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TJ IE TIKE: OMAJJA. .WnpNKsp.A V. SKITIiMI'DIJ 1.',. m Bringing Up Father Conyrighi. Intrnfltknnl Nfi Service. Drawn for The Bee by George McManus I ... -JY mo f ISOOOtit VSKE - ) I OH! HOW DO OU f A PTa-arT 1 ( OWV'f HADAtl OUT I AHOTO I r"h0 I PXr TJC- -TOU DARt f L -- WJXooknowALLWE DO-fViRCHi INLAND A.. TWS MAN IT, AH I THINK- - P OWN U V y ' MlMt PCS 1 f 13 1 W'TH TAKt m VHJiBANO J iATTrul. 'CROO- HHi TO OoJ. I Ha" " OUT Qrio; j RUDOLPH WINS FOR BOSTON BRAVES Holda Cabi Safe and Drirei in Rons Which Give Victory to His , Team. - FD7AL SCORE IS SEVEN TO ONE CHICAGO, Sept U-DIck Rudotph pitched in fin form taday an1 held Chi cago itf, while he. himself, drove In th run which won the game In the fourth inning with a home run. Two men were out and Connolly doubled. Ern singled and Connolly soured when Gowdjr sin Bird, and Rudolph followed with homer to left, which cleared the, base. Lav ender waa succeeded by Standbrtdge, and he,; too, waa hit hard in , the eighth In ning, tn which MM'i double, a fielder" cholra on BmKh'a (rounder, Connolly' triple and a sacrifice netted three runa. Rudolph eased rp In the eighth' Inning and Good's double? and riaher'a single saved the local from a shutout. Bcoro: DOSTIVN CHICAGO. AH.H.OAB. AH 11 O A B. II 1 I I Mnrta, If.,., I t 1 0Oun4 rt. .',.. Kvm. 3b.,.. I III sriahar. ' a. ., 4 ('omrta. rt. 4 1 1 l.hiili. If . 4 II Miim,. la... 4 II trhaiaa. lb., 4,1 I I HraUh, IK... I 4 ItSaler, lb.... 4 t I i nnnollT. rf.l I I IMurrar, e. 4 1 I Ra. aa I t.l ' IMtV'Mhr, III 1 I I uuwtfr. .... I ti a raanahaa, e I 111 ttuseiyht p.. 4 1 8 ILavanaar, P. 1 1 ' 'Mftji, rr Total.... .U U 17 1 JKlanarl.la. p 1 I Kiiihrar .... I . t rry, c I I 1 Rntsta. at 1 I Varquard, p 1 Q A I b f'i.nr, a ... I Total-.. . IX It 77 II -Hummel ,. I u m e rvn. a 141 TflUU U t 14 II t f u ii i pmiii'v In the nevetith. I'itmiKIvii 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 O i St. IiiiIh 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 Twn-lmee him: Rtengel, Oonxalra. Thrr-ba hit : rolan. dtnlen kwi; O'Mara. M 1rtr. Rarned rune: HrooV ln, :: Hi. I on In, :. Nubl iilav: llorneby to Miller to Uonaalea; Miller to Oonxalea. Ilnnre on ball: Off Hoard men, a. Tllta: Off Mapinurrt. I In five and one-third InnlnK; att fheney, I In two and two-thlrde l'inlnii; nff Iell. none tn two ltinlnga. Htruck out: Yy Mor quard, I: by Hoardman, 1. Umpires: Klem and Rmelle. kihgsleyhigh Ilf TWO-DAY SHOOT Mike Mooney Leaves to See His First World's Series Thursday Omaha Crack Falls Down on Last Erent, bat Manage to Make ; High Total by One Bird. c. l waggoner' IS SECOND Ray C. Klngeley, Omnha, tX2 out of WO. C. I. WaKoner, Dlller. tn out of 30" I, R. J. Btarkey. North riatte, J7, out of Ray C. Klngaley of Omaha was the high gun In the two-day registered tour nament held at the Omaha Clun club .4 tmi , . . I - 1 . . A 0 ana i iirNim. iiiiK"ieye cotini 'for the two day waa M hrenka out of Thuraday evening at o'eloek a North weatern train will pull out of Omaha carrying Mike Mooney to the eaat. Prob. ably that train will carry a few other peraona, too; a railroad president or a governor or a senator or aome other aurh noted individual, but to the follower of baae ball Mike la the real important per son who will honor that train with his presence. For Mike Is going bark to