rnn omaija dait.y iieE! toesdat. jtjlt m, iimh.
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r
DES MOIXES WINS FAST CAME
. -
, Prohlb. Take Third from Omaha After
Hard, Interesting Struggle.
MORRISON DOLES OUT BUT TOUR HITS
Cllt-Kde Fleldla Sitei Illm from
Hard roailla(-l.aat Game Af
Ireseat Series Played This
Afternoon.
Couldn't do business with Mr. Morri
son, strange as that may seem.
But at that it a a "st an'loua shame" Pa
Rouka Isn't permitted under the rules to
, fine Thlel and Josh Clarke at least J." 00
apiece for thalr rank Interference In left
and center fields, respectively. These two
wild men ate up seven as good healthy
looking doublt-s and triples as were ever
reeled off the bat of an honest, hard
working slugger.' In the ilxth Inning -Eddie
Lawler, who la stilt covering short In
fJolan'a absence, drove the ball on a fierce
line toward left field fence. It had every
. symptom of a three-bagger Until that man
Thlel atuck up Just one paw and it was
all off. And Clarke simply ran from one
end of the field to the other, catcMr g
as he went four In all. Out In right
field McChesney wasn't asleep and took
the only one that went his way, that is
the only fly; he did fumble a grounder.
So there you sre. While Omnha only
got four safe hits off Mr. Morrison, hud
that tall, good natured gentleman not had
the most sensational support the home
team's hit column would have been badly
. swollen. Morrison seemed to arp.eelatc
what the rest of the family, was doing,
though, for the record showeth that ho
J quit With one putout and Ave assists to
his credit.
It was one of tho' best games 'of the
season. And that recalls that every one
-" of tbe present' series with the Prohlba
has been a rattler.
While Pes Moines' outfield and Infield,
i too, ware doing business, Omaha was stack
iV Ing up a few chips. The only two errors
of the home team charged against
Thomas, wars of tho sort that are only
'" charged because the rules compel It.
:; Thomas mede these trying to take care of
some very t'lfTlcu't throws GonUing das
, sled the eyes cf tl'o fans In the eighth in
ning by ona 'f the moBt thrilling catches
of a fly, running from (he plate down past
thu pitcher's box. He got his eye un the
ball and thought It was going to light
nearer him, and when once started he
'"''wouldn't let Brown have It.
Br a via Still la the Game.
Brown, though touched up for eight hits,
pitched good ball and fielded in great
shape, getting live assists. In the third in
' nlng he showed his metl by retiring the
aids after' the bases were filled before un
cut was made.
Kddle Lawler played a smooth game at
" short and had the credit of making a
double play unassisted. Lawler Is showing
up in mighty fine form. His throwing is
as true as a die and his fielding good.
The run business started In the first.
Carter opened up with a beautiful drive
Into left for- two bases and scored on How
ard's single. Miller popped up a llttla one
, to Morrison, wha tiougluf nlly dropped it
and caught Howard at second. Welch and
Lawler got doubled up.
Omaha scored once more In the second.
Schlpk got a life on FIske'a fumble and
then Johnnie Oondlng came up and swiped
; the old ball away down into left field, send
ing Prince Wllhelm across the plate. But
that was all, try as hard as they could.
Pa's boys couldn't cut the mustard after
that
Pes Moiiies blanked until the fourth. Con
tiery started the Inning with an out from
the box to first, -Town hit safe and
Weesles Shugart Impudently sent the ball
ait to the other end of nowhere, Towne
crossing the plate and Shug landing on
third. Morrison didn't cash in, b'U Thiol
did with a single which scored Shugart.
Then came the last run of the game. Josh
Clarke, in the fifth inning, leaning gently
X on the leeward side of the sphere sent It
off over the right field fence for a circuit.
. .The game was fast, consuming only one
hour and fifteen minutes. TnrUv n
Moines and Omaha play the ""final game of !
this series. Attendance, 1,600. The sours
f. DUS MOINES
AU. R.
O. A. E
3 0 0
10 0
0 6 1
10 1
4 0 0
10 1 1
4 1 0
8.1 0
JL i 1
27 14 4
O. A. E.
2 0 0
0 2 0
2 0
10 0
1 0 0
4 0 0
13 0 1
0 6 0
6 10
0 0
27 13 7
0 0 0 08
0 0 0 02
- Thlil. If ..
Lobertr Sb
Flske. ss .
:::::::::::: l
Mct'hesney, rf .
' Clarke, Josh, cf
Connery, lb ....
', Towns, o
' Shugart, 2b
Morrison, p .....
Totals
86 I
OMAHA.
AB. R
Carter, rf
Howard, 2b
Howard, lb
; Miller, !f
4 Welch, cf
n.Jawler, ss ........
