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5 COST OMAHA GAME
Pitcher Miller tod Bhugart Allow Dnffj'i
Hon to ficors Three.
GENINS1 MISCUE LETS IN ANOTHER ONE
Oanaha. Make aa Many Hlti aa Mll-
wiskM, bat Tbey Ara Hot
Opportane and Date Ran
alaar la Poor.
MILWAUKEE. Wis.. Sept. 11. (Special
Telegram.) Bhugart's wild throw and O.
Millar1 fumble and wild pitch later coat
Omaha tha second game of the present
aerie with Duffy's leaden. The game was
won and lost In the second Inning. Cock-
man atarted tha trouble by a tingle In this
Inning and Miller waa aent to first on balla.
Then, to make matters worse, Fltcher
Miller fumbled a bunt and filled the bases:
Stone followed and hit a ahort ope to Shu
gart. The aecond baaemnn handled It
cleanly, but threw when It was too late
to catch tha runner. The ball went wild
and before It could be returned three men
had croaaed the plate, but one of the runa
being earned. In the meantime Stone had
reached third and he, too, cantered home
on the wild pitch. The Creams added an
other run In the third, rtraun crossing- the
plate on an error of Genlna', who fumbled
Hall's grounder. A single, a double and
another single In the sixth gave them an
other run.
Rourka'a men got just as ,many hits as
did the Creams, but their base running
was poor and they could not take advan
tage of the opportunities offered. A double
by Thomas and a atfngle by Gondlng netted
a run In the teooeid and it would have been
two If Shu art, who had reached first on
four bad balls, had not permitted himself
to be caught off . third base by a quick
throw by Lucia. In the eighth Inning It
looked as If the Nebraskans might tie the
score. After Genlns had gone out Duffy
dropped D. Miller's fly and Thornton sin
gled. One man crossed the plate and Shu-
gart was given a Ufa at second and
Thomas at first on an error of Coaley Mil
ler's, filling the bases. A couple of hits
would have tied the score, but Hlckey
ended the suspense by sending a high fly
back of the second base line which Miller
captured. Attendance, 300. Score:
MILWAUKEE.
AB. R. IB. PO.
Stone, If 4 12 8
McVlcker. rf 4 0 10
Duffy, cf 10 0 1
Braun, 10 a e
Cockman, 8b 4 11
Miller, 2b ...2 1 0
5 full aa '. i 4' 10
T.mla n 4 1 1 4 1
Bwormsted, p S 0 0 0 1
t
3 8
Totals
.82
7 87 10
OMAHA.
AB. R. IB. PO. A. E.
....... 4 0.0.1 4 1
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....88 t T " 14 14
...0 4 1 0 0 1 0 0
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Shuicart, 2b .
Thomas, as .
Hlckey. cr ..
Gondlng. o ..
Q. Miller, p
Totals
Milwaukee '
Omaha
1T.ft.rnMl runa:
Tn.h hlta: Braun. Thomas. Welch
Stolen bates: Braun,' Cnckman, Miller.
Ttnae on balla: on swormstea 9. on u.
Miller 4. Wild ultcht U. Miller. Struck
T3v Bwnrmetert 1 bv CJ. Miller 8. BnC-
neixA hit! Rwarnuted. Left on banes: Mil
waukee. C: Omaha. 7, Time: um
pire: BerryhlU.
Colorado gprlnars Wine.
TTAKflAS CTTY. Sent. 11 Colorado Snrlnsra
nn today's arame bv hitting Cable hard.
Kansas City's errors were costly, Vllleman
pitched a fine game ana naa gooa support
Attendance. BOO. Score: R.H.E.
Colo. Springs ..0 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 87 13 1
Kansas city ..owiuvuuu v i o 1
Y . . I . T.- fltr fm .nit Ua.
sltt; Colorado Springs, Vllleman and Doran
Denver Lost on Errors.
ST. JOSEPH." MO.. Benfa 11. St. Joseph
won on Denver's costly errors too ay. score
.1 t
st. Joseph ...l i e e .i;,i o o -4 7
Denver 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 01 7
Batteries: Denver. Schaub And Baerwald:
St. Joseph, Dlehl and MoUonnell. t.
Dee Melast' Takst Two..
PEORIA. Sept. llj-Pee Moines took two
games from Peoria today by hitting the
ball at opportune times. Tha first waa a
pitchers battle, witn nonora even, wnue
the aecond developed Into a slus-gina; mated.
Attendance, 1,000. Score, nrat game:
R.H.E.
