Bringing Up
mrL0 WOM- ID LIKHTOiEE -rTfS iM.HR.5M,TH- ( , "WEILL - THE
wnf ?1 HAVE A ;ooD WE BEAT -""-- I? 'h lb IT TRUE. THAT TELU LAVT TIME. I
' "
TlItT IfAOfl TrtflTl. I
KHll HIIxH IIInH
lilili I1U0D lAajDi 1
J I
MOGRIDGE IN BOX
New York Bunts Its Way to Third
Victory 0ter the League
Leaden.
.-,
EIGHT TO THREE IS THE SCORE .
BOSTON', Kept, f. New Tork bunted
It way to a third victory over th tragi
leader today, I to S. They ired fiv
run, their martin of victory tn tho
third Inning on five bunted ball, on
which there wer two error of rommt-
alon and several of onilaalon, and two
passes. Hauman mado the circuit of the
base on one bunt. Shore then gave way j
to Colllna, who Was hit hard at times.
Moerldge was erratic, but steadied when
needed.
Announcement was made today that
Maiael, New York's third baaeman, had
....... , i , ,
i. uimngvu iui iuiv ukw lur an ai-
tercatlon with Vmplre O'Loughlln yester-;
day. Score:
NKW YORK. BOSTON.
AJI.H.O.A K. Ab. H O. A R.
Cook, rf 4 I a Hooper, rf.. 411
H kinpa, ait 1 1 T laMt. aa .... I I f
Haaiaua tb. 4 11 eakar, rf.. 4 I I
rip, lb 4 II Wtalnar, lb.. 4 lit
Hl.h. f t St elwla If.... I 1 1
Millar, rf.... 4 11 OOardnar, lb. I 1 I I
aoona. lb.... I IIS aianrrla. lb.. I 1 I I I
Krwiw. .. t I I IHarry, 2b.... 4 till
MaarlUse. p. I ( 0 t !?, a 1 I t
( Wrleao
i i.l t I
..!. 4 t I Jl
...... 1 a
; Totala as II IT II Zliora,
'f ' Wtnal
Clllna
s i a a a i
.... '
1
. - I
Waanar
... a a a a
I
i . Taiaia w a 17 is I
Batted for Shore In third.
! 'Matted for Collins In ninth.
Han for Wagner In ninth.
New York 1 M I 00 0-
Bo ton 001010 01
Two-haae hit a I Hauman, Krueger,
Barry, High. Stolen bases: Ptpp, Bauman.
Double plavs: Lwla to Gainer, Peoklni
paugh to Boone to PIl'P. La" ft on baaea:
Niw York, 8; Boston, . Pases on errors:
New York, I; Boston, t. Bases on balla:
Off Shore. 2; off Mogrtdgo, Hits: Off
Alio re, r, In thrre Innlngai off Co, Una, 7
In al Innings. Ktruck out: By Hhore, 1;
by Collins, 4; by Mogrlrlae, i. Umpires:
hldlebrand and O'LoughitsL
Vhlie Isi Trlaa Tlgrera.
CltlCAOO, Sept. 7. Chicago defeated
Ieirolt today, 10 to I, In one of the most
exciting games of the sesaon. The locals
in the game In the sixth Inning. They
bunched lilts and this, coupled with the
ei ratio fielding of Vllt, Manage and
Buah, clinched the game.
Huaaell worked lit flue form until the.
seventh Inning and was glvart support
bordering on the spectaculttr.
The Tigers played an uphill battle and
tn the eighth Inning were within atrlklng
diatance of tying the While ttox. Hub.
a-.l a as driven off th mound, after one
man had counted and two more were on
the palha. Cohb was the first to face
KWitt. who succeeded the Texan, and
rlnmed to left, scoring Vllt and Hush,
lie reached third when Kournlor fum
bled and scored on Crawford'a double.
Crawford, however, apolled the rally
hcn h tried to stretch a hit Into a
tilple. Manager Jennlnga used seventeen
i" en In the battle In an effort to atop
Chicago. Score.
ligTWOIT. fHICauO.
AB U O A K. AH H.O.AR.
via. lb I las iMinvhr rf . I I
Hu-h. aa 4 I I I
Dh. rf I 1
U.t'ulilna, lb t t 14 I
ok comas, mill i
ej.i-kaoa. it .l till
tor ouruter. If. t I t 1 1
iwaar. aa.. I 1 1 I I
Julias, lb.... 4 111
lnalk. a.... 4 11
Vltuawll. a... I I
CKoull. a 1 1 t
Crawfarg. Ill I I I
Vab'b. If.... Ill
llurna. lb ... I I la
Kavaaa', Ib. Ill
itiajiaae. c. . I I I
Haliar. 1.... I I
OMhia,
,
.
.
.
. I
. 1
Ihihar
Tola la
c
a
u ii n ii t
M'aung ,.
