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Drawn for
The Bee
by
George
McManus
PUREES LOSE TO
SAVAGES IN 11TH
Cochran's Double and Delayed
Steal, Followed by Monroe's
Sacrifice Fly, Fatal to
Omaha.
fa Rourke got a haircut yesterday.
As a result the jinx crossed his ath
, letes and Omaha dropped a gruelling
1 1 eleven-inning- contest to the Joplin
- Miners, 4 to 3;
, There is no disputing the assertion
that Ta's haircut was responsible for
the defeat. The Miners got every
break'in the luck and every close de
cision was given to the enemy by his
majesty, the umps. Something must
be responsible and the circumstantial
evidence points to the tonsorial ar
tist'i performance on Pa's bean.
Joplin got a two-run lead on Oma
' ha in the fourth. With two down,
Monroe singled to center and Merz
walked Davis. Lamb's single scored
Monroe. Merz bobblcd Yardlcy's
throw into the diamond and Davis
scooted home, while the ball rolled
to the granstand.
Lead Is Short-Lived.
The Joplin lead, however., was
J short-lived. The Rourkes made back
the two runs and one to boot in the
home half of the fourth. After Miller
fanned, Shaw dropped a safe high fly
into left. Ben stopped at first to see
what happened to the pill, or he
could have made second standing up.
Yardley's single sent Shaw to sec
ond and Brotlem's single scored
hiin.f Yardlcy went to second on the
blow, ' '
Yardlcy and Brottem got foxcy and
executed a nifty double steal. This
caused Maple so much grief he un
coupled a wild pitch, on which Yard
ley scored and Tony went to third.
' i ony came home on Nye's hit.
Joplm tied the count in the eighth.
Collins, batting for Maple, walked
i and Cochran sacrificed. Carlisle's
safety scored him.- . .
? Cochran opened the fatal eleventh
with a double to center, lit worked
a delay steal of third on Brottem and
scored on Monroe's sacrifice fly to
center. (
The last game of the scries be
tween Omaha and Joplin will' be
played starting at 3:15.
Big Pitchers' Battle"
J$ Won by Des Moines
Des f loiniis, Ia? . Aug., lS.-rMur-pny
a tnpie, Bcrger s error and a wild
pitch gave Des Moines a-2 to 1 vic
tory over Wichita today in a tight
pitchers' battle between Kallio and
Koestner. Sensations! fielding fea-
tu -thf game' First Bcmh Jones
of Vitchtia was badly spiked. Score;
, WICHITA. .DES MOINICS.
AH,H,O.A.E. ' AB.H.O.A.E.
i una, r i 9 i o nc.. if . i
Herger. 3 2 14 IKwoldt.Jb 4 6
Jonrs.lb Se S OSh'nl'y.lb I 1
Varjan.lb I 1 tillunter.rt 1 0
Coy.rf 4 8 1 t OH tford,s 9 1
(IdWlH.Jb 4 3 1 OMurphy.pf I l
liob'lns.e I t 8 m.ffey.lb I (
llthr,rf 4 lit tBreea.o 31
fJavij.Jb 3 3 OKalllo.B 3 1
K't(r.D S 1 o a
. . TT Totals. .SO SllT 4 1
Totals., 38 S4 13 S
iv'ohlt MMMll 01
le Moines 8388048U i
Three-base hit: Murphy. Two-base hits,
neuther. lierger. Sacrlflr hit: Murphy.
Htolen bases: Bergrr, Cass. I-ft on bsss:
Wlehita. D Molnea, 3. Struck: out: Ily
Kslllo, I:, by, Koestner, 4. liases en balls:
Off Kallio, 1 1 off. Koestner. 1. Wild pitch:
Koestner. Earned runs: Wichita; 1, loull
plays: Coffey to Hartford to Shanlcj-i Davis
t Berger to Jones. Umpire: Brown,
rime: 1:38. -
Hall Holds Hutchinson
'To Three Hits and Wins
Lincoln, Aug." lS.-4Thc pitching of
Hall puzzled Hutchinson batters to
day and Lincoln won by a score of
to 0. Score:
i HUTCHINSON. LINCOLN '
. tiela.cf 3 8 18 Smlth,:b 10 14 8
Henson.Ib 4 8 3 3 IThm.n.lf 3 118 4
McOU,Jb 3 8 1 4 8Bayles.cf 3 1 l o n
McCsb,cf 3 8 18 8chmt,lb 4 1 v8
raulk.aa 3 1 3 3 8Lsmb.lb 8 8 8 lo
Wlllma.rf Jill Oaregry.rf 41318
Henri. lb 3 8 11 a atirn.... , .
