THE OMAHA DAILY TIKE: FRIDAY. JUNE 20, 1903.
5
RUCRKE'S MEN. DROP A PAIR
Eslter All Annuel Playing bj the Spring!
; Telle tb 8.017 of the Osmei
COMPANION PITCHES FOURTEEN INNINGS
Pv Companion, 8: by 'Welch. 1.
bull: (Ending. 2. Pif on errors: Col
fado Pprtngs, 2: Omaha, t. Ieft on bases:
('lunula flir1n. 8; Omaha. . Time; 1. on.
I'mjilr: Brennan.
Kaaaaa lllf ht Onl.
PEORIA, June 2T Peoria phut Kansss
header at Washington park. the home tsm
winning firm, whl-h was free hitting
gam tin both sides. Chicago scored four
run In the third Inning on nve nn, mil
Brooklyn won with a rally in the seventh.
Bherkard was nut out of the sm-ond rm
for kicking snd Hugh Jennings made his
first aimenrnnce for the home club when he
City out todev. Hart allowing the vle'torr as substituted In Hhecssrd a place at len
Velrh Pitches Three Iaaliii and
llak'ea s TkrrfBaiirr la First
i, Whe Rent la to Rat for
- " t.nndtng.
COLOHADO SPRINGS. Colo., June 25.
(Special Telegram. I Colorado Springs won
loth gam.;a of t double-header from Omaha
thla afternoon, the first by a score of 4 to
I and the last by a score of I to 8. Com
panion pitched the first game and five in
rilngs of the second for Omaha, being suc
ceeded lit the sixth lit nl tig of the last game
by Welch because of being hit too freely.
In the first game Companion pitched good
ball,, save In the- third inning, when he
gave three men. bases on balls, which with
an error Juy Dolan and a three-base hit by
Fleming netted the Colorado Springs team
three runs when the score stood 1 to 1.
In the first game the visitors made thvlr
first score In the first Inning on Wright's
base on balls. Dolan' single and a field
play. Two more were made In the ninth
lrnlng tn single "fey Oonlns and Hlckey
and a three-bagger by Welch, who batted
for Oondlng, -
In the second game Omaha scored four
run lii the sixth Inning on singles by
Dolan, Thomas, Hlckey, Oondlng and Car
ter. lded by Granville's error. Two more
werej ftetied In the eighth Inning on an
errofj jh4 -a, two-bagger and single by
Welch and Carter respectively.
Colorado Bprtngs won both games by
better vail-round playing, both McNeely and
Jones having tie better of their opponents.
Captain, Wnilsjti Everett sat In the grand
stand today, being refused the privilege
of going onto the grounds by Umpire Bren
nan through the order of President Sexton
of the Western league. Everett has 'been
suspended for three day because of al
leged misconduct in Milwaukee last Bun
day In the final game between the Mil
lionaires and the Brewers. Everett will
not b In the game until Sunday. In his
fifteen years' experience In professional
ball Everett has never before been sus
pended. The Omaha team left for Denver
after the game. Attendance, 1,000. Bcora:
First game:
COLORADO SPRINGS.
. AB. R. BH. PO. A. E.
Fleming If,- 4.1 10 0 0
but two safe hits. Attendance. Score:
R H K.
Peoria 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 ft 1
Kansas City ....0 0 0 " 0 0 0 00 t 1
ltr.tterles- Peoria. Hart and Wilson; Kan
sas City. Hall and Measltt.
Italy lyleven Hits All Told.
MII.WAl'KEE. June 25. Milwaukee won
a ii"ee same from Pt. Joseph today by 4 to
3 Ther were but eleven hits secured dur
ing the game. Attendance. 2uo. Score:
R H K
Milwaukee 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 ft 4 2
Pt. Joseph 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0-3 i
Batteries: Milwaukee. Kenna and Lucia;
St. Joseph, Fall and Garvin.
Dee Molaea Shot Oat.
IiENVER. June !5. The home team shut
out Dee Moines in a poorly played game
today. Bcore.
R H E.
renver 4 0 i 4 0 2 0 0 012 14 1
Des Moines ...0 00000000 0 45
Batteries: Denver. Whitrldge- and Schlel;
Dcs Moines. Barry, Marshal and Foul.
Staadla of the 1 earns.
field
Wclmer pitched well and received
fixxl support, wnne tiarvin s worn: was not
effective and the local fielding was marred
by three errors. Attendance, 4.00. Score
nrst game:
BROOKLYN , CHICACO.
M H O A C I UOA t
girnns. Jb... lilt osln. If ... t I 4
raw. Iti ... 1 I I 1 0
0 chanc, lb. . 1 I I 1 0
Jnnp. ct 1 I I 1
Tinker, aa. .. 0 1 I I t
0 Bvers. 2b 1 1 I
Harley, rf . .. 0 1 2 ft t
V Kilns, c 0 0 4 1
vLundicren, s. I t 0 1 0
jTavlnr, p.... I t t 1
10 It n It O.IIUub 1
Phr.Vn! If. I
Iohb.. rf I
M'r4l. rf
Imylf. In t
Ihlen. as ... 1
JualliKb. e. I
Flood.
SchnKt, p . 1
Tota It
ToUll ... T It 14 t
x Ratted for Lundgren In eighth
Brooklyn
Chicago
Eirned runs:
Left on baaes:
Two-base hits:
Three-base hit?:
Played.
Milwaukee 42
Colorado Springs ....48
Won. Lost.
Clarke, if.... i I
Sobrlns, rf.. 1 1
Wafnar, si... I I
BranafieM. lb U)
Lawi-h, lb.... 1 t
Rllcher. Ib.. 0 I
rhfipa. e ill
bobecr, ... 1 t 1
Francks. S 2 10 12
Cona-alton. rf 4 0 18 0
Stamagle, lb 2 0 0 7 0
Nill. 2b 2 1 t 2 2
ranvllle, 2b 2 0 0 2 2
Hwanc.lna, cf 4 0 14 0
Doran. c 4 0 1(4
McNeely, p 2 0 0 1 2
Totals
Carter, rf
Shugart, 2b...
