TIIE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, JULY 14,
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HOMES AKKEI SWATFEST
Girt tie EiniM' Eix "KAne-yinr U
Zm CId Seorei.
XECXASCS IS TEE IIS 5CIEX
Laaees Safely M the Ball Feer Ttssea
to F1 Tln I Kntw AhN
i Dews a Mttle Statrrtas;
' fee Htsaerlf.
Br wielding the willow with ferocity ef
Aemona. and being ably etsled t eumer
wos errors by tbc opponents, ths Boufkes
took tbe second fame of th ain Is tram
De Moines yesterday afternoon by tbe
tmeee of 17 to 2. RlwiM AM the burling
tar tbc Bourkes and held the dean-tar to
e t u hita.
For the visitors Hrustos started tb
tm ana for twa Innings held th Bourses
aa hits and ae run, but n th third tb
Imom boy get busy and clouted out (our
kits, which netted them five run. Th
Tiext inning Heustoa M Pi t sthletes down
Itbevt either a kit or run. In the fifth
four mora hits and throe errors gave the
Btiut kee Ov mora runs. Heusiou, tb
pride of the Des Molar twirling staff,
was tboa Jerked and Mltcbtl sent ta th
rescue, but he raa into a anas end tn the
three Innings be fired from the mound be
was found fnr nine bits and seven runa.
Notwithstanding the fact that they were
lowing, tbe deserters put tip a clever uphiD
game until tbe odds were ae sn-erwhermtng
tbat tt was Impossible to ea.tr fa up. Errors
tbea came Is aurh a fashion as te call a
pretest from the fan. Kores, expndk.il)',
played a rotten game at third and could
set get going at any time, la the latter
Jrt of tbe frame be was sent ta the bench
AVnd Beracbe, a pitcher, was sent te bis
lilacs at third.
Schlptca rata la Pebe.
ta tbe sixth in ntn after tbe Rourke
tiad tacked the gam safely away, Skipper
Zun put his SKJbs la tbe field for a UUle
ractloe, Agncw was sent ta ta catch and
jHaraorney was sent te first 1a place of
Kaae. Pwkornejr ebowed up stood and bas
tbe earmarks f a rood first tiaawnaa.
He jrtared first life's eeteraa. and at tbe
bat ham mured ant a stntfe to twe times
up. XTVrr aettlns; on base la tbe seveatti .
tmilac be frot fcuer aad pilfered tbe seoond
aark and beat It bom from that place a
a ait bjr Tbemaeoa.
Tbomaaea was acaia tbe big bows tor
beat center fielder la the Western learue.
Urn bandied twe difficult cbaaoes at center
with ease, and at bat wss a whirlwtoA. la
five times at bat be clouted out four bits,
twe of which were doubles. His four bits
breufbt ta atx of tbe Omaha runa Kneaves
Jho came in for smne cle-er plartng and
ales shewed that be could us th stick
Siimself. 2a free times up a aaade three
tuts.
XTttrweW. tuoted as tbe grweteet catcher
4a the Westers league, went te pieoes res-
teroar and while these aam pieces were
floating around la apace the Bourses
managed t steal eight ha ass. Tbomaaea
cored his three runs by steeling home,
completing Double stasia. Arbogaat aad
Agnew were both la good ahape and hut
cmt Ztes Modaes maa tnaaaged te steal
Tbe tacky en was Qrebam, whs stole aee
smd la tbe aoooad inning cCf rbogast.
etoore:
OMIHi.
ah r. n. r
Tink. x t
A. X.
3 1
Kane, lb lilt
Porkorner, I
Thomeeen. , t
. eVhooaover, If , 4
trott. i i S
. Williams, , ,,
ICnesvea, as..
Arbopatit,
Arnew. ..
P-bodea. P
Totals-
C 17 17
DEI MOINES.
ATI. K. H.
O. A.
Curtis. lf..
Cillisa.a, ...
1
r Jtia, cr
e"ar, lb.
Korea, 8b.
llerai'.he. St
An6reon. rf...
"Graham. Sb
I'laiowski.
Teueton, p . ...... Z
Jtf'trhell, p , 1
Facbaat 1
Tt)t.la M t 7 21 4 7
Batted for Mitchell ia the ninth.
Oiuaba
Runs -J7
Hits . 44l4) 17
Xes M glass
Runs .. M M 1 t M 1-1
Kits 4 111I11 7
Twe-haae hits: Kaeaves 21. Thomasna
fit. Korea. Mattiiik. Wild pitch: F.hoden.
First base on balls: rrf Kb noes, i: eff
Heuatoa. i. Hit with pitched ball: Kane,
eitrufk out: Ry Rhodes, H: by Heuston. i
bv Mitchell. I Sacrifice bit : fcrbnoeever
fnulea bases: Kane, Porkomev, NiehofT fl
'bomasoa Sl. Kaeevea. Willlama. Graham.
lft ia baeea: Omaha, r. lt Motnea. 4.
Hits: On Kbodea. 7: ff Hewstos, I m five
lnnlnrs: eff Vncheli. ft In three tnntnem.
Iieutue plsy; lick t NehorT ta Porkornev.
Time: l.a Umpire: - Cierke.
TOrEKA ALLOWED BIT HIT
by Seers ef Twa
Ke4htag.
fEVA. July ir-OBriea lld Tnneka
to one bit and fenver wen a bard fought
gkjne. I to t Clark kept th hit aeil
Bfattared. Score:
TOPEKA. "
" AB. R. H
Hsfford. In. 4
Kiug. cf I
O.
A. E.
S I
Hwrher. rt. ..... I 4)
Kdsieiiin. ha. g
V imaey. is I a
'tuimaa, if. ... I
Vt!. Sn. 1
Cnw. e. .....
'lerfc, p. ...
t
1
Iturhin
Totals . ....
....... i, s
ab. n.
4
1 27 32 1
o
11
A.
Llrrvd, lb
iilmnre. ST. 4
4
4
uud;, rf. .4
J4ealt. rt . 4 f
i'uillm. Ah t
1jti. is. I
ft.rtev. sa. 4
Frembea. . ... I 4)
O Bnea, p. 2
Totals B 2
"Batted for Clark le binth
I 27
Toiieka ........
iH-uver
Twe-base hit
4)IB 1
Pa. Ltiioaet. Ifcuitite Ware: 4 ofletr liart d
t
4
Hearer
and Linn nut ii. I.ae on bans- T Clark. Waierlee 4
1: off fihrtea 2. Struck eut: Pr Clark. : I lianeries' Wtllbi aad Johnson; Shackle
v O Hncn, Impirea: Morgaa and'fnrd Henorls. and Harrington.
Knapp.
IIBl'I SOKE 4 T ST. trktril
FTsw ntrsert Irr aN aad All As
Hit alaa-a.
FT JOfrTPH. Jut IS ftlnux Crtr peerd
ut St Joseph tat a ai.Mtgttig atstrh here
t"d. fur ph'hnr w. r used and all
were hard tut. The erare was 11 te
ttccare:
ElOlTf C1TT.
