Bringing Up
- - i j - - - ' . . - - - -- - -- i ,- - -i - ... . .
MOTW tWW i I we
TOrwtt of OEWtllJUr
vwoeroi.? m in
LOVf VrlTW CALiorv
BOOSTER DAY GAME
IS WON BY DEMER
Before Two Thousand and Forty
Five Persons Grizzlies Beat
Rourkes, Two to One.
STECHEB THROWS BROTHER
niitn tha well-known turnstile on the
pay gate at Rourke park clicked Its last
click yesterday the . resistor read tOti.
That was the official number of paid
admissions at the booeter-day same.
rather a disappointment to Pa. Rourke, '
ae It waa expected that Omaha would
at least turn out 8. (XXX
Denver walked away with the came,
but only after a tight battle from start
to flnUh. The score waa S to 1.
A aouithpaw person named Mitchell
waa larrely responsible for the repul
sion of our forces. Mr. Mitchell's slants
were of the par excellence variety and
be checked King's men with four - hits,
all of them singles.
Iaajersoll Heaves Good Garnet
On the other hand, Bob Ingersoll, he
of the famous dollar movement, chucked
a pretty good iramo for the Rourkes,
but It waa not up to the standard set
by Mitchell. On earned run was gar
nered off the dollar movement, while
Omaha's run, aided and abetted by an
error by J. Coffey, manager of the hos
tile crew.
Denver counted first In the fourth
frame. Successive doubles by Miller and
McCormlck turned the trick.
In tho home half of the same round
the score waa knotted by our side. Krug
poled a pippin to left and went to sec
ond when Coffey mussed up Krueger's
hard grounder. Manager Marty marked
on Schllebner single to right -
Bears Win on an Error,
i Afteg that the Rourkes wee powerless
before. Mitchell and the additional run
chalked up by the Grizzlies In the sixth
was a sufficiency. Miller beat out an
Infield hit when Schllebner gouged his
bean into the turf after making a neat
stop. McCormlck coaxed a walk and
Miller scooted to third on Galloway's
Infield out. Breen dropped Shields' In
field fly and Miller hiked home, thus
scoring both of the runs for the oppo
sition. In the eighth the Orlizlles were ex
tremely dangerous, making three hits,
but a fast double via Krug, Breen and
Bohllebner nipped the attack In the bud.
Cy Hits In Pinch.
Cyru Forsyth e, well known Tango
Kid. was forced to sit in Idleness In
the dugout during the combat. Cyrus
waa wounded in the last stand at War
saw, being struck In the leg by a flying
segment of a shell. He hobbled to the
Plate in the eighth and tore of a Wow
batting for Ingeraoll, but It waa fruit
less, as his matea foiled to produce
behind him.
Varney played left field and performed
with considerable eclat He made a awell
catch of a foul ball of Coffey's bat and
Any Straw Hat
In the Store
$1.50
Panamas, $5.00 to $12.00
Values, Only
$3.50
All $1.50 shirts, 95o
All $2 and $2.50 Shirts, $1.45
Silks Greatly Reduced
1-3 Off On
Pajamas
All 50c Silk
Ties 3 for
$1.00
S0cWuhTies4(or
$1.00
at. Blttaer.
Phoenix
Hose
for Men
and
Women
H. W. ra4ea.
THK ONLV STORK IS OMATIA
HHOWING ltOTM DUX LAP
AND KTKTSOX HATS.
OMAHA, NaV
Formerly with B. Edward Zeis.
' ' " " ' ' '' ' II I Ml llll II I l I ... Lm I - I ... .1.1 I,. .J....!, .J......J. ani 1 H 1 Tu
w.
Father
combed one of the four swats off Mit
chell. A youth named Rice, formerly of
the York State league club, played short
and performed very well for a little
chip-
teener Thro we Brother.
Following the game, Joe Stecher, pride
and joy of Doudge county, gave the
2,04.1 a little treat on the side by dump
ing brother Anton In full view of the
populace. He took seventeen minutes
and four seconds to do It. Brother Anton
proved to be an agile chap and he
wiggled and squirmed, thus causing his
brother Jo considerable annoyance be
fore he waa finally subdued.
