THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FBI DAY, JULY 10, 1903.
01IAUA TARES ANOTHER ONE
Tail VMu Fife (kn ecntife Wici for Pa
BdnrWs Boys.
FREE HITTING CHARACTERIZES GAME
lehelberk'a Crrora Art Laraely
sponsible lor tha Loss of th
Game by the Men (rem
the Mountain!,
Denver at Des Moines, Milwaukee at St
Joseph, Peoria at Kansas City.
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
Three Errors Give Plttsbarg; as Maay
Runs and "Victory Over
Brooklyn.
PITTSBURd, July . Garvin would hare
won his same had not three errors let In
tlirn runs In the rlxth Inning. In the other
'Innings he had Pittsburg at his merer.
Attendance, 1.440. Score:
riTTSBimo.
The Rourkltes made It Ave straight wlni
yesterday when they took; the third fame
from Denver by a soars of I to 7. Bander
a ado his debut with Omaha and was
touched up for a total of Steven hits, but
kept them we".l scattered, except In the
fifth and seventh Innings, when they
SPI'RO. I
R.H.O.A.K
dl I M entrant.
.. 1 I 0 oh
Wainar, t 1 I 4 to
taarh, 3b ... I I rTo
Rltrh.f, Ik., sill lai
BiyjOKLYN.
Beaumont,
SbrlDf. rf
lb.
I 0 tihrkara. If.
nhba. ri...
ilPerlo. lb...
rhar. Ik., sill i.hlea, aa..
Krus.r. It... 1 trawler, rt...
tmlth, ...,. (Ill airliner, c ...
Waarar, lb.. 1 14 1 aijnnlan, lb..
kaar, p.... 111 liUarrlo,
I
Totala ...I I IT 1 M T ota la ..
PltUbtirg 0 0 0 0 0
Brooklyn 0 0 0 1 0
I
10
Fraemaa, rf. 1
P r, as... 1
' lb
larrln. - lb... t
Crir. ... 1
Dlneaa, ...
11
t
i
i
T 1
111 tCatlahaa. lb. I
111 Mailman. It. 1
1 11 1 0 l.hall, lb.... 1 t
til Xnoon, lb . 1 t
I t t Tannahlll. Mil
11 tsiattrrr, a... 1
I l.b.rU-. .. t 1
Total . I 1 n II I
' Totala ... I IN
Ponton 00400001 -
Chicago 000000001-J
Earned runs: Uoston, 6. Two-base hit:
Flaherty. Three-base hit: Parent. Home
run: Freeman. Double play: I'arent to
LaChance. First base on balls: Off Dlneen,
4; oft Flaherty, 1. lilt by pitched bail:
By Flaherty, LaChance, Crlger. Struck
out: By Dlneen. I; by Flaherty, 1 Time:
1:23. Umpire: Connolly.
New York Rallies In tilth.
NEW YORK, July 9-Aftar trailing be-
hind St. Louis In today's game until the
eighth the locals made a batting rally.
which, aided by HeiUrii-h a error and Ka
hne fumble, netted three runs. Honors
were easy between Solvers and Griffith.
Attendance, 1,760. Score:
new yohk. . if. 1XU1S.
It H O A C I n.H.O.A
111 Jnrkatt, If...
4 MHaldrlrk, . cf.
1 l Hemphill, rt. 1
4 SlAnoeraon, lb I
a n Wallace, aa. . 1
. 1 I 14 10 I
I 0 0'-3
0 0 0 0-1
ri . n Jk m.. V. a a - I a , I Zm a a I af
a . . . . . . . . . il.i. r.ari.ea rum. u. a wu-uobo mi. j'
ouncnea mem ana got ve oi mwr Three-base hits: Wagner. Dahl.n. Sacri-
scores. I nc hits: Leever. Garvin. Stolen bases:
i, - , miAam mrA ih I K.hHn Gessler. Double clays: Rltchey
. .. , . jii. 1 to weaver. uanien to miiriey v.;.. run
worn oi empire aiumuia wan in a'-" - bas on balls: Off Iever. 1. Struck out:
favor with the players, and the grandstand I uy Leever. I; by Garvin. 2. Time: 1:4ft.
and everyone took a hand tn saying what I Umpire: Johnstone.
they thought of It. When I'lkey, running I Mlerobna Battle Streak Wins
for Carter in th sixth, lld under Latu-1 CHiCA00. July . The locals developed
mer at the plate .and Was called safe the a batting streak and won- today's game In
ririii. ...r.ri orntin Uuiin and then I the seventh. A cut. a sacrifice, two steals
started for the bench, but Mull an called
In the police and the dbv of peaca once
mors soared over the diamond. Mullane
was fair on base decisions, but lacked dis
cernment when It came to the calling of
balls and strikes, and gave little satisfac
tion to either team.
In the first Inning Omaha gained a great,
big lead on Denver's presentation of three
rank errors. The lead, was so great that
try aa they might, the Qrlzsllea never over
came it. After Carter had gone out Genlns
dealt out a hot one (o Schlebeck and Scale
beck fumbled. Bjiugart drove the ball to
the fence for two, sacks and Genlns scored,
while Shugart finished, a moment . later
when Schlebeck ..flimtled... Wright's hit.
Then Thomas smashed -6ut a double and
Jones let It go through him and another
score came In. , Hlckey flew out and Gon
dlng singled and Scored Thomas. That was
all the locals i could, get that Inning, and
Denver started tq get anoint With Dun.
and five singles scored eight runs. Frank
Chance was made captain of the team to
day. Attendance, l.Uoo. score:
CHICAGO. I fHlLAUIl.rniA.
U. HO. A.B.I .n.u..-
Sla-le, If...
Caaar, b...
t'hanoe, lb.
Jonea, ef....
Tlnknr. aa..
Bvara, IkX.
Harlar,
Kline. 1
Lau4rn, p. t
TeUls
Thnmmn. of..
VIWoiT't'n, lb. 1
nTltua, If
Kaiirtar, rt...
