THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1003.
EVEN UP Willi RID NICHOLS
Bourkeitei Divide tha Series with Viiiton
from the Kaw Town.
CLOSE GAME WITH SOME NERVOUS SPELLS
Loral mt Manager-ritrher for
Twelve Safe Oaea, bat Coaipanloa
la Ueneroa vrlth Paaar aad
Make It Tight.
'Omaha divided the eertea with Kansas
City yesterday afternoon by taking the
game by a score of ( to 6. Nichols was In
the box for the visitors and the Kourkeltea
evened up for Monday's mAssacre by bat
ting; him very freely all of the game. There
was but one Inning In which the locals
failed to secure a hit. Companion waa In
for Omaha, but waa wild, at certain stages
of the game, but saved himself several
times by bracing up and pitching superbly.
.Kansas City mads Its first run In the sec
ond. Jacobs singled, hut was forced out at
econd by Weeks. Kahl singled and Com
panion filled the bases with a pass. Then
Meaaltt drove out a single and scored one.
In their half of the Inning the Rourkeftes
Jumped on the ball and swatted It all over
the diamond for three large and juicy runs
With one out Welch, singled and Thomas
followed suit. Hlckey made first on Jacobs'
fumble, while Welch came in. Then Com
panion brought two more in with a clean-
cut single.
' Tie the Score,
Then the hired men from the Kaw tied
the score In the third on a pass, a triple and
a single. In the fourth Omaha regained the
lead on two singles and a fielder' choice
but lost It the very next Inning. Ketcham
tarted out In the fifth for the Kawltes and
was erased at first Then Waldron and
Strelb eaoh swung for two sacks and came
In on some loo fielding. That ended the
coring for the visitors and Omaha kept at
It for the next two Inning.
i ne score in i tne sixtn came In on a
single, a sacrifice and another single, while
the last score In the seventh was the result
of two singles, a sacrifice and a long fly
into the field
In the sixth Kansas City sprung a scare
on- 'the locals, when Companion filled the
bases by giving Ketcham and Waldron
passes with two men out,' but Strelb sent a
long, high one out to Dusty Miller and It
was all over but the cheering. This after
noon Omaha meets the Saints and It is also
lad lea' day, " '
v . omaha;
AB. R, IB. PO. A. B.
Carter, rf .....
.... 4 0 2 10 0
tienins, as ,., ,., 0178
Miller, It .,6 12$ o
Shugart, 2b i 6 0 14 3
Welch, ef.. k I 1 1-00
Thomas, lb 4 '. 1 1 8 1
Hlckey, 8b 4 3 2 0 1
Oondlng. o ,. 1 - 0 0 4 1
Companion, p ,..4. 0 t 0 1
t Total.. ......!...... 34 5 Ii 27 U
KANSAS CITT.
Ketcham, cf ;J..
Waldron, rf .......
Strelb. lb
Jacobs,
Weeks, If
Kahl, 3b
Webster, 2b
Meaaltt, o
Nichols, p
AB. R. IB. PO.
A.
0
0
0
3
0
8
3
1
8
0
2
2
0
1
0
4
31 0
, n
.. N 0
totals. .-. SS 5 10 24 12 1
Runs. by innings
Omaha ,........0 8 0 1 0 1 1 0 6
Kansas City ...0 110 3 0 0 0 06
Hits by Innings
Omaha ...............1 3 110 111 12
Kansas City ........1 8 1 0 8 0 1 0 110
Earned runs: Omaha 1, Kansas City 3.
Left on bases: Omaha 8, Kansas City 8.
Pases on balls: Off Companion 4. off Nichols
8. Struck out: By Companion 2, by Nichols
8. Sacrifice hits: Welch, Oondlng t Stolen
base: Miller: Two-base hits: Ketcham,
"
i
Much
tor tn inferior beer)
Schlitz beer cotti twice
what common beer coita
in the brewing. One-half i
pays for the product the
other halt for its purity.
One-half it ipent in
cleanliness, in filtering even
the air that touches it, in
filtering the beer, in iter
ilizing every bottle. And
It pays the coit of aging
the beer for months before
we deliver it.
. '.' If you ut (ot, SchEtrj
you get purity and age,
' you pay no more than
beer costs without them.
A h forth
Brrwtrj Battling,
!! m. Ontha Branca
U aauiA Jilaui at. Oaiaka.
rertr Sum. Wc S4 lack.
f. SAMAELU C.. tUUrv. !, fla,
kICryLROSON DRUG CO HrHnari,
S Why (J
W . -w 1 ah
to !WfiSR, ))
NX V
Waldron, Strelb. Three-base hit: Strelb.
Imihle nlavs: Webater to Htrelh rienlna tn
Thomas. Hhuaart to Genlns to Thomas.
Time of game: 1:J0. t'mpire: McCarthy.
St. Joe Aaialn What Oat.
IIRR MOINFfl. Jtilv 16 Des Mnlnea ahut
out St. Joseph for the second time of tho
series. Cushman, who waa knocked out of
the box yesterday, pitched. Attendance, Jsjo.
R tf V.
Pea Molnea..,, 1 0 000 000-0 1 11 2
St. Joseph 00 0000000061
Batteries: Pea Moines. Cnshman and
Fohl; Bt Joseph, Diehl and McConnell.
Postponed Gaates.
At Colorado Krrtnar Colorado Pnrlna-a-
Feorla game postponed; wet grounds.
At lenver lenver-Milwaukee game post
poned; rain.
landing; of tha 1 earns.
Played. Won. I-osL PC.
