THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1916.
eague -Leading Rourkelets Gather in Two More Victories Yesterday
ROURKES SWEEP
LOTWITH SIODX
Thompson and Krause Hurl
Splendid Ball While Hates
Drive in Runs.
A Double Killing
SCORES 9 TO 1 AKD 7 TO 1
While1 Cecil Thompson and Harry
krause, the demon southpaw, were
subduing the truculent Sioux sluggers
iu nifty fashion, the de luxe Rourklets
shanked the offerings of Kelly and
basper soundly, and Omaha ran
away with both ends of the "Labor
dav bargain matinee, winning the
first combat 9 to 1 and the second
section 6 to 1'. J t-
Cecil Thompson had the Sioux on
the hip in the first game and the
Uourkel sailed through the fray with
flying colors. Two-base knocks by
Watson and Lejeune marked up a
run for the Braves in the opening
....... k.. f-nr., ,,. nariA m, tl,,,,.
....... t.,ir lni.,nr 1 ' f.il ,, H tt
permit any rougn worn wnatever.
Bui while Mr. Ketly may have had
the inclination; he didn't have the
stuff and our Cecil did. 'As a result
the Kourkoviuians hammered the
daylights out of him. They made
nine runs and thirteen hits' and would
have male more, only they got tired
chasing around the runway.
.- IKildnff Is Sensation. ,'
Kewpit ' Kilduff was the - shilling
light in .tlielirst game, In the sec
ond inning Kewpie was wounded in
a collision at the plate with Crosby
and it madia him mad. It made him
so mad .he. wanted to go out and win
theballgame all by himself, and he
did enough- work to do it.' He made
four hits out of as many trips to the
plate. One was a triple, . two were
doubles and one was a. single, i He
also scored two runs,, was the pivot
in a double play and accepted seven
chances at short. . .. y' - ; , '
J- Krause in Form. -.. "
.' Harry Krause was in splendid form
in the second game and the' Omaha
victory was apparent 'from tlie, start.
So apparent was the victory that the
Sioux turned the rear end of the con
flict into a bunch of horse play. The
Sioux are great comedians;, it you
nn i dciicvc 11. ar- if . .
r, l... u.t sfrar r,anpr at the
.siari ana cunmiucu w
until the. end. Ray Miller's triple
started the scoring and was respon
sible for the decease of Mr. Gasper.
: Sioux Get Sassy.
A couple; of unusual incidents en
livened this . second game. In the
second inning. Burg, on first, and
Smith, on third, started a . double
steal. The two-ply theft was perfect
and Smith easily slid around Living
stone. The Sioux catcfier didn t
touch him. with the ball until he was
clear over the plate. But Livingstone
thought he'd run a bluff on Umps
Miller and - walked off the field,
throwing the ball badk into the in
field as he did so.. Promptly Joe
Burg hiked to third and then home,
as nobody covered either base to
tried to rescue the pill. When Liv-.
ingstone found out what- had hap-
i u- mfmA Mnnrfv mtirrler ' Mr.
UCIICU w.vvy ,.
Connolly horned in with- a few harsh
w:, L i.....-.!. , t,a,,cl,,t
remarics. ; aniut p-iuu.yi.j. ,
both gents - from the park. Phil
Cooney also tried to get himself can
ned, but wasunsuccessful. ,
In the first "half of the seventh the
umps and all' the, athletes on both
teams forgot .how many were out and
started to continue play, despite t ie
fact three, men. had been retired. The
same stunt 'occurred in the home half
of the seventh. , Ray Miller was the
only man,.wno-Knew now many who
out both times , and nobody would
believe Ray, so the press coop had
to take a nana. ckmi
The crowd yesterday beat the 5,000
mr.k- ...,i.
again this afternoon at Kourke park
at 3:15. .
Williams Wins : ;
From Griff in in ,
. . Straight Sets
Forest !h1Us, N..-Y., Sept. 4 Wil
liams defeated Griffin in straight sets,
6-3, 6-3, 6-3, winning a place in the
final round to be played tomorrow.
Johnston defeated Murray, 6-2, 6-3,
6-1. and will meet Williams tomor
row in the finals. . '
Play Benefit Game
For Visiting Nurses
The base ball nines of the Pieroe
street division and the Council Bluffs
division of . the Omaha street car
company will tangle in a contest at
Kourke park Wednesday for the bene
fit of the Visiting Nurse association.
.Wednesday is tag day for the visit
ing nurses and the' street car men
made the suggesiton that they stage
a ball game-on that day. All Of the
proceeds will; go to the nurses, as
l.'a Rourke has donated the use of
Kourke park for the occasion. ,
The game will start at 2:45 and the
admission will be25 cents.
, Scott' Bluff Beat. Mitchell.
Knott's Bluff, Neb., Sept. 4. (Special.)
Hcott'a Blurt easily defeated Mitchell yes
terday, 10 to 1. Scott'e Bluff's twelve hits
netted thirty-four baaee. v Stol held Hltch
ell to fixe acattered hit.. Batterlee: Scott's
liluff, Stol and Holllngsworth;' Mltrhell,
Metoy and Welmoth. Umpires: Ointhrl
und Smith. - . ' .
First !"
Smith. If.
Burs, Sk
J. Thompson, f,
Miller, of.
KriMfer,
Feraythe, rf. . .
Kllduff, ee
Irelan, Sb
C. Thompson, p.
. Total.
OMAHA.
All. B.
34 IS 11 IS
siorx citv.
AS. B. H. O. A. E.
dtltnsre. Jf 4 S
Watson, rf. 4 1 t J
Mots, lb. 4 t S I
Lejetnw, of 4 t t a
Connolly, Sb 1 I
Bader, as. 4 8 1 S
Cooney, lb. I 3 t I
Crosby, . I..S S t
Kelly, p I O S 2.
..ToUls ........ ...St I M. M , 1
Omaha "
Buns S 1 0 1 '
Hits .. ...... I I 1 I 0 IS
Worn Cltr
Buns 1 t 1
Hlta . . . . 1 SI 1S11 1 '
Threo-bas lilt I Klldnff. Two-bane kite:
Kllduff (31, Krueier, Miller. OJeune, Wat
son, Mets. flaerlflee hltat Rurg, J. Thomp
son. Htolen basest Kllduff t). Doublo play:
C. Thompson to KUduff to Miller. Btrurk
autl By C. Thompson, St' by Kolly, S. Bases
on bails: Off O. Thompson, tl off KeUy, a.
