No Hit Game
...
Ftrthinir Fitches. No-Hit, No-Eun
Game Ajjaitjst Topeka. '
ONLY ONE MAN 1 &S.CHES . FIRST
Visitors Leee Paat Ciam4) by Oae to
Nothing Score i-Onlp- Three
llt Off Ft"Ur
m.W V ". ' '
LLNX'OVN, Neb.,Aug, I. Farthing pitched
ne hit. not run garne against Topeka thi
afternoon Ofily one man reached drat, an
rror by Gagnler 'On a 'difficult chanoe,
balng thaonaa.'l1T) score;,
LINCOLN
r i -
A. Ii.
0 0
Jude,
I, IK
UagnJar.
sfc.
-.4,
t i.
i x
Cole. cf.
'4)7
0
t
Cobb, rf
CocUman, 3b. .
Thomas, lb. ...
Weidensaul, 2b
K major, c .....
1
11
0
8
0
-J
Fartblr.g. p.
Total
.1 M
TOPILICA. .
' - ;1f ' as. n.
O.
3
V
I
3
0
X
, 0
1
0
B.
0
0
0
4)
0
. 0
o
o
4)
Wooley. ef. ......'..,... 4
Beckley. l,b,
nuey, ri.
1 homasoih' If. ...
... t
...
...
J
... i
Hellly, aa
Welch. 2b.
Stoffer, 3b.. i,,
Kama, c.
Fugate, p.
Brown
Totala .........
.27
u
Batted for Fugat) In ninth. .
Lincoln 0 M 0 1 0 M
Topeka 0 000-4)
stolen bat: Jude. Boorlfloa lilt: Thomaa.
Left on baaea: Lincoln, 4. Struck out: By
Farthing, 3; by Fugate, 4 Baaea on balla:
Off Fugate, L , Hit by -pitcher: Jtty rugate,
L Wild pitch: Fugate. 'lime: U'ii. um
pire: Flynn and Clark,
WICHITA BlT4CHItl THE1H II1TI
lltai City
La ky ,Foar ta Twe
... , ; - acora, ,..
WICHITA. Kan., Aug. l.-Wlchlta
bVinched hlta In' the fifth inning and won
from Bloun City toaay. 4vto 1. bcoro:
WICHITA.
AB. R. H.
...4 1 0
O.
1
7
t
U
Mlddleton, cf
Hughea, 2b
Balden, If
Koerner, lb
Weaternl, lb
Schmidt, aa.
Pettlgraw, rf....
tihaw, e
Altchlaon, p
1
,. 1 . 0
I 1
, I 1
. t 0
.0.1
0 1
Totala
23 4
SIOUX CITT.
AB. R.
6 27 17
H. O.
3.
A.
3
.
. 0
Andreas. 2b. ........ '.-..'.4 1
Stem,' lb P..,...,,.- 2 0
Meyers If ...(.,...t...4 0
yuillln, 3b................ 4 0
Miller, ....3 I
Fenlon, rf....'. i... J 0
Neighbors, cf 1 0
Hartman, as.. 3 0
O Toole, p 4
Welch I 0
Totals :3Q . S
Batted tor Stem' In ninth!
i
0 v 0
, T
'I
0
i
0
13
1
1 0
0 0
34
I
S!oux CUy .w-V",1, f t"0 9
Wichita ,....'..;.;. ....0 0 0 4 00
0 1-2
0 4
Left on bases:-Wotx-Clty, 10; Wichita, 1
Sacrifice hits: Stem- (2), Fenlon, Meyers.
Two-base hits: Andneas'2), Westersll, Bel
don, Fenlon. Stolen 'batfea: ' Belden. Double
plays:' Schmidt to Hughea to Koerner (2),
Hartman to Andrea . to Stem. Struck out:
By AltchlBonV-lrby O'Tomw, u Base on
balls: Off Aitchtaon, t; off CrToole, 3.
Wild pltcfcrtrtltchlipi.:H;t by pitched bujl:
Neighbors. Umpire: .Haskell. Time: 1:0. "
a - ij i i i - i -
DENVER' tjt'ta. it OTElR CHAMPS
'i. r i i j,
Play Good Boll aad Win' by Score ot
Nino 'tof 'Two. 1
DENVER, Aug. 1-rDenver played good
ball today and defeated Dea Molnea, I to a
Dolan gut two home runa. Cranaton also
' made a home run and Lindsay just failed,
being retired at the plate. Score: R.H.Ii
Dea Molnea ....0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 02 1 0
Penver 3 I 3 0 I 0 0 1 Mil 1
Batterlea: Herche and Dawaon, Ehman
and Weaver. Umpire: Mullen.
Lovering High
Gun in the Shoot
i
-
Breaks Ninety-Four Out of One Huiv
dred Omaha Gun Club
" : Honors; ' ('
1 l it ": ' .1 i
At the fourti;. shoot Of tha series of eight
matches now befng shot for the Townaend
cup by the Trl-Cfty gun olubs, held on the
Benson Gun club ' grounds Sunday, Frank
T. Lovering at.' the .Benson club was high
Burt, breakiaar l out" of 100 targeta. taking
' firsi prise., ChUtnaoto was second with
Tha aaoof f of ' ttta 'Ipoombs medal be
leen Chrltrt ;-ejna t. McDonald was
won oy tne irrrrt. - to, PI
The Omh 4un cliib wen the team shoot,
witn uenson Second
The shOut next Sunday will be at South
. Omaha grounds and there will be a side
match for a pun of 33) between Dan
Whitney of ths pnsqn, clubhand Frank
uwortK or south Omaha. Bolti are ex
cellent shot and .Jtjytjba a matoh of
mucu iniere.t..
The 1 scoraa: '-""
OMAHA aar cLtrB-.
luiVWIS ....
McIonald
Rogera ...
Townaend
Flyon ....
0 IS l 14 SO- Di
M 17 17 1&-D1
f.l.Hf.'. H -13 't 18 lit 9
ni'. ll M.--U IS 19 tt
I 1 14 U 17-83
Total.
417
GUN CLUB.
1 1 1 15 II !S
15 1 J 11 16- M
,Aa.lJ.J0 15,20 IS M
V.I.. li 1 11 IS 18- 93
It 10 18 U 13 72
.' 4S
' BENSON
wnitney.'t......vl
Besrd
Levering
....
Chrlstensea
Griffin M tJ
Total
SOUTH OMAH
4 GUN CLUBTeam No. 1.
....,.i.al.lJM 17 14 81
$.....J.Jl3 lg18 17-83
Dworak ..
Frya f
Merrill .:.
Loyle ....
Pixon ....
Tout...
' is l is m
4 13 18 It It 15 77
V 13 1 17 20 li 60
l
41
COUNCft BLUFFS TEAM.
Ayleawotth ...u 11 17 19 15 17-10
Er;L 18 11 1- 31
fro,1.1," v i- IS 14 18 17-11
Gottlelb 16 17 15 II 1884
Mahaffy . u n w u u-:i
Total $37
SOUTH OMAIli GUN CLUB-Team No. 3.
Wri? t -..13 U 15 11 11-40
J"0'-' h 14 10 14 15-4
Morrlaaey .1 l t io i jo 71
Muiiough S li IS 14 17 ij 7U
, Totki.. .;..... :...Lt::.;..:..;
i . . , , - . ...
Indooeadeatp Wla (rant Merchaata,
Tha ladenandenta trlmmiul ih vi,,.
