I
THE OMAITA DAILY FTITDAY, JULY 31, 1903.
OMAHA TEAM OUTCLASSED
the
Peoria Bath HiU and Tielii in
Tineit of Form.
OLMSTEAD ALLOWS ONLY FOUR HITS
Distillers o. the other Haael Taaea
eaafatall t I.l.eie aa H
Wets me Raggett tap.
or.
v l
fEORIA. HI.. July ).(Spclal Telegram.)
Vs-Kourke-a crippled tf.m was ho match for
the Distillers joday and they ware clearly
outclasses from. all points of view. How
aver, they would have hs4 little tppor
tunity to win. for Olmstead pitched In
wonderful forrn. An Illustration, of his worK
U aptly toM when the score shows that
he succeeded In striking out 8hujrart three
times. Sch 'stall, too, had an off day, be
ing touched jfor ten hits. Beside he
lacked control . at rtitlcaf times and In one
Instance forrujd n a run When with a
couple of hrta and a hit batsman filled the
bases. -'
In the first Inning- both teams started
out with lightning- speed and Indications
were that a royal pitchers' battle would
result In the second Peoria secured a sin
gle hit, but In the third It was that
Omaha's weakness '' made strongly
manifest.' Hessler led off with a clean sin
gle and was advanced by a sacrifice which
should have resulted In a doable. The ball
was hit towards first, but team work was
lacking- and the bait waa handled poorly.
Following Bchafstall succeeded in hitting
two batamh beside giving a walk, which,
with Prestpn'a single, luckily amounted to
but two rtins. In the fourth two errors
Cf Judgment by Infleldev In which
Thomas and Welch' were; chief offenders,
permitted two more scores, and thus It waa
until the end. of .the. gome, r Olmstead not
only had tfood support but his team 1.1 1
luckily behind him and the only wonder
la that the game waa not even more one
sided. Manager Jtourke Tias refused to
play oft yesterday's postponed game tx
morsow , even though a double-header had
bceif advertised. He tightly took advan
tage of the league constitution In order to
play as few gemee aa possible until the
team is strengthened. The score:
: PEORIA.
-W AH. R. IB. PO. A. B.
Thlel, If 4 10 J 0
Prfitnn. ft t 0 t 1 0
Ir.otte.lb , .'1 10 .
-ik'i:... a n o 9 o
Stewart. 2h 4 1116 0
Hartself. So . I ? 2 2
Holly, ss a 1 1
Hsler. rf , 4 110 0
Olmsted, p 2 0 0 0 J
Totals hi 31 "t M 27 13
- OMAHA.
AB. R
storm broke over the local base ball
grounds at the close of the fifth Inning
today and the game was railed, with the
sr-ore slandlng to 4 In Brooklyn's favor.
Tlie home players batted Miller out of the
box. Cronln relieving him In the middle
of the third. A wonderful left-half ct-h
ly Hrowne, which rsved at least two runs,
ended Brooklyn's batting In this Inning.
Attendance. 4.&no. Score:
BROOKLYN. NEW YORK.
R H.O.A.E. R H O. A B.
Sirens, lb... 1 1 1 1 Drown., ft . 1 I
t 4 t .rtn'h'l, cl 0 1 I l
114 4 V'Oinn, lb.. 4 4 1 4
4 14 I XWM. It.... 4 4 14 4
1 t t 4 Bans. M I 1 i I 4
114 I Ull, lb... 1 1 1 4 1
14 14 Dunn. tb.... 1 I t 4 4
4 14 I Wmfr, .... 4 1 i 4 4
4 4 14 Killer, P 4 4 4 4
- Cronln. a.... 4 4 4 1 4
lOUU ... 4 I U 4
I Total! .
0
0
Brooklyn, 2
Caech. .
14 14 1 iRoark
hrrkart. If. 1
Itohhe, rt ... 1
tyle. lb ... 1
Ihleii, aa. . . 1
Ht'rw), rf. 1
Finn, lb.... 4
RlUer. t 4
Jones, p 4
.4 4 II I I
ISO 04
10 0 1-4
New Tork,
Brooklyn
New York
Left on bases
J. Two-bae hits: Bheckard, Rabb, lJunn,
Warner. Three-base hits: lxvbbs. Dahlen,
McOreary. Stolen bases: Strang, Doyle,
Flood, Ltresnahan. Double plays: Breana
han to Dunn. First base on balls: Off
Jones, 2; off Miller. 1; off Cronm, 1. 8trurk
out: By Jones, 2; by Miller, 1; by Oronln,
1. Time: 1 17. Umpire: Johnstone. .
Staadlaa al the Teams.
Played. Won. Lost.
Tntala ... T 117 11 I Touts ...4 14 IT 14 I
z Batted for Berger In eighth.
St. Paul 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 1 27
Columbus .....0 0 2 0 0 1 1 0 04
Earned runs: St. Paul. 2. Stolen bases:
Phannon U. Bchsefer (2). Flournoy,
Wheeler. Sacrifice hits: Arndt. Htissln.
Flournoy, Chech. Two-base hits: fisymer.
Fox. Clingman, G-ler. Bchaefer. Three
bate hit: Gelor. Hits: off Berger, 7; off
Domer, 2. Struck out: By Herger. t; by
Dorner, 2: by C hech. 1. Bases on balls:
Oft Berger, 4: off Chech. 3. Hit by pitcher:
By C hech, 2: by Berger, 1. Time: J. 10.
Umpire: Messmer.
Brewers Go fader A gala.
LOriSVlLLE, July Jn-Loulsvllle out
played Milwaukee todsy and won the last
game of the series. Hedges was knocked
out of the box In the third Inning. Catches
by Dunleavy and inrt were features. At
tendance, l.&no. Score:
LOII8VILI.I MtLWACKKB
H O A t I it
114 (!. :t. i
4 Donnhue, lb. 4
I 'Wood, e 1
4 t'n(laun. lb. 1
4 Hemphill, rt. 1
Pltteburg
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
Pt. Lou It
Philadelphia ...
Oames today:
r
i
rf ,.V.
cf ....
If
Carter,
Grnins,
Miller.
BTi'igart, io .
