THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1003.
OMADA GETS TIRED EARLY
Bcorei Four Bn.n in First Two Inning and
Then Quits foi the Gams.
ST. JOSEPH GETi BUSY IN THE SIXTH
Pltrhers Make m Record for HJttlaa
Bl: that la Llkelv Ra
; I aeqiaate for Maar
. Dir.
T.. JOBS. PH. Mo.. June 17.-Speclel Tel
Kram. i Rourke's peta looked sure win
ner today , whan they started oft with a
scoi-e of I to the good, but went to pieces
In th fifth and lout the fame. Five hun
dred rooter gathered at League park to
wltnsss the opening struggle. Fair
weather and a fine breere fanned the en
thusiasm Into flame. Because of Umpire
Brennan'a disability Ebrlght and Bhafatal
umpired th fame. In the first Inning Car
ter, the Arat Omaha man up, went out on
an Infield grounder. Bhugart got a two-
base hit. Welch got a base on balls.
Wright singled into right field, scoring
Bhugart. Oenlns got a single Into left
field, scoring Welch and Wright. Hlckey
truck out and Oondlng went out on a
pop-up to Kemmer. Henderson, the Omaha
alab artist, did great work In this Inning,
striking out Belden, Ron and Hartman,
tha first three Saint up. Omaha scored
another run In its half of tha second.
Henderson went' out on a popup. Carter
Ingled over second and went to third on
an effort to catch him while stealing sec
ond. Carter scored when Frank Bhugart
flew out to center. Welch got a base on
balls, but went out at second on a fielder's
Choice of Wright's Infield grounder.
.Chlnn was substituted for Bowman at
tha opening of the third by the Salnta.
Omaha failed to connect In the third In
ning. Dolan singled, followed by Qenlns
and Mickey, who flew out to Hartman.
Dolan waa caught napping at flrst, retir
ing the aide. For the Saints Chlnn and
Belden struck out. Rohe put a single over
second and Hartman went out on an In
field hit to right. The Omahas went out
In one, twof three order In their half of
the fourth,. Oondlng flying out to Hart
man, Henderson to Crum and Carter going
out on s. bunt to Rohe. In tha fifth Bhu
gart flew, out to Belden. Welch singled to
tight and .Wright flew out to Crum. Do
lan followed' with a tilt for two bags and
Welch 'went to' third on It, but overran
the bag. St. Joseph claimed ha was caught
from the base, 'but Bhafstal called him
safe. .Qenlna fouled out, the ball being
caught-tip against the grandstand by Oar
vln. Just then A balloon went up from the
labor carnival ground' and Omaha went
up wjth It The 'slaughter Included two
thrae-baggerat a noma run and several
pretty singles. Henderson was retired at
the end of tha Inning 'and Companion sub
stituted. TKe score: '
PTC JOSEPH.
: ', ' - AB. R. BH. PO. A. E.
Belden, If 8 112 0 0
ROhe, 3b 4 1 1 0 8 1
Haxtma.iT,. -f ..8 0 0 0 0
Kemmer, lb. 1 1 3 1 0
Maher, aa 4 3 1 8 0 1
Oarvln, o. 3 113 3 0
McBrlde, lb... 4 0 3 1 3 1
Crum. rf 3 1 0 3 0 1
Bowman, p 0 0 0 0 0 0
Chlnn, p 4 1113 0
a good game of ball bv a scor Ot 4 to I.
The same teams play tomorrow.
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boetoa and Brooklra Eaek - Defeat
Other la Poafcle Header
Contest.
f.OSTON. June 17. The home teem won
the morning game from Brooklyn. It was
a pitchers' battle between Oarvln and Pit
tlngcr. somewhat long drawn out through
the wlldnees nf the latter. With men on
baaen. however, the Boston pitcher was
effective. A running ratch by Ptanley was
the fielding feature. Score:
BOSTON. I BROOKLYN.
R.H 0 A B I R.H.O A ,
n-it-r. rf... 1 .Straus, tit... 1 1 1
f.ni.r. rf... I ti-h-k.nl. if., til
T-nntT, lb... 1 1 1 1 tnhh., ct.... 0 1
Tool-. If .. 1 1 0 MiOedl, rf t
rarn.r. rf... 11 1 rajTl.. Ik... tit
Mnrati, c 1 i Oahl.il, M
Ah'tl.hlo. lb. M I I lAkNtu, e.
Or-rolni.r. lb 4 0 rioos, lb..
Hnnn-r, aa... 1 l I I twill, s
PlUlnf-r,
r, p.. t 1 1 8
- -I Totals
la ... I I 17 11
Tata
Boston
Brooklyn
Earned runs:
Two-base nits
.. 1
.. 1 1
.pi
..is
.. t I M II I
ri. if
KIr, rf....
Pulls, ef
Flbarfalcl. M.
William. U.
Coeroy, b...
