Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, July 02, 1903, Page 5, Image 5
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1003. GAME TURNS INTO FARCE Umpire PnU Gondisg 07 of tb Ground nd Oaiibi Goei to Piece. UNDERTAKERS SCORE FIVE IN THE EIGHTH f.amhea like tines) fer Omaha talll bnndieg Brtiiati Involve) In Centroversy with the Inspire. I 'Ed MOINES. July L pcll Tele gram )-Des Moines won a roaring farce of gam from Omaha by a score of to 10. The game waa won In the eighth Inning after Gondlng had been eliminated from the, game for cussing the umpire. There were two men on bases whn Oondlng reised a howl over a decision. Mesmer Immediately rdered him off the Meld. Ttaowaa waa Inserted and the team became at once demoralised. Companion went to pieces and nearly every man on the team had a hare In the blnglefest which followed. Three alnglea. a passed ball, a hit by a pitched ball, an error by Oenlna and daring ateal home by Clarke all combined caused the five runa which won tha gam for Dea Moinea. Omaha took the lead early In the game, getting four acorea before Dea Molnaa had any. In tha third, how aver. Dea Moinea gained one more and In tha first of the alith made two. taking the lead by one. In the seventh the visit ers Jumped -on Cuahman with both feet, pounding him for four mna. The game seemed aurely lost at this point, but In the eighth a batting atreak and good luck combined with wild playing of the ether aide enabled Dea Moinea to get five runa. Attendance, K0. Bcore: DE8 MOINES. AD. R. BH. rO. A. E. Prooklyji tallied twice tn the seventh, net In the eghth and sddd two more in the ninth, winning th game. Attendance. l". Score: riTTSBrRO B HO A K MwMlV Cf 1 I I eri.rse, ii ... 1 i i v ahrta(. rf.. 1 t w iir, Ik.. 1 III 1 Kruer. m. .. I tlM'k. IV... 1 Hltrkar, lb.. I I 4 rh,ip. I i rkiiiieri. a. I I BB.OOKI.T EH o e Slreae. Ik I I Shikar. If. IMM. ef. Jenalaea. rf. Drle. Ik Ikie. aa. Kltw, f... Ar-ara, t.. ri4. . Jeeae, .. . 1 1 M . i t n i i Totals ... 4 itM It 4 Totala None out when winning run waa scored. Prooklvti 0011 I Flttburg 0 0 0 0 t 0 14 Two-base hit: Clarke. Home run: Wag ner. Stolen base' Ritrhey, Bheckard. Jennlnaa. Dovle. Ftrat bre on errors: Brooklyn. 1: Pittsburg. 2. lett on b: Brooklyn, i; littshurg. S Sacrifice hits: C'larV. Iearh, Hshlen. First base on bnll: fff Jon. I, off Phllllppt, I Hit by pitched ball: By Fhllllrpt. Btrucs oui: ny Jones, J: by I'hllllppl. . Time: 1:40. tm. plre: Emslle. Phillies Wis with Ease. PHII.JariEI.PHLA July 1. Menefee waa weak today and the locals batted htm at will, winning with ease. Chicago haa signed Pitcher Doscher of th Fordism college team. Attendance, 1.61. Bcore: . Clarke, cf 1 I J Durkee. lb I 1 J J O Leary, a J 1 J J Taylor, rf J J J J J Twne, lb 6 3 1 HnfTer, if and 2b 4 1 1 1 J Fohl. C 4 2 I Bmlth, lb and If ' i , i i Cuahman, p 010 Totala Carter, If Genins, cf Bhugart. 2b Wright, lb , Welch, rf Iolan. M Hlckey. 3b Oondlng, c Thomaa. c Henderson, p.. Companion, p.. i 10 14 CT 14 Ttiernas. rf . 1 1 astasia. If.. Wolr-t'n. lb. i 1 I I Raah. Jti .. Titua. If Ill erhinte, lb Katetar. n... 11 vjraiae. a... barrr. !....! I 14 1 STlBliw, . Mal.vltt, n. 1 1 4 sra. lb.. Ciitm, lb., till !nr. rf.. t-ooia. i 4 1 hllBS, ... MlickeM. .. 114 M eoefe. fatal. ...1114 ff 17 Totals ... 4 11 14 U I Philadelphia 0 1 1 0 t 2 -12 Chicago 1 00108020 4 Two-base hit: Chance, Tinker, Ever. Glaunn, Mitchell. Home run: Titus. Bacrlflce hits: Harley. Keister (i. Stolen bufi. Kelster. Gleason, Dooln. Double play: Menefee to Evers to Kllng. Left on paees: muaaeipnia. 7; i nicago. m. nrst base on balls: Off Menefee, ; off Mitchell. t. Ptrucfc outi By Menefee. 1; by Mitchell, Wild rltch: Mitchell. Time: 1:05. Um pire: O'Day. Gleatts Dewa the S-almts. NEW YORK. July 1 In a came replete with brilliant plays. In which both sides took part. New York won from Bt- Louis today. A in pi piay oy tne locals waa tne grand piece of field work that outshone ull otners. in it uresnanan, vvamer ana im vis took pert., and aa the bases were full and no one out. It may be accounted a r&me saver. Currle an'd McGlnnity both Pitched good Dan. out iuck was against the visitors. Attendance, 1,667. Bcore: OMAHA. AU. R. BH. PO. A. E. 6 1 1 1 v 10 Totala 41 I H M Dea Moines 0 0 2 0 1 2 0 0 10 Omaha 0 J2000410- SumaWy: Two-bae hits: Dolan, Hlckey, Towne. Three-base hit: Bmlth. Bases on balls: Off Henderson, 2; off Companion, 1; off Cuahman, I. Hit by pitched ball: By Henderson, 1; by Companion, . Struck out: By Cuahman, I; by Companion, I. i.. i w.u.. q-hnmuK i Wild rrltchea: Hv I'omDanlon. 