Wright, lb...
Dolan, ss
(renins, cf....
Prestoo, If..;
Hlckey. Sb,...
Oondlng, o...
Companion, i
xWelch. ......
Totals ....
S 27 12
o
OMAHA.
. AB. R. BH. PO.
4
..24
0
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
2
11
0
Total! ... 4 10 0
ToUla ... I 4 10 It 1
z Batted for Sparks In tenth.
Pittsburg 0 00020000
Philadelphia 0 01001000 12
Earned runs: Pittsburg. 1. Three-base
hit: Sebrlng. Sacrifice hits: Beaumont (2)
Kelster Ui. Stolen baaes: Wagner,
nomas. Double plays: Wagner to Kitchey
to Bransneia; Kitchey to liransneid; Huls
wltt to Qleason to Barry. Lert on baaes
Pittsburg. 7: Philadelphia. 7. First base on
balls: Oft Doheny, 4: off Sparks, 1. Hit
by pitcher: Titus. Struck out: By Do
heny, 4. Passed ball: Phelps, wild pitch:
uoneny. Time: A Mi. empire: Moran.
Second game: -
PHILADELPHIA, ' l . PITTSBURG.
RHOtt R.H O A E
Thoaiaa. ef. 1 I S Beanment, 0 t 0 0 0
OM'laria, II.. 0 0 I 0
Sebrlns. rf.. 0 1 I 0
SWumtr, ss. . 0 0 4 T
0 Braj)fl14. lb 0 Oil 0
8 24 IS
xBatted for Oondlng In the ninth.
Colorado Springs 0 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 4
Omaha 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22
Earned ranst Colorado Springs, 1: Omaha,
2. Three-baae bit!-Welch. Two-base hits:
Kill. Flemlns:. Wright. Stolen base: ftraji-
rlUe. Double play: Dolan to Shugart to
Wright. Struck out. By McNeelv, 2; by
Companion, 2. Bases on hails: Oft McNeelv,
2: oft Companion, 6. Wild pitch: Compan
ion. Kasns en errors: Colorado springs, 2;
Omaha, t. Left on bases: Colorado Springs,
; vmana, . i masi .;iM,Avnipire renna.n.
Fleming, If .,-.....
Francks, sa. v
". CongaMon, rf .......
Ptarnagle. lb.........
,Nlll. fb
OranvHle. Jb. .........
- Hwanclna, cf
- Doran ,i 0te. ,r ,
Jones, p
COLORADO SPRINGS.
t AB. R. BH. PO. A. E.
6 2 2 1 0 0
4 2 2 2 2 0
8 2 110 0
1 0 8 8 1 0
4 1.0.1 1 0
4 0 1111
4 112 0 1
4 1 2 8 0 0
8 0 112 1
TotsJ
Carter, rf
Fhugsrt, ,2b.
V rlsht, lb..
'. Dolan, ss....
enlns, cf...
Thomas, If..
Hlckey, 2b...
' Oondlng. e...
v Companion,
; Welch, p....
.34
( . 14 27
OMAHA.
AB. B, BH. PO. A. B.
ToUls 41 11 24 11
Colorado Borings .,..1 0280021
Omaha 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 2 04
. Earned Tuns: Colorado Springs, 2: Omaha,
1. Two-base hits: Wright, Welch. Sacri
fice hits: Congalton, Francks. Granville.
Jones. Stolen baest Francks, Fleming,
Htarnagle. Nlll, Wright. Shugart. Struck
out: By Jonea. 7 by Companion, 2; bv
Welch. L TJases on balls: Oft Jones. 1; off
Companion, 1; off Welch, 1. Innings pitched
A Tra veler's
experience
.A' party of gentlemen were gathered In
the lobby of one. of the leading hotels ths
other evening, when an argument arose
as to what Red Raven Splits really were.
One gentleman who was traveling for a
' big ' fiouse la Indianapolis ventured th
assertion that notwithstanding ths exten
slvs advertising, out of five in ths party
not thres could tell what Red Raven Splits
were, and to what use they were put.
When tha matter, was put to a test tt was
found that the Indianapolis man had won,
and In the following language he told his
experience with Red ftavea Split:
"I have found, when traveling from
place to place, taking my meals at dlf
ferent hours, sometimes on the train and
sometimes at ths hotel, that my system
became deranged, resulting In a sluggish
liver, dixxiness In ths morning, lasaltud
and loss of appetite. I had seen the ad
vettlsements ,of Red Raven Splits and
chanced to ask a druggist friend of mine
what they meant, - You caa imagine my
surprise at finding Red Raven Splits were
the remedy 'par excellence for just such
a disorder aa I was suffering from.
; tried a bottle before, breakfast ths nex
morning apd found prompt relief.
learned that they kept it not only at the
drug stores,. but st any bar In any hotel,
and since then" in all my travels, when
suttert&l front bvadshes. Indigestion or
nausea, X have been promptly relieved by
Red KarrtV Split.":
2
22
21
19
17
15
13
14
'20
-a
22
PC.
"oViS
.46
.4
.422
.770
.
L-S
Kansas City 4H
St. Joseph ...43
Peoria 43
Denver 4T
les Moines
Omaha 42
Games today: Omaha at Denver,
Moines at Colorado Springs. St. Joseph at
Peoria, Kansas City at Milwaukee
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
Plttsbaras Wlsalsg Streak Is Broken
ta iecea Match with
Philadelphia. .
PHILADELPHIA. June a.-Plttsburgs
winning streak was broken in the second
game of today's double-header., With two
men on bases Titus made a home run hit,
which rave the locals enongh to. win. Ten
innings were required to decide the first
game in Pittsburg s lavor. Attendance,
900. score, nrst game:
prrrsBritri. Philadelphia.
k.h.o.a.s.I it H O A B
BnumoBt. tt I 4 OThnmas, of., t ( 0 0
a d Turn, lr l l e 1
OKllateT. rf... 0 10 0 0
I 1, Barry, lb.... 0 0 0 0
I 1 Mailman. Sb. t 0 1 2 0
t eHulrwIlt, ss, 0 1 its
I tHilMaon. ib.. 1 1 i I 1
1 1 Roth, e 0 0 0 1 1
I U8t.j-ka. p. ... 0 0 0 I 0
xlMoia 0 0 0 0 0
10 .J
...2 0 1 1 0 0 8 1 '-10
...0 042001007
Brooklyn, 8; Chicago, 7.
