THK BEE! OMAHA. SUNDAY. SEPTEMPPJ. 11. 1921.
Buffaloes Beat Boosters in Double-Header-O'Brien Gets Homer
2-C
1
'Big Ben' Smith
Hurls Locals to
Two Victories
Omaha Cop First Affair, 8
To 2, and Second, 8 to 5
Two Contests on
Card Today.
The Omaha Buffalo! practically
jumped into a tie with the Oklahoma
City Indiana for second place in the
league Handing ycterday when
they trounced the Dei Moinei Boost
er t in a double-header at league park
before a small crowd of shivering
fan. The core were 8 to 6 and
8 10.5.
Kay O'Drien'a home run over the
right field garden wall in the lad
of the 10th won the second contest
for the Buffaloes. With the score
knotted, five all, Lee was hit by a
pitched ball. "Mike' Massey forced
the former at second and then ad
vanced to second when Griffin singled
to center. O'Brien stepped up to
the plate and parked me noiscniue
over the timber for a homer, thereby
winning the (same for the locals.
"Big Ben" Smith was Burch's star
niouiidsinan against "he noosters.
This former Des Moines player hurl
ed his teammates to a victory in the
first contest, allowing the visitors
10 hits, while the rest of the Buf
faloes collected eight off the delivery
of Black and one off Mr. Schuman.
In the second affair, Smith was
inserted in the lineup in the seventh,
and after allowing -the Iowansv to
tie the score, succeeded in holding
his opponents in , check after the
scveniD, winning ; wnen . v iiv
smacked out his homer.
The scores:
hesmoink.
AB.R.H.TB.HII.Sn.BB.O.A.F,
O'Connor. ZbftOSSOOlsu
Hhrar. a... 1 OS
Anderson. II. t M 1 M M
llrown. IkMl t'l It I I M
Morller, lllbl I I I II 4
rmt. rf a i i ! I J !
Milan, 'rf... ;
si, i a l l o O'O a
Von. 8b.... -. J 2
Hnn. ... 4 If
hi .k. sonnoesito
BucUlow, If. O000O B
cf IA r. ctaolnunpnupnupnup
OMAHA.
AB.B. H.TB.8II.RB.BB.O.A. E,
riUlaaoB. tb. 4000OO1
u.. th K A 1 I O 0 O 1
i.. ir 4 o o a o o a
Max.ry. rf... 5 0 0 0
irlffln, h.. 5 S 7 0 0
O'Hrlen. . of . 5 S 0 0
Hprancer. aa S 1 0 0 1 0
Mnl. .... 4 1 J J 0 0
Trr,.n. p.... 1 1 1 O
4.lHl.r, p... 1 0 0 0
Smith,, p.... O 1 1 0 0
0 8
. 0 7
0 K
O S
O
0
O 1
0 0
Totals. a 8X7 1.0 110 15 2
fcl.a ftav InlttriSM! '
i Woine. w.'.-oiioroajoo-s
Omaha ..0 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 80
Hummary Home runs: flrlffln. O'Brin.
Earned runa and hlla: Off Black. 7 and
a h. a A lnnlnvi off TrMR. 1 ana O In
' 8 1-8 Innlnco off 4illiwr, none and one
In t-8 innlnsai off Smith, t and 4 In 4
Innlnaa. Mruek ontl UT "
Treon, none) by Olatoer, S; by Smith. 8.
...Flrt ham un hat:a:. Off Treon. 8; off
af Hnilfh. if, aff Black. 1.
Wlnnlna? pitchers mltb, Iln pllcherr.
mack, i-aaaea ,ou. "'"V:. .
playat Moeller o Banner;1 lalaaoa to
Pprancer to C.rirrin. Ien on Dmeai win
Maine. Hi Omuha. , Time of samel
14S. I'mplrea: Cuauck and Anderson,
j, . DKS MOINES.
AH R H Tn.KH.SH.BB.O. A. E.
AB. H. H. TB. SH. B. O. A. B
IVCon'r. 8b .5 1 1.4 0 0 O ,1 O 0
Khyne. aa ...4 0 0 J .0 0 11 0
drown lb . 5 1 1 0 0 0 18 0
Horror. U ..4 1 8 8 0 0 1 J ; 0 0
i.t ir 8 8 8.0 0 0 1 0 0
Milan, rf '...4 1 J 8 0 0 0 5 O 1
Orunt. 8b ...8 01100 81 I J
Andon, o 4..0..1..1..0..0..0..2..1..J
Black, p ...8 000 0000 81
Mchuman. P.0 00000.0 000
xVuna ... .1 0 0 0 0 0
Totala .;..84j"o'lo"l5 0 0 4184 18
OMAHA.
ATI R. ll.TB.SH.Sn.BB.O. A. T..
ril.la.on. 8ba81810114O
Huney. 8b , . .4 8 1' 8 0 0 0 0
Ln, If . . . '..- 8 -1- X ' 112 2?
Maaary, rf ..4 0 0 0 0 0 O 1
(irlffln. lb , .4 0 0 0 0 0 O 10
O'Brien, cf ..4 1 l l'J 2 2 2
Kpnutter, M4188000 J
Wmrle. a u.S 1 8 8 fl 0 1
Smith. ....8 0 1 1 1 0 0 1
8 . 1
0 0
1 0
8 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
8 0
Totala ' ..8"a" 18 8 0 8 87 18 1
Score by lnnlnast
Dea Molnea 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 4 00
Omaha . 8 1 0 8 0 0 8 0 x K
Summary Home runt O'Connor. Earned
runa and hlta: Off Hmlth, and 10 In 8
Innlnrat off Black, 5 and 8 In 7 lnnlnca;
off Bchuman, 0 and 1 In 1 Inning. Struck
out: y Smith, 1; by Black, 8; by Schu
man, O. Flmt bae on balls: Off Smith, 4;
oft Black, 8 1 off Schuman, 0. Winning
?lteher: Smith. Loalng pitchers Black,
'amed ball: Anderson. Double plays:
None. If on basest Omaha, 4; Dea
Molnea, 7. Time of tames 1:25; Umpires:
Anderson and Cnaafc.
Elks Organize Bowling
, League; Meet Today
The Omaha Elks' Bowling league
will open on the Omaha alleys, Sep
tember 27 and a meeting for all mem
bers 1 interested in bowling will bs
held in the club rooms this morning.
StprPTOdnrJI
Amateur!
Grid Prospccta Rosy.
Shenandoah. Ia.. Sept. 10. Foot ball
..unMl, ,k f la HhananilAall H lirh tchnnl .
are rosy with a squad of 40 cantliaitea '
for places on the eleven: Among the
number are eight "S players.
"Eddie" Lewis, star last year at Dea
Molnea university is the high school
coach.
The opening game will be at Villiaca
September 30. The achedule is aa fol
lows: '
September 30 Vllllsca, there.
