THE "BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1911.
Cubs Clamber Into First Place in National League; Tigers Win; Omaha Loses
GRIZZLIES SHUTOUT ROURKES
O'Brien Lets Down Visitors with
Eight Hiti and No Bum.
THREE TIMES TWO FOE DENVER
Roklnon a lilt Hard Spnhr Seenre
Three-Baa Hit Foar Two-Baa;,
grrt Qalllin , Mnkea Hacrl
flre'lUt. DENVER. Colo.,, June 12 O'Brien, . the
strike-out wonder, rucceeled In shutting
out th visitor, f to 0. Robinson, wa hit
hard. , Scor:
UknYer. ' ;
. ' , ; v V 'AB. R. H. O. A. E.
1.1 ,yrt !h,;.;,,.t 4 1 0 4 0
GHrrore, r. vk. 4 0 I I 0 9
Ctix dy. rt.. ...'....-. 4 1 0 0-0 9
i?aii. if t t t o
ljutilin. 3t. ..;,.. rf-w
llrdsay, lb.,
V..4-
Coffey. M,.l.,.i.i.,. 1112
Bnshr. c..i.,.l... 4 1 t II
c...V....;:;.,4 1 t 11 1 1
O'Brien, p,. .,....,..-. 4 0110
Totals ;...d2 S ; 10 27 11 1
OMAHA.
. "AB. R. H. O. A. E
Pick. 3h 4 0 1 I 0 0
Kane, lb 4 0 , t 2 0
Willlama. rf J.... 4 0 110 0
Nlehoff. 2b A.... 0 0 t 0
king, cf A.... 4 0 1 2 0 1
SthtM.nover, If. 4 0 1 0 2
kneaves, .......... 4 . 4) i I J 0 1
Arhogast, c. ........ v.-. 0. 0 6 1 0
Rcblraon, p.. ....... 00 1 8 1
Asnew ".. 1 0 0 0 0 0
Sehlpk 0 0 0 0 0 0
Totals i.36 0 24 18 S
letted for Arbogast In the ninth.
Fatted for Robinson In th ninth.
Denver ..m. .i.'. .0) 0 2 0 0 2 2 0
Omaha 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Stolen bases: Lloyd, Rchoonover, Pick,
Ki.eaves, BeaU (2), Cassldy, Qulllln. Twj
bajio hits: Oilmore, iiieivei. Kane, Pick.
Three-bam, hltf t rtj.ahr. eacrlilce hit:
yuillin. Struck out! " Hy O'nrlen, 13; by
Hi.blneon, 4. Bass on, ball: Off O'Brien.
1; off Koblnaon. 4 Douol play. Nlshoff
to Kneave. Wild irttchea: Koblnaon, 2.
l,eft on bases: Denver. 7; Omaha, 10.
Time: 2:00. Umpire: Haskell.
APPLBOATB WINS rOIt ANTKLOPKS
Pllehea Clever Game and U4a Triple,
.lloabla and Sacrifice '
LINCOLN, Neb., Juna 12. In addition to
pitching a clever game today, Applegata
rontrlhuteA to the run getting by getting
a triple, double and a aacrifice hit. Lincold.
won by a acora or no i. rcore:
. . . LINCOLN. '
' '' AB. R. It. O. A. E.
Gagnler, aa 4 3 1 2 2 0
UnKlaub. ib. I 0 2 13 0 0
ooie. at..:. 4 0 1 2 0 1
Cobb, rf 4 0 0 S 1 0
rnni4nn. Ilk....... 4 1 1 .0 1 0
MllUr if 4 1 2 4 0 01
Cnokman. Sb 2 0 0 0 0 0
'Strattttn, p.t.w.. ...... S '21110
Applegate, p.v,r.,f 2 .'
Totala : 30 T 10 17 ' 1
fES MOINES.
.... ; - -XB r. h. O. A. E.
Anderaon, rf 4 0 0 0 0 0
oUigan, aa 4 1 2 4 2 1
CurtlH. if v.. 8 0 1110
Mat tick. c"f. '....-, J 0.0 4 0 1
Dwyar. lb,.. J 11 0 I
Korea, ib....? '4 .0 1 0 2 0
Graham. 2b.-..... ? - .1 .. . .
Wachant. c S 0 0.0.8 0
Pdttom p...-i.k 1 0.0 0 S O
Mitchell VI 1 0 0 ,0 0 0
.'Total's '.:,CvU.,i 1 i i
Batted tar '. PftUQn- n ninth. .
Lincoln .(0 S 0"-0- 0 10 T
Dea Moines 0 0 0 1 0 0 1-S
Rtwia pattert ln Viglaub, 1; Cola, t; Ap
pleaate. 2. Thre-baa hlta:. Cola. Appla
gate. Two-baae, fctia: .UagnleVv. Dundon, p
lilegatae Douhto piaye: Cobb to Unglaub,
Uiaiiam Uo rDwcr(.,C"rlla to -Colllgan ,to
t,t..n t. Xiru hft m to TJWVhr. LfL
on baaea: )incoln..Si Dea Molnea, 7. Btoien
Vbaaea: Gagnler, Millar, Dwyer, Korea. Hao
rltlce hit: Cockman,- Applegate, Graham.
ui..,.nk mil ' Um Annieiratfl. 2. Baaea oil
halla: Off Applegate, 6; off Patton,' 2
lime: i:i. uuipire. oi!UBumii.
Fl'EBLO'l HITI AXB MORIS TIMELY
Sloax Tltr Loaea GM fcr Tare to
y -iwro' Score. '
PUEBLO. Tune II Pueblo hit more
timely than Siou City and won the flrat
Same of the series today. S to 1. Both
arber and Ellis pitched good ball In the
plnchea. Barbor' receiving the better sup-
fiort. Pueblo . took the lead In the flrat
nnlng and ww never headed. Sioux City
rallied in the ninth and acored one run
on two singles. and one error, hut left two
men on baaea. Score:
SIOUX CITY. -
a AB. R. H. O. A'. .
Andreaa, 2b... i "Oil 2 2 0
Stem. lb. ,4. 1,1 0 1
Hrnen. If 8 0 0 1 0.0
Neighbors, 'rf......i... S - 0 1 1 0 0
Hartman. as. ...... 4 0-1 2 4 0
Wagner, cf.,...,, 4 1,1 4 0 0
Rellly, 3b. 3 0 0 1 1 0
Towns, c. i', 4' 0 0 1 1 0
Barber, p.. .,........ 4 0 ' 1' 0 0 0
Miller 1 0 10 0 0
Totals.
35 S
24 ; 8
- ifl,: p H. o. A. E.
Mlddleton, jfv:"J.v-.'.4 1 1 0 ; 0
lierger, aa. 4 ll 1 1 7 1
Belden. If. . i... !..... 8 1 1 1 10 0
Koerner, lb-...t. ...... 4 . -0 1 11 1 ' 0
llughee, 2b....,;..w.,: 2 0 ' 0 1 6 1
lavia, U....I. v.-.... 3 11 S 0.0
Claire. ss...i.. S 0 - 1 1 1 I
Clemona. c.,... S - 8' 1-0
Kills, p ,,r u,l - . 0 2 0
Totaia.. A.'. -. : T.. ,i 7 a Ju 4
Batted lor Rellly In the ninth. . '
Sioux city.. .',:... o oo iooo oi-1
Pueblo . I N1M I
Stolen base ,Vanor. Uelden, Da via.