Gani.l, lb...
Barilla, e....
Wolta. .
1 0001001 -3
0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0-3
' Boston, 1; Brooklyn, 1.
Bonner, Aheam. Three
base hit: Bheckard. Stolen bases: Moran,
Doyle, Dahlen. Bases on balls: Off Gar
vin, 4; off Pittlnger, . 8truck out: By
Plttlnger, B; by Oarvln, 8. Passed ball:
Ahearn. Wild pitches: Oarvln U). Time:
3:10. Umpire: O Day.
Brooklra Tarsi Tables.
Brooklyn won the afternoon game easily,
batting Platt'a delivery all over the lot.
Schmidt also was nit nara, out HrooKiyn s
batting was bunched end coincided with
Boston a errors. Attendance, .u. ncors:
BROOKLYN. i i BOSTON.
R.H O A H.I R.H. OA
strane. lb... 1 I 1 I ' Stanley, of... 8 I I
Sha-kar4, If. I I 1 1 tlTanoay, lb... t
Dobba, ct.... I II tiCoolay, If....
McCreedta, rf I etcarnay, rf...
Doyle, lb I I II 1 KIUr1.. e.
bah Ion. as... Ill Ab'llchio, 5b.
Jarklltarh, . 1 1 OOrem'ear, lb. 1
Flood, lb lift Honnar, aa... 1
Schmidt, D... 114 0, Plait. t
Totals ...11 II IT It J Total! ... 14 17 10 4
Brooklyn 0 3 0 3 1 4 6 0 0-11
Boston 3 30002096
Two-base hits: Bheckard, Dahlen. Home
run: Schmidt. Stolen base: Doyle. Double
plavs: Strang to Doyle, Dahlen to Flood
to Doyle. First base on balls: Off Piatt,
3; off Schmidt, 3. Struck out: By Schmidt,
1; by Piatt, 4. Time: 1:66. Umpire: O Day.
Glaats Come Back at Phillies.
PHILADELPHIA. June 17 New York
defeated Philadelphia today by good hit
ting. President Pulllam has suspended
Bowerman for three days on account of a
dispute yesterday with Umpire Johnstone.
Attendance, 8.4!1. Score:
NEW YORK. I PHILADELPHIA.
R.H.O A K.l R.H O A E.
Broarna. rf... 1 1 0 0 0 Ttiomaa. cf... 1100
i Mailman, lb. 0
OKalatar, rf... 0
eTItus. If....
0 Barry. II....
ttHUIawltt. aa
Odloaaon, lb.
OHoth.
1 Sparka, p...
xuougiaas ..
T II 17 It .
' ToUla ..
xBatted for Sparks In ninth.
New Tork 2 0 0 0 0
Philadelphia 1 0 0 2 0
Two-base hits: Browne. Dunn,, Kelster,
Barry, Titus. Sacrifice hits: VanHaltrsn,
Hallman, Titus ' Stolen ' bases: Merles,
Barry. Double plays: Hulswltt. to Barry,
Oleason to Barry. I,eft on bases: Phila
delphia, 7. First bane on balls: Off Tay
lor, 1; oft Sparks, 3. Hit by pitcher: Sparks.
Struck out: By Sparks, 3. Time: 1:50.
Umpire: Emslle.
Staadlagr of tne Teama.
Played. Won. Lost
the game to New York, errors by Slsttery
and Flaherty and Williams' clean single
poring the winning run for the locale In
the ninth Inning. Attendance, 1.177. Score:
xOne out when winning run mads.
KIW YORK. CH1CAOO.
RHOAB' R.H0A1
01 Hoi mat. If... I
01 0 Jonaa, cf 1
1 Oreen. rf I 0
II 0 Callahan. Ib till
140 lbell. 2b.... 0 0 I
III 1 Kl.tt.rr, lb. . 114 1
14 I tTaaaahlll. aa. I I 1
14 M'Farl.nd. a 1 0
017 ( riaharty, p.. 1 4 1
Totala ...1 4 17 11 ll Totala ... U25 II 4
New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-1
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 00
Two-base hits: Neville, Blattery. Sacri
fice hit: lsbell. Stolen base: Fults. l,eft
on bases: New York, 8; Chicago, 9. First
on errors: New York, 4; Chicago, 1. Bases
on balls: Off Wolfe, 8. Hit by pitched ball:
Br Flaherty, 1. Struck out: By Wolfe. 3.
Wild pitch: Wolfe. Time: 1:40. Umpire:
O'Laughlln.
Postponed Games.
At Washington The Detroit-Washington
game was called at end of second Innings.
Standing of the Teama.
Played. Won. Lost.
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
St. Louis ....
'hlcago
40
4M
4f.
42
44
New York 44
Detroit 46
Washington 46
31
29
26
21
21
21
20
14
18
ID
20
21
rs
23
26
32
PC.
