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ill 4 5 i I J5, 5 ; ; f f , r ; ' f i I 10 - ' THE BEE: 6MAHA. MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1917. '" 1 " ; : : : : : i BRINGING ; -7 1 ' i r I 1 r" 1 p 1 " ,' HELP -THE THAHK - v 1 -H" QMS. '3-L T ' J! Drawn for The Bee George McManus ROURKES DIVIDE WITH HUTCHINSON Fa's Pets Capture First Clash, But Drop Second Contest to Holland's Crew in the Mad. Omaha divided a double-header with Hotchinson yesterday afternoon. The Rourkes won the first game, 4 to 0, and lost the second, 8 to 5. The first game consisted of four and a half innings. Old Jup Pluv made a social call in the fourth inning and the athletes were pretty lucky to play the fourth and the first half of the fifth so as to make it a game and a victory for Omaha. Just as it became a ball game, old Jup scattered his tears all over the lot and the athletes were compelled to duck for shelter. A lot of six-bit patrons in the boxes were forced to act likewise. The six-bit patrons had to take cover in grandstand seats and lose a quarter, while the two-bit cus tomers in the bleachers made a gain. For over an hour the athletes re mained huddled in their dugouts. In the meantime the allotted period was up, so that the first game went to Omahaand the athletes prepared to play the second contest. They did so in a sea of mud. Homer on a Single. The Rourkes won the first game in the first inning. Woodpecker Wil liams gave the round a flying start with a single and took second on Diltz' error. Miller drew a walk. Shaw sent a single to left and Wil liams scored. Diltz let the pill trickle through him and it rolled clear to the fence, while both Miller and Shaw raced around the runway to score. Shaw's walk and steal and a couple of errors gave-Omaha another run in the third. A 1 Mcrz was in good form during the five innings he hurled in the first game and the Salt Packers could not touch him. Attempts to Repeat. . But Men attempted to repeat in the second game and the rest evident ly put him on the blink, for the enemy landed on his curves with a vengeance and drove him from the mound in the fourth inning. Luschen finished the game and pitched good ball, but the damage had been done. Mr McCabe was largely instrumen tal in the ruination of Merz. With three men on bases in the second inning he slammed a double into right, scoring two runs. In the fourth hehit a home run with two men on. Omaha struggled nobly, but the margin wm too much to overcome. No game is scheduled for Omaha today. Tuesday Wichita comes for a series. Boosters Contribute Two " Games to Grizzly Bears Des Moines, Aug. 19. Loose field ing by Des Moines (gave Denver a 6-to-S victory in the first game of a double-header, while Higgins' wild ness, coupled with poor support in the fifth inning, contributed the sec ond contest to the visitors, 5 to 4. Murphy made two home runs. Score, first game: Bcore. second timn DENVER. DES MOINES. AB.H.O.A.E. JkB.H.O.A.E. wumi.Jb s i i s ecu.if ttse KaTher.ss 10 11 CEwoldt.lb I lift Butcber.lf S 0 4 eShan'y.lb 1 1 T 0 Mtlls.lb S 910 OHunter.rt 4 1 1 Hsrts'Llb J 0 I I Hartfd.ss 11 I H Rarth'y.o t 0 1 OMurphy.rf t 1 1 0 t MoC'ch.rf S01S SCoffsy.Jb S 0 1 1 Hsrfn.ct S 1 i Sphr.o S t T 1 1 "sln.p 1 l OHlgglns.p J011 Nsbors.p 6 0 0 OMusser.p 10010 ToUls.. :i SSllt t Totals.. IT SSI 11 3 . Denver ..0 ft 0 0 t 0 0 S Des Moluen. ,......,. ft 0 1 S 0 ft4 Horns run! Murphy. Two-ban lilts: WuffU, EwolUt. Hartford, Cas. Sacrifice hits: Bartholomoy, Kwoldt Stolen bases: Butcher, Bhaoley. Hartford, teft on bases: Denver, 2; Des Moines, 4. Struck out: By Mlfgins, 3; by Musser. 4; by Csin. 1; by Nabors, L Bases on balls: Off Hlfglns. 