THE OMAHA DATTr TIEE: THUKSDAY, JULY 1), 1003.
(
OMAHA GETS FOUR STRAIGHT
Eeond Gams of Beriei with Orioliei Till.
Into Pa's Basket
OPPORTUNE BATTING IH NINTH INNING
HU-key, (npinUi and Skeletal Da
Seme Mr Stick Werk Brlaej
la the Vwo Raaa Keces
eary te Wla.
festerday Omaha mad It four wing
straight by liking the second game of tha
aeries from Denver by opportune batting
In tha ninth. The Rourkeltes were badly
crippled, Dolan and Shugart being out ot
the game and Ttiemas and Henderson play
Ing In the field. Oenlns played short, while
Thomaa held down second and Henderson
Clled center field. Tha change In tha team
was quite noticeable and play waa far from
snappy, but thl Grlsclles were unable to
bunch hits successfully oft Shafstal. Both
teams played listlessly In the field and
could not hit the ball with very great suo
cess.
In tha second Dundon stifled out with a
double to right field and reached third on
Patterson' out at first and scored on
Bhleback's long fly. In the fifth Schist waa
first up for Denver and tripled and lmme-
dlately scored on a long fly to left field,
That waa all for Denver so far as scoring
goes and tha Rourkeltaa were dubbing along
with few proapecta ot much success when
the eighth opened Up. Carter dabbed his
bat Into the bait and It rolled down tha
thlrd-baae line. Bchiel fielded it in and
threw wildly to first, so that Carter made
the circuit on lt
Graadstaael Finish
Hlckey began It all In tha ninth with a
single over McHale's head and Oondlng
flew out. Then Companion waa substituted
for Henderson "at the bat and made
clean double flown " the -third-ba.se Una,
Bhafstal immediately followed it up with
a hit that went right through Bcbelbeck and
Hayea fumbled It In the. field. Meanwhile
two runs came in and the game was won.
Today the Same teams Will gather at Via
ton street and continue the argument.
Score: '.
OMAHA..
Aa R. IB. PO. A
H.
Carter, If ... 4 1
s
4
Genlns, fa I
Wright, lb.. 4
Welch, rf. I
Thomaa, lb... t
Hlckey, tb.. ...... 4 .
Uondlng, o 4 a
Henderson, Cf. ........ S
Bhafstal, p.. 4
xC'ompanlon 1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
11
Total'A.i.........M "l
4 17 14
Companion batted for Henderson in the
ninth.
DENVER.
AB. R. IB. PO
.... 4 0 2 1
A.
0
0
I
0
0
4
1
Jones, if
Hayea, cf. .........
McHal. 2b.;......
Frlak, rf. ....-...'...
Dundon, 8b
I'atteraon, lb
Schelbeckt as
fcchlel. c
Whltrldge, p
.... 4
.... 4
. . 4
0
1
1
0
11
1
7
1
Totals
..22
7 13 U
xTwo .out. when winding run was made.
Runs by Innings:
Omaha 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2-4
Denver ...0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-2
Hits by lnnlhgs; ' "
Denver 2 11 M 0 11 H
Omaha ...., ,.r.0 0 1000112-4
. Earned ! tuna: oinaha.'l; Denver, 1 Left
on basea: Omaha, 7; Denver, i. First baae
on balls: Oft Whltrldge, 2. Struck out:
by Bhafstal, 4; by (Whltrldge, ft. Wild
pitch: Bhafstal. Two-baae . hits: Compan
ion. Dundon. Three-baae hit: Bchiel.
Double -plsy?' Thomas to Genius to Wright.
Tim: ;,f;2. ..Umpires... Mullane. . ,
. Dea Moines Takes Seeoad. . .
DES MOINES, July 1 Das Moines won
the second game' of tne Colorado Springs
aeries, 1 to 0. Morrison pitched great ball,
allowing but four hlta- , Attendance, SUO.
Score: ' '
i aim.
Dea Moines 0; H'M I WW j
Colo. Springs ..0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 4 1
Batteries: Dea Moines, Morrison end
Marshall ; Colorado Springs, Jones and Dor
nr. . .
Milwaukee's Easy Victory.
MILWAVKEE. Wis.. July 2.-Mllwaukee
pounded Dlehl all. over the lot and won
easily by 12 to 1. Attendance. WW.
Score:
R.H.E.
Milvaubaa
I 0 2 0 0 10 2' "-13 14 0
Hi .Inaanh 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
0 O 1 0 1
Batteries: Milwaukee, Mcrneraon ana
Lucia; St. Joseph, Dehl and Garvin.
Beached Hita Decide Uaane.
KANSAS CITY. July 8.-Peorla won to
day by bunching blta Hart waa effective
when there were men on the baae a. At
tendance, 200. Score: RHE.
P(.rl. 1 0010022 1- 14 4
MS-aty..... 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0-J10 1
Batteries: Kansas City, Cable and Ll
rlch; Peoria, Hart and Hessler.
ttandiasr ef the Teaaaa.
Played. Won. Lost P.C.
Milwaukee
Colorado Springs
Kansas City ....
St. Joseph
Peoria
Denver
Pes Moines
Omaha
66
60
68
64
, 9
14
n
2
81
709
8
20
27
28
27
22
.660
.600
.48:
6t
68
69
66
.476
.464
21
84
26
.tM
20
.857
Games today
rumvar at Omaha. Colo-
rad" Springs it Des Moines, Milwaukee at
St. Joseph, tr eorua at
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
S.dhetf rails to Shet Oet Hlhlaars
Merely tor Will et
gapport.
NEW YORK. July t.-ln spits of the
weird work by hi. P?teLk8rl
won his game against New York today.
WUh perffci "fielding: behind him he would
have been credited with a shutout. Chea
b?o w hit hard, and In the elg .hth inn ng
tw?. triple, and two jingles c nch th;
ing features. Attendance. 1.120. Boore.
