THE TOPEKA DAILY STATE JOURNAL JULY ,12, 1912 DUSTY STANDING OK THE CLUBS. Home runs won each game. Jimmie RHODES PITCHED Burke, former manager of Kansas Westers. Lea die. City, Louisville and Indianapolis, Clubs G.p. won. Lost. icc watched Plympton pitch as a Detroit Need You Be St. Joseph 81 46 35 .568 scout. Told Kaws, Getting Four Sioux City SI 45 36 .066 First game Score: R H E Hits, Omaha 81 43 38 .631 0 3 4 2 Lost? 83 Great Bend ..00003000 Denver 44 39 .530 i Sallna 0 1 3 2 Wichita 84 42 42 .600 Plyrr.Vton00100000 Omaha, July 12. To- Des Moines 79 38 41 .41 Batteries and Herman; Rhodes held Lincoln 78 33 45 House and Allingham. peka helpless with four hits while the .43 game - Omaha team hammered Hornsby TOPEKA 79 32 47 .4UD Second Score: R H E '12. Score: for Great Bend ..00002000 0 2 3 2 Sallna 10000011 3 7 2 OMAHA. Central Kansas League. Batteries Stoffer and Herman; Players AB. R. H. P. A. E. Clubs Won. Lost. Pet. Caldwell and Allingham. Justice, ss 2 3 3 Great Bend 40 24 .625 Coyle. xt Junction City 33 26 .653 rf n 0 11 12. i nomason. If 3 0 Manhattan 33 29 .632 Council Grove. Kan., July Johnson c. 3 3 Minneapolis 31 27 .Mi Score: R H E ' .433 . 0 2 Kane, lb 1 11 Sallna 26 34 Minneapolis .00031200 6 19 Schlpke, 2b. 4 4 Lyons 17 42 .2SS Junction City .10000102 0 4 10 3 Neihoff, 3b 4 0 Batteries Swenson and Smith; De-lane- y. Davidson, cf 4 S National Leasrue, Cox and Richardson. Rhodes, p. , 4 1 Clubs Won. Lost. Pet Umpire-- Quinn. New York 56 16 .778 Delaney, the ex-- K. U. star was Totals ; 31 10 12 27 14 Chicago 43 28 .606 knocked out of the box in the fourth TOPEKA. Pittsburg 42 29 .592 inning. Players AB. R. H. P. A. E. Cincinnati 40 36 .526 1llir'1 n , 1 1 0 Philadelphia 31 37 .456 I n ii L y W , , - - - - - Rickert, If.. 3 r, !,,, m r f lii rfm r I - - - - "Walsh, 2b 3 0 2 St. Louis 31 48 .3i King. cf. 4 1 0 Brooklyn .. , 28 45 .34 Gardner, lb 3 13 1 Boston 28 .64 .3U Lee, rf. 4 1 0 Ryan, 3b. .'. 4 1 4 America: . Jeagne. Chicago. July 12. Chicago defeated Patterson, ss 4 2 1 Clubs Quickly Won. Lost Pr. New York, making three out of four Read Think hen Chapman, c 4 3 1 Boston 63 25 .679 games was Jet of the series. Lavender mi Hornsby, p 3 1 5 Washington 48 - 32 .600 lo- 0 0 ..' hard, retiring in the sixth. The J Gear 1 Chicago 43 33 cals had hitting Wiltse Philadelphia 42 83 .560 little trouble LETTER TO THE PUBLIC: Realizing that prosperity has returned and that during Totals 33 24 15 Cleveland 40 39 .506 and Crandall. Score: R.H.E. " 2 the coming more pianos will be 39 39 .300 Chicago 11 10 fall sold than ever before 'Batted for Hornsby in ninth. Detroit 002004005 0 7 3 Snro hv Inn In a St. Louis 21 63 .284 New York 0 0 2 0 5 0 0 11 25to5o we are more than anxious to make this our banner year; will give 25 to 50 per cent rebate on 25 to 50 Omaha 2 0500003 10 New York . . 19 82 .268 Lavender, Cheney and Archer; Pianos in stock, in order to room line. In Topeka 1O00OO1U u - Wiltse, Crandall and Meyers. Per Cent make for our fall addition, wehave discontinued Summary: Two base hits Shipke 2. American Association. Summary: Two base hits Leach, styles, sample pianos, pianos returned from rental and some that are slightly shopworn. To Per Cent Tnutio Tjiirert - Home run Johnson. Lavender, Doyle, Archer. Three base on balls-Rho- des, Clubs Won. Lost. Pet. I turn this stock over quickly we have decided to inaugurate this, our GRAND MANUFAC- Wild pitch Hornsby. Bases Columbus 69 31 .656 hit Murray. Home runs Zimmer 3: Hornsby, 4. Struck out By man. Scheckard. Bases on balls Discount TURERS' CLEARANCE SALE of pianos at prices and terms never before approachd in Discount 2. bases Toledo 64 32 .6!8 the Rhodes, 2; Hornsby, Stolen Minneapolis .. 62 35 .6K Crandall, 2: Lavender. 