Wrkti, id
Th viiaa, ,
II . key. 3b .,
Oondlng,.C
Sohaf stall, p
IB. PO.
1 3
4 24 14
Totars .3...M'
Peoria ...VO M ! I HI 0 M
OmahA 0 MOIMIH
c.puj t-ima- Pmrla- 1. Two-base hits:
Uealr. Three-base hits: Lesotte. Sacrl-
kii. rtimaiod t. Hollv stolen baaes:
Carter. Baaes on balla: Off Olmsted 1, oft
Schastall 4. Hit by pitched balli By
Si hafstall 4. Struck out: By Olmsted , by
Hrhafatall 2. Double plays: Stewart to
Holiy to Lesotte. Time: 1:30. Umpire
Berryhlll.
Dei tolaea Downs Mllwaakee.
MILWAUKEE, July SO Four hit and a
close dcr.iafbn gave Des Moines a lead
which Milwaukee could not overcome. At
tendance KXKj Score: R.H-E
Milwaukee ...i.fl 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 t 3 10 (
Des Moines ....CO. 4 0 0 0 0 0-4 4 1
Batteries: McPherso and Lucia; Mor
rison and Marshall.
Deaver Only Hits Oaee.
KANSAS C1TT. July to. Nichols allowed
Denver but one nit whilo Lempke pitched
a fine game for Denver, allowing only
three hits. .The game, was played in one
hour. Attendance J. bcore: K.H.fc..
Kansas City ...0 1000000 -l
Denver 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 1
Batteries: Nichols and Veasltt; Lempk4
and Ulrlch.
Millionaires ghat Oat it. Jee
ST. JOSEPH. July 30 St. Joseph was
troubled with Inability to hit the ball today
Iiiehl did not pitch his Usual garfle. owing
to a cold rain which came up about the
time play was called. Attendance n.
Score: R.H.E
Colorado Springs 0 1000311 06 12
St Joseph 0 0000000 0-0 4
iBatterles: Plehl and McConnell; Wllle-
1 lan and btarnagia.
Btaadiast i tke Teaats
aoio: sr
Milsaub
Played. Won. Lost
PC.
14 53 i8 .674
..91 64 Zl .0H
..43 M . .578
.. K 4t 43 .611
.. 32 41 41 .6(10
.. 1 aR 4 .432
.. H 83 .3M
.. K 23 67 .3.?
New Tork at Boston;
Brooklyn at Philadelphia; Pittsburg at at.
Louis; Chicago at Cincinnati.
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
ftew York Bats Boatoa Hard, While
Deerlng's Twlrlera Passle aad
Aid Victory.
BOSTON. Julv SO New Tork batted Bos
ton's nltrhjtra hard trwlAV and won With
esse, 12 to 1. Deerlng was effective and
the support he received was sensaxionaj
Attendance 4.tXX. Score:
KtW TORK. BOSTON.
R. H.O.A.E. I R.M.U.A B
Conmr. to. t 1 1 9 4Tmitl'tr. If. 1 4 4
4 C ollin, lb... s
l O'Brian. cf.. 0 4 1
llrrwniati, rf. 4 1 4
4arnl. aa... 4 4 4
ujLaCbaoca, lb 0 4 14
0 fffll, lb ... 4 11
Kfrwln, rf... 4
Hart. If Ill
Braahiwr. lb. Ill
Od.rll. cf.... Ill
SulllTan, lb. 1 I 1
Bhnir, a... i 4 I
White, lb ... 1 1 It
' Oulnlan, aa.. 4 t I
McCora, a... 4 11
'Mueller
Totals ...11 14 It 14 ll
I Total. .
Louisville 2 0 6 1 0
Milwaukee , 0 3 0 0 1
Earned rums: Louisville. 3:
1. Two-base hit: Hemphill.
hits: Kerwln. Hart. White,
H o A .
1111
I II
I I
V l'unleavy
4 Oanley. rf
1 vioi. aa...
U llrda.a, p.
t
.. ( 17 11 I
3 0 0 0-11
0 1 0 0 i
Milwaukee.
Three-base
Dunleavy,
Kaaler. rf... I
Elbrrfrld. aa. 1
Wllhanta. tb. 1
Mrrarra. cf. t
Tann.hlll. If. I
Oanial, lb... 1
BTllla, .... I
Dacrlng, p... 4
Totals ... II 17 U t
Ciicar. a...
J. Stahk c..
nibvon, p...
Wiatar, p...
14 4
4 4 1
4 4 4
4 0 1
Wood. Stolen buses: Odwell. Sullivan,
White, Kerwin, Brashear. Sacrifice hits:
Brashcar. Bases on balla: Off McCord,
S: off Hedeea. 2. Struck out: By McCord.
2: by Hedges, 2; by Mi"e!ler. 1. Double
plays: Sullivan to White, Bcnaney to
Vlox to Dnnohun. Left on baaea: Louis
ville. 6; Milwaukee, 6. TUne: 1:49. Um
plre: Mullane.
Iadlaaapolla Takes a Coaple.
INDIANAPOLIS. July 30. -The home team
took both games this afternoon, shutting
Kansas City out In the first and winning
In the ninth Inning In the second game.
Both Ditchers were complimented for their
work fn the first game. Early In the second
game Vols waa succeeded ty isewun. ai
tendance, 2,100. Score, first game:
1NDIANAPOU8. KANSAS CITT.
K.HO.A1 R. H.O.A.E
Hoarlerar. rf 4 4 I 4 1 Rothfuis, ef. 4
Jonca. If 1 1 4 0;Oar. rf 4
Coulter, ef.. 4 4 10 a ftance, Zb.... a
Klhm. lb.... 14 4 1 Oiliradj-. lb.... 4
HerUon. c .. 0 4 7 1 9 beaa, aa....a
Tamartt, lb. 4 1 1 1 Knoll. If 4
Marcan. aa... 4 4 11 1 Ilutl.r. c 4
Fot. lb 4 0 11 MrAnd't, lb. 4
Ford. B 4 1 4 4 4 Coona. p 4
ToUlt
t 4 V 11 3
Gibson, lb..
Durham, ef.