Brooklyn, 6; Chicago, 7
Flood, Doyle, Schmidt.
Chance. Jacklltsch. Stolen
bases: Jones, Tinker. Dahlen. Double play:
K.-.e mra to jacKiuscn. sacrince nits:
Evers. Tinker. Dobbs. First base on balls:
Off Schmidt, 1; oft Lundgren, 2. Struck out:
By Schmidt, t: by Lmndgren. I. lime: n.7.
umpire: Johnstone.
Score second game:
CHICAGO. , BROOKLYN.
R H O A. S I R.H. O A K.
Buttle, If ... 1 I 0 strait. Ib... 0 0 t 1 0
t ghx-kart. If. 0
1 Jennlnga, f . 0
o Dor. ha. ct 0
o M'-rreedia, rf 0
Caev. It
Chance, lb.. 1
Jonea. cf 0
Tlnkar, m... 0
Even. 2b ... 0
HarUr. rf... 0
Kllnt. c 0
Walmer, p.. 0
1 1
1 10
0 1
Tota 14
0 I'orle. lb.
"Pahlen.
Abeam, e..
v Flood , tb...
0
1 I 17 14 I
0 0 0 0-3
0 0 0 0-1
Qorrln
a a 17 u i
I TolaJa .
Chicago 0 0 10 2
Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 1
Left on bases: Chicago. S: Brooklyn. 7.
Two-base hits: fc-vers. Bheckard. Flood
Stolen bases: Casey. Chance. Jones (2).
I'anlen, Flood. Double play: Casey to
Evers to Chance. Sacrifice nit: Hurley.
First base on balls: Off Garvin, 1; oft
weimer, 7. r lrst tiase on errors: Chicago,
1: Brooklyn. 1. Hit by pitched balls: By
Welmer, 2. Struck out: By Gsrvln, 2: by
Welmer, I lime: 2:03. umpire: John
stone.
Standing; of the Tessas.
Played. Won.
40
Pittsburg ...
New lor ..
Chicago
Brooklyn ...
Cincinnati ..
Boston
St. Louis ...
Philadelphia
Games today: Pittsburg at New Tork,
Chicago at Boston, Cincinnati at Brooklyn,
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
51
55
68
63
62
55
68
63
87
28
21
19
16
Lost.
18
19
21
26 .
36
24
.1
P.C,
.m
tino
.03S
.528
.600
.328
.3.12
Cleveland 2 :
Chicago 4H 2S
New Tork 47 22
Detroit r' 22
Washington E.2 14
Games tods v :Washlncton
Philadelphia at Ue'rolL New
cago, Boston at St. Louis.
rt
24
25
5V
Ml
4'K
4tV
St Cleveland.
York at CM-
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
Mllrvaakee Lacks a Plteher, Thas
Kefferlag Defeat from
Mlaaeapolls.
MILWAUKEE, June sJ.-Mllwaukee was
caught without a pitcher today. Hal,
who pitched yesterday, was knocked out
In the seventh. Ganley, a fielder finished
the game. The heavy hitting of Minneap
olis was the feature. Score:
MINNEAPOLIS tllLWAt'KEg.
R.H O A B I R.H O A K.
VrCYeery, ef. 0 0 0 1 0 RrhanVr. tb.. 1 1 0 I
Bpoooer, lbi. I 111 I ( t'orahtia. lb. 1 10 0
Lallr, It 0 t I 0 t Wood, c 0 0 I 1 0
Smith, rf ... 1 110 I Phjtle. .... 1 1 I t 1
Ter, ct ... 1 t ft 0 KunleaTr, If. 0 1 10 0
Mrlntrre, lb. I I 1 I I t'niliab. Ib. 0 1 t 1 0
Mania, tb... 1114 1 Hrmphlll, cf 0 0 1 0 0
Oyler, as 1 I I 4 1 I'unaan. rf... 0 t 0 0 1
Vutunder, p. 1 1 1 I O.Hale. 0 0 0 4
Itianley. p 0 0 0 1 0
Totals ... 14 XI 11 I,
I Totals ... I 7 17 U I
Minneapolis 0 0 S 0 0 2 1 0 09
Milwaukee 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 02
Earned runs:. Milwaukee, 1; Minneapolis,
4. Two-base hits: Donahue. Martin,
Srhafley. Lally. Mclntyre. Three-lms
hits: Oyler, Spooner. Home run: Yaeger.
Base on balls: Off Hale, 2; off Vashlnder,
1. Passed balls: Wood. Vaeger. Struck
out: By Hale, 2; by Vasbinder, 2. Double
plays: Phyle to Schafley to Denahue; Mar
tin to Spooner: Donahue to Wood. Sac
rifice hits: Wood, M-Creery. Left on
bases: Milwaukee, 5; Minneapolis, 6. Time:
1:46. Umpire: Foreman.
Toledo Is laser Dog.
LOUISVILLE. June 25.-Lnuisv!l!e fle.
feated Toledo today in an exciting game.
Both Walker and Reisling were hit hard.
A lefthand stop by Marcan was a feature.
Attendance, 760. Coore:
LOUISVILLE TOLEDO.
R.H..O.A E. R.H. O A E
Kertrln, rf... 0
Hart, Ib..... 0
Praoheax, tb. 1
Odwell. cf... 1
Sitlllran, lb. 1
riymer. If... 0
Schrlpver, c. 1
Quintan, as. . 1
Walker, p.
0 smiih. cf. ... 0
O'Meniard. rf.. 0
1 Turner, lb... 0
:i t.lank'i'r. lb 0
0 S haul). Ib... 0
0 r InurnoT. If. 1
( (1rjin(o)
V . V awai,M i 1 Am . ii ii ah X i
I .ft- ffA vs
Never Tire of. II . 3 I J Brand M
The cigar that V C J ) of Clgt
I never Tsries in 5?" In tho I I
Pice, quality World.
