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BLODGETT HOLDS
BEARS AT MERCY
Deimr Manajei to Get Only Two
Banners Around Bases in
Tight Game.
BOURSES CLOUT ALL THE WAY
DENVER, Aug. 26. (Special Telegram.)
Bowing to the superior twirling; of M.
Blodgett, the Hears today dropped the.
second game of the series to Omaha, 6
to Z, and with tho defeat lost a grand
opportunity to sneak up In Ishell's Boost
ers, who were (riven a sound walloping
In the Wichita double-header.
Vox, If .10 0 10 0
'Hoap, km 4 (i fl 2 2 0
Hennolt, rf 1! i o n 0
Hotllng. .".I) a 1 1 " 0 0
Brlttnn. 2b 4 1 1 1 :'.
Patterson, lb .' :: !' 8 "
Grnv, c 't ; J .? 1 0
Southern, p 2, u i 2 1 0
Totals T . 9 0
DCS MOINES.
AH. R. H. O A. E.
Hahn, rf a o 2 it 0
Bills. If 3 S 0
Hunter, of i " o rt 0
Jones, th 3 ' 0 i". ii 1
' Sawyer, L'b L' 2 2 1
Ewoldt. 3b 2 0 12 11
Hartford, ss 2 2
Crnham. c 2 n u S 0 0
HiikT, p 0 o ti II 0
Thomas, p 2 i 0 0 1 0
! Totals 22 "o 11 S 3 '
(Called by agreement.) I
Dos Moines 0 0 0 0 0 o 1 0
Wichita 5 0 10 107
TIGERS BEAT RED
SOX IN TWELFTH
Standing of Teams
WESTERN LEAGUE.
I.
I Deo- Moines 1.
Cobb Opens with single, Takes Sec-
ond on Sacrifice, Walks Home
on Veach Blow.
Topeka .
! Sioux City
I Omaha ....
I Wichita ...
St. Joseph
lJH
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..127
..124
..124
W.
7!t
71
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FINAL SCOBE SEVEN TO SIX
DETROIT. Auk. 2S.-Detrolt and Boston
today played the third same of their
crucial series and the Tigers won It tn
the twelfth Inning, 7 to B. Muffs
Burns and Cobb in the ninth eniihled the
Pes Moines, 1: Wichita, i league leaders to score four tallies and
enjoy a one-run lead. Leonard passed
Kavanaugh in the eDtroit half; two In-
lVt.
.617
.077
.Mt
.6I
.4!
,4I!
81 .."M7
EAtU'E.
W.UlVt.
, , "H ,w ,w I
,..75 42 .tUl
71 .
WHALES DROP THE
FIFTH TOTERRIERS
St. Louis Defeats Chicago in De
ciding Game of Series by
Ten to Five.
BROWN TANKED IN FOURTH
CHICAOO, Aug. 3fi St. Inula won the
fifth and deciding game of the aerie
I-icft nn hases
7. Earned runs: Wichita. 7. Sucvlfice
hits: Fox, Bennc't Two-base hits- Cray,
Patterson. Hits: Off Baker. 2 :nd two-
NAT. LJ5AGUK. I AMER.
W.I IVt.'
Dhlla S M ,K Boston
Brooklyn ..M S6 .tMi Detroit
Himlon 60 M .o22l 1 IlliviKO
Clucago ...57 fi7 .600, Vahlngtn f9 6. .MH
l'lU?i.urgn l, M -J w : lora.. . . .j.. w()h CMctJfn :0 , r ,()(Uy, nrXWI)
fcy I Cincinnati M K .4rt2,aveland ..44 71 M started for the locals, but was removed
New York. .62 W .4MI I'hlla aa .wi In the fourth when five rum haa Bees
FED. UIJAOUE. I AMER. ASflN. scored from him. Wlack. who succeed
W.L.lVt l .. W.Ul'ct hn, Vla wll,i tlmea. Bases on ball
were responsible for four of the visitors
In hitting Hugh Bedient and F-1 M
Kltls. Hoot-ci RUE.
