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Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
Dempsey Gives En-,
The Slip; Leaves for
NeU York CitU

Los Angeles, Cal, Aug. L.
heavyweight. left Los Angeles
yesterday for New York. He
slipped away quietly, avoiding
newspaper men who sought to
learn his plans for the future, but
previously had stated that if he
went east it would be to accept
an offer to tour Europe.
The Los Angeles Times to-
morrow will print an article
quoting "a close personal friend
Of Dempsey as stating the cham
pion had closed a contract to
tour Europe for $4,000 a week.
1t was not disclosed with whom
the contract was made.
The champion left here at 1880
a. m. travelling by the Santa Fe
railroad.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
Mike Gibbons to
Box Augie Rather

Chicago Tribune Omaha Bee Leased Wire.
New York, Aug. Flour 1O-round
bouts are listed for the boxing show
at the open air arena at Dyskman
oval for Tuesday night. Mike Glib
bons, the ST. Paul veteran, will step
in iwth that rough boy from the
Bronx, Augie Rather. Michael is
bound to have his hands full every
inch of the way. for Rather has been
going at top speed in his last few
fights.
Preceding the Gibbons-R Rather en-,
gagement, Gene Tunney and Marty
Burke are scheduled to furnish the
fireworks and, judging by the reports
from both camps, there will be some
excitement when the big boys clash.
The third event will have Earl
Baird, the Seattle scrapper, and
Johnny Murray, local product,
while the final will show Jimmy
Duffy of the west side, and Knock
out Phil belmont of the east side.
Johnny Buff, the fyweight cham.
pion. makes has initial assault against
the bantam division tomorrow night
when he meets Jabez White OF Al
bany, in the main bout of Il rounds
at the .Arrnorv A. A. in Jersey City.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
More Than 1000
Boxers Receive
Licenses in ny

New York, Aug. 1.-Two thou
sand four hundred and ninety-eight
professional boxers have paid the Ii
cense fee provided for by the Walker
law in return for right to participate
in bouts at clubs in New York state,
yet less than 500 of them have been
able to obtain matches. This re-
markably interesting situation has
just been discovered by the new
State Athletic commission, composed
of William Muldoon, chairman;
Frank Dwyer and George K. Nor
ris.
1t would seem to indicate that a
so-called Boxing Trust" has cor
nered the best ring men for the pur-
pose of shutting out competition.
Members of the Boxing Trust" are
supposed to be managers and match
makers who, through their agents
and lieutenants, control the business
of arranging bouts at the leading
clubs.
No one is more familiar with the
inside methods of the Boxing
Trust than the veteran, Thomas F..
O'Rourke. who has been appointed
a deputy commissioner by Chairman
Muldoon with instructions and au-
thority to cleanse the sport.
O'Rourke's 40 years Of experience as
a boxing manager and promoter will
enable him to easily discover un-
serupulous methods. =.
"You can say for the commission"
said O'Rourke, "that the license of a
club manager or matchmaker will be
revoked the moment we have proof
that he is directly or indirectly in
terested in one or more boxers who
may perform under his auspices.
There's a sort OF round robin
game operated by certain matchmak-
ers by which, through private agree
ments, boxers who are managed by
outsiders cannot obtain employment.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02

Madison, Neb,, Aug. 1.-tSpeciai.)-
Corniea defeated Madison in the feature
game OF the Tri.County league, score
to ;.
Tri-Comty League.
CornIea. g.; Madison. @
Humphrey. s: Leigh, 2.
Lindsay, l; Platte Center, 0.
Creston, 3: Newman Grove, l.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
Downey and Manager to
Appear Before Commission

Columbus, Aug. 1.-Byro n
Downey, Cleveland claimant of the
lniddleweight boxing champion title,
following his bout with Johnny Will
son in Cleveland last Wednesday,
will leave Monday night in company
with Jimmy Dunn, his manager, for
New. York, where they are to appear
before the New York boxing COM
mission Tuesday.
Dunn will carry affidavits of men,
bers of the Cleveland boxing COM
mission and spectators to the effect
that Downey knocked out Wilson
and did not foul him as claimed by
Referee Jimmy Gardner of Boston,
whose ruling was later overruled by
the Cleveland commission.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
Mile. Suzanne Lenglen Trains
For Matches Like CARPENTER

