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    THE OMAITA DAILY KEE; SUNDAY. AmiL 24, 1004.
10
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
Hi ladelfhla Gcm Down to tat Etore
Hew Tor -.
LOCAL TEAM KNOCKOUT TEN SCORES
Brllllaat FleHlaa mm Hard Hilda
the Featarae Otaer Games la
. tha National Lg
Clrralt.
NEW YORK. April IS. Philadelphia went
down to defeat before New York In the
final game In the present series on the Polo
grounds today. The local team hit the ball
hard and In the fifth inning three singles,
two-base hit and a kit for three bases
gave the New Yu.ka Ave ocrned runs.
Dahlen and Browne's field work were the
features. Attendance, estimated, 28,000.
Bcore:
tnii.rfcuwiA
. H.O.A.B.
MW YOaftV
KM O A.T.l
Browne, rf. ..
ITia. lb.... 1
MrOaan. lb.. 1
Mrtee. If.... 1
Mcrena'k, cf
Dthlen. ... 4
r,iibrt, lb... l t
Thinn, lb t 4
Warner, ..... 1 t
MrOlnnlty, 1 I
Wilts. i 4
11
I
..01
I
I
1 1
I
Thorn, of...
till OImmi, lb..
lUII TV.iy.rton, lb
I I Titu. rf
1 1 Butt If
4 f Rail, lb I l il
t I HuliWltl . Ill
11 Dooln. e 4
111 Marahall,
14 4 sparse, p
110,
- - I Tata la 1 I 14 11 4
Totala 1 II IT 11 li
New York I I 1 0 S 1 0 0 10
Philadelphia 000000100 1
Earned nirvs: New Tork. s. Left on
bases: New York, I; Philadelphia, 8. Two
base hits: Browne, Gilbert. McUlnnltv,
Oleason, Hall. Throe-bnae hit: Mertes.
raicrlflce hltst Devlin, MrGlnnity. Klrst
base on errors I New York. 2; Philadelphia,
S. Stolen bases: Dnhlen, Gilbert, Hall.
Double rlny: Dunn to MiOsnn. rirst on
balls: Off McQninlty, I. Struck out: Bv
MoOlnntty. 8; by YVllUe, a. Time: 1:34.
Umpire: Emslte.
Close Game at Plttakargr.
PITTS BURO, April 23 -After Veil hnd
Tost the game Camnltx relieved him In the
middle of the fifth, and Cincinnati got
but two hits after that. Ewlng kept the
lilts acattered, except In the fourth, when
three hits and an error gave Pittsburg the
lead. Attendanoe, tfi0. Score:
PITTS9;li:0 , CINCINNATI.
It a o.A i. R.H. O.A.I.
Beaumont, cf 0 I I 4 Hugalna, fb. .11110
a Bxrmovr, ct.,0 o i o o
I 0 Polaa, rf 1 I I 1 0
7 I Keller, lb.... 117 2 4
4 SMInftldl. lb 4 1 4 I 1
(Jdwoll. If.... 4 0 4 4 0
I I Corcorae, so,. 4 0 114
0 Pltl. e 4 0 I 1 V
1 4 Kwlnf. p 1 0 0 I 0
0 0
- ' Total! i 421 16 1
Total! 4 11 10 17 I
One out when winning run was scored
Pittsburg 0 0 0 I 0 1 1 0 0 18
Cincinnati 00 10400 0 0 0 S
Earned runa: Pittsburg, l; Cincinnati. 1.
Two-base hits: Beaumont, I. each. Kelley.
Three-baae hit: Clarke.' Sacrifice hits:
, Leach, Camnlts. Double pluys: Wagner.
Rltchev and BransfUld; Leach, Rlchev and
Bronsfleld; Corcoran, Kelley and Steln'feldt.
-r,re.t,.ba!' on fcani,: n VelIi ' off Kwing,
?; b Pitched ball: Veil. Struck out:
Ey,,Ve,1i.1i,by wln. Wild pitch: Ewlrg.
Balk: Veil. Time: 11:19. Umpire: John
stone. Wis with Their Heels.
BOSTON, April 23.-In a fine exhibition
Bnd run eame Brooklyn won
olitJltha n,n,h inning of todays contest
with Boston. Boston batted Cronln hard,
but fine fielding by the visitors kept the
hits scattered. Attendance, 3.172. Score:
BROOKLYN. I BOSTON
-H.O.A.. R M.O.A.B.
Birang, IS.... sit POeler. f I 1141
v i nnr, tt. . . s
cas four of their sis runs. Most of
ci.'vrland runs were made en clan hit
ting, Bradley and IJole making home
runs in the first Inning. The fielding of
Deris and Bradley and batting of Lan4e
an1 Callahan were features. Attendance,
10,141. Score:
CHICAOO. I CLEVELAND.
