10
Bringing Up
TAKE. THtr
I ORDERED A .
vhole ome.:
STIHGY TO TOPEKA
Etragei to Get Hit Off Betuke
Slabman Until the Eighth
TASNIIIILL'S BAT D0E3 NOBLY
TOrF.KA, Kan., Aug. 19.-Speclal Tele
grsm.) t'ntll ihe eighth Inning of today'!
game, thero were grave fear In the
hearts of the local fans that the Ravages
would be the victim of a no-hlt came
at th hand of Cecil Thompaon. VP
to the last half of the eighth inning. Just
two local had reached first base, one
in the fifth and on In th sixth, and both
after two men war out. But Latllmore
spoiled the no-hlt proapecta by opening
the home half of th eighth with a
ringing double over Tannehlir head. A
pinch hitter aoored him, when Smith and
Form the .old an Alphonao and Gaston
act In the outfield. -The run wu a. pure
tin.' aa -either fielder could have gotten
the ball. v - , .
' Taaaealll Make Mark.
le Tannehlll wa the hitting demon
for the Rourkee, with two double, each
of which snored e runner. Thank to
le's war elub and Thompaon 'a alow
bender. Omaha, wan quite easily, I to 1.
Incidentally, th Rnurkee played a. niean
trio k on Lefty Daahner, the local atar
wuithpaw. who bad pitched some thirty
succeaslve scoreless Innings, until Tanne
hill's double scored Wells In the second.
Inning.
The two southpaws retired the teams
In order In th eflrst Innlnf. but Wells
opened the second with a sharp single,
Mch glanced off rahner'a clove. Krug
sacrificed and Tannehlll doubled down
the right field line. Schllebner followed
with a single to left, and It looked like
a rent for Daehner, but foxy It'll Rapp
aTot Tannehlll at third on an attempted
double steal, ending the rally.
Iml catt lanfaes.
Thompaon singled In the third and then
Omaha failed to get a runner to f lrt
;ntll the evnth, when Wells again
rried with a alngle. Krug's saorlflce
and Tannehlll screaming double to left
venter drove home the winning run.
Krug tripled with one gone In the ninth,
tut could not score, ,
Prennied cheer greeted LaUtmore'a
"Ik In the fifth Inning, lit was th
first Savage to reach first base.
f'maha fielded smartly behind Thomp-
un rxcviii on .Monroe s easy iiy, whl h
orl the locals' only run.
Two of Topeka'a four hits were de
cidedly flukey. Hi-ore:
OMAHA.
AH. R. II. O. A.
3 0 0 3 V
4 . . I 0
4 e 0 I
4 1 t 0
3 0 o 4
4.1 4)
4 3 o 4
J 1 It 0
3 1 4) 4
) 1 7 17 U
TOl'KKA.
All. II. II. O. A.
4 0 111
4 0 0 1 t
...... 3 9 0 (
4 0 0.3 0
4130
3 116 3
...... S 0 0 3 0
i o I i
3
ooe o
10 10 6
1 0 0 0 0
31 1 4 li
Kmlth, cf
nn.
rir the. rf
-j 's, r ,
krnf, s..
M. t '!,(,)', if.
TsiiHietilll. 5b...
hiiotnter, lb.
'1 hoiii'on. p...
Totals
Honttrk. .,.,
i ni hnn. lb. ...
riier, lb:.. . .
Ivileiimn, rf..
Irun If
1 I ' iiii,re. 2t.
-
c
1 ' hner. p... .
Hail. P..-
Monroo ,
Trainer
Totala.
ritte, for Pushiier In el(rhth.
i siied for Kirher In ninth.
Trteia 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 01
'isha 0 1 0 0 1 o oJ
T:;rt--b9o hit: Kn'tf. Two-base hits:
1 ;niv Tt,noiuj u, ho,oruio tills:
.-nu ll. Krua C!i. Hit: Off Itanhnrr, 6
i'i eiitht Inning". liases on balls: orf
1 hnini eon. , i-inn k out: Hv lxuihner
: bv J . .,n, i i., t, Hit by rdu-hed bail:
I v I'mmnfi', 1. ' Ttine: 1.3S. I inpiits:
. un a ana I'.) an.
r.tt OIi T4KKS. TUB OPKNFH
l.iievwsal Lf.ra, teres Is)
Kfeven Crsime.
