THE BEE: OMAHA, "WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1910.
Cubs Put Pirates on the Yardarm; Athletics Winners Again; Grand Island Given Shut Out
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LINCOLN ,TOS A SWMFESI
.nte'lopei Get Only One More Hit
Than Bourkei. , '
BUT VISITORS . HIT HARDEST
Irort U 11 to 9 la Favor of Lincoln,
After tessloa of Prettr Bettnaj
and Fnilnr- of Mtehei
HoiirkM t'se Two.
Omaha, ; Lincoln. 11. .
a .watfest wm played Tuesday
toon at the Vinton iimt lot betwoen
the Ttourkes and the Anteloper. T
Antelopes only not one more hit than the
itourkes, but they hit harder.
Banders was sent Into the box In the
sixth, after Hollenbeck had displayed a
Utile wiMness. and Sandy wa. metr.!'
the Lincoln sluggers. , Cobb wa the first
man to face him and he liked Handy of
fering, so well that about the second
ball pitched he cracked on the home run
upot and ft sailed over the left field
fence, forkman BmBlcd and then Jacx
Thomas came up. Jack picked out a good
one and Hammed It over the left field
fonee Just a little east of the .pot selected
by Cobb to place the ball. This made
three run. from three men up. Not con
.. .ih a nartlal slaughter. Clark and
Fox each hit for double. These five hits
kSmiiirht In four runs.
Lincoln used three pitchers. Knapp
tarted and was doing well when he was
hit on the hand by a pitched dui
bad to go out of the game. McGrath we.
tent in. but. he we not steady. Fox was
called upon to bat for McGrath in the
ixth when Clark waa on second. He
pitched the remainder of the game and
mnt atvav in good Mhape
Omaha, started off with a rueh and hold
th. Antloiea runlets Tor two innings
In the third .Hllley blew up and allowed a
two-bagger, passed four men, lorwu
mf.r and hit a man. He steadied for an
Wining, but was louche, up for four hits
11 the filth. Sanders was called into the
tame in the net esilop. Score:
.'.OMAHA.
' . , A I. 'it.
McNeil, to.. ;-V
corrtdon, s
Wrioni. If............. 4 ft .v
H.
0
0
0.
o.
w
W b. ia In .li
Weloh, rf.;A.......M i'
Thompson, cf 1
perrine. iib... 0
Uonding, c.......-.. b u
Viollenneck, f.... 1 .,0
Handera, i 1 .,0
Totals
84 '
LINCOLN.
AB. K
4 1
11 37
II.
3
0,
3
0
0
1
O.
0
3
1
3
13
4
!
3
0
0
9
A.
0
1
0
3
o
3
1
3
3
3
0
Jude, rf...,
Cole, .., ,
Conn, rf
Cockman, 8b....
'i homes, lb
V ledensauk' 3b.
5
6
6
. 8
Davis, cf..,, 4
Clark, c... --6
Knapp, p....
Mcurath,.- p.
b ox, P
..'0
3
Totals ' .,
,..'...89 'U 12 !I 15 3
Omaha "" ' ' " ' . ' ' ' ' .
Runs ,.-... il S 0. J.,0 0 0 0- 8
Hits ..."J".!..,"......., 1 J 3 0 1 8 0 i 1-11
Ht ... 0 S 1 3 4 0 0 0-11
Hits .v....l 1 1 6 0 0 0-13
Home russr Cobb, Thomaai Two-base
blu: Kane. Cockinan, Clark, Fox. Sacri
fice hits; Persona, Perrlne. Stolen buses;
Jude t), . CockmaivCoiTldon. Hits: Off
HnllMiliachi, 1 tn . live lunlnirs: off, tlaAdera,
I In four Innings; off Knapp. 8 in three
Innings; off McUrath!- 4 In two Innings; off
Fox. 8 In lour innings. BiruuK oui. ay
MnlWnharUi. . i- hv Sanders. 1: by Fox. 2.
Bases on balls: Off Hollenoeck, (; off
Ranriors 2: off RnsDt). t: off McUrath, 6.
Double play: Davis to Cole. Hit by pitched
hull- hv Hnlienheck:- 1. Passed ball
Clark. Left on bases: Omaha, 11; Lincoln,
11. Time: 2 .15. Umpire: Haskell. At
tendance, 500. ' .
of - (ha Game.
Nig Perrine made a pretty run aad catch
Of Cockman's fly In the fourth. He ran In
close behind first ba.se and Just grabbed
It before It got away. He made, another
attempe later for a fly in almost the same
place but failed.
Corrldon' got a, rap In tho eye In the
seventh when ha booted Cobb's grounder.
The ball glanced off "his foot and slapped
blm squarely In the right optic.
Perrine got Into the game In better shape
than he nae since his return. lie got a
Ingle, a sacrifice and accepted five chances
without an -error,
Jude waa the regular stealer. He stole
second and third In the Ilrst inning ana
Second in the fourth
Johnny Gondlng was pegging In his old
time form. He made two bad throws to
second and one to tlyrd.
After Sanders got by the' first inning he
pitched god ball, and let . the Antelopes
town without a nit
Today'a Is the last game' that will be
played at home by the Rourkea until July
19. They go lor twelve games, four each
with Des Moines, Sioux City and Lincoln,
-CHAMPS PA1I. SU PD THE BALI,
Vnabla to borate Mr. Hammond, Ho
tonx City Wins.
SIOUX CITY. July 8. Deal Mames coHild
rot hit Hammond successfully today and
loet to Sioux City. Score:
SIOUX CITY,
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Andreas, 2b.'... 8 0 1 3 3 0
Stem, lb. ...j.., 3 ..'0 0 18 1 0
Chilian, 3b t 3 81 t 2
Kenlon. rf 8 0 8 0 0 0
Neighbors, cf.... .... 4 ' 1 2 3 0 0
Miller, e 3 11 6 10
Hartman, ss,, 3 3,1 4 5 3
Myers, If 4 13-0 0 0
Hammond, p, . , . . . 4 0 ' 0 0 3 0
Totals ....(,...-. 29 7 U 27 14
' pfi .MOINES.'
' ' 1 ' AB. K. H. O. A.'E
O.
0
8
3
11
3
0
1
4
0
0
Kearney, 2b.,i...J. 4 0 1
Colligan, ss.a ...... 4 0
MSlllCK, CI.W.V.....
Dwyer. lb...-..-.:.'....
Nlchoff. Sb., .......
Curtis, lf...v,..,...
Bader, rf...v.
Hawkins, o.
Owens, p
Hersche
Totals ......... . ... . M
8 84 17
Bittted for, Owens In the ninth.
