I
.1
10
You Can't Fool Jeff. He Knows His Rights
THA IT WAS
ROURKES LAND ON TWO MORE
Kiae Straight Win Are Now Sec
: ' orded for Omaha Team.
LOCAL PITCHERS WORK FINE
Hoot Bibi by Kano and Johnson
y; Ht decielve Effect Both
the Games Taken From
& V Tooeko. T ;;;,
., Jlmmle Kane won the second game for
'Omaha yesterday after the Rourkea had
taken the first, by hammering the pill
over the light field fence in the third
Inning , with the baaea crowded. The
first game was won by an t to 4 acore
and the second to the tune of to 4.
The Rourkea got the first game early
' and were never In danger of being over
ome. Hall waa In good shape and held
the Kaws to alx hits. Johnson put the
game on Ice when he . cluted the ball
'over the bull atgn with a man on base,
Jn the third, Fugate waa hit hard. .
Gardner aent three runs over for the
Kaws in first battle In the sixth Inning
with a homer over the right field board,
. but the Rourkea came back and In
creased their lead again with three more
runs on a Walk, two singles and a triple.
: The second game waa by far the more
Interesting. Omaha took an early lead
on Kane's home run, but waa in danger
:ef being caught at any time. "CfW
; Brandom started, but laated four In
nings, after which he waa benched and
, Young aent in to atop the slaughter,.
. .. oYoung succeeded. He held Omaha
v down to two scattered hits and It waa
not until the eighth Inning that ha gave
a run. The Kawa snagged two In tha
opening frame and the Rourkea came
back with- one, and four In the fourth.
In the sixth the Kawa made one and
another in the seventh. Here it waa
that Rhodes began to put them over In
gteat ahape and held the K&naaane with
out another hit or 'run. .
Jehnaoa la Hart.
In tha first game Johmnson waa hit on
the arm by a pitched ball and waa forced
to leave the game. Gondlng waa sent
In to do the backatopplng and waa re
ceived with an ovation by the 4,000 fana
assembled. He worked through the en
tire second game. Thomaaon waa back
In tha game again and made five h'ta
in eight times up.
With two down in the first inning of
tha aecond game King beat out a bunt.
An error put him on second . and be
scored -on Gardner's single " to center.
Gear singled, Gardner taking third, An
error by Justice let Gardner score.
' Justice opened for Omaha with a single
to center. Coyle sacrificed. A wild
pitch put Justice en thlrdr and he tallied
on Thomason's Infield hit. .
In the fourth the, Rourkea took the
tend. . Justice singled to center. Coyle
beat out a bunt' as did Thomaaon. Kane
broke the game . up : with a home run
over the right field fence, clearing the
bases.-. : -. ... k
Lee walked in the fifth, went to aec
ond on Coyle'a miff of Walsh's fly. He
went to third when Walsh waa forced
out at second, King - landing safe. ' A
double steal scored Lee. ' -
Ota r opened the sixth for the Kawa
with a , triple to center. Ryan fiew out
to Coyle and Patterson popped up to
Kane. Pchmldt aent one to Kiehoff who
fumbled it long enough for Gear to score.
Niehoff opened the eighth with a double.
Davidson aent him to third and he scored j
on a squeeze play with Gondlng at the
bat. Score: r ! r '.' -;.:
OMAHA. '
1 , AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Justice, ss.. 4 0 Oil 1
Coyle. rf...... 4 111 j a
Thomason, lf......, 4 1 3 10 0
Johnson, c... t 3 2 2 9 0
Arboaast a 0 0 0 . 0 ". 0
Oondlwt. e, ...,.,,, I OS 0 0
Kane, lb 8 1 8 J3 ; 8 0
fchlpke, 2b.... 8 10 3 ' I I
Kiehoff. Sb...., I 11 2 i
Davidson, cf 4 11 3 a . . o
Hall. p................ 4 0 3 0 8 0
.'.ToUls 31 I 10 a 5 .1
:v.';i" TOPEKA. ...
ABi R. ft. O. A. E.
Rlckert, If... 2 0 0 0 0 0
Walsh, 2b 3 11 4 4 0
Kin, cf 4 1 1 4 0 0
. Gardner, lb 4 11 S O 0
Lee, rf... 8 0 1 0,0-0
Rvan, 3b , 4 0 V 0 0 10
Patterson, as I I 0 110
, Chapman, c... 4 0 0 , 4 1 1
rugate, p..... 4 0 , 3 0 5 4
'.ToUla ....I..:....31 4V' 0-14 13 1
Arbogast ran for Johnson in the fifth.
Omaha
r.Runs ......0 i 1 0 1 t 0 0 -3
Hits 0 3 3 0 1 3 0 0. -10
Topeka
Runs ............. .0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1-4
Hits .. .. 0 UlllMH
t. Two-base hiU: Johnson.. Thomaaon,.
Walsh, Fugate. Three-base hlU: Thoma
. ion. Davidson. Home runs; Johnson,
Gardner. Hit by pitched ball: Johnson.
Base on balls: Off Hall,' 4: off Fugate,
4. Struck out: By Hall. E; by Fugate, 5.
Stolen bases: Coyle. Bchipke (2), Niehoff,
nalnh. Sacrifice hiU: BchlDke. Walsh.
lHuble plays: Coyle to JCane; Niehoff to
Score, aecond game: r
OMAHA. . .
