THE OMAHA DAILY DEE: FRIDAY. AUGUST 21. 1903.
UMPIRE KELLY HAS HIS DAY
At OmaU'i B'cond Defeat of it Joe He
Puti Eoarke and Speotator Oak
GAME 15 RAPID AND UNCERTAIN TO LAST
Locals Plr All Areoaal th Visitor
la tie rielj Puck Ts.lr
Hits Better-Thai the
Mlaso.rlaas.
Yesterday wss Kelly day at Vinton street
park Kelly, the umpire., Beside putting
a speetatot out of the grandstand and the
ground by the aid of Chief Donahue and
a nqmd of hla choice policemen, he ordered
Pa Rourke oft the Omaha players' bench
and chesttly announced In a sonorous tone
that he was yearning for more empires
to conquer. Kelly rose up at Pa because
F feeling good over the way his
children were slapping It to the Missourlans
and once in a while chipped In Just to
how his fatherly affection. It was Kelly's
authoritative manner which angered the
crowd when Rourke left the bench and led
a number of spectators In the grandstand
to manifest their disgust and one to give
up his seat at the earnest request of Mr.
Kelly.' Kelly threatened to throw the
game If Rourke and the spectator did not
go. A squad of home-roasters who were
"throwing It Into" Rourke harder than
Kelly was getting It, however, was allowed
to remain seated.
The game was a tight one and from
Omaha's standpoint, a well played one.
The Jo Jots, however, lined up with too fat
an error column. The locals simply out
played the visitors at every turn of the
road, except In number of hits. Each
team slapped out nine safe ones, but the
locals managed to cash theirs In to better
advantage. The Rangers put up a most
rapid game In the field. Uenlna In center
caved In over four big drives, Without a
muff; Kelly at short drew four assists and
one put-out; Miller and Carter each nabbed
the only two that came their way; Shugart,
Hlckey, Oondlng and Thornton were up
and coming, while Sander copped onto four
assists in the box. Banders did his share
toward batting out his own vlotory, too,
for he poked the ball twice safely, each
time advancing a runner. It was Genlns
day at the bat, though; two safe ones and
a sacrifice he got
'. Oenla Steals Home.
In the fifth Inning Genlns performed the
difficult feat of stealing home. With no
one on baa he drove a liner Into left field
mak-ln second on Donahue's fumble. Then
Miller got a life on 'an. error by Pl&ke at
short. ' This . advanced Genlns to third.
Plake, who had a , day off, "stood In a stupor
on second base with the "ball In his hand
evidently watching to see that Dusty didn't
try to rob him of the bag. In the mean
time Uenlns. assuming a most naiardous
risk, made a successful dash for the plate
This created a noise which woke PUke up
and he Sent the ball following Frank to
the rubber.. Garvin returned It like a
shot to second In time to catch Miller,
who was Just lying down, preparatory to
alldlnar In.
The Rangers' game bad life and ginger
In It from first to last and gave evidence
that there's many a good fight left In 'era
. even -with Kelly as umpire.
Dlehl made one of the most sensational
catches -of a red hot liner that has oeen
.n on the diamond here for a long urne.
t ivu from Genln s bat In the sixth when
. nfr iWuuld have meant a run. The
B'-haub. Turner Sacrifice hits: Owen
truck out: By Hedge-, t; hv Stlmmei,
I; by Coufhlln. J. l,eft on basea: Mil
waukee. 4; Toledo, U. Time: 2 .06. Um
pire: Mullane.
Olea Leae the Third.
MINNEAPOLIS. A lie SO -MlnnMnnlll
ot the third strsleht In Initlana nilla tn.
day through Inability to bat, supplemented
i oea neiamsj. Aiienaan'-e, 4fxj. score:
iNDuwaroui. Minneapolis..
R H OAK h h n 1 1
ftfhm. IB.... I I It 1 tSqlllna, rf.. 11 1
" a a a a minima, r. t I
r1Tr. cf I 1 1 1 Mainaav lh a a i a
Hoitofi. ... till 1 nurr aa i i i a a
WootraaT, if. I 4 Mrlntjrre, lk. I 1 11 1 J
Cmiltar, rt... Slid Lallr. It 1
kfarcaa, as .. I 4 Yaagee, .... tl
nam, .. a a l o spoonar, rf.. e I I 0 4
Nrvlls, a... I 4 11 4 Martin, lb... 4 11
.Mcuosal. . 4 1
Total ... 14 M II 1
I Total ... t 4 37 14
Indianapolis t 910011 ft
Minneapolis 1 0 0 4 0 0 0 01
Earned runs: IndlsnaDolls. 1. Two-ha a
hits: Mclntyre, Klhm. Bases on balls:
Off McDonald, I; off Newlln, 1. Sacrifice
hit: Fox. Stolen bases: Martin, Spooner.
Hit br Ditched ball' Br Newlln. 1. Iff
on bases; Minneapolis. (; Indianapolis, .
Time: 1:80. C'mplre: Foreman.
St. Paal Bites the Daat.
BT. PAUL Aug. . St. Paul went to
pieces In the fourth Inning today after two
were out and Inst. Attendance 14M. Score:
LOCUVIl.LE ST. PAt'L.
R.M.O A.B. R H O A .
Kervta, rf... I 4 I t'Oater. lb.... 1 I 1 4 4
Hart, lr 1 4 4 Shannon, el. 4 1 4 4 4
Braahaar. Hi I I I 4 Jarkeoa. rf.. I 1
0lell. cf . .. i I 4 Charter, aa. 1 1 i I
S. S'Tan, lb. I I M 4 Haia-flna. lb. 4 4 I I 4
arnrlarar. e. I I 4 Kiourte5ir. If. 1 i
White, lb.... 1 I I 1 (Whealer, lb. 4 1 4 4
Quinlaa, aa.. 4 4 1 1 11. I'ru. c.. 4 4 4 I
Ksaa. a 1111 I.CBack. s 1144
Totala ... 4 II IT at 1) T Ota la ... 4 11 IT 14 1
Louisville 1 0 I 0 1 0-
Bt. Paul .. 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 04
Earned runs: Bt. Paul 1. Louisville 1.