Hill Merchants Sunday by the score of C
to a. Keener, or in. Merchants, was
knocked out et the box In the fifth, when
he waa replaced by Piehoune. who waa
alee hit hard. Wlsler and Smith, of the
Independents, pounded t.ie ball without
mercy, each securing a heme run.
Batterlea: Independent. Smith and John,
eon; . Merchants, Backer, Plehouse snd
Adams. .
, Qetheobiaear.GIrl Wfn Salt.
L! AN'OrLES. "fal.. Aua,. 8., (Special
Telaarram ) Hie, thre diiualiterp of Uev. J.
Walter Murria 'bf iKitlimbuig. Neb . woa
over li.ouu tort j J in a.ieal fight with their
aunt fur their grsodjiwtiier'a estate.
tUn Key to tho Situation Beo Want Ada.
' ixr
-jVw(. a.
4
for Farthing-;
Standing of the Teams
. WEST. LEAGUE. NAT'L LEAGUE.
W.L.Pct.i W.LFct.
Denver e 39 .fcH Chicago K 12 .HO
Sioux City.. W 40 .SV!) Pittsburg ....MS .f1
Lincoln 59 41 .6i7 New York....M 8 .1
Wichita 47 .!M
Philadelphia 47 47 .WO
St. JoaeDh...46 5 .4
Cincinnati ...47 4 .4S0
Brooklyn ....41 84 .4:3
ft. 1-ouls 39 M .4"2
Omaha W 60 .434
ra Moines.. f .4n
Topeka (4 71 .8211 Boston M 64 .360
AMER. LEAGUK. AMER. ASS N.
W.L.Pct.i W.D.PCt.
Philadelphia C 31.t.7
Mlnneannlla .7!) 39 .667
Boston W 40 .tool
8t. Paul M 60
Detroit
..ST 41 .57 Toledo
.HI H .HC
New Vork... 48 M
Kanraa City .$7 H
Cleveland ...45 BO .474
Washington, 41 M .414
Chicago 88 n .SM
Colunibua ...M S7 .4.3
Milwaukee ..S0 00.4n(
Indlanapolla 45 67 .(
St Iiul U M LouIbvIIIo
t waSitV "
MlMVLbAUlir,, I
W.L.Pct.1
W.L.rCl. I
Fremont
.4 13 .W6
Clarind
Auburn
....or .6i4
a rand Ulndift (4 .E7
TOW .I'M
Falls City. ...86 34 . 514
Neb City.... 38 34) .M0
ouuri iirr . a
39 S3 .KW
Columbua ...40 41 .4W
Kearney ,...37 43 .4fll
Haattnxa ..iM 4J-.
Red Cloud.. .34 41 .4M
Shenandoah
Maryyllle ..
36 n .416
23 41 .394
Seward 44 .4&0I
' Ycaterday'a' Iteenlfa.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha-flt. Joaeph, poatponed; rain.
Rloux City, 1: Wichita, 4.
pea Molnea, 2; Denver, .'
, Lincoln, 1; Tonekn, (I. .
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Clnclnnatl-Prooklyn gama poatponad; wetl
grounaa.
St. Loula-New Tork, poatponed; rain.
Plteaburg, 1; Beaton, 0. - - t
Chicago-Philadelphia, poet pored; rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE'.
Waahlngton, 1; Chloago-, 3, , .,
New York, 1: Detroit. 1 , .
Boaton, lj Cleveland, t. ' 1
Philadelphia, 1; St. Loula. 1
AMERICAN ASdOCIATION.
Columbua, 4; Mlnneapolla, S.
Loulavilla-Kanaaa City, poatponed; rain.
. Indiana poll, t; Milwaukee, 6. . .
Toledo, ; St. Paul, L '
NKBRASKA LEAGUE.
Haatlnga, 6; Kearney, 7.
' Superior, I; Red Cloud, 7. '
Columbua, 1: Grand Ialand, 1.
Seward, 0; Fremont, (forfeited).
MINK LEAGUE. .
Auburn, 6; Nebraska City, 1 .
Clarlnda-Shenandoah, postponed: rain.
MaryvlUe-Falla City, poatponed; rain.
Gamea Today. ,
Weatern Iaa-ue Omaha af'fet. Joaeph
Sioux City at Wichita, Lea Molnea at
uenver, i.incom ac i open.
American lvalue Boe ton at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Detroit, Waahlngton at
Cleveland, New York at et. L,ouis.
National League-Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
St Louis at New Yoik, Plttsbur at Boston,
t-nicago at x-nuaaeiiiiiiB.
American Association coiumnus at win-
neapoiis, jjouinvuie at tvaniai vny, 1
apoiin at mnauiiaa, iuiwuw i pi.
Nebraska League-Hastings at Kearney.
ouperior at rtra t-umu. v.uiumuu. wmuu
Island, Seward at f remont - -
Mink I.eatrue Auburn at Nebraska City,
Clartnda at Shenandoah. Maryville at FUJlal
City.
Nef Sent to Gate
; Seward Follows,
' Game Forfeited
T.THttrnr Time -at Fremont WheniSL Louis 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 Oi
O . I
,r . tfJ.:: T.. Ta I
iU.aaa(CA ua, r abivaub; a.cuu aihi i
Issues with Umpire.
FRKMONT, '' Neb.. Aug. g. (Special
Talairam 1 Seward forfeited tha Kama tA I
..... ...UUut,.r,,wu..
part ot tne nun inning . manager air
waa put. out c-.ine game ror Talking Dace) 1
tt.'i. vi.L.r, 'k. nii him I
. ""-- i " j
R gate n t"" wiftiie teiun iuuuiu, 1
Actual score when gama ended
Fremont ...,;X0 0 0 3 04
Seward .1 0 0 1 01
Batterlea: Fremont. Hoffman and Mason:
sewara, Hanson and waijey. umpire: uei
aen. ' .
tuSD. CLOUD, Neb., Aug 8. (Special
Telegram.) Red Cloud's muddy diamond
waa perhaps respoualble .in some measure
for the Indiana victory over the cement
workers. Red Cloud arot live earnad runs
to Superior's one. Score: R.H.E.
Superior 0 3 0 0 0 0 00 08 4 3
lied Cloud 0 U 0 0Ls .I 10 l U 1
Batteries: Superior. Glaaho. Clark and
Aartiey; nea viouu, masters ana oss. 1
Struck out: By Giaahn, 4; by Clark, 8; by
V, . ..... K 1-J . . ...II... I I n V. n u. I
"in .l.m, w. v,r. vn rail.. w. utasiiu, .1
uj naaiera, a. awo-uase una: orauutoua,
8; Jarrott, 1; Fagan, L lime: 1:16. Umpire:
Aiosweu. i
GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Aug. . (Special
Telegram.) Cotumbus found Johnson with
ease today, the thirteen hits being for six-
teen bases. Padure. left fielder tor tha dls-
coverers, distinguished himself. Nina of
the Columbus pu touts wer. la tha outer
gardens. Four hits off Morse were divided
in three Innings, -ticore: rt R.H.E.
Columbua 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 4 8
Grand Island.. .1 0 8 8 0 3 0 8 13 1
Batterlea: Columbua ' Johnson and Ag
new: Grand Ialand. Mm-an. and Carroll.
K1SARNE.Y. Neb.. Am. 8. (tSnecial Tela.
