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JOHUSOn EASY AMD
; OMAHA LOSES FRAY
Grinliei llimraer Rourke. Hurler
from Mound with Fire Bun.
. in First Three Fnunei.
MITCHELL A DEEP PUZZLE
DBNVEnj Oolo , June W. (Special Tel
esTam.) (Isver clouting by the Bears
and Mint sweet twlrllnt br TMtcher Mlt
thell enabled the . Bear to rwreraa the.
tables and win the stron tame of the
Rourks series, f to 4. today.
The Rourkorlnlsns drew just four safe
hits off of the southpaw, but bunchsd
all of these In one Inning.
Johnson started for the visitors and the
Bear took, kindly to his offerings from
the Jump. Two home runs In the first
two tnnlnss were mixed la with the other
hits and the five-run lesd thus obtained
esulted In the early disappearance of the
lefthander. Hallman then took tho
mound, and, while the Cuba farnered an
other run In the fifth, his hurting was of
a much more effective sort than that of
hi predecessor,
H it MrCormack ' put In his btd for
heavy hitting honors In the first inning.
wh ii. after Spencer had doubled, ha
new outfielder walloped the ball over the
wire fence In rifht field.
Prrond llama) Itaj
In the second frame Kelleher hit, one
of tho same sort and took the'K at
Hpenoer came back with another
In the third and Johnson chose to 'wlik
.McCormark. Shields forced Spencer at
third, but Galloway rame through with
nifty double that put McCormack across
and sent Hileids to third. Coffey's fleld
Iiik out was rood for the run.
It took four hit's to'trat one across for
the Bears in the fifth. .With one down
McCorniack, Shields and Galloway each
Mlncled, fllllne the -bases. Cofffy scored
the run with a hit, but on the nest play
Kelleher hit Into a double play, retiring
the side. r . , , ; ,
Fear la V Frame.
The tale of Omaha's runs Is quickly
told. Johnson walked and when Breen
olnnlcd Spencer booted Johnson taking
third and the Inflelder going to' second.
Krug's fly to right was good ''for the
first run. Forsythe 'flew to short right
and Kafora came through with, a single
which scored Breen. Thomason'a alntila
sent Kafora to third. A wild pitch by
Mitchell let the catcher complete the cir
cuit and Tliomasoa followed when
Srhllebner doubled.
Umpire Van Pickle had his first run In
of the year here when the Omaha bench
began to get hungry and set up a Roman
roar In the seventh. Lang, who Joined
I ha Omaha club here yesterday. . was
picked as the arlctlm, and after he had
ilepaited for the club house matters est
tied down to their normal quiet. Score:
DENVER.
AB. K
.. 4 1
Oaapar, p 4
Totals M I II Zl 14 1
Uncotn 000eM
eioug City M I I 1 I I H
Two-base hits: HenallnsT (3). Davidson.
Oanrar. DotihU plays: Powell to Mo
(Jefflsan to 'Williams; Oaapar to Cooney
to Kane, Htolsn bases: Kane. llanallns-
Baarlflce hits: f. (Hark. Frtoe. Cooney,
Young. rteaimr gtniok out: Hy Powell,
1: by Oaspar, 1 Bases on balls: Off
Powell, 1; off Oaspar. t Wild pitches:
Powell (2). Time: 1:44, Umpires: Myers
and Cusack. .
wiciirs wiw rnoM it. joeph
talllvaai
Weahene tu
rtrth.
WICIUTA, Kan., June lfl.-Wchlta hit
twe Rt Joseph pltnhers hard and won.
Kiillrvan weakened In the fourth and
fifth and Ht. Joseph tied the score. .Ty de
man secured a three-base hit and home
run for Wichita. Brora: '
WICHITA.
AB. R.
'harlea. 2b 4
Ko. If S
Tydeman, rf 4
II. Patterson, lb.... I
lloap.
HrlHon. b....
