Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 2, 1915, Page 10

Father DADODY - DEAR* MR. SIMP 15 IN THE PARLOR AND WANTS TO SEE You IN REGARD TO A POSITION - DO WHAT YOU CAN FOR HIM AS HE BELONGS TO FROM COLLEGE HE'S AwryLLY NICE -FATHER 1 . RALLY IN EIGHTH PHILS TOSE ONE T0' | Williams Wins WHITE 50X SPILL . YAIN FOR ROURKES, NEW YORK GIANTS| fromimmanin . | ANOTHERTO TIGERS WESTERN LEAGUE . ayed. Wor. Lost. Pet. 4 by 2 s - % B —— Straight Sets gl ‘ Rourkes Tie Score Then, but Sioux :.u::kln ae @ on MoGraw's Men Take Opener in' popmst HILLS, L I, Sept 1—R. .| Detroit Defeats Chicago in One| Push One Over in the u'f.‘(-’é'nn 4 3 e & :i‘:” Series with Leaders in Na- Willlams defeated F. ? Inman 8 th; More Erratic Game on Home maha F7HE S T 1 : second round of the national lawn tenn Ninth. iyt & R B WS tional Race. tournament here this morning in straight Grg‘}’fl" NAT. LEAGUE. AMER, LIU\()UH ey | sets. Summaries follow: | BOORE READS SIX TO FIVE 1Pt w.i.pot. | THEY TRIUMPH WITH A RALLY SECOND ROUND. ERROR BY WEAVER IS COSTLY | | 673 (“—9 r“x’ x/llhtmw lefeated E. D. Toland, - BIOUX CITY, Ia., Sept. L—(8pecial Tel- ' g 59| NEW YORK, Sept. L—New Yo" too' | "J "5’ Watters defeated Hugh Tallant,| DETROIT, Sept. 1.—Detroit today de- | egram.)—-Pa Rourke's thletes put up a 525 | the first game of & five-game series from | 61, 6—\2, i feated Chlcago In another erratic game, stitf battle for gg Philadelphia tods 6 to 5, thereby cut- ”l}.';‘- Willlams defeated F. C. Inman, § ¢ 4, An error by Weaver after Burns Season with the champions, but after a .35% | ting down the latters lead in the pennant |' . 0,,,,,,," defeated L. W. Knox, bad driven out a three-base hit in the desperate rally in the eighth frame, &) | race. 5 5 elghth inning gave the Tigers the winning which deadlocked the score, Spike Kelly The Glants won the game with a four- | ¢ sVilliam F Rand, 111, defeated W. L. it run. Scott and Coveleskie were knocked #ottied down, held the visitors safe and | pigysburgh run rally in the elghth inning, when tiey vuh.“ defeated C. L. Johnston, ,0Ut of the box. Chicago has won only one the Indlans scored the winning run in Now.n knocked McQuillen out of the box. Merkle | jr., 6-2, 8-6, 6-3. game here this season and has only one the ninth inning, after two were out. The | Kan. Cit) pas purposely passed, but Fletcher drove | J. 1 5'};'0';% & J5tented Richard more to play on the local fleld. Score final count was 6 to 5, Brookiyn - .0 in the winning run with a sacrifice fly. | G P, Ptattman Goteatta ' 3. Post, Jr., Nagrery % B8 R OAR Cooney leg off for the Indians in the | 8t Louls...67 5 547 ilwaukee .00 68 .480 The work of Thorpe, the famous Indian |6-5. 6-0. Satehy. 