Bram.w Kearney defeated HaaUnars today.
m ti,. , l... n .,..
T to 8. The game wos somewhat of a Slug-
glng mach. although Hastings could not
hit Wright at critical times. Catcher
naarda had hi. finirer hadlv ma.had .nd
Donnelly took his place. Kearney knocked
Wsldron out of the box in . two Innings.
Pierce and Donnelly both got home runs.
Score: R..H.E
Kearney 3 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 7
Haatlngs 3 110 ( II t i M
'Batteries: Kearney, Wright and Town
send; Hastings, Waldrpn,. . Pierce, Qaarde
and Donnelly Time: i.30, Umpire; drlf-
1,h- : ' - :.,'. .
TOWNSENDS WALtOP; BREWERS
y Wlaalaa Two Oat of Three 3amea
They Claim the Amateur Cham
ploaahtp of Omaha.
the first Inning, securing l hits and four
runs orr urugaemai.s aeiivery. jne rea-
. , . . . . . , ' " -
iShercr, CUir and Faber fyr th owmsnfl.
1 i o ,,,:iUM" w
tuv APwiiw-iiiuB Hv?r mv oiun ieuupow.
TRIUMPHS. TOWN8KNDS.
, AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Hall, lb 4 I 1 I O'Coooor,
woe. ill I M 1
i i 1
r, lb.... 4 4 4 1 1
Durkra, p-lb. 411 4 Barr,
Eaatm'n.ib-lf 111 twn
c. Co, ot-a. 4 0 10 ll-'abar. aa. ... 4 4 4 1
Drtimni-. lb. I 111 4 1C. Cialr. ib.. 4 3 14 1 4
MoUaa. aa.. I 4 1 T I Elliott, lb... I 111
B. Cos, rf.... till oliacbton, 0... 4 1114
Uulalaf, tl-a 4110 u Mullen, ei. 4
. I 0 1
U'S'inan.P-rt 14 14 Djtkt p...... I 1 1
uTinii-!
Totala. i
.14 I IT 11 I Totala.
Horn run: Clair. Three-base hits: llall.
O Connor. Scherer. Two-base h tat br
(2), Hachton. Klllott. Double -playal -Hall
to McLean to Drummy, Faber to Llltott to
Clair, Klltott to Faber to Clair. , Stolen
bases: Scherer, Eastman, Elliott (1), Clair
it. uu-onnor. eirei oae on huh,
Dyck. ; off Bruggeman, ; oft Durkee. t
Struck out: By Dyck, 8; by Bruggeruan,
5. Hlta: Off Bruggeman, 15 In seven
li rings; off
Sacrifice hit:
Dick Grotte.
Durkee. 1 in. two .Innlnga.
Clair. Time: 3:1s. Umpire:
Mlllera Wla.
The Updlkea defeated the Baum tren Coa
In a one sided game eunaay arternoon by
the acore of 17 to 8. The feature of Oie
same was the batting ot the Updlkea
Grossman ot the Updlkea got four hits
out ot aix times at bat. Baker struck out
fourteen men.
Score by Innings: R.H.E,
Updlkea 0 8 1 4 4 0 1 C U 4
Baums 0 0 101401.4
r.atterlea: Updlkea, Raker and JohnOon;
....!. U,' Il.lt., 11' '
Baum Iron Co.. Byland. Nelmm Wnd" May.
Struck out: Bjr Buker, 4; by.Ljiand, 4
by kelson, A. , . . .
The Key to tha Situation Bee Want Ada.
rTl.. "r...k4a ' 4.a 4-AV oVa '-Bao.aJa. 1
Triumph, by tha decUlv. scor.of 18 to 1 BC b(f ;.MDyert (3). WgVn.
at me vinton atreet pevra.ounaay- Ane b-,i-. off Rhode 4: off
Townanda Draotltally wort the utttne hi ,Sfi I, !. S. n!,'.' .. i.
Sioux Bunch
SOX LOSE CAME 10 SENATORS
Scott'i No-Hit Pitchiny; Unable to
Kake Up Young's Lou.
MM
WASHINGTON OETS TWO 15 FIRST
Lea 4 Too Bis for Chicago t Orer
' " come McLean Drlvee Oat
ThreeBaa lilt Oaa
Twa-Bagger.
CHICAGO, Aug. a Scott, who ralleved
Young In tha first after two runs bad
counted on Milan's double, Schaefefs sin-
. . . A i.fl.u nlK4
B', nT wiu mil nil im I
no - hit ball, but did not win. Score:
WABHINOTON. CHICAGO. ,
AB.H.O.A.B. AS.H.OiA.B.
Milan, at.... 4 II xtr. 31).... 4 till
rhierar, It.. 1 1 f fPfeniit, of... I
1
14
Oemi
r, rf... I I IHrU, n.. a
Miliar. Ib....l I 4 tDoushtrt,
1(4
ElMrfela. lb. I t t 1 f TwillMilll. .
14c Bride. 3 0 3 4 lPurt.ll. lb,.. I
Conroy, rt.... S3 eColllne, lb... I
Unglmb. lb.. I 11 0Snllln. ... I
aotu ei s 4 1 iinni, p
Jobason, 1 0 1 v Scott, 1
"wnite i
Total IS 1 37 11 1
TtUla BO 4 ST IV
Batted for Scott In the eighth
Waahlngton
i o
Chlnaao 0 0 0
TWO-case nit: Milan, xnree-oaaa am mv
Lean
Hlta! Off Youna. 1 in two-thirds In-I
ri"?1.0'? BcoW' ,.,n?: in "f '.",4.T with sufficient scoring paper to record the
ttnk1 bEU'. on b.70n6ff JohnVT "trutfl. proper. and the au.stlon.b.a de
Struck out: By Johnson, 3; by Scott, 1 ctslons of the umpire, David Christie. At
Tims: -1:39. Umplrea Perrln and Dlneen. I
Warhep is "tlngy.
DRTROTT. Au. 1. WarhoD held Detroit 1
to four hlta today, ut waa supported poorly
r.ma from N.w York. Btroud was very
effective in the dangerous spots and was
backed up in fine atyle. ine victory givea
Detroit third place
Score:
DETROIT.
AB.H.O.A.B.
NEW YORK.
AB.H.O.A.B.
D. Jonas, If. 1
10 lWoltsr, If.... 4 114 1
1 I 0Knli?."l.: 4 0 I I J
ralahanty, lb 4
Coba, tt I
Crawford, H. I
1 OOraa. at 4 110 9
Morlarltr. lb 1
ill tCbaae. lb.... 4 1 11 1
Bnah, aa I
e 1 1 SLaDorte. lb.. 4 0 I I 1
T. Jonae, lb. I
Schmidt, e... I
ITS OAuatln. lb... 101(0
11 crlaar, a I 1 I I
Blrou4, p
I
It 4WrliOB. ... 10141
4 17 t 1 Totals It 4) 14 l 4 1
Naw York
0 0 0 0 1 0 o-l
Detroit
Two-base hit. i Crawford. Sacrifice hits:
Molarity? D. ionVa. Lft on bases: V-
trolt. 1: New York. s. Base on Daiia: i
gtroud, 3: Warhop, 1. Flrat base on errors:
Detroit. 3. Hit by pitch Dan: ay warnop
laioriaruy). rrucK out: otruuu, m, "niiininiiin lai . Tru imiiiiAri
Warhop, 3. Wild pitch: Stroud. Umpires; I AMERICANS IN TEN INNINGS
cgn ana w luugiimu xiuiei a.au.
