TI1E OMAITA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, . SEPTEMBER P. 1903.
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7
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HOME TEAM BREAKS EVEN
Cm Moist Takei the Tint One bj Eatting
Bally in Tenth.
tNSATlONAL FINISH IN THE SECOND
Pitcher Miller Win Hli Om Game la
the Mnth by m Three-
Bagger, Meorlag Tut
Mea.
vkT'es Mi
jlnble-h
sUlnd of
.HTes Moines and Omaha broke even on a,
header yesterday. They were the
games which give the fana heart
failure. Both were marked by heavy hit
tine and some the sharpest and alao
, aome of the raggedest fielding that has
bean aeen on the Omaha, ground thla era
on. In the first game a mult of a hot
liner, followed by a wild throw to flrat by
Thomas, ultimately netted Dea Molnea two
runs, which proved the undoing of
Omaha'a hopea. Theae two runa left the
core a tie In the ninth and In the tenth
the vlsttore proceeded to ahow what they
could do, and It waa plenty three runa and
the game. After thla unfortunate bungle
Jack Thornton railed the hopis of the fana
In the next Inning by lifting the ball over
the fence for a home run, driving In one
ahead of him. Thla only tied the acore
and there waa nothing more doing for
Omaha, but the vlaltora were more than
buay In their half of the tenth.
The second game waa even more exciting
than the flrat. There were more examplea
of poor ball playing and alao more of the
gilt-edged kind. One of theae waa a pickup
by Crelghton of what looked like a two
bagger and another waa a running catch
' by Clarke of Dea Molnea. O'Leary for the
vlaltora alao brought down the grand atand
by a couple of fine stops. On the other
hand Dusty Miller muffed two files. It la
generally conceded that when a high bait
goea Into Dusty's garden the trouble la
ended, but thla waa Ma off day. It la but
falr-to aay, however, that he la In no con'
dltion, phyaloally, to play. Bhugart alao
contributed two mlscuee to the advantage
f the vlaltora.
Umpire McCarthy waa alao a feature of
the game. Posalbly he pleaaed himself, but
It la a cinch that no one elae among either
player or apectatora waa pleaaed with hla
work.
Omaha'a half of the ninth In t"he aecond
game waa where the flreworka came In.
Dea Molnea waa two to the good. Welch
waa the flrat man up and he lined out a
(clean single. The bleachera aaw eoma
hope. Bhugart followed with a little one
which forced Welch at aecond, but Bhu
gart waa an fa at flrat, Bobby Carter waa
called from the bench to bat if or Oondlng
and he brought hla good eye along with
him and. walked in consequence. Crelghton
came up and cracked out a aingle on which
Bhugart came home. It waa up to Pitcher
Miller to do something and he did It. Two
more runa were necessary to win the game
and a two-bagger would do the business,
and he delivered the goods the third hit
he had made In the game. There waa some-
thing doing Just at thla time. Neither the
VDieacnera nor the grandstand oollapaed,
but the air waa certainly full of noise, and
then the crowd went home. The score;
, DE8 MOINES.
AB.
Clarke, cf I
O'Deary, aa...v.... 4
Towne, lb....k. 5
Qulnn, 2b I
Marshall, rf., ( .
Kohl, o 4
Durkee, 8b t
Curtlss, If.............. 4 .
Miller, p 4 4
IB. PO. A. S3.
3 0
A
i.i
Totala
v.St I 10 SO 15
OMAHA.
. , AB. R. IB. PO. A. E
a, cf. 4 , 0 . 1 .0
', If. ............... 4 . .l. 2 0
lton. lb I . . i . 2 12 0
o. rt 1.12 0 0 (
Genlns, cf
Miller, 11.
Thornton.
We ch.
Bhugart. 2b 4 0 I 4 1
Thomas. sS C 9 1 6 1
Oondlng. o 4 0
Crelghton. Ib.j... 4 t 0
Sanders, p.. I . 0
Totala 85
10 80 15
Runa by Innlnga: '
Dea Molnea 2 0 0 1 0 0
Omaha I 0 I 0 i 0
0 0
0 0
Two-baaa hits: Bandera. Welch. Thrse
base hits: Miller, Thornton, Clarke, Towne
Fohl. Home runa: Thornton. Marshall.
Double playa: Bhugart to Thornton to
Thomas; O'Leary to Wulnn to Towne. Oto
Jen baaee: Bhugart (3), Welch, Durkee (2)
Fohl. Btruck out: By Bandera. 4: by Mil
ler, 5. Bases on balls: Off Bandera, t; oft
Miller, 2, Earned runs: Des Moines, 2.
Hit by pitched ball: By Banders, 1: by
Millar, 2. Time: i:oti. umpire: Mccariny.
Score, aecond game: '
OMAHA.
AB. R
ib. pa
E
Genlna, cf I
Miller If...: 5
I 2
1
1
Thornton, ID 4
12
Welch, rf... .. f
t . Bhugart, 2b I
A Vlhomaa, aa 4
1 Oondlng, O
.. 4
l.'t
relahton. 2b....
5
5
....
Miller, p
X Carter
0
Totala
......43 t 14 27 18
' x Carter batted for Oondlng In ninth In
ning. DES MOINES.
AB. R. in. PO. A. E.
Clarke, cf...
O'Leary, aa..
Towne, lb...
Qulnn, 2b....
Marshall, rf.
Fohl, o
Durkee, Ib...
Curtlss, If...
j
4
1
111!
in
v.-;..'
.... 4 0
.... 4 0
Cuahman, p.
Totala I II xX 1
x Two out when winning run waa made.
