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Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-03
J0-JOS INCREASE
LEAD BY WINNING
OFF OMAHA, SIS
Rourkes Get Three More Hits
Than Visitors, But Are
Caught on the Bags
and Fall Short.

The leading St. Joseph club In
creased their lead in the Western
league, trimming the Rourkes by a
S to 5 score. Where hits only
counted the locals would have been
the victors, as they had eleven
bingles to the visitors eight, but the
St. Joe runners kept their heads
when they were on the bags and
counted. The Rourkes tried to run
wild on the bases and were caught
in the act. They didn't get away
with it.
1t was nothing to get some in the
first frame, but the Josies stepped
out in front with three in the second,
the first three men getting singles.
Beale famed and Crosby doubled,
scoring the three runners ahead OF
him. At this point, Townsend was
derricked and Earl Schatzman took
hi; place on the rubber. North went
out, Barbeau to Jackson and Gil
more hit to Hemingway, who
turned and threw Crosby out at
third.
The new outfielder, Lee. led off
the Rourkes' half Of the second with
a triple and scored on Graham's out,
short to first. Schinkle and Spell
man followed with breeze outs.
Three and one-half innings went by
without another score. but in the
sixth the Omaha slammers took
brace for an instant and Barbeau
slammed out double. Jackson and
Mason went out and Jap was scored
by Hemmingway's single. The
short-stopper died on first when Lee
grounded to third base.
St. Joseph sewed the game up in
the eighth when Schatzman walked
two after one out and Bonowitz
scored them both with a double.
Jackson got two putouts unassisted
on the next batters, Brubecker pop
ping out and Beale grounding down
the first base line. Barbeau led off
with single in the Omaha half and
was out on a fielder's choice of
Jackson's grounder to short. Mason
out, second to first. Hemingway
ripped out his second single and
Barbeau trotted home. Lee flied out
to center field.
There was nothing doing for
either side in the ninth, though
Srhinkle tried to start something
alter Graham had famed, poking
neat single out over second. Spell
man famed and Harry Williams,
batting for Schatzman, was given
pass to first, but Manager Cozy
Dolan gathered in Barbeau's fast
grounder and threw him out at first
and the game was over, with Omaha |
on the short end. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-03

Nufer allowed Plattsmouth but four hits
and whitfield ten men.
Jimmy Moore played In right field FOR
the Holmes last Sunday.
Custard made a. couple of nifty catches
in left for the Outfitters last sunday.
Bogue's timely two-sacker scored pair
Of tallies for the Holmes last sunday
Young Bachman is playing steIiar
game in the outer garden for the Curos'
Nothing can come too fast for SAT.
ranek, the Townsend crack backstopper'
Emil Kralicek has signed his signature
to the contract of the World-Herald team.
The Curos have Joined the Sunset
league and expect to make great SHOW
ing.
John Eight Ball" Riley has played
remark a BILE ball for the Townsends THIS
season.
Potter, although badly crippled. played
an error.
Sam" Elliott, the Babe Ruth" OF
amateur base ball, is back in the lineup
Of the Curos
Frank Barta has returned from South
Dakota and will be seen in the lineup
of the euro team.
Frank Pascal, at third for the Union
Quitting Co. gets everything that comes
his way and has a great arm.
II any one wants to know who the lad
il covering short for the Townsends. tell
them II is Walter Sebron.
The Murphy Did-Its will journey TO
Herman, Neb today and lock horns with
the crack aggregation at that place
The Holmes players believe the
Murphys should play the Nebraska Power
Co, before they play the Holmes again
Everett and spellman will do the bat
terry work for the Holmes. Spellman, was
formerly with the Brandeis Store aggre-
cation.
with Kubat. vodtcka, sebron and Jack
son tho Townsend Gun Co. claim TO
have the best infield in the Gate City
league.
McDermott. spellman and Bernstein
are comb nation hard to beat. They
are connected with the World Herald ag-
gregation.
The Townsends are out to cop the
Gate City league flag this afternoon. and
"Curley" Rand will be on the mound for
the Gunners.
The Townsends claim to have two OF
the best hurlers in class c circles IN
Joe Ort, southpaw and "Curley' Rand
star right-hander.
The World Herald team, champions OF
the Booster league. will play at DOW
city, Neb, this afternoon. Eddie Nc
permott, crack hurler for the newspaper
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-03
Sandlot Base Ball Gossip