Two-base hits: Geler 1, Kerwln 1, Flourney,
J season, LTieen. Brasnear. Home run:
Flourney. Sacrifice hits: Hue-gins. Hart.
White. Stolen bases: Shannon, 8 Sullivan.
Odwell. Bases on balls: Off Egan 2 off
Chech 1. Struck out: By Eran 1. by Chech
4. wild pitches: fcgan 1, jheckt l. passed
balls: Sullivan. Left on banes: St. Paul 10,
Louisville t. Time: 1:50. Umpire: Haskell.
Kaws Win la Eleveatk.
KANSAS
hits and pi
City won in
male with
Score:
KANSAS
Mhfuaa. If.
ear. rf
Naace. lb....
Gra4r. ID....
ma. ei.M...
Putlor. r ...
Laawa, aa....
Prania. lb...
Olbeca, p....
Durban, s...
IiKnoll
core: .
Carter, rf
Genlns,
Miller, It.;..;
"Thornton, lb.
Shugart. 2b..
Kelly, aa
lllckey. ii
Clouding, c.....
Banders, .p. iin
. Total
OMAHA.
AB. R. BH. TO.
1 1.0 I
Z
4
.1;
1 s
a i
!
0 6
f
1. 27 u
A. E
o :
o i
0 i
0 I
1 I
4
I
0 I
. i ,
Donahue, If..
Bolden. rf....
Rnhe, Sb
Kemmer, lo..
i".rirr,'n, cf..
Flake, n
oarvin, e
MrBride, 2b..
xDiehl, p
31
ST. JOSEPH.
A8. R. BH. PO
4
4
4
4
4
-.. 4
4
4
0 . 1
1 1
I
U
A. E
0
1 I
1
t...i. M 4 M H 7
xMcCorinell batted for Dlehl In ninth.
nuns oy innina. aa
Omaha,.. ? ! ! ! 1 ! ! ! M
Bl. joacpn vvv---- - -
Hits by Innings
Omaha 1 M
t. Joeeoh lio
i l i-i
J- . . y-. u 1 taaanh 1.
barnea runa: vinu., . -.
Two-Daser nii. miner
rlflce hits: Oenlns. Thornton. Hit by
k.n. r..,.. v.llv Him on balls:
oif Dlehl. 4. Biolen basec: Uenlits, Ihorn
terit Struck out: By banders, i; by Diehl.
1 Left on bases: Omaha. ; Bt. Joseph, .
fr'Basea iau. uvuu.u. -Kollv.
This is ladies' day. Omaha plays Bt. Jo
seph the third game of the present aeries.
i . Millionaire Dowa Brewer.
COLORADO BPRINQS, Colo . Au.
aaa. . - aa Karl a, at VMlAffllT
when the neor w 1- to 2, but th Ipcajn
on. McPhron wtva bttd out of th
. i . aaaa. Inniiior flrariPa !
DO in ino tMAtu - R H HJ
Battenea: McPherson. Braun and Lucia;
Dea Molaea Beats Kaws.
: DEB MOINE8. Aug. to. De Motna won
the game In the tmneemn innm uuj.
Cook scoring on a base on balls, a stolen
bane and Marshall' double. Nichols and
Miller were evenly matched, making the
game great jpucners oam. iuuun,
- TV. J-". .R-H.E,
Dee Moines 0 0 4 I 4 10 1-1 U
Kanmaa City . .0 0 0 0 0 i 0 4 0 0 0- S
Batteries: Kan City, Miller and Fohl
De Moluea, Islchul and mosbik.
Oeaver Doavaa Distiller.
DENVER. Aug. J0 Denver won the game
In the aecond inning by batting Out (our
runs. Boor.: R.H.E.
Tenver .l 4-0 0 0 0 0 0 06
Peoria . ' . IT 1 I I M M Mil
Batteries: - Oenver, Eylar and Bchlel
Peorlu. Hart and VUlon. .
Stenaltag of tke Teaata.
Plaved. Won. Lost. P.O.
Milwaukee A J S .SI
Colorado Springs ..11 . 2 -H
Kanaaa City M U 48 .611
St. Joaeoh.- 9 4 .KO
Peorl - Hfl 47 61 .4.9
Denver . IM 46 . U .460
De Moines W 4J (4 . .434
Onialia ... W M .4u
ciumea today: St. Joaenh at Omaha,
Peoria at Ixuvar, Mllwauaee at Colorado
fepiing. Kioaaa CUy at Dea Koine.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
Mtlwaakee Defeat Tolede, Xlae
Elgat, la Leeeely Play4
V Ceateet.
MILWACKEE. Aug. Milwaukee) de
feated Tolado In a louee g:une today. At
tendanoe, 41. Score:
MiLWAVKKC TOLEDO.
.HOAX!
araaaar. lb. I 1 I I I'lawt, at
I'ouahua. Ik. I I I I 1'Ow.n If...
Wm-U. a Ill faith, rt.... 1
tlaflaaa, lb. I I I I IKMUt, lb ... I
Oaalai. rt. . a I 1 B I lllul a I
I'aalaa. It. 1 1 -, lb... 1
H.uMlil. af. 1 I Turaar. lb...
Vaa. aa I I I I BII. as
kaaaae. p .. t i Ctrasklta, ..
bllaunall, ..(!
Touis ...I (Mil
Totala ... I U IT 11 l
1.1011
1 4
I
1 1
I 4
I 1
I
11
Milwaukee
Toledo
Earned runs:
Two-tut bits:
Three-base hit:
ahue. Vnglaub.
I 0 0 1 0 0 01
Milwaukee. S: Toledo.
I'liglaub. Dunleavy. Vlos
Schaub. Home runs: Don
Itaaae en balls: Off
Hedse. I:-off BltnmL t; off Courhlin
1. liit by pitched ball: Schaftey. atoien
timtuMio, BiunaAey, noma Wi
CITT. Aug. . By bunchln
aylng a careful game Kansas
the eieventn inning on urady s
the bases full. Attendance, 350.