Two-base hit t lm.. oaurlflce hlu: Neigh
bors, Mufchen. . ,Liible - playe. Ellla to
Itughea to Koernarr -Clcinotia to Berger to
Koerner to ltiixasa, Hughes to Berger to
Koerner, Hartman to Andreas to btem.
First base on balls: Off Barber, S. Struck
out: By Barber, 8; by Ellis, 4. Hit with
pitched bull: By Kllia, L Time; 1:40.
Umpire: Morgko., . ..
4-
ST. JOSEPH' LOSES TO TOPEKA
Backaaaa Pltckea Ef feed vela- After
She First laal.
TOPEKA. Juna 12 Buchanan pitched ef
fectlvely after the first Inning and Topeka
defeated 8t Joaoph. S to 2. Score: .
r 4 TOPEKA,
, . AB. R.' H.
O.
4
1
1
10
0
1
Rickert. If. , 0 .0
Beecher, Sb S
Thomaaon, c(.,.... 4
Whitney, lb. 2
liopke, as I
Rreitenslein, 2bA.w 4
Cronipton. rf 4
Frambea, e 4
Buchanan, p.. 4
Totala.
32 I T
sr. josErK.
AB. R. u. a )&.
Kelly, rf.....nr...,. 4.1 0 . u
Powell. If..... .7. 4 1 1 ,i 6 0
Jones. 2b ,. 4 0 2 1 1 0
Zwlliing. cf. ......... f 0 2 ft 0
Hon on, lb. 4 0 1 10 1 0
lloeaett, c....,..... 2 0 . 1 4 0 0
Melnke, as-v.-. 0 0 I I 1
Hamilton, Sb. 2 0 0 1 1 1
Freeman, p. .......... a 0 4 0 t 0
Kerns I 0-0 0 0 0
Rellly ;. ,. 1 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 5 I "? "l 24 M l
Batted for Ooaaett In the ninth.
Halted for Hamilton In the niatn.
Topeka 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 S
bt Juaeph H M 10 M 4-1
Two-base hits: Jones, Goaaett. Sacrifice
hits: liopke. ZwlHing. Mrtnke. Double
play; Kickart to Frainbee. rliolri bases:
Krambea. Powall,' Freeman. Ftrat base on
talla: Oft Fierman, 4. Stmck out:. By
Hurhiun, T; by Freeman, 4- Utnplrea;
Clark and Gardner.
llearlac Saettoaad.
NEW YORK. Juna II-Lillian Graham, a
chorua girl, and -thel Conrad, an lllua
trator, chargeC with ahooung U. 1.
Mtukos. proprtatQ.r of the Anadnta hotel, la
tbuir apartments last Wednesday night
were arraigned In the West Hide court to
oar. but beUM ef the Inability of Stokea
tvi leave the hoapital their preliminary hear.
Ui- was pustpuCHHl unul neat Wednesday.
Standing of Teams
WEST. LEAGUE. , NATL, LEAGUE.
W.L Pet. ' W.L.Pct.
Denver S.J IS .l Chicago SI 1 ..H
Pueblo 28 18 ,(v.ew York ..3119.430
Lincoln 2S 1 .'M Philadelphia 1 20 . WS
Sioux City ..24 13 .611 Pittsburg ....27 21 .Sol
St. Joseph. .. 2 25 .SWSt. Ixule ....24 S3 .S3
Omaha 23 26 .4T'.lClnclnnatl ..14 27.47".
Topeka 22 24 .4ftx Brooklyn 18 22 -'
Des Molnea. II 42 .lWjBoatnn 12 S9 .S3;
AMER. ABSN. I Ail BR. LKASUE.
W.LPrt. W.L.Pct.
Kanaaa City. 35 IB .64! Detroit 87 16 .712
Columbus ...13 22 .tfwi
Philadelphia 30 17 .'(
Chicago 24 20 .MS
Minneapolis 30 28 .617
Milwaukee ..28 29 .42
Boaton J n .Ml
New York ..24 22 .622
Cleveland ....20 31 .X
Loulsvill ...27 29 .4.12
St. Paul ....28 81 .4fi
Toledo 25 S3 .431
Whlngton. 17 23 .340
Indianapolis 22 8R .38:St. 1-ouls ....1A 24.220
NKB. LEAOUR. MINK LEAGUE.
W.I.. Pot
W.UPct.
Superior ....1 10
Fremont ....14 IS .51
Falls City. ...13 8 619
Olarlnda. IS 61
Grand Is'd..17 12 .im
KeK City 10 11 .476
Auburn ......10 12 .V5
Kearney ....IS 13 .Rno
Columbus ...13 l!U.4iv Marvvllle ....10 12 .4FTi
Seward 14 1 T.BV1 Shenandoah.. 9 13 .4 0
Hastings ...10 18 .4T.7
York 11 14 .444( .
Yeatecday'a Heanlta.
WK8TERN LEAGUE. . , '
Cmrha. 0; Denver, 4.
Ploux City. 2; Tueblo, S.
Dea Molnea, 2; Uncoln, 7.
tt. Joaeph, 2; Topeka, 8.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Piooklyn. 2; Plttaburg, 4.
New York, 1; Cincinnati, 1
;oeton, 6; Chicago, 8.
hlladelphla, 8; tit. Louis. 4.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
t Mcago, 4; Waahington, a
tt. Loula, 0; Philadelphia, L
( leveland, 1; New York, 4.
Detroit, 5; Ronton, 4.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, 2; Minneapolis, 10.
Toledo, 9: Kuuiri City, 10.
Indlanarolia, Milwaukee, S.
Lcuievllle. ; St. Paul. 6. '
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
Puperior, 11; Kearney, 4.
Hastings, ; Grand Inland. 10.
, York, 10; Columbus, 2.
Beward, 12; Fremont, 11.
MINK LEAGUE.
Falls City. 7; Auburn, 6. . '
Shenandoah, 10; Nebraska City, 2.
Clartnda, 7; Maryvllie, 4.
Gaatea Tedajr.
Weatern League Omaha at Dnver, BIouk
City at Pueblo, Dea Molnea at Lincoln, St.
Joseph at Topeka.
National League Brooklyn at Plttaburg,
Naw York at Cincinnati, Boaton at Chi
cago, Philadelphia at Bt. Loula.
American Lsagua-rCtHLUho a.c Washing
ton. St. Loula at Philadelphia, Cleveland
at New York, Detroit at Boston.
American Association Columbus at Mln
neapolia, Toledo at Kanaaa City, Indian
apolla at Milwaukee. Louisville at St. Paul.
Nebraska State League Superior at Kear
ney, Haatings at Grand Island) York at
Columbus, Keward at Fremont.
Mink League Falls City at Auburn, Shen
andoah at -Nebraska City, Clarlnda at
Maryvllie.
