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Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24
Racing Prospers in New York x
Despite Absence of Organized
Betting andBookmaking Rings

! New York. Aug. 23.--(Spccial.) y
Racing in New ork state has grown
prosperous, in spite of the total elm
nation OF open bookmaking and or
ganized betting rings. The oral
credit system OF speculation. prevail
ing at the New York tracks. has
many faults, but it serves the pur-
pose Of keeping the racing game
alive without the obnoxious features
of commercialism.
In Maryland and kentucky the
turf is believed to be i'll some danger
as result of the operation of the
Pari- Mutucl betting system. The
Maryland Racing commission al
ready is planning to have the Burke
law i'll that state amended so that
the number OF racing days can be re-
duced from 90 to 60 and the daily
tax raised TO $4,000
Opposition to the mutuels in Ken
lucky has taken the form of vigor-
Gus fight to have the racing law
modified or repealed. Machine bet
ting discloses the exact transactions
of the public and provides enemies
of the turf with damaging material
for endless crusades.
Gamblers Disappear.
II the Maryland and Kentucky
track owners are wise they will read
lily consent to a reduction of their
commission" so that their profits
no longer can be considered abnor-
NAL
Several noted turf operators, whose
extensive wagers attracted much at
tcntion during the local spring meet
ings, have not appeared at Saratoga.
1t is possible that other matters
command their attention elsewhere
or that they prefer to spend the
month Of August at the seashore,
preparing their nerves for the au-
tumn turf campaign. Maybe, they
have been quietly asked to fade out
of the picture, in view Of the desire
of the racing authorities to put an
end to notorious speculation.
Interest Increased.
1t is true that the daily attendance,
excepting Saturdays, is not UP TO
tile usual mark at Saratoga, and that
many wealthy patrons are showing
a surprising lack of interest in the
sport. But the fact remains that the
racing is clean and true to form,
that the oralists evidently are regain
ing their former confidence and that
betting, so far as Saratoga is coll
cerned, isn't dominating the sport.
Splendid victories scored Ivy the
champion 2-year-old colt and filly,
Norwich and Miss Joy, by Harry
Payne Whitney's 3-year-old mare,
Prudery; by the Roncocas stables
3-year-old champion colt, Grey Lag,
and by other high-class thorough
breds have steadily increased public
interest in racing itself. In other
words, the turf can enjoy plenty of
prosperity without the patronage Of
plungers.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24
Muny Golf Meet Into
Finals Next Week

The second round of the "Muny''
golf tourney was completed Sunday
and pairings for thswshird rourd
were announced yesterday BY Ira
Jones. city recreational director.
Play in the semi-hnals will start
next week and the finals, which will
determine the municipal golf cham
pionship, will be played before the
end of that week.
Results OF last weeks play follow:
Peter. Lyck beat C. II. Hursch. up
and . to go.
Eugene Spencer beat Irving Doyle, / up,
in II holes.
C. A. Fried beat Carl wesr., up and
to go.
Q. l.. Printz beat Harold Palmer; match
to Prntz, default.
e. W. Cass beat F. II. CehIinH, ! up.
Ben Yousem beat W. s Hudson, / up,
in 20 holes.
l.. ]. ulcek beat F. ". Barnhart UP,
in II holes.
II. r. Williams beat John Moy up.
ParinEs for this week follow:
Peter Lyck against Eugene Spencer
G, A. Fried against o. L. PrntS.
p. W. Cass again Ben Yousemi
L. J. Ulcek against II. r. Willisms.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Little Rock. 20; New Orleans, "A.
At birmingham, o; Atlanta, 10.
At Memphis, .; Mobile, 5.
At Nashville, 4; Chattanooga, 5.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24
ALL ABOARD!

