THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1912.
it
OMAHA WINS IN THE NINTH
ddie Allen Savei the Day with a
V Drive to Left Field.
SCHIPKE SCORES FROM SECOND
Past Playinc from the Start, a 4
far Six Ianlar it Looked
Like a Shataat for
Wichita.
Eddlff Allen. Omaha' new outfielder,
won for Omaha the second game of the
series trlOi Wichita In the ninth Innlna
with a drive to left with Skipper Bill
', Bchlpks a second. Score: Omaha. ;
Wichita, fc
After one man was down' and Johnson
on third the Bklpper got to first by virtue
, of an trror In the ninth, and ceooiMTwheit
Johnson as caught of ( third. -Two men
were out' when- Allen came to bat and
visions of extra innings had visited the
hearts of-the fan." Just when thfnga
looked xiver-AUea caught the tall square
on the nose and slammed It to fair ter
ritory, while Skipper. Bill rushed across
the platter.
i The game was almost a repetition of
the preceding one. It was a pitchers
duel, with. tittle. Harry Hicks in great
ahape,' Tie had the Jobbers falling all
, ver tnemsehret trying to fathom his
wrinkles, "but there was nothing doing.
Five hits were all the little fellow would
i gtve and he wrlffed nine of the Wiehtta
elugjartv v ;
" Perry kept hla hits well scattered, but
the first Inning a double, a tingle and a
, sadrlfica scored the ffrst tun. The Job
bers tied It In the aoventh on a single, a
teal and f wo errors. An error and a
hit won the game la the ninth.
.. Hard Work In Rights.
., . It- looked like "good-night" for Oinaha
. In the ninth, but Harry Hlcka pulled
Himself . out of a -bad koto Fattlgrew
opened with a don Me, Hughes sacrificed,
Middletqn $eat out a bunt and then stole
. aeocnd. With on down and second and
, third populated, Hick worked hard.
A pop-up behind second by Da via was
apetrsd by Coyta, and then Callahan sent
a hard one to Nlehoff, who fielded it
iwfeetlfc but threw it bad to Kane. "The
latter dropped the oalV but picked it up
Jant In time to aava the game.
, Justice opened the first for the Rourkts
with 'a double to. right Coyle sacrificed.
,, Thomaaon beat out a bunt, while Justice
" scored. . '
Callahan started with a tingle In. Jthe
' stventn. westersti landed tare when he
forced Callahan at second. Weatertll-
stole second, went to third , when John
ao threw wild to second to catch him, tnd
scored on Mee t bunt, which wat booted
j- 'by Hlcka . ,
tt In the ninth Johnson opened with a
. double, Kant went out bunting on third
! strike. SchlpM laded, safa on Hughes'
I error. Nlehoff dropped e down in treat
f . of the plats and Clemont caught Johnson
, off third. ADtn singled to left, aoorfhg
Sohlpke. Scort
t
OMAHA.
AB. N.' H.
O.' A.
4 4
Justice,
Coyle, rt..
Thomason. ef...i.
Johnson, e.
4
S
2
s
0
0
0
... 4
..a
11
t;ane, id;..
S Schlpke, th..... ...... 4
j Niohoff. 3b,.,......,. 4
o
i
o
t (Allen. , H.'..'v.t. 4
lllcki,-p. 8
U Totlt..'...i..!tt &-Ciixuhi
t;"-- - "Jvmchita. :-:V:
I AB.T A,H.'O.A.'fe
f. Pettlgrew. If,
0.
ft
Hiighoa.. lb..,....v.. 8 .
0
0
0
0
0
0
I
t
j
UJdaietonr ci.t.v.
; Itvl. rf
. 4
Callahan, fA
J
WestersU. Jb.....o t
n Mee, 2b. . 4
Clemont, C
i Pmy, p....
. m
........ 8
0 '
Total!.. ...... ..V.. S3 V' 5
Kane out. bunted third atrlkt.
Two out when winning Tun tcortd.
Wichita-- ,'. , ,' . r
Hits total-
'i Two-brfse hits: Justice, Johnson, Petti
grew. Hit with Pitched ball: Johnson,
first bate on ball: 0 HJckt, 1; off
Perry, 1. Struck .out: ; By Hlckt. .9; by
f erry, 4.' Stolen bases: Thomason, Mld
leton. Schlpke. Sacrifice hlts: Coyle.
Westerall, Hughet, Left on basea: Omaha.
i; pichtta, Timet t:0. Umpiree:
Meyers and Kisan.
. tlOVX CTV IS BIO ' RALLY
Xlnt Rtai'la La at Two ianlaga Beat
ihm GriaaUea. , .
felOCX C1TT; la., July ll-By a dtt
pwate batting rally In the ninth, 6tout
City won a alow game from Denver to
day, 8 tat. Manager Andreaa wat ordered
off the field In the seventh for protest
ing decisions. Score.
f t tUUUA U'il. . '
- "--W..a- ; Aa' R. H.
Andreas; '!b...:....i. 8 00
Wlliion. rf..... ...... J I t
A.E.
I
smith, at... $ .o..i.!
Myers, ef .... t l .1 v'
Breen, If.............. 4 1 .11
'fen nan, lb..... C j .1 H
Keiliy. aa. 4.1 1 4
J. French. rf-2b..... 8 . 2 8 1
4
Orendorff. c 8 it I ' 1
Clark, p..
