THE BLE: OMAHA. THURSDAY. 8EPIISMBLR 15. 1921.
Omaha Horses Get Big Slice of Purse Melon at Local Track
Liberty., ami
Liberty Silk
! Capture Firsts
Ohilds and Roy Owen, Local
PiloU, Drie lo Money
Close Finish
Feature.
By HARRY K. WHITTED.
Omaha drivers mid Omaha
iutrt auxin carried off the bio part
Vif the tnoi at the arcoiid day of
jhc Great Western circuit race at
afc-aar-Hcii track ycsteniay ancr
'noon. Ray Owen behind Liberty, a
nice uoina sorrel erldinz, won two
out of three of the heat in the 2:20
'pare, while Childs. driving Liberty
Silk, a beautiful ion of Bingen Silk.
-owned by George Hratidcis, took the
last two heats of the J-year-old trot.
after finishing last in the first beat.
5 Nearly S.tXKJ people again watched
.ihe races, and with the weather man
0:1 his good behavior, the track was
.much better vesterdav than on 1 ties
-day. The majority of the finishes
.were close and the tune was fast tn
iiiost instances.
. Five hores took the word in the
!2;ll pace for a purse of $1,500, the
first event on the program. Ked
Wing, driven by Thomas, drew the
.pole in the firt heat and Starter
jMone cnt the field away on about
the third score. The field steamed
Jn-er to the half in 1:05. but from
there on they all turned on and the
mite was finished in 2:08, with the
iield bunched closely at the finish
Tim B.. black gelding by Evervicw
driven by Breitcnfield, came around
'the field from third place on the
"lower turn, coins the overland
oute. and won handily with a lit-
;tle to spare, although Happy Hal,
driven by Dalky made a game bat
tle through the stretch. Two dollar
pickets on the winner paid $30 this
heat, ane $270 to plahe. while tickets
hn Happy Hal paid $670 to place,
t Queen Okla to Front
In fire second heat, Queen Okla
stepped to the front at the word and
vas leading the field at the quarter
nd again at the halt with the field
strung out, Indian file. Breitenfield
Is Sain pulled out jwith Jim B for his
'drive as they were going into the
lower turn, coming around the field
and winning handily. The real fight
vaa for second place, Queen Okla
v inning the honor from Red Wing
Jy a short half length, but two
jrngths back of the black gelding.
Tickets on this heat paid $2.50 to win
Jind '$2.50 to place on Jim B -while
Jueen Okla drew her backers $3.60
do place. '
i In the third heat, Owen took Rags
Jrut in front and was leading the
itield at the quarter with Red Wing
jn second place. Happy Hal had
Jnoved up tlose to the front at the
-half, bufc the black gelding had the
,1'ck of the -field and won handily
from the three-quarters, . with the
-teal fight again being for second
Jplace, with Red Wing getting the
l onor. The. pari-mutucls paid $7.10
en the black gelding to win, and
$3 50 to place, there being no other
Jilace'bets. 1
, Four Horses Start,
Four horses took the word in the
"first heat of the 2:07 pace, purse
,$1,000. Phil Patch went to a break
. in this heat just as the field got the
word, but settled the pace again
before the field "got well into the
Si:rn. They were all well bunched
t the half, -which they reached in
3.03. Main Direct, with McGirr
' driving, pulled around the field on
,the lower turn and came on in with
'Banner M a bay' gelding by Ban
ner Leaf, ' Perry up, chasing the
gelding out, and; everybody whip
ping. There was lcs3 than a length
and a half between any of the field
"at the finish. Main Direct paid
$2.90 and .$2.40 to win and place
while Banner M .paid $2.60 to place.
, They got away to a fine start in the
-second heat, going to the quarter in
M bunch, with Banner M. leading the
procession. Main Direct showed a
vorld of whiz in the last end of the
- jnile, coming around on the outside
and winning in a whipping finish,
-with all'ftbe horses close. Tickets
Jjsn him to win. paid $2.80 and the
Same amount to place, while Banner
Ai. paid $10.10 to place.
7. Main Direct got away in front in
.he last mile, with Banner M. chas
ing him close at the quarter. The
4'ield was again bunched at the half,
tut again the gelded son of Merry
Direct had plenty of steam to won,
ith the real fight being for second
place. - ' v
Liberty Away Good.
Another quartette took the word
in the third race, the 2:20 pace, with
, -Hal N. C. A., a brown gelded son of
;Hal B, in the guide position. Roy
JDwen took Liberty away flying and
Vas on even terms with the leader on
She back stretch, going to the front
ground the lower turn and winning
asily. Hal N. C A. showed con
siderable whit in the , Stretch and
iade a game try during the last 200
ards, but couldn't overtake the sor
rel gelding. Liberty . paid $2.80
straight and $2.40 to place while' Hal
IsV C. A. paid his supporters $2.70
4o place. . -
' Owen toot Liberty away fast
- "again in the second heat, and nas
3cading at the quarter. Hal N. C A.
fooved up to lap on the sorrel at the
-tiali and kept right on coming from
here in, beating Liberty - out by a
farrow margin in a hard stretch
jrive,v Verawana,. owned by Ed
JPeterson of Omaha, was coming
Strong at the finish, but had to be
contented with third place. Tickets
"paid $3.60 and $2.30 to win and place,
Vhile Liberty paid $2.10 to place.
In the third heat Hal N. C A.
Vas back almost a length at the
ytart, while Owen took Liberty out
tri front from the quarter, winning
handily. The fight in this heat was
for second place, with Verawana
Stopping the honor from Axtide in
$ driving finish. Tickets paid $2.40
nd $270 to win on Liberty and
56.30 to place on- Verawana.
it Childs Drives Another Winner,
j Four likely looking youngsters
took the word ' in the 3-year-old
jhrtot, purse $600, with Liberty Silk.
twned c George Brandeis and
driven br Marvin Childs. in tbe
'pole position; Childs waj in front
BareBallRenilts
5rjaStendinp.
westm i.rAote
W. L. Pi I I W. I,. Ti l.
Vrirhil .' JopUn "I 1.44
Okl. llty I44.S4iSI. Joseph 13 11.411
n.h IIMitt 1 Malnn ' IS .44
bieus City it ll.tMITulw 45194 JO
Yeet !' Itrsvlts.
flmiki, Si Imi City, I.