Sioux City .... il 1. 4.0 0 0 0 0
Des Mollies 00 1 00000 0-1
Stolen bases: . Andreas, Neighbors, Fen
Ion. Two-baso hits: Myers, Mattlck. Sac
rifice hits: Fenlon, Qulllln. Double plays:
yutilin to Stem; Hartman to Stem. Struck
out: By Hammond, 8; by Owens, 2. Base
on balla: Off Hammond, 4; off Owens, 4.
Hit by pitcher: By Hammond, 2; by
Owens. X. Tin..:. I:b5. L'mplre: Mullen.
Attendance: Mu.
DESYaCR'a PITCH Kits PILL Ol'T
twawsMsastB
Br rhanala la Time Urlsallea Beat
' Joseph;
ST. JOSEPH. July I. Denver, won from
St. Joseph t'xla- by. changing pitchers In
the second w hett the, hwnie team began to
find Adams. ' Score:
DENVER.
? AB. a H.
Uoyd. 2b & 1 1
VValdron. If........,,,.'. 4 1. 3
Cranston, ss 6 13
Tassldy, rf S' 1 ' S
Llndaay, lb 3 0 1
Dolan. 3b ,v., t 0 1
Beall. cf 4 0 . 3
Mi-Murray, o 1 0.0
tilamt, p , 0.0 0
Shman, 0 - 0
O. A. E
18 0
0 0 0
8 8 0
3 0 0
1 0
3 I 0
4 0 0
3 3 1
0 0 0
13 0
27 13 1
O. A. E
.300
3 0 1
11 I 1
. 1 . 0 0
10 0
12
1 0
Totals..
,.35 4 13
ST. JOSEPH. '
', V" AB,. R. H.
omII. If
. 0
r x. Jb
Jones, lb. ....!, .i,..
UiCheeney, cf.. ,.
Bauer, rf, ......A...:..
:oihan, ss
oiii. 3b...vr..r..r...
-
0
4
-
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
WEST. LEAGUE. I NATL. LEAGUE.
W.L, Pet W.L.Pct.
Ploux City. . 41 17 . Chicago 41 23 .604
Denver 43 2 .MMi New York..,.S 24 ,61U
Wichita 8ft 81 ..WP1ttsburg ,...xl 80 ,i'i4
Unroln 37 M .6S;Cln.-lnnatl ...84 U .515
Omaha 8.1 IS .4; Philadelphia..! 3t .600
Des Moines.. 34 40 ,4A'J HI. Ioul 30 38 .441
St. Joseph. ...37 40 .43 Brooklyn 2 17 .41!
Topeka 2 43 .SS Huston 34 45 .34
AM UK. LEAGUE.
W.L.Pct
AMER. ASSN.
W.L.Pct
Philadelphia. 44 12 .67
Minneapolis.. .54 37 .867
New York. ...IS Ji .WJiSt. Paul AO 2V .4.13
Ietrolt 41 80 .577 Toledo 45 !3 .64
Huston 35 .M7Mllwaukee ...34 41 .43
Cleveland ...28 33 .407, Columbus ....M 31 .44
Chicago 30 36 .4-,J Karuaa City. .82 41 .4..
Washington. .26 41 .r,g, Indianapolis.. 34 46 .4:)
St. Louis 20 4A ,3UH Louisville ....36 61 .8J8
NEB. LEAOUE. I MINK LEAGUE.
W.L. Pet. W.L.Pct.
Fremont 28 ID .HWIClarlnda 27 13 .m
tld. Island. ...37 20 r74 Bhenandoah ..M 20.600
Superior 14 31 .BWFails City .. 1 .618
Seward 25 ll .632Neb. City. ...19 23 . 462
Columbus ....21 27 .43SAuburn 18 32 . 4,"i0
Kearney 11 36 . 467 Maryvllle ...17 36 . 406
Hastings ....30 26 467i
viied Cloud.... 17 24 .4151
Yesterday's Heiilli.
WESTERN LEAGUE,
Omaha, 6; Lincoln, 11.
Dcs Moines, 1; Sioux City, T.
Ponver, 4: St. Joseph, 3.
Wichita, t, Topeka, a.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York, 4; Boston. 8.
Brooklyn, 8: Philadelphia, 3.
Cincinnati, 6; Ht. Louis, 8.
Chicago, 11; Pittsburg, 3.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, 3: Washington, 3.
Hoston, 3; New York, .
Cleveland, 3; Detroit, 5.
8t. Louis, 6; Chicago, 6.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Columbus. 3; Toledo, 3.
lndlanapolls-lxulsvllie, rain.
Ht. Paul, 8; Milwaukee, 4.
Minneapolis, 10; Kansas City, 0.
NEBRASKA LEAGUE.
Grand Island, 0; Hastings, .
Meward, 6; Fremont, 6.
Kearney, 1; Columbus, 4.
MINK LEAGUE.
Maryvllle, ; Falls City, 7.
Auburn, b; Nebraska City, 11,
(isnei Toduy.
Western league Lincoln at Omaha, Lea
Moines at Sioux City, Denver at fet. Jo-
sepn, Wichita at Topeka. .
National League New York at Boston,
Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at St,
Louis, Chicago at Plttsburc.
American Association Columbus at To
ledo, Indianapolis at Louisville, St. Paul
at Milwaukee, Minneapolis at Kansas City.
Mink League Clarlnda at Shenandoah.
Maryvllle at Falls City, Auburn at Ne
braska Ulty.
American League St. Louis at Detroit,
Chicago at Cleveland, Philadelphia at
vtasnington, Boston at New York.
Nebraska State League Kearney at Red
1'ioua, Hastings at Superior, Grand island
at eeward, remont at Columbus.
Frambes, c...
Watson, p
... 3
... 3
Totals 80 3 8 27 13
Denver 1 M 0 0 0 0 0 04
St. Joseph..., 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-3
Three-base hits: Corhan. Crantton. Two-
base hits: Cranston- ii),' Lloyd. Stolen
bases: Powell, MoChesney, Lloyd, Cassldy
Lindsay I), Dolan. Sacrifice hits: Fox,
Linasay, McMurray, Adams. Double play
Watson to Jones to Frambes. Hits: Off
Adams, 4 In two innings; off Eh man, 8 in
seven innings, struck out: By Watson, 8;
by Etunan, 1. Bases on balls: Off Adams,
i, on vvaison, i. Lett on bases: Denver,
U; St. Joseph, 4. Time: 1.-50. Umpire:
liar. Attendance: 2,wu. .
