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THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 1, 192o. 1 - t ' ROURKESWIN BOTH GAMES IN DOUBLE-HEADER Ruhr Issues But Five and Ragan Six Safeties Two ' , Contests Scheduled Again ' For Today. . . . ; , i Oscar Fuhr held Joplin to five hits m the first game of a- double header yesterday afternoon and Pat lUgan issuer the Miners only six safeties in the second contest, with the result that the Rourkes copped both ends of the bill with scores of 5 to 2 and 9 to 0. ' Mediocre base ball characterized both contests, ' and, outside ; of the Good fielding of Lee and Mason, the trames would have been featureless. The Rourkc leftfielders not only fielded in his usual style, but he hit thre sacrifice flies that scored three of his' teammates. ' Omaha scored one in the first in ning of the initial game on two walk and a sacrifice fly and again in the third on similar plays. Wei dell and Gislason each singled in Ihe fifth and IMatte scored 'em when he sloughed a double to centerfield. Gisla son's homer in. .the seventh chalked tip the fifth ' Rourke tally for, the game. . !'Whitey" smacked the .ball td deep right, and Lamb misjudged the sphere, the local sec-ond-sacker circling the sae4cs. - A1 hit batsman; a single, double , snd a sacrifice ; fly resulted in two lU'is for Joplin in the first game. .. Fuhr hurled good ball from start to finish and, on several occasions jerked hi te.inin'atcs out of tight places. The lanky Omaha hurler whined three ' Miners 'and walked " only' one ' ( ' The locals rolled their' heavy artil-1 lery into act m in . the second in ning o the last contest and after the barrage ' of hits was lifted, 4 runs had crossed uthe plate. Four jingles, a walk, fielder's choice and an errorj caused the rally. Omaha scored one in the fourth '' on two singles and an error and three tal lies in the eighth . on three errors, 'wo sacrifice hits and a base on balls. . - . , , ' ; Kagan worked in good form and ( dthough he didn't pitch wonderful ball, the veteran player twirled well enough to beat, the visitors. A , doubk-hcader .will be played this afternoon. Ladies' day has been changed to 'Thursday instead jfcFriday. ' ' The scores: . OMAHA. ' ''. A.U. II. H. P.O. A. E. rlaaey, ..J 1 Oil tVeldell. Sb s 1 0 1 . NIlnon, to ...... ..S i S S 4 0 flatte, rf 8 ! 1 t 0 1 !-. It ,0 2 0 l-ellvelt, lb 4 lo S Mason,, ef 4 . . '1 " Unci. .4. ....... 4 14 40 t'Bhr.'p ........ 3 0 t S . Totals' ...;....'...." "j'sV "1 S joplix." ' a m." i. . ro. . F.. Robertson, ss ......4 . 0 0 2 S 0 l.tnili. It '.,.4 ' u u ii w U Hog-art. rf .......1.4 0 -1 5 0 -Inedornr, lb .. ......4 0 7 0 0 Volfer, rt , 11 0 4 0 ilasner, th . ., 4 1 S 0 0 Vorkey, 2b 4 1 1, 0 Dunn, 0 S O 0 3erer, p S t 0 0 1 Total- ...M 24 "l Omaha 1 0 1 S 0 1 0 5 teplln 0 S 0 0 0 0 0 O 2 Tut-but hits i Platte, Wacarr (tl, Merger. Stolen basei Wolfer. Double ilay I Voekey to Snedreor,. Sacrifice httat lw (S. Iunn. Horn mat fitalaaon. Basra en balls! Off Ktihr, li off Berger, t. Ktruck auti Br Fuhr, 4i by Benrer, 3. lilt by pitched ball: lr Fuhr, Wolfer. Vmplresi Jacob and Buckley. Tlmeil:JO. Firat aramei . .. Second camel - ' , . , OMAHA. ; A.B. K. IT. P.O. A. E. ..4 1 1 10 Unney, ws tVeldell, Sb ..... Ulslaaon, tb finite, rf ....... I.rlireit, lb ..... La. If tlnaon, ct Ryan, c Kajcan. p , .. 0 ..8 2 0 1. 0 l. s S 13 1 I I 1 s 1 0 Totnla .,..84, 9 10 , 7 IS jorux.-. ' , A.B. It. It. P.O. A. F. Ruberlann, aa 0 1 1 C 0 l.:iml. If 4 0 0, 0 0 Ommrt. rf 0 0 0 0 0 Ti'Tr, lb 4 0 0 10 1 0 H otter, r 4 0 1 5 0 1 ne.', b 0 0 1 1 1 Vm key. Sb S O 1 t S J Kuilsrr, e , ..S 0 1-0- 0 1 Irk, p 3 0 0 0 S O I'prraw, 3b ...... ,.2 0 1 0 0 1 total St 0 "S ti 15 i OmAha 0 4 0 1 1 0 0 S 0 Joplin . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 - t lon Baaes: Hancy, le. Tiro-bane hllat 1'lolte. Lcllvrlt. Saerlflee hiU: Uy.in, BatnA. Struck outi By IWnran. 4; ny ninrka, t, uasea on nauai hit nairan, l off Marha, S. I'mplreai Buckley and jncoba. Timet liSO, Cleanup Hitters Fail and - Tulsa Wins From Sioux City 'Sioux City, Aug. 31. Inability of cleanup hitters to deliver a needed h:t stopped a ninth-inning Sioux City rally today and Tulsa took the second game of the series, 8 to 6. score: TWI.SA. I SIOUX CITT. . AB.H.O.A.! All.H.O.A. Stit. ss 4 1-1 3 Crouch. If. S l 2 0 Wuffll. 2 S 1 t Marr. Jb 4 S 4 1 t'Manus.lb S 0 13 0 lefatc. as 3 0 I 2 Tternay. rf 6 I I .Met, lb : i S i 1 :lvl d.3b 4 I , lIKlfferWrf 6 110 "onnfilly.ci 4 2 2 1 flpellman.o S 1 7 3 Oavla, M l 0 2 (I Coonty. lb S 0 0 0 Qucrry, o S 1 4 01 Roblson. ct t 3.4 1 Weber, p 1 0 0 0 Brown. P 110 1 TtMorrla' 0 0 0 Harrlaoa, p 3 10 0 Htrbmond.pl 0 0 1!- 'Burk 0 0 0 01 Total ; 42 IS 27 S .Totala "s7 1417 10, -Ran for tWtber In ' fourth but wlth- jrawn. ' xltin for Weber In fourth. Tula I 4 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 S 31MIX City ..1.1 0 0 1 0 0 1 - 24 ltuna: Slut l). Wuffli 1). 8leveland, , i'gnnolly. Davla, Querry, Crouch. Marr. l)e (iri e. Met. Spellman, . Rohlaon. Errors" Wufftt, Marr. Defate. Cooney. Bases on tails: Oft Brown, 1: off Harrison. !; 3tf Weber, 1; oft Richmond, 1. Hit by pitched ball: By Brown (Querry, Weber); by Harrison I Davla). Two-bane hit: I'rourh, Met (3), Spellman. Itobtson C), Harrison, Marr. Three. base hit: Elffert. Home-run: Cleveland. Double plays: Stut to MrManua; Marr to Met; Rob inaonto Met to Marr. Left on bases: Sioux, City, 11; Tulsa, I. Stolen bases: Stuta,' Wuffli. Erned run and hlta! Off Drown, 1 and I In three Inning tnone out In fourth): off Harrison, 2 and ( la atx Innln; off Weber. 2 and ( In three In ulngs; off 'Richmond, - 3 and S In at In nlnsja. Struck'out: By Brown, S; by Har--Ison, 3: by, Weber, 1; by. Richmond, ... iv'lld pitch: Brown". Winning, pitcher: JVeber. loosing pitcher: Bmwn X'mplrcsi uauion and Becker. TlmW: .1:64. Ninth-Inning Rally by Sooners Defeats Boosters ;: Des Moines, Ia Aug.'31. Okla lorha City won the second consecu ive 'game of the -series here" today jy'the score of 8 to" 4. Cykowski leld the -isitors to three hits until weden Defeats American .Water Polo Team, 5 to 0 Antwerp, Aug. 31. The American water polo team was defeated by the Swedish team in the Olympic water polo here. The score was: Sweden, i. United States. 0 f BASEBALL DIRECTORY Standing of the Teami. Nattaaal, Iafue. w. u Pct.r w. 47 II .151, Chicago . ..S 70 SI .S40jSt. Louts... II 47 II .(ItiBoaton ....4 13 II .flliPh'delphla 14 L Pet. 14 .414 44 .41 7 .41: 73 .47 Cincinnati Brooklyn . New Tork. Plttaburch American Leaa-ae. W. L. Tct.i W. .77 41 .414' Boston ,...1 .77 10 .404 Waah'i-ton II 74 41 .IlilDetrolt ....41 .41 II .UtlPh'drlphln 3 UFct. 14 .410 44 .441 73 .317 13 .321 Chicago . New Tork Cleveland. St, Loula.' I Yesterdaj'i Reiulta. Weatera League. , , n-naha. 5-1; Joplin, 2-0. 'nklahoma City. I; Dea Molnea, 4. SIouk City, I; Tulsa. I. . ' National league. noiton. I; Cincinnati, 1. New Tork, I; Pittsburgh, f. 'Brooklyn, I; St. Louis, 1. Philadelphia, 3; -Chicago, 0. ' , Amerteaa Ltague. Cleveland, 7; Washington, 1. -Chicago. 