The Bees guests to the 1921
world series will leave Omaha
two days before the series opens,
free from all possible worries
connected with expenses of the
trip. Transportation, admissions
to games and hotel expenses will
be provided by The Bee.
How Come? Write or call on
Mr.. Parsons at The Bee Office.
He'll be glad to give you the in
side info you crave. It's impos-
sible, he says. to slip you the par
ticulars by phone, but a phone
call will give you day or eve
ming appointment with him.
Looks like it'll be great series
this year. All aboard:
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24
East Versus West
Match Postponed

Cleveland, Aug. 25.-The pro-
posed match play between teams
representing the east and west,
which was to have inaugurated the
western open golf tournament at the
Oakwood club today, has been
changed to an l8-hole tilt between
American and foreign-born profes-
sionals, to be played this afternoon.
Several eastern players were una
bic to arrive in time.
Tommy Kcrrigan, Siwanoy pro-
fessional. will captain the Amer
leans. Jock Hutchison will captain
the Anglo Scottish brigade.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24

But if he frowns. we'll, everything
isn't just exactly like it should be
and its better to send in another
hurler. Glaiser says he sometimes
has a premonition that he is going
to lose and when he does, he just as
we'll not try, he says.
But when he smiles, boys, put
your money on him.
Smiling Bert" which is another
nickname for him, has browsed
around in base ball whole lot in
his rs years. He started his career
in organized base ball with the Ham
ilton club in the Michigan Ontario
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24

Paul Musser. one OF "Baldy' Is
bells best hurting bets, opposed Ok
rie at the start OF the contest, bu,
after four runs and the same number
OF blows, two OF these being circuit
clouts, he was forced to flash the
S. o. S. in order to keep the locals
from knocking the horsehide to all
corners of East Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24
CINCINNATI.
BROOkT'

Totals selI 30 90 Totals sSo1s
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league and in his initial season won
25 games and lost but 10.
Detroit decided mound artist
which could accomplish feat like
that while still a rookie, could be Of
use to a major league club and they
signed him. He reported the fol-
lowing season and was on the club
until in January, when he was re-
leased to Portland. He played with
that club season, was out of or
ganized ball for three years and then
rejoined Portland He was with it
until being freighted to Omaha this
spring,
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24

John Burke Glaiser. otherwise
known as Shamrock" or slugs," is
one of OF Irelands sons which base
ball has claimed as its own.
Typical of all Irish. Glaiser is a
good loser, but Manager Barney
Burch has found him better win
ner.
When this five-foot eight-inch
hurlcr digs his cleats into the rub
Der and smiles, Manager Burch
figures it's two-to-one shot the
Buffaloes are going to be few
points higher at the end of nine
stanzas OF pill swatting.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24
Iowa State Tennis
Tournament Starts

Des Moines, Ia, Aug. 25.-Ten
matches were played in the open
ing round OF the Iowa State Tennis
tournament here Taste yesterday att
ernocn. The heavy rains Sunday
night prevented the early start OF the
tournament.
Z. n. Pottle. Grinnell; J. |. Yes
sler. Cedar Rapids, and Charles Ev-
erett OF Sioux City were out-of-toMn
entries who advanced into the sec
ond round. d. Alvger OF Decorah
was the only out-ol-town entrant to
be eliminated.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24
Coach Of Geneva High
Announces Foot Ball
Schedule for Season

Geneva, Neb., Aug. 23.-(Special.)
Coach Riggs Of the Geneva High
school loot bali squad, has issued
a call for all candidates to meet on
the high school campus Wednesday,
August "a, for preliminary practice.
With the II letter men as a nu-
cleus and Captain Buehrer, two-year
letter man, on the job, the outlook
is bright Koehler and Reeve,
former stars, are depended upon to
keep up their pace in 1921.
The schedule shows half CT the
games with opponents from larger
schools than Geneva's, but the Clay
Center II which represents
smaller school is expected to be one
of the hard propositions for the local
squad. The schedule for this sea-
son is as follows:
September so-clay Center at Clay
Center.
october Aurora at Geneva.
October 14--Hastings at Geneva.
October 21-Superior at Geneva.
October 2s--Havelock at Geneva.
November 4-Hebron at Hebron.
November 11-Friend at Geneva.
November 1s-Edgar at Edgar.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24
l'ETHOIT.
WASHINGTON.
xBush batted for Zachary in seventh.
xRice batted for Courtney in ninth.

