THE BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY. JUNE 21. 1917.
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1ZZIES DROP SECOND
GAME TO ROURKELETS
Koestner Touched for Safe Hits
in All Innings But One,
and Omaha Again
Wins.
Still They Go!
OMAHA.
An. K.
I. Thompson, rf ft
f HAM), So S
Nmtth, If -. ft
KritK, as o
nun. Sl
Hraillev. lb... 4
srhtf-k, rf 8
llrntlam, t 9
O'Toole, p A
Wichita, Kan., June JO. (Special'
Telegram.) Omaha won the second
straight game of the series from
Wichita, 7 to 4, when four hits were
bunched in the ninth inning for three
runs. ( f
Kocstiier'was tuurVd.tor at least
' one safe hit in every inning, but the
third, while O'Toole was air-tight in
all but the fourth, and eighth.'
Omaha scored in the second, when
Bradley doubled and Wallace booted
Schick a hit ;o short. Smith singled
to open the fifth and Krug beat out a
hit down the third base line.
Burg sacrificed. Bradley hit a
" bounder over Koestner's head that
Wallace fielded to the plate too late
to catch Smith. Krug scored on
Schick's sacrifice fly to right. Brot
, tem triped, counting Bradley. ;
Cooney'a double and Krug's singles
were wasted in the eighth when
Jacobs called Cooncy out at the plate
on Morrison's throw from left.
Burg singled to open the ninth and
Bradley beat out one to first. Schick
bunted to Kocstner. who threw wild
to third, Burg scoring. Brotteni
lined a sacrifice fly to right, Bradley
scoring. O'Toole cracked out his
third hit of the game, a double, scor
ing Schick.
Thomasen misjudged Thompson's
fly to center, the hit going for a dou
ble. O'Toole being held on third.
Cooney hit into a double play. A
double by Jones followed by Coy'a
' single to center, scored one for Wich
ita in the fourth. Two tingles and a
walk and a "double were mixed for
three runi in the eighth.
" I
Semi-Pro Youth's Pitching
Gives Bears Second Game
Denver. Colo.. June he pitch
ing of Ferdie Cain, a aemi-profes-tional
young star pitching his first
game with Denver, enabled lhat team
to play even with Sioux City in a
double-header after the Sioux City
team had taken the first by bunching
hits with errors in the last four in
nings. Score, first game: '
. 8IOUX CITT. DENVER.
ABH.O.A.I AB.H.O.AE.
Otlmora.lt lilt OKel'her.ta I I 1 I I
Holly.aa I I I OOekee.of lies"
Rader.ee Mil "Million - J 1 S S
Waleon.rf I 1 1 OD't'r.lf.Jb 4 1 0 1
ron'iir.sb ni l oMciek.rf i i t m
Moree.ef 4 S I S hanVy,lb Hill
Muller.lb I 1 IS IttufflUb 1114 1
Croeby.t 4 11! eowaleko. 4 1 7 1 S
Bremff.P till IManeer.p I 1 I I I
.-a- Htrt.n.K II 1 I I
Totals.. t S3! 1! I
Totl., .31 If 1( I
fllotii Cllr......... IHtltl 11
Itenver S I 0 I 0 11
rft on bates: lieuver. s: Bloat City. f.
ntcrlflre hit: Mueller. To-baae hit: Wet
eon. Three-baae tilt : nutrher. Double
ptaytr Rarter to Mueller, Kallener to Shan
ley to Mine. Baaea on ball: Ott Brem
merhorf, I; otLManter. . tUruak out: By
Brammarhoff, 1: by .Manatr. fi. Hlta and
uarnad mna: Off Brttnmarhoff, I and 3 In
nlna Innlnjrar off Manaor, S and 4 In nlna
Inalnna. Mil by pllchar: Jlllla (by Bram
marhoff. Tlma of ema: Ono hour and
forty-flva minutes. Utoplraa: Gamon and
McOtlyray. Brnr. atrond gam:
BIOUX CITY. UKKVElt.