Milwaukee 62 42 2') .678
Colorado Springs' ...W 44 24 . 617
nansas nty i az .k
St.. Joseph 64 31 83 ,V4
Kenver 66 31 84 .'.fl
l'enria 66 I) M
lies Moines 67 27 40 . ("3
Omaha 06 24 42 ,J64
Games today: St. Joseph at Omaha,
Peoria at Denver, Milwaukee at Colorado
Springe, Kansas City at Lies Moines.
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
rittabarar Blags. Beaumont Making;
Rattlnaj Record, Glanta Go
loder,
PITTSBURG, July 16.-McGlnnlty was too
easy and after ten runs had been scored
against him, Ctonln was substituted in the
fifth Inning, but nothing could stop Pitts
burg's batting atrenk. Beaumont rc-es-tabilahed
a new Individual batting record
for the season with four hits for twelve
bases. Attendance 4,420. Score:
PITTSBt.RO. , MEW YORK.
R.H.O.A.B. H.H.O AB
liaaumont, cf 4 4 4 0 Olnrowtia, rf... 1 1 I 0
rbrln, rf... 1 I I 6 I'VinH'n, cf.. 4 1 1 0 0
Var, w... I t t I I Millinn, lb.. 1 1 I 0 II
hrinuf'IA. lb. 1 4 4 1 tl'Mtrtea, If.... 0 1 t 1 4
Loh, lb.... 1 110 OBrtanah'n, lb 4 1 4 4 4
Hit.h.y, !b.. 116 1 0 liuan, lb 0 1 1 1
Krur, If... 1111 OUtbb. 0 1 I t 0
Smith, a 0 4 11 IMlllbert. 2b... 1114 0
L.tar. p.... 1111 slWarnar. c... 0 110 0
' MoOlnnltjf. p 1 4 1 1 0
ToUlo ...111117 10 ICroaln, p.... 0 4 0 0 4
. 1 Totals ... 4 10 It 4 I
Pittsburg ....1 0 2 1 8 0 3 1 -16
New York 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 1 04
Earned runs: Pittsburg 10. Two-base hit:
Wagner. Three-base hits: Beaumont, Se
bring, Branafleld, Ritchey, Kriger. Home
runs: Beaumont 2. Sacrifice hit: Wagner.
Stolen bases: Leach , McGann, Gilbert.
Double play: Mertes to Gilbert. First on
balls: Oft Leaver 2, oft McUlnnlty 4, oft
Cronln 1. Struck out: By McGinnitv 1,'by
Leever 1. Time: 2:00. Umpire: Emglle.
Bean Eaters Hit Hard.
CHICAGO. July 18. Cooler and Orem.
Inger defeated the locals today by long
drives. Cooley batted In two runs on his
double and scored men who had reached
first on gifts. Gremlnger drove one to the
center field fence for a home run. At
tendance 1,400. Score:
BOSTON. CHICAGO.
R.H.O.A.B
R.H.O. AC
Dcxtar, a..
CooUr, ef.
14 4 10
Blast,
If.... 1 t I 0 I
i a 4
4 4 1
4 4 0
4 1 11
Caaaj, lb
Sunlar, If... 4
Carnar, rf... 4
Willi,, lb.... 4
Ab'ttchlo, lb. 4
Oraiu'gar, Ibi 1
Aubraz, as. .. I
Malarkay, p. 1
Chanca. lb.
1 10
uJona, cf...
Evara, .lb.
1 I
s o
Harlejr, rf... 4
Kllng. e 0
Willi. ma, aa. 1
Walmar, p... 4
0 1
4 1 "I
Totals ... 4 T 17 14 H Totala ... I 0 17 I I
Boston 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 04
Chicago 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 12
Left on bases: Chicago 10. Boston . Two-
base hits: Chance, Cooley, Welmer. Three-
base hits: cooley. Home run: tireminger.
Sacrifice hit: Dexter. Stolen bases: Chance,
Williams, Abbattlchlo. Double plays: Wil
liams to Chance. Struck out; By Welmer
8. by Malarkey 3. Bases on balls: Oft
Welmer 6. off Malarkey 4. Wild pitch: Ma
larkey. Time: 1:46. Umpire: Johnstone.
Wild Throw Defeats Saints.
ST. LOUIS, July !. A wild throw by
Farreu in tne lentn inning gave urooKlvn
a hotly played game today. Throughout
the game was well played,- both, sides
working hard for victory. A running catch
by Bheckard and McCreery's double play
were tne neining reaiures oc me day, At'
tendance, 1,678. Score:
BROOKLYN. 'I ' " iT. LOUIS. '
R.H.O.A.B. R.H.O.A.B
Strang, lb... I 10 1 0Farrall, lb... 1 III!
Shackara. U. 0 0 0 1 1 DonoTaa, rf.. 1 1 I 0
Dobba. ct. 4 ISO O.goraot,- !.... S 4 4
Dorl., lb.... 0 I U 1 O B.rclaar. U.. 4 4 1 0 I
Dahlan, aa... 1 1 1 S 0 Burka, lb....l 10 4 4
McCnary, rf. S 1 S 4 OHackatt, lb.. 4 t) 14 4 0
riood, lb.... 0 8 S I VDamont, aa.. 1 1 1 I 0
Rlttar, o 0 1 S 0 OlO'Nall, e 0 14 4 4
Schinldt, p... 1 1 I OiDunleaTf, p. 0 1 0 S
Totala ... S S 0 14 l' . Totala . 4tU
Brooklyn 010110100 15
Bt. Lout 1 001 0 0 0000-4
Earned runs: St. Loula. 3: Brooklyn. 1.
Two-base hits: Donovan, Demont, Strang,
r iooa it), tsacrince nits: uonovan. Uun
leavy. Strang. McCreery. Double Dlavs:
McCreery (unassisted), Dahlen to Flood to
Doyle. Stolen bases: Burke. Bheckard.
