Bringing Up
M1J1 H II , IgRCETIT M iJ COU.V J U( jJIkllT MINI I rUu
YOOSe OTTHH. I I E 5!Jf2S? 1 P(OOHU6T I MUSICIAN! ?
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WOLVES MAKE ONE
HIT OFFEYERDON
Omaha Twirler DoeB Not Allow a
Man to Reach Third Bate and
Wins Easily, 4 to 0.
FORSYTHE HITS A HOME RUN
With Mr. Barney Everdon bowling along
In his slickest vein the Wolves were
!duck soup for Omaha yesterday. Inas
much as Barney allowed the sad and
'disheartened Wolves who had Just lost
five straight games but one measly
Ingle, the -to-0 victory was a cinch.
Mr. deist, the twlrler who lost the
gams, was the young man who poled the
lame hit off Everdon. Gelst did the work
in the fifth frame, but It didn't do him or
Ma team mates any good. Three tlmea a
iWlchlta athlete managed to scramble as
far am second, but nary one could wander
as far as third. In fact, nary one of
them even tried It.
On the other hand, the Rourlree dug
vv the old hammer and put the game on
Ice In the opening stansa. Breen opened
with a single and after Smith had wlftffed
- irnravth busted one over the right
field wall. Krueger was safe a eoondi
later on Brltton'e error and Ernie counted
when Krug whanged a triple to center.
. A fourth mark was chalked up In the
fifth for goid measure. Wialett vnM aafe
'on Hosp's error and was aortfloed to
second by Everdon. Be registered n
Breen's hit to center
Mix with Cmplr.
Umpire O'Brien worked his first game
in Hmfthb miiI rierformed with eonetder-
r-Ta- Ha hmtled thai earoe through
In an hour and a halt and made hl de-
ntalnna rmltjk eredttaJbljr.
In the sixth O'Brien had a brief tnlxtrp
with Ham Patterson. Mr. Hosp iiaa just
been called out at first and he entered
. .t fihtontlnna. O'Brien disliked the na
ture of the objections and the manner In
which they were promulgated, so he
slipped Mr. Hosp the gate. This aronaad
the Ire of the fiery Patterson and a
ninnta latar ha was admonished to foV-
low the path of- Mr. Hosp. Patterson
topped long enough to break a perrecuy
hat. mat IT SO. take a drink of
wninr and nerform the other usual
maneuvers of a ball player Jus fired
from a combat before wending his-dreary
way to the well-known shower tunn,
Rosrkn Star In Field,
Th arnma vesterdar was ovtte a sight
and the few fans present certainly had
their money's worth. Past, snappy field
ing characterized the entire battle.
Whalen, Breen and 8ehllebner were espe
cially busy In making sensational plays.
All three players were of valuable asalst
.ance to Everdon In pitching his one-hit
game.
Today two games are carded. The first
one will start at S o'clock. Score:
OMAHA.
AH. 1U 1. O.
...4 1 IS
... S 0 0 4
..s i 2 a
...4 1 0 1
... 4 o j o
... 4 0 0 12
... S 0 1 i
... 3 1.0 t
...2 0 0 0
A.
'Breen, 2h.
Smith. If
IForsyihe, rf
Krueger. o
Krug, 3b
iS'-hllehner, lb..
Thomason. cf..,
Whalen, s
Kverdon, P
Totals 80 4 7 27
WICHITA.
14
AH. R. H. O.
A. E.
Iloche, lf-ss....
Vox, cf
Patterson, lb..,
Griffith, lb
... 3
... 4
... 3
... 1
Tyrteman. rf...
.. 3
Brltton. 3b 2
lingp, 8S 8
tMUitliern, If 0
Charles, 2b 3
White, c 3
Crist, P 3
Total
27
1 24 12
Omaha
Runs 8 0 0 0 1 0 0 4
Mita 3 0 0 0 1 1 0 2
Wichita
Runs 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 fl
Hits 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
Home run: Forsythe. Three-base
4
-7
00
0-1
hit
Krug. stolen base: Krug. Saorlrlce hits:
Kverdon. Smith. Double plays: Ureen to
Whnlen to Sohllebner. f'hnrleg to Hosp
to Patterson. Heist to Griffith. Left on
basex: Omaha, 6; Wlohlta, 6. Struck out:
llv Everdon. 1: by Ovist. 1. Bases on balls:
Off Everdon. : off Oetfct, I Wild pitch:
Uelst. Time: 1.30. Umpire: O'Brien.
I
LI.VK9 LOSE TO DES MOINES
Ran ok Both Sides Made ia First
losing.