AB.H.O.A.B. AH.II.O.A O.
OI1mort.lt 4 1 1
Holly. 2b I 1 1
. Radar.ta 1 1 , 1
Wataon.rt- 4 S
Con lly.lb , I t 4
Moraa.cf 4 11
Mu'lltr.lb 4' I I
Croaby.p 4 S I
Tfdlaco.p I S 1
BltlllTA.
An. R.
..... S 0
Tho'nawn. rf.
rioodvrln Sb... S
Jonra, lb a
Coy. rf 4
llcl.. lb 4
Hallara. aa 4
Morrlaon. If 4
Wryan, r 4
Koaalnar. p 4
Totals
Omaha 0
Wlrbiu 0
Threa-Mfta htft
H. O. A. T..
I I 0 0
t s
a I (i
I it I ti
till
a is I i)
o 2 o a
15 0 1
a a o a
is 'if a t
H. o. A. r..
0 0 0 0
0 J 7 0
j in i o
1 i n
I i a o
a a i i
14 10
a 4 l a
10 10
I II II !
iooo a i
10 0 8 04
...
10 0
0 0 10
Brotfam. Taro-baaa hlla :
roonar. Ilradlay. Jonaa m, Jlorrlaon
O'Toola. Thompaon. Hlta and aarnori runa:
flff O'Tnola. 0 and 4 In nlna Innlnsat off
Koaalnar. IS and A In nlna Innlnga. iwt on
hoaaai Wichita, ftl Omaha, 18. Htolan
ha! ' Doilt. Nacrlflro hlta fioodwln,
Hrottam 111, Burff Hfhlck. tlouulo ptoyi
floodnin to Jonaa to H'allaoa to Varyan.
Baaaa on bnllat Off O'Toola, If off Koaatnar,
4. Ktrork null By Koaatnrr, It by O'Toola,
ft. Tltna: 1:S0. I'mplrat Jaroba.
the eighteen holes in 73 in the first
championship round, the best score
nf the meet bv four holes. He de
feated Walter C. Bartlrtt.
Ducklings Take Long One
From St. Joseph Gang
St. Joseph, Mo., June 20. Lincoln
won an extra inning game from St.
Joseph today, A to 3. Both Adams
and East pitched good ball. Base hits
in the fourteenth won the game.
Score:
LINCOLN ST. JOSEPH.
ABIIOAE. ABH.O.A.E.
Parllalt.lf 644 OO'Brlan.rf f 1 1 1 0
SMrCabt.rf 10 4 0 0
OKIrk'm.lf. 7 12 10
Oil. M'rt.e. 7 3 13 0 0
lM'O'n.lb a 3 o 4 A
OHanry.tb .721300
OShay.as ..40410
OUoalby.Sb S 3 4 3 o
OAdama.p .13 13 0
Binlth.
Baylaaa.i-f 6
Lohor.rt .4
Hrhm't.Sh h
llrlffln.lb S
BLamb.Sb S
Bohrar.c . B
Raat.p ...I
Bullar.lt .1
0 0 0 0
BRAVES AND GIANTS
SPLIT PA1R0F GAMES
Boston Nationals Pound Pill
and Take First, While New
York Comes Back in ,
Second.
Boston,. June 20. Boston won the
first game, 7 to 4, and New York the
second, 1 to 0. Opportune Boston
battling and poor fielding by the visi
tors marked the opener. Burns dou
ble on the first pitch of the second
game and Kauffs subsquent single
gave New York the only run of the
contest, score, first game:
HUH TtllN.
AB.H.O.AE.