3; Boston, 7. St liOula, 3 ; New Tork, 2. ' Philadelphia, I; Detroit S li Innlnee.) Games Today. ;- Western - Lsagae, . Oklahoma City at Be Molnea. Tulaa at Sioux City. Joplin at Omaha. : Wichita at St, Joseph. ' , ' ' National Lean". ' Brooklyn at St Ebuls. Boston at Cincinnati. . New Tork at Pittsburgh. . American LeagBe. St. Loula at New Tork. . -Chicago at Boaton. , Detroit at Philadelphia. Cleveland at Washington. . the ninth when they scored five rtins off him' and , Men, who replaced him on the mound. , OKI. CITY. DES S!f"-"H.- AB.H.O.A. i AB.H.O.A. Pitt, rf 6 0 2 0 Benson, sa .. 1 2 2 Moore, If I Harper, cf 4 I.'dlmore.Jb I !arr'er,sa 3 1 J 0 M'Der'oot.lb 4 0 3 1 0 V O'Moeller, lb 4 0 13 1 2 0 llO'Connor.rf 3 0 0 0 1 4 4, Anderson, o 3 0 4 3 1 3 I Coffey, 2b 4 p 1 4 1 4 1 Lied, rf 400 Griffith, c 3 Hughes, 2b 4 Oraham. lb 4 111 1 OHara. If 3 1 J 0 Allen, p 10 0 1 ryKowsKi.p i a Snllsbury.p 0 0 0 0 Merz, p looo Ureen' l 1 u v . Totals I 27 ' - , . Batted for Allen in ninth. ' Oklahoma City .. 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 6 8 Des Molne o 0 0 a o J v i Runs: Pitt (2), Moore, Llndlmore (2), Darrlnger, Hughes, Graham (2). Breeh, Moeller, Anderson ki), i,iea, . u nn, Cykowakl 12), Errors: Hughes, Graham Itcnaon. Three-base hit: O'Hara. Two-ba 1 hits:' Andraon (Z). uarnnger, ura Lied. Sacrifice hlta: Darrlnger, Allen linnana if I-ft on bases: Oklahoma City. 6; e Molnea. S. Struck outyBy Cykowskl. 3; by Merx, 1: by Allen, 2; by Salisbury. 1. Basra on balla: Off Cykowakl, 1; off Men. 1: off Allen 3; off Salisbury, 1. Hit by pitched ball: By Cykowakl . (Harper). Double piaya: uarnnger io- uranam to. L'lts: Off Cykowakl. 5 In I Innings; off Merz, "4 In 1 Inning: off Allen, 7 In S In nings; off Salisbury, 0 In 1 inning. Losing pitcher; Cykowakl. Winning pitcher: Allen. Umpires: Wilson and Burnalde. Time: 1:60. ITleSportingVJ&rld? l.Frankle Burns fought Champion Johnny Coulon In 111!. KM William In 1115 and Pete Herman In 1117. 2, Dempsey never boxed in England. 8. In the dual team tennis match laat year the U. S. team won all six matche from tb Australian. 4. Tolley defeated Gardner for th British amateur golf title In 17 hole. 5. The 1120 national A amateur golf tourney will be played at th Engineers' Link. Roalyn, L. I. . In whist each trick above six count one. - -i - . t; - 7. Dan Brouther batted ,.300 or over from 1111 to lilt Inclusive. I. Lajole batted .3110 or over from 1311 lo 1104 Inclusive. t. One of Lajole' eight hits out of eight time up In that late game In 1110 was a triple. 10. Chicago dereatra Loutavllle na tional. June 29. 1117. SO to 7. th largest score In the major. ' New question. . 1, When wa th first unassfsted triple play made? . 2. What year did Tv Cobb first fead In tolen base In the American 'league? 3. What Is the mmt . bases Blee of Washington stole in th majors befora this year? 4. What is Rice a ren first name? t. Hovr many lounds were Jes WII lard and -Jack Dempsey scheduled to box? . . - ' I. Ha a' foreign boxing champion ever met Johnny Kllban for th featherweight title? , 7. How many Americans won the English women's tennis title? I. Who la the Enailah. women'a tenn-ta champion? " , . What year was Chlclt T-'.vans runner-up In the national amateur golf chlmplonshlp? . . . 4 10. What two 1112 Olympic "hamplons are on the 1120 Olympic team? -m American Association . At Indianapolis First game: R. H.E. Columbus ..,.'