II IK UEKl OMAHA, SATUKUAY. SEPTEMBKR 10, 1021.
Tigers and White Sox Slam Out 42 Hits for Total of 35 Runs-New Record
Chicago Ccts
22 Hits and
Wins, 20 to 15
Sheely Col led i Homer, Triple
Ami Three Single ami
Scores Five Times
Ruth Equal Record.
Chicago, Sept. A iirtv Ameri
can Irmtuc record for total tun mid
total hit d cit.illiilio(l -mlay in
the game between Uitn.it und Chi
cago, when JS rant were scored ant!
4i Mi made. The name wa a
giug match, (.'hirsgo niiihi'ting De
troit, and wintiinif. 20 to 15, The
local obtained 2i hit, five of which
were made by Micely. who craofci'd
out a home run. a triple and three
ringlet for a total of 10 tar and
Ito (cured five time. Cobb alto
Itad a perfect batting avcrane, in ae
'luirinK three hit, two walk and a
acrificc in ix time up. 'Miican'
I'itt were good for a total of 35
bie. while those of Detroit netted
.'J baes.
Giants Bunch Hits
And Trim Brooklvi
Tone Kejtcs JIoLina Binglce
Scattered While Team
mates Win, 6 to 2.
New Vork, Sept. 9. The New
lork National bunched hit cu la
dure in the first and on Knether in
jihe oeventli and defeated 1'rooklyn
today in the hrt game of a chort
cnes, 0 to 2. loucy kept Krook
lyu'k hit scattered and wa aided hy
Imo fast double play. Thf hitting
McuH'I featured,
Voung. ? l
.Ion-, Sli
lolih. cf
Vea.h. If
llell'n. rf
Kino, lb
Mur'il,
Merg'l, as
HhmIit, c
Leonard, p
ll.illln, p
Ml.l'ton. p
nWoo.il 1 1
Oldham, p
DUTIIntT. tlUCAD".
A It II A .Mi ll II A
13 14 M. ..i" r. rf i I I
I .Inhn'ii, tin 8 ! ! u
I'tolHin. b 3 I 1 4
1 M'lTn. ;i ,t I 3
XI). ely. Ill S 111 I
I K.lli. If I 3 3
I M.wlll, if 3 3 10
l;Mull'g'll. 3I 5
t l.e-tt, 4
I Yary'ii, r I
V Fenner. I
' sl.'lfer I
0 Krr. p I
and
of Hums
Score:
. HUOOKI.rv. NEW T"HK
AH II. A. AH H.iU
ol.mi, a I I 3 'Burns, rr 4 3 3
n.ii .. it, m 4 i I
u t'rl'h. 3I 4 !
u. Young, rf 3D
u Kelly, lit 4 3 111
Oilltuael, If 4 3 11
ilia nie, df 48
I 'Hny.l-r. a I 4
(Toney, p 30
John'tuu. 3b 4
Oriffllh, rf 4
Wheat. If 4
Xlr, if 4
H. h mil, lb 3
KIMuff. tit J
krurg-r, 4
1'adore. p
Hurt her, 4
i.V'ii 0
3
! I
1 3
I
Oil
t
t I
a
J 0
0
01 Hodge, pit
i .i
o o
o a
1
o
Totals 4i:o:n;i Tntsts 43:2 ST m
sWoodall baited fur Middlelon In sev
enth. shelter kminl fur Fenner In third.
a.-m by Innings:
1nroll 1043 11 20 0 IS
l hkKo 4 t ! I 3 2 0 x 20
Summary Huns: Young. 4; Jones. S:
Ciihb, 4: Vetch, 2: llellmtnn. Ill if. Moil
ing, Itcouef. 2: Jilintc.n, 3: Collina, X:
McClellan, Sheely. I: Flack. J; Moetll
. Mullltfiin, Krrr, ICrtorii: JoniH.
lUMler. 3; Jnhnnon, slrflrllari. i.ru. Two
liia hlU: MoHtll. Hnitiilcr. Let. ThrcA.
Inn bin: Shri'ly. Mnntll. MiiIIIkhii. M
tilt. IlmlK. Horn rum Mhoolv. Btnlrr
l4": C'nlih, .luhiiBiin. 9H.riflir hlu: Muh
lil. 3: f'nhli. rh. tuubl( ulavil .lnlin
nn In t'oirina to 8liilyt t'ollln to Shcly
in .Nintnon, J.rt on uarn: urtroit. 11
'(lUajo, 4. Kim! bao on hall: Off
l.txtnanl. S: off Ffnner, S: .off Kerr. 4
off Mldll-ton. i. Hlla: Off r.pvnanl. 10 In
: Innlnm: off MnllliK, 3 In I Innlnkn
nff tllil.Hrlon. 5 In i InnliiKi; off (U.l
ham. 4 in I innlnaa: off Fennrr. I In '
iHnlnna; off Krrr. 10 In 4 Innlnxa: oft
7 1 nil o. J In 3 Innlnpra. Struck out: Hy
Leonard. 7: by ltolllna. 1; by alldiilrton
1: by Kerr. 1: by nlillmin. 1: by llndK,
1. Wild pltchea: Kerr. Old ha in. Fanned
liall: Loan. Wlnnlnar pltchfr: Fenner. I.oa
lii pltrhtr: Mldillrton. Vmplraa: Oweni
and iJtncen. Tim of came: 2:30.
Tanka, 14 1 Atlilrtira. 5.
Phlla'trlphla. Rapt. . Iluba Rum
quallad hi world' rcronl of 64 hoina
runa today nd help Ne Torlt to ad
mlnlater a 14-to-i defeat to Phlladulphln.
Thar were three other home runa made
In the lull'. THIIe Walker had two
ana Plpp tho other. Score:
XEW YORK, I PHILADELPHIA.