I. Kellr'of
R Una. 2b
Evr,3li
FU'pHt'k
Wllh't.rf
Maaa,lf
K'lchy.lb
1Hmlth,3b
fjnwdy.c
M vlllP.al
Tylar.p
Total!.. 33 S
1 Burnt If
1 0 nnrzot,2b 4
0 4 OKauff.cf 3
0 0 iz'rman.3b 4
2 0 nPTrhar.aa 4
0 0 ORob'l'n.rt 4
S 0 OHolka.lb 4
S 1 ORarlden.a 1
S 3 QKruoger.c 1
1 4 OAnd'oon.p 1
0 6 OSallae.p 0
M'dleton.p 0
!7 IS I'Lobarl 0
Kllduff 0
U. Kally 1
NEW YORK.
AB.H.O.AE.
1 4
0 0
0 I
1 0
1 0
3 1
0 14
0 1
0 1
1 0
0 0 0 0
total". .33 7 34 14 2
Baited for Evara In sixth.
Batted for AnderBon In fifth.
Ran for Rarlden In aevonfh.
Batted for O. Smith In nltitb.
Naw York 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 04
Boaton S 0 0 4 0 I 0 0
Two-baaa hits; zltmmorman, Wllholt,
Smith, Aaragvllle. Three-ba"a hit: 21m.
m.rman. Stnlan baaaa: Robertaon. Kelly.
Baaaa on balls: Off Andaraon. 1: off Tyler.
4. Hlta: Off AnderBon. 4 In four Innlnge:
off Hallea 3 In one and two-thlada InnlngB.
Struck out: By Sallea. 1: by O. Smith, I;
bv Tyler, S. Umplraa. Klem and Brane
flfld. Brora, aerond game:
NEW TOR K. BOSTOI.
AB.H.O.AE AB.H.O.AE
OKal'har.aa S
1 Ottakaa.of I I 2
I eMail. lb s in
1 OButrb'r.lb I I I
I OM'C tok.rf 111
0. OShanl'y.Sb 10 0
1 OHarl in.lt 4 1 3
0 OBarth'y.o SOI
0 OCaln.p 10 1
Totals. .It 'tills,.! Totals.. tl, 177 S 1
tons nty...:. .0 tl 0 1 0 ! 0 03
Denver 1 I I 1 0 1 0
Lft on baaaa: Blous Cl:y, S: Denver. S.
Bacrlflco fly: Bartholomy. Bacrtfloa hit:
: Hotly. Stolen baaaa: stllla fl), Radar. Con
noly. Two-baae hlta: Mllla (2). 'Phraa
baea hlta: i'onnolly, MrCormlck. Poubla
plays: Rader to Mueller III. Baset on
bajlt: Of Tedlaco, S: off Cain. 1. Home
run: Mueller. Struck out: By Tedlaco. a:
by Cain, I. Hlla and earned rune: Off
Tadlaeo, I and 4 In eight Innlnga: off Cain,
7 and I 1n nlna tnnlnga. Time of game:
Ona hour and forty minutes. Umplrea: Mo
Ollvray and Gaaton.
Legg Defeats Bartlett in
First Championship Round
St. Joseph, Mo., June 20. Four
young players from Forest Park
Golf club, St. Louis, won the Brock
cup in the Tranimissippi Golf tourn
ament, aow being played on the St.
Joseph Country club course. They
were: Frank Lynch, 165; C L. Wolff,
158; Paul Bueffe, 169; James Mannion,
164.
In the first round of the champion
ship flight today Mannion, state
champion, lost to Howard Johnson,
St. Paul, one up.
. Harry Legg of Minneapolis made
Totals s is 41 12 o
Totals II II 42 11 1
Lincoln ,. . .0 010100000000 S S
St. Joe OOOIOOOOOOOOO 01
Struck out: By Adams 12, by East S.
Baaea on ball": Off Odama 1. off East 3.
Hlta and tamed runt: Off Adama, 11 and S:
oft Eaat, IS and 1. Stolen baaea: Carllala,
Ftohrer. Ooalby, McClollan. Bacrlflca hlta:
IfcCellan I, Schmandt. Shay. Rohrar. Two
baaa hlta: Moore, Henry, Rohrer. Lober.