Joe turned the trick with tha well
known and justly famous scissors and an
arm lock. Anton kept out of the scis
sors as long ae possible, but when Joe
did wrap his powerful pins around him
he merely grinned, quoth "the stuff Is
off," and flopped obediently upon his
back.
Tonight Joe will wrestle the latest of
the Terrible Turk crop at Dee Moines.
As terrible persons, especially Turks, are
duck roup fo Joe the Hawkeyea have a
treat In store for them.
Denver plays again today and Sun
day. A double bill Is carded for the
Sabbath. Game today will be called at
2 o'clock. Score:
DENVER.
AB.
.83
R. H. O. A. E.
Spencer, cf ,
Miller, rf
McCormlck, If
Galloway. 2b
Ooffey, 8b
Shields, lb
Kelloher, as
Spahr, o
Mlchell, p ,
1
S
S
1
0
u
1
s
1
Totals
27 II
OMAHA.
AB. B, H.
O.
IS
. 0
0 A. E.
1 0
Smith, cf
Breen, 2b....
Krug, Sb
Krueper, c
McChVeney, rf...
Schllebner, lb....
Varney. If
Rice, an
Ingersoll, p
Forsythe
Everiion, p
Totals
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
.
0
6
U
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
17 IS
Forsythe batted or Ingersoll in the
ciaum
Denver-
Runs .
Hits ...
Omaha-
V 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0-4
0 H1111IM
Runs .
0 o o i a a a a (vi
Hits .. 0 00110010-4
Two-base hits: Miller. McCormlck. Bao
rlflce hits: Kelleher, Mltuhell, Rloe (I).
Double plays: Smith to Ilreen to Rloe;
Krug to lireen to rJohliebner. Deft on
bases: Denver 6; Omaha. 4. Btruok out:
ay Mitchell. 4; by Ingersoll, 1 Bases
on balls: Off Ingersoll, 1. Time: 1:4ft.
Empire: O'Brien.
BOOSTERS WIN BOOSTER DAY
Des M.la.s Captarea tteme
Links la Kl.veotk.
DES MOINES, Aug. -Three hlU. fol
wwea dv a rwuM mi k i i . . . i
Inning, broke up a pitchers' battle be-
-"w ana u-tjilsan, ttte locals
wlnninr. 1 to O nv f. .7. .V
bay crowd of the season attended the
game, a half holiday having been de
clared that the fans might honor the local
oooiier aay celebration. Ed
ward Walsh, the famuiu rtoiuurn AmM
cans' Ditcher, umolrnil nn ti. ... hi.
club having granted him leave of ab
sence to serve In that capacity. Heveu
former White Sox players were on the
item as piayrs or orricials. Score:
UNOOLN.
AB. R. H. O. A.
.... & 0 0
.... 4000
.... SOllt
.... 2 0
.... 1 18 S
.... S 0 0 0 0
.... 4 0 6 0 4
4 0 S 4 S
.... 4 0 0 0 S
tdoyd. Sb
Wolfo, If
McOafflgan. as.
Mclntyre, rf....
WUllams. lb....,
Bchrelber, cf....
Whalen. Sb ,
Yants, o,..,.M...
Dawson, p
Totala...
0 4
DES MOINKS.
AB.
rt.
H. O. A.
lfunter. cf...
Bills. If
4
4
DCS
s
4
16
0
S
s
1
e
Hehn. rf 4
Jones, lb 4
Hartford, sa,...... 4
Sawyer, tU 4
Kwoldt. b. .......... 4
Breen, e 4
OllUgan. p. S
Totals 85
T S3 14
Notve out when wlnninr run avirM
Lincoln 0 eeooeoooo o-o
Des Moines.... 000000000 11
Two-base hit: Yants. Baorlfloe hit:
Bohrntber. Left on bases: Lincoln, 4;
Dea Molneo, a Rtruck out: Bv OllUgan.
1; by Dawson. 4. Bases on balls: Off
lillliren. 1; off Dawson, 1. Double plav;
UcOarflgan to Uovd to Williams to
Llovd. Time: 1:47. Umpires: Van
Byokla and Walsh.
t
JOSIBS SLIP CP 1ST THE) PINCHRS
Laaa Gaaso of. Blevea laalags ta
.Wteklta.
