THE OMAHA DAILY HEK: TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1002
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VIA CHICAGO OR ST. LOUIS.
Those low rato excursions will start from the
Burlington Station.
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MAKES IT THREE OUT OF FOUR
tftoaha Gets Last Game from Hugh Duffy's
Angsl Boy.
BARBER'S
COARSE WORK THE FEATURE
welled I'm Pitches' Disajnats Crowd by
Bla Insolence and Fnrnlab.ee
Final Delight by Getting;
Beaten la Ninth.
In the tnot sensational finish of the tea
ion Omaha batted In three runs In the
ninth Inning. Monday and won the final
game from Milwaukee I to I. Till that
time the Rangera bad not been able to ac
roraplUh anything worth mentioning with
Barber'i aboota. and 4,000 people went Into
paroxysms of excitement when, against all
their expectations, Frank Oenlni atarted
the final half with a two-bagger. Wilder
rooting than then began waa never seen
In Omaha, and with auch fierce encour
agement stone's three-bagger following
seemed only natural. Thouaanda of women
were in the grandstand and the place was
a sea of "scenery," that rocked and swayed
with tumultuous emotion, aa Dolan came
to bat, with Genius' run safely In and
Stone only one bag from home. An error
of McVicker let Dolan on first and then
Stewart and Oraham struck out. The sus
pense was almoat unendurable aa Hlckey,
who had not made a hit alnce last Friday,
came out. But the man with the batting
average of .213 drove a beautiful single to
left field and the game waa won.
- Barber Diastasis People.
A victory . over auch appalling chances
waa a thing that will long be remembered
by the fans, but there was another feature
of the game. That waa the metamorphosis
of Mr. Barber, pitcher, also bis passing.
From the start this twlrler displayed the
maximum of arrogance and Insolence.
When the fourth Inning had passed and
only one bit bad been made oft blm, ha
welled up like a poisoned pup; the begin
ning of the ninth, with only five single hits
off htm, all one to an inning, and no runs,
found him inflated like a pouter pigeon.
To see this piece Of pomposity pulled
from the pedestal waa almost as much joy
aa the victory Itself, and Barber added to
the general satisfaction by being oh, auch
a hard loser. Even while be controlled the
pat
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aivarklea that never leaves a
bad effect that la a good bv.
crane and a better tonlo that
la Gold Top.
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game he bad thrown down bis glove In a
pet .every time be didn't like the umpire's
decisions. Then when that hitting streak
began In the ninth Barber quit for a min
ute as If be were already whipped. . All
through he bad delayed the game shame
fully, but after Genius' two-bagger It
seemed that he could never be persuaded
to resume the box and throw one up for
Stone. It waa wrangle, wrangle and play
baby. Stone's ball went to middle field
fence, and then there waa more disputa
tion, for Stone made third on a elide, and
the Angela swarmed In to say be bad been
caught at the bag when the ball was fielded
In.
Oenlns Geta the Rowdy.
This offered an opportunity for Barber to
be beautifully chastened, and Frank Gen
Ins did the act. Barber was the first to be
on Roe's neck when he called Stone safe,
andMJenlns, who acored on the hit, looked
back and aaw Barber making passea at the
umpire. Frank waa aa much disgusted
with Barber aa anyone, and he bad no
sooner touched the plate than he ran back
to third and yanked Mr. Barber forcibly
and summarily from the scene of argu
ment, and the twlrler looked at Oenlns
once and decided not to resent It, though
be is the larger man.
Milwaukee beefed more or less all
through the game, and it coat the Angels
dear. O'Brien waa put ont of left field in
the seventh, Hanford going from catch to
that place. After Stone'a hit in the ninth
Thornton went to the bench for too much
gab work and McVicker was brought in
from the field to play first. As apparent
retribution for all this disgusting kicking
Mattle made an error on the very next ball
to first, hit by Dolan to Gatina, and fielded
across by him In good time. Then after
Stewart and Graham had struck out, and
Barber began to swell again with the 8 to 1
chance he bad of winning. Hlckey'a single
waa mishandled by Hanford in left, else
only Btone could have acored on It. while
as It was Dolan came safely in.