UV'f'W.' A-,:" 1.-I. Mi
the f.ral rmi 'f the K(Hia,
e 'tn lni:i.&. h.,-ire:
I4NO'LN.
,,. , b. n. it.
' ' '. if.- s IS i
I '.!. '-i. iff J
... ti .mi. 4 3 3
f--. it., Su 4 l I
'' -is. lb 4 1 1
, t .-, ,ri'-r, ff 4 0 1
1 I i. ,i. Ji 10 0
"' we, if toe
""IT c 4 6 0
f ' i. P 3 0 1
. utKiiMer, p....,, 3 0 1
Fear, la
,ltvs took
7 to 4, in
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4 i n ir ii
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Father
THAT 1 A
WHOLE OtlE
SIR!
IT l NOT
OME OF HIS
W1N5, ARE.
v H
VsTaWalaTaTjiawaasssw. E
I Passed hall: McAllister. Pitching r or
Off Ilorfnuin.l run una 7 hit in si in
nlnss; off einhreiber, 4 run and 7 hit In
five Innings; off Mnsser. I run and T
hit In rive and two-third Innings; off
Utlifpan. 2 run and four bit In five and
one-third Inning. Time: 3:34. Umpire:
Gelsel.
RED SOX BEATEN
BY WHITE HOSE
Chicago Wins Great Fielding Game
from Boston by Two-to-One
Score. , t t
FABLE'S DELIVERY A MYSTERY
CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-Tha Chicago White
8nx won a great fielding game from the
Boston lied Box. i to 1. here today. The
visitors were unable lo fathom Faber's
delivery. John Collin walked in th
sixth Inning, stole aerond, took third on
Thomas's .wild throw, and -scored th
winning run on Ielbold's single to left.
Boor : ' , '
. . mOsTOK. CHtOAOO.
AB II O.A C. AU H.O.AB.
Hnoscr. rf. ..
Murstir. rf. .4
Krott. ..., .4
Miwsker. ef...4
HoMitsel. lb I
lmlm U... I
ilAartkaea, If
OxrOner. . Mt.l
I'srrr. 3....4
Thomas, ...!
Fostar, ..,.!
Muln, ......
MMeer. ss ..4
4 1
I 3
4 J
I I
4 0
I
I
IE Collins, lb I
t J. renins, lb 1
Sl.teboM, If... 4
tPelarh, ef. ...I
I Blsrkk., la... I
trstwr. a
1
Tetal
t t
t"i rr i "a
Htaiwr .....I
Total ...14 1 M It I
Batted for Thomas In ninth.
Boston 0 0 0 6 0 1 0 0 01
ChUgo o 1 0 0 0 1 0 6
Two-bue hit: Murphy. Three-base hit:
Oardner. htolen baee: J. Colilna. Karned
rn!i v.i,?,,,rsi Double play: Bcolt
t? lblltael til. Bases on balls: Off
?.?.' V " t0"',p- 1: "ft Rth, L Hits:
Off Foster, 7 In 6 Innlnss; off Ittith. 1 In
three Innlnsra. Ktruck out: Hy Faber.
by Foster, i, Vmpirea: Kvans and Chill.
ftaara Trlaa ladlaaa.
JT1L?.YKt',,AN.r' "--Washington hit
If" Cleveland pitchers hard and won.
1.7 . O"0'"' made two singles and two
triple In five time at bat. Koehllng was
wild, but Cleveland threw away chance
to ore by bad base running. Washing
ton a tnreo rtmihle piavs also heled hold
the tlevkland count down, rlcore: '
WAMIN'TOJ. CLJtVltl.ANn
H.O.A.sV AB M O A S
xnsiisr. ir... its win, ef j i i u i
, tb, ,.l
klllan, ....!
