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THE OMJinA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1903. OJAUA POUNDS POP EYLER , v- j ' 1 Konrke Famil? Has a Bwatfest ai the Old Mtn'i Ezpeme, DENVER LOSES A HARD FOUGHT GAME iimei- Hlitlna- and Snapp- Kir dins Home Train Makes the Grls sltes Take Second Money All the War. How easy! R&w simple! All you have to do to win games la to hit the ball, and how Could we have for- i j c sjon ii aince last time Fop wn in townT if Anyhow, It all came back to the boya when " .they naw Pop's .angular figure cavorting oc the diamond yesterday afternoon, and ti'y started In and did things of a various kind until the .game ended with a score of 1 to 8 and Omaha In tfie lead. Oh! It's true and no Joke. Three In suooesslon, and Joe Dolan Jumped to the coast. RadclllTe will be In town today to fill his place, though, and iladdlfTe is right there with the good. He hits and delfs quite a few points better than Dolan and Is not suffer ing from any latent soreness. As for Pop, yesterday It was all over al most before the Rourkltes got started. They hit his curves and smashed the floaters to the four winds with a total of thirteen hits. It dlcln"t tickle Pop a bit. either, and he got as wild as a March hare half the time, but Bcblel backed him up well and saved him from any serious con- equenoes. The game opened up disastrously for the locals. Milton's second ball was swatted in. Pioiwaa,. wolTi'n, Titus, If Kalaiar, rl... 4 Hurrr. lb.... Htil.-ltt, m. 1 (llMnoa, lb.. Both, c 1 DuMlMby, 4 0 11 two psssps, two errors and a pair of singles Save mem tne runs. Attendance, 1,200. core: PHILADELPHIA. ' I CHICAdO. H.H.II.A K I H H O A E. I 1 I tlal. If 1 0 I 0 t 0 I SMantr, lb.. 111 0 lUuh. lb 1 0 I OJonn, ct 1110 t tlTinkar, 0 114 I SIF.var.. tb I I t I Hrl7, rl... 0 11 4 Whllng. r 0 1 1 t NWIektr. a.-. 1 1 Totals ... 11 17 14 I. Totals ...1 11111 1 PhllsdelDhla 10111000 1-4 Chicago 00000100 0-4 Left on hnaoa! Cthnnwn. Phllarlslnrils. 1 Two-base hit: Roth. Thre-baee hit: Titus, flarrlflce hits: Wolvrrton, Oleason. Stolen bast: Kelster. Hulswltt. Double P'ay: Hulswltt to Oleason to Harry. Struck out: By 'Wicker. 3. First base on palls: Off vii-v.r a- eft Tn.lBhv. 2. Time: 1:46. Umpire: ODay. Bean Eaters Take Another. CINCINNATI. July 7. Boston took the game from Cincinnati today. The errors of Donlln and Seymour In the third Inning were costly, giving Boston two runs. Poole pitched a good game, but the players be hind him could nrft lilt when they had men on bases. Attendance, 1.200. Score: BOSTON. I CINCINNATI. R.H O A - I H.n.O.A B. DMter. cf... lilt u'Ponlln, It.... 0 i ooit, lb... tins cnymmir, el.. s 1 Dolan. rf ... 1 tnai-klry, lb.. 1 I Hst,lnfelrtt. lb Bun lr, If... 0 11 Oarn.y, rt... 1 I ami, e I Ab't'cnlo. lb. 0 1 Or.m'tar, lb. 1 1 I aaorar, m. .. fit Pratt, a S a I olDalr. lb.. 4 I Kilkr, Bar, e. Pool., B... Touts ... I I It 14 if Totals ...11117 11 1 Boston 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 S CinclnnaU 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0-2 Two-bun hits: Stelnfalrlt. Donlln. Three- base hit: Carney. Sacrifice hit: Bergen. I.eft on bases: Cincinnati, t; Boston, f. Double nlava- Carav to Uremtnaer: Sey mour to borgen to Stelnfeldt. . First base on balls: By Pratt, 1; by Poole, 4. Struck out: By Poole, 8: by Pratt, 2. Passed ball: Moran. Time: 2.0O. Umpires: Moran and Holliday. Saints Worst the Giants. ST. LOlUa, July 1 In a game that was out Into center by Jones and Jack Thomas l hard-fought all the way thrdugh St. Louis threw it in home when Jones maa. for 1 ' r,, ' who second. Then Wright fielded McHaie a ..i.-.k, - n locals. was effective in Attendance, l.zuw.- ncr.ro; bleachers In trying to get, it to third. That BT. LOCIS. I i MBW'YS B.0 a rt... otooi 110 OiVanH'n. ct.. 0 Bmoot, of.... 1 I I Burka, lb...'. 