THE BEE: OMAHA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER U, 1916.'
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' There, Was d elayer Lpng Ago and Flirting Didn't. Strike
He Used to Let HisVhiskers prow So Ladies Wouldn't Like
Him,
Him.
' AnfttW yeuBf pilchvr ninwl Solly!
n ntvir got marrica, oy Boiiy
i H one took f irl
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OMAHA AMD, SIODX
AGAIN SPLIT EVEN
Lovu. North 'Aviates in Ninth
Inning And Enemy Run
w Nine Runs 6ver Rubfer.
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Is
KRAUSE HURLS TINE BALL
As perthe accepted custom, the!
Rourkes divided their double Diuwitn,
the Sioux yesterday afternon, losing
the first fray, 10 toj2 and winning the
second, 3 to, Or -
The first combat' completely broke
the hearts of the 3,000 cash customers
who turned out for the Sabbath con
flict.' For ight innings Lou. North
bowled along ; in big league style,
holding the enemy to three lonely
and scattered hits.- Omaha was lead-
, mg i to i ana it looieta iik a,nomc
victory. . " . .
.' ' But in the first half of the ninth
North decided to aviate. ' It was one
of the1 most beautiful ascensions ever
" seen p'n the local lo. We. don't know
-who held th' altitude record before,
'but it's. cincb North, broke it yes
terday. -. ,.. ,- v: :,
Y I Walks Start Trouble. " -,'
' Lou started It by issuing a couple
hi walks. Then the enemy's big artil
lery got the range fand .when-the
; smoke of battle cleared away it was
' discovered they had marked up nine
r runs, making it HI to I- ' v
The Sioux put over five runs before
- North could .retire a man. Then they
put four more over. North issued
V , thrr-r walk and was touched for ICV-
. en hits, including Cooney's triple with-
v.. .,,-, ',
tne sacics loaueo. - f
Lou was exceedingly wild 'all dur-
ing the game, giving a total of eight
passes. He also struck -out nine men.
Bert .Grover whiffed- ten and only,
allowed five hits. : -!
y' i Krause in Great Form.-; '
" Harry Krause. hurled a great game
iff the second contest. Only one man
; rrarherl third . base. Grover ' Gilmore
was nailed, when he' overran the bag.
utlmore was arsp tne only man io
i Yeafh second base.Jhis game was,
only veven. .innings by agreement.
-- The Rourkes .piit ovtr two runs in
. ,the fourth onEepper Clark and that
v was enough' to win the way Krause
' j was eoin. , ThomDSOit started the in-
j ning with a single end Miller beat out
H UUtll. I91I11 iui.;mv
was deliberately walked and Kilduff's
force of Rorsythe jscored Thompson.
Miller and Kilduff executed . a neat
double steal with Miliar lugging the
tally over, ' The gther JRourke run
l w garnered in the" sixth, on Miller's
douBle, a passed ball and Manhall's
' single to left, ' ' ' ' - , '
Xh last game ot tne year win pe
played on the local lot todayT Omaha
meets Sioux City in-the fifth game of
the srriMorJt will also be ladies' day.
The game starts at 3:15. :
klit Caoner,
Tknam, MlUar, KUduft, WaUoa, Krnaar.
i-mIHm ui) nnra. Hadcr. HtalfB haaoat
It was onejsailtk, ThamM, Foraj'lk, Walaaa, Kar,
UTIDniMai Minm '"- . J - "
ta Iralan. Iraku to Miller. Strmik aatl Bj
Nartbi br Oravar. IS.. Baaa an bailai Off
Martk, Si art Grover. 4.. Wild pltakl Oravar.
raaaad baUi. Kraatar.. a , kaml
Omaha, Si Rlaai Cltjr, S. Tlmat llSS. lm
Iral Mollea.. gcara,, aacand ismat s ,
- ' ' AB1 B. H. 6.
8ialtk, H. ...... ...... I - ,''.'
Bare, Sk ..J. :t
Tbompaoo, el...,.f. ., S 1 ' ' X
Millar, lb S 1 ts
Marakal, e I - ' 1 ,
Panrtka, at.. "
KUdaff. aa I . . 1
IraUBk... M- 1 S
p. 'a a i w
-Be4rS'0uthitWiolies;.
. And Capture T wo
Denver, Colo.y Sept iO.--Penver
uthit-Wichlta and won both- games
- of a , double header here today. The
" second was called? at the. enof the
Sixth on -account of darkness. Score,
v tirst game - ' ';'i r.
"Foi. rf.'...l..,
Jckaonv cf .-. .
"s Cor, If.
Button, - sk,- .....
UrUfllh, c. ,...Y
bltachl. lb.
' Rappa, lb. .....
White. I aa.
i. Orltdn, 'p.
) WICrllTA.
' AB. R. R. O. A. B.
Totals' ...
4
A
. 1
S S
S
0 . 1
- ..
-
Miller, rt,
Reed, 3b...
Oak. vcf. .
Butcher, If.
Dyer. 'aa..
Shlelda ib.
Lloyd,- 'Jb. ,.
Btevena, o,,
Mrlott, p:"..
,l......lt
, tDBNVXR. "
1
I
14
S S
n
i , i .
4 U
4
4 .
.17
1
t
'.
1 '
1 I I
11
TV I
27 11
0 0
0-0
. Totals .......
Wichita ......0
Denvtr -, ;
Stolen baaM, Oahee. - Three-baae 1 hit:
Oakea. 1 Baaea on Salla: Off Griffin, tl off
Irion, ; Struck out.' By Orlffjn, 1; or
Iiion, tj ' 8acrlftce fly: Butoher. ' Double
- ntaye: Llord tai ShleldaY White to Rappa to
Orlfflth: Orlfflth to Rapai XllacM to Brit
ton'to Rappa. Time: l:a0. Umplrea: Shan
non fend Miller. Score, aacond .same:
'. WICHITA.' j V ,.. , . .