K. White, rf.
Gray, c
Aulilvan, p...
Oelst. p
1
0
t
1
.
1
0
0
A
I t
o.
It
A.
Totals
Pars, 8b
Nicholson, If.
IWatnon. rf
Williams, cf
W. Patterson, cf
Kwoldt, ss
Fisher, lb.........
Itapp. Jb
1'onnaman, c...
Wllley. p
Klannagan, p...'.
M 6
T. JOBEPH.
AB. R, H
I 77 IS
O.
I
10
0
a. n
RED SOX DEFEAT
JEMS' CREW
Boston Wisi Game Calling Oat
Erery Element of Keierre
Strtnith.
SIX TO HVE IS THE 8C0EE
BOSTON, June la Boston bested De
troit, t to B, today In a game which called
out nearly every element of reserve
strength In each .team. Tigers and Red
Box hit frequently and pitchers changed
often at a result Iloblltsel waa ordered
from the field in the seventh for dis
puting a decision by Umpire Evans by
which Leonard waa charged with a balk.
Boott, Boston's shortstop, who had fielded
without an error In morethan a month,
sprained an ankle In practice today.
Score:
Standing of Teams
WBBT. LEAGUE. NAT. LEAGUE.
L'MTM. W.UPct.
Denver 19 17 .BM Phlla 1
Uncoln ....1 If .4M Chicago ....24 19.N
M. Joseph.. IT II .447 Brooklyn ...23 21 .13
Omaha 3 IS ,60 Boston SU .t
Toreka ....24 IT .ff . Iouls. ...i 34 0
Bloux City .! Z .410 Pittsburgh M t .8"0
Ds Molnss.au U .KM
Wichita, ...11 23 .4
AM Eli. LKAGUK.
W.Ul'ct.
Chicago ...HI 17 .
IWrolt
New York. .17 23 .42fi
anclnnatl .17 24 .416
FEU. LEA G UK
V.L.Pct.
I Kan. City...M 1 .5W
DrrRoiT.
AB II O A K.
Iluah. aa.... 411
Vltt. lb I 1 t 4
vhfc. rf i I 4
rvawfort. rf I I I
VMU'h. If.... 1 1 f S
Karana', lk. 4 I tl
Tnima. lb... I S I 4
Dunue ..... 1
V.'Kaa !..,. 1111
Kaker. a.... till
C'oTalaakle. 0
BolaaS. ....
Jackaoa .... t
rtvat. s 1 S
Delias, s t
Tnttll.
Totals J 11 a U
Rn for Ixnnard In seventh
Patted for Young In ninth
OSTOM.
AB.H.O A E.
SOalnar. ct... t
enanrlkaa. rf t
1 Waanar. Sb. . I
S Ria her. r-cf t
lwl.. If.... 4
(Hnblltaat, lb I
Thotnaa. a... 1
SjAliTrln. aa.. 4
Clardnar. lb. I
er.dr e-lb.. I
OHhnre. s I
SI(nar4. a.. 1
Rndawe ...
1 Woad. s..t.. t
S
M 11 IT H f
SIS
t
t 4 S
i it
T S
t 0
1 ( I
I 1
T 9
I I
ess
s
i
Totals ,
Pt. Joseph
(Wichita ..
Left on bases
I 'Batted for.Bolan
s M
.W 4
,1 M I I M t M
.ltO100-
Bt Joseph. 4: Wkhha.
(. Barrlfire hit: Watson. Three-baea
hits: Nicholson, Tydeman, Hrltton. Honva
run: Tydeman. rstolen bases: Page,
Nicholson, Williams, Patterson, Hoao.
liita: Uff Wllley, 6 In two and one-third
Innings; off Klannagsn, 4 in five and
two-thirds Innings; off Sullivan, I In tour
and two-thirds Innings; off Oelst, none
In three and one-third Innings. Double
ul a va: Orsv to Brltton to Patterson:
AS bite to Patterson, fetruck out: By
Flannsgsn. t; by KulUvan, li by Oelst, 1
Baes on balls: Oft Wllley, 1; off Flanna
gan, I; off Sullivan, 4. Time: 164. Um
pire : GelseL - .