Pay. Orth. Sacrifice hit: Pay. Stolen
bae: Hirkman. McCarthy. Double plays:
IJnle to Hir-kman; M'-Cormlck to Moran
to CUrke. Hit by rf.rhed ball: Py Joas.
Left on bases: Cleveland, a; Vkasnins;-
ton. 7. Struck out: By Jons. I: by Orth,
Time: 1.18. Umpire: Sheridan.
slat Split Evea.
BT. IOT'IS. Aug. 20 St. IOul split even
In a double-header this afternoon with New
lork, the visitors winning the first game.
to 1. and losing the second. 4 to Z, on an
error by Elberfeldt. which permitted three
men to come In. Attendance, 6,10. Score,
first game:
NEW TORK. i ST. LOVI9
R.H.O.A E.I R H O A E.
Corny, lb... till Bark'tt. If.. I 111
Ktl'r. rf... 111 0 Martin, rf...
FlWrfald. aa. 1 I I 1 0 Hill, lb t I I
Canral. lb . 1 I 14 0 An-larann, lb 11 1 1
WHIIama, 2b. 0 1 II tWil!if. aa. . 1 1 I I 1
r-rrli, ( II OHrldrlrk. at. 1 t 1
Mc'irl'4. cf. 0 1 Frll. Ib I 4 I 1
P.Tille. r ... I T l.OSuadaa. a.... 4 4 4 1 4
Orlfflth. p .. I Powell, .... 4 114
Total ...4 1117 11 of Totala ...1 117 11 I
New Tork 0 1 1 0 I 0 t 0 00
Bt. Louis 0 1000000 0-1
Earned runs: New York. 4. Two-be
hits: Krlel, Conroy, Williams. Three-base
hit: Keeler. Home run: Gansel. Sacri
fice hits: McFarland. Keeler. Double
play: Griffith to Oaflnel. Base on balls:
Off Powell, 1; off Orimth, 1. Struck out:
By Powell. 4: by Orimth, 4. Time: 1:26.
Umpire: Pears.
Score, second game:
T. LOUIS. NEW YORK.
R.H.O.A E.' R.H.O.A
Burkatt, It... 1 I Ceirof , lb... Ill
Mania, rt... 4 104 Ktelar, rf... 11
Hill, ib I I rih.rt.ld, aa. 1 I 1
Auilaraun. lb 1 111 Ganaal. lb... 1 114
Wallaca, aa . 1 I II Wllllama. lb. 4 1 1 4 4
HalOrlrb, cf. 1 4 0 Darla. U 0 1
Plial. lb 1 4 Mi-Parl'd. f. I 1 I
St4cn. .... 1111 Bevllle, .... I 1
'uilhoS. p. .. 0 I 4 1 Wolf, a 4 10 1
Paltj. s 0 xiHonall ...
ToUla .. 4 12il4 It l Tetala ...I I M 11 1
x Davis out; hit by batted ball,
xx Batted for Wolfe In ninth.
St. Louis 0 0000103 4
New Tork 0 1100000 0-3
Earned runs: St. Louis. 1. Two-base
hits: Anderson, McFarland, Williams.
Three-baae hits: Wallace, Budhoff. Sacri
fice bits: Kurkett. Keeler, Davis. Stolen
base:. Elberfeld. Hit by pitcher: By
Pelty, Keeier. Bases on balls: Off Sud
hoff, 2; off Wolfe, J. Struck out: By Bud
hoff, i. ' Left on bases: St. Louis. 9; New
York, 10. Time: 1:35. Umpire; Pears.
CITT.
RH.OA(
v v nroai,
1
I
I
I
COLUMBUS.
I 4
4
I II
1 I
1
1
If I
Smith, rt I
C linsman, aa I
Raymer, lb..
Bar.non. c(... 1
1 Toriiar, 3b...
I I Mrllor, lb,..
1 4 Roach, a
MtMaokln.
I Dornar. a....
OiWasaar,. p...
R.H
It
Boston
Philadelphia .
Cleveland
New York ....
Detroit
St. Louis ....
Chicago
Washington ...
Games today
Philadelphia at
Louis, Boston a
Totals ...1 II W 15 Total .. lltll ft 4
xOne out when winning run was made.
xxBatted for Qibaon In fifth Inning.,
Kanaaa City. ..I 020222000 110
Columbus t 0101010100 9
Two-basS hits: Rntlifusa. air T.evwa
Pannon. Sacrifice hlta: Gear. Bannon, Tur
ner, Clingman (2). Stolen basea: Rothfuss,
Amdt. Double Dlnvs: Gear to Frantz:
Arndt to Roach: Raymer to Cllngman to
Meuor. tfaaea on nana: Ufl Gibson. 1; off
Durham. 1: off Dorner. 1. Struck nut: Rv
Gibson. 3; by Durham, 4; by McMackln. 1;
oy uorner. i. mt oy pitched ball: By Mc
Mackln. 1. Left on bases: Kanaaa Cltv 1:
Columbus, 6. Tim: 2:01. Umpire: Cunulng-
nam.
llasdlsg of the Teasns. "
Plnved. Won. ImI. P C
Bt. Paul 106 71 Sf .670
Milwaukee 104 04 40 , .Sit
Louisville 104 BT 47 MS
Indianapolis 107 K8 49 .54
Kanaas City. 101 49 62 .45
Columbus log 44 04 Mil
Minneapolis 106 ' 41 4J .3X7
Toledo 105 17 48 .352
Game today: Louisville at MlnneaDolla.
Indianapolis at Bt. Paul, Columbua at Mil
waukee, Toledo at Kansas City.
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit Take a Coapl from Phila
delphia, Secoad Coateet
Betas; Close.
DETROIT. Aug. 20. The locals won two
games from Philadelohta this afternoon.
