TITE OMAnA PAIIT BEE: MONDAY, JULY 27. 1003,
3
ROURMES TAKE TflEM BOTfl
Local and Eeaicn fiecorn1! Are Broken in
EsBntio-al DooV.e-Header.
MEN FROM CREAM CITY PLAY EACH OTHER
Having Downed Lenders, Pa's Beys
Starl After Distillers Today, Wltn
rrali ta Keen la Wli.
nlna; Oalt.
Tha Rourkltes played a record-breaking
double-header with Milwaukee yesterday
afternoon and won both. That wti one
record broken for the year. Then there
were 7,000 people there. Another record.
In the second game Bwormsted waa
knocked out In the flrat Inning, which Is
till another season record.
The games possessed all of the at
tributes of a Veeuvlue and were noisier
thnn a strict fair and a boiler factory
combined. Everything waa of the sensa
tional orfi'ir find from the bMtlng to the
yawping of the yeoman of Milwaukee and
the mix-up between Cockman and Thorn
ton on the Milwaukee bench In the end
ing of the second game.
Sanders was In the box in the first game
and did excellent work and kept the hits
well scattered, while the locals had a little
rally tn the sixth which dtd the things that
gave them the game. It waa In the third,
efttr two were down, that Harry Welch
dropped the throw of Thomas' on first and
gave Cockman his life. Then O'Neill bat
tered the ball for three sacks and one
score was In. Thornton went out to Welch
and Omaha came to the harvest. Oondlng
flew out to Qutlns and Sanders drew a
pretty single, which Carter followed with
a very scratchy three-bagger. Oenlna and
Miller flew out, and the ecore waa merely
tied.
Stone opened the fifth with a scratch hit
and reached second on a aacrlflce. Cock
man was wiped off the map at flrat and
O'Neill drew three sacks again. Then Shu
gar t fumbled Thornton's drive and two
runs were In. But In the sixth the Rourk
ltes got very busy. Oenlna fouled out and
Mllla drove to the fence for two bags.
Rhugart flew out and Welch walked.
Thomaa followed with a three-bagger and
cime In when O'Neill dropped Hlckey's fly.
That made It 4 to I, and ao the game ended.
Second Game.
Bwormsted was put In for the visitors,
and Henderson was on the rubber for the
locals. Stone was the first man up for
the Creams and he walked, whereupon
Braun laid the ball over the left-fleld fence
and two runs were In. The next three
men went down like nine pins and Carter
rime to the willow. He singled. Oenlns
fouled out and Miller smashed out a single.
S-iirnrt drew a base on four wide ones and
fled the sacks. Welch looked It over
rnd saw there waa something to do, ao
brought In two with a single. Thomaa em
ulated hla example and Hlckey aeratched.
Then Miller fumbled Qondlng'e poke, and
a minute later Jawnle and Eddie perpe
trated a double theft. Henderson flew out
to Btone, and Hlckey came In. Carter also
flsw out. Meanwhile Bwormsted had gone
to the bench to stay there, and Vollendorf
had finished with the last four up. In the
third the Rourkltes gleaned another tally.
Then the Creams woka up and took two
In the fourth and got rambunctious In the
sixth. The Rourkltes were getting laxy
with one game won and a lead of three and
a couple of hlta and an error made Pa
Pill remove Henderson and substitute Com
panion. They got two more hlta and as
many runs off of Companion before It wss
stopped and then were sent back Into the
field.
Pronha, waa ops to the bad In the sixth,
end Carter flew out to Oatlns. Oenlns
walked and Thornton muffed a high throw
from Cockman which let Miller atay on
first and Oenlns stretch on to third. Bhu
srirl Hew out, and Genlna scored on tha
ti-r..w!n. Then O'Neill dropped a fly and
Miller scraped over the plate with the
winning run.
While the next inning was progressing
Thornton and Cockman forgot to talk to
I'mplre McCarthy and began chewing be
tween themselves about tha muff on first,
and Cockman waa about to introduce a
bat Into the argument aa against Thorn
ton's fists when a cordon of police and
Hugh Duffy arrived. Meanwhile everyone
was going out nicely at the bat and It
wns all over but the shouting.
Milwaukee has gone back home and the
loc.ils open at Peoria tomorrow.
Score, first game: ,
OMAHA.
AB. R. IB. PO
Oenlns, cf t
Miller. If 3
BhuRart, lb t
Weich. lb 4
Thomas, ss 4
Hlckey. lb
Oondlng, e
Henderson,
Companion,
Totals .
.. a
.. i
.. s
.. 0
0
1
0
11
1
t
0
0
Btone, If
Braun, rf ...
Corkman. b
O'Neill, cf ....
Thornton, lb
Oatlns. ss ...
F. Miller, 2b
I,uda, c
Swornifted, p
Vollendorf, p
xMcVlckera ..
Totals
3 7 21 11
MILWAUKEE.
AB. R. IB. PO.