K..Un. a
VrKra ..
l,urlartr
Tolala II II : It I
Batted for Hoehler 111 eighth.
Kan for Dubuc In eluhth.
Hatted for Baker In ninth.
Batted for Boland In ninth.
,tetrolt 0 01oS4-t
Chicago .0 0 1 I 0 0 10
Two-base hits: Bush. Russell, Vltt,
Crawford Three-base hit: Vltt. Stolen
baaea- K. Collins. Voumler. Eearned runs:
Chicago, H: iHttrolt. 7. Double plays:
Bush to Ksvanaugh to Burns, Crawford
lo Bakar. Basra on errora: Detroit. 2.
Basra on balla: Off Ruaaeil, 6; off Dallas,
1: off Oliham. 1. Una: Off liauua. 6 Id
four innings: off O dlam, 4 In one In
ning inona out la aiih: off Hoehler, S
In tin Imilnga: off Baland, 1 In one;
Inning; off Huaaell, 1 In aeven and one
thtid Innings; off B-ctt, 1 In one-third
Ixning. h'.rork out: By Dauaa, L I'm pi res:
w guace ana Connolly.
Mrvmae Bisp Imdtaaa.
CI.KVKIAND. Sept. T. ft. Ioula d-fat-cl
Cleveland, 4 to 1. tn eleven In
iii ma l"i ay, parka a recruit from Lx
ii Kion. Ky..' AUtpitchlna. Mitchell and
lincoing hia a ma U'.i a double tlmt
di4 In two runs In the elevenls. The
onlv runs scored previously were on er
lot. bnore:
UBVbtAM' T It'l.
AH H O. A R ll.H O.il.
lianaiaa. aa a a -u.toa. 141
cf. ...
t.iai.tr. .. 4 I 4
natm. rf. . .. t I
viaa. ib-n... 4 a I I 1
knialar. lb... I HI I I
Ht'rau. lb. ... 4 t t 4
M alkar. at. . t 1 1 1 4
lan.Uaa ft I I 1
k..i. lu .. t I M I
IvMtljara. 10-4 1 1
MH. tb 4 1 I
Raaa. a 4 111
Ml'lhrll, .. 4 t
t:.aaa i 0 0
ll.au. ... 4 t 1 T a
Viaaaw.
Uaavaral'l.
t-arka. a
. 'HunH ...
Tol.U 4 NU lAaalluV lb..
; " Tatabi 4 St II I
l atled for Bar bar In the eleventh. .
Han for Jetoaon In theeleventh.
Clarlan4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I
tt lula 0 00 0 1000001-4
iCaiurd runs: Xt. . Louts, t. Two-baae
lnu. Parka Lavan (2). Unler. Stoioa
oMr: r- I'M ton. Staler. loubla playi
Unn to J'rtttt to hl.lrr. Baati on errora:
Cleveland, f. tt. Inia, 1. i ttra on balla:
f Vii'dll. 4; off l'arka, 1. t-truck out:
Hv M,t. h. ll. : by Parka 1. Wild pitch:
Mili iitll. l iiiplre: Kvana and Chill.
' a 1.11 1 lluablr.H,a4,r.
I'MILADKJLPHIA. Kept. 7.-Phlldelnhla
and t aaiitnston split even here today,
lt, foriurr Kiiiiitn the first game, to
.'. an I toe vialiora the arcond. 7 to 4. Phil-
x rli liia scorr I the ainnioa run of the
'ciiloil rle-nl la turn itll I'HI1, a hell
rr
ini. d and. tallied on il iIbh s wild
Uji. .
lu I uk ac. onu giliic aalilllblun
Father
won by knocking Kllllnslm off the rubber
In the sixth Inning. After the sec bnd In-
Klr P'tuh'if In fin etyle for the
visitors. Xrhsng wss spiked on the
thumb In the flnit iiiiui and was forced
to leave the ricld. Score, first fume:
WASHINGTON. rillLADCIJ-HIA.
, AH.H.O.A g AB.H O.A.E.
Aroata, If.... 4 It l)rlaa rf...l
Mneiillea . 9W.Uh, If ... 4 I a
Kmw, lb .. I 1 1 Hlrunk. ef...l lit
Wl.a. 4 I I J 1 )..!. aa...4 10
Paanka, lb., t lMniaale, Ib. I 1 II I
Uan4ll. Ib... I I I v CMVhaa. lb.. I lit
Mayar, If.... 4 11 illilrliia. lb.. 4
.'Wllllama, e.. 4 111 1 OMaloaa. lb.. I I 1
' V, . ,1 . .1 . . m ... .