V It-him, 14; Tulsa, t.
Oklahoma I'M), 14)-: Joplin, 4-1.
Pes MolnesBI. Joseph, postponed, rain.
Ted?' ".
Omaha al Moi 1 Hy.
Oklahoma Clly at Tuls.
Vi luia at Juplln.
la Molnei at SI. Joifpb,
NATIONAL LtMt.lt.
W. I.. Prt.l W U Trt,
Nr Tnrk 7 (4 .ill! Droikln 7i)ii.4!
1'ittabui-ah 44 14 .4t Clni'lnnall 41 It .441
HI. Ixiu.I 14 4) .til I'hlriiO 44 it .434
Uoaton 1i 44 ,4311'hlla'phla 47II.IJt
VratrHay'a HMvKa.
nronktyn. f-i; Kt. I.t'llt. T-t.
IMnburfh. h; lloaian. t.
Sw Terk, 10: Onrlnnall, 1.
Chicago, 14; Thlladalphia, 1.
Taday'a Uamr.
Philadelphia al 81. Leun.
Hoafon at Cincinnati,
lirooklyn at Chtraio.
.New York at 1'lualiurch.
AMK.BICAN 1.EAOIR.
W. I.. IVI.I W. I.. Pfl
Now 'York 4 H ,42l Hoaton 5 41 .4li
Clavetand 14 I! .4:3, 1'alrolt .4: 74 .47
St. I.oula 41 .414 I'hlcitso 4t.4il
Waah'ton 41 14 .4J rhlla j.hla 4" 14 .361
Yeaterday'a Rfaolta.
Boston, t; Detroit, 0.
i.'lrvaiand, I: I'hiladrlphix. t.
New York, 11; Chicago, I.
Waehlncton. 1; ft. Lout, 0.
Today 'a (iame.
St. Ixula at New York.
Cleveland at Waahlnrlon.
Iiatrnlt at PMIadviphla.
Chicago at Boaton.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
W. U Trt l W. I,. Pet.
I.oulvillB t j 41 .Ml'iTolrdo t) 75 .471
M'noapolla 81 ti .67! Ind'napolli Vi 74.473
Kan. City 7 7 .Sr.4; St. Paul 44 11.464
Milwaukee 70 71 ,490Columbua 40 85 .414
Yratrrday'a Reanlla.
Mlnnvapolla, f-4: Kanaae City, S t.
Milwaukee, 4-1; Mt. Paul. 1-4.
I.oulavlllf, 4; Columbua. 3.
Indlanapolla. S; Toledo, I.
Today's Games.
Indlanapoha at Louisville.
&t. Paul at MlnneHpolia.
So other gamea achedulcd.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION".
Chattanooga, 4; Atlanta. 3. '
Birmingham, i;, Memphla, 1.
Mobile, 4; Newl Orleans, 6.
1
at the quarter, while Rio Dulce, a
bay gelding by Harrod Creek had
moved up into the lead at the half.
As they headed into the lower turn,
McCool, a brown gelding by Judge
Maxey, owned by Otis M. Smith of
Omaha, started doing business and
came around the field, winning in the
stretch without any great amount
of effort.
1 he field got away to a good start
in the second heat, with Liberty
Silk going into the lead before they
reached the quarter. Rio Dulce
made a break on the first turn, but
settled quickly. Childs had no
trouble in winning, with McCool
back about a length at the finish.
In the third heat, Liberty Slik
was leading the field at the quarter,
then Rio Dulce moved up to first
position on the back stretch, and
McCool was leading on the lower
turn. " Childs sat down for his drive
through the stretch, coming through
on the pole and winning in 2:18.
Yesterday's Race Results
2:11 pace, the Ak-Sar-Ben. puree 1LS00
Jim B, blk. g by Kverview
(Breitenfield) 1
Queen Okla, b. m., by King Okla
(Rhodes) , 2
Red Wing, sr. g., by I. Delight
(Thomas) 4
Happy Hal, b. g by Happy Sym-
doi tDeiK) 1
Rags, ro. g by The Triumph
(Owen) s
Time: 2:08. 2:0i, 2:D9V.
2:07 pace, purse 11.000:
6 1
1 1
3 2
4 ' 3
: 4
2 1
Main Direct, b. g., by Merry Direct
(MeGtrr) 1
Phil Patch, b. a.,, by Dan Patch
(Dompler) 3
Banner M, b. g., by Banner Leaf
(Perry) 2
Nicholas, h. g., by Kentucky
Marque (Clark) 4
Time: 2:08 Ve. 2:07. 2:0SV4.
2:20 pace, curae 1800:
Liberty, sr. g., by Bon of Oritorio
(Owens) 1
Hal N. C A., br. g., by Hal B
(Neal)
Verawana, b. m.. by Vernon Mc
5 1 4
Kinney (Dennis) 3
Axtide, ch. g.. by Axtlen (Harris) 4
Time: 2:0914. 2:08, 2:104.
Three-year-old pace, purse 1600:
Liberty Silk. id. g by Blagen
Silk (Child:)' v.. 4
McCool, br. g , by Judge Maxey
(Smith) 1
Rio Dulce. b. g., by Harrod Creek
(Dobbins) 2 S ' 4
Anna K, b. m., by Ettawa (Owen) 3 4 3
Time: i:10U. 2:17'4. 2:38.
Season Opens on
Ducks Friday
The open season of squirrels,
plovers, snipes, brants, coots, ducks
and geese begins next Friday and
continues until January 1. On
prairie chickens and grouse the open
season will be from October 1 to
November 1,, inclusive. j
Hundreds of Omahans are pre
paring hunting expeditions to their
favorite hunting grounds or lakes
Friday. ;
The bag limit in one day will be
10 squirrels, 25 coots or ducks, IS
plovers, rails or snipes, and 10
brants, prairie chickens, grouse or
geese.