S 1 2 0
I I I 4
.... 0 0 0 0
.... 2 0 0 0
.... 10 0 0
flood base running helped Bt. l,oiils con
siderably. Attendance, 6.5O0. Score:
ST. LOU CLgVBt.lkN
n H.O.A R. R.H.O.A
RorkrM. If... lit D Bar, rf 0 I 4
Virun. rf I Hra1ley. lb... 1
rn.l. tb 0 I I 4 l.alale. lb I I I I
Dileracm. lb .1 I t 1 llllclmiii, lb 1 1 1 4 t
Willi". aa .1 1 I l OWrf'arthr. If.. lilt
Hemphill, cf. 1 114 Pllrk. rf 4 1 0 4
uaden. c 0 1 I I (i t.ot-hnauer, M t 0 I I
Hill, lb 0 0 1 4 OH'tnle. t 0 I 1 t 0
smart, p I lit (kWrifht, 4 144
A. K.
0 0
ToUli I 11 17 II
Bt. IyOlllS
Cleveland
Karned runs:
Two-base hits:
Remls. Home
Sacrifice hits
.30 8 10 13
xMcVlckera batted for Thornton in the
seventh.
Runa by innlnga:
Omaha 0 1 0 0 2 -
Milwaukee 2 0 0 2 0 4 01
Hits by Innings:
Milwaukee 1 0 0 4 1 4 010
Omaha ft 1 1 0 0 0 7
Karned runs: Omaha 3, Milwaukee 4. Left
on bases: Omaha S, Milwaukee 4. Bases on
balls: Off Henderson 1, olT Companion 1,
off Bwormsted 1, off Vollendorf i. Struck
out: Hy Henderson 2, by Companion 1. by
Vollendorf 2. Passed ball: Lucia. Three
base hits: Thornton, (latin. Home run:
Braun. Sacrifice hits: Braun. Stolen
bases: Miller, Thomas, Hlckey, F. Miller.
Time- 1:16. Umpire: McCarthy.
Kaw Takes Easy Oae.
COLORADO BPRINOS, July 26. Nichols
was a puxile today and kept the hits well
scattered while the visitors connected when
hits were needed and won easily. Both
teams played a brilliant fielding game.
Score :
R.H I?
Kansas City.... 01200001 0-4 13 i
Colo. Springs... 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 I i
Batteries: Kansas City, Nichols and Mes
sltt; Colorado Springs, VUleman and Btar
nagle. Des Moines Overwhelms Distillers.
DES MOINES, July 28. Des Moines over
whelmed Peoria In the lsst game of the
series. In the first Inning Hoffer of Des
Moines was struck by a pitched ball on
the head and seriously injured. Score:
R H E
Des Moines ..31H00S40 X 11 15 2
Peoria 000000000 0S2
Batteries: Des Moines, Morrisson and
Marshal; Peoria, Hartsel and Wilson.
Denver 'Vldes with St. Joseph.
DENVER, July 26. Denver broke even
with Bt. Joseph In today's games.
Score, first game: R. H. E.
St. Joseph ...1 0 3 0 2 0 3 0 110 12 1
Denver 1 000000001 4 3
Batteries: Denver, Barber and Ulrlch;
Bt. Joseph, Dlehl and McConnell.
Score, second game: R. H. E.
Denver 6 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 8 15 0
St. Joseph ...1 000001002 3 0
Batteries: Denver. Fisk and Ulrlch; St.
Joseph, Falls and Garvin.
l Totals I 10 14 14 I
.... 00100310 -5
.... 00000102 03
Bt. Ioiis, 5; Cleveland. 3.
Wright Lajole. Slevers,
runs: Lajole, Hickman.
Bucden. Martin. Double
ays: Wallace to Friel to Anderson, Mo-
.'arthy to Oochnauer. Stolen base: Wal-
nce. Hit by pitcher: Hy Wright. Friel.
First base on hall: Off Wright. B; oft
Blevers, 1. Struck out: By Slevers, 3; by
Wright. 1. Time: 1:45. Umpire: Con
nolly.
Whit Sox Win and Lose.
CHICAGO. July 26. In the first game
Barrett walked, was sacrificed to second.
took third on a passed ball and scored the
nly run on a single. The balance of the
game was a pitchers battle In which Don-
van held the locals safe at critical times.
Chicago won the second game by scoring
three runs In the eighth on a base on balls,
wo singles, a aoubie ana an error, i ne
elding of r.oth teams was brilliant. At
tendance 8.&.U Score, first game:
DETROIT. CHICAGO.
R.H.O.A. B.I K.U.O.A.S.
nrrHt. cf....l lit 0 Holmes, lf...O 101
Lash. If 4 0 1 4 0 Jonee. ef 1 4 4
Crawford, rf. 0 110 0 Hallman, rt...4 4 I 4
Cerr, lb 4 1 11 I I Call. ban. lb. .4 1 1 4 4
McAlllatar. aa 0 I 4 leball, lb 4 4 14 4 4
Yeaaer. lb.. ..4 1 1 1 1 Maroon, lb.. ..4 114 4
Smith. 2b. ..V 4 4 4 1 OTannehlll. sa..O 441,
Buelow, 0 I 1 0 Mi Farland. t-0 110 4
Donovan, v.. .4 III llOwen. p 0 4 4 4 4
'Orean 4 I 0
Totali 1 I 17 II I nSlattery ....4 4 4 4 4
I Totals 4 4 IT 14 1
xBatted for Tannehlll.
xxBatted for Owen.
Detroit 1 000000001
Chicago 0 00000000 0
Left on bases: Chicago. 8: Detroit. 6.
Three-base hit: Crawford. Sacrifice hits:
Jones, Smith. Btolen bases: Holmes, Don-
van, McAllister, struck out: By Owen,
dv Donovan, t. J assen Dans: Mcf ar
and. Bases on balls: Off Owen. 8: off
Donovan, 3. Time: 1:53. Impure
O'Loughlin.
Score, second game:
CHICAOO.
Totals .