R.H O. A.C.I ' I J O li.
Holm. a. If... 4 4 0 Flics, rf 4 4 114
Pay, cf I
Tiraaler. J.. I
0 lb.... I
I Illriman
4 Lo.h. If
4 Turner, aa. ... 4
4 Abbott, r 4
I F. Uon.h., , 4
Joo -a. ef 4
l allaban, lb.. I
Oram, rf 4
Dana, aa 1
J.Don'hna, lb t II
Tannchlll, lb I
ruiiiraa, e... 4
WalU. s...
I
1 4
I I
..
1 I
I
I 1
1 1
I I
lb. 4 1 II
..114
I
I I
1 4
Totals....
Chicago .
Cleveland
Earned
. ( 7 17 14 I1 Totals I 4 17 17 4
t 1 t 0 0 0 0 8 04
3 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 04
n.-ka. 1 .. .. I .. .1 r't.lna n t
eirst base on errors: Cleveland, 4; cni
cago, 1. Two-bare hits: Green, Callahan.
Home runs: Bradley, IaJoi. Sacrifice
hit: Bradley. Double piny: Gren to J.
Donohue. rirst base on balls: off Dona
hue, 8; off White. 1. Icft on bases: Cleve
land, ; Chicago, , Struck out: By iKino
hue. Z; by White, 1. Wild ltch: Donouje.
Time: 1:25. Umpires: Sheridan and King.
Taanehlll's lapctk Pftchlagr.
PHIUADET.J'HIA, April 28. Tannehllls
superb pitching .was the cause of Phila
delphia's second defeat by Boston. In only
three Innings did more than three batsmen
face Mm and two men reach third base.
Score:
Pcuaherty. If 1
Collins, lb.... 4
Etahl. cf 4
Frctnsn, rf.. 1
I'arcr.t, as.... 1
Larhanr.
Karrla. lb
Crtgcr, c I
Tannrolll, p.. 4
BOSTON.
R.H.n.A
I I
I 4
I
I I
1 1
lb 4 4 11
. 4 I
1 4
4
PHILADELPHIA.
K.H.O.A.B.
4 HarUell. It.
4 Pickering, rf.
I IfTia. lb....
L Croaa, lb..
4rraoi4. rf.
Murpbr. lb.
M. Crrnw, as.
Powers, ...
Plank, p
I
4 I
i 11
1 I
Clark. If.... 114
Leach, lb.... 114
Wasnor. as... I I 1
Braniflela. lb 4 1 10
Scoring, rf. .. 0 I I
Rltrhar, lb.. 0 0 4
Rmltb, s Ill
V.I I, p 4 14
Camntts, p... 4 4 0
Totals 8 4 17 U l Total! 1 I 17 11 1
Poaton 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 08
Philadelphia 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 01
Earned runs: Boston, 8; Philadelphia, 1.
Two-base hit: M. Cross. Three-bnse hit:
Imughcrty. Home run: Freeman. ShoHUco
hits: LaChnnce, Crlger, Powers. Stolen
base: M. Cross. Double plays: Tannehlh
to parent to IChance. M. cross to Murphy
to Davis. IWt on bases: Boston. 9; Phila
delphia, I. First base on ball: Off Tanne
hlll. 1; off Plank, 8. Hit by pitched ball:
Davis, IaChence. Htruck out: By Tanne
htll, 4; by Plank. 8. Wild pitch: Plank.
Time: 1:45. Lmplres: Connolly and Car
penter. ItaadlBg of the Teams.
Played. Won. Ixst. P.C.
Boston 8 7 1 SI?
Philadelphia 7 4 8 .871
Cleveland 7 4 I .Rl
Chicago 4 4 .t"0
New York 8 4 4 .t00
81. I-ouls 8 8 I .6)
Detroit 7 8 4 .429
Washington 7 0 7 .000
No games today.
GAMES IN AMERICA ASSOCIATION
Campbell Badly Ponndeil by the Via.
Itora at I.oaleTlllf.
LOflSVIIXE. April 23-The 1dtors
pounded Campbell all over the lot today
and won a verv exciting contest. Mueller
was also hit hard end Meredith relieved
him In the seventh Inning, but was wild
and McKay took his place. A left-hand
catch by Arndt of Stone's terrlfio line drive
was a feature. Attendance. 1 80. Score:
MILWAUKBa.
R.H O A a. 1
LOUISVILLE.
H.H.O.A.U.
