12
TIIE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: RATURDAY, MAY fl, 100:.
TMRTEEN INNING SHUTOUT
Blither Omiha Nor Dei Moinei Able to Qet
Man Over Plate.
ONLY ONE ERROR, THAT BY PES MOINES
lletiharat's Pltrhlag the Featere el
the Uamr, AllovHasj Only Five
III la tha Thirteen
lanlage.
I1E8 MOINEB. May .-(Bpcclal Trio
gra,m ) A thlrtcnn-lnnlng game on tha
home (round with Omaha today was tha
greatest exhibition over witnessed her.
One error In tha entire gamo waa tha reo
ord, Ilogrlrver overthrowing flraL Omaha
had eleven hit, lrs Molnea Ave, but none
at a tlmo to make runa. Umpire Burn
tailed the gam on account of dark noon.
Ucbhardt' pitching wna the feature of
tha name, Des Molnea' hit being scattered.
Lelfleld fanned eleven men. There were no
clofto decisions except ball and strikes.
The score:
OMAIIA.
All. n. It. S.IL O. A
Thiol, If
t i .. .. .
. Hrif r, ri
Welch, cf ....
Iinlan. a ....
Thomn, lb ..
Martin, lb ....
Hchlpk, lb ..
(intiiling, o ..
Llebhardt, p
Total 48
DES
0 11 0 31 19 0
fianler, rf....
llogrlever, lb
r'rlbe, cf .,
Itoasman, lb
Ci.m, if
Hteele, 2b ....
risk.
Town, o
MOINES.
Alt. R. IL S.K. O. A. E
j own-, u v v
Lellleld, p 4 0
1
1
1
10
I
1
I
13
0
Total 38 0 ft 8 8 19 1
lilt by Inning:
nm.hu 010110111020 0-11
IK Motnr 1 000110001100-6
Stolen base: Thiol. Two-ba hit: Letfcld.
Pontile piny: Mnrtln to Thoma. Hne on
ball: Oft Lelfleld, 1: off Uebhnrdt, .
Btruck out: Hy Lclflrl.l, 13; by l,elbhardt,
6 Wild pilches, Lellleld, 8. Time: 2:10.
Umplru: Burn.
Postponed flann.
At Denver St. Jooph-Denver game post
poned. At Colorado Springs Colorado Sprlngs-
Eloux Illy game postponea.
(Mamllng of the Tram.
riayed. Won. It. rot
Drs Moines 7 6 il .714
8t. Joseph I I .t!7
Omaha 7 4 3 ..671
lenver 8 8 8 .375
BlouX City 8 i 4 .m
Colorado Springs 8 4 .'MS
dame today : Oninlia at Pea Molne. St.
Joseph at Penver, Sioux City at Colorado
Hpruigs.
OtMKI I TIIM NATIONAL LEAGIH
tlrookljn ltimclie IlUa In Eighth and
Urate Philadelphia.
rillT.AnKl.Plft A. Mny 8-By bunching
mis in tue Hoventn nmi cigntn inning to
ilay Hrooklyn dcicutrd the locals with coup
purallvr. fn Attendance. l.sKid. Score:
BROOKLYN. I 1'HIl.ADEI.PHIA.
H.H.O.A K.' H.H.O.A.B.
hmiart, It. 1 1 I 0 0 Tliomii, cf... i 1 I
0 nleaeim, lh.. 1 1 I
rcourtnuy, 3b. 0 11
n;Maee, II 0 I
OlTltus.. rt lit
0 Mrantllela, lb I 11
l.umlev, rf...
MlL-hell, lb..
Owen, lb t
lwta, aa 0
pol.ha. rt
lmhb, lb I
Hitter. i
Junta, p 0
a o
l i
0 4
0 0
1 I
1
II
I 0
Totala 1 1 IT II i
Pooln. e
Corrldon, p
XiithnaT. a.,.
Abbott .,
.001
.014
0 0 0
.000
...0 0 0
Birmingham sports The local registered
1 on a scratch. Hiore, f.l to 1.
OAMK8 M THE AMERICA I EAGl H
I. l.ool Win from Detroit hr leore
of Eleven in ee.
HT. IXIl'IS. Mny IS The local American
leiiaue team celehrntrd Ita firm appearance
at hiimn thl ni"cin by wlnnliiK from De
troit, 11 to 7. I lie a-iimr win rrmarkiit.le
fur It Intermittent tmt tlntt rnlllen, Tim
local drove Kllllnn from the box In the
Rlxth Inning: mid alao gave Kltxon. who
ucceeded him, a hard pounding In the
eighth, when he waa ancieeiled by Font,
who w toiichen Tor two mngiea, wnicn
gave St. Lmil the winning; lead. Attend
ance, i.2"o. score:
T. Lot'lS. DKTROIT.
R. II. O A K. 11.11 O A R
1 I
("ton., If I
Korhler, cf.. 1
Fri.k. rf I
Jnnra. lb I I 11
Wr, e.... 0
Rnik'flrlll, lb 1
Olimon, 3b... I
MnrKan. p.... 0
t'cttr, p 0
I 0 Hlrklian, rt.
t 1 il lrr. .