, S 6 0 1
.. 0 0 0 , 0.
. 1 t 1
. t 1 I
urown, p
Cad man ,
White ...
Total
i 16 W 17 t
' Kcnworthy, U-ar...; ( 0
0
'"'
;
8
. 8
0
Catftldy. rf.v..'.... 4
Beall. cMf... ........ 8
(juiUin, 8b.v.J.v I
voiiey. ts
Sohreiber, rf..
C. Krench, 2b.
Undey, lb....
Block, cf-e....
Harris, p......
epahr
a '
.m'v8 ;
15
Totals ......J....41 I 1 St 16 I
Batted for Clark in ninth.
Batted for Brown In tenth. -
'Batted lor Schrelber In tenth.
One out when winning run scored. ;
Sioux City ....... 00000066 8-8
XMnvor ...........1 ttltttltM
Two-bate hltt: Myers. Beall, Biock.
Three-baae hit: Beall. Home run: Coffey.
iaf.rlfiC hltt: Corry. Harris, C. JYench.
Stolen naset: Myers, Spahr, Coffey.
luble plays: Coffey to French to Llnd
. y, ijellly to Smith. Left on bases: Bious
City. : tenver, 14. Hits: Off Clark. 13 in
nine Innings; off Brown. 2 In one inning.
Xases on balls: Oft Clark. 4; off Brown,
1; off Harris, 8. Struck out: By Clark. 4:
by Harris, 4. Baika: Clark, 1 Hit by
, pitched balls: -Boa it, C. French. Time:
2:03. Umplret Knapp and Flynn.
.... , ' f:f - I I .
1 ANTELOPES TAKE TWIX BILL
, ond '". fcoateat ) Tvelve.IaBas
. Filaaeis'-De
LINCOLN, Neb., July 18Lincoln won
. both yamea of today't double-header with
Ues Molnea, tie Xirat by 4 to 8 and the tec
. ond, a twelvo-iimlng pitcherf duel, by 2
to 1. - It wat. beta ball booeter day n
probably a record crowd for the teaaon
on the home ground! taw two wall played
.; gameer gcore, first game:
' LINCOLN.
AB. R.
H.
O. A. E.
Berghajnmer, aa .... o
1 0
uoyd, z. . 4
1
e
0 o
10
0
1
Cobb. rf. A.i.. i
Mccormick, If, t
Cole. cf. ,. 2
Barbour; 3b. 4,
i'jillen,- lb. '4
Caxuey, e. 8
10
While Reeling Between Records
' H iSimJ'f 1 ' 9 Vi Mope Tf ' Worry At '
jl
WEST. JJEAOUE.
a NAT. LEAGUE.
W.L.pct
New Tork... St 20 .744
Chicago ....48 28 .632
Pittsburgh .46 81 .897
Cincinnati .41 40 . 606
Philudel a ..96 88 .478
St. Louis. ...84 48 .410
Bt Joseph. 48 tT .86
Omaha 48 S .652
Sioux aty..4 40 .6
Denver ....47 41 .684
Wichita ....44 a .tin
,ps Molntt.41 44 .W
Ldncoin ..,.8 16 .462
Brooklyn ...30 48 .880
Topaka 82 68 .3b1 Boston ,.,.',.32 69 '.in
AMER. LEAGUE,
AMER. ASS'N.
WLPrt
W.L.Pct
J.-.'-fI ?S -Columbua ..82' 83 .868
Wasblngt'n 61 88 ..
rawneapolll 87 86 .;o
Toledo ......87 8 .818
rniiaaera ..47 35 .673
Clevtland ..42 43 .491
Detroit ....40 43.483
amwauitee. 43 52 ,468
St. Paul...,.89 67 . 408
Louisville ..34 66 .882
Ind'napoli 84 69 .M
MINKLKAOUB.
St Louie. ..24 68 ,300
fivw Tork..22 8s .886,
: NIB. LHAOUK.
Kearney .,,80 28 m Humboldt ..22 -sm
Buptrior ...,l? 8io ; i
'.' i ' Yeaterday's Reanlts. ,
. wEstrnks lkaSub. ' ' '
Wichita, l; Omaha, 1 ,
' Dtnvar, I;. Bioux Cityt 9, t - v j, .
icp5 ? TV
Pt Moines, 2-1; liaepln, M"
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn, 4; Pittsburgh, 8rten innlngt.iimi. rf..i lit tDoyn. tb....4'j i i
x-miaaeipnia, o; Cincinnati, o.
New York. 1; Chicago, 8.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago, t; Wtthlnjrton. 1 ,
Detroit, t; Boston, 7.
St. Louis, 6-2; New York. 1-1. '
Cleveland, 2; Philadelphia, 6. )
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Indlanapollt-Milwauktt, rain.
Loulevtlle, 1: Kansti City, 8.
Columbua, 4; flt Paul( 8.
Toledo, 1-8; klnneapollt. M. -
'. Oarnea Today, .""
Western League-Wichita at Omaha,
Denver at Situs City, Bt Joseph at To
pekt, Det Molnet at Lincoln.
National LeagueBoston at Pittsburgh,
Brooklyn at St. Louis, New York at Pitts
burgh, Philadelphia at Chicago. "
American League Chicago at Boston,
Detroit at Philadelphia, Ht. Louis at
Washington, Cleveland at New Tork.
