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Eddie Hahn Makes a Circus Catch,
Taking Heart Oat of Rourkes, '
and Qgnaha Lose, 6 to 3. ,
mam nrarnra rally fails
Xtfm. ttm har. tarrtbla T)M MottlM orW
It becoming- Jus one victory after an
other. Three straight ther made It from
Pa Rourke'a struggling, but faltering,
tribe of athletes'. Georg Mogrldre and
Eddie Halm and one or two other rea
son contributing to the to S defeat.
The above mentioned Mr. Halm was
nce a member of the world's champion
Whit Sox. He U one of the oldeat men
In tho world and has been cheating the
"undertaker for, lo, these many years.
But Mr. Hahn la atlll sprlghCy enough
to put a crimp In the Rourkes. and he
certainly did It yesterday. In the sev
enth Inning the Boosters were only two
runs ahead of our side and two Rourkes
were on base, with one out. Then Earl
Smith cracked one to right. It looked
good for two or three bases, and the
bugs had visions of one of the proverbial
seventh-Inning rallies- But It ws not
to be, for old man Hahn scooted over and
nipped the drive with -one mitt and dou-
bled the Bourke- runner at first. This
took the heart out of Johnson and the
rest of the Rourklet and the Boosters
were allowed to do as they pleesed in
tha eighth. They pleased to make four
' j-uns. thus putting, tha. combat pn Ice. .
Late' Rally Falls Short.
Omaha tritd to rally in the ninth,' but
Without effect. Krueger batted for John
son any was hit by a pitched ball. Smith
singled and Brcen walked, filling the
runway! Forsyth was punctured In the
slats and Krueger walked home. Schlleb
mer flew out, but Marty Krug poled a hit
to right, scoring Smith and Breen. Then
lArtle Thomason whiffed, ending the
agony, '
The Rourkes beat it down stream to
Bt. Joseph today. Score:
DES MOINE8.
AB. K. H. O. A. E.
Hahn, rf..... i t '
Oawver. 2b 4 0 0 2 t 0
Hunter, cf S 1 I 0 0
Jones, lb S 1 ' 10 1 J
Hertford, as 4 1 S 1 f 1
Bills. If... 4 11 8 0 0
Tannfchlll, Sb.., 4,1 S 1 ' 0
I. Breen. o S 0 4 v 0 0
Hogrldge, p. 4 0 0 J J
ToUts S S .27 13 1
OMAHA.
'AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Smith. If 6 1 1 a - 0 0
R. Bre-n. Sb 4 1 S S 8 1
IForaythe, rf 0 1 .4 0 0
Wchllebner. lb 4 .. 0 0 S 0 1
Krug. 8b 4-0.1 2 S 0
Thoniaeoo. cf I 0 1 0 0
Whaien, rs. S 0 0 1 S 0
Kafora. k 4-0 1110
Johnson, p t 0 ' J 1 1 0
Krueger 0 1 00 0 0
Totals SB 8 . 10 27 W 2
Batted for Johnson In ninth.
I'ea Moines
Huns 1 S0010040-S
Hits i o o i a i s o- a
Omaha
Runa .'. .0 000)S0S S
Hits 1 0 1 0 I I t X S-10
Two-base hits: Hartford, Hahn. Bills,
Tannehill. Btolen banes: Jones, nan-
ford. Sacrifice hits: flawyer. I. Breen.
"Whaien. Srhltrbner. Pouble play: Hahn
to Jones. Left on baees: Des Moines, 6;
Omaha, 10. Struck out: By Moarldge.
4: by Johnson. X. Bases on bails: ur
Mog-rtdge. 8: off Johnson, S. Paused ball:
Xafura. II t bv pitcneo ban: jones or
Johnson, Krueger and Foraythe by Mo-
trtdge. Time: 8:06. Umpire: Myers.
I . ' ;
CALLAHAN'S HOME RCN Wl.VJ
Drlrn Ball Over Fao tm Teatk aaa
llasi Trlaaaph.
SIOUX CITT, Is.. June 2S. -Connie
Callahan drove t'oe ba.1 o-er the left
center fence In the tent inning, winning
the last game or the senea by a s to 4
core. The Indians rallied la the ninth
and rruuie two runs, tying the score.
Score: ,
SIOUX CITT.
AB. R. 3L O. A. E.
Cooney, 2b...
Clarke, If.....
Kane, lb
J-fteune, cf...
Callahan, ss..
Dvidaon. rf.
Youiik. 3b
Prtoa, o.
'ncham. p....
'rlp
Uam ar, p
..I 0 1 1 S
..S I 2 2 0
..4 0 1 1 1 1
.. S 0 2 0 0 0
.. S 1 a S 4 2
..4 0 0 1 1 0
..410180
.. a a i s o o
..1 0 0 0 8 0
..10 0 0 0
..2 0 0 12
Totals 8 10 80 18 4
ST. JOSEPH.