(
:;
cf.
Pox, rf.
Jackaon,
Corf If... -....
- Brltton, 3b. ' . .
UrUUtlu c. ...
Xltachl, 3b. ......
Rappa, lb. .......
' White,
AB.
. 1
. -
. 3
. 1
IH. O. A.
.0.1) ,0-
0 1 3 0
. Urlffln.vp.
3 '.0
a i
3 0
1 0
s o
a ...a
1 "0
0 " 1
111
10
-lll
. II
Miller, rf i
Sjied, aa.
OBkei, cf.
Butcher, . If. '
lyer, .3b. ...
Dhlelda, lk- i
l.loyd. Jb. ,.
.-Hheatakfl t.s..
Andrevf, ip. ' .
- j
. . Totala
..1 ;t
DENVER.'
AB. R, H. O,
4 1 la. 1 .
10 o. t
!l
3 0 :
0 1 - 4
-1 -T.
,1 1 , 1 0
'3 4 , , 0
1, 1
J-
35 B -11 IS I 1
Called pit account ot darfcifeM. f
Dnvftr .rr;'. .. ....... .9 4 !- 0 6
toleri baseai i"ox. Miller. Two-baa hlta:
Butcher. Bantja oh balla: OfL Orir-
Oakoa, Butcher.
tin, i; off An draw, rf Struck out: fir Grif
fin, 2; by Andrew. U lkcrlflc fly: White.
Sacrlflc Mt: Jatkton. Hit by pitched ball:
R4, BhlcWa. , Double playi: Lltxchl to
Urltton; White to Brltton to Rappa. Tlma:
1:05. - Umplrea: Shannon and Sillier.
v ., JieoU Wiaa Jnraty. -r?
?!, Ia.7 Sept 10. (Special Tlrrat.)
Neola ehttt out Perata In ,a fame here
today featured by four home rune by the
ecore of 19 to . ' It waa the flnrt vame4
toi tne tour nam t a u The ore; . r.h.b.
Neola p 4t S 3 I -III 1
Perala ?tU,;,,f t t I 0 M 0 0 - t I
Batterlea: Neola, Bennett and Lacy; Per
sia, Hoffman and 8 wan ff
' V -
. laapcrtala Wl. '
' The Council Bluffa Imperlali defeated the
Treynor, la,H club by the acore ot to 4.
Imperials 1 I M M t I II I
Treynot . ......1 0 9 9 A t 94
' Banteiiee: Impertala, Achati and League :
Treynor. Stun beam and Smith..
. 7 Tired. A chine Mttao.ee fteUereel. ' . -N.
. Sloan'a Unlraent ltfhtl dp pi led, a little
quiet,, and your aoreneaa dlaappeara like
maitc Get a 4$e bottle tody. AIV drua:
. flata. Adrertiaament. - :
J.Je.--;'.fest-(
Fiffy'Fifty Again
Veteran Golfer a H?.ro at Merion
Scare, flr4 BaaM!
- -.i OMAHA.'
' ': i ' ' AH. . B.
Kaalth.V....
n.rar, JO........J.
Thvaapaaa, ef....
Millar, lk....a
Krucaer, .-.,,,.
Faraytka, rf.,...
Kilduff, aa
Irrkua, b.. ......
Kartk, p.v.......
I J J
Ollmora, If.,.
Wataoa. rf....
Mala, lb..-...,
lJeaiM. ef..,
Cannollr, Sk..
fUular.-aa.... .
CMitey, Sb.r. ,
Living atone,
OraTor, p
' Tatala...,.
Omaha ,
Bnatu..(i
Hlta .......
8kuz City
ftana'
HIU
...... M S f
gbi Ji cinr
. ab. . H.
4 1, 1
4 1
4 r
S t 1
vj; i
11. 10
0. A. B.
11
tfi:
1
IT Ml
A.
t
I
t t 1
1 S
I
1
S
-
Q i
17 S
1
s-
1. 1-i
-M
1 1- 7 IS
klui
, ' TetaJa
dllamara,
Wataan,
Mela, lb
lJaune, f
Cannally, Sk. , .
Radar, aa
Coney, k....
UTtnalane, a.
uarai, p......
Kellv s . . 1 . .
........ tl- S
IOGX CITY.
AB. R. H,
1 1 S
H. .......... S .
rf i
i
1 ' i
, S 1
"alfUTttaitltliUit V W . IV .- v
DaosM i.-y, 1, .- JJ J
Totala ..... .14 . , 5 IS -
yBatta for Connolly In ninth. ' .
' 'Batted tor Rder In njnth. ,
14 S
Kan.
HIU ......
Sioux City1
1
.T.I
1 1
.1 ,f-r
BtU
8 , 0 0 00
. . 0 1 1 1 S
That baae nltl Ollmora, Twa-aaaa hlta:
Krmuse, Mller. Saerlflm hit I. Marahall
Stolen kaaeai MUler, Kilduff. tknlbia playi
Clark ta Conner to Met to Caoney. Htmek
alrti By Krauae, Si by Clark,-1. Baaea an
tallal Off Clank, 1. Paaaeal ball: Liylng
tana.. Left on baaea i Omaha, Si sloux City,
4. Ttnial 1:10. tmplrai Mollca. i . . , -.
bfflKSTlHCMICTORS
Take
Both Endi of Double -
t ). Header From "Des ,
. Moinei. v
SObEES 16 TO 5 ANIJ 1 TO 4
Lincoln, 'Neb., Sept?. 10. Lincoln
won both end's -of the, double - header
with Des Mpines today, 16 to 5 and 5
to 4. Extra base slugging won the
first and wildness by Des Moines
pitches gar the Ducklings the itc
onit :' Score, first: garnfc: ; . , ' i
, ' PES MOINES. : .- I
Rnkn. rf.
aiai.i mimm laan iiaaa.iaa ;
-: tlf t It;
lenie.KKI&fe I
w. Huntar. or.