StoM. rf...
rauntll. If.,
chaater, aa.
O'llrlan. lb.
Clark, lb.
8hckar4. If.. 4 4 4
lK.bba. cf.... 1 14 4 OCoolar. If.... 4
J1- 4 I I llAb tlcblo, aa. 4
iw a A iv
MoOonn'k, lb 1 1 I
Bargao, o.... 4 1 4
Cronla, p 1 4
00
OiHarmar. lb.. 0
I econnoll, rf... 4
Mera. a
4 OjWIUla, p 4
-.... . . n-arasy 0
VlOkWt I 41 tl U
I ToUU 8 IR1I I
Batted for Willis in ths ninth.
Brooklyn 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 11
Boston 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 01
Earned runs: Brooklyn, 1; Boston, 1.
Two-base hits: Goler, Raymer, Tenney.
Sacrlfloe hits: Babb, Abbattlchlo. Stolen
baaes: Dobbs, Babb. Moran, McCormick.
Double plays: Strang to Babb to Doyle,
Abbattlchlo to Tenney. First base on balls:
Off Willis, 4; oft Cronln, I. Hit by pitched
ball: By Cropln.l. Struck out By Willis,
4; by Cronln, 8. Time: 1:40. Umpire: Moran.
Pitchers' Battle at Chicago.
CHICAGO. April 28Todays game was a
Pitcher's battle, with both Weimef and
Nichols in good form. Casey scored Chi
cago's only run on a base on balls, a parsed
ball and two singles. St. Louis tied the
score In the seventh on Molarity's wild
throw and a, stolen bass and a single.
J hey won the same in the eighth on
Morlarlty's second error, a saorlfloe and a
hit. Attenda.noe, 11,000. Boors:
ST. LOUIg. I CHIOAOO.
K.U.O.A.B. I a u ft. a m
4 4 1 1 0 41.(1. of 4 0 14 4
1 V l'aaf, a 1 4 4
1 I t 4 Willlana, lb. 4 4 14
4 I 14 4 1 McOartbr, If. 4 1 1
14 4Tlokr, as.... 1 I
14 4 11 Brara. Ik..., 4 11
4 4iJona, if t 1 1
i o Morianir, lb 4 4 1
rarrall. lb.,
shannon, rf.
snoot, cf...
Bcklr. lb.
Bhar, aa
Uurk. lb...
Barclay, If..
Crad. e
Mooola, p...
I!
Hcmnhlll. cf. 4 1 4 1
Batainaa, lb, 1 I 11 1 (
... 0
icr, p.... 0
Meredith. D.. 0
McKay, p.... 4 4 4 1
tucla 4 4 t
8Mr,
atutile
II 4
0 0
t
4 4
4
1 Am.lt, cf I
0 Hart, If 4
1 Krtn, rf... 1
Ixiter, lb... 0
Rraahtar. lb. 4
Whit.. lb....O
Rchrlercr, 0.. 0
Quintan, as.. 0
ampbru, p.. I
ToUla 4 12 87 14 4
Toala T 14 17 II
'Batted for Mereditn In the seventh.
Milwaukee 8 0 0 0 1 1 8 0 0-7
Louisville 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 04
Earned runs: Louisville. Z: Milwaukee. 5.
Three-bus hits: Brashear, Shaefsr, O'Brien.
Two-base hits: Clark. Campbell, Arndt,
Pennell, Bateman. Stolen bases: Brashear,
Kerwln, White. Sacrifice hits: Pennell,
Mueller, O'Brien. Double plays: Campbell
to Bchrlever to White; Schrlever to Utx
ter; Hemphill to Schaefer to Bateman.
Left on buses: Louisville, ; Milwaukee. 7.
Base on balls: Off Mueller, 1; off Meredith,
1. Struck out: Bv Campbell. 5; by Mueller
1; by McKay, 1. Hit by pitched ball: Hemp
hill, Pennell. Balk: Campbell. Tims: i;6.
Umpire: Hart.
St. Fatal Wlai sit Columbus.
COLUMBUS. April 8. St. Paul defeated
Columbus today In an exciting eleven-Inning
game. Kelley's double and Marcan's
single scored the winning; run. Attendance,
ISO. Bcore:
ST. PAUL. I COLUMBUS.
R.H. Q. A.B.I R.H.O A B.