TOPEKA LOSES THROUGH' ERRORS
l
Costly Mistakes at Wrons; Time Gl-vo
Wichita Close GaoM.
TOPEKA, July 5. ToDeka's errora were
cosuy. - score:
TOPEKA.
AU. R
HV6.
A. E.
Wooley. cf
t
Keiuy, as..
1
l nomason. If. ,
1
14
1
, 0
1
7
0
0
0
0
0
0
Lanuretn. lb..
Reagan, rf.....
Boles, 3b ,
Welch, 2b ,
Kerns, c
Harris, p ,
y riant, d
Jackson, p....
Kaufman, p...
sohmmt
Kunkel
Totals 81
27 13
WICHITA.
AB. R. H.
O.
0
1
1
1
u
i
1
8
0
0
A.
0
0
4
3
0
5
0
1
0
1
E.
Beloen, II 3
Middle ton, cf t 0
Claire, ss , 8 Q
Hughes, 2b 3 1
Isbel. lb 8 1
Westeritl, 8b 3 0
Koerner, rf 4 1
Shaw, c 4 0
Durham p 0 1
Shackelford, p 3 0
Totals 83 t
i 27 13
Batted for Harris In first.
Batted for Jackson in eighth.
Topeka 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-5
Wichita 38000001 08
Sacrifice hits: Boles, .Kerns. Sacrifice
fly: Landretu. Double playa: Rellly to
V elch to Landreth, 'J homason to Landreth.
Stolen bases: Wooley, Kaufman, isbell,
Vtesteriil. Hits: off Harris, X In one in
ning; otf Wright, 3 in one Inning; off Jack
son, 3 In six innings; otf Durham, 8 In one
Inning; off Shackeiiord, 3 in eight innings.
Bases on ball: otf Harris. 1; off Wrlgnt.
3; oif Jackson, a; off Durhmr. 1: off
Shackelford, 2. Struck out: By Harris 1
by Wright, 1; by Jackson, 3; by Ahackel
ford. 8. Hit by pitched ball: By Durham.
L Umpires: Spencer and Flynn. 7.
OMAHA PLAYERS RESENT
TALES OF TEAM TROUBLE
Bar It's Bad Uuouaa to Salter Ueltal
ana lajary, Wltavat Being;
Hoaated at Home.
When Omaha finishes with Lincoln this
af ternooii at will be to be abroad . for a
teu-duy trip, with the fortunea of the team
ai men- very loweat eob. It has been a
inn. -mc iiru a.uck oamped so per
sistently on the trail of lha Rourke family
ana refused to be shaken off. But the
are nui discouraged. They are work
ing naro, and eacn man la trying hla level
oei 10 Dieaii up the apell of misfortune
aoi ma a "wits going in right way
again. . '
The thing that hurts them nuui l th.
(persistent peddling of stories of dissension
.,iu ino leam. 1 ma aooan't seem fair m
the players, each of whom la putting forth
hla utmost endeavor. A grouD of them
including Welch. Kane. Peri-ln anri in.:
rldon, were at the Sm6kehoue yesterday
niivn tiiv mailer KH UrOUgni Up.
"What aort of reward In It." aM nn.
"to a felllow who Is tuklna- all th ,.h.nn.
just to be told bv soma hums Itmmk., n,..
no urn iryuigr iou see what Bert King
golT Breaks his hand trying to make a
pluy, and here comes the home. rn..i.r
peddling the story that King Is not trying
and rhat he Is -quarreling with the team"
members. Maybe George Graham was
scrapping with the rest of th team whor
he broke hla arm. So It Is with , the rest
of v- We Are all- purling for the team
and earnestly trying to. win, and If we
can't .It. Isn't because we doft't try. If
you'd listen to noran of these wise -ones
you'd think Johnny Gondlng dropped that
ball on purpose Sunday just aa If tie
wasn't aa A-rasy .to. win as juy man Who
ever nut on a glove. It's bad noush tn
lose, on account of lha steady run of bad,
iuuk, 117- nav uim mn sner another get
hurt snd to have every possible thing
break bad for you, but when you have to
stand for this roasting from home people,
It's pretty hear ths Hrmlt."
And the others assented- The player are
trusting that something will turn up to
change the run of fortune that has been
agalnet them. Pa la trying to smile, but
ean'i, and yet Is looking for a better day
that' can't be far away, . The -next series
at home will be with Lincoln again a
double-header on Sunday, July- IT, . . - ,
Chamberlain's Cougnt Remedy la sold oa
a guarantee that If you are not satisfied
aft.-, using two-thirds of a- bottle according
to directions, your money will be refunded.
It Is up to you to try. Cold by all dealers.
CUBS BEAT ERRING PIRATES
Chicftfos.ni Take Easy Game with
Crippled Team.
TEIXER AND MILLER INJURED
i
Boatoa Takes Toll of New York
Philadelphia, Troaaeea Brooklyn
t. Loot Ilanshled by
Claelaaatl.
PITTSBURO, Pa July 6.-Plttsburr gave
I'll 1HW W . . fc 0, .'J "-.''-" I
playing all around. Miller and Tinker were
out of the game because of Injuries sua-
Ulned, Tinker In yesterday'i game and
Miller In today's practice. Tinker left to-
night for Chicago and will not be able to
play for a week or more. Miller may play
tomorrow. James Dowd, the Holy Cross
college pitcher, pitched the last two Innings
for Pittsburg. Score;
CH1CAOO. PITTSBURO.
Knn. 86..... 4 8 CBrrns. IS.... 4 3 1 1 0
Shtcksra. If.. 6 4 I Lch. ct..... 4 3 10 1
Bthult.. rt..,4 110 oci.rs.. It 4 1 3 0 0
ChsnM. lb...t t il 1 OWmnw, m... I 1 4 8 3
st.inf.idi, 164 l 8 Hyu, lb 4 o 11 v v
Hotm.n, et..4 14 0 lMuK'hni. '6 4 0 1 7 0
Ilm.rron, 4 1 4 1 wiioii, rt.... 4 3 8 1 0
"n- . ll l?.- a I ?
f.....J J J J JiPowjil. J e J J
Totals..
.87 87 15 lVinipbll
,1 0 0 0 0
,0000
lluird, p.
.14 " 17 14 4 I
lotal ' ' "
Batted for White In seventh. .
Pittsburg 0010000003..
Chicago 0 18 110 14 011
IMo-baae hlU: Byrne, Clarke. Hofman.
