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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-02

.,,-,,rgr --or, 81. EilzAPETTl, II esqlens ess,lesa
tef of Ellen and late charles llsnsene Coz n.
sEd friends smgOEgsit ssO EO'hssFois
rssSenee aiT,sTS Church sSs wf q our lady Of
yr'oTn sT9 MAO i a. Si M Te'It Ist Holy Cross Gem .b.rd
e Nay ETTREn s55hnn RoGss f%Gss SS sSSa osi6 80
invited g fpPsTSl SG6ySe'i int private
SMITH At EE!s n N9T; Smith. l. fSGiis fRSsGiaiiyss
Services berlin Chapel IL o'o'O'N'
N sy,ru-Nov /. rHEopoRE LEI.ASNp; A Son hus 81
noSd Sdl Of Agnes smith tIee Nodist "nP Relatives
George and hl9ssd l,sd sm1 ta funeral serylces M9%n1
Sn11 m 9Si7 n, Camac st. Int pr'NS''
fei9%s Gem Auto NSGRY SHET,IY' GERTRUDE, wife
Of Robert TtM NJ snyder and Daughter Reaftiyes and
Sarah 80 spsSSn pFSsnSTa services Sun
5Tigqs sys h, H9R6SfRSSgFEF 9aRE6RSE "
ared ss. Relatives and fTenGnsy; Gnsy;,sd cato to funeral
int TSt che%s Nj %.1Sars TTsin lS'ySe' Chestnut
ST FIJI 81 3HIiuSmdnfes. SHARfFES agei
9qs0fRR fRReaves and friends als9 n1Y %GmefB5s fB5ssneca of
supreme Beneficial and ~ Holy 9pgb,ip WSnderie in;
sGsSt;ss Is s5Sefa nS sTpSSESs Son. tTq% GS3S
n IN s,o Regul'm Int mfTf prvate. a. Most Holy Re.
seemsf GST1se Gem 9% Auto funeral n,rs E. husband
Of SsSEah s son sEd SalR4e TwfRsniff Reisf
AsSE Spy anH''S1 'wS1cstmnstey ave- int Westminster
ce% ErissTpfHy; may GS 8segv"erlS E pst s9
X husband Of late EiiIff9sth lf,ss nd Sd
Iehns Van se!ys| ss9Gf eS No. Tfaved r. g. Bu E
trienus invIted to funeral services sat-
OF BeVeiIaaye residence, S. Cooper ST. beVerIS'
NwHA BE- WILLIAM T. Jso5 soH T. of Rla M1F
Earet am Triends invited to funeral services
ssStts p NJ updertsng paiTI9rS iI ODD St FenS Fellows
Mckcnu1ss, u1s,,ains may be Viewed Fri. I TO p
ne''B M. 'Birmlngham Alao papers TSTRPkIA WYATT
WA locf late James and. I:lizabeth WYATT
4Rarlstives and friends invited 3cs OF brother
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MULLEN. Suddenly. Oct. 80, MICHAEL u
son of late James and bridget MIlien, hsi.so
a, M 5I20 Vine ST.. West Phils. solemn MAJ
o. ne r,'oSI iSg s., nTbss Dsns. e ST Ssm Auto funeral
MURRAY. Oct. 81. THOMAS ALbERT, so, son
sSoSg SsSmS l. Ss ssi nBS rsnds hs%d ST cSSss
Holy Name Society invited 70 tfooaa snd Fsderai
stsJ. Solemn high mass OF requiem 81 Charies,,s s,s
Church 10 n. m. Int. New Catheura' Ne"' Nu''
NIxoN-oct. 81. SARAH VAN LEER. wife
Of Charles Nixon aged 90. Relatives and FRIENDS
nyed gsTns 70 fqns5s s5yeefB ys fBeSsmn w. Wilson
2lt e; Park ave; .rb Haddohhe'u' ~ - -
o'paIEN-op Oct 81 1917, SATHARrNE5 CAT rt4Is \ "a
sTssa gao 6yioS doS to from her late resene
b1 fbp. ehSleh st fGe% S a'f Int Of HS iSO
PALMER 60 AAEEGN EsTSD JP3SIEpH PsIme[ sssG sSG
Camp "a RSIS,Sfs IS g. s. snG Of g. s X captain Albert
MF0p Veteran AssO n Sat- feG%Tnp ~
S4ss Woodland ave, Services s. .IT JS%sss TTs p p T:
yfFsxSaa E & 10 g. q p FPpfSfs ASi3 !gR:FS
sa@a sa@ tPl.nds snE invited
de?'1 Gharfs int pr1s Remains gsS %Sv Be
vfTodr Erl yws,nsI.,osn sttsT 7;so n j. Oct, Al,
sTd; Ryd 4 tq3ss sFc' H
int NJ +. Gem, Jsc5bstown. y. j..
PRINTZENHOFF.-Oct. 81. b043 Walnut St.
MILLICENT w. widow Of Henry II. Printzen-
Fri. p m. oliver II. Bair Bldg. 1870 Chest
"u uREsffcHNER.H Oct. 80. ANNA ELIZA. wife Of
Lo1is Reichner, aged n. Relatives and friends
bands residence, Meeting House lane and Lev
ering Mil road. Cynwyd, Pa: Int. West Laurel
Hill Gem. Friends may call Fri. TO y. IN.
Bridseton and yiReIaIndi, n 4 r., papers COPY.
Margaret Reid. Relatives and friends. Holv
Name Society Of Church Of Holy Name. en-
Mon. $40 a. m. 1925 f. ,Berks st. Solemn
reauiem mas Church of the Holy Name 10 a. m.
Int. Old Cathedral Gem. Auto funeral.
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Thomas WYATT aoaa s aiat q, in,. rs.,.....'
YoUELL--Nov L. HONcRA A y1...a
(nee Egan), wife Of William Youeil - o94t.l.L
tives and friends invited to funeral Moc hee.
AIMS Church 10 a. m Int. Holy seps,ess.s. spss -
YOUNG Oct. 80, WILLIAM. bp.h,.,
veronica Young. Relatives and friends i lats
Moldsrs Union6 Local NO l5. invited Ia T,o.n
YOUNG, 32ln Joyce. 81. High requiem JOSEPH pa
mains may be Viewed Fri. eve. 'e' Re.
YOUNG. On oct. IS. 1917. WILLIAM =
YOUNG. son Of late James and Ma arra ref VI ~ n
Relatives and friends invited to funeral ogns ssns
icsc,sS' on pS2t. psS22t. at 2p' n, e. late residenes
mains NAV he Viewed Fri. eve '' he'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-02