Iotdis "a - it|
xBush batted for Zachary in seventh
XRice batted for Courtney in ninth
Score by innings:
Washington ....0 o / o 0 0 O. S
Detroit ....,.....0 n z x-l"
Summa ry-Runs: Miller, Gharrity
Zachary. Young. 2: Jones, Cobb, =: He'll
mann, Blue, Flagstead. Bassler. ?: Old
ham, .. Errors: Harris. Miller, Shanks,
Charity, Young. Two-i So hits: Oldham.
Cobb Heilmann. Millct Milan, Tiagstead.
Veach, Young. Home run: Charity. Stolen
bases: Judge, Cobb. Veach. Sacrifice hit-:
Judge. Oldham. Double plays: Harris 70
Judge: FlaKstead to Young to Blue. Left
on bases: Washington. Z: Detroit, s. First
base on balls: OF Zachary, .: off Court
ney. .: off Oldham. /. Hits: or Iarhary
10 in 6 innings: off Courtney. IN : in
r,nes. HIT by pitched ball: BY Oldham,
Smith. struck out BY Oldham, :: by
Courtney, .. Wild pitch: Zachary. baIk:
Zachary. Losing pitcher: Zachary. I'm
pires: Hiidebrand and Dineen and Evans
Time OF game: sol
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24
Sculling Champ Withdraws
From Middle States Regatta

Duluth, MINI, Aug. 25.--Walter
Hoover, Duluth boat club. national
senior sculling champion. last night
announced withdrawal Of his entry
for the middle states regatta to be
held at Philadelphia Labor day.
Refusal of Jack Kelley. Ncsper
Boat club, Philadelphia, worlds
champion senior sculler. TO enter the
middle states regatta as sculer,
prompted the withdrawal Duluth
Boat club rowing officials said.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24
Commission Won't
Permit Brennan Bout

New Haven, Conn, Aug. 25.-
The New Haven boxing commits
sion last night announced that it
had refused to SANCTION a proposed
boxing match between Bill Bren-
nan of Chicago and Harry Darneille
of Washington. scheduled to he
held i'll this city on September 5,
The commissions announcement
said it regarded the match as un-
even. 1t is understood the pro-
moters will take the question before
the state boxing commission.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24
Athletics Come From
Behind and Win, SO

Chicago, Aug. 23.-Philadephia
came from behind today and defeat
ed Chicago, f to S, in 10 innings.
Faber suffered two bad innings, the
visitors tying the count after two
men were out in the seventh. Daring
base running by E. A. Collins, who
singled in the 10th and scored on
Dugan's double, after two were out,
gave Philadelphia the winning run.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24
''Cy" Williams Parks
Ball Over Fence and
Cubs Lose Contest

Philadelphia, Aug. 23.-"Cy' Viii
liams duplicated his feat OF Monday
by driving the ball over the right
field wall for home run today and
gave Philadelphia a l-to-0 victory
over Chicago. Honors were even in
the pitching duel between Meadows
and Freeman. The contest gave
Philadelphia the series. Score:
CHICAGO. PHILADELPHIA.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24

