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T ArSS I uw-1 WILLI y-
O'TOOLE CURVES
RODRKES TO WIH
Marty Pitches Splendid Ball
and Omaha Seta Lincoln
Back a Notch,
rOKSTTHK HITS DOUBLE
Lincoln, Sept. . (Special ..Tele
gram.) Marty O'Toole pitched
splendid ball and with the aid of bril
liant aupport from hit pais lucceeded
in letting the Duckling! down in the
first game of the series, 2 to 1.
The defeat effectually nipped the
forlorn hopei of Lincoln fant for a
Western league pennant.
Omaha gathered all of it run in
the first inning, when Harry .Wil
liams' failure to touch second, baae
tor an easy force-out of Burg, paved
the way for two scores, Thonipion
was safe at first on the play and
' then Krueger walked. Two runs came
in on Cy Forsyth's double,
Lincoln Tang up a run in the sev
enth on two solid knocks, inter
spersed with a walk.
Threatened in Ninth.
The Ducklings were threatened in
the ninth, when Johnson, the second
man up, aingled. He went to third
on East's single and the bases were
filled when Carlisle walked. Harry
Williams and Thomason failed to de
liver in the pinches, however, and the
stuff was off.
In practically every inning the
Ducklings put men on the bases, but
thia only seemed to spur O'oTole on
to greater efforts and he successfully
retired Holmes' men every time a
pinch arose. . -
OToole'a SeCAItll Win
It was OToole's second victory of
the two critical Lincoln-Omaha
" At Omaha last Sunday Marty
held the Links to three hits and won
the front section of that famous
- double bill for the Rourkes.
. After the first inning East
Hurled a good brand of ball and only
once did the league leaders threaten.
I hat was in the fifth. wh
and Thompson singled, but Thomp
son was cut down on an attempted
double steal. ,
The Rourke victory gives the Oma
", ' ven games in
the fight for the pennsnt. Should
Krugs irew take one of the games
today or tomorrow the pennant will
beconceded them.
Otto Men is expected to hurl for
Omaha today against Jack Halla.
oiuux uuy lanes
Fray, Off Boosters
Sioux City, la., Sept. 1, Sioux City
took the opening game from Dcs
Moines here this afternoon by a score
or b to 4. Score:
.. . atoux cm,
Marty Keeps It Up
V". UNfOI.X.
AH. B. H. 0. A. 11.
Cerilale. If S S t S S
Wllllama, Sell S I
Theme, ef . . .1 .. . S e.S S S.S
I-eher, rf .,711 . It 9 S
BfftfBf eVa) -e.iBfe4t6 ft 1 M 0
Heeler, Ik ... SI IS S
Lettlmere, lb Slli S
Re-hrer, a... S 4 S S
Johneea, S Sit 1 S
Eeel, ... 4 S 1 S S
Totela
milk. If
Berg, Sb..
Themeeee, ef. ., ...
Miller, Ik
Krueger, e........
Ferytne,"'rf" ,
KlMunT, se
Inlu, Sb,
OTeole, p
OMAHA.
AB. n.
,. J
I I
1 S II IS J
SI
1
s
I
s a
tilt! Real, Vereythe, amllh.
I Healer. Wllllama. Lattlanre.
hill Leber. Slrwk outi By Keel, 4
It
Llnaeln. 1 1
f mnireot Mullea end
kr O'Tsele, S, BaM ea kallai Off Real,
eeT OTeele, a. Iri 1
Omaha, S. Timet IMS.
PHILLIES TAKE TWO
FROM LOOP LEADERS
Alexander and Rixey Effective
With Men on Baiea, While
Team Eiti Ball Hard,
Standing of Teams
HUSKER AND COOMBS TIED
KAWS BEAT WICHES
1
Topeka Olouti Hunt for Eight
Hit! in Game With
- ' Wolvei.
SCORE IS TWO TO ONE
Topeka, Kan,, Sept 1. Topeka
clouted Hunt for eight hits and won
from Wichita, 2 to 1.
' ' WICHITA. .'
For.
Jeckeen,
Cody, If
Brlttoi, lb..
Orey,- e. . . . .
liuom, lb. .
Beppe. lb...
White, ae...
Hunt, p.....
OrUTIIh ....
Total! ....
AB. B.
1 1
B. Lathrop.
Ailar, rf,,..