3: off Musser, I; off Cain. t. Hit by pitched balls: Br Hit-sins. McCormlck. Hits and earned runs: Off Hlgglns 3 and 1 In four innings tnon out in fifth); oft Musser, none and non tn thro lnninss: off Cain. and 4 In six snd one-third innings; off Nabors, nons and nons in two-thirds In 1 n!nr. Chares defeat t Hlgitlns. Credit victor to Cain. Time: 1;31. Umpire: flush. DENVER. des ntra AB.H.O, J.A.B. AB.H.O.A..B. Wuffll.Ib 4t 3 1 WaB.ir 4 13 10 1 JKwoldt.Sb 3 113 4 , Whanl'y.Jb 4 1 10 9 1 1 'Hunter,rf 4 1 0 0 3 OHartrd.ss 4 0 3 3 3 S IMnrBh's.xr I a t Kolle'er.ss 4 Butcher.lf S Mllls.lb 8 Har'ell.lb 3 fhestak.o 4 M'Co'ck.rf 4 Hart'n.vf t Dale.p 8 0) OCoffey.ib 4 14 4 6 OBreen.e 4 1 S ft 1 I OKalllo.p 10 110 T0tais..it 2T13 3Uic(lss,P 1 0 0 0 0 Totals.. 33 3 3714 ( -Battea tor jtaino in eighth. Denver ........ft ft 1 ft ft 8 3 0 0 I Des Moines ....ft ft ft 1 ft 0 0 3 14 Horn ran: Murphy. Two-bas kits: Mills, Batcher. Sacrifice hits: Kellchsr. Harts)!. Dale. Bwoldt. Kalllo. Stolen bases: Wnftlle. 4; Mills, Cain. Hunter. Left on bases: Denver, 11; Des Moines, 4. Struck out: By Kalllo. 4: by Htszlna. 1: br Dal. 4. Bases on ablls: Oft Kalllo. S; off uais, s. raised ban: sreen. Hits and earned runs: Off Kalllo, S and 3 in eight la- nines: off Higgins, son and non In on In nine; off Liat. 3 and 1 in nln Innls-s. Charge defeat to Kalllo. Doubl Dlavsi Shestak to HartssIL . Umprs: Bush. Trasi a :1s. Second game : Josies Win Slugging Match From Jopiin St. Joseph, "Ho.. Aug. 19. St Jo seph won, 12 to 0, from Jopiin today u i slugging match. Kosc, for .St Fifty-Fifty OMAHA.' AB. ft H. PO. A. E. Twiner, tb t 1 S 1 WHU-ins, rf S 1 11 t Miller, 1b.......t 1 hhmw. lb.... 1 S 1 S 1 Yardley, ss 1 1 Brotbm, a ...S 1 1 Thompson, cf....l 4 , S Nre. Sb J 1 S 4 Merr, P ....J 0 t S ToUU ...... .T 4 1 II 13 1 ercTrmsHOX. AB. B. H. PO. A. K. Mefabe. rf 1 BeDMin, Sb t McCleUnn, Jb....l IMlts. If S Faulk, t Henry, lb, t Mmlth, rf 3 O'Brien, t Wright, p t Totals ........IS Omaha, ...S Hit t Hutrhlnson Jilts ..0 I . S It 4 ft 1 ft 1 1 ft ft ft ft ft S 1 Two-Ihmo blUl. MeCabet Btolen basest FJhsw, Vardlry. Double plan O'Brien to Henry. Btrwk out! By Men, 1 1 by Wright, t. Baaee en balUl Off Mert, li off Wrlfht. 8. Hit br pitch ball: MeCabo. Left on hue: Omaha, Si Hutchlnton, t. Tlmoi On hour, (m pi re I Shannon, ' beeond fames OMAITA. ' . AB. R. H. PO. A. a o t -t 3 S fminer. Sb S S 1 S William, rf 4 1 1 1 Miller, If 4 ft 1 ft Miaw, lb -4 ft I IS Tardier, as ft ft 4 Brottom. e S 111 Thompson, ef . . . .4 ft 1 S Nre. Sb ,.4 ft 1 J Mers, p ..I ft 1 ft liUscbea, p S ft S ft Totals 37 It 37 18 S HTJTCHXSSON. AB. B. H. PO. A. K. MoCabe, rf ft 1 8 3 ft Benson. 3b 3 1 18 t 0 MrClellan, 8b.,.. S 1 1 4 1 DUts. lf.u.......6 ft 8 ft Faulk, ss v.8 1 ft 4 ft ft Henry, lb. ...... .4 l ft l. a fimith. rf... S 1 1 ft ft ft O'Brien,., 4 1 ft ft ft ft Met allough, p. , . .1 ft ft 0 1 ft Or bam, p 1 I o 2 v Totals 40 8 11 37 7 ft Omaha 1 ft 3 ft ft ft ft 1 15 Hit 1 ft 8 1 ft 3 0 t 311 Hatch! neon ..ft 8 ft 8 1 8 ft ft. ft 8 Hits 1 8 1 3 ft 3 1 ft ft 11 Horn rnnt McCnbe. Two-has hits! nenrr, McCab, Williams, aerlfie hits: Williams, Benson, Henry, fttolea basest Nye. Hltsi Oft Mers, 1 In three Innings; off Lusebwo, 4 a ex nnngai off MeCullongh, 8 m. two and one-tbrd ruuigsi off Oraham In six aad two-thirds Innings. Ktruck outi By Mora. II by l-nrben, ti by nocuiiougn, i by ftraham, 8. Base on ablls t Oft Men, It oft Luschen. It off MeCuDoogh. It sift Graham, 8. Hit by ptched bsllt tanlk. Left on basest Oman, lot itutcDiasoa. 1L, Tlmst lifts. TJmpr! Bbaonoa. Joseph, pitched a beautifuLgame, only thirty men facing him and got a sin gle Jopiin player reaching second base. Jopiin used three pitchers, an of whom were hit hard. Despite a heavy rain, fast playing was done and a crowd of nearly 2,0(30 attended in the midst of a downpour. Score: JOPLll". . ST. JOSBPH. AB.1I.O.A.B." AB.1I.O.A.B. Carltsl.lf 4 0 3 0 lllmore.lt 4 8 ft 0 ft B'g.3b-3b 4 10 3 IHolly.Ib 0 14 0V Cochr'n.ss 4 13 3 IRader.ss 3 3 8 8 ft Mts,lb 8 lift 0 OA'atson.rf S 3 1 0 0 L'b.Sb-ab 3 ft 1 8 OMuel'r.lb 4 3 It 0 0 Oavls.rf 8 9 10 OCon'lly.cf 4 119 0 Rrok'w.cf 3 4 19 Otfealey.lb 3 9 9 8 0 Monroe.o 8 8 S 3 0Oiby,o 3 18 9 9 Mapsl.p 1 9 9 9 lRoss,p 8 19 19 lamiors.p 9 9 9 9 ODougan.e 9 9 9 ft M'M'len.p 3 9 ft 8 9 Totals.. 