Wild ptteht C. Thompson, Loft .on bases:
Omaha. St fuoui Ct. . Time: 1:0. Int
plrost Carney and MlUer.
eievond same- -.
OMAHA.
AH. B. H. O. A. B.
Smith, If. s l o a n
Burr. h 11 e , I o
Thompson, If. 1 4 1
MlUer, lb. 4 4 '
Marshall, o. -... 4 S O S
Far.) the. rf. ....... SIS 1 S
Kllduff, St. . .'....... ' ' t - '. S
ireian, s. . a ; i ... l - s . i
MISSED HIS CHANCE TO BE CHAMPION Her is Charlie
White, who failed to wrest the laurel from the brow of Fred
die Welsh at Colorado Springs. With him is Joe Thomas, his
trainer, and Nate Lewis, his ever faithful manager, who has
shared every purse White has won for the last five years.
a ' i i t -1
; Totals ......... S J! V 1 I
, siorx cm,
AB. B. H, O. A. K.
OUmoro, If. 4 O S S .0 .0
Watson, rf . . . 4.0.011,0
Meti. lb S 1 1 11 0
Xejeono, f. 4 . 0 1 1 0 . 0
Connolly, 8b. , 0 0 0 t 0,0
Kelly, b. S 0 I 0 S 0
Bader, st 4 0 0 1 S 0
Cooney, 8b.-b. SOS I 0 0
LlTlnastona, ..,...'.. 0 0 1 1 I
Crosby. O.I 4 0 0 S 1
Casper, p 1 0 0 0 S
' Totala ;......it; :."s 4 IS '. 1
;".'..'.v.r...::-.t 4 s -4
Hits .............. .1 4 1 0 0 1 0 I a
Sloul City ..... . ,. . , ,
Buns 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 1
. hju ;.'.,.....,:.... i o o i o i o o s s
Two-base hits: Imlan, Kratioe, Fori! the
(S). Saerlfleo hits: Burs. Kllduff. Htolen
bases: Smith (SI, Bura, Connolly. Double
Elarst Burg to lrelatt to MlUer, Gasper to
Ivlnsstone to Connolly. Strnelt out I By
Krau, S: by Oasper, 4. Bases on balls I Off
Krauso, tl off Casper. 4. Paased ball: Mar
shall. Hit by pitched ball: Hmlth. Burs,
Forsythe. Left on baaoa: Omaha, St Sloui
City. T. Time: ltSO. Umpires: Miller and
Carney.-.- -
Wichita and Kaws
Divide Double Bill
Wichita, Sept. 4. Wichita and To-
Al.iAmA ItAnnre in a dntlhle bill
today. Heavy hitting featured' both
games. Score, nrst game:;
, WICHITA.
' . AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Fox. rf 4 1 I t J O
Jackson, of. 0 I 1 0
Coy, if 4-11.1 01
Brltton. b I !. 1
Gray. o. . ; '.. S J . 4 0-0
Lltaohl, in. ......... w . i
Kappa, lb .'....' S f 0 14 J- 0
White, as. , .., 1..'. ....'
Hunt, p 1 9 1
Griffin, p." ... ',..rI 'JI 1. J
Totals ,vl . .... .' 4 II S;, U 1
; TOPKKA. ' , : "
,, 1 . AB. R. H. 0 A. B.
R. Uthrop,- of. S : 3 S ' 0 0
A,ler. rf. 4 1 ,1 0
Goodwin, ' ss. ....... 4 ,p l . o
Bnsle. sb 4 1 -.1 I ' J
W. Lathrop, lb 4 0 10. 0 1
Dovore. If. 0 1 .0 1
Monroe, Ik 4 0 a 1 0
Allen,, c. ,V, 4 0 0 6 10
Doyle, p. J 0 0 0 3 1
eHennlnt .....t. 1 0 0 0 0 0
Totals ...i'....,...3S .1 ' at 11 I
BaLted for Doylo tn ninth.
Topeka 3 0 0 0 0 1 3 06
Wichita . .....J 0 0 1 3 0 1 3
Sacrifice hits: Brltton, Lltecht, White.
Two-baao hits: B. Lathrop (8), Aller, Bnsle.
Home run: Agler. Stolen baas: Gray. Hits:
Off Hunt, I in tit and two-thirds Inntnts.
Struck out: By Hunt, 3i by Orlffln. 31 by
Doyle. J. Bases on balls: Off Hunt, 1! off
Doyle. 7. Passed ball: Allen. Hit by pitched
ball: By Hunt. Doyla. Time: 2:T, Umpire:
Mullen.
.. V." ' WICHITA. ' i
' AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Fox. rf 4.00 1 0 0
Jackocn, cf 3 1 1 10 0
Coy. If , 3 1 1 ' 4 0 0
Brltton, 2b. ........ 3 0 1 1 0
Gray, o .:. 3 0 1 110
Lltschl, 3b 4,0 1 14. 0
Bapps. lb. w." 1 A 1 0 1
White, ss. .......... 3 13 3 ,0 1
Orlffln, , ... V 0 .1 0 t 0
Griffith ............ 1 0 0 0 0 0
Craig, p. 1 0 0 0 0 0
Totals -ii 3 11 31 10. 2
TOPEKA.
AB. R. H. O. A. B.
R. Lathrop, cf. ..... 4 18 3 0 0
Asler, 3b 4 1 1 8 3 a
Goodwin, ss S 1 8 3 8 0
Ensle, b 4 1 3 3 3 0
W. Lathrop, lb ,3 0 1 t 10
Devore, if. 8 0 0 0 0 0
Monroe, 0 4 3 1 4 1 0
Hennlng. rf. 8 3 3 1 0 0
Kusa-lna. p. 1 0 0 0 0 0
Burwell, p 3 1 3 0 0
.
Total. 38 II 81 8
Batted for Orlffln In slxhth.
Topeka 3 1 I 1 8 1 3 --
Wichita 3 tl o o o i o s
Called end of seventh by agreement.
Sacrifice hits: Coy, Agler, W. Lathrop,
Hennlng. Two-base hits: Coy, White (8).
B. Lathrop, W. Lathrop, Burwell. Home
run: Hennmg.' Stolen bases: Brltton, Gray.
