Luis Homer Smith to a Decision at Omaha Baseball Park Tonight Firpo Fights <3 . Smith BASEBALL RESULTS Take Odd Expects His Ring Experience GAMES TODAY Yanks Bunch Hits Plays W ith Coppers Elkhorns Take Giants WESTERN LEAGUE. 'ana STANDINGS/ to Give Slou* City at Wichita. WESTERN 1J&AGU*. Him Over No other Edge Argentine games scheduled. to and Two Games From Mantling*. STATE LEAGUE. Advantage W. L. Pet. W. It Norfolk at Lincoln. Wkhlta .68 31 .635 .838 .829 Tulsa 40 .623 .626 .617 Grand Island at Hastings. ..68 40 Oklahoma .....61 45 .675 .679 .570 Off 3-2 Heavvweight;j 7 Rounds of Boxing Fairbury at Beatrice. Defeat Cleveland Grand Islanders City Pirates, p p De* Moines .f»7 60 .633 .637 .62* . Omaha .54 5i .509 .514 -505 Boston at St. Louis. St. Joseph .42 66 .3*9 .394 .3*5 Verne Morris and Brooklyn at Chicago. Weak Sioux City.38 64 .373 .379 .389 A ’ Battle Between Battling Murphy, Lightweights, New York at Cincinnati. Hoyt Yields Four Hits While Third City Team Has Denver ..39 68 .384 .370 .361 Are Booked for the 10-Round Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. Yesterday** Renult*. Watson and Meadows—Pitts- Semi-Windup— AMERICAN LEAGUE. New York Gets Thirteen Hurling Staff Which Nor* Tulsa. 7; Omaha. 5. St. Louis st Washington. Oklahoma City, 10; Denver. 6. Advance Sale of Tickets Indicates Chicago at Boston. Safeties Off Edwards folk Pounds at W;ill De* Moines 3; Kt. .Joseph, 2. burgh Errors Figure in Detroit st Philadelphia. Sioux City, 10; 'Wichita, 4 (10 innings). Cleveland at New York. Large House Tonight. and Shaute. for STATE LKAGLE. Victory. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Victory. Mantling*. Kansas City at Toledo. W. Jj. Pet. W U Pet. Smith 2.—The New York Na- Homer prove to he a "set-up" for Luis Angel Firpo tonight? Milwaukee at Columbus. New York, Aug. 2.—The New York Grand Island. Neb., Aug. 2.—With Norfolk 6S 40 .570 0*1 Inland 48 82 4S01 Pittsburgh. Aug tional « made tt three out of five games Not to his Minneapolis at Indianapolis. Yankees hunched nits to good advantage Grand Island's weakened pitching staff, Lincoln 60 45.526 Hantines 44 48 .478 according Homer and manager, ,!»e Woodman, and also from by winning today’s game, St. Paul at Louisville. here today and defeated Cleveland, 4 to Norfolk had no trouble in taking both Fairbury 49 47 .510 Beatrice 4163.426 Pittsburgh WILLMrs. Ilomer. six hits. Cleveland a 3 to 2. in a pitchers' battle between Wat* 2. Hoyt yielded only 6 to f» and 7 to 3, post- games today, Yesterday’ll Result*. sonand Meadows. Groh's triple In the rallied lit the ninth, but Hoyt regained game making a double-header, Ilomer believes lie's going to outpoint “Dead Pan Ia>oie.” poned f.rst inning scored Young, but errors his efficiency Rfter a tia.se on balls and home and fielding featured Norfolk, 6-7; Grand Island, 6-1. by /tejehle's and figured in the Giants “I’ve had a lot of experience in the ring," declares Smith. "I’ve had two hits and retired Hutzk* and Brower Islanders made batting rallies in the Hastings, 9; Beatrice, 1. Carey Traynor [The other two runs In the third and fifth in- on pop flies. The Yankees two I final of both games, but lAily the Fairbury. 12; Lincoln, 4. a hundred fights more than Firpo. I’m a better boxer. I've got a better left Oilers Bunch Hits inning nings Timely hitting accounted for Pitts- Cleveland pitchers for 1J hits. first one proved threatening. He’s never a of Score: [ burgh’s two runs Score: (land. fought fighter my type. It has been my experience *ir*u gnm**: NATIONAL LEAGUE, NEW YORK PITTSBURGH. that I fight better with a man than with a smaller I think CLEVELAND. I NEW YORK. NORFOI/K. 1ft AND ISLAND. .standings. bigger fighter. AH H O A. AH H O A AB H O A AH. H. O. A A B.H.O.A.i AB.H.OA Li.t'Ct. W.L.Fct. the proper kind of fight anil my left hand I ran 4 o 1 0 2b fill* Yotinf, rf 3 14 0 R'llnfrs. 2b 4 1 4 7 by fighting using superior the Final •l'aon, If Witt, cf 4 14 0 Ath*'n, as 4 2 2 Thom., New York 6 4 S5 .6 46 Brooklyn 49 4$ .605 12 0 3 b 6 2 0 4 h Reaulta. Pittsburgh .010 001 000—2 making for Ames Summary—Runs: Summa. J. Sewell, < 2). Thompson, Met*. Brookhaua (2). Job Chicago 9; Iloston 5. Summary—Runs: Young (2), Groh. Witt, Dugan (2). Ward. Two-base hits. Two-base hits: Pederson, Rclchle. iloiio- Big- Omaha. So he brough Mrs. Smith Wiahh ✓ bee, nor Error*: Tulsa, Aug. 2.