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YOUNG TURNS
IN LOW SCORE
IN GOLF PLAY
Leading Field Club Player Med
alist in Qualifying Round
State Tourney; Matches
f, for Thursday.
Blaine Young, Omaha Field club
player, again was low man at the
.Nebraska State Golf association tour-
, uey at Happy Hollow Wednesday.
' Young turned in a score of 83 in the
econd half of the qualifying round
i played yesterday and a tally of 77
Monday. His total of 160 for the
(36 holes made him an easy medalist.
4W. J. Foye, president of the associa-
tion, completed the last 18 holes with
a total of 168.
During a morning of pouring
rain ' the golfers continued to play,
very few failing to come to the links
and play the second half of the quali
tying round. The effect of the rain
on the . turf was shown in the
scores, which were several notches
higher than Monday on the average.
The first round of the four flights
begins this morning. The president's
flight will be given right of way,
with the others following. Matches
may be played at, any time during
the day.
Field Club Honors.
S The Field club team, with Young
?as low man, won the honors for
fleam playing. A total of 677 was
compiled by the winning team, which
walked away trom the three otner
.learns with ease. The Happy Hollow
Wrivers finished second with 690;
Country club, 692;-Miller park. 773.
I Foye Porter repeated his 85-stroke
rame of Monday and tied with M.
;.H, La Douceur for third place.
I,
Young s winning card for Wednes-
tfay:
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-V I Playr Club MoB. Wsd." Jutal
t. P Ovsriaard. H. H...1M 11 ,. 13?
fV. B. Benedict, F. C... 4
W. A. RsdicK. a C
AC. Norseman, Jr, C. C 9
a IS. McCafu, H. H.... (3
0U E. Gtlllspl, Elm, F. .. It ,
tPhll Kendall, M P l
31. W. Korrou. H. H 13
JR. R. Perfect, H. H
. A. Mangum, S. !.... It
Jl. J. Howard, N tt
P. Golden, O 8
O. M. Durke, H. H 17
tf. O, Hlddlcaton, M. P.... 10
. I)n Blstt, M. P IT
, D. Hart, Elm. P t4
Sehalek. F. a 104
fJT. H. Spot. H. H It
r. J. Pair, Stanton IT
M. T. Swarti, F. C II
f. B. Redflrld, '.. t
V. R. Gould, H. H 13
r. W. Porter, H. K 18
X B. Houghton, II. H.... to
t;o. Francis, 8. I.. 101
9ohn VerllnK. H. H IS
A. T. rawetl, H. H.... !
. beorgo Pavla, N. II
F.'J. Parr. Stanlon IT
iune Abbott. F. C 13
r. T. Kuoce, 8. U .......111
harlca Gordy, C B. R. A. II
(1. J. McDonald. 8. It. ... IS '
l'arl( Morehouae, Fro. ... IT
F. Wead. 14
W. J. Fojra. C. C. ........ II
t- t. Hughe. Ff C .... II
pud MnCaba. K. P II
M.J. 8warlV F. C , 14
L,A. Bmlth, H. H. 14
yltlbert Cahn, F. C. ..... S
B. W. Cornell, H. H. ..... tt
: 2. Mart, Fr 100
Richard Perry. H. H. ... 14
H. A, Tukey, C. a 101
tt. M. Pctera, C. C 14
W.. C. Fraaer. H. H t
A. W, Bowman. H. H....113
C A. Mclcher, U L 110
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Jack Whit ten. Un 13
Main Toung F. C TT
Kenneth Reed. Elm. P.. 13
H. C. Woodland. H. H S
T. Relmer. F. C tt
Jamet Burneai, H. H... ... tt
tt. M. Graham. H. H
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C. E. Terrell. H. H...... tt
O, G. Lleben, F.C.. tt
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Ralph Roaaell. H. H. ....104
8. Doherty, F. C ...IT
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J. R. Meniam. M. P.... 18
J. W. Elwood. H. H....100
O. H. Menold. F. C... It
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. B. L. Fodge P. C. 101
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F, Anderson, Elm. P.... II
H. W. Dunn, F. C 100
B. N. Roberleon. H. H. .. 14
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P. M. Garrett. H. H. ....107
f, B. Copaland, Line. ... 13
H. Raasell. H. H. .......104
R. EL Montgomery, H, H. II
Bert Griffith. Line. 13
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J. T. Brawal, H. H. ... II
Orl Goodrich, F. C ....107
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Standing of Teams
AMER. LEAGUE. NATL LEAGUE.
