x'HE BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1916.
BRINGING UP FATHER
Copyrtht, 1(11, '
International Neva 8rr)c.
Drawn for The Bee by George McManus
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RODRKES EYEH
UP TOPEKA SERIES
Barwell Proves Jnst What
Local Sluggers Are Look
tag lor.
riVZ BU5S IN TES FIB8T
The Rourkei completely apoiled the
afternoon for in imbitioui yoong min
ntmed Burwell jrciterday, and in
cident cleaned up Topeln, 10 to 4,
evening up the (erlee. f; '
Burtfell, who bounced into the
Topeka lineup from goodnen knows
where, i( willing worker who tries
to throw the ball pait the batten. His-
aucceu was not remarkable. I ne nan
came up to the plate with plentv of
speed and little else, ana most oi tnc
time it was right in the alley. - '
Andy how the Rourkes loved it
Earl Smith whaled out a home run
to open the game, he being the first
man at bat. The ball cleared the
Titrht field fence and bounced off the
Metz sign. Krug w(S safe on Good
win ( error, and when snag inomp
son bunted to Burwell the , latter
chucked the ball over Agler'i head,
and everybody wa( (afe. s I .. '.
Miller then dumped another bunt in
- Burwell's direction', which the latter
fielded, but, not desiring to throw the
ball away as he had done on the pro
ceeding play, waited long enough for
Miller to reach first before he at
tempted to mike the play. That filled
the sacks, y 4 . ' . v, : ; i
f Making a CleavvUp' "
The clean-up brigade then got busy.
Krueger'a smashing single to left ac
counted for. Krug and J. Thompson,
snd Forsythe's double to center put
Miller and Krueger over the plate.
Burwell then stiffened and retired the
side in one-two-three order. '"
That made five rune, and as" the
Kawa managed to land but four dur
ing the afternoon, the other Rourke
scorei were of minor , importance
However, three of them were made
in the fourth on singles by Krug and
Miller, an error by Goodwin which let
Krug score, and Krueger's home run,
a hard drive to lett which got by
everybody and escaped pursuit long
enough for Ernie to negotiate home.
The other two were scored in the fifth
on Kilduffs triple; an error which
gave) Pete a chance to acore and put
Burg on second from where he got
round the sacka on C. Thompson's
sacrifice, and Smith's sacrifice fly.
After the fifth Mr. Engle, who man
age( the Kawa, decided that it would
be inhuman to permit the Rourkei to
hive any more fun with Burwell, and
- took him out of the box. Doyle (top
ped the home guard short. -,
Thompson had one bad inning, the
1 third. " Allen singled to Center, and
Burwell fanned. - Kilduff muffed De
vore's grounder, Allen going to sec
ond, and on a beautiful hot-and-run
play Agler doubled to the center field
fence, (coring Allen and Devore with
room to spare. Engle's (ingle to left
scored Agler, but Goodwin fanned and
Schweitzer grounded out.
Cochran's double, an infield out and
Allen's, infield single scored the other
Ksw run in the sixth. .
Smith H(( Great Day.
Smith's all around play was the fea
ture. He copped a homer in the first,
drove in another run with a Sacrifice
. fly, i caught Engle at second by quick
fielding after he had landed an appar
. entry cinch double, and also made a
backward leaping catch of a high drive
by Defate.
The game wound up the Topeka
series, and Denver is on the bill this
afternoon, auto race or no auto race.
Sioux City Blanks '
t Wolves of Wichita
Sioux City, la., July 14. Sioux
City, niade it three out of four bv
blanking Wichita. 4 to 0. Clark held
the? isitors to four hits, two of
which came in the ninth. Score
. WICHITA.
Slugging Did Itt
yk
Smith, If
Krai. Sk
J. Ttianaeaa,
Millar la....
Krnmf.
Burf. (a
C. Thai
AHA.
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Tata.,
Davar, rf.....
Aalar. Ik......
n,U, (k
(Maawin, n. ..
Mohweltaer, at.
CMkna, If ...
nefata, as
Allen, a..
Burwell, p....
Monro, a .... .
