THE HKE: OMAHA. TOP AT. JFLT 21. 1911.
YUUllVCt 1.1V1UC UUUUlC
PUEBLO AND OMAHA DIVIDE
Colendoant Win and Lone Garnet by
the Same Score.
OMAHA LOSES FIBST IN SEVENTH
Ball WrtktM and Three Ran re
Fashed la aa Him r leheira
warriors - Iweiil Cl
Other War.
PUEBLO. Colo.. July SB. Pueblo and
Omaha divided a double header here today,
by tha aama aeora In each Inilimt, Pueblo
winning, I to I, and losing tha second
game, I to L
Scot first fame
OMAHA.
A 13. n
H.
9
1
1
o
o
l
l
l
l
9
A.
1
1
F..
Agnew, lb
Kan, lb
Thomaaon, cf...
Schoonover. Zb.
retnot. If
Wt I llama, rf. ...
Kneavea. aa....
Lynch, e
Hall, p
Cook
4 0
Totaia
I
PUKBLO.
AB. R.
I 24 12
A.
o
4
0
3
A
1
0
1
1
1
Middletoa.
ef.
Becrer. aa..
Felden. If...
Hughes, tb.
Pa vie. rt...-.
4'lolre. lb....
Pchmld. tb..
Hha,
Routt, p. j..
Peaater, p..
Totaia ..
4 ..-.. 3
.10
t
t 27 11
Batted for Hall In ninth.
Omaha , o 0 0 0
PueMo 0 0 0 11
0 0
0 I
Btolan basea: Kneavea. . (2); Williams:
Berger. Parle. To-b hits: Rerger,
3; Hughaav Double plays: Thomson t
Kneavea. Sacrifice hlta: Airnew, Schmld,
Clalra. Struck out: By Routt. 5: by Peas,
ter, ; by Hall 4. Bases on bulla: Oft
Routt, l! off Hall, t Time: 2:60. Um
pire: Clark.
' Score eecond game:
OMAHA.
AB. R.
H. O. A. E.
1 O 1 0
1 12 1 0
1 t 0 1
t 4 X 1
0 t 0 0
12 0 0
0 0(0
0 7 10
'0010
0 0 4 0
0 0 0 0
a it 2
H. O. A. E.
0 0 0 0
0 S 1 1
1 4 t 1
0 t 0 0
2 4 fi 0
10 0 1
1 11 1 0
i i a o
0 11 4 0
10 4 0
10 0 0
1 s n I
the thirteenth,
i 0.0 0 0 16
I 1 0 0 0 04
Agnew, tb 1
Sane ,1b 3
Triomaaon. ef t 0
Schoonover, 3b 1
Oemott. If t 0
Williams, rf 4 0
Kneavea, aa..... I
Lynch, e 4 0
rook, p.., 0 1
Rhode, to... I
Pick, If 1 0
Total. ' ''.
PUEBLO.
AH. R-
Mlddlaton
Falkenburg, cf.
Merger, aa
Beiden. If
Hughes, 2b
Lavio, rf
Claire, lb
fcchmld, lb
Clei.ions, e
Jackson, p
Shaw
1 . 0
. 1
.41
Totaia.
Omaha
Pueblo
.. 20300000
.. 00010900
FINAL CONTEST TO ASTBI.OPES
St. Joseph I.eeee Game ky Score af
Fair to Three.
LINCOLN. July 20, Uncoln took the
final game of the Bt. Joseph sertea by tie.
ing toe acore in the eighth und batting
out a victory In the ninth. Score:
. . LINCOLN.
JtB. R. H.
O. A.
E.
Cola. of..'..'...-.
Cobb. rf.... ;
Miller, rf
Unglaub. 2b
McCormlck, If..
Thomas, lb
Gagnler, as....
Cockman, tb....
Btratton, e.
Fox, p
Totaia
u
1"
0
A
41
1
0
o
i
o
o
o
0
3
o
14
3
3
3
4 10 27 17
ST. JOSEPH
AB. R.
II.
O.
A.
1
0
2
0
0
1
E
Kelley, rf
4
Powell, If
Rellly. 2b
willing, ef
Borton, lb
Hamilton, ib.,.,
Meinke. aa
uoasett, c
Glffln, p.
Totaia...
.33
Si 13
Two out when winning run scored.
Lincoln 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
St. Joseph.
aaitAAaal 03
McCormlck. Gagnler.
Runs batted In
Cole, Borton. Three-base hits: Stratum.
Fox. Two-baae hits: Cole. Cockman Mi-
Cockman to Thomas, Meinke to Keilly to
Borton. Left on bases: Lincoln. R: St.
Joaeph. (. Stolen basea: t'ngiaub. Kelley.
Borton i, Gagnler. Sacrifice hits: Strat
to ('.). Gostett. Struck out: By Glffln, :
by Tx, 1 Bates on balla: Off Fox. 2;
off Glffin, 3. Hltby pitched baoll: By Fox,
1. Passed ball: Stratton. Time: 2:00. Um
pire!; McKee and Weaver.
DONOVAN'S
WILDMCSS
LOSCS
Pteerwlt Holds Dea Molars to laar
Slasjlra. bat Takes Bratlaa.
TOPDKA, July' So. Donovan, a green j
pitcher, held Des Moines to .four singles,
tinea of them by Curtis, but hla wlluness
and costly errors benind him let Dea
Moines win, i to 1 Scoro
TOPEKA.
AB. H.
a 1
H.
2
1
2
o.
14
tl
tl
u
tl
Rlckert. If........
King. 2b
Beechar, rf
a
0
o
o
1
s
o
0
0
12
A.
Gardner, cf...,.
Whitney, lb
I
1
t
i
a
1
10
crlbp, c
bmory. M
Edmlsloai st.,.
Donovan. P....
Dale
4t hapmn
Tvtali..
Dbti MOINES.
AB. K.
4 i
4 I
3 .
H.
1
0
0
V
u
e
w
it
O.
K
Curtla. If
Cuiiigan, as..
Matlita.' ct..,
Der. 'lb....
Korea, o
Anderson, rf.