.63.1
.604
.600
.477
.477
.438
.3i '4
Games today: Boston at Cleveland.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
St. Paal'a Superior Play Beata I.oals-
vllle la Last Contest of
Series,
LOUISVILLE. Ky.. June 17.-8t. Paul
outplayed Louisville today and won the last
game or the series, wneeiers neming ana
a sensational left-hnnded catch by Hug-
gins were features. Attendance, 1,000. Score
BT. PAVL. , LOUI8VILI.H.
K.H.O.A.E. R.H.O.A
Ilraanahan, lb 1 I 10
VanH'B, cf.. 4 11
Martaa. It.... Ill
Babb, aa Ill
(Minn, lb t 8
Gllbart. lb... Oil
Warnar, e.... 8
Taylor, p.... 11
Totals
I
1 1
t 1
I 11
0 1
1 I
1 4
I 1
4 10 17 14 1
0 0 4 1-7
0 10 0-4
Totala
Carter, If...
Shugart, 2b.
Oenlns, cf..
Welch, rf...
Wright, lb..
Dolan, ss...
Hlckey, 3b..
Oondlng, c.
Henderson,
Companion,
xThomas ...
81 8 f 27 11 4
OMAHA.
AB. R. BIL PO. A. E.
6 1 1 1 I
6
3
6
3
8
4
, 4
p
p....Jfw
,
0
0
3
2
3
11
0
0
0
t 24 13
New Tork
Plttsburar
Chicago
Brooklyn .,
Cincinnati
Boston
60
63
63
4
.... 47
...48
35
86
34
25
21
20
15
14
16
17
19
24
2
33
37
P.P.
.700
.671
.643
.611
.447
.
.313
.8U3
Totals ...M
x Batted for Companion In the ninth,
at unh j O l 0 1 6 0 0 0 i
Omaha 8. 19000000-4
Earned runs: Bi. Joseph, 8; Omaha, 1.
Left on bases: it Joseph, 4; Omaha, 6.
First base on errors: St. Joseph, 2;
Omaha, 3. Two bane hits: Wright, 8.
Three-base hiU: Kemmer, Chlnn. Home
run: Belden. Sacrifice hits: Hartman,
Oarvln, Dolan.' Stolen bases: Osrvln, Mc
Bride, Carter. Double plays: Bhugart to
Dolan to Wright, wngnt to riicaey.
Struck out: By Bowman, l: by Hender
son, 7; by Companion, 8. Bases on balls:
Off Bowman, 2; off Henderson 1; off Com
panion, Hit by pitched bail: By Bow
man, ii by Chlnn, 7; by Henderson, 4;
by Companion, 4. Passed ball: Oondlng.
Time: 1:46. Umpires; Ebright and Bhaf
atal. One bad Field Offsets Otker.
KANSAS CITY. June 17.-A triple play
by Jacobs, Webster and Btrelb wa tha
feature of todaya game. Both teams
played a - ragged game in the field, but
Kansas City had luck In bunching hits.
Attendance, 300. Score: r H E.
Kansas City ,.1 0 4 2 1 0 1 2 11 14 4
Des Moines.... 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 t i
Batteries: Kansas City. Halla and Ul
rica.; Dea. Moines, Madigan and Fohk .
, Mllnaakee Needa Tklrioaa.
MILWAUKEE.' June 17. McPherson
pitched great ball today, allowing seven
hiU, but It Waa not until the thirteenth
that Milwaukee could get the winning run.
Attendance. 600. Score: R H E
' Milwaukee .0 0 0 1'8 0 0 J 0 0 0 l- 16 4
Denver r ,.w 1 0 3 6 0 0 1 4 0 0 0 0-4 7
Batteries: Milwaukee. McPherson and
Lucia; Denver, Eyler and Latimer,
v. Sarlags Defeat Peoria.
PEORIA. June 17. Colorado Springs de
feated Peoria today to 1, tha visitor dis
playing auperlor all around playing. At
tendant. 3.300. .Score: ... " R H E
Colo. Springs... 1 M'H j'i j f-1! I
Peoria 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 2
Batteries: Colorado Springs, McNeely and
Btarnagle; Peoria, Hart and Wilson,
steading af ka Team.
Loat P C
.41
34
87
.36
...S8
36
24
Oames today : Omaha at Bt. josepn. wn
ver at Milwaukee, Colorado Springs at
Peoria, Des Moines at Kansas City.
Error Costs a .
WEBSTER CITY. Ia., June 17. (Special
Telegram.) Webster City lost a -tlona"
gam of ball today to Waterloo by
s score of 6 to C But for an error at
third the locals would have won. These
two teams have five straight . games
scheduled. Score: ......
Waterloo 1 M I 0 J H
Webster City 1 0 1 1 0 0 3 0 -6
Batteries: Waterloo, Ross and Wharton;
Webater City, Oreen and White.