10 19 37 11 0 Totals.. 10 34 11 S Jopiin 9 9909999 09 St Joseph..., 1 9 9 1 1 9 9 3 1! Struck out: By Ross, 3: by Maps!, 1; by McMHlen, 3. Bases on balls: Off Maps!, 8; off McMHlen, 3. Hits and earned runs: Oft Rose, 0 and nons; ort Mapsl, 4 and l In two and ons-thlrd Innings; off Sanders, 3 and 4 In two-thirds Inning; off McMHlen, 4 and 3 In five Innings. 8a trifle hits: Radsr, Healey. Btolen bases: Rader (!), Watson. Holly. Two-baa hit: Crosby. Doubl play: Holly to Rader to Musllsr. Hit by pltober: Healey. Left on bases: St. Joseph, t; Jopiin. 3. Tim of gams: 1 :6ft. - Umpire: Brown. Jobbers Gobble Up Both Of Double Off Ducklings Lincoln, Aug. 19. Wichita won both games of today's double-header, the first by a score of 1 to 0, the sec ond by S to 2. Score, first game: v WICHITA. LINCOLN. AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.AB. McB'de.lt 8 119 9Sm!th.ib 4 1 3 t 1 Berger.ss 4 13 8 OThorn'mlf 4 13 9 9 Jones.lb 4 1 It 4 OBayless.cf 4 4 3 9 9 Coy.rt 4 119 OOreg'ry.rf 4 14 9 9 Oood'n.Sb 4 1 3 4 9Rlfrert,lb 3 1 IS 9 ft Dobblns.o 8 9 3 1 lB'g'm'r.ss 4 0 13 4 Taryan.ct 4 1 4 4 4Selk.ib 3 9 9 1 9 DavuUb 8 9 9 3 ORohrsr.o 3 1119 Clemons,p 8 9 0 9 lHalla.p 3 19 4ft Tola!g..JllSl713 Totals.. 11 ft 37 14I Wichita 9 9 9 9 9 1 9 9 01 Lincoln 0 9 0 9 9 9 9 9 0 0 Three-base hit: McBrlde. Two-base hits Taryan. Ktffert. Double play: Smith to Eiffert. Stolen bass: Thoniason. Sacrl flee hits: Pobblns. Eiffert. Struck out By Clemons, 1; by Halla, 1. Base on balls: Off Halla, 1. Earned run: Wichita, 1. Lert on bases: Lincoln, 4; Wichita, 9. Tim: 1:23. Umpire: Dsly. WICHITA. LINCON. AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B. M'Brde.lf 4 9 3. 9 OSmlth.36 4 1 8 0 9 Berger.sa 13 3 1 OThom'n.lf 4 13 4 9 lones.lb 1 0 3 0 0Bayl'os.cf 3 9 8 9 9 Kooit'r.lb 3 18 9 OOre'y.rf-p 3 9 9 1 9 joy.rr six GtRrt,i 4493 Oood'a.3b 8 1 8 4 9Brgh'r,aa 4 3 13 4 Dob'ns. 4 18 8 IBelk.lb 3 931 Taryan.ct 4 3 4 ORohrer.o 3 911 9 9 Dav.b 4 113 0East.a 8 4 9 9 9 Clmona.p 4 ft 1 I 9 'Lamb 1 ft ft ft ft Hoims,rf 9 ft 9 9 T0tlS..l19 37I4 I s Totals..:! I3T I 3 Bated lor East la eighth. WtehlU 1 ft ft ft 8 ft 1 ft 93 Llnooln ft ft ft 14 1 1 ft 93 Two-bas alts: 'Taryan. Bergnammer. etelsa bases; McBrld. Bayles. Sacrifice hit: Koestnsr, Coy, Thomasou, Gregory, Rohrar. .Btruek outt By Clemons, 3; by East, 11. Base on balls: Oft Clemons, T: en East, 1. Earned runs: Lincoln. 3 Wichita, 3. Hit by pltchsd ball: Dobbins by East; East by Clsmmons: Left on bases: Lincoln. 10; Wichita, 10. Hits: Oft Gregory, 1 in one tnntng; Eaat, 9 In sight Innings; off Clejnons. 4 In nne innings. Tim; 3:03. Umpire: Daly. , Seutheni AaaoclaUen. Memphis, 4; Atlanta, 4. Nashville, 0; New Orleans, 1. Chattanooga, 3; Mobile, 9. WHITE SOX BAT OUT GAME 00 ACKMEN Increase Lead by Winning While the Bed Sox Are Losing to Cleveland Indians. Chicago, Aug. 19. Chicago strengthened its hold on first place to day, by defeating Philadelphia, 14 to 6, while Boston lost to Cleveland Extra base hitting was a feature of the game. The locals outhit the visi tors, and most of Chicago's hits were for exar bases, Jackson making two triples, Bodie was the leading bats man for Philedalphia, gathering four hits, one of which was a triple. Score: PHILADELPHIA. CHICAGO. AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E. Ja'eson.rf 1 3 3 0 OLeilbold.rt 1 3 3 0 0 Orover,2b 4 13 3 OMoM'ln.Sb 13 18 1 Bodl,lf t 4 3 4 0K.Col'.2b t 1 4 0 0 Bates.Jb 4 1 0 4 0Jaekson.lt 3 3 0 ft 0 Ktrunk.cf 4 9 0ft 9Felsch,ef 8 3 S 1 0 Mcln'ls.lb 4 1 13 1 OOandll.lft S 3 t 1 0 Bchang.o 14 10 4 Risberg.ss 4 ft 3 11 Haley.o 3 14 0 OHchalk.o I It'll Dugan,ss 4 9 14 SRussell.p 3 19 10 Myers.p 0 0 9 9 ftOanf'th.p 3 0 0 9 9 And'son.p 0 9 t. 1 0 0 Selbold 1 II it M Totals.. St 14 37 7 3 Bacon, p 3 3 17 9 Totals.. II 13 34 14 3 Batted for Anderson In third. Philadelphia 9 994400404 Chicago S 3 1 1 0 0 0 S 14 Two-bass bits: Letbold, EX Collins, Gon dii, Bacon, McMullln. Thrss-bas hits: Jackson (2), Lsibold, Jamleson, Bodie. Stolen bases; Jackson, BcbaJlc (2), McMul lln, Grovsr. Doubl plays: Rlsberg to Gandll, Dugan to Grover to Mclnnts, Orover funssslsted). Base on balls: Oft Myers, 1: off Bacon. 