Mile. Lenglen will arrive in the
United States within 10 days to be-
gin training here for her play i'll
the American women's champion
ships and other important features.
She will compete in the women's ma
tional championship at Forest Hills,
August Is and at the mixed doubles
championship in Boston August %.
In addition to her effort to wrest
both titles from their American
holders, the remarkable French girl
will participate in a series OF exhibi-
ton matches for the benefit of the
American committee for devastated
France. Mile. Lenglen readily
agreed to the suggestion of the COM
mittee's chairman, Miss Anne Nor
gan, that she appear at exhibitions
for that fund.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
Manager of Little Rock
SUSPENDED for Month

Memphis, Tenn, Aug. John
D. Martin, president OF the South
ern association, last night suspended
Norman Elberfeld, manager of the
Little Rock club, for 80 days for
what Mr.. Martin held "an entirely
unjustifiable physical attack" on
Umpire Pfenninger, in today's game
at Memphis, and gave warning that
a repetition Of such conduct "by
Elberfeld would result in his ex-
pulsion from the league
The occurance came as an after
math Of the forfeiture Of the game
to Memphis because of dilatory
tactics by Little Rock players.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
Hawaiian Sets Worlds
Record in Water Meei

Honolulu, T. H., Aug. War
rem Kealoha of the Huimakani club
set a new worlds record of l min
ute. 4o seconds in the $50 yard men'i
senior national backstroke cham.
pionship. here last night in the Yale
Hawaiian swimming meet. Charles
Pung and George Kane of ths
Healani club we're second and third
The old record was "a As, held
by Harold Kruger of Honolulu.
Yale placed in only one event,
C. D. Pratt taking third in the go
yard mems open race, which was
won by Pua Kealoha of the Hui
makani club in 2 minutes, "a As
seconds, with w. II. Harris of the
Outrigger club second.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
F. Gaines Wins
Country Title

Francis Gaines, former state golf
champion, captured the Omaha
Country club championship Sum
day when he defeated John Redick,
also former state champ, 3 to l in
the S6-hole championship match.
The driving and putting of Gaines
was the big feature of the match.
Redick made several good drives.
but his work on the green caused
him to lose the championship.
Several CVntry club women have
entered the open tournament for
women to be held at Fremont
Wednesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
McKelvie Qualities
In First Flight Of
Lincoln Golf Meet

Lincoln, Neb., Aug. l.-Gov. S. R.
McKelvie is entered in the city golf
tournament here and made next to
the best score in the qualifying
round held Saturday and Sunday,
taking the l8 holes in 81, one stroke
more than w. B. Griswold, medal
ist. The governor is slated to meet
Phil Aitken, Country club young
ster, in the first match Of the cpen-
ing round in the championship
flight, which will be played today.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
Grand Circuit Results
ting, 2:06 class, three heats: purse,

Trotting, 2:Ob class, three meats: purse,
wiki wiki, b. g., by Anvil
(Geers) .................. !
Comet, sh. m, by cyrenus
(Teachout ................ y
Early Dreams. b. h.. by Rich
ard Earle (McDonaldD I s 3
Arion Mckinney. br. s., by Nc
Kinney tErkins) .:.'.;x 2 70
Shawnee. b. g.. by Azof
Natalie The Great also started.
Time: 2:o6h, 2:osA. 2:o7. 2:lO.
News-Bee stake. 2:lo pace, three heats;
purse. $4,000:
Prince Loree, b: g.. by Prince
Mckinney (McDevitD ........ I
Jimmie McKerron, b. g., by Jack
MeKerson tRsy) ;..;;:.,;:.:s s;,, vi: =;
waiter ate ,@i9 K. sr. g, by walter Co:
Lillian silkwood. blk. M. by
ss5snsTSeia eussn osia ss1'' suth Patch Lucy L. and
Jim B. also started.
Time: 2:o5H. 2:o4H. e:osE.
The Matron stake. No. II. S-year-old
trottters: value. &s.l55; two out Of three
heats:
Guardian Trust. b. c., by Belwin
tMcMahon) .......:.......
The Great Rose. b. f.. by Peter
The Great tMcDonaid)....... 3
Eunice Bell. b. T., by Peter volo
Peter fHS Harvester. b. g. BY The
Harvester (Ray) .............. 2
Lee Tide. br, c.. by Lee Axworthy =.
Siu,e fAa,s'' watts. M.r..,h. Great. Nelson
Billion, David Axworthy also started.
Time: 2:osk, 3:osN. c:07A.
Trottins. 2:11 class. three heats; purse.
A1,:oo:
Carmelita Hall. br. m, by Wal
nut Hall tMurphy). )............. l
Miss Ellen Todd. b. NJ, by Todd
Mac (Palin) .................:2
Linara Watts b. m, by General
Watts (Ednan) .............. II
Elsie L., b. m. by Reward JET
yiistar. b. e.. by w,iso tM.rvinj s
Charm Spears, Harry Chapman. Sis
BnE also started
Timer 2:o6A. ..o7E. 500 l
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
Bowman Hurls
Good Contest for
Eight Rounds
Lefty Daniels Relieves Oma'
ha Pitcher and Tulsa
Emerges on Short End
OF 5 to 3 Score.
BY RALPH WAGNER.