ST. LOUIS. I ,
R M O A I K.H.C.A.t
n..--.. h i a s Kealer. rt ... a a
Haiarirk. ct. I 1 1 4 BlbarlaM. ee. 4 1
And.raoa. lb 1 4 11 1 4 ; J
Wallace. a..4 I Mrrarl 'a4. U J 4
Kaboa. .... 4 I I 1 Oaaaall. Is.. 1 4
Hill. Ib 4 4 4 I 1 Howell. J
hcCof a. Ib. 4 I I lO'Caooor. a. 4 4
gudbaS, ... 1.1 1 i iCiaaaUo. ...4 4
I
""5ltl"' Tetala ...1 4 It 11
Bt Louis 0 00800110-4
S-Vark .0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
T..k... kit- FUlti. Three-base hits
Burketvtai. Heidrlck. S"lflce hlr. Khoe
First base on balls: Off Sudhofr, i; off
cnmhm i t'irai Daae on enwia. cv. uvui-
1; New ?ork 6, Struck out: By Budhoff. 2
1. pk-L a dialaa bases: Full. Geo
il Mowell. Double Plays: Hill to Wallace
li,n! Wallace ta McCormlck to An
dersoa: lulberfeld to Howell; O'Connor to
Williams. Lett on baaee: Bt. juis. ; rtew
York. 7.'. Time: l;ats umpire; ""
BSesua- patere Vtetorleaa.
RnaTOW 'Julv'i Boston defeated Chi
tmtav Kiaklnk the came one-aided
on a combination of long hits and errore In
the fourth Altrock. formerly oi ouaiun.
-
Established 1023.
17ILS0U
17-.ISE.EY.
That's fill!
s
'"-a"'
v
C19T "1XJJ8A
OX
e
lao fared 111 fn the swvwntn at tha bands
f his former tem mates. Chicago could
o little with Winters pitching. Attend
ance, 1147. Score:
BOSTON. . CHICAOO.
a . ti n A u n i c
Tta-ifWtr. It 1 I I f 1 Holm ... 1 I
I'-nmae. lb... I 111 Jaa. el lit
O Brian, if.. 1 1 t llwi. rt.... 1 t I
rrMintk, rf. 4 4 1 er'allahaa, Ik. 4 4 I t
rami. fa... 1 111 lab.ll. lb.... 4 1 11 4 1
L kanra, lk I 111 aMaaoon. lb. 1 I I
rrrt, Ik.... 4 14 1 1 Tinn-hill. m I 1 I I 4
'fr, .... Ill Mrrarlane, I I I I 1
winiar, ... 111 viUtrsrk, a... 4 44
Tetals ... I t It U I Totala ... 1 4 M 11
Boston 0 0 4 4 0 0 1 0 4
Chicago 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Two-haae hits: Ferrla. Green. Maaoon.
?hree-base hit: Collins. Home runs: Col
Ins, Parent. Double play: Tannehlll to
Magoon to IsbelL First base on balls: Oft
Altrock. I: off Winter, i. Hit by pitched
ball: LaChance; Btruck out: By winter,
1; by Altrork. 1. Wild pitch: By Altrock.
Time: 1:34. umpires: Flaherty ana loung.
Pattern Gives Game Away.
WASHINGTON. July 8 Patten's eight
ba.ee on balis, with a hit at the proper
time, gave the game to Detroit. Deering
was batted out of the box In the first
Inning. Attendance, 1,131. Score:
DETROIT. I WASULNOTON.
H.K.O.A.aV HOAI
Barrett, rt... I 4 l'Moran, St.... 1114 4
Laah. It I 1
t va-ibacB. II.. ill
("Clarke, lb... 14 1
I e Rru, ct 1 1
a f uM. rt I 1
3 Mar I'., ib... 1
4 'R'-t naon. Ib 4 1 1
4 viUH'rM, . 4 1 4
OlP'lau, .... 114
4 1
Crawford, rt. I I
4 4
rarr. Ik I
McOutre, a... 4 4
Yaa.-r, lb... 1 1
Bmlih, tb.... 1 1
I
I
Iia aa
Daarlng. ... 4 4
Kltaon. 1 1
1
4
I WiOrtk s
uOanoTaa .44441
J Tatals 4 II rtl 1
iiaail ... it a
x Bat ted for Patton.
xx batted for Deering.
Detroit I 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 J 7
Wanhinaton 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
Two-baa hit: Vtoran. Three-base hit:
Kltaon. Stolen base: Selbach. Bacritice
hlu: Luah. Carr. Double plays: Teager to
Long to Carr; Teager to Smith to Carr to
McUulre. First base on Dans: un r-aiien,
: nlT Kltaon. 1 Btruck out: By fatten, i
by Kltaon, L, Left on bases: Washington,
6: Detroit. . Time: 2:10. Umpire; O Laugn
lln.
PalUiea Wla la Hlatta.
PHILADLEPHIA. July . Errors by
Bradley and Hickman In the eighth Inning
permitted the locale to tie the score. A
double and a single In the ninth gave the
champions the game. Moore and Bender
were both in fine form. Attendance, 4,b.
Score:
PHILADELPHIA. I CLEVELAND.
K.H.O.A.g I R.H.O.A..
ci.-...t it . a l a aRav. ef 1 1 t
Plckartng. of 1 4 4 0 d Bradley. .. 1 1 1 J 1
ria ib.... 1 1 Pllrk. rt t 114
U croaa. lb. 4 4 1 McCaruij, "4414
S.rboH. rt.. 4 I 1 1 tHIrkmaa. lb. M II
Murphy, lb.. 1 4 4 1 lOacba'er, .!
U. Croaa, as. 4 4 1 I lClinmaj. Ib 1 1 4 t
Bhrack, a.... 117 1 1 Abbott, a.... 4 14 1
bandar, .... 114 ojatoara, JJJJ.
Total ..."i T 14 V ToUla .. I lit 14
xTwo out when winning run scored.
Phlladelnhla ..0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 14
Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0
Two-baae hlta: Flick. Bchreck. Three baae
hit: Bchreck. Btoien oases: nay, ricBrwia,
t nn h.aMi- r'evlani. X: PhlladelDhla. 7.
Vlrat base on Dana; un moore, a, via
Bender, 4. Struck out: By Bender, V Time
1:40. Umpire: Haasett.
ttaadinsT tsta 1-vsuae.