lads. will heave them over the rubber for
his teammates.
Guinotte caught a pair stealing at
Plattsmouth last Sunday. and the home
guards failed to try 1t again. He sure
can throw EN- out at second
Anderson. former player of the Outfit
ters, played with his old team mates
against Portsmouth last Sunday and
made several sensational catches.
This afternoon the McCaffreys will clash
with the Nebraska Power company team
at Miller park. A fast game is expected,
as both teams are playing great ball.
Koehler. formerly with the Bowen Fur
niture team. played great game for
| the Union Quitting team, last Sunday.
ne Is without doubt the best outfielder
in class B.
The Ernie Holmes White sox will play
! snappy battle is looked for as both teams
have defeated each other and are out for
the rubber event
Charlie LANCER was hitting the pill
hard last Sunday at Hamburg, securing
| three two-baggers out of three times up,
| and as the result the Holmes White Sox
won by to 3 score
The McCaffrey Motor team, which fin
ished In third place in the City league,
handed Griswold Ia, its first defeat OF
me season, last Sunday, when the Motor
crew Wonlby score Of IL to l.
|
satrapa for the Townsends has featured
throughout the season and these boys
are expected to make a great showing in
the final game this afternoon.
! With cooney. Ray Luebbe. Carlan and
| Barsoall. the Paxton-Vierlings have an
lnfleid hard to beat, while their d.
| also is considered one of the best in the
American league, with these stars. Roy
and Carl Luebbe, Carlson and Vince.
out-of-towr teams wishing games with
the McCaffrey Motor crew for sunday
August TO- and August H. call or write
Manager Horace Roseblum, Webster $40,
or address him at 1920 North Eighteenth
| street
rsi,e PiaTat. 10 playing the Loh IIo,,,ss
stated that the majority OF the fans
are kidding the players about being
AFRAID to play the Council Bluffs team
but since none OF the players Of this
years team played with the Holmes last
year. the Joke is on the fans. The Holmes MI,
| nave their schedule completed and 1t VIII
| be impossible to play the Longeways
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-03
With the Bee Juniors

With the season drawing to a
close, the teams in the three di-
visions of The Omaha Bee Junior
Base Ball association are staging an
interesting race for championship
honors, and from present indications
the championship will not be settled
until the finals are staged.
In division the Suburbas are
leading over the West Dodge Dairy
and the Woodman Of the World
team by a single game, and today's
contest between the Suburbas and
the lodgemen, scheduled at Thirty
second street and Dewey avenue,
will be the feature game in that di-
vision.
Both teams are playing great ball
at present and hard-fought battle
is anticipated. The West Dodgers
are clashing with the Charles Street
Merchants at Thirty-hrst street and
Ames avenue, and should have an
easy time, as their opponents are
somewhat crippled, but as the old
saying goes, you never can tell I'M
til it's all over"
The Dorcas Street Stars, who are
tied with the Holmes Juniors, for
merly the Farnam Candy Co., in dl-
vision 2, will clash with the Leaven-
worth Merchant Juniors at Fonte-
nellie park, and a hard-fought con-
test is looked for. The Stars are
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-03

confident of winning, while the
Merchant followers expect their ia
vorites to come out ahead. The
Holmes Juniors, who are scheduled
with The Omaha Bee,. have been
awarded forfeit on account of the
latter team disbanding, and the
Omaha Taxi have also been given a
forfeit over the Slogh Juniors.
At Elmwood park, west diamonds,
the Riverview Cubs will lock horns
with the Walnut Hill Merchants in
the only game in division g. The
Cubs are in second place, and but
two games behind the Meyer Bear
cats. leaders. The Bearcats and the
Lake Street Merchants are not
playing, but have been awarded for
felt games. the former getting one
from the Krug Park Singers and
the Merchants from the Deer Park
Ramblers.
Following is today's schedule:
Division l.
Thirty-first and Ames-Charles Street
Merchants VS.. West Dodge Dairy. 10 d. m.
Thirty second and Dewey Avenue
Woodman of the World VS.. Suburbas, 10
a. m.
Elmwood Park. East-Locust Street Mer
chants VS.. Kiaman Insurance Co.. 10 a. m
Division 2.
Fontenele Park-Dorcas Street Stars VS..
Lcavenworth Merchants Juniors, 10 m
Division 8.
Elmwood Park. West--Wanut Hill Mer-
chants vs. Riverview Cubs, 10 a. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-03
Herzog Goes to Cubs
in Big Deal Involving
Three Big Leaguers