W.LPctl W.L.Pct.
Boston tl 33 .4u7iChlcago ....64 31.411
Cleveland .47 40.S40)New York ..41 11.113
New Tork .43 IS .63lPlttburgh .41 IT .126
Washington 41 40 .Kit Phlladelph IT 41.474
Chicago ...31 43 .47CIClnclnnatl ..31 43.451
St. Loul ..3S-44 .463 Boston 3141.4.13
Detroit ...,5 45.4378t. Loul ...34 41.420
Phlladelph. 33 49 .418-Brooklyn ...30 '47 .310
Yesterday' Rsnlt.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati, 1-1; New Tork, 1-4.
Pittsburgh, I; Brooklyn, 4,
St. Loul, 4; Boston, I.
Chicago, 2; Philadelphia. 1.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston, 7-4; St. Louis, 0-0.
Washington, C; Cleveland, 4.
No other games played.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Indianapolis, 2; Louisville, 0.
Ht. Paul. 4; Kansas City. 3.
Milwaukee, I; Minneapolis. 1.
Toledo, 3-7; Columbus. 1-7.
Came Today.
Amorlean League Detroit at New Turk.
Chicago at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Bos
ton, Cleveland at Washington.
National League Boston at Cincinnati,
Brooklyn at Chicago, New York at St.
Louis, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
A. R. Hallcroft, 8. L 103
K E. Brando. F, C 109
B. H. Melle. II. H 17
Lea Lowry. F C 96
C. B. Griffey; P. C t"
J. E. Ludlow, C. C 17
F H. Woodland, If. H 16
Norrla Brown, C. C I
H. E. Rose, C. B. R. A .... 14
F. R. Jones. F. C 10
P. C. Plckerell, H. H 121
John Parrlsh, H H 13
H. O. Lindsay, Lin. 103
8. R. McKelvle, Lin V
C R. Elgaa, Lin &
E. W. Arthur, H. H 16
A Featherston, C. B.... 19
F. B. Dale, If. H 104
H. J. Connor, If. H 96
Guy Liggett. H. H 93
Howard Goodrich. H. H. . 94
C H. Marley, H. H.... 84
R. L. Harris, H. H 107
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X M. MoCartby, 8. L....103
B. A. Pegau. H. H 100
' CbamplonshlpMatcli Pairing.
FIRST BRACKET.
S. B. Toung play Phil Kendall.'
Charlea Marley play C B. Griffey.
T. W. Austin jlay M. J. Bwart.
M. T. Swarti play Uuy Liggett
R. M. Peter play George Davie.
W. C. Fraser play winner of tl.
W. N. Chambers play J. II. Conrad.
Dan MoCab play W. L. Wllcog.
SECOND BRACKET.
P. W. Porter play M. C. Colpter.
; K. F. Reed play F. Anderson.
C. B. etuht play loser In tie.
J. J, Pttsgerald play P. - R. Jones,
F. W..Hal play B. H. Mlele. i
F. W. Parr play J. W. Hughe.
K. A. Crelghton play E. A. Htggln.
M. H. La Douceur play Albert Cahn.
W. B. Palmatler play E. W. Connell.
TIB PLATING.
B. E. MoCabe play George M. Graham.
T. Rlemer play E. W. Arthur.
C. Copeland play A. O. Nlchol.
. Secretary's Flight Pairing.
FIRST BRACKET.
Jo Hlddleston play C. D. Gordy.
Richard Wagner play R. B. Montgomery.
W. H. Dal play Frank Morgan.
O. H. Menold play H. E. Brando.
O. M. Durke play C. E. Terrell.
C. C. Sanford play B. N. Robertson.
W. A. Redtck play J. T. Brown.
H. J. Howard play C R. Elga.
SECOND BRACKET.
