The Topeka Daily Capital from Topeka, Kansas • Page 2

Saturday, July 1921. THE TQPEKA DAILY -CAPITAL All the Latest News From Sportdotn BY CONDO EVERETT TRUE KERR STILL HOLDS lELLEHEH'S FUMBLE LETS i Hi ONLY SCORE OF GAME 5 POWER OVER THE YANKS Today is July 9th, the last day of our scheduled 10-day sale. It is what remains of your great opportunity to save many dollars on things you actually need. You neyer miss a good thing until it is gone. This good thing will be gone after tonight--and you will sure miss it, too.

Come now, during the final 12 hours. a Ruth Holds No Terrors for This Sox Star. Browns Theat Senators in Rude Fashion Heilmann Hits Ilorsehide 610 Feet. Chicago. July 8.

Dick Kerr continued, his effectiveness against New York today and scored his fourth victory over the Yankees. 4 to 1. Score: Nehf and Alexander Stage a I Pitching Duel. of Braves Holds. Reds to Five Scoreless Blows Pirates Defeat Dodger, 5 to i.

1 New York, July S-Nw York shut ut Chicago. 1 to 0, today, Nehf hold-the Cubs to three hits and giving 99 passes. Alexander also pitched an effective came and lost itu the ninth When KcUeher's fumble allowed Frlsch score. Score: NEW YORK CHICAGO ABHPOA ah ruft 3 12 4 NEW SOUK CHICAGO 2 4 4 3 4 9 0 2 1 1 2 I 1. 2 I 19 ABH POA ABHPOA' ttaek.rf 2 4 12 Fewster.cr 5 9 2 0 Johnson.

Peek.ss 2 0 3 2 Mulligan. 3b Ruth. If 3 2 1 0 Collins, 2b Baker.2b 4 2 0 Meusel.rf 4 0 1 1 Pslk.lf Pipp.lb 4 2 12 0 Mostll.cf Ward, 2b 4 2 1 4 Sheely.lb Schang.e 4 1 Shawkey.p 3 11 Kerr.p Devormsr 1 9 0 9J 1 Totals PAMT 3 3 2 4 0 1 2 0 1 3 if- 3'1 1 Hoilooher.ss Keileher.l'b Gtrt mt. i feilllvan.lf XfalMl. ef 4 0 0 3 Bancroft.ss 4 12 3 9 12 oj Young.

rf I 0 2 0 (Jonlalei.lb 111 Walker.cf 3 0 3 HATS 95c 29 9 27 14 SUITS $9.95 Totals 34 10 24 20 3 0 1 2l3mlfh.e Jtllllfef.o Batted for Shawkey in ninth. 3 0 1 ll.Snyrter.c $445 Totals-- 30 llP'Ste'ngel 0 0 Total 29 7 27 One out when winning run scored and Walker hit by batted bull. Batted for Gonzales in ninth. 9ewe by Innings Olioage 000 000 010 0 ew York 000 000 001 1 Summary: Three-base hit Smith. Bases on balls Off Alexander.

3. Struck out fy Nshf, 1. Run frUch. Error Kelleher. ijMee.

from A Hcr-Hou to Score by innings New York 000 000 1 Chicago 200 000 20x 4 Summary: Two base hits Strunk, Johnson, Falk, Mostit, fechaik. Bases on balls Off Kerr. 2, off Shawkey. 2. Struck out By Kerr, by tihawkey, 2.

Runs Peckin-paugh; Johnson, tftrunk, Sheely, and Kerr. Boston, 6: Detroit, 3. Detroit, July S. 'Joe Bush held Detroit to four hits today and Boston won, 8 to 3. Heilmann made the longest hqrse run In the history of the local ball park in the sixth inning, hitting the ball a distance of G10 feet, according to the ground keeper's measurements.

Babe Uuth's longest hit was for a distance of- 400 feet and was made at the Polo grounds this year. Score: One lot of Suits in three button, conservative styles and young men models. Excellent patterns and all colors. Others at prices less than half regular selling value. None over $31.45.