Ana-els' Hitting Timely.
The Angela got their runs through the
timely bitting of Duffy and Gatlns. In the
second Duffy singled and Gatlns doubled.
In the fourth Thornton took a pitched ball
in the back, Duffy singled again and Gatlns
followed with another single, scoring the
first baseman. The fielding of Stewart and
Oatlna was great, and Pears played a rock
of ages game at Brat. The crowd was
happy to see Gondlng baok at work. The
Carter, rf
Genlna, rf
Stone, If
Dolan, as
Stewart, lib....
pears, lb
Hlckey, lb
Gondlng, c...
Atloway, p....
Oraham
OMAHA.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
0 1 1 0 0
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Totals J4 I I 27 IT t
MILWAUKEE!
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
O'Brien, If 4 0 i 2 0 0
t.ucla, 0 0 0 0 4 0 0
Corkman, lb 4 1 1 I 0
McVicker, rf and lb.. .4 I 10 1
Thornton, lb t 1 0 11 0 0
Frlcken. rf. 0 0 0 0 0
Duffy, cf 4 1
Gatlns. ss 4 I I I
Hone, 2b 4 0 0 i 1 0
Hanford. c and If 4 $0110
barber, p I 0 0 J J
Totala .14 1 1" U 1
Batted for Pears In the ninth.
Two out when winning run waa made.
Omaha 0 M M M J W
Milwaukee 0 I 0 1 H M M
Earned runs: Omaha, 1: Milwaukee. L
Two-base hits: Genlna. Qatlne, O'Brien.
Three-base hlta: Btone, Duffy. Stolen
buses: Dolan, O'Brien. Hit by pitched
ball: Thornton. Struck out: By Alloway,
I; by Burner, I. I-ft oa basea: Omaha, ;
Milwaukee, 4. Double playa: Stewart to
pears, Hlckey to Stewart to Pears. Time:
1.60. Umpire: Shad Roe.
Millionaires Beat Blnea.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Jury 11 -The
lorala won out In the ninth inning on an
error, a hit. a sacrifice and an outfield hit,
aoorlng two runs. Attendance, tuu. Score:
R H E
Colo. Springe .. t 1 1 1 O S 04 T )
Kansas City ...4 M I il I 1 04 10 t
ntr!aei Onliwao, T-irtn lUvoistu
and Bearwald; Kansas C4ty, Welmer and
Messltt.
Peoria Wins Again.
DES MOINES. July 14. By bunching hlta
Peorta won the last game of the series.
The locals played the better fielding game,
with two double playa to their credit.
Brilliant work by Ball waa a feature of
me corneal. Aiienaance, ew. (score:
, ' . R.H.E.
Jreona I U V V 1 0 0 o a
Des Molnea ....0 00001 00 01 ?
Batteries: Peoria, Cox and Vaughn; Dea
jnumsB, c eeney, tioner ana jDec.
Saints Are Easy.
DENVER, July U-Brashear was hit
hard today. He waa given ragged support
uu uenver naa an easy ume. nail 8
home run with one man on base in the
sixth was St. Joseph's only score. At
tendance, 600. Score;
R.H.K.
Denver 1 0 S S 2 1 o 0 10 it 0
St. Joseph 0 00001000 2 11 t
naileries: uenver, Eyier and McConnell;
St. Joseph, Brashear and Garvin.
Standing of tbo Teaaaa.
' Played. Won. Ixist. P C.
Omaha 71 47 24 .63
Kansas City 7 43 SO .619
Milwaukee M tl 19 .Ml
Deleter 67 25 82 .623
Ol. josepn 7U 84 SS .484
Colorado Springs ... M SO 18 .441
Dea Molnea 68 24 40 .tH
Peoria 61 20 a .117
Games today: Peorta at Omaha, Kansaa
City at Denver, St. Joseph at Colorado
Springs, Milwaukee at Dea Moines.
PEORIA TEAM COMES NEXT
After Threo Days with Distillers,
Itonrkeltea Will Meet Man.