MYJtrlde, aa. I 1 I I 1 Mr Avar. a.. 9 0 1
1
liajlka. p.... I 01 tUntkar. ... I 1 I
". " i i inaowi. i o 1
Totili 14 II M 10 Toull II in II
-1
v MhlnKtnn 0 61I10 0-
rhlladelphla 4 0 I 0 0 0 0 I
j Two-Im hla' Waloh. Mrhanir. Three-
naaw niia: Mneiier, htrunk. rllolen Irnae
AniHta. Oouhln Dlnva: Wllll.niia tn Mr.
Hrlde; Foul or to Uandll; lJol to Me-1
J-inl.' to Hchani. Hii on JUJI.7 Off
Ottilia, 2; off Ancker, ; off Knowlaon, 1.
lilta: Uff (iHllla a in Innlnm: ntt
Hoclilln, t In two Innlnca; otf Acker, 4
In four and twn-thlrrt Innlnca: off
Knowlaon. In four and one-third In
nlriKa. Ktruck out: B (lallla. 4; by
"""""Hi nnnrea: oauin ana Lmeen.
K(ire, afcond Knnie:
WAHHINOTflN. PHILADCTJHIA.
All. H. O.A.I. AHH.O.AB.
Mnallar. rf. 4 S 1 a ertatUa. rf i a a
KM.r. i i awjr ; ; . : : :
Milan, tt
Mhuika Sh
a i I V Vltrilnk. rf 1 a f
Moraaa, ta. I i i SMHnaia u'l e ii
VJ" .5 " ? 1 i J '.' la. l l
t 1 1 OLalaia. aa... 4 i i
" 1 owalno. Ik.. I 4
aiarar. luia I tea mw, t .
William., a. t I 1 OKIiiinslm. all
.1 ... I t 4 1
h 7.Tinl T,K" u ,7,T 1
aahlnaton 0 0 A 1 t a a i?
Philadelphia iil 1 0 0 0 1 ' 0
v-Twob" hit: Lajola. Three-base hit:
Mlllama. Itouh a nlava: BhanL.aAL:
J 1 wannii; iticttride to foster t
JJW PP trtdrlng: Malon to 'Vp
rlon to. Mclnnla to llole Ht .r
ter to Oandll: MoHrlda to Kbii 7.
i
n.u IL. . . ... - . - ' -
en
, n, . n,rl" out: My Itlce. 4-
f",111-111'nji,n. : by tiaaa, I. feas on
iM'iniS: T' .'"'""rtm. T Hit0."
. : j e, a; o
Off niltmlm. In ai
i r Mittuitn a in at. ..
4 In three IniUns. " W"'"?"
N . - . -"-i a
nd
Morning Scores in
Women's Golf Match
CHICAGO. Sept 7-Mr. W. A. Gavin of
EngUnd. the only foreign play.r in the
national golf championship, survived the
flrSt rOUnd Af IMBlnk nl... . - J . .
in. m-. o . :
.... -""i" r. rienneoorry or CTil-
CagO, ft to t.
Mr Caleb Fox of Philadelphia, defeated
Mrs. Maaon Philip of Chicago by the
mm margin.
vim , , i
Ulllan Hyde, Metropolitan champion. '
- .......iui,!
had an easy match with Mra. a. Uve
rUrht of Phlladolphla, winning 7 and 6.
Th only Now England contender, Ele.
nor Allen of Boston, eurvtved handily
defeating Mrs. A. A. Meaning of Chicago'
and (.
A oloae match waa played by the veter
an, Marlon llolllna former nuitmnoi.
Iten champion, and Mrs. R. H. Barlow
of Philadelphia, the latter winning on
the eighteenth green, 1 up. when Miss
llolllna barely missed
a half. j
rn cnampton. disposed of Miss Ethel
Chatf leld of DeKaleb, 111., 7 to f.
Mrs. J.V. Hurd of I'lttsbursh won
from Mr. Lee Mlda of Chlcaao. 4 uo and
I to play, approximating II medal score.
Mr. Hurd, who. as Dorothy Campbell.
won the English title once and the
American twice, was too clever all the
way for Mra Mlda.
Gold Medalist Mr. C. Charlea H. Van.
derbeck of Phlladelnhla o .-..
" """""l I
r.ieanor t. handler, also of Phlladelnhiu. '
1 and .
Kranc. Hadfleld. the 15-,ear-old girl !
'"" "itwauaee, artar leading 1 up at the
turn, lost to th more seasoned player.
Mis Msrjorl Edward of Chicago, I
and t
Caroline Painter of Chicago, defeated
her townawoman, Mr. SUrUng Wldncy
and 4.