Three-baae hit: Carllala. Left on baaea: St.
Joaepb It. I.lnroln 7. Time of gamo: Two
hours and thirty inlimtea. Umpire: Shan
non. f
Good Time Made at Races
Held at Nebraska City
Nebraska City, Neb., June 20,
(Special elegram) .Races were good,
crowd large and the weather was fine
today for the state circuit meeting.
Twenty-seven good animals took patt.
Results:
Pacing. 1:14 claaa, puree HOO:
BJmpreaa Tog, h in, by Symlol"r,
Midway Stock Karm, Kearney, Neb.l I 1
Bill Jlurat, b a, by SVIIkhurat. Ueo.
B, Herrlnglon, Abilene. Kaa. ....1 I 1
Dexter Direct, b g, by Itarou Direct
Fred Eagen. Denver, Coin 3 4 t
Time: S:l:"l: !:1IH: S:13.
Trotting, 1:27 data, purao 1400:
Summit, b g. by Lock Sir. Boeiley,
Syracuae. Neb. I 1 1
Ethel Worth, b m, by Chalet Worth.
alike Shay. Denvtr, Colo 1 3 2
Slaharba,- h g. by Anhdala, O. M.
Smith. Omaha. Nan. ....3 J 3
Time: 2:m; SI:!!; I:ll'..
Trotting. 2:11 claaa. puree MOO:
Allien ch a. by' Axworthy, -Samuel
Harrla. Plymouth, 111. I I
ltr Renper. blk a. by Early Reaper.
E. C. Warren, 8he!ton. Neb 3 1 4
Ml"" Rexelta, b m. by Hex. Midway"
Stock Farm, Kearney, Neb. 3 I t
Time: !.!',: 1:11: 1:14.
Deportation of Belgians
To Germany is Resumed
Havre. Tuesday, June I0. Informa
tion reaching the Belgian government
Hii v from occuDied territory con
firms the tact, omciany denounced ny
the Belgian government, tnat tne
Germans have begun again to carry
off by force Belgian citizens and com
pel them to perform work useful to
the enemy.
AccordinB to forms for classifica
lion of the inhabitants of Mons, pre
pared by the German authorities and
.... .c ,i d.i:.h
Id possession UI l"C ucgian e,,,,,.-
ment, Belgians have been divided
inlet five ratpffories:
Men from 18 to 40; from 15 to 17
and 41 to 60: women from 15 to 35 and
from 35 to 60. In each category in
formation must be furnished as to tne
identity of the person, his or her
profession and place of employment.
An American ''aving occupied an
official position in Ghent, who was
recently expelled from Belgium, in
formed the Belgian government that
the German authorities about April
15 demanded of communal administra
tions new lists of unemployed work
men, membera of the middle and up
per classea without occupation and
in addition persons in regular em-ployrnent
ISO OKelly.rf 41100
0 1 S 0Evera.3h 4 8 1
1 1 0 OR'llnga 3b 0 0 1
0 0 4 lWllht.rf 4 0 1
16 3 OMagee.lf 4 11
0 01 0'0K'etrhy,lb 4 0 13
0 S 1 "Smith. 3b 4 0 1
0 4 0 "T'geaser.o 111
0 0 1 Slowdy.o 1 0 1
AfvlHe.aa S 1 4
Total!. .34 S 31 II :narnea.p 1 1 0
Tyler 1 1 0
Maasey 0 0 0
Fltapat'k 0 I 0
Rurna If 4
Her7.ng.2b 3
Kanff.cf 4
Z'rman,3b 4
Fl'chor.aa 3
RobTn.rf 2
Holke.lb 3
RarMen.o 3
Perrltt.p 1
0 0
Tolala..S4 127 11 I
Batted for Trageaaer tn seventh.