Des Moines ....0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 01 6 0
Peoria 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 4 2
Batteries: Peoria, Barry and Hessler; Dot
Molnea, Miller and Ell.
Score, aecond same: R.H.E.
I Pet Moines 0 0020t010-6l
Peoria 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 04 10 1
Batteries: Peoria. Barry and H easier: Des
Moines,, Morrlaaon and Fohl.
taadlMtj of the Teaaaa.
. Playei
Milwaukee 120
Colorado Springs... 123
Kanena city tai
St. Joaeph 117
Denver IA
Peoria 121
Daa Moines . 123
Omaha 121
Games today: Omaha at Milwaukee, Den
ver at St. Joaeph. Colorado Springs at
Kansas City, Des Moines at Peoria.
was a puitle to tha visitors. Attendance,
800. Score: . , ,
MINNEAPOLIS. , KANSAS CITY.
R. HO. JUS. I.HO.At
dn!lln. ef. 1 t 4 Hill, rf t 1
M. loner rf.. 1 1 I Durham, rt.. litis
drier, at..... 1 1 4 I O'Ntnre. tb 1 I 1 1
Mrlntrra, Sb. I I l I 0 Unthlult, lb. t 1 11 I t
lllT. li t t t 0 Vr.nn. C....0 111
Yeater, C....1 114 f Knoll, It lit
gpocner, lb.. 1 1 II 1 0 Leewe, aa.... 1 1 it
Martin. Ib... t t I 1 a Gear, tb t I I t t
aUDonald, a. 1 1 1 I aiOibeon, ... t lilt
TnUls ... 1 11 tl 11 Tot.tt s.'. I 11 14 10 1
Minneapolis ....i 0 00: 0- 0 2 2 8 7
Kansna city I V u V u u u V 0 i
Two-base hits: Leewe. Durham. Three-
base hit: Oyler. Struck out: By McDon
ald, 1; by Gibson, 6. Hit by pitched ball:
By McDonald, 1. Sacrifice hits: Maloney,
I.ally. Franta. Stolen banes: Teaxer (2.
McDonald. Wild pitch: Glbaon. Left on
bases: Minneapolis, 8: Kansas City, 7.
Time: l:o0. Umpire: Mullane.
Each Takes at Gaunt),
INDIANAPOLIS. 8Dt. ll.-Indiarutpolls
closed the teaaon on the home arounds to
day, dlvldhig honors with Toledo In a
double header. The aecond game was called
at the end or the seventh Inning on ac
count of darkness. Attendance, 1,180, Score,
first (tame; , .
TOLEDO.
It.H.o.A.a
INDIAN APOLI8.
R H OA C
Klhm. lb.... t III t t
Fax. lb t 0 1 I 0
Hogrterer, rt t 1 0 I 0
O'llrlen. If... t 0 (l
Wood ml, a. 1 I I I 1
Coulter, of... 1 I t 1 it
Marcan. aa... I 1 1 I t
Tamactt, lb.. 110 11
Ford, p 1 I t 1 (
Willlama, p.. t t t t l
Smith, If I I I
Owens, aa.... till!
Chtldi, fb... 1 1 I I
Barnard, rf.. 0 110 4
Kielnow, e... t 1 I 8 0
Srnaun, lb... I 1 4 1
Turner, lb... 0 1 IS 0 0
Hadltlng. of. 1 0 0 0 0
Kelillng, p.. 0 t I 0 1
ToUlt
4 I 84 10 I
Totalt ... I 10 till I
Indianapoll 0 0 1 1 0 2 0
Toledo 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 04
Innings ' pitched: Ftrd, 7; Williams, 2;
RelnllnK, 9, Bitse hits: Off Ford, 2: oft
Williams. 2: off Relsllnr. 10. . Bases on
balla: Off Ford, 2, off Williams, 1. Btmck
out: By Ford, 5; by Relsllng, 2. Wild
pitch: Ford. Hit by pitcher: Relsllng,
Klhm. Two-base hits: Woodruff, Coulter,
Tamsett. Owens. Sacrifice hits: Ford,
Marran. Double plays: Fok to Klhm,
Coulter to Fox to Klhm, Bchaub to Owens
to Turner, Relsllng to Turner. Stolen
baaee: Hogiiever, Smith, Bchaub. Left on
bases: Indianapolis. 6: Toledo. 6. ' Time:
1:08. Umpire Cunningham.
tscore, eecona gamer
, TOLEDO. ' I INDIANAPOLIS.
