Bringing Up
WA A.VFDL?
.J
I v I As . 41 f ? I jfe zT-: 1 ' B people r: y
ROURKES SOFT FOR SlOUXi::'.-:-.!:-: ;
t'enllebner. lb J
Pa's Athletes Blow Up When They
Rub Into Bioux Contact. Mine.
LEJEUNE AND SMITH STAR
, Typhela PatltX aad Aarlent Short
stop Oeeaay '" lre of I alclaaa
al Ike Bat, While Clarke
Heaves leel
Pepper Clarke, no named because ha
hasn't sot a lot of that aubntance In hla
Uttrtn. leaned up agalnal the Rourk
battlnf order yeatarday afternoon m1tb
I- or or lera fatal panlt to tlia aald
well known typhoid frrer . patient, and
Tony Smith Co., batted tha waridlnc
t ut of Jrnt Oarrat and. lan Tlppla and
coppad the combat. banCa. Oyro. H lo .1,
Tha Hloui took an Intenaa dlallka fur
Vt, Oarret at the start. Ttity probably
figured that It would be an Inault for ti
youth by the name of Jeaaa to play th
oni itatne they do. Thtia they chaaed
J-a In the third round after makint
lx runa off film in that atnnsa and tha
on proMoin. Why tliey were not In
favor of Tipple.' wIiom front nanr.e la
Uan.. la not known, but anyhow they
battered him for el more rounta.
Clarke hod a flno time with the Kourkea.
lie permitted four hit. Two of thein cama
lil a rov, Bchtlebiier'a double and Con
dalton'a a'nclf, and tht p'i lure acorad.
t'lark also allowed tw walks, (leoi-ge
Uraham rot on and wa left stranded on
first base. He was thq only liottrke to
He left op the runway. THo riMiialndur
were smothered by the four double plays
th skmx executed with murlt vtm and
vlKor.
The typhoid tent was a .laif factor
In the paMlme attain yenterday. ' Hi
beitad the pill thrice and arored thrice.
Tony Hmlth had better luck. He poktJ
the ball four time out of four up, but
(l orly soured once. The other Uravc
performed quite nlftily. but they didn't
matter aa Clarke, Lrjune and Smith eould !
have on the m an by tho.'r little
lve.
Jamoa Kan retumed iu form yentti
y. He made a ecupl of hits. Bald
lilts wer responplble more or Un dl
i tl- for tbree runs.. .Not. bad fur James.
.an kkert at itat.
About tb beit thlnf concerning the fray
i ft.t. ... ... ...... ,1
.... . v,.. , ou.y
lasted one hour and forty minutes, lijtiaston.
It had lasted murly longer a few ontuha 1 '
hugs might .have succumbed with fatal ' V"-"' Mt'T Ot T TOPI1KA
rtsulta. ' " ,
Th Cloui City Tans saw tV Ham
iidsy Doth of thetn had four bit eeati
In the grsndstand and they cheered lustily
throughout tho combat. Their efforts
were not appreciated, though aa most of
ine Omaha bugs went to sltcp about the
lourth Inning. .
A double-header Is scliet'uUJ for to
day. Hoy Banders Veuve on' battle
Ward, the shortstop, Is Vo booked
to plsy. Hcore;
eioix cixy.
AH. R. If. O
K.
0
0
o
0
4 ooney, ;b.
J. Clarke, rf.
Bramble, rf.
Kane, lb
I c)eune. cf.
Haird. 2b. ..
'allahan. If.
mltn, aa. ..
Murphy, c. ..
Clarke, p.
Tiiii, p.
Totsla ....
.. 4 I
.. t 0
. . 4
1
0 I
;
If
!
-
A. K.
0 j
.... 4U 12
OMAHA.
A B. ft.
4
Krug. ss.
GO rl T!rMk I'aiiI
wwJ litatW ItWlf
Fcr CI::J V.zzlu
The hkim ia Worklnt Hard t
CicaaM tha Uoij
Take fnll Adeantaga l Xhla
Wfien you persplra freely aee t!iat yeur
blood ia Miste4 by B. tt. g. the famous
biood pur I tier.
Iha action of 4. P. g. In ha rush t
tha surface 4f the Uiy eaueea the proe
ea nt nutrition to ao piepar ail those.
luvuriUea in tb blood tiiat they am
easily eirJHxl, And as f4l aa they
ar removed new p&aterlsls from a puri
fied blood atrean are so polled to make
a clear, ataoo'.b, obiter ku of line tea- i
ture. i
It la tn tha Bummer tl:ne, by the aid i
f If. S. 8. that you naturally and quickly
get rH ef tlne hai'.nful Irritants that
atlher to caua rheumatism, catarrh-,
btuoa riaings. ecaenia. bolls and other
wins of impiiie biood.
In a spiet.dioiy illustrated booV "What!
the Minor Tells" van will learn about
ne wonders of the. skin sad what la
tecoired to ksep It healthy. But first
, eel bottle of S. H. S. at ny drug
stare and then writ for tha book to Th
fc if I Spectfto Co.. 104 Bwlft Bldg.. At
larta. Ga. Bewsra ef any attempt to
atU ou si.nthtii la place ef S. 8. 8.
