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fcORftlNG GAME FULL OF WRANGLES
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Omaha won yesterday morning's game
from De Moines off two pltchcra by a scors
of I to J. First tha local won from Hollar
In four Innings br 1 to 0. Then, becsuss
Hbat twlrler beefed ao continually on
;TJmplr Abbott's ball and strike Judg
omenta, he waa put ont of tba came br
Jthat official. Morrison waa substituted to
tart tba fifth and Omaha won from him
4 to J. batting him all over tha lot In tha
eighth Inning.
, Rourke's men put up gams far su
perior to that of Sunday. The1 morning Is
traditionally a poor time of day for baaa
ball players and a cool one la etlll 'worse.
;Howver, there was a spunk and a keen
Ca about moat of tba work of the
ahans that waa good to see. It seemed
jas If they couldn't do enough to suit them
selves. Tha sole unpleasant feature waa
squabbling with tha umpire, of which there
was much by both teama, but especially
by Qulnn and hla crowd.
Thla Is tha flrt time an umpire has had
nrach trouble la Omaha since tha crusade
against the fraternity waa on a eoupla of
montns ago. But It ahould be aatd In ex
tenuation that Abbott waa very yellow in
neveral cases. Once or twice a man was
atkllfc Vllasf. flat aaraaa ?A tflar '1 vliia 4Th an La aa
pt coat Frank Oenlne fire bones to tell
.Abbott this In so many words.
Oa of Tfcomae' Freaks.
There waa one rldleuloua feature. In
the seventh Thomaa atood on first and
'Oondlng sacrificed him to second with a
ball along first baa line. Abbott called
tha ball a foul and Thomaa was brought
back.' Oondlng Immediately put another in
the same place and Thomaa waa down to
econd with it, but came back when be
aw rhara tha ball had gone, aa he was
aura Abbott would say "foul" again. So
Oondlng waa out, with a aacrlflce hit to his
credit that wasn't a aacrlflce, aa Thomas
was still on first. He came near getting
caught coming back, and tha people were
treated to tba unusual speotacla of seeing
man daah madly for first baaa the wrong
way around.
Graham gar three hits and pitched ball
plenty good enough to win most of the time.
In tba ninth, however, an error by Dolan,
hit by pitched ball, a fielder's choice,
one single and a long fly . let la two runs
for Des Moines. With a beautiful catch of
line fly, Ston nipped the visitors' only
other chance in the bud. This was la tha
Ightb, when Graham grew very careleaa
and after two outa put two men on bases
with four balls each. Clark's single made
It three and tha strong hitter, O'Leary,
waa at bat. At that time Omaha had but
two runs and It looked very gloomy.
O'Leary hit out over tha lnilelders, a low,
hard ' drive. Eton ran Ilka a deer and
took It at hla knees. The crowd went wild.
Omaha acored In tha fourth with two
Ingle) and a hit br pitched ball, Thomaa'
beautiful single bringing In both talllea. In
tha eighth Dolaa's double and alnglea by
Carter, Oenlna, Thomaa and Oondlng
amassed four. mora.' Omaha had heap bits
all tba war, Dolan throwing in a beautiful
triple in tha sixth that counted for noth
ing la tha acora, but looked good. About
100 people aaw tha game. Tha acora l
, r, - OMAHA.
. AJo. R. H.
O. A. EL
4 0 0
10 0
11 1 I
8T U 1
i A. Eo
5 I s
io o o
3 55 "i
Rtona. If.
Carter, rf... .........
Genina, 8b.
Dolan. as .. .......
Ftewart, 2b.....
Thomas. lb,MM.
Oondlng, c.......
Graham. o
! i !
fears, cf .
Totals .'. . 10
: , ; . , DES MOINES.
AB. R. R.
Clark, of...
O'Leary. aa.
4
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
uuinn, zd
Pavla. lb
liackof. If....
Warner, rf.
Iturg, Sh. s.. ......
Hansen,- o....
Hotter, p
Morrison, p
Totals 81 1
Stewart out In aecond for attempting
to bunt third atrike.
Omaha 0 0 0 I 0 0 4
Des Moines...; 00000088
Earned rune: Omaha, 4. Three-base hit;
Dolan. Two-base hlta: Stewart Davis
Sacrifice hlta: Carter, Oondlng. Stolen
bases: Stewart Dolan. Double nlav
Hansen to Qulnn. Baaea on balls: Oft
Oraham, J; oft Hoffer, 2. Hit by pitched
ball: By Oraham, 1; by Hotter, 1; by Mor
rison, 1. Struck out: By Oraham, 8; by
Hoffer, l: by Motrlson, 1. Left on baaea:
Omaha, 6: Dea Molnea, . Tim of game:
Liu umpire: Aboott
Afteraooa Gaaa.
Five thousand people saw Omaha wla tha
afternoon gams la a crawl by a score of t
to 1. -It was simply a ease of outbat, out'
field and out tally. While Brown was a
puEile to the Undertakers, Feeney let the
Indifferent local hitters slam thirteen safe
ones off him, four mora than a bag; while
very man on the Omaha team fielded sharp
and clean and was la ths gams at every
turn, the visitors exhibited soma work that
was notably ragged; ths bungling belag
specially apparent la tha case of Catcher
Welgerdt, who was allowed to go three la
dings. Omaha's first rua cam la the second,
, and waa acquired la a peculiar manner.
Dolan bit safe for Just one corner, and
without any assistance from another bat
ter, finished ths circuit on a passed ball,
which Welgerdt let roll out the gate rather
tbaa chase It hard. It came In hla mitt
la the first place, too, but he allowed It to
bounce out and away, while watching Jos
for a steal.
Well, Oa-taba took another that laalng,
tour mora In the third on only two hits,
ons In .the fifth and two In the elgth on
Carter' three-bagger. Everybody on ths
team but Qenlns made a alt, and such a
aticker aa Pitcher Brown took two, oae 'a
tws-aacker. '
Feeney cannot be blamed much. Ths
support he received was disconcerting, to
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I'., corner lain end Ddss tH., Omaha,
kkU cvaU leaiaig IU Visa's Ua,
say the least. Even old Joe Qulnn with
hla catcher waa worked en the double steal
cleanly In tbe third by Orahara aad Carter,
the latter scoring. The same thing failed no
ticeably when O'Leary and Qulan tried it oa
8tewart and Oondlng. Then the t'nder
takera made but four hits, and Feeney
didn't bare a chance anywhere to win.
Dee Molnea took ita sole tally on a double
hit followed by a baaa on balls and a single
la tha third.
"Daeky" Hals Shews I s.
'Ducky" Holmea arrived from the Detroit
American league team In the morning, and
was on deck for the afternoon game. He
played left la beautiful style, Backof re
placing Burg at third. The score:
OMAHA.
AB. R.
H.
Btone, If...
Carter, rf..
Oraham, cf
0
Oenlrrs, 3b
Dolan, as
Btewart, 2b
Thomas, lb
Oondlng, c
.. 4
.. 4
Brown, p.......
Totals...- 35 t 13 37 16
DES MOINES.
AB. R. H. O. A.
Hark, cf 4 0 0 1 0
O'Deary, aa 2 0ft t
Vfulnn, Zt 4 0 12 2
Holmes, it 4 o l 4
Davis, lb I 0 11 0
Hackor, lb I v 1 2 S
Warner, rf 2,0 0 0 0
Feeney, p 10 0 12
Welrerdt. o 1110 1
Do beck, Cee X V 0 0 1
Totals 22 1 4 24 It I
Omaha 0 2 4 0 1 0 0 1 I
Des Moines 001000000-1
Earned runs! Omaha. 4: Dee Molnee, 1.
Three-base hit: Carter. Two-baee hits:
Btewart, Btone, Brown, Welgerdt. Sacrifice.
nit: Thomas. Btoien oasee: carter (Z),
Oraham, Holmes. Double playa: Dolan to
Thomaa, Hackor to u Leary to Davis.