Dobbs, Doyle, McCreery. Hit by pitched
ball: By Dunleavy, Sheckard. First baaa
on balls: Off Dunleavy, S; oft Schmidt, 1.
Struck out: By Dunleavy, 6; by Schmidt, 4.
ieii on oases: bi. iouis, s: iiroomyn. .
Time: 1:13. Umpire: O'Day.
Phillies O Voder to Claclanatl.
CINCINNATI. July lB.-Home runs by
Donlln and Seymour in the third inning
gave tne locals a icaa in todays game
wnicn fniiaaemma couic not overcome.
Suihofr was at his best with men on the
bases. Attendance, 1,300. Score
CINCINNATI. PHILADELPHIA.
R.H.O.A.B
R.H.O.A.B.
Donlln, If.... 1 I 1
Bermour, at. I 1 T
Thomaa, cf.. 4 1 S 1 0
Olaaaon, lb.. 0
WolT-t'n. lb. 0
KMitar, rf.. 4
Tltua, If 1
Waabbara, If 0
Douglaaa, lb. 0
Huliwtu, aa. 0
Dolan, n...
Baoklay, lb
Bulnf'dt, aa
L-aljr, lb....
Plata, lb....
Baraaa. a...,
Kulbotf, p...
Ztmmar, a.
Dooln, a..
Fraaar, p..
Totala ... 4 S 17 4 I
ToUli ... l s 14 IS I
Cincinnati .1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 4
Philadelphia 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Two-base hits: Dolan.. Titus. Sacrifice
nit: Seymour. Home runs: Donlln, Bey
mour. stolen base: uougiaa. Left on
bases: Cincinnati, 6; Philadelphia, 9. First
base on balls: Off SuthoK, ; off Kraaer, 4.
Struck out: By Suthoff, 4; by Fraser, 3.
Time: 1:40. umpire; Johnstone.
Staadlas of tha Teams.
Played, Won. Lost. P.O.
Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
74 51 -23 . 89
71
46
46
87
36
29
27
22
639
..77
Si
34
35
43
49
61
,b4
..71
..71
..73
..7
..73
.821
Brooklyn
Boston
.403
St. Louis
.3AA
Philadelphia ..
.401
Qames today:
Boston at Chicago,
New
York at Pittsburg, Brooklyn at St. Louis.
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
luiplre's Iaattentlom Alda Bis Boatoa
Victory Over Cleveland's
Team.
BOSTON. July IS. Boston defeated Cleve
land 11 to 4 today, lhe game was called
In the eighth Inning so that Cleveland
might catch a train. Four at Bosion'a runs
resulted from the umpire's disallowance of
third out in tne mat inning because he
had turned to the bench to demand sw
balls. A somersault catch by Flick waa the
feature. Attendance l.buii. Score:
BOSTON. CEVKLAND.
R.H.O. A B I R.H.O.A.B
Pouihartr, If I I I 0 Ray, cf 10 10
rolllna. lb... 4 4 11 WBradlaj, lb.. 114 1
O'HrWn. cf., 1 S I 4 4 Lajola, lb... 4 1 I 1
Fraamaa, rf. 1 1 S 4 Odiugmaa, lb 1 4 I I
Par.nl. aa... 114 4 ti.Htckinaa. lb. 0 I S 1
Lai'haaca, lk S 1 14 4 Mrfartbr, If. 4 4 S 4
r.rrl., Ik.... 1114 a Flick, rf 4 10 4
Cngar. a.
till oux bu r, aa. 0 0 0 1
1 1 S I I b.mla, o 0 0 S 0
llKrnar, p.,,, 0 0 0 0
Hugbaa, p.
Toula
11 U 14 10 lWri(M, p.
I Totala
7 110
, 0 0 10
. 4 4 4 1
..4 I 11 14
Boston ...
Cleveland
0 0 1 -ll
0 0 3 0
Earned runs: Boston 1. Cleveland 1. Three
base hits: Dougherty, LaChance. Home run
Freeman. Stolen baaes: Collins, O Brlen
Double play: Cllngman to Hickman. Flra
on ball: Off Dorner 1, oft Wright 3, oft
Hughes 1. Hit by
LaChance: by Hu
pitched ball: By Dorner
ugnes. Hickman. btru
out: By Hughes 1. by Wright 1 Wild iiiuh
Wright., Time: 1:40. Umpire: Connolly.
White Daws Phillies.
PHII-ADEI-PIIIA. July 16.-Chlcago with
the aid of three pitchers and hard and
seuucntlal hitting won a long drawn ou
game from Philadelphia. Attendance l.tuO.
Score:
CHICAOO. PHILADELPHIA.
R.H O A B. M.H.O A B
MolBMa, M... 1 I 1 4 4Ptrkarlac. ef. 1 I 1 0
Jonaa. at 3 S S 4 lali. if till
Ona. rf.... I 4 1 4 U Croaa. lb. 0 1 I 0
Caliabaa, Ik. 1 1 S 0 kabol4. rt .. 1 I S 0
I.h.a. Ik I I 4 4 lMuryb. Ik.. 1 I 1 I
Maauaa. Ik.. 4 1 I S 1M. I rua. aa. 4 1 1 4
TaaaakllL a I I I I I Iknck. Ik... 4 4 t
McKarlaaa. Il 1 I I tPoaara, ..., 4 14 0
rtakarvr. p.. 1 k I S SaUMuaf, p.... t I S I
4 10 11
. Tottll
it 17 11 4
Tntala ...II 15 17 14 t
hicago 0 0 6 0 0 0 2 0 211
Philadelphia 1 00200100-6
Earned runs: Philadelphia 3. Chicago 6.
wo-base hits: Murphv 2. M. Cross, Jones,
Green, Callahan, lahell, Flaherty. Stolen
bases: Green, lahell 2. Tannehill, Pavla 2.
