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CHICAGO SOX WIN
SIXTIIJTRAIGHT
White Hoie Defeat Cleveland In
GERMAN OUTPOST IN POLAND Not that the small detachment of soldiers has not taken time to intrench, beini'sat.
isfied to observe the Russians' position. An officer may be seen with his "periscope" binoculars, and the others are mak
ing maps and photographs. All spikes on the kaiser's helmets are now covered with cloth to prevent their glittering in the
sunlight and betraying the presence of the wearers, x
Nothing to do but rest all the
afternoon when you
dians by Score of Seven
to Four.
COLLINS AND FOURNIER TRIPLE
Tim BKK: OMAHA. WKDNKSDAY. A PHIL 101.1.
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CHICAGO. April 17. The ri.lrao Amer
ican leasrue club won Ms Hlxth straight
(UiM today, defeating Cleveland. 7 U
In the eighth, with the White Pox
two behind, Kdde Collins and Fournler
tripled. Foumler senrinjt on a Ion fly.
Two mora singles, a base on balls, an
rror and a wild pitch clinched the game
for the locals. Score: .
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PmHh .... 4 I tjcnlllrn. t 3 t
H.rtmra, lb. 4 1 I 1 IWnnr, .. 4 I I
Milfloa, lb.. 4 1 ( ABrlrf. lb I I
O'Neill, (...till rhil. c... 1 U 4
Hiprui, ai I cwnir,nj. ft a 1
ion, a t mni, a. t l o
Onoiabs, p... flVirmltt . .1 0
Wood 1 O'Rr.ion 0
Rumell. p... I 1 1 0
ela.... I M
Total 5J 4 27
Hatted for Bens In seventh.
Ran for Deminltt in seventh.
Batted for Coumbe In ninth.
Cleveland .'. 0 001 10 104
Chloago 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 t -?
Two-Imm hit: Wearer. Three-bane
Aits: Jackson, F. Colllnii. Foumler.
Stolen bases: E. Collins. Brief. Karned
rune: Off Wolfsana;, 8; ort Bent, none;,
loff Hairerman. t; oif Jonee, 1: off Rue
eell, L Rases on ball: Off Wolfgang. 1;
K)ff Hajrerman, 1: off Bern. I; off Runnel!,
0; off Jonea. 1. Hits: Off Wolf-rang. 6 In
'five and one-third Innings; off Bens, none
ln one and two-thirds Innings; off Rue
Mall. In two InnlnaTs; off Has-erman. T
'in seven Inning, none out In eighth; off
Uonea. I In two-thirds Inning; off Coumhe,
tnone In one-third Inning. Struck out:
!Py Hagarman. ; by Wolfgang, ; by
Sena, l; by Russell, SL Umpires: NaUin
Knd tolneen.
Tanks Blank Red Sox.
BOSTON. ADrtl 17. Ray Keating held
the Red Sox to two hits today, and not- .
withstanding six baaea on balls, whit
I She gave New York won a shut-out vtc
tory with two run a Foster, who pitAhed
eight Innings for Boston, was in goon
farm. PlmVa trtuU art an Infield Out
counting the only run against him. Col
lins rellevea nun in mo tunin ana now
To fx scored onoe more. Boore: ;
tow totrx. bostow.
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Melaal. tt.. 4 t 4 OHneoer, rf.. I 1
HcLrtuU. K. 4 1 I 1 0W.cn . .. 4 ft 1
WsH.- .. till fMcN.ur. ib. 4
PIpd Is...- 4 11 0 .Speaker, cf.. I
pDoofc,' t... 4 1 Lrt. If.... I
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mwrae, Jo.... I nww. v.... e m. a m i
XoMiitr, .. I it 1 .Janvrtn, lb.. 1 I
Keating, pwS S "Thomas, a..l (111
: aneier, p. & v v
1 Totals-...M 4ITU OColllo. ..l,l
Hinrlkna .!
Oalnar .... 4
Total.-.. IIIU I
Battad for Fbstsr In eighth.