Buffalo .... 00010000 0- 1 S ft
Neesrk 0 0 1 0 1 00 S-4 1S0
The Rourkes plugged steadily away at thirds Inning: off Thomas, 7 in five iwid field outs put the pinch hitter on thtnl
Cantwell throughout tho game and there one-thlnl innings. Sinn k out: By Hakor.
. ,, , ... . , 1; by Thomas. 1: by Southern. 4. Bases
lis lltrvc-i tx oiaui c iiuiii iiitt in . j iiiiiuin
on the Cubs to call the game their own.
on balls: orr Jiaker. J; otr i nomaa.
Time: 1:30. Umpire: Van Syckle.
LINKS
WIN
(nnlnrll (ilvfn Mdiport.
In the eighth Inning, three batters faced
Cantwell and each one of them drew a
clean hit. Wells, first up, -loubled, but
was caught out at the plate, Spencer to
Fpahr, trying to make two sacks on.
K rug's single. Krug was caught out
stealing and tha same fate betell Mc-1
Chesney, after the latter had singled.
Jn each case it was perfect whipping that Wolfa, If
turned the trick, with Spencer and Larry H0?,6;..21
. , . i McOaftigan, sa
as the artists. Morse, rf
The Colts stowed the game away In the Williams, lb ...
first frame. Breen singled and Cantwell Schrelber, cf
gavo Korsytho a life. Wells hit to y"u b
Kelleher. who kicked and. the basea wer i Narveson, p"..!
full. Krug's single brought two runs ,McIntyre
across and McChesncy'a aacrlfica fly
added the other.
How Denver Scored.
The Bears could not break through
uinHcrntt until h fourth, when Kelleher Copgrove, If
walked, went to third on Spencer's hit jpun'"' "
and came in- on a aucriflce fly by Oallo- Kane, lb
way. The other Denver run was tallied Hensllng, 3b
In identically the same fashion in theCshyn' o''
"th. White,' p .'
A clean home run clout over the fence
rava the Rnurkm their fourth run In the Totals
BOOSTER
DAY
and Crawford sent a single, past Wagner
to tie the score. Cobb opened the twelfth
with a single to left, took second on
Crawford's sacrifice and walked home
when Veach hit to the left field wall.
Cobb celebrated thetenth anniversary
They Defeat Sioux City by Four to pf ii8 debut as a Detroit player and was
Three. prom liter! with a bouquet of roses. Score:
LINCOLN, Aut. 20. Before a huge I hostov Detroit.
AH.H.O.A.K. AB.H.O. A.B.
ltipr, rf . fi 1 0 0VIII. Ih i i 0 6 0
Hi, m 0 fl 7 t Ptlfth. s C I 0
Plifikfr, rt.. I S I OCoht. rf 4 4
Pittsburgh 66 61 .bttol Mlnneaplls 74 at
V a wj RA Fl K.7lStt 7:lR4.(l7il
Kn. Clty!!6 M !f4t ndlnnaplls tt 7 6S7 runs, two were counted f run errors, and
Chicago ...t 66 .642 IxMiisvllle ..H6M .62S nnpther nin resulted when Borton was
St. l.oma...KZ M .(&! Kan. . uy...oi x
Buffa o ...!ai 4u'.H Ml.waukee mi
booster day crowd Lincoln defeated Sioux
City by a scare of 4 to 3. Store:
LINCOLN.
Aft
.... 8
.... 4
.... 3
.... 4
.... 2
.... 4
.... 4
.... 4
.... S
.... 1
Totals
"Cooney, 2b
II.
0
1
o
1
o
2
1
a
l
s
o.
4
1
IS
11
1
1
4
1
0
e
0
ti
o
o
0
0
1
b
0
0 Crawford, rf .4 I J
OaVarh. lf....K I 1
0 Burn.. tb....5 1 16
CYouna. !... .6 0 1
OHtanaca. C...4 0 a
0 liaufls. p 2 1 "
0 'OTPleiM. p.l l 'l
(I Karanaua-h .0 0 0
0
ft Totals ....41 U UK 1
I 1
1
0 0
0 0
1
s ft
3 0
2 0
0 0
33 4
sioupc ciTr.
A;Bl R. H,
4
27 12
O.
4
1
1
2
6
1
4
7
0
A.