Flayed. "Won.
Lost.
21
28
30
20
21
12
22
46
P.C
Boston 47
Philadelphia 47
Cleveland 44
New York 60
Chicago 6?
Detroit
St. Louis 40
Waahlnsrton 44
44
.667
29
24
20
21
80
28
14
M
MX
.600
.6(10
.484
.47
.2U
tndav: Chlcaao at Boston: St.
Louis at New York; Detroit at Washington
Cleveland at rniiaaeipnia.
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
Keaaedy'a . All Arema Tlay, with
Giit-Edsred Sapvort, (hats
Dreoklr Oat.
PITTSBURG, July 8. Kennedy's work In
the box. at the bat and on I bases was
the feature of the game. His support
waa gilt edged and only one Brooklyn man
rot as far aa second baae. Attendance,
1,858. Score:
KT-rraatHO. i BROOXLTN.
R.H.O.A.B.I E.H.O.A.t
Baaumoat. et 4 I I 4 JJBtrang. lb... 1 J
Sabrtna. rf
V w a a v-DnvHro,
1 4 I OM)b, .... 4
1 1 WDojrla. lb.... 1 It 4
tilt elEMfhlcn. a... 4 4 11
114 doeaalor, rt... 4414
lilt ORltier, e I
114 1 H Flood, lb.... 411
1111 oJscbmUt, ..!
1 U IT 11 l Total ... 4 I 14 14
Wagner, aa. .
Laach. lb....
MtchY. 14..
Krusar, It...
Smiib, a
Waarar, lb..
Kaooaer, ..
Total .
Plttaburg
0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0-6
Brooklyn
, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
m 1.1... T ...k Vamhaw TIA..I.1-
1 WOUaoa litis. rc: .1 , nciiiLuj, wuui.
play: Dablen to uoyie. rirni oase on Daiis
rer Kennedv. : off Schmidt. 1. Btruck out
By Kennedv, 6: by Schmidt, L Time: 1:40.
umpire: jonnstone.
Brash le at Bad sal Wla.
I iV.. ill 1. , W l J wii.i.iiwi. WUII
f mm Hnaton today when the same seemed
f.llT.lVUIl Till. I'mntHnn.. w....
hopelessly lost Willis was taken out of
the box at the end of the seventh liming.
Plttlnger waa substituted In the eighth
and enough runs were scored on bis deliv
ery to win tne game. Attendance, l.txjo.
Bcore:
CINCINNATI. BOSTON.
R.H.O.A.I., 11. H O A
Doollo. U. .. 1)2 tfDexter. cf... I
Sartaour. of. 1 8 1 4 HOoolar, lb... I
114
I 14 1
Dolan, rt.... 1 I astanlay. It... I
I 1
Baeklar. lb.. I 16 4 Otrarnar, rf...
Stalafaldt, tb 1 I I W Moras, a
Dalr. lb.
,114 OlAb'tichlo. lb. 0
,1111 0Grm ar. lb. 1
.114 1 Aobrar. aa...
. I I Willis, p 1
iPHtlngar. a. .
. 4 14 17 14 liSPratt 4
Kallar. aa.
Bargan. a..
Phllllpa, .
Totals .
I ToUla ... I it 14 U 1
xBatted for Plttlnger in ninth.
Cincinnati 0 001004(-8
Boston 1 0 2 0 0 0 ( 0 0-4
Two-base hits: Dexter. Stelnfeldt. Three-
base-hits: Cooley, Moran, Seymour. Home
run: Don lln. Left on bases: Cincinnati.
7; Boston t. Stolen bases: Seymour. Dex
ter, Stanley .Carney. Double play: Cooley
to Moran. First base on balls: Off Phil
lips, 1; off Willis, 4. Struck out: By Phil
lips, 8; by Willis. 1. Sacrifice hits: Grem
Ingar, Aubrey. Wild pitch: Phillips. Time:
1:66, Umpires: Moran and Holllday.
Saints' Errors Cestly.
ST. LOUIS. July (.New Tork defeatxl
the locals today in rather ensy fashion
winning all the way. Both Pitcher M--Qlnnliy
and Murphy were hit hard, but the
luiuior was wan aupjiuuau in me neiu,
while the home team bunched six onatlv
errors. Mertea' home run and his fielding
same. Aiienaanoe,
l.JGO. Score:
KIW YORK. , ST. LOt'IS.
R.H.O.A hJ R.H.O.A
orowna, n.. a a a a a rarrall. ib.. 1 I 4 1
aun n, ci.. a w V nonaral, rt. 1
MoUaim. lb.. 1 1 II Olmeot. ef....
Martaa. If.... lit Bra. Ik ...
Babk. aa I 11 Barclay, It.. I
ludar, Ib... I 11 0 Harkatt, lb..l
Gllbart. Ib... 1 1 1 I awuinu, aa.
Bowarmao. . a 1 4 Hrau. a
McCtnnlir, a I tMurpha. o...
jaDunlaary ,.
Totala ...l I n ll -o!
1 11
I Totala ... I I rt l
x Batted for Murphy In the ninth.
New Tork 4) 0 0 4 0 1 0 4 1 10
St. Louis 0 1 0 0 1 1 S
Earned runs: St. Louis, 4; New York 2
Two-base hits: Farrell. Lauder. Thr'eel
base hits: Barclay, Hackett. Home run
Mertea Sacrifice hit: Lauder. Double
playa: Williams to Hackett to Kyan
Burke to Farrell to Hackett. Passed ball
Bowerman. Stolen base: Gilbert. Hit by
pitched ball: By Murphy, 1. Bases on
balls: Off McGlnnlty, 1; off Murphy f
Struck out: By McGlnnltv. 1: bv Vi.i-nhu'
1. Ieft on bases: St. Louis, 4; New York!
v. .una. a.ev. miro. c II laws.
Mlerehes' Hlttlac Tells.
CHICAGO. July 8 Chicago won today by
hitting after Fraser's passes and his team s
errors had placed men on bases. Kllng
waa easily the star, catching a perfect
game and pounding out three doubles. Cap-
tain Lowe was given Ma tintlca of release
today. Attendance, 1,100. Score:
CHICAOO. rHlLADSLPHIA.
u n a a a H o.A.B.