Blagr'a Men.
The Peorta base ball team will come to
Omaha from Des Moines Tuesday and
begin a three-day stand with the Rourke
Ites. Though the Distillers are at present
occupying the tall end place in the per
centage column, that does not speak so
badly for them In view of their accom
plishments of the last ten daya or so. The
team is playing clean ball, and some of
the twlrlera are throwing well. After
Peoria comes Manning's bunch from Kan
sas City, which never falls to evoke the
keenest championing of the local team
here. The Omaha-Peorla line-up will be:
Omaha. Position." '""Peoria.
Pears First base Vaughn
Stewart Second base.. ...... O'Brien
Hlckey Third base.... Tlbald
Dolan Shortstop Ball
Stone Left field..... Moloney
Genlns Center field Croft
Carter Right field Leratte
Gondlng Catcher.... Wilson
Thomas
Brown Pitcher Hart
Graham McUIll
Owens Cox
Alloway Scbafstal
Kearney's Baaner Soiled.
KEARNET, Neb.. July 14. (Special Tele
gram.) The Omaha Originals made the
Kearney ball team bite the dust today.
Score, 10 to . Batteries: Kearney, Pen
dergraft and Burman; Omaha Originals.
Welch and Clara.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
Philadelphia Taken a One-Sided Con
test front St. Leala Owing;
to Popp's Pitching;.
ST. LOUIS. July lt-Phltadelphia won a
rme-alded contest from St. Louis today.
Popp was given a final tryout by 8t. Louis
and pitched miserably. Attendance, 1,600.
Score:
PHILADELPHIA. I ST. LOOIS.
R H.O.A al ft H O. A S.
TSomaa, of... MM FamlL ss.... 4141
rt J J Imoot, el 1114
Hulawiu. a.,1 I I B.rcl.r. ... i 116 1
iMutlu. s.... I II ;iMra. rf..4 1 I
J-nnlnM. lb.. MUM Braahaar. Is.. 0110
Wslta, It 1 Nicbola. lb. .. (Mil
Hallaian. Ib .t t ILrtmas, .. t 114
(Uilda. tb....l II (Ursa, Sill
&.r..r.v.::. i : i
t,. issn-a T9Ui' ,WM
Philadelphia 11011111-4
St. LouU 0000001 0-1
Earned runs: St. Louis. ; Philadelphia.
1. Two-base hlta: Hartman, Smoot, Chllds.
Home run: Barclay. Sacrifice hlta: Jen
nings, Barry. Double play: Chllda to Jen
nlnga. Stolen baaee: Thomaa (2), White,
Jennings. Hit by pitcher: By Popp. t!
First base on balls: Off Popp, I; off Fraser,
I. Struck out: By Popp, 1; bv Fraser, 1
Left on bases: St. Ixmis, t; Philadelphia.
14. Time: 144. Umpires: O Day and
Brown.
Brooklyn that Oat.
CHICAGO. July 14. -The locals shut
Brooklyn out today in another pitchers'
bait!. Chicago ssora4 Iwlea Ui tfes aifUUl
after two men were out on three scratch
i a al,ed bf two steals. Attendance,
CHICAGO. I BHOOKI.VM
. . .. B H.O.A.E.
A. warms, lb 1 i g,i.rri.: t I I
llDolsn. ( 1
t,Dlhln. aa SSI
Ahaara. a 1 4
I. owe, lb l
1
Handrieha rf
Kling. 0 t
bUbdsnn, as.
Bchaaisr. !. 1
Miliar, if..T
Tsj'or, a 1
MoCrsery. lb. 1 11
ln In, lb 1 1
Flood, ...., t
iiusnas. 1 1
'o" !! l Touts . I14 14"
Chicago 00000001 1
Brooklyn 60000000 00
T . . r , juwp. xnree-onire nit:
h...l',c...Pertnc h,tsS Flood 2- Stolen
hallaTV ,r" Dase on
Cantilion. """ fc tB""r'
Plttsbara- Beata Boston.