Dlamoada Beat Staadarda.
The Diamonds defeated the Standards
yesterday by a score of to 8. Hatterle:
Diamonds, Wlllard and Magrath; btand
ards, Whitehead and Krlksou.
Glltaer loses ky Oae.'
GILTNER, Neb., June 17 (Special Tele
gram.) U Ulnar loat to Red Cloud today In
Philadelphia 48
Bt Louis 63
Oames today: Pittsburg at Boston, Chi
cago at New York, Cincinnati at Phlladel
phla, St. Louis at Brooklyn.
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland and Bostoa Divide Honors
ia Doable-Head Daaker
Hill Contest,
BOSTON. Juno 17. Cleveland won the
Bunker HIU day forenoon came by bunch
ing- hits, aided by a wild throw to first by
uiDson, wno pitched well. Moore was in
vincible when hits meant runs. The batting
of Parent and Hickman and the fielding of
Lajola wer the features. Attendance, 6,644
Score:
BOSTON. , CLEVELAND.
R.H.O A. E l R.H.O.A.E
Doufharty, If 1 i 4 0 Bar. cf 1 1 0
Colllna. lb... 11 OBradlay, lb.. 0 I
O'Brtea, cf.. 11 0 Lalole. lb.... 1 1
Rraaman. rf.. t Hickman, lb. 1 1
Parent, aa... I I 4 McCarthy. If.
LaChanca, lb 11 1 0 Kllck. rf 1 1
Fama, lb.... 1 tOocho'ar. aa. 1
114 1 0 Abbott, a 0
so i I l noon, p
Colorado, Spring
Milwaukee ........
Kansas City
Peoria ...'.-..'
Denver
St. Joseph
Des Moines
Omaha
2 12 .707
'it 13 .647
21 16 .668
16 13 .457
17 21 .448
15 20 .43
15 23 .&5
12 23 .363
Smith, c...
Olbaon. p..
0
Totala ..
Cleveland
Boston ...
1 T 17 11 11 Totala ... I I 17
, 1 00101000-3
....0 0000100 0-1
Earned runs: Cleveland. 2: Boston. 1.
Three-base hits: Parent, Hickman. Stolen
bases: Flick, Lajoln, -Ooohnauer, Bay.
Double playa: Lajole to Hickman; Smith to
Parent to Smith. Base on balls: Off Oil)
son, 3: off Moore, 2. Hit iy pitched ball
By Olbson, Abbott (2), Lalole. Struck out:
By Olbson, 8; by Moore. 6. Passed ball
Smith. . Wild pitch: Moore. Time: 2:00.
Umpire: Connolly.
Boston Takes tha second.
Sequential hitting, combined with errors
by Cleveland, gave Boston the afternoon
game. Hughes pitched excellent ball
throughout. Attendance, 12,783. Score:
Geler. It
Rhannoa. rf..
Jarkfton, rf...
Scbaefer, tin. .
Hugglna, 2b.,
Kttlry. lb ...
Wheeler, 8b..
Btllllvan. c...
Voll. p
Karguaon, p..
OKarwIn. rf... 0
Hart, lb 1
WBraahear. lb. 0
l'Odwall, cf... 1
03. Sul'Tan, lb 1
Totala .
St. Paul .
Louisville
(M'lmar, If..
0 Hhrtevar, c
HCbllda. as..
Kn. p....
Tola ia .
1 I
0 11
1 I
I I
1 I
0 0
0 4
0 0
1 1
4 t H 15 I
I 17 1 11
0 0 0 1 0 4 1 0 -
0 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 04
Two-base hit: Brashear., Three-base hit
S. Sullivan. Stolen bases: Hart, Shannon,
Schaefer. Sacrifice hit: Kelley. Bases on
balls: Off EkhH, 11; off Vols, 6; off Fergu
son. 1. Struck out: Bv F,a?an. 4: by Vols. 1
Hit bv nllcl.ecl hall: Odwell. Shannon.
Double plays: Jackson to Schaefer; Clymer
to Sullivan to Uraithear. L,ert on DaBes:
Louisville, 5; St. Paul, 6. First base on er
rors: Louisville. 1: St. Paul. 6. Time: 2:00.
Umpire: Cunningham.
Columbus' Fleldlnsr Wins.
COLUMBUS. O.. June 17. Heavy hitting
characterized today's game between Co
lumbus and Kansas City, but the locals
fielded better snd their chitting was more
timely, giving them an easy victory. At
tendance, 1,960. Score: v
COLtmnl'g. KANSAS CITT.
