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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-13

W. f. Hanks of Iva was among
ihe y!s!.er5 III :hc city yesterday.
". o. nowln Of Starr was visitor
iii tie city yesterday.
John T. Milford OF tho country
spent yesterday in the city.
a. G, Thompson of Starr was a
visitor in the city Friday.
". r. King, former sheriff Of the
county. was in he city yesterday.
S. V. Muckenruss of Greenciilc
was in the city yesterday on bust
ness.
Tillman Brown OF Starr was In the
city yesterday for short while.
j. w. Brown of Starr was among
the visitors in the city yesterday.
w. o. Merritt of the Rn!erts sec
tion was in the city yesterday.
"oou VI Niii'"nStOE was
among the visitors in the city yes
terday.
s. c. Gregory, has returned to
Greenville after n short visla here.
%. q. Evans of pendleton was
a'h2hg the visitors in the city yes
terday.
Miss Leila Hammond of William
ston Is the guest of Miss Lola Dell
Ramsay.
Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Nellie
Moore OF Due West are. the guests OF
Mrs. John X. Hood.
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VIZ AnE1zIlz'sa1l- -izsEsv ~
MRS. W. A. HUDGENS, Editor
Phone 81.
In Honor oi Jndge ard Nrs. G;rr,.

\ beautiful dinner parry and It
charming compliment TO two
prominent visitors wa given oa
Thursday evening by Hon. and Mis-.
+. r. Brcazcalc i'll honor of Judge
and Mrs. Frank B. Gary. Their
home on South Main st"eet is always
an attractive spot to their friends.
aud on this occasion when bright
with many beautiful flowers and bril-
liant lights, it presented an ospec-
tally festive scene. An elegant eight
course dinner was temptingly served.
the table being most beautifully ar
raycd in a rich yellow color scheme.
with daffodils in profusion every
where. The place cards were hand
painted with quaint dutch figures.
those invited to meet Judge and Mrs.
Gary were: Gen. and Mr.. VI. l.. Bon
lam DR.. and Mrs. Jas. =. Kinard. DR..
and Mrs. JOHN f. Vines. Dr.. and Mrs.
A. H. Smethers. Mrs. William II. Over
man. Mr.. Clyde Smith.
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Ideal Grocery Co.
Phone
Phone 47l

Mrs. j. w. White. Mrs. C. C. King,
Mrs. Mary Jolly, Mrs. r. l.. Webb.
Mrs. Lucinda Welborn, Mrs. Lou
Keaton, Mrs. Anton Rhody, Mrs.
Sloan Mcconnell, Mrs. r. ]. Pool,
Mrs. John Bailey, Airs. Theo. Watson,
As the twilight began to fall there
,waapa sound of music below calling
Gil from their work to listen to that
ever new song. "Beantiful Star OF
Heaven" played by Master Fred Wat
sops grandson of Mrs. Vandiver. Each
one went away wishing the mother
many more happy birthdays. The
presents We're numerous and beau
fui. which told of their love for her.
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Guests nt Hnl.Sloan Wedding.

The following visitors were in
town yesterday for the Iiill-Sloan
wedding:
Mr.. and Mrs Eucian Webb. Bahia
Heights. Panama; AIR. Spencer Per-
lrin. Columbia; llr. ard Mrs. Frank
II. Hill and Messrs. S. W. and +. ii.
.Hill, Jr.. Highland. n. e.. Mrs. J. n.
Mcclure and Mrs. Thos. Sheppard.
Hendersonvil!e, y. c.; Dr. and Mrs.
Il. G. Frierson. Bolton; Nj. and Mrs.
y. +. Sloan. Mr.. Prue Sloan. Mrs. a.
* Provost. Mr.. Z. S. Provost. Mrs.
Raymond Beattie Mrs. s. IL. Byron,
Misses Norrycc. Mr. w. II. Frazer.
ID. D.. MIR. Geo. Eagle. Mrs. Jno.
Sadler, Mr.. and Mrs. Bclton Evans.
Misses Evans. Mr.. Archie Caia;2:-..
Air. Tom Maxwell and MIR. c. NJ.
Watkins. Anderson.
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TEN YEARS MISERY ENDED.