Philadelphia Wlna from St. Louie.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 8. Bender outpltohed
Kay and Philadelphia won. score:
PHILADELPHIA. ' ST. LOUIS.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Lord, It 4 1 1 0 Stone, It 4 1 I 0 0
Oldrlnt. of... I
I
4 11
0 Hartaall, lb.. I I 1 I 1
1 Newnara, lb. 4 4 11 0
Collins, lb... t
Bakar. lb....
K.th, lb.... I
Murphr, rt.. 4
4 11
II
I 1
1.1 S
110
14
IGnao, rf...i 4 1 4 4 4!
S'waltiar, ef. 4 t 0
Wallaca, as.. 4 I 4 t
ITruaadala. lb 4 1 I I 1
Barry, as...., 4
Thomaa, a... 4
OSuphena, c. 4 1 4 1
Bander, p.... 4
tRif, p I W O 1 V
Crlaa
A V V
fouls 40 14 17 I I
Totala. .
.K 4 17 11 I
Batted for Ray In the ninth.
Vhriaalnhla . 084001 00 1 I
. . . . wIAAam a. ah k. V. Tim
A WO-Dase nix: tsione. ease on oaus: oh
Ray, 1. Struck out: By Ray, 4; by Benaer, I
l. lime: 1:02. umpires: xivans ana tuin-1
rinwftf . .. . , ; 1
. 1
Cleveland Wlao La at. . -1
fl.rVHT.AKn A nar. S.-Tleveland took 1
the laat of tha series from Boston by tbeleans and allowed. butsiX' hits and pulled
eora or to A. A'ne game waa won in tne
lnlng,i.when..Twu-ner doubled, Graney
tripled and Bemls singiea, x aiKenperg
inept Bostons hits scatterea, except in me 1
ew1f.- ... ,
- i CLEVELAND. ..' gOBTOM. - !
AH.H.O.A.B. Ai.H.O.A.t.
TtrnWi lb... 4 II IHeoper, rf.,. 1 S 1
liorall. lb.,. I
Ill vsnfie,. ao. ...
1 S
Oranar, It.... I
Lajola. lb.... 4
Bamla, a..... 4
9 0 Bpaakar, . el. . I
4 OBtabl, lb 4
I 1 Gardner, lb.. 4
1 0
1
I
i ;
3 0
I
N as. rt 4
1
0
1 3
3 1
0 Law la, It 4
0 Waaiiar. as., 4
4 lKlalnow, e... 4
3 Arallana. p. I
Blrm'b'm, ei I
Ball, aa 1
Falkn's'rg, pt
totala.
...111117 1ft 4 Totals... ...H till I
Cleveland
...2 1000000 -l
Boaton
...0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
Two-base hits:
Turner, Lajole. Three-
bfrti-aall T-ti pm Inirham IWMlhlA . nlaVI I
Turner to LeJole to Stovali; Arellanes to
Btahl to Enale: Laloie to Ball to Stovali.
Base on balla: Off Falkenberg. 3: off
Areiianes, 1. Btruca oun tsy r aiaeiiuent,
6; by Arellanea, 1. Passed 4all: Bemis.
I . . 1 u Jt . .... 0
naSQ Ult CirurOi . VlBTCWiiu, a, xww.., "
len on Daaea: cieveiana, o: jooaton, e.
Time:. 1:43. Umpires; Kerin and con
nolly. '
BLUFFS MERCHANTS BAT PAfPIOS
Oao-Sldod Gamo Resulta la Defeat ot
Sarpy Coaaty Mea.
The Counoil Bluffs Merchants defeated
the Papllllon (Neb.) base ball team In a
nnn-alded niDi yesterday at Council
like a good game, but after the Merohants
made six runs in the sixth inning, the
Papllllon team rau tn a stampede and
...ih n fi.M h i,aii Khmia r thj. p..
nininn iMm struck out nlna men. while
Broadbeck struck oat seven men. Both
Doenger and Claire caught a good game,
!rr J....iJT t..rr r.Zw.-,-
Lii .. nd the fuidlna at lallan. aibaan
Dygert, Ooff and Dougherty were eaaily
tha teaturea of the game. Both- Papllllon
and the Merchants got men, around to
third bass, but could not get them home,
before the fourth Inning. Score:
PAP1LL10N. MERCHANTS.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Tslloa, lb... 4 0 14 aoibaon, as... 4 111
Baadl. If ... 4 11 Ootl, lb Ill
Startasr, at.. 3 Doasbarty, lb I I I I
Bull, ri 4 1 eCialra, c... 14411
Diianaar. ... a i a inini, io....a i a
-J J J itM,back."ai I . I i
I Kins, ' aa-.... 3 til IHIsstna. rf.. S 8
IMakln; lb... 4 111 IDraart, If.... Mill
atlioaa, p
I I t Bioadback, p I I 4 1
Totala IS T!l 14 T Totala.....
44 14 17 II I
Ooff out; bunted third strike.
PaDlUlon 0 0 0 1 0 0 t V 01
Merchants u v s s 1 1 1 is
Earned runs: Papllllon, 1; 'Merchants, 7.
Two-riase nits: ftuir, uioson, Dougherty
Broadbeck. Three-base hit: DouKhertv.
Dougmriy.
Bases on
Broadbeck, 7.
Hlt wlth mtChed ball: By Rhode. Uibaon
i(.Jh Dygert; by Broadbeck. Staruer. First
llgi n3 UIl aj a va ai , a ('iinvui i liimuh. eta
on bitM: PapilUoa. I; M-rchautJ .
Time: i:w. umpire: Moaner, ucorer; bam
i uroan. Attftuoance: MAX
UNION WINS IN THE THIRTEENTH
Nehawka Loooa Oaa of Hottest Games
of Seaaoa.
UNION, Neb., Aug. 7.-("pec!al Tele-
I k:.k.lil
Brain. umiwh urtww nvuawKI a
i j. r .. . -.j. v,-, .. . i -
in one or ma notteat Samoa I
II Dayt(i m tbla part of the state this seaaon
to 4, requiring thirteen Innings to de.
i . j. thai a-amai. Altar T r
elde the game. Aftar the sixth Inning.
.lther d. ,ecured sny scores until the
thirteenth, when Union made two. Eaton.
U. Vnlon pitcher, blanked Nehawka for
L.- .ir.i-ht lnninaa Soore: r
tTninn 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
vahawka 1 t 1 0 0 0 0 4 0 4 0 0 A A
Rlt,,: ITnlon. Eaton and TVnia-1...
v-.W.i..
P'r' Jam'
Mason, Adanie and Hall, Urn.
James Banning.
St. Jose na Bars Plarera.
WICHITA. Kan.. Aug. S.-The 8t Joaenh
Weatern league team has purchased Catcher
Coo snd Outfielder Goodrich of the Seoul
paw weatern team, to report August 16.
Wichita has purchased Plteher Rstv
Wright from Topeka, formerly with the
War... f ( H n.a
Date for Coarelagr Meet.
BUTTON. Neb., Aug. 8 Special ) After
much contention It has finally been decided
la num nm iw uuuieiui niovt in
Sutton, beginning October 11 and continu
ing the remainder of the week
Cleveland Boys Topeka Player.
CLEVELAND. O.. Aug. 8,Th Cleveland
ball club today announced the purchase of
Outfielder 1 hompson of the Topeka, Kan.