Hartford, at. ,.
Melon n. 3b.
Jonea, lb. ?.
Caaa. If, .. ......
Rivaby. o. ,
Ewoldt, tb.
Baiter, p. . . .u . .
HlislObothnm, p.
..t
-..I '
Totala,....;
Carllala, If.'..
Wllllama, ta.. .
Thomaaon, cf.
XAber. rf. ....
Moraa. lb..,.
P. Hunfer. lb.
Smith, 3ka...
Johnaon, ,t o. .
aat, p. i ....
VI
,.S 1
:V,-US
....JlS S
LINCCILW. .
AB. TL
...'..S 1
;:"::! i
0.
Sv
13
H. O. A.
8 ' 0 4
1-1-0
i V
. Totala ,.
Dee Holnea
Lincoln ... ..
. Three-baaa hits:
Two-baae hltau.
Johnaon,v Eaat,
3T
t :".
t 4
II
S 10 1 8
S i jl 14
Hlsilnbotham.
r. Hunter- (3),
37 14
0 .1 0
1 0S
Smith,
carllala.
Thomaaon. Morae, Rlraby,
Bwoldti louble play: Jonea 'ta Rlaaby to
Hartford to Rlseby. Stolen baaea: Wllllama,
Mora.: F. Hunter 3K .Smith, Meloan, Caaa.
Sacrifice hlta: Wllliamav (21,- Lobar. Struck
out: By Boat, 1. - Baaea.pn balla: Off Eaat,
4: off Hlnlnbotham, 4. Hit by pitched ball:
iBy Hlnlnbotham (Carllala), Paaaed ball:
Rlrabr.. utly. an paaea:. jjineoin, a; una
Motnea, 11. Time, 1:43. 'Umpire: Carney.
nl Score, second fame;- t
0J . ' DES-MOINESV
Hahn. rf.
W. Hunter, cf,
Hartford, aa.
Maloan, So.. .
Jonea, lb. .' .
Caaa.. .If.
Breen, If. ...
RlKflby, e, ' .
Ewoldt, 3b.'
Kllleenw p. I
Baker, p.
a '. Totala ..,
Carllnle, ltV ,
Wllllama,aa.
Thomaaon. cf.
Lobar, rf. ...
Morac. 3b.
r. H9nter,
Smith, 3b.
Rohrer, c.
Earl, p. . .
Qa-dner, p.
i Totals'
AB. B.
...3 , 0
...3
...t
...i
...i
...0
lb.
.1 "0
31 4 ..
LINCOLN. .
' ' AB. R.(
:::::::? :.V
.......i 1 1 ,
t . r
o
s .
1
.,... I 0
a o;
or s
i J
0 1
T
0 I ,
0 1
0" 0 .
0 0
IS I I SI II I
Caned endof teventh hr afreemeiri.
DeO Molnea . A . .'. . . 0 3 1 6 0 1 04
Lincoln 0 0 4 0 1 0 I
- Two-baae hlta:- Loner,' Thomaaon. Home
roni Jorfee. Double playa: Wllllama to
Smith to- ajtunter; Kllleen to Harford to
Jonea. Sacrifice hit: Hartford. Struck out:
y Yearl, 3; 1y Kllleen, l;.by Baker, I.
I Baaea on nalla:'Oft Tearl, Troff Kllleen, 7;
ff Baker, 1. Left on. baaea: Lr.com, I:
Dea Molnea, 4. Hlta: Off Tearl, 4 hlta In
elx lnnlnav: off Kllleen, 1 kit In three ra
fclnfa. Tlme 1:34. Umpire: Carney, .
Nonpareil Foot Ball - -;
1 -MerkMeet Tliesday Night
Tuesday night, the Nonpareil -foot
ball team, 1915 champions of Omaha,
will hold a meeting at the Nonpareil
club rooms, reorganize for the sea
son of 1916 and then adjourn to Lux
us park and put On tfteir initial pre
liminary practice stunt ',.
vi,' An Krfeetlra Caukk Traatmant. -
Oiia teaapoonfyl ef Dr. Xlno'o Htw Dta
'covery tajlen aa needed will aootho and
chock' your eouvh nnd bronchial Irritation.
All druaclala Advartlacm.nt. 1 ' .
U- (S- WOEfZ SOrKl.
""John G. 'Anderson, the veteran
golfer, was a Kero-at tlfe first day's
play jor the amateur golf champion-
amp on inc-iiriKS si tne aierion uou
cliib "at Haverford.' , Pa. H Anderson.
after making 90 for the course -in
Standing of Tearhs.
WEST. LEAOUB. NATIONAL LEAGUE.
W. L. Pet. ';- W. L.Pct.
Brooklyn ..77 t .402
Boaton ....71 14 .588
New York 63 S3 .104,
Plttaburih S! 61 .477
Chlcaco ...43 73 .4S
St. Loula ..(8 77 .430
ClnclnnaU .13 II .181
AllER. ASSN.