KAWI . WALLOP DBS MOIKBH
Miner Mamaianl Hard, While
damn Keepa Iflta pattered'.
TOPEKA, Kan., June lo.-Topk de
feated Des Moines her today. I to 1
Paul Musaer, aUr right hander of the
Booster hurling corps, was easy, while
"outhpaw Clunn kept the nine hostile
lilts well scattered. Score: RU E,
Des Moines ..I I I t ll't I M I I
Toreki
Batteries
and Monroe.
.!40e-lli
Musser and Breen; Clunn
Kpcncor. cf
McCnrrolck. rf...
Mlielrla, lb
(iallovtav. 2b ...
Coffey. If
K-lleher,
Vhelan. 3b
Kheatak. r
Mitchell, p
ToUls...
If.
O.
It
A.
0
0
1
0
4
1
a
1
Chicago Giants to
Play Storz Team
Here Two Days
ng in
nd In
third.
"Gabby" Ureen and hla crack colored
ball team. Iceland's Chicago Giants, will
be the attraction offered by Manager
Fred Bradford of Omaha's crank semi
pros, tho Btora, for Batnrday and Sunday
Ureen, it
Krug. h
Korevthe. rf
Kafora. C
Thomaaon. cf . . . .
S hiiMbtiirf lb.H .
f-inilh. If
VStirlan. as......
.loliiaon. p.......
ItMlinan, P
Kriii gi r
Totals.
SI
OMAHA.
A P. R.
4 1
1
..... 4
11 77
ir
o.
14
1
A. V
I H 11 1
I
t
X
, at Rourke park, ,
This is me tnirn season tnal inn great
colored team has visited Omaha for
games with the Ptort and their appear
ance Is always an assurance for some
great base ball.
Unablo to onter the professional ranks,
these clever colored players find It more
profitable to sign with such well known
teams as the Chicago Giants thsn It
would be to accept, a place on some In
dependent team In one of the smaller
cities.
"Husk" Olson, who s i.ow pitching In
his old time form, will probably work
against Dixon In the opening game.
Detroit 0 1 1 1 0 I 0 0-4
Boston ' 0 0 I 0 -4
Two-base hit: Crawford. Three-base
hit: Lewis. Ptolen bases. Cobb 2.
Double nlay: Shore te Cady to Hoblttsel.
Base on error: - Detroit. 1. liases on
balls: Off Covjleskle, 1; oft Cavet, 1; off
Hliore, t; off Leonard, I: . off Wood. 1.
Hits: Off Cnvelpki", 7 in two and one
third liuilnea: off Holand.' none in two
and one-third innings; off Cavet. 4 In
three and one-thira . innings: orr nauaa.
none In one and two-thirds Innings; off
Hhore, S In lour and one-third mninss;
off Leonard, I In twa and two-thlrde in
nings; off Wood, J In two Innings; Ktruck
out: By iAonard, 2: by Cavet, 1: by
Wood. L Umpires: Kvans and Wallace,
rfclcaa-o Whips Yaaks.
NEW YORK. June 10. -Chicago made It
two straight from the New York Ameri
cana today, winning I to 4. The visitors
won in the ninth by scoring two runs
on Foumler's paid, J, Collins single, a
sacrifice fly by Uehalk and Boone's fum
ble on Blackburn. Score:
CHICAOO. MEW YORK.
