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inc: etc: umaha, mu:muai, aluust :, iy:ii.
FINANCIAL.
THE GUMPS
WILL SOME ONE GIVE ANDY A SLEEPING POTION?
Drawn for The Bee by Sidney Smith.
LEADERS LOSE
WHEN SENATORS
BOMBARD BAGBY
Clark, Recruit, Holds Sluggers
After Roth Knocks Homer
Into New Field
Stand.
Real Estate Loans.
CITT AND FARM LOANS.
DUMONT Co.,
4U-413 Keallns Bids.
OMAHA HOMES EAST. NEB. FARMS.
O'KEEFE SEAL ESTATE CO..
' lIOm. Kat. Bk. Bide- Doug. 271a.
I TTUEO TO PCRQPr 0O. I COUi.fi 3tffl
I KKtW YHAT XOO MARRIED THfS OTHER
ON
'"Mir!
i
rAN N AT OPANCER. IYVAt TO
PJTfc & YwAT (OU VAftftifr ANDY
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY LOINS.
'.lowest ratee. Private loan booths. Hr
YOU ARE HOT MATED - 1 NAVE VSEAI.TW Vfl-vH
PRIVATE MONET. i
lion to $10. P mid prompt It.
FjD. WEAD, Will Bldg 110 S. lth Bt.
D. E. BUCK. Loana. 442 Omaha Nit.
PRIVATE MONEY.
S HOPES jfc COMPAVr. Pong. 4221.
fROMPT eei-vice. reaaonable rates, private
money. Garvin Bros 345 Omaha Nat.
Stocks and Bonds.
1 S IY.4 V6U ir? TV II APTERfOO LtFTMt ON YHAT 11
I ) TMESE -EAn TO TOftMENT JiD To t0 OUT rX WIFl (
I ( At,AN- THE rCF THAT I YPIFB SO 1 , BgcAME A WANDERER. I TRAVEtt&T
I I V -liJlBJy TO THE HlUPPfNEb.TOJNfeAPoRE,
1 I LV' tXy-fXr 1 I ho VLADIVOSTOK , NWNtrKLEVEl I WENT-
I . i3A. Yt 11" V VOOR FME- HAUNTED "NE. 1 TOOK A II
I I IA1A f T" I 1 PlSWrN-r TRIP-JVERTME LOOKED
J
in
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MONEY IS .TIGHT
BUT 7
i will still buy some good
farmers' notes at a sub
stantial discount. I will
also buy certificates of
deposit.
EDWIN L. COYLE,
105 S. LA SALLE ST.,
i chicag6. i
. i j :
J HAVE over 1.5 nc leased for oil 1
In Carbon County, Wyo. Will put It
in a company with right parties. State j
Jiow much money you can fu-nish In i
first letter Box X-25. Omaha Bee.
fin.ono Omaha city warrants. 7 per cent. !
registered. In amounts of $25 to ll.flufl. j
South Side Land Co.. 40S Brown Bids, j
Miscellaneous. j
WHITE for information about the rich j
alluvial aoil of southeast Missouri. I
where corn Is kins. Blaukenishlp-Sisler I
Really Co.. Dexter, Mo. .
SEAL ESTATE UNIMPROVED, i
DUNDEE
Beat buys on Iodgj St.. S. K.
. cnrrtr Mt and Dodpe. libxliu.
.1-a; S. E. corner 61st Ave. and
liodfte. Tiill'i. $4,S7i. LotB worth
owninis.
WALSH-ELMER CO.,
KEALTOKS.
Tyler liiS.
Securities l.:idg.
Vacant Property.
Ct'RNER lot, on Boulevard, mar 1'ouglas
Mutur. Bargain. I7"0. Doug. 4H41.
i L.OTS, W est Far.iam dittict. (ireat bar
enin, g. Sim, r'g. 4H41.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
30 INVESTMENT
Prairie -Parlt gar a Re buildnm near
?th and Ames, has an inromu of $l,8ti
r an n y ni. Prired at $18,000 with
t".U0tf catih, balencu per cent: for srar
hs, factory Bttrape or similar pur
Powpr, or purely fir investment you
should look Into thia. Call Investment
iliartment
Payne Investment Co.,
nE.4r.TOK3.
t.r,7Om. NatML'k.aia.- I'oug. iJM.
'AKGE cornsr jot, 122xK, in one of
Omaha s most exclusive residential dis- ;
tricts. Mater, gas. sewer now an tho ;
property. Other property In this local
ly is being sold at jl"5 per front foot.
investigate this; dandy location for an
apartment.
AHM ANSON BIXON. !
124 Peters Trust Bide. Tyler S1T1. i
WALSH-ELMKR X F.ealtors, Rea. j
Kstate. Investment, Insuratice. Bent- i
als. Tyler 1536. 333 Securities Bldg. j
REAL ESTATEURBANT-
Council Bluffs.
FOR SALE house, at StU A i e. A. Council
Bluffs. Call
Web. 164. Boom SC
Neville Blk.
FOR SALE
M. F. SHAFER & CO.
Notes Signed
W. E. Shafer, Pres.
at discount
$2,000.00 and $500.00
Want Offer
Box X-10,
Omaha Bee
Rent Question Solved
or 3, 459 Ja7nilies
Your rent money buys nothing but a privilege,
-chick is gone at the end of each month.
Ask a Realtor to help you buy a Home.
I
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REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN.
Florence.
KETHAWAT Suburban prop ty Col 1401.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
West
INTERESTED? 1
CERTAINLY!
Unusual Building Site
for Large Home in
Beautiful Evanston
lis feet on Harnpy Street,
feet on 6t.lh Street.
Lot, fa cine south and west, overlooliB
.Kim wood 1'ark. rt
PRICE $5,900
vl the owner. J. M. MiH"a rlltv, "07
South 5:)rd Strt. Walnut 4812. 01; 6d
Jones Street, Tj ler 8.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
, TO EXCHANGE Extra well Improved
160-acre aouth central Iowa grain and
to
iock larm, 34 miles to county heat
own. Owned by two younc men. both
working in large department store.