j. i. Chambers, merchant, Jones'
boro. Ark, writes: "Foiey Kidney Pills
cured me OF ten-year standing case
OF rheumatism. suffered miserably.
A friend told me OF being cured; SO I
used them. and they cured me, too"
Most middle aged men and women are
glad to learn that Foley Kidney Pills
AFFORD g way to escape sleep disturb
ing bladder weakness, backache. rheu-
matism, puffiness under eyes, siff and
SWOLLEN joints, and other ills attrihut+.
ed to kidney troubles. Evans Phar-
NANCY.
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CARGILL LEADING
IN TIE CONTEST
For Motorcycle to be Given
Away BY Well known To
bacco Firm

First returns OF the voting contest
Tor the motorcycle which is being
given away by we'll known tobacco
concern and which is on display in the
show window of the Owl Drug COM
pany have been received in the city.
'iiiu following list 10 how tho. boys
stood after the first week, and no
mill is quoted after the name OF the
employee:
1. B. u. Cargill
2. w. f. Biggs.
) r. f. Whitmire.
4. w E. Childs.
s. Reed jackson.
6 J. C. F.edericks.
z. G. F. Shaw.
s. w. p. Peace.
8. John Rodgers.
10. Tom Ellison.
IL. II. Henderson
~ S. X. Higginbottom.
49, f. S. Ward.
ID. j. Fl. Allen.
10. b. Wells.
16 p. Rampsey.
II. ]. Jennings.
18. w. d. Pike
10. H. Campbell.
20. Geo. Embler.
81. C. c. Stephenson.
%. w. f. Kirby.
%. b. l.. Barnett.
"a. r. Ayers.
20. f. Mcconnell.
&c. p. F. Bowen-Tied: 8. L. Null.
w. F. Pickens. r. Fennell. W. Haw-
kins, w. r. Simpson. w. Gibscc,.
%. f. Gordon, A. Lee.
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DeIightful Party.

Little Mss Sara Crayton was the
attractive young hostess yesterday
afternoon for the members of the
Tea Party Girls club. In an inter
esti1g little contest tha nrize wns
won by Miss Ruth Reese after which
delightful refreshments were served.
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iirs. Fretwell Eptertains Priscilla
f'inh.

The Priscilla Club was charmingly
entertained on Friday morning by
Mrs. Raymond FFetwell at her home
en- franklin street. 1t was a delight
fully pleasant and informal meeting
and fully enjoyed by the members
present.
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Grcenvillc Piedmont.

Miss Agnes Speights of Lowndcs-
Vile and Miss Katherine Moore CT
Columbia are spending several days
with friends here.
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Proper Urea

Proper Treatment For Bilf0Isness.
For a long time Miss Lula Shelton,
Churchyiiie, N. ". was bilious and
had sick headache and dizzy spells.
Cham mberlain's Tahiets were the only
s,....:s s...s .A.t S ;s: pefsii Tsiiiif,
obtainabie everywhere.
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Pleasant Meetings OF Due West
tiumnRe.

An unusually pleasant meeting of
the Due West Alumnae was held yes
terday afternoon with Mrs. John ii, -.
Hood on Marshall avenue. Besides
The members there were several vis-
itors present which added TO the
pleasure OF the occasion. Mrs. Bar
ton. the first vice president presided.
ana Mrs. j. Irving Brownlce was
elected president in the place of Mrs.
f. w. Masters. who resigned. France
was the subject for the afternoon and
several interesting papers were read.
The Gust ms of the French Peo-
pic by Mrs. Guy Norriss, "The Part
france is Taking in the War" by
Mrs. Daisy Wilson. Paris" by Mise
Jean Harris. "The French Women -
by Mrs. NJ. NJ Mattison. After the
program, delightful social half
nour was spent. Mrs. Hood assisted
oy Ettie Misses Martha and Margar-
ct HOOD, serving dainty sweet
course: The hostess was also assisi.
ed IN her duties by Mr. Kennedy and
Mrs. Nellc Moore. anu
Mrs. S. NJ. Orr has returned from :,
stay OF several months with her CON
o M. Orr Jr., at Heardmoat, Ga.
MRS. Geo. Aide has returned from
81 Louis where she has been spand-
ing several weeks with relatives. She
Is the guest of her mother. Mrs. s. M.
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mrs. S. M. Orr has returned from n
s.ay OF several months with her son,
D M. Orr, Jr., at Heardmoat. Ga
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PERSONAL

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-21
RUSSELL BOY AND
YOLGA ARE YICTORS
Favorites Make Good in Opening
Races Of Columbus Grand Cir
cult Meet.
NINETEEN STARTERS IN all