M'COOK WINS DECISIVE
VICTORY AT TOURNAMENT
M'COOK. Neb.. Sent. T. (Special Tela-lntra.)-Ur4
acore marked th opening
day of th McCook base ball tournament
thl afternoon. McCook and Imperial
opened th tournament with a decisive
victory for McCook. Kcor:
llmpeHal t 0 1 1 o A a 1
Jicoook 4 1 0 0 4 1 1 1 a it
.HuLr1?; lv"lrtal. Irwin and Smuh
Mw'ook, Mltohell and Maxey. omiln-
The -tmd tuiw of the afternoon
between Cambridge and lajomi, was a
1ctory for Cambridge. ScoreT
(ambrtdge 0 0 1 0 t 0 0 f '4
Loonj 0 0 0 1 I I i i tZl
Batteries: CVmbrldge. Alexander and
aDenbo1 Uom1' ihrte'n. Sand
ehawaa lai la rifteeata.
NEHAWKA. Neb.. Sept. T.- Special )
In a fifteen Inning game t.lyed here Bun
day Nehawka defeated tVdar Creek by a
Store of t to I. It was th best rami
ever played In N.hawka. Fast flaTdVS.
making It very exciting. The aoeclal fea
ture of the ganie was the excellent pitch
ing of Albert Loberg who flayed with
Nehawka and struck out twenty-op men.
t. I'.dvrard Make Clraa gweea,
ST. UPWARD. Neb.. Sept. T.-Speclal.)
-In a fast and excliuig game played here
before a crowd of lei po
l hi1."rd, took Albion down the lm.
from (Cm,;. .t woi' :
and trimmed Albion toalurday, li to r
laeher Threwa Marilasoa. -
CI 1IC AGO. Kept. l.-Joe Hte,her. the
Nebraska tareatW, fkally defeated Paul
Maitinaon. UhuI mat aillat a rtrair'it
fail la-t niKht. Tue farmer hov won
th.- fhi r-iii in woi. - i.,..i,. . ...i
! M IOMit snd a riai lock and Hie aei-on I
j In ... 111. a bily avlosou
Till; HKE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMIJEIt 8, 1015,
CVtiyrlM. 1!1S. International
Nrm Service.
k GAME BETWEEN
PHILI AHDDODGERS
Brooklyn Cat Uaxgin Still More by
Defeating League Leaden,
Seven to One.
M'dUILIAN WEAKENS IN FOURTH
tmoOKLTN, Sipt. T Brooklyn cut
Phlladnliihla'a lead In the National leairua
pennant race to one fame today, by wli
ii In their third atnucht victory from
the Quaker city tram, 7 to 1. Doualaaa
V'iow.. , ll1,?. 'VL'.l?:
nlng. The vlaltoiV tally In th ninth
waa due to a alngle by Paakert, his un
interrupted ateal and a wild pitch. Me
gulllun weakened in the fourth and waa
hit freely. He alno received weak gup
port at crlOcfil momenta Hcore:
ri(IIDfirHIA BROOK LT?T
AH.H.U A g. 4I.H O.A.I.
mock. la...l 1 1 l O Mara, ss . 4 lit
llanrrnrt, aa. 4 0 0 I uliaubert, lb. 4 f
I'aakart at . 4 1 4 1 (Hlxnarl. rf . 4 1 t
f'raTMh, it.,l I I I ii ul.haw, n.1 1 I I I
iMilnum. lb. I It I rutin, cf....4
Whlllad. If, t I 0,iliti. tb 4 I 1
Niehotf, lb. I I I I SMmrth If.... 1 t
KillHar, C...4 iMIIIar. e.,.,4 111
Burn., a.... I II lml!aa, . 4 1
MrQulllaa. I 0 I 0
Tin.-u p. p... I o 1 1 Totals II 1 17 t
Detkar 1 t t
Totala'....M I 14 14 t
Hatted tor Mcquillan In the eighth.
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11
Brooklyn 0 0 0 1 1 I f 0 T..
Three-base hit: Rtengel. Stolen bssesi
W nltted. Bums, Paskert. Earned runsi
Philadelphia. 1; Brooklyn, I. Bases on
Tiaus: wrr atcijuiiian, l; off Douglas, 4.
HW Off Mcyulll.n. I in siveli innings;
off Tlncup, none In one Innlna. X trunk
out: By LHuglas, a. Umpires: Klem ajid
Emslle.
fa be Trim Cards.
ST. UOt'lH, Sept 7.-Plnglea by Vaughn,
Uood. Hater and Zlmroerman s double In
the sixth Inning sent Meadows to the dug
houae In favor of Hoblnaon and gave Chi
cago a I to 1 victory over St. Louis her
today. In this Inning Fisher and Man
ager Hreanahan were put out of the game
for dlaputlng O'Hay'a hall aad strike de
cisions. The locals' lone tally came In
the fourth when with the bases full
Vaughn passed Butler, forcing in Miller.
Score:
CHIOAO. BT. I)lMa
AH. H O. A C. A.H u ft A a.