Want small stuck general merchandise
or hardware Mock of about 1 2.00(1 to
llFi.otMi. Good terms on balance. No
objection to small town. Business
where two men could be employed.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West
MUST BE SOLD
SIX ROOMS;
HOT WATER HEAT
Xeit modern home in good re
pair, recently painted: oak floors,
south front lot 50x132, handy to
car line: paved street; large shade
trees. Owner leaving city and can
give early possession. Cheap at
$5,500, and terms can be arranged.
GLOVER & SPAIN,
REALTORS.
919 Citv Natl. Bajik Bldg.
Douglas
$2,500 CASH
Six-room, fctrli'tly modern, futl two
iory houae near Mth and Kowlw. Liv
ing room, dintnsr room and kitchen on
first floor. hxp nice bed rooms and
bath on second floor. Full cement batfe
mtnt, furnace heat. Lot BOxlnO. gtiuth
front, on paved otreet, .paving paid
t.arape, Prife $5,660. 1
Payne Investment Co.,
S57 Omaha Natl. Bank Bldg D. 1781.
Ask for Mr. (jlbenri.
Sunday, Colfax .i:'Z7.
rt i.n rl,,,k; Cl
VlUiSC W UUlUlUUld U1.I1UU1
Seven-room house, large living
room, dining room and kitchen,
first floor: three bedrooms and
sewing room, second floor: full
attic and basement. Lower floor
fiuished In oak, second floor
maple and gumwood. South front,
lot 65x124. Walking distance to
Field club. Price attractive.
Gallagher & Nelson,
513 Petw. Trust BUlg. Douglas ;
5?!
i DANDY
BUNGALOW.
Five rooms and bath, ell the built-in
f titurcn: oak finish in "Iving and dini g
rooms and two bedrooms; full base
i mont and floored attic; pedestal lava
I loir, one-piece sink, laundry tubs; ga
rage; price. $6,301.
OSBORNE REALTY CO.,
4 SO Pefra Trust Bldg. Tyler 46.
( jTl&7 P.OBISON. real estate and Invest
ment. 443 Bee Bldg. Douglas SU7.
The Omaha school census shows that
3,459 families in Omaha became home
owners last year.
For them, the rent question was solved
when they made their initial payments
on their homes.
They have quit paying" rents that
amount with compound interest
from $8,000 to $17,000 in fifteen years.
OMAHA REAL ESTATE BOARD.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
West.
NEW two-ftory tita-oc house at 4f.th Av1.
and Foiiteneile Blvd.; six rooms, bath
and reakfaat room: stairway from
kinhn to landing; oak floors through
out; oak finish on first floor and hita
enamel on second floor. Phone owner.
Harney
IT60.00
plus your rent buya this five-room all
modern home in nice location. One
block from car. Larg-e lot with fruit
and shade trees.
m AHM ANSON BlLi'N.
" Hi Petera Trust Bltig Tyler 5171.
HHi I.UT5. 6t'Xl ; oii or rnor'-; good lo
c:itlou; clin.- to car. no building restrje
tifu; cheat', tt-rrnfl. iliw.eltoij, ,i-4lii and
.Ma Mir..
BENSON a- METERS CO.. 4 Om. UfL
LEAUTIFli. new West Karnani home. I
rooms, l-'J No. 3:d. Harney li9S.
South.
$2,700 CASH
Six-room, strictly modem. up-to-the
minute bungalow in Leavenworth
Heights, all on one floor. Nice large
living room, sun room with bevel plated
French doors, dining room with built
in bookcases, colnnadc. openings; kitchen
with built-in features; . two nice bed
rooms and bath, all on one floor, with
oak finish and oak floors. Nice floored
attic, full cement basement, furnace
heaj. South front lot. Owner leaving
city and has offered to sacrifice at
J7.000 for quick sale.
Payne Investment Co.,
i'37 Omaha National Bank. D. 17si.
Ask for i!r. Gibson.
Sunday. Colfax 3:27.
Modern Bungalow
For Sale by Owner
Seven-room housf,
balance can terms,
f'tr particulars.
onlj'
Call
MTTST RE SOLD
Seven-room strictly moderj home,
oil finish, hot water, heat. garage,,
large lot, near !4th and Manderson,
4,3UO. See me for appointment. I). lH..i.
W. G. SHRIVER,
1S7 O. N. Bk. Bldg '
60C.0 CASH
, and monthly payments buys a nice six
room house near 10th and Corby. The
owner must sell, so b:.s priced low for
immediate sale. Let us fhow you this
bargain.
AHMANSON & BILON,
retersTrost Bldg. TylerJE171.
JUST BUILT
AND FOR SALE BT OWNER
New, modern 2-story house: 6 rooms
and bath: first floor finished In oak,
second floor white enamel; onk floors
throughout; well located; on paved
street. For particulars call H. 1790
after C p. m.
NK'B three- room- house on paved street,
close to car. Fine lot and shade trees
Located near 30th and Plnkney. Can
be bought cheap. Terms.
AHM ANSON & BILON
;:4Teter Trust Bldg. Ty. . S171
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
2823 SEWARD STREET.
NEW MODERN BUNGALOW.
$75(1 CASH. BALANCE MONTHLY.
" CREIGH, 60S BEE. Doug. 800,
FOf R rooms, newly decorated, near 24tn
and Bprague Sts., water, gas. electric
lights, toilet, telephone. Immediate pos
session. Price 12.500; fiOO down and
fii per month. Inquire of owner. 4017
North 25t hSt.
NORTHWEST corner 20th and Nicholas
Sts. Lot 9 feet on Nicholas and 170
on 20th street .- Chris Boyer. 2123 Cum-
lng. '
Omaha Real Estate and Investment
JOHN T. BOHAN
621 Paxton Blk. Phone Tyler 48&0.
NEW oak finished home, 7 rm., sun room.
tile bath, double garage, fireplace, etc.;
tl3,B00. Terms. Douglas 1784 days.
111NNE LUSA homes and lots offer the
best opportunity- to invest your money
Phone Tyler 187.
A FEW homes and lots for sale in Park
wood addition: a Bate place for Invest
ment. Norria fc Norrls. Douglas 4270.
iRoOM HOUSE, partly modern: colored
district. $1,800; easy terms. H. 6G5.
