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SAKE WHAT
ARE YOU DOING0
EVERDON ALLOWS
TOPEKA ONE HIT
And. With ILonrkes Hammering
Wideman, League Leaden Are
Easily Licked, 8 to 0.
TANGO KID LEADS SLUGGING
The Topeka Kawa may he sluggers, but
jrou can't mske the crowd of lady
Vuia present nt the combat yesterday
believe it. For young Mr. Hurncy Er
don. product of the state loop, held the
Ktwi in the hollow of hla hurling mitt
and permitted but one measly hit In
:hn entire nine rounds. That hit won
flicked by Red Roche In the eighth
round and wss a regular hlg lea trie two
bagger. Not another blow waa garnered
ty the hoaUlea and t)fraha won hand
down, X to o. Some ball game.
Rurney waa surely bowling along In
hla moat effective atyle yesterday. Ittit
five men got to .flint baae. Two Kan
tana got to first on base on bulla, but
I'Oth were smothered In double plays
minute later. Trainer waa lilt In the
slats by one of Burney'a curve, which
failed to break right and went to second
a en Infield ' out. but he died there.
Dashing ' style elegantly
combined with Ide quality
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FOR MEN
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Thos. Kilpatrick & Co.
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ettleton
Oxfords and Shoos
Unexcelled for Men
Hold Only at
M. S. AtkissotTs
Willie hla mates helplc.aly clawed at
Kverdon's of firing. Tallinn wis safe
on the only Houike trior, hut got no
further than Si hllotmor sack. Ito lie
Kit as far third vis hla tlnn'ole and
an infield out. hut Kverdon took rare of
Kid Monroe, the pugilistic catcher, ami
Wideman wax duck soup.
Ileurbra Ming; Pill.
n thf other hand the Ttouikea ham
mered the daylight out of Wideman. also
a atale loop iirodiH't. flve hits In a
row In tho opening stanza svnt that
youth on the downward ath and ha
kept on going down all through the game.
Jdck Ureon, (y Fornythe and Krtta
Hchllehner led the atta -k on Wideman
and the rest of the Houikea were light
behind.
t la ery Warlike.
The Tango Kid was especially belliger
ent. He only maile three two-base clouts
and Dick Klnaella, who was lamping
the former (Hunt, nliuoat hail heart fail
ure. Brcen and Wchllebnar, both made
three hlta for ierfe"t butting averagea
for the matinee.
Artie Thomnson ni back In center
and performed with considerable eelat.
iHe made two blow a, waa rubbed of a
third by Hamiiiy Mayer nnd fielded like
a fiend.
It might tve mentioned in passing thai
the game was played under protest by
tha Itourkes. Needless to say the pro-
teat was withdrawn at the conclusion
of the combat. Hald protest waa the re
sult of a decision by V'mpa Oelsel In the
opening frame.
Dispute Oeelalos.
Breen. Fcrsythe. Kafoia. Krug and
Thomaaon hit In aucceselon. Two rune
rambled across the bases were choked.
Mr. Wldemsn uncoupled a wild pitch
tlvat was a wild one. The ball hanged
up against the aide of the plate and
bounded clear over the grandstand.
I'mps Oeiael ordained that each runner
should advance only one base, while
Manager Marty declared the rules per
mitted the entire flock on the runway
to regiater. Thus the protest, when
Oeiael said no. Marty didn't know that
Kverdon was going o ihoke the Kawa
In the manner he did.
The Kawa wended their way to Dea
Molnea last night after dropping three
out of four here. They left still in the
had. as the lowly l.lnka from Lincoln
trimmed up the Iloosters. Today Lin
coln cornea for a two-game series. Tom
lllodtrett will bend 'em over for Omaha.
The game, which will be the first ap
pearance of the Unks In this village, will
start at o'clock, ricor:
OMAHA.
All. It. If. O. A. K.
Hmith, If 4 113 0 0
Hreen. fh 3 I S S 0
Korsythe. rf 4 13 10 0
Kafora. c a I 1 S 0 O
Krua. 3b 10 112 0
Thomason. cf 4 1 2 4 0 0
Hrhllebner. lb I X 3 11 II 0
IWhalen. ss 3 t 0 2 1
Kverdon, p 4 0 0 0 1 0
Totala 31 8 14 17 It I
TOP UK A,
Alt. H. II. O A. K
Talllon. ss 4 0 0 0 2 0
Trainer, If 1 0 0 0 ) 0
Mayer, rf 4 0 0 10 0
lAitlmnre. 2b 2 ti 0 (, A tl
Jaikaon. cf 2 0 o ! 2 0
Itochc. !tb a tl I 2 I 0
Kappa, lb 3 0 0 II 0 0
Tonmunan, r t 0 I 1 0
Monroe, c 1 0 I 1 0
"Wideman, P ..1 0 0 V 1 0
j Standing of Teams
N Kit. l.EAOUK.
