Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 17, 1915, Page 12

THE BEE: OMAHA, 12 Bringing Up Father = = Copyright. 1915, Internationsl News Rervice. BY QOLLY ! \FIT PROFESSOR - | | SHALL BE WILL YCU PLEASE e SIR: NOW -MY POOR MAN - 4O 7 WANT YOU TO DELIGHTED Yo HURRY - THE QUESTY NO - SIR! ™ GOING TO HAVE HELLO- J1465! ISN'T "BRICK-TOP DELIVER A LECTURE | | rLL BRING ARE HERE AND PPOF, Sl RIGHT | | YOU AT AN AFFAIR | HAVENT SEEN GROGAN - WHEN DO ) ON TEMPERANC E ALONG A MAN KINK Wil BE WERE WOUSRARY |1 ISR ¥ LECH Youse siNCe PRSIk dusE: ANY You SoLo THAT WiLL BE AND YOU ARE THE TONIGHT AT MY MAGGIE - L 4O OUT OF THE ROOM | MINOTR ! " R!ce:\:oan A&ggéchm T T’_—’J POOR CREATURE YOUR ASH i - wmn‘:bWD- HIM ! WANT TO Al e Ak d y g BYIT! 79N || TALK TO ™Y \:\\\\ YEARS AGO!L 5 : - LSHQN”W B e . 7 TS COLLAR! \..fl y (0 . g, @ f . | -] 5 | =\ i/ | B, NS = Coohran 1eft on bates: Topek w0 $00000 2 'A!umn Federals; Plank, St. Louis Fed- i ol GROVER SHUTS 00T (5555 % 5 S UPRRBAS CAPTURE ED WALSH COMES [Sioihs ishta pis] omas, Bt . | is playing g 3 hit: Davies, Barned runs: Chi % | & a ¥ : Jj gt Béeraon pltehed ball; By Standing of Teams pt;, Davie “armed, runs, chicgen, 3 | in the. Delaware County (Pe) Leaus e Y A | Meinnia, ‘Léjole ‘to Kopt to Mclnnis SRt btz ) ACK: WINS GAME & 3 i-vadei=y Sowes o) Taber Sets World's SIOUX CITY T WEST. LEAGUR. i UB. ) l Vi R T T Bt g W — A W.LoPet. L.Pot. ' g - . Bert 3 Wichita Loses to indians by Sixe ) N Dés Moinesd 51 849 [ 1 g Shtenan. 4 Tn five inings: t:'nfmm""'g: Record fOI‘ Mll9 Run Allows But Four Hits, Whilé von B Brooklyn's Record is Fifteen Won, | Penv a8 4 % 48 | Big Pitoher Satisfies Crowd, but|l in ope in J_frufkv outi BB Wobbly Rourke Defense Gives SIOUX CITY, Ta., July 16-—glaux ity One Tie and Two Lost Sinoce Quabs \.& 488 Some Critics Note He Lacks lace and’ “Saun : CAMBRIDOE, Mass, July 16.—A new Kaws Oinch Victory. o R oo e e June 30, o Ot b 01d-Time Speed Johmson Holds Browns. world's amateur and professional record FR Y, " WICHITA. / X e A a o5T Louts, July 16— Weehingion hit : 4 iminutes, ":y ':"fl" ': ;_"‘;':n"; * AB, R H O A B .- » oy uis particular] verens offe in was made orman of FISHER CLOUTS A HOME RUN DY T 4 Srwo 10 onE 1 THE SOORE .+ |SPIT BALL NOT IN EVIDENCE|Wafter Fonaeo °§,§°‘.,:‘,, loday, while |the Boston Athletic assoclation and for- — 3 ", 1} : 3 nt— ’ Chicago 580 six soatts mfie_h and the °\;-{:um-. '\:: merly of Brown and Oxford universities. K easily, 6 to 2. visito the " The strain of winning a doubls biil was 1 %2 ¢ 0 ¢| BROOKLYN, July M~The Brookiyn BonoR BTl omicAGO, July 10-BA Walsh has|sama’ with a walk tno smiblen Ahd | was aced by r:"‘:"':‘“"" i o 0 1 32 ofBSuperbas made it three out of four from New York. E “come beck,” In the opinion of the biggest | trible on which Foster, Milan Shanks Quartermni © 0 1 1 0/Cincinnatt by defeating the visitors to- | RashingEnd 48| weelk day crowd of the season, which | 0¥ e Mihay ot s v & : '0, i z 1 :l‘ny. 2 to 1. Brooklyn's record now 1s | Phila watched him pitch Chicago to victory | #o Ernest kobb &pl.c.