Chics go
Detroit
Left on
Standing; of the Teams,
Played. Won. Lost F.C.
Colorado Springs ... T7 49 2 .634
Milwaukee 74 45 29 . 608
St. Joseph 74 M 6 .513
Kansas City 76 38 38 . 500
Denver 76 36 40 .474
Des Moines 77 35 4 .465
Peoria 78 35 43 . 449
Omaha 77 31 46 '.403
No games today.
t'prter, rf ..
tiinins. cf ..
iller, If ...
HhuKartT 2b
Welch, lb ...
Thomas, ss
Hlckey. 3b
Oondlng, c ,
Sanders, p
Totals ..
4
4
. 2
. 3
. 3
. 4
. 4
. 3
. 8
.30
A.
0
0
0
1
0
3
4
I
t
7 27 U
Btone, if
Braun, rf
Cockman, 3b
O'Neill, cf ....
Thornton, lb
Oatlns. ss ...
F. Miller, 2h
Lucia, o
McPherson, p
xMcVickers .
Totals
MILWAUKEE.
AB. R. IB. PO.
5 13 0
0 0
1 1
1 S 1
0 1
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
Poor Cincinnati Fielding Lets Pirates
1st and Gives Them Easy
Victory.
CINCINNATI, July .-Cincinnati's In
ability to field alow infield hlta in the
seventh inning and Corcoran'a error gave
t ittsoura tna name todav. Attendance.
v.mju. Hcore:
P1TTBBURO. I CINCINNATI.
R.H.O.A. . R.H. OAE.
Baaumont. el.. I 110 0 Donlln. If 1 1 t 4
Babrlna. rf....O 110 Sarmour. cf... 10 0
Warner, as. ...0 I 4 I 0 Dolan. rf 0 0 t 0 4
Bran.nald. lb.O 1 t I OlBackla?. lb...O 1 1 0 I
Laach. lb 4 4 11 I Stelnfaldt, lb. 4 14 1
Rltrhar, lb.. .4 Oil Corcoran, aa. . 0 111
Krufar, If 1 114 0 Kallr, 3b 0 10 4
Smith, e 1 1 I 0 0 Pelti, e 0 4 4 1
Dohany. 1 0 3 0 Bating, P......1 10 1
Totals I 4 17 17 II T Ota la -s t T 17 11
Pittsburg 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 0 06
Cincinnati 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 03
Two-base hit: Donlln. Stolen buses: Be
bring. Wagner. Double plays: Corcoran
to lieckley, Leach to Bransfleld. First
base on balls: Off Ewlnc. 2: oft Dohenv.
3. sacrifice hit: Seymour. Left on bases
Cincinnati, 2; Pittsburg, 6. Struck out:
By Ewlng, 4; by Doheny, 2. Time: 1:55.
Umpire: O Day.
jtlcrobea Aided by Passes,
CHICAOO, July 26. In four of the five
innings that the locals scored in today
Khoades started them off with passes.
Stolen bases and bunched hitting followed
the wlldne.su In each inning. A low throw,
and Hackett's long three-base drive alone
saved tne visitors from Deing shut out,
aa they could do nothing against Wicker
with men on bases. Attendance 7,J0. Score
CHICAOO. I BT. LOl'13.
H. H.O.A. I. H. H.O.A E
0 0 1 0 0 Parrall. lb....O 0 4 1
Slasla, ef..
C'aaar, lb...
Chanca, lb.
Jonaa. rf...
Bvara, lb...
Harl.r. rf..
Kilns, e....
Tinker, aa 0 1
Wlraar, p 1 4
..1 I
Donovan, H...4
Sraoot, cf 0
Hrain, aa u
Barclay, U....1
Burka, 3b 0
Harkitt, lb... 4
VNall, e 0
Hhoadea. p. ...0
iDaniont 4
4 14
I 10 0
24
0 3
2
1 1
2 0
7
04
xMcVlckera batted for McPherson in the
ninth.
Runs' bv Innlnxs:
Omaha 0 0 1
Milwaukee 0 0 1
Hlta by innings:
Omaha 0 0 S
Milwaukee 1 1 1
Earned runs: Omaha 2, Milwaukee 1. Left
on buses: Omaha 7, Milwaukee I. Basea On
balls: Oft Sanders 3, oft McPherson 4.
Struck out: By Bandera 4. by McPherson
4. Hit by pitched ball: By McPherson L
Two-base hits: Miller, Thomas. Three
base hits; Carter, Thomaa, O'Neill 2. Sac
rifice hits: Oondlng, Braun. Stolen bases i
Cockman. Time: 1:35. Umpire: McCarthy.
Score, second game:
OMAHA.
AB. R. IB. PO. A. E.
Carter, rt
ToUls I 4 17 u
Total 1 7 34 11
x Rat ted for Rhoades.ln ninth
Chicago 2 0 0 1 3 1 2 0
St. Loula 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Left on bases: Chicago S, Bt. Louts
Two-base hits: Chance, Hackett. Three,
base hits: Jones. Hackett. Sacrifice hit
Wicker. Stolen bases: Chance. Evers. Hr
ley. Wicker. Double play: Tinker, Evers
and Chance. Struck out: By Wicker , by
Rhoades 4. Bases on balls: OR Wicker
off Rhoades 8. Hit with ball: Hurley. Time
3:w. umpire: Moran.
taadlng, ( the Teams.
Played. Won. Lost. P C,
Pittsburg ...
Chicago
New York .,
Cincinnati ..