- Thomas, lb ,
o Schlpke,' tb
Oondlng, o
"Brown, p'
Z' Totals
iPti Moines
Omaha
3
..33
.0 0
.1 I
Earned runs
r Josh Clarke. Three base p is: Oondlng,
Shugart. Two base hit: Carter. Sacrifice
hit: Lobtrt. First base on balls: off
Brown, 1; off Morrison, 3. Hit by pitcher:
J Thlel. Struck out: By Brown, 3; by Mor
rison, 3. Left on bates: Omaha, 7; Dei
Moines, 8. Double plays: Flske, Shusart
aiid Connery i Lawler, unassisted. Paused
ball: Towne. Time: 1:15. Umpire: Cai
ruthers. ! City Is Outclassed.
w, DENVER. July 18. Sioux City waa out--playcd
toduy nt every turn of the game.
Vollendorf'R pitching was thorough, accur
ate and effective. Score:
.Denver I 1 0 41 I 0 O-f-ll'i
.Sioux City 1 00000301-583
Batteries: Vollendorf and Lucia; Jarrott
ka.nd Ward.
m, Sprlnsa Win from St. Jos.
- COLORADO SPRINGS, July 18.-Colorado
Springs won from St. Joseph again today
tmu .' . - L a
.Heart Trouble and
: Difficult Breathing
Why will persons suffer from dangerous
Heart Dlaturbanees such as Palpitation,'
'Irregular Pulae, Difficult Breathing, Dla.
lneaa, FaJntnsaa. Numbness and Partial'
Paralysis, and never ask what causes
their Heart Disturbance? It Is ef far
greater Importance to tell what cause
disease than It la simply to name It.
Heart Trouble Is generally caused by
Urlo Acid poisons collecting In the blood
and obstructing Its circulation, Thla
causes high blood pressure and over
works the heart.
In attempting with stimulants to drive
the thickened blood through the Arter
ioles and Caplllartas you run the risk of
.ore seriously crippling the heart or of
rupturing a blood vessel and eaualng Apo
plexy. ' Tbe only real cure Is to clear out
the Urlo Aold poisons that cause the,
trouble.
bLIMTNO la specially designed to olear
the blood ef urate poisons. Get It of your
Druggist today, cleanse your blood and
teat your tired heart.
41?
in '
For sale by Bchaefer's Cut Price Drug
Stores. 1'J. T. Yatos, Propileior. li.lh and
Chicago Sis.. Omaha, 'Phones 717 and W;
hth and N BtS , South flmatia, 'Phone No.
ith Ave. um& Main St., Council Bluffs,
Phone UL
by S to 4. The game was nevoid of fee
tares. Bcorei
R H E
Colo Springs ... 0 0 1 0 1 0 '-6 10 I
St. Joseph 0 t 0 1 0 0 0 1 0-4 I t
Batteries: Thornton and Baerwald; Clark
and McConnell.
taadlna; , ol the Teams.
Played. Won. Lost. P.Ct
Colorado Springs 7 41 24 .12
Lenver 75 46 .WO
! Moines 7i 40 38 .613
Omnha 74 36 38 .47
8t. Joseph 70 30 40 . 423
Sioux City 70 26 46 . 357
Games todor: Dee M nines at Omaha; Et.
Joseph at Colorado Springs; Sioux City at
lenver.
GAME! I THE AMERICAS I.KAOVE
Bad Fielala In Third Loses Clere-
laad's Game to Doatoa.
BOSTON. July H.-Donahue pitched
splendidly todtiy, but bad Melding in tlie
third Inning lost the game. Cleveland tied
In the tlrst half of the ninth on an error
and two singles, but In the last half Boston
butted In the winning ri'n. Altendnnce,
8,41. Score:
BOSTON. I CLEVELAND.
H.H.OAB-.I R.H.O.A.E.
Itahl, ct 118 4 4 Pllrk. rf t 1 1 I
Colllna. 3b... 1 4 11 0 Il'mil, a 1 114 0
Teaman, rl .O 4 1 0 Hradl.y, lb... 4 1 0 I t
Parent, m 4 1 I 1
Relharh, if . . . 1 4 0
1 LAlolo, ZD ... u i i a i
0 Hlraman. lb. 4 11 4
0 Turnar. as.... 4 0 18 1
1 Bar, ct 4 1 8 4 4
1 Heia, cf 4 0 0 4 4
4 Rhoadea, it.. 4 4 1 0 1
0 Pnnahu, p.. 1 1 0 1 4
LaChanca. lb 0 1 10 1
Ferril. Jb ... 0 0 3 I
I,IT''':, ? ? ! !
, wintar ....1 t
"Storall .... V 0
ToUla 4837 13 3
I ToUla 8 42 8 8
Run for Fnrrell in the ninth.
Batted for Hay In the ninth.