October 14 Qlenwood, there.
October 28 Corning, here, k.
November 4 Atlantic, tbere.
November 11 Creston, there.
November 24 Clarlnda, there.
Games Witt also be scheduled with
Blaschard, Tarklo and Red Oak.
Favor state I.eagn.;
Grand Island, Neb.. Sept. 10. President
Miloa of the former State baae ball league,
haa received favorable replies from the
baae ball latereeta of Norfolk, Hastings,
Lincoln. Fairbury, York and Grand Island.
with reference to the reorganisation of
the league for 1822, and has called a
meeting to take place at Lincoln tmme
liately after the world's championship
No'Veplles have been received from Co
atmbua or Beatrice.
.v
Scott Elected Captain. . . i
Broken Bow, Neb, Sept. 10 Jewell
Bcott, star fullback of last year's high
school eleven, haa been elected captain
by the letter men of last year. -
' . Edwara Win. ' " '
St. Edward, Neb., Sept 1". 8t. Edward
won an ll-lnnlng- game from Newman
Grove Thursday by a score of ( to 3.
Batteries: St. Edward. Kite and Fisher;
Newman Grove, Johnson and Smith.
St. Edward plays Columbua hero today.
Twe Shatoat Game.
Randolph. Neb., Sept. 10. Two -shutout
gamea were played here thla week.
Waaaa won from Btoomfleld in the
first game, 1 to 0. Batteries: Wlcgate
and Johnson; Blacksmith, Hathaway and
HI ere. .
Plainview and Laurel went 13 Innings
in the aecond game. Plainview winning,
2 to 0. The game was a pitchers' duei
between Bumgartner for Plainview and
Wlllaford for Lau-el. Plainview tallied
u aua to Laurel's five.
BaseBaDGesuils
ena standings
wrNTESIV I.EA(.IE.
IVIrhlla .tti Jouiia TIT4.4S
oki. tur inl ine Jwk 77.
Ouki IIMJll II. Mains UtO.4
haul I'll It l. sou, Tula ilM.Itl
Mir4ajr' lUsalla.
Pm Main, ; wmaha, (.
Hioui City, T Ml. Jumps, J,
Joplin, It; Tula.
Ustahoma City. Si Wichita, I.
Taxlay'a (lame.
Pes MalnM ( Omaha.
Oklahoma City at Wichita,
T14L4 at Joplin.
Ml, Joseph at flloui Cllr.
NATIONAL LEACil'E.
W. I- frt. V. U P.
ril'tburih l II ,ot. nrooklrn SIM.tof
N.wVoia M 14 .ofnnrluat (t T .it
St. I.OUIS 71 a I .illlhlraso .III ..II
Uitlon 1 t Phllaphl II II .ill
Iratcinlar' HeaulU.
Clntlnnatl. Si Ml. Loon, I.
Pittsburgh, l'hlan, 0.
Iloaiun. ; Philadelphia, 4.
N.w Vork. t; Brooklyn. I.
Today's 4,lns.
HI. Louis at Chicago.
I'llt.lMlrah at Cincinnati.
.N.w York al Iirouklyn.
(No other gam scheduled.)
AMmiCAN LKAUI'E.
W. I.. IVU W. U Pel,
New Tork M tt ,JM)oaten 41 IT .4
Cltvalaud 11 1 .SISI le(rolt IS. 71. 47
Hi. I.ouls 71 .SKIC-hlraao 17 71.4?
Wash'ton T (S .411 Pblla'phla 47 13.111
1 eeleedaye Heaulta.
fit. I.oula. 4-1: Cleveland, 0-10,
Detroit, S: Chicago. 4..
Washington, S; llr.aton. 1.
N.w York, IS: Philadelphia, I.
Today' (iamea.
Cleveland at Ml. Louis.
Detroit at Chicago, f
Philadelphia at Chicago.
' Boston at Ktw York.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
W. I. Pet I W ?.
r.nulavllla SI SO .Ml! Mltwauke II 71 .4
Vlnapnlle 71 .6141 St. Paul II 71 .415
Kan. City 7 II .147 In'anupolla l 7 .411
Toledo 70.4171 Columbus 1111.421
Yesterday's Keaulta,
Louisville, 7-1) Tolado, 1-4.
; 81. Haul. I; Kanaaa City. 1.
Milwaukee, 10; Minneapolis, 1.
Indlanupplla. S; Columbus, J.
Today' Games.
Milwaukee at Hi. raj I.
Kani City at Minneapolis.
Indianapolis at Toledo,
ttovlavllla at Columbus.
Indians Defeat
Witches, 6 to 3
Salisbury Relieved Mitchell in
Second and Hurled Shut
Out Game.
' Wichita. Kan.. Sept. 10. Oklahoma City
cook tne rirac or an important auriee nere
today..! to 1.' Sallabury. wAo relieved
Mitchell in the second, pitched shut-out
oaii ine rest or ine tame: score
OKLAHOMA CITY. WICHITA
AB.H.O.A.
AB.H.O.A.
Pitt, rf 5 8 8 0
Wright, Ih 4 0 0 1
Harper, cf 4 0 2 0
Orah'm.lb 3 1 IS 0
Heatley, II 1 0 1 I
Smith, cf 4 12 0
W'hb'n.lb 2 0 8 3
Berger, sa 10 12
East, rf 4 14 0
Beck, lb 4 2 110
Runser. Hill
Butler, 3b 4 10 2
Blak'l y, lb 2 2 2 1
M'Mu'n.ss 2 14 7
Parker, o 4 2 0 0
Haiey.o l 3 l
Mitchell, p 10 0 0
Beebe, p 0 0 10
BaUSb'y, p I 0 0 4
Maun, p . 10 0 1
Muaser, p 110 0
xM'Dowell 10 0 0
xGregory 10 0 0
Totala 11 127 17
Totala
12 S27 10
xMcDowell batted for Beebe ln second.
xOreaory batted for Musser la ninth.
Score by lnnlnca:
Oklahoma City 0 2 1 1 0 0 2 0 0 S
Wichita ...1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Summary Runa: Pitt, Graham, Runser.
McMullln. Parker. Smith. B-ck. But-
let. Krrors: Parker, Berger, Haley, Maun.
Sacrifice hlta: . Washburn, McMullln,
Heatly, Salisbury; Berger. Two-base hits;
Runser, a, Parker,. Blakealy, 2, uutier,
Beck. Home run: Beck. Stolen bases:
Graham, McMullln. Hlta: Off Mitchell, 6
and 2 ln 1 1-2 innings; off Beebo, 8 and 2
In 2 Innings; Off Maun, S and 4 In 4 in
nings. Double plays: Runser, McMullln
and Orahain, 2; Butler and Berger.
Struck out: By Muaser, 1; by Maun, .
