THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1916.
BRINGING UP FATHER
Copyright. tt1. '
International News Sertice.
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ROURKES GOME BACK
WITH TWfVICTORIES
Brack and Men Both in Stellar
Form, Keeping Lincoln
in OontroL : ' "
THEM -TWO THREB-NAUQHT
Lincoln," July 4. (Special Tele
gram.) Pi Rourke'i athlete! put a
crimp in the Links here today by talc-
ing both game- of a double-header,
J to 2 and 3 to 0. -.
Bruck and Men both pitched stel
lar ball, keermig the hits well scat
tered, but Krug't pupils bunched
tneirs. - Bruek practically won nis own
game in the morning when he lammed
out a two-bagger, scoring two run
ners, after the Kourkes had previous
ly trung up a run in the same in
ning. Marshall started the inning
with a walk, advanced to second on
Forsythe's out and scored when Kil-
outi singled to center, tturg walked,
and both runners scored when Bruck
slammed a double to the fence.
- In the afternoon game, Lincoln
cored first, but Omaha tied it ud in
the sixth, when erz lead off with, a
sharp single to center and scored on
two outs. In the next inning the
Kourkes grabbed the game. Marshall
opened with a single, Forsythe was
walked, and ootn runners advanced
a base on Kilduff'a single.- Burg
doubled to the centerfield fence and
two runs came over. ..-
Lincoln slipped over one in the
eighth, but Men tightened and
crawled out of a bad hole.- , ; , ; -s
topeka Takes Both i"
.Ends of Twin Bill"
.. From the Bruins
Topeka, Kan., July 4. Topeka tobk
both ends of a double-header from
Denver. The first was won. 8 to 6. In
, the second game Lambeth held the
V u .t. l:.. J - ( - 1
DUTI ID U1ICQ lllia I1U SfVll. W
Score, first game:
' .-. ... DENVER.
. "'".V AB. K. 8. M. R. B.
stiller, rt 4 - I 1 t OS
Kellher. I S lilt
Oekee. ef I ' 1 1
Bulbar, at S lilts
Col., tk 4 0 1110
Drer. lb .11 I 1 , 0
8hlel4e. Ik 4 - , . 1
SUvens, e ........ 10 4 S ,0
KlM, p I : ' '
Reynolds, p ...... 4 0 S ' 0
Coeklnfhua, ... t t t t 4 4
Stener 14 14 4 4
Shestak 1 4 4 4 4 0
Touts ...41 "I 14 11 "T
.. TOPEKA. ...
AB. B. R. P0. R. I.
Afler, lk I 11 4 1
gehwllier. It 4 11 1 4 4
Devon, rt ....... 4 I 1 4 4 4
Ernie, lb ( Oil 11
Kruitr, ef I 0 11 14
Cochran, H I t 11 14
Gooowln, lb ...... 14 11 14
Monro., ........ 1,4 41 I t
Hall, p .;. I 10 11 I
Totals ....".....it " It tt It t
BattoS for King In seventh.
Betted for Reynolds to altkth.
Denser ....4 4 4 4 4 1 4 1 44
Topaka 4 1 4 14 1 I
Tkraa-baaa kltat Agler, Devon, (1),
Enffle. Two-bata hlta! Ooodwtn, Dyer,
BleraeT. Sacrifice hit I Ali-ar. Douhla nlay:
Dyer to K.llh.r to Shi.lda. Btolen ban:
Knicer. Hlta: Off Klnt. 14 In aU Innings:
off Cooktniham, I In ona Inning. Bsse on
ballal OS) Hall, I: off Kins, I: off Ro
nald., 1: off Cooklnthsm, 1. Struck out:
Br Hall, 1. .
Cora, second emal
- DENVER. :
AB. R. H. P0. R. E.
Millar, rf 14 1 14 1
Kellher, aa 14 4 1 4 4
Oakaa. ef ........ I I 4 1 It
Butahar, If .11114 4
Cola, tfc ,....... 1 4 111 I
Drar, tb ......... I t 4 4 I I
Shields, lb ....... 1,14 I 4 4
Shestak, . ....... I 14 14 0
Sterser, n ........ I 4' 1111
TotsJi C..!...,.i4 4 "T 14 10 1
, TOPEKA.
. AB. R. R. Pa R. E.
Aflor. Ik ........ 14 14 4 4
Behwoftsar. If .... I 11 I I I
D.vor.. rf .11 4 1 4,4
Eiwlo. Ik ........ 11.11 4 0
Krnm af -11 1 I 4 4
CoebTan. aa Ill 11 1
Goodwin, k I41S 1 I
Allan, a I'll 414
Umbatk, p ...... 1 4 4 14
TotaJa ..........11 i i ll "t "l
CaJM ana aavantk; asraamant.
Crov.r ..4 I 4 t I I 44
Topaka til 4 4 1 4 04
Horn mm 8ehwit.r. Tvro-baaa kit:
Goodwin. SuriSc. kltl Lambetk. Stolon
baaai Enila. Ban on ball.) Off Lambeth.