AB. R. H. O. A. B
Justice, mm. '. 3-2 3 4 3 1
Coyle, rf. I I 1 S 0 1
Thomaaon, If. 4 1 I 1 . 0 0
Kane, lb. 3, 1 3 0 0 0
Pchlpke, 2b. 4 0 0 I I 0
niehoff, 8b. 4 1 11 1 ' l
Davidson, cJE.- 3 0 1 1 0 0
finding, c-......... 3 0 0 I I 0
Hnodca, p. .......... 4 0 0 0 t o
:ToUla
.......39 4 14 87 12
TOPEKA,
AB. R. H.
...... 4 1.1
5 0 0
3 11
O.
1
3
8
A. E.
. If. .
Vv'alHb. Zb.
Kitig, cf.
Gardner, lb 4 1 1 0 0 0
Gear. rf. 4 1 3 3 0 0
Ryan, 3b 3 0 0 0 S 3
Patterson, ss. 8 0 1 3 3 ,0
Schmidt, c 4 0 0 ,.6 .3 , 0
Drandon, p. 1 0 0 0 0 0
Toung, p. 0 0 0 0 1 .0
Rlckert 1' 0 0 0 0 0
Chapman 0 0 0 0 0 0
Totals .I.........J2 i 1 24 U 1
Batted for Brandon In fifth.
. Batted for Young In nintn.
' Omaha
Runs 1 0 4 0 0 0 01-l
HiU 3 14 0 I 0 0 1 -10
Topeka
Runs 3 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0-4
Hits , 301101000-4
Two-base hlta: Kane, Nelhoff, Patter
on. Three-base hit. Gear. Home run:
Kane. Hit by pitched ball: King. Wild
pitch: Brandon. Double play: Justice to
Kane. Hits: Off Brandon, 3 In four In
nings; off Young. 3 In four innings.
First base on balls: Off Rhodes, S; off
Brandon, 1: off Young, 1. Struck out: By
Rhodes, 4; by Brandon, 3; by Young, 3
Stolen baaea: Justice, Lee King. tfao
rlffce hiU: Coyle, Davidson, Gondlng (2).
Left on bases: Omaha, ; Topeka, 7.
Time: 1:56. Umpires: Meyera and Mis-e-ne.
.... , -
Xetea of tke Game.
Wichita today apd It la ladle' day.
' Rlckert and Chapman tailed aa pinch
hitters in the seoond. game.
.Omaha made ten hits in each game and
Topeka made alx In each one.
Johnny Gondlng Is still among the top
notch catchers of the Western league.'
"Chick" Brandon was knocked out of
the box Saturday and came for another
dose. He got it
Bedlam broke lose among the 0,000 fans
when Kane drove the ball over the boards
in the second contest,
The Kaws were dangerous alt through
the second contest and fought hard to
take at least one game of the series.
"Dusty" Rhodes, hoodoo on the Topeka
team, still holds good, i He won two
games of the eerlea. The first and last.
Mark Hall let up for a few minutes In
the sixth Inning of the first game and
Gardner drove in three runa with a home
run, , ,
Johnson's home run in tha first game
waa the longest one made on the home
grounds this year. The ball soared over
the "bull" algn by at least thirty feet. .
In the first) battle Niehoff pulled off a
lightning double. With Chapman on
second, Rlckert hit the ball to Bert, who
lagged Chapman aa he raced to third and
sent the ball to Kane,
WICHITA SLUGGERS , VICTOR!
Hard Hitting; aa Ds Molaes
Errors Beat Laeola. '
DES MOINES. July 14-Hard hitting
and costly errors by the Dea Moines
players gave Wichita' the last game of
the sarles. Bcore:,
DES MOINES. - .
' . " . AB. R. H. O.
A.
0
0
0
1
3
Curtis, cf...... S
Hahn, rf 4
Belden, If 4
2
1
1
0
0
0
3
0
1
0
0
0
Claire, sa 4
Colligan. 2b 4
Kores, Sb 4
3 ' 1
Jones, lb...., 1
Isbell, lb 8
McGraw, c... 1
Hanson, c... 3
Douglase, p 3
Jacobson, p 0
Leonard I
0 0
Totals .....37: t 10 28 4
WICHITA. ,
, AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Craig, If.....'. ..-l. 8 0 0
Hughes, lb I Z Z
Mlddleton. cf I 0 11 0 1
Davis, rf..".. 8 1 1 t 0 0
Callahan, ss I 0 0 111
Weeteriil. 3b....... .V 0 0 ' 0 - 0 3
Mee, 2b.. I. I 11 4 8 1
Clemmona. C 8 3 8 8 8 4
Rllis. p 3 0-1 14 0
Jackson, p........v.. 10 0 0 0 0
Pettigrew
....o i o o o ; e
Totals........"......ll7 W 37 14
I Fatted for Jackson In ninth.
Craig hit by batted ban.
Batted for Ellis In seventh.
Des Molnea.. .......0 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 1-5
Wichita 1 10000100-8
Two-baas hits: Hanson. Curtis. Home
run:' Davis. Sacrifice hits: Ellis, Petti
grew. Double plays: Hughes to Clem
mona, Hughes to Mee to Clemmons.