ST. JOSEPH. Aug. S. 8t. Joseph failed
In the plnchea today and luet and eleven
inning same to Wichita, 8 to S. Btewart.
a recruit, waa knocked out of the box
in the first. Keifnr relieved htm and de
veloped a sore arm. Vallandlnchara fin
ished the lame. Tallinn a threa-baggrr, a
pair of walka, an error and a sacrifice
gmve tha Wichita team three scores in the
eleventh. Boora:
WICHITA.
... AB, R. jr. o. A. E.
Bennett, of...... 4 1 1 a
o.
u
1 anion, rx ... I 1
0
0
0
0
faitejrson, ia. a
firtlton, lb . 4
Iletllng. 3b S
Hoop, sa 4
Thlealng, If t
Qrlfflia, o b
Bouthern, . 4
Paua p. i
Totals..
41 S
BT. JOiSOPH,
14 SS IS
AB. U. JL
A. K.
Nicholson, ir I 1 7
Koehlar, ah 4 0 11
Helrorr, cf 1 S
Waleun, lb S 1 1 10
Or-jdk k, it Sill
WUUajua, rf till
Qroeliag, SS 4 0 0 S
Bliss, e S e 4 S
fete wart, a 0
Kelfer. ...-..... V 1 t
T11K KK:
'"nnyrteM. I"11. Intsmstlorsl
R M-NiVS NCra .MLOyiV WHWas-rxa.. "OT HIM lmjV . . I A-M 1
Shadeline, Winn
L
I..
Usitigntkl
JUDGE SEARS' FAMOUS
Standing of Teams
WESTERN' LEAGUE.
P. W.
...lUi 64
... W i-l
... W fo
,..na M
... W 4T
...1M 41
...OT 42
... st) 3;
1..
)M
S
48
rt
61
6i
67
61
Pet.
,U8
.fil
.610
,4flft
:4fo
.4?4
.377
Tes Molr.ee
Denver
Unooln ....
Topcka
Sioux City
I Omaha
Wichita
J St. Joseph
NAT. LEAGUE. AMER LEAGUE.
W.UPct.l W.L.Pct.
PhlU 62 42 .Kill Boston 69 M ,634
Urooklvn . .61 47 .Mi Chicago ....68 40 .69S
Chicago ....4 45 .521 1 l'uirolt . .. .60 S .M12
Boston 60 48 .610 Wenhmgtn 63 46 .633
Now orK..4l 47 ,!V
47 .fi
Kew Ytirk...47 47 .M)
Heveland ..37 57 .8i4
FMttsburiin 46 49 .4W
St. LouU..J7 M .4ol St. Louis.... iW 69 .393
Cinolnnatl 42 56 .4iU Fhila. 3.1 64 .840
AMER. ASWN, FED. UEAQUEL
W.Li.Pct. W.L.Pvt
St. Paul. ...64 42 .45041 Kan. City. .47 40 .MS
Minneaplls 57 4s .54Si Chicago ....64 44 .664
Indtanaplts 66 44 .6.H Pittsburgh .5 44 .544
Kan. City.. 56 48 .b2S Newark ....62 44 .M2
Louisville ..50 61 .4'"l Bt. luls 53 34 . 1
Cleveland .45 54 ,46. Buffalo 4A 67 .447
Milwaukee 4 h .4fi Baltimore ..M 65 .143
Columbus .40 64 .m Brooklyn ...46 67 .441
Yesterday's Resnlta.
WESTERN LEAGUE).
Wichita, S; St. Joseph, S. '
Denver, S; Omaha. 1.
IJiicoln, 0; Des Moines. 1.
NATIONAL! LEA QUE.
Philadelphia, 6; Pittsburgh, 4.
New York, 2; Cincinnati, .
Boston, 0; Chicago, 2.
Brooklyn, 8; St. Louis, t.
AMERICAN LEA QUE.
Chicago. 4. S: Waahlnston. R (
Detroit-Philadelphia; postponed.
St. Louis-New York; postponed.
Cleveland- lion ton; rain.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Bt Louta, 6; Baltimore, 1.
