Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 13, 1916, Page 8

SEE IF You C 4 eiflnh. ilduff and Shag Thompson each made one clean single, and the other ree Rourke bingles were scratchy. all did not walk a man, and did not strike out a batter. J - Topeka, however, hit Merz solidly and often. Five _d‘ublel were regis- tered against him before he retired for a pinch hitter in the eighth. ~ Both teams scored in the first, To- peka on Engle's base on balls and a double b on Smith's double, Krug's sacrifice and Thompson's sacrifice flfl. Tonh took the lead in the second and t it. Cochran opened with a double, and came home on a sac- rifice and a sacrifice l:‘y. Goodwin’s second double, Coch- 's infield hit and Kilduif's boot of ruger’'s grounder gave the Kansans another in the fourth, and they sewed up the game in the seventh by push- ing over three more runs. : The Fatal Inning. win's clean hit to cen- _ter ' put ler over the plate. Schweitzer singled to center, and Cochran’s fourth hit of the afternoon, a hot_drive which Merz knocked down but-couldn’t get in time to re- tire the runner, filled the sacks. r forced Cochran at secohd, K win scoring on the play, and Schweitzer then stole home while . Kruger pockeyed about between first Agle: sacrificed. -and second, he completjng the double | Le steal when the play was made to the . plate. I“\.The Rourkes were powerless be- - fore Hdl,!m‘g; g:e fl":l inning until " e eighth. - With one donw Kruger ’,lh "for Merz, and was hit by Hall, Smith ba his second double of . the day, Kruger advancing to third. Kruger scored on Krug's infield out, d Smith came home on a passed J. Thompson lihiled to center, but that was all, as Miller flied out. i “'i'he teams meet again today. Bruck " and O'Toole are both possibilities. Standing of Teams | WEST. LEAGUE. |NATIONAL LEAGUE. W. L. Pet| 43 37 814 40 30 67 THANK GOODNESS- WE ARE AWAY FROM ALL YOUR LOW-BROW FRIENDS MOW dwin, and the Rourkes § tflifl&ltl to center and Engle Irg' Callahan, ss. AN'T BE PITOHER GAUT IS WILD Lincoln, Neb,, July 12—Pitcher| Gaut, who started today's game for Denver, was wild and ineffective, Lincoln piling up six' runs in the second inning, and winning score of 11 to 1‘)': NVER. AB. R. H. O Miller, rf. 0 3 0 el 0 3 ¢ 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 3 g S SR N ] 0 0 6 Geut, p. 0 0 00 Bterzer, p. . (R N R S Totals .... . LINCOLN, AB. R, H. O. Carlisle,. 1, 1 0 i Smith, sa. 01 Thomaso, ¥ & oY ber,rf. 3 0 2 Lattimor: 3, R Hunter, 1b. 2 010 Willlams, 108 70 hnson, 3 31 t p. 1.1 0 'Tdull ®» 1 oy Denver 0000 incoln 00 3 2 Home : Johnson. Two-base hits: son, Thomason, Willlams, by a “|Cleveland ... 7= 11 John- Kelleher, Shields. Double plays: Eoat to Willlams_to Smith to Hunter, Luttimors to Smith to Hunter, Wil liams to Lattimore to Hunter, Kelloher to Shields. Stolen base: hit; Willlams. Struck out: Willlams. Sa ut, 1; by Sterzer, 3. Base 1] fast, 3; off Gaut, 3, off Gterser, 6. Hi by pitched ball: Thomason by Gaut:’ Car- .. Wild pitch: Gaut, Sterser. Lincoln, 4; Denver, 3. , 8 in one and two-thirds innings. Umplres: Anderson and Ecl Hits: Play Horse With Sioux Indians Sioux City, Ia, July 12—~Wichita played horse with Sioux City today, and won by a i WICHITA, ° Jackson, cf. Fox, It. Coy, "ot., Gritfith, e, Britton, b, Hetling, 3b. Litachi, ss. Rapps, 1b. Klein, p. . Gray, rf. Davis, p. Totals . .