Pennsylvania for a vacation of two months and during that two months he will attend the world's series. Mike ia tha veteran tele graph operator who for thirty years has been pounding a (Western Union key at the Omaha ball park. During that time he has covered over J.OfO ball games and has served his time at the ball parka on Charles street, Ames avenue, Miami street and the present Vinton street lot. It will be Mike's first world's series, and Mike aoys it will be at Philadelphia. "The Phillies ran t lose." says Mike, "and I'll see old Hert Nlehoff and Orover Alexander and give them Omaha's best wishes and luck. And with that they'll beat those Red Box, too." Mooney la going back to Shlppensburg, Pa., for the greater part of his vacation, but the big time Is to be in Quakertown. It will be Mike's first vacation tn twenty years. He has not had a day off In all that time. Also it wUl be Mike's honey moon. Thirty-four years ago Mr. and Mrs. Mooney were married In Shlppena burg and they came directly west. Mooney has not been home since, al though hla wife has returned for several visits. Bo as It is their first trip together Mike says It Is to be his honeymoon. t.ci u inn nailed for Irtender m the fifth. Halted for Ktandrtdge in the ninth, tVKton 0 0 4001 07 Chicago a 0 a 'o 1 0 I Two-base hits. Magee, Connolly, Oood. Thre-bne hits: " Moran, Connolly, flood. Home run: Rudolph. Stolen baana; Prhnlte, Fluhrer. Harned runs: Roaton. ('hicaarm, t, Double plays lavender to McCarthy to tifclof, Smith te Ever to M'tjiee. Hate on etrors: Chicago, 3 Attunes on bsLlIm: Off I-avend-T. 1;, off Jiuoolph, t; elf Mann rid ore, I. Hit: Off lavender, I in five innings; off Htand r'dije, 1 tn four Innings, htnick out: Ity I vender, t: y Rudolph, a. I'm vires: turner and i-ason. 300. He broke 14S targets Monday and 1ST yesterday. On hla last twenty birds yes terday Ray dropped five, but his previous events held tip his average C. U. Wagsoner of IHller was second high, with 21 breaks, having dropped Just on more bird than the Omaha crack. Waggoner was high man yesterday with 149 breaks. R. J Mtartcev of North Platte (tiieted a ' totul of 2T9 rocks for third money. , ,n In addition to making away with a large chunk of the coin Klngsley gets a shotgun presented by the Urn minis Stores for high total, Waggoner also gets' a shot tun for second high from the Pax ton Reds Take roar of I'ltr. " ' ' "' VlNCINNATT. ru-nt. 14 -Br Winning lp Towntand Oun company, day, a to It, Clivlniiatl tooKhmir games ' . Mala Kerst Sear Down. ui of five of thn urvwint aerie with I Tha .hMin ik ei,i- .Vf york. The vlalliiis tuok the lid, auouiing two fortablo. But the shooters were not to be deterred and thny kept right on. In the afternoon the wind and dark sky added other difficulties, but for aM that some pretty fair scores were turned m. George Maxwell, tha one-arraed Has tings professional, was the high I yesterday under difficulty, In. the morn- rum In th firm Inn.nii. mit eli.i tht "ra 'pl'f which made It 1ni' held them safe, allowing inl' a fvw idirrtcult to aee and was mighty uncom- k, tcreu im v 'rn 1im I innde one In the flr.-'t ami in t h -eacond Ktlllter tripled with tha iwivs full. Sohauer was driven frcm tliw n!ind In the nnxt iiintiiK. afli-r two sin ;t! aitd a , uotiblo had Iwiei) inad .inthewh icttrea th elde without il ii't in llit-i lim ri ', but lit tin- rl-Mh ho wan pound.d hard. : "nga proiessionai. ws trie high man, tiiiui'r wan sunt In at the lx ginning of . Oeorgo plugged 143 of the rocks. ltd ihe erventh u:id li"ld tie l...