Chicago-Brooklyn; wet grouhds.
Pltuburgh, 0; Buffalo, 4.
Kansas City-Newark; wet grounds.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
St. Paul, 0; Indianapolis, i.
Minneapolis, U; Cleveland, .
StV"". c,lyi 7J Columbus, S.
Milwaukee, 4; Loulsvlll., 7.
Games Today.
Wettern Lruiin-Tnn.L . . ci . r-,. ..
0 Unooln at Des Moines.
Oj National League-Philadelphia at Pltts-
? burJ5?: New York at Cincinnati, Boston
ljat Chicago, Brooklyn at St. Louis
0 American League-Chicago at Waahlng-
iton, Detroit at Philadelphia, St. Louis at
New York Cleveland at Boston.
31 n "5 Chicago at Brooklyn. IPttaburgh at Buf
a falo, Kansas City at Newark.
- .... ,wuii 1. 1 i n i li i ii ira
0' Val. p 1 0 0 0 0 0
J1 Totals 46 6 IS 3J U "4
0 Wichita S 01001000 S 1
0 St. Joseph 0 01 1012000 04
0 Three-base hit: Tall Ion. Races on bails:
0, Off Utewart. 1: off Vai, 3; off Southern, 1.
0, fctruok out: By Kelfer, 1; by HuuUiem, 4;
iy fate. a. Mld pltoh: bouUiorn. Hit
by pitched ball: By Southern. NtUiolson
Kt) ana uroeung. lime: i.w.
Cusatk and Kyan.
Umpires:
Lee Tannehill Is
Signed to Work at
Third for Rourkes
Lea Tannehill, who lie Id down tha hot
corner for tha famoua world's champion,
hit lass wondor. White Bog crew in 1904,
tha year tha Hoc won tha rheiishod
championship, has been signed by l'a
Rourke and he will play third baae tha
remainder of tha season. TannehUla will
arrive this morning and play la tha
game this agtarnooa. Manager Marty
Krug will be switched from third to
short, a iwittlon which baa been a weak
spot ia tba Rourke lineup all year.
Stecher to Wrestle
Turk in Des Moines
SI Immediately after bis wrestling sshU
J j bltlon with his brother. Anton, as a part
: of tha Booster day ball game program.
Joa Stecher oaught tha train for Des
ji Moines, where this evening Joa will
j tie a few knots la Bsba Maranoff, tha
1 latest of tha crop of Terrible Turka Tba
1 match with tba Turk la to b staged at
a 1 les Moinea as a climax to a dsy ef sport
0' which Includes in addition to the wrestle
Jla 800-mlls auto race In tha afternoon, and
; a base ball gams Id tba morning. Jack
1 1 Prince and other Omaha mei are pro
Jj rooting tha Des Moinea raae.
OMAHA, SATUKDA Y , AlUJUST 7, 1910.
er of 2:12 Pace
PACING 6TAXXJON.
SHADELINE FIRST IN
TWO-TWELYE PACE
District Jnigt Sears' Little Chest
nut Pacing Stallion Outraces
and Ontgaxnes Field.
FAST TIME ADDS TO LAURELS
By G. K. MURRAY.
Shadeline, District Judge Sears'
chestnut pacing; stallion, yesterday
raced into submission a field of eight
other veteran race horses, when he
won the 2:12 pace, a four-heat con
teat, at the Speedway.
The slender, little fellow out-
Bweoucu, ouiracoo. ana rinany out-
gamed his competitors. He gave
them their choice of racing in front
fiv.nt
of him, behind him or at his necktie
and beat them to the wlr with a
little left. Himself a free-legged
pacer, he contested against six hop
pled horses and raced as steadily as
any of them.
To add to his laurels, the little game
cock stepped ths first mil. of the race lu
MiMk the fastest of the first two days of
the Omaha Driving club's meeting n
must ha flrupaii 1 . ....
V . ur
. ..r ixiiiuiiuMi 01 lna inu'Klone innlg. eHruck out: By ltnaree, 1:
and the time made on It bv all tha nil...
horses which have started are eonaldere.i.
lie came back the fourth heat in 1:17.
aael up at the wire.