DES MOINES. Ia., July 11 Bills' home
run. scoring a man ahead of hi m In the
first Inning, gave Des Moines enough
runs to defeat Uncoln, 2 to 1. Score:
LINCOLN.
All. K
H.
A. E.
Wolf. If
McOafflgan. ss...
11. Kchrelber, cf.
Mrlntyre, rf
Williams, lb
Yantx, c
l.h.yd. 2b
Daley, 3b
Morse, p
... 2
Totals
32 l s
DES MOINES.
AH. It. If
24 II
O
2
0
Hahn. rf
Hunter, cf....
Bills. If
Jones, lb
Hartford, ss.
Kayer. 2b ..
Tannehlll, 3b.
Hieen, c
(iilliKan, p
4 U 1
. 4
... 2
.. 4
.. 4
.. 2
.. 2
.. S
... 2
Totals . 2 7 27 7 1
1 incoln ..' 1 0 0 n 0 (i A 0 o 1
1 it n -M inea 1 0 i 0 0 4 0 M I
liiine r-.in: Htl'.u. SM'ri!:ie h't: Bills.
8'ulin I kjitf: I.Jann, I miry, hi. la. Lt:t
vn baau. Lincoln. 4; !. Moines. i
Father
Standing of Teams
WKST. I-lOAGUn. I It ATI. L.QAQUE.
W.UPct. W.UF.t
Pen Moinaa4 W .tf3 Phila. 3" 33 .iC
Denver 42 SI Chl.-ago in M .Ml
Lincoln .t'21 ft. Ioulv...4l M .!
Omaha R9 37 .614 Hrooklyn ...W S .K14
Topeka ; S8 .3 Pittsburgh . 87 .&'7
Ploux tlty-.S! 42 .4-'Sj
New York. ..S3 id .4 3
Ht. Joseph.. 3 41 .417
Cincinnati ..83 37 .4t
Wichita.
tl 44 AA Boston 33 43 .4H4
AM EH. UEAOl'E.
W.UFot
Chlcnso . . . .60 yt M
FED. U2AC.UE.
W.Ul'ct.
Pt. Lmils....44 31 .ST
Kan. Clty...4o S3 .&M
Chk-airo ....44 31
Boston 4 27 .830
Detroit 47 31 .MV
New York..4 SS A13! Pittsburgh .40 35 .Ml
Wash an S .4731 Newark ....40 36 .633
Pt. Louis.. ..29 45 .3021 Brooklyn ...81 4J .4'J3
I'hlla. 2S 47 .373 Buffalo 32 47 .4"3
CTeveland ..27 47 .3051 Haltlnxre ..27 48 .8.
AM Ell. ASSN. I STATE UTAOUE.
W.UPct. W.lPrt.
Indlanaplls 46 35 .WWiBeatrice ...33 17 .635
Bt. Paul. ...46 85 .MS!Hastlngs ....to 24 .63S
Cleveland ..39 36 .630! York II 29 .42)
Kan. City. .40 41 .44i Palrbury ...21 27 .417
jHinneapus a w ,h
Ivoulsvllle .89 41 .4S
Milwaukee .33 42 .4771
Columbus .31 i .893
Yesterday's nesalts.
WESTERN I.FlAatm
Denver-St. Joseph, wot grounds.
I.lneoln, 1; Ps Moines, 2.
Topekn, 8: Kloux City. 4.
Wlohlta, 0: Omaha, 4.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston, 7-S; Cleveland, 3-6,
New York, 2-10; Detroit. -S.
PhUadelphia, 0 Chicago, 7.
Washington, 3-fl; St. Ix)Uls, 2-S.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago, 8: New York, 4.
Plttjburgn. 8-! Boston, 1-T.
ft. Louis. 0: Phlladplphia, i
Cincinnati. 6; Brooklyn, 1.
PElDERALi LEAGUES.
Brooklyn, ; Baltimore, 5.
Newark-Buffalo, rain.
KsjiSH City, 1! Pittsburgh. 0.
Chicago, 2; St. Louis, a
AMECRICAN ABSOCXATION.
Colwmbns, 2; Milwaukee, .
Ixiulsvtlle. 3; Minneapolis, 4.
Indianapolis. 2; Bt. Paul, 7.
NEBRASKA STATE L.BAOUE.
Hastings, 1 Beatrloe, .
Falrbury-Tork, no game.
Gaines Today.
Western League Denver at St. JoKeph,
Ltnooln at Des Mornes, Topeka at Sioux
City. Wichita at Omaha.