0 11 sickly poke and threw it over the left field tight plaoea, brought lr two of the Orlsalles, but they 1 rar,Hi x ijurowna, uldn't nrbdnce any mora markers that Doaoraa, rf.. 1 I u . ' Barclay, If.. 0 1 1 Harkatt. lb.. V II Williams, sa. 0 0 1 Ryan. e...... 0 0 1 Currta, p 0 0 0 Totals 1 - t Innink- Carter picked ut the first ball rop twirled krid tnade It good for two sacks. Ohtna - followed . suit and Carter brought lr; 4 ohlp. Getting followed on fielder's choices and tis4h score. In the second Denver added another and Omaha drew two mora and took the lead. ' Another ' counter cam in the fourth with Thomas behind it. and then two in the seventh, the revivified seventh. Shu gart fanned In the beginning of the seventh and Wright Smashed out a three-bagger. Welch dribbled a little one and they got Wright between third nd home, but Schlel earromed the ball on Wright's head and .Welch reached third before the ball was back within firing distance. Thomas lm mediately scratched and Omaha had Its seven runs. With two out in the ninth the Orlsslles sprung a ' little scare. Jones and McHaie nlngled to left aad Delchanty brought them Chicago both In with a double to deep middle, but Brooklyn Frisk was erased at first and It was all over. The same two team will pass away th time at Vinton street this afternoon Score: OMAHA. AB. R. IB. PO. A. 4 14 4 0 1 (NMcOann, lb 4 OlMartaa, It..: 0 eiBabb. sa..., 0 (KlAUdar, 3b.. 1 Oiailbart, lb, 4 IT 10 1 Bowwrmao, Tiylor, p.. iMoOraw ., ixWarnsr t I 14 10 1 Totals .. x Batted for Gilbert In ninth. xx Batted for Taylor in ninin. St. Louis 2 0 II 0 1 0 I 1 M New York 0 02001000-8 Flarnnd runs: St. Louis. 2: New York, 2. Three-base hits: Mertes, Babb. Sacrifice hit: MoQann. DouDle play: uiiDert to McGann. Passed balls: Bowerman, 1. Stolen bases: Bnrclay, Smoot, McOann. Riu on hulls: Off Oirrle. 2: off Taylor. 1 Struck out: By Currle, 4: by Taylor, 6. Deft on bases: St. Louts, 6: New I org I Time: 1:45. Umpire- Email. Standing of the Teams. Played. Won, Lost. .... b 4 21 .... 63 .... 6S .... 4 .... 62 .... 64 .... 67 .... 64 Boston nttSDurg .. New York Cincinnati Boston St. Louis Philadelphia .... Oames today: Won, 4 40 39 33 31 27 23 20 at P.C. .6V1 .636 .673 .616 .600 .422 .343 .313 Cincinnati, 23 29 31 31 37 44 nchlll. Gancel. "aerifies TTlts: L. Tsnnehlll Cl. Williams (It. First base on balls: Oft Tsnnehlll (1). First base on errors: Chi cngo 1, New Vork 1. Struck out: By bite, 4. by Tannntilll . Hioien tasns: On-en, Calliihan, Klbprf Hd. l,eft on bssrs: Chicago 8, New York . Hit by pitched hall: Hy White 1. Time: 116. Umpires: Bherldan, Bevllle and Flaherty. Btaadlns; of the Teams. Flared. Won. Lost Boston m 43 23 rhllad-lphla 66 Sft Cleveland 63 34 New York 19 30 Chicago 61 SI lctrnlt 1 is St. Louis 59 27 Washington 63 18 Oames today: Chicago at : so 32 32 46 Boston; PC. .sr. I .67 .640 .47R .4f .286 St Louis at Nsw York: Detroit at Washington; Cleveland at Philadelphia. i If. r hi. Crtrter Oonins, ss.... f- hugart, 2b... Wright, lb. vech rf Thomas, cf... Tllckey, 3b.... f iondlng, c... MlUon, p...(.. . Totals., Brooklyn at Pittsburg, New York at St. Louis, f niiaaeipma tanniu. ci Jones. If. ri IcHal .33 0 0 10 7 13 27 DENVER. ' AB. R. IB. PO. A. cf.'..., wlehanty, b., TisK, ri. ....... tindon. 8b...., attersnn, ip., 4 S ' o C 4 4 t hlebeck, as I chlel, c........t .4 trier, p .,,..,... iHayea 1 ;, Totals.. ..,-n.v...''SS E. 0 0 0 0 0 e 1 1 0 4) GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE Ninth' Inalngr Among Rally Puts St. ' the Winners Again. Louis AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES Katoll's Pitching XnlllHed hy Many Errors, Which Lose tot Oles. v MINNEAPOLIS, July 7. Katoll pitched flood ball today, but errors gave the vis tors an easy victory. The feature waa a running catoh of Smith's long fly by Roth funs In the eighth. Attendance, l,2u0. Score: KANSAS CITT. , MINNEAPOLIS. R.II.O.A U.K. O A K. Rnthftiss, of. I 1 t 0 ttMcCraarir, cl 0 I I 0 0 Malonay, rf.. 1 I I 0 OUpnonar, lb.. 0 1 I I 0 Nan. lb.... 1114 ciLallr. It 0 0 10 1 Orartr, lb.... 11116 ftSmlth, rf.... 0 0 1 0 t Knoll. If 0 14 0 ulorlar, aa 0 0 111 Laawa, sa.... 0 0 I I tuMolntrra. tb. 1 I 0 1 1 Butlar. a 0 1 1 0 li Martin, lb... 1 1 t 1 MrAo'd'a, lb 0 1 0 4 MLtidwtg, c... 10 0 10 Uaar, ,....0 0 0 1 0 Katoll, p 0 10 10 Totala ... I I 17 11 "l Totals ,.."i"l IT 14 I Kansas City 0 1 0 0 ( 0 0 0 16 Minneapolis 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 Two-base hits: Katoll, Butler. Three, bnse hits: Muloney. Martin. Base on balls: Off Katoll. 