Winning run scored with one out.
Boston ... OO3 0 0O0O14
Cleveland ........... 101 0 0 0 0 1 3
Two-bnse hit: Stahl. Three-base hit:
Bemia. Sacrifice hit: Hlckmnn. Stolen
bfisesr Brinls, Bay. First baso on balls:
Off Ddmihue, 1. lilt by pitched ball: By
Tannehill. 2; by Ixmahue, 7. Struck out:
By TannehlU, 2. Time; 1:42. Umpire:
Sheridan.
- Bender Holds OS St. Lonls.
PHILADELPHIA. July 18. Bender's ef
fective pitching held St. Louis sale at all
stages of a close gume. Three hits off
pelty in the first netted three runs and
Bender's triple in the fourth drove In two
more. Not a hit was made off the Indian
until the sixth. In the seventh three singles
;ind Burkett's double counted three. At
tendance 4,f90. Score: '
PHILADELPHIA. I ST. LOtlS.
KH.O.A.C.I R.H. O.A.I.
Hartisl. K...1 4 4 4 tfurVrtt, K...1 8144
Plrkerlns, if. 1 1 4 0 Hrmphlll, rf.. 4 4 1 4
I)yIi, lb..... 1114 1 Holdrlrk, cf.. 4 13 4
h. Croa. 3b.. 1 1 1 1 0 J(in, lb 4 4 4 4
soybnld, rf... 0 1 1 0 0 Wallaca, aa... 4 1 4 1
Murphy, lb..l 118 4 Paddan. 2b . .1 14 3
M Croaa. aa.. 14 3 10 Hill, 3b 113 4
Fnwrra, a ... 0 0 I 3 0 Kitlna, c 0 4 11
Bender, p.... 4 1 4 3 0 Pally, p 114 1
Totals 1 7 87 14 1 ToUla 4 1 84 I I
Philadelphia 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 6
St. Louie 00000130 04
Two-base hit: Burkett. Three-base hit:
Bender. Struck out: By Bender, 6; by
I'elty, 2. First base on balls: Oft Bender,
1; off Pelty, 2. Wild pitch; Pelty. Hit by
fltclied ball: Murphy, Left on bases: St.
x)iUs, 4: Philadelphia, 8. Time: 1:35. Um
pires: Dwyer and King.
Detroit Wins In Mew York. '
NEW YORK, July 18.-Detroit won the
frame In the seventh inning. Hughes was
lit safely three times In this Inning and
forced In a run on a base on balls. Howell
followed him. Stoval of Detroit was fol
lowed in the seventh by Kllllum. Qrnw
ford's batting and Anderson's running
catch were tbe features. Attendance; ' 2,
t!18. DETROIT.
NEW TORK.
R H.O.A.
R.H.O.A.E.
Barrett, cf... 1
0 4
0 Doucherty. If 1
0 1
Mrlntyre, If.. 3
1 I
0' Williams, tb. 4
1 1
8 8
3 1
3 4
Carr, lb 0 4 14
OjAndaraon, rf. 8
Crawford, rf.. 1 4 1
1 Elberlold. aa. 1
Luwa, 2b 0
O'Lcary, a. .. 0
Hoblnaon, 3b. 1
Wooda, c 1
Stoval, p 3
Kllllun, p.... 0
0 I
0 1
1 1
0 4
8 0
0 0
OFulta, cf 4
0 Conroy. 3b.... 0
0 3
0 Klalnow, c... 4 1 14
0 Bavllla, lb. 4 4 4
4 Hushaa, p. ... 4
0 4
O.Powell, p.... 4
4 4
Totals 8 8 87 14 it Totala 4 14 87 7 8
Detroit 0 000106028
New York 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 04
Two base hits: Williams, Anderson,
Klelnow, Mclntyre. Crawford. Three base
hits: Stoval. Home run: Crawford. Sac
rifice hit: Barrett. Stolen bases: Craw
ford (2. Double play: Klelnow. unasslstel.
Hits: Off Hughes, 6 In six and a half in
nings; off Stoval, 7 In six Innings; off Kll
Uan. 3 In three Innings. Left on bases: New
York, 8; Detroit, 6. First base on balls:
Off Hughes, 4; off Stoval, 2; off Kllllam, 1.
First buse on errors: New York, 1; De
troit. 8. Hit by pitched ball: By Stoval,
1. Strhek oit: By Hughes, 6; by Stoval, 1;
by Kllllam 1. Wild pitch: Stoval. Time:
2:15. Umpire: Connelly.
Chicago Has a Batting; Streak. .
WASHINGTON, July 18. The Chicagos
had a batting streak on today, making
eighteen hits and defeating the Washing
tons by a sore of 12 to 1. JticobsenS who
was In tho box for the home team, was
batted heavily, giving way to Townsend In
tho third, wlo suffered a similar fate. Tho
visitors inado live doubles in the final
inning. Attendance, 1,000. 6core:
CHICAGO, WASHINGTON.