Buses ou balls: Off Douglass, 4; off
Jacobson, 3; off Ellis, 1. Struck out: By
Douglass, 7; by Jackson, 1; by Kills, 4.
Wild Ditches: Bills. Dougiasa. stolen
baaea: Hughes (3), Mlddleton, Davis,
Mee, ,Hahn. HIU: Oft Douglass, in
eight and a third innings; oft Jacobson, 1
In one and two-thirds Innings; oft Kills,
six in seven Innings; off Jackson, 4 in
two Innlnas. Lett on bases: ues Moines.
8: Wichita, 9. Time: 2:30. Umpire; John
son.
HAGERMAX , PUZZLES IADIANS
... i ,., ,1 .,
Llacola Has tke Game AH its Ovra
Way.
( ' . ' : ,
StUOX CITY. Ia.,1 July 14.-Haaerman
had Sioux City helitless, while his mates
hit . White at .v, lit, wining the fourth
straight game. Score: .
' Sioux City.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Miller, cf ., II 0 1 3 0
smitn, ss , 18 18 1
Myers, if 4 0 1 3 0 0
Tennant lb 4 9 1 8 1 0
Breen. rl 3 0 11 0
Andreas, 2b 3 0 0 3 3 0
French, 3b 4 ' 0 0 3 3 3
urenaorir, c ........ I o is i
White, p 3 0 0 0 5 1
Totals ...81 3 7 27 17 8
, LINCOLN. .
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Bershammer. as.... 4-1 6 14 0
Lloyd, 2b 5 13 3 1 0
Cobb, rf 8 1 3 3 0 0
McCormick, if ...... 31 11 0 0
Cole, cf 4 0 8 0 0 0
Barbour, 3b s 1 v3 0 0 0
Mullen, lb 4 13 9 0
Carney, e .......... S 3 0 10 3 0
iiagerman, p ....... 0 10 1 0
. . ToUls ....... ...M , 10 18 37 10 - 0
Sioux City 00000100 1-1
Uncoln 13 0 0 0 0 8 , 8-10
Two-baae hits: Smith, Cobb, Cole,
Barbour S. Three-bass hit. McCor
mlck. Sacrifice hits: Lloyd, Carney,
Cole. Stolen basea: Carney (t), Breen,
Smith. Myers. Mullen. Double nlav:
Lloyd to Berghammer to Mullen. Left
on oases: bioux utty, ; uncoln. 1L
Baaea on balls: Oft White. J; oft Hag
erman. t. Struck out: By White, 5: by
uagerman, i rat oy pitcnea ball
THE BEE;
n wiraiiiiii'iiifk ,
f j THIS ft fHRS.e;
' W GONNA. LOOK, M"
. 1 1 in"J
I .. lIHimUKClT'"-1 V
Standing of Teams
Games Today.
Western . League Wichita at Omaha,
Denver at Sioux City, St Joseph at To
peka, Dea Molnea at Lincoln.
National League New York i at St.
Loula, Boston at Chicago, Brooklyn at
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
American League Chicago at Washing
ton, Detroit at Boston, SL Louis at New
York, Cleveland at Philadelphia.
- American Association Indianapolis at
Milwaukee, Louisville at Kansas City, Co
lumbus at SL Paul, Toledo at Minne
apolis. Nebraska State League York lit Fre
mont, Columbus at Seward, Grand Island
at Hastings, Superior at Kearney.
Mink League Hiawatha at Nebraska
City, Auburn at Beatrice, Humboldt at
Falls City.
Cole, Carney. Time: 2:05. Umpires:
Knapp and Flynn.
ST. JOE TOTTERS PERILOUSLY.
Denver Makea It Tkree Oat of Foar
'Of Series. -
ST. JOSEPH, July.K-Denver made It
three out or the four games of the series
by defeating SL Joseph today, 4 to 1
Score;
DENVER.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Kenworthy, If. ; aj e e X AO. W . . U
Cassldy, rf 4 ' 0 0 2 0 0
Beall,. cf 4 0 2 1 0 0
Qulllln, 3b. ,. 3 1 0 0 3 0
Coffey, ss. , 3 0 1 3 5 0
French, 2b 4 13.330
Lindsay, lb 3 0 1 10 0 0
Block, C 4 0 14 1 0
Leonard, p. ........ l i s 10
Totals i5 4 1 27 12 1
ST. JOSEPH.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Kelly, 2b. 4 0 0 8 8 0
Powell, If.', ......... 4 0 0 1 1 0
Watson, rf 4 0 1 2 0-0
Zwllling, cf. 8 0 1 2 0 0
Borton, lb 4 0 1 14 1 2
Rellly. 8b, 3 1 2 0 0 0
Melnke, as. 2 0 0 3 7 0
Gossett, c. 8 0 0 ! 8 -1 0
Johnson, p. 8 011 ( 0
Totals 1 1 27 19 3
Denver 100100110-4
St. Joseph 00001000 0-1
Three-base hit: French. Two-base
hits:, Zwilling, Rellly, Leonard. Sacrifice
hltsi Caestdy, Coffey, Lindsay, Meinke.