South. '
FOR sale by owner leaving city, Hans
come park, near Windsor school, eight-
room modern house, hot water, heat;
corner lot and garage. Call Harney
5274. .
ROURKES SPLIT
DOUBLE-HEADER
WITH ST. JOSEPH
Locals Take First Came, 6 to
5, in 11 Innings and Lose
Second in Sad Con
test, 9 to 1.
More than 8.0U0 person.-, some of
them base ball faa but many 0f
thcchcap .ports, watched Omaha
and t. Joseph split a double-header
yesterday at Rourke park. The first
fjame went to Omaha in 11 thrilling
innings, score, 6 to S, and the second
to St. Joseph, score, 9 to 1.
Palmero pitched the first game for
the Rotirkes against' Stewart and
Williams, while Dc Vitalia and
Schatzman hurled for Omaha in tin.
second game against McLaughlin.
The Drummers hit hard in each
game. Iu the opening fracas, the
visitors rapped the Cuban for 11
safeties and in the second they ham
s' imo cash ' m:rcd out 14, one of them a homer,
Colfax "hm ! ofrea triple and three of them dou
bles. ., ,
. Drtimmrrs Tallv
t 1 i-if tf"rcrl in t'n. firc.t inrimo
in the opening fame. Bonowitz got
a life when Ltlivelt dropped Wei
dell's low throw ;lo first. Kelleher
sacrificed. Connolly grounded out
and Walker singied, .scoring Bono
witz. They scored three more in the
fifth when Emerich drew a pass and
Crosby and Kelleher singled and
Bonowitz doubled.
The Rourkes tallied once in their
half of the fifth. , Platte singied
through the box, went to second on
LeliWt s single and nome on Ma
son's single. Score. 4 to l.St.
Joseph.
In the seventh the locals scored
a pair. Gislason beat out a bunt,
I'latte flied out to Emerich. Lelivcit
sinelctt at-ain and Lee doubled, scor
ing Gislason and Lclivelt. In the
cignin, i.euveii s ciew tieu me counu
Lingle ledAiff with a single over
short, went to second on ralmero s
sacrifice to third on Haney's out and
home on WeideU's single.
In the eleventh, the visitors scored
one. Shestak was safe at first on
Mason's error. Emerich beat out
a bunt. Crosby struck out. Wil
liams struck out. Bonowitz singled
over third, scoring Shestak. Kel
leher flied out to Platte.
' Win in Eleventh Frame.
The Rourkes came back with two
runs iu the eleventh and won the
game. Here's how they "did it:
Gislason got a life on Kelleher's
boot. Platte doubled to left, scoring
Gislason w-ith the tying run. Le
livelt singled for the Tourth hit ot
the game, sending Platte to third.
Lee forced Leh'velt out at second and
then stole second. Mason walked
filling the bags. Lingle hit to Con
nolly who threw wild to the plate
to catch Platte scoring and the game
was over.
De Vitalis started the second game.
He walked a man in the first inning
and Umpire Matty Fitzpatrick walk
ed two. Nevertheless the visitors
failed to score. In the second, how
ever, Emerich and McLaughlin each
singled and Kelleher tripled, cleaning
the bags.
In the Rourkes' half of the sec
ond inning Platte walked, Lee sing
led and Brown walked, filling the
It o
It Sent
bates, and Manager Jack Lehve
Palmero in to hit for De Vitalis.
Many of the fans took objection to
Lelivelt's action ; and hooted and
hissted the Rourke manager -during
iL . r .... i. j:5
tne rest tu ujc game. iiu oniy uiu
L,elivelt receive their venom but they j
turned in a bodv into St. Toe rooters, i
"knocking" everv Rourke and ap-! Totals... s 12 21 ia
plauding every Drummer. ! 'Batted for .Marks in mmh.
Schatzman went in to pitch in the ihoma city fcl
third inning. Walker, the first man! Kum,:"Pi'tt Hooper. Lindlmore. Hughes,
UP. Sent the ball over the right field, j Kruger, Bogart, Boehler. Errors: Allen,
' Yockev. Sacrifice hits: Marks. Moore,
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
Miscellaneous.
CLOSE-IN BARGAIN
Here is a 7-room cottage, all modern, j njts- Off Allen, 1 and 12 in nine innings;
not new but in good condition, at what 0'ff Ferrell, 2 and 1 in one-third inning;
we consider a bargain price, located in ! nrf Marks! 1 and 4 rn eight and two
a rapidly developing district, close to car, thirds innings. Passed ball: Dunn. I'm
school, etc. Price only I3.SO0. Cun ! j,jrt,s- Bucker and Lauzon. Time: 1:40.
make reasonable terms. Don't fall to I
ask about this.
D. V. SH0LES CO.,
REALTORS.
Doug. -4 fi, 915-17 City National Bank.
WANT A HOME?
Possibly we have it for you. It costs
nothing to phone Douglas 1345 or come
to 1606 Dodge St.
BIRKETT & CO.
sella, rants
Real estate.
Douglas C3
and Insures. 250 Bee Bldg.
BEAUTIFULLY finished -roorn house,
hot water heat. Bargain, 37,200. Dg.
4641.
4-KOOM house. 2 lots, nesr Windsor
school: .",.0HU. Douglas 4641.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
!
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1 nnn
K-,wv
WHY WORRY OVER
COAL SHORTAGE?
Buy this 7-room home; Lot wau-r .
hat, with oil burner; iucrter-sawrd ;
white oak fioor dowiir.tuirs ; new ga
rage; don't pass this up; am leaving
city and this must mil. Coil Owner,
Walnut 26S1.
Your Needs Easily Secured
by Using Bee Want Ads.
PHONE TYLER 1000.
BASE BALL
DIRECTORY
Games Today.
Western League.
f'klahoma City at Jopllu.
Tulsa at Wichita,
.-i i ti i v City at .I'--- 'Moirico.
M. Jofcph nt I'niiiha.
Niilioiutl league.
Louis at Brooklyn.
CiiiciniiiUi at New Yuri-..
American League.
T'l.ilHiloirla- at St. Luuif..
Washingtoti at Cleveland,
Haston hi ietroit.
