-a.
12
ROMHESIAMCOHD GWffi
Slaughter Two Des Koines Pitchers
for Thirteen Buns. '
. ( . .'
CATCHER JOHNSON IS EWtlBED
Clever Backstop Hit; la taaHead
with Ball la Seriate. .
and Take from Field la
Doctor's Car. -
Ta Rourke's athlete found two Dee
Mojnes pitchers yesterday eacy pickings
and took-the second firm of -the series
to the tune of 13 to 3. Jack Ryan, work
ing on the mound for the Omaha team,
had thingse all his own way and after
the first inning was never in danger.
Des' Moines acted as If It wanted' to
make It two straight by the . war tise
bunch started out ..They found llyan In
the first tnitfnf fPf e.brace.,of safe ones
which aided by a "walk, brought to two
runs.' But ihe "B.ourltes were aoi to be
outdoor as they-were la the,, game "of Ihe
day previous and landed orC"aed.,f Taber
for all they vera worth and when tha
clouds of ' smoke, dust and others bad
passed away in tha first Innings, it. aas
found that every batter on the home team
had been tip and five runs were slammed
across the. plate, on four tits, a walk and
a. dead. ball. ,.rj .,..
From .the second Inning on Ryan kept
his hits ai soattered and It was not
until the last inning that the Hopefuls
were allowed another tally. And then It
was the ibJr stlcle in.Jhe hands of "Said.
Eagle" Isbeli which brought in tne run.
lazy went In as a pinCM hitter and v de
livered the goods. ' When Northup was
sent to tha mound at the beginning of
the sixth inning, he was Initiated into the
swatfest and fared as bad aa did his
predecessor. ' In the seventh Inning he
hit Hickory -Johnson on the aide or the
head with such terrible foiroe that the
latter was floored. Medical attention
showed that the husky boy's left ear
had been split and there may be a frae-
ture of the akulL The ear drums may
also have been affected". Doetonforoer
are that he stay In bed for ft least four
days.
: Hahn " opened the gam with a tingle
to left, Belden walked. Colllgan doubled
to center scoring Hahn and Belden.
Omaha came back with flv With on
down Coy I beat out a bunt. Thomason
singled to center. Kino was hit by
a pitched ball, filling the bases. Johu
son struck out Bcanlon was wanted
forcing Coyle home. Niehoff singled,
scoring Thomason and Kan. Davidson
sent Bcanlon and.Nehoff, home on
three-bsse hhV He died B third.
Justice. aigldu'in thf:seoondJ. Coyle
singled to left Thomason sacrificed.
Kane walked and Justice scored on
Johnson's sacrifice fly to center.
Rvanr xoeried the 'fourth -with ' double
to center. Justice sacrificed.- Coy
doubled to right scoring Ryan. He stole
third and atorM on Tnomason's grounder
to Korea to Thomas.
In the fifth Johnson tingled td left A
passed ball put him on second. Bcanlon
sacrificed him to third and he came home
on a squeeze play .with, Niehoff, handling
the stick. Juayoe started, things 1$ the
sixth when JieA.wai bit with Ithevfcallhannem of. 2
Cejle saerrficens- Thomason got to first
on Colllgan's error and Justice scored.
Thomason .stole second and , scored, on
Hansen'8lld heave td catch him at sec
ond,
Juhnson' was hit by the ball in the sev
enth and ArboKait ran . for him. Bcan
lon singled to left, Arbogast going to
third. A double ateal sent Arbogast
home and put Bcanlon on second. Ryan's
second double to center scored Bcanlon.
Leonard .made pat Moines' last run In
the ninth. :!' He. doubled to right, went to
third on Hansen's out and scored on s
bell's single to left Score:
i OMAHA.
AB R H
o
Justice, ss 3-2 I
2
Ooyle, rf ............ 4 2
Thomason.; ct, J,...i 4 I
Kane. 10a
Johnsonr'C .m. 1
Arbogast c J J
Scan Ion, lb, ........ I I
Nlehotf, 3b 1 I
lavldson, If 4
Ryan, p, 4 1
I it
0 1
0
S
Totalis i... 31 13 13
' DEB MOINES.
' AB R H
27
O
s
ITahn. rf..... 4 1 1
Curtis, .iff, ,.....-4
Kpres. cs....M. I
Helden, If. 3
!nigan, 2b 4
Thomas, Jb ........- 4
lAtonard. 4b .v. 4
McGrawt; c,.,,j,v J
Hansen, Ci 3
Faber, p, -.... 2
Northup,-, Pj;"-.f.M..l
A t A .
i 'o o
i
0
3
0
8
12
1
2
4.
VI.'