Nebraska City Easy .
r for Shenandoah
Iowa, learn Makes Twelve Hits Which
; Result in Ten Buna Home
Team Makes Errors.-
NEBRASKA CITT. Nb., June U-(6pe-ciaJ
Telegram.) Score: " . .
. ; ' R.H.B.
Shenandoah 0 4 0 0 01 4 0 1-10 12 1
Nebraska City 1 0000000 1 2 12 t
'.Batteries: Charleaworth, O'Byrne and
Ke,rmani,Durri and Caatle. t Vmjjire; Kia
aane.. ., , ' 4,4. v.. v
CLARINDA. Jgoe ll.-Speclal Tele
gram.) Maryvllie took a ,o!os game, from
the Clarlnda. team this afternoon. One
player from each team umpired, Sage. being
atck. Hcorej R.H.E.
Clarlnda .1......0 0.3 0 1 0 0 0-4 S 7
Maryvllie , 0 1 'i 0 2 0 0 0 1-S 4 4
Batteries: Clarlnda, Burch and Harmony;
Maryvllie, Oswalt and Diets. Umpire: Kis
sane. ,
Al BURN, Nb.,'June 12. (Special Tele
gram.) Falls City won one ef the closest
games of the season today from the Au
burn team, the latter fighting from the
first to the last inning. Score: R.H.ii
Auburn 1 0100801 1-6 84
Falls City 0 0 2 1 S 0 0 1 0-7 10 8
Batteries: Auburn, Hlrach and Musser;
Palis City, Finch and Vanderhlll. Umpire:
BaraOa.
Lay Aside Business ,
for Sport on Links
Members of Commercial Club tWill
Perform with Driver and Put- ,
ter Tuesday.
Business will be laid aside for a day by
members of the executive committee and
other of the Commerical club, and driver
and putter will be taken up la tb chase of
the elualv gutta percha sphere. George
Havenstlck. assistant cashier of the
United State National bank, will be host
at the Field club to twenty-five member
of the club on Tuesday. Oolf will be the
main event of the day.
Two. team will be chosen, the one with
the losing; score agreeing to entertain the
victorious devotees or near devotee at a
dinner. T. W. Judaon will captain on
team while Thomas Fry will lead the other
on over the Field club course.
Omalia Takes Part in
the" Baraca Athletics
One Hundred and Fifty Men from
Missouri Valley Cities in
the Contest.
KXNSAB CITY, Mo., Jun 12. On hun
dred and fifty athlete mostly from Missouri
valley cltlea. are her to take part In the
first annual National Baraca track and
field meet, to be beld here thl .afternoon
la connection with the joint coavtntlon of
the Baraca and the Phllathea Bible So
cieties now in progrea In thl city.
Most of ' th entrant are from Kansas
City Baraca aocletlea. . These other cltlea
are represented; ' . '
Omaha, Bancroft. ' Centervllle, Florence,
NetM Portland. Mich.? Council Bluff and
Centerrtlle. la. -
Merehaata Wis la Klevea Iaalaars.
An 'eleven inning game played on the
Box factory grounds between the Sherman
Ave. Merchants and the Elmwood Parka,
was won by th Merchant after a hard
and stubborn fight. A series of errors by
the Merchants worked well for the Parka,
giving them a lead of seven runs In the
sixth. The Merchants "came back' in the
aeventh. and from that time on thlnga
worked better for thern. The features of
the game were the classy pitching and base
ateahng of klnnard of the Merchants, he
striking put nineteen men and walking but
three.
The acore: . R.H.E.
Merchants ..1 00 40 1 1 0 1 1 112 10 7
park 0 000140011 1-U S S
Batteries Merchant: Klnnard and Wade;
Parka: Doll and Stuart.
Twla Cttlea Wis.
The Twin Cltlea won from the Belvlderee'
uSaday by the score of 10 to a Batteries:
Twiu Clue. Kaapar and Rlha; Belvlderee.
MuGuIre, Petersen and Jovp.
Now Cttarajed with Graad Lsreear.
NEW YORK. June 11 Henry A. Scheib,
held In connection with the uiystarioue
doath of hla wife. Lillian, whose body waa
found la the bath tub of their apartment,
waa dlarharged In police court today, but
waa immediately rearrested, tbia time on
a charge of grand larceny. The police had
failed to prove that Mrs. Scheib had beea
murdered.
CUBS BREAK TIEJN THE NINTH
Pitchers Brown and Reulbach Have
Diffiooltj In Finding- Plate.
K1DJ0 SITS Df THE GRANDSTAND
Flaal Saetro Is Sis rive Oaa
Three-Baa Htf Twe Two-Baa;.
aTerl Five Saerlflee
Hits.
CHICAGO, Juna 11. Brown and Reul
bach were both wild, but Chicago man
aged to win over Boston, S to S, In a see
aw game, with the assistance of error.
John Kllng, who has refused to play with
Boston, occupied a seat In the grandstand.
Score:
CHICAGO. . BOSTON.
AB.H.O A.l. - AB.H.O.A.I.'
Shsoksrt. If. 4 1 S lMMr, Jb. I l l I 1
SrhulU. rt... 4 t STriMMT, 1..,4 I 7
Arrher. lb... 4 I II t Henna, as... I lit
Clm'msn, lb I i t I Miller, ot....l
IVvl. 3h ... 4 14 Olnrertan, It. 4 I 4 0 9
Tinker. I 1 4 Kalsar. rt.... t Sit
tronn, C, jl I V STCttmg. b.... 11110
nm. s.. i i Rartiea, t. ..4 a f
a, e... 4 4 t 1
, p.... 12 4 14
Rsulbach. . I 0 1 t urowa,
' .
TeUls SO 1 17 II I Totals tt l5S 14 1
One out when winning run wa acored.
Uhloago 1 0 0 0 S 1 0 0 1-41
Botoa 1 9 0 0 2 1 0 1 0-6
Two-base hits: Hereon, Ingerton. Three
base hit: Good. Sacrifice bits: Zimmer
man. Brown, Reulbach. Tinker, Sheckard.
Htolen bases: Sweeney. Schulte. Double
Plays: Archer (unassisted). Young to
Sweeney to Tenney. Left on bases: Chi
cago. 7; Boston. 7. Base on balls: Off
Brown, 3; off Reulbach, 3. Hit by pitched
ball: Graham. Struck out: By Reulbach,
i. by Brown. 4. Wild pitch: Reulbach.
Time. 1:4S. Umpires: Klem and Ems He.
Phillies Land oa Harmon,
ST. LOUIS, June 12-Phllndelphla fell
on Harmon In the sixth Inning, acorlng
seven run and driving him from the box.
The visitors won th ethird game of the
series with the local team, score, 8 to 4.
The local' fielding was ragged. Score: - '.