- Runs by lnmnga:
Omaha ....0 1 1 I 0 1 0 8-4
Des Molnea 1 0 1048142 8
Two-base hits: Oenlna, Thornton,
Thomas, Miller, Towne. Three-base hlta:
Miller. Home run: Fohl. Basa on balls:
Off Cushman. 8; off Miller, 2. Btruck out:
By Cushman, 8: by- Miller, 2. Wild pitch:
Cuahman. Earned runs: Omaha, 4: Dea
Molnea, 2. Time: 1:45. Umpire: McCarthy,
t. Joseph Takes Twa.
KANSAS CITT. Bept T. St. Joseph won
two gamm from Kanaaa City today by
timely hltttng, aaalsted by Kansas Clty'a
numerous error. Attendance, 1,0X1. Score,
flrat game: jt.ft E
Rt. Joaenh ....1 0 0 4 1 0 1 0 2-10 13 4
Kanaaa City . .0 01001044 754
Batteries: Kansaa City, Hess and Mea
lt; fit. Joseph, Qlade and McConneiL
Score, aecond garnet
Pt. Joseph .....0 1 M 1 I I I 1-4 10 0
Kanaaa City1.. .2 1 M M 1 t M I I
Batteries: Kanaaa City, Nichols and Mea-
It; BL Joseph, Howie and MoUonnelU
Take a Gases Apiece.
COLORADO BPRIN08.. Sept. 7. Colorado
Springs and Denver broke even today in
two miserably played games in which heavy
hitting and poor Raiding played an Import
ant i .art. Newmryer was butted out of the
box In the flrat game, but Pounds stood hla
guna In tha first inning of the aecond game
when the locals nuule eleven runa. The
second fame waa called at the end of the
first halt of the seventh on account of
darkness.
ht..,rA Aral erame: R.H.Xi.
Denver 0 0 1 0 t t 4 I 0-17 10 1
Colo. Springs. I 1 M 0 M i 4-1 II
Batter tea: Denver. Byler and 8c hi el
-r
ICkof4dl&ottU41
Brww4 fxora feohsaxiUn Hott.
Order fraaa
B. Mar Oa am sway
IT"
I
s
Colorado Springs, Newmeyer, McNeely and
Score, aecond game: R.H.E.
enver 1 8 0 0 4 7 0-13 1H
Colorado Springs. ..11 103 -17 1
Batteries: Denver. Potinda and Baerwald;
Colorado Springs, Vllleman and Doran.
Pearl Wlaa Hoik.
PEORIA. Sept. 7.-Peor1a hit the ball at
Opportune times today and won both gatnna
from Milwaukee. 1 he aecond cinw waa
called at the end of the eighth Inning (!t
account of darkness. Attendance, 6,rio.
Score, flrat game: RU E.
Peoria 0 I! 1 1 I I 1 M 11 I
Milwaukee ,... I I 0 1 H 0 M Id I
Batteries: Peoria. Hart and Wilson; Mil
waukee, Kenna and Lucia.
Bet) re, aecond game: II. H E.
Peoria 1 0 1 0 0 I 0 2-7 11 1
Milwaukee 2 0 1 1 0 0 04 5 3
Butteries: Peoria. Friend and Keaalor;
Milwaukee, Vollendorf and Lucia.
Stealing of the Teams.
Milwaukee
115
lis
118
115
US
m
11
120
73 42 .035
73 44 .614
2 M .5:5
6S r.7 .6"4
54 54 . 458
51 M .440
50 US .424
60 70 .417
Colorado Springs.
Kansas city
St. Joseph
tenver
Peoria
Omaha
Des Molnea
Games tod a
lav:
Des Moines at Omaha,
Denver at Colorado Springs, St. Joseph at
nansae l;iiy, Milwaukee at i-eona.
Kaae Ooea to American Leagae.
KANSAS CITT. SeDt. 7-Harry Kane.
the crack Ditcher of the Missouri Valley
league, haa been aold to the Detroit Ameri
can league team. He will Join the Detroit
club at Cleveland thla week.
Dodge Wlaa, Ball Oease.
BFEMER, Neb.. Sept. T. (Special.) A
fame of ball waa played here between
leemer and Dodge, In which Dodge came
out victorious. Score, 11 to I. Umpire, Sam
Harrison.
EVENTS ON JRUNPiING TRACK
McChesner, Frlda of fke West, Wlas
Wlsi Twin City Handicap at
Bheepshead Bay.
NEW TORK. Sent. T E. E. Rmather.V
McChesney, the pride of the west, won
the Twin City Handicap at Bheepshead
ay loaay.
The demonstration accorded McChesney
aa he flashed under the wire waa probably
tne heartiest that haa ever greeted a win
ner on the eastern turf. The cheering be
gan before McChesney had finished and
continued until Fuller eased up hla mount
on the paddock turn.
The Coney Island Jockey club today an
nounced that it would add 85.0W to the
Omnium Handicap to be run Wednesday,
September 9, MoCheaney and Watcrboy to
start, each carrying 134 pounds. Reaulta:
First, steeplechase, ehort course: Ful
minate won, Foxhunter second, Wood Fig.
eon third. Time 4:12.
fierond. six fnrlones: Lenora Lonng won
Mr Worth second. Olympian third. Time
1:124.
Third, the Sapphire Stakes, five furlongs:
Luxembourg won, Hazelwood aecond,
Dimple tnird. 'l ime i:tn.
Fourth, the Twin City Handicap, mile
and a quarter: McChesney won, Hermls
eonnrt. His F.mlnenre third. Time 2:04.
Fifth, selling, five and one-half furlonga:
Ishlana won, Sunnyaide 'seoond, Tol San
hlri4 Time 1 -Ofi4.
Sixth race, mile and three-quarters: Moon
Daisy won, Clrcue second, Lord Badge
third. Time 2:07V. . .
CHICAGO. Kept. 7. J. B. Repress. Six
Shooter won the Twentieth Century Han
rfian Uarlm inHiv in a aalloo. The
handicap waa worth 17,310 to the winner
and the mile and three-sixteenths waa run
In 1:58H as against the world's record of
1:67H. mads by Solntillant in this sama
Stake laat year, riesuii"; . .