HBarry, lb....
tlHulawItt, aa. 0
tlUiaanee, lb..
Hoth, c.
Hparka.
xWaabtmr
1 10 0 o
1
a in at la
Total ... 1 I 14 It
xtHd for Snarka In ninth
rhlrtm .a 0 1 0 '0 0' I 0
v " . . j. a a a a A n
JJhllnrtlt)Mla .........1 u w.u v . v "
lft bases:. Chlcajro. : I'nira.ueipnia,
I. Two-base hits: Casey (2), Chance, sac
rifice hits; Lunilgren, BparKB. tnoien
bases: Casey, JOnee, Chance. Double play:
in lew tt to Barry. Btrwcm oui: xy-iunu-
gren, 1; by Sparks, 1. First base on balls:
of? Lundren. 1: off Sparks. 4. Tims: 1:30.
Umpire: U'uar.
Giants'' Stick Work Tell.
af ij-r-ia Jniv l-Bv superior stick
work the New Yorks won today by 4 to 2.
Kaalar, ' lb... 1
Elharlal. aa. 1
Fiilta. ct....
Wtlllama, lb 1
Mctai-l'd, U. 1
Oancal, lb... 0
baria. tf.... I
Barilla, 0....
Griffith, p...
I 0
1 0'
I
Kahoe, c...
Hill, lb....
rnai, lb...
Sal rara, B.
1 I
1
1 11
I 1
1 I
0
I I
1
bringing In the winning eoore. Ttonln s
error was due to ois being partly over
come by the heat. Bcore:
Eagles 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 4-4
Fowlers I 9 I I 0 0 1 l
Batteries: Eagles, Da vim and Milliken:
Fowlers, Frits and Ronln. Base hits:
Eaglna. Fowlers, 11. Errors: Fowlers,
: Kaglen, (I. Btrurk out; By Daum, 7; by
Frita 10. Time: roo.
Today has been the hottest of the season.
the mercury reaching 98 and some Instru
ments running over 100 In the shade. A
number of farm horses are reported to
have succumbed to the heat In the coun
try, .
MILLIONAIRES COME FRIDAY
Colorado Springs ana Omaha to Flay
Five Games la Tbreo
Days.
Colorado Rnrlnrs opens an ensarement of
five games tn three days with Omaha today.
This Is ladies' day and one game will be
glnyed, beginning at 1:46. Saturday and
undny double-headers will be given for
one price of admlsalon, and the first gam
eacn nay will be cauea at 2:30. L,ineup:
Totals ... I 10 17 17 l Totala ... 4 14 M 11
New York 1001000!-
St. Louis 000008010-
Earned runs: New York, 2; St. Louis, 1.
lwu-oase nits: wiiuams, . riei, wevnie
Three-base hits: Anderson. Frlal. Sacri
fice hits: Ganiel, Heldrlck. First base on
bans: Off Beevers, 2. First baae on errors
New York. 2: St, Louis. 1. Struck out: by
Griffith, 3. Double plays: Frlel to Wallace
to AJiaerson, Beville, to Gansel. Left on
bases; New Yorkj 6; St, Louis, 6. Time
1:3& Umpire: Sheridan.
Detroit Left Oat la Cola.
Washington, July 8. Detroit never
had a look In at today's game. Washing
ton held a battlns matlnea and tilled ui a
total of twenty-tour hits, of which three
were nome runs, trtree triples ana two
doubles, liuelow was put ott the grounds
for talking to the umpire. Attendance,
WASHINGTON. MTROIT
R.H.O.A l R.H.O.A B.
moraa, aa.,.. 1 4 11 UBarrstt, or... 0
Blbcti,' II... II (i McAl'a'r, It-n
Clarka, lb-... Ill llcrawford, rt.
Hyaa, at 114 uk'arr, lb 1
L. rt 1 1 I viMcUulra. 0..
Martin, lb;.. 1 Oil o'Mtaon, It.... 0
Hobinaon. lb 4 I I 4 llteaiar, lb.. 1
urin. s 14 1 uiHmltb, lb
TfllKJO, p..,. 1 v a
hminHlnr l(MIn tor Six hit. Which,
together With a paused ball and wild pitch,
gave them three runs and the game. At
tendance, l,iw. ocure., - , .
NW TORK. . IT. LOUIS.
H.H.O.A.S.
VFarraii, id...
!lonovao, rt. 1
Browna, rf.. 1
VanH'a. ct..
MoOann, lb..
Martea, it....
Babb. as a
Laudar. tb... 1
Ollbart. lb... 1
Bowarmao,
Math'a n, p..
McUlnnltjr, p
iMotlraw ... 1
I I
I I
1 11
1 (
don on third on fieldera oholc and two out j Both pitchers were hit hard. but the via
Thomas let a grounder go through htmlltors cinched matters in the 'last Inning
and Dundon came tn. ,Jn the fifth Denver
added three mors on three single) and a
double. .- .
Omaha took one more'score In Its half of
the fifth and another" la the sixth. Denver
gained two In , the. seventh and Omaha
raised as man, more" in It half. In the
eighth the GrixaJlea secured their last oore
on Dundon's home rufi to right. It was
good for three . bags anyhow, but Welch
fielded It In slow and;' ho scratched horn
The Springs team opens today and It la
ladies day. The, games of Saturday and
.Sunday win be. double-headers. Score:
.i OMAHA.
AB. R. BH. PO.
Bmoot, cf.... 0
Bnrka, lb....
Barclay, If... 0
Hackett. lb. 1
Rran. as.....
HJ. O'Nsll. a. 0
Brows, p....