1 0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
isbell
Totals 35
24 16 3
Batted for Nortbup in ninth.
Omaha- . '
Runs '....;-. 110 2 1
Hits .............. 4 2 0.2,1 0
Des Moines- "
Runs 0 0 0 0
JilU 2 1 0 0 2 1
-13
1-2
2-9
Two-hnse hits: Coyle, Ryan (2), Col'
Itman, Leonards Three-base hits: David.
n. Double nuaysr Ryan "to JusUce to
Kane: Niehoff to Justice to Kane. Hit
with nitched ball: Justice. Kane, John
son. Hits: off Faber, In five innings;
off Northup, 0 in three innings. Struck
out: by Ryan. .7; by Faber.. 2; by Northup,
S. , Bases orr bails: off Ryan, 3; oft Faber,
t.'i Stolen baeesr Coyle, Thomason, Ar.
bbgast Scanlon. Niehoff. Lett on- bsses:
Omaha 6; Des Moines 7. Tune; :W. Um
pire: Johnson. , ' . . V:
i; otes i of taa Gasae.J,
,The third of the series today.
Marcus Anthony will do the flinging in
today's game. , i -'if
The loss of "Hickory" Johnson will not
hurt the team much, but the big fellow is
a favoriu with the fans, ana tney .wisn
him a speedy recovery ,,Y "
UfDlre Johnson don't belong' to ball
field. He Is a natural born cqmedlao," and
should be flitting about betore-We foot
lights, it s wortn tne price oi aamuwon
t see him oa the field.
iNorman Coylefyas there with the .club,
gstung four hits in as many times to bat
Ryan not only pitched a good game, but
taaoe two two-Daggers.
Old Jimmy Kane could not locate the
pill once yesterdayr and had. to 4e con
tented with no hit. '
Iea Moines has a new backstop In Han
sen. Although the big fellow is green, he
i Th9 causa of att .tfett dlsi&sea can
tao olooa; the cattole) Is always healthy where the circulation la free from.
Impurities. When the blood is infected with "anrM
fS.lri! a4w o
iMtead It irritates and feflaxae. the delicate . fibres and tissues aroundthe
potes and glands and produces some of the many forms of skin disease.
tr6iTn! d tln1? fo often aecompanyiiig skia affections are produced
bj the depprft from the blood of the aWhmnors with which it islSS
bto the sensitive membranous flesh ljing Just beneath the outer cowing
89UJi2lBfl! wti ntrvet, pores and glands. This explains why
fl ffiurd no n!t Itching and burning.
P-o. cures Bkta Dawaaea Df . awarv rhTft kv nHMi,. .v. ki j f
I'l
ZzZZr "J? wea, aono Diooa, ana permanently cures
irery Tarwty of, akja affection. ; Xocal applications can only soothe: they "
-- w- w -u uuwu. ), o. o. s..goes rucus into too s
cSi?1' TcbeB ha trouble and cures it by remoTing the cause. Book
m, fida Diseases and any medical advine free to all whowrite. ..
v - H. jgjg gTXFX SP2CIFIGL CO- A1LAHIA. fiik
We're Off to
iFve stolen bases is not so worse, and
then six sacrifices count also,
sure has , the makings of a real live
catcher. .
Leonard was the only Des' Moines"
player to get mere than one hit, He
found Ryan for a double and two single.
DENVER WI.VI Iff THE FIRST
Makes Enoaah la the Initial innlnir
., . : to Capture Game, -, ',,:,..,,..;
DENVER, June 19. Walnwrlght was
hit hard In the first Inning and Denver
scored runs enough to win, though they
added two In the etfchth. Hcore:
DENVER.
AB. K.
H. O.
0 3
2 1
os;
0 2
A.
E.
0
0
0
;o
French. 2b.
5
0
2
2
S
Cawsidy, rf.
4
Beat! If. 8
v-...lllL aft. 4
o
o
0
0
0
Coffey, is. .
0
Lindsay, id i
Block, c. 4
Harris, , p. S
14
3
' I 1
Tota;. ...
Rlckert, If.
Walsh. 2b. .
King. of. ...
Gardner, lb.
Frants, lb. a
Lee, ss. rf.
28 8
TOPBKA.
8 27 17
AB. R,
H.
2
1
1
1
1
0
0
t:
0
2
0
0
A. E.
......... 6
8. ...... v
0 1
Emory, lb.
ftrhmiat c.
t
WJnwr)ht. D. ..... 0
Geafr rf. I 0
Chapman ... 1 0
Young, p. 1 0
Totals ............84 10 24 1 I
Batted for Young In ninth.
