Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 23, 1916, Page 10

é % § | | | | i 10 'ROURKES DROP ONE 10 SAINT JOSEPH McCabe Ties Score in Ninth and Sullivan Steals Home With Winning Run. OMAHA IS BEATEN, 8 TO 7 St. Joseph, Mo., Sept. 22—(Special Te‘egrum.)—Denny Sullivan, was the hero of today's game, for he stole home in the tenth inning, with the winning run, but honors must like- wige go to Billy McCabe, who tied the score with his timely triple in the ninth. . It looked to be all Omaha until that ninth inning and some of the faint hearted fans had left the park. The score at the beginning of the ninth was 7 to 4, Omaha, and there seemed to be not a chance in the ‘world for the final result being other- wise, en Beers drew a walk, Som- mers sfruck out, Wright singled and Otto Williams did likewise, filling the basey. McCabe caine to the plate, took one healthy swing and when the ball had been recovered, he was ;tlting on third and the score was all, . In the tenth, things looked dan- erous for the Josies. Forsythe, the rst man up, tripled, North walked and Krause struck out. Thompson was given his base on balls and with the bases filled Sommers struck out the next two men up. The Drum- mers scored as related in the tenth, Sullivan drawing a walk, McClelland BRINGING UP FATHER | swenworkt | OMAHA. AB. R. H. 0. A, E. Thompson, ef. B TR B R e Irelan, 2I ey o S WRRE ST | Mille , SR G SR e R Krueg LS A i O SR Marshall, e o A AR O R R R Kilduff, . .. | TG S ST B gek | Forsythe, rf, L i O PN R AR North, If, A A e 1R R | Krause, p. AN BN T et S Totals .88 7 11°37 6 1 ST. JOSEPH. AB. R. H. 0. A. E. ) W B S SN O 5 3 838 1 1 0 ) B TR SR 4 0 2 1 0 0 i 1D WL TP LR T | 4 0 2 4 1 2 ¥ A YN . Sy o T8 N S 5 AN AR A e S ......... 3 8 14°2 8 4 *None out when winning run scored, *Marshall out bunting third strike, Omaha .. 3 0 1.0 0 01 2 0 07 St. Joseph..2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 1—8 Struck out: By Sommers, 7; by Krause, 5. Bases on balls: Off Sommers, 7. Stolen basen: McClelland, Bullivan. Sacrifice hits: Sommers, Wright, North. Two-basa hits: Krueger, Beers, Threo-base hits: Irelan, Me. Cabe, Forsythe. Double plays: Beers (unas- sinted), Kilduff to Irelan to Miller. Left on bases: St. Joseph, 8; Omaha, 8. Earned runs: St. Joseph, 3; Omaha, 5. Time: 2:05. Umpire: Shannon. % LINKS CARTURE GAME Defeat Millionaires After Run- ning Neck-and-Neck for 8ix Innings. THIRTEEN TO TEN IS SCORE Colorado Springs, Colo,, Sept. 22. —For six innings the Millionaires THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1916. Copyright, 1916. Internation MRS, JIKGS NEVER YOLD ME HE COULD PLAY - CARDINALS EASY PREY FOR DODGERS | Superbas Advance Nearer to Flag by Whipping 8t. Louis Team, SCORE I8 ELEVEN TO ONE Brooklyn, Sept. 22.—Brooklyn won from St. Louis today, 11 to 1. The season’s record between the clubs is: Brooklyn, 15; St. Louis 7. The contest was a farce because of the free hitting of the league leaders and Meadows' wildness. Warmouth pitched the last two innings and yielded eight hits and four runs. Mar- quard toyed with the visitors. Score: Oft Meadows, 11 hits, & runs off Warmouth, 8 hits, 3 earned runs; in six Innings; al News Service, i| Standing of Teams | " NATIONAL LEAGUE.WESTERN LEAGUE w. | L. Pet. W. L. Pet.