1: by Cushman. 1. Time of lame: 2:06. Umpire: Mesmer. Pearls Hsmbles Milnaakee, PEORIA. July 1- Hart held Milwaukee rfnwn t 111 hits tndav. while Peoria man mA tn nnnnd out five alnrles and won the game. The game waa called at tha end of the seventh on aocouni 01 rain. Attendance, 600. Score: R.H.. US. Peoria 0 000t 461 Milwaukee , 0 1010012 Batteries: Peoria, Hart and Hessler; Milwaukee, Kenna ana iaicia. St. Jee'e Rati la a Tells, kanras) riTT. July L St Joseph batted hard during the latter part of tha game and Kansas City's errors were costly. At tendance, sou. Bcore: R,H.B. u i.uh 0 lit I 7 12 1 Kansas City ...0 0010 0 0 0 0-1 I I Batteries: Bt. Joseph, Cable and Messltt; Kansas City, Falls and uononu. Dearer Beaches Hits. COLORADO BPRlNOa. July 1. Lempk had th better of today's pitcners' Datue, thmih tha visitors had a comparatively easy victory, bunching hits off Newmyer whenever neceasary. ecore: R.H.B Denver 0 1 0 0 04 10 1 Colo. Springs . 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 01 T 1 Batteries: Denver. Lempke and Schlel; Colorado Bprloga, Newmyer and loraa. taadlag ef th Teasas. Played. Won. Lost PC, Milwaukee 4 M 14 .70 Colorado Springs .. (4 30 II M7 Kansas City 61 27 25 . 610 6t Joseph 61 25 SO .490 Denver 62 25 27 . 40 Peoria 61 24 27 .471 Dee Moinea 62 20 12 .i Omaha 16 14 . Games today: Omaha at Des Moinea, Denver at Colorado Springs, Milwaukee at Peoria, St. Joseph at Kansas City. GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE Plttsbarg Gees Fader la Pltehera' Battle, Breoklya gcerlaaj t Eas. BROOKLYN, July 1. In a pitchers battle the home team -defeated Pittsburg today. For the first five Innings not a man eroesed the plate on either side. In the sixth a scratch hit. an error and Wagner's home run drive scored three runs for the visitors. 6 Passed ball: Drill. Time: 1:40. I'm plre: Hassett. taadiag the Tee as. Hoot on Philadelphia .... Cleveland Chicago Ht. Units New Tork Detroit Washington Games today: Philadelphia at Won. Lfxt. V C. to . in n .ua 2 ?7 .61 m : .i ? .41 M .44 U U 2T4 ....1 ..... ... ... 6S ...64 ... M ...6 ...65 Washlnston at Detroit. Clevelana. New Turk at Bt- Leujs. Boston at Chicago. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES Mlaaeapelle Falls Befer M. Wlaarr Waklag tp la Teeth. Paal, MINNEAPOLIS. July 1 St. Paul won a ten-Inning game from Minneapolis today. Muggins was put out oi tne game in ine ninth for disputing the umpire. Ferguson taking his place. Attendance. 2.000. Score: T. fAVL MiNNBAPOLt. HU OA HO AS ' rUlLAbg'-rHIA. I R.n.O A B CHICAGO R H 0 I.E. I 1 KCW TORK. B.H.O.A Browne, rf... I I 1 Drnn'k'a, at 1 1 1 MKiaaa, lb.. 1 Mvua, U.... Ill Davis, as.... 114 Laaaar, Ik... Ill Gllbart, ib... 10 Warftar, e. . . . 1 I Moaiaaltr, rr. Lot'is K.H O.A.I erarrall, tb .. 0 I 1 Donru, .. 1 I I egsMtot, c.... 1111 Hraln. aa 111 I 1 Bwrka. Ik.... 1 I I 1 M. ON til. If 1 1 vHafkett. lb.. 11" I I Rraa. a 1 1 7 1 I iCarrta. 1 I Totala ...I I 17 11 I1 Totals ... I W 11 I New York 0 00111O2- 8t Louis 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 02 Earned runs: New Tork, 2; St. Louis, 1. Left on bases: New Tork. 1. St. Louis, 1 Two-base hits: Warner. Ryan. Sacrifice hit: Farrell. Stolen bases: Browne, Gil bert, Braoot. Triple play: Breanahan to Warner to Davis. Wild pitches: McGln nity, Currie. Double play: Hackett, un assisted. Time: 1:10. Umpire: Johnstone Pesteeaed Gasaee. At Boston Boston-Cincinnati game. account of rain. Standing ef the Teasas. on Won. Lost. Played, Pittsburg 62 New York 6 Chicago S3 Brooklyn 67 Cincinnati 66 Boston 60 St. Louis 63 Philadelphia 68 Games today: Pittsburg at Brooklyn; Chicago at Philadelphia; Cincinnati at Bos ton; fit. i-ouis at rew iotk. 42 18 38 20 27 24 21 II 20 21 25 27 2 SS 42 40 P.C .67S .644 .6r .606 .4M .07 .333 .210 4 I M I Tetala Bt. Psul 0 00111014-4 Minneapolis 0 0100020 01 Bases on balls: Off Vashlnder. 