Left on bases: Philadelphia 7, Chicago 7.
Irst on balls: orr llenlev J, on- i oaairy i.
IT Flaherty 1. off Altrook . Struck out:
By Henley 3, by Coakley S. by Punkle 2.
Wild pitch: Punkle 1. Coakley 1 Time:
10. empire: naasett.
Aoilrrtoa'i Home Drive Wla.
WASHINGTON. July 16-Today's game
between Washlnsion and St. Ioula lasted
eleven Innings and proved one of the most
Interesting contests seen here this season.
A home run drive over the fence by Ander
son scored the winning run for the visitors.
The local management has traded Out
sider Martin to St. Louis lor lnneiaer
McCormlck. Attendance, 1,210. Score:
T. LOl'18. WASHINGTON
R.H.O. AC
H.H.O.A.C.
Buraett. If.
1 I I 0 0 Mnran
aa.... I 1 I I 4
fldrli-k; ci. Ill
4 Ryan, rf 0 14 0 4
tt riara. lb... 4 1 111 0
0 srtbach. If... I 4 4 4
0 Lea. rf 1 1 0 4 0
rouanlin, In. 0 1 0 I 0
0 Roblnaon, lb. 0 1 I I I
0 Drill, 0 0 I I I 4
0 WlUon, p.... 0 0 0 4 a
0 north 0 0 0 0 0
0 1
0 Total! ... I 10 M M I
Frlel. lb 6 4 4
nflaraon, lb 1 1 11
allara, M. . 0 I
Mho, e 6 0
H
H
III. lb...... 1 1
rmphlll, rf. 4 I
KTini. p.
I 0
4 0
0 0
0 0
Tarrr. p.
Surihnff, p.
ToUli ... 4 4 M 11 0
xBatted for Terry. xxBatted for Wilson.
St. Louis 0010000100 1-4
Washington .. 101000010003
Earned runs: Washington. I: St. Louis. 1.
Two-base hits: Mornn, Lee, Burkett. Hemp.
Mil. Home run: Anderson. Sacrifice hits:
Ryan. Hemphill. Double plays: Hohlnaon
to C larke, Kooinaon to morar., Aanoe 10
Anderson. First base on balls: urt nson.
off Evans, 1: off Terry, Z; ort Kucinorr, l.
Struck out: By Wilson, 2, by Lvans, 1;
by Terry, 1. Left on bases: Washington,
Ht. luia, o. lime: :w. umpire:
O'Laughlln. 1
Bat Tannehlll Oat.
NEW YORK. July 16 Petrolt made It
three out of four by winning the last game
of the series today. The locals could not
nd Kissinger, while the visitors naa no
difficulty In hitting Tannehllls curves.
They batted him out of the box In the
second Inning for five runs, and Howell
pitched the remainder ot tne game. i Con
nor was nut out of the game tor kicking at
the close of the eighth Inning. Attendance,
300. Score:
DUTROIT. NEW YORK.
R.H.O A B. K.H.O.A.B.
Barratt, et... I
Luih, lb 4
110 1 Kealar. rt.... 0 I' 0 0 0
1 0 0 0 Elherfeia, lb 4 4 I 0 V
1 4 0 0 Conror, lb. . . 0 0 1 1 0
111 0 t Fultt, cf 110 0 1
114 4 Wllllama, lb. 1 4 4 4 1
110 0 MrKarl d, If. 0 1 1 0 4
111 OOanial, lb... 0 1 II 0 0
110 0 O'Connor, a., 0 1 0 0 0
1 0 4 0 Bavilla, a.'... 0 0 10 0
Tannahlll. s. 4 0 0 4 4
rawford, n. i
rrr. lb 1
rAlllitar, aa 1
McOuIra, e... 4
Smith, lb.... 1
Kltion. If.... 4
KlaalDfar, p. I
ToUli
..10 14 17 11 1 Howall. p.... 0 0 10 0
xOrcaa
0 4 0 0 4
Totala ... 1 S mo S
xBatted for Howell In the ninth.
Detroit 10101600 110
New York 01 00OOO0 12
Earned runs: Detroit, 4. Two-base hits:
McFarland, Ganzel, Lush . (2), - Crawford.
Three-base hits: Barrett, Luali. Stolen
bases: Fults (2), KItson. Left on bases:
New York, 7; Detroit, 11. First base on
halls: Off Kissinger. 3. Struck out: By
Tannohtll, 8; by Powell, 1; by Kissinger, 1
umpire: enenaan.
Btaaddaar of the Teams.
Played. Won. Lost
P.C
.649
.6!1
.635
,607
.607
.478
.448
.236
Boston 74
Philadelphia 74
Cleveland , 71
48
43
38
34
2
81
33
33
84
86
87
(0
New York
.67
Detroit
Chicago
...69
...69
...67
...71
35
33
30
21
tit. IjOUIB
WasM'.igton ....
Games today:
Chicago at Washington.
St. Louis at Philadelphia, Detroit at Boston,
Cleveland at New York.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
Mailer, Milwaukee's Green Pitcher.
Manages to Dswa Loalaville tn
'Glerea iBBlaga, '
MITAVAUKEB. Julv IS. Milwaukee again
won from Louisville, with a green pitcher
In the box. Oantley's hit In the eleventh.
good tor a home run, won tne game. At-
cnaance, ouu. iscore;
MILWAUKEE. LOUISVILLE.
R.H.O.A.B.) R.U.OAB.