Batted for Geyer in eighth. i
PHILADELPHIA. ST. LOUIS.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O. A. E,
Knaba, tb.... 4 I t Huts-ins, lb.. I t 1 4 S
Psiksrt, el.. I I 0 HiuHr, as... I lift
Lubert, lb... 4 SSt 1 Kills. It I 1 1
Mags, 11. ... I 1 t OKonetcbr, lb I 111 t 0
Ludarus, lb. I 1 I 4Eans. rt.... 4 I
Mayes, rt.... 1 1 Moerav. lb.. 4 t t
Doaisn, as... 4 111 OOakes. ct.... 4 lit
Doom, a I 14 4 tSrasnshan, et 1
Alexander, 4 1 1-1 Hsrmoa, P.4 I 4 1
Walsb, rt....l 10 anitas. o. I- 110
0yer, p..... J toil
Totala 14 t 17 I I Smltb
laud' milk,
Totals. .....K t 37 II 4
Philadelphia "...1 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 0-8
St. Louis 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0-4
Two-base hits: Konetchy, Hugglns,
Walsh, Lobert. Three-base hit: Hauler.
Bases on balls: Off Harmon, 3; off Geyer,
1; off Alexander, S. Struck out: By Harmon,
S; by Laudermllk. 1; by Alexander, 1 Time)
2;00. Umpires: lilgler and Flnneran.
Olaata Lose t oReda,
CINCINNATI, O., June 12.-Keefe
pitching, backed by aome brilliant fie d
ing, wa too much for New York a .id
Cincinnati won. 3 to 1. Bates was hurt In
a collision with Merkle at first base.
Score:
CINCINNATI. KaraT YORK.
AB.H.O. A. K. AB.M.OA.g.
Beacher, It... 4 PTr, rt... 4 114
Kn, ir a l 4 luorie, lb.... I I i s
Bites, tt t 1 4 4 tSsodfrus. ct 4 1 4
necs, cf..
10 14 tMurr&r, It... 4 4 t 0
HnblltMl, lb4 8 6 2 Mrkls, lb... 4 4 14 4
Mitchell, rl.l I a OBrldwsll. as. t 1 1 1
Esmond, as,. 4 14 4 1 bevlln, tb... 8244
ursst, so.... 11X4 ocrsseau ... 1 a e e
Clarke, .... 8 41 1 Myers, c t 1 I 0 0
McLeaa. a... 1 t 4 4 Am, I 14 1
Kesla. g I 4 1 t Beekar I 4 4
Raymen4, p. 4 4 4 1
Totala 81 1 tt U I
Totala. SI 4 84 14 1
Batted for Devlin In th ninth. '
Batted for Am in th eighth.
Cincinnati .....,.,,, 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 I
New 'York ...0 0 0 0, I, 0 0 0 01
Three-base hits: Snodgrao. Esmond,
Mitchell. Bases on balls: Off Keefe. 1;
off Ames, 1. Struck out: ' By Keefe, 4;
by Ames, 2. Time: 1:66. Umpires: , Bren
nan and O'Day. , .
riratee Beat Trolley-DaMtgere. ,
PITTSBURG. June 1!. In one of the
fasteat gamea In point of time played at
Forbes field Plttaburg today defeated
Brooklyn by a score of 4 to 2. Camntu
was steady front flrat to laat. Score:
lTT8BURO. BROOKLYN.
AS.H.O.AB. AD.H.O.A.K.
Lesob, ef....t 14 4 Toalsy, as... I 1
Clark, It.... 4 lit 1 Stark, ss..!.. I 141
Byrn, tb.... 4 I 1 Daubert, lb.. 4 r 11 4
V.inr, ss..t t I 7 Wheat, II.... 8 1 3 1
Millar, tb.... I 1 7 t 1 HuninMl, tb. t 4 t t
Hunter, lb... 4 17 4 1 Bursb. et....l 17 4
Wilson, rt... 4 1 I 1 Coulsoa, rf..4 1 t
Olbun. O....I 17 1 Clrn'Ma, lb 4 1 1 I 4
Camnlu, p.. I 0 I 0 Erwln, o i 4 14 4
Barter. .... 4 14 4 4
ToUls M 10 tt 14 I
Totals tt I 14 It 1
Pittsburg 0 0120001 4
Brooklyn 0 0100010 02
Two-baa hit: Hunter. Gibson. Throe-
pbaae hit: Clarke. Byrne, Wilson, Gibson.
eaonnce nu: Miner. acrinoe ny: wag
ner. Stolen bases: Daubert, -Zimmerman.
Double plays. Wagner to Hunter, Wilson
to Gibson, Miller to Hunter. Flrat bane
on balls: Off Camnlts, 3. Struck out: By
Camnita, 4; by Barger, 1. Left on bases:
Plttaburg. 4; Brooklyn, 7. Flrat base on
errors: Brooklyn, 3. Time: 1:35. Umplresi
Lason and Johnstone.
FINLAND'S CHAMPION
GETS INTERNATIONAL RACE
William Kehlemlaen, LongrDUtaace
Rsaatr, Take Twenty.MIl
Competition.
NEW YORK, Jun 12. William Kohlem
Inen, champion long distance runner of
Finland, won the International twenty-mile
race for professionals at Celtlo park today.
The winner's time, 1:56:414 I thirty minutes
behind the American record.
There were ten starters, but only four
finished. Thur Johnson of Sweden waa sec.
ond, 400 yards back of the winner, and Jim
Crowley of Yonkers wa third, beaten by
about the same distance, but half a mile
ahead of Karl Nlenieman of Finland.
KLINQ WANTS TO RETIRE
FROTwJ WORK ON DIAMOND
Says la Letter to Official ( Boston
Clan City la Tow Far from "
Kanaaa City.
CHICAGO. June 12. In a letter to the
official of th Boaton Bat Ball club of
the National league, Catcher Johnny Kllng,
traded from the Chicago club Friday, an
nounced his Intention of retiring from baa
ball. He Is said to have given aa hla reason
that Boston Is too far from hi prlvat In
terest In Kansaa City.
Manager Tenney of Boston would not ad
mit that Kllng had left the team, but de
clared he had given the former Chicago
catcher a couple of days' leave to attend to
hla bualneaa affair before leaving her.
llaac Take Flret Gam.
WISNKR. Neb.. June 12 'Special Tele
gram.) Wlsner opened the base ball season
here today by easily defeating Wast Point.
A high wind made good fielding Impossible,
resulting in a high score. Score:
West Point 2 10012 1
Wlsner 6 S 7 0 1 S I 4 -27
Batteries: West Point, Wagner and
Thieaen: Wlsner, Ryan and Thompson.
Hits: Wisner, 17; West point, . Struck
out: -By Ryan, 12; by Wagner, 7.
Brnlnnrd Win A gal a.
BRAINARD, Neb.. June 12. Special.)
Bralnard defeated Lin wood Sunday on the
local grounds by the score of 8 to 2. Score:
Bioinara .......2 8000011
i AaaaAa a
un.cua v w w e w w v a .
Batteries: Llnwood. Kerehka, Psachek,
Jenkins and Schauneburg ; Bralnard, ,
Srniin and TaJbot.
Crenennta Win from Clheon.
Th Crent of Omaha defeated Fort
Calhoun, t to L Stangl for tha Crescents
pitched shutout ball, allowing but three
hits and at rt King out eleven. Boor:
.