W T. TM
LoClavllla .lto .113
Indlanapolla II 61 .166
Xanana uty 77 ea ,&bb
Minn 71 10 .631
St. Paul ..71 70 .507
Toledo .... 71 .411
Columbua ..tfl 10 .433
Milwaukee ,10 il .3(0
irner.llj 1 0 0 0 OZelder.lb
yVtLIb 110 1 OPIack.rf
rbee.lb. I I t 1 0Mann.cf
rWarner.SB I
Blcbee.
Carey.of . ' 4
H'an.lffb I
Wagner.ea 4
Schulte.rt
J'naton.lb I
Balrd.lt, I
ldt,a 4
Omaha ,..00 47 aSS7
Lincoln ..Jit 67 .171
Slonz City 71 60 .411
Dea Molnea so 61 .604
Denrer ...47 71 .416
Topekn -... tt 77 .460
Wichita ..66 16 .1071
SL Joaeph 61 11 .411
AMUK. .blSAUUIS. ,
.. S. W. L. PcC
Boaton ....77 61 .670
Detroit ,.77 61 ,666
ChlcatO ..70 61 .661
New Tork 71 64 .EH
St. Loula 71 16 ,632
'Cleveland II 47 .607
Phlla.- . . M 101 .330
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Yeaterday'a JteatilU. S' ,1 1 .
' WESTERN LEAOUB. '- ''
Topeka; 0-0; St. Joaepk, 3-1.
'Wiohlta-, 0,1: Denver 3-1:
Dea- Molnea, 6-4t Lincoln, 1S-C. -j
Bloua City, 10-0; Oniaba. I-'I. )f ,
v NATIONAL , LE AOUB.
Plttaburfk, I: Chlcka-o, 7. '
Cincinnati, Jli at. Loula, I. " " , 7.
. ; AMERICAN LEAOUB. ,f
Detroit, 3 : .Clerelnnd, 1. ' , ' ,
St. Loula, 5 i .Chicago; I. . - ' , -
''. n AHERIOAN ASSOCIATION. ' ' '
. Indlanapolla, 1-3: Mlnnekpolla, 3-3.
Loulavllle, 1-4: St. Paul, 3-1. .
Columbua. 7-1; Milwaukee, 3-1..
Toledo, 3-0 Knnaaa City. 1-1. ' '
. -1.,. (inntaa Todar. . .;.
Waatern' 'Leaaue Topeka.t 8t Joaeph,
Wichita' 4t Denver ,k Dea Molnea at Lincoln,
Slous. City at Omarna.
National LeaaueBrookiynat Boaton.
L-Phlladelphla at New York.. -j '
Amerloan League nu -Louia at unicaso,
Detroit ot Cleveland, Boaton at Washington,
Now York at Philadelphia. ,
Ralph Peters Wins ,
Golf CEampioiiship
jf the Coiintry Club
Ralph ePters won the "golf cham-.
pionship df the Country dub yester
day, by winning in (he final round of
the , club tournament from .W. N.
Chambers, 3 up -and 2 on thirty-six
holes. -, ' . .- -
Peters obtained a big lead on his
rival in the morning play of eighteenf tionia.
holes, getting an advantage ot a up.
Peters shot the course in- 78 in the
morning round, white Chambers shot
an 80. . . --' -i - . ...
In -the afternoon Chambers bearan
to ovettake (his opponent, but could
no,t quite reach htf mark. Chambers
fumed in a 76 on the afternoon
eighteen, while Peters shot a 79.
y - . . .
the mocning, was so determined to
qualify that he1 went out in -the after
noon and came in with a score df 70.1
cutting on ArstroKes to quality is no
small -feat and the Siyaney golfer was
heartily congratulated when be turned
in, ni nitnrnoon tpcore.
FORMER JiODREE
STARS FOR CUBS
LUlfllS AND ARMOURS
ARE NOW FIFTY-FIFTY
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Packers Win Yesterday After
Losing Saturday in the ,
v .i Championship Raoe:
TRIMBLES Wlk THE PRELIM
Sport Calendar Today
By FRANK QUIGLEY.
. The. second game of series of
three ttheduled by the Omaha Ama
teur Base Ball association jo. decide
the Class A mateur championship
of Omaha was glomfned by the Ar
mours before a large crowd at Luxus
park yesterday afternoon by the score
of 5 to i.. Luxus park was packed to
its capacity.. The do(e favored the
Suds congregation, but they failed to
deliver the groceries and after a gruel
ing uphill fight the -Packers partook
ot the sweetmeats. .Now 'the teanis
stand 50 to -50, because' the Luxus
shut-outthe Packer Saturday by a-J
to 0 score. . "
The preliminary argument between
the Krspiceks, Class C champions efnd
the Trimble Bros. unnetups in tmt
booster league, a Class C organiza
tion, was won' by the Trimble Bros.,
score, 2 to 1. ! ' : ! ,.- 'A '
' In the initial paragraph the Luxus
drew the fifst .(flood when Denntson
walked, going to thirckon a two-base
swat by Minikur nQ . scoring on a
single by Hazen. The Armours carhe
right back and; cornered a couple.
Learner singled, Ryisn hit to Minikus,
,who' fumbled thle.puT and both were
safe. Yost' rolled one down the third
base line,- Atkins threwild to first,
-Learner dashing across the pan and
Ryan marching to (bird. Corcoran
put the soft peddal on one to short
and Ryan counted. The Luxus tallied,
two in the third when Dennison sin
gled, stole second, scored on a bingte
bv Minikus, who stole. second and
stored on a drive by Jim Melady.
In the fifth the (Armours knotted
the score. Leamerfdrew free trans
portation and ,Ryan did likewise,
Yost clearly beat out a bunt and At
kins threw wild attempting. Jo nip
him, Learner scoring on the play.