I: off Staraar, . Struck out: Br Lambetk,
4: br Staraar. 1. Hit bv pltekar: By Btar
ar, 1. Uaplroal Kana and Mullon.
Volunteer Soldiers to Be
. Lionized at Frontier Days
Chevenne. Wvo.. Tnlv 4. With thr
date of Frontier Days, July 26, 27, 28
and 29, but a fortnight distant, it ap
pears prooanie that the Wyoming Na
tional Guard, mobilized for the Mex
- ican compaign, will be in Cheyenne
during the big wild west show, and
the citizens' committee, which is ar
ranging for Frontier Days, is planning'
accordingly. - If they still are here
Frontier Days will be made the ve
hicle of a- splendid tribute to the
Wyoming volunteers. They will be
honored in numerous ways and 60.000
people from Wyoming and - other
states will see them pass in review.
Rourkei Back in Form
Moraine; fnnet.
rorHeto, If. ....
Smltb. aa. .......
Tkomaoon, af. ,
Lobor, rf
Lattlmoro, Ik. .
iohnaon, e. ....
WlUuuna, lb. ...
Mnrfi'mnm " I)
- Totals
AB. R. H. O. A. K.
4 4 4 1 4
4 1 11 4
El
.... i
M 1 II 11 I
: OMAHA. ' .
AB. R. H. rf. A. B.
Kmltk, If. , s 4 114 a
Kruc, tb. s i i
Thotnpaon, ef. ...... 4 4 1 t 14
Miliar, lb. 14 1 4 I
ttnrahall, a 4 1 4 4 4 4
forartba, rf, 4 14
Kllduff, as. . S11I44
Braek, p. I I I'll 4
Totals ...... ......u I 4 17 II "4
BotUd for But In ninth.
Llnoola 4 4444444 44
1W-baee bltoi Brink, Thompaoa. Double
Efr" .KW 10 K.l.llu" Miller. BMrifloe
hltai lattlmoro, Wlllbuni, Kor.ytb. Hlraek
outi Br JCnat, It bjr Brack. I.. Bnaeo m
W .Bait, 'fi offBrwnt tflffi
pitched bUi Kllduff br k.t Tnonaon,
1 KW-Wfjfe.H''":
1 . wpuwi JUMiOT
aaa.
Aftanoea fpjnsi
' . , UltCOIJt. s
Corilala, If.
Smith, if.
Lottlmora, Ik. ...
Wllllaaaa, lk. ....
Moraa, lb, ......
Rohtwr. r
tinworr, p.
ToUla
... ..n.i.u. i(, ,,,,,,
Knip, tb '.
Thotnpaon, ci. ....
Monhall, e.
.TotaJa
R. H. O. A. E.
5 t 4 1 t
0 I I 1 4
4 1 I 4 4
4 14 4 4
4 14 4 4
4 4 7 1 4
4 tail
1 lit
4 4 4 1 4
t 4 4 14
1 II U "I
B. H. O. A. K.
11 0 0
4 4 14 4
tills
4 1 14 1 4
11114
1 0 1 4
0 I I I I
J J J J J
1 "J ii 5
a. . - 1
oTbV-:::::: i i ir;
o-T""!1" f"l.w.. r. Double plan
5MtL Ittlmore, Thompaon, II nr.. Hacrl
!JgJL"' ; ". l-barrit. hmltktlduff.
LSl7S?nlLi?" l on bnaeo:
i22U? ' mn" l't. Umpire:
Wiches Drop Both
Games to Josies
St Joseph. Mo., lulv 4 c. r...ni.
captured both ends of a double header
today. Score . . . . . . . .
Jackaon, ef.'
Hatllns, lb. ,
roe. K
Orlfflllb, a. . ,
iritton .....
Cor, rf,
Lltaehl, aa. .
lUppa, lb. .,
DavU, p.
Totala....,
I
WICHITA
' AB,
. rf.- 4
O. Wllllama, IK
Jourdan, lb. ..,
McCaba, cf. ...
Sullivan, rf. ....
Klrkh.m, If. ..
Puaner, e.
Butler, lb. . ...
Keatlnf , an. .. . ,
Hovllk, p.
Totals ......
I
I
......II 9
BT. JOSEPH
AB. R.
R. H. O.
0 1
0 1 -4
I ,
1
1
1
10
4
i 14
H. O.
I
.......II I 11 II I I
St. Joaaph ... Illliasa v 1
Wichita ...... 4 4 4 0 4 4 0 4 44
Struck out: Hovllk I. D.vl. a. R..
ball.: Hovllk li Davie I. Btolan beam:
aacaoo (II. Mnrlnce hlta: Butl.r, Two
ba. hlta: Jourdan. Homo run: Hocllk.
htt on baaee: Bt. Joa ti Wlnhitk 1
Time 1:14. Umplrea Eckmu and Carney.