' . R.H O.A E I i R H O A.K.
Smith. If .... I 1 t 0 OlKlhra, lb.... 1 1110
Owena, aa.... JL I- 8 I bPoi, tb toll
Chllria. Ih... 0 0 1 I . n Hoarinvar, noils
Bernard, rt.. 1 I I .0 0
Kielnow, c... 0 0 10 0
Frh.ilb. ih... 1 0 1 I I
Turner, lb... 0 0.0
Having, e.. 1 II 0 0
Crlatall. n... 0 I t f I
-iVoli,
Totalt ... I 10 It ' H
Woodruff, e.. 0 1 4 0
Marran, aa. .. 0 0 1 1
LeaMe. c 0 0 10
Coulter, cf... 0 0 I 0
O'Hrlen. If. .. 0 0 I 1
Tamaett, lb.. 0 1 0 1
p 1110
Totala ... I I II I I
Toledo '. :...0 2 0 0 1 2 05
Indianapolis v............... .1 1 0 0 0 o l J
First bane on balls: OTf Vols, 6; off Crla
tall, t. Struck out: By Vols, ; by Crls
tall. 2. Two-bftse hit: Haddlng. Three-
b8e hits: Smith, Klhm. Sacrifice hits:
Fox, Chi Ida. Double play: Child's to uwen
to Turner. Stolen basest. Bchaub, Kielnow.
Time: 1:20. Umpire: Cunningham.
atandlnax of the Teatna.
Plaved. Won. Lost P.O.
St. Paul 130 8 44 . 662
IrfUlvllle 128 . 77 61 .Wll
Milwaukee .. 129 73 ' 66 ,B
Indianapolis 130 71 . . 69 . . .646
Kanans Cltv 127 64 63 . 604
Columbus 130 65 78 .422
Mlnneanolls 127 . 45 hi
Toledo 130 . 46 S6, .346
Games today: Kansas City at "Minne
apolis; Milwaukee at St. 1'aui; innianap
oils at LoulBvllle; Toledo at Columbus,
Won," Lost P.O.
7 46 .626
74 48 . 607
68 67 . 626
tO 67 .613
66 66 . 468
64 67 .446
63 70 .431
60 71 .413
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
Loalavlllo . Wins Tbroosh Taetles of
Walker, Wbo Allowed bat
Three Hits.
LOUI8VILLE. Sept 11. Walker was a
puxxle to Columbus today, allowing but
inre nita, wnue ine locate oaiten tscnnei-
der hard. Turner'a aensatlonal fielding waa
a feature. Attendance twu. score:
LoinsviLl.r, ; coLt'Mnus.
n H O A . ' R.H O A I
Kerwln. rt. .. I I
Sullivan. )b. 1 I
bnihaar. lb. 0 I
0wll, tl... 0 1
Clrm.r. It... 0 I
ahrKTar, .. t 0
Whlu. lb..., 1 1
Quintan, aa.. 0 0
naikir, p... i l
0 0 0 Arndt, It 0 t 1 0 0
I 1 t Olaaaon. lb.. I 110 1
t 4 1 Turner, Ib... t t I I 0
10 Smith, rt. ... I t 0
10 0 tiannan. ef.. 0 t 1 1 0
lit Clintaiaa, aa 1 III 1
11 Mallor. lb... 0 14 1
I 1 1 Roach, a 1 4
0 0 Schneider, p. t 0 0 I
THE
HYGIENIC
IIA. LOTION
Far Ceaarrtma. Meei LaaearrkeM, tVersMterrbose,
PUat. la Am Unaaarlfir Seiaal Dlacharoat,
NO PAIN. NO. STAIN.
NO 8TMICTURC. FREE STRINCE.
MT A Bar frTaitlvo mt Maeaaa. e
Bent to fcny addroos for 81 00.
IHCRMtl Jk HetOMIELL, Omaka.
Ulrea atrg. Cw.. Luoaatat, a
Totala ... I 11 IT I I Totala ...1 8 IT II I
t.nuisvtiie ... o e 2 e i i o e e-
Columbus 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Earned runs: Louisville. 8. Two-base
hits: Walker, Clymer. Ihree-baae hlta:
Kerwin, uuiiivan. sacrifice nits: enriever,
(Julnl.tn. Double plays: Sullivan to White.
Hannon to rtoacn ase on oaua. ore
Walker. 1: off Hchnelrier. 8. Struck out
By Walker. 1: by . Schneider. L Hit by
? Itched ball: Qulnlan. Lert on bases:
A'Vsvllle, 7: Columbus, 4. Time: IM.
