Bringing Up
f ; feC NiN; ctVlLIIATiON t W Bve A1 I'LL U , Vj-d LJ. A ARE VOU -bURE. T"IV 'r
THREE. DAY ON THIb J PTER r ,N I i '3.Y.Jw 5 5 l YOU KNOW THE. 41-1
ROURKES WIH TWO
FROM THE WOLVES-
Three-Kin; Circni Stajed Caring
Double Win, Including Fight Be-
tween Patterson and Breen.
rOESYTHE PUTS UP SWELJ, GAME
No three-ring circus ever staged by tha
Klngltng or Buffalo Willie or Bamam
ad Bailey had anything on our Rotirhlats
him It cornea to presenting diversified
muMtnent for four bit. To start with,
the : Rourkleta copped both combat,
which in Itself la considerable feat. Alio
Dick Breen and Ham Patterson staged an
Interesting pigilltW nnwnltr on tha
field which pleased the fans mightily.
And Cy Porayth played like a. whole
trie show, eovnpletmg the three-ring
tuff. And Bart fhnfth pulled one of
the cleverest Mis of head-work sen
around thees parts In many a moon.
Soma afternoon. I
The flret came was Omaha's' 11 to I
and the aroond one was rthrtd In T
to 1. !
Tom Bloricvtt was o(ipoeed to a youth
named lirmlee, just procured from the
Colfax, la.. Independent club, Hendee
pitched a pretty good uu conslderlnf It
was his first appaeranoa In professional
rompany, but his mates played a-la the
bueher and ha never had a ohaaoe. On
the other hand Blndg-stt bad but on bad
Inninc. the aernd.aad tha best the
Wolves could do was make three runs in
Ihnl one frame. . v . .'
rma4 iiamm Bay.
The second (ante was eaiiy money.
North was tolling- la flit-edge form whil
Fouthrn was touted all over the pasture.
But to ret down to. tbs real ejLnlMUoa
of the matinee. That was the Afore
mentioned mis between PsXtsrsott and
Bron. Jt occurred la the third Inning
uf the flret ruroa. Patterson attempted
to etral second and his slide Into the
bac - displeased Mr. Breen. Mr. Breen
cf the opinion thai Patterson should
tide more gently. As PaXtsrson arose) te
hl fret Dlcke, who, It might be mentioned
In' positing,' la eoostderably amallr than
IX tor eon. took a atdo-awtpa at the
Wl.filt leader. They oilnched and fell
to the ground. There on the soft and
rioway earth they struggled, each trying
to epoll the iw.her's sartorial beauty. Vm
file O'Brien and ilxteen ball players
hustled over to separate the combat ante.
Aft-r much fluttering and pulling they
managed to perform the tah.
Ae they were divided each belligerent
(Mke a few choice worda to the other.
hifcn Invited rattarson outside tha park.
IVierreon said something about licking
the whole Omaha team. But Umps
O Urlen waved his right mitt majeettralty
and , ordered "outside" so the fireworks
crsard abruptly.
Breve) Wti ea Tttp,
Uli. yea. (ur those flaht fans, who are
Iritrrerird In knowing a htch Is the better
men, Fiucn on lop of Patterson when
the pialter furtlbly arbitrated.
t'oth I'stterson and Breen were fined
tt-n 'Jtk apd ordered to pay before they
on I J Uke rt In the second game.
Hicjn had the ten but I'alteraon had to
borrow the coin from a gink In the grand-
( - Taaa KM Sblwea.
Cy Ko)j the was certainly playing; In
se form yesterday Cy muat have en
Joyed the hot weather. Ten times the
Tango Kid stepped .Jauntily to the plate.
tiim-e he hit safely, making three
doubles, a triple and four singles. A
(iimb time he ai hit In the lists and
the tenth lime Pos made a wonderful
catt-h of a drive that had three beset
taKd to II. ,
in the field ty had a perfect day anJ
In -the second game atartad two double
p ays. He also stole a bate. Not a bad
day . for one athlete.
To Karl Smith must go the credit for
erfcln hie noodle In a slick manner. In
h third Inning of the second game
Knuin wee on third sml Porsylhe on sec
ond with two out and Krueger lifted a
lush fly about Un feet In front of the
i.-!t. Catcher While was Juat getting
undtr :t to catch It when fmlth came
piuriKli s down the line from third yelling
I ot It, I got It." White thought It
lirttton coining In and he bcked up.