micn.g V S S OnelK.30
tmHHHHWH !:!Blfferl.e
Shay 1 3 3 0 8Halla,p
4 0 1 S A
3 8-3 I't
3 3 0 3 8
. t u i ii , p l v l)
Totals..:! 7 57 IT 8
Totals.. 17 3 3118 3
Batted for O'Hrlon In ninth Inning.
Hutchinson ...8 0 8 8 8 3 8 8 08
Lincoln ......8 8 0 1 18 0 3 4
'..7hl'"M h": "erirhsmmer. Two-base
lilt: llayless. Double plays: tielk to Hmlih
f lo Schmandt. Gregory to Smith to Bera
hanimer. Belk to Schmandt. Btolen base:
Thomson Sacrifice hits: Smith. Thomas!
urhn"'er. Struck out: Hy JlcCul.
ISC,h- bI J1""' H"e" o ": O ft
MLullough, J: off Halla, 3. Hit by Ditch,!
tall: Tsy McCu.lourh. Smith. W.VlL,,.
MtV!T.m":: iV:h'n,m- 8h-
. Two Veterans Granted
; - Release by Brooklyn
New York Aug. IS.-President Eb
Jetts of the Brooklyn National League
,,7? 'oay announced that J. T.
"SM0 Mye. the catcher and
Mike Mowrey, the veteran third base
man, had been granted their uncondi
tional release. - .
Boston Pitcher Enlists
In Navy as Yeoman
.Boston, Aug. 15. Ernest Shorei
pitcher for th Boston American
league baseball team enrolled in the
United States reserve as a class four
Yeoman today. He will be assigned
to duty later.
That Fatal Eleventh
OMAHA.
All R. II. O. A. X.
t'onnej, tb S
Kruc, S
Miller, If 4
Nhew, lb S
Yardley, If 4
Rrottem, e 4
Thompson, rf., 4
Nre, 8tv 4
Mers, p. 4
0
0 t
0 t
1 17
2
Total .
...37
S3 15
jorr.iv.
AB R. II. O. A
f'ochraa, ss
4 I I
A
Hur. 3b 4 0 e
Carlisle, rt.., S 0 1
Mets. lb..... 3 0 1
Monro e 4 1 1
lrl, rf 4 1
Lamb, Sb 4 0 1
Hrokw, U 4 0 0
Maple, p 3 0 0
Collins 0 1
Handera, p t 0 9
1
10
Totals ..35 4 S 33 14
Batted for Maple in eighth.
Omaha-
Rune oeoseooooo 03
lilt OS04801011 0
Joitllw
Runs ....0 0 0 8 0 0 1 0 0 14
Hit. ...i 0003000110 15
Two-bae hill Cochran. Hacrlflne hit I
Cochran, sacrifice fly: Monroe. Stolen bases:
Cooney, Vardlry, Brottem, Nye. Men, Cock
ran. Double plays: Mets to Cochran, Lamb
to Cochran, (ocliraa to Meti, Krng to Khan,
siiisi urf jnapie, i in seven inninfs. niruc:t
outl By Men, 8 by Maple, 4 by Sanders, I
llasea on ballet (iff Mara, 3: off Maple. 4
off Handera, 3. Wild pitch! Maple. Left on
DOUBLE-HEADER IS
SPLIT WITH GIANTS
Brooklyn Takes First Game,
But New York Comes Back
in Second ; Brooklyn
Uses Boruit.
New York, Aug. 15,--Nevv York
and rBooklyn divided a double-header
for the third straight time here today.
Brooklyn won the first game by a
score of 3 to 2 and New,Yj3rk,landed
the second game, 7 to 1. fcr . ..
The Giants outhit Brooklyn, iif the
first game, 13 to 6, but failed to come
through in the pinahes. Both Mar
quard and Cheney did good relief
work. Wheat, a pinch Jiitter. drbvc in
Stengel with the winning run in the
ninth inning. ' .