American AMoclatton Indianapolis at
Minneapolis. Columbus at ' Kansas City,
Toledo at Milwaukee.
Mink League-Hiawatha at Nebraska
City, Auburn at Beatrice, -Humboldt at
Fallt City. .
Imlth, p.
Mi... 4 1
Total 81 4 8
' , , DBS MOINES.
. AB. R. H
Curtis, cf. 4 0 0
2T I
o.
1
i '
r
i
t
10
0
?
1
A.
14
0
t
0
0
0
0
0
1
Hahn, rf. 4
Belden, If. ,-., 4
Olalre, at ... 8
ColUgan. 2b. 8
Koret, lb.
2
Leonard, 8b.
McOraw, a.
Faber, p. ....
Totals ....
Lincoln ......
Det Molnet
8 8
24
0
ft
..... 0 1 0
10 10 0
-4
0 0-2
Three-base
hit: Carney. Two-baa
hltt: Hahn. MoGraw. Double playa:
Lloyd to Mullen: Korea to Fber. Left
cn basea: Lincoln, 7; Det Moines. 1.
Stolen baaet: Loyd, McCormlck, Cole,
Barbour. Mullen 3). Sacrifice hit:' Cole.
Struck out: By Smith, 10; by Fa bar, 7.
Baaet on bant: Off Smith, 1; off Fabtr.
1 Hit by pitched bait: Faber, L Paeaed
bail: Carney. Time: 1.60. ; Umpire:
Haskell.
Scort, atooad game: J
' LINCOLN. :
' . AB. R. H. O. A. B.
wergnammer, ss..,.6. I i 1 1 0
iJtUTO. BD....
Cobb, rf.: ,. If
McCormlck, lf.. 8
Cole, cf
Barbour, 3b...
Mullen, lb,,..,;
Carney, c......
Hagerman, p.
Totalt......
0
II
13
0
2 9 M 12- 0
DES MOINES.
. AB. R. ' VL
o.
1
" 0
1
I
14
0
?
0
0
A. JE.
0 0
Curtis, cf
Hahn, rf....,.
Belden, If
Claire, ta ,
ColUgan, 3b.....
Kores, lb
.........
0
.6
.6
. I
.8
.6
0
0
0
0
1
0
0 0
yiatowski, e... ...... 4
Sweet, p , 2
"Isbeil 1
Douglass, p 6
Totals.. ....... ....a , 1 9 S6 20 0
Two out when winning run scored.
Batted for Sweet in the twelfth.
Lincoln lto0i-.i
Dea Molnet... , 0000180000001
Two-base hltt: Barbour, Belden. Claire.
Double play: Berghammer to Uoyd to
Mullen. Left on baaet: Lincoln, 6; Det
S Moines. 10. Stolen baaes: McCormlck,
ahn. . -Sacrifloe hlttt Lloyd. Barbour.
ulUin. Curtis, Sweet. Struck out: Bv
Hag erman 12: by Sweet. . First btst oh
b?JlA f Hagerraan. 3: otf Sweet. 1;
off Douglas h, 2. HIU: Off Sweet. 7 In
eleven innings; off Douglasa, 2 in one
inning. Time: 2:80. Umpire: , Haskell.
-, ' ,.
' Deadly Friarat .
tHMttttM tufterert from lung trouble till
they learn Dr. King's New Discovery
will help them Price 60c and 2108. For
tale by Beaton Drug Co,
OuT a X4P uAOts JOHNSON'S
CUBS CONQUER THE GIANTS
League Leaden Beaten by Score of
Three to One.
LAVENDER OTJTFLINGS TESREAU
Twlrler Who Defeated Marqnard
Again Wine from New1 York by
Superior Work la Plnchea .
' ' Two Twlrlers.
CHICAGO, July lfl.-Clilcago crept one
tame closer to New York In the pen
nant race today, by defeating the lead
ers,. 2 to 1. The game wat a pltchert'
battle, in which Lavender pitched to
better advantage than Teareau in the
pinches.. This Is Lavender's second vic
tory over New Tork during the east
erns v western invasion; his first victory
being the defeat of Marquard. : Chicago
made two runt on an error, an out,
two paaed balls, a tingle and a triple,
white the third run was made by bunch
ing hits. . New York's lone run resulted
from a trlpple and an error by Tinker
in relaying the ball after the hit. One
of the largest crowds of the season waa
ra tuendtnefc. Store:' r" " ' ' y
'f- CWCAftO. "(.. : U1W YORK .
! AB.M.O.A.B. ' 'AB.U.0.A.I1.
tHWitrt. If. I 1 It OBnodfrua, It t O 1 0 t
Tlnlnr, u... 8 lit 2Bacltr. ef... 4 t I t t
Elm'mui, lb 4 1 0 1 OMtsrkl. lb.. 4 0 I 1 t
Luch, cf...,4 Oil 0 Murray, rf.. 4 1 0,0 t
alr, lb..,. 1 D10 I OHenot, lb.. 4 18 8 8
Cvtra. 8b.... I 0 14 lMayert, e...4 lilt
Archer, .,..! I 10 0 OFlnteher, at I I I I
Uvaodar, p. I 1 0 I OTmntu, p.. I 0 0 8 4
Devore .... 0 0 I 0 I
Totals 31 7X7 11 SMfer ..... 1 0 t 4
MoConnlclt 1 0 0 t
TataH 17 1 14 10 8
Ran tor Meyera In thuiuntn.