Schaflay, lb.. 1 0 4 4 1 Karwia, rt.,. 4 I S O 0
Uonahua. lb. 4 1 10
0 1 Han, id o a i v
1 OHraahear. lb. 1 1 0 I I
S OOdwall. cf... 0 1 1 4 0
0 0 SulllTan, lb.. 4 1 S S 0
4 oClrmar, If... 4 0 10 0
4 0 Schrlevar, 0. 0 I I I 0
1 C Quloian. ga.. 0 4 4 I 4
1 0 Bobanaoa, p. 0 1 0 S 0
Wood, a 4 1 I
unglaub, lb. 0 1 1
Hemphill, cf. 0 0 I
DunleaTT, 11. 1 1
Oanlay, rt,.. 4 S 4
vioz, ga 1 1
Mullar, p.... 0l
Toula ... S S n II r ToUli .. 1 Ixll II I
xOne out when winning run scored.
Milwaukee 1 000000000 11
Loulavllle 0 001000000 0-1
Kerned run: Milwaukee. Two-base hits:
Kerwln, Schriever, Sullivan, Qantley. Bases
on balls: on Mueller. :i: eti tionaanon. 14.
Stolen bases: Unglaub, Bohannon, Dona
hue (21. Dunleavy. Struck out: By Mueller.
4; by Bohannon, 8. Double play: Bohan
non to Quinlan to Hart. Left on bases:
Milwaukee, D; Louisville, 7. Time: 2:16.
Umpires: Mereaun ana waiger.
Oles Witt After Errors.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 10. Minneapolis
beat Columbus today In a game full of er
rors. Attendance, 1,200. Score:
MINNEAPOLIS. COLUMBUS.
R.H.O.A.B., H.H.O.A.S.
BuIllTan. of,
0 S I 4 VMorrlaaey. aa 1 1 1 4 I
Bpoonor. lb.,
0 II
1 UArndt, rf.... 4 S 4
4 ttTurnar, lb... SIS
1 oiRarmar, lb.. S 1 I
4 llbaanon, of., 13 1
I 0; Roach, lb.... I 1 14
5 0 Fox. e 4 1 I
I 4 McMaklo. If . 4 1 S
LallT, ir
Smith, rt....
Oj-ler, at...,
Mclntrra, lb,
Martin, lb..,
Ludwtg, a..,
Tbomaa, p.
0 0
I OtBallar, p.... 114
Wllllama,
p. 0 1 I 4 01
...S I 17 1 jj
ToUlg
IUMII S
Totalg
Minneapolis 0 0 8 0 1 0 4 8
Columbus 1 0 0 0 1,0 1 0 0-1
Three-base hit: Raymer. Double play:
Mclntyre to Martin to Spooner. Earned
runs: Minneapolis, 8; Columbus, I. Bases
on balls: Off Thomas, s: orr Williams. 1:
off Bailey, 1. Btruck out: By Thomas, 2;
by Bailey, - 2. Hit by pitched ball: By
Williams, 1: by Bailey, 3. Stolen bases:
Oyler, Morrlsaey (3). Left on bases: Min
neapolis, 61 Columbus, 3. Time: 1:66. Um
pire: Cunningham.
Kamsas City Takes Another.
KANSAS CITY. July WWllllame wss
hit hard and Kansas City made It three
straight from Indianapolis. Alloway, who
made his nrst appearance with Kansas
City, pitched a fine game. Grady's home
run In the third, wnen the bases were full,
waa a feature. Attendance, LOuu. Score:
KANSAS CITY. . INDIANAPOLIS.
R.H.O.A.B. R.H.O.A.B.
Rothfuaa. at. 4 1 I I 4 Hogrlerer. rf 4 I 1 4 1
Gaar. rf I 1 4 4 0 Nlcholi. lb.. 0 1 11 0 0
Nanca. Ib....'l IIS 0 H.rdoo. a.... 0 4111
Oradr. lb.... S I 10 1 0 Coaltar, of... 1 I 10 1
Knoll, If 1 0 VJouaa, II t 0 1 1 1
. . . t t- m
Butlar. t. 4 4 11 0 Woodruff, lb! 1 1 1 I 1
McAnd'a, lb. 4 4 1 S 4'Marcaa, ga...S 4 S S S
Allewar, p... SS1S 0, Wllllama, p.. 4 4 0 S 0
Totala . .11 llilf II al ToUla ... t t 14 U I
lOame called at end of eighth Inning to
allow inaianapoiis to eaten a train.
Kansas City 10 6 12 10 1-11
Indianapolis 010010008
Two-base hits: Gear, Nance. Home runs:
Grady, Leewe. Sacrifice bits: Rothfuaa,
Jones, stolen nase: Urady. first base on
balls: Oft Williams, 6. Struck out: By
Alloway. 1: by Williams. I. Wild Ditch:
Alloway. Williams. Lett on bases: Kansas
City, 7; Indianapolis, 3. Time: 1:40. Urn
plre: Muliane.
Bt. Paal Downs Toledo.
ST. PAUL. July lS.-The locals won 1
closely contested game from Toledo today
Both pitchers were lilt rather freely. At
tendance, 670. score:
ST. PAUL. I TOLEDO.
R.H.O.A.B. R.H.O.A.B
oaier, aa I I 1 a iiamtta, rf...,
111
Bhansoa, cf. 1 0 I 4 OlOwvaa, aa...
Jaokon, rf.. 4
1 i Hotimaa, If.
4 4iTuraar, lk..
5 ll Barnard, ef.
4 OiKlatnow, a..
0 vjHalallag, a..
1 i Schauta, lb..
4 bChllita. lb...
Klournoy, If. 0
Hugging, lb. 4
K.u.j, lb... 1
Plarcr. lb... 0
Whaalar, lb. I
SulllTan, -a.. 1
Vol.. a 1
1 Crlaul. p...
Stawart, p.,. 0
4 4 1 ol
gFarguaoa
4 4 4 4 0
ToUla
1 ltxM II
ToUla ... S 0 17 S I
xBatted for Vols In the fifth.