Creacenta , 0 0 0 0 8 0 1 1 04 8 i
Fort Calhoun 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-4 8 4
Batterle: Crescent, Mangle and "Fat"
Joe: Calhoun. Kronta and Slater. Umpire:
ehinanigaa and Slater. .
Pexaletani AOverUalug la th Road ta Elf
Return.
CsV
YVSwVAT t
TT
SUPERIOR DEFEATS KEARNEY
Kflitalists Are Given a Severe Drub
bing by Leaders.
WRIOHT AND STRTJBLE EASY
They Ar Toached t for tevrsltt
Hits Whlrh Reaolt In Eleven
Rons Grand laland Wlaa
I
From Haatlngra. -
KEARNEY. Neb.. June 11 Superior gav
Kearney a bad drubbing here today, win
ning the game, 11- to 4. Score:
CrPRKIR. KEARNPY.
. AB.H.O. A.B. AB.H.O.A.I.
Allen, ef ( I I 1 L. Oray, cl.. I 1 t I
Michaels, Hi I I I 0 Downy, lb.. 4 tilt
Coy la, rf....t It Jrr.tt, rt... t 1 ( 4
McDowell, l 1 4 I ersslea. as.... I 1 4 I
F B'k't, If. lit Oruirs, lb.... 4101
gpellmtn, c.1H I t A Harsls, It.... Ill
Orr. lb. I 1 1 1 4 H. oray. e. . 4 t I I
D.O'ka-ts, Ibt t t I Marerk h. lb 4 M
gtevena, p... I 14 1 t Wrlaht, I 0 4 0
Stnible, p... 141
Totala 44 111114 1 !:
. . ToUla U T 27 14 1
Kearney 0 0080100 04
Buperlor ,..,.0 0 1 S 2 1 2 0 0-11
Earned run: Superior, S; Kearney X
Three-base hit: D. Bockewlts. First base
on balls: Off Stevena. 4. Left on bases:
Kearney, 9; Superior, 9. Two-base hits: L.
Gray. F. Bockewlt (2), Hargis, H. Gray.
Homo runs: Stevens, Allen, Claire, H.
Gray, McDowell. Struck out: By Wright
4; by Strauble, 4 by. Stevens, a Double
Play: Pagles to Downey to Mogerkurth.
Passod balls: Spellman. H.,Gray. Hit by
Pitched ball: Steven. Time: 1:60. Umpire:
Held.
Grand Island Win From HaatlasT.
GRAND ISLAND. Neb., June 12.-f Special
Telegram.) Will' Smith fielding wa
feature In the game of ball between
Grand Island and Hasting todav. He ac
cepted nine chance to assist without a
Ollivee ,nH ha4 en... m. mw-
- - .v... puwuia, i ii a viaiior
did not have a look-In at any (tag of
...v pniiTv. Dvure;
CRANO ISLAND. HASTING.
AB.H.0.4,. AB.H.O. A. cr
McLear. rf. . 4 I 1 " 0 Wstsoii, Sb.. t 4 I I
Smltb. as.... 4 14 4 Genes. If... t 1 t 4 4
McKlbbea. If 4 t t 4 it Bromley, of . 6 1 10
Cbek. et.... 8 r 1 ,0 0 Cooke, lb.... I 1 t 1 0
Ar' strong, 14 1,11 6 Heernlee, rt. 4
Jokerat, o ... S 8 t 1 I Hulok'soa. a 4 18 4 1
Watson, If,., 4 It 4 fierce, a.. 4 411
Booth. IV... t J.S SORnos, a .J tilt
Hsrtraan, p.. t fi'IOrtu, 9. 4 4 4 t
Totals:. ...al 14 'lri ' sv,,.i 1 u T IT 71 T
, w. . .mi. ,1 . a. I. .
HasUng; .1 000010IS--S
Grand Island 0 0 O 1 1 1 4 S-1C
Earned runs: Hasting. I; Grand laland.
8. Two-base hrtt Watson. Cook. HasUng:
Wataon, McKlbben. Grand Island. Threol
basa bttaj. WatacrJH'"Cok. Home run: Wat
aon. Flrat on lH!r;Off Orth, 6; off Hart-
;. w ovii: ty urm 4 ty Hart
men. 9 Tft ...... T1....1 . . . .
Island, 8. Hit by, .pitched ball: Cook. Um
pire: McKee. '"
Fremont Lose on' Error.
rnrunwT xtw t , , .
egram.) Fremont ' lost the; game today
t hrnn.h ivi filM.i..ii -1 1. . '
... n , , - "-""'i'"" Buouio nave won
h game easily with good support. Rouse
hit for a hnm enm t. v. .
bae in the fourth inning. The same trams
, ' if, wnicn ta pennant rais
ing day for Fremcnt Score:
. BBWARD. , FREMONT.
AB.H.O.A.B. ' AB.H.O.A.B.
Robinson, al I I I 0 Bennett, tb.. 4 1111
Coo ley, lb... I 110 1 Full.n. lb... 4 111 1 1
Hnry, lb.... 4 4 I 1 Bohner, a.... I 1111
Barns, If.... I 14 0N.lt, rf. I 1 1 i
Lures, rf.... I lit tThomps'n. - as I t 4 t 1
Fullen, lb... 4 11 Rouse, ct.... 5 t 1
West. t 1 110 OCaray, lb.... 4 0 4 1 0
wr. e I 1 t 2 tTurplc. It... I 114
Miller, p...t 1 t 4 . Campbell, p. I
-e Smith, a 1 0 4
Total 41117 14 1
' .Prttala - e
" . avak.. .. II II i 1
Reward 6 0 I H 0 0 S S tWii
tremont I 0 6 1 1 0 ,0 -n
Twivks Va Vtit- XXfo 11 w fp.4 1 . ,
- . v- 41147 . a ii i co uavaoj nii:
Campbell, Turpin, Burn. Home run: Routte.
4; off 8mith, 1 Struck out: By Miller. 6
t. uy Biiiim, i. jjen on case:
beward, 7; Fremont, 7. Wild pitcheei Mil
ler (2. Umpire: Thiel.
York Ontplay Colambns.
COT.TTXfRTTa XT.K T . ,a ... .
:i i ,' ". topeciai rei-
egram.) York won today's game by out
playing; Columbus at every stage of the
same Th . i
.... .v..uaw mo aaiiie was nav-
dura ateadv playing. Score:
una.. , COLUMBUS.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
B'dbrook. tbi 1 Moli.tl, rl I 1 I I I
f-.rr.ll, lb... I 18 8 CorbeU, ..,. 4 1 7 1
Hennlsay, It. t 1 1 Malum, tb... 4 t I 1
" orowa. aa 1 a 4 t
Devle, rf....4 I 1 Lescb. ot,...4 lilt
Payne, lb..,. 4 t 14 I IK. Brows, lb 4 0 1 I
? S I 1 Badira, It... 1 0 10
Hill. p- , K . A . . . , ......