I 10
e h'wt, is ..; j
6 If'topmstt, M.S S
T Ja,kiwa, rf. . I I
t I hlrae, lb....
4 Simlih. If t I
4 itiN!., Ib 4 I
O'Neill, e... I 4
I Hswortk s
Ami-is. rf...l
I Hrbf. rf....l
wrh?,i
tWsklis,
.1 1 ) h UtHHf
- ii.se'mss. 4 e e
..it 14 n ' llVninita. s . I 44
I'Mchsl
I 'kvsue 1 16 6
Tstal
Totals ...14 II It 14 I
Batted for Ilagerman In fifth.
Batted for Couinbe In ninth.
Cleveland 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 I -
Washington 4 1 o 4 0 1 0 1 11 1
t,Two-L",1nU:.1,1,'Rnr Thre-b.ei
b s: Moeller, Mllsn. Oandll f:. Double I
t ' V,r".r' lo nana to McHrl,le to
f hanks. M Hrlde to Foster to tlandll. Mo
Brlrie te Khank to Foster. Hits: off
Jonee. 4 In one Inning off JIaaerman. I
lit four innings; off I'oumhe 3 In four In-
"I... ' . """: "r naaernisn, i
off Cmimhe. 1; off Hoehllnn. 7. Mruck
.u,V..llr "r,. ; by Coumbe, 3; by
Boehllng 4. Umpires: Illldebanrd and
O Loughltn.
0
: Tlcersi t rash Macks.
.,'VT,i,lIT-" " -Detroit hammer
0 l, Koff hr.l and often lorlsy and aid
3 FT Covc'.tiuu'a jiupuib plUi.ii.g
0 I-htiadelfihia, to 1. Iietrott .ren
6 DI.TROIT. -Aug. IS Detroit hammere.L
aldd
fad
vfiu
irklet with fielding features. Voun
and pis v In lioadlng rolea The game waa
a merry sirusale until the eighth, when
the Tters insHned five hits, for four
tavllles. ',hb stole second in the third
Inning while McAvoy waa holding the
belt and took third when the catcher's
throw went to center field. Bcore:
PHILAppi.phia. Dertn-vr "
AUHO.AX. tsgatl
Korf. ss 411 DV.U. lb 44144
i.itiTiaa, a.a vat a fctuAk. aa 4 lit
hi,k, lb.. .4
I 11
a 4
4 4
a tlobb. cf
4 (Tronl. rf 4
tvaack. If., ...I
4 Sliurna, lb. ...4
I 6ua. lb... 1
I 1 Htanaas, a. . .4
4)CutaS., s.4
lhvla, Sb.,.4
W.I.I,, rt ...4
Oidfun. If. . 4
. I 11
4
Valm.a. lb... I
M.A,r e...l
trikulf,
To'sla ... 1 114 14 1 laUlt . II 11 I
I'MlMttelpt.la. 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
.
'? ,
t
"ril 0 3 0 0 004 4
To-base hit: Vitt. Binlea bae; Cobo.
double plays: Ijoie rxruna; Vltt to
)uiig to Burns: Wyskoff to Kou( l0
ISiruj.M. It. or ball.: Ckff Wyskoff.
I, off Covel.kle. 1. Btruck out; Hr
Aytkoff, 1; by Coveteekie, 4. Uinuliws:
CounoUy aud Walla.-. " '
FCaT D0DQE TRIMS UP
ALL FAST OPPOSITION
GARNER. Ia., Aug. l.-8pclal Tele-
gram. rwt iudge on
first plaoa
the
bail tournament held at Garner
U dotennln the champtonhlp between
.h , a.
in laateot dubs of Iowa and Wtnne
aota, winning both games today.
The Fort Dode dub defeated Albert
Lea In the morning game, I to 4. and won
frwn Webster City by a score of to I.
The Dodgers won every gam played ta
the tournament.
Lsunbeth, pluhlng for Fort Dodge, fea-
, ) tored today'a gam with Webster Ctty.