Ran for Tyler In aeventh,
"Ran for Evars In ninth.
New York 1 0 8 01
Boetoa 0 !!!! 04
Two.baae Mil: Burna. Double plays:
Heraog to Holke. Event to Maranvlua to
Konetchy. Evert to Konetohy, Trtgetter to
Maranvtlle. Haeca on nana: jn tiarnea, i.
Struck out: By Perrltt, ;S by Barnes, I.
ITmnlrea: Klem and Branafleld-
xbdan mfwy fwyp mfwyp mfwypmrwypppp
Brooklyn Drops Pair.
Philadelphia. June !0. PhlladelrhladT
feated Brooklyn In two games here today,
7 to 3 and S to 3. The flrat was won by
bunching hits with errors, while In the aee-
ond the homo learn hammered out tevan.
teen hlte. which Included five doublaa and
home run. Score: '
Flrat game:
BROOKLYN. PHILADELPHIA.
AB.II.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.
Otann.aa 4 12 1 SPa'ltert.cf I 1 S 0 0
ISO OStock.Sb 31120
0 10 (K'vath.rf I 1 0 0 0
0 0 0 OWhllted.lf 4 17 0 0
1 0 0 0 Nlhoff.2b 3 1
1 0 IM'Q'f'n.aa I
0 0 OKIl'fer.o 4
OKIxey.p I
Stengal.rf 1
Wheat. If 4
Ctah'w.Sb 4
Mowrey.3b 3
SmltrUb 1
Miller, o 3
Coomba.p 1
Cheney.p 1
Pell.p 0
IMyert 1
OWhllted.lf S 1 4 0 1
OLuder'a.lb 4 10 0 0
ONIehoff.ib S 1 1 2 0
IM'Of'gn.aa 4 2 14 0
OBurne.c 4 17 10
IMayer.p. 4 3 0 1 0
Standing oj Teams
1 0 3 0 Totals. .31 17 27 10 2
Total". .3! S 24 11 3
Batted for Cheney In eighth.
Brooklyn 00100100 02
Philadelphia 02300400 S
Two-baae hlta: Hyckman, Cravath (2).
Whltted, Nlehoff (2). Home runs: Daubert.
Whltted. Double play: Daubert and Mowrey.
Baaea on balla: Off Comba, 2: off Choney, 1:
off Mayor, 1. Hlta: Off Coomba, 7 In ethree
lnnlnga: off Cheney, S In four Innings; off
J)ell, 3 In ona Inning. 8truck out: By
Coomba, 3; by Cheney, 2; by Dell, 1; by
Mayer, A L'niplrea Orth and Rlgler.
rlnclea Tako It in Ninth.
Cincinnati, June 20. ctnclifhatl made a
nlnth-lnnlng rally here todiy and by Beat
ing Chicago, b to 4, mannged to break even
on the eerie". The game was replete wltn
eenaatlonal fielding and exciting altuationa,.
Score:
CHICAOO.
abho.au
Flack.rf 3 2 10 OGroh.Sb
Wolter.rf 0 0 0 0 OKopf.ea
Mann, If 4 2 10 ORouah.cf
Doyle, 3b 4 113 IChaae.lb
Merkle.lb 4 0 11 0 OGr'f'th.rf
WUl'a.cC 4 0 10 ONealee.lf
Dell, 3b 4 10 1 lCueto,2
8 4 4 iwingo.o
0 S
1 1
114 0
0 0 0 0
10 0 0
0 0
WEST. LEAdUE. NAT. LEAGUE.