AB. R. H. O. A. E
Rpp. Sh 6 1112
M liolaon. If 4 1 0 2 0
Pa?e. 2b 4 0 10 2
AMlliams, rf 4 0 1 1
Watson, rf S 1 0 1 0
Vli-r. lb S 0 S 12 0
Ewoldt. as S 0 0 2 S
White, e 4 0 11
winer, p a i 04 i
Totals 8 4 T M IS 8
Ratted for Ingham In fifth.
One out when winning run scored.
Sioux City 0 00110008 1-t
Bt. Joseph 0 1102000 0-4
Twobas hits: Prloa, White, Pw
Home run: . Callahan. Stolen bases:
Watson. Ewol'lt. Davldaoo, Kapp (li.
Niciwlsoa, WU llama, Clark. Hits: Oft
Inahain, 4 sa five Innlnss; off C.axpar, 8
I In five iniiinga Bases on balls: Off
II Ingham, 8; off Willey. 8. Biruck out:
by lnhaia. 2; by GaajNU-, 2; by Willey.
t FMa4 baU: Prtc. Hit by pttohed
Father
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bell: Williams by Ingham. Time: 2:20,
Umpire: Van Syckle.
DiWIOV HIRLI LIKK9 TO WIN
Strikes Oat Half Dosea la
laocesaloa.
LINCOLN. Neb., June SS. Pawoon
pitched superb ball against Denver today,
striking out six men in uooeaston at
one stage, and Lincoln won the final
gam of the series by a score of t to I.
Oaekell was also effective, but inclined
to be wild. Score:
PENVKR.
AB. R. H. O. 'A. E.
Fpenoer. of. 4 1 2 I 0
Miller, rf S 0 a U S 0
Whelan, lb 4 0 0 S 0
Galloway, tb, S 0 1 i t 0
Coffey, If. 4 S 0 4 0 0
Shields, lb. 4 0 t 0
TOatloher, sa. S S t f 0
(tpahr, o S 0 0 0 S 0
Oaskell, p.. t 0 J) I S 0
Totals SO 1 i N 13 0
LINCOLN. '
A.B. R. H. O. A. E.
Wolfe,. If 4 tl 1 , S 0
Lloyd, 8b. S 0 0 1 f 0
Schrelber. cf. S 0 0 3 0 0
WilUams, lb 3 1 0 8 0 0
Molntyre, rf. 2 1110 0
Tanta, o. S 2 10 0 0
Moaaffigan. as 1 0 0 1 1 0
Daley, 8b... 8 0 0 10
Dawson, p. ,. 8 0 0 S 1
Totals 2 4 S7 S 1
Denver 1 S 0 S 0 0 0 0 01
Lincoln 0 0 0 S 0 0 0 1!
Two-base hit: Onllowav. Double rtlav:
Dawson to McOafflgan to Williams.
Btolen bases: Wolfe. McOafflgan. Bao
rlflce hlu: Miller McOafflgan. Struck
out: By Dawaon, 8. Bases on balls: off
Dawson. 1; off Gaskell, 5. Hit by pitched
ball: By Dawson, 1. Time: 1:47. Um
pire: Parent. ,
Stecher Training
Hard for His Match
Here with Cutler
Manager Hetmanek, who looks after
the affairs of Joe Stecher, writes from
Dodge that Joe Is taking no chances in
the coming match, but Is training as ho
never trained before. He says !that he
dally tires out six men, whom he has
engaged to assist him in training.
Word also comes from Chicago that
there will be plenty of Cutler money in
sight before the date o.f the match, as
the Chicago boys do not understand how
a farmer boy from Nebraska can put
the shoulders of the world's champion to
the mat They say that Cutler has bestVI
them ail as fast as they have appeareJV
and that they do not think that a mere
Nebraska product can overcome the
years of experience of the veteran Cutler.
HARVARD WINS SERIES
FROM THE YALE .TEAM
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., June 23. -Harvard
won the series with Tale by adding a
a to S victory today to that scored at
New Haven yesterday. It was a ninth
Inning success. With two out and a man
on first, Bricklcy doubled, scoring Harts
with the tying run, and crossed tha plate
himself with the winning tally on a single
by Frye, a pinch hitter. . Score: R.H.E.
Yale , S 7 1
Harvard, , a S I
Batteries: Yale. WnLroua and 1Timtr'
Harvard! Whitney and Harte.
America Asaoelatloa.
At Louisville: R H ifl
Columbus .v.... 14 2
Loulavtlle H 1
Batteries: Ferry. Woodburn. Oaahnm
and Cole; Beynolds, Kills and Clemotia.
At uuwauk.ee: R.II.E.
Minneapolis ; 6 10 8
Milwaukee 4 8 8
Batteries: Harper. Ylnkllng. Williams
and Sullivan; Gharrlty, Iougherty and
Hughes.
At Indianapolis: R.H.E.
Cleveland 6 10 1
Indianapolis 1 T 1
Uattericn: Collamore and Devogt; Burke
and Blackburn.