Chicago, Aug. 2.-Charles (Buck>
Herzog, star infielder Of the Boston
National league club, today became.
a member of the Chicago National
league team as the result OF deal
bv which Leslie Mann and Charles
Pick, infielders, are exchanged Tor
the eastern player.
Herzog will report to the Chicago
team tomorrow He formerly
played with the New York and GIN
cinnat teams before going to Bos-
ton. Pick joined the Chicago club
last season from the San Francisco
club of the Pacific Coast league:
Mann was formerly with tie Bos-
ton Nationals and went to the Chi
cago club of the Federal league.
When that organization was dis
banded and the base ball peace COM
pact was signed in 1916, he was
signed by the Chicago Nationals
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-03
SANDY" Bunk.

President w. A. Rourke and
Manager Bill Jackson firmly believe
that from now on the local club
will be right in the running, with
the addition of Pitcher Sandy
Burk, purchased from Minneapolis
of the American association, and
the return of Shortstop Ed Hem
ingway to the game. Hemming
way broke a small bone in his
right foot some time ago sliding
into second base and was helped
from the field, unable to play for
nearly three months. He is once
more able to play and is filling his
old position at the short field.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-03
Happy Hollow Club.

The results of an l8-hole handi-
cap match against DOGGY, in which
the players were divided into three
classes, according to handicaps, was
as follows: Class A, from scratch
to 8 handicap, Fred Weppner with
| 2 handicap brought the Col. in 3
! down. Paul Scott being second
with up playing from scratch.
In class B handicaps 9 to 10 in
| elusive. Herbert c. Woodland won.
being up with the aid of 10 handi-
cap. c. B. Moser being second with
up and y handicap, while in class
c for players having over 10 handi-
! cap c. G. Smith with 10 handicap
was 4 up and Edward S. Miller,
with IS handicap, was 3 up on the
| Col Prizes we're presented for the
| winners by F. V. Roy, N. H. Ty-
son and F. ]. Norton.
Some very close games were
played i'll the various flights of the
club championship, following are
the results of the first round:
Championship.
A H Bewsher beat +. w. Porter, l up
E. f. O'Neill lost to B. N. Robertson
F. B. weppner beat Yale Holland. 8
and 4.
w. E. Shepard. jr.. beat L. P. Camp
bell. and 2.
c. E. Pauson beat J. S. Taggart, up.
II. r. Hall beat H. w. Morrow. up.
Bryce Crawford beat W. E. Shafer 3
and 2.
The losers in the first round drop
into the consolation game, for which
prizes have been presented by F. S.
Martin and Ezra Willard.
F. W. Porter and o'Neill.
Holland and Austin.
Campbell and Taggart.
Morrow and shafer.
Second Flight.
George Graham beat Harold Moser. .
II. X. schafer beat H. c. Woodland, up.
w. l.. Wilcox beat Dick Wagner. and ].
B. II. Nellie beat W. w. Hoye. I and 2,
Fred scholer beat F. w. Waller. 8 and l.
A. E. Houghton beat J. H. Conrad. l up
George Rasmussen beat w. c. Fraser,
1 up, 10 holes.
Harold Montgomery won from u. T.
Manning by default
Third Flight Championship.
L. NJ. McCague beat R. E. Montgomery,
F. H. Woodland beat G, A. seabury. up,
f. s. Miller beat A. c. Munger. and l.
O. Perry beat w. w. Johnston, up. 10
holes. "A
holes.
by default
Fourth Flight.
r. L. Robson beat Fred Dale. l up.
I. B. Erwin beat H. NJ. Hundley. jr.,
and T.
Faold Russell beat F. A. Waldman,
and 4.
A. W. Bowman won from E. c. TWAIN
ley by default.
Henry Allen beat Byron Clark, and 5.
G. W. Johnston beat c. H. Peterson.
II. M Hundley. ST., beat H. D. Rhoades,
and 3. w.t.,
A. D. Cloyd, jr.. beat F. H. Brooks,
and 2.
In the July game of the all-season
contest eight players qualified with
f-1t
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-03
First game:
CHICAGO
BOSTON.