The first waa a shut-out for Kissinger,
who pitched splendid ball. A wonderful
stop oy un, loiiowed or a double play,
wss the feature. '
The second game waa close until the
eighth, when It looked lost, but errors let
Detroit tie. With three on bases in the
rlnth Crawford batted In the winnine- run.
Both pitcher were hit hard. Attendance,
,jou. score, nrai game;
DETROIT. I PHILADELPHIA.
R.H.O.A. B.I R H.O.A.E
Birr alt. if... 1 1 I Hirtaal. If... 1 I t
Luah. If 4 4 0 Plrkarlni. tit 1 1 t I
Craarfor. rt. I 1 I H. froaa, lb. I
Carr, Ib 1 Sarbola, lb., Ill
McAI'atar, aa I I 1 I Murphy, lb.. 11
MrGuIra, a.. I It M. Proas, aa. 1 1 I (
Bualow. e.... t 1 Hoffaiaa, jf . 1
Yeifor. Ib... 1 4 4 1 Powara, a 0 1 I 0 t
Long. Ib 4 I I 0 Shreek. a.... 4 1
Klaalniar. . ( Bandar. .... 0
TaUla ... I 1 IT l( Total ... I M II t
Detroit 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 3
Philadelphia 0 0,0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Earned run: Detroit, 1. Two-base hit
Y eater. Three-base hits: McAllister. Bes
bold. Stolen basea: Crawford (1), McAllis
ter, Hartsel. Bases on balls: Off Kissinger,
1; off Bender, 1. First base on balls: De.
trolt. 1; Philadelphia. 1. Struck out: By
Kissinger, 3; by Bender. V Dojble plsys:
Lrong to irr; tarr 10 McAllister to carr.
Passed ball: Shreck. Wild pitch: Bender,
Time: 1:40. Umpire: O'Laugblin.
Score, second game:
DETROIT. I PHILADELPHIA
A.E
R.H 0..
B, H.O.A.E
Barratt, at... 1 II 0'Harti.l, If... 1 1
Luih. If I I t-Plckcrlof. et 1 1 4 I
Crawfora, rt. I 4 I 0-L. roaa, Ib. I 1
Carr. lb..... 111 I I Saybold, lb.. 1 111
McAI'atar. aa I I 4 1 Uurahr. lb..t I i I
fttaio". a I 1 1 M. ( roaa. aa. 1 I I 1 1
Yragar. lb... 1 1 Hoirmaj, rf.. 4 144
Long, tb 4 111 llKbrark. a.... I4t
Kltaon, p.... 1 1 4iPlank, till
Total ...I 11 nil 41 Totals ..4 11x13 11 I
xOne out When winning run scored,
Detroit 0 lOOlOOtl-
Philadelphia .........I 0 0 0 0 0 1 04
Earned run: Detroit, t; Philadelphia, 1
Two-base hits: Crawford. Barrett. M.
Croa. Sacrifice hlta: Lone. Bualow Mart.
el. Pickering (3), Seybold. Murphy. Sto'en
basea: Crawfora. Pickering. M. Cross, Hoff.
yuan. Base on bails: Off Plank, 1. Hit
by pitcher: Plank. 1. Left on bases: De
troit. 8; Philadelphia. 0. Struck out: By
ivuson, i, oy rmni, . DOUDie piaya
Murphy to M. Cross to Seybold: McAllls
ter to Carr. Passed bail: Buelow. Wild
pitcn: Flank. Timet 1:60. Umpire
D'Laughlln.
White Cx Beere a Wla.
CHICAGO. Aug. 20. Hughes waa easy
for Chicago today In the four Innings h
pitched. A It rock kept hits well scattered
esoept In en Inning. Freeman broke the
ground record by landing the first hit ever
maae over me acore Doara. far out In right,
neiu. Aiianaanca, z,ajo. score:
CHICAGO. BOSTON.
H.O.A.E. I BHOAE
HoIbm. If... I I I Deufnartr, If 1 I
Ub.ll. lb.... I 1 14 Colll. lb... 1 111
Janaa, cf 1 I C. Itakl. cf.. 1 4
uraaa. n . i i a inaaii, rf. 1 1 1
rallakaa. a. I I 4 1 1 Parent, aa... 1 1
Magoaa, lb.. 1 I Lai'haata. lb 1 T 1
Taanaalll, a 1 1 I I farrta. Ik.... I 1
(lattarr, a.. 1 1 1 J siahL a.. I I 4 1 4
Altraak. ... I I t Hughes, p.. t
Wlntar. f 1
Tola la ... I 1 IT U liO-klrlaa .... I (
111 Vowif
Tata la I I M I I
X Bat ted for Hughes In ntti.
ii Batted for Winter In ninth.
Chicago ,.o 1 4 t 0 0 t 1 -9
Boston 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 1-t
Left on base: Chicago. 1; Boston, 1
iwo-oe- hit: Jones. Three-base hit: J
StahL Home run: Freeman. Sacrifice
hits: Dougherty, Hiighea. Stolen baaea
Helme. Green. CaJlahan. Double play
Tannehlll to labelL Struck out: By Alt
rock. 1; by Hughe. I; by Wlntar. 1 Base
on Dans: on Alinx k, 1. Time: 1:35. I'd
pires: ategan and Connolly.
Clevelaad Bat Oat Victory.
CLEVELAND. Aug. 10. -Cleveland batted
out a victory in the nrl tr.nlng, orth s
triple saving Washington a shutout. To
day waa "Children day " and IO.Oin) hoy
and girls were admitted free. Attendance,
li.x.7. Bcore:
CLEVELAND. , WASH INOTON.
k.H.OU aVHOAB.
rilea. rf..... Ill SobUaoa. rf. 1
Bar. af 1 I Mm. a aa ... 4 1 i I
bradwr, lb., till OSalback. If.. 1 I
Laioia. lb . 1 114 Hjaa. rf .... 4
Hitknaa. lk I I I b Clarke. Ik.. 1 I 1
Milan. U. 1 Ctaablia. Ik. 1 1
kwmla. a I I I 1 ynwk. 1. 1 1
barha'ar. aa. 4 I 4 I Kttrrda. a. 1 1 4 I
'aa. t 1 a.Ortk. a 1
Tatala ... I II IT 1 l Totala .. 1 fell '
a Flick out for Interference.