I 1
I 1
1 11
Totala ... 4 I 14 1
Washington 8 0 1-1 0 1 1 4 17
ueirun 0 lOOOOOOS-
Earned runs: Washington. I Tan.hau
ntta: je, Koblnson. Three-base hiu
Hobinson, Drill, Moran, Deorlng. Home
runs: itobinson, Clarke, Selbach. Stolen
case: urni. sacrifice hits: Wilson, Lons;,
First base on balls: Off Mullin, 1; off Deer-
ing, 2. struck out: By Wilson. 2: by Deer
ng, 2. Double Dlav: Yeairer to imlttr- to
carr. rassea balls: McGuire. 1: McAllls
ter, 1. Hit by pitched ball: Barrett. Time
.03. umpire: v .Laughiin.
StavnAlac of. the Teams.
Totala ... 1 10 17 M 1
""arter. If
3enlns, ss...(
Shiipart, 2b.
Wright, lb...
Welch, rf....
Thomas, cf..
Mickey. 3b...
Gonding, c.
sanoers, p..
6
xl
0
0
IS
A.
0
3
4
0
0
0
6
0
t
E.
Totals S..4.'...87 10 37 15
x Hlckey ran for Tarter In the sixth.
DENVER.
AB. R, BH, PO. A. B.
Jones, If
Whltridge, cf.
McHale, 2b....
FrlBk, rf
4
4
r rinK, ri
Dundon. 3b 4
Patterson. lb..V 4
Schelheck, sa.....,.M 4
Lattlmer, c,...,..t, i
p a it 1 w s w
5...fl,S7 ' T II 24 10 "
Lempke, p.
0
0
0
0
a
1
1
a
1
1
1
0
a
10
0
4
0
Totals
Runs bv lnnlnsrS:
Omaha 0 0 0 1 1 I A
Denver 3...v.0'l 0 0 t 0 2 1 0-J
Hits bv Innlnn:
Omaha .4... .3 1111111 -10
Denver .... .0 2 1 0 4 3 1 0-11
Earned runs: Omaha, 1; Denver, I. Left
on bases: Omalia, 8; Denver, 4. Base en
lialla: Off Sanders,--!; off Lempke, X Hit
by pitched bull: Lempke. Two-base hits
Shugart (5). Thomas, Welch, Jones, Mo
Hale. Three-base hit: Sanders. Horns
run: Dundon. KiLcrinae hit: Genlns. Sto
len bases: Wright (3), Hlckey. Time: 1:40.
Umpire: Mullane.
. ... Bajl Placers Ve Fists.
DES, MOINES, July 8 At the Iowa hotel
after tiulay's game Umpire Kelly and Cap
tain Everett and Shortstop Frank of the
4 oioiado Snrtnrs team Quarreled and
fought.- In the mlxup Kelly received two
Muck eyes and other bruises. It Is claimed
Kelly demanded an apology from Everett
for language used on the grounds In ques
tioning a decision and fjvereu replied
with a blow, after Which Frank lolned In
' the attack on the umpire. Des Moines won
th game today by hard fielding. Attend'
r iDoe. fcuu. Score:. 1
R.H.E.
D - Moines ..0 I 0 1 4 1 0 1 15 3
Colo Springs.. .0 0 4 1 0 0 0 0 0-4 12 S
Batteries Cushman and Fohl; McNellly
kna uiarnagie. .
v Kav Tribe Takes Oae.
KANSAS CITY, July .-Flve hits. Includ
ing a triple, and a base on balls In the
third inning, gave Kansas City four runs
ana tho game. Attendance, zoo. score:
R.H.B.
Kansas City U..1 040000 0 Sll
Pedrla 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-2 7 0
Batteries: Kansas City, Hess and Ulrlch;
raona, vunsicun mm riosB4cr.
Brewers Take Another.
MILWAUKEE, July . Sworrastedt won
his own game today, starting a batting
rally In the ruth. Attendance, 2U. score:
R.H.E.
Milwaukee .....9 I M i II I M1M
St. Joseph 0 0J0OO00O-171
Batteries: Milwa ukes, Swormstedt and
Lucia; St. Joseph, Chlnn and McDonnall.
V Standing of the tctmi,
Plaved. Won. Lost PC.
Milwaukee ..' M 40 1 .714
Colorado 8prlngs ....61 ' 8 23 .to
Kansas City b It) m .tw
Bt. Joseph 7 27 SO .4 ."4
Peoria 60 28 81 .467
Denver 69 27 S3 .4oS
Des Moines 4 ' 24 Se .40
Omaha S7 21 34 .368
Games today: Colorado Springs at Omaha,
Totals ... 4 14 17 10
xBatted for Mathewson In ninth.
New York 0 001000034
St. Louis 0 0 0 0 U 1 1 0 0-2
Earned runs: New York, 2. Two-base
hits: Browne, Gilbert, smoot. saennce
hits: Gilbert, Smoot. Paased balls: Bow
erman, 1; O'Nell, 1. Stolen base: Browne.
Wild pitcnes: Aaainewsun, oruwu. a-ubi
hK on halls: Off Brown. . Lert on
bases: St. Louis, 7: Mow xora, . innings
pitched: By Mathewson, I; by McUinnlty,
L Time: 1:46. Umpire; EmsUs.
Bean Elaters Twice Snccnmb.
CTNCINNATL Junly . Cincinnati won
two games from Boston today by timely
hittinfl, n n n rnon nsiuinK. in uis urni
gam Pliunger was wucnea up mr miwn
hits. In the sixth Inning Plats was called
nut for Interference.
The feature 01 tne secona game was uie
extra base hits, a double, five triples and
a home run being made. The second game
was called In the seventh Inning on account
of darkness. Attendance, 4,ouj. score
First game:
CINCINNATI. I BOSTON.
, R.H.O.A.S I R.H.O.A.K.
Doolla, U... I I I 0 Daxtar, , ef... 10
B.rmour, at. 1 I I 1 Coolar, 'lb... 111
Doian. rf.... 1 11 BUnlar, If... 14 1
Backlay, lb..t I 10 0 0 Camay, rt... tit
8t.lnl.Ht, lb I 1 OMoraa. ...... 114 4
Daly. Ib 1 1 0 Ao iwnio, 10 1 1 a a
K.ll.r. aa... 1111 OOraorsar. tb 1 I 1
Plata, a till t-Uubr.. aa... 1 4 I
SuLhott. 111 OiPltUaaar. .. 1 1
Boston
Philadelphia ...