Derle, ....,.
kruger ,
M 1(
Toruu.
AB. B.
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H. O.
A. B.
! :
SDPERBAS DROP
ONE J0 BROWKS
Appleton Weaken ' in fifth
Inning and Ii Hit for
Four Buns.
SIX TO TWO AS, THE SCORE
Standing of Teams
.V.. ...... M 1(
'BatteS far Darto alatk.
Oman
fopaki
Ban
Hits
.(((SI I
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HIU
ToMkn
. ,...v w s a w
S...1 1(111
Kroeger, dmltli.
kltl midufl. Twa-kaaa fcltal r
uaanraa, giw. wn ,T. Ii
J. Tr.en.peaa, C. Tnamneoa, BIMaff.
nea ,17 1 hum. --
I ( 1
1 ( U
( ( ( 4
I ( 111
Tlka I),
flee kllai
I a.Mi
t.u. Lui Miller. Uaa-
fcla alar si C. tnampaan to KUIuff, Bars to
kr C. Thominaa, (. HIU I Off Barwall, 11
In fin tonlai.i aff Darla, I In ikraa tonlnaa.
Tlaai liM. tlmplwal Halll aa4 Millar.
LINKS JIN THE FINAL
Take Lait of Series With
Denver by the Score of
r four to One.
FIELDINO SAzES GARDNER
... Lincoln, July 14. Lincoln won the
final garni of the Denver series',, 4 to
1, by batting West, opportunely.
Gardner was hit hard in the early
stages of the contest, but fast fielding
lived him. Score
Carllila, If...,
vmitn. H..t...
Thonuuen, )of.
U.br, If
ummora. id.
HunMr. Ik...
Moraa lb,,...
Rohrar, c.....
uaranar, p.i.
ToUla.....
Jackiaii cf.
roa. If. ..
Cor. rf.' ....
. Orar. c. ...
Britton. Sk.
Hatllnc, Sb.
LIUchI, Ik,
- Rappa. Ik. .
tltiffln. p.
arwith .,
' TaUla ...
Oilmora. If.-.1
Walaon. rf.
Callahan, aa.
Mll. lb. ...
Connollr, Ik.
Caonax Ik. .
Ijajauaa, ef. t
;irk, p. ..
.11
R. O.
S I
SIOUX C1TT.
ab. n.
1 'I
A. !
s 1
St
Toula
Battel far Orlfntk
Wlcklta (
llaai Cllr ... I I I
, ST 1!
in olntlf.
I I I (
1(111
tft an kaa: (Ion CI it, . : Wichita, I.
ritit kaaa on arrora: Rloax City. 1. (aerl
flea Mta: l.lvlnaaton, Wataoa. Coonar. La.
ana, .. Twa-baaa hlta: Connoly (II. Itolon
Imjim: Ollmora. Wataon. Doubla play:
f'nanay to Callahan te Mats, (truck au.tr
Br Clark. (; by Orlffln, a, BaaM an kalla
tiU Clark. 1. Wild pilch: Orlffla. Vmplra
(Ujta. v .... .
,r:-f ?,i.f
Miller, rf...
Kallahar. H
Oakaa, 01.,.
Cola, If
Dyar, lb.
(hlalda, lb.
Lloyd, lb...
(haatak. a..
Waal, p.r.,
'Butchar ..
Totala., ,
DBNVBR.
? J AB. B. .
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1
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DENVER.
, . A 8. R.
4 I
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Ballad tor Waal la alatk.
Danvar ....... I I 1 I ( (
Lincoln ,,.,.1.1 I I I I I
Two-fcaaa hlta: Carllala. Thomaaon, Millar,
Chaatak, Kallahtr. (tolan baaa: Carllala.
laortflca hlta: Imlth. Thomaaon. Lobar.
(track out: By Gardner, I. Bftata on balla:
Off Oardnar. 1: off Wait. I. Left en baaeai
Lincoln. I: Denver. I. Time: 1:1a. Urn-
plrea: - Anderaon and Bokman.
Boosters Beat St.
