10 ' THE BEE : OMAHA, SATURDAY JUNE 24, 1916. -
BRINGING UP FATHER " " ' " . Drawn for The Bee by George McManus
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ROURKES ODTHIT
SIODX, BUT LOSE
Xrauie Wildneii and Error, by
Matei Give Sioux City Game
and Hake Seriei Even, '
OMAHA EALLT PAIJJJ SHOUT
Harry Gasper's tribe of truculent
Sioux .from the city of thirsts up
tream exhibited an uncanny faculty
of making runs without the aid of
base hits yesterday, and, as, result,
Harry Krauae was treated to a beat
ing to the tune of 4 to 3, although he
held the Braves to a sextet of knocks,
while the home boys garner'd nine.
Even though he didn't allow manv
' hits Krause got himself into trouble
tiy too niucn generosity in the matter
oi permitting tree transportation to
. first. It is bad business for a hurler
to issue walks, as Ksrry learned to
"hit sorrow yesterday.
Sioux Get the Jump. '
The Braves got the jump on the
Kourkelets in the opening stanza in a
' somewhat weird manner. Cooney,
the first man up, trot a life when
. Burg let his pop fly trickle through
his pahAs. Gilmore's bunt popped
over Krause's bean and Grover was
safe at first, while Cooney dashed
to second, Both runners advanced on
Callahan's infield out, and then scored
when Marty Krug neglected to field
Metz' hard grounder.
A walk to Cooney followed by hits
by Gilmore and Callahan counted an
other hostile tally in the third, and
the run which won the game,was
scored in the fifth on two successive
walks, a sacrifice and Marshall's wild
heave into center field. '
X Omaha managed to sneak lone
tally over in the third. Joe Burg
iingled, swiped second and made, his
way i to the two. remaining stations
on infield outs by Krause and Krug.
Rally Ends Abruptly.
The Rourkovipians essayed a rally
in the eighth. They succeeded in
arousing the spirits of the lady bugs
present, but they weren't successful
. in capturing the combat, which is far
more important. ;
After Forsythe went out, Kilduff
made two bases when Watson muffed
hia fly. Joe Burg delivered a double
to center on which Petie chased
home. Burg hopped ' to third on
Krause's infield out, and crossed the
rubber on Krug's single to right. The
rally ended abruptly at this point
when Earl Smith whiffed.
Today Des Moines comes for a
series of four games, with a double
header carded for Sunday.
Des Moines Comes
For Four Games at
The Local Ball Lot
The Rourkes open a four-game
series with Frank Isbell's Des Moines
Boosters at th ocal lot this after-
. noon. A double-header wilt be played
Sunday, and Marty OToole is ex-
pected to hurl one of the games. The
first game Sunday will start -at 2
o'clock. , Freddy Brack probably will
do he hurling in the combat this
afternoon, which will start at 3:15.
Wiches Beat Kaws;
Get Three of Four
Topeka, June Z3.-Wichita made it
three out of four by winning from
Topeka today, 9 to 7. Score:.
, WICHITA. ,.
An Even Break
Conner, th. .
uiu. If.
Callahan, M
Meta, ID, ...
vYntson, rf.
. i
Connolly, sb.
.mnnsienM,
Bcharilt, p. .
Totala ....
Mora cm.
AB. K.
;;;;;;; '
si "i
OMAHA.
AB. B.
R. O. A.
S S I
i i a
t s 4
e
a
1
1
10 1
tj IS
t
.....l I
Kru. th. ...
Smith, If.
Thompaon, r
Mlllor, lb. ,
Marshall, a.
Foray the, rf.
Kilduff, aa. .
Bnra, Sb. ...
Krauae, p. -..
Totala ....
Manx Cltl
Runa
Hlla
Omaha t
Runs ......
Tm-baM' hl't'l Bnrf. .MwriftM Mtt Oil
mora. Stolen Iraeael calinnn, our, uoo
Blarat tnnannu mi vwnu j.. -,
ruB ta Miller, Burt to Millar. Btnirk out!
By SVhnrdt. l hy Kraoee, 4. "
hallel Off rfeharjlt, 11 aff atraaaa, 8. HIM
pitch I Krause. In.i"i, c!w,
5;" imaha, S. Tlmal liOO. Umplrai An-
T It
..'........'... eieieeee i
"... ...... ..i !tn
.,,. i e s s
mi taiinMs uunr. wuow
LINKS TAKE THE. ODD GAME
Bunch Hits in First Three Innings
and Boosters Can't Over
i oome lead.