C. O. Balrd play H. B. Morrell.
J. P. Golden play C Morehouse.
T. Relmer play V. R. Gould.
Howard Goodrich play V. D. Benedict.
Roy B. Hart playa p. H. Barry.
R. Doherty play L. G. Lowry.
J. W. Tllson play J. B. Goodrich, Jr.
Norrl Brown play W. J. Bradbury.
Presidents' Flight Pairing.
FIRST BRACKET.
P. R. McKelvl play winner of tl.
J. Uerling play E. M. Morseman, Jr.
A. E. Haughton play fifth tie.
John Prrlsh play H. Flhr.
A. H. Brewster play George McDonald.
J. Allen play i. Whltten.
Prancl Potter play O. O. Lleben.
8. Hudson playa third tie.
SECOND BRACKET.
John Btssttt play second tie.
C. B. Funnell play C. B. Moser.
J. A. Abbott play sixth tie.
H. W. Morrow play W. R Perry
8 H. Chamber playa L. E. Gillespie.
L. Hammond play G. W. Shield.
R. C Wsgner play H. E. Rose.
Bert Griffith play fourth tl.
SurprlM Flight.
FIRST BRACKET.
3. E. Merrlam playa Ralph Russell.
J. W. Elwood play Harry Tukey
H. C. Woodland play F. D. Wead.
8. Marr playa J. P. Redfleld.
Geo. Chrlstoph play R W. Morrison.
A. T. Fawell playa P. M. Garrett.
M. H Hammond plays E. J. Connor
J. E. Ludlow plays A. N. Featherston.
L. A. Smith play E H. Pegau.
F. O. Robert nlay J. H. Bpott
H. C. Lindsay playr R L. Wilson.
H. B. Brown play H. W. Dunn.
A. C Law play E. R. Perrect.
Geo. Francis play H. Russell.
E. M. Tracy plays A. SchaleK.
C A. Mangum play E. L. Fodg.
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Hold Civil Prisoners
Stockholm. Tulv 17. Th American
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legation 'has been informed by the
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rinnisn government that uermanv. in
reply to representations regarding
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prisoners captured on the Aland
Islands, has decided that they will be
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neia m exchange for German civil
prisoners in entente countries.
American Association,
Louisville, July 17. Score: R. H. E.
Indiana poll J a
Louisville u....4 T 1
Batterle: Falkenheln and Gosse't:
Humphries and Kocher.
Kanaa City. July IT Score: R. H. E.
St. Paul 4 t 0
Kansas City 4 (
Batteries: Merrltt. Hall and Hargrava;
Hall, Johnson and Onslow. (Called end
lxth account rain.)
Mflwank. July 17. Score: R. H. B.
Minneapolis 1 (
Milwaukee 5 1 1
Batterle: Palmro and Kltchln; Caparol,
Bona and Murphy.
Toledo. July 17. Score: R. H. E.
Columbua .1 S 4
Toledo S 1
Batterle: George. Brown and Wagner:
McColl a ft Kelly.
Toledo, July 17. Second game. Score:
. R. H.E.
Columbu T 14 2
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(Seven Innings; called oa account of
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Batteries Barefoot. Curtis and Hartley;
Boardman, Brady and Kelly.
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THE BEE:
1
CHICAGO VICTOR
IN, RECORD GAME
' i
OF 21 I
Cubs Defeat Philadelphia, 2 to
1, in Furious Pitchers' Duel
Between Watson and Ty
ler; Pinch Hitting.
Chicago, July 17. Establishing a
season's record for extra inning
games and coming within one inning
of the league record, Chicago today
defeated Philadelphia, 2 to 1, in a
21 frame pitchers' duel between Wat
son and Tyler. The National league
extra inning record was established
in 1917 when Brooklyn and Pitts
burgh went 22 innings. Philadelphia
and Boston established the American
league record in 1916 when they
played 24 innings.