First baaa on balls: Off Brown. 8: off
Feeney, 2. Hit by pitched ball: By Feeney,
1. Struck out: By Brown, 4. Passed bell:
Welgerdt. Left on bases: Omaha, 4; Dea
Molnea, 4. Time: 1.20. Umpire; Abbott.
Brewers Wla Oa aad Los Oa.
KANSAS CITT. Sept 1. Although
Swormstedt held Kansas City down to
three bit In the first game, tbe home team
won out through errora by the vlsitora.
Milwaukee took a lead of three runs In
the first Inning of the last game and waa
never headed. Attendance, 2,000. Bcore,
first game:
K.H.D.
Milwaukee ... 001001000 I I I
Kansas City.. 02000100 281
Batteries- Kansas Cltv. Welmer and
Messltt; Milwaukee, Swormstedt and Lucia.
Bcore. aecona game:
R.H.E.
Kansas City.. 000001000-22
Milwaukee ... 200000100-41
Batteiiea: Kansas Cltv. Nichols, Messltt
and Kemmer; Milwaukee, Adklna and
Lucia.
it. Joseph ta tha Whole Thtaar.
ST. JOSEPH. Sent. 1 Flv thousand peo
ple aaw St. Joseph defeat Peoria In two
gamea today. Score, first game:
St Joseph..... 3000vlS00-e73
Peoria I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-2 I
Batteiiea: St. Joseph. Glada and Roth:
Peoria, Jones and Wilson.
ec ore, aecona gam:
R.II.E3.
St. Joseph 00081181 0-11 16 0
Peoria 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 18 f 8
Batteries: St. Joseph. McFadden and
Garvin; Peoria, Faulks and Uanford.
Deaver la Abasia' Baa.
DENVER. Sent L Denver won a double-
header by superior all-around playing, The
second game was called in the seventh in
ning on account oi u argues, ucoree:
First rame: R.H.E.
Denver 0 MiHtlHUi
Colo. Springe ..0 0 0 0 8 0 1 0 04 T 8
Batteiiea: Denver. Mosklman and Wil
son; Colorado Sprlcf Jonea and Hauaen.
Second same: R.H.EL
Denver I 20200- 14 2
Colorado Bprlnga ...1 0 1 1 14 U 2
Batteries: Denver. Eyler and McOonnalLt
Colorado Springs, Foreman and Hauaen.
gtaateUaar of tha Tessas.
Plaved. Won. Ixst.
PC.
.&tu
.61
.m
.661
MO
.427
.407
.294
Mllwaokew ..IMH.11I 70
48
Omaha u.....llft H
Kanaas City... D 6
47
60
El
6ft
67
67
81
Denver ....m.m......iis v
St Joseph..., 117 C2
Colorado Bprlnga... .117 60
Des Moines... 118 4
Peoria IIS 84
No gamea today.
GAMES OF NATIONAL LEAGUE
Hevv fork loses t Bt. Lawis Beeaas
f Bags Fleldlaai at
, All Tlaaea. ,
NEW TORK. Sent 1. Th New Torks
losfth morning game through their ragged
neiaing. 'iney nit me Den muco naraer
than Bt Louis did, but mlsplaya by Browne,
Lauder and McGann loat the gamea. Bt
Loula fielded splendidly. Curry was bit hard
oy Mew xorK ana Murpny repiacea mm.
Attendance. 2.200. Bcore:
sr. Lotus. I tnnr yoric.
R.U.O.A B.! U-H.O.JL.X.
famlL th... I
4 2
1 4
4
Browns, It...
4 Duns, so.....
4 Madan, lb., i
0 Bnxlls. et..
4 howormsn, e t
Lsadsr, lb.. 1
Smith, tk.... S
Crania, rf... S
4 Taylor, .... 4
4 Mattk'v'a . 4
1 4
SaoM. St.... s
Btmlsr. If...
Donovan, rf. 1
Km nr. m... S
i
2 14
t I
1 I
I
r
1 6
Bruhoar, lb. f II
Hsrtaiaa. Is. 1 I 1
Rroa,. ....... SSI
Currr. p 1
2
Marphr, ... 44
ToUla 4 T It II 41 Totals 4 11 IT 14 I
Batted for Taylor In ninth.
Bt Loula 201S00004-4
New York 08011000 04
First baaa on errors: Bt. Louis, 4. Left
on base: New York, 8; St, Loula, 4. First
bass on balla: orr Taylor, l; off Murphy, L
Struck out: By Taylor. 8; by Murphy, L
Three-base hit: McOann, Two-base hits:
Cronln, Brodle, Curry Mtolen basest
Brodle. Lauder. Browne. Bmoot (2). FarrelL
Smith. Double play: Kruger to Farreil to
Braahear. Hit by pitched ball: By Taylor,
. unwi runs: xora a lime: l:iJ.
Umpires: Latham and Irwin.
Makee ft Tvra Straight.
Bt. Louis also won the afternoon esma.
hitting Mathewson hard and again fleldlnc
cleverly. The visitor bunted a good deal
and thla sort of play seemed to rattle the
local Infield. Attendance. liWO. Score, aft
ernoon larai;
ST. LOUIS. t NEW TORK.
R.H.O A . I n. H.O.A C
rairalL Ib... 1 I T I Browne.. If... i i
Sraoot, ef 4
8 4
8 I
1 1
s eiuuns, ss e 1 I 4 ;
4 McUeaa, ih., 4 8 14 !
1 4;Brodle. ef.... 4 111
I Bow.rman, e. I 1 4 I
4 ( Lauder, lb.... 1 I I 4
I 0 Smith, lb.,.. 1114 1
4 sk'rouln,' rt.... 0 I t I i
I Slslathewaoa. p I 1 4 4
Barclay, U. .. I
Donovan, rf..
Kruaar. SB... 1
I I
Braahoar, lb.. 1 1 14
Hart man. lb,. 4 11
O'Neill, S....1
Terkea. 4
1 I
I 4
TsUls I 11 It U e Tot la I U 17 It
Bt. Louis 0 88800-
New York 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1-2
Earned runs: New York. 1: St. Louie. 2.
First base on errors: St. Louis, 8. I .eft
on baaea: New York. 8; St. Louis. 8. First
base on balls: Off Mathewson, i. Struck
out: By Mathewson. Ji; by Yerkes, 1. Two-
osse nit: i.auuer. riaorince hits: Braehear,
O Nell. Kruger. Stolen bases: Krusrr.
Smith, Cronln. Double play: Farreil to
rasnear. wild pi tones: Mathewson (2),
Yerkes (2). Umpires; Latham and Irwin.
Time: i:tu.
Reds Los to Bostoa.
BOSTON, Mass., Sept. 1. Rasrged fielding
by the vlsitora In the eeventh and ninth
innings of this morning s game gave the
victory to Boston. Eascon waa batted hard
throughout, but stupid base running in the
eighth kept the visitors' ecore down. Thlel
nan a pasaea proved very costly. Attend
ance, i.yju. Bcore : . , .
BOSTON. I CINCINNATI.
k H.O.A E I R.H.O.A.E
rsaier, ir.... ill siuaniis. n... Sill
Tenner, lb., lift Bevkle. 16 . till
Demont, lb.. 1
( aiaer. rf .. 1
Orem'sr, Ib. 4
4 4 1 4 t'rewturd, rf. I 1 4 I
111 Seymour, tt. I I I I
118 4 Pelta, Sb 4 111
111 I ronoras. as. I I 1 I
111 Stalnrai. k. 4 41 1
14 1 l'Malouer. ... 4 1 4 4
4 1 4 ailbleliuaa, p. I 4 4 I
Lu.k. cf..
Laos, SS. ,
Moras, s.
Eaatoa, p.