FOUR TO TWO If THE SCORE
Lincoln, Neb., June 23. Lincoln
took the odd game of the series of
five with' Des Moines,' winning to
day by a score of 4 to 2. The locals
bunched hits on Gilligan in the first
three innings and he visitors were
unable to overcome the lead. Score:
, . DBS U0INE8.
, AB. H. K. 0. A. K.
Hha. rf . 4 Olio
Meluan. If.
Clalra. lb. ...
Huntar, cf. .
Hartford, aa.
.lonea lb. . . .
Ewaldt, 9b. .
Spahr. a
OIIIKan, p. ...
Totalis '. ...
h. 1
.i. t
S O
0 : 0 Y Batted for Banton In aavanth.
Carllala, If. .
smith, aa. ...
Thomaaon, ofr
Lioorr, r(. ....
Lattlmor. lb.
Johnaon. ,0. .
Illnchman, lb.
Morae, lb. ...
Halla, p
91 I
' LINCOLN.
. Aa R.
4 0
......f. I
9
A. E
r" ' AB. R. K. -O. A. B.
aoku, cf.. ........ S 11 I
Kelllne. tb 4 0 10 14
Koa. rf.,,.. ... 4 tilt t
Or.T. 0 4 14 11 1
Rrltton, lb 4 1 I 111
Ab.l.h,, lb ...4 1 , 9 II t 1
IJl.ohl, ta..... 4 11 14 1
Kappa, If I 0 1 I I I
l.laton, p I t t I I I
Plalmrtr. p 1 t 10 0 0
Klein, p t t 0 0 t t
lavla, p. t t t t 0 t
Kai-Ktnar, p. ....,.. t .t I t t t
OrllTlth I I S til
IWIa ,...,... .91 t 14 1J U .1
. i'.. J TOPEKA.
AB. K. H. O. A. .
Arlar, lb... ........ 4 I 14 0 I
Allan, lb H 1 t t I t t
Kruaer. at I 11 I I t
n.f.,lla. lb. ........ 1 . 0 0 I 1 1
S.h,-I(p. If........ 4 I t I t I
Tralnar; 2b .41 114 t
Tyilcman, rf I 0 0 I t t
t'Dt-hran, aa.. ........ S 1 I I I 1
lloiirna. o. ........... M I . I ' T I t
Lambeth, p 4 0 10 10
l.annlnt, p..,...,.. t . t , t I I t
Taiala ....... ....II I I II 14 I
'Batted for Darla In aintb-
wtrhltv ......t t t t
1 t 4
Topeka .......0 I 0 I 1 0 I 07
Three-baaa kit: Orifflth. Two-baaa hlla:
Poa, Jarkeon, Utachl. Haartaea blta: Hot
line Qoodwln, Tydaman, .Cochran. Stolon
baaea: Pox, Britton. Aaier. Schwaltaer tl.
caehran. Doubla play: Britton t Lltaehl
to Atoatala. Struck out: Br Da via. 1: by
LAinbeih, 0. Baaoa on balla: Off Flahartr.
1: aff Uiton, 1: ol Klein, I; off Davla, 1:
aff Lambeth, 4; off Hennlna, 1. Wild pitch:
Flehartr. Hlta: Off Fleharty. I In ona and
two-thlrde lnnlntra; off Llaton, S In two and
trO'thlrda InAtnirs: off Klein, 1 lu t Inning;
fr liavte z m tnrao ana two-tnira innlnga.
tmpirai llultea.
o.
14
a
(
Totala ......Id 4 I If II I
Daa Molnaa ..t 1 I I 1 t 0. 0 ti
Lincoln 1 I I I I t t t 4
TwA.hu hltei Halla. Johnaon. Clalra.
Doubla plays: Lattlmora to Smith to Hlncb
man. Halla to Smith to Lattlmora, Hart,
for to Jonea. Btolen baaa: Thomaaon Lobar.
(). Sacrifice hlta: Lattlmora, ninenman.
Htniok out: By Halla, li by (miliar.. 3.
Baaa on balla: Off Halla, l: orr unman, i.
Hit by pitched ball: By Halla (Meloan).
Left on baaea: Lincoln. 4: tra Molnea, 7.