4; off Chech, 4. Btruck out: Byyasblnder. 4: by Chech, 6. Bacrlftce hit: Tilly, Oyler, Sul livan. Stolen bases: M-Creery, Illy, Fpooner. Geler. Jackson. Schsefer. Two base hits: Ludwlg. Chech. Double play: Bchaefer to Huggina to Kelley. Hit by pitcher: Lallv. Mclntyre. Jackson (2). Left on bases- St Paul. 10: Minneapolis. . Time: 2:30. Umpire: Foreman. Toledo Wins for Change. TOLEDO. O.. July 1 -After losing eight straight games Toledo today batted out a victory. Eason was batted all over the neia, while install kept the hue wen scattered. . The game was called at the end of the eighth Inning on account of darkness. Attendanoe, 400. Bcore: TOLgUO. ( LOL'lkVlLLK. KHOAI - R 11 O It mtth. rf ... I I 1 I Krta. rf... 1 1 UvfM. aa.... I I I I Hrt, cf 1 Blank i s. If. 1 1 m nrihar. Ib. 1 T t Tom.r. Ik ... 4 I 10 1 l. Bull I ran, ib. I I I I Brrnar. cf.. I 4 1 0 I. lmr. If... 1 I I 1 Kl.lnow, c. I 4 1 VRhrlOTFT, c... 1 1 I 1 Srhaub. Ib... 1 4 1 1 t Whit, lb 111 1 Ibilda. lb.... 1 I I bQvilnlaa. aa.. Ill Crlatali. 1111 o,Kaiioo. villi Total ...11114 14 J Totala ...I I 14 U I Toledo 3 0 1 0 2 t 2 1-12 Louisville 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 03 Two-base hits: Turner. Schaub 2. Owens (2). Bmlth. Bernard, Crlstall. Bchrlever, White, Clymer. Home runs: Sul livan. Owens Stolen basea: Bernard (2, Sacrifice hlia: Chllds, Cristall. First base on balls: Off Crlstall, 4; off Eason. 1. Struck out: By Crlstall, 3; by Eason, I Left on bases : Toledo. 7: Loulaville. 6. Double play: Clymer to Qulnn. Time: 2:00. L fu ture: Ilaakell. Colanbn Takee Erratic One. rOLrMBl'S. O.. Julv 1. Columbus won todav from Indianapolis In a game char acterised bv erratic fielding. Ford was batted out of the box In the third Inning. McPartland. who replaced nim. pitcnea well. Attendance, !.. Score: COLlMBta i 1NDIANAPOL4B. R.M.O.A.B R H.O.A.k 1 1 4 1 HoiTlTCT, rf I t w. roa, lb.. 1 S'Herdoii, c... (K'-oulter. cf... eJona. If Kihm. lb.... I Tamaett. Ib.. 1 il Marraa. at... 1 OForo, p I MiPartl'I. s 1 I 17 11 kaWoodni .. GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE Beam Eaters Wla Errorless Match, Scoring Oao to White fox's Nothing. CHICAGO. July 1 In a ten-Inning pitch ers' battle and a perfect fielding game the locals were shut out today, "Cy Young winning his own game by batting In the only run scored. Great work by both In fields was the leature. Attendance, l.. Bcore: BOSTON. . CHICAGO. B.H.O.A. B. I M.H. O.A.I OIHolBMS. If.- t Jonas, ef eorooo, rf.... Callabaa. 6b. I 1aball. lb ... Macoaa. Ib.. Taonahlll. aa. 1 MrFarlaaa, I tiriasoitjp, p.. Totals 1 7 M 17 Totals ... I M II Boston 0 0000000 11 Chicago 0 00000000 00 Left on bases: Boston. 6: Chlcaao. 1. Two-base hit: Toung. Three-base hit: Criger. Sacrifice hit: young. Double plays: Maroon to Tannehill to Isbell. Young to Parent to LaChance (2). Btruck out: By Flaherty, 1: by Young, 1. Bases on balls: Off Flaherty. 1 Time: 1:20. Um pires: White and Winter. How York Again Downs Saints. 8T. LOUIS. July 1. New York won asaln today from Bt Louis with ease. Powell waa touched up for eleven hlta. while St. Louis only made six off Tannehill. Wil liams' home run drive Into tb leftfield bieachere and a brilliant catch by Klber feld were the features. Attendance, 1.600. score: nonaliartr. It I 1 I Colllna, tb... 1 1 O' Brian, ef . . 1 1 rraamaa, rf. rami. aa... I LaChaac. lb 1 U rarrla, Ib.... 1 1 mgrr. e 1 4 Youq. s..... 2 I It I II 1 1 I I 1 1 I ereole LM J VTIIEY W ARE u FilILD Save the Bands KIW TORK. g.H.O.A Kaalar. lb... Ill EltMrfaia, SB. I Palta. ef I Wllllama, Ib. I klcrarl'ad. II I Oanaai, lb... Davta. rf O'Coaaor, .. I TaaaaaUI. a. I 1 VI gr. Long. RH.O.A.g Borkatt. II... I eHalartek, cf. I HeauhilL rC 1 4 aAaaafaoa, Ik. I I 4 ewauaoa, sa III SKahoa. a Ill erasaaa, tk. 1 I I I HI11. Ib 1 3 I aPovalL a.... I I Totals I U n it r Tetala ... I ir I I Bt Louis 1 0 0 0 1 0 11 Nw York 0 I 2 0 0 1 27 Earned runs: New York, f : Bt. Loula 1. Two-base hits: Williams. O'Connor. Kel ler, lanneniu. xnree-basa nits: - biberraid. Anderson. Home run: Williams. Sacrifice kits: Hill. Fults, Double playa: Wallace to Anderson. Padden to Anderson. - Klber- i em to wuuama to uanani. Hit by pitcher: ty roweii, t. ttasea on ijiis: on 1'oweii. 