I (I Prill c
I 1 Kllllnn, p...
I 0 Kltann, p...
Knrd. p
Total! U II 17 14 3Wooda ....
I
0 I
1 0
1 0
o a
0 rhl.tlT. lb. 0
0 Cof.lcv, cf 0
0 Mrlntvr. If.. I
0 Crawtord, lh 0
0 t -miKhlln, Kb. 1
when they rored onre. The feature of
the game were tho batting of the Tekamah
team and the pitching of llucklln, who
twice during the game pitched out of a
Very bad pined; with men on eecond and
third and only one man out he truck out
the next two men up. nd out of alx time
at bat ho. mnde a double and three elugle.
Hcors;
n. ii. e.
Tekamah ... 0OSO84OO 6-lb 17 8
Lyon 000000108 4 B I
Hatterien: Teka'mnh, llucklln and Corple;
Lyon, Cook and Tarrant. Umpire: Marry
tit-yuan.
tJAMF.a 1 51 AMnRlCAX A"Ot IATIOJI
I.onlavllle Itat Indlanapnlla Pitcher
All Over the Lot.
IlFIflVILLE. M:iv J. The local batted
fllnrkell nil over the lot today and won
the firm gutne of the erli'. Campbell wi
a puzzle to the vlaltor. C'atche by Kor
wln and Mcfroery were the feature. At
tendance, 1.2ci. Score:
LOl'ISVtLI.R. INDIANAPOLIS.
n.ii.u.A..
i Tntala 1 ( 14 11 4
Patted for ford In ninth.
Bt. Lnul 0 0 0 1 0 8 13 -ll
Detroit 0 0 0 8 0 0 4 0 07
Karned run: St. IoiiIh. 8: Detroit. 2. Two-
baae tilt: Cooley, C'oughlin, Hickman, Vul-
lace. Three-liaao nun: weaver, Uleaaon,
Home run: -FrlRk. Sacrldc hit: Felty,
Weaver. Double playa: Hickman to Drill,
Koehlor to l'elty, I'elty to Jme. Stolen
tin aea: Wallace, Uleanon (2), CM)ley. lilt
by pitcher: liy Morgan, Cooley. Wild
pitch: l'elty. linaes on oau: (rr Morgan,
5; off Kllllan, 4; off Kltaon, 2; off l'elly, 1.
Struck out: By Morgan, 1; by l'elty. 1:
by Kllllan, 1. Hit: Off Morgan, 6 In six
Innlnga; off l'elty, 2 In three Innlnga; off
Kllllan. 8 In five aid one-third Inning:
off Klteon, 4 In one and two-third Inning";
off Ford, 4 In one inning. Ieu on banc: st.
i.oui. i; Detroit a. lime: i:au. umpire:
Sheridan.
Washington Wlna In Plith.
WASIIINUTtiN, Mav 5. A batting rally
In the elxth Inning gave Wnahlngton to
day'a frame. Brilliant Holding marked the
work of both tenm. Stahl cut oft n number
of anfe hit and Hoffman pulled down ap
parent two-bagger. The home team, re
turning home from their eastern trip at
the head of the lengue, wn greeted by a
large and enthunluetlo crowd. Mannger
Btahl wn preaented with a floral design.
Attendance, 10.ST.8. Score:
WA8HINO.TON. I PIIILADELrillA,
Jnnna. cf...
Hill.' lh o
Stahl. lb 0
llulman, If. 10
Caaatdy, a... 1
Kill, lb 0
Knoll, rt 1
Klttrada, e. 0
Wolta, p 0
R.H O A B
1110 0 Huffman,
of
1111 Harlacl, It..
1110 Davla. lb...
a 0 0 0 Onsa lb. ..
114 0 RrrtMild, rf..
0 a 1 0 Mun.hy. lb.
110 0 Knight, aa..
1110 Bhrnk. e. ..
1110 Henley, p...
aiKird
1 17 10 1,
I Totala ....
R.ll.O.A.B.
0 110 0
1 1
1 Id
l a
l a
l a
l o
l
0 0
0 0
Total 4
I I 24 IS 1
Batted for Henley In tho ninth.
Washington 1 0 0 0 o 3 0 0 4
Milladoiplila 002000000-2
Earned run: Washington, 3; Philadel
phia, !. Two-bnee hit: Stahl, Wolf. Klt
tredge, Davl. Stoleu base: Hartael (2).
Sacrifice hit: Hill, Kill. Double play:
Casaldy to Hill. Flrot base on ball: Off
Wolf, 2: off Henley, 1. Firm baao on er
ror: Waahlngton. 1; rhllndelphla, 1. Hit
with pitched ball: Bv Henley, 1, Struck
out: By Wolfe, 4; by Henley, . I.eft on
baae: Washington, 4: I'hllndelpUla, t.
Time: 1:40. Umpire: O'Loughlin.
Cleveland Win from Chlcaso,
CI.EVEI.ANn, May R. Cleveland won
again today from Chicago. The local
touched Smith up for two nlnglcs and a
double In tho IHtli inning, the three hit
and a base on ball being good tor three
run. Chicago' only run was secured on
a hit, two out and Turner' error. Catches
by Jones ami l.ajole were the lidding fea
tures. Attendance, 8,671. Score:
CLEVELAND. I CHICAOO.