7; off Russell, 1. Hltsf Off Myers, 4 In ons Inning i off Anderson, 3 In on Inning; oft Russell, 8 In four and two thirds Innings. Struck out: By Myers, 1; by Russell, 1; by Dafortb, 1. Umpires: Evans and Mortality. Red Sox T.4M. Cleveland, O., Aug. 13. Cleveland broke even on the series with Boston by winning today's gam 7 to 8. Tb locals drove Jones from ths box In four Innings. It was the first gam started by Jones for Boston this year. Th score; B08TON. CLEVELAND. AB.H.O.A.H. AB.H.O.A.I. Walah.rf 4 3 3 4 0Graney.lt 8 4 3 4 0 Barry.Sb 4 9 3 8 OChap'n.ss 4 3 14 0 Hoblxel.lb 1910 1 ORoth.cf 3 119 0 GalneMb 0 0 1 9 08mlth,rf 4 3 10 4 Gardnr,8b 4 19 1 lHarrls,lb 4 19 0 0 M'Naly.Sb 0 0 1 9 OWmbgs.8 3 14 4 0 Hoop.r.rf 4 111 OEvans.Sb 8 4 8 8 0 Lswls,lf 4 14 1 OO'Nelll.o 4 3 4 1 0 Scottss 4 4 0 3 OKlepter.p 8 0 9 1 9 Thomas.e 4 3 3 1 0 Jones.p 19 0 10 Totals 30 10 27 13 9 Penock.p 110 1 0 Shorten 1 0 0 0 0 Walker 1 0 0 9 9 ' T6talf 31 81413 1 Batted for Jones In fifth. Batted for Hobllttel In eighth. Batted for Pennockt In ninth. V Boston 4 9 0 8 0 0 0 0 02 Cleveuand .... 30039980 7 Two-bas hit: Hoopsr. Three-bass hit: Chapman. Btolen bases: Lewis, Chapman. Double plays: Thomas to Barry, O Nelll to Kvans, Hooper to Hoblltsell, Wambsganss to Harris. Bases on balls: Off Jones, 2 ; oft Pennock, 1; oft Klspfer, 8. Hits: Off Jones, f tn tour innings. Struck out; By Jones, 3: by Xlepfer, 8. Umpires: Owen and Nallln. Tigers Beat Senators. Dstrolt, Aug. II. Detroit defeated Wash ington 3 to 1 In a pitchers battl between Ehmke and Ayers today. Cobb, coaching at third, touched Burns as he was rounding that base snd Washington dsmsnded that th man be called out Umpire Hildebrand, however, said that as ths ball was too far away for a play to be mad th rule did not operate, Manager Griffith, of Washing, ton. has protested the game. Th score; . WASHINGTON. DETROIT. AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E. Mensky.lf 4 4 11 OBush.as 4 0 3 3 0 Shanks.ss 4 9 3 1 OVItt.Sb 8 1119 Milan.rf 1 3 3 0 ICobb.cf 3 9 3 9 0 Rlc,rf 4 1 3 0 0Veach.lf 4 0 4 0 0 Foster.tb 4 10 3 OHellmn.rf 4 3 10 4 Morgn.Jb 4 13 1 OBurns.lb 3 3 7 1 4 Gharty.lb 4 0 8 9 IToung.Sb 3 113 0 Alnsm'h.o 8 111 ITells.o 1 0 4 0 0 Ayers, p 4 1111 l&hmke.p 8 0 18 0 Totals 34 Nons out 724 8 4 Totals IS 4 37 11 4 when winning run scored. ..000 10000 01 ..010 00000 13 hit: Kostsr. Stolen bases: Double play: Menoaky to Mor on balls: Off Ayers. 4; oft Struck out: By Ayers, 1: by Umpires; Connolly and Htlde- Washington Detroit .... Two-base Milan, Rice, gan. Bases Ehmke. 2. Ehmke, 3. brand. Tanks Lost to Browns. Bt. Louis, Mo., Aug. 1. Sot boron was a puscls to New Tork and the visitors lost the final game of the series to St. Louis today, 4 to 1. Mogndge was hit bard and bis support was unsteady. Ths score: - v NEW TORK. ST. LOUIS. AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E. Hlgh.lf 4 3 10 18hotten.lt 4 13 4 0 Mlller.ct 4 13 1 OMagee.Sb 8 8 19 0 Fk'p'h.ss 10 13 ISialer.lb 3 17 9 0 Plpp.lb 8 113 OPratMb 3 0 4 3 0 MatseUb 4 0 13 OSloan.rf 4 3 8 0 0 Baker.Sb S 1 1 4 ISeveretd.e 4 0 4 ft ft Caldw'I.rf 4 9 2 0 OJacob'n.cf 3 3 8 0 0 Walters.o 4 13 3 lLavan.as 3 3 0 3 1 Bauman 1 0 0 0 OSoth'on.p 3 0 0 4 4 Mog'dge,p 8 9 1 3 0 Totals.. JO 10 27 8 1 Totals.. 