6, 3 o0 6 OV ey, i Tt Te ninth frame by grounding out to Breen. | Buffalo ....61 67 517| Nleveland --“g g | athlete, returned by Harrisburs, featured. w;‘mn-‘rkdl Heekmm defeated W. H. '.'aonnu ib4 110 0 LBush, we.. 1020 Cosgrove then slipped a safe one to cen- | Baltimore 41 i Tambus . % % | e nit a double and two singles, scored 4128 scabh, i3 0 400 ter and raced to third base on a hit and two runs and stole a base. Soore: 19 Oveach, ’iv. (ERE run play when Callahan dished one into 3 wen mulies, PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK. Burns, b4 210 1 1 A o b . f, er, o©. Crnava 5" sioux Gity, e 0 0 0Coveleaki 0000 o g e e R T Plealt $18mEERN 118 d e, &0 ursh, 0-7. |_F. T. Hunter defeated W. 8. Anderson, |~ 122979 % LA gl Watson, the new outlelder appeared. | Clncinnat, 4; Boston, 0. o 138078 ot ¢4, ¢, 01 In ...8610 34 17 4 oTtals 02713 2 With the count thres and two on him | Uilwdelphin b aow Lork B § 18] W & Cimobell defeated 3. T. Allen, | I Butigd for ohns in hiniii | 801 75 6.3 8 lor Bei ‘Watson drove one to deep center, which New York, AWulhln I.OI”l. 2 00 0| B, H. Phillips defeated R. L. Bages, (Chi mo "onnn smothered, but too deep in the t‘n“ t. .ou-. . 00 0(7.0 62 46 SR Detroit Pasture to warrant even an attempt to Bo.ln.n 6; Phiiadeiphia, 0, ;—1"' e T mlln‘h“ o o - mn. who scored the winning i Loul{‘u ’;:.m.lf:n:fi‘om rH-rvey. 36, 61, 9-7, 4-6, 6-4. %flgf:;ld Turnn Murphy. run sacrifice fly. v A B AND M . Collins to : e st s i Buitimore, ,kumw e P ooy o 2 o—c| CALIFORNIA B AND HIS MATE |9t Boland, onkkseo o F ot Tons, 3 ¢! H Vi 4] The visitors were the first to score, AMEWICAN. ABSOCIATION, New York .. it BREAK TEAM MARK AT FAIR | and*hone out in eighith: otf Botand 1 in sending & run across in the second frame. "“ ,fli Bt L 3 Rt l lnnln;-. off Scott, T in three and two- Weils started off with a single to left fi:""““‘t«,' e ia, 310, Thorpe, Whitted. | DES MOINES, Ia., Sept. 1—(Special u'-’:.ln.. ufim ot By Coveluian 11 by end &rug sacrifioed him to second. Mc- | Clevelund, 14 Luuuv:.l-, = Pl MOQUITS Telegram)—Another fast record was Roland, 1, by Hens, 2. Umpires: Chilt Chesney then singled to right and Welis V. at( mmr l in six in- established in the Jowa State fair races and Evans. ‘counted. " u..u Joseph at Des ullen. 8 in seven and one- today, when in the team race fop trotters PHII.AII:;::. Pl‘-;lxil-;q lllel;_l.‘ o e By Rt i . Aug. 1.—Foster was In the fifth inning the champlons forged | #""‘"- joRita o """’a Lincoln at e O Y ut: By, Ritter, 8; to four-wheel vehiciés mlfo;l:: T‘;“‘: in Kood form and Was given perfect mup- into the lead. Thompson had = given | Louis at Pltts- 3 flcQullhn. 3. Umplres: Klem and Charley Mars trotted a heat ort today and Hoston defeaied Phila- XKelly three balls when he retired. In- | | burgh, Cis atl at Boston, Philadelphia !‘nllh- | palr won two straight firsts and the race delphl-. 6 to 0. The visitors made their A gersoll gave Kelly the fourth and he | Ot 4‘? Reds Bump the Braves. | with Dick Alletton and Jayyp Lac fin- W"‘xbr huslc"hln{ "zl“ WRE dsees 114 Cobney ~ sacrl { e levetand at 8% Lous: ‘Ym""' BOSTON, Sept. 1oTeney had (he ishing second In both heats and Robert Wil Sotle’ Tubber | nthe fourth ining. singled to right and Kelly was caught at adelpl 2:"’.'“1'& 8 Joss so e ol ¥he visl. Coker and Jockey, third. The purse was'Jack Barry pla,ed his first game hero the plate, Forsythe making a beautitul et Touls at- Pitts- o fiu an consecutively In the fourth 3600 and the woney went $250, $150 and 'against his former teamm ites and < peg from right field. 