Lose, to Jobbers; Grizzlies
Clown Base Ball
Game Furnishes
Plenty of Sport
"Bloomer" Team of trisgniied Playen
Me eU Dutchmen at Hod and
Oun Club.
Tha atallar 4UracUon, at tha Omaha Rod
and Oun club waa tha baea ball game
which had been achedulod tor na aiwr-
noon between tha "Boston . Bloomers" and
the club team., Thoa ,who viaitaa n-
rrniin,la ifnutlni tn IM "aura SnOUgtl
m r . . m -
lemal baa bail , artlats irom ina d
bean olty upon the diamond- wera a bit
disappointed, but fortunately, most ot the
alub members war ."on" and tha afternoon
of fun drew to tha club ground tha largest
number which, has been there at oca It was
organised, excepting on carnival, days.
Those who eaaayed the female rolea Were
artiatlcally attired for the part, while tha
Club team, headed;. by Hugo Welsln, ap
peared dleguaed as Dutchmen, sans only
the wooden shoes. The battle was for
eighth. Uooi until th .fifth Inning, when it broke
0e0101-SuPln' rlot- u is hinted that tha causa
hree-baae bit: Mo- of the riot was the gross carelessness of
the amrkenr In nnl nrovldlna- himself
any rate, despite the coat of armor In
which ha was clad and tha ax and alarm
clock which he carried. Mr. Christie was
hanged In the course-of tha riot. Other-
the gamo was without Incident
The usual Sunday ' sports largely gave
way to tha ball game, but another heat of
of the sail boat race waa run, Trio win
nlng first honors, with Catherine second.
Catherine and Manawa still retain the lead
tor th trophy, but .yesterday's result
moves irio into imro place, inrougnoui
the day Prof. Gtintz mandolin orchestra
of about thirty plecea furnished muslo In
the pavilion.
The coming weeks at the club wll be
busy ones. On Saturday of this week the
women of the club will alve a Dlcnle for
" ,.""""T m.sa.on. -m .ur
August 28 Is planned a water carnival. On
me ii anu biuh men ui
club will meet In a base ball battle.
Score la Tied la the-Ninth aad Again
la tha Tenth,' hat Aaaorlcaas
Make Oao " More.
The Americana wnn from tha Hollva In
me nrat came of a double header at vin
ton park yesterday by. tha close score of 4
to 3, in ten Innings.
ieitner side scored until the fifth inning
When the Americana scored one. Dennlson
na bmlth hlttlnir for slnales and Adams
bringing home Dennlson by a sacrifice hit.
In the first half of tha ninth the Hollys tied
the score and tha Americans failed to get
any in their half of, the ninth.
in me renin tne noiiys got two more
runs on two hits and a walk, and things
lot ked blue for the Americans. In the laat
half of tha tenth Hlckey struck out the
first man. Smith beat out a slow arounder,
"- - t
unny, wno nit one pi Tne premeai two-
j'-bcc. w.r mv -vu - muui ius
imiuH uie icon, rstn iupD rut aaie put-
tins uonny on inira. enerer anocKeo in
the winning run by Trslnarle over short.
Adama arajtnn rh,.rruMin,t rtr the Amnri-
oui 01 many Da1 Jiojea. , Mickey pitcnsa lor
the Hollya an l!ilfel' pitched great ball.
striking out ten tcan ana not passing a.
man. ... q
.un
AMERICANS. 1
HOLLYS.
AB.H.O.A.B.
AB.H.O.A.B.
Dannr, f.
f. ... I 1 1 4 IFalconar, 11, I I 1 I
W.HaohUn, a 4 1 t 4 0J. Kallr. lb. 4 1 I 1
Bapp. tb....-l I S 4 1'. Kallr, lb. Mill
Sbarar, lb.... 0, J 0 Datisbartr.lb ills
Tranr. It 4 0 10 0 C. Coo, .... I 1 10 1
A.Hachtn.rt 4 Stack, rt. 4 11 0
Donnlson. lb 4. Ill 0, ,4 MAndr'wa.aa 1 0 1
Smith, aa. ... 4 tit 1 Braaamaa, It f 0 I 0 0
Adama, p.... I I IHIckay, p.... I II M
ToUIsi t U M 16 J " Totala.... .i 4 411 11
One out When winning run was made. '
Americans
i.i. 0 4 0 0 10 9 0 0 8-4
Hollys ...
.... 0 6 0 9 0 0 0 0 1 3-
fP'UHUiv.o. V.1. (.... CrnUn Kat aa
Smith. P. Kellv.'tlouehertv. Sacrifice has
I Art.m. P. Kallv. UuAndrawa. BiMiman.
mil with r.ltrhrt hali: Hv Aiiima 4:. bv
Hlckey. 1. First base on balls: Off Adams,
L Struck out: By Adams, 6: by Hlckey, In
I T. . .. . , 1 . r . . . .
I iimSt A:V. UOipirei :AUlM.ee.
GOTCH WINS FROM FARRELLS
Fariaar Baraa, AppWara In Omaha Vml
torn aad Mokoa a. Ssocn,
When Called Idob
Tha Farrella Journeyed to Carroll. Ia.
and went down to deteat at tha hauda ot
Frank Gotch's Humboldt team, by a score
of 4 to 4. i . -
The Farrell's secured an eany ieaa aur
n the fore part of the game, but fuffored
disastrous round, that of tha fifth, when
the lowans chased Ui six runs on a series
of misoues. Intermingled with two passes
and a triple by McLeary. After that
Probst twirled better and but two' men
reached Ilrat base.
urn ..r4 n tha mound for Humboldt
hut wm aoon driven from the slab and
retired In favor of McCleary, who held the
Omahan's ln safety.
The Farrella received an ausplolous start
I by scoring one In the opening round. Hits
by Woodrnff and Tingley scored one In
the next and a terrific clout by Kennedy
drew the third.
Farmer Burns appeared on ma aiamona
arrayed in a Farrell uniform ana partici
Dated la the Farrell practice. He waa
riven a areat ovation by the large Bum
ber of fans and flqnaly responded with
Tha hlttlnir of Kennedy and a oneHianded
stop and throw by AQkina were ne ongn
lighu for the rarreus.
FARBBLLS. ' - BUSBOUDT.
AB.H.O.A.B. . AB.H.O.A.B.
McKanr. rt.. 4 1 4 iPaeoott, aa.. 4 1 1 1
Adktne. Ib... I 1 I OBoara, 4 11
Croft, ef 4 0 4 ODodse, of-lb. 4 4
Kantian-, lb. 4 I I1! 1 Brownlni. K. I
Eriiason. If. 4 t 1 4 MaCle'nr.lb-p 111
Woodr, aa.... 4 I 1 lsoniars, lb... 4 I I
Quislar. lb.. 4 1 14 lAuatln, lb... 11
Iana, e a o a i awuaina, n.. a i
Probat. p....l ft I 1 Hill, p 1 0 I
uajiiou, oi... a v a
ToUla It I 17 17 I
f y Totals..... II 4 17 T
Farrella ............. 111019000-
Humboldt 0 .0 0 0 f0,0 0 0-4
Two-base hlta: Kennedy, Tingley. Three
baea hit: McCleary. Home run: Ken
nedy. Struck out: By Probst, 8; by
McCleary, t. Baaea on balls: Off Probst,
1; off MoCleary, U off Hill, 1. Double play
McCleary to Fawcett to Dodge. Umpire
XAldWIg.