| Brooklyn ..B6 55 .6090maha ...92.55..626| Phila. .83 67 .692Lincoln ...84 62 .675| | Boston .78 b8, .673Sloux City 78 69 .531| New York 76 62 .661Des Moines 76 72 .514 Pittsburgh 65 78 .465Denver 76 76 .503| Chicago 64 82 q38Topeka ...68 83 .450| 8t. Louls .60 85 .4° Joseph 65 88 .425) Cincinnat! .56 91 .381Colo. Spgs. 68 93 .384 AMER. LEAGUE. | AMER. ASSN. Yenterday's Results. WESTERN LEAGUE, Lineoln, 13; Colorado Springs, 10. Des Moines, Denver, 4. Sioux City, 3; Topeka, 2. Omaha, 7; 8t, Joseph, 8. NATIONAL LEAGUR, Pittsburgh, 4; Philadelphla, 7. Chicago, 0; New York, b. 8t. Louls, 1; Brooklyn, 11. 8T, LOUIS, BROOKLYN. Cincinnatl, §; Boston, 5. ABH.O.AE. ABHOAE AMERICAN LEAGUE. Retzel,2b 4 0 b % 0J'ton,efrt 6 3 0 0 0| Boston, 4; Cleveland, 1. Brotmo 0 0 1 0 0Getz3b 0 0 0 0 0| Washington, b; Detrolt, 6. Gonzales,e 3 0 4 4 0Daub'tib 3 210 0 0 New York, 3; Chicago, 6. Iiyl;;y]nr '2h§ g : } ‘l)lqlllc:zi'rf' :l g g 3 ‘ol, Philadelphia, 3; 8t. Louls, 8. T\ ler,88 Stengel, 5 Hohness 0 0 0 1 ONixonlf 22 0 0 0 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Longrf 4 2 1 0 IM'kleible 6 1 4 0 0| St Paul, 7; Milwaukes, 3. Honsby,db 3 2 1 4 0Cute'w,2b 4 2 3 0 0| Columbus, 2; Loulsville, 3, Tescharlt 4 0 0 0 OMowr'y,3b 4 3 1 6 0| Minneapoils, 17; Kansas City, 6. Butler,cf 4 0 2 0 0Miller,/t 1.0 90 0 i Snyderiib 3 2 & 0 0Olsongs 62 4.4 0 e oty W awip 10 0 2 1Mayerme 2 3 4 2 0| Western League—Lincoln at Colorado Warm'hyp 1 0 0 0 OM.Wh't.e 0 0 1 0 0| Springs, Des Molnes at Denver, Sloux City ————— Marg'rd,p 4 0 0 4 0|at Topeka, Omaha at St. Joseph. Totals..31 62419 Natlonal League—Pittsburgh at Boston, Total Chicago at Brooklyn, St. Louis at New 8t Louts .....0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 1— 1| York, Cinéinnatl ‘at Philadelphla, two 0100 2 4 2 2 *—11|8ames BrooKlIg f American League—New York at Chicago, Two-base hits: Hornsby, Snyder, Mowrey, | phjladelphia at St. Louls, Washington at Olson, Cutshaw. Stolen basea: Boben (2| heiroit, Boston at Cleveland. Hornsby (2), Johnston (3), Meyers, Cut- shaw, Hickman. Double play: Bohne to|-== e Stewart to Snyder. Bases on balls: Off ; Meadows, §; off Warmouth, 1; off Mar.|Tuds in nine fnolnge; oft Nehf, 18 hite ¢ auard, 3. Struck out: By Mendows, 1; by | FUn® In nine innings. Struck "f"b"z)y Jaie Warmouth, 1; by Marquard, 5. Hits ana|fn 0 bY Nenbh 2 mplren: ) ! Former Féi_rt;ury Man W. L. Pet.| W. L. Pet. | Boston 69 .590 Loulsville .96 61 .611 Chlicago 63 .671/Indlanaplis 86 73 .681 Detroit ... 64 .567Minneaplis 86 73 .641 New York 76 60 .621/Kansas Cy 81 75 .519 Cleveland 176 72 .610°St. ‘Paul ..78 76 .506 S8t. Louls 75 172 .510|Toledo ... .72 8§1.471 Wash, 71 73 .497'Columbus .66 86 .434 Phila, . .32 11 ,224)Milwaukee 651103 .331 WHY - HE'S A WONDERFUL RED SOX GAPTURE | ONE FROM INDIANS Cleveland Drops Opening Game '1 of Series to Champions of the World. BAGBY BEATEN BY SHORE| Cleveland, Sept. 22.