BtolsB base: Rellly. Left on bases;
Dsnvsr, f; ft. Joseph, I. Struck out: By
Johnson, 4; by Leonard, I. First on
balls: Oft Johnson, 1; off Leonard, 2.
Hit by pitcher; By Johnson, Qulllln.
Time: 2:00. Umpires: Haskell and
McGlnnls.
Omaha Racqueters
, Of f for Norfolk
The local tennla team which will enter
the state tournament at Norfolk this
week, will be composed of the following:
Harry Koch, 1912, city singles champion;
Ray Farrell, George Riley, Bob Howe and
Robert McCague. Thla squad will leave
for Norfolk tomorrow morning.
Con Toung will act as referee of all
matches at the state series.
TILDEN EXHAUSTS BATTERY
IN LOSING TO STANTON
STANTON. Neb., July 14.-(Speclal.-Yesterday
afternoon Stanton again de
feated the Tilden league team In a good
game, by the acore of 9 to 3. Tilden waa
forced to use three pitchers against Stan
ton's hard-hitting bunch. Score:
TaNTON. .tilden.
ab.h.o.a.b. ab.h.o.a.e.
Hopper. ... I 1 11 0 OKrumm, lb. 4 I t
Urn, if. 4 11 tOole, ... 4 I I I t
Wlwlra, lb. I I'M (SUwart, lb. I lit I t
Ttyler, lb. 4 t 4 iRraa. ... I 1 I I I
HollM'a, at. I 111 lKelnn, lo. 4 t I
Hollit'n, lb. I I I 1 OVIry. ot... I S I I 0
Pont, rf... I I I Warren., rf. 4 1
Lueek. ef... 4 11 Mjr, If. S 0 I I p
White P.. 111 WIr, p... t O S 1
Homiw, p... I 1 90
Totals .... 17 14 IT 4 I Ray, p..... 9 t
; ToUll ... 10 4 n 14 1
Stanton 0 800001 00-9
Tilden 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 02
, Earned runa: Stanton, : Tilden, l.
Home run: Boehler. Three-base hit:
Roy Hollsteln. Two-base hits: Pont,
Lueck, Lassen.,' Stmck out: By White,
10; by Boehler, 6; by Ray, 1. Base on
bails: Off White, L Stolen bases: Stan
ton. 2.f i .
NILES AGAIN HOLDS ACHELIS
CHALLENGE TENNIS TROPHY
i
SEABRIGHT, N.. J., July 14.-Nathanlel
W. Nilea of Boston won his seoond hold
ing of the Achells .challenge cup in the
lawn tennla singles final today. . He de
feated William J. Clothier of Phila
delphia, twice bolder of the Achells "cup,
by 4-8, 0-4,, 6-L 4-4. He took the cup
on the default of Melville H. , Long of
California, who won it last season,' Har
old H. HacketL the former national
doubles champion, paired with Lyle E.
Mahan, won the Barrows-Crawford cups
In the doublea. ' The two defeated Karl
H. Heber and Frederick C. Inman at 9-7,
4-4, 11-9, 0-4. ..
For soreness of the musclea, whether
Induced by violent exercise or Injury,
there is nothing betUr than Chamber
Iain's Liniment This liniment also re
lieves rheumatic pains. For sale by all
dealers...
PITCHER SOLD TO ST. JOE
BY THE DES MOINES CLUB
DES MOINES, la., July 14,-The sale of
Pitcher Northup to the St. Joseph club
ot the Western league waa announced
by Manager Isbell ot the Des Moines
oiub today.
A Frlctktfal Baperleaet y
with blllouaneaa, malaria and sonstlpa
tlon Is quickly overcome by Uking Dr.
King's New Life Pills. Only 25c For
ale by Beaton Drug Co.
OMAHA, MONDAY, JULY
MJN6TY FOUR?
hey, Jerp?
coe hers
MIGHTY HARQOARD IS FALLEN
Believed in Both Games With St
St Lonii Sunday.
NEW Y0BK DI0PS TWO . GAMES
First Game la Woa Ia , Nlatb Wkea
Marajaard, Wko Relieved WilUe,
Is Hit for Three
' Slnalea.
ST. LOUIS, July 14.-SL Louis won two
games from New York. The locals won
the first game In the ninth Inning when
Marquard, who relieved Wiltse In the
eighth, waa , hit for three singles - and
gave a base on balls. Marquard went
in to pitch the aecond game but was
relieved by Crandall In the seventh,
when the locals were leading. A single
and a, wild throw by Myers In the next
inning gave St. Louis another run.
Score, first game!
Ratted Vfor Ellis in nith. ,
Ran for Bliss In ninth.
Hatted for Wiltse in eighth.
One out when winning run was scored.
New York ......0 03000000-3
St. Louis 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 18
Two-base hlU: Konetchy, Snodgrass,
Doyle. Double play a: Murray to Myers:
Herzog to Merkle. Bases on balla: Off
Wiltfe, 2; off Harmon, 2; off Marquard,
2. Struck out: By Wiltse, 4; by Mar
quard. 1; by Harmon, 6. Hits: Off
Wiltse. 8 in seven innings; off Marquard,
3 in two innings. Lett on bases: St
Louis. 4; New York. 4. Time: 2:00. Um
pires: Eason and.Emslie.
Batted for Marquard In seventh.