Hunt. rf ... Ills UBatlar, as . 4 III ..
ri.ha. ..t 1 i
I 0a,ar. If., 4
MclrrT. Mi 1 I
l.'huU.. If . 4 I
5."7""ib.' I 1 11
''". l I I
;L'h,,"' ih - !
1 ln rf 4
iwiiaoe, ef...
I IDolaa. el.... 1
Ulnnulaa. lb I
Millar, lb..., t
I lhatial, tb... 4
ISnydar, a,... t
Vblaaitawa, . I
I eHoblnaaa. a.
niwuBto, as a i
Arrh".
1
, p... a a
Haeae
Totala..
a I XT 1 I
. .. Tnuia II 4 ITU I
Battedf or Robinson In the ninth.
Chicago 0 0 0 0 S 0 0 0-4
Ht. Ixiuls o 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 01
Two-base hits: Zimmerman. Good.
Three-base hit: !-ong. Stolen base: Maler.
lrnMl rune: Chicago, 1; 8t Louis. L
Jouble play: Miller to Butler to Uon
salea Bases on errors: Chlrago, 1; 8t.
J'01-;-.?- ,H,U" on balls: Off Vaughn,
f .?'!. M'l'lowa, 1; off Hoblnson, 1. lilts:
tiff Meadows, nine In seven Innings, none
"in ,iiv risnin. struck out: Hv
aughn. 4; by Weadowa. I; by Robinson,
NEW YORK. Sr-pt. T.-The Boston
world s champions, playing their last
game of the season here today defeatetj
N.w York, 7 to g. The Giants made
eleven hit off Rag an. but they were well
scuttered. Doul.lo plays hle4 to hold
down the visitors' score In the early In
nlnna After Perrltt gave way to a pinch
hitter the Braves pounded the veteran
Mtttliewson for seven hit, whioh netted
four nmn fcore:
BOHTON. NBW TORK.
AB.H.O.AB. AB.HOAE
U.nu. .1 A a
i i i
a OBuras. If..,. 4 11
4 hiimal. lb.... 4 111.
I OKibartaa. rl 4 ( I
iNmptoa, rf 1 1
gj,.' J ,
iIon. ib..., 4 111
t Markle. lb., t 1 11 1
I Wlatcber. at I I I I
I MThorp. ef... 4 1 I 1
4 IIimIi, a 111
t CM.rara. a... 4 1
Mmlih. lb.... 4 11
Maraavll, as 4 t
Uur, a.... 4 11
rugae, .... 4 1 1
HarrlU. 111
1 II IT U M.-haa ....1
atathawaa.
Tatals..
Batted for Ptrrttt in seventh.
Boston 1 0 0 10 10 1 8 T
New York 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 S
Two-base hit: Fletcher. Home runs:
Schmidt, Merkle. Earned runs: Boston,
1: New York, 2. Double plays: Eaaa to
Maranvllle to Schmidt; Compton to
ichmtdt. Baaea on error: Boaton, 1.
Basra on balls- Cnf Perrltt, 1: off Ragan,
1. Hlla tiff Perrltt. tn seven lnninaa:
off Mathawaun. '7 in two innhura Sti-uck
out: By Perrltt. 1: by Kagan. t. em
pire; Byron and Eason.
Red Wklgi Pirate.
PITTS Bl'RGH, Sept. T. Cincinnati de
feated l"ltttnirh. to S, her today,
practically winning the game in the aeo.
ond Inning by hitting Adam hard and
oatting in foul- runs. The Inoal rallied
In the seventh, aoortng two rune en tour
hit, but fell ahort or tying th eoore.
Score:
rsMmMMATt. pmmiexriR
AB.HO Ag AB H .O.A. K.
Kllllter. t.. 4 1 I trarav. If.. . 4 t
tbrab. tb.... 11 rjohnstaa lb 4 I II
Harare, aa. . 4 cllaa. it.. I I I I I
OrKIMb. rf . 1 I Hlnrbaa. rf 4 t 4
Mollwtia. 1 4 T H Wacnr, aa I t I
Iaafk. It.... I 1 Vtoa, tb..... 111
Wlaao. a... 4 17 1 lHalr4. la.., 4 11
jaaaiaar. lb 4 1 1 oikaoa. a... t 1 1
Taaaj. .... 1 a a imi, .... I 1
wwaau'r. 1 I 1 1 4
To4lle ... U 4 IT t IKaatlakar.
A4aaa. a... I
wr. aw... 1 t 1
. . . Barasr .... I 1
Hill. t
mmM,0ML j'bislla J
I TotaJa at II II U 1
fatte.1 for Olheon In the aevenih.
Hatted for Cooper In the aeveclh.
Hatted for Hill in the ninth.
Cincinnati 1 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 00
rf..buh
1 00000100-1
Two-baa hit: Oroh. Johnaoa. Vlaa.