Bases on balls: Off Beebe, 1; off Salisbury,
1; off Musaer, 1. Left on bases: Wichita,
7: Oklahoma City, 4. Umpires: Holmea
and Ormsby. Time of game: 1:25.
' Miners, 10; Oilers,, 0.
Jonlln. Mo.. Sent. 10. Lefty Berger
was ln fine form today and the Miners
bombarded Pruttt with an avalanche of
hits ln the last half of the game, winning
the opener, 10 to 0. After the first man
up not a batter hit Berger until two
were gone in the aeventh. Burke waa
the only Oiler to aee aecond base. Score: ,
TULSA.
.TOPT.tN.
AB.H.O..A
AB.H.6,A.
Onsen, cf 3-1 3 0
Ha'lton, lb 3 2 2
B'ertson, ss 4 ' 3 0 3
Mueller, rf 4 110
Speas, If 3 3 10
Kru'ger, 2b 4 2 -2 .2
Bourg, lb 4 011 1
Smith, 0 6 1 1
Berger, p 4;212
Totals '31 15 27 11
Burke, cf 4 12 0
Tho'on, Sb 4 1 1 S
Davis, rf , 4 0 .1 o
Ste'art. 2b 3 0 0 3
Todt. If 4 18 0
Bra'on. lb 8 0 9 1
Hev nc. o 8 13 8
M'Gl'is. sa 3 0 2 1
Pruitt, p 8 0 11
Totala 11 4 24 12
Scora by innings: 'v'
Tulsa 0 00000000 0
Joplin 1 0 0, 0 1 8 1 4 X 10
Summary Runs: Chrlatensen. 2: Ham
ilton, Robertson, Speaa. 2; Krueger, Smith,
Berger, 2. Error : ' Hamilton, Thompson,
Stewart, Pruitt. -Two-base hits: Smith,
Berger, Sacrifice hits: Robertson, Speas,
Bourg. First baa on' ballet' Off Pruitt,
3; off Berger, 1. . Struck out: By pruitt,
Dy uerger, 7. oarnea runs: jopun.
7. Left on bases: Tulsa, (; Joplin, 9.
Double playa: Robertson to Krueger to
Bourg. Wild pitch: ' Pruitt. Hit by a
Itched ball: Speas by Fruitt. Time oi
game: 1:15. Umpires: Buckley and
Burnslde. ,i '
Packers, 8; Saints, 8.
Slon Cltv. AeDt. ; 10. Three errors by
St. Joseph in fielding paved tba way for
Sioux Clty'a 5 to victory over the Salnta
In the opening game of the sertua today.
Score: --: .
ST. JOSEPH.- SIOUX CITT.
A8.H.O.A. 1 AB.H.O.A.
F.
Beatty,
Conn1
Fish
Corrld'
MM'
Totala S3 11 24 16
. .. ToUlS SS 7 17 17
xWatson batted for Kearna ln eighth.
. Score by innings:. ;
St. Joseph ....0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 03
Sioux City ......0 0 3 0 0 1 0 3 x 5
Summary ilkuaT F. McDonald, Beatty,
M. McDonald, ."Hrbor, Meta, Roblaon,
Wateon, Query. Errors: Beatty. Con
nolly, Kandlcr, Oatergard. Two-base hits:
F. McDonald, Fleher, Kandler. Sacrifice
bits: Harbor,-Leard. Stolen base: Har
bor. Double playa: Brown to Connolly to
Beatty; Connolly to Brown to Beatty;
McCall to Beatty; Leard to Kearna to
Meta Left on baaes: St. Jee. 11; Sioux
City, 7. Basea on balls: Off McColl, S;
eff Kelfer, 2. Struck out: By McColl, 1:
by Kelfer, 2. Balk: McColl. Hit by
pitched ball By . Kelfer, Beatty. Um
pires: Becker and Cbrlstianaon. Time of
game: 1:30.
Inter-State Horseshoe
Pitching': Tourney
To Be Held in Iowa
An inter-state horseshoe tourna-
merit with events for men, women
and children, and open to any one
from snt, n,bt, VAn.l M.-n.
uulu curasaa. jajn-.
nesota or Iowa, will be held at
Sioux City. September 21. 22 and 23.
Cash prizes totaling $142 will be
awaraea, together with an inter
state cup and a gold medal to the
winner of first place, x
The tournament will be in teams
of two men and national rules will
govern the' contest.
M'D'd.cf 4 8 1 0 Harbor, cf S 1 2 0 W'bsg's, Zb 1 1 x jsueroe, ap
ik a nu a t.rH Ch I ! 4'Sneaker.cr 4 Z o lisisier, 10 .i
1:', 2b 5 0 .2 2 Ost'rg'd, rf 4 1 3 8.1 Smith,, rf 1 0 2 l.Jac'b'n, cf 4 4 8 0
er rf fi S 0 11 Meta. lb 3 113 0 nooa, ri e x a ido,ucw, w -d'nf
lf 4 2 2 0 RoUn.oa.lf 3 0 0 1 O.rd'r. 3b 4 2 0 l;Wll'm?
D'dSb 4 O'O 2 Marr, 8b 3 10 1 "ew!,". ; r ; J,SM.i: h I n s'i
.. A t a v..,.. m a a a a John'n. lb 1 1 3 OlM'Mans, 2b 4 o 3 x
K.ndler, 0 4 3 " 0 xWataon, rf 0 0 I W J X alvSe V 2 0 0 0
McColl. p 4 0 1.7 xQuery.e 3 2 4 ! ?.'?' 5 S 5?y.n.8 P n n a e
Kiefer.o 4 0 0 4 P ' ".V.?.." X X a
I ; I jivuiiuia v w v
INDOOR SPORTS ,,.,.
V. WWMm ( GO-ON- TTsLK- rH- I j
Yankees Hit
3 Hurlers Hard
Collect 24 Hits and Beat
Philadelphia by 19 to
3 Score.
Philadelphia. Sept. 10. New York
pounded Hasty, Keefe and Freeman
for 24 hits and a 19-to-3 victory over
Philadelphia today. In the ninth in
ning the American league leaders
hammered Keefe and Freeman for
nine hits and nine runs.' C. Walker
of the Athletics made his 21st home
run. Score: '
NEW YORK.
PHILADELPHIA.
AB.H.O.A.