1 or aroma. jt f I 1
f Sold here, there and XV--e- Th Zd it th
j j everywhere. Smtkft Tr.ttrim. I I
r?
Tltua. It 1
KclBter, rf. .. 0
Brrr. lb 1
Hallman. Ib. 0
Hulawitu aa. 1
Oleaaoa, tb.. 0
Dooln. c 0
Mttcbell, p .. I
t lrli.. Jb ... 4 0 0 4
tklu-nor, fb.. 12 14
4 Phelps, .... 0 0 11
OiVall. p 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
Beastateri Take aa Easy One from
ttaiats, Scoring; Heavily
. at Ead.
ST. LOUI8. June 25. Boston opened hers
this afternoon with an easy victory over
St. Louis, owing to some hitting by the
visitors and a bunch of errors by the home
team. I'p to the elxth Inning good work
hv Sievers held Boston In check, but after
that they scored pretty much at will. At
tendance, 2.W0. Score:
BOSTON. ST. liOUIS.
R.H.O.A E. R.H.O.A.B
& Klftnow, c. .. I
b'Owens, Jb. ... 0
1 Mih-tn, ss. .. 1
' Kelallns, p.. 0
ToUll ... ft 11 !7 0 r
I Totals ... 4 0 J4 I
Louisville 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 3 -6
Toledo ."...0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 24
Earned runs: Louisville, 3: Toledo, 3.
Two-ba.e lilts: Srhrlever. Sullivan, Flour-
Thre-bnae htt: Qulnlsn. Stolen
ases: Kerwln, Bulllvan. Smith. Schaub.
Marcan. Sacrifice hits: Qulnlan, Owens.
Base on bails: Off Walker, J; off Reisling,
Struck out: By Walker, 1; by Reisllnit.
1. Double plays: Shsub to Owen to Tur
ner; Kerwln to Hart. Left on bases:
Louisville. 7: Toledo. 7. Time: 2:16. L'm- .
pi re: Mullane. j
Kaaaaa City and St. Paal Tie. j
KANSAS CITY, June 26. -With the score i
tied, the game was called at the end of !
the eighth Inning to allow St. Paul to
catch a train. Gear and Stuart pitched
well and were given good support. At- ,
tendance. 300. Score: ;
KANSAS CITT. i ST. PAVL
R H O I E I R.H O A F.
luKrator
ToUla ... ( 0x21 10 Jl
J ToUla ... 1 ft 24 10 t
x Phelps out; hit by batted ball,
xx Batted for Vail In ninth.
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 2 -
Pittsburg 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-4
Earned runs: Pittsburg, 1; Philadelphia,
Two-base hits: Sebrlng. Ritchey. Home
run: Titus. Sacrifice hits: Beaumont.
Titus. Stolen bases: Mitchell. Double
plays: Ritchey to Wagner to Bransfield;
Wagner to Bransfield. Left on bases:
Pittsburg, ; Philadelphia, 7. First base on
naiis; on vail.: 3: off Mitchell, I. Hit by
pitcher: Clarke, Bransfield. Struck out:
fly vail. 2; by Mitchell. 3. Time: 1:46. Um
pire: Moran. . .
Ctarlaaatl Is Doable vVlaaer. . .
NEW YORK. Juna a -Cincinnati won
both games of the double-header today.
New York only got four scattered hits off
Hahn, while the visitors found McGlnnlty
lor fourteen.
Oourbertr. If 0 0 1 1
Colllna, lb... 1 I I I
O'Brien, cf.. 10 4 1
Freeman, rf.. I 1 0
Parent, ss... 1 I I I
Larhaoce. lb 1 1 10 0
rerrts. Jb.... 0 i 4 I
Trlser. 0 1 I 1
Wlntars, ... 0 0 0 I
ToUla
IPowell. p
.. 1 0 tt 17 ClSugdan .
e Biirttett. If...
CH.Urlrk, cf. 0
Hemphill, rf. 0
0 An4eron, lb 0
Wallaea, ss.. 0
0 Kahoa. c... 1
e.Padden, 2b... 0
t Mi-Oor'k, Ib. 0
OiSICTora, p... 0
0
0
ToUla ... 1 0 tt It I
x Sugden batted for Sievers In eighth.
Boston 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 2 27
St. Louis 0 0000001 0-1
Earned runs: St. Louis, 1; Boston, 3.
Two-base hits: Burkett, Collins (2, Free
man, La Chance, Ferris. Three-base hits:
Kahoe, Parent (21. Sacrifice hits: O'Brien
(2). Double plays: Sievers to Padden to
Anderson; Collins to Ferris to LaChance.
Bases on balls: Off Winters, 1. Struck out:
By Sievers, 3. Innings pitched:,- Sievers,
fi; Powell. 1. Hits: Oft Sievers. 7; off
fowell. i. lu on bases; Hi, Liouis,. ;
Boston, 9. Time: 1:30. Umpire: Con
nolly. Two Chased for Rowing.
DETROIT, Jane IS. Philadelphia de
feated Detroit tn.1av In a sensational ten-
In the second contest Phillips snd Taylor I inninsr same bv 1 to 2. There waa con-
were the opposing twlrlers and the latter tlnual wrangling between the players and
umpires, which resulted in liartsei ana
was batted freely,, while Phillips was hit
but five times safely. Attendance, 8,300.
score nrst game: .
CINCINNATI. , NEW TORK.
, R H O A g. R.H.O.A B.
0 110 e Brown, rf... 0 0 4 0 4
VnH'a, cf.. 0
0 nrea'haa, lb. 0
Mnk if.... o
1 Babb. sa 0
Lauder, lb.. 0
Gilbert, tb... 0
Bowermaa, c 0
lMrOlnnltr,
Donlts. if....
Seymour, cf.
Dolan. rf....
Bccklor. lb..
Sietnrdt. tb.
iwlr. tb.....
Corcoran, an.
