THE "BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, JULY 19. 1917.
12
PIRATES TAKE TWO
JAMES FROM BRAVES
ittsburgh Stops Boston's
Winning Streak and Grab
Long Ends of Both
Scores.
RAINSTORM STOPS J
GRAND CIRCUIT MEET j
But Two Baces of Day's Card!
Completed When Near- !
Cloudburst Interferes
With Events.
Boston, July 18. Pittsburgh
stopped Boston's winning streak to
day fey taking both games of a double
header, 8 to 6 and 3 to 2. In the first
game Tyler did well until the eighth
.when Pittsburgh made five runs on
four hits, two errors, a base on balls
and two steals by Carey. Rudolph
was hit hard in the second game and
only good fielding held the visitors
to three runs. Score, first game:
Score, frlst cam:
BOSTON.
AB.H.O.A.E
PITTSBURGH.
AB.H.O.A.E.
Mlrbee.lt 4
PIUer,2b S
Klnr.rf I 1
Carey.cf 4
VV.Wa'r.lb 4
Ward.! I
Debus, Sb 4
rtachtr.o 4 'I
8teele,p 1 1
Carlson, p 1 0
OMara'le.ss J
OPowell.cf 4
CRehf.rf 4
OKelly.lf - 4
OKon't'y.lb 4
lKltiMck.lb t
0Ra'Jln'e,2b S
lTrag'ser.e I
SRndolph.p I
0 'Bailey 1
Totaii..:5ii:: jo 2 Totals.. 11 27 is i
Pittsburgh 0 t 1 1 I 0 13
2 91
rllle. Three "as
i JP Steele, King.
Boa ton I I I
Two-baeh hit: Maranvlll
hit: Filler. Stolen buci
Vitxpatrtck. Double plays: Pltler to Ward
to W. Wagner. Bases on bulls: Steel, I;
Rudolph, 1. HIU: Oft Steals, I In nix
Innings. Struck out! By Steal, i; Carlaon,
Rudolph, I. Umpire: O'Day and Har
rion. Score, econd fame:
PITTSBURGH. BOSTON.
AB.H.O.A.E 'AB.H.O.A.E.
t'.isbee.lf 4 I 1 9 tPowe'll.cf.S 1 1 0 0
ORehg.rt
OKelly.lf S
OKone'y.lb 5
OMmlth.Ib X
OPIU'tck.Jb 0
fHaw'g.lb S
OTragr'er.o 1
o'ryler.p 1
0Barnea,p
0
1
Pitler,2b III
Kinc.rf 4 1
Uarey.cf 4 S t
U .Wa r.lb S 1 Jl
Ward. It
ebus.b
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Miller, p
P'.eele.p
S I
4 14
I t
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1 t
in
0 I
Karan.p
Ttali..SI USUI Mate
Total 80 10 If IT 4
Batted for Barnea In eighth.
Batted (or Barne In eighth.
Pittsburgh ....I I 9 9 0 I 9 I 9 I
Boston I 1 I
Two-baaeh tU: King, Pltler, Konetchy.
Three-baa bit: Ward. Stolen baaea:
arey. S); Kin. Double play: Carey to
VT. Wagner: Pltler to W. Wairner. Bum
on ball: Miller, I; Steel, lj Tyler, I. Hit:
Miller, I tn flv one-third Inning! Tyler.
In eveti Innlnit; Barne, i In one limine,
struck out: Miller, 1: Steele, S; Tyler,' J;
Kgan, 1. Cmplre: Harrlaon and O'Day.
Hit Fall to Win.
Philadelphia, July II. Although outhlt
nearly S to 1, Philadelphia defeated Cin
cinnati today, I to 1. Th visitor failed
to tak advantage of their opportunity to
ore. Philadelphia won In th eevonth on
xlnfle by Luderu and Killlfer, Paskert
double and tyro fumble by Rouah. Seore:
CINCINNATI. PHILADELPHIA.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.E.
Oroh.lb Sill ORverMb 4
oiianoit, g i
IWhltt'd.lf 4 110 0
CraVth.rf I 1 I M
OLudYs.lb Sill
OMtock.lb 1(110
lPask'rt.ot 114 11
OKIIIIfer.o 114 10
OMayer.p I I 1 1 I
9
Total.. II 12711 I
Koof.ss
r.oush.rf
Cha,lb
Orlffln.rf
Neele.lf
MK'nle.Ib 4
Hark.o
Toney.p
I 1
1 I
I I
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t I
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4 0 7
II 1 I
Mitchell 00
Thorp XIII
Total. . 11 14 II I
Batted for Toney In ninth.
; 'Batted tor Kopt In ninth.
Cincinnati .......... ..-1 J t
Philadelphia .... I 9 9 9 9 I I I
Two-baas hit: Chase, Oriffith, Cravath,
Paskert. Double play. Ever to Bancroft
to I.ursru. Baae on ball: Oft Toney, li
off Mayer, . Struok out: By Toney. 4;
by Mayer, I. TJmplrel iClem and Bran.