BARPIN-Lost platinum barpin contat.,
about ~ or II diamonds; 4 inches long fioa
reward; no questions asked. r NO7 + sslVV
Office Aeuser
FOUNTAIN PEN-Lost. solid gold fountsin =
burg, Pa. Vuus
PIN--Lost, platinum flgree pin set with s,n.T,
oval S1pphires, Broad St Station Chas9naHn
Walnut 17th and 18th: reward 1O5 C7bnuutI
nut ave. Narberth. Bell Narberth tSss'
PuCKETBOOK-Lost, Thursday. Novembsr-
Chestnut st. between 7th ana "a
russet leather pocketboolS containing two "a
trin commutation tickets 70 Chelten ave, tw,
tickets for Metropolitan Opera House so, ~
money and important papers. Finder will ~
rewarded by returning same TO John II po1o
lows. Lutheran Publication Society. Ninth
and SAMSON SITS. '"
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UNDERTAKERs
LOST AND FOUND

ADOLPH FREED. 1905 N. nth st. Auto -
ice: also parlors. Phone Tioga 4G9e SerV-
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HELP WANTED-MALE

AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS. hrst-class. want
ed. Amply to George Deitz. shop foreman.
Buick Motor Co, Broad and Ponlar SITS
BEVEL and splitting shear hands, plate planer
nperators wanted; call ready to work Cruse-
Komper Company, Amber, Pa.
BLUE-PRINTER. exp, preferably acquainted
with photo slot machine. Apply Remington
Arms Co, Eddystone, Pa bring reference.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-02