WICHITA. ;
A a. n tr n. a n:
Jackaon, ef. ........ I 4 4 1.4.4
Hotline-, lb I I I I I 4
Pox.'lf. s a 1 1 a a
Orr, e. 4 11 1 00
Brltton. lb. ......... 4 1 1 114
Coy, rf. 1 4 14 e
utacm, .aa. ,....,,, Ill lie
Rappe. lb. Ill 11 4
Ualarkar, p. I ,l I 1
Totals ........ ....It 1 1 it " "4
T. JOSEPH. ,
AB. R. H. O. A. BL
O. Wllllama, lb 4 1 1 I 1,4
Jourdan, lb. I 4 1 14 4 4
MoCaba, cf. I 1 I 1
Sulllv.n, rf. I 1, 1
Kirkham, It. I I I I 0
ruanar, e 4 4 4 1 4 4
Butler, lb........... I I I 4 I 4
Koatlnr, ae I I 1 11
J. Wllllama. p....... I I I I I
Touio 11 1 "1 n, t i
t Jooapk t.l 4 4 1 4 1 I
Wichita ...... .1 1 1 4 4 4 4 4 41
Struck out: By J. Wllllama. li br Malar
k.r. 4. Baaea on balla: Off William., 4 off
alalarkor. 1. Btolen baae: Fox. Two-hue
hit: Bulllvnn. Homo run: dray, left on
baaea: 81 Joaeph, I; Wichita. 4. Earned
rune: Bt. Joaeph. I: Wichita. 1. Time: 1:44.
Umplrea: Carney and Bckman.
. ' 'V
Henry Ford Gets Camp
On Fremont Island
Fremont, Neb, July 4. (Special.)
Henry Ford, the Detroit manufact
urer, has engaged a cottage on Fre
mont island, on the Platte river,
where he will camp out while in Fre
mont to attend the tractor meet,
August 7 to 11. President George F.
Wolr. of the Commercial .lub tend
ered the use of his camp to Mr. Ford.
-who will come to Fremont in hii pri
vate car lor a three-days' stay, tiis
son will accompany him. "
B00STERSTAKE TWO
Sioux City Loses Both Ends of
Double -Header to Des
Moines,
LEJEUNE WRENCHES KNEE
Sioux City, la, July 4V Sioux City
lost both games this afternoon to
Lies Moines. ' The Chamninne wnn
the opener, 10 to 0, and the second
tame, 9 to 7. Lejuene wrenched his
nee and will be out of the game
some time. Eddie Hahn in the
seconu game felt for the hidden ball
trick, bcore, first game:
DEB UOINKS,
AB. R. H. O. A. B.
Hahn, rf. I 1 1 0 4
Hunter, of. ..,.4 0 1 I I 4
Hartford, ee I 1 1 I T
M.loan. If, I 4 4
Jonee, lb 4 1 1 10 I 4
Claire, lb 4 I I 4 4 4
Bwomt. so. , .,4 l l 0 '1 4
Breen, e 4 I t I 1 0
Muaeer, p. ...I I I I 0
ToUla ...,'........11 14 II IT II I
luux C1TT.
AB. R. H. O A. M
Ollmora, If. 4 1 4 1 4 s
Wataon, rf. 4 0 4 0 4 0
Callahan, aa ... 4 4 4 I I 0
Lojaune, cf i I 1 I I 4
Connolly, lb. ' 4 0 1 4 I - e
Met., lb 1 4 1 It 1 4
Mvinsston, e. ....... I I 4 I I 4
Cooney, lb... I 4 1 I I 4
Clarke, p. ,,l 4 o
Pfelater, p 1 4 0 4 - 0 4
Croaby 1 0 0 0 I 0
Qaepar, p 0 4 4 4 4 4
Totala 31 I 4 17 11 0
Batted for Pfelater In elihth.
Dea Molnea ..........1 4 0 1 1 1 4 4 410
8lou City 0 104044444
' Two-bane hlta: Hahn (2). Connolly. Lo
jaune, Hunter, Breen, Jonea, Claire. Saorl.
lira hlta: Hunter, Mtueer. Btolen baae:
Enoldt. Double plays: Hartford to Claire
to Jonea (2), Breen to Claire. Innlnga
pitched: By Clarke, 4-1: by Pfelater, 121:
by deeper, 1. Hlta: Off Clark, t; off
Pfelater, I: off Qaepar, I. Baaae on balla:
Off Clarke, 1; off IrTeleter, 1; off Muaaer, I.
oiruca -out: ay name, i; oy rretetor, l;
by Muaaer, I. Hit by pitched ball: By
Muaaer, (Gllmoreli by Pfelater. ( Claire 1.
Time: 1:10. Umpire: Shannon. v
ocore, aecono lame:
DEB UOINEB.
Aa R. H. O. A. E.