Vir-.f ml iirlnnvs: Hindus won. Jj Et
renne 'second. Walnamolnen third. Time
Second race, steeplechase, short course:
Mr. Rose won. Duke of York second, Eva
m.a tMrA Time
Third, Twentieth Century Handicap, one
iu an t hr.( t een tha : Six Shooter won.
T.lns-ulat aecond. Hargla third. Time
1 .
Fourth, four half-furlongs: Patsy Brown
won, ua seine secona, hiiuwb "e"i
TFlfth,63ona mile: McOee won. Talpa sea
ond, Warte Nicht third. Time 1:3.
o.L.i. mtu aed seventv yards:
Brush By won, Carat seoond, Lady Match-
1 . Ui-A Tim. 1-4441.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 7.-Eva O, with Shea
up. won the feature of Delmar s card to
a. h l.ahor Day handicap, at a mils
and seventy yarda. Results: .,..-,
. First race, mile and a alxtcenth: Einstein
won, Kingcourt second, El Caney third.
T eEcond ' race, six furlongs: Dottle Shuts
won, Irene Mao second, Detest third. Time:
1 "13
Third race, five and a half furlongs: Lord
Hermenee won, Ingolthrlft second, St. Noel
third. Time: 1:09V.
Fourth race, mile and seventy yards,
Labor Day handicap: Eva O won, Jordan
second, Helen Print third. Time: l:4Mi.
Fifth race, seven furlongs: Revenge Dare
won, Montana Peeress second, Una Price
third. Time: 1:29.
Blxth race, mile and three-alxteenths:
Brown Vail won, Charles Ramsey second.
The Bobby third. Time: 2:044.
Seventh race, mllee and a sixteenth: Mor
rla Volmer won, Eugenia S second, Maple
third. Time: 1:494.
BUFFALO. Sept. 1. The feature at Kenll
worth track, the Labor Day handicap for
all agea, at a mile and a sixteenth, re
sulted In a rousing race, six horses coming
down to the wire head and head. J. H.
Carr's filly. Court Maid, won. Harding got
Jammed, Jockey M. Johnson being lifted out
of the aaddle and dropped on the trak
right after the finish, lie escaped Injury.
Results: , , ,
wtrmt race alx fnrlonrs: Rapid Water
won. St. Juvenal second, -Australlna third.
Time: 1:18. ,.
Second race, one mile: Oarsman won,
Homily second, Nodo third. Time: 1:43.
Third race, SIX iunonKs; onuinn wun,
Exeentrai second, Klngsboro third. Time:
Fourth race, tne Loor wr nnnounp,
.. ..
mile end a sixteenth: court Maia won,
Autollght second. Easy Street third. Time:
1:60.
Fifth race, one mile: Lady Rsdner won,
Falrbury aecond, Lunar third. Time: 1:43V.
Dlxtn race, miie aim iiiroB-BmiKrnui..
Plr Gallant won. Outsider aecond, Dubious
third. Time: 2:06.
EVENTS ON TROTTINQ TRACK
Bad Dobla Tkrswa aad llgrhtly la-
jared at Charter Oak
Parle,
TfATtTieORn. Conn.. Sect. T. An accident.
the throwing of Bud Doble In the fifth heat
of the 2:10 trot, which resulted In the dis
tancing of The Roman, which had won two
heats, prevented the completion of the pro-
ram at the opening day's meet of the
rand Circuit meeting at Charter Oak
park today.
At the three-quarters mark In the fifth
heat Doble. behind The Roman, was forg
ing to the front when a knee-boot became
loose and dropped so aa to trip The Roman,
who staggered. Doble, seeing that an ao
cldent was unavoidable, threw himself from
the aulky. landing hard on the track. The
hnraa became filrhtened and started to
run. but waa tripped up again and turned
completely over, both escaping with super
ficial scratchea. Dr. Strong and McKlnley
fought out the heat, the latter winning by
a noae
Dan Patch will, on Friday, go against his
own record.
Summaries:
Pacing, 2:80 class., purse 83.000:
King Direct, blk h. (Gers
Dr. Madara, ch. g. (Hudson)....
Elastic pointer, h. h. (Hussey)..
Time: I:tV. I:09'4, 2:04.
Pacing. 2:14 class, purse 81,000:
Sagwa, b. g. (Berry)
Kiowa, b. g. (Bushi
Alvln R. br. g. (Noble)
Time: 1 11. I:13U. 2:16a.
..i
...i
...i
...2
Hartford Futurity, foals of 1900, two In
three, purse IT.odO:
Sadie Mc, b. f. (McDonald) 4 1
Kthel'a Pride, b. t. (Hudson) 1 2
Lord Roberts, b. h. (Titer) T 2 8
Delight, b. f. tThayer) t 4
Sportle, b. t. (Rltner) 8 4ds
I lasle A. ro. m. (Cox) v..Zds
llas Anlaw, b. m. (Moleny) 3da
Trotting, 2:10 class, purse 11,500 (unfin
ished): Dr. Strong, g. g. (Benyon)
McKlnley, b. g. (Boone) T
Caspian, b. g. (Shank) 2
George Muscovite, b. h. (Bond). .8
Nell Uwvnue. m. ra. (Kelly) 4
8 112
1 4 Ids
T Tdr
1 The Roman, b. g. (Doble) 1
Edgemood, br. g. (Malonay) S
Time: 11 11.. 2:10. 2:11V. 2:1Z. 2
2:11V. J 1?V 2:15H.
f.-Ths State fair i
LINCOLN. Sept. T.-Ths State fair races
becan today with a faat track and a-ood
attendance. Results:
1 Special IJnculn . Roadster club, free-for-all,
trotting or pacing, purse K'W: Jeaaie
M won three straight heats. Best time:
I 17. Fred H. Lady Downie and Bends
Williams also started.