MY Lanston Monotype Machine Co. gath and
Locust
Young LADY I'm Large office; must be expert
enCed in general office work. state eynertenco
Young LADIES. .. with several years eXperi-
ence In bookkeeping, for checking invoices
freight bills. etc; in renly Ct-e full partic-
uars. P SIS Ledger office
YOUNG LADIES over is. for light work N
machine shop Apply L8nston Montoype Ma.
chine Co. oath and Locust.
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BOY FOR OFFICE AND COMPOSING ROOM
WORK; GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR AD.
VANCEMENT. APPLY ROOM 2O4. PUBLIC
LEDGER. 6O6 CHESTNUT ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-02

ROY. BRIGHT AND ACTIVE. BE-
TTSTFE6M TS W6R K n NM NHrWsPERER Is BE4RR OF 9EFeE ICE
EEXXSSGGEEEhEENNTT EXSGEEENT fAfPARHGTE APRGY AFTER Fer Az z.
NJ. TO MIR. KELLY, PUBLIC LEDGER
OFFICE, 9TH AND CHESTNUT SITS.
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WOMEN WANTED

Your huoiress training. regardless ot tbs
particular line. will bring you large and per.
manent returns Urdcr our new co-operativs
sales rlan. In order 10 qualify YOU must be
ambitions. energetic and canahle of earning
at least S2I per week Applicants must be
25 years Of age over. Apply in person
Mr.. Yost. l30 S. 18th st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-02

CLOTHING SToCKKEEPERS
Experienced men on keeping stocks Of men
clothes. Perry Co., l6th and Chestnut s's
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-02

DENTIST wanted for Honolulu salary no
OBJECT; examination January. DR.. II. Glenn
90 mems Honolulu. r. ",
DRAFTSAi1N WANTED
craftsmen. skilled In work on automatic ma
cnine designi Jig and fixture work. and ma
chlnery layout. Write. stating experience ana
Vases desired, % Employment Ohice, ScoNlh
MahutAeturlng Company. Waterbury. conn
DRIVERS for auto cars. power hoist coal
trucks wages W per day. Apply American
Ice CO., l222 Belmont ave.
DkAfISMEN on construction work; 1890 TO
A2pOO per annum depending experience
ana ability; must be American citizens and
Service Division to 10 a. m.
DRIVERS wanted for route q days week;
Cream Co, 2as s. pad ST.
ELEcTRIcIANs--25 union interior electricians
lof. Wtlghtstown. N. y. eOc per hour, lodging
and Transportation furnished free from pills
aeipnla only Irwin Leighton, 154 n. i2th'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-02

BOY wanted in advertising agency; good oppor.
tunty II you earnest and ambitious; state
age; chance to learn business. GAS. Ledger
Central.
BOY for office and errands. Apply Van Diver
l2a 5th st.
BoYs-strong boys. over &c years. wanted at
Wunderles candy factory. 1882 Pegg ST.
topposte 446 N. cd st).
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SALESWONIEN

LIT BROTHERS REQUIRE sALEswoMEN
IN VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
LIT BROTHERS
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TYPTST--O"e fam''inr WITH Undorwoo1 mocNire.
1nn0 v 9tel
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-02

-, CARPENTERS - 20 WANTED GOOD
WAGES. F. w. MARK CONSTRUC-
TION co.
APPLY BALDwIN's GUARD BAR.
RACKS. OPPOSITE CRUM LYNNE
STATION. ON CHESTER PIKE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-02

TrN0GRAPHER want, q. ono for1ilior vitN
J-nderwnnd rrocNiue Ar0i'' h~'r'oen s and 10
a. M WV roe'o- 1oNe " 2rst
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