AB.H.O.A.E. Witt, rf 5 3 0
Stiller, rf I
Pe'n'gh. i I
Ruth. If I
Meueel. rf I
Plpp. lb I
Ward, Sb 4
M'Na'y. 3b I
Hnhanff. e 3
Sh'kty, p 1
Totala
2 2 O'Dvkea, 2b
1 I
2 2
1 t
1 11
1 2
3 4
1 3
I I
4CWr. If
0 Per'na, 0
01 Myatt. c
4
5
2
3
folllna, cf 4
Ml'ann, 3b 4
(ll'lv'y, aa 4
JWa'er, lb 4
01 Nay lor, p 1
x-iKre an, p 0
45 16 27 10 Keefe. p 3
xroder 1
1 1
S 4
0 0
1 1
4 2
0 1
2 3
1 16
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
Totala St 13 27 14
Yoder batted for Keefe In ninth'
Score by innlnga:
Naw Vork 00065500 114
Philadelphia 00010301V-5
Summary Runt: Miller, Pecklnpaugh
S: Iluth. Plpp. 2i Ward. McNally. 3:
Mohan-, 2: Shawkey, 2; Witt, C. Walker,
2: K, Collins. Keefe. , lOrrora: Pcrklna,
McCann, Galloway. Two-baae hits: Mil
ler, E. Collin. I. Three-bo hltai
tihkey, Oallovvay. Home runa: Ruth,
!. Walker, I: Plpp. Double plays: Mc
Xftlly to Ward to Plpp: Pecklnpaua-li to
Ward: McNlly to PIpd. Left on hates
New Tork. I; Philadelphia. 3. Base on
ball: Off Naylor, 1 1 off Freeman. U off
Keefa, 1; oft Shawkey. t. - Hit.: Off Nay
lor, in 4 innings: orr Freeman, 4 111 1
Inning; off Keefe, 6 in 4 innings. Struck
out! By Shawkey, 3: by Keefe,. 1. Wild
pitch! Freeman, Loslne- pitcher: Nay lor.
Umpires: Morlaflty, Wilson and Connolly,
Timet 2:10. .
Red Sox, 8; Senators, t. '
Washington, Sept. Bastorl attained
practically a tie with Washington for
fourth plac bjr defeating the looala to
day, ( to 1. Jones kept Waahlngton's
hit well scattered, while the visitors hit
both Mogridge and Erlckaon opportune
ly. Score: -
BOSTOX. I WASHlNGTONf.
AB.H.OJl.i AB.H.O.A
Lelhold. cf 1
Fetter, 3b I 2
Men'ky. It
Pratt, lb
Mcl'le, lb
Collins, rf
Scott, ts
Ruel, c
Jon, p
t 1
a 0
4 :
4 0
2
4 1
t 0
4 01 Bush, as
3 -UMllan, rf
3 Ol.Tudge, lb
I li
Totals
nice, cf
i 01 Miller, If
0! Harris, 2b
0 3 Shanks. 3b
1 Hi Piclnlch, 0
0 aixMod'ge, p
Brower
5'271lBrlckson, p
xsmlth.
- Acosta, p
Totals 37 10 27 9
xBroirer hatted for Mogridge tn sixth.
xSmlth batted tor Erlckson in eighth.
Score hy innings:
Boston 0 0 0 0 4 0 1 0 03
Washington ..0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 01
Summary Runt; Lei bold, " 3; Scott,
Rual Jones, Sice. Rrrors: Foster, Scott,
Mueh. Rice. Two-base hits: Foster,
Judge, Rice. Sacrifice hit: Jones. Double
play: Bush to Harris to Judge. Left on
battel Boaton, .7; Washington, 12. Bases
on balls: .Oft Morrklge, 1; off Jones, 3:
off Brlckson, 1. Hits: Off Mogridge. 7
In 4 Innings; off Erickson, 2 in 2 innings;
oft Acosta. 0 in 1 Innings. Struck out:
By Mogridge, 1; by Acosta, 1; by Jones,
1. Wild pitch: Erickaon. Losing pitcher:
Mogridge. Umpires: Evans and Hilde
brand. Time: 2:0I.
Daweon Team Wins
Over Pawee Indians
Pawnee City, Neb., Sept. (Spe
cial.) The Dawson base ba1'. team
defeated the Pawnee City Indians 011
the local park by a one-point margin,
the core being 4 to 3. The game
was hotly contested and well played
from the start. Both team played
remarkably tight ball. Kiueger,
Pawt.ee City's twirler, played his
last game with the team today. To
morrow he leaves for St. Louis to
study for the ministry. Dawson lost
a. game to Pawnee City last week by
a one-point margin after 13 innings
cf play. - . "
Woman Swimmer Sets
Record in 220-Yard Event
New York, Sept 9. A world' 220
yard free style swimming record for
women was made last night- by Miss
Charlotte Boyle. She won the
Metfopolitaon A. A, U. senior cham
pionship for the distance. 2 minutes,
Jl 2-5 seconds, clipping three-fifth of
a second from the previous record.
Roper to Fight Eddie
O'Hara in New York
-Chicago. Sept 9. -Capt Bob
Ropsr, Chicago heavyweight boxer,
has gone to New York, where he
will meet Eddie O'Hare Monday
tight. Roper also meets Carl Mor
m at Tnlsa Sejtemb U
0 Totala 31 I 27 1
Total 44 lllll
xNns ran for ltuthr In ninth.
Iimuklvn o I a o 0 1 0 o :
Nrw yark 2 0 0 0 1 0 i 0 x
Summary Runn: Wheat, Hurnr. Han
. - - V..H..V l.'llM TAHIV KrFHM
1 Jiiliitaion Krla.li. 9: Rawltnita. Tttu.yi,
hlti: W heal, Meua.-I, Krueger. Tlitec-baaa
It 1 1 ; llurni. Ululrn base i Kelly, huerlfu-e
hit. Kcliiiiandl. Double pit): lloncnilt
lo Ituwlinga to K'lly, 1. Left on bases
New Vork. 7: Urnokln. i. Itase on ball"
iff Tonev, I; off iteuth-r, 4. Hita: Off
failure. 3 (none out In first iniuiial: tf
Itouther. 7 In g Innings. Htrur out: I4y
Iteuther. 3. Wild pilch: Itculher, i; Halk
Tuney. Luting plli-hen Csdore. I inplrct
McCormlck and ttlam. Time:
Heda, 10 tarda, I.