R.H.O.A.E I K.H.O.A.E
114 ORothfuas, aa.. 1 I 1 1
0 0 8 0 Maloney, o... 3 8 4
8 0 1 0 0 Naaco, lb.... Ill
8 111 1 Coon a, rf 0 0 0 i
1 1 11 0 OiOrafy, lb.... lit
8 8 1 0 0 Knoll. It 1 I 8
8 S 4 8 COrar. rf-lb... 1110
1111 lOanlay, ct.... 18 8
101 0 McAnd wa, lb t 1 I 4
0 0 0 0 Durham, p... 4 0 0 1
.Soudara, p... 1 10 1
IK IS 27 14 1
1 Totala ... 14x31 U 10
xTurner out, hit by batted ball
Columbus ...1 0 6 0 2 2 0 4 16
Kansas City 4 0 1 0 0 0 2 2 01
Stolen bases: Turner (2). Mellor. Wll
Hams. Malonney. Sacrifice hits: Raymer
Nance. Bases on balls: Off Wagner, i; on
Durham. 1: oft Soudera. L Two-base hits
Oleason, Raymer. Orady, Ganley. Home
run: Nance. Double Dlays: Oleason to Mel
lor; Gleason to Raymer to Mellor. Hit by
pitched ball: By Wagner, l; by Durham, l
Struck out: By Wagnr, 1; by Durham, 1
by Bouders, 1. Passed ball: Fox. Time
3:13. Umpire: Foreman.
Minneapolis Again ghat Oat
INDIANAPOLIS. Jun 17. Kellum shut
out Minneapolis for the second time this
week. Errors lost lor tn visitors. At
tendance, 1,720. Bcore: .
INDIANAPOLIS. ( ' MINNEAPOLIS.
R.H.O. A. B.I R.H.O.A.E
HoaTiarar. rf 1 1 I O McCrMi-r. cf. 1
0 PBpoonar, IS, 0 1 11
0L.nr, If 1 1
8muh, rf 1 1
8 1 Yeaiar, 0 ... 0 14 1
1 Mclntyra, lb. 0 0 4
Mania, lb... 4
8 OOylar, aa 0 1 1 8
1 Vaablndar, p. 1 1
Oleaann, aa..
Bannon, cf...
A milt, rf
Turner, 8b...
Mallor. lb..
Thonay, If..,
Kaymer, lb.
Kox, o
Wllllaraa, p.,
Wagnar, p..,
Totala ..
roi. lb 1
Hvydon. e... 0
Coulter, cf... 1
O'Brien, aa.. 0
Jonaa, If
Klhm. lb...
Tamaatt, !b..
Kalluro. p...
CLEVELAND.
R..U.O.A.B
Ray. cf 0 I 0
Rradlar. lb.. 0 1 1 4
I Lalole. 8b... 4
iHlckmaa, lb. 11
ol McCarthy, If. I
mirk, rf 1 1 1
otOochn'ar, aa. 1 I 1
vjBamla, a 4 1 I t
0 Joss, p 1 8
BOSTON.
R.H. O.A.I
Doufharty, If 8 1 1
Colllna, lb... a 8 I
O'Brlea. cf.. 3 0
Preemtn. rf.. 1 1 3
Parent, as.... 8 8 1
LtCbaaca. lb 10
F.rrla. lb.... 8 4
Crlr. o 1 1 6
Mvoas, p... 3 83
Total .." 87 Til) Tolato ... 1 "i 14 14 "l
Boston 1 0101120 (
Cleveland 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
Two-base hit: Parent. Three-base hit:
Dougherty. Stolen base: Flick. First base
on balls: Off Hughes. 2: off Joss, 1. Hit by
Itched ball: By Hughes, FUck. Struck out:
ly Hughes, 4. Time: 1:18. Umpire: Con
nolly. Champions Becar la Lead.
PHILADELPHIA, Jun 17. The chsm
pions start on their western, trip in first
place, having clinched that position today
by defeating St. Louis. Keltly waa Inef
fective and the visitors' fielding waa rag
ged. Attendance, 6,0tj0. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. i ST. LOt'lS.
K.n.u.A.B.r n.n.u.a.E
Hartaol. If . . . I
Plckartas, cf. 1
Darta. lb.... I
L. Craa. 8. 1
Sayaola. rf. .. 8
Murphy, lb.. 1
M. Croaa, aa. 1
Powara, c... 1
itaaaor, p....
11 OtHamphlll, rf. 0 1 I 0 0
18 OHaldrlck. cf.
It 0 Andaraoo, lb 11 0 1
8 UrkaU lf. .1
18 OSuadan, e.... 131
18 4 ftW.ll.ca, as.. 1 I I
14 1 0 Pal Jan. b... 1 8 1 8
8 8 0 OMcCor'k. lb., tllll
1 ORaldy, p
Tata la ...11 1IHU Totala ... I T 14 1 4
Philadelphia 1 2 4 2 0 0 0 3 -ll
Bt. LouU 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 01
Throe-bas hit: Powers. Home run:
Seybold. Sacrifice hits: Pickering, I
Pnvrn. Stolen bases: Hemphill.