CUass 2:?7. pacing, puree 8in0: Sly Coon
won In three straight hesta. Best time:
It). Rolls K. ctainandie. All Aboard,
Eparkle and Blanche also started.
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NATIONALS ALL BREAK EVEN
FurmsLet 8port for Crowd, but Make Ko
Chang in the Ettndingi.
HITTING ORDER OF DAY AT PITTSBURG
Chicago Makes a Strong Bid for Sec
ond Game la Closing laalags,
bal la taable
Beach It.
PITTSBURGH Sept. T.-The morning
game today was one of the poorest ever
played. Chicago won because Doheny waa
wild. Attendance, 4,287. Pittsburg won the
second game In the ninth Inning on Beau
mont's double followed by Clarke's single.
The game looked safe for Pittsburg until
the eighth Inning, when Jones' single and
Tinker's two-bagger, helped along by
KUng's sacrifice, tied the score. Attend
ance, 14,645. Score, morning game:
CHICAGO. I PITTBBtRO.
R.K.O.A.K. A.H.O A.V.
gltl. of...,
1111 onastimont, cf I I 0
Mc( artby. If,
110 OClrirke, It-M. 0
1 10 I larh. lb....
lit tWlfiuf, M...
Raub, lb
Jonas, rf
Tlnkr, aa...,
I PThompfton, p. 0
nuns, o
t ffPranafltlO. lb 0
I Knii.r, lb-ma t
Kvera, lb...,
Caer, lb...,
0 (i
Behrtng, rf.
Smith, e....
Dobanf, p..
Marahal, If.
Rltrhsr, lb.
Mpntrea, p..,
0
Cwrrls, p
1 0
Totals U 1 IT II I1
xPbalps ....
tot
Touts I W 17 l 4
x Batted for Thompson in ninth.
Chicago 1 4 0 0 0 0 7 1 012
Pittsburg 0 4 0 2 0 0 0 2 08
Lamed runs: Pittshurar. 2: China a-o. 8.
Two-base hits: Clarke, , Marshall, Kling.
Three-base hits: Sehrlng (2, Raub, Tinker.
Home run: Jones. Sacrifice hits: Ritcliey,
McCarthy, Kauh. Stolen base: Raub.
Double plays: Evers to Tinker to Raub:
Slagle to Tinker to Casey. First base on
balls: Oft Doheny, 4; off Thompson, 2; oft
Menefee, 1; off Currle, 1. Hit by pitched
ball: Kruger, Kling. Struck out: By
Thompson, 6; by Currle, 8. Wild pitch:
Menefee. Time: 2:00. Umpire: Johnstone.
Bcore, afternoon game:
PlTTSBl'RO. I CHICAGO.
RHOAEl R.HO.AK.
B-aumont, cf I 4 I 0 0 81. cf 1 1 1 0 0
Clarko. If.... 0 1
la.h. lb.... 1 1
Krugr, aa. .. 1
Brannflld, lb 1
Rltrhfr, Jb.. 1 1
Babrlns, rf... 1 I
0 0
1 1
1 0
0 (I
1 1
Mclarthy. If. 0 1
Raub, lb 0 0
Jonaa. rf 4 8
Tlnkar, aa.... 1 1
Kilns,
1
0 1
1 (I
1 o
Krara. 2b.... 0 I
Smith, c.
Leavar, p.,
. 0 1
. 0 0
Caary, lb.... 0
Menefoe, p... 0 0
Wlckar, p.... 1
Totala..
T 11 17 1
ToUla lOxM II 4
One out when winning run was scored.
Pittsburg s oooiooo 17
Chicago 0 10 10 112 0-4
Earned runs: Pittsburg, 6; Chicago, 2.
Two-base hits: Rltchey, Tinker t2), Evers,
rseaumont. -saennce hits: i.each. Kilns.
Double play: Evers to Raub. First base on
balls: Off Leever, 2; off Wicker, 1. Hit
by pitched ball: Kruger. Struck out: By
leever, l; ty Wicker, 3. Time: 2:00. Urn
plre: Johnstone.
Philadelphia and Boston Divide.
BOSTON, Sept. 7. Philadelphia batted
Williams at will this morning and won
sasily. Attendance 1.943.
Boston won the afternoon game by hard
ana consecutive nitting in tne eigntn in
ning. Each pitcher hod one bad Inning,
but otherwise waa effective. Cootey's bat
ting was a feature. Attendance 4,122. Score,
morning game:
PHILADELPHIA. I BOSTON,
K.H.O.A.S. R.K.O.A E.
Thomas, cf... 0 I I 0 l DiiHr, rf.... 1 0 0
Oleaann, lb..t 111 0 Tunny, lb.... 0 0 14 0 0
Wouartnn, lb 1 1 I 1 0 Oooley, rt... 1110 0
Tltua, rf 18 10 0 Mccreary, cf. 1 0 8 0 1
Barry, If 0 1 4 0 Moran, e 0 1 1 1
Douslana, lb. 1 1 Abbat'hlo, lb 0 1 0 I 1
Hulawut, as. 1 2 8 8 OCermingar, lb 1 I I I 1
Roth, e 18 11 l'Aubray, aa... 0 14 8 0
Sparks, p.... 1 O.WIUIama, p.. 0 0 4
xCaroar 0
Totals I 15 17 I II
' Totals 4 17 111 2
x Batted for Williams in ninth.
Philadelphia 0 0 2 0 1 8 2 0 0-4
Boston 1 10000020-4
Earned runs: Philadelphia, 4. Two-base
hit: Hulswltt. Stolen bases: Dexter (2),
Oremlnger, Aubrey. Sacrifice hits: Thomas,
.Barry. First taae on balls: Off Williams.
