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Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
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BANDMASTER GENERAL
uAVS

Music with meal. Music with
mail. Bandmaster General Hays
has established monographs in
Washington postoffiee. Scratching
of needle on whirling dish spills
sweet music.
Great idea. Ought to make Sousa
our next president Have to send
our letter carriers abroad to study.
Rather embarrassing to have post
man gallop forth with trombone and
blow fanfare of postcards into your
j face.
| When augmented orchestra OF 20
musical letter carriers rattle their
rnelodious way up street, neighbors
will know that you are getting gro
| cery bill.
Bandmaster General Hays is car
oming around Washington with la
valliere of sleighbells around his
slim neck. Two-cent stamps will
be engraved with picture OF G.
Washington playing mouth organ,
Lincoln attacking either, Taft play
ing ear of corn in boarding house
glee club 4a
Recipes for home brew will be
accompanied by barrel organ. Young
man will receive his love letter to
appropriate melody of snare drum.
When strains of steam calliope are
sitting through rainspout Of bunga-
low, you arc hep that 2 cents are
due on letter.
Combination of violoncello, CLOCK
enspiel. piccolo. is. clue that coroner's
jury is duetting barcarole from
Gray's Elcgy in Dead Letter Office.
Won't be necessary to open let
ter to find. out whether it contains
sour news or sweet. Letter car
riers' harmony gang will announce
beforehand with cadenza, dirge, cap
riccio. Blue Danube means that
landlord has raised rent and you
are waltzing again.
Music has soothing syrup to
charm savages. Mail boxes on cor
ners will contain melodeon attach
nent
When papa steps nilnbly by. let
ter box will belch forth: Then
you'll remember me" Pop will stop.
think, reach into pocket for NAM
mas letter. Drop it into ash car.
Evening will close as peacefully as
it began.
While village quartet is adenoid-
ing Nearer my beer, to thee" IN
your flats and two apartments. papa
is installing new plumbing in old
homebrewstead. Hot and cold rum
ming beer, s per cent shower baths,
alternate currents and permanent
raisins. On yeastern shore with
souse' exposure.
You can't go wrong because con-
grcss is in back OF you.
Only time you go wrong is when
congress is in front.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
Cubs Lose Protested
Game to Pirates

Chicago. Sept S.--Chicago lost its
protest OF the game in Pittsburgh
August II, according to word re-
ceived from John Heydler, president
Of the league, by William Veeck,
president OF the Cubs. Both Mr..
Veeck and Manager Killifer protest.
ed the game. which resulted in a
Pittsburgh victory, on the ground at.
.endants had interferrcd with Kill
fer's catching of fouls. The umpircs
informed Mr.. Heydler that the
ground-keepers had been instructed
to remain OH the grounds after the
third inning, because of the threat
ening weather.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
jap Star Won't Enter
Cricket Club Tourney

Philadelphia, Sept. 5-Ichiya
Kumagae, the Japanese tennis
star, will not compete in the ma
tional tennis singles champion
ships which will begin tomorrow
At the Germantown Cricket club.
This announcement ,vas made to.
day by the tournament sommit-
tee, which learned that the Japa-
nese was taken i'll Monday after
his Davis cup match with Will
liam T. Tilden, II.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
Girl Completes SUim
Covering H5 Miles

New York, Sept. 8.-Complet-
ing a 145-mile swim begun at Al
bany last Friday, Miss Mile Gade,
%, swimming instructor at the
New York Young Women's
Christian association, arrived at
Battery park at 1857 o'clock this
morning. A launch and row.
boat accompanied her down the
Hudson and she slept and ate
aboard the launch.
She left Albany at $50 o'clock
last Friday morning and covered,
including detours, approximately
153 miles. She was in the water
s. hours IS minutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09