H.ll.O.A.K.. R. H.O.A. I.
Jonas, cf..
Green, rf..
.0331 4 Coustilln, 4b. 4 1 1 3 4
..1110 0 Donovan, tt.. 4 3 4 0 4
t'allahan, If.. 3
1 3 4 0 Caasldy, aa... 4 118 0
Davia, aa a
Donahue, lb.. 3
Dundon, 3b.. 3
Tannehill, 8b 0
MrKarlane, e. 1
Uwen, p...... 0
Walah, p 4
114 4 Stahl. lb 0 1 13
8 11 3 OjO'N'etl, If.... 13 8
3 4 1 4 Mc('orm'k. !b 0 4 4
18 1 0 Hueliman. cf. 0 1 4
3 18 1 Ktttred(a, c. 0 1 I
0 0
13 1 uuai'obaen, p.. 4 0
1
OiTownaand, p.. 4 0 0
Tottla 13 II 31 13 J Totala 1 I 21 11 1
Chicago 22200002 412
Washington 0000 0 01001
Left on bases: Chicago 5; Washington, 6.
First base on balls: Off Jacobsen, 1; off
Owen, 1. Struck out: By Owen, 4; by
Walsh. 1; by Townsend, 4. Tlree-base
lilts; McFarl-nrt 2). Davis, Donahue. Cn
sidy. Two-base hits: Davis (2), Dundon (2),
Urrfnn, t 'alia Mull, iaiin!i'Mi. Ki n -'iire,
O'Netl. Sacrifice hits: Donahue, Dundon,
'l'annehlll (Jj. blolcti basin. Domtnoe,
Jones.. Base hits Off Owen, 2, In eight
Innings; off Walsh, 1. 'n one inning; off
Jacobsen, 6, In two innings; off Townsend,
12, in aeven tunings. Wild pitches: Jacob
sen, Townseiid. Time; 1:55. Umpire:
O'Lnughlln.
Standing of tbe Teams.
Played. Won. Lost.
P.Ct
.676
.60S
.577
.502
.49
Boston
New York ...
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland ...
St. Isinlu ....
Detroit
...74
...74
...7S
...73
...70
...70
...73
...71
60
24
29
45
45
41
37
30
30
14
33
32
33
4ll
43
68
.4U
.194
ashiiigton
UamcB today: St. Louis at Philadelnhla:
Detroit at New York; Chicago at Wasnlng
ton; Cleveland at Boston.
GAMES IN THE NATIONAL LEAGIE
New York Giants Win, bnt Have Their
Hands Fall.
PITTSBURG, July in. The game was
ist and abounded in good, clean lieldlim.
New Vork was lurtunute enough to biiucli
hits in the second and sixth, scoring, all
itivir runs. Atiuudance, Scuit-;
New jroiiK. pittsuuro.
n.n.u.a.a. u. H.O.A.
Braanahan, cf 0 3
0 Leach. 3b I
f Ufaumont, cf 0
Bioane, rf. .. 0 4 3
Devlin, 3b ... 0 t 1
Mctiann, lb.. 0 1 13
Mertea, If.... 14 8
I'ahlen, aa.... 18 1
llllbert, 3b... 4 13
Buwerman. e. 1 1 8
Taylur, f..... Ill
0'KruK-r. If.... 4
4 Waguer, as. .'. 0
OlBraiiatisId lb 4
Hn.t.rln, rt..4
J'HKth.y, 3b... 4
O.Bnmh. c 0
UiLaaver, p 4
Totals 4 8 81 14 l Totsia 1 4 37 18 1
New York Otooolluo 4
Pittsburg 0 0 U 0 0 0 0 1 01
Two-bano hits: Selirlnu, Smith, Bresna
ban, BoWerman. Threa-b.tsu hit: Gilbert,
stolen bases; Beaumont, Dahlcn. Double
plays: Hitchey to Wagner, Browne to
Uilbert, Jlowcriuan to Uiibutt. Urst bus
on bulls: Off Lecver, 2. Time: 1;S0. Um
pires: Morun and O'Day.
Brooklyn Rallies Don't Tonnt.
CINCINNATI, July 18.-Brooklyn made
two rallies In the game, one In the eluhth
When Walker waa driven jff the rubber
and the other in the ninth oft Kelluni. Cin
cinnati wuu by bunching hits with Jones'
buse on bulls. Attendance, 3,luo: Score:
UNL'l.N.NArl. , BROOKLYN.
H H.O.A 8E. I H.H O.A .