Slala, If...
I 1 c Thomaa, ef.. 4 1 4 4 4
4 4 I J WolT'i'n, lb. 4 1 4 I 1
4 11 lTltua, II 1114
1114 tfKXMT, rt... I I I 4 1
14 14 1 Barrf. lb.... 4 114
1114 Hula wltt, ra. I 1 I I 1
14 1 aoiaaawa. lb.. 1114 4
141 Oboola. a 1444
4 14 4 eBoth, 4 4 4 4
Caay, lb....
Itaub, lb....
Jnnaa. et
Tmkar, aa...
Kra, lb....
Harl.,, rt...
Kilns.
W'aimar. a...
LQdpaa, p.
4 4 4 4 urraaar, .... 4 4 1
ToUla ... 1 14 17 1 I ToUls ... I I IT 4 I
Phlraa-r. 0 1 0 1 4 0 0 0 17
I'M ade Dh a 0 2 V X e i v
1 . i rwl.... A. Ill.ll.i.sr.l.lt
Two-baae hits: Kllrg (3). Kelster. Three-
base hit: Hulswltt. Sacrifice iihs: narwr,
F.vera. Wolverton. Htolen bases: Carey.
ones. Kline. Tnnmas, uiesaon. irauma
play: Evera to Tinker to Kaub. Struck
ut: By Welmer. 3: by lAindgren. a. i-asara
ball: Doom. Bases on balls: Off Welmer,
off Frsser. 1. WT.d nltch: Fraaer, 1. Hit
with ball: Harley. Time: Mtt. Umpire
O Day.
Standing; of the Teams.
Played. Won. Lost
P.C
Pittsburg ,
49
64
69
66
68
66
68
66
48
New York '
41
40
83
82
27
23
20
21
29
12
21
38
45
46
.641
Chicago
.679
.608
.608
Hrooklvn
Cincinnati
Boeton
.415
.SM
.8U8
St. Louis
Philadelphia ....
Oames today:
Boston
at
Cincinnati,
Brooklyn at Pittsburg, New York at St
Louis, Philadelphia at Chicago.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
Three ef the Foar First Division
Teaaaa Drop Games te the
Trailers.
MiNVErni.ia. Julv 8. The home team
could not hit Gibson today and handed
Ksneaa City tne third straignt oy to u.
Maloney's home run Was a feature. At
tendance, 700. Score:
KANSAS CITT. I MINNEAPOLIS.
K.R.O.A.I. R.K.O.A.Bl.
Kothfuaa, cf. 1 I eMrCrtrr. cf 0 I
Malonar. rf. 1 2 4 OSpooner, lb.. 4 1 11 4
Nance, lb.... 114 4 1 Lal'r. If 4 4 1
Brady, lk... 1 ill vamita, n.... i i
Knoll. If Ill OiOyler, aa 119
Laewa. a.... 14 ulMcIntrra, Ib I I
Sutler, e.... l a I uaiartin. id... w i a a a
McAnft'a. Ib. 1 I 0'l.u1wli, a... 8 I
Olbsoo. P.... 041 CHWIlllama. . I
p.... 0 4 4 I OjW
.la ..."J 1 17 14 ll
ToUla
ToUla
I I 17 1 I I
Kansas City 2
Minneapolis 0
0 0 1 0 0 1 0 06
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Twd-base hit: Leewe. Home run: Ma-
lone y. Base on bal.s: Oft Williams, 1; off
Gibson, 2. Struck out: By Williams, 2; by
Gibson, 2. Hit bv pitched ball: McAndrews.
Racrinca nits: Maioney. Knon ui. utoien
base: Rothfusa. Left on bases: Minneap
olis, 4; Kansas City, . Time; 1:46. Umpire:
Commngnam.
Colemhas Tries Amateurs.
HAT TIUTItTa ft Tiilv 0 T iiila.rlH. Vi 1 1
opportunely today' and won the last game
or tha series from Columbus with ease
Three amateura were ptayea on tne local
team and tne neiaing oi one oi mem,
Toohey, was a feature. Attendance, 884.
Score:
LOUISVILLE. COLUMBUS.
R H O. A B.I R.H.O.A B.
Kanrla. rt..,
14 4 1 1' Roach. 0.... Sill
Hart, lb s
Braahaar. Ib 4
o Bannon, ex.. vats
1 OiArndt, rt....
1 CiTurnar, lb..,
1 tlToohar. "
OjPrech. lb...,
I o Mallor, lk..
siJuatlca, aa..
Odvell, ct... 4
Sullivan, Ib. 4
firmer. If... 4
BchriaTar, e. 1
I II 0
Qutalan. St.. I
Bo nana on, a. s
1 nurabiii, ...
ToUla ... 7 II n I l' ToUls ... 1 4 17 14 1
Louisville 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 47
Columbus 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 01
stolen base: Arndt. Sacrifice hits: Ker
win. Bohannon. Two-base hits: Arndt,
Kerwln. Man, erasnear. anree-Dase nit:
Hart. Home run: Be h never. Double plays
Crablll to Mellor, Toohey to Turner to Jus
tlce, Odwell to wart, utruca oat: y
Crablll, 1; by Bohannnn, 2. First base on
balls: Oft Crablll, 2: off Bohannon, 8. Wild
pitch: Crablll. Time: 1:40. umpires Wag
ner ana n una.
Brewers Bite the Dast.
BT.
PAUL, Minn., July (.The locals
won
fast game irom MiiwauKee toaay.
Neither pitcher was bard hit, Attsndenoe,
1,200. Score
ST. rAUIj.
R.H.O.A. a
MILWAUKCS.
R.H.O.A.