Witt, rf 5 3 10
Dykes. 2b 5 2 4 1
C.Wa'er, If 4 13 1
Perkins, o 4 2 6 2
B.Co'ns, cf 4 14 0
M'Cann, lb 4 1 0 2
Oal'way, as 4 1 2 3
J.Wa'er, lb 4 3 7 1
Hasty, p 2 0 0 1
Keefe, p 0 0 0 0
Freeman p 0 0 0 0
xToder 10 0 0
Miller.cf 7 2 2
Pe'ugh. sa 4 2 4
K in, It-ID 3 3 V
Mouse!, rf 4 10 1
Plpp, lb 6 1 13 1
Fe ster, If 0 0 0 0
Ward, Sb 2 2 3 2
M'Na'y, 3b 8 9 0 4
Schang, o a I o
Mays, p 6 3 0 6
xHawks 0 0 0 0
Totals 44 24 37 22
Totala 3713x26 11
xHawka ran for Plpp In ninth.'
xPeckinpaugh out ln ninth, hit by bat-
tea can.
xYoder batted for Freeman In ninth.
Score by lnnlne-a:
New York 0 1 0 2 3 0 2 2 11
Philadelphia 30000000 03
Summary Runa: Miller. Pecklnpaua-h.
Ruth. 3; Meusel, 3; Plpp. 2; Ward, 3;
McNally, Schang, 2; Mays, 2. Hawke,
Dykes, C. Walker, Perkins. Errors: C.
alker. 2: Hasty. Two-base hit: Maya.
Meusel, Ruth, Plpp. Three-base hit: Ruth.
Home run: V. walker, sacrifice Jilts: Mc
Nally, Peckinpaugh, Ward, 2. Hlta: Off
Hasty. 12 In 7 2-3 Innings: off Keefe,
t In 2-3 Inning; off Freeman, 4 In' 3-3
Inning, stolen base: Schang. Struck out:
By Hasty. 1: by Mays. 2. First base on
balls: Off Hasty. 4: off Keefe. 2. Hit
by pitched ball: By Mays, Hasty; by
Keefe, Meusel. Left on bases: New York,
11: Phlladelshla. 8. Double plays: Maya
to Peckinpaugh fo Plpp; Peckinpaugh to
ward to lipp. .uosing -pucner: nasiy.
Wild pitch: Freeman. Umpires: - Wilson,
Morlarlty and Connolly. Time of game:
15. -I
': Browns. 2-1; Indians, 0-10, - r'V.
St. Louis. ' Sent 10. Cleveland and
St. Louis . divided a double-header , today,
the locals winning the first name. 2 to 0,
and the Champions the seconds, 10 to 2.
Shocker held .the visitors to tnree nita
In the first v game. - Wambsganas acored
five runa ln the aecond game. Score:
CLEVELAND ' ST. LOUIS.
. AB.H.O.A. AB.H.O.A.
Jam'son, If 4 1 2 .0Tobln, rf : ' 4 14 0
W'bn'ss, 2b 4 0 4 0 Ellerbe, 3b 2 2.0 .1
Speaker, cf 4 0 4 O.Sialer, lb 3 011 1
Smith, rf 3 0 1 0 Williams. If 4 110
Gardner, 3b 3 0.0 if Jacobsoq, cf 4 0 10
Seweli, ss 4 . 0 "1 3Severeld, o 3 0 4-0
J'ston. lb 3 0 0 oiuerDer.ss a i i v
Nelll. o 3 14 0
M'Manus. 2b 2 1 0 2
Shlnault, e 9 0 2 0
Col'akle, p 2 0 0. 3
Morton, p 0 0.00
Shocker, p 1 1 3 4
- Totala " 17 ' 7 27 11
xuurns i .':
Tnl.l. II lit 7
xBurns batted for Coveleskie In eighth.
Cleveland ... ,i ... , . .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ;
St. Louis 1 0 0 0 4 0 10 X 3
Summary Runa: Tobln, McManus. Er
rors: Williams. oerDer. xwo-Daae nu,
shnnbAr Sof-rlflre hlta: Ellerbe. McManus,
Slsler, Gardner. Double play: Coveleakle
to Sewell to Johnston. Left on bases:
Cleveland,-6; St. Louis, 6. First base on
balls Off Shocker, J; off Coveleskie,. 1;
off Morton, 1. Hits: Off Coveleakle, 7 ln
lnnlnas: off Morton, none. HirwcK out: uy
Shocker, 2; by Coveleskie, 4; by Morton,
Wild Dltcu: coveieame. nosing
Covoleskle. Umpires: Nallin and Chill.
Time of game: 1:38.
CLEVELAND. ST. LOUIS.
ah H O. A. AB.H.O.A.
Jam'a'n. If 6 8 1 2'Tobin. rf 4 1 1 p
Totala
v - Totals 83 8 37 12
xColllns' batted for Bayne In seventh.
xMullen batted for Davie ln ninth.
Score by Innings: . " . . - .
Cleveland 2 0 2 0 1 0 S 0 810
St. Louis 19000014 2
Summary Runs: Jamteaon, 4 Wambs
g&nss, 6; Speaker, Staler. Jacobeon. Errors:
Jamieson, Sewell, Johnaon, Severeld, Ger
ber, McManus. Two-base hits: Jacobson,
Jamleaon. Stolen baaes: Jamieson, Wambs
ganas. Sacrifice hits: -Wambsganss, Wil
liams, Slsler. Gardner. Double plays:
Sevniied tn McManus: Sewell to Wambs
ganas to Burna. Left on baeee: Cleve
land, 4: St Louis, 8. Bates on balls:
Off Malls, 2; off Bayne, 2; off Davis. 1.
Hits: Off Vangllder, 4 In 2 1-S Innings;
off Bayne, 3 In 4 2-3 Innings; oft Davis,
3 In 2 innings. Struck out: . By Van
gllder, 2: by Maila, 4; by Bayne. 8. Balk:
Bayne. Losing pitcher: Vangllder.- Um
pires: Chill and Nallin. Time: 1:66.
. Senators, St Bed Box, S. . .
Washington. Sept. 10. Waahlngton re--talned
Its birth in the first division by
defeating Boston today, i to L Johnson
held the visitors to five hits. Ccore:
BOSTON. WASHINGTON.
. . AB.H.O.A. . ARH.O.A.
Heboid, cf 4 1 3 OlButh. aa t 3 I S
Foster. 8b 4 2 1 1 Milan, rf I 1 8
KSr - ,ij l I SSft, " 'i
M'innis, ibi oie el Harris, lb 4111
Celllna. rf 4 OiMlller, If . 4 1 2
it. 4 11 41 Shanks. 3b 1 1 1
waitera. it 1 1 it Picinico, o s 1 1
1 oiJohna-a.
tusaeii, p i 0 1 . Totals 33 13 17
. Totals 30 14 121
. xVlck batted for Walter In seventh.
Score by Inning: " "
Boston ............0 4 I I I 1 I I 08
Waahlngton I 1 t t 1
Summary Rune: Leibnld, Foster. Me
noakjr. BOs 2; Mllaa, Bice, Shank. Er-
fA ID 97 tl tMiiI1.ii ' 1 O O O
ror: Russell. Two-base hit: Foster. Three,
bsse hit: Bice. Stolen bases: Milan, Fob.