—Boston won, | 4 to 1, tdlay from Cleveland in a pitchers’ battle between Shore and Baghby, the former allowing but three hits, while only five were made off and Cady’s triple, and two more in Shorten, sacrifices by Janvrin and Hoblitzel, and Lewis’ sacrifice fly. Cleveland’s only run came as the re- sult of Speaker’s hit and steal and Roth’s single. Score: CLEVELAND. BOSTON. ABH.O.AE. ABH.O.AE. Graneylf 3 0 6 0 OHooper,yrf 4 1 1 0 0 Barb'e,db 4 0 2 2 OJanvn,2b 3 0 2 6 0 Speaker,cf 4 1 2 0 08 41100 Rothrf 4 1 1 0 3116 0 0 Wh'g'sss 4 0 0 4 31100 Gandillb 4 012 1 40040 Turner,2b 3 0 0 3 30140 Deberry,e 2 1 3 0 0Cady,e 31600 O'Nefll,e 0 0 0 0 0Shorep 3 0 0 3 0 Bagbyp 2 0 1 2 0 —_——— *Allison 0 0 0 0 .30 52717 0 Totals. .30 *Batted for Deberry in elghth. Boston 02000 00 0 2—4 10700 0201 Hoblitzel. 000 0 0—1 Three-hase hit Cleveland Two-base hit: Cady. Stolen bases: Sptaker, Roth. Bases on balls: Off Shore, 3. Hits and earned runs: Off Bagby, 5 hits, 8 runs in nine St. Louis, Sept. 22.—St. Louls defeated | Myers, 8 hits, 6 runs in eight Innings; off Bagby. Boston scored two in the|Philadelphia, 6 to 3, today and moved into | Plank, 10 hits, 3 runs in nine innings. D | fifth place. In the elghth inning, with the | Struck out: By Myers, 4; by Plank, & second on Hoblitzel's double, | score 3\to 2 against St. Louls, Pratt walked. | Wild pitches: Myers, 3. Umpires: Con. )’ o . N 8 gled, A C! . Wambsganss' error, Lewis’ single]ersene sinsled, sending Pratt to third. | nolly and Chill . = - the ninth on singles by Hooper and | AN AL| ELECTRIC k RIGHT - MAGIE *Fuller | Marsans stole second. Borton batted for *Marper | Hartley and tripled, scoring Pratt and Mar- | sans, and scored himself when Lavan sin- Totals. . | gled. Score: g *Winning run seorcd with none out in| PHILADELPHIA. ST. LOUIS, = ninth AB.H.O. ABH.O.A.E. 23 3 OShottendf 4 1 1 00 *Batted for Mitchell in seventh e o mablicrts st oM 0L 0D *Batted for Cunningham in ninth. 110 0*Rumler 0 0 0 0 0 *Ran for Stanage in ninth 0 40 OLeerf 00100 *Ran for Dubuc in ninth 112 0 0Sisler,tb 4 013 1.0 Thres-base hits: Veach, Crawford, Stan- 4200 s st 1 R I ‘ age. Home run: Young. Stolen bases: Sl FEHAT McBride, Cobb. Double play: Jitt tol irtoe HA T Young. Bases on balls: Off Thomd®, b; off | { g o Brown 10 0 0 11000 Mitchell, 3; off Cunningham, 1. Hits andj<—ovt 2 7 7~ Haln o ttioh oo rog carned runs: Off Thomas, 8 hits, 4 runs in| rmotals,.35 10 24 13 OLavanss 4 1 4 4 2 ; cight innings (nSne out in ninth); off Ayres, Plankp. 2 0 0 8 0 ‘ 1 hit, 1 run in no inning (replaced Thomas e 1 in ninth); off Mitchell, 6 hits, 2 runs in Totals..29 82716 % seven innings; off Boland, 3 hits, 2 runs in| *Batted for Myers in ninth. { *Batted for Tobin In seventh. *Batted for Hartley in eighth. one Inning; off Cunningham, 1 hits, no runs in one inning. Hit by pitcher: By Mitchell, (Rice) ruck out: By Thomas, 2; by |Philadelphta ..0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0—8 Mitchell, 6. Balk: Thomas. Wild pitch: | St. Louls...... 