Bergeo. . ...
Hatio, p
P 0
... 0
PHILADELPHIA.
a.H.O.A.K.
til
llo
0 1 14
1 r i
it!
0 10
e a
0 0 2
iiUuaa
Totals ... f 11 17 14 l
) ToUla ... 0 4 17 11 I
xBatted for Gilbert in ninth.
Cincinnati 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 1-5
New York . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
First base on errors: Cincinnati, 1. Left
on bases: Cincinnati. 10: New York. 10.
First base on balls: Off McGlnnlty. 2.
Struck out: By MeOinnlty, 2: by Hahn, L
Sacrifice hits: Browne, Gilbert, Daly.
Btolen base: Stelnfeldt. Double play: Gil
bert trt Rrtuinjlhnn. hv nltchrl hull? TCv
McGlnnlty, 1. Time: 1:46. Umpire: Emslie. Innings pitched
bcore second game:
CINCINNATI. I
R.H.O.A. E.I
Mullln being DUt out of the game and
chased off the field. Mullln pitched great
ball until he was ruled off. There were
seversl startllns bits of fielding, an al
most impossible catch by L.usn sna i.
Cross work oelng of the highest oraer,
Attendance, 2,800. Score:
Harttel. If... 0
Hoffman, If.. 1
Plckarlns. f 0
Iiavla, lb 0
L. Croaa, Ib. 1
Beybold. rf.. 0
Murpbr. lb., t
M . t mM pa.
Powers, c... 0
Flaak, p 1
1 1
1 1
1 11
Luah.
Ranfrtt. cf . . . 0
Cl Crawford, rf. 0
Detroit.
R.H. OAS
ir l i i o o
Total! ... I 10 M 14 l
carr, lb 0
Mi-Gulra. CO
Courtney. Ib. 1
Buelow, c... 0
Smith, tb.... 0
Lens, so 0
Mullln, p.... 0
Kltaon. p.... 0
iMcAIUator . 0
Philadelphia
Detroit
Earned runs:
1 o
ft 0
0 0
0
0 0
NEW YORK.
R.H.O.A. E.
Doalln. if... I I ft 0 Brown, rf... 0 loot
S.rmour. tt,. 0 I 0 0 O VnnH'a. ct.. 0 110 1
Kollojr, cr.... I 110 0 Brci'nu. lb. 0 0 10 0 1
Dslnn. H....0 I I O 'SiMortea, U... I 14 10
Bookior, Is.. I I 10 0 Babb. aa... 0 0 12 1
Sulntoldt, Ik 1 I 0 0 liUndar, Ib... 0 0 0 1 1
tly. Ib 114 4 WOllbert. Jb... 4 0 110
Corooiu. at. 1 1 1 I d WjLmer, ... 0 0 14 0
rtrtt, c 114 0 Tarlor, 0 1 0 I 0
Phillips, p... 0 0 0 1 nxBownnue . 0 0 0 4 0
Totals ...11 II 17 0 "3 . Totals . f 14 14
xBatted for Taylor in ninth. ,
Cincinnati 0 1 1 0 1 4 8 0 111 The Waahlngton a could do nothing with
tork o 1 f 0 t 0 4 1 02 Moore and were shut out. Tow
Touts 1 11 JO o 1
..0 00000110 12
..0 10000010 0-2
Detroit, 1; Philadelphia. 1.
By Mullln. 7: by Kit son
8. Hits: Off Mullln. ; oft Kltson, 2.
Three-base hit: Crswford. Sacrifice hit
Courtney. Stolen bases: Hartse.1, M
Cross. Pickering, L. Cross. Base on balls
Off Mullln. 3: off Kitson, 1; off Plank, 1.
Hit by pitcher: py Kltson. L Left on
bases; Detroit. 6; Philadelphia. 9. Struck
t. Double play: Craa-ford to Carr. Wild
pitch: Kltson. Time: 2:25. Umpires: Car
rut hers and Hassett.
Clevelaad Makes It ievea.
CLEVELAND. June 25 Cleveland made
It seven straight from Washington today
New
First base on errors: Cincinnati, 2; New
Torn, I. I .eft on bases: Cincinnati, 4; New
ork. 1 Two-base hits: Browne, Berkley.
Corcoran. Sacrifice hit: Dolan. Stolen
pases: Browne. Atertea (2). Double plays'
Babb to Breanahan (2). Hit bv nhrhed
ball: By Phllllpe, 1. Wild pitch: By fhll-
uym lima, i pia, cmpifeij cmtuk,
Salats Take a Coaple
Bradley, lb.. 0 0
Lalola. Ib... 0 I
Hlrkman. lb. 1 0
UK'rthT. If. I t
FiUk. rf 0 0
t'ltnvmna, a I 1
Abbott, 0 1
Huora, p o 1
BOSTON. Juns 25 St. Louis took both
games of a double-header today from tha
home team, winning the first 1 to 0 and the
seconn to 3. ine one tallv in the first
contest was scored ott scratchy hlttlnar.
Currle pitched a good game and fleldvd as
cW verlv. Piatt waa also effective.
In the second Piatt's nltchinc stood out In Clevelsnd
contrast to bis support. The locals' errors I Washington
resulted amaatrousiy. A long throw bv
Stanlev was the feature. Attendance, 2,733.
ocorc nrst game:
ST. IXUIE. I BOSTOH
RHOAEI a.MO.AL
Tamil. Ik... 0 I I 0 enviter. cf... 0 0 I 0 0
iMMiovu. n. s s l v Tenoar, lb.. 0 0 11 0
SnMOt, . ct.... 0 110 0 (solar. If.... 0 I 0 0
brnlu, M. ... 0 111 1 uolr. rf . 0 010
Burka. lb....O 0 14 OGrem'str. Ib 0 0 0 I
M. O Nalll, If 0 1 1 0 OBonnor, Jb... 0 S 1 I
Hack all, ik.. 0 0 14 0 1 libni. as... 0 0 0 4
HaD. 1 i t KKtradg. COO I 0
tima, .. I 0 0 0 Moran. .
Plntt. n.