- la Bleaks ftaveaaa.
RAVKNNA, Neb.. Aug. l 1 8,, i.i )
The ISuU bsx
ball tr.ia dolcMUrf
I'.avt-tiiia tVHiu vti
liHtit hsil tits Wat
ateiday, 4 ta To.
01 It on atrskmuis
ai.J sot I'lenty of men on bM. but were
"!wr a mow at th nopr
tens. !,((-, 1.. Itsvenna. (ennbiuwe.
7u,:tt i, 1 .reasiit; ooot.a, Durya
vWiii Aniiiiici uiao.
TIIE BEE:
Corvrlgrit. 11. International
N.ers Bervlca.
OH! I CAM
EXPLAIN HOW
THAT CLAW
happm to ee.
BROOKLYN ALUOST
UPON TIIE PHILLIES
Adyancei ' Within Two Points of
Leaders by Defeating Chicago
in Exciting Fray.
SIX TO FIVE IS THE SCORE
BnOOKt.TN. Aug. Th Brooklyn!
advanced within two point of th Phillies
today when they beat Chicago, to S, In
an exciting battle, v The Cuba overcame
a four-run lead, finally ttelng the score
In the eighth, only to have Cheney send
In the winning run with a wild pitch In
th Dodgers' half of the same taotn.
Four pitchers were used. Lavender and
Ffeffer being taken out because of heavy
hitting.
Two players were severely Injured. Otto
Miller was hit over the right eye by a
batted ball during practice and was taken
to the Mid wood sanitarium. Cy Williams
was hit by a pitched ball In the eighth
Inning and forced to retire. Score:
CHICAGO.
BROOKLYN.
AH H.O.A E
AB.H.O.A.B.
flood, rf lie t Meysrs, ef...4
Miirrsr, rf.,.l t 6 (O'Mses. St.. .4
11
6 I
rikher, St.... 6 I t I Ctubart. lb. 4
1
Kfhune. ir 4 is (Wiveat
t. It.. ..4 1 I M
, ft. 4 $ 4 1
I. rt...l tit
ksler, lb ... 4 31 ISleiiM
W'llllan. ef.l I I .nu. (b 4 3 4 1
Zabal ........ 0 i MrTartr. s.,.3 1446
Knlaelr. ef... 6 1 I 4 Pfaffar, a. ...3 6 0 6
1-halss, lb..4 3 6,1 SKacsae, ...t 1 hi
Archer, t 4 1HS .
U"J.r, (f.l 0 0 10 .Tetal M it 37
MotArr ...1
l-nenar, S....1 1 1
Brasaahaa .1 6 6 6
Totals ...17 II M II I
Kan for William In the eighth.
Hatted for Lavender In the fourth,
Batted for Cheney In the ninth.
Chicago 1 0 3 1 0 6 1 0-3
Brooklyn 0 4 1 0 0 0 1 -4
Two-baae hit: Oood. Three-base hit:
Oeti. Koine run: Baler. Htolen bases:
Wood. Murray, Paler, Zabel. Myers,
(Wheat (1). Earned runs: Chicago, 0;
Brooklyn, 4. Double ply! KnUtely to
Ar:hr. Base on errors: Brooklyn, 3.
Bass on balls: Off Lavender, 1; off
Busker. 1, Hit: Off Lavender, In
three inning: r.ff Cheney, 4 In five In
nings; off l'feffer, t In four and one
third Innings; off Rurker, 4 In four and
two-tMrris Innings. Hit by pitched ball:
Hy llucker, Willlama. Piruck out: By
i)rniHir, s; njr nene.v, j; ry I'leirer, a,
Vmplres: Rlgfer and Cocklll.
Plraa Trlaa Phlla.
PHILADELPHIA.' Aua. l.-.Pttlahura-h
axaln hit Philadelphia, pitchers hard to
any ana won the game, 1 to 1 Demaree
a knocked off the rubber In the third
ami the visitors also srot after Tlnmn In
I this session and In the slith. Harmon
e ' was effective and waa given fine , sup-
- , i-i.ri. mnrnnian lea in the hitting with
: three lnles and a aacrlfic In five times
at the plate. Hiore;
el . rTTBiRnn ruujiDKLrHu.