K.II.O.A.R. K II O A E.
Jarkaon, It.
Hay. cf
nick. rt....
liijole, lb...
Hradicy, 3b.
Turnar. aa. .
rare, lb
Buclow. o..
Joaa, p
B. nulla, rt
ll.trr. lb.... 1
McCarthy, cf. 1
Maloticy, ot.. 1
lial. It a
Tinker, aa.... I
ItofTman, lb.. 0
O'Nalll. a.... 1
Liiiira, p. 1
Tolala 4 I 17 II 8
Batted for Corrldon In the eighth.
Brooklyn 1000203207
I'htluddphlii ........1 l 80000004
Earned runs: Brooklyn, 4; Philadelphia,
I. Two-bnso hits: Shecknrd, Tltu. Three
Iuiho hit: Hi'Kimltelil. Sue rl lice bits: Thomas,
Mngee. Stolen bases: Courtney, looin.
JinuiKtlcld, Bahb, Hitter, Ieft on bases:
truoklyn, 6; VliUiulelphla, 11. First baae
on ball: Off Jones, ; off Corrldon, 1.
First bus on errors: Brooklyn, 1: Phila
delphia. :. Hit with pitched ball: By
Jones, 1. Struck out: By Jouea, 8; by Corrl
don, 'J; by Suthoff, 1. Hit: Off Corrldon,
13 In rlr.ht Innings. Wild pitch: Corrklon.
lime: 1I:0A. Umpire: Johnstone.
Chicago Ileal Htt I.onla.
CHICAOO, May ll.-Hard and timely hit
ling, with perlVci supiKirt behind L.undgren,
won an uninteresting, game for Chicago
today. Attendance, 4.200. Score:
CHICAOO. I "bt. Lovi.
H. HO. A.K.I H.H.O.A.B.
raaar, lb.... 1 111 Clark, lb.... 1 1031
0 a 0 0 Shannon, It.. I 0 0
a io 8 8mo.it, ct.... a a t o
014) Brain, ..... 01118
110 0 tlccklay, lb.. 0 111
110 0 PuniaaTy, rf. 1 0 I a 0
8 14 0 Murk, lb.... 1(310
0 110 Orady, 1 0 8 0 0
1 0 0 0 Eearfnaa ... 0 1 0 0 0
8 0 8 0 MrOtnlajr, p., 0 1 0 0 0
; Kallum, p.... 0 10 4
Totala 80 II IT M 0 -JJJJ
I toui a at ia i
fhlcago 30300810 11)
It. Loui 2000110028
Hit: Off McOlnley, 8 Itt four Innlnga;
Off Keilum, 8 In live Innlnga. Left on bise:
Chicago, ; St, lul, 8. Two-bane hit:
Tinker, Clarke. IKim run: Tinker. Pueri
le hit: Shannon, Stolen baae: BarryT
noimnii, waiuucj, viarae, oniooi, Lautey,
liable. Struck out: By Lundgren, g.
aaed ball: Orady. First baae on ball:
)ff Lundgren. ft: off McOlnlcy, 2; off Kel
um, L llit with pitched ball: O'Neill,
rimes 1:60. Umpire: Klem.
ri(thnrx Oatplaya Clnelnnntl.
riTTSBUUtl, May ft.-Ievr waa Invin
cible up to the ninth Inning, only two of
the visitor reaching first. Then a ainU
and a triple and an error gave them two
rune, i-uiauurg nit jiarper freely In tha
fourth and won tha game. Ce.Dtaln Kellv
proteeted tha game on the ground that
in piicurr dx i not graded according
to rule. Attendance, l.wft. Score:
PITTSBi'RO. CINCINNATI.
. H.H.O.A.B. I H.H.O.A.B.
riar. ir ... a a Hulia, lb.. I) I t
unuBittui, ci a a a a EMi.vmour, cl.. 1 I a 0
C!QMr, rf... 1 10 arbriac rt... 1 10
W.aaar. aa... 1 I a I 0 Odarall, If.,., 0 It
Clancy, lb..., 1 a II 1 O polan. lb..., I 0 10
Rttchcr. lb.. 0 I a 1 Corcc.ru. aa.. 0 1 a
KtoHrliU. Ik.. 1 a 1 0 a 9t.luf.lot. tkO 4 4
ra'ia. 1 I ad hl.l o I 1
-". til OiHarpar. p.... 00
I
Ml k,.kl.
Total 4 I It 18 ll
I
0
0
a
i
4 84 10 I
Totala...,
Batted for Harper la ninth.
Plttshurg 0 4080O01 4
Cincinnati 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 2 i
. Karned run: Pittsburg. 8: Cincinnati, i.
Two-base hit: Clancy til. Seymour. Three-
i mu; retiring, eioien Itasca: Clarke,
eeauniiiin. me nrme, ceymour. iHaae on
ball: oil llatwr, 1. struck out: By Har
per, 4. Time; LSU Umpire; Uauswlue aud
ctuene.
New York Defeats Boalon.