4 1
1 11
Totals ... 1 I 17 10 I
New York ft 0 0 0 0 S 1 0-12
Boston 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Earned runs: Boston 1. New Tork 4. Two-
base hits: Conrov. Uansel . Stolen bases
Freeman. Double plays: Williams, Elber-
reia to (ianseii, wuuams to tjanseu. v.oi
Una to Parent to LaC'hance. First on balls
Off Gibson 3. off Winter 2. off Deerlng 1.
Hit by pitched ball: Conroy. Struck out:
by peering z, ny umson z. Dy winter .
iime: 1:40. umpire: uneridan.
White Sox l aassatlsble.
. . . . .1.
CTTTCAOO. Julv 30 E ant baaea on balla
by Wright, two stolen bases, two sacrl
flee hits, four base hits and two errors by
Cleveland gave Chicago so many runs mat
the game was uninteresting after the third
inning, only two or tne visitors reacnea
intra. Attendance 9J9. bcore:
CHICAGO. . CLEVELAND.
R. H.O.A.E. I R H.O.A.E.
Hotmas. If... 1 4 4 4 0 Bar. ef 4 4 14 4
0 Br41r. lb.. 0 4 1
O'LaJola, lb... 4 1 1
0 Hlramaft, lb. 0 1 II
4,Mn ajthf. If 0 1 1
4 rilck, rf 4 1 1
4iOachft'ar, aa. I 1 I
Abbott, a.... 14 1
Wrllht, p.... 4 4
Totala ...-4 I 14 17
Indlnnnnolla 00000020 2
Kansas City 00000000 0-0
Btruek out: By Ford, 4; by Coons, a.
First base on balls: Oft Ford, 1; off Coons,
1. Sacrifice hit: Leewe. Two-base hit:
Jones. Hit bv pitched ball: By coons,
Tamsett. Stolen base: Tamsett. Double
jlays: Ford to Marcan to Kih-v Hutler to
r-t. Left on bases: Indianapolis, 8;
Kansas City, 4. Time: 1:45. Umpire: Fore
fceore, second game:
INDIANAPOLIS. 1 KANSAS CITT.
R.H.O.A.B R.H.O.A.B.
Horlaer. rf 4 1 1 1 s'Rothfuaa. cf. 1 I 4 4 4
Jonea. If 4 14 1 C;Orar. rf 1 I I I 4
Coulter, cf... 4 4 14 S Nane. Ib.... 4 4 114
Klhm. lb.... 14 4 1 4'Oradr. lb.... 4 1 4 1 1
Woodruff, c. 4 4 7 i.blLeewe. aa.... 4 4 114
Tamaett, 3b.. 1111 1 Knoll, if.... 4 114 4
Marcan. aa... 4 o'Butler. c... 4 14 4 1
Foi. 2b 4 0 11 O'McAnd'l. lb. 4 4 1 1 4
Vols. t 4 4 4 4 Oi Durham, p... 1 1 t I 1
Newlln. p.... 1 I 1
Jonea, cf I
Oreen, rf I
Callahan. Ib. 1
liboll. lb.... 1
Maxonn. lb.. 1
Tannehlll, aa t
lattarr, ... 1
White, p 1
1 14
Totala ...14 7 17 11 4
Pearaon, p... 4 4
Touts
I lB U I
ToUla ... 4 I 14 II T
Chlcsgo S 1B 4 0 0 0 2 10
Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Left on bases: Chicago 3. Cleveland i.
Two-base hits: Isbell. Sacrifice hits: Green,
White, Jones, stolen bases: caiianan. la
bell. Struck out: By White 4. by Wright 1.
By Pearson 1. Bases On balls: Oft White
11. oft Wright 8. Wild pitch: White. Time:
1:45. Umpire: p Laughllnt
Salats Take Brllllaat Oao.
DETROIT, July 30. ThO greatest pitchers'
battle of the year took plaoe today. Both
Budhoft and Donovan were at their best.
Both teams Played brilliantly. St. Louis'
one run was made on a paas to-Wallace.
Hemphill's sacrifice, aa out at first and
Hill's scratch single that Donovan could
not handle In time. Attendance, 2,6m.
Bcore:
ST. LOl'IS. DETROIT.
R. H.O.A.E. I R. H.O.A.E.
(2).
Joni
4 0
I Total!
4 17 11 1
xOne out when winning run waa scored.
Indianapolis 0 6 0 1 1 1 0 0 14
.Kansas city zuuouwiu v
Struck out: By Newlln, ; by Durham,
4. First base on balls: Off Vols, 3; off
Newlln. 1: off Durham. 1. Sacrifice nits:
Leewe, Hogriever. Double play: Leewe to
IS'enee to Butler. Btoien Daaes: lameeii
Marcan, Gear. Two-base hits: Butler,
onea. Grady. Hit by pitched ball: lam-
sett (2). umpire: Foreman.
Olea Bias; Kshsi.
TOLEDO. July 30. After Kuhns had lost
the game for Toledo today. Angus George,
an Indian, was put In and made a good
showing, although he was given poor sup
port. Attendance, l.iuu. score:
MIXNKAPOLIS. I TOLEDO.
D.H.O.A I I R.H.O.A.fc.
Sulllran. cf. 1 1 I 4 (HW. Smith, cf I I 10 1
6noonar, lb..l 0 14 4 POwena. .., ) 1
LAllv, It a a v erianagan, u. a v v
Hlurner. id... a 11
Bernard, rt.. 0 0 4
ojrristall. rf.. 4 4 t
VKIelnow, e. .. 4 I 4
CSrhauh, Ib... 4 11
(Hrhilda, lb.... 1 1 I
Kuhna. p.... 4 4 4
.11 17 17 II llOaorse. p.... 4 14
slowest time In previous races: Onawa
won. Mspleton second. Time: ti 3,.
Drill corps contest: t. r. .Montsnor com
pany of Marlon won, G. B. Owens company
of Marlon second.
leaders foot race: Jsmes Williams or
On?wa won. Zlmmerly of Iowa City second.
Time: 0:2.-
The tie in the coupling contest between
Onawa ard La porta waa won by onawa.
Time: 0:04".