Totals 81 1924 / Totals 3511 27
~, t,A for ~, y,fH
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-03

With these two players to aid his
team, Jackson promises the oppo-
sition some lively times. He and
the owner feel certain that Burk's
work in the box will cut down the
hits gained off the hurlers. Before
his injury Ed was playing bang-up
game and since his return has
played exceptionally good bali, hit
ting the old pill in his old time
form. His running is somewhat i'm
paired, but he believes that he is
improving in this department as
we'll.
In the Association, Burk was con-
sidered one of the best hurlers in
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-03
Whitley" Captured.

Colorado Springs, Colo. Aug, D.
William White, alias Whitley" said
to be wanted for the robbery of the
Humboldt Park State bank of Chi
cago June 3, was captured here by
the local police department. White :
arrest was brought about by Detec-
tive Hanrahan of Chicago, who is
visiting in this city and who spotted
White on the street
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-03

the loop and his work since join
ing the Omaha club has been worth
great deal to the Rourkes. He
is a heady pitcher, usually with
good curves and fine control. More
than this he is also hitter of no
mean ability, Besides the two play
ers shown above, Rourke has
bought Outfjelder Lee from the
Coast league and Catcher Hayes
from Oklahoma City. These men
are all stars in their positions and
the local ball heads think they will
build the local team up to such a
point that they will be able to walk
away with the Western league rag.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-03
Hold Public Memorial
Services for Dead
Des MONIES PLAYER

Des Moines, Ia, Aug. AR
rangements were completed today
to hold special public memorial
services here August 10, at the
Western league base ball park in
honor Of June Cass, Des MONIES
outfielder, who died recently, fol-
lowing an attack of tonsilitis. Cass
was the leading base stealer Of the
Western league. His body has been
removed to the home OF his family
in Scotland, S. D.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-03
Troops Fire On Strikers
In Basel Killing Several

London, Aug. IA dispatch from
Geneva under date Of August / says
that during fierce rioting at Basel,
in Connection with the strike there,
troops fred on the strikers, kin
nine and wounding 40,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-03
WICHITA.
Totals s71124 8 totals 90 s27

Wichita ............o 90 0 o.
Oklahoma City Ito l 0 90 IS
Two-base hits Washburn. Yaryan. Lin
dimore, Sacrifice hits: Mari, Mueller.
Salisbury Struck out: By Salisbury, 2;
by Gregory. / by Bowman, /. Bases on
balls: Off Gregory, 2. Hits: Off Greg
ory, in s innings (none out in sixth); off
Bowman, l in innings. Double play:
Tanner, Benson and Adams. Left on bases:
Oklahoma City. 6: Wichita, s. Losing
pitcher: Gregory. Time: 1:40. Umpires:
Jacobs and Meyers.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-03
PIRATES DOUBLE.
SCORE OF BRAVES,
WINNING, 4 TO Z
Boston Pitcher Weakens in
Eighth Inning and Pitts
burgh Batters Bunch
Hits.

Pittsburgh, Aug. 2-Pittsburgh
defeated Boston today by score Of
4 to 2. Fillingim held the locals to
two hits and no runs for seven in
nings, but in the eighth he passed
two men and the Pittsburghs
punched two singles and triple
that scored four runs and won the
game. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-03
Reds Strengthen Hold.

Cincinnati, Aug. 1.-THE Cincinnati
team strengthened It's hold on first place
by defeating New York again today, to O..
Sallee pitched one of his best games al
lowing the Giants only five hits, and
they never seriously threatened to score.
Benton lasted only five innings. and Du-
bus who succeeded him in the sixth, was
wild and ineffective.
1t was knights of Columbus day and
before the game Governor Cox Of Ohio
presented Manager Moran Of the Cincin-
natl club. who is member of the order,
with a costly diamond studded watch and
fob. The attendance was 2l,600 the larg-
est weekday crowd Of the local season.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-03
Totals SO 927 2
sBatted for Mapel In seventh

Two base hits: slattery. Manion. Sac
rifice hit: Lamb Stolen base: Brandt.
Bases on balls: Off Mapel. i; off Crutcher.
l. Struck out: BY Bayne, S: by Barham,
/; by Mapel, 4: by Crutcher. 8. Hit by
pitcher: BY Bayne, (Nutt, HalD; by
Mapel (Tierney) Runs: Off Bayne. in
6 2-s innings; off Mapel, in innings;
off Crutcher. In innings. Double play:
Tierney to Slattery. Left on bases: Tulsa,
5; Joplin. Q. Time: 1895 Umpires: Wit
ter and Shannon.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-03
Totals 371027 II Totals 3714
'Batted for Gill in seventh.
xRan for Milan in seventh,