—The Oilers Gardner. Three-base - Relchle : on, 1-2. .v Loula, 0-1. Tray Carey. Traynor. today Dugan, Stephenson, way. Two-ba«e along to see the town and enjoy a hit: J. Sewell. Stolen base: Ruth. Sacri- Brookhaos. Sacrifices: Ped'-raon. Relchle. New York. 4: Cleveland. 2. hits Frisch. Three-ba>e hit: bunched nine of their It hits In two Groh. Stolen base: Ames, la.. Auk. 2-—A total of 30 fice hits: Summa. Meuse!. Double play. Rouz. McCafferty. Rolf. Double plays; Detroit, 6; Philadelphia, 6. Bigbee. Double play*: little vacation from their home in Groh to Frisch to Keliy; to men have the Innings and took the last gamo of Dutzke to Stephenson to Brower. Deft Relchle to McCafferty; Rolf to Brook- Maranvlfle applied for position of Grimm; MaranvUle to Rawlings to Grimm. Kalamazoo. on hasps: New York, g; Cleveland, 5. Bases haus. Reft pn bases: Norfolk. 7: Grand AMERICA ASSOCIATION, the series from 7 to 5. Left on base*: New athletic director at Iowa state college Omaha, Tesar on balls: Off Hoyt. 2; off Edwards. 1. Island. 7. Bases on balls: Off Hylsnd. 2; stand inch. York. «. Pittsburgh. 7. Has a Fine Record. W liases on balls: Off did the for the Struck out: By Hoyt, 3; by Edwards, 1. off Rolf. 2. off Hoelker. 2 Struck out: J, i'Cl. W. L. Pet Wateon 2: off Mead- to succeed Charles W. re- throwing champions. St. ow*. 2 Struck out: An has been Mayser, lilts: Off Edwards. 12 In 7 Innings; off By Hyland. 4. Rolf. 1; by Hoelker. 3. Paul 61 35 .635 Milwaukee 47 52 475 By Watson, 1 by interesting comparison score: by Kan. Meadow*, l. signed, and the ath- The Shaute, 1 In 1 Inning. loosing : Hits: off Kederle, 3 In 2 3 inning, off City 59 37.615 Indian’plit 40 52 .409 Umpires: Moran and llart. Woodman illus- newly organized Time: 1:24. brought out by to OMAHA. Edwards .Umpires; Owens and Dineen Hyland, » In 8 1-3 Innings; off Rolf. 6 in Koulavtlie 54 47 .535 Minn'pits 41 65 .427 letic council has the job of selecting Colurnbua 47 47 .&f»0 trate the of his fighter. He AH. K. H. PO. A. K. Time: 1:50. 4 1-3 Innings: off Hoelker. 3 in 4 2-3 in- Toledo 35 65 .350 ability a Aldridge Holds Braves. the man to fill the vacancy before Herr, *n. 4 0 1 2 2 0 nings. Hit by pitched ball; By Hyland estcrday Rewults. brought out records to show where Louisville, 9 3; St. Paul. 5-5. ISonmvltz, cf.4 I | 1 o 0 Senators Browne fBrookhaus). Passed ball: Clark (2f; Chicago, Aug. 2y—Vic Aldridge, backed school opens in the fall. Rest Twice. Toledo. L; Kansas 3 Joe Lohrnan of Toledo via nunli, 2b.4 1 1 3 ft 0 Ruebbe (1). Winning pitcher: Hyland. City, by sensational support, held Boston to outpointed Washington, Aug 2.—Washington took Milwaukee. 6: Columbus. 3. seven The list of applicants includes O’Conner, rf. 4 O 0 1 i» o T.oaing pitcher: Rolf. Umpire: Myers. hit*, while hi* teammate* bunched both games of a double-header from St. Tim-: 1:45 Minneapolis at Floyd Johnson in a go at Grand Rap- Wilcox. 3b. 3 o 1 0 3 O Indianapolis, postponed, their blows off Benton and evened the coach and athletics directors from Dnuis today, 5 to 0 and 2 to 1. Mitchell Store, second rain. ids, Mich. afterward Homer Konotchy, lb. 3 2 1 13 O 0 game: four-game series by taking the final Shortly held St Dnuis to six hits In the first. The ; to high schools, schools, Cullop, If. 3 1 I o 0 » NORFOLK (inAND ISLAND. garr.A, 3. Powell's single and South- preparatory last nut In the first game was called INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. Smith outpointed Lohrnan. Woodman Hale, c. 3 o 3 l> AB H O A 3 2 2 0 worths tripie saved the visitors from a junior colleges denominational col- 4 2 by Orinsby after Manager Bush Thom’n,2b Wilder, c. II 0 u ft Umpire Ath'on, a* 3 1 0 4 3 b 3lll Reading. 7; Jersey City. 1. *hut out. Oi e- hand catch**- bv reasons that that makes Smith the \ n of Washington had proteated that Ger- Hu*«r, Hack state universities and May. 3 0 o fi Ped‘*on. If 4 2 3 0 s* 4 12 1 Syracuse, 6; Rochester. 7. Mllier and Cliff Heathcote were features. leges, privately p. I i who had reached had been Metz, master of Floyd Johnson. ber. first, Helchle.rf 2 12 0 Low 3 1 0 2 Newark-Baltimore game scheduled for Score: endowed are located xDarrouglt .0 II 0 g 0 <» out of turn. an. p colleges. They batting Rous, lb 3 18 0 < 3 0 10 today will be played in a double-header JSUB TON. CHICAGO. Washington won the aecond In >’Reilly,or in every of the Total* .31 ft 9 C'tpteft M'C'ty, 31* 3 12 5 B'hau*. lb 3 011 0 Sa'urday. AB.H.OA AB.H.O.A practically part 24 14 ~7 the ninth inning. Evans singled with Clark, c 2 0 2 1 Rolf. rf 3 10 0 Only games scheduled for today. Felix If 4 12 u, Stat* cf 3010 Cnited States. TULSA. one out and after Goalin filed out. Rice Trum'r. 2b 3 1 1 1 Harry, If 2 0 2 0 Powell cf 4 1 0 0 Adam* «a 4 2 2 4 to Huel and Harrla singled in succession. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Ho!! ay,if 2 1 3 0 Luebbe, c 1 0 2 2 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. 8 worth rf 3 2 1 6 <} inarn Zb 4 0 b i, First game: Wesleyan Play Lee, ss....,.4 II 1 7 3 0 fielding, 3n, 0r the Hilton, p *3 1 0 1 Mcln'ia lb 3 oil o ‘/Farrell c 4 0 4 0 Dallas, 8; Houston. 7. Totals 31 6 24 Pitcher Couch Goes Bennett, If.*.4 0 0 1 « it ST. LOT’18. 16! Omaha I'olice baseball Total* 25 6 21 6 Fort Worth, 7; Beaumont, • B kel 3b 4 1 Z 1 F Tiber a 3 b 3 1 1 2 Johnny ft A B.H.O A WASHINGTON. team, Total* 21 9 E 4 o 4 lamb, cf.4 O 1 (j » 25 9 2: S n Umlth c Z; Miller If 3 2 10 n Shreveport. Antonio. S. Ha vis, rf. 4 1 4 2 o Tobin, rf 2 l o' A B.H.O.A. Harryleaders of the Industrial hs: McCafferty to Trum- Score by Innings: 10 the American association before COAST Boston .001 006 600—1 The Plar'e eleven will Pruett, p 14; mer to Roux; Be;z to Bro'o, haus. L* ft on LEAGUE. University play Omaha .012 200 000—ft 0 0 0 Total* 29 9s26 13 Chicago .001 001 |Ox—* Hoot, p 0| going to France in 1919. While over bases: Norfolk. 6; Grand Island, 6 Bases Oakland. 4: Sacramento. 1. in the Nebraska Tulsa .040 003 OOx—7 xColllna 1 1 o o six games State Col- on balls: Off Hilton. 4 off o. I-os Summery—Huns: Powell. Frl- Knew All the there he on the army Bowman, Angeles. 5, Portland. 1. Stats, Ring Dope Two-base hit: Davis. Three-base hits: perfomifd Struck out By Hilton, 2: by Bowman, 1. San Francisco. 5; 0. berg. Miller, Heatheote. Elliott Errors. lege conference, two games in the xBatted for Pruett In eighth Seattle, The writer Davis. Stuart. Home runs: Konetchy, nine. Umpire: Meyers. Time: 1:40. Salt Lake 2; Vernon. 1. Boeckel, Gram ham. Two-base hi?#: Felix. prospective sports z.Jacobson and Gerber out for City, North Central conference, of which Stuart. Sacrifice hits: Stuart, Tesar, batting Southworth. Adams, Friberg Three-base walked to the desk out of turn. Fielding holds down the short- the Wesleyan is also a member, and confidently up I.el Welt. Stolen base: Kerr. Double Falrbury. 12: Lincoln. 4. hits; Southworth. Heatheote. Sacrifice plays: Lee to Tesar l-ee Score by Innings: for hit: Double of the sporting editor and an- Lellvelt; to to stop position the cop|>ers and Falrbury. Neb Aug z —Fairbury won Aldridge plays R. Smith two games with outside teams. Bauman to Le« St Loofs .000 O00 000—0 British ^ arlits Have to Mclnnis Adams to I/ellvelt; to Lelirelt. from Lincoln today. 12 to 4. by tatting i2); Grantham to nounced Ills desire: Bases on Washington 104 000 OOx—5 according to Joe Wavrin, has done Big The Midland eleven, winner of the halls: Off Tesar, 2; off May. 3. Van Houtte out of the box and hitting Elliott; Aldridge to Adams to Elliott; E. Struck out: Hr Smfth to “I want a job as a sports writer. Tesar, 2; by May. 4. Hit Summary—Runs: T^lbold. Evans. Gos- more for the success of the team Albertson hard. Hudifni led the attack Lead Over \ ankee Boat* Boeckel. Left on bases: Bos- Nebraska College conference title in by pitched ball: Tesar. Left Ruel. Errors a ton. o; 2 Bases on Ciillou, by lln. Rice. Gerber (2). with homer, a triple and two doubles By Associated Chicago. ba.is: Off My specialty is on base*: Tulsa, ft. Evans. hit: Williams than any person outside of Ditcher I'ree*. Benton. off 1022, will play at University Place prise fighting.” Omaha, 2; Impiret: Two-bus Threa- in fiv*» times up. Goodwin and Kinkei 2; Aldridge, 2. Struck out. "Know anything about boxing?” Held and Oaffney. Time: 1:52. ts a* a hit: Ru**l. Sacrifice hits: Rice, Crawford. He is at present hitting also hit homers. Score: South Sea, England. Aug. 5—The Ei* Benton. 4, by Aldridge. 2. Hits: Off October 27. The schedule follows: Evans. Double plays Shocker to Mc- LI.NLOLN. FAIRBITRT. Benton. S in 7 innings; <-ff Cooney, none file to the ball at a .343 and his field- British team of Six October 6—Wayne Normal at Univer- queried editor skeptically. Soo Win In Tenth. Manus Hchllebncr: Foster to McManus clip ABH.O.A AH H O A Meter yachts in 1 inning Losing pitcher: Benton. to Schllobner. Psckinpaugh to Harris to sity Place. "A little." The "was con- Wichita. Kan Aug. 2.