.Round number six the Armours pur
the -tangle on ice. Andy Graves sin
gled, Rapp rolled-one to the' ; hot
corner. Wachtler, who, wa switched
to third, threw wild, Graves going to
third and Rapp to seconds The former
scored on a fly to right by Learner
and Rapp cftped across, the crockery
on m two-bagasmach'by Ryali. -
Either Wednesday or Thursday the
Armours and Luxus will collide in
the final mix to decide the CIassA
amateur championship "of Omaha at
Rourke park. Score: I-' ' IXs- .-,
armours. - w?i,8,i .
n.nn.lh 113 0 Olmlth.lf 4 0 0 0 0
Ort'aon.rflb S
tea .Mlnlk'a n 4,0 1
'31SS 6H.acn.lb- 41111
10 0
I 1
Esjrl Smith Distinguishes Him
self at Bat in' Chicago
' 1 : ! ,;.', Uniform. ; :i
S JO 7- FRAY,?.
L'er.lbrf 13 3
Ryan,aa- .311
'. i - a -i a
Corc!n.3b 4 0 11 IMeladtf.ot 4 1 J t 0
.m..ia a a I S$ OAtkina.lb 4 1 I 0 t
a . a a 1 nw-ar thlh I 6 0 1 1
Colllna.cf 4 0 3-0 OH'eh'Vn.0 I J J 1,1
Qravea.rtp 4 1 0 S 0Hollan3,p 1 0 f 0
Madden 1 0 S 1 .0
-Totals.. 31 Ht I. , ,
Luiua . 1 v s o "1' . ,
Armonra . 0 0 I I
Earned rune: Lusue,' 3;. Armaura,' 1, Stolen
baaea: Dunnlaon. Mlnlkua, Leaner. Ryan,
Toat, Two-baaa hlta-. Illnlkua, Ryan, Struck
cut: By Holland, ir by 'Madden, Is by
FletSher, It by Oravea, .1. Baaea on balla:
OK Holland, 3; oft Fletcher? I. Hit 1y
pitched ball: Dy Holland, 3. Double playat
T..1 to Corcoran. Hlta and rune: Off Hol
lander, I runa and 1 hlta In five and two-
third innlnaa; on jnaonen, v runa ana v
CUBS LOSE
v . Chicago,; Sept. ' . 1CL Pittsburgh
score dsix . runs in the nintki inning
today, driving Packard from the-slab
and pounding -Frettdergast, winning
8 to '7. ' Earl Smith, an Omaha recruit,
starred a bat for the Cubs. Bus,
leign Grimes, a pitcher from. Birming
ham, made a favorable impression .
With Pittsburgh. Score:'-- ' A '
cHicAcro. t
' AB.H.O.AH.
6 1 . 1,6
I 1 I 0 01
n i i o
0 OHaler.lb 4 711 I 0
0 PHmlth.ir
3 .1 Archer.e
0 0 Pach a; Jb
0 OWort'n.aa
PITTSBUROH.
.AB.H.O.A.B.
1 3
4
a a l. a v
t 3 0 ft 0
10 14 0
3 1 0 i 1
4. 1 I 4 S
0 OPackard.p I ,0 1 1 ,0
0 0Pran's't,p 0 0 0 0 0
0 0
4 1
0'S
00
Totala.. II ,117 11 1
In two and1 one-third Innlnta: ot( Fletcher,
a-hlta ad I runa in tnraa mninaa: o '5
I runa, ad 1 hit I all Innlnaa. Faaaed ball'
, vat. H.aft on baaea: Luxue. I: Armoura. a.
Time: 1:16. Umpire": Kane, . .,1 )
FlratOama. , . ,
00106006 01 4 4
Trlmblaa , ......0 0 0 0 0 I I S 01 t
Battertea: XraJIceka, D, Hubatka, Oood
ro and Delahanty; Trlmblaa, Sumovltoh adn
Sobeakl. Umpire: KocKor. Struck, out: By
Hubatka, 10;- by Qoodro4; by Sumovttch,
7. Baaea on balla: Oft Hubatka, 3So(t
Qoodro, It off Sumovlteh, I. -rimal.liSS, ,
Miller Park Golf .
Cracks Too Much
- For Fremont Meii
- 'w' ... - : '.:..-
Miller Park club golfers triumphed
'over Fremont Country club, cracks in
a 36-holt inter-club match, played
over the Miller Park, links yesterday
morning and afternefcn. ,
' Play was checked by the Sassau
system. In theV oSorning rourtd of
eighteen the Miller Parkers defeated
the Fremont sharks A9 to 12, seven
points . -In the afternoon, round plsy
was even.v both teams making fifteen
pe-ints. f hiuLthe Omaha crew won
by seven points. - Twelve men played
on eachteam. ' A.
' Ben Yousem turned in the low
score of the Miller Park men. You
sem shot the jq holes in -ltw. -u
BrandeTs Overwhelm
k :;J .The Gretna. Athletes
Gretna, Neb;, Sept. ID. (Special.)'
Playing vastly superior ball in all-de
partments, the, Brandeis Stpres team
ot umsna again administered aeieat
to the local team. The , score rwas
13 to OSiThe visitors smashed Got
tch's offerings to all cornesr of the
lot, making.jixteen hits and thirteen
runs, The locals could do-nothing
with Olson and failed -to cross, the
plate for a singel run. Hansen-" for
the -local boys got three hits and
played an nice game". All the UrarN
deis tearh played gfocV ball, Lawler
getting a three "and two bagger? Dy
gart pulled down two sure hits and
put up his uo'uay brand of classy ball
iu' center field. J , ' ''-
Bchm
Ulller.n 1
Qrlmea,s. 8
Mamaux,n 0
Flach-. 1
' Totala. .40 16 37 I, 8
' 'Batted (or Miller In fifth.