"Joseph Drummers
Dee Moinee, la., July 14. A wild
pitch by Patterson, following Ewoldt's
hit ind two infield outs, gave Dei
Moinei i run ind the victory in a 1 to
0 contest. F, C. Zehrung attended the
game and announced after an inquiry
into me ugni nere w eonesoay Be
tween Umpire Carney and Catcher
Fusner of St. Joseph that he had
reprimanded and fined Carney $50 and
turner iiu. score:
Stv Louis, Mo July 14. Appleton,
after holding St. Louis to two hits
in four innings, weakened in the fifth
and Was hit for a triple, two singles'
and gave three bases on balls, which
netted St. Lodii four rum, and the
series with Brooklyn Here-today, 6 to
Z. Williams pitched a masterly Vame
throughout. Score:-'- n ' - ' . .
-t buookltn. ;; homt. -.
AB.H.O.A.B. 1 AB.H.O.A.B.
Joh'lon.cf till OBeuel.lb' t. ,.; 1- 1 0
D'bert.lb I S 7' 4 0B acher.lt 4- 1 I ;i 0
(tenael.rf 4(14 OBmlth.cf I J I I 0
Wheat.lf 4 110 OMIIler.Jb ( I t I 0
Ho'rey'lb 4 I 1 T OH'n.by.lb 4 S 10 0
C'lhaw lb 4 S I 4 0Wlleon.rf ..( J0 0
Oati.aa 4 111 OO'naalea.e S 1.1 I 0
McCarty.c till 0Corhan.aa 4 0,14 1
Ap'leton.p I 110 OWIIl ine.p I 1 0, I 0
Coomba.p 0 0 0 0 0 :.J!
Omara 1 0 0 0 0 totl,M 10 17 15 1
j .:'-.
Toutla.ll 114 14 0 V fl
Batted for Appleton In clehth. ,
Brooklyn ..... 0 0 0 0,1,0 ,11
(t. Louie ( ( I 0. 4 ; I ' 4
Two-baae hit: 6uuhaw. Thraa-baae hlta:
Smith, Hornaby. (tolan baaeai Bmlth, Bet.
el, Cutahaw (I). Double playe: Cutehaw
and Dauberti (mitt and Oonaatea. Baeee
on balla: Off Appleton, I; off Wtlllarne, I:
off Coomba, 1. Hlta and earned runa: Off
Appleton, 7 hlta, 4 runa In aevan innlne(
oft Coombo. I kite, I runa la one Innm:'
Off Wllllame, I rune. Struck out: By Ap
pleton, 1: by Wllllami, 1. Umplrea: Byron
and Orth.
. . Olaata Take Laat Ona.
Cincinnati, July 14. New Tork took the
laat lama of the aerlaa, a ten-lnnlna con
teat from Cincinnati today, I to a The
vlaltorl made Ihelr flrat r(h In the eecond
ipnlni, when Doyle wee firen hie baee on
balla. Doolan aacrlfloed.. Doyle did not atop
at second and Ckaaa threw the ball over
Hertof's head, allowlnr Doyle to aoore. In
the fourth Doyle elnaled, took eecond on
an out and acored on uerkle'a alnf la. The
local team tied the acore In the alith limine
off a double by (ohnelder and two alnglce..
TKa wlnnlna run wae made In the tenth.
when Burne elnaled, took third oh Ktlllfer'e
tumble and acored on Kauri e omnia, acore;
NSW TORK. CINCINNATI,
AB.HO.Ai;. AB.H.O.A.B.
Burne.lf II I I lLouden lb I 1 I I 0
v.nrr cV 1 1 t 0 ONe'lo.ef.rf 4 10 0 0
Rob't'n.rt 10 10 IH.r.oi.tb 10 1(0-
Doyle.lb 4 111 OChaae.lb 4 I 11 I 1
Denlanaa 110 1 OMcll'tl.lb 0 0 1(0
Merkle.lb I III I Orieher.ea I I I I 0
McK'la.lb 1(11 larflth.rf 10 1(0
Lobert.lb 0 10 1 OEmmer.lf 0 0 0 0 0
Rarldan.a 4 V 7 I OK rer.li.oi e i u r
Bcnton.p I 0 I I OWInao.o 1(14 0
Woueh 1 I S 0 OSrh'eder.p 1114 0
'Orok 1 0 0 0 0
Totale.IT 10 10 11 lCtai'ke 10 0 0
Huhn 110 0 0
: ' ToUla.lt 110 11 3
Batted far UcKarhnla In ninth.