Graham. 2b..
mow c..
clacheiu, e...
tufiwa,
Ben, p
e
a
Total il
Tupeka
Uta jM-1-.a i
-sacitu-a i.n. cu..
till
. 1 :
o o
too 0
,a:i.
tac:.l.cc tl..
t.. MLi -nu.
sou t-J. U.U.W. . .- iw i.bi .inu, . iu
a. . . . w . i . -. . o c .,
U4. KJlt IKrH,!., ., u.. Iii...llc, .
bit uvk o u . . u . . b , -y .... c. b
ii -.-... wu . . &a-...u i..
Cr.aV. i...t . r..-j-c ...-. . j ..j.a.
UKAVlvK iL.j: li-.ll SIOIX
UrU:i:ct I
::tt ..
it.j v.
Ja. jl-.-.
i
a Mae l
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... c
l.!'.lU-g
saita.aw u. .
the a t - ......
At,, ii. H. o. A. L.
Uovd, :b 4 1140
Oilmoi e. I." a . u I V
CaaaKi) , .( 4 3 2 2
bl.. tf 4 I 3
Vuill.a u 4 0 1 12
Lluceey, iu 4 I I 1. c
Cofti. touts
Fretnt-es, t 4 2 2 4 1 4
Uuatlua, p 4 - I
TOUU .'. a 10 27 U '
llul X Cl V.
AB. H.
Aoidraaa.
tern, lb
2b.
0
4
aweeo. If . .
I
4
I
If.
Standing of Teams
WEST. LEAGUK.
NATL. LEAGUE.
W.L.Prt.l
W.L.Fct.
Pcnver fw 21 .! Philadelphia 62 SB Mi
Uncoln 4 3T. .5M Chicago SO 21 .17
Pueblo 4 SS ,5T New York.. 40 33 .fi
St. Joeph... 4 3 .Vast. Ixvnla ,...4 34 .bK,
Slou City..4J 4J .VV IMtsburg ...46 47 .4W!
"maha 42 44 .4v Cincinnati .. 'A .4:;.
Topcka 34 hi .no Kiooklyn ....30 Rl .370
Pea Moines. . 22 ft.-, .S3) boston 20 04 .238
AMER. ASSN. AMER LEAGUE.
W.LPct.' W.LPct.
Columbus ....U 40 .t'.Tn Itrnlt K 2S .701
Kan. 11ty...4 4.1 .5-Mi Philadelphia. M 30 .J9
Minneapolis 4: 4:; .r..y i 'hl ago 43 .i.'4
Toledo 4 4K ,4Cleland ....in 43 .Ml
I'eul 44 47 .4S4! New York. ...42 41 .n"
Milwaukee ..4S4S 4M Boston 43 43 0
l.oulsville ...J 50 .4? Washington .29 frS .341
IndiHnapolls 42 o2 .447 St. louls 230.277
NEW. LKAULK. MINK LEAG1 E.
W.L. Pet. WLPct.
Supeilcr ....40 2h .Mb: Falls City ..33 21 .U
Ktemont ....3t-. Auburn 30 2n M .
r d Island. .37 2 .nH, Shenandoah. 2S 2 .527
Seward XI 3! .4M; Clarlnrta X 30 .4M
H H.t lugs ....31 33 4M Humboldt ...30.40i
Kearney V 3.'. .w:. Neb. Citv ...22 if .4-0
Columbus ...2S3 411
Tork 23 40 .Jfi"
lesterday's Reaalta.
W ESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha, 4-5; Pueblo. 5-4.
Ies Moines. 6: Topeka. S.
4t. Joseph, 2: Lincoln, 4
Sioux city. 2; Denver. .
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg. 6-9; Boston. 2-S.
Cincinnati. 4; Brooklyn, 2.
ft. iouls. New York 5.
Chicago, 4; Philadelphia. 3.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia. 3; Chicago. 4.
Washington. 0; Ht. Ixuis, 2.
New York. It: Detroit, . (ten lnnlrtga.
Boston. 7: Cleveland, t.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisvflle. 3; Columbus, 5.
Knnsns City, V; Milwaukee. I.
Toledo. S; Intilannpolls. 2.
Minneapolis, s: St. Paul, 0.
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
Tork. 1; Superior. 4.
Reward. 2; Hastings. I.
Kearney, 3; Fremont. 4
Orand Island, 14; Columbus, 1.
MINK LEAGUE.
Shenandoah. 7; Auburn, 1.
Kails City, 2; Nebraska City. 1.
Humboldt, I; Clarinda. 7.
Gamea ToOar.
Weatern League Omaha at Topeka, St.
Joaeph at Denver. Sioux City at Uncoln,
Des Moines at Pueblo.
National League Pittsburar at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn. St. Ixula at New
Ytrk, Chicago at Philadelphia.
American leaguePhiladelphia at Chi
cago. Washington at St. Louis. New York
at Detroit,. Boston at Cleveland.
American Association Kansas City at
Milwaukee Minneapolis at St. Paul.
Nebraska State Leasue Grand Island at
Fremont. York at Hastings, Seward at
Superior. Kearney at Columbus.
Mink League Shenandoah at Auburn,
Falls City at Nebraska City, Humboldt at
Clarinda.
Hirtman.
Reillv. 3b
ss..
Holmea, cf..
Miller, c
Sage, p
Tovals 30 2 5 24 4
Denver 2 10 5 0 0 0 1 -
Sioux City 00002000 0-i
Stolen bases: Cassldy. Beall. Lloyd. Two-
VkfiaA hit Ur.l1 Thr...K... hi.' I? rm mh..
! Home run: Lndsay. Sacrifice fly: Sage.
Struck out: By Olmatead, 2: by Sage, 1.
Double pirns: Andrea-: to Hartman to Stem:
Lloyd to Lindsay. V'ild pitch: Sage. Left
on bases: Denver, I; Sioux City. 4. Time.
1:40. Umpires: Haskell and MoDowell.
- -
Sixth Unassisted
Triple Play in the
History of Base Ball
Walter Carlisle, Centerfielder of Ver
non, Cal., Club, Pullt Off an -Unusual
Stunt.