Manager Mitchell's mobilization of
his pinch hitting reserve in the 21st
won for Chicago. Barber, batting
for Zejder, singled; Watson hit Killi
fer and McCabe, batting for Tyler,
beat out a bunt, filling the bases with
none out. Flack then delivered his
fifth hit of the game, scoring Bar
ber. In the first Flack's walk, a single
and an infield out gave Chicago its
first run. Philadelphia tied in the
fourth on Hollocher's fumble of Wil
liams' grounder, followed by safe hits
by Stock and Luderus. Hollocher's
bobble was the only one made on
either side, the Phillies' playing error
less ball in support of Watson.
Score:
PHILADELPHIA. CHICAGO.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.B.
Ban'oft,ss 9 16 13 OFlank.rf 8 6 6 0 0
Wlllla's.cf 1110 OHollo'r.sa T 2 1 3 X
Stock, 3b 1114 0 Mann.lf 11114
Lucie's. 1b I 3 24 3 OMerkle.lb I 8 23 I 0
Meusel.lf S 0 7 0 OPask't.ct 7 17 4 0
Crav h.rf 7 18 0 ODeaUb 113 4 0
Heml'y.lb I 1 1 14 0Zelder,2b 1 0 3 10 0
Adam,o Till OKIllefer.o 1 1 7 1 0
Burn.o 10 10 OTyler.p I 2 4 7 0
Wateon.p 14 0 0 0'Barbe 110 0 0
McCab 110 0 0
Total 71 13 10 34 I
Total 7S II IS 30 1
None out when winning run scored.
Batted for Zelder In twenty-first.
Batted for Tyler In twenty-first.
Phlla'a 00010040040000000040 0 1
Chtca'o 10010000000000000000 12
Two-base hit: Hollocher, Hemingway.
Stolen bases: Cravsth (2). Flack. Sacri
fice hits: Paakert. Hollocher. Double play:
Bancroft to Hemingway to Luderus. Left on
bases: Philadelphia, 13; Chicago, 20. First
on errors: Philadelphia. 1. Base on balls:
Off Wataon, 4; Tyler, 1. Hit by pitched
ball: By Watson (KUlefer) Balk: Wataon.
Struck out: Watson, 4; Tyler. 3.
Pirate Again Detest Dodger.
Pittsburgh, July, 17. Pittsburgh made It
three atralght victories over Brooklyn by
winning today, I to 4, In 11 Innings. Score:
BROOKLYN. PITTSBURGH.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.RO.A.J.
Jhnstn.rt 110
Olson.s 112
Daubrt.lt 4 011
Z Whst.lt 4 10
I OEllam.s 5 12 2 2
4 2'Caton 1 0 0 0 0
0 lBlgbee.lf 5 1114
0 OCarey.cf 4 14 0 0
4 OSthwth.rt 4 0 4 0 0
4 0Ctshw,3h 4 3 8 4 1
4 0Mllwts.lb 4 114 0 0
1 0M'Kche.3b 4 4 14 0
2 ORchmldt.o 2 0 4 2 0
4 OCooper.p 5 10 4 0
Nlxon.lf 0
Ayers.cf I
0'Mara.Sb 4
Doolan,2b 4
Mlller.o 4
Rbrtsn.p 4
0 0
0 2
1 1
0 4
0 2
2 0
Totals 87 482 25 8 Totals 40 13 38 17 t
Two out when winning run scored.
Batted for Ellam In eleventh,
Brooklyn ...0 082000040 f 4
Pittsburgh ..0 102100000 15
Two-base hits: Ellam, MeKeehnle. Three,
bas hit: Mollwlti. McKechnl. Stolen
bases: Blgbee, Carey. Southworth. Cutshaw.
Sacrifice hit: Daubert, Myers, Mollwtts,
Schmidt Sacrifice fly: Schmidt, pouble
play: Olson and Daubert. Left on ses:
Brooklyn, 7; Pittsburgh, 13. First base on
errors: Brooklyn, 1; Pittsburgh, 1. Bases on
balls: Off Roberston, 7; off Cooper, 4. Hit
by pitcher. By Cooper (Z. Wheatl. Struck
out: By Robertson, 2; by Cooper. 2. Passed
ball! Millar. Winning pitcher: Cooper. Los
ing pitcher: Robertson.