Batted for Fletcher In the ninth.
Batted for Teareau in the ninth.
Chicago 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 8
New York 0 ft 0 1 0 0 0 0 01
Three-bast hits: Hurray, Sheckard.
Stolen baae: Fletcher. Double playa:
Hertog to Merkle. Fletcher to Doyle.
Left on bases: Chicago. 8; New York,
9. Bases on balls: Off Tesreau, 2. Struca
out. By Lavender. 7; by Tesreau, (V
Paused ball: Meyera (2). Time: 1:35.
Umplret: Brennan and Owene.
Brooklyn Loeee In Tenth. .
PITTSBURGH. July l.-ftttsburgn de
feated Brooklyn In ten innings. Brooklyn
twice tied the score, the first time be
oause of a wild throw by Cola and again
by hitting Colo freely. Score:
Batted for Ingling in tenth.
PrrTSBtlROH. " v BROOKLYN. .
AB.H.O.A.C. Ai.K.O.A.B.
Muiwr, ff,. lit IMma, at... I lite
M'K-ea-t, it 1 0 1 1 ONsrthea, rf.. I 1 1 t
Ctrer, II.... 8 8 8 1 Bmllh. lb... 8 til
Wiiner, as.. 4 8 8 4 OHummd, lb. 1 1 4 1
t
t
t
8. MUUr, Ik 4 8U 1 tDavtert. lb, 4 H9 8
WIImb, et...l tit pti7, u 1 tit
M'Crthy. Ik 4 I t I OCutiht'. Ms 4 1 f 1
Hlmaa, e....4 ill otoolar, 4 8 3 3
t
4
8
t
Col. p..v...l 4 t I 10. MlUar, e. 4 1 8 8
Rcbinaca,. Pl 1 t tinning. M I t
. .4--Ph,ip, 1 e t t t
Totali.....3IUM18 lTekr, ... t t t t t
Totala It l8 13 8
Two out whan winning run made.
Pittsburgh 0 0 ft t ft ft ft 3 0 1-4
Brooklyn 000000200-4
Two-base hit: Mentor. Three-base
hits, Wagner, Wilton. Bases on balls:
Off Colt, 8. Struck out: By Cole. 2; by
Ingllng, 2. Hits: Oft Cole, 6 In nine in
nings; off Robinson, 2 In one Inning;
off iKHntf. 10 in, nine innlgs; off Rucker,
2 in two-tliirds Inning. Time: 1:52. Um
pires; Rlngler and Finneran.
Pttllllea Win Again. -
CINCINNATI. July 18,-Phlladelphia
made it tour out of five garnet by win
ning tht final contat of tne series with
Cincinnati. Alexander allowed only four
scattered hltt. Store:
PHILADELPHIA. ClXClNSAfl.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O A t.
raikert. ef.. I tit tBenhtr, U..4 lilt
LoMrt. K... I 111 tNtnana, cf. 4 t 1 1
Mr, ' It... 4 111 tHobllU'l, lb 3 1 J 1
Crtvata. rt. 4 t I t tMltebell, rf. 4 1 It
Ladama, lk. I 1 I t IkUDaa't all I I
KnK b... 4 111 IPhalan, lb.. I t t I
Daolaa. at... 4 t I 3 IKaa. lb.... I til
Dooia, e I lit OMcUas, c... I tit
Alnier, pl t t 0 8uns, p 1 0 t 3
Dlvlt, p...,. 1 I t I
Totals. ....17 It IT 10
TUla.....ll '4 13 I
Philadelphia ...... 3 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 0-8
Cincinnati .....v.. ftOOftftOOOO-0
Two-base hit: Hoblltsel. Three-basei
hits: Ludarua, Knabe. Hits: Off Sugga,
8 In four innings; off Davis, 6 in five
innings. Basea on balls: on Alexander,
3; off Davla. 1. Struck out: By Alex
ander..!; by Suggs, 1; by Da via, 1. Time:
1:38. Umpires: bason and Kmslie.
AMERICAN ATHLETES PLAY
BASE BALL AT STOCKHOLM
STOCKHOLM. July 18.-A team of
American athletes representing the east
defeated a team representing the west
in an exhibition game of base ball thie
afternoon by to 1 Piatt Adamt, New
Tork Athietlo dub, and C. E. Briokley,
Harvard university, Composed the bat
tery for the east, while Walter McClure.
Olymplo Athletic aaaoplttlon. Ban Fran
cisco: R. L. Byrd. Adrian college, and
Edward F. Lindbtrg, Chicago Athletic
astootatlon, . were at the post for the
watt The game waa a novelty to tne
Swedes and a big crowd waa present
Persistent Advertising if tht Road to
jjjigV K turns, .
Copyright, 1J1S, National
Chicaeo TJses .Four Pitchers in
.. Attempt to Save Game.
PLAYING FEATURE
Pitcher Strike ' Oot Tea Batters
and Makes On of the Longest
Hltt . on Record for a
, Hon Run.