: "Belted for Griffith In ninth. . i
' "Batted tor Wlnao In tenth. t,
Batted for (ohnelder In tenth. .
New Tork,. 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 11
Cincinnati ,.( 0000(0 0 0 0 I:
Two.baaa hit: Schneider, (tolen baeee:
Planer, Neale, Kauff. (ecrlfleo hlu: Benton.
Baaeo on balla: Off Benton, 1 ; off Schneider,
1. Barned rune: Off Benton. I: off
gohnotder. 1. Hltb y pitched ball: By Ben
ton, Horiog. (truck oat: By Benton, li by
acnneiaer, e, , umpirea: nigier ana nam--
Caba Trias FhUa.
Chlcaao, July 14. Craahlnl hltr-nff R1y'
lava Chicago another win ever Philadelphia
today and an even break In the eerlee.
Prenderaaet allowed only one kit up to the
elantn, wnen the cnamplona hammered out
four for three runa. He lave way to Seaton
after aood singled In the ninth. Kelly, the
Cuba lataet acquleltlon, drove In the flrat
Chloaao runa and played well In the field,
(care;
PHILADELPHIA. CHICAGO.
ti.no.ia ib.ho.iJ:.
r-kert.cf 1111 0Knaba.lb 4 1110
N'hoff.lh 10 11 OMann.rf I 0 0 1 .0
Stock.ee 14 10 11 Wtlll'a.cf I I I 0 0
Lua-uo.lb 4 111 lZ'rman.Bb 4 111,0
nana.,, f v t a 4 e v u
Oood.rf 4 14 0 OSchulte.lf 0 0 0 0 0
B'croft.ea 10 4 1 OSaler.lb 4 110 0
uyrne.ib tool OMuiranaa a a l i t
Kllllfer.o 10 11 OArcher.o 4 1 I 0 i
WEST. XEAOUB. NATL LEAGUE-
W. L. Pct. W. L. Pet.'
Omaha : ,.AW ,(SS Brooklyn .;.44 21.401
Lincoln .. ..41 14 .082Boeton 3l30.lt
Dea Holue .31 34 .IKIPhlla 40 13.1(6
Denver ,..,.31 tl.40tNew Tork... II 30.100
Wichita ..,.t7 1l.47IChlca'to ....3141.411
Topeka v.. .14 1 .468 PltUburgh . .17 42 .401
8IOUI City'. . 14 41 .46sSt. Louie. ...10 44 .410
St. Joaeph:.ll l .431Clnclnnati ..3114.217
AMER, LEAGUE AMER. ASSN.
V ' .W.L.Pct.1' " "' ' W.L.Pct
Near Tork,. 40 13 .713 Kanaka City 41 13 .III
Cleveland . .41 II .670 Indlanapolia 44 30.660
Boaton 41 14 .661 Loulavllle ..41 17 .-691
Chlcaao .,,,40 31.621
Detroit ....43 31.626
Waahlnrton 40 31 .610
Mlnneapotla 43 31 .631
Toledo 88 37.607
Paul 36 II .480
St. Loula..-..36 43.44lCotumbua ...8144.411
Phlla II 64 .l60Hllwaukea ..10 61.170
Yeoterday'e aWonlla. . '
J WESTERN LEAGUE!. - , .
Denver,! li-LUico.ln, -4. '
St. Joaeph; 0: Dea'Molnea, 'l:y-
Topaka. 4:':Omaha, 10. . .
, W.cBlta, (l. SlouaXlly, ,4. - -
NATIONAL LEAOX-E.
' Brooklyn, I; St. -Louie,, 4. - -'
Philadelphia, S; Chlcaao, 4. - .
New York, 3: Cincinnati, 3.