Hahn, rf. I I I 1 0 0
Hunter, cf 4 4 1 4 1 4
Hartford, aa I I I I 1 I
Uelou, If I I I t 4
Jonea, lb 4 I I It I 4
Claire, lb I Jt I 4 1 I
Ewoldt, lb. 11114 0
Bpakr, e I I I I I 4
Ollllgan, p. 0 4 0 1 1 1
Tnomas, p l p o 4 I 1
Totala
II I It If II I
BIOUX CITT.
AH. R. R. O. A. B.
Gllmoro, If, I I I I t 0
Wataon, rf ..I I I 4 1 4
Callahan, aa, ..4 I I I 4 0
Lajeuna, cf, I I I 110
Clark, cf. I I t t I 0
Connolly, lb. ..1-1 1-1 I 0
Met., lb, ,4 I 1 T 4 0
Croaby, c 4 0 111 1
Cooney, lb. I t I I 1 4
Oaakell, p I I 4 4 1 t
urover, p I I I 1 I I
Llvlni.ton ......... 1 0'4 t t 4
Touia . ..... T II 17 14 1
Batted for Orover In ninth.
Doa Molnea I t 0 4 4 0 t t I I
Sloui City 4 1414400 47
Two.baae hlta: Jonea (I). Three-baa
hit: Meloan.' More run: M.loan. Bacrlfloe
hlta: Humeri Thomae, Wataon (I), Calla
han, Croaby, flpahr. Double play: Oaakall
to Callahan to Mats. Innlnsa pitched: By
Qllllsan. 1 1-1: by Thomaa, I l-l: by GaakaU,
.1-3; by orover, 4 2-1. Hlta: otr oilllsan,
li off Thomaa, I: off Oaakell, 1: off Orover,
I. Baaee on balla: roff Olllltan. 1: off
Thomaa, I; off Oaakell, ll off Orover, I.
Struck out: By uaakell, li by orover, 2:
by Thomaa. I. Hit by pitched ball: By
Oaakell. (Hahn); by Thomaa, (Connolly).
Timet l-.ll. Umpire Shannon.
Standing of Teams
WEST. LEAGUE. NAT. LEAGUE.
Omaha .....4IM.4S4
Lincoln ....17 24.152
Wichita .'...II 24 .107
Denver 12 21 .472
Dae Monies .12 24 .422
Stool City .1117.122
Topaka 10 II .411
St. Joaeph .1111.421
AMER. LEAOUfl. I AMER. ASB-N.
New York ..40 IT .HtlKanaaa City 4411.111
Hlnneapona .12 12 .441
Indianapolis II 14 .III
Brooklyn ...II 22 .202
Boaton 12 27.220
Philadelphia II ! .540
New York .20 22.47
IChlcato 24 24 .424
Plttabursh .24 27 .471
St.' Loula ...22 10.411
IClnclnnatl ,.24 11.411
Cleveland ,.40 21.220
Cblcaao ....17 10.11
Boaton 17 II .244
Detroit ....II II .412
Waahruton II II .471
St Louie ...10 40.411
Falls. 17 47 .244
Loul.Tllla ...12 22.142
Toledo 12 22 .IO0
St. Paul ....20 26.441
Columbua ...27 17 .432
Milwaukee .34 41.242
Yeetorday's Result.
! ' WESTERN LEAGUE.
Denver, t, S: Topeka, S, I.
Wichita, I, 1: Bt. Joaeph. S, I.
Omaha, I, I; Lincoln, 2. 4.
Dee Molnea, It, ; Sioux City, 0, 7.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati, I. 2 ; St Loula, I, 4.
Philadelphia-Boston, rain.
: Brooklyn, 7, 4; Now York, I. 1.
Ckicaa-o, I, ti Plttabursh, 0, 1.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
St. Loula, 1, t: Ghieas-o, 1. T.
Detroit, I, I; Cleveland, 2, 4.
New York, 1, 4: Waakinston, t, I.
Boaton, 11. C; Philadelphia, i. 1.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbua, I, 4; Toledo, 4, 1. '
Indlanapolla, I, 4: Loui.vllle. t, I.
St Paul, 4, S Minneapolis, 2, t.
Kansas City, I. 1; MUwaukee, 1, i.
GAMES TODAY,
Western leasue Denver at Topeka, Wich
ita at Bt. Joaeph, Omaha at Lincoln, Dea
Molnea at Moux City.
National league Cincinnati at St. Loula,
Philadelphia at Boeton, Brooklyn at New
Tork, Chicago at Pittsburgh.
American league New Tork at Wash
ington, Boaton at Philadelphia.
Ritchie Will Learn
: To Be a Soldier
San Francisco, Cal July 4. Willie
Ritchie, former liehtweiKht cham
pion, announced his intention today
of learning the rudiments of another
profession of fighting and will go into
training next Monday as a soldier at
the Monterey, Cal, military camp for
civilians. Ritchie signed the enlist
ment roll! as a recruit for four weeks'
tuition under United States army offi
cers. The former champion wrote hit
real name, U. i.. Meltin.
Seeres ef Momma Game.