The summaries:
inri 1 z.n CLASS- Pl'neir iua
"i'enntr'fl AU T . .
Th?T'.h,' br- ST.. by baVk"'a;
Great Northern, b,
land W. (Ward)
Golden Rusk, b. g.,
(Clirlanun)
John Er.ierson, b. a.
Baby ( n)
Gyre Bui'imers, b, g..
s a t
by Way-
Ill
by Rusk
4 I
by Renoa
1 S 4
by Major
Divided u iid and" 'fwrt'li' money.
Time aK, S:tH.
SOB
tn. ., uy ttnaae on
(Owens and iJcnnlsl t 1
R. W. K.. ch. ir. bv Blllv Hm.a.
ton (r'onnitrfU'lrt) 4 114
Slrsthtell, b. s.. by Motall
(Bamem axoiaii
M T I, ""h 2
m. J., b. g., by Lonrad (John- .
biTT 1 i. '..'.' "."'"J
Bhady Butterfly, b. m.. by Bhxde
On (KceVf ll K A
ta-Miuriuca runt, ma. m.f oy K.I
Tl Bulla (Psrksi 1 7 a 7
Joe Joe, b. s., by Ash Rosa
(Loughlin) ,S S 7 I
C. I). M ch. g.. by Xorvsl
Chief (Bebaatisn) I dr.
Ireno Bau, ch. m., by Silver
Beau (Kunlni dis
Divided thrd and fourth money.
Time, t ii. J:1H-S. 1 ai. 1:17.
TltOTTJNG, S-YEAR-OLD CLASii;
PURHU. 10.
Lord Arohdale, br. c, by Arohdile
tl'arks) .... 1 1
Billy Todd, b. c. by Boranto Todd
(Ugluny) .... 2 I
Office Boy. b. g., by Dr. Ig (WlUisl 4 S
Delay Tr ad, b. f , by Oeorga ToUd
(i(lwrl) 1 I
Rom. lietgewood, br. f., by Hadge-
wood piy (Mertlndala) S'4
Time, 'i W, .KVi.
PACING, 1-YFAPOLD CLA&f;
PUfUSll
Oranne 1UI. 1. c. by Hal B. (Dinnea) 1 1
Uhawanee Patch, b. C., by Dan Patoh
(McKay) 1 1
Sir Archibald, blk. g. (MoVey)
Qu.'ol. Oakiy, V m. '.Bubastlaa) 4 4
n.'..Tai,i ,t,'KnR...f ,un
RINNlNQ, -MILR DABHi PT7KSB. 1100.
I.lae H , r.r.-t; Btalby. second; beaa.e
Time. !:K, Z.Z-Wx.
Da via third
Laona ana Uanruae Ji
alao ran. Time. 1.04S.
Rl.NNI.NO. K-MILK DASH; PtmSB, fi
Otaiia. first; Voltrotne. seoond. bl
waa dlsouallfled. Beta were declared off.
Time, 1;SS,
BXKBITION, '4-MILH DASH.
Babe King, pony pacrf beat four run-
nini? prmleH. Time. 0:17W.
RKLAY RUNNIN3 RACE. lfc-Mm.
R.jbb's trio of hurwa, first; Kuntx s
horses, seoond; Donahue's horssa, third.
Time. 1:4.
St. Joseph Signs
First Baseman
ST. JOSEPH. Aug. l-Vutx Ena, first
baseman with the Bridgeport dub of tha
Eastern loagu last year, waa signed by
tba local Western league club today.
Drawn for The Bee by George McManus
CUB HURLER SHUTS
OUT THEB0ST0HS
Rudolph Loses Pitching- Duel to
Pierce and Cubs Cop Dame,
Two to Nothing.
THREE HITS OFF CHICAGOAN
f HICAGO, Aug. 6. Pierre shutout Bos
ton, 1 to 0, today in a pitcher's dual with
Rudolph, Chlr-sgo making It tw straight
from the champions. Pierce, although
generous wit.i his passes, pitched air
tight ball in the pinches. Only three
scattered hits were made off him and
only one man reached third bae. Chi
cago gathered five hits off Rudolph. One
in the second, followed by an infield
out and a wild pitch, scored a run, and
two more In the third Inning scored
another tally, Wilbur Good was cred
ited with three of the local's hits. Score:
BOSTON.