Hlta: Off Huggins. 6 In two and two-thirda
Inning: off Griffin. 7 in four innings, dou
ble plays: Engle to Lathrop; Lathrop to
Agler to Lathrop. struck out: By Huggins,
1: by Burwell, 8: by Craig, 1. Bases on
halls: off Griffin. 1; off Craig, 8; oft Hug
gins, 3. Wild pitch: Orlffln. Hit by pitched
bail: w. Lathrop by uralg. Time: 1:60. utn
plre: Mullen.
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4
DOUBLE WIN POTS
TIGERSJEAR TOP
Detroit Within One Game 'of
First Plaoe u Result of De
feating; Indians Twice.
.
BOTH SLUGGING MATCHES
Standing of Teams
NAT. LEAGUE
w I..Pct.
73 49 .iU VChtcago
I
JOB toCottCKrV&UE VttUZi&liAXZ XEUOS
LINKS WIN AND WSE
Win First Game and Drop Sec
ond to Des Moines in
V ( , Holiday P' -. J ;
FIELDING IS A 7EATURE
Des Moines, Sept. 4. Des Moines
and Lincoln divided a double-header
today, the . visitors winning the first
game, 5 to 2, and the locals the sec
ond, 10 to 2. The games were featured
by the fielding of Hartford, Williams
t r... limnir. Kane wan injured
when a foul tip hit him and he was
compelled to quit m tne eignm in
ning of, the second game. Score, first
game: . .'
' LINCOLN. , f v
AB. R. II. O. A. E.
Crrll.le, If , .. , '.,
Williams, ss , S 1 3 - 1 3 0
Thomason, cf ."'r 3 ' 0 8 0 V
Lober, rt.. 4, .. I..1. 0 .4
Mora, b. , 3 i . 1 , t I
F. Hunter, :Tb....:... 4 ,1.; 111 0
Latttmore, :3b....... i 0 . .0 : H
Rohrer. xt.-,,. ....... 4 1.. 3 . t 1 . 0
Oardner, .p ij 0 jO
! ouis..'.......,..3'i.t. .10 ir it.'-, o
- DBS' HOInrJS.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Hahn, rf..,-. t ... 3 S 41 0 0
W. -Hunter, cf 4 1 3 0 0 0
Hartford, as 4 0 1 3 4 0
Melosn. 8b 4 1 , 1 3 ; S 8
Jones,, lb..,. 4,0 S 12 ; 1 0
Cass. If....,, . o
Breen, c 4 0 8 7 1 3
Ewoldt, 3h-r.... 4 0 0 1 8 1
Hlgginbotham, p..'... a 0 0 0 3 J
Bpahr 1 1.0 0 0
'Totals I..:..'... ...87 3 11 37 It 8
Batted for Hlgginbotham In ninth.
Llnooln 0 0 0 3 0 0 .1 1 t
Des Moines.... 0 8 0 0 0 8 0 0 63
Homo run: Carlisle. Two-base hits: Morss,
Meloan, Jones. Sacrifice hits: Thomaaon,
Morse. Stolen baees: Carlisle (3), Williams
(8). F. Hunter, W. Hunter, Left-on bases:
l.ln,nln. s, Des -Uolnes. . -Struck out: By
Hlgginbotham, i: by Oardner, 3. Wild pitch:
Hlgginbotham. Double play: Oardner to
Rohrer to F. Hunter. Tims: 1:40. Umpire:
KaneT Score, second game:
LINCULB,
AB. R. H. O. A. B.
Carlisle, If........... S O 18 0 0
William., as 8 0 3 8 4 1
Thomaaon,,. of 4 1. 0 0 0 0
Lobar, rf.. 4 0" 8 0 ' 1' 1
Mor.e, 8b...'., 4,0 8 11,0
F. Hunter, lb:....... 4 0 0 II "0 .0
Lattlmors, 3b .4 D l o a u
Johnson, 0... (....... 4 1 S 6 10
last, p...,...,. 8 0,0 u l
Halla, p I t 1 10
Totals 81 8 11 84 13 3
DBS MOINES
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Hahn. rf S 0 3 3 0 0
Hunter, cf I 1
Hartford, ss 8 0 1 3 4 1
Meloan, 2b. , 4.11 840
Jones, lb , 8 8.1 It 0 0
Caas, If 4 3 3 8 , 0 0
Bpahr, c..-. .. 4 3 3 1 t 0
Ewoidt, ab a i i t i n
Baker, p .., 4.11040
Totals ............U 10 13 37 It ' 1
Lincoln 0 0 0 0 1 0 ( 1 03
Des Moines.,.. 0 4 0 4 t 0 0 t 10
Home run: Johnson. Two-bsss hits:
Jones, Caas-(3), Hahn. Sacrifice hlta: Halla,
Ewoidt. Left on bases: Lincoln, S; Des
Moines, 4. Struck out: By Baker, 1; by
Eaet, 8: by Halla, d. Bases on balls: Off
Baker, 1; off Bast, .1: Hits and runs: Off
East, 8 hits, t runs In four innings; off
Halla, I htta,''3 runs in four Innings, Hit by
pitched ball: By Ba.t, Hartford. Doubjo
play: Baker to Hartford to Jones, Umpires:
Kane and Breen. Time: 1:08.
Bears and Josies
Split Double Bill
Denver, Colo., Sept. 4. Denver and
St. Joseph divided today's double
header, the visitors taking the first
game, 6 to 3, and the locals winning
the second, 10 to 4. The second was
called at the end of the eighth by
agreement, score, tirst game:
ST. JOSEPH.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Wright, cf. 4 1 8 11 0
McCabe, 2b 4 1 3 18 0
Jourdan, lb. ........ 3 0 0 13 0 0
Klrkham, If, ...... 4 1,3 8 0 0
Sullivan, rf. a 1 0 0 1 0
McClelland, 8b. 4 11 3 1 0
C. Williams, as. .... 4 0 3 8 1 0
Beers, c 3 1 0 t i "0
J. Williams, p , . 4 0 0 0 t 0
Totals
COLLARS
CO WELL WITH BOW OX FOUR
IN-HAND 15ca.ah, SforPOcta.
eUJITT, PCAtODV SrCO INtt4K
Miss Minneapolis
', Is Victor at Detroit
, Detroit Mich., Sept. 4. Miss Min
neapolis of Minneapolis today won
the second heat of thirty miles for
the ' power , boat championship of
America. Her time was 41.66, an av
erage of 49.77 miles an hour. Miss
Detroit was second and feter fan
VII . was third. Miss Minneapolis
won the first heat last Saturday.