2; oft Tannehill, 1. Struck out: By Powell. 7: by Tannehill. 2. Left en bases: New York. 6: bU Louis. 4. Tlmt: 1:4a. Umuira L-onnouy. rklUiee Tmke Bad One. CLEVELAND. July L Philadelphia won In the ninth inning on two-naggers by Davis and Murphy and Bradley s errors. Both teams played badly In the field, with the exception of the second lnulnar. when Cleveland bunched five hlta. Henley bitched good tw.ii. uavia oatung was a leature. At tendance. Hcor: rkULADgurniA. clkvelanp R. H O. A S R.H.O A B 1 1 I VBar. ef Ill bal7, Ik.. I La)oia, la... Ill 1 1 Hlikmaa. Ik. 1 I II Mocarthr, U. 1 I 1 l.riua. rf 1 I liQatka'OT. as. I I esavia, .11 .111 ... 1 1 JJoaa, 1 14 ... I it r U M Totals ... I II It 14 I Dlr. tb 1 Shainoa, rf. 1 Jarkaon, rf. S, haaf r, a . . Hutrlna. Ib. 1 Fargaeoe. lb. KrllrT, lb... 1 Pterta. If 1 SuiiiTaa. ... 1 tbecb. p I 1 I I II MrOaerr. c Spoboor. lb.. KLallr. if 1 PKitoll. rf ... 1 uLuavit. c 1 vMrintrr. Ib. 1 Mama. !b. .. Oy lar. aa a Yaabtoaer. p. 1 I 1 II ; 1 ToUla I 11 10 17 W Telegrsra.) Fullerton won a pair of games from Oreeley by better all around pUving. Th first, which was played on lu-day. was notable for the hard hitting of the home mm and the lxee and slovenly field ing of the visitors. The second, whl h wna played today, was a ilean. sharp contest, and In many resect the best gam wit nessed her this eas"n. It was won by the home team through generally superior work. Boore. Tuesday's game: R H E. Fullerton 6622410 '-A' 16 7 Greeley 0001041 1- 7I Batteries: ureeley, Murpnv and Ahein; Fullerton. Chrlstensea and Bkeen. Wednesday s game: R II F Fullerton I 1 0 0 2 1 1 1 1-0 14 3 Greeley 0100004 644 Batteries: Oreeley, uniielley and Boyd, Fullerton, Stlmsoa and Bkeen. ENLARGES BiRNT DISTRICT Tin tod Polic Board Dntiri Sow Linei for tb EtU Eort. NO MOVE TOR MOST CONSPICUOUS HOUSES Matter of Coneelllag Asslgaatlon Hoaaes to Move lata the District Will Be Takea In hy the. Bonrd 1-ater. Crawford Mas a Bad lanlng. FREMONT, Neb.. July 1 (Special Tele gram Th Fremont Eagles' nine beat the Wahoo team by a scor of 4 to 3 this after noon. The score would hsve bern 4 to 1 If Allen had not let a harTl grounur go past the second hag. The Fremont boys started wo.w 1 ... "ii H.Sft curv,'"!a unanimous vote. Mayor Moo res and suited them fairly well and aided by errors ! . , . ,' , . . ihv r.,n in f,,r taiUna ,..( i'r..f,.i Mea-rs Broatch and 1 hum as present, and A announced exclusively by Th Bee last week, the Fire and Police commission will "reform" tne lines of the burnt district." A start was made at an adjourned meeting yesterday afternoon when this motion, by steadied down and after that It was a pitchers' battle, with honors even. B Crawford played center for Wahoo In good shape, accepting seven chancee without a mlse. Daum pitched a fine game all th way through. Score: Fremont 4 0 0 0 0 0 I Messrs. MoHugh and Spratlen absent, but In favor of It. was passed: That the chief of police be Instructed to suppress all prostitution outside the f .1 loalng limits: A line commencing at the center of block 6 on Webster street and ex Wahoo 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 it 0 i ; oulJ1 tnrougn tne ccmers oi ciocks Siruik out: By Daum. Id: by Crawford. 7 ;? ","na, l" 1 , . V iinv.iiQjii aur.i iiuiii die .-t-,iiti v i through Mock 81 and 91 to the center , of block si: south to the north side of block Base hits: Fremont, : Wahoo, Pat t cries: Fremont. DSum and Mllliken Wahoo. T. Crawford and Johnson. Time 1:18. bX1; therefrom east Indefinitely. This means that all houses will now be removed at least one-half block frm the Dodge street car line. By streets the new district will begin at Webster street mid way between Twelfth and Thirteenth, thence south through the center of the Works to the center of the block between EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS ! east midway between Capitol avenue and Dodge to a line midway between Ninth Games la Three-I League. At Decatur Decatur, 6: BlOritnlngton, At Duliq;tie Dirbuoue. 