Father
r
i i .1
0 1 I
1 - I 1U
9 1 I
fonjrelton. rf S
Thomas. Jih :i
irelinm. b t
I 1
McAllister, c.
t ( 0
'jarret, p .
Totals ....
Bloux City
nun Hit
Omaha
4 r 13
0 4 2 411 t 0-13
0 4 1(1113 1-17
Kuns 0 10 0 0 0 4) 0 1
Kit :t ioo-4
Three-be so lilt; Cooney. Two-base
hits: Hmlth f2. I-leune C2). C. Clarke.
Nrhllobner. Htnlen baaea: Callahan,
Hmlth, ('iiney,'Hrsmble, Murphy, Haorl
flc fly; t-aiiahAn. IViuble plays: O.
Clark to Cooney to Kane (21, Cnoney to
onilth to Kane, flmlth to Kane, Thomaann
to Oraham. Jft on bases: Hlom Cltv,
7: Omaha, 1. Htruck out: By Clarke. 4;
by Tingle, J. Hases on balls: Off Clarke,
2: off rrt, 2:. off Tlrr-le, 4. Tasaed
ball: McAllister. Time: 1:40. I'm
plre: tisrr.
suvnrunt TIKK K(0,o OJiWl
Drasaniera Lose to) Dee Melaes
Tot ta Oae learo.
PEH MO1NJ0S, la.. Aug. 12. Dee Molne
won the second game of the aeries with
the Drummers here today by a -ore of
t lo 1. uoir llossn pitched auperlor
ball and with perfect support would have
held the visitors runless. Hcore:
DISS MOINKH.
All. n. It. O. A- H.
Hunter, ( f . 1110 0
Hahn. rf 8'0 10 o
FlurrWI, 3tx it 0 0 1 3 1
Jones, lb 4 0 1 1 0
Haley, c S 0 0 a
Hreen. If. ... II 0 1 I 0 0
Rwaldt, 2b ,.3 0 I I 1 1
Hartford, as t 0 4 3 1
Hogan, p t 0 0 0 1 0
1
10
A,
1
0
0
t
1
1
f
t
Total . , ,
...... -Ml I
T. JO0C.PII.
AH. IU H.
o.
11
0
fl. Watson, lib.
Vox. If.
.. Watsuu. cf.
Hltterson, lb. .
Mritton. tb
Williams, rf. .
hung, e
Wall, so.
Hterser. p
I'etllgrsw
0
.0 .
'
0 i
1
'
0
s f f 1
Totals 'S2 1 t
Hatted for Wall In ninth.
Pen Moines ' 10 10 0
V4 M
0 0
0
!?t. Jonepl 0 0 0 0
1 0-1
Two-Inn hits: Breen. Hchang. Three
base hit: Hunter. (Struck out: hy
Hngan. ; by Hterser, t. Usees en bslls:
Off Hogan, : off Pterser, S, Double
Plays:, Jpnes to Hsrtford to Jones: Hrtt
ton to H. Watson to rgttersoii. Hit by
Pitched ball: Hterser I Hunter). Ieft on
oases: iw-s Moines, 6: tit. Joseph. T.
t-muires: aloCaffertv aad
-'' laa Ifarlla; Rattle Aaalaat
Tot Kb w Pltehe.ee.
l.i.VCOUV. Vb . Vug. il-K'tman for
IJixoln nnd Htdgetrsy and Orover for
Toneka. etiivd -t n ittililnr battle to
day. The local ou, t to 0, becauae of
the r ability bunch their fcur hits.
toon: - '
A B. 4t. H. U. A. K.
Allen, rf
MjOaffiaaii. h.
Lloyd, .t.
Miller, If
lilackbiirn, e. .
.. 1 0 10 0
,. 1 I 1
0
1
tl
l
4
5
I
1 i
1
I
I
.. 4
.. ft
.. 1
.. 1
! Wliliams. lb. ..
Uuillln, Hb. .....
rU hreliier, cf. .
fchnisn. p. .....
Totals
..... X2 Z
TOPK.'v.V.
AM. it
4 27 1 4 1
A.
.
1
t
'
o
7
a
2
1
I
20
i Cochtaa. b. ..
I I aflumboa. if
K..the. If ...
I Koerner, 'b. .
V helan. -f
Talllon, sa. ....
. I.uttimOre. 2b.
j Koj'l's, c
Ulila;ea,ay, p. ..