5; off Sparks. 4. Hit by Ditched ball: By
Sparks, 1. Struck out: By Williams, 2; by
Buarks, 2. Time; 1:43. Umpires: O Day and
woran..
Score, afternoon game:
FOSTON. PHILADELPHIA.
R.H.O A.B I R.H.O.A B.
Dextar, rf.... 1 1 I 0 (NThomas. rf.. 1141
Tanney, lb... 1 8
Cooley, If.... 1 I
T 0 OlQIeaaon, Ib.T 1
1 1 olwolvart'a, lb 1
4 OTHua, rt 0 I
1
1
Mccreary, cf. 0 1
Moran. e 0 0
Abbat'hol. tb 0 1
1 0
t 0 0 Barry, If 0 1
1 I Of
lie
Douglas, lb. 0 0
Hulawltt, as. t 1
t'ooln, 1 0
Duggleaby, p 1 1
Oirmlnger, lb 1 1
a u orey. as... o 1
I l c
PlttlDger, p.. 1 1
0 10
ToUla I 11x14 19 01 ToUla.
..8 14 U 1
xWolverton out; hit by batted ball.
Boston 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 4
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 08
Earned runs: Boston. 8: Phlladelnhla.
Two-base hits: Duggleeby, Gremlnger,
luuiey, xjiirry. oioien oases; cooiey, aic-
creery. irst base on balls: Oft PIttlnger,
1 tttruca: out: ny uugglesby, 1; by PIt
tlnger, 4. Time: 1:20. Umpires: O'Day and
Each Wins la Greats New York.
NEW YORK. Sent. 7 After loatna- tha
first game on their own grounds to the
New York team the Brooklyn players went
over t(t the Dolo arrounda and aiiut out Mc.
Graw's men three to nothing. Errors were
pienuiui on doiii eiiloa in the first game,
nut vsru afimM r,lr ho Hnvl. rinwatln J
Dahlen gave the visitors the winning lal.les
In the eignth Inning. Bheckard's home run
hit over the right fluid fence, waa the
Daiung feature. Attendance d.kjo.
Mcuinnlty and Schmidt were the op
oalng pitchers in the seoond game and the
ormer held the visitors to one hit In ela-ht
Innings. Bheckard's three-bagger and an
out at flrat gave Brooklyn a run In the
opening inning and three singles, a sacri
fice and an out gave them two more In ihs
ninth. Attendance 23,643. Score, morning
game:
NW YORK. I BROOKLYN,
R.H.O.A. B.I R.H.O. A.B.
Browne, rt... 1 l I e Strang, ib... I 1 1
VanHalt'B, rt 1 1 0 Hheckard, If. I 1 I 1
McCana, lb.. 4 0 11 10 Flood, cf 0 4 1 1
JSertea, If.... 1 IIS 1 Doyle, 1B....0 1 It I
babb. as 111 0 Dahlen, aa... 011
Lauder, Ib... 4 111 0 Oeaalar, rf...O 11
Gilbert, Ib... 1 114 1 Jordan, lb... Ill
Bowerman, s 8 4 1 1 Jacklltach. c. I
Breanahan,
Crania, p
Totala..
14 4Jonea, p. ...... 011
. 1 Oarln, p...,
XUODDS ....
,. 11 17 11 1
1
, "t 17 i
Totals....
xBatted for Garvin In ninth.
New York 0 10 11
1 0 2 0-4
0 0 0 04
Brooklyn t 0 0
0 2
Left on bases: Brooklyn 6, New York 2.
Two-Dase nits: jueries z, i)ett, Jordan,
Thre-baaa hit: Browne, llome run: Sheck.
ard. Sacrlrlce hits: Cronln, Dahlen. Stolen
bases: Van Hultrcn 2, Gilbert, Btrang,
Bheckard, Jordan. Double plays: Sheck-
sra to Jjoyi... uarvin to uoyie to Strang,
rirsi uae on uuiis; juuea e, on u.ir.
vin i, on tronin l. virsi nase on errors
New York 2. Brooklyn 1. Hit by pitched
ball: By Cronln 1. Struck out: By Junes 1.
by Garvin 1, by Cronln 4. Time; 2:23. Um
pire; nurm.
Score, afternoon game:
BROOKLYN. I NEW YORK
R.H.O.A g K.H.O.A.B.
Strang. v o s s vurowne. rt. .. 0 1 4
Checker. If. 1 I I 0 tiV'anHalt'a. cf 4 0 4 0
Dobbe, cf.... 040 I'MuCann. lb. 0 1 11 0
Doyle, lb 111 iMertea, If.... I
Dahlea. as... I 0 Uabb. aa 1 I
Ocealer, rf... 0 1 1 0 H Lauder, lb., 0 1 1 1
Jor.lae, Ib... 1 I 0-Dllhert. Ib... I I
kilter. . 0 I I S Ureanabas, t 1 1
Scllialdt, p... 1 1 OjltcUluaUy, M I I
Totala I 4 17 11 "3 Totala "4 17 u
Brooklyn 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 23
New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 t
Left on bases: New York 6 Brooklyn 4.
Three-base hits: Bheckard. Stolen bases:
Dahlen. Double play; Dahlen to Doyie
Flrat on errors: New York 1. Brooklyn ?