WASHINGTON, July 16.-Chicago. uted
four pitchers today, but Washington won,
7 to 2. Johnson's pitching and batting
featured tht game. , Ht struck out, ten
battera and made one of the longest hltt
on record for a homo, run, tht ball going
over Collins' head toltht extreme center
field fence. The game wat called at tht
end of the eighth inning to allow Chi
oago to catch a train for Boston. Scort:
WASHINGTON. , ' i CHICA0O.
AB.H.O.A.81. ,: AB.H.O.A.a.
Moeller, rt- 4 1 1 t tlUtk, lb 8 13 4 3
reattr, lb... 4 I I 2 lOallabaa. II. 4 1 H
Milan cj.,.,4 1 1 0 OLord. lb..... 4 1 t 0
Gnri, lb... lilt OCbllUM, ef.. 4 3 3 1
M cjan, lb,. 4 11 .0 IDodla, rl ... I 4 t t
Alnsmith, e. 11 10 0 tBaat, ,.... t 10 1
Mc&rMe, as, 8 I I I -tUafa, p.... t t t 1
tbanlcs, If... 4 1 1 S OFournier, '114 I I I
Johntoo, p.. 8 I t I tWaavar, n.. 4 13 0
Kuh a.i.,,-1 110 4
Totala It 8 14 I t Patera, 0 0 1
' ; Ball p lot!
' ,;' Mclatyra,- rt 1 0 1 0
.1' . .' , v tWhite ..... 10 0 4
Totala... ..81 7 14 11 8
Molntyrt batted for Bell in the sixth.
Batted (or Bent in tht eighth.
Chicago .......;:.. .".i.O 0 v 0 2 0 -2
Washlnfton ... 1.......2 1 ft. 0 2 0 2-7
, Three-baa hits: Shanka, Milan. Homt
runs Johnson. Hits: Off Peters, 2 in one
inning;-off . BelU t la four Jnnlngt; off
Bent, 3 In two inning off Lange, 1 In
one inning. 6eorifle hit: Gtndil. Stolen
pate: - Moeller. Jeft on oatea: unicago,
8; Washington, 8. First base on balls:
Off Bell, 8; off Bens. 2; off Johnson, 1;
off Lange, 1. First baae on errors: Chi
cago, 2; Washington, 2. Struck out: By
peters, 1; by Bell, 3; by Bens, 1; by John
son, 10; by Lange, 1. Time: 1:45. Um
pires: O'Loughlln and Egan.
Browns Take Doable-Header.
NEW YORK, July M.-3t. Louis took a
double-header from New York here to
day, 6 to 1 and 3 to t Tht double de
feat tent the New Yorkert back to last
place. Both Baumgartner and Hamilton
pitched fine garnet for St. Louis. George
Davit, the New York Williams college re
cruit, made hit major leagua debut in the
second game and pitched well Score,
first game:
8T. LOUIS. NEW TORK.
AB.H.O.A.8J. AB.H. O.A.I.
ahotten. 14 4 ODanlala, It.. I 1 14 4
Jantten, rf.. 4 0 10 OCbaaa, lb.... 4 t
Kutlna, lb.. 4 1 7 0. 0Starreu, of.. I I
Pratt, is.... 4 14 8 Zlnn, rt 3 1
Laporta, Ik.. 3 1 3 I 4 Simmons, lb 4 1
Auatln. lb... 4 I t I OHartMll. lb. 4 t
Comptoa, lb. I I 1 0 0 Martin, ia.. 1 1
Krtch.ll. .. I 1 I 1 t'W'lvartoa . 1 t
atephena, a.l I 4 4 0 Sweeney, e.. 3
B'mi'ta'r, 4 I t 1 tWaraap, p .. 8
Totals.. ... iriU 8 Total.....) 6 87 8 1
Batted for Martin In ninth.
Et Louis 000808ftlft-5
New York ft ft ft ft 0 ft 0 1-1
First bat on errors: New York, t; St,
Louis, 1. Two-bast . hits: Krlcaelt,
Pratt Three-bate hltt: Pratt, Comp
ton. Homo run: Kutlna. Sacrifice hit:
Jantsen. Sacrifice fly: Laporte, Stolen
baser Austla Left on basea: New
York, ; St. Louis, 6. Double plays:
Austin to Laporte , to Kutlna; Pratt to
Laporte to Kutlna. Baaes on balls: Off
Warhop, 1; otf Baumgartner, 1. Struck
out: By Warhop, 7; by Baumgartner, 4.
Hit by pitcher; By Baumgartner, Ster
rett. Time: 1:40. Umpires: Connolly
and Hart
Scort, second game; , . .
T. LOUIS. NgW YORK.
AB.H.O A B. AB.H.O.A E.
Bhettae, ef.. 3 114 OCtntals. tf.,4 o 1 1 4
Jenteea, rt.. I 1 t t tCheas, lb.... 4 I t t 1
Kutlna, lb.. I 1 11 I tsterrett. cf.. I I I t t
Pratt, aa. .. 4 1 1 I lZlnn. rf 4 t 1 0 t
Laporta, lb.. 4 1 I 4 tttsuaoae, lb 4 t 1 4 t
Auatla, la... 8 118 1 Hart Mil I. I t I 3 t
Comptoa, If. I lit OUartla, as... 1 till
gtaphana, a.. 4 7 1 ttvaenay, e.'.l 1 It 1
Hamilton, p. 4 8 3 3 4MeCoanett .1 14 t 4
Davla. p 8 1 t I t
Totala... ..II 117 14 !WalTertot . 1 4 4 4 t
. .. ' Totals M T 37 16
Batted for fiweeney in ntnthi i
Batted for Davit In, ninth. .