New l'ork at Chicago.
lor. a Homeland lrom then on
JfB Ll'at A
, fiIlai COunt was 9 to 1
first tiame.
OMAHA.
A. K.
ii. ro. a.
14 3
S 1 0
1 0 5
S 6
4 12 1
1 1
110
1 7 1
lis
14 38 13
IT. ro. A.
2 i 0
2 S 6
0 5 4
1 1
2 1 4
l 12 1
2 10
2 i
( 1 0
0 0 0
11 ! 15
F..
1
II
0
1
41
1
1
0
j Haile v. s 5 H
I H eidell, XI 5 (I
' (.ifcla-on. -'! ,r "i
' I'latlc, rf ...5 S
I.elivelt, lb 5 J
Lee, If 4 (I
' ltnn, rf 4 O
i l.ingle. c 4 l
I l'jlmeru, p 8 0
j Tolals 40 6
ST. JOStPH.
AH. K.
K.
0
1
1
II
1
(i
0
i)
1
II
1
o
"One out when .winning run scored
Omaha II 0 I) 1 2 1 0 n s-
M. Joseph 1001)30000!) 1 5
Two-hnse lii: Ie. . I-livcll. Plaft.
Bonowitx. Stolen hae: Lee, Emerich
('.), KeUelier, Bontm-itz. Sacrifice hits:
1'alniero, Kelleher. Larned runs: Omaha
i, St. tlosepli 2. Left n haies: Omailia
6, St. JoM-ph 8. struck oat: By Pal
mero 9. by Stewart none, by William . 1.
liases on ball': Off Palmero 1, off Stew
palmero.
art none, off Williams i. wild pitch:
1-oslng pitrher: Williams.
tmpires: Ialy and J itzpatrlck. Time:
1:50.
Second jrame:
OMAHA.
Honowitz, rf o
Kelleher. St. .
(onnolly, Sb h
Valker, rf 4
onroy. Kb ........ a
Mietituk, ll 5
Kmerick, If 4
nihliy. c 5
Stewart, c. 3
illiams, i
Tolttls 44
' Alt. R. H. !, A. K.
4 0 2 S 8 2
4 0 1 '2 0
4 0 0 2 1 1
3 l 0 2 l!
..j.... 4 1 1 11 O O
4 0 4 3 0-0
4 0 0 0 0 0
3 O 0 4 1 O
i. 0 .0 II 0 .8 0
i S l 0 0 0 0
1 0 O 0 0 0
i o o u e
34 1 8 27 17 3
ST. JOSU'H. ,
ab. k. )A. ro. a. r.
4 0 1- 4 0.0
...4 1 3 4-01
ii S 2 0 4 1
S 3 8 3 0 O
3 1 1 2 0
4 'I I 8-0 l
5 1 3 8 0 II
4 0 4 O tt
p 4 12 0 3 0
36 14 27 S
. Huncj. si
' Ueidrli. b
. risla'4on. Sb
'J.7f(,'itrflb;;;
i,ee. lr...
: JJn.
Brown, c . . .
lie Vitulis.
vrhatr.man,
'Palmero . ,
xLingtr ... .
Totals
lionowitt, rf.
Kelleher, ss.
Connolly, 2b.
Walker, rf . .
Couroy, 3b. . .
Nhestak, lb. .
Kmerick, If . .
Crosby, r. . .
McLaughlin,
Totals
"Batted for DeVitalis In second.
xbatted lor Schatzman in ninth.
Omaha O00100 0 1
St. Joseph 08101401 0
Home run: Wailier. Three-base hit:
I'tlleher. Two-base hits: llivelt, Con
rov, Shestak. Walker. Double plays: Ha.
nej to t.islason. Bonowitz lo Shestak.
J-jirned runs: Omaha 1. St. Joseph H.
Left on liases: Omaha 7, St. Joseph .
Struck out: By DeVitalis 1, by Schatz
man none, bv McLaughlin 4. Bases on
off McLaughlin 3. I uipires: Fitzpatrick
and lialy. Time: 1 :50.
Joplin Continues Losing ,
Streak, Sooners Win, 4 to 3
Joplin, Mo., Aug. 1. The Miners
Inst their thirteenth consecutive
game here today through inability
! to hit when hits were needed with
men on bases. Score.
OKLA. CITY. I JOPLIN.
AB.H.O.A. AB.H.O.A.
Pi", rf 3 2 4 1 Krue'r. 2b 6 1 6 2
if a o s O Stutz. Sb 6 0 2 1
Vturrie'r. cf 3 0 4 OiLamb. cf 4 1 3 0
Llnd e, 3b 4 1 1 2;Bogart, rf 4 1 0
Gram, lb 3 0 10 0;Yockey, ss 4 2 3
Darrir. ss 4 0 0 2 Boehler, lb 4 110
Hughes, ib i 1 1 aisorensen, if 4 8 1
Orifflth. c 2 1 4, Dunn, c 4 1 3
Auni
3 0 0 4;Farrell, p
Marks, p
. . 26 i 27 12W:agner
0 0 0
2 0 0
0 0 0
Totals.
Criffith. Sacrifice flies: Wagner. Gra
ham. Base on balls: OJi Ferrell 1. Hit
by pitcher: By Ferrell (Harper). Left
on bases: Oklahoma City 2, Joplin 8.
i:
. i nr.-nttKi- r.iLS
Soren.-en. Linaimore.
i Twn.hu r. hUh- Hughes. Yockey (2). Sor-
l-r.sen. Stolen base: Pitt. Struck out: By
Murks 4. bv Allen z. tiarnea runs aim
! Wichita Wins Over Oilers
! In Ninth-Inning Rally
Wichita, Kan Aug. 1. Wichita
staged a sensational ninth-inning
rally and won the game .when Tulsa
blew up temporarily after having
what appeared to be a safe lead. The
game was' played before a record
breaking crowd for Island park. 6.500
inns witnessing the conies'.. Score:
TULSA. I
WICHITA.
AB H.O.A.'