Totals S7l5o7 Totals S71S27 II
xSchultz batted for J. Smith in ninth.
xBrown batted for Barnes in seventh.
xCunningham batted for Sallee in ninth.
Score by innings:
St. Louis .........0 2 . 0 0 I 0 : S--10
New York ........1 0 0 l a.
Summary-Runs Fourner. 9; Stock,
Hornsby, 2; Mueller. 3; McHenry, .: Ban
croft, .: Frisch. Young. Kelly, Snyder.
Cunningham. Errors: Bancroft, Kelly.
Two-base hits: McHenry, Mueller. Kelly,
2: Clemons Hornsby. Home runs: Kelly,
Bancroft Sacrifice hits: Stock, Bancroft,
Mann. Left on bases: New York. s: st.
Louis. s. First base on balls: OF Barnes,
1; off sallee, i: off Haines, .; off Sher-
dell, /. Hits: OFF Haines. / in 1-S In
ming; off Sherdell, 1e in s 2-S innings:
off Barnes in innings; off Sallee.
in 2 innings Hit by pitched ball: BY
Barnes. Mueller; by sherdell. Cunning
ham. Struck out: BY Barnes. $; by Sal
lee, .; by sherdel. 4. Winning pitcher:
Sherdel. Losing pitcher: Barnes. Umpires:
o'Day and Quigley. Time of game; els.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24
Red Sox Knock Palmer
Out Of Box, Win, 15-2

St. Louis, Mo, Aug. 25.--Boston
made 10 hits count for IS runs in
the first seven innings and won the
first game of the series today from
St. Louis. IS to 2. Joe Bush was
the individual star, getting a single,
double and triple, driving in five
runs and scoring two himself. His
triple came in the fifth inning with
the bases full. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24
Reds Win Last Game
OF Year in BROOKLYN

Grooklyn. Aug. %. - Cincinnati
took its last game of the season in
Brooklyn today. ! to 2. in 10 innings.
Mitchell and Donahuc were equally
effective until the tenth when the
Brooklyn pitcher went to pieces after
Umpire KLEIN reversed decision on
close play at third. Grifiith's
home run in the seventh tied the
score ior Brooklyn. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24
Detroit Hits Zachary
And Courtney Hard

Detroit, Aug. 25.-Detroit hit
Zachary and Courtney hard TODAY
and won easily from Washington, u
to 3. Donnie Bush. former Tiger
inhelder, released to Washington re-
Gently, went into the game as pinci,
hitter against his old teammates and
singled
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24
+. LOUIS.
BCSTO!
Totals 81 92716
xLamb battcd for Palmero in ninth.

Score by innings:
Boston ...........1 ] Q G-lo
St. Louis .........0 0 0 0 / 0 l 0 O. 2
Summary--Runs Menosky 8; Pratt. S;
McInnis. 2; J. Collins, Scott, 5; Ruel.
Bush. 2: Tobin. .. Errors: Ellerbe, Will
liams, Jacobson. 2; McManus. Two base
hits: McInnis. Bush, Jacobson. Pratt z;
Ellerbe. Three base hit: Bush. Stolen
base: Menosky. Sacrifice hits: Ellerbe.
McInns. Leibold. Double play: Scott to
Pratt to McInnis. Left on bases: Boston.
Z: St. Louis. g. First base on balls: or
Davis. 2; off Bush, 8: off Nanglder. 2:
off Burwell, !. Hits: Off Davis. 6 in 8
2-S innings; off vangilder. In 2-S inning;
off Burwell, in 2-3 innings; off Pal.
Nero in 2 innings; off Bush. 7 in
innings; off Thormahlen, in innings.
struck out: BY Davis, /. Winning pitcher:
Bush Losing pitcher: Davis. Umpires:
Owens and Wilson. Time Of game: 1850.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24
Miners Stage Rally
In Ninth and Win

St. Joseph, Mo, Aug. 25.-After
the Saints had practically sewed up
the first game of the series with
Joplin, the Miners came from behind,
scored four runs in the eighth, tying
the count and then put over the Win
ming run in the ninth.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24
I91,E CHAT TER
HOI AG; - a. r. y,

Rev. John W. Day, pastor Of a Uni
tartan church In st. Louis and a golf
enthusiast. has arranged to have spe-
cial services Sunday evenings for
golfers.
The pastor IL quoted as saying that
there Is no more. "heayenIy exercise"
than golf-and thtt religion will help
a mans game
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24
l'Sel11iProd5d |
| IeAl11dtelr0I
Harvard, l3; Inland,