Law lr, ef.... 114 0Briaw.ll, as.. 0 0 4 8 1
Jackaon, If... 1 14 4 Prill, rf 4 1140
O'Brien, as...t 4 14 Martin, If.... I 1114
Cllngmaa, as. 0 t 4 4 Klhm. lb....l I 11 1 1
spocr.ar, rf... I 110 4 Clrniar, cf... 4 I 1 4
Whralir, lb.. 1 114 4 Wrlglay, lb.. 1 114 0
Kallr. lb....! 8 14 0 0 Bowoock. lb.. 0 0 110
llarcan, lb... 14 14 1 flmon. o 14 10
Sullivan, e... 1 lit 1 Olctidon, p... 4 441
Corbett. p.... 4 4 4 14 Scott, p 4 4 4 4 4
4 0 Toagor 4 4 4 0 4
Chech, p 4 4 1
4 t 8 4 W.lmir. p... 4 4 4
ToUls 8 4 If 11 l Total 1 4 17 1 i
Bt. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 08
Chicago 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Left on bases: Chicago. 6; St, Loula, 8.
. Sacrifice hit: Barclay. Stolen bison: linker,
x Smoot. Double play: fevers to 'linker t
. Williams. Struck out: By Welmer, 8; by
, Nichols, S. Passed balls: Grady. 1: Caey,
1. First bass on bails: Off Nichols. 1
Time: 1:20. Umpire: O'Day.
taaaltaisl of the Teams.
' . . Playsd. Won. Lost. P C.
New York , t 1 .K57
Cincinnati 0 14 .568
m. ixuis 7 4 8 .571
Brooklyn 14 4
. Pittsburg 4 B
.600
.441
Chicago 7 8 4 .4M
lioston 8 8 6 .Sli
Philadelphia 7-1 5 .83 J
Oames today: Pittsburg at Cincinnati,
6t. Louis at Chicago.
OAMES 15 TUB AMERICA LBAGl'B
Hew Tork Bsiatehes Hits as4 Defeats
Washlagtoa.
WABHINOTON. April 2S.-New Tork to
day bunched hits in three Innings and de.
feated Washington. 4 to 8. After the third
inning Hughes was very effective with men
on bases. Threatening weather kept down
the attendance to 2,000. Score:
WASHINOTON.
R H.O.A.B.
Totals 8 II M 14 1 Totals 4 8 48 IT 8
'Batted for Glsndon In the Seventh.
St Paul 0 1110010001-6
Columbus 0 0001011000-4
Stolen be ; Klhm, Jackson, Marcsvn (2).
Sacrifice hits: Clymer, Sullivan. Chech,
liases on balls: Off Glendon. 2; off Scott. 2;
off Corbett, 8. Two-base hits: Klhm. Kel
ley. Three-base hits: Klhm, Wheeler.
Double plays: Brldwell to Wrlgley go Klhm;
O'Brien to Marcan to O'Brien. Struck out:
By Glendon. 8: by Corbett. 1: by Chech. 1.
Wild pitch: Corbett. Innings pitched: Glen
don, 'i; Scott. 4; Chech, 6. lilts: Off Glen
don, 1; off Bcott. 6; off Corbett. 8; off
cnecn, 8. Time: 8:10. umpire: Hoiiiday.
Snappy Game lad lanepolls.
INDIANAPOLIS. April 2J.-Tho gime to
day between Indianapolis and Kansas City
was snappy and clean. Montgomery's bat
tlna was the feature of the same. In th
eighth a two-base hit by Hogrlrver, b Ing-
ing In two men, followed by a three-bagger
by Ileydon, won the game for Indianapolis
by a score of 8 to 8. Attendanoe, 4,1:3.
Score :
INDIANA POUS. I KANSAS CITT.
R.H.O. AD. I R.H.O. At.
HigTlTir, rf 1 1 1 0 0 M't'g-mrr, lb I I I 1 4
V Hill. II 0X140
lU.don. lb.. 1
UiCrwary, eft
wander. It..
Carr, lb
4 1114
Hcaa, aa 4 4 8 1 4
ll-ki7, lb... 4 II 4 I
4 4Nanca, cf.... 4 4 I
Rnnnor, as... 4 0 1 1 1
men ara looking ferward to the long sched
ule, avhich will open with the first college
game on the lth of this month, when Ne
braska comes here on her annual trip.
After that game the boys will leave for
the longest trip they will take tMs year,
going down to St, Louis sna playing Kan
sas university at Kansas City.
EVENTS OS THE tUJIJIaJG TRACKS
Breosiksails Visa Woodland Tsophy
aad Stake ef Sestrlp 83,04K.
ST. LOUIS, April 2S Broomhandle, a
chestnut colt by Onandaga Ell. from the
stable of t. C. Baker, won the Woollantis
trophy, a sliver cup valued at 1500, donated
by barney Bcbrelber, and a stake of nca.ly
8,000 toiiay at the fair grounds. Seven
colts faced the barrier, Charley's Aunt,
owned by Schorr of Memphis, being favor
ite at 7 to e.