NKW i OKK. May L-Ntw York beat
Boston today by score ol 6 to 1. McOin
mty held the vl&ltora safely and a muff by
Strang wa the only loophole through
v m n euauin waa savra iroiu a Shutout.
Autmianca, a.iak score; 9.
KKW TOBK. I BOITON.'
H.H.O.A.B U.ktOAt
rxlta, ef... 110 OCtaoaU. e(.. l 1 1
teaa. rt ... I t 1 Tauacy, lb ... t I 13 I 1
M.uaaa. ik.. 1 1 II 1 Abb 'kale, 0 0 1 4 I
Mraeahaa, I I I .lT'rtaa, lb 0 I 1
Men., It... Ill OiKarclay. It.. I 0 1
lila aa... 1 1 1 Kh.r& mt a a .
Iua, J... I 111 ,Ha.air, 1.. I a t
OtibMt. b... I tit lsl:iaa, .. 0 1 1 I
a 1 a airraaar, p.... a a
1 1 I 1 y
. 1 10 at m "a
Tetal t 10 31 80 ToUl 1 I N II
New York I I 1 I I I M
k-ton 0 4 ) 4) 1 I 4)
rtrat bjtae on error: Boston, t Left on
hor: New York, Boston, C First baae
on bjtll: OtY Frasvr, 8. Struck out: By
Fraaer, 2, Thrve-Uaae hits lV.niiu, Two-
iaaa nu: euaug, Aic.iaun. Siolrn baer
IKtui.n, Merle, lahlvu. Devlin. Double
flay: Ihlen to Uiitwrt to McOann tli.
WiKI pitch; Fraaer. Time; Umpire:
Standing; of (ho Tenana,
New York ,
Pitlsbutg
PhtladrUOila ...
OnKinnait .,...
t liUai'. .........
ltruuil) a
itt. LaHU
timUvn
Otimr today
Fiviu at Phlladelnhia, Clnclunau at
1 111 -1 x-.rf, EC. Luuia at Ctucagu.
Xakraaka ladlauaa Find I,
BIHM1NOHA.V. la.. May 8.-tSrolaI Tel
egrana The . ?..-braika Indian mad 81
1 jcwa toUay aai tva a tti law trvu
Played. Won. Lost. prt
1 18 3 .liij
1 1 .bVi
14 I I .1,0
K 8 8
18 I I .
1 I 11 .4-U
,lf 11 .is)
ai a .Sii
Hoaton at New Tork.
Kcrwln, rf... I
lUllman, II.. I
ll'itiwr. lb... 1
Hart, cf I
M'Rnmcry, ftb I
Hratihcar, 2b. 0
Bi'hnvar, c. .. 0
Uulnlan. aa. . 0
Catniibell, p. . 0
I I
1 It
1 0
0 0
0 Bwandcr. rf
0 Mcf'rccry, cf. 1
0 Thoncy. If... 0
Ol'iirr, 3b .0
Totala 10 16 37 11 :
Ixnilsville
Iuilliinnpoll ....
Two-base hits
bnses: Kerwln
Oat can, aa... v
Srhvartt, lb. 0
HI. key. lb... 0
Until. C 0
.iurkella, p.. 0
H.H.O.A.B.
0 0 0 0
Totala 1 I 14 11 I
..1 1 4 4 0 0 0 0 10
.. 1 000000001
flchrlever, Thoney. Stolen
Brashear. Sacrifice hits:
'first lntercollelt game of thl eon
with Grlnnell, defeating them ft to ,-Rrlj'I"r!
Ame 1 0 0 0 0 8 1 0 ft 3
Orlnnell 10100000 0-2 4 3
Batteries: Ames, Riley and Wlllett; Orln
nell, Smlthon and Valcriu. Umpire: Hea
ler of Ame.
WITH THE- HOWLERS.
TTie Excelsior team, which made a
World' record last summer, started an
other season last night with a win from
a picked team. Even the association al
ley were slow from the wet weather and
no large score were made on either side.
Huntington rulled out the high total, with
tVvii, but his late partner In double, won't
have much to say for some days. The
Excelsior are open for gams with all
comer, and will probably be accommodated
by tho sapie team next Friday night: The
cor:
EXCELSIORS.
1st. 2d. 3d. Total.
Frltschef 211 10
Spriigue .....192
Bengele 174
Chandler 170
Huntington 2e3
198
1A8
191
1!9
178
149
177
170
178
Schrlever, Brashear. First base on ball:
tiff Campbell, 1; oft Starkells, 2. Struck
out: Bv Campbell, 1. Hit with pitched
bull: Thoney, Hurt. Kerwln. Double plays:
Starkells to Osteon to Dickey, Houser to
Brashear. Left on bases: Ixiulsvllle, 6:
Indlupolls. 6. Time: 1:65. Utjiplre: Hart.
Ht. Innl Defeat Milwaukee.
ST. PAI'I May B. Despite almost freez
ing weather, a good crowd saw the home
aeuBon opened with the hoisting of the
pennant, Mayor Smith and Ijrnguo Presi
dent J. D. O'Brien taking part In the cere
monies. Milwaukee's fielding errors, com
bined with Evans' effectiveness at critical
junctures, gave St. I'aul an easy victory.