6: Cfdar r.spids. At Rockford Rockford. 11: Davenport 3 At Kock Island Rock Island, 7: Spring field. . Oloaaon. aa Bannoa, cf Araat, rf... Turner, Ib . Raymcr, Ib Tbonay, If. Mallor, lb. o. rox, c. Bailor, s.. Totals I 1 4 10 14 14 I ToUla z Batted for Coulter In ninth. Columbus 0 2 3 2 0 0 0 0 7 Indianapolis 0 0 11110 o I Sacrifice hits: Thoney, W. Fox. First base on balls: Off Bailey, 3; off Ford. 2. Two-base hits: Gleason, Tamsett, Hog- riever. Three-base .hlte: Thoney. Arndt. Hit by pitched ball: G. Fox, McPartland. Btruck out: By Bailey, 1. Tim. 1:66. Umpire: Mullane. Mllwankee Seises n Conple. MTi.wArKEE. July 1 After McGill had been knocked out of the box Elliott held Kansas City safe and a batting rally won the first -game of the double-header for Milwaukee by 7 to'6. ' Elliott allowed but three hits in the sec ond same and with faultless fielding shut out the visitors. Attendanoe, 86). Score, first game: sllLWArKSg. I KAK0AI C1TT. R.H.O A g. I S.H.O A.E. Srhalar. Ib. 1 1 I I I Rothtuaa. tl. 1 I I I I onaioner, n. . e Santa, Ib. ... suradr. lb.... l Kaoll, If.... a Lavewe, aa.... 1 Butlor. a 1 1 MrAoa'sra. Ib 1 eGlbaon, a.... 1 Donakoa. lb. I Wood. 1 Duncaa. rf.. 1 I'nglaub, Ik. I Dunloavy, If. 1 Hemphill, cf. VIoi. a MrGlll, a.... Elliott, 1 .... - Totala ... 6 II 14 17 Totala ... I I 17 II v Milwaukee 00000610 7 Kansas City 080200 OOO- Two-base hits: Nance, Unglaub, Dona hue. Three-base hits: Butler. Kotbtuss. Grady. Home run: Dunleavy. Stolen h! TH alone v. Grady. Bases on balls Off McGill, 2. Struck out: By McGill. 2; bv Gibson, 1: by Elliott, 2. Lert on bases: Milwaukee, 2; Kansas City, 6. Time: 1:3a. Umpires: Dunham and Ganley. Second game: MlLWAlKEB. 1 KANSAS C1TT. R.H.O. A.K I R.H.G-A . SchaSor. tb-. I I I rRothfuaa. cf. Dona.hu, lb. I 10 I Miouj, rf.. 1 4 Wood. 171 Naoc, Ib..., I 4 I Oungaa, rf . Ill aoradjr, lb.... 1 10 l aglaub. lb. 1 t 1 it Kaoll. It 1 iMinleaTT, It. 1 I 1 ' l"a, as.... I I Heraaalll. ef. Ill Hutlar. c I I I Vlox. aa I 1 Mr And' vs. Ib I I I Elliott. .... I c thiraant. y... 1 I Total! ... t II V M Milwaukee Kansas City Totals ... mil 4 10000014 000000 Two-base hits: Unglaub. Maloney. Stolen Schafley (2). Donahue. Bases on balls: Off Elliott, i: on uurnam, s. utruca out: ay Elliott. (: by Durham, z. Double play Durham to Grady. Sacrifice hit; Leewe. Left on basea: Milwaukee, : Kansas City, 4. Time: 1:9a. umpire: uaniey. Standing of the Teasas, Played. Won. Lost. ... 68 ... ... 60 ... S ... 69 ... 61 ... 68 ... 67 37 H 36 sn it u 26 20 21 24 26 20 33 S3 87 PC. .its . .6X3 . .441 .4.11 .4.11 .361 nartaal. it... 1 rtcaartas. cf. 1 bans. lb.... I L Craaa, Ik. Mrbola. rf... I Marykr. Ik.. 1 M. Craan, sa. I wck. 1 aloator. ToUla Philadelphia 8 81 Cleveland 0 6000010 1-1 Earned runs: Philadelphia. 6; Cleveland. a Two-nase mta: lAjoie. iavia izi. ric ering. Hansel, Murphy. Home run: Da via First base on ballsc OS Joss. 2; off Henley. L Hit by pitched ball: By Joss. 1. Left on bases: Philadelphia, T; CleveUi.d. T. Struck out: By Joas, 4; by Henley. 8. Wild frttch: Henley. Time: 1:46. L'mplrs: O Laughlln. Detroit Kscapes fhatoat. DETROIT. July 1. By a strange reversal ef form Washington almost whitewashed Detroit today. Orth pitched masterly ball, while Deering was knocked out In three Innings, all the runa being earned. Dono van allowed only three hits. Attendance, L7ia. Score: WUH1KUTUH. DETBOlT. a H.O.A E B.M.O A B Maraa. aa ... I 14 1 Laah. M...-0 oil t-.lb.rk. U... I I 4 Ba.rrU. cf . I I a rtaraa, Ik... I e-Crawfar. it. 4 a a a v ait. ta a 1 la a a I Uaa. aa I I 1 ecounaoT. Ik. 1 I 1 a 16 1 Santa. Ik.... I 7 I 1 1 BvmIo, Ill 4 a I ri. .., - T-iDtteiaa. I 1 0 uinii I Totals ... I 7 IT II , 1 1 2 0 0 0 .010-1 Martin. Drill. Three Sacrifice hit: Carka Hit by pltchevi ball Milwaukee .. St. Paul Indianapolis Louisville Minneapolis Kansas City Columbus ... Toledo Gsmes todsy: Kanaas City at Milwaukee. St Paul at Minneapolis. Louisville at To ledo, Indianapolis at (Joiurabua. Win la Two Innings. HOLDREGE. Neb.. July 1 Special Tel- fram.) Eight hit off Mercer in the first our' innings cf play won today's gam lor tne locaua. score: R H K Red Cloud 0 01020000374 Holdrege 6 8 0 0 0 0 1 10 11 Batterlee: Holdrege. Teel and Burman; Rpd Cloud. Mercer. Adam and Whllcomb. Btruck out: By Mercer 3; by Adams. 