National League Chicago at New York,
Pittsburgh at Boston, St. Louis at Phila
delphia, Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
American League Boston at Clnveland,
Hew York at Detroit. Philadelphia at
Chicago, Washington at St Ixmls.
Federal League Brooklyn at Baltimore,
Newark, at Buffalo, Kansas City at Pitts
burgh, Chicago at St. Louis.
Struck outl By Ollllgan. 2; by Morse, 6.
Bases on balls: Off (HlllRan. 2; off Morse.
I. Double nlay: McOafflgan to Williams
to Daley. Tims: 1:37. Umpire: Van Syckle.
IOTJX WIT OI'T 1! THE TE3VT1I
Topeka Evens One-It a. Lead In the
Ninth, hnt Loses Game Later.
SIOUX CITY. Ia.. July 13. -Topeka
evened a one-run lead In the ninth but the
cnampions wu in uia ivmii y a.
score of 4 to Score
TOPriKA.
AB. R.
IL
O.
2
1
o
11
4
4
0
o
A.
3
4
0
2
0
4
0
8
t
0
Cochran, 8b . 6 0
0 1
0 1
?
1 1
i a
o
0 0
0 0
0 0
Tralnor, lf..-...- fi
Mayer, id., .
Jackson, rf 3
Lattimore, 2b 4
Dell, cf 4
Monroe, o. ........... 4
Sanders. P...... 2
O rover, p 1
Totals 87 8 S 28 19
SIOUX CITY.
AB. R. II. O. A.
E-
Cooney, 2b 4 1 1 Z
Davis, rf. 8 1 1 1
Callahan, ss 6 12 1
Lejeune, cr t y l b
Kane, lb S 0 0 11
Hensllng. 3b 6 0 3 1
Davidson, If 2 0 0 1
Crosby, e 4 117
Kelley, p 2 0 10
D. Clarke 0 0 0 0
Boothby, p..... 0 0 0 0
Totals 31 4 10 29 12 0
Hostlck out, bit by batted ball.
one out when winning ruo scored.
Batted for Kelley In the ninth.
Topeka 0 00020001 01
Sluux City 1 00020000 14
Two-base hits: Iejoune, Dell. Cochran.
Sacrifice hits: Davis, Kelley, Lejeune 2.
Stolen buses: Hensllng, Davidson. Iouble
play: Cochran to Lattimore to Mayer,
Innings pitched: By Barulors, eljm nu
one-third; by Qrover, one and twi
thlrd; hi- Kelley. nine; hy Boothby, one.
Hits: Off Sanders, H. off Orover, 1; off
Kelley, H: off Boothby. 2. Bases on balls:
Off Sanders, 4;' off Grover, 1; off Kelley,
2. Htruck o.it: By Sanders, 2; by Kelley,
7. 1'assed ball: Croxby. Hit by pltohed
ran: ry j-nnaers i 'avis, rvans.i Time:
l:64i. I'mpire: Cuslck.
HOERR AND JONES IN
ST. LOUIS PLAY QUALIFY
ST. LOUS, Mo., July IS. Victories to
day In the semi-finals qualified Roland
Hoe it and Drummond Jones, both of Bt,
Louis and doulaea champions, to play in
the finals of the central states tennis
tournament scheduled for tomorrow. The
men defeated by the St. Ixiulsans wero
the doubles champions of Oklahoma.
Hoerr defeated Eugene Monett, T-6, 4-,
a-S. It- c anil Jonea defeated Paul rwtr.
km
rough, -7, 0-6, M. -2. -4.
Hoerr qualified to play Monett by de-
f eating W.
S-S, -2.
H. Bowman this morning.
Reatured Hand Health.
"I was shk for fjur years with
i stomach trouble." writes Mrs. Otti
' Gani. Zani svllle. O. "I loat weight an I
, fe'.t so weak that I almost nave up hope
; of being rurecl. A 'liend told me about
: f hsmhrrlain's TsMet.. and alnce uln!
, tv.o hr.i'lrs cf thtin I ha e luen a well
omin,'' Oitaiiibl ery wnsrs. Ad
j vcuuen.tlil.
TTTR TVFFi :
Copyright, International
News Service.
MACK'S BATTERS
EASY JOR SCOTT
Only Thirty Athletics Face Chicago
Pitcher, Who Shuts Oat Mack
Squad.
