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    THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, JULY 21. 1916.
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A MINUTE
GAME FORFEITED
TO 0MAHABY UMPS
Holland Befmes to Leave
Field and Eckman Give.
Fray to Bourkes.
SOOKE IS A TIE AT 3 TO 3
Omaha wai handed a bate ball
Same on a silver ptatter yesterday
afternoon fater three hours and
twenty-6ve minutes of toil had failed
to produce results. Umpire Eckman
was the gentleman who donated the
gift combat
With the score deadlocked, 3 to 3,
' and the sixteenth inning due to come
up, and the sun sinking low in the
well-known west, Eckman forfeited
the fray to the de luke Rourklets
because Jack Holland refused to re
move himself" from the St Joseph
rathskeller when ordered to do so by
his umps. ' After delivering his ulti
matum, Eckman gave Holland just
jive minutes to sheo himself out of
sight Jack refused to depart, so
Eckman made good his word and
informed the smattering of ladies
and gentlemen who remained In the
stands tha tthe game was Omaha's.
. r ; Pitchers' Duel.
. The pastime was a corker and
caused the bugs palpitations of the
heart on numerous occasions. It was
a pitchers' duel between Harry
Krause and Sommers, both: south
paws, and both of whom, hurled nifty
games. i .
For fourteen rounds the-store ran
' at 1 to 1. The Rourkes scored the
first marker of the event in the
fourth on Forsythe's triple, which
Kirkham misjudged, and Kilduff's
sacrifice fly. Krause, Smith and Krug
singled consecutively after .the run
-was scored, but the hitting failed to
produce the results. The Josies
rnunted thei? rally in the sixth, when
Krause and Miller became balmy in
the bean and permitted a couple of
, hits to ooze awav from them. Mc-
Cabe and Jourdan were both safe
when Harry and Kay got crossed ana
McCabe galloped home, when wil
liams sliooed a third infield hit by .
- From the sixth to the fifteenth
neither side counted. But in the fit
leenth St Joseph sot to Krause. Aft
er Kirkham struck out, McCabe
reefed a double into center on a slow
ball and Jourdan was purposely
walked. In walking Jourdan, Krug
and Krause missed a guess because
Rigsby, who followed, sunk a safety
Into right scoring McCabe. Jourdan
went to third, from which sack he
scored, when Sullivan beat out a
dinky roller to Miller.
Rourkes Com Back.
Then came the excitement for the
lew fans who took a chance on cold
suppers. Williams got into an argu
ment with Eckman and the umps
chucked him out of the park. Mc
Cabe " was switched to second bay
' and Roy Patterson went into center
field. Kewpie Kilduff opened the
. home half of the fifteenth with a
ripping drive into center. Patterson
. failed to reach it and Kewpie got a
two-bagger, Irelan singled (b left,
, sending Kewpie to third. A pitch hit
Krause's bat when Harry was at-
. tempting to duck away from it and
pitcher's box. Kilduff easily scored
' and Ireland went to second. He went
; to third on a wild pitch and scored
thetying run on Earl Smith's single
to right
When the Josies came in from the
. field they said things to Eckman be
cause the Josies figured if Williams
hadn't been kicked from the game
McCable would still bave been in
center field and would have caught
Kilduffs drive. Maybe he would and
' maybe he wouldn t, but the .Josies
thought he would, and they put the
blame on Eck. This got Eckman
; sore, so he bounced Holland, and
. when Holland refused to leave, for
feited the game and saved a few
more innings and valuable time.
Smith and Kewpie Star.
The game was featured by sensa
tional fielding. Earl Smith and Kew
pie Kilduff were the stars. Earl han
dled seven-chances in left and four
of them were wonderful catches, two
of them while going back and two
coming up for liners that looked like
sure hits. Kilduff made a one-hand-,
d stop of a grounder that turned
him clear around. In completing the
turn he threw true to Miller and
made the out even thuogh he didn't
' have time to set himself for the
: throw. It was one of the best stops
ever made in Rourke park and it
didn't seem possible to make the out
after be had made the atop, but he
' tiid it Buck Weaver nor Jack Barry
ever made a better stop than Kewpie
did-yestertay.- 1 .
Ted Jourdan of the Drummers and
McCabe and Sullivan also had a hand
. in the sensational fielding work.