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Harry Break Dowa at Sew Tork aad
Has to Be Shot la Pad
dork.
NEW TORK. July S0-Harry In the first
rsce broke down so badly In his hind legs
that he was shot In the paddock imme
diately after the race. Results:
First race, six furlongs, selling: Osgood
won. Our Nugget second, Orloff third. Time:
1:US- .
Second race, one mile and a furlong:
Agnes D won, G. Whlttier second, April
Shower third. Time: 1:54V
Third race, five furlongs, and a half:
Shortcake won. Gold Dome second. Fern
rock third. Time: 1:08.
Fourth race. Clarendon handicap, six fur
longs: Astarita won, lllyrla second, King
Pepper (coupled) third. Time: 1:134.
Fifth race, one mile and seventy ysrds:
Clnclnnatus won, l'etra II second. Early
Eve third. Time: l:4i'v
Sixth race, five furlongs and a half:
Hazelwood won, Dunnyside second, Tim
Payne third. Time: 1:0S.
CHICAGO. July 30 Jockey Blrkenruth.
who was aet down for questionable riding
on Flying Torpedo, has been restored to
a-ood standlna. Results:
First race, five furlongs: Nannie Hodge
won. Major Petham second. Touchstone
third. Time: l.wv
Second race, steeplechase, short course:
Indian II won, Moranda second. Handvlce
third. Time: 2:67.
Third race, five and a half furlongs, com
petition stakes: Proceeds won. Elwood sec
ond. Father Talent third. Time: 1:10.
Fourth race, aix furlongs: Sardine won.
The Forum second, Murexa third. Time:
1:17.
Fltth race, one mile and an eighth: Serge
won. ursina second, f onsoiuca tmrd. lime:
l:WtH. -
Sixth race, seven furlongs: Gallant won.
Cornwall second, O'Hagen third. Time:
1:32.
ST. LOria, July 30 -Results:
First race, five furlongs: Pretension won,
Foxy Grandpa second, Leach third. Time:
1:07.
Second race, one mile and twenty yards:
Lord Neville won, Aylt'S second, Eliza Dil
lon third. Time: 1:60H.
Third race, six furlongs: Alflo won, Ancke
second. Uolly Gray third, lime: l:lH
Fourth race, six furlongs. Missouri stakes.
selling: Mildred L won. Wreath of Ivy sec
ond. Orient third. Time:
Fifth rsce, one mile and seventy yards:
Orris won. Light Opera second, Taby Tosa
third. Time. i:di.
Sixth race, one mile and a nuarter: ram
plona won. Irving Mayor second. Baronet
third. Time: 2llhk.
EVENT'S ON TROTTING TRACKS
Lea Dillon's Race wltk Time Is Poet-
poaed oa Account of the
Wlad.
CLEVELAND. O.. July 30 -Much to the
disappointment of a large crowd, there was
too much wind today for Lou Dillon to
attempt to break her record of 2:0314 and
the a lal was postponed until rlday
Hanuzooks were run much more boldly
than on the previous days.
it was announced today mat jonn a.
McKelron. ZiOd1. will start against his rec
ord at the Brighton Beach meeting. There
is also a chance that Lou union will ao
against time at the same meetings. Re
sults:
2:11 nace. nurse 11.000:
Miss Wlllamont. b. m., by Bostlck'a
Almont. Jr. (Miller) 3 1
Pauline J., br. m. (Snow).. 1 2
Joclisco, g. g. (McConnell) 2 3
Polar Wilkes, b. g. (Curl 4 4
Time: 2:07V.. 2:07H. 2:09W-
2:19 trot, purse S2, COO:
Jay McGregg. b. h., by Jay Hawker
(Hudson) 1
Grav Gem. r. . (McDonald) 3
I
E. Smith, rf. 1
Orler. aa I
Mclntm. lb. 1
Martin, tb... I
Teaser, e.... 1
Williams, p.. 1
Totals
Burkett, If... 114
Mama, rf.... 4 4 1
Fiiel. Ib I 1 I
Andcraoa, lb 4 4 15
Wallace, aa.. 1 4 1
Hemphill, cf. 4 1 t
Kahoa.
Hill. Ib.
Sudbog,
14 4
4 11
4 4 1
Barrett, cf.. 4
4 Luth. If 4
lK'raford, rf. 4
4-Carr, lb 4
Me A rater, as 4
Buelow,
4 Teaser, 9b..
4lmltb, lb...
l.DenoTaa. p.
1 I
4 I
4 1
1 11
1 I 17 17
Tetala .
0 0 0 1
0 0 0 0
. I 4 17 II I
0 0 0 0-1
0 0 0 0-0
V
PC
Springs ft) SI i9 .438
uikee 77 . 47 SO .410
St. Joseph 77 ' 39 38 .W
Kansas City 79 40 30 .604
Denver 79 37 42 .43
Peoria W 37 43 .4M
Dos Molnas to 34 44 .450
Omaha 79 31 43 .3S2
Games today: Omaha at Peoria; Denver
at Kansas CltV; Colorado Springs at Bt.
Joseph; Des Molnas at Milwaukee.
GAMES IN' NATIONAL LEAGUE
Hitting; aad Errors Eaable Pirates to
Roma Hosao la St. Loals
' C'oatost.
ST. LOriSt, July SO.-Currle's Ineffective
ness, coupled with four errors on the part
cf St. Louis and some timely hitting by
I'lttHburg, gave . the . latter team today's
game by 10 to 4 Home runs by Farrell
snd Leach were the batting features. A
running catch by Donovan was the fielding
feature. Attendance, 2,300. Score:
PITTBBl'KO. 1 ST. LOUIS.
K.H.O.A K I R.H.O.A.B.
nraumont ' ct I '4 4 0 Terrell, lb. . . 1 114 1
1 I I onnrea, IT. 4 I I a
4 114 Smoot. cf.... 4 4 4 4 4
0 14 4 Hram. as. 4 4 4 7 4
14 0 1 karelar. If... 1 1 I 4 4
114 4 Parka, lb ... 1 I 4 I I
114 1 Harkett. lb.. I 1 II 4 4
4 4 1 4 J. O Nell. a. 4 4 t 4 1
Ueier. p....l . 1 OCurrla. p.... 4 4 14 1
- 1 Lfeiuuni .... a v a s a
Tola la ...IS SWIll ,
I Totala ... 4 14 17 14 4
Batted for Currle In ninth.