00 01010 4 2—6 Thomas. Passed ball: Henry. Umplres:| Three-base hit: Borton. Stolen base: Owens and Evans. Grover, Pick, Austin, Pratt, Marsans off Myers, 6: Hits and earned runsi, Off Shotton. Bases on balls: Browns Defeat Macks. off Plank, 2. LOOK OVER A AND YOU WILL FIND NOTHING OVERLOOKED. That's what has made the reputa- tion of Winchester Rifles, aside 20117 24 2 00013—~611 3 Minneapolis, Dumont _and Owens; Kunsay City, Sanders and Har- ve. * ndianapolis-Tledo, postpaned, rain, bridge, Neb,, Sept. 22.—(Special Tele- igh had a walk n bridg w ,»t 1l game today, 39 to 0, Stansly and starring for Cambridge. was billed for one western match, but it is stated that Xl four contests had been cancelled to enable them to meet in Madison Square Carden. Moran already is in fighting cond tion, and it is understood that he will require only two weeks to prepare for the Fulton match. Fulton will come to New York next weeek to begin ) training. three fights in the west and Moran | Totals..33 92718 § *Batted for Blackburn in ninth, Cincinnatt ...1 0 3 0 0 0 4 0 Boston ......1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2—% Two-base hits: Groh, Roush (2), Con- nolly, McKechnie. Three-base hit: Chapelle, Stolen bases: Wilhoit, Konetchy, Kopf, J. C. Smith, Nehf, Collins. Double plays: Col- lins to Maranville; Griffith to Huhn; Groh to Chase; Knetzer to Groh to Chase. Bases on bal Off Knetger, 4; off Nehf, 2. Hits and oarned runs: ©* Veatwar, § hits, ¢ 0—8 | Brunswick, N. J. ugainst Fort McKinle; | Ington Jefferson st Bethany st Washing Pa. rginia Wesleyi against Davis-Elkins at Buckhannon, W, Oromo, Me. | Tired, Aching Muscles Kelleved. Sloan's Liniment lightly applied, a little {quiet and your soreness disappears llke | magie. Get a 25c bottle today. All drug- | Elsta—Advertisement. UNIVERSAL PAJAMAS | MANHATTAN SHIRTS | PHOENIX HOSIERY Browning King & Co. GEO. T. WILSON, Mgr. | being safe on an attempted sacrifice : runs In two Innings: off’ Marquard, 1 run. innings; off Shore, 3 hits, no runs in nine which Marshall lost and gullivan o and Lincoln ran neck and neck, then | gt by pitched ball: Cutshaw by Meadows: 4 , | Innings. Struck out: By Bagby, 1; by from their own peculiar and suc- il Lincoln forged ahead and won, 13 to | Merkle by Warmouth. Umpires: Kiem and Is Dead in Pennsylvania | Shore: + Umpires: O'Loushlin and Naiiin. to third.” When McClelland struck at| 5™ ¢ 0 0 d Easite. Y Tiyits Deas Bendtocs) ¥ :ob.tll! Dfll‘"‘y' t‘e’fo ‘V“I:'gn:"io‘t‘i‘wg COLORADO SPRINGS, Phils Crush Pirates. i Fairbury, Neb, Sept. 22.—(Special| Detroit, Sept. 22.—Detroit broke its losing cessful constructiof,. The systom e plate before any ce AR R B 0. & B| Phiisdeiphia. Sept. 32.-~Phitadeiphta’ wen | \ A streak today, defeating Washington, 6 to b im, ltofi: home and Krueger dropped | Fox, rt ..., N R B : it | Telegram.)—C. H. Shaffer died today | thomas, a lett-handed recrult plicher trom bei i i st from Pittsburgh today, 7 to 4. The visitor H Pa. Mr. Shafi D . .{oines, was effective against the home cing all right, the n ng 1s to the ball in his “""“.