New York 0 11 0 0 0 0 O02
St. Louis ........ 10100101 4
Three base hits: Hlgglns, Kvana.
Stolen bases: Smith, Merkle, Doyle.
Double plays: Hauser to Hugglna to
Konetchy. Bases on, balls: Off Mar
quard, 3; off Geyer, S; off Steele, 2.
Struck out: By Geyer, 1; by Steele, 2;
by Marquard, 2; by Crandall, 1. Hitat
Off Geyer, 1 in one and two-thirds in
nings; off Steele. 5 in seven and one
third Innings; off Marquard, 9 in six
Innings; off Crandall, 4 in two innings.
Left on bases: St. Louis; 10; New York,
7. Time: 3:000. Umpires: Eason and
Emslle.
CINCINNATI, July 14.-Moore had the
better of a pitchers' battle with Benton
here today and Philadelphia won by a
score of 3 to 1. Magees' triple and
Luderus' single in the ninth brought
over the winning run. Moore held the
locals to three scattered hits. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. CINCINNATI. '
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.E.
Pkrt, ef., 1 4 t ABeichar, ., I 1 1 I t
Lobart, lb.. 1 1 OManana, of.. 19 10 0
Mage, It..., 4 1 1 OOHoblttsel, lb I fiS 4
CraTtth, if.. 1 I 0 Mitchell, rf. I 5) 0
Ludorua. lb. 4 1 I 1 OMacDon'd, at I I i 1
Kaaba, lb... 4 0 11 OPhelan, lb.. I I 1- 1 0
Doota, .... 4 114 OKgan, lb.,.. 1110
Kllllf.r, o... 114 1 lClarka, e.... 10 14 0
Moora, p.... I t I OBcnton, p... I t 0 1
Bates t 0 t 0
ToUU 11 1 17 It iOrant 1 0 0 0
, , ' .. Eamon4 .... 0 0
Totals... ...14 1 17 17 0
Batted for Clarke In ninth.
Ratted for Benton in ninth.
Ran for Bates in ninth.
Philadelphia 00100000 1-2
Cincinnati 000000 10 0-1
Three-base rit: Magee. Left on base's:
Philadelphia, 5; Cincinnati, 3. Stolen
bases: Bescher (2), McDonald. Sacrifice
hits: Marsans, Hoblltxel, Moore. Bases
on balls: Off Moore, 3: off Benton. 4.
Struck out: By Moore, 2; by Benton, L
Wild nitch : Benton. Hit by pitcher: By
Moore, Marsans. Time: 1:45. Umpirea:
Brennan and Owens.
Hastings Wins Game
in the First Inning
GRAND ISLAND, Neb., July 14.-l(Spe-clal
Telegram.) Hastings won from
Grand Island in the first inning today
by scoring twice on an error, two
singles and two stolen bases, after
Cloman had struck out one man. ' The
locale" drlvera almost all landed Into the
visitors mlts until the eighth when
Jokerst sent 'out a three-sacker and
scored on a single by Rondau. Closman
struck out ten men. A large crowd of
Hastings fans came over on a special
train. Score. R.H.E.
Hastlnas ... 300000000-3 4 1
Grand Island .......0000001001 6 2
Batteries: Herscke and Bacbant, oos
man and Jokerst. Earned runs: Grand
Island, one. Three-base hits: Jokerst and
Gromley: First base on balls: Off
Hersche, 1: off Closman. 2. Struck out:
By Hersche, 8; by Closman, 10, Umpire:
Collins. . .
A good crowd turned -out In the hot
aun today to see Fremont defeat York,
by a acore, of 8 to 8. Score: R.H.E.
York 0300000 10-310 3
Fremont 0 200101 4-8 9 8
Batteries: York, Upton and Ellla; Fre
mont, Kingdon and Neff.
Reports of Banks
Show Improvement
. WASHINGTON, July 14.-Aa the ther
mometer, of business conditions, the re
ports of national banks to the comp
troller indicate an Improvement In . all
sections of the country except In the re
serve cities of the south and middle west,
where apparently there waa a falling oft
in trade activity on June 14, as compared
with April XL New York City, especially,
made big gains In the three essential ele
ments cf banking.'
-The following results were displayed by
the report: " ?.'. .. "
Eastern States New York City, gain In
loans. 3l9.SoO.592; cash, 117,992. S; deposits,
863,289,457; all banks In this section, gain
in loans, 329.488.815; cash, 312,083,479; .de
posits, 364,970.525.
New England Gain In loans, 314,690,322;
cash. 83,258,448; deposits, 819.426,101.
South Gain In loan, flO.514,198; losses
In cash. 32.475,981. and In deposits. 314.
15, 1912.
Drawn
LOOK
1 IBIClli i
Ili iH- I
THERMOMETER.
NiMBPf
(ri-THE
AVERAGES OF MINK LEAGUE
What the Boys of that Tight little
Banch Are Doing.: .i
HUMBOLDT MEN LEADS HITTERS
Murphy la Clontlns; the Ball at a
.3S3 Pace With Jarrot and
. Black of Same Team
Following:.
: Humboldt has the three leading batters
of the Mink league, and Fails City the
leading pitcher. The players are all go
ing along pretty well together, as the
averages for the season uptodate disclose.