AH H O A AB H.O. A S.
ri-b. cf... 4 I & e ecook. rf t Sloe
Wm, aa.. t 1 I t irarklnsa'. aa I IIS
BOlliM. lb 4 lit tMalaal. B... 4 t 1 4 S
rourntar. lb 1 1 T t P1. lb..... I SUSS
J.raiilna. rt. I 1 t HIb. at I
Rath. It 4 4 1 Hart nil. If.. 4 144
Ik-haik. o.. . I S 4 SUmm. lb... 4 111
Hlavkbm, lb 4 111 hswmimv. c.. I 1 T IS
kkatt. s 4 1 l'ull. .,..1 S
riaher. a.... 1 S 1
ToUla It III I l'Calawall ...114
' ' ToUla tT V Wt
anattad for RvMniir In ninth.
Batted for Ftshsr In ninth. '
Chlcan t 0 t 9 A 6 J 4
New York 040440 1-4
Two-base hits: K. Collins (1. Felsch,
MalaeL Three-base hit: Pecklnpaugh.
Home runs: Weaver, Caldwell. Btolen
bases: E. Collins. J. Collins, Maine), High.
Karned runs: New York, 4: Chicago. 4.
Double plav: Sweeney te Boone: Bases
on srrors: New York, 1; Chi. ago. 1. Bases
cn balls: Off Scott. I; off Fisher, I. Struck
out: By Fleher, 7: by Scott, t. Umpires:
Hildebrand and O'Loughlin.
eaators (rash Browaa.
WASHINGTON. June 10 Washington
defeated tt. Luuia again today, I to 1
Ifoch. for St. Louis, pitched well, but
his suDDort faltered at critical Periods.
seven errors being charged against his
leammatea.
ST. UM'li. WASHINGTON.
AB H O A E. M H O.i l
Jn.Hna. If.. J III SWMllar. rf .l 1
iroeir, ... l l a l l
r)haka. It... I 1 I
1 Milan, ft ... I I I I 1
()nall. tb... 4 I I 1 e
t Uortn. lb.. 114
lAie.aiitb. a. 4 1 S 4 e
I M Bride, aa. I 1 4 1
Jobnaea. e.. 4 I 1 4 I
S
Tata la II I rt 17 I
Boston a 1 .fnftl
Wanhlngtn Zl X .612
Cleveland ..IS 26 .12
ft. Louis... IS 28 ."
.XI 19 .M Pittehurgh
.26 1 .W
..W 22 .M2
..21 20 .m
..24 Zl .fS8
.24 23 .fill
Brooklyn
PL Louts
Newark .
Chicaao .
New York. .20 23 .41 Baltimore . 17 29 .3.0
Phlla 17 2 .S70 Bufalo 17 SI .364
STATE LF.AG V E. A.MEK. AHS'N.
W.L.Pct. W.L.Pct.
Beatrice ...IS 4 ,H4, Tndlanapola 81 17 .644
York 11 .447 Milwaukee .26 21 .M3
Norfolk ....13 6 .727 Ioulsvllle ..24 22 .522
Falrhury ..10 10 .6tV Kan. City. ..-'3 22 .511
Or. Island.. .4711 St. Paul.. ..22 .23 .41
Hastings .. t 11 .421 Cleveland ..IP 22 .4KJ
Columbus ..1R2S.409
1 Minneapolia 17 26 .3
Yesterday's Reaalta.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
St. Joseph. 4; Wichita. 4
Des Moines, 1; ToPeka. ft.
USioux City, ft: Lincoln, 0.
Omaha, 4; Denver, .
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland, 1; Philadelphia, 1L
tit. Louis. I; Washington, 8.
Chicago, I; New York, 4.
Detroit,' 5; Boston, ft.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn, ;. Cincinnati, t; called end
fourteenth; darkness.
Philadelphia-Chicago: rain.
New York, 3; St. Louis, 13.
Boston. 1; Pittsburgh, 2.
Gaaaeo Today.
Western League St. Joseph at Wichita,
Des Melneo at Topeka, Sloua City at Lin
coln. Omaha at Denver.
American League Cleveland at Phila
delphia, St. Louis at Washington, Chi
cago at New York, Detroit at Boston.