Flrat base on balls: Off McGlnnity 2, oft
Schmidt 2. Sacrifice hit: Dobhs. Hit by
pucneo onii: oy cx-njuiui 1. oiruca out
By Mcuinnlty a. ty Hchmldt 2. Parse
ball: Bresnuhan. Wild pitch: Schmidt,
Time: i:tu. umpire: iiurai
Aaether Divided Heaalt.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 7. -Cincinnati broke
even witn et. iouia toaay in the double-
header. Poole was very errective In tr
first same, but errors gave St. Lou la 1 1,.
same. Dunleavy was hit hard In the see
ond game and Cincinnati won easily,. Score,
una enlllv
T. LOPIS. I CINCINNATI.
K.H.O.A.B. I K. H.O.A.B.
rarreii. vo... m a a 1 e neuey. ir.... s 1 4 I
lJualeavy, rf. 1 Seyauiiir, cf. 1 I
Siaoot, rf.... 1 1 Dolaii. rf.... 1 1 0
Ruree, Ib 1 I Itonlla. Ib... 1 1
n, lb 14 1 Stelnfeldt, III I I I
Praia, as 4 4 Daly. Ib 1
Barclay, If... 1 r'tjrcorea, a. I I I I
O'Neill, e.... 111 Pelli. c 4
Brows, p 1 1 I Poole, p 1
Totals 8 I 11 II l' Totala i t rt Tl
at. Louis 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 2
innciniiaii 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 01
Two-bass hits: Kelley, Poole, Seymour,
i nrae-DtM mi: y arreii. Lrt on bases
Cincinnati, I; ft. Louis, 1 Double play
Brown to Brnln to Ryan: Poole to Cor
coran to Donlln; Karrell to Ryan. Bases
n balls: Oft Poole. S: on Krown, 1. far-
rlflce hits: Burke. ONril. Stelnfeldt.
ruck out: By Poole. 8: by Brown, 1.
Ime: 1.40. Umpire: I.mslle.
Score, aecond gnme:
CINCINNATI. ST. Long.
K.HO.AE.I RHOAB.
K1IT. It ... 1 II 0 Frrll, tb... Oil
fltnour, el.. 1110 runliv. a. 1 R
Ioln. rf 1 1 1 "moot, rf ... 1 14 0 4
Pnnlln. lb... I I II 1 Purka, Jb.... 1 1111
BtelnfeMt. lb 4 I 1 0 Hun, lb 1
ly. tb 0 0 I T (I Praln. at 0 1 I I 0
nnoran, sa. 0 1 I I 0 Parrlar. It.. IS 1 0
Mtl. a 14 1 OO'Nrlll, c... 0 I 1 0
lnf. p.... 411 0 Demont, rt... 01101
Totals 7 11 17 IS k ol Totals I 10 17 11 I
Cincinnati 8 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 27
St. Lou la 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 18
Earned runa: Cincinnati. 4: Bt. Louis. 1.
Two-base hits: Pelti, Btelnfcldt. Three
base hits: Donlln, Ryan. Hume run:
Kelley. Sacrifice hit: Ewlng. Stolen bases:
Donlln, Stelnfeldt Double plays: Burke
to Ryan; Corcoran to Daly to Donlln.
ase on nails: urr lowing, l; otr Uun-
eavy,. 4. Left on bases: Cincinnati, 7:
t. IOUlw. 4. Struck out: By Ewlna. 8:
by Dunleavy, 2. Passed ball: O'Nell,
ime: i:i umpire: hiiiBiie.
Standing of the Teams.
Played. Won. Lt
r.c.
.KM
.m
.ns7
.51
.4:5
.420
.334
.333
Pittsburg ...
in
88
ew York ..
123
, 131
119
119
119
in
. 123
73
71
62
F.9
RO
38
41
49
50
67
i0
W)
Chicago
Cincinnati ..
rociklyn ...
Boston ......
PhH-",'-'hla
St. Louis ....
82
Games today: Philadelphia at Boston;
Chicago at i'lttsburg.
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
St. tioals and Detroit Split Even on
Doable Header at St.
Louis.
ST. LOUI8. Sept. T.-6t. Louis split even
with Detroit on a double header this after
noon, the home team taking the hr.'t and
losing the second. St. Louis placed Its
hits to better effect In tne opening pame
nd made two runs while Lietrolt got Dut a
Ingle tally. The aecond was a pltchrrs'
battle between Kissinger and Sudhoff. the
man from Detroit having a shade the bet
ter of it. Attendance 14.100. Score, tirst
game:
DETROIT. ST. LOUIS.
R.H.O A.E.i K.H.O.A.B.
n 4 -P A a a A A n-k-tt If A u i A 0
Luth, it...... 0 110 0 Frlel, tb 0 111
Crawford, rf. 0 1 1 0 0 Hill. 8b 0 10 10
( urr, lb 0 0 11 ftiAndeninn, lb 0 0 11 0 0
McAllister, aa 0 1 1 1 O'WalHro, aa. 0 1 I 4 1
Teaser, 3b... 0 111 O Hrldrirk. cf.. 11110
Long, lb 0 0 1 4 0 'Hemphill, rf. .1 1 0 0
Ruelow, e.... 110 1 OlSvignen, c... 0 0 4 1 0
Klteon, p.... 0 110 OiSlevera, p.... 18 0 10
Total! 1 I 14 I o Totals 8 8 27 17 1
St. Louis 0 .0 0 0 1 1 -2
Detroit 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 01
Earned runs: St. Louis 2, Detroit 1. Three-
baae hlta: Heidrlck. Buelow, Suuritice hits:
Barrett, Kttson. Base on b;ills: jrr B.evera
BtrucK out: By Hievers o. Leu on
bases: St. Louis 6.. Detroit 6. Time: 1:1.
Umpire: O'Laughlln.
score, second game: i
DETROIT. I ST. LOP1S.