Baby Marold 'of Detroit, after av
eraging sixty-six miles an hour for
the first lap of five miles, caught fire
and was destroyed. Her driver and
mechanician escaped.
,v' Hoaat .Win. Owa Game.
1 Brain. M. Neb.. Rent. 4. (Spaclal.l With
the score a tie in the last half of the
ninth inning, two men on bsses and one
out, . Bobota put ths ball ovsr the right
fleisl fence and won hit own gam. Score:
R.H.B.
Bralnard ....'....I ! I I I 11 I 14 t a
Bill wood II 1 0 I 1 II ll 1 I
. Batterls: Sobota and Sowers: Kaucus and
Judevius, atruck out: By Sohota, .11; by
rtancua,. i,
Carter Utka Ctuk Win. .
, The Oarur Lsks club base ball team beat
th BUga. 7 la I ytsterday afternoon In a
fast gam on the tormer'a grounda. The
gam waa close tilt the last round of
play..,' ' ..( .
.34, 5 10 37 ' It I
v em.
AB. R. H. O. A. B.
Miller, rf. . a t o o t t
Sterser, tf. 4 0 0 4 ' t ' 0
Oakes, cf. 3 0 0 ' 1 0 0
Butcher. . 3b.. 4 .1 1 0 . 1 4
Dyer, s.' .,,,,..,... 8 I I. 3' 1 0
Shlclda, lb. 4 1 I t 0 0
Cole, 3b. ... 4 0 1 1 4 0
Stevens;, c. '4 , 0 1 8 1.0
Harrington, p. 'J 0 3 13 0
' Totals".,:.-. .......as a I at 10 0
St. Joseph .'.;.,0 0 3 1 0 4 0 3 04
Denver ,.0 0 0 0 1 I I '0 88
Sacrifice hit: Sullivan. Two-base hits
Wright, Klrkham, McClelland. Three-base
hits: Wright, Dyer. Home runs; McCabe.
Dyer. Bases on balls: Off J. Williams, 3: oft
Harrington, I. Btruck out: By Williams, I;
oy Harrington, s. rut oy pitcned ball: Jour.
dan. Passed ball: Btevens. Double play; C.
William, to McCabe to oJurdan. Stolen
oases: Burner (3), Hhlelds, Cole. Tims: l:tt,
Umpire: Shannon. Score, second game:
ST. JOSEPH.
. ' ' .' AB. R. H. O A, E.
Wright, cf 4 0 18 0 0
McCabe, 8b, 4 1 8 1 1 1
Jourdan. lb .,, -4 0 0 7 I 0
u. Williams, as...... 4 0 0' 1 3 .0
McClelland, 8b 4 O S 8 " 0 0
Klrkham, If a I t ',8 0 0
Siilltvan, rf , ... ; 4 (1 310 1
Fusner, c 'i... . 8 I I 3 3 ' 0
rjoviiK, p
Detroit. -Mich.. Sent. 4. By defeat-1
ing Cleveland. It to 8. this afternoon
after winning from the Indians, 7 to 5. 1
this forenoon, Detroit crept . within j
one game of first place. Both the
contests were slugging matches, sev
en pitchers being ustd this afternoon
and nine this morning.' Detroit won'
the second name in the sixth inning
by scoring six runs off Morton and
Batrbv. -
, In the first game H. Coveleskie was
hit in the stomach by a line drive
from Wambsganss bat and was car
ried from the field. Score, first game:
CLEVVEI.AND. . DKTKUlT.
AB.H.O.A.B. An.H.O.A.E.
Ilr.n.v.lf 3 t t 0 0Vllt.il 4 14 0 0
Tunu-r.tl. 0 a 0 10 Bu.h.as 1 I I I il
K uaan,30 gist ui;ooo,ci a v v
HH'akar.ct 4 3 8 0Vach.lf .1 3 8 0 0
Roth.rf 4 111 0Cr'ford,rf 4 3 0 0 0
Duly.rf II I I OBurna.lb 3 0 8 1 J
W bng s.se 1 1 8 4 0Tong.8b 3 3 110
Ch'pn.1,1 18 3 1 ISpencer.c 3 8 4 0
Qjndll.lb 1 10 0 Doland.p 10 10
O'Nctl.e 4 13 0 0Jime.,p 8 I 8 1
ac'1'kie.p 0 0 0 0 OHC'i kie.p 0 0 o o o
l.a'beth.0 0 t I t otubuo,p .1010
Gould. p , 0 I o-H'I'ann 10
II, eoe.p ltw"'
Hoehl'l.E I I I ( Totlt,S0 li:7 i
Moeller 0 4 0
CoUinai-, 1 0 P
Racby till
'Bergman I 0 I I '
Totals. 87 10 81 10 1
Ratted for James In sviith.
Batted for Lambeth In second. . A
Ratted for Gould In fourth. '
Hatted for Boehltng In ninth.
Batted for Been in seventh...
Cleveland ...,0 8 0 0 1 I 1
Detroit..,....! 1 1 0 I
Two-baa hits: Chapman Veach, Spencer.
Thre-bass hits: Crawford, Beebs.. Stolen
bases: Cobb. Spencoi Toung. Sacrifice hits:
Turner, Bueh, Cobb, Spsncer. Sacrlfic flies:
Oarney, Burns. Double plays: Bush, Toung
and Bums, First base on errors: Cleveland,
1; Detroit, t: Baaoa on ball.: Off S. Cove
leskie, 81 off Lambeth, 8 Oould, li off Bo
land. 8: off Jamee, I, Hit and earned
runa: Off S. Covsleakla, 4 hits and I runs In
two-third Inning; off Lambert, none In one
third Inning; off Oould, 8 hits and 3 runa
In thret Innlngei oft Besbs, 3 hlta and no
runs In three Innings: off Boehltng. one hit
and no run In two Inning: off Boland, 4
hits and 3 rung In n and one-third In
nlnge; off Jamee, 8 hit and 3 runs In five
and two-third Innlnga; off H. Covele.kie, 3
hlta and no runs tn two-third Inning; off
Dubuc. no hits and. no jruns In on and
one-third Inning. Hit by itohed ball: By
James (Oarneyl. Struck out: by H, Cove
leakle. 1: by Jamaa, 1; by B, Covele.kie. 1.