“;““" It was il:;k'fi"' 4 (8 3 4 10 O outatted the home team by a big maggin [ ' untington, ""k Xri i chw.as tew.n until the, seventh inning, after which an_exciting game with an exciting | griiion, "2n° "8 1 3 & ¢ 5lvut naa tourteen men left on mases. Evans | agent for the Rock Island at Fair-| Detroit hit him freely, three triples and a * ) finish. The Rourkes and Drummers | ariith, P61 2 0 2 1|was knocked off the rubber fn the first | bury for a number of years and was|Ayres relleved him " the ninth with. the make them right. This the Win- each playing good ball and even with- | [itcsht, | Sb b1 8.8 0 ltaning and Harmon, wh'was alse hit hard, | o g ty clerk of Jefferson | buses filied and none out. Vit hit the firat h But that final thriller, the game would | RAzs 16 .. B71 230 0 1| Nilevea by Juconw in the eightn. seore: | clected county clerk G e L O T G chester people have always done. have been a good one. ariftin, p : AN T PITTSBURGH. PHILADELBHIA. | county on the republican ticket in|and winning runs “Score: Rudy Sommers and Harry Krause| .= T T T T 3| mmbeean 3T opaskerter s T2 170(1912. Owing to impaired health he| WASHINGTON, IR They spend large sums of money were opposed to ome another and ; LINCOLN. R 3 3 5 0 0toekan” 4 3 2 0 0lwas unable to complete his first term R TREIG Y TR A o & b 3 both were hit freely, but it was one, AB. R H. O A E. Jiobep 008 0 OWhittedlf 2 2 35 01 and resigned. He had lived in Penn- | Milanct 4 2 2 0 0Cobb.ef 2 0 6 0 0 in testing materials, in inspectmg of those frec-hitting contests which [cariate, 1t ... & & 3 0 0 i'i-(-n”.f;.’?": 4 g 0 ml‘.-"r”']‘;: Hh e sylvania for several years in the hOPCii‘(‘F“}l‘f” Aan 2"““”‘"‘ 3iis g j 7 K Jfehoff 2 ¥ § Jet il ce, Crawf'drf3 1 2 0 2 e . fans enjoy. ST gy Bl 1 1 b o et A 3 Oiniaa 3 1 ¢ 3 y|of recuperating his failing health. [dudgetb 3 013 0 OR'Imandb 4 1§ 0 0 and gauging parts, and in testmg B t F' d th | Lober, rf . S8 0 3 1 0 OiBatrdih 1100 0Mayerp 31120| The remains will be brought to|McHcess 3 £ 4 7 Sounedb 4 2 3 3 8 3 1 Her et L ISR S L o v ; | i H ; o 3 2 . . 008ters n e '#3:"."_ 1o . : i ! ]‘.’ S 0| MeAUys 2 0 0 10 Totals..30102712 0 Fairbury and buried beside those of i Thomasp 4 1 0 1 Ivitchelip 2 0 0 2 1| finished guns for mampulatldn dnd . Smith, 2b .. S5 0 2 1 4 ofFischerc 4 38 4 41 his wife. His daughter, Miss Eulalie, | Aversp 0 0 0 0 041!\';;1."‘.'(":{\"1.2 DROLORD | 0 ‘ {Evansp 0 0 0 0 0 ; B : X ——— ; £ Bear Hurlers Easy i il |11 1 Dt by o il | Rl L shooting, so when the gun reaches 1 enb'r,of SC S. & ol . s yEg T ooy, ol s anen aotewWier 300 0 00 dr | N 1 . N L B —— ren. HY . . o g i 2}2‘.—-Des Mm:j‘“ CnT:h:vrlnn 11 1“1 I: : 0 o‘:—m Totals..39 16 24 11 2 you—it's a perfe(:t shootmg ron. found Denver's pitchers easy today | py,iomn 11321410 2 1—-13| eBatted for McCarth: White Sox Take Opener. s o b y in seventh, ' H and won, 10 to 4. A home run bY| “guses on balis: Griftin, 4. Stolon busen: | Pueesburgh .8 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 1—g| Chleago Sept, 22—Chicago bunched hits The Store of the Town There are Winchester Single Shot Cass featured. Score: :h\;llllllugll,m :lrr_:lnrthlu:m‘:]rl(f{ln." rn(.z.;l Philadelphin 12 0 0 0 3 1 1 0 e—7 Off Mogridge tod yAsoaiwon Susiseatienn ; { : Qriffith, Two-base : Carlisle (2), ¥ T | ¥ s . 5 (mmoiEs | S e e Bt o | e P Walmar, Bencrot Bk |lo & "icoise wae b Sard, bul tiiisied . Rifies, Repeating Rifles and Auto- 3 2 H 2 “ | runs: Hunter (2), Griffith, Griffin, Jackson, Fisch O \.