St loseoh concludes its stav here
today with a game, at 3:15 this after
noon, Marty u loole and ilovlik
probably .will. oppose each other. It
111 k. !.JJ.. A.-
A Welcome Gift
Smith, If
Krui, lb ,
Thompson, ef...
Miliar, lb ,
OMAHA '
AB R R NA I
7 S S 7 t e
Forsrtlie. rf...
Kilduff, m
Irrlaa, lb
Rrauee, p......
Total!
Kirkham, If
MeCaba.Sb.tr, Sb.,
Joardaa, lb. .......
Halmar, ef
Hargrove, Sb. ......
Blgebr, t '
ftulllven, rf
Wllllami, Sb.......
Keating, aa,
beaner, a. ....... .,.
Rammers, p .,
Pattaraaa, af......
.......M S
ST. JOSEPH
AB H
IS aS IS 1
PO A
t
Total! 57 S IS IS IS I
Omaha ..I1IIIMIMMS-I
Hlta ...llMUIIMllll S-16
StJonph ttllllHIMItl J S
Hit! ,1HIIII1"11I a aa
Tbraa baaa Mtai raiartba, Vtanrdan. Twa
baaa hlta I Iralan, Kranaor, Klldoft, taaaar,
MeCaba. Daarlflaa bltai Bmlth, Kmc, Far
rtha. Bamniara. gaarltloa fir l KIMaff.
Ntalan baaaal Thomaaaa, Milter. Vaabla
pUral Kmc W Klldnff ta Mlllari Smam
ta Kaatlna aa Wurdaa. Rtraak aatl Br
KraOM, Si br (Mrnimara, 4.,Baaaa yj ball;!
Off Kfanaa, ll aff Horn mart; . WUd pltahl
Nammara. Paaaad ball i Kraorar. Hit br
pltahai baUl Br Kraoaa, WUllam. laad
Finnan br gammara, Kror. Laft aa
bam I Omaha, li . ajuph. II. Una I
Sill. Bmptraal Bakmaa and Mnllaa.
Qaws Beat Boosters
In a Double-Header
Dei Moines, la., July 20. Topeka
defeated Des Moines twice today in
closely contested games, 5 to 2, and 3
to I. The contests were featured ny
the pitching and the sensational
fielding of the visitors. Prior to the
fourth inning of the second game
Thomas of Des Moines had pitched
twenty-five consecutive innings of
shut-out Dsn. score urn game: -TOPiKA.
Davora, If ..
Cochran, lb
loodwin, lb
Qnile, cf . .
Schweltiflr, rl
aalor, lb ..
Dafata, aa ..
Monroa, o .
Hall, p. ....
Totals ..
AB. B.
O. A,
II I
Hunter, rf,
mill, rf ........
Hartford, aa .....
Malaan, If
Jonoa, lb
Clatra, lb ......
Ewoldt. lb
Spah', a ......
Hlnlnbothaim, p
Hahn ..........
tkcr. p .......
f.reen
14 I 10 IT II I
DBS MOINES.
AB R. H.
PHILLIES AND REDS
SPLIT DOUBLE BILL
Quakers and Cincinnati Break
Even, Each Taking Game
of Twin Bill
ALEX ALLOWS TWO HITS
Cincinnati, O., July " 20. Philadet-
ohia and Cincinnati broke even in a
double header here today, the former
taking the first game 6-to-0, and the
locals winning the second, 5-tc3.
In the first game Alexander was mas
ter, allowing only two hits, while
Toney had one bad inning, after
which he was replaced by Mosely.
In the second game two errors oy
Mayer were responsible for three
of the local runs. Wade Killifer
played in the first game but did not
take part in the second contest
Herzog watched the game from the
grand stand. He said that he would
take a night train for Chicago. Kil
lifer will accompany Herzog. Wingo
directed the team during today's
play. Score:
PHILADELPHIA.
AB.H. O.A.E.
PaaK'tct
4
Nlah'f.lb I
Stock. lb 4
Oood.rf 4
Whlt'd.lf 4
Lud'r'alb I
Bane'ft,aa I
Wm.Klr.o 4
Alai'd'r.p 4
1 S
S I
1 I
I I
111
t :
I s
AOroh.lb
ONaala.of
Wlihor,al
4ramar,af
SChaaa.U
O'lrlfth.rf
SW.KIfr.lf
O.nd'nb
oWtnco.o
Toney.p
CINCINNATI.
AB.H. O.A.B.
