Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 28, 1915, Page 4

HELLO-JISs™ HOW ARE YoU ENJOYING THE | —— RECEPTION ? FAIR - SAY - l WHO 1S THAT U4LY OLD WOMAN OVER CUBS WIN TWICE, m LEAYING BOTTON; - AMERICAN l&#)UE P. Pet. | No-hm :: :_) : =;{ i Chlm Pullg on of Last Place by g'mo fo @ W' m W Ni rk 46 o 81 T3 ! Trouncing Cincinnati in ' oW %. g o8 5 o@& bt post "" tiadelphis g 8 W ‘aun‘_ FED, LEAGUE 'MULLIGAN'S '0“ A mmx phila ... 6 8| Pitaburgn .';":'fl.é Boston o L8 64682 CHIEAGO, Sept, T--Chicazo s oak ,'!mfl.‘ , LR ¥ of last place. today by winning both | 0 618 games of a double-header from Cincin- jL‘hulun.u gg nati by scores of 7 to 2 and § to 1. i e o1 313 The fielding of Mulligan, the Cubs’ re- Yostordny cruit shortatop, was & feature. Manage Bresnahan tried out a new catcher named | C! ‘allace’ in the initlal game and he per- ‘ 3 . | formed in good style. Score, first gnme: hington. o tNchNAT! 983 wvn?u L an K. ‘ = 2. I ""fl}n i e"}(omr 31 Brooklyn, 0; Chicago, ih it & e fouin, ¢ m%n, l-l Kansas City, 3-7 11 Games v oid Iaague—Cincinnati at ¢! hicago, 10 PhitadeIhin et Brook - American Leaguo—8t. Louls at Boaton. » at _Philadelphia, Cleveland at Chica, 0 02| New ?orl( Daotroit l! Washin Federal ane-—mw-ru at % DEARIERS MAKR Miller's Single in llnh, with Two Out, Brings in Run Which Wins. lo’lunlonmmom ST. LOUIS, Sept. 21.—Miller's single in the ninth inning, after two were out, brought Kores in with the winning run and 8t. Louls made it five straight vie- closed here today. Both teams played erroriess ball. Score: e g s AR (ST 15 uftalo, Sch Bt uuu. Crandall and Hartley. -h-u u-wul unou ‘flq it CHICAGO, Sept. 31.—Chicase o b n-elv' ”““""’.mnfi‘ o, ¥t are the shut t\-! Stovalls Win Twice. KANBAR CITY, Sept. flflMr Balti- more had tied soore th Ilndfi of the first ? (! ‘won, to 's errors timore the sec- Kansas (llv Battertes: nm Yo Owens; Hnnlu nd Hns Fontenelles Enter The Fonteunelle foot ball team has or- ganized for the season with the following men trylng for positions: Thomas, Seaton, | Hateh, Orvoft. Willlams, Brewster, Schrumm, Alwine, Connolly, Purker, Finnegan, Gunnotte, Bradway, Smith, Carlson, Gautier, Gluagow, Oney, Mah ert, Scanlan, Mordick. The Fontenelles | bhave thestrongest team since their organ- lzation two years ‘sgo and are expected Fontenellgs would lln b.l ‘-nl any team in or out of the ol dress Manager Vine Schmfittroth, Meredith avenve, Chicago Series will Begin Oct. f ED 50X APPROACH #oventh inning by timely taking advantage of the wildness of both Sisler and Wellman, who succeeded him. | | Shore, who replaced Leonard in the sixth | | for | Beore: L gm-bu reh, | W I FIYE STRAIGH? ‘M-”" won the final Fhiladeiphia_today by ¢ torles in the series with Buffalo, which {:g“,_m:mpm u‘::;‘un in_the ninth two ble, Eccles was in the third in d M ) 'nnl-h nlu nn orTiessette, n ‘x’a."‘d’.‘i.' \0‘. J. Waaver 1o’ Yo 3. Collina. hunb. Off Socott, ni Seol les, 1; by 5. | British Stock Market ‘ The Foot Ball Field 1 = 955, Tnternationa! News Berviee. STEP NEARER GOAL| Two More Wlnl or a Victory and a Defeat Will Cinch Flag for Boston. Tiger ; 515 : BOSTON, Sept. #7.—The Red S0x, clos- ing the season on their home grounds with an 8 to 4 victory over 8t. Louls to- day, approathed within two games of clinching their claim to the champlon- ship.. Two more Boston wing, troit losses or a Red Box victory and a ?Tlnr defeat will decide the race in Bos | ton's favor. two De- Boston settled the contest in hitting and by Boston, pitched almost perfectly. weOROFamud H nevum.a 20 0 5 { thees: Iatna (none out YOU MEAN THE FUNNY 1 i i | the | | |to Wambsganss to Kirke; LOOKING ONE WITH FOLR FAMOUS AUTO DRIVER IS BADLY | BURNED AT NEW YORK. | AND LOOKS LIKE A SEA- LI1ON - 'MRS. SPRAGUE LOW IN WOMEN'S GOLF Country Club Expert is Medalist in Qualifyin~ Round of Metropoli- tan Tournament. MRS. J. T. STEWART IS SECOND THAT'S MY WIFE | WINCHESTE, | HARRY GRANT Totals, ... 26 13 37 14 3Brows, *Krue; 'Bllud lor R\lillll in rle l’"lh *Batts wn in the ninth. New York Alexander, Smith, Ro le. Double pl to 0" Rulmsll 8; i off Brown, 1; ? PIHLAI)EU‘HM Sept. ' 2, —Cllh‘ gume nf its_series wi to 5. With t he runs feavers fum. k.d out of the box on hits, three who r:krn;.lrr-u, al a’wo'd but oau “hit n| nnings. nf' flnm ll*hflh“bfih e or McAvoy I lh t mm' nlhg.lh?"a mor::. Mm S B star made & second, ud 'hon Umpire W him out u“.f close decision h ohbcud :o -tnnun ly that he was pul out of the [of the Wall strest market and by the ®|ginning of the long expected offensive Y Ermp——- A mnobmwnmond eEnosvmonpX P et @ e @ e = P sl esecosce= ae |IC.'0:H'\ ites received in a practice game. Bt Lo § W n four nings. tru Ul . h'i Brown, 3; b; Ill( hell, .’ o i1l and Connol y. Foot Ball Player Killed at Lima, 0. ¥ LIMA, Ohio, Sept. 27.—The first fatality e season was recorded here today when ‘Don Applas, 15, prospective guard on the Lima High school team, died from injur- His team mates will act as pall bearers at the funeral Wednesday morning. Boxing Contest Declared Off. | MILWAUKER, Wis., Sept. %I.—The ten- round boxing contest planned for October 1 in Milwaukee between Joe Welling of | Chicago and Johnny Dundee of New | York, lightwelghts, was today lnd-fln!tely\ postponed. Fremont FREMONT, Neb., Sept. .—(Spebial.)— | The Fremont bowling team defeated the| Columbus team at Columbus Saturday night, 449 to 3,3, The Fremont team | lined 'up’ Lucius Hammond. Lon Wright, Olaude Dougl Clarence Laicas - and Frea Struve. Shows Improvement ', LONDON, Sept. #1.—More cheerfulness and strength were displayed today in the stock market than for some time past Trading Was influenced by the bouyancy movement in France and Flanders. e demand was distinctly better with the idea that the present low level of se- curities will not be duplicated again The ulovement was assisted by the be- llef that further news of a favorsble character may be expected shortly. British securities hardened ptibly, American stocks were 51 to ¥ above Fri- day’'s cloge. Eleven Men Entombed ‘Near Wilkesbarre! WILKESBARRE, Pa., Sept, #.—Eleven mine workers were entombed today at | Coaldale colllery of the Lehigh Cosl and | Navigation company at Cosldale as the result of a fall of rock. The fall was | caused by & heavy blast and extends foc ; | Tully 30 feet, blocking the single passag: | ; by |leading to the chamber in which the men i|were at work. Hope of rescuing any of the men aliye has been given up. Department Ovders, in comnection with the present foot bail | Mrw. Mrs. E. H. Sprague of the Country club was medalist in the qualifying round of the first annual women's metropolitan golf tournament at the Country club this morning. Mrs. Sprague turned in a 97, 63 going out and 44 coming in. Mre. J. T. Stewart, 2, also of the Country club turned in the second low score, 108. Mrs. Sprague and Mrs. Stew- |art were paired and the play was almost even until the elghteenth hole, when Mrs. |Btewart drove into the bunker and took four shots before she was able to release {her ball from the trap. Mrs. J. W. Tillson of tne Fleld club, was third with 116. Mrs. Karl A. Lininger v Hollow, made the course in 117 strokes. Scores were as follows: H Macl A ML‘Lol’mlck 8 Sam ‘dc(‘lann\‘hln iter Meyer, P, M Ru) Rainboit, P! A S283Ea332R9R22RRSET AL Mr g , H. Parratt, 8. L Mildred Butler, C. C. Daphne Pete C, C C. ‘1. Vollmer, B . Fli b3 4 Ml- 3 l‘ r- s3d2 Mlll % 178 CHAMPION A . Sprague pla: rs. Despecher. Tison plays Miss Daphne Peters. Stewart plays Mrs. ver gfcofi‘b F'LI‘EHT Branch pl Miss Butler. 4 ()wdrlch Miss Mrs, Mrs. Ci Mrs, Mrs. Mrl Mrs, Mrs. Russell plays Mrs. M((,‘Iannofllln Purrnu h er pl l(u rts pl Mrs. lchl“lt.nr Carranza Executes Alleged Grafters LAREDO, Mex., B-Dt #1.~General Car- | los Bringas and his son, Major Carlos Bringas, jr., both connectef with the Carranza army, were executed in Mexico City Saturday, according to an anhounce- ment at Carransa army headquartes in Neuvoe Larede today. Both menm, it is stated, were alleged to have falsified be- | thelr accounts and misappropriated Car- ransa funds. Crude 0il Advanced Five Cents a Barrel PITTSBURGH, Sept. 3.—Another ad- vance in the prices of the principal &rades of crude oll was announced by the purchasing agencles at the opening of the market today, Pennsylvania crude | | belng lifted 5 cents & barrel to $1.70. The !other mdvances follow: Cabell, 5 cents to S1L.3; Marcer Black and New Custle, I sents to $1.3; Corning, & cents to $1.15; | Bml, 4 cents to $1.12 No change | was made in Ragland from & cents. | ORDERS INTEREST ON BONDS OF KEOKUK ROAD PAID | | CHICAGO. Sept, X.—Payment of $68,750 semi-snnual interest on $2,760,000 first mortgage gold bonds of the Keokuk & Des Moines Rallway company guaran- teed by the Chicsye, Rock lsland & Pa- e cific rallway was ordered today by Judge ;| Carpenter in the United States district court on the petition of the recelvers for the Rock Island. The smaller road was placed under the operation of the Rock June 3, 1913, The interest is due October L —_— ‘”I-O.—h-l. contract as o remain on the h!mbv plans he is making ‘ Island by the order of Judge Carpenter Ririrs, voLVERS anp Prsrors No matter how accurate a rifle or pistol may be, if the cartridges used in it are variable, the results obe tained will be disappointing. 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