SCORE, SEVEN TO NOTHING
CHICAGO, July 13 Only thirty Ath
letics faced Pitcher Scott today, while
Chicago pounded out seven runs In the
first two Innings off Crowd 1 and won,
7 to 0. Three double plays by the Whlto
Sox Infield wrecked the Philadelphia
openings up to the seventh, when Lajole's
two-base hit and Mclnnls' single put two
Athletics on the lines for the only Umo
In the game. Scott fanned the three pinch
hitters Mack sent up. Knowlson, who
worked the last six innings for Phila
delphia, allowed only two hlta Score:
Pl!ILADKr,PHIA PHK'ACKJ.
All.H.O.A.E AH.H.U.AK
Murphr. rf.. 4 1
OTitlhoM rf.. I
UWMvor. n.. 4
1 0
I I
J Strunk. cf ... I 1
I f!nn. It.. 4 0
; fe hani, SI).. I 1
I-aJolo. lb. .. I 1
MclnnH. lb. I 1
I l.anp. e 1 0
0 OR. Collins, lb 4
1 OFournlrr. lb. 1
I 1 ; Cnlllm. rf. I
(I lFalBih, If.... 4
1 Ortrrmlk. c... I
I 4
I 0
4 0
I 0
4 0
0 1
0 0
MnAvojr. c. 1
J Heffner, o. .. 0
Knnf, m I
Oniarkhrn. lb
I' Scott, p I
0
4 ToUlt
I'rowvll, p... 0
.29 t 37 I S
Know Hon, p. 1
llrl 1
llnlir 1
Malona .... 1
Total! 29 B 14 14 I
Batted for Crowell m third.
Batted for McAvoy In eighth.
Batted for Knowlson In ninth.
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Chicago 2 5000000 7
Two-base hits: Blackburne. Lajole.
Stolen base: E. Collins. Earned runs:
Chicago. 8. Doable plays: E. Collins to
Weaver to Fourinler, Weaver to Fournler,
Blackburne to E. Collins to Courtlier.
Strunk to Crowell to Lapp to Kopf. Rose
on errors: Chicago, 2. Bascsj on balls:
Off Scott, 1; off Cowell.l; off Knowlson,
1. Hits: Off Crowell, 7 In two Innings;
off Knowlson, 2 In six Innings. Strurk
out: By Scott. ; by Knowlson, 2. Um
pires: Connolly and Wallace,
Divide Double-Header.
CLEVELAND, July 13 Cleveland and
Hofclon divided to double-header today,
Boston taking the first, 7 to 3, and Cleve
land the second, 6 to 5. Errors allowed
Boston's victory, while Chapman's slnplc,
Oraney's sacrifice and Klrke's single ac
counted for Cleveland's winning tally.
Wild throws by MlU'hell gav Boston Its
five runs In the second content. Score,
first same:
CI.EVBI.AND. BOSTON.
All. H. O A r. AB.H.O A K.
Rmithw'Tl. rf 4 1 1 0 OHnoprr rf. .. 0 I t
Chapmkn, 4 1 I
Giauey. If... 4 14
Klrkx. lb.... 4 1 11
3 l.Ianrrln, M . 1 1 1 1
0 Ogpoakar, rf. . 1 1 0 0
0 CO.In.r. lb... 4 t 11 4 0
0 I I,wl. If. .. I 1 A 0
1 I Oardnrr, lb. 4 1 I 1 0
1 i Hirrr. ib . .. 4 (I 1 4 S
8 i Thomas, r... 4 1 I I A
2 IRuth, p 14 14 0
0 0
Total'.. ...44 1 IT 14 1
; J J J
i Wnitnni, lb 4 1 S
i "'N'11'- c--i i I
j .Hammond'! too
Totals 13 I t7 II I
Hattivl for Barbare In ninth.
Cleveland 0 0 J 0 0 0 0 0 0 S
Boston 0 2002000 37
Two-base hit: Klrkn. Home run:
Chapman. Base on balls: Off Walker,
I. lilt by pitched hell: I. y Ruth, Walker.
Struck out: By Walker, I. First base on
errors: Cleveland, 1; Boston, 8. Umpires;
Nail In ami Dineen. Score, e-ond game.
CLBHEI.AND. BOSTON.
AH.H.O.A.E AB.H.O.AB
Routhw-h. ill I 1
(liiLPman, Mill
Oran;, If... 4 1 I
Klrka. lb.... S I 10
0 0 Hooper, rf. .. I
I 1 Jjinvrln, as., 6
4 Offpeakar. c(.. t
0 OOalnar. In... 4
A OLawlr, If.... 4
1 O'taMnrr. Ib. 1
t OW.njier, lb.. I
1 0 Rarrjr, 9b.... I
I ICady, 1
0 Ocarrlgaii, e. 1
0 OMaya. p 1
4 b lonard, p.. I
; Smith, rf ... 4
Marhara. Ih. 1
Wmlvftna. tb 4
rVKrlll. a... I
Mil. hall. p.. I
Jonea, p 0
Morton, p. ., 0
Miamruond 0
Total 14 11 27 11 I ToUla 11 11 S
Batted for Jones in eighth.