'burhnsfimuc':l'c'n:‘ o Raaks c';’v'u . SnodEFias, WhO $100. In the one mile run, won by Blue (PFosented with a siiver service by the 3 was re- Callahas walked and LeJeune singled to center, scoring Cosgrove. LeJeune stole wecond and scored bohind Callahan when | “Thomas, 2; off Kefer, b. Hit XKrig booted Watson's easy grousdr. ' fi‘; gilcuod n-ll 'BY Thorpas, He.mer. oA Crosby started the aixth with an Isfleld | hoube play: "’"u,:‘;,ul,“'{,‘,‘:.';’.,.‘." 130 it and took third on Donnelly's aingle, | i Wvan and Cuslck, Time: 1.0 f A 31 o H e i BEARS BUNCH HITS AND WIN 13 W""- 212 m?n':.:l:'nm For. | Griaslies Again Give Wichita Kodrers 130 m:uuuumm. Wells | S g e et 190 one same garden, Krug . punched hn. on Botithe t 00 Sasy out MoChamme. ainated 55 | non T aATT AP 1'(5' o"%'my»m 010 aouniing Forethe and Wl Lo Dw"“;in ER% 'hn-m s fly and Mo- Mitler, ot ... | 2l | }' gt the corner. Schllebner | Kellher, ss s 2 & pitched ball. Ingersoll's in- | qaieny: ;B8 g | R 1 3 1 1 00 A olon Win' & R Wlas uble ‘ ¢ 3 oo Gron Schmidt . & .aran: 0.0 on balls: Off h‘ oft B 7 1 3 TCHITA. ut: AR, U naett, "t | Bansconnss! Miller. 'l‘nolllnl. S tolen ba | inluvny. ‘hree-base hi uble r Gallows . Whid teh: 6. Umpire: Gelsel. of Eleven t HE'S JUST BACK OMAHA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER. 2, 191 MR IIGELS - "M ANRIOUS TOWORK - '™ WILLING TO TAKE ANY. POSITION AS LONG AS IT DOESN'T INTERFERE WITH MY GOLF IN THE'MORNINGS AMD Copyright, 1915, News Bervioe. TEAS IN THE AFTERNOONS! ©°| mommceomo= ™ 6; by Kelfer, 3. Bases on | Bl ammmmwe? Nl cocmoraunn we o-base Spencer, erson. Bases on ut to Koliher Southern, Time: o Fiv -'l‘ou ing m.l I KAWS AGAIN ILAiJDII'I'.. l-l"l‘I ntest by the Score "% | mmscmoouco? Elommosnmuc? 1ocal YOURE DIPPY. ABOULT WORK hit off Toney, nrhr International YU SHOULD DO 1T FOR YOUR DAUVGHTER'S SAKE - SHE LOVES ME - WITH YOUR MONEY AND MY BRAINS -WE COULD 4O IN BUSINESS! YOU COME-TO MY OFFICE TOMORROW ! rowing his nst, a strike E s Score: in 1:42%, with Stavano, second and Wap, third, the state mile running record was Mumaquah Princess . White, Loulse Fly % 8134, 2:134. 17 class; purse, $800: 111 $28 634 o .# é 36 1 M nney, Chines. MShdRe Landis, Santailda also started. 3 Caiitornia B. Pand’ horley ° hll | Robert C-ker lnd Jockey.. T 2:12%, 2:18%, 2:18%. Tmo trot. purse, $500: Dick Allerton and Jappy | Tyme. 2:28%, £ 2:22, + Breeders' Futurity, -u ree. No. % Pmtu ‘ PITTSBURGH, Sept. 1.—Pittabu uls split cvt each ge! ' in the first game, “? hut out. St. Ed e °% & o :%i ll.lll. second in- out of the Liverecssssch 2F § il [ St. Louls... [anubur‘h M h and a double-headel ting Louls mond Euhor ‘4 lo & and the locals the tel was ef- 'l::"'l“lelll " ams 3 25, 2:04 third. ' 1:42%, fi\e-ellh'h! mile lh 1 American Assoclation. At St. Pa vlnoiblo in the next. Perdue was u“'. k,, P llluer.o bousherlly and Brannon; Glenn. meelc. Kari At In wson and Gossett. At Mlnnolpolll tirst Tie: Delhi, Gardne Williams, Engel and At