Giant and Red Break Even.
Cincinnati. July 17. New Tork and Cin
cinnati broke even In a double header to
day, Cincinnati winning In the first game,
2 to 1, and New Tork taking the second,
4 to 1. Scores:
First game:
NEW TORK. CINCINNATI.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
Burns,cf 5 2 4 0 0Grob.3b 8 1110
Toung.rf 6 2 1 4 0Magee.2b 4 2 15 0
Fltrhr.ss 4 2 0 4 ORoush.cf 4 0 2 4 1
Doyle. 2b 2 2 11 OChase.lb 4 8 11 4 0
Zmrtnn.lb 4 0 4 2 ONeale.lf 4 0 4 0 0
Wllholt.lt 4 110 OOriftth.rf 3 10 0 0
Holke.lb 4 110 2 OBlkbrn.s S 0 4 4 0
M'Carty.e I 1 4 0 OWIngo.c 112 2 0
Perrltt.p 2 2 11 OSchnldr.p I 1 0 1 0
Rarlden 1 0 0 0 0
Total SI I 27 13 1
Totals 85 II 24 13 0
Batted for Perrltt In ninth.
New Tork ....4 0 0 0 1 1 4 0 01
Cincinnati ....0 4 1 0 2 4 4 4 3
Two-base hit: Chase, Burn. Stolen bases;
Groh. Toung, WUhott Sacrifice hit: Perrltt
Sacrifice fly: Groh. Double plays: L. Magee
to Blackburn to Chase; Blackburn to
Chase; 1 Blackburn to L. Magee to Chase.
Lett ea bases: New Tork. 10; Cincinnati. 4.
Base on ball: Off Schneider, 2. Struck
out: By Schneider, 2; Perrltt, 2. Wild
pitch: Perrltt.
Second gam:
NEW TORK. CINCINNATI
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
Burns.cf 4,2 1 4 OGroh.Sb 2 2 110
Toung. rf I 1 I 0 OMagee.tb 4 0 14 1
Fletchr.s 8 4 2 4 ORoush.cf 4 10 0 0
Doyle. 2 b 2 12 1 OChase.lb 4 1110 4
Slking.Ib 110 1 ONeale.lf 3 1 S 2 0
Zmmn.tb 4 0 11 0Grlflth.rf 4 4 10 0
Wllholt.lt 4 14 4) 4Blkbrn.sa 41410
Holke.lb 4 411 0 OWlngo.o 4 12 14
Rarlden,o I 1 I 3 OEUer.p I 1 t S 0
Causey, p I 2 4
Totals 31 T371I 1
Total 11 27 I 4 Total 33 T 27 11 1
New Tork ....1 4 0 0 0 3 0 0 04
Cincinnati ....4 4 4 4 0 1 4 01
Two-base hits: Groh, Burn (3), Toung.
Stolen bases: Neale, Fletcher, Doyle. Sac
rifle hits: Ellcr. Toung. Sacrifice fly:
Fletcher. Double play: Nesle to L. Magee.
Left on bases: New York, 3: Cincinnati. 7.
First bas on errors: New York, 1. Bsses
on balls: Off Causey. 2. Struck out: By
Eller, 1; Causey, 2. . .
St. fouls Wins Gut In Ninth.
St. Louis, July 17. St. Louis broke even
With Boston hv wlnnliiir tnriuv'i vuni In
th ninth inning, 4 to 1. A single by Betzel
INGSi
OMAHA, THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1918.
after two were out scored Fisher with the
winning run. Ecore:
Boston 00210000 0 3
St. Loul 0 2 0 00 0 1 0 14
Two-base hits: Rawllngs, Grimm, Mead
ows, Murphy (2). Three-base hits: Me
Henry. Sacrifice hits: Rawlings, Heath
cote, Fisher. Double plays: Gonzales and
Paulette, Wilson, J. C. Smith and Herzog.