Men's pure "Wool Pants in plain blues, blacks and grays, also stripes and herringbone designs. Also many serges. All now $4.45 and $7.95. A big lot of fine Felt Hats at a price which does not cover manufacturing cost. All latest style felts now only $3.95 regardless of previous selling price.

Boston, Cincinnati 0. July 8. Boston defeated Cin- Clnnafi, 5 to today, ikwtt holding the Psitors to fire hits. Boston made its seven hits count, thanks to three stolen Bases and errors by Groh and Crane. i CINCINNATI BOSTON ABHPOAI ABHPOA DETROIT Read all of this ad-It is worth reading--and easy, too BOSTON ABHPOA 114 Powell.cf 4 1 0 AB PO A Liebold.cf 3 2 6 OBlue.lb 4 19 2 1 1 OBarnare.ss 3 0 2 5 0 4 3 110 0 Sargent.ss 8 4 Grob.3b Fush.ef Bohns.

2b lb Wtngo.c Crane.es I.uque.p Poumbt.p rss lr Nichols" n.lt 4 2.3 0 21Boeckel.3b 3 0 2 4 HHolke.lb 3 113 1 3 0 4 4 OiCiibson.c 3 0 2 2 ljScott.p 3 2 0 4 Menosky.lf J.Colllns.rt ftuel.c Hcott.ss E. Foster, 2h Vltt.3b J. Bush. Oi Shorten. cX OiVeach.lf -0 Heilmann, rf 6Basaler.c Young.2b 4 4 3 3 4 3 IERY STANDING OF THE TEAMS 9 7 27 20 0, Totals James Smith, Konetchy, Braggy, Ring, 2.

Errors Fourier. R. Miller. 2. Pittsburg, Brooklyn, 3.

Brooklyn, July 8. PittHbunc de Totals 33 10 27 7f Totals 32 4 27 11 Totals 31 24 Score by Innln NATIONAL LEAGUE feated Brooklyn today, 5 to 3, by buuch-l ing two htts with Schiipp's wildness and Olson's error in the ixth. Score Pet. .457 .35 .202 Pct.l Pittsbnrg rf7r3iokl New York. .45 2S .32 28 Boston ....40 32 ..27 47 St.

Louis. 3S 21 51 PITTSBCRO I BROOKLYN Boston 400 010 010 Detroit 909 03 000 3 Summary: Two base hita Ruel, Liebold, Home rin Heilmaftn: Bases on balls Off Bush, 3: off Hollings. 3. Struck out By Bush. by Holiings, 5.

Runs Liebold, 2: Menosky. J. Collins, Ruei, Scott; Blue.Vach, and Heilmann. Errors E. Foster, Blue, Shorten, Holfigs.

St. Louis. 12: Washington. ABHPOA! ABHPOA 5 2 Bigbee.lf O.fllsoh.ss 5 2 5 AM LK1C AN LEAGI Carey, cf 4 Batted for Luque In sixth. "Scots by innings Cincinnati ....000 000 0004 bston 031 000 Olx Two base hit Groh.

Basos crh balls Off Luque, off Scott, 2. Strut Gut By I.utue. by Scott, 1. Runs Po-well, Souttaworth. Nicholson.

Boecket, IJolke. Errors Groh. W'ipgo, Crans, Scott. Philadelphia, St. Louis, 4.

Philadelphia. July 8. Philadelphia lilt Pfffer hard today and easily defeated St. I-ouis, a to 4. Font4 of the BJcal tallies were.

due home runs by James Smith and Konetchy. Score: 0 Johnston.Sb 4 2 1 5 13 llWheat.lt 3 2 0 ISMyers.cf 4 12 4 111 0IKllduff.2b 2 0 3 Kooerts n.rt, 3 1 4 1 4 0 3 1 Pct.l Boston 34 40 .613, St. LoUls 33 44 2 41 .506 Chicago 30 44 .405 Sr. Louis. uly 8.