Loulsville, first game: l‘g. Drawn for The Bee by George McManus WELL - FOR ME. DAUGHTERS SAKE - IVE USEDA GREAT OEAL OF INFLUENCE AN GOT YOU A JoB! oo CAN | START RWGH OH' SUFFERING WRIST - WATCHES R NO -\ TLL TAKE YOLU TWO MONTHS TO 4IT THERE - TS IN EQYeT! T IN? BOY mnu:s WHO MADE GOOD ON PLAYGROUNDS. » TERRIERS DEFEAT PITTSBURGH REBELS Walsh Hit on Ear with Pitched Ball and Bursts Blood Vessel, Leaving Game. SEVEN TO TWO IS THE SCORE PITTSBURGH, Pa., Sept. 1.—8t. Louls defeated Pittsburgh today by a score of 7 to 2. Walsh, third baseman, securcd from Baltimore, plaved his first gamo | with St. Louis and in the second inning { was hit on the ear with a pitched ball, bursting a blood vessel. He was forced to leave the game. Bcore: RH.E St. Louls ....8 1 030000 0712 ¢ Pittsburgh 000000202093 Batteries: Davenport and Chapman fio& Berthwood and Berr. erlin. Hearn, Tops Lose to Terps. BROOKLYN, Sept. 1.—The locals we. down to defeat, 7 to 4 Lefore Baltimo: here todsg In' the first game ot tne series. Ganzel used four pitchers, but Walker was tne only one Lo prove el fective. Hoits' home run_and Evans batting were the features. Score: R.H.r Baltimore ...0 2 0 0 3 1 0 0 0711 . Brookiyn 110000004 Batteries Leclaire, Bailey and Owens: Fllkenborx Marion, Wiltz, Walker anda H. Smith. Coast Leagne Results. At lfil Angeles— RHE Verno 20 Los An[eloa 380 Batteries Decannies Mitze Scoggins, Love POA( San Francisco— Onkla.nd lerles: Kahler and Carisch; Cnvet and Seoulveda. t Sa't Lake City— Called accomt [whth. Ratteries: Gage Wiawitter and Burne. Elliott: Reuth-rford, Peterson, Hall, C. Willlams and Hannah. St. Edward Shuts Out Spalding. ST. EDWARD, Neb., Sept. 1.—(8pecial.) =In a fact game play on the first day of the Spalding base ball tournament, St %r Daniel Longwell N. PHILADBLPHIA. ‘dward defeated Spalding. Powers do- ARILOAE. AB.1O.AE. | Bettem 3 Em the twirling for St. Edward _let 100 1130 PRaul Nicholson Spalding down without & hit “er run 3012 0600 feman was easy for the 8. Edwara (TR 0330 B wara 03 0 0 002 0135 3120 110 1 0| Danfel Longwell of 218 South Twenty- S:‘-nldln: 0000000 o:o 01 S EEE. 348 ¢lsixth avenue and Paul Nicholson of 1824 | Batterie Edward, ‘Powers’ and 021 021 0 Capitol avenue hold the honors of serv- | Flsher: PR e aun Wewher. 133 893 19 ing as umpires through a championship | “St. Edward's base ball tournament and i 823715 0 — — — — — series of playground ball games without | harvest festival starts September 2. Totals .28 33710 3 one instance of rowdylsm. R Boston ... 0080020 1-8 Philadelphia 00000000 00 They umpired the games between the M]_ller Looks for Stolen base: Hoblitzell. Double plays: 'teams of the seven suypervised recrea- Kopf to Mclnnis; Mcinnis to Lapp, Bases on balls: Off Fi oster, Lhree innings and none ; of rand off Nabors, 1. Hits: Off Wyckoff, 2 In! t W yckoff, b; out in curth Struck out: By Foster, 1% by Nabors, 1 d Nall. Umpires: Dincen Indians ST. LOUIS, Sept. sixth place !rom St. today’s game, § to 2 among the vis tors, O runs in four innings. CLEVI 000 Carter, ! Roth, Graney, Lavan to Pratt to ball Off Carter, llo".l Hits: 4 n five Senators Beat WlA§H le;'l‘ON il ker, ve Washington a 2 was strong in the pinches and held St. Louls scoreless until | the eighth, when Smith dropped Lavans easy fly and let In the first run. was forced to retire after vlelfllnl five Total 3% 1} and Acosta’ to 1 victory over lew York in the lvl fth inn'ng of a hllrd eat Browns. 