2. Struck out history piano selling riauiHenn Tnnmnsnn. Justice. Sacrifice by Wiltse, 2; by of in Kansas. THESE PIANOS MUST BE DISPOSED OF BY JULY 17 t on bases Kansas City 43 45 .4S8 By Lavender, 1; ti hits Justice, coyle, Kane. Lett Milwaukee 40 61 .440 Crandall, 4; by Cheney, 2. Umpires ITnnhja X- - K H. a.w IftnP t. iiiiic St. Paul 37 53 .411 Rigler and Finneran. pires ilyers and Klssane. Louisville 33 50 .398 Tl A Indianapolis 33 66 .371 3-- 2; 2-- 3. ,9 7 St. .Tosenh. 5. Cincinnati Brooklyn niiw Joseph was Cincinnati, July 12. Cincinnati and n St. Joseph, July 12. St. Brooklyn divided doubleheader here, unable to hit Leonard enecuveij ""V Cole, cf 4 a eighth, while Denver batted Wold- - Barbour. 3b 3 identical scores resulting in both anusactvrers the games. batting -- Mullen, 3 Smith and Wheat's Mearaoce lb Mle! ring consimeriLiy. o catch, saved the game for Carney, c 4 featured. The fielding both teams We Represent and Sole phenomenal . Hagerman, p 4 was off color. Score: R.H.E. Are Agmts for Such Well Known Makes as Denver in me nuim Brooklyn 01000001 0 2 8 2 were full. Score: Totals .. 33 7 10 27 Cincinnati 0 0002010 3 6 0 DENVER. Score by innings: Ragon, and Miller; Fromme Knabe, Haines Bros., Hardman, Foster, AB. B, H. P. A. E. Knetzer Brewster, Story & Clark L lO CI r 3 0 0 Sioux City .0001000 012 and McLean.' Kenworthy, If. 4 1 ;...o 0 0 1 0 2 4 0 0 7 3 0 Lincoln Summary: Two base hit wheat. AND 20 OTHER MAKES . Cassidy, Berg-hamm- rf 2 10 0 Summary: Two base hits Million, Three base hits Bates, McDonald, Beall. cf 3 By 6; 3b 3 0 100 2 0 Home run McCormick. Sac- Daubert. Struck out Fromme. A FEW SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, JULY 13TH, ONLY Quillen, 3 3 1 rifice hits White, Lloyd, McCormick. by Ragon, 1; by 1. Bases on i . S 0 Knetzer,, TEST Coftey, ss. 2 Stolen 1.. Umpires French., 2b. .... 4 1 3 0 bases Barbour, Cole. Double plays balls Off Fromme, 4 o 5 0 0 Andreas to Smith; McCormick to Lloyd. Owens. Lindsay, lb. on 7. Brennan and c. ... 4 0 10 2 0 Left bases Sioux City, 6: Lincoln, Second game Score: R.H.E. Block, Bases, on 5; L" 4 0 balls White, Hagerman, 2. 0 3 8 1 " & Leonard, p. 0 Brooklyn 01101000 ft A 0 0130 0 Struck out By White. 4: bv Hagerman, 2 2 7 2 r Bchreiber, p. 0 (. Cincinnati 00000000 wna pitches Hagerman, 2. Hit oy Stack, Phelps; Benton, 27 13 1 pitcher Mullen. lime 2:06. Umpires Rucker and Totals 35 7 lynn ana isjiapp. Keefe, Davis and Clarke. 11 ST. JOSEPH. r Summary: Two base hit Egan. p. re. Players AB. R. a. Des 1 Three base hit Wheat. Struck out Kelly, 2b 5 1 3 4 2 0 Moines 2; Wichita By Stack, 2: by Benton, 1: by Keefe, Powell, If 6 1 2 2 0 0 Des Moines, July 12. Hahn's home 4. Bases on balls Off Benton, 1; off Watson, rf. 6 0 1 3 0 0 run in the sixth gave Des Moines the Keefe, 4; off Stack, 3; off Rucker, 1. Zwilling. cf. 3 1 1 4 0 0 first game of the series with Wichita, Umpires and Owens. 5 1 2 7 0 0 Score: Brennan oy Borton, lb. 1 Reilly. 3b 5 1 1 0 2 DES MOINES. St. Louis 9: Boston 6. Meinke, ss 4 0 1 0 Players AB. c 2 0 0 616 R. H. P. A. B. St. Louis, July 12. St. Louis took Oossett. 2102 Curtis, cf. 4 0 0 2 0 0 final game of series and made Woldring, p 2 0 0 0 4 1 2 the the M USED jl If USED 1 0 0 0 0 0 Hahn, rf. 0 0 0 it three out of four. The batting of used USEDt Roth Belden, If. 3 0 1 2 0 0 Titus featured. Score: R.H.E. Claire, ss 3 0 0 2 3 0 6 2 37 5 11 27 13 . 