M.U.A K. AB H O A B
roatallo, lf... I
I IHvma, lb ...
6 tHsnrmft, as.. I
lI'Mkan. ef., 4
4Vavail.- rf. .4
I
l olllna, c . 4-1 4
JohnMon. lb t II
llimmss. rf.4 6 3
Waiuar, as. 4 I 4
Vim, b 4 I
Patr4. b..,. 1 l
Ollms. S....I 1 I
l.arKoa, a. . 4 1 6
I SUisarua, tb. .4
I IV. blue. If . 4
I I Mohatf, lb.. 4
I tKt'hf.r, S...I
I kAiUaia, 1
I 11
- tfcawaoas, S.6
k II IT I IT.Bcp. ..
I'ltackar I
Steca 1
Toiali
Touts ....! I IT 17 I
-nauea ror AQams In ninth.
Batted for Tlncup in ninth.
rtttshursh 3 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 04
l'htladul!hta 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 3
Two-baae hits: I.udt rti. Nlohoff. Three
base hit: Harmon. Homo run: Gibson,
ftolen bases: Wattner. Vlox, Baiid.
Double play: Nielioff to Bancroft to
Ludcrua. Eaass ou ball.: Off Ilaumun,
... lr, 1; off Tlncup. 3. Hits)
Off Demaree, 7 in two and one-third In
nlnas; off Tlncup, f n el, and two-third
inninea. Wtruck out: By Harmon. S; by
iincup, j. umpires: u'Day and Stock
dale.
Tarda lilt Brave Harlers.
BOSTON. A US. 14 Ames nltnhe ac.ll
today and PL luls won from Boston, 4
to 1. The Cardinals hit both Regan and
i yier iwr suores, assistea by the former s
passes, neacher had a big day at the
iim. ncore:
T. LaOt'lB. BOSTOf ,
.. . AB.M.O.A . AB H O A S
Mietina, .. 114 Moras, rf... 4 i
limlor, ss
! gsns, lb... .4 14 11
hMK-kar, If.
I oia. ef . . .
. I 400010100, ct I I
. If. . 4 14 1
.111 IrVt.mioX 14 4 6 4 1
. W tiaos, rt.,
I lot, lor, lb..
Sk.
. is v ftraltli. ah (III
. 4 I 6MsrsTtl.. sal I I
ir.lr. a..
Aajaa, ....
4611 Jow4r. a I I 1
4 0 0 1 OwoaUii. ...! 1
-rvasinr .1 e
Totals ....II I H 16 Kun. a 1 66
ioiir ...1 16 6
HutiM. .....I 0 10 0
. ifivr. ......!
Totals ....II If! I I
Matted Tor Whaling In ninth.
Batted for Ragan ia fifth.
St. I-ouls , 1 0 0 0 1 0 1
liosluu 0 0 0 1 0-0 0 0 01
Two-base hit: Mage. Three-base hit:
tMfscner louble piny: Gody ta mliti.
on errore: et. ixiuie. 1. liases on
talbslls: Ames, I; Bs.an,
3; Tyl
er, 1. lilts
li'"' K"- ln (! Innlntrs; off Hunns,
"n mninss; otr -Iji.r. I In two In
nlnas. Ptruik out: By Ames. 4:
by Itngsix,
4, by Tyler, 1. Liiiihiv: KUm 1
na l-.aistie.
Reels Wstta Olaale Aula.
NEW YORK. Aug. . 'mcliwiall con
tinned Its iirt I,, day, 0 ' -sun New
lorn lor tre setoinl time. 'J're sire
6 to 1. Llix-iuaau won eiKht cf their
lsj.t line M,rl M-Henrly J.h.r o.l s
bl '.'; lent ani tor l.U'tmiatt auj waa
e:. 1 led. VViiliuiis l,.j i, i iii, ni
iistl bsiiing. drawn, g a three I .0 tit.
a iuil .,J two sinbs ia five li.u. at
1st. ,-olv:
CIS,
IN V ATI
A a li I A
HW TPtf
AS N O A
eea l
1 e
1 I
Bursa If.