Pickering, Powers, Bender. Doie play:
M Crars to Davis. Left on bases: St.
Louis. 7: Philadelphia. 8. First base on
balls: Off Reldy, 4. Hit by pitched bail:
Hemphill. Wallace. Struck out: By Reldy,
P by Bender. 3. Balk: Bender. Time:
1:38. Umpires: Carruthers and Hassett.
WklU'loi Make a Present.
NEW YORK, Jun 17 Wolfe pitched a
solendld game for New York today, allow
In Chicago but on hit. Th vsltors gave
Totals ...I I 87 T 8 Totals ... 6 14 14
Indianapolis 1 0000002-
Mlnneapolls 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Two-base hits: Fox, Coulter. Bases on
balls: By Vasblnder, 6. Struck out: By
Kellum, 3: by Vasblnder, 4. Time: 1:40.
Umpire: Haskell.
Mlivraake Bites tha Dost
TOLEDO. June 17. Toledo defeated Mil
waukee today In one of the best-played
games or tne season, mainiy tnrougn neis
ling's great pitching and hla home-run
drive. McOIll also waa effective. Attend'
ance, 800. Score:
TOLEDO. I MILWAUKEE
R.H.O.A.E. R.H.O.A.E
0 0 4 0 oschaney, lb.. i I 4
Donahue, lb. 1 14
Wood, c 1 8 8
c;Phyla, as.... t 4 1
SDunleayr. lit I 1 I
rnglaub, lb.. 1 1 8
I H.mphlll. ct. 1
OiDungaa, rf. .. 1 I 1 4
OatcOIH, p
Crlatall. rf...
Blank'a'p, lb.
Barnard, cf..
riournoy, If.
Schaub. lb..,
Klalnow. c...
fijrana, lb....
Man
arcan.
Relating,
I It
0 0 0 4
. 14 84 14
ToUla ... 8 8x24 1 1 Totals
xPhyle forced out on strikes.
Toledo 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 3
Milwaukee 0 0 0 0 0 10 1 03
Earned runs: Toledo, 3. Two-base hits
Blankenshlp, Dungan (2). Horn run: Rels
ling. Struck out: By Relating. 6: bv Mr
Oill. 2. Bases on balls: Off Relsllng. 2: off
McOIll, 8. Left on bases: Tqledo, 3; Mil
waukee, 8. Passed ball. Klelnow. Wild
pitch: Relsllng. Time: 1:36. Umpire: Mul
lane. Staadiaa; af the Team.
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TENNIS AT THE FIELD CLUB
First Roond la Handicap Toarncy
Shows Bam Sarprisea for
tb Ksowlat Oae.
The flrat day of play, following the pre
liminaries In the Field club handicap tennis
tournament, proved a surprise In some re
spects. After winning from J. W. Battln
by default A. Scrlbner, with- a handicap
half 15. took two sets from J. N. Haskell at
acratch. In two fast played aetr Haskell
won me nanaicap last year and whs
counted on as one ef the sure players In the
finals, while 8crlbher Is a new man with
no particular record behind him, although
he has been playing a very fast game this
spring. The matches throughout were fast
and exciting and the handicapping evened
things up among the playera exceedingly
well.
In the preliminaries played Tuesday
evening J. N. Haskell, scratch, beat Dr.
Ijiduecur. receive 15. 6-2. 8-4. Dr. Van
Camp, receive, half 15. beat O. 8. Irwin
receive 16, -l. s-3. Wednesday evening s
play resulted aa follows:
I Brown, scratch, beat Will Wood, re
ceive 15. b-1. 6-2.
E. M. Martin, receive IV beat Dr. Lemere.
receive 15. 6-2, 8-2.
A. Scrihner. receive half 16, beat J. W.
Battln. scratch, by default.
J. N. Haskell, receive 15, beat F. Pollard,
receive 16, 6-8. -
A. J. Collett. scratch, beat Dr. Van
Camp, receive half 15, 8-1, 8-4.
D. Pollard, scratch, beat E. R. Bevlns.
receive 16. 6-2. 6-8.
O. C. Mclntyre. scratch, beat F. M.
Bllsch. reoelve half 16. 6-4. 1-8. 6-3.
C. H. Young, owe 15, beat W. R. Vaughn,
receive 15. 8-3 6-4.
Second round:
A. Scrihner. receive half 15, beat J. N.
Haskell, scratch. 8-3. 4-4
The play for tonight la:
J. Brown, scratch, against E. M. Martin,
receive half 16.
A. J- Collet, acratch, against D. Pollard,
acratch.
V. M. Bllsh. receive half 15. against C. H.
Tourur. ow It.
Balloon race a daily feature of the sports
TWO FEUD LAWYERS CLASH
Court Officers Keep Them from Blows Whi'o
Judge Threatens Jail.