Sacrifice hit: Stelnfeldt. Stolen bases:
Schulte. Chance(3. Doutrle Dlay; Kveis,
Chance, Zimmerman, Chance. Flrat base on
balls: Off Powell, 8; off wnite.i; on uowa,
2; off Brown, 1. Hit by pitcher: By Pow-
ell. Chance; b y Do wo t. nance. otrucK
Villi MJy Ult, A . V J aUITU, tt Wjr
9 pn.i h-ii- ftth.w.n wiiti nitih: White.
. . "
miat nn Amr. r-nioa(i a i.Arr nn
bases: Pltttburtt. 6: Chicago. . Hits: Off
Powell, 4 In three and one-half Innings;!
off White. 1 In three and two-thirds Inn-
Ings; off Dowd, 4 In two Innings. Time:
3:05. umpires: Kigier ana Kmsue.
Head Heat Cardinals.
ST. TXJiriS. Mo.. Julv B.-Clnclnnatl won
today a game from Ht. Louis through a
ninth Inning rally. Kour hits, which with
a sacrif ice tly. allowed I them t'o score three
runs, score:
CINCINNATI. ST. LOI'IS.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB. H.O.A.K
BMoh.r, ct... 4 18 4 OHusslns, lb.. 10 18 4
IXwn.y. Kb.. 1 1 I 1 0NI1I1. It 4 1 I U U
HoblltMl, 10. 1 II V VUcbif, 01.... 1 T V 0
Mltuh.ll, II. . 6 1 1 4 OKuaetcbr. lb. 3 8 11 0
P.ak.rt, of... 1 8 0 0Kn, rt 8 1 4 0 II
McLmi, o.... 4 4 8 3 OftpHnahan. e4 0 1 0 0
McMiu.n, . i i o 4 vMauaar, aa.... 4 004 o
8uks, P 3 10 4 OWIIIIa, p I 0 0 1 0
uaayar. p....o o e oi L.usu i v o
-aani.r aavvv i
- Total. 88 87 u oi
batted for Willis In ninth.
Batted for Suggs In ninth.
St Lou la
" " " r"
0 a V W V V V V & 0
Cincinnati
Wu.a Kn. V. 1 T-...A.. fTl,.HA kit.
Mitchell. Bases on balls: Off Willls.4: off
Suggs, 4. Struck out: By Willis, 3. Hits:
0t sugga, 8 in eight innings; otf Casper,
Lnd C""' :W" L'mi,rea: Klem
Doves Poaaee on Giants.
BOSTON, Mass., July 6. Timely hitting
by Boston and errors by Merkle, Devlin
ana wnson auowea tne lootus to aeieaiinjm tne race
to 4. The soore;
BOSTON. ' NEW YOKK.
, -,i-0A-,iA . .Af 'J'0,.
turioc,' t.'.'.'4 a u-1 Uoyi., 8...'. 4 3 8 4
nwMiiii, is... in i m.ca.r, n.... t a s i v
Abb tiohio. as 4 0 3 1 8Bri4w.ll. as., t o 4 I 0
Orabam, a..
.'.8141 suavita, b....S 3001
".3 1 4 8 om"..1.::: SI '
!!s 1 11 OWIlsoo, ;;." 1 0 14 1
Kk, Cf..
mi..... .... w...... .... .
Mattara, ... 1 111 ewilson, ..... 1 1
rrock, B 114 3 OWIIiaa. p 8 0 4 1 0
Haymona, p.. V 0 I tl
1.. .. , - .A t .1 1 , . A A A ..I
VWIB. . . .WV .V ., .( . A lit.., ....... V V U . V
Murray 1 1 tt
KIB"r'r...'::: 0 lit I
Totals 84 13 24 18 I
Batted lor Wtltse In sixth.
Kan for Murray in sixth.
'Batted for Raymond In eighth.
New York 0 0 0 1 0 3 (
DABtnn Ik II 4k II il A '
M " ' ,........... w . . w w u n
Two-base hits: Merkle. Herxoa- ($.
v-.. v".'"i
f )n rjye na ono-tnira innings; on vvaitse,
5 in five Innings; off Raymond, 3 In two
innlnKs. sacrltipe files: Heraog, bliean.
"". vr ".
banua: Frock, Devlin. Double ulavs: An-
batch. Shean and Sweeney: Brldweil. Dovlo
and Merkle; Abbatch and Shean. Lett on
iT"n V.V?" vi' . ,1 IV., " ""
Ylt ,v'w;r"- i'd, m,
off trock, x. Birst baao on errors: Bos-
w iur, . nn, oy pucnea nan:
By Ames. Collins. Struck out: BV Mat-
tern, 1; by Wltse, 1; by Frock, 3; by Ray
mond, 1. Time: J:u6. Umpires; John
stone and Moran. , .
Phillies Take Close Oae.
.TnVr. u?-' . I 'T1?11. looked like a clean drive, and while on the
i ..m nfMI.K 'y k t0d?; K to run he made an accurate peg to the Inl
,e ih iih? bs. tiUe tlal sack for one of the prettiest putouts
U,Tg"foruTh. gam.:. Sco
PH1LA1BU'HIA. BROOKLYN,
An.H.u.A.lA. Aa H n A in
Thomas, cf... 4 I 0 0 ODallon, rt.... 4 1 I 0 9
Knab.. It,.... 4 114 uiuuh.rt it., a a a a '
Tltua. rf..:... 8 13 4 lwiiaac. K....I 0 I 1 u
Ma.a, If...
4 1 tt (I "Humm.ll, !b, 4 1 8 4 0
Orant, lb...
Sill tilx-nuui, ib...l tilli
OLrt-nuox. .b.
Ward, lb...
, v la V
DaYidaon, cf.. 4 3 8 4 U
boolao, at..
Moran, e...
roien, p
,3 8 4 7 ISmlltt, as.. .a, 3 0 1 8
V.I UB1-W1U, a, I V t I
,8141 oscanlon. s... 1 001a
TO1 W n II 1 Totals 11 14 U
AJiuuniyn luuuuuoo 1
Phlladolnhln I a A A a 1 a . a
. . . . . - a . a
iwo-base hits: Thomas.' Tltna 'I'l.t.
base hit: Dalton. Sacrifice hit: Smith.
SmiTh finm . ' 5 k 1-,"D.'e Play8:
. . a- ua,au,
ww,u .iiu Aiiaur, Aouian anai
nam. ieii on nases: liroomvn f, Ph 1:a.
rtl,,n,a . IT.... ... .... V..-.
Ion,
. . uii uwu. uii .?uan
rt oase on er-
rors: Brooklyn, 3. Struck out: By Scan-
ion, ; oy 'oxen, 4. Time: 8;Ua. Lin-
vu es: uuiy ano urennan.
KKSILTS
l.