St. Louis 1 Grimm, lb 4 Schmidt. 3 3 An association Cleveland ..48 27 New York. .46 2 43 28 Detroit 40 3 AMEKIC Louisville ..49 31 Mlnn'apolia 42 Milwaukee 40 38 St. .38 40 Cooper, Pet" batted chary for II runs before he was taken out in the sixth and won from Washington, 12 to 2, today.

Wil i-1 i-i 0 yfl OlMiller.c 4 0 3 1 0 2 0 0 00 32 7 27 110 'Krueger 10 All our 25e grade of fine cotton socks are on sale at 12c per pair, ue, black, cordovan, gray and 10 white. This is less than half price 16 Fine lisle hose in' palm beach, black and colors; plain and clocked. Our 'regular 50c grade. While QQ 613 Indi'napolis 37 40 .431 Totals 37 42 .468 .513 Kan. 35 40 .47 ..33 46 .418 liams hit his sixteenth home run of r.

ST. LOflS I PHILADELPHIA Totals 35 10 27 18 WK8TEKS LKAGt ABHPOAI ABHPOA inewason. rvqre WASHINGTON ABHPOA' ST. LOUIS 1 3 1 OIRapp.Sb Pct.l ABH they last you can tret them. for wUt OjJas Smith.

Ib 5 PO A 4 0 Ihotton.cf 3 Jno Smith. rf 4 Furnler.lb 4'" Wichita ...46 83 37 4 3 Pot. .433 .449 .449 .372 Fine madras, percale and cord Shirts in a variety of fancy stripes and figures. These are high grade, QCn dressy shirts. Will close out at tJC $3.00 fine madras Shirts also some percales and cords.

When you see these you will buy more than AH you- ever expected for the money. Now. Afr I Lyon brand woven madras and finest cord Shirts. Regular $8.50 and $4.00 Shirts. No more beau- d0 1 1 tiful or stylish line of shirts made.

Nowl Russian cord and silk mixtures all in one big lot. Regularly sold for $5.00 and well worth the d0 OQ price. Now only. Omaha 34 -41 Okla. City.

42 87 Moines. 35 43 St. Joseph. .42 37 Tulsa 29 49 OjWllliams.lf 9 ratlin 3 0 0 3 2 3 1 12 1 2 1 3 1 2 1 1 2 2 3 1 1 Batted for Schupp In seventh. Batted for Mitchell In Score by innings Pittsburg ...110 00 000 Brooklyn 000 200 1003 Summary: Two base hits Bigbes, Cooper.

Wheat. Thre bse hits Olson, Nels. Bases on balls Off Kohupp, off Conper, 5.. out By Schupp. by Coopes.

3. Runs Blgbes. Maranvllie, Cutshaw, Qrlmm, Olson, Nsls, and Hood. Error Olson. 4MUBl.rf IKonetchy.lb llR.MUler.ss.

0 2 0 3 0 7 0 Morn soy, zn Mr Henry, If Lnran.si Pt.x-k.3b PfeffeT.p chuKs Judse.lb 6 2 11 Milan.If'- 5 12 Rice.ct 1 4 0 Smith.rf 3 2 3 Harrls.2b 3 10 Shanks.3b 4 0 3 Gharrity.o 3 L- -3 0 19-0 1 0 0 Brower 0 0 0 4 2. Austin, us 4 1 01 1-1 lining, 4,3 1 1 Davis.p totals 10 0 f. 31 14 8i 34 13 27 12 Wilson Bros. $1.00 grade pure thread silk chain knit socks in black, white and colors. These are the CtO best on the market for $1.00.

'Now. UOC Wilson Bros, very best heavy thread silk half Hose. Black and colors, plain and fancy. There is no Q7 better silk hose-made anywhere. Now wlw -Totals TlKatted for pfeffef in ninth.