‘ Y P S U S loorSnnuwewes Y D T Ty i B R e Gfimore, If. Watson, rf. Mets, 1b. Connolly, 3 eccomwomnmwo- mocomumommanD Gaspar, *Livington Grover, p. . Totals *Batted for Gaspar in i Wiehita ... Sloux City B score of 16 to 8, Score: |conmmnarsss?® wlocsonossnosasl cocomouw~woo > ssoommssnvccal tton to Repps. Btruck out: By Ptelste 2; by Kieln, ofe Pt Beatrice, Neb,, July 12.—(Special.) —~The Cheyenne Arapahoe Indian oma, won from ball club from Oklah Beatrice today six to four. t | errors by Troy, P THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1916. Copyright, 1916, International News Service. REMEMBER- THIS 15A VERY SWELL HOTEL - WE MUST BE DIGNIFIED ! Iyl//é *Batted for Boone In ninth, Cleveland ... 01 000000 0—1 New York .. 00000000 0—0 Two base hit: Graney, Sacrifice fllyu: Chapman, ‘Wambsganss. D ouble - plays: Peckinpaugh, Boone and Pipp; Boone, Peck- inpaugh snd Plpp; ly, Candil and Daly. Bases on balls: Off Caldwell 3; Off Bagby 3. Earne0d runs: Oft Caldwell 3; off Bagby 3. Umplres, Hildebrand and O'Loughiin. Becond game— CLEVELAND, ABHOAE. AB.H.O. Graney,It '3 1 4 0 OHartzelrf 4 0 1 "b'g'sss 6 2 0 4 1Highlf 31 Speaker,cf 5 4 1 0 0P'k'p'hass 4 1 3 Smith,rf 4 2 2 0 0Pipp,ib 012 4 012 3 OBaker,duh 4 3 1 3136 IMageeof 2 1 2 3110 0Boone3b 3 0 2 4.120 2°Caldwell 1 0 0° Gouldp 3 0 1 3 0Gedeon,2b 0 0 0 Cov'akie,p 1 0 1 0 OWaltero 4 0 6 _____ Fisher,p 10 Totals, .36 122714 4*Bauman 1 0 0 Totals..33 327 0003000 New York ......2.0 070 0 0 0 *Batted ‘for Boone in elghth, *Batted for Fischer in ninth. Two base hit: Baker, Three base hits Speaker, Chapman. Btolen base: Magee. Sacrifice hits: Hartzel. Double plays: Wal: - ters to Boone; Gandll to Chapman to Gan- dil. __Bases on balla: Oft Fischer 3; off Goul 5. Hits and ned runs: Oft Gould, 6 hits, 8 runa In & und two-thirds innings; oft Covelskie, hit, no runs dn _one and one- third innings. Struck out: By Fischer 3; by Covelskis 1; by Gould 1. Umplred, O'Loughlin and Hildebrand. Red Sox Trim Chleago. Boston, July 13.—~The Red Sox won an- other double-header from Chicago today, the scores being 3 to 1 and § to 1. In the elghth inning of the opening game, who went to short when Weaver was put off the fleld by Umplre Evans, gave Boston the winning run. The locals took the lead in the fifth inning of the second contest when Barry singled, Lewls doubled and McMullen threw badly to first on Gainer's grounder, ‘The sus- pension of Catoher Agnew was litted today. Score, first game: \ CHICAGO. BOSTON. ABHO.AE. 101 260 300 930 401 000 011 It doesn't take a for- tune teller to tell the cause of most auto breakdowns or breakups. Fric- - tion puts many cars on the scrap heap. pIXONg Automobile LUBRICANTS will keep Friction caged with a muz- zle on. Ask your dealer for the Dixon Lubricating Chart JOSEPH DIXON CRUCIBLE COMPANY i Jorsoy City, N, J. oA Established 1837 POWELL SUPPLY COMPANY HA ) THINK M GOIN' TO CHOKE To DEATH \N THIS COLLAR! SEE THAT YOUL DON'Y RECOME FAMILUAR WITH THE WAITER- DON'T YOUSE KNOW ME - |'™M YOUR COLSIN HOW DARE AT YoU cALL L\JERRY MICKEY. LLDON'T - TALK TO ANY WIE MAGQIE ONE IN THIS COLLAR- WORLD’ - Lappe 8 1 3 2 OScott, 020 3Wimsdb 4 19 10 3-year-old_trof McM'ndb 8.0 0 3 0Cady, 1 0 0 0Shanks1f 3 100 e L TOPEKA BEATS THE [ 7¢ Got 4wy | INDIANS IN LEAD, [iiin iii1is Piddme il USTRAIGHT WINS it . q . rpvarane ) izt ! Clarence Colli 4 3 Totals..32 72414 3 074 & OSawyer,2b 3 11 2 0 s g e, ‘amieson o b i AB. R H. 0. A E Chicago $Cruwtord 0 0 0.0 ODumontp 1 0 0 0 0 Time: 2:4, 2:29. Y it ] s Boxtsn *Boland 0 0 0 0 OGalliap” 0 0.0 10 B 2:23 pace, ‘purse $400: ,". ',,'m 5 Two-base hi Lowis, Soott. Btolen baset| i t: 33 7 SN TENL WiTitl 31 43ria 8 Helen Chi 1 1 Grab 8ix to Three Oontest by |3iuier tu" o 13 9 % Cleveland Ousts New York| waiker. Sacrifico hits: J. Collins, Scott| ‘sorrens tor ouan in ::::h“ #7113 0| Horges Competing at Fremont Tady Hoy o 3% s d Gardner, Doubl 1 : Card t o i Rt 3 1] Ontplaying Locals in All |yersrihe; 7. 9 ¢ s 1 ol Americans From Top by |Shors to Cady. Gardner - Barry. Bases| RaR for Crawford in elghth. Hold Places Right tngo I iduff, s, A - o | on bAlm: Off Russell, 1. Barned runs: Off | +Batted for H in sixth. 3 Depmme!m. Meorz, b, 0 0 0 1 0 Winning Two. Rugsell, 1; oft Shore, 1. Struck out: By mm;le " n"plu nn;noh 0.0 3 0—4 Through. s(lr.;:d “‘r::x n"d"'nm“h'“g h“al il orz, p. [ B 00 @ L ) —_— Russell, 1; by Shore, 3. Umpires: Evans | Washington .0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0—2 rike withdrawn after second heat. b 1.0 0 0 0 and Cille. Score, second game: =y Time: 2:16%, 2:15%, 2:16% OCOCHRAN HAS GOOD DAY |c. Thompson, o o o o o/ FIRST IS A MOUND DUEL CHICAGO. | RO T obase s ML VIS Rioten b : : g . BOSTON. Sacrifice hits: Burns, Cobb. Doubl :|HEIR REAPER AGAIN WINS | 2:20 trot, purse, 3400 - W S+ G P 4 ——— LH.O.A. O.A.E. | Vitt, Young and Burns. Winnle Lockhar! 1 1 4 Totals 3 1T 4 2 0 12,0 0fcCft H r, §; off Ce les Joe Vincent . ‘ 3 The Topeka crew, after having New York, July e 3 118 S L *P%te Gallla, 2. Hita earned | Fremont, Neb., July 12.—(Special 3 3 vainly attempted to win a ball game :- zl. il). %. E. ?USICGhllT New Yorv]v :\l]ncncansi 4011 0 0Gainerb 8 230 1 0 ;'\'::Q;?:rtr: fi:r'rmi.‘l ';:J‘l. B Telegram.)—Straight heat wins fea- : : from the Rourkes all season, broke $i Tyt om e Jeadilodsy, whatithie Yeaz] 308 3 % bhontine 1§ 35 o|nine (lone out und twq en in elahth) oft | tured the second day’s program of the § kees were defeated in hoth sections a allia )2 hits, 1 run in iwo innings. y % Stuart_Allerton T 8 b. 30 Fi t t bef fair d ‘h‘ lCE yellerdly l“crfloon b: Wll' e R 1 0 i Me) 1 0 1G'daer,3b 3 0 0 1 0/pitched ball: By Coveleskie, Milan, Sawyer, remont race mee elore a fair-size Tack Psalo H 5 ik A y Goodwi: : : 3 4 0 ?f agaubée6heat13cr. the scores being ¥ Ty JLolamige iy 14t Ptruck out: By Harpen 3; by Coveleskle, i crowd. Some fast time is looked for |““Time 2:18%, 2 oping the locals 6 to 3. 