Cleveland I 1 1 -
vs aahlngtoa 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 01
Earned runa: Cleveland. 1 Two-baae
hit, tucl, Uochnaucr. three -baa hit
Standi; f the Teasas.
Playad. Wan. Lost.
.1U2
....104
....103
.... 98
....100
....10
....103
.103
58
67
60
61
4
47
33
46
44
48
49
64
66
70
p. a
Ml
.6f
.R63
.611
.610
.460
.314
Wanhlngtnn at Cleveland,
j,'riruii.. new mra fc ov.
t Chicago.
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pirates aad Giants Each Take a Vic.
tory la Doable-Header
Coatest.
NEW TORK. Au-. 20. New Tork and
Pittsburg split even on . a double header
today. The first game was presented to
New Tork by poor fielding.
The second game was won by Phlltlppl's
good pitching. . Attendance I'.TSt. , Boor,
first game:
NEW TORK.
' - R. H.O.A.E.
Browne, rf... 1 1 I
Kraan'h'n, cf I 1
McOann. lb. I 1 T
Mna. it.... 1 1 I I 0
Bibb, aa 11111
Lauder, lb... till
Iunn, lb.... I 0 1 I 1
boaraanaa, o 1 1 I 1
Math'aon, . 1 1 1 1
Millar, p 0 0 0
PITTSBrRO.
R.H. OAS
Baaumont, ct 1 1 I A
Clarke, If. .. 1 1 1
Lcarh. lb.... 1 I I I
Wajnar, aa . 1 1
Br.nrfU, lb I 11 I I
Rltch, lb.. 1 I 1 I 1
Fabrinf, rl.. 1 1 I 4
Phalpa. t.... lilt
Dohaor, 4 141
Vail, s '
xKnigar
Total ...II 11 IT I I
Tot la ... T 1 14 a
xBatted for Vail In ninth. .
ttew York 7 0 0 1 1 1 0 0
tUburg 0 0 0 I S 0 0 t 0 T
Earned runa: New Tork 4. Pittsburg Z.
Left on bases: New York 6, Pittsburg 4.
Two-base hits: McGann. Browne. Brana-
field, Clarke. Stolen bases: Mertes, Babb,
Bresnahan. Sacrlnce hit: Liauder. nrtt
on errors: New York 4, Pittsburg a. First
on balls: Off Mathewson 2. off Doheny 1,
off Miller 1. Hit by pitched ball; By
Mathewson 1. by Doheny 1. Struck out:
By Mathewson 1. by Doheny 3, by Vail 1.
Wild pitch: Doheny i. Time; I U0. Um
pires: O'Day and Hurst,
ocore, second game; "-,.: .
. PITTSBURO. . MKW TORK.
R. H.O.A.E ( K. H O A.E.
Baaummt. cf 1 I I Ol Browne, rf... I I
Clarka, If.,,. 1 111 OlBrtiu.'h'o. cf 1 I t
Laach, lb.... till I MrOann. lb..
Warnar. as . 1114 4 Martaa. If.... t I 1 I
Bramrid, lb i i io o Babb. as..
Rltchrr. 7b . I I I 0 Lauder, lb
Babrtnf. rf.. 1 I 9 Punn, tb
braiib, e 0 1 I 0
rbiuippi. p . e o
Totala
4. II 37 II 1
till
1111
Bowarman, 1 4 1 0
Taylor, p.
Crontli, p.
iVarH'B
..10
Totals ... 1 I 17 1 1
xBatted for Taylor In ninth.
Pittsburg 0 0 1 0 t 0 0 0 01
Nw York 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 01
Earned runs: Pittsburg 1 Left on bases:
New York 6, Pittsburg 9. Two-base hits:
Bransfleld. Homo run: Clarke. Stolen
bases: Beaumont. Leach. First on balls:
lfY TvlAl O r1T I K 1 1 U r nl 1 PInI An
errors: iNew xork l, flttsDurs; l. struck
out: By Taylor S. Wild pitch: By Taylor 1.
lime: umpires; uurst ana o uey.
Balats Seat Phillies.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 20 Today's cams
' the first played by th home club
sine the fatal accident at the park an
August s. j ne game waa piayeo on the
American leaaue arounda. Inability to hit
at the proper time was the cauae of the
local s aeieai Dy Bt. iouis. Attendance,
2,330. Bcore: .
ST. LOOS. , PHILADELPHIA.
Bides that even the offlclsl storekeeper Is
not certain he ha them all. Three borne
runs were made.
n.n.u.at.B.i
Parrall, lb... t 1 1 I fr'Thnmaa, cf.. 4 4 4
uumeaer. rt. l l l l woiaaaon, lb.. 1 4 I I
Smoot. cf ... Ill (IwolT'l'S, lb. 1 I I I
Burka, lb.... I 1 I I CtKaiatar, rf... 1 I
Hackatt. lb.. 1 111 1 CBarrr. If i 1
Brain, as 1 1 T llDouelaaa, lb. t 1 T
BarcUj, If.. 1 1 1 (ilHulawiU. aa. 1 I I 1
O Nail, a.... 1 SRoth. a 1011
McParlane, p 1 I ftMltcball. p.. 1 0 1 1
auoois 1
Totala ... I 1 17 II 1
I Total ... I 11 IT 14 I
xBatted for Mitchell In ninth.
St. Louis 2 0040100 1-1
Philadelphia 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I
Earned runs: St. Louis, i: Phtladalnhl
1. Stolen base: Dunleavy. Double play:
Bryan to Hackett. First base on balls: Oft
Mitchell, 1. Hit by pitched ball: Burke.
Struck out: By McFarland, 3: by Mitchell,
a. a awe . a.?, umpire: .crasue.
, Brooklyn Doavaa Microbe.