14 7 21 20 4 Batted for Mogrldgs In ninth. New Tork ..9 0 0 1 0 0 0 9 01 St. Louis 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 t Two-bass hits: Baker, Ptpp, High. Dou ble plays: Ptpp to Pecktnpaugh, Baker to Malsel to Plpp. Base on balls: Oft Botboron, 1. Struck out: By Bothoron, t. Umpires: Dlnneen and O'Loughlln. Browns Swap Players With Columbus Association Club St Louis, Mo., Aug. '19. A deal was completed today between the St Louis Americans and the Co lumbus Association club by which Earl Haru'lton. Ditcher: Tamo Park pitcher, and Grover Hartley, catcher, are exenangea oy tne it Louis club for Grover Lowdermilk, pitcher; Ray Demmitt, outfielder, and Walter Gor ber, shortstop. (rand Circuit at Phlladelnhlm. Philadelphia. Pa.. Aur. n with Bellevue-tSratford hotel staka of 31.009 for t:07 trotters ss th Inaugural feature, the first Grand circuit meeting held In this vicinity in mors than a quarter of a cen tury will open here tomorrow. Seventeen races sr carded for the meeting-, which will end Friday, th program Including nine early closing stakes and eight open claases with a total of 136,000 hung up Is purs money, Standing'oJ Teams WEST. LEAGUE. NATL LEAGUE. W. L. Pot. Nsw Tork... 70 83 .648 Pblla. 68 44 .658 St. Louts.... 69 64.622 Cincinnati ..43 47.621 Chtoago ....68 66.513 Brooklyn ...S3 67.413 Boston 46 6S.442 W. L. Pet.' Omaha ....1ft 12.471 Lincoln ....14 13.471 Wichita ....18 11 .HI Hutchinson 18 11.671 Bt Joseph.. 14 13.810 Denver ,...13 14.420 Jopun 11 18.407 Des Moines. 10 18.367, Pittsburgh ..36 76. KS AMER. LEAGUE. W.L.Pct t AMER. ASSN. W.L.Pct. Indlanapolla 74 47 .612 Chicago ...173 43.624 Boston 63 43.614 Cleveland ,.6167.617 Detroit ..,.60 66 .613 Louisville ...72 63.676 St. Paul 66 62 .656 Columbus ...66 66.645 Kansas Clty..55 62.470 New Tork... 64 67.41 Washington 63 61.473 Philadelphia 44 72 .3711 sruiuvarfvUB o v o ev Mllwauke ..53 71 .427 Toledo ......4171.309 Yesterday's Results. WESTERN LEAGUH. Hutchinson, 4-5: Omaha. 0-1. Wichita. 1-5; Lincoln, 0-2. Jopiin, 0; St. Joseph, 12. Denver, 4-5; Des Moines, 6 AMERICAN LEAGUE. Philadelphia, 6; Chicago. 4. New Tork, 1; St. Louis, 4. Washington. 1; Detroit. 2. Boston, 3; Cleveland, 7. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Cincinnati, 8; New Tork, 0, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION, Indianapolis, 4; St Paul, 10. Louisville, 6-2; Minneapolis, 1-4. Columbus, 6-2; Kansas City, 0-1. Toledo, 3-6; Milwaukee, 13-7. Game Today. Western LeagueDenver at De Moines. Wichita at Lincoln, Hutchinson at Omaha, Jopiin at St. Joseph. National League St Louis at Boston, Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at New Tork, Chicago at Philadelphia. American League Boston- . at Chicago, Washington at St Louis, New York at Ds trolt. Philadelphia at Cleveland.- SWATFEST RESULTS IN TIGHT JANGLE H. W. (Morrow Is Winner at Happy Hollow After Close Contest Which Is Marked by Many Ties. One hundred golfers took part in an eighteen-hole handicap medal play, qualifying round, for swatfest, the seven lowest net scores to qualify, at Happy Hollow club Saturday. Prizes are to be given to the winner and runner-up by S. W. Carder and W. C. Fraser. Following are the scores qualifying: Gross. Hdcp. Net. Harry Bowman.... 31 14 7! W. C. Fraser............... 84 8 74 H. H. Johnson 79 1 78 E. W. Arthur 03 15 78 James Burness.., 88 8 80 B. H. Melle 88 8 80 H. W. Morrow 1 11 80 R. C. Wagner 96 16 80 A. a Williams 99 19 90 The last five players tied for seventh and eighth places, so all nine players started from the first tee. The two men having the highest scores on the first and second holes dropped out, leaving Ave men to play the next four holes, with the high man drop ping out at each one. Following is the order in which they were eliminated: E. V. Arthur and Harry Bowman on No. 1, Harold Johnson and A. S. Williams on No. 2, R. C Wagner on No. 3, then all four made S on No. 16, leaving, the two high to drop out on No. 17,' with the result that James Burness and W. C. Fraser got out, leaving B. H. Meile and H. W. Morrojv to play the last hole, which they halved in par 5. They started in to putt off the tie and at the fifth attempt Morrow won, Meile missing an easy putt to tie