Baitad for Waaner la alghth.
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Three base hit: Pi pp. Stolen baaea:
Jtooper, Speaker. Flrat basa on errors:
Mew Tor. . Bsaes on balls: Off Keat
ing, . Hits: Off Foster. 4 In eight ln
ninga; off Collins, t In one inning. Struck
out: By Keating. ; by Foster. L Um
pires; Connolly and Chill.
aatora WK1 Maeka.
WABHINOTON, April 7-Wahtnrton
only got three hlta off Shawkey today,
but two of these, a single and a triple
In the second Inning, coupled with a
wild pitch, netted two runs, a lead which
Philadelphia could not overcome, and the
locals won, I to 1. Bhews three suocea
ilve peases, followed by an out. gave the
Athletics their only run. Score:
PHUJLDKU'HIA. WASHINGTON.
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Mrlnma lb. I 4 Honda. It J 1 1
Btrry. 4 4 11 tb.. 4 4
JHoCon!!. l 1 I aHenrr. a.... J 4 J
Lapp , 1 4 4 4 4MaBriae.
McAror, a.4 14 1 0hw. p 4 4 4 4
DTla 1 t Qallla p.... 1 4 1
Phawk.y, a. 1 0
Uwslih 1 4 t 4 4 Total K IT 14 4
Totals.-..! 4 4 I 4
Batted for McConncll In ninth.
Batted for MoAvoy In ninth.
, 'batted for fihawkey In ninth. '
Philadelphia 0 14 0 0 ,0 0 0, 01
Woahlngtoa I 0
Two-bam bit: Strunk. Three-base hits:
Morru W- Karned) runt Oft Bhawkey,
L Hits: Off Bhawkey. 1 in ono and two
third Innings l off Gallia- 6 In seven and
one-third Innings. Double play: Old
ring to McAvoy. Bases on balls: Off
Bhaw, 6; off Bhawkey, I Struck out:
. Ily Shaw, 1: by Gallia, 4: by Shawkejr, I.
Umpires: MuUaner and Evan'
Brora Lom to Ttaers.
D1CTROIT. April 27. Eight nappy
double plays figured In a pitchers' strug
gle which Detroit won from 6t. Louis,
i to 1 The game wee won la the sixth
Inning when the Tigers scored two run
on a pass to Fuller, Cpbb'a triple and
Crawford' single. St Louis was cred
ited with twenty-four aaalata. Three De
trotters struck out, but every other play
required at least one assist, and one play
called for three. Oobb, who had made
at least one hit In every game but one
this season, was struck on the left fore
arm by a pitched ball in the fourth in
Ulna' but escaped serious Injury. Score;
6T. LOUIS'. DETROIT.
AB. H.O.Am AB.K.O.AS.
fftmrioa. If.. 4 Bh. a..... 114 1
Walii. rt". 44 SCobb. 'et 1 1
Kiufnu, lb I 111 1 Cnbrl. rf I 1 l.
C.Wtlkw. of 4 1 1 lVMch. It... I 444
Austin, tb... I 14 4 IHinu', lb. I U I I
lu. ... 4 4 tvitt. k t 111
Lmit, ..... 4 I 4McKm. ....! 11
Anv, e.,.,1 I 1 ColU', l I
l'rmi!ki 141
. Total I 4 IT 1 1
ToUa...a 4 11 at g
St. Louis 0 MIMMM
Detroit .-0 0 0 1 0 0 0 -3
Two-base hit: C Walker. Three-base
hlU: Hratt, Kauffman, Loudermllk,
Cobb. Earned run: Off Coveleakie, 1:
off Loudermllk, t. Double play: Lavan
to Pratt to Kauffman, Pratt to Lavan to
Kauffman, Auatln to Kauffman to Pratt,
LfOudnrmHk to Lavan to Kauffman (1),
Coveleakie to Vkt to Buah to Fuller, Bush
to Kavanagh, Coveleakie to Bush to
Kavanaarh. Bae or error: St. Loula,
1; Detroit, L Baaes en ball: Off Lou
dernulk. a Struck out: By Coveleakie,
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Hyde-
Coaat Leagae Resalts.
