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    THE BEE: OMAHA, MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 191$.
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SAVAGES HAYE NO
MERCY ONROURKES
Hammer Omaha Twirlers Without
Conscience and Win Both Oamei
of Doable-Card.
MITE TO THREE; TWELVE TO SIX
TOPKKA. Kan., Aug. l.-The Topeka
Parages hammered Omaha twirlers to
day and took both gamea of a double
header, th first, I lo I Ihrors bv the
Rourkes figured In the 12 to score In
the second game. Score, flrat game:
OMAHA.
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A. E.
0 0
1
o.
si
2
l
2
"l
riiiun, ir 4
Hreen. 2b-3b S
Forsythe. cf 3
Km a, 3b-ss 4
Krucaer, c 4
Welle, rf 1
Schllchner. lb 4
lilnnrk. a-2b 4
Blodgett, p 0
Kverdon, p 2
I)
1
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
4
0
0
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Totala
31 3
TOPKKA.
1
AB.
4
4
3
4
H.
0
0
O. A. R
0 1 1
1 0
0
0
0
1
0
4
1
10 27 11 I
0 1 1 1 0 0 0-3
0 0 0 0 0 3 1
Three-bane hit:
hits: Cochran,
l.lts: Jackson,
Boatlck. a
Cochran, 3b...
Jackson, cf...
Tydeman rf.
Brown, If 4
1attlniore, 2b 1
Rapps, lb 8
Monroe, c 4
Huggins, p J
Totala 29
Omaha 0 0
Toireka, 0 6
Home run: Krupger.
Foraythe. Two-bese
Tydeman. Sacrifice
Rapps. Stolen baaes: Brown (2), Lattl
more. Hlta: Off Blodgett. 3 In one and
two-thirds innings, bases on balls: Off
Huggins. 2; off Blodgett, 2; off Kverdon,
I. Struck out: By Huggins. 6; by Blod
gett. 2. Hit by Pitched ball: By Hug
glna. 1. Time: 2:00. lTmplrea; Abbott
and Oelael. Score, second game:
OMAHA.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Smith, If 5 2 S 3 0 0
Breen, 2b 4 110 10
Foraythe. cf 4 2 4 2 0 0
Krug, gb 4 0 1 4 3 0
Krueger, e 6 0 2 3 1 1
Wells, rf 4 1 1 2 0 1
Schllebner, lb 8 0 1 8 0 1
Blanck, aa 4 0 0 1 1 1
Ingersoll, p 0 0 0 0 1 0
Blodgett, p 4 0 1 1 1 0
1 iiiuj' - 7 1 ra 1 1 1 vi vw 11 1 1 n
mwsaii i ',.-v.. j
Totals 37 0 14 24 7
TOPEKA.
AB. R. H. O. A.
.40141
110 2
12 2 0
2 110
2 12 0
3 3 4 2
2 2 S 1
0 2 8 2
13 0 2
Rostlck. ra...
Cochran, Mb 4
Jackson, cf 4
Tydeman, rf 8
Brown, If 4
Lattlmore, 2b 5
Kappa, lb 3
Monroe, c 4
Hall, p 6
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n f rfvfimm ft v iwfc . Ii-h' l.H in jn .
cant;
v, ; T'"!i"' V''",,
Kelfer, p... 2
.36 12 15 rr 10
Totala .....
Omaha 1 0200110 1
Topeka 0 5 2 4 0 0 1 0 12
Three-base hit: Foraythe. Two-base
hits: Boftlck. Cochran, Hall, Sohllebtier.
Sacrifice hits: Cochran, Monroe, Tyde
man, Brown, Breen. Sacrifice fly:
Rappa. Double play: Latttmore, to
Rapps. Hlta: Off Ingersoll, 2 In one and
one-third Innings. Baaea on balla: Off
Hall. S; off Ingersoll, 3. Struck out: By
JIall, 6; by Blodgett, 4. Wild pitches:
Hall (2). Hit by pitched ball: By Hall, 2.
Passed balla: Monroe, Krueger (3).
Tune: 2:06. Umpires: Abbott and Gelsel.
BEARS COP TWO OFF LEADERS
Grlaallea Mua.ce Wla Botk Gaaaea
from Imsle'a Booter
DENVER. Colo.. Aug. 1. Denver took
both games of a double-header era to
day from the league' leaders, by a score
of 1 to 1 ana to z, respectively, ocore.
first game:
DENVER.
AB. R. II.
4
Spencer, cf. ...
(Miller, rf
McCormick, If.
Oalloway. 2b. .