AB.H.O. A.R-
CHICAGO.
AB.H.O A f
Mnran. If 4 u I cno4.
rf 4 lit
FltitKU , lb.. 4 14 1 OPMlHir. M....I 114 0
Rxan. rt I 1 1 S SXrhull. If I 1 4
MultM. rt.... I I Oilirm-rm.. 2bl 111
rlnnlJt. lb.. I 11 0 I. Kllllm. rt I 0 T V
i KnIIA. lb... 4 0 I 0MrIrrr, lb 1 111 1 0
1 Minnrll., M.I 0 4 1 OAr.h.r. e....t t
Oowflr, c I I I Hhln, lb... I 4 1 I
Rudolph, .1 0 0 1 o'iiv. p... I I 4
TotaU .... I 24 11 "o Totals ....17 ft 17 11
Boston 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Chlcsgo 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
Two-base hits: Kltspatrlck, Fisher,
Egan. Stolen hnse: Oood. Earned runs:
Cliicugo 2. Double play: Fisher to Zim
mermen to Mol-4rry. Bases on halls:
Off fierce, . tttruck out: Dy Rudolph.
4; by Pierce, L Umpires: Byron and
Eaaun.
Pirates Lose to Phils.
PITTSBURGH, Aug .-PltUburgh lost
to Philadelphia today, t to 4. Mcgtrillen
wah hit freely and had to give way tn
Kanthlohner. The home team failed to
get a hit until the sixth Inning, when
two singles slid a hnse on balls resulted
In two runs. In the ninth tha locals
rallied and had two runs in and one
needed to tie when Mayer relieved le
maree and stopped lurther scoring.
Score:
pniLAPrtnt. prrrsBt'ROH
AB.H.o. a. E abhoai. nect with the busmraa end of that right
lb. ...4 111 lOrr. If 4 0 I t . !mit thev'll ehanaa their tuna"
; e..l III otviim.. cf....l . I I ii""" " " ooanga ineir tuna.
Brrns.
' Bancroft.
I Patkort, cf.,.4 IIS IJohnMon. 11)4 1 1 I I
iTTain, rr..t l v v niocnmu, n t v w w
f. ;:J wl;i
M. .1 0 I I I
; ; ; ; in... .......
nrm.ri. " 4 1 ! 1 1 m.muii'i, "!i e s .
1 ' ' ' ' . . I
J K.Mihn.r. s ill .!
Totals
si 11 it 11 l'Murpnr i t
Uoiulnraao. p.. . . I .
Totals ....Id 4 H U 1
Ratted for McQulllen In sixth.
Batted for Kauthner In eighth.
Philadelphia 0 0 1 0 1 S 0 A 0-6
Pltuburgh 0 0000100S-4
Two-base hits: Uiderus (1). Killifer.
Stolen bane: Nlrhoff. Double play:
Carey to Wagner, llarned runs: Phlla
driphla. I: Pittuburgh, 4. Bass on srror:
Philadelphia. 1. BasfS on balls: Off
Demarue. I; off McQulllen, 2 HlU: Oft
1 lQ..... A I. Inn I n .' j it. A.I . In
ninth: off Mayer, none in ot. Inning; off
I Mt'Oullla. T In silt lnnlnirs: off K
antinner,
In two innings; off Conselman. S In
Atnuk out: H
bv McUutlle. 6: by Kanti
iner, . 1 m-
,,rM: R1lar Md 0rth
Rees Beat Ola ate,
CINCINNATI. Aug. 6. Cincinnati took
th. third game of the series from Kew
York today, S to 1, in a ninth-inning
rally. The locals took an early lead of
two runs on a base on balls, an srror,
a single and a wild pitch in (he third
inning. New York scored one in the
third Inning. New York snored one in
the fourth Inning and tied tha score In
the Mxth on a double, a single and
aerifies fly. In the ninth Orlfflth
doubled, going to third on Wlngo's sac
rifice, Wlntro being aafa on Perrlt's er
ror. Perrlt purposely passed Williams,
ftllln ths bases. Clark Was then sent
to bat for Slollwlts and singled ts left.
coring Griffith with the winning run.
score1
KBW YORK. CINCINNATI
AS H O A g AB H O A K
4 110 'nroh. lb 4 llll
enartsrus. rt I I ( lirrn. m.,.4 I I 4
I t"1- 1 w.w. lb...4 114.