I Urovrr, p
i
.... J
i
4
1
14
1
4
ft
I,
0
;i
v
... I
... I
S
... 1
... 2
.. :
. 2
. u o
I Total
(l.!iiol
1 Topeka
Karned runs:
1
0 0
0
C
I.le.ol
Two-baae
hlie: Ulacl.buin
, ....... a.w .., iii n wri;
j Lincoln, 1: Tnpeki. Double May: Mc
(Cafflnan 10 Wlilums ;). T.-'Imui to Lat
timora to Koem.'.r !-olrn brt: Mil
! lei'. Saci-in 'e hit: .Mcf Uiflga-i. htruck
out: By fc.li -ii ii. 1: by tirover, 1. bases
I vn ll: Jit t'l iikii, Z; off Rideay,
14; off tirov -r. 3. Ill i.y lit' hed ball: Hv
'Klrcan. 1. Time: . :2J. I'nu.iie: f toi k.
lft on beers:
uale. ,
BtAKI WIS A li:t-UV UAMK
Wlealta laeee t Deaee-r by la (
He Seare,
DEN V ICR. Aug. 1l-lener ou a eae
i4' game from Wlohlta today, 4 to fc.
owrer MuGill announced that Coffey had
signed hla 1HU contract to manage lite
ie: r team, wusj an incie. in salary.
r'coi
WICHITA.
AB. It.
11.
1
1
i
1
v
i
o.
I
H
1
li
3
A. K.
Oche. if
TyOeman. if
Nliliolsoii. If....
O'ltourke. 2U....
rltmuiimurui, as
Bills, cl
Happ. b
Henry, lb
Uraham, c
MuuIb. p
1 I
it
2
u
0
0
2
4
Tut si a
34 i
DENVER.
.'4 14
i i;j.iou I
1 'awudy, rf..!!iii!.'i! 2
j HLcU. ib. ..".".'!!!!.!!! 4
AB. n.
H.
O.
fi.
1
0
I
0
1
ll.iii-ber. If...
l ofiry, sa..
y "i". lo-.
raye. -u. . .
r i.r. c
Morgan, p.
Ciaftklll. p.
Totala
Wichita ...
Lriver
27 la
1 1
SO
....
asa ' '
HtltlHM
EHotlen bssee:' Rapp til. To-baee hit:
Till: HKK:
Copyright. 114, International
Fervlt-t.
xe- HE iM
The WAf? p
T"VT HANDSOME
MAN -
VE-i- DOT
HAVEN'T bEEN
Lll .....
ma nr4. IS
THt PASre,eT
ur i ...
tit SUCH
A PNTLtMAN.'
Standing of Teams
iVKHT. I.EAC1L'E. ! KAT. LEACll E.
w.i ret. i ' w.L.ivt.
HI.V1X Clty..J 4(1 .WR N.-w T0lk.... 4i .M3
Inver 7 4 .MH; lioston 1 44 .&M
lit. Jeeph..4 4 .M (lilm ,...M.f2
ls Molnct r,7 M .4H St. 1ui....Im tu .bU
l.ln.X)ln ....M M .4 1'hlla ! ti .4.1.
Omaha M l .'cirveland ..47 M .4
Toueka, 47 'A .40.'! Brooklyn ...44 M ,4M
Wichita. . ..4R 7 .MPittiburgh ..4S li A3
AMISR. l.KAOtE. KKD. LV.AQVK.
W.UPct.l ' W.L.Pct.
Fnlla 7 H .tKIirtaltlmnr ...ST. 43 ,K1
iloston ."S 46 .liU'JhlcttSO ,...fS 41 ,&W
Wushlngt'n 47 .6tlrooklirn ...M 44 ,b.f7
iHtrolt f3 Rl .Mi)!lntlaiapH ..eH4.6U
Chloeito ....63 64 .4D"i Huftah M 41
Kt. I.ouI...UI (2 .4nniMttsbursn ..41 M .440
New ork..44 M .442, Ht. l.ou a. ...47 M .44S
Cleveland. ..84 Tti .812 Kan. city. ..43 Bl AH
STATE L.EAOUK. I AMFJH. ASH'N.
W.I.l'ct.l W.I-Pct.
Beatrice ...M T . Milwaukee .t.7 So .8711
Hastlnaa ..W 42 Mi' Uxilsvtile ..MK51.V4
ir. laiand.60 4:1 .S-iHi Columbus ..1 M ..Vl
York 4i 41 Cleveland .. Nl
Huperlor ...47 4S .Ml! Ka. . lt:'..tin M
V;.fok ...44 411 .47, Indianapolis. 10 .r-
Cnlumhua ..44 49 . 47 Mlnn-apolia.r4 ii5 .44
Kearney ..33 l ..I4 St. iaul....44 7o
Vesterday'e Resalts.
WESTERN LEAUI K.
Kloux City. 12: Omaha. 1.
ft. Joseph. 1; Dea Moines, 2.
Wichita, ; lenver, 6.
Topeka, 0: Lincoln, 3.
NATIONAL LEAGL fc.
Chicago. 4; Brooklyn. L
St. Louis. 2; New York, 3.
AMERICAN LEAOL E.
Cleveland. 6; Chicago, J.
KEDK HAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburgh, t: Chicago, 1.
Buffalo, 01 IndlanaiHtlla, 1
Brooklyn. ; f!i. Louie, g.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Cleveland, 0; Indianapolis. 8.
lxutavllle, t; Columbua. .
&illwukte, 17; Ht. 1'eul. g
Kansas City, tt; Minneapolis, 2.
NEBRASKA STATE I.EAOI E.
Kearney. 4-1; Norfolk, 11-11.
Orand Island, I; Columbus, 10.