0
0
o
0
1
1
0
1
5
.34 3 9 20 10
Hoblitlfl. lb.4 i U
C.lner, lb 1 0 3 0
lidwls. If i 1 S 0
Gardner, 3b.. 1 0 t
Harry. 2b.... 3 0 4
Waanar, Kb. 1 0 0 1
Thumaa 0...2 0 5 1
Carrlaan, c. .1 1 1 1
Fonr. p 3 0 0 t
Ijeonard. D...1 0 0 1
Hanrlkaen .11111
Janvrio ....0 0 0 0 0
Kuth I 0 0 0 0
Tntala 1094 10 t
Hatted for Barry In ninth.
Kan for Thomas In ninth.
Halted for Foster in ninth.
One out when winning run snored.
Bonton ....0 0 0 o 0 1 1 0 4 0 0. 0
Detroit ....0 0040010100 17
Two-base hits: Da'iae. Veach (31, Bush.
Three-base lilts: Hablitzel 12). Hooper,
Gardner. Btolen bases: Cobb, Crawford.
V- u ...1 M.na. TlnBinn 9 IWnftll S
v 1 Iouble play: Bush to Young to Burns,
v - First baiw on errors: Boston. 2; De-
; trolt. 1. Bases on balls: Off Foster, 3:
iMooklvn ..67 6 .4im tie. eland
Baltimore 40 78 .3:Columbus
..63 09 .4:4
..46 76 .3-,7
E.
0
0
0 '
0
0
Yritrrnar'a ItesnKs.
WESTERN LEAGUB.
St. oseph, 3; Topeka, 6.
Des Moines. 1-0; Wichita, 3-7.
Sioux city. 3; Lincoln, 4.
Omaha, ti; Denver. 2.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
St. Louis. 1: Brooklyn. 3.
Chicago, 4; Boston, U; called end ninth,
darkness.
Pittsburgh. 2; New York, 1.
Cincinnati 1; Philadelphia. 4.
AMERICAN IJCAGUR
Washington, 2,; Chicago, 1.
Philadelphia. 1; St. Ijouls, 10.
Boston. ; Detroit, 7.
New York. ; Cleveland. 6.
FEDERAL LEAGUE
Pt. Iouls, 10; Chicago, .
Kansas City, 6; Pittsburgh, 6.
Brooklyn. II; Baltimore, 9.
Buffalo 1: Newark. 4.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Cleveland. 7-0: Kansas City, t-5.
loulmiPe. 3: Minneapolis, 1.
Columbus, 1; Milwaukee. 4.
Indianapolis, 8-3; St. Paul. 4-10.
C.aines Toilar.
Western Iague-Pt. Joseph at Topeka,
Des Moines at Wichita, Sioux City at
Lincoln. Omaha at Denver.
National league St. Louis at HrooK-
hlt by Black. Fifteen hits were made
from Wlllett and only excellent support
saved the game for him. Score.
R.11 E.
St Irfiuls ...1 0 4 0 0 1 3 0 0-10 0
"Chicago ... 0 0 1 1 0 2 0 1 MB t
Batteries: Wlllett and Hartley; Brown,
Black and Fisher
Tip Tops neat Terps.
RALT1MORE, Aug. 26. Biooklyn ah.l
Baltimore fought a twelve-Inning bat
tle today. Brooklyn finally putting
across) three runs ana winning ry u to
Knnbe used fifteen players In an ef
fort to put over a win. This gave Brook
lvn four of five for the first series un
der Gansel. Score: R.II.n.
Urctiklyn .. 3 0 2 n 1 0 O O 0 B 11 17 a
Baltimore . ..O02OOC033O0 1 15 .8
Batteries: Walker. I'phnm. Wilts,
Frank Smith and II Smith; Bender,
Quinn. Bailey and Owens.
Reha Lose to Caseys.
riTTSBt'ltnlt, Aug W. Kansas City
defeated Pittsburgh. C to here tixlay
Each team made thirteen hits. Pcore:
R U.K.
Kansas City .0 1 3 0 2 0 0 0 0-i 13 t
Pittsburgh ,.2 0001 001 16 18 l
Batteries: Main and Easterly; Corn
stock, Hearne, Dickson and O'Connor.