-t'ti af tho iORrlen, a professional from Flore nee, ri..H nar H.e way. I(SA,. Kan., and H. Kennloott of St. U.uls. av h o.a k. - aii h.k.v.K. . broke 142. Waggoner waa tha amateur, !M .'.! 5 ! ! 2S.V.V.'"- ! i 1 !'-Hhl. W Varner of Adams and Erneet a. 0 11 uumry iw Itiinif, lying ur mona j'monev, Hiary Mclkmald of Omaha fol ; , J'fued wltn IX spilt rooks to his credit, i j aBv Ktngsley was the winner of a 4 J J j liyrliy presented by a local newspaer. 4 v.v-wriina ini nunuay a aenaa 01 weeair 1 I lb ... 4 Mikl. Ik.. 4 i' tu lwr, s. 4 4.vkP, (... !,m Jti.... I mia. , I Weiirldl. a.. I t iiu a. . viihmi, a t t.luei, 1 I JO,.ih !..... 4 I 11 I tlllrmii. I t I I'Jr lim, , I lie IMolliviit. n 1 I 1 VlMi-h. .. i, I 1 I I loi. ' ..,. 4 I 11 URiHlirani. an. 4 2 1 OLaar, a. .... 4 I SIS ISO Tatala 4- II SI VI . - T.I.....M, I 14 II I NV i rk i 0 0 0 0 0 0 ft-J Vlnciiinatl 1 4 1 0 I S 0 ' Tw-bLac hits: Ridsers. Urol.. Kletohei', l.er. Thre'-hf lute: Rums, Kllllfm'. Home run. ir.gu. iHole't Imiiew; loy..i 4ii, Morkle -. I ot ble plays: Rodgera to Mtillwlu; KiUifir ti Wiiwu Mite. it ecluiiK'i, b In two and oue-lhii-d lu- niim; off M.tthe son, In uiruo and t 1 Kd Varner mu.iK inniiiK.; erf Kilter. I In two In- h w, fr Knt ti. .uu.xs.' . Sim-It out: Ry Mtl..wi, h H. J, Vstarkey... by l.r. I. I'mpirea: Qutglcy siw j n k. Mi'uhi... ''I,-lr. i Oeorgo Redtvk. rktla Take A aether. i Recti ' PITTSHI'ROH. PepC I4.-The PHt buriilia w.ru again listen by Plillnilrl phia today, 4 to s. Adama waa hit hard, and after Cravath had sent one cf hla ofierlngs over the l-fi field fence h pave way t. Hill, tn the third Inning, who tupped the soiling Chalmers was eN fee live a'e the tnnt inrl- S-ne: pitrtADrr.rHu. pirrsmBon AB H O A g. AH H O. A . aux-k. lb.... I 111 rrr, it 4 tie hnopfl. aa I I 4 Joliiutos. Ik 4 lb f 'wkert, l , I lrny, f... I 111 rr.iv.ih. f . 4 II Hl-kma rt 4 I t 0 tidrrjt. U. 4 1 It 1 WaxiMr. as.. 114 1 Wlillt. If.. 1 u.. lb I t 1 4 V,boit. lb.. 41 I ".ini. lb.... 4 I lltirna. I I I I hi I., ... I 4 .beiara p 4 1 I 4 n t - - AH.iu. g.,.. Total, .. I) II SI 14 Ml ill. p I I 4 Mf)r .... 1 shoots will be held for permanent poa Omaha (lun club shooters wilt compete until Thanksgiving day. The man with his name en the cup ihe most times Is gtvrn permanent possession. The shoots seaslon of this trophy. Every Sunday the will be twenty-five bird events, handicap, with handicaps made every five bird. R,-ores yesterday were a follows; ' ! Kmeat Kesae 1 mo. a. ritppin.... i l xteorge Manwill 14P 1. liworne Carter... Ifl l.v Hay Kliinln' ...137 WHITE SOX AGAIN LOSE T0; BOSTON ' i Bed Hose Capture Fourth Straight Game of Series from Chicago Crew. BUTH IS VEBY PABSIMONIOUS BOSTON, Sept. 14,-The Boston Red Sox again today defeated their white-hosed opponents, winning the fourth straight game of the series with Chicago, 2 to 1. Errors decided tha contest, which was a tight pitching duel. Ruth allowed only two hits, one of those, a double by John Collins In tha third Inning, gucoeodlng Gardener's error which had given Mur phy his base, and scored Chicago's run. Jt was John Colling' errors that won for Boston. With two men out in the seventh, ha allowed Blackburn's