1.—Cleveland took 'names, losing temper or for other forms Louis by winning of rowdyism. rter, a recruit Konb > = b o cocommmome: ccvoCmammm 0 000401 12 Smith, Shotton. Howard. Home Chapman (2), | Double playi | t S e Bases l ull Koob, 2; D(f\ Oft Koob, 6 In four - | innings, Struck Yanks. 2ed bkl by all by s Peacritice iy, ackemed Lncs thereb; Cuical clinchl i on hind Lul :f.... attack 'I(h l hulm ol wo tor 2 § z PR pRI— ® lecoomoommmmz Hnwln 'flh 5 i 2| coomonowmw—ul & wmmmunnmmnl B 1 2| soconnemnand Nloskecec~ord higs tier, Nt Bescher B ouble play: balls: Off i, 4 tn ive innings; oft Cooper, By Sal- Umplres: Rigler and none in one ‘nning. Struck out: ln,ml by mn. t Hwnl to )lll::er Zerater, ik £ and Clemens. Called end ui(h{‘h. ment. Midkiff and R.H & 8 Hoch ' ook, 1f.. agree- fough! Eht game here t NEW Y Hartaell well had a brilllant pitching duel, ! former hl\h;llha advantage, Seore: | ay. Ayers and Cal the 0 ° Pivp. | Bhel, OMAHA ATHLETES WIN FOR Han o CLAM CREEK, WIS STARS X WEBSTER, Wis, Au 29.—(Spectal )— 44 2 [ ¥l comessu—cas & 0000000 Bt'rd. Harmon. “al n_base 1o Vox to W iehaus, 1 t By Niehaun & -.n-’"‘: Orth and Riglor: nry Todd Wins & & the national O 5L uufl.nn fourth, L 010 %3 McAuley, Home Doubh e Hita: Off Per- and one-third innings; oft | X and innings. by Huuon. Stallion Stake YONKERS, N. Y, Sept. L—Henry Todd stallion futurity of mNu trotters in stralght 1% Odo stole home. also of Omaha, who hit three day, Dodge 'I‘!'l.l Genoa. Illn RHLE h‘l MN‘I lhl'v\l(fiw‘ g .. 130821 .—fi“fi ‘IQ"’ olbach .\100000.—!“ wE | mu. Find Kalserling. 23 00000-34 Hatteries: Dodge. Wright and Raines: eGnoa. Rouse and Badu: Dou't Have Take Dr. King's mer Cough. jew D'scd ery and I—MM | In & hard fought battle at the Berg ranch !today the Clam Creck Stars beat the Sand Lake Glants by the score of § to §, “‘umnnon the wioning run being scored In the tenth inning when Fred Burley of Omaha rtzell t One of the features of the Off Caldwell. t ot Aym game was the batting of Charley Thomas, three- | sackers. * The winners play the Flam-; beau and Chippewa Indians next Wednes- pate ow York Two-base h Ha Boone to Pi Caldwell debrand lnd oylau(h DQI.I! for W i FUTLI Telexram.’ yrn Totals when winni . lin, bach. 'N)N Neb Sept. 1.—(Special defeated Wo bach )emmnv by vltylnt all outfielders o on ! the i Anfllv'- 'u l- uu box tcr w. 1 —(Spec'al ' struc t no- only low N!n 'hot(-:. uvohono 31 l—!ll! o 4 AD FE | mrrv Ao, N Y. 1 Federals hit om o Soore: l»r X L—'l'h B' Kdnt _° (Marston's putting was elmost perfect. tion centers, under the direction of Sup- \erintendent English, In scoring these | @ames langvage and conduct of the | Players wera considerations. Points were taken off for swearing, calling