First race, flvs and one-half furlongs,
selling: D Arcy won, Triple Silver second,
Anti-Trust third. Time: l:loH.
Second race, six furlongs: Knowledge
won, Our LI 1 lie second, Barkelmore third.
Time: l:.
Third race, five and one-half furlongs:
Echo Dale won, Lavsble second. Four Leaf
C third. Time: 1:144.
Fourth race, the Woodlands trophy, four
and one-half furlongs: Broomhandle won.
Arch Oldham second, Buchanan third.
Time: 1:00.
fifth race, six furlongs, purse: Harmakls
won, Van Ness second. Emigre third. Time:
1:1(.
Sixth race, one mile and three-sixteenths:
Velos won. South Breeze second. Bugle
horn third. Time: 2:18.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 23. Result:
First race, six furlongs, selling: Klrwca
von. Northwest second, Alice Carey third.
Time: 1:16.
Second rae, four furlongs, purse: Prince
Brutus won. Sea Air second, George P.
McNear third. Time: 0:4r.y
Third race, one mile and seventy yards,
gentlemen riders: Tonopah won, The Toiler
second, Walter third. Time: l:51Vi.
Fourth race, one mile and one-flxteenth,
handicap: Horton won, Ve'erano second,
Grafter third. Time: 1:47..
Fifth race, one and one-half mile, fuell
ing: Colonel Anderson won. Klo Shannon
second, Theodora L third. Time: 2:37H.
Sixth race, six half-furlonjjs: Ananias
won, Toledo second, Crisscross third. Time:
1:11.
NEW YORK, April 23-Results:
First race, six furlong: Counterpilse
won, Typhonlc second. Foxy Kane third.
Time: 1:14.
Second race, handicap, five furlongs: Col
lector Jessup won, Astnrtta second. Sweet
Alice third. Time: 1:00Y
Third race, the Wood Ilavrn stnke four
and one-half furlongs: Niblick won. Water
side second, Matador third. Time: 0:55.
Fourth race, the Queens County Ha mil
cap, one mile: Rosetlnt won Colonsay
gecond. Ostrich third. Time: l:3Ms-
Fifth race, selling, ono mile: April Show
ers won, Keynote second, Treub.irel third.
Time: 1:40.
Sixth race, four and one-half furlong":
Right Royal won, Amber Jack second, Voi
der third. Time: 0:a5s.
NASHVILLE. Tenn.. April 23.-Resiilts:
First rae. five and one-half furlongs: J.
Bldncy Wallter won, Komombo second,
Radium third. Time: 1:0.
Second race, four furlongs: Green Gown
won. Lady Carlln second, Omealca third.
Time: 0:B1.
Third race, Duncan hotel stakes, one rtnd
one-sixteenth miles: Monsieur Beaucalre
won, The Regent second. Coruscate third.
Time: 1:47H-
Fourth race. Belle Meade stakes, four
and one-half furlongs: lAdy Svov won.
Limerick Olrl second, Lady Ellison third.
Time: 0:i4.
Fifth face, one and one-eighth miles:
Lou Woods won, Mlsplle second, Discus
third. Time: 1:3H.
Sixth race, six and one-half fttrlonrs:
Alllsta won, Emporor of India second. Miss
Crawford third. Time: 1:2m.
HIGH SCHOOL LOSES TO COLLEGE
Faat Game at Bellerse Ends In sv -Win
for the Locals.
BELLEVTJE. Neb., Anrll . Speclal.)
Bellevue outclassed the Omaha High school
in a fast game of base ball here this after
noon, Glffen, Bellevue's new find, being In
the box for the Collegians. TJie high school
boys were unable to-hlt the ball when hits
were needed, while the college lads dropped
safe hits all over the field. In ths sixth
Inning a heavy shower put a stop to the
game for a while and made the field slow
and rllppery. When the play was resumed
Lowell, who pitched for Omaha, was taken
out of the box and Barrett waa put In. He
held the college down for the remainder
of the game, neither side scoring. The
final score was: Bellevue, 6; Omaha High
school, 1.
There Is. some probability that this will
be Bellevue's last game this season, as ths
loos of two pitchers has so weakened the
team that they may not finish the season.
OMAHA TEAM TAKES IX PUEBLO
Henderson Only Allows the Iron
Workers Three Hits..
PUEBLO. Colo., April 23. (Special Tele
gram.) With a high wind filling the air
with sand during the greater part of the
afternoon, less than 200 spectators wit
nessed the game between the Omaha leasrus
team and tho local C. F. I. team. The
inaguers outhatted the steel workers, get
ting nine hits to the latter's three. The
score resulted 8 to 1 In favor of the visitors.