AB. R H fl A
Andrea Sb. A 1 I A 1
Siem. lb... 12 11
j rw. if 1 2 1
t-ta-tmaa w- .. 4 1 I 4) A
T hruir. In t 3 I v 4
Nvaiu. e 114 4 4
Holmes. ' cf .... till
BaxtH-r rt A 2 I 4
W altller f - 1
Wl!s,.n P 1 I 1
Ai auiet. rt 2 J
Standing of Teams
W1CFT. lCACTK. 1 KAT"I UtACJt'K.
Wl-lr-ti m.UI'rt
Iw -r t 9 .a rbllaotma C ta .
IiiwNi St tl jr, New Terk...7 II
FWfWe 4 K .frhicee s
-t. Joeerh...4v K .KJ'Ht. Louis. ...M C .f."
Pteu Clty..5 T, .MB rtttefcurc ... -fcWi
Omaihs 4 .M Dnrtimui E O AT.
Teeeka K 4 .llWFtreoklra ...
Iee Mnmea l 1 Xkt Biwrtoe It t .ZR
AHLiL AWK. AMER. lEAOl'E.
w.irrtj w.L.r-t
Oolimibue .. IK .ii Tetrett M ?4 .BT
Kansas Oity .Ml mileTi!a
Minneapolis 4 41 .WB New Terki.41 K .Mt
Milwaukee 4? 4 .4W c"hcaas ..4 W
e-t Taiil....M2 4 .4M maelnn 41 M
lnii-:ile ..4" 44 .4iiMtad ...a 41 .4l
Toede 4? 4 4. WeetitnrtOB .T. 12 M2
ln1'air-e 4 4."t 1 raw SI JT1
LEJkOI-K 1 MINK. G-XT.
W.I.prtl WUM
Fremont M 94 AK Falls Oltv...r7 51
Superior . . . .M 94 .fM Rhenaadoah & .Si.l
Orand 11 A J X .Her Auburn .....Tl Tt -R1
Peward . riarlnda ... .14 JS
HaKtlnre ... J .fcn Humbnidt ...Tl .43
Kearney r? n -4SB Neb. City. ...a S .
Columbus ...KM JJ
Tork JfipUfcT)
i miieirt meeelte.
WESTERN LEAGUX.
ree Mrrtnea. t; Omaha. 17.
Woes Citv. n: fn Jnseph. .
JPTiver, T; Topeka. .
J Jmtln. Z: Pueble, L
NATIONAL. LEAGUE,
ft Louis, : Boetna.
Ctiiraro. t: Brooklj-n, .
1-iTteburs:. 4; New Tork. a.
CmcutnsU. Philadelphia. 1.
ABFIUCAJI l.KAGL'E.
Boston ! Clilcao. 1.
N-w Turk. 1; 6t. Louts.
Pillert-h'hla, T; Tetrolt, .
Waahlnc-ton. I. Cleveland. 7.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Mttmee polls, i; Kansas City, a.
Cnlumhua t; Lnulet-llle. .
Indiana polls, i; Toledo, 2; tea innings.
NKKRKA STATIC LEAOUK.
Columbus, 2i Grand iHland. I.
Fremont, A. Kearney, t.
Superior. (Seward. .
Hastings. ; Tork, 7.
MINK LEAGUE.
Clarlnda. t; Shenandoah. L
Himibitkn. 4; Nebraska City, .
FaJls City. u Auburn. &.
Ceasee Teaay.
Weetera League Ies Moines at Oeiaha.
BHui -!itj- at St. Jneepb, Itenver at To
peka. Lincoln at Fuebla.
National learue Bt, Loots at Boston
Chlrego at Brooklyn. Ftttenurg at New
Tork, Cincinnati at Fhlladelphia.
American League- linei on at Chicago.
New Tork at fJt. Louis. Philadelphia at
Iwtrett. Wanhmrton at Cleveland.
a men nan Association fit. f'aul at Vfl
waukee. Mmneapolia at Kansas Oty.
CtWumbus at Loulrv-ille, Indianapolis at
Toledo.
Nebraska State Laesrue Pnliimhm
Orand Island. Fremont at Kearney, Su
perior at Reward, Hastings at Tork.
Mins Lteague 4.arinca at Shenandoah,
Humboldt at Nebraska City, Falls City at
Auburn.
Towns .....
1
1
II
H.
O.
Totals
4 11
ST. JOSEPH.
a a. R.
Keny, rt 4 t
Powell. If ,
B. Retily. 2b i J
B. willing. cl- A I
Bortoa. i . ( l
Shaffer, lb 1 4
Ooaeett, c , . 4 4
Mmtikc. ss 4
Hamilton, t 1
Ka-uftnaa, p . I e
Jnhnsoa, p. 1 4
'Kerns . . 1
Freemaa 1
E.
1
1
1
1
1
Totals
.. M 27 32
'Batted fnr Wllaun la seventh.
"Batted for Johnsoe ta ninth.
Baa for Kerns ta a lath.
Slou CJty.: J 1 1 I 4 1 11
St. .Joseph J 1(14 111 110
eHuiea taawea: Kelly. B. BeiHy S. Bor
tca -iik, Gossett, Uamllton, Aadreaa B). T.
Belli y, Holmee 2t. Jjouble play: Etraea
e Dawson, eacrifice hit: Powell. Three
base totts: Barton, Hamilten, Towne,
Stem. Twe-baae hits, family (2), Borten.
Keity. Struck out: By Kaufmea. ; by
JahxumB. l; by Blleon, ; by Barber. J
Banes ea balls: Off Kaufman. 4; off
miller, X: eff Wilson, 1; .off Barter, 2. Hit
by pitched ball: By Wilson, 1 Kits: Off
Akaufmaa, is la six innings; off Johnson. I
in three innings; off Killer, 4 ia tws and a
third innings; off Wlleon, la three and
twe-thirus Innings; off Barber, i in three
innings Left on bases: St. Joseph, 11;
Sioux City. 1SL Time; 4. Umpire: 14 1
Kos. LECatl IT" rjRaVOIt LOSES GAMS
Aatelepea Bui It te Pwvble hp Twe
PUEBLO. July 11 Aa error by Bnch
toldu. a sew man. gave Linoola today's
game ia the fifth inning, Z to 1. Both
pitchers were aooorded sensational support.
Score:
LINCOLN.
AS. R- H. O. A. E.
Cola, cf ... 4
Cobb, rf
rttndun. lb.. . . . . S
KcCormirlL, II..
7'bemaa, lb .... 4
Gagnier. a I
Cockmaa, 2h I
MoGraw, 4
fibmsn. p...-. S
Totals.
Beehtoidt. cf. .
tierrer, ei
Heiden. 11...
Koerner, lb..
Hughes. Ia..,
Iavis, rf
Claire. 5l ,
Ctemocia. C
JackaoB, p....