Kilbane 80 Years Old.
Kilbane is 32-rather aged, a:
fist wigglers 60. And Frush is only
'22, which gives him trerendou:
advantage. But the years alone won't
make Frush winner. He'll need
much more, for even though Kilbane
is a veteran, he still retains kick
in his sockers, all of his skillfulnes:
and mental senses as alert as in any
year OF his reign.
The champion always has been
one of those uncanny fighting ma
chimes so geared that it never wasted
an ounce of energy. Opposed by a
cub, he has fought only well enough
to win by shade. He never at
tempted the murder" Of youngster
whom he might have beaten into
unconsciousness. Faced by tough
warrior, Kilbane never has failed to
fight like champion-and win like
one. In every important battle Of his
career he has risen to the needed
heights, proved his greatne:s-and
triumphed easily.
Slumbered Clancy.
Memory slips back few years
ago to the Kilbane- Clancy duel in
Cedar Point, o. The aspirant had
been knocking everybody cuckoo
with few punches. He was touted
as sure winner over "the fading,
punchless Kilbane." The undcrtakers
already were measuring for the Kill
bane coffin.
And then the fight began
kilbane came to the center of the
ring-"opened up" Boxing: Booze!
That was his day for fighting. In
stead Of permitting CLANCY, the
ring tiger" to take the aggressive
ness, he took it. He carried the bat
tie to Clancy all the way, beat and
pounded him around the rirg-and.
in the third, "the Punchless ki.bane'
won with knockout.
Frush is good-but there's moth
ing in his record that would create
the idea he's complete world beat
er. He has bumped over quite a
few tough turkeys in the last year
and scored a popular or referee de-
cision over a bulk Of others. But
he'll find that whipping Artie Root,
Kid Julian, Johnny Papke, Freddie
Jacks, Tommy Noble and slew Of
others is a task hugely different than
hanging crepe upon crafty cham
pion of the universe.
Has Not Slipped Far.
kilbane, because OF age. and COM
parative inactivity which harms
more than onrushing years, natural
y has skiddcd backward. And
Frush, abetted by youth, by conf
dence, by seasoning fights. has been
dashing forward. But it doesn't
seem-with all visible evidence con-
sidered-that Kilbane has slipped
far enough, or Frush travelled long
enough SO that Frush has eclipsed
as a fighter.
Frush has ehancc-a fair one.
But unless Kilbane inwardly bellies
his outer appearance the old-timer
is still a clever enough warrior to
take the youngster upon his knee
in the Cleveland bail park-on Sep
tember-give him hrst-elass box
ing lesson--and then spank and put
him to bed.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
Grid Practice Starts
AT Broken Bow High

Broken Bow. Neb., Sept. 8.-(Spe-
cial.)-Foot ball practice at the local
high school has started in full swing,
with Beal, Beck, Brown. Dietz, Bonn
berger, Jackson. {. Thompson and
Scott, last year men, back in the
harness. Thirty grid candidates re-
port each afternoon for practice.
The schedule for the season fol-
lows:
September 3o-Loup City. at Broken BOW
October 7--Grand Island, at Broken Bow.
Oct. 14-Ord. at Ord.
October 21-Lexington. at Lcxings ton.
October as-Gothenburg, at Broken Bow
November 4-Open.
November 11-Ansley. at Broken Bow.
November 18-Open.
November 24-Rayenna. at Broken Bow
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
British Golf Champion
Won't Turn Professional

St. Louis, Sept. S.-Wm. /. Hun
ter. British amateur golf champion
here to play in the United States
amateur championship. September II
to "a. today renewed his denial OF
reports circulated after his triumph
that he would turn professional. and
added that he probably would not
return 10 England, where he was in
the postal service
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
Dempsey Asked to Run
Kilbanc-Frush Bout

Cleveland, O., Sept. s.-The pro-
moters of the Kilbane-Frush feather
weight championship bout, scheduled
to take place in this city. September
IL. have wired heavyweight cham
pion Jack Dempsey. IN New York,
asking him to referee the bout.
The telegram to Dempsey said
that both boxers and the public
would be agreeable to his being the
tfird naA in the ring.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
Former Ohio Athlete
Dies of tuberculosis

Findlay. O., Sept. S.-Dwight c.
CHM, Is, former Ohio state univer-
sity foot ball, basket ball and track
star, died yesterday at Boulder,
Colo, Of tuberculosis, according TO
a message received today by rela-
tives. He was graduated from Ohio
state in 1916. His wife, formerly
Miss Helen Crispin, of Fildlay, and
a son survive. His home was IN
Piuua, O.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
Wilson May Fight
Southern Champ

New Orleans, La. Sept. S.-Jotnny
Wilson. middleweight champion, yes
terday was offered $4,000 or an op-
tional SO per cent of the gross re-
ceipts to meet Happy Littleton,
southern middleweight, in 20-round
bout at the ball park here October
10. The offer was made by Pro-
moter All Pilsbury, who is to stage
the 2O-round bout between Littleton
and Mike Gibbons, who are to meet
in New Orleans October 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
Semi-Pro Catcher Circles
Bases in l3 Seconds