COLUMBUS. o., Sept. 20.-Russel Boy,
lllinois-owned PAGER, and Volga owned
by the Pastime stable of Cleveland, were
winning favorites at today's opening of
the Columbus Grand Circuit races Rus
sell Boy, over a track that was not on
edge, did three miles around, 1903, In
taking the King stake, while Volga set
years record for 2-year-old trotters
with heats in 2:11% and 2 09% when she
won her division of the Horse Review
futurity.
Nineteen starters In the 2:11 trot made
the field the largest the grand circuit has
known for nine years. Duchess, the first
choice won the first heat and was able
to step, away from everything but Vaster
in the next two.
Bessie r, an Indiana half miller, came
out In the 2:O4 poce. She took the first
two heats. getting the earliest one In
2:O5h without being extended. Camelia,
the first choice, got a flying start in the
third heat and managed to ward off
Dwight Logan, besides her all through
the stretch. Bessie X, out off the start,
finished fourth. The race had to go
over and will be. the first thing taken
UP tomorrow when the Hoster-C Columbus
$4,000 trotting stake and the Revew, D.
year-old futurity trot, worth 5000 are t.
be decided.
Trotting, al class. three in five. purse
81, 800:
Vester, &. g., by vasteen rags
Duchess. ro. M, by Aiiertine (Mc-
Evelyn B.. CHI M tHalj.........a
Adult Taleb. Jack X. Tommy Deforrest,
F. A. L.. Sadie Penn, Dick Watts, Nata
Prime, Strafford, ORC Society, Lottie
Gibbs, zombro Belle, Lucille Spier and
Don Guy also started.
Time 2:OSA, 2:07l4, POM, 2:1OA.
Horse Review futurlty. 2-year-old trot-
t vSa two in three B purse 5000 Great
.Bingen sink, b. c. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1
walnut Tree, b. I. Murphy 49,. ...,..4 3
DIVIDED Divided SECOND and third money
also started.
:, King stake, 2:O6 PAGERS. three in i've,
Russell Boy, b. s., by Rustic
Single c., b. s. (GosnelD. ...........S 2 8
Our Colonel b. h. (Childs). .........2
Beth Clark, Leila Patchen, Major Ong.
Harry The Ghost, Baron A, the Beaver
and Nutmoor also started. Time: 2:O8,
2:ij class pacing, three in five. purse
$l2O) (unfinlsher);
Bessie r.. b. m, by Captain II.
cSmeila. b. M. by GUNNER Co.'s 1
Patrick NJ. blk. & (Stokes). ........2 3.
Dwight logan, Margie Raj, Joe Ashland,
Thistle Patch, Tango and Kitty Banner
lss also started. Time: 2;cSh. 2:o7%. 2;O7+..
2:i3h
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-21
TONEY MASTER OF
MOUND, REDS WIN
Cincinnati Pitchers Splendid Work
Causes Defeat of the
Braves.
HUGHES IS GENERALLY GOOD

CINCINNATI. Sept. aO.-Toney's mas
teriy pitching enabled Cincinnati to win
from Boston today, to 1. In the second
inning Connolly doubled and after Maran-
Vile had been retired Gowdy was inten-
uonally passed and Hughes singled. Con-
molly trying for the plate. Klllifer's throw
was good. but Clarke dropped the ball
and Connolly scored
Hughes pitched fair ball with the ex-
ception OF TIE third inning. Barnes. who
relieved Hughes In the eighth, was hit
for triple by Killifer. who scored when
Evers fumbled Herzogs drive. Herzog
stole second and third and scored on
Griffiths out Score;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-21
High Warriors Go
Through Scrimmage

Coach Mulligan sent his men through
their first scrimmage of the year Mon
day afternoon. No first squad has been
picked yet Neville and mcfarland al
ternated at quarter on the first squad.
Reese and Crowley were used at guards,
Paynter and Crogh at the tackles and
Nichols, Swiler and smith at ends. More
arty, Werlich and Robbins were used as
halfbacks. Fullaway played fuilback.
Norfolk will probably be the team that
fills the open date on October 23.s The
contract for this game is practically
closed. No Thanksgiving game has been
arranged yet South High has been try
ing some time to arrange a game with
Central High for this date. but as yet
the two schools have come to no arrange
ment.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-21
BROWNS ARE AWARDED
RILEY OF WlCHITAS