6; off Gear, 6. Struck out: By Katoll. ; by Gear, 1. Sacrifice hits: Knoll. Spooner, Oraily, Nance. Stolen bases: Rothfuss (3), Grady, lilt by pitched ball: By Katoll, L Passed ball: Butler. Left on bases: Kansas City, S; Minneapolis, 2. Time: 1:00. Umpire; Cunningham. Loalsrllle Beats Colambns. COLUMBUS, O.. July 7. Columbus pre sented a crippled team against Louisville today and the visitors won handily. Cap tain Bannon'a errors at second bui ware costly. Attendance, 1.464. Score: LOU1BVILLJC. I COLUMBUS, a R.H.O.A.R. R.H.O.A.B. Karwln. rf.. 1111 o'niaaion, aa.. 0 0 14 1 Hart, lb 1 0 7 0 OBannoo, lb.. 0 0 I I braahaar, lb. I I I I 1 Arndt, It...., 1 110 0 Odwall, cf... 0 0 4 0 0 Turner, lb... 0 14 1 8ullln, lb. 1111 0 Roach, ri.... 0 0 0 0 0 Cljrmar, U... 0 110 (f Mel lor, lb... 1 1 II 0 0 Bchrlaver, CO 1 I I cToohey, of. .. 0 1 1 0 1 Uulnlan, aa 1 0 1 I 0 Pol, o 1 1 0 0 0 Walker, p.... 1 t 1 1 lrBallT. p.... 0 0 0 t 0 Totala ... I 11 17 11 "? Totals ... I I 17 li t Louisville 0 0 6 0 0 0 2 0 1 S Columbus 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 02 Stolen base: Kerwln. Sacrifice hits: Kerwln, Odwell. Two-baso hit: Clymer, Double plays: Qulnlan to Brashear to Hart; Gleason to Bannon to Mellor. Struck out: By Walker. 1. Base on balls: Off Bailey, ,1; off Walker, 2. Hit by pitcher: Roach, Qulnlan. Time: 1:40. Umpires: Wagner and Bohannon. Kellam Wins Game. TOLEDO, O., July 7. Kellum won his own game today by knocking out a home run with two men on bases. Five of In dianapolis' seven hits were made In the lifth inning. Attendance, 700. Score: INDIANAPOLIS. I TOLEDO. R.H.O.A.B. R.H.O.A.B. Hogrtsrsr, rf 0 0 0 0 tr Smith, rf-lf. 1 10 0 1 I 1 OOwena, sa.... 0 1 I I 1 lie Crlatall. rf-lf 0 I 1 0 0 I 0 oiTurner, lb... 0 0 U 0 0 4 0 l- Barnard, cf.. 0 110 0 I 1 OKlelnow. e... 0 0 110 I 0 0 Schaub, lb... 1 t I I I I OChllda, lb.... I 1 0 I 0 t 1 frRalallng, p.. 0 1 1 1 0 nnnTftV Xiilv 7 Rt. Louis' losing streak terminated today with a nlnth-lnning bat ting rally after two were out, which beat th- home team. A pretty catch and throw home retired Boaton with bases full In its half. The fielding was brilliant. Attend ance, 4,320. Score: ST. LOWS. I . boston. R.H.O.A.B I H.n.u.a.B. 7. 13 27 x Gondlngj out tot Tuntlng third strike. ss Halted, ror, iyier in tuntn inning.. Runs by thnlng- '' c maha ....1 2 2 2 1 0 0 2 0 7 2 iver 31000000 2-6 its by innings ( iha 22110 221 13 1 nver ,.j,f...... 2 2 0 2 1 0 0 0. 2 10 arned rune: Omaha, 4; Denver, 3. Left bases: ( Dm aha,, 1: Denver, 7. Bases on I a: Off Milton, ). off Eyler, L Struck : uy r.iiuon, o, Dy n,yier, a. mi Dy j hd balU By Mljum, 1; by Eyler, 2. i sri ball: Schlel. Tw -base hits: Car- i . tJenlna, Gonding, Dundon, Delehanty. ree-tase . nit: wrignt. bacrince luti 1 key (2),' Kyler. Blclen bases: Carter, I - lenanty, Patterson, umpire; Mvjuane, Allovray Pitches Brilliantly. ICANSA8 CITY, July 7. AHoway pitched i. brilliant gams, allowing but three men lu reach first base. (Attendance. 300. Score: ' ' R.H.B. -vorla 0 1 0 2 2 10 0 16 12 0 ..msas City... 10000O00 0-1 6 I Batteries: Peoria, Alloway and Hessler; r.nnsas uity, nana, ana uincn. ' Springs Tskt the First. DE3 MOINES, July 7. Colorado Springs " on the tlrst of the series today. The fa t .re of the game was uh sensational fleld ; f in tight places by both teams. At- jidanoe. frvo. Score: R.HE. ' olo. Spilngs.it O ! ,0.1 0 0 0 0-2 1 Hem Moines.... J 00100000-3 10 3 Butternes: -. Uoiorado springs, Vllleman and fitania; Des Moines, Barry and Mar- BlitUl. . ,, . .. rotponed oames. At ' i til wall kee Milwauke-8t. Joaanh game postponed: BL Joseph team did not arnvcw ! Stsatiint oi ibo i earns. BurkaU: It... 1 J Haldrtck. cf .0 0 Hamphlll, rf. 0 I Andaraoa, lb. 0 0 Wallaca, as,. 