LOS ANGELES. Cal.. July 20Walter
Carlisle, center fielder of the Vernon club
of the Coust league, made the sixth un-as-slcted
triple play recorded In organized
bass ball yesterday against the Is An
geles team In a same won by Vernon
o
0 I
o !
0 I
i !"
5 to 4
In the sixth inning, with the score tied.
I
I Moore and Metzger of Los Angeles walked.
1 I Akin, third baseman for Loa Angeles, hit
, the first ball Stewart pitched,., low over
i bcoiio nape iur w iimi mu.cu flmm. -
I single. Moore ar.d Metzger both, got off
to a hit rrwl run signal, but Carlisle, play
j ln t.,og ln camB forward like a flash
and picked the ball off his shoe tops. His
plunse carried him off his feet, and when
he recovered both base runners, countlns
Akln'a drive a sure safety. haI passed the
second station. Carlisle raced to second
and touched the bag, while Moore waa well
on the nay to the plate, then trottedd to
first, retiring Metzger. The unassisted
triple )!a.s on record are:
Taul nine of Providence, at Providence,
1S7S; Larry O Hasan of Rochester, at Jer
sey Cltv. 1902: Irry Schafley of Portland,
at Iortand. Ore.. 104: Mureh of Manches
ter, at New Bedford.' .!; Neal Hall of
Cleveland, at Cleveland, 1; Walter Car
lisle of Vernon, at Los Anyeies. 1211.
Decetar Defeats Blair, t
BLAIR Neb. July 19 -(Special Tele
gram.) The Decatut base ball Irani won
over the 1'laii team loduy by a i ore of
to '1. Pluymg s fa"! and good work
a:s done by both teams Srore:
. i Flair 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 01
GiDecaUr 0 2 I 2 2 0 u 0 2-
I I l..n il.. ll..,alii t4AilA. una Pil-n."
ol Hlur Kranz. Wolf u.id S. une. struck out; I
0 I By Wolf. U: by lalic, .
Miter (reek Driralt Polk.
SILVER crtEUK. Neb.. July .). (Special
Te.tK?aiii.) S.Ler Creek Oeieated Polk on
the home ni'ounds iodsy bv a sore of
to I. I'a'lerici?: f'iivtr Cretk. .-naim knd
o , I'ri r. !'!! ; Polk, Calboun. and Calhoun.
" , liitu: off Calhoun, i; off fhanu. S. StrucU
u out: By Ehunu. i. by Caihonn. ",.
o ... i
Pei'-tent Ai irt;s:n la the" lioal to Big i
Return ' .' .1 ' . ' . i
Ynunor
1 - i I U. . . . ' l - ,;. -. - .-t ' . j T;f i u v ilii III
,i . i ,irv ) t . - 'K t i" -- 'f -:,.': v
- JJLCclUCI,
SUPERIOR PLAYS FINE GAME
York
on Mettle and Loses
Wilkint Weakening.
by
LETS LEADERS IN FOE 13 HITS
;raad Ulead Wallope Calaiabaa Bad
Discoverers Find Faalt with
I saplre Haatlaara Wlaa
froaa Reward.
SUPERIOR. Neb.. July 20-tSpeclal Tele
gram.) Superior made It three out of four
by taking an errorless game from Tork.
Both teams played fine ball, but Stevens
waa a mystery to the visitors, while Wll
klns. pitching his second game in two
days, was hit for thirteen safeties. Fhed
Bockewltm" batting was the feature. Score:
TORK BITERIOR.
AB H O A B
AH.H.O A.R.
rrrM. ib..
4 1 J 1 Alln. rt
i
Smith. Iti. ..
HnnliBr.lt
Harms, rf...
Pvne, lb...
PiTla. rt
Pr. as
rvpple, e ...
Wllktna. a...
I S Mlrhiel. u. 4
covle. rf 4
M. Pow.ll.tt 4
Prurhi. e. .. t
1 F. Pxh-.lf 4
ISP Borhc I.lb
S O-r. lb t
4 f teni. p... I
ToUls II 14 11 Totals II II It
Tork 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 01
Superior 0 1 0 1 o 1 1 0 4
Three-base hit: McDowaM. Two-base
hits: F. Bockewlta (21. Coyle. Stolen
bases: Farrell. Payne. Dye. Allen. F.
Bockewltx. D. Bockewltx. Orr. Sacrifice
hlta: Smith. Prucha. D. Bockewltx. Bases
on balls: Off Wllklns. 1; off Stevens. 1.
Struck out: By Wilkin. 5: by Stevens, 5.
Wild pitch: Wllklns. Parsed ball: Prucha.
Time: 1:45. Umpire: Held.
Colambaa Lose sal Kleka.
COLUMBUS. Neb., July 20. Speclal Tel
egram.) Columbus lost by poor playing.
At the same time the fans also saw the
poorest excuse of an umpire that has ever
appeared on the home grounds. Score:
GRAND ISU.ANr ' COLl'sPU'S.
AB H O A K. AB.H O.A E
Cook, ef 41 Melxell. rf . 4 1 1
Smith, u I 1 I 1 R. Brown. Ib 4
MrKlhbea. If I t 4 Graham, lb. 4
McLear. rf.. 1 t B Brown, aa 4
Hartis. tb . 4 1 I t tTitttlck. cf. 4
Armalrong.lb I 1 It 1 Ieach. If..., 4
Want. Ib t 4 1 t Corbett, lb.. I
Buchanan, el t Agnew, c... I
Oreea, p 4 10 4 KtfMll, ...
Heftl. P I
I
1 11
Totals 41 MRU I
Totaia .... II ST 14
Grand Ialand 1 0 1 1 5 2 0 3 1-14
Columbus 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 01
Earned run: Columbus. 1. Two-base
hlta: Chlttlck Ward, McKibben (2). Three
base hit: Melxell. Stolen baaes: Corbett,
Ward. Struck out: By Kissell. 1; by Green.
4. Bases on balls: Off Kissell, 3: off
Heftl. 5; off Green. 1. Hit by pitched ball:
By Kissell. 2. Wild pitch: Heftl. Time:
1:50. Umpire: Edwards.
Seventh Fatal to Seward.