Newark Meats Buffalo.
NEWARK, Aug. 2(i. Newark took h
last game of the series from Buffalo here
today. 4 to 1. r.ari Aioseiey, the noma
off Dauss.
Foster.
riftK fruni. iihllnhmir'i hit n sflcrtflee "iwo out wnen winiuiiK run . - ... i.i. .... ...........
Ilttn irame. fcCnilCOnera nil, a sacrilll-o .,.. i ...j , v .. ., i 9 In thrwa nml nnn-tli rrl Inn Ill's: off
and a boot added one in the seventh and n(nth. ' ' Dauss. 8 in nine Innings; off Coveleskle,
Tannehllla clout, a walk, sacrifice anJ iAnmln 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2-1 ' S-J."1",!"" . "''ki J"',! .1ta HL
a sacrifice fly made It six in the ninth. Sioux City 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1-3 , S.f- nMetZu and VLoughlln.
eterzer worked In the final paragraph Two-bae hits: Bchrclbor, Kane. Double i Senators M In I.on l.amr.
nay: voire lo vviuwrns. oio en oaaes. CHICAGO. Aug. 20. -A new .world's
LeJeuno. Watsoa. Sacrifice Inu: -al- I - 1 i,. i ,. ,.iL, ..h i
I 1UI1H.I1, lrtU)U, Dli IV l." 1 . iii --a'
K- 4- i)V White. 7. Uasem on balla. off Nar-
, in, Wi lvn. chlcn- i.i Boston. PlttsburKh at nitcher. had Buffalo baffled all the way
' 1 ' ' . . ..... i -. T t V. 1 1 .. ..... ..I. ; - , .. 1 1 1.1. inunin..t.. I . .1 llt.l. Irnl.KU
for the home club. Score:
OMAHA.
Smith, cf
Preen. 2b
3-rs.tho, rf
Wells, c
Krug, ss
McCliesney, If..
Tannehlll. 3b....
Schllebner. lb...
lilodgett. P
Totals
AB.
.. 4
.. &
.. 2
.. 3
.. 3
.. 2
.. R
.. 3
.. 2
Miller, if
Kelleher, ss
Spencer, cf
Galloway, lb
McCornilck. If
Coffey. 3h
Whelan. 2b
Spahr. c
Cantwell, p
Shestalt
Sterzer, p
27 6
DENVER.
AB. R.
4
2
, 4
2
4
4
4
3
2
1
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
II. O. A.
0 2 0
3 0 5
0 3 0
16 0
2 2 2
12 0
10 0
1 11 2
112
10 27 U
II. O. A.
0 2 0
1 3 3
2 4 1
0 15 0
0 0 0
0 0 2
0 O 6
112
0 0 3
10 0
0 0 2
6 27 IS
veson, 1; off While, 5. Wild pitch:
White. Passed ball: Crosby. Time: 1:52
Umpire: Gelsel.
New York. Cincinnati at Philadelphia
American league Philadelphia at Chi
cago, Washington at St. Louis. New
York at lietroll. Boston at Cleveland.
Federal League Kanna"3 City at St.
Louis.
Cobb Celebrates
Tenth Anniversary
With Detroit Team
. DKTRPIT, yichTAug 28-Tyru Ray
mond Cobb, often referred to as the
greatest bsae ball player In the World, to
day celebrated tha tenth anniversary of
his debut as a major league player.
II was expected that Cobb would re
ceive an unusual demonstration and
probably something more substantial
from his Mends this afternoon when he
stepped to the plate in tha last game of
tha Important aeries with Boston. .
Cobb's path of fame has probably never
(been equalled in the history of bass ball.
For eight successive seasons he has been
champion batsman . of m American
league. Ills average for the present sea
son is about .v4 and it seems almost a
human Impossibility fof any of Ms rivals
to wrest the rrown from birr) this year.
No batter lias ever made such a record.
On August 2n, HXS, a tall, nervous ap
pearing boy of 1 years, from the Aug
usta, Ga., club In a class "C" donned a
Detroit uniform and was sent to center
field by Manager Bill Armour to replace
Dick Cooley. The player was Cobb;
Cooley never got his Job back.