I nr.pire: Haskell.
t. I'ael Ibata Oat nllrratket.
ST. PAUL. Sept. 11. Three hits was all
the hits Milwaukee sot today and not a
I man got beyond third. The locals played
a brilliant game, batting hard and flel 1-
liig splendidly. Attendance 1.025. score:
ST. PALL I . MILWAUKEE.
RHOAS I H. U.O. A. K.
Oalar. lb..... 1 I
Shannon, rt.. 0 0
J4. a.oa. el . 0 1
Irhaeter. aa. . 0
Huttiaa. tb. I I
fiournoy. If. t 8
whealer, Ik.. I I
Sulllvaa. a.. 4
AlleaMuc, p. 1
V 1 it.
VS.
IWaaaaksT
la Uk.lt a4 a... I.; a..
n w. . h iMr m'. 1 w i mar a ra.
ail .
irft Mail. la.auaTnuM. a..aaa
at,4lse) eaaaa. fat if 'm Va3
1 I Oanlar. rt... I I t
00 Donahue, lb. t 1 10 0
I nglaub. Ib. I 0 I 1
1 I 0 Hamahlil. et. 0 1 I
III tcheftar. lb. 0 1
traanere, el . 0 0 4
a r.uaiar. I'. 0 0 1 0
I I t VIoi. aa I I
14 0 Spear, a I I I
- - Hummel, a.. t I I
Totalt .. UiM 11 0.
! Totalt . .. t I M 11
x Donahue out for running off tha line.
st Paul o i i i e i e 2
Milwaukee J 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Two-bate hlta: Geler (2). Fiournoy. Gin
ley. Douhlt pleya: Schnefer to Hucair.s
to Wheeler; Sullivan to Kchaefer; Geler
to Muggins to wneeier; Donahue (Unas-
sited), liases on balla: Off Stlmmel,
off Allemang, 1. Struck out: By Stlmmel
8: by AlleuiHiic. 8. Left on baaee: Mil
waukee. 8: St. Paul. I Time: 1:40. Um
pire: foreman.
Mlaaaaatolta Wlaa Ote,
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 1L Tha locals
brr.ke tlieir lona loainc atreab today and
wm ay izunciiu.a-- nita in trie laat three
luntnga Alter ULt Drat Inning McDeneld
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
St. Louis Defeats Chicago, White
Belagc Hit Freely and Getting '
Poor Support. . i
ST. LoriS. Sent. 11. St. Louis defeated
Chicago with ease today. White waa hit
freely ana waa given poor support, wane
bievers was enective ana wen uacaeu up.
Attendance, 800. Score:
T. LOUIS. 1 . CHICAGO: '
R.H.O.A.X. - .. a.H.O.A.E.
Burkatt, It... 1 I 1 0 4 Holmes, If... 0.0 0
Prlel. lb 1 1 0 1ib.ll, lb.... 1 1 11 1 1
Hill, lb 0 1 0 OiJonaa, ct 110
Anderaon, lb I 1 I 1 OlOreen, rf. .. 0 I 1
Wallace, aa.. 8 18 1 OiCtarke, lb... t 4
Haldrlrk. of. 1 1 4 1 0 Ma.oon. lb.. 0 1 11
Hemphill, rf. 1 10 OlTannehill, . as. 0 1 10
Bugden, .... 1(1 Sullivan, a.. 0 0 T I 0
Blavars, p.... 0 114 0, White. p... 0 0 14
IzCallahan ...0 1 0
Ttmlm I in H IA l!
I Totals' 1 I 14 II I
v n.i.J eM. WtiltA In tilntK Innlntf
St. Louis 0 0 0 2 0 1 1 Sri
Chicago 0 0 0 0 01 0' 1 0 TV-1
Earned runs: St. Louis. I; Chicago, 1.
Two-base hit: Jones. Sacrifice hits Biev
mm rinnhla ..lava in.r.nn lim
assisted), Sullivan to Magoon, Hetdrlck to'
Hill, fassea Dans: uy Buuivan, i. stolen
bases: Hetdrlck, Anderson,. Wallace. First
base- on bulla: Off White, 2. Struck out!
By Bievers. 4: by White. 7. I -eft on basea:
St. Louis, 6; Chicago, 2. Time: 1:80.' Um
pire: u iaugniin..
Detroit and Cleveland Divide.-..