Minot, N. D.. Sept. S.-Irving
Wallace. catcher for a local semi
professional base ball team. estab-
lished what was said yesterday to
be new worlds record for circling
bases. Wallace made the circuit in
IS seconds, eclipsing, he claims, the
former record made by Archdeacon
Of the Rochester. international
league team.
Wallace made his record while be-
ing timed by teammates who will
seek to have the mark established
as official they announced.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
Final Round Of Women's
Title Tilt to Be 30 Holes

New York, Sept. S.-The final
round OF the National Women's Coli
championship to be played next
month over the Holly Wood club
links at Deal. N. J., will be at So
holes. Preliminary rounds viii con-
tinue 18 holes.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
May Reorganize League

Columbus, Neb., Sept. s.-(Spe-
cial.)- communication was re-
ceived by the Commercial club from
c. ]. Miles OF Grand Island saying
that a movement was on foot to re-
organize. the long-dcfunct State
hsSe ball league. and that ! meeting
Of representatives OF several cities
would be called in the AGAR future
if sufficient, interest was shown.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
Braves Divide
With Phillies in
Double-Headel
Philadelphia Cops Opener, /;
To 6, While Boston Cap
lures Second, Is to 2. in
Easy Fashion.

Boston. Sept s.-Boston divided
,oday's double-hesder with phila-
deiphia. oesehger pitching brilliantly
in the first game until the ninth, and
had a o to 0 lead. lie had held the
visitors 10 three hits and in the
fourth had retired the side on nine
pitched balls. Then Philadelphia
made eight runs in the ninth. win.
ming. 8 10 q. oeseheer was knocked
out with seven OF the eight runs
against his account. Boston Won
easily in the second game. IS to ?.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09

Hartford. Conn. Sept. s-Walter
Cox celebrated his SD birthday to-
day by winning for the frs time in
his career the Charter Oak stake,
feature OF the Grand eircui, meeting
here each year. lie also took the
i.year-old trotting eyen'. In which
Silladar. Murphy's unbeaien colt I'M
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
Packers, 10; i1oostefs, 5.

Totals ..S4 Il ~
xYuna batted for Grant in ninth.
Sioux City 90 5 / ) 90 0 1--1o
Des Molnes .......0 0 Q 2 0 o ! Q o. s
Sunmary--Runs: Harber, Ostergard,
Metz. 2: Robson, 2; Marr, Kearns. Gra-
ham. Davis O'Connor, 2; Moeller, 2;
Schumap. Errors: Kearns. 2: C'Connor,
Anderson. Home run: Robson. Two-base
hits: Metz, 2; Marr. Leard, Robson,
Anderson, Rhyme, O'Connor. Sacrifice
hits: Harbor. Robson, Grant Stolen
bases: Rhyme. Left on bases: Sioux City,
s.: Des Moines, 3. Struck out: BY Pott,
/: by Schuman, 4: by Davis, Z. Base on
balls. Off Pott. .: off Schuman, I. Hit
by pitched ball: Metz, by Pott; Harbor:
by Schuman. Earned runs and hits: or
Pott. I and . in 4 is innings; off Schu-
man. 0 and 5 In 4 2-S innings; off Davis.
) and in . innings. Losing pitcher:
Pott. Double plays: Rhyme to oConnor to
Brown; Davis to Metz. umpires: Becker
and Anderson. Time: 1884.
okiahoma City, oki.. Sept. s.-okla-
Aonsa City punched hits off Tulsa>s loose
fielding and made Il two straight. to :,
today Moore's error in the fourth In
directly was responsible for Tulsa's two
talifcS. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09

XBratchi Dated Tor FAX IN eIghtn.
xOne out when winning run scored.
Summary-Runs: Hooper. Mulligan,
Sheely. Sisler, SEVERED. McManus. Bayne.
Errors: None. Home run Sheely. Sacrifice
hits: Collins. Schalk, Tobin. Double plays:
Mcclellan to Collins to Sheely. ?: Collins
to Mcclellan to Sheely; Mulligan to
Sheely; Bayne to McManus. Left on bases:
Chicago. s.; st. Louis, .. First base on
balls Off Wilkinson. I: off Bayne, g.
Struck out: BY Wilkinson. /; by Bayne.
l. Umpres: Chill and Nalin. Time OF
game: 1855.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
ST. JOSEPH.