Threa-beae hits: K II lifer. Oroh, Stolen
basea: Meraog Carey. Johnston. Earned
runs: Cincinnati. ; flttabtirgh. t. Baaa
on balls: Off Toney. 1; orf Kantlhener.
1: off Hill 2 Has: Off Kantlhener. 1
In ne Innlnga, none out In first: off
Adams i in una and nna-tlilrd Innlnga:
oft Cooper, 1 In fite and lao-thlrda in-
r-nrs: orr It'll, none in lo Inniiisa.
ainn- eui: v Toarr. : ny 1
. 4: by Coer. J: I
Kabi-a.id Orl'.i. ,
i 1 1 in. i t uipi. i
Standing of Teams
NAT. L.EAUOE. AVIER. LEAOUK.
W.L Pct.i W.P.Hct.
Phlla M .f2 Boston X3 4i .
Brooklyn ..7u f-! Mi Ketrolt g.i 4ti .M9
Boatoa 6 5 .6.H Chicago ...JHM.fi
Ht. Louie... 4 ? Waah n
Chtraaro ....61 65 .M New tork..6 .4.
New I'ork...6l t .4?, BU Ioula. ...61 7
Plttaburah 63 70 .474
Clevnluid ..60 80.
Cincinnati WW .47
Phlla. S7 M .2
AMKR ASSN.
W.L, Pet.
X b.U. UtAliUE. I
PltUburch .73 M .R7H Mlnneap'
..84 66 .7ST
Chlcaao ...70 H2 .Ml) St. Paul 81 67 .77
St.
nan. city..fJ7 i .bit! .ndlanap s . u no .a.
Newark .... 67 ,644 boulsvillo . n .bil
Ht. La-iula...70 bO .iki nu VHy...H) Ui .f
Buffalo .,..64 l .4il Milwaukee .61 74 ,4f.J
Brooklyn ,.bl io .4iJ ( laveland ..59 75 .4n
Baltimore ..44 W ,U Columbus . 61 84 .371
Yesterday's Hesalta.
NATIONAL, L.KAQCK.
Philadelphia. 1; iBrookJyn, 7.
Boston. 7; New York, 2.
Cincinnati. 6; Pittsburgh. X
Chicago, : St Ixiula, 1.
AMHltlOAN LEAGUE.
Petrolt, S: Chl!Hgo. 10.
Waahlngton, 6-7; Philadelphia, 6-4.
New York, 8; Boston, i.
HI. Louis, 4; Cleveland, 1.
KKIBILAX. IEAGITE.
Chicago, 0-1; Ht. lxiula, i-2..
Brooklyn, : iNewark, 0.
Baltimore-Buffaln, wet grounds.
Pittsburgh, S-4; Kani-ae Cltv. 2-3.
AMERICAN A!40C1ATI0N.
Cleveland, 0; Columbus, 4.
InslavUle. Indianapolis, 2-6:. sec ond
called, darknnaih
Oamea Today.
National I.ague Boston at Brooklyn,
Chtravo at St. Louis, New York at Phil
adelphia. .
American league Ttrolt at Chicago,
'Waahlngton at New York. Philadelphia at
iBSr"" - ?t,u,ul' 'Lrjrit"!,
Federal Iaaue Brooklyn at Newark.
Baltimore at Buffalo, Pittsburgh at Kan
sas City,
RURAL DELIVERY PATRONS
IN PARADE AT LOUP CITY
LOUP C1TT, Neb.. Sept. 7.-8peeial
Telegram.) The exhibition of float made
her on Labor day by th patrona of rural
free delivery rout No. 2 attracted wide
attention, Th occasion waa tb third
annual picnlo of rural route patron, who
cam through town In parade with tghty-
atx float In line prepared by farmer
living on th rout. Beside the were
many on horseback and many children
on foot. These float for th most part
oonalthd of decorated carriages, auto
mobile and wagon and very largely
presented th product of the olL
Th prooaaajion formed at the farm
house of Supervisor W. O. Brown on th
south aid of th river two mile out of
town and marohed through town around
th aquar and east to Jenuer' park,
where they arrived on l.-hedule time for
dinner. It 1 estimated that there were
fully 609 people In the parade and about
700 people who saw the procession.
Th business house of the town, in re
sponse to a. requeat, closed their door
from 1 o'clock to 4 o'clock p. in. In honor
of th rural fro delivery plciitc, and a
very large crowd of people r.ttended the
ball (am and other afternoon amuse
ment. Purine th parade the Chenoweth
Film company' representative took mo
tion picture of the parade, which waa
headed by th Loup City concert band of
twenty piecea. The event closed with a
public danc at th park In the evening.
HYMENEAL
halla-Cha.
STANTON. Neb.. Sept 7. (Special)-.