Qeodwln, ea,
Knsla, lb..,
W. Lathrop,
Oevere, If,.,
Monroe, - lb.,
Allsn,, e....,
Do) la, . ...
Totals ...
It I
TOPEKA.
AB. B.
if......
I
4
!!::::: i
... I 0
....... I
a
I IT 11
llllmore. If-.,
Wateen, rf .
Vete, lb . ...
Lejesne. cf .
Connolly, sb
Beder, ee , t.
Cooney, lb .
.Llvlnsotofl, e
Vharat, p ,
Totals ...
Hahn, rf . , .
Hunter, ef .
Hertford, ee
Meloaa. lb .
Jones, lb . .,
Caea. If . ,
nehpr. e , .,
RwolSI, lb .
Beker, p .
AB.
4
4
B. H.
I 1
DM MOINES.
U: AB. B. H.
......... l
(
Totals .,,
Sioua City .
lee Molnee
14
S I
I '4
It
,.,.....11 4 11
..I 0 4 I I
..s S S I I
Te-baee kite: Uvlngeton. Ileta, Hanter,
Meloen. Three-baae hltal Caea, Habn. Fao
rlfloe kits: Hanter. atolan beare: ailmore,
LJeuee. Connolly. Beder. Iouble playa:
Kwoldt to Jonea Baaaa on belta: o(r Baker.
I; off Schardt, I. Struok out: By Baker, 1;
by Bchardt. I. Wild pitch: Bekar, Hit by
pitched bell: By Beker (QUmore,) Umpire:
Miller. Time: l:la.
Honus Wagner Hurt )
. For Third Time
Pittsburgh, Pa - Sept. 1. Honus
Wagner, veteran shortstop of the
Pittsburgh Nationals, will probably
not be able to play again thitseason
owing to a series of injuries sus
tained during the last mouth. He
was out ten days as a result of an in
jured thumb and finger; when these
healed he twisted a ligament in his
leg. This injury waa improving when
Wednesday Wagner went in . as a
pinch hitter and again hurt his teg.
As there is only one month more
of the season, the shortshtop proba
bly will remain on the bench while
several recruits are being tried out.
STar t'peei Pala.
ftloun'o Ltntmeat preparea yon for every
,mMgMirr: Keep It heedy. It's the great
ret petHrvrmw aver dlaeovered. At ell drug
erlate. 3c AdyefileemuL ....
.... IS I
Batted for White- In ninth. ' .
Wichita SSlSSStSS t
Topaka ..... SISISIlt 1
Two-be a hit: W. Ithrop, Double
play! Bappe (unaaalatad). Sacrifice hlta:
Qray,' Ooodwla. Bacrlflco fly: Uoaroe.
Struck out: By Hunt, 1: by Doyle, I. Beee
on balle: OIT Doyle, I. Hit by pitcher:
By Doyle (Fo. Balk: Doyle. Umpire:
Carney. .,
Bears Overcome
Josies' Lead Twice
Denver, Colo., Sept. 1. Denver
twice overcame St. Joseph's lead in
the opening game of the series here
today and won, 9 to 4. The score:
, ST. JOSEPH. .
B.
Wright, of .....
Mcr.be, lb ,.,
Jourden, lb
Klrkhara, If ,.,
Sulllven. rf
MeClellend, Sb ,
o. Wllllama, aa ,
Been, o
J. Wllllama, p ,
Totals
AB.
::ii4
H. O..
S 1
11
Killer, rf . .
Lloyd, lb ..
Oakee, rf , .
Butcher, lb
Dyer, aa
flhlelde. lb .
Cole, If , , .
Rtevena, e ..
Staraer, p
......II 4
DBNVRB.
AB. R.
...... i
...... t
:::::;'!
4 I
4 I
...... I " 1
...... 4 1
...... 4 1
II 14
, Philadelphia, Sept. 1. A crowd
that filled the stands to their ca
pacity saw Philadelphia draw closer
to first place by twice shutting out
Brooklyn today, 3 to 0 and 6 to 0.
The home team hit the "ball hard,
while Alexander and Rixey were very
effective, especially with men on the
bases. Bancroft, Whitted and Fas-
kert made wonderful plays at critical
moments. Alexander and ' Coombs,
who were tied with what was claimed
to be the major league shut-out rec
ord, at thirteen each, Coombs mak
ing his mark in 1910 and Alexander
this year, opposed each other in the
first game and the Philadelphia star
pushed the mark to fourteen. Score,
first game: -
BROOKI.TN.