...0 I 1 Indianapolis i.l 4 1 Batteries: Oeorge and Xelley; Jones and Henllne. . . Second game: X. H. E. Columbus 4 I Indianapolis I 7 0 Batteries: Muleranan and Henry; Pet ty, Cavet and Henllne. . ' At Minneapolis First game: R. H. E. Kansas City II 12 1 Minneapolis 4 7 4 Batteries: Saunders and Sweeney, Brock; James, Packard, Jackson and Mayer, Owens. ,. . - Second game : R. H. E. Kansas City 2 7 Minneapolis - 0 0 Batteries: Lambert, Horstman and Sweeney; Schauer and. Mayer. At Louisville First gartej It. H. X Toledo 20 20 3 Louisville '. S 11. ( Batteries: McColl snd Woodall; Xooh, Miller, Longer and Meyer. Second game : ., - R. H. E. Toledo , ......2 7 1 Louisville 6 10 3 Batteries: Mlddleton " and- Woodall; Graham and' Kocher, ...... t . At St. Paul First game: . . R. H. E. Milwaukee 1 4 .4 Str Paul It 17 0 Batteries: McWheeney, Schult and Huhn, Haines;. Oriner and Hargrave. Second game: .' '. R. H. E. Milwaukee 4 12- 0 St. Paul .'. .....I 12 0 Batteries: Relnhart and Huhn; Wil liams. Browne - and Hargrave. (11 In nings.) State Base Ball Dodge, Neb., Aug. 31. Dodge ' defeated Snyder here Sunday, J to 0. Wlgglnton of Dodge allowed but one hit, while Mc Faeth of Snyder allowed but two, Snyder made three errors. Dodge none. Cornlea, Neb., Aug. 11. Cornlea defeat ed Platte Center Sunday, 6 to 1. Batteries: Cornlea. Bender and 'Cheff. Dlederlrh; Platte Center, Snyder and Loop. , t c Struck out by Bender, 17: by Snyder. 1 Hlta: Cornlea. 10; Platte Center, t. fin.i.h Omaha Vl. . .. , m l . . ' - .... nuH, ,, ,M AXOr- rla Supreme baseball team defeated Blair - v-i.i oi ib to in rea ture of the game was the hitting of Zelger, Bans and Badura. - ... - Batterlea for Morris: Mason, Badura; Blair: Vernon. Crouse. Morris team Is looking Tor a game with sn out xm tewn team Sunday. Call or write si. .ocnmiat. Mprrta Company. i i - - ' Humphrey. Neb., Aug. 31. Accompanied vj. j ww. or more rooiera, nampnrey Jour neyed to Newman Grove and redeemed themselves after having been beaten bv the . Orove th laat day of their baseball tournament, making It two. out nf thr- from Newman Grove, by a scar of I t 2. Wagner for Humphrey wa pitching hi regular ' game of ball and held the newman urove nittcrs to no earned run, their two scores being, mad In the first inning on error. i -. Batteries: Humphrey. Wagner and Col Newman Orove, Johnson, and Hlnman. 'Reno, Nev., Aug.. 31. Forty' Ne- vado schools cannot open when the new term begins a week from today because were are no. teachers, to be had. W. J. Hunting, state superin tendent of public instruction, an nounced today. . ! GIANTS LOSE IN SEVENTH FRAME PIRATICALLY Pittsburgh Comes From Be hind, rlamniering Two T Pitchers, and Take Entire Series. v Pittsburgh, "Aug. 31. Pittsburgh today staged a seventh inning rally and, defeated New York, 6 to 5, mak ing a clean sweep of the series. With the score 5 trjO, in. New York's favor. Pittsburgh fell on Neff and Douglas for six hits in the seventh and aided by .King's two-base . errpr, scored six runs. Score: , NEW, TORK. . AB.H.O.A , PITTSBURGH. AB.H.O.A. Blgbee, It 4 14 4 Burns, If 11,10 Bancroft, ss 2 I 3,1 1 '0 Carey, cf 0 3 Worth, rf 4 Toung, rf Fhlsch. Sb Cutshaw, lb 4 Kelly, lb Spencer.cf King, cf 2 10 OINIc'son.rf.cf 4 ,0 Whlt'd.lb.lb 4 1 ' 0 I 13 0-0 1 ,0. 0 0 0 0 Schmidt, c . 4 Barbara, ss 4 M'Kerh'e.Sb 3 Orlmm, lb 0 Doyle, 2b Smith, o . Barnes, p Nehf, p Adams, p Dougla, p Snyder, o Wlsner, p . Lee Hamilton, p Total 40 14 24 10 . . . Total 31 10 27 10 Batted for 'Wlsner In (eventh. New Tork ..r..t 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 05 Pittsburgh ..0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 x 6 Run: Burn, ' Bancroft, Frlsch, King, Neff. Southworth, , Nicholson, Schmidt, Barbare, McKechnle, Lee. Errors: King, Bouthworth, Barbare (2). Two-base hlta: Frlsch. Kelly, King, Nicholson. Sacrifice hit: King. Double .plays: Nehf to Ban croft to -Kelly ; Nicholson to Whttteil. I ft on bases: New York, I; Pittsburgh. 