3 8 0 3 0 lobla. cf..,.l 1 4 4 4
13 14 V Dillon, lb ... I 3 13 4 4
14 14 lll.uiuler. rf... 4 10 4 4
13 10 4 Slie.kard, If.. 4 114 4
4 0 18 4 C ; llal.b. aa 0 4 1 4 4
Hutilna. 3k
Sejmpur. cf.. 1
lolaa, rf 1
(ktwell. If ... 1
Keller, lb.... 4
(.ort'ormn, aa-. 4
Woodruff, 3b. 4
brhlel, ii 1
Walker, p.... 4
Kellum. p...i 4
oio o ktrigen, a 0 3 4 1
110 O M. Curin'a. 3b 4 4 8 8 4
1114 atrans. tb.... 113 8 4
0 4 3 0 Juuea. p 1 4 4 8 4
4 4 1 v Ueaeler 4 1 4 4 4
Totala 4 4 17 a l Totals i I 34 18 1
But ted for Jones In ninth.
Cincinnati 0 0301010 -4
Brooklyn ; 0 0 0 1 0 0 t 16
Two base hits: Hugglns 1. Odwell. Three
bast hits: fcVyinour. Ikiublf play: Schlel
to Corcoran. First bfe on tmlls: Off.
Walker, i; off Jones, 3. Sacrifice hits: Kl
lev. Walker, Babb. Bhet'ksrd Hit by
t Itched ball: By Walker, I. Rtrvick out:
By Walker, 3; by Keltum. 1. Puated ball:
Bergen. Hits:- f)ff Walker I In seven and
1 in third innice, off Kcllum 2 In one and
two-thirds Inntnan. Time: IK. Umpires):
Johnstone and Ctrpenter.
gtaaalnsr ( tba Tea sua.
Played. Won. Let. P. Ct.
eat Wi TOT
Near Tork ..
Chicago
Cincinnati ..
Pittsburg ..
St. Louis ....
Brooklyn ....
49
.....74
74
81
(4 K .787
47 27 .WS
43 31 . .m
40 33 .6M
3 . 36 .Kl
JO 6t .870
28 49 .31
17 66 .EM
St. Louis; New
Hoston
..77
Philadelphia 72
(lames todsv
York at Pittsburg; Philadelphia at Chi
cago; Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
GAMES IS AMKHICA ASSOCIATION
Riot narrowly Averted In the Game
at Mllwankee.
MILWAUKEE, Wis., July lfJ.-Mtlwankee
batted out a victory today, landing hard
on Inrner throughout. Dougherty was ef
fective throughout. Umpire KliMn ordered
Mnnaser Clymer off the grounds for
reaching from the bench. A riot was- nar
rowly averted in the ninth Inning, when
Frlef. cf the Columbus team, struck one
of the spectators. The crowd swarmed up
on the field and Frlel and Wrlgley were
struck. The police Interfered and stopped
the trouble. Frlel had to be escorted from
the diamond bv the Dolice after the game,
as the fans gathered about the team. At
tendance, 800. Smre:
M1LWAI K ft I OOLUMBI'S.
n.H.O.A.H. RHOAB
Stnna. if 1 1 1 0 0 Parla. rf 4 1 4 9 4
Brhaefer, aa.. 1 8 14 C,Wrlley. ib..S 4 3 8 4
O'RMan. 3b... 4 1 8 I 4 Prl.l, 3b 0 1 4 4
Dark, tb 4 1 4 1 0 Klhm. lb 0 4 10 1 8
Hatnphlll, cf. 1 8 3 4 4 ThortHon. ct.. 4 4 114
Slatlery, 0.... 1 4 4 0 a Martin, It.... 4 4 8 4 4
Pennell, If . 3 1 4 4 0 Brldwall, as.. 4 0 3 1 4
Bateman. lb.. 1 8 4 0 0 Veir, C....0 14 14
Dougherty. P. 1 8 4 1 0 Dotnir, p.... 4 8 4 (1
Totala 8 It .7 11 Ol Totals.... 0 tH 3
Milwaukee 0 4 I 1 0 0 0 1 -S
Columbus 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Two base hits: Bchaefer, Teager. Three
bnse hits: Bateman (2). Stolen bases:
Bchaefer (2). First base on balls: Oft
Dougherty, 3; off Dorner, S. Hit by pitched
ball: Davis. O'Brien. Sacrifice hits:
O'Brien (2), Bchaefer, Slattery. Struck out:
By Dougherty, 3; by Dorner. 2. Double
plays: Wrlaley to Klhm: Klhm to Brld
wefl to Klhm; Yeager to Brldwell; Thorn
ton to Yeager; Dorner to Yeager to Klhm
Left on bases: Milwaukee, 8; Columbus, 8.
Umpire: Idem.
Toledo Loses nt Minneapolis.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 18 Minneapolis de
feated Toledo In a slow game here today.