Oalar. if 4 4 1 4 w
Schtaflay. lb. 1 4 4 1 4
Donahue, lb. 4 4 4
Wood, 4 1 I 8
Shannon, ef. 1 4 M
Jackaon. rf.. 1 1 4 1
8chafer. aa. 4 I 4 I 1
vnslaub, Ib. 0 I I 1 1
Hemphill, cf. 4 4 I 4 4
Huctlns, Ib. 118 11
Kallar. lb... 4 4. I 1 ll
Dualaanr, If. 1 1 1
Plana, lb... 4 8 1 OKtanlaj, it 18.-4 4 4
Whaalar, Ib. 4 1 8 1 UVIo. ss 4 4 14
SulllTan,
I I M
McOllI, p.
,4144
Stewart, p.
l l I M
Totala .. I TiM U I
ToUIS ... I I 17 11 I
xTwo out when winning run scored.
St. Paul 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1
X i it
Milwaukee 1 1 0 0 0 0
Three-base hits: Husains. Stewart. Jack
son. Double playa: Uchaeter to Hugglns
to Kelley, Wheeler to Kelley to Sullivan,
Schaefer to Pierce to Wheeler. Stolen
basea: Ganlev. Dunleavv. First base on
balls: Off Stewart, 2; off McGUl, 2. Struck
out: xy oiwaatL a; uy aicojii, a. viiu
pitch: Stewart. Hit by pitched ball:
Kelley. Left on bases: St, Paul. 5: Mil
waukee, 3. Time: 1:36. Umpire: Fore
man.
Eight Pitchers Twirl Ball
4
TOLEDO, July (.Today's game was a
remarkable one, in that eight pitchers took
their turn In the box. Jones, left fielder for
Indianapolis, pitched an Inning and was put
out of the game with Williams. Hogrlever
was fined 210. Attendance, 600. Score:
TOLEDO. INDIANAPOLIS.
K.H.O.A.B. R.H.O.A. W.
Smith, rf.... 1111 HosrloTar, rf I
Owana. aa.... I I I OToi. tb I 1 4
CrltulL lf-. 111 41 Wood's, a-lf I 1
Turner, lb... 1 18 1 1 Coulter, cf... 1 1 1
Barnard, cf.. 111 1 Jonaa. ll-p... 4 1 1
1 4
4 4
if
Kletnow, .. I I I I'Keiiuia, ... 1
Bebaub, tb... t 111 O.Kthm. lb.... 1 11
Chlida, to... 881 1 Tainaatt, lb.. 1ST
Walaa, a 1 4 4 4 rMarvaa. aa... Ill
RalaUng. If.. 1 1 I I 1 Kord. p (
iwunama, p.
ToUls ,.ll1hMll siAllenanf. p.
iMcfartl'd. p I
Haydoa. e... 4 11
I Totala ...1 10 IT 14 I
x Kellura out on batted strikes. -
Toledo 1 0 4 1 0 4 1 0 611
Indianapolis 2 0 2 0 4 0 0 0 310
Two-base hits: Turner. Crlstall. Smith.
Owens, wood run, Jones, Marcan, Heydon
Three-base hit: Owens. Home run:
Smltn. Htrucx out: uy waisn. z; Dy crle -
tall, 4; by Kellum, 2. Base on balls: Off I
Allemang. 2; off McPartland, 1; off Jones,
off Kellum, J; on waiea, 4; on uriatail.
off Ford. 2; off Wllluims. 2. Hit by
Ditched ball: Jones. Wild pitches: Ford.
Allemang, Kellum. Double plays: Kleinow
to Turner to rueinow: eeraaro to uwens
Marcan to Klhm. Stolen bases: Smith.
Fox. Saclflce hits: Owens. Bernard. Left
on bases: 1 oieao, s maianapous, s.
Passed ball: Heydon. Time: 2:34. Umpire:
Mullane.
Itaadisg ei tne Teams.
Played.
Won.
Lost- P.C.
Milwaukee 64 40 24 . 628
St. Paul 67 41 2 .611
Indianapolis 67 40 27 .67
Louisville 64 . 83 S3 .600
Columbus 65 28 87 .431
Kansas City 67 N 21 .466
Minneapolis 66 27 3 .408
Toledo 64 28 41 .864
No games scheduled for today.
Webster City Loses.
WEB8TER CITY. Ia., July I (Special
Telegram )-In one ofj the 'Prettiest Cmes
m r 1 1 tu .119 "v 1 ."."- i.'i wiho lime
Mason City defeated the Webster City
team this afternoon, 4 to 2. The game was
snappy tbrougnout and exceedingly In
leresting. because the Mason City team
is Webster City's last year's team. Score:
Mason City I 0 8 0 0 0 0 0
Webster City 0 0100000 0-8
Batteries: Mason City. Esslck and
Wilder; Webster City, Tessler, Gregory and
wnite. 1 ne same teams piay tomorrow.
The home team won Irom Oelweln on
tha latter a rround. 4 to 1. Thev knorkairl
the famous Denser out of ths box and gar
nered nine nus on Laiiy. lead Ureen
pitched for the weoster oty team.
Oarlaaa Wlas Bet Game.
CLARINDA. Ia.. July (SDeclal Tela.
gram.) Clnrlnda won from Atlantic today
In a hotly contested game. It waa a nltrh-
ers' battle from the beginning, the beat two I
pitchers in the league being pitted sgainst I
each other. Mekenson for Clarlnda had the I
best of It all through the game and proved I
10 do ine oeuer man, nis Deing tne first
came janeu nas iosi to 1 larmna. score:
Clarlnda 4. Atlantic 8. Hits: Clarlnda 10.
Atlantic T. Errors: Clarlnda eL Atlantic 1
rtatteries: Clarlnda. MeWenson and MrMll. I
'an; Atlantic. Jarrett and Boata. Struck I
1 out: By Mekenson IS, by Jarrett 8- At
tendance nu.
Heldrege Beats Mladea.
HOLDREOE. Neb., July 1 (Special Tele-
cram.f aiinaen waa aereatea today, I to 1
fHiira ;
Holdregs t 0 0 0 4 0 0
Mlnden 0 2 0 0 1 0 6
Batteries: Holdrege, Pendergraft and
Burman; Mlnden, Ahllne and White. Btruck
out: ny renaergran. s; Dy Ahllne, . Ba
oa baUa: Off Pendergraft. L Two-baae
rma: ieaineoy, ataeca, iarretL Umpire:
WATER BOY WINS BRIGHTON
Et Another Bow Mark in New Tork'i
Glevio Bice,
ROEHAHPTON FIGHTS GAMELY FOR FIRST
Haggles' Wonder Flalshes Easy,
Leagrth Ahead lor Math Victory
sal Eighth Appearance
ea the Tvrt.