—Wichita's de- ing is among the best of the "V” Cl'land 2b 4 o 1 2 Kinkel If 3 3 10 gained a over the Umpires; Kiem and Wilson. Time; 1:22. hopeful Gharrtty. Left on base. St. S; sweeping victory October 14—Denver university at Den- fense gave way In the 10th Inning and Louis. Tanner cf 6 3 6 1 B-tail c 6 2 3 0 ver. fident. Washington. 6. Ma;.*s on bails Off division. lb 42*o American team again all four Rede Bark in Sioux City counted six runs, evening th* Dye Me 1) ott rf 5 1 4 0 today, Second Flare. October 20—South Dakota at Pchocker. 1: off Pruett. 2: off MUrhsii. Jf u unlverelty won series 4. Purdy 2 1 1 H u fig's lb 6 4 11 1 of — “Who the Dempsey-Gibbons by winning today's game, 10 to 1. Struck «-ut By 1: by the Britishers crossing the finish Cincinnati, O.. Aug. I I>onofcue wax at Vermillion. S. D. Pruett, Mitchell, Hon ant aa 4 0 o 1^*« 4 *i Score: * rf 1 1 h:s best in ih*; last game of the ser e* October Hits: Off Shocker. 6 in 2 2-2 innings, * 27—Midland college at Univer- fight?” 'onkey c 4 3 4 U Stanton rf l o u o line ahead of the Americans. The SIOUX CITY. I WICHITA off Pruett. 3 In 4 1-3 inning*, off today and Cincinnati went into second sity Place. Root, Mariner Wins Yacht Race Smith rf a 0 2 o M akin 3b 5 0 n 3 in ‘Mark Kearns.” ABH.O.A AB H.CvA. none m 1 British gained 26 to 10 for the p:ace the National league race by shut- November 3—Trinity college at Univer- inning Winning pitcher; neve rf 4 2 2 3 points Moore, cf 4 2 7 Oj Smith, rf 5 3 2 ft Mitchell. Associated fraes. Grant ».«• 6 3 2 2 ting out I’h iadelphia. 2 to 6. The vts- sity Place. lost?” Losing pitcher; Shocker em- By «* “Who ee 3 1 2 2* & ft Van H p 2 U 1 G'd win 2b 4 2 6 6 Americans. "°r» did not get a runner to bass November 9—Cotner at F'chlld, Conlan. cf 1 3 pires: ortnsby, Rowland and Connolly third college Bethany. 4 Albert n pi 0 0 v 4 3 0 until after two were out November 10—Dee Moines ‘Mini Johnson.” Pai’er, 2b 6 2 4 G'fin, 2b 4 12 4 Time: 1:50. Honolulu. Aug. 2.—The yacht Ma Willey p 2 The team now a :n the ninth university at x.MrCoy 10 0 0 English has Pitcher University Place. Query, o 5 3 4 o; B'k'ly. If fi 1 1 ft Score, second gams: owned Couch was transferred to Phil- "How do Wills’ chances look to n riner. by X,. A. Norris of San 10 0 0 of from November 17—Grand Island Sder, 3h fi 0 2 McD’ll. lb 3 114 0 xDebuih Totals 41 20 27 14 margin 26 points in the annual adelphia Cincinnati today by the college at ST. LOUIS. | WASHINGTON waiver Grand Inland. Over, lb f. Ill n; Butler. 3b 3 1 2 6 Francisco, won the race from Santa route and left with the Phillies you?" AB HO A AH H < > A Totals contest for the British America for If 5 1 l Berk, ** 4 ft 2 h lo 11 24 » cup, Pittsburgh this evening. Score November 24—Doane college at Crete Gfl’dl, 0| Whaley, rf 3 12 0 cf 2 f» 2 <* to “Dark.” rf r, l 0 JJah’d, Barhara. Cal., Honolulu, crossing xriai'.’d ior Aioertson in nintn scored November 29—Hastings college at Hast- Genln, i Casey, c 4 14 1 3b 4 0 (» 31 having 23 to 13 for the Yankee PHILADELPHIA CINCINNATI Excel!, Kvann, 2t> 4 114 x Batted for Cleveland in ware, p s i o a Maun, 4 ft 0 3 o the finish line here at 12:36 a. m. ninth. AB.H.O A ings “Have you any special qualifica- p Willla'x. If 3 0 3 Goslin. If 4 • 1 0 boats AB HO A ft 0 ft 1 to-j Score by inning*. yesterday. ITld. M H'Jlck, p Jac'on. rf 3 2 3 o Rica. rf 4 2 2 0 4*31 Burnt rf 4 1 I 9 tions for writing about Total* 42 12 30 11 day. Lincoln .100 300 ooo— l w ro*. f 4 » 4 b f *1 boxing? M'M'a, 2b 3 o * 2| Ru«l. c 3 13 1 Daub*rt. lb 4 111 • The Falrbury ..020 321 22*—12 34* 3b 4 2 0 3 “I'm an expert.” Totals 37 t 30 1* Gerber, an 4 2 1 1, Harris, 2b 3 1 4 4 Mariner was sighted yesterday tone, Roush, ct 4 2 1 a score by Summary—Run*. Tanner. Purdy, Uon- Dave Shade Beat? Paul Dovle. T rney. 2b 4 13 3 Dunran. 3 0 n inning*: Sever d, 4 0 3 3 1’aok ah. aa 3 o 3 * afternoon If 1 “What kind of stuff have about 50 miles from Dia- durant. Conkey, Kinkel <21, Hudgens IValker, rf 4 1 2 e H a you Sioux City .200 000 020 «—10 Sehl'r lb 4 1 4 01 Ohar’y. lb 3 • 21 n (2).| New York. Aug. 2—Dave jtrave. c 2 0 C Stanton. Grant <2). Goodwin 42). Kha-'e, if 4 3 4 BaL8eba.11 been Wichita .201 OOl 000 0-- 4 Da via, p 2 10 0, 3 10 2 mond Head, but was a Willey I-e% PlMlIi Sb 4 a l j Dope writing lately?” Mofridfa p Relayed by <3). Errors: Two- California Ho'ke. lb 3 n 5 • Summary-—Kuna: Moore (3*. Fairchild Wrjfhl, pi 0 0 Bondurant, Willey j welterweight, won a 10- Bohn*. 