At Louisville: ' R. B. B.
Indlanapolla 4 4 1 4 1 4 1 0 4 I I 2
Louisville I I I t I Tt I I 0
Batterloa: Carter and Schans; Boehlor
and Wllllama.
At Toledo: R. H. E.
Columbua .......I 14 0 4 0 4 1 l-e4 I 1
Toledo 00004104 4 I 1
Batteries: Bedlent and Bailey; Murphy
and Devogt Sweeney, -
At Minneapolis: R. H. E.
St. Paul , I t I I 1 t t t I I 14 1
Minneapolis 4 1444444 41 4 I
- Batterloa: Orlner and Clemone; Burk and
Owena.
Seeres of Afternoon Go roes
At Louisville : 1 R. H. B.
Indianapolis 14 14 14 4 1 44 I I
Loulevllle ...I 4 4 4 4 1 1 1 44 I I
Batterlea: Dawaon and Orooeettl Middle
ton and LaLonaa.
At Bt Paul: - R.H. E.
Minneapolis ,,...4 I I t t t f I 4 I 4 4
Bt Paul ........I 1 1 4 t 4 I t I 11 1
Batterlea: Hopper and Land: rinn.ran
and demons.
At Toledo; . '. K.K. a.
Columbua ...,...t 4 I t t 1 S 44 4 4
Toledo tl4ltltl 44 14 4
Batteries: Vance and . Mmrphyi Bedlent
and Sweeney.
At Milwaukee (first game): R. Jf. B.
Kansas City .111)11111 I I I I
Milwaukee ... .1 1 1 4 4 I I I I 41 7 I
Batteiiea: Crutcher end Berry; Young
and Bevorelt.
At Milwaukee (second game):' R. H. E.
Kanaae City .,,.1 4 4 1 4 4 4 4 41 4 4
Milwaukee .,.,..1 4 I 4 4 I 4 4 I 4 4
Batteries: Sandsre and Margrave; Com
eteck and Bear,
G. W, Stroup Romps
Away With Memorial
Tropny at Trapshoot
G. W. Stroup. one of the younger
of Omaha's trapshooting sharks, won
the Billy Townsend Memorial tropny
at the annual shoot held yesterday by
breaking eightyeight targets out of
100.
Owing to the rain of the morninsr.
only a handful orthooters turned out
for the day's program, which included
six events, three merchandise prizes
being offered in each.
Almost everybody shootine man
aged to grab at least one prize, with
stroup the Dig winner, in addition to
his capturing the Memorial trophy,
which he holds for one year. '
The scores were: G. W. Stroup, 88;
Ray Kinsley, 86; Don McCown, 84;
Frank Ellison, 83; W. Reetz. 80; Hoi
lingsworth, 75, all out of 100 targets;
L. H. Cook, 37 out of 50; Doc Hall,
is out ot t).
Caddock Wins From
Demetral at Anita
Anita, la, July 4. (Special Tele
gram. Caddock won from Demetral.
the first fall in nineteen minutes and
twenty five seconds, with a full nel
son and body scissors; second fall in
six minutes, nine seconds, ' with top
double wrist lock. Demetral was on
the defensive throughout, v
North Platte Drops Third
Game to Cleaners of Lincoln
North Platte, Neb., July 4. (Spe
cial Telegram.) Seven errors count
ed materially in North Platte's drop
ping the third game to the Lincoln
Cleaners and Dyers. The visitors took
the long end of a 2 to 0 score, both
runs coming in on North Platte er
rors: Walworth and Myers had a'
nifty pitchers' battle, Myers allowing
three hits and whiffing seven men.
The Cleaners took fie hits off Wal
worth and six of them fanned the air.
Score: R H E
Lincoln ...4 0 4 1 4 4 4 1 41 I i
North Platte 1 4444444 04 I T
Batterla: Myers and Ajna; Walworth and
Ramsay.
Jack Dillon Knocks Out
Jim Flynn in Fourth
Dewey, Okl., July 4. Jack Dillon
of Indianapolis knocked out Jim
Flynn, Pueblo fireman, in the fourth
round of their icheduied fifteen-round
bout here today.
A left hook to the jaw followed by
a hard right cross sent Dillon's op
ponent to the floor for the final count.
The first two rounds were even, while
Flynn led in the third. In the fourth
the fireman went to the canvas twice
for a count of eight before Dillon
sent home the blows that won the
fight.
SUPERBAS BEAT v
THE GIANTS TWICE
Brooklyn Capture Both Ends
of Double-Header From
McGraw's Men,
VICTORS LN TWO TEATS
Today's Calendar of Sports
Tochtlngi Fleot ef Kastora Tackl ctak
wJU rendeavona at kTjtrkMMsA Maw, loa
the annual .eralso, . .
No'o' Booting I Annual romvoatloa of the
at'eKl. Valley rower Host ass.clatlsa.