Mile. Susanne Lengler
Cancels Exhibition
Tour of United States
New York, Sept 14. Mile. Susanne
Lenglen, French woman tennis cham
pion, has been compelled to cancel
ber proposed exhibition tour because
of ill health, the American commit
tee for devastated France, undci
whose auspices she came to the
United -States, to play in benefit
matches, announced tonight
France Sends to :
United States for
Olympic Coaches
New York, Sept." 14. France
ha tent to the United States for
coaches to train its athletes for
the Olympic games of 1924.
This information was imparted
today to amateur athletic union
officials by Allan H. Muhr, assist
ant commissary general of the
Olympic games, who has just ar
rived in this country.
. Muhr said he was seeking two
swimmi. g coaches and four track
coaches. . .
INDOOR SPORTS
rlv ir WM to 5 WT" fofooa J
ove72.n-re-CAru.voiJ . f "
Buffaloes Win First
Scries With
Sioux City. Sent. H.-Oinaha
batted Tesar hard in the early in-
ntngs and took the opening game of
the series from SiotiX' City by the
score ot 8 to 3 here , today. Ihe
Packers threatened the Buffaloes'
lead in the ninth inning, when thev
came to bat with the score. 8 to 0
in the visitors favor. Smith was
pounded hard in the final frame, but
succeeded in getting the side out
after 10 men had gone to bat.
Score: 4
OMAHA. ,
An. r. p. o. A. E.
Ciislason, 5b .., 3 S a ft
Haney. 8b 4 I S 4 O
lr. rt .4 S 1 5 A
llTlt, lb 4 S 1? 0
Cirlfrln. rf 5 I 2 1 1
O'Brien. If . 3 t t
Sl.ranger. as S ft 2 2 0
1 ingle, (1-1 t 3 ft II
Smith, p 4 ft l 0 t ft
Totals 41 "g 14 27 13 0
' SIOIX CITT.
AB. R. H. O. A. V..
Harbor, rt S I 1 1 ft
Iard. 2b ft ft ft ft 4 1
Oatercard, rf S 1 S ft 1 ft
Met, lb 4 1 4 It ft ft
Robison. If . 4 ft S t ft ft
Marr. 8b ....A..- S ft 5 ft
Knu-ns, a .5 ft ft 1
Query, e 4 1 3 11 1 ft
Teaar. p 2 ft 0 0 3 0
xWatsoa 1 1 1 ft 0 ft
.Totals .40 1 IS 27 11 2
xWatsnn hatted for Tesur la ninth.
Keora by Innings:
Omaha II S S ft 1 1 ft S ft
Stonx City 0000000ft 59
Summary Two-base bits: O'Brien, fii
Inaon, Haney. Oulry, lVatxon. Stolen
bases: O'Brien, Haney, I.e. Double play:
Haney lo (ilslaaon in l.ellvdt, Left en
liases: Omaha, 0; Sioux Clly. II. first
base on balls) Off Kmlth, 8 off Tesar, X.
Struck out: By Smith. 2; by Tesar, S.
Umpire: Christian and Becker. Time of
game: 1:45.
Witches, 10; Oilers, 9. . .
TVichita, Kan., Sept. 14. Tulns over
came a one-run lead in the ninth ami
drove over two more runs in tliat in
ning, but the. Izzles came back with three
in their half-and JVIchita won. 10 to .
making a clean sweep ot the series.
Score:
TULSA. WICHITA.
AB.H.O.A. AB.H.O.A.
Con'fly. cf 4 2 3 01 Smith, cf 3 2 I 0
Th'p'n, 3b 5
Burke, if 4
Todt. rf S
Bran'n, lb
Spell'n, c 4
Stew't. 2b 4
M'Gln'a, ss B
Prultt. p 3
Rich d, p 0
z z ii wasn n, :o J
2 1 0 Berger, ss 4
1 1 & East, rf 3
1 8 1! Beck, lb 4
4 3 41 Butler1, 3b 3
1 2 lit Brk's'5 If 2
1 4 II Haley, c 4
8 0 21 Gross, p 3
0 0 0 Maun, p 1
0 2
0 2
0 1
2 14
0 0
14
3 2
1 0
0 0
Totals 44 17x26 lot Totals 30 27 13
iTwo'out when winning run scored.
Score by innings: r
Tulsa .3 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 39
WieUU -.. 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 310
Summary Runs: Connolly, 2; Thomp
son. 2; Todt, Brannon, Spetlman, 2; Mc
Glnnia, Smith, 3; En at. Beck, 3; Butler,
Blakesley Haley. Errors: Speilman, Mc
Glnnis, Berger, Blakesly. Sacrifice hit:
Todt. Two-base hits: Prultt, Burke, 2;
Speilman, Thompson, Blakesley, Connolly.
Three-base hit: Haley' Home run: Todt,
Beck, Speilman. . Hits: Off Gross, 10 and
S in S innings; off Prultt. 8 and 7 in
8 2-8 Innings. Double plays: Stewart to
McGinnis to Brannon : Berger to Washburn
to Beck. Struck out: By Gross,-2s by
Prultt. 1. Bases on balls: Off Prultt,,
11: off Gross, 4; off Maun, 1: off Rich
mond, 1. Left on bases: Wichita, 7:
Tulsa. 14. Wild pitch: Prultt. Hit By
pitched ball: By Pruitt (Beck). Umpires:
Ormsby and Holmes. Time: 2 hours. .
Lew Tendler Wins
. Over Friedman
Philadelphia, Sept. 14. Lew Tend
ler, Philadelphia lightweight, won a
hard-fought fight-round bout with
bailor f r te d
tnan of Chicago,
by a silght mar
gin last ."night.
The fight was
fast, both men
landing a number
of terrific blows.
Tendler was the
more -aggressive
and this, together
with cleaner
puiches was a big
factor in giving
'him the popular
decision. He had
T --, a slight advantage
lUgBiwaight eaa in ine ursr, second,
third and sixth
rounds, J-ricdman took the seventh,
while in the fourth, fifth and eighth
rounds, the honors were about even.