MARCUM MURDER SUSPECTS MAY GO FREE
Jary I Believed Likely to Hesitate
Betweea Aeajalttal and Life Ira
prlsoameat After Sharing Pap
alar Interest la Speeches.
JACKSON, Ky.. June 17. Argument In
the cases of Curtis Jett and Thomas White
for the murder of J. B. Marcum were not
concluded when court adjourned lata to
night and the case will not be sent to the
Jury until tomorrow noon. It Is Impossible
to describe the anxiety here as to how
long the Jury will continue1 It delibera
tions and a to Its finding. The prepon
derance of opinion still seems to be that
the death penalty will not be given and
that the Jury Is likely to hand between
life Imprisonment and acquittal.
There was more Interest today than ever
since, the trial began, as the people were
attracted much more by the eloquence of
the attorneys than by the evidence. It waa
like a clrcu day. One of the curiosities
for all to see was the dark spot on the
court house floor where the stain of Mar
cum' blood la still visible. The spot In
front of the court house where Marshal
Cockrlll wa shot dead, and the places
where other feudist were killed, wer
pointed out to tb throngs. In the audi
ence In the court room, and a they en
tered and emerged from It. wer pointed
out the mother and other relative of the
prisoner and tha leading feudists.
Twenty Fend Widows Present.
It was staled by residents who are well
acquainted with the people here that at
least a score of widows of feud victims
were present and they represented only a
small part of the bereavement of the
county from such causes.
Early In the day the lawyer got to
scrapping and were only prevented from
coming to blows by officers of the court.
but after Judge Redwlne threatened .to
send one of them to Jail for contempt and
reprimanded another for using unbecoming
language, the proceedings continued with
out any disturbance. The argument of
Thomas Marcum, a brother of the victim.
surrounded by the widow and the orphans
of hi brother and by the widow and or
phana of other victim of the feud, waa
delivered under the most Impressive circumstances.
Two courts were in session here today.
That of City Judge Cardwell succeeded
the arson Inquisitions. On faction ha
controlled tha county and the other town
officer. Owing to assassination and In
timidation the latter had become almost
defunct. Judge Cardwell had not held city
court for eighteen months until martial
law wa recently declared. Like other tn
his depleted faction, he had been a pris
oner in hi own home and unable to get
to hi offioo. Meantime Town Marshal
Cockrlll bad been killed and his place never
filled. The troops now make arrests, and
It waa to hear case arising out of them
that the local court wa resumed. ' The
men who assaulted witnesses yesterday.
after they had appeared before the grand
Jury In tha arson case, were brought be
fore Judge Cardwell by the guard of the
provost marshal and convicted. The fines
and Imprisonment Inflicted are said to be
th first penalties for the violation of law
imposed on feudist here for year.
Ewen Flees to Lexington.
Th principal witness B.-J. Ewen, today
escaped, with most oA .Ma .family, to -Lexington.
As he has. nothing to leave' be
hind him he Is now. considered out of
danger, but there- are mother witnesses for
the prosecution who are not so safe.
Major Embry Allen, who I now In com
mand of the troops during the absence
of Colonel Roger Williams, today advised
Mr. B. J. Ewen to leave Jackson. She has
taken an active part In accumulating evi
dence against tha men who burned her
husband's hotel and who are directly con
nected with th powerful faction In
Breathitt county. Major Allen expressed
th belief that her Ufa was In danger, not
withstanding tha fact that women and
children hav heretofore been spared by
assassin In Jackson. Mrs. Ewen' bravery
and courage have frequently been shown,
and It waa but Unexpected when ah re
plied:
"I will stay her until our Interest are
properly protected and our contracts ful
filled. If they want to kill me they will
find mo hero for at least a month."
A hung Jury Is expected because of tha
alleged attitude of two of th member.
A th caaa draw to a close alarm among
citizens because of the probability of the
troops being withdrawn Is manifest.
When court convened today Judge B. F.
French, the noted leader of the French
faction of th French-Eversola feud, who la
th leading lawyer for the defenaa of Jett
and White, began tb opening argument
before Judge Redwlne. He declared that
County Judge Blanton, who had said that
Witness Crawford had been arrested, had
lied.
Judge Blanton sprang to hi feet and ap
proached Judge French, but Elisor Jones
threw himself between the men and Judge
Redwlne finally secured quiet In th court
room.
Judge Redwlne then threatened to send
Judge Blanton to Jail for contempt of court
and admonished Judge French to be more
temperate in hi language.
Captain Hurst followed for th prosecu
tion. He declared that hla only motive
for taking part In th prosecution waa to
secure Justice, He said he wanted to see
the law enforced in Breathitt county.
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EVENTS ON, RUNNING TRACKS
Savable Take Derby . Trial la Moat
Seaaatloaal Flalah from
Uaaralst.