Ttnaa 10 1 i 27 11 2
Lincoln sssele 47
Pueble lee4-l
Stoles bases: Cobb. Cockmaa, Two?baee
hita: Thomas :i. Cola 7hree-bas hit.
('Imom. Louhle plays: Dair t Hughes
to Koemer. Hurbes te Be-eer te Koerner.
Gatmier to I unaon t Thomas. Struck
out: By Jackson. 4: by Lhman. 4. First
base on bail: Off Jackson, 4: off F.hnmii
1 Time: 2:4s. Umpires; KaakeU aad
I (or ham.
REflLTI
THKEE4 LEACIE
kee-k lalaad Iheleata rVerta by Seere
f Flaw le 4ae.
QUINCT. III.. July 32. HOrs wild threw j
enabled lavenport to tie the scar tn th
.ninth, vjuincy baited nut a victory, A te 4,
in the eleven! h Soore: IHi
vultwy . ... . kill
Daveapon . 4 II 4
Tlettrrtef: Spencer and Foraer: Neisua
au4 Coienian. '
ROCK ISLAND. July 12. Rock Island de-
i tested Peoria. A te 1. lnoa) , tTts a aa elected
4 I from the ground la th ninth. core:
4) RH.F-.
itflck Island - All
i Peoria
..............j:..: 1 J
- Iiarrerlea. Weods and Jacoh-ea: Havllk
1 'and Jscoha
T.BCATUK. IH July U Decatur da -
ifeaieo Waterioe Aoda. Smith busne run I
was lb longest bit ever sees os tb j
ilecatur - .. All
t DUBUQUE., la.. July II Webster's pilrh
mg gave Iiubuuue a vAcbory ever th lead-
we. i te i. oour
era. . te 4. boure: An b.
!lubuoue .... ..... 1 14
Dant iU . 111
Batteries: Webster and Kreix; Luomis
and Massing.
Cowse Tt
CRETE. Neb.. Jury 11 (Special The
Crete teams players tttrned tbe tables ea
FrieBd yraiardur with a acare ef lot sets
le the guod. Atcree:
T 1 Champ and Edatoasoa ar'H"! Perry
aad Ceckia -. 4-4
"' Jiitaue and lrek agahtst Simtands
and Gntaaunea, -4 A-X.
r OBiotmt LCBltlMt Corilt 11-1. 4-2
C I rrak acaJnst Ltversaami. 41 4-a. 4-1
tC t perry a:atns4 Hacker, s-4
i T 1 f ii iionniss egainat Juisoa 4-1
l if! Chaint ties Irani afaiBM yillMi
, and traae. 44
I C Perry svnd Cecals against tareaamaa
"iaad Si mm tea, e-a.
M i t ST 32 t
PUEBLO.
AB. R. H. O. A. Sj
I e e 1 4 4)
4 7
4 I 1
- tills
11 lie
t 2 t 1
a l 2 i
' rrrntn r ttttt ntm r t-tt t riT
cb Teun Geta Six Eita, nt Cerocrt
JLtM Set Eardtr.
GEATD nLUn) TEIKS CCLUXTTS
Thlra City O
SEWARD. July U (Special Telegram l
Bupoiior defeated Seward today. X te t. In
a weO played game. Glbsoa and Wheeler
were beta pitching reed ball. Gibson hav
ing a little -better support thaa Wheeler.
Each side got six hits. Superior got Its
eonres m the fifth taming, getting twe tw-e-bagger
and a single. Score:
strxRioB. era-Atm.
Uld.lt illd.it
ATtm. t 4 It atraH. 4 111
PlM-tiMl. at.. 4 - 4 IHimr. it... 4 1
i rt.... t s.rt. 3k 11
MnP-woll, HUM H-nr.. ?.... I
epfflhaan. c I i 1 1 Knhlnaim. H. 4 I 1
r rw tu. R4 ( f .ih-n. ta.. t 4
IH'kf'U, lb 4 111 1 Luoaa. lb.... t M
Or. h I (It te-nlK. ... I 1
eikm, 1 1 WManr, p... 1 114
TntrnM B 4 SET II 1 TMals. S2 IVX t
Superior .. 4) J 0 1
6eward
Te-e-baes hits: Honinson. T Bockewita,
Orr. Glbaon. Beaee on halla: Off Wheeler.
4. !minte plays: Hansen te Lucaa. Struck
out: By Wheeler, S: by Gibson, 2. Hit by
pitched ball: By Wheeler, L I'mpire: Held.
Time: 1:10.
. reBa blui W las A grata.
GRAND lLAJCTJt. Kcb, July lL-Speeial
Telegram. V Grand Island won another
run from tbe Ihsooverers today bv
pounding out the ball. Harrmaa kept tbe
few hits off him scattered, while the locals
bunched bard bits off Xelatr and Hay.
MrLear's borne run in the fifth was a
feature. Score:
CkAKS TfOAVP. CotA-Jtm
iH.Cl.l t AB M O A K
r. t A 1 4 Melxen. If . 1 1 1
Smllll as... t 1 4 K Brews, te 4 111
WrKlnhK. HI 4 Oimham. lb . I til
Milan, rt... 1 B Prvva, at 4 1 1 S
Mariiw. is... 4 its rri i. er 4
Ar'erms. lb 4 I 11 branh it ...
Jntwre.. ... I II CarSMt. Jb 4 JM 1
er4. h I 1 t Atw. C....4 1
BKtnu, .. 4 1 1 Twiatt. B 1
Hm j. a X I
Total .St I IT I
Tntala at 4 34 11
Columbus 1 1 )
Grand Island lllel 7
ISerned runs: Columbus. 1: Grand Island,
I Two-base hits: B. Brown. Armstrong.
Jnkeret. Hartman. Three-base hit: Harris.
Home run: Mrlnar. First base on balls:
Off Ieleir. I; off Hay, 1: off Hartman. 1.
Struck out: By Delatr, 1; by Hartman. 1
Left on bases: Columbus, : Grand Island,
Passed balls: .J ok erst, Agnew. Umpire:
Mcliermott.
it Take Cleee eme.
KHABNKT. Neb.. July 32 Speclal Tele
gram, r Fremont defeated Kearney again
today in a close game. Kearney's new
pitcher, Wynkoop. tanned seven men and
made a hit with the fans. Score:
Fa KM rtvr KEARVEY.
ABB.O.A.S U10 11
PUmSaan. Sb. 4 I 1 A 1 U Orsr. e - 1 1
F-ulm. lb... A H lnt. m.. 4 14 1
Jtmineci. d.. Ill rkM. tb... 4 1 I
Bnhmt. rt... X Jxrrntt, rt... 4 II
r-.tf e , I IXank. tf.. I t t
Turn. rr. 1 0tr. lb I t 1
rer. 1 I It rnte. tb... 1 1
Tbesisra. m 4 t 1 aai'ktru. ct 1
feolsiaaiB. P4 I 1 4 a yntan. I t
"B Omr I
Totals.' C ft 1 "Ballten 1
Total. T SI 11 t
Batted fnr Magerfcurth In ninth.