It was the third time the two men
have met
Beats "Young" Fisher "
St. Paul, Sept. 14. Mike Gibbons
of St ; Paul gave,-"Young" Fisher
of Syracuse a 10-round boxing les
son ' here " last night, leading by - a
wide margin in every round. Fisher
tcok. punishment gamely.' however.
Bee WanyAds Produce Results.
CepyrtgM, IIM Intera'l
Game of '
Sioux City Packers
if ! VF!
lllUlUllb Will 1WU
GamcsFroniMiners
. ,
Oklahoma City Captures First,
10 to 4, and Second, 5 lo
3 Witches Win.
Joplin, Mo., Sept. 14. Oklahoma
City made its last appearance here
this season by bagging a pair of
loose games, 10 to- 4 and 5 to 3.
Score : '
OKLAHOMA CITT.I JOPI.l.V.
AHH.O.A.f AB.H.O.A.
Pitt, rf 5 3 3 OiCh t'ns n. cf 4 1 4 1
Wright, lb It 4' H'mllt'n 3b 4 1 4 3
Harper, cf 5 3 4 Rlitson, ss 4 0 2 2
Grah'm, lb Hi Mueller, rf 4 14 4
H tley, If 4 2 6 OiSpeas, If 4 12 0
Runser, ss 3 10 l'Bourg. lb 4 2 8 1
M'M'l'n. 2b 5 1 1 ' Wlll'ms. rf 4 2 10
Parker, c 4 1 2 0 Bl kwell, o 2 10 0
Salisb'y, p 4 0 0 t Smith, o 2 12 1
1 Young, p 1 0 0 '2
Totals 37 15 27 121 Zwelful, p 10 0 1
JFIsher 1 0 0 0
xWindle 10 0 0
Totals 35 10 27 IS
xKlshcr ran for Blackwell In filth.
xWindle batted for Zwelful in t.inth.
Oklahoma City . 10110421 010
Joplin .....0 0 0 0 3 0 V 0 14
Summary Runs: Pitt. '2: Harper, 2;
Graham, 2; Ucatley, 2; Runser. MxMullen,
Speas, Bourg, Williams, 2. Krro-: Smith.
Two-base hits: Harper, Speas. Williams,
Smith. Three-base hits: Harper, Bourg,
Williams. Home run: Pitt Sacrifice hits:
Wright, Heatley, Runser. McMullen,
Young. Base on balls: Off Zwelful, 1.
Struck out: By Salisbury, 1; by Zwelful,
1. Earned runs and hita: Off Salisbury,
4 and 10 In 0 Innings; oft Young, 6 and 9
in i innings; off Zwelful, 2 and 8 In 4
innings. Left on bases: Oklahoma City,
3: Joplin, 7. Double pays: Wright to Mc
Mullen to Graham. Stolen bases: Heatley,
Pitt, Graham, Runser. Wild pitch: Young,
2. Time: 2:14. Umpires: Burnsldes and
Buckley.
OKLAHOMA CITY! JOPLIN. :
AB.H.O.A.I . AB.H.O.A.
Pitt, rf 4 8 0 (liCh't'ns'n, cf 4 110
Wright, 3b 3 0 2 01 H'lllt'n, ss 0 0
Harper, cf 3 0 6 0 Rbtson, ss 3 12
Grah'm, lb 3 1
Heatley. If 2 1
Runser, ss . 3 0
M'M'l'n, 2b J 2
Parker, c . . 3 1
P-'rym'n, p 1 0
Salisb'y, p 0 0
xBreen 1 1
xMoore 1 0
7 l Mueller. 2b 2 1 5
1 0 Speas, If 3 12
0 II Bourg, lb 3 0 5
0, 21 Wlll'ms, rf 3 2
4 1 Smith, e 2 0 4
1 1 Berger. p 2 0 0
1 OlxBlarkwell 1 10
0 OjxFisher 0 0 0
0 0
-I Totals 37 8 21 10
Totals 27 21 6
xBreen batted fc Ferryman In sixth.
xMoore ran for Breen in sixth.
xBlackwell bated for Berger In seventh.
xFlsher ran for Blackwell In seventh.
Oklahoma City ..... ... ..0 0 0 0 0 5 0 S
Joplin .......O 1 0 0 0 1 13
(Game called in seventh by agreement.)
" Summary Runs: Pitt, Harper, Graham,
Runser, Moore, Mueller, 2; Williams. Blr-
ror: Ferryman. Two-base hits: Graham.
Williams, Breen. Three-base nit: Speas.
Sacrifice hits: Wright, Smith. Bases on
halls: Off Perryman. 1: off Bereer. 2.
Struck out: By Perryman, 2; by Salisbury,
2; by Berger, 4, Earned runs and hits:
Off Perryman, none and 4 in 5 Innings;
off Salisbury, 2 and 4 in 2 innings; off
Berger, 4 and i In 7 innings. Left on
bases; ' Oklahoma City, 6; Joplin, 4.
Double play: Robertson to Mueller to
Bourg. Stolen base: Heatley. Time: 1:13.
Umpires: Buckley and Burnsldes.
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Chicago, Sept lS.-'-Stock Tards Tommy
Murphy, the south side middleweight, and
Al Morris, the fighting copper: are
matched to box 10 rounds before a private
club tbe latter part of the mouth. This
will be the second meeting between 'this
pair, in their - last bout Tommy having
cracked bis srm. This bout marks .the
start of Tommy'a fait and wtnter cam
paign. He also is matched to box tn Iowa
next month. ;
" Gene Watson Is after a return match
with Mike Dundee. Watson claims that
he was out of condition and accepted the
bout on a days' notice the last time they
boxed. Wataon is willing to fight Hike,
winner take all. , . .
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Yanks Land in
First Place by
11 to 8 Victory
Late Inning Rally by New
York Spells Defeat for
While Sox Meusel
Gets 22d Homer.
.New York, Sept, 14. The New
Yprk Americans recovered their lead
today by a late inning rally, defeat
ing Chicago, 11 to 8. The Yankees
were aided by the wildness of Chi
cago pitchers. 'Meusel hit two home
runs, bringing his season's total to
twenty-two. Strunk was knocked
unconscious in the fifth when he
was hit on the head by one of VV.