The figures are:
BATTING AVERAGES.
AB. H. Pet.
Murphy, Humlbodt 118 41 .353
Jarrott, Humboldt 82 28 .341
Black, Humboldt 161 63 .329
Drumm, Nebraska City.... 164 63 .317
Brewer, Auburn 185 68 .314
Martin, Beatrice 35" 11 .314
Hicklin, Falls City 153 48 .313
Marckali. Nebraska City... 183 58 .311
Diets, Humboldt 151 47 .311
Wints, Humboldt 130 40 .308
McCnhe Falls fMtv IfiS Kft u
Free, Auburn.. 187 58 !s03
Reed, Auburn ; vjo a .300
Cockran, Nebraska City.... 37 11 .298
L. Brleht. Auburn 1fi . iS 90t
Stiwell, Auburn 194 ; 66 .289
Bradshaw. Nebraska. CM-r 1SO F.1 09t
Poteet, Beatrice 81 23 !283
Maxey, Hiawatha 85 24 .282
Prlmley, Auburn 184 61 .277
Peoples, Falls City 162 45 .277
Ed Brla-ht. Auburn. M M v:b
Goldwalt, Nebraska City... 142 37 ' .260
sporer, xseDrasaa mty 174 45 .258
Shestack, Falls Oty 137 35 .255
Lee, Hiawatha 144 36 . 250
Lewis, Hiawatha 171 42 .245
Barackman Hiawatha 37 o ai
Dye, Humboldt 169 41 .242
ward, Falls City..... 136 33 .242
Clair, Nebraska City 138 33 . 239
Melker, Beatrice 163 39 . 237
Wisser. Beatrice , W. 94 ma
Decamp, Humboldt 160 ' 36 !225
l ranor. Fans city 161 36 . 223
Tatmen. Falls Cltv 1KB 97
Sackett, Hiawatha 178 39 I2I8
Hodges, Beatrice.... 37 8 . 216
Jones. Nebraska Cltv 139 90 .!1K
Smith. Ttontrlfa VIZ. 90 91E
Conway, Nebraska City 43 9 - .209
v-uuh, numooiai '. 91 is .Mb
Musser, Auburn.... 75 15 .200
Errott, Humboldt 45 9 .200
Dygert, Auburn 144 28 .194
Kranlnger, Auburn 102 19 .186
Shlmmell. Mlawatha. 76 14 .184
Darrow, Beatrice 115 21 .182
Farley, Beatrice 11 2 .181
Hutchinson. Falls City.... 162 29 .178
Davidson, Hiawatha 58 10 .172
Willie, Auburn 41 7 .170
Routt, Beatrice.... 18 3 .166
McCIure, Falls City 25 4 ,.160
Connell, Falls City 31 5 .160
Walters. Falls City. 67 9 , .157
Gillian, Nebraska City 35 5 .142
Hall, Humboldt .15 3 .133
Zonderman, Auburn......... 61 8 .131
Rhode, Nebraska City 39 5 .130
Smith, Hiawatha 23 3 .130
Theur, Hiawatha.... 166 29 .122
Belts, Beatrice 46 5 .108
Riley, Hiawatha 63 11 .107
Carmon, Hiawatha 43 4 .093
Dull, Beatrice 30 2 .066
FIELDING AVERAGES.
OUTFIELDERS.
PO. A. E. Pet.
Jerrott. Humboldt ... 12 2 0 1.000
Barackman, Hiawatha 11 1 0 1.000
Ed Bright, Auburn 66 J 1 .986
Sporer, Nebraska City...... 47 8 1 .982
Martin, Beatrice 47 3 I .981
Decamp, Humboldt 74 8 2 .981
Bradshaw, Nebraska City., 75 5 2 .975
Ti , ro, A iiliii.ti TE O O a
jb... kwwM.i........ iu o m .via
Lee, Hiawatha 95 10 4 .963
nutcninson, Fails city 66 4 3 .952
Davidson, Hiawatha 16 1 1 .944
Black, Humboldt 95 3 5 .941
Hicklin, Falls City 89 - 6 6 .941
Primlnv. Aiihnrn SI a A Oie.
Tranor, Falls City..... 74 10 6 .933
Hodges, Beatrice.. rll 8 2 ,882
FIRST BASEMEN. ,
McCabe. Falls Citv ...348 25 A .976
Brewer, Auburn 430 38 13 .973
Farley, Beatrice 29 3 1 .969
Drunun, Nebraska City 465 18 15 .908
Thuer, Hiawatha 330 24 17 .954
Cook, Humboldt .' 44 25 5 ,m
. SECOND BASEMEN. .
Wisser. Beatrice 96 79 6 .968
Dye, Humboldt....... Ill 47 ' 6 .966
Stillwell. Auburn 161 105 15 .945
Clair, Nebraska City , 83 102 20 .902
Peoples, Falls City .... 85 105 21 .900
THIRD BASEMEN. . .