U-tU the ball land safely while Smith
end the Tango Ktd scored. Koine head
work that.
Today Toprka opvtis a three-game
er;e. 11 will be l&dira' day and the
Kaine wll) t called at I o'cUck. Score,
firat gine:
OMAHA. . ,
AH. a H. O. A. B.
iren, fh
i k. Jb
t-MKlll, f
t un the, rf. .. .
hiufcrr, c
Kafyta. c
H.I-US, Jt,
li,i,4rtMr. lb..
'J llOftM.Oll, Cf ..
liiirti, as.....
li!oUlt, p
Tin a la
U U
WICHITA.
AB. R.
11 7
H.
0
1
4
I
2
e
o.
10
B.
e
1
f.
1
0
V
1-he, If
t -... cf...
I mui-ibiiu, lb...
'1 -'n. ib
'1 if,n rf ....
I m- 1 , . f 1 . y ,
' 4
-.'.A ii-lti 4
Father
Griffith, c 3 l i i i d i -i
Jleo'les, p I 1 O Oil
TotAla ....
U It
Kuna 1 0 1 1 I t 1 A U
inte I I 1 I 1 I U
Wichita
' Huns 0 !0taO-t
Kite ., 0 110-4
Three-hene hit: Thom mm. Two-base
hits: Frvthe (2, Whalen. Hend'e,
Kok. Htlen baeee: Whaien, Hlnnrk.
Ranrlfke hlte: Klanrk, Krug. tft on
beeee: Omiha, 7; Wichita, 4. Htnirk
out: By Hlodett, 1; by Hendee, 1.
Hums on ha Ma: 7ff Rlodvett, 1; off
llendee. B. Hit hy pitched ball: Kmlth
Jy Hendee. Time: 1:46. Umpire:
trortcn. ticore, tmitiil game:
UMAMA.
A B. R.
HrMn. IK &
H.
I
4
1
i
0
0
0
A.
. t
e
l
o
t
o
0
I
1
eimtth. If.,.., I
Korevtbe. rf. ....... 4
Krueger, e , 4
Krug, fb I
Hi.'hlTahner, lb....... 1
1 iiuinaaon, of 1
t
4
North, p...
Totals...
34
T H
17
M I
WICHITA
AH. R.
M.
1
1
i
. i
i
i
0
0
1
o.
I
10
1
A
1
0
o
Rche, If
lot, cf
PlttAfBrvn IK .
4
9
Tyileman, rf....
Hrltton. Sh
Jloep, e.,..
Wton, lb
White, o.
H.niarlea
KouUtorn, p
Totals. JL.... as 1 T 24
United fbr White In ninth.
Totals.
12
Omaha
Runs 0 0 2 0 4 0 1 - 1
Hits 0 0 111112 -U
Wichita
Runs 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-1
Hits 1 i 1 0 I 10 T
Three-base hit: Forsvthe. Two-base
htte: Koraythe, Rchllebner, Breen. Smith,
Brit ton. 1-ettereofi. Stolon basse:
Kruet.r (2). Korsythe, Whelen. Waieon.
8crtnoe hits: Thomaaon, WhaJen,
H-hllebner. IhmiIiIa plays Korwythe to
rltihllebner, Poraythe to Whalen- 1-eft on
bases: Omaha, 10: Wichita. 7. Struck
sit: By North, I; by Mouthern, S. Basns
on ball: Off North i off Southern, 1.
Wild pUcb,: Pout hern. Hit by pitched
halt: Hy Southern, Poraythe, MmlU.
Timet 1:46.- Umpire: O'Brien.
JOIIBfl
AND
BKAHt
DIVIDB
Dranaasra aad Dearer Bsll Desble.
Header.
8T. JOSKPH. July 1.-Jn tlte first
giune of today's donhle-header Vance
hnld elnvr to two hlte and struck out
fourteen, winning for IK. oeepfc. In the
reoond game, Ixmvor won by hitting
tluwa Bt. Joseph pitchers hard. Boore,
first gmme: ,
DB.VVF.lt.
AH It it n A V
O.
14
0
ppmr, cr, I o o
Miller, If 4 0 0
Mot.rmlok, rf I
Ofclloway. lb 4 0
Coffey, ib 4
Phtelds, lb 4
Kallehcr. a 1 0
Hi'hr, s, ,, I
CantwelU p I 0
Totals, n 0 S 14 II
ST. JOSEPH.
AH. R. H. O. A.