At Kansas City: R.H.E.
St. Paul 14 4
Kanaaa City 6 14 2
Batteries: Karger, Hall, Steel and John
son; Gardner. Lethrvp and Alexander.
(Called end twelfth inning; darkness.)
Cawat Lcsga.
At Salt Lake CIMr: . RU E.
Oakland 11 16 1
Salt Lake City 1 IS 4
Batteries: P rough and Kuhn; Morgan,
Laror, Flttenr, J. Williams and Rohrer,
Hannan.
At Los Ar.geles:
R.H.E.
..141
Venice
Los Angela
82
Batteries
Cheche and Spencer; Love
snd Boles.
At San Francisco:
Portland
San Francisco
Batteries: Lush.
R.H.E.
8 io a
12 1
Higginbotham and
Fisher: KeleUl and Block
Score, second game: R.H.E.
Ptrtland 1 S 1
San Francisco Oil
Batfertes: Kahler and Fisher; Killllay
and Sepulveda.
Battle f'reet Heals Oaklaad.
BATTLB CREEK. Neb., June (Spe
cial Telegram.) Battl Creek beat Oak
dale, 4 to 1 Batteries: Battle Creek, Ci
nch and Arnew; Oakdale, Rose and
Stewart. Hits: Battle Creek, 4; Oak
dale, a.
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Second Baseman Baps Out Three
Bagfer in Seventh, Scoring
Two and Winning.
ALL HTJBLEBS PUT IN THE FRAY
FAIRBURY, Neb., June 23. (Special
Telegram.) The lucky seventh inning for
Faii-bury took the game from the Be
atrice Mllkskiramers today when, with
two down and two strikes on Second
Baseman Conboy, he drove out a three
bagger Into deep center field, scoring
Thlesslng and Conley and making the
score 6 to S In favor yf the locals.
Beatrice tried three hurlers In tha
hope of stopping the swatting. Pate
opened tha game,, hut when Falrbury
was given two scores on, forced balls, he
turned the lob over to Adams to com
plete the first frame. This pitcher lasted J
until tha sixth frame, when he was suc
ceeded by Huggins. He completed the
game.
Sholl opened for the locals and lasted
until the fourth, when Manager Shaner
took the mound. The game was played
on a heavy diamond, partly In the rain
Umpire Muir ordered Manager Fill
man of Beatrice from the grounds In the
fourth Inning and ha was succeeded by
Neff on second base and McDonnell sub
stituted for Neff in center field. Shatter
had tha better of the pitching force in
tha battle as he registered seven strike
outs. Both the Mllksklmmers and locals
made a number ot. wild throws snd er
rors. Score:
BBATK1CB. v KalRBfnV
AH.H.O.A.V
AB.H.O.A.E.
Klltnun, lt. t
Brannua. Sb. 4
Brown, lb..: 4
Black, rf.... 4
Buatr. e.... 4
Mi-IMnall. ot I
Naff, tf-tb.. t
Kortnm, a.. 4
lxirkhart. It. I
I II I AMIIrthrnd
rll 1
lit eiAinh. tb.... 4
4 ABrown. If... I
SSS Oconler. lb... I
1 12 I 1TiIm1bs. ctt
IK OPayton, af... 8
lie econbor. 8b.. 2
14 OrVwtha. e.. . 4
i 1 4 0 Knoll p 1
01 Cabaner, p... i
A S
0 2
1 4
4
t e
I'at. p
Adam, p.... 8
Huasina. p..
1 4 7 6
Total! 80 in I
' WaI.!. I 1 11 1
Beatrice"! 0 1 1 2 1 0 0 0 0-6
Fairbury ....i 2 0000J20-
Two-base hits: Lockhart. Kortum.
Phaner, Hildebrsnd. Three-brise hit:
tomboy. Struck out! By Sholl, 1; by
Shauer, 7; bv Pate. 2: by Hugln. 4; by
Adams, . Bsees on balls: Off Pale. 2;
off 8hoIl, 1 Time: 2:00. Umpire: Muir.
Raster Brown Lives l' te Name,
NORFOLK," Neb., June 28. (Special'
Tolegram.) With craBblng the predotnl
nant feature In the ninth Inning., when
the Islanders were one score to the good.
Buster Brown lammed out a two-bagger,
winning the game for the Drummers, t to
2. There were no outs snd the bases
ttprn fun when Rrown made the sensa
tional hit. The game was a sensational
one up to the elshth Inning, wnon rocay
playing waa exhibited. . Score:
ORAKD ISLAND. NORFOt-K.
AB.H.U.A.E- AB.II.U-a.n.
hv.. . ... Ill ennvirlrk. Ibl o l l i
Ruben, lb. . . 8
rnk, lb... 2
I i a i era, aa...... m v a
1 2 Can-la of... 4 1 I
8 S
Hanrr. ....