0 1 Kahoa. a..... 0 0 McOor'k. lb.. 1 0 Hill, lb l Evana, p...,. 0 0 CudboS, 0 xfrlal ....... 0 1 1 MDonshartr. U 1 0 Mdolllnalb... a 000 i.o o .. 3 11 17 II 1 0 0 0 2-2 0' 0 0 0-2 LaChance, 'Brian, cf.'.t 1 1 OiFTaamaS, rt.. V 1'Parrnt, aa.... 0 0 otlObanoa, lb 0 4 UKarrla, 1S....-0 1 Cjt;rtcer, ci.. 0 1 untbaoB, p.... 0- 0, 9 ''.TotaU ". Totals . I 10 ft II f ' ,, ; x Batted for Evans In ninth. , St. 1 wis 0 0.10 0 Boston , 4 0 10 0 Two-base hits: ' Freeman. Double plays: Ferris to LaChance ; Col lins to Ferris to LaChance: McCormack to Wallace to Anderson. First, base on balls: -Off Gibson, 4; oft Budhoff, 1. Struck out: By Evans, ; by uioson, 3. . wua pitches: Evans, Gibson. Time; 1:60. Um pire: .uasseii. ' . j Bits ail Errors Defeat Phillies. PHILADELPHIA. July 7. A combination of hits and errors In the first three Innings caused the loon In' defeat today by petrolt. Attendance, o.sva. score: CKTROrr. 1 rHILAPELPHIA.- R.H.O.A.B I R.H.O.A.B. Barratt, of... 0 110 OUtartMl. II... 0 0 10) M l V irricaaring, w 110 ODaTla, lb 1 1 T 0 0'L. Croaa, lb. I 1 10 0 1 BTbold, rf., 1 til 1; Murphy, lb.. I Keydon. a... 1 1 Fol, tb 0 0 W'druB, a-rf 0 1 Coultar, cf.. 1 1 Jonaa, If 1 1 Klhra. lb.... 0 0 Tamaatt, lb.. 1 1 Marc an, aa... 1 1 aallius. MaAJllatar. If 1 Crawford, rf. 6 Carr, 10..... 1 MoOulra. e... 1 Vaasar, lb... I Smltb. lb.... 0 Loos, sa I Doaoraa, p.. ( TotaU 0 14 OiM. Croaa, si 110 oshrao. c. 10 0 OjCoaklcr. P.. iHanlay. p.., .. t II IT T I Flank, p..., IxBandar ... ' UxHoflmaa 1 II p... l l I M I Totala ... I 10 14 II I Touts ... 4 T 17 11 tr Indianapolis 0 1 0 0 4 0 0 1 4 Toledo 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-3 Two-base hits: Heydon, Woodruff. Mar can. Home runs: Smith, Sohaub, Coulter, Jones, Kellum. Stolen base: Smith. Struck out: By Relating, 2; by Kellum, 4. Bases on balls: Off Relating, 1; off Kellum, 1. Double play: Tamsett to Fox. Left on bases: Toledo, 6; Indianapolis, . 2. Wild pitch: Kellum. Passed ball; Klelnow. Time: 1:46. Umpire: Mullane. . , .. .. - Brewers- 9hat Oat i Panl.- - - "St. :JACfcr July 't.-Elllott pltclied a mag: nlflcent game today, allowing but two soratch .hits and shutting out the locale. Attendance, l,7u0. . Score; . MILWAUKEE. I BT. FAUL R.H.O.A.B. R.H.O A . Shlaflfiy, lb,. 1111 liOalar, 11 0 0 I 0 1 Iooohua, lb. 0 1 1 1 01 Shannon, of.. 0 0 10 0 Wood, o'..... 0' 0 T 0 olJackaon, rf.. 0 0 I' 0' s Unflaub, lb. 1 .0 1 1 OlBchaaffar, aa. 0 0 I I 0 Hamphlll, cf. I I 4 0 o Huiilna, lb. 0 0 4 1 0 Dunlaavy, rf. I 1 0 0 ' Keller. lb...O 0 If 0 1 Oanlay, If.... 1 4 4 0 oiWhaalar, lb. 0-1 0 10 viox. aa oill lHuiuvan, e... 0 s I I I Elliott, p.... 0 10 1 0 Volt, p 0 0 0 1 0 Totals ... I 11 17 I J .Totals ... 0 I 17 10 Milwaukee 2 00102020-8 St. Paul 0 00000000-0 Three-base hit: Ganley. Stolen bases: Kugglns, Hemphill. Double plays: Hug gins to Kelly; Huggins to Schaefer to Kelley. Base on balls: Off Elliott, 2; off Vols, 4. Hit by pitcher: By Vols, 2. Struck out: By Elliott. ; by Vols, 2. Sacrifice hits: Ganley, Donohue. Left on bases: Milwaukee, S; St. Paul, 2. Time: 1:45. Umpire: Fore. Standing; of the Teams. Won. 'Lost. I IT 10 T Lost P.C. ' !' ; ... Played. Won. Milwaukee- 6 ,-' 38 1 Colorado Springs... 6 39 V) Kansas 'City......... tl . . 2 . ,28 St. Joseph. 66 , 27 28 Denver o7 27 30 Peoria 68 27 81 lies Moines..., M 23 SO Omaha ......v.. 66 1 Canine today: Denver rado Bnrlncs at Des Moines, bL Joseph, Peoria at Kansas City. i ' - Men Horn Beat Analtore. The Ben Hurs yesterday afternoon de feated (tie Ualon Paclflo Auditors by a score of 7 to a. Ah game was a hot one. Totala . v Tint ted for Coakley in third. xx Batted for Henley In eighth. ' Detroit 1 13010110-2 Philadelphia ...0 0 0 0 1 2 0 1 ,2 7 Two-base bits: i eager, jjcuuire, ' u. Cross, Seybold (2). Three-base hits: Tea ger, Murphy. Sacrifice hits: McAllister, Crawford. Left on bases: Detroit, 6; Phil adelphia, 2. First base on balls: Off Dono van, 4; off Coakley, 1; off Henley, 1. Struck out: By Donovan, lu; oy tjoaaiey, i: Dy Henley, 1 Wild pitch: Donovan. Time; Umpire: uuuinuo. Cleveland Falls to Hit. .704 3:00, .6U HiM !491 WASHINGTON. July 7.