Hastinrs, 4; riuperlor, t.
Vork, J-o; Beatrice. 6-12.
4iauaiea Teday.
Western Al.i, fa -1 . , w .
Pt. Joseph at Des .Moines. W.'chlta. at
lenver. Topeka at Lincoln..
mer,can league Chicago at t. Iouls.
Detroit at Cleveland. Waetili gton at
Philadelphia. New York at Hoau.n.
Nattonel iMtnfhiiu . - a i.
& ' .lu,u" t htw York. t. Ioula at
uiu.iriii.
Kcderat Leagu Ilttanurgh at Chicago,
flurfalo at Indianapolis. Brooklyn at Bl.
Louis, Baltimore at Kanoas City.
American Assoclatl m Cleveland at
Indla.napolla, IoulBNli at Columbus
Milwaukee at Ht. Vaal, Kuffus City at
Minneapolis.
taia L.gue Kia.tey at Norfolk.
Oiand Island at IVIumhu., H.tstlngs at
Superior, York at Beatrice.
Morgan. Three-bsee hits: Block Kpahr.
Kacrlflce lilts: Ureham, Kdlngton, Flsnee.
Mruck out: By Mlagle, 3; I.y Morten, li.
Bases on balls: Off Hlugle, ft; off Morgan,
i. Double plays: etpahr to Fay, Fnye .o
PMsrier, FtUalmmona to Henry. Hlta: Off
Margan. , in eight Innings; off Uaskell.
0 In one Inning. Hit by pitched hall.
eMagle. Passed ball: Uraham. Wild
liltchea: Morgan. 2: Klagle, 1. Time: 211.
Umpires: Fyt and Oulleii.
Camnitz Bests Watson
and Pittf eds Win
CH1C.A01O. Aug. Y2.-CemniU ad th
batter of Watson la a pitchers' duel to
day. Pltubuifh wlnnlnj. to t. flcoi:
R H E
Tfittaburgb ..10 0 0 1 0 0 0 o-ft i t
,4.lik-ago 0t01U0 01 2
Batteries: Pittsburgh: Ceinulta and
Ferry; Chicago, Watsuu, Preudeigast and
Wilson.
fcT. lX)Ult, Aug. 12. Although tha
vlsltora acored four runa In the Initial
Inning, St. Louis won from Brooklyn.
I to i. today. ' In the fourth Inning, five
locals singled and four walked, netting
fit. Louie six runs. Score: R.II.E.
Brooklyu 4 0 0 0 1 000-510 3
t. Louis 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 4 S
Batteries: Maxwell, lfttte and Owens;
Keupper. Davenport and Bimon.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. U-Falkenbuig
held Buffalo to on hit today and Indian
apoli won, 1 to 0. Business Manager
Carroll of th Buffalo tm denied that
the club had signed Russell Blackburna
of tha Chlcajo Americana. Pcore:
. It 11 K.
Buffalo 0 00000 0 ! 1 f.
Indianapolis 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 -2 S 2
Batteries' Anderson and Blair; Falken
burg and Hariden.
Aaaericaa Asaavlatiaa atesalts.
HH.il
Kansas CI'- .
Miiinrapolla
Louisville .
Columbia
Cleveland
InulunuSHilis
Milwaukee
M. aul
.. 11
..IS
.. I
.. u
..OS
.. 3 tt
. 17 1
. I 1.'
Raadolph Wlsa fra Laarel.
RANDOLPH. Neb.. Aug 12. (MpecUl
Telrgram.) Randolph outhlt laurel and
on. Courtney plti in-d w inning ball, be
siiiee featuring at bat. Score: H H.E.
laurel 2 I 0 1 0 0 O 4 i a
Handolph 1 0 0 3 0 3 t -t 12 6
Home Jjna: Brandt. E. Peck. Two-bsee
hlik! Cuuituev, lijalt. ritoien basre:
Hyatt. H. Peck. Knight, fttruck out: Hv
Courtney, t, by Audcreoii ,1. Bases on
balls: Off Antleieun, 2. l eft on bases.
Laurel. 6; Randolpti. t). Lauird runs:
liaiidolph, 7: LaUiei. 2. batteries: Iuiel.
Audcreoii, Peck and Depew; Rsndolph.
Courtney and Tift.
. - - -
Defeat far Pilger.
WEST POINT. Neb.. Aug. 12. - Special.)
West Point defeated I'tlger Sunday in
a ten-Inning contest, 3 to 1.
ora; R. 11 E.
Pilger 1 0 o-l
West Point 1 0 3-1 i S
Batteries: Marten aad Wilson; Caeey
and T heist o.
OMAHA. THCIINPA V. .MOIST 13. 1!I4.
tare's my
HE MA'S RE AO
AfVXJT HIM !
'NEW PITCHERFOR SUPERIOR
i
Wini Hii Game When Pitted
Against Two Western Leaguers
NEWHOUSE PLEASES THE FANS
Smith 'Palls Off oaae Oreat Catches
aad Btepe, While lllldebraad
"hlaea with Sease Oat.
llaaded Plays.