ToUla ,
T 4 17 14 I Totals I 1J-H 11
Two out when winning run acored. '
Boston 414180 2 T
Cincinnati 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 14
Earned rune: Boston, 1; Cincinnati, 8.
j wo-Dase nua: tteckley, Corcoran (i'l
Oremlnger. Sacrifice hits: Lting. B'.elnfeld
4.21. Stolen bases: Moran. Crawford. Double
Play; Stelnfeld to Plots to Berkley First
base on balls. Oft Esston, 1: off Thlelman
i. Hit by pitcher: by Thlelman, 1. Stru
out: By Eaaton, 8: by Thlelman, 4. Passad
ball: Moran. Wild pitch; Las ton. Time
16. Umpire: O Day.
Hea Cet Et,
Cincinnati batted MaUu-key bard in the two
Bret lanlng of the afleroou gam st oring
i.' runs ana inning tne game, fools
Uiuugb UAsuadv, luanaacd lo keep th
home team's hlta well scattered and unpro
ductive of runs.. Attendance, 4.43i.
CINCINNATI. . BOSTOK.
R.H.O A.R.' H It f) A B.
Dnnlln. If.... Ill
rlMv. lb . I 1 1
t'nolKT, If ... 4
S Tnnr. lb... 4
tmont, lb.. 4
0.rm-T, rf f
1 I
4 It
4 4
t'rawford, rt.. 4 4 4
S-rmour. rf . . 4 I I
PIU, 2b til
I'drrorin, M.. 4 11
tlnf-ld. lb. 1 I 1
Prsm, e.... ' 1 I
Pool, a 14 4
IKirofnlncor, It 1
l.u.h. cf 1
lon. m t
Klttliilso, .. 1
Mtlitk.r. .. S
ltxtr 1
Totals.
I in I
Toiala 4 11)11 4
Batted for Malarkey In the ninth.
Cincinnati 2 8 0 0 0 0 1 0 07
Boston 0 2 0 0 0 0 24
Two-baee hits: Seymour 2. Three-base
hit: Pelts. Home run: Klttridge. Btoien
base: Lush First base on bails: Oft Ma
larkpy, 1; off Poole. 4. Hit by pitched ball:
By Poole, L Struck out: Bv Malsrkpy, 3;
by Poole, 4. Time: 1:48. Umpire: O Day.
Barke'a toaa; Hit Wlaa liaane.
NEW TORK. Sept. 1 With Brooklyn one
run to the good In the hpulnnlna of the
ninth Inning the I'lttshurg batters got at
Donovan's carves and pounded out two
rune of the . earned variety. Ieach and
Wagner singled, Tannehlll suppllfd a aacrl
flce and Burke's long hit to right brought
In both the tleing and winning runs, aa the
home team could not get a man as far aa
second base in the latter half of th final
Inning. Attendance, 4,500. Bcore:
PITT8BITRO.
BROOKLYN.
R.H.O A B.
K HO A B
Ctar. If 4
Beaumont, cf 4
Iach. lb.... 8
Wasnar. lb.. 1
Tannehlll. rf. I
Burks, lb.... 4
Conror, as..,
Clramor, a... 1
Chasbrs, e... s
I
I
Sharker. U. 4 4 I 1 4
k irr. rr... e i s s e
Dolan, ef.... S4I41
lahln, aa... 4 14 14
MrCraarr, lb 1 1 4 4 4
flood. Ib.... 1 1 I I 1
Irwin. Ib 1 t I 1
harn. c. ... 4 1 4 1 4
DonoTaa, a. 4 4 1
Kliaoa 4 4 4 4
Touts
4 I 17 4
Touts
i in i i
Batted for Donovan In ninth Innlnsj.
Pittsburg 0000001124
Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0-2
Earned runs: Pittsburg, i; Brooklyn, 1.
Left on bases: Pittsburg, 8; Brooklyn, 7.
Three-base hits: Keeler, Flood. Sacrifice
hit: Tannehlll. Btoien bases: Clark, Dolan.
Double Plays: Bherksrd to McCreery; Con
roy to Wagner. Firet base on balls: Oft
Donovan, J; off Chesbro, 1. Hit by pitched
ball: By Donovan, 1; by Chesbro, 1. Struck
out: By Donovan, 6; by "Chesbro, 4. Time:
1:41. Umpire: Kmslle.
Leaders Lead Brooklya.
Plttsburt, outbatted Brooklyn in the
afternoon game. Leach's wild throw In tha
first inning let In three runs. In the alxtli
and eighth Innings the visitors batted
Kltson freely and Ahearn's poor throwing
enabled the champions to steal bases with
Impunity. Attendance, 7,000. Score:
riTTBBl'RO. BROOKLYN.
R.M.O.A W.l. u u n A a
Clark, If 1 1 6 4 4 Bheckard. If.. S s I e S
Beaumont, ef. 0
Leach. Ib I
4 1
I 1
Knier, rf....
1 Dolan, ef
I Datum, as....
S McCroerr. lb.
1 Flood, lb....,
Irwin, Ik
4 Ah earn, c...
1114
14 4 4
0 14 1
4 74
1114
14 14
14 4 1
14 14
Wagner, lb... I 111
Tannehlll, rf. I I 1
rurte, is.... e
(Wnroy, aa.... 1
Smith, s 4
Leaver, 4
4 I
I 1
1 4
1 4
Kltaon, a
. e.uu. a a a a
Totals...... 6 14 177 11
I ToUla t 14-M 14 2
Burke out; hit by batted baU.
Plttaburar 0 1 o 0 o t A 1 1 a
Brooklyn 810001200-7
Earned runs: Pittshurar. R: nrnnlrtvn a
Left on bases: Pittsburg, 9; Brooklyn, 7.
Two-base hits: Clarke, Burke. Three-base
nua: jeeier, nueon. Home run: Irwin.
Stolen bases: Leach. Warner. Burks.
Leever. Sacrifice hit: Dahlen. First base
on balla: Off Kltson, 4; off Evans, 8. Struck
out: By Kltaon. 2; by Leever, 2; by Evana,
1 Time: 2:10. Umpire: Emalie.
Whack Ip at Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. Sont. 1 Chlcairn and
Philadelphia broke even on a double-
header today. The first game was a miser-
aoie exnioition. in the second the locale
could not hit Taylor, while Duggleby was
batted treely. Attendance, 6,214. Scores:
irai same;
PHILADELPHIA. I CHICAGO.
R.H.O.A.E
h. H.O.A. I.
Thomas, ef
.1114 S.Blsale.
1114 1
Wolrortoa, III I I
4 Dob be, St....
Barry, rr i l i
Krua. It 18 4
Hulawiu. as.. I 1 1
Klin, c.
Tinker, lb..:. I
Chanoe, lb... 4
Jennlngi, lb.. I I I
Erars. as..... 4
Lowe, Ib
WUllama, rf.. 4
Khoadea, p... S
Doom, . is
Pouglss, e... 4 11
Child, lb.... 4 4 I
Whits, t I
Totals..
,8 I M II 8
ToUls 11 14 27 I I
Philadelphia 1 0 2 0 1 4 8 0 U
vmcago i I v v v v v u a
Earned runs: ChJcaaO. 1. Two-base
hits: Slagle, Jennings. Sacrlflc hltsi
Iobba, Douglas. Stolen baaea: Klingt
Thomas. left on baaea: Chicago. 10; Phil
adelphia, 13. First baaa on balls: Off
noaaea, e; on wnue, . etrucK out: tty
hoades, 1; by White, 11. Wild pitch:
r'hlle. Time: 2:80. Umpire: Brown.
Second game:
CHICAGO. I PHILADELPHIA.
R.H.O. A. . Thomas, cf... 4 4 10 1
Slaala, lf... I lie WoWertou. Ib 4 0 S
Dobbs, ef 2 11
siuarrr, rt s
Krai, If 4 11
Kilos, s SIS
Tinker, lb.-. 114
Monetae, lb.. 4 4 II
Even, as 4 4 4
Lowe, Ib 4 4 4
Willlasis. rf.. Ill
Tailor, p Ill
Hula wltt. an.. 4 4 1
Jennings, Ik.. 4 4
Douslas, a.... 114
Chillis, lb.... 4 1 4
Uugglsby, .. 4 1 4
ToUls..