CINCINNATI. o.. Sept 2O.-The Ma
tiond Base Ball commission today
awarded PLAYER Riley of the Wichita
club 10 the st. Louis American league
cub.
The st. Louis club claimed Riley under
an agreement in which Player Clyde f.
Wares was released to the Wichita club.
Wares later was re-purchased by the st.
Louis club and Wichita maintained that
this re-purchase made the claim on Riley
nun and void The commission. however.
ruled that the agreement held good re.
gardless OF the re-purchase of Wares.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-21
ST. PAUL ClNCHES REMNANT
IN SHERMAN HOWARD LEAGUE

FAREWELL, Neb., Sept. 2o.--(special.) D.
ST. Paul cinched the 1915 championship OF
the sherman-Howard league Sunday by
banking ST. Libony. II TO 0, on the St
Paul grounds. Eba met defeat on their
grounds at the hands OF Rookvi lie In a
ragged game. Is to 10 Boelus plays at
81 LOBBY next Sunday and this will
close the 1915 season for the sherman
Howard league This makes four eonsec-
utNe seasons this league has run and Il
VIII no doubt be right in line when the
1916 season opens Below is the present
standing OF teams:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-21
Miss Anita King
Arrives in Omaha

Miss Anita King. Paramount movie
actress. arrived IN Omaha oMnday after
noon en- route from San Francisco 10
New York In her Killel Kar Miss King
Is making the trip alone being the first
woman to ever make the attempt
Miss King made the trip Sunday from
Grand Island 10 Columbus and yesterday
drove from Columbus 10 Omaha She was
escorted from Fremont to Omaha by a
party Of local motorists including Mr..
and Mrs. II. b. Noyes OF the Klssel Kar
agency, Mr.. and Mrs, j. l.. schlank of
the HipP theater, Mrs. A. L. Sutton and
Lionel Tobias.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-21
YORK COLLEGE MAKES
FOOT BALL SCHEDULE

YORK, Neb,, Sept. 9O.-CspeciaI york
college has arranged its foot ball SEIZED
home. and that will be at Hastings. The
schedule follows:
September 2i-York High school at
York
October 1-Omaha university at York.
October Sloane at York.
october 15-Hastings college at Has
tings.
october 22-Kearney State Normal at
York
November 5-Open.
York.
November I9-Open.
November 2s-Central city college at
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-21
AlamitOs Enter in
Iowa Ball Tourney

The Alamitos OF the Greater Omaha
league have gone TO Massena. la, TO
take part In a two-day base ball tourna-
ment. In this tournament viii be the
Alamltos. Atlantic Ia, the team on which
Artie ThOmason and Esben Closman
played; Creston, Ia. and the Frankels,
the leading amateur team OF Des Moines
The Omaha lads figure on coming home
with snug sum OF money A purse OF
$3.50 has been put Up, 500 being the first
money.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-21

Ell. EDWARD. Neb., Sept. n-tSne-
cial)-St. Edward Saturday made one nm
ana held aiding TO a shut out. Both
itShers were working at their best, but
gave i've hits, struck out fourteen men
ana walked one; while Reed gave six
hHs struck out fourteen men and passed
spalding 80 0 q q 1900 "a T. 4
81 EdWard...,9 Q Q 0 o o 81 3 4
Batteries: S r wari. Power and Fish
err Spalding Reeo ana Gullis. Umpires
sullivan and Mansfield
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-21

Young 20 Burns. Left on bascs: be
troit, 10; Boston. Z First base on errors:
Detroit. 2. Boston, T. Bases on balls.
90 Danss. 3: OF Ru,h. 4; OH Foster. /
Tits; OFF Ruth. 6 in seven and two
birds innings: Off Foster, none IN one
nd One-third innings His by pitched
all. Witt by Ruth Struck out: By
Dauss. p; by Ruth, S. by Foster, /.
Pissed ball: CRrrigan. Time: 2:O8.
Empires. OI.ouRhln and Hildeprand.
DumOut Hanks Senators.
WASHINGTON, Sept. sO.-Dumont. the
young pitcher from Fargo. N. D., who re
show Ing in lis initial game against Cleve-
md last week By shutting out 81 Louis
and alowin only two bits Score.
ST. LOUIS WASHINGTON
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-21
MAZDA FOOT BALL CHAMPS
RE0RGANlZE FOR SEASON