I
0B Brown, rf. 4 1
Crneby. O.... 4
aVnier, et., 4
ITulDt
lb... Ill
Mllir. lb.. I I
OCM'trnpbl. If I 1 I
OOlllla, a I 10
Uuray, p 8 t
Dowoar, rf.. I
C.'l.lra, lb...
Alaxandar. p 8
H off man. rf. 1
Tbiaaaaa. cf. I
ToUIS 8 4 87 1 4
' Trf, ia. .it i u a s
Grand Island 0 0000001 1-2
Norfolk .0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 28
Two-baa hits: B. Brown. Synek
Claire. louble plays: Melker to Dye to
Towne, Bynek lo tJiaire. uasea on oans:
Off Aleaaiuler. 6: off Corey. 4. Hits:
Off Alexander, 4; off Corey, 8. Struck
out: By Alexander, 6; by Corey, 9. Time:
1:4a. Umpire: Shuster.
t . .
' wilts Hfiaa.
NFAV TORK, June 23, Oeorg Wlltse,
former pitcher of the New York Na
tionals, wss today unconditionally re
leased as .manager of the Jersey City
club of the International league. W lltse
waa made manager of the ulub last win
ter. j
ftoathera Asaoelatloa.
Atlanta. 0; Birmingham, 1.
Memphis, 2: Nashville, 0.
New Orleans, 2; Mobile, a.
Chattanooga, 0; Little Rock. 4. (
rolleae Base Ball.
Harvard. S: Tsle. 2.
Pennsylvania. 2; Michigan, 4.
CORNERSTONE OF LIBRARY
BUILDING ISTN PLACE
BROKEN BOW, Neb., June 28. (Special
Telegram.) The ownerstone of Broken
Bow's 210.0U) Carnegie library building
was laid this afternoon In the presence
of a large number of people. The func
tion was undert he auspices of the Ma
sonic grand lodge of Nebraska, Grand
Maeter Whiting of Lincoln officiating.
Owing to the threatening weather the
orations were omitted, but the Masonic
ritual was carried out In detail. . Grand
Custodian Robert French had charge of
the program. A procession leading from
the temple was headed by a number of
sins 11 flower girls In white. They were
followed by Knights Templar, grand
lodge officers. Malting blue lodges and
the local lodge. A full orchestra and a
large chorus assisted materially la mak
ing the ceremony Impressive.
After- the ston bad been Set flower
girls Sited by and placed large bouquets
upon IL At the Uose of the ceremony
the national colors were raised and the
whole assemblage joined In singing
"America."
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Standing of Teams
WEST. LRAOUE. NAT. LEAGUE. '
W.L.Pct.l W.L.Pct
Des Moines 4 18 .MI Chicago 81 31 .6n
Topeka 80 tl .W Phila 19 Ml,
Denver ....a 1 .SMI Kt. IOula..,.22 27 .MS
Omaha 26 24 .40j Pittsburgh . 2S .6:S
Llnooln ....24 16 . 490 Boston 2d fS .41
Sioux Clty..23 28 .481 1 New York...i!l 27 .4J8
W ichita ...-.IS 88 .404 Brooklyn ...24 !1 .:
St. JoMph..M ) .Cincinnati ..81 .00
L AMER. LEAGUE. FED. LEAGUE.
VM-Pct. vv.i.fct.
Chicago ....40 20 .e.St. Louis.... 84 21 .618
Boston 84 21 .6R(S Kan. City... 80 28 .010
iHftroi 35 25 .5X31 Pittsburgh .80 87 .624
New York.. ! W .SiT Chicago ,...3B 28 .R3)
Waahlng'n 27 24 .b9 Newark ....! 28 .f
Cleveland .21 U .i1b Brooklyn ' ..28 81 .475
St. Louis.. ..21 .873 Baltimore ..23 84 .4!S
I'hlla. ......21 88 . 8681 Buffalo .,..21 40.844
STATE) LEAGUE. 1 AMER ASSN.
W.UPct.f W.L.Pct
Beatrice ..20 It .lS, Indlanaplls..S8 18 ,a
York Is 12 .OLIM Louisville ..88 87.8r0
Norfolk ....19 18 .6MI Kan. City.. 81 27 .5S4
OU. Ialand.18 16 .b(A St. Paul....28 .491
llnntlniia . .16 1 .484 Milwaukee .21.475
Falrbury ..14 18 .4241 Cleveland ..28 80 .44
Minneapolis 85 82 .4
Columbus ..28 94.404
Yesterday's Heealts.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Wh'hlla-Topeka, rain.
Denver. 1; Lincoln, 2.
Pes Moines, 8; Omaha. 8.
St. Joeeph, 4: Sioux City, 5.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Ht. Louis. 2: Chicago, 8.
Pittsburgh, 0; Cincinnati, 2.
Brooklyn, t; Boston, 8.
Philadelphia, 2; New Xprk, I.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York, 8-15; Philadelphia, 2-7.