4. Jills: Off Nehf, 10 In 4 and one third Innings; off Dougla. 0 In two-thlrils Innings; off Barnes, 0 in one inning; off Adams, 10 (n tour Innings; off Wlsner, 3 in .three Innings;:, off Hamilton, 1 In two Inning. Struck out: By Nehf. 1: by Douglas, 1; by Adams, 1; by Wiener, 2. Winning pitcher: Wiener. Losing , pitch er: Nehf. Umpires: Qulgley and O'Day. Time: 1:55. I ,' Dodgers Hit Hard. St. Louis Aug. 81. Pfeffer held St. Louis safe today while Brooklyn batted three Ditcher for II hlta. winning I to 2 and regaining first place. It was Pfeffer's ninth straight victory. Score: i BROOKLYN. ST. LOUIS. AB.H.O.A. AB.H.O.A. Johnston, sa 5 1 1 2! Tnnvrln. 2b 2 1 1 2 Orlfflth, rf 5 1 1 OIKnode, 2b 2 0 0 3 Wheats If 5 3 3 0; Pournler.lb 4 0 11 0 Myers, 3b 0 1 1 t stock, id 4 12 3 Kon'ehy.lb 5 3 1J 0 Schultj. rf 4 3 10 Kllduff. 2b 4 3 2 I! McHenry.lf 4 13 0 Nela. cf 5 2 1 0 Lavan, as 4 0 2 2 Miller, e 4 . 1 4 l Hea'cote. cf 4 0 1 1 Pfeffer, p 4 0 0 0! Pllhoefer, c 4 17 0 ISherdel, o 0 0 0 0 Totals 42 16 27 II Hood win, p 3 1 0 0 i . Jacobs, p 10 0 0 Clemuns 10 0 0 v ' j Totala- 34 7 27 11 .'.Batted Tor Jacobs In ninth. Brooklyn ....0 0 2 0 0,1 3 0 05 St. Louis ..,.0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 03 Runs: Griffith, Wheat. Myers, Konetchy f2). .Schults, Dllhoefer. Error: Konetchy, Nela, Ooodwln. Two-base hits: Dllhoefer, Kanetchy. Stolen bsei: Stork, McHenry, Johnston. Left on bases: Brooklyn. 11; St Louis, T. Bases on balls: Oft Sherdel, 1. Hits: Off Sherdel, 7 In two and two thirds Innings: off Ooodwln. 4 in 3 and two-thirds Innings; off, Jacob. 1 In 2 and two-third Innings. Struck out: By Pfef fer. 3; by Goodwin, 1; by Jacobs. I. Los ing pitcher: , Sherdel. Umpire-. Rlgley and Harrison. Time: 2:04., . - Alex Is Oeneroue. Chicago, Aug. 81. Chicago was unable to do anything with Meadows today while Philadelphia hit Alexander opportunely and won the final game of the series, t to 0. Score:. PHILADELPHIA. .AB.H.O.A. CHICAGO. AB.H.O.A. 4 13 1 Paulette.lb 4 0 15 01 Flack, rf na'iing,3b 3 1 3 Wllllama.cf 4 0 1 Mouse 1, rf 4 0 1 rieteher,s 4 3 J C.'b'reau, If 4 3 3 R.MIllerb 3 1-1 Wheat. e411 Meadows, p 4 0. 0 SITerrvrss 3 0,1 OIRob'tson, If 0 Barber, lb , 31 Paskert, cf 0 Deal, 3b 41 Hersog, 2b SIOTarrell. e 0 2 014 1 1 0l Alexand'r.D 3 -lTwombley 0 Total 31 27 17, Carter, p . 0 Totals 10 (27 14 Batted for Alexander' In eighth. Philadelphia 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chicago ............. .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 S ' Run: Lebourveau 2). R. Miller. Kr- rors: - Hersog. Two-base hlta: Fletcher, Lebourveau., Three-base hit: Wheat. Home run:' Lebaurveau. Stolen base: Itawllnga. Double plays: R. Miller to Paulette; Flack , to O'Farrell. Left on bases: Philadelphia,- 8; Chicago, 0. Bases on balls :i Oft Meadows, 4; off Alexander, 2. Hits: on Alexander, s in innings; off. Carter, 1 In 1 inning.' Struck out: By Alexander. 3: by Meadows. 1. Losing pitcher Alexander. Umpires McCormlck and Hart. Time: 1:34. - . Boston Wins In Tenth. ' Cincinnati, Aug. 31. Singles by Boelcet, Mann and Holke In the 10th Inning today gave Boston two earned runs and a victory In the second game -of the series. The Reds hsd numerous chances' to score but could never get the hit when needed. Th bat- ting of Holke was a feature. Score: ' BOSTON. , CINCINNATI. - AB.H.O.A.l AB.H.O.A. Powell, cf 1 11 01 Rath, 2b 4 12 0 Chrlst'b'y 00 0 OlDaubert, lb -4 2 7 1 Kayrs. cf 10 2 OIGroh, 3b 1 4 12 3 BoeckeLSb 4'1 1 llRoush, cf S 1 2 0 Mann, if 4 2 2 01 Duncan, If 3 0 4 1 Cruise, rf 4 0 4. llNeale, rf 4 14 1 Holke, lb S 4 10 Pi Crane, as 3 0 3 1 M nvllle.ss 4 0 4-3 Wlngo. o 4 0 6 1 Oowdy. c 4 14 1 Eller, p 3 111 Ford. 3b 4 0 0 1 1 1 See .110 0 McQuillan, p 4 0-0 41 i Totals 35 S30 10 Totals 38 1 3015! "Ran for Powell In third. Batted for Eller in tenth. Boston . ..0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Cincl. .,..0 til t 0 0 0 0 Runs: Chrlatenbury. Boeckel. 