Oroehling, lb 4 110 0
Koehler. lb 4 0 11 I
Papp, as 4 1 i 1-1
Wllircms, lbs v S O 0
Watson, rf ?. I 1 1 I 0
Nlrholaon, If........ S .0 0 1 0
Heltroer, cf S ' 0 0
Mlii. o t 1 16
Vance, p.... S 10 0
I
J
0
0
' Totals r I I 17 . 1 1
nearer 0 0 0 0 0-4
Bt. Joseph 0 1 0 1 0 0 I
Two-base hits: Oroehltng. Sacrifice hit:
Nicholson. Double clay: koehler to Wll-
I llama, Mtrurk out: By Vanoe, 14: by Cant-
well, l Hasee on balls: ff Cantweil. 1;
off Vtma 4. Hit by pitched hall: By
Cantweil, 1. Wild pitch: Cantweil. I-ft
on baaea: Denver, , ft. Joseph, I. Ranted
run: Bt. Joseph. 1. Time: 1:45. Umpire:
Mullln.
Score, second gnme:
lh!VRR.
AU. It H.
o.
I
s
0
I
Ppenoer. cf....
S 4
Miller, If I
Mctlormlck, rf 1
Mitchell, rf 4
OaJloway, 3b S
Cot fey, 3b 4
Khivhla. lb 4
Knllnhwr. ss... S
Kiwhr. c I
Harrington, p. i
Totals gf 10 14 27 II
BT. JOftBlTl.
Ai. R. M. O.
Oro-llng, N I 1 1.1
horlilar, lb... 4
Rape as....
t
Williams, lb
Wi,n. rf
Nlcholaun, If
Ivwoldt
Holmer, cf
MiiotK, O
1 ItnaKin, p.
Wiiidiiuui, p
W ll icy. p
Totale 1 4 27 . H . 4
'Batted (or Nloholein In moth.
Denver 1 1 t I v 1 0 4-K)
t. Josxpb 1 0 40440401
Two-base hits: Harrington, Koehler,
Rilclda tHrrtfu hits: Xiiiier, Ocrffey.
hH.ru tee fly: Uailoway. Double 4ays:
W alaoii tu Uihipa r4Mtcr to Hitctds.
Btolm Imuhm: tiroulilUiK. tiiwncrr, Vtlllar,
Mttrbeil. Milclla btruck wit : Hv Klan
asan. 1: by Wnleman, 1; by Willey, I;
by Harrington. . bases on balls' Off
l-'lanasan. 4; off Wldeuian. 2: off Wllley,
2: oft Herring ion T 4. Hits: Off PUuia
fait. t in iMe ami one-third Innings; ff
M lbman. 4 In one end two-Utlrtfs Irv
nliiKa 1'assed bail: Moors. Dert mi
bje: lienvvr, ; hi. Joeaph, . Karnd
rui.a: Denver, 10, Time: l.u. Umpire:
Mulllu.
TOrkKA WIH 4 L.A4T OP ERICS
Itala f alU'Oaaae at ktad ml Elhh
laalagt. '
WOf X CTTT, la., July IS.-Topeka won
t laat gajite of the eeiiae, 11 to t- Tlia
M was called at the end of the eighth
Inning Uiauaa of mm. bcore:
TOJ'r.KA -
,,' , AB- H. O. A. E.
Cochran. S 4 S S 4 4 4
lioatuk. aa 2 2 1 1 1 a
l-'isher. lb S 14 11 1 0
Ieil. cf I 1 S 1 4 I
iJukwn. If 4 11 14 4
1 1 ttinm.fe. tb 4 t 1 t t 4
Urn i, rf 4 e I 4 J a
l9iru, C...1........ I 4 " 1 f I 1
k lunn, p 4 4 4 4 14
THE BKK:
CnnyrtrM. lf. Internatlor.il
News frlo.
TNK VC 00MT )
TO BE IN FtKMCO I
Standing of Teams
WWrT. IJBAOt'lC I
HAT. IJCAfM'n
W.UPct.l w.uw.
Dea Moines K0 37 M9rhlla 41 3.1 .V4
Denrer 4 11 .f.TH China gr ii Ml .MS
Omaha 43 M o3'Bronklyn ...40 S
Uncoln W M .Mt. Doula 41 40 .&
Topeka 40 .fA Plttaburgh .3H M .60
Btour City.. lit i ,4t4 New Tork.-.M W .471
m. Joseph. .H0 41 .411 rinclnnatl . 22 .4M
Wichita ... 47 .373 Boston 44 43 .442
AM 11. LEAOCK. KtU. LKAUt'EV
W.Uprt W.IPrt.