MINK
LEAGUE
ntDri.ka City Annexes On from
Aahara Redtope.
At Nebraska City Score: R.H.E.
Auourn V 1 130020 1 a 4
. . . , . 7 - . T
iUi..a v o v v v 1 -ill. 0
Batteries; Kiepser, GUI and Kranlnger;
a. L-.i ,1 r.r. y . ,
.At rails Uty-ftiOi-e: It HE.
rf".'""" l. v- v v v v e ii
. ;yV"." . 000801 0-7 10
u.iiuiti siiu j-uiuia, uauum,
Duran and Poteet. Umpire; Meyers.
, .
'"-" . via uaAiaaa.
UEHL1NG, Neb., July 6. (Special.) In
game mamvu oy mucu wrangling over the
umpires decisions, and heavy hitting,
MOi'Uer defeated Oakland durlnir the ceie
bration here yeaterday by a score of 7 to
a. "UiD Cook, the Hooper catcher, fea
tured in tne batting, getting three two
baggers and a single In five times up,
Hooper also made, a- fast- double play,
Score: R.H.E
Oakland - I 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1-3 It 1
Hooper ..,
.2 0000208 7 ia
Batterlee
Oakland, Storm and Palm
uulsl; Hooper, Miller and Cook. Two-base
lis: Storm. Krssne. Koseh. Cook 1S1.
Bullock. Double play: Kellers to Hecker
to Bullook. Bases on calls: Otf Storm, 2
Hit by pitcher: By Miller, 1. Struck out:
By Storm, ; by Miller, 8. Time: 1:46. Um
pire: Thompson. ....... .
1 Hoc tore I.oae at "nrlae-f leld.
SPRINGFIELD, Neb.. July S.-(Speclal )
Springfield won an easy game from. the
lioctors of South Omaha yeaterday by a
score of 8 to 8. .The. game was too one
sided to be Interesting. Sprlogfleld has
not- lost a game this aesson. Batteries:
Springfield. Gottsch and Comte; Honors,
Allen, Deckmsn and Oreb. Hits: Spring
field. 10: H odors. I. Struck out: By Got
tsch. 13: bv Allen-and Deekman. 3 Two-
base hits: Haney, Van Orden. Three-base
hit: - Blodgetl. .
A Break far Liberty .
from stomach, liver and. kjdnpy trouble Is
made when a Co box of Dr. King's New
Life Pills la bought for sale by Beaton
Drug Co. ,
Grand Island
Gets Shut Out
at Hastings
Leaden Trimmed by Brickmaken by
Modest Score of Wine to
Notbinjf.
HASTINGS, Neb.,- July 5. (Special Tele
gramsGrand Inland was shut out for the
third time today, Herrlek holding the visit
ors to one" hit. Watson's One hand catch
R.H.E.
, , , . rtrtA(AAl A
Ha-tin.i 1 3 3 0 1 8 0 8
Batteries': Hasting. Herrlek, Gaarde;
Grand Island, Cart and Travis.
COLUMBUS, Neb., July 6.r-(Speclal Tele-
gram.) Columbus found McMahon for four
runs, winning the last game of the series
from Kearney. Hamilton was In the bok
for Columbus and waa'ln flpeform. The
vlistors had difficulty In finding himi but
when they did his support was good. Score:
- - . . . ,' V
V;"'m"" " nSTnoioO-lKl
Kearney 0 0010000 0-161
Batteries: Columbus, Hamilton and
Agnew; Kearney, McMahon and Townsend.
struck out: By Hamilton, 8; by McMahon
, Bases on gnl,ff. off Hamilton, 1; off
McMahon, 8. Two-base hits: Brown, C.
Brown, Gray, Three-base hit: Agnew.
Double play;
jNeison
FREMONT. Neb.. July B.-(Snecial Tele
UrimU Prmnnf .nn fh lnt unit of the
,.h ith Rw.rfl thl. afternoon, taking
. ... . , T
uul u io lour ii
t tne ena or ine sixtn io permu m
to catch a train. Score: u.ii.ii.
I .a i a n n 0 (V X K I
premont o 0 18 0 18 10 1
Kremont. Bennett and Mason
Uatterles: Seward, Walker and Sacek;
SL-pEnloR, Neb.. July 5.-(Speclal Tele
f vc Ml . TtJO
I ram,) Score, first game. ivw.Hi
1 . .....A.AAIOI, 1
I ninnnp 1 u I 1 u u u i o 11 i
Red Cloud ..8 01300101 0 T 9 0
Batteries Lowenthan and Moss; EUU and
Bradley.
Score, second game;- .E1I.E
1 1,.,, pij n n n 4 ft l a 0-0 7 3
Superior 3 3 0 0 0 .0 0 0- 12 s
Uatteriei: UlDSon ana rpeuman, uai.cou
nnrl MnHfl.
The second game was called at tne ena oi
elKth t0 catch a tram
Dawson Winner
of Cobe Trophy
Snatches Victory from Burman in
I . - J . ....
Annual iwo-iianarea-ixuie nace .
t at xnaianapoiis.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. Julv 6. Dawson,
driving a Marmon car, snatched the vie-
1 , . . .
Bulck, In the last five miles of the annual
200-mile race for the Cobe trophy at the
motor speedway today, Burman. who had
led nearly all the long way, flashed over
tne wire of the, electrical timing machine
only three seconds behind the winner. A
nause for a new tire at the 196th mile cost
Harroun (Marmon)- was a close third.
Louis Chevrolet (Marquette-Bulck), who
n the Cobo event over the Crown Point,
Ind road course . last, year, finished fifth
i oenina urant tAicoi.tourtn ine Amen
can "Poedway record for the distance and
for cars of .the OlarWfT.cublo lnohea pli
dll,Pttcemnt. :t from :5:48.S1
2:43:2014.
piston
to
l . , lM. .
Iitiiiii
TRIIMPHS TRIM GRAYS
" ron.ht Contest Taken by SI
io r our
I ATLANTIC, la., July 5. (Special.) The
Ston Triumphs annexed another contest to
their victory list when they defeated the
I fast Merchant uraya of Atlantic, la., yes
i . . , . , . .
.. ,,.., i . . .kT.. ..n
copDed by the locals would decide tne argu
ment DUt tne joy water gang decided that
few counters would reimburse their fl-
nanclal condition, consequently they poled
out a couple of runs which gave tnem a
h.. . . inn,.n. n. ,k. mi.k.