ICHMOND and Prultt
were not particularly
effective at chucking
'em, and the rest of
the Tulsa layout was
far from effective az
smacking 'em, so the
Butfalocs took an
other game of ball
yesferdav ( N I
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
Mile. Lenglen to
Play at Greenwich

New York, Aug. l.-Mille. Suzanne
Langlen, who sailed July 23 for the
United States. will make her first ap-
pearance in this country on the
courts of the Field club of Green
wich at Greenwich, Conn. This all
nouncement was made after a dis
cussion of plans by Clement Cleve-
land, jr., representing the club, and
the officers of the American commit
tee for devastated France and the
United States Lawn Tennis associa-
ton. She will play on the afternoon
of Wednesday, August 3.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
NJ. E. Smith Trims
Red Oak, II to Z

The NJ. E. Smith & CO. team, with
several City league stars in its line
up, defeated Red Oak, II to 2 Sun
day. Rokusek, on the mound for the
Smiths, pitched great ball and was
given good support by his team
mates, who secured 10 hits off of
Fisher. Rokusek also famed 10 and
allowed FIVE hits. The Smith team
hit in the pinches. Extra base hits
by Pezdertz, Lockwood, KENNY, So
golow and Roy Luebbe featured.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02

Lincoln, Aug. 1.-(Special. John
Kilmartin of Omaha today was ap-
pointed boxing inspector for Omaha
by Fl. Fl. Antics, secretary of the
state department of public works.
Other inspectors appointed are:
Robert Emery for Beatrice, DR.. J.
R. McKirnahan for North Platte and
Byron S. Wilkinson for Grand Is
land.
Father Flanagan's Home for Boys
is the latest applicant for a boxing
permit in Omaha. This makes Is
applications from Omaha. Under the
new boxing law seven permits are
allowed Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02

Mile. Suzanne Lenglen, the mar
velous tennis player of France, has
ideas about training like her famous
compatriot, Georges Carpenter. She
believes in skipping the rope to de-
velop agility and endurance. Swim
ming she also regards as fine ex-
ercise.
"My diet is quite normal" she
says. II drink no wine or alcoholic
drinks of any kind, and I go to bed
early. Both morning and evening
| go through various simple physical
exercises to keep the body fit and
the limbs supple. There is no bet
ter exercise than skipping the rope
fer making one light and springly
on the feet. Never keep on with
exercises until you feel tired. Physi-
cal fitness cannot be forced; it is
a gradual growth"
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
Buaoe Capture Last Game Of Series With 0ers Play at Des Mones
BaseRanResu
0ndStar1dir1&

WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
Giants Suffer First Double
Defeat at Most Crucial Time

ton has uncovered.a "A winning squirt.
The Senators won five consecutive
games last week after dropping five
straight the. week before: Detroit
is playing inconsistency. Bad wealth
or interfered with St. Louis, which
failed to continue IS splendid play of
the previous week. Boston has
shown an improvement, despite is
defeats by Cleveland. +. Except Faber,
the Chicago twirlers ore being hit
hard. Erratic fielding handicaps
Philadelphia.
The weeks record in each league,
including games of July so, follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
PHILADELPHIA.