HASTINGS. Neb.. July 20 (Special Tele
gramsHastings won from Seward today
bv the acore of 9 to 2. It waa a good game
till the seventh inning when Hasting got
seven hits and nine runs. Score:
SEWARD. HASTINOS.
AB.H O A 8 AB.H.O A B.
Rrannon. Ib. 4 1 1 11 Promlar. ef t 1 4
Stanley, as. . I 4 I 1 Fortman. aa. I 1 t
link, lb I 1 11 1 WltMl. Ib.. 411
1
Nff. lb ... 4 111 I Cooke, lb... 4 1
llenrr. cf .. 4 1 1 I Kill, lb..
Fullen, rf... 4 0 Jonea, If...
Robtnaon. If 4 0 O'Brlan. rf
2141
4 14 0 0
t 1 t
Mallr. C ... 4 i 2 Hn-nl. e
4 1
Harmon, a... I 4 I Slndelar. p.
I 0 It
Totaia II I 24 12 7 TotaJa tl It 21 I
8eward 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 02
Hasting 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 -
Stolen bases: Fullen. Robinson. Henry.
Double play: Stanley to Zlnk. 8truck out:
Bv Slndelar. 4; by Harmon, . Two-base
hits: Neff, Bromley. Cooke. Katx. Jones.
OBrlen. Baaes on balls: Off Slndelar. 1;
off Harmon, 2. Hit by pitched ball: Fort
man, O'Brien. Umpire: Garrett.
Walioa Star at Game.
FREMONT. Neb., July 20. Opcclal Tele
grma Fremont won today's game from
Kearney by a score of 4to 3. Watson
pltche dwonderful ball up to the ninth,
holding Kearney to three scratch hits and
no runs. Kearney made a desperate rally
ln the ninth, making five hits which, with
a bad error at second, let in three scores.
Smith went in with two out and retlrtd
the side. Rouse had seven chances, two
of which were sensational. Score.
KEARNEY. FREMONT.
Ail H.O.A.E. AB.M.u.
Lrach, 3b... 4 1 0 0 Rondeau. 2b 1 1
U Crar. cf. I I I Fallan, lb... t
Downev, Sb..4 0 110 Route, cf... 4 t
J.rrlolt. rf.. 1 1 0 Bonner, e... 4 1
IS
tee
7 0
Paile. aa... 4 14 1 1 Naff, rf .
H. OraT. e.. 4 1 Tuirln. If
4
1 1
0 (
ii:!
a i
Kinkclln. If
4 114 4 rarajr. So... 4 1
4 1 10 Thomaaon, aa 4 1
Clalra, lb
Trimble, p.
Totals ....
4 1 I Wataon. s. .. I 1
Smith, p 0
.11 t 24 M 1
Totals 10 l I I
0 0 0 0 0 0 1
1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 4
Kearney
Fremont
Home run: Turpln, Bases on balls: Off
Trimble, 2; off Watson, 1 Struck out: By
Trimble. 7: bv W'atsan. . Stolen bases:
Kenkelln. Rouse, Bohner. Sacrifice hits:
Fullen O. Watson. Left on bases: Kear
ney. 8; Fremont, 7. Time: l:4o. Umpire:
McDonald.
Clarinda Walks
Away with First One
Only One Difference in Score with
Humboldt Falls City Defeats
Nebraska City.
CLARINDA. la.. July 30. -(Special Tele
gram. )-Clarlnda took the f::st game of
the aeries from Humboldt ln a game
marked my many errors. Score: R.H.E.
Clarinda 0 2 0 0 0 S 0 2 0-7
Humboldt 1 2 0 J 0 0 1 0-s 7 3
Batteries: Clarinda. Burch and Har
mony; Humboldt. Southward. Justus and
Dlelz. Umpire. Meyers.
NEBRASKA CITY. Neb.. July at (Spe
cial T'lesram ) Falls City "."n the first
uame todav in a pitchers' battle. Score:
R HE
Nebraska Citv.O 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 01 9 4
Falls City ....0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0-2 S i
i;alter!e: Nebraska Citv. Sulwlder and
I'erinan: Falls City. McCabe. Woods and
Vanderhill. Umpire: Kratsbfi -g.
AUBURN. Neb.. July :'J ( vec;al Tele-
Rrsm.) Shenandoah took the onenlng
i fame of the Keries todny. ,core; R H E
Auburn 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 ( 01 4
1 Shenandoah ...0 0 3 0 2 0 1 0 1 T 1J 2
I Batteries: Auburn. Klllovay. Zanderrnan
' and Kranlnger; Shenandoah. Corcoran and
CaztJe. Umpire: Kirsan".
The Key ti the Mtusllon Bee Want Ads.
Wnmn nf- Hrddv Hollow Ouh
UU V JAlUl o
COLONELS LOSE TO COLUMBUS
Senator Make Clean Sweep of Series
with LouisTille.
FIVE TO THREE IS FINAL SCORE
O'Roatrke rorea froaa First no aiacle
II laraaiaa geearea Three-Haae
Hit Hearne gtrlkes Oat
Two Meat.
COLUMBUS. July 30. Columbus won a
fast game from Louisville today. I til I
making a clean sweep of the series and
twelve out of thirteen for the season.
O'Rourke stored from first on a single
Score: COLl'MfllS LOflSVIMJC
AB.H.O A B AB HflAl
O Rourts. lb I I I 3 1 Howard, lb. 4 I 1
Hlnrhman. If 4 I 1 H'll.wltt, Ib 4 I
onaalton. rf 4 1 Flther. If . 4 1 1
Powna. lb.. .4 iff! Ha. den. rf . 4 1
Purina, lb .4 U 1 Roblnaon. aa. 4 I 1 4 4
Mahltns. aa. 4 t 4 1 StanaHirr.lb 4 114 1
MIwil. rf... 4 11 Stanley .f . I l I
Walah e . .. 11 (Miller, e .. I 1 I 1
baamrfl. S..I 1 II Haame. a . I 1 1
Hlgxlnb'm . 1
Totals M DTI I
. Totaia 14 III It I
Batted for Hearne in ninth.
Columbus 1 0 1 0 1 200
Louisville 00001010 03
Struck out: By Hearne 1 Base on
balls: Off Lessard, 1. Two-base hit:
Hlnchman.. Time: 1;4S. Umpires: Ed
dlnger and Hayes.