Score of eecond gam : ...
CLEVELAND. , ? DETROIT
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B,
nranav.tf 8 13 1 IVItt.tb 13 3 4
.. .70 It .88
. ..73 48 ,M
...bum ,KS
.It tt .808
. ..St 70 .47
.bill .tat
..to 10 Mi
..II HI .310
WEST. LEAOfE.
W.L,.FC!.'
Omaha . .. SS44 .,M Brooklyn ..
Lincoln . ... .It 44 .oSMlnaton. , .
Dee Moltie..tfl 43 .M6'Phtla
Sioux City.. I 8 81I;New Yolk
Denver , ,., ,83 70 .470 Pitta! urgh
Topeka . .,.00 78 .458 Chicago .
Wichita .,.'.61 78 .m at, Louie.
St. Joseph.. 68 81 .3ttiCtnclimtt
AMGR LBAOfB. AMER. ASSN
W.UPot.1 W.LPct.
Boaton ....It 14 .171'Loulsvlllo ..10 18.180
lu.tr..lt .. . .74 S7 Mi!", Indlanapolla 78 58.877
Chicago ' ....71 tt .tit:' Kansas Clty.7t 43 .817
New Tork. .70 81 .tat1 Minneapolis 7IM.S33
St. Louis.,. tttf.SS?1 St. Paul 4M7.507
Cleveland ;. tt .tl 81 Toledo tt 60 .4J
Va.h ngton 04 s ,604i t otumoue ,.m
ran. .....tt it.38J'Mnwuh(
Yaatrrday' Rulta.
WESTERN I.EAOUE
Slout Ctty, 1-1; Omaha. -.
TopeKa, I I; Wichita, 1-3.
St. Joseph. 1-3: Denver. 3-10.
Lincoln, t-3; I1 Moines, 3-10.
, i NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New Tork, 8-8; Boston. 8-3.
St. Louis. 0-0; Pittsburgh. 7-1.
Cincinnati, 0-10: Chicago, S-B.
Brooklyn. 1-3; Philadelphia, 3-10.
AMERICAN I.EAOUE. '
Chligo, 3-3; St. l.ou!s. 3-1.
ClevKtsnrt. t-8: Detroit, 7-11.
Phllsdelphia, 0-1:' Washington,
Boaton. 7-3; New York, 1-4.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo, ' 8-3; Louisville, t-t.
Minneapolis. 11-t; St. Paul, 0-T.
Columbus, 8-8: Indianapolis, 4-1.
Mllwtuke,' trl; Kanaas City, 4-4.
t ' flame Today.
We.terti League Sioux city at Omaha,
Topeka at Denver, St, Joaaph at Wichita.
Lincoln at Ilea Molnen.
National League Philadelphia at Bonton,
Brooklyn at New York, HI. Louie at Pitta
burgh. Cincinnati at Chicago. I
American League New Tork at Washing
Ion, Boston. at Philadelphia,
Fet.ch.of
Terry.es 4
3 1 I 0Mar. nr.ct 1
lit ORumler.c 8
13 1
I
8,-halk.o 3 0 10 8 OAuatlnJb 113 1
Bens.p '3 0 0 3 OLavon.aa 31184
. Plank.p -1113 0
Total.. 3t I8711-I
Total... 28 I 37 IS
Ratted for Miller In ninth.
O V o .
Loui I 0 0 1 0 0 01
I wo-oaie. nil: rei.cn. ntoien dbkcs: a.
Collina, rel.rh, E. Collins, Fournlfr, Sacri
fice hit.: Wcavrr. E. Colllra. Doubl plays:
Austin lo Staler, Lavan to Staler, E. Collins
to Terry to Fournler. Ba.ee on errors,
Chicago, 3, Bases on balla: Off Bens, 3:
off I'lank. 8. Hlta and earned runs: Off
Bens, 3 hits, run In nine Innings: off
Plank, t hits, no runs tn nine . Innings. :
Struck out: By Bens, 10; by Plank, 3.
t.'ilrl l t Va Il.-t f 'm vs I watai riauaha aiI
KILBANE KNOCKS
UUlUbU.VHANbl
Cle velander Allows Baltimore
Lad to Last Less Thaii 1
Eight Minutes.'
SETTLES HIM IN THE THIRD
3-1.
Kav'gh,lb 1114 OBush.ss
Speak'r.cf 4 10 1
Roth.rf
W'b'g'a.a
. V V o"!"
till IVsach.lf
III
I
' ?
1 1
1 lCr'wrd.rf 8 1
ChapVlb 1113 IBurm.lb 3 111 0 0
aOndll.lb 8 111 0 OYounl.ab 8 0 3 3 0
V omanaga,o . m e v
O'Nelll.o
Morton.p
BagDy.p
I I IMItehell.p 0 0 0 1 0
I I I 1
Miller, rf ., :.,
Sterser, If ', ,'
Oakea, cf
Butcher, 3b . .
Dyer, as .'
Shields, lb . .
Cole, 8b .'.'
Bhestak, c
HiDMr, .p , , . ,
,:...33 4 11 11 7- 1
DENVER.
AB. R. H.' O A. B.
SSI Holand.n
Lamb h,p 0 0 10 onauss,p j I 0 3
B'hllni.p 0 0 0 0 0HeUm'nn! 110 0
Coiem'n.e 1 0 a I I Ttn7r"r
Moeller 110 1 0" Total. .81 13 37 13 I
Turner 1 1 0 0 0 v..
Totals.. It 1014 II t , ''
Baited for Boland tn sixth.
Batted for O'Neill In eighth.
Batd for Bagby In eighth. '
Clv.land ....I 1,0 0 0 1 1 4 0 J
snsiolil 11
Two-bss hlta: Kavangh, O'Neill, Cobb,
Vcnch, Burnt, Stanag (3), Hallmann.
Tnree-naae nit: I1"- J",'
speaker, Chapman (8), Oandll, Bush (I).
Cobb, Veach,. Crawford, Burn. Sacrifice
hits: Orsney, Toung, Double plsys: Young
ti. Burns. Crawford to Vltl. Base, on errors:
Detroit, 3. Baats on balls- Off Morton. 3;
eff Bagby. 8: off Lambeth, 1: off Mitchell.