Ont out when winning run waa made.
St. Paul 0 3032000 1-1
Toledo 0 0 3 0 1 1 0 2 07
Three-base hlta: Vols. Klelnow. Horn
run: Fluftman. Double play: Owens to
Chllds to Turner. bases on balls: Off
vols, s: on Stewart, 1: on Crista!.
Struck out: By Vols. 2: by Stewart. 4: by
Crlatal, 3 Hit by pitched ball: By Crts
tal. 1. Sacrifice hits: Hugglns, CrlataL
Time: I SO. Umpire: Foreman.
Btandlna of the Teams.
Played. Won. Lost PC
Milwaukee 71 44 27 .fill
8t. Paul 74 44 S .4
Indianapolla 74 4i it .Sn4
LouUvia 74 SI 17 JA
Mrork, p .. 4 tCoaklar.
unala, p. ... 4 4 0
8 BIG DAYS AND NIGHTS 8
SATURDAY, JULY 18 to SATURDAY,
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Tho Da Coma Family,
$500 Burned up in Fire Works at
Kansas Cltv a
80 83 .476
81 43 .425
80 42 .417
27 43 .386
Minneapolis 78
uoiumous 72
Toledo .2)
Games todav: Loinkvllle at Kansas Cltv.
Indianapolis at Milwaukee. Columbus at St.
Paul, Toledo at Minneapolis.
Schayler Defeats Fowlera.
FREMONT. Neb.. July 16 (SDeclal Tele-
irram.) The Fowler base ball nine was a
luie on: us reed today and consequently
the Schuyler nine defeated them by a score
of t to 6. Neither team played up to Its
usual standard. The trouble started In
the second half of the first Innlnar when
Johnson made a bad etrtr.:at short, which
was responsible jor a rmv.-ecnuyter tonic
another turn, at the Fiwiene in the third
and when It was over, had a lead which
nould not be overcome. The Fowlers made
a rally In the sixth and Schuyler took Us
turn at the error cojumn. Dut lour scores
were all the results. Score:
Schuyler 1 0 4 J 0 1 0 0 l-
Fowlers '. t 0 6 6 0 4 0 0 16
Hits: Schuyler. 12: Fowlers, Is. Errors:
Schuyler, 8; Fowlers, 11. Batteries: Fow
lers, Frits, Daum and Carroll; Schuyler,
Pruyn and Curley. .
Coming; of t. Joseph.
Bt. Joseph band of warriors will engage
the Rourkes In the first of a series of thre-s
games. Play will begin at S:45. The teams:
Omaha. Position. bt. Joseph.
Wright first base , K.emii.er
Bhugart-.........secona Dime.. wi-oiiua
Genlns shortstop Maher
Hlckey third base ;,IJ?he
Miller leftfield Belden
Welch centerneia nsrvmnn
Carter rlghttleld Donahuo
Oondint; catcher ......uarvin
T nomas caicner m-vV,, 7
BhafaUi pitcher Qlade
Milton pitcher China
Banders pitcner ...,rji
Henderson pitcher Bowman
Companion pitcher Parvin
Three Score om Lost Ball.
WTTRBTICW riTV. la. July 16. (SDeclal.)
Webster City won the second game of the
aeries from Mason city toaay, a o a.
Coles, the star twlrler for the visitors, was
knocked out of the box in the fourth In
ning and waa replaced by Krlck, off whom
the home team made but one score. Boyle
pitched a fine game and had errorless sup
port. The vlrltors made three scores In
the ninth on a lost ball, knocked by. Bel
knap, with two on bases.
The score: .......
Webster City S0040100
Mason City wuviuuww aa
Batteries: Boyle and . White; . Coales,
Krlck and Zaluskey.
Hampton cornea here tomorrow for a
series of two games.
extosi Protect Empires.
rrT.rT rn BPRTVfls Colo..- Julv 16.
President Sexton of the Western league to
day suspended First Baseman Kemmer of
the ot. josepn ciud ior mree onya ivr
threatening Umpire McCarty after being
rut on the bench during the last game be
ween Milwaukee and St. Joseph. He also
notified Manager Edmlson of the Rockford
club of the Three I. league that any fur
ther attempt at violence toward league um
pires by spectators at Rockford will mean
forfeit i.f that city's franchise without fur
ther notice. '
Fire Horn Raas lax Game.
CRE8TON. la.. July 16 (Special) Cres-
ton waa defeated here today by Shenandoah
by a score of 8 to 7, though the opinion of
nearly all tne zuo people wno saw tne game
was mat it snouia nave oeen a lie game,
the last man called out for Creston by
the umplro being safe at home. There was
much klcklna-. but the decision stood and
the game was lost. The feature of the gam
was the heavy hitting, nv noma runs being
mad In the game.
Batteries: Ambrose and Corbet t; Phoenix
and Pollock. Umpire: Wareham,
Jokaioa After Hoffmaa.
PHILADELPHIA, July 16. President
Ban Johnson of the American Base Ball
leasru today announced that he has pro-
tented to the American association against
Toledo nlavlnc Hoffman Of the PhlladelDhla
league ciud, wno ien in laiier team laac
week while under contract. Johnson says
he has written to President Hlckey of the
American association stating the facts and
asking htm to return llonmaa to the Amer
ican league champions.
Clarlada Oatplaye Obecola.
CLARINDA. la.. July 16. (Special Tele
gram.) Clarinda won today's game from
oaceoia oy Dett-v piaying. ecore: ciarinaa,
4: Osceola, I. Hits: Clardlna. 4; Osceola. 9.