R.H.O.A.BI R.H.O. A. K
Luah. If 0 0 I 0
OlDurkelt. If... 0 10 0
OlPrlel. 3b 0 0 18
Parrett. cf... 0 I 1 0
Crawford, rf. 0 1 1 0
Carr, lb 1 4 11 1
0 Hill. 8h 1 1 I
0 Anderson, lb 0 14 0
' Wallace, aa.. 0 1 0
OIHrldrlrk, cf.. 0 0 8 0
oiHemphlll, rf. 0 1 0 0
OjShannnn, 0... 0 0 4 0
OiSudhoff, p.... 0 0 0 4
McAlllater, sa 0 1 1 I
Yeager, Ib... 0 0 11
Long, 2b 0 I I
MrGuIre, e... 0 0 4 I
Kleatnger, p. 0 0 0 4
Totala 1 I 17 II ll Totala 0 4 17 II 1
Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11
St. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Earned runs: Detroit 1. Pacrlflce hits:
Frlel, Hill, Crawford. Doublo playB: Yea
ger to McAllister to Carr, McAllister to
Long to Carr. Stolen bases: Uuikett, Btr-
rett. Base on balls: Off Kissinger ."Struck
out: By Sudhoff 6, by Kissinger 3. Left on
bases: Bt. lkiuis . jjetrou 0. lime; i.iu.
Umpire: O'Laughlln.
Cleveland Takes Two.
CLEVELAND. Sent. 7. Jones' triple
saved Chicago from a shut out In the
morning gVme. Both Donahue and Owens
nit chert a-ood hall. Attendance S.c).
unicago couia 1101 jut Auimu m
noon and was shut out. Cleveland won In
tha Aral Iniilna- when It bunched hits on
Flaherty. Thoney's fielding and Fiick's
batting were feature Attendanoe 14,401.
Bcore, morning garnet
CLEVELAND. I ..' CHICAOO.
R.H O.A.B. ; ,J " R.H.O.A B.
Flick, rt
(JHolmea.' lt...
Bay. If
(Ulebell, lb.... 0
OiJonee,' cf.,.., 1
llGreea, rf
lleallahan, Ib. 0
OlMagoon. lb.. 0
OlTannrnlll, sa 0
OSIitlery, e... 0
OOweo, p 0
Bradley, lb.. 0
Lajole, lb.... I
Hickman, 10.
Tboney, of... t
Bam I a, e 1
Gooiinaur, aa 1
Donahue, p.. 0
Totals 4 7 17 11 1 Totals...... 1 8 34 t I
Cleveland 0 0011200 -4
Chicago 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-1
Earned runs: Cleveland 3, Chicago 1.
Two-bate hlta: Hickman. Flick, Gociinauer,
Jones. Three-base :.lts: Jones. emen
bases: Bay, Holmes. Double plays: Don
ahue to Bemla to Hickman. Owen to Is
bell First base on halls: Off Owen 4. Hit
by pitched ball: Donahue 1. Left ow bases:
Cleveland 6, Chicago 7. Struck out: By
Donahue 6, by uwen 4. Aims; i;u. um
pire: Bheridan.
ocore, aiiernuun game.
CLEVELAND.
CHICAOO.
K.H.O.AB.
K.H.O.A.B.
Flick, rf...
Bay. If
14 1
0 Holmes, If..;
0 label), lb.... 0
OfJonea, cf 0
HGreen, rf 0
o'rallahan, Sb. 0
OiMagoau, lb..
0 1
111
1 11
8 I
1
0 0
1 I
0 0
0 t
0
Bradley, lb.. 110
Lajole. Ib.... 1 1 I
Hickman, is. 1 1 u
Thoney. cf... 114
Bemla, e Ill
Tannehlll,
as 0
Gochnsur, ss 0 1 I
Kllllan, p.... 4 8
Sullivan,
c... 0
p.. 0
Flaherty,
ToUls 7 15 17 U 11 Totals 0 I 14 11 1
Cleveland 5 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 7
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 C 0
First base on errors: Chicago 2. Two-
base hit: Ishell. Three-base hit: Gochnauer.
Sacrifice hlta: Bay 2. First b ise on bills:
Off Flaherty 2, off Kllllan 1. Hit by pilcliel
ball: By Flaherty 1. Left on bases: C eve-
land 7, t hlcago 7. Btruca oui: uy 1vu.1a.11
1, by Flaherty. 2. Time: 1:20. Umpire:
Sheridan.
Philadelphia Shots Oat Washington.
PWTf .aDETjPHIA. Sent. 7. The home
team shut out Wsshlnglon this morning be
causs of the visitors' Inability to hit. Grth
was batted freely. Klttredge was ejecled
from the game for disputing a decision.
Attendance. I.ir77. Bcore:
PHILADELPHIA. 1 WASHINGTON.
K.H.O.A.EV K.H.O.A.B.
Hertael, If... 1
0 Moran, as....
Hendrlcka. rf 0
Eelbecb. If... 0
Roblneon, cf. 0
Clark, lb 0
Coughlan, Ib. 0
0 MK'orm'k. Ib 0
Pickering, cf. I
Davla, lb.... I
L. Croat, Ib. 1
Seybold, rf.. 1
Murphy, lb.. 0
1 11
14
M. croas. sa. 0
Powers, e....
Plank, p
Klttrldge,
Drill, c
- Ortb. P.
0
Totals I 11 II U 11
. Totals t 4 14 17 1
Philadelphia 01000108 -4
Washington .: 0 0, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-9
Earned runa: Philadelphia. 6. Two-base
hits: Moran, Sfybold, L. Cross. Three-base
hit: Hartxel. Sacrihre hits: Moran. Dals.
Murphy. Stolen bases: Robinson, Pickering,
Murpny. J-Kiuuie play: itiurnny 10 at. Jros
to Davis. Left. 011 baaea: Washington, 2;
Philadelphia, 4. First baae on bulls: Off
Orth, 2; oft Plunk. 1. Hit by (.Itched ball:
Koblnson. BtrucK out: uy Orth, 1; by
PlHnk, 6. Time: 1:25. Umpire: Cassett.