Tlma 1:10. Umplreo: Ryan and Kana. y
GOOD RACES AT AUBURN
IN SPITE OF SLOW TRACK
Auburn, Neb., June 23. (Special
Telegram.) In spite of the hard rain
this morning, the races were held on
schedule in the afternoon. The track
was heavy, but the races were all
good. The attendance was fair con
sidering the condition'of the grounds.
Saturday, Columbia Fire and. Hal
McKinney will be the chief attrac
tion in addition to which there, will
be four good races. Summary (every
heat a race): ,. . ,
Trottlns. 9:14o tans, purae. 9400: Look,
b. f.,b y Wllaak (Caaep up), flrat; Lad
McKinney, b. H., by McKlnnay (Thomaa
up), aacond: Heir Reaper, blk. b., by Rarly
Reaper (Hlllup), third. Tlmo: l:lltt,
l:ly. 1:1114.
Paclna, 1:1S claaa, purae, 1400: Hallla
Wllkaa. b. m., by Dubai (Rhoadea up),
flrat; Major Hardlck, b. H. (Bcaaloy up),
eacond; Jennie IPtulmmona, b. m., by Bob
Pltaalmmona (Dennla up),, third. Tlma:
1:10. 2:l!Vt, 1:14.
Trotting, l-yaar-old. stake, 1100 add4tj:
Nobla Aubrer. o. h. c, by Captain Aubrey
(Thomaa upf, flrat: Haughty Blngen, b. m.
by Al Blngen (Poreat up), aecond: Duety
Girl, oh. m., by Tba Tramp (Rhoadea up),
third. .
-' Anaariaaa AaeoclatlOB.
At illnneapolla.. ' " B. H. S).
Toledo 0 I I 1 1 1 1 0 07 11 1
.Minneapolis I 1 1 t I I I 1 41 IS I
Batteriee: Adarna and Sweeney; Hopper.
Bentlay and OwAna, Land.
At Bt. Paul R. H. B.
Coiumbua I I Mill I 111 19 1
Bt Paul ..I tltttltt I I I
Batteriee Brady and, Coleman; Upham.
Nlehaua and Clemona. .
At Milwaukee R. H. I.
tndlanapolla I I 0 I 1 0 0 0 01 I 1
Milwaukee 0 t 1 t I I t t 01 I
Batterlea: Daweon and Schang' Hovllk,
lloran and Davogt
At Kanaaa City -! R, H. B.
Loulavlll I I I 0 1 t I I 01 4 1
Kanaaa City ....0 I t 1 1 1 t I 11 I I
Batterlna: Jameo, Palmare and Vllllama,
La Long e; liumphrlea and Berry.
Chattanooga. 4-1: Atlanta. 10.
Memphla, li Mobile, 0.
Naahvtlle. 0; Birmingham. 1. ;'
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SDPERBAS BLOW
AND GIANTS WIN
Brooklyn's Defense Breaks Down in
Eighth Inning and New York
Takes First.
FINAL FIGURES ARE 7 TO 4
Standing of Teams
Brooklyn, June 23. The Brooklyn
defense blew up in the eighth inning
today and New York won the first of
a six-game series, 7 to 4. With the
locals leading, 4 to 3, Robertson
opened the eighth by reaching first
on Ooldon's fumble., Doyle doubled
and Kauff walked, filling the bases.
On Fletcher's sacrifice fty, Johnston
threw wild to the plate and two runs
scored, sending the Giants. Cheney
hit Merkle and Raridcn tripled, four
runs scoring on two hits. New York's
other three tallies were helped along
by errors.
i All the Brooklyn rvn were earned
off Benton by hard hitting. Myers
made a home run in the fifth after
Chenev had doubled. Rouscti batted
for Benton in the seventh. Schupp
pitched cdie inning and was taken out
for a pinch hitter. Pcrritt finished
the game and held the locals. Dau
bert's hitting and catches by Cutshaw,
Burns and Robertson featured. Score:
NEW IORK. Myere.cf 6 1111
AH H.O.A.E U brl,lb 4 1 10 0 0
AB.H.O.A.E.Jnh'tcn.rf I 1 I 0 1
Burni.lf 1 1 4 0 0Wheat.lt 4 14 0 0
Rob'aon.rl 10 4 1 OMo'rey.lb 10 14 1
uoylczo Ills anew, id e o a o u
Kaurr.cc soil ouiiion.w
KTcher.ea I U I OMeyere.0
Mcrklclb I Oil 1 ollenry.p
0
4 11
I t e
110
Mck-le.Ih 4 10 0 flMalle.p 0 0 0 0 0
Ri rlden.o I I I I o'blengel 1 I) 0 0 ,0
Bmton.n a o o o o
Hchupp.p 0 0 0 0 0 1 Totals. 14 10 27 I 6
Fcrrnt.p . 0 0 0 0 9;,-.---. , . . .