A B.H, Q.A.K.
Myera.cf 4
Hlcngel.rf 4
Mrrkle.lb 4
Whcal.lt 4
C'teh'w.lb 4
Mowr'y.Jb 4
Olron.ra 4
Miller, o S
C'onniha.p I
Marq'd.p 0
Hlekm'n S
PHILADKI.PHtA.
A B.H, O.A.B.
OPeak'rt.cf 4 1
nHlehoTab 1 1
rwiock.jb I 1
OCr vath.rf 4 0
DWhlt'd.ir I 1
0I,ud r'a,lb I 1
lB'm'ft.aa I 1
lKllllfcr.c I S
SAIex'd'r.p 1
0 Totale..a7ij718 I
WEST. VBAOVK. I NAT. LEAOUK.
WX.Prt.i , W.LtPcT.
Omaha , . . II 44 ,S4S! Brooklyn ...II 44 .400
Lincoln .11! Bon lltl.W
8IOUI City.. 44 0 ,l24Phlla. 40 44 ,5jS-
Dee Molnee 44 44.1341 New Tork. ..64 41 ,4IT
Denver . . ..44 41 .47I Pltteburgh ,.64 44.442
Wichita ...44 74 .4211 St. Louie.. . . 66 61 .447
Topeka .. . .66 70 .42IChlcago ....66 61.447
St. Joaeph..64 7l.8lClnelnnatl ..47 tl .174
AMBB. LKAOUB. AXES. ASSN.
Boaton.... 71 11 .6711 Loulavtlle .77 61 .671
Detroit ,..70 67 ,(61ilndlanaplla 74 66.674
ixuia...ai l .641 Kaa. City. .72 41 Ml
tnicago -,. as bl ,640!Ht. Paul. ..47 44 .'611
New Tl
Cleveland
Wachn. -Phllada.
Tork. 41 64 .lltiMtnneaplla .71 64 .621
.64 44 .443
Total..l4 1 14 I S
Ban for Coomba In eighth.
Brooklyn S 4 6 4 4 4 0 4 4 I
Philadelphia ..14 I t S 4 1 " I
, Two-beee hlta! Coomba. Alexender, Kle
hoff, raekert. Home run: Penkert. Double
playe: Oiaen to t:utehaw, Paakert to Lu
dania, Stock to Luderua. Baae on belle! Off
Coomba, 1. Hlta and earned rune: Off
Coomba. I hlta; 1 run In seven Inninga; off
Marquard, 1 . hit, 4 run In one Innins. Struck
out: By Coomba. I; by Marquard, 1; by Al
exender, 4. Umplree: Klem and Emalte.
Score, oecond same:
BBOOKLYN. PHILADELPHIA.
A B.H. O.A.E. A B.H. O.A.B.
ll.vera.or 4 14 4 OPiak'tt.cf 4 110
a e ervieno-MD 4
S S OHtock.lb 4
1 1 OCrnv'th.rf 4
1 4 tWhlt'd. f 4
D 0 0l.ud'r'a,tb 4
1 1 0Bncft,ea I
S 1 OKIIIIfar.o 4
0 S ORIxey.p I
S 0 0
OSS Totala.,14 II 17 IS
Stengel, rf 4 1
Merkla.lb 4 S
Wheat.lf 4.1
Cuta'w.lb 4 1
atowry.lb 4 l
Oleon.aa S S
Mevere.0 I 0
Pfeffer.p I I
Dell.p S I
ejohnaton S 4
.1
I
I I
1 I
114
0 4
7 0 ,SZftTol4o
.01 6S ,4ff2Cnlumbuii , hi 71.41b
.21 IS ,22Ii Milwaukrssj 47 l ,141
VMtstnUr'a RmoIU.
WK8TERN IJEAOUB. '
Omahl, ; Lincoln, 'l.
D Moinetf 4; Sloui City, t
Wichita, 1; Tnpitkm, t.
8t. JoMph, 4; Pnvr I.
JiiTIONAL IsBAOUH.
Chlrtfo-St. Lou in, rain.
Cincinnati, I; Plttuburgh, J
Kew York, 1; Boaton, S.
Brooklyn, 0-0; Philadelphia, 1-1.
AMERICAN LEAOITB.