8L PEHIOR, Neb., Aug. 12.-(8DOdaI Tet
egrain.) Superior' new pitcher beat two
Western league men of Hastings. Th
main feqturea were great catch and
stops by Smith and one-hand stops and
ujumpa of Hlldebrand. Newhouse haa
shown up best of any umpire aeen here
this season. No crabbing was allowed by
him. Score:
HASTINGS. SLPF.tiOn
AH H O. A C AH.H.O A.K
Crtn, rf.... I
motor f. u... 4 0 1
Uennxt. cf. 4 1
ll.llmin, lh. 1 S W
Mrt h. If I I
SHIIdbrntf. Ik 4 J 4
I itinllk, .lb... a i
Vdrnr. 5b....' 4 111
SUrown, u, 4 0 1
0 Oi'hslKlni, U 4 t
1 SLemiretb, rf I 3 0
OMunro. of. 111
&drll, q... i 1 t 1
0 Carver, p.... 2 1 It 2 v
Miitlflm. lb 4
K.Hroen, Kb 4
IMi'hrduB, c. 4
PUrry. p.. - 2
Moore 1
Kller, ...-
U V .
0 it Totsls ....S 27 U 4
Totals ... I II I I
Batted for Ptercy In oeventh.
Haatlnga 1 fi 2 0 1 0 0-4
bupertor 01 0 0 .
Dome run: Bennett. Three-baso hit: Hll
debrand. Two-base hit: Hlldebrand. Sacrt
llce hit: McCabe. Baees on balls: Off
Plercy, 2; off Carver. 4. Struck out: By
Plerey. s: by Riley. 4; by ,fv'.
Double play: Lanoreth to Hlldebrand.
Passed baits: Greene t3). Umpire: New
houre. , 1
Two for Norfolk.
NORFOIK, Neb., Aug. 11 (Special Tel
egram, r Norfolk trimmed Kearney In
both gamea of today's doublet-header, 11 to
4. and 1 to 1. Wrlgnt wo knocked out In
the fourth lnnnlng of the first game, three
home runa, a three-bagger and aevn
ingles oeing taaen irom mm. nw w"".-
u 1 1 Ul ,,M nt n AAttllv Manlaa was
..... i th. ..nnil eame and timely hits
maoe the Norfolk scores. Score:
KCARNKY. NOffoLKr
. . ii r. A V , AnuriaK
Srn.k 3b... I eTerpla. rf... ' 1 l"
Jb .l i-vi J J
eft t J jnnsM.' K... j I I 0
WouexuVf. ai 4 1 3 4 l "o-na'. iM.. 4 J 13 t
Vt ". .. .1 laaaer..e... 4 14 10
llyiiiplos, t Hlrtck. p. .. 4 J J 3 J.
Totala .... " 4 IS 1 Totals ....94 17 37 1
Ke.mev 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 04
Norlolk'...' 0 J 1 1 0 1 It
Sacrifice hit: Bruce. Stolen base: Melker.
Two-bare hlta: Woodruff, Melker. Three
base hit: Musser. Home runs: Bright l2,
Turpin. Baeee on bans: Off Hlrach, s.
btruck oyit: By HlrsCh, 7; by Wright, 4;
by Plympton. 4. Dmbie play: Ac;k to
Woodruff to Drumrn. Hits: tff Wright, 9
In four innings: off Ptiunpton. 4 in four
Innings. Time: 1:&. Umpire: (julgley.
Score, second game;
KBARNKT. :ORFOUv. ,
ABH O.A S. . AB.H OAK
gynrt. lb... 4 14 4 ir. pris. rf.. S 1 a
A reck, Sb ... S I t IRlK. b 1113
Druniui, . lb. 2 4 1 JMulKer. Ik... 3 3 1
Hrlicures. c' 4 I I 1 iircjra, a., 3441
Hamaay, rl. 1 4 4fou, .a.. 310
Mai no. il.. 4 10 O&riiia, i..... I 1 g a a
ineiivir, se w . vivauwonn at I I e
Frliaaou, c. I 0 1 ON... t I 0 S S
Vaple. p.. t 1 I L.a.. p 1 4 a
J I," IU(WB . H H w
Toiala ....14 I til I
Tatsla 1...24 4 II S'
Kearney 0 0 0 O 1 01
Nonoik 0 10 110 3
Pserlflce hit: Krlckson. Stolen be see:
Bruce. Maples, Rels. Two-baee hits; Wal
worth. Skaek. Bases on balls: Off Lone, 3;
ofl Msples, s. btruck out: By Lane, 4; by
Maples, 2. Time: 1:1.. Umpire: ejulgley.
Pawners sereep Ahead.
COLVMBt'M. Neb, Aug. It tSpadal
Telegram. I The Pawnea broko loose In
the seventh, pounded Hoffman hard and
acored eight runa off of seven hits and
four errors. Zondermen allowed Orand
Island only trire hlta and he atruck out
ight men. Dygert, rPait, Deal Zonder
men and Pane divided the awaiting
honor. The game ended 10 to 3 in favor
o fthe locals, bcore:
cA.n iHi-Aso oMawbib.
AB It o A t AB M.OAK.