BROOKLYN. Aug. 2ft In a pitcher'
battle Brooklyn today defeated Chicago, 2
to 1. The fielding on both aides ws error
less. Chance was put out of the game in
the elrhth inning for disputing a decision.
Attendance, 2.2iJ Bcore:
SKOOKLYN. CHICAOO.
R.H.O.A.S.. R.H.O.A E.
Strang, Ib... 1111 o'siagla. If.... Ill
lihxkard, if. I t 1 'ax, lb ... till
Dobba, af till Chance, lb.. 1 I 1
Do;l'. Ik ... 1 11 1 Rauk, lk I 1
Dahlen, aa... lit O.Jcoee. cf.... till
McCnarr. rf. I Tinker, aa... 1 4 4
Jordan, ib... 1 I a I Kling. a 1 i 1
.arklluch. c. 1 I 1 altera, lb.... I I I
Raidy, p 1 I Harlar, rf...
kin la. p... 1 i
Total 1 1 17 11 41
I Totals ... 1 I U II 4
Brooklyn 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 I
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 01
Earned runa: Chicago, 1; Brooklyn, 2.
Left on banes: Chicago, 4 Brooklyn 9.
Two base hits: Chsnce, Jordan. Stolen
bases: Kling, Dahlen, Jordan. - Double
plays: Tinker to Chance. Dablen to Jor
dan to Doyle. First base on balls: Oft
Reidy, 1; off Men.fee. I. Sacrifice hits:
Chance lUrley, Da Men. Reldy. Struck
out: By Reldy, f; by Menefee, 1. Time:
l:s. Umpire: Moran.
rest aed Gaaaea.
At Boston Boston-Cincinnati gam post
poned on account of rain.
- BtamdtaaT ef the Tea bbb.
Played. Won. Lost. P. C.
Pittsburg 1U3 IT H .ntC
New York 102 tl 41 .MM
Chicago 1'6 62 43 .Iwj
Cincinnati 10! 66 47 .U
Bronklya lo3 II U .i3
Boston M 43 M .C1
St. Louis 107 37 7 .
Philadelphia $3 tl 43 .tii
Game today: Pittsburg at New Tork.
Chicago at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at Boston.
St. Luuls at Philadelphia.
' Hara-Hltllag, Gasae at Atlaatle.
ATLANTIC, la., Aug. M (Special Tele
gram.) Atlai. tic acaln defeated Creaton
here today in the hardest hitting game ever
aeen on the local grounds. Marshall atarted
to pitch for Atlanilc and Creatoa made nine
runa In four Innings, while Havlland. for
Creaton. held Atlantic to one run. Fulmer
then went into the box and held the visitors
to two more. The locals took a ' batting
rally and pounded Havlland out In the
aixth. Corn being subxtltuted. Throughout
me entire game everyoody nit tne Call,
though sfter Fulmer took the slab th vis
itors could not bit saf snd the locals Dulled
out ahead by a score of II to 11., Ths error
ana be hit were se numerexur ew bia
TII3ER, Neb.. Aug 30.-(Speclal Tele
gram.) The home tam and the l'nlm
Stock Yards Juniors Indulged In a pur
ging match here today, Pilger winning
out by one run. Prlmley for the Juniors
wss hit hard In the first inning. After
this he settled down, pitching a steady
game until the eighth when he again
weakened. Bucklln was in the box for
Pilger snd was hit hard In the fifth and
ninth Innings. Errors were numeroui on
both side. The features of the game was
the slusslng of Matheson and R. Swartx,
who seemed to land safely every time up.
Ceughey led the Juniors with a two-cker.
The Juniors have done well on this tour,
this being their third defeat since leaving
Omaha. They have plaved twelve games
nd are playing tomorrow at Scrlbner and
at Tllden again Saturday. The acore:
R H F
Pilgee ...S 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 312 21 7
Juniors 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 411 17 S
Batteries: Prlmley and Miller; Bucklln
nd Fehlman. Earned runa: Pilger 2, Jun
iors 2. Two-base hits: 8a. arts. Csughey.
Three-base hits: R. Swart s. Matheson,
Montgomery. Struck out: By Prlmley 8,
by Bucklln 7. Bbm on balls: Off Prlmley
0, oft Bucklln t. Hit by pitched ball: Prim-
ley s. Attendance an. aim: J.io. umpire:
Jennings.
Reg-eats Dear-ate at Craig.
CRAIG, Neb.-, Aug. 20. -(Special Tele
gram.) Craig won from the Regents of
Omaha here today In a fast game by a
core of 3 to 0. Rooney was In fine form,
allowing but two hits and striking out
fourteen men. Both teams played fast,
clean ball, and the game waa Intensely In
teresting. This make the third defeat
for the Regents this season. Score by In
nings: Craig 0 01000200-t
Resent 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Earned runs: Craig, 1. Basea on balls:
Off Rooney, 1; off Prendergast, 3. Struck
out: By Rooney, 14; by Prendergast 4.
Hits: Craig. 7; Regent. 2. Battenea;
Craig, Rooney and Heffernan; Regent)
Prendergast and Clair. Umpire: Rock.
Sterling I Shot Ont.
TECUMSEH, Neb., Aug. 20. -(Special Tel
egram.) Two hundred Tecumseh people
went to Sterling by special train today to
wltneas a ball game between Crab Orchard
and Sterling. Tne Sterling aggregation was
Shut out, not being able to get a man to
second base during the contest. Paris of
Tecumseh was in th box for Crab Orchard.
Bcore:
R H E
Crab Orchard. ..0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 16 4 2
Sterling 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 1 10
Two-base hit: Farl. Three-base hits:
Paris, Tuwnsend. Struck out: By Paris, 7;
by Bell, 4. Batteries: Crab Orchard. Pari
and BulTura; Sterling, Bell and Antiim.
Umpire: Sherman.
Or Wla Cloae Oaaic,
ORD. Neb.. Aug. 20 (Special.) In one f
th most exciting games that has been
played on the Orf diamond this sesson the
home team succeeded in taking the first of
the series from the strong Greeley aggrega
tion her yesterday by the score of 2 to 2.