XGrllIln batted TOT NayI0r IN Ft1.
Score by innings:
Chicago ...,.........1 1--5
Philadelphia ........2 o 0 D 2 0 o.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
Treasury Certificates
Are Oversubscribed

Washington, Aug. IA billion
dollars in subscriptions to the treas
ury's combined offering Of $300,000,-
900 in certificates OF indebtedness
was announced tonight by Secretary
Mellon. The offering was composed
of IA per cent certificates matur-
ing March IS, 1922 and S IL per
cent certificates maturing August |,
1922, both series dated today.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
Bellevue Trims Albright
In Sunday Game, 81

Bellevue defeated the Albright
Merchants, 8 to 2, yesterday alter
noon. Clarke, pitching for Bellevue,
hurled a nifty game.
The Clifford Park base ball nine
won from the Leavenworth Mer-
chants, IA to 3. A home run drive by
O'Brien with the sacks loaded fea-
tured for the Giffords.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02

Totals So 13 81 Isl
xHood ran for Taylor in 9TH
xSmith ran for McHenry in 9Th
Score by innings:
Brooklyn ..-.......1 ] 0 o 0 0 1 0 5--s
st. Louis ...........3 0 %
Summary-Runs: Olson, 2; Johnston,
Myers, Schmandt, Mitchell, Kilduff Neis.
Mann. Fournier. 2; Stock Hornsby, Nc
Henry, Clemons. Errors: Olson, Janvrin,
Stock. McHenry Two-base hits: Stock.
Johnston, Kilduff. Mann, 3; Mitchell.
Schultz. Myers. Olson. Sacrifice hits: Grif-
fifth. Myers, Stock. Fournier Double play:
Schultz to Lavan to Hornsby. Left on
bases: Brooklyn, 4; St. Louis. 9. First base
on balls: OFF Schupp. ,; off Smith. /:
off Haines. 2. Hits: OFF Schupp, ? in none
tnone out in first,; off Haines, IS in 2-3
innings: off sherdel. in Ia inning; off
8. Smith, II in innings; off Mitchell. 0
in ! inning. Hit by pitched BALL. By
Mitchell, McHenry. Struck out: By S.
Smith. /: by Haines. /. Wild pitch: sher-
del. Winning pitcher: s. Smith. Losing
picher: Haines. Umpires: Hart and Mo
Cormick. Time Of game: 205.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02

Omaha, 3; Tulsa, 8.
All other games postponed. rain,
Todsy's Games.
Omaha Mt Des Moines.
st. Joseph at Sioux CITY.
Only games scheduled
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
Where Amateurs Play
SATURDAY SCHEDULE.
Church League.

Thirty-second and Dewey Avenue--First
NJ E. against Grace Lutherans, . p. m.
Miller Park-Walnut Hill NJ. E. against
First Presbyterians, 2 p. M: Castelar,
Presbyteriana against Hansccm Park M.
E.. p. m.
against Pearl NJ E, p. M: Clifton Hill
Presbyterians against First Christians, 4
p. IN
National League.
Thirty-secon and Dewey Avenue-oma- :
ha National Bank against U. p. Freight
Accounts, p. m.
Riverview Park-N ". Tell Telephone
against Federal Reserves, p. m.
Elmwood Park, West--Western Elec-
tries againSS First National bank, p. m
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02

A sHldCklllS CHI, SO INC
~ Buffaloes took an
h.. Il other game of ball
yesterday, 5 to 3.
1t happened to be the last game OF
the series with the lowly Oilers, and
as Wichita had day tf rest, due to
Jupiter Pluvius, the Buffa;oes
climbed within half, game of the
top of the percentage ladder by
virtue of their vi:tory over the
southerners.
The employees of Barney and Mike
jumped on the slants of Pitcher Rich
fnond hard in the one and one third
innings lie hurled the sphere, and
consequently showed over enough
runs to win, although they didn't
know it at the time. The locals COL
lected another tally in the seventh,
Just for good measure, and then
drifted through the eighth without
causing the Oilers any great amount
Of grief.
Fred Bowman, who returned to
the herd last week after taking
short vacation. was touched up in
the sixth and eighth rounds and then
Boss Burch warmed up Lefty"
Daniels and trotted him out to the
trench. The latter let the Oilers
down pretty soft, and outside Of one
hit, which was a single, glided along
like a tivver over new pavement.
But Bowman. This Buffalo hurl-
er who hasn't performed before the
local customers for many moons,
surprised even the wise birds. Fred
pitched dandy brand of ball during
the seven stanzas he held the hill,
allowing the visitors a stingy five
hits and striking out two Tulsa bat
ters who were of the opinion that
they could grease the four pans
around the inheld by clouting one
of Mr.. BoWman's slants. He baffled |
the opposition until the eighth in
ming, when the visitors seemed to
have solved his delivery, and then
Burch derricked him in favor OF
Lefty"
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
British pros" Beat
Wisconsin Golf Players

Milwaukee, Wis, Aug. l.--Abe
Mitchell and George Duncan, Brit
ish golfers, defeated Ned Allis. Mil
waukee, and Dick Cavanagh OF
Kenosha, Wis, former Wisconsin
champion, in a S6-hole match here,
4 and 2.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
TEAM STANDINGS.
franklin Wins.