Only oncw In1 these ten yraig lias Cobb
been replaced by a finch hitler. When
he was a youngstor,."Doc" White of the
Chicago club was Ills nemlsla. Catcher
Freddie Payne was sent to bat for Cobb
on this1 single occasion.
In IKK, his I li st, full season, Cobb hit
.330.- That has since teen his low mark.
Cobb has always flayed right or cen
ter field. Only npe day during his De
troit ftnroer has he played . any other
position.
II acted ss a volunteer second base
man ori one oo.-i.sl.in, and he, aa well as
Manager Jennings, ' Admitted ' after the
game, that th Infield did hot lose any.
thing when the (Jairglsn'a first manager
mado an outfielder pf him.
Harry Koch Enters
Big Tri-City Tennis
Tourney at Bluffs
Harry Koch, Nebraska state tennis
champion, yesterday filed his entry In
the Trl City tennis tournament, which
will lie held on the court of the Council
Bluff Rowing association, starting Sat
urday. Russell Larmon, city champion
of Omaha, is also entered In the Council
Bluffs event and It Is expected that thla
duo will play through successfully and
engage In their second championship bat
tle of the year.
Entries for the Trl-Clty will close to
day. Entries should be sent to Ward
Price at tha Commercial National bank
of Council Bluffs.
.
American Aaaoclatloa.
At Kansas City, first game-
Cleveland
Kansas City
Batteries: Valden. Hill and
.Sanders snd Crisp,
Second game-Cleveland
Kansas City
Batteries: McCall and Devogt; Gard
ner ann itcinei.
At Milwaukee
Columbus
Milwaukee ,
Batteries: O'Toole and
sispnika and Brannon.
At Minneapolis
Louisville
Minneapolis
Batteries: Northrup and
Bentley and Sullivan.
At St. Paul, first game
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Batteries: Rchardt and Uossett; Steele,
Kstger and Johnson.
Second game R.H.E.
Indlannolia .'4 4
81. Paul 1) 14 3
Batteries: Tippln and Blackburn; Will
iams and Johnson.
Defeat for Ollanore City.
GILMORF. CITY, la.. Aug. 2s -(SpecUl
Telegram.) The Kansas City lix Rix
won both games at the base ball tourna
ment held here today, winning from
Clare, 8 to 0, and Bode, 4 to 0. The Kan
sas City tram has won twenty-live out
of th last twenty-eight games played.
R H R.
...7 9 0
... 6 15 1
Billing;
R II 13
...0 6 1
...5 8 1
R II R.
1 6 t
4 10 3
Robertson;
RUE.
8 4 3
1 4 S
Clemuus;
RUE,
8 7 3
..... 41
LOSE TO THE TOPF.KS
0
0
0
o' JOSIES
0
Manager Jackson's Home Rat Gives
Victory.
o! TOPE:KA, Aug. 2 Manager aJek
' son's home run with the bases full In the
B, I eighth Inning gave Topeksr a victory
0 over St. Joseph. Except for this one
3 Inning Keifer oirtpitrhed Hall. Score:
Boatlck,
TOPEKA.
AH. R. II.
Total .....30
Batted for Cantwell In eighth.
Omaha 3 0 0 0 1 0 1
Denver 0 0 0 1 0 1 0
Stolen base: Breen. Two-base
S Cochran, 3b .
n Brown, If ....
a Tydeman, rf .
0 lattimore. 2b
a Jackson, cf
Fisher, lb ..,
t Monroe, o ...
I Hall, P
0 1-
0 0-2
hits
4
8
4
4
. 8
. 4
. 3
. 3
8
O.
2
1
3
4
4
1
10
1
1
A.
3
2
0
0
3
0
2
1
3
Totals
ST.
Siieneer (2). Wells. Home run: Blod- !
gctt. Struck out: By Blodgett, 4; by Nicholson, rf
Cantwe.l, 1. Bases on balls: Off Blod- Orodlck, 2b
geti. 2; off Cantwell, 2; off Sterxer, 1. Ilelmer. cf
Double play: Kaileher (unassisted.) En7. lb
Hits: Off Cantwell, 9 in eight innings. Boultes, 3b
'Wild pitch: Blodgett. Btcririce hits: Williams, If
Forsythe, Blodgett. Sacrifice lies: Mc- oroellng ss
Cheencv. Galloway (2). Smith. Tim: iv,niiv
i M. uiiiinrc; rcjrmu Keifer, p
I
WKHKS II Hi AT LKADKH9 TWICE
...St R
JOSEPH.