Errors: Clarinda, t; Osceola, 4. Hatterles:
Clarinda, Wllktnson and McMtllen; Os
ceola, Klnsel and Seea Struck out: By
Wllkenson, 4: by Klnael. .' The feature of
th game was Sarbaugh'l good work In
eenterneld for Clarinda. He had nv
chances and took them all without an error,
Gam at Field Clah.
Two games ar scheduled to be played at
th Field club Saturday afternoon and both
promise to be exceedingly Interesting. The
C. N. Dleta team and the Field club hava
on gam each and this Is the rubber, while
the McCord-Brady team la out after new
laurels. All friends of the visiting teams
ar welcome to auena in game.
'Greeley Defeat Cedar Rlda.
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200 Foot Scenic Front', employing 200 people in ballot and chorus.
Profession. ,
Tho Groat Davenport-Dunbar Trio, Carl Camman
keys and 100 others. Trained Elephants and uatnols.
THE BIGGEST ATTRACTION EVER SEEN AT A SUMMER PARK.
GORGEOUS FIRE WORKS SPECTACLE NIGHTLY.
each performance. This tremendous attraction in addition to the
ment
a score of 7 to 1 Batteries: Greeley, Ahern
and .Dodder; Cedar Rapids, . Numley and
Boyd. '
Games la Threa-I Leaarne.
At Cedar Rapids Rock Island, ; Cedar
Rapids, 2.
At Davenport-Davenport, 4; Blooming--ton,
1. ,
At Dubuque Springfield, 4; Dubuque. 1
At Rockford Decatur, 7; Rockford, 0.
Clltaer Drops Another.
M'COOK. Neb., July 16. (Special Tele
gram.) Giltner lost to McCook again this
afternoon oy a score or 6 to z.
EVENTS ON . RUNNING
'TRACKS
Bncllsh Lad
Beat Flo
aad
Aadlter
Both
Bob at Chi-
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CHICAGO. July 16. English Lad at S to
1 won the Hyde Park stakes for two-year-olds
at Washington Park today by a head
from Auditor. A head back of Auditor waa
Flo Bob, the favorite. Results:
First, five and a half furlongs: Bucaneer
won, Trompcaua second. My Ester third.
Time: 1:07 3-6.
Second, six and a half furlongs: A. D.
Gibson won, Paul Whaley second, Bardolph
third. Time: 1:10 2-S.
Third, the Hyde Park stakes, $7,600 added,
six furlongs: English Lad won, Auditor
second, Flo Bob third. Time: 1:14.
Fourth, one mile and a sixteenth: Gold
Bell won. Alfred C. second. Captain Arnold
third. Time: 1:46 3-6.
Fifth, one mile: Monsieur Beaucalre won,
John Bright second, Nitrate third. Time:
1:41 2-6.
Sixth, one mile and a sixteenth: Hot won,
Boaster second, Moablna third. Tim: 1:47.
NEW YORK. July 16.-Results:
First, six furlongs, selling: Interval won,
Salvatelle second, Ascension third. Tlni:
1:141-6.
Second, six furlongs: Jocund won, Th
Southerner second, Pentaur third. Tim:
1:14.
Third, mils and a furlong: Roehampton
won. Proper second, Oom Paul third. Time.
1:62 4-6. "
Fourth, six furlongs, the Teat handicap:
Hurtbour won, King Pepper second, Aa
tarita third. Time: 1:13 3-6.
Fifth, six furlongs: Moharlb won, Great
Crossing second, Torquols Blue third.
Time, 1:14 S-6.
Sixth, mil and a sixteenth, selling:
Damon won, Stroller second, Ella, Snider
third. Time: 1:47 1-6.
ST. LOUIS. July 16. Result:
First, six furlongs, selling: Submarine
won. 'Lady Idrls second. Quicksilver Sua
third. Time: 1:16V.
Becond, one and one-quarter miles, sell
ing: OInspray won. Lasso second, Pamp
tona third. Time: 9:111-2.
Third, six furlonga, selling: Kitty O.
won. Dr. Clark second, Northern Spy third.
Time: 1:154.
Fourth, one mile and seventy yards, han
dicap sweepstakes: Orpheum won, Plrateer
second, Jordan third. Time: 1:47.
Fifth, six furlongs, selling: Imbodon
won, Hugh McGowan second, Kilo third.
Time: 1:18.
Sixth, on and a sixteenth miles, sell
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ing: Miss Mae Day won, Light Opera seo-
ond, L)e Kesxke third, lime: 1:48.
BUFFALO, July 16 Results: First, six
furlongs, selling: Marston Moor won,
Amahaga second, Helen Tarwater third.
Time: 1:171-4.
Second, seven furlongs, selling: Crest
fallen won, Cormac second, Blsehello third.
Time: 1:31.
Third, four and a half furlongs, selling:
Sourl won, Iola second,' Maude Johnson
third. Time: :664.
Fourth, seven furlongs, selling: Dynasty
won. Military second, Fairbury third. Tim:
1:30.
Fifth, mile and a quarter, selling:
Trooadero won, Nellie Bawn second, Lou
Rev third. Time: 2:104.
Sixth, three-quarters mil:" Rene)- won,
Comment second, Damacle third. Tim:
1:16.
M'CHESNEY MEETS WATER 130Y
Match HIM Arranged Betweea. Fa
naoa Colts to B R" 1
Row York.
CHICAGO. July 16. McChesney will meet
Water Boy, the eastern crack, in what
practically amounts to a match race on
July 22 at Brighton Beach. E. E. Smathers,
owner of McChesney, received a telegram
todav from Secretary Boden of the BrlKh-
ton Beach track, offering a purse of 110,000
for a meeting between the two colts. As
match races are forbidden by the Jockey
club, the 'Conditions of the race call for a
field Including 8-year-olds and upward, Mc
Chesney and Water Boy to start or no
race. Each owner is to put up 4000. Th
-distance will be a mil and one-quarter,
welerht for are.