‘ . = - ;.mm m's quarters was: 68 meo- 0 3 8 3 ilnrwen won one tio and two lost since | Clevel over Philadelphis today, § to 2 Holding | §rected the new pitoher with a sacrifios o L g $epon ds, 3 rzmum 3 ) 0 0 0 1 o|:h0 SN, i home in last place on | | the Athlotios to six hits, passing. only | i eae e bt T ue e firet . & minutes 12 36 neconds. : A 2 LV 2 |'three men and striking out five, the big | ning. Kobb wed two more 1 8t ordy, T M7 Hits by Getz and Miller, Miller's steal | In Pitohtr looked Iike the Whalsh of old, but | a8 replaced in the ninth by Cook &t WOLGAST AND WELLING R u. 0 A E Of second Wingo's wild throw that | CX some critics ‘thought he lacked much of | ingionisre. from. funnink the score up WILL FIGHT AT DULUTH : % 1 g 2' #oored Getz and Myers single, which | Toud the speed he used to have It was noted Score: PG DULUTH, Minn., July 16-~Al. Wolgast @etous. Tn the fourth Smith was on thira | PeYiS, IR B e e e s b Beinay | At ol it oy vl gl < gy AE @ ¥q.o8, | will meet Joo Welling, the Chicago light- 8 the result of his double and Foraythe's o BB S R o . A " | Columbus 33 49 ,396] 2 t H 131 0|weight, here August 6 in the opening 0 0 14 0 0 Kifer and Wingo scored Rodgers. for but deptnded mostly on a slow curve and | H o | bout a t " icrifico and Krueger was on first. Marty 0 0 1 1 0 Cincinnati in the fourth, N his expert knowledge of the opposing | 0 §883 iw Bpned articien s il i e Krag attempted to bunt and the ball 311 1 % 9 Avpieton was taken out after the fifth Denve e e A uncs. Denver | batters. 1 341 3 from w Welling sliried oo 4 dropped gently in Bill Fisher's esger 1 1 6 8 0 sndDell held Cincinnati eafe. team not arrived, P In any event Walsh satisfied the big H RS nl:nm Tl'?n“ ?,f.f;t w:ex L'l'.f;‘.".’.f’..fi?:’"’ :‘T:a mitts, lnlth;n eastly doubled off third. 4 = = = = Hersog Was put off the fleld by Um- |, Lincoin-gt. _-’r'mm"v postponed, L4ncoln | yhrong and was the hero of an ovation | M : 288 L 3undg at 4 oPeloon 4 b e Again in the seventh Omaha got three l;. 5 !l"! 10 0 pire Quigley tn the seventh for Kicking T”. Omaba, 0. | from the time he took his piace on the | . = % — = = — = 00400 “gia" Riilings of Superior and “Young” o e :auu on & it an error and | o g A delivery. Soore: hita, 4; Sloux City. 5. | slab to the end of the game, when choer- e 3.8 % 0! Stanlay of Wisconsin and Fred Fulton e o ety e 000811 %48 BROGKLN LEAGUE. !ing admirers carried him off the field. ! 7 R nd Upacitic Lewis” the latter Everdon couldn't producs. o n-!ly,!"?:: ] S ! Fighth Critieal for Walsh. SBaitad for Kooh Th atbhek: SR hoavywelghts, will fill out the bill. g Fioher Wit Homer, . Btolen 1 , ; Brookivn, 2 - Of the half dozen safe drives the Ath- | Washington 0001 [ 1 o e £ bk . nofl-d: 1 WRICAN LEAGUE. letios gathered, J. Walsh made three | 5t. Louls 00106001 0-3 Lindsey Wins Hot Game. toddlsd atong very well untl ita: H Boston. eland, called end third, rain. o Two-base hita: Johnson, Pratt, Sisler.