Boeton, 3: PHlebunh, 0. . ,
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland.' I: Waihtnston, 4.
Ohloafo.Phlladelphla, rain,
Detroit, 0-1; New Tork, 2-4.
St. Louie, 0; Boeton, 0 (seventeen In
nlnls, darkneee).
i AMERICAN ASeOCIATlON..
Milwaukee, 0; Colambue. 1. .
Kaneaa City, I: Toledo, 7.
St. Paul, I: Loulevllle, I.
Mlnneapotla, 11:. Indlanapolia, 1,
i " dames Today.
Weetern Leaaue Denver at Omaha. St.
Joseph at Sioux City.'
National League New Tork at St: Leula,
Brooklyn at Chicago. Boaton at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
American League Cleveland at waahlng
ton, Chicago at Philadelphia. Detroit at
New York, St. Louie at Boeton.
Bluffa Team Wants Game.
Brotherhood of Railway Employee win
have an open date Sunday and be willing
to play any amateur team, Call, day time.
J. Bcnukenlana, phone as. , call, evenlngo,
Black 2468. Would. Ilka (o play any Omaha
team.
McCaba. Of
Jourdan, lb.....
O. Wllllame, lb. .
Bulllvan, rf
Klrkham, If.,.,:
Kuener, o.......
Hargravea. ea. ..
Keating, ea
Patteraon, p, . , .
ST. JO(EPH.
AB.
X. O. A. .
! 6
,, Totals..'.,
' t '- !
' 1 ' '
Hunter, rf,..
nine, ci... ...
Hartford, ea.
Meloan. If...
Jonea, lb...
Claire, lb...
EwoldL lb..
Spakr. c....
10 4
DEI MOINES.
: . AB. R.
......... I I
I (
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I S
1 . s
........ s s
...... ..ii 1
( 4 0 0
0 SIS
4 11 14
Tetale ...II 1 I 17 11 1
St. Joseph ( 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 I I
Dea Moinaa o a i s a o o s a 1
Saorlflca hlta: MeCebe, Spahr. ' (tolen
baaa: Jourdan. Left on beeea: (t. Joeeph.
Ii Dea Molnee, I. Struck out: By Thdmaa,
I; by Patteraon, 1. Baaaa an balle: off
Thomae. t; off Pattereon, I. Wild pltehee:
Thomaa, Pattereon. Time: 1:16. Umplrea:
(hannoa and Carney.
American Aiisctatlaa.
At Columbus R. H. I.
Milwaukee ...... 11000001 44 1 1
Columbus ...... I I I I I I I (1 1 t
Batteries: Milwaukee, (kaokelford and
Mayer; Columbus, Cartia, Vanoa, Brady and
Pratt. . - ' . 1
At Toledo : ' . - - R. M. I.
Kansas City..., 0 1 040100 (1 t (
Toledo 0 I I 0 0 1 I I I 14 (
. Batterlae: Kaneaa City, Sandera and Har
grave: Toledo, Brady and (waaaay.
At Leulsrllle H. .
It Paul..,....., I 0 0 I 0 1 0 I 4 I S I
Loulavllle ...... 0 0 0 0 1 a 0 I 41. I I
Battariaa: It. Paul, Douglas and Olena:
Louisville. Perdue, Boehler ad Wllllama,
At Indlanapolia R. H. B.
Mlnnaapolle ... 0 0 0 4 4 1 0 0 1 11 14 4
Indlanapolia ... 010100010 I I I
Battarleal Mlnneapelta. Brarka a( Owaaa;
IndlaaapoUa, Aldiidga and Sokang. ...
Adsma.c 1111 0P'd'gaat,p I
Rlxey.p ,1 ( 0 0 0Seaton,p (
( s SO
(100
Mayer.p 110 0 0
Cooper ,1 0 0 0 0 Totals. 10 11 It 10 1
Cravath 1 0 0 0 1
'Totals. II 114 14 I '
Batted for Blaey In elith.
Batted for Mayar In ninth,
rhlledetahla .0 0 4 4 4 0 0 1 01
Chicago I 0 0 0 1 0 ( 1 I
Stolen basse: Wllllame. Byrne (1), Knaba.