0 23 0 01 Mann, Crane. Krrora: , Holke, McQuillan, Wlngo, Thre-baa hlta: Daubert, Qroh. Powell. Stolen bases: Rath. Rouah. Holke. Oow dy (1). Sacrifice hlta: Groh, Crulae. lMuoie play: Duncan to Wlngo. Left on baaea: - Boston, : Cincinnati, . Bases en balls: Off Kller. S; off McQuillan. 4. Struck out: By Eller. 4. Umpires: Klem anu nane. 'lime: -z:o. Bogalusa Wins Final Heat of Horse Breeders' Futurity Readville. Mass.. Ausr. 31. Boara- lusa, driven by Valentine, today won . the finaj heat. of the 2-year-old division ot.the Horse . Breeders fu turity in the race which was un finished yesterday. The. time was 2:14A. Nelson Dillon was second and Belvue third. COME TO THE AK-SAE-BEN RACES Omaha, Sept 14-18 Slnrle C, liSVt, faateet pacer in Aa:'rlca, ' and many ether famous tr. ters, pacer and runner from th Croat Western Circuit will ap pear from Tuesday to Friday, Auto races Saturday, with dirt track champion driving. Auto polo and vaudeville between 'heat, dally. ear I I OMAHA j ALLEYS !Al4.1fi.1AH.rMVCe-a 1814-16-18 Harney Street X I aft Opens Wednesday Sept. 1st II. Dempsey and Miske Enter Final Stage of Training for Bout Benton Harbor, Mich.,. Aug. 31. After a 24-hour layoff, Jack Demp sey and Billy Miske today entered the final stages of training for their 10-r'ound heavyweight championship contest scheduled to be decided here next Monday afternoon. v Neither Dempsey nor the challeng er didany boxing yesterday for fear of going "stalcy but they plan to resume their full boxing program at their respective tftmps thi aft ernoon., Dempsey's staff of sparring part ners was increased to four with the arrival of Harry Greb, the Pittsburgh light heavyweight. , . The wound over Miske's leiteyc is healing nicely. Dempsey weighed 189J4 pounds after his last workout and figures on scaling about 187 at ring time next Monday. . ',. P. A. Barrows, Acting Chief ; Executive, Visits Capitol Lincoln, Neb., Aug. 31. (Special ) Lieut. Gov. P. A. Barrows got. uo out of his sick ben Monday and re ported at the capitol. He is, now acting executive of Nebraska.; in case anything turns up requiring action, as Governor - McKelvie left Saturday night for Marion,' O., to be with the party of governors' who will call . Tuesday . on . Candidate Harding. ,' '" Mr. Barrows is still weak as a re sult of the nervous trouble he has been having and a slight attack of typhoid fever. His physician has advised against resuming his news paper duties for some time. CICOTTE FREE WITH HITS IN BATTLE IN RAIN . t Boston Wins Easily With Bush Invincible in Pinches Felsh Catch Is ' Sensational. Boston. Aug. 31.' In a game twice interrupted by rain today, Boston defeated Chicago, 7 to 3, by bunch ing hits on Cicotte. Although hit freely, Bush tightened in the pinches. He led his team, at bat with three singles. Felsh made a great one hand catch of Menosky's long drive near the., center field bleachers in first. Score: . ' ; , ' . - K ' CHICAGO. I , V BOSTON. AB.H.O.A. AB;H.0.A. Strunk, rf 4 10 0 Hooper, rf 4 110 K.Collins. tb 4 3 3 JIVItt, Jb 3 0 14 Weaver, Sb 4 0 -0 0Mrnosky, If 3 12 0 Jarkaon, If 4 1 2 0'Hendryx, cf 3 2 2 0 Felarh. cf 3 1 4 OlMcInnls. lb 4 2 II 3 J.Colllm.tb. 4 I I 2'Srhang, e 4 0 2 1 Rlsberg.es 4.3 3 1! Scott, ss 4 0 2 3 Schalk,c 4 1 i fi Brady, 2b 4 2 2 5 Cicotte, p- 3 0 1 SIBush, p 4 3. 