Cincinnati, P.. Sept . Pfeffsr n
batted out of the oa In the elxtfc in
ning today and Cincinnati won a lop
sl.d gam from Bi. Louis, 1 to 3.
lloui.li hurt hi leg running batea and
rutlrcd. ik-ore:
8T. I.OC1H. I CI.VCINNATt.
AU.ll.O.A.j AH. II. OA
Smith, rf 3 10 0 Bnhne. lb 1 0 !
1 11 V'llnpr, aa 4 111
1 0 3'Uroh, 3b 3 12 1
2 3 3 Roush, cf 113 0
0 2 Oi Daub't, 1MIII
1 1 OiUretsI r, rf 3 2 10
1 4 6! Duncan, If 4 2 0
0 0 lilH'rgrave, s i I 7 0
10 0 1.UHUI-. p 4 2 10
0 0 2Fonaeca, If 4 13 0
nan
0 0 1 Totals 33 13 27 1
0 0 0;
Krhulta. lb 4
Stock. 3b 4
ll'nsby. 2b
Mueller, cf
M'll'ry, It
l.avnn, a.
Alna'th. o
Pf.-ffer. p
North, p
Hunter, lb 1
Dllh'f'r, (I 0
X J ones 1
Totals :i4 I 24 lil
xJonrs balled for North In ninth
I I nula 0 0 OlO 2 0 1 0 0 3
Cincinnati 0 3001000 x 10
Summary Runs: Mr-Henry, Lavun, Hun-
tcr, Bnhne, Roush; Hrcssier. a; Duncan.
!: llargrave. 2; Ludue. Errors: Mueller,
North. Dllhoefir. Two-base hits: Horn
hy, Luiiue, McHoniy. Stock, Duncnn.
Thrce-hsse hlti Roush. Stolen baae:
Oroh. Hacriflce hit: Smith. Double Play!
North, Lavan. Hunter. Left on bases:
Cincinnati, 0; St. Louie, T. Baae rn ball:
Off Luiiue, 2 off Pfeffer. 2; off North, 3.
Hits: Oft Pfeffer. 10 In 5 1-3 Innings; orr
North. 3 In 2 2-5 Innings. BirucK one:
Bv Luiiue. 5. Losing pltchtr: Pfeffer.
Umpires; Brennan and Hart,
Time; 1:50.
Hrares, S; rhlllles, 0.
Boston, Sept. t. Scott held Philadel
phia to two hits today. Boston winning.
4 ti 0. No visitor reached second. Betts'
single In th sixth and Monroe's In the
ninth ram witn two out. ine oniy
other man to reach first tor rr.iiaacipnia
was King, who was nit wnn iwo ouc in
tha aecond. hut was caught trying to steal.
Hoeckel knocked In Boston's fleet run
and Powell the second.
PHILADELPHIA.
AB.H.O.A,
Monroe, 2b 4 1 1
Miller, 3b 4
Le'veau, rf 3
Willie'!, of 3
K'etchy. IB 3
King, If 3
p'lnson, a 3
Peters, o 3
Betta. p 2
xW'htstonO 1
4
0 0 2
0 10
o a 1
0 10 .2
0 3 1
0 2 1
0 4 1
10 4
0 0 0
BOSTON.
AB.H.O.A.
Powell, of 4
C'nbury, 2b 4
S'worth, rf 4
Cruise. If 4
Boeckel, 3b 4
Ko'ke, lb 3
Ford, sa i
Ulbson, e 2
Scott, p 3
3 1
1 3
2 1
0 2
1 0
0 13
1 2
0 S
0 0
Totala 31 8 27 12
Total 2S ! 14 16) , , .
xWrtghtatonii buukd for Betts In ninth.
Philadelphia 000000 0 J tHa-o
Boston 00000110 X 2
Summary Run. SodthwOfth, Ford.
Errors: oKentnhy, Parkinson. Tnrce-basq
hit: Southworth. Sacrifice hit: Olbson.
Left on baae: Philadelphia, 2; Boston. 6.
Hit by pitched ban: By Scott. King.
Struck out: By Bettt. 1: by Heoct, 4.
Wild pitch! Betts. Umpires; Rigler and
Morah. Tim of game: 1:09.
Cubs, S; Pirate. S.
Pitishurah. Kent 9. Hard and timely
hitting by Chicago, while Cooper was in
the box. enabled Chicago to win today'
tame. 8 to 6. After uarnnart a nonie
run hit with two on, had tied the score.
n-rAAmnn vav, wav to Jones, who held
the locals safo until the ninth, when he
weakened, anjj Alexander relieved him.
A fntt douttia Play enuea me . gaiu
Soorai ,
rttiPinrt PITTSBURGH.
AB.H.O.A, AB.H.O.A.
Hol'cher. 98 5 0 3 410. Blgbee, If 6 3 4 0
Terry, lb 6 12 DjCarry. cf S 1 4
SUI van, rr t 3 s u na vine, ss i i
Deal, 3b 4 13 31 Be hart, lb i 1 0
Barber.lt 4 21 OIRob'son, rf 6 11
Maisel, cf 3 0 1 0 Tlerney, 3b 4 0 2
Grimes, lb 2 2 12 1 Grimm, lb 4 19
Da y. c 4 4 3 3 urottem, o
Freeman, p I 6 0'GxOutshaw
Jones, p 2 0 0 0Gooch, o
Alex dar, p 0 0 0 0 cooper, p
i - Aoams, p
Ttl 37 13 27 13xTrayner '
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Totals 35 13-27 13
xCutshaw batted for Brottem in eighth.
xTrayncr batted for Adams in eighth.
Score hy Innings:
Chldago 4 0 0 0 V i 1 6 0
Pittsburgh ,...1 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 15
Summary Rune: Mollocher. Sullivan i-
Deal. Barber, 2: Maisel. Freeman, C. Blg
bee, Carry, 2; Maranviile, Barnhardt, Er
ror: Robertson. Two-hase hlti nplm..