Boston, 0; Washington, 6.
Chicago 8-7; Cleveland, 1-8.
St. Louis, 2; Detroit, 4.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Ht. Louis. 2; Brooklyn, 1.
Chicago, 2; Baltimore, 1
Kanaaa City-Buffalo, cold.
Pittsburgh, 11; Newark, 1.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus. 2; Louisville. 11.
Minneapolis, 6; Milwaukee, 4,
t.'ievctnnd. : ln1nnsioila. 1.
St. Paul, 8; Kansas City, 0. Twelve in
nings and called account darkness.
Fairbury, 6; Beatrice, 6. , ,
Grand Island, 2; Norfolk,' 8.
Hastings-York; rain. '
liinn Today,
Western League Denver at Wichita,
Topeka at Lincoln, Des Moines at Sioux
City. Omaha at St. Joseph.
National League St. Louis at Chicago,
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, Brooklyn at
Boston. Philadelphia ai New York.
American, I,eague-New York at Phlla
delphla, Boston at Washington, Chicago
at Cleveland. St. Louis at Detroit.
Federal league Kansas City at New
ark, St. Louis at Baltimore. Chicago at
Brooklyn. Pittsburgh at Buffalo.
Nebraska State Leagu York -at Hast
ings. Grand Island at Norfolk. Beatrice
at Fairbury.
Leland Stanford
Coach Makes Shift
In Kowing Lineup
lpUaJIKEErSIB, N. Y., Juno 28.
When the Leland Stanford shell . went
out today there was a number of changes
In the crew. Hulsinan, who rowed at the
bow, wss out of the boat and Bloeser,
No. 5, was in his place. Rogers, a sub
stitute, was in Bloeser's seat. The crew
went through a six-mile drill and Coach
Guerena, In the coxswain's seat, appeared
pleased with the result. Because of tb
need of practice ' the Ltland Stanford
crew probably hereafter will have two
drills a dsy.
The three Cornell crews went down
stream and tha varsity had a long row.
The junior crow and the freshmen went
back after a pull of three miles.
The Syracuaans pulled up stream four
miles.
Smith and Weinert
Will Fight July 1
NEW YORK, June .-A match be
tween Gunboat Smith and Toung
Weinert heavyweights, to fight ten
rounds at Ebbets field, on July 1, was
announced today. As Smith obtained a
referee's decision In a twenty-round bout
with Jess Wlllard some time ago, and
Weinert won a popular decision over
Jim Coffey at Philadelphia, tha match
waa regarded possibly as having soma
bearing on the campaign for the heavy
weight championship. .
It waa also announced that Freddie
Welsh, world's lightwolght champion,
has agreed to fight Charley White of
Chicago ten round here on July 2.
Despondent Young -Woman'Ends
Life
BEATRICE, Neb., June 22. -(Special
Telegram.)-Mlss Edith Yost, SO years old.
daughter of Mrs. Ed Yost of Wymore,
committed suicide this morning by taking
strychnin. She was found by her
mother when ah returned from a trip
downtown. An empty bottle, which had
ooutained strychnine, was found on a
dresser near the bed. Viae Yost returned
horn Tuesdsy evening from s visit at
Lincoln and Omaha and appeared to be
in the best of spirits. Deepondenuy Is as
signed as th cause fur her act.
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Chicago Makes it Five Straight from
Cleveland by Winning Double
Header.
KLEPFER HURLS THE SECOND
-T,wvirr.ANr. O.. June 2i.-Chlcago
made it five straight from Cleveland to
day by winning both ends of the double
header. S to 1 and 7 to 3. Clcotte out
mtnhed Hinrmin In the first game and
had better support Klepfer pitched his
first big league game for Chicago in t:ie
second and proved very effective. Cleve
land lost In the flrat Inning when s.n
error by Jackson and two passes were
followed by J. Collins' triple. Score first
game:
Cl.KVET.AND. CHICAOO
AB H O.A F. M.H.Il A.t
l-.lhr.Id. et.. 114 lr.l.rh. cf... 4 e 1 a n
Turner, lb.. 401 Wcwr. aa.. 4 4
Thapman, 4 B t "R.Colllnn, Hb4 I 1 J
.Urknnn 1a.. t
r.ranai. If...
I lo o fimurnier, jd. an v
8 8 4 (ij Colllm. rt. 1 14
ftmltb. If.... I
1 1 IHoth. If 4 1 S e
Hani-cma. 2b I e
OArnalk. c... I e I
ini.fkhrn. Ih I 1 1 I
Ramn. e..
I 4 10
Haie'rroan. p I I OOtrotte
Boarman. .. 0 o n
Houihwrth ". I 40 Totals It 8 17 14
Totals JM 17 II
.Batted for Hngerman in eighth.
Cleveland 1 00000000 0-1
Chicago 0 OO00OIIU v-4
Two-base hits: Grsney, E. Collins,
Fournler. Three-base hit: J. Collins.