1. First baa -nt balls: Off Teel, 2; off Mercer, I. j nree-Dase nits: fiiacs. Aoama, Gray Time: 1:20. Umpire: Waterman. Clarlada Ontplnya Shenandoah. CLARINDA. la.. July L (Special Tele gram.) Clarlnda won today's game from Shenandoah by their heavy battling and Meekineon s good pitching and playing faster game. Score: Clarlnda. 7; Shenan doah, I. Hlta: Clarlnda, 14: Shenandoah. Frr-ors: Clarlnda, 2; Hhenandoah, 4 Hat- trl?a: Clarlrda. Meeklnson and McMlllen Shenandoah. Bpekin. Townaend. Btruck out: Uy Meeklnson. : by Siekin, 2. tin en. andoah playa here tomorrow against Cla rinds. kraa. cf Laa, rt 1 Uartla. Ik .. 1 I kokimis. Ib. 0 0 Unll. a - I Ortk, I 1 Totala Washington Detroit Two-base hits: base hit: . Lee. Rroten base: Ryan. Uw t in K 1 Vtrvt Kam an rrora: Datrolt l Left 'aa basse 1 Detroit. I; Wsahiagian. AUta-a-Ilale Cats World's Mile Record and Rag Tag for Three and Oae-Half Fnrlongs. CHICAGO. July 1 Two world s reror.ls were broken at Washington pArk imijv Alan-a-Dale. running without the lash of whip, lowered the world's record for one mile to 1 37V He accomplished the feat In the first race of the dav and handily beat Savable. In the fifth race Has 1 bat set the mark fur uin n4 - I half furlongs at l.SiVk. Alan-a-Laie set the pace all the way. The fractional time of his race was: Quar ter. 0:26V; half mile. 0:4V. three-quarters. 1:1?H. one mile. 1:37H- Aian-a-Dales time Is the best ever made over a circular track. The former record of 1:37, was made at cneepaneaa nay in I8tu by Brigadier. In that race Bricadler carried 1L2 Dounda. Alan-a-Dale had up 110 pounds today and nuacn oy jnrry t. rownurst. 1 he record broken by Rag Tag wss formerly neiu oy Liunon, wno ran in l.i.1 at oak land. Results: First race, nurse 2700. one mile- Alan-a- Dale won. Savable second, Sioux Chief third. Time: 1:37V Second race, nurse !7n0. 2-vear-olds Ntvs furlonas: Handsome Florrv won. Nannin Hodge second. Cognomen third. Time: i:i)V. Third race. Great Western handicap, gross value 14,140, for 8-year-olds and up ward, one mile and a half: John McGurk won, McChesney second. Little Scout third. iime: z:3lH- Fourth race, purse 2700, 3-year-olds and upward, six furlongs: Irene Llndsey won, L'Etlenne second, Nellie Wsddell third. Time: 1:12V Fifth race, purse iwo. 3-year-olds and ud. seven and a half furlongs: Raar Tax- won. Orflo second, Mary Glenn third. Time: 1 :S-V sixtn race, purse wv. i-year-oids and tip. seven and a half furlongs: Stuyve won. Antonlus second, Evelyn Byrd third. Time: 1:32 V NEW TORK, July 1. Results: First race, seven furlongs. Futurity course: Klngsslne won, Irish Jewel second. Osgood third. Tims: l:Vb. Second race, sla furlongs, on main track: Montana King won. The Southerner sec ond. Sacred us third. Time: 1:16. Third race. Hunters steenlechase. full course: R. B. Sack won. Double Thong second. Jim Newman third. Time: 6:SR. Fourth . race. The Vernal, last five fur longs of Futurity course: Beldame won, Monsoon second. Tepee third. Time: 1:01V Fifth mm hanrllcan. one mll: Roe Hampton won. Fir Eater second, Bon Mot third. Time: i;aui Sixth race, oue mile and a quarter, on turf, selling. Satire won, Circus second. Carbuncle third. . Time: 2:10V BT. LOUIS. July 1 Results: First race, six and s hslf furlongs, sell ing: Be True won, Charles D second, Mso Beth third. Time: 1:2JH Second race, four and a half furlongs, selling: Llla Noel won. Sextette second, Hoedown third. Time: 0:67V Third race, six and a half furlongs, sell ing: Clales won. Wellesley second. Alg: reta third. Time! 1:23V Fourth race, six furlongs, purse: Two Lick won. Miss Mse Dsy second, Croix d Or third. Time: 1:1. Fifth race, one mile and seventy yards. Surse: Maud Gonne won. Ed Ball second, :ittv Clyde third. Time: 1 :4V Sixth rsee, one and one-eighth miles, sell ing: Jessie F won. Plrateer aecond. The Messenger third. Time: 1:66V DETROIT. July 1. Results: -First race, seven furlongs: Flora Wll loughby won. Iickett second. Harding third. Time: 1:KV Second race, five furlongs, selling: Sailor Tjd won. Two Penny second. Bcarfell third. Time: 1:08. . Third race, six furlongs: Lieechen won, George Perry second: Spring Water third. Time. l:15i m . - , Fourth race, four and a half furlongs: Flo Manola won. Temple J Second, Maud Johnson third. Tim: 0:56V Fifth race, one and one-eighth miles, sell ing: Matt Blmpson won. Not Wisely sec ond. Wallabout third. Time: 1:E7V Sixth race, six furlongs: Sardine won, Carl Kahler second. Whisky King third. Time: 1:184. KAISER LOSES YACHT RACE Ramharg Trails Meteor. Thoagh Wil lie I na Himself Is In Command. and Tenth streets, thence south to Douglas end east to the tracks and lumber yards at about Eighth street. About a doxen house, mostly small ones, will be affected and will have to move. Ninth Street Left .Hone. No official action was taken an them, but It was Informally stated that the houses on Ninth, between Douglaa and Dodge, or t least those In the south half of the block, will be considered in the near future. They have been among the most conspicu ous In the district, It was admitted, but the question, members of the board stated, Is a large one and action on it will be In sec tions. The matter of compelling assignation houses to move Into the district. It was stated, would also be considered st s fu ture meeting. The new district is in fact larger than the old one, the extensions to the north being greater than the cuts made In the south end of the district, the explanation given being that the present lines are too small and have already been overstepped. The present extension to the north will also, when It Is thought by the board advisable to make them, allow for more cuts In the south end of the district. Two other motions, which were unani mously carried, made official and put In the record the verbal Instructions given by the board Monday night. They read: That the chief of police Is instructed to prohibit soliciting by women on the streets; to prohibit women from visiting or fre quenting saloons and to close the saloons where proprietors volate his Instructions In this respect. That the chief of police Is instructed to cause the removal of slot machines and musical instruments from saloons and to prohibit entertainments by itinerant mu sicians therein. Officer Goodrich Reinstated. A motion was passed reciting that Fsnk Goodrich had been a sober and efficient officer for seven yesrs and that his family needs his support, therefore pending trial of the charge against him '.hat he be In structed to report to the chief and be placed on duty. The pay of detectives whose appoint ments have been regularly made and ap proved, and who have served the required length of time, wss Increased to 89) per month,' beginning July 1. The board then sdjourned, subject to the call of the chair, until the first Monday In August. I-ake Manawa's bathing season is open. ' water la delightful. Try It. RtLIANCE AGAIN VICTORIOUS .Beats Own Record by Twesty-tla Seconds Over ew Cap Coarse. NWPORT. R. I.. JuJy l.-The three Amer ican cup yachta raced today over a thirty mile windward and leeward course, and once more Reliance demonstrated Its su periority over Constitution and Columbia. The time of 3:4:7. made by Reliance, betters the new cup course record of 3: 63 It made on Monduy. Constitution today came within four seconds of the time made on Monday, and the old defender was out 23 seconds behind it. Summary- Start. Finish. Elapsed. Reliance 1:16:12 4:30: 3:f4:!6 Constitution 1:16:16 4:2a. 12 8:08:67 Columbia 1:17:00 4:27:16 3:10:1 R-Jlance beat Constitution 6:80. Reliance beat Columbia 6:66. Constitution beat Co lumbia IS seconds elansed time. Sir Thomas Llpton watched the race closely from Erin. He kept his glaas on Reliance every minute, and when the boaU nnisnea, started back for Ssndy Hook. O'Brien and Kid" Carter Draw. PHILADELPHIA, July 1 "Phlladelnhli Jack" O'Brien and "Kid" Carter of Brook lyn fought a