throw to pass him, Wagner going to socond on what should have been an easy out. i On another toss from Bens to retire ! Henrtksen, a pinch hitter, Collins again ' fumbled. Janvrln, who was running for . Wagner, racing home with the tlelng run. j Ruth then doubled to left, sending Wood, another substitute runner, in with what proved to be the winning tally. Score: CHICAOO. BOSTON. AB.H.O.A.E. AH H O A Uuntfer rt..l iHoblltwI. lb l I j.uBiins, ia 11 lottner, lb... 1 SJ IVilIlM, lb I I mcou. m Jrkua. of.. 44 e Hooper, rf.. 4 ttalvli. If... 4 I OSpe-ker, rf.. 4 liiackb'rn, si I I I )ar4Br. lb. I John., lb.... 4 I 1 lwl If.... I H'halk, 0....I owaanar, th., I Hen, a I 1 IJmvrta, lb.. liuiMll. a... I OThaaaau. .., I Henrikaaa .1 Total tt I M 14 ICairlsaa, a. Hulk, g I failed to stop the visiting batsmen, while Parks and Koob did arood work for St. Louis. Sinler mde three hits, giving him ten safeties for the aeries. Hrhang went to tho plate five times. He received four bases on halls and was once hit by the pitcher. Pcore: t. i.orm. ntiUAPfjUTtiA. AB.HO.AE. A8.H.O.A.I: Phot ton. If.. Ill Offrhanc. If... I 1 CWal.lv. rf ... I im nnk, rf... 4 0 OlAloL, m... 4 1 CiMolnola. lb.. 4 COIdrlns. lb.. 4 Ma Ion., lb... I 1 JMcAror. ... 4 OKnow boa. a Wrckoff. p.. t 1 OAnrkw, a... 1 Uap 1 'Haas Total H UZifS Total It I IT 14 I Hatted for Wyckoff in the fifth, batted for Ancker in the ninth. St. Ixula 1 19 4 0 0 0 1 Philadelphia 0 6 0 0 1 111 See Want Ada Produce Results. Knib. a Rowers, lb.. I Fl.lxr. lb.... 4 Pralt, lb.... I Ie. ef 4 Jacobeon. rf. I p. a...,.. I lavan. a... LrT e I Parka, b I Walkar. If... 1 1 1 14 0 1 III I I ft 4 4 tie 1 s-ia 0-4 Soathera Association. Chattanooga. 1; Mobile, 0. Utile Rock, 2; Birmingham. (. WHALES TAKE THE LAST FROM TERPS Chicago Makes Clean Sweep Series of Four Games rom Baltimore. of EIGHT TO SEVEN IS THE SCORE CHICAGO, Sept 14.-Chicago took the fourth and last game of the Baltimore aeries here today, 8 to 7, maklns; a cleanup Of the series. Hardhitting for extra bases acounted for tho visitors' defeat. Two home runs, a triple and two doubles were Included In the ten hits off SiiBrga. whereas the twelve hits counted against Brown were all singles and were weH scattered. Hendrlx replaced Brown and Johnson succeeded Huggs at the end of the seventh and inning and the substi tuted pitchers finished the game where they found It. Score: R.H.E. Baltimore 80001 03007 12 1 Chicago 20004020 - 10 2 liatterlea: Hrown, Hendrlx and Wil son; Suggs, Johnson and Kuescll, Owens. .Newark Heats Terriers. ST. LOUIS. Sept. 14. -On twenty-one hits five of them doubles or triples, Ne wark waa able to score only seven runs here today and barely won from St. 1-ouls wntcn nad made six runs on ten hits, ncluding only one double and one triple. The fact that the locate playod errorleat ial while the visitors were slow and un certain on their feet accounts for the comparatively low score. The only good bit of base running waa shown by No warlw In the second Inning when four consecutive slnnlen netted them three runs. In the ninth Roush singled, stole second and scored the winning run on Esmonds' double. Score: Batteries: Sea ton, Moran, Kalserling and Rarlden; Plank, Crandall, Davenport and Hartley. City Hall Bowlers Organize Two Teams And Challenges Fly Two bowling team have been organ ised at tha city hall, and both are hurling Standing of Teams NAT. LEAGUE. AMKR. LEAGUE. W.LPct.l W.L.Pct. Phila. 