Left on bale: Boston, 9; St. Louis, 12.
First base on errors: Boston. 2. Bases on
balls: Off Hughes. 3: off Canavan, 4; off
Meadows, 3. Hits: Off Hughes, 2 In one
Inning (none out In second); off Canavan, 8
In (even and two-thlres Innings. Hit by
pitched ball: By Meadows, Wilson. Struck
out: By Canavan, 5; by Meadows, 7. Wild
pitch: Canavan. Losing pitcher: Hughe.
Thrilling Finishes
Mark Grand Circuit
Races at Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo, Mich.. July 17. Excit-!
inp; finishes and big fields featured to-!
A i ir'c fZtr-i t-wl fit ti it riPfC TVl '
ing opened Monday with the half
milers of the Michigan short ship cir
cuit the attraction.
2:05 Pare, Three Heats, Purse 11,000.
Walter Chocbato, b. h., by Chochato,
(Maple) : 1
Mary Rosalind Parr, b. m., by Guy
Princeton, (Valentine! 6
Directum J., blk h., (Murphy) .. 2
Darllght. blk g.L (Mann) 7
Hazel If., c.h. m., U'alin) 4
Jay Mack, ch. h., (Cox-IIoran) .... 8
Rascal, b. g., (Willis) 10
The Pointer Queen, b. m., (Mc-
Mahon) 3
Ben Billings, b. g., (Jamleson) .... 9
South Bend Olrl, b. m., (Sturgeon)
6
Time: 2:0S4; 2:0714: 207.
2:10 Pace, Three Heats, Purse $1,000.
I 1
3 CIs
8 dis
dis
Betsy Hamlin, blk m., by Lorenzo
Hamlin, (Cox)
BudllKht, b. g., by King Red,
(Murphy)
Ethel Chimes, b. m., (J. Fleming)..
Cleo B., ch. m., (Sheridan)
Admiral, b. g.. (Palln)
6 1 1
1 3 4
Captain Helr-at-Law, blk g., (Hoff
man)
3 8
Dude O., b. (Elson) 4
Belle Alcantara, b. m., (Shlveley). . I
Baron Wood, br. g.. (V. Fleming) .10
7 6
4 8
t 6
William -aicn. d. n., tr-oweuj .
H:il H., ch. g., (Valentine) ...
7 111
..11 10 11
Time: 2:10?4; 2:08; 2:094.
2:13 Trot for S-Year-Olds, Twi
vo In Three
Heats, Parse $1,000.
Chestnut Peter, b. c, by Peter th
Great (Murphy)
Peter Vonla, b. c. (Cox)
Fasten, r. g., (B. Whlto)
Holly Rood Naomi, b. f., (Dodge) ...
Time: 2:12; 3:ini.
2:16 Trot, Parse 11,000.
The Comet, ch. m., by Cyrenus,
(Teachoul) 6 11
Dacastan. b. g.. - by Sllico,
1 1
(Murphy) 2
1 2
Hank Stout., b. g., by J. Malcolm
Forbes, (A. Stout) 1 3 3 dis
Prince Vincent, b. n., (valen
tine) 10
4 ro
4 ro
5 ro
7 ro
8 ro
Ora G., b. h., (Fleming) 3
Peter Grimm, b. h., (Doflge) . .
Eva Btngen. br. m., (McMahon)
Frisco Worthy, b. g (Cox) ..
Zomlddotte, b. ro., (MoDonald)
Jolla, b. g., (Dymond)
Peter Brown, b. g., (Jamioson).
.11
. 4
. 8
. 7
. I
.10
10 .-o
8 ro
Pearl Thorns, b. m., (Shackett)
13 13 ,
Time: 2:09H: 2:10!4; 2:11; 2:1SK.
AMUSEMENTS.
ftilHBBB
"TWO SHOWS IN ONE."
KNIGHT'S ROOSTERS
Knight and Hi Twenty Educated
Roosters.
HERMAN & HANLEY
Eloquent Songster.
SAM HOOD
Black Faced Comedian.
HILL & BERTINI
"Th Acrobatic Kid "
FOX COMEDY.