Philadelphia. 1.4; Waahfniton, 8-1
Boaton, I; New York, 7. i
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
; Cfllamhua, 9; Toledo, 0.
St. Paul I- Mtnneapolla, 8.
Ommm Hdmrt .
Weatsrn League Omaha at Lincoln, Dea
Molnee at Sioux City, Wichita at Topeka,
St. Joeeph at Denver. '
National Leaf ue Chlcafo at At. Louie
(twn gatnea), Cincinnati at Plttsburvh, New
York at Boaton, Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
American Leeaue--Phllariinhi.i at w..
Invton, Boeton at New York. Chicago t
Detroit, 8t Louie at Cleveland.
inninga; orr Kantiehner, hlta, I runa In
four innlnga; ff Jaroha, 4 runa, 1 hlta In
three Innlnga r off Miller, t hit; i run In
two Innlnga. Struck out; By Toney, S; by
Kantlehner, 4; by Jacob. ; by Miller.
wild pitch. Kantlehner, Umpires; O'Day
RED SOX WHIPPED
BY HIGHLANDERS
World'i Champions Lose Six of
Their Last Seven Games
" Played.
SCORE IS SEVEN TO THREE
CHAPMAN RETURNS TO
SHORT FOR INDIANS.
New York, Sept. ' 1. New York
overcome a three-run Boston lead to-j
day and won, 7 to 3. The world'i
champions have lost six( of their last
seven games. Boston knocked Shock
er out in the fourth inning by scoring
three runs on four hits and two
passes The Yanks scored two rum
in the fifth and retired Mayes in the
sixth when they scored three. Pipp
hit his tenth home run of the season.
In the eighth New York scored two
runs on Shore on the double squeeze
play. Score: ;
Totela , ,
St. iooaph
Denver
Stolen
Rhlelda.
II I 14
114 114
I I I I I I
beaea: Butcher
Two-baae hlta
II
IT
I
S I
(I), Oakee. Cole,
uaaee, Bhlelda,
sterjer, O. Wllllama Three-baae hit,; Sul
llvan. llcCabe, Dyer. Beeee on balle! Off
stereer. 1: off Wllllama, 1. Struck 'out:
By aterter, 1; by Wllllame, 1. Double playa:
Dyer to Lloyd to Shtelda. Time: I houre.
Umpire Shannon,
Today'8SportCalendar
Raring) OtwaiBg mt fall meeting af Kea-
HwMkty BeteiHg a rtaUaw, Windsor, On.
e r fall MtwtlM mi Caanaiwhk Park
torkexy rlua. Ollaw. OmU
eaiilet. rallfaral atato ehamalMehla
teartuiinent mmm at Pmm Praaeleiw. North.
era lilinota ekampkMMkip taaraaaieat ipiaa
at Hockferd.
Potoi Ovralag ef anniml UnrttatMut
Mjepin Htust elab, HamUUa, Maee
wlmmtngt tfthara A. A. V. Jnalk mmd
ealsw eaj.mpioaaliip, at New Orteaaa.
Meeereyelet NattMtat eKaMnUaahltte. t
F. f A, Me It aCeJiunbaa, o.
I leld fthallenga cup
begia at Detntlt. Ptv
Total.. I! I4 0 .
Batted for Pfeffer in alghth ' .
Brooklyn ...,, 9 0 0 0 9V
Philadelphia t 1 I 1 I 1 1
Two-baa hlta I Mowrey Whltten, Luderua
(3). Three-baae hit: Myera. Home run!
Cravat h, Htolen baaea: Btengel, Wheat, Nle-
naff. Double play: Oleoo to rutehaw to
M'rkli, Hlta and earned runa; Off Pfeffer,
is nua, runa in aeven innlnga; ofr Dell, I
hlta, I runa In one lnnlna. Baaea on balla
Off Pfeffer, 1; off Rixey, 1, Struck out
By Proffer. T: by n-U. 1: bv Riv.
Umplree i Klem and Nmalie. - fy . .
Bravea titmr Ten '
Boaton Kept. 1. By defeating New York,
t to 1, today, while the Phil Ilea were win
nlng twice fro mrBooklyn, the Brave ap
proached within on game of th flrat
place in the National league etandlng.
Three acratoh hit and a baae on balls.
Scoring two runa, decided th game for Boa
ton in tne eiantn inning. The o her run
cam in th flrat on a hit by Snodgraa
wild throw by Re rid en and an error by
Ftetcner. New York cored in the ninth,
wots name nit a nom run. score:
NSW TORK. BOSTON.