Batted for Wynkoop ia ninth.
Kearney ... .4 4 l 1 1 1 J
Fremont 2 1 t 2 0-4
Earned runs: Kearney, ; Fremont, 2.
Bases en bails; Olf W-nkoon. 4; off Holm
barf. A. Tato-beae bits: Jarrott. Hotro
lrg. Paglea, Claw. Struck out: By W-n-koop
7; by Holmberg, i. Left m basea:
Kearney, k; Fremont. C. Tnree-baae bit-.
Jarrott. Hit by pitched ball: By Holm
berg. 1- Time; l:4u. Umpire: Garrett.
V mU.u Emn Are tewtlr.
TORK. Neb, July 11. (Special Tele
gram.i Tork lost te Hastings today in a
slow game. Five pitchers ere used and
the hits were plenty. Tork's errors were
oostly. while Hastings played an errorlees
gajne. e s thumb was injured by a Xuul
tip in the alxth and be was farced to re
tire. Score:
HAST WU&. TORK.
As M.O.A.E V W I OAX
Wsuna. 3a.. I ill BTt. rf....4 l
rnnu, a. I 1 1 I (Smith. lb..A till
ftnaurr. 4.. I! ! I I HenniMW. II 4 I 1
Katx. lb 4 til Hn. c!....4 1444
mote. lb. .-A 1 1 ruytib. lb...- 11
O 1 lea. r!. t I liio. m I 11
IWeilr. tt-c t I Ilerllns, Bb. . I J
Klttts. U... i 1 Copjl. -.. Ill
Oh, c t I Tmfmaa.
Bill. Wllkiaa, p..,4 1 4 J t
Sbonar. a X 4 1 J -K.ilJ
Oitb, 1
Tvuus. .
..17 31 27 IA 1
Totals U 11 XI M
iiatted for Darling 4n the ninth.
Hastings , J 2 4j e 1-4
TorkT- -2 v2l
Home runs: Bromley, Smith, Watsun,
Coppie. Twe-base hits: bromley. Dtoe
Bases on balls: Off Timmersman. 1; off
Wilkin. 4; off Hill. L Struck out: By
Wilkma, ; by Sboner, 1; by Orth, X.
Tmubie llav: luce to Smith tn Psyne.
Hit br pitched bail: Darling, Kling Furt
man. Time: 1JU. Umpire: Edgara
Anderson to Come
to Defend His Title
Country ii liiiij TJp t the Eif
Clay Court Teuiii Tourutr
T&eut
The management rf the National Clay
Court Tetmls tournament which is sched
uled tar the Field club courts early in
August. Is removed from tbe doldrums, and
tbe causa of tbe removal is nothing less
than tbe Information which arrived by
Thursday morning" mail that F. G. An
derson will bs aa hand to wield his racket
ia defense of the doubles title, previous
report te the contrary notwithstanding.
Anderson acquired tha title last year
along with Waiter T. Hayes, the Chicago
crack, and the letter ef Thursday cam
from Mr. Have himself. He assures tb
management that alxbourh Anderson's
business engagements will prevent Tnetr
,.i.. t. ih. riikan tuumeri"
east a tt Five BeAeer liil
Ceiadtalteea, Wae Try at
Xre rihkf
tt wllTtajTe considerably more thaa mere d.y tiirht. Several Important measure,
business engagements te keep tb twaia a-er take, up by th. "ecutlv commtt
away from tJtnah.v tee, which will have a great deal ef eTrt
Along with the . inlormatio. anent oa the bowling for the "f
Aadersoa . plajmg. there arrived a werlt- Chief among tbe rules adored wtiichwil!
able eelug f en tries from mea who are J hold doss the high scores was that m
expert racqurters and whs wiU add class I abo'ishing ths loaded or dope hall,
te already clary field Among the which is ted by Pearly all famous bowl
is Charles Foley of KaB Franclsoo. a-ba. era.
i 1 .k. tnrfie raaat Another rui which was adopted, ana
i. double m 1M, and was ta the fma.. this
I rear with Sumner Hard, , the pair losing
Uo Fiuafly and McLaugtOia m a hard fought
!.. .
Tb. weu knowa MeQuieto. brother, of
V,
Vleok, Tex will alee cum te Omaha,
Harvey Mcuunrtoa is noiorr ex toe ju-aait-
... ..... hamnlmtsrrtn. while Paul It wea
tbe a-ulf stales bolters at New Orleans last
pear. The twe will p'ay ttether la doubles
and ebon 14 tuake th pair almost unheal
able. Jae Armstrong nf St. Paul, tmanv
piua ef Mmaeeta and wertera imerool
leglate champion has also entered, aa has
Joiia Adams, ruaner-us ia the Minwesnta
tourtiamtatt. and H is aware thaa likely that
the twe wiU play together Is doutuea.
B caw AthartAe I aatl .
Julia Hoi as baa beea emplot ed 4y th
Tel Jed suaut aa physice-i culture ttirentu
ivt tn Ixtys' and gtrui rlasaes of tnubt
and r-oi-t h timtha He arrives in tmaba
lautt Thursday, wnai here truss Boltenua.
ber b baa beea emilived ta ttils liua til
aura lur a numb of laarc.
Asbtly a Twa Ml v
Is lean that tb euro way ts tore a eoVgh
tar cold As wrta Dr. Kiag's New Diacevery.
tec and ma Far aai by assies Drug Ca.
CUBS FAIL TOMD BIG LEAD
Brooalja Taxci Vj1 &UDC by Score
f Six to TiTe.
LLVL5 1'IIVK KKS ULE ErTLOTED
I see I y Hit by Teeler
W Iwaiaa Baa la Hilt IUM-b ef
Three fblres Ileht rs
as Wild.
BROOKLTN, July II Brooklyn took an
uphill gam from Chicago today, a timely
hit by Teoley sending ever tbe whining
rue ia the ninth. Seven pitcher were used.
Each ef the three Chicago pitchers was
wild. Score:
BB.O08tl.TJC CHJOAOO
ABB O A K UI D.1I
Parch, nt ...4 I t Bhectwra, It., t 1 1 3
Iiaufcert, lb.. 4 I 4 1 hott. rf . . 4 1 3
Wbiet. B I 1 Hnftmtn- lb . t 1 11
Mutrael, tb. till M Em an. Ib 4 1 1 4
(WMS, Tt.. 4 4 I !"-!. Ib I 1 1 I 1
Tnrler. as... I 1 t 1 1 Tinker, . I 1 t I C
B EtitTaa. Ib I I I OnMM. cf.... 4 I t
k-vin. c I 11 ItnMt. e I 1 i
Smalea, 1 1 Or) p
Beit. I t Tiirhm. 1
"Txr 1 km p 1
B-henB. p 1 1
Tm-rttmmt .. Tvtsa U" U 1
rber. ...
Tmals JD t n t
"Twe out when winning run was scored.
Batted for Bell in fourth.
Batted for Scbardt in eighth.