MiMen, p... 111 8padew t 14 11
Totals...... 44 I tt M T Totala It 7 17 li "
York 0 0 S 0 0 0 0 2 410
Columbus 10000000 11
Earned rune: York, S; Columbus, L Two.
baa hit: B. Brown, Leach. Three-base
hit: - Payne. ' -Sacrifice hit: Davla, E.
Brown, Copple. Stolen bases: Harm, Stuart,
Malum. Struck out: By Masters, 3; by
Spade, 4. Bases on balls: Off Master. 3;
off Spade, 4. Hit by pitched ball: Badura.
Passed ball: Corbett. Wild pitch: Mae
tar. Left on base: York. 9; Columbus.
8. Double plays: Davis to Stuart. Leach
to Copple. Umpire: McDermott.
CHANGES AMONG BASE BALL MEN
Releases, Now Contract and Far.
enaaes In Blar Leagrnee.
DETROIT. Jun 12. President B. B.
Johnson of th American Base Ball league,
today gave out the following changes:
Released By Philadelphia to Fort
Wayne. W order; by Philadelphia to Savan
nah. Ua., Hesaler; by St. Louis to Mont
gomery, W. Bailey; by Bt. Loula to Indian
apolis; D. Hofman; by Cleveland to Toledo,
Paige; by Cleveland to Toledo, Ylngllng;
by Boaton to Toledo, T. Madden.
Contracts With St. Loula, D. Rowan;
with Detroit. J. E. Harrington.
Purchaaed By Cleveland from Toledo,
Jarnee til bey: by Washington from Spar
tanburg, C. W. Walker.
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Sox Beat Washington by Score of
Four to Nothing.
BODIE HITS BALL OVER FENCE
Clever Catrhea Made by MrRrldo nn
Street Foar Treo-Baae Hlla
Tw Rarrtftr) Hlte Two
Doable Play a.
WASHINGTON, June 12. White wa a
puszle to Washington today. Chicago win
ning, 4 to a Clever catche were made by
McBrlde and Street. Bodle drou th ball
over the center field fence ifor home run.
Boo re:
CHICAOO. WASHINGTON.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Mrlntyre, rt. 4 1 1 OMllan. St.... 4 14
Lord. Sb I t 1 4 tSrh.efer. lb. I 111 14
C. II hen, It. t t 1 C. Walker, If I 1 I 4
Borfle, cf,...l II ORIherfrld, Ibt 111
Eeld.r, ss.... 4 t 4 OOessler. rf...4 4 14
rtto'nard. lb 4 4 1 I MrBrld. aa.. 4 14 14
Mullln, lb. ..4 t II 4 OTenroy, lb... 4 till
Cslllran. a.. 4 4 1 1 Istm. e 4 111
WhIU, p.... I 111 0B. Walker, p. I t 1 4 0
Alnamltb ..11444
Totals II 1117140 :
Totals'. S4 7 17 18 ,1
Batted for E. Walker in ninth.
Waahington 0 0 0 0 0 0 '0 0 0-0
Chicago 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 24
Two-bin hit: Mclntyre, C. Walker, El
berfeld, E. Walker. Home run: Bodle. Sac
rifice hits: Lord, Callahan. Stolen bases:
Callahan (2), Lord. Double plays: Schaefor
to McBrlde; McBrlde to Elberfeld to
Schaefer. i Left on bases: WashlnRton, 10;
Chicago, S. Hit by pitched ball: Elberfeld.
by. White. Struck out: By Wa'iter, 1. Wild
pitch: Walker. Time, 1:45. Umpires, Egan
and Sheridan.
Napa Defeated by New YrU.
NEW YORk. June 12. Cleveland tried a
young pitcher named James from Toledo
against the New Yorks today and he did
splendidly, though hie team was beaten. 4
to 1. Ball and Birmingham starred in the
field. Score: ,
NB WYORK. CLEVELAND.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Daniels, ef.. I 4 4 4 OOraney, II... 4 110
Woll.r, rt.... 1 4 14 OOlann, SS 4 1111
Hsrtsell, lb; t 1 1 1 1 Easterly, rl.. 4 114
Cree. it 4 II 0 Btovail, lb... 4 4 18 0 4
Knight, ss... I 4 0 I 1 Blrm'ham. ef I 4 I 0 1
Chase, lb.... 4 4 1 1 0 Turner, lb... 4 I 1 t 1
Gardner, lb.. I 1 1 I 4 Ball. lb...... I 4 114
Bwsensy, e.. 4 1 4 1 Land, e I 4 I 0 (0
Qulnn, p 14 11 OJam.a, p 10 4 14
Totals 90 4 17 II 8 Totsls II 4 14 14 t
Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11
New York .' 0 Q100110 4
Flrat bas on errors: Cleveland, 2; New
York, 2. Two-base hits; Gardner, Graney,
Stolen bases: Cree (2), Daniels, Wolter,
Stovall. I .eft on bases: Cleveland, S; New
York, 7. Bases on balls: Off James, 6: off
Qulnn, 1, Struck out: By James, o; by
Qulnh. 4. Passed ball: Sweeney., Umpires:
Connolly and O'Loughlln. Time: l:4i.
. Detroit Defeata Boston.
BOSTON, Jun 12. Detroit defeated Boa
ton, i to 4, in a brilliant game today.
Cobb's hitting wa one of the features, hi
two donhlea driving in three 'nn-, Score:
DETROIT. , BOSTON.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Jonee, if t 11 OHoorver. rf .. 4 1 t 0
Bush, a I 1 I 7 1 Oardner, lb.. 4 14 14
Cobb. of..... 4 4 1 4 4 Speaker, c(..4 lit
Crawford, rf. 4 1 1 4 Lewie, if 4 I 1 t 4
Deleh'nty, lb 4 111 1 Yrks, as... I 1 I 4
Mortarly, tb I 0 I I 1 Williams, lb 4 4 I 1
O'Leary. 2b.. 4 t 1 4 tPanall. lb... 4 1141
Casey, a 4 4 4 1 4 N n' maker, 4 1 T 4
Wlllet, p.... 4 14 1 4 Hall, p 4 4 1
Totala 24 14 17 248 Total.. "li ttul
Boston 1 U u u 1 u 3 0 U t
Detroit : 0 0 1 0 11 2'0 0-6
Two-baa hit:. Lewis (2), Cobb 2),
Speaker. Threo-baae hit: Wlllet, Purtell.
Stolen base; Crawford. Double plays.
Gardner to Williams; Yerkes to Garaner
to Williams, fiacrltloe fly: Yerkea. Left
en bases: Boston, 7; Detroit, i. First baa
on bails: Off Hall. 2; olf Wlllet. a Struck
out: By Hall, 8; by Wlllet, 3. Time: 1;JU.
Umpires: Mullen and Evan.
RESULTS IN THIIUK.I LEAGUE
Pecatnr, Dnnvlll and Peorln Ktrk
Get Doable-Headera.
DECATUR, III., June 12. Decatur won
both fame ef a double-header Sunday.
Score, first gam. R.H.E.
Decatur S 12 1
Rock Island.
4 8 0
Batteries: Willis and Johnson: Lakaff.
Quesser, Deller and Jacobson.
Score, econa game: R.H.E.