Coffey. 3b
Shlelda, lb. ...
Kelleher, aa. ..
Shestak, c. ...
Sterser, p
O.
0
A.
0
0
0
1
3
0
2
. 0
8
Totala
29 27
DES MOINES.
Hunter, cf.
Bills, If
3Hahn, rf. ..
Jones, lb. ..
Hartford, aa,
Sawyer. 2b. ,
Graham, Mi.
Ewoldt, Sb.
Breen. c. ...
Ollllgan, p.
Mogrldge, p.
Thomas, p. .
AB.
. 3
81
R. H. O. A. E.
4 24 10
Totals
Pea Moines 30000000 03
IPenver 00701010
Stolen base: Kelleher. Two-base hit:
Sawyer. Sacrifice hits: Steraer (2). Hahn.
Hit by pitched ball: By Sterser (Thomaa
and Hunter). Home runa: Ceffey, Mil
ler. Struck out: By Mogrldge, 5: by
Stener, 2; 6. Rasea on balls: Off Mog-
Hdae 4: off Thomas. 1: off Sterxer. 8.
Double play: flawyer to Hartford to
Jones. Innings pitched : By Mogrldge,
four and two-thirds Innings: runs, 8; hits,
B; By Thomas, three and one-third; runa,
one, h'tn. three. Time: 1:58. Umpire:
Van Syckle. Score, eeepnd game:
DENVER.
AB. R. H,
. ..
Spencer, cf. ..
Miller, rf. ...
MoOormlck. If.
Oalloway, 2b.
Coffev. 3b. ..
Shields, lb. ...
Kelleher, aa. ,
Spalir c
Gaaklll. p. ...
O.
0
0
1
0
12
1
1
E.
0
Totala
81
DE3 MOINES.
AB. R. H.
11 27 14
O.
0
8
0
A.
0
0
0
Hunter, cf K 1
Bills. If R 0
Hahn. rf 3 0 1
Jinen. lb 4 0 0
Hertford. t ....... 411
Sawver, 2h 4 0 8
Fwnlrtt. 3b 4 0 1
Araham. c 8 0 3
Miiser, p 3 0 0
Breen 0 0 0
Totals 84 3 10 24 11 0
Batted for Muaaer In ninth.
TVs Molnea 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1-2
Denver 2 0 O 8 0 S 1
Stolen base: Coffey. Sacrifice hits:
Graham. Hahn, Kelleher. Garklll i2.
Two-baae hits: Miller, Gallon iy. Hit
by pitched hall: By Musaer (Shlelda and
Coffev V Three-baa hita: McCormick,
Kelleher. Home run: Onlloway. Struck
out: Kv Gaaklll. 6: by Musaor. . Bases
en balls: Off Onklll. !: off Mnseer, 8.
Time: 2:02 Umpire: Van Syckle.
Tir.ERS Ann drummer spi.it
Diwmi rialda St. Joaepk, Mf yfrt
m1 n rrtnn Fnli Pnwf,
T.TVeOTJ. Neb., Aug. t-Uneoln and
St. Joaeoh divided today's double-header,
Lincoln winning the flrat game, 8 to 2;
St. Joaerh the second by I to t Score,
first game:
LINCOLN.
AB. R.
Totala 31 2 6 24 17 '2
Koehler out, lilt by batted ball.
Watson batted for Bliss In seventh.
Lincoln v....2 0 0 0 2 0 6 0 9
St. Joseph 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 02
Two-base hita: Dawson, R. Williams.
Double plays: Dawson to McGafflgnn
to H. Williams: Dawaon to Yanta to H.
Williams. Stolen base: Gronllng. Sacri
fice hlta: Willlama, Rapp, Yanta. Struck
out: By Dawaon, 2; by Kelfer, 2. Base
on balla: Off Dawson, 2: off Kelfer, 2.
Time: 1:43. Umpire: O'Brien,
Score, second game:
LINCOLN.
Tt . AH. R. H. O. A. E.
Wolf, If e 4 0 2 0 0 0
McGaffigan, aa 4 0 2 2 1 1
Mclntyre, rf ; 4 0 0 0 0 0
H. Willlama. lb 4 0 1 14 1 0
Schrelber, cf 4 0 1 2 0 0
Daley, 3b 3 0 0.2 2 1
Yanta 1 0 0 0 0 0
McAllister, c 2 0 16 10
Morse 1 0 0 0 0 0
Meyers, p 2 0 0 1 6 0
Narveeon, p 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total 33 2 ' 8 27 14 t
ST. JOSEPH.