Five of Toledo's runs were brought In by
two home runs by Dee with men on bases.
Attendance: . SuO. Score:
MINNEAPOLIS. , TOLEDO.
K.H.O.A.K. RHOAB
Malonar, rf.. 1
Sullivan, cf . . 8
Coulter. If.... 1
Freeman, lb. 0
Starnagle, c. . 1
Wc.SU h' la, 3b 4
rox. 3b 4
Oyler, aa 3
Morgan, p. . . . 4
8 0
0 Triable, cf.... 4
OlO'Hara, If.... 4
0 3
0 3
3 1
3 0
3 1
4 8
u
1 0
4Cllngmen, ss. 8
0 Lea, rf 8
0 Morfnrty. 3b. 4
0. Broarn. c 1
4 Ilurna, 3b 1
0 Reaitlng. lb.. 0
ljDrerint, p.... 1
0 11
0 4
Totala 8 11 17 14 l Totala T 10 87 14 1
Minneapolis .1 0 2 8 0 0 0 1 18
Toledo 0 2 0 0 0 0 8 0 27
. Two base hits: Coulter, Maloney, Sulli
van, Deerlng. Home runs: Lee, 2. Sacri
fice hits: Morgan, 2. Stolen bases: Burns,
Reading. Double plays: Freeman to Oyler
to Freeman; Freeman to '.Oyler to Fox.
Struck out: By Morgan, B; by Deering, 3.
First base on balls: Off Morgan, 6; off
Deerlng, 4. Left on bases: Minneapolis, 9;
Toledo, 0. Umpire: Holliday. Time: 2:10.
Indianapolis' Errors Costly.
ST. PAUL, July 18. The locals hit Alle
mang frequently and hard, nnd Indian
apolis' errors were unusually costly. Mont
gomery's home run was responsible for the
visitors' only run. Attendance. 1,103. Boore:
ST. PAUL. I INDIANAPOLIS
R.H.O.A.E.
RHOAB
Jones, cf..... 1
1 t
4 Swander, If.. 4
4'McCreery, cf. 0
3i Monta'err, aa 1
Olcarr, 3b 0
0 Dljkey. lb... 4
4 Berry, c 0
0! rhllllpa, rf... 0
O.Martin. 3b... 4
OjAllemang, p.. 0
i a
Jackson, rf. .. 8
Wheeler, 3b., 0
Flournov, If,. 8
Kelley,. Jb.... 0
O'Brien, aa... 0
Marcan, 2b... 1
Sullivan, c... 0
fieaslona, p... 0
I 0
0 1
8 3
H
0 5
1 4
3 0
4 13
Totala 7 13 37 15 j Totsia...... 1 8 34 14 4
St. Paul....: 30100102 7
Indianapolis 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 01
Two-base hits: Kelly, Sullivan, Sessions,
Flournoy, McCreery. Home runs: Jack
son, Montgomery. Sacrifice hits: Berry,
Wheeler. Stolen bases: Marcnn, Jackson,
Flournoy. Double plays: O'Brien to Mar
can to Kelly, Sessions to Marcan to Kelly.
First base on balls: Off Allemang, 6. Struck
out: By Allemang, 1; by Sessions, 4. Hit
by pitched bull: Dickey. Time: 1:43. Um
pire: Batisewine. .
Pitch Wins from Louisville.
KANSAS CITY, July H.-Durham's su-
ferb pitching with consistent batting by
he locals won today's game from Louis
ville. Durham allowed but one hit, and
had It not been for Lewee's error in the
fourth inning, the visitors would have been
shut out. Attendance: 200. Score:
KANSAS CITY.
R.H. OAK
LOU18V1LLB.
K. H.O.A. 85.
Butler, e
Donnar, 3b...
Sullivan, lb..
Hill, cf
Ryas, lb.....
Lewee. aa.,..
Gear, If
Durham, p...
Allen. rt..j.
1 3 3 3 OlKerwIn. It.... 4 4 3 4 1
0 0 1 S c Hallman. rf.. 4 13 4 0
0 10 2 1. Dexter, cf....O 0 4 0 0
1 1 5 0 0 Arndt. 3b 1 4 4 3 3
I I II M rt. hrelrer, e.. 1 0 8 1 4
1118 1 Draahear, 3b. 4 4 3 8 0
0 0 4 0 0 White, lb.... 0 4 4 1 0
4 0 0 1 . 0 Qulnlan. aa... 4 0 3 1 0
1110 0 Bohannon, p. 4 4 4 0. 0
Wright, p.... 0 0 4 4 0
Totala 4 1 87 13 1
Totals...... 2 1 34 11 1
Kansas City 0 0111100 -4
Louisville 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-1
Earned runs: Kansaa City, I. Two base
hits: Sullivan. Hill. Sacrifice hits: Bon
ner, Lewee (2), Durham. Hits: Off Bo
hannon, none In one Inning; off Wright 7
In 7 Innings. First base on balls: Off Dur
ham, S; off Bohannon, 1; off Wright, 2.