Cleveland .,
New York
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington ...
Games today
p.... 111 oiPiti4r, p.. 1 1 a
Uapitau 1 0 4
Total ...11 14I7UU '
Total .. I fill II T
xPlets out for Interference.
xxBatted for Plttlnger in ninth.
Cincinnati 1 10 2 10 16 aii
Boston ....1 00O0OO1O I
Earned run: Cincinnati.' ft: Boston, 1.
Two-base hits: Seymour, Beckley. Sacri
fice hits: Gremlnger. Left on bases: Cin
cinnati. 7: Boston, ft. Stolen bases: Dexter,
Beckley, Donlln. ' Double play: Kelly to
Beckley. First on balls! Off Sudhoft, 1
off Plttlnger, ft. Hit by pitched ball: Ab
battlchlo. Struck out: By Suthoff, 4; by
Plttlnger, 1. Wild pitches: BudhofT, 1; Pit
Plttlnger. 1. Time, 2:00. Umpires: Moran and
HolllOay.
Cincinnati Takes Another.
Second game:
CINCINNATI, ,
R.H.O.A.K.
Donna, n... 1 1
t.yiuour, ef. I I 4
Doian, rt.... 1 1 1
Barkl.y, lb.. 1 1 1
8t.lnt.ldt, lb I
balr. lb 41
Kalley. aa... 1 1
Bariaa, a.... 1
Hakn. p 4 1
Daxtar.
llCoolar,
iVSt.nl.
vcarnajr,
oran,
lb...
If...
rt... 1
I
Ib 0
lb 1
Aubray, as...
ojualarkajr, p. 1
BOSTON.
R.H.O.A.K
ef... 1
I I II I
Totala .,
Cincinnati
Boston
Earned runs
Two-base hits.'
I OlU
I 1 Abtlcblo,
1 e Gram' gar,
1 w
-.1
Totala .
.2 0 3
.6 0 2
Cincinnati, 3;
Hteinieiau
. I II 1
MOM
10 0 0-3
Boston.
Three-base
hits: Stelnfeldt. Gremlnger. Dexter. Bey
mour, Beckley. Home run: Dunlin. Stolen
bases: riemour, uomin. eacrince una
Doian, Beckley. First on balls: Oft Malar
liAir I f-f U.hn 1 T A r.n ha... I'ln
VI J , A, W.. ..CI..., a. AK.V v.. ' V- ...
clunutl, 4; Boston, 3. Struck out: By Hahn
4; by MaiarKey. l. Time: 1:10. umpires
storaa ana iiouiaay.
Standing af tko Teaxna.
Pittsburg 70
New York 65
Chicago 70
Cincinnati 65
Brooklyn 66
Boaton 67
St. Louis 69
Philadelphia 64
Games today: Boston at Cincinnati,
Brooklyn at Pittsburg, New York at St.
Louis.
Totala ...17 14 17 11 a
Long, Bl...
Mullin, p.,
Daarlng, p.
I
0 11
Played, Won. Lost,
..63
....65
....61
....63
....63
....61
....66
China aro
Louis at New York; Detroit at Washington;
Liavemna at x-unaaeipnia.
45
40
34
31
31
30
23
10
It
23
28
31
30
32
33
33
46
Boston;
Omaha,
Wright
Shugart
Hlckey,.,...,
Genlns
Carter.......
Miller
Welch
Gonding
Thomas
Companion.
Shafatal
Milton
Henderson..
Sanders
....first; base..
...Tiecond base.
...third base.,
... shortstop .
left field...
...center field.,
....right field.,
.... catcher ...
.... catcher ..
pitcher ..
.... pitcher ...
.... pitcher ..
... a pitcher ..
.... pitcher ..
Colorado Springs.
..Everltt
Nlll
...Granville
Franks
....Fleming
....8waclna
,.Congaltnn
Dorsn
..Starnngls
...Vllleman
Jones
..Newmver
....McNeely
.Howl
P.O.
.062
.588
.523
.508
.4f2
.476
.459
.22
St,
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
St. Panl Takes One from Ike
After Well Played Coa.
test.
Oles
ST. PAUL. July S. St, Paul nlaved off ' a
postponed game with Minneapolis today.
The game was a well-played and Interest
ing contest ana was won In tbe ninth by
we locals. Aiienaance. ew. score:
ST. PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS.
R.H.O.A.K. R.H.O.A.K.
Ill OMcCraary, at 1 14
114 ogpoonar, lb.. II
I t iUally, It 1
fiSmlth. tf.... Ill
Oelnr. U
6hannon, cf,
Jackaon, Tt..
riournor. rf.
gckaafor, aa..
Huisina, lb,
Flnrca, ..,
Wbaalar, Ib.
Bulllr.n, .,
Farfuaoa, p.
1
t
r-
i
0 1
1 l
i
0 1
It
1W
0 10
i i
4
Orlar, aa..,.; 1
Mclntjrre, lb. 1
Mnrtln. tb... I
Ludwlg. o... 0 0 I
8Ummall, p.. 0 0
Totala
4 1x21 11 I
Total ... i I 17 I
x One out when winning run scored
St. Paul 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 14
Minneapolis . 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 0
Earned runs: Mtnneanolls. 2. Two-basa
nit: nerguson. Three-base hit: Smith.
Sacrifices hits: Pierce, Mclntyre. Double
piay: smith to Spooner. stolen bases:
Hugglns, 8. Base on balls: Off Stimmel. 4.
Struck out: By Ferguson. 2; by Stimmel,
3. Left .on bases: St. Paul, 6; Minneapolis,
.Lime: i:tu. umpire: foreman.
nelaling Plays Great Ball.