St Louis 00200000 0-3
New York 0 0 0 0 0 ft 0 1
First base on errors: New York, 1: St
Louis, 1. Two-base hits: Chase, Laporte.
Three-base hits: McConrrelL Sterrett
Sacrifice hits: Hartsell, Compton.
Sacrifice fly: Kutlna. Stolen base:
Austin. Left on bases: New York, 11;
St. Louis, . Bases on balls: Off Davis,
3; off Hamilton, 4. Struck out: By Davis,
3; by Hamilton. 5. passed bail: tstephens.
Time: 2:10. Umpires: Hart and Connolly.
; Boa ton Bents Tigers.
Boston July 18. Boston made it four
out or rive irom Detroit by winning 7
to 2 today. Detroit gave tht recruit
southpaw, Moran. poor support. Score;
BOSTON.' DETROIT.
AB.H.O.A.t. AB.H.O.A.t.
Hooper, rf... lilt IVItt 8b..... 4 t I I I
Terkaa. lb... I 111 OBoih. aa 4 1 I I 1
Spaakar. ef.. lilt tCebb. ef 4 I 4 t t
lii. n. .. t l e ocravfert, rt, I t 1 t 1
Oartner. I. Z 1 1 1 t Dt'lanty, H 4 3 1 4
nasi, it.... 4 3 8 t tMertarty. Ill 1 I 4
Wasner. at.. I t 8 3 lleuaan; It,. I 8 4 3
carrltaa, e. I I I I tstaaasa, ... I I 1 i
CWllna, p... 3 8 t 1 tOntlew. e... I 8 t I
, -biarea, ....! t t 8
Totala.. ... 1 87 8 1
Totala.. ...II 18418 8
Boston ............ 4 t 1 I t 4 I t M
Dttrott lft2-4
Two-hasa hit: StahL Threevbase' alt:
Cobb. Sacrifice hits: Collins, Mori arty.
Hooper. Sacrtflca fltea: Watmer, Cn.
ford, Morlarty. Left on bases: Boston.
7; Detroit 4. Baaet on halls; Off Moran,
a. First has on errors: Boston, 1: De
troit V Hit by pitched ball: Speaker.
Struck out: By Collins, 3: by Moran, L
Ttme, 1:86. Umpires: Dineen and Sheri
dan. .v , ' ' '' -Athlettf
OatwUy Hss.
PHILADELPHIA. Jury 18. Clrveland
- Drawn by
News Ass1
PHILADELPHIA. CLEVELAND. ,
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Maggert. If.. I 1 I t 0 FcklBpa',' SS I lilt
Lor4. rt 4 1 1 OOlaon. lb....i 1
I 1
1 t
7 1
e l
i o
I e
I l
t i
t o
0 I
Colllai. lb.. I 0 I t tJackaon, if. 4 t
Baker. 4b.... 4 III OOrlgga lb... 4 1
Mclnnea, lb. 1 111 OTurnar. 3b.. I I
Strunk, cf... 4 110 OB'm'ham, cf4 t
Barry. ....! M 1 IRyia, 4 1
Thomaa, o... I 0 4 1 OLM'faton, el 0
Houek, p.... 4 0 11 OStaea. p..... 1 0
. p.... t 0
Totals II 1 17 11 lEaatariT ... 1 1
, Neittll'.,.. 1 1
i,; Ttlf.;i.,34 4 84 19 1
Batted for Steen in the seventh.
Batted for Gregg In the ninth.
Two-base hits: Mclnnes. Olson. Bases
on balls: Off Steen, 4; off Gregg, 1; off
Houck. 2. Hit by pitched ball: By Houck,
Livingston. Struck twt: By 8teen, ; by
Gregg, 1; by Houck, 2. Hltt: Off Steen,
6 in tlx innings; off Gregg, 4 in two in
nings. Umplret: Westervelt and Evans.
THREE GAHESJO KEARNEY
Wallops Superior in Two Contests
of Double Bill.
UMPIRE KBfOWLTON BUSY MAN
Fines Cement Makers and Cavses
Thene. Mock GriefYork De
feats the Pathfinders,
Eight to Six.
. KEARNEY, Neb.. July 16.-(6peclal
Telegram.) Three games to Kearney In
cluding a double header today is the re
sult of the Superior series played on the
Kearney grounds. Among the features
of the game today was tht work of Um
pire "Knowlton whose decisions were ob
jectionable to Superior, several of their
men being fined and the last game being
played under protest Score, first game:
R.H E.
Superior ..... 0 ft 0 ft 0 0 ft 0 1-1.5 6
Kearney .... 0 1 1 0 0 ft" 3 0 -4 6 0
Batteries: Superior, Vanot. and Lis
sette; Kearney, Lots and Gray. Two
base hits: Herrlott (2). Bases on balls:
Off Vance, 3; oft Lots, 2. Struck out:
By Vance, 6; by Lots, 7. Hit by pitcher:
By Vance, 2. Time: 2:00. ,
Second game: "' '.. . , ' . R.HJ3.