Score:
Omaha 80000110 08
C. F. & 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-1
Batteries: Henderson, Gondlng and
Freese; Fettes and Brlerly.
Kroll made two of the three hits credited
to Pueblo, both of them three-baggers to
center field.
Ortll.b, a
Plrbor, p...
4 4 4 4 4
114 14
Rraa. lb 1
near, rf 4
t'hllifa. lb.... I
Butlar, o 4
Durham, p... 4 1
1
1
1111
18 14
1 4
4 4
18 4
NEW TORS..
B.al.O.A.M.
.118 11
, 1
.. I
.
Coaror, lb
Pull i, cf..
Klr, rf.
Elbarfela.
Wllltama. lb. t
Aaaaraoa. If..
Uaanl, lb... 14
Blli. .... 1
lUignaa, p. ... 4
St
I I
1 4
11
Moran. .... 1
1 honor, of...
ftlbch, if... 4
Dtahl. lb 4
atcrorm'k. lb 4
t'aaaldr, lb... I
1 14
LM-lll. rf.
Klttrcdg.
Maaon, p.,
HaSuaa
1
B.. 4
.. 4
...
Total..... . 4 1414 II II
Totala 8 17 14 I
Cassldy bit by batted ball.
Hoffman batted for Mason.
New York 800000110-4
Washington 180000000-8
Earned runs: New York, 4. Two-base
hit: Bevllle. Three-base lilts: Williams,
Cassldy, Selbaoh. Stolon base: Kturvdg.
Sacrifice hits: Keelar. Thouey, Cassldy,
Drill. Klttredge. Dworils play: Gansel to
Williams. First bai on oails: Off Hughes.
I. Struck out: By Hughea, t; by Moaon, i.
Left on buses: New York. T; Washington,
I Wild pitch: Hughea. 'lime: 164. Um
pire; Dwyer.
IWina la Tenth InnlagT.
DETROIT, April 23. After a pitcher's
battle, with the aoore tied at the end of the
ninth inning, St, Louis won In the tenth
on Burkatt s double and aluglss by Hclii
rlck and Hemphill. It was a very Ciovtr
game. HeiUrUa made a kenaalloiial run
ning catch off Rooliuion. Luwe Joined ths
Deirolis today and played finely at second,
ilcore:
ST. LOUIS. I DEntOIT.
B. HO. All R.MO.A.B.
Burkatt. If ...1 1 4 4 4 Barron. cf...4 114 4
lOtjTO, U.. V 1
4 I'arr. Ik 4
Kobiuaaa, rf. t I
ll.tartvk. ef..
lUtpvhUL, rf.
Joua. lb....,
Vt'allaso. a...
Paioa. lb...
IwnuMt. lb...
Uloaaoa, Is.
Kahoo,
sUwolU P -.
t 14
II
I
4 Uraanagar, Ik I 1
4 Low, lb.
4 O'Loary, ...
4 4
I 4
4 4
1 I
t 4
4 4
4 4
1 4
0 0 0
1 0
8-8
0-1
4 Wooo.
4Douoo, p..
.
Total 1 1 14 1 I
Totals 8 14 44 If 4
St, LouU 0 0 0 0 0 1
Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 0
Earned runs: Bt. Louis. 2. Two-baje
hit j Burketf. Sacrifice hits: Carr. Glea
ton. Howell. Stolen bases: Heldrlck U).
First base on bails: off Donovan, 8; off
Howell. L First base on errors: bi. Louis,
1. Lrft on baies: Detroit, 4; St. Joula, 8.
Struck out: Bv Donovan, I: by Howell. 8.
paaoed balls: vnooxis, l; Kahos, I. Time
1.6a, Umpire 0Loughlln.
Chleasr Wins hp a ktaa.
CLEVELAND. April to. Chloafo heat
navaland by one run in aa liitereettoa
Totala I I 17 11 1 Totals I 14 M 14 1
Indianapolis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 8
Kansas City 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 01
Base on balls: By Fisher. 1. Strnck out:
By Fisher, 3: by Durham, 2. Two-base
hits: Hocrlevcr. Carr. Montgomery (2).
Three-base hit: Heydon. Stolen base: Mc
Creery. Passed ball: Butler. Left on bases:
Indianapolis, 4; Kansas City, 10. Time:
1:86. Umpire: Peaae.
Tied the Score Twice.
HVI VTf A ..,11 C TV. I m.A V. ,
I w . . f , i i , in . .... v. , ' . iua a,nlllc
today by Carr s playing. The score was
tied twice during tha gams. Attendance.