The features wcro a running cntch by
Flotirnoy whlcn enabled him to double to
O'Neill at tlrst and two home runs by
Bcvllle. Attendance, 1,230. Score:
6T. PAVU I MILWAPKEB.
H.H.O.A.B R 11 U A E.
Oder, 3b I 10 1 1 rtnhlnaon. aa. 3 a 4 I a
Q iVNciil, It.... 1
OlM l h'an'y, rf 0
Ol J O' llrlcn, IbO
OjF.H'phill, cf. 0
0 Mi l" ml. k. 3b 0
Carney, rf. .. 1
t'.H phiu. cr. l
PO'llrlen, aa 1
Marran, 2b... 1
Klouriuiy, If. 1
Kellry, lb.... 1
NiKinan. c. . . 0
Kvana. p 1
o a
l i
a o
a a
i a
i u
a t
i l
OlClark. lb.
Pevllle, o
Curtla, p.
Total 10 13 27 14 l Totala I 13 14 It
P. Paul 201 0 2118 '-10
Milwaukee 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 2-5
Two-base) bits: P. O'Brien (3, Marcan,
Noonan, F. Hemphill, J. O'Brien, MeCnr
mlck. Home runs: Bevlllo -), O'Neill.
Sacrifice hits: Carney i:i), Oder, Flournoy
(lii. Double plays: Flournoy to Kelley,
Evans to Marcan to Kelley, O'Neill lo
Itohlnson to McCormlek. Stolen bases:
Flournoy 2. 1'. O'Brien, O'Neill. Hit with
pitched hall: Curtis, Kelly. First base on
balls: Off Evans, 4; off Curtis, 4. Tlmo:
1:50. I'nudre: Haskell.
Toledo Defeat Colombo.
COLUMBUS, May 8 Toledo defeated Co
lumbus today by bunching hits. Doyle's
double, with tho bases tilled. In the sixth
k-on the gtvmo for the visitor. Attendance,
TV. Hi.ni'.'
D,73. Score:
TOLEDO.
H.H.O.A.B
Gilbert, cf.... 3
CUtiKtiian. aa 1
Doyle, lb 0
Dumont, 2b.. 0
Lee, rf 0
Morlarltv, 3h. 1
lllarkliurii, it 0
Cliirk. c 0
Mlnnehan, p. 1
1 3
0 3
1 1.1
a a
i o
a o
0 3
a a
1 l
COLCMIU'S.
; H.H.O.A.B
llDaTla. rf 0 1 0 0 0
0 PU'krrlnK, cf. 0 1 a
1 llnlawttt. aa.. 0 0 3
3jCon(alton, If. 1 1 I
0 Klhni. lb.... 1 1 11
Totala
1 3 1 1 0 llnlmea. If.. 0 1 1 0 0
1100 Jnna., ct 0 1 3 1 0
1 1 0 0 0 Callahan, rt. 1 1 3 1 0
0 8 t 3 0 DaTla. aa 0 1 1 4 0
0 114 0 Donahue, lb. 0 11 8 0 0
0 0 t 3 l Dundon, lb.. 0 1 1 I 0
0 0 14 0 0 McKarla.id, e 0 0 3 1 0
1130 Tannchlll, Sb 0 1 1 3
110 1 0 Smith, p 0 10 3
Total 4 I 37 13 II Totala 1 1 24 U 0
Cleveland 00003100 ' 4
Chicago 000100000 1
First base on errors: .Chicago. 1. Two
base hit: Flick. Sncrillre hits: Bay,
i tinier, l'avis. ntoien oases: iirauiev
Dundln. Double plays: Turner to Lajoie
o Carr. Bradley to lwiJole to Carr. First
base on balls: Oft Joss. 4; off Smith. 2.
Hit with pitched ball: By Smith. 1. 11 1
on base: Cleveland, ; Chicago. 7. Struck
out: By Joss. 8; by Smith, 8. Time: 1:47
Umpires: Kelle? and McCarthy.
Boston Win front Nevr York.
BOSTON. Mny 8. With two men on base-1
in tho seventh Inning of today's game,
Ferris hit to deep left center for a home
nn. winning tne game trotn mew ioik.
Another run came in the eighth on two
ingle ami an out Meld fly. New York
scored In the fourth on Dougherty's three
bagger and a single by Fultx. Keeler
home run added another score In the nlntn.
Two fast double plays by Collins and Orlm
shuw were the Melding features. Attend
ance, 7,4. Score:
BOSTON. I NKW YORK.
H.H.O.A.B. H.H.O.A.B.
BurVett. If.. 1 1 t 0 0 Pouahr'tr. If 1 3 10 0
parant, aa.... 0 0 0 1 1 Keelar, rf... 1110 0
tahl, ct.... 1 I o 0 Mill i. ci i g o
Cnlltna. 3b... 1 8 3 3 0 Wtlllama. lb. 0 0 0 I 0
Freeman, rt. 0 0 1 0 Conroy, lb... 0. 1 3 1 1
0 0 3 Yaaer, aa... 0 0 3 1 0
3 0 3 0 Chaa. lb.... 0 101
Oil Klelnow, .. 0 0 4 3 0
1111 Powell, p.... 0 0 0 4 0
Totals 4 1 37 13 ll Tolala .... I 1 14 11 I
Boston 0 0 0 0 0 0 81 4
New York 00010000 12
Sacrifice hits: Freeman (2). Keeler, Burk-
ett. Two-base hit: Collin. Thrce-bae
hit: Dougherty. Home run: Ferris,
Keeler. Stolen bases: Conroy, Fult. Dou
ble piny: Collins to Orlmshaw to Collins.