Pittsburg O210O040 S-10
bt Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 04
Karned runs: St. Louis. 4; Pittsburg, i.
Twu-Iwm hits: Burke. Lleaumont. Three
tmae hits: Hackstt, Sebrlug. Kltcliey. Home
runs: Lea c In Ftarrell. Sacrifice hit:
Hitchcy. Stolajn bauMi Beaumont. First
base on balls: Off Currle. . Struck out:
Hy Currle. 6; by Leever, 3. I -eft on baaes:
Bt Iouls. ; Pittsburg, 7. Time: l;6i. Lm
Hre: O Day. 4. - .. .
K-I.rlni, rf... 1
a(ner. aa. . 1
Brauafia. IS I
Lea. h. lb. ... I
Hitrher. Ih., 4
krucaar, U. 1
Smith, a 4
T0UI4
St. Louis
Detroit ..
Sacrifice hits: Yeager, Hemphill. Stolen
base: Hemphill. First base on balla: Off
Donovan, X; on HUdhofT, Z. Hit by pitcher:
By Sudhoff, 1. Left on bases: Detroit, 3;
St. Louis. 1 Struck out: By Donovan. 4:
by Sudhoff, 3. Double playa: Budhoft to
Anderson. Wallace to Frlel to Anderson
Time: 1:30. umpire: Connolly.
Phillies Twice Beat Washlaartoa.
PHILADELPHIA. July 30-PhlladelDhli
won a double-header from Washington to
day. Waddell waa knocked out of the box
In the sixth inning and McGechan took his
place, shutting the visitors out without
hit. Attendance. (,630. Score, first game:
PHILADELPHIA. I WASHINGTON.
R.H.O.A.B
4 4 14 4
114
4 4 14
4 I 1
4 I 1
4 1
4 4
. 4
4 4
4 e
4 1
! i
1
1 1
Totals ... I 7 17 15 7
Mlnneanolls 13016310 418
Toledo 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 03
Earned runs: Toledo, 2; Minneapolis, 3.
Two-base hits: Kleinow, W. Smith. Mo-
Intyre. Home runs: W. Bmlth, Yeager,
Williams, Martlri. Sacrifice hits: Owuns,
Sullivan. Williams. Struck out: By Kuhns.
1; by George, 1; by Williams, 2. First base
on balls: Off Kuhns, 4; oft George. 1; off
Williams. 4. Double play: Mclntyre to
Martin to Spocner. Left on bases: Toledo.
7; Minneapolis, 8. Wild pitches: By George
(2). Hit by pitcher: laiiy. Time: 1.1 J.
Umpire: Cunningham.
Standing" of the Ttamau
Played. Won. Lost.
r.. 1. g. (Montler).
b. m. (Miller)...
Lady Patchie, b. m. (Eckar)..
McAdama, Jr.,
Katrlnka u.,
Nicollette. b. m. (Fisherl-.
Judge Green, b. g. (Walker)....
. 2
.. 4
.. 6
7 7
. 1 1
! 2
Sdis
dls
6
1
3
2
4dls
Plrkertns.
Sbreck. tb... 1
u. irnea. as. 1
Seybold, rf... I
Hoffaaaa, If.. I
Murphy, lb.. 1
M. frees, aa. 4
petera. a.... 1
Plana, p 1
K.H.O.A.
ef I 1 I 4
SMsraa. aa..
Kra. at...
Clarke, lb.
Helbach. If.
Lee. rt
coujhlln, Ib.
Totala ...II 11 17 11 1
Mcl'or'k. tb. I
Klttredse. a. 4
Dunkle, p.... 4
rewnaend, p. 4
. Totals ... 1 T 14 11 I
Philadelphia 00641001 13
Washington 000000010-1
Earned runs: Wsshinrton. 1; Philadel
phia, b. Twe-tase hits: Ryan, Murphy, M.
Cross. Sacrifice hit: Murphy. Stolen
oases: tionman. ficgenng. uouble play:
Towneend to Moran to Clarke. LeA on
baaea: Washington, 7: Philadelphia, 9. First
base on balls: Off Dunkle, X; off Town-
send, b. on flank, z. Hit by pitched ball
Plank. Clarke. Struck out: By Townsend.
2: by Plank. 4. Passed ball: Powers. Time:
1 . umpire, tiassett.
Score, second game:
PHILADELPHIA. I WASHINOTON.
K.H.O.A a,.1 R.H.O.A.B.
Claclaaatl Aaalallatea Mlerakoa.
CINCINNATI. July SO ClnclnnaU eaally
took today's game from Chicago by la to 0.
Cincinnati's terrific batting and the errors
cf the Chicago players made the game un
interesting, ltrrsen had a finger spilt on
his right hand In the first Inning by a
foul oft Chance's bat, which will keep him
out of the game for some time. Evers
j put out of the game and ordered oft
the grounda for back talk to Umpire Moran.
Attendance l.J0, Score:
t'LNCINNATL I CHICAGO.
R. HO Alf R HO AB
N.nlm. It.. . I 114 4Slala. If.... 4 14 4 1
..ujour, cf. t 1 I S.Wiiiuaaa. la. 4 0 3 1 1
l'en. rt ... 1 114 I'kuic lb... 4 1114
4t la 1 1 s s frj.tDM e a a 1 Z a
t"4t. b. I 1 I I t,"era. Ib ... 4 4 111
"'r. lb.... 14 18 STajl. lb... 0 t I
"raa. sa. 1 I s 1 1 lunew, rt.,
f"M, a.... 4 4 4 ,1 S e-llas. a...
t". 4 1 7 3 4 Tinker, aa.
re. p 1 1 0 I 4Waw, p.
liRauk ....
ila ...11 14 17 s 1)
Teuia ... 0 I H It S
xBttsd for Weimer In tvlnth.
tnn'-innatl r 1 3 0 3 4 -U
thwjto i.,. i.O OOSSSOOO-O
Kk'hed runs: Cincinnati S. Itt on bases:
(!4'tnatl . Chicago a. Two-base hits:
V . lKln. Cur. .. ran, SteinfeldC Pelts.
f '"ee baae hits: Chance, heckley. Sacri-
f bits; Peas. Double play: Tinker to
I "i' . tlrat on balls: Oft Poole 3. off
V-'.ar 8. Etruck c-Jtr By p!e J. by
r.iner a fassea oali: ruling vna pitch:
v aimer. Time: 2.C0. V'mpLre: Moran.