Harvard, Neb. Aug. 23.-tSpecisl.)-
The local base ball team defeated the fast
Inland club here by the score OF 13 to
Z. Munroe. Harvard catcher, made a
home run off TOY" Nowka. Batteries:
Inland, Eowka and Nowka; Harvard,
Schwenk and Munroe.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24
Milan Clouts Out
Two Home Runs in
Boosters, 80 Win

Des Moines, Ia, Aug. 25.-Two of
Des Moines' four hits today were
home runs by Milan, three runs re-
sulting from the two circuit drives.
Lynch held Tulsa 20 two hits and no
runs. Milan's fielding also was
feature. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24
Totals 80 so TO
xQuery batted for Kearns in 10th.
NHoffman hatted for kiefer in 10Th

Nluery Datteu TOT hearnS IN lVtn.
NHoffman batted for Kiefer in 10th.
Score by innings:
Oklahoma City % 0 0 0 0 0 o -
Sioux City ..,.,..2 0 0--5
Summary-Runs: Pitt. Wright, Harper,
Heatly, Runser, Mitchell Harbor, Leard.
Metz. Robson, Mari. Errors: Stanley,
Harbor. Ostergsrd. Glazer. Twobase hits:
Mitchell d. Graham, Harper, Robson
.: Mari, .; Heatly. Sacrifice hits: Oster-
gard. Metz Stolen base: Marr. Double
plays: Glazer to Graham to Metz: Oster-
gard to Leard to Metz: Allen to Shanley
to Graham. Hits: Off Glazer In / is
innings; off Mitchell, in innings, none
out in eighth Left on bases: Oklahoma
City. Z: Sioux City. 10 First base on
balls: Off Glazer. .: Off Mitchell, 5; off
Allen. >. Winning pitcher: Allen. Losing
pitcher: Kiefer. Struck out: By, kiefer,
s: by Mitchell. :; by Allen ,. Passed
ball: Graham Hit by pitched ball; BY
Allen, Leard. Umpires: Buckley and
ormsby. Time OF game: 1900
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24
Indians Beat Packers
In First Game, IS

Sioux City, Aug. 23.-Singles by
Stanley and Runscr and a double
by Heatly in the 10th inning gave
Oklahoma City two runs and a 7-to-5
victory over Sioux City in the open
ing game OF the series here today.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24
PITTSBURGH

Summary-Runs: Robertson, Carey,
Grimm. Nixon, Barbara, Southworth
Boeckel. Errors: None. Two base hits;
Cruise. Ford. Three base hit: Hoke
Home run: Grimm. Stolen base: Boeckel.
Sacrifice hit: oNeil. Left on bases Pitts
burgh. 10; Boston. :. First base on balls
OFF Watson. /. Hits: OFF GlaZner. In
Struck out: BY Glazner. !: ny Carlson l.
Losing pitcher: Glazner. Umpires: Hart
and Brennan. Time OF game: 1.52.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24

Score by innings:
Joplin .....1 1910 Is
st. Joseph ........0 4 2 0 0 / 0 0 0--7
Summary-Runs: Christensen, >; Ken
nedy, Robertson Mueller. Speas, Kruger.
,: Fisher. 2: Corridor, NJ Mcdonald,
Krehmeyer, Griner. Errors: Christensen,
Robertson, Fisher N. Mcdonald Kreh-
meyer, >. Earned runs: Joplin. 5: st.
Joseph 6. First base on balls: Off Griner,
l; off Adams. /; off Young, 9; off Nof-
ziger. /. Left on bases: Joplin, IS; st.
Joseph 13. Two-base hits: krehmeyer.
Griner, Robertson, Connolly. Three-base
hit; Kennedy. Home run: Fisher. Double
plays: Robertson to Kruger to Bourg:
Connolly TO krehmeyer to Beatty. Sacrifice
hits: Young, +. Mcdonald, NJ. Mcdonald,
Christensen. Berger. Stolen bases Griner,
NJ Mcdonald. Krehmeyer. Crosby. Um-
pires: Holmes and Guthrie. Time of game:
eos.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24
Genoa, 10; Primrose. 3.