Brooklyn ...
Boston
St. Louis ...
Philadelphia
Oames today: Boston at New York; Phlla
delphla at urookiyn.
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
Saints Trim Cleveland Eavally Desplt
Visitors' Heavy Sins;.
aVnar.
8T. LOUIS, July 24. St. Louis trimmed
Cleveland in tha opening game of the
series despite some heavy slugging on the
part or the visitors. Slevers kept the hits
! fairly well scattered and the long drives
82 K 27 . 671
87 52 35 .bS
71 47 32 .595
M 43 41 .512
7K 39 39 .500
7s 83 46 . 43
84 32 62 .31
82 26 66 .317
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whipped In with great force and struck
Clymer on the left Jaw. The physician
summoned reported a compound fracture.
Clymer will be out of the game for some
time. Attendance 4.4J6. Score:
IT. FAt'L. I LOl ISVIl.t.E
R.H.O.A g I R.H.O.A 1.
01 r. lb 0 114 1'Karvln, rt....O 0 4 4 0
Shannon, cf . 1 110 (Hart, lb 1 1 14 1 0
Jarkann. rf .. .0 1 4 4 1 Hranhear. lb. .0 I I 4 1
S, hael.r. aa.. I 1 I 1 O'lMw.ll. rf 1 I I 1 0
Haaalna. th.. 10 14 0 s Sulhran. lb 1 1 I 1
Floumor, If . 0 14 0 t l'lrmar. If I 110
WWIar. lb . 0 114 eWalkor. It 0 0 0
J Sullivan, 0. 0 0 4 1 tlfhriaTar, C O 1 I 1
Allamans. p...O 0 0 1 O'viainian. aa . . till
IRsan. p 0 0 0 I 0
Total 0 11 37 I ll
I Tntala 4 4 14 10 I
Bt. Paul 0 2 1 0 0 3 0 1 a4
Louisville 02200000 44
Two-bsse hits: Wheeler. Flournoy, Od
well. Three-base hit: 8hannon. Sacrifice
hit: Allemsng. Double plays: Kgsti, Hart
and Schrlever; Bchaefer, J. Sullivan and
Oeler. Stolen bases: Odwell (2). Bases on
balls: Off F.gan, 1: off Allemsng. 3. Struck
out: By Egan, 1; by Allemang, 2. Left on
base: St. Paul. 5: Louisville, 7. Time: 1.56.
Cmplre: Foreman.
landing of the Tea ma.
Played. Won. Lost.
St. Paul 85 55
Milwaukee 82 63
Indianapolis 84 44
Kansas City 77 39
Louisville 85 42
Minneapolis M 36
Columbus 84 ' 33
Toledo 82 30
No games today.
30
29
40
38
43
48
61
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PC.
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.524
.M5
.4(4
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Holmea, If. ...2
Jonra. cf 1
Hallman, rf...0
Callahan, lb..O
shall, lb 0
Magnon, 2b... 0
Tannehlll, aa. .0
Slattarr, c 0
Flahertj, p. ...I
It H O A B
a i
i l
i 3
4 1
0 14
0 1
1 I
4 I
1 4
.4 T 17
DETROIT.
R.H.O.A .
Barrett, cf....O
Luah, If 0
' rawford, rf...o
'arr. lb 0
MoAlllater, aa.O
McOuIra, e....O
Yaagrr, lb....l
imlth. lb 0
Ktaalnfer, p...l
0 I
1 II
11 : Total, I I 24 14 3
0 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 4
0 00010010 a
bases: Chicago. 4: Detroit, i.
Two-base hits: Hallman (2), Yeager. Sac
rifice nits: Jones (l). Barrett. Stolen base:
Holmes. Double plays: Tannehlll to I li
bel 1 , McAllister to Smith. Struck out: By
t lanerty, i. liases on balls: Off Flaherty.
Time: i:zs. umpire: o Loughlln.
Standing; of the Teams.
Plaved. Won. Lost P O
Boston 81 63 28 . 654
Philadelphia 82 48 34 .ExA
Cleveland 80 43 37 . 638
Detroit 77 39 38 Si
New York 75 37 38 . 493
Chicago 79 36 43 .466
St. Louis M 83 63 .3M
Washington 80 27 63 .338
Games today: Detroit at Chlcnn-n Clva.
land at St. Louts, Washington at Philadel
phia, New York at Boston.
Clerks Bent Ben Hnrs.
On the grounds of the Grocery Clerks, at
Twenty-seventh and Cass streets, the
clerks defeated the Ben Hura by a acore of
id to 6. rne features or the game were
the pitching of Gllner of the Clerka and
the home run by Drlscoll of tha Ben Hura.
Score:
Clerks 0 0 4 1 1 2 0 0 10
Ben Hurs 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 26
Batteries: Clerks. Gllner and Sullivan:
Ben Hurs, Curtis and Merrman.
Struck out: By Gllner, 17; by Curtla, f.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
Kansas City Takes Two from Colosn
bna wltk Comparative
Ease.
KANSAS CITY. July 21 Kansas City
took both Karnes. The first was a Ditchers'
battle and Alloway succeeded best In keep-
mar ine nim scattered.
In the second Kansas Citv won bv bunch
ing hits with error. Attendance 6,600.
Score, first game:
KANSAS CITY. I COLUMBl'S.
R.H.O.A. . R H O A C.