AB.H.O.A.
llSmith. cf
4
0
0
0
.Wuffll. 2b 4
iMcM s, lb 4
. 2,Wash'n, rf r.
ti 0 Berger, as 3
3 ! Yarj an. c 3
0 S,BeU, lb 1
3 0 Butli-r, 3b 2
3 ( Conlan, if 3
t i Qriffln. 2b 3
0 2 Musstr, p 2
0 3
1 1
Tierney, ss 4
Clev'd, 3b 3
e 4
0 12
3 0
2
0 1
0 0
i conn y, ci
In.vU rf
SVS
Totals.
Tui.a
32 8 '25 13 TotaU...24 3 27 18
o . o , o . o o o,
.,. 0 0 0 0 0 2 i
w ichita
Runs: Connolly, Washburn. Berger. Kr-
ror: Morris. Bases on ballr: Off Voaaer
l, on .atom ii. Bacriiic- nits,, omi-i,
Yaran. Back, Butler. Burke. Ht by
pitcher: Beck. Viasnoum. Leu on oases:
Wichita . Tula . Two-base hits:
Vtuffli, Dsvis. Stole
Connolly.
Foreign Exchange,
American State Bank,
18th and Farnam Sts. Adv.
Double play: Tierney to TVuffil to Mc
Mtinn. Struck out: By Musser 4. by
Morris s. Umpires: M'llson and Flood.
Time: l:S.i
xone outi when winning run scored.
Sioux City Wins Two
Games From Pes Moines
Des Moines, la., Aug. 1. Sioux City
cVfeated Des Moines in a double-header
here today, IS to 4 and 6 to i.
First game:
SIOUX CITV. I DES MOINES.
AB.H.O.A AU.U.O.A.
'roueh. rf 4 3 0 OlO'Hpra, If 4 0 3 0
Marr, bb 6 2 1 llMcD'tt. 3i 4 1 ;. 1)
Defale, SB 5 1 2 i.Wolfor. ss S 2 2 2
AlrU. lb & 1 14 1 O CT. rf-lb 4 2 2 tl I
Hniii n. cf 4 2 '3 1 Alld'son, rf 4 1 2 1 !
flffert. If fi 1 0 0 Ha k. Jb-p 4 0 3 1,
Cuony, 2b a 2 2 4 Echols, 2U 4 0 6 1 ,
Spellman.c 4 2 4 u iJtnner, c 3 12 4
I'.as'asen.p G S 1 4 Cykc. ki. p 1 0 1 0
! (Bu'w. p-cf 2 0 2 1
i Totals. ..43 IS 27 16,
Totals. . .33 7 27 IS
Sioux City 02203003 ." 13
Des Moines 000202 0 0 0 4
Runs: Delate, Met. Ilobinson (2),
Liffert C2i. Cooney (6), Spellman, Kas
nicssen, .McDermett (2), Wolfe 12).
fcrrors: Robinson, McDermott. Erhols
(2), Buckalew. Home runs: Spellman.
Two-base hits: Kasmussen, Couney, Miv
Dermott, O'Connor. Sacrifice hits: Marr
12), Spellman. Stolen bases: Crouch,
Derate (2 1. Elffert (2), Cooney. Ift on
bases: tiioux City 16. Des Moines J.
Struck out: By Cykowskl 1, by Buckalew-
1, by RaamuKPCn 2. Base on ba!l:
Off Cykowskl 1. off Buckalew 7, off Hsb
btook 2, off Rasmufsen 1. Wild pitch:
Has brook. Passed hall:. Banner. Earned
rim. ATlri title- I iff Ci-Iiav.1,1 A anA 1 Tl In
three Innings (none out in 4th), off
Buckalew 3 and 7 in five and one-third,
tff Hasbrook none and 1' in two-thirds,
off Kasmussen 3 and 7 in nine. Losinr
p:tcher: Cykow'skl. Double plnyr: Rob'
inson to Spellman; Defate to 1ets. Um
pires: Buckley and Jacobs. Time: l:ii2.
Second Qitmc:
SlOU XCITT. I
DES MOINES.
AB.H.O.A.
AB.H.O.A.!
O : Crouch, rf 4
I) Marr. 3b 4
4) Delate, ss .1
Meu, lb 4
0 ! Kobi'n, ' f 4
0 j Elffert, If 3
' Cooney, 2b 2
2 ; SpellmaniC 3
i Manouk, p 2
3 :2 0 O'Hara. If 3 0 1
2 S 2 McD'rt, lb !'l I 1
3 3 B;Wolfer, as 3 1 2 0
0 8 OO'Con'r. cf 4 1 1 0
1 0;Anden, rf 3 0 1 0
3 1 1 Hasb'k. lb 2 2 10 1
0 2 n.Coffev. 2b 2 0 2 1
0 1 2 Banner, c 3 2 3 1
0 0 OiMerz, p 3 116
0 0 01 .
0 1 0!- Totals... SS 72110
I,yonp, p 0
Daven'.t, p 0
Totals. . .29 11 tilt,
Sk.ux City 1 1 2 t 1 0 0 C
Des Moines 0 0 1 2 0 2 0 a
Called at end of seventh inning by agree
mnt. Runp; Crouch, Marr,- Robinson, Eiffert
(2), Spellman, Wolfer, O'Connor, Ander
son. Hasbrook, Bonrrer. Errors: Robinfon,
Eiffert. Wolfer 2), Banner. Two-mifiB
hits: Eiffert (2), Robinson, Defate, Mens,
Hasbrook, Banner. Sacrifice hits: Defate,
Cooney, Manouk. Haabroak. Home run:
Eiff-rt. Stolen bast: .Crouch. Left cn
oases: Sioux City, I,: De oMines, . Struck
jut: By Merz, S. Base on bails: Off Ala
nnuk. S. Hit by pitched ball: By Manauk.
O'Hara. ' Sa'rned runs and hits: Off Murs,
1 runs, ll'htts in 7 innings: off Manouk,
2 runs, 6 hits in 6 1-3 innings: off l,onf,
no runs, 1 hit in no innings, pitched to pre
liwttpr- off Ilsvennnrt. Tin runs, no hits in
2-3 inning. Winning pitcher: Manouk. 1
Double plays: Eiffert to Coor.y' to Marr.
Coffev to Hasbrook. Umpires: Jacobs a:id
Buckley. Time: 1:22..