1
ii.jfcue ss-.l
Mm. ma. it 4
I,. i n.. rt 4
4 t j, 10. In
i K"
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11. rf 4
4 I ot, ur. as.
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4 K. I u .
4 1 iii, la. .
ii,. 4
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k.,.ii, IS I
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1
6
9 a, e.,a.
I II
I t Ei',.1. .
OMATIA, FRIDAY, AUGUST
OH: THERE'S A
HllSTOrVr ,OE
VTH IT -5
Standing of Teams
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Played. Won. Lost. Pet.
na Moines 121 7. ft .
lenver ; 115 7 .53
Topeka Il fit M .513
Iincot .'...114 67 hi .WO
floua City 113 M 60 .MO
Omaha ,,rJ M na
Wlchlla 115 49 68 .t'-'S
8t. Joseph 114 41 73 .foe
NAT. LBAOUK. I AMUR. LEAGUE.
W.UPrtl W.LPct.
Phlla M 4 X Boston 87 ,."l
Brooklyn ..6 61 Ietrolt 73 S9 .
Chlcaao ...66 63 1 Chlcego ....8 42 .6U
Pittsburgh M 66 .4l waehlngton.aa m .ww
Boston 63 64 .4KVI New York. ..61 61 .
New York.. M 64 ,4H1 1 Cleveland ..43 67.81
St. IOUl...63 69 .4i ftt. l40ulfl...41 58 .3T8
Cincinnati .61 5 .4631 Phlla 84 73 .813
FED. LEAQL'E. AMER. AffS N.
(W.L.Prt.1 W.L.Pct.
Newark ...61 47 ,M St. Paul 71 47 .603
Chicago ....63 4 Minneapolis 61 .6M
Kan. City. .63 60 .b64 Indianapolis ev m .ojb
PttUburgh 0 4 .66 Louisville ..69 65.618
Bt. Louis.. .60 61 ,6H
Kan. City.. .66 66 .608
Brooklyn ..50 64
Milwaukee .61 61 ,4f
Cleveland ..60 63 . 448
Columbus ..43 72 .374
Buffalo ....63 64 . 4UI1
Baltimore. .38 73 .!
Yesterday's Reawlls. .
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Bt' Joseph-Denver;, team failed to ar
rive. . .
Ilea Molnea 7: Lincoln, 4.
Omaha. S; Topeka, 1. '
, NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati, 0; New York, L .
Bt- Louis, 4; Boston, 1.
Pittsburgh, 3; Philadelphia, S. . . .
Chicago, 6; Brooklyn, . -
. AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington, 11; Cleveland. .
Philadelphia, 1' letrolt, i.
New York-t. Louis; rain.
Boston, 1:-Chicago, 3.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
8t Louis, 4; Brooklyn. 3.
Chicago, 0; Buffalo. 6.
Kansas City,- ; Baltlmofe, L
Pittsburgh, 0; .Newark, 6.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville, 2-1;' Kansas City, 1-0.
Columbus, (; Minneapolis, &
Indianapolis, 6; Milwaukee, 8.
Cleveland, ; St Paul, 3.
i SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Birmingham, 3-1; Chattanooga, 3-L
New Orleans, 6: Memphis, &.
Mobile, 1 : Nashville. 4.
AUanta-Llttlo Bock; postponed, rain.
Game Today.
Watatern , Leasu 8t. JoeeDh at Denver.
Dea Moines at Lincoln, Omaha at To
peka. bioux mty at Wichita.
National Leasrue Cincinnati at New
Tork. bt. Louis at Boston. Pittsburgh at
1'hllade.lnhla. Ctircaa-o at Brooklyn.
Ameri'-an Lrarua Washlnsrton at Cnvsw
land, pliil.delphla at letrolt. New York
at nt. Jouls, Boston at Chicago.