Decatur S 10 1
Rock Island 18 4
Batteries: Mlddleton and Johnson: Dollar
and Jacobson.
WATERLOO. la.. Jun 12. Waterloo lost
two gamea to Danvlll. Score, flrat game:
v R.H.E.
Danville 7 7 8
Waterloo 1 S 7
Batteries. Hendrlx and Harrlnaton:
Louinls and Hildebrand. i
Scor. aecond game: R.H.E.
Danville 10 14 0
Waterloo ;. t t 4
Batteries: Chapman and Massing;
Hughe, Shackleford and Wolfe.
QUINCY, HI.. June 12. Dubuque and
Qulncy divided tb two game today. Score,
first gam: R.H.E.
Qulncy 14 2
Dubuque SSI
Batterle: Boyer and Forney; A ken and
Kreits. ,
Score, aecond gam: - R.H.E.
Qulncy v.., 4 8 1
Dubuque 0 S 1
Batterle: Spencer and Paddock; Boucher
and Krelt.
i DAVENPORT,' June 12. Peoria took both
game of double-header today. Score, first
game. - R.H.E.
Davenport. 2 4 4
Peoria S S 2
Batteries: Flnke, ' Crabb and Coleman;
Hovllk and Jacobs. N.
Score, second game: R.H.E.
Davenport 8 4 0
Peoria S 14 2
Batteries: Nelson and Coleman; Tammen
and Jacob.
Alcantara II Takes French Derby.
PARIS, June 12. The llpix du Jockey
club, which 1 known a the French Derby,
was run today over the Chantllly course
and wa won by Baron d Rothschild' Al
cantara II, a bay filly by Codoman. Frank
Gould's bay colt, Combourg, finished seo
ond and 8. O. Joel's Cavallo third. The
French derby ia for 2-year-old at a mil
and one-half, and the value of the tak
thl year waa 840,000. Alcantara II was th
public favoiit In th betting. She went
to the front at the atart and held the lead
throughout, winning easily by six length.
Rancor Detent Cross.
Th Ranger won from th J. S. Croe
team by the scor of I to 0. Rltchl pitched
fine ball, allowing but two lilts and strik
ing out nine men. Roumann won the game
bv singling into right field, scoring two
man. Ritchie was in tine form, but one
man reaching third base Score: Ft, II.
Ranger 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 4-2 4
J S. Croaa 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 1
Batteries: Rangers, RJtohte and Nystrom;
J. S. Cross, Murray and Pollfka.
Nn Plans Ar Foraaalated.
NEW YORK. Juno 13. Attorney for th
Standard Oil company ar etlll at work on
flan for reorganisation of the company
o conform to the decision of th supreme
court. Nothing definite ha been agreed
upon, It wa aald today.
Th Key to the SituationBe Want Ads.
SCROFULA
Many Horses Ready
For Circuit Opening
On Eleventh of July
Tcore or More Horses Are Being
Worked Oat on Indianapolis
Track, Whi-h is Fast.
INDIANAPOLIS. 11,(1,. June U.-Mnre
than 200 fast horse from all over th
United State and Canada ar here In
preparttion for th four-day opening of
the grand circuit racing course, July H
to 14, Inclusive. Thl la the first time In
dianapolis has beeu given .grand clroult
dates, and th Indiana Trotting Hone
Breeders' association, under whose a u pice
the melt I to be held at th Indiana state
fair grounds, Is endeavoring to make It
succeaiful. A number of race already ar
closed to entries.
The track, for so early In the season, Is
In excellent condition and a number of
fast workouts hav been run. A acore or
mor of hone ar on th track practically
all of th tlm.
Pen! Maid and th thne trotting colt
recently purchased by a J. McKenr.ie of
Winnipeg, Manitoba, from M. D. Schutt
for 835,000 hav been transferred to th
McKensle stable at th stat fair ground.
Headed by th veteran Pop (leers, many
of the noted driver will perticlpat In th
optnlng here. Frank Walker of New York
will be the starting Judge, and A. J. Kegt
ing, also of New York, will be the pre
siding Judg of the meet. Following I th
program of the foua-day meet:
Tuesday. July ll
2:1S pacing class, 2 in S, t,000
t:M trotting take. 3 In 6. closed, 82,600.
2 07 pacing class. 8 In 5, $1,000.
2:1S trotting clase, 2 n 8, $1,000.
Wednesday, July 12
2 IS trotting clas, 2 In S, 11.000.
2:'i9 pacing stake, 1 in r., rinsed, 12,600.
2 2;i trotting class. 2 In I. 81.000.
2:14 pacing clsss, 2 In 8, $1,000.
Thursday. July IS
2:11 pacing class, 8 In 8, $1,000.
2:12 trnfffnff Mali, t In K .1 M iwt
. .7 r, ....... . ,11 ,,, V 1 1 TIT7VJ, UVU,
2 S4 paring class, f n 8, $1.0n0.
2:08 trotting class, 2 In S. $1,000,
f ridayl July 14
2:10 trotting class, 8 In S, $1000.
2 1 S nerlnw ! u . a In K i km
Trotting aweepatakes, 1 In a closed, $600.
v.u viaee, la e, l.UOU.
Colonela Handy with Stick.
. ST,- PAUL, June 12. The visitor batted
. . i-1 'iii. ocors:
LOUIRVIU.E. gT. Paul. '
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O. A E
Rohlnsoa. as. I 4 I oflarks, If.... I 0 10 4
Howard, lb.. 4 t 7 1 ODsUh ntr. rti I I I 0
Lennos, tb. . I 1 t 1 OM C.-mlck, tb I 1 I 1 1
Harden, rf.. f lAutrey. lb... 4 lit I
Flher, if.... 4 0 I 4-9 Ralato. cf.. 4 I I 1 0
Stan.bary.Sb4 I t 1 4 Butler, sa... 4 lilt
Stanley, ot... 4 I 1 Kelly. 4 1 I 0
E"1 ! 1 8 1C. Jones.... 0
Hl'botham, p 4 ! 4 I 4 Kohl, e 0 4 4 0 1
. Howell, lb... 4 1 0 4 1
ToUls 11 7 U I Chech, p 4 4 4 1 0
Laroy, p I 0 0 I 0
eat.!... f a e a
Oehrlng. a... 41
:
Total tt 111 It 7
Ran for KaIIv In ninth
Batted for Laroy In ninth.
Iennox out. hit bv baited ball.
Louisville 0 S 2 0 1 0 0 0 l-
s'- I""! 8 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0-S
TtA't-wHtl hltaa UnU4- tI..L A ..a
a. a,-. IMt'HlUH, llt3B, AUirf.
Three-baae hlt: Raltonp Higifinbotham.
vii u.t.usj: uii untjH'n, 1; on laroy,
I: off Hlgglnbotham, ft. Btruclt out: By
" l t 'fSr"44avwilIs,IIt, m, nns . JH
Chech, 6 In on and two-third inning; off
I Jr.. V I. .1. Jl . . . , , . , D .1
iii .i ana uue-tnira inning; oit
Gehring, 1 In one Inning. Time: 1:60. Um
pire; Owen and Hondlboe.