AB. H. O.A.E " - AH U it A P
nurne.ii a t a v tr.Mrv'ie.ea 446
n ii n,ri even on agr a.cr 4
Heraeg.tb 4 S I OC'hap'le.lf 4
.im n.ao i o i 0Mg,rr i
ri'trh'r.aa 4, 1 t I IKoit y.ib 4
Kaurf.cf 4 t 1 0 Ontiu'k.Ib
Kelly.lb 4 1 t 0 0&aan.Sb 1
Rarlden.o 10 11 Hlowdy.o 1
McCarty.o Sill ORegan.p I
am i n,p a i 9 ciiugnea.p i
-itoueri i i i
Tattle. .11 1 17 11 a
-iota !.. Mll I
Batted for Anderaon In alnth.
New Tork 0 0 0 0 0 11
BoatOR ...ea.a.l -4) 0 0 1 S
Two.baa hit: Hughe. Home run: Kauff.
Stolen : Snodgraaa, Hume. Sacrifice
nn.' Anderaon. Double play: Qowdy to
Me ran ville. Xlmmerman to to McCarthy to
Kelly. Baaea on balla: Off Anderaon, li off
Regan, 1; off Hughe, 1. Hlta and earned
runa: Off Anderaon, hit, t runa In elf lit
Innlnga; off Rafan I hite, run In lx and
one-third Innlnga: off Hughe. 1 hit, 1 run
In two and two-thtrda Innings. Struck out:
by Anderaon, by Regan, 4; by Hughe, 1.
Wild pitch: Anderaon. Umplrea: Qulgley and
Byron. h
Red Heal Pirate.
Ptttiburgh. lept. 1 Cincinnati won from
Pltteburgh her today by a ecor or I to I,
Warner home run and th hitting of
Chaee, who made four hlta. efatureri. I'm.
plre Harrteon put Manager Callahan off th
iiem anq Alienor jaeoM and fnt Baaeman
J oh na ten out of the game for oh Ism-tin tA
declalon. Scot:
CINCINNATI. PITTSBITROH.
AB.H. O.A.B. A B.H. O.A.B.
i 0 OWarn'r.lh 4 1118
Neate.If
Oruh.Jb
Roueh.rf
Chaee.2b
Orirth.rf
Clark e,c
Wlngo.0
Loud'n.H
Huhn.lb
Toney, p
1 1
1 It
1 1
Oarey.cf 4
OBtfbee.lf 4
H'eh'n.r-t 4
OJ'hne'n.lb 4
OSchm't.rf 0
Blrd,2b 4
OSmykal.a I
t'chult t
BPIarher.e 4
K.nt'iVr ii i
Totto..lt 1J 17 1Z ('Firmer 1
i " Jkcoba.p 1
, . " MIMer.p 9
Wagner A
' Total. . 11 j i
Ratted for Smykal In ninth.
Betted for Kantlehner In aeventh "
Batted Cor Miller In ninth.
Cincinnati ,.,.99 111019 1 I
Pittsburgh .....I I 9 t 1 9 9 .0 0
Tw-bs hits: Chaa f. Hahn. Th?!!?.
bae hit: Johnaton. tlom run- Wsph.,
Bion baaa; Rouah. chae, Johnxton.
Double playa: Tony to Huh,n. Iuden to
Chart. Sinvkay to Ralrd K Johnaion
Baa"a on balla: Off Kantlrhner1 1 : off
ehamntan-
agvetf beat regatu, at Aataria, Or.
toajuet Mieeoerl valley ebrvmptoanhip p.
.meat Ofwnt nt Knnea Illy. s
BeMrli ml Anatial bImw m rii.tae..
County Kennel rlnb, Handean N. Y.
Yachtinat flaa rbHelte luhst wiu
tin. 4 Mnde. l New rh4 Piltrh Brandt Baaa on balla: ff Kantlrhner i i t
avainei newpni rai Mevre, tea tonnde, at Jerab. t: off Milter. 1.. Hit. -1-.
-.'... I rntie: Off Toaev. 11 hlta. 1 tnsn.- i
Ramblers and the .,
Luxus Will Clash
I3 Class A Series
The lid covering the elimination
series for the Class A amateur base
ball championship will be pried off
with a bang this afternoon at Rourke
park wheii the Luxus, champions in
1915 -.and pennant winners in the
Greater Omaha league, will clash with
the Ramblers, who copped the rag in
the National league. The game starts
ai - - .