AB. R. H. O. A, B.
Nicholson, If....
Koehler, lb ,
Helmer, cf
R. Willlama, rf.,
Grodlck 2b
Rapp, Sb
Groellng, sa
Bllaa, c ,
Vane, p
Totala
1
2
3
6
1
2
2
10
1
CUBS WIN GREAT
GAME ON FUMBLE
Phils Fail to Hold Chicago When
Whitted Lets Hit Slip
Through.
ALEXANDER LOSES TO ADAMS
6 10 27
Yants batted for Daley In ninth.
'Morse batted for McAllister in ninth.
Lincoln 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 02
St. Joseph 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 05
Two-base hits: Groellna- McGafflimn
Stolen baaea: Wolfe, Nicholson. Grodlck.
CHICAGO, Aug. l.-Whltted'e fumble
of Zimmerman's single In the tenth In
ning, gave Chicago a 1 to 1 victory over
Philadelphia today. After one man was
out Zimmerman lined a hot single to
center and Whitted ran in too cloae. He
(touched the ball and It bounded away
from him and went to the club houae
while Zimmerman circled the baees with
the winning run. The game was a great
pitchers' battle between Alexander and
Adams, the former allowing but four hlta,
one of which waa Willlama' homer In the
fifth. Adama allowed five scattered hits.
A fumble by McLarry. Becker's sacrifice
and a aingie by Cravath, netted one run
In the sixth and prevented Adams pitch
ing a shutout game. li th clubs fielded
In spectacular alylc, .vath making a
sensational catch on Herns' liner In
the eighth inning, after urni.i? a somer
sault, being a feature. Score:
Standing of Teams
WESTKRN LEAGUE.
Played
Dea Molnea 90
'1 Denver ij"
Topeka f7
Lincoln 92
Omaha W
Sioux City 92
St. Joseph 93
Wichita 94
NAT. LEAGUE;
W.UPct:
Fhila 51 40 .5r
Brooklyn ..49 46.521
Plttaburgh 47 46 .511
Boston ....47 46 ..'(
Chicago . . .4n 4T .50C,
New York.. 44 4 ,4tOl
St. Loula...4 51 .4741
Cincinnati 40 62 .IX
FED. LEAGUE. I
W.LPct.i
SV..n.
flo
ffi
no
44
4H
42
37
39
Ixst. Pet.
37
47
44
51
50
M
65
.I2
.515
.500
.4.
.4i7
.8W
.416
Chicago ...55 42.567
AMUR. LKAOUB.
W.UPr-t.
Boston 68 33 .KI7
Chicago ....68 r.6 .6M
Detroit 67 3 .018
Washlngtn 47 40 .Gnu
New York. ..44 47 .4H4
St. Ixu!s...KX 55 .409
I'hlla 32 1 .344
Clevelnnd ...W 57 .3S7
AMEK. ASS N.
Wi.IPct.
Kan. City.. 56 40 .6S3
Plttaburgh 61 41 .554
St. Louis. ..50 45 .52'.
Newark ....61 44 .5J7
Brooklyn ..44 64 . 449
Buffalo
St. Paul.
.61 39 .610
lndlanaplls 64 45 .645
Minneanlls 64 46 .640
Kan. City. .61 49 .510
Ixniiaville ,.48 48 .600
Cleveland ..43 62 .447
..44 66 . 4401 Milwaukee .44 63 .4M
Columbus ..33 60 . 3S8
PHILADELPHIA.
AU.H.U.A.E.
L'HICAOO
AU.H.O.A.K.
Sacrifice bit: McAllister. Struck out: Bancroft, u. 1 4 1 I ooood. rf 4 1
By Meyers, 2; by Vance, 10; by Narveson. 4 0 UMitar.'ii... 4 114 4
1. Bases on balls: Off Meyers, 4; off ci, i f ! if,hu"' ? i !
Vance. 1. Wild pitch: Meyers. Paased i J ? ! S5'rin'. b ! I ! !
!j:B,')"i ''-"'n record: Three run. wh"S. 'cf! i Jwim L. cfl l i l t
and 9 hits In seven and one-third Innings Uin-rus. lb. I 1 4 1 0 Archer, 0. MM
u,i ofcn, runs ina 1 nu in one ana
two-thirds Innings off Narveson. Time:
2:06. Umpire: O'Brien.
WOLVES POUNCE ON THE SIOUX
Shat Them Oat Tvrlce la Saceessloa
at Home.