0 114 0 Morrlaaar. aa.O 114 0
0 0 Arndt. If 0 0 2 4
6 0 Roach, rf 0 4 0 0
1 0 Hannoa, c(....0 3 10
4 0 Mellor. lb 4 4 14
Campbell, rf.
Coe, c
Bellingei, p...
Totals ....
Ackerman, ss....
Johnston. If
Cahill, 3b
r lecher, rr
Lynch, 2b
McKale, 2b-rf...
E. Clark, cf
Flnley, c
Clark, lb
Collier, p
RothfUBB. Cf.
Oear. rf....
Nanoa. lb..
Oradr. lb..
Lawaa, as..
Knoll, If...
Butler, e...
M, Andrewa, IbO 1 0
Alloway, p....O 4 8
..1 4 I
..0 1 4
..1 1 14
..0 0 1
Oil
Oil
0
0
1 0
4
Foi, e 1 4 14 4
Wanner, lb... 4 4 1 4
Qulnn, lb....l lit
Merger, p 0 0 0 1
Gear, rf 0
Nance, lb 3
Oradjr, lb 1
Lewea, aa 0
Knoll, if 0
Butler, e 0
McAndrawa, Ibl
Durbam, p....l
IDEALS HANGJDNJ0 THE LEAD
Beat tke Jetters By Persistently Han.
merino- tke Ball In All
Directions.
The Ideals of the Trl-Clty league defeated
me u. jpiifri oy a scjore or 7 to 2 In an In
teresting game at Suth Omaha venterrinv
afternoon. Lewis of the Ideals was the star
with the stick and landed four hits out of
nve limes up. umiy a small crowd wlt-
nessea mi game. Hcore:
IDEALS.
AB. R. IB. PO. A.
MiniKus, an ...b
Leuhrs, cf 6
Lvnch, ss 5
Gibson. If S
lewls, lb 5
Hoffmann, 2b 6
...6
.4
.4
43 I IS S 10
JETTERS.
AB. R. IB. PO. A.
....4
0
3
1
2
0
2
4
5
10
Totals 34
Ideals 0 2
B. Jtters 0 0
Earned runs: Ideals,
Ackerman (2), Finley,
I 6 27 11 1
0 110 3 0 1-7
10 10 0 0 02
6. Stolen bases;
Mlrtikus. Leuhrs
Bellinger. Double play: Gibson to Hoff
man. Two-base hit: Olbson. Three-bsse
hit: Campbell, struck out: By Bellinger,
oy joiner. . iimt: l is. ummre
Llvane.
Eagles Defeat Colored Nine.
FREMONT. Neb.. July 26 iSneclal 1-
i ne regies warned an over the colored
nine yesterday afternoon. The coons put
up a better batting game than the day
before and their fielding was quick. The
three Cooks did good work for the Eagles,
Ackley's pitching was a little wild at
times, but the coons found him a hard
problem. Score:
Eagles 20000020
Colored nine 00 0 00001 01
Hits: Eagles, 7; Colored nine, 4. Errors:
Eagles. 2; Colored nine, 4. Struck out:
By Ackley. 8; by Gamble, 9. Batteries:
Eagles, Ackley and Mllllken; Colored nine.
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CAUGHT IN HOTEL CORRIDORS
Though Panics Hay Delay, 0. L Smith
Declares Beatrice Bead Will Be Built
Total I I 17 14 ul Totals 1 III I 1
Kansas City 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 3
Columbus - 0 0 0 0 1 0 6 01
Two-base hits: Nance. Oradv. Morrlsaev.
Bannon (2. Uuinn. Hacritlce hit: Lwee
Stolen basns: Kothfuss. Oear, KnolL
Arnat. joutie play: Monroe to urady,
Bases on balls: Off Alloway, 1; oft berger,
9. ,eft on bases: Kansas City, 8; Colum
bus 6. Time: 1:45. I mplre: Mullane.
Score, second game:
KANSAS CITY. , COLUMBUS.
R.H.O.A.B. R.U.O.A.E
Rotbtuaa, cf...O 0 4 0 uMoniaa7, aa..l 1 1 0
110 0 Arndt, It I 110 0
111 0 Roaoh. c 0 1 I t 0
14 1 UHanDOO, ef 4 I 0 4 4
111 V Mellor, lb 4 4 4 1 0
14 4 oli.ilej. rf 4 4 14 4
lio cw.guer, lb...O Olio
4 4 1 0 Qulnn. tb 0 14(1
14 4 OMcMakln. p.,.0 0 14 1
TotaU 0 10 17 11 l Totals 4 4 44 4 0
Kant.as City 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 S
Columbus 0 0 1 4 1 0 1 0 0 t
Two-base hits: Morrtasey, Arndt (2),
Roach. Sacrifice hits: Lewee, Rothfune.
Stolen bases: Nance. Wagner. Double
plays: Qulnn to Moller. Bases on balls:
OlT Durham, 4. Struck out: By Durham,
; by McMakin, 7. Wild pitch: Durham.
Left en bases; Kansas City, 4; Columbus.
8. Time: 1:22. Umpire: Mullane.
Brewers Soak Toledo.
MILWAUKEE. Jul'28 -Elliott held To
ledo down to one hit today, winning by I
to 1. Poor support for Elliott prevented
a shut out. Attendance 2,5uo. Score:
MILWAUKEE. TOLEDO.