Chicago . 1 I 1 a a a
Brooklyn 1 1 I 1
left on bases: Chicago, 9: Brooklvn. H.
Two-base hita Dauhert. Erwin. Three
haee hits: H. Zimmerman, Doyle. Secrt
fioe f lira: Dauben, Iavidaon. Sacrifice
hits: Sheckard, Cole. Stolen base: Goode.
Ioul.le plays: . Zimmerman to Hummel
te Iiaubert, Brwia te Hummel, Schulte to
Doyle. Base on balls: Off Scanlon, J;
off Hchardt. 2; off Cole. ; off Kichie. 2;
oK Brown, L Struck out: Bv Snanlnn. 1 :
by Srhardt, I; by Bucker. I; by Cole.
by Richie.. 2. Hit bv pitched hall: H.
Zimmerman, by Srhardt. Hits: Off Scan
lon. t in three and a third Innlrir. off
Sr-hardt, I in four innings; off Rirtiie. 4 tn
three and a third inning. Umpires: Idem
and Brennaa.
Caurwlaala Pweed atalL ,
BOFTON, Jury 11 St. Louis hit tbe ban
hard during the early mnrngs and defeated
Boston. Lrrors by Tenner and Sweeney
in the third, followed by Konetchy's home
run, betted three tallica. ' Score:
FT. um BOSTOfN
ttHO.it uin.it
Dncrlns. lb. 4 14 1 Snniisj. 3b. 41241'
Hiiwr. .. 1 1 4 Tense;, la.. 4 II 1
El II.. K A S Harms. . .. 114 4 4
KmMoBT. lkl in I Him. it... 4 1 1 4
Kam. it ... I 11 killer, rt .. . I 11
ittanmr. lb.. 4 11 InserUnt, Ib. t 4
Oak. ef....4 11 (kilns, a. 4 lit
PrwMbaa, a 4 1 I 4 I rwberty, tt. I I I I 1
Btaeta, 4 21 . s... 1 X 0
Metiers, p.--X 1
Tnti SI 11 37 XI I Bpmtt
Tatals n 17 11 1
Batted for Mat tern tn the ninth.
Boston ., nlSSflll 3
St Louia. 14114440 1 I
Two-base bits: Ellis. Inrerton. Three
base hits- Hersog, Konetchy. Home runs:
Konrtchy, Breenahan. Hersot Wits: Off
Wesver. 7 in lour inning: off Msrtern. 4
ir r r t Innlnra VI i ! Imm n ball OCf
Strui out: By Wesver, 2; by Sttele. 2;
by BtatterB, 1. Time, 2:12. Umpires:
Johnstone and Eaeon.
PfelUbne ftesrc la If lath.
PHTLADKLPTTIA. July 13 Keefe's wlld
ness enabled Philadelphia to score the only
run -of the game -ith Cincinnati. Score:
PHILAIELrHlA. " CIJSC3KKTI.
AB.B.0.A.B. il.10.it
lata, lb ... I 4X1 Pieibai. tf. I 1 1
T-l I, at.. I t 1 BeM. nf 4 1X44
Lolam, lb... 4 4 4 1 Muhltnel. lb 4 111 4
WsMti. it ...4 I aUlsbeu, Tt.. 4 1 -
LsHotm, lb.. 4 11 tans. m.. 4 1111
Thw . If . I I 1 I Umm. lb X 1 1 4 1
Iiodio, c - 144 I .mm: lb 14X1
Imola. c ... I m XAclMaa. c 4 I X
ateote. X lab, 4 4 4 X4
Tstala a 4 27 II Totals Jl T24 14
Twe out when whin In r run was made.
Cincinnati
Philadelphia aeeeel 1
Twe-base hits: HoblitseL Downey. Struck
out: By Keefe. 2; by Moore, k First base
on balls: OCT Keefe. 4.; eff Idoore, i Time:
2:00. Umpires: Frary and O Day.
tVAaata BAat Wap e Vlrterr-
NEW TORK", July 33. Leifield made a
failure of trying to hold the New Yorks
today and the locals ran away from Pitts
burg. Leifield was batted out in tlie fifth.
Clark did some hard hitting for the
visitoa. IdcGraw was baniaiied by Fa
nexan for dlxpntmg decisions. Score:
Ant TCihiL. PITTfiPl Kfl.
nunr. Ab M.O.A.E.
TH...I. tf 4 l e I Drme. lb till
Imvlt. lb... I X A 1 lUut. ol..- 1
Un.utwMaa f M S ft 4 ClArkC. Jl A 4 1
U 1. rl II B UM. W...4 X X
hJrkle. lb 4 X A 4 Sillier. S.... 4 I X
Bnaw.llf at.. 4 X 4 1 Hunter, lb I 1 It
Fmrmt, at.. A I f X 1 ci. w llem. it 4 1 S
Kverm 4 II Olbwm. e.... X 1 1
A Wlawa, c I 1 'mpbell ..
Ximcka, ..-. 1141 Simon, c-.... 1114V
ttfwIA. .! 1
Totals.. . II 37 I Cardaet, p.- X I
Totals- a 14 24 12 1
Batted for Gibson in the sixth.
New Terk 1
Pittsburg 1 2 14
Bases on errors. Pittsburg, 2. Left on
bases: Pittsburg, 31; New Tork. 10 Basse
on balls: Off Leifield. 4; off Gardner, 4;
off Itrucke. 4. Struck out. By Gardner.
I- by Iruoke ,- . Home runs: Doyle,
Myers. Tiiree-baee hits: Clarke. Devore,
Bnodgress. Two-Lane hltsT Clarke, Byrne.
Sacrifice hits: Murray, BridweU. Stolen
'ii.na Clarke, Hunter 2). Doyle. Murray.
rouule plav: Bridwell to Doyle Passed
ball: Mvers. Wild pitches: leifield. 2.
Hit by pitched ball: By Leifield. Fletcher.
Hits: Off Leifield. 1 ia four and tws
thlrde innings: off Gardner. X m three and
one-third tnninea. Time: 2:ft. tmpire.
Rigler and Finneran.
KEW BOWUNG RULES ADOPTED
treea CU
BlUAe'
Wterre ale Me with Boeb
m' EcstlT Csaaealttea.
'BiUie" Webber, well known la local
bowling circles, returned Wedneaday from
Chicago, where be has been attending th
meeting ef the executive commltte of the
American Bowling oongreea Webber and
hi friend were guests of Ctmrtes Co
nUskey at a box party at a Sot-Boat on
game.
Cnmtskev. aa president of the Amerioaa
Brra-ling oongreaa. took an active part In
, tht two-day meeting which closed
Which grew eut d o:n. -
existed hetweea tbe Amerce,
i congress and tbe Brewed Malts ia wttt
ICJtv at tbe tournament last pear ax
! Leubv wa. that allowing e -ubsti-
j rules t bowl at a "
ine n
.
( ea tb congress ts tn aca.unmB
i bowler from ever howling at
a natmnal
tournament.