Three-bas hit: Orimet. Home run:
Barnhart. , Sacrifice hits: Barnhart,
Orlmea. Double plays: Cooper to Tler
ney to Grimm; Deal to Grimes; Tlerney
to Maranviile to Grimm: OHitiu. mi.
slsted; Daly to Orlmea to Daly. Left on
oases: wniuago, t; Pittsburgh, 10. Bases
on balls: Off Freeman. 1: off Jones. 5:
off Cooper. 2. Hits: Off Freeman, 9 in
4, Aon out In fifth; oft Jones, 4 in 4 1-3
innings; off Cooper, 11 In 7 Innings; off
Adams, 3 in 1 Inning: off L. Bigbee, 0 in
1 inning: off Alexander. 0 In 2-1 lnninr
Hit by pitched belli By Cooper, Maisel.
Struck out. By Jones. 1; by Adams. 1.
Winning pitcher: Freeman. Losing pitch
er: Cooper. Umpires: O'Day and Quig-
ity. Time: 2:03.
Levinsky Outpoints
Sergeant. Ray Smith
Quebec. Seot 9. Battlino- T.ev-
insky, former light heavyweight
champion of the world, shaded Ser
geant Ray Smith of Brooklyn in a
iw-rouna bout here last nmht
Expert Anglers Will
Try to Fish Olympic
Swimmers From Pool
New York, Sept 9. Two ex
pert anglers will try to fish Mist
Ethelda Bleibtrey, Olympic swim
ming champion from a 250-foot
swimming pool with a bamboo rod
and ordinary silk fish line, Sep
tember 15. She will try to pre
vent them. The contest was ar
ranged to day by a newspaper.
The anglers are Joseph Caw
thorn, expert on tuna, and James
Cruikshank. start tfrjut fisherman.
The line wilt be attac.d to a belt
which Miss Bleibtrey wilt wear,
allowing her full freedom. - The
fishermen will take turns in trying
to pull her the length of the tank
and to "land her." -
Wilbur and Greenwood
To Play in Finals of
State Ball Tourney
Lincoln, Neb.. Sent. 9. (Snecial
Telegram.) Wilhcr and Greenwood
will clash Saturday .afternoon in the
state base hall tournament for the
championship as a result of their
victories today over Weeping Water
and the Lincoln American Legion,
respectively. The Wllbcr-Wcepinj?
Water game went five and one-half
tunnies, but was called when the
second spasm of what afterward
proved to be a poor rain.
Greenwood slugged its way to
victory over the Legion, hittmu
Moore 11 times, while Daniels'
winged his way out of several deep
holes and kept the Legion hits down
to four. The Greenwood southpaw
struck out 12 men, while the. Le
gion hurlcr fanned but five.
W liber and the American Legion
will play for third money in the
tourney. 1 he champoni team will
receive $500 and the losers in the
championship game will get $250.
Results of rnuay s games:
First game: R. If. K.
reenwood ....10020 0 00 14 11 3
Legion .......0 0010000 01 5 2
Batterlea: Darnel and Lick; Moore and
Edwards.
Second game: ..." It. H. E.
Weeping Water 0 1 0 0 0 01 3 2
Wither ...3 0 0 0 0 X 3 3
Batterlea: Buck master and Cradovllle;
Wigglngton and Ehnian.
Chicago Cubs Get
Infielder Elliott
Chicago, Sept. 8. Carter Ward
Elliott, shortstop from the Yakima
(Wash.) club, . joined the Chica
go Nationals today. He played the
infield with the Sacramento club in
191,8 and 1919 and last summer was a
member of the Victoria (B. C.) club.
This season he started with Seattle
and was sold to Yakima, from which
club he was purchased by the Cubs.
He is 24 years old, weighs 16S
pounds and is 5:101-2 tall.
Duncan and Mitchell
Lose at Kansas City
Kansas City, Mo.,' Sept. 9. Chick
Evans, national amateur champion,
and Bob McDonald. Metropolitan
open champion, defeated George
Duncan an Abe Mitchell, British pro
fessionals, 2 and 1 in an exhibition
golf match today.
Match Between Eustace
And Cutler a Draw
Salina, Kan., Sept. 9. The wrest
ling match here last night between
Allan Eustace of Wakefield, Kan.,
and Charles Cutler of Chicago was
declared a draw after one hour and
four- minutes of wrestling, . when
Cutler was thrown into a row of
spectators. "Cutler suffered an "in
jury to his back and was unable to
continue.
Senators Buy Premier
Southern Association Hurler
Washineton. SeDt. 9. Purchase
of Tom Phillips, premier pitcher of
the Southern association from the
New Orleans club of that league,
was announced today by President
Griffith of the Washington Amer
icans. Phillips, who . has won 25
and lost six games for the New Or-1
leans -club this season, will report
Monday to the Washington club.
Charlie White and
Hanlon to Box Sept. 19
Chicago, Sept. 9. Charlie White,
Chicago lightweight, today was
matched to meet Jimmy Hanlon. in
Denver, Colo.. September 19. They
are scheduled to go 12 rounds.
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"Slim" Davenport Holds Saints
To Eight Scattered Hits and Wins
St. Toscuh. Mo.. Sept. 9. Omaha -
rnade it two out of three from St:
Joseph today, taking the last game
of the series. 7 to 0. Davenpoit held
the locals to eight scattered hits,
while timely blows off Grincr count
ed for Omaha's runs.- Score:
- OMAHA.
AH.K. H.VO.A.E.
(Haiti-son, 3b .
tinner. 3I ...
Lee, If
Illvelt, 11 .
t.riffin, rf ..
O'Brien, cf ..
Spranger. as
.ingle, c
Davenport, p
Totalg ....
4
1 0
2 1
1 1.1
1 8
2 0
on;
IIS
110
F. McDonald, cf
Ucotty. lb ....
Connolly, Sb .
Fisher, rf . ...
Corridor), If ...