RESULTS IN "THH MINK LEAGUE
Played from Aabnra.
At Nebraaka City, floor: R.H.E
Auburn
Neb. Cit
VVVU.SAVl V O O
City t 81000008-8 11
Batterlea: Auburn. Hlrsch and Reed; Ne
braska City, Wells and Waller.. Umpire
rietcner.
At Fal la City, no same. ram.
At Shenandoah, no game; rain.
Hill Mea Wla
The Burllnartnn Rod Socks won Sunday
I afternoon from tha newly organised team
th Monaroha. better known as the
Monmouth Perk s, by a score ot 13 to e.
- I tlmZ?u- ' xn? mouna ior m
I oiuna in m
tUit Inning, when he let them moke
four "fores. In the seventh Inning Young
I I IW VI1V U. L 1 1 II V III1V lit, luv 1 1' ' . n.m
a. v.aaia two oansri. v..ni,.v. ,,iwu
I ,,un, aonrina. vJ.. w.lm,r came nazt
and knocktd h.. t.J.b.A iikt a home run.
but was only aood for two sacks. Llsy and
Satft, for the Berks, did the star fielding
ot the game, a fell Adams for the Mon
archa was in the lime light for his team.
R. Jl. R.
Burlington R. 8.-1 0 8 114 1 1-13 ' 14 4
Mo arena .41 14 00404 4 4
Batterlea: Burlington Red Socka. 'Maaon
and Clemen-. Monaroha Aoderaon and
j Miller. Uiuiaje; Muia-u,
BREWERS DEFEAT nOOSlERS
Lewie Drivel in Deciiive Bun in the
i Eleventh. Inning.
FINAL SC0BE IS SIX TO FIVE
Locals Pot Two Over la tha First aad
Walt Till the Nlath to Tie
Score with Couple
More.
MILWAUKEE. Aug. 3.-Lewls drove In
the winning run In the eleventh after Mc-
Gann, who had batted for Cutting, had
walked tnd Charles had singled. Tha
score waa to t. Score:
MILWAUKSa. INDIANAPOLIS.
AB.M.O.A.el AB.H.O.A.B
rf.. I IIS IChadb'n. tt 4 0
rdll
Charlta, lb.. I I 1
1 twilllwna, 3b. t 1 4 I 1
1 IH.Hm, rt.. I I 1 0 0
vcarr, lb I I lit II
4 ( Ilhntjr, II 4 1 I
4 0 Hor, ....( 0 0 0
eMurch, lb.... 4 115 0
I Cifly. 4 3 I T
Dowd, p I 1 0 I 1
4 4
0 Totals 46 II II i t
1 0
LIS, at 4 I
rrr. lb.... t 14
Clark, lb.... 4 1 I
Baiilirr. 1'
Spenoer, f.
Marshall, t,
Crntwtll, f
4 11
10 4
40
4 4 0
Mcoirnn. a
Braan
Cuttlns, p..
Mrtiann .,
Totala a 14 s 11 t
One out when wlnnlnar nm waa m
Batted for McGlynn In the ninth.
Batted for Cuttlna In th .l.v.nih
Indianapolis ....0 011100020 04
Idnlanapolle ....0 01110003 0 0-6
lwo-base hit: Clark. Three-bane hlta:
Marshall, Hayden. Hits: Off Cantwell, 4
In three and two-thlnla Innings; off Mo
Glynn, 7 In flva and one-third innings; off
Cutting, 0, In two innings. Sacrifice hit:
Coffey, stolen base: Williams. Left on
bases: Milwaukee, 11; Indianapolis, 12.
Base on balls: Off Dowd, 6; Cantwell, 2;
McGlynn, 2. Struck out: By Dowd, 8; Cut
ting, 1; Cantwell. 1: Mrdlvnn l wim
pitch: Cantwell. Time: 2:30. Umpire Owens.
Millers Wta la Ninth.
MINNEAPOLIS. Auar. S .Mlnn.nnotl.
won in the ninth on a passed ball to Al
tlser, Cravath'a single, which enabled the
former to go to third, and Williams' long
sacrifice to center. Manager Frlel of Co
lumbus, declined to play off the finish of
the game of June 30, ordered played out
by President Chlvlngton. and it la not nroh-
auio iwiiviiia-ton a aocmion win be obeyed.
MINNEAPOLIS. COLUMBUS.
AB.H.O.A.B. ah m n A n
Clymer, ef,., 4 11 OPerrtns, lb,. 4 1 ' 1 1
Aititer,' ee...i 114 OHInchman, If I 0 1 0 0
CraraU. If... 4 111 CConj.lton. rf 4 1 I 0 0
muiama, id. a a l cuowtia, lb.... Ill
Rnsaman, rf. 4 I 1 1 0 trial, cf 1 110
anew m a, hi l I I OOdnall, lb.... I Ml I I
Oill, lb 4 110 OMahllnc. aa.. I 1 111
BOlltn. O 1 T I OArboaaat. a..l 0 I a I
'an, p a I 0 S liLlebbardt, p. 1 ft 1 1 0
. Bltton, p 0 0 0 1
Totals Mil 17 IS u'Carlach .... 1 10 0
Strommol, p. ft 0 4 0
t . ToUla 11 714 4
-jun out wnen winning run made.
Batted for Carlach In oiciith
Mlnneapolla 0 i a a i n i ft ik
Columbua 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 04
Two-baas hlta: iMnPnrmlrlr I?l,nn u.h.
ling. Three-base hit: Altlx'er. Hit's: Off
A.ieonart, s in rour ana two-thirds Innings;
Off ltton. 3 in two and- one-1 hint I nnl nara
of Stremmel, 2 in two and one-third Innings.
onwi on uuua; kji i r lene, ; otr tiltton, 1
off Stremmel. 1: off Slttnn. 1. Kinmii our
y Flene, 1; by Liebhart, 2; by Bltton, 2.
iime: i.m. umpires: AJlernaiter and her
guson.
Toledo Takes Easy Oae.
ST. PAUL. Aur. 8. Toledo won tha
in the first Innlntr. when thev haiteH ni..r
out of the box and secured a lead of five
i ujib, ouora:
TOLEDO.
AB.H.O.A.B.
ST. PAtTT.
AB.H.O.A.B.
Mailman, rf. s ft 0 ft Oi-l.rk ir i a a
4 0
3 1
1 ft
ft ft
1 0
0 o
4 0
1 ft
0 0
I- ft
HTchnian, lb I 1 1 1 ft Woodruff, lb. 4 4 1
Bulllran, ef.. 4 ft I 0 uMcC'm'k. as. 1 I 1
Hieaman, If. 4 0 1 0 ftllurra. of... a i
Abbott, a,.... ft I 1 lAutray, lk... I ft 11
rraeman, id. a s T V I L,leaa, rt....
. 4 0
WcGartbr,1 as 4 1 4' I IWrlsler. lb
Elwert, lb... 4 I I 1 0 Kallr.
4 1
1
ooft
.401
illlgan, p...l 1 ft" OBaljer, p..
iotaia.,....a BAT1A .
ToUla 21 1 IT 14 1
Toledo E 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 01
St. Paul 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 d 0-1
TwO-base hit: McCarthy. Thr..tm..
hit: 'Freeman. Home runs: McCarty. Free
man. Base on balla: Off Reiser, 2; off
Gl llgan, 8; off KUroy, 4. Struck out: By
Gllligan, 1; by Kilroy, 3. Umpires: Chill
and Cusack. Time: 1:45.
