 o
1 o o i o
Apuiton. p
Total . ..U 11 7 f 'Hrhnlu ..
Pniinlfti. p.
Hmrib
Ktl.kr. p..
.1 W V V w
.4 4 A 0
.1 0 6
.4 U 0 4
TuUl 9U w l
Hatted for Appleton In sixth.
Hatted for Long In tn eighth.
Cincinnati 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 R
Brooklyn 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Three-base hits: Heriog. Griffiths.
1 Earned
nms: Clnctnnati. B. lHuble
t 1 1 Playa: O'Mara CunaaalHtedl.
4 t'utshaw to I'sob'rt H""
O Mara to
O' b
Off Hell. 8: off Toner. 2. Hlta: Off Ioll
3 tn one and one-third Innlnira: off Ai '-
' ,on four and two-third Inning:
t off Douglas, 1 In two Innimca: off Rucker.
1 "" Inning, struck out: Hy App'e-
ton. 1; l- Toney, 3.
I'mplrea: Klein and
Einslie.
C ards Make I lea a gw een.
NEW YORK, Aug. 24. St. Loula madrt
- n 7 t i j i .ASTt l f a
itrriiKi rr"u- th inatch-'iiu,.asi1,.,r.tt:r.1.'r, ..
to 1. New York played a wretched ganm ' follow: Mlnnea"oli8 '' 7 1
Itehlnd the poor pitching of TMrwiu and I Second Round R. Norrta William. 2d, i Patterlea: VWdleton and demons;
Schupp, illlnT up seven errora. Mead- I defeated H. S. Stephene by detau t; Wat-I Wllllema and G'-arr'ty.
owa hold the Glar.ts to five scattered sou M. Wa'hburn defeated Coster I No other game scheduled,
hinalea. Score: '. Schermerhorn. 8-2.8-8: Ward luiwmn e- I
8T. lyifH. KBW TOKK.
Aa.lt. O.AE. ABH.OA-n.
tliiMia. Sb. 4 I 4 Rum. If. ... I l
Hull.r. 14 4 C.Kaberuoa. rt.4 t I 4
Bwrhlf. if. ..4 114 1 IH,I.. Ib. ...I 4 9 10
Ion, rf 4 II P irNr a. .4 1141
Ik.Iii. rf It IMn'i. rf...4 4 I
Hilar, 1h.... 4 1 1 Ormal. Ib .. 1
H-tx-l. lb .. 4 11 Hrlnr4. lb I It
Hatit-r. lb... I 3 4 1 4 Pool. I 111
UNlim, 0Kllr .... I a 4
W.ndall. ... 1
T.Ul
ST li II 14 I TMlMa, I
Huhblnibttl. I l
Hhiipp, p. ..4 4 4 1
Mtar 4 4 4 4
Total ..
Halted for Dooin tn 4shth.
.am 4i it i
'Bitted f..r Teareau In oxth.
Hailed fur Svhupu in ninth.
Su Am 0 3 1 0 1 0 t 13 I
.New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11
Two be. mi hit: Betsel. Three-bssa :
bltx: laonc. lkMln. Stolen liaaea: Baa-
iiaf (SI. Ml er. laong. Meyeia Earned
ur.: bt Loula 3; Nr Voik. 1. Double
I'lays: Ioylo to Flotclier to Hrainard.
i nner io iiu..inii i. Mirer, nui.er ii
I AH ier. Ilvu on hX. orr Teereau. 4;
off Schupts 1: tiff Meadowa, 3. Hlta:
.... inivau. 1 ill aia ii.iiiiiai, vii r- iiuiuf.
k in thrve Innlnga Struck out: Bv Toe-
iTau. 4, by Hcuupp, 4; fey Meadow. 4.
I :npires: O'Lay and Storkdale.
I'ktla Kaay far take.
PHILADELPHIA. Auy. J4.-ChKa.-x
olilnln.nl an easy victory over Philadel
phia today by knocking Rlxey olf the
iuhbr In foir inning. lavender wa.
not hit hard, while three iouble play
kutp the homo tau from becoming dan
gerous B'-ore:
CH1CAIVV rttLlAbgt 4H1A.