ST.-McDonald, 31
Brown, r aa . . . .
Kandler, c
(.rlner, p
i.... S7 7 11 2J 14 O
St. JOSEPH.
AB. R. 1L PO. A. K.
4 0 0 6 O U
1 IS
1 8
BaseBallResults
dnaStandtaQS
w estekn League. .
w. L Pet. i w: l. rot
Wichita 6 69 .693j Joplin 70 74 .46
Jkl. City S2 62 .5691 St. Joseph 70 7S .41(3
Omaha NHA4.5A6ID' Moines CO 78 .458
Sioux City V3 74 .497 Tulsa 61 95 .549
Yesterday ' Results.
Omnhn, 7; St. Joseph, O.
Wichita, 8; Joplin. 2.
Tulsa, 7 Oklahoma City, 2.
Sioux City, 6: Dcs Moines. 3.
Toda?' Game.
Dps Moinea at Omnhat (two games).
Oklahoma City at Wichita.
Tulsa at Joplin. ' ' . '
St. Joseph at Sioux City.
Total 35 0 H Z7 9 1
Omaha 0 3 000130 0 7
St. Joseph .,.,,.....1)0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Summary Enrncd runs: Omaha, 0.
First base on bulla 1 Off Davenport, none.
Struck out: Hy Davenport, 2; hy (irincr,
2. Left on liases: Omaha, A; rit. Joseph,
8. Wild nltrlin: l.riner. Two.bune tills:
Lelivrlt. O'ltrien, 2; IJngle, Oinlamn.
Three-bnse hits: Corridon. Sacrifice lilts;
Llngle. Umpires: Cnsack and Anderson.
Stolen base: J-ellvelt. Time of game: lfJO.
Bouts for Mike Gibbons
Oeschger Fans $ on
Nine Pitched Balls
Boston. Sept 9. Joe Oeschsrer of
the Boston Nationals contributed a
pitching performance yesterday that
combined a maximum of efficiency
with a - minimum of effort. He
struck out three men on nine pitched
balls.
It was in the fourth in nine of the
first game with Philadelphia. First
1-eDourveau, then Williams, and fin
ally Konetchy the heaviest hitters
of the Philly team came up to bat
and went away again after successive
strikes. Each was sent back on a
called third strike, all curve balls.
St. Paul, Sept. 8. A ?eries of
bouts for Mike Gibbons, St. Paul
middleweight boxer, to be held at
Alborta-Hall, London, in Novem
ber, has been arranged, it was an
nounced today.
6maha Horse Wins
At St. Joseph Meet
St. Joseph, Mo., Sept. 9. (Special
Telegram.) Billy Earl Won the 2:14
pace, the feature of the final day's
fall festival races, and the purse 6f
$1,500. The gray gelding, owned
by C M. Meeks, Omaha, got away
to a bad start in two heats, finishing
eighth in the first and seventh in the
second, but he showed revsrsal of
form and easily won the next three
heats.
In the third Billy Earl ran, third
most of the way, pulling to the front
on the home stretch in a sensational
spurt Happy Lad, after winning
second heat in 2:10j4, finishid with
third money.'
NO one ever traveled more
comfortably, at less ex
pense, and with less worry
over arrangements, than will the
base - ball .fans of this territory
who accompany The Bee party
this year to
THE
WORLD'S
SERIES
Tickets to all games will be fur
nished by The Bee, and the fans
will pay for rfither hotel accom
modations hor transportation.
For further information .
about plans for the trip
write to or call on Mr.
Parsons at THE BEE.
NATIONAL LEAGIE.
W. L, Pct.l
Pittsburgh 0 62 .006Brooklyn
New York S3 64 ,606 Cincinnati
St. Louis 75 60 .6651 Chicago
Boston 73 41 .544 Phlla.
Yesterday' Ueault.
Cincinnati, 10; St, Lbuls, 3.
Chicago, 8; Pittsburgh. 6.
Boston, 2; Philadelphia, 0.
New York; 8; Brooklyn. 2.
Today' Games.
St. Loula at Cincinnati.
Chlcagu at Pittsburgh. -;
Philadelphia at Boston.
Brooklyn at New York.
V. L. Pet.
69 75 .479
01 74 .452
$4 82 .393
46 92 .333
AMERICAN LEAGIE,
W. L. Pc 1. 1
New York S3 49 ,629i Boston ',
Cleveland 2 51 .617 Detroit
St. Louis TO 65 .6l9!chicago
Wash'gfn (16 69 .48 Phlla.
Yesterday Results.
Chicago, 30: Detroit, 16.
Boston, 6; Washington. 1.
New York, 14; Philadelphia, 5.
' Cleveland at St Louis (rain).
Today' Games.
Cleveland at Bt. Loula.
Detroit at Chicago,
Boston at Washington.
Now York (t Philadelphia.
W. L. Pet.
r,3 66 .489
, 04 73 .467
67 77 .420
47 82 .364
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
W. L. Pct.l
Louisville 80 59 .576
M'neapol'a 79 60 .668
Kan. City 7 12 .561
Toledo
. W. L. Pet.
Milwaukee 67 71 .486
St. Paul C6 7 .451
lnd'napolla 65 79 .461
80 .421
08 69 .497 Columbus
Yesterday's Result.
Kansas City, 12-3; St. Paul. 1-J.
Minneapolis, 6; Milwaukee, 6.
Toledo, 18; Louisville, 3.
Columbus, 4; Indianapolis, 2.
Today' Games.
Indianapolis at Columbus.
Louisville at Toledo. f
MUwaukee at Minneapolis.
Kansas City at St. Paul.
SOITHKKX ASSOCIATION. "
At Chattanooga, 2-6; New Orleans, 3-1.
At Birmingham, 7-2: Little Rock, 2-0.
At Atlanta, 2; Mobile. 4. .
Cancel Bout Between
Martin and Walker
St. Louis, Sept. 9. The proposed
boxing match here September IS be
tween Bob Martin and Hugh
Walker, Kansas City boxer, has been
called off,, it was announced today,
because of the erious illness of
Martin in New York.