‘”; Stolen .hnl . Bl b4‘0‘ ches. 0 Cass, of....coon +8 1 1 0 '0:0]|aree ‘Doubl laya: |White t0 Rapps; | arsnern Crava L o &bee, | gain on the world's champlons today, but . . Hunter, Tf. IR IR e - ) G LR A D B e Carey (), Dalrd _Double play: Fiacher (6| romained In the pennant race. They are matic Rifles, and you can get Rulan, ¢ c4 1 1 2 & Olwhig to Rapps; Halla to Willlams to | jratmon, 1: off Mayer, 4 Hits and earned | 2, Stmen behind the feaders Hartford, &8 g R R I IR e Maube. LACE on DAseN: | LoD Al Ol A e N one | , Frank Baker who is tied with Pivp for FOR them in various calib itabl #’m\'&t o 2 : 3 : lg : g Colorado Springs, 6; Lincoln, 4. Kearned |y firat) in no inning; off Harmon, 8 hits, ::‘"n",;‘ iy ,:‘,‘;"'"',':":;'n '(hf' (fi.’,“",.',“::;',, “.:3:,‘; \4 erssuitable Breen, o1t S RS LTI Colorado Springw, 10; Lincoln, 3. | { runa in soven inninks; off Jacobs, no hits. | gl ™ ) ] Men and Young Men o % 130, pire: no runs in one Inning; off Mayer, 15 hits, |~ Rigsby, 'o W R T NI K et R 4 runs In nine Innings.~ Hit by pitched ball:| NEW YORK. CHICAGO. ? ‘lj .‘l' ; : ‘o” s. c-t w. By 3 aver f,(""{y", “.5’“‘\'{‘ ""“GD”, ""i“lnzr'd ‘\(I‘;L(:;J;E\il(‘nfl'nn A’!B‘H.?Al.Eé ' i FOR ALL KINDS OF HUNTING : mon, 2; by Jacobs, 1; by Mayer, 6. Passed Mageoct o J . : ' N e 10ux Ul .v ns balli Fischer. Umpires: Rigler and Euson. pStiXrt & ¢ 8 8 0 HORES In Mode: and Fabrics That 3 Glants Whip Cubs. Plppab 4 210 0 10200 re Different ! W ; From the Kaws New Yor, Sept. s2—New York toany DK § 312 i3100 h e B Wi equalled its stralght winning streak of Wt ¢ N Miller, rf.... LB D Tast: May, | datasting (ChIoAgo, §.to 0, and’ Hooindvid 23 4 oTerrpas 4 2 1070 Tned; 4. 1 3 01 oneka, Sept. 22.—Sioux City won | scoring 1ts seventeenth consecutive victory L R Y e 0 F ll sh 1 Oalkes, of.. bR b i Sl St bt S N A T LU D L R s e R e ur r'a owing Butcher, If. 1 o offrom Topeka today in the opening| Baled Hhuf A ationl| anAnpA 2 e e cotte,p s Cl b 110 f the last series of th n (AR s AU Rt ame of the last series of the season, | rocruit, was hit hard by New York. Score: | == ———— e Totals..331237 ¢ 8 1sin a ass by S Roe Score: ! ¢ 3 : | Totals..37 112414 & : 3 of3to2 Score: CHICAQO, NEW YORK. otals, . Roidd Rt GIvr. ABHOAE, ABH.O.AE | °*Batied for Fisher in ninth. Itself g 108 R RO, A R |Zetderdd 401 6Burnalt 472727070 | New York ...l 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0—3 0 0 0 AB. R. H. 0. A E [Rejlyrfof 4 2 0 1 OHerzog,2b 3 1 1 3 0| (njeago 31 0nel 0 1Al e ey ______ Glimore, 1. 0 1 & 0 Ofyannlt 4 2 2 0 ORobsonsrf 4 13 00 7 %36 8 0 Watson, rf. . 0 0 1 0 0 Saler,1b 2 012 0 0Zim'an 42130 Two-base hits: Pipp, Schalk. Three-base ° 4 Metz, 1b. 0 013 0 1| Moll'tz,1b 1 0 2 0 1®teherss 3 0 3 4 0|hits: Baker, Felsch. Stolen bases: Magee, *Hartford out, hit by batted ball. Lejeune, of. 2 3 0 0 0| Wil'mscf 2,0 0 0 OKauffef 4 1 2 0 0/ Weaver. Double plays: Peckinpaugh to < y ‘1 l. 3b, -t 2 1 1 oll"ll"k rf 00 0 0 OHolke,db 3 111 1 0 Bauman to Plpp. Bases on balls: Off Ci- st ol S M SR ‘I ;—-‘2 ‘u:'.