7S W .B7 I Boston 90 43 .6,7 Boston 72 12 .6371 Detroit S9 48 .660 Brooklyn ..7. .6 .Uj Chicago 79 67 .61 St. Louis. ...7 72 SilWashinBn ..7. M .5:6 Cincinnati . 70 .4TII New York.. .69 73 .4il Chicago ....(a 09 .4731 ft. Louis. ...67 7ft .422 I Ittsbur-Rh 64 74 .4S Cleveland ..61 85 New York.. 60 7$ .4fvl Phila. 38 S5 .286 FED. LEAGUE. A11ER. ASSN. V.L.Pc.t.l W.UPct. Pittsburgh 74 64 6i Mlnneap'g ..87 69 .696 Chicago ....74 62 .6441 St. Paul 85 00 .Mo Newark ....71 bl .. n Louisville ..75 68 .R2 S . LmiIs... 72 ;3 533 Indtanan's ..76 70 ..,21 Kan. ICty...9 64 .619 Kan. City... .79 2 .401 Buffalo ....64 70 .4M Milwaukee .65 77 .468 Brooklyn. .68 71 .4821 Cleveland ..64 79 . 44. Baltimore ..44 8 .3331 Columbus ..62 88.371 Yesterday's Results. NATIONA LEAGUE. Boston, 7; Ch.'cago, 1. v New York. 2; Cincinnati, 9. Plnlace phla, 4; IPttsburgh, Z. Brooklyn, 2; St. Louis, 6. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Chicago, 1; Boston, t. Hetrilt. 2; New York. 1 Cleveland. 0: Washington, 3. St. Louis. 12; Philadelphia. 4. FEDERAL LEAGUE. Baltimore 7- Chicago. 8. Newark. 7: St. Louis, 6. ' AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Kansaa City, 1; oulsvllle, S. .Minneapolis, 6; lodlanupolis, 2. tiasaeaj Today. National League Philadelphia at Pitta-burgh. Detroit at New York, Cleveland at Waahlngton, Bt. Louis at Philadelphia. Federal Leagua Baltimore at Pitta burgh, Brooklyn at St. Louis, Newark at Kansas City. CLASS A AMATEURS TO BATTLE SUNDAY Bailey Dents Will Meet Ramblers in First Game and Winner Will Battle the Luxus. THEN COMES INTER-CITY PLAY challenges about quite promiscuously. The "Billy" Sunday Gladiators is tha name of one organisation which Is yearn ing for a match. Tha Dahlman Feds are also talking; in a more or less chesty manner, and something Is likely to be started between, tha two teams before long. ' - Tetala....7 I 17 14 S Ratted for Thomas lu me elguth. Han for Henrlkaen In the eighth. Chicago 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 Boa.uit 0 0 0 0 8 0 I Tao-baae hits: J. Collins, Ruth. Stolen baaea: Murphy, Wagnar. Bases on lm.ll: Off Bens, 1, off RotFi, I. Hits: Off Mens. 3 in six and two-thirds Innlnss; off Rua svll, none in one and one-third innings. Struck out: By Bens. 2; by Ruth, 6. Um pires: Hlldebrand and O'Loughlln. Yaaka Asrala Lose ! Ttgra,. NEW YORK. Sept. 14. New York lost its seventh straight game today, lHtrolt IMMrr T. Randall. 117 in makiu winning, I to I. A fumble by Bush let In ixitu of New York's run and kept New York In front until the elguth In to g when Cobb drove In I e troll s tielng id winning run with a single. Mogrkigv Ms 14? II. A. Calvin. HlJ. . Roberta. vsf.eoraM llAisers.. A I Koyen C. L. Wiiggoner Ed 0Hi en.... D. B. Thorie... W. II. Heachcy Chs. Atlilnmiw.. 12R Henry McDonald U VIS If": 4 C. D. fr. lUtey... IM Men flalUnher. . . 11' i-rawtortl. rf 4 it. ArmoiMst. Hi Wurr Ialta . 1. :C.-.i.lcott;,. 14! Frank Beard Joe liaci.elcr ... Ul Denotes professional. mkli.I 11 Kd D ; Hrava... 116 kees, pitched a fine game. i" ien tnxon is: i lew I 131 11) niiab. as.. VIII, lh.. ( obb, Cf . local debut with the Yen- core: DbTROIT. NEW YORK. AU.H.O.A E . AB.H.O.A.E. Fifteen Men Go Out for Foot Ball . At Bellevuo Uni Duma, lb ... 4 Ymiaa. lb... I Hlaa . ... 