W.L.Pct.l
Det Molnea.35 21 ,6!f
Omaha ....8514.093
Joplln . ,,v-.30 21 .&5R
Lincoln ....23 29.552
Sioux City. ..29 23 .500
Denver 25 30.155
St. Joaepb. .21 34 .312
Wichita ....18 .38 .32l
AB.H.O.AE
5 10 3 0
S 3 S 2 0
8 1 0
11 2 0
W'tman.aa 4
Wllton.o 2
Elllolt.e, I
Douglafi.p 2
Beaton ,p
Selder 1
Hendrlx 1
2 1
4 1
4 0
4 3
4 0
1
1 0
0 7
1 1
0 1
"Mitchell, p 4 1
0
0 Totals 17 13 27 17 0
Totals.. 36 1126 14 1
Two out when winning run scored.
Batted for Douglaa In aeventh.
Batted for Fleck In aeventh.
Chicago 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 04
Cincinnati ....0 0 0 2 0 1 0 1 15
Two baas hilt: Naale, Elliott. Mann,
Chaae. Thro base hlta: Rouah. Wlngo.
Double playa: Cuelo, Kopf and Chaae;
Wortman nad Doyle. Hlta: Douglaa, 8 In
6. Btruck out: Douglaa. 3; Seatnn, 1;
Mitchell, 3. Umplrea: Byron nad Qulgley.
Train Stops Tie Game.
St. Louie, Mo Juno 20. Pittsburgh played
St. Louta Blx Inning" to a 4 to 4 tie today.
the gamo being called to allow tho visitors
to catch a train. The wlldneaa or tnree tit.
I,oula pltchera forced In each of Plttaburgh'a
four rune. Score:
PITTSBURGH. ST. LOUIS.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.AE.
Carey.cf 7 1 S 1 OBalrd.cf 4
a i tr.ittn.ap i
1 0 OMlller.lh 1
0 0 OH'naby.i
S 0 uC'rulHe.lf
ft- 0 OLons.rf
a 4 ot'aulet.lb
3 0 OG'z'lea.o
0 0 ODoak.p
0 0 OH'atmn.p
- p ck ra.p
Totals. .20 IIS S UBescher
' IStew'rt
Pltler,2b
Blgbee,rf
J.Wgr.ab
Brief, lb
H'man.lf
Ward.as
I 0
1 0
3 0
I 2
r.aa 2
1
0 1
1 6
W. Wgr.o I
Carlaon.p 0 0
Steele.p 1 0
3 1
1 0
1 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
Totals.. 23 7 11 12 I
IBatted for Packard In alxth.
- IBatted for Beacher In sixth.
Pltttburgh 0 0 10 104
St. Louie 110 11 04
Two-bate hlta: Qonsalea, Horstman, Double
play: Horneby to Miner to pauletto. Baaea
on balla: Off Carlaon, 1; off Steele, 2; off
Doak, 4: off Horstman, 3; off Packard, 1.
Hlta: Off Steele. S In five and two-thlrda In
ning"; off Doak, 1 In two and two-thlrda
lnnlnga: oft Horatman, 1 In ona and two
thlrda .frTnlnga. Struck out: By Carlaon, 1;
by Steele, 1; by Doak. 1. Umplrea: O'Day
and Harrison.
Bee Want-Ads Produce Results.
li'b-rt.lb 4
H'ckm ncf 4
Slengcl.rf 1
J'neon.rf 3
Wheat. If 1
Myera.lf 1
O'ahaw.Sb 4
Mowr y.Bb t
Snyder.o 3
Bmllh.p 8
Cheney.p 0
Dell.p 0
brlque 1
4
3 0 Totaln..:.0 7 27 12 1
0 0 o 0
Toti..ai T 14 11 I j
IBattfd for Chenty In i-vunih. 1
Brooklyn 0 0 (I . 0 I 0 0 0
PhlUdtlphl.. 3 1 004 000 ! 7 i
Two-baie hlta: Mowrey, Stork. Cravath-
Thrttt-bas hlta: John ion. Nlehoff. Double !
play: Cutahaw and Daubert. Baaea on balli: 1
Off Smith, 2; off Cheney. 3; off Rly, 1. :
Hlta: Off mitti. 7 In four and two-thlrda in- i
ntnia. Struck out: By Smith. 1; by Chny.