Offers Cup to Best
Omaha Girl Swimmer
What is expected to be the largest
woman's swimming meet ever held
in Omaha, js scheduled to be held
at the Carter Lake club bathing
beach, Wednesday, August 11. The
meet and diving coritests, which are
under the direction of the Carter
Lake club, are open to every wom
an and girl, in Omaha who can
swim. ,
Miss Annette Kellennan, well
known aquatic star, has offered a
loving cup to be known as "The
Annette Kellerman Loving Cup" to
the best. woman, swimmer and diver
in Omaha.
The national woman's water
championships Vill be held at Lon?
Beach some time in August, and it i
is the plan of the Carter Lake offi
cials to enter the winners of the lo
cal meet in thenational champion
ships. U. S. Should Win
America may depend upon John
ston and Tilden in their endeavor to
win the Davis cup tennis matches at
Auckland, Australia, rext L'ecember.
They are clever double players, have
till kinds of shots and with practice
will no doubt develop and blend
their individual games with the one
composite whole so necessary to the
fine performance of the real doubles
game. With Johnston's magnificent
return of the service and Tilden's
reach thev might well take the Aus
tralian players as their model and
j. lay the strikers' partner up at the
service line, thus converting the ob
solete defensive game on the receiv-
j jpg end into a Snappy offense,
Four Teams Pennantless
Clubs in each" major league which
have yet to win a championship are
St Louis in National, and New
York, Washington and St Louis in
American. v
American Association
Columbus. O. First game: R. H. E.
R H E
Kansas City .6 lo' 0
Columbus .' j in t
Batteries Weaver and Brock: Stanford
jsnci nelly.
I Second game: R. H. E.
i Kansas City 10 4
Columbus .11 16 2
Batteries Sherman and Hartley? Rey
nolds. Horstman and Brock.
T Indianapolis. Ind.
PL Paul
H. H. E.
3 1
.1 1 3
Indianapolis
J ; Batteries Hall and Hargrave; Rogge,
' ; Cavet and Helinee.
' ToledoFirst game: . R. H. E.
xrer...v.v.v.:v.:::::::::::::. 5 I
Batteries Robertson and Mayer: Middle-
! tor. and McNeill,
second game: R. H. E.
t Minneaoolis i in i
1 Toledo
7 4 4
i iwdermllk
Robertson and
Oacns,
v.vr: Strvker. iiradv and Wurr.hv
, - .
Louisvilte
I Tvlilwautee ,
K. H. E.
.1 si
.0 4 1
Gaston:
i Louisville
- y; ' 1,',-,-
1 wns.i and -locbet,
land
GIANTS DEFEAT
REDS BY RALLY
IN LAST INNING
New Yorkers Get to.Luque in
Ninth Frame and Grab
Victory From
t Cincinnati.
New York, Aug. 1. New York
defeated Cincinnati today, to" 2,
in a ninth-inning rally. Luquc had
the Giants at his mercy until that
inning, when, after two were out
Young and Frisch singled. The
former scored on Kelly's double
and Frisch and Kelly came home
on Spencer's single.
CINCINNATI I NEW YORK.
AB.H.O.A. AB.H.O.A.
Oroh. 3b 4 0 1 3 Burns, If 4 0 5 1
Rath. 2b 4 12 2'Kanc't, si
Daubert,lb 4 2 2Voung, rf
0 3
3 It
2 1
2 30
1 3
0 2
1 3
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
' Kousn, ci 3 1 4 u rnsin, so
: Duncan. If 4 1 2 0 Kelly, lb
Kopt, as 2 1 S2 2ti)eiicer, rf
t NeaL rf 4 0 2 4, Doyle, in
Win go.
4 0 S 2iSmtth. c '
4 12 LBarnefs. p
'Douglas, p
Luque, p
Totals. . .33 7 26 12,xKing
Toney. p
Tutals. . .32 9 27 12
Two out when winning run acored.
xBatted for Douglas in wighth.
Cincinnati 1 0001 000 ft S
NVw Tork ' 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 S 3
Runs: Groh, Kopf, Young. Frisch,
Kelly. Errore: Bancroft, Young. Two
base hits: Klly. stolen banes' Frisch,
I.oush. Sacrifice hits; Koush. Kopf.
Double plays: Burns to Smith; Rath to
Daubert Left on bases: Cincinnati J,
New York 4. Bases on balls: tiff Luqus
1. Douglas 1. Hits: off Barnes 2 in
ore-third inning, off Douglas 4 in seven
sr.d two-thirds, off Toney 1 in one.
Struck out: By Luqu 3. by Douglas 2.
Passed ball: Smith 2), Winning
pitcher: Toney. Umpires: Qu'gley and
O Day. Time: 1:E0.
Brooklyn Wins Second.
. Brooklyn, N. Y.. August 1. Brooklyn
made it two struight from St. Louis by
winning today, s to 2. Schupp was hit
hard for six innings and then retir-d
for a pinch hitter. Kircher. recency pur
chased from Richmond, finished for the
Cardinals.
- ST. LOUIS. ! .BROOKLYN.
AB.H.O.A.) - AH.H.O:A.
Smith, cf 5 1 1 O Olson. bs 5 0 0 1
Four'r, lb 4
7 SMohn'n. 3b 4 3 3
2 2 Neis, rf 2 0 4 0
4 2: Wheat, If 4.1 3 0
2 0'Myers, cf 4 3 3
1 OlKoney. lb 1 111 I
3 BKilduff. 2b. 4 3 2 1
Stock, Sb 4
Hornsby.2b 4
McHenry. If 4
Heat'e, rf 2
iavan. ss
McCarty, c 1
Dilhoefer.c 1
Schupp, p 2
Kircher, p 0
Knode ' 1
xSchultj 0
2 Miller, c J 1 4 0
ljGrim.es, p 3 1 0 6
Sj Totals... S3 12 27 10
0 0 01
Totals. .;.31 4 24 171 '
Batted for St hupp in seventh.
xBatted lur Kircher in ninth. v
Ft. Louis' , 0 0 0 n -0 0 1 0 0 Y
Brooklyn 02003001 6
Runs: Dilhoefer, Olson. Johnston,
NeiKR. Myers, Koneuhy. KUdoff. Errors:
Stock. Hornsby. Htiathcote, Olson (2),
Crimes. Two-base hits: Heatbcote.