. . B.H.O.A.B. R.H.O.A X.
srniannT, id. .a i 4 4 0 Bmits. rf 0 0 0 0 0
I uwena, aa 0 0 4
0 Bl'kenahlp, If 0 0 0
liTumer. lb....O 0 II
0 Bernard. CL...0 0 1
0 Klelnow, 6....1 1 I
Arnoiri Easily Bent Blair.
BLAIR. Neb.. July 2D. (SDeclal Tele
gram.) Errors almost, without number on
tne home diamond today gave the Armour
team of South Omaha a walkaway over the
mair team Dy id to i. ncore: r. h. E.
Armoura 0 6 0 4 0 4 0 0 816 10
Blair 4 0 0 1 I 0 0 07 11 10
Batteries: Armours, Adams and O'Keefe;
diatr, ivjreai, riuym ana avpung.
Struck out: By Adams, 6; by E. Noyes,
1; by W. Noyes. 2. First base on balls;
Off Adams, 4; off E. Noyes, 4: off W.
Noyes, 2. Hits by pitched ball: Adams, 2.
Wild pitches: Adams, 2; E. Noyes, 1.
Double plays: Armour, X Umpire, All
berry. Cresten Heads Southern Iowa, Letts,
CRE3TON, la., July 26 (Special Tele
gram.) Creston again defeated Atlantic
today by 4 to 0 In a pretty game. This
makes three straight games Creston has
won and puts it at the head of the list in
the Southern Iowa league. The attendance
waa l.uoo and the feature or the tame w
the pitching of both sides, Creston securing
but nine hits off Bchooles and Atlantic but
four off Haveland.
Batteries: Creston, Haveland and Town
send; Atlantic, Schoolea and Agan. Um
pire: Oolden.
Games tn Three I Lengrne.
At Springfield Springfield, 8-4; Rockford,
14-J. (Two games.)
At Rock Island Rock Island, ; Daven
port. 4.
At Bloomlngton Bloomlngton, 8; Du
buque, 2.
At .Decatur Decatur, 4; Cedar Rapids, 8.
Slona Falls Again Snowed Inder.
SIOUX FALLS. S. D.. July 2. (Special
Telegram.) For the fourth time in suc
cession the Lemara team of the Iowa-South
Dakota league this afternoon defeated
Sioux Falls on tha local grounds, t to 1
Nationals Down Papllllon.
PAPILLION. Neb., July 24 (Special
Telegram.) The Nationals of Omaha
played the Papllllon team today. Score 7
to v In favor of the Nationals.
GOOD FISHING IN CHERRY COUNTY LAKES
Bronant Bnd Lack to Landlord Kail
roads Inable to Get Laborers for
Traek Work Proflts In
Packing; Bnslness.
C. E. Smith, of the Smith Brothers Loan
and Trust company ot Beatrice, waa in the
city Sunday and says of affairs down there:
"The Kansas City, Beatrice A Northwest
ern road is aure to be a go yet. The sur
veys have all been completed, but enter
prises of that magnitude are necessarily
slow of fruition. There was some little
opposition to the line through certain sec
tions of the country that rather hampered
affaire for a while, and then the recent
flurry in financial matters In the east haa
put a temporary quietus on the project.
But this Is only temporary, and may de
lay tha building of the road for this season,
but It is aure to come In the near future.
The proposed line statts in from the ter
minus of the old Kansas City and Beatrice
road at the town of Virginia, fifteen or
more mllea east of Beatrice, and will be
built directly Into Beatrice, and later will
be extended to the northwest from there.
It means a big thing for Beatrice and wa
are bound to have ID."
whence the system of forcing the fattening-
of fowls is derived."
Don't Cough All Night.
Restful sleep follows use of Dr. King's
New Dlecovery, the best lung cure in the
world. No cure, no pay. 60c, li.oo. For
sale by Kuhn Co.
DEATH RECORD.
Congressman Robert Foerderer.
PHILADELPHIA, July 26. Congressman
Robert H. Foerderer of the Fourth Penn
sylvania district, died at his home In Tor
resdale, a suburb of this city, todsy. He
had been 111 for some time from a com
plication of diseases. Mr. Foerderer waa
born in Germany in I860 while his parents
were sojourning in Europe. He waa elected
to the fifty-seventh congress aa a con
gressman at large, and to the fifty-eighth
congress from the Fourth district of this
city.
A Cnt Never Bleeila
After Porter's Antiseptlo Healing Oil la ap
plied. Relievea p-in Instantly and heals at
th same time For man or beast Price, 26o
KANSAS WRECK VICTIM DIES
Man Injured In Collision Snrenntbs to
Wounds After Lingering
n Day.
HUTCHINSON. Kan., July 20.-O. E.
Lonnecher of Bartlett, Kan., who waa in
jured In the collision between Santa Fe and
Missouri Pacific trains here yesterday, died
today.
Lonnecher waa about 80 yeara old and th
"Never in all. my railroad experience! " "'"i". ne
k.. t . -rptr demand for and it ! r"ur"'n Irt"n v,oioraao. wnere ne had
more difficult to secure railroad help than J 0M tor hl" nealth
now, said t reignt solicitor r ran raus
of the Rock laiana.
Dtmauue. lb. ..0
Wood, t 0
Vuglaub. Ib...
Hempbill.' c .0
Dunlea?. f. ..1
lianley, rf 1
Vku, as 0
Elliott, p 0
1 T 17 11
Srhaub, lb. ...4 4 I
i hllda. lb 0 0 I
RelaliDS. p....O 4 4
Totals
O 2 0 0
0 0 0 0
hits: Klelnow.