Th marrlag of Ml Lou Belle Chac
and Mr. Henry J. Shulti waa celebrated
Saturday evening at the home of th
bride' parent a Mr. and Mr. C, B. Chaos,
her. Rer. John Frank Foucher officiated.
Preceding th ceremony th Mlaaee Ethel
and Wllheimlna Shult gave musical
numbera
Th bridal party entered to Lohen
grin' wedding march. PI rat cam Mia
Mary Hick and Mlu Be Hart on.
gowned in pale pink and earn ing basket
of pink rosea They stretched rope of
pink tulle and emllax. Then cam the
brideamaid. Mis Alice Hick and Mis
13 ate Ford Piper lu taffeta gown of
deeper roe shade. The little ring bearer,
Bob Reader, a nephew of the bride, Car
rie a email basket of pink awect Peaa
Mis Ethel Chace, wearing shell (ink and
earn ing a shower bouquet of pink rose,
preceded the bride a maid of honor.
Th brld entered on th arm of her
father. Her gown waa of white Georgette
crepe over taffeta with embroidered chif
fon and pearl trlmmlnga Her tull veil
waa cavught up with Vile of th aalley
and pearl banda The only ornanvnt
worn waa a pearl brooch, th gift of th
groom. 8h carried a hower bouquet
of roses and orchid.
Th groom was attended by Mr. Will
Lock of Omaha,
Th bride and groom are both gradu
ate ef th Stanton High school and th
Stat university, where the groom waa
identified with Delta Lau Delta fraternity
and th brld a member of Alpha Omedon
sorority.
After a brief wedding trip they will
be at home In Stanton. ,
Krelta-l-Waterama.
FREMONT, Neb.. Sept. T. 4 Special.)
Tb wli ng of Mia I .yd I Waterman,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Water
man, to Mr. Henry J. Krelbel of Omaha
waa celebrated at the home of th bride'
parents at Hooper ftunday.
Apartmenta. flair, houses and cottages
cau be lentrd quickly aud cheaply by a
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lor Iwci.t
Drawn for The Bee by George McManus
DAYENPORT HURLS
A NO-HIT BATELE
His Pitching Enablei Chicago
Shut Out Terrien in First
Game.
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ST. LOUTS TAKES THE CHASER
ST. LOUIS, Sept 7. Davenport pitched
a no hit no run game here today and
enabled St Louis to shut out Chicago, 3
o 0, in the first game of a double header,
but the visitor, In a ninth Inning rally,
took the second game, I to I.
Watson held Chicago scoreless until
the eighth inning of the second game,
while the local scored twice. In this In
ning Hendrlz singled and scored on
Zelder's double. Flock and Zeldor worked
a squeeze play and the latter tied the
score. In the final Inning Weaterxil
doubled and brought In the winning run
on Wefts' single. Score, first game:
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O-O'
tit. Louis ? 0 0 i 0 0 0 1 -! g 1
Batcries: Brennan and Wlleon; Daven
port and Hartley. Score, second gam-v
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 t 1 H7'Ei
bt. 1oula 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 03 4 0
Batteries: Hendrlx and Wilson; Wat
son and Chapman.
Newark Loaee n Tana.
NEWARK. N. J., Sept 7. Brooklyn
made It three In a row by taking today'
game from Newark, 6 to 0. Joe Flnneran,
aided by what at times was sensational
support, held the home team to three
hits. Reulbach was Ineffective, and th
visitor hsd little difficulty In getting to
him. Score: R.H.E.
Brooklyn 0 t 1 0 0 0 0 S 0-4 10 0
Newark 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0--0 3 6
Batteries : Flnneran and Land; Reul
bach and Karluen.
Hebel Take Two.
iriuuta fling u . n ri,w i.
. . , , . ori'i. i. ruiaiiuiKii
bunched hit In two game hero today
and defeated the locals, 3 to 2, and 4 to 1
The second game looked easy for Kansas
City in th early stages, when Allen
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struck out two men and was nover in
w"icr aucr in,u ocore, xirst game:
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. inruui,i ...V V V A V V V V S S 1
Kansas Clty..O 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 02 3
om.vi iciri. varer anil n firry .
Cullop and Easterly. Score, second
game: R.H.E.
Pittsburgh ...0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 24 5 1
Kansaa Clty..l 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 03 1 2
Batteries: Allen and Berry; Hennlng
and Brown.
nana Fabllshed at Llndaay.
LINDSAY, Neb., Sept. 7. (Special. )
The coming marriage of Mr. XAimir
Rualcka and Mis Theresa Worth, Sep
tember fX, was announced at th Holy
Family church for the first time, Sunday.
v f Favorite j :ir.
yf -Shotguns and the I
Yjg f "Speed SKells" W
t y "Dope" on shooting is plentiful. And Tv t tr
f. shooters know where the right dope comes
fromand that it leads straight to Remington
THE Remi n gton-UM
shotguns of today.
traps shot by more of the
sport than any other make of guns in the world.