Federal Ieue Ht. I-oule at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Buffalo. Kansas City at Balti
more, tittabucgn at rvewanc
HcKsnry.
..l 0 3 6Orst t 6 6
Srbauer. ...! 6 6
...64 II IT Is 4Bminrd ..I
aVfeupy. s.1.,6 1)
4
I
Total ,
a e
t 6
ToUl ,
Batted for Ptroud In third
.ii si .1 1
Batted for Bchauer Id eighth.
Cincinnati 0 S 1 0 0 1 0 0 1-4
New lor K 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
Two-base hits: Dovle. Grlfflthe. Wil
llama. Three-base hits: Griffiths. Wtl
Hams. Home run: Doyle, Stolen base:
Moilwlta. liases on balls: Off Stroud. 1
Hits: Off Htrotid. 8 In three Innlims: off
Bchauer, I In five Innings; off Hohupp. 3
In one Inning, htruck out: By Stroud, 3;
by Bchaurer, 4; by McKenery, 3. Umpires:
Byron and Eaon. V .
WILLIAMS BEATS JOHNSTON
AND, M'LOUGHLIN WINS
NEWPORT. R. I.. Aog. 1.-Willlam
defeated Johnaton three seta to one. Mo-
Loughlln vanqulaBed Wallace Johnson,
three sets to one, and Griffin eliminated
Irving Wright ta straisht sets. Sum
mary: 8INOLK8, FOURTH ROUND,
C. F. Q riff In, Ban Francisco, beat I. C.
Wright, Boston, 7-, 0-3, 4-4.
R. Norrls Williams. 3. Philadelphia,
tx.at Wllllsm F. Johnston, Ban Francisco.
8-8. 10-4, 8-18-3.
M K. McLoutblln, San Francisco, beat
Wallace F. Johnson. , Philadelphia. 6-7.
6-4, 8-4. 8-2.
N. W, Miles. Boston, beat It. C. Joha
aon. Boston. 8-t 4-8. 8-3. 8-4.
CLEANERS AND DYERS
TO TAKE CN NORTH PLATTE
Out at North Platte, next Sunday and
Monday, the baao bail fans are expecting
some good baa ball, when th faat
emV-pro Lincoln Cleaners and Dyers team
will Invade the western city. Tbe Lin
coln team has won the ' championship
of th state capital for two years and In
a recent game with the Btors Triumphs
of Omaha, cam out with the long; end of
a 3 to 1 score. Th Noth Platter Boost
ers have been strengthened by the addi
tion of Simmons In ths Infield, who was
formttly with Columbus In the Btcte
league. Smith, also a State leaguer, will
probably finish th season behind the bat
for North Platte.
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NEWARK CLIMBS
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Uses Pittsburgh Team as Stepping
Stone- to Top Place in the
League.
FTVE TO NOTHLNG IS SCORE
NEWARK, N. J., Aug. 19. Newark
used Pittsburgh as a stepping-stone to
first place today, shutting them out S
to 0. Ed Reulbac.h, the local twlrler, was
ln fine form, while neither. Frank Allen
nor Cy Barger. could stop Newark.
Bunched hits were responsible for the
Newark win. Bcore: R.H.B
Pittsburgh ..0 000000 0-0 4 3
Newark 3 0O-20000-6l
Batteries: Barsrer, Allen and O'Con
nor; Reulbach and Rariden.
Tops Lose to Terriers.
BROOKLYN. An. 1.1. Kt. Louts de
feated the Brooklyn Federals In a list
less game today, a feature of which waa
the running catch of Kore'a long fly by
Kauff In the seventh Inning. Myers got
four hits out of four times up, and Drake
three, ot or four attempts, score.
K.H.E.
Rt. Louis 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0-4 9 a
Brooklyn 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0-8 11 1
Batteries: Plank and Hartley: Beaton.
Upham and II. Bmilh.
Cnllo Too Mark (or Terps. . .