W.UPft.
vf:mt. irirt;
w.i, .ivt.i
T..H.L - IS 1ft SIAI l.u
les MolneaW II "i Falrlmry .
Omaha 15 II .f"7 Beatrice .
Ht. Joseph. .U l .x Norfolk ...
Denver ... It II 4ii(jd. Island
Lincoln ....Hi III . Kearney .
Hon City. II Irt .!' Ilastlnga .
CI. kit- d IK u iiliimhili
.. .. ,u . . 1.-I.11TT.-
N AT. L.EAHDK. I AMtn, i,r-..-....
V I . I'rt I W.U.PIO.
.' 12 .gX' Chicago 12 .i
.17 11 "?! Iietrolt 22 U .Ml
1.". i: iHKNew York. .17 13 Ml
M Hi 4.,:l Hoston T3 14 .4Jft
.It li 4S Wnahlngtn l:t 1
4 .ttii
I .mr,
4 .t
6 ,W
7 .122
Chicago
Phlla. ...
PlttHbllgll
HoNton ..
Rrooklvn
t. )rfiula...l. 17 .4
Cincinnati .12 H .444
New York.. 1 1 11 .f,
KKD. liKAUCK.
W'.UPct
ii'leveland ..U la .4I
-it. 1xjuIs....14 2U .412
Phlla U 21 .M
AMER. ABSN.
W.lj.frt.
Pittsburgh .20 12 .2r.rndlanapolls 21 12 .
Chicago ....21 14 .ami Milwaukee. M 14 .W3
Kan. Citv..H 11 Iulvllle ..18 15
Newark M II Ht. Paul 16 Irt .dhO
St. IjuIh ..10 l.'i .: M ! ; Kanxaa Clty.lli 12 .B.i'i
Hnxiklyn . .IS l.'i Cleveland ..14 14 . MM
Haltlniore .1.1 2V ,2 Mlnneapolla 12 lfi .444
liuffBlo ...10 21 .ZH Columbus ..13 1j.444
Yrstrrday'a Hesalte.
WESTKKN DKAOCH
Topeka. 0; Omaha. .
Uncoln. ;i; Dcs Molnea,
Denver. 4: 8t. Joaeph. 0.
WIchlta-HloiiK City, wet grounds.
NATIONAL IJCAUCK.
Chicago, : Himton. 1.
Ha In or wet grounds at other places.
AMKIUCAN LEAUUE.
Chicago, . New York, 4.
lloaton, S'. 8t. Louis, 4.
Waahlngton, 0; Detroit, 4.
Itdladulphla, b; Cleveland. 4.
KEDKRAL JJiAOVK.
Buffalo, ; Chicago 4.
Newark, 1; Kansaa City, 2.
Baltimore, 1 ; Ht. Louis, 2.
Brooklyn-Plttaburgh, rain. '
AtdKHICAN ASSOCIATION.
Indianapolis, 4: Ht. Paul, 2.
Columbus. 6: Milwaukee, 2.
Louisville, 6; Mlnneapolla, 1.
Cleveland, 6; Kansaa City, B.
NKHKAHKA STATU LEAGUE. '
Hastings, li; Kearney,. 2.
Norfolk, !; Kearney, 2.
Norfolk. ": Falrburv. 1.
Orand laland. t: York. 0.
Columbus, ti; Beatrice, V.
Uuna 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Hits 0 000000101
Two-base hlta: Korsythe (S, Roche.
Htolen baae: Kmltli. (Sacrifice hits: Kruir.
Whalen. Double plays: Breen to Whalen
to Hchllebner, Whalen to Breun to
HchlleUuur, Lattlmore to Bapps. Jackson
to Kapps. I-lt on bases: Omaha, 4; To
peka, 3. Struck out: lly Kverdon, 8; by
Wideman, 3. liases on balls: Off Kver
don. 2: off Wideman, 1. lilt by pitched
ball: Bv Kverdon (Trainer); by Wideman
i Kafora). Wild pitch: Wideman. Time:
:4."i. Umpire: Oelsel.