Cleveland ..........2 0 8 0 8 o 3 ! Ola
Washington ........3 0 O. s
l. Two-base hits: Wambsganss, Graney,
Rice. Three-base hits Gardner, Myers.
Stolen bases: Speaker t2). Judge. john
ston, Wambsganss. Sacrifice hits: Erick-
son. Wambsganss. Sacrifice fly: Muir
ply. Double play: Myers to ONeill to
Johnston. Left on bases: Cleveland, 9;
Washington, 9. Bases on balls: Off
Erickson, 4; off Myers g.; off Gill. 3; off
Zachary, L. Hits: Off Erickson. in
4 1-3 innings; off Gill, in % in
nings. Hit by pitched bail; Smith, ONeill,
by Erickson. Struck out: By Myers. 3;
Erickson
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-03
BROWNS MAKE|T
TWO STRA|CHTS
FROM MACKMEN
Capture Second Game Of
Series From Philadelphia;
Both Pitchers Hit
Hard,

Philadelphia, Aug 2-St. Louis
took its second straight game in the
series with Philadelphia today, to
Z. Rogers was hit hard by St, Louis
and was given poor support. Phila-
delphia got nine hits of Sothoron
but the St. Louis pitcher was effec-
tive with men on bases. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-03
Header Today Park Omaha ST. Joseph First Game
Golf Notes
Omaha Field Club.

M. H. LaDouceur, shooting 70
was 7 up on DOGGY at the Field club,
in match play against DOGGY compe-
tition; scoring was not as good as
it should have been, the greens be-
ing slower should have helped some
good scores.
o. Fl. Menold. J. w. Tillson, O.
G.. Lieben and G. D. Thomas were
drawn out for last place.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-03
Sioux City Breaks Even in
Double Bill With Qes MOineS

Sioux City. Aug. Sioux City
and Des Moines broke even in a
double header, Sioux City losing the
first, to J, and winning the second
Alto 0. Fletcher allowed three hits
in the second game. Score, first
game:
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-03
Second ga me :
pHJT AnEJ pE
Totals 4O12 30 q Totals

IUtH1s 80 II 81 q TOtdls 5I TO 5V Q
'Batted for Carter in Sth.
xBatted for Martin in 10th.
Chicago ........ 0 0 0 %
Two-base hits: Deal (2), Flack. Ira
gesser, Meusel, Merkle. Three base hit:
Paskert Stolen base Tragesser. Sacri-
flee hits: Barber. Hollocher (2). Gala
han. Double plays: Martin to O'Farrel
to Merkle. Left on bases: Philadelphia,
10; Chicago. IS. Bases on balls Off
Rixey, s; off Bailey, 1: off Carter, I; off
Martin, !. Hits: Off Bailey, in 6 1-3
Innings: off Carter. in "a innings; off
Martin, 5 in 2 innings. Hit by pitched
ball: By Rixey (Magee). Struck out; By
Bailey. 8; by Martin. !: by Rixey, l..
Losing pitcher: Martin.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-03

The pairings and handlcapS 1of
match play are:
| Brownlee az vs. Bewsher (5).
| Mele 90 VS.. Scholer 90.
BuiIta ND VS.. Burmese 90
| Hall as VS. Downs "a.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-03
Base Ball Standings
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
st. Joseph. s; Omaha, 3.
Tulsa, 1: Joplin, 3.
Des Moines, 10; Sioux City. "a.
Oklahoma City. s; Wichita, 4.
Games Today.
st. Joseph at Omaha.
Des Moines at Sioux City.
Joplin at Tulsa.
Wichita at Oklahoma City.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-03
Oklahoma City Bunches Hits
in Sixth and TrounceS Witches

Oklahoma City, Aug. 2.-Okla-
homa City punched three hits with
two walks and an error in the eighth
inning and won today's game from
Wichita, S to 4. Without hit safely
in his 5lst consecutive game. Score:
WICHITA. OKLAHOMA CITY.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Boston, ST.: Chicago. $40.
St. Louis, s; Philadelphia, 2.
Cleveland, IL; Washington, 6.
Detroit. IA, New York. s.
Cams Today.
Cleveland at Washington.
Detroit at New York
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-03
Phillies Take Two.