Kala Steas Brklya Gaane.
CfiOOKLTN, July 1. ssvers tbundcr-
Ptrkerlnf. cf I 1
Skrece. a.... 4 1
L Croea. lb. I 1
Serol4, rt.. 1 1
Hoffman, If.. 1 1
Murphr. Ik.. I 1
M. rraaa. as. 1 1
Powera, lb... 1 1
Waddell. p... 1 1
ateoeebaa, p 4 s
4 Noras, as,... I
4 Ryan, ef .. ..r I
Claria, lb... I
4 Selbach. It... 1
4 Lea, rt 4
4 Couehllo, lb. 1
4 Mrt'ork. tb. 1
4 Prill, a 4
4 Orth. p 4
kiuredse. c. 4
4 I
I II
Totals ... I t 17 14 4 Totala ... I 4 24 14
Philadelphia 00300014 2-
Waahlngton 111002000-
Earned runa: Washington, 4; Philadel
phia, a. rwo-Dase nita; Mccormick t:')
Lriii, Liarae, aiurony. inree-base hit
Selbach, Mccormick. M. Cross. Sacrlrtce
hit: Clarke. Double plays: Lee to Clarke.
M. Cross to Bcheck to Murphy. Left on
oases: esnuigion, 3; ffilladelphla. 4.
f irst nase on pans: urr orth, i; oft Wad
aen, 1. lime: 1:4a. umpire: Haasett,
Steading ( the Teaaas.
Played. W on. Loaf. P r
Boston 8b (i 30 .647
Philadelphia 8S K 34
Cleveland 83 44 iS f,)
Ietrolt so 41 ss .613
New York 79 39 40 . 4-4
Chicago M 37 44 . 4fi7
St. Iuls bo 35 46 C.S
Waahlngton 4 27 67 . 3:1
Oames todsy: St. Louis at Detroit: Bos
ton at waahlngton; Philadelphia at Ne
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
St. PanTa Matk-lnnlng Battlna Rally
Deeldea Ike Coatoet wltk
Oalaaakaa.
COLTMBl'S. July SO. -St Paul won from
Columbus today by a batting rally n the
ninth Inning. Shannon's hitting and field
ing was a feature. Hugglna and Jackson
were nut out of the game In the fifth in.
nlng for disputing a decision of the um
pire Attendance, 1,7a. Bcore:
ST. PAl'L. COLL' M BI S
R H O A S. R H O A B
fMter Ib I I 1 4 Merneaer. If. I 4 I 4
a i.iu.fnaa. as. 1
Saaaaa. cf. 1
Jerkaca, rf.. 4
run. rt ... 4
Soeler. aa. 1
rleaaiaa. Ib. I
Pvrfuawa, Ik. 4
r'loaruar. If- 4
k er. lb Ik 1
SuUltas, ... I 8 3
Aradt.
I Ha aver, tb.
4 EAnafi. tf . .
a Metier. Ik .
4 S aaar. Ib.
hi. t.
t rwreer, p...
llxvaar, p...
I I
4 I
I 8
1 11
P.C
St. Paul M 67 81 .648
Milwaukee S4 63 31 .31
IndiansDolia 87 47 40 . 641
Louisville 87 44 43 . 506
Kansaa City 80 39 41 .48
Minneapolis 88 37 61 .t.'O
Columbus 87 84 63 .SSI
Toledo 84 33 63 .384
Games today: Kansas City at Louisville;
Milwaukee at Indianapolis; St. Paul at To
ledo; Minneapolis at Columbus.
Attaatle New Team a Wlaaer.
ATLANTIC. la.. July 30. (Special Tele
gram.) Atlantlo won Its second straight
from Red Oak with ease here today. The
local team was msde up with eight of the
new men who are here trying out tor
places, and they did some fine work. Both
sides had a few costly errors, the visitors
making their only run on errors, while
two of Atlantic s tnree were mane in ins
same manner. Score, 3 to 1. Hits: At
lantic, 4; Bed Oak. 3. Batteries: Atlantic,
Fulmer and McDonough; Red Oak. Poison
and Franklin. Struck out: By Fulmer.
6: by .Poison. 16. Errors: Atlantic, 6; Red
Oak, V. Attendance. 160. creston plays
hero tomorrow and Saturday.
1
Close Game at Hastlasja.
HASTING8, Neb., July 30 8pedal Tel
egram.) The game between Sutton and
Hastings this afternoon resulted In a score
of 8 to 7 In favor of the home team. Score:
Hastings 0 010110 3 3-S
Sutton 0 0 0 0 8 0 3 1 2-7
Batteries: Hsstlngs, Ahltne and Msce;
Sutton, Jones snd Stewart. Two-base hits:
Johnson, Ollphant, Bnauieioerger, Amine.
Errors: Hastings, 8; Sutton, 8. Stolen
bases: Haatings, 6; Button, 3. Struck out:
Bv Ahllne. 12: by Jones. 7. uoudis piay:
Bliafer to Morse. Umpire: Moore.
Games la Three-I Uagas,
At Rockford Rockford. 4; Dubuque, 3.
At Bloomtngton (two games) Blooming-
ton, 16-4: Sprlngneid, 4-a.
At UaveDPort uavenpon, a; t-eaar
Rapid's, 3. . . .
At Decatur it oca isiano, iwcatur, 1,
Webster City Wins with Ease.
WEEPING WATER. Neb., July 30. (Spe
cial Telegram.) Webster City won a pretty
game from Green's team this sfternoon.
12 to Z. Tile locaia nil nuru, woue urrrn
for the home team let tne visitors aown
with two hits.