8; off Boland, 8: off Dams, a. Hits and
ci rnsd runs: Off Morton, ! hits, t runs In
flv and ons.thlrd Innings; off Bagby, I
hits, I runs In one and two-thirds innings:
off Lambeth, 1 hit. no runs with none out
in eighth lnnlns: off Bo. tiling, 1 hit. no
runs In ons Inning; off Mitchell, I hits, 8
runs In ons Inning; off Bound, 3 hits, 8
runs In five Innings; -off Dsuss, I , hits, 4
runs In three Innings, Hit by pitched bull;
By Morton, Burrs. Struck out: By Mor
ton, 1; by Boebling, 1; by Mitchell. 1; by
Boland, 3. (I'mpirss: Hlldebrand and Con
nelly, ,. '
Senator. Taks Two.
Washington, Sept.' i. Waahlnglon !ly
took both holiday games from Philadelphia
today, winning In the morning, I to 0. and
in the afternoon, I to 1. Shaw and Ayres
pltohed air-tight hall, and for Philadelphia
Nabors and Bush each had but on bad
Inning, Score, first sain:
PHILADELPHIA. WASHINGTON.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.B.
Wltt.sS I I I 0Lcon'.8b 4 0 110
lwrv.th 4 11' OPoatar.lb 3 8 3 4 1
Btrunk.of 10 10 OMIIan.cf 4 13 0 0
sohang.ir l l I'll osmitn,rr i i o u
Mcl'nla.lb till OHhanks.lf 11800
Plck.Bb 4 B, a 1 OJUdgb.lb i v iv v v
McEI's.rt 8 14 1 OMcB'da.s 3 I I I 0
American Aesoelatlon. .
At Louisville R. H. E.
Toledo ,',.,11010118 08 I I
Loul.vlllo ....... 0 111 II I 3 0 8 13
Batteries: Pierce and Sweenay; Morthrop.
Plmero and'BIUinga
At St. Paul . R. H. B.
Mlnheapoll 00000004 14 8 1
St. Paul .1 1 1 1 0 0 0 4 7 10 1
Batterlee: cashlon, Williams and Landi
Owens; .Nlehoft, Lelftejd and Clemmon.
Olenn. " ' " . '- . ' ' '
At Indianapolis, first game - R. H. B.
Columbus ......A I 0 I 1 I 1 I 01 7 1
Indianapolis 3001001 4 8 8
Batteries: Oaarg and LaLongei Dawaon
tnd Hchang. . ,. i
Second gam ' R. H. B.
Columbus f .9 0 0 I I 0 0 0,33.. 3 1
Indlsnapolla '...0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 o 1 8 8
Batteries: Bruck nd Pratt; Aldrldge and
Schang.
At Kanaka City, first gam R. H, E.
MllwaukM 01110 1031 -v-T 11 : I
Kanaa City ...0 0 0 1 0 8 0 0 0 I 7 1
Batter!: Blapnlcka anH Ullhoefer,
Stumpf; Humphries, Cochrehan, and Bsrry.
Second gamo R. H. H.
Milwaukee ..0 I 0 I I I 03 I 4
Kansaa City .,0 0 1 0 8 0 4 I t
Battarlee: flhackleford Bad Stumpf; Ban-
dors and Bsrry. .. .
i called, acoount darkness. --'i .
.. 4
.. 8
:.. t
... 3
... 3
... a
12
3 .' 0
1 . 0.
3 12
i a
3 "8
1 0
Total 80 to It 'U ll fl
St. Joseph I I I o I 1 I 0 4 4
uenver .0 o 10 1 jo
ti.-anea ena or eigntn by agreeement).
Two-baao hits: McCabe. Three-hasa hit:
Cole. . Home runs: Hhlsids, Hovllk. Bases
on balls; Off Hovlik, t; off Manser, 1.
Struck out!' By Hovllk, I; by Manssr, I.
Hit ; by ' pleched ball: Cole. Stolen bes:
Oakes, Dyer, Eusner. Double playa: Butch
er to Col to Shields (8). Pasaed balls:
s inner. , Tim,: .1:80. Umpire: Shannon.
Today' sSportCalendar
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mnd Om Ciittdt MMtlnt M UdUaui,
Pa. kvr tmmd Cireuit mtim? mt
MsrqutU, Mirh.
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Ian, 10 Touatig, at Bnffal. Yatuiff Britt
acalait Mrmphli Pal- 11 maml. al
Baniatit Tvrrr Broook agalatt Haltar But.
kr, it rofnadi, al BoiIvb. ,
Sioux City Will
Switch a Series to
Omaha End of Week
Because the fans of Sioux City have
ceased to take an intcreit in Harry
Gasper's, charges and because Oma
ha is suddenly showing an inclination
to appreciate the league leading
Rourkes, the Omaha-Sioux City series
scheduled for the latter city Septem
ber 9, 10 and 11 has been transferred
to Omaha and the contests will be
statted on the local lot.
Five games will be played. Double
headers will be played both Saturday
and Sunday, according to the present
plans, but, a shift may be made by
wtucn one game win oe piayea on
Tuesday, which is an open date in the
schedule, -for the benefit of the bank
ers who 'will be in convention here.
Then only' one game will be played
Saturday,.
Sioux 'City- has transferred all its
games and wilt not play at home again
this year. It has also transferred
the Lincoln tefies to Lincoln. Busi
ness has been very bum in Sioux
City, white it is picking up in Oma
ha and Rourkeville promises to re
sume its standing as one of the best
ball ' towns in the country. Over
5,000 person! saw the games yester
day, the second largost crowd of the
year. ,-:
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION,
At Atlanta. 11-4: New OrKsnl, 4-0,
At Littls Rock-IIsmphls, poslponsd; rain.
At Birmingham, 1: Mobil, I.
; At Chattanooga, I; Naahrllls, 4,
! Orroms Canatipatt, Indigestion.
' Dr. Klng't New Lit Pill, will overcome
your constipation, biliousness and mdlgts
tln. . Tk -a do tonight. Only ale. All
druggists. AdvtrtlHmont. g.