4 1,nr4ria'k. p I KaTana'k .. I Oialaaai p... 1 Total. Ill ICaok, 11 1 OPtrklnp', ial I I 1 OO'rra 1 Bit lOodoa, a.... 1 110 aiiautnaa. Ik I I I 1 11 011pp. Ik I II 1 I 4 OMalaal. lb... 10 11 l ll.rta.ll If.. t 61 ubru-aar. ..! 1 olilllr. rf.... 11 K-Oildw.ll ,, AI&aiiUr. I I 14 l-M 1 LMuarloa. p. I I 1 I To-ula l rl 11 Halted for (llhm in i i nintti. Hatted for Hill In tit ninth. Ph.UdeliihU 2 1 I 0 tt 0.-4 pltutiiirau 2 0 0 O 0 0 0--4 Tko-Imim hit: Chalmera. ' Three-base bit: Kiovk. Home run: t.Vsvatli. Kacrl-tii-e fly: Wagner. Hioien bam -a: sHock. a"arey Vlo. itouvUt filav: Hnneroft to Nlehoff; Hill to Jnhnaion: Wagnar to Vlox' to Johneion: 'ar.er to Johnston. Um") rune, f'hiladelph'a, 4; Pittslmrsh, 2. I! 'la. i iff Adan.a U in two and ona ll.lrd ttuitiisa: off lint. & in six end Iv.o tilled lmii' . Hai on lila: Otf Chii latia. 4. off Hill. I. Hit by pitched ball: Hy lilil (Hurim.i Struck out: My fhal ii. eta, 6; hy liill, 1 l mplr-. Orth and 1 yron. tarda Whip Marwaard. ST. Sept. 14.-A batting rally. constating of t latht lilla, tncludliig a ominle and a trlole. drove Marqi aid from live box tn the atxth inning, ajk.1 MU Louis took the laxt i;ame of the a Hee from Krookiyn today, 4 to 2. The vUltora' two runs In tha fifth weia a rrault ef two fjea. a douolv aleel and atviigel's two baae lilt. lloa.rd.iutn, a rtwruit from Wlnnlptc laUfcd a a;"! gome for the otala, but was .nalondy Hh inen oa bancs, i'llcbar 4 hen. v was foned to re tire in II.) villi utter Ki'liltlnu tiLa Tiq- while f.el.i.ia li nvo ftuin beach i fc, m : SRi-ifiKLTS - ST lil i a a ... iur . W ' AH H OAS AB H O.A K gMKher. It.. 4 I ifMara aa . : I 4 4 MM la... 4 I 4 4 i-.ota.rt. ia. I ; m,h . tb... 41 .. rf . I I I . tUu rf 4 1 I a i .j,.-.w ZD 4 1 I .,.,aM lb I ill I I ,. f.... 1 I I IIioU. af..,.4 Ills aw .... 4 114 -myr. ....4 I 4 3 a it... t 1 IHiauM. aa. . I I TotaU tl 4 IT 14 I Alexander out, hit by nailed bail. batted for Loudermlik In ihe elshth. Batted for t'eckinpaugh In the ninth. Batted for Hartxril In the innth. batted for Miller in tha ninth. Detroit 1 0 0 0 0 0! 0-2 ew York 0 2 il 6 01 Fifteen men responded to Coach Benja- j Two-bus hit: Buah. Stolen bawa. mln's call for candidates Monday at u,", :, Col'l- Earned runa: Detroit. .. .. . , . . 1 . Double plays: 1 eekinpaugh tunas- Bcllevue college. Only klx e,f the smad ; Hited i; Va h to Yeung to i.urns. lie were old iiMU-Captaln Stth, Racdy, i on el rors: New York, 1. Bases on balls: IJchtenvMlr ir. OuMaison, Oilmore and !',' i c,r,ldi,i: L,''rraJl-1'- ,t ., . , , ' , 'off l.ouUn milk, 8 In seven innings, oft llardlamiuit bei.Tj: t..o only v ;(. iu is ho tildhain. 2 In two innlona. Ktru.-k out: returned te selioul In time to get into a, v ogrtdge. 2: by Ixiuiiernkilit. 7; by suit Captain W ebb rapons that he an-! Oldham. 1. Uniplrea: Kailln and Dlneen. tlcll ate. no troubU frorn hi. lJ"nr W ASHINC1TO.V. Sept. I4.