Totals ...1 ft IT 10 I sAb'Uchia
0 17 tl 1 I
3CST I. v .,. I TMt
ToUla .
xBatted for Aubrey In ninth.
St. Louis - 0 0 0 0 1
Boston 0 0 0 0 0
Earned run: St. Louis. Two-base hit:
' ooiey. oioien eases:- t ooiey, Tenney
iirst base oa balls: (iff Currle, (; eft Piatt
I '. Struck out: By Currle, 2; by Piatt, 7,
. t ua p'tcnes: run (2. Time: l lo I'm
plre: rloiuaay.
Bcore second gams:
ST. UU1S. i BOSTOM
Isms. He Is 99 lacs.
. IA.MAILU a CaV, lUkan. laaapa. Pan.
RICHARDSON DRUG CO., sreanv
Pnmll. ik
Ioaovaa. rt. 0
Smaot. cf ... 0
brain, an. ... 1
Burka. In 1
at. O Nail. M I
HnrkMt. lb.. 1
J O Nell, t. 0
McKnrlnni, p 0 1 0
lHOil
1 0 f I IDoitar.
I
0 I
0 I
1 0
1 1
I I
0 0
0 ft
0 1
cf..
OTannaf. lb..
Cnola,, If...
lml.T. rf .
lUran'itr, Ib
0:Boanaa, Ik.,,
l Aunr, an... 0 9
Mama. a.... 11
hunt, a o 1
ToUla ... ft ft tt i Totals ... I iiT ii"i
St. Louis 0 t 9 0 0 0 0 0
Boston 9 4) 1 4 0 2 4-8
Karncd runs: Boston. 3. Two-base hit
Muran. Btolen baaen: Farrell. iHnnovan.
ikouoie riays: atcranand to' ttrwin to
Hackett. FsrTell to Hackett. First base on
balls: Off AlcParland. 2: off Piatt. 2. Ha
by pitched ball: By McFariand. Piatt
Struck out; By McFarland, ft; by Plait, k.
Time: 1-56-
Chleae Divides Heaers.
: BROOKLYN. June -Honors warn
equally oivklnd between the Brooklyn and
ttlvsgo leases lodajr. Tbay piaeA adoubie-
Townsend
pitched a strong game after the first in
nlnsr. Drill and Ryan were In lured bv
Ditched balls at Chicago yesterday and a
change baa to t maae in the lineup.
Score :
CLEVELAND. , WASHINGTON.
R H O A E I R.H.O.A S
Ray, of t 1 0 OMoran, na ... 0 0 1 I
0 1 lR.lbach. If . . . 0 I 1 0
111 Dalchantr, lk 0 1 ft 0
1 0 Oroufblin, Ib. 0 0 I 1
I 0 Lm of 0 1 ft 0
10 0 Mania, rf .. 0 0 I 0
I I ORobtnnoa, lb. 0 1 1 1
0 I tM larkn, e 0 0 ft 0
0 1 OTownnead. a. 0 0 0 1
Total ... 4 ft It 10 J ToUla ... 0 ft 14 4
20100000 4
00000000 0-0
Two-base hits: Lajoie, McCarthy. Sacri
fice hit: mjnie. Hi. .len bases: Hay, He
Carthy. Latole. Delehanty. Double play
Abbott to Lajoie. Flrat base on balls: By
Moore. 2: bv Townsend. 2- Left on bases
Cleveland. 8: Washington, 7. Struck out
By Moore. 4: by Townsend, 4. Paased
balls: Abbott, 2. Wild pitch: Townsend.
Time: 1 45.
Play Elghtrea ta Tie.
CHICAGO. Jine 25 Darkness ended sn
0'S I 0 o eighteen-Inr.lng contest between New York
s s i 1 1 snd Chicago today, witn tne score a tie. I
0 0 0 0 0 1 waa a rather Decullar exhibition, marked
by patches of brilliant fielding and good
hitting, but encumbered with errors snd
foolish base running on both sides Tha
0 0 0 0 llliK-als made three fast doubla plays. At
0 0 0 00 tendance. 2,400. Score:
CHICAGO NEW YORK
b.H.O.A.K. a.H.O.A.K
Holmen. It... IIS c imn. ir 1 a l n
iutia. ct 0 14 0 Klr, rf... 1 0 10
Oman, rt ... I 1 0 1 1 Pulta. ef 0 110
I (nilnhaa. Ib. 1 I 0 0 1 William. Jb. 0 0 4 11
lab.ll. lk ... 0 a 0 Elkrf14. an. 1 t 1 0
Mngoon. lb.. 114 4 11 ooruj, lb .. 0 14 4
L T hill, na I 10 7 tnuiil. lb... 1 4 11 I
M.rarlu4. 1 110 ft u her 1 1 la. e 0 1 T I
Whit., p 0 0 0 1 LWolfa. 0 0 0 1
Pnuamon, p. 0 f 0 I J. T kill, p.. 1 1 1 0
aH. O A B.
0 I I 0 0
III 1
1.1 I 0
0
Total ... 0 10 04 Jl 0 Toula ... I 14 44 17
Chftfago 1021O101000090O00 04
New York ..OO2011OO2OOO009O0 0-4)
Two-base hits: Callahan. Maroon. Mr
Farland. Elberfeld. Davis. J. Tannehlll,
labeii. Bacrtnce nits: Mcrarland. Calla
han. Wolfe. Heeler (21, A! a goon. Stolen
Pases: tioimes (-. ureen. t allahan. (inn
tel. Fults, Jmies. Double plsys: Magoon to
isoeii. i. jannenui o aiagoon to lsheli
McKnrmna to 1 lannehlll. Struck out
By White, i: oy I'aiterann, 4: by Wolfe
by Tannehlll. I Panned ball: Beville.
Bases on rmlls: Off White, 4: off Pstter
son. 2: off Woife. 5; off J. Tannehlll. 1. Hit
wttn turn: ureen. t ime: i 4t. Umpire
eneriaan.
Ilssftlsg ef the Teasss.