The afternoon festivies, however,
will start at 2 o'clock when the annual
paraae 01 tne amateurs will torm a
procession - through the downtown
streets. The parade will line up at
Fifteenth and Jones streets at' 1:30.
About seventy-five autos, it is be
lieved, will be in line. ' ,
Mayor Dahlman and the city com
missioners hsve promised to fake part
in the parade, A band will occupy a
truck furnished by Trimble Bros.
' The Luxus ' rule favorites in the
game today, but the Ramblersare ex
pected to put up a tough scrap. Man
ager Pecha has assembled a nifty or
ganization which swept through the
National league like a young tornado
and the brewer machine will find its
hands full. ; .
Dennison is exnected to aenrl Uiil.
den against the Ramblers today so he
can hold Bunny Holland for Sunday's
frsjr. Moylan will probably Je Pe
cha's hurling choice.
McLoughlin Beaten
By George. Church
Forest Hills, Jf. H.,' Sept. 1.
Maurice E. McLoughlin of Los An
geles wss eliminated from the na
tional singles tournament todav when
he was defeated by George M.
Church of Tenaflv. N. I.. 5-7. 6-1. 6-2.
6-3. - ....
Cambridge and Eustis
Tied for First Place
Cambridge, Neb.. Sept. 1. (Soecial
Telegram.) Cambridge and Eustis
yesterday tied tor hrst place in (he
three days' tournament. Eustis win
ning from Beaver City and Holbrook,
Lambritlge winning from Eustis 'and
Beaver City. ! Cambridge won from
Beaver City today, 6 to 4, each get
ting seven hits. Batteries: Beaver
City, Fibch and Warner; Cambridge,
Ingram and Kraninaer. Eustis won
from Holbrook, 4 to 1, in -the fastest
game of the series. McDonald weak
ened in-the sixth and allows four
earned runs, Eustis getting nine hits
snd Holbrook four. Batteries: Hol
brook, McDonald and Martin; Eustis,
liouett and Macxev.
T nimble and Harris wrestled one
hour and a half to a draw after the
ball game.
Keel (Jlaaal Wlaa Oaaae, : I
ReS ClftUoV-Neh.. Sent. 1. ffln.i.l e..i.. I
tretn.) In a Seeldlns tame et a eerlea Red ,
. i,n grmwa uoeiwiea nere loaay ta an
unhlll vame, T to 4. Maetera el the old
State leaaue pitched In fine form and i
tlmelr hlltlns waa the fbault. Boere:
a " R W V
BoatwtrK ...... ..I S S S S S S S S 4 I 4
Red Clood. , .....444 1 4 4 1 4 91 4 4
Hetterlea:' Diamond and Pedlsrew: Maa-1
ten and Palmer. Umpire; Oo.-hlow ef St j
loaeph. Me, - .
u" Southern Aeaaelallaa, ( , ' i
Allente, S. Blrmlnahem. I.
rhettanooaa, S. Merai.lile, 4.V
. Neahllle, 1, Utile Herb. I.
No other semea ehedaled. . : :
BOSTON. ' ' NEW TORK.
AB.H.O.A.E. XB.H. O.A.B.
Hooper.rf I ( 0 4 0Masee,ct 3 114 4
a eHifn.ir s l i p
0 .0P-K-p-h.ee S 1 I n
t ftPlpp.lb 4 114 14
1 OMalael.Sb S 0 4 1
4 IOIdrlna.rf 4 1 S 4 4
1 40)eon,2b 1113 4
4 4Ali'der,o 4 S 4 1 4
5 4Shocker,p 1 4 2 4 1
0 lFleher.p 0 4 0 1 4
0 4aBaker X 1 0 0 4 0
0 -OCullop.p 1 0 4 0 0
1 0 ,
1 4 Totals. .11 4 37 IS 3
0 0
oo i -
lanv'n.lb' SIS
Learle,ll ' I r I
Hob'ael.lb SOU
Oatner.lb 14 1
walker.cr 4 11
Qard'r.Sb 10 0
McN-lr,3b 0 0 0
B,-ott 4 11
Thornea c 1 1 1
Cadytr - 1 1 1
Henria'n 0 0 0
Mav.'a 1 1 I)
Shore.o .. 1 4 0
WatBh - 1
vfL. ml
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Carrlgan
To tali.. 33
24 U 2
"Batted for Fleher In the fifth.