Collins' pitches. He was obliged to
retire from the game, but his condi
tion is not serious.
CHICAGO.
NEW TOllK.
AB.H.O.A.
A14.H.O A.
Hooper, rf
0 Miller, cf
4
J'hnson, ss
Collins, 2b
Sheely, lb
Strunk, cf
Kalk, If
Mostll, cf
M'lg'n, Sb
Schalk, c
Russell, p
Hodge, p
Conn'lly, p
4P'np'gh, ss
Ruth. II
Meusel, rf
PI PP. lb
Ward, 2b
M'Nally, Sb
OlSchang, o
Shawny, p
1
WColllns, p 2
i Baker 0
xFewater 0
xHoy, p 1
Tnt.l. 39 11 :4 111
Totals 24 10 27 7
!? xBatted for W. Collins in the eighth. ,
xFewster ran for Baker in the eighth.
Score by innings: -
Chicago ......1 2 4 0 0 1 0 0 0-
New York ....0 10 0 13 11 x 11
Summary Runs: Johnson, 2; B. Col
lins, Sheely, Falk, Strunk,- 2: Mulligan,
Miller. Pecklnpaugn, Kutn. Meusei, z;
Ward, 2; McNally, Schang, 2; Fewster.
Errors: . Pecklnpaugn, Mcltaliy, jonnson.
Schalk. Three-base hits: B. Collins,
Strunk. Home runs: Fslk, Meusel, 2;
Johnson. Sacrifice hits: Schalk, Hooper.
Double plays: Johnson to K. Collin to
Sheely; Schalk to Mulligan. Left on
bases: New York, 12; Chicago, J. First
bane on balls: . Off Shawky, 2; off W.
Collins. 1: off Hoyt, 2; off Russell, 6;
off Hodge. 1; off Connally, 1. Hits: Off
Snawky, o in two innings, none oui in
the third; off W. Collins, 3 In S innings;
off Hoyt, 2 in 2 innings; off Russell, 7
in S innings, none out in the seventh; off
Hodge, none, only three batters faced him;
off Connallv. 3 in 2 inninits. Hit by pitch
ed hall: Bv Russell. Pecklnpaugh, 2:
hv Hndir. Baker and Schans: by W.
Collins. Strunk.' Struck out: By W, Col-
lins. S: bv Russell. 1. Wild pitch: con
nally. Passed ball: Sevang. Winning
pitcher: W. Collins. Losing pitcher:
pitcher: Hodge. Umpires: Wilson, Nal
lin and Chill. Time: 2:20. ,
Indians, 8: Alhtetiea, 5.'
Philadelphia, Sept. 1 . Cleveland took
Its second straight game from Philadel
phia today, Mi) i. The Indians bunched
their 13 hits off three Athletic pitchers
while Coveleskio held the locals safe.
Jam'.eson and Perkins had four hits each.
- CLEVELAND. , PHILADELPHIA.
AB.H.O.A. AB.H.O.A,
Jam's'n, If 4 4
Witt, rf 4 0 2 0
W'b'ss, 2b 6 13 2
Wood, cf 4 0 1 0
Smith, rf 4 1 I 0
Gard'r. 3b S 1 0 2
Dvkes. 2b 4 0 2 7
C.W'k'r, if 4 1 1 9
Perkins, c 4 4 1
Collins, cf 3 0 1 1
Braselll, 3b 4 11 1
Sew'll, sa t 2 1 3
John'n. 3 b 3 1 13 0
Gallw'y, ss 4 2 1 0
O'Neill, c 3 17 1'
Cov'ekle, p 4 1 1 3
J.W'k'r. lb 4 0 13 1
Naylor, p 0 0 0 2
xMatrr'e 10 0 1
Totals
3 12 27 131 Keefe, p 0 0 1
xjor.nson x i o
Harris, p 1 0 1
XW h 1 t
- Totals 33 3 37 13
xMallourne batted for Naylor in third.
xJohnson batted for Keefe in sixth, .
Weigh batted for Harris la ninth.
Score by Inninsrs:
Cleveland .....0 0 1 4 0 2 0 0 18
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 1 03
Summary Runs: Jamieson. Wood,
Smith. Sewell, 2; Johnston, O'Neill, Cov
eleskie, C. Walker. Perkins, 2; Collins,
Johnson. Errors: Johnston, Witt. Dykes,
Perkins. Two-base hits: Johnston, Sew
ell, Johnson,. Perkins. Three-base hits:
Wambaganss. Smith, Jamieson. Stolen
bases: Perkins, Jamieson. Sacrifice hits:
Smith, Johnston. Collins. Double plays:
Dykes to J. Walker to Sewell; Wambs
ganss to Johnston. Left on bases: Cleve
land. 7: Philadelphia. 4. Bases on balls:
Off Keefe, 2; off Harris, 2. Hits: Off
Naylor, 3 tn 3 Innings; off Keefe,- 4
In 3 Innings; off Harris, 3 In 3 Innings.
Struck out: By Naylor, 2; by Keefe, 2;
by Coveleskie, . Wild pitch: Coveleskle.
Passed ball: Perkins. Losing pitcher:
Naylor. Umpiraa: Evans and Hlldebrand.
Time: 1:63.
Had Sox, I ; Tiger, 0.
Boston, Sept. 14. Pennock held Detroit
to two lilts today. Boaton winning. 1 to 0.
Pratt's single In the fourth, a bad throw
by Jones, an Intentional pass ta 8cott and
Walters' Infield out accounted for the
on run. Score:
DETROIT. ' BOSTON.
AB.H.O.A. AB.H.O.A.
Toung, Sb 4
RJones, 3b 4
Cobb, cf 3
Veach, If 4
Hell 'n, rt A
Blue, lb 8
Flag'd. sa 3
Bsssler, a 3
Oldham, p S
Mld'ton. p 9
xWoodall
Leibeld. cl 4 4 0
Foster. 3b 3 1 2
Men'ky. If 3 19
Pratt. 3b 3 12 1
M in is, lb 3 9 8 9
J.Coll's. rt 4 1 1
Scott, ss 113 2
Walter, e 8 1 8. 9
Pea'ck, . p 3 1 1
Totals 2 1 27 T
Totals 2 2 24 16
xWoodall batted for Oldham in eighth.