I ,,ma to t.h'ik. KnP f.i,,ii in
the batting department, Durkee walked' off
with the honors, tie bagging two olouts,
one Of which entitled him to go tne limit,
ni Bard swat also. scored another gent,
Brugffeman twirled a masterly came, mak
inn twelve of the Grays swing at the at
mosphere and allowed only seven hits. In
the early part of the fracas Dusty Hall
cracked one on the cocoa for two cushions.
with second and third occupied. Oeorare
Dougherty made a wonderful stop of what
oVriumohs maet th.
Townser.ds at Vinton park. Score:
I c. n a a . a i . . . .
Atlantic '. 1 00000210-?
Atlantic i v v o w v 2 l 04
Hits: Storx, 10; Atlatitla, 7. Errors: Stort.
1; Atlantic, 3. Batteries: Bruggeman and
Coe; White ana Marshall, umpire: Fisher.
4 LEXINGTON TAKES TWO CONTESTS
I Uomrnbarg and urcrios Losers o
1 Ram,. In Il-naon CanatT.
I t i ..,n k. 11
. a-r'v.. . "' "-...-. iwa;,
a nntn wen tiiavea. core iirsi tfame;
I t..,mrinn n ni A a a A aa
Gothenburg 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 A-l
Batteries: lxlngton. Pinker, Spear,
1 uotnenburg. canson. itinenart,
smita o,,nrt u ,n .
i ..ima a o 1 . n v a a
T i 1 ? Y a y 1
- ujverton 300000303
n,tBri.. i.,i.tni1 Vnr.kit .nn vi.1.1
Overtoil, Green and Murray
The fire department race of 250 yards
was won Dy ixington m e:iw, (iotheO
Invlnciblca Lose Twice.
LAKE CITY. Ia.. July 8-(SpeCni Tele
gram.) The locals defeated the Council
Bluffa Invinclblea In this morning's game,
8 to 2. The visitors lacked team work.
Crlalnger pitched a fine game, with good
"I SUUUUI m aiJ IWM
uppori. ine locals won tne afternoon
game with the same team, 3 to 1. Both
teams played a good game, before the
largest crowd or the seaaon. Wllklns fanned
twelve, allowed five hits and no base on
v balls, the Ked Sox making three errors
Peterson allowed six hits and gave one
tiaae on nana, tne invinciDies making two
errors. The feature of the game was
Scanlon's catch In left field of Faucett's
drive, singie-nanoed. Batteries: LaKe City
a Wllklns and Burr; Council Bluffs, Peter-
son ana cuuiewnue.
Benson Gn Clnb Bhoot. .
The tournament of the Benson Gun club
at Krug park Monday waa a great success
and was attended by thirty shooters. The
high gun shooting through the entire pro
gram or zno targets was f rits Miner of
Berwyn, Neb..- with -180 out of 200. George
Roger and Frank Doverlng of Omaha tlad
1 for second place, with W out of 300. Jesse
- Aylesworth of Council Bluffs and Chrle
Chrlstcnsen of Elk City tied for third pTace,
' i
TRADE
MARK
4
NOFALT
BRIAR
New back draft prtDclple. Fire enrkiaed.
Ouaraotaed n.il to rrw-k or bnra Ukrough.
AOK TOCK HEALr.R
ft. M. J-raak m Co., at Tn, H. 1.
J4. I,
1
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NAPS ARE WILD, TIGERS WIN
Pitcher Link lotee Control Detroit!
Game, Fire to Two.
BR0W17S BEAT WHITE SOX
Philadelphia Lands on Wahlaton,
Three to Two .New Tark High.
leaders Take Close On
from Boston.
DETROIT. Mich.. July 5.-Llnk'i wlldness
made Detroit's victory today an easy one,
to !. He passed nine men In less than
Ix innings. Scroe:
i,.A? ? iA.,i, -H.o.A.a.
Buib. m i 1 " : . ! t a
rvit,!."-- ! J ? !! uo"r.' rf.'." 3 3 14 4
Cfort, rf. 3 0 1 0 0U)ol, lb.... 4 8 4 4 u
Mort.rtr, lb. 4 0 1 t Blrm hsm, cl I 0 1 0 0
J- JOP. ".. 4 1 14 1 0NII, lf.;....o
.""Ol. 0 3 8 OFerrtns, lb... t 17 8 1
Wlll.it. p.... i t t Kru.:;. if-cil lion
Tou1.......M-,r7Jh.r,;-;:::l J 0 J J
-uneriy .... 1 1 0 0
Klorall .,
Bill ....
1 0 0 0 0
4 0 4 0 0
Batted for Bradley lninth
.11 7 84 14 I
n.n.j in ninin,
Rn for Easterly in ninth.
v-iorciKiiu o 0 0 0 n n 1 ft io
i , , .
stroll OlOOflisn . (
Two-base hit.: nn,k r ti-
.Ink. 3 in f!v, " u"
Mitchell . on
- - - ! iwo-niira inn huh
Sacrifice hlU: Dearv Urn, a.i ' V" K
, ...v. i. i . , . "vuirii (Junes
.::""' rouble plays: Dajole to
to Bush" Ye in'"Z1? '"T. Jones
Cleveland, i n... ' kT., :. .BAru'V... 'i
?:if ,L,nJ5: . FiTat on errors: Cleve-
."..u. i. u Dy pitched ball: By Mitchell
p. Jones. Struck out: By Wllletk 8- bv
. lime: 1:45. Umpire: Evans.
.!!I"fc,"",,''M B'"t Boston.
NEW YORW I.. I.. . .. .
NBW YORK.
AB.H.O.A.B
5ew0Jork-::::::;;n?,?nnH
nor,!- Zr wico-ner. ctioien Dast:
JN.1:- i?rtA?"?-- Boston.'
1 WlfDnHM nit L'n.A 4. a .
Boston 1" Ma-, V 1 . V""" on errors:
Bvu- i i. n8- struck out:
Off h. i 1, 7 - on doiis:
y.lr Hall, 8; off Warhon. Tin,., i.u.
umpire: O'Loughlln. ' ""'
Athletics Beat Senators.
WA9HINOTOW Tl a ri ,. . .
. , ' - "- v. a laim ouipucned
Johnston today and Philadelphia beat
aunungton. ocore: '
rtlllAADBlHIA WASHINGTON.
H.rta.1. If... X 0 0 0 OMIIsn, of....?l 0 0 0 i
Collin. ,... 4 ? a , iZuSS. "lb.; Mil
oil oo.sal.r, rt....l 0 0 0 a
Houaer, Jb.... 4 110 1 OMcBrld.. a. 4 3 4 0 1
Murphy, rf... 4 I 4 0 0s-h..r.r l" 1 J J J
Barry, .. 3 A 3 1 OUtiflaub lb.. 3 0 11 1 0
c J 4 4 1 tstrUt. i,.. J 1 ,
P1n. P 3 4 1 3 Wohnaon, p. 1 0 18 0
Totala. ..