..,. i. ii a it 11 aMoaely.D
Mltchall
Mollwltl
till
i U I
s i i i
Sill
s I s o
s i s
I I I i
Si!!
i 1 1
0 S 0 I
1 0 0
MM
s s s
Totall 11 111 IS 4
Battad far Tonay la ilzth. , !
Batted for Mitchell la alith.
Battad (or Moealy la ninth. "
Philadelphia S S S S S S S J
Cincinnati a a a a a a a w ,
Twa-bua kite: Pajkert, Ludaraa, Alei-
ander . (I). Three-baae ait: wnittea.
Hema run: Kl lifer. Dounia piaya: uiuoen,
Emmer and Chaae; Kmmar, Louden and
Chaaa. Baaai on balla: Off Toner. I.
Hlta and aarnaa rune: ui M""f
hlta and no rune In nlna Innlnni ol Tonay,
I hlta and 4 rune In all Innlneai off Meaalr,
1 hit and non rune lo three Innlnea. Hit
br pitcher! Wade, Winter br Aleiander.
Struck out: Br Alexander, I; by Tonay, 4.
Umplrea: Qulflay and Byron. Score, eoond
gatnat -
PHILADELPHIA. CINCINNATI.
AB.H. O.A.E.
Ptek rt.ct 4 10
Nl-h'f.! I
Stock, Sb S
cvav tn,rf 4
W'td,lf-lb 4
Luder'e,lb I
Cooper,!! S
Good, If S
Bano'fta 4
Burna.o 4
Demar'a.p 1
Mayar.p 1
M Qu'l n.p S
Duaey
"Byrne
Killifer
Adama
I IT It I
. Totals .1.11
ZBatted for Hlillnbothtm la ellhth. '
Baited for Baker In alDta. '
Toneka S S I t I I ?-
Dea Molnee ..S I S I 0 S s s-re
Three-baae bit! Defate. Twa-baaa KU:
a..,. -.,. Rnata. Jonea Hacrltlca nuei
Cochran. Afler. Monroe. Stolen baeeel Hart
ford, HweloL 4,011 on aaan. "
Dee Molnee. S. Btruok out: ; '"'"
botharo. 4i by Baker, 1 1 by Hall. 4. Fire;
baee on balle: off Hllllnbotkam. Il'tll
Hall, I. Hlta and rune: Off Hlsslnbotham,
I rune, T hlta In alaht Inntnaa; off Baker
I runa, I nita in one innme.
Umplrw: Bhannoa and Carney. Score aeo
nod ama: ,
AB. R.
..... I S
n.nra. If ..
Cochran, lb I -9
Goodwin, lb 4 I
Bnile, of ;
Schweltaer, rf ...... S 1
Afler, lb -.4 1
Defata. aa I 1
Allen, a 4 S
Hennlna, p ......... 4 S
Doyla, p "
.Tatala
.11 I
DES MOINES.
-.' AB. B. -H.
4 S
O. A. B
1 0 t
I l,
S T 4
III
ISS
19 I
I t
IIS
SIS
I t
IT H I
O. A. B.
S
ISS
111
I 1
I O S
I J 1
I I 6
IS 1 4
I o
ISO
4
t7 II
Haha, rf ....
Hunter, f ....
Vartford, aa .
ueioan, u ...
Jonea, tb ...
Claire, lb ...
Kwoldt. Sb ...
ftpahr, o ...
Thomaa. p ...
Bllla
Mueaor, p ...
Totall IS I 4
CBatted for Tkomaa In eifhth.
Toneka S 1 0 .
Dee Molnee .. t 0 l
Two-bate hlta: Daaora. Cochran, Defata,
u.iH.n Htnlan baaea: Cochran. aioffla.
niatra. Left an baaea: Topeka, It I Dae
Molnee 1, Ptruck out! air momaa, uy
MuaMr. I: by Hennlna, I. Flrat baaa an
balla: Off Thomae. I: oft Hennlna, I
Hlta and runa: Off Thomae. I runa, II
hue In elfhth Innlneai off Muaaar. na runa
no hlta In ona inninan on nnmn.
I hlte In ellht Innlnie (none out In ninth
... r.MWi. runa. hit In ona innlol
Paeeed ball: Allan: umpiraa: onanuva
Carney. Timet 1:44. .