.IT,!8..BYRO' '"'J' "-Pittsburg won in
: "a . g viii r-j ninifivti ana a
JfJT?"-C?p' After ,nu ,nn,n Willis had
J? merr' 1Botn was aaved a
lindane..:;. fcJoSi " 0Mn'- At
riTTBBURO
, n.H.O.A g.
nr. If 1 t 4
Paauoioot, e(. 1 1 1 o
I 1- K . K . . . . a
7 ' -w..... v a a
Wasnar. rt.... 1 I l
""""i". id. i s u i e
Rl.r.hM k a . . .
Conror, ss..'.! a l a a
simmer. .... 1 1 0
Cooley, of..
Taanay, lb..
Dtuont. lb.
Camay, n..
Laaa. ir
Lone ss...
Borrow
..K.O.A.a.
( T
1 T 4
I (
lit
1
It
Oremlntsr. lb 1 1 1
Meran. e 142
Willis, F 1 1 1
IDLMIB... M 11 fJPI tat aa.a-B- . . . .
" VI IDUkl 1 1 II It
Pittsburg 40OOOgO-4
vieooooo oi
i,(r.lrnna.-run,: -?ltt,bur. 1. Two-bane
Stolen" A,nJ2:"" J"L Wfttner.
. " atnar. uouoio plays :
'tci2.J!L!d' 9?"" Rrtchyey
....... .urn, au ui g ii vo aienncy. jirHt
h,0.""?' v Doheny, ; Jrt WUUs.
York Plays Poarl.
CINCINNATI. July 14.-New Tork out ud
w.:eX..fm't.eUKrL'h.h'bJ.M'' tod"? anS
; i.r " 1 -1' - agen was put
Slfn,0.hl.ht rLund' t'"'ng to Power.
.... i.BBonci, buck Bcorei
CINCINNATI. , NgW TORK.
rnhs. i ..'... .'-.... a.k.o.A
; , - - . vrvaia. or a i
. .... . i - -
rl.,., f
Jonas, rt s
Matbawaoa, II t
Dbd n. lb... .a
Imlta. lk a
Dowsrsua, lb
inr. e
Mar ttt A . .
backl.r. lb... II
rawiora. It.. I
rails, e
14. .AA. Ik. .
Cdrr.nH a
talataldt, lb.'
vsrrio, p
ToUU vM IM
Wliur.
Blawlt, ....
Hoy hit by batted ball.
"Sander out. hit bv hatrawA h.n
v incinnan O1010OA1 a .
- v w v u u u o a An
Ramerl vim.. . . .
. w -. i .....kli, a wo-Dase
s Sin Ktlll-.. Jorn.'" Bl"J?r' Mathewaon.
btolen baaes: Currle. Corcoran t,,wi.
lays: Yeager to Wagner. Mathewaon to
1; off Blewlt. A Struck Liii itZ ..LJ!'
Powa. BX'wlU 1 Tlm,:
taadi.at of tbo Toansa.
Plav.Al W .
wtuburg i
gton M M o
Brooklyn ... Ii m
Chicago 70 tl M
Bl. AaIUIO 7 so ' XI
PhiladelnhlA 71 in
Cincinnati 67 ts M
Mew Tork 70 24 is
Oamea today; Brooklyn at Chicago,
Tork at ClncinnaU, Philadelphia at
IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Toledo Is Shat Oat by Lonlavllle oa
Aeeaant of Fallaro to
re.
.771
.M
.Ml
.529
.4tg
.423
.tit
.141
New
St.
Hit Doakle.
TOLEDO. Jnlv
today on account
Attendance, tu6.
LOUIS VI IXs.
ft. HO.
nrawr, of.... Ml
Beaaar, aa ... ill
Oauaal, lb ... 11
rieurnar. If.. I 1 I
karwia. rf.... til
Oamaoa. Ik.. 1
tohaab. lb.... It
sehrifsr, s... 1 I 4
DaskltV ....
14 Toledo was shut out
of Inability to hit Dunkle.