Harold
Lockwood
in
"Lend Me
Your Name"
A LIVELY FARCE
COMEDY.
Circus Grounds at
20TH AND PAUL STS.
Wednesday, 1
August
ONLY BIG SHOW
COMING 1
TO OMAHAx
4 GREAT TRAINS
C1RCU3 MARVELS
5 CONTINENT MENAGERIE
IOOO
ARENIC SENSATIONS
PARADE AT II O'CLOCK A M.
DOORS OPEN AT I . 7 f. M
m nnim.s
ONE TICKET ADMITS TO ALL
rHlLMM I MC II VtASS HAlf WHCt
Downtown Ticket Office: Circus Day at I
Myers-Dillon Drag Store, 1609 Farnam
St. Sam price charged as at grounds, j
7i.TA.-"Tl
Mi
-
DOUBLE HEADER
GOES TO BOSTON
BROWNSSHUTOUT
Ruth Makes Two Doubles in
Two Times at Bat; Schang
and Severeid Fight
at ?late.
Boston, July 17. Boston took both
games today from St. Louis, the first.
7 to 0. with Bush having the better of
Wright, and the second, 4 to 0, in five J
innings, called on account ot rain.
Ruth pitched the second game and
made two doubles in two times at bat.
In the fourth inning of the second
game Schang and Severeid fought at
the plate. Both players were ordered
cut of. the game. Schang claimed
Severeid was unnecessarily rough in
tagging him. Score first game:
ST. LOUI8. BOSTON.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
Malsel,3b
Austin, bs
Slsler.lb
Demitrf
Tobin.r?
OHooper.rf
1 Shean, 2b
IStrunk.cf
ORuth.lf
OWhtmn.lf
OMcInis.lb
OScott.ss
IBarbar.Sb
OMayer.c
OBush.p
Gedon.Sb
Smith.cf
Nmker.o
0 12
0 1
2 0
2 5
3 1
Wright,
Hendryz
Total 35 7 24 11 3 Totals 35 12 27 13 0
Batted for Wright In ninth.
St. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Boston 0 3 0 1 2 0 0 1 7
Two-base hits: Gedeon, Smith, Barbare,
PHOTOPLAYS.
I '
TO WJSIffIS
Dvfl
was! (33 W
tys
L J J THURSDAY KM
TODAY TO SUNDAY
Presents
AVae
Woman
ZSI8th S DOUGLAS J,
Mayer, Shean, Strunk. Three-bae hits:
Shean, Bush. Stolen base : Colt, sacrifice
hit: Shean. Doukle play: Austin to
Gedeon. Left on bases: St. Louis, 10; Bos
ton, 9. First base on errors: Boston, 2.
Bases on balls: Off Wright, 4: off Bush,
3. Struck out: By Wright, 2; Bush, 4.
Passed ball: Nunamaker. 2.
Second game:
ST. LOUIS. BOSTON.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
MaiseUb 3
Austin, S3 2
Slsler.lb 2
0 OHooper.rf 2
3 lShean,2b 2
1 OStrunk.cf 2
Dem'tt.rf 2 1
0 ORuth.p
Tobin.lf 1
Gede'n,2b' 3
Smlth.cf 2
Seve'eld.o 1
2 0 OM'In'ls.lb 2
OScott.ss
OWhl'an.lf
ISchang.o
Nuna'r.o 1
0 Mayer.c
Rogers.p 2 1
0Barb'e,3b 2 0
Totals 18 4 15 9 2 Totals 17 8 15 I 0
Called end fifth, rain.
St. Loul 0 0 0 0 00
Boston 2 0 2 0 04
Two-base hits: Ruth (2). Three-base
hit: Slrunk. Stolen base: Austin. Sacri
fice hit: Shean, Whiteman. Double plays:
Rogers to Staler to Malsel. Left on bases:
St. Louis. 4: Boston, 1. Bases on balls: Off
Rogers. 1; off Ruth, 1. Struck out: By
Ruth, 2.
Senators Win From Indians.