TOLEDO, O., July 9. Toledo won today's
game by superior hlttlna-. Relnllna- cauarht
eight innings and then went In ana pitched.
siriKing out tne nrsi two men. Attend
ance, boo. score:
TOLEDO. COLUMBUS
R.H.O.A.K.i R.H.O.A.K.
Bmitn. it.... ilia oiBannoa, ef.. ill
3 Arsdt. rr.... I I
2('. Turnar, Ib 1 1 1 0
lIRarmar, tb.. 1 I T
biHoaca, lb.... II
UFox, 0. ...... 44
olKranrk. aa... I I
ti roon.r, it... o I
1 HcMakln, p.. t I
Won. Lost, P.C.
49 21 .700
42 23 .646
41 29 . .66
34 31 .53
33 33 .600
27 40 .4U3
23 46 . 33
20 46 . 303
Famous! the World I
Oyer Fully Matured, jj
K- - :fr;-;;, A
Lem v y
Forty iiiaa,. I Mc lack.
, lAKTULUA 4. CO, Maker. Tsasaa. ria,
RICHARDfcOM DftUO CO Jra.
Owana. aa... 1 1
Criatnll. It... Ill
T. Turnar, lb 1 I 10
Bern&r4, cf.. 1 1 1
R.lallng, c-p. Ill
Bchaub, lb.. I 1
Child., lb... 0 I t
Carman, p... 0 0
Klalnow, a... 1
Totals ... i 1 17 IT
Totala ... I It 17 14 al
Toledo 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 2-
C&lumbus 01001020 14
Earned runs: Toledo, 7: Columbua 2.
Two-base hits: Schaub, Crlsla.ll, Turner,
Arndt, C. Turner. Home Runs: Crlstall.
T. Turner, Reisllng. Struck out: By Ger
man, 4; by Reisllng. 8; by McMakin. 2.
First base on bulls: Off German, 4; off Mc
Makin, 3. Sacrifice hit: Owens. Stolen
bases: Toledo, 7; Columbus, 7. Timet
z:uu. umpire: munane.
Louisville Takes Ragged One,
INDIANAPOLIS, July 9 Louisville de
feated Indianapolis today in a ragged
gama. luuiunapujia iriea two pllonerS. Av
tendance, l.ooo. score:
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Exciting Game at Webster City.
WEBSTER CITY, la.. July 9.-(Speclal
Telegram.) Webster - City won the most
sensational game of ball ever played here
today from Mason City. In the first halt
of the ninth, with the score standing 9 to
4 In favor of the home- team, the visitors
took a wonderful brace and ran in five
scores, tying the game. On a double, a
base on balls and poor Judgment on a
grounder, the locals In their half filled the
banes. - Bedlam retgnea In the grand stand
and amidst the wildest cheering a base on
balls forced In the winning run, making
the soore 10 to 9 in favor of the home team.
Atlaatle Wins Handily.
CLARINDA, la., July 9 (Special Tele
gram.) Atlantis won today's game by hard
hitting and costly errors by Clarlnda.
Score: Atlantic. 21; Clarlnda, 9. Hits: At
lantic, 8; Clarlnda, 10. Errors: Atlantic, 6;
Clarlnda, 6. Battertee: Atlantic, Alberson
and Perry; Clarlnda, Wilkinson, Clark and
McMillan. Struck oat: By Alberson, 1;
by Wilkinson, 2: by Clark, 4. First 'base
on balls: Off Wilkinson. 5: off Clark, ft.
Three of Clarlnda' s men are crippled, but
nop to soon be in me game.
- Games la Three-I Leagne.
At Cedar Rapids: Decatur, 6; Cedar Rap
Ids, 2. ' i
At Rockford: Rock Island, 5; Rockford, 0,
At Davenport: Davenport, 8; Spring
field. 2. . ,
At Dubuque Dubuque, 8; Bloomlngton, 1
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Conqueror II Jnat Hisses Setting; New
Mark at Wnahingtnn
Park.
CHICAGO, July 9. Conauerer II, at SO to
won the Midway stakes at Washington
park today. The time. 1:1 for the mile and
an eighth, was within one-fifth of a second
of the record for tne stake. Kesults:
First race, mile:' Mary Glenn won. Mezzo
second, Bard of Avon third. Time:
Second race, six furlongs: ilie crisis
won, Bardolpn second. Birch Broom third.
Time: 1:134.
Third race, mile and an eighth, Midway
stAJtea: Tha CJonaueror 11 won. naruls Bee.
ond. Golden Bell third. Time: l:oJ.
Fourth race, mile, handicap: Bragg won.
Epicure second, jack Jttauin third. Time
l:.Ji.
Fifth race, nv rutlotjgs: Nannie Hodge
won. My Jane second,. Handsome Flurry
third. Time: 1:00ft.
Sixth race, mile: Father Wentker won.
Evelyn Bird second.' Kunja third. Time:
1:41. -
NEW YORK, July B.-4tesult:
First race, flva and: one-half furlonsrs.
selling: Agnes Brendaif won, Mohave sec
ond, snortcaae tnirq. a ime: 1:01.
Second race, slx,f uJ&xigs: Counterpoise
won, Shotgun second, Musetint third. Time:
1:13. I
Third race, six furlongs, handicap: Jim
Kelly won, Jocund sefond, Pentaur third.
Time: 1:14. I
Fourth race, mile - and a furlong, the
Seagate stakes: Rlgodon won. Proper sec
ond, Dr.-Saylor third. Time: 13V.
Fifth -race, mile and a sixteenth, sell
ing: Damon won, Courtenay second, Arden
third, lime: l:47Vt,
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth: Car
dinal Woisey won, William Stead seoond,
Irascible third. Time: i:4v. . .
ST. LOUIS, July 9. Kesults:
First race, seven furlongs, selling: Lega
tion won, Great Star second, Lillle Long
third. Time: 1:304.
Second race, seven ruriongs, selling:
Custus won, Dr. Clark second, Also Kan II
tblrd. Time: 1:29.
. . . . , , , i i , i . ,
l nira race, live luriuiiss, bciiius: yv .