Brooklyn 'used, John Russell, t re
cruit pitcher from Vancouver, in the
second game,, but he was unsteady
in the first inning, New York scor
ing three runs on two bases on balls,
two' singles and a sacrifice fly. fte
also .was hit hard in the eighth.
Score, first game: . , .
. ABH.O.AE. . NEW'rORK.
Olson. s 1 4 0 13 1- AB.H.O.A.E.
raubr,lb 4 14 1 0 Burns. If t 3 3 8 0
Myers.cf 3 0 10 Ollonng.ib 3 0 3 3 8
menir'l.rt 3 13 0 OKauff.cf 1 4 3 0 0
Jo'n.lf-3h. 2 0. 3 8 OZIm'an.tb 4. 1 I 3 0
CutH'nOb 4 113 OSmith.sa 4 0 3 4 0
O Ko'f.Sb 3 13 3 ORolwrnrf 3 110 4
Wheat 1,1 0 0 trl,oberr 0 0 0 0 8
Hlrk'an.K 0 0 1 0 0 Murray. rf 0 0 0( 8 0
Mliler.u 3 14 3 OHolke,lb 3 3 S 1 1
PICffer.D 3 0 13 IRarldeno 3 14 10
Marq'd.p 0 8 3 8 0fem'e,fi i 0 0 8 8
Cheney, p , 8 8 0 6'IVIIholt. 11 O' 0 0
I'errttt.p 8 0 1 10
Totals.. 30 41Xi 3'Kelly 1 0 0 0 0
Totals. ,3 13 27 14 1
Halted, for O' Rourke In ninth.
Dntved for nnbertKon In elghlli.
, 'Batted for Pcmaree.di sevmlb.
Baited for'l'orrllt In ninth.
Brooklyn 0 8 0 t 0 0 0 0 13
New Tork ..,.0 8 0 8 1 1 ,0 08
Two-baso hits: Cutehaw, Zimmerman,
Double plays! t'utxhaw (unassisted); Olson,
Cutnhaw and Dsuhsrt. ' Bases on bells:
Demarce, 1; Perrltf, 1: Mardusrd, 1. Hits:
Di-insroe, i In seven lnnlus: l'errttt 1 In
two Innings: Pttffcr, 13 In seven and one
third Innings; Cheney, 1 in one limine.
Mtrurk out: lutnaree, 1; Tfeffer, S;
Cheney. 1. Umpires: Uarrlson and O'Day.
Second gamo:
1JHOOKI.VN, NEW TORK.
AB.H.O.A.K. AB.H.tA.E.
dson.iis. 3 0 11 linunie.lf 3 16 0 1
Hick an. If 10 8V Ilf rf ,".b 3 1 8 S V
Paub't.tb 4 1111 0Kaurf.it 31 t 0 U
Myers.if 3 13 0 OZim'an.lb 4 3 tt 0
Stenitel.rf 4 0 0 1 CSmlth.se '31430
Jo'n,lf-sa 4 0 3 1 IRob'son.rt 4 1 "S 0 8
Cuts'w.Sb 4 14 7 lHolRe.lb 3 1 11. 0 8
O'K'ke.Sb 4 113 OOlbson.o . 4 8 8 I U
Kru'er.o 3 8 13 OBcnton.p , 8 10 3 0
Russell.p SO'13 8'-'
rrotali..30 10!T13 I
totals.. 31 4 34 IT S , '
Brooklyn .....0 0 0 18 8 8 8 .81
New York ...,3 18 8 8 0 8 3 1
Two-base. hit: llolke, TJiree baso hits:
Myers,, ilerxogi Home run: Robertson,
Double play: Outshaw and Johnston. Bases
nn balls: Benton, 3; Russell, 4. - Umpires:
O'Day and Harrison.
Keerull W las for Boston. . i'
Boston. Aug. IS. Tom Hufhes, start hit
for Boston for the first time this year, today,
pitched his team to a 3 to 8 Victory over
Philadelphia. Hj held the visitors to five
hits, no two of them in on Inning". Alex
ander was hit herd early In the fame, and
gave way to a pinch hitter In the seventh.
F'lttery. pitching the last two Innings, was
wild. The Boston club announced the pur
chase of lPtcher Scott from Mashvllle and
the exerrlso of recall option on Reulbach
of Providence, Crum of New London and
SlcUraw of Portland., Score:
rHII.ADEt.PHIA. BOSTON. '
AB.H.O.A.K! ' AB.H.O.A.E.