AS II O A K AB.N U.A g
n.m.4. rf 4 I
riahar. HI....4 I
ti-hulia. If I 4
glniiuarm.. Ib t 1
f.-1-r. lb I
W lllhaau. til I
fk'iaa Ik... I I
Arrbar. ....4 I
Iavv4r, . I
t I 'o-k. lb ... I 1 I
4 Han-erv, a. .4 4 4
4 V rf...l I 3 4
t I ' innil, rf...l 4 14
4 ' ' -via IS
4 4 SWbltlad, If. .4 II
I 4 1 Kletmft, lb.. 4 til
4 4 Klllior. C....I 4(1
I I 4Auaiaa, 1 4 I 1
tunu. I t
Taul ... M 1 IT li . Mlaar. .... a I
I nam harm, i I e S
Huairt.. l I I I
, 'Hakar 1 4
luar I 4
ttataar I 4
TUI ... SI I SI a
Hatted for Adams In seventh.
Hatted fr Chalmers tn venlh.
Battod for Baumgartner In ninth.
Plihaao 8 0 0 3 1 0 0-4
Philadelphia 0 0 8 0 1 0 81
Two-bane hits; Good. Zimmerman.
Williams. Stock. ' Home run: Flatter.
Earned runa: title- go, 4: J'hllad loula.
1. Iajuhle llaya: Unimerman to FUher
to Saier it), tkiod to Ar her. Ilaimnart
ner to Mam rod to Luderua Haaea on
halls: Off lavender 3: off Itlxei. 1: off
Chalmers. 1; off Baumgartner. 3. Hlta:
Off Kixev, 8 In four liinuwa; off C ial
mera, 3 lu thrra Inning; off Baumgui t
ner. 1 In two kuninaa fUrutk out: Uy
Lavnder 4: by Itliey, 3. bv Clialmer.
OMAHA, "WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1915.
KNOW' HE
TO t-KK XCAJ
excuse
me WILU
too rM,
COIN' to
CALL ON
HIM
DAT BUT HE'S
NOW Hf IN
rFMETARY
0PTAL'
llayed. Won. Imrt,
Pet.
.?7
Cs7
. IJI
.410
1'ie.i Moines
penvor .. .
.VJ
79
47
m
.1
.12".
71
-::t
il
f
.1
AM.
SIhmk City
I f. In. ..
J To nek a. .. .
.'Mmi.m .. .
IW-.-l-it:i ..
is:. J.MOkii
Lt A T E
W.UHct. W.tl'.-t
l'lslln .... M M .R4T.I PoMnn 1 m .'..'1 1
Mrooklyn .M M .Ml1 Itrolt ...74 4! .ill!
Honton ....M M .MS 1,cngo ...7144 .!!
i.ifnuo r,7 r; am wjh t f .&h
, I'lttabtirgh M o 4'Sl New Tork. .M M .is!
c ,..(., r(t., -'i cinveltand 44 .3"
Clncnnll MOO 4741 Iyiuia .4.". 12 .;!71
New oYrk .61 6S .4iS I'hlla r " "V
Kivl. LH- AM Ell. AH"'N.
I w.i.ivt; w.upct.
I Mt!iM gh " tl' Mlnneanolla..""' SI
I Newark SO V" Ht. aul.... 72 .f.
I K'on Cllv HI f:l Ml Indianennlla.KI R1 ""
Chicago ....4 M .6471 I;oulavlt ..F4r7.59
I l...-t- ,jrr t 1l 1 1 .... , c- at
Hnoklvn ..'-' "4 .4-" Cleveland ...fil "7 .412
Hal'lmore .. " .' 9' Columliii ..45 75 .375
Vf li.fli HrinMi.
WKHTfUV LEAGUE.
Omaha 4: Wichita. 3.
Dee Moine. 2-6; Penver. 1-5.
ft. JoHcnh. 4-4: Uncoln (VS.
NATIONAL LB'Gl'B.
ri'taburgh. 0; Hoon. 10.
Cincinnati. 6; Prooklvn. 0.
ft. Loul. 12: New Vrk, 1.
Chicago, f-: Philadelphia. 1.
A M Kit It' A N LEAGUE.
WaaMngton, 6; (Tilcago, .
I'hllHdelnhlH. 7-2; St. Louie. 10-fi.
Howton. 3: Detroit. 1.
New York. 0; 'leveland; .
PI'inPBAI, LEAOU1S.
St. Loula 3; t'hl-aito, 4.
Kanaaa Cl'y. -3- Pittabnrgh, 4-4.
Hrooklvn. 14: HalUmore, 6.
Huffa'o 3: Newark. 0.
AMFIUOV PCTTlON.