again. In the finals of the second flight in the -club championship B. E. Mc Cague won from A. H. Bewsher by two holes in a very closely contested match. k In the finals for the trophy pre sented by R. M. Laverty, J. J. Fitz gerald succeeded in beating F. D. Wead in a thirty-six-hole game, the first eighteen holes resulting in a tie. Following are the results of play in the first round of play for the Jack Beaton trophy: H. H. Carder (8) beat L, R. Wilson (11), 4 and 3. r E. J. Wolf (6) beat E. T. Manning (5), 3 and 1. G. M. Graham (9) beat W. E. Shepard, jr. (01, 8 and 6. S. W. Carder (t) beat James Burness (7), 8 snd 1. H. D. Frankfurt 8), beat E. W. Cornell (7). 3 and 1. H. H. Johnson (2) beat B. E. McCagus (6), 4 and 3. J. W. Parish (6) beat A. P. Murtagh (11), 4 and 2. 1 Jack M,eyers Returns to Omaha from California Jack Meyers, alias Romanoff, well known Omaha heavyweight wrestler who was Adolph Ernst's right hand man until Marin Flestina came along and ruined Ernst and lost . Meyer's job for him in the doing, has returned to Omaha from the coast. When Ernst went to the coast and assumed . the nam . of Ad Santel, Meyers hied himself thence and took the cognomen of Romanoff. Ernst and Meyers had a gay time in Cali fornia and made a cleaning. But when Plestina put Ernst out of busi ness the goose which laid the golden egg for Meyers had been killed, so Jack resumed his regular name and pulled his freight for Nebraska. Meyers is now helping Plestina train for his Labor day match with foe Stecher. Meyers is also looking or a match. aHe can be reached in care of the sporting editor of The Bee. ... ' " Persistent Advertising Is the- Road to Success. , CINGY SHOTS OUT I'GRAW'S GIANTS First National League Game Ever Played in New York on Sunday Is a Benefit. New York, Aug. 19. Cincinnati de feated New York here today, 5 to 0, in the first National league game ever played in Manhattan Borough on Sunday. The game was preceded by a patriotic band concert, the receipts going to a fund for dependents of the Sixty-ninth New York regiment. The Sixty-ninth attended the game in a body, marching acros sthe field before the game. A ball autographed by President Wilson was auctioned for $500. Toney's great pitching stopped the Giants, as he allowed only five hits. It was only the fourth shutout suffered by New York this season. Score: CINCINNATI. NEW TORK. B. AB.H.O.A.E. OBurns.lf 4 3 0 0 0 0Herzog,2b 4 0 3 8 1 OKauff.cf 4 0 4 0 0 0Zlm'an,3b 4 0 3 3 1 OF'tchor.es 4 0 3 3 1 ORob'son.rf 8 110 0 OHoike.lb 8 0 12 1 1 ORarlden.e 3 13 10 IDem'ree.p 1 0 0 3 0 AU.H.U.A. Oroh,3lr 6 Kopf.ss ' 6 Roush.cf 4 Chase.lt 4 Grtffith.rf 4 Neale.lf 4 McK'te,2b 4 Wingo.o 4 Toney.p 2 1 4 3 1 3 3 3 113 0 3 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 'Wllholt 1 0 0 0 0 Totals.. 36 7 2713 1 And'son.p 0 0 0 0 1 Lobert 110 0 0 Perrltt.p 0 0.0 1 0 Totals.. 31 (2714 8 Batted for Demaree In sixth. 'Batted for Anderson tn eighth. , Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 3 0 fr New Tork 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Two-base hit: Groh. Btolen bases: Grif fith, Roush. Double plays: Kopf to Chase, McKechnlo to Kop(, to Chase. Bases on balls: Off Demsree, lj off Toney, 1. Hits: Off Demaree, 4 tn six innings; off- Ander son, 3 in two Innings. Struck out: By Demsree, 1; by Perritt, 1; by Toney, 1. Umpires: O'Day and Harrison. De Palma Takes All Three Races at the Sheepshead Track Sheepshcad Bay, N. Y., Aug. 19. Ralph De Palma won all three of the three-cornered automobile races over the Sheepshead Bay speedway track Saturday at distances of thirty, twenty and fifty miles. Louis Chevrolet fin ished second in the first two events, but after being compelled to stop twice to Change tires, he withdrew from the third contest. Barney Oldfield, the veteran speed kinjr, experienced considerable dif ficulty with the engine of his "Golden Submarine," and after racing a cou ple of