Kouen i o o o o
Huntar 1 0 0 t I . 1 ' .;
Tolala.14 7 27 14t .'
Battnd for Bchupp In eighth.
-Hatted Tor Malla In ninth. '
New Tork ...0 1 4 0 0 1 0 I 0 7
Brooklyn .... 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 04
Two-baaa hlta: Doyle, Myera, Daubert,
Cheney. Three-baae hit: Rarlden. Home
run: Myera. Btolen baaee: Kauff, Mowrey.
Doubla playa: Myera to Daubert; Roherleon
to Merkle. Baaea on balla; Off Benton, 2;
off Perrllt, 1: off Cheney, 9. Hlta and
earned runa: Off Beiton 7 hlta, 4 runa In
elx Innlnga; off Bnhupp; 1 hit,, no runa In
one Inning; off Perrltt, 2 hlta nnd no runa In
two Innlnga: off Cheney, 7 hlta and 1 run
In eight Innlnga; off Malla no hlta, no rtffia
In one Innlnga. Hit by pitched ball: Myera
by Bchupp; Merkle by Cheney. Btruck out:
By Benton, 1; by Perrltt, li by Cheney, 4.
Umptree; O'Day and Orth.
Cuba Defeat Bada.
Chicago, Juno 23.4-Chtcago made but
two hlla off Clnctnnatl'a pltchera today, but
Bchulta' wlldneea and poor fielding enabled
tne Cuba to win, I to i, Beaton pitched a
good game and acored the winning run after
eteallng aecond and then, on a doubla eteal,
home. The game waa played In one hour
and twenty mlnutea. Score:
, CINCINNATI CHICAGO
AB.H. O.A PJ AB.H. O.A.W.
uron.an o i s o ozeiaer.an 0' o a
10 1 l.Mann.rt
OWlll me.or 0
OSchulte.If I
OM'Cr'y.lh 1
oSaler.lb I
oArcher.e I
0 19 iMul'g'n.oa I 0 1 I 1
lei I tBeaton.p 10 4 10
0
Henog.aa 4
Kllllfer.cf 4
tlrlfflth.rf I
vvingo.o 4
Neale.lf 4
M I 'Wi.ll I 0 S 1
Louden. ab I
Bchutts.p 9
Iiete.n 0
Chaae 10 0 10 ToUla IS 1 17 II 1
0 10
0 0 0
1 f 0
0 4 1
0 0 1
1 1 0
1 I 0 t
0 10 0
0 110
0 20 0 0
0 110
Clarke. Kill
Totals Ut24 I I
Batted for Bchulta In eighth. '
Batted tor Orlfflth In ninth.
Cincinnati 001 00000 01
Chicago I l o 0 1 t I I 2
Stolen baaee: Beaton (2), Uelder. flacrl
flea hlta: Louden, Archer. Bchulta. Double
play: louden to Mollwlta. na mi h.n.,
Off Schula, S: off Beaton, 1. Hlta and
earned runa: Oft Bchuli, 1 hit 1 run In
aeven Innlnga: off Dale, 1 hit no runa In
one Inning; off Beaton, I hlta. 1 run In
nine innlnga, Struck out: By Schuli, I;
by Beaton, 1. Uiuplrea: Klem and Umelto.
Carde Trim Plratea. .
Pltlaburgh, June II Bt. Louie defeated
Plttaburgh today by a acora of t in 7 i.
a ronteit featured by free hitting, the yla-
L. . 1 ",,,"n locale fifteen
hlta. Balrd a arrora were reaponelble for elx
of the Cardlnala' runa. 'Long of the St.
Loulo team, made five hlla out of are
tlmea at bat Score, ...
ST' V.UJSA . - PITTSBURGH. '
AB.H.O.A.E. ABHOAK
BetaeUb 10 11 OCarey.lf I 10 0 0
B echcr.lt till Oloh'ton.lb 1 t II 0 0
Long.rf I 0 9 0 iVm.... i ,
OWIln.cf 0 0 0 1 OH han.rf I I 1 1 3
m,,.iu v VVIOX.3D & I 1 X B
0 OC'atello.lf 4 I I t t
t OBalrd.lb S I 1 J 2
4 OAWIIa'n.o 9 1110
9 0aJ.8mlth t 0 0 0 0.