1 4 It U 1
ToUls I II 17 11 1
Chicago 0 1008. 8 000-4
Philadelphia 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
Earned runs: Chicago. 4. Two-baae hlta:
Tinker, Dobba, Douglas, Dougleby. Three-
case mis: Hiagie, Lowe. Dacrince nit:
Kllng. Left on bases: Chicago, 11; Phila
delphia, 8. First base on balls: Oft Dug
gleby, 2. Struck out: By Taylor, 4j by
Duggleby, 2. Wild pitch; Taylor. Time;
1:80. Umpire: Brown.
taatdlaa; f th Teaaaa.
Won. Loat P.C.
b& 28 .762
60 56 .ta
M 63 .014
67 66 .609
65 57 .487
60 61 .460
45 65 ,4o
88 71 .866
Pittsburg ....
Brooklya ....
...IIS
...116
tiosion ...
Chicago .
Cincinnati
Bt. Loula
.1U9
.112
.113
Phlladelphl
New York
no
110
(lames todav: St. Loula at New York.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn, Chicago at Phlla.
delphia, Cincinnati at Boston.
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
t. Loat Wla Third Straight (rasa
Hw York, Featnr Belag th
ritchlagr f BadhoaT.
ST. LOUIS. Bent. 1. Moraine game: The
Bt. Louie team won the third atralght game
from Philadelphia here thla morning. The
feature of the exhibition waa the pitching
oi Buonorr, toe bu Loula twiner, sbuttlug
out the Athletics up to tha ninth Inning
and allowing them but three hit. Attend
ance, 2.SU0. Bcore:
BT. LOUIS. 1 PHILADELPHIA.
R H O A.E.I R.H.O.AB.
Bnrkett, U... I I Hart eel. If... 1 114
Hemphill, rf. 1 I 4
Heidrlck. ef. I I I
4
rulta, ef I 4 I I 4
4 4 Davla, lb.... 4 4 14 4 1
4 I L. Croaa, lb. 4 1 1 1 1
Anderaoa, lb, 1 1 14
Wallace, ss.. 1 S I
McC rot's. Ik 4 1
Padden, lb.. I I
Kahoo, e Ill
Nudhoff. a... 1 I 4
1 0
4 0
4 e
I 4
Beybold, rf.. 1 1
Murphy, lb., I I I 1 I
M. L'roas. as. 4 I 4 4
Bchreck, ... 4 4 4 I 4
WadselL p... 4 4 4 I 4
Touts .!.
St. Louis.
I 1 IT 11 ToUls 1 I 14 11 I
... 1 1 0 8 1 0 -
Philadelphia ....
Earned runs:
hits: Anderson
...0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11
St. Loula, 8. Two-base
Baorlflee hits: Wallace
McCormlck, Sudhoft. 8eybol. ouble
playa: McCormlck to Anderson. Passed
ball: Kahoe. Stolen bases. Hemphill. Hit
by pitcher: By buuhoff, 8. Bases on balls:
Off Waddell 2. Struck out: By Sudhoff,
a, or vvauueu, s. iett on oases: Bt. L.OU1S,
7: Philadelphia. 4. Time of game, 1:20,
umpires, tneriaan and Johnstone.
Thaaka to Kahee'e BaerlMc lilt
8t. Louis won the afternoon gam In an
other close finish. Powell belnar liiaini.
mental In bringing In the winning run for
tne secona lime aunng tne series, with
the score a tie In the ninth Innliiw Vfltehell
knocked Kahoe senseless by hitting hlin on
the head with a pitched ball. Thla filled
th basea and Mitchell was so rattled by
the mishap that he gave Powell a baaa on
bans, forcing in tne deciding run. At
tendance, ,eo). Score, afternoon game;
ST. LOUS. i ' PH1LADKLPH1A.
R.H.O.A.E. K H O A E.
Burkett. 11... 1 4 4 Hartssl. If...
llo'phlll, r-et 1 I
Helexlrk. ef., 1 I
Prlel. rf 4
Anderaoa, lb. 4 11
Wallace, as . I I 4
Mct'urm'k. Ib I I
Padden. lb... 4
Kahoe. 4 4 I
Powell, p 4 4
4 rulu. rf 4 11
4 bevla. is..... I 11
eat., croaa. jo.. I I I
1 Selboid, rf.... Ill
1 Murphy, lb... 4 14
I 4 M Croaa, as.. I 4 4 I
4 rVhret. .... I 4
I Mitchell, p... I 1 1 1
a el
I ToUls I 1-31 M :
ToUla 4 4 IT 11 11
One out when winning run was scored.
St. Louis 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 14
Philadelphia 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0-8
Esrned runs: Bt. Louis. 1: Philadelphia,
2. Two-base hits: Heidrlck-, Davis, rlel.
bold. Three-base hit: Murphy. Sacrim-e
hit: Mrl'ormuk. Double plays: Murpny
lunassiNirai; Mireca to Al. t'roae lo Davis
Passed balls: Kahoe, 2. Btoien base: Ka
hoe. Hit by pitched ball: By Mitchell. 2.
viiiu pttcn: roweii. hirst base on balls:
Off Mitchell, 7; oft Powell. 2. Struck out:
By . Powell, 2; by Mitchell. 1. I -eft on
basse: Bt. Ixjuls. 7: r'liiladelphla. 7. Time:
1 umpires: Bneridan and Juhnatone.
tapld FleldlBg Helps WsiklsgUa
DETROIT. Bent. l.-McCarthv Pitched i
splendid game this morning and would have
aeuree a shutout but fur surae atuulj tteld
lug la th tust loiilug. Aii that ha waa
given etiperh support. Barrett, Leplne and
tiieaeon earn made marvelous catches.
At-
tendance. 1.012. Score:
DKTROIT.
WAdHINOTON.
R H.O.A K I
R H.O.A. B.
Herler. If...
Ellwrf'S. as..
Csasr, lb....
Barrett, ef...
Berk, lb
Leplne, rf....
Oleaaon, lb.,
Mrtlutre, e...
McCarthy, p.
I I
1 1 Pnrle, lb.... 4
1
4
I Lee. ef 1
I Delebentr, It I
e Keiner. rf .. 1
t'nufhlls, Ib,
I 4 Kl. as
4 arT. Ik....
I
1
1
1
I 1
Clarke, ..
I liFaltea. s..
4 4
. 4
Total 4 I 17 It l Totals I I 14 It I
Detroit 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 4
Washing on 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-2
Two-base hit: McOtiire. Sacrifice hit:
Beck. Stolon bnses: Harley, Beck. Bases
on balls: Off Patten, 1. First base on er
rors: Detroit. 2. Left on bases: Detroit,
7; Washington, 7. Struck out: By Patten,
6; by McCarthy, 1. Double play: Ely to
Doyle to Carey. Passed ball: MeOulre.
Time: 1:30. Umpire: O'Laughlln.
Pitcher Lee I Good te Detroit.
Ie'a delivery Suited the Detroit team
nicely thia afternoon and they proceeded
to fatten their averages after the first in
nine;. C'asey'a home run wes a beautiful
drive to the clubhouse. Mullln was given
high-class support by his team mates.
Doyle's elngle and steal, followed by
Kelster'a safe hit, scored Washington s
only run Score:
DETROIT.
WASHINOTON.
R.H.O.A.E.
Deri, lb 1 I 1 I 1
R.H.O.A.E
Hafley. If.... 1
Elberfeld, ss. 1
Caaejr, Ib I
Barrett, ef... 1
Beck, lb I
LeTlne, rf.... 1
Gleaeon, lb., 1
Buelow, s.., 1
Mullln, p 1
Lee. p
llehantt, If I V
Kelater, rt... 1 1
outhlln. Ib. I 4 I I
Kir. es 1 I
arer, lb I 4 It
will,
, 4
1 1
birth.
cf.