Chicago ...SI .J!ChlcagO ....46 23.M4
Ponton 4a M .6321 Kan. City,. .48 S3 .677
Detroit ...,4M 31 .W St. Doula 4 83 .871
New York. .40 30 ,81! Plttaburgh .41 J
Waahlnirton tl.r1 Newark ....43 S7 .V
t. loule....31 is . Brooklyn ...IS 44 .4.12
Phlla.
.W 4 77 Buffalo ,...SS 40 .ir1
.3l 44 M4 Baltimore ..S 40 .872
AKBN. I bTATB LAOU&
W.KPct. W.D.Pct.
,.44 fft MA Beatrice ...33 IN .447
Cleveland
AMUR.
nt. Paul.
,.2 aft .S37
....23 SO .4.H
..22 29 .431
Cleveland 37 .613 Tork
Kan City. 42 41 ..V)H Palrbury
ixiiiwvire ,mi
Mlnneaplla 40 41 .4MI
Mllwauitee W 43 4
Columbtie 32 40 .3MI
Veaterder e Rraalta.
WP.HTKRK J..KA017K.
Denver, 0-10: glous City, S-l.
Lincoln. 4; Des Moines, 1.
Topeka. 13: Bt Joarph, 2.
Wichita, 1-1; Omaha. 11-7.
NATIONAL I.KAOUF1.
Chicago, S; New York, 2.
Piltaburgh, 3; Boston, 2.
ft. lula. 3: Philadelphia, 4.
Cincinnati, t: Brooklyn. 4.
AMERICAN LKAUUK.
Boeton. 4: Cleveland, S.
New York-Ictrt. rain.
' Philadelphia, I; Chicago, I. '
Waahlnatoti. Hi. lxula, S-4.
PKDKRALf LEAOUK.
Brooklyn, 4: Kaltimore, 3.
Newark, 7-4; Buffalo. 0-S.
Kanana Clty-PKlaburgh, wet grounds.
Chicago, 4: fit. Louis, S.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Colitmhiia. 3: Milwaukee, 0.
NKBHABKA BTATM LKAOtHO,
Tork, 4; Palrhtu-y," 4. Nineteen innings.
Hastings, 4; theatric, 14, -... ,
Uaases Today. . '
Weatern League Donvar at Des Moines,
Lincoln at ru. Josnh, Topeka at Omaha,
Wlnhtls at loux City.
National Leagu-ioa4ri at New Tork,
Plttaburtfh at boston, ft. Ixurta at Phlla
deiihla, Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
American League Boston at Cleveland,
New York at Detroit. Philadelphia at
Chicago, Washington at Bt. Inmie.
Federal Laue OMoago at Ht, Louts,
Buffalo at Pittsburgh.
Orover 1
Iakaff. p I
4 044
0 4 1 10
Totals 37 11 13 24
BIOUX CITT.
12 1
A. E.
AB. It. H. O.
Cooney,. ss....
Davis, rf
Clarke. 3b
LeJeune. cf...
kane, lb ,
Henallng, 8b.,,
Davidson, If..,
Crosby, o
Boolhby, p....
4 1
1 S S 0
10 12 14
4 0 0 1 1 1
4 1 3 7 4 0
5 1 2 1 0 4
4 4 1114
4 0 0 4 4
1 0 0 4 1 0
S 0 1 0 . S 1
Totale SI S 10 34 S3
Called at the end of etvhth; rain.
Uatted for Clunn in second Inning.
Topeka 1 0 4 0 I 0 1 411
Sioux City i 44004001
Two-base hlta: Dell (t). Hensllng,
Dsvls, Cochran. Three-base hits: LeJeune.
Hacrtftce hlta: Hetlck, Davis, Cochran.
Btnlen baaea: Davidson. Jackson. LatU
more (3), Cochran, Hnpps. Doubls play:
Klaher lunssalatexl). lilts: off Clunn. 4 in
one inning; off Lakaff. ( In seven ln-
tiluaa. Haaes 011 bails: urr Iuiarr. I: orr
Boolhby, I. Btruok out; lly clunn. 1,- by
Lakaff. I: by Boolhby, 4. Wild pitche:
liitothby, t. Hit by pitched ball: Hy
Boothhy. Bostlck. Time: 1.00. Umpires:
Cuaack and Abbott.