Played. Won. Loat. PC
Boston .'. bb M 21 .19
Philadrlphia - ' 13 tt j,n
et. Luuts ti a u jka
Rntbfs, cf. 1
Maloner. rf.. 1
Nance, tb. ... 1
Grady, lb.... 0
Knoll, If 1
Leewn, .... 0
Butler, e 0
McAnd'wa, Ib 0
Gear, p 4
SOeler. If...
0 Shannon, cf. 1
l'.farkaon, rl.. 1
O't'hecb. rf..... 0
r Rcha.ffer, . 0
f Hiitnlna, 2b.. 0
tl Keller, lb. .. 1
O Wheeler. Ib. 1
0 Plfr-, e 0
p... 0
iStuart.
Total ... 4 III I li
I Total ... 4 7 U 1!
Kansas City .'.'..... 0 0O 0 0 0 4 O-4
St. Paul .......0 1 2 1 0 0 0 0-4
Two-base hits: ' Leewe (2), Wheeler,
Fierce, Jackson. Home run: Jackson.
Stolen bases: Rothfuss, Pierce. Bases on
balls: Off Gear, 1; off Stuart, 3. Struck
out: By Gear, 8; by Stuart. . Hit by
pitched ball: By Gear, 1: by Stuart, 1.
Lien on bases: Kansas t try. St; Bt. r aui,
Time: 1:30. Umpire: Cunningham.
Oatfleldlna; jMda Victory.
INDIANAPOLIS. June 25-The outfield-
Ing of the home team, which resulted In
two double plays, was one of the features
of the ten-lnnlng game with Columbus to
ds v. The home team batted well, but un
timely. . Attendance' ra.SoS. Score:
INDIANAPOLIS.' ! COLVMBI S
R.H O A B t
Hogrlever, rf 0 0 ft 1 Qlenson. ns.
t v i Hnnnoo. cr. .
I ft O liArndt. rf
S 1 0 .0 Turner, Ib. .
4 17V Mcllor. lb..
0 t !eThoner. If..
10 4 0 Rymr, 2b.
0 0 0 0O. Pox. ...
1 I t 1 McMakln, p.
S S 1 ,
ToUls ... 4 10x21 II t
ToUla ... i It 10 10 4 .
x One out when wfewiln run scored.
Indianapolis 1,0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 1 "5
Columbus , 0QO000130 04
Base on balls: By McMackln, 1. Struck
out- By Kellum, 2; by McMakln, 2. Wild
pitch: Kellum. Hit by pitched ball: Ray-
mer. two-Dase nits: tieydon. Ivihm.
Three-base hit: Turner. Sacrifice hlta:
Hogriever, Tamsett, Raymer. Double
plays: Jones to Heydon, Hogriever to Fox,
Tamsett to Klhm to Heydon, Thoney to
Raymer. Stolen bases: O'Brien (2i. Tam
sett, Turner, Thoney. Left on bases: In
dianapolis, 7; Columbus, 7. Umpire: Has
kell. Time: 2:06.
Steading- ef the Teams.
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M. Pox, tb.. 1
Heydon, e.... 1
Coulter, cf... 0
O'Brien, a.. 1
Jonea, If 0
Klhm, lb.... 0
Woodruff, lb. 0
Timsett, lb.. 1
K.I I urn. p.... l
R.H. OAK.
.00101
110
110
10 1
110
4 10
110
0 ft 0
110
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Indianapolis - ...-Louisville
Minneapolis
Kansas (. ity ....
Columbus
Toledo
M
54
62
no
M
45
64
64
Won. Lost P.C.
33 !) .623
33 21 .U
2X 24 .5.!8
27 . 2 .411
25 29 .41.3
2 25 . 444
23 31 .420
2j S4 .370
Games today: St.' Paul at Milwaukee,
Minneapolis at Kansas City. Columbus at
Louisville, Toledo at Indianapolis.
FIFTEEN INNINGS OF FAST BALL
Stock Yards Job lore Lose a Pretty
Game to Fowlers at
Fremont.
FREMONT. Neb.. June 25. (Special.
The Fowlers, holders of the City league
championship, defeated the Union Stock
Tarda Juniors of South Omaha by a score
of 1 to 0 in a fifteen-inning game here this
artemoon. Adams, tor the juniora, was in
fine form, pitching a steady game through
out the fifteen Innings. His team gave
him splendid support, putting up ths pret
tiest fielding game seen here for several
years. The Juniors were a great surprise
to the Fremont people, who turned out a
large crowd to see the game. Miller's bat
ting, Ferguson at first and the entire out
field were the stars for the Juniors. Frits
for the Fowlers pitched a remarkable
game, allowing only seven hits, against
Adams' sine, in the fifteen innings. The
Fowlers' fielding was poor at times, but
their seven errors were not costly. Two
double plsys were the features for the
Fowlers. Considerable money changed
hands on the game. The Juniors leave to
morrow for their Iowa trip. Attendaase,
sou. Score;
Fowlers 00000000000080 1-1
Juniors 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Two-base hits: Rlne, G. Ronln. Bases
on balls: Off Adams, 1; off Frits, 2. Hit
by pitched ball: Adams, 3. Struck out:
By Adams. 6; by Frltx, 8. Stolen bases:
Adama, WIUetL, Left on baaea: Juniora,
10; Fowlers, . Double plays; Johnson to
Kine to Havens, Havens to Rlne, TaUn.t to
Ferguson. Time: 2:04. Umpires: Miller
and Martlson.
liver Creek Defeats Iadlaaa.
SILVER CREEK. Neb., June . (Spe
cial.) Silver Crerk defeated the Gnoa In
dians in sn Interesting game of baa ball
here today. Batteries: Silver Creek. George
Finecy and H. S. Shank: Indians, genre
Brothers and Hatchet. Score:
Silver Creek ft 0 0 2 0 7 0 0 14
Indians 0 0 1 1 3 0 8 0 08
Games la Three-I League.
At Springfield Bloomlngton, C; Spring
field. 3
Al Cedar P.aplda Rockford. (; Cedar
Raplda, 0.
At Kock Island Decatur, 7; Rock Island.