Batteries: Ord, Lewln and Burman;
Greeley, Dower and Campbell. Hits: Ord,
3; Greeley, 6. Errors: Ord, 4; Greeley, 6.
Struck out: By Lewln, 7; Dowers, 4. At
tendance, 200.
-Arcadia Defeat Loop, City.
ARCADIA, Neb.. Aug. 20 (Special.) Ar
cadia won a game of ball from Loup City
yesterday. Tne score was 10 to 9 In favor
of Arcadia. Bennett pitched for Arcadia,
Jeffries caught. Knight pitched for Loup
City, Johnson caught. The game was won
by Bennett's excellent pitching and Jeffries'
fine catching.
Keep Base Banners Dasy.
ON AW A, la.. Aug. 20 (Special Tele-
f ram.) The return ball game between the
uslness men of Whiting and Onawa was
played here today. Onawa won by a score
of Ti to 23. Batteries: Onawa, Anderson
and Fitch; Whiting, McCoy and Patterson.
Umpires; Blair and Elliott of Whiting.
Cosa Is ghat Ont.
COZAD. Neb., Aug. 20. (Special Tele
gram.) The ball game this afternoon
between Bertrand and the home team
resulted In a score of 9 to 0 In favor of
Bertrand. Batteries: Cozad, Arnold and
Maryott; Bertrand, Masters and Maaske.
- '
Came la Three-I Leagne.
At Cedar RapldgSprlngheld, 17; Cedar
Rapids, i. jrci
At Dubuqus Rock Island, 17; Dubuque, t.
At Davenport Davenport, 4; Bloom
field, 0. . 5
At RockXord Decatur, I; Rookford, i,
EVENTS ON RU1.NING TRACKS
Cold Baiat Takes Albaay- Handicap
Over Mall Saratoga
Coarae.
SARATOGA, N. Y., Aug. 20-The track
today was deep in mud and there were
many scratches. The Albany handicap at
six furlong was won by Gold Saint. He
got In the lead early, winning by four
lengths. Resulta:
First, six and a half furlongs: Furtlta
won, Duke of Kendal second, Cobourgh
third. Time: 1:16.
Second, one and one-eighth of a mile:
Claude won, Faulcon Bridge aecond, Har-
uins; tnira. lime: i:ook.
inira. one mile: tweet Alice won. nio-
rlosa second. Birch Broom third. Time:
:44.
Fourth, six rurionts. The Alnajiv handi
cap: Gold Saint won, Rob Roy second.
monario tnira. lime: i:iot.
r utn. one ana one-sixteenth or a mile on
turf: Past won. Caithness second, Water
Tower third. Time: I:54H-
Bixtn. nve ana a nair runonrs: Ansrtd
won. Exclamation second. Lonesour third.
Time: 1:10.
CHICAGO. Aug. 20. Results: i
First, lx ur longs: Delag-oa won, Au
tomaton second. Hindus third. Time;
MSH.
Berond. seven runonrs: vutrr won.
Fsther Wentker second, Collonade third.
Time: 1:27. '
Third. Midsummer stake, six furlonrs:
Aggie Lewis won. Buccaneer second.
Sweetie third. Time: 1.-S2S-'
Fourth, mile and an eighth: Dick Welles
won. Postmaster Wright second, Flocara
line third. Time: 1 :624i.
Fifth, mile and a half: Little E kin won.
Curate second. Compass third. Time: 3:30.
Sixth, mile: Meuee won. Lendln second.
Ontanogn third. Time: 1:42. ,
BT. LOUIS. Aug. 20 Results:
First, six furlonsjs. nurse: Prince Her.
man won. Busuka second, Howard P. thlr4
Time: 1:11
Becond. seven furlongs, gelling: ChavVs
C. won. Kllta Cook second. Reformer third.
Time: 1.29H.
Third, six furlongs, purse: Moyle won.
Wllhelmlna second, Rejoice third. Time:
1:1S.
Fourth, mile and a sixteenth, handicap:
Little Scout won. Taby Tosa second. Orris
tnira. Time: 1:44-
Filth, seven furlongs, purse: Branca
won. Huirh McGowan aecond. Leech third.
TlTie:
sixth, mile na seven ry yarn, sei inr:
Una Price won. Varna Fonso second, Ben
Hempstead third. Tlrne: 1:47.
BITFALO, Aug. ZO. Results:
First, six furlongs: Ben Mora won. Al-
bula second. Shrine third. Time: l:U.
Second, nve luriongs: falm Bearer won,
Iora J. second, Woodson third. Time:
1 M.
Third, mile and an eighth, selling: Baffled
won. Similar second, Nellie Bawn third.
Tlm:l H.
Fourth, five and a half furlongs: Silver
Dream won, Lyrist second, Jim Farrln
third Time: l:07ti.
Fifth, seven furlongs, selling: Bt. Wood
won, George rcrry second. Amorous tnira.
Time: .
Sixth, mile: John Terke won, Mr
Frank Foster aecond, Cranesvllle third.
Tim: 1:.
Bla Crew, at Haatlags.
HASTINGS. Neb.. Aug. 20. (Special Tele
gram.) T went y- two hundred people wit
nessed the second day s events of th Ne-
Draaita Racing circuit, neia nere tins aster
noon. Th weather waa perfect and the
track fast, tvery heat was a race and
very race waa most closely contested. The
event of the day waa the Lreaking of the
state record In the 2:40 trot for 3-year-olds
snl under by Wllber. which Is owned by
H. D. Bennett of Lincoln. Wllber made
the mile in 2:29. The greatest surprise
of the day cavme In the 210 trot, when
Nlk Duff won three consecutive hats.
Nick Duff Is owned by B. L. Riff of Host
Ings and It was only throusb. a bluff that
the horse had been entered. xIn all light
harries events, with the exception cf one.
It took five heats to decide the winner.
rteeults:
Class 2 36. nactna: Ted Brunswick won
Joe Gate second Hager third. Bunny
Blnne distanced. Time: I 1SU.