(1). Sacrifice hlta: Prendergaat Mulligan.
Saorlflca fly: Nlehott. Double play: Mulli
gan to Baler. Bases on balla: Off Rlxey, 1:
off Mayer, I, Hlta and earned runs: Off
Rlxey, I hits, 4 -runs In five Innlnge; ofr
Mayer. I hlu. 1 run In three Innlnas. off
Ptondergaet, I hlta, I rune In eight innings
trone qui in nimn,; ott aeaton. no nila, no
runa in one inning, struck out: By Rlxay,
1: by Mayer, I; l.y Prendergaat, I. Umpires:
O Day and Beaoa.
Bad Saa Blank Ptrntaa.
Pittsburgh. July 14. flood pitching bv
Rt gan enabled Boston to shut out Pittsburgh
here today by a ecore of I to 4. Harmon
waa hit at oonortune ttmea. A baaa on hll.
and two hlta aave the visitor a sua In -th
flret Inning and In the ssvsnth two runa were
ecorea on singles by ooway ard Bagan and
rirsi,Ks aouoia. acore:
BOSTON. PITTSBURGH.
AB.H.O.A.B. 1I.H.O.A.I
M'vllls.es 1(11 SCaray.ct 4 110 0
Flt t k.Il 4 111 OC'l.llo.ir I I I 0
Wllhert.rf I 1 0 0 su-'mmm asset
Hears, If 1 0 4 0 OH'ch'an rf 4 (10 0
K'lchy.fb (111 0Parmer,3k 414(0
(mlth.lb i 111 OBalrd.lb 41111
Cdg'aa,Df 4IIS OJoh'ton.lb-1 1 It SO
Oowdy.e .lifts Wllacn.c 11414
Ragan,p 4 111 OHarmon.p 1(1(0
Adame.p .( I ( ( I
Totals. 14 III Hchulti I 4 4 0 0
.4, . . - . . Cooper.p ( 0- 0 0 0
'.'', "' Totato.s7"sili7"l
. Batted lor Adams IB eighth.
Boeton .....;..l-s I I I ( "( S ft I
Pittsburgh ....4 0 I I ( 0(0 0
Two-kaae hlta: Pitsoattlalr lit. flarav.
aennoe nit: Naranvllle. Doubla playe:
Oowdy to Maranvllle. Parmer to Johnaton.
Baeee an hallat Citt sin. 1, ..re w..mh
1: off Adams, 1. Hlta and earned runa: off
Harmon, I kite, I rune In aevan Innlnge: off
Adame, no hlu, no runa In one Inning: off
, "K", nil, ne runs in one inning, ntruca
cut, n, pagan. ay narmon, t( by cooper.
I. Umplrea: Klein and aiuialle. .
Bee Want Ads' serve hundreds daily.
PLAY SEVENTEEN;
INNINGS TO A TIE
Boston and St. Louis Unable to
Tally and Game Called
; by Darkness. . ,
KOOB MISSES THIRD BASE
- -Boatoiv July 14-Boston ind . St.
Louis played seventeen innings with
out (coring today, the game being
called-on account of darkness. The
visitors would have tallied in the fif
teenth had not Koob failed to touch
third base when he came from second
on a drive to left by Miller. Koob's
omission was detected and he was
tagged by McNally. after Mays had
been knocked down at the plate. Mays
was not seriously hurt, but he retired
from the contest.
The game was largely one of de
fense, both teams making some pretty
plays. Repeatedly they were in a
position to score, but either the pitch
ers tightened ud or a brilliant fielding
play prevented a run. The tie will be
played off as part of a double-header
tomorrow, score:
ST. LOUIS. BOSTON.
Shotten.lf 7
Joh'son.Sb I
Mlllir.rf I
Slsler lb 7
Pratt. 2t 7
M'sans.cf 6
Hartly.c I
Severld.o I
Lavan.es 6
Kobb.p 4
Borton 1
AB.H.O.A.B.
AB.H.O.A.B.