Chicago. Aug. 2.--Philadelphia defeated
Chicago in both games of a double header
today. winning the first game. 2 to l in
IA innings, and tie second to in 10
innings. AS a result of the double vic
tory. the visitors advanced from last to
sixth place in the league standing. Score
First game:
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-03

Those WHO qualified and the draw:
NJ. H. LaDouceur plays NJ. J. Swartz.
T. F. Murphy plays c. NJ. Richards.
AL Calm plays F. l.. Marks.
J. r. Blakeney plays NJ. J. Coakley
E. F. Vaughn plays J. w. Shireman.
f. f. Brando plays F. d. Smith:
H. c. Nicholson plays l.. f. Gillespie.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-03
: In regard to playing the Longeways,
Southern Association

At birmingham. /; Memphis, 4.
At New Orleans. 3-2; Chattanooga 30
AT Atlanta, "a: Little Rock, Ia
At Mobile. 49, Nashville. So.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-03
CHICAGO.


/ MATTED for Sn7' \ In tenth.
IRAN for Dal In fourteenth.
Philadelphia 80 0 OIL 0 0 0 0 0 1-2
Chicago .000 O0l0O0 0 0 0 0--1
Two-base hits: Barber. Blackburne,
Whitfield Paulette Three-base HIT
Adams Sacrifice hits: Magee, Deal
Double plays: Adams to Bancroft; Paul
cite to Luderus. Left on bases: Phila-
delphia. 10; Chicago s. Bases on balls:
Off Alexander. 3; off Smith, I; off
Meadows, g. Hits: Off Smith. 6 in nine
innings off Meadows, 3 in five innings
Struck out: BY Alexander Is; by Smith,
/; by Meadows. 8. Winning pitcher:
Meadows
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-03
Dodgers Nose Cards Out.

st. Louis. Aug. "A wild throw by
Clemens to catch Konetchy. who had sin
gled, stealing second in the seventh put
the runner on third and Hornsby's tumble
Of Wards grounder allowed Konetchy to
score the deciding run of Brooklyn's STOP
victory over st. Louis today.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-03
White and Red Sox Divide.

Boston, Aug. Before crowd of
81, 500. Boston and Chicago divided honors
today, Boston winning the first game, s
to 3, and losing the second, 10 to l.
Ground rules were necessary. Russell and
McGraw, obtained by Boston from New
York in the Mays deal, both pitched.
Scores:
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-03
DIES MONIES.
V 'nMrW.ys q E HIg:

Two-base hit: Robinson. Sacrifice hit:
Robinson. Stolen bases: Brokaw, Moran
f2). DEBATE Bases on balls: Off Fletcher.
2 off Norman. S. Struck out: By Fletch
er. S: by Norman, 4. Left on bases;
Sioux City, 8: Des Moines. S. Double plays:
Hartford to Coffey to Hasbrook; Good
win to DEBATE TO Brokaw: DEBATE to Good
win to P~nkaw. Hits and earned runs
Oft Norman. 4 runs. hits: Fletcher, o
900 0 hitA -Bslk: Norman. Hit by
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-03
NEW YORK.
DETROIT

Detroit ........1 o5 0 o o 2 0 6--i4
New York ........1 3 2 o ! 0 ] 0 O. s
Two-base hits: Young, Peckinpaugh,
Cobb. Ainsmith. Home runs Peck!n-
paugh, Vech. Heilnann (2). Stolen bases:
Ruel. Bodie. Sacrifice hits Lewis. Pratt.
Peckinpaugh. Young. Double plays: Pratt,
Peckinpaugh Pipp. Left on bases New
York. s: Detroit, 8. Bases on balls: OFF
Quinn. 3; off Schneider. ?; off Nelson, /:
Leonard. in 4 innings Of Ehmke, In
s innings off Quinn. IA in innings
none out in 1oth); off Schneider. in 20
inning: off Nelson, In la inning Struck
out: BY Quinn, 2; by Schneider !: by
Ehmke. g. Passed ball: Atnsmith Win
ming pitcher: Ehmke. Losing pitcher:
Quinn.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-03
Tigers Down Yanks,

New York. Aug. 2-Detroit defeated the
New York Yankees here today In an excit-
ing 1O-inning see-saw game, by a score
of IA to g. before SO 900 persons, the
American league game in New York.