Superior ft 2 ft ft 0 2 2ft '0-611 1
Kearney ..... 2 1 7 0 1.0 4 ft. -8-10 1
Batteries: Superior, Irwina and Prucha;
Kearney. Wright and Gray. Two-base
hits: Herriott Bockewits. Orr. Three.
base hits: bpellmah (2), Minert Home
run: Bchueren. Bases on bails: Off
Irwin, 1; off Wright, 1. Struck out: By
Wrignt, 6. Time; 1:42. Umpire; Knowi
ton. Hastings Crawls Ahead.
HASTINGS, Neb., July 16.-(Speclal
Telegram.) After allowing Grand Island
to take tht lead in a shower of errors
In' the third inning, Hastings settled
down to toght ball and hit ' Hartman
hard lata In the game.-
Jokerst failed to corns through on A
pinch hit in the twelfth inning and Mtnke
finished. Two walks, a sacrifice, a steal
and a scratch hit by Harm brought 11
the winning runs for Hastings. Score:
- R.H.E.
Grand Island 01201000000 1-6 10 2
Hastings 100000201002-6 12 10
Batteries: Grand Island. Hartman.
Manke and Coe; Hastings. Shdaner and
Bachant.
York Beats Fremont.
FREMONT. Neb., July 16.-(Speclal Tel-
egram.)-York defeated the Pathfinders
this afternoon in a twelve inning contest
which was a hard fight from the time the
first ball went over the plate until the
twelfth when Malmqulst knocked out a
four-bagger with two men on the bases
sending in three runs. Captain Bennett
did not get discouraged. Tht Pathfinders
started out to knock the cover off the
ball, but could get in only one score
Tork played almost an errorless game
and has shown great Improvement since
they were hart before. ' Rouse, at usual,
did fine work in tht field and made a
home run." Score: ' R.H.E.
York 1000001 12 Oft 38 14 1
Fremont 1 0 0110101 0 01-813 5
Batteries: York, Raid, Wright, Ellis
ana . w n-euey; irremont, TDeissen. King
don and Kelt.
Seward Loses to Pawaeea,
SEWARD, Neb., July 18. (Special Tel-
ttrranuV-Beward lost today to Columbus,
to 11 Crannln's hitting was the feature.
ht getting one, three base hit, two two
bass hits and a single in five timet up.
The catch of Neff s line drive against
the left field fence by Leaoh was also
noteworthy. Seward has dropped three to
Columbus 1 athia series. Tht contest to
day was olosely played on tht part of
both teams and there were a great many
Close decisions for Umpire Graves to
guess on, but he demonstrated to the
players and to the crowd that he Is the
best umpire by far who has presided over
COLLARS
that give the
best service
are marked
Hal Coffman
the bame played In Seward this season.
Score: . . R.H.E.
R H E
Seward 0 1 0 2 4 0 0 0 1- 8 15 8
Columbus .. 00001004 61115 4
Batteries: Seward, Stanley, Hanson
and , Csmpf laid; Columbus, . Balliett
aimer and Harrison. Struck out: Bv
Niamey, a; ny uauiett, l; by Palmer,
first oase on balls: Off Stanley, 2; off
Palmer, 1. Hit with pitched ball: By
Hanson, 2. Double plays: Hanson to
Campfield to Zlnk. Zlnk to Neff. Palnsr
to Balliett to Palmer. Three-base hit:
Brennen. Two-base hits: Brennen (2).
Time: 1:45. Umpire: Graves.
JOSEPH SHADES TOPEKA
Timely Hitting Scores Three Rons
tor Visitors,
TOPEKA, Kan., July W.-Timely hit
ting scored three runs for St. Joseph
and the visitors won. Score:
' TOPEKA.
AB. R.
O.
0
3
2
12
1
4
A.
0
0
8
Lee, rf
King, cf
Cochran, 3b ...
Gardner, lb ...
Gear, rf
Walsh, 2b .....
Peterson, ss ,,
Chapman c ...
Hornsbury, p
Totals
32 2
ST. JOSEPH.
27 17 1
AB. R. H.
O.
1-
0
0
2
11
2
1
10
0
A.
ft
0
3
0
ft
8
0
2
1
Kelly, rf ...
Powell, if .
Rellly, 2b ...
Zwililng, cf
Borton, lb .
Meinke, ss .
Roth, 3b ...
Gossett, c .
Crutcher, p .
8
8
Totals .......... 23
Topeka 0 1
St. Joseph ........ 1 0
3 8
1 0 0
0 0 0
27.
0 0
2 ft
8. 2
0 0-2
0 0-8
Three-base hit- Too Tn,n.ho. lu.
a. , . - - Tt j-wa.ma Iglaa3
Rellly, Crutcher, Roth. ' Sacrifice hits:
Cochran, Hornsby, Powell. Stolen bases:
i voenran, oieinKe.
SruK iTsK I 11 CLERMONT" is S
chaWyn.cn&re7;jthe collar worn by
utr Hornsby, 2; off
out: By Hornsby,
raesea Dai is:
Johnson,
Beatrice Uses Quinn
and Defeats Auburn
FEIATRICB; Neh.," July", 16.-(Speeial
Teleram.)-Beatrlce won " the second
game from Auburn today by the score of
4 to 8. Quinn, formerly of the Superior
team In the Nebraska State league,
pitched a fine same for the locals. The
batting of Martin of Beatrice, who hit
a home run and a single, bringing in
three runs, was a feature. Score:
RUT
Auburn ...... 3 0 ft 1 0 1 0 0 2-7 13 0
Beatrice .... 02010001 '-4 88
Batteries: 7nndrmon m.....