| NEWMAN GROVE, Neb., July 16— : - Off H Now York-Detroft, west grounds. and Davies two, the latter getting a ;hmbhn DAE: i, " Stolen bases: | (Specisl.)—In a very hotly contested game out: H Philadel; 2% cago, 6. | triple, which paved the way to Phila- | Foster, Milan. Barned runs: Wuhinfwn. | Lindsay won from Newman ‘Grove today, balle: i i 8t. Louls, 3. { Gelphia‘s first run. Walsh's most trying | §i Bt Leuis L Double plays: Austin to|5 to 3. It was & pitchers’ batlle uwp il 5 L LEAGUE. e gl G b st 4R 4.7 R L A BT ST e A S I LR S o Mg B %iluh‘n‘x‘:"h. 3 and two singles gave the Athletios one }‘o‘r»b. .,'.i.."{{gfi”f’ 1 l'!"fi'm{(ol&'fimm | inning Lindsay tied the score and won ) S AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Tin and threatened mors, but he fanned |1 iD onethird inniag, off Mock, £ In| it in’the elghth. This wes the sscond Loul e, City, §. { " | game of o carnival series. Dodge, o Mr LYy Schang and caused Tajole to fly to|l in one innh Struck out: By Lev: | & e Y e & Weaver for the final outs. e D e alioh, by Ocok, 2 by | Sornles and Baitle; Creel wil: folloy. Cloveland, 15 8. Paut. 10: The Sox's runs were mainly gitts | JONDRON. % Umpires; Yovahe ‘wad " chin.” | §°°F: 90092081088 Games Toda . | Schalk singlea after Wyekoff had passed Des Moines, | two and Lajole fumbled s grounder in EDDIE MURPHY BOUGHT Newman Grove, Andrews Wfiam Mo?’—'mnver *«" a5 w:"d’& TONSEL. 2% %, | the second, when four scored. Pitchar tonal League—8t. Louls at New | Sheehan got by without allowing a run, } l’or& ‘:*‘le‘fl' .‘fifmwm incinnati | but puccesstul bunting in the elghth off | ¢ Bouton, Firtabursh ot Brobklym. © | Knibiiann netted two more for the White i ¥ Beot mm‘w ot Dol - It, Ne York at ls, Boston at BY CHICAGO PALE 80X CHICAGO, July 16.—EXdie Murphy, an outfielder, was purchased by the White} Sox from Philadelphia today ‘and wiil _ | join the tedm without delay. The comsid« ; Lindsay, Ochs and BE R aged balte: “Bavinc 3 Witd ot R T ot e B Coast League Results. 3 hicago. Federal Le: Buffalo at Pittsburgh, | 3 lfook'l at Chicago, Newark at Kansas eration was not announoed. : Cley, Taltimore at St Louls With the dispossl of Eddie Murphy to | ORKIARd, .o tn i i b 2 theChicago White Sox today only elght|fianna; Oukland, Ables, iy 224 of the members of the Philadelphia Ath- | Kuhn. letis who participated in-the world'sl (At Eortland—Score: sories gwmes with the Boston Nationals|Portland last year remain with the local league club, Along with Murphy on the White| 8¢ Sox team is Hddie Collins. Shortstop Barry and Pitcher Pennock are with the Boston Americans, Pitcher Shawkey with sl the New York Americans; Bender, Bal-|noles; Vi A CORKING FLORSHEIM OXFORD $6,00 FLORSHEIM 5700 MANY WHIFFS; - FAIRBURY BEATEN = o was Huggins Allows Only Three Safe|Philadelphia Swats During the Game with . Milkskimmers. Aecsssonsen’ ol o--:-——o... e © Rl rrvossonad Ml snssnsoand Gl amonanmmo? 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