As soon as Mr. Smathers received th
telegram he wired his acceptance. Mo
Chesney wss shipped east .tonight.
Marahalltow Races Closed.
MARSHALLTOWN, la., July 16. (Sp
clal Telegram.) The Marshalltown races
on the Cedar Valley circuit olosed today
with a record-breaking crowd.
V. T. Zant won the -16 pac In straight
heats, arassnopper secona, Kea Hign third.
Beat time: 2:16U.
Lady Knapp won the 2:30 pac in straight
heats, Billy A. second. Major Den third.
Best time: is4. ,
Larv Chatham was first In th mile run
nlng. B. G. Fox second, Cherry Bounce
third. Time: 1:46. winner owned by n. a.
McCrosson ol Beatrice, md.
Naval Airaaea Gaar oa Malae.
RATI HARBOR. M.. July 16. Several
war vessels, the first of the fleet which
will participate in the many maneuvers ore
the coast later In the month arrived today.
Today's fleet Included the battlesHlps In
diana and Texas and torpedo destroyers
Chauncey, Balnbrldge. Barry., Dale and
Decatur.
Keller Amateur Champion Scalier.
LONDON, July 16. F. 8. Kelley of Balllol
college, Oxford, winner of the Diamond
skulls at Henley last week, today won the
Wingfleld sculls and the amateur sculling
championship of England over the Putney
to Mortlake course. H easily defeated A.
K. Cloutte,. th former champion.
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The "Smoke of
The Ci'cam
of the Islands
can depend upon bjing the
smoke one or a thousand. Always 5 cents,
the dealer can't afford to cut the price.
Largest Selling Brand
Cigars in the World.
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Tfct Bud to thi 8mibr' PtotictUa.
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Troupe, Cotton's Don
100 and more regular amuse
OMAHA GOLFER AWAY DOWN
Sherwood Comes la with Rack oa
Opealaa Day of Wostera Asso
clatloa Toaraoy.
MILWAUKEE. Julv 16. With a aonra of
164 for thlrty-slx holes In the open cham-
pionsnip tournament or tne western Uoit
association, which began today and winds
up tomorrow, Alex Smith of K. saau has
a good lead over all his competitors.
Harry Turpi of Auburn Park and Ber
nard Nichols of Elyrla are tied for second
with 167. L. Auchterlonle of Glen view fol
lows with 168. David Brown of Wollaston
mad a snowing or 181. Champion Willie
Anderson finished his second algbteen hole
In 81, making his total tor th thirty-six
holes 163.
While ther were no records broken, tha
scores were good, considering that tho
oourse is new to most of the players. Th
amateurs, Lawrence Eustls and Louis
James, are tied with 166.
The contest Is for tha best medal scor
for four round of eighteen holes each, a
total of seventy-two holes.
Summaries: Stephen Bull, first 18 holes
87, second v7: Otto Hackbarth, 84, 79: Alex
Taylor, 87, 82; D. Fouls. 89, rt; W. Leslie,
92, 89; Fred Herd. 82, 84; Fred Batsch, 87,
94; L. Eustls, 83, 82; O. Braid. 81, 82; R. E.
James, 95, 86; B. Nichols, 83, 76: Bruc
Smith, 86, 86; Charles Baker, 88, 87; F. C.
Allen, 89, 96; L. Auchterlonle, 81, 77; Ham
ilton Voae, 93, 81; Joseph Mitchell, 80, 80;
A. Baxter, 79, 91; D. Mcintosh, 86, S3; H.
J. Tweedle, 88, 96; Willie Smith, 88, 80;
Chandler Egan, 77, 88; Willie Anderson, 8J.
81; Walter Kgan, 84, 83; A. J. Christie, 83.
86; Alex Smith, 78, 76; L. N. Jame. 83, 83;
Harry Turple, 80. 77; J. D. Towne. 86, 90;
T. McLeod, 84, 78; J. Adams, 88. 84; Louis
Allls, 90, 87; Gilbert Nichols, 81, 76; Charles.
Johnson. 80. 86: "W. C. Sherwood, 83, 78;
David Brown, 79. 82; L. T. Boyd, 90, 88; W.
H. Way, 80, 83; A. Tolifson. 88, 78; C. Corn
stock, 99, 76; N. Moor. 85. 88: J. Watson,
84. 88; 8. B. Lockert. 99, 93; T. C O'Nell.
98, 87; W. Marshall, S3, 83: G. C. Russell,
93, 92; R. Taylor, 87, 84; R. C. McElwee,
88, 86; R. White. 82, B6; F. Buohan, 94, 94;
A. G. Herr. 92, 86: W. Lorlmer, 88. 82; N.
Gulllame. 98. 93; Willie 8.U11, 86. 87; K. L.
Ames, 87, 88. . . , ,
The scores for th first round of eighteen
holes ss far as completed show Alex Smith
aa having tho best record, 78. A. Baxter
was on behind Smith, with 79. Jo Mitchell
made the circuit in 80; G. B. Braid and L.
Auchterlonle, each 81, and Willi Andarson,
B. Nichols and Fred Hard, eaoh 82.
LoaaT Yacht Rao Starts.
ISLAND OF HELIGOLAND, July 16.
Tha handicap yacht rac from Heligoland
to Kiel waa atarted at 6 -this afternoon.
Th startera wer Emperor William's
Meteor, the Empress' Iduna, Comet, Nava
ho and Theresa.
. Willlat; to Wrestle. '
R. T. Terry of Auburn, Nb., writes to
th sporting editor of Th Be to th effect
that he is willing to wrestle any man in
Nebraska above 126 pounds in weight. He
particularly specifies that Oscar Nast and
E. D. Morgan ar not barred.
Peace."
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