WICHITA, Aug. 1.-Wichita shut out
Sioux City In both games of a double
header. Gelst held the Indians to two
hits In the first game and Riley allowed
but five In the second. Score, first
game:
WICHITA.
AB. R, H. O. A. E.
Bennett, cf 4 0 2 1 0 0
Talllon. rf 10 10 0 0
Patterson, lb 8 0 0 12 1 A
Brltton. 2b -4 1116 0
Hetllng. 3b 1 1 1 i X A
Hosn. ss 1 1 1 a
Thelslng. If 4... 3 0 110
Orifflth. c 2 0 0 a o
Oe't. p 4 0 0 1 ' 4
Totals
Cooney, 2b.. ..
Dell, If
Callahan, ss..
Iejeune, cf...
Kane, lb
Herlsling, 8b.
Davidson, rf.
Donnolly, c...
White, p
28 3
SIOUX CITY.
AB. R. H,
4
27 14
O.
T
Klllirrr. c. 4 0 I 0' OMcIrry. lb I 111 4 1
"""""r, 9nii UAdama, p.., loots
Tstals ...,Sl 4-2I t 1 Totals ... Tl "4 to u "T
One out when winning run scored:
Philadelphia ... 00 0 001000 01
Chicago 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 12
Home run: Williams. Earned runs:
Chicago 1. Sacrifice hit: Becker. Double
piay: Alexanaer to Bancroft to Neihoff.
First base on errors: Philadelphia, 1.
Bases on balla: Off Adams, 3. Struck
out: By Adama, 6; by Alexander, 4. Um
pires: Klem and Cockill.
Heda Gather la Two.
CINCINNATI, Aug. l.-C4nclnnatl won
a double-header from Brooklyn today,
the first 4 to 2, and the second 6 to 3.
In the first game, McKenery allowed
three hits In seven Innings, but weak
ened In the eighth, and Toney was aenf
In to finish the rame. Th. local t.m
Uniade Its runs in the flrat game by
0 1 bunching hlta off Douglaa, who was
0 taken out at the end of the aeventh, Dell
0 finishing the game.
in the second game the locals played
extremely lucky ball, while just the ro
vers was tru of th visitors. It waa only
In th fourth Inning that Brooklyn waa
able to bunch any hlta. Benton suc
ceeded Toney after the visitors had made
three runa. and while they hit him hard,
they were unable to score. Score first
game:
BROOKLYN. CINCINNATI.
. A.B"B. AB.HO.AB
J 1 roroh lb.... I1IIS
Baltimore .34 63 .31
Yesterday's Hraalta.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
St. Joseph. 3, 6; Lincoln, , 2.
Ia Moines. 8, 2; Denver, 9, 9.
Sioux City. 0. 0; Wichita, 3, 1.
Omaha, 3, 6; Topeka, 9, 12.
NATIONAL LKAGUB.
New York, 3, 4; St. Louis, 4, 1.
Philadelphia, 1; Chicago. 2; ten innings.
Brooklyn, 2, 8: Cincinnati, 4, f,
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Raltlmore, 1, 3; Kansas City, 2, .
Newark, 4. 3; Chicago. 3, 2.
Buffalo, . 1; St. Louis, 2. 1; second
earns eleven Innings; called, rain.
AMKRICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville. 9, 2: Kansas City, 7, 2: sec
ond game called end eighth, darkness.
Indianapolis, 6, 8; Minneapolis, 7, 1.
Cleveland, 2, 1: St. Paul, 4, .
Columbus, 1; Milwaukee, 8. ,
Uamea Today.
Western League St. Joseph at Lincoln,
Dea Moines at Denver, Sioux City at
Wichita. Omaha at Topeka.
National League New York at St.
Louie. Philadelphia at Chicago, Brooklyn
at Cincinnati, Boston at Pittsburgh.
American League Chicago at New
York. Cleveland at ITilladelphla, St.
t. WaaMngton, Detroit at Boston.
Federal league Baltimore at Kansas
City, Newark at Chicago. Buffalo at St.
Louis, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
LUTZ AGAIN LEADS
THE 'POP-POP LADS
Darinf Rider Wini Two Out of
Three Racei and in Third Hat
Engine Trouble.
AUTO POLO PROVIDES THRILLS
Totals ..
filoux City..
w icntta
wits. Flrat base on errors: Brooklyn.
J;..8"' on balls: " Combs, a Hits:
?.ff 7.OM.r- f ln four '"ilnKs; off Benton,
6 in five innings. Struck out: By Coombs
Mart ey ' t'mP'"',: K's-ler and
Glaata aad Cards Divide.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. l.New York and St.