CHAMBERAIAlDS. $50 per month. with boars
lodging and laundry work. Appv TO tbe sS ~
perintendent, Philadelpha Hospital for Coa ou-
togious Diseases. ID and Luzcrne SITS. Phiia
delDhia
CLERK-Betwecn IS and 80. quick and a.
curate at figures. Apply between ana IA
a. m. VIM. Foster zoos n. 3ist ~
COOK. experienced. white, in family: no Z, Ss:T'
ing Phone, Germantown $685.,
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR wanted in Iar-s
office; permanent position, good salary: hours
$40 t. =. cne-half day Saturday: no over.
time. Apply American stores Co, 4OG Noble
eighth floor.
EMRROlDERERS and girls for hand embroI6.
ering. Apply Smith-Ramsey Embroidery Co.
1910 Market 81,
GIRLS. over II wanted for clean. pleasant
factory work; well paid while learning ana
excellent chance for rapid advancement Ans
nv Mr. Stoltz. 1l2 N 18th St
GIRLS wanted TO work on folding paper boxes
Brown & Bailey Co, N. w. cor. Franklin
and Willow sts.-
GIRLS over 10 years old for light work in
machine shop. Apply Ianston Monotype, oath
and Locust.
GIRLS. over 10. wanted. light. congenlal WORK;
4S-hour week; chance for advancement Ket.
terllnus Co. 4o5 Arch st.
GIRLS wanted at Wondering candy factory,
1882 PerT 81. fonnosite I46 N. 2d st
GIRLS over 10 years. for factory work Apply
William II. Hart, Jr., 246 Chestnut St
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cARYERS and flers wanted to work on um-
brella handles; rood wages: steady employ
ment. Apply to p, o, Box s5, Lancaster, IA.
CLERK, well educated. young between the ages
OF 20 and 26. who is looking for a good posi-
ton with fine opportunity for advancemeht'
must be at least a high-sChoOl graduate, Ap-
My Atlantic Refining Co. Employment Dept
Phlla gate 3144 Passyuhk ave, Phia,
CLERK for general office work. not over -
years OF age. l16. Ledger Ofhee.
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STr'NOGp NDHER ND tvnavriter. William
Prown g. Farlo. 01S Chestnut st.
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WON N-Wantcd n healthy. hotel-cvncrienced
woman to aCt resistant housekaaper In
large hotel in philadelphia: one familiar with
the details of the linen room housekeeping
department.. charge Of helm: etc, preferred;
salary $50 per month besides nrivate room,
bath and hoard in keening with the regua-
tiou. condition Of an assistant householder; in
making reply give full details Of experience,
reference. married or single and age. 932.
Ledger Office.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-06

The RouYkes made seven hits count
for as many runs yesterday and Pas
Pets ran off with the ball game from
Holly's Saints, z to 3, The victory
made the count on the series, three
out Of four for our heroes.
Mr. Rose was sent to the hurting
mound for che Saints at the start and
for four inrjngs the Rourkes chances
seemed stint. Pas men had failed to
connect for hit. had made only one
run with til. aid Of couple OF walks
and a wild pitch. while the Saints had
marked up three tallies and had con-
nected for seven hits.
But the home half OF lie fifth
proved the undoing OF Mr.. Rose.
Cooncy and Williams opened with
hits and Rose punctured Miller with
a pitched ball, filling the bases. Shaw's
long fly scored Cooney. Rose dished
out q walk to Yardley and Holly
derrieked Fose.
Poor Move.
1t was a poor move. In the FIRST
place It cost him $40 TO get Gaspar
into the game as the jumps plastered
Harry with fine Of that sum Monday
and lie refused to let Gaspar hurl un-
I'll the ten was forthcoming. In the
second place. the Rourkes took iik.
ing to the Gaspar brand of hurting.
Brottem greeted Gaspar with a
hard drive to short which RAIDER bob
hled, This scored Williams. Miller
also beat it for home and RAIDER added
to the good work with wild throw.
That gave the Rourkes one-run
lead ON the Saints and in the seventh
they annexed three more tallies on a
quartet OF solid knocks.
After the third inning, Merz had
the Saints baffled so the game was a
cinch for our side.
Des MONIES today.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-06
GIANTS KILL ALL
PHILLIES' HOPES
Philadelphia Entirely Out Of
Race for Pennant After Los
ing a Double Header to
New. York.