0 OK'ehner.p I 1 0 I 0
0 0HNrinon,p 1 t 0 I t
U'naby.Sb 4 1 1
18'th.cf.rf lit
a'nxalee,o 19 4
M'dows,p 10 0
Huealna OOA
Jaaper.u 9 10
a,inea.p 0 0 0 0 0a8chultx 1 1 I t I
Totala. IT II 17 21 I
Batted far Meadows In fourth.
Ran for A. Wllaon In eighth.
Batted for Harmon In eighth.
St. Louie .... 0 I I 0 1 4 0 I I I
Plttaburgh ..11101001 t 7
Two-heee hlta: Long Wagner, A. Wll
eon. Stolen baaee: Bcecher. Long, Corhan,
Carey (2). Boubla playa: Batsal to Corhan
to Miller; Wagner to Johnoton. Baaea on
balla: Off Jaaper, 1; off Kantlehner, 2; off
Harmon. 1. Hlta and earned runa: Oft
Meadowe. I hlla. I runa In three Innlnga;
off Jaaper, 0 hlla, I runa In tour Innlnga.
none out In the eighth: off Amaaa, 1 hit
no runa In two Innlnga; off Kantlehner,
I hlte. I runa In three Innlnga: oft Harmon,
10 hlta, 2 runa In five Innlnga; off Cooper,
1' hit no ruua In one Innlnaa. atrack nut.
mr Meadowe. J; by Jaaper. I; by Ames, 1,
FUmplrea: Rlgllr and Harrlaon.
Phils Defeat Braree.
Philadelphia, June II. Whltted'a home
run drive with one out In the eleventh In
ning gave Philadelphia a J to 1 victory over
Boaton In a pltchera' dual between Alexan
der and Barnea today, Tha vlaltora gat
only two men put flrat baaa, ana at theae
WEST. LEAGUE. NAT. LEAGUE.
W.L.Pcl
Brooklyn ..II 10 .MS
Phlla. II 12 .089
Now Tork.. .21 24 .620
Boaton ... .20 25 .000
Chicago ...20 20.471
Cincinnati .20 20 .473
Plttaburgh. 23 20 .431
81 Louie... H 23.421
AMER. ASSN.
W.L.Pct.
Omaha ....tt W.S29
Lincoln ...20 35.616
I Molnea.27 27.600
Wichita ...27 27.000
Denver . ..: 27.401
Sioux Clty..2l IS .472
St. Joseph.. 23 80 .434
Topeka ....21 30.431
AMER. LEAGUE.
W. L. Pet
Kanaaa Cy. 20 23 .410
Indlanaplla 31 22 .000
Mlnneaplla 92 24 .071
Loulavllla .32 26 .501
Coiumbua .24 20 .410
Toledo .. ,.22 21 .440
St. Paul ...22 29 .440
Milwaukee IS 41 .281
W. L. Pet.
Cleveland .99 24 .67
Detroit ...23 20 .901
New York 21 20 .564
Wash 81 20 .64
Boaton ...10 27 .9301
Chicago ..27 II .401
St. Loula .24 12 .4301
Phlla 97 .1021
Ypaterday'a Keenlta.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Bt. Joeeph-Denver, poatpaned, reaaon un
known. Wichita, I: Topeka, 7.
Dea Molnea, 3; Lincoln, 4,
Sioux City, 4;. Omaha, 2.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
New Tork, 7; Brooklyn, 4. '
B oston, 1; Philadelphia, I.
St. Loula, I: Plttaburgh, 7.
Cincinnati, 1: Chicago, 1.
AMERICAN .LEAGUE.
Philadelphia. 0; Boaton, 1.'
. Waahlnglon, 6-1; New Tork. -S.v
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo, 7; Mlnneapolla, 1.
Columbue, 11; St. Paul, 1.
Indlanapolla, 2; Milwaukee, 1.
Loulavllle, 1: Kanaaa City. 2.
Geraee Today.
Weetern League St. Jooeph at Topeka,
Dea Molnea at Omaha. Denver.: at Wichita,
8ioux City at Lincoln.'