' riatrher, M l ill rauiifw. of. 4 111.
, M.r.l., cf...l II. (lOrlflltb. Ft. 4 I 1 t ft
, u,b,rx. lb. ..I 1 1 4 0Wi... .... I ill.
s ; Bramars, ib.4 . ewiniastt. if.i .1.1
:looin. 4 . I . dv-n.it. lb I I it J
It p. mi. a... 1 I . 1 IT.... . t a 1 a
Osrka 1 11.1
Totals ....II ruil I
Totals ... M I IT 14 I
None out when winning run scored.
Batted for Mollwlts In ninth.
New York 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0-S
Cincinnati 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1-4
Two-base hits: Hersog, Doyle, Waimer,
Griffith. Three-ban hit: Perrltt. Hiolen
bases: Merkle, Urtchrr Ci). Earned
runs: New York, I: Cincinnati, 1. Iouble
play: Lobert to Platrher to Hrainard.
Basra on bells: Off Purrltt, 1; off Toney,
1. Struck out: Bv Perrltt; 1; by Toney,
2. Umpires: Qulgley and Email.
Iinrbai Bm( Caraa.
ST. IvOl'IH, Aug. . Brooklyn defeated
St. Ixuls, 1 la 1 here todsv and moved
nheud of Una ton In the pennant race.
With two out In the eighth Inning Whrat
doubled and Cutsliaw slpglert, scoring)
Wheat with the winning run. Coombs
for Brooklyn was found fnr lilrwe hits,
but kent thm well srattrU B'ore;
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Ran for Snyder In eighth.
Batted for Doak In ninth.
Batted for Jlugglns in ninth.
Brooklyn 1 0 0 0 0 4 1 0-S
Bt. Louis 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-4
Two-baae hits: Stsngel, Dolsn. Wheat,
J. Miller. Stolen bases: Betsel, O" Miller.
Karnrd run: Brooklyn. I; Ht. Iouls. 1.
frarrlfloe hits: O' Miller (J. Donk. Dlsn.
Double play: Butler to Huftaltis. Base
ond error: Bt. Louis. 1. Base on balls:
off Coombs. J; off Doak. t Struck out:
By Coombs, 1; by Doak, t. Umpires:
Kiera and Corkill.
I
Sefcwldt Starts Rlttlaa.
"Butch" Bohmldt of tha Braves has be
gun to hit tb ball and diallings ia happy.
JACK CURLEY IN
OUAHAJOR A DAY
Promoter of Johnion-Willard Fig-ht
Tries to Arrang-e s Stecher
Gotch Match.
FINDS NOTHING IS DOING
Jack Curley, promoter of wrestling
matches and prise flxhta and the man
who become famous by staging the Jack
Johnson-Jess WUlard go at Havana, was
in Omaha yesterday and among other
things ha did while her waa to referee
the Ptecher brothers' wrestling exhibi
tion at tha Booster-day bait game.
Curley la on his way east after a
vacation In Colorado and ha dropped off
here to sea what kind of a chance ha
might have to promote a match between
Joe fltecher and Frank Ootoh for tha
wrestling championship of tha world.
Curley believes such a match would be
a record breaker.
But Jack soon discovered that he
would probably have little chance ta
stage tha big event, as Stecfoar doea not
Intend to wrestle any of tha big fel
lows for another year. ITe will be con
tent to wrestle exhibitions and tske on
tha leeser Hunts for a while.
WUlard to riant aa.
Oirrlry declares that Wlllard will coma
out of his shell this winter and take on
a few of these would-be champa who
have been making so much nofse re
cently. Jim Coffey, (ha Dublin giants,
will probably be hie first oppan.nt, says
Curley. That Coffey will ba dtwk' soup
for tha Kansas rowpuneher la CUrley'a
belief. Jack says Wlllard Is not Joke
Champion, as tha .astern erlttoa are
prone to herald tihn and that Ms raa
son for not fighting this summer Is to
pick up a little of tha easy coin owning
to him for Ma victory over tha blank.