Ward, Falls City ; 63 77 5 .965
Lewis, Hiawatha .174 68 17- .938
Wints. Humboldt 32 76 9 .923
L. Bright, Auburn 42 78 10 .922
Jones, Nebraska City . 40 76 14 .892
Melker, Beatrice 43 91 20 .Sal
, SHORTSTOPS. -
Murphy, Humboldt 61 98 10 .941
Van Pappen, Fails City 83 106 19 .904
Smith, Beatrice.............. 68 117 26 .877
Sackett, Hiawatha........:.. 98 104 30 .870
Free, Auburn 72 107 29 .861
Gillian, Nebraska City 18 28 8 .843
CATCHERS.
Musser. Auburn... 1S8 44 I .995
Kranlnger. Auburn 188 48 3 .987
Diets. Humboldt 253 43 6 7583
Goldwalt, Nebraska City.. 322 45 7 .931
Sheatack, Falls City 26 61 7 .978
Maxey, Hiawatha 153 43 8 .961
Darrow, Beatrice 243 45 6 .946
Poteet, Beatrice 124 22 8 .942
PITCHERS. .
Jarrott, Humboldt 2 2S , 0 1.000
Riley, Hiawatha. 4 60 8 .964
Reed, Auburn.... 0 23 1 .957
Conway, Nebraska City.... 1 43 ; 2 .957
Routt Beatrice 0 18 1 .943
Shlmmell, Hiawatha 2S 28 3 .947
Zonderman, Auburn 4 61 4 .932
Belts. Beatrice 7 45 4 .938
Errott. Humboldt 8 37 3 .928
Willie, Auburn 8 81 I ..923
Hall, Humboldt 8 10 1 . .923
Smith, Hiawatha I It I .913
Walters, Falls City - 8 47 6 .894
Connell, Falls City 1 24 8 .893
Rhode. Nebraska City 3 46 6' .889
Dull. Beatrice 2 28 4 .879
Cockran. Nebraska City...." 4 38 8 .840
McCIure, Falls City 1 24 S .800
PITCHERS' RECORDS.
' ' ; ' . . Won. Lot Pet.
Walters, Falls City.......... 12 4 .760
Conway, Nebraska City.... ' 8 8 .727
Zonderman, Auburn. ........ 13 --S. .707
Jarrott, Humboldt. ... 7 8 .TOO
Connell, Falls City 7 8 .700
Reed, Auburn 0 8 - .625
McCIure. Falls City 6 8 .625
Rhode, Nebraska City O S .615
for The Bee by
AT TiS
- FQUR.
SHADE I
Willie, Auburn........ : 7 5
Riley, Hiawatha '9- -7
Cockran, Nebraska City.... j 8 6
Belts, Beatrice f , 8 . 7 -
Shlmmell, Hiawatha. 6 6
Errott, Humboldt .V, ; 5 7
Dull, Beatrice 4' 8
Routt, Beatrice...... : 2 4
Smith, Hiawatha... 2 6
Hall, Humboldt.... " 0 7
" .683
-.662
.545
- .633
.455
. .416
.i.400
.333
.250
.000
Omaha May Lose
the Western League !
Base Ball Team
Pitcher Beebe, for whom Pa Rourke
paid Chillicothe 31,000, ' will be seen In
an Omaha game for the first time this
afternoon. He will pitch one of the
double-header against Topeka. The new
twirler was Uken by Rourke on the
rocemmendatlon of Scout Huff, .and Is
said to be a comer. Huff Insists he la a
world-bpater, and that Rourke has a
man all will be wanting before long. The
tie for second place made Pa feel pretty
good yesterday, and he says now he Is
going out for the pennant right. His
team is' going in good shape in spite of
the illness of . Scanlon and Thotnason,
and with the additions of Allen and
Beebe to the roster, he feels that he is in
position to more than overcome the
ground lost when hard luck was camp
ing on his trail. ' 1
One feature of the last week, which !s
not very encouraging, has been the at
tendance, which has averaged around 0
a day. This is not enough to support a
base ball team. If Omaha folks want a
ball team, it is up to someone to get
busy, for the other towns in the Western
league are beginning to talk about Uk
ing the franchise away. The owners of
other western league teams are "sore"
and hate to come to Omaha on account
of the small attendance.
The two games, today will finish up the
series-. . with . Topeka. ' Tomorrow the
Wichita team will come' for a four-game
series. Following the Wichita series the
Denver Grizzlies will come for four and
the Rourkes will then leave on a sixteen,
day trip. . "
CLASSIC HARNESS STAKES
HAVE RECORD ENTRY LISTS
DETROIT, Mich., July 14,-With nine
teen . entries paid up in the Merchants'
and Manufacturers' 810,000 sUke and fif
teen in the Chamber of Commerce $5,000
pace, the Detroit Driving club has estab
lished a new i. record with .its classics,
which will be raced during the Blue
Ribbon meeting here July 22 to 26. Fol
lowing are the eligibles:. ,
Merchants' and Manufacturers' stake,
2:24 trot, 81,000-Arona'' McKenney, Ber
gen, Bert Kelly, Blerne Holt, Dave Hale,
Director, Todd, Dorsch ; Medium, Ella
Todd, Lady Green Goods, Lord Guyton,
Marie McKerron, Mary G.; Maymack,
Meteor, , Onward Todd, Philbars, Queen
Worthy, Rapallo and the. Wanderer.