Pas'rV f 8 0 4 0 OMar'ille.ss 3 13 10
Bsno'tt.aa 4 1 ( t OPoweU.ct 4 3 3 0 0
Stork. 8b 4 18 3 lRehg.rt 3 0 3 0 0
Cra'th.rf 3 0 11 OKelly.lf 4 0 4 8 8
Whlt'd.lf 4 3 3 3 OKon'fay.lb 3 3 3 8 0
Lud'us.lb 3 14 1 OKIts k3b 8 0 8 8 8
Nl'f.ib-lb 1 8 3 8 8Raw'(s.:b 3 13 7 1
K vers. lb
3 8 3 3 OTra ser.s 3 '1 3 8 8
A (isms. o
Klll'er.c
Alet'er.p
Flttery.p
Dugel
Soh'ta
3 11 0Hughes.p l 3
3 8
8 8 0 0
13 110 Totali 27 7 27 10 1
18 8 10
8388
8 3 8 0
Totala II III II 1
Ran for I.uderus in seventh. .
Batted for Alexander in seventh.
Philadelphia ...8 8 9 8 8 0 3 8 00
Boston-. ...0 181810
Double play: Cravath and Bancroft: Bases
on balls: Oft Alexander. 1; off Flttery, 1; off
Hughes, 8. Hits; Off Alexander, i In six
Innings: off Flttery, 3 In two Innings. Struck
out: By Alexander, lj by Hughes, 4. Um
pires: Byron and Qulgley.
Pittsburgh Wins on Finish.
ritUburgb, Aug. 15. Pittsburgh defeated
THE BEE: OMAHA,' THURSDAY, AUGUST
Cincinnati today, 3 to J, the winning .run
coming- tn In ninth after thf visitor had
aeemlritly won the fame. With the icore
tied as the last Inning Opened Cincinnati
scored their eecond run on a triple and a
sacrifice fly. In the last" half a pass, a sac
raflce and two singles In succession scored
two for the home team. Score:
CINCINNATI. PITTSBURGH.
i AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E
Oroh.Sb
4 12
4 OJlis'h.lf 4 0
1 OBIgbe'.rf 40
Kopf.ss
Roush.rf
Chase, lb
Magce.rf
Nrale.lf
Hhean.Ib'
4 3 3
i 1
4 8)11
3 2 1
4 2 1
,8 1 1
4 8 3
0 OCsrey.cf 8 1
0 ORo'ck'l.Sb 2 0
0 ODebus.ss ,1 1
0. O'Flschc
8 O'Orlrncs'
Wingo.c
l.0Plllcr.:b S 1
8'nider.c 3 0 8 4 OWacn'r.lb 8 3
Sehmldt.c 4 1
Total.. 33 9'21 17 OMIIIer.p 3 1
Totals... 38 8 27 T 0
aflattcd for Debus In ninth. ;
"fean for Fischer In ninth.
Two out when winning run scored .(Wag
ner out, hit by batted ball), ,
Cincinnati ...., 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 13
Pittsburgh 01008000 23
Two-base hits: Orth, J. Wagner. Three
bass hit: Neale. Double play: Oroh, Sheen
and, Chase. Bases on balls: Of t, Schneider,
2; off Miller, 1. Struck out: By, Schneider,
.1: by Miller. 4. Umpires: Rlgler and Brans
field. ,
HARNESS CRACKS
HEADED TOR OMAHA
Stars of M&nf Circuits to Meet
Here in Great Western Oir
cuit Races, Starting1 on
Tuesday.;
Harness stars nominated to start
in the Great Western , circuit races
under the auspices of the Omaha
Driving club at the Benson track next
week, beginning' Tuesday are clean
ing up on loops all overhe country.
Hal Boy, famous free-for-al. t tar,
who will start in the classic event
on the opening day, is racing on the
Cleveland urand circuit track this
week. - i
Ben Earl and Lillian T a couple
of other free-for-all champions, are
burning up the Mount I'lcasant (la.)
track these days. Cecil hoy, another
starter irt the Omaha races, is at
Mount Pleasant, i Helen Chimes, Fay
Richmond. Dali AV." and Hal Con
nors, the latter owned by Tom Den
nison, are racing over various tracks.