BTDCKBOTT ABB 1CU4L TIB
TBtArty-SIa Hsaee Ftaresl ta Me4rspslA
taa 4pea Cavaeapiaaehip.
ENGLEWOOD. N. J, July 1S.-J. J. Me
twrmott. aauoital golf champion, and jiI
bert NK-hola of Wlimingten, last., tied tor
th head at tr end ot tbe first thu-t-ais
boles at Ih Metrepolitaa Oetf asaiKuaUoa
opea elieaipamaii! ettn acmes 4f i4 at
te EngiewstKl Country ciuh today The
yeutic champioa cams te the lure ia the
ar"emeoa with a 4
Tbe prise lortn le4 eig Kreen -iel eoor
went te wald htrby. th Enrlewood
errjtteur. wits made b aia h eet-oud round.
His total 4 14A tor tbe tturtr-eix botes
t larrt him ea avrt ferns with Jamee
ot tt Phlisnelphia Country ciua.
Poraimant Aavertismg A the aLaad ta Big
G3BB SCOES IH TEE NINTH
AtlJftici Lone te Tirm for Tkird
SuccesiiTt Time.
EIGHT TO blVLS IS ITKAL SCCILE
Cwbh Wets alr Twcluirt at tbe
ftst Movers st. fAei di eed La
rttee Clsrsi Stria e Twe
DETROIT, July 11. Cobb scored from
first oa Delehaaty s alngl ta th ninth
and thla run gave Detroit its third su ores
si v victory ever Philadelphia. Score:
PKTROrT PHKAXHOL.PVIla.
ABH 0.A.C AB M. OA C
Jotm. tt All lor ft A 1 I
Pnan. e..... 4 4 X tlrln, of... 4 X X I
Cans of I I Strana. if. X X
wmr. rf 4 1 I num. Ib ... 4 111
Irt wtr. l It! lmT ib...l 1
Mimartj. lb X t I blwrvhr. lb.. 111
f Laary, Xb.. I X 1 Ihtth. at 4 14 1
Btanaa, e X I X I 4 Tbna, I
Ulltn, .... lilt brnol, ... 4411
fiomnm, p.. Pender, p....
sobmidt ....1
TnbS B T It 1
Totals II 12 17 14 I
One out when winning run scored.
Hatted for Lsuitte in eighth.
Philadelphia 1 1 1 4
Detroit . 1 4 2 1 i
Two-base bit: Cobb. Hits: Off Mor
gan, ft in seven and orient hird tn
nings; off Bender, 1 tn one inning;
off le.fi tie, 7 in eight innings. Struck out:
By Morgan. 2. by Bender. 2, by lafttte, 2.
Bases on bslls: Off Morgan. 7; off Lafitte,
b. I'imt: 2:3S. Umpires: ltneen and Per
rtne. Sea Leee Pltehere Battle.
CHICAGO. July IS In a pitchers' battle
between Waleh and Collins Boston de
feated Chioago today. 2 it 1 A double,
triple and a single gsve Boston its scores.
Tws hits, a saenfloe and an out gave Chi
cago one run. score:
pormv. Chicago
AS H O S E Afi.a.P.A .C
Simimt. rt -.. 4 X Wrlntrra. rt. 4 1 t
(tarener, lb . 4 41 4 Iw shorty, R4
Bpamkw, ol .i 4 4 4 Callahan, ot. 4 1
!. It 14 4 Bndta. Jh.... 4 1
Trk. aa. ..I 1 Bniaar. lb... 4 12 1
Xncte. Xb.... 4 II 1 Taantihlli. Xb 1 4 1
l"arrisan. e .X 1 t Cn-han. a.l 1 1
Wllllaaaa. lb 1 1 IX 4 SullKaa, X 1
Collins, p X 1 Fbvaa. a
Walat. p
Total X I 37 It 1
Tmaia..... U A 37 17 '
Boston .....) 2 v Jl i
Chicago s . e 1 a 1
Two-base hit: Xbiirle. Thrve-haae bit:
Carrigan. Sacrifice bK. Sullivan. Left on
bases: .Chicago. A; Boston. 4. Bases on
balls: Off Walsh. 2. Hit by pitched ball:
Collins, by Walsh. Btruck out : Bv Co! ling,
4: by Walsh. . Time: 1:4b. Umpires;
Egan and Sheridaa.
St. Lewlo Teasa aetltfa
FT. LOUIS, July 31 The local team came
to life today and won a game from New
Tork. Score:
FT. lont rrw TORK.
ABR.O.A.E ABH.OAg
Bhteten. til., i 2 1 rentals, nf . 1 t 1 1
Austin, lb... I 1 I ! Wnlter. A 1 4 1
S'wannr. rf . I X Hartsall, Ib. I 1 X
Hatllnau. Xb 4 2 1 f raa. It X 1
Hnaun. B....I 1 Kntrht. aa... 1 1
Strnhenm. 4 X X Cheaa. lb ... X 1" 1 1
Otaa. lb 1 14 1 Maaner. 3h.. 1114
Wallaaa, am.- 1114 PwaaneT. c.. I I I 1 1
Pielaoa. ....! 14 1 IFrrt. r 1 X
BTrmaett. 1 1
Totals a 2 17 II I Fuxsaral4 . 1
Tot la S A 24 11 4
St. Louis ell l 3
New Tork... . 0 0 1 1
Home run: Austin. Bases en halls: Off
Brocket!, 2: by Nelson. A. Hits: Off Ford.
2 m four inning Time: 1 JL. Umpires:
O'Loughlin and Connolly.
Ssst abrfeat beaatwra.
CLBTlELANT. O.. July 32. Cleveland
again defeated Washington. Johnson waa
lilt hard throughout, but the ei'ruia behind
him in tbe fourth caused the loss of the
game. Score:
- 43LCVE1AJCP. WAKHrwrrrw;
ABB.O A.K. AB B.O.A
Oraarr. If 4 144 Milan, el 4 1 1
tUane, at 4 X I 1 fccnaeter, lb. 4 1 1 4
Jaeaana, rt.. 4X144 t.rrrwtf. t-Zb X I 4 1
Stovall, tb... 4 11 1 4 Oaaaler. rt... A 1X4
Blrsi-baat. of 4 14ft 4 Walker. IT... 4 I 44
nmn. f s 4 SJanHrMe, am.. 4 1X11
Turner, lb 4 114 4 Ctm'baav at I I 4 4
Platter. 4 X 4 4 4 Crone. 1 4 4 4 8
KraPS, .. 4 1 4 4 4 Brltr?. a 4 I
labnoon. .-. 14 4 4
"312111 1 Xaitratt 1 4 4 4
Totals..
Total .M t 34 13 2
Batted for Cunningham ta the eighth.
Cleveland .41 I I 1 1 M ) 7
W ashington 0 1 1 I ft 6
Twe-base hits: Jackson, Fisher. Milan.
Three-base bits: Krapp. Jackson. Bases
on balls: Off Krapp. 4; off Johnson, 1.
Struck out. By Krapp, .; by Johceon. A.