Cleveland 0 0140000 1-4)
Iloeton 0 0 0 0 S 0 2 0 05
Earned runs: Cleveland, 4. Two-base
hlta: Wambsganss, Barry. Hits: Off
Mays, T In four Innings: off Leonard, 4
In four and one-third Innings: off Mit
chell, 4 In six and one-third Innings; off
Jones, 2 In one and two-thirds inning;
off Morton, none In one Inning. Bases
on balls: Off Mitchell, 4: off 7ones, 1;
off I-onard, 2. Hit by pitched ball: By
Leonard .Barbarel. Struck out: By Mit
chell, 2; hy Jones, 2; by Morton, 1; by
Mays. 8; by Ionard, 2. Base on errors:
Clsveland. 1; Boston, 1. Umpires: Dlneen
and Kallln.
Tanks and Tigers Divide.
DETROIT. July 11 New York and De
troit won and lust, today, the Tlgvre tak-
tng tba first game, 3 to 2, and the Yan
leea the second, 10 to 8. Coneleakle was
In line form in the first conest, allowing
enly four hits, two of Owaan, combined
with errors In the eighth Inning, gave
the visitors thstr two HOorea. In the sec
ond Inning of this game Crawford, first
up, tripled cn the firm dtc4i and Vesj-h
hit ths first ball dellverul to bun for a
home run.
Five Detroit pitchers were ueed In the
seoond gamx and Dauss was the least
effective. The Tigers got away with a
good lead, but New York tied It up and
w on out (n the seventh on three singles,
a double, a three-bagger and a sarrifl.:
hit. Srn, first game:
SEW VOHK. DBTROtT.
AB H O A E AB.H.O. A
Cook, rf .... I
0 OVItl,
I
s 1
llitb. rf
r-ktnpa. aa I
Malsal. lb... I
Hipp, lb .... I
4 IK
.16. I
tb... 4
I
4 0
I I
; i
I 0 Young,
1 bObb cf.
1 0 Crawford
.. 4
rf I
I'M. cf 4
0 OVaach, If ... I
' Harlull. If.. 4
I'Buma. la. .. I 4 II
li- on.. Ib... I
' Nunamakr. a I
I ( buck, aa.... 14 4
1 bpakar, .... I t I
1 'CuraiMkla. p 4 1
, Warnnp. p
I
ponovan.
0 0
4 0 Totals M III II I
4 4
Mullln
baun,aa
Tntala ... II 4 14 10
Hatted V Warhoo In elirhth
Mated for Cook In elithlh. I
New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 I J
I trolt 0 1 I 0 0 A 0
Two-tape hits: I'nhb tit. Veach. Three
'; lilt, t iavtford Heine run: ai h
Hioin bake. I lii. I'aki-r. iHjjo'e plav :
I'lpp to I'e' Hin aus.i Klrrt tiaa- :i
inrs: Nf ui-k. I Ilea' i.n bslla
of, I'm fieni, i, ; iff U Rrnop. 6 II, la:
' f riiop, ! in rr n iri.l ma . off I c no-
S i. r.ni f In ( ne Inn'irj litrU' k out Ktr
Cuveleskle. 4. by Warhop. 2. by Donovan.
OMAHA. WKDNESMV. JULY 14,
a
f. Umpire: 0'I.oughlin and Hildebrand.
Boore, wx'oiid game.
NEW YOKK. 1'KTHOIT.
AH.H O.A E AH II O A T.
Ckok. rf
OVItl, Jb 4 4 1
Psuniu, tb.
0 KnvAtia. Sb. 1 1 0
1 Young. ?h. .. I It 4
l nbb i I . I 4
0fmf.r.1. rf 4 1 I
Miliil, lb...
PlM. tb
Uullln. lb...
High, rt ....
Vrf. rf
Hinull. If.,
poon, tiu..
WWDffT c.
Col, p
bbwkr. p..
0 ''h. If .
Hnriui. lb...
0Miih.
Oltakn-. c...
OHtttnnit. o.
1 Ptlhur. p ,.
OOldhAin. p.
- PlllM p....
p ...
ltorMr, p..