CLEVELAND. Sept. 11. Detroit nd
Cleveland broke even in a double-header
todav. each scoring a shut out. Cleveland
couia not nit Muiun in tnb nrei game.
while Hickman s poor work at nrst gave
Detroit all lie tnree runs, in me secona
same Kllllan was lnvinelble, while Kopeo
waa wild. The aecond game was called la '
the sixth lnnlnK on account of Uarknesa. .,
Attendance? 6,4M. Score first game: .
DKTHOIT. , CLEVELAND.
R H O A B I H.H O.A.K.
Luah, It t 00 0 nick, rt 0 1 10 0
Darratt. ct... 1110 0 Bar. It 1111,
Crawford, rf. 1 11 0 Bradler, lb.. 1 II
Carr, lb...t.l 81 0 Lajole. ;b..k l II
Yaagar, lb... 1 1 1 Hickman, lb. 0 11 1 1
Bursa, lb.... 0 111 0 Thonajr, ct.... 1
Long, aa t 1 I Bamla. a...';. I 1
MrOulre, c. t t T I t Ooi-hn'er, aa. t I 1 1 t
MulllB. p.... 111 O.OIendon. p.. 8.1 i t
Kllllaa,t..M 0
ToUla I I IT 11 0
I Tata 4 IT 18 1
x Batted for Qlendon In the ninth. -
Detroit 2 0000000 1-4
Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
First base on errors: Detroit. 1. Three-
baae hit: Lajoie. Sacrifice hits: Lush,
Uurns. Stolen baae: Yeager. First base
on balls: By Mullln, 1. Hit by pitched:
ball: 14 y Mullln, 1. Left on bases: Cleve
land. 2: Detroit, 6. Struck out: By Mullln,
7; by Olendon, 6. Wild pitch: Mullln, 1.
Time: 1:45. Umpire: Sheridan.
Score secona game;
CLEVELAND. DETROIT. '
R.H.O.A.E I U.H.O A.E.
Flick, rt 1 110 OiLuah. If..... 0 a 0
Bar. It. 1 4 1 Barrett, of... 0 00
Bradler, lb.. 1 0 Ojl'rawtord, rt. I 1
Lajoie. lb.... 118 0,Carr. lb 10 0
Hickman, lb. 1 a t 0 o.i.agar, o 10 10
Thoner, ct... 1 llDuma, lb.... 0040
Abbott. .... lilt OILong, aa t 1 I I I
Ooihn'ar, aa. 0 I OjBueiow, e.... 1 I 1
Kllllan, p... t tibkopac, p.... 0 0 0 1 1
Totala ... tl t J Totala ... 4 M li I
Cleveland 1 1 0 I.M
Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 00
First base on errors: Cleveland, 2; De
troit, 1. Sacrifice hit: Girchnauer. Stolen
base: Flick. Double play: liuelow to
Long. Flrat on balls: off Kllllan, 2; off
kopec, 6. Left on bases: Cleveland, 4; De
troit, 6. Struck out: Hy Kllllan. 2; by Sko
pec. 1. Wild pitch: ekopec. Time: 1.16.
Umpire: Sheridan.
Boston Makes It Foor Stratsrht.
BOSTON, Sept. 1J Boston made it four
straight by taking; today'a nnu from
Washington 2 to 1. Both Dunkle and Gib
son bitched well, but Itostun bunched hlta
In two Innings and rjns rBtilted. ' Waah.-'
Ington had men on second and third baaea
in tne laat inning. Dut iaua to acore. At
tendance, 4.34. ecore:
BOSTON. I WASHINGTON. .
RH.O.AE.1 ' ft.jT.O.A.tV
Dough'tr. It. 1 1 1 0 0 "oMnsou, lb t I I I
Comm. lb... 11 0 H.adrlcka, rt 1 I
C. Siahl, el . 110 0 Morau, aa ... Ill
Fraamaa, rf. 0 0 0 Selbach, If . 0 1
1'ar.nt. aa.. I I Clark.. Ib... lit
LaChaure. Ik 1 I Cougblln, lb. 1 I I
Ferria. lb.... 4 La, cf 0 1
J etabL .. I I t Kturedae. 0 I 1.0
Olbaun, p.... t 1 I Duukia. . p... 1(1
Totala ... I I IT II Toult ... I '4 11
Boston , 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 3 2
Washington 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 01'
Two-base hits: J. Btahl, Coughlln. Stolen
bases: Dougherty. CoKlns, Clarke Ct), par
ent, C. fctahi. First bate on balla: Boetun,
1, Washington, L Time: 1.11. Umpire:
Haaaett.