O'Neill won. Magnolln second. Perla third.
Time: 1:02.
Fourth race, six furlongs, selling, sweep
stakes: Helen Print won, Croix D' Or seo
ond, Frank Bell third. Time: 1:15.
f irm race, one nine ana seventy yaras.
purse: Jack Young won, uerezne secona,
Pourquolpas third. Time: l:47Vi.
Sixth race, one and an eighth, selling:
The Messenger won, Handsplnner second,
Glnspray third. Time: 1;64.
DETROIT, juiy . Kesuits:
First race, six furlongs: Heather Bee
won, Dynasty second, Kaveimont third.
Time: 1:14.
Second race, five furlongs: Orderly won,
The Globe second. Two Penny third. Time:
1:02.
Third race, mile: Harding won, Red
Robe second, Hopedale third. Time: l:40Mi.
Fourth race, nve turiongs: no juanoia
won. Belle Dodaon secona, uyrist third.
Time: 1:02.
Fifth race, mile and an eigntn: Nellie
Bawn won. Malay second, Jerry third.
Time: 1:654..
Sixth race, mile and an eighth: Colonel
Anderson won, Snare second, June Collins
third. Time: 1:654.
Seventh race, steeplechase, short course:
Daryl won. Faraday Jr.. second. Captain
Conover third. Time: 1:54V,
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia anal Cleveland Piny Tea
' Innings ta Deelda Contest.
PHILADELPHIA, July 9. Cleveland and
the home team Indulged In a slugging
match this afternoon and the latter won
after a hot ten-inning contest. Plank and
Wright were knocked out of the box. At
tendance, 4,557. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. I CLEVELAND.
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M. I'roaa. aa. 1
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Hanlay, p...
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driving an automobile a mile on a half
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WRENNS ARETHE FAVORITES
Tlo with Ward and Ware for First
Place la the Tennis
Tonrney.
NEW YORK, July 9 The leading lawn
tennis teams, the Wrenn brothors and
Ward and Ware, again scored victories to
day In the fourth round of the doubles
tournament on the courts of the Country
club of Westchester. The Wrenns, who
are 'a the real favorites for the honor
of n'.tlng the Englishmen In the Inter
national matches, defeated learned and
Whitman, 7-2. 6-2, 4-8, 6-0. Ward and Ware
defeated Mlllett and Forbes, 3-6, 6-4, 6-2, 6-4.
The standing: Won. Lost.
Wrenn brothers 8 0
Ward and Ware 3 0
W. A. Larned and M. D. Whit
man 1 f
Collins and Waldner 1 i
Mlllett and Forbes 0 4
More Whist Games Open.
DETROIT, July 9. The battle for the
pair championship of the United States
was opened at the American Whist league
congress this afternoon and continued late
Into the evening. At the same time play
began for the American Whist league chal
lenge trophy. The several events, together
with the open pair fames, which have been
nlnvMl thus far every afternoon and even
ing, attracted unusual Interest In the con
gress today. First round for the American
W nist league iropny, nurin nnu .uum,
winner . Milwaukee Whist cub. 'core 6
plus; east and west, winner, Chicago Wnist
C1UD, score -o pius. i'u bi
section -A, north and south:' Winners, B
M tfltzn-eralri and Adam Kolh. Stglnaw
score 7 7-19 plus. East and we?t: Winners.
11 R Anrirou-a and P. W. McClce. Toronto.
score 8 7-14 plus. Section P, north and
south: Winners, Mrs. H. V. Noel and Miss
Bessie Allen. Milwaukee; score 7 plua. East
and weat: Winners. Mrs. E. I. Walker and
mi Rum Walker. ChioPKO: score 7 plus.
In the first round of the seml-flnals for
the Hamilton trophy, Cleveland beat
u.v,ul Whist club of Chicago by
tricks; Knickerbocker Whist club of New
York City beat the Horllck Whist club of
Racine, Wis., by 7 trlcKs.
Phlladelphlans Meet Warwickshire
mvFNTRT. Ensrland. July 9. The visit
ing Philadelphia cricketers began a match
today against a Warwickshire eleven. The
Americans went first to the wickets and
were all out in the first innings for 112
tuns.
VISIT PROSPEROUS COUNTRY
Omaha Jobbers Spend Dar in Eioh Seotion
of Iowa and Missouri
EXCURSION PROVES GREAT SUCCESS
People Welcome tha Mea front Omaha
and Ocoaaloa Is Made Social aa
Well aa a Commer
cial Event.
FIELD CLUB TENNIS TOURNEY
Matches la Mnin Event Down to Semi
Flu al a and Consolations All
Started.
1 Total. ... 1 If
z Woodruff batted for' McParUin.
Louisville 00012-1 11 2m ! , aa w),ll Martin draffireit himself on
Indianapoli 10010000 91 0f a hole in the second aet and won out by
The play In the Field club tennis handi
cap was worked down to the scni-finali
Inst evening end Gail Martin and Scrlbner
played two sets of their mate!) In the semi
finals. Both were evenly matched nd
played fast sets. The first set fell to Scrlb
. FIRE RECORD.
Summer Hotel Barned.
JAMESTOWN, N. Y., July 9. The Wald
mere hotel at Lakewood, which was dam
aged by fire yesterday, was completely de
stroyed early today. The fire is supposed
to have been of Incendiary ! origin. The
financial less Is about $50,000. The Wald
mere was the oldest hotel on Chautauqua
lake. It was originally known aa Lake-
view house and later aa Sterllngworth Inn.
Brick Making; Plant.
NEBRASA CITY, Neb., July 9.Speclal
Telegram.) Fir today partially destroyed
the brick plant of McCUmans St Petrlng
near this city, resulting In a loss of about
$5,000. with only a partial Insurance. The
plant will b rebuilt
Don't Lose a Meal
Through dyspepsia and indigestion. Take
Electric Bitter. They cur stomacn
troubles or no pay. Only 60c. For sale by
Kuhn & Co.