MrK
I II
0 t
0 a
1 l
o I
0 0
0 0
II 0
0 0
4
4 4
TeUls It 1 17 14
Total! 3 III II I
Batted for Oldham In sixth.
Hailed fur Siecn In elnVith.
New York 1 3 0 1 0 3 4 0 O-l
Detroit 2 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 2-8
Two-bane hits: Cook, Khawkey (21,
Crawford, Bums, Stallage. 'itireo-base
hit: t rie. Stolen Iwses: Houiimn, Hlh,
Cron, Cobb, Crawford 12). learned runs:
New York. 8; lx-tixilt, r, Duubie plays:
Kaunian ti Hoone to I'lpp, MhIw-1 to
Uauinan to Mullln, oiing to Burns to
Bush, Bush to Hums. Klrst Ihihr on
errors: New York, I ; Detroit, 2. Khmck
on balls: Off Dubuo. 2! off Cole, 3; off
Shawkey, 7. lilts: off Dulmc, i In two
IniiUiHH; off (Hdliam, 6 in four Inning's;
off Hallux, 6 In one Inning; olf Steeu, 1
In one inning; off Boehlcr, 1 in one In
ning; off Cole, 3 In one and two-thlids
innings; off Shawkey, 6 In seven and oniv
thlrd innings. rHnuk out: By Public, 2;
by (.Mdham, 1; by Boehler, 1; by Shawkey,
4 Umplree: Hlldebrand and O lxu;riliii.
Senators Win and Lose.
ST. IX1U1S, July 18. Hoehltng won Ihe
first game of a double-header lor his
team today, 8 to 2, and then Walter
Johnson foupht a losing pitchers' duel
with Wellman and the Washington Ian
wore shut out. Tho visitors scored the
winning run of tho first game in the
eighth Inning after St. Ixmls tied tho
soore in ine sevnntn. In tho second gamn
the locals earned two of their three nuis
on three sucoeSMlvn singles and Moellnr s
error In the seventh Inning. Scoro, flmt
game:
WASHINOTON BT. It'18.
AB.H.O.A B. AB. II O.A. B.
Mncllar. rf. .
1 4 1 Oghotton, rf.. I
111 OAnatln. lb... 4
I 0 1 OHl.l.r. If.,,. 4
0 14 ll'r.lt. lb.... 4
110 OW'alab, rf... 4
114 OLaarr, lb ... 4
4 10 l liran, I
14 1 VHavsrald, .. 4
0 0 1 OJamM. p.... 0
0 I
Koator, lb... 4
Milan, cf.... I
Hbanka, If... I
Qandll, b... 4
CoilDolly, 8b I
Henrr, o. .. . I
Wcllrl(l, n. I
Soehllna, p. I
1 0
1 1
t a
i i
i ii
1 6
A(tnw 1
ToUla t 10 IT It iPwrrman p. 0
llowHJd ... 0
Ivrna, p. 0
Ualrympis , 1
0 1
4 4
,r l. . . TfmU 41 T 27 II 1
Batted for Jajnee In filth.
flatted for IVrryman In seventh.
Batted for LeAen-ns In ninth,
Washington 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 o 3
bt, Louis 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-2
Two-base hits: Foster. MoBrldo. Stolen
bane: MiIiltl Iknubli plays: l-nry to
Lavan, James to Lavun to liary, Mueller
to MoHrlde. First base on errors: Wash
ington, 1 Bases on balls: Off Boehllug,
4; off James, 2; off eritix, l, Hiig;
Off Jamea, 7 In five lnnlnas; olf Berry
man, 1 In two innings; olf lverens, 2 in
two lnnlnga Struck out: lly Bwelillng. 4;
by James, 1; by T'erryma, 2; by Lovcrvni,
1. Umpires: Chill and Kvana. rtt,r
second gamei
Washington 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
St. LouIm o 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 S
Two-base hit: Moller. Earned runs:
St. I-ouls, 2. Base on error: St. Ixnils.
' .Ui!. bK Pitched ball: Agnew. Struck
out i By Johnson, 6; by Wellman, ft. Um
pires: Evans and Chill.
York Base Ball Head
Says League to Go
YORK, Neb., July 12.-(SpecJal Tele
gram.) Notwithstanding the fact that
President Miles of the State league denies
the report that the State league will dis
band, J. N. Klldow, president of the York
Base Ball board, says:
"League base ball will be abandoned
after this week and the looal park will
be dismantled unless an effort Is made to
retain it for athlotto grounds.'