AB. R. IT.
7 27 14
O.
0
2
1
i
2
0
7
1
A. E
Wei vea
Totals ..
I Treka ....
KaaU (.St. Joseph
Capture Both
Doakle-Hasdar,
WICHITA. Kan.. Aug. 24. Wichita
woa botn games of a double-header from
Dea Molnea today. George Mogridge
pleched his last gam for Dee Moines in
the first contest and was defeated. Brit
ton featured In thia tun. with Ihnw.
lilts In three time up. Allen bouthern Time: 1:49.
held the leaders to one bit in the second
game. Score, first game:
WICHITA.
AB. B
0
35 3 9 24
0 0001004 -6
1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 13
Home run. Jackson. Three-base hit:
Fns. Connollv. Two-base hits: Brown,
Tlall. Sacrifice hits: Fisher, Orodtck.
Double plav Boultes to Grodick to Knx.
Stolen baaes: Helmer. Fns. Baae on
balls- Off Keifer, 2 Struck cut: By
Hall. 1: by Keifer. 4 Wild pitch: Hall.
Umpires: Ryan and aiccoy.
three consecutive games by two clubs
was established I.cer today when the
Chicago White Sov and the W
Senators battled thirteen Innings, the lat
ter winning, 2 to 1. Incidentally It was
the fourth straight extra Inning game
plaved bv Chicago, making a total of
eighty-nine Innings played In six days.
On two of the six days double-headora
were played.
After one was out In the thirteenth,
Williams doubled. McBiide hit to B'ack
bume, who could have tugged Williams,
who was running to third, but held the
ball too long and McKrlda. beat his throw
to first. Johnson, who was the hero yes
terday, and who replaced Boehllng In the
twelfth Inning when the latter weakened,
sent a long foul toward the left fle'd. Lie
bold made a long run and caught the
hall, but his throw to the plate was
b bruit ten feet wide, and William scored
the winning run.
Up to the twelfth Inning, neither club
was able to get a man past second and
t, only two men on eacn ciuo goi uiai iar.
& ; Score:
A I WARUINOTON. CHICAOO.
v AB H O A E AB1I.O AE
Mnaller. tb. . o 1 0 n Vun.br. rf . 4 0 1 0 0
' Fnnar. tb . t J 4 0 J Collin,, lb 4 11 0 0 1
,.4 o o OEi'i.iiina. ib.a i
.5411 Jackson, cf. .4
.1 t 14 0 Krlx-h If ... .8
..1 0 4 0 OJlUrkl... 3b. 0
S 1 I 2 fWmir, m . I
.63241 Jahni 3b 4
..4 0 0 1 0 Lirbold. If .1
..0 0 0 0 0 1alr. e
Buaaall. ...4
,u i n ii i
Tntala .... 7 It 11 n
Wa Jngton 0 00000000001 12
Chicago 0 00000000001 0-1
Tw.fbase hits: Fe'sch. E. Collins. J
E.
1
0 ,
6 I
1 I
0
Bressler for thirteen hits in five Innings
today, while Kooli wn Invincible and
the locals were l.-torioun, 10 to 1. muk-
hlnglon ' ing a clean sweep of tho series with
Pliliaaeipnta. The visitors sole run came
In the sixth nn two singles and an error
by Pratt. In the fifth inning La'oie
struck out with the bases full. Pillion,
a semi-professional from Philadelphia,
replaced Bressler In the sixth and pitched
In good style. Scor: .
PHII.APRI.PH1A FT. LOtlS.
. i, if.-, . r hi u n i r
KoDf. aa t 0 1 S rghntton. tf... 1 1 0 !