Quinn and Pot set.
FALLS CITY, Neb., July l.-(Special
Telegram.)-In a listless game Humboldt
won the second game of the series.
Scort: R.H.E.
Humboldt ..'3 0010100 2 7 13 0
Falls City.. ft0ft000D0ft-081
Batteries: Falla rirv MClnra mr,A
Shestack; Humboldt, Jerrott and Diets.
Umpire: Ward.
NEBRASKA CITT, Neb., July 16.-(Spe-
r
H Rfisfa Varil la Hhmnlc. Htm if I t
t WJ f '
American Shooting Experts
Win .Against AH Nations
Indiridaal Clay Bird Championship Won by J. R.
Graham, ahooting a REMING TON- UMC Pump
Gun and Arrow Steel Lined Sheila, score 96 ex 100.
Team Championship Five high men in victorious
American team shot REMINGTON-UMC Arrow1
Steel Lined Shells.
' RcTolTer and Pistol ChampionshipA.P. Lane, ahooti -
, ing REMINGTON-UMC Metallic Cartridge -made
the beat individual score and a world's record
in the team competition, score 509 ex 600; won '
the individual competition at 30 metrea, score 287
ex 300, arid won first in the team competition at 30
metres, score 292 ex 300. I,
Q&tiBS&fcSMS Steel Lined Shells Were, chosen
on this remarkable record; 15 out of 17 big na -tional
handicaps including the 1912 Grand ,
American.
.tiea&ZQtlTUMC Metallic Cartridges are worlds
record holders. The scores hung up by Mr.
Lane, are additional shooting testimony to their
accuracy and sure fire. , .1, , l
Writs) forComptete Catalogue .
Rcc!c3tea Anas-Union Metallic Cartridge Co. .
"K-i Broadway,
cial Telegram.) Nebraska City won - the
second game from Hiawatha today. The
sensational features of the game, were
Drum knocking a 'home run with one man
on base, and Clair knocking a three
bagger with three men on basses. Score:
-.R.H.E.
Hiawatha ....0 1 0O4001O-8M1
Neb. City 3 0010000 4-7 14 4
Batteries: Rilev. Shimmel and Maxey;
Conway and Gold wait Umpire: Irvin.
CARR S A YES GAME FOB BLUES
Kansas City Beats Louisville in the
. ; Eighth Inning. ' ,
THREE TO ONE : FINAL SC0BE
i .......
Team Leader, Who Has Been Til,
Hits for Two Bases and Scores
Two Men. and Himself,..,
Gains Home Plate.
KANSAS CITY, July
18. Afters Bar-
beau had walked, Flene singled and Love
filed out in the eighth. Manager .Carr,
who has been 111. replaced First Baseman
Chase and hit for two bases, scoring Bar-
beau and Fiene." Corrlgan followed: with
another double, scoring his chief tthd
Kansas City defecated Louisville In the
last gams of the series, 3 to 1.' Until
the eighth the locals were unable 'to
hit when the bases were "occupied.
Score: V" '
KAJJSAS CITT. ' MOlSVILLai:
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.dWt.B.
Barbeau. lb. 3' 1 1 1 OBureh. ef... I . A l
Fiona, rf....4
bore, of 4
Cbaae, lb.... 1
Carr, lb 1
Corrldon, aa. 4
O'Connor, e. 4
Coulton, If. . 8
8 1
1 OHayaan.. n. . 4 i v o
0 OBUnab'ry, It 4 110 0
0 OLennot; lb.. I I t
0 0Be'ralllr,.it4 14 1 t
3 Flatter, lb... 1 4 7 4 1
1 Burke, , lb... 4 3 0
0 OSohlar, o.... 4 . 1 .4 1 0
1 oMoaklm'n, pl I I 1 0
10 ' '( --.--.
0 0 ToUll.y.N.33 8 24 1, I
0 1
0 10
1 I
Downey, tb. 1
Haddoi, p.. I
Jamee 1
Gallia, p.... 0 0
Tnl..'...a 8 27 11 I ' ' W
Batted for Maddox in the seventh. .?
Louisville 0 10 0. 0 . 0r 0 . 0r-l
Kansas City ...... 0 0 0 0 0; 0, a -S
Two-base hits: Burch, Carr,-Corrldon.
Three-base hit: O'Connor. Bases on
balls: Off Moskiman, 1; oft.Maddox, -3.
Struck out: By Moskiman, 4; by. Gallia,
2. Stolen bases: 8chlel, Coulson,' Beau
mlller. FJrst on errors: Louisville, 2;
Kansas City, 3. Double plays:. Burke
to Beaumlller to Fisher, Baaumlller, to
Fisher, Beaumiller to. Burke, Ccrridon
to Downey to Chase. Left On iiases:
Louisville. S; Kansas City, 8. oTfriie:
1:52. Umpires: Cahill and Irwin. s:-r
' - j..
RnshvIUe Wins and Loan.
RUSHVILLE, Neb., July 16,-(Speclal.)
Rushvllle base ball team defeated, the
Valentine team yesterday iff to. v,frhe
same teams played Sunday' when .the
score was 10 to 5 in favor of Voleritlne.
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neck.
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