38 8 17 IS 1 Totals 17 1 17 14 "t
Washington n n n 0 a n n :
Philadelphia 0 0 6 0 0 0 i 1 1-5
... v v
n?W?"K8" hi.:' 9?llins. Bases on balls:
T.J fUn"0. ?! o" Plank, 1. Struck out:
itW,i.aJ . ' y!1t;lanK. 4. Time: 1:45.
Umpires: Egan ana Perrine.
.Browns Beat White Stoeklnacs.
CHICAGO. VJulv A 't
Chlcaaro in a hm . ,.r2
game today. Score: , - v, ....
-watted for Young In eighth.
Batted fof Scott In tenth.
Batted for Killlfer In tenth.
Ran for Crlaa in
Chicago 000 '0 10011 C.-K
ot- Louis 000000080 1-6
kT.WO tl"i,.": CA1?8r,, Su'l'van, Hoffman.
Hits: Off Pelt V. ft In r.A
Inn Ings; off Lake, 1 In two and two-thirds
. ? '... . . ,n "Bht Innings;
off Scott, 3 In two Innings. Struck out:
A.jr auuiik. ; oy iscoti, 1; by Pelty. 8: by
Lake. 3. Time: 2:41. Ilmnir.nnnnli,.
w.jj nun
Pitcher Conk ley Fired.
LOUISVILLE. July 6. Owner Oravtnn nf
me ivouisviiie Dase ban team today fined
Pitcher Coakley 860 and suspended him
Indefinitely for alleged insubordination.
BOSTON.
; ''''" OHoopar. rf....? 0 1 0 i
wTSST" .'! 2 1 ' "S'rflirn..-t4 1 t 4' 4
Warhop, p....i 0 4 1 "Hall, p....... 4 0 0 10
TatAla u in oi ia . T
iv 11 iv I I fW 81 141 4JA 1
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TIRES
M STOCK ALL
UN
AND IN EVERY COUNTRY IN THE WORLD
WHERE CARS ARE USED
Hade by
Ak-Sar-Ben's Hosts
Help Swell Crowd
atTekamah Races
Picnics, Speeches, Rcei, Amusement
and Fun Keep Large Concourse
of People Busy.
TEKAMAH, Neb., July 6. -(Special Tele
gram.) A fair day, a fast traik and an
Immense crowd from all over Burt county
and from Omaha made the Fourth of July
celebration at Tekaifiah and first day of the
Tekamah race meet a big succoss.
The ball game of the moi-nlna. Oakland
vs. Tekamah, was won by Tekamah by
a score of 8 to 3.
Speaking at the park began at 11 o'clock,
addresses being made by Congressman
Latta and G. A. Maguey of Omaha.
Several hundred people from Omaha
swelled the crowd which filled the streets
all day and the grandstand at the races
In the afternoon. Two McKeen motor cars
arrived shortly before noon loaded with
boooters of the Ak-Sar-Ben, who kept
thlnga lively wherever they went. Nearly
fifty automobiles from Omaha rolled Into
Tekamah during the day with their loads
of human freight. Most of these Joined In
several basket lunch picnic parties. One
party of six auto loads picnicked on the
Huston lawn.
The races were high class and were en
Joyed by one of the largest crowd of
people that ever turned out to race In
northwestern Nebraska. The stands were
filled to overflowing so that many were
unable to get seats Aere and the quarter
stretch was filled with people, rigs and
autos.
The races began at 1 o'clock with the fol
lowing results:
2:30 trot; purse, $400:
Tommy Horn, b. u., by Otto
Wilkes (J. Lyon, Denver,
Colo.) 7 111
Wall, b. g., by Otto Leyburn, -.
(II. Camron, Florence, S. C.) 1 g 6 &
Forest J., b. g., by Gen. For
est (Pat Jackson, Waterloo,
la) 6 dls.
Judge Fulllngham, b. s., by
Almon Vincent (Frank Ful
llnghum, Snyder, Okl.) 5.7 7 dl.
Judge Hooker, g. g.. by Gov.
Tell (J. J. Wallace, Okla
homa City. Okl.) 8 7 8 dls.
Dandy Wood, b. g., by Dr.
Wood (H. W. Brown, Par
sons, Kan.) 4llt
Squaw, b. m., by Alcone (Shin
stock Bros, West Point,
Neb.) 3 4 4 4
ioia Ben, nr. m., oy nen
u. judd, uivei'side, cal.).... s 8 6 dls.
Checkheart, b. h., (Lubbley,
Fremont) 3 I S 3
Time: ii:2u, 3:18'4, Z:iV. 3:18Vs.
2:14 pace, purse, 8400:
Diabell, ch. g., by Diablo (D. R.
GrlBwoll, Wichita, Kan.) 3 3 8
Artie Frost, b. m., by Kit Bolls
(Pat Jackson, Waterloo, la.).... 8 4 6
Harry Gray, s. s.; by Lockhelr (R.
lthodes. Jet, Okl.) 8 8 2
Harrlska, g. g , by Karl K (J. O.
Karrlck. Pueblo. Colo.) 4 dls.
Karter G., s. s., by Carter H (W.
L. Hill, Arapahoe) Ill
Time: 2:1H4, 2:llVi. 2:11.
2:18 trot, purse, S4U0.
Mentholatum, bl. m., by Sym-
boleer (J. W. Harkls, Newklrk.
Okl.) 4 4 2
Frank S., b. g., by Coonrad (Ed -
Pyle. Lincoln. Neb.) 8 3 3
Homer E, bl. a., by Falmont
A. Noe. Concordia. Kan.) t
Belle Tolus, b. m., by Pactola
(Henry Tnomas, Omaha) 6
D. 8. Cmm, ch. g., by Sprague
(H. W.-Crown, Pamons, Kan.).. 2
tdis.
3 V4
Time: sag. :lV4. ;lV.
In the half-mile . dash, Red Moon was
first, Amomount second, Burlington third.
Council Blnffa Crescents Win.
B LA III, Neb., July B.-(8peclal.) The
Crescent base ball team of Council Bluffs
won over the Van Valln team of Herman
by a score of 7 to 8 on the North school
grounds Monday afternoon. E. Z. Russoll
of Blair was the umpire.
- American Schooner Wins Again.