DKKYHH TAKKS TIIK FINAL til ME
314 SOCTK TOTZZaTT ST..
Zd. B. Taompaoa. MMt.
Totals
Omaha
Huna ...
lilts ....
Topeka
: i!
i
l 1 o
1 3 V
0
3 1
0 -
1 -14
m -.. 'i n.-u,lrj
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Nothlaa.
T. JOSEPH. Mo., May 84. WUley-g
support gave way In the aeveaith Inning
and Denver aoorM four runs, winning
the final game of the aeries. Arellanea
waa steady at all times. Score;
DION V EH.
AB. 1L H. O. A. E.
penr. of 4 o 1 0 o
Dell. If 6 0 I) I 0
VMielan, b 4 1 1 0 S
(fctiloway, rf S 1 0 2 0 1
Kelleher. ss 3 10 2 3 1
Fisher, lb 4 117 0 0
j Matthews. 2b 4 II I 1 3 0
c 1 1 -f i n rv , f ! if i d r v
Arelianes, j 4 0 0 3 1 0
Totals M 4 6 27 i
HT. JOSEPH.
Alt R. H. O. A. K.
Page. 21) 4 0 0 0 4 0
Fox. If 4 0 1 2 U 0
WaUton, rf 3 0 1 I u o
11. Patterson, lb... 4 0 0 18 1 o
iltrltton. h 3 0 0 0 3 1
Williams, i f 4 0 1 3 0 0
Kwoldt, ss 4 o I 3 0
AMthrow. c 4 I 7 1 I
Wllley. p I 1 0 l 1
W. Patterson 1 o u u u 0
('laiuiagan, V 0 o 0 0 0 0
White 1 0 0 o 0 0
Totala S4 0 fi 27 13 4
Batted for Wllley In seventh.
Hatted for Flannagan In ninth.
Denver 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 04
St. Joseph 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Two-base hits: Williams, Wllley,
Fisher. Sacrifice hits: Vox. Oalloway.
Double play: Matthews to KeJleber to
Ktsher. Hits: Off Wllley, 4 In seven in
nings. Ifcaaes on balls: Off Arellsnes, 3;
off Wllley, 1; off Flannagan, . Struck
out: By Arelianes. 7; by 'Wllley, fi: by
Flannagan. 3. Passed ball: Wlthrow.
I oft on buses: Denvrr. ; St. Joeeph. 1L
Tune: 2 ou. I niplrea: CusImc and 1'srrnt.
LIMOLN WINS IN TIIK E ENTH
lies Nolan l.oaee, Taree ta Tvro at
lloaar.
DER MOtNKH, la. May 24. Powells'
single, a baae on halls, two aacrlflce
hlia and Kawyer'e wild throw, gave Lin
coln the winning run In the seventh In
ning today. Dea Molnea losing, 3 t 3.
.1
I
PS
a
Score :
Hahn. rf.
HuiiUrr. cf.
.lonea, lb. ..
Hills. If
rswyer, !b.
illnrtford, sa
Tannehtll. 3b,
tiraham. c.
Mogrtdge, p.
Totala . ,..
W.lfe. If .
Miisff igan. i
WlllianM, lb.
Mclntyre, rf.
Dalley. 2b.
rthrvltier. cf.
Knieger, Sl.
V.wli. c. ...
Powell, p.
Totals
I .Ma i'Iii
I ( k M. Ill .
DE8 MOlVKiJ.
AB. H. H
I 0 1
3
SS
:l.incoi
AB.
.'.-.
I
Si.
K.
1
u
1 .
0
10 17
ir.
l
o
i
o
l
i
o
o
3
O
1
'
10
3
h
' 3
I
A.
. Z
1
II
It '
0
I
m
4
III
THEISEN BLANKS
LADSFR0M YORK
Allows Bat Three Hits and Clink
Claire's Crew Easly Wins the
Combat, Two to Nothing.
VABNEY CLOUTS OUT HOME RUN
YORK, Neb. May 24.-(8pecinl Tele
gram.) York lost the nrst game of the
series to Grand Island by the boo re of
2 to 0. Thrlaen pitched tight ball In, the
pinches and allowed but three hits.