-CW. Du la the aide whl :h kept him on tha side t mont. a youns reorilt from Farao. R. 1.. Hues t.ioat of last ca'on. The new materUl looks promising. relrhiated bia dehut with Wsshmiton to day l.y holding Cleveland to win hi la and Johns and 8ilby especially shewing up g three run. Washington has won well. BUI Kvans and Ira in are old high school men who ara expected to make aome of Ihe varsity men step lively te bold their jobs Some of last year's scrubs are also ex-' noij. pected to make strong bids for three straiathl from f'lovaland and four teen of the last alxKen games played. Score : ClXVBIJtNO WASH1NO 1. AB H O A C Arl.M O A a a. a 4 e 4 4 anartiar, rr... 4 I 1 s e ! reap" fhat n'ae. H string poa Uona this fall. Inckidlng Mew. l' aa. lb. I art. Meany aud Oedixe Kvana. Fifteen men for the first night's prae- VTu tic) established a iSTord for Bellevua. , tanr. p. aly sis aasaertng the first call to the! -,... colors last year. Cievvlautd 14 froar. lb... 4 III 44 K'llilil cf.. 4 114 I Oau.Ml. lb., 4 1 T 1 4 114 vavktaka. It... I 111 Hrr. a ... 4 III Mayr. lb.. I I I ll Mrllrl4. a. I 8 I 4 I I I tUuaioal. p.. 1 I lk l ,i of RkeatM.'.ilar i. V rioan'i IJn racnt and y. u wo-i't care what causae t "the first aP li ra Hon bel:j. a od fur,-iati a. ni ral gia. Sc. All druggists. Advertisement. Bee Want Ada Produce Raaatt. IS 8 14 II Tatala n 1 l 11 ... a 0 0-0 Wa.hlnaton 0 tt 1 2 I Tliree-baiae kit: Mlian. Stolen beam: j aaoticitrv. I ll aaa on uana. rn ruiiioiit, 4. otf Carter, 1. Struck out: By Carter. 1: by Duiuoni. 1 Umpires: Connolly aud Chill. t'leaa Swaes) fair e s. PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 14 -t Louis niada a clean awp of tne sen ef four gainaa with Philadelphia by winning to uay event. U It I Tares pitcher j A, (lMi i ' ... ,-W-.. . . -,.'..,.- -VcVca X .... J t I CMaaaty. asaa w4Va I Jp" 'aii JSqg v atnaaraafaavapai ' "-iL- . 1 ea snaolara aWrnat rW.ji - J cAaaaa aiaawbara o ra -i ,M , j .-J rnnom Aiam ua rTV , " Cfuk" H-r iaJ.H. P' W5.- I HiU. 206 W. Bin l!1 '"'T,E.. J fcr Maw Yau Caty. i ) 1:1 A:M Apartments, flats nouaea and cottages can be rented quickly and cneaply by a Bee "For Rent" The Ramblers, who copped the rag in the National league; and the Bailey Dents, winners in the Commercial league, will lock horns next Sunday at 1:W o'clock to decide which team will play the Luxus, champs of the Greater Omahu loop, for the Class A amateur champion. ship of Omaha. As this championship must be decided next Sunday, and as there are three Clas A leagues, a double-header is necessary. Yesterday the managers of the three teams drew lota and Johnny Dennlsou of the Luxus was the lucky one. Tho Ramblers and Baileys must battle first, and the winner of that game play tho brewers. The Luxua are tha favorites for the championship. It Is conceded by most of the local amateur fans that the Greater Omaha Is the classiest league in the city. Then whichever team meets the Luxus will have Just a few minutes before en gaged tn a hard battle, so that the odds are rightly with the brewers. The winner of the three-corn red nits, Sunday will represent Omaha In tha Inter city aeries under the National Amateur Base Ball association's auspices. Omaha will probably meet St. Paul or Dulutli first. TEAM MATCH ON BOARD'S FOR THE COUNTRY CLUB B4U Chambers and Francis H. Galncs will lead two squads of golfers In a team match at the Country club this Thurs day. WUlle Hoars la now compiling th 1 lists of Yolfera who will take part. Prince aAlbert just does this little old tiling: Lets you smoke a jimmy pipe all you want to ; ets you smoke alljon want of roll 'em cigarettes! And that holds good every hour of the twenty-four, Sundays in cluded 1 Talk about home to bacco, or office tobacco, or street tobacco, or traveling tobacco! 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