Score by Innings: v
Detroit 9 9 9 9 9 9 99
Boston 9 9 ( 1 9 9 9 x 1
Summary Run: Pratt. Errors: R.
Jones. Flagstead, 8. Sacrifice bit: Flag
stud. Double plsyi Baasler to Flag
xtearl.' Left en bases: Detroit, i; Boston,
t. Bases an balls: Oft Oldham. 4; Pen
neck. 3. UiU: Off Oldham. la T tn-
The Bee by Tad
nlngs; off Mlddleton, 1 In 1 Inning. Hit
by pitched ball: By Oldham (Mclmilal.
Struck out: By Oldham, 3; by 1'ennnrk. 7.
Losing pitcher: Oldham. Umpires:
Owens and Ulnecn Time: 1:34.
Senator, It Browns, 0. .
'Washington, Sept. 14. Only 2T men
faced Johnson today In a pitching duel
with Davis, which Washington won In the
seventh, when Judge singled. Miller and
Shanks walked, and Plclnlrh was hit by
a pitched ball, forcing Judge over with
the onlv run of the game. Scratch hits
by Tobin and Kllerba In the fourth led
to a triple play when Mush caught Sis
ler'i liner and pegged to Harris at sec
i. who threw to Judge at first. Tobln
wss caught off first afler being credited
with an Infield bit In the seventh.
8T. LOUIS. WASHINGTON.
AB.H.O.A.I AB.H.O.A.
Tobln. rf 3 2 1 O'Kush. s 4 12 4
Kllerbe. 3b 8 I 2 4'Mllan. rf
Sisler.lb 3 0 13 0 Judge, lb
Wlllla-s.tr 3 0 3 0'Rlco.t-f
J'obsnn. cf 8 0 2 01 Harris. 2b
Severeld. c 3 0 3 1 1 Miller. If
Gerber, ss 8 0 0 8!Nhanks. 3b
M'M'us, 2b 3 0 0 V Plclnlch, c
Davis, p 2 0 0 11 Johnson, p
vCnlllna 1 0 0 0'
1 Totals 2S 4 27 12
Totals 27 3 24 111
xColllna batted for Davis in the ninth.
St. I.ouia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Washington 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 x 1
Summary Run: Judre. Errors: None.
Sacrifice hit: Rice. Double play: El
lerbe to Sisler. Triple play: Bush to Har
ris to Judge. Left on baes: St. Louis,
none: Washington. 8. First base on balls:
Off Davis. 2. Hit by pitched ball: By
Davis, Plclnlch. ' Struck out: By John
son. 6: bv Davis. 4. Umpires: Moriarity
and Connolly. Time: -1:22.
American Association
First Game:'
Minneapolis. Sept. 14. R. H. E.
Kansas City .8 10 1
Minneapolis ....3 10 1
Batteries: Ames. Horstman and Mc-
Carty: Skiff, Wienecke, Schauer and
Crosby.
Second Game:
Minneapolis, Sept. 14. R. H. E.
Kansaa City : .....;.4 7 4
Minneapolis 8 .9 0
Ttatteries: 'Carter and McCarty. Skiff;
Smallwood, Perrltt. Robertson and Crosby.
St. Paul. Sept. 1 , R. H. E.
First Game: ' i -
Milwaukee ....................... 10- "
St. Paul 3 8 2
Batteries: Schaack and Lewis; Mer
rltt. Sheehan and Allen.
Second Game; ' . . s
St. Paul. Sept. 14v R. H. B.
Milwaukee ..'.. .1 1
St. Paul. 4 0
Batteries:' Gaw and Sengstock! Hall
and Pierce. ., , '
Columbus, Sept. 14. .11. IT. E.
Columbus 3-7 3
Louisville v.. ...41 .2
Batteries: Long. Sanders and Kocher;
Northrope and Hartley. -
Toledo, Sept. 14. . R. H. E.
Indianapolis V ...5 11 I
Toledo .1 10 1
Batteries: Cavet and Dixon; O'Neill and
Schauffel. -
Tris Speaker Leaves
To Join Indians
"Cleveland, Sept. 14. Tris Speaker,
manager of the Cleveland American
league team, laid up . with ; an , in
jured knee sustained in a game at
St. Louis Sunday, found his knee
greatly, improved yesterday and left
to join the team in Philadelphia
Straight as a string
. . . straight Virginia
tobacco . . . ripe and
sweet and mellow ...
that's Piedmont.
Lioottt it Mnu Tobacco Co.
Pirates Trounce
Boston Braves, 5-2
Pitulur"h Slugger Knock
Filliiigini Out of Rox
- In Sixth.
PitUburgh, Srnt. 14. Pitt tburgh
defeated ltton today. 5 to 2.
knocking l illinitim out of Ihe box
in Ihe sixth. Manager Mitchell and
Third lUirman IWckcl were or
dered off the f'rld by the umpires
for protesting decisions,
l4lSTfS. riTTIHl IKIH.
.WI.U'A. AH.lt O A.
Foweu. . r I I 3 1' t'uisliaw. 2u I 14 1
ihsoii. rr 4 i I Carey, rf 112
t'hri'ury. Ibl I Mar-t ill, as S I I
I'rvtM. If 3 I t i Rnb'Mn. rf 3 I I
He-kl Ibl 41 Whllled. If 4 1 I
Barbara. 3b I I 0 hrl. Sb 4 11
Hoik., lb 4 I T 1'orlmm. lb 4 3 t
rord.rs 44 4! Schmidt, e 3 t 4
(ioady, e 4 I I I Mor so II
ril'gim, n 1 !
Mors.n, p Tot lis 39 13 ST SS
Xllhsnn
4 0 0 0'
raktoff.
H.Mihson
t t ( !
Totals 32 I St 13
gOlbson batted for Morgan In eighth.
xKlcholson batted for Biato in ninth.
Boston 9 ! S
Pittsburgh 3 1 9 9 9 8 9 9 t I
Summary Runs: rhrtstenbury, Crulae,
rutshaw, Carey, Robertson. Whltled.
narnhart. Errors: Cruise. Ford. T.bsa
hits: I'oaell, C'ulsliaw. Carey. Robertson.