Orand Island scored one In the fifth on
a single, a ytolen aee and an error by
Illca and In the seventh Varney put one
over the left field fence. Score:
GRAND INLAND. YORK.
AB.lt. O A B. AU.H.O.A B.
Kvn, lb.... 6 S 1 4 ORIre, 2I 4 1 V 3 t
Jo.bln. 2b... 4 o t. i VWoad, cf ... i) i. n v
liowney. It.. I 2 V 0 PTollen, 3b. ..4 V a 1 0
Variwy, ct . 3 110 uV.mil, u... l i a u o
rn.br. C....4 t t 1 OKtMi., ... J 0 1 1
Millur, rf.... t I a 0 u I'l.ns. rf... 3 u 1 0
I'luira. lb... tl 11 ir.lia, lit.... 4 U 1
lelk, ai 3 0 3 4 PH.tnri, c... 3 i i D
lu, p.. 4 1 li 1 nuut. p 1 o 0 : 1
Total! 5 3 27 16 1 Totala X J 11 4
(Irand island ......I 0 u t u 1 u o i
York 0 0 o ii 0 u 0 00
Two-base hits: Wetsel, Haines. Home
run: Varney. "Htolen buses: Miller,
Downey. LViublo plays: Kli'w to Felix,
Flaae to Klee, Hire to Kellx to Totten.
Bases on bells. Oft Uaut, ti; off Thelsen,
ft. Ijeft on bases: Urand Island,
York, 7. struck out: By Oaut, 6; Ly
Thelsen, 4. Wild pitch: Thcisen. Time:
3:60. Umpire: Monroe,
Easy Win From Kalrbnry.
KAIHBURY, Neb., May 24. (Special
Telegram.) Norfolk defeated Falrhuiy
at the local's grounds today, 7 to 1. Falr-
oury was not awe to hit the Norfolk
pitcher. It was a game of errors ail
through for Falrbury. Although a heavy
rain fell here in the morn Inn. the dia
mond was In fairly good shape. Score:
NUliriHjK. AH. H O. A B
AB.H.O.AB IIIMbr'nitarf 4 3 3 1 0
Tlroitrtrk. Ikt I I I 0Lmb. 3b. .4 1 4 3 1
l ampb.ll,- ct 4 0 3 0 fti'onl.r. lb. . 4 1 a 1
It Brown. rt3 13 0 OBrowa, If.... 11 0
K.niDln. If.. 3 1 1 KAiRrwrnY.
M.lk.r. 3b... 4 -3 2 3 DThlMlns, ct. J 0 4
n.nrown. torn u u l lit'avton, as... 4 9 l 1 6
l. as t 0 4 1 Oltontmr, 3b. .3 I I 0 0
Cnillh, c... S 1 7 1 OKiiotb., c... 3 3 4 0 1
Clark, p 4 ,0 utMwhaj. . . 1 4 0 1 1
-L-'i 4JI.S.HS S ... t 4 0 t 1
Tstals M IS I
. . Touts 0 S !7 19 i
Falrbury r......r..l 0 i v 0 v 0 u o 1
Norfolk .....0 i o 2 1 3 0 0 07
Two-base hits; Conboy, Melker, Kem
pln. Struck out: By Bowhay, 2 In five
and one-third Innings; by Clark, 7 In
nine Innings. Bases on balls: Off Bishop,
I; off Shaner, 1. Time: S hours, I'm
plro: Wooda,
Reds Vaaqalsh Kearney.
HASTINQ8, Neb.. May S4.-8pclal Tel
egram.) Kearney lost to the Reds in
the first of the series. The game was
icatureiesa. score:
KBAKNBT. HASTINGS.
AB U.O.A.t - AB H O A B.
Tak. at 444 lA.Monr, cf. 4 0 t 4
J.rnad, lb.. 4 4 14 1 10ls.il. as.... 3 4 0 3 4
fiarrlg. If... 13 4 Inramn, lb.. 4 144
Miirx, rf.... 3 3 14 lMcCahe, It.. 4 4 3 4 4
Mai.y, e.... 4 4 OHIehnWa. t I 111 o
Merrill, lb.. 3 4 11 tR Moors. 3b 4 13 3 1
Hh.w, tf ... 4 14 0 OOtwt 3b 4 10 0 1
B.ll.w. 3b... 4 14 1 2Smltk. rf.... 3 0 14 0
Kloats, p.... 413 4Harnt. rf.... 3 0 0 0 It
Bodle. p.... 1 10 3 4
Total. 33 6 14 14 Xl.lch.ll. p.. 1 1 4 4 4
Total. SI r 3
Kearney 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0-3
Haatlnga 0 0 0 0 0 o o e
Two-base hit: Oetchell. Stolen base:
Carrlg, Peak, Richardson. Sacrifice hlta;
Maxey, A. Moore, Olaen. Bases on balls:
Off Klounts. 1; off Beedle. 4. Hit ty
pitched ball: By Beedle. 1. Hits: Off
Beedle, S: off Oetchell, 3 in 2 and two
thirds Innings Struck out: By Klouiui.