Philadelphia Takes This.
NEW YORK. B-pt. 11 Two games won
by each team la the record of tne last ae-
rles briween Philadelphia and New York.
Poor base running and four singles and a
base on balla oft Cneabro gave today's game
to the Athletic. Cneabro hit safely aattt
time at bat. Attendance, Score:.
PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK.
It. H CAE a.k.O.A.B
Hartael. It... Ill OTnnror. Ik... 1 I 1 a
Pickering, til I M 0 Fulti, cf 1 I I
Pow.ra. It... 0 OaiiMl. lb... 1 4
H. Patla. lb I 0 r.ibwl.14. aa. 1 I I
L Croaa. lb. I 1 I 1 Willlama, ' tfe I 114a
Srrbold. rt. . I 1 4 L Luna. K. I 1 I 1 l
Murphr. !b.. I I I I 0 MrP.rrd. rt. 1 4
M Croaa. ae. t I I Hllle. a.... I I 1 4
Bhrab. . .. T I Tana. kill. p. t
Plank, p 1 I I 1 L'baabra, p... 4 1
sHon-maa ... 1 1 01 ,
Totals ...4 11 II 14 I
Totals ... I it ri 1)1 ;
z Batted fur II. Davla in ninth.
Philadelphia 1 0 0 1 0 1 47
New York 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 04
Tworbaae. blts; . JplckeiaiUi, i.MUfPb-.
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THE
ILLUSTRATED
' J . U '.II. III,.! t
-a-'U
of U to N. While sliding to second, Shuffle-- I'-Jlll",
uuiRer in iiaiuis: was seriously uisaoiea
rihI was taken lrom the field In a hack.
Score:
Hasting 1 0 1 0 4 2 0 4 -12
Clay Center 8020000008
Batteries: Hastings, Schauble, VanFleet
and Slower; Clay Center, Sanderson, More
and Kosenbaum. Umpire: Glover. j
Arnionra Verena Crescents. j
The Armours of South Omaha and the
Crescents will play at the Vinton street I
park this afternoon at 2:30. j
The Armours have a very strong team
and a good game is assured. Teams Irne
up aa follows: I
Armours. Crescents. I
Malum first base Petersen 1
Jones second base Rodman i
t iililll third baae Koben
Johnson short stop Weed
White left field Rvan
mun center neia..
Adams right field....
O'Keefe catcher
..Diamond
Collier
Livnch i
Sullivan or Adams. pitcher.. Troby or Baker
Ord Wlas Three Straight. I
SCHUYLER, Neb,. Sept. ll.-(Speelal I
Telegram. Ord defeated Schuyler the ;
third straight game this afternoon, nl- :
though Ord was made to work hard for
everything it got. Score by Innings:
Ord 1 2 0 0 1 0 2 1 18.
Schuyler 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 01 i
Earned runs: Ord, 8; Schuyler, 1. Two.
base hits: Stcen, Wilson, Compton. Stolen '
buses: Ord, 1; Schuyler, 2. Double plays: -j
Ahlin to Dllsa. liases on balls: Ord, 4; !
ncnuyicr, 4. BtrucK out; y l-ewia, s; ry
Heltier, B; Fulmer, 4. Batteries: Ord,
1ewis. Peltzer and Wilson; Schuyler, Ful
mer and Compton.
Three-I Usgne,
At Rock Island Rock Island, 8-8; Daven
port, 2-2.
At Uloomlngton Bloomlngton, 10; Du
buque, 8.
At Springfield Springfield, 8-2; Rock ford,
0-6. '
At Decatur Decatur, 2; Cedar Rapids, 1.
OMAHA PLAYERS OUT OF IT
Kimball, Ilancker and Sasnney De
feated 1st Des Molaea Gelt
Toaraaaneat.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
DES MOINES. Sept. 11 (Special.) The
day whs very' fine and attendance good at
the Transmlsslsslppl Oolf tournament to
day, Miss Annie it. Davis of Keokuk, by
defeating Mrs. W. E. Statler of De Moines,
won the championship for women, defeating
Mrs. Statler In the match score 8 up and
1 to play. In her medal score she broke
the record, securing nine holes in forty
four strokes, something never before done
by any woman Injhe association. She se
cured the entire eighteen holes In nlnty
nlne. In the third round of the men's champion
ship class, played this morning, J. R. Ma
well defeated R. R. Klmbnll 7 up and 6 to
play. Maxwell's medal score was eighty.