1 0 0/1t00,and6tod. 3 P ¥ Gallis, Jmpires: LENBESDINGEHG hen the free-for-all nts alle’ Y Cochran, C s Vi T 84 . Cleottern 0 0 0 0 OAgnewe 10210 e omorrow, when the free-for-all pace | pive-oights mile ‘The victory was a clean-cut one, | Kruges o 6 o o of, The first game was a pitchers bat-| *Linn | LTIy omonariie 3100 ENE North Platte Gets Game as will be run off: Columbia Fire, Bud- and the box score shows that the|lon o 0 o 1 1 oftle between Caldwell and Bagby, one | 'my0y 335010 2 o o d ’ = |weiser, Major Harry, Billy Murray Hall, 0 0 2 2 0|run deciding the game in the visiting Totals 28 62714 0 i i isif Ied i b & of Pl A M q : ) rom the EustiS leam|and Sir Lain are among the horses itors excelled in every branch of =2 | pitchers favor. Chapman and Turner| *Batted for Willlams in fourth. i 2 . i . Totals\..... 6 11 27 17 o0 nan Bl s North Platte, Neb,, July 12.—(S entered for this race. Today’'s results: the game for this particular contest.| epatted for Mers in eighth, opened the second inning of this| MB'“BG tor C"r':ln l: elghth. 5 1(:{‘ ; b E) JC w July 12.—(3pe-| “3:17 trot, purse $400: /' Hall outpitched Merz, the Kansas|Omsha—¢ game with singles, and the former | Chicaso 0010000 0-1cial Telegram.)—Justice, former state|Great Northern, br. g (Ward)..1 1 1 sluggers o?l’llbl! the local crew, and| e 01 58 39 9 9 2 &=3|scored when Daly hit into a double Selaan s 10002000 %3 |eguer, when he appeared in the box|fonme b m (royiors. oiiid 4 4 the Topeka: 1so Had the edme in|Topeka—''''" play. Two base hits: Felsch, Leonard. Three | for Eustis assumed the role of Santa|Lord Kitchener, bl. g. (A daregarcs pekans also ha e edge in base hits: J. Collins. Stolne base: Gainer. The Fri h, (Lance) [ s the field. Runs .. 1010030 o—s Inthe second game, Gould, a re-| gacrinco hits: Barry, Walker. Double plays: | Claus today and presented North|The D siix il George Cothran, Topeka shortstop, Hits ... 10211 40 1—11cruit frorq Daver! ort held New York | E. Collins to , Barry to Gainer; Scott | Platte the long end of a 13 to 2 score, ,.;':;“; u’rnav’IOO" bhiiad b thE tudtvidual Atar of the aftes | ko ""'”' N“:.%hfll(&-nwxma: g;- to two hits until the eighth inning, | !9 Oniner. Bases on balls: Oft Willlams 1: | allowing the Boosters to fatten their| princess Ataiiarer by ra (AR L noon, getting four gafe hits in four | Engle, ‘,.fi.,,m“ flles: d. Thompson, | When he allowed four and Colveskie | \yiiams, 6 hits, 2 runs In seven Innings; | batting averages to the extent of six-| Belle W., br. m. (Westrope)....2 5 times at bat, including two doubles, | MeAme. Double plays: Hall to Cochran to relieved him. Fischer pitched well |oft Cicottee no hits, no runs in one inning: | teen bingles. Kelly's home run and |Josie Knight g m. (Demnis)....0 2 g 0 ) | Agler, Kilduff to to Miller, Stolen | until the eighth, when Cleveland won | oft Leonard 1 run, Struck out: By Willlams | 's ‘five ‘hits in, five ti Hallle Wilkes, b. m. (Rhodes)..T & and accepting nine chances in the |basesi Schweltser, Kruger. Struck out: By ghth, when Cleveland won | 3% Jo0ROT To oy mpires, Chill and Evans, | Ramsey's five hits in_five times upy pudwetser, b's. (Wagnen)......s 5 ¢ field, many of them difficult ones. , 