Half; Ctoet of ootrteu fortke amateur
eha.inplon.hlp tonrumenl of the Weetera
Golf usoclafloai unul okkmploashlr tonr-
Bad Conght Povatlskf Urlawyt 7
These ailment, woakoa your system. Don't
wal). tlao Dr. Bells Plne-Tar-Hcner. It
allaya tnftammatton, kills lrma. lie. All
druggist. Alvortliuuaat.
New York, July 4. Brooklyn won two
games from New York here today T to I
and I to I, In the afternoon game the
visitors pounded Tesr.au hard. New York
hit Smith hard early In the guns, but ho
waa ateady In the pinches. Than was a
humorous piny In the nfth Inning when
Mowroy, the Brooklyn third baeemaa waa
retired trying to steal second base while
the baaee wore ' full,
Brooklyn won a loo.ely played game In
the morning. Both pitchers who started
the game, Cheney and Perltt, were knocked
out of the box In the Ural Inning. The
Olanta ecored Ave rune In the opener, but
the Brooklyns peaaed htem In the firth
when they cored four runa on. four hits and
three errors. Bt-ore first game:
BROOKLYN, NEW TORK. .
AB.H.O.A.B. ARun.m
n,!.l?P'.L' ill1. 0Burn..lf 62100
Daub't.lb 6 0 11 OKauff.cf 1 1 0 0 0
Stengel.rf 4 111 4n.ouah.cf 1 4 4 4 4
" ' ' ;kod son.n 4 2 2 4 0
Mow'y.lb I I I 1 Irmvi. 9h e . i a
Cuto w,2b 4 4 11 lFieVr.ss 4 12 7 2
O'Mara.aa 4 14 4 ljierkle.lb 4 113 1 0
Mlller,c 4 114 4HcK'lo.lh 4 112 0
Cheney.p 0 0 0 0 0Rr,,,n t 2 , 1 j
"'t v v v ermtt p 0 Q 0 0 0
, , Jrr7Tt77rMath'0n'P 10110
Totala..2211S7 1S 2u,beTl 1 0 0 0 0
Schauer.p 0 0 0 0 0
Kelly 0 0 0 0 0
Renton.p 0 0 0 0 0
Kocher 1 0 0 0 0
TOU1S..2S 12 27 16 3
x batted for Mathewson In Tth.
xx batted for Schauer in 4th. "
xxx batted for' Benton In Ith.
Jlrooklyn ..... I 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 07
New York ...4000WU1W v e
Two ha.e hits: Johnston. Wheat.' Stolen
bases; Stengel, Mowrey, Fletcher. McKeck
nle, Miller, Merkle. Double play: Johnston,
Cutshaw and O'Mara. Bases on balls: Off
Perrltt 1; Mathewson 2: Marquard 2. Hits
and earned runs: Off Perltt 4 hits i runs
In one-third Inning: oil Mathewson 7 hlta
2 runa In I 2-3 Innings; ore Bchnauer i nit
lo runs in 1 innlns: off Benton no hlta no
runa In 1 Inning: Cheney I hits I runs In
2-2 Ingnt; off Uarquard 7 hlta no runs in
8 1-2 Innings. Struck out by Mathewson
3; by Schauer Ij by Benton 1: by Cheney 1;
by Marquard 1. Umplrea O'Day and Bason.
score aecona game:
. nunnirT.TV NEW YORK.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.B.
Jnston,cf 1 1 4 0 0Bume,lf S 1 2 0 0
Daub'Mb I 1 10 1 OKauff.cf , 4 1 1 t 1
Stengel.rf 1110 OBob'son.rt 4 114 1
Wheat.lf 4 1 I t 0Doyle,2h I I I 1.1
Mowy,3b 1111 OFlerr.ss 4 4 14 1
Cuts'w.lb 4 1 1 I OMerkle.lb 4 111 1 1
O'Mara.ss 1111 lMcK'le.JO 4 1110
Mtller.o 4 14 0 ORarlden.o 4 1110
Smith, p 4 10 1 0Tesreau,p 14 114
Libert 1 0 4 4 0
ToUla.,11111711 1
. . . Totals. .17 III IT 4
x hatted for Tesreau In l.ht
Brooklyn ..... tttlllttt I
New Vork .....4 1 4 1 4 4 4 4 41
Two base hit: Wheat. Three base hit:
Cutahaw, Miller. Homo run: Merkle.
Btolen baaea: O'Mara, Stengel, Cutshaw (I).
Double play: XlcKochnle to Merkle. Bases
on balla: Tesreau I; Smith 1. Earned runa:
Tesreau I; Smith 1. Struck out Tesreau li
Bmlth I. Umpires; O'Day and Bason.
. Cake and Pirates Divide.
' Pittsburgh. Fa., July 4. Chicago and
Pittsburgh broke even hero today, the for
mer winning the morning game, I to 4, and
the letter the afternoon conteet. 1 to 0.
Good pitching by Vaughn resulted In the
first shut out. Tne nraiee won ine after
noon game tn the eighth Inning, safe bunts
by Carey and O'Brien and Hlnchman'e eln
gle roaultlng In the winning run. Bcore:
CHICAOO. PITTSBURGH.