Plttaburth ' ..0 0 0 0 0 i 0 0 4--l
Chicago ......I 6 '0 3 0 0 3 0 07
Two-baao hlta: Schulte. BalerA Three-baaa
htS: Smith. Home-run: HlnchmSn. Btolen
baae: Flack. ' Sacrifice hlta: Mann, Pachoua.
to wamor. to johnaton; saier to WortmaniTHomtnand was the low1 visitor, nego-
facnouai no ateiaer io naier, taaaea on
baUa: Off Miller, 1: off Orlmea, Iroff Pack
ard. 4; offPrendegeat, 1. ' Hlta andaarned
runa: Off MUler, 0 hlta and 6 runa fn four
Inning; off 0ramea, S hlta and 3 runa In
'four Inntnfa; off Mpmaux, 0 hlta and 0 runa
in one Inning; of Packard, U hlta and S
runa In eight one-third lnnlngal Qt4 Preder
faat, 4 hlta and V1,1' ln two-third-ln-nlnr.
Strdok out: By Miller, 3; by Packard,
1. Vmplreai Rlnsler and E&aon. -
' Redo Defeat t'wdlnala. ,
.' St. Loula, Mo., Stit. IC-rClnclnnatl hit
Steele hard today and defeated St. Loula In
a looaely played rame, 1 to i. Thla. cloned
the aeaaon nera lor . the ' St. Louis Na-
Score: , . ...
, CINCINNATI. . ST. LOTUS.
AB.H.O.A.B. . AB.H.O.A.B.
Neale.lf 13 10 OStaw'ri.lb I .0 I 0 0
Oroh.Jb VIS 1 I OOonaalca.0 3 0 1 4 0
Rouah.cf 4 '3 a4 '0 OBrottenftn 3 1110
Chaae.lb 4 It 11 ,0 OHnyder.lb 4 0 4 1 0
Orlfftth.rf 4 13 0 IMIIIer.lb -10 16 0
McK'le.lb 4 10 1 OHmlth.rf I 111 I I
I.ouden.aa 4
Huttn.c .. 4
Moaeley.p I
Tlla..l7 1127
, ,yv...-
I 1 i 1 0 1
1 11 0
s o rs o
111 0H'nab.b
0 V I)erk.2n
0 o IHeaclier.iC 3 10 0 0
- Wllaon.of 1 0 S ft 1
7 .IBoeh.aa 1 ,4 0 1 0.1
Sleele.p l 0 Oi f ft
antiar 1 a a a a
':' Iill.p A 1 01 0
'Long 10 0 0 0
. ,' , V Toala..ll 137,11 I
Batted for Steele In fid IV 1
-Batted for Lots In nlnth ; .. -.
Cincinnati . ...3 -I 0- 1 1 0 0 07
St., Loula .....0 0' 0 0 I 0 1 0 01
Two-baae .hlta: Oron. Brattem, Griffith.
Three-ban hltaiHuhn. Stolenspaaeei' Chaae,
Rouen, . BeacherA Double playa Snyder to
Hornaby. to Snyder, sdroh to Clfaae. Baaea
on balla:Vff Moaeley, 6; off Steele, 1. Hlta
and earned runa: Off Moaeley, 6 hlta and 0
runa In nine Innlnnn;- off Steele, 11 htla and
4 runa In flva Innlnga; off Lota3 hlta and
1 run In four Innlnga. ' Struck out: By Moae-'
ley, 6; by Steele,- 4; by Lots, 1. Umpire:
O'Day and-Harrlao. . i ,
J Roada and Shopmen Parley. ;'
- Chlcagd, Sept.'- Negotlatlona' .between
ahopmen of twenty-two weatern iallroada
and tire railway managera are prograaalng
amicably,, railway offlclale aald .tonight. Re
porta that a atrlke would be called Mon
day nn noma llneaparere terme faiae.
tiating the 36 holes in 167.
OttaHa Rider Wins S
- ' AH But One Race
; At Nebraska Oity
' Nebraska City, Neb., Sept., 10.
Opeiai leiegram.; motorcycle races
held' here this afternoon' resulted as
follows: . Three-mile- event. . Lut;
Omaha, first) Hart.'Hiaatha, second;
lohnson. Hiawatha, third. Best time,
four and eighteen and one-ha'lf min
utes. One mile against. time, Lutz,
first: Graves, second. Creveson, third.
Best time, 'one nineteen. Five-mile
event, Lufz, first; Hart, second; Reed,
er, third; tim, seven and six and a
half. Ten-mile event, Hart, first:
Reeder, second; Lutz, third; time, fif
teen and forty-one. In , the ten-mile
race Johnson of Hiawatha, had a spill,
but was not injured. A fair sized
crowd attended the races. ,' l !: I
DatAartlnanO Ordera. s '
1 Waahlnaton. Sent. . (Anacial Tal.aram 1
Harriet 8, Thompaon haa been appointed
poetmaater at. Boatwlck, Nuofcola . county,
Nebraaka, vlcaiW. J. Plnkerton, realgned,
William T. Irrabea, haa been -appointed
rural leuor oarrier at reiver, w u.
1 A. L. Nlcholr of Lawrence county, South
Dakota, haa been appointed elesk la tha
civil aervlca oommlaalon.
' Indigestion and Constipation.
"I recently discovered in Chamber
Iain's Tablets the first medicine to
trive me positive and lasting relief.