Totals 32 7 24 11; Totals 41 18 27 8 Batted for Schacht in ninth. JOHNSON'S FATHER DIES Ooffeyville. Jnly 8. F. TL Johnson, father of Walter Johnson, pitcher for the Washington American league club, died suddenly at his subur-Imn homo here, at 4 o'clock this after" noon.

i'i WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY National t. Leuis at Philadelphia. Cincinnati at Boston. Pittsbnrg at Brooklyn. Chicago at New York.

American League. W'ashington at St. Loui. Philadelphia at Cleveland. New York at Chicago.

Boston at Detroit. American Association. Columbus at Milwaukee. Toledo at Kansas City. Indianapolis at Minneapolis.

Loulsrilie at St. Paul. Western League. St. Joseph at Oklahoma City.

Omaha at Tulsa. Sioux City at Wichita. Des Moines at Jopiln. by Innings St. Louis 000 400 000 Philadelphia 003 001 14x 9 "Summary Two bK hits John Smith.

KcMenry, Horn by. Williams. Rapp, King. Horns rtfns James Smith, Konetchy. Bases Ja balls Off Pfeffer, off Ring, 3.

Struck Mt By Ring. 1. Riiw John Smith, t5srnier. Hornsby and MeHenry; Rapp, g- Bcore Dy. innings Washington 000 001 091- 2 St.

Louis uo 124 Olx 12 Summgry: Two-base hit Tobln, Smith, Jacobson. Three-bass lilts Milan, Ellerbe, Williams. Homer run Tobin, Williams. Judge. Bases on balls Off Davis.

4. Struck out By Davis, by Zacbary, 1. Runs Judsje. Gharrity; Tobin -3. Ellerbe 2, Sisler, Williams 2, Jacnbson.

McManus. Austin and Davis. Errors 'Ellerbe. Philadelphia at rain. Men's $60.00 Suits Now Only $31.45 ALL BIG NINTH IS ENOUGH DAY'S HOME RUN HEROES Senators Judge, Tigers Heilmann.

Browns Tobin, Williams. Phillies James Smith, Konetchy. "boys' Clothes All boys' suits include an extra pair of trousers even at these prices. Serges, Cassimeres, Npvelty Worsteds and Wool Crashes. All sizes, 9 to 18 years.

Blue, Brown, Gray and Green. Buy Now! IMS WESTERN LEAGUE PARK SUNDAY, JULY 10TH 3:15 P. M. (Sharp) Topeka-Santa Fe MAY STOP BIG GAMES vs. 11.25 $6.45 $8.95 Emporia Peohlqr Late Rally Gives Mndhens 12 to 11 Game With Blues.

Kansas City, July 8. Toledo won the third game of the series from Kansas- City here today, 12 to 11, by means of a ninth inning rally. Scors by innings It Toledo 110 130 015 12 it 1 Kansas City 100 043 201 11 13 2 Batteries Ayers. McCoil, Morrisette. Wright and Schauffel; Holshauser, Horts-man, Carter'and McCarty.

Indianapolis, Minneapolis, 5. Minneapolis, July 8. Indianapolis won its fourth straight game from Minneapolis here today, 7 to 5. Score by innings Indianapollsv :100 S00 0037 It 2 Minneapolis 100 000 2025 10 2 Batteries Cavet and Dixon; Lowdermllk. George and Shestak.

Columbus, 710; Milwaukee, 1-8. Milwaukee, July 8. Milwaukee dropped two games to the tail-ender Columbus club Jhe first in eleven innings, 7 to 1, and the second, 10 to 8. First Game. Score by innings Columbus 0i0 001 000 047 II 1 I7E Emporia Poehlers have five all state college men on their club have one of the best hitting and balanced clubs in the state and always puf up a real classy GAPS DUMMY TAYLOR WILL UMPIRE TIES 38c Overalls $1.69 Defense Will Summon Baseball Players by Wholesale, Chicago.