Collin to Grltufthaw. First base on balls:
Off Powell, 1. Hit with pitched ball: By
Powell, 1. Struck out: By Winter, 8; by
Powell, 8. Time: 1:4J. Umpire: Connolly.
Handing of tho Team.
Played. Won, Lost. Pet.
t 10 17 17 4
Ryan, 2b 0 0 1
liarbeau, 3b,. 1 a 0
llriwn, c 0 0 4
Malarkey p.. 0 1 1
FMel 0 0 0
Totala
Orlmahaw, lb 1
Kan la, 3b.... 1
rler, o..
Wluler. p.
Washington ....
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia ...
Detroit
St. Loula
Boston
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...1
...16
...14
...17
...18
11
10
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.600
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Game today: Chicago at Cleveland. De
troit at St. Louis, PhlladerphU at Washing
ton, New York at Boston.
Tekamah Defeat Lyons,
TEKAMAH. Neb , May 8. (Special.) The
Tekamah baae ball team won from the
Lyon team on the latter ground yester
day by a score of IS to 4. Tekamah had
them shut out up to the seventh Inning,
3 I 37 U 1
Batted for Malarkey In ninth.
Toledo 1 0000400 0-5
Columbua 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 13
Stolen bases: (illbert, Demont. Sacrifice
hits: Ryan, Moriarlty, Blackburn, Mlnne
han. First base on balls: Off Malarkey, 6;
ore Aitnnenan, 4. Two-base hits: Malarkey
Doyle, Lee, Moriarlty, Mlnnehan. Duubie
play: Mlnnehan to Cllngman to Doyle,
lilt by pitched ball: Clark. Struck out:
By Malarkey, 8; by Mlnnehan, 1. Passed
balls: Brown, 2. Time: 1:50. Umpire: Kan.
Kanana City Brat Minneapolis,
MINNEAPOLIS. May 5. A crowd of 4.000
cmiiusiasiic tans shivered in the cold here
today while Minneapolis lost the first game
of tne local season to Kansas City, 8 to 5.
Stovull was hit hard In the tlrst inning
and two doubles and three singles netted
live runs. Hines replnel Stnvall and wa
Invincible until tho ninth, when his wlld
ness, coupled with good hitting, netted the
visitors three more, score:
KANSAS CITY. I MINNEAPOLIS.
R H O. A K. I R.H.O.A.B.
Totals 950
PICKED TEAM.
1st. 2d
Neale 213
Orlfflths 19
OJerde .....( 158
Forscutt 1K2
Marble 126
m 847 2,733
3d. Totals.
Totals..
...868
176 176 &.'6
PM 178 6W
212 19B 55
1S3 106 6.11
K.9 192 477
893 607 2,673
Tenraatera Defeat galeainen. .
In the seventh annual game of the sales
men and the teamster of the people
store the latter won by the score of 9 to 8.
The prlxe wn 1,500 cigar. Tho salesmen
lost the game on account of their costly
error. Many good plays were made and
those who witnessed the game say It was
the best game the salesmen and team
ster ever played. Bengele and Venls car
ried err tne hatting Honors ana Mcuormica
played n star game at first for the team
ster. The core:
Teamters 34200000 09
Salesmen 00100381 0 S
Home run: Venls. Benaele. Three-base
hits: Knapp (21, Sage (2), Sesklnd, Thomp
son. Left on bases: Teamsters, 8: Sales
men, 11. Struck out: By Destlehorse, 7;
by Knapp 19. Error: Salesmen, 8; Team
sters, 2. Hit by pitched ball: Thompson.
Double pluy: Knapp to ltau to ituoa.
Batteries: Teamsters, Destlehorse and
Sage) Salesmen. Mandelberg and Knapp.
Umpire: O. H. Moore.
The People s store team would like .to
hear from I O. Doup, Miller, Stewart
ft Beaton and Debce & Runyan. Address
F. J. Bengele, care. Teople a Btore.
Iowa Track Team Selected.
IOWA CITY, May 6 -(Speclal Telegram.)
The following men compose the Iowa uni
versity track team, which meets Normal
at Cedar Falls tomorrow: Sprints, Ren
shaw, Rlencke. Davis, Donelan; hurdles.
Murphy, Brown, Mylor: distance men,
StantU'ld, Riley. Young, Shaw, J offers. Gor
don: pole vault, Smith, Clark; weights,
Chalmers, McMahon, Schwlnn, Durkee,
Royal, Allen; jump, Barker, Brown, Par-rlon.
NORTHWESTERN STARTS WORK
Caaper-Iander Extension Will lie
Under War Saturday vtlth
Many Workmen.