ABHO.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
Zelder.lh 4 111 lCsrey.cf 4 14 10
Flack.rf 4 111 OO'Brlen.lf 112 0 1
Wll'ms.ct 4 1 0 0 0Wagner.es 1 4 0 4 1
Z'm'r'n.lb 14 11 OH'ch'n.lb 4 1110
Tinker. lb t t 0 1 OSchullI.lb 4 10 0 1
'Schulte looo otrteuo,rc s o e v u
Mann.lf 4 4 3 0 0B.lrd.lb 14 4 11
Saler.lb 4 111 lOlbson.o 117 10
Flscher.c I ,1 T 0 4U'maux,p I 0 1 I 0
MTgan.aa 10 111
P'd'g'st,p 2 4 0 2 0 Totala tt 7 27 16 4
Totals iTT,M I
'Batted for Coatello In ninth. I
Batted for Jacoba In eighth. - 1
Chicago 4 1 1 0 1 0 4 41
Pittsburgh ,. 0 t t 0 0 t 0 0 40
Two-base hits: zeldar, Mann, .wagner.
Btolen bases: Zimmerman. Baler, Mann.
Bases on belle: Off Vaughn, 1; on Kant.
lehner. 2: off Jacoba. 1. Hite and earned
runa: orr Kantlehner, I nits ana s runs in
three and one-third innlnge; oir J .rose, i
hit and no runa In four and two-thlrde In
nlnsa: off Adams. 1 hit and no runa tn
ons inning. Struck out: By Vaughn, 1; by
Kantlehner, 2; by Jacobs, . a. . umpires:
Klem and Emelle.
CHICAOO. , PITTSBURGH.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.B.
2l.lder.lb I 1 I I OCarey.cf 4 4 110
Flack.rf 4 111 0O-Brton.lt 4 4 14 0
Wirmi.tr till 0 Wgner.ee 42110
Z'm'r'n lb 4 l 4 s iH-ch-nio i e i i i
U.nn.lf 4 114 Oftr.haltx.rb 4 1111
S.ler.lb 1114 4 Ctellcrt I 111 0 0
riscner.o e e A v-riox ... v v v
M'l'gsn.ae I t 1 1 0B.lrd.lb 4 1110
Vaughn.p till CWlleon.o 14410
K'ntl'r.n 14 110
Totals II 10 IT It IJscebe.p 114 4 0
.Schmidt 1 4 4 0 0
Adams,p 0 0 t 1 0
: Totals ll"t 2T1I "2
' Bcore.' sseond game: .
Batted for Tinker In ninth.
Chicago , 0 t I 0 0 t I 0 40
Plttaburgh ....v-4 4 1 4 1 4 4 1 1
Two-baao hlta: Zeller. Fischer. O'Brien.
Stolen bass: Zimmermen. Bacrlfloe hlta:
Mulllaan. Wagner. Balrd. Double play
Zimmerman to Baler. Basse en balls: Oft
Prendoreast. 1. Earned runa: Off Frender
gas, 1. 8truck out: By Pronderga.t, 6; by
Mamaux, a,, umpires 1 Klem and wmsue.
Red 8oX Win Two,
Philadelphia. July 4. Boston won both
games hero today. 11 to I and 6 to 2. In
tha morning the visiters pounded Haaeel
bacher'B delivery, while tha home team plied
un errors. This afternoon Maya held the
home team down to three hlta and Boaton
bunched hlta off Bush with Philadelphia .1
errors, score, morning game:
CINCINNATI. BT. LOUIS.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.E
Oroh.lb 1112 0Bet.el.lb I I I I 1
Hersog.sa 111 IBescher.lt I 1 I t 0
Neale.er lose eing.ri s 1 x f n
Kllllfer.lt 4 4 14 lMlller.lk 4 114 0
Qrtfrh.rf 4 4 I t eoons'e.lh I 1 14 4 0
Wlngo,o 4 111 4WIUon.cf 1114 9
Mollw i.lb I 1 11 I esmlth.cf I 1 I I 0
Knetaer till ISnyder.o 41110
Schults. till lCorhan.ea 44110
Mitchell. till OMeado'cp 41110
-uiarne 1 e e e-aiutiar t 1 e ejij
Totals. .It 4 14 It I Totala.. 14141714 II
' "naa for atoraov la nm.
Ran for Srhuttx In fifth.
Batted for Mollwlts In ninth.
Batted for" Smith In fifth.
Cincinnati ...,a,..0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 13
Bt. Louis 2 3 0 0 1 0 1 1 8
Two-baee hlta: Meadows, W'lngo. Home
run: Beecher. stolon bases: Long (2).
Oonxalee, Fisher 12). Double plays: Miller
to Corhan to Oonxalee. Mollwlts (unessUted),
Corhan to Miller to Gonsalea. Bases on balls:
Oft Schulte. 1 ; off Mitchell, 1 : off! Meadows.