National League New Tork at Brooklyn,
Boaton at Philadelphia. Bt, Louie at Pltta
burgh, Cincinnati at Chicago.
American League Philadelphia at Boa
ton, Waablngton at New York, Chicago at
St Loula. .
being Konetohy, who made a homo run.
Score: ' v f
BOSTON. " PHILADELPHIA..
AB.H. O.A.E. AB.H. O.A.B.
M'nVle.ee 4 0 11 OBanc'ftaa 4 13 4 0
I 0Nienorr,3D oioot
0 08tc.ck.3b (1110
1 lCravath.rf 112 0 0
1 OOood.rf 1 0 I 0 0
I 0Whltd.lt 4 14 0 0
0 OLuder'a-lh I 1 11 0 0
Gowdy.o 4 0 11 OPaskertcf 4 0 4 0 0
uarnea,p e i i a vKiuuer.o a, o e a v
' Alex'r.p I I t 1 t
Totals 34 I'll 15 1
Totala IS 9 81 16 1
Out wherl winning run acored,
Boaton 0000100000 0 1
Philadelphia 0000010000 11
Twd-boea hit: Ludema. Home rune:
Konetchy. Whltted. Stolen baae: Luderua.
Hacrtfice hlta: Bancroft. Whltted. Double
playa: Cloudy to Maranvllle. Maranvllle to
Konetchy. Ntchoff to Luderua. Baaea on
balla: Off Barnea, 1; oft Alexander, 2.
Earned runa: Off Barner, 1; off Alexander,
1. Btruck out: By Barnea, -21 by Alexander,
3. Umplrea: Qulgley and Byron.
Evera.2b 2 0 0
Colllna.rf 4 0 1
Comp'n.lf 4 11
Kon'hy.lb 4 1 10
Smith. 3b 4 10
Bn gae.cl 4 l x
YANKEES TAKE TWO
FROM WASHINGTON
Johnson Ha an Off Day and Is
Touched for Eleven Hits .in
First Battle.
Harvard Oarsmen
Defeat Yale Crew
New London, Conn., June 23. The
Harvard varsity rowing crew defeated
Yale here late this afternoon in the
four-mile race, the feature event of
the fiftieth regatta between the two
universities. The regatta closed a day
of joy for the Catnbridge oarsmen
and their followers, fof the winning
rnfnlntn a rlan stfeeo of the
Thames river, which began yesterday
with the rowins of the freshman sub-
fours and extended through the
freshman and second varsity eights'
races contested and won early this
forenoon.
Harvard won in 20 minutes, 2 sec
onds, clipping eight seconds off the
best previous time for the four miles,
made by the Yale crew of 1888.
Yale's t,ime was 20:17,
WILLARD AND FULTON MAY
FIGHT ON LABOR DAY
Grafton, W. Va June 23. An offer
of $45,000 for a fight between Fred
Fulton and Jess Wiltard on Labor
day, has been tentatively accepted by
Willard's manager, Tom Jones. The
offer was made by Harry Sherman
and James Connelly of Minneapolis.
There will be a further conference at
New York next Wednesday to com
plete details of the proposed bout.
HARPER LOSES TO CULL0P
New York, June 23. The New
York Americans celebrated their
home coming from a long road trip
today by defeating Washington in
both sections of a doubleheader, 6 to
5. and S to 1.
Walter Johnson, who pitched the
first game, had an off day. He al
lowed eleven hits, let one run in on
a wild pitch and forced in another by
Massing Peckinpaugh with the bases
ull in the second. Russell, a Yankee
recruit, pitched well after Markle was
taken out of the box in the first in
ning. Harper lost the second game
to Cullop, who won his seventh
straight victory of the season. During
the two games Moeller fanned five
times. Second Baseman Morgan of
Washington sprained an ankle in the
first game and was forced to retire.
Score, first game:
WASHINGTON. NEW TORK.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
M'rgan.lb 2 110 Onilh'ley.rt 4 2 4 0 0
Shanka.lb 2 t 1 0 OHIgh.lf 3 110 0
F'eter, 2,2 I 1 1 2 lP'k'p'h.na 10 110
Milan, cf 112 1 OPIpp.lb 119 0 0
Moeller.lf 4 10 0 OBaker.Sb 4 2 2 2 1'
JudKS.lt I 0 I 0 OMagee.cf 10 10 0
Ja'laon.rf S 0 I 0 OG'dcon.lb 4 10 3 0
Johnaon, p 4 10 4 ONun'ker.c 4 17 9 0
met oe.ao e v l o UMerKie.p o o o o o
Alna'ttb.0 9 10 1 0Ruaaell,p 9 10 0 0
Blca 1 0 0 0 0
Totala. 11 11 2J 9 1
Totala. 94 7 31 1 1
Batted for Alnamlth In ninth.