3 Boston 3 0 12 rg Tntala 2 0300000 Colligan, 2b 3 0 0 6 2 0 9 2 for Woldring In ninth, 3 1 St. Louis 4 0 3 1 0 0 1 10 Batted Kores, lb .0 4 1 0 Steele, Cnnrai Kv InnlnfM! R Leonard, 3b 3 0 0 2 1 0 Tyler, Dickson and Rariden; I $145 V$155 f)enver 10002011 27 Hanson, c 3 0 0 9 0 0 Dale, Salee and Bliss. y$n5 Gowdy, $i25y St. Joseph 0 0000004 15 Douglass, p 3 0 0 0 1 0 Summary: Two base hits Summary: Three base hits Kelly, Bor- Bresnahan, Sallee, Jackson. Three t ' Reilly. Beall, Kenworthy, Coffey. Totals 29 2 3 27 8 2 base Titus, Bliss. Bases on balls ton. Cassidy. hits Two base hits Beall, Leonard, . WICHITA. Off Steele, 2; off Dale 2; off Tyler, 2, Quil-len- 3- - J Sacrifice hits Kenworthy, Beall AB. R, P. B. 6. Struck out By Dale, by Tyler, KIMBALL STORY & CLARK ESTEY ver. Players H. A. MARSHALL bases-Den- Lindsay, Woldring. Left on Craig, If 4 0 2 2 0 0 1; by Sallee, 6. Umpires Eason and 10; St. Joseph, 10. Struck out Middleton, 3 0 9 By Woldring. 6: by Leonard, 10. First cf Emslie. Woldring. I; 3. Davis, rf 4 011101 1 0 0 base on balls Leonard. 1 4 Leon- Hughes. 2b. 4 0 0 0 Philadelphia at Pittsburg, post- - N 6- i Hit bv pitcher Woldring, Quillen; 0 0 1 4 0 - H-it-s Callahan, ss ...3 poned, - " OIT Leonard. 11 in .V rain. . ard. Gossett. Price, lb. 4 0 1 17 0 0 m v rtxj. ' . , i i 3 2:10. Has- f f f-- 8 innings. Time Umpire Mee, 3b 2 0 1 0 2 1 A - , - . ;. ' 1 3 kell. Clemmons, c 4 0 0 1 2 0 IS Durham, p 3 0 1 0 3 it AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Uncoln 7; Sioux City 2. Wacob 0 0 0 0 0 0 City, July 12. Hegerman was Sioux 31 1 "7 24 15 "l supreme throughout and won easily Totals Kansas City, T; Indianapolis, 3. from Sioux City. Score: Batted for Durham in ninth. r SIOUX CITY. Score by innings: Kansas City, July 12. Four runs in E-- Des Moines 0 3 on walk, a by Players AB. R. H. P. A. 0 1000100 the first a batter hit Clarke, cf 3 0 0 4 0 Wichita 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 t the pitcher, a' single, double and a Million, cf 0 o Summary: Home run Hahn. Sacrifice sacrifice fly gave Kansas City four 4 0 10 0 2 hit Middleton. Double plays Claire to Smith, ss 10 Colligan; to Colligan to Kores; runs, enough to defeat Indianapolis. 1-- Mvers. If 4 0 141 0 Leonard Score: R H E USED - B NEW NEW 4 2 2 106 2 0 Claire to Kores to Leonard. First base Tennant. lb on balls Douglass, 4. Struck out By Indianapolis ..0 0100002 0 3 5 0 Breen, rf 4 0 0 0 7 2 3 0105 3 0 Douglass. 8; by Durham, 1. Hit by pitch- Kansas City ..41020000 11 lxffl 0 Andreas, 2b Craig. 2, i Reilly. 3b 4 0 2 2 1 1 er Stolen bases Middleton Batteries Hixon, Ashenfelder and if 3 0 0 4 3 0 Davis 2, Mee 2, Price. Left on bases Des Casey; Gallie and O'Connor. Cad man. c Moines 3; Wichita, 9. Umpire $175 I $185 White, p 2 0 0 1 3 0 Johnson. Orendorff 1 0 0 0 0 0 Time 1:40. Louisville, 4; Milwaukee, 2. $165y pf Milwaukee, July 12. The visitors Totals 33 2 8 27 12 CENTRAL KANSAS LEAGUE. bunched enough hits off Nicholson in Batted for White in ninth. the first to win. LINCOLN. Score: R AB. R. H. P. A. 15. H E EVERTON VOGELJ BOWEN MARLBORO Plavers . 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 2 Berghammer, ss. ... 4 0 Sallna 1, 3; Great Bend 3, 2. Milwaukee. .0 0 6 Llovd, 2b. 4 13 3101 0 Salina, Kan., July 12. Sallna and Louisville. . ..30010000 4 8 0 Cobb, rf 5 101 2 2 0 0 Great Bend divided a double header Batteries Nicholson, Hovlik and IMPORTANT NOTICE All Piano Dealers and Manufacturers are BARRED from Any Piano McCormick, If 2 2 12 10 on two of the best games of the year. Schalk; Kroh and Ludwig. Purchase During This Sale. Mipnea polls, 5; Columbus, 1. Minneapolis, July 12. Batting Mc-- Quillen freely, the home team easily won, playing errorless Dau Denmd Young's splendid pitching. Write if We ship Score: R H E Minneapolis .00100121 5 12 0 you cannot anywhere Columbus.. ..0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 1 Batteries Young and Smith; Mc-- call 722-K.ans-Ave.lbpBK.aK- It is one thing to make Quillen and Smith. ans. Toledo, 2; St. Paul 1. J soda crackers that are St. Paul, July 12. Toledo won the I game of the series in a well Elberfeld recently was released by sionally and still take their regular cause a ball