BEATRICE, Neb.. July IS. Special )
There Is a possibility that the Nebraska
State league might pull through until the
close of the season, August 20. Dr. Q. II.
Brash, one of the local directors, stated
Monday evening that It all depended upon
the attitude of York, which has an
nounced that It would drop out of the
league Thursday of this week.
GRIFFIN WINS FROM
CHURCH IN STRAIGHT SETS
BAN FRANCISCO, Cal., July 13.-0. M.
Church of Princeton university, Intercol
tefrlale champion, met defeat today at
the hands of Clarence O riff In of San
Francisco, doubles champion of the Pa
cific northwest. In the Panama-Pacific
exposition tennis championships here to
day. Ortffln took the match In straights,
-l, S-0.
LONG-DISTANCE CHESS FOR
CONVICTS AT SAN QUENTIN
AN FRANCISCO. July 11 A corre
spondence chess tournament between
prisoners of San Quetln penitentiary and
players of the Mechanics' Institute Chess
club of Ssn Franiisco has been arranged.
It was said here today.
llaauploa Wlai A aether.
HAMPTON. Neb., July U.-fPpeclal.)
Hampton defeated Henderson Sunday by
a score of 7 to 0. Score: B H.K
i a a a a A a A A a k
! Hampton ... 0 1 J04000 0-7 U3
Batterlfs: Henderson. Oray, Wlnslof
snd Campbell, llsinpion, lanlele and
I'owers. 1'mplres, Trlatlanaen ao4
Chambers.
Knar aiumark, InaHarallon 4 eree.
Vuiir slonisr-h and bowels need cleaning
out. Ir. King s New Life I'I'ls give quick
li lief Only li,c. All druggists. Advtr-
I ttaemenU
Drawn for The Bee by George McManus
CULLOP SHUTS 0U1
PITTSBURGH REBELS
Visitors Score Their Lone Run in
the First Inning on Pass and
Two Singles.
K. C. HURLER MASTER OF BOX
riTTSnUROir. July IS. Pitcher Cullop
for Kansas City uhut out nttslburgh here
today, winning, 1 to 0. The visitors
scored their only run In the first Inning
on a pass and two singles, rittsburgh
filled the basos In the second Inning, but
Cullop tightened and retired the side.
Score: U It. 10.
Kaunas Cltv..l 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01 8 0
I'lttxlHirgh ...0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 06 6 1
Batteries: Kansas Cltv. Cullon and
Brown; l'ltlsburgh, Allen, lleame and
Berry.
Tops Whip Terps.
IIAI.TlMOllll .TnK- 18 Itmolclvn An.
feated Haltltuore Imiay, 8 to 6. Bender
pitched good ball up to the eighth Inning
wrien no was nit all over the riclJ for
rive runs. Moors: 11.11. K.
Brook Ivn 0 00001 08 0 1
Baltimore ...0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 2-6 IS 2'
Hatteries: Brooklyn, Flnneran, Seaton,
Wlllxe. and 1-and; Baltimore, Bender and
Owens.
Whales Whip Terriers.
ST. IXU1H, July 18. ChloBgo won a
gruelling pitchers' battlo hejo today when
In thn fourteonth Inning Ward Miller lost
a ball hi the sun and two runners scored.
Until tliat Inning no one had avorwl.
Jackson walkeil, Mann singled and then
I'ltcher Mendrl popped up an easy fly,
which Miller dropped Blank allowed three
litis In The fourteen Innings and 1 1 oriel rU
Chicago .....0000000000 000 22 2 2
St. Louis. ...0 OOOOOOOOdOOO 0-4) 9 1
Hatter las: Chicago. Hendrix and Wil
son; St. Louis, 1'laiik and Hartley.
STECHER PLAYS SECOND
BASE ON DODGE TEAM
FREMONT, Neb.. July IS (Special.)
Now that the fame of Joe Steeher, the
Dodge wrestler haa become widespread
since he defeated Charles Cutler at
Omaha, July fi, datea for games with the
Jodge base ball team on which Joe and
Ms brother, Anton, play, are being eag
erly sought by the teams In this section
of the country. Joe plsys second base
and Is said to be an adept at the na
tlonal pastime. Tho Dodge team hss
been scheduled for a game with the Fre
inont team here August 1.
American Association.
At Mil wsukee Score: RUE
ColumhiiR 2 0 1
Milwaukee 8 S 0
Batteries: Columbus, Curtis and Cole
man: Milwaukee, Rhodes and Brannon.