Itaeaatt llafeata Atklaaaak
Atklnat.i. Nab . July ("racial Tala-
ar.ni lleaatlT WUD a IUI mine iron, M
klnian b-"a yeeternay. e to a. rwiaw w
the iam were Paaha's fielding and Stylaa'
hlxtna Meoral
'': . ':..'' R. H. S.
Baaaatt S S I 1 I 1 I 11
a,kinm S I I 1 I I I 1 S I S
, Betterl'a: Raaaett. Sullivan and Butler:
Atklnaon. Sll. k and Raymar. Btruoa aut
By SulUf n. T. by ailck. 4.
AB.H. O.A.I.
OOroh.lb - 4 1114
ONeale.cf 4
I Immer.oe 4
SJhee.lf-Ib 4
Urlfth.rt 4
SM'1'ar'a.lb 4
OUiuden.Sb 1
O.-lehcr.Sb 1
S.lltch'l,lt t
gwinao,o
lachull,p
I ToUla II SIT
I
1
0
0
0
ll
1
I 0
ToUIS S4 TI4 S I . .
Battad for Luderus IB aayenth.
Batted for Mayer In ellhth.
Batted far Cooper In alghta.
Battad for McQuillan In ninth.
Philadelphia S S I S S S
Cincinnati .......I a a a a a
Twa-baaa hlta: Mollwtta, Neale. Stolen
baaea:! Neala, Luderua. Double piaya:
Mayer ta Stock l Stock to Luderue. Baaea
on balle: Mayer, 1: Schula, I. Hlte and
earned ronol Oft Deraaraa. I hlte.-1 rune, In
two Innlnta, (oona out in utira,, on "
I hlta and no runa In flva Innlnaa: McQuil
lan, bo hlU and no runa In one innlnc;
off Schula. I nine. Struck, out: By pemereo.
I; Mayer, It Bcauia, a. umpire.
and Qulslay. .
Athletic Club to Close 1
Membership campaign
President W. A. Fraier of the
Athletic club has announced he will
call a meeting of the club directors
in a few days, probably this week, to
formulate plans for winding up the
membership campaign of the club.r'
The membership committees, T. F.
Quinlrn, chairman, now nave mere
than mi appncaiiuna iu
rectors' approval.
Plana for dosing the campaign
probably will include a banquet to be
given Dy some 01 tne uirciMjia w
membership workers and others who
get applications. . -
Fred Myers' Pacer Cleans '.v
Up at Wichita Meeting
t M. T., a classy pacer owned by
Fred A. Myers, an Omaha horseman,
cleaned up in the 2:11 event at the
Wichita meeting on the Kansas and
Oklahoma circuit Wednesday, ac
cording to advices received here. M.
T. copped the race in straight heats,
the time being 2:11., 2:14j4 and 2:15,
the first mark breaking the track
record.
THIRD ROUND IN
SINGLESAT WAYNE
Ideal Day for tennis in Ne
. braaka State Association
Meeting.
MADDEN OUT TO POWELL
Wayne, Neb, July 20. (Special
Telegram.) Today was an ideal day
for tennis and all of the third round
singles were played by 6 o'clock tonight.
ine aeorei ox toaaya matcnea xouow;
I ' DOUBLES,
Geeaen and Hurburt defaatad Ellla and
Davie, 7-1, 1-7 7-5.
Proud and Emmett defeated Ahern and
Harrlnetan, l-l.l-l.
Oldham and Madden oateaua soutn ana
Durland. 1-1. 1-1.
Mathewaon and Landenbera defeated Boyd
and Stoddard, 7-6, 1-1.
Van Deuaen and Morffan dereated. mioff.
laa and Partrtdaa, 1-4, 11-1, 1-1.
Patteraon and Helman defeated Weaver
Una and Cuaack. 4-1. I-I.
Powell and Hanlahan defeated Qaydon
and Maker, l-l, i-1.
Olldereleeve and Weill aexeatea wonien
barg and Henry, l-l,' 1-1.
. 8INOLES.
Partrldee defeated Ellla, l-l, l-l. S-t.
Powell defeated Madden, l-l, 1-4.
Helman defeated Weaverllne, l-l. 4-4.
Hanlvban defeated Patteraon, S-l, 1-0.
Japanese Tennis
. Players Defeated
Narraniransett Pier. R. I.. Tulv 20.