Time. !:. Umpires: Eani and Mullin.
To Boost the Iowa
Cross-State Highway
Automoliiliste from All Conntiei from
Clinton to Council Eluffi SLert
in KaTiiAlltOWIL
MAKSHAILTOWX, la.. July 13- I Spe
cial At a meeting of automobile owners
and good road enthusiasts held tn this city
yesterday a permanent organisation if the
Iowa Official Transcontinental Route as
sociation was formed and the following
officers were elected: President, W. G.
Haskell. Cedar Tlapida; vice president, G.
& Goodell. Tama: secretary, W. C- Rollins,
and treasurer, W. F. Coan. Clinton. The
following vice presidents, en for each
count', were also chosen: Pottawattamie,
O. B. Toa-ne, Council Bluffs; Harrison,
Fred Eeabury, Logan; Crawford. Dr. R.
M. Coon, Xtentaon; Greene, J. E. Moas,
Scranton; Boone, a. G. Gold th wail. Boone;
Story. William Fltrpatrlck, . Ne-ada; Mar
ahall. George W. Darling, Marshalltowa;
Linn, Georg Gibson, Cedar Rapida; Cedar.
O. B. Hover, Clarence; Clinton, Fred Den
nett, Clinton.
DON LABOR TROTS A KILE
IN FASTEST TIME OF YEAR
tisane's Meaat Wlsie lill Trwt at
lallaaapelit frees Al tea ley
la St4)S 1-4V.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 12-Following is
the summary of tbe grand circuit races
held at th local track today:
First Tsoe. 2:11 pace, purse. $1 : Annte
Laurie tDeani won. Twinkling Dan Mur
pny second. Electro Hal i-inborn I tiiii-d.
Three heats. Best tin: ilV
Seoond race, 1-12 trot, purse IS.eu: Ant
LeyburB tixwrtl won. Electric Todd ale
Ixinaidi socund. Johrmr G. iLoomia) third.
i Three beats. Best time: 2:0T
ThU4 ru ? uaos. nurse 11.W4': V SrtoT i
McMabon i rjet. "r.
JZT "iOT,,r"Ti-v '
, - irot, puree. U,ot: Doa
It., Klmiuii woo, Al Stanley Wl.ite-
4 k , Wili Ul
I ," T fifth. Emboy .McCarthys d.stanmd
1 My taiTt ecrau:nen. j we nr. i
ii:U,V (Best tin tronea tut seaaoa
D1ETZ TEKKIS TOURNcY
IS TO START ON SUNDAY
Caaru Rave fAeea Flaea I f aat Ataey
Ttrsea Are Etatettl la
the Eeest
The Diets club starts Its annual tennis
loiiTT ntont Sunday asortimg at t.
s'dleck, te cetionua every evening, aatur
day afteraeoa aad Sunday until finished,
Ths entry at this tournament A try far th
largest in several years, there being about
ft-t-three entries le data.
There are quite a few (xsateaiAer for tb
cbampisaasbtp ef tha club this year, namely.
W. H. Platner. James W are. L. N. Plataer.
F. J. E-ans and K-. D Evana. It As auhe
likely that coai of the abuva ansa will play
V. fi. SpriPmsa. the preatatt holder ef the
club trr.atrjiintibliij cup.
L C. BATS WAY TO VICTORY
Wiatitr ritcitr MTalki rirrt Thr
Xem i Tint
OUYATH KAXZ5 L0JT5 EOKE SUX
HI
Will
eed PTesser 4e4 Tse
Btr4V.ee et
Three Mea, "
KANSAS CTTT. July 12-Th Mmneapoll
pitcher were merfectlve agamst th Kan
sas City batters todsy. ehile Poeell held
th visitors te four hita His op bad in
ning wa th first, when be walked the
three first men to the plate. Ccavath'
hem run was oh of th longest ever
cured on these ground, clearing tb right
center section of th fence. Kore:
KANBAS CTTT hnKKKAPnU
AB H.O.A X AB H O 4 K
Barrwas, lb.. B 111 I Oae t... 4 411
Cammr. ct.. t X X mil. lb. I t 1
1. B .... A II tOvrath IT . I 1 I 1
Patt. rt 4 X 1 1 William. 2b 4 1 4 X
B' mi ii in a. lil 1 IJ I t tnnu eT. 4 1
Cm niiea, aa I X 1 1 1 BTah. at I 1 1 I 4
beraa. lb . I X I r Fw-i. ib....4 4
P-Cenner. . I I 4 X Smith, e. 4 2 X 1
IL 41 tat a 1
1 m ULL, I 1 1
Totab Si M 31 14 I UnMU, p.,. 4
rweno 1 4 4 4
kllllMr .. I 4 4 4 4
Tatals It 4 14 11 I
Ratted for Leverett tn the seventh. v
Batted for Lmidell in the ninth.
Kanssa City 1 lift I
1 IIIRniUB ...... .. .W WW, . 1' v w ,
Mome run: fravatn. i nree-nase nit:
Gardner. Twe-base bits: Williams, O'Con
nor. Struck out: By PtrselL 2; by IrftudeU.
1. Baees en balls: Off Cave, j; off Lev
erett, I; off Loudell. 2; off Powell, k Hit:
frrf csvet- 2 In one inning: off Leferett,
14 la five innings; off Loudell. I In t-e in
nings Buses on errors: Minneapolis I;
Kansas Cltv. Left on be res: Minne
apolis. A; Kansas City. 4. Stolen bssea.
Barbeau (II. Gill. RacrlOre hits: Gardner,
Bower-men. Time: 1:40. Umpires: Bier
halter and Handiboa.
Lmtevtlbs Wlas at Lsust.
LOTISTTLLE. July 12 After losing elrht
straight games to Columbus the loulm ille
lik Mav nrtwl 4ta etvt viollWT rtf tbe
i season from the visitors. This was also
Ieibhardt's first defeat ef the seseon on
the road after pit chins seven winning con
tosts. Cbenev wss effect! x-e in all ssv
the sixth inning, when tbe leaders scored
all their run. Hnghee" batting was tbe
feature, be drivmr te three of the Iocs is"
runs, with as many singles. Catcher
"Tubby" Spencer, recently released by St.