' Two-base hit: Schmidt Three-base hit:
Gear. Sacrifice hits: Walsh. Harris,
Young. Lindsay. Struck out: By .Harris,,
8; by Young, 2. Rases on balls. Off Waln
wrlght, 8; off Young, 8; off Harris, 4.
Double Piaye: Lee to Walsh to Frants.
Hit by -pfthed ball: Schmidt. Channell.
Left on bases: Topeka, 8; Denver, 3. Hits:
Off Walnwrlght 4 In two-thirds Innings;
oft Young, 4 in seven and one-third In
nings. Time: 1.88. Umpires: Flynn and
Knapp.
HOVX EASY FOR ST. 'JOSEl-H
Loral Team Accumulates Ten Rnas
to Three.
ST. JOSEPH. June l9.-Sloux City was
easy for St Joseph today. Score:
SIOUX CITY.
AB. B..JK."
O.
I
1
4
7
2
A."
0
1
0
0
0
3
4
1
8
0
M l on. cf oi
Smith, ss 3
Myers, if ............ i
Tennant lb ........ 4
Breen, rf ....
French, 3b ..
T. Rellly, 3b.
Orendorff, o
Brown, p ....
Cadman ....
ToUls ....
35 3 9 24 11 3
ST. JOSEPH.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Kelly, cf 4 3 1 10 0
PoweHSf 8 1 S .1 ,' 0
Watson, rf 4 1 0 0 0 0
Borton. lb t 2 1 U . 0 0
B. Rellly, 3b 4 2 3 6 J 0
Melnke, ss 4 0 2 3.5 0
Roth, 3b 4-0:1,0 1 1
Gossett, C 4 0 0 8 1 0
Johnson, p 4 1.2 0 4 0
Total
.36 10 12 r 14 1
....
Batted for Brown In ninth.
Sioux City........ 00O1010 0 1-3
Bt Joseph. v 1 0 0 1 4 4 0 0 -10
Three-base hit: Tennant. Two-base hits:
Meinke (2). Johnson, MyeVs.. Sacrifice
hits: Watson. B. Rellly. Stolen bases:.. T..
Rellly (2). Left on bases: Sioux CUy. ;
6t Joseph, 7. Struck out: By Johnson, 5:
by Brown, 1 First base on balls;. Oft
Johnson, JS off Brown. 3. Wild pitch:
Johnsonv Double plays: French tO Oren
dorff to Tennant; Gossett to B. Rellly.
H .... V. I - . T .. (. 1 1
lime; i w. uraiii i
CLOSE GAME GOES TO
LINCOLN
Wichita Defeated by the goathpaw
: PItehe WlTroa.
t LINCOLN, June 19. Lincoln used . an
other southpaw pitcher today -against
4 ..
CURES
LEI DISEASES
be tii(sd!to some War r aw tn
nourishing the skin, regulating its turn;
or add. which are
THE BEU: OMAHAV THURSDAY, JUNE
Chicago,
Standing of Teams
WEST. LEAGUE NATL. LE O-VK-
W.LJPct. W.UPct
Bt. Joseph. 3 23 .610 New - York.. 89 U .780
Omaha 31 24 .(44 Pittsburgh .29 21 .586
Denver, ....30 25 .545
Chicago ....27 21 .663
Des Molnes.29 27-.618
Sioux Clty.28 28 .500
Wichita ...28 31 .476
Lincoln ....21 30 . 434
Topeka -....20 35 . 364
Cincinnati .80 25 .645
PWla. .......20 2ft .485
St." Louis.. ..a 84 .404
Brooklyn .,.19 80 .388
Boston 18 37 .327
; AMER. , ASSN. -W.L.Pct.
Toledo 42 21 .667
Columbus .: 43 23 .625
Mlnneap's ..88 23 .618
Kan. City.. 82 32 .500
8t Paul..w..27 88 .415
Ind'apolis .26 39 .400
Milwaukee .25 39 .391
Louisville ..22 39 .361
AMER. LEAGUE.
W.UPet
Boston 36 19 .665
Washlngton84 23 .66
Chicago ...34 24 -686
Phila. 30 82 .656!
Detroit .,'....27 31 .466
Cleveland ..24 29 .453
New" York. .IT 32 .84:
St Louis.. II 38 .2961
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Des Moines, 8; Omaha, 13. I V
Soulx City, 8; Bt Joseph, id.
..Topeka, .;.Denver, 8. - .
Wichita, 4; Lincoln, .
NATIONAL LEAGUE, .,, k
Philadelphia, I; Brooklyn, 6.
New York, (; Boston, t.
St Louis, 1; Pittsburgh, 8.
AMERICAN LEAGUE. t
St Louis, 1; Chicago, 2. , i
i icvemna, s; feiroit, l, ,
Philadelphia, 8-4; Washington, 1-3.