,ter. Pratt. Scott. Sacrifice hlta: Shanka
Mclnnls, Piolntch. Double play: Scott to
Pratt to Melnnla. Left on baaes: Uoaton,
4; Waahlngton, (. First base on balls: Off
Kuscell, Z; on Johnson, I. Hit by pitched
ball: By Russell, Shanks. Struck out: By
Johnson, . Umpires: Hlldebrand and Ev
ans. Time of game: 1:47, t .
Tigers, St White Sex. 4
Chicago, Sept. 10. J. D. Thompson, a
recruit pitcher from the Vlctolla (B. C.)
club, who was on the mound for the White
Box. blew uo in the 10th inning today and
Detroit bunched five hlta behind a base
on balli and drove him out, winning!
3 to 4. Score: i
DETROIT. v CHICAGO.
AB.H.O.A
AB.H.O.A.
Young, !b 4 16 2
Jones. 3b 4 114
Hooper, rf 4 12 1
Joh'nn, sa 4 0 3 2
Cobb, cf 4 13 1
sr.eeiy, id i u i
Falk, If 4 2 3 1
Moatll, cf 4 3 2 0
Mul'gan, 3b 4 1 t
M'Cle'n, 2b 5 1 3 3
Veach, If 5 2 4 0
Hell'n. rf 5 12 0
Blue, lb 2 2 110
Sa'gent, aa 4 3 0 2
Merrltt, as 1 1 1 0
Woodall, 0 5 2 1 1
Cole, p 5 10 4
Yaryan. o 4 2 z 1
Tho'son, p 3 1 0 1
Con'lly, p 0 0 0 0
Totala 40 16 30 14 Totala ' 37 13 30 II
Detroit 0 00210000 61
Chicago 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 11
Summary Runs: Young. Jones. Cobb
Veach, 2: Hellmann, Blue, 2; Hoopi-j
Sheely, Falk, 2. Errors: Sargent, Yar
yan. Two-base hlta: Falk, Jones, Yar
yan, Hooper.- Moatll, Cobb, Sheely. Three
base hit: Sargent. Stolen base: oJnes.
Sacrifice hlta: Mosul, Mulligan, Johnson,
Thompson. Jonea. Double plays: Mulli
gan to Sheely to Mulligan; Jones to
Young. Left on bases: Detroit, 7: Chicago,
i. Bases on balls: Off Thompson, 4; off
cole, 2. Hlta: uu Thompson, 14 in 1-1
Innings; off Connelly, 1 in 2-3 Inning.
Struck out: By Thompson, 1; by Cole, 3;
by Connelly, 0. Balk: Thompson. Los
ing pitcher: Thompson. Umpires: Dlneen
and Owens. Time: 1:55.
Fail to Play
Last State Game
Misunderstanding Results in
; Greenwood Nine Not
. Reporting. .
. ' Lincoln, Neb., Sept: 10. The state
champiohshipr in base" ball remains
undecided since" the i final round of
the base ball , tournament scheduled
between- Greenwood t and ; Wilber
failed ;to be played Saturday due to
a misunderstanding by the manage
ment of the -touriwinent and . the
Greenwood team. ' .... : .', . ':.
The Greenwood sluggers were no
tified that the game had been post
poned, . but later an attempt was
made to get word to them' to come
after it . had been announced here
that the game would be played. The
attempt failed and the gamd was
postponed probably until Wednes
day. ' '- - - "
First money is $500 and second is
$300. . ' .
The ; American region team .lost
out in a five-mnine same, witii.
Weeping Water in the consolations
for third money in tne tourney,
Weeping Water blanking the Legion,
1 to 0. The Legion lined out four
hits to -the Weeping Water three
Third money amounted to $200.
" Score bv mninsrs: '-
Lea-Ion 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0
Weeping Water 0'1 0 0 X 1 3 1
Score by Innings: R. H. E.
Batteries: Grant and McCIoy; Zlegenbeln
and Gradovllle.
Noye and Hinton Fight
To a Draw in Denver
Denver, Sept. 10. Johnny Noye of
St.- Paul, and Jimmy Hinton of Den
ver fought 12 rounds to a draw here
last night. The fight was slow in
the early rounds but the last three
rounds were very fast. " They are
lightweights.,
Want Grid Games
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.rz Drawn for
Pirates Blank
White Sox, 8 to 0
Pitcher Morrison's Old Bat
tery Mates Hits Hard and
Timely.
Pittsburgh, Sept. 10. The Firatcs
shut out Chicago, S to 0, today. The
locals used Pitcher Morrision's old
battery mate, John Gooch, of Bir
mingham, and his batting was hard
and timely. Elliott batted for York
in the eighth inning and then played
shortstoo in Hollocher's olace in the
last half of the eighth, Keene taking
York s place in the box. bcore:
CHICAGO. PITTSBURGH.
AB.H.O.A
AB.H.O.A.
Hollo'r, as 4 0 2 S
Blgbee, If 6 3 1 0
Keene. t ; 0 0 0 1
Carey, cl I e v
Terry. 2b 4 0 2 R
Mar'lle. aa 4 2 2 8
Tw'bly, rf 4 2 1 0
Barnh't, 3b 3 1 1 4
Deal, 3b 4 13 1
Rob't'n. rf 4 1 0
Barber. If 4 0 1 o
TIerney, 2b 4 2 3 8
Grimm, lb 4 1 13 0
Gooch, c 3 3 2 0
Maisel, cf 2 0 2 0
Kell'er. lb 8 1 10 1
O'Fa'ell. o 3 1 8 0
Mor'i'n, p 3 0 0 4
Alex'der. till!
yorK, d u u o ei
Totals 35 14 27 16
Elliott., n 1 1 Ml
Totala 32 7 24 13
Score bv hinlnca:
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-r-0
Pittsburgh 30101400 x t
Summary Runa: Blgbee. 2: Carey, 3;
Maranville. Tiernev. Grimm. Krrors: Bar.
ber. Carey. TIerney. Three-base hits: Big-
bee, Grimm. Sacrifice hit: Morrison. Dou
ble plays: Hollocher to Kolleher; Morri
son to Maranville to Grimm: Morrison
to Barnhart to TIerney; Barnhart to
TIerney to Grimm. Lett on oases: cm
cago, S; Pittsburgh, 6. First base on
balls: Off Alexander, 1; off Keene, 1,
Hits: Off Alexander. 12 ln S 1-3 Innings
off Tork, 2 in 1 2-3 Innings; off Keene,
0 in 1 inning, struck out: jy Aiexanaer,
1; by Morrison, 3; by Keene, 1. Winning
Ditcher: Morrison. Losing pitcher: Alex
ander. Umpires: Qulgley and O'Day. Time
oi game: 1:32.
Beds, 6; Cardinals, iS.