RESULTS IN THREE-I LEAGUE
Waterloo, Davenport, Rock Island
aad Dabaaoe Wla.
WATERLOO. Aug. 8. Statev'a error u
sacrifice and singles by Collins and Fromer
gave the locals two runs and tha game
in the ninth inning today. Loomls pitched
great ball, only two locals reaching flrbt
oase up to ma nintn inning. Score:
R.H.E.
Danville 00004001 0-1 8 1
Waterloo 00000000 32 3 1
Batteries: Loomls and Wolfe: Patton aui
Harrington.
DAVENPORT. Ia.. Aur. 8. Mas Rmlth
blanked the visitors with three hits in to
day's game, the home team winning In the
tentn on mree singles ana tallying the only
run of the game, Soore: R.H.E.
sprlngneia .......... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 2 3
Davenport 000000000 11 8 1
uatteries: Hartley ana schroeder: Smith
and Walsh.
ROCK ISLAND, Aug, 8.-Th homo
team won a fast 1 to 0 contest from Peoria
today, the winning run being driven over
the plate by a ternrio double by Kelly.
Dick ana uvits eaon pitched fine ball.
Soore: R.H.E.
Peoria 00000000 0-0 3 1
Rock Island 00000010 1 2 2
Batteries: ovits ana Asmussen: Dick and
O'Leary.
DUBUQUE. Ia.. Aug. 8. The locals
bunched hits on Walsh in the third inning
of today's game and beat Bloomlngton,
4 to 1. Catcher Nunsmaker threatened to
assault Umpire Daly and was fined and
put off the grounds. Score: R.H.E,
Bloomlngton 00001000 01 6 1
Dubuque 00031000 4 t 0
Batteries: Walsh, Nunamaker and
Erwln; Perrlas and Boucher.
SWIFT PRIDES BITE TUB DUST
Colamhlaa Take Good Game ky the
Scoro of Fire to Two.
Tha Columblas defeated the Swift Prides
In a well played game at Fort Omaha yes
terday arternoon oy me score or 6 to i.
The Swifts started out good In the first
Inning by getting twd runa. but stopped
richt there, as fitsgeraid started to use
his head along with the shoots and after
that the Swifts did not get past second
hajia. In the Fourth the columblas atarted
In to get some runa ana by clever base
running wltn a tnree-oagger tnrown In.
ihev cot all they needed to win. The feat
urea of the game were tne firming or the
Columblas ana the one nanaed catch by
the Swifts left rieiaer.
Score bv innlniss R.H.E.
Swift Prides 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-2 3
Columblas 0 u o b o V 0 o 0-4 6
These teams will meet again this season
for a large purse.
GRAHAM GOES TO JOIN THE TEAM
Pa
Wires for Hla Faat Utility
aad Ha Hastens to St. Joe.
Maa
A wire was received at the Smokehouse
yesterday from Pa Rourke asking that
Graham be sent at once to Join the team
at St. Joseph. The fast little utility man
went out on an afternoon train and will
be In uniform ttua afternoon.
Kane has been out of the game for three
davs. He has gone home In answer to
call to be with hla sister, who la critically
111.
Beat the Speotatora.
Because the team of the Bemla Omaha
Bag failed to ahow up Sunday, th Buck
Antlera claim the game as theirs. A team
from th crowd was picked up snd gave
the Buck organisation a merry run, the
latter winning, 4 to 5. Any team in Omaha
averaging 18 years of age would be wel
comed by the Buck Antlera Score:
R. H. E.
Buck Antlers 4 8 2
Near Stara 1 8 4
Batterlea: Kendall and McGiwsn, Moren
and liavlu.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
Charlea , Ware, assistant general superin
tendent of tha Union Pacific mail left to
day on a trip over the Union Pacific lines
in Nebraaka.
Feast Upon
Billings to Try
to Drive Trotter
for World's Mark
Owner of Uhlan Will Send Him
Against Time to Wagon on
Cleveland Track.
NEW TORK. Aug. 8.-C. K. G. Billings,
owner of Lou Dillon, has gons to Cleveland
to drive his trotter. Uhlan, 2;02. at the
opening of the Grand Circuit meeting there
tomorrow, in an attempt to lower the
world s record to wagon without the aid of
a windshield. Tha record Is 2:03V. made
by Major Delln In 1903. Mr. Billings re
cently drove Uhlan a mile . to wagon In
3:0:V, but the performance was made at
an amateur meeting and was not a tech
nical record. Uhlan trotted a mile to sulky
a few days ago In t:00 which Is faster
than any other horse has ever shown In
public or private without a windshield.
Ak-Sar-Ben In Lead.
Ak-Sar-Bcn lodire No. 222 of tha Ancient
Order of United Workmen regained tho
lead In the Ancient Order of United Work-
men league Sunday by beating No. 173 by
a scoro of to 5. The 171 lodge team got
two runs In the first Innina- and two In tha
second, but later were, nosed out by their
opponents. The college pitcher for 178 did
some spectacular twilling, but the fielding
departments of the teams were evened up.
naileries: No. S2I Wright and BroWn;
No. 173, Nubon and Rasmussen. Umpire:
LenU. ..
Ranatera In a Romp.'
The Rangers defeated the Hotfmana of
South Omaha Sunday afternoon at Duffy's
park by the score ot 13 to 4. Lewis pltohed
a good game, allowing but four hits and
whiffing seven men. McDonald, the Rang
ers' shortstop, waa the star of the day. both
in fielding and at the bat. He "soured four
hlta out of five trips to bat. two ot them
being two-baggers, and had nine assists and
five putouta and one error. Score: R.H.E.
Rangers 0 3 1 8 0 8 1 4 13 14 1
Hoffman 0 0 0 0 3 0 3 0 04 4 6
Batteries: Rangers, Lewis and Nystrom;
Hoffmans, Guenness, Usher and Donohue.
NEWS NOTES OF SPORTDOM
Manager Dick Cooley ot Topeka Is said
to be in the field with an offer to sell his
team for 116,000.
Dr. White, pitcher for the White Sox, Is
said to be the only twlrler In th business
who can get Ty Cobb's goat.'
Jack Sheridan, veteran umpire, Is soon to
start on a scouting trip In search of um
pires for the American league.
The present season in the big leagues has
seen more freak plays and unusual ball
games than hs any for many years,
The ten days' aeroplane carnival, to
open at Asbury Park, N. J., August 10,
promises to be an event of national Import
ance. A story going the rounds out around Den
ver has U that club owners are about to
start an ouvter fight on President Tip
O'Neill.
Billy Delaney Is wearing that "I-told-you-so"
air. He roasts Jeffries and sava John
son could have done It five years ago Just
as easily. .. , .
J. R. Kllpatrlck, Yale track champion
and foot ball star, will compete for the na
tional all-round championship at Chicago,
August 13. '
Jack Johnson has an exclusive residence
section in a Brooklyn suburb In a turmoil,
having announced that he Intends to pur
chase a 162,000 dwelling In their midst. .
Oklahoma has a heavy base ball casualty
list this year. A number of nlavnra hnvu
died from Injuries received during, carries,
and the .list, ofr minor injuries runs high.-
Manager Jack Holland of the St. Jonh
club is Out on a aroutlnc nvnitlnn u.
has promised hie fans a first division team
ana ne is out arter players, to-strengthen
the team, , . ...