Armonrs Win Ost,
The Armours yesterday afternoon de
feated the Vosaceks at South Omaha by a
acore of 7 to 1, the Armours playing all
around their opponenta.
Garden Wlsi Dnle-Heeder.
rsORDON. Neb.. July to (Special ) Oor-
don played two gamaa of baae ball ft Rapid
City toouy. winning uum ga.mr.
Dokertys Wla at Kaksst.
NAHANT. Mass.. July 30 Wrenn won
sgainst Mahoney. (-3. 7-6. At the Invita
tion tennis tournament on me nanant
club's grounds todsy H. L. Doherty de
feated G. L- wrenn. s-i. -i. in ine aotinies
ih. Iiohertv brothers played a fast exhibi
tion with Gorman and Horton, winning i-3.
6-0.
Big Crew See fireaaea.
filOLX CITY. Ia.. July SO (Special Tele
gram) Over .1ju people witnessed today's
races at tne state nremen s tournament
Kir.nx Citv aanin won first place In the paid
department free-for-all race. Following
are the aummartee:
Hu.k and ladder race: Marion won. west
Lb ty aecond. Time: t:46.
rirsl srate nose race: lowa 1 ltr won.
Onawa second, 'lime:
Paid departmenta. free-for-all: Ploux City
No I Won. lrn Moines secona, iavenport
third Time: 1
Hub and hub race, for teams making
Tim 5:1144.
Free-for-all pace,purse31.6l0:
Dan R.. ch. g., by.Tasco (Jolly)........
Knox's Gelatine King (formerly Ana
conda). b. g. (Curry ).....
Coney, blk. g. (Davis)
Time: 2:06. 2:05.
2:10 trot, purse $1,5C: -
The Roman, b. g., by McKenny (Do-
ble)
Dan T.. b. g. (Geers).....
Dan Wllkea. ch. g. (McLaughlin)
A. J. D.. b. g. (Davis)
Silver Sign. o. h. (Colburn)
Time: 2:10. J:ll4. -trot,
purse 81.000: -Roblnxolla,
b. m., by Robin (Saun-
ders)
Monroe, b. g. (Wslker) 2
Lucy Lee, br. m. (Hudson) 6
Parthla. b. m. (B. Shank) 4
Dark Secret, b. m. (Davis)
Maud Carlisle, b. m. (Murphy).
Ti.. e.1l. 11nV. ?:12Vi.
nnsTON. July 30-Carl Wilkes today
k.w. h. tineiia rnmnetltlon Daclng rec
ord of 2:09H, made by Connor in 10, and
equaled the exnimuon mam uhkh t-vti"
1 shed by Aiascoi in 11. '2: ' , .
o.rx. minr nurne t&OO (concluded)
Carl Wilkes won. Terrell 8. second, Louise
G. third. Best time: i:i
1:10 elsss. pace, purse lofiO: John T. wan,
Ned Wilkes second, Phebon W. third. Be
"" -m- . ... ei noA. i.inh
2:1 class. Trolling, pur ei.w.,
Wick won. Midnight secona. Aiary v. miru
Bri IVlli t.in, nurse 1M0 (unfinished)
The heat winners were King. M Drake
and stratnneiie. wi, ' 'J- ,',
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Tb Band tm thm Smokmrm fVvrectfeea,
St. Joseph, where they will remain for a
couple of days in sn attempt to secure a go
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go rb Kansaa City on a similar errano.
They were unable to find any man In
Omaha to meet the Kid, much to their re
gret.
FIVE MEN LEFT IN SINGLES
One Match In Fourth Roaad of City
Championship Not Yet
Played.
Tjiat even Ine- the eltv tennis chamdlon-
shlp singles waa worked down to .five play
ers, one match In the fourth round being.
unfinished. The Hughes-scrinner maien
was the most Interesting and closely con
tested of the evening's play, both sets being
deuce sets. BrllHant rallies were frequent
throughout the match. The steadiness sna
net play of Hughes was eteellent. while
Bcrlbner made fine passes down, the side
lines. Scrlbner took the net- at critical
times, which accounts for his winning by a
final score of 7-6. 8-6.
The preliminary round In the consolation
Ine-lea waa nlnvfd off during the evening
and the drawings were held for the doubles.
The unfinished matcn in tne "iourin rounu
cf the championship singles will be played
at S o'clock tonight and the seml-flnsls st I
o'clock. The preliminary round In the
doubles will begin at 6:30 o'clock tonight.
In the third round in tne singles cnam-
Pionship- . a . . a a
hi. Konn Deal Brown. -e. w-e.
Hsfikell beat Collett, 6-3, 6-3. ,
In the fourth round 1
Caldwell beat Kohn, 6-4. 6-0.
Young beat Pollard. 6-2. -.,.
Bcrlbner beat Hughes. 7-6. t-i. I
In the preliminary round In the consola
tion singles .......
McWhorter neat irwm oy ueinun.
Van Camp beat Chambers. 7-5, 4-, 6-1.
M. Kohn beat Dufrene. 4-4, 6-4. 6-1.
Burr best Hoel by defaalt.
In the doubles championship the drawing
was as follows:
Field and Haney. bye.
Tebblns and Ollmore. bye.
Hughes and Schneider, nye.
Armstrong and Baker, bye.
Scribner and Pollard, bye.
Brown and Rogers play Collett and Van
CHaskell ..and A. N. Other play Burr
brothers. ' . . .
Pslmer and oonerty piay Mcuonneu ana
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Major
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va foregone conclusion
rlmar winning In two straight
Time: 2:144.
MORGAN WlNSTW0 FALLS
Throws Boy Terry of Aobnra Twlca
la "accession After Sonae
Work.
t rnean tha local lightweight
wrestler, won the two first falls from Roy
Terry of Auburn at Crelghton hall lat
night, aitnougn not wunuui
the first round Terry waa strong and active
and It took Morgan twelve minutes and
thirtv-Blx seconds to throw him. but the
second waa won after a little more than
minute had eiapsea. ...