3; by PtMl, 3; by Blxey. -1. Balk: Rixey. Um
plrea: RlIer and Orth.
Bfcnnti paine;
- BROOKLYN. PHILADELPHIA
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.B.
Otaon.aa toll OP'ak'rt.ef 111.
D'hflrt.lb 4 S 7 1 0Stock,,b loll
H'km'n.ef 4 110 OC'vath.rf 4 S 1 0
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W.LPct.
New Trk...J2 17 .668
PMIa 31 IS .620
Chlcaco ... .3337. 647
St. Louta 28 26 .628
Cincinnati ..26 33.46S
Boston 20 34.436
Brooklyn ...IS 28 .409
Plttlburah ..18 33 363
AMER. LEAGUE. AMER. ASSN.
W.LPct.l W.LPct.
Chlcato ....36 IS .656 Indanapolls 38 24.613
Boalon 32 21 .604 St. Paul 3126.654
New York.. .30 23 .677
Cleveland ..37 29 .4821
Detroit ....24 27.471
St. Loul 23 30.431
Washington 20 32 .386'
Phlla 18 30.276
Columbua ...33 28 641
Loulavllle .. .33 39 .632
Kanaaa City. 25 28 .472
Toledo 26 34 .433
Milwaukee ..25 83.431
Minneapolis 21 34 .414
Yesterday's Hosoltt.
WESTERN. LEAGUE.
Omaha. 7; Wichita, 4.
Dea Molnea-Joplln, rain.
Lincoln. 6; St. Joaepb, S (14 lnnlnffe).
Sioux City. 6-2; Penver, l-l.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland, 2; Chicago, 3.
Philadelphia, S; Washington, B.
Boston. 2-1; New York, 3-3.
St. Louie, 3; Detroit, J.
NATIONAL, LEAGUE.
New York, 4-1: Boefcm. 7-0.
Brooklyn, 1-2; Philadelphia, 7-8.
Chicago. 4; Cincinnati, 6 (tan Innings).
Pittsburgh. 4; St. Louie, 4 (gamo called
end of alxth account of rain).
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
: Toledo, 4; Minneapolis, 0.
Indianapolis, 3: St. Paul, 4.
Louisville, 2; Mllwaukea, S.
Columbus, S; Kanaaa, S.
Games. Today. .
Western League Omaha at Wlchltabei
Molnea at Joplln (2), Lincoln at It J-
aeph, Sioux City at Denver,
American League ;ieveian at uni-
cago, St. Loflla at Detroit, Philadelphia at
Washington, Boston at New xork. '
National League New York at Bolton,
Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at St.
Loula, Chicago at Plttabulrgh.
to ascertain without delay the cost of
production of all basic raw materials
Copper, steel, coal, iron and fuel
oil are included and Mr. Daniels said
that when the production cost for such
articles were established the price to
be paid by the navy would 'be fixed,
allowing tor a lair, even liberal
profit' to the producers. '
"Beyond that," the secretary added,
"I am not going to pay."
Pending the fixing of cost prices by
the Trade commission, the department
will continue to direct' producers and
manufacturers to deliver to the navy
such, articles'' and supplies as it needs.
Woodmen of the VVorld
Auditors in Session Here
Sovereign auditors of the Woodmen
of the World are in session at the
headquarters building in Omaha this
week. They are: J. E. Fitzgerald,
chairman, Kansas City, Mo.; E. B.
Lewis, Kingston, N. C; T. E. Patter
son, Chattanooga, Tenn.; E. D. Camp
bell, Port Huron, Mich; William Russ,
Cleveland, O.; R. T. Wells, Murray,
Ky., and W. M. Crawford, Birming
ham, Alaa
Daniels Calls for Prices
On Coal, Steel and Oil
Washinston, Tune 20. Secretary
Daniels called the entire membership
of the Federal Trade commission into
conference today and, requested them
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