-Cleveland did the .474 heavier stick worn toaay, dui was unaoie irj. I hit the ball fair with men on bases. .374 Dormer pitched well, but the weak fielding Si2 I behind mm at ctiul-i um iui um mo. at Omaha Colo. Lajoie has been notified of his suspension its. MTlwTukee a!t for an lndoflnlte period. Attendance, WASHINOTON. I CLEVELAND R R.O A B1 ' R.H O A. E. Moran. sa.... 0 11 lBar, ct 0 11 gauSch. If... I t 0 OBradlay, lb.. 0 1 0 (larka, lb... 1 1 o:ilaman.. lb 1 11 Red Clond Take laroad Game. RED CLf)tfD, Neb.. July 7. (Soectal Tel egram ) Kurt Cloud took the second gamo from Mlnden, today In one of the prettiest exhibitions ever givfn on, thia diamond. The field work of the local team was handled In fine shape. The score by Innings: Red Cloud .......t...s 0 2 0 1 0 0 -3 Mlmlon . .,...,,...0 . 1 0-0 0 0 01 Batteries: Letherby and White; Scott and WhltooiUjtt., ,s. , , . . ran !..... ! vmcaman. in. o ill 1 IT 'rf o 0 4 1 KMK-arthy. If. 0 I I Martin, lb... Ill eVIIcs. rt 1 I 0 Robtnaoa, lb. I 1 1 J 0C,ochn'ar. sa. 0 1 I Klttrldfa, 0.. a wuwm, Orta. P ll "I . rv .'. ToUls ... I t 17 li 1 9 1 11 14 14 I Totala . v Batted for Dorner in ninth. Waahlnaton 0 0 l a 0 3'0 Cleveland 0 0 1 0 1 0-3 Two-base hits: Ryan, itooinson. Mccar thy, Gotihnauor, Cllngman. 'lliree-base hits: Ortb, Flick (2). Stolen bases: Bay, ritna-man. Sacrifice hits: Kinredge (2). GAMES W NATIONAL . LEAGUE E'Leu o"": nin.S; (;ieveiana, v. auuv. a.ov. juiyuvo. xtm 23 24 24 33 Milwaukee 63 40 St. Paul 66 40 Indianapolis m au Ix)Uisville ...f. 65 32 Columbus 64 28 Kansas City bo Zo Minneapolis a hi w Toledo 63 22 41 Oames todav: Milwaukee at St. Kansas City at Minneapolis. Louisville at Columbus, Indianapolis at Toledo. 31 P.C. .635 .6U6 .606 .492 .43 .446 .415 .349 Paul, Btrana. . lb fikorkard. If. t I 4 I'ubba. ef.... 0 4 Porta, lb..... 1 I 1 Tahla, aa.M 0 1 11 OaMlar, rf.v 0 1 1 Rittrr, a...,. 0.0 4 Flood, lb.... 0 f 1 Jwtaa, p..... Oil TotaU mttsbarg'a Costly' Errors and Bad ftlclt Work Give BroolUya the "Victory. PITTSBITKO, Juiy.TPltuburg's errors were costly and Inability to hit Jones made their defeat easy. Attendance, s.tuu. Kcore: BROOKLYN. , ' I . FITTBUURO. R.H.p.A.a.i . - a. h o a a. 1 1 0 0 0 Baanaoat, et 1 1 1 0 0 e l H.urlna. rf... 1 1 0 0 rwasr.ar, as... 0 1 0 0 0 Laack. lb.... 0 10 t Kicker, lb.. 1 1 .Kru.r, 11... 0 0 0 0 OiSmlta. o 0 0 It 0 1 v.T.r, lb.. 0 0 0 1 . an.ih.nr. a... 0 0 1 r xHaaaaaad -.000 lit I 11 . - Tataia ... I I 17 u o x Batted for Doheny In ninth. Brooklyn 2 0 0 0 1 2 Pittsburg v.. 12 1 020 -3 Two-base bltar Beaomont. Wagner, Bheckard. Dahlen. Three-base hit: Sabring. Sacrifice hit: Rttchey. Stolen base: Se- brlng. First baas on ballai Off Dohwny, 3; on: Jonaa, 1. lilt by piioned ball: Sebrlng, jvrusar, ueasier. - ntrura out: ny nonejiy, 2; by Jones. 1. Wild pitches: By Doheny, l. ximai j:uo. ujnpiiei jonnsione. Phfillee Down th Mlerehes, July' T.-The visitors hit the right time In four Innings little good base running won a ally i Dugglrwby kept the visitors gues- siiig, except la the second tuning, wbea f nncAGO, VMik.r at tl Vnd with a and Bemhard. Police Arrest inspire.- NEW TORK. July 7. In a game full of stirring Incidents and prolonged beyond the ususl nine innings, tnH oami now York today. The game had progressed raooaVil v until the seventh, when Green objected to Sheridan's deciding him out at first. Green was ordered from the game and while on the bench said something to which ins umpire toon exception, enen dan walked over and Green met him half way. A mix up followed In which Green's head was cue wiwi ouctiuum riuk, ana the umnlre's face was brulaed. Players and police prevented further hostilities, and B her loan was marcnea on to ins uouce station. Green refused to m.ike a charge and Sheridan was released on ball to an ewer a charge of disorderly conduct. Wil liams lost tin) game ror tne looais cy poor base-running. Attendance 2.240. Score: CHICAGO. I NgW TORK. RUOABl I.II.O.ll. Holiaas. U.. 1110 0 Kaalar. rf... 0 10 0 0 Jou.a. cf 0 1 4 0 a.Rbarreld. sa. 0 1 1 0 0 Uraaa. rf 0 1 I 0 H'villl. cl 1 0 I 0 0 Halliaaa. rf.. 0 0 0 0 Wllllama. lb I I I rallahaa. lb. 110 1 UH. Herd. If I I 1 0 1 laball. lb ... 