player he had purchased hard knocks with relish, and they don't third played contest- - Score: R H E Washington to the Montgomery club turn. The Sioux made 14 hits off Frantz fell out of a window and fatally in- maltreat the umps. Tailenders hava 1 of the Southern League. in three and a third innings. Wain-wrig- ht jured himself. What does Holland been known to outstrip leaders. Sioux occasionally good. St. Paul 00001000 0 6 1 player City Toledo 01000001 0 2 5 2 was wild issuing five passes in want? Would he have had the Journal. Batteries Karger and Murray; Kansas City, July 12. Announce- less than seven innings and giving wait until he arrived in St. Joseph for Falkenberg and Land. ment has been made of the purchase seven hits. Wainwrigl t has won ;i that sort of thing? Recurring to the M. P. prediction: by the Kansas City club of game this year. He did it on July 4. Will some one kindly tell us Just who is It is quite another thing Pitcher Desseau of the Atlanta. South- Paul Cobb hits the ball harder than going to get somewhere in this Western ern League team. The price was not Sioux City gets back Clark, the ever since his recent marriage. A little league race? so stated. pitcher sold to the Xew Tork Ameri- of this sort of thing may lead to the to make them that cans for $5,000. He is loaned for the re- arrest of some ball players for bigamy. liofTuifs MtehinB Record Good. mainder of the season. Isn't it remark- Stevens Point, Wis., July 12. Cy r they are not only always Washington, July 12. Cleveland able what a lot of good Western league One reason for the Lincoln attend- Young, a pitcher for the Wausau team, batted Hughes hard and defeated players they develop in the big league ance is the Lincoln News. That paper in the Wiconsin-Illinoi- s League, who Washington. Steen was a puzzle. teams who stick near the bottom? prints all the sports any other paper is to report to the White Sox next better than all other soda Turner's batting featured. in the league prints and some more. fall, has been crowned the champion Score: R H K Those nice little hammers are out shutout pitcher. In a game with, Cleveland. . ..20110211 1 9 15 1 again at Wichita. Now it is declared Anyhow the Kaws will be home for Grand Rapids recently he shut them crackers, but always of Washington . .10000020 0 3 8 4 the players will not work for Hughes. four games with St. Joseph beginning out, establishing a record of seventy-- Batteries Steen and Tavingstone; Proof is given of this because five bases Monday. It will be a chance to see fix innings without a score By Hughes, Engel and Henry. were stolen on Clemmons in one of the v. hat the Kaws, strengthened as they doing this he passed Walter Johnson's unvarying goodness. Summary: Two base hits Moel- - Joseph games. And have been, can do against the best record of seventy-tw- o scoreless lnninga ler, Griggs, Schaefer. Three base hits St. the Wichita team the race this season has so far in succession. Livingstone, McBride. Home run Eeacon points out that this is the fault developed. of Jackson, whose delivery is so slow "That vaudeville show you are fclvlnir Jackson. Double plays McBride, runner has base stolen be- name "Uneeda" stamped Morgan and Gandil. Bases on balls that the the Oh, dear! Oh, dear! We must tear makes me nervous." "Well," replied tho Ttie 2; Hughes, fore Clemmons receives the ball. New York table d'hote manager, "what 1 Off Steen, off 3; off ourselves away from telling ourselves do you expect. I can't have all peo- Engel, 2. Struck out By Steen, 3; how well we do it, and pass gar- thse on every one of them means - morning paper pre- the ple sitting around with nothing to think by Hughes, 4. Umpires O'Loughlin The ventures the lands, pass the garlands. As for the except kind am