Franklin. Neb, Aug. 1.-(Speciai)--
Franklin trimmed Alma hero In . l7-in-
ming fray. II to 10. Although the game
was loosely played until the ninth frame,
when tho score was knotted, s to s, air
tight ball featured until the winning tally
was put across. Morris Of Franklin was
given life on an error. and a long sacrifice
ny by II. Irwin won tho game. Batteries:
Alma Ryler and Shoemaker: Franklin,
r. Irwin and Palmer.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02

Summary-Earned Runs: Tulsa. 8; Oma-
ha. 4. Left on bases: Tulsa, :; Omaha, Z.
Double plays: Thompson to Brannon;
Brannon, unassisted; Pruitt to Brannou.
Earned runs and hits: OFF Bowman, 8 and
5 in innings; off Daniels, none and l
in 2 innings; off Richmond, and In
1 1-s innings; off Pruitt. no earned runs
and hits In e-3 innings. Struck out: BY
Bowman, 2; by Daniels. 1; by Richmond,
none; by Pruitt. 6. First base ON balls: Off
Bowman. s; Oft Daniels, none; off Rich
mond. 2; off Pruitt. 2. Winning pitcher:
Bowman. Losing pitcher: Richmond. Hit
by pitched balli by Pruitt, Gislason; by
Bowman. Davis. Passed hall, Iingle. Timc
Of game: 1:S5. Umpires: Holmes and
Guthrie
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02

Summary-Runs: Rapp, ]. Smith, ].
Walker. Konetchy. Lee, Bruggy Sullivan.
Error: Cheeves. Two-base hits: Konetchy.
J. Smith. Sacrifice hits: J. Smith, G.
Smith. Deal. Double play: Konetchy Gun
assisted). Left on bases: Philadelphia. s:
Chicago, I. First base on balls: Off York.
4. Hits: OFF Cheeves. in Ia inning: off
York, in s 2-3 innings. Struck OUT BY
York, S; by G. Smith. 4. Losing pitcher:
Cheeves. Umpires: Quigley and Brennan.
Time Of game: 1915
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
Yanks Win Shoot.

The team representing the Ameri-
can forces in German territory re-
Gently won the inter-allied small
arms competition at Aix-la- a-Chapelle.
The Americans defeated the Bel
gians, the second team in the con-
test, by 1000 points.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
Dodgers Rally
In Last Frame:
Beat Cardinals
Brooklyn Brings Across Five
Tallies in Ninth-First
Dodger Victory in St.
Louis This Season.

St. Louis, Aug. l.-Brooklyn,
scoring five runs in the ninth III
ming. came up from behind and won
the final game of the series with St.
Louis, 8 to 7. The Dodger runs re-
suited from three doubles, single,
base on balls, and a wild pitch by
Sherdel, who had relieved Gaines. 1t
was the first game Brooklyn has
won in St. Louis this season. The
contest was marked by 10 two-base
hits. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
Record for Amateurs.

When eight amateurs qualified for
the two days of championship play
in the national open golf tourney at
Washington recently, it was the
largest group of non-pros ever to
enter the charmed list.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
Riggs Optical Team
Loses to Papillion

The Riggs Optical, runners up in
the City league, lost to Papillion,
Neb., yesterday, 9 to 3. The Papil-
lionites secured ID hits off of Ralph,
Beers, while King on the mound for
PapiHion allowed but nine.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
Yankees, 81 Indiana, 2.

Americans reduced Clevelands lead to one
game by winning the third game OF the
series by a score Of to ?. Hoyt pitched a
strong game. especially IN the pinches. as
nine Cleveland players were left on bases.
Hoyt also hit double and a single.
Bagby was ineffective and tho Yankees
hit him consistently. Baker hit a home run
in the third inning with Ruth on base.
The score;
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
Joe Bush Hurls
One-Hit Contest
Against Browns
Boston Wins Opening Came
OF Series-Sisler Makes
Only Hit for St. Louis in
First Inning.