Rot, :., 4 0 s 4 i;.m,u 2b I 1 is
... ib..., i s i s K ..iu,.j0 i i a
I')D.. it.... tit urr.ut. ri ilea
Varnar, (. 4 13 4 ll'.M, lb.... 4 t S
liuvtnrr, ll I I I I lUv,l. cf.. , j
Via. r... I 1 1 o.(rtf K 4 I 1
0!r. lb... 9 11 aS.limidi ..11...
; ItuKk'e'p. aa 2 2 ulla.ali. C....4 1 a
: llutintaa. p. 2 1 eijaauma. 4 a a a
!u;ala . ...24 I It 11 4 Totals .T..J4"s27 "T
Orand Island ....OOOtOOtOO 3
Columbus 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 W
tolen bases; Schmidt. Halgh. Zonder
rean. Baenfice fly: Kranlnger. Two-base
htisi Payne Zoueiemian. Hchmldt, Pratu
Tliree-oaa hits: Payne, Haggertv. Home
run: ljg-rt. Struck out: By lloffroaa. ;
by Vnmrmau. 3. Bases on bells- Off
ho. f man, i: . ondcrman, 1. Time: 1 4o
I'mpiie: Black.
a ark aad Beatrice Divide.
DCATrtirE. Neb., Aug. 13. Special Tel
egram.l Yorb and eHatrlce broke even
heie totiay In a double-header, the visit
ors winning the first by the score ef 7
to i and the lacala tha second by the
score of 12 to 0. nl the second game York
was unable to find Johnson when tilts
nu-ent runa and failed to score. Bkyock
as pounded alt over the field. Hellrlch.
Brannon and Ooe hit for home run.
8core :
York , 0 2 1 3 0 0 07
Beat it. 0 0 0 3 3 0 0 1-4
Butted for Florey In the ninth.
ravriiiie an: aiurpny. iiome run: Totten.
Tuo-baae hits: I.ockewlts. E. H arris.
Itouble play: K. Harris to Rice to Chase
Struck out: By U Harris. 4: by Brian. .
Bsaee on balls: Off Harris, ft- off Brian,
2. Passed by lis: Cue, Schtaeel. Time: 3:00.
I'mpiie: Meyers.
Scorj, second game:
Vork o o 0 o
Beatrix 3 3 113 eu
btolen bears: Florev, HellricU. Bocke
wits. Sacrifice hits'. B.Jikeain. Murphy
tvacrlft.a fly: Brannon. . Home run: Hell-n.-h,
Biannon. Coe. Twd-baM hlta: Florey
(2, Johnaon. struck oit: Br bkvock. ;
by Johnson, 4. Base ln balls: Oft Bkyl
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HAPeRTHiS Evening
AtbOOT CAPTAIN
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ook, ft. Hit by pitched ball: By Fkyock,
Hellrlch. Time: 1:20. Umpire: Meyer.
Fast Time Made in
Shenandoah Races
SHENANDOAH. I., Aug. 12.- (Special
Telegram.) Tho fair opened yesterday
with fair attendance and an unusually
fast race track. PropcU ar for a
record-breaking week. The race sum
mary follow:
2:30 trot Ur banns, owned by J. C.
Oravea of Independence, Mo., first; Von
Uulow, owned by P. H. Kyen of Corn
ing, la., second; Archdale Maid, owned
by A. Klte. of Hartlngtvn, Neb., third.
Best time, 2:1".
3:22 pace Llttlo Oene, owned hv M. A.
Ilundle of Craig, Mo., first; Yellowstone,
owned by J. J. Thomaa of O'Neill, Neh.,
second; Little Oeorge, owned by P. E.
Brent of Smlthshlre, 111., third. Bet
time, 2:1&U.
Three-quarter mile dash Mtnetonka,
owned by Pete Sell, first; Flying Alcroy,
owned by J. Foster, second; Fred Crotm,
owned by Lew Pierce, third. Time. 1:17.
Coin defeated Farragut in baseball,
! to X.
After falling- down In th first heat of
the free-tor-all paoe. Peeping Tom estab.
lished new track record of 2:09 in tho
econd heat.
In the 2:13 trot The Deacon, owned by
Oeorge Levalley of Webster, was first;
Orace Redlandar (J. F. Chase, Shenan
doah), second; Duke Mixture (Q. M.
Heteh, Knox 3ty). third. Best time.
Z:Ibi '
Redvlew, owned by W. M. Fields of
Qulncy, III., won the free-for-all pace In
live heats; Peeping Tom P. Oemmel,
Moberly. Mo.), aecond; Dan Mark (O. H.
White, Malvern, la.), third. Beat time.
2:09-?i.
. Lady Box. owned by H. Shields, worn
the half-mllo dash; Queen of Diamonds
ifcwFtniSfc 'go:ir'y v'rtety (jt?
Australasian Team
to Meet - Americans
"an runiv. Aug. 13. Tno opening
matchea in tho' challenge round of the
thirteenth contest for tho Davla tennis i
cup, emblematic of the world' team
championship, will be slaved at that
court of the West Side club, Forest Hills.