2b 2 1 3 5 calm. base hit*: Tanner Kinkei. Hliae. c 3 1 3 o * “Financial reports.” (3». Palmer, Qu*ry, Ginglardi. Wllllama, 6 <2). Hudgena Cvn«y, st 2 2 By Associated Press. lj Totals 20 27 16 1 round decision bcut from <2». Stanton. Conkey. Three-base hit*. Paul Doyle Glaxcer. p 3 « » 2 Donohu*. Chicago, Aug. 2.—Both league leading Smith <2», Griffin. McDowell. Heck, TotaU 31 7x2* 10| The sir entries in the race left p 2 t a 3 Willey, Hudgens, Gram Home run* t Brook a New York teams met defeat yesterday. Ca <2). Two-bane Mr: McDowell, xi wo out w hen winning run scored. fy Wednesday nignt at the Santa Barbara July 21. Besides the 4loodwin. Kinkel. Hudgena SflD.en base. Totbli 33 « 24 »l The Cleveland Americana beat tha Yanks Dlakesly. Butler. Smith, Ginglardi, Con- Velodrome. Tota.a 27 5 27 12 Score by innings: Grant. Sacrifices Gmdwin. Se-ore in the game of their aeries in lan. Three-bane hit* Moore, Genin. Mariner, those were the Vik- Willey,; br innings: opening St. Louis.SOft 100 000—l starting Smith. Double to New York, o to 3, the fact that Home run: Griffin. Stolen bases: Smith plays: Hudgena Grant.; Battling at US pounds the boys put Philadelphia .999 999 999_9 deiplts Washington .000 000 002—3 ing, and Makin to Goodwin to Hudgens; Grant to Cincinnati the ball Into the right <2>. McDowell. Sacrifice hPa: Griffin. Idaiia, Diablo, Spindrift •n a .900 20© pushed Goodwin to slugging match that brought the 0©x—2 field bleachers for his 2f>th homer of ?h« Butler, Moore. Fairchild Left on baaea: Summary—Runs: Jacobson, Evans. Rice. Poinsettia. Two later the Idaiia Hudg> ns. Left on bases. Summary—Runs Stolen base: Harris Sacrifice hit: Wha- days Falrbury. »; Lincoln. 7 Bases on balls crowd PinelH. Bohn#. Er- f?a*rn with Whitey Witt running around Wichita. 7; Sioux City, 5. Bane* on belle: standing up several times. *:k#r- Pin*!» Two-bas# ley. Double plays Harris to was up disabled near the off Van Houtte, off Willey. 2. Struck* hits: on baa.- ahead of him Off William*. 1 off .Maun, 1. Struck out: Perkinpaugh picked were at Three-baa# t.> Uharrity; Hevereid to M' Manus Peck out: By Willey. 2. by Albertson. 2 Hit* They it hammer and tongs £ri?ht,tone hits: The Pittaburgh Nationals playing In By William*. by Maun, 2;; by Hovllck, Santa Cruz Islands and towed to Ven- Saer:fi #. hit# Dunear Doro- 9 in inpaugh to Hama to Kuel; McManus to Off Van Houtte, 7 in 3 1-3 innings, off f >r the full 10 ?!k«r- Pittsburgh beat the New York Nationals, 1 Hit* Off Maun, 10 and 7 In rounds, but Shade's Do',b*• P1*' Bohn# to Dauber:, 1 to 1 Schleibner Left on bases Hr. Louis, Albertson. 13 in 4 2-3’ Innings. : i.ertr. New York's one run was scored ning* Hit by pitched hall: By Wllllama 7; had more on bas»s Philadelphia. *; Cincin- * b. ftasen on balls: Off Da- Van Houtte. Losing Albertson, wallops In them than by Groh. Reotla Trims Ord. (McDowell). Winning pitcher: William* Washington, pitcher natl. Bases «n halls: Off S. vis. 2, off off I. l/mplre: Ferguson Time: l.&i. Glasaer. Rrotls, Neb.—Before on* of th* largest Lowing pitcher Maun Error McDowell. Wright, 1; Mogridge, Tuttle Outlaws Win Doyle's. ou1 By Do-oht- ft. by Glaaner. * Struck out: By 1: J.1™^ Thv Biooklyn Nationals dropped two crowd* ever assembl'd to witness * ball and Burnside. Time: 1:45. Davis, by W’rlght, t; Hit by pitched laii: Glaaner Umpires: Boyle I. In the ninth Dave *-ked Paul with By eea Whole Her lee. innings, Wright, In 2-1 Innings Hastings. Aug i.—The Hastings a right that bounced inn off the Pflrman and Y inneran T.rre: J .l©. DeMolay team by a score of 10 to 9 team set to 10. ard 7 to 6. Tha second game went 2 So much interest was manifested In Hit by pitched ball By Mogridge iM Beatrice hark another gatn© Oklahoma City, Aug 2—Oklahoma City Manusi ; her© f to 1. ropes. In the 10th Doyle to to It liiliigs. th* game that two hours before the game by Wright (Ruel ) Umpires: in a game played at Athletio park today, by driving Farnum slipped made a clean sweep of the Denver aerie* J from the ho* ami th© was called cars from the t'onnolly, Orraaby and Rowland. Losing bunting hail on the floor but was bob re a count. surrounding by taking the final game. 10 to 6. Mc- last night. This made the 10th Millar Tomas up American Association In Chicago the local Nationals trimmel country began to park near the diamond. pitcher; Wright. Time. 1:3k. vie-) opportunely. smashed out Nally hit two home run* Score: a circuit tha bostor Braves, 8 to 2, In a alow game. McKee of and of the season for the Outlaws clout with on© man on bas*. Hamburg. Ia., Falrbury U nils V KK OKLAHOMA CITY. tory Scor©: Til 1 St. Louis Americana took another State league clubs was on the mound for A* fir*., AB H.U A AB.H.O A. Detroit, d; fi. who have lost but one game. BEATRICE Total* 3 4 7 Sioux Milan LouImHI-. mmi: R H r. double* header from in th* Philadelphia, Any 24 12 Sipn 1. Philadelphia Ord. Scotia took lead St. Paul ... the In the first 3b !, 2 4 1 Hofk rf 4 1!0 ******* j 2 to and 8 to 3. R’ffUl. AH H O.A HASTINGS. Quaker City, winning, 0, Inning scoring two runs. Batteries: Philadelphia. Pa.. Aug. 3—Detroit took class B team for Sioux Cliy. Aug. 2.