laps in the first two events, was practically out of each contest, although he continued to go around the track until both races were com pleted. De Palma's time for the thirty miles was 16:353-5; for the twenty-mile, 10:534-5, an average of 1101-5 miles an hour, and for fifty miles, 27:32 1-5. Sioux City Golfers Win From Seymour Club Cracks Sioux City, la., Aug. 19". (Special Telegram.) In a special series of golf matches between members of the Seymour Lake County club of Omaha and playets of the Sioux City Boat club tne local golfers won. With the jnedal score counting at the end of nine holes and of eighteen holes, and figured also on the basis of play of the entire course, the local golfers made fifty points and the visitors thirty-two. Thj following scores were made by the visitors: H. C. Forester.... SljOeorga Francis. .. .107 J. M. McCarty 93'Gus Radxewlts. . . .104 Harry McWIlllama 7T. J. Donahue 104 George McDonald.. 8 Ray Dennis ...104 R. M. Laverty.... 86 BUI Jetter 104 C A. Mangum.... 47 J. Beklns 114 P. Anderson..... .1041 H. H. Roberts 101 H. Marling 8lT. L. Combs 103 P. Louden....'..,. 88 M. Combs It W. Overmlre 10 Paul Beklns 101 E. Cornell 88IJ. Fitzgerald...... S3 C. I. Vollmer 110 F. G. Roberto 47 Judge Shields M'C F. Cox 108 H. B. Cheek 105James Allen 106 Arthur Mets 102lMike Culkin 108 Julius Lyons 10IAIbert Cahn 84 Allen Dudley 48 W. H. Cheek 47 L. II. Holllday.... 93E. B. Parish 113 South Side Hog Show to Give $13,000 in Prizes A "round up" futurity forDuroc Jerseys and Poland-Chinas will be the big feature of the National Swine show at the South Omaha horse barns the first week in October. . Prizes of $1,000 in each class will be distributed among the winners. The cash prizes so far aggregate $13, 500, to be divided among six classes the Hamphires. Poland-Chinas, Du-roc-Jerseys, Chester-Whites and Spotted Poland-Chinas. In addition special trophies in the nature of loving cups will be awarded. Tickets on Sale for x The Races at Benson Boxes were placed on sale yester day for the Omaha race meeting in connection with the Douglas courtly fair at Benson, opening next Tues day. Among the early purchasers-were: George Brandeis, John D. Creighton, Thomas C Bryne, Gould Dietz, Dr. C. C. Allison, Everett Buckingham, J. A. Albers and George Mickel. all of Omaha; A. L. Thomas of Benso. and A. H. Frye of South Omaha. E. D. Gould of Kearney,, Neb., tele graphed for a box. Sport Calendar Today Trotting Opening of Grand Circuit meet ing at Philadelphia. Shooting Annual Grand American Handi cap tournament opens at Chicago. . Koque Annual tournament of National Boqna association opens at Norwich, Conn. Annual tournament of Missouri Valley Boque association opens at Kansas City, Mo. Chess Annual tournament of Western Chess association opens at Lexington, Kj. Golf Annas tournament of Worth Da kota Golf association opens at Dickinson. Tennis National patriotic tournament (singles) opens at forest Ilills, N'. . Indi ana state patriotlo tournament opens at Indianapolis. West Virginia state patriotlo tournament opens at Parkersbnrg. Lake George patriotlo tournament opens at Dia mond Point, jr. Y. ' Boxing Pete Herman vs. Jark Douglas, ten rouds, at New Orleans. K. O. Mars ts. Rodger O'Malley, ten rounds, at Toledo. Young and Stunt Trophy Winners at Omaha Field Club Blaine Young and C. B. Stuht were trophy winners at the Field club last week. Blaine Young won the Ervine Brandeis trophy by beating ' Tom Murphy in the final round of match play, while G. B. Stuht copped a cup by winning over Herb Kohn. Joe Williams is still competing for the club championship. Williams re turned victor. in his first round match with Al Cahn after a close tussle. Yesterday at the Field club a four ball match was played. The play was medal handicap eighteen holes, and prizes -vfere presented to the pairs mal.: x the low scores by Ji '.in Towle and Lei .