I. 1.. tomorrow afternoon. The Aus
tralasian team, consisting of Norman E.
Brookes, Anthony F. Wilding. Stanley N.
Douat and A. W. Dunlop, will play in the
role of challengers and the United State
team, composed of Maurice E. McLough
lln. R. Norrls William 2d. Thoma C.
Bundy and Karl H. Behr, a defenders
of the trophy won from England at Wim
ble do a last year.
NOT SO MANY TO PLAY
IN GOLF TOURNAMENT
NEW YORK, Aug-. 12.-Whllo the num
ber of entries for the twentieth annual
golf charmMonshtp of the United State
Golf association, which wlU.be decided
on the ground of the Metrnnnlltan Conn.
try, club. Blue Island, 111., beginning Tues-
aay. are one-third less than last Tear,
th list la mpch more representative a
cluU from all over the oountry and a few
tn Clanada, hav furnished entrant. Last
year there were 1S3 a Carters at Brookllne,
Masse while this year only 111 names ap
pear in tho Pairings announced hero to
day by Secretary John Held. Jr.
Franc-ia Qui met, the young Maaaachu
ette player, who won th title last year,
after a ti with tho British professionals.
Vardon and Raymond, fa on the list of
amatertra who will trtve for that honor
thl year. Among these ar: R. C. Wat
son. Jr., Woatbrook, N. president of th
United States Golf association; Charlea
Evana. Chicago; L. J. Jacob. DaUas.
Tex.j W. D. CUrk and W. J. Foye,
Omaha: J. N. McDonald. Calumet. Mich.:
Carl DeVoL Riverside, III; R, C. Kamp
mann, San Antonio, .Tex.: Warren K,
Wood, Flosamor, 111., and H. Logan. K.
P. Edwards, Donald Edwards and E. II.
Jlankard. all merabera of the Midlothian
Country club.
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STOCKVILLE AND WILLOW
ISLAND WIN IN TOURNEY
AUSTIS, Neb.. Aug. 12. (Special.)
In th Initial game of the tourney. Btock
vllle carried off the honors., by a score
of 14 to 13. up until the third. El wood
had thing Its way. but broke and lost
out. Batteries: Siockville, Wachols and
Folden; El wood. Art ley and Witter. In
tho aecond game Cambridge agalnat Wil
low lsllaad, the latter jobkle.l every
thing, by tha score f 4 to 1. Batteries:
Willow Island, Todertiott and Tykr;
Cambridge. Justice anJ Carroll.
TETZLAFF GOES FAST MILE
ON THE SALDURO TRACK
WEN DOVER. Utah. Avg. 12-Teddy
Teatlaff thU afternoon broko the speed
away world record when he mad a
mile at th rate of 2J1-5 seconds at the
Salduro track.
1
Id ta Ttaers.
SACRAMENTO. Cel.. Aug. 1-' Pep '
Toung. second bate.it.tn of the. Sacra
mento Coast league dun. whs add today
to the Detroit Amsricana. Yomig will re
port at the cloe of l..e coaet aeataon.
Manager Wolverton of ll.e barrasitnto
team Ul receive caan ai d a payr for
Young.
Goee ta Detraflt.
SPOKANK. Wash.. Aug. 12.-Krad lie
Mullen, third luftnit of the Tacunia
Norih western league, wgs sold tuday te
the Detroit Americana.
The Bee by George McManus
NEVER.
"WHAT
vith:
GIANTS WIN LAST OF SERIES
Only Clean Hit Sallee Allows Gives
Few York Game.
f RIPLE WITH THE BASES FULL
Iaabllltr of the Visiters to mt la
Plaehea Proven Their laa doing,
aa Neither Fro name or Deana. '
ree Effective In Plaehea.
NEW YORK. Aug. W.-The only clean
hit which Bailee allowed today was a
triple by Burns with the bases full In the
sixth Inning, and It enabled New York to
win the last game of the series with St.
Louis, S to 1. Inability of tho visitors to
hit In the plnckes proved their undoing,
as neither Demaree or Fromme was ef
fective. Score: R.U.E.
St. Louis 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0-3 8 1
New York 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 S 4 3
Batteries: St. Louis. Sallee and Snyder:
New York, Demaree, Fromme ana
Meyers.
Cabs Beat Dodgera.
BROOKLYN. Aug. 12.-Cheney held
Brooklyn to three hit today and Chicago
won Its only game of the serienv 4 to 1.
All of the three hits were made bv Wheat.
Pffefer, who beat the Cubs last Saturday,
waa hit hard and in timely fashion.
Score: R.H.E.
Chicago 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 14 8 1
Brooklyn 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01 3 3
Batterleai fnlcago, Cheney and Archer;
Brooklyn, Pffefer and McCarty.
Cobb Signs for Three
Years with Detroit
DETROIT, ' Aug. 12. Tyrus Cobb, prize
center fielder ot tho Detroit American
league team, today set at .rest reports
that ho Intended Jumping to the Federal
league by signing: a contract to play three
more years with the Tigers.
The contract does not contain tho ten-
day clause. Neither does It carry an in
crease In hla salary, which Is said to bo
110,000 a year.