—Horace Louisville .. by M«*ph««, PS 4 14 4 McN’ly, 2b 3 2 4 3 In the city looking I Milan, f 14 The Athletics have now lost 10 games in Srotia. and the opening game of the seri-s with AH H O A Duryea Maguire; Ord. McKee O'B n. of 5 2 1 0! Sw'ney, rf 3 2 3 0 o who last Batter:#*—Merritt. Sheehan! Mark '* an,] a row. 4 to games call Market 3165 and ask for Rumc*. ;•»> 4 4 i Hogan, cf 4 3 2 >' outfielder, played year with and Fafetya. 4 4 0 Philadelphia today &. extending the K >h s-*b' n H'bce. rf 12** Pelber. If 2 1 Ouinn. m 4 2 4 31 b Deberrv home teams loaink streak to a Kuna. 2 3 0 3 2 Des Moines, iTT*?.1**- I\Vn* Falk. 2b b 1 1 b K'i«r. lb 4 2 J* o 11 in Hubert. has signed s. vix City and Meyer. Brottom. (11 Inning#) The Chicago White Sox and the Boston row. A in the PotU. If 3 0 3 1 Shaw, rf 112 o lb .1 1 9 Oi »: 3 o «i 2 thrilling rally last inning Second game: l< Peahler, 4. D'van, Roche, Rkar rf 3 « 3 0 Notch. 3b 3 J 1 4 contract. He is to ir R if. £. Ante! ana divided honors in Boston, Ch- 5; Hubbell. 0 by the Athletics fell ahy of the app in right St P#ul W’lln*. .-302 fi Ta»e. 3b 4 12 tying c 3«lo 7 vlrntng the first game, 4 ta 2, In Deahler. Neb.—Deshler defeated Hubbell count bv one run. the base* filled Novak, Tomes, If 3 1 l o Louisvu!# drops, If 3 1 1 1 aa 4 2 1 ft being field for the Packer*. Art Olson will .. .!!’!.! j # Wind!#, Ingar. 10 0 0 *» 4 l 3 11 !l it nines. and the home team taking tne at the Hubbell picnic by a score of & to 4. 0 0 when Haney threw out Dykes for the ill Coach Central Epley, (trailed end eighth Hall, p 4 2 Konger, p 4 1 0 2 R far. 3b 4 3 13 lb 4 3 darkness ) s com. to ;i. Robertson held Boston to Batteries: and third out. Detroit had a total of x: College. Ki'h'er. 14 1 report Sunday and will relieve Bugs I>e«hler, Cherry Cholocher, M.m; *i o- Batteries—Sheehan and G*-r. xa!ej Es- ►L< liitu In the first and Chicago assists. th. lb 4 T Willett. C 4 1 1 0 game Hubbell, Johnson and Horner. Totals 3S 9 24 Total* 33 13 27 13 Central ‘City. Neb.. Aug 2 haul who tell, Deberry and Brottom. Meyer. loo-iid two runa In the llth withDUt the is! Score: F'rnttfn p 3 l o 1 Smith, p 3 1 0 4 Grover, has been playing first «core by inning*. of a C. a gtaduate of Baker Famoin. p 3 sl 0 l i aid bingle. 1-oomU Team B ins Denver .000 300 021— 0 DETROIT. PHILADELPHIA. Thorntley, base. At Toledo: R Again. Millar, p 1 l 0 Z- Totals 31 13 27 1 4 h ^ AH H O A AHHOA Kansan « Loomis. Neb.—The Loom la M. W. A Oklahoma t*lty .100 130 30*—10 university of Baldwin. Kan., who was 0 o ity .,.7 « In Cincinnati, the Reds trimmed the lb 4 2 Maw 4 0 0 xBo)d 1 0 team won its second consecutive game Blue. 11* n, cf 2 Toledo i 1* « Nationals. 6 to 3. Tlio vlr, Summary—Run* tVIlrltn, Hlgbee (2), 3 b 3 0 O m an all-Kansas end In 1922 and a letter Kehtermejer S»rrifl<-« hit*. Philadelphia here, Axtell being the visitors. The con- Jon#*. 1 6 way, 6 l b 3 Kuns. Smith, Batteries— Schupp. Caldwell* and Mc- It .«ra out 11 but fast field- Folk, Donovan, Dross, Hork f2>. McNal- < 0 ft xBaltsi (or Miller In ninth. Tom*». Shaw. Double to pounded nlta, test was hard-fought for seven Innings, 'obb. of 4 16 Hair. 3b b 3 3 man in three has plaj* Quinn Mc- Carty; Gland and Smith the home team down too ly (2). Sweeney (3). Felber. Tate. Monger. 0 0 0 major sports, signed 8cora by innings: Grath: to Quinn, Pott* to ing b> kept hut the locals finished strong, as against M«nu.*h, If 2 llauaar, lb 4 2 4 0 O'Leary Sutrc? Krror* R«-agan, MrPhae. Folk (2). Tate 0 a contract to Beatrice .100 00® 00®—1 to to to At Ivin:. KI wood last week, scoring four runs In Veach, rf 0 0 0 Millar. If A 1 2 0 coach Nebraska Central iLhtermeyer Kple? Kplej Kuhx Columbus: R H E (2). Wlndle Two-base hit*; Sweeney, 3 1 2 0 c 1 ft Hastings 001 44® OOx—9 to Echtermeyer. Loft on bn**- Milwaukee the last two Innings for a ft to 2 llann, rf Parking, 2 2 Beatrice, ...... ,..ft > # victory. Wlndb* football team here the Huns. « TL*n Detroit-Washington American 2), Monger. Krueger. Three-base Haney, 2b 2 n o 4 gWalrh A ft 0 0 college coming Summary- O'Usry. Novark it). Hastings. I. Ra?