Tip 'fop and Western Flyer are con-
ciuuing a successiui campaign in Kan
sas.' George Walker Recovers. ,
Gcorae Walker, who drives stars
from' the Westcott stables, Orlando,
r la., is reported to pe recovering rap
idly from injuries suffered at Peoria
and is expected to again be in the
sulky at Omaha, behind Gay Patch,
Kose Direct and rreddie Welch.
The Benson ' racine nlant. where
the greatest Great Western circuit
meeting of the season will be held
next week, is a busy tlace. Work
men are busy putting the finishing
touches on ,thc metropolitan park.
Arrangements are,' being made to care
for capacity crowds.;
The McMahon and Edman stables.
which have beten racing exclusively
on the Grand circuit in the past", will'
cut in on the ureat Western loop in
Omaha. These famous stables are
due to arrive in Omaha in a few days.
Omaha Horse Wins 2:11 '
4 Pace at Shenandoah Fair
Shenandoah, la., Aug. IS. (Special
Telegram.) Ten thousand people at
tended the second day of the Shenan
doah, fair. Illness presented Kath
erinc -Stinson, aviatrix, from flying,
while Lawrence Brown, Los Angeles
aviator, feared to rnake but short
circles of grounds because engine was
not working rijfht. .
In three straight heats Grace Corn
ing. T. O. Swain, owner. Corning, la.,
won the 2:19 trot. Anton Psota,
owned by J. Caster; Nebraska City,
took second money. Time, 2:19 .
Hal Conner led the field in 2:11
pace. T. Dennison's horse from
Omaha, making fastest heat in 2:11,
Todd, Echo. owned by Engle and Lat
schaw, Wilson, Kan., took second
money.
Council Bluffs ' Imperials defeated
'Neola, 2 to 1, Superanois of Imperials
striking out twenty-one.
Mrs. F. J. Moffatt, who was attned
ing the fair, was run over by a motor
car driven by E. T. Kearns of Tabor
and seriously injured.
Wolgast Is Disqualified
Before Examining Board
Milwaukee, Aug. 15. Ad Wolgast,
former lightweight champion boxer,
today wis disqualified by the examingi
physician when he appeared before
the draft examination board. Wolgast
hs been a patient at a local sanitarium
for several months.
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Standing oj Teams
WEST. LEAGUE. 1 NAT. LEAGUE.
W.I,.Pct.l W.L.Prt.
Wichita ....13 10 .665New Tork.. .69 34 .670
Omaha , ...13 10 .SSBiPhlla 57 47 .65?
Lincoln 13 lO.SSflSt. Louis 17 52.523
Hutchinson .12 11 .622 Cincinnati ..69 57 .609
Kt. Joseph. ...H 11 .500Chlcago 55 56 .600
Joplin 11 12 .47j'Brooklyn ...53 64 .496
Denver 9 13 .409' Boston 45 66 .446
Dea Moines. . 3 14 .39l!Pittsburgh ..35 71 .330
AMER. LEAGUE. I AMER. ASSN.
W.LPCt W,L.Prt.
Chicago 70 42 .623;IndUnapolis 71 46 .612
Boston 67 41 .620 Louisville ..68 62 .567
Cleveland ...69 55 .618181. 'Paul ....64 49 .666
netrolt 68 64 .618'Columbus ...61 53 .535
New tork, .63 65 .491!Ksn. City 63 CO .469
Washington 61 5$ .468. Minneapolis 62 65.444
Phila 41 65 .3S7j.Mllwsukee . .49 68 .419
St. Louis ..42 71 .S73Toledo 4161.380
Yesterday's Results. ."
WESTERN LEAGUE.
' Joplin, 4; Omaha, 3.
' Ienver-St. Joseph, rain.
Wichita, 1; Lea Molnea. 2..
Hutchinson, 0; Lincoln, 4. '
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, 0; Boston, 3.
Brooklyn, 3-1; New Tork, 2-7.
Cincinnati, 2; Pittsburgh, S. ,
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago, 5; Cleveland, 4. .
Boston, 4; Philadelphia, 2.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,
St. Paul, 3-7; Minneapolis, 6-5,
Kansas City, 3; Milwaukee, U i
' Games Today.
Western League Joplin at Omaha. Den
ver at St. Joseph, Wichita at Des Moines,
Hutchinson at Lincoln.