New York, Sept. 5.-New York
knocked Philadelphia out OF the pen
nant race here today, winning both
games of double header, 8 to 2, and
5 to !. New Yorks double victory
increased its lead to ten games. Phila-
delphia has not won game on the
Polo grounds this season.
Bender pitched great ball for Phila-
delphia in the first game until the
eighth inning, when he weakened and
the Giants scored three runs.
The Giants won the second game
by knocking Rixey out of the box in
two innings, during which they scored
four runs on five hits and two errors.
Score, first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-06
Peter ChehauIt Takes .
Feature at Hartford

Hartford, Conn, Sept. Sin the
2:07 trot, Peter Chenault took three
frsts out of six hearts, coping the
purse from Ridgemark, who only
made two frsts. M. L. J., who came
in third, took one first. Summaries:
Trotting, 2:O7 Glass. Three in Five, Purse
$500.
Peter Chenault, b. s.. by
Peter the Great-Stella
Chenault by Baron Wilkes
(Murphy) 80. .......,...1 4 3 /
Ridgemark, br. g., by
Wiask- Elite by Prodi-
gal (Traynor) .......,,,..2 . / 2
M. L. j., b. g., by Red Will
Narcissa, by Marquette
tLeonard) ....... ......4 1 2 2 ro
Started: Harrods Creek Donna Clay AL
lies Ashbrook. Time: 2:oSA, 2:O7la, 2:oSA,
2:0Sh, 2:0S%, 2:111a.
Pacing, 2:09 Glass, Three in Five, Purse
$1,000.
Oregon Hal, b. g., by Hal B.
Brown by Lovelace Murphy)..1 3 l /
Able Bond. b. m, by the Abbe-
Dam by the Bondsman tSnog).2 3 2
Birdie Alcyo, b. ~, (SmalD. ....,3 4 5
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-06
Ignatius McGregor Wins
Feature Race at Lincoln

Lincoln, Sept ESPECIAL Tele-
gram. State fair races this after,
noon were again marked by close
finishes. Ignatius McGregor, a big
brown stallion from Iowa. had an
easy time in the efature event, how
ever, winning the 2:20 trot for a purse
If $1,000 in straight heats. In. the 2:27
rot, Catherine Archdale, Bbbbla and
Black Kilkenny put up great fight
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-06
dad" Weaver Slowly
Improving at Home

A slow, gradual improvement of
the condition of ]. D. Weaver is re-
ported from ,his home. 1t has now
been a week since he was hurt in the
George Brandeis automobile on the
way to Des Moines near Casey, Ia.
For a time his condition was cor
sidered very serious. Several ribs
are broken and serious internal in
Juries were feared for time, but the
doctors say now that he is making a
slow gain.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-06
pHILAnrLPnil
Totala. .2s a271l / Totala. .a1 sar11

Two-base hits: Gardner, McInnis. Three
base hit: Bodie. Stolen base: Scott. Double
plays: Gardner to Hoblitzei to McInnis to
Scout; Mcinnis funassisted. Bases on balls:
OFT Leonard, 1; off Seibold, A. struck out.
BY Leonard. l; by Selboid, s. Umpires:
Nallin and Connolly.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-06
Ducks Hold Boosters
SCoreleSS Till Ninth

Lincoln, Sept 5.-Carl East was
very effective today and the Boosters
we're held scoreless to the ninth. The
fnal count was 5 to 2. Payne was
given wretched support in the first
inning and four local runners crossed
the par. From then on he pitched air
tight ball. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-06

Two-base hits. Crosby, Holly. Watson.
Sacrifice hits: Williams. Brottem. Sacrifice
fly. Shaw. stolen base: shaw. Double
play. Crosby to RAIDER. Hits; OFF Rose, !?
in four and two-thirds innings, Oft Gaspar.
In three and one-third innings. struck
out: by Merz, g; by Rose, 2; by Gaspar, /.
Bases on balls; OFF Merz, Il off Rose, 8.
Hit by pitched ball; Miller. Wild pitch:
Rose. Passed ball; Brottem. Left on bases:
Omaha, 81 st. Joseph, s. Time: 1850. Um-
plre. DAILY.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-06
Drawn for
The Bee
by
George
McManus
HITS IN PINCHES
WIN FOR R0URKES
Pas Pets Make Seven Hits
Count for as Many Runs and
Easily Win From Holly's
Saints.
Copyright.
1917.
International
News
Service.