Shamrocks n Tnp Agrnlau ;
Sunday down at Shamrock park th
Shamrock defeated 'the' Long Plumber
by a 11 to 8 acore In a -one-aided contest.
Smith for the Shamrock allowed only two
cratch hit and struck out ten. Lyttl
for th Shamrock got a home run and a
two-base . hit with the base full each
time. The Shamrock are anxlou to book
gama at home or abroad tor Sunday.
Phone South 1893 and ask for Kay.
Score: Shamrocks, 11; Long Plumber, 2.
Il-.ts: Shamrocks, 15; Long Plumbers, 2.
Errors: Shamrocks. f; Long Plumben, 2.
Batteries: Shamrocks, Smith and Yost;
Long Plumben, Nalson and Carr. Um
pire: . Sergeant SL Clair.
Next Saturday the Shamrock play th
Union Pacific hop team at Shamrook
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Kansas City Bats Out Victory in
Garrison Finish.
TOLEDO DEFEATED, TEN TO NINE
Hyatt Get Two Home Han nnd Bar
bran Xeroree One Five Two
rtnse lilts Five Men
Strnrk Ont.
KANSAS CITY. June ll.-Kansas City
cam from behind In the game here to
day and In a spectacular finish batted out
five run and a victory In th ninth when
a home run and six single netted five
cores, making a total of 10 to Toledo' 4.
Tingling wa taken out In th ninth befor
three wa an out. In the first. Brandom
for Kansas City was taken out bafor a
visitor was touched. Score:
XAX8AS CITY. TOLKPO.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O. A B.
Barbeau, tb.. 4 111 Ktlen. tb 4 4 119
Gardner. If.. 4 It HIhman. Ibt till
Love, lb I t t IKIIck. rt I 14 14
Hyatt, rf....4 114 1 Hickman, If, 4 t 4 0
Bulllran, ef. I 1 4 t IHo'nhorst, lb t 4 10 4 1
I'orrHon, as. I 1 7 I Burnt, ef.... I I
Downey, lb.. I I 1 7 inmnkl, as.,4 0
O'Connor, .. 4 I 9 I 4C.rl.nh, a... 4 114
Brandom, p.. 4 4 4 4 lYIncllng. p.. 4 4 4 I 1
AH rock. p...l 9 9 1 Otwano, p...y 4 4 9 9 4
Baker 11944
.i. TUb).'...'..SI 111 t S
Totsls 40 It 17 17 4
Hatted for Altrock In ninth..-
Toledo 7 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0
Kansas city 10011000 4 10
Two-base hits: Flick (2), Downey, Hick
man, O'Connor. Home runs: Hyatt (2),
Barbeau. Base on balls) Off Yingling. 2;
off Altrock, 6. Struck out: By Ylngllng,
8; by Altrock, 2. Hits: Off Brandom. 3,
before an out In flrat innings off Ylngllng,
8 in 8 innings; off Swann, i. In third of an
inning. Double play;. Nile to Hlnchman,
Downey to Corrldon to Love. Sacrifice flv:
Hyatt. Stolen base: Burn, Bronkle. Ieft
on bancs: Toledo, 7; Kansas City, a First
on errors: Toledo, 4; Kansas City. 2. Time,
2:10. Umpires, Weddige and Biorhalter.
Brewers' Hits Fal to Win.
MILWAUKEE. Wl.'. June 12. Though
the home club mad nineteen hits off Rob
ertson the visitors won, 8 to 6. Score:
INDIA14APOLI. . MILWAt'KEB
AB.H.O.A.B.' AB.H.O.A.B.
Hoffman, ef, I 1 I 0 0 Barrett, ef... 4 4 t 4
Woodruff, If. 4 I 1 4 I Charles, lb,. 4 I I 4
V.llm.n rf. Kit llnna IH ... 4 V A -
House,, lb... 4 1 4 -t 4 Bendsll, rt.. 4 1 9 4 1
Oeta, 9b 4 1 I 4 4 fttone. If t 4 4 4
McCarthy, as I 1 I t 4 Clark, lb.... 4 4 1
Killer, c 4 I I I 9Lwl ....! till
Williams. Ibl M 1 I Marshall, a. I 1 I 4 .
Robertson, p 4 I t t 0 Nlrholaoa, p 0 0 0
T Ollllcea, p .. I 1 I I
T.l.la IT 11 ll 11 t
Totala. ...,.44 10 IT f t
xjtn.iativ.a i a n n t a i i i x
IndlanaDolis 410100-10 08
Two-base hit: Woodruff. Stone. Lewi. .
Three-baa hit: Woodruff. Home run:
Marshall. Bases on balls. Off Robertson,
4; oft Nicholson. 1; off Gilllgan. 1. Struck
out: By Robertson, 1; by Ollllgan, 4. Time:
2:10. Umpires: Eddinger and Hayes.
Millers Knock Senior. -
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.. June 12 Leard
waa batted off the slab bv MlhneaolM
today, the home team bunching hits with
Columbus' errors In two innings snd run
nlng wild on Ludwlg. Five double plava
by Minneapolis, , Williams taking part in
each, cut off Cniumbus' runs.. Pone: i
. MINNEAPOLIS, l i, COLVMBI'S.
AB.H.OIA.B. AB.H.O.A.B,
Clymer. ef... I 110 4 O'Rourk. lb I I I 4 1
0111. Ih . i l li n l uivtn... ii i a i a s
j Crarath. If.. 4 1 4 (XVinaatton, rf 1 t 10 1
Williams, Ibt 1 t I IDowna, tb,.. I 114 1
Roa.man, rf. 4 1 I 0 0 Parrlns, lb. .4 tit 0
MM-mlr.k. at I 1 1 I 1 Mahllnf, aa.. I I 1
Kerrla. 3b.... III OOdwill, rt...4 I 0
Owana, o 4 1 I 4 0 Ludwlg, c... I 0 4 I t
rstterson, p. I 0 t OBemls, e I 0 1 I A
iLeesard. ... I 0 4 1
Totals 15 11 17 11 tHaiikaid .... 1 100.
Sltton, p .... 0 4 0 1 0
'." Total...".. .21 "i S4 h"? '
Batted for Lesaard' In the' seventh.
Minneapolis .0 110 0" 4 0 0" '0
Columbua .....-..,..0 0 0 0"2' 0 f o-'t1
Two-base hit: William! Dcwn. Three-
base hit: Ferris. Stolen bases: Gill, Cia
vath, Williams. Rost-man, McCorm ck. Sac
rifice hit: MoCormlrk. Patteraon. Hlnch
man, Mahllng. Double plava: Williams
to GUI (2); Own to William; McCor
mick to William to GUI: Patterson to Wil
liam to GUI. Left on bases: Minneapolis,
4; Columbus, 8. Hits; Off Lesnard, 19 in
alx Innings; off Sltton, t In two innlnga.
Base on ball: Off Patterson, 2.. Struck
out: By Patterson, 4; by Lesraid. 4; bv
Sltton. 1. Hit by pitched ball: By Lessard,
McCormlck. Timet 1.30. Umpires: Fergu
son and Chill,
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