Ixiuls divided a double-header here to
day. St. l.ouls won the flrat game, 4 to
3. In the tenth Inning when, with two out,
Snyder singled, scoring Ixng, who pre
viously had singled and gone to third on
wild Pitch. New York got one run In
the ninth and tied the acore.
1 Th6. "SPni "me was New oYrk's by
1 - V . k0"'" tt,n run in the
first lnnn. Score first -irra:
NEW TORK. ST. I !!
AB.H.O.Afl ABHOAC
Burns. If... 4 14 1 Bch.r. If . 4 t
Rob'Uon. rf 4 I w 1 1 I !
T"Tl. lb... 4 1 I I 1 Millar lb"' I 114
V C. V iKJian, cf.
a ji-ri.. ri... 1 v 1 0 rwilMM. cf
i,nri. id.. 4 9 1
Birdie Luti, who a week ago appeared
at the Douglas county fair grounds, as
a dark home and carried away first
honors, repeated again yaaterday and won
two out of the three motorcycle races on
the program. Luti copped the five and
seven-mlla events, but In tho fifteen
mile free-for-all, he encountered engine
trouble on the third lap, when already
well In the lead and waa forced to drop
out.
The fifteen-mile race was a consider
able event despite the accident to Luti".
Otto Ramer lipped Into the lead upon
Birdie's retirement fend kept it for ten
miles, when suddenly Carl Peterson, rid
ing an old, strap-drive machine, began
to pick tip and by more clever riding on
the turns, passed Ramer. Peterson held
the lead until the last lap, when Ramer
passed him and won.
Ramer's new machine was much faater
than Peterson's belt-drive and many
times Otto gained fifteen yards on the
stretches, but on the turns Peteraon out
rode Ramer and thus made the race
exciting. 7
Flaher Has Accident. .
Herman Flaher escaped Injury In the
narrowest possible manner when he was
thrown from his machine on the curve.
The referee ruled that Van Avery fouled
him and Van Avery was disqualified.
Fisher went down In a heap and, as
Fred Krueger was right behind him, an
Injury seemed imminent But Krueger,
who was riding his first race, kept bis
head and cut In toward the pole, Just
missing the wrecked rider by his clever
manipulation of the wheel. As Flaher
waa on the track the other riders were
flagged ln and the race started a second
Urns. J
Polo Provides Thrills.-
Blind Bogey Match
At Country Club is
Won by M. C. Peters
An elghteen-hole medal play handicap
bllnJ bogey match waa played at the
Country rlub with bogey drawn at 80.
M. C. Peters, W. H. McCord and C. J.
Smyth were tied and Peters won on the
draw. Scoreg were aa follows:
J. F. Stout
C. J. Smyth
K. Buckingham
K. P. Murphy
t. Sibhernsen ,
Dr. V. N. Conner....
C. L. Deuel
VV. J. Cond
Ouy Furay
W. H. MrCord
A. C. -Potter
W. N. Chambers ....
I. Colea
C. W. Hamilton
Ueorgo Rlbbel
A. U Reed
M. W. Wattiea
F. T. Burklev
A. M. Hitchcock
L. Drake
J. C. Klnsler
J. E. Fllanerald
II. A. Tuaey
K. Peck
R. C. Howe
C. M. Wllhelm
J. C. French
C. K. Pickens
C. C. George
W. B. HuKhe
F. L. Campbell
M, C. Petera
C 11. Peters I...
W. J. Foye
Sam Reynolds
J. V. Redick
It. M. Petera
E. M, Morsman, Jr...
A. A. Met lure
R. Seoble
K. W. Clarke
W. T. Burns
J. T. Stewart
K. P. Hamilton
King Denman
M. C. Colpetser
J. A. C. Kennedy
E. A. Crelghton
Olen Wharton
O. A. Meyer
H. Doorly
T. L. Davla
W. A. Redlck
W. M. Burgess
Oross.Hdcp.Net.