National LeagueChicago at Boston, Cin
rtnnati at Brooklyn, St. Louis at New Tork,
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
American League Open date.
CHICAGO WINS IN
TEN-INNING GAME
Two Singles in Tenth Spell
Defeat for Cleveland Team;
Three Pitchers to Fin
ish Game.
Cleveland, O., Aug. 15. Winning
S to 4 in ten innings, Chicago took the
scries today, three to one. Leibold
scored the winning run on his single,
McMullin's sacrifice and Collins' sin
gle. Klepfcr was taken out in the
eighth after he hadi passed the first,
two batsmen, Coumbe, who relieved
him pitcher only to Collins and Jack
son. The former singled and Jackson
doubled, tying the score. Gould then
entered the box and prevented further
scoring until the tentfli. Cleveland
knocked Cicotte from the box, but
Scott proved a puzzle. Wambsganss
took part in four double plays. Speak
er was unable to play because of
heing hit in the head with a pitched
ball yesterday, Soore:
CHICAGO. CLEVELAND.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
r.elb'ld.lf
M'MI'n.Sb 3
E.CTs,2b 5
2 2 1 OGraney.lf 5 0 2 0
10 1 OC'pm'n.ss 4 S S 4
2 3 3 IRoth.cf 2 12 0
2 6 0 OSmlth.rf 4 12 0
ISO OHarrls.lb 2 0 13 0
1 S 2 0Wb's,2b 5 1 4
0 2 3 0 Evans, lib i 1 0 3
0 1 lO'Nelll.c 3 2 3 1
10 2 OKl'pfr.p 111)
0 0 1 OCoumbe.p 0 0 0 1
Gould, p 10 0 3
Deberry 10 0 0
. Oulsto 110 0
J'kson.rf
Felsch.cf
Gand'l.lb
Rlsb'rf.ss,
Srhalk.c ".
Olcotte.p
Scott, p
Totals.. 35 10 30 10 1
Fatted for O'Neill In tenth.
Batted for Gould In tenth.
cWaro 000011020 1-
Claveland .......... 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 4
Two-base hits; E. Collins. Jackson. Three
base hit: Chapman. Double plays: Klepfer to
W ambasansg; Wambasganss, Chapmam and
O'Neill; Wambaftanss and Harris (2); E.
Collins, Itlsbera and Gandil. Bases on halls
Off Cicotte, 4; off Scott, 4; off Klepfer, 4;
on uoutd. 1. Hits: Off Coumbe. 3 In one
third of an Inning-; off Gould, S In two
and two-thirds of an lnnlnt. Struck out: By
i icoite, s; by Scott, l; by Klepfer, 1. Urn
plres: Owen and Nallln.
Boston Rallies to Ninth.
Philadelphia, Auif. li. Boston rallied In
the ninth inning todsy and defeated Phila
delphia, 4 to 1. With runners on third and
second and two out, Thomas scored both
men with a single and Thomas scored when
Itt tnrew wild on Foster's grounder.
Noyes and Foster had a fine battle until the
seventh Inning, when the former wsi
knocked unconscious In a collision with
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HobliUel ,and
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BOSTON.
waa forced to retire to
PHILADELPHIA.
AB.H
Walsh.cf 6 2
O.A.
3 0
E. AB.H.O.
A.E.
OJam'sn, rf3 0 3
Barry.Sb
Hob'll.lb
Gar'cr.Sb
Hooper.rf
Lewis. If
Scott.ss
Jan'ln.sa
Tho'as.c
Foster, p
2Shor'en
60rover.2b 3
OBcxIlc.lf
OBnt s.Sb
OStrk.cf
OMcIns.lb
OSchatiK.c
0 Wilt. S3
ONoyes.p
18ch'er,ji
0Dugan
Totals 32 9 27 9 1 Totals 29 6 27 10 2
Batted for Scott In ninth. '
Ran for Bates in ninth. '
Boston ...A 0 0 0 0 fl 0 0 34
Philadelphia ..0 0 0 1 0 01 0 02
Two-base, hit: Thomas. Double plays:
Scott to Hoblltzell; Janileson to Schang;
Grover to Witt; Bodlo to Schang. Bases on
balls: Off Foster, 2; off Noyes, 2; off
Schauer, 1. Hits: Off Noyes, 6 In seven In
nings. Struck out: By Foster, 3; by Noyes, 5.