Has Ballet Hole in Head.
JANESVILLE, Wis.. July 9.-4?harle
Randall, a brother of George ri. Kaniali.
U 8 A., was found dead In hi" bed today
with a bullet hole In his head. Ho was very
wealthy and uvea aiono on me ouisriris
of the city.
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14 1 kltl'ckman, lb. 11
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One out when winning run scored.
Phlladetphla 0 6 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1-9
Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 4 0 01
Earned runs: Cleveland. 6: Philadelphia.
4. Two-bam hits: Bradley. McCarthy,
Davis (2), Powers, Henley. Sacrlrice hits:
Pickering, L. Cross. Stolen bases: Hartsel,
Pickering. Murphy (2). M. Cross. Left on
bases: Cleveland. 3: Philadelphia, 13. First
base on bails: un wngnt, ; on Marnnard,
6; oft Plank. 1 Hit by pitcher: By Plank,
1. Struck out: By Wright. 2; by Bvrnhard,
1: by Plank. I; by Henley, 1 Hits. Oft
Wright, lu; off Bemhard, 2; off Plank, 11.
Wild pitch: Flank. Time: 2 to. Umpire:
Haaaelt.
White Sox I'alrr Again.
BOSTON. July 9 Boston sgsln dafeatsd
Chicago today. 6 to 1. Callahan strained
his lex and was finally forced to retire.
His consequent weakness on bunts in the
third cost Chicago the garae. Freeman's
home run scoring the men on basas. Col
Una, Slattery and klagoon contributed
pretty fielding features. Attendance, 4.0JX
Scoret
BOSTON. CHICAGO.
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Struck out: Bv McPartlln. 1: bv Mnfnrri
2. Base on balls: Off Mcl'artlln, 6; off Mo
Cord, 6; oft Allemang. 1. Sacrtnoa hiu:
Heydon, Jones (2), Quintan, Schrlever.
Double plays: Quinlan to Brasheur to
Hart (2j. Wulnlan to Hart. Stolen bases:
Odwell. Clymer (2), Sullivan. Two-base
hit: Brashear. Three-base hit: Kerwln.
Hit by pitched ball; Allemang. Umpire:
Hakell.
Standing of the Teams.
Played. Won. Lost P.C.
Milwaukee 64 40 .4 ,J4
St. Paul ......68 42 26 .b.U
Indianapolis 68 40 28 ,d8s
Louisville 67 34 ' 33
Kansas City 67 26 31 .tmj
Columbus 66 23 38 .44
Minneapolis 67 27 40 , 4t3
Toledo Si 24 41 .Sob-
Games today: Kansas City at St. Paul.
Milwaukee at Minneapolis, Louisville at
luuiaiiapolls, Columbus at Toledo.
Charge Defeat to Imnire.
RED CLOUD. Neb.. July 9. Srecial Tel.
egram.) The umpire is charged with being
me cause ui ,rieu tioun losing mo game to
McCook today, a runner being called out
lu the eighth Inning, shutting off scores
that were In. This caused the horns boys
to play loose ball the neat Inning, losing
them ths gama, Scors:
McCook 6 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 111
Red Cloud 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 11
Batteries: McCook, Attrldg and Bender;
Red Cloud, Scott, Adam n-nd Whltcomb.
Three-base hits: Kennedy. Wilson. Hiwne
run: Rhodes. Umpire: Char las Bennett of
Cow lea
Powlers Meat First Defeat.
vorunvp v.t, Tl. a iau.t.1 ir.u
gram. The Fowler ball team met lu first
defeat In two years st the hands of the
Eagles this afternoon by a soore of 9 to 7.
The work was done In the last half of
the ninth. With two men out three men
on bases and a score of 7 to 0 In favor of
the Fowlera, Martin fanned, but Renin
dropped the balL He picked It up, but
i made a snorc mron 10 nrsi, levuns took.
1 a who waa on miia, in. vaunn men sinasnaa
I I tjout a iwo-bsfatr, arnica tut too leoce.
score of 9-7. Both men resorted to l'b
blng freely. The first round In the oonaola-
tlons was also playea on during ths evening.
Score of the second round:
Collett (owe halt 16) beat La douceur
(half Id), iO-S. 0-3.
I nira rouna:
Collett (owe half 16) beat Dr. Van Camp,
scratch, 0-1, C-4. 1
Caldwell (owe 16 plus half 15) beat
Wernher (18). 0-4, 6-4.
consolations:
Kennard beat H. M. Rogers by default
Vsughn beat Bllsh by default.
Pratt beat Wood, 3-6. G-2. 6-J.
Dr. Lake beat I). Pollard by default.
l ee beat Hlllla. 6-4, 6-4.
Weat beat Bevlns. 6-1. (-1
The matches In ths semi-finals to be
nlnved tonlsrht:
G. Martin, scratch, against Scrlbner (owe
half lf.i.
Caldwell (owe ib Pius Halt 15) against
Collet (owe halt it
NEW MAST F03 SHAMROCK III
Chnane Is Made la Challenaer ta
Allow Greater Sail
Spread.
NEW YORK. July 9 The big steel mast
nf shamrock III was lifted out as It lay In
Erie basin today ana tne mate to It. three
and a half feet taller, was stepped In 1U
place.
Ths new spar was the one used In It
earlv trial In England and will give an
opportunity for wres'e- aa.ll spread, which
U'. Fife evidently deal re a
Tomorrow both ShMinri.iks will be taken
Into dry dock and cleaned and th under
body of the rhallenger repainted. Tbe tun
ing up process will be resumed on Monday
and will Involve dally trials between Sham
rock I and Shamrock III until Sir Thomas
and Mr. Fife are Battened that the chal
longer cannot bo improved.
Breaks Another Anta Record.
uininu T. . I . r . u m ja.i.
today asUvbUshed a nw world's rtoora by
' (From a Staff Correspondent)
CRESTON, la., July I. (Special Tele
gram.) The second day of the trip of the
Omaha Jobbers' excursion has brought no
rain In Its path, but the corn-making
weather is equally acceptable.