WARNKMUND. Germany. July 6.-West-
ward, the new racing schooner yacht
owned by Alexander 8. Cochran of New
York added another victory to its credit in
German waters today. Jt won tne forty
three mile schooner race from Tavemunde
to Wanemunde. Emperor William's Meteor
finished second.
LOOK FOR
THIS SIGN
C HE
THE
TED STATES
the Oldest and Largest
Pneumatic Tires ia the
MR. BRYAN MAKES STATEMEN1
Democratic Leader "aye Me la !t
Candidate, bat Essphaalpea
l.laor ttaestlon.
1 1
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, July .-(8peclal Telegram V
Mr. Bryan tonight gave out a lengthy state
ment on the Nebraska Issues, In which he
said he was not a candidate for any office
and emphasising the liquor question before
the democrats. He does not say he is not
a candidate for senator.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. July l.-The locals
cot,id not stand the hard hitting of the
Minneapolis mon today. They lost - the
firet of a four-game terics by a score of
10 to 0. Score:
MlNNtAPOI.il. KANlAS CUT.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB H 0 A E.
ClTiner, cf...l 1 4 0 0 Shannon, It., 4 1 1 0 1
Altlier, aa.... 8 4 4 0 0 Kafl-ry, of... 4 14 10
Crarath. if... 4 I 1 1 4 Hunter, lb... 4 4 IT 1 1
WHliama, III. I I 1 I .Shar. lb 3 8 8 1 0
Ruxatnan. rf. 4 I 1 4 CRmool, rt 4 4 4 1 4
Altrork, rt.... 4 4 4 4 (Mamea. 8 8 4 1 0
Kern., lb.... 4 14 1 CRItt.r, e 1 18 4 0
0111. lb t I 4 4 0Harb.au, ,1 MM
Smith, f .. ,, 1 1 I 4 Oltownla. J6...4 10 11
Tann.hill, ...till OHhrmaaa. ...! 040
Hallman. .. 1 0 4 0
Totals. ....40 It n U 1-Cucaah 1 0 40
Totala IS 8 17 St 8
Batted for Hallman in the n-inth.
Minneapolis 10031130 110
Kansas CltJ- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Twobane hits: WIIMajns, Rossman, GUI,
Ferris. Hits: Off Hhoadee, 8 In four In
ninaa; off HiUlman, 10 in five Innings.
Sacrifice hit: Altlver. Stolen bases: Wil
Ikanm. Double pltiys: Altlner (unasxlsted);
Downle to Shay to Hunter. Struck out:
By TinnerlH, 8; by Hhoades, 3. Penned
ball: Jamee. Bajes on balls: Off Tanne
hlll, 1; off H&lliman, 3. Left on base:
Minneapolis, 6; Kansaa City, t. Time;
1;40. Umpires: Owens and Cusaok.
Mndhcna Bat Badly.
TOLEDO, July 6. Toledo's Inability to
hit Packard wU responsible for Its de
feat. Score:
COLUMHl'S. TOLKDO.
AB.H.O.A.B. Afl H.O.A B.
O'Rourka, lb. 4 1 1 1 OHallman, rf. 4 1 1 0 4
W.H'man, If 4 1 1 0 (tH.H'man, lb. 4 0 1 1
Owgalton. rt 4 3 1 4 OSulilran, cf.. 1 10 4 0
Uowna, Jb.... 8 0 11 OHIrkman, II.. 8 8 8 0 4
H.lllr. cl 4 114 OFremu, lb. 8 3 10 1 4
Odwall, lb.... I 1 11 0 iButl-r. as.... 4 0 I 4
Quintan, sa.,4 1 1 4 OLand. a 8 0 T 1 0
C'artarh, C....1 0 4 1 OBIar.rt, tb....l 0 3 14
Packard, p... I lit vWMt, p 8 4 0 8 1
'Abbott 0 0 0 4 0
Total. It 14 17 10 l'slocarthr ..1 0 0 0 0
Total. tO I 31 14 3
Batted for Land In the ninth.
Batted for West In the ninth.
Toledo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 I
Columbus 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 08
Two-bsse hit: O'Rourke. Three-base hits:
Conaalton, Hlckmen. Bases on balls: Off
West, 8; off Psckard, 8. Struck out: By
West, 6; by Packard. 3. Time: 2:06. Um
pire: Hayes.
Saints Win Easily.
MILWAUKEE, Wis., July 8-Dougherty
was pounded hard today and St. Paul won
eaaily. Score:
MILWAUKEE. ST. PAUL.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Randall, rf... 4 10 4 OCIarka, It.... 1 10 0 4
Charl-a. lb... 8 14 1 OJonaa, cf 4 8 3 0 0
Sp.ncr. cf.
4 114 0 Murray, rf.,.,4 18 0 0
Mroann, ID.
.8 110 0 OMcCorm'k. a. 8 8 1 4 4
,4 0 8 0 OAutrar, lb.... 4 1 10 4 0
Barry. If....,
Clark, lb I 1 4 I VBouctiar. It.. 4 1 0 I
Bmn, aa 4 8 3 t IK.IIar. a 4 3 4 1 1
Maratiall. a.. 8 4 4 4 OW'rlslar. 8b.. 8 1 t 1 4
Dougherty, p. 4 1 4 4 lOhrlni, p.... 4 3 0 8 1
Total. 37 13 XI 11 3 Totals It 14 K 18 8
Milwaukee 10001003 04
St. Paul 0 3 0 1 0 3 0 1 1-8
Tv-base hits: Randall. Clarke. Autrey.
Gehrlng. Three-base hits: McCormtck,
Gehrlng. McCann. Baaea on balls: - Off
Dougherty, 4; off Gehrlng.. 3. Struck out:
By Dougherty, 4; by Gehrlng, 5. Time: 3:30.
Umpires: Chill and Guthrie,
. Bedding? Juniors Win.
The Omaha Bedding Company Junior -defeated
the Kellom Knight Monday
morning In an Interesting and hard fought
game. Things started bad for the Junior '
when the Knight made seven run In the
third Inning, but consistent playing by the '
Juniors pulled the game out of the hole.
The feature of the game waa the hitting
of McGulre. Score:
Juniors 3 1 0 0 3 1 1 3 3-13
Knight 1.0 7 1 0 0 0 0 0-3
Three Game at Emerson.
EMERSON, Neb., July 8. (Special.) Em
erson's Fourth of Julv celebration was
sane, safe and successful. Ex-Congressman
McCarthy of Ponca delivered the address. .
The Hubbard base ball team defeated tho ,
Sioux City amateur base ball team by a
score of 4 to 10. Emerson defeated Thurs
ton by a score of 1 to 4. Emerson also .
won in basket ball, defeating Dakota City.
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