I.ofci. Score:
3 LIS. I TOLEDO.
.H.O.A.B. I R. H.O.A.B.
M'NIcbol. lb I 4 4 1 4 Prlablo. of... 14 10 0
Fni. lb 1 I I I 1 IXrlhgcr, rf. 11 4 4 4
Maloncy. rf . 1 I 4 4 Long, zn 4 1 I I I
Drraoot, rf... I 1 4 4 1 llatelton. lb. 4 I 11 I 4
Sullivan, rf.. I 111 1 Bmuthara. lb I 4 4 1 4
Coulter. If... 4 4 4 4 Lawlor. If 1 114 4
Loalla, e 1 1 4 I 4 1 on gnt n, as 1 l 1 1 I
Oyl.r, aa 1 1 4 I 4 Browu, c 1 I f 4 4
Lallr. lb I 1 II 1 a Relating, p.. I 1 4 14 4
Bailor, p 11110
Owana. p 4 1 t Totala T 4 17 14 4
i
Totala 4 II 17 II I
Mlnnes polls 1 4 0 0 1 0 0 1 1-4
0
Toledo
1 0 0 8 0 2 0
0-7
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Two-base hits: Brown (!, Maloney. Bailey,
i uuiifr d ri'Fiiiw ruu. rw. oaurniuo
hits: Long, Oyler. Illy 2). Stolen bases:
Derlnger. MarNlchol. Sullivan. Double
flays : Bailey to OyUr to Lally; Connaugh
on to Long to Brown. Struck out: Bv
Relating. 6: by Bailey, 1; by Owens. 1. Bases
on balls: Off Relating. 1: off Bailey, 4: off
Owens, t. Hit by pitched ball: Maloney,
Connaughton. Time: 1:1b. Umpire: Rauee
wlne. StaadlagT at the Teams.
Played. Won. Lost, P C.
Indianapolis 8 8 0 1.000
St. Paul 4 8 1 .750
Minneapolis 4 8 1 .7H0
Milwaukee 4 8 1 .7o0
Ioulsvllle 4 1 8 .2T0
Toledo 4 1 I , .260
Columbus 4 1 3 .2fl
Kansas City 8 0 2 .000
Oames today: Indianapolis at Milwaukee,
Kansas City at Louisville, St. Paul at To
ledo, Minneapolis at Columbus.
'Varsity Bai BalL
IOWA CITY, la.. April 28- Special v The
base ball team ef the state university of
Iowa has played the Rock Island pro-season
series and the work of ths men baa
proven entirely satisfactory to Coach Chal
mers and his ssaxstants- At the beginning
of the series the large squad which bad
reported for work at ths beginning of the
training season had been reduced to about
tweuty men. In the series just completed
all of tbe have been given a thorough
tryout and thwr relative value determined.
Iowa has three pitchers of who.e 'varsity
quality there is no doubt snd three others
Who are rupalii; Uti m close second. Tb
Crelghton Dr feats Mates.
Crelghton's second nine took a fall out
of the boys of the Deaf and Dumb Institute
yesterday afternoon on Crelghton field in
a game that was ended by rain at the end
of the seventh Inning. Both teams played
In rather a rugged fashion, but the mutes
had a little the better of the argument, so
to speak. In a negative direction, and were
declared beaten by a score of 4 to i.
Blankenshlp and Myers composed the bat
tery for the losins side, while Mlnogue snd
McCormlck officiated In a like capacity for
the college boys. The game to have been
played between the alumni and the under
graduates was postponed on account of .the
weather. The score of the first game
follows:
CRKIOHTON.
It H O. A F,
MlnoKuo. 0...1
Kannoar, aa.. 4
Oarver, lb... 0 4 1
0 1
0 1
P. D. INSTITUTE.
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Lao, aa.
Enalllh. Ib.. 4 1 I l'Sab n. Ih. ...
Laniphlor, lb. 4 4 4 4 4 Bolgum. lb .
McBhana. of.. 4 4 14 1 Duukir, cf..
Oaula. If 4 1 4 1 Pratt, If....
uonn.llY, rt.. 1 0 4 4 1 Ofrr, rf
. 4 4
,
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0
t
7
1
1
I
I 4
McCora'k. p. I 11'. 4'Blaok'ahlp, p4 0 i
Total! I 111 t ll Totala
I 1 11 11 3
Wlheo-Uw Stndenta.
WAHOO, Neb.. April 23.-(Speclal.) The
base ball season opened In Wahoo yester
day afternoon between Stats university
law students and the Wahoo team. There
was a good crowd out and the game was s
good one. Pitcher Yarman did some ex
cellent work in the box for Wahoo. making
several one-hand "grand stand" plays and
bee-line stops. The following is the score:
Wahoo 80000810 7
University 00000110 0-3
Two-bass hits: Klrchman. Smith. Owen,
Hardman. Struck out: By Yarman. o; bv
Bagley, S. Passed ball: Barta, 1. Left oh
bases: Wahoo, 6: University, 8. Double
play: Smith to Wolta. Tims: 1:00. Umplro;
Goucher.
Rellerne Girls Win.
BELLEVUE, Neb.. April 23. Special )
T.ast evening In the gymnasium the girls'
basket hall team played tha last game of
the season with the Omaha Young Wom
an's Christian association. The teams wwe
well matched hot the Omaha girls were
handicapped by being unfamiliar with the
low colling of the college gymnasium. Tho
Bellevue girls exoelled In team work and
won by a score of 33 to 12. A large crowd
of Omaha friends was present, and tho
crowd cheered both teams with true college
spirit.
After the gams the lorVl Young Woman's
Chrlstlr.n s&sodatlon tendered a receotion
to the Omaha girls, who expressed them
selves as very much pleased with the col
lege. Scot I a Plays Fast Ball.
SCOTIA. Neb.. April a. (Special., In a
fast game of ball Sootia. defeated North
Loop today by the score of 3 to 1. It was
a pitchers battle throughout. McFarland
of Sootia allowed sis hits and struck out
eight men. Howard of North Loup al
lowed but four hits and struck out ton
men. hut his support was not good. Er
rors account for ths runa. Score:
R H E
Scotia 00080000 -J 4 5
North Loup.... 00000000 11
Roxrtc Island, S rnlTerslip, 4.
IOWA CITY, la.. April 28 (Special Tele
gram.) The Rook Island league tram and
the University of Iowa met on the dia
mond today with the following result:
Rock Island 110-8
Iowa 3 0 1 0 0-4
Batteries: Rock Island. Guam, Tskoff
and Moore; Iowa, Critsmeyer and Brekke.
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HASTINGS. Neb., April 23. (Special )
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Hasttncs Mas a Bnll Team.
HASTINGS. Neb.. April 21 (Special.)
IxH-tti base tiull plsvtrs have orgnnlzed a
team with Alvln Alillne as msnsser. Tne
followlngT pUyers have been usciuea upon:
Mace, catcher; Ahllne. pitcher; 8huffleber-s-er.
flrat bx.e; avhsiil'le. sorond bsse;
Feck, third bane; (jilphant. center field;
Vau FWi. left field; Wlney. riht field. !
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Purfelts a Half-Lost fSataaa.
CRETK, Neh., April tV (Special An i
rllltisT name of baas ball played ttds tnom
Ing; between Wl'.ber blsh school snd Creta
academy was forfeited to ths local team.
A dUputa over a questionable tlecialon was
baluj- asUcabl se.UJ, boUl tswus baicg
anxious to continue tlie game, when th
munager cf the visiting- team called his
men from the lield. The dispute aiose Mur
ine; the sixth h.nlng, the score at that
time standing 7 to 5 in favor of the
academy boys.
Rala Stops (iasae with Score Tied.
AMES. Ia.. April 23. (Special Telegram.)
r.ain iippu ire isai k"13 "
with (be t'edar Rapids leaguers st the end i
of ths fifth inning today, with the srors j
tied. Tha game was played on a field of
mud, from tha rains of the forenoon. Score: ;
Ames 10 10 0-1 8 1
Cedar Rapids..., 1 0 0 0 0-8 8 a
t'aa Wla trass t'araell.
CEDAR RAPIDS, la.. April f8 (Special
Telegram.) Ths colWgtata ball siasun
opnf-d here today wild a gams between
Cornell euUsgs of ML Varuoo aad Cos
pollepe of thl place. Tlie pttenilance w.is
Urge, dei)lte tlircateiilng wt-atner. "i"
game resulifd In a victory fur ;;e oIen
by a score of 11 to i. llatteiles: f oe. Dun
Ur. snd Uaylor; Cornell. Jmure and Anu
sl.'otig. Model Jnuloia Wla.
Ths Model Juniors defeated the Rock
let ts oa the latter's grounds by the scors
Mcd.'s ' B.C?re.:.... 0 I 0 0 0 1 0 -T
Batteries: Hermansky snd J. Blieehan,
Slater and Brown. I'mplre: Orleb.
Msaebeater Wla. EsglUk Vm.
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tlon foot ball, defeating tha Bollou Win
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