six-round draw tonight O'Brien had the bejter of the bout all tha way tfirtiuajii. Maryvllle Beats Superior. SUPERIOR. Neb., July 1 Special Tele gram Maryvllle. Kan.. and MeCook played ball here today. Maryvllle won, 4 to v. KIEL. Prussia. July 1. In the handicap yacht races from Eckernfoerde to Kiel todar Navahoe vu first to cross the finish itr ' fntlnwaid rloaelv bv Orlo. Thereee w.va' third and Commodore fouih. In the schooner class Hamburg beat Meteor, nwt hv Vmrvrnr Wtlllsm. bv IV mlnntes A strong, gusty northwest wind was blow ing. The official swards were as follows: Em press I Vina won the cruising schooners' race on time allowance. Adela was second on time allowance and Hamburg third. Meteor, wrlrh allowed Iduna 40 minutes, was not officially placed. at. Croix Tennis Toorney. The doubles In th onen city handlcno tennis tournament of the Bt Croix club hsve settled down between Welty end Kuhn snd Pollard end Srribner. The seml-flnals were plsved off last night snd the flnsls will be finished tonlrht In the double, and tomorrow night In the singles. n.tk n b. ...). c I. (ha aamLAnala. played last night, were close and Interesting I Officer Baldwin was sent out to kill the snd took three sets to decide 1n esch case. dog. When h arrived Mrs Derlght ob Pollsrd snd Scribner were due to win. 1 Jested to haying It killed claiming that It ludartnar from their play throughout the was the fault of the children that one of tournament, and it was not a great surprle when thev did. but It was hardly thought that Welty snd Kuhn would win from Chase snd Kohn. Summary: Welty and Kuhn thalf 161 beat H. Kohn and Chase (scratchV 2-. t-3. 7-6. Pollard and B-rlbner (scrstch best Hughes snd Dr. Schneider (scratch!. !-6, 6-4. 3- Bitten hy Dog fbe Teased. Ella McCall. a little girl, who lives at 1613 urace street, was quit severely Mtten by a dog belonging to E. F. Derlght, 1S30 North Nineteenth street, yesterday. The dog was tied up In a kennel In De right's tackard. Several children wer playing about and toimentfng the dog by throwing sticks at It. The dog would lunge at them when they came near. He at last made a Jump for the little McCall girl and succeeded In breaking the chain which held him. Instantly, when loose, he fastened hi teeth in her hip. The flesh wss quite badly torn. J ne nonce were notined and (special them waa bitten. Aa the dog was tied up wnen tne omcrr amvea 11 was not Kiuea Police Surgeon Stuart B. McDUrmld completed his report for ths month of June last nleht. It shows that during the month 172 patients called at the office to socur treatement. Sixty wer sccidrnta. six caa of fracture, two rases of dislocation, thlrtv Ave visits made to homes and ten vlalsts to hospitals during the month. This Is th Dohertys Retake Chaaanlonahln. I1V1VIM Ji.lv 1 At the All.F.nrland Iswn tennis champbnMp games at Wlm-. largest amount of work ever done by th bledon todav the brothers Doherty beat surgical department of the police fore Smith ard Rialtv. 6-4. -4 -2. this recover- during one monin in tne nistory or tne ae Ing the double chsmplorshlp. i partment. Indians He feat Sehnyler. SCHUYLER. Neb. July 1 -(Special. The Indiana defeated St huyler here yea terday in a game full of errora by Schuyler, as follows: Indians 0 0 6 0 1 0 1 21 Schuyler 1 0 1 2 0 0 1 0 06 Errors: Schuyler, 13: Indians. 4. Earned runs: Schuyler. 1; Indiana, 1. Struck out: By I'mthallc. 12; by Freeman. 6. laai City SIOUX FALLS. 8. a Winner. D. July 14 Special Telegram ) In a game on the local grounds . V. . - u K.. I K .... r. I ,.... , Bloux Falls teama of the Iowa-South Da - kola league Bio-ix City won by a score of 3 to 1 i.lllner Santa Ont Mlnden. G1LTNER. Neb. July 1 (Special Tele gram! tiiitner shut Minden out today in a well played gam of ball. Score. 4 to ft Th f.alur of the game waa the pitching Py waneit tor uiuner. impire: nrown. Fallerten Wins as Pain FUI.l.r.RTON, Neb.. July L tapeeUl Accommodations Courtis nd Beach. for S.oco bathers at 1 Don't miss the bathing at Lake Manawa. 1 It Is cooling and refreshing. Esfablished 1823. VJ1LS0H WHISKEY. 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