Sacrifice hits: Carey. Waranvllla. Robert
son. Double pta)s: Maramllla to (.'utahaw
to Grimm. Left on bason: Boston. 1; Pitts
burgh. I. Hrat base on balls: off Morgan,
I; off Morrison. 4. IIHs: Off Vllllnglm,
II in il-3 Innings; off Morgan. I In I 2-3
innings; off Braalon, none In 1 Inning,
btruck out: Hy Morrison. 4. Winning
pitcher: Morrison. l.olng pltchvr: Ftl
llnglm. Umpires: ODay and Hart. Time
ot gam: 1:32.
Robins, t-2 tarda, 7-3.
St. I.oula. Sept. 14. Bronkljn snd St
Louis divided a tain bill today, the vis
itors taking the first. to t. and the
Cardinals Die second, 2 to 2, In the 11th
Inning. Kournirr scored tho winning run
on demon's pinch double. Kournier re
joined the Cardinal today after an ab
sence of a few day due to an Injury. The
scores:
Second gams:
BROOKLYN. ST. LOUIS
AB.H.O.A! .AB.H.O.A.
Oleou. ss 12 8 Minn, c f 113 9
J-n.tVab t 1 1 4'F'urnler. lb t 4 II
Griffith, rf 4 1 4 ftStock. 3b 3 93
Wheai.lt 4 I 0 O Hornkby. !b 3 3 7 3
Ms-enfe cf 3 0 10' Schults. rf 2130
Sch'dt,lb 8 118 A Smith, rf 1 0
J'vrln. Sb 33 3 Mu. llr. rf 9
Taylor, c 4 1 4 3 M'Henry. if 4 9 3 1
Mlto'ell, p 49 iLavan. ss 43
ItMlhoefer, c 4 14 8
.Totals 3i I 32 181Pertlc. o 4 10 2
xAlnsmlth ,19 9 0
xt'leinona 11
Totals 211133 17
xAinsmith batted for Smith In the Ith.
xClemons betted for Mueller in the llthj
Brooklyn 00200 02
St. Loul 00000000200 13
Summary Runa: Griffith, Wheat, Fur
nler, 2: Hornsby. Errors: Taylor, Two
base title: Hurnsby. Wheat, demons.
Home run: Griffith. Stolen base: Four
nier. Sacrifice hits: Schults. Stock. 2;
Myers, Schmandt. Doubl plays: Tay
lor to Olson: Mitchell te Olson to
Schmandt; Jauvrln to Olson to Schmandt:
Johnston to Janvrln to Schmandt. Left
on bases: Brooklyn. 6: St. Loul. I.
First base on balls: Off Mitchell. 2: off
rertlca. 4. struck out: By Mitchell, 2.
Umpires: Moran and Rlgler. . Time: 1:50.
First game:
BROOKLYN. ST. LOUIS.
AB.H.O.A. AB.ILO.A.
Ol'n, 2b-ss 3 3 13
Mann, cf
3 12 1
2 12 0
John'n, 3b 3 1 1
Dllh'f'r, c
Orlffth, rf 0 0 0 0! KourT, lb i 2
Ja'n. rf-2b 4 12 0
Wheat. If 4 8,3 01
Stock. 8b 4 2 2 2
Hot1 by. 2b 4 3 8 4
Ulyers. cf 4 J 6 0
Sch'dt, lb 4 110 01
Schults, rf 2 1 1 0
Sherdel, p 1 0 0 1
Wsrd. ss 2 0 1 8'
walker, p o o o o
Eayres. rf 1 1 0 01 M'He'ry. If S
2 8 0
12 6
0 1' 0
0 0 0
0 0 1
0 0 0
0 0
0 10
0 0 0
Miller, c 4 1 3 1( Lavan. sa S
Rueth'r.p S 1 0 1 Alns'th. c 1
Mlljus.. p 00 0 J.S th. rf 3
S.Smith, p 10 1 llPfeffer, p 0
xKrueger 1 01 Bailey, p 0
North, p. 1
Totals . 39 16 27 12 Muell'r. cf 8
xClemons 1
xHalnes 1
0 0 -0
' . Totals . 40 18 27 14
xClemons batted for Bailey in second.
xHalnea batted for Walker In ninth.
Score by innings:
Brooklyn 3 2 2 0 0 1 2 0
St. Louis :..0 141017
Summary Runs: Olson, 3; Johnston, 2;
Wheat, Schmandt, Ruether, Mann, Four
nier. Stock, 2; Hornsby. 3. Errora:- Jan
vrirt, Fourniar, Stock. 3; Hornsby, Me.
Henry. Lavan. Two-base hits: Johnston,
Kournier, Miller. Hornsby, 2; Janvrln.
Three-base hit: Schmandt. Sacrifice hits:
Orlfflth, Myers. Jsnvrin, Wheat. Schults,
Miller, Ward. Left nn bases: Brooklyn.
12; St. Louis. 11. Bases on balls: Off
Ruether, 3; off North, 2; off Mlljus, 1:
off Sherdel. 1. Hits: Off Ruether. I In
4 1-3 Innings: oft Miljus, 3 in 1 2-3
Innings; off Smith. I In i Innings; off
Pfeffer, 8 in 1 2-3 innings; Bailey,, none
Harvard's Grid Squad
Largest in Years
; Cambridge, Mass., Sept. 14 Har
vard's foot ball squad, with a double
header to meet on September 24,
the opening date' for varsity games,
is larger after the first cut -than in
anv previous season. . Head Coach
Fisher retained 64 of the 98 can
didates for the first squad. "
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j J -frmdtwn whtrt. V
: -r the itt J ttiaeet grtws
tn I I tailing; aff Souk 4 I I I.
!! . off H,aai, I I laHIMgSi
rf Walker. I la ; I inles tra
ant! Mr Hueikar. It br bnl. It by
kmlth t. li. pitcher; Mlljus Las.
lag pit. bar; kh.,4a. t mpire. Itiglsr
Mors.. Tims i ,
tabs, i l-blllie. ).