S; by Beedle. ; by Oetchell, 3. Time: 2
hours. Cmplre: Shuster.
Heatrlee Wins la Ninth.
BEATRICE. Neb., May 24. i Special
Telograju.) Beatrice defeated Columbus
here today by a score of to . The
visitors held the lead until the seventh
when the locals tlnd the score snd In
the nlnrh the Retttrtce men got four
runs, which won the game. Kortum,
shortstop for Beatrice, featured with a
three-base, hit. The diamond was heavy,
a heavy rain falling In the mormua.
bcore:
COLl'MBt'W BEATRICE.
AB H O A K AB H O A K
Wtills .lb. 4 14 4 SFillmtn. fh. 4 3 1 14
MKlr.th. 3b 4 J 3 Ullr.hnoa, 3b. t 3 t t 1
HiIH, lb.... 4 1 3 1 OHl.rk, rt....4 1110
fr.lt. rf ... 4 3 0 4 ON.ff, cf .... 4 4 10 0
HiniMT, e ... 1 4 1 Allrown. It 4 0 10
I'urli.rm. of.. 4 ISO OHra kwItt, lb 4 1 10 I
Out.m.r, ok. 4 14 1 1 Kortum. e... 4 111"
Turk, If 3 4 0 4 OKgin. e...... 4 111 10
rvirey. p..., 3 0 0 0 Olrwln, p (10 10
Thl.lMB. p.. 1 1 0 I OMi'Dna.ll, pi 4 4 1 0
Jli.lu. 1 0 4 4
Total. 34 11 27 13 3
T.l. ... ? 11 24 11 4
ltHtlel for York In the ninth.
Columbus 3 O 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 6
Bwatitc 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 4
Two-base hits: Durham, Brannan.
Thrao-lww hit: Kortum. Sairlflce hit:
Sndth. Stolen bses: MoOrath. liamm y.
Bases on balls: Off Corev. 3 lit five and
one-thtrd Innings: off Thieinsn. 2 in
three and two-thirds Innings; off Irwin,
none in four and one-fhlrd Innings, oft
McDonnell. 3 in three and two-third, tu
nings, struck out: By Corev, 8 . by Ir
win, 3; by Mclonnell, 6. Passed ball:
Egan. lilt by pitched ball: M.-Ionncll
by Thieman. McGrath by McDonnell.
I'mrdre: Mit'r.
Isbell Denies Rumor
He is to Manage
Cleveland Team
CHICAGO SOXLETS
BEAT THEYANKEES
Extra Base Hits, Including Homers
by Brief and Fournier, Give
Hose Victory.
SCHALK KNOCKED UNCONSCIOUS
CHICACO. Msy 24. Extra base hits,
which Included home runs by Brief and
Kournler, gave Chicago a 6 to 4 victory
over New York today in the first gam?
of the series. Ruasell pitched a good
jrame, but tvas given erratic support .nd
when the visitors threatened to tlo the
count he was succeeded by Clcotte, who
pitched the locals to safety, tk-haik wfif
hit on the head in :he eighth inning and
was knocked luiconjcit uj. He had to
retire from Mie name. The liittnv of
Schalk forced the wln'.iiin? run ru rose
the iilntc. Sco-s:
NEW TURK. CHK1AOO.
AH.H.O A K AH H O.A E.