CHICAGO. June 17. The Derby trial ane
clal at Harlem today fumlahed one of the
most sensational finishes or the year. Sav
able, Linguist and Judge Hlmea, in a fierce
drive that commenced at the head of the
stretch, came under the wire as named.
heads barely apart. Savable showed won
derful gameness at a time when ha ap
peared beaten.
rroDaniy tne most remaraaoie run by any
of the seven starters was that of Jut are
Himus. Trailing along far back until
reaching the stretch, he closed with a halr
ratslng rush and would certainly have won
had the distance been a mile and a quar
ter or more. Bernays waa never a factor
In today's contest.
The absentees from the race wer Claude,
Manru and Au Kevoir. Results:
First race, four and a half furlongs: Pat
Hammon won, Vast second, Lionsdale
third. Time: 0:E4V4.
Second race, six furlongs: Never Fret
won Antnnlous second, Joe Martin third.
Time: 1:23.
Third race, Derby trial, special, mile and
one-eighth: Savable won. Linguist second,
Judge Mimes third. Time: l.bi.
Fourth race, steeplechase.' short course:
Golden Link won, Mrs. Urannan aecond,
Ceylon third. Time: 3:34.
Fifth race, five furlongs: Peter Paul
won. Auditor second, J. P. Mayberry third.
Time: Hi.
Sixth race, mile: Colonnade won, filr
Hugh second, Vulcaln third. Time: l:4oV.
Seventh race, mile end seventy yards:
Alfred C won. Lord Touchwood second,
Milas third. Time: 1:46.
NEW YORK. Jun 17. Results:
First race, about six furlongs, selling:
Vanneas won. Petra 11 second. Blue Ban
ner third. Time: 1:11.
Second race, mile and . one-sixteenth:
Proper won. River Pirate aecond. Himself
third. Time:
Third race, about six furlongs: Valour
won. Reveille second, Mohave third. Time:
VMS-
Fauna race, the Mrrtle srskea. mile and
lander aecond, Zoroaster third. Time: 1:18.
mn race, nve iunongs, selling, boo
Murphy won, Julia M second, Pompano
third. Time: 1:02.
Sixth race, mile and one-sixteenth: Faul
con Bridge won, Spring Silk second. Amlnte
third. Time: 1:60.
ST. LOUIS, June 17. Results:
First race, four and a half furlongs:
Quaker Girl won, Comora second. Peach
Juice third. Time: 0:oV4-
Second race, six and one-half furlongs:
Lady Vashtl won, Harold Parker second,
Sceptre third. Time: 1:21.
Third race, six furlongs, handicap: Louts
Wagner won, Maud Oonne second, A. D.
Olbson third. Time: 1:1414.
Fourth race, live furlongs, 2-year-olds,
purse. Wreath of Ivy won, Mafalda sec
ond 8t. Agnes II third. Time: 1:024.
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards, purse:
Hilee won. Father Wentker second, Kenova
third. Time: l:4tiVi.
Sixth race, one and one-fourth miles,
selling: The Wistard won, Kingatelle sec
ond. Eliza Dillon third. Time: 2:00.
DETROIT, June 17. Results:
' First race, five furlongs: Zarker won,
Two Penny aecond, Mafgle Work third,
Time: 1:094. ,
Second race, six furlongs: Little Boy
won. Star Gazer second, Aratoma third.
Time: 1:224. ,
Third race, six and one-half furlongs:
Pluck won. Showman second. Little
Duchess II third. Time: 1:29H.
Fourth race, mile and twenty yards:
Seortlc won. Easy Street second. Fonsoluca
tMrd. Time: 1:6214. .
Fifth race, mile: Larkspur won, Pres
grave second, Neeburban third. Time:
Sixth race, six furlongs: Ecome won,
Edgefield econd, Rotterdam third. Time:
1:21. ' .
Joalor Pat Vp Poor Came.
Armour's team defeated the Stock Tards
Juniors by a score of 14 to 9 at Jetter'a
park last evening. The Juniors were a
great disappointment to their many friends
who witnessed the game. Manager Kills
claims the boy are worxing ten noura a
day and are In no condition to play ball.
McLean relieved Caoghey In the third and
did not allow a hit. The Juniors went all
to piece tn the third, allowing elarht run.
Armour put up a good game. Wilkinson
was hit hard In the fourth Inning. Ar
mours were unable to hit Caughey safe,
but won th gam by the poor fielding of
th Junior. Score:
R.H.I.
Armour I I M M 0-14 4 8
Junior 0 128060 T 10
Batteries: Armours, Wilkinson and Tun
neman; Juniors, Caughey, McLean and
Miller.
Games la Three-I Leagae.
At Decatur Decatur, 8; Rock Island, 7.
At Bloomington BloomlngtOQ, 6; Spring
Held, 4.
At Davenport Davenport, 4; Cedar Rap
ids, 8.
At Rockford Rockford, 8; Dubuau. X,
Second game, Dubuque, 8; Rockford, 4.
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