"When thaaa new corners run up against
him in tba fall." aaya Jack, "and con-
No Labor Day Sfatek.
That Btecher will not wrestle lfussan.
or anybody elsa In Omaha on Labor day
, . .utament from Hoa Ketman.k. Rat.
manew can't aea any reason why Joe
should settle down durinc the hot months
,or August ana train for a big match auoh
as one with tha Turk would b. Also
Jos is booked up with exhibition dates
until lata In tha fall and some of these
oontracts would necessarily bs broken
If a labor day matoh should ba carded.
Toast Xiaaaraa.
At Salt Ike: RRfi
Kan Franolaco ,. , , e g f
Suit Itka City Tit
Batteriea: Smith. Brown and HehmMt:
Hall and Lvnn.
At Ban Franoisoo: R.K.B.
Vamon .0 I
Oakland S 0
Batteries: Decannlere and Baanosri
Pruistt and Kuhn.
At Loa Ansel ea: R.II.K.
Portland .. .. I T 1
Los Angsles - ...,..S
Batteries: Ish and Carlsrh: Boogalna.
Perrttt and Brooka
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Manhattan Shirt Sale Continues
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O 411 IK fitraot,
SENATORS DEFEAT
WHITE HOSE TWICE
Johnson Blanks Visitors in Opener
Till Eighth, When They
Make Sx Bans.
AYRES 0 TPTTCHXS RUSSELL
WASHINGTON. Awg. . Washington
won Its fourth consecutive game from
Chicago today, taking both ends ef m
double-header, S-0 and S-l.
Johnmn blanked tha visitors In the
opener until the eighth, when rtx hits,
a pass and two en-ore resulted In six
runs. Washington duplicated tMs per
formance In Its halt poundtac Wolfgang
and Falser for six hlte, which together;
with IQddle Collins' error, netted atx runs
and brought Washington' total up t'
eight.
The second game waa a free hTtthvg
contest In which Ayraa outpttabad Rus
sell. Snore, first game:
CHIOAOO WABHiWOTOI.
AHHO.A UHOia1
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Totals S St II 1
Batted fnr Atnamith tn eighth.
Batted for Pens lu eighth.
Batted for Fabar la ninth.
Chicago
Washington ...0 10t10i-O
Two-basa MU! Murphy. Johnson.
Rsmed runsi Wssblngton, T: Chloaxo, S.
Double plays Dhanka to Oandtl. Left on
bases: Washington, T; Chicago, a Bases
on balls: Oft Bens. : off Johnson. 2:
off Wolfgang, li off raner, l Hits: .nt
Lena S
S (none
in a
seven Innliwa: off Wolfgang.
S (none out In etjttth); off Faner, S In
one lnnln
ilea, struck out: ur jonnson. t;
bv nns. 1: bv Kaber. . TTraptrea: Nallla
end Dtneen. Boora, second game!
CIOCAOO. WSinNITO.
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Batted for Klepfar ta ninth,
chiesgo - a eetotea-s
WashTngtoa . IHI1MM
Two-basa hrt Sbamka Ltet)ia. ThTa- ;
base bit: Acoeta. ftolea baa: 3ardU.
(1). Elarned runsv Wasblngton. Si ChU
cago, S acrttlca hits: Llebold, McBride. ;
Sacrifice fly: Rnsanll. Baaa on ermrtj
Washington. 1 li5S on baJlx: Off
Ayrea. 1 Hltit Off Rueaelt, 10 tn etc
lnnlnirs; off Klapfer. 1 to twe tnnmgm. j
Struck out: By Ruaeell, 1: bryrea.a.i
VTmplrsai Dtneen and Nallla.
OeikHaJa Taaea -raia wasaa.
BATTUD CRKKK. Nsb.. Avg. vfr'pa.
rial Tb U gram. H-Oakdaie, 11 Battle ;
Creek. S. Batteriea. Oekdale, Roe and I
Stewart; Battle Crook Ulrich and Doar-;
lng. lute: Off Rose. 7; off Dlrtoh. t.