Chamber of Commerce stake, 2:13 pace,
33,900-Add F., Bradmont, . Chimes Hal,
Denver Jay, Empire Direct, Joe Patchen
II, Fanny D., Grand Opera, Henrtf H.,
Jessie Direct, Pat Logan, Pearl Patch,
Princess Patch, Sadie Hal and Wydrad.
The free for all events, which come
later " in the , week also are record
breakers in the size of their fields,' the
trot containing Billy Burke, Grace Girdle,
Colorado E., Don Labor, Gold Dollar and
Grace, while In the pace are Don Dens
more, Evelyn W.,- Hal B., jr., Independ
ence Boy, Ross K., Sir Rv and Vernon
McKinney. x '
Gossett Overworked.
' St. Joseph's catching " department .has
been seriously crippled. Gossett has been
overworked and Castle, the second string
man. has' been out with a broken wrist
M J LJ, 5ra? Old Age encourages health I
ll li'lk is- and , strengthIt has Just I
1 f llliilli5 ti&N ' "the right goodness to please . r.
I P II WM- V you always. : . I
! !! l ill ' ' ' The Amber pottle , ; '
III' " ' ilfVi,V ' cllU8es.0'd Ae t0 re'n I
SIffiL 'Amt4 original delicacy and sparkling I
fcipl .' effervescence. . , ' I
ySTftjtf. fflwA? ' ' Tamily trade supplied by: I
"Bud Fisher" -1'
WELL YOU
TDON'T HWE TO
StAf IN TH6
FIELD aUB WINS VICTORY
Walks Away from . Happy Hollow
Golf Team with Little-Effort,''
SCORE TWENTY-FOUR TO FOUR '
filchards Tarns la Low ' Score ia
- Handicap Shields, One-Armed
: - Golfiat, Trns in Eighty r
on Card.
.. . 'At"
The Field club golf team defeated the
Happy .Hollow squad on the Field club
links yesterday In a special match by
a team score of 24 to 4, upder the Nassau,
system of scoring. '
Following are the scores of the matcht
G. T. Wilson.... 3
S. W, Reynolds.. 2
J. W. Williams, i
C. G. McDonald.. 0
F. W. Ha!! 1
L F. Campbell.... 0
James ! Blakeney. 01 J. . ft. Morris...
D. L. Dougnerty 3E. T. Manning..
w. Kj. raimauer. 3K. A. Norastrom
J. B. Lindsay,
W. E. Schaffer... 0
ri. Jonnson......
F. P. Hamilton
King Denman...
OvH. Pratt
J. H. Conrad....
J. W. Hughes...
J. J. Fitzgerald... 0
T. W. Austin...... 3
Kenneth Reid 0
J. Van Burg 0
A. E. Reed 0
A. A. McCIure
Total 24 , Total 4
RICHARDS LOW IN HANDICAP
Brando, Shields, Nichols and Spen
cer Play Good Game.
Golfers at the Field Club yesterday
afternoon played for prizes offered by J.
W. Parish, E. M. Martin and H. D.
Neely. ,' "
C. M. Richards turned in the low card
of the day, a 74, made with seven 'strokes
handicap. With a handicap of 16, E. E.
Brando got a 73, his medal score being 89.
George W. Shields, the one-armed golf
iat, made an 80, as did A. O. Nichols
and J. E. Spencer. . '
The following scores were turned In:
Class B.
Gross. H'd'p. Net.
C. M. Richards ...... 81 7 74
A. O. Nichols 87 7 80
J. E. Spencer 90 10 80
F. L. McCoy 92 11 8i
T. F. Murphy .w..... 92 10 . 83
R. C. Warner 94 12 82
G. H. Pratt 90 8 - 82
" '' Class C.
' ' Gross. H'd'P. Net.
E. . -Brando i. 89 .16 ' 73
W. O. Yala 98 16 82
W. H: Bonnell 97 15 82
W. O. Challls ' 100 - 16 84
C. J. Merriam 101 14 87
W. M. Wood 107 18 . 89
W. H. Winder 109 18 : 91
C. E. Burmelster Ill 13 93
ELLICK VICTOR IN SWATFEST
Beats A.. R. Wells in Patting- Bee
After Hole is Tied.
. While the Happy Hollow club golf team
was being beaten at the Field club Happy
Hollow lesser lights indulged In a swat
fest for a water set given by George M.
Durkee, the runner up to receive a
safety, razor .from F. D. Wead. F. I.
ElUck won in a putting bee after he and
A. R. Wells had tied the elgteenth hole,
the others having dropped out. Following
are the scores of the ten who qualified
for the swatiest:
Gross. Handicap. Net.
M. W. Rhoades 96 22 '74
O. Sibbernson 92 '12 80
A. R. Wells.. 95 .14 ; 81 ,
S. A. Past 106 - 2t - S2
E. J. Wolf 94 12 ' 82
W. C. Lyle.: 105 22 S3 ''
F. Rlebel, Jr 100 . 16 ' 84
A. W. Clark.... 97 . 12 85
F. I. Ellick ...104- 18 " 86
F. M. Cox.;.. 96 12 84 1
. A. R, Wells had his inning on the prizes
for he and F. Rlebel, Jr., won over 8. '
H. Boyce and E. J. Wolf, 4 up and 3 to '
play in the best four-ball foursome.
They, received watches for their display.
' Key- to the Situation Bee Advertising.
- : i
rye-
1