Summary runs: Omaha, II; y.
Joseph, o. Bases on balls; OFF Adams, D;
off BIrd. 4; Oft Glaiser. 5. struck out:
By BIRD, I; by GlaIser. Z. Left on bases:
Omaha, q; St. Joseph. 10. Wild pitch /;
Glaissr. Two-base hits: O'Brien. y. Nc
Donald. Glaiser. Fisher. Mcdonald. Three
base hits: HANDLER. Lee, Gislason. Fisher.
Double play, Hancy to GirlasOn 70 Ieli-
welt. Sacrifice hits; Sprangev. O,hrten,
Gislason, Haney. Lee. Griffin. Corridor.
LeIiyeit. O'Brien.. umpires: Cusack and
Ormsby, Time: sos.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09

Tuisa /....,.,,.0 u
Oklahoma City ......s 90 o1 Ks
Summary--Ruus: Davis. Brannon. Pitt.
:; Wright, Graham, Heatley, Salisbury.
Errors: Heving McGinniz. Harper, Moore.
Tvo-base hits: Davis, .; Heying, Graham.
Sacrifice hits: Wright. Salisbury. Bases
on balls: OFT Richmond. 1. Struck out:
By Salisbury 1; by Richmond. :. Double
plays: Salisbury, Heatly and Graham;
Wef;inui.. Stewart and Brannon; Connolly,
Hevine and Burke. Left on bases: Tulsa,
9: Oklahoma City, !. Umpires: Buckley
and Burnside. Time: 1:so.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
Buffaloes Turn
On Saints and
Win Second, l26
Smiling Bert Glaiscr Allow'
Is Hits, But Teammates
Pound Two St. Joseph
Pitchers Hard.

St. Joseph. Sept s.--omaha took
a one.sided contest IRON ST. Joseph
today, II TO 6. Adams was pounded
hard in the FIVE innings he pitched.
Bird stopped the hitting to some
extent, but Omaha had piled lead
that could not be overcome. The
trnra.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
Kilbane Held Superior to Frush
IT.
Age Has Slowed Up Champion
Was Once Great Fighting Machine

It's hardly probable that the frky Daniel Frush of Baltimore
climb the heights the featerweight domain Cleveland
Der II.
There's reason-and John Patrick Kilbane its
The klbane who will his graying the
the from Maryland isn't the Kbne Of
there wouldn't be fight But though have hered
his and the rud his supple
good enough Of Frush.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
Mitchell Clinchcs Pennant

Mitchell, S. D., Sept. 8.-By win
ming today's game from Huron. II
to 2, Mitchell clinched the Dakota
league pennant. Mitchell won the
pennant last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09

sunmary-Runs: Young 5: Jones. 2;
Cobb, 3; veach, Q: Heilmann. Sargent. 9;
Bassler Dauss. Sewell. Errors: Young,
Sothoron, q Two-base hits: Sargent Bas-
sler. veach. Jameson. Three-base hits.
Veach, Jones. Stolen bases: Young. Veach,
Sargent. Sacrifice hits: Merritt. Bassler,
Jones. veach. Double plays: sewell to
Johnston. Left on bases: Detroit. II;
Cleveland, 10. First base on balls: OFF
Dauss, 2; off Morton, /; off Sothoron, q;
off Caldwell /; Oft Clark, 3. Hits: Off
sothoron. 10 in Ia innings; off CALDWELL
2 in 2-3 inning off Clark, 6 in 1 inning: !:
none out in eighth; off Morton, in 2
innings. Struck out: By Dauss. /; by
Sothoron, 4: by Morton. !. Passed balls:
shinault, 2. Losing pitcher: Sothoron
Umpires Dneen and Owens. Time Of
game o.15 ,as
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
Witches Rally in
Ninth and Defeat
Joplin Miners, 4-3

Wichita, Kan, Sept. 8.-Wichita
came back in the last OF the rintl,
after Joplin had tied the score in the
first half and scored the winning run
on Blackesly's double and pinch
hitter Grcgorys single. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
Principals in Recent Tennis Clash

little brown made brave attempt the Davis
turned America could hold the
The matches had reaching effect in stimulating
interest the The players caught In characteristic postes
while In action 'f
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
Tigers. Is; Indians. |.