Boston, Aug. Joe Bush held St.
Louis to one hit today and Boston
won the opening game of the series,
2 to 0, by taking advantage OF Shock
cr's wildness in the first inning.
Sisler made the only hit off Bush, on
grounder through the box in the
opening inning. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
NEW YORK.
Totals SO 82411
xEyans ran for O'Neill in 9Th.
xBurns batted for Uhle in sth,

Score by innings:
Cleveland ..........0 0 o / o 0 0 1 o.
New York ..........0 0 3 I x-5
Summary-Runs: Wambsganss. Gardner,
Ruth, .; Baker, Schang. Hoyt. Errors:
Gardner. Peckinpaugh, Pipp. Two-base
hits: Baker, schang. Fewster. Speaker.
Hoyt. Home run: Baker. Sacrifice hit:
Fewster. Double plays: Sewell to Johnston;
Pipp to Pecknpaugh Left on bases: New
York. z; Cleveland. 9. First base on balls:
OFF Hoyt, 2; off Bagby. 4, Hits: OF Bag
by. 10 in innings; off Thle. none in
innings. Struck out: BY Hoyt, 4: by Bag
by. 3; by Uhle, 2. Losing pitcher: Bagby.
Umpires: Connolly and Owens. Time OF
game: 1850.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
PITTSBURGH.


Boston ..............1 o 0 I 1 0 0 0 0-3
Pittsburgh .,........3 II 0 0 0 0 x-7
Summary-Runs: Powell, 2; Holke. Mar
awhile, Whtted, Barnhart, g.; Grimm,
Carey. Two-base hits: O'Neill, Tierney.
Home run: Powell. Stolen bases: Bigbee,
Maranville. Whitted. Sacrifice hits: Cruise.
Schmidt. Left on bases: Boston. 5; Pitts
burgh, 7. First base on balls: OF McQuil-
Ian. 2: off Filingim, !. Hits: Off Nc
Quillan. 4 in 1-3 innings; off Fillingim.
Z in 2-s innings. Struck out: By Film
GIN, 8; by Adams. I. Winning pitcher:
Adams. Losing pitcher: McQuillan. Um-
pires: KLEIN and Emslie. Time OF game:
1889
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02

Pittsburgh, Aug. adams kept the
visitors hits scattered today and Pitts
burgh won from Boston, to 8. PowelPs
home run was on hit over the right
field barrier, the first one this year over
that fence Gowdy was ordered off the
bench in. the opening inning by Umpire
KLEIN. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02

Piainview. Neb.. Aug. i.-(specisi.)--
Plainview trimmed Meadow Grove at
Meadow Grove, 8 TO o. Burke and Hin
man each struck out eight. Batteries:
Pia!nview, Burke ana Booth; Meadow
Grove. Hlnman and Byrner.
r. II. z.
yleinNleW ..'...'''. ,'s'.s''.'-'
Meadow Grove As,sassSssssAssNso o ]
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
Giants. &: Reds. 4.

Cincinnati. Aug. New York and
Cincinnati broke even in the six.game
series, the Giants taking the last game
today, 5 to 4. New York punched four
hits and took the lead in the seventh.
Score:
N-ruy vnpv rJNrrNNArr
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
DETROIT.
Totals 81 6241S
xwoodall batted for Jones in eth.

Detroit .............0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90
Washington ........0 0 0 0 Ii
Summary-Run: Shanke. Error: Judge.
Two-base hit: Blue. Three-base hit:
Shanks. Stolen base: Milan. Double plays:
Blue to Flagstead: Milan to Charity:
Harris to O'Rourke to Judge. Left on
bases: Detroit. 8: Washington, Z. First
base on balls: Oft Oldham. 4 off Mog-
ridge. 3. Hit by pitched ball: By Mog-
ridge. Basser. Struck out: BY Mogridge
Empires: Evans and Dineen. Time Of game
1.50
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
Philliess 6: Cubs, I.

Chicago, Aug. 1.-Philadelphia made it
four out Of five from Chicago today by
batting Cheeves out Of the box In the
first inning and winning tho final game
OF the series here, to ]. The game was
called In the first half Of the seventh be-
caNSe Of rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
SOx. &: Athletics. 4.

Philadelphia, Aug. 1.-Chicago made it
three straight today by defeating Phila-
delphia, to 4. Ernie johnson scored the
winning run for the White Sox in the
ninth inning. Welch drove a home run into
the bleachers In the first. It was nip ana
tuck pitchers battle between Naylor and
Wilkinson. The score: