THE OMAHA DAILY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1002.
NICHOLS WINS SECOND ONE
Taksi Eii Tarn Against Omaba tnd Makei
&ood with Em
rttrl: P.MI..r, A'hlev snd McLsugb
lin; O'.rion, Wllhlte and Webb.
WEAK HITTING TELLS WHOLE STORY
Inability Hat wlili Men Raaea
De-stray the Home Tnn'i
Cfcnne n( Mia
a In sr.
First by buncblng baet on ball and later
by allowing the visitors to bunch hits on
him, Otcar Graham handed Thursday's
game to Kid Nichols Ml a platter; score. 7
to 4. This, flpupke the fart that the Kan
aaa Citr rnefl fielded miserably, that Omaha
put three men on bases wlta only on out
three different . times, and Anally that
Nli bolt in the list three Inning- let down
completely and made a Jest of It with
straight ones.
Nichols cae five bases on balls and
Shannon and Koblnaon made a string of
wide-open errors, to despKs the score the
locals bad every chance to bat out a vic
tory, since tbey were themselves playing
sate game. But they never got started
at U till the eighth, and then three runs
represented the extent of their capabili
ties. The eonteat started out to be a beauty.
Both pitchers were in fine form for the be
ginning and at the end of the second in
ning each team bad a run, while Omaha
bad two bits to the visitors' one. The
Rangers bad scored la the first on Wright's
three-sacker following Nichols' gift to
Carter. The Cowboys tallied on Shannon's
double, after Burg'a error on Wilson's
grounder.
But Graham opened the third by giving
the first two men up their bases, while the
third made a single, and though he pulled
out. of that Inning marvejously without a
score, be never recovered from the upset
ting. In the Bfth he duplicated this, fill
ing the bates with two gifts and a single
on the first three men up. and the gifts
cored before the side was out. In tbe
atith a doable, .a single and a triple in
succession made two more. Oscar was
plainly away off. but It was too late to
exchange. .,
Meanwhile Omaha bad tbe same chances.
In the fifth Shannon made three successive
errors On grounders, filling the bases, with
one out. Then Omaha's two best pinch
batters. Stone, aid Dolan. walked up and
failed to hit safe or evea put out a fly
In the. sixth Omaha was equally helpless.
so with the score 7 to 1 the Kid began
putting them straight over strong, his
team having made two more runs with a
single and a double in that inning.
Genlns, Carter and Wright showed their
appreciation' at this letdown by making
three singles in a row in the seventh, fill-
log the bases, with one out. Again it was
up to Stone and Dolan. Tbe former struck
out; Joe flew outj no score. Kansas City
did nothing more and Omaha tried bard to
get started in the eighth. A single by
V pnvln Atftl1 Vll
Ai4ia, . kV , O Ow.aj, -fc- - .
Graham and an error by Robinson brought
three runs, but that ended it. Dolan
ctarted tbe ninth with a single, but the
next three winked out In order. Two
thousand nersotie watched the game, of
unlet, the feature was Thomas' aerial catch
ine-baoded of Robinson's liner, which was
beaded upwarda over the fence. The scorer
v: '' Kansas cttt.
i .) 1 A.B. R. H.
Ketrham, cf t 2
AValdron. rf 1
Miller, If 0
Koblnaon. 2b , 0
Jacobs, 3b 4 0
Kemmer, lb i 0
Totals 38 7
OMAHA.
AB. R.
(jenlns, 2b .
t arter. rr
O.
1
0
3
6
1
g
5
4
0
A.
0
3
. 1
0
3
4
3
11 27 13
V right, lb...
Ptone, If.....
lkiUn. ...,.
Thomas cf.,.
Burg. 3b
Oondtng, o...
Uraham, p.-
&
5
t
.....I
....
S
H.
1
1
2
0
1
2
1
0
1
A. HL
4
0
1
0
0
1
3
1
1
10
0 07
3 0-4
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston
Wins
hwt
Owe froas
eeand la
Draw.
t. Lala,
BOSTON'. Rent. 11 In a duuble-hea.lor
ti'dsy Boston win the first, but the aecond
Was a draw, darkness enlinr the game In
the eighth. Malarkey won the first in the
eleventh Innlne with a smashing drive
over the leftfleld ftnce. I-rig. a New Eng
land let rue pitcher, pitched for Boston In
the second game and held Pt. Ixuls down
to four hits But for (Sremlnger e errors
Boston would have taken the second came.
Attendance. 73o. Score first game:
BOSTON. . ST. 1IIS
R H n A E
R.H.O.A E
1 2 1 ( 0
1 I t
1 t
! 0
17 I
o
1 1 I
7 I
1 0 1
Lnah. cf .... 1 1 0 (I Farrell. "h
Traw), lb.. 1 I 11 I Krucer. aa..
oraa. lb . . 0 0 I 1 0 hirrlay. It..
Pemnnt, w.. 1 1 8 3 a pnneran, rf.
Corner. !.... 110 NtrhuK lb
Carney, rf . . 0 1 0 0 9 Braftbear, rf
Orrnrrrr. lb I I I ralr.onn. Sb.
Loos, tb t t I SJ. O'Meil. r.
murine, r.. 0 0 S 1 0,H. ONell, p
Malar,,, p. 1111 S
1 Toun ... I rn it l
Total, ... 4 11 tl 1 1
Winning run scored w-lth one out.
Boston 2000100000 14
Bt. Louis 3900000000 03
Earned runs: St. Louts, t: Boston. 1.
Home run: Malarkey. Stolen bases: Long.
trashear Coolev. Double nlavs: lonc to
Tenney, Moran to Malnrkev. Sawj on
balls: Off Malarkey, 4; off O Neil. 4. Struck
cJt: By Malarkey. 1: by ONell. 7. Time:
1:!8. Umpire: Emslle.
Score, second game:
BOSTON. I ST. LOflS.
. HO. A E H H OA B
Linh, cf
Tenner, lb. 1
DeaiMit. u. . s
(oolf. If.... 0
r,mev, rf . . . 0
Oren'sr, tb. 1
H. Low. Ik. S
Moran, e
N. Loss. ..
1 1
1 11
C Frrll. n ... 1
a Krug-ar, m. . . 1
(l BsrrKr, If...
S loijov,n, rf. .
NlchoU. lb ..
t Bruliir, cf.. 0
t (llhoun. lb.. 0
(VNHI. e
Yarkeej- ....
Total, ...110 14 11 t Total, ... 421 11 1
H. Ixing oat for running out of line.
Boston 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0-2
Si. Louis 0 1 0 0 0 1 02
Two-base hits: Nichols. Lush, Calhoun,
Barclay. Stolen bases: Barclay. Krueer.
Donovan, L,u?h. Tennev. Double pla :
Btashear to O'Nell. Bases on balls: tiff
Long. . off Yerkes. 8. Hit by t!tch-l ball:
Cklhoun. Passed ball: Moran, Time: 1:36.
Umpire: Emslle.
rittsbars; Wis, a Doable, Kader.
rHILADELPHIA, Sept. ll.-Plttburg
won two games today. Tbe locals tried
Shea, a local catcher and McLauKhiln
pitched his first game for Pittsburg. Both
did well. Branstield and Conroy were
elected from the second game for protest
ing a decision by 1 -at ham. Attendance,
4,wi0. Score, first game:
flTTSUtKU. , PHILADELPHIA
BMiimont,
Lcacb. lb....
Wammr. If... 1
PraniSald. lb 1
fibrins, rf
Murka. 2b.
Conroy, as
rbelra. c.
rbaabro, s
Leerer, p .
R H O A E.
cf 1 11 Tboma,,
1 f
0 0
1 11
0
R H.O.A E.
. 1 0
t 1
I I
I 14
1 1
1 t
e o
1 t
l
cf.
Barry, rf ...
S Kmc, a,
0 Jennlnga, lb
Doom. If. ..
1 ioula,. c
0 Foley, tb...
, I, hi Ida. Jb. .
White, ....
e
Total, ... t 11 17 II I
Total, ... J 7 17 11 1
Pittsburg 3 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0-7
Philadelphia 0 0002200 1-6
Earned run: Philadelphia. Two-base hits:
White. Jennings. Three-base hit: Leach.
Sacrifice hit: t'hesbro. Left on bases:
Pitturg. ; Philadelphia, 4. First base on
balls: off Cnesbro, T; off Lwver, 1; off
White, 2. Hit by pitcher: Leach, Wagner,
Foley. Struck out: By Chesbro, 2; by
Leever, 1; by White, 4. Time: 2:00. em
pires: Latham and Irwin.
Score second game:
rrmBiRo. i Philadelphia.
It M O A t 1 K M. O A S.
has on balls: Off PhlTllna. 4: off Kltson. t
Ktriifk out; By Phillips. 4: by Kltson. 7.
Left on baie: Brooklyn, 7: Cincinnati, 4.
Time: 1:46. Umpire: Tom Brown.
I,la, af the Teams.
Flared. Won. I et PC,
Pittsburg 12r K 3.1 .rw
Brooklyn IJo 67 M .r3
Boston 1?' :.t .M7
t'lnclnnatl 123 M 2 .
t'hlraao 124 M .4M
Pt. Louis 12 RS Ki .4..S
Philadelphia 122 4 7S .4'l
New York 121 44 77 .3b4
Rames today: Pittsburg at PhtlaUelpnla,
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia Saceeede la WlsaUf
Two Mare Vlelarlea from
Balttaaere.
PHIlADKLPHTA. Ppt. 11 -The home
team Increased Its lead In th race for the
American league pennant today by winning
two more games from Baltimore. Hood
hitting won the first contest and the second
was captured principally through the wlld
neaa of Butler. Both teams Melded welt.
Attendance. 11.295.
Score, first game:
PHILADELPHIA. I BALTIMORE
Hart,). If...
Fultn. rf
Darla. lb....
L. Croaa. 9b
&7bol. rf..
Murphr. lb..
M Croas. tm.
Powera, e
Plank, p
H O A E
0 SIhah. If
0 W'llllaira. tb.
1 Jonra. lb
0 Arndt. rf
Hovall. cf ..
0 Mathlaoa. lb.
1 Ollbert. a, ..
1 Robtnaon. c
0 tviltae. p
R H O A E.
Total, ... Illfll! 1 Total, ...1 T t4 11 I
Philadelphia 0 2 0 0 0 8 4 0 9
Baltimore 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Earned runs": Philadelphia. 4. Two-base
hits: Pelbach. Davis, Sevhold. Stolon
bases: Selbach Arndt (2. Wlltse. Double
plavs: Gilbert (unassisted); Wlltse to Gil
bert to Mathlson; Murphy to Davis. Left
on bases: Baltimore, 7: Philadelphia. 10.
First baae on balls: Off Wlltse. 4; off
Plank. 2. Struck out: By Wlltse. 1; by
Plank. 5. Time: 2:00. Vmplre: Johnstone.
Second game:
PHILADELPHIA. I BALTIMORE.
R H.O.A. K. R.H.O.A. C
Harttel, If... 0
rmt. cf l
Darla. lb 0
L. Crow, 8b.
ftp bold, rf..
Murphv. lb.. 1
M Crna. aa. 1
S-rhrwck. ... 1
Wilson, p 0
I
1 t
1 14
0 0
0
1 1
1 1
4
0 0
(t'gelbac-h. If... 1
0 w uilatn,. lb.
' JonpK, lb. ... . 0
, Arndt. rf 0
Howell, cf... 1
1 Mathison. lb. 0
'Ollnert, a,...
1 Smith, e
0, Butler, p 1
Total, ...4 (17 11 t Total, ...11114 11 1
Baltimore 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0-3
Philadelphia 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 4
Earned run: Baltimore. Twro-base hits:
Williams, Howell. Sacrifice hit: Murphy.
Stolen baes: .Smith. Hartsel (81. L. Cross.
Left on bases: Baltimore. 9; Philadelphia.
11. First base on balls: Off Butler, 1: off
Will, 3. Struck out: By Butler, 1. Time:
1:40. Umpire: Johnstone.
Detroit Beata St. Los I a.
DETROIT. Sept. 11. Teager's good pitch
ing was primarily responsible for Detroit's
winning this afternoon's game. For the
first time in a number of days the home
team fielded in Its early-season Ftyle. Ka
hoe a home run scored Bt. Louis two runs.
Attendance, 400. (Score:
DETROIT. t ST. LOVIS.
RHOAE1 R H OA B
base bits: Oeler, DlUard. Huaglns, Oraf
flua. Three-base hits: Huaglns, Mock.
First base on errors: Toledo, 1. Iett on
bases: FL Paul, f: Toledo. Struck out:
By Chech, 1; bv Mock, 3. First base on
balls: Off Mock. 2. Time: 1:M. Vmplre:
Kiggemler.
Mlaaeaa-olls Beata C elaaaaas.
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. ll.-Teager error
In the seventh allowed Columbus to secure
the winning run todsy. Previous to the
blunder on the part of the third hasemjn
the game was a see-saw, leaving the score
an even thing at the end of (he sixth.
Westher raw and cold. Attendance, 160.
Score:
COLfMBfS. , aWNSBAPOLIS.
R H O A g R H O A E.
1 1 1 LTllrh. tb ... , 1 1 I
Lally. If
Veaaer. b... 1
1 w iimnt, rf ... 1
e wrflen. lb. . S
Qulllla. aa... 1
1 Pwi, c
1 Sullliaa. cf .
Ncvllo, p....
Hart, lh
Blnro. rf
MrrarTd. cf
Turmer, 5b..
Vlot. Sb
Kaoll. If
rot. c
Hop,,, as...
Wagner, p...
Total,
Columbus
Minneapolis
Bases on balls:
1 l
114
lit
til
.II
0 0 1
,14
14 0
1
t 10 n It J Total, ... I 10 11 I
0 10 10 3 10 0-
0 1 0 3 0 1 0 0 0-4
Off Wsrner. 4: off New-
PLAY GOLF IN SCOTCH MIST
Eight BmiUtiT of lis Clnbi farm
for Third louid.
PAIRINGS FOR THE CONTESTS TODAY
It. R. KlBiball, the Oataka Player,
Wist aad Laaea He w the Taar
naaaeat gtaada at Pres.
eat Tlaae.
lln, 3. Two-base hits: McKarland. Turner,
Knoll. Three-base hit: Oulllln. Double
plays: Lynch to Teaa-er. Vlox to Fox to
Hart. Turner (unassisted). Struck out: By
Newlln, 1: by Fox, 2: by Hopke, 2. Stolen
bases: Wllmot, Lynch. Turner. Sacrifice
hltsj; I -a 1 1 y , Wllmot. Qtilllln. Earned runs:
Columbus. 4; Minneapolis, 1. Left on bases:
Columbus, 4; Minneapolis, 8. Time: 1:40.
Umpire: Tindill.
Kanaaa City Gaaae Postnoaed.
KANSAS CITT. Sept. ll.-Kansas
Louisville game postponed; rain.
Standias; of the Teaaaa.
Played. Won. Lost.
1?7 42
127
12fi
12
1'
12?
L'7
130
Louisville
Indianapolis .
St. Paul
Kansas City ..
Milwaukee ...
t'olumbus ....
Minneapolis .
Toledo
Oames today: Louisville at Kansas Cltv.
Indianapolis at Milwaukee, Toledo at St.
Paul, Columbus at Minneapolis.
Won.
K
f
R2
1
S9
49
42
CHICAGO, Sept. 11. Eight representative
1 golfers from six clubs survive for the third
i i M . t
rouuu ot mate a piay oi ids western ama
teur championship at tbe Chicago Oolf club's
links at Wheaton tomorrow as the result of
two rounds of match play today.
The pairings for tomorrow morning's con
tests are: H. C. Egan and Stuart Stlckney,
tbe Exmoor and St. Louis rivals; Warren
Dickinson, the Iowa state champion from
Des Moines, and R. E. Humcr of the Mid
lothian Coun:ry club; N. F. Moore of Lake
Geneva and C. E. Hunter, another Midlo
thian golfer; Walter E. Egan of Lake Ge
neva and 8. O. Dugger of Hinsdale. Dugger
was runner up last year to Champion W. J.
Travis and Is the suburban champion of the
links southwest of Chlcaajo.
Weather Conditions Bad.
City-
42
So
M
69
70
7S
88
PC.
.70
.670
.MO
.m
.3M
.313
nperlor Takea Second Gaaae.
SUPERIOR, Neb.. Sept. 11. (Special.)
Superior took the second of the McCook
series, S to 4. Score: R.H.E.
Superior 3 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 6 3 1
McCook 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 24 8 4
Batteries: Superior, Nash and Glade;
McCook BeltJter and Doane. Struck out:
By Nash, : by Beltxer, 6 Twi-base hits:
Cooler, Converse, Moore. Home run:
Welday. Double plays: Gibbons to Mary
ott to Cooley; Case to Cooley. Time: l:So.
Umpire: Johnson.
Crelahtoa Leads the Leaajae.
WAUSA. Neb.. Sect. 11 (Sneclal
The base ball season of the Northeast Ne
braska league is ended. The following Is
he standing as riven out bv Prof. E. L
Bridges of this place:
STANDING OP THE CLUBS.
Played. Won. Lost.
Crleghton 23 is 5
Randolph 24 12 12
Wausa 23 10 13
Bloomfleld 24 10 14
Coleridge 4 15
Harley, If.... 1 3 3
Caaer. Sb 1 1 t
Elbrrfeld. aa. I
Harrett. cf... 1 2 I
Mi Al a'r, lb. 0 1 11
Lrptua, rf... 1 1
Oleaaon, 2b.. 0 1 I
Buelow, c... 1 1 I
Yeager, p 0 10
Total,
Deaumoot, ct 1
Leach, lb.... 1
W arner, It-aa t
Pranrtoltf. lb
Phelpa. lb... I
Sabrtoc, rf. .. 1
Iinrka. 2b ... 1
Conrof, aa... 0
Leerer, If... 1
Elmmer, a... 1
UcL'thlln. p.
I I
1 1
1 1
t 1
3 10
I
I
0
1 1
I 7
1
0 1 Tfcotttaa. et.. 1
1 Harry, rf.... 0 1 1 S
Km,, aa I 1
Ojjfmulnea. lb. I 1
(vriooin. If I 0
OiShea. , 17 1
i relay. Ik.... 1111
Child,, tb... 1 I 1
i Prater, p Sill
ToUl,
I 7 14 I
Totals .,.......'...39 4 27
Kansas City .0 1 0 0 2 2 2
Umaha : 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Karnpit rtinn:. Kanaa, Cltv. 4: Omaha. 1.
Three-base hits: Miller. Wright. Two
base hits: Shannon 8t, Graham. First
base on balls: Off Nichols, 8; off Graham,
t. Struck out: By Nichols, 5: by Graham.
4 Stolen bane: Nlchola. Left on bases:
Kansas City, 12; umana, n -nine: i:o.
Umpire.: Moran. .
Denver Wlna hy Bnttinaj.
DENVER. 8ept. 11 The home team won
by timely batting today. Tbe weather was
extremely cold. Attendance, 1,400.
Denver 1 00111 t'sS
Milwaukee 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 01 1
Batteries: Denver, Whltrldge and Wil
son; Milwaukee, Swormstedt and Kbers.
' St. Jairpk Defeats Des Molstea.
' DES MOINES, Sept. 11. St. Joseph took
the second tame from Ds Moines tnls
afternoon. Hotter was weak at critical
time, allowing the visitors to bunch their
hits. Attendance. 400. Bcore:
St. Joseph 10 0 0 0 0 0 14 11 1
Dea Moines . .. 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-2 C I
Batteries: St. Joseph, Parvln and Roth;
Deo Mutnea, Hotter, Hanson and Lobeck.
At Colorado Springs Colorado Springs
Peoria game pestponed; too cold.
ttnndlaar of the Teaaaa.
Played. Won, Lost. PC.
12R T 52 .B98
12ft 74 (1 .512
12 74 62 . 5X7
124 7(1 54 .W5
....LH 6X 57 .544
....127 5 71 .441
....125 49 7 .2
....W 3S B7 .?
Games today: Kansas City at Omaha. Bt
Joseph -at ! Moines, Peoria at Colorado
Brings, Milwaukee at Denver.
Tola la ... I 11 17 11 I
Plttsborg 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 4 -8
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0-2
Earned runs: Pittsburg, 3.' Two-base
hits: Beaumont, Barry. Three-base hit:
Leach. Sacrifice hit: Burke. Stolen
bases: Wagner, Bransfleld, Zimmer. Mc
Laughlin. Double plays: Fraser to Jen
nings, Wagner to Phelps. First base on
balls: ' Off Ftaeer, 2; off McLaughlin, 2.
Left on bases: Pittsburg, 5; Philadelphia,
. Hit by pitched balls: 8hea. Phelps.
Struck out: By Fraser, 0; by McLaughlin,
5. Time: 1:40. Umpires: Latham and
Irwin.
Neve York and Chicago Break Even.
NEW YORK. Sept. ll.-The Chicago and
New York teams broke even in the double
header which finished the last series le
tween them this season. The first game
was won by the locals, who knocked Lund
gren for three runs In the opening inning.
They went to pieces in the second game,
however, and could not hit Morrlssey ef
fectively, while their fielding was bad. Mc
Glrnlty was touched up by the visitors and
there was plenty of clever bunting done
by them. Attendance, 3,&a). Score, first
game:
KgW YORK CHICAGO.
Denver ...
Milwaukee
Kanaaa City
Omaha
St. Joseph
Colorado Springe
Ieis Molnsa .....
Peoria
laatkera Association.
At Little Rock-Little Rock. 3; Nash-
Yllle. 1.
At Bbrvveport Shreveport, 17; Atlanta. 1
Soldiers Defeat Gordon.
VALENTINE. Neb, Sept- 11. gpeclal
Teletcram Tbe Twenty-lif lb. Infantry nine
defeated oorqon today by a score of t to s.
i -SMfS'ilv f
. it k JTjUX as U ssl erlUtal U
V - .'Vyry enUnre seuid aastre p
aa U Best erlUtal
esieare seuid aeslre
Ilea! Eta
-htlXWAUKBB
The maintainiag-of that blg-h
deyrea of eacerlanco that won
for "Plats" ita enviable repu
tation way back i the forties,
ftias rejurad anderiatiaf earn
in tbe selection of materials,
and the constant attention of
the tnoat skilled " masters of
the brewer's art.
BLATZ MALT-VIVINE
rNaa-lBkDalcaat)
Taauc. All Pruaslats a IN-
VAL 5UH (BE! IKS CL HlttukM
i , UkluA it at a a 1.
m 141 Leaaaiaa St. Tal, tool.
Brown,, If..
M-Oraw, a,.
MiGaaa, Ik.
Hruta, cf...
Bowarman, e
Laodar. lb.,
tmllh, lb...
Iun. rf ...
Miller, ...
R.H.O.A E.
1 I 0 Stasia,
4
If...
0 rxl.ba. ct...
Kilns, c...
0 Tlnkar. a,....
Murray, rf..
Taylor, Sb...
Manefaa, lb.
1 Krara. lb...
O.LuBasran. p
K H O A C.
0 13 0 0
111
1 I 7
14
11
1 1 10
1 I 4
Total, ... 3 I 17 1 Toula ...I 7 14 11 1
New York 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -3
Chicago 0 0 1 0 0 O 0 0 12
Earned runs: New York, I; Chicago, 1.
Iefi on bases: New York. 1; Chicago, 3.
First base on balls: Off Lundgren, 1. Struck
out: By Lundgren, 3; by Miller. 3. Three
base hits: Browne, McGann. Stolen bases:
McOraw, Brodle, Dunn. Double play: Mc
Uann to Smith to McGann. Time: 1:30.
Umpire: O Day.
Bcore. second game:
CHICAGO. KBW YORK.
If...
cf...
Plafla.
Iobba.
La max,
Tiuker, aa.... 1
Murrar. rf... 1
Taylor, Ik...
Maaata. Ik..
Evara. Ik....
Marrtawr, p. 1
K.H O A B.
1 I 1 Brows.
K.H O A. B
if... 1 1 I 1
1
I 4 Rrami'h'n, aa
lit MKiaaa. lh. 1
111 Bradia. cf....
1 4 'McOraw
till nowermaa. .
1 I Lauder. 3b...
114 Smith, lb....
111 lnn. rf
McUinoltr. s.
tma.a ... lusiisi.
Total, ... 4 17 I I
Batted for Bowerman In ninth.
Chicago 0 C 4 0 0 0 3 0 07
New York 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 02
Earned runs: Chicago. I; New York. 1
First base on errors: Cklcaro. 4: New
York, 1. Left on bases: Chicago. 11; New
York, 4. First bnse on balls: Off McGin-
nlty. ; off Morrissey, 4. Sacrifice hits:
Taylor. Dobbs, Menefee 2, Murray. Stolen
iwses: -i inner U), Mctiann. Double play
IJimar lo dinner, nit Dy pitcher: By Mor
rissey, 1. i'ussed ball: Lamar, Time
1:40. Umpire: O'Day.
Brooklyn and Cincinnati Eark Win.
BROOKLYN. Sent. 11. Brooklyn and rln
cinnatl played a double-header here today.
Cincinnati won the first game and Brook
lyn in aeconu. i ne nrat game was one
aided, the western club oattlnr Evar.s
treely. and this, combined with poor field
ing, enabled Cincinnati to pile up eleven
runs, while the best tbe home team could
oo was inree runa. Attendance, s.oue.
Score, first game: . .
CINCINNATI. BROOKLYN.
. H O A B 1 K.H O A K
rmiTia. If ... I I 1 I sxerkars. If. 1 I I
1 M'H rwj, rf. t I 1
110 , iotan. cf.... I
11 rahles, aa... I I I I
111 Karrall, lb... a ,
41, Wkeeiar. tb.. till,
I I Irwin, lh. ... I 1 I 1 1
1 kltlar, a 1 T I 1
3 Evaaa, p
0 0 Burkett. If... 0 3 4 0 0
e'Hemphlll, rf. 0 1 0 0
4 Heldlirk, cf. 1 I 1
0 (l Anderson, lb. 0 0 7 1 tl
0 Wallace, aa . 0 1 1 I
0 McCor-k. 3b. I 0 I
b V Frlel. Sb 1 E
OiKalMM, c 1110 1
1 o Monohua, p.. 0 0 1 1 1
hSusdan 0 0 0 0
I U 17 IS 0l
ToUla ... I I 14 10 0
Batted for Donahue In ninth.
Detroit 10000112 6
or Tj.it. 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 02
Two-base hit: Burkett. Home run: Ka-
hoe. Sacrifice hits: Lepine, Gleason. Stolen
base: Barrett. Bases on balls: Off Yeager,
4; off Donahue, 2. Left on bases: Detroit,
10; St. Louis, g. struck out: By neager.
8. Double plays: Elberfeld to Gleason to
McAllister. Frlel to Wallace to Anderson.
Fussed ball: Kahoe. Time: 1:30. Um
pires: Sheridan and Carruthers.
Hashes Get a Bad Bnnport.
BOSTON. Spt. 11. With proper support
Hughes would have won today's game.
Boston played very far from pennant can
In the field. Carrlck was batted hard in
the last innings. Freeman s savage stick;
work was a feature. Attendance, l,3a0.
Score:
BOSTON.
RJLO.l.Ii
WAUSA. Neb.. Sent. 11. f 8 Deri a 1.1
The Wausa Tennis club was defeated here
today by the Bloomneld club in a very ex
citing series of games. The visiting club
won six out of ten sets played.
(omntork Defeats ft. Pawl.
ST. PAUL. Neb.. Sept. 11. (Special Tele
gram.) Comstock defeated St. Paul today
n an Interesting game of base ball. Score,
to 10.
Him una tin Shoot.
WAUSA. Neb.. Sect. 10. (Special.! The
fourth grand shoot of the Wansa Gun club
was held at this place September 9. There
was a good attendance ana tne aay was
fine. The following towns) were repre
sented: Emerson, Randolph. Bloomfleld,
Osmond and Plalnvlew. Some good shoot
ing was done. The medal of northeast Ne-
Drasga was won by Hero Kaidwin or
Plalnvlew. It was formerly held by Wil
liam Lambert of the same place. Tbe high
est run of the day was made by Lambert
bi straight. opowing is tne score by
events:
WASHINGTON. I
K.H.O.A B.I
rv.rl. lb.... I
Kraa. cf I
Paleh'tr, if.. I
Ketotar.. rf... 1
Coughllo. lb. 0
t are), lb....
Ely. as
Itrlll. a X
Carrlck, p...
1 1
I 4
I I
1 I
0 0
1 II
0
1 I
0
Dsusharty, If 1
Total,
I 1
Paraul.
Xtahl, cf...
1 F" pea man, rf
0 Gleason. lb
0 LaCb'c. lb
Feme. h..
0 C'rlsvr, c...
0 Hughoa. p.
,Colllna
117 14 1
J Total, ... 1 I 17 II I
Batted for Gleason in the ninth.
Washington 0 0 0 0 8 0 E 1 t
Boston 01100021 27
Sacrifice hit: LaChance. Three-base hits:
Freeman, Drill, Ferris. Stolen basea: Par
ent. Dougherty. Double play: Parent to
Ferris. Bases on balls: Off Hughes, 8; ott
Carrlck, 7. Struck out: By Hughes, fi; by
Carrlck, 2. Passed ball: Drill. Time: 1:30.
Chlessjo Bnnches Hits.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 11. Chicago bunched
hits in the fourth and ninth Innings today
and won easily, the hitting of Jones and
Green being feat urea. Attendance, 2,100.
Score:
CHICAGO. I CLEVELAND.
R.H.O.A E. ItHO.At
Oil 0 Bay. cf 1
0 Brad lay. lh.. 111
La)ole. tb ... 0 0 1 4
e (Hickman, lh. 1 11 I
B Flick, cf Oil
OlMeCarthy, If. 1 1
OiOocha'ar, ,1111
Bern II. c o I I V
Rtrana. lb...
Jonaa. ct....
Oram, rf....
Darla. aa....
Menea. If...
Ily. lb
labell. lb...
Mt-rarl't. e.
Patterson, p
0 1 11
Total,
I II 17 IS 1
Moor, p..
Pickering
0
1
1
TU1, ... I lit 11 I
Batted for Moore in the ninth.
Chicago 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 26
Cleveland 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-2
Two-base hits: Bradley. Bemis (2). Jones.
Three-base hit: Mertes. Home run: Brad
ley. Sacrifice hits: Moore, Davis. Stolen
base: Green. Double play: Hickman to
Gochnauer. Ieft on bases: Cleveland, ;
Chicago, 8. Struck out: By Patterson. 2;
by Moore. 4. Passed ball: Bemis. Time:
1:45. Umpire: O'Laughlin.
Standing; of the Tensas.
Plaved. Won. Lost. P.C.
L'l 72 49 .695
130 68 h2 .&67
1J1 So U .62
119 65 54 .544
133 63 00 . 512
li 55 68 .447
119 47 72 .3SS
1J2 44 76 . 377
Chicago at Detroit, St
Philadelphia
St. Louis ...
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland ..
Washington
Detroit
Baltimore ..
Games today:
Louis at Cleveland. Waahlnrton at Baltl
more, Philadelphia at Boston.
IN THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Indlnnapolla Haa nn Kasy Tlaae
Winning; froaa the
Brewers.
MILWAUKEE. Sept. 11 Indianapolis
had an easy tank in defeating the home
tam today. The game was devoid of any
particular reature. Attendance, suit. Bcore
INDIANAPOLIS. I M1I.WAUKBB.
H H O A K H.O.A B
baoktay. lb.. 1
rrawfors, rf. 1
Maloary, rf..
Keller, lh... I
Corcoran, aa. I
taiBtaiai. lh 1
Bergaa. ... 1
tUha. p 1
Total, ...UUrt I 1 Total, ...I , rl U I
Cincinnati 3 1 1 0 0 1 3 0 w 11
Brooklyn 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 03
Earned runs: Cincinnati. 3: Brooklyn. 1.
Two-base hits: Berkley, Sneckard. Three
base hits: Crawford. Corcoran, Beravn,
Sheckard. Stolen bases: Beckley, Kelley,
Stelnfleld, Maloney. McCreary. Dub
play: McCreary to Rltter U, Dahlen. First
base on errors: Cincinnati. ; Brooklyn. 3.
First base on balls: Off Hahn, 3; off Evans,
t. Struck out: By Halm, ; by Evans,
Left on bases: Cincinnati, t; Brooklyn, 11.
Wild plKh: Evans. Time; 1-ii. Uuipirt:
Brown,
Score, second game:
BkOOBLTN , CINCINNATI.
K.UOAB. IHO.ll
Shackafw. ir. less , Ponlta. If ... 1 1
1 Berkley. Ik . 7 1
I 4 Crawlara. rf. I 1
111! Malnuay. cf.. 1
ill hellr. tb.... I 4 I
14 11 Ourrarma. aa. I I
111, Stelnlel,t, lh 4
7 BreB. c S I
t PkllUpa, p.,. til.
MreOTr. rf. 1
Uulaa. of... 1
iHiaovaa, lb. 1
riMil la ,
W beatar, aa..
ir id. an. . ..
htlt'er. c
hutsoa. p....
Totals ... t i 17 I I Total, ... 1 14 It I
Brooklyn 3 1 0
Clniliii'.ati 1 o 0 0 0 V 1 w
Earned run: Cincinnati Stolen b,M
Maloney. iKiiiov, n (2i, Irwin. Double play:
t'eernran to Kell-v to Berkley. Firstlase
ou errurs: sirocalyn, 2; Chnclnsati. t first
rtotTterar. rf I
Fox. Ib Ill
Coultar. rf . .. 1 I I
Kihm. Ib 1 1 11
o Brian, aa.. I
Woodruff. 11. 1 1
Kubna. lb... I I
Hey, on, c... 1 1 4
K.IIum. p.... 1 1 1
1 Duncan. 1( .. i , i
I O A Mi B e. ct 1 1
0 Shield, k. lb. 1 I
1 0 Hallman. rf . I 1
I i lln,naa. aa. 1 l
Ruukla. lb .. I I 1
I H McB',. lh. I
I a Doaabua. c... 1
1 0 ier, c I 1
IHawlar. .... S I 1 1
Total, . .. , s JI It
I total. ... 1 I 17 11
Indianapolis 10103002 1 S
Milwaukee 90010000 01
Earned runs: Milwaukee, 1; Indianapolis,
: iwo-oaae nit: louiler inr-bbse hit
Kihm. Btoien base: Kuhns. Bajies on
balls: Off Hawley, 3: off Kellum. 1. Pasisud
ball: lonhue. wild pitch: Hawley.
Struck out: By Hawley. 4; by Kellum. 4.
iKiuble plays: Dungan to Dutikle.. Kuhns
to lot to hinm uert on base: Mllwau
kee. ; lndlanapolia, I. Time: 1:52. I n
pire: tiusaeit.
Toledo Is Defeated.
ST. PAUL. 8pt. 11. St. Paul and Toledo
pUjexi a very gttod game today, in spite of
tne com ana a:sagreeao:e earner condl
lions. Husglns batting was a feature, the
little) fellow getting a triple, a double and
a single out or tnre time at the bat. At
tendance, too score:
ST. PAl L. I TOLEDO.
B HO A B k H OA B
oatar, cl lis, bllki, rf Ill
Lumley, rf . 1 K..S lh 1 4
IilllaM. If .. Ill tTaraer. a,... 1 , ,
Huiatua, :tt. 0 111 I r.ranua. c. .. ,11,
rt,uaoa. lb. 11 1 Mitchell. If . , , ,
Hurley. I 1 bailU. lh...., 11
Marvan. as...: Ill 1 Cixta.well, rl I I I t
Kaaa. Ib till M,.k. p 1 I
Ckark. p .... 13 1 , Ira. lb.... ll ,
Total ... I 11 n U I Total, ... l" S4 1!
St. Paul 2 10-
Toledo g a i i w a j
' Lamed runs: EL Paul, 2; Teiedo, J, Two-
PC.
.7S3
.500
.4.'t5
.413
.875
Bleomfleld Wins nt Tennis.
-Target-
20 15 15 10 15 20 20 25
Wajsa
Riohmond 14 14 11;10 14 '.. .. ..
G. Satt 11 0-11 -12 l 17 ..
Engdahl 14 131S 11 17 17 20
Cook 15 .. .1', ..
Nelson 14 8 s .. 12 .. ..
Light
Plalnvlew
Lambert 19 13 15 10 15-16 19 23
Baldwin 16 14 13 14 17 lg 24
Demaway 14 15 13 , 8 14 19 16 23
Emerson
W. H. Crahan 12 13 10 It 15 18 20
McPhenan 14 12 7 8 15 17 22
Davis 11 14 12 15 15 13
Coy 12 8 7 14 17 15 18
Osmond
Bogenbagen 12 .. 13 17 IS 14
Cr stall 7 7 11 .. ..
Mohr 11 10 ..
Bloomfleld
F. H. Crahan 17 13 15 14 19 19 22
Packwood 11 4
Randolph
George Hyatt IS 10 14 13 13 16 19
Weather conditions for the continuation of
jjq j the tourney were unfavorable In tbe after
4( noon when a "Scotch mist" made raincoats
neressary. Ths esrly morning matches were
played under lowering skies, but resulted
about as the critics who follow golf had
predicted. Chandler Egan made a runaway
match of his contest with G. F. Cllngman;
W. I. Howland defeated the old Princeton
foot ball player, "Snake" Ames; F. R. Pet
titt won from R. W. Northrop; Walter Egan,
who Is on the opposite side of the draw
with his cousin, Chandler, captured his
match. In dlspoeing of J. Sellers, the Glen
vlew dark horse, C. L. Hunter had to play
two extra holes. S. C. Dugger was another
winner who captured his match after two
extra holes with B. F. Cummins.
In the afternoon round there were two
close rounds, Nat Moore of Geneva getting
the victory of L. T. Boyd, tbe Milwaukee
golfer, by 1 up. The other exciting match
was between Chandler Egan and "Billy"
Howland, and Egan won.
Omaha Player Fratnre.
Walter Egan disposed of R. R. Kimball
of Omaha, 4 up 3 to play. The feature of
this match was Egan's winning tbe fourth
bole in nine strokes. Kimball got Into
trouble and wasted several strokes getting
out of a bunker. Chief Interest In the sec
ond round centered In tbe play of Chandler
Egan. Howland, his rival, Is only 17 years
old.
Howland seemed to be a likely winner
over Egan, who had been playing so bril
liantly, and the experts looked for a fall
dowa. But they halved the first hole In
five after both had been In bunkers. How
land took tbe second hole by better ap
proach work, but Egan regained the ad
vantage by taking the next. The fifth was
halved in six. By missing a three-foot putt
Egan lost ths sixth. A flubbed second shot
by Egsn lost him the seventh bole. The
next two were halved. Egan's approach to
tbe tenth was within three feet of the cup
and he won the hole. The eleventh was
halved. Howland's second going to the
twelfth was in tbe bunker and hs was lucky
to pull out a half. By laying his approach
dead to the hole Egan took the thirteenth.
Howland was bunkered, going to the four
teenth on his second, and this cost him the
hole.
Critical play on ths fUtetnth gave Egaa
the advantage he bad een seeking. - Equal
work halved the sixteenth and Howland
was lucky In getting a half for the seven
teenth as he flubbed his second.
In going to the hole Egan outdrove his
rival and sent his second, a strong brassey,
to tbe green. Howland required three to
get to the far corner of tbe green and was
unable to hole In better than bogey five,
while Egan was down in a fine four.
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RED OAK. la.. Sept. 11. (Special Tele
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race, winning a prise of S100 cash and the
association cup. Clarinda won the cup two
years and had it won today the cup would
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foot race in ten seconds.
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Officers elected are: w. C. Werts, Mal
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l hree-year-oa trot:
Vmant jr
Robert Mack
Grand Bport
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Jean
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Summary of first round, match play:
H. Chandler Kgan, Exmoor, defeated G.
F. Clingman, Homewood, up and 4 to
play; W . I. Howland. Evan, ton, defeated
K. L. Ames. Glenvlew, 8 up and 3 to play;
Stuart Stlckney, St. Louis, defeated W. I.
Oaborn, Ulenview, by default; F. R. Pet
titt, Kenosha, defeated F. W. Northrop 2
up and 8 to play; Warren Dtckinon. Des
moines, aereatea w. K. Kirk, Onwentma,
1 up; R. E. James. Olenview, defeated O.
C. Fuller. Milwaukee, by default: R. R.
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2 up and 1 to play; Harold Smith. Onwent
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R. R. Kimball, Omaha, defeated Ellis L
Allls, Milwaukee. 1 up; Walter Egan de
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B. O. Dugger, Hinsdale, defeated B F.
Cummin re. Exmoor, 1 up 20 holes- J O
Hlnkley. Midlothian, defeated K. Edwards,
Midlothian, 3 us and 1 to play.
Summary of first round, match play:
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