Kimball went to pieces and his score could
not be ascertained. The other pairs re
sulted as follows: J. O. BerryhlU. Jr., won
D SEAS
OF n
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State Electro-Medical Institute,
1308 Farnatn St., Bet, 13th and 14th Sts , Omaha, Neb.
from D. M. Davis, ( up and 6 to play; E. H.
sprngue won rrom w. u. Hancker, l up;
R. H. Flnkblne won from D. F. Outnand,
Sprngu
R. H.
4 up and 3 to play.
Conroyt-Elbtrfeld, WllUams. Stolen bases:
Fults, L.DavU, h. Croat, M. Cross, first
on errors: "Philadelphia, 1; New York, 1.
First base on balls: Oft Plank, 8; off Ches-bro.-4i
tacrinca hits:, Uaniel, Bevillt, Hart
ael. Hit by pitched ball: By Plank. 3; by
Chesbro, 1. Struck out: By Plank, 1: by
Cheabro. 2. ., Passed hall: Shrock. Time:
2:00. Umpire: Connolly. '
mandlnu t the Teams, v
' PInye'd. Won. 'lost
PC.
.656
.m
.533
.621
.504
.475
.460
.303
Be-
Hoston i-o w
Cleveland .-1-4 ,'70 M
Tt.llorlnlnVlll : 190 K4 66
New York 117 ' 61 M
Detroit .n D
St.. iouls J23 ... 58 , 64
Chicago ,, 1M . 64 fb
Washington 122"' 87 85
. I"- V. I m Ol T r 1 1 1
troit at Cleveland; Philadelphia at Wash
uiBiun, jrvew iuia o-i iwu.
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
Loaders Drop Game to Philadelphia
r TbrOBtrh Stopld Play by
Branafleld.
PITTSBURO, '8ept.'', 11 ! Bransfleld'a
stupid play in -the nlnfh, when two were
out, made it possible for Philadelphia to
win, the game. Pittsburg's new pitcher
did fairlv- good work- untlT the last Inning
when five hits were made off him. At
tendance 1.760. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. PITTSBURO. J
K.H.O.A.S I ! i-u. a.
-THatnas, ef.. 1 I 1
Olaaaon, ID.. 1 I a V
WnU't'n, Ib. 1 1
Tlttie. rf 0 11
Barrri. U... 14
ruiu.laaa. lb. I I 9
lliilawltt, s. I I I I I
Ziminar, t... 1 1 4 4
Mltcbell, p.. 1 1 0 1 1
Totala
tun i i
tl Beaumont, cf 1 1
01 Clarke, If.... 1 a 4
0 Leach, tb.... 0
o'Sabnng, rf.. I
0 yr.nil'ld, lb 1
0;Rltohar, tb..- 4
Krutr, ta... i i i
Smith, e 1 I
Thompson, 91
iMaranall ...
The mornlna- round for the solace flltrht
resulted: H. D. Adams won from J. B.
Rahm, 8 tip and 2 to play; H. K. Ely won
from J. R. Lmlst, 2 up; Warren Dickinson
won irom n. t. uuinnana, A up ana 4 to
play; J. J. Klbert won from H. C. Sumney,
2 up and 1 to play.
in tne consolation nignt A. u. Pratt won
from Bidney A. Foster, 2 up and 1 to play;
F. P. Carr won from J. O. Adams. 2 ud
and 1 to play: John Reddltk won from J.
P. Hobbs, 4 up and 2 to play; B. B. Ellis
won from K. E Jewett. 2 up and 1 to play.
The third flight resulted: E. R. Upham
won from A. T. Watson, 2 up and 1 to
play; H. G. Leavltt won fromJ. A. Austin.
Driver Keeps Ills Head.
OSKALOOBA, la., Sept 11. (Special Tel
egram.) After three days' postponement
tne ran meeting or the Mahaska county
Fair association started this afternoon for
two days' racing. The track was in good
shape. Attendance fair. In the second
heat Fleener, behind' Miss Eva, broke a
line. With wonderful presence of mind
the driver sprang from the sulky to the
back of the pacer, trrasnlna: the lines near
the bit. and rode the horse safely past
tne wire witnout accioent. tie -was ap
plauded by the stand. Results:
f ree-ror-aii pace, purse kuu:
Jerry O. (Eycham)...., ,,.
Miss ingie tuogai)
Bertha Egmont (Trevltt)....,...
Miss Eva (Fleener).....'. ...
.Tlmei 23. VMt. 24,4.- 27Vi. i
' :3t class trot, pursa- 8300: i
Fonsega (Barr)
W. J. Lewis (Cunningham)
Alto M. (Utterback)....