Mlllera Seesp galata.
ST. PAUL. July 20 Loudell showed fine
form for Minneapolis today, holding the
locals to five scattered hits and shutting
them out. 8 to 0. I-aroy for Bt. Paul was
hit hard and timely. It was the third
game Minneapolis has taken from St. Paul
this season. Score:
MINNBAPOLIg. ST. PAIL
AB H O A AB.H.O A.B
Clymer. rf.,4 1 1 Clarke. If... 4 1 1
A It I tar. aa. 1 III 1 .Biomonl. rf I 1 I 1
(Ya.atn. If . 4 14 MeC'm'ck.lb I 4 I
WIIH.m.. lb I I 1 t Autrar. lb... 4 0
Pm.ro. n. rf. I I 1 1 Jonaa. rf I 1 1 t
tllll. lb t II Hutlar. ... I I I I I
Ferris, lb... 4 11 Kelly, e ... 4 I 1
Owen, e 4 I How. II, tb... 401
Loudall, p... 4 Laror. p I 1 I
Totaia IS 11 11 14 I Totaia tl 1)111 I
Minneapolis 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 1 3 8
St. Paul 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Two-base hits: Clymer. Rossman, Cra
vath. Clarke. Stolen bases: Clymer, Wil
liams. Double plays: Rossman to Gill,
Altixer to Williams to GUI. Beaumont to
Autrey. Basea on balls: Off Laroy, 3;
off LoudelU 4. Struck out: By Laroy, 4;
by I-oudell. 2. Sacrifice hits: Gill (2).
Altixer. Left on basea: St. Paul, 7; Minne
apolis. C. Time: 2:10. Umpires: Handlboe
and Ferguson.
Toledo Gets Foar la Eighth.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 20 Indianapolis
lost the final game of the home aeries today
to Toledo, t to 2. Each team scored twiPe
in the first inning, but after that the pitch
era settled down and no more runs were
made until the eighth, when the visitors
batted ln four men and won. Score:
TOLEDO.
Nllaa. ct 4 1
Hlnchman. Ib 4 1
INDIANAPOLIE.
AB.H.O. A. B
1 4 0 Hoffman, cf.4
I 1 0 Woodruff, It 4
14 Hallmaa. rf. 4
t Houaer. lb.. 1
1 1 IO.lt, lb 4
7 11 Rltl.r. . ... 4
Its Willi. ma. lb 4
a I a Mowe. aa I
1 0
1 t
1 I
1 11
i Hohnhorat.lh 4 1
1 ! Burn. .It.... I 1
Hickman, rf. 4 1
Bronkia, Ib. 4 1
Carlach, e... 4 1
Butler, aa... 4 1
I 1
7
0 t
I
0 0
0
Bwuo, . ... 4
Link.
IT mil 1 'McCarthy . 1
Burka 1
Totaia
Totaia U 17 11 4
Batted for Mowe ln the ninth.
Batted for Link In the ninth.
Toledo 2 0 0 ) 0 4 0
Indianapolis 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-2
Two-base hits. Gets. Three-base hUs:
Hoffman. Woodruff. 6truck out: By IJnk.
7; by Swann. 6. Double play: Hallman and
Mowe. Stolen bases: Woodruff (2), Houser.
Hohnhorst. NUes. Wild pitch: Swann.
Bases on balla: Off Swtnn, t: off Link. 1.
Sacrifice hits: Hlnchman. Hohnhorst. Um
pires: Chill and OweiuUjime: 1:40.
Blaea Defeat Brewers.
MILWAUKEE, July 20 Kansaa City won
from Milwaukee today. , Maddoj had one
bad Inning, the eighth, when the home
team scored four times. Kanaas City hit
Gilllgan and Vlebahn all over the lot.
Score:
MILWAUKEE, KANSAS CITT.
AB.HO.AE. ABU.O.AE.
Stone. If ... I 1 Barbaaa. tb I I 1 S 1
Charlea. 2b . 4 t 0
Orendorf, lb S 1 14
.Randall, rf. t 4 1
Barrott, ef.. 4 I 1
Clark. Ib... 4 11
Breen. an. .. I I
AUrahall. at
Gli:ican. . 1 1 0
Vlebahn, p . 1 4 0
Rchalka ... 1
Dougherty .10
SuIItsb, ef . . a 1 I 1 S
bora. It 4 4 14 4
1 HraU, rf... I 1 I to
1 Bowernua,lb 4 1 11 1 4
1 Corriaoa. aa 4 1 t 0
Downer. b.. i 1 1 I
t Jamea, e ... 4 1 4 I 0
Madu, p.... 4 1 I
Total t H 17 11 1
Totals II 1224 '4 4
'u.ned lor Marshall In eighth.
Batted for Vlebahn in ninth.
Bowerman out for Interference.
Milwaukee 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 4 05
Kansaa City 00005112 0-9
Two-base hits; Love. Maddox. Sullivan,
Barrett. Bases on balls: Off Maddox, 1;
off Gilllgan. 2. Struck out: By Maddox.
4i by Gilllgan, 4; by Vlebahn, 1. Time:
2:05. Umpires: Bierhalter and Weddige.
Girl Umpire Becomes
Athletic Director
Miss Amanda Clement Will Take
Charge of Y, W. C. A. Work at
La Crosse, Wis., This Pall.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D.. July 20. (Special.)
-Friends in the state of Miss Amanda
Clement, the famous South Dakota girl
base ball umpire, will be interested In learn
ing that she has accepted a position with
the Young Women's Christian association
at La. Crosse. Wis., for the coming year,
and will during that period devote her en
tire time to directing the physical training
department. During the last year she was
in charge of the physical training of young
women students at Yankton college. The
National Young Women's Christian associa
tion maintains a plant at T.aCrosse and It
has a large membership, principally factory
girls, and there is great opportunity thvre
for work In the line that SI!fs Clement 'ikes
l,vl Kh. la H.tnllni, Iter var.tl.n In lin.
.." . ... . .
piring base Dan games at points in csoum
Dakota and aojacmt territory in north
western lona and southwestern Minnesota
and Invariably gives the best of raliyfac
tlon.