Prior to their use I suffered frequent
ly from indigestion and constipation,"
writes Mrs. Anna Kadin, Spencerport,
.rY. uotainaoie everywnere. Adv.
iWainrOtFrnlnr mt Qrwt Wwtrtf Clr
eali IdmUm MUmukoM. . ,
lUrtnir Clou ef MMtrral sleek ej clfafe
imIIbv -it Moatrsxml,
' GolfTranMM Ut thampthlp toart
iMcnt ptm Mvmphla.
Ila-Jiiuiiwl m.4hM tor Whlppajr ehal
Uncc ep, at UrrUtown, k. J. .
Fot Ball Vnlventtr af PnnrlTsiU
mndlstet report for prrllmliv.rjr prsctlss.
Hen Nhsswtv Vnw Yrk itst ftr Iwri
how PM ! SyrarOMs. Krntuckjr tot
fJr horN iliw peiM 11 onUvlIl. -w
nsailng'wjoatusay llandw vt. Krvr Ham
Mr. BitMsa runu, at KanuM i nyfc iim
sUfxaa va. tlak Hanloa. ten roanda, at
Yark Willi onm v. Johnny Moler.
raunrt. at Phlladlhla. PmImt Mine va.
FlKhtlna- Bak," twelva round., m PlttafleM,
Maaa. slack Itoyla va. Youat kHaadaw, treatj
rauada, at Klmwaod, O.
' - V
JosiesTakeJBoth , v
Off Topeka Kajvs
-, " - -
St. Joseph, Mo., Sepf. 10. St.' Jo
aeph took both rJnds of a double
header froiii ,Topeka
Score, iirsA game: -
TOrBKA.
heVe today.
Lalhrop, f.
Agler, If. ...
Ooodwln, Ib. ...
Engle, II,
Monroe.- c. . . lv
Llndamore aa. ,.
lenrwell, rf. ...
Allen. lb ......
Hall,
AB. R,
,1-0
. - 0
.. 4 O1
fv..v.
Totala ....
,.T 4
H..
0
0 .
S
I
0
'!
S II
O. A. K.
0-0 0
1.0 6
11 0 0
11 0
7 7,0
a a
IS '
.... I i 0 0
4 Ill
Wrlalll, cf. . : ; .
Sommara, lb, ,
McCabe, tb. ...
Ktrhham, If. ,.
Sullivan, rf. , ..,
MeuiellaiKl, aa,
Puaner. a. ......
Been, Ib. ........ v S , 0 0
Hovllt, p. If: 0, I
...,.. 0 I 31
ST. 'JOSEPH.- I
AB. Ft. Si O. ..A.
I 0 0 0 4
I I
4
0
o-I
i -s ; i o
i o i i
.i i il
a a r y
1 i o
J 7
If It 0
1
Rift.
I'l
0 0
Tomla , ...........It I ,1
St. Joaeph ...0 1 6 0 0 0 0 1
Topeka ..O i.O 0 ,0 0 6 0 04
struck 'out: By Hovllki I; By Ball, .
Baaea OR balla: Off Hovllk, I: off Hall, I.
Stolen . baaea: Ooodwln, Hovllk, Baxrlllce
hlta:- Sommara,, McClelland. 8utllvan
.Wright,. Klrkham. Two-baaa .hlta: Hoillk,
Sulllvani Paaaed ball: Monron. Ioubl4 play:
MoCabe to McClelland to Sommara. Left'
On baaea: St. Joaeph, 1 1 Topeka, I. Earned
runa: St. Joaeph, 1. i.Tlrae: lill-,' Umplcp:
Kane. Boore, aaoond game.:
. V-', '.. t. TOPEKA. ' ! '-: ''
, AB. B.vH. O. A.
Lathrop, fit. ........ I
Aglar. It. ........... I
Ooodwln, lb. ..T.... 1 , 0
Engle, 3n. v i.ij... I S
Monroe, c. .........1, 0
I.lndamora,v aa. ...s.,3. 0
BurwOlU-p. 8 0 '
Allen, lb. ......... 3 0
Qoyle, rf. .' I 0
"Total '.'.l.e.SO-7' 0 '
, V . T, JOSEPH,'
.,.-,- (AB. B. H. O. A. B.
Wright, ef .ft 1 1,1
Sommara, lb, , i I 0 .0 4
Mciaoe id. ...... aa a. .. o a a
Klrkham, If. ( 0 1,1
Sulllvaa. rf. ..... . . .11
MccyellaSd, aa. ..... .1 0
Fuaner, o .......l ,. 0
Beera, lb. I 0
1
0 10
I. II ll .
INDIANS DEFEAT .
DETROIT -TIGERS
Glelancl, After Losing Seven
Nfltraight, Crushes Hughie
( '- Jennings' Crew. , .
SOOEE IS EIGHT TCKTWO
' Cleveland,' Sept. " 10. After, losing
seven straight games, Cleveland cele
brated its homecoming today by de
feating Detroit, 8 to 2. Jiitlei,' who-
started ttr pitch for Detroit, was wild
and -ineffactive, .while a combination
of hits and passe gave Cleveland
four more', run In the seventh.
Sneakelr and Cobb, rivals tor the bat-
tinB chamDionshio. went hitless, each
drawing two bases os Dans. ocorc.
CLEVELAND. , DETROIT. .
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
(Jraner.lf 1 1 3 0 6Vllt.3b '4 1 13 l
Mullen, If 1 0 0 .0 OBuah.aa - S
Turner.lb 4 113 flfobb.cf 3
Speaker.ct 3 0 6 0 SVeach.lt 4
Kav gh.lb 4 1 0 0 0Burna.lb 4
c"K'.'. lata nYituna.lb 4
OutaVn.lll i 0 14 1 OSlannge.o 4
0'lll.u 4 0 11 OJamea.p- "1
Monon.p 1 i e i, ..nwiai,.,.!. a
uagoy,p t i I a w.-ui, a y
: . Hellntan 1
Totala. .S3 1. 17 IS OEhmkcp 0
',-' w V " :' 1 Totala.. 3 1 HOIS'
"Batted for Boland In eeVenth.