-rd Kohn. J. V. Shireman and W. H. Downey were victors with a net s:ore of 148. Scores were: Gross. Hdcp, Net. Tot. F. W. Hale 80 8 72 James Allen ........... 91 8 SS 166 K. Sweet ,m.i.., 93 10 82 F. R. Jones........ S3 13 80 162 J. W. Towle............ 89 r IS 13 '" J. W. Williams.. ...... ..86 7 78151 V. S. Pollard 89 17 73 C. A. Thomas. 99 17 82164 A. W. Jeffeies 89 18 71 A. C. Troup ..116 24 91182 F. A. Shot-well... 110 19 91 A. M, Bommar 102 18 84176 T. F. Murphy.. 91 18 76 F. Potter 9S 14 8316,7 O. 8. Goodrich ., .1.101 26 77 C. R. Jewell ,...108 20 83180 A. V. Shotwell......... 91 19 78 A. Schalek ...105 26 81153 M. H. La Douceur 87' 9 78 H. C. Greenstrcet 89 9 80158 J. V. Shireman. ......... 93 23 70 W. H. Downey.......... f 19 ; 78 US K. K. Gchafer 91 1 75 J. W. Tlllssn 19 18 81168 J. W.' Gamble. ...... ...Ill 18 93 H. McCoy 94 16 78171 Ball Games for Benefit Of Soldiers' Treasury Two big ball games will be played today at Athletic park for the bene fit of the soldier boys. Every dollar realized will be turned into the com pany funds of the three local military units. Captain Howard of the Dodge engineers has promised to . have all his boys in the grandstand and they will be enthusiastic fans. , Major Macrae's Unit K boys 1 will also be there. V The first game will be called at 1:30 between the old Ideal Hustlers and the DeVol Victors. The second game at 3:30 will be between the DeVol Victors and the Ramblers of Omaha. PHOTOPLAyS. Last Times Today MARY MILES MINTER in "PERIWINKLE." Tue.HAROLD LOCI-WOOD iiiiiiiiiinniiiiiiii)iiii!ii'ninimiiiiiuin 6h Anita Stewart in. "The Girl Phili'ppa." By Robert W. Chambers IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIHIIllllllllllMlllllf MUSE John Drew Bennett an- John J. McGraw "Ono Touch"? Nature." Today. Only ARTHUR HOYT NEVA GERBER in "MR. OPP." PEACE NOTE MAKES BERLIN UNEASY Austrian Ambassador Declares Entente Nations Soon Will Knock Aside War Statesmen. Copenhagen, Aug. 19. It is reporN ed here that the sentiment of the members of the Reichstag main com mittee, which meets Tuesday for the first time since the -recent cabinet changes, is in favor of a discussion of Pope Benedict's peace note. The pontiff's action has naturally swung the wavering Centrists back into line on the Reichstag's peace resolution which Chancellor Michaelis will present at the meeting of the new cabinet. Prince von Hohenloehe-Schilling-furst, Austrian ambassador at Berlin, delivered a peace talk at the German emperor's birthday reception at the embassy. He said that the day of peace could not longer be far distant and that the good sense of the entente people must soon knock aside the statesmen who were barring a way to peace. Will Not Discuss Trieste. x He added that meanwhile the cen tral powers, who were not fighting to make annexations by violence, would not drop their weapons a second be fore the. entente governments aban doned their piratical aims. The Nieue Freie Presse, comment ing on the peace note, declares that the question of Trieste is absolutely not to be discussed by the Austrians, who have defended the city with their German comrades in ten bloody Ison zo battles anf refuse to be robbed of their possessions by any negotiations AMCSEMEJiTS. ,i , , rg Cool, Comfortable all- Coiy ALLEN and ALLEN E . Novelty Rlnf and Comedy Boxing- Act - LALOR and GREER. 1 5 "To Make You Laugh" R1MZ and SCHUSTER 5 Violin and Aecordeon 1 LUCY GILLETTE I E World's Greatest Lady Juggler EE E The Story of a Woman Whose E E Past Was Her Reward. E I "THE SECOND I j MRS. TAIIQUEI1AY" 1 E From Sir Arthur Pinero's. E E Famous Drama E With SirGcofgc Alexander and Hilda Moore E The Famous English Actors. E lllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllinl Oavoted to BRILLIANT MUSICAL BURLESQUE Twice Daily WEEK Mat. Today Flssl Prlor!iiM Frldiy Nils AGAIN ON THE MAP, All Lit Up and Jingling. On the Rostrum: Ftttr 8. 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