Paul, has been awarded by President Chrr
ington ts Lnuievlile and is eit)iecled t
report at tmoe for flutj . Soore:
LOnBVrbLI. COWWBt'B
AB HXi.A C AB.H.O A C
Pfaar4. aa . 4 1 1 I O Rmrrfca. Xb 1 1 I
Bttlawttt. Ib 4 t X 4 Rt'etrman, If I 1 1
1'laber. If ... X ClmsaiutB. rt 4 1 1
Haoan. rf .. X limns. Jh... 4 I I I
Orl ahav. lb t 1 11 Pe-nna. Ih .l 4 11
StanatwT. Bb I Mahlln. aa . 4 tilt
Stanler. ef. . I 1 1 I (nmll, ct... 4 4
Hushes, e... I It Walah. r 4 1 I
Cbaney. p... . X 4 X ft lelhbsrdt, p. 4 X 4 X 4
Ttnaht X 27 11 Tatals C 3 94 M 4
Louisville 1 1 4
Columbus .... dee 2 a
Stolen bases: Stanley, Hughes. Twe-base
hits: Leibhardt. Fisher. Three-base hits:
Hulswrrt. Ortmshsw. Sscrifice hits: Hlnch
mtn. Cheney, Stansburt. Double pls-s:
iKtwns te Mahlmg, Howard to Hulswrrt
te Grimshsw. Struck ut: Bj- Chenej-. :
by ljeibhardt. t First base en balls: Off
Cheney. 2; off Leibhardt, 8. Pasend ball:
Hughes. Time: 1:46. Umpires. Ferguson
and Hayes.
Toledo 1 Aeterteae la Teeth.
TOLEUO. O.. July IT Toledo took the
game from Indianapolis after ten innings.
The locals tied the soore in tbe eighth.
Be ore:
TOLT.no. . INDIAN APOlyf
AB.a.OA K AB H.O.A. g
Nllaa. Sb.... 4 A A HnTtman. St. I 1 X
Majo er. -rt4 3 1 WoaSruft. It. 4 11
Ha ak'pjt. lb I 14 1 1 KalUoaa. Tt. 4 1 X 4
Huma. It.... X PI I I liraaer. tb...' 4 114
Fliok. rf 14 114 era, lb 4 4 A
Brankta, Sb.. I I I I Rltur. 4 1 t 1 I
Iionohuc, .. X 4 4 4 I Wlliausa. 3b. 3 411
Oknaeb. e.. X X 4 1 IMnn. at. 114 4
Muuat. as.... 4 14 4 I Btlbb. 4 1 3 4
Jamaa, p 11414
Htokstan ..1 1 4 4 4 TotaJS B 414 XI
Fwna. of.. 1 1
T incline ...!
Tatals... -.14 IBll I
One out when winning run was tnnae.
, "Batted for Flick in the eighth.
Ban for Hickman In the eighth.
Toledo 12
Indianapolis letev :
Two-base hits: Nile. Carisch. Butler.
Hickman. Three-boss hit: Hitter. Baees
oa halts: Off Webb. 2; erf Jsroes, 2.
Struck out- By Webb, 6; by J a mea, 4.
Time: 1:4a. Umpires. Owens and Ed dinger.
Agv-d Caster Maa Dead.
EROKEN BOW, Neb... July 32. Special
Telegram.) James Willie of the McKiiiley
neighborhood, died last night, his son find
ing the body when ths father failed f re
spond to a call for breakfast. The twe
were living alone, Mra. Willis having died
a year ago. Funeral sen-toes mill be held
Tbursdcy at the home. Burial will be th
the cemetery bete. Four children, among
them . E. Wlmmer, editor of tb Corn
stock Nea s. live in the county. Deceased
was past 7ft years. Death was due to apo
plexy. nun
THE Laundry B&g
saj-s:
lt' fun to peck at col
lars going through the
laundry stunts. Some
lookg lad and some lock
sad very sad. I can
always pick out the
Corliss-Coon kind in a
jiffy. They're the glad
ones. They can make
more trips to the laun
dry than any others I
know ot Try them."
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WEST POINT. Neb., July IS Special
TelegramACxaaha day was made unieu
by the largest attendance ef tb seaeoa at
a rare meeting la this clrrult. Tb grand
stand was too small t held the crowd.
Starter Bonia ef Fremeat gave tm ef hi
characteristle speeches, whitb hit the
test of tb crowd eiartly. He eulerlsea
Anton I'sota. tbe guardian angel of th
local rar course, tbe on te whom la
greatest measure 1 due the euneen of this
Sear's meet.
Over ISi visitors from Omaha arrived thla
morning and helped te re II eta tbe monot
ony. Pollns'lng hi th summary:
Trotting. 2:11 rlee. puree eB
Tommy Hern, b g., by Otto Wilkes. Ill
The Legislator 14 1
Freddie C . 14 4
Belle Tolu 4 12
Louise ................. Ill
lr Charles K. Cole 14 1
Time. 2;1HV. 1:14. 2:U-
Pacing. 1:21' class, puree t44:
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g.. by IKiTOtun HOT 1 1 1
Helen Whitman..
2 2 2
Harry K. Thaw
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...2 11
... 4
Time. 2:. 33V 2:2T.
Trotting, I:S elasa. pure t4t:
Ben BIims, br. g by Ubert Ryaa.. Ill
Oma F 2 2 2
Hun Totus 4 14
Banda Boss 14s
Time. 1.2. I.TTV. 2.3a.
Pacing. 1. 11 class, purse 4I:
Los Christie, h. tn.. by Doctor L. ... ft 1 1
Primus t 2 2
Homer F . Ill
Time. 2:32, 2:11. 11
A special feature ef this tneetlng was a
twe mile automobile race.
Higgins to Sell His
Team to the Buyer
NamedbyT. O'Neill
Xany Weuld-Ee Purciiam Are 5ew
in Omnia to DeJ with Kr.
HifeTrillA.
la order that there win he harmony
among tbe e-ners of th various team ia
th Western league, John Higgins. owner
of the Des Moines tram. Thursday afternoon
stated that he -ill leave whs shall be the
purchaser of his franchise in the hands
ef Tip O'Neill, and that he will sell hi
team te tbe man named by the president
of the IA esters league.
W. M. Huttetilucker. who was reported
by a Des Moines paper te have purchased
tbe team, was la Omaha Thursday to ae
Higgina, hut no conclusion wa reached ia
aa interview with Mr. Higgins. who said
be did not car 1 whom be aold th team,
as long as it was approved by tbe president
of tbe league aad the board. Twe Des
Moines business men weie Bios la the city
on Thursday with a view of getting la
the plum, hut Higgins cut them short with
caustic remarks about not wanting ts sell
his team.
NEW UMPIRES AND PLAYERS
Wester Lee awe Aiets Twe leateater
24MAere frees Defsset asssat
PUEBLO. Coin.. July 33 Frank label,
manager of tbe Pueble cluh. ha purchased
five new player from tbe Kansas State
league which, it is understood, disbanded
today.
The players are Pitchers Maple ef Great
bend and Laganeur and Routt of Mo-Fbcrsoa.-
and Outfielder Rochtoid and la
flelder FaTkenberg of Great Bend. Ail of
the new mm are eAiwcted tureiort here to
morrow. '
Presiuent O'Neill will introduce two new
umpires today, ha vine eecured Knapp aad
Weaver from the -defunct Central Ksnsss
league. Knapp will make hat Western
league debut at Tueka and Weaver at St.
Joseph.
ISsitroes for Cits T
Entries are coming in last for the city
tenuis tournament. About forty have- en
tered bo tar and It is expected that that
many more will band in their semes belore
Friday night, when all entries must bs a
This year s tournament will b larger thaa
Uiose held in previous years.
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