,.116 2D (',
. .1' 23 M)
.. 93 10 83
. 8 Sc. 8,
.. 87 So. 87
.. 91 12 7
.. 91 14 7H
..110 20 0
..86 4 SI
..90 10 Mu
.. t Sc. 8T,
,. 80 -1-10 90
..96 10 SC
..1"4 IX V
..100 18 81
.. 84 10 71
..107 22 8.-1
..92 C 8,
..94 16 . 61
... 06 18 h
..lot 80 81
,.1K) 1 84
,. ftl 10 81
,.103 21 82
,. Ml In M
,.100 13 88
,.1 17 91
..10N 18 M
,. 88 1$ T.1
,; 95 10 si
,. t 87
.81 .s m
. 84 Bo. 81
. 77 -l- fcj
. 78 - -4 81
. 8) - -7 87
. M --6 86
. m J M
. 83 2 M
.83 2 81
. " 12 3
. K9 Sc. 69
. 86 Sc. Ho
.88 3 8(1
.90 7 S3
.97 7 90
.91 7 94
.93 8 8-
. 98 IS 8.1
.102 20 82
. 20 81
.89 3 7
.101 11 90
.97 10 67
"DAZZY" VANCE SOLD
TO THE YAMKEE CLU3
LINCOLN, Aug. t-John Holland,
owner of the St Joseph club, tonight an-
The auto polo same, which waa ordd ""uncod the sale to the New Yofk Anuri
as the main thriller of the day. lived up I cn r "D"y" Vance, regarded as the
to the advertising Th. N.w rrk 'Premier pitcher of the team. Mr. Holland
se.ys mf announcement several a ays ago
of the sale of Vance to the Chicago
Americans was incorrect. Vance tlgned
a New York contract tonight. He la ex
.pected to report to the New York club
the first week In September,
was victorious over Chicago. ' But it was
not the outcome that attracted the in
terest, but tho reckless abandon of
the drivers, who, in their efforts to turn
quickly, turned their machines over time
and again. One machine was hopelessly
mashed in a collision with the other.
Wheels snapped and broke, steering
knuckles cracked, engines caught on fire.
evtrytning imaginable happened. But the , a week," wrltea W. C. Jonea, Buford. N.
lata. Jriu.. mA 1 .,. ... , .....
4 110 .' moroijr juuipcu mio , u. i Decam so weag mat 1 could not
A aruggiat recommended
Diarrhoea Qalrklr Cared.
"About two years ago I had a severe
attack of diarrhoea which laated for over
9. Earned runa:
nns: raliton, Hetllng. Th
inn. iwo-oaaa hlta: Leje
Moien baae: Rnnit rv.,,Ki
weUi V it,p to fatteraon; Brltton to
Hop to Patterson. simrb
White. 6: by lw.t k n,. : V.,,
Off tJelst. 6; off White, 4. Time: am
Linpire: Cuslck.
core, second game:
1CHITA.
AB. R. H
.401
1 1 A 'Mara, m.;l 4 I OHmot m.. 4 1111
nn.ih.rt. lb. 4 1 T l'mr. lb.! 9 0 0 IS
28 0 2 24 T 0 Kfllifer, cf.. I ,
Oft AAA n a a ! Cut.hiw. lb I 0 OOrimih,. rf. I 1 Its
" Dasea: Moifx City. 8: Wlrhli. Miller. til sunii.i,. ii. i a I I M.rou.
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4 . i i tZT.-J: - S i i J lzi:zlh.i 1 1 , "KuViLV. li:::J J J J lTih,'! moh,n' whllVh 'rou,h,ul
rn. pi o o B l Bark, lb 4 8 4 9 1 uwlk iiv ai namwriain s
Colic, Cholera and Dlar-
Bennett, of. .
Tallion. rf. ,
Patterson, lb,
Brltton. 2b. ,
Hetllng, 3b.
Hobo, ss
Thi'lulng, if.
Orifflth. c. .
Riley, p.
Mr4. ?b
Wolfe If
McOafflgan. ss.
Mc.Intvre. rf. ....
H WillUma
Schrelber. cf....
Daley, ib
Yants. e
Dawson, p
1
3
1
0
0
1
2
1
1
Totala
.81
ST. JOS ETH.
Nicholson, if
Koehler, lb
Helmer. rf .. .
H. Williams, rf
Orodlck. 2b
Krt'T 3b
CroHlng. ss
liH, e
Vton
Movte. c
AB. R.
H. O. A. E
19 8 0
3 10 0
2 4 2 1
1 O 0 A
12 t
1 8 0 A
10 3 1
2 8 2 8
114
i -m ii "i
H. O. A. E.
0 i e
9 1
too
1 2
1 2
0 1 1
2 t
13 2 9
o a
9 2 2 1
Totals
Cooney, 2b. .
Dill, if
''allahan, aa.
I.eteune, cf.
Clarke, cf. .
Kane. lb. ...
Hensllng. 8b.
Davidson, rf.
Crosby, c. ..
Haapar. p. ..
Donnelly ....
Totals ....
30
1
SIOUX CITY.