Three-base hits: Johnston. Stolen liases:
livers. Sacrifice hits: Fournier, Heath
cote, Lavan. Neis, Miller. Double plays:
Schupp; McCarty to Stock to Hornsby to
Lavan: Dllhoefer, Fournier to Dllhoefer.
Left on bases: St. Louis 10, Brooklyn 7.
Bases on balls: Off Schupp 1, off Grimes
4 Hits: Off Schupp b in six innings,
off Kircher 4 in two. Hit by pitched
ball: By Schupp (Neis). Struck out:
Bv Schupp 2. by Grimes 4. Wild pitch
Schupp. Passed balls: McCarty, Mil
iar (2). Losing pt'eher: Schupp. Um
pires: Hart and Harrison. Time:
1:44.
Walter Hagen Beats
Jim Barnes in v Play
Off for Golf Title
reenwich, , Conn., Aug. 1. Wal
ter Hagen, French open and metro
politan golf champion, gained more
honors by defeating Jim Barnes of
St Louis in the 18-hole playoff of
the Metropolitan Golf association
championship tournament at the
Greenwich Country club. The win
ner made the round in 70, to 74 for
Barnes. ' v
Hagen now has won the metro
politan three times, including last
year. ' In 1918 he defeated Barnes '
and Charlie Hoffner in a playoff.
In the struggle both Hagen and
Barnes played brilliantly at times,
though both missed short putts. 4
Hagen got into less ditticulty, and
he practically settled all doubt as
to the final outcome by gaining a
lead of four strokes on the turn. He
went out in 36, to Barnes 40. It
was fine golf coming back, fcoth
being better than par. Their cards:
Out
Hagen
Barnes
In
Hagen
Barnes
43454445 336
44445465 440
3 3 245445 43470
25345345 33474
"Vets" of Foreign Wars
In Small Bore League
It will interest riflemen ,to learn
that the League of Associated Rifle
clubs, Veterans of Foreign Wars,
have united as affiliated members of
the American Small Bore league, an
organization with a membership of
250,000. '.
Australia Leads Nations
In Winning of Davis Cup
Australia has won the Davis cup
six times, England five tjmes and
America three times. No other na
tion has won the famous trophy put
up by Dwight F. Davis. "
Harnessing a nearby " river for j
powet, American interest will buitd j
an electric railroad to reach mar-1
cessible gold fields in the interior of j
Venezuela. '
Cleveland, O., Aug. 1. Washing
ton opened its scries here today with
an 8 to 5 victory over Cleveland.
Bagby, who started for Cleveland,
was driven out in the third when
Rice tripled and Roth hit a home
ruu into the new field stand, the
first time the feat had been accomp
lished. Clark, a teciuit, who suc(
ceeded Bagby was effective. Rice
stole second twice and stole hem'
in the fifth.
WASHINGTON. I CLEVELAND.
AB.H.O.A. I AB.H.O.A,
Shanks, lb 3 0 10 1 Jaml.ison.lf 4 0 10
Milan, If 5 11 li Chapman. a bit
Hire, cf t. 4
Roth, rf 6 3
Harris, 2I 4
Kllerbe. as 4 3
Thomas. Sb 4 0
Oharrity, o 4 1
Shaw, p 3 1
2 0 Speaker, cf 4
0 0-Smlth. rf 4
3 t Gird r, b 4
1 1
I I
0
3 3, Want's, 2b
1 0
1 r.!John'n, lb 210
n;ONelll, o 1
1 li Bagby, p 0 t
ICIark. B 2 0 1
Totals. . .87 12 27 Hi-Nlehauti. p I)
Craney -110
x Burns 10 0
sCaldwrll 0 0 0
Tolals... 14 8 27 1 1
B. Utl tut lurk in stven'lr
j Hatted for Niehsn In nlmh.
iRan for O'Neill In ninth.
Washington I ! ! I 1 ! I l-l
L'ieteianU .' 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 2
Ilutis: Shanks. Milan, Rice (3), Roth
2). EllerlH-. Chapman. Kiakr (2), Smith.
Johrtaon. Errors: Ellerbe. Two-base hite:
Roth. Ellerbe. Milan, Smith 12), Wemhs
canns. Oraney. t'hapman. Three-base hit:
Kiie, Home run: Koth. Stolen bases:
Klce (3, Ellerbe. Irfft on basea: Washing
ton. 6; Cleveland. 7. Bases on balls: tiff
Shaw, 6; off Bagby. 1; off Clark. 2; orf
Siehaus, 1. Hits: Off Bagby, In 2 In
rtngs. none nut in third: off Clark, 4 In
5 innings: off Nlehaus. 2 In 2 innings.
Struck out: Bv Shaw, 3; bv Clrrk. 4: by
Niehaus, 2. Balk: Clark. Losi'g pitcher:
Bagby. Umpires: Dlncen and Owen.
Time: 1:41.
Boston Defeats Detroit.
Detroit, Mirt., Aug. 1. Hoyt outpitchea
Fihmke and Boston won the first game
of the s'rtes from Detroit, 4 to 2. Mc
Innis made a remarkable stop of a drTve
off Jons' oat -m hen the Tigers had the
bases filled in the third inning.
BOSTON- DETROIT.
AB.H.O.A I AB.H.O.A.
Vitt. 2b 4 0 1 2 Young, 2b t 2
1
4
1
Foster, 2b 8 1 1 Si Bush, e
Menosky.lf 3 10 nlCobb. cf
Hooper, rf 4 0 li O Veach, If
Pchang. c I 1 5 liHeil n. lb
Mrln'a. lb 3 111 OPlagd. rf
Scott, ss 4 2 2 3 Jones. 3b
Ttallev. cf 3 1 1 OlStanare. e
1 3
0 0
1 2
1 12
o :
A
0 s
o o
0
0
0
0
3
1
A
6
Hoyt. p 4 10 8:Alnsmlth. c 0
IBhnike. p 3
Totals... 31 S 27 12lxShorten 1
zliale 1
i
0 O
0 0
Totals. . .31 C 27 It
sHatted for ',hnike in ninth.