Big Railroad Year Enroute home to Chicago, after a trip over practically all the western and north- ern lines of the system, Sam F. Miller, general freight agent of the Northwest- ern, is In Omaha. He is optimistic, and discussing the outlook for the future, sald: “It looks to me as If the western rail- roads have a good year In sight. After | travellug over a greater portion of our system, I am delighted with the pros- pects. The year has been a good one with the farmers generally, and this means that there is to be good business for the railroads. “After going over Wisconsin, Minnesota, the Dakotas, down into Iowa and then out through Nebraska! there is hardly a locality where a bumper crop of small grain has not been raised. The heavy rains in some localities has reduced the quality of the grain, but the unusually large yield is going to bring more money even If prices are a little lower than last yeer. These umpires imposed no peinalties for slang expressions, although they did not approve of slang. Saying “Dern the Luck,” during these games, was not regarded as an eggre- glous offense. ‘The remark, “O You Boob," was overlooked by Umpires Long- well and Nicholson, These young umpires artend Central High achool. They did much to improve the esprit du corps at the recreation cenfers. They served as examples as well as umpires and Mr. English ex- pects to retaln them for next season. Superintendent English bhas presented Masters Longwell and Nicholson medals for their efficlent services as officlal umplres during the inter-park series. Tra,vers and Ouimet Defeated in Second Round at Detroit I’)ETROTT Sept l—\merica 8 two lead- ing golfers were eliminated from the na- tional amateur champlonship tournament at the Country club this afternocon. Fran- els Oulmet, holder of the amateur title, lost to James D. Standisn, jr, of De- troit, 6 down and 4 to play. and Max R. Marston of Springfield, N. J., tri. umphed over Jerome Travers, open cham- pion, 3 and 1. Ouimet played poorly, slicing his drives and missing short putts. Apartments, flats, houses and cottages can be rented quickly and coeaply by a Bee “For Rent." SECOND CROP OF BERRIES NOW GROWING AT YUTAN Just to show that all crops have not falled in this part of the world, Robert H. Park of Yutan, Neb, sends to The Bee office a sample of the second crop of red raspberries grown on the bushes on bis place this summer. He reports his first crop large and says the bushes are now loaded with berries and blos- soms and that the second erop will be as large as the first. Rheumatism Easily Relieved By Cleansing the Blood S.S S.Gives Quick Relief by Toning Up the Blood Yes, but how? A natural question. The answer {s that you must cleanse your blood by stimulating it to healthy, vigorous action, so that it will throw off the germs and.impurities that cause Rheumatism. The adtion of the wonderful blood purifier, 8. 8, is to practically renew the life blood, give it vigor, stimulate the flow making it throw out the germs and the poison impurities. 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