Score:
I evt airwi
as a.ai.o.A.a.
lHaanaaaar. M a a
9 Bums, lb
1 Tartar, lk...
Owaas, aa
Maaay, rt
SnHh. lb
Gllka. af
'KMnew, e...
tiMuot, a.... (
III
I
1
4 1
1
I J
Tata la II II u it Totals a a u ii a
kouljvllle ...l I 1 HIM M
Toledo MlllUt-0
Earned runa: Iuisvllle, A Two-base
tlu; Turner. Clvmtr U. fichauU. fiapuer.
O-r. 1 a..A. 1.11. T3 . . . . .
, . . will. III' . . I. I I . .
Oilks, Oanrel, lunkle. Double play: Oan-
i to Moaner lo unnnnn. utrura out: &y
McNenl. 1: bv Dunkle. 1. I'aKSed bail:
Schrlver. ' Basea on balls: Off McNenl. 1;
off Dunkle, A Time: 1:W, Umpire: Tyn-
oau.
Millers Los oa Errora.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. July H Terrors
cost Minneapolis the opening game of the
series with Milwaukee today. Qulllln
fielded poorly, throwing the ball Into the
bleachers In the ninth. Werrien was In
jured by Mcltrlde a spikes in the alxth
and dropped the ball, letting In two runa.
Attendance, i.umi. ecore:
ILWAl-KEg. , MINNEAPOLIS.
H.H.O.A.g. R.H.OAS.
4
I
1
1 I t
lWrSa, lb... 1 II I
BT.rm, .... 1 I 1
Qulllln. as.... 1
(Irani, lb 1
Sporer, p
Diiasan. If... I 1 !Lanrh. ef 1
A. MrHrMa, f I Illr, If
SrklvbK-k. Ik I 4 0 I'tar . lb
Hallman. IT.. 1 I Wllmot, rt . ..
1 I
I 1
14
C'llnirmaa, ss. I I 1
Runkl.. lb. i. 14 1
O MrRrlds, lb 1
Croaa. e I
Klllott, a I
l" lunar
Totals. ..... T 1 17 u ii
I Totals I I IT II t
'Batted for Sporer In ninth.
Milwaukee 00001410 1-T
Minneapolis 11000000 01
Earned runs: Minneapolis, i: Milwaukee,
1. Two-base hits: Cllnamnn. Dunann.
Three-base hit: Qulllln. Wild pitch: El
liott First bane on balls: Off Sporer, 2;
off Elliott, 1. Hit by pitcher: By Elliott,
Lally. Struck out: By Elliott, S: by
Sporer, 1. Left on bases: Minneapolis, I;
Milwaukee, . Btolen basea: Qulllln, Wll
mot. Clingman, Runkle. Sacrifice hlta:
Phvle UuTllln. Double Plays: Grant to
Werden, Phyle to Grant to Werden. Time:
1:36. Umpire: UaakelL,
Cogaa Easy After Foartb.
ST. -PAUL. Julv I I'd to the fourth
Inning Cogan bowled the Kansaa City men
down in one, two, three order. After that
it waa a rout and a slaughter or the locale.
Attendance, w. score:
KANSAS CITY. I IT. PAUL.
R.H.o.A.a I n h.iva a.
Rnthruss, rf., I I 1 Oolor, If 1 I I
eaTino. e s i e
Oras. lb.... 1 I 1
Nance, ef Ill
Leewa, aa Ill
Smith, if Ill
MoAnd'ws. Ibl 1 1
Thlal, lb I 1 I
Wolfe, p I
I'll lard, lb... 1
Sbannoa, ef . .
Farsuaoa, lb. I
Lumlar, rf... 1 I
Hussiss, lb.. 1
Hurley, t t
Lynch, aa.... 1
Coian, p 1
4 1
1
4
I
I I
I 1
Totala 1 It II ll Totals I I 17 14 I
Kansas City 00010408 4-19
St. Paul 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 01
Earned runa: Kansaa City, S. Two-base
hits: Ferguson. Nance. Bevllle. Three.
base hlta: Nance. Smith. Iowe. Home
runs: Kothfus, Grady. Sacrifice hits:
uraay. rxance. stolen base: Oeler. First
base on balls: Off Cogan, 1; off Wolfe, 1.