Cincinnati. Seot. 10. Rlxev bitched
shutout bail until the ninth today and
Cincinnati won from St. LOUi?. 6 to 2,
Haines was hit hard and retired after
seven innings. Score:
ST. I.OITIS. CINCINNATI.
ATtH.O.A.I AB.H.O.A.
M'n. rf.-cf 4 0 3 OlBohne, 2b 3 18 8
S'tz.lb-rf 4 18 0 Kopr, ss a o
Stotfk. 3b , 4 2 2 1
Groh. 3b 3 8 0 2
Hor'by. 2b .4 12 1
Bressler. rf 3 3 0 0
M'H'ry, If 4 .3 0 0
Mu'ler. cf 1 0 0 0
Daub'rt, lb 4 1 9 0
Fonseca, ir 4 u a
Duncan, cf 4 13 0
Harg'aveo 3 2 5 0
Rlxey, p 10 0 6
Lavan. 89 3 l . 3 t
.demons, o 4 0 2 2
Haines, p a u l e
Aln'ith. lb 3 1 8 0
xDllh'efer- 1 -0- 0 01
Totals 2 13 27 12
North, p 0 0 0 1
Tnlnl 34 8 24 14
xDilhoefer batted for. Haines ln eighth.
Score hv'lnnlncs
St. Louis .ji.9 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 3 Z
Cincinnati a
Summary Runs:' Stock, McHenry, Har-
grave. 3; Bonne, 2! Kopr, . errors: ia-
van, Fonseca, Two-nasa. nits: nornsuy,
Groh. Three-base hits: Bohne, Hargrave.
Stolen bases: McHenry, ' Bohne. Sacrifice
hits: Groh, Hargrave, Rlxey, Lavan. Dou
ble playa: Lavan to Schultt; Lavan to
Hnrnabv to Alnsmith. lft on bases: Cin
cinnati, 7; St. Louis 6. .First base oil
fialls: Off Haines, 8; off North, 1. Hits:
Off Haines, 11 in 7 Innings; off North, 2
in 1 inning. Hit by pitched ball: By
Haines, Kopf. Struck out: By Rlxey, 8;
by Haines, 1. Losing pitcher: Haines.
Umpires: Hart and Brennan. Time of
game: 1:50. - :'
Giants, 3; Dodgers, 1.
New Tork. Sept. 10. The New Ycrk Na.
tlonals bunched four of their six hits off
Grimes in the first Inning and defeated
Brooklyn today, 3 to 1.- -Brobklyn's only
run was a homer by Kilduft Score:
BROOKLYN. NEW , YORK.
J , AB.H.O.A. - AB.H.O.A.
Olson, ss 4 0 3 4!Bnrne. cf 3 1 0
Joh't'n, 3b 4 1 0 3lBanc'ft, ss 3 0 2 4
Grlthh, rf 4 1 0 OlFrisch, 3b 4 1 1 4
wh.t if 4 1 2 OlYouna-. rf 4 1 1 1
Nets, cf 2 0 3 OlKelly, Jb 3 118 2
irnnri f 110 01 Meusel. If 3 1 0 0
Irh-nrtt, 10 4 3 10 uina lings, iu a w o
Kllduff. Sb 4 1 4 3
Snyder, : c 3 14 2
Men'ky, If 2 0 8 0
Barnes, p 3 u 3 l
Grimes, p 3 I o z
xEf.yrs 10 0 0
Totals 27 6 27 20
Totals '35 8 24 131 " v.- ' ?
xEayra batted for Neia ln seventh.
Score by Innings: ' '
Brooklyn 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
New York 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 x 8
Summary Runs: Kllduff. Burns, Young,
Kelly. Errors: Olson, Bancroft. Two-base
hits: Kelly, Johnston. Grimes. Home run:
Kilduff. Stolen bases: Griffith, Burns.
The Bee by Tad
Sacrifice hit: Bancroft. Double play: John
ston to Kllduff to Si'hmamlt. Left on
baaes: New York, 4; Brooklyn, 7. First
baae on balls: (iff U rimes, 3. Struck out:
lly Uarnea, 3; by Crimea, 1. Panned ball:
Snyder. Umpires: Klem and McCormtck.
Time of game: 1:37,
Braves, 8; l'hllllea, 4.
Boston, Sept. 10. Four hit in the sev
enth with an error by l'arkensnn netted
Boston three run and 6 to 4 victory
over Philadelphia today. Ford' playing
at abort waa brilliant. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON.
AB.H.O.A. AB.H.O.A.
J.Smith, 2b 4 3 1 41 Powell, cf 6 1 3 0
Miller, 3b 4 0 0 ojch'tbry, 2b 4 13 1
l.'b'f'v'u. rf 3 1 3 O.S'thw'th, rf 4 1 1 0
Wll'mi. cf 3 1 1 II Cruise, If 4 110
I.ee, lb 3 0 7 0 Holke, lb 4 2 18 0
King, if 4 14 OiBoerkel, Sb 4 1 0 6
Park'n. ss 4 12 1'Koril. ss 4 117
Henline, e 4 1 7 Jl.Cowdy, 0 2 0 11
Mead'wa, p 2 2 0 Jl M'Qu'll'n, p 1 1 0 0
xW'gt'ne 10 0 OiFfll'n'm, p 110 2
xKonetchy 10 0 t.Ulbson, 0 2 0 10
xNlxon 0 0 0 0
. Total 33 3 24 121
Totals 35 10 27 16
xWrlghtstone batted for ileadowa ln
ninth.
xKonetchy batted for J. Smith In ninth.
xN'ixon ran for Oowdy lu seventh.
Score by innings:
Philadelphia 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 04
Boston 0 0 1 0 0 1 3 0 x 8
Ford, Nixon. Errors: J. Smith, Parkin
son, 3. Two-base hits: Mnadows, Williams,
Summary lt"-- T smi'h, 2; -Lebor
eadow, Powell, Chrlstenbury, 2
King. Tiree ........ . ..om.. worth. Stolen
base: Cruise. Sacrifice hits: Miller, Lee,
Meadows, Gowny. Left on basea: Fhi!a
deipbia, 7; Boston, 8. First base on balls
tirr Meadows, 2; orr Fllllnglm, 2. Hits
Off Fllllnelm. 8 In 7 Innings: off Mc
Qulllan, 1 in 2 innings. Struck out: By
Meadow, t; by Fllllnglm, 2; by Mc
Qulllan, 1. Winning pitcher: Fllllnglm
Umpires: Moran and Rlgler. Time of
game: 1:47.
Schmader Meets
', Marples in Bout
At Plattsmouth
riattsmouth, Neb., Sept. 10.
Sailor Andy Schmader of Omaha
and Jim Marples" of Chicago, will
meet in the main event of the local
American Legion's boxing show here
Wednesday night. .
For the six-round semi-windup.