LINKS DKPBAT DM MOINB4
Boosters Hare Km Chaac with (he
Tfehraskaaa.
DW 3rt01NF.H. July 16. With Dawson
pltchln gtavtncible ball, Des Moines did
not have a chance to win today's guna
after the visitors moonA three nine In
the flret Inning. Lincoln won, 4 to 1.
Bcore:
LINCOLN.
AH. K. H. O. A. E
1
O. A.
S 0
I s
1 . 0
0 0
1 4
J I
0 1
4 3
27 14
O. A.
0 1
1 0
4 4
4 1
5 1
4 1
i !
1 4
S7 "i
Wolfe. If Ill
Motilffitcan. aa 4 11
H. eVrhreiber, cf.... 4 1 I
Mo raw, rf S 0
Wllllame, lb 6 0
Yonts, c S 4
IJovd. lb 4 1
lioley. 8b 4 t
Dawson. p.... I
Totals 37 4 is
DPS MOINEg-
AB. R it.
Hahn. rf
S
4
0
0
4
Hunter, cf...
Rllla, If
0
1
4
n
o
0
0
4
Si
0
Jonas, lb....
Hartford,
Oraitatn, C...
TanaebUl. . Sb
f,re'n, e
Vandewelda,
0
4
P
Totals
M
1
Lincoln
34041 101 04
Ds Moines
04090140 0-1
Home run: Bill. Three-has hit: Wolfe.
Two-hee hlte: Wolfe. William. Daley.
Pacrtflce bits: H. Bchralber, Murse.
btolen bases: Wolfe 14). altiUatrisan,
Morae, JJoyd. Left on bases: Uuroln.
; ms MUnea, 4 Btruck out: lly
Vandewelda, . by Deweon. S. Baace on
balle: rft Vattdewvldn 1; off Daweon,
1. Double play; Mctiafflran to Williams
l'aaaa.1 talla: Mrown IU.
Umpire: Vaa Klukle.
Time: 1.11
Dart 4 City Defeate Wnlaa.
DAVID CITY, Neb.. July IS. Blwrlal.)
David City defeated Wahoo at Wahoo
Bunday, 1 to 4. The game was fast from
atart to finish. Anderson for Wahe
struck out thirteen end Meyers for Davt
City struck out eleven hcore: R.H.U.
Wahoo 40444440 4-4 4 4
David City... 444414444-344
Batteries: David City, Mnywrs and
PVSertng; Wahoa, Andaraoa and Zknola
Urapua: Sillier.
Petorekarer Wlaa.
PF.TKRBBI'Ril. Neb.. Julr II leclal
Telecrani.) IVtersliurg V-f-atwd the
Primrose and Albion club combined. 4 to,
t B'-ore: R H a i
Peteraburg . I I I ! t (l-lll I
Primrose 44444412 0 I t I
Bat'erlce: V.l.Vn ant ruxler: Young'
nd Haves Blraik oui; By ileJdtn. n
by Young. U. J
OMAHA, FTTTDAY. JULY
COBS WIH HODTHY
GAME FROM GIANTS
Contest fanota&ted with Arguments
of Umpires, Players and
Spectators.
PLAT HALTED AS FAN FLAYED
NT0W YORK, July 15.-Raier's timely
hitting and Lavender's pltohtng enabled
Chicago to defeat New York today, S
to 3. In Lhs sixth, with Ptshar on baae.
Saler put the Cubs In the lead wlth a
home run. He drove In another run with
a single In the eighth. Lavender yielded
nine hits, but was effective In the pinches,
striking oat ten men.
' The game was punctuated with argu
ments of the umpires, play era and spec
tatora. Tn the second Inning Eaaon or
dered McUraw oft the field for talking
from tha bench. Later Bablngton, a New
York rwrult, was sent to Join MoGraw.
In the third Inning Eaaon cleared the
entire Olsnt bench of players not actually
Involved tu the game.
. In the seventh after Breanahan struck
out, he got Into an argument with a
spemtator. Byron stopped the argument
and, after Bresnatian pointed out this
spectator, Byron stopped tha game and
lectured the fan. With two out In tha
ninth Inning Dyron ordered Fletcher off
the field. Boors: .
CtttTAOO. NSW TORK.
U.U.O.A I. AB.U.O A.g.