Wim-THE
PUGS
Chicago Tribune-Omaha Be Leased Wire.
Chicago, Sept. 8. Tom Andrewa. th
Milwaukee promoter, was In town to
day and announced that he would open
his Cream City Boxing- club la the
Auditorium on September 23 or Si. Tom
is looking for an opponent for Richie
Mitchell, th Milwaukee prid.
Harry Xeary, manager of Midget Smith
and Terry Martin, are In. Milwauke and
Bill confer with promoters of that city
regarding a match for hia fighters.
Ted "Kid" Lewis Is conditioning him
a)f for his 12-rounder with Mickey
Walker, scheduled on. Monday night at
Nawark. -
Natalie The Great
Wins Final Race
At Circuit Meeting
Hartford, Conn., Sept. 9. Natalie
the Great, driven by Walter Cox;
.Mary O Connor, with Fred Hyde m
the sulky, and Marion Toddiugton,
Hilly Hudson up, were the winners
of the final day's racing at Charter
Uak park here this afternoon.
Mary O'Connor scored the only
straight heat victory of the after
noon, defeating J. W. S. imd Baby
Dolf in the 2:07 pace. NV.alic the
Great took the 2:07 trot aftr Wiki
Wiki, driven by Gears, had won the
first heat. Geers also won the first
heat of the 2:11 trot with Dudctte,
but Marion Toddiugton was the
strongest of the field in the next two
winning each handily.
The summaries:
2:07 trot; three heats; purse 11,209:
Natalie th Groat, br. m by
Peter the -Great (Cox).... 5 1 1
Wiki Wiki, b. g., by Anvil
(Oeers) 1 2 5
Little Peter, ch. h., by Icon- v,
vitch (Berry) ,.2 3 5
Brooko Worthy, b. h., hy Jus
tice BrookA (Murphy),.., 3 5' 3
Walnut Frisco, also started.
Time: 2:0714. 3:06H, J;0Sti.
2:06 pace, three pace, purao 11.200:
Mary O'Connor, b. m., by Bar-
ney O'Connor (Hyde) .... 1 1 1
J. W. S., b. g.. by J. S. G.
(Ray) 2 ' 2 2
Baby Doll, b. in., by Stirling
ling S. (W. Fleming) 3 3 3
Time: 2:07'4. 2:05'i. 2:05i.
2:11 trot, three heata purse 11,200
Marlon Toddlngton, eh. m.,
by Toddlngton (llodson).. 2 1 1
Dudctte. br. m., by Etawah
(Oeers) 1 3 4
Voseta, br. m by Peter Volo
(H. Fleming) ..: , 3 7 2
Lauretta Taylor, blk. m., by
Native King (Berry) 7 3 3
Oscar Watts. First Virginian and Doa
Palos, also started.
Time: 1:08'. 2:09H. :09U.
Marvin Childs Drives
Hal Mabone and Divid
C To Firsts at Hamline
Hamlinc, Minn., Sept 9. Jim B.
wo9n the $2,000 St. Paul purse, fea
ture event at the closing day's pro
gram of the Great Western circuit
harness races at the state fair to-
dav. - . " '
David C, driven by Marvin Childs
of Omaha, took the 2:10 trot. .
Childs drivinc Hal Mahone, also
owned by George Brandeis of Oma
ha, won the free-for-all pace.
Results:
St. Paul purse, ;,000 added money:
2:12 ,tace: Jim D.. hlk. g. (Bresinfleld)
Kansas City. Mo., won; Irene Gentry, br.
m., (fneipel tcica i-aice, wio., Beuunu,
Pat Pointer, b g., (Vance) Nobleford.
Alberta, third; E.- B. Patch, b. h., (Dom
nlcr) Winnipeg, Man., fourth. Best time:
3:05U.
2:10 trot, $1,000 added money; David
C, b. g., CChitrts) Omaha, won! Jaunt
Fast, .br. h.. Weeks) Rockford. III., sec
ond; Bed Bon. b. g.. (McMahon) Llber
tyvllle. til., third, Best time: 2:0891.
Frop-for-nll pace, 31,000 added money:
Hal Mahone. b. g., (Childs) Omaha, won;
Johnny Quirk, (Eagan) Memphis. Tenn.,
second: Drift Patch, b. g.. (MacMahone)
Llhertyvlllc, III., third. Best lime: 2;03"4.
2:15 trot, ll.O'O added money: Check
ers, b g., (Allen) Indianapolis, won!
Captain Mosby. h. g.. (Kelly) Elkader.
la., second ; Light Some Watts, b. m.,
(Mahoney) St. Paul, third. Best time:
3:094.
jwoiyear trot, ovv aaneu munwy. vi
laterial, b. c. (Dean) Palatine. Ill
won; Dewey The Great, b. g., (Eagin)
Memphis, Tenn.. second: Eleanor Worthy,
b t., (Mahoney) Duluth, Minn., third.
Best time: 3:13',.
Walter Hagen Wins
Michigan Open Title
Detroit Sept. 9. Walter Hagen,
the new western open golf champion,
captured the Michigan open title here
today, turning in a card of 291 for
the 72 holes. Mike Brady cf Oak
land Hills and Harry Hampton of
Brooklands. two of the leading local
professionals, were second and third,
with 296 and 302, respectively.
Boxing in Omaha
To Be Probed
By Officials
Boxers and Promoter Sum
moned to Appear Be
fore State Boxing
Authorities.
Boxing will come under the micro
scope of authority tonight when sev
eral Omaha, boxers and promoters
p.ppcar before members of the state
department of public welfare in re
sponse to summons sent out yes
terday. Lewis R. (Lum) Doyle, Lincoln
boxing commissioner, and John
Hopkins and John Kilmartin. local
boxing inspectors, will conduct the
inquiry.
A hearing: will he riven Billy Rolfe,
Omaha lightweight, who was sus
pended for his showing in a bout
Labor day. Rolfe's lack of ag
gressiveness in the ring led to his
supension for not "competing." Jack
Lewis, his manager, also will be
asked to attend.