Columbus, 1: MMwaukee. !.
l.TUUvllle, 1; Minneapolis, 7.
e Todav,
Western Ijeagoe St. Joaeph at To
peia. Ie Molnea at Wt h'ta. Woux City
at Ij"onln tminha at Uenver.
I Nut onul IeniD'e Pt I o-'la at Hrok'yn.
, Chicago at Hoaton. Ptttnhurgh at New
j York Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
I Amerlcai I-iic Waahlnirtnn at Chl
; eago, philadviphiii at St. Ixul. Hoalon.
at lietrit New Vn-k t elevo and.
Feera' Ing"e St. LouJa at Chicago
K-na-a Citv at Plttab r'h Hrooklyn at
Ilaltimoi-e. Huffalo nt Newark.
I i; i,v Knomgartner, 2.
i Bud Cotklll.
V'mplres: Rlgler
Dawson, Griffin
and Johnson Win
in Straight Sets
SOUTHAMPTON. N. Y.. Aug. 24.-The
playing of the Callfornian was the feature
of today s rounds of the alnglea for the
meauow ciuo cup luanjr, nura utiwiun,
Clarence J. Griffin and William' M.
Johnston all winning In straight set,
Glenn M. Church, the Princeton cap- ;
tain, defeated tha veteran, Charles Mac-
Mullen. 6 to 1. to 3. A default wa.
recorded aaalnHt T. C Bundv.
te. ted H. H. Stoclardt. 9-7, 7-5; Lyle E.
Mahon defeated 8. G. Mortimer, 8-4, 8-8;
Theodore Horneve t Pell deflated A. M.
Kidder, a-3, 8-2; William Cunningham de
feated Thoma C Bundy by tlefault;
Clarence G. Griffin defeated .1. P. Pare,
M 8-2; Charles W. MacMullin de
feated Irving C. Wright by default.
Till d Round-Walter Merilll Hal de-
feated A len Chambera. 8-1. 8-0: Howard
II Wlltney defeated Karl Sm'th. 8-8, ti 4;
V Hllain M. johnnlon defeated Kri deri -k
Frellnghuyaen. 8-3, etleorge M.
lhuro i defeated Charles W. M. Mullen.
8-1, 8-2.
Mrs. Hammond Beats I
Mrs. Perkins at Golf
CHICAGO. Aug. 14. Favorites In the !
chamrlonshlp tournament of the Western
"Women's Golf association, played taue :
to form today In the first round of .match '
play. Mra. Hammond, Indianapolis, title i
holder, defeated Mrs. E. T. Perkins. Chi- t
cago, 4 up and 2. '
Mlaa Elaine Rosenthal, Chicago, de-'
feated Mies I-auia KaUer, Chicago, 3
up and &
MUa Caroline Painter. Chicago, defeated
Mra. F. W. Whitney, Chicago, 3 up and 1.
Mrs. E. E. Harwood. Chicago, defeated
Mtsa F. S. O'buru. Chicago, 8 up and 6.
Miss Marjorie Edwards. Chlcag, de
feated Mrs. G. D. Smith, Springfield,
111., 8 up and 4.
. '
!' 4 reek Hlarka Pelerakara. .
nATTLK CHEEK Neb.. Aug. 34. Spe
cl.l -Tlie Battle Creek bate bll team
T shut out Prteraburg Sinduy. Luachen
t pitched a no-hit and no-run game. Only
on iaitor reached second bane and only
two others got to first. Only nineteen
1 1 taller faced him. Seore:
4 Hoitle Creek 1 O 1 0 3 8 0 1 5
I'eterlHirg 0 0 8 8 8 0 0 0 0-8
Batten. : i uachen and Badura; Mad
den and Fuguley.
Luechen leave to enter Crelshtnn Col-
I j lege Seotenilier 1. He graduated from
the Tllden H'gh achool laat May. He
i fore leaving achool be made a record
. of striking out tenty-alx high school
playera and cairh'ng the twemj-
tvenlb
wtm a short Infield ny.
Cedar Hanlda liefeata hpaldlaa.
SPALDING. Neb., Aug. 24 i fiiei lal.)
Cedar Rapid defeated Spaldni by a
acute of to 3 In a faat gam her by
ru thing their hils in thv ninth luuing.
S ore: t
Cedar Rapids 8 8 1 8 0 0 0 0 4 ,
S aldina 8 0 0 0 0 3 0 8 a J '
Ba terie: Cedar Rapid. uelia. and
Babt.itt; HiNxUlliig. Thuman and lialker.