Cleveland Sept. S.-CIeveland wound up
its 1921 home games today by being de-
feated by Detroit. 15 to l.. Dauss was
effective all the way while none OF the
Cleveland pitchers could stop the Tigers.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
Browns. 4; white sox, 3.

st. Louis, Sept s.--St Louis overcame
Chicagos early three-run lead and made
1t two straight by winning today, to 3.
Sheely's home run with two on gave
Chicago all its tallies against Bayne. The
clash was the final Of the season between
the two clubs. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
Double by Perkins
Defeats Yankees
Athletics Stage Ninth Inning
Rally and Win, E to 5: Ruth
Gets SD Homer.

Philadelphia. Sept. s.-A double
by Perkins aud a single by Johnson,
. - today gave Philadelphia
Tt two runs and ninth in
ming victory over New
York. q 10 5.
W. Ruth hit his 5Srd home
run oil the season. He
now needs only one more to equal
his worlds record OF last year. He
made his 55rd home run last year at
Philadelphia. September 27. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09

SneinhNu .'....,.'..V v V-a
Chicago .............0 o 0 2 X-6
summary--Runs: Daubert. 2: Hoilocher,
Terry. Kelleher, 3; Barber. Errors: None.
Two-base hits: Cheeves, Tonseca Hollo-
cher. Kelleher, Daubert. Three-base hits:
Grimes. KeIleher, Barber. Stolen bases:
Daubert, Twomby. Sacrifice hits: Barber
and Terry. Double plays: Kopf to Bohne
to Daubert: Duncan to Wingo. Left on
bases: Cincinnati, 6; Chicago. 8. First base
Hits: Off Donohue 8 In Z innings; Off
Coumbc. 8 in1 inning. Hit by pitched ball:
By Cheeves. Bressler. Struck our: By
Cheeves. 2; by Donohue, 8. Losing pitcher:
Donohue. Umpires: Hart and Brennan.
Time Of game: 1921.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Yester,lIay's Result

YcsterdIay's Results.
Indianapolis. <G-i; Columbus. 81.
Toledo. Z; Louisville, ..
Minneapolis. i0-s: Milwaukee, -.
Kansas City. Z: ST. Paul. ).
Today's Games.
indianapolis ut Columbus.
Louisville at Toledo.
Milwaukee at MINNEAPOLIS.
Kansas city at st. Paul.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
Second game:
BOSTON.

TOtaIS So u TT
Philadelphia ......0 o o ] 0 0 0 1 o. 2
Boston ............3 o 3 Q x-13
Summary-Runs: Lebourveau, Sedgwicl,
Powell, Southworth. 2: Cruise. .; Boeckel,
8; Holke, Ford, O'Neill, 2; Watson. Errors:
Monroe. Bruggy, Boeckel. Two-base hits:
Holke. O'Neill. Cruise. Three-base hits:
Boeckel. Powell. Holke Stolen bases:
Southworth. Boeckel, Holke, Ford. Sacri-
flee hit: O'Neill. Double play: Ford to
Holke. Left on bases: Philadelphia, s;
Boston, 4. Base on balls: OFF Smith, 4:
off Sedgwick. 2; off Watson, 2. Hits:
Off G.. Smith, in innings; off Sedg-
wick. in s. Hit by pitched ball: Ford,
by Smith. Struck out: BY sedgwick. 5.
Losing pitcher: g. Smith. Umpires: Mo-
ran and Rigier. Time: 1888.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09

Totals 81 11x2514
xGregory batted for Seilars In ninth.
xWilIiams batted for Kennedy In eighth.
One out when winning run scored.
Wichita ..........2 l 0 o 0 o IL
Summary Runs: Hamilton, Mueller,
Doyle. Smith, Washburn.., J; Berger
Plakesy Errors: None. Sacrifice hits:
Speas. Two-b base hits: Christensen, 2;
J. Berger Blakesly. Home run: J; Berger;
stolen bases L. Smith, Doyle. Hits: or
l. Berger. and 5 in innings. Double
plays: Kruger. Robertson and a,; speas;
out: by seliars. 3: by Doyle. !. Base on
halls: orr sellars. 6; OFF L. Berger. :; or
Doyle, 8. Left on bases: Wichita, Z;
Joplin, II. Umpire: Holmes. Time: l:4S.
Packers, 10; boosters, 5.
Des Moines. Ia. Sept s.-Pott gave
Sioux City six hits and five runs In the
third round this afternoon. the visitors
winning the game, 10 to S. 1t was base
ball booster day here, 1900 persoas seeing
the game. Horace Milan. local nutfielder,
won four first places in the field meet
that preceded the contest. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
AMERICAN LEAGtE.