Hn for Cady in ninth.
Ratted for Gardner in eighth.
Ran for Shor In ninth.
Boaton . ...... 0 It 0 I 0 0 D 0 01
New Yerk .,.0 S0 t S O t T
Two-baae hlti : Jenvrln. Ijewlii, Three
baae htt: Paoklitpave'h. Home run', Pipp.
Double play: Oedeon to Pipp. Baae oi belli:
Off Shocker, 2; off Cullop, 1: off Bhwe, 1.
Hlta and earned' rana: Off Bhoeker, I hlta
and i -run in three and two-third tmvtnrs;
off Fiaber, l hit and no run In one and one
third Inning: off Cullop, 1 bit and ro run
In four tnnlnga; off Maya, T hlta and 4
run In five and one-third Inn In w1; off
Shore, 3 hlta and 2 run In two and two
third Inning. Struck out: By flhorker, I;
by May, 2. Umpire: Evan and Chill.
Bpllt Doubto Header. . . "
Washington, 9ept. 1. Washington and
Philadelphia apllt a double header today,
the locale winning the ffrat gam. 1-te-l,
and lollng th aerond 4-tol. Walter John
on held the vial tors at all stagea In the
opener, In the second, Myers, though he
gave eight base on balle, hit a man and
made a wild pitch, allowed only two hit.
Craft, a Washington recruit pitcher, made
hia major league debut In the second
game. Score, flrat gam:
PHILADELPHIA. WASHINGTON.'
AB.H.O.A.E. - AB.H.O.A.E.
Wltt.aa 4 2 1 S SLeon'd.Sb 4 10 10
Lawry.lb lilt Foster. 2b J 0 J I 0
Strunk.of 111! HMIIan.cf 4 2 4 0 0
Bchang.lf I 0 4 0 0Rmlth,rf 4 110 0
Moln'li.lb 4 110 -0 0Shanka,lf 1 1 I 0 0
Pick. 3b -1 0 0 2 JJudge.lb 4 2 0 1 0
(Jrimm.rf I 0 0 OMrR'de, 111 M
Plclnlch.o 1 0 I I owu ama.o I Q I o
Nabonp 8 0 0 1 0Johnaon.p 1112 0
Totals.. 20 0 24 12 I Total. .20 U 27 I 0
Philadelphia . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11
Washington .1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 -8
Two-baae hit:' Leonard, Smith. Stolen
base: Judge, Lawry. Double play: Lawry
to Mr.Tnnte. Base on bifTls: Off Johnaon, 2.
Earned run: Off IS'abor, 1; off Johnaon, 1.
Htt by pitcher: By Nabor (Foster). Struck
out: By Johnaon, I: by Nabor. 1. L'm
plreir Nallin and O'Loughlin. Score, sec
ond game:
PHILADELPHIA. WABHINOTON.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
Wtttas I I I OOon'd Xb X 1 1 2 0
n l o lrnsterzn I Q l
10 0 OMIIan.cf 4 0 I
0 1 1 nfmlth.rf 4 0 2
10 0 OShanka.tf 0 0
10 1 OJudge.lb I Oil
0 0 0 lMcB'de, 2 11
10 0 OGhar'ty.c 4 0 0
1 I Craft,p 10 0
III '
'OLa... i ii ii
Total.. 12 12 27 12 I
Batted for arlm in sixth.
Philadelphia .0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 04
Washington .0 0 0 0 10 0 0 01
Two-baae hits: Pick. Stolen has: Witt.
Pick, 2; Mr Bride. Sacrlno hit: Lawry,
8 trunk, McRrlde. Dauble play: Smith to
Judge. Baae on balla: Off Craft, ; off
Myera, I. Earned runa: Off Craft, 4. "Hit
hy pitcher: By Myera (Judge). Struck out:
By Craft, 0; by Wyera. 0. Wild pitch:
Myers. Paaeed balla: Gharrity, 2. Umplrea:
O'Loughlin and Nallin.
CHAPMAN
Ray Chapman of the Cleveland In
dians has returned to his regular posi
tion at shortstop after a period spent
on thej second sack, where he made
good while filling Mocller's place.