BASE BALL IN HEAVEN
SAYS PRE CHER FAN
MaaaachnBetta Minister Ueclarea It
Not Unfitting- to Think of ,'
Gnmes "Over There."
MATTAPOLISETT, Mass., Aug. 8. "Baso
ball In heaven," waa the subject ot a ser
mon preached today by the Rev. C. Julian
Tutill, pastor of tha Congregational church.
He said in part:
"Heaven Js hut . an evolution of this
wprld. A Christian may love a ball game
and loving . it remain a Christian. Why
then, Is It not safe to prophesy that even
the game of base bajl will havs its place
In some spiritual form in heaven.'
GENERALLY FAIR WEATHER
Weather Bareaa Predicts There Will
. Be No Abnormally High Tem
perature This Week.
WASHINGTON, Aug. a Indications that
there will be no abnormally high tempera
tures throughout the country during the
coming week- were found by the weather
bureau.
Generally fair weather Is predicted for
the Mississippi valley, the plains states, the
Rocky mountains and the plateau regions
and Pacifio states,
S S Secures Old Soros in the very simplest way. It Just goes Into i ths clrJ,
million and removes thm poisons and impurities whlcli are keeping the place
Kent and healing properties from the blood, Instead of iiritatmgiseaso-ladoii
cTrnT EverrsPtonVof an old sore suggests diseased blood, .the lnaamma
tlon disoharge, discolored flesh around the ulcer, and the fact that It roBiatt
every form of looal treatment, and even returns after being romoved by surgical
operation, Indicates tq what a great extent the blood la polluted. S. S. 8. re
moves every trace of poison or infectious matter from the circulation and makoi
the blood stream pure, rich and healthy. S. B. 8. reachos hereditary taints,
and those who are suffering from an old soro, which came without any appareal
cause could not do bettor than talto a course of this great blood medicine t
remove the inherited taint, 8. 8. &. cures old sores for the one simple roasol
hat it Tjurifies the blood. Book on Sores and Ulcers and any medical adtict
free to aU X write. THE BWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, OA
Idols have been worshipped for years but
, none ' have given half the satisfaction
half the pleasure of these IDOLS.
They are made of imported tobacco, of long
hller and by hand
Never before has such value
been offered at the price.
The only tribute they de
mand is a trial.
Rtcomm -neW ly
aw
the Champs
DOVES EASY FOR PIRATES V
Visitor! Blank Boston and Xncreaia
Batting Averages.
SCORE IS SIX TO NO
iTHINS
Loagc lilts by Clark and J. Miller
Start Ball to nolllna Locals
Have Trouble Placing- . '
Hits,
BOSTON. Aug. S.-Long . hits by Claf
and John Miller decided today's game In
favor of Pittsburg. The final ' score waa
t to 0. Boston was able to make more
than one hit In an Inning only one. - Score;
PITTSIil'RO. BOSTON, -I
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Prrna. lb.... 4 1 1 1 1 Col Una. It... 4 MM
Loach, cf I 1 I ft Hrrio(. ib...! 1 4 1 0
riarka. If.... 4
Wagner, aa. . I
I I
0 OeVeaner. lb.. 4 111 1
1 4 R. Millar, rt 4 0 0 I
4 4 Abb'tlchio. aa 4 I 1 I
1 I
I 4
4 11
1 4
1 1
J. Millar, lb a
Plrnn, lb.... 1
Wllaon, rf... 4
Olhson. e 4
Lelfleld, P .. 4
1 OHerk. ef..,.,. 4 110
4 tOrahain. ... 4 ft ft ft-
0 OShean, lb.,.. I I I 4
1 0 Brown, p ft ft 1 1
1 1
Kna, p. .... 1 t-.t 1
ToUla
Pittsburg
Boston ...
17 1ft IT 14 1
Totala l t IT 11 t
2003 MMJ
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Two-base hit; Beck, Three-base hits:
Clark. J. Miller. Homo run; Clark. Hits:
Off Brown, 7 In four InnlPRs; off Kvriis, 3
In five innings. Sacrifice hit: ' Brown,
Double plays: Shean .to Sweeney to Al
hatlcchlo. J. Miller to Flynn. Left on
bases: Pittsburg, 8; Boston, 7. First base
on balls: Off LeiNeld. 1: oft Evans. S.
First base on errors: Plttsbura:. 1: Boston,
1. Hit with pitched bnll : By Evans. Flynn.
Struck out: By Lelfleld, 1. Wild pitch:
Evans. Time: 1:33. Umpires: Kason and
Johnstone. : i .
Ninety Million
People in Nation
Census Estimate
Officials at Washington Believe Num
ber Will Total This Amount
Two Months' More Counting. .
WASHINGTON, Aug. It wll be about
the middle of October before the people
of the United Slates learn their true rum
ber as revealed by the offlolal count of tha
Thirteenth census. It is generally believed
that the number will be about 90,000,000, and
the census offisials are known to share jhls
belief.
About 300 of the more than 1.800 clerks
In the census office are compiling popula
tion figures only, while the others are
working on other statistics, Contrary to
the general opinion, .oil th counting of th
people Js done by hand, tabulating machines
being used only In classification aa ta race,
Bex and other conditions. .)..,
Enumeration figures will, continue to be
given out day by day for th next two
months or more, while the sociological and
industrial figures will come liter. All the
enumeration figures are counted from three
to rour. times ana investigation is or
dered if there Js any suggestion, of aa
error. In two cit-es cvldsnos of fraud has
been discovered and In one. Great Falls,
Mont., a prosecution has' been undertaken
for fraudulent enumeration. The inten
tion of Director Durand Is to tabulate first
the population of the Urge cities, after'
which the figures for. the states will be
given, out as tbey.ar asQertalped, the re
turns tot all counties In hfe 'kUteeing'arl-
nouncea at me eume time as. tha .figures
for the' state.
At the Theaters
Summer Vaudeville at the Gayety. -
Last night at the Gayety the house was
packed all evening to witntss the excellent
bill of continuous vaudeville and mori de
pictures. Maintaining his balance on a sluTk
wire seems to be as simple a matter to
Roy Cross aa Is standing on both feet with
most of us. Cross puts a peck measure
on the wire, gets both feet In it and Jumps
it along the wire as though he were slipping .
It along a sheet of ice. Temple and O'Brien
proved themselves to be a lively pair of
singers and talkers. With "Baby Doll" as
his subject, Harry Lyons told a very pretty
story In song, the same being Illustrated
by colored slides. "A Game of Hearts" la
a romantlo moving picture. The, "Imp"
picture in the present program is entitled
"Tho Mistake," New pictures will be shown
tomorrow, and on Thursday another set
of vaudeville performers will present them
selves. Matinee dally front 1 to 5 p, rff.
p, ny j
the htjF
SIDNEY-Jn order to sdvertlse
ney chautoique, which begins August 13,
the Commercial club er that place has ar
ranged for an Immense auto parade to
tour all the towns of Fremont county Mon
day, August 8, advertising the chautauque.
Twenty autos will be pressed Into aervlce,
and the towna of Knox, Perclval, Ham
burg, Farragut, Shenandoah, Imogune,
Randolph, Tabor and Anderson, will br
vlalted. . .
CURES
workmanship..
MoCORD-BRADY CO.
O mail a
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club, lie will report Immediately.
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