NEW YORK, July 8.-J. B. Hag-gins'
Water Boy won ths Brighton handicap t
ona and one-quarter miles today in l.tHVi,
a world's record, faster by three-fifths of a
second than Oold Heels' circular track re
cord made In this race last year snd faster
than the record time of 2.03V made on a
straight course by Banquet.
Water Boy, game son of Watercress, that
won turf fame, carried tne top weight, 124
pounds, and was favorite In the betting at
1 to 1. He had no serious competition In
the rce after Jockey Cdom made his run,
except from Koehampton. Roehampton,
carrying 107 pounds, with Bullman up and
at IS to 1 In the betting, ran a fine race.
Just when they first passed the stand he
modo up ground rapidly, led for a six
teenth before entering tne stretch, and
made a gallant fight when challenged by
Water Boy. River Pirate, ICS pounds, with
the colored boy, Hicks, in the saddle, was
third with as good as 6 to 1 sgainst his
chance ts finish In ths first three.
Water Boy Length In Front.
Water Boy won by a length, with Roe
hampton eight lengths In front of P.lver
Plrete.
Little Larson, who rods Articulate, wss
thrown in front of the stand. His mount
was fifth and going well when Francesco
and Herbert bumped him. Articulate
crossed his legs, stumbled snd Larson shot
over his head. He lay beating his armu
on the track, ana apparently badly hurt
but proved to have no serious Injuries when
carried to the judge's stand.
To a good snd prompt start Water Boy
was first away and Odora took him ever
toward the rail, but Cochran was quick
with Oom Paul and got ths coveted po
sition. Oom Paul led passing the stand,
with Water Boy next and Francesco and
Herbert coming strongly. Roehampton was
I carried wide on the turn, but raced to the
front In the back stretch. Though Oom
Paul led to the end of the mile, many
shlftlngs occurred behind and Odom, who
had Water Boy close to the rail In the third
place, was nearly cut off when Roehampton
rushed Into the lead with Oom Paul snd
Francesco dropping back. Herbert had
tired and failed and wltn Francesco was
beaten at the last turn, but Roehampton
was in the lead and going at a terrific
pace.
Odom set sail and was close to Bullman
when they turned Into the stretch. Then
Water Boy snd Roehampton left the rest
of the field, drawing sway together, and
the big. long striding, black horse forging
surely ahead. It was Water Boy's race
a sixteenth from home, and Odom eased
his mount a trifle. Bullman suddenly shot
up Roehampton until the little chestnut
was sgaln neck and neck with the black.
but one flourish of Odom'a whip sent Water
Boy ahead again and across the line a
winner.
Water Boy won the Suburban Renewal
last week, setting a new track record. He
was raced eight times in tits life, finished
first six times and made two records.
To the winner the Brighton handlcsp
was worth 218.SS0. '
Ths fractional time of the race was:
1SH. :47, :M, 1 iljsfc 1 :2B4 19 and
Ths last mile was run In l'jS8. Articu
late, riderless, finished fifth and then ran
two miles before he was caught. Results
First, five rurlona-s: Tim Payne won.
a I jvi onrxeeon ,aecona. tonecior jessun inira,
I Time 1:004.
about two miles and one-half: Lavator
won. Tin Gallant second. Mystic Shrlner
third. Time 6:05.
Third, mile and one-sixteenth, selllna-:
Homestead won, Baikal second. Past third.
Time 1:464.
Fourth, the Brighton Handlcsn. one mile
and one-anarter: Water Boy. 134 (OdnmV
2 to 1, won: Roehamnton. 105 fBuHman). 15
to 1. second: River Pirate, 106 (Hicks), 20
to 1 third. Time 2:(BH.
Fifth, six furlonrs. selling: Hoval won.
Forward second, Interval third. Time
Sixth, five and one-hsir furlongs: Bs -
dus won. Ormonde's Rlsrht second, The
Southerner third. Time 1:08.
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Tare Hew Marks Are Hung" l"p
Winners at Waaklngtoa
Park.
CHICAGO. July (.Flo Bob won the
Maywood stakes st Washington park to
day from Prince Bilverwlngs in a hard
drive by a head. The time, l:u0a. is a
new record for the stake, in tne nrst race
Aggie Lewie lowered the track record for
five half furlongs from 1:06 to l:0u. Re
sults: First race, five hair furlongs: Aggie
Lewis wen, Ralnland second, Cognomen
third. Time: 1:064-
Second race, one mile and seventy yard :
I Lampoon won, Hot second, Fading Light
I tnira. Time:
Third race, the Maywood stskes, valua
13,800, five furlongs: Flo Bob won. Prince
Bilverwlngs second. Auditor tniro. Time:
l:0us. ,
Fourth race, purse ti.zau, nsnaicap, ona
and one-sixteenth miles: Bragg won.
Henry Bert second, f ederal mini. Time:
l:H- . -
Fifth race, one mue: roan won, rtooa
wink second. Beau Ormonde third. Time:
I:"-. '
elxtn race, one mue ana seventy rami:
Kllmorie won, Lou Woods second, Hindi
third. Time: 1:44.
DETROIT, July g Results:
First race, six furlongs: Do Leo won,
elen Tarwater second. Amahaga third.
Time! 1 lfiU.
Second race, five rurlongs: Clifton Forge
won, Handmore second, Blue uarier
third. Time: l.OlVi.
Third race, seven ruriongs: ixicust Blos
som won. Briers second, Tom Kingsiey
third. Time: 1:28. i
Fourth race, one ana one-sixteentn mnes:
Griffiths won. O. W. W. second, Malay
third. Time: 2:09"i.
H(rmoins second, Sky Blue
four hair rurlongs: iole won.
tnird. rime
0:61
Slxth race, seven furlongs: Jigger won.