giv- Denver St. Joe. diction that the Kaws will not get any about the of dinner I and Eagan. at - Kaws, they keep they take ing them." Washington Star. that if a million packages of Lincoln at Sioux City. where. In course of tl- ie the morning Detroit at New York: rain. Wichita at Des Moines. paper gets around to it. placed St. Louis at Boston; rain. Topeka at Omaha. Uneeda Biscuit were Chicago at Philadelphia; rain. But if the morning paper dopes its Again "Dusty" Rhodes made the forecast from the fact that the Kaws before you, you could choose Kaws hit 'ejn where they were. There nearly always win one out of each SMALL BITS OF SPORT is no use when Rhodes pitches. His series it must be admitted that the pre- iHDMOBS' m THE BLD0D name on the scoreboard does the dam- diction is not exactly a rash one. any one of them, confident age. Enmors get Into the blood usually because of an Inactive condition of In Wichita they call him 'Hans Waj the system. Those members whose duty it is to expel all refuse matter that every soda cracker in Des Moines, Ia July 12. The pur Chapman, who was left behind on ac- ner" Callahan. do not properly perform their work, and an unhealthy accumulation is ab- chase of "Tex" Jones, first baseman, count of injuries when the team went sorbed into the blood. Then instead of performing its natural function of from the Buffalo club of the Interna City, joined the Kaws at building fifty addi- package would be as League, was to Sioux Lincoln is a foot nounsliing' the skin tne circulation irritates ana in- that tional announced by Rourkeville today. One thing, thoy tion to the grandstand. So far Lincoln thorough Manager Isbell of the Des Moines couldn't lay the three lost onto Chap- has shown up. better than any other flames it because of its impure condition. A good as the best Uneeda Western League club. man. On the iast disastrous trip into town in the league in the matter of at- cleansing of the blood i3 the only certain cure for any was a disposition in disease; applications can only give tem- Hiawatha, Kan.. July 12. Mink the north there tendance. And Lincoln has a team that skin external Biscuit ever baked. Five cents. League results: some quarters to blame Chapman for has spent more time near the bottom porary relief. S. S. S. goes into the circulation and At Hiawatha, rain. a.11 of it that Knapp didn't do. than have the Kaws. drives all humors from the blood, and in this way At Falls City.ll; Nebraska City. 1. makss a permanent and complete cure in every form At Auburn Humboldt, 1; Auburn, Perhaps the idea of calling in Frantz Because his team was ahead when he 4. when a pitcher is wobbling will go to o.uit the game Ellis gets credit for the of skin trouble. S. S. S. supplies the blood with the NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY the discard now. The Parson is a good last Witches victory at St. Joseph. Thla nutritive qualities necessary to sustain the skin and Chicago, July 12. The passing of ball player but can't play infield for a nakes 12 straight for the sliver. And preserve its natural texture and perfect appearance. Norman ("Kid") Elberfeld. famous as couple of weeks and then go in and win yet he hung on narrowly in the West- s. s. S. cures Eczema, Acne, Tetter, Salt Rheum, and all other skin erup-- major league star, to the minors, is as a pitcher. The Kaw pitchers don't ern league for two or three years. officially noted in the American work extra hard. The;- - should be able tions or diseases. Book on Skin Diseases and any medical advice free. League bulletin issued by Johnson. to go in and work a few innings occa-- Holland complains of hard luck be-- THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. ATLANTA. CA 4

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