Ichiya Kumagae and Hachishiro
Mikami, the Japanese tennis players.
wcic uciceicu in iii
t.A n.KIe ,1 tha Pnint TllHith
County club tonrament today by
.Craig Biddle of Philadelphia and G.
Kolmet tanar ot Harvard, ine score
wai o-J, 4-0 and 0-4.
Alaiworth DafaaU Stanton.
A trie worth. Nab.. July 10. (Erpaclal.)
Alneworth defeated Stanton bora yaetaraay.
hlltlni. ' Laahey ot Alneworth battlns 1,001. 1
Battertea: Alneworui, uennar ana udhi
but Stanton, Madura, Berner and HolaUtB
and Olailer.
Modern Maud Muller
Seriously' Injured
Shenandoah, la, July 20. (Spe
cial.) When going down hill the
tongue broke and threw her in front
of the rake, Mrs. Henry Sunderman
of Locust Grove, a modern Maud
Muller, was painfully injured, ine
ceam ran away they became so
frightened.; Mrs. Sunderman was
badly bruised, besides being kicked
by one of the horses.
Shenandoah Guard Has
. i Appendix Removed
Shenandoah, la, July 20. (Spe
cial.) Sergeant Ben Nealey of Com
pany E, Third regiment Iowa Na
tional Guard was taken to the Mercy
hospital at Des Moines from Camp
Dodge for an operation for appendi
citis shortly after the order came for
the troops to entrain to start to the
Mexican border. ' He ia one of the
family of four of two sons and two
son-in-laws that were called to war.
BROWNS TAKE ONE
FROM THEYANKEES
St. Louis Defeats' New York,
Winning; Game in the
Third Inning.
FOUR TO, TWO IS TEE SCORE
New York, July 20. St. Louis de
feated New York today, 4 to 2. St.
Louis won the game in the third in
ning. Markle walked Groom and
Shorten, and Austin beat out a bunt.
Mogrjdge then relieved Markle and
before her retired the side all three
runners scored. Score:
ST. LOUIS. NEW YORK.
AB.H. U.A.B. AB.H. U.A.B.
Shotton.lf 10 11 OVfaice.cf 4 1 4 0 0
Auatln.Sb 4 111 OHarte'l.lf 3 110 0
Mlller.rf 1110 0P'k'p'h.aa 4
Slaler.lb 4 1 11 1 OPIpp.lb 4
Pratt.lb 10 14 OOldrl'g.rf 4
Mare'ne,cf 4 1 1 0dullen,2b I
Severetd.c 1111 0Vtoone,3b I
Johne'n.aa 4 0 11 ONun'm'r.o I
Qroom,p 3 0 11 OMarkle.p 0
Moa'dge.p 1
Totaia iu e it ia o
Totala 11 1 IT 11 0
St. Loula ....0 S I 0 1 I 0 0 04
New Tork ...0 0011000 01
Two-baea hlta: Auetln, Mullen, Hartiell.
Three-baae hit: Moarldae. Stolen baaea:
Miller, Boone, Oldrlng. Sacrifice hlte: Hart
sell, Mullen. Double plays: Austin to Sta
ler to Groom, Boone to Mullen to Plpp.
Plpp to Pecklnpauah to Plpp. Bases on
balls: Oft Markle. 4. ' Hits and earned
runs: Off Markle, I hlta, I runs In two In
nlnaa (none out In third); off Moirldee, 4
hits, 1 run In ssvan lnnlnra; off Oroom, I
runs. Struck out: By Oroom, 2. Umplrae:
Nallln and Dlnean.
SPLIT DOUBLE HEADER
Philadelphia, July 10. Philadelphia lost
the first same with Cleveland today, 4 to
I, and the nbroke a losing streak which
had reached nine straight by winning the
aacond 1 to 0. Cleveland landed the flret
conteet by poundtnv Shehan'e delivery for
five hlta and three runs In the second
Inning. Of the eleven hlta made by two
teama In the second game only two by
Philadelphia and by Cleveland went out
of tne Infield. Score;
cr.evri.INn PHILADELPHIA.
AB.H. O.A.B. Ajs.n. y.A.BJ.
Oraney.lf I
W b g s.lb I
Speak'r.cf 4
Roth.rf 4
Oandll.lb 4
Chap'n.sa 4
Turner.sb 1
O'NellU 4
Beebe.b
I
1 4
1 1
1 1
014
1 1
0 1
1 I
1 0
AS.