Oon4. rf I tnaraa. If.... 4 I 4
Planer. aa,,4 I I I 4 Rabertea, It 4 4 I 4
granite. If.. 4 1 1 4 0 Dor la. 4 I 1 4 8
Slmrman. lb 4 8 8 1 AriMeher, as. 4 1 8 I
alar. lb ... 4 3 T 4 4Merale. lb.. 4 8 It 4 4
Williams, at 4 4 8 4 VLoMrt. lb... 4 4 4 1 4
nwiaa. ae.. a e a I aeiMrtarei. rf I
araaaahaa. at 4 14 1 UDooln. a 4
4 14 1
4 4 4 1
4 a 1
lAvenaer. . n 1 p.rrltt. a.
-.-Graat ...
ToUla. ....H I 37 1 48chap, p
Bra I u r4
.. 3
.. 1
.. 4
.. 1
14 4 4
4 0 4 4
14 11
.. .... Touia 24 4 17 14 I
Bstted for Perrltt In ninth.
Hatted for Bchupp in ninth.
Chicago 1 0 0 4 0 1 3 0-S
New York 1 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-S
Two-base hits: Rooertaon 3. Doyle.
Three-base hit: Doyle. Home rum
Baler. Double plays: Fletcher to Mnrkle
to Fletcher. Doyle to Merkle. Bases on
belle: Off PmrittL 1: ff tMnrf i
Hlta: Off rerritt. 4 In eight mlnge;'off
f"nujii, nono in one inning, struck out:
By Perrltt, 6: by Bohupp, 1; by Laven
der, 10. Umptree: Byroo and Easoa.
Braves Beat Pirates.
BOSTON. July It. Boston defeated
Plttabuneh, I U I today. The luuals
scored ail their runs In the third Inning.
Magee walked and took second when
Bulunldt's grounder rolled through Wag
ner's leers. Both soared on Bmlth's double,
Uaranvllle sacrificed rtoilth to third and
the latter scored on Rudolph's saoru'lea
iy-
Vlox singled In tha second Inning and
scored on Hulrd'a two-beggr. In the
third Maranvllla threw wlkl when Carey
grounded, tha batter reacntng second.
Carey stole third and aoored on John
ston's bunt to Bchmtdt. rVwe:
pirrsBtmoH. boston.
M.H.O.U. UH.O.11
raray. If.... 4 4 4 4Moraa. rf.... i 1144
Cllloa. af... 4 4 4 l 4Kni't'k. 8b 4 4 8 1
li hMiu, lb I 1 f 1 4Csaa. If..,., 4 14 4 4
Hiecawa. r4 1 4 tauw. at ... 3 4 114
wacaar. aa. a ill iik-haiwt. lb. 4 4 14 4 4
Vie, lb 118 1 4aiiia. lb.... 8 1114
mira. a a a a eaiaranTtl. aa I 1 4 4 1
Olfcaao. a... 8 4 4 4 tOowar a.... 3 14 4 4
IXiopar. ... 14 4 VHudglsa, .. 8 4 1 I 4
-acaanv ....ivaew .
leaMlle ... 1 114 4 TMla...JT 8 IT 11 1
Tatale 14 T 14 "1 1
Hatted for Olbeon In ninth,
batted for Oooper In nlntia.
FitUburgh 0 119 0 0 0 0 0-S
Boeton 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 1
Two-baae hits: Baird, Bmlth. louble
piare: y itspalric to Hchnudt. Johnston
to Wagner to Johnston. Bases on balls:
Off Cooper, 8; off Hudnlph, 3. St rue
ouli By Cooper, 4. by Rudolph, 1 em
pires: Klgler and Hart.
Phillies Trlaa Cards.
PHlLAJJfcLPmA. July fs. Philadel
phia won a hard-fought giune from u
Louis in the tenth Inning today, 1 to 1
when Htock, a pinch hitter, singled and
sent la Kllllfer with Che) winning run.
Attar two runs had been soored by the
home team In the sixth, ICoUiiaon was
taken out, and Pntrdue was so slow going
to the robber that a ball was called by
IVnptrs Klem. Urlner aucoeeded Prrdua
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Two-base hits: ' Butler, Berk. Do I an.
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thlrd Inning tnonA out In eeveathl: off
Urlner, 4 In four Innings. Umpires: Klein
and Cvcklll.
Dodaere Heal Kegs.