‘:::l < 0 0 1 3 ofWn 41 5 1 ORarfdenc 2 1 3 0 0| cottee, 2; off Mogridge, 2. Hits and earnea R R - er! 3 ocher,¢ A Renvac R ™ 2 Cooney, b 0 1 3 4 ofYerk a2 Tandd 99 90 0 runs:’ Of Mogridge, 10 hits and 5 runs Whrgycbase. hite: | Rigsty, = Reed, . Jones | Groguy,'s, +.. 0 0 _4 1 1 Wortnas 3 0 4 iSallees I1110/in seven Innings: off Fisher, 3 hits and no an vercoats ! Btorser. 4: off Musser, 4; oft 1Irlon, | CASPAT, P. R% P08 RN § 104 8 ol JeTeatal ) Tiae B one juniag; off Ciootis 11 Bl 9 Musser, 9. Hits: Off Steraer, 3 In ono and | TOWIE coeeeeresies ' it g 1R | pitch: Cleotte, Umplres: Dineen and Hilde~ one-third innings. Stolen ba Butcher, TOPEKA. Tinker - 1 0 0 0 0 4] % s 0 Meloan (2), Hartford, Musser, Shields. Sac- ARC B B 00 A B Srotts. T8 72018 8 s D AILY ESZTJ‘ Pnl:end“::ll s-csrtlx{-l-?nkm(?) 3:'.".‘1'5 }5:-‘.'::"";,"' : T3 8 3] smatted for Witliams in seventh, . ‘ Y M h *Batted for Perry in elghth. (@), Breen. Time: 2:20. Umpire: Mullin. },'o.;ulwm,“zb, ' LA Hla b S R AT SpOTl Calendar Today Cl ho V IA Hildreth Takes Second Dvore, It 2 3 & 0 ofcChimgo .00 000000 e l—————h St g othing Agler, 10, o 0 10 1 0| New o i N . Racin pening of utumn meeting of Game from Loomis Allen, o 0 2 6 1 2| Two-base hits: Holke, Rariden. Three- | Onturio Jockey club at Toronto. Opening FOR THE BOY ) Lindamore, 0 9.3 2 0| base hits: Roberison. Stolen base: Zimmer- 0: bll.l‘.uf{lll :I”:hl‘ of Buck River Jockey — 1 Hall, p. 0 01 1] 0} man. Double plays: Fletcher to Herzog | club at Montreal. 9 . . ’ %iqlc:lmhfi Neb,, 3’9" 2}2|' (S?gc"‘") B b Ry e O s Lol ahow o miasiose | Our! Boya'i Dept:iisf Our. Pride. L Omah 8:10 A -—Hildreth evened up the series for | o, 1 77 31 10 3| Buses on bulls: Oft Perry, 1; off Sallee, 1. | Kennel club, Plainfleld, N. 3. WVt e B wantilia heve eave Omaha...........8: . M. the amateur championship of south- 2| Hits and earned runs: Off Perry, 10 hits, atever a boy 'y 5 5 - sloux 200 0—3 3 Golf—Opening of champlonship tourna- Al K C . P. central Nebraska by taking the sec- | Topeka 10 0 o—z|4 rums in woven innings: off Prendersart, | ment o fCalifornia Goif amocition at Dei | SUITS rrive Kansas City.......4:05 P. M. ond game by the score 3( 9to, S.lThc Three-base hits: Lathrop, Lejeune. Two- | 5 "hity 10 (U0 I one 1Gnink: Jiruok out: | Monte. OVERCOATS | yme was poorl aye articularly | base hit: Devore. Stolen bases: Connolly,| {” ympires: Byron an uigiey. Athletics—Annual fall games of New | R H ge carly i’r,l?!insy! pmfls 'oI; the run’; JRkne Wathon: Bhsan on Sulle; GEF arall prrlreinionjand ‘;w:e;y York Athletic club at Travers Island, FURNISHINGS | Modern Equipment. Pullman Sleeper. Chair Cars and ' g 3 off Gaspar, 2. ruck out: all, 4; ' | ini being unearned. 'No date has een | by Gaspar, 3. Uplra: Kane. Boston, Sept. 33.—Cincinnat! made 8 | oot oo e, St e it Jjm HATS | ] °ur own unsurpassed Dining Cars (Meals a la Carte). set for the deciding game. \ cloan sweep of the throe-game series with | Welling — against Jimmy Anderson, fen [ " " Beore: HE. Boston, taking the final game, § to 5, to- | pounds, at Brooklyn, Dick De Sand L ‘Omah 2:00 P. M pidretn ..o4 4000 001 000 1 Mopgn and Pulton day. 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