Kid Bruno and Harry Kinnear,
both 01 Umaha, have been secured,
The second preliminary will be be
tween George Schmader, brother of
Andy, and Kid Roscoe of Omaha,
The first preliminary for the wel.
terweight championship of Platts
mouth is to be a four-round affair
between Joseph Smetana and Tom
my Rabb, local lads.
Carl Morris After
Bouts With Country's
Leading Mitt Artists
Carl Morris, Tulsa (Okl.) heavy
weight, wants to fight, The south
ern mitten slinger is willing to ex
change' wallops with any of the
country's heavyweights, bar none.
Frank Tessin, who handles Mor
ris ring affairs, is in - Omaha en
route to Canada, where he expects
to sisrn ud a new bsfttler and also
schedule a bout for Morris.
According to Tessin, 1 Morris ' is
scheduled to meet , Bob Roper in
Tulsa on Thursday, September-22.
A loal club wanted Morris and Ful
ton for September 20, but the Tulsa
date caused the bout to be can-
teled.
Tack Thompson, also of Tulsa, ne
gro heavyweight, who defeated
"Bearcat" Wright here sometime
ago. wilf meet the "Bearcat" in a j
return bout here October 6, Tessin 1
said.
Commerce Alumni
Trounce Yearlings
Coach James Drummond of Com
mercial High sent his squad of grid-
sters through their initial scrimmage
ofbe season yesterday afternoon at
Thirty-second and Dewey. The
Bookkeepers bucked up against the
Alumni team, composed of last year s
city' champions. The score was 24
to 0.
"Ike" Mahoney, all-state half,
gathered all the tallies for the win
ners. Long forward passes, Yeach-
out to Mahoney, resulted in all the
touchdowns.
Coach Drummond has a ,fairly
husky squad working out each after
noon. Des Moines Golfer
Makes Hole in One
Des Moines, Sept 10. O. A. Gilt
ner.of Des Moines made the 18th
hole at the Grandview golf course
here in one on Labor day. The ball
landed near the green and rolled
straight into. the cuo. .The distance
is 170 yards. ' '"'
Snoot Boozer
Slips a Puzzle to
The Canary Kid
WunU to Ktiow If the Kil I
On the Lam and Invites Mini
To a Gojiljer Party in Jer
)'. ,
By H. K. HARRIS.
I heard sonuthmj? plump down be-
side my chair. Looking up, I saw
that it was a aiutcasc, and beside the
suilcmf stood the Canary Kid, a
broad grin on his face.
"Why, Canary, hello I" 1 cxctaiim-d
"Hello, ychself." replied Mic Kid.
"I jus' hounrcd oiTa one uv Mr. toll
man's flop house and I'm jus' two
days frutn Xoo Yawk an' iuitc well
an' happy to be ouita jail "
Smile Fades.
"Well, the last time I heard from
you," I said, "you had a job teaching i
a bunch of movie bathinir beauties!
how to swim to be mermaids for the
film. 'The Dig Fish.' What become
of that?"
The Kid s smile failed.
"I lost 'at job," he sighed. "Couldn't
keep my mind on my work."
"What!" 1 exclaimed.
"Yeah, couldn't keep my mind on
my work."
The Kid Sighed again.
"There wuz a I'il lady 'nior.s 'em
by th' name uv Lily an' w'i!c Lily
wuzn no water lily, she wuz all
there in th' water.
Fish from Start
"I wuz fish frum th' start an' she
ad wonncrful lines, so I wuz landed
wit' great speed.
Ever thin wen . long lovable
till th' other bathin' beauties got t'
crabbin' an' sayin' I wuz all th' time
tryin t make a Annette Kellerinan
outta Lily an' Icavin' th' rest uv th'
gang to drown thcirselvcs so far as
1 worried.
"So puhtty soon I ain' no more
bathin' 'nstructor 'n a sick pussycat
an' th' bird they gets in my place
is a sweet lookin cookie wot all th
bathin' beauties falls fur wit' a loud
splash 'at dampens my spirits.
On the Lam?
"Well, I goes into Noo Yawk an'
wuz driftin long Broadway wen a
hard lookin' egg comes up t' me
an whispers, On th lam, 1-,:
"'Wotth'll?' I scz.
"'Aw, don' pull 'at zipp stuff on
meh, bo, you an' me done time in
th' big stir in Idaho t' gether,' 'e sez.
'There is some flatties an' dicks up
th way an I m tippin yeh. Ere,
take this rod.'
"I stares 'at this cookie as 'e 'an's
me a gun.
A Snoot Boozer.
" 'I'm levelin' wit' yeh,' he sez.
You 'member I'm a snoot boozer, I
see, -,but I ain' steighridin' now an'
I'm- isquarin' wit' yeh w'en I tells
yeh 'bout them bulls up th' way. I
jus' got outta th' jughouse after cop
pin' a gas bucker an me an some
other guns gonna do a nice l'il
gopher job over in New Joisey
t'night. .'.V.anna come 'long?'
"Well, uv course I knows wot 5s
a sleighrider an' figgers this 'ere
bird is sure out wit th reindeers an
fuller wit' hop 'n a healthy kid's
tummy, wit'- eats after Thanksgivin'
dinner. ' ,
" 'Bout this time 'long comes a
bunch of cops an' dicks an this bird
tries t' run away but two cops is
faster. '
Tells Police Sergeant.
"I tells a police sergean' in th
bunch wot th' cookies sez t' me an'
't translates it.
"The firs' thin this egg axes mc
is, 'Is th' cops after yeh?'
En e tells me not t pull at rube
stuff as me an' him done time t'geth-
er in the Idaho pen. 'There is a
bunch of cops an' detectives up the
road an' I'm wisin' yeh,' is wot 'e sed
nex' an' w'en 'e tol' m' t' take th' rod
e meant, gup. ...
. Snoot . boozer means a cocaine
dopehead an' uv course ever'body
knows wot sleighridin' an' bulls is.
W'en 'e said gas bucker 'e meant 'e
done stole a auto an en e invited
me, t' a li'l party uv yeggs wot wuz
gonna blow a safe over, in Jersey.
Takes a Tumble.
"As they wuz leadin' this 'ere bird
way 'e calls back 'at me, 'Hey, Gyp,
don' fenret t' see a big noise an' get
me sprung, fur yeh see I'm takin' a
tumble an if I don get a mouth
piece. I gotta' take a dive.' An' wot
this meant wuz at e mistook me
fur "is ' frien' . Gyp th." Blodd- an' -'e
wail's me t' see a lawyer an' get 'im
outta jaiT, b'cause, if I didn"'e'd ,'av
plead guilty. " ' . '
"Ain' it awful," concluded the Kid,
looking earnestly at me, "'6w turn
ble some people uses th' Enlish
langwidge?"
ir r'. urt
rvansas utv rros
Defeat Britishers
Kansas City, Mo., Sept. ft 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
wefe leading, 1 up.