In the matter of Shells where is the sportsman who does
not know the Remington-UMC "Speed Shells," Steel Lined
all the drive of the powder kept back of the shot, and showing
results that flatter any make of gun?
For the xight dope see the Remington-UMC Dealer. lie
displays the Red Ball Mark of Remington-UMC -ibc sign
that his store is Sportsmen's Headquarters of the town,
Sold by your home dealer and 1135
other leading merchants in Nebraska
aVna-Uaa lUaQi Cajtrslg
Western Battery
Trims the Eed Sox
NEHAWKA, Neb., Sept. 7- (Special. )
Members of the Kirk pa trick family gath
ered yesterday at the home of E. A.
Klrkpatrlck to celebrat the sixtieth an
niversary of the coming of the Klrk
patrlck family to Nebraska, September
6. UfiD. 8. M. Klrkpatrlck crossed the
Missouri rWer at Plattsmouth with hi
wlf and children and came to what I
now Nehawka. There was then only on
house on th lonely eighteen mile drive.
Mr. Klrkpatrlck erected the first mill
building In th territory of Nebraska on
the Weeping Water. He wa somewhat
active In politics and served Class county
two terms In the senate and was a mem
ber of and speaker of the house of rep
resentatives in the seeelon of 1S65, and
was also a member of Nebraska's two
constitutional convenelton.
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FREMONT BOY KILLED BY
LIGHTNING NEAR SIDNEY
FREMONT, Neb.. Sept 7. (8peclal.)
Leonard Nlebaum, lS-year-old son of Mr.
and Mr. H. W. Nlebaum of Fremont
wa killed by lightning while working on
the farm of hi brother, Louis, near
Sidney on Sunday, according to Informa
tion received by relatives here. The
young man. with his parents, waa spend
ing the summer on the farm assisting
his brother wtth th work. The body will
be brought to Fremont, where th funeral
will be held Wednesday morning. The
burial will be at Fontenell. th former
home of the parent.
KEARNEY EAGLES LODGE
ROOMS ARE RAIDED
KEARNEY. Neb., Sept 7. (Special.)
Alleged bootlegging tn Kearney received
a sudden Jolt when th lodge room of
th Eagles were raided by th polioe. A
large quantity of liquor waa confiscated
and th operator of the buffet arrested,
being; bound over to th district court
Blar Proxram at Cedar Fair.
HARTINOTON, Neb., Sept 7. (Special.)
Preparation for th Cedar county fair
to be held on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday of thl week are all complete and
the management anticipate the biggest
fair In the history of the association. A
number of exhibitors have entered for
the Inter-county contest which Is one of
the new features thl year. The program
of entertainment thl year I unusually
good, constating of base ball, horse races
and various spectacular feature.
C Pump Gun and Autoloading
Adopted everywhere, for use in
men who are setting the puce
Cau, Wiirawrtfc
(233 Braeaawy) , TarkCkf
JOHNSTON VICTOR
OVER M10DGHLIN
Defeats Fellow-Townsman in Match,
for United States Tennis
Titlft.
COURT FLAT IS SENSATIONAL
FOREST HILLS, N. T., Sept 7. W.
M. Johnston of San Francisco won th
United States singles championship here
this afternoon by defeating his towns
man, Maurice B. McLoughlln, Ir. 6-';.
7-o. 10-8.
The contest which developed th nost
sensational court play sine the famous
meeting between McLoughlln and Brvoi-tc
on the same strip of turf a year ago, was
an exhibition of both racquet skill an J
court generalship. Another factor at id the
winning one was that of endurance and
In this respect the (victor had a decided
advantage over the vanquished, especially
In the long drawn out fourth set Johns
ton's ability to keep McLoughlln in deep
or midcourt most of the time while lto
used his short ground strokes and back
hand crocs court slashes gave him the
winning points In crucial times. .
Son of Judge Smith
Kills Self With Gun
Howard Smith, eldest son of Judge
Walter I. Smith, judge of th United
States circuit court of appeals, shot and
killed himself at his home on .south
Seventh- street.. CoucU Bluffna. . Tuesday
morning. Young Smith was about 24 years
of age, had been admitted to Che bar
two year ago, and ha been married
about a year.
He was cleaning his revolver at the
time of the accident.
Pep Corn Day mt North Lons.
NORTH LOUP, Neb.. Bept 7. (Special.)
Th annual popcorn carnival will be
held her Wednesday and Thursday of
next week. There will be tree popcorn
and coffee for everybody, and liberal pre
miums will be paid for the best xhlblt
of poultry and produce. Wednesday after
noon there will be a game of, base ball
between Scotia and North Loup, and
Thursday morning Ord and North Loup
will play. There will be other game In
each morning for which ther will be no
admission charged.
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