CASPER. Wyo.. May 5 (Special. )-Work
Is to be started Saturday on the Cnsper
Lander extension of the Chicago A North
western. Men, horses, wagons and grad
ing machinery were shipped today from
Deadwood, Beatrice and Lincoln and a
number of laborers will be Bent from Den
ver tonight and tomorrow. The North
western will first construct grade for the
supply yards west of tha roundhouse here
and . lay track at once. The grade will
then be pushed on across the Platte river
and out over the plain toward Lander
and the Wind River Indian reservation.
Some time will be required to build the
Platte river bridge, but after It Is com
pleted the work of grading west of the
river will be pushed rapidly.
A Itige party of Northwest em officials
was here yeaterday and went to Chad
ron. They will return In a few days and
In carriage will make a trip over the route
of the proposed road. They will bo In t,he
field several weeks.
thirty days. This Is the second time that ( for the best track, best krrt lections, ata.
the Initiative and referendum law adopted
lx years ago has been Invoked.
Ilorsrt hlevr Are toay.
HURON. S. D., May B. (Special.) Horse
thieve appear to be doing Inrgn business
In Keya Taha county, Nebraska; Lyon
county, low, and In the southeastern part
of South Dakota. Notices have been re
ceived by Sheriff Young of this city noti
fying him of tho operations of a gang of
horse thieves that Infests those sections.
A doxen or more valuable horses, together
with sets of harness, buggies, etc., h.ive
been stolen during the Inst few weeks. Re
wards are offered for the return of the
missing animal or for Information that
will lead to the arrest and conviction of
the thieves. Some year ago the Weaslng
ton hills were the rendexvous of a gang of
rustlers operating In the localities now
suffering from tho same causo and finally
several of the gang were captured and
hung, and this might bo tho fate of the
present organisation If they get Into th
bands of those whose horses they have
stolen.
Marathon Rood Race Today.
ST. LOUIS, May 5. The twenty-five-mlle
Marathon race to be run under the auspices
of the Missouri Athletic club will take
place tomorrow afternoon. The course was
Inspected today und found to be very
ninUtlv In places. Candidates for the race
assembled at the club house today and
were given a thorough physical examination.
Sonthern League Game.
At Sherevcport Shreveport, 11; Little
Rock, 7.
At New Orleans: New Orleans, 3;
Memphis. 1.
At .Nashville Nashville, 8; Atlanta, 1.
At Montgomery Birmingham, 9; Mont
gomery, 7.
Trnvla Defeats Jenninga,
GARDEN CITY, L. I., May 5. Walter J.
Travis easily won his match in the contesc
for the pr!e cup In the open tournament
in the Garden City Golf club, which wa
continued today. Ills opponent was Philan
der R. Jennings. Travis made the round
In SL.
ARRANGEMENTS , FOR HOl'XD-lPS
Commence In Mnrala District Late
In May.
STURGIS, S. V., May 5 (Speclal.)-There
will be no regular schedule of round-up
program printed this year, owing to some
misunderstanding, but the following I the
program for tho local round-up, with dates:
Morenu Round-up Begins May 20 at the
Flying-V ranch, working up the South
Morenu to Its head; over to North Moreau
and down to the Flylng-V; thence down
main Morcau to reservation line; up Rab
bit and Antelope creeks to the head, down
Thunder butte to the reservation line and
thence to Grand river.
Belle Fourche River Round-up Beginning
May 25 at the mouth of Bull creek on the
Eelle Fourche; down the Belle Fourche and
Cheyenne to the reservation line; thence
up Red Owl to Its head; thence across to
Ilay creek; up the Elms to the head and
thence to Willow creek.
Sulphur Round-up Begins Vune 5 at the
reservation line on Sulphur; thence up that
creek to Its head and thence, to Willow
creek.
Range foremen will act as round-up fore
men on their respective ranges.
City Officer Twenty Years.
ABERDEEN, 8. D., May 5.-(8peclal.)
On May 1, 1SS5, August C. Witte first took
his scat as a member of the Aberdeen city
council. On Monday evening. May 1, 19o5,
he retired to private life. During the in
tervening twenty years Mr. Witte has
served aa alderman or mayor all but two
yFnrs. His retirement this year was by his
own desire, his large business interests pre
venting him from longer serving the city.
Just before the council adjourned sine die
Alderman W. G. Wells, in behalf of the
members of the city council and the city
officials, presented Mr. Witte with a Ma
sonic watch charm engraved with the em
blems of tho Scottish and York Rites of
that order.
Nebraska Roys Shnt Ont.
ST. LOUIS, May 6. (Special Telegrams
Nebraska university base ball team was
defeated by Washington here this after
noon. Score: R.H.E.
Washington ...1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01 4 1
Nebraska 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 2 2
Nance, cf.... 1 1
Downey, aa.. 0 0
Sullivan, aa.. 0 0
Maaaay, lb.i 1 11
Klrbert. if.. 1 I
Donahue, lb. 1 3
Caairo. rf.... I 1
Homier, 3b
Under, c
Morgan, p.
1 3
1 1
0 0 0 4 01
1 10 27 11 ll
0 Fox. lb 1 1
0 Sullivan, rf.. 0 1
0 Jonea. cf 1 t
1 IVulter. If... 0 0
0, lira ham. lb.. 1 11
O'Marahall. c 1 8
0 Orcm'ger. 3b 0 0
0'Ovler. aa 0 1
0 Stnvall, p... 0 0
0 0 0 4 OlHlnea. p.