BALTIMORE, Aug. l!.--Cullop was too
much for Baltimore this afternoon and
as a result. Kansas City won the open
ing game of the aerlea, 6 to L The vis
itors bunched their hits to advantaire
end were never in danger ot being headed.
core: K.H.K.
Kansas City.. 01201020-8 13 0
Baltimore ....0 0000001 0-1 93
Batteries:' Ctillop and Easterly: John
son and Jacklltsch.
Blaea Blaak Whales.
BUT-FALO. N. Y.. Aug. 19.-Buffalo
Opened the series with Chicago today by
unutting mem out 6 to o. Five or the
ten bits off Prendergaat were made In
the seventh Inning and these, with faat
Sork on the baaea, netted four runs,
nkago got a man past second baso only
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once during the game. Bcore:
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Buffalo 0 0 0 0 1 0 8 0
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Seven Men Are Tied
For Shoot Lead at
The Chicago Meet
CHICAGO. Aug. 19. The fact that S27
trapehooters tried to win the grand
American handicap made It impossible
to finish the contest, the big; event of the
Interstate association's annual meet, In
effect today, which' darkness stopped
short, however, the one contestants had
shot eighty times, leaving a string of
twenty ' targets for tomorrow's competi
tion. At the end of the day seven men were
tied for the lead with scores of 78, six
had .77 and seven had 76. The fifty high
guns at the end of the contest will share
In the purse of 37,813. The winner 'will
receive 10 per cent of this, the second 9
per cent the third best S per cent and
others in proportion. . .",
Today's leaders with th'" Scores were:
78. J. J. Randall (18 yards), Oreensburg,
Kan.: C. C. Hickman 1S), Yeoman, la.;
C. W. Irrgang (16). Chicago: L. B. Clarke
(18. Chicago; M. F. Dewire (18), Hamil
ton. Ind.; A. Gllson (18), Chicago; C. B.
Helm (18), Rockford, III.
77. George H. Mackle (18), Lawrence,
Kan.; C. M. Beers (18), Rockford. 111.;
C. C. Emery (19). Chicago; P. J. Graham
(19), Chicago: R. Gerstell. Jr. (21), Grafton,
W. Va.rH- W. Lefflnrwell (17). Chicago.
78. J. S. Frlck (20). Worthlngton, Minn.;
B. A. Ehrllch (18), Terro Haute, Ind.; A.
R. Chexlk i8). Portal, N. D.; F. W. Ford
(30), Washington, D. C. ; R. J. Stark ey
(1). North Platte, Neb.: F. Card (17),
Chicago: H: U Heinecke (16), Blue
Island, 111.
There were six matchreea, being; pro
fessionals, resulting as follows:
F. O. Bills. Chicago, against If. S. Ken
nlcott St. Louis. 7-3.
P. J. Hollohan, Fait Lake City, against
T. A. Marshall, Chicago. 97-03.
Fred Gilbert. Spirit Lake, Ia.. agatnst
W. R- Crosby. O Fallon. 111.. 4-M.
R. O. Heikea. Davton. O., against J. R.
Graham, Chicago, f8-98,
J. M. Hawkins, Pittsburgh, against J.
R Hlnkle. Oklahoma City, 98-98.
Bart Lewi. Auburn. III., Kd OrAharn,
Chicago, 99-95. .
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REYNOLDS TO PLAY IN j
CHICAGO COAL GOLF MEE
Although already - In two rolf toun
namonts, Sam Reynolds 1 fetttng readj
to leave Sunday evening for Chicago tt
attend 'the National Coal Men' Ool!
tournament to b held at the Glen Oa
Country club at Glen Ellen. HL. a su
burb of Chicago.
Reynolds I already playing In the. Flell
club and . Country club championship)
but will not finish either of them until
he returns from Chicago, where he II
going ln .company, with Karl Bock ol
the Union Pacific Coal comieny. Thef
will be gone for four of five day. :
Receive Regan " Back. '
The Deteolf. club has received Pltchet
Steve Regan back from the Indtanapolll
club as not being up to specifications.
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