M.iMl. Sb . . S 1 3 2 lFei.i ll. rf... a 0 3 l 1
Pmklnps', Mt 3 J OHoth. tb 3 3 0 1 1
free, if 4 114 OK. Collin., Zb 3 0 4 0 0
I'lpp. lb 30 0 Kournler, It. 2 1 0 0 0
h.um.n ... 1 4 0 0J Collin, rf. 4 0 1 0 0
llrnwn. p.... 4 0 0 4 OWeavor, as.. 3 1 1 1
l ock, rf 2 2 0 0 Onrlef, lb 4 1 It 1 1
liarii.il. if.. 3 o x o SHfb.ik, c... I o T z 1
lioon. lb... 4 1 1 2 OPalr. e 0 441
Nun.m.kr. c4 0 t 1 nituosrll,, p.. 3 3 0 0
Pleh, p 1 0 0 1 OCtcotte, p .. 1 0 114
Mullen, lb.l 1100
Totals 31 7 11 IS 7
Total. It 7 M 9 1
batted fi Pipp In the eighth.
Mew York 0 1000005 1-4
Chicago 2 0 i. S 1 1 1 -5
Two-base hits: Weaver, Russell, CTree,
M nisei. Trine-base hit: Russell. Home
runs: Kournler, Brief. Stulen bases:
Roth, Cook, Fournier. Lame I runs: Off
Hussell. 2; off Clocotte, 1; off Pleh, 4;
off Brown, L itrst on errors: New York,
2; Chicago, 1. Hits. Off Plnh, 7 In seven
Innings: off Brown, none in one ir.D.ng,
off Hussell, 6 in seven and twn-thirJs li.
nlngs; off Clcotte, 3 In one and one-third
Innings. Struck out: ity Pleh, 3; ty
Russell, g. Umpires: U'Louguilo and
Hlldebrand.
Macks Defeat Indians.
CLEVELAND. May 24. Philadelphia
defeated Cleveland today, 5 to 4, bunching
three hits with Hagertnait's two passes
and Liebold's muff in the second in
ning for four runs. Jackson's error gave
Philadelphia another In the third. Cleve
land hit Shawkey hard throughout, but
brillinnt work by
the M'-nre rlown.
I'LRVEl.ANP.
AH H U
I.lebnld. If
Turner ih.
1'hopnia.n, .a 3
.1.' kaun. lb.. 4
Oraney. If... 4
rmlth, rf 3
Rrtre, 3b. 4
O Nm. e... 3
Has.rmaa. p 0
.tonoa. p 1
Wood 1
1 i
1 1
l 1
i It
4
Oldring and Walsh kept
S.(oi e:
PlitLAHFl.rtilA.
A K. All H II A r.
II I Vt'irphv rf.. 4
retire for the day wih a wrenched arm
j Score :
BOPTON.
AH.H O A K
OWalnh. cf... ti
I Olrtpp. lb...
n ISehans, e ..
eijnle, IK.. 3 0
O'Jldnnll. If. . 4 1
eilarm, aa .. . . .1 2
3 A
S I
DKnpf, b 2 fl 3
0
0
0 0
1 0
3 0
1 0
2 0
OKha vkey.
0
0 Totals.
p.. 3
31 6 27 1 0
ToUls 34 ID 17 13 1
Batted for Jones In ninth.
Cleveland 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 3 04
Philadelphia 0 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-6
Earned runs: Cleveland, 4; Philadelphia,
3. Two-bane hits: Turner, tlranev 2,
Jackson. Stolen bases: Barry. Murphy.
Doublo piny: Shawkey to lajoie to Lapp,
lilts: Off Hagerman. 3 in one and one
third innings; off Jones 2 in seven and
two-thirds innings. Itnses on balls: off
llogeiman, 2; off .Tones, 6: off Shawkey,
4. Struck out: By liRxerman. 1: by Jones.
2: by Shawkey, 3. Buses on errors: Phila
delphia, 1. Umpires: Dlneen and Nallin.
T I Biers Heat Senators.
DETROIT, Mich., May 24. After
Covelcskle and Bochliiig had battled for
six scoreless Innings, Detroit broke
through Washington's defense and woti
today, 4 to 0. Cobh walked in the sev
enth, advanced on Crawford's Infield
out and scored when Itoehllng, sttempt
Ing to catch Cobb off second, threw to
center field. Foster's wild throw In the
eighth after two were out, was followed
by a base on balls snd two hits, giving
the Tlirers three runs Score;
WASHINGTON'. PETHOIT.