0Wltt.se M
OWaleh.rf 2
OStrunk.cf 1
0LsJole.2b 4
OU'In'Is.lb 4
0Klnn.lt 4
0M'Elwe,3b 4
OMeyer.c 2
lOarroll.c
Totala
She'h'n.p
It 1 17 17 2Myer,p
Lawry
' Bowe
0 1
1 1
0 0
0 1
113
1 1
I 4
0 1
0 1
I
0 0
0 0
0 0
Totals 11 1 17 II 1
xBatted for Meyer In Ith.
xxBatled for Sheehan In Ith.
Cleveland. .. 0 01 00 01 SO 04
Philadelphia. 01000000 11
. . a . rnw.m nH..i.ia
Two oase nuej wmioj, -j ""-.
plays: Both and Oandll;-Sheehan, Mclnnls
and MCKlWOe. J3eBpB Ull twin. v.. udbuv.
I; off Sheehan, 1. Hits and earned runs:
UII enoenau, w niio, ... - ...........
off Meyers, no hlta no runs In 1 Inning;
. . C . - n.. . - n U a K.
Oil Ueeoo, runa. dm .
1; by Sheehan, l; by Myers. 1. Umplree:
Evans and Chili. Score, second game:
CLEVELAND. PHILADELPHIA.
AB.H. O.A.B. AB.H. O.A.B.
Oraney.lf 1 0 0 0 lWlttas 4 10 11
0 OStrunk.cf 11 4 0 1
0 Oldjole.lb 1 1 1 I 0
1 0M'ln'le,lb 1 1 T 0 1
1 lKlna.lf 10 0 10
1 lVt'Klwe.lb 1
I OMeyer.0 I
0 OBush.P 1
0 0 Totals 21 TIT T I
0 0'
SO
Speak'r.of 4
KOtn.ri
Oandll.lb
rh.'iiu
Turner.Sb
Daly.o
O'Neill. 0
L'd'm'k.p
Coumbe.p
emltn
Howard
0 1
1 1
010
1 0
110 1 0
0 0 0 0
Total. SI 414 11 I I
Cleveland .....0 I 0 0 0 0 0 I 0
Philadelphia .4 0 0 0 0 S 0 0 1
Two baaa hlta: trunk. Sacrifice hlta Mo-
Inna Stolen baee: Witt Struck out By
Lowdermllk. 4: by Coombs, 1: by Buth. I.
Baaea on balls: Off Lowdermllk. 1; off
Bush, L Hits and earned runa: Off Low
dermllk, 7 hlte, 1 runa In T Innings; off
Coombs, no hits no runa In 1 Inning. Um
plrea: Chill and Evane.
Hot Finish to Mark
South Dakota Tennis
Play at Sioux Falls
Sioux Fall. S. D.. Tuiy 20. (Spe
cial Telegram.) By winning from
Hyde and Adams in the semi-finals
6-1, 6-1, 6-1, Barton of Sioux Falls
and Rerick of Primghar, Iowa, are
in the finals of the boutn Dakota
Tennis association tournament to con
test for the doubles championship ot
the state. They will meet the win
ners of the Enright-Berguin vs.
Stuckeman-Tiegan match. The cham
pionship finals in the dobules will be
played at 9 o'clock Friday morning.
John Barton of Sioux Falls, holder
of the 1915 singles championship, will
defend his title in a contest with-
Gene Adams of Pierre.
Barton won his match against
Rerick of Primnhar in the semi-finals.
6-0, 6-1, 6-2; while Adams won from
Stuckeman ot bioux fans, o-J, o-.
4-6, 6-4.
Adams plays a steady game and
the fans look fo a battle royal in
his final match with Barton. Barton
and Rerlick are both in fine form,
with Marton smashing lobs particu
larly well so that the singles cham
pionship match promises a fight
from startto nnisn. -
President Asked to
Intervene In Strike
Of Cloak Makers
Washington, : July 20. President
Wilson today received a request
from Henry Morgenthau, former am
bassador to- Turkey, Cleveland H.
Dodge, A. Barton Hepburn, and several-other
New York men, asking
that the government intervene in the
cloak makers' strike, which has been
in - progress in New York City for
twelve weeks.
The petition was made on -the
ground that the strike threatened the
supply of women's clothing of the
whole nation. The president prob
ablv will forward the request to the
Department of Labor, with instruc
tions tnat tne Dureau oi conciliation
make efforts to end the strike.