The trip this morning took In forty-seven
miles of the Burlington north of Creston.
This forty-seven miles," said Division Su
perintendent Davenport "deliver to , our
railroad more cars of grain and live stock
than any forty-seven miles on the Burling
ton system."
The towns along this stub line, though
small, are decidedly prosperous with a
farming and stock raising section back
of them unequalled anywhere in the world.
Corn looks better here than In any part
of territory covered so far. Stock cattl
fairly wallow In rloh blue grass. It la
farms like these that make good Iowa's
boast a the best agricultural state, in the
Union. '" '
Tha only competition Is Davenport Ot
tumwa and Ds Moines. The rates ar
equal to Des Moines and better than to
any other point. ' Omaha ought to have
their trade and from the kindly expres
slons everywhere there is little doubt but
that this territory will greatly, increase the
trade of Omaha Jobbers If properly cult!
vated.
Breakfast at Cumberland.
Tho party breakfasted at Cumberland,
where a brass band welcomed thsm at tha
sutlon. They were given a very, hearty
reception by the merchanU.
Tcn-mlnut stop at Brldgewater and
Fontanelle were hardly long enough, delay
ing the schedule. In rounding up a town
everyone scatters to see their customers
and in Massing see that everyone, big and
small, ecftve buttons and souvenir. Then
the band starts up and soon tha whole town
is surrounding them. Tha most fun of all
Is to see Dunlap impersonating Omaha's
only demooratlo councilman, Dave O'Brien,
as he scatters samples of candy to the
girls and youngsters. Whether O'Brien
will stand for the doings of his double may
be a question for argument
At Greenfield tha cltlsens turned out with
carriages and a committee met the train
at Fontanelle. The town did Itaelf proud
In taking care of the party and wra voted
the best hosts along th northern rout.
The return to Creston Is for lunch only,
from which town tha excursion head for
Missouri. .
Get Over Into Mlssoarl.
MOUND City, Mo., July 9. (Special Tel
egram.) After leaving Creston th excur
sion of Omaha wholesalers spent th after
noon irt getting acquainted with th mar
chants of southeastern Iowa. Indeed, so
well pleased were they with their new
found friend that," although behind tlm
at each stop, they used more than th al
lotted time, resulting . In putting the ex
cursion almost three hours behind on their
schedule. , After a brief stop at Kent th
first stop of consequence was at Lenox.
A committee of Lenox people escorted th
crowd from Creston and other hospitable
cltlsens met them at the depot with car
riages. The Twenty-second Infantry band
entertained quite an audience in front of
tha postofflce while the party reviewed the
homes of one of Iowa's prettiest towns
from carriages. ,
At each station a welcoming crowd
greeted th excursionists, who visited at
Conway, Shsrpsburg. Gravity, Tagoda and
New Market Instead of stopping ten min
utes It was usually fifteen or twenty min
utes. Clarlnda showed its loyalty to
Omaha by turning out with a long line of
carriages to take care of the guests. The
band proceeded to the court house yard and
captured tha crowd as usual. Mayor Fos
ter spoke a few well-chosen wprds of wel
oome from, the court house steps, to which
Charles C. Rosewater responded In ex
pressing the appreciation of the Omaha
visitors for the hospitality shown. Sham
baugh, Braddyvtlle and Clearmont com
pleted the towna in Iowa before crossing
Into Missouri. It was dark before reaching
Burlington Junction, Quitman, Skldmore
and Mattland, and 10 o'clock before reach
ing Mound City for supper. Th train was
sidetracked at Mound City for ths night.
The party will return to Omaha Friday
night after completing the campaign laid
out in northern Missouri and southeastern
Iowa.
DEATH RECORD. ..
n Otto Schnelderwlnd.
Otto Schnetderwlnd, for thirty-five years a
resident of Omaha, died suddenly at 7 o'clock
yesterday morning at his home, 2232 Sew
ard street Death was due to heart fail
ure. The funeral wilt be at 1 o'clock Satur
day from tbe family residence, interment
at Forest Lftwn cemetery. Deceased leave
a wife and seven children. Mrs. Ma tilde
Brewer ot this city, Utrs. Emma Miller pt
Des Moines, Mr. Edith Halnea of Denver
and Otto, Fred, Theodore and Herman, all
of Omaha. Mr. Bchnelderwlnd came to thl
country from Saxony when h waa 26 yean
of age and fought through tha ehd! war.
He wa a stationery engineer before he be
came crippled, ten years ago, and waa
Janitor of tha Omaha View school house.
He was a member ot Custer post, Grand
Army of the Republic, the Union Veteran's
Union and Saxonla lodge.
Attorney Wllhnr al Wayne.
WAYNE. Neb., July .-(Speeial TU
g ram.) Guy R. Wilbur, a prominent attor
ney of this city, died here at 6 o'clock thl
mofnlng.' H was former county attorney
of Wayne county and was at one lime dis
trict attorney of the Seventh Judicial dis
trict He had' a state reputation as a
prosecuting attorney.
HYMENEAL
Perahlnff-Poynter.
ALBION, Neb., July 9-(3peclal.)-At
noon yesterday occurred th marriage of
Miss Irene Poynter to Mr. Homer Pershing
of Lincoln at th resldenoe of the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Poynter. Th
couple left last evening for an extended
western trip. Miss Poynter has lived most
of her life in this county and is a young
woman of high standing and most estimable
character. The groom is a successful busi
ness man.
Maehlatsts Mny Qnlt Work.
PITTSBURG, July 9. Four thousand ma
chinists of Pittsburg may be thrown out of
employment tomorrow, following action to
be taken tonight at a meeting of local ma
chinists. The men now have the sanction
of their national officers to strike and will
take a secret ballot tonight. The vote will
be whether they will accept an offer by
the manufacturers of 7H per cent increase
or remain solid for their demand ot a 10
per cent increa.
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