1 1 14 14 I
0 0 0 0 2
0 0 0 1 01
Stolen base
Totals
Milwaukee
loledo ....
Two-base
Dunleavy. Kases on halls- OlT Klllntt l
off Kelsling 2 Wild pitch: Heinllng. Struck
out: By Elliott 5, by llelaling i. IXmbie
plays: Owens. Chllds to Turner, Schaub,
Owen to Turner, Kelsllng. Owen to Tur
ner. Left or. bases: Milwaukee t, Toledo
8. Time: l.M. Umpire: Measmer.
Wretched Games Uoes to Oles.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 2S In a game full
of heavy batting and replete with ragged
fielding Minneapolis won from Indianapolis
today by 11 to 10. Ford was knocked out of
the box in the first and second Innings.
Newlin going In the second. McDonald was
wild In the fourth and after giving four
bases on balls was replaced by VaaMnder.
Attendance 2.500. Score:
INDIANAPOLIS.
K.tl.U.A.K.
o! Hocrleier, rf I I 1 0
MINNEAPOLIS
H O A. E l
k
BvlllTan, cf . J
SiHMtDar, lb... 4
Lallr. If I
Smith, rf I
Orler, aa 0
U, I in, re. lb.
Han In. tb 0
l.udli. a 0
McDonald, p. 0
Yaabuider, p..l
.10 lis I I
1 Junn, If 110 0
Hoodruf. c. 0 1 I I 0
i oultrr. c! ...1 110 0
V'Temeett. ID...1 I I I 1
O Marrao. as 1 1 I I
S Herdoa. 1S....1 0 1 a
i irui, ib o 0 110
i o Kurd, p o 10 10
v N.wiln. p l o 0 0
- ilKellam 0 140
Totals nun II :
Tola la
xBatted for Fox in ninth.
Minneapolis 42020210 x U
inuianapons 01180080 010
I nree-base hits: Sullivan (2), Woodruff.
XWO:.b".f n'V HrleviT. Bases on balls:
fr McDonald. ; off Vashlnder. 2; off New
lin. . Struck out: By Newlin. i; by Ford
2i-by McDonald. 1: by Vasbinder, 8. Sac-rln.-e
hit; iMUy. Stolen basea: Putltvsn,
Mclntyre. VasMnder. Newlin, Hogrlever
I -eft on bases: Minneapolis. 11; Indianapolis.
. Time: ii.tO. Umpire: Cunning bam.
St. Pool Takes Three Straight.
ST. July W-Tt. Paul bunched
hits again today and had little trouble In
making it three siralgnt from Louisville,
while ("ymer was oMtn-tiug to being put
out of the game Odwell threw the ball Into
live tarund of wrangling paerarg. Xae hail
ENTER FOR FIELD TRIALS
Degs from All Points Will Attend
Booth Dakota Meet Nest
Month. '
BIOUX FALLS. 8. D., July 88.-Bpeclal.)
Owners of dors throus-hout the Unit!
States are manifesting great Interest In the
annual meet of the South Dakota Field
Trial association, which will be held the
latter part of August on grounds con
venient to this city. Entries for the trials
closes July 81, and because of the short
time now at the disposal of dog owners
entries are being filed rapidly with Lew
nawiey oi tnis city, secretary of the a
soclatlon.
The entries come from practically every
i.io in ma UIIKJJI, euiauriug me most BUC
cessful field trials ever held In the north
west. Scores of dogs which are owned
In the east and south are now beltijf
uaiuou m veiium ijauia mrougllOUt DOUth
uaxoia, preparatory to making a hard
fight for the liberal purses which are to
be given to the owners of the winning dogs
In the field trials. "
The officers pf the association expect that
over $2,000 will be distributed In the vari
ous prises. There will be three staks
again this year the all age, the derby
snd the subscription. The Judges will be
Thomas Johnson of Winnipeg and O B
Whliford of Chicago.
In the course of the next two weeks a
patrol will be established on the gtounda
selected for the trials, so the birds, which
are reported very numerous this year, will
not be molested or driven away, thus In
suring some rare sport when the trials
are held.
RAY CHASE TO DEFEND TITLE
A. H. Hardy of Hynnnls Challenges
Champion Ride shot to
Contest.
SIOUX FALLS. 8. D.. July 21 Special )
A short time ago A. H. Hardy, of Hy
annis. Neb., Issued a challenge to Ray H
Chase of Alexandria, 8. D., for a shooting
contest. This challenge has now been ac
cepted by Chase, who early In the sum
mer won the championship by defeating
Harry Benson of Rockford. Ill Chase
agrees to shoot Hsrdy a 600-ball match
against time with rifles, for any purse from
8tM to $1,U0.
Hardy offered to meet Chase In Deed
wood, but unless he recedes front this part
of his challenge the contest will not take
place, ss Chase will not shoot at any other
place than Alexandria. In support of this
determination he says he considers It the
duty of the challenger to shoot at a place
to be selected by the challenged party, and
alludes to the fact that when he challenged
Harry Benson he had to Journey all the
way to Rockford for tha r,,r,it it .
believed Hard and Cbaee cava -agree uooo I 'Acoma qui
Uae Diaoe e4 terms. ha absurd
We are in decided
luck If we can get fifteen out of the call
for twenty-five men for track work. The
call la almost constant for help along all
of our llnea. and I understand the same
atate of affairs exists with all of the rall
roada. The pay la good and the work la
not especially heavy, but it la next to Im
possible to get all the men needed."