6. Hits and earned runs:. OffSchults, T
pies. 1 runs in lour innings: off Meadows, 4
hits. I run. In nine Innlnsa ntf uit.h.n .
hits, I rune in four innlnge. Struck out: By
"ohults, 1; by Meadowa, 1. Umplrea: Btgler
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
Qron.lh itas in.i..i h 1 a n
Hersog.sa I 1 4 T 0Hug'ns,2b 4 0 110
Stt ?'',a ! ! ! ' OBescher.lf 4 17 10
5i!!!itr-' OLong.rf III44
Qrtffh.rt 1114 0M'ler.2blb I 1 4 4
Flaher.lb I 1 1 1 lGonza!es,o 116 0 0
Wlngo.o 116 1 OSmlth.cf 1114 4
SXIUII W SklD SB Vim D IINnvrla,F h K V IS 1 A
SohJl'der.p 6 10 1 OCcrhan'.sa I 1 I I 1
ToUls.,43 io"ll 17 l'BuUer 0 0 0 0 0
Wilson t 0 0 0 0
Hornsby 114 0 0
' Totals. .37"i'2ill2
One out when winning run acored.
Batted for Corhan In eleventh.
Batted for Amee In eleventh.
Battsd for Hugglns In eleventh. ,
Cincinnati 1000200000 4 I
St. Loula ,...0 111000400 14
Two-base hit: Consoles. Three-base hit:
Snyder. Home run: Smith. Stolen baaea:
Bescher (2), Herzog. Sacrifice hits: Neale.
Mollwlts. Double play: Herzog to Wingo
to Mollwlts. Bases on balls: Off Schneider,
9: off Ames, 2. Hits and earned runs: Off
Schneider, 9 hits, 4 runs In ten and one-third
innings; off Ames, 10 hits, 1 runs In eleven
Innings. Hit by pitched ball: By Ames.
KllUfer. Struck out: By Schneider, 6; bv
Amee, 3. Umpires: Rlgler and Harrleon..
Auto Races at Sioux
City Are Postponed
"Sioux Citv. la.. Tnlv 4 Sinnv Citv
automobile races postponed on ao
count of muddy track. The races
will be run Saturday.
Ohlowa Defeats W cm tern.
Ohlowa. Neb., July 4. (Special.) Ohlowa
defeated Weitem yeaterday, 4 to 2. Domeier
for Ohlowa waa unuaually effective, keeping
the opposition hits well scattered and whif
fing ten men. The ncore: r,h IS
Weatem ........0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 8 A
Ohlowa 0 0 0 0 S 1 0 0 4 U 3
Two-base hits: W. Domeier. Struck out, by
Domeler, ten; by Caldwell, 6. Bases on balls:
Off Domeler, I; off Caldwell, 3. Batteries:
Caldwell and Vanlleu; Domeler and Domeler.
Umpire: Brlnkmann. , I
Welsh and Wokast I
Will Fight Tonight
Denver, Colo., July 4. Freddie
Welsh, lightweight pugilistic cham
pion, and Ad Wolgast, former title
holder, were said to be in perfect
condition for their fifteen-round con
test here tonight. The bout it to be a
no-decision affair. Only in event of a
knockout by Wolgast would the
match have any bearing upon the title.
Ugly Duckling Wins
. Fifteen-Mile Race v
St. Paul, Minn. July 4. Ugly Duck
ling IV. owned by Harry Godley, e
Davenport, la., won the class D.
fifteen-mile race here today in the
annual regatta of the Mississipi Val
ley power boat association from a
field of four starters. Time: 32 min
utes, 14 seconds, or at a rate of 27.9
miles per hour. 1 V
P. D. Q. V., owned by A. G Strong
of Burlington, la., finished second,
covering the course in 41 minutes,
26 seconds.
. , . X.
The Cornlea team took ravsnf - from
the local team at Corn lea Sunday by
shutting it out 3 to 0. Score:
LtndRsy 0 0 0 . 0 900 fl 0 3 2
Cornlea ........ 0 t M M 0 I 0 I 1 2
Batteries: Cornlea. O. Krusa and O. Oik,
Lindsay, Hayes and Redmond. Umpire)
Lustenkfe, Next Sunday Cedar. Raplda
comes here.
Indians Defeat Hlnden. f
Minden, Neb,, July 8. (Special Telerram.)
Before a crowd of about 1,600 the Ne
braska Indians defeated the Minden club
on the local around a this afternoon. The
feature of the gams was the hitting ot
P. Boasen, who on the first trip to the
plate knocked the ball . out of the lot.
Bcltzer of the Indians also drove out a
home run. Batteries: Indians, Watkins and
Meyers; Minden, Adams and Robb,
Duma Suspended.'
London; July a. A Reuter dispatch from
Petrograd says an Imperial ukase has bee
issued suspending the sittings of the dum
until November 14.
Next Saturday
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