Grand Marals second. Military third. Time:
Lz1. . . .
ST. Louia, Juiy a nesuits:
First race, five furlongs, selling: Tokolon
vlfs
won. Reglna D second. Pinky B third.
Time: Luji.
Second race, six furlongs, puree: Plra
teer won. Major (Ira ham aecond, KingToee
third. Time: M6.
Third race, one mile and twenty yards:
Murmur won, Oasllghter second, Venus
Vlctrlx third. Time: l:44e,.
Fourth race, ais. furlongs, purse: Fare
Hand won. Check Morgan second, Fenian
third. Time: 1:17.
Fifth race, six and a half furlongs:
Fickle Saint won. Algaretta second, Clales
third. Time: 1:23 V
Sixth race one mile snd twenty yards,
selling: 1 Know won, Eugenia S second,
Lasso third. Time: 1:44H.
FIELD CLUB TENNIS TOURNEY
Matches PlayeeT Dona te esnt-rtaeJs
with Exception ef One la
Talrd.
All of ths matches In the Field club ten
nis tournament up to the semi-finals with
the exception of one match In the second
and one In the third round were finished
last evening.
Caldwell's defeat of Wernher wss the
sensation of the evening's play. With a
penalty of 16 plus half 15 and Wemher's
handicap of 15, the chances were strongly
agnlnst Caldwell, but he won out in two
sets of 6-4, 6-4. This Is Wemher's first
year of serious tennis playing, snd he has
a number of pretty strokes, but Is not cer
tain whatsoever and wss clearly beaten.
Scores In the flrei round: 1
Collett (owe half 16), beat Dr. Lsks (halt
lf-. 4-. 7-5, 0-3.
Second round:
U. Martin (scratch), beat E. M. Martin,
(scratch). 6-1, 6-2.
Hoel (15 plus half 16), beat Scannell 01
plus half 15), 6-0, 6-8.
Wernher (16). beat Hasksll (owe half 15),
4-6. 6-4. 6-4.
Third round:
a. Martin (scratch), beat Hoel (15 plus
half lb). 6-4. 6-4.
Scrlbner (owe half IS), beat LeMere (16),
6-7. 4-3, 6-0.
Caldwell (owe IS plus half If), beat Wern
her (15). 6-4, 6-4.
Drawings were made last night for the
consolation match. It Is arranged that
matches may be played as early as 6
o'clock p. m. by agreement between the
players, but men must be on ground and
ready to play bv 6:30 or lose oy default.
The drawings are:
H. M. Koaera plays Kennard, A. Rogers
plnys Erwln, Blfxt plays Vaughan, Wood
Dlavs trait, fonard clays LaiKe. hums
&la Lee, F. Pollard plays Patterson,
a vlna plays West,
LIPTON PLAYS WITH SHAMROCK
Shifts Ballast Arenael la Endeavor to
Learn All Challenger's
Points.
NETW YORK. Julv 8. Over a leeward snd
windward course of thirty miles, starting
at Bandy Hook Lightship, Shamrock III
today beat Shamrock 1 by only four
minutes and nine seconds. If the run told
the whole story the cup might be ssfe.
but It la apparent Designer Fife and Sir
Thomas Llpton sre experimenting with the
new boat and that changes are made
dally In Its ballast and trim to discover
the effect upon Its speed.
On Monday In windward work It simply
outclassed the other. Today It covered
the fifteen miles to windward only 2:60
faster than Shamrock I. Its ballust had
been moved aft, with the result that It
could not point so high, though It did not
affect Its footing ability.
Janlors Win In Eighth.
HARLAN. Ia.. Julv 8. (Sneclal Tele
gram.) By bunching hits In the eighth In
ning me union stock yards juniors de
feated the home team In an exciting game.
Harlan, which recently beat Atlantic's
southwestern league team, expected an
easy victory over the Juniors. The lads
were" a surprise, outplaying Harlan both
In the field and at the bat. Talbot was
the star for the Juniors, completing two
neat doubles at second and winning the
game In the eighth by his long hit. Mc
Lean settled down after the second inning,
allowing but three hits. Miller. McLean
and Bradshaw lead the batting with three
hits each: McDonald pitched in fine form
until the eighth, when he weakened, allow
ing four hits. The Juniors play at Man
ning tomorrow. Score:
R.TT F.
Juniors 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 06 11 0
Harlan 1 1000000 0-178
Batteries: Juniors, McLean and Miller;
Harlan, McDonald and Whitney. Two-base
hlta: Talbot, Miller, Behrer, Marco. Double
play: Talbot to Hachlon. First base .on
balls: Oft McLean, 3; oft McDonald. 8.
Struck out: By McDonald. 6; by McLean,
5. Time: 1:48. Umpire: Holmes. 1
Western Women Golfers Orgraalse.
CHICAGO. July 8. Representatives ot
fourteen golf clubs, Including all club mem
bers of the Western and United States .Golf
associations within a radius of 500 miles of
Chicago met here today and organised the
Woman's Western Golf association. The
object of the organisation will be to pro
mote team play and to give an annual
tournament. The following officers were
elected: President. Miss Alexander, Ex
moor; vice president, Mrs. De Wolf, On-
wentsla; secretary, Mrs. Brower, Edge-
water; treasurer, Mrs. Bartlytt, Lake
Geneva; directors. Miss Carpenter, Indian
apolis Country club; Miss Anthony, Glen
View; Miss Cotton, Chicago Golf club; Miss
Taft. Midlothian; Mlas Douglas, Cedar
Rapids.
Whist Tenrney Kesri End.
DETROIT. July 8. The last preliminary
round of the Hamilton trophy waa played
at the American Whist league congress to
day and determined the clubs that will
enter the semi-finals tomorrow. The Cleve
land Whist club, which holds the trophy,
stood first, not only In the number of
matches played, but also In the number of
tricks won.
The following sre the clubs that won In
the preliminaries and are entitled to enter
the semi-finals: Cleveland Whist club. 6H
matches; tricks, 22 plus. Ravenswood
Whist club. Chicago, 6 matches: tricks. 20
plus. Knickerbocker Whist club, New
York City, 6 matches; tricks, 12 plua Hor
lick (Wis.) Whist club, 6 matches; tricks,
5 plus.