, field. -
Giant Tab Third On.
New Torb, July II. New Tork mad It
three ctralfht from Chicago by winning to.
day. 4 to S. Th Olant won tn th fifth
when they cord thro run on four (Ingle
and a fumbl by William. Zimmerman wa
ordered oft th field in tlu ninth tor
making a motion to punch Umpire Byron
after he wa called out whtl attempting
to teal home. Bcori
CHICAGO, NEW TORK.
AB.H.O.A.B. , AB.H.O.A.B,
,f 1 a a 0 0Burna.lt 4 110 1
111 5 Miami, .d 1
III lKauff.rf 4 1
(II OZimrn.Sb 4 I
SI IFletchr.a 4 1
111 ORohten.rf I
ITS lHolks.lb I
111 ORarlden.o I
III 0Perrltt,p I
111 0Lobert,3b I
111
Total... 81 10 IT 10 1
Mann.lf
loyle.tb
Merkle.lb
Wllm,et
Deal.lb
Wrtmn.s
Wllann.e
Tpuglas,p 1
wolter 1
Prndgt,p
DlthoferU
I
I I
I
11
1
II 1
1
T 1
I I
Tout.. II 1 14 IT I
Batted for Dougla In seventh, )
Batted for Wort man In ninth.
Chicago 1 01 01
New Tork ....1 I I I I I
Two-ba hit: Flack. Stolen bases: Burn
fj. Double play: Doyle to Wertman to
Merkle, Zimmerman to Kllduff to Hoik (1),
Perrltt to Kllduff to Holke. Bale on ballet
Off Perrltt. 1. Hit: Oft Dougla, I In evn
Inning. Struck out: By Perrltt, li by Doug
la, a. Umpire: Byron and Qulgley.
, : BnUy Bom-he and Win.
Brooklyn. July 1. Brooklyn bunched
four hit and two pane In th third inning
with Ame pitching today, (coring all their
th, and winning, t to 1. Daubert wa back
la th gam after vral weki' layoff.
Heart: " .;.
BT. LOUIS. ' BROOKLTN.
AB.H.O.AK. AB.H.O.A.E.
nniann.aa 11110
ODaubrUb 1 I 0 I
Uhnatn.lb 0 1 0
OMvara.ef I
OStengel.rf 4
OWheat.lf 4
OCutehw.Zb 4
0Mowry.3b 1
Mlller.o 4
OCheney.p 4
0 Total.. Jl T 17 I 1
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.TSmlthrt
KairdJb
J.ong.lf
Hrnaby.l
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smyth.cf
Paulet.lb
Betael.Sb
Knyder.o
Ame,p
Hretmn.p
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AVataon.o
Oonaalea
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Total.. 12 12410 1 ,
Batted for May In eighth.
St. Loul, t t 0 0 0 11
Brooklyn ! S
Two-ba hit: Hornaby. Stolen baae: Cut-
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Cleveland, O., July 18. Favorites
stepped to the front yesterday at the
Grand Circuit meet at North Randall,
but only two races were finished,' a
near cloudburst, flooding the track
and forcing the postponement of the'
other three events on the card.
Mawitza, with Edman Up, won the
first division of the 2:19 trot in
straight heats easily, outclassing the
field.
The unfinished events of today s
card have been put forward, six races
being scheduled for tomorrow. "Sum
maries:
Trotting, 2-11 data, pure $1,000
division):
Mawitsa, br. m by Crlto Leybura
(Edumn) ..
Peter Schuyler, br. h., by Prince
Alexl (Lyman) Z t 'i
Oscar Watt, b. c, by General Watt i
(Hyde) !
Balraacaan, Brother David, Red Top. -
Robtnwood and Joffr alao ran.
Time, 3:12(4, !:14K. 2:13V4. I
Trotting, 2:11 claw, puree $1,000 (aeeond j
dlvialon):
Peter Chenault, b. h., by Peter The
Great (Murphy) Ill
North Spur, b. h by Ban Franohjc
(Cox) 4 :
Minnie Arthur, blk. m.. by Malnaheet
(first
1 1 1
(Hnow)
S 3 !
Mnllvrnod Kin-. Judce Jones. Peter Grimm.
Carrie New and Porreat Blngen also ran
Time, 2:10. 2:10, 2:11.-
Fnslg weeptake, 1-year-old trot, yalu'i
13,(00:
Kelly DeForeiX b. g., by The Dfforeet
(Murphy) 1
Harvest Oak, br. f., by The Harveatcr
(Cox) 1
Worthy Volo, ch. c, by Axworthy (lie
Donald) ; 3
Wlnema and B. Colorado, also ran. Time,
2:10.
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shew. Bae on ball: Off Ames. 4: off
Horstman, 1; off Cheney. 2. Hit: Off Ames.
4 in thro Innings; off Horstman, 1 in three
Innings; off May, 1 In one Inning. Struck
out: By Ame. 2; by Cheney, 4. Umpires:
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