Boston, 6; New York, 2.
. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. ' s
Columbus, 1; Toledo. 3.
Minneapolis-Milwaukee, rain.
Indianapolis, 7-0; Louisville, 2-3.
St. Paul, 7; Kansas City, 4.
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE. ' ;
York. 6; Grand Island, 10, N ,
Seward, 6; Kearney, 7. . ;
Columbus, 3; Hastings, 7. , '
Fremont, 9: Superior, L '
. MINK LEAGUE. . , !",
Beatrice, 8; Nebraska Ctty, 7.
Auburn, 1; Falls City. 4.
Humboldt, 4-2; Hiawatha, 16-8.
Games Today, r
Western League Des Moines fit Omaha,
Sioux City at St. Joseph, Topeka at Den
ver, Wichita at Lincoln. '
National League Philadelphia at Brook
lyn, New York at Boston, Chicago at St
Louis, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
American League St. Louis at cnicago,
Cleveland at Detroit, Philadelphia at
Washington, Boston at New oYrk.
American Association Columbus at To
ledo, Minneapolis at Milwaukee, Indian
apolis at Louisville, St. Paul at Kansas
city. -. . . . .. .
Nebraska State League xorK at urana
Island, Seward at Kearney, Columbus at
Hastings, Fremont at Superior.
Mink Leasrue-Nebraska City at Bea
trice, Hiawatha at Auburn, Falls City at
Humboldt.
Wlehlta.and won a smart contest by a
score 01 o to . ecore:
LINCOLN. '
AB. R II. O. A. E.
II.
' V a.
Berghammer, ss.,
..J 1 . I 11
role. 2D i.
.. 3
.i 4
Cobb, rf
Mccormick.
.. 4
Barbour, 3b., ........ 3 .
Mullen, lb........... S
Miller, cf.. .......... S
Camey, c S
Wolverton, p. 3
Totals
.,31 10 37 IS I
WICHITA.
AB. R.-H.
A.
0
0
1 0
0
PettlKrw. cf 3
1
Craig, if 6
0
e
I:
o .
i
0
Davis, rf 3
Wacob, rf 3 ;
Hughes, lb ..-
Westersil, 3b 3
Callahan, ss. ........ $
Mee, 2b S
demons, c..,, 4
Purham, p..,..
Mlddleton !
Totals .,v,t.v...S7
4 ' 24 10 2
Batted for Purham in ninth.
Lincoln 3 0 0 4 01 3 0 -
Wichita i .0 0 0 H4IOM
Runs batted In: McCormlck. Mullen.
Wacob, Mee (2). Three-base hits. Bar
bour. Two-base Jilts: Mullen. Carney,
Mee. Left on bases: Lincoln, 8: Wichita,
K Double play: Mee to Callaban to
Hughes to Clemons. , Stolen bases: Mil
ler, Craig.- v Sacrifice ' hits: Cole. B ar
bour.1 Miller, fitruck out? By Wolverton,
4: by -Durham, 3. Bases on balls: Oft
Wolverton, S; off Durham, 4. Wild pitch:
Durham. Tim of same: l:5i. Umpires:
Klssaneand Myers.
. ; ' Orleaaa Omm Hew Park.
ORLEANS. Neb.. June 19.W8DeciiLl.V-
Tne vrieans Atniettcs opened their new
ball Pr wiui a viotory over Huntley.
Wynkoop tor Oleans starred at bat with
a two-bagger and a home run, scoring
seven of the lrht scorea,'-- Pitcher Short
relieved Wynkoop in the seventh inninc
end held Huntley hltiesa for the balance
O rtae . same, , , tscora oy, wnings:.
Huntleyv 0 0 1 l
Orleans 'A 1 -. 8 4
Batteries: ' S trickier and Richmond;
vvynaoop,, bnort ana carroii. - , v
, - , :. .v v?
-; Klavn atralaht fes Blooaaflclil.
BLOOMFIELD Neb.. June 19.-(Sie.
tlal.) Bloomfleld defeated Newcastel for
the second time on the home grounds
yesterday This makes nine straight
sanies tor Kioomneia. score;
Bioomneid ,J i i m M n
Newcastle .4 0 0, 1 3 0-4 S
'Batteries: Bloomfleld, Lackas and West;
Newcastle, sanro. ana ratridge. .tfninire:
Faoiur WaUaca. .
fcr a A.AA '
Copyright 1M3, National Nswt Asia.
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l-rHe COrAJBTtO 5
MARQUARD JflNS FIFTEEN
Giants' Star Twirler is Credited with
v Anothet Vctory. -GOES
IN WITH THE SCORE TIE
Victory la Won Over Boston Team
, la the Tea th Inatns of
a Heavy Hlttlna
Contest. . .