Errors Cestly for Reel Clead.
RED CLOUD. Neb.. July 8. (Sneclsl Tel
egram.) Costly errors on the local side lost
them the game today with McCook. The
score was 6 to 1. uiazier in leit neia did
some excellent work. Score:
McCook 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 S
Red Cloud 0 0001000 0-1
Batteries: McCook, Shopn and Bender;
Red cioua, Adams ana vvnucomo.
Games Id Three-I Leagree.
At Rockford Rockford. 1: Rock Island. 0.
At Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids. 6; De
catur. 0.
At Dtibuaue Dubuoue. 6: Bloomlnrton. 0.
At Davenport Davenport, 17; Spring-
field, X.
A Thonghtfal Haahand.
Cured his wife ot fainting snd dirty spells,
weaknets. heaaaens ana bscksrbe with
Electric Bitters Try them. 60s. For ssls
by Kuhu Co.
Entombed Miners Reseaea.
8HAMOKIN. Pa., July 8 Eighteen
miners were enromoea ny a gangway cav
Ing In at the Reading Coal and Iron com'
nanv's Big Mountain col'iery last nlxht. A
rescuing party drove a hole Into the mine
through an old slope and today reached
the miners, who were all alive and untn-
lured.
Some of them nsrrowly escaped death in
rushing irom tne tailing coal.
No Summer Bowel Troubles
Not for me ! I'm safe from all of them and happy. The heat of sum
mer causes organic matter everywhere to decay. All dead vegetable or
animal matter rots if not kept on ice. All undigested food in the
human body will ferment a hundred times as quickly in summer as in
winter. Consequence stomach, liver, bowels poisoned, thrown out of
order sour stomach, gases, colic, diarrhoea, dysentery, cholera, append
icitis, and in some regions yellow fever and the plague. Little children
suffer terribly everywhere. What does good sense tell you to do ? You
can't keep the human body on ice, and the drinking of ice-cold drinks
does more harm than good because it stops digestion and chills the in
ternal organs. The proper thing is to keep all impure and unnecessary
matter out of the body every day, not give it a chance to sour and de
cay in the stomach and bowels, and poison the blood and the whole
bodv. In this wav vou will stoo all hot. feverish conditions, and keen
your insides cool and healthy. To do it, use a medicine that is not offensive to the
taste and not harsh and violent in its action. There is only one safe system-cleaner
to take in the summer time, because it will not cause diarrhoea or griping, and that is
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ED DELEHANTi IS DROWNED i
Famoni Ball Player Falls from a Bridgt
at Buffalo.
HARDLY ANY. DOUBT OF IDENTITY
Articles Foena In Valise in Pullman
Car Belongiaa te Missing; Man
Evidently Property of the
Ball Flayer.
BUFFALO, N. T., July S.-A close watch
IS being kept along the river below the
International bridge for ths reappearance
of the body of a man, now believed to be
Ed Delehanty, ths famous base ball player,
who fell through the o.en draw ot the
bridge last Thursday .light.
The then unknown was put oft a Pull
man car on train No. 8 on the Michigan
Central at Bridgeburg. He started to walk
across the bridge, to Buffalo. Kingston,
ths night wstchman on ths bridge, ordered
him to return to shore. There were angry
words between the two men, but it is not
known that blows were exchanged.
According to Kingston's story the man
supposed to be Delechanty, started to run
to the American end ot the bridge. The
draw had been opened te allow a boat to
pass, hescsys, snd ths man fell Into the
river and was drowned. River men say
that ths body should corns to the surface
today or tomorrow at the latest.
Statement of superintendent.
Superintendent Bennett ot ths Pullman
Car company said today:
I found in th valise left by the pas
senger put off So. a season pass to the
vvasnington Daae ball park, made out in
the name of Ed Delehanty.
I found In the suit case a suit of clothes
with Delehanty's name on It, also the
name of the tailor In Washington who
maae it. xnenr was a pair 01 Dsse oau
snoes in tne vanse.
I wrote at once to the tailor In Wash'
Ington snd secured the sddress of Dele
hnnty's family. I wrote Delehanty's wife
In Washington on receipt cr this infor
mation, telllnz her of the clrcu nstances
and telling her I believed her bus' .and was
arownea on tne oridge tne nignt in ques
tion. SYRACUSE. N. T., July 8. Frank Dele
hanty of the Star Base Ball club, left
today for Buffalo In response to a tele
gram stating that Ms brother "Ed" was
dead at Fort Erie.
MAY SELECT CHICAG0ANS
Teaals Committee Possibly Will Name
Collins and Watdaer te Play
Englishmen.
NEW TORK. July 8 Ths third day of
play In the lawn tennis doubles on the turf
courts of the Country club of Westchester
resulted In victories for the Wrenn brothers
and Ward and Ware. Collins and Waldner
demonstrated that they are certainly among
the possibilities for selection to meet tne
English team, ths Doherty brothers, in
the International matches, ward and Ware
only beat them by team work and tactics
Summary: Men's Inrltatlon doubles, third round:
Wrenn brothers. Orange Tennis club, de
feated S. C. Millet and J. D. Forbes,
Orange snd Country club of Westchester,
8-1. 6-1. 8-8; H. Wsrd and Lee Ware, Har
vard, defeated K. Collins snd H. L. Wald
ner, Kenwood Country club, Chicago, 0-2,
8-0. 8-8.
Exhibition single: R. D. Wrenn against
W. D. Lamed, 6-8. 6-8; unfinished.
Ball Players. Change Teams.
TOLEDO. July 8. Bd Walker of
the
Cleveland American league team has been
signed by the Toledo American association
team. Harry Allemang, pitcher of the
Toledo team, has been released and signed
by Indianapolis.
T. M. O. A. Wine Wlas.
The Toung Men's Christian association
base ball team defeated the Hollvs by a
score of 6 to 8 before a falr-sised crowd
at Young Men's Christian Association park
yesterday afternoon.
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