0 0 II 1 oiuanaal, lb.;. 0 1 11 I 0 Masaaa. lb.. 1 4 1 How.ll, Ik... 0 0 110 Tauuahlll, aa. 0 1 0 I 1 O't'ounor. a.. 0 0 0 I 0 Mrrarlaaa. e 0 1 1 0 J. Taa'blll, pO 0,1 ( 0 Hla, p 00110, -J Totals ... 1 I to 11 1 TotaU ... I 11 1! Chicago 1 IsOOOOOO 11 p.ew York 0 0tl00010 -J Two po.00 bits: Uolmea. Magoon, L. Taiv Jan tors Win at Avoea. AVOCA, la., July 7. (Speolal Telegram.) The Union Stock Tat us Juniors had a hard lime getting rid -of Avoca's strong team here today, wtiTCh waa strengthened by Whitney and Holmes of the Omaha Orlginpls. Avoca played a fast game, but did not cover ground like the youngsters from the stock yarda. Every lRd tilled his position without an error. Adams waa In the box for the Juniors and aa usual won his game. Especially brilliant waa the work of Caughev, Ferguson and Qulnn In the field. Qulnn in right cut off several hits, saving the game for the Jun.ors. Holmes, Whitney and Gibson were the stars for Avoca. Brymer pitched good ball, weakening In but one Inning, when ha was hit hard. Score: R H E Juniors 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 04 7 0 Avoca 1 00001000-271 Batteries: Adams and Miller. Brymer and Whitney. Two-base hits: Ferguson, Ad ams, Miller, Gibson. Struck out; By Ad ams, (; by Brymer, 7. Bases on balls: Oft Brymer, L Time: 1:46. Umpire: Riley. Fourteen Innings at Clarlada. CLARINDA, la., July 7. (Special Tele gram.) Clarlnda won a very exciting four tuen In King game today from Creaton. Score: Clarlnda. 10; Creaton, 0. Hits; CUr Inda. 14; Creaton, 19. Errors: Clarlnda. t; Creaton, 11. Batteries: Clarlnda, Bridges and McMillan; Creston, Welch,, Steams, Ambrose and Corbett. Struck nut: By Bridges, 6; by Ambrose and Welch, 2. At tendee, SjO. Crete Wins by One Rna. CRETE. Neb.. Julv 7. tSDecIal Tslea-ram The Crete base ball team defeated Exeter toaay in one or tne lasteet games that has been played on the Crete grounds In a long time. Score: Crete 6. Exeter 6. Bat teries: Raderoacher and Miller; Hammond ana aims. t Gjuaes la Three ! Leagae. At Davenport Davenport, 3; Bprlngfleld, 1 At Dubuque Dubuque, t: Bloomington. L At Rockford Rock ford, ; Rock Island, 6. at leaar ttapius uecatur, ; Cedar Rap Ids, S. AFRICANDER SETS NEW MARK Ctptnret KeaMntion Stakoi in Quieter Tims Than Any Fmiom Winner. SEEMINGLY OUT OF IT, DARTS AHEA0 Uoldea Maalaa Leads by Length In Hons Stretch, bat la Pat to Bad la rinal Three Handred Yards. NEW TORK. July 7. Capping a climax of victories unprecedented In the history of tha American turf, Africander proved himself today the greatest -year-old thor oughbred of his generation. He has sur passed the triumphs of Hanover and Her- mls, beaten the best hanulcap horses and stamped his superiority among his contem poraries in decisive style. He won the Lawrence Realization stakes at one and five-eighths miles at Sheepshead Cay after a battle with probably the best collection of 8-year-olds mat ever strug gled for that classic prise. He overcame speed, courage and endumnce In his ad versaries, and In spite ot misfortune after misfortune In his own battle for the front, sprang to ths lead In the last few yards, after racing at a speed that broke two re cords before the winning post waa reached and set a new mark for future Realization winners. Africander won by a head from Golden Maxim, which was two lengths in front of Savable. Whorler followed four lengths back. Short Hose was fifth, a length and a half away and twelve lengths in front of Black Hussar. Cardinal Wolaley was a sixteenth of a mils behind the winner. v Time lets Haw Record. The time was 2:45Vk, faster by 2 sec onds than the record rnaue by Major Dalngerfteld last year. Africander was sec ond choice at 2 to 1. In the betting. Short Hose, backed from 4 to 1 to 5 to 2, was favorite. To a prompt start Cardinal Wolsley with Gannon up was quickest away, but