1 0
Totals I 10 27 19 ll Total 8 1 37 10
Kansna Clt 5000000038
Minneapolis 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 06
Earned runs: Kansas City, 8; Minne
apolis, 1. Two-base hits: Graham, Oyler,
Butler, Rlckert, Bonner. First base on
balls: Off Slovall, 1; oft Hines, 8; off
Morgan, 2. Inning pitched; By Stovall. 1;
by Hines, S. Hits: Off Stovall. 6: oft Hines,
5. Struck out: By nines. 2; by Morgan, 2.
Double piny: Graham, unassisted. Sacri
fice hit: Doney. Hit with pitched ball: By
Morgan, 1. Stolen base: Nar.oe. Left on
bases: Minneapolis, 6; Kansaa City, 8.
Time: 2:00.
Standing 'of the Teaaii,
Plaved. Won, Lost. Pet.
Columbus la 11 4 .733
Milwaukee 12 4 .66?
Kansas City U 7 6 .558
Louisville II 7 7 .6o0
Mlnneapoll 13 ft 7 .417
St. I'aul 13 6 8 .34
lndinuapolia 11 4 7 .!M
Toledo 12 .807
Game today: Toledo at Columbus, In
dianapolis at Ixi'itsvlllfv Milwaukee at St.
Paul, Kansas City at Miiineupolla (
Bcrlbner Jnnlora Win. .
SCRIBNKR. Neb., May B.-(8peclal.)-The
Scrlbner Juniors defeated the local In a
very interesting game by tbe score of 9 to
8. Score;
Serlbner Junior.... 00012300 8-1
Local 01000310 88
Batteries! Scribne Junior, Brown, Staf
ford and Meyer; locals. Dryer and Robert,
ton.
Ame Defeat Grlnnelk
AMES. la.. May 8. (Special Telegram.)
In a light rain here today Ames played tha
Brooklyn Women Win.
PHILADELPHIA, May 6.-At the last
session today of the Women's Whist league
tho Brooklyn trophy was won by the
Brooklyn Woman's Whist club.
Gray Kulght Dent the Koontae'a.
In a even-innlng game the Gray Knights
deteated the Kountse's by a acore of 13 to
13. Batteries: Gray Knights. Gardiner and
McCullough; Kountze's. Julian und Mills.
College Baae Ball Gamea.'
At St. Louis Washington university, 1;
Nebraska university. 0.
At liwrence. Kan. University of Colo
rado, 3; Haskell Indians, 6. '
Small Ulls of Sport.
Krug park probably will open May 13.
The big leagues nre drawing big crowds
for this .season of the year.
Saturday will witness tha opening of the
gun club season at the Omaha Uun club
grounds across th river.
The new Belmont race course, with it
six tracks and accommodation for 40.0oo,
waa opened Thursday.
Sunday's excursion train to Pes Moines
leaves the Union depot at 7:30 and will
arrive In Drs Moines in time for the ex
cursionist to get their dluucrs before the
game starts.
Danny Shay has decided to accept the
terms ot the Robinsons, and it Is thought
by some that the reduction of Nichols and
Brain waa part of the agreement under
which Shay waa to return.
All western tenni players are planning
to come to the big tournament in Omaha
In August. This city has mnde a reputa
tion in the matter of entertulnlng visitors
at these meet and the players are all
glad to com..
Kid Nichols, the deposed manager of the
St. lxmts rsatlonals, and David L. Brain,
the deposed captain, both will be retained
on the team as players. Both naked for
their release, but thl was refused by the
Robinsons, who said they could nut get
along without either one of the men.
Chairman Hoel and other members of the
jolt committee at the Field club have
bought a wagon load of prise for tha tour
nament Saturday afternoon. Stein, golf
bag and golf sticks galore will be given
with a lavish .hand to the winners. The
old stars will be sufficiently handicapped
so that the new players all will have an
even break for the prlxe.
Water Works Proposition Up.
LAKE ANDES, S. D., May 6. (Special.)
The town board of Lake Andes has re
jected a petition for a franchise to private
parties for a water works system In the
town and the ordinance will be voted on
at a special election to be held within
High Price for Wool. .
RAWLINS. Wyo., May 6.-(SpeclaI.)
Wyoming wool hns reached the highest
price ever attained since the Inauguration
of the Industry In this state thirty years
ago. Andy Nelson $ Co. were the lucky
flockmnsters, receiving 22 cents per pound
for 85,000 pounds. FYnncIs, Wiley A Co.
of Boston were the purchasers. The wool
Is very fine. Wool has been selling here
for- from 19 to 22 cents for a week, and It
Is predicted the high-water mark will not
be reached until 244 and 26 cents Is offered.
It is reported that one flockmaster received
23 cents for hta wool, but the report cannot
bo confirmed.
Rest Kept 1'nlon Pnclllo Track.
LARAMIE. Wyo., May 5. (Special.;
Roadmnster Ed Duell has been advised
that the fifth and sixth districts of the
Union Pacific have been awarded the prizes
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