4. Bases on balla: OF Mers, 3, Hite: | the game by scoring four runs on two featured the game. Five errors by|Brown Betty, br. m. (Best)....8 6 6 d ¢|Of Mers, 10 in eight innings. Hit by | triples, two singles and an infield out. Tigers Beat Senstors. Eustis added to the commotion. Wai-| R W- E., s g (Benefleld (e e also annexed a couple of| pitched ball: er. Passed ball: M i : ; g U Time: 2:13%, 2:14, 2:13 an two-sackers for the Kaws. ime: 1:00, Umpires: Mullin and Miller, Speaker hit Fischer for a triple and | Washington, July 12.-Superter nitching | worth, for North Platte, pitched in| 3:14 trot, purse $io0: ; . s cboad e doomesn three singles. pitchers gave Detroit & 4 to 2 victory today. | his usual style, allowing but six hits | Helir eRaper, b. s. (HUD. PR T | ¢ 8mith Lands Hard, CLEVELAND. NEW YORK. [Pt (A A I e s U Bl i prov 1 B Lord Duke, b. g (Owens: oo ¥ ABH.O.A B, ABHOAE, | Fonr Jron® oy Einsion, wmia Dotroiyy | 2nd striking out eleven men. But two| 5 yryy,"n.'a.” (Wara). sty ight-Starc For the home guard, Smith was Graneylt 4 2 2 0 OHartselrf 3 0 0 0 0| yuns were earned. Burns single in the |errors marred=the game for North| mme: 2:22%, 2:13%, 2. 1- h the onl rhyer. able to,dell very g‘; R4 o e LATUR O W elghth gcored two' men whoh ad walked. | Platte. 3-year-old pace, purse $3 apelinRe destructively _with _Hall's shoots, e TR R L $ 373000 o WASHINGTON, i SO T ey e b Sl Qe G300 COLLAR i Gandil,lb & 1 5 3 OBaker3db 4 0 3 0 0 . A Bustls ......... — ckey McFarland, b. g. ggs) . .. ‘S'lll:;:h‘. t‘r'ih‘l’s ggt:l:ed (:‘r.:lt“bdlll lhgal::’! Pile Up Bix Runs in Second |2anali% & 1§ 5 Ohasecer 81100 i AT AR i PEOAR North Platts ...31 008402 °—13 16 3| Charles Simmum, jr., b. c. (Doggott).3 3 ] erd: p] ded on Hall's | % | de.| Inning and Win by Score of Turnerdh 3 1 4 1 SBoonedb 3.1 3 5 0|Bushss 20 3 4 1Fosterb 4 1 3 3 o| Batterles: Justice and Mackey; Walworth | Time: B30, 2:36. CLUETT.PEABODYA.CO. INC. MAKERS sterday landed on Hall's initial de- D 3 bl Alen 333 0| Fuilersb I 1 01 IMilanct 3 0 21 0land Ramsey. Tuesday’s results: i‘,’:’? for '; double, ani follgwed‘ h“ Eleven to One. . BT TN 3 0 08 O ——— with another two-sacker in the otals, Py ety i Totals. .32 62715 1 S CHAMPIONSHIP MOBILE RACE! Tfie Greatest Galaxy of SATURDAY AFTER 5 i 7 NOON July 15th, 2:30 O’clock Speed Stars Ever Assembled On Any Track A Battle of Speed for the World’s Supremacy Two Bi g Races -- 150 Miles--Championship--150 Miles 50 Miles--FREE-FOR-ALL--50 Miles ---MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW--- ENTRIES: Dario Resta, Peugeot, French. Eddie Rickenbacher, Maxwell, American. Ralph De Palma, Mercedes, German. Ralph Mulford, Peugeot, French. Art Johnson, Crawford, American. Pete Henderson, Maxwell, American. Ira Vail, Hudson, American. Mel Stringer, Mercer, American. Jack Gable, Burman Special, French. E. E. Rawlings, West Duluth Special, American. Art Klein, Kleinart, American. Billy Muller, Dans L’Argent C. W. Thompson, Olson Special. Earl Cooper, Stutz, American. Jules Devigna, Delage, French. Aldo Franchi, Pusun, English. 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