"There la some pretty good fishing up In
the lakes in Cherry county," observed Dep
uty U. 8. Marshal H. A. Herman, "but It la
a pretty long ways to go unless one can
atay for two or three weeks, ine lanea
up there have been well stocked and I am
told that the flan are thriving In great
shape. There Is an abundance of bass that
will run all the way from one to three and
four pounde, but they are pretty araooth
and It requirea a fairly good fisherman to
gather in a respectable string. That sec
tion will one of these daya become one
of the most popular Ashing resorts for Ne
brasVana. Tne lakes, of course, are not as
numerous as in Minnesota, nor are they
quite aa accessible, but that la all the bet
ter for a email party that wants a nrst.
claas outing for two or three weeks."
"8ome funny things happen In a hotel
now and then that neither go on the bill
of fare or in the MIL" said Phil Hutaon,
an eastern trsvellng man at one of the
Omaha hotels Sunday evening. "I had an
experience at a hotel in aouthern Nebraska
a few yeara ago that I have good reason
not to forget. After I had registered I
looked over the register for a day or two
back to see if any one in my line had been
there recently, and thoughtlessly closed the
register. Whereupon the landlord let a
whoop out of him, seasoned with a good
round oath, and added: "Don't ahut that
register. Don't you know that hoodooe the
hotel?" I opened it again aa quickly aa
I could, but the landlord would not be mol
lifted and he had the dumps all the while
I waa there. Of course it rather worried
me, and I kept thinking about it. Well,
I did not return there for several months.
and the old landlord had been gene from
there for some time. Hard luqk seemed
to hit him right after I left, and he went
Into the hotel business in another town on
the Union Pacific rosd. and run into hard
luck there. His hotel was closed out, and
then he tried it In another town with the
same result, and ho haa now gone to pieces
entirely. Drink may have had something
to do with It, but I cannot help but think
that my thoughtlessly closing that hotel
register was the cause of all hla troubles.
And he thinks so, too."
A gentleman connected with one of the
South Omaha packing houses is truthority
for the statement that: "Never tn the his
tory of the packing industry of South
Omaha haa it been more prosperous than
at the present tbne. All of t,e packing
houses are taxed: to their fulgrst capacity
to meet the demand for their "products, and
there seems to be no let uy,. The indica
tions are that this eondltlr.i will continue.
It may be interesting to know that tha
popular conception that there la an enor
moua profit In tha packng Industry is erro
neous. As a matter . of actual fact there
la but about 26 centfi profit realised to the
packers on a ho, even considering that
every part of tha iog except the squeal is
utilised. Tha profit en a eteer la some
what larger, hrt not nearly as large as is
popularly Imaffined. Of course, taking the
Immense sy egate of animals slaughtered,
the profit, reach up Into a very snug fig
ure at te end of the year. The poultry
packing Industry Is getting to be of im
mense proportions here and It atlll is grow
ing at. a very rapid rate. The Introduction
of uge-dlgested food for poultry In the
parking houses has solved the problem of
h'i-rlediy fattening the birds and It has
eeome quite an art, though not carried to
ax trams It la la rrtnoe, from
Begins at Bed Book.
Health, strength and vigor depend on d.
gestion. Dr. King's New Ufa PUls make,
tt perfect, or no pay. Only 26c. For sal
by Kuhn Co.
Anaconda Mines Rename.
ANACONDA. Mont.. Julv 26. J una-e Nan.
ton has appointed Paul A. Fujem receiver
of the Grant Bimetallic Milling company
at Phllllpabuns, with power to assume full
operations. His bond was placed at 4201.000.
The mines, which were closed several days
ago on attachment proceedings by St. Louts
oonanoiaers, win resume operations on
Monday.
AT THE PLAYHOUSES
Ferris Stock Company nt the Boyd.
"A Soldier of the Empire" Is the title of
the bill put on for the first half of the
week by the Ferris Summer Stock company
at the Boyd. It Is a romantlo drama, built
around the customary affair between a girl
on one side of the politics Involved and a
gallant captain on the other. Mr. Sid
dons represents the gallant captain, and In
it finds a role much more to his taste than
the average of such. He has some good
lines, and apeaka them with pleasing ef
fect. Miss Tucker Is the girl who finds
her husband on one side of the political
fence snd her brother on the other, and
Miss Lucille Adls acts the part of the
marplot who involves the Innocent hearts
In a deuce of a turmoil. Mr. Owen Is csst
for a military villain, and adds hla cus
tomary excellent bit of acting to the whole
of a very successful performance. The
piece will be continued until after Wednes
day night, when "Rip Van Winkle" will
be put on.
BUSY TIME FOR RACING YACHTS
Defender for Cap Will Be Dednltely
Selected Daring; Present
Week.
NEWPORT. R. I., July 26 -Tomorrow win
begin a week of hard racing for the three
American yachts. They will sail five races,
three ot which are the official trial rsces, for
the selection of the defender of the Amer
ica's cup, off Sandy Hook, next month, and
the other two come In the Newport series.
It Is understood that the nlnetv-foote"s
will compete in the. Newport scries of the
New Yoik Yacht club. Thtse races will be
Sailed July 28 snd 30 snd nre open to nil
yachts enrolled In the club and In racing
trim.
The official trial races come todsv
Wednesday and Saturday. Reliance. Con
stitution and Columbia are In readiness,
A new gaff to take the place of the, one
carried away from Rcllsnce yesterdajf wss
brought down from Bristol and along In
place.
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