2 I Murphy 1. 0 l -. -r 1 Totals 32 1117 10 ' Totals 34 10 24 !., . . ' Bs,tted for Cicotte In ninth. Chicago .'...........0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 S Boston i....O 0 S 1 0 0 8 0 x 7 Runs: ti Collins. Felsch, J. Collins, Hooper, Menosky (2), Hendryx (2), Brady, Bush, error: Jackson. Two-base hits: Felsch, E. Collins. Jackson. Hendry:. Stolen base: Mclnnls. Sacrifice hits: Vitt (1). Left on base: Chicago, (; Boston, 4 Bases on balla: Off Cicotte, 3; off Bush. ' 1. Struck . out: By Cicotte, 3; by Bush. 1. Umpire: Owen and Chill. Time: 1:35. Philadelphia, Aug. 31. Philadel phia and Detroit battled ts a 15-in-ning, 8 to 8 - tie game -today, the game being called for darkness. The visitors batted Harris from the box' V 9n wtort OMstffax O etlAaflMT VICQJUM OlL tuT VUUt at at krV f a .. vqh qjwufr -om Zihtou stcQCMA "GOurndL". Ive C&rSC Vitw, Pete ! 9' 1 1 UsQrtk t6 fiafflt Mzt&to ami QmjqM rut &i firlAsS. i-i9. la i.L. replaced him was steady. Hits by Dugan and Galloway was the chiet factor in the locals' uphill fight that finally tied the score in the ninth after two were out. Score: DETROIT, I PHILADELPHIA. AB.H. O.A.I . AB.H.O.A. Toung. 2b 7 1 1 7;rykp. 2h 7 0 11 Bush, sa 7 17 4 (,rlffln. lb 4 0 17 0 I 2 4 Cobb, cf 7 4 6 Veach. If 5 0 .1 O'C.Wnlker.cf 4 "'Perkins, c Hellman.lt. 4 12 IS I xRommet.lf 0 0 6 1 1 0 0 4 ( 1 Shorten, rf 1 1 n nilugan, Sb 7 Flagst'd. rf 4 Jones, lb 4 1 OiMyatt.rf.rf 0 lirtlehee. If Hale Plnnllt. 3b 1 1 U 0 iShnnnon 0 0 1 2llturrus. rf Alnsmlth, c 5 Ayrea, p 3 Oldham, p 3 3 OlUalloway.ta 0 2 Hnrrls. p j 0 31 Moore. D ' Totals 55 16 45 151 Totala 57 14 45 32 Ran for Perkins In 14th . xBntted for Blgbee In 14th. Ditroit .50010100000001 0 S I'hlla. . .0 20041 3 0100001 08 Runs: Ynunir, Bush. Cobb (3), Hell mtnn(2T. Shorten, liriffln. t. Walker, Per kins,, Rommel, Dugan (3), Hlxbee. Er rors: - Hetlmnnn. Alnsworth. Oldham. Dugan, Myatt. Galloway (4). Two-baxe hits: Cobb, Hetlmann, Blgbre. Pugai. Galloway. Stolen bases: Cobb. Jones. Dugan. Sacrifice hits: Alnsmlth. Veacli. ri.tKstead, Moore. Double plays: Plnrill to Hdlmnnn; Duiran to Dykes to Orlf fln: Orlffln (unassisted). Left on bases: Detroit. 12; Philadelphia. 12. Bases on balls: Off Ayers. 3; off Oldham. 3; off Harris. 3; off Moore, 4. Hits: Off Ayers. I in six and two-thirds inning; off Old ham, 4 In eight on done-third Innings; off Harris. 3 In one Innings; off Moore 13 In fourteen Innings. Hit by pitched Imll: By Oldham. Griffin. Struck ou?: By Ayers. 3: by Oldham. 4: bv Moore. 4. Wild pitch: Moore. Passrd ball: Perkins. Umpires: Hlldebrand and Morlarlty. Time: 3:04. Tanks Loss to St. Louie. New Tork, Aug. 31. St. Ixiuts defeated New York. 3 to 2, today lit a game marked by light hitting. The Visitors were aided Slim Sallee Will Be Given Release by World's Champions 'Cincinnati, O., Aug. 31. Pitcher Harry (Slim) Sallee will be given hi'3 unconditional release by the Cin cinnati' Nationals if none of , the Jther National 1 league clubs claim iiim by th waiver route, it was an nounced i here today. Walter Rue ther, another pitcher, was fined a week's pay for not keeping himself in condition, and Catcher Nick Allen was fined a small amount. sftAiA .eA Qj i0jfe dsuxt'for .Ccwttefi 1 x n a -Kate ofo now- fojua iuukxt JUMdsr foot biq dufrfiiCsj AJLjGjM 00T QNEat out,? YuFbtiMo cdur QtcxmA Qjudqtf Ifatuwlfa ttitity tMb v jdiw