National League Brooklyn at Cincin
nati, Philadelphia at Chicago, Boston at
Pittsburgh, New York at St. Louis.
Federal League Buffalo at Baltimore,
Newark at Brooklyn, Chicago at Kansas
City.
Slate League Norfolk at Hastings,
Fuirbury at York. Beatrice at Grand
Inland.
DALE AND DELL TIED
IN A PITCHIH6 DUEL
Cincinnati and Brooklyn Go Four
teen Inninga Until Darkness
Stops Game.
TWO TO TWO IS THE SCOEE
'(CINCINNATI, June 10. Dale and Dell
indulged in one of the best pitchers'
battles of the season hero today and when
darkness settled down at the end of the
fourteenth Inning, Cincinnati and Brook
lyn were tied, 1 to 1
Daubert made three hits in- four times
up and In the tenth Inning was dellber
ately paased. Double playa spoiled sev
eral chances for both teams. Mollwlts
waa spiked sliding for home In the
eleventh Inning and waa forced to retire
from the game. Score:
BBOOKLTN. CINCINNATI.
AB.H.O. A I. AB.H.O.A E.
n-Mara. I I 1 I oixicb. cf ... I l
OtUranc. ... Ill
1 tKlllller. If.. Ill
1 SOron. lb..... 1 I
1 OOrlffltb. rf.. I I I
I C!rk. c.... Ill
1 I Wlneo. e. .. I 1
I 1 Moilwlts. lb. I 1 IT
I OOlMn. Sb-lb. 114
V'K'lalts. lb 1 1 I
60 1 41 14 IP. la. p 1 1
blar .SSI
Grant. 2 to 0. and today beat the
Lewellcn club by a score or to o. The
feature of today'a game waa Marlatt'a
pitching a no-hit, no-run game.
Jonea Makes Neat lin.
in connection with the release of Davy
Jones, Rebel outfielder, It develops that
Jones received a wad reported at
for hla contract. Jones knew a sprained
tendon had ended his base ball useful
ness. Oakes did, too. Oakea asked Jones
how much he expected to save thlg
season A figure waa . named and tho
deal followed.
Stall Rereraea Outfield.
Manager Stalling Is sHU using his re
versible outfield. Sherwood Magee is sup
posed to play every day In center, but
the other two gardeners are aa Itched
whenever a left-handed pitcher goea to
the mound In opposition.
Barry. Homo run: Kopf. Stolen bajaes:
Graney, Murphy. Eferned runs: Cleve
Isnd. 1; Philadelphia, V. Forat on error:
Philadelphia. 1. Bases on balls: Off
Walker, t; off Wyckoff. b. Hits: Off
Hagerman. 4 In two Innings; off Walker,
4 In four Innings; oft Jones, 1 in two In
nings. Struck out: By Walker, i; by
Jones, 1; by Wyckoff, ft. Umpires: Dlneen
and Nallto.
MARKS AND TIPS
SPLIT DOUBLE BILL
Visitors Win First Contest and Home
Team Takes the Second
Battle.
FIVE HTJTLLEBS IN THE 0 PENES
Hutted for Johnson In fourth.
, ...,,a 0 4 4) 4) 4
DenVer i I I 1 4) ft
Two-baae hits: Si-encer (. Schlelbner.
' h iin. Il.ne run. M.-"orruick, Kellrher.
rifi.e f.y; Krug Wild pitch; Mitchell,
struck out: By Juhnwn. t: v Miuhl,
lt lUilinan. 2. laee on bsH: Kf
m!.-i...ii 1; off MH'hell. I; off Mailman.
liniil.le i.lav: Whelan l, Bien to
" I'-t-ibnf r. Illis: Off Johnson, S In three
i-x'inuri off Mailman. 4 In five Innings,
"tine. 1.44. I iiipne: Van Bl klc.