Other Omaha fighters will be
summoned to appear before the offi
cials to "show why they should b
allowed to box in the state," Kil
martin) said. He declined to make
known their names until at the hear
ing. "These fighters have not given
satisfactory exhibitions." he said.
Kilmartin also declined to name
promoters who had been asked to
appear, lie sad mere appeared ia
be discrepancies in tne manner in
which bouts are conducted here.
"In fact." Kilmartin , concluded,
"the whole boxing game is to be ar
raigned. It is to be investigated in
all phases, and defects existing "must
be corrected immeaiaieiy. '
"It is believed the meeting will
serve to insure cleaner boxing."
The meeting will be held in Kil
martin s office, room 44y, umana
National bank building.
Hartford Race
To Be Probed
Matthew PotiUon, better known at
Matty McCup," boxer, of Kacinr,
Wis., tiled suit for $450 against tho
Cornhusker club of Omaha in mu
nicipal court today, in connection
with the nloppinif of In's niaii ii
with "Kid"' Schlaifer here on Sep
tember 2.
The bout wa flowed iflrr I he
first round by John Kilmartin, re
dent boxing roitniiiioner, after Me
Cue had been knocked down fmir
timet. Ai a result, he say, the t luli
refuses to pay him the $450 railed
for by his contract, in addition i.i
two round trip ticket from Kacitid
and his expense while in Omaha.
Objects Were Blurred.
"Matty" allege, that early in the
fight he was gtrurk on the hc.id .it
a point just back of the left temple,
and that the blow produced a
momentary paralysis of the muscles
and nerves centering about the eyes.
His vision was blurred, and station
ary objects appeared as moving
spot. He has no recollection of be
ine knocked down four times dtir
ing the first round, he nys.
At the end of the first, round, he
was attended by his seconds, ac
cording to the petition, and rapidly
recovered. He was -a'', to procee-t
with the second round when the
gong rang, be say.
At the clai.g ot tne belt, however.
the referee, on instrsctions from
John Kilmartin, stopped the fitlit.
Kilmartin is said to have declared it
was no contest. He refuo.- to per
mit McCuc to continue in the ring,
on the ground that he was t. com
peting." Case Set for September 15.
As a .v-jlt. ""atty" says, he can't
collect hi $450 from the club.
He asserts .hat he fulfill 1 uis --rt
of the contract in good faith, and
that he was ready to go on with
the fight when the boxing commis
sioner stopped it
He wants his money.
Hearing is set for September 19.
Lowly Oilers Hold
Indians to Three Hits
And Win Game, 7-2
American Association
Bt. Paul, Sept, t.
Flrat game: R, H. E.
Kansaa City 12 12 1
St. Paul 1 1 4
Batteries: Ames and McCartv; Hall,
Kelly, Foster. Boohe, Williams and All -n.
Second game: It. H. K.
Kansas City 3 4 3
St. Paul 3
Batteries: Carter and McCarty; Bbt
ban, Merritt and Allen.
Columbus, O., Sept. .
R. H. E.
Indtanapoli ......... .3 & 1
Columbus .4
Batterlea: Petty and Dixon; Martin and
Hartley.
Hartford, Conn., Sept 9. The
executive committee of the, Connecti
cut Fair association difCussed the
race between Single G and Peter
Manni'mr at a meeting yesterday,
After the meetintT a member of the
committee said that Lewis Sperry-
Hartford lawyer, had been engaged
to conduct an investigation of the
race. Pending the inquiry, the $2,500
share of the purse due to W. B. Bare
foot, Owner of Single G, will be held
up by the fair association, it was an
nounced.
The race between the noted pacer
and trotter was held Tuesday, at
Charter Oak park. Peter Manning,
driven bv Murphy, won both heats.
Single G was driven by Ed Allen and
was badly beaten in the second hm.
which Manning won in 2:06. Hisses
from the crowd followed the event.
No Sunday Game
Matched for Champs
No game will be matched for the
Drive-It-Yourselfs city champions,
Sunday afternoon, officials of the
Municipal Amateur Base Ball asso
ciation announce.
The Woodmen of World readquar-
ters' nine will play in championship
games both Saturday afternoon and
Sunday at Fort Omaha. Saturday
they play the First M. E Metho
dists, church loop winners, in the
second game of the Saturday trophy
series, and Sunday they vie with the
K. of C. Columbias for City (Class
B) honors.
Kansas City "Pros"
Defeat Britishers
Kansas City, Mo., Sept. 9. Fred
Ford and Ernest Ford, local profes
sionals, defeated George Duncan and
Abe Mitchell, British professionals.
3 up and 2, in an exhibition golf
match here today. At the end of
the morning round the Ford brothers
were leading, 1 up.
Oklahoma City. Sept. 9. - Okla
homa City did not get a hit nor a
run off either Cullop or Albanesc
after the second inning and Tulsa
took the third game of .he series,
7 to 2. Love was knocked out of the
box in the first inning and was re
lieved by Allen after being touched ,
for four hits and four runs. Scores
TULSA. OKLAHOMA CITT.
AB.H.O.A. AB.H.O.A.
Burke, cf 5 1 1 OiPitt. rf 4 1 3
Th'p'n, 8I I 2 1 2 Vrlght, 3h 2 0 0 0
Davis, rf 6 3 1 OlBreen. 2b 4 0 S 6-
Todt, If 4 2 1 01 Harper, rf 2 0 2 0
Bran'n, lb 5 2 10 HOrah'm, lb 4 113 0
Stew't. 2b 0 S IIHeatly. ss 3 0 0 S
Heving. o 3 0 5 01 Moore, If 3 0 I 0
M'Oln's, ss 4 3 tlParker, o 3 0 4 0
Cullop, p S 0 0 21 Lore, p 0 0 0 0
Aib'n', p 2 1 0 2Allen, p 4 10 7
Total 39 13 27 121 Total 21 3 27 IS
Score by Innings: '
Tulsa 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 17
Oklahoma City .....2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 S
Summary Rune: Burke, Thompson, 2?