Home run: Roth. Stolen base: Turner.
Double play: Weaver to Fournler. Hits;
Off 11 ax er man, 8 In eight Inulngs:, off
Bowman, none In one Inning. Bases on
hulls: Off Bowman, 1. Struck out: By
Hagermsn. ; olf Clcotte, T. Umpires:
Wallace and Connolly. Sc-ore second
lane:
CLEVRIWtNIl. CHinAtKJ.
AW.II.O.A.K. AB.n.u.a.K.
MlbolSr rf.. I
0 I
Crlanb. cf... 4 I 1
Turner- lb.. 4
(lianman. 4
I
1
I 0 Weaver aa . I 1 I s o
8 OK.Oolllne, Ski I I t
lPournler b I 4 11 4
ej Collmn rt. 4 I I 4 u
CRnlh, If 814
I OKrhallt. C....4 1 4
4 OBIackbrn. lb I 8 8
1 IKIapfrr. ... 8 8-
I 4
Total 21 17 14
Jarkaon. lb., I III
(.raney. If... I I
Pmltli. rt.... t
lUrafmnd. Ito4
ti'Naill. e... 4
Bowman, p., 4
I'outnbe, p. ,. 8
Walker, p...
Boulhwrtn . 1
Totals 14 I 17 U 1
Batted for Coumbe In seventh.
Cleveland 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0-4
Uilcago 4 000010027
Two-baso hit: Hammond: Three-base
hits: J. Colll.li. Weaver, Hchalk. Double
plays: Chapman to Hammand to Jack
son; E Collins lo Weaver to Fournler.
Hits: Off Bowman, I in one-thlrr In
ning; off Coumbie, 1 In six and two-thirds
innings; off Walker, S In two Innings.
Buses on balls: Off Bowman, 2; off
Coumbe. 2; off Walker, 1; off Klepfer, L
Struf.k out: By Coumbe, 2:, by Walker,
J; by Klepfer, ?. Passed ball: Snhalk.
Wild pitches: Klupfer, 1; Coumbe, I.
Umpires; Connolly and Wallace.
Yaaks Wla Two.
PHILADELPHIA. June 23 New York
won two games from Philadelphia today.
2 to 2 In ten Innings, and 16 to 7, In tb
opening event Crowell, formerly of
lirnwn unlve.ntty, male Ms professional
debut and outtwirled Caldwell by a
wide margin, but his passes were costly.
Only one hit. a single by High In the
ruth, was m&ae oxr i.yowhi in tne firat.
nine Innings. In the tenth Bauman
scored the winning rurl on slngloa by
hlniseir and Caldwell, Sweeney's aaorlnoo
and a wild throw by Conwav.
In' the second gam New York had a
walkover. Haas, .formerly of Worcester
academy, made his debut. H gave six
teen liases on ball and maae three wild
pitches, end his teammates piled up six
errors. Score first game:- v
' KSW YORK. FHILADK7 J'HTA.
AB.H.O AB. AB. II. O.AC.
H1t. rf I 1 swain!, ef .. I I a
Wtklnpa. sal
Malaal. lb... 4
PIPS. Ik I
4 14 ABtrunk, If... Ill
4.1 OLanw. 4 14 1
una noidrlns. If . i lies
rrae. rf I
a
OM.-lnDU. tb. I IS I
lUrtlall, ir. I
Baiiinan, 8b. 1
ftwaeney, a. , 1
Caldwell, p.. 4
l
t i
4 I
1 t
I 4ravar. lb.. 481
i exalone. lb.
8 Okapf. as....
4 rowsll. p.
181
,81 1
4 11
. I I
, 1
Murpnr ,,
.21 8 14 tT Bcliang ...
- Totals.,
Totals 17 1 U 8
Batted for Conway In tenth.
Batted for M alone in tenth.
New York 0110000 18
Philadelphia ....2 00000000 02
Stolen bases:. Bauman. Cree. Caldwell,
Malone CI). Doul.le plays: Bauman to
Plpp, Malsel to Peckinpaugh, Conwav to
M Inula. Bases on balls: Off Caldwell. 8;
off Crowell, a. Hit by pitched ball: By
Crowell, Cree. Struck out: By Caldwell,
4; by Crowell, S. Umpires: Hlldebrand and
O'LouKl'-hn.'
Score, second game:
KIW YORK PH1LADKLPHIA
ABHO.AC AB H O A C
Hlsh ef 8 II iw.i.h. of... I 1 l a
Hx-klnpa. sa I
Malaal. lb... 4
II lHtrank, rf... I
I I
I
4 I
14 1 llaiDs. a 14 4
Muilea. lb.. U Ktldrlna. If.. 4 I S
Craa. rf I I 1 IM Innia, lb. 4 8 t
Hart-all. If. I
lit ICoawaT. tb.. 4
8
I I
I I
1 t
Baaaun. t. 4
Nunamakr. a a
8 8 1 0Mi..u lb.. 4
II tKavf, aa
Waraup. p.. I 8 lli-aa, .