Mill V SHIT OCT TUB LINKS
ladlaaa l.aad Hard ea . Fwwell,
Wlaalag, I la 4.
I.IMMLN. Neb.. June 10. Sinus Ctty
Ii-. 1 liard on 1'oarll In today'a gam.
Mii.n i. hy I to a. Score:
IJNCOUN.
kaaii, lb... 4
rratt tb.... 4
C Walkar, ef 4
wnii.au. rt t
n, lb.... 4
Iwaa. aa... I
Aaaaw. a.... I
Hoca. a I
C. Walker.. I
rarrraaaa. a I
I tl
Marar. cf ...l 1
liauhert. lb. 4 I II
Mnil. rf. . I 1 I
Whaat. If.... Ill
Outahaw. lb. I I
MrtTartT. c 4
(lata lb Ill
Pall, p I 1 4
Total..
T
0
I
1
4 0
0
4
I
I I
Total 41 I 42 20 t
Brooklyn 0010000100000 0-1
Cincinnati 0 0010001000000-4
Ran for Clark In the eighth.
Two-base hits: Mollwlts. Killlfer. von
Kolnlta. Three-base hits: - Daubert,
Clarke. Earned runs: Brooklyn, 1; Cin
cinnati, 1. Double plays: Dale to lienor
to Oroh: Olson to Hersog to Olson: Dell
to Daubert: Wheat to Gets to McCarty;
Stengel to Daubert; Cutshaw to Daubert
to O'Mara. Base on errors: Cincinnati.
1. Bases on balls: Off Dell. 7; off Dale.
4. Struck out: Bv Dell, 2; by Dale, 4.
Umpires: Qulgley and Eason.
Pirates Trim Braves.
PITTSBURGH. June lO.-Plttsburgh de
feated Boston today, 2 to 1, In a game
featured by good pitching by Harmon
and Hughes. Collins' wild throw a catch
Maranville at third In the fifth allowed
Maranvllle to score with Boston's only
run. In the seventh Collins tripled and
scored on Hinchman'a single. Hinchman
stole second and scored on a single -by
Vlox. Soore:
BOSTON. PlTftBl'ROH.
AU.H O.A B AB.H.O.A E.
Moras. rf....4 I OJohnaloa. Ibl 14
Carer. If.... 4 11
oi'ollina. cf.. I I I
SHtnchma. rf I 1 1
OWaaner. aa. Ill
Vioi. lb Ill
OOarber. lb. . I I
OGlbaoD. e.. 14
SUarmoa. .. I 1
Total IS 4 IT 14 2
KltipTk. tb 4 I I
Coonollir. If. 4 I
Hum. cf... 4 11
Schmidt, lb. 4 1 I
Smith, lb.... Ill
Maranvil, aa I 1 1
Whaling, e.. I t I
Huaha, s. .. I 0
Uttberl .... 1
Crutcbar. a . 4
GENOA AND ST. EDWARD
PLAY NO-RUN GAME
GENOA. Neb.. June l.-Speetal. SL
Edward playsd Genoa to a tie In a fait
ten-lnnlng gam on the Genoa grounds.
The game broke' up In the tenth with no
run over a disputed decision of ths um
pire. Score: ' R.H K.
M. Kdward a4
Genoa - t I
Batteries: St. Edward. Klrsvhner and
Fleher: Genoa, Irian and Coppl. em
pire: Smith.
A R. B. H. ). A. K-
.. fe If 1 4) 14 1 I
V. ImffiKsn. ss 4 2 I 4 f)
A iiliiiiu. lb 4 2
M. Intyre. rf 4 1
I !. b 4 - 2 4) 2 4)
I-. hreiber, if 4 1 2 . 4)
I ivd. 2I '.. 4 1 ' 4 I
V fcn c 4 4
fc.ril. p a t 4
Totals M T 77 II 1
SIOUX CITY.
AB. ft, II . O. A K.