pto& ! juvjl aCd, 'my. Hdmu 4xrt(s iciao fx? A JjltipLt limilrti ting by th erratic pitch tng or Collins. ST. LOUIS. Ali.H Uerber, ss 4 0 ocurti . NEW TORK. O.A.IP'paugh 1 I 1 lv x 1 I'Idb. lb Oedeon, 2 b S Staler, lb- 3 Jacnbaon.cf 4 VVIIIIama.lf 4 Smith, 3b 4 Tohln, rf -1 Severeld, c 3 Davis, p 1 OI.Meuscl. rt 0' Pratt, tb Olt.ewls. If uerewster llVIck, If k 0 Bndle, cf 3 Ward, 3b URuel. c 1 3 tt'nlltnn. n Ttala 30 12 7 "iShawkcy, p xOleirh 1 Ijplnn, p Totals 34 S 27 II Ran for Lewis In fifth. x Hat tod for Shawkey in eighth. St. oLula ............ O 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 01 New Tork . ,. 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 01 Runa:. Jarobson, Severeld, Davis, Peck Inpaugh. Sleuaei. Errors: Williams. Ward. Two-base hits: Slsler, Terkinpaugh, Severeld, Oedeon. Stolen bases: Jacobaon, rruuams. aarrince nita: Davla. Collins, i -ipp. rraii, uerDer. Left on bases I St. Louts. ; New YoVk, 4. Base on balls: I Off Collins, 1; off Wis w key. 1; off Davla, , 3. Hlta: -Off Collins. I In 1.1 lnnln.. ; off Shawkey, 1 In 1 1-3 Innings: off Qulnn, v . inning. , mi oy pucnea ball; By Collins (Slsler, Davis). Struck out: By Collins, I; by Davla, I.1 Wild pitch: Col in.!,..(,..P,, b,,l: ' losing pitcher: t oBlns. Lmplres: Evsns and Dlneen. Timet Z 1 1 9, Iadlan.s Hunch Hit. Washington, Aug. 31. Cleveland de feated Washington today. 7 to 1, by bunch n J' " Erckson n two nnngs. Score; CLEVELAND WASHINGTON. ( AB.H.O.A. Jam son, If 1 1 0 0 Evans. If 0 0 10 illUfl A Judge, lb 4 19 1 Ellerbe, 3b W'ganss.tb 3 '1 3 Speaker, cf 4 3 4 Smith, rf 11.4 Gardner, 3b 6 2 3 Johnston, lb 4 10 S. O'Neill, c 3 0 1 l.unte, ss ' 4 J) 2 Bagby, p , '420 Rica, cf 4 O'Brower, rt 4 j Harris, 3b 4 llShanka, If 4 0U. O'Neill, ss 4 0Uhnrrlty, o 4 e'Krlckson, p iRoth TotalCs34 10 27 11 Boemlller,p r.Mllan Conway, p Zachary V Totala 31 12714 Batted for Erickson In sixth. xBatted for Blemlller In seventh. . slutted for Conway In ninth. Cleveland 0 0 0 0 4 0,0 0 T Washington ...0 o 0 0 o A l n i Runs: Jnmlcaon (3). Wtmh,,.... s.. it er. Smith,. Bagby, Shanks. Errors: WambsgansM, Brower, Harris. Two-baa hits: Gardner. J O'Neill. Three-b hits: Smith, Basfby, Speaker. Sacrifice I. aniusganss, a. o Nelll. Double plays: Lunte to Wambsganss to Johns ton Left on bases: Cleveland, 7: Wash ington, I Bases on bslls; Off Erickson, 4joff Codway. 1. Hits: Off Erickson. f kail bL GifOMibb ajuv A - i CeJOlU" CclAlvpo Ia : A s( a w& curb soldo In thrtr run get it'.. i In 4 Innings: of Blemlller, none in t la alng; off Conway, 1 in 2 Innings. Struck out; By Erickson, I; by Bagby, 1; b Blemlller, 1; by Conway, 1. Wilt pitch: Erickson. Lolng pltrhrt Erlchon. Ura. plr: Connolly and Nllln. Timet 1:47. ? A A -.AeieltAM r r raahc toast ros. Season Series Is Chicago. Aug. 31. There wit be no series this fall between the ben nant winners of the American asso ciation and the Pacific coast cham pions, Thomas J. Hickey, president of the American association, said t"f day. Mr. Hickey said that he tA . stihmitterl a rnnv of a contract for . tKe eerie' tfiia tail to V. H. Me. 1 Carthy, president of the Pacific Coast league, with the understanding that the club owners and omcials 3 would accept or reject its terms. This morning Mr. Hickey received f a telegram from Mr. McCarthy and announced the scries, was off, 1 ""With apparatus he hat rented an Italian scientist makes grape ' sugar resembling honey and having indefinite keeping qualities. FARNAM ALLEYS 1807 Farnam Street OPEN Wednesday September 1st I V Myron Stunz, Managejr t I ) . 9 , ?toyS 1 1 I - 1 i ! N 1