I I
XaUla M 11 tt II 8 Total! s) U II 1 I
New York 0 1 0 8 2 2 4 1 21
Philadelphia 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 8 1 T
Two-base hits: Oldring (2), Strunk,
I -1 pp. Three-base hit: Strunk. louble
play: Peckinpaugh lo Mullen. Peckin
paugh to Bauman to Mullen. Stolen be-a:
Nun-unaksr. Peckinpaugh, Mullen. Old
rli,g. Struck out: By Av'arhoii, 1; by
Unas. 4. liases on halls: Oft Haas. 1
Wild pitches: Haas (I). Time: tub. Um
pires: O'Loughlln and HUdebrand.
;' Leaderaallk tilvee Tigers Wla.
DETROIT, Juns 28. Ixindermllk turned
a somersault while fielding Crawford s
rlkr In tlte eighth inning of todsy's
gsme; Cavanash scored from third,
Cobb went from second to third, snd while
the St. Louts pitcher sat on the ground
holding Ui ball, Cobh etole hme. Those
teo runs gave Detroit the gime. 4 to 2,
Kieen fanned Leary four tiin-s and K.
Walker three tunes. Score:
r. U:tMrT. DBTROrr.
AH H O A ABH.OAC
Bhottoa. If.. 4 lit tvitt. lb 4 411
Auaiut. lb... 18 IHa.aaa', Ss. 4 I 1
rv.11. lb.... 1 I !,. rf I list
i '
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nr
.Walker, rf 4 4 I 4 lVaa'k. If . I I
liMIl, IK... 4 4 tl 4 OfKiraa. lb.... I t t 8
Uavas. .. I I I asaab. aa-...,t I I 4
Serareld. a.. I t I I Ortianaae. a... I I I I
A :, f.... set osiaaa. p.....i l p a
anea s....IoV4e
onra'k, 4 Teiala, . . . .18 I 17 It 1
Knoo. a. t I t
Haward ... 1 I
. Tntala l 14 11 I
Halted for James in the eighth.
St. Lhuls 0 0 0 0 08 0-8
Detroit 1 0 1 0 0 0 8
Two-base hits: 1rewfnrd (8), Karsnaghl
Cobh Stolen bases: Hbotloji, Austin, .
Walker. Lavan. Howard. Cobb, Veach,
Bush. Earned runs: Itrolt, 8. Paortflce
fllea: Pratt. Conn. Burns, rouble play:
James to Lavan to Laary. Left on base:
St. Louis, 6: Detroit, a Bases on errors:
Detroit. I.' Bases on bells: Off James, 8.
lilts: Off Jsmee. 8 m seven Innlnge; off
Louileimllk. 8 in one-third Inning; off
Koob, in two-ftilrds Inning. Struck out:
Bv btren. 8: by James. 4. Wild .pitch:
Koop. Umpires: Evans and Chill. Tim:
2:0V.
Jshassa Blauaa Be Soa.
WASHINGTON, June 28 Washington
shut out Hnsrton today, ,8 to 0, with
Walter Johnson i itching. The lol got
onlr one hit off Mays In tha first six In
nings, but batted him at will after he
had beorr hit by Johnson In h seventh
Inning. Gandil stole second thro times
and home onco. Score:
BOSTON. WASaiKCrTOK.
AB.HO.A.B. AB.K.O.AB.
Hooper, rf... 8 1 IMoeller. rl..t l I
Wner. lb.. 4 4 1 8 4fWer, lb... 4 1
(tpeakar, of.. 4 11 HBhanka. If... I J
lie. If.... 4 IMllaa. af.... I J J
HoblUMl. IS U 1 luaadll. lb... 4 I 8
Jannn aa.. 4 I Mraan. b.. I 8
(Mrtner. lb. I 1 1 Amanita, a. I J J
Tliamaa. e... 8 1 lM.Brloa. ss. 8 I 4 t
HanrlkMa .114 4Jahnao. .. I I 1
M..a a 1 til
Uainar .... I Totals II T W 8
Totals M T 8 14 S
Batted for Thomas In the nlntn.
Batted for Mays In the ninth.
Boston 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Washington m o 10 i a '-o
Off Mas, t. '1 hra-Oaso hit: rUianka. Sac
rifice hit: Morgan. Stolen base: Gandil
(4). Double play; Aloe Her to Uaodli. Lett
on bases. Boston, U; Washington, 4. Bases
on wuia; uu m j t .
Bass on errors: Boston. 2: Washington,
1. Hit by pitched ball: By Johnson. Mays.
Mtnik nut: Hv Slavs. 6: br Johnson. 7.
Time: l:4.i. Umpires: Naiiln and Dlneen.