13 0 OHooper.rf
1 4 4 0 Barry. 2b 6 114
1 6 0 OLewls.lf (111
0 11 I OOalnar.lb 6 0 16 1
111 lWalker.cf 6 1 2 C
110 OH'Iksen.cf 1 0 3 0 0
Oil OO'dner.lb 31010
110 0McNly,3b 6 0 3 3 1
0 1 10 OHcott.ss 1118 0
0 0 6 OAgnew.c 0 2 14 4 0
0 0 0 OMays.p 6 1 I S 1
L'onard d 1 u 0 (I 0
Totals. 65 10 61 18 .1
. Totals. 61 14 61 17 I
Batted lot Hartley In ninth.
St. Louis. .'...;( 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Boston ,.....000 00000000 0 0 000 0 0
-' Two-baae hitei-Agnew, Lewie, Walker.
Stolen baeee: Marsans (2), Lewis (2), Sacri
fice hlta: Johnson, Oalner, Scott, Barry.
Double playe: Lavan to Pratt to Slsler,
Gardner to Scott to Gainer, Mays to Scott.
Baeee on balls: Off Koob, 6; off Mays, 8;
off Leonard. 1. Hlta: Off Mays, I In fifteen
Innings: off Leonard, 1 in two innings.
Hit by pitched ball: By Koob. Barry (2).
Struck out: By Koob, 1: by Mays, 8; by
Leonard, 1. Umpires: Owens and Connolly.
Senators Beal Indiana.
Washington, July 14. Waahlngton beat
Cleveland, 4 to I, today, ecorlnf the winning
run in the ninth with two out. It was a
free hitting contest. . Cleveland got an early
lead off Ayers, but Waahlngton tied the
acore In the fourth. Ayera waa taken out
for a pinch hitter In this Inning and re.
placed by Gallia,- who punted, aoorlng. After
the acore waa tied he waa aupplanted by
Gould, who waa not overcome until Jamie
son doubled and Henry singled In the laat
lnnmg. score:
CLEVELAND. WASHINGTON.
AB.tt.O.A.fiT. AB.ti.U.A.K.
Graney.lf 6
W'b'g's.si 4
SDeaker.cf 4
Smith. rf 4 0 1
Oandll.lb 4 1 10
Chap'an.ss III
rurner.ao a i i
Daly.o 4
Beebc.p ' 2
Oould.p 2
2 0 0 OMoeller.rf 5 110 0
12 4 OFoater.lb 4(100
13 0 OMUan.cf 3 12 0 0
0 OWU'ms.lb 5 0 111
1 08h.anks.3b 4 13 10
4 OJam'son.lf 4 12 10
2 OHenrv.c 4 1110
0 5 0 OMcB'ds.sa 4 0 0 1 0
10 1 OAyers.p 10 0 11
0(1 (Rice 11000
-0llla.D 2 2 110
Totals. .17 1311 II 0
Totals.. 37 13 27 I 2
Two out when winning run acored.
Batted for Ayers in fourth.
Cleveland 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3
Waahlngton 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 4
Two-base hits: Graney, Henry, Jamleson.
Stolen baees: Milan (3), Shanka. Watnbs
ganss. Chapman, Poster. Sacrifice hits:
Chapman, Foster, Wambsganas. Sacrifice
flv: Sneaker. Bases on balls: Off Bsebe.
3: off Gould, 1. Hite and earned runs: Off
Ayers, 6 hits, t runs In four Innings: off
Beebs, 7 hits, I runs In four Innings; off
Gallia, 7 hlta, no runa In five Innlnga; off
Gould, S hits, 1 run in four and two-thirds
innings: Struck out: By Ayers, 4: by
Gallia, 4; by Gould, 3: by Beec-e, 3. um
pires:.. O'Loughlln and Hlldebrand.
Each Takes JLang Game. ?
New Tork, July 14. New Tork and De
troit played a sensational double-header
... Arl. ct turn wlnnln-r a twalvo.ln.
I nlng game, Detroit taking the first, 0 to 2
and the Yanks winning me eecona, e to a.