I J I HIM II S ' Q
Standing of Teams
Drawn for The Bee by George McManus
HELLO HKKT ne
old pal v ;ate
TOLO ME TOU ARE
NCARLT ALL IN '
HE'b RKiHT
I COULDNT
LICK A KITTEN
NOW
J V 1 I
J I V V I V . . -T
i DOUBLE WIN PUTS
REBELSJN LEAD
Pittsburgh Beats Kansas City Twice
And Takes First Posi
tion. i KNETZER HURLS IN OPENER
riTTSPlJHGTt, Au. 54 PHtab'trgh
went into - flrat place In he Federal
leaKue race todav when It defeated Kan
ana Citv In boh gomes of a double
header. ho scores be'rg 4 to 0 and 4 to S.
Kneter. for the locals, pitched well In
the flrat game. In the second. Hanrer
was effective unt'I the ninth, when the
flrat two men singled. Comatoek was
sent In to reacue and retired
the a'a.
first game: R.II.B.
C lr
00000000 0-0 7 3
0 0 11 1 0 1 I 8 1
1' ttahurvh ' .
I Hfl'terlea: CMIon, A fl'ms and Easterly;
fWnotxer and Herry. Moore, second -""l":
K tl t!
Knia Citv 00000020 13 3 3
Pltt-b-rgh ...1 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 4 10 1
Hatter'ea: Packard and Hrown: Har
ger. Conmtock and O'Connor
T-eera !. ti ha. lea.
CHICACO Aug 24 Rv strong defen
sive work Chicago defeated St Lo'ils.
I 1 1 ...... '.i' - . . . ' i . i .
Iff lull's p'the-a In the succeeding M -
I nlnvm end scored be w'ln fii off
liRvcnnon in the eighth. 8;ore: RUE.
St. Louis
n n A i A A 1 t 1 ,11 A
o 2100001 0
Plank. Oroom. Davenport
McConnell and Fischer.
C lP"o
H"tter!s:
and Hartley
Beat Terpa.
Aug. 84. Brooklyn
HALT I MORE.
I walked away wlh tM afternoons game, th ii-htwelht title
1 to . and mnde It tw" n a row from."10 "Bhtwetgnt title.
Baltimore. Baltimore fielded Doorlv and
.! pitchers were wl'd. 8-ore; RH.K.
'HrooH n ....0 0 3 4 3 1 0 0) 314 12 3
Paltlmore ...1 04O1OOO4V- 811 6
Hnt'eries: Marlon. Frank Smith, T'p
hnm and Land: Johnson, Bailey and Jack
lit h.
Illoea Blank Newark.
NEWARK. N. J.. Aug. 24 Buffalo took
a t Itchera' duel from Newark here tod-iy,
shutting nut the Pepa by a score of 3 to
0 Newark was helpless against 8 hulls,
wh Improved as the game progressed.
H ore: R.H.E.
HOffalo 0 0 0 0 0 0 01 23 8 1
Ne ark 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 6 3
Schulls aui) Allen; Seuton and Rarlden.
JOHNNY CHILL TO SCRAP
ST. JOSEPH LAD LABOR DAY
Johnny CuhHI of Omaha, one of the
coming padded ring artists of the city,
has been matched to fight a ten-round
bout with Kid Butler of Bt. Joseph In
St. Joseph T nbor day. The affair will
be a seml-wtndup to a fifteen-round mill
u,. Jaclt Torrtl1 ,nd Johnny s.,
Vatore
I '
i
Amerlraa A elation.
At M Iwaukee R.H B.
Co'umb -a 13 1
TiatteHei: ' ciiri1." and OomanV Shack:
1 leforH and Ttmnnnn
Eddie Kayo Released.
Manaeer FlmkeneMr. of the Salt Lake
cltih announced the release of I't'Pty ln
felder Kddlo" Fay .and the signing of
Tiilv Menge. former inflelder of the
Oak'and team.
...... .
hr Hlttlg PHI.
, Ed Konet.-hv of the P1tt'de seems to
he enWtnv a new leese of life. The big
fellow haa batted out twentv doubles, ten
, trlnles and lilne home runs thik season.