Class 2:u trotting, for 3-year-olds- Wll-
ner won. mng Airy second, tloDloy uoodln
third. Time: l!l.
Class I 30. trotting: Nick Duff won. Re
liance aeVond. F.lele Nor third. Norval King
fourth Lolo Mack fifth. Time: 2:24.
Half mile, running: Drugglat won. Over
Again second Ferstlsatmo third. Harry
Jon fourth. Time: O.fcO.
W. P. MeCreary wss starter. Ths ludares
were: Mr Couch of Omaha. Marlon Fugate
i of Alba, Charles Mercer and Mr. Akin of
II 11 II 1 I JV
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II V- as
50 Cicfor
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To Day
and 7 Mg&tovj
The LrtvriJeit Setlina; Brind of Ci&rj in the World.
THI SAMO IS THt SMOMrSr-MTtCTO J"
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Hastings. Timers, George Smith of Nelson,
Ottis Smith of Hastings.
GOLF CUPS CROSS THE OCEAN
Ylsltiaa- Britisher Smashes Reoor
aad Lift Two Chicago
Trophic.
CHICAOO, Aug. 90.-J. A. T. Bramton,
premier guttapercha ball golfer of the Oxford-Cambridge
golf team, celebrated th
last day of the Englishmen's western trip
at the Home Wood Country club link
by winning two silver cups and breaking all
competition and practice record of th
course.
He csptured the trophies In the first
medal (core event the Britons have played
since their arrival, with a total of 76
strokes, two strokes lower than the second
cup-winning scor of hi Oxonian team
mate, Bevcrldge.
Several Chicago golfer who played In
the competition made good scores, but
had little chance with the best of the Brit
ons. None of the latter ever saw the Hem
Wood course until today and had to be
coached to keep them from overplaying
some holes.
Bramston' record I noteworthy because
It wa made with the hard ball. All the
other players used the rubber-cored ball.
A. J. Christie, the local professional, held
the record of 78 and Louis N. James and
O. F. Cllngman tied this season with 77 for
the amateur record.
Bramston' card, 7 under bogey, follows:
Out ; 4 4 4 4 1 5 3 4 3-37
In 4 6 4 4 3 4 4 4 4-3373
Among the scores wer: Captain Low, 83;
P. W. Leathart, SO; H. G. B. Klliss, 79: Ran
son, 84; Alison, 84; Day. 88; Norman Hunter,
78 (winning third Score honors); Mansfield
Hunter, W.
R. V. Muridy. who twice played against
the Englishmen at match play, made a
score oi i a, which was the best of the
American scores. Bramston' home club
at Winchester, England, will have th cus
tody of the 8300 Main cup for one year,
wnen it win De returned lor annual compe
tition at Home Wood. Th other cup Is
the Briton's nersonal nroDertv. It is not
likely that any golfer will soon equal Bram-
V "II iruilU Willi m UIL.IC1 UilK UR 11. lp.
tain Low and his team left tonight for th
east.
EVENTS ON TROTTING TRACKS
Decatur' Horses Race to - Dead' Heal
. i- . . . , . :
. mad Are Seat, Araaad .
Asala. -
DECATUR. 111.. Auk. 20. In the first heat
of the 2:18 pace today Foxte Curd and
unerry mc drove unaer tne wire nose
and nose, and the judges declared It a dead
neat, cieanor nnaiiy won. but It waa a
race to toe nnien in eacn neat, summary;
Two-year-old trot, ataka I&00: Flow Ma.
dlum took second and third heats and race.
nme: z:.-v uecelian Bell won first
neat in z:iiA.
PaCinsT. 2:18 class, stake 81.000: Foxle Curd
and Cherry Prince made a dead heat in
first. Time: 2:10. Cherry Prince took
second heat In 2:12V Eleanor won next
three heat and race. Time: l:L24, 2:1314,
2:1S4.
Trotting. 1:72 class, purs 8500: Carolina
won second, third and fourth heata. Tlm-
2:144. 2:li4. 2:16. Luzon won first heat
In 3.10.
Free-for-all pace: Riley B won In straight
heat. Time: 2:07, 2:08. 2:094. a
GOLFERS REACH SEMI-FINALS
Mis Anthony Mast Kest Meet Mrs.
Bower for Oaweatsla
- ' Cap.
CHICAGO. 'Au. SO Miss arla An.
thony and Miss Frances Everett played
the orlncinal match In the annd rnnnil
of match play for the Onwentsla cup to-
uoy. iiuiw aninunr winning s up I to pisy.
Results In th other matches follow: Mrs.
A. T. H. Bower defeated Miss Elizabeth
Condon 4 up, I to play. . Miss "Johnnie"
Carnenter dafeatad Mia MaHan AntKnnv
2 up 1 to play, and Mrs. W. A. Alexander
defeated Mrs. C. L. Doering 1 up after a
stubborn contest.
Mrs. Bower will meet Mlsa Anthonv In
the semi-final tomorrow.
Three Tl for First Plare.
COLUMBUS. Neb.. Ana- SO iRnaclal
anv irurtniui oportBmen s association held
a two aays snoot nere Tuesday and Wed
nesaay wnicn waa largely attended by
tran men from all-over the state, w f
liuan oi Ainion ana Dan Bray and O. A.
Scbroeder of this city tied for first place
In the two day's shooting, each scoring 161
targets nut of a possible V). Following
Is the official score, 180 blue rocks, II yard
rise:
Dan Bray 141 Diffenderfer 1B1
mien isi: copsey HS
Bchroedef 1611 A. Brsy 1-lj
Morrill 16Ti ganders 14
Bourke , l& Hulst 140
Hlndmarsh 1U, Ramsey 131
Trotting; Races Deelar OsT.
NEW YORK, Aug- 20.-The trotting
schedule for today at Briahton Barh .r
postponed on account of a heavy track.
bai i,l. Mass , Aug. au. The race
scheduled for today at Old Saugus track
were postponed on account of a heavy
track.
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