Pi5535
Store
Oh -
THE
NEW YORK OUTPLAYS DETROIT
Highlanders' Sensational Base Run
ning; Gives Them Victory.
PITCHER MTTLLIN IS HIT HARD
Visitors Ciet Two Raaa la Extra
laalaa; and Wla by Score of
Eight to Six Two Three.
Bara;era.
DETROIT, July 20. New Tork outplayed
Detroit today and by sensational base run
ning waa able to win, 8 to 6, the game
going into an extra Inning. Mullln waa
hit hard and Wlllett replaced him. Chase
scored from second on an Infield out and
Wolter scored from eecond on an Infield
hit. Score:
NEW TORK. DETROIT
AB.H.O.A E. AB.H.O. A. B-
Danlala, rf... 4 14 Draka. If.... 4 2 0 4 0
Woltor, rf . . 1
ISO Buah. aa.... 4
1 4 t Cobb, ef 4
114 Crawford, rf 4
i 1 : 1 PalehanlT.lb 1
114 Mortartr. Ib 4
1 4 4 - O' tUT. tb.
Oil lunicc, e... I
4 114 Mullln. p... 1
Wlllett. .. t
: t
Htrtr.lt. Ib. 4
Or. If I
Knight, aa.. 4
Chaaa. lb... I
Johnmn, 2b.. 4
Sweeney, c. t
Vaushn. p. . I
i
o
n
t
t 1
4 0
4
1
V
1 11
Totals
34 12 M IS 4 Monet
Totaia 31 It M II 4
Ran for Wlllett In the tenth.
New York 1021 S0000 2-
Detroit 2 0 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 08
Two-baae hlta: Chase, Wolter. Knight.
Johnson. Drake. Cobb. Delehantv. Three
baa hits: Bush. Drake. Hits: Off Mullln.
6 ln four Innlnga; off Wlllett. 7 in six In
nings. Sacrifice hits: Harden, Sweeney
(2), Delehanty. Sacrifice fly: Moriarty.
Stolen bases: Wolter. Cree. Double plays:
Hartzell to Johnson to Chase, Hartzell to
Johnson. Left on bases: New York. 7;
Detroit. 11. Bases on balls: Off Vaughn.
6: off MuUin, 2: off Wlllett. L First on
errors: New Tork. 2; Detroit. I. Hit by
pitched boll: By Mullln, Wolter; by Wlllett.
Johnson. Struck out: By Vaughn. 1: bv
Wlllett.6. Wild pitch: Vaughn. Time: 2:1.
Umpires: Egan and Connolly.
Sox Defeat Athletics.
CHICAGO, July M. Callahan'a long fly.
his double and daring base running, coupled
with opportune hitting by his team mates,
mlsplays by the visitors and sensational
fielding by the locals, gave Chicago the
first game of the aeries today. 4 to S.
Bunched hits and a sacrifice gave the
Philadelphia their scores. Score:
CHICAGO. PHILADELPHIA
ABHO.A.E AB.HO.AE
Mclntvre, rf 4
H. Lord, Ib. 4
3 1 0 0 B Lord. If... 4 I 3
1110 Oldrlns. rf. . 4 t I
1 3 4 E Colllna.2b 4 11
0 3 0 4 Bakar. lb.... 4 1 t
e
0 I
4 0
1 0
0 1
Callahan. If. t
Bodle, cf. . . . t
Mcronn.ll.2b 3
1. Colllna.lb 3
Tannehlll, aa 4
Sullivan, e.. 4
Scott, p I
Young, p.... t
1 3 3 0 Barry, aa 3 1 1
1 11 0 0 Murphr, rf.. I 1 0
3 2 4 0 Mclnnes, lb. 4 2 I
4 3 0 Thomai. e... 3 4
1110 Lapp, e 1 3
e
4 0
s
0 3 0 Bendar. s... t 0 1 0
'DaTla 0 0 0
Totaia 20 10 27 II 4
Total a 30 24 T I
Batted for Lapp In ninth.
Chicago , . 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 4
Philadelphia 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 03
Two-base hits: Baker. Callahan. Three
base hit: Oldrlng. Hits: Off Scott. 8 In
six and two-thirds innings; off Young. 1
in two and one-third Innings. Sacrifice
lilts: Callahan. Barry. Murphy, J. Collins
(21, Bodle. Davis. Stolen bases: Callahan
2. Double play: Thomas to Baker. Left
on bases: Chicago. 7: Philadelphia. 7.
Bases on balls: Off Bender. 2; off Scott.
1. Hit by pitched ball: Murphv. bv Scott.
Struck out: By Bender. 7: by Scott. 2; by
young, l. vrime
lin and Dlneen.
:58. Umpires: O'Lough-
St. I.oals Shote Oot Seaators.
8T. LOUIS. July 20 Lake pitched effec
tive ball while his teammates bunched hits
and St. oLuls shut out Washington, 2 to 0.
Score :
St. Iouls 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 2
Washington 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Bases on balls: Off Grav. 4: otf Lake. 1.
Struck out: By Lake, 1; by Gray, 4. Time:
1:30. Umpires: Evans and Parr.er
Napa Take Seesaw (.auie.
CLEVELAND. July -Cleveland de
feated Boston, 8 to T. In a game in wh.ch
each t-am took turns at leading. Boston
... 1 Kjt.,1,... , 'l.,--,lBn.4 .... , V. -1
..nnlh. run rift YVnfifl in 1hf ttinl ii nn I
Stovall g single, a pass, a wild piti-h and
Turner's single. Lajole batled for Mitchell
in the sixth and singled. diiinr: in two
runs. Score:
CLEVELAND
finnar. If... 3 I
BOSTON
n li Ab.H O A K
Horrer. rf.. : 4
I Uardnar. Ih.. 4 0 4 1
.. I Speaker, cf . 3 0 I 0
II 0 I evil. If . ... 4 3 0 4
0 0 Kngle. lb . . 3 0 II I
I Wagner. ;b . I : 3 1 0
4 W I lin mi. r.334S
1 Yarkea. .a. .. 4 3 I 4 0
1 a Paoe. p 3 0 a ! 1
0 0 CtcoUa. p. . 0 0 0 0 1
f ilwnn.