First base on errors: Kansaa City, 6. Ief t
on bases: St. Paul, 6; Kansas City, A
Struck out: By Wolfe, 4. Double play:
Lynch to Ferguson. Time: 1:62. Umpire:
Foreman.
Its
Played. Won. Lost P.C.
liOUIsvllle 71 62 2 .72
Indianapolis 71 44 2ft .648
St. Paul 71 43 31 .1)75
Columbus 73 34 29 .540
Kansaa City 71 31 40 .463
Milwaukee 72 32 40 . 444
Minneapolis 73 29 44 . 397
Toledo 71 28 61 .311
Games today: Milwaukee at Mlnneannlia
Louisville at Toledo, Indlanapolla at Co-
lumuus, jiansas i;uy ai BL A-aui.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
Waakington Takea Ita Foartb Cos.
aeoatlvo Game from Baltimore
by Heavy Hitting.
WASHINGTON. July U-Washlngton
took Its fourth consecutive game from
H.IHmnr. tn.lnu Ww 1.14.1 v-t.i
......... v . j jj " " j iiitiiiiaj. xmiu-
rnore tied the score in the ninth inning, but
ingiea Dv cary ana Ely, followed by
Clarke a drive over the fence, won the
aw. iimuaniBj e,ixa ocore:
WA8HIN OTON. I BALTIMORB
Fran, ef 1 I
lorla, lb I 1
Dtlehantr, If. 1
t-ousblln, Ik. 1
Lea. rf 1
Carey, lb 1
El) , al
Clarke, e t
Carries, p.... I
n.H.O.A.B
I
0
7
I
4
1
1 1
1
I I 1
I
00
JlfitMiry, ID....
Selbacb. If
Wllllama. tb.. I
Seymour, cf. . 1
Breanahan, e. I
Howell, rf.... I
Gilbert, ss....
Orlar, lb
shields, p
Totals It 1 17 I I
K.H.O.A.B.
111
I
I
I
11
I
11
111
1
McOlnnttr, p. e 0 0
Totala..!... s ii.u a a
-in one out when winning run waa made,
Washington 4 0 4 1 0 0 0 110
Baltimore 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 33
Earned rune: Waehlngton, 4; Baltimore,
1. Two-base hit: Seymour. Three-baae
hlta:- Carrlck, Howell, Kelly. Home run:
Hrinflhon SrnlaM Kn.... SJ ... K i. 1 1 .
Sacrifice hit: Shields. Baaes on balls: Off
i:. Diueiae, o. oirucK out: ay
V"'. . J - wnaooi ntininsion. s:
Baltimore, 6. Passed ball: Breanahan.
Wild pitches: Shields, McGlnnlty. Time:
1:10. Umpires: Johnstone and Carruthers.
A-niiiies neat Boston.
PHILADELPHIA, July 14The home
team defeated Boston this afternoon In an
exciting ten-inning game by good consecu
tive hitting. Philadelphia tried a new
pitcher named Howard Wilson, and he
riiBuo a gooa impression. Attendance. 1.733
Score:
PHILADELPHIA. i BOSTON.
R. HO. A. C.I K.H.O.A 1!
Hartsel if.... I II Dougherty, If 1 1 1
Hum, ef 14 Colllna, lb..,. 1 1
pTla, lb I 14 Olaaaoa, ef... 1 1 4 a
I Crass, lb.. 114 stabL ef 1
neyiMiia, n... o a a o v rroemsD, rr. . O 1 1
Murvhy. lb... t 1 1 Parent, aa 1 1 s a
Ii. Cross, ss.. C 1 1 1 La Chance, lb, 1 i
Schrack. a.... I I 1 1 Ferris, lb.... 1 I 4
Wilson, p.... 111 Crelier, e.... 1 I
. Young, p I I t
i ovale lunii i
ToUll m n
"Two out when winning run scored.
Philadelphia 0 00100010
Boston 0 01000010 01
Earned runs: Philadelphia, 4. Two-base
nits: Btani, rereni, loung. Hartsel (2), L.