The president referred the petition
to the Departments of Labor and
Commerce with the request that im
mediate action be taken. The burean
nf conciliation orobablv will under
take negotiations for settlement of
the strike. -
The two English words of ten let
ters containing the letters a, b, c, d,
e, f, are tahricatea ana onurcaiea.
S " Games Today.
TMitn Leaeue Denver at Sioux City,
St. oeeoh at Omaha, Topeka at Dee
Molnee, Wichita at Lincoln. :
National Leaaue Boston at St. Louis,
New York at Chicago, Philadelphia at Cin
cinnati, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
American League Chicago at Washing
ton, Cleveland at Philadelphia, St. Louie at
New xorlt, uairoti at awion.
DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL
Lincoln and Wichita Both
Take Game of Double
Header. ' ,
VISITORS WIN SECOND
Lincoln. Nh., July SO. Lincoln and
Wichita divided todar'i doublo-header, the
locali taktnr the Crat game by 4 to t. th
Isjtora the second, S to li Score, flrat
ame:
WICHITA.
AB. R. K. O. A. K
3 9 110 9
Jackson. Cf .
v ox. IE
Joy, rf
JrtHth, o ..
Brltton, 2b' ,
Uetling, 36 .
Mtschl, h .
1.9pp. lb ...
Kauffmaiij p
way
Totala . . .
81 3 7 14
LINCOLN.
- AB. R. H. O.
Carlisle, if .....
Smith, ii
rnomiuon. ci ...
Lobar, rf .......
La ttl mo re. 2b
tiumer, id .
Morse, sb ..
Rohrer. o ..
Gardner, p .
.7.'." 2
Totals 30 4 9 27 10 S
'Battad for Kauftman In nlneth.
Mlchlta 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 S 92
Lincoln 01 0 2 0 0 0 0 4
Two-l)ass hlta: Lobar, Gardner. Double
play: Smith to Hunter. Stolen baaea: Hun
ter, 2; Hetllna. Sacrifice hlta: Lattltnore,
Uardner, Pox. Struck out: By Gardner, 6;
ay KaufTman, 1. Oase on balla: Off Gard
ner, 3. Wold pitch: Uardner. Left on baaea:
Lincoln, 4 ; Ulchita. 7. Umpire : Kane.
Time: l:8frr Score, second game;
' Wichita.
AB. R. H. O. A. K
8
2
4
3
4
i
2
4
I
1
Jackson, cf
Fox, If ,
Coy, rf
dray, o
Brltton, 2b
Hctllng. 3b
Lltschl, as
Happa, lb
i 'abis, p
Koeatner, p
1
2 0
.14
Totals
Carlisle, If ....
f. Smith, ss s.i
rhomason, cf ..
Leber, rf
Lattlmore, 2b .
Hunter, lb ....
.olorse, tb
Johnson, o ....
a Smith, p ...
Holla, p
Holmes
30 y
LINCOLN.
AB. R.
....,.
S 21 24 3
H. O. A. K.
1 2
Totals 28 2 7 27 14 0
Batted for H. Smith in ninth.
Wichita 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 J
Lincoln 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1
Two-base hit: Fox. Double plays: Koeet
ner to Gray to Rapps; Hetling to Brltton
to Rapps. Stolen bases: Lober, Fox. Sacri
fice hit: Gray. Struck out: By Davis. 1; baf
Smith, 1; by Halla, 1. Base on balla: OiT
Davis, 4; off Koestner, 2; off Smith, 6. Left
jn bases: Lincoln, 5; Wichita, 6. Hits: Off
avia, in seven on one-third lnnlnss; off
Smith S In eight innings. Umpire: Kano.
lime: 2:00.
Americas. AMOciatloa.
At Toledo R. H. E3.
St. Paul 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 t 1
Toledo 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 S 1
Batteries: Grlner and demons; Bedlent
and Sweeney.
At Columbus R. H. B.
Minneapolis 0001020000 6 t 16 4
Columbus ..0 200000100 9 I 9 2
Batteries: Tingling and Owens; George
and Coleman.
At Indianapolis R. H. E.
Milwaukee .......0 0 0 0 00 0 00 3 4
Indianapolis 0 0 0 0 1 0 04 T 1
Batteries: Hovllk and Mayer; Carter
and Shang. (Called, rain.)
Kansas City at Louisville, postponed,
rain.
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