I . S kaon, rf-Cl 4 I
..it - .il....
i rir .m
.1
1 0
4 1
4 I
4 4
llulcllfr. rf
' Hall. b...
I Turner. 3b
I Kithrr. c. . 3 0
! Mi'rhnll. p. 3 a
Ur!zir, p .. 0 0
in Tnni'- Tournament
Hundreds of Men...
have been in this week. Every one found a suit to
. please them at Half Price. Hundreds are yet to come.
They'll have the same satisfying experience. This
sale holds enough garments to clothe an entire city of
goodly size. Don t imagine that because other sales
have nothing to interest- you after the first day that
the same rule holds good here. Gome Friday and
note the ease with which we can strike a trade.
Half Price for All Broken Lots of
Fancy and True Blue Serge Suito
$10 to $35 3-piece Suits for $5 to 317.60
$10to$252-pieceSuits for55 to S12.50
Closes 5 P. M. Saturdays 10
"zZ. I rtm itnlilllL
I.-.-'
r i. a a. r w iiHimii'iii
HOME OF QUALITY CLOTHES
Lajnle
Milla
Totals
1 1 0 Oilllna. p... 0 4 1
0 4 4 4 Wood. p.... 1
' amian, c. v o w
34 14 31 11 Thonar 0 0 0
Turtell .... 1 0 4 t
Mrsra 0 4
Totaia
.M 132 14 f
Batted for Mitchell In sixth.
Ran for I-ajole In sixth.
Ran for Williams In eighth.
Batted for Collins In ninth.
Ran for Purtell In ninth.
One out when winning run scored.
Cleveland 0 0 3 0 S 0 1 1 S
Boston 0 0 0 1 4 0 1 17
Two-base hits: Turner. Lewis. Three
base hit: Yerkes. Bases on balls: Off
Mitchell, 4: off Pape, 2; off Wood, 1. Struck
ou:t By Mitchell, 1; by Gregg 2; by Pape,
2. Umpires: Perrlne and Mullen.
GIRLS READTFOR FINAL PLAY
Misses Woodworth and Slabaugh
Matched for Championship.
BOTH EXPERT WITH RACQUET
Seeoad aad Third Hoende of Woaaeo'a
Tennis Tosrsey Consolations Com
pleted at Happy Hollow
Clab Coarta Thnraday.
Mlse Alice Woodworth beat her sister.
Miss Catherine Woodworm, In the semi
Flnala in the women's tennis tournament at
Happy llllow club Thursday In a hard
waged contest, the score being 8-S, 7-6. Lit
tle Miss Grace Slabaugh took the match
with Miss Elolse Hlllls quite easily, 4-1, 6-1
Miss Slabaugh and Wins Woodworth will
play for the championship silver cup of
fered by John F. Flack Friday morning.
Miss Slabaugh is the only young woman In
the tourney who has played in a tourna
ment before, having gotten Into the semi
finals last spring In the tournament at the
high school, where she la a sophomore.
She is about the quickest player on the
courts and has won all her matches so far
ery deftly. Miss Alice Woodworth la a
steady player. Though this Is her first
experience In a tourney she has had con-
college, where she Is a Junior. !
The second and third rounds in the con-
eolations were finished Thursday morning '
and the. finals will be played this morning
between Miss Hazel Kvans and Miss Flor- '
ence Nason. t
ln addition to the silver cup given by Mr. .
Flack, there is a nobby black shopping bag
for runner-up prize and a silver frame for
consolation prize given by the Happy Hoi-
I low club.
C'hatnplonshlp Roaad.
Semi-finals
Miss Alice Woodworth best Miss Cath
erine Woodworth, 8-6. 7-5.
Miss Grace Slabaugh beat Miss Kloi.-e
Hlllls. 6-1, 6 2
Consolations.
Second round
Miss Henrietta Gilmore beat Miss
Fry. 6-2. 6-1.
All
ce
Mi.s Florence Nason beat Miss Marion
Carpenter, S-l, 6-2.
Third rouna
Miss Hszel Kvans beat Miss Henrietta
Gilmore. K-4, 6-3.
Miss Florence Nason beat Miss Carol
Howard. e-C. 6-1.
MINK LEAGUERS ARE COMING
K
Shenandoah Team Will Be Here San
day lo Try lis l.urk Against
Slora Trlunipha.
Mink
The Shenadoah team of
the
league, standing second
iu the per cent!
column, has been engaged tu play the ,
first game of a double header at liourke
o. ....... i-Li.i. .. in i..
park 8unday. Their opponents will be the
Etorg Triumphs, who have been hitting a
; lively
J
clip ali seaHon. und the game is
expected to be an interesting one. The
second game will be between the
Mollys
and Americans. 'I lo Stors Triumphs have
won fifteen straight gumes 'this season,
i while the ShenanUi-ali team is fighting
hard for first position in the Mink l i'ue.
(happell Drfrnla 0hkn.h.
t'HAPPELL. Neb.. July 20. (Special .
The crack base tall team of nsknuli mt
ihe t happen Slcgneis here Wednes-dav and
went dov n in ilefrat to the tune of I la t
The lo.nl team ha ton tuo out cf three
games from Okosh.
P. M.
"P"""
To arrange
8tock for
our
our
Semi-Annual
Shirt Sale
Beginning Satordaj Miming
JULY 22
We Close Our Store at n
Noon Friday
TOM KELLEY CO.;
81S South 10th St.
Tom JteUey Jack MoQclUea
2
SCHULTE'S BAT WINS FOR CUBS
Chicago Beats Phillies bj Score of
Four to Three.
STAB, FIELD IffG FORMS FEATURE
Srhalte Gets Doable, Triple and Home
Ron Berk Seraree Honae Has
Two Three Bacera and
Fire Two-Baa Hlta.
. PHILADELPHIA. July 20. -Chicago won
todays game. 4 to S. largely on the hitting
of Schulte, who drove In one run and scored
twice himself. Schulte'a hits were a double,
a triple and a home run. Both teams
fielded In fine style, but double plays, In
which Doyle and Hofman atarred. and
Archer'a catching of Walsh off first base
the home team's score down. Score:
CH1CAOO PHILADELPHIA.