July 8. The etate announced during examination of prospective Jurors today on the baseball trial, that it would demand the mar-imum penalty of a fine and five years' imprisonment for each man found guilty. The statement was made by a state attorney to a venireman, who was asked if he would impose the maximum penalty If the men were found guilty. The man was not permitted to answer, Judge Friend sustaining the defense's objection to the question. No progress was made In selecting jnrors today, court adjourning until Monday with only the four jurors chosen yesterday sworn fn.

No others were even tentatively accepted. Attorney Henry Berger, of the defense, tonight, asked the state to prepare subpoenas for Detroit and Chicago American league players and announced that he would also call in a number of Cincinnati players to prove that the Sox played their best iu the 1019 world series. "We will call in many baclall players to testify for these indicted nieu that it may be necessary to postpone some of the big league games because several teams may be broken up for a day or two," said Mr. Berger. Under wear 41c 35c i Milwaukee 000 COD All 001 1 Batteries E.

Wilson and A. Wilson; Geariu and Gusset t. Seroad Game. Score by Innings Columbus 000 000 910 10 13 2 Milwaukee 104 300 8 9 1 Batteries Haid, Sherman. Danforth and Wilson; Kiefer, Treat man, Lingrel and Clarke.

Louis ville, lOoTst. Paul, 3 3. St. Paul, July 8. Louisville Genuine Sweet-Orr, extra heavy, full cut, blue denim overalls, union made, and are absolutely guaranteed, only $1.69.

Men's finest 4-in-hand ties of pure silk. Regular $2.50 sellers, now $1.10. The $1 and $1.25 grades, 79c, and all others for only 38c. All $3 and $4 Cap now $2 and $3 values now 92c; and all others only 35c. All size and color in silk and wool.

f2.0 Wllnon Krf. athieilc unions now $1.16, and other excellent makes only lit ami 98c. Porfknit only 83c; Ralbrirgan two-pls-e snlts only 4le per garment. ITS A CLEAN SWEEP won both games from St. Paul todav.

10 to 3 and 8 to 3. In the first contest Sanders held the locals in check. Miller hit a homer to centerfleld in the opening game, the longest hit ever made in the park. A First Game, Score by innings Lonisviiie 152 10 00 10 11 2 St. Paul 010 110 3 11 Batteries Sanders and Meyers; Williams, Foster and Allen, McMenemy.

Second Gaane. Score cy innings Louisville 10 00 100 8 9 1 St. Paui 0uO oil 1002 11 1 Batteries Long. Wright and Kocher; Williams, Hanson, Keliey and Oklahoma City Makes It Three Straight From Witches. rtklahrtms ritr Tltln Tnlr- fi I Collar Attached Shirts There's nothing nicer, nothing more popular, for hot weather or vacation time than these collar attached shirts.

Come in whites, taris and stripes. S2.50 to $5.50 JACK AT LIBERTY TODAY Shanley's home run in -the seventh inning enabled Oklahoma City to take today's game. 2 to l. and make a clean sweep of the series. Score: Score by Innings Wichita ,...0 910 000 I 2 Oklahoma City .901 90 lOx i 9 Batteries Gregory and Haley; Mitchell and Parker.

Joplin, Tulsa, 1. Tulsa. Okla, July 8. Pop bottles were thrown at both Umpires Guthrie Si II Diment Klein 602-4 Kansas Avenue1 11 rand Holmes during the coarse of to Former Champ Pays Fine of $1,000 Fncie Sam. Leavenworth.

July 5. "Jack" Johnson, former heavyweight champion of the world, paid his fine of 1,000 today and will be released early tomorrow morning from the federal penitentiary, wliere he 'has served since September, of last year, having been convicted of white slavery. Lucile Cameron Johnson, white wife of the THAT FAT day hard-fought game which Joplin won. 2 to 1. Srore by innings Joplin .990 119 94 1 8 i Tulsa 109 099 00 1 4 Batteries Berger and CAdy: and Keying.

i rrr i a Open 'til 9 o'clock Saturday night 21 Negro arrlred today from Only two gamfs scheduled. Additional Sport en Page It siiiiiiiiarainaisiM.