Plclcho 8 14 1 orjh'rlty.o 3 111
Nabora,p toll OHhaw.p loll
I 1 0
0
(I'dner.lb 4
Scott.s 1
C'rlgan.e 1
Ruth 1
Thomaa.0 1
Leonard.p 1
eoregg.p 1
Hrlksan 1
Wyckoff.p I
vsi.n t
McN'ly.ss 0
Oalner . 1
Cedy.c . 0
Mays,p -o
1 laedeon.lb 4 0 0
OAl'ander.c III
osha'key.p 110
0' Baker III
O'MIU.r III
I Total. 88 T3110 3
0 1 I
Totals. 33 131 13
Batted tor Wyckoff In ninth,
Batted for Shawkey tn ninth. , I
Ran for Baker In ninth.
Two but when winning run scored.
Ratted tor Carrlgan In aeventh.
Batted for Oregg In eighth.
Batted tor Soott In ninth. .
Boaton ..,.,..0 0 0 I I I 0 0 I I
New Yrk ....0030000 11
. Two-baa hits Pecklnpaugh, Mslssl, Scott,
Walsh. Stolen baaee: Plpp. Malael, Peckln
paugh (3, Magee. Sacrifice hits; Plpp, Old
ring. Doubl play: Oldrlng to Alexander.
First baae.on error: New Tork, 1 Boaton
1. Raaea en balla: Off Shawkey, I; off
Leonard, 3; off Oregg, 1; off Wyckoff, 1;
off Maya, 1, Hits snd sarned runs: Off
Leonard, I hill and 3 runs In two Innings;
none out In third; off Oregg, 1 hit and no
runs In five Innings: off Wyckoff, no hits
and no runs In ons; oft Mays, 1 hit and 1
run in two-thirds Inning: off Bhawkey, I
runs. Hit by. pitched ball: Maya (Baker).
Btruck out: Off Bhawkey. 8; off Leon
ard, I; off Uregg, 8; off Wyckoff, 1,
Wild pitch: Oregg, Maya, Umpire.; Ca
bin and Evans.
Brown. Loan Two Gam.
St. Louis, Bspt. 4. Chicago outplayed St.
Louis today, taking both gama, th first,
I to 3 and th ascond, I to 1,
Although Bt, Louis outhtt Chicago ten
to sis In the first gam and war helped
by three rrora, th hit cam at Inoppor
tune time and ten men wer left atranded,
Chicago, en th othor hand, mad oh ot
It hit a factor In th oorlng.
Th. aeoond gam was a pltchar1 battle
between Bent and Plank, th former show
lug more olaae. ' .
Errors by Austin and Shotton war re
sponsible for Chlcago'a two runs. ' Th lo
oala bunohed' two of their hits for a horns
run In the fifth, scor, flrt garnet
CHICAOO. BT. LOUIS.
A13.H.U.A.H. AB.H.U.A.E.
JC'ilra.rf
W'avar.lb 4
Ef'llts,8', I
Jickson.lf 4
P'rnkr.lb I
Eel.ch.cf 4
Terry.ss 3
Shnlk.c 3
Wlll'ma.p I
oshotlen.lf
OMIIIet.rf 4
usisler.lb I
OFratMb I
OM'rsana.cf 4
OHartley.o 4
8 Austin. lb I
OLavan.aa 4
OKoob.p
- Rumlar
Total.. II I 37 I 3D'nport,p
, i fDorton
I
1 1
VI
0 1
1 I
0 1
mi
Totala.lt 7 It It I Totals. II 117 11 0
Phlladelohla . .0 0000101 0 0
Wa.hlngton .. .11100101 I
two-oaae nit: rooter. nioien ds.pbi
Milan, Btrunk, Sohang. Saerlflce hit: Ohar
rlty. Sacrifice fly: Judge, Double pl.ya:
Sl.aw to Judge, roster 'to McBrlde to Judge.
Bases on balls: Off Hhaw, 3: off Nabors,
8. Struck out: By Show, I; by Nabors, 8.
Score, ascond game:
PHILADELPHIA. WABHIJVUTMN.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Witt u 4 114 OLaon'd.Sb 4 3 13 0
Lawry,8b 1 0 0 3 0vtsr,3b 13 110
Strunk.cf 4 110 OMllsn.of 8 0 10 0
Sohang.lf 4 I 3, 0 ISmlth.rf 4 110 0
Mni'is.in 4 I unnanna. r v s i-v
Plck.kb 4 10 1 OJudge.lb 10 14 10
McUl's.rt 4 3 l, OM.n'de.M 1041
Plcl'lch.o 8 1 8'0 OWIII'Ins.o 1 3 4 0 0
Bush,p 1 0 0 3 0Ays,p ,11110
Totals. 38 T3I1I 1 Totals. 38 T 17 14 1
Philadelphia ,.0 0 1 0 0 4 0 I 11
Wa.hlngton ...I t I I 0 I O I
Two-haa hlta: Wilt, Smith. Stolon baees:
Strunk, Leonard. Sacrifice hit: Lawry.
Doubl plays: .Witt to ttclnnls (I), Pick to
Witt to Mclnnn) (3), pick to Witt to Ho
Innls, Bush to Witt to,Molnnls. Left on
basss: Philadelphia. I: Wa.hlngton, I.
Banes on balls: Off Bush, I. Earned rune:
Off Buah, ti Off Ayars, I. struck out: Br
Ayres, 4 by Bush, I. Umpires: Nallla and
O'Loughllo.
..,' Vanh Break Even. "
New Tork, Sept. . 4. New lork broke
oven with Boston on the day, aleo In the
four-game series by dsfsattng the world's
champions thl afternoon, 4 to I. Boston won
the morning gams, T t I.
The aftsrnoan gam wal an Melting on,
tho Red Sox scoring tbr runs on Shaw
key in th ninth and tying the scoro, after
which New Tork wn In Ita half, when,
Maya with a wild altoh ant the winning
run ovr th plat. aLonard, who had not
permitted hit for twelve and one-third In
ning, prior to today' gm. waa knocked
out of th hot In th third Inning.
Russell snd Ruth had a dltoh!' battle
for six inning In th morning gam, but
th Now Tork hurler went to plot: In the
aevanth. Ruth waa ffeotlv throughout.
Boor, first game:.
BOSTON. . , NEW TORK.
AB.H.O.A.B. ' AB.H. O.A.B.