In the flret contest, Cullop lost his first
game of the season, after winning nine
atralght. The former federal league left
hander pitched a fine game, but waa out
laeted by Mitchell, also a left-hander.
Boone's home run In the second inning put
the locals In the lead, but Hellman tied
it In the sixth with a homer. In the
twelfth, tour elnglee, a sacrifice and two
errors netted the visitors four runs.
The second game aleo waa a pltchera bat
tle, two young pltcherg Ruesell and. Cun
ninghamparticipating. New York won In
the twelfth on Magee's double. High's aac-
Vltt,3b
Bush.ss
H'lman.rf
Cobb.cf
Veach.lf
Burns, lb
Young,2b
D.Baker.e
MitchelLp
I
6
2
0
1 4
1 11
3 3
0 0
1 1
rlfice and Pecklnpaugh's single. Score, sec
ond game:
DETROIT. NEW TORK.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.U.A.rJ.
OBaum n.rt allow
0Hlgh.lt 6 18 0 0
lP'k'p'h.ss 0 12 6 1
OPlpp.lb 3 014 1 0
OMullen.lb 1 0 4 0 P.
0Baker,3b 4 116 1
OMagee.cf 4 0 10 0
OBoone, 8b 4 1 8 4 0
OWaltere.c 4 0 4 2 0
Cullop. p 6 118 0
Totala..44 10l6 15 11
Totals.. II 7 3120 2
Detroit 01000100000 40
New York 02000000000 0 2
Two-base Hits: High. Cobb. Home rune:
Boone, Hellman. Stolen bases: Burns, Mai
Ian. Sacrifice hit: High. Double play:.
Mitchell to Young to Burns. Bases on balls:
Off Cullop. 1: off Mitchell, 6. Eearned
runs: Off Cullop. 4; off Mitchell, 2. Hit
by pitched ball: By Mitchell, Boone. Struck
out: By Cullop, 8: by Mitchell, 7. Um
plree: Nallln and Dlneen. Score, second
game:
DETROIT. NEW TORK.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Vitt,8b 4
BuRh.ss 5
H'lman.rf 4
Cobb.cf 5
Veach.lf 5
Burns, lb 3
Young, 2b 3
McKee.c 4
Cun'ham,p 4
1 3
0 2
1 2
1 4
0. 5
1 8
OMagee.cf
OHtgh.lf
OP'k'p'h.ss
OPlpp.lb
0Baker,3b
1
0 ,0Gedeon,2b 3
1 .nnaum'n.rt 6
0 6 3 lB'ne.2b-3b 4 1
2 0-8 OAlex'der.o 2 1
. "Caldwell 1 0
Totals. .37 ((4M lWalters.c; pO
Ruasell.p. 8 0
y ' Totals.. 18 18 36 i0 . 0
One out when winning run eCored. ! '
'Batted for Alexander In ninth. t J
Detroit 1 0 0,0 t 1 : 0 0 0 0 0 tO-J
New York.. 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14
Two-baae hlta: Burns. - Bauman, Magee.
Three-base hits: Plpp. Alexander. Stolen
bases: Vltt. Magee. Sacrifice hits: High
(2), Vltt (2), Rueaell, Boone. -Sacrifice files:
Hellman, MrKee. Double plays: Bussell to
Gedeon to Plpp, Bueh to Burns to Peokln
paugh to Plpp. Bases on balls: Off Russell,
: off Cunningham, 6. Earned runs: Off
Russell, 1; off Cunningham, 4. Struck out:
By Russell, 8: by Cunningham, 6. Umpires:
Dlneen and Nallln.
Mrs. Hearst Protests.
San Francisco, July 14 Mrs. Phoebe A.
Hearst, owner of the Hacienda do Bablcora,
the ranch reported to have been Mixed by
the do facto government of Mexico, tele
gVsphed tonight to Robert Lansing, secre
tery of state, protesting against what she
deolared to be "an unlawful act.
Greenleaf In Waahlngton.
Waahlngton, July 14. (Special Telegram.)
--Miles Greenleaf and wife of Omaha are
registered at the Raleigh. .
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