Tobin's All-Stars to .
Play at Beatrice
Beatrice, Neb., Sept. 10. Manager
Life of the Beatrice base ball club
has arranged to play an exhibition
game here October 7 with Johnny
Tobin's, all-star American league
team. Sheriff Tom ; Blodgett of
Marysville, Kan., former Western
league southpaw, will hurl for Be
atrice. - -
Omahans Who Played
With Sidney Return Home
Roben Ryan and Skrpper Bill
Shipke, who have been playing with
the Sidney base ball club, have re
turned to their home in Omaha and
ire now ready to- lay under the ban
ner of some local club. " ' 1
Northwestern U.
Grid Team to 15e
Made Up of Vets
Only Two Mrinhors of Lad
Year's Klevcti Not To He
port ut I'vaiihton This,
Season.
Chicago. Sept. 10. All member
of ht year's foot ball team at
ort hwi-icrn university will appear
at ivanim lor llic initial practice
Vvit, tne exception vl Huddy Lane
anj Lassiirr.
Llmer Mcl'evilt will leave h's law
praeliee in ht. I'aul to come to
Northwestern to coach a,iin. lie
will be WMsicI by Jai'k :iwtrllc.
Iliidily l.aiif, eraittiiiu-J last June,
will be missed as lie was one of the
best puntrr ever developed at
Northwestern. Hut when the lirt
practice is called Coach McDi-viit
will have at least 15 men who have
had experience in conference Raines.
He will welcome back at least 20
nlavcrs who know his style of coach-
ing and will be ready to step right
in where they left off last year. Last
year McDcvitt met an almost new
squad. This year he will greet vet
erans. Jack Hathaway, captain-elect, will
serve his third year on the team,
Graham Fcniield, last year's cap
tain, will be back at one of the guard
positions. His heavyweight brother,
Henry, will again play tackle. OIc
Dalil and Ole Magnuson, guards,
Blackwood, Wright, and Edwin,
tackles, Saunders, Ewing and Slica
ron, on the wings are other North
western men who will return.
Iicnsinger, star of last year's fresh
man squad, is vxpected to replace
Lane as the punting expert. He
plays halfback. Chuck l'almer, a
star in forward passing, will return. '
Patterson, iizold and Harry Graus-
neck are other good backficld men
who will answer the call.
Coyotes Begin
Training Soon
Vermillion, S. D., Sept. 10. (Spe
cial.) Foot ball practice at the Uni
versity of South Dakota will start
September 19. With most of the old
men returning and a large number
of recruits reporting, prospects are
very bright.
Among the old men who will be
on the campus are. Berg and ,
Schdnche, centers; Zimmerman and
Schmidt, guards; Horkcy, Lund, and '
possibly, Sopcr, tackles; Captain Alli
son, Sam Patrick, Hengel, and Hal
verson, - ends; Qunital, Hawley,
French, Metzger, Bob Patrick,
Brown, Turnbull, and Jackson, back
fielders. ;
New men expected are Charles and
Lewis Bloodgood, and Christianson,
of Huron; McAnulty and Cooper-
smith, of Redficld; Clark, of Big
Stone City; Funston, Harmon, Scal
len. Smith, and Wellcr, of Mitchell;
Wilbur and , Kenneth Spraguej' of
Clark; Cook, of Dallas; Conrer, of
Aberdeen; Margollcns, of Hawarden,':
Ia.; and -! Starbeck, of Montevideo,'
Minn.. Coyote rooters will hail with
delight the return of Harold Collins,'
former U. S. D. halfback, popularly
considered the best halfback in the
state. With this list to pick from,
Coaches Stewart and Whittemore
hope to develop a team that vill win
another state championship.
The 1921 card is .one of the best
in northwest. Away from home the '
Coyotes attack the Universities of
Illinois and North Dakota, the Mich
igan Aggies and Lreighton univer- '
sity. Games within the state are
with Yankton college, Dakota Wes
leyan, and State college, the last ,5
named to be played in Verniiliion on
Dakota day, November 12.
Gold King Captures
Final Race Held at K :
Cornhusker Fail;
Lincoln, Neb., Sept. 10. (Special
Telegram.) Gold King,, bay gelding,' "
owned by C. D. Bell of Omaha, took
the 3-year-old trot in straight- heats 1
in the final race of the Nebraska '
state fair before a small crowd yes- v
terday. His time was 2:5554 and
2:22jvbut it was unnecessary for '
mm to. exert nimseit to defeat Rio
Dulce (Dobbins), who followed sec
ond in both heats. John Igo (Jack--
son): took T' both - heats. John Igo
(Jackson). finished last on both
turns of .the race. The purse was Y
$500. '. . -
Bobola (Swtaln)'1 won th 1:15 trot In
three straight heats, whlln Miss Rexetta
-(Rhodas) took second and My Rosebud
(Dobbins) third. Black Falcon (Taylor)
I.vdon v.. (McVay) and blovd Oeorsis -;
(Bennett) followed. Time, 2:12 -4, l:13'i '
and 2:13H. Pudse, $1,200.
Verawana (Dennis) slipped Into the lead
In three out of four heats of the 2:26 paca 1
with Dr. Dyre (Snijth) second and loro-
tby Blngen (Shire) third. Patsv Ferman
(Peal). Hallle Dale (Slick), and Koxjr ;
Msld (McVay) sme In order named. Time,
2:1214, 2:16V4, 2:Ui and 2:17. Pursa
$soo. . '
Dr. K (Preznel) took the mtlo ninnlns; '.
race In 1:49 with Renulem H. Mastard) . .
Boreas (A. Mastard). and Oklahoma Man -?
finishing In order named. However, th :t
Judges declared it no race because tha ,
time waa so slow. The entry fees were re-
turned. Tha purse of 1200 ia being with.
held.
Innovation (Fonts) won the four fur- 5
lonus running- race in :52, with Rad IJght
Plns (Mastard), Arbor Day (Gibbons) and
Rod Fox following. Purse 11(10.
Ed Lavan (Weekes) took the five fur
longs race in 1:034 with Flint P.ock (B. .
Mastard) and Harry K. Thaw (Brewer) '
taking second and third. Lady Preston ,
and kuoy .Mac a no ran. purse S0. ,
The track was exceptionally fast and
some good time could have been msda
had there been any necessity ot tba win- ;
ners being pushed
.
British Woman o
. Golfer Improved
Montreal,- Sept 10. Miss . Cecil ; ,
Leitch, British golf champion, whoj
has been ordered by her physician to
rest, because of an attack of ton- ,
silitis which developed while she was . i
crossing the Atlantic, was reported :
today to be convalescing. There is . t
said to be little danger that she will ' i
be unable .to appear in the Canadian
championship ' tournament. . - - '