At Dubuque Davenport, 7; Dubuque, I.
Genea Defeats Iadlaaa.
GREELET, Neb., June (Special.)
The local team defeated the (ienoa In
dians today hy a score ( 7 to 0 A sec
ond game between th two teams will be
played tomorrow jttatterirs: Greley, Mur
phy and Dodder; Genoa, Munidrn and
Bride.
Eaetrr Beats Geneva.
EXETER. Neh , June Si (Special )
Geneva and Exeter plaved a livtiv sanie of
ball here yesterday afternoon. The home
tOue Boleaiea us visitors, u ta 1
teries: Exeter. Hammond and Anderson;
Geneva, Propst, Wolf and Burke.
Cratar Wins f roes Lyons.
lAAiU, i OU ., .June V njTV iOJ ric- (
gram.) (.ratg won a nouy comeeiea game
of ball from Lyons here today by a score
of 6 to 6. Batteries: Craig, Gossard snd
Stanfleld; Lyons, Taylor and Smith. Um
pire: Boca. .
NEW YORK MAY SUE FOR DAVIS
Palliam Strongly Pretests to Johasoa
Against Americans Stealing
Players.
NEW TORK. June 26 -President Pulliam
of the National league has written to
President Ban Johnson of the American
league an open letter setting forth a pro
test of the New Tork National club against
the New York American's playing Elber
fleld after he was awarded to the Detroit
club under the peace agreement between
the leagues. President Pulliam character
izes this as a breach of the agreement.
The New York National's also have asked
his permission to establish in the courts
the validity of the contract with George
Davis. President Pulliam holds that Elber-
field's case is identical with that of Dele
hanty and Davis of, the Washington club,
whose, services were taken from the New
York National's by the peace agreement
and when a protect against their playini
with the New York American's was filei
by Mr. Pulliam, President Johnson agresd
It would be a hardship and a wrong.
President Pulliam says the spirit, if not
the letter, of the agreement has been vio
lated and the New York National club
has been the only sufferer, and notifies
President Johnson that the letter Is to the
effect that he will allow the New York
club to exercise Its legal rights as to Davis.
Mrt'ook Takes Another,
M'COOK, Neb., June 26. (Special Tele
gram.) McCook today won the second
game of the series uetween McCook and
Glltner. Score:
McCook 10042000 0 T
Glltner 00001001 02
Batteries: Townsend snd Bender, O'Nlsl
and Bender. Two-base lilts: Converse,
Moore, Ualentine, Schorl. First base tn
balls: Off O'Niel, 7; off Townsend. 2.
Struck out: By O'Niel, 4; by Townsend, 6.
Umpire: Kunkie.
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Bines Takes the Sheepshead Bay
Haadica by Half a
Length.
NEW YORK. Juna 25 Ths Sheepshead
Bay handicap for K-year-olda and upward,
at one mile, the feature of the card today,
was won by the favorite. Blues. Blues,
getting off in front, made all the pace and
won, driving by half a length from Hunter
Kaine, who closed In a rush. Himself was
third. Results:
First, six and one-half furlongs, on main
track, selling: Toscan won. Ascension sec
ond. W. B, Condon third. Time 1:22.
Second, mile: Pireeater won. Payne sec
ond, Montecarlo third. Time 1:44H-
Third, five and one-half furlongs, futurity
course, Race King won. Green Crest sec
ond. Tim Payne third. Time 1:0H-
Fourth. one mile, the Kheepshead Bay.
handicap: Blues won. Hunter Raine second.
Himself third. Time 1:42.
Fifth. lat live furlongs of futurity courss:
GoldKpInk won. Modred second, Alliance
third. Time 1:08.
Sixth, mile and one-sixteenth, on turf,
selling: Lady Potentate won. Arden second,
Satire third. Time 1:62.
fHICAGO, June 2S Results:
First, mile and fifty yards: Count 'Em Out
won. Jaubert second. Frivol third. Time
1:44H.
Second, four snd one-half furlongs: Don
Domo won. Geranium second. Palsy Brown
third. Time :54.
Third, mile, the Enelewond stnke: Fly
ing Ship won. Flocarllne second, Ewhelln
third. Time 1:344
Fourth, mile and one-sixteenth: Epicure
won. Monarka second. Bondage third. Time
1:4T4.
Fifth, six furlongs: I Etrenne won, John
Peters second, W&in-a-molncn third. Time
1:14
Klxtfc. mile and fifty yards: Rolling Boer
won. Haviland second, C. B. Campbell third.
Time 1:43
ST. IiCM'IP. June 3 Renults-
Firvt, fix furlongs, selling: Custus won.
r"(tie Shuts second. Clalen third. Time
1:15.
fceend five furlong, ne'ling: Mag N"'ln
won. Perla second Atlas third Time J ?'.
Th'rd en furlongx sel'lna: Z'rl won. Nth
WnMcock second, Brown Vail third. Time
1:1.
Fnurth. one mile, selllns: Mvnhe won.
Cr"lx Dor second, DeRezkie third. Time
1:42
Fifth, one snd three-nlxt"ent mlle.
seliins: The Mcsnenaer w-nn. Neversuch
ascend. The Wav third Time 2:. 4
Bulb, oev on furlong, selling; Orleans
ss
n" mem vMstf
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out unnecessary exftmditur cf timt r money, tin Union l
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won. Pierce J second, Bengal third. Tims
1'fc.TROlT. June 25.Reults:
First, six furlongs: Maru won. Brookston
serond. Matiuno third. Time 1:21 V
Second, five f urlonas. Outflrld won. Black
berries second. Rowland M third 'lime
Third, sven furlongs: Hriern won. Artist
ri Ltum t V, r , Tl,.,. 1 ",
Fourth, four half-f urlongs: St Juvenal !
won, Blue Irter second, Uiamonttn
I l.ii d Time :ii'.
Fifth, one i.n.e: Easter Boy won, Not
WiM-ly second. Model Monarch third. Time !
in
Hixth. six furlongs: Karnxcle won. Nup
tlal second, Moroni third. Tims l:2u.
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