Tt.. ..: . T .t , Dr.-nn 131,, U'.lffhl
Errors: Heatly, Stewart. Two-base hits:
Thompson, Burke, McGinnis, 2: Albanese.
Sacrifice hits: Hevlng, Parker, Btoletv
bases: Stewart, Brannon. Bases on balla?
Off Love. 1; off Cullop. 4; off Albaneee.
4. Struck out: By Allan, 3; by Cullop,
2; by Albanese, 2. Runa am) hits: Oft
Love, 1 and 4 in 1-3 Inning: off Allen,
2 and In 8 2-3 Innlngai off Cullop, t
and 3 In 3 (none out In fourth). Doubl
tlay: McOlnnla to Stewart to Brannon.
eft on bases: Tulsa, 7: Oklahoma City.
9. Umpires: Burnsida and Buckley. Timet
1:50. . '
W Itches, S; Miners, t.
Wichita, Kan., Sept. 9. Wichita woi.
the deciding game of the series with
.lonlin her today. 8 to 3. East liattlnf
was a feature. He hit two tingles and twl
homers in four time up. The score:
JOPLTN. WICHITA.
AB.H.O.A. AB.H.O.A
C't'een, cf 3 0 3 OiSmlth, cf 6 14
Ha'ton, 3b-p 4 2 0 SW'as'rn, 2b 3
Ro't'on, ss 4 0 2 3 Ber'er, ts 2
Mu'ler, rf
Speas, If
Kru'er, 2b
Rourg, lb
Bla'ell,
4 110
4 0 2 0
4 2 3 2
3 0 9 0
4 13 1
to'g, P-Cb 3 0 11
East, rf 4
Heck, lb 4
Butler, 3b 3
Hla'a'ey, If 4
Haley, o 4
Groas, p 4
0 $
1 9
4 0
21
1 2
1 1
2 1
1 0
Total 34 13 21 If
n. h. e.
t
14 1
Stngatock;
Minneapolis, Sept: I.
Milwaukee ,
Minneapolis
Batteries: Brady. Gay and
James, Jklangum and Crosby.
Toledo, Sept .
R. H. E.
Louisville 7 2
Toledo 1 2 3
Batteries: Sanders. Long. Satell and
Kosher; Ajrrea. Stokes and ScbautitL
Jack Lewis Not .
Placed on Probation
By Secretary Antics
Total 33 .6 24 9
Score by lnninEs:
.toplln ..0.0 0 0 0 1 0 15
Wichita 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 xt
Summary Runa: Mueller. Blackwell,
Smith. Berger, East. 3; Beck, . Butler,
lllakeslcy. Errors: Robertson, Mueller, 2.
Sacrifice hits: Washburn, Berger, But
ler. Two-base hits: Beck, Hatty, Smith,
Mueller. Krueger. Home runs: East, 2.
Hits: Off Young. 12 and 7 in T l- In-
rings. Doubt play: Robertson to Krueg- -
r to Bnurg. Struck out: Hy Young, 2;
Hamilton, 1. First base on nails: Oft
ross, 2. Left on basea: Wichita, I; Jop
lin, 6. Vmpire: Holmes. Tim ot gam
1:15.
Packers, f Boosters, S.
De Moines, Ta.. Sept. 9. Sioux Citj
bunched hits on Lynch tn the fourth In
ning for tour runs, enough to defeat Des
Moines In the final gam ot the season,
here. to 3. Score:
SIOCX CITY. DES MOtNES.
AB.H.O.A. AB.H.O.A.
Harbor, cf 5 1 4 OiO'Con'r 2b 4 1 3 .1
11 1 1 Knyne. sa 4
1 0 rxBrown. lb 4
Leard. 2 b 3
O'gd, rf-3b 6
Metz. lb 4
Rob'a'n. It 5
Marr. 3b 1
W'tson, rf 3
Kearns, as 6
Query, c 3
Tesar, p 4
1 1
1 12
2 1
Totala
II OiMoell'r. If 3
2 1 O'Pntt. rr 4 11
0 0 DMIIan, cf 4 1 1
2 1 0 Grant, 3b 3 0 1
1 4 !xYuna 1 0 0
2 0: Banner. 0 3 0 S
A 0'iAnd'rn 110
Lynch, p 3 0
28 13 27 8jBuck'r, p 1 0 1
tSchuman 0 0
xColfe 0 0 0
Jack Lewis, well-known Omaha
sporting promoter and manager of
boxers and wrestlers, has not been
placed cn probation by the state
athletic commission, as indicated by
advices from Lincoln published in
yesterday's paper.
"We have taken no aciion of
that sort against Mr. Lewis and
have no complaint or reason for
considering it," said Secretary
Antics of the state decartment of
public welfar' ,
Totals 34 8 27 10
a-Tuna batted for Grant In r.inth.
xAnderson bstted for Banner In ninth.
xSchuman batttd for Buekalew in ninth.
xCoffey ran for Bchuman In ninth.
Score by Innings:
Slnuit City 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0
Des MoinM I 0 10004) 13
Summary Runa: Met, 3; Watson,
Kearna. Query. O'Connor. Rhyne, Milan.
Errors: Leard. Banner, Buekalew. Horn
run: Met. Thre-basa hit: Query. Sacrl-
rtcs hits: Wataon, O'Connor, Rhyne.
Stolen bases: Rhyne, J; Moeller. Left on,
bases: Slouz City, 1; Dea Moines. 3.
struck out: By Lynch, 3; by Tatar. .
Bases on balls: Off Lynch. 4; off Tesar,
2. Earned runt and hits: Off Lynch.
i and 11 In Innings: off Buekalew,
none and 1 In t Innings; off Tesar. S
and In Innings. Losing piichert
Lynch. Umpire: Becker. Time: 1:27.
Connally Joins White Sox
Chicago, Sept 9. Pitcher Con
nally, a right-hander, who was pur
chased from the Yakima. (Wash.V
club by the Chicago White Sox, re
ported to Manager Glcasort todajfa j