Billy w. (Alexander)
Norberry (Belcher)
Mnrnellctta (Beeves)
Bodoora Olrl (Miller).....
Time: 23, 24. 241,. Z5y. zo.
Fire Team Makes at Record.
CLINTON. Ia.. Sent. 11. (Special Tele
gramsThe team from the Clinton fire de
partment, In an exhibition run at the fair
grounds todav. broke the half-mile world'a
record. Time, 1:15; 150 feet of hoae was
laid, .break coupling and attach plpe-
...8111
.... 12 2 4
... 2 8 8 8
... 4 4 4 3
r ..:ei 1
.... . t. .
4 112. 2
5 2 2 1 1
1 2' 7 7 7
.. 2 4 8 5 6
., 7 5 6 4 2
...8 7 6 8 4
8 8 6 0 6
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ToUla ... 8 Xt 17 t
x Batted for Thompson in ninth.
Philadelphia 0 1000010 87
Pittsburg .0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 12
Earned runs: Philadelphia. 5.' Two-base
hit: Wolverton. Bacrltjca hits: Hulswltt,
Zlmmer. Stolen bases: Beaumont, Clark.
Kruger, Thomas. Double plays: Rltchey
to Uransfield. First on balls: Off Thomp
son, 1; oft Mitchell. 1. Wild pitches:
Thompson, 2. Time: 1:60. .Umpire: O'Caf.
Brooklyn Defeats Cbleaajo.
CHICAOO. Sept. 11. Two hits with a
steal and an error in the first, three tingles,
a gift an out In the second, gave Brooklyn
a close game today. Schmidt was very ef
fective at critical points and in several In
nil iks retired his : opnonenu with men, on
baaea. Currle t flrlulng waa a X tat urn. At
tendance: 1.500. Score:
CHICAQO.
K.H OA
I I
JJROOKLTK
K n o a a
Slafle, of..., 0
Mi-trras, ' If
lk. .. e
trans, tb... 1 11 I
h.pk.ia if. a' t t a
I t.. et.... I t tk'kance,
twxie, lb.... I OlJon.a. rf
Uahlec. aa... 144 ,J Tinker, at...
taaaiar. ri . . , t a a
ordan. lb... 1 1 t 1 '.ttKIInt,
arklltarh, . 1 t 30era,
Willlama, as. 4
t. e
1
1
0
8
I
I 1
(iaae
J
Jarklltarh, . 1 t 3' (ME'"., ib
Bcbuiilt. ... 1 2 elceaer. lb
. , , M-urrle,
Total ... I H U U
' Totala ... I I IT 1 I
Brooklyn 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 03
Chicago 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13
Left on bates: Chicago, '3; Brooklyn, 9.
Two-base hlta: Evert, Dobba. Sacrifice
hlta:- Single. Srhml.lt, Sheckard. StoUn
baaea: Slagle, Strong. Struck out: By
Currle. 2; by Schmidt, 2. First on balls:
Off Currle. 4; off Schmidt. I. Wild pitch:
Schmidt. Time: 1:46. Umpire: Moran. -
Game Postponed.
The Clnclnnatl-St. I.ouls game was trans
ferred to avoid conflicting date with tha
American league.
taadlagt ef the Tea naa.
Plttaburg ,
New York
Chicago ...
Cincinnati
Brooklyn ,
Boston ....
Phlladelphl
SI. Louis ..
Oamea today:
Played. Won. Lost.
1
125
, 123
, 121
. 1-1
:iS
,126
Boston
84
7
78
64
2
ft.'
40
41
at
41
49
50
67
1
71
78
84
PC,
.
.60S
.b'M
.61-9
.5h4
.m
.3M
Brooklyn at Chicago; New York at St
Louis; Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Player Disabled Wbtle klldlatt.
HASTINOB. Neb.. Sept. 11, tSperlal Tele
gram The baae ball lame between Clay
Center and l(asllnifa till" afternoon resulted
la a victory for Uit home lean br; ecoft
Mi
Baltimore and back, f 32.25, Sept. 17 to 19.'
Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo and back, J17.50.
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and U. , '
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San, Francisco and Los Angfles and back, J50.00, October
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land, and to hundreds of other points northwest, west and south
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St. Louis and back, f 11.50, Oct. 4 to 9.
Chicago and back, $ 12.75, Sept. 26, 27 and 28.
Detroit and back, $ 21.00, Oct. 14 to 17.
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