BOSTON, June 19.-The New Yorks de
feated Boston 8 to S in a ten-inning game
today. It counted as Marquard's fifteenth
straight victory, as the score, was a tie
when he went in during the eighth inning.
Score: .;;: . . -. ...';..
NW YORK. ..BOSTON.
AB H.O.a ll, vi , aA.H.O.A.S.
nasr'sa, etl I 1 fMeDon'S, lb 4 t 1 I 0
Doyle, Sb.... t Cimpbell, ell 1 I M
Merkla. 16- "SWMiwr, Xb. l t 4 10
llunu.
.. i Klrk. rt...I I 1 l. 0
Becker, rf... 8
Menos. b.- I
l i JtckmiL If.. I A A 1
4 HouMr,'lb..4 til 0
Heron.
'"1 I O'R'urse, sltld
. a I H 1 Drlln. .., o 0
r 4 e a 4 Rriiin; :.. 4 "8 s i i
yietsber,
Amu,
lUrauarS, pv D UHese, p
Miller
4114a
..l 0 0 0
Totals It 11 10 14 1
ToUlt 11 10 M 14 1
Ney York 0 I ( 0411 I t 0 1-ti
Boston 0000 02210 0-5
Batted for O'Rourke in eighth.
Two-base hits: Becker. Sweeney. Merkle,
Kirke. Three-base hits: . Fletcher. 8nod
gress, Hess, Heriog, Sweeney. Hits: Off
Ames, 9 in seven and two-third innings;
off Marquard, 1 In two and one-third
Innings. Stolen bases: McDonald (2
Jackson. Bases on balls: Off Hess, 6:
off Ames, 1. Struck out: By Hess, 3;
oy Ames, s; by Marquard, 3.. Time: 2:16.
Umpires: Brennan and Emslie. -
Fire Stralsbt for Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN, June 19.-The Brooklyns
won their fifth straight same, defeating
f miaaeipnia. tsoore: . . r. . , ,
BROOKLTls. PHILADELPHIA.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.OA.B.
Marsn. cf... 1111 OPukerl cf.. 4 110 0
Cutthew, lb. 4 I 1 S SKittbe, lb... S S
i i
1. smtin, id s l l s urvta, rf .. 4
0 1
Dtuoen. id. t 1 is UMegee, It ... 4
l e o
s l a ouiderui. lb. I
110 0 Downey, lb.. 1
e
Tooley. ss... 4 III ODoolta. ... 4
1-4 t
Miller, 0.... I I 1 OKIIllfer, o.4 4 2 1
KoeUer, p.. 110 1 0Tltu 1 0 0 0 0
Curtle, p.... I 0 0 4 0
Totals..
wunwe
ToUIl II T 14 11 i
Philadelphia 00000200 0-2
Brooklyn 02101001
Two-base hit: Cravath. Three-base hits:
Luderus, Tooley. Home run: Daley. Sac
rifice hits: Smith, Miller. Stolen bases:
Cutshaw, Smith, Tooley, Miller, Bases On
balls: Off Curtis, 1; off Knetser, 3.
Struck out: By Curtis, 3; by Knetzer, 6.
Time: 1:41. Umpires: Bason and John
stone.
Pirates Beat Cardinals,
PITTSBURGH. June lfc-The pitching
or Rooinson featured the game today,
Pittsburgh - defeating St Louts- 8 to t
Dcore:
HTT8BITROH. ST. LOUI3.
AB.H.O.A.B. ' . AB.H.O.A.B
BTrne. Sb... 4 10 1 SBunlnt. lb. 4 1 1 1 0
Cerej, lt.. I 1 I 0Me.se. if... 4 4 S 0 0
HjraU. rt.... tlO OHenmr, ss... 1014 0
Wtsner, .. 4 1 0 4 lK'netchy. lbl 110 0 I)
Miller, lb.4 ,l I 0 lEvue, rf.... 4 4 10 0
Wlleoa. cf...l lie OSmlth, lb.... I 0100
M'Crthy. lbl 0 1 t OOakes, cl.... 1 0 10 0
Olbeoa, e.... I 0 10 1 SWloto, C....I 0 110
Robmeoa, p. 4 l o l Owoodburn, p 1 0 0 0 1
Willie, p 0 0 0 1 0
Totals 1 10 M U IDeJe. p Mill
T0U1b...S0 Hi .0.1
Plttsbureh 10430000 -8
8t. Louis 0100 000 0,1
Two-base hits: Byrne, ' Miller. Three-
base hits: Wagner,- Wilson. Home run:
Koenetchy. Bases on balls: off Robinson,
l: woodburn. 3; Willi, s: Dale. 1. Hit
by pitcher: Willie, McCarthy; by Robin-
scon, tiauser. structc out: oy KoDinson,
;b yWoodburn, 1; by WiUis, 8; Dale. 1.