The Mazda foot ball team. which las,
year copped the Glass r Championship
OF Omaha. has been reorganixed for 1915
ana Walter Eorisko has been elected
manager and lrank Anllett, captain.
hortsko announces that but four OF his
veterans have returned and that he 4
looking for talent. Anybody who wishes
TO try out for the team can Communicate
with him at South 60
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-21
JOHNSON SOFT FOR
THE BROOKLYN TOPS
Wards Men Slug His Offerings to
All Corners of the Field and
Win, Ten to Two.
MARION IS IN GOOD FORM

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept 2o.-Brook-
lyn slugged Johnson's offerings to all
corners of the field and won the opening
game OF the series. 10 to 2 Five of the
hits off johnson were for extra bases.
Marion allowed only one hit until the
eighth inning. Score: R.HE
Kansas City..O o 0 0 0 0 0 / Ia 8
Batteries: Marion and Land; johnson
and Easterly.
Hebs Beat blues.
PITTSBURGH. Sept. 20-Pittsburgh de-
feated Buffalo today, to 2 Score: R.HE
buI1alo .......0 | Q o o 1-2 10 3
Batteries, Knapp. Marshall and Allen;
Hogge and Barry.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-21
ONLY RUNNING RACES AT
SIOUX CITY STOCK FAIR

SIOUX CITY, Ia. Sept 2O.-only run
ming races were scheduled at the Inter
state Live Stock fair which opened at
Woodland park today Summary:
Running. four and one-half firlones
purse sl50; Grand Mob first. Jim RAY
second. Stalby third. Modesto Boy and
Golden v finished In the order named
Running, six furlongs. purse s2o6. RI,a
first, Prince OF Castle second. The scout
third. Charles McNabb and Gearnau finN
ished In the order named. Time: lis
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-21

The Street Railways base bali team
defeated the City F1remen, u to 6 ks
tenmacher had one bad inning being ef-
tective throughout the rest OF the game.
Lewman's homer and triples by Baugh-
man and Soptin featured
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-21
McGrn,r San. Thrrr.

CHICAGO, Sept. 20.--Manager John ]
McGraw OF the New York National
League team today signed three recruits.
They were: Ben Dyer, a third baseman
from 81. Paul, Mimi; Fred Herbert. a
pitcher, and Bradley Kocher a catcher
from the Toronto team.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-21
belgrade Wins.

BELGRADE. Neb.. Sept. 21-(Speciall-
Belgrade won from the fast Walbach
clnh ri Walbach by the score OF 3 10 1
Walbach made the only score on an
error and two overthrows. Score:
Walbach ...........O o o o O-1
Belgrade ...........O $50 q 4 a
Batteries; WOlbach. Bishop and Anders
SON. Belgrade. Todenhoffer ana Babbitt.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-21
BerIin Defentn Avorn.

AVOcA. Neb., Sept. @-(special y
Avoca was defeated here Yesterday bv
Berlin in fast game OF ball. 3 to 2
Batteries: Avoca, Easton and Pittman;
Berlin, krause and Brandt. Hits: BY
Avoca, 6; by Berlin. g.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-21

Two-oase hits: kirke, McInnis. Strunk.
nhree-base hit; Schang. Home run;
s ssg,h, stolen base; Roth Double play;
Coliamore. !: off Crowell, 4 Hits: or
Crowell, IN four innings: off Eccles,
In five innings. Struck outs BY Colla-
more. 3; by Crowell, I; by EccleH, 4. TIM
pires: Evans and Wallace. Score. sec
ond game:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-21
RrItlsh STEINER SINH.

LONDON. Sept. 2.-Announcement was
made tonight that toe British steamer
n rden had teen sunk. The crew va :
landed. The Horden was a vessel OF ga
a. 10 Was built IA 1870 and WAS ownei
TIE sulnette steamship company OF
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-21

The Thorpeian Athletic club foot ball
team y looking for games To fill out its
schedule, The Thorpeians are willing to
tackle any iS,-pOund team around these
parts Can Ben Abrahamson at Web
ster 6&Sd
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-21

DAVID CITY. Neb.. Sept. 2O.-(Special.)
david City defeated Wahoo in a fast
game here Sunday. to 2 Score:
David City...,S 0 0 O1OO 0 - ]
Wahoo ........O o o 0 o q - I i
Batteries: David City. Miller and Pick
ering' Wahoo. Anderson and Hans.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-21
PIrrsRtyRaH