Hooper.rf till OMsges.ef 41100
Janv'ln,3b 1111 OHIgh.lf 4 1111
Lewls.lf 4 13 1 OP'kYh.s 8 0 111
Hob'.'l.lb I 1 II I IPIpp.lk 4 1 II 1 1
Walkar.cf I I I I 0Mal.el.lb 4 0 110
O'rdn'r.lb 3 118 OOldrlng.rf 8 0 10 0
Bcott.ss 1 0 0 4 OOsdeon.lb 1 0 4 4 0
M'N'lly.s Oil! IWalter.,0 l, l
Carrlg'n.o 4 110 t Russell, I 0 1 I 0
Ruth.p .4 0 0 1 O'B.um'hn 10010
Shorten 10 10 OLova.p .01001
Tetall.,18 11 37 II 0 Total... 11 1 17 Ts4
' Batted for Bcott In eighth. .
Ratted for Russ.ll In sighth. -
Boeton I 0 1.01011 07
New Tork..... 0 0 O I I 0 1 I 41
Two-b hit: Wtlt.r.. Thrss-kas hit;
Pipp. Home run: Hooper. Stolen baass:
Walker. Scott, Lewis. Ssorifleo hll.l Scott,
Pecklnpaugh, HoblltseV. Baass on balls: Off
Rutasll, I. Hit tnd earned runs: Off ttus
II, 10 hits, I runs In eight Inning.: off
Lavs, 1 hit. 0 run In on Inning; off Ruth,
1 run. Btruck out: By Ruth, I; by Russsll, 4.
Scoro, second gam:
BOSTON. ' NEW TORK.
AB.H.O.A.B. ' AB.H.O.A.E.
Hooper.rf 114 1 0Mgee,cf 14 I 0 v
J'vrln.lb till Of llgh.lf I 1 1 i 1
T.rl If 410 IP'k'o'h.ss 4140
Hnht'll.tb 4 110 OPIoO.lb .117 10 1
Walker.ef 0 0 0 0 OMsls.l.lb I I I I I I
Shorlen.of lilt OOldrg.rf I I I 1 I,
Totala. 1J It 27 11 0
-ttattea tor hooo tn aevetitn.
Batted for Davenport in ninth.
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 01
St. Loula 1 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 11
Two-naoe hit: Pratt, Lavan. William.
Stolen basss: fchotlsn, E. Collins (3), Lavan.
Sacrifice hit: Terry, Baa on arrora: Bt,
Loull, 1. Bass on bslls: Oft Williams, 1;
off Koob, 4; off Davsnport, 1. Hits and
arnad rune: Off Wllllama, 10 hits and no
runs In nine Innings; off Koob, I hits and I
runs In ssvsn Innings; off Davenport, 1 hit
and 1 run In two innings. Hit by pitched
ball: By Williams (Miller), Btruck out:
By Williams, I; by Koob, li by Davenport, 1.
Score second gam:
CHICAOO. ST. LOUtS.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
J.Col's,rf 4 10 0 OShot'n.tf 8 0 10 1
Weav'r,8b 8 111 O.MIIIer.rf 10 8 10
E.Col's,lb 118 1 0 Burton 1 I 0 I I
Jack.on.lf toll osialer.lb 401110
ErnlsMb I I I I OPratt.lb I 1110
Ledar romt, u sept. in less
than eight minutes of actual fighting
Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland spoiled
the hopes of George Chaney of Bal
timore for the world's featherweight
championship, today. A terrific right
smash to Chaney's jaw settled the bat
tle near the end of the third round.
The chamoion's longer reach and
greater defensive skill offset the spir
ited tight Chaney began witn, tne
sound of the first gong: The leads of
the Baltimore lad were brokdi easily
for the most part by Kilbane and the
champion earned an extra break in
the firit two rounds by his clever de ;
fensive tactics.
Cuts Loose in Earnest." " '
It was not until the third that Kil
bane cut loose and then ,he did so
with a: vengeance. He rushed the
challenger to the ropes with the open
ing of the round and drew blood with
a left to Chaney's face. Four times the
men clinched in the third and Chaney
tried by a vicious attack on tne Kid
neys to weaken the champion. But
Kilbane ran out easily from this at
tack and biding hih time swung over
to the point of the challenger's chin a
wallop that spelled kiockout and vie-
Cyclone Yelski'e and Jimmy TCata,
both of Cleveland, boxed an eight
round draw at catch-weights in the.
first, preliminary.
Luke Ginlev of Cleveland and Kid
Wolfe of Cleveland fought a ten
round draw in the semi-final it 122
pounds. Ginley has been Johnny Kil
bane'i sparring partner in his training
for the fight todav. ,
. Kllhane'e tSlov Breaks.
After less than half a mlnut of sparring
time waa called becaueo one of Kllbane'a
gloves broke. They resumed .again at 1:0
p. m, Kilbane led with left to th efac and
followed In th next exchange with right to
head.' Chaney aent left to body and tho
round ended when Chaney, Mnt another
left tn body. Round avert,
Round Two KUban opened th. aseond
round with a left to th Jaw and oUverly
sidestepped left awing by Chny. Th
men broke svsn on a fast mlxup, but Jut
before th bell rang Kllhan hot a left to
Chaney'a jaw. Kilbane was ualng a left jtb
effectivsly, while Chaney played for th
Thrio Brock CUtMih,' '"'!''1' '
nuw.iu rvv viiMwr carriea in' Tlgnt
Int Kllhane's corner and .Refer Hlnklo
three tlntes brok clinches. KUban scored
left J.ti to the jaw at th end of th
third, but Chaney played auoceeafully for
the face. Th knockout blow wat a right
to the jaw. Chaney played successfully, for
ths champion's kidneys. When the mob
brok for tho fourth time In th round
Kilbane sent aorosa a right hook to th
jsw which lndd tho challenger fac down
ward on the canvae. Referee Hlnklo tolled
off the seconds with hla right hand while
ho strnvs vainly with his left to rouss the
prostrtts Chaney. Tho challenger could
not reapond and th champion waa declared
winner. .....
Eller Makes New
World's Hurdle Mark
Lewiston, Me., Sept. 4. John t.
Eller of the Irish-American Athletic
club of New York, today broke the
world's record, established by him
self in 1909, in 120 yards low hurdles
during the track events at the state
fair here. His time was 14 1-5 seconds,
which clipped a fifth of a second off
his. previous mark. : The meet was
sanctioned by the New England
branch of the Amateur - Athletic
Union.' ; - .
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