Im mediately went back, and Golden Maxim, ridden by Cochran, took the lead as the field swept down the futurity schute. Whorler, Odom up, carried Whitney A Duryea'a colors close behind, and the yel low and blue of John.' A. Drake showed Savable In third place. They seemed to be going easily but the pace throughout was terrific. Africander was fifth passing the stand, but moved up on the turn into the back stretch and ran close lapped on Sav able, who was third. Odom made his run with Whorler nearlng the far turn, but Golden Maxim rattled along, always hold ing the Brookly Derby winner vsafe. De spite the killing pace he had set through out. Golden Maxim turned Into the strotch still going easily and a length ahead of Savable. On the rail, lapped by Africander. Golden Maxim went wide and O'Neil tried to take Savable through, hut the leader closed In sharply and cut him off. O'Neil pulled to the outside and made his bid. Savabfe responded with a splendid burst of speed and looked a winner for a moment. Then Golden Maxim drew away. Darts Ahead la Final Yards. Cut off at tha turn, Africander had lost a length, and now with the goal less than 200 yards away was pocketed against the feno with Savable and Golden Maxim In front of him. Bullman kept his head and waited for what seemed , the impossible, Savable faltered and left six feet clear and In an Instant Africander. ,had turned out of his stride and was going round Golden Maxim and, gaining on hm at every Jump. It was only fifty feet.rtv the wire, but the- splendid colt raced doggedly on, made up a length and then Jurt as tne wire was reached showed his head 1 In front. The roar that greeted Africander's final burst rose to a tornado of cheers as he Won. Bullman came In for tremendous and well earned applause when he weighed out- Charles Dwyer and Simeon Demell, racing as the ' Hampton stable, own , Africander, whose victories In the Belmont stakes and the surburban have made his turf history well known. Their share of the stakes waa $12,428. The fractional time of the race was: Quarter, :2i; half, 0:47H; three-quarters, 1:12; seven-eighths, 1:2H; mile, 1:39; mile and an eighth, 1:61 (a record); mile and a quarter, 2:06; mile and a half, 2:31V. (a record); mile and five-eighths, 2:45V. Results: First race, five half furlongs. Futurity course: Bath Beach won, Wotan second, Walterln third, 'lime: l:t). Second race, handicap, alx furlongs: Lux raata won, Rlgodon second, Illyrla third. Time: 1:134. - Third race, double event, six furlongs of the Futurity course: Corirr won. Gal lant second. Pulsus third. Time: 1:11. Fourth race, the Lawrence Realization, One mile and five furlongs: Africander won, Golden Maxim second, Savable third. Time: 2:45. Fifth race, one mile: Ascension won, Bellare second, Akela third. Time: 1:40. Sixth race, one mile and a sixteenth on turf: Articulate won, Mackey Dwyer sec ond. Dr. Gay lor third. Time: 1:47. ' "in k J luaaM . J iNaa ia k j "y The Smooth Smoke of The Largest Selling Brand of Cig&r in the World ssrsrsjai V7..V n.-r .a w4"l - I -'... ''' " G j" P.. .h"; Vlf ..tir.- JUiJ won, Comoro second, Benton third. Timet 1:04. Second race, six furlongs, selling: Poseur won, Montana l'eeress Becond, Joe Gosa third. Time: 1:16. Third race, rive and a half furlongs, purse: Huckleberry Finn won. Brilliants second, Check Morgan third. Time: 1:10. Fourth race, one mile and seventy yards, purse: Bas d'Or won, Eda Riley second, Bengal third. Time: 1:V. Fifth race, one mile, selling: Helen Print won, Orpheum second, Josle F third. Time: 1:42. . v Sixth race, one and one-eighth miles, sell ing: Pierce J won, Brown Vail second, Chandoo third. Time: 1:674. DETROIT, July 7. Results: First race, one mile: Prosador won, Savond second, Florensol third. Time: 1:44. Second race, five furlongs: Tereml won, Malakoft second, Too Many third. Time: 1:03. Third race, one and one-sixteenth miles: Autolight won. Merriment second, Glen wood third. Time: 1:474. Fourth race, six furlongs: Ice Water won, Shrine second, Carl Kahler third. Time: 