AB. R. H
4
... . . 3
28
O. A. E.
1 1 0
1 a o
n i ' i
2 2 0
0 10
2 2 0
1 0
1 0
00
27 13 "I
O. A. E.
3 8 0
2 ' 0
0 1
2
1 0 A
(00
1 0
10 0
7 0 4
0 2 1
0 0
ti 1 i
oo s-o
Olsoa
Totals
II T 34 f
Ratted for Douglas ln eighth.
Batted for Miller In ninth.
Ran for MoCarty ln n'nth.
Batted for Dell in ninth.
Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 02
Cincinnati 1 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 4
.Twome WU: 0roh 7- Wheat, Kllll
fer. Three-base hit: Griffith. Stolen
base: Heraog. Earned runa: Brooklyn.
2: Cincinnati. 4. Double plsy: Willlama
to Wagner to Mnllwlta. First baae on
error; Brooklyn. I. Bases on balla: Off
r'if .""' H.J. MeK"rr. 1: rff Toney.
.. i- " P.u'". 'n aeven Innlnga;
off McKenery 7 In seven and two-thirds
Innings; off Dell. 1 In one Inning; off
Tonev. none In one and one-third Innings
- y : nv McKenery,
..... .. r. wir ana n art.
aecoP't trm m
BRCXKI.TH.
AB H.O.A.E.
BawhAr. If
lins. rf..
Millar, lb
Wllaoa. cf
Score Sordar, e.
nyait lb.
CINCINNATI Bat.al. aa.
11101 9. ""a- o
f .. 4 4 I anh
O-M.re, aa . 4 I II 1 Harrae. .. 4 I I 4 ( Uolaa
h
14 11 ' poa. 9
a a-ai, ii i i a agini'Ar. rf . I l I a a
rui.haw lb 4 I 1 1 anrifms, rf . I I i a a
tansal. rf.. 14 11 tr'arka. s.... 114 1a
r.b....4 1 I I ewilh.,.,. If, 1 4 . ,
Sioux City 0 0 0 i
Wichita 0 0 0 0 0 t 0 0 1
Left on bases: SI'.ux City, Wlchlts,
. Earned runs: Wichita, L Sacrifice
hits: Clarket iy. Oaspar. Two base lilt:
rosbv. i-toldn bases: Kane, IHIMoiu
Doiiblo playa: Hosp to Patterson; B.n
nett to Griffith. Struck out: Bv O ia
ir. 8; bv Riley. 7. Baaea on balla- ifr
i i . a a par. 1: off nilev. 4 nit h r,iv.
0 1 ball: By (JHai.ar nily). Time: 1:67.
mpire: t uaick.
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Vrfrty. a.. I t t rvt.ll.u.. lb i I II a
Zlli. '' 1 ! ! i 'I00" 14 4 14
"wennm. a... least
: I : I .w",
M Wheat
Huaimel
H'kalU
1 Totals
f t IT II 1
Twala ....84 11 14 la
Ran for McCaHy In the seventh.
or t'-l In the ninth.
Ratted for Coombs In the ninth.
Batted for Toney In tha fourth.
Score, second game:
Brooklyn 40030000 0-8
Cincinnati 020 4 0000 4
Two-baae hits: Daubert. Z. Wheat.
Klolm l.e; Wing... Earned runs:
Brooklyn. 8; Cincinnati, . Sacrifice hit:
Moll". Hi. Double play: Jierivg to Mull-
-i wo out when winning run acored.
Batted for Marquard In the alrth.
New York 000002001 0-2
St. Louis 200100000 11
Two-baae hits: Long. Butler. Earned
runa: New York, 1; St. Lours, 2. Sacri
fice hit: Pal Ice. Double plays: Miller
to Hyatt, Meyers to Fletcher. First base
on errors: New York, 1; St. IxjuIs. 1.
Baaea on balla: Off Marquard, 1: off
Bailee. 3. Hits: Off Marquard, 7 In five
Innings ;off Schauer. 7 In fou.- and two-
mirua innings. Struck out: -.By Mar-i
i1 "T miwurr, z; Dy Panee, 3. Cm-'
f.,,f-a. - pyiaftn ana nyron.
8cor eectnd game:
IT. ISU'H. ncw YORK.