Cross. Three-base hit: Seybold. Stolen
bases: Collins. Freeman. Parent. Tvft on
bases: Philadelphia, 7; Boaton. 1. First
case on oaus: un xoung, i; on Wilson, L
Struck out: By Young, 1; by Wilson. 1.
Time: 1:40. Umpire: Connelly.
Standing of the Teams.
, Plaved. Won. Lost. P.C.
Chicago 64 41 23 .641
Boston 70 8 31 .677
Philadelphia 65 M 29 .654
St. Louis 64 34 32 . 616
Washington 70 S3 17 .471
Cleveland 70 31 39 .441
Baltimore 69 30 39 . 436
Detroit 67 17 40 .403
Games today: Cleveland at Boston, Chi
cago at Philadelphia, St. Loula at Balti
more, Detroit at Waehlngton.
SUNDAY BALL PLAYERS HELD
Nebraska City Team Arrested
Breaking Sabbath and Re
leased on Bond.
(or
NEBRASKA CITY. Neb.. Julv 14 (Hn.
cial ) The base ball club was arrested yes-
ierujr lur piaying uau on eunaay ana
today the ease was called In Judge Hill's
court.
The defense demanded a chans-a nf vnm
on the ground that Judge Hill, who is
clerk of the Baptist church, could not glvs
a fair trial. Tbo question waa fought bit
terly and the entire morning was con
sumed in argument. The change was
finally agreed to and the defense took a
three daya' atay.
The men were releaeed under a hnnt nt
I2o0 to aooear for trial Thuradav mmin.
at t o'clock.
There waa a mass meeting or those who
do not approve of the attempt of the so
called Law and Order league to run the
town aa they see At this evening at which
the action of the league waa roundly con
demned. The people of the city are ex
cited to the point where thev take a. at.nrf
either for or against the ball team end the
majority Kim 10 oe in tavor Ol me fans.
Crowoll Meets Its Waterloo.
BEEMER. Neb.. July 14 fRnerio.il
Crowell waa avalanched by Beemer on the
diamond here yeaterday. Score:
Beemer 0 4 4 4 4 1 B 1 4-M
Crowell 0000010001
Batteries: Beemer Sullivan and PVhil.
man; Crowell, Burkett and Pulslfer. Struck
out:. By Sullivan. 21: by Burkett, I.
Fart Dodge Ulna Good Oat.
FORT DODGE la.. Julv 14. fSneclal Tel.
egram.) Fort Dodge downed Webster City,
10 i, louay in au vxciung game replete
with hard hitting, brilliant fielding and
errora Webster City tied the score In
ine nintn ana rorr. uoage netted out th
winning run in Its half with one man out.
Batteries: Fort Dodge. Mllllken WKIti..
more and Rudd; Webster City, Easlcke and
Harper.
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today, to 1. putting; Randolph In second
place In the Northeast Nebraska league.
Kerned runs: Randolph, 6; Colerldxe, 0.
Hlta: Randolph, 12; Coleridge, t. Struck
out: By Gilliam, 11; by Noyea,. . bat
teries: Randolph, Ollllam and PharTer;
Coleridre. Noyea and Wooda. Umnlre:
Turner.
Y. M. C. A. ATHLETIC CARNIVAL
Flao Proiram of Sport to Bo Offered
at Asaea Avenue Park
Satarday.
The Athletlo park at Twenty-fifth atreet
and Ames avenue Is belli put into shape
for the big athlette meet on Saturday next.
The west tennla court Is aa rtne as could
be wished and the east court will be In
good condition in a day or two. Two men
are at work on tne track and It will be
very fast by Saturday.
The baae ball games promise good exht
bltlona of fast work. The Younar Men's
Christian association team that will ulav
against the Houth Omaha team Is composed
vi a last ioi or ruling Players wno are
rapidly developing. The YVlUard brothera,
who played on the basket ball team that
won the state championship last year,
make a good battery. Karr, the fastest
little catcher In Omaha, Is batting well
this season. Foley. Nordstrum. U hi 1 heart
Hanson, Kevan, Williams and Erlctcson
are putting up good, clean base ball. They
will make their larger opponents from
South Omaha play hard to win.
oi courae it goes without raying that the
game between Lee-Qlasa-Andre.sen and the
Old Guard will be very faat and exciting.