Detroit ......I 0 I 0 0 I 0 0. I
Cleveland .,.,0 4 0 0 0 0 4
Two-baaa . hltr "' 'Crawford, Hellman,
Oraney, Turner, Knvanaugh. Bacrmcy an.
TurneJ. Hlta and earned runa: Off Jamoe.
6 hlta, 4 runa In one and two-thlrda Innlnga;
off Boland 1 hit. no runa In four and oner
third innlnga: off Cunnlngnam, a niie. no
n.n. im twn.thlrda Innlna: off Morton, 3
hue. I rune tn three Innlnga: off -Bagby, 3
hlta, no runaln all Innlnga: off Bhmke, 1
hi,, nn rune In one and one-third 'Thnlnga.
Haaea on balla: Off Morton, 1: off Jamer,
I: off Boland, li off Cunningham, 3. Struck
-nut. Bv Marten. 1: br Haejoy, i: ny noiana.
I: by Khmke. 3. . L'mplrea: mneeu . anu
Owen.
- Browma Beat Chicago.
Chicago, Bepu 10. Era-era bylddle Col
Una aOid Jack None, coat Chicago aecond
place .today and enabled St., Loula o. win
tha f Irat 'game of tha aerlra,' lut, after
ten Innlnga. ' -
Neaa' error paved the way for thn flrat
run In the aecond Inning but the tying run
came In the aevenHh. - Maraana atntleri,
Hartly hit to Weaver, who threw to P..
Col)ine, but lEddle fumbTed the ball and
Maraana- -wrni yu iniiu . .
tln'e aacrlflca fly
- The game went InW extra -innlnga and
Ruaaell weakened In the, ninth. Shotton
walked 4ml Miller alngled. Slaler sent both
home Sin hie alnale and went to aecono on
the throw home. He counted, from aacond
on. an Infield out. Score: ,
'. LOttlS. . CHICAUO. -
. AtlHrlAnl' AB.H.O.A.E.
Shotten.lf 3 0 I 0 OJ.Cal'na.rf 6 3 0 0
0 oweaver.aaa a a, a i
1
Vo
0 4 4
0 3 0 0
0 10 0
10 0 0
01S 0 s
0 3 4 0
tilt
0 0 0 0
010
0 0 0 0
! o,
000
t
II 0
6 313
OE.i'era.lb 4 1 I S
0 fl.1arkann.lf 1110
0 ONeaa.lb 4 1 1 j e it
1 01.elbbld.ct 4 3 111
3 OTerry.ee o i a a
I'OSrhalk.c S 1 4 6
I ORuaaell.p S 0 0
I O'Von K M t t
1-1
J. Wllllama,
iTotala, iT..Tai..''.-T' ' 31 U
Called 1n aavanth by aaraament.1
St: Joaeph 1. ...'.. 0 0 0 1
Topok ............0 0 . 0 0 v
Struck out: By Wllllama, ; by Burwell,
3. Stolen baaea: Aaoodfrrln. SaOrifloa hit:
Sommara. Two-baaa hlta: McCabe,-Burwelt.
Wild pitch Burwell. Lett an- baaea:, -St.
Joaeph. Si Topeka. I, Earned runa: St.
Joaeph, It Topeka, K Tlmo: 1:10 Umpire
Kane. . .. . .
Bulgar King Visits N.
". Kaiser, on Eastern Front
Berlinj ' Sept. 9 (Via London).
"King- Ferdinand aof Bulgaria," says
art rtftfrrnl atatemnnt iaiifil hnrn. "ar.
Kconapanied by the crown prince and
the chietot the Wuiganan cabinet,
has arrived, at main Headquarters on
the eastern front to confer with the
German emperor." V ' .s ,
MllUr.rf
Rlalnr.lb.
Pratt, 3b 6 0 7
M'aana,ct o a a
Rumler.o 10 0
Hartley.o 14 1
AuetlnJb S 1 0
.I.v.rfl. .403
f lank.p 4 1 0
Totala.. II 7 30 11 0 Totala. .17 13 10 is
Batted for Ruaaell ln tenth. '
St. Loula 1.0- 1, ', '
Chrouo - J.0 ' 01 10
Thri.-haae hltaf Latbold. J, Calllna. Stoteil
baeea: Shotton. Auatln, Saorlflca hit: El
Colllna. Sacrifice fly: AuaUn, Double playa
Neee, unaaalated; Lavan to Pratt to Staler
Lelbold to Terry; Baaea on ball): pff Bua
aall, 3; off Plank, I. Htnrand oariibd runa
off Plank. IS hlta,' 3 runa In ten InnlnlM
Struck out: uy flanx. i; ny nuaaaii, a, .van
plraa: Hlldebrand and Connolly.--. -
Dumont Reports Several
Sales of Omaha Property
Recent salelsby JfvJrJ. Dumani 8
to. weTe: House ana wt at n
Shirley street, Lucy .C. Lindsay t(
Miss Nell Gormarrj ' ISO-acre farm
near Florence, from Paul Nelson t
an Omaha investorf the , two-stoH
and' basement warehouse, so by bi
ieet, .with , trackage, at ,. Eleventl
street 'and Capitolx avenue, fron
Adolph Afoekovitz and Sam-Berko
vita to Aiiaiia cutter company.
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