Thn waa a crood crowd In attendance
and the evening heeron with a welterweight
match between McCarthy and Barnett.
which Barnett won after seven minutes and
thirty-five aeconda. men morgan cmu m
v... nrnor fniinweit a minute later by
Terry with' his locsl trainer. Baslny. Mor
gan lOOkeO tO DO nve puunua uaniw iih
Terry, who waa aa tall and heavier boned.
Terry looked rugged and hla muscles rip
pled under the skin, while Morgan was
thinner and haggard -looking. From the
beginning Terry let Morgan work with him
and broke Nelsons. hsIf-Nelsons snd every
conceivable hold that Morgan secured. He
seemed to have things his own wsy, bis
superior strength teillnar. but eventually
Morgan secured a half-Nelson snd armlock
on Terry and alowlv forced him over for
the firet down. Time 12:3s.
In the second go they started at each
other Immediately and mixed up for a
minute. Everybody be'leved that Terry
had thlnra bis own wsy sfter his showing
before the first fall, hot Morgan secured
a shotpourh on him snd threm him In an
Instsnt and won the match. Time. 1:14.
Between the first and second falls I-ang-don
and Vesacek. both heavyweights,
wrestled for fifteen minutes without a fall.
Both men were strong and active, but did
not do much wrestling, working for holds
most of the tme
During the everting Terry Issued a chal
lenge to Clavburn. a local wrestler who
haa leen d-elrous of a mstch. but nothing
was done with It. T'TV la also trying to
secure a match with Ksst. who Is In Rutte
at present. "Kid Herman" refereed the
lesser s'rhes and Peter Loch the main
event of the evening.
CRESCEUS COMING TO OMAHA
Caaaaploa Trotter Dae aa Oeteber 15,
After MaklB Eahlaltlea
Taar.
TOLEDO. Julv V Georee H Ketrham .
owner of Cresceus. t ftV the world's cham
pion trot'er will send his horse to Cleve
land next Saturday to ro Into training.
preDaratorv to an exhibition' tone, which
will end st Omaha on October IS. After
that Mr. Ketcham may take his horse to
Honolulu.
t-1.i
Hopkins sand Austin play Haskell and
Towle.
Chase and H. Kohn play Dumont and
Brown.
Kno and Chambers, bye.
Imere and Webster, bye.
Dufrene and Neville, bye.
Velty and Kuhn. bye.
Siefken and Sleepark, by.
Battln and Hill, bye.
CHALLENGES F0R CHAMPIONS
Weatera Tennis Leaders May Have
to Meet Chicago Tourney
Winners.
CHICAGO. July .-Arthur Snow and
Arthur Waidner. both local men. will com
pete for the honors of challenging the
western tennis champion, Ivrelgh Collins.
Miss Carrie B. Neely of Chlcsgo will play
Miss Winona Closterman of Cincinnati for
the right to challenge the western i cham
pion. Miss Mvrtle McAteer of Pittsburg.
This Is the situation In the western tennis
tournament at Kenwood aa a result of to
day's play. ...
The first and second round In men s
doubles and part of the first round In
women's doubles were played today. Be-
' Seml-flnsls. mm', slngl-' . H '?n'
beat R. H. Hunt, -J. -l; A. C. Sno beat
N. Emerson. -4. J-6. - '
First round, men's doubles: Emerton ami
Hunt beat Patterson ,ind McMastps. l-,
6-2. 6-4 6-S: Btgham and Prostor beat Ryer
f..r1v 2-4 a t 6-0. 6-4. 6-3.
Second round. men s doubles: T. Emer
son and Hunt beat Blske and Winston 4-1.
6-1 6-4: Collins snd Wsldner beat Pslmer
brothers. 6-1, 6-2, 6-0: N. Emerson and Dlehl
beat Belden and Burton, 6-1. t-7. 6-4.
Semi-finals, women s singles: Miss Neely
beat Miss Pond. 6-4. ll-: Miss Closterman
beat Miss Hedley. 6-S. 6-0.
First round, women s doubles: miss far
ker and Miss Pond beat Mrs. Burgess and
Miss Haael Hedley. 6-2. 6-4.
WALTER EAGAN BEATS PHELPS
Rnvlaoaks Can How Lies Betvreea
Ezmoor Maa aad Bfoady Of
Riverside.
CHICAiJO. July So Close matches were
In order today in the golf tournament at
Onwantsla for ths Ravinoak cup. Itn
the completion of the fifth and semi-final
round. Walter Kgnn of Exmoor and Roa
well F Mundy of Riverside are left to fight
It out tomorrow. Mason Phelps, who put
Chandler Egan out of thy gameon
Wednesday, was defeated today by Wal
ter Egan at the nineteenth hole.
Play In the second snd third flights also
reached the finals. For the Solace cup,
C H. Zimmerman, the New Haven veteran,
will bei up asainat Oeorse Clergman of
Horn ewood, and for the Tyro cup.- L. H.
Conklln of Princeton unlvernity will meet
Douglas Cadwalader of Springfield. III.
Today's results, fifth round, Ravlnoaks
cup: Mason E. Phelpa. Midlothian, de
feated Sam T. Chase. Onwentsla. 6 up to
nlav. Walter Egn. Exmoor. defeated W.
I. Howland. Jr.. Skokie. 1 un to play. Ned
Pummln". Exmoor. defeated Bl!r t.eme,
Onwentsla. 1 un 1 holesi. Roswell F.
Mundy, Riverside, defeated William Wal
ler. OnwentHla, 1 up 1 to plsv.
Be l-finals: Walter E. Egan defeated
M. R. Phelos 1 un 1 hole!. R T. Mundy
defeated Ned Cummins, 1 up.
Ke spanrr to Bo gold at Aaetlea.
NEW TORK. July SO Announcement la
made that the New Tork Dally Jjtwi plant
snd good will will be sold at auction In
this citv on Aueut 21 The Dllv News
has been published by the New Tork New.
Publishing company, of which Frank A.
Munsey is the principal stockholder.
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PITTSPT-Ra Julv SI vshash efflclsls
say a nart of tunnel No. t-t at Oold Elation,
near Bteubenvllle. O., caved In today, but
no one waa Injured. Such falls are fre
quent and will cause no daisy.
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