Today the Des Moines Boosters
come to Omaha to play the last
series of the year on the local lot.
-Four games will be played, start
ing this afternoon at 3:I5 and con-
tinuing until Sunday when the last
game Of the year in Omaha will
be staged.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-06
Ten Thousand Persons
See the Atlantic Races

Atlantic, la, Sept. Especial Tel
egram. Ten thousand persons at
tended theCass county fair on this,
the second day. The race results as
follows:
Trotting, 2:27 class:
Bee Thala, b. m, T. ]. King,
Irene, s. D........,...., 5 Il
Bess Medium, b. m, l.. L.
STALL. Harlan. Ia. .......a "a 5
Leroy Wilson. b. g., p C. Nc ,
Nally, Dunlap. Ia........4 dr.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-06
YANKS LOSE TO The
SENATOR'S SUPPORT
First of Series Goes to Wash
ington Backing Ayers; Three
Double Plays Prevent
Visitors Scoring.

Washington, Sept. s.--Ayres was
given splendid support today aud
Washington shut out New York, ; 10
0, in the first game Of the series here.
Three double plays were factors in
preventing the visitors from scoring.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-06
Whisenand-Long

James Wilbur Whisenand and Mar
garet Elenore Long were married
Wednesday at the noon hour at the
home of the brides parents, DIR. and
Mrs. F. A. Long, in Madison. Rev.
W. H. Cooper of the Presbyterian
church ohiciatd,
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-06
LINCOLN.
Totals 90 I s4fi 4
sBatted for PAYNE In ninth

pes Moincs 80 go o o o. a-a
Lincoln ....4 q % o. s--5
Three-hase hit: Murphy T,yo-base hits:
Smith. East, Eiffsrt. Double plays. Smith to
Berghammer to Eiffeft CAY; Smith 10 Eff
fert Earned runs: Des Moines. 2. Lincoln /.
Struck out: BY Payne s. by East. : Bases
on balls: Off East 1. off Payne {. Left on
bases: Lincoln 20. pes Moincs Il Time.
l;sa Umpire. Browne a.xsss9
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-06

TWo- Dase Nus. Hornsby, Ames, UoyIe
Three-base hits: Baird, Smith, Paulette,
kilduff, Ames. Stolen bases: Smith, Snyder
Double plays: Snyder to Paulette. Kilduff
to Merkle to Wilson, Miller to Hornsby to
Paulette. Bases on balls. Off Ames, 3;
off Aldridge, ] off Weaver, g. Hits: Off
Carter in three innings; off Pendergast
in two innings; off Aldridge, in two in
nings. Struck out: BY Carter, 5: by Ames
4; by Pendergast, i: by Aldrdge, l. by
Weaver, /. Umpites: Harrison and ODay.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-06
Cards Gather Tn Cubs,

Chicago, Sept. 5.--Leon Ames had little
trouble holding Chicago's hits we'll scattered.
while st. Louis gathered eighteen hits off
Chicago twirlers and won easily, to L.
Ames and Long led the assault on the
local twirlers with four hits each, Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-06
Stand ING OF Teams
WEST. rEAGuE
ASSN.


Yesterdays Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha, q: st. Joseph, 9.
Des Mones. 2; Lincoln. S.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston, i2; Brooklyn, ST..
Philadelphia, 2-1: New York. s-s.
st. Louis. .: Chicago. 4.
AMERICAN BEAGuE.
Chicago. 4: st. Louis. /.
New York. o: Washington, Q.
Boston, 3; Philadelphia. ].
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville, 2; Indianapolis. i.
st. Paul, s.; Kansas City, l..
Games Today.
Western League-Des 1foines at Omaha.
St Joseph at Lincoln, Hutchinson at Dem
vef. Joplin at Wichita.
National League Brooklyn at Boston,
Philadelphia at New York. ST Louis al Chi
cago.
american League--Detroit at st. Louis.
New York Il s.shington. Boston at Phiia-
dsirbtA.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-06
Lincoln S-Des Moiues 3

Des Moines ......o 0 10000 % a--2 Z 6
Lincoln ......,s..t o o o0oo1o x-5 s /
Batteries: Payne and spahr; East and
Rohrer. Umpire, Brown,
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-06
Also ran: Robert Gatewood. Time 20st "a,
2:1t %,2:Os%, 2:091a.
Trotting, ?:10 Glass. Three in Five, Purse
St 50O


Koroni ch. g., by Kavalli- Rusalka
by Mazstlan, (Brusie) ...........t 1 1
Empress Of Russia. ch. m, (Murphy)2 2 2
Lydia, br m. (Goode) ......,.......3 5 )
Started: Judge Jones Time: 2:10&,
2:lSh 2:t1it E~
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WASHINGTON.
'Ew YORK
Totals. 80 s241ss
sBatted for Shocker in eighth.