Hits: on wooaourn. in x l-s lnninsa:
Willis, 4 In 1 3-3 Innings; Bale 3 in 4
Innings. Time: z:oo, umpires Rlgier and
Firmer an.
Wlaa rifteea . stralckt Games.
INGLESIDE. Neb.. June 19. fBneclal.e-
The State Hospital team defeated Qlltner,
nere today oy tne ecore or 10 to 2. This
Is the fifteenth consecutive victory tor
the Hospital team, not having lost a
game this year. . .
Tne oatung oi crann and the ail around
work of Haley featured.
Batteries: f or ingieside, Haley and
Smith; for Glltner, Harris and Luby.
Umpire: Meltvedt.
Wleser Wins from Madison.
W1BNKR. Nsb.. June U.-tSneolaLV-
Wlsner defted Madison here Tuesday
by thee core f 3 to L With men on seo
on dan dthlrd in the fifth McMullen hit
for three bases, scoring two. Madison
scored on an error. Score by innings:
Wisner .: 0. 3 0 0 0 j
Madison 0 0 .0 0 0 0 0 1 0-1
NEBRASKA CITY. ; Ne.f june,l9.
(Speclal Telegram.) Nebraska . City won
the second game of the series .from
Beatrice in the seventh' inning. Sporrer,
Cocoran and Clair of Nebraska' City
knocked home'Tuna. ' 43core: R.H.E.
Beatrice 000030000-378
Neb. City 0 0 1 0 0 1 6 0 0-f 3 4
Batteries: Dull1 and Darrow; 'Corcoran
ana uoiawait. umpire; ward, ham...
The Persistent ana Judicious 'Use "of
Newspaper Advertising Is the-fiead to
Buslneas -Success .
20, 1912.
DrawiM for The Bee by; Tad
TO CONev 15"- 1
ValOOtO CMtCA GO?J '.
ATHLETICS STOP SENATORS
Washington's Winning Streak Comes
... to Abrupt Termination.
TWO DEFEATS CHALKED UP
Philadelphia Captorea First
Game
in Tern Innings and the Second
la Rally la ae Niata
Ianlnc
PHILADELPHLi. June .-Washing
ton's, winning streak of seventeen games
was broken when the home team won a
double-header. Philadelphia captured the
first game In ten innings and the second
by a nlnth-innlng. .rally. Score, first
game:
PHILADELPHIA. " ' WA8HINOTON.
AB.H.O.A.K. AB.H.O.A.B.
Lord. rf..... 4 0 11 OMoeller, rt. 4 0 1 0 1
Olaiing. ct..4 11 0 OKoiter, lb.. 4 0 0 1
Collins. . lb.. I 0 4 8 OMllea, ef. 4 0 10 0
Baker, lb... 4 1 1 2 OOendli, lb... 4 0 IS 0
Struok. .lt.- 4 0 10 OSbenks, If.. I 110 0
Mclnnei; lb. 4 0 10 0 1 Morgan, 2b.. 4 1 1 1 1
Barry. aa....4 -1-0 i OMcBride, n.) 1 1 I
Lapp,- e...ii. 'l -7- 0 Henry , e.... 1 0 13
Coombe. p... 1 111 OHughee, p.. I 1 0
ToUle.....34 7 80 16 J Totals 30 111 11 3
One out when winning run scored.
Washington ....0 0 0 001000 0-1
Philadelphia ...0. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1-3
Two-base hits: Shanks, Hughes. Home
run: Baker, Bases on balls; Off Coombs,
3. Struok out: By Hughes, 4; by Coombs.
7. Time: 3:20v - Umpires; Egan and
O'Lougblln. -
Score, second game:
One out when winning run scored.
PHILADELPHIA. WASHINGTON.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.K.
Lord, rt.... 4 0.
Oldring, of.. , 0
Colllne, lb.. I 1
Baker, lb... 4 1
Strunk, If... 2 1
Mclrmet, lb. 4 1
Barry, is.... I 1
Thomas, c... I 0
Bender, p... I 0
0 Moeller. ct. I
0 1
1 Footer, lb... 4
0 Milan, cf... 4
OOandll, lb... 3
OShanka,. If... 4
OMorgan. 2b. 4
OMcBride, . I
OAlntmltb. o. I
OFelty. p. 2
0 0
1 I
1 I
1 I
0
0 4
0 0
ToUls 10 7 27 1 ToUlS 10 41S 0 3
Washington 000300000-8
Philadelphia , 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 1-4
Twn-base hit: Baker. Three-base hits:
Shanks, Barry, Gandll. Stolen base: Milan.