*-* on Va! K rnum. Columbus Sunblade allowed but four hits and struck hit: Home Tomes ! ti”! j S was called because of rain. Hlgbee. runs’ McNally (2). «* 3 1 2 3 2b B Kplsy tti. Krhtermeyer (3). Wil- V Smith. 2. Struck out H> Smith ginn out 13. One of Axtell's hits whs s Rney. Dykaa. 1 1 3 season. Batteries—Pot and home Sacrifice hits: Dross Bases on lett. Error* Fernum. Novark. Hit*: Shlnauit; North" McNally. Jta»si*r, e 4 2 1 3 MrO'n. rf 4 13 " Quinn (2). Off Farnum. » in 4 inn Hit rop and Hartley. run, thelr other run being the product of balls; Off 4; off 3 Struck Kpley. Two hit* Orover Alexander, star pitcher of the Monger. Ifall. r’lette. p 4 1 l 6 Naylor, p 1 ft ft 2 Schaefer, Quinr. by pitched ball By MlMer (Kuna. N. So two errora following a single. Score. out; Tty 2 Double Th» R*ds clustered their blown snd Smith. Three baa# hit: Willett. Home Chicago Nationals, drove out hla home Monger, 4. by Hall, Cole, p III i' gWalkar ft 0 0 o Winning pitcher: Smith Losing p-t. her At Minneapolis R. IT. E. McNally to Wlndle to topped th* Phillies, b to I. run: Tom#*. Stolen bases Hogan MlnneapoJts-Indlanaro- run In two years and broke the club’a play*: Krueger. Da u»•, p oooo* Wolff, p 1 0 0 ] t2). Farnum. Umpire: Streator. Tim 1 JO s game postponed, ram. Axtell 100 001 000—2 4 4 MrPhea to Falk to losing streak against »he Boston Na- Donovan Deft on *8char ft e ft o Loomis .200 000 22x—0 7 b base*t tionals In addition to hla great hitting Denver. 0; Oklahoma ‘‘|ty, 3. Um- Totals 29 7 27 22 Batteries: Axtell, Hedstrom and Ifed- pires; Shannon and MrDonald. Alexander pitched n good steady game. Total* a* iox2« ll atrom; Loomis, Hunblade and Bragg. xlUaaler out. hit by batted ball. Tie* Maine* Merle*. “Spark Plug’* Adams la playing great Sweep* sFtan for I'erklna in ninth. ball for the Chicago Nationals while fill- Randolph. 8; B'uiisa, 2. St Joseph, Mo, Aug 2 —Des Moines xBatted for Wolff In ninth, Neb. — defeated ing In at short In the absence of Charley Randolph. Randolph made a « l.-an sweep of Its four game xHatted for Naylor In fifth. on s n Jlollocher In the field. Wausa the latter lot, to 2. Roth series here by defestlng Mt 3 to ♦ earns Joseph. Score by played fast ball, with the excep- 2. An error St. two Inning*: gavo Joseph its runs Detroit .©ft« 80ft r. Connie Mack of the Philadelphia Amer- tion of a few errors. Wausa scored both with two men out and prevented Jimmy Philadelphia .00ft floi 022— 6 icans protested the first game of the runs In the first. Randolph scored two in House, who pitched superb ball, from double header which his club dropped to the sixth and broke the tie In the ninth scoring a shutout. The score: Summary-Run* Blue. t’obh, Han*> he St. Louis Americana. Pitcher Dave with the winning run. The locals meet. DE8 MOINES. Total* 31 * 37 <1 (2), Haaeler. Pllette. Matthew*. ()ali. Danfort h was bgnisheri from the game Croft on here August 1. nnad will play n AHIIOA rr. joke pit. Hamer. Miller. S« h* r Krrcm: Jone*. Pil after holding the Athletics to two hits up double-header with Wholes and ‘vVausa. O'man. 3h 3 0 1ft A n H O A Ifttte, Pykce. Two-baae hlta: Plllette, to the ninth Inning, and Mack alleged here August 6. Krt#’l*. ah 110 1 Brown, *« 4 12 1 'obb. Dyke*. Miller. Stolen baa: Klgnrv that the star southpaw was discoloring M’ Ij'ry, 1 h 4 I 0 ft Hol'an, 2h 4 114 Hacrlflce hlta: .Fony*. Manual), Flauaer, Mil- the ball. Single Men Brat Married Team. M phy. « f 4 0 3ft 3 b 4 2 12 ler. Double playa; Savior to Galloway to Harvard. Neb -Lead, In a smashing Hormi, rf 4 2 3 ft Miller. If 4 ii 4 « llauaer; Galloway to Hale. Left on baae* A timely triple by enabled batting atta«k In the first two innings M'orVn, If ? 3 ft Mate, lb 3 0 7 1 Detroit, 4; Philadelphia 11 Ba*ea on the Pittaburgh Nationals to defeat the of the evening by their manager, R F. Kluc'n. 2b 2 0 2 2 Wll'ama, p 4 | o fc ball*: Off PlJette, 3. off r’ole l; off New York Nationals and ♦ veil up the Knglehardt. the Colts, commonly known Hunic ir, 4 2 4 o Pierce, c 3 o * n Dauaa, 1; off Naylor. 3; off Wolff. 4 aeries. After the Giants had Jumped off as the single men, suceeeded In downing Nelson, na 2 0 2 3 La wan, cf 4 1 a n Struck out: Fty Plllette. 