Washington, July 17. Washington came
from behind again today to defeat Cleve
land, 5 to 4. Chapman's fielding was a
feature. Score:
WASHINGTON
- CLEVELAND.
0 , AB.H.O.A.B.
OChpmn.ss 6 16 4 0
llhnstn.lb 3 1 12 0 1
OSpeakr.cf 4 110 0
3hotton.lt 4 2 0 0
Foster,3b 4 3 2 1
Judge.lb 2 111
Milan. ct 4 14 0
Schulte.rf 2
Shanks.2b 4
Piclnich.c 3
M'Brde.ss 4
Harper.p 1
Johnson 1
ORoth.rf 3
0U"msgn,2b 3
2 0 Wood, If 4 11
1 0Evans,3b 3 0 1
0 0'Graney 0 0 0
0 OO'Nelll.o 412
2 OBagby.p 3 0 0
Mattson.p 1
"Farmer, 10 0
Totals 30 1127 11 1
Totals 33 8 24 16 1
AB.H.O.A.E.
Batted for Evans In ninth.
Ratted for Bagby in ninth.
Batted for Harper In sixth.
Cleveland 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 04
Washington ..10110020 5
Two-base hit: Roth. Three-base hits:
PHOTOPLAYS.
-i)ii
Said
Mrs. Berkeley to Mrs. Murdock:
"There is just one tWm
for us to do in competition
vrth the other 'Kind or"
woman.; to wear mora
lacs and ribbons -than
hey do, end to be more
delicately pemtrned. Just
posing 6.9 virtuous is'nt
enough for wives any
mors. And now that w'e
have to compete virh.
women who l-iave to b?
alluring or dp 1ro the
wall, we'll e all "the
better for it."
ik 1 -i
ii . ,ii .
Takes the
Four Walls off
Married life
"and pari of Ihe ceilinioo!
DAVID GRAHAM PHILIPS
WEIJ, KNOWN NOVEIy
THURSDAY
FRIDAY- SATURDAY
LOUISE GLAUM
in
"WEDLOCKED"
When Buying Advertised Goods
Say Tou Read of Them in The Bee
Berthelot ir Command
Of Franco-Italian Army
Paris, July 17. After being permit
ted to print the information last inght
that General Gourayd, of Dardanelles
fame, was commai.ding the French
sector between Rheims and Massiges, ,
the Paris newspapers today are a!-
lowed to reveal the fact that General
Henri Berthelot, who headed the ,
Fjench military mission to Roumania,
is now commanding the Franco-Italian
army in the sector between the
Marne and Rheims.
Union Pacific Will Open
Social Hall in Green River
Several officials of the Union Pa
cific will go to Green River, Wyo,
where Saturday of this week a so
cial hall, erected for the use and con.
venience of employes, will be dedi
cated. The building is of brick, 411x60
feet in dimensions and two itoriel
high. .
Prof. Wheeler Dies
New Haven, Conn., July 17. Prof.
Arthur Martin Wheeler. Dur
fee professor of history emeritus at
Yale university, died at his summer
home at Grove Beach, Westbrook, to
day. Chapman, Plclnlch. Stolen bases: Johnstea,
Shotton, Shanks. Sacrifice hits: Judge, ilcl
nich, Roth, Wambsganss. Sacrifice file:
Judge, Harper. Left on basea: Cleveland
I; Washington, 8. First bas on error:
Cleveland. 1. Bases on balls: Off Bagby,
3; off Mattesson, 1. Hits: Off Harper, 6 la
r!i innings; off Matteson, t in three inning.
Hit by pitcher: By Harper (Johnston).
Struck out: By Harper, 1; by Bagby, 1; by
Matteson, 3. Wild pitch: Harper. Winnln
pitcher: Matteson.
PHOTOPLAYS.
ute
TJi: THIJVG
fZVi JYJEJZ TO
POIZED UP AZZ.
TffS TIME SO
H J5TJZL TJlwxrl
"CHICKED '
MUSE
Norma Talmadge
in
THE
SAFTY CURTAIN
LOTHROP S-
HENRY WALTHALL
in "WITH i HOOPS OF STEEL"
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