... 4
4 1
Totals II II J7 II 1 ToUls
.. 1 I 14 IS I
0 0 2 -13
0 0 0 0-1
Detroit 0 2 2 4 0
Washington 1 0 0 0 0
Home run: Casev. Sacrifice hit: Beck.
Stolen bases: Doyle, Huelow. First base
on balla; Off Mullln, 2; off Lee, 1. First
base on errors: Washington, 1. Left on
bases: Detroit, 8; Washington, 8. Struck
out: By Mullln, 1; by Lee, 2. Double plays:
Olenson to Klberteld to Heck 2; Leplne to
Elberfeld. Time: 1:40. Umpire: O'Laugh
lln. C'levelaad Shale Oat Boetoa.
CLEVELAND. Sept. l.-Cleveland shut
Boston out In the morning game, the visi
tors finding Moore a puszle. Sparks waa an
easy mark for the locals, who proceeded to
fatten their hitting averages. He also re
reived miserable support. Attendance, 4,190.
Score:
CLEVELAND. . BOSTON.
R.H.O.A.E.! R.H.O.AE.
Bay, ef 444 tDoiighertr, If 4 1 1
Bradley, lb.. I 1 I
Lajole, lb... Ill
Hickman, lb. 1 I IS
Plokftrlng, rf. I I 4
McCarthy, If. 1 I 1
Gochna'er, ss I I 4
Bemla, o Ill
Moors, p 4 1
I stahl. ct 4 114
1 4 Parent, sa. .. 1 1 I 1
4 0 Freeman, rf . 4 1 1 1 4
4 4 Oleaaon. lb.. I 4 4 1 1
4 Larhanee. ib 111 1 1
I Ferris, lb.... 4 1111
4 Crlrer, e..... I 1 I
4 4 Sparks, p.... 4 4 1 I 1
ToUla 14 II 17 11 1 ToUla I I M II I
Cleveland S 1 0 8 0 1.0 0 10
Boaton 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Two-baae hlta: McCarthy, Lajole. Home
run: Pickering. Sacrifice hlta: Lajole,
Moore. D)iiUe play: Parent to Ciiger to
Ferris. First base on balle: Off Moore, 1;
off Sparks, 2. Left on base: Cleveland, (;
Boaton, 7. Struck out: My Moore, 2; by
Sparks, 8. Passed ball: Bern is. Time: 1:4d.
Umpire: Connolly.
Repeat th Doe for Lack.
Cleveland shut Boston out again this
afternoon, Bernard being a pussle.
The locale ' hit Dlneen at will.
Th crowd waa th largest that ever
witnessed a base ball game In Cleveland.
The players were surrounded by a human
wall, while the roofs of the stands and tho
fences were black with people. Th paid
admissions numbered 17,2bo. Score:
CLEVELAND. i BOSTON.
R.H.O.A.E. R.H.O.A.E.
Bay, ef I I 4 4 OlDoughartr, If 1 I
Bradley, lb.. 1 I I
Lajole. lb.... I I 4
Hickman, lb. 1 1 II
nick, rf 114
liuCariiiy, it. 4 B I
Gochnausr, ss 4 I 8
Wood, o 4 1 1
araham, p.. 1
statu, cf S0I4
4 Parent, sa.... 4 4 4 1
I 'Freemen, rt.. 18 14
Oidleaaon, lb.. 4 14 1
e Leunance, to. tf
Ferrle, lb..,. Ill
OiWerner, s..., 4 I I 1
'Dlneen, p.... 4 4 4 1
ToUls I 11 17 It II ToUls 4 4 14 7 I
Cleveland 10018040 8
Boaton 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Two-bas hlta: McCarthy (2), Bay Lajole,
Flick,' Freeman. Stolen bases: Bay (8),
Bradley, Flick, Hickman, Lajoie. Double
plays: Oouchnaur to Lajole to Hickman,
Lajole to Hickman, Ferrla to Parent to
LaCnanc. First baa on balls: Off Dlneen,
2. Left on bases: Cleveland, t; Boaton, 4.
Struck out: By Dlneen, 4; by Bernhard, 1.
Time: 1:28. Umpire: Connolly.
, Chicago Wlaa ha Oae.
CHICAGO, Sept L Chicago easily won
the first game from Baltimore by bunch
ing hlta, with baaea on balla. The errors
of the vlsitora also helped the locals to
win. Both teama played loose ball In the
aecond game. Strang e three errors giving
Baltimore three runa In tha eighth and
Robinson's wild throw allow lug to looals
to tie tha scors In the ninth. Attendance,
13.100. Score:
First game:
CHICAOO.
BALTIMORE.
R.H.O.A.E.
R.H.O.A.E.
Strang, lb.... 1 1
H Mct-I'd, ef 1 I I I 1
r. Jonas, cf.. I 1
Oreen, rt 1 4 1
Darts, aa 8 I
MerUs, if.... 1 1
Daly. Ib Ill
labell. lb I 1 11
B Mcflaad, sill
ristt, p I 1 I
Howell, If...,
Williams. Ib. 1 1
T. Jones, lb.. I I
Mathlaos, lb. I I
Arnm, rf I 4
Ollbert, ss.... I
Oistalth, e 4
uutler, p 1
ToUls..
4 11 ri 14 4 ToUls. ,
.4 14 II 4
DIM
10 0 1-4
Chicago 0 2 0 1 1
Baltimore 0 0 0 0 8
Left on base: Chicago, T; Baltimore, .
Two-base hits: Piatt. H. McFarland. WU
llama. Saciitic hlta: Green, Mertee,
Strang. Btoien baaea: Oreen, Mertea,
Davie, Isbell (2), Gilbert. Double play: K.
McFarland to Isbell. Struck out: By Piatt,
8; by Butler. L Paased ball: E. McFar
land. First base on balla: Off Piatt, 6;
off Butler, 6. Hit by pitched ball: Howell.
Time: 8:00. Umpire: Carruthera.
Second game;
CHICAOO. I , BALTIMORE.
R.H.O.A.E. R.H.O.A.E
Strang, lb.... Ill
F. Jones, ef.. I 4 4
Gnu, rf 4 I 4
HH.Mcrr, m t i
Howell, It.... 4 11
OiWIIIUma, Ib. I 1 4
Davis, ss e i s
Mertea. If.... 4 14
Daly. Ib 4 4 4
labelL lb 4 4 II
B Mcrlsad. (Ill
Oiifflth, S....4 4 4
in. jenes, l.. l
!Mathlaon, Ib. 1
Arndt, rf 1
Gilbert, as.... 1
iRoblaaoa. .. 1
t witue, p
ToUla....
. I 4 It II 4 ToUls,
. I I 17 14 4
Chicago .
....2 0 0 0 1
....0 0 0 8
0 0 0 8-8
Baltimore
0 0 8 0-
Left on bases: Chicago. 7: Baltimore. T.
Two-baae hits: Strang, E. McFarland,
Mathlson, T. Jonea. Hacrince hits: L.
Jonea (21. Green. K. McFarland. Isbell.
Btoien baaea: F. Jonea, Williams. Double
lays: Gilbert to Williams to T. Jones;
I'illama to Ollbert to T. Jonea. Struck
...V. r . .. neith a. K v 1S7I1 t'l...
UUI, J UMIUll , "j .
v. . v. .. 1 1 -. i ff rilml. a- nir v 1 1 , . a
UUQ VII wmiM. . v.. .... .., m , v , . . 1-d ,
Hit by pitched ban; Howell, u. McFar
land. (Us me caneu account aaraneea.)
Time: i.iu. umpire: t-arru uners.
Btaadlag f th Teasae.
Played, Won. Lost. P.C,
Philadelphia
.in
68
48
668
St. Loula ...
..no
..in
..no
..114
..113
..112
..lot
i
62
64
(7
62
45
48
48
42
60
67
61
67
46
.664
.662
Boaton
Chios ero
.645
.600
Cleveland ...
ashlngton
.460
Baltimore ..
.4
Detroit
.am
Games todayt Boston at Chicago. Phlla
delphia at Detroit, Baltimore at Cleveland,
wasnington at dl iuuia.
IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Colasnha Paaehes Tw Holes la T
led' Ticket Wllhat Mr
Thaw Half Trying.
COLUMBUS. O.. Sept.' 1 Columbus won
both games from Toledo today without
much effort. The locals hit McNeal and
Hughey freely, while both McMakln and
Curtis were very effective. Attendance,
8.21S. Scores:
First game:
COLCMBVB. I TOLEDO.
R.H.O.A.E. R.H.O.A.E
Hart. lb. 4
Beides, rf 1
McPerlaa. rf, I
I 41 Perns, ib...t 1 I 1
lkleluos. lb.. 4 17 4 4
I III. Turner, ss 1 1 I
1 0 araaaa, ..... 4 I 4
I 1 (inks, cf e 4 4 4 4
smitb. sb..... 4 I I
4 1 ( osasall, rt.. 1 1 I 1
I 1 yk, if 1
I 6 McNeal, ..... 4 14 11
T Turner, Ib I
Vioi, Ib 1
Knell, It 1
Foi, 1
Houke, as.... 4
McMakls, p.. I
Totals f I 17 II !( ToUls 1 4 14 7 4
Columbua 1 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 7
Toledo 0 0044100 41
Stolen baaea: Belden, McFarland, T.
Turner. Knoll. Sacrlflc hit: Hopke.
Double play: Hopke to Hart. Struck out:
By McMakln. 1: by McNeal. I First base
on balla: Off McNeal, 8. Time: 2:18: Um
pire: Tindlll.
Second game:
COLIMBI'S. I TOLEDO.
R.H.O.A.E. R.H.O.AE.
Hart, lb I 4 4 1 4 Bursa, lb.... 1 I 4 I
Beldea, rf I
Merarlaa, af.
T. Vurner. IS
Vlei. lb
Knell, If I
My era, s I
Htke, ee.... I
11 Klemow, lb.,1 is
I I Mil. Turner, as 4 4 I 4
I 1 oramus. .....
41 Ollka. of 4411
III Smitk. lb.... 1 S 1 I
111 CosewelL rt.. I 4
18 4 1 Mo.k. If. 11S
Curtla, p
. 4 4 1 4 4 H uhej, a.... 1 1
ToUla I II 17 14 41 ToUls I I M 14 I
Columbua 081814 4
Toledo 14144140S 8
k: . I h. . . . Ii . .( Vnnll U .. . n
baaa hlta; McFarland. K.noiC Mars. Ttuss-
bss hit: Hopke. Double plsy: Hopke to
Vlox to Hart. Struck fut: By Curtla, 1:
by Hughey, 8. First base on balls: Off
Cnrtl, 8; off Hughey, 8. Hit by pitched
ball: By Curtis, 1. Time: 1:4. Umpire:
T'ndlll.
Heeslere Take 'Em Both.
INDIANAPOIJB, Sept. 1. tndlanatmll
won two games from Louisville today.
The largeet crowd that ever attended a
morning game, 4.RO0 persona, rooted th
home club to victory, sending Dunkle bal
looning when his support went back on
him. The afternoon crowd wsa also a
record breaker, nearly 17.0tXt crowding onto
the field. ButhofT wsa Invincible and Kerwln
waa pounded at will, the locals Increasing
their lead each Inning. Bcore, Arat game:
INDIANAPOLIS. I LOVISVILLB.
R.H.O.A.E I R.H.O.A.E.
Hoarlerer. rf. 1 I Onwell, cf..., 1 1 4 4 4
Pot. lb
Coulter, rf...
Grim. lb....
Kihta, lb...
O'Brien, as.
WoedmS. If
Ktlhne, lb..
Heydon, e...
Williams, p
Bonner, lb... 1
Camel, lb... 1
Flournoy, If. . 1
ClTmer. rf-cf. 4
Olfl'-haub. lb.... I
chrlrer, e... 4
Smeehan, as.. I
Ounkle, p.,.. 4
Totals 4 4 17 II ll Total 4 II 14 11 I
Indlnnnpolls 00081880
Louisville . 8000000204
First base on balls: Off Williams, 1; oft
Dunkle, 2. Struck out: By Williams, t: by
Dunkle. 4. Two-base hit: Woodruff. Three
base hits: Bonner, Klhm. Double pley:
Williams to O'Brien to Klhm. Btoien bases:
Kuhns, Fog, Bchaub, Clymer. Left on
bases: Indisnapolls, 4; Louisville, . Time:
2:Pi. Umpire: Haskell.
Bcore, second game:
INDIANAPOLIS. I LOUISVILLE.
R.H.O.A.E.
R.H.O.A.E.
Hoirlerer. rt. 1
0'Olwell, rf...
1 1 Bonner, lb..
OlOaniel. lb...
SlFlosrnoy, If.
!ClysMtr, rf...
llrVhaab, Ik..
espies.
0Sheehan, ss.
j Kerwln, ...
114
Foi. Ib
Coulter, of... I
Klhm. Ib I
Womlrs, If.. I
O'Bhlen, as.. 1
1 1
I 11
I II
Kur.ni, Ik... 1
Heydon, e..., 4
Sudhoft, p... 1
ToUla IT II 17 II l ToUla I 14U 11 I
Sudhoff out on bunt strike.
Indianapolis 1 2 9 0 1 1 8 0 -17
Louisville 0 0 1 8 0 0 0 0 0-8
First base on balls: Off Budhnff. 2: off
Kerwln, 8. Struck out: By Sutthoff. 1: by
I.ri will, 4, i wu-unnv . V . . u i . - , ,
Klhm (2), O'Brien, Heydon, On nee 1, Clymer,
Kerwln. Home run: tteyaon. oaennce
hits: Kuhns. Sudhoft. Double plays
O'Brien to Klhm, O'Brien to Fo to Klhm.
left on basea: Indianapolis, 9; Louisville, 6.
Time: 1:60 Umpire: Haskell.
'Alt aa 'Alt at Mlaaeapolla.
UtVUl-lDATTa O.nt 1 UlnM..nAll.
I." i.n i t, . ii l i - j . v , ... 11111. uu.m
and St. Paul broke even again today. In
tne first game Miller only allowed tnree
hits, two of which. Wllmot's double and
Grant's three-bagger, coming In the ninth,
with a base on balls, gave the Millers their
onLy scores. Dlllard s home run In the
third gave the Saints their lead.
In the second game St. Paul tied the
score In the seventh by bunching hits, but
doubles by Lynch and Martin In the tenth
aaved the game for Minneapolis. Attend
ance, x.sbe. ecore, nrst game:
ST. PAUL. I MINNEAPOLIS.
R.H.O.A.E. , R.H.O.A.E.
Oeler, Ib...
1 I I I 1 Lynch, lb.... 4 1
Shannon, cf
Dlllara. If..,
O'Lally, It.....
llYeaser, ...
I Wilraot, rf..
OjWerden, lb.
Chech, rt. ..
Huaeine. lb
Kelly, lb...,
Hurley, e..,
Marcsa, aa.
Millar, ...
OfVjuniin,
Sullivan, cf.
Orant, lb....
Torrenoe, p.
'Brers
Totals
4 11 17 H 1
ToUls 1 I IT 11 1
Batted for Torrence In the ninth.
St. Paul 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 1-4
Minneapolis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 88
Earned runs: Minneapolis, 1: St. Paul.
2. Bases on balls: Off Miller, 4; off Tor
rence, 3. Two-baae hit: W 11 mot. Three
base hit: Grant. Home run: Dlllard.
Struck out: By Torrence, 4; by Miller, 2.
Stolen base: Qutllln. Left on bases: Min
neapolis. 7; St. Paul, 9. Time: 1:35. Um
pire: figgemier.
Score record rm;
MINNEAPOLIS j ST. PALL.
n is s-k A aw I a tr A A t
n.n.w.n.v. . s . v , je, . s .
Lysca, lb..
Lallr, If....
Brera. e....