Struck out: By feity, i; oy eenaer, .
Bases on balls: Off Pelty, 1; off Bender,
3. Time: 1:40. Umpires: O'Loughlin and
Kgan. .
Bodle's Home Ras Wlas.
CHICAGO, June 19. Bodle's home run
In the sixth inning gave Chicago a vic
tory over St. Louis. Score:
CHIOAOO. ST. LOUIS.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Rih. lb.... 112 4 OShotten. cf.. 4 0 110
I liord. 2b I 2 0 1 OComptoa. rf I i
VVIJBUH, ... . - wu.u.m... - -
Colllne, rf.. 4 13 0 OPratt, lb.... 4 1
Bodlo, ct.... 1 110 OHogan. If... 4 0
Zelder. lb... 1 0 il 1 0 Austin, lb... 2 0
Weaver, H.. 2 1 2 1 0 Wallace, so. 1 0
Kuhn, o 2 0 ( 4 0 Stephens, c 1 1
Bern, B.-.r.-rS- e 1- 2-OG.-BroB, - 0
. . .. ...... . .isj.j. Brtrva, pl 'O
Total .21 7 27 14 0Laporte .... 1 0
I. Totals 80 I 24 14
Batted for E. Brown in eighth.
Chicasro 1 0 0 0 0,0 !1 0,1 3
St. Louis 0 0 0 0 0-00 e 1-1
Three-base hit: Stovall. Home run
Bodie. Hits: off B. Brown, 7 in seven
Innings; none off C. Brown in one. Dou
ble clays: Exan to Stovall: Austin, Pratt,
Stovall, Shotten, Stovall. First base on
balls: off Bens.. 2; off E. Brown, 8; off C.
Brown, 1. Struck out: by Bens, 7; by
Brown, L Umpires: Connolly and Hart.
' .- Gvesa- Holds Tia-ers.
, DETROIT, June 19.-Gregg held Detroit
to three hits and Cleveland won. The
visitors bunched four singles with an
error in the seventh and soored all their
runs. Score:. . . . ,
CLEVELAND. DETROIT.
AB.H.O.A-E. AB.H.O.A.E.
Oraney, K...I 14 0 OBuah. e... I 0 2 10
oleon. n.... 4
Louden id., ivies
OCobb, of..... I 110 0
OCrawford,, rt 1 0 0 0 0
ODe-oaoty, U4 0 1 0 0
OOalaor, lb... I 10 1 0
0 Mori art y, .2b 4 I I 3 1
OStasas. e..l lilt
OWlUett. p... 10 111
Jacksoa, rf.. 4
Lajole. lb... I
Eaotort. C 4
B'm'baa, ct 2
Turner, 2b. .-2
Bel), lb 1
Gregg, p....... 4
Totali.....24 10 2T I 8 ToUle..... I 27 10 X
Detroit . o -i e o e 0 0 0 0-1
Cleveland 0 0 .0 0 0. 0 3 0 03
Struok out: By Gregg, 7; by WUlett, 1
Bases on balls: Oft Gregg, .; off Willett,
L Double Play: Bush te-Stanage. Passed
ball: Stanage. Time: 1:50. Umpires: Dineen
and Sheridan. '
Chase Oat of Game.
' NEW TQRK. June 19,-Bedlent pitched
well, holdiiur New York to live singles.
First Baseman Chase of New Tork was
struck in the chest by a flying bat in
tha morning practice and will be out of
the game tor an Indefinite period. Score
..BOSTON." ' ' NOW TOIUC.
, AB.H.OjUt. AB.H.O.AJS.
nrv'rf.. 2 10 0 OMaloney. ef. 4 1 10
Henka, rtl 0
Terkee, 2b.. 4 1
Speaker; ct. I 1
Lewie. If...'. 1
UOert'e, 2b 4- 2
Stehl, lb.... 2 1
Knitle, aa. I 0
Carrlsaa. .. 4 1
Btdleot, p... 4 1
VB-uara r, aow v m
IOm, If. 4 2 4 0
OSlmroona. lb 4 0 12 0
OXInn, rf 2 0 10
OHartaell. lb. U 1 I
1 Stamp, at... 2 0 14
0 Sweeney, c. 2 14 0
OWarbop, p.. I 0 0 I
Totals 22 1 17 13 1
TOU1S.....32 10 J IS 1 -Boston
.....w.-i, 0 0 0 2 0 8 1 0
New York 0 01100000-3
' Tnree-baso hit: L. Gardner. Home
run: .Lewis. Double play: Stump to
Gardner to Simons. Bases on balls: Off
Warhop, l;-off eBdlent. 1. Struck out:
pitched ball.' By Warhop, -Stahl. Time:
1:40. Umpires:.- Evans and Wsstervelt. t.