Iwo-bnSe hits: Johnston, Wagner
Baird. Three-base hit; Viox stolen bases.
smyth, Barney. Baird. Double play
MURPHY 70 Wagner Bases on balls:
OFF Pfeffer 2; off Harmon. 2 Struck
out: BY Harmon, l. Umplres: Quigley and
O'Day.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-21

NEW YORK, Sept s0-James AIorti-
more, one q the most prominent Judges
or DOGS IN the country. died today after
a brief illness at his home Ia HEMP
stead. =.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-21
Totals....2s sAs
'Batted for HuRhes In alNih

Boston .:;...........o 900 OIL
Two.base hils-Connolly, Herzog. Three
Dase hit-ktlliter. Stolen bases-Groh.
Leach, Herzog (2). Bases on balls
OFF Hughes. 2; off Toney, B. Hits: OF
hughes. In seven innings: off Barnes,
l In one inning. Struck out: BY Hughes,
3; by Toney. 6 Umpires; orth and
Byron.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-21
Standing of Teams
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


ehteFuhy's heHulta.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston, |; Cincinnati T.
Now York-ChicagO, rain.
Brooklyn, O.: Pittsburgh. l.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago, 2; New York, g.
Detroit. ? Boston. 3.
Cleveland, As; Philadelphia 5-3
ST. Louis, 0; Washington, 6.
FEDERAL LEAGUE
Buffalo, 2; Pittsburgh, T.
BROOKLYN, ID; Kansas City, >
Baltimore-St. Louis rain
Newark-Chicago. wet grounds.
Games Today,
National League-Boston at Cincinnati
philadelphia at ST. Louis. New York al
Chicago. Brooklyn at Pittsburgh
American League-Cleveland at Boston
81; Louis at New York, Detroit at Phila-
delphia, Chicago at Washington
Federal eDgaue-Burfalo at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Kansas CITY, Newark at Chi
cage. Baltimore at st. Louis.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-21

ChattanOosa. 2; Atlanta. l.
Menu is-Mohile. rain
Nashville. 1; Birmingham, 1, tcalled
fourth, rain.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-21
divide DoubIe-IIeader.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 2O-Cleveland
got an even break here today. Phba-
drlphia winning the first game. To 4.
nj the first game the Ath etics won by
mixing hits with fielding errors by the
Wis tors. In the second contest, Cleveland
secured all It's runs on battery and field
g errors, Davis giving twelve bases on
balls. hitting a batsman and making two
Wild pitches. He was hit for only four
singles Score;
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PITTSBURGH, Sept. 2O-Pittsburgh
shut out Brooklyn here today. to o.
BOB HMarmon allowed the visitors only
three hits and two bases on balls The
game was won in the seventh inning
when Wagner doubled and scored on
Baird's double. Score:
BROOKLYN PiTTsguRqH
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.Batted Tor Tlllman in sixth.

Slated for Hoff in ninth
~. Louis .,........O o o o 90
Washington .......O O8 o 20 o 80
Double play. McBride TO Shanks 20
off sotboron, 3. off Hoff l. Hits: OF
Sothoron, In three and one-third in
nings; Off Tillman. I IN one and. two
thirds innings off Hoff, I In three in
ninRs. Struck out: BY Sothoron, 2; by
Hoff. 2; by Dumont. & Umpires: Child
and COnnOily
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Bauman TO Pipp.. Bases on balls: OF
orr Brown, IN five innings: off Pieh,
! In two innings: off Cole, / In two ia.
nlnss' struck out; BY Pieh, l; by G-
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NEW YORK. Sept 20.-TimeN hitting
by Donovan's pinch hitters enabled New
York 20 win It's last game OF the season
with Chicago. 3 10 2, High dro<e In tn
seventh, and Mullen won the game IN
the ninth with a single, scoring Hartzcl
a ent one-handed catch by Hartzell on
Jackson featured Score:
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RHth Fans VItt.

Detroit pushed Young TO third and Bush
% second base in the seventh ON the for.
mer's pass. Bush's hit and Speakers
rumble Of II and his steal OF second. But
with two out. Ruth famed Wit ana the
Tigers took the field protesting.
Detroit filled the bases with two out
in the eighth. due to.passes and an error
by Gardner. and Foster supplant Ruth
Ia the Boston box He sent Baker back
for the thitf out on strikes.