Struck out: By Durham, 8; byi Wright 2.
Hit by pitched ball: Schrelver. Passed
ball: Butler. Left on bases: Kansas City,
7; Louisville, 7. Time: 1:45. Umpire: Hart.
standing; of tho , Teanae.
Won. Lost P.Ct.
6 28 Ml
48 32 . 600
4T 36 .663
46 39 .641
40 41 .44
40 44 .478
29 49 .872
33 69 .280
Bt Paul ..
ColumbuH .
..84
..80
Milwaukee ....
Louisville
Minneapolis ...
Indianapolis ..
Kansas City ..
Toledo -
Games today
80
88
81
84
78
82
Columbus at Milwaukee;
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West Poiat Wlas r Good Margla.
WEST POINT, Neb., July 18 -(Special.)
West Point won a w-eli deserved victory
from Bsncroft at Bancroft yesterday by a
score of 8' to I. Notwithstanding the big
score the game was an Interesting one. Fol
lowing Is the score R.H.
West Point 1 1 I I U 1 H H
Bancroft 1 1 1 t 1 0 0 - 7
Stolen bases: West Point, Ij Bancroft, 1.
Struck out: By Chada, 6; by Tarrant. 6
Batteries: West Point Chada and Kerl;
Bancroft, Tarrant and Harvey. Umpire:
Moran.
Scrlbaer Jnalora Win.
SCHIBNER, Neb., July lS.-(8peclal )
The Scrlhner Juniors yesterday dole i ted
West Point In a very interesting game.
Tho supertj pitching of Brown with go.nl
sunmirt won the aume easily. The follow
ing Is the score:
Scribnrr S 0 0 4 1 X 1 1 --12
West Point 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 03
Batteries: Scrlhner, Brown and Mn'cr;
West Pclnt, Nelwlgh Hnd K. Kuhle. Hits:
Scrlbner, 3; We-U Point. 1. Struck out:
By Brown. 11; by Nehlgh, 7. Time of
Game: 1:10.
Beatrlee Wlna First One.
BEATRICE: Neb.. July 18. (Special Tele
gram.) The first of a series of four gitmcs
to he played here between the P.catrlce snd
Schuyler teams was won thla afternoon ty
the locals by the score of 6 to 1. Townsend
of the Beatrice team was sllxhtly injured
In sliding to third. Attendance small. But
teries: Beatrice. Morse and Wilson; Schuv
ler. Pryn and Whiting. Hits: Beatrice. 6;
Schuvler, 4. Errors: Beatrice. 1: Schuvlcr.
7. Struck out: By Morse. 6; by Pryn, 6.
Molse Get Two Games.
The Premiers of South Omaha forfeited a
game to the Molse hv falling to show up.
The Molse also defeated the Black Kats
In a one-sided game StinrWy by the score
of 17 to 7. The feature of the game wns the
bat' ing of Blbblns and Metcalfe for tho
Moire. Score:
Molse 0 1 8 6 8 0 -17
Black Kats 4 2 1 0 0 0 O7
Batteries: Carlson and Goodrich; Hart,
Barton and Elliot.
EVENTS ON THE RUNMNO TRACKS
Dike of Kendall Wins Nautilus Stakes
at Brighton Bench. .
NEW YORK. July 18 On s track that
wae heavy as a result of the rnlrt this
morning Duke of Kendall at 9 to 2 won the
Nautilus stakes st one mile and a furlong
at Brighton Beach today. Sweet, Alice and
Possession made the pace to the fnr turn,
wh.r Travers sent Duke of Kendall to tho
front and won by a length and a half from
Posresslon. who in turn was eight lengths
in fror.t of th favorite. Sheriff Bell. Spring,
who won the handicap at one mile and a
quarter; Torchello. the winner of the third
1BC3. Hnd Fhimula In. the first were tho
winning favorites. Results:
First rnce, one mile and a sixteenth,
selling: Flamula, 13 to 6. won; Monster
second, Seymour third. Time: 1:49.
Second nice, steeplechase, about two
miles: Opuntln, 8 to 1. won Conover sec
ond. Libretto third. Time: 4:81.
Third race, six furlongs: Torchello, 9 to 5,
won, Agile second, Tramoter third. Time:
1:1(1.
Fmrth race; the Nautilus stakes, one)
mile and a furlong: Duke of Kendall. 9 to
2 won. Possession second, Sheriff Bell third.
Time: 1:56.
Fifth rnce, hand'rnp, mile and n quarter:
Spring. 17 to 10, won. Lord Badge second.