Genoa, Neb., Auk. 2S.--(Special)-- AFTER
both teams had played air-tight ball for
eight innings, Genoa pounded Zouha hard
and showed over seven tallies. enough to
win by the score OF 10 to 5. Batteries:
Genoa, Yelm and Christensen; Primrose,
Zouha and Perry.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24
.Auror6 L<xion Wins.

Aurora. Neb.. Aug. 2S.--(Special 1.-The
Aurora American Legion team won its
18th straight victory when they defeated
Giltner here in a 10-irning game by
the score Of to 3. Batteries: Aurora
Campbell and Mckee; Giltner, Hill and
Hagenbart.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24
Elm Creek, 6; Lexington, o..

Elm Creek. Neb.. Aug c5.--(Special)-
The local town team defeated the Lex.
ington club here by the score of to 0.
Hedstrom pitched good ball for the locals
allowing them one scratch hit. Batteries:
Elm Creek, Hedstrom and Masters; Lex
ington, Cooper and CARRIER
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24
Cards, 10; Giants, Z.

New York, Aug. 25-St. Louis
made it three out of four from New
York by winning their last game of
the season here, 10 to 7. Kelley made
his 2lst home run OF the season.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24

Totals 50 II 30 90 Totals Il sSols
Score by innings:
Cincinnati ......0 . 0 o So
Brooklyn ........0 o o-T
Summary--Runs: Groh, Dsubert, ::
RouSh. Nesle, Duncan, HsrgraNs, Grit
fifth kilduff Errors: Groh Dsuhert, Kill
dutf Johnston. Two base hit Hsrerave.
Three base hit; Groh. Home run. Griffith
Stolen bases: Groh, Roush Sacrifice hits:
Rohne. Dorohuo DOUBLE plays: Olson to
kIiduff TO Schmsudt: Wheat to Schmandt
Left 81 bases: Cincinnati. s: Brooklvn
n. First base on balls: or Donohue j.
Oft Mitchell, 4, Struck out: BY Donohus
. by Mitchell !. Umpires: Mccormick
and Klein. Tins Of gams: 1ss.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24
CHICAGO.
Totals 43 IS 30 II
xBratchi batted for Faber In 10th.
xMcClellan Ian for Bratchi in 10th.

Score b. innings:
Philadelphia ....0 8 0 0 0 . o 0 Is
Chicago .........2 l O 0 0 o 0 0-5
mmary-Runs: Witt. 2; Griffin, E.
Collins. Moore, Rommei, Mulligan, q +.
Collins. Falk, Faber. Errors: Galloway.
2: johnson. z. Collins. T'so-base hits:
Dykes, Dugan, Bratchi. Stolen bases:
Witt Mulligan. Double play: Nulligan,
unassisted Left on bases: philadelphia, Z:
Chicago, L. First base on balls: Off Fa-
Der. 2: off Moore. .. Hits: OF Moore.
in innings: off Rommel, in innings.
Hit by pitched ball: BY Faber. Griffin.
Struck out: BY Faber. A: by Rommel. s.
Wild pitch: Faber. Winning pitcher:
Rommei. Umrires: Nalin and Connolly.
Time Of game: 1881
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24
bancroft. 10: Tekamnh, 2.

Bancroft. Neb.. Aug 23.-tSpecial.)-
Bancrofts ball team defeated the Te-
kamah club here by the score Of 10 to
In a fast game. The feature Of the
contest was the pitching of Nogt, who
struck out IS men. Bancroft has won
nine out Of IA games
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24
HAPPY HOLLOW CLUB.