Wllmot, rf.
Werden. lb
wilt lIOUr. lb.... 14111
shannon, cf.. 1 l 1 0
nnigird, it.... l i
( heeh. rt 4 4 4
I 1
Hu.irtne, lb.. 1 1 4 4
Qulllls. ss..
Kellr. lb.
4 1 14 t
14 11
1 4 1 T
114 8
SulllTan. ef
Hurler, e.
Orant. lb...
Marcsa, ss.
Martin, p..
ICogaa, p....
ToUls 8 11 44 17 l Totals T II 44 24 8
Minneapolis 0 0 8 6 0 1 0 1 0 1-8
SL Paul 0 10000601 0-7
Earned runs: Minneapolis, 6: Bt, Paul.
4. ' Bases on balla: Off Martin, 8; oft Co
gan, 7. Three-base hit: . Sullivan. Double
clave: Orant to Oullltn to Werden: Mar-
can to Hugglns to Kelly; Cogan te Kelly.
Btruca: out: tsy Martin, z. Btoien oaaea:
Werden. Sullivan, Byers. Sacrifice hit:
Hurley. Left on bases: Minneapolis, 8;
Bt. raui, 7. Time:, x;iu. umpire; rigge-
puer.
Eaea Get Reresge at Kawrlll.
KAKBA8 CITT. Sent. 1 Kansas Citv
and Milwaukee each took a game today.
uear waa sieaay at criucai times in tne
first same. McDonsld was not effective in
the aecond game, having pitched yesterday.
Attendance, 8,006. Scores:
irst game:
KANSAS CITT. f MILWAUKEE.
R.H.O.A.E. R.H.O.A.E.
Rothfuaa, rt.. 1 4 1 1 0 Dunran, If... 4 8 11
Berllle, ..... 1 11 WrBrlde, Cf .l
Nance, ef.,., 8
I 1
t 1
e e Brnieoecs, SB 1 s
Jl-Hallman, rf.. 1 8 1
rilniman, sa. 1 4 4
4 Runkle. tb... Ill
t Donahs, lb.. 4 I II
Oraoj, Ib 1
Leeee, as....
1 I
Smith. If 4
McAl)4's. Ik I
Oanson, lb... 4 1 14 4 4 8 peer, 4 lit
uear, p a i i i scauu, .. s 1
T ota la I 14 17 II l ToUls 4 14 14 17 4
Kansas City 0 0810081 8
Milwaukee 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 84
Earned runa: Kansas City, 8; Milwaukee,
1 Two-base hits: McBrlde, Donahue,
Nance, Grady, Leewe. Three-base hit:
Gear. Sacrifice hlta: Mc Andre we, Gannon,
Gear. First baaa on balla: Off Gear, 8;
off MeAndrewa. t. Struck out: By Gear.
8. Double playi Rothfuss to Gannon: Um
pire: Altrock.
Second garnet
MILWAUKEE. KANSAS CITT.
R.H.O.A.E. R.H.O.A.E.
Dunsaa. If.
4 4 11 0 Rothfuss, rf.. 1 1 8 4 4
Mc Bride, ct .l
a. hleberk, Ib 4
Mailman, rf.. 4
8 1
1 1
I
1 I
f,;
4 T
1 1
: bti lie, .
I 1 Thlel, lb..
1 4 Ores, lb.
1
t
1
1
118 4
117 1
1 II I 1
114 1
Cllnrmaa. ss. 1
I e Leewe, . aa
Hunkle. IB... I
Donahue, lb.. I
Hialth. If 4
114 4
14 14
MeAneea, lb
Mr. 1
Oansoa, ef... 1 1
barber, a 4
McDonsia. I.I I t I 1
Oesr. p 4 1
ToUls..
I 17 II 1
Nane t
ToUls 4 11 17 II I
Nance batted for McDonald In the elsrhth.
Milwaukee 1 8 8 0 0 0 0 2 1
Kanaas City 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0-8
Earned runs: Kansaa City, 4; Milwau
kee, 6. Two-baae hlta: Bunkle, -McBrlds
(2), Bchleoeck, Leewe. Three-base ht:
Hallman. Sacrifice hlta: Bevllle, Grady,
McDonald, Bpeer, Hallman, Dungan, Don
ahue. Stolen base: Donahue. Double play:
Sclilebeck to CUngman to Dungan. First
base on balls: Off Barber, 8; off McDonald,
4. Hiruca out: tsy uaroer, I. Hit by
pitched ball: By Barber, L Umpire: Al
trock.
Steading; f tk Teaasa.
Played. Won. Lost P.C.
Indianapolis1
Louisville ...
Bt. Paul
Kansas City
Milwaukee ..
Columbus ...
Mlnneapolla
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11 89 .675
78 8$ .470
64 63 .8
(9 61 .4!2
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84 6 .ta
41 81 .842
88 84 .317
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Gamea today: Milwaukee at Kansas Cltv.
St. raui at Minneapolis, iuisviue at In
disnapolls, Toledo at Columbua. i
Tkree-L Lags Qaase.
At Rock Island, morning gams:
R.H.E
Rock Island 8 10 7
Davenport 8 8 8
At Bloomington, morning game;
Decatur 14 11
Bloomington 2 8
At cedar Kaplda:
Rot k ford t T
Cedar Kaplds 1 4
At Terre Haute Morning game:
Terra Haute 4 8
Evansvllle 8 10
Afternoon rames:
At Cedar Rapids Cedar Raplda, 4; Rock-
ford. 8.
At Terra Haute Terre Haute, 8; Evana-
ville, 1.
At Davenport Davenport, I; Rock
At Bloomington Bloomington, IS; De
catur, z,
Play All Areaad Peaeiers.
. BEEMKR, Neb., Sept. L (Special.) The
Pender base ball team met Its Waterloo
here yesterday, when It played the Beemer
team. Score:
Beemer 1 4 1 2 0 4 8 17
Pender 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 08
Batteiiea: Pender, Fleming, Schrempp,
Stubberfleld and Hannon; Beemer, Davis
and Fehllman. Struck out: By Davis, 10;
by Fleming, 8; by Stubberfleld, L L'mplre:
B. Duu.
Dieta Wla at Lyaa.
Th C. N. Diets club defeated the Lyona
team Monday at Lyona In a very close and
escltlng game. Score:
R H E
Lyons 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 4 1 8 8
C. N. Diets.... 101010 0 10-481
Batteries: C. N. Diets. Hathaway and
Devlaon; Lyons, Smith and Taylor.
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FUTURITY GOES SIX HEATS
Gail Hamilton Finally Wins Bit: Irsnt
at Hartford.
JOHN Mo, FAVORITE, GIVES HER A CHASE
Reel Rob Also Get la for a Piece
of th ' Moaey hr Groat
Flats Caaler th
Whip.
HARTFORD, Conn., Sept. 1. Th 810.000
Futurity for S-year-olds was ths feature
of ths Charter Oak grand circuit meet
here today. A Held of eight startera la
this race waa reduced to three in ths final
heat. Gall Hamilton took first money. It
wss a great racs, heart-breaking nnisnes
characterising a majority of tb heats.
John Mc. was ths favorite In ths betting,
selling with Oall Hamilton $50, Wig Wag
36 and the field 825. John Me. and Oall
Hamilton fought It out In a royal battle.
It took six heats to settle ths question of
supremacy, the Pennsylvania boras being
beaten by a nose In the final. Red Robe,
from Macon, Oa., put up a spirited race,
taking third money. This horse beat out
John Mo. In th fifth heat under th whip,
making the alxth heat necessary.
In ths 2:80 trot Wllque, after a stub
born contest, took first money, with
Rythmic, th blind stallion, aecond. Els
beat were alao necessary for this racs.
Ia ths first heat ths watches of ths Judges
went astray, consequently bo time was
taken. Zephyr was withdraws after ths
fourth heat.