L .. I
Aerovlane Oualitv
Submarine
The best
Scries
Ml
Pi Mi aba. BBaSaBBg SBBM in
Small Size
5c
Large Size
10c
ad
15c
Fort Wayne Pitcher
Is Sold to Omaha
FORT WrtYNK. Ind., Aug. .'4.-Prertl-c"ent
William Klltzke of the Fort Wayne
Central leagut club tonight announced
that he had sold Outfielder Dratchl to
Columbua of the American Association
and Pitcher Alnsworth M Omaha of the
Weatern league. Bratchl reports to Oo
umbuh tomorrow, but Alnaworth does
hot Join Omaha until next spring.
BIG DOINGS FOR FIELD
CLUB CADDIES WEDNESDAY
Caddies at the Omaha Field club will
celebrate their first annual field day at
the Field club Wednesday. A golf match
and other athletic events for which all
caddies are eligible will be staged, and
following till program a big feed will
bo spread In the club restaurant. It is
expected that over 100 caddies will take
part In the doings. Valuable prises have
been donated for the winners of the
various events.
ATHLETIC CARNIVAL AT
THE ARMORY WEDNESDAY
i An nMo carnival will be staffed
under the auspices of the Plxon Athletic
ciuh, recently organised by Tommy
r'"0"- t the Armory, Twentieth and
I Harney streeU, Wednesday evening. The
main attraction will be a bout between
1 Tommy Dixon and Morris Flynn of Kan-
' sas City, who la one of the aspirants to
ISV
Lx
Shall It
Autoloading or Pump
I mi.
s
THERE are many kinds of Auto
loading and Pump guns some to
be had at very low prices. ,
Out it Is typical of sportsmen that the gnat
majority prefer ReraiDgton-UMC Pump and
Autoloading guns in the hand oftbeaTerageman.
II you shoot at trap or in the field, go to the
Remington-UMC Dealer in your community and
let him show you these guns. You will know him
by bis display of the R$dBott Mark of Remington
if M C Sportsmen' Headquarters- and h knows
the difference) in guns.
Sold by your home dealer
and 1135 other leading
merchants In Nebraska
Remkiftea) Aima-UnSea Metallic Ctrtridro Co.
WeMrfwOTtasWildiag Ul) Braaatway) New Yata Cits'
Price
cigar
value on the market today is found in
EL TELLO
Fans, Read This:
To the nun presenting the createst number of EL TELLO Ciear RanHi tv
September 18, 1915, will be given FREE
of Baseball Games
I JF$o tTtlto ys I
THAT '5 JUST TO
REMIND TOO OF THE
DMS WHEN tOu UtED
ME FOR A, PuNCHIN fbA'
j Benton Belongs to
Giants-Cincinnati
Must Refund Money;
NEW ORK, Aug. J4.-The Natlonab
Base Hall league board of directors today
decided that Rube Benton, formerly of
the Cincinnati club, is legally the prop
erty of the New York club.
In announcing Its decision the board
exoneratea from all blame the Flttsburghj
club, which, it aays, ncted in goal faith
In holding the pitcher.
The board also announced that th
game between the Chicago and Pitts
burgh teaniB played on August 17 an
which was won bv ttie latter, has been
tnrown out and will be replayed on Sop
tember 3 and 4, when the two. team4
play HRH'n. This was the game In whlca
Henton pitched for Pittsburgh.
After the announcement of the hoard
John MoOi'hw said Renton would protx
ably pitch in one of the games tomor
row against the Pirates.
Cincinnati, it waa decided, must payl
back to Pittsburgh the money paid by
Pittsburgh to Henton.
The case was decided by two directors.
Charles H. Ebbeta of Brooklyn and!
James Gaffney of Boston. It was re
duccd to this minimum through the fact
that the three otlier members were dls
Qualified from sitting on the case becauM
they were directly Interested. They are
Garry Herrmnnn of Cincinnati, Harry
Hempstead of New York and Barney
Dreyfuss of Pittsburgh.
Southern Aaaoetatlon,
Atlanta, 1; Chattanooga, 6.
Mobi o. 2: Memphis, 6.
New Orleans, 8; Nashville. 1
Be an
Gun?
Cigars
ticket to the World's Championship
and all expenses of transportation to
and from the place where the
games are played. To the one
presemingthe 2d largest number
of bands $50. 00 in cash 3rd laig
e numberof bands $30. 00 in cash
4th largest number $20.00 in cash.
Two Band, from Little Fl Tlo clgv
count a one from Largs El Telia.
SAVE YOVK BANDS
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