BROOKLYN. July IS. Douglas pitched
a great game today and Brooklyn de
feated Ctm Inriatl. 4 to 1 Beaton was bit
hard for four tnntrisa and gave way to
Amea. who held the Buperbas to one run,
a homer by Myers la the seventh. After
making a sensational running catch of
Kodsers' liner In ths eighth. Uyara was
orarowna by the heat and (he gants wes
delayed eeveral minutes, until he recov
ered. He flinched the game, boors ;
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Fake Yarn Spread
That Omaha Motor
Race Lost 1550,000
A report which Is declared to have
emanated from Sioux City has been sys
tematically spread around Omaha that
the Omaha Bpeedway company found
Itself approximately ihort In cash on tha
gate at the auto classlo July 6. The story
has It that the gross receipts were IW.OOO.
while but 348,000 was turned In to ths
peedway directors and that some person
or persons made off with the large chunk.
Bert La Bron, president of the speed
way company, denied the report when
questioned yesterday, asserting that there
was no shortage of any kind on ths gats
and that the report had been traced to
Sioux City, where persons who are not
particularly friendly to an Omaha speed
way clroulated ths scurrilous story.
"There Is absolutely no truth tn ths
story," said Le Bron. "and we have
learned that ths yam wag started In Sioux
City. In the first place It can be seen
that the report la ridiculous because a
blind man could have seen that there was
no 290,000 gate at the races."
CALLAHAN AND BR ODER
REPORT TO PA BOURKE
Outfielder Broder from South Bend
and Inflaldar Callahan from Begins w
reported to the Rourkee yesterday. Theea
two athletes war juat signed by Rourka
Blanck, ths third man from the South
Mlohlgan league, played second yester
day when Breen was ordered rrom tbg
gam and performed very well.
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BY CHICAGO WHALES
Ninth-Inning Bally Fails to Save
St. Louis Feds.
BROWN STINGY WITH HITS
BT. LOOTS. July IS. A ninth-Inning
rally m which three runs were scored,
failed to overcome Chicago's lead In to
day game and Bt Louis lost, I to 4
Tha locals used three pitchers, Daven
port. Crandall and Watson, who allowed
twelve hits, while Brown was lea liberal,
giving his opponents eight hits. The vic
tory gave Chicago a great hold on first
place from which they pushed Bt Louis
yesterday. Score: R.H.E.
Bt. Louis 4 0010003-682
Chicago 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 2 0-4 12 2
Batteries: Brown and Fliher. Daven
port, Crandall, Watson and Hartley.
Tl Tops Take Plaal.
BALTIMORE. July 16. Brooklyn took
the laat same of the serla from Balti
more today, 4 to I, In ten lnnlnga. Bailey
allowed but two hits In the firit nine
Inning. Bluejacket was taken out In the
tenth after giving a baae on balls. Mc
Candless' home run was a feature. Bcore:
R. H E
Brooklyn ..0 0410000 34 4 'l
Baltimore ..0 0100001 0-3 4 1
Batterlei: Bluejacket Beaton and
Blmona; Bailey and Owens.
WHITE SOX WILL TRAIN
IN FLORIDA NEXT YEAR
CHICAGO, July IS. The Chicago Amer
icans probably will (rain In Miami, F1,,
next spring Instead of making tha trip
to California ss has been their haolt.
President Comlskey announced today.
Negotiations for training quarters In the
Florida rlty are now going on, he said.
"Miami seems to have all the natural
advantages and with Jaunta to Key West
and Havana, and game with southern
clubs, the White Box can gt plenty of
practice," said Mr. Comlskey.
Harry Bmlth to Tops.
BALTIMORE, July ll.-Ths Brooklyn
Federals have signed Catcher Harry
Bmlth, recently released by the New York
Nationals. Bmlth Joined the Brooklyn
club her today.
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Nebraska State
League Gives TJp
BEATRICE, Neb.. July lSWSpedaU
The gama this afternoon with Hastings
was probably the last State league gama
to be played In Beatrice this season.
Buch was the announcement of the otub)
directors Wedneeday evening1. York ha
definitely announced that league . haao
ball Is a thing of the past In that cltr
after today, and that their ball park
would be dismantled and the team dis
banded. With that team out of the
league there Is no poasibillty of keeping
the organisation going until the dose,
which would be August 20.
President Miles and the Beatrice di
rector have done all they could to keep
the league going, but without succeen.
The attendance has not been what It
should In any of the towns, and sine
tha league started to drop sway interest
has waned In all of ths State league
towns.
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