Hlruna. lb...! 1! (I AuMln. lb....S 112 0
Kenans, Sb..l 1 I 4 Prall. Ib. ...4 1 4 & 1 '
Ilole. tb...4 0 1 J lWalk.-r, cf . t I I 0 n :
Oldrlng. If.. .4 1 0 f Jacobann, rf I 110 0
Walah, rf....S 0 1 ft I llitwai. III. I : 11 10 0
ParlM. ef....4 lilt Itvan. aa....4 3 0 40
MrATot, a. ..4 113 I.vrel4. C..4 14 0
Braanlar 0 I 1 Konb. p 3 10 0
Mnlona 1 040
Pillion, p 010 Totala ... .34 14 27 22 1
Lpp 1 0 0 0 0
iStwrm
1
La
o
0
6
1
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2
o
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Milan, cf.
Kinnkii. lb.,
rianrlll. lb.,
AroMta, rf...
-Wllllama. e
HlvFInd. aa
n.hhnx, p
Jobnaon. p..
ToUla ...
Totals ....2 I 24 15 3
Batted for Bressler In sixth.
Batted for Pillion in ninth.
Philadelphia 0 0000 1 0001
St. Ixiils 0 2 1 0 7 0 0 0 10
Two-base hits: Jacobson, Ivan. Pratt.
1 . Earned runs: St. ixiuls. 7. lluuMu plays:
o 2 . Kopr to I.njolc to Strunk, .'vhang to
i Strunk Pratt to Howard. Viiet base on
" " errors: Ht TuIm 9 lit. n l.lla
Off Bressler. 4; tiff lilllon 1; olf Kooh,
7. Hlu: Off Bressler. 13 In five in
nings: off Pil'ion. 1 in three Innings.
Struck out: Bv Bressler. 1; by Kooh, a.
Umpires: Evans and Chill.
2 l
3
0 o
1 o
4
Hampton Beat 4arara,
HAMPTON. Neb., Aug. I6.-(8peclal )
Ham ton beat Aurora yeeterdny in a
clowelv contefted game 6 to 8. The score
Talllon. rf 3
i- ox. ir 4 o
Hosp, aa 4 0
Thi.ilng. rf 4 0
Hetllng. 8b 4 0
Brltton, 2b 8 1
Pat'erson, lb 8 0
Griffith. c... 8 8
Davis, p t 0
Totala
It O. A. E.
2 10 0
0 10 0
0 3 4 0
0 3 0 0
0 0 10
8 6 6 0
0 It 0 0
8 3 8 0
2 0 10
"5 27 14 "o
I.
IT, O. A. E.
110 0
0 8 10
10 0 0
800
1-1 0
2 1 8 0
0 18 0
0 f 0 0
0
1 1
001 01
Hxhn. rf 4 0
Pills. If J 0
Hunter, of 3 0
Jones, lb 4 0
Hartford, as 4 0
Sawyer. 2b 8 0
Kwoldt. 8b 3 0
Breen, c 4 0
t'ogrldga, p 2 1
Totals 30 1
De Moines o 0
Willi I ta 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 3
Left on bases: Dee Moines, S; Wic hita,
... r.... . Aioinea. i; icn-
I's 3 Harlfiue hits: Kwoldt. Tallinn.
Two bar- bits: Jones, Gr ffiih. Stolen
b"s: Halm. Double rilays: Hosp to
lalleison Hoau to Briltun to Patter
son -; Struck oit: Hv MoKrldge. ;
bv Davis. 4. Ha.tea on balls: off Davis,
Wild pitches: Davis. Movri.1i;.-.
Time: 1 :.. Umpire: Van Syckle.
ritre, second game:
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AH. R. If O. A. E
1'allion. rf i 1 i 1 o o
Coast Lrsgse Btrsw.lt.
At Txi Angeles
Pan Francisco
Vernon
Batteries: Fsnnlng and Black
Mitchell and M'tze, Spencer.
At Portlsnd, Ore. ,
T os Angeles
Portland
Batteries: Love and Bassler; Coveles
kle. Evans and Carlach.
At Ran Francisco R II H
Salt Lake City 7 IS 4
Oakland 4 S 1
Batteries: Kll'alv. Flttery. Gregory
end Hannah; Prulett, Remneas and
Kuhn.
R.H K.
..491
..161
; Penly.
R II F3.