1:134. . , Fifth race, six furlongs: Ed B won, Allyar seoond, Blackamoor third. Time: 1:15. Sixth race, one mile: Snare won, Ani mosity second, The Stewardess third. Time: 1:414. Seventh race, steeplechase, short course: Hargrave won, Cubanlte second, Belloourt third. Time: 2.45. EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS Havlland Cat World's Record for On Mile and Yards. Fifty CHICAGO, July 7. In the last race Hav iland reduced the world a record for one mile and fifty yards to 1:414. Results: First race, alx furlongs: Mary McC'af ferty won, Organdie second. Semper Vlvura third. Time: 1:134- Second race, alx furlongs: Talpa won, Irene Ltndsey second, Bardolph third. Tune: 1:124- - Third race, mile, Drexel stakes, value 23,240: Dick Welles won. Bad News second MoGee third. Time! 1:38. Fourth race, mile and fifty yards: Miracle II won, Little Duchess second, Vulcaln third. Time: 1:43. Fifth race, six furlongs: Flo Bob won, Peter Paul second, English Lad third. Time: 1:12. Sixth race, mile and fifty vards: Hit. Hand won. Antonlus seoond, Qratna third. Time: 1:41H. 1 ST. LOUIS. JUly 7. Results: First race, Ave furlongs, selling: Ocyrohe Rifle Team Is geleeted. I.ONDON, July 7. The rifle teem which will represent the United States at Blsley on Saturday In the competition for the faima tropny nas nnally been selected. It convtsts of Lieutenants A. K Well, w K. Vasey and Sargeant Gc-orge Doyle, Sev enty. Mrat rm Irn.m KlaflfinuT .,4 v . York; Corporal W. B. Short. Seventh reg- iiuvm, auunai g-u-ra, new iorx; rargeant J. H. Koegh, Sixth regiment. National guard, Maine; Corporal C. E. Winder, Sixth regiment, National guard, Ohio; Private George Cook. First regiment. National guard. Dominion of Canada: T.leiiiai.,, Thomas Holcomb, Jr., United Slates Marine coriis. Philadelphia Man Defeated. HENLEY. England. July 7 Juvenal of the Vesper Boat club. Philadelphia, waa defeated by Bvreeford today la ills beat tot FIELD CLUB' TENNIS TOURNEY First Round Finished and Foar Matches In Second Played Lnst Night. Plsy In the first round of the Field club handicap tennis tournament continued last night and five matches In the first round and four in the second were played off. It was with some surprise that the spectators saw D. Pollard lose to Dr. Ladouceur. Pollard was lmavily handicapped and the high wind Interfered somewhat with his lobbing game, although Ladouceur refused to take the net during the match. Play tn the second round will continue this even ing and the remaining matches in the first round will be finished off. Score: First round: Seannol (16 plus half 15) beat Erwln (16), Murphy (half 161 beat Vaughn (16), 7-5, S-3. Ladouceur (hnlf 16) beat D. Pollard (owe 16), 6-3, 2-6, 6-2. Towle (scratch) beat HIUIs (16), -0, 6-4. Haskell (owe 16) beat Patterson (16), G-4, 6-2. Second round: Bcribner (owe half 16) beat Murphy (half 16), 6-2, 8-0. Le Mere (16) beat McConnel (half IS), 4-6, 6-2, 6-4. Van Camp (scratch) beat Towle (scratch), 8-7. 6-4. 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The first team of the Field club la to consist of the four Cf the players in yesterday's tournament, whose gross score Is the lowest, and Is composed of Mrs. Penny, Miss Frederick. Mrs. McMullen and Miss Lee Comstock. If thi character of the women's play war rants It. en attempt will be made to play a aeries of matches between the women of the Field club and of the Countrv club and the team Is being- selected for this inti mate purpose. Dr. McMullen has given a cup. which Is to ee contested for by the women of the club and to be held by the one winning It three times. So mnny strokes will be required to quillfy nnd then they will play down In match play. The scores of yesterday's match are: Gross, il'd c p. Net. Mrs. McMullen Wi 41 47 Miss Frederick M 14 70 Miss nail Con stock ftt 24 70 Mrs. Penny 72 scratch 72 Mrs. C. C. Kosewnter Ml 25 76 Miss Lee Comstock SI 10 61 I (4) M l The best of barley, hops and yeast, selected by one of our partners. 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