Umpires: Morlarlty and Evans.
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THE FUNNIEST MAN ON EARTH
INDULGE INLUXURIOUS LAUGHTER
Take in Thirty Minutes of Fun
You need something
refreshing to forget the
days' worries, troubles
'and the hot weather.
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Thousands of dollars
are expended in the
making of "WE ST
picttres.
They are Comedy
Features DeLuxe.
Artistic direction,
superb- supporting cast,
novel plots,' developing
the unusual and unex
pected situation, they are
crowded with V '
Pep, Punch
and Pop ,
Your Theatre Manager will Tell
AMISEMENTS.
OPENING OF SEASON 1917-18
Two Nijhts: Wed. and Thurs., Aug. 22-23.
apocial Matins Ihursday.
Henry Miller Presents ' i
Ruth Chatterton
And the New York Company, including
BRUCE McRAE, in A. E. Thomas' Delightful
Comedy,
"Come Out of the Kitchen"
. SEAT SALE SATURDAY.
MAIL ORDERS NOW.
Prices: Evenings. $2.00 to 50c; Matinee,
J1.50 to 50c
The Bee Want Ads
Sweet Aubrey Shipped
To Omaha for Races
Burlington a., -Aug. la. Sweet
Aubrey, 5:094, Jhe mare who woft
the 2:14 trot yesterday, has been ship
ped to Omaha for the Great Western
circuit rlfces at the Douglas county
fair grounds at Benson. " Curiously
enough. Sweet Aubrey was bred and
raised in Benson by the then mayor,
Joe McGuire, who 'sold her to her
present owner, Dr. C. C. Hall of
Omaha. Sweet Aubrey starts in the
2:14 trot on Thursday. August 23,
the grain exchange $1,000 event,
against Anzanetta, Gail McKiniiey,
Heir Reaper, J6e Vincent, Onward
Allerton, Spriggan and several other
of the best trotters of the west. In
BILLY WEST
comedies are hilariously
funny, they are every
thing you hav'nt seen
before.
Film Fans 'harken to
the call ofjBILLY WEST.
He is going to delight
the millions of fun-seekers
through his two reel
comedies-Released every
two weeks.
The theatre desirous
of keeping abreast of the
times is going to secure
the greatest feature
comedies ever released.
Watch the pipers an
nouncing his appearance.
You About West Ask Him
AMISKMKNTS.
BASE BALL
OMAHA vs. JOPLIN
August 13141516
ROURKE PARK
Monday, August 13, Ladies Day.
Gaines Called 3:18
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SAT. MAT. AUG. 18
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Seats Rraiy 10 A.' M, Thursday, August 18.
Produce Results!!
her race here Sweet Aubrey defeated
Habara, who starts in the 2:17 trot af
Benson on the closing flay.
Beatrice Athletic Coach -
May Assist Jumbo Stiehm
Beatrice, Neb., Aug. 15. (Special.).
Guy Rathbtin, for the last few years
secretary of the Young Men's Chris
tian association and in charge of
athletics at the high school, has re
signed his position and left Wednes
day with his family on a trip to Chi
cago and his old home at Marinette,
Wis. It is reported thaf Mr. JRathbun
will become assistant coach for Jumbo
Stiehm at Bloomiiigton, Ind., at the
opening of the football season. '
Bee Want Ads Produce Results
FOR. - TOP AY-
Today Only
EDDY POLO in
"THE GRAY GHOST"
LILLIAN WALKER in
'HESPER OF THE MOUNTAINS
-MUSE-
Bryant Washburn
in
'The Golden Idiot"
AMI) SEMEN TS.
ONLY VAUDEVILLE IN OMAHA
HERBERTS
TRAINED SEALS
WILSON & WILSON
The Barber and the Bootblack
JIM BLACK DUO
A Comedy Novelty With Kick-
ELDRIDGE, BARLOW
& ELDRIDGE
"A RURAL DELIVERY"
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i B Star of the Screen. Plava PIr.t.
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CAPTAIN
KIDDO"
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I SPECIAL KIDDIES' MATINEE
I SATURDAY, 10 A. M. .
I GEORGE OVEY IN CUB COMEDY
LAKEVIEW PARK JP
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j Tomorrow, "Oh, Girl" Company Outing. -
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