'.ir, 2b 4 0 3 14 1
rf 4 1 I 3 2 4
lu 3 2 2 '
.i:!.in. rf.... 4 12 31
1 an n. If 14 1 I t I
)., ..,i.s. f I 4 2
o ,... rf 4 1 I
i il . 3 t I I
mmt ml Red Oak Tea m 1'raasi.
nZO OAK. la.. June W.-Speclal
f;fiitl.ig Editor Omaha Bee, lear C4r:
On our sporting page last Monday there
spprared an Item whlC stated that
Glenwond, la., baae oall team had de
feated the Red Oak Gray. This 1 want
to deny, for the Bed Oak Grays have
not met defeat this neason. The team
that played there was ths Red Oak
Intlnctbles and the player wer4 al.y a
few auit and I loaned I hem ours, hence
the Mistake.
MANAGER Rtl) OAK GRAYS.
Totale M I H 14 1
Batted for Jloch In eighth.
St. Louts , I 0 0 0 1 0 0-2
Wsshinaton 21022 I
Karned runs: St. Louis. 2. Three-baee
I lilts: nhottttn. Lavsn. litis: Oft I loch, 7
in seven innings; orr t-errymsn, i in one
Inning. Stolen baaee: Pratt. Meeller.
Milan Iiouble play: Austin to Lery.
Left on bases: St. Inla. 4: Wsshinaton.
ft. Hsses on errors: Waahington, 3. Struck
fiut: B- Hnch. I: by Johnson, 4, Balk!
Hoch. Cmplrea; Connolly and Chill.
Maeka Wis. fraaa ladtaaa.
l'IIIUnKlJHU, June 14 Phtladel-
i'lus knot ked two Cleveland terlrlere off
he rubher today and won. II to 1. Hager
man as taken out after the second in
ning, during which the borne team scored
four times en three ai nit lea. ao error by
i napman and a nome run oy tvopr. in
the ritih and alxtn sessions six hits, a
(-ilfi.-e. three paasea end an error by
Wamhssanss netted seven runs and
cauaed tue ratlrxuient of Walker In favor
of Jonea Score:
txertjtn. piiila.dki.phi a.
AU R O A V AS HO A
Ilhold. ef. I I Mun4.l. If.. I I
l'ra.r. Ib. .. I 1 I I I Ham aa ...l 114 1
oti.pmao. as I S 4 I Ifeaiab I1...4 I I
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BROOK (.YN. June 10. Brooklyn and
Newark divided today's double-header,
the visitors winning the first. to 7. and
the home team the second 2 to 1. Heavy
hitting, pocr fielding and errors made
the opener A see-saw affair, five pitchers
being used. Brooklyn outbatted the vis
itors, but beses on balls helped Newark
materially. Reulbach and Wilson had a
pitcher's battle in the second game and
both received fine support. With the
score tied Cooper opened the last half of
the ninth with a triple. Reulbach nasaed
Msges to get Kauff, who singled, sending
home the winning run with nobody out.
Score, first game: - R.H.E.
Newark I 1 4 0 1 3 1 0-9 10 t
Brooklyn 4 2 0-T is
Batteries: Moseley, Whttehouse. Reul
hach and Rariden; Marlon. Lafltte and
Lend. rPatt.
Score, second same: R.H K.
Newark 0 0 1 0 0-1 0
Brooklyn 4441004 1-3 40
Batierlea: Reulbach and Rariden; Wil
son and 1-and.
Divide Doable-Header.
BALTIMORE. June ltt Baltimore and
Buffalo apllt even In today'a double
header. The visitors took the opener, to
X title the Iwme team came bark
stronyly In the alnd-up with a score of
'.I to I. Score, first gsme: R.H.E.
Buffalo 1 I 3 1- 1.1 1
Baltimore ...4 1 3400040-3 11
Batteries: Btdlent and Blair; Qulnn.
Bender and Owena.
Score, second game: R.H.E.