John Francis will be seen In the role of
umpire In the above game and Mr. Purkey,
the Iron muacled man, will be on hand to
protect the umpire.
The entrlea are besinnlna to nmi In on
by Thursday night there ought to be forty
or fifty entries on the list. Entries close
Thursday. Handicap will be announced In
Friday morning's papers.
DRIVES IN RECORD TIME
Hamlin's Paoer with Geere la Balky
Takes First Heats of Chamber
af Commerce Stake.
DETROIT. July 14. C. J. Hamlin's anlen.
did black paoer, Direct Hal. with Ed fleers
in the sulky, made memorable the open
ing of the Detroit Driving club's blue rib-
Don meeting at urosae i'olnte this after
noon by winning the first heat of the
Chamber of Commerce 15.000 stake In the
record time of JkV Thla Is a world s
record for the first winning heat of a
green horse.
. sever inunaersiorm nooaea tne track
after two heata in both the Chamber of
Commerce atake and the 1:16 trot had
been driven, and necessitated putting the
finish of these two events and the 2:18
trot and 2:07 pace over until tomorrow,
when racing will begin at 1 o'clock and
both days' programs will be finished If
possible.
Nearly 8.000 people were on the ground
when the first heat of the Chamber of
Commerce was called. The sky waa cloudy
then. Junius had the pole, with Direct
Hal second. The horses were given the
word on the second score. It was Junius
first, with Direct Hal second, to the half
mile poat, where Elderone went around
with a burst of speed and took the lRd.
As the horses came into the stretch 1U
derone led Direct Hal by two lengths, with
Junius third. Then Oeers made one ol
his famous drlvea In the atretch and Di
rect Hal won from Elderone by half a
length. The official time by quarters for
the record mile was: 0:32, 1:0&T4. 1:864,
V. J. Hamlin and several others
caught Direct Hal's time for the last Quar
ter at 0:2V4.
Direct Hal broke within ten feet of the
start in the second heat and paced fifth
clear around to th atretch. where he
brought the occupnsiQ of the grandatand to
their feet cheering by making up five
lengtha and winning from Elderone by
nearly a length. Direct Hal brought 5-i0
and the field $150 in the pools just before
the first heat.
Pug, the favorite In the M5 trot Won
the first heat from Oavatta In the 'home
stretch. Silver Sign won the second heat
by a head. Results:
Class J:l. trotting, purse $1,500 (unfin
ished): Pug, g. g , by Dee n wood (Merrlfleld).. 1 S
Silver Sign. b. h. (O DIIlon) 4
Oavatta. b. m. (Dlckeraon) (
General Johnson, blk. g. (W. James) I 4
Byble H, s. m. (McLaughlin) I I
Uuth M, b. m. (J. C. Miller) 4
Time: M2i, MOV
Class 1:24. pacing. Chamber of Commerce
stake, I&.OUO (unfinished):
Direct Hal. blk. s., by Direct (Oeers).. 1 1
Klderone, b. g. (Stuart) j
Cubanola, blk. h. (Greer) 4 j
Junlua, ch. b. id. Saunders) I a
Gold Hrlck, blk. g. (Sear) 4
Dr. Hammond, ch. g. (Welch) f 4
King Charles, ch. g. (Mahoney) .... Ids
Elastic Pointer, b. a. (Husaey) s
International Queen, ch, m. (II. Hear-
sey) a,
Beausant, b. s. (SrhafTer) ds
Time: 2:0614, 2:04.
Hide Aasoelatloa Meets.
LONDON, July 14.-The annual meeting
of the International Rifle association
opened today on HiMiey Common. The new
comers were numerous. The early part of
the week will be taken up mlth minor com
petitions, shooting for the king's prUe
will commence July 2L