New York. ....,....... 0 90 0 o o 0 o %
Two-base hit; Menosiy. Three base hits:
High, Rice. Stolen base. Baker Double
plays: Foster, Morgan and Leonard; Leon
ard and Morgan: Nunamaker and Peckin-
paugh; Menosky and Henry. Bases on balls:
Off Shocker 4 off Ayers, q Hits; Off
shocker. 7 in seven innings Struck outs ny
shocker, &; by cullop, Il: BY Ayers, ]. um-
pires: o'Loushln and Moriarlty.
White sox Make Clean Sweep.
ST. Louis. No. Sept 5.--By taking today's
game, I to i, in eleven innings. Chicago
made q clean sweep OF the series and
strengthened It's hold on first place. A
batting rally after two were out in the
eleventh, won the game for the visitors.
Score:
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NEW YORK,

Totals. 10 Y
sBatted for Bender In ninth.
sRan for McCarty In sixth.
sBatted for Schupp In seventh
Philadelphia 20 o 0 0 o 0 o.
New York ....0 0 0 90 0 s-S
Two base hits: Burns (2), Home rum
Kaufi. Stolen base: Stock. Double play: Me-
hoff TO Bancroft TO Iuderus Bases on balls,
OFF Schupp. 3; off Anderson, 1: off Bender,
/. Hits: OFF Schupp, in seven innings.
Struck out: BY Schupp, q; by Anderson, /:
by Bender, 8, Umpires; Rigler and Brans-
field.
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SselboId's wlldness Defeats Athietic,

Phiiadelphia. Sept S,--Seibold held Boston
to three hits today, but the visitors won
the. game. ? TO 1, because OF. his wildness.
Both men who scored for Boston ogt to first
base on balls, Score.
A ROSTON puIf A rIr r,ts,k
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Frank Walker. b. g., W. ].
Roberts. Red Oak, Ia. 3 s dr..
Utcan B. NJ. entered by Joe Head, Des
Motnes. did not show.
Time, 2:2214. 2:26h, 2:25, 2:25%. 2:24S4.
Pacing, 2:2j class:
Bond Della. King, b. g., r. P. Clark,
Brayton, la. ...,............... 1 1
Allego, b. g., P. ]. Eggers, Deni-
son, Ia................... Ia. . 4 ?
Rella, b. g., H. l.. Packard, Harlan,
la. ....................... 8 2
Haley's Comet, b. e., Jess Blacke,
Toledo. Observation-Disclosures.
Redng, 8. g., Westjohnson, Atlantic, Ia.
drawn.
Time, 2:23h, 2:24h. 2:2SA.
Five-eighths mile run:
Tommy Collins, b. g., Earl Knowleton,
Anita, Ia, first; Saxey King, William Harri-
son, Massona. Ia second Teddy Doyle,
Wilson, Anita, Ia third.
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BROOkLYN

Two-base hits: Stengel. Hickman. Three
base hit; Kruger Double play: smith "a
rawlings to Tyler Bases on balls: orr Ca.
dore, y; off Walsh 4. Struck out:By cadore
.; by Walsh, 3. Umpires: KLEIN and Emslie
Score second game.
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core, second game
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BOSTON.
Totals. 80 sss s2 Totals. 80 sa71a q
sBatted for Miljus in ninth

Brooklyn $3.50 / 0 o o-1
boston ......o ol o o s-2
Two-base hit: oRourke. Bases on balls.
utf Miijus. g.. Struck out: BY Miijus, Z;
by Allen. I. umplres: KLEIN and Emslie