Hiawatha Drubs
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'HIAWATHA Kas., Jun. 19.-f(Speclal
Telegram.)Hlawatha crawled into fourth
place, today by taking two slow ones
from . Humboldt, , Both : games were ; Jpter
estlng, A fight between the vistors' third
baseman '.and- short stop over a headon
hump when both fielded the same-bail was
an-event. The benching of Kant, the
Hiawatha. leader, evened things. Score,
flrat'tame; V.4.. B-ttB.
Humboldt 03101010-415 t
Hiawatha--.;....-.. 1010 6 4 0 4 -W 14
.. BatUHMi'etpohr. HalL Btaok and Dle;
Riley and waiey. oeeono uame:
amb0ldi , 1 0 Q 0 0 Irr T .1
Hiawatha '".,.;....;ru....x .0,1 3 i ,4
Battrles: EJrrOtt and Diets; Smith, and
Mazav. "' f . " 'i'1"
FALLS'. CITY",- Neb-, June -19(Special
etelegratml-rFalls City , won today; The
fildlng; tf StlU well .and the:, pitching' of
WSCtouttpZ)UL trnck Sout- fifteen- -men,: L
were notable, events ot the' game. " Seore:
. . . ,.; ,.-.- .... ,,-.:.!'.-B,H.E-!
Falls' City..U "2 0 1 I O' fl 1 -t 8 a
Auburn 0 1 5 0 0 ,T1
Batteries: -FaUe lty,-MoClure" and
Shestaok; Auburn, " Zonderman and
Musser. . tTmpirej Harmony. ,.c
-' Dorchester Blanks MUford.
DORCHESTERk- Neb.. -June 19. (Spe
cial.) Dorehestar; defeated - Mllford. in a
snappy and. fast base, bail game here by
the score 'or 4, to ft, Score by 'innings:
"' '.:.'.':-.. 'R, u
rrenester v.! 0 0 1 0 0 0.1 0-4 3 i
Mllford .... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 1 7
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HASTINGS :MEASr TIE
Takes Game Handily from Columbus
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Fremont Walks Awar from Superior
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HASTINGS, Neb;,--June 19.-(Special
Telegran?.) Hastings' v.'pn ; .easily, pter
Columbua todays Toftman starring, with f
five hits in to timet .. at .bat fimitll, i
Fortman - and Palmar dia good work in I
the- field.. Score:. . ....... r-. : R.H.E. J
Columbus .-..'.A 0 .1 ff 1 0 .0.-1-4 4
Hastings ,..,..2 0 2 3 0 .0,0 VI11
Batteries: Hastings, Kauet ana xiarri
Oii; Columbus, Shaver and Co. -
Superior Trlmiuedi ';
'8tTPEfR10R, Neb., juiie d.-KSpwial
Telerara.-Saperior lost to Fremont to
day, 9 to L Kingdon only allowed four
hits, while the; victor gathered eleven ' off
Quinn, Score: ;' ' "' J" ' R.H.B.
Fremont ......i 2 0 10 0 0 t-U 2
Superior 0 0 0 . 0 1,0 i O-1 4 3
' 'Ratteriesr Fremont. Kinjrdon and-Neff:
Superior, Qulnn and Millor. .Umpire; Col
lins. "
GRAND ISLAND, Neb., June I.-(Spe-
cial Telegrarh.)--Adrk -and 'Gritrtd Islarid
put up a poor exhibition today in a game
won by the locals. -Hit and errors were
plentiful.: Schoonover made., two home
runs .in '.succession.! one-.of iwhlofc- was
done by hfrting. inside of the-, fence. ;avla
was benched in; the first inning. Score:
''-' ' V-.; i. : .-: " E.H.E.
York ... 0 0 0 0 2 0 1-ll-5j7
Gd..lsland ,.2 1 1 30 I V I' Wl2. S
: Batterlesf Wilkins and BbhiUU;; Rich
mond' and Jokerst. -'"Earned - una- York,
2r Grand Tsland,. 6. Two-base hit: Kelloy.
Three-base hits: Thiretein and Grannan.
Home "runs: Schoonover, 2. First base on
6alls:,'Otf Wilkins; 3; off Richmond, 2.
Struck out By Wilkins. X; by. Richmond,
6 Double play; Osborne to Mslmaulst
Hit by pitched ball: Firesteln, Badura.
First base on errors: York, 3; Grand
Island, 6. .Umpire: Nugentr.-.
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