At Portland. RH!V
Los Angeles ) 0
Portland 0 4 l
Batteries: Ryan and Boles: Krause and
Fisher.
At Los Angeles: R H.B.
Oakland 1 11 2
Venice - 4 t 4
Batteriea: Abies. K In witter and Kuhn:
Decanniere and Spencer.
Salt Lake a 8 1
Ban Francisco Til 1
Batteriea: Hall and Hanna: Baum and
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Minneapolis .v 1 4 1
St. Paul 4 7 0
Batteriea: Ingersoll and Wilson. Will-
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At Louiavlllo: R.H.E.
Oolumbua 4 10 4
Louisville , 13 13 t
Batteries: OToole. Bcheneberg and
Robertson. Northrop and Clenums.
At Indianapolis: K.
Cleveland Ill I
Indianapolis ill 1
Batteries: Brenton and BaiaMer: Cant-
well. Hen, Tipple and Qossett, S,
CASEYS DEFEATTHE WHALES
Ninth Inning Triples Lose Chicago
Game with the Kaw
fed. POOR HURLUJQ MARKS FRAY
OrnCAOO, April JT.-Ninth-lnnlng trip
les by Chadboume and (XI more gave
Kansas City a 7 to victory over Chkago
today in a game marked by poor pitch
ing. Home runs by 2wlU1ng and Reck
were responsible for Blackburn's retire
ment, and three other Kansas City pitch
ers took part. Prendergajtt weakened In
the seventh, but most of the Kanvas
City runs were made off Johnson, who
took his place. Score: R.H.E.
Kansas City. 10100012 -7 14 rt
Chicago 1 0 0 0 1 2 1 0 0 ft J
Batteries: Blackburn, Adams, Cull op.
Main and Brown, Easterly; Prendergast.
Johnson and Fischer, Wilson.
Plank Wins for Slafeda.
PITTSBURGH. April . Displaying his
old-time form, Eddie Plank, former Ath
letic star, pitched St Louis to victory
over Pittsburgh today by a score of B
to 1 Plank's two-bagger also made a run
for his team. After holding Pittsburgh to
three hits up to the eight Plank was hit
hard In the eighth and ninth Inning.
Cainnlta pitched well after the first In
ning. Score: R.H.E.
Ht. Louis !l 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0-6 0
Pittsburgh ...0 0000001 1 1 10
Ratterles: Plitnk snd Chapman; Cam
nlts, Uarger and Berry.
. Terrapins Beat Tip Tape.
BROOKLYN. April 27. Baltimore won
today's game from rBooklyn In the fifth
Inning, when four hlta with errors by
Gagnier snd Anderson gave the visitors
five runs. The final score was 7 to 6. The
locals rallied In the lsst Inning, but fell
one run short. Knabe's fielding was a
feature. Walstr was ordered from the
field In the seventh for disputing a deci
sion by Umpire McOormlck. Score:
R.H.H.
Baltimore ....0 0 1 0 i 1 0 0 0-7 10 4
Brooklyn ...:.0 0 3 0 1 0 1 0 X 14 4
Batteries: Smith, Puggs and Owens;
Upham, Maroon and Watson,
Baffeds Beat Newark.
NEWARK. N. J., April 27. Buffalo eeat
Newark today, 14 to 8. Reulbach received
poor support. Score: R.H.E.
Buffalo 0 1 0 4 1 4 0.3 114 It 1
Newark 8 0 0 0 0 0 I i 1 8 18 I
Uattnriaa: Bedient und Blair; Reulbach,
Trautman and Ratrden.
Big Bill McCormick
Joins Indians Here
Big Bill MoCormlrk. wha ones riitlmMl
around the left garden for the Lincoln
club and who bounced three-baggers
against the fence, ha been purchased
by the Sioux City club from Memphis.
McConntck reported to the 8loua. In
Omaha this morning.
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