.. 1 11 1
..870
R H E,
.11 I
.11 3 3
3 3
3
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Atlsnta 0: Nashville. 3.
Birmingham 1: Memphis, 1; called end
fourteenth inning, darkness.
New Orleans 4; Chattanooga, 1,
Mobile, 6; Uttle Rock, 3.
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Cnok. rf 6
Farktnp., aa..a
Malaal 3b.. 4
Plpn. lb 6 li
Shalton. Cf. .4 I
Hlah. If 3
Boons, lb.. ..I
Kruaaar. ...
Hrowo, p. ..,.4
i Plah.
Totals
0 0 chapman, sa 8
4 IT Hoi h. cf 4
4 tOraiay. If... 8
3 DKlrk. lb... 4
OHmlth. rf....3
Harbiw. 8b .4
3 SWanihax., xb.8
t OO-Nalll. a. ...4
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.Will, 1
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more. Score:
Hampton
Aurora
Batteries: Hampton. Daniels and Car
roll: Aurora, H'ckcnbary and Horken
bary. Struck out: Bv Daniels. 10; by
Hockenbary, 6. Umpires: Power and
Gunnarson,
Collins. Wllllama Earned runs: Chi
Vt'.B',0n. L wSn.1! T WB" 3 to 3 P t "he ninth Inning, when
-J 't1-1 ,a5 5: -'.fl'.1"0"',..!-. r battlns- rally by Hampton netted three
niura on imim. uii rm:i..M.s,. . iia.o.
Off Boehllng. 6 In eleven Inning, none
out In twelfth: off Johnson. 2 In two
lnnln. Struck out: By Russell. 5;
bv Boeh'lng. : by Johnson, 1. Lirvplrewi
Nail In and Dineen.
Vanka Wis la Math.
CLEVELAND. Aug. Sfi -After Cleve
land tied the score In the eighth New
York won in the ninth, 6 to 5, scoring
the winning run nn Cook's single and
stesl, O'Neill's wild throw and Maisel's
single. Ilagerman's lack of control In
th first and Ineffectiveness in the
seventh let New York get Its lesd. Brown
held Cleveland to three hits until the
eighth when he was driven from the box.
Score:
NE7W- TOBK. CLEVET.AND.
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Cambridge Trim Klnaa4,
EUBTIH. Neb., Aug. (Sueclal Tele
gram.) In the second day of the bare
bai Itournament held here Cambrldse de
feated Elwood. Score: H U E.
Elwood 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-1 3 6
Cambridge ...3 00001000433
The second game was played by Willow
Island "! North Platte and went thlr- j
teen Innings, being called on account or
nnrknesa. Score, second gmne: R U E.
Wllllow Wand. .0 01300600000 0-4 3 6
No th Platte ..0 140002010000466
Three game Friday.
Total ....II 1 rt 14 i
Batted for Hsgerman Ir tha seventh.
Hatted for Wambsgansi in the ninth.
Batted for Harstad In the ninth.
Cleveland 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 S 06
New York 8 0 0 0 0 0 10 16
Earned runs: Cleveland, 6; New Tork,
B. Two-base hit: Kirk. Three -base
hits: Roth (2). Stolen basest Pe.kln
bsiigh 121, Msisel. Hits: Off Hagrrinan,
8 in seven ItininKs; off Harstad, 2 in two
innings: off Hi-own 7 in seven and one
third int-.liiK: o f i'.eli. none in one and
i to-:liii. iiiniiiKs. Hunt's on balls: Off
j llagtinuin. 4; off llurslad. 1; off Brown.
4. Struck ou; : By Haseiman. i: by
Harstad I: by Brown, 2. Umpires: Wil
lace and Connolly.
"- H-e Marks.
t'T. LOUIS. Aug. 3C.-ft. lAiii IKUndcd
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Dnda-e Defeats St. P--1.
PODGE. Neb., Aug. 26. (Special.)
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Feature of the game was Andrews'
pitching, be allowing only four hit and
striking out fourteen men. Score. R.H U.
Dodge 4 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0-1 13 1
St. Paul 0 0010000 0-1 13
Batteries: Andrews and Rains; Hhtesen,
Alexander and Roger.
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