The contract under which Cobb is now
playing contains this clause, but It will
expire at the end of the present season.
M'ALLISTERli"cATCH
ON PA ROURKE'S NINE
Catcher McAllister of the Topeka club
has been secured by Pa Rourke and he
is expected to report to. the local club
today. McAllister Is a veteran of many
year and he know every detail ot the
catcher's duties. He is a wonder at
developing young pitchers and he will
assist materially in steadying the Omaha
Infield.
Rourke mussed out ' on . some pending;
deals with players who were In the Union
association. It was reported the associ
ation had blown up. but on th contrary
Salt Lake City and Ogden are playing out
the schedule. On those clubs are several
pretty good ball players and Rourke
would have been glad to secure a couple
of them. Th players on tho defunct
club ar not fast erfough for thl cir
cuit so Rourke will have to look else
where for strengthening material.
UNION GIANTS ARE TO
PLAY STORZ TRIUMPHS
Chicago's crack colored road team, th
Union Olants, and the 6 tors, will be tho
attraction at Rourke park Saturday arid
Sunday.
This great team of colored players has
been secured by Manager Peters from all
part of th United State and is, without
exception, one of th star team of th
country. Sine their recant appearance
at Rourke park, when they defeated the
Brewer In two of the three game played,
the fans have been anxious to see them
play th locals with Sanders in the box,
an opportunity that Manager Bradford
has made possible by booking them for
the coming games.
Olson and Lynch will probably be the
opposing alabsmen In Saturday's game,
with Sanders and McNair Sunday.
BOWLERS TO MEET AND
v DISCUSS COMING SEASON
There will be an open meeting of the
Omaha Bowling league, to make arrange
ments for the season of 1914-15 at Wroth'a
Cafe Frld.ty evening- at 3:30 o'clock. All
captains of last year's teams, and teams
desiring a franchise for thla season ar
requested to be on hand, as bowling night,
alleys to bowl on, and general business
of the league for the season ia to be dis
cussed. Crabs Merry apply.
Scout John McCloskey, of the Reds, has
reported back from the road with an arm
ful of dope on promising young athletes
whom he has discovered In his wander
ings. ,
Leigh Wist.
LEIGH. Neb.. Aug. 12.-gpeoial.)
l-eih defeated a pickup tears from Cres
ton today, i to 1 Kchuyler was to have
played, but failed to show up.
r
sVaaae Katraaee.
Bert Daniels made an aii;iious entry
Into the ranks of Htrnog'a Reds, he mak
ing nine put-outs n his first game and
three hits.
t'eaaks aad Calais.
Weak, sore lungs, quickly relieved by J
Dr. King's New Discovery. The (list
dose helps. Bt remedy for coughs and I
colds and all lung troubles. 54k- snd ll. !
AH druggists. Advertisement.
tQ "DUbE THINK.
I KNOW EVERY &ALL
PLAfEK N THE
WORLD -ASK w
AtbOOT AHX OF Erl
1M THE T3I LEAGUE
LUfiPT vVnce
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NAPS DEFEATWHITE SOX
Chicago's Errors and Cleveland's
Opportune Hitting Decide Result.
FINAL SCORE IS FIVE TO THREE
Oae-Haaded Catch of Long; Ply Is
Feat are of Contest Carried
Off by the Vial,
tors.
CHICAGO, Aug. 12.-Chicago'a errors
and Cleveland's opportune hitting gave
the latter the final game of the series to
day, 6 to 8. A one-handed catch of a long
fly by Demmitt was tho feature ot tbe
game. Score: R.H.E.
Cleveland ...l 0 3 ft 0 1 0 0 1-6 2
Chicago ..,,..0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0-8 8 4
Batteries: Cleveland, Blending and
Kan ; Chicago, Bens, Lathrop and
bchulk.
GERMAN WARSHIP RUNS
BEFORE BRITISH CRAFT
BOSTON. An. 12. A battle at sea be
tween a British oTuleer and a German
cruiser, about 150 miles north of San Sal
vador, was reported bv Cantata Turin...
of the Norwegian fruit steamer Lovland,
which arrived tonlg-ht from Banes, Cuba.
The German warship finally waa forced
to flee before the broadsides of the Brit.
Ish cruiser, according to Captain Terje-
sen, who said several shots fell near his
hip. '
Tho battle. he renorted.
Thursday night. August , in approxi
mately latitude 27 north, longitude 74
west, ana neavy tiring was In progress
for half an hour. Whan the German
cruiser moved away the British warship
gave pursuit, shelling the fleeing vessel
with Its forward guns, while the German
fired Its after batteries. Whether eithei
ship was seriously damaged could not bt,
teamed.
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F the thermometer
is over 70
You can't 6moke
6trong cigars and en
joy them.
Try the cool, mild
Robert Burns and see
Jiow much it adds to
your comfort and
pleasure this hot
weather.
Rob Burns
Cigar lO .
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COsrw,
sic"
, ClOAB CO.,
City, la.
I aTA3tZ.B-HAAS BIVO CO,
Omaha aa Couacil Bluffs.
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