Yesterdays Results.
81. Louis 4: chicago, s.
Detroit. 10: Cleveland. !,
Philadelphia. 8: New York D.
No other games scheduled.
Toda,'s Games.
Cleveland at 81, Louis.
Detroit at Chicago.
Boston at Washington.
New York at Philadelphia,
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
Totals ...sa Sx2s ll,rotals ....as

''"" '''''''''i -
Summary-Runs: Miller. .: t.ebpurveau,
Ruth, .: Ward. Witt, C. Walker. g; Per-
kins. .; Galloway. Errors: bikes, L.
Collins. Mccain. Galloway. Two-base hits:
{. Walker. Perkins. Three base hit. Witt.
Home run: Ruth. Stolen base: Z. Collins.
Sacrifice hits: Perkins. McCann. Peckln-
paugh. Pipp. Double plays: McCann
Dykes and J. Walker. Left on bases New
York. s: Philadelphia, 10. First base on
balls Off Rommei. 6; off W. Collins. 1 /:
off Rogers. 4. Hits: Off W. Collins. in
. innings: Rogers. in innings. Hit by
pitched ball: By W. Collins, Dykes and u.
Collins. Struck out: BY Rommel. 5: by W.
Collins, |. Losing pitcher: w. Collins.
umpires: Connolly. Wilson and Mcriarity.
Time Of game: 2:05.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
MID WEST LEAGUE

MID WEST LEAGUE.
Scottsbiuff. Neb., Sept. s.-First game:
Laramie .o = o o e-I
Scottsbuf ........0 90 0e2 y:
Batteries: Dyer and Tonneman; shimcal
and Benninghoven.
Second game:
Laramie ...........1 I 0 0 . o O-5
Scottsbiufe ..0 0 0 o o 0 > 1 o.
Batteries: Hill and Thorben: Jones.
shimeal and Pricett and Benninghoyen.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
Cubs, 6. Reds. g.

Chicago. Sept. S.-Grimes' triple with
bases filled and two out in tie fourth
gave Chicago lead which Cincinnati was
unable to overcome, and the locals won.
G to 2, getting an even break On the
series. Cheeves pitched In fine form.
Daubert got four hits in as many times
UP. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09

At Memphis, 4; Nashville. ..
At Atlanta, 4: Mobile. J.
At Chattanooga, 3: New Oricans, q.
At Birmingham, 0; Little Rock. o. 10
innings, rain.)
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
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Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
NATiDsNI. LE,utF.

Yesterdays Results.
Chicago. q. Cincinnati y
Philadelphia, 80. ho,lub Gsl J,
No other games scheduled
Toda,'s asm.s.
-, Louis ht Cincinnati,
Chicago ut pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at iiosi"n.
brooklyn ut New York,
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09

Totals ....S6 10 II IA
xHenderson batted for Caldwell in sixth.
xBurns batted for Morton In ninth.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09
BaseRalRe5 Results
6ndStdndinQS

NEsItgN It,att.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-09

Only time you go wrong is wher
congress is in front.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-03-17

Mrs. Thes. P. Fitz left Sunday for
Pennington to see her daughter, Mrs.
Geo. w. Morris. She will 60 from
there next Sunday to Lilbourn to see
her SON, W.J. Fitz, and will stop q
few days on her way down at Mar
quand to see her sister, nieces, etc.
DR.. f. Farr was here last week. He
brought a car of horses as far as Iron
ton and sold themfor $500. His son,
Carl, returned with him to Nebraska
Sunday.
Frank James bought a new Ford
car last week from j. w. Robinson,
and j. Stevenson a new Ford from
Fletcher s. Barger.
Thos. P. Fitz sold a car of potatoes
at Piedmont last Saturday.
Mrs. John Semands has returned
from Flat River, where she has been
visiting her daughters.
Rev. Roach preached q fine sermon
at the Nazarene church Sunday night.
Mrs. John Lloyd made a business
trip to M arquand last week.
Mrs. John Reed is very sick at this
writing with pneumonia.
The Methodist Junior Sunday Schoo.
Glass and their teacher, Miss Jewe.
Reed, entertained the Baptist Juniors
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dot
David son Tuesday evening. All re-
port q splendid time. Refreshments
were served. &
Roy Simpson, from Annapolis, visit
ed relatives here Saturday and Sum
day.
Miss Maude James, VINO is teaching
at Wiliiamsville, visited home folks
over Sunday. ISAAC.