AB II. O A T. AB.H.O.A E
Moeller. rf.,4 00 n,i.h, ...... 3 3301
Fnat.r. 3d... 4 1 0 2 IVItt. lb 3 1 0 4 0
Connolly. If. 4 0 3 0 Orobb, cf 3 13 10
Milan. cf....3 0 0 0 OOawfnrd. rf 4 0 1 0 0
Oanitll. lb... 3 019 .0 OVearh, If.... 3 0 3 0. 0
Morgan. 3b.. 3 10 OKavana', lb. 3 0 0 0
Alnamllb, e. 3 1 3 0 (1 Young, lb... 3 0 110
McRrlit. as. 3 0 1 ORtanai. 0... 3 0 1 0
Roehllna. p. 1 0 0 4 ICoreleaka, p 3 10 10
Williams ... 1104
Teuda 18 ( 37 13 1
Total. M 4 24 17 3
Batted for Bochllng in the ninth.
Washington . 0 0,0 0 0 0 0 0 00
(Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 4
Two-base hit: Bush. First on errors:
Washing-ton, 1; Detroit, I. Bases on
balls: Off Boehllng, 2. Struck out: By
Covelcskle, 6: by Boehllng, 1. Umpires:
Evans and Eldrtdge.
Red Hoi Loae 4e Hrasa.
ST. LOUIS. May 34.-Loudermilk, pitch
ing wild during half of the game and air
tight bull during the remainder half,
gave Boston only two hits today and
helped his team to win by 4 to 3. Agnew,
In rounding first base In the seventh,
collided with Gainer, forcing the latter to
Hooper, rf
WiiE-n.r, !t.. 3 1
Speaker, cf.. 8 0
xiwla. If. ... 3 0
(i.lner lb.. 2 0
H.aillu.l, lbl
Kcott. M .... 3 0
Janvrln. 3b.. 3 o
Mi'Nally. 3b. 0 n
Thomaa, r. . 3 1
Foster, p.... 1 0
Mix. p 1 0
Heurlkoen . 0
BT. Doris.
AD. H O.A E.
0 OShollon, If.. 1 3 0
4 OAua'In. 3b... 132
0 OPratt. Jb.... 4 113
2 i r Walker, rf 4 3 4 0
0 0 William., rf4 1 4
0 H.vrv, lb... 13 4 1
4 OLiavan, ..... 3 1 A 2
0 OAknew C.....S 3 8 4
n ll.udrm'k. p 8 I 1 1
n 0 Total! 34 11 tl 13
1 n
Totala 27 3 !4 13 1
Batted for .McNaily in ninth.
Boston 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 ft .1
St Louis 2 0 0 0 1 1 0 4
Two-base hit: Wagner. Ptolen base:
Williams. Earned runs: Off Foster, S.
Double play: Scott to lioblitsell. Banes
on bolls: Off Foster, 2; off Louder
milk, 8. Hits: Off Fostw. S in five In
nings, none out In sixth; off Mays, S in
three Innings. Struck out: By Foster,
S; by iKiudermllk, 7; by Maya, 2. Um
pires: Connolly and Chill.
Lincoln Comes for
Two Games With
Marty Krug's Hands
The lowly Links from Lincoln will com
bat with the Rourkes at Rourke park
two games Tuesday and Wednesday. A
four-game series la scheduled, but Rourke
and Jones agreed to switch two games,
thnao of today and Friday, to Lin
coln in order to make better train con
nections. The Links will play two game
carded for Lincoln In Omaha in June.
Roth games will be called at I o'clock.
The lineup:
OMAHA. LINCOLN.
Schleibner. ...... .First base Williams
Breen Second base.... Daley
! Krug.. .Third base Grneger
Smith. -...Left field.... Wolfe
Thomsson... ......Center field. ....Bohrleber
Foreythe - - .Right field. .... .Mclntyre
E. Krueger Catcher ........McAllister
Kafora Catcher Oanta
Johnson Pitcher B. Schrleber
Blodgett Pitcher .-....Narveson
Kverdon Pitcher. ..... ...... Ehman
Closman Pitcher Dawson
Larson Pitcher McCoy
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milCAUO, Msy 24. A rumor reached
th office of President O'Neill of the
Western league today that Frank Isbell,
owner and manager of the Dea Moines
e j club, was being; considered as a poawlble
1 ''manager of the Cleveland Americans,
! 4U ceding Jo Birmingham.
',' DES MOIKKl. la , Msy 4.-Prank Te
al bell, manager of the 1V Moines West-
I em league ball Wub, esid today he had
3 i beard iiot'uing ahout his name being . i,n-
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