In ths 2:19 trot Ths Roman won In
straight heats, having an easy time aad
outclassing th field. Th best racing of
tba dav waa nrovlded In tha 107 naea
tba day was provided in tns 1.07 paca,
uari wiiaea taaiug nrst money, 'winning
th two laat heats In comparatively easy
styls. Th 1,600 purss In this raes was
divided, th three leading horses la each
heat dividing $500. About 8,000 people war
In attendance. A light wind from th
south blew down th homestretch. Th
weather was very warm, exoellent for fast
time and th track was remarkably fast.
Summaries:
Hartford Futurity, foals of 1898; purss
310.000:
Oall Hamilton, blk. f., by Oak
land uaron-Jennte uuise. oy
Baron Wllkea (Hudson),,.., 14 3
John Mc, b. c. (Milan) 3 11
Red Robe, b. f. (Brady) 3 7 3
Bell Moor. ch. f. (Oeers) 7 3
18 1
18 8
4 1 8
7 dr
Direct View, b. c. (A. Mo
Donald) 3 3 4 3 3ro
Kentucky Wllkea Junior, b. 0.
(Ryeraon) ... 4 8 7 6 4 to
Wig Wag (Thomas) 8 I 8 t 4 ro
Sister Collette, b. m. (Cahlll) da
Time: 2:15, :17H. 3:ltt. 3:174, 3:194.
2:18H.
3:80 trot, pur 83,000, three heats In five:
Wllque, b. g., by Queechy, by
Wllkea Spirit Junior (A. P.
McDonald) 8 8 113 1
Rythmic, br. s. (Hudson) 3 13 8 13
Darwin, g. g. (Eckert) 1 8 8 3 8 ro
Zephyr, b. m. (Geers) 1 3 4 4 dr
Horace Wilson, ch. s. (Shank) 4 4 5 dr
Alfred Star, br. s. (Cahlll).... ds
The Quaker, br. g. (Clark).... ds
Time: Firs) heat not given, 3:15, 1:094,
2:124, 1J1, 1:131.
2:18 trot, purs $3,000. three heats In five:
The Roman, b. g., by McKlnney-
Wanda, by Eroa (Benaon) ... 1 1 I
isonj ... i i
ney) S 4
(Hhsnk i 9 3
Is) 8 4 8
Maasette, bin. tt. (Blerney)
Patchen Maid, rm. m. (
Austin Bov. b. a. (Lwl
Baron Bell, b. s. (Hudson) 3 8 8
Authoress, blk. ro. (Utrador) 3 3 3
M. M. D.. b. m. (McKlnney) ds
Time: 1:124. 2:1V
3:07 pace, purs )l,to9, three beats, on
mile each:
Carl Wilkes, ch. g., by Wilkes Nut
wood (A. McDonald) Til
Dumont W.. b. g. (Krnest) 18 8
Riley B., blk. s. (Ervin) 8 8 3
Tou Bet, b. g. (Walker) 3 8 8
Nathan Strauss, b. . (Curry) 9 T 2
The Blehop, b. g. (Wilson) 3 8 4
Sphynx S., b. g. (tipear) 9 4 3
Annia Dross, ch. g. (Kent) 3 8 7
Lottie Smart, ch. m. (Loomls) 4 8 3
Martha Marshall, b. m. (Noble) da
Time: 3:06. 3:08. 8u4.
Regatta aa Harlsas River. ,
NEW YORK. Sept. 1. Th thirteenth an
nual regatta of the Middle Statea Recall
association besan today on the speedway
course. Harlem river. The racea were one
mile atralght away and were rowed with
the tide. Ther were alxty entries. Includ
ing oarsmen from Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Newark, N. J., and Toronto, Canada. The
meet prominent sculler entered waa Scholea,
the Canadian, who waa defeated by Tltua
at the neinoy riana in July. Tltua aa
not entered. Association senior singles,
first trial heat, was won by Frank Wessely,
First Bohemian club of New York; Jess
7-owers. Nassau B. C, New York, second.
Time. 5;1&H-
Junior double sculls: First trial heat
won by Rysa and Teevea. 2awanhaka.
New York; Swanaon and Koblusen, River
aide Boat club, Nw York, second. No
time taken.
Junior four -oared gig, second trial heat:
Sop Wrspptrs otchgaro4
for valuable premiums, at our tor,
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Gold Top bottled beer. Its a
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So. Omaha, Neb. 'Phone I.
Omaha Office, 'Phone 1641
LtE Micnru,
Wholesale Dealer,
1018 Main. Co. Bluffs. Pnon 80.
Arundel C, Baltimore, won; Wahnetah
Boat club. New Tork, aecond. Time: 4:58.
Oae-Legared Pitcher Wlaa.
FREMONT, Neb., Sept. l. (Speclal Tels
prraui. ) Tlie. Fttthiuiit Gi'iaiuw had ho
trouble In beating th Fowlers this after
noon by a score of 15 to 4. Fremont'a one
legged pitcher proved too much for th
kids. Their hlta were few and acatterlng
and their errora In the outfield costly. The
Originals pounded Heln hard and bunched
their hlta well In the third and aeventh
innings. Their errors were much less
costly than those of th kids. There was
large crowd out rooting, principally for
the kids. Scors:
Original 118 10 14 1 J-18
Fowler 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 04
Base hits: Originals, 16; Fowlers, 8.
Struck out: By Daum, 4; by Heln, 8. First
base on balls: Off Daum, 4; off Heln, 8.
Batteries: Originals, Daum and Mlliken;
Fowlers, Hein, Konln and Harma.
Boathera Assoelatloa.
Morning games:
At Atlanta Memphis. I; Atlanta, 1.
At Nashville Nashville, 12; fihrev
port, 8. .
At Chattanooga New Orleans, 7; Chat
tanooga, 6. '
At Birmingham Birmingham, 0; Little
Rock, o.
Afternoon gamea;
At Birmingham Little Rock, t; Birming
ham, 1.
At. Chattanooga Chattanooga, 3;' New
Orleans, 8.
At Nashville Nashville, : Shreveport, 8.
At Atlanta Atlanta, 8; Memphis, t.
Champloaahla f Doadee.
The First Dundees and Second Dundcea
played a close and exciting game for the
championship of Dundee, the First team
j winning by the narrow margin of 8 to 4.
ana Drvviiu it-ttui luuiin iiaiurii, an easy
mark, but could; do nothing against Perry,
the umpire. Barttlet allowed thirteen base
on balls, while Anderson allowed only two.
The feature of the game was the pitching
and all-around good playing of Anderson.
He allowed but three hits and struck out
twelve men.
Creaeeats Los All Three.
NORFOLK. Neb.. Bent. 1 (Bnecial Tela.
1 tram.) The Norfolk Brownies took all
fl,ree game of the series with the Omaha
i ureecent tfaturoay, yesterday and
today.
ths score for the three games being
,'. n1 t0 Tod
4 to I:
by In-
Norfolk ..
Creacents
033
13 0 0
-3
1-4
0
tat Pair Races.
LINCOLN, Sept 1. (Special Telegram.)
The raoea resulted:
Roadster club, one mil:
Plolett ... Ill
Nellie Ash 3 i 3
Anna Will 4 8 3
Ogonts 3 4 4
Time: 8:1H. 3:2oU, 3:1H.
Trottlna. one mile. 1:40 class;
Mark Hanna Ill
Amarla 3 3 3
Queen Tolus 3 3 8
Abdul Hamld
4 4 4
Time: 3:27Vt, 3:24
Running, one-half
Druggist
Billy Van
Over Again
mile:
,..3 1 1
.. 8 Ids
.14 1
..4 Ids
.. Ids
.. 8 ds
.. 7ds
much wood
May
Villa Kingston
Nancy
Time:
60, 60, 6L
Ceatral City Wla at Teaals.
CENTRAL CITY. Neb.. Sept. 1. (Special
Telegram.) The tennis tournament in dou
ble at Central City today between Fuller
ton. Grand Island, St. Paul and Central
City players was a decided success. Per
slnger and Carnahan of Central City won
their match In the finale.
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