1; by Navlor. J; OmatoiMae' a walk to a one-run lead.Schmidt drew their persistent opponents, the married Hour*, n 3 0 ft ft M'fuiri, rf 3010 by Wolff, 1 Hlta Off Naylor, 3 In f» In and Johnny Rawlings bagged a single off men. alias th* Plugs, on th* local lot by I«ynrh. p o ft o ft nlnga. off Wolff, 4 In 4 tnnlnga off PR. hla former rnatea Carey then came a 7 to 6 score. The game had to be halt- Total* 33 4 27 13 lette. * In « Inning*, non* out in ninth through with hla blow which put the ed because of darkness at th* end of the I>e* Mol new .J00 010 100—3 off (Tola, 3 In I I Inning, off Dauaa. non* Pirates out in* front# The game was a fifth Inning. Tucker, a farmer living St. Joanph ..00" Onn fort—2 In 2-S Inning Winning pitcher I'lllette pitching duel between Coop** and Bent northwest of here, pitched for th* married Summary—Run*: MrLarry. Horan. Uor- t.o*lng pitcher: Naylor Vmplrea M<»rtar for five rlden. ley. the former being touched men and Douglas, a laborer on th* pav- Lewan. Mangurn. Krror* Uorrf- Ity and Nallln. Tima: 2:10. hits, while the latter allowed only four. ing gang, Brown, high school d*n. Kollnhan. Run* and hit*: Off Hoiim, caught. 2 athlete, nnd Megrue. an undertaker as- run* and & hit* in « 3 3 Inning* Win Chicago. •( Boat on, S. The Cleveland Indians drove Herb Pen- sistant, the single men* battery. nine pitcher House Hhrm on halla: r»ff nock off the hill In the first Inning and ^was Hnu*e, 3; off Lynch. 1; nfr William*. 2 Boaton, Aug. 1—Chicago hunched hlta defeated the N»w York Americans, de- Lindsey la Defeated. Htru«k out: By Hmiw. It by Lynch, I. agalnat Murray and Fullerton today and the fact that “Babe’* Ruth crashed T.lndssv, Neb —Lindsey lost to th* by William*. «. Left on b*«* Pea Molne*. Chicago defeated Boaton, • to f< Faber spite &: St * out hia 26th home run. Platt* Center ball aggregation by th* lop- .fogeph, Wild pitch: William* waa knocked out of the game In the alxth Two haaa hit: sided score of f» to I Platte Center put MrLarry Sacrifice hit* Inning when Boaton made all their rune, Pennork with a Uorrlden Stolen The Indiana rhan*1 the game on |r* In the second when, Klufman. b*»e Hung but Cvengro* waa efficient an a relief first Inning and Itn Umpire*; and four-run rally In the with two men on, they knocked a home McOrew Anderson. man The bitting and fielding of F Pol decision over Time: 1.41. ultimately got the popular run They also had another hatting rally llna and Kamm were feature* Score: socked ■— Yanks. f* to :t. O. H Ruth at the in the sixth when three hits opportune A BOST< »N homer of the season with one CM VC (JO. bis 26th Mm again netted (Item that many runs. AB M O A All I! O A on. Grand Circuit Results. IVoopar, rf 4 o I o Pll'far, 21* 2000 M v. •■2014 K*>t*r. 2t» .lion In an orgy of run scoring tha Car njv jiHlrunk lion »* f* I f» 0 dlnala twl*« nipped the Dodgers by a ‘With the Waltara, Tha auminarl#*: ■■1011 rf 4 2 4 0 atngle tally, 11 to 16. and 7 to f. and jr’llna, 2:0# rlaaa, trotting, puraa $1 non; 2b r. 4 1 4 Horn*. 1h 4 1 * 1 drew up on even terms with their friends, Win*. My Rnaabud. hr. in (Janaral 0 • o In the league standing. Hher- by Moot II. rf 10 2 H hi*. rf 3 1 the enemy. Wat la (tlaara I I 1 1 del and Barfoot were the winning pitch KNIGHTS Hh'ljr, 1 h *3 12 l| iPtmtM’ri |ooo Main I .Irk hi. k. g (Kraklna)... 2 2 J Polk. If 4 10 1 M'nakv, rf 0 o 0 n ora. Mr*. |i 4 ft — Yark***, m (Murphy)....} Koimn. 2b b 2 4 4' 11 *• I rii*. If 3 1 2 0 the Kmnm h m 3 4 o/ Harvaatar, (Cox)....ft 8< bn Ik, « 3 1 3 1 Shank*. 31* 4 2 2 5 HI b h 6 3 Hobart*, tWIIIIat.ft Fa bar. p 2 0 0 1| M.Mnn m.4 3 4 2 Hilda alan atartad. Hollyrood C'niroa.1 p 2 0 0 1 Murray, p 2 o ] \ ^GLOVES Tima 2 <>« 4 h. 2.05 3 5. 2:07 4 ». flan, p o o 0 1 Fraa for all pa*’*, puraa fl.500: Totolo 17 IS 27 1* aPa'nrmar 1 o 0 o New York.—Ihive Simile, < nliforttln. g I llorun. Ben MoliiM,. V2 370 employes of Mack Scores. 2 to f», and * All | h' l> h '|mn*ld) T 4 Waltara. J t’ollln*. Marti* Shank* 374 72 140 .37 4 to VtituniHii. TiiInii 07 3. They represented 10 straight de r«»r: Shank* Two baa* hli*: F, t’ollln* 427 70 IAS 870 feats The |'alm«*r. Hloux City 14*I for the Athletics. f|r»t game <21. F*lk. K a turn Mrhalk MoMHIan 00 150 .302 Rlake»|ej. Hlrhlte 103 431 was protested by Ma'U he;* use Msoforth Marv Anna alan atnrtad Thra* haaa lilt Kamtn Htnlrn haaaa was shown the NATIONAL LKAGFK. *xit for alleged discolors Tima 2 «)ft 4 r». ?. 0» 3 5. |:I3 K t'ollln*. MoaMI, Kamtn, Mohalk Sam tlori of the ball. i' I ft r|a*a trotting, aarond division. puraa S