AB.H.O.A. E. AB.H.O.A. E
sneckaro, li. I i s a 0 Knab. So... 4 I I 3 0
nrnun, n., a s I ratkart, rr,
Herman, rf. 3 1 3 1 0 Lottfrt. 3k..
Ilm'man. lb 4 0 3 1 4 Luderua. 14
Doyle, 3b... 4 4 3 I 0 Wal.h, !f...
Tinker, It... 4 1 3 4 0 Bwk. rf...,.
Saiar. lb.... 3 1 1 1 DooLan. a..
An her, r... 3 0 3 1 Dooin, t....
Cualbach, pi 4 ! 14 I Ktlni.j,.,
Tllut
4 114 0
4 13 3 4
3 1 14 1 0
.41110
.41 (40
.3 1 I 4 0
.114 4 0
.301 10
1 0 a
.33 I 27 17
j Totaia 31 T Tl 14 3 ,
I Tsialt ..
Hotted for Doulnn In ninih.
Chicago 0 0 0 1 O I 0 I n-4
, Philadelphia 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 I
I Two-baae hits: Kiirckard. Saier. Knabe,
Dooln. Tinker. Schulte. Three-base hits;
I Schulte. Lobert. Home runs.- Schulte,
! Beck. Struck out: Bv Re.tlbach. 1: by
, Kwing. X. Base on balls: Off Reulhach
11; off Kwlng. 2. Time: 1;0. Umpires:
rugier inn rinneran.
Reds Come from Brhinrl.
BROOKLYN. July 20-Brooklvn took a
long lead bv batting over three runa In
the first Inning today, but threw awav the
chance for victory by making cuKtiy errors.
Sukks' batting helped Cincinnati lo win.
, Score:
CINCINNATI.
nOOKLY.V.
Bfarhar. If... 4 0
0 4 AB H O A E
0 Burth. ef.-.. 4 1 4 0
Hatet. rf 3 S
Hoblltrel.lb
3 1110 0 I'ajoart. Ik 4 1 It
Mlt.nUl rf.
4 0 a e Wheat. If... 4 1 t
Dnaner. aa. 4 0 I ( Humreal. !. 3 3
flp.nt Ik
I a i
1 0 C'nulaon, rf . . 4 t
I l:ao. 3b
I 4
a 0 Tooltr. aa 4 1 3
I Mcljaao.
' Bufsa, p.
j
3 S "T
3 3 0
0 e Elm'njiaa, 3b 3 0 0
1 0 Bersea. e... 3 0 3
Sraalos, p .. 3 e 4
:t 3 37 t 0 Rasan. ... 1
Toiala ...31 inn I
..0 0 u a 2 o 2 0 04
..SOoOoOOO 03
I Cincinnati
! Brooklyn
l r , v. , . .u i i i . , i , . , . ,.,
. Thrra-baae hitsf SUZ ivh'M7r iVJ:
i f c eflie: Mclean. Suggs. Flint on errors:
; incinnati, 2. Oouble pla -. Bergen t
iiuiuiiiri. natrt un uaiiin. .II ncanion a,
off Sugas, 1. Siriick out: Hy Scanlrn.' 2,
by P.gan. 2; bv Suggs. 6. Hlt: tjtt S. in
lon? i In six and a third innings. Time:
1:4-. Umpires: Klem and Brennan.
Malhrnann Driven from Matt.
NEW YORK. July W.-Sit,. Louis a on
from New York todav by dilUng Matnew
on off the slab in the second Inning. In
an Inning and a third Hie New Vork slar
ylideed five lilts and nav Inn pasaes.
t landall relievtl li.m. i lie Iih iIi played
a pluiky uphill game and uroe Bailee off
. the rubber In Ihe seventh. Murray got a
: home run, a triple and a triple in four
tiliirk up. Score: ...
1 ailed for Ievore in seventh.
baited fur Bridaeli In eighth.
Imuia 2 3 2 1 0 0 uO 08
V w Yon V 0 I It 1' r 2 0 0 j
rust n trim: New York, Z. To
Lae hits: Hkgg.n. Br. ar.ahan 2i. Thiee
basc H I: iijt-ia Murray. . Home run:
..lull a... r'anl.kr hits: HauKer i.i. Sac-
if ieil.: Snodg.a?s. Stolen basts: liui
gm. uau.ei. Konetrliy i.'i. uoyie 1.1. Lett
un baao: ,tw toik. ; bt. Louis, a. baej
o nbal.e: cif Malhefjn, off Cranduli.
. on bailee. utt liarmun. I. Struck
unl: l c randan, w, uy Hannoii. 1. Passed
ball: Myers, n.ts: oil Mathun, m
one anu a third liinigns; off Craudall, v iti
seven ana twu-liuida inn.ngs: off ealiee.
in ti aid iwo-thirdx lrin.iib-. lime: ..Us.
cmpuca; t uy and ej.iirlie.
knprrlor Sells MrUottcll.
sL PtitiOi:. Neb.. Jul M iS,).LIal Te.t
t ram. oec olid lasciiian Va:o alcUoae.l
uf ti e Suie.lor Stale league team i.aa been
sod to I lie Port'und team of the Pac-fic
uart league, to report at the cioee uf
the xaso'i. Mcloell la a Nebraska bj.
and attended the University of Nebraska
law school Ihe last ear. He lias been ui
iM-foie. having played with the ClevelariJ
Amedcans laat season The purchase pr e.
has not been made known, but it .is ta.d
Iu rrad in sevrial figures
Shortstop Blaekksrat Back la uauir,
CHICAGO. July JU.-Ruwell Blackburn,
the fll.ee alio: t lop of, ihe American Ka
base ball team, who hat been out . r
gams since early In the spring: fob ...
a surgical ocerstion on his iuuMLap. t
recovered and will Juln hie team la few .
days.
il NAOMI JO Lb iiABKL MERKOW. JLNME PLTLKS. tlNA HILL15. ELOlbK IIILLIS. liAiL tVAN.-. BKRN1CB fUWARDfl. GRACE HLABAL'arL
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