At Mlnneaoolls Score: R 1I.E
Iiulsvllle 2 8 2
Mlnneapolla 4 9 0
1 1 . T . . , I rat'l 1 1 n 13.111. mw,A r1! n, . ,
Minneapolis, Williams, Ylngland and
Uhantz.
At St. raul Score: R.ILE
Indlansnolls 2 8 1
St. Paul 7 12 0
Batteries: Indianapolis, Willis, Men
and OoHsett; St. Paul, Williams and
Ulenn, Johnann.
Cleveland-Kansas City game postponed;
wet giounos.
McCook Defeats Bearer City.
M'COOK, Neb., July 13. Bpeclal Tele
gram.) McCook defeated Beaver City at
McCook Sunday, 12 to 5. Beaver City was
able to gather but four hits from Pitcher
Oeorge. McCook haa lost but ono gams
this season. Batteries: Beaver City
Hugg and Warner; McCook, Oeorge and
Smith.
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cigars, the
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Joe Adams Enters
All-Western Tennis
Tourney at Chicago
Jos Adams, one of Omaha's crack ten
nis players, yesterday sent In his entry
to the all-western tennis tournament,
which will be played at lke Forest,
111., In August. Adams will probably be
the only Omahan to enter the western,
as Harry Koch has definitely decided
he cannot spare the time. Art Scrlhncr
may go, but has not made up his mind
yet.
Adams hss also entered the Iowa tour
nament at Des Moines. At Des Moines
Joe will team with Ralph Towell In the
doubles and Omaha tennis enthusiasts
confidently expect this pair to carry away
the double honors, as the famous teams
of Sweet and Bradley and Branson and
Young are broken up. That the Omaha
lads will get In the finals Is practically
certain and It Is hoped thjat they will
be able to win the championship.
At Chicago Adams will not play In the
doubles unless a partner Is secured f'-r
him there. He has asked the mannre-
ment of the tourney to provide him wl'.h
a partner If possible.
Several Omshana Intend to enter IVs
Moines, Including Hsrry Koch and Mpllte
Kennedy and Art Scrlbner. Koch and
Scrlhncr will team In the doubles.
Hreaka World's lterord.
SAN FRANCIS4CO. July 12. Jack Ness.
first baseman of the Oakland team of
the l'aclfln Coast league, broke Ihe
world's record for hitting In consecutive
gsmes by hitting In his forty-first con
secutive game ncre tooay. in previous!
record of hits In forty consecutive games
was made by Ty Cobb.
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SEMI-ANNUAL
Clearance Sale
The Talk of The Town
And rightfully It should be aa we are
offering greater values than ever be
fore on our stock of high grade cloth
ing, furnishings, straw hats, etc. For
this week we will place on Rale a broken
lot of suits that are our regular $25.00
garments. They are all
from our regular etock
and go this week spe
cially priced
All Our High
Grade Straw Hats
$5.95,
la our clearance sale
on all $7.50 and $8.00
Beach Suits.
Regular $1.60 and $2.00
Arrow Shirts, now
better you II lile
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Fans and Smokers,
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the man presenting ths greatest number of
Cigar Hands by beptrmber 1 8, oi, will
Jiven ns ticket to the World' I Championship Series of
iawball Gsruei and all expenses of transportation to
and from ths place where tlie garnet are played. To
the one presenting ths id IsrgeM number of bauds $50.00
In cash 1 3rd largest number of bands f 30.00 in cash (
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noon of September 1 8th.
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REDS LOSE CONTEST
IN ONE-INNING ROUT
Four Safe Hits, a Sacrifice and Two
Men Kit Contribute to the
Slaughter.
GAME ALMOST BREAKS UP
BKATRICT5, Nob., July 13-t8peolal
Telegram. V-Hastings lost to Beatrice,
to 1. A misunderstanding of ground rules
delayed the gsme several minutes In the
first Inning, Manager Bennett threaten
ing to take bis players from the field.
Four safe hits, a sacrifice and two men
hit by lMtehcr lleedlo netted Beatrice five
runs In the first Inning. Score;
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Two-base bit: Weld'O. Three-case hls :
Brown, Hrannsn. Sscrtfioe hits: Mi'
Cube, Urown. Neff. Stolen tiiws: Ohst.
Htanmin. Hhsi-s on bolls: Off Beedle, 2;
off HiiKtdns, 2. Struck out lly Beedle,
r; by 1 1 ukklns, fi. 1'asscil ball: Richard
son. Hit bv jiltched balls: By Ueelle,
nilinan, While. Muggins and Hnnnui.
Tlnio: 2:07. I'mpire: Oreene.
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New Orleans, 7; l.llle Hork, (.
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