D. c. Smith, an aviator, hoped Oft tho
first tee this morning, and liked the
flight Of the pill so well that he sailed
around the course early in the morning.
Backspins and tree skins are o. X. with
Smith, but when stick" breaks he
gets nervous.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24
Miduest League

scottsbluff, Neb.. Aug. 2S.--tSpcclal
Telegram.)- r. H. e
Casper .....o o. o 0 0 o. .
Scottsbluf 80 q 0--l |
Batteries: Hoffman and Ssmide; Pitch
hord and Eenninghoven
Jack Rrltton. welterweiEht champion.
fas an offer from Jack Bulger. manager
Of Mickey Walker, welter Of Eliza
beth. n. j. Rulger has club that will
guarantee Rritton 100000 win, lose or
draw. Walker has met Britton before
and made good showing
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24

Summary-Runs: Peckinpaush. .;
Ruth, 2: Ward Schang, Smith. Errors:
Pipp. wambsganss. Gardner Johnston.
Two-base hits: Ward. Schang, ONeiii.
Home runs: Ruth, .; Smith. Stolen base:
Pipr. Double play: Sewell 10 "alnos
ganss to Johnston. Left on pases' Nv
YorlS q. cleveland. 6. First base on balls:
OFF Quinn. I: off Caldwell, /; OH moI
ton. ." Hits: Off CaldWell, IN IN
ton O in innings. struck out: By Quinn,
,: by Caldwell. 5; by Mails. !; by Nor
tom, l. Losing pitcher: Caldwell. um-
pires: Chill and Moriarity. Time OF san'e'
on
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24

Omaha ..,s..,',-'....O 70 8 I o Go
Summary-Home runs: O'Brien. Sprang-
er. Three-base hts:s Okrie. Earned runs
and hits: Off Okrie, 2 and o In 9 innings;
off Musser. and 1 I'm 1-3 innings; off
Gross. and In 8 and 2-3 innings First
base on balls: Off Okrie, :; off Musser, /;
off Gross, D. Struck out: BY Okrie, 8; by
MUsser. o; by Gross, :. Double PLAYS;
Spranger to Lelivelt: Spranger to Gislason
to Leliyelt. Hit by pitched ball: BY Gross,
Spranger; by Okrie. Smith. Left on bases:
Omaha, 3; Wichita, 6. Winning pitcher:
Okrie. Losing pitcher: Musser. Umpires:
Becker and Anderson. Time: 1:4O.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24

Bob Christy, the pro after rest
went around the course with c. f. Moser
r. Z. Wilcox and A. ". Bowman. Con-
sidering that Bob was among them,
this was a pretty classy bunch as
foursome.
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Braves Pound Glazner
Hard in Early Innings
And Defeat Pittsburgh

Boston. Aug. 23.-Boston hit Glsz-
ner hard enough in the first three
innings to defeat Pittsburg to 5
today. Score:
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xMarriott batted for O'Farrell in ninth.
Score by innings:
Chicago ........0 o 0 0 0 o 0 %
Phils elphia ....0 0 0 0 l 0 0 II
Summary---Run: Parkinson. Errors:
None Home run: Williams Stolen base:
Masel. Sacrifice hits: Terry, Meadows.
Double play: Grimes TO Hollocher. Left
on bases: Chicago 8; Philadelphia, 4.
First base on balls: OFF Meadows, ..
Struck out: ny Meadows, 4: by Freeman,
g. Wild pitch: Meadows. Umpires: Moran
and Rigler. Time Of game: 1:1S.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24

Miss Louise NJ Hoe, Mrs Decon, Mrs.
W. G. Silver and Miss Mildred V. Morris
played as foursome during the pre-
lunch hours
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-24

Okrie had good control of his underhand shoots
throughout the nine innings and had plenty of speed too
The Witches collected scattered blows and hit flock
of other balls the nose but right out where Buffaoes
were grazing sbells hrelngs opened fire several times
especially the sixth seventh and eighth but Okre failed
to retreat under the light bombardment.