Brigand third. Time:. 2:074,
Sixth race, five and a half furlongs, sell
inv: Rubric. 20 to 1, won. Montebe'lo sec
ond Gold Fleur third. Time: 1:09.
St. LOUIS, July 18 Results:
First race, five furlongs, purse: Lucky
Chaim. 9 to 2, won, Brandwarlln second,
Fred Prlesmeyer third. Time: 1:09.
Second rac, six furlongs, selling: Rose
court. to 2. won, BaA second. Lady Idris
third. Time: 1:1.
Third race, four and a half furlongs, sell
ing: Zlnda. 5 to 1. won. Arch Oldcam sec
ond. Gay Adelaide third. Time: 0:55,4
Fourth race, one mile and a sixteenth,
handlcnp: Just So. 8 to 6. won, Brnnoas r5
ond, Falkland third. Time: 1:47
Fifth race, one mile, purse: Miss Me
Dav, 2 to 5. won. Ladv Strathmore second,
Varna Fnnso third. Time: 1:41.
Sixth race, seven furlongs, selling: Ori
ent. 8 to 1. won. Transetter second, John
Dovle third. Time: 1:28.
CHICAGO, Jnlv 18 Results:
First race, five furlongs: Michael Byrnes,
7 to 2. won. Cutter second, proprietor third.
Time: 1:01. : w
Second race, seven furlongs: Durbar, 7 to
J, won. Orfo second. Foresight third.
Time: 1:27.
Third race. one mile, Premier stakes:
Tokalon (Knarr). 8 to' 2. won. Miss Craw
ford second. English Lad third. Time:
140, V '
Fourth race, one snjjf a sixteenth miles:
Outcome. IS to 1, Won, Talpa second, Fon
casts third. Time: 1:4T.
Fifth race, one and an eight miles: Birch
Broom, to 10 wOtV Black Wolf second.
Exclamation third. Time: 1 :6S.
Sixth race, six furlongs: Clifton Forge, 8
aawak,
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TRAP MOOTERS AT NORTH PI.ATTK
Fred Gilbert Is Hlah Gob by Oat on
First Day.
NORTH PLATTE. Neb., July 18. (Spe
cial.) Today was clear and hot but with
quite a strong wind, not enough howeter
to de.ter those participating from having
a good day s sport shooting, both from
tower ar.d ground trars. Twelve events
were pulled off, eight from the ground
and four from the tower, with Riiiph
Stsrkey leading In tower shooting. Tho
score of the ten highest men In the ground
trap events, 150 targets eacji, Is as fol ows:
F. Gilbert. 143; F. C. RH hi. 14:': Otis fl Iv-
I ers, 110; M. Dolflndorfer. 110: D:in Brav,
119; Fred Miller. 13N; C. Plank, l;(7; J. W.
! Garrett. 136; Joe Campbell, 135; J. K.
. Werts, 134.
There were twenty-eight entries msde
loony end the nrty mark will be reached
tomorrow. The difference between ground
and tower shooting, the latter being an
Intiovat tun. create nnv nmminl nf fun
while the former Is considered more s a '
mnttfr rr business. 'Htl:iin Hardy, the
famous rifle shot, is hero, and at the cl- se
of tho ilny'j snort p.-we a line ixhibltion
of his .skill with the rifle, shooting wel
nnts, marbles nnd other dimlnntlve artl
e'es when thrown In the itlr. The first
day is ' considered a arnt sticces nn.l tho
boys now have the freedom of town.
FIRE RECORD.
Pnmnce at Columbus.
COLUMBUS. Neb.. July 18 .(Special.)
At 2 o'clock this morning lightning struck
a telephone wire and shortly afterward
flames were seen Issuing from the second
story of Qrny's grocery department. The
upper story Is occupied by lawyers' offices
and a grain commission firm. The loss
to the building Is about $000 end the dam
age to the stock on the first floor from
smoke and water will be 1200 more. Tif
fany & Johnson, stock brokers, meet with
a complete loss, but have already made
arrangements to open up in the morning
in new quarters. The department was
handicapped .in their work from the heavy
storm that was raging when the alarm was
Bounded.
Falls City nble.
FALLS CITY. Neb.. July 18.-(Specln.)-Llghtnlng
struck the barn on tho farm of
John Wltte, northeast of town, the other
morning and burned It to the ground with
all the contents except the horses. About
100 bushels of oats, ISO bushels of corn and
twenty-five tons of hny and 100 worth of
machinery went up in smoke. Cost of
barn. $1,500, Insurance $400, and $200 on con
tents. Wlsronsln Crops Are Dnmnsred.
LA CRORSR, Wis., July 18 Crops In this
section have been greatly damaged bv a
terrific wind and rain storm. Small build
ings In the suburbs of the cltv were un
roofed, creeks overflowed and several
bridges washed away.
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