Waablngton ..4 0010000 01
New Tork I 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 6
Two-baaa hlta: Ollhooley. Baker, Oedeotl.
Homo run: Morgan. Stolen baaea: Moran,
Ollhooley. Sacrifice hlta: Buaaell, Oll
hooley. Sacrifice fllea: Magee, Pfpp. Double
play: Milan to Judge. Baaea on balla: Off
Markle, 3; off Ruaaell,' I :off Johnaon, 2.
Hlta and earned runa: Off Markle, 2 hHa, 9
runa In one-third Inning; off Ruaeell, fi hlta,
1 run In eight and two-thlrda Innlnga; off
Johnaon, 4 runa. Struck out:. By Markle, 1;
by Ruaaell. 0; by Johnaon, 4. Umplrea:
Owena and Connolly.
Scorn, aecond game: ' : -'
WASHINGTON. NEW TORK.
ATI. HO A K. IRHII 1 H
9hanka.3b 4 2 3 0 tlQtlh'ley.rl 4 10 0 0
Poater,2b 4 1 I I OHIgh.lf 4 110 0
Milan. cr 4 110 OP'k'p'h.aa 4 1 r 7 0
R'deau.rt 4 0 0 0 OPIpp.lb 2 1 13 0 0
Wll'me.lb 4 3 0 1 OBaker.Sb 4 10 0 0
Moeller.lf 4 0 10 OMagee.cf 112 0 0
Henry.e 2 112 0G'deon.2b 2 0 0 3 0
McB'de.aa 1 0 2 2 lWalterft.a s 1 10 l o
Harper.p 2 0 0 8' lCullop,p 21-020
'Johnaon 1 0 0 0 0
Shaw.p 0 0 0 0 0 Totala. 21 127 11 0
Totala. 13 7 24 111 . ,
Batted for Harper In eighth.
Waablngton ..1 0 0 0 0-0 t t 0 1
New York 0 10 0 110 0 5
Two-baaa hlta: Bhanka, High, Baker..
Three-baae hit: Henry, Home runa: Pipp,
Magea. Btolen baaea: Waltera, Wllltama.
Doubla playa: Harper to McBrlde to Wll
ltama, Foater to Williams. Baaea on balla:
Oft Cullop, 1: oft Harper, I. Hlta and earned
runa: Off Harper, 7 hlta, I runa I naeven In
nlnga; off Shaw, 1 hit 00 run. In one In
ning; off Cullop, 1 run. Btruck out: By
Harper. I; by Cullop, I. Umplrea Connolly
and Owena.
Wild lPtch Beata Macke.
Boaton, June 11 A wild pitch allowed
Hobiltaal to acora the only run made dur
ing today'a game between the Boaton and
Philadelphia teama. He walked, took aec
ond on a eacrlnce and third on an out at
first. Witt, the Philadelphia ahortatop, waa
preaented by Vermont frlenda with a gold
watch, diamond ring and baaket of flow
era. Witt, In addition to making two
elnglea, drove a fat liner to right at the,
atart of the alxth that would have been"
good for three baaea. Ha tripped and felt,
but reached aecond, where he waa tagged
out for not touching flrat baae. 8core:
PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
Wltt.ee 4 2 11 OHoorer.rf 10 110
0 0Ja'rtn,2.aa 3 0 1 1 0
0 0Lewla.lf I 1 I 0 0
0 OHobll'Mb 2 012 1 0
4 IWalker.cf 2 0 4 0 0
1 0G'dncr,3b 10 110
0 0Scott.aa 2 0 0 1 0
1 0McN'ly,2b 0 0 0 1 0
I OCady.c 10 3 10
Lannl'c.lf 111
Strunk.cf 10 4
Schang,c 9 10
Lajole.2b 10 2
Mcl'nla.lb 4 1 12
Walah.rt 4 0 3
Rowe.lb 10 0
Sheehan,p 9 0,-0
- Shore.p 2
Totala. 10 (24 11 lH'rlkacn 1
Totala. 24 127 12 1
Philadelphia .0
Boaton 0
Batted for Scott In aeventh.
t t t t t t 0 0 0
0 0 t -t 0 1 0 1
Stolen baaea: Witt, Schang, Hoopor, Sao
rtfica hlta: Stnink. Lajole. Janvrln, Walker.