Batted for Bianaga in eighth.
Boston ,,. 10 0 0 10 1 I .
Detroit 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
Runs: Yitt, Foster, fichatig, Scott. Tonne,
FlHgstead. Errors: JToBter, Young:, Stan
sge. Alnsmith. Three-base hit: Foster.
Stolen has-t . Fester, Scott, Menosky. Sac
rifice hit: Mclnnls. Jones, Bailey. Double-
plays: Ehmke to Heilman 2). Left
on liases: Boston 6, Detroit 9. ' Bases ml
halls: Off mjt 4, off Ehmke 4. Hit bv
pitcher: By Hoyt (Flegstead). Struck
out: Bv Hoyt S. by Ehmke 4. Passed
balls: Senang. Ainsinlth. Umpires: Frlel,
Chill and liorlarlty. Time: 1:50.
St. Louis Wins.
St Louis, ilo., August I. St Louis
In the early fining:- today drove oit
Moore and Bigtw and defeated Phila
delphia, 12 to Jarobson led wllrr
three doubles and a single in five time
at bat.
PHILADELPHIA. ST. LOU1R
AB.H.O.A AB.H.O.A.
Welch, rf 4 11 O Clcrber, ss 4 1 1 3
Dykes. 2b 4
C. W er,- If; 4
1 4-Gedeon. ib 2 1
6 IjSisler. lb 4 2
1 Vi Jacnbson.cf S 4
0 liWilliams.lf s 1
1 2 Smith, rf 6 1
2 l Austin. 2b 2 1
2 liSeTereid. c 3 1
lJColUns, c 1 0
- Oi Davis, p 4 0
F. W'r. cf 4 2
Dugan, 3b 4 1
Shannon.es 2
JVrkins, c 1
Myatt, e 2
Griffin, lb 2
Moore, p 1
Bigbee, p 1
Hasty, p 1
oalktway 1
1 14
1 01 Totals. . .35 12 27 13
o . o;
Totals... 33 7 24 111
Batted for HaBty in eighth.
Philadelphia 00012000 0 3
St. Louis ......4 3 1 2 3 ( 0 0 13
Runs: Dykes, C. Walker, F. Walker,
Gerber. Gedeon (3), Staler (3). Jacobson
2), Williams, Smith, Austm. Errors: Ge
deon. Dykea (2t, Myall. Two-base hile:
(. Walker, Jacobson (3), William.!-. Sisler.
Stolen bases: Smith 12), Sisler. Sacrifice
hit: Uriffin. Double play: Austin to
Oedeon. Ift on bases: Philadelphia, 7;
St. Louis. 4i. Bases on balls: Off Moore.
2; off Davis, 3; off Hasty. 3. Hits: -Off
Moore, 6 in 2 innings, noue out in third;
off Bigby, i in 2 innings, none out in fifth;
off Hasty, 2 in 4 innings. Struck cut: By
Moore, 1; by Dav'.s. 2. Vlld pitch: Hasty,
Losing pitcher: Moore4. Umpires: Evan'
tnd Hildebrand. Time: 1:25.
Keeord Crowd Bee Tanks.
Chicago, August 1. A crowd estimate
at 40,011", caid tni be the largest ever
to attend a game In the American League
park, today saw Chicago (hut out New
lock, 3 to 0.
Wond.Tful pitching by Eddie Clootte,
backed by perfect support, was responsi
ble. Not a visitor passed second hare
and only five hit safely. The fieldins
of Jackson and Felsch was sensatUinaU
Jackson went into the crowd In the
fourth and robbed Ruth of a double.
After he caught tha ball be fell over
t he fans. The New Tifrkers claimed he
dropped the ball but Umpire Connolly
ruled otherwise. Manager Hugglns said
.he Yankees wouid play the game under
protest and he objected so strenuously
That he was banished from the game.
NEW TORK. I CHICAGO.
AB.H.O.A.I , AB.H.O.A.
Pecki'h. sb 4 10 6 LeibRld.' rt 3 2 10
Pipp, lb
Pratt, 2
Ruth, rf
Meusel, If
Bodir, cf
Ward, 3b
Rue!, c
3 0 12 0 E. C . 2b 3 2 ,0
0
1
ueaver, jtb 4
1
0 0 eiJackson, If 3
2 3 0 Felsch, cf 4
3 4
1 3
2 II
0 0
c
0
4
4
J. Ci. lb 4
1 Rlsberg, ss 3
lisrhalk, c 3
Shawkey.p 2
Lewis 1
Mogrl'e, p 0
xGleich 1
0 ajCicotle,
p a
0 0:
0
0
Totals. . .30 11 rr Jl
Totals... 31 6 24 121
Batted fr Shav. key in seventh.
xBatted for Mogricge in ninth.
w Tork 00000000
Chicago 00102000
Runs: Leibold til. E. Collins. Errors:
Wood. Two-base lilts : E. Collins. Three
bi sehlts: J. .Collins. Stolen basei Jack
s. n. Sacrifice hits- Rlsbsrg. S. Collins
Double piays: Ward lo Pipp: Ward (un
arsisted). Left on bases: New York .
Chicago 7. Bases on balls: Off Cicotta
4. off Shawkey 2. Hits: Off Shawker
In six innings, off Mogridge 2 in two.
Hit by pitched ball: Bv Clcotte ( Pipp).
Struck out: By Clcotte 7. by Snawkey 3.
by Morrldge e. loosing pitcher; Shew,
key. Umpires: Ccnnelljr and Nallln
Time: 2:06.
Johnston Here August 9.
Newport, R. I., Julv 31, William
Johnston, national champion, and
William Tilden will make their first
appearance in tournament play in
this country since their success in
'lie preliminary Davis cup matches
in England at the annual Newport
Casino lawn tennis tournament, be
ginning August 9. . s '
Are Going Fishing.
C. D. Glover, E. W. . Bedford.
James Lyons, all realtors, and their
wives, with Mr. and Mrs. George -Thompson,
will leave August 7 for
a fishing trip to the Minnesota
lakes. They expect to be gone about
three weeks. . ;
Liberty BovCs Cashed
American State Bank.
18th and Farnam Sts. w-Ai.
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