TECHNICAL QUESTION OF
PAYMENT OF SALARIES
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, June 28. (Rpoclsi Telegram. )
-Th quastlon whether th BtaU Board
of Control ha authority to pay salaries
to employes of th new fumltr factory
at the-stats penitentiary Is likely to
causa the board, soma trouble. Up to
data these salaries have been ,pil from
tho appropriation mad by tha legislature
for tha pruohas and equipment of an
Industrial plant, and It is a QMest Ion
whether ssbuiee can be paid from this
fund. Tli board holds that It can do
this, while others oontaad that It cannot.
FREMONT PRINTERS WANT
HOME FIRMS TO DO WORK
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
TJNOOLN. June 22. (Special Telegram.)
Th -printing firm of Hammond 4V Ste
vens at Fremont has sent a request to
tb printing board that In th future In
th letting of contracts and th calling of
bids th board confine Itself to allow
only Nebraska firms to compete, thue
carrying out the slogan of "Patronts
Horn Industries."
Notes frosa Irrarit,
SYRACUSE, Neb., Jun 28. (Special.)
Th special eleation for the village ot
Syracuse, which wag held yesterday, to
determine whether or not bonds snould
be voted for th extension and Improv.
mtr.t of the municipal water plant, and
whether bonds should b voted for th
erection of a municipal electrio light
plant, resulted as follows: For water
extension, 184; against, 72. For aloctrio
lights, W; against, M. This vote give
water extension by a . majority of five
over the requtred three-fifths and de
feat lights.
The Carmody restaurant, which has
teen operated here by James Cannody
and some few week ago wa sold to A.
F. Woods rd 4V Co. of Shenandoah. Ia.,
clocked its doors last night. Th new firm
discovered that a number of bills ex
isted against th stock and fixtures and
not being able t get Carmody to settle
troy closed the business and will let
Cormody's creditors deal with him.
J. II. Arsnds and family left for Nor
tonvllle, Kan,, today to attend th wed-,
ding of Henry A rends and Mlsg Ruth
Anthony at that city tomorrow.
Husband Deserts
Wifo and the Army
A postcard received by Mr. Grace D.
Chambers from Louis t. Chambers, her
husband, after she had brought suit for
divorco against him, is attachsd to a pe
tition In which shs asks the district court
to permit her to secure service on him
by publication. She does not know where
he is now. shs alleges, but has bean In
fcimed that h enlisted in th United
State army and deserted. The postcard,
dated May 28. reads ss follows:
Alvln, Tex. Grace: If you rare to,
r lease send pictures, etc, by paroel post.
( not able to send by Wednesday, June
2. don't send st ell. as I will Hot be here
after the uth. Will go to Kouttt America,
frobahly. on the 7ili from New Orleans,
.el me know how the flowers cam
through. This Is ths iaat for a long, long
time. It Is Chambers here. - tiooij-hy.
"film."
Locia
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THAT THERE
CALL. TON. ;HT
HIM BACK I
Mg: J
TERRIERS Tiffi THE-SERIES
St. Louis w"ins Fi Straight Gaines
from Tips by Copping Hurl
ing Duel. .
FINAL SCORE IS TWO TO ONE
BROOKLYN, N. T.. Juns JS.-M. Lou la
tonk th series of five games with Brook
lyn by winning the final game today, a le
t It was a pitchers' battl between Wat
son and Flnneran. ftoor:' TtH.E
St. Louis 1O010OOBJ72
Brooklyn ....0 1 000000142
Batteries: Watson and Hartley; Tin
ners n and Simon.
Tern Take Last.
BALTIMORE, JMne 28. Baltimore fonk
fhe last game of th aeries today from
Chicago. 4 to 2, by a speotacular nlnth
Innlng rally, scoring two runs after Chi
cago had made a home run. with one on
base. Itf" Its half of ths ninth. Cn'esjio
need seventeen men and Baltimore four
teen. Score: rH.1T.
Chieago 0 10 0 0 0 5- St
Baltimore ...0 0001102481
Batteries: Hendrix and Wilson; Bailey,
Suggs snd Russell, Owens.
Newark Feds Lose.
NEWARK. N. J.. Jims 22 -Th Newark
Fctlerals Isst to Pittsburgh In th Isst
gems of the series here today. The score
an 11 to 1. Newark used three pitchers
erklnst the visitors, but they were tin
M to stop the hitting. Score: R.H.E.
inttstiiirgh ...0 0 2 0 1 2 2 1 2-11 IS 1
Newark. ......0 00000100177
"Batteries: Allen and O'Conners; Reul
bach. Brandom, Wiiltehouse and Rarl
den. Tester.
" I " '
Advertised prloe-ooncesslons must b
genuine for the 'merchant jwho did not
see to tt that they war would not abide
for very long in this community, even
though be advertise aver so much. ( -
Former Llarela Couple geparatea.
CHICAGO, Jpna H (Special TelearsmJ
--Clifford O. Bigelow was today divorce!'
from Lulu King Bigelow, formerly of
Llnooln, Neb. ' Statutory charges war
preferred.
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