Buffalo I t t I I I I 1-IHl I
Baltimore i. I I I I t 1 M -ll 11 1
Hatterles: Schuts. Ehtnke and Allen
SnUlh and Jarkiltach.
W bales laaa to t'aseys.
KANSAS ITTT June 10. The rally
started by Chicaso In the ninth proved
Ineffectual, kanwi tty winning, s to 3.
Cullop maa Invlii. Jhle until the ninth,
tVlng replaoed by Vackard. who stm.ped
ths rally. Score: IU1 E.
Chl.aao 1 4 0 31 I I
Kansas Clty..X 1 2 4 11 4
HalteHa' Pr.nd.rs.lt. Hlck Mrl V.n
Tlnell and Wilson; Cullop, Packard and
btiu.iv.
Totals a 4 14 I 0
Batted for Hughes in eighth.
Boston 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 01
Pittsburgh 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 3
Two-base hit: Schmidt. Throe-base hits:
Collins. Stolen bases: Carey, Hinchman.
Karned runs: Pittsburgh, 8. Double play:
Kitxpatrluk to Schmidt. Left on bases:
Boston. 4; Pittsburgh, 2. Hits: Off
Hughes, 4 in seven Innings; off Crutcher,
In one Inning. Struck out: By Hughes,
4; bv Harmon, 4. Umpires: Orth and
Byron. '
Cards Blast Tesreaa,
ST LOUIS. June 10. St Louis slusircd
Tesreau and Schupp for aeventeen hits
and coupling tnia witn errorless ball
playing on lis own side St. Louis won, 13
to J. nere touay.
In the second Inning Miller tripled with
ths banes full and In the fourth inning
Bescher hit for a home run. again with
the bases full. Score:
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Totala 14 IM1I I i
New York 0 0 9 4 4 1 1 02
St. Louis 3 4 4 3 0 0 0 0 13
Two-base hits: Snyder. Doyle. Three
baae hlU: Miller, Wilson. Home run:
KcHcher. Stolen bases: Snodgrasa, Dolan
(2). Rutheler. Kared runs: St. Ixiula, i.
Iouble play. Bsralnerd to Merltle. First
on error: St. louts, 1. Bases on balls:
Off Tesreau. 2: off Ioak. 1; off Schupp.
4. Hlta: Off Teereau. In two mninss:
off Schupp. 11 in six innings. Struck out:
Hy nupp, i; oy luax, . empires, rtigier
and Hart.
Mrs. Wightman
Wins from Miss Sears
,0 0 0 1 0 Ti tala.
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butv.
noalkvortb. 0 0 0
HaiOM4 .1 0 0 0 0
ToUta II 4 4 II 2
. -Hatted for llaa-erman In third.
Hattad for Walker In seventh.
Hatted for Jones In ninth.
Cleveland 0 1 0 1
Philadelphia 4 1 4 -U
Two-base bits: Turnsr, Wyckoff.
Three-baea hits. Smith, Wahbaganes.
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PHILADELPHIA. June 10,-Mrs. George
Wlghtman, formerly of California, de
feated Mis Rloannra Sears of Boston
tod By in ths most Interesting match of
the morning play In the tournament for
the women's national lawn tennis cham
pionship at tho Philadelphia Cricket club.
Mrs. Wlghtman had to extend herself as
Miss Sears played one of her best
matches.
Summary;
Chamnion alt.alea. fourth round:
Miss Moils Riiiraodt. Norway, de
fraud Miss Anne aV Sheafs. Boston. 10-3,
4-X
Mlaa Martha Gothrte, Pittsburgh, de
feated Mlu Msrlon Vanderhaef. New
York. T 4 .
Miss Klisa M. Vox. Philadelphia, de
ftated Miss Alice Cunningham. Boston,
l i s-L
Mrs. George W. Wlghtman, Boston, dn.
tested Miss Klesnora .-ears, boston, a-4.
-7. -2.
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