Double play: Witt to Lajole to Mclnnlf.
Baeea on balla: Off Sheehan. 3; off Shore. 2;
Hlta and earned runa: Off Sheehan, 2 hlta.
1 run In eight Innlnge; off Shore, 9 hlta, 0
run In nlna Innlnga. 8truck out: By Shore,
3. Umplrea: Hildebrand and O'Loughlln.
Trimming for Staplatoa.
North Platte, Neb., June 13. (Special
Telegram.) North Platte trimmed Stapleton
In a alow game here today. Saving Tot
tenhoff, the regular pitcher, North Platta
put Llnatrom and Kelly, fielders, In tha
the box. Score:
Stapleton t t 0 0 S 1 0 t 1 S t t
North Platta ...0 12 10 110 I 1 1
Batterlea: Cmibert, Kite and Davis; Lln
atrom. Kelly and Ramaey.
"Jack" Barry
For the lengA of time he has been -in
the major leagues, he has figured
in more world s series than any
other player. Last year as second
baseman of the Red Sox he helped
vin the pennant and then the
championship of the. world. He
n
Detnond the genuine by tuQ nam-
dfW nicknames encourage substitution. VV mr
M THE COCA-COLA CO. Wft
PijJr ATLANTA. GA.
Today's Calendar
. of Sports"
Baring Opening at ennuaer meeting at
Queeaa Caemty Jockey elub, A e. Deduct, L X
Opening of eumraar meeting at Montreal
Driving clnk, Montreal.
Opening af euwimer meeting at HamUtaa
Jockey elub, Hamilton, Oat.
Bowings Annual Schuylkill navy regatta,
aa tba Schuylkill river, Philadelphia.
Athletlce National tntenehataatte. track
and field champlonehipe. at Newark, K. J.
Tftanla l: tab itata champkaaahip tiaran
meat opens, al Ball Laka Clly.
Tournament for ehamplonaalp of Lang
letand opeaa at Bfaaalya.
" Toamameat far national elay apart eham
plonsalp open at Clevetaaa.
Baling Jimmy Clubby agalnat Edrlta Ma
(Jaewtj, twenty rounds, at ftydney, Australia.
Yachting New York te Black Island.
Annual Malta af StwaahakacrlaUi Ian
Taeht elub, Oyster Bay.
Beverly Yacht club imea, Buasards Bay,
Baetaim Yacht clnk aawa ram. Marble bead.
Mate. . ,
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Half Price
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Going Qui of Business Sale
v; ; All Prices Cut In Two
' Only a few days more and
lease expires, and all goods must
are making a slashing reduction
everything in the store.
Suits'
All suits inclu&ed in this one-half
""price sale blues, blacks, Palm Beach
and all our regular high grade Ken
sington summer and winter clothing.
$40 Kensington Suits. . . . $20.00
$35 Kensington Suits. ..... . .$17.50
$25 Kensington Suits. . . . . . . .$12.50
$20 Kenmore Suits $10.00
$8 Genuine Palm Beach Suits. .$4.00.
Hats v-'-';
All Stetson, soft and stiff hats, V2 pr.
. $5 Stetson, soft and stiff hats, $2.50
$4 Stetson, soft and stiff hats, $2.00
$3 Mallory Hats. .... . . . ... . i$1.50
413 South
16th St.
we must close our doors. Our
be sold. To do so quickly, we
of ONE-HALF on practically
Overcoats
Every winter and light weight bvercoat is sell
ing at one-half price. Staple and fancy coats of
our finest garment. Qualities, colors and price
11 better than next winter's goods.
$40 Kensington Overcoats $20.00
$35 Kensington Overcoats $17.50
$30 Kensington Overcoats. . . .$15.00
$20 Kenmore Overcoats $10.00
Furnishings
Many of our Manhattan and Arrow Shirts We
. are Belling at just one-half their former price.
All heavy union and 2-piece winter underwear.
Some of our athletic underwear, one-half price.
$2.00 Manhattan Shirts. ..... .$1.00
$1.50 Manhattan Shirts. ....... .75c
$2.00 Underwear $1.00
$1.00 Underwear. .50c
413 South
16th St.
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