Chapman is one. of the steadiest
players on the Cleveland -team. He
broke into the game in 1910 with the
Davenport club of the Three-I league,
went to,Totedo in the American asso
ciation in 1911 and was sold to Cleve
land the next year. He has batted
around .270 for the last thrte ysars. -
ST. FRISCO WJNS
IN STRAIGHT HEATS
Takes Knickerbocker Five
Thousand Purse for the
2:08 Trotters.
FINISHES THIRD IN 2:05
t.awry.lb 4
8tronk.Rf 3
Srhanclf 3
Mrlnta.lb 4
Plck.lb 1
Ortmm.rf 3
McEl.rf 3
Plclnlch.o 4
lfyera,p 4
clear and were uninjured. The party
was from Lexington traveling to
North Platte. -The injured persons
were brought here for medical atten
tion. The machine was slightly dam
aged. , - ..-
.':: - . .
Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Sept. l.J-Sf.
Frisco, driven by E. F. Geers, won
"the .Knickerbocker" $5,000 purse for
2:08 trotters in straight heats at to-,
day's grand circuit races, going the
three fastest heats ever trotted on
this track.. Geers won the first two
heats in 2:05'$ and 2:07. He set out
for a fast mile the third heat and St.
Frisco was soon several lengths
ahead of the field. He finished in
2:05. Cox, with Director Todd and-
Erncst with Ima Jav. had a hard
battle for second money, Ernest
winning. w
Major Woolworth won the first
two heats of the 2:09 pace. In a
driving finish The Savoy outpaced
The Major in the third heat, the time
being 2:06)4.
The Knickerbocker 3:0a rot; three la five.
puree, 16,000
. Frl.co, b h, by Ban Fraaciaco
(Oeere) 1 1 I
Ima Jay, br m, (Rrneet) ...........I 3 S .
Director Todd, b-m, (Cox) 3 2 3
Alao ran: Laramie Led. Humfaat. alma
Forbea. Virginia Barnette1. Beat time: 3:44.
Parlnr 3:04 olaaa three heats, . purae
ll.ooo . J
Major Woolworth. br h, by The Abbe
(Hubbard) 1 I 1
The Savoy, blk a, by Charley Hayt
, (Floyd) 3 2 1
Areta V. ch -m (Coi) w 4 9 1
-Alao ran: Lillian W, ch. m., Davie. Tlmel
3:06.
Trotting 3:14 elaas; three beata, purse.
11.000
Almack,' b h, by McLlntock (Hur-
W).." ,'.v.,..t 1 t
Helpn tVorthy. b m. (Murphy) ...S S X r
McOloakey, br g, (McDonald) ,.,..! 4 4
Alao 'ran : Howe, Conatantlne, Country -Tramp.
Best time: 3:074,
Pacing 2:14 claaa, three heats, puraa, .
11,004 ,
young Todd, br g, by Director Todd . '
(Cox) : 1 1 I
Problem, br b (Murphy) .3 4 a
Sir Anthony Carter, br h, (Oeera)..S 3 3
L-aa UV . II I -
Three urt in Auto
Upset atjorth Platte
North Platte.. Neb., Sept. 1 (Spe
cial.) H. H. Menke suffered a frac
tured rib, Mrs. Menke sustained a
cracked rib and a badly crushed
thumb and Miss Lelia Walker, a frac
ture of the elbow when a motor car
driven by Miss Walker failed to make
a turn in the road eight miles south
east of here and upset in a deep ditch
beside the highway. Two children
who were in the car were thrown
LEE Jires
imuMam: m-4veiaecTuH.etoM
Ever Leave your '
Car in a Ditch?
s6au of ft akWdinff accident or son-
ture? LEE Pwietur- Proof Pneamatis
Tire ar iuarnt4 Puncture-Proof un
der a eaih refund. Th Zif Zas tread
flenti fie ally nuardsi atrainal BtttddtaK.
POWELLA"'
upptv commnv euppiie
Should Find You Equipped With
Rifles and Cartridges
They will insure your success as they have
that of thousands of other hunters. Don't take
the chance of spoiling your hunt by using
other makes, but take along Winchester Rifles ,
and Cartridges the . alwayse.reliable kind.
You can get them to suit your ideas, as Win
chester Rifles are made in Single Shot, Re
peating and Self-Loading (or so-called auto
matic) models, and in various calibers; and
Winchester Cartridges are , made in all the .
different sizes. Ask your dealer about them
and he will tell you they are " O. K."
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