Chicago. N, PI t . Thl'asn aij44
HubbeU and halt today 4 shut 'H
fblladelbbia, I lo luiui,r iuh4
ia fin form. I'ttrhee llukbell wrenvbed
hi settle la mailing lo bark up a throw
lei lb fins inning and bad I tent.
rillLAUei HIIU I I'MICAOO
AH II OA' AIIMOA
Smith, tb I I I I rta-b. rf 4 4 3
llapp. lb 1114 H I . her s 4 I I I
I. k rt'o. rf 4 9 9 1 Trrr. fb Ills
Wlll'ms. if t I 8 9! Ial. lb 9 114
K'siebf. lb I I I I Hsrbor. It 111
W'lal as, lf( 9 9 II T mblr. rf I I t
f'ktne'a, s 4 9 I I ilrlmea. la I 1 1 I
It.l.llM.. I 9 f b.U h r, lb II
HublMll, a 9 9 u rarr l. III
Meiia. p I I S AlViidor, p 4 t I I
sltruggy I I i --
1 Totals SI ST It
Tutsi J4 SI 14
allruggw hailed for Helta I tili.lh
I'biisdctphia
Chi.. so 111344 1
Humniar) llunai Flack. Terry. Hsrber.
Urnnes. 3; Olarrell, ; Aletandx l.rror.
I'srklnaon, 3: Tanmblr. Ta.u4S hue:
Tepry. o'Farrell, J Hmltb, Urlmee,
Klsik. 2: Urugir. Three-base mil u Far.
fell. Hum runt Grimes. Hlnl'n ta.:
llarber. baerlfn bus: Aletamler, Tern,
2: Tanmlii). Imubl play: Parkinson lo
llapp I kon.t.hr. l-lt an baw: Phils
Ceiht. Ii Chliagn, 13. liaM o balls
Off Hells. 2, lilts: Off Mul.l.'ll, 8 In 2-J
tnalrig; riff ll.lla, I In I 11 luniiigs. 14 if
hy pitched ball: Wlllsma, by At.isMer
Hiruik out: Hy Aletandar. I. Wild pllrh
Hells, Losing nil' her: lluhhell. i nipirei.
klem snd McC'armli-k. Time; l.ii
lanls, I; Neds, I.
Cincinnati. O.. Hot I. 14. New YJik bad
little trouble inning from 'l,it Innsll te
ds y. II lo I, llltey was dnxi eff !!.
slab In Ihe eighth Inning and llarki
fared no betlelr,
NCW TORK. CINCINNATI
AB.H.O.A A BM OA
Burns, it 43 ' flohtie. :b 473
H'rrofl. a 4 2 3 il Kepf. a 414
Fiiarh. lb 4 3 4 liroh. 8b 813
Young, rf t ! 2 Hressler, rf I 1 1
Kelly, lb 4 2 12 t'Daubert, lb 481
M'sel. If-rf 4 3 I Fonaec, If 3 I
Ra'ing. 2b I 1 3 4' Duncan, rf 4 8 3
Snyder, e 13 3 CWIngo. o 31
Douglas, p 13 llRtaey, p I I I I
C'gbsm, It 3 I 3 Markle, p
Ullargrav I
Total 40 II 27I4
Total 33 4 27 1
xllargrai balled for Mark I "In lh Ith.
Scor by Innlne:
New Yurk I 3 T In
Cincinnati ..4, I 0 0 0 1
Summary Runs: Frlach. 2: Toung,
Kelly, Ifcuerl, 2; Rswllng. Snyder, Doug
las, Pousses. J-Irrnr. Wlngo. Twe-bsa
hit: Duncan, Three-has hit: Snyder.
Sacrifice hits: Musel, Bielly. Frlsrb.
hsiiLroft. Imubl play: Bancroft lo Raw.
lings to Kelly. Left on beaes: Cin
cinnati, I: New York, . First baa on
balls: Off Rliey, 1; off Msrkle, I: off
Doug la , 4. lilts: Off Rliey. I In 7
innings, non out in the Ith; off Markle,
t In 2 Innings. Struck out: By Rliey,
3: by Douglas, 1. Losing pitcher: Rlsev.
Umpires: O'Dsy and Qulgley. Tim 1:47.
Wilber Wins State
Base Ball Honors
Wiggington Beats Daniels, 2
To 1 in Hard-Fought
Pitchers Battle
Lincoln, Xcb., Sept. 14. (Special.)
Wilber won the state base ball
championship from Greenwood in a
fast, close, hard-fought, 12-iuning
game here this afternoon, 2 to 1.
Daniels, on the, mound for Green
wood, and Wiggington pitching for
Wilber. fought a pitchers' battle that
was a heart-breaker.
Greenwood scored in the first in
ning. Stevens, lead-off man, being
hit by a pitched ball and scoring on
Armstrong's two-base hit. The Wil
ber team ran in the winning tally in
the last half of the ninth, when Wood
got a base on balls,, advancing on
a 'sacrifice hit, and scoring on an
infield out.
In the 12th. with two men down,
Baldcrson walked.' stole second and
went to third on .Prucha's hit, scor
ing on Shimcrda's single, thereby
wining.
Wilber and Greenwood were
scheduled to play "the finaP game,
Saturday, but inclement weather
supplemented by a misunderstanding
between Greenwood and tourney
management prevented the game and
it was postponed today.
The Wilber and Greenwood pitch
ers' had struck out 13 men, Daniels
allowing 7 hits in 12 innings, and
Wiggington allowino only five. Wig
gington allowed but two hits in nine
innings.
Scor by Innings: R. H. E.
Greenwood ln0 000 0"0 000 1 1 4
Wilber 000 000 001 001 8 7 0
Batteries: Daniels and Lyck; Wigging
ton and -Ebman. Umpires: William and
Segutn.
Jo Tlnlitz. Philadelphia lightweight
and stable mate of Lew Tendler, ha been
matched to box Johnny Dundee 10 rounds
to a decision, before the Arena A. C. of
Boston. Monday night. They recently
fought a great battle tn Philadelphia, with
Dundee having a slight shade.
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