ABHOAB
3 14 OBurna. If 4 I I 4 I
4 14 1 Iknb'taua. rf 4 3 8 4 4
4 4 14 onri. ib... 1 e
I 4 4 4 I Fl-t.-h.r. as. 1 4 S
4 111' VI ark la. cf... 4 3 1 ( (
I I 14 I A,r n. . 4 o 1 t
4 111 Bralnard. lb 4 1 10 4 4
19 8 1' rooin. a 4 1 4 i a
till' rarrltt, .... I ( a a
u inn
Results of the motorcycle races were
as follows:
First race, five miles: Blrdls Luti,
flrat; Otto Ramer, aecond; Henry Hay
man, third. Time, 8:36.
decond race, aeven miles: Birdie Luts.
urai, tiw itemer, secona; tienry tiay
mnn. third. Time. 8:iB 03.
Third race, fifteen miles: Otto Ramer,
first; Carl Peteraon, aecond; Ed Polton,
third; Fred Krueger, fourth. Time, 20:13.
tlaement.
SIOUX CRICKETERS
SCALPEDBY OMAHA
Over Thousand Britiihers View
Game at Qrabbe Park Result
ing in Score of 62 to 27.
T. M'QUIEE'S WORK IS FEATTJR1
Before a crowd ot, over 1.000 Britisher!
In Grabhe park, Sioux City, yesterday
tho Omaha Cricket eleven beat the Bioug
City team easily, 83 to 27. A remarkable;
exhibition of T. McQuIre In both battln
ind bowling waa tha feature) of th day;
e was ably asalsted by Harry Forehead
with the tall and Oeorge Collins with tha
bat. For tho Sioux City team W. l
Short starred as wicket keeper, while thi
batting of Perclval and Harrison wat
very creditable. Tha bowling of Perclval
and Parnell waa exceedingly clever. .
The Omahana expect to hare a return
visit from the Sioux City and Lincoln
teams on Labor day, the first Monday iq
September, when In conjunction with 8
picnlo of the ordor of the Sons of St,'
Gtiorge, a great treat la promised all
cricket lovers.
The following Is th acor.
OMAHA.
J. Bronksbank, b Peroival 1
A. Hoyle, b Harrison I
T. H. Hoyle c and b Perclval.' 1
T. McfJulre. b Parnell SJ
Tom Ken worthy, c Short, b Harrison.. 3
H. Forehead, c and b perclval. o
H. Roome, b Perclval
P. Cleary, b Parnell
Oeorge Peacock, b Parnell
John Douglaa, b Perclval
(). J. S. Collins, not out
Bxtraa
Total
SIOUX CITY.
William M. Short, b Forehead....
W. Parnell, c and b Forehead
R. C. Harrison, b MeOuire
Joe Pickering. I b w b McUulre...
J. Perclval, b McUulre
John Deighton, b MeOuire
D. Oordon, b MeOuire
James Dt-lghton, b Forehead
Oil Harrison, run out.
A
, 0
?
-.3
..a
::J
..
::5
.. 0
son. run oui.
T. Hull, b McUulre 0
C. H. Jackson, not out, I
Extras 3
Total'..
'. iH
First Christians
Win Championship
Of Church League
The First Christians won th champion
ship of tho Church league Saturday, b.!
defeating the Hirst Memorial team In a
thlrleen-innlng combat, 3 to t Th
game was a post-season affair, as thi,
two teams were tied for the pennant in
the regular scheduled season.
It waa a tight 'game from start to
finish. The First Christians made flv
fiits, while the Hirst team netted but two
hits. Batteriea: Flrat Christiana. Wlri
and Vlrxsl; Hirst Memorial. Llghtell an
Bauer.
Tnl.l
Totals It lllli 1
Kan for Hyatt In the ninth.
New York 01000030 04
t. Ixiuis I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Home run: Bralnard. Sacrifice hlta:
Perrltt, Wilson. Stolen bases: Hyatt
Beacher. Double plays: Fletcher to
Bralnard 2l. Betxel to Hyatt, bases on
balla: Off Perrltt, 4; off Doak. L Struck
out: By Perrltt. 4; by Doak, L Umpires:
Byron and Kason.
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Matches in State
Tennis Tourney
Are Played Here
Rain intereferd with play In th state
tennis tournament at IJmoln yesterday
and there may be no chance to play at
Lincoln today. So heavy was th rain
that th Omaha players returned and
brought aom of th tournament players
with them.
On of th double matches of th
tournament waa played off yesterday on
the Omaha club courts. McKUlip and Oa
son of Seward winning fiotn Herb Davis
and Guy Beckett of Omaha, th scores
being 2-4, -l and -7.
McKilllp and Harry Koch will play off
th rourth rot nd of th tourney at th
Omaha club grounds this mJng. '
An effort will be mads to hurry th
tournament through and If th weather
does not permit play at Lincoln, many of
th match may b play4 bar.
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