The locals won the afternoon game' by
long hits, Hansel and Davis each making
a home run, and M. Cr).-s tripled with a
man on baae. Washington's hits were
scattered. Kyan injured himself while run
ning after a ball, and Robinson took his
p'.ace. Attendance 6,-6i.
Score, afternoon game:
FHILADEtPHIA. I WASHINGTON.
K.H.O.A.E R.H.O. A. V.
Hartael. If... Ill Moras, aa.... 1114
Pukerlng, rt
Davla. lb 1
L. Croaa, tb.
Seybold, rf... 4
Murphy, lb-- 1
at. Crnaa, aa.
Shrerkget. e.
0 a e u nenoricka. rf 0 1 1 1
1 14 aolbarh. If...
1 I 0 Hyun, rf 1 g
0 0 0 0 Rubinaon, cf, 0 1 0
1111 Clark, lb 1 I f
111 CougbWn, Ib. 01110
111 Mfl'urm'k, lb 0 I 1 0
Healey, p....
s 1 s Kliireoge, e. 1 4 1 o
llaon, p.... 1 1
1 4 37 15 i iLee , t 0
Totals.
I - .
X 1 vmw a 1 if 1 1
x nulled ror wuson in ninth.
Philadelphia 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2
Washington 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 02
Earned runs: Philadelphia, 8. Three
baae hlta: Hendricks, M. Cross. Home
runa: uartzei, uavia. eacruice hits: Bel
bach, Klttredge. Stolen buss: Cojghlln,
Hartsel, Murphy. ' Double plays: Shrerkon
gust to L. t'ross. I-fl on bases: Waah
Ington, 7; Philadelphia, 8. First base on
bails: Off Wilson. 1; off Hen'ey, 2. Hit
by plti-hea Call: Mcformlca. Str:irk out
By Wilson, I; by Henley, 8. Time: 1:17.
Lm;ire: iiaaaett.
Each Irorra Bhataat.
NEW YORK, Sept. 7 Ths local team
was shut out In the morning game here by
the Boalons. Hutches, arm wag in the box
fur the leaders, held UritTitb'a men down
to six hlta, all scattered. Attendance .0J3.
New York reverwd the result of the eir
lier game by shutting out Boston In the
afternoon, contest. TanneaJU piicud spleu-
dldly and received errorless support. At
tendance 7.8.. Score, morning game:
BOSTON. 1 NSW YORK.
R H.O.A.B R H O A I
rmvihertr. If 1 1 I 0 Cnnror. lb... Ill
0'Hrlen. lb.. 0 1
C Stahl, rf.. 1 1 I
Frfemen, rf.. It
Parent, ss . . 1
Lahnre. lb 17
Kerrla, lb.... til
Crlecr. c I 0 4
I 0 Keeler, rr ... 1
Canael. lb... t I
0 KMrfeM. as. 1 I
Wllllama, Ib. I 1 1
0 Pala. If I 4
4 1 MrTarla'd. at 1 8
1 0 RaTllle. c ... 0 4 1
I O.Cheabro, p... 1 8 (
Huah.e, p... 1
Totals 4 IT I ll Totals 17 17 I
Boston 8 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 04
New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
First base on halls- Ofe. Cheslirn 4. First
base on errors: New York 1, Boston 1. Left
on bases: New York 7, Boston 8. Struck
out: By Cheebro 1, bv Hughes J. Two
base hits: Williams 2, McFarland, O'Brien,
Hughes. Sacrifice hits: Dougherty, Davis.
Hit by pitcher: By Chesbro L Time; 1:30.
Umpire: Connolly.
ecore, arternoon gams:
NEW YORK. . BO8T0K.
K.H.O.A.B I IH 0.i l.
Cenray, Ib... 111 tHPeuthertr, If 4 I I 0 4
Keeler, rf.... 0 1 0 0 O'Brien, Ib.. V
uanael, lb... 0 1 11 OC. Stakl, cf. t 8
Elberfeld, s. I I I I 0 Freeman, rf. 1 1
Wllllama, 11, I 1 M OParent, aa.... 1 I
DaTla, if 1 1 0 SllAt'hanre, lb 4 I It
M'Tirle'd, ell I I t OFtrrla. tb.... 4
Beriiie, c.... 0 8 10 ti). Stabl, e... 01
Tanneblll, p. I I OlYoung. p I
Totala I 10 17 11 ll ToUla 1 It 10 I
New York 0 1011011-
Boston 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Left on bases: New York . Boston a.
Two-base hits: McFarland. Home run:
McFarland. Sacrlllce hits: Keeler, Gansel.
Stolen bases: Conroy, Dnvls, LaChnnoe
Double playa: Conroy to Williams to O .n-
I. Williams to Klberfcld to Gansel. Ferris
to LnChanre, C. Btnhl to LaChanoe. First
basa on balls: Off Tannehlll 2, off Young 1.
First base on errors: New York 1. Hit by
pitched ball: By Young 2. Struck out: By
Tannehlll 6. Passed ball: J. Stahl. Time:
1:30. Umrlre: Connolly.
tandlaa; of tha Teams,
layed. Won. Lost. P.C.
117 77 40 .&
121 87 M .154
116 62 (4 .834
112 58 64 . 818
117 M t8 .604
119 M 63 . 471
118 64 64 .468
118 37 81 .812
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia ..
New York
Pt. Louis
Games today: Chicago at
Wushlngton at Philadelphia;
New York.
Cleveland;
Boston at
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
Indianapolis Defeats Louisville la
Morning, hat Loses la
Afternooa.
INDIANAPOLIS. Sept 7. The home
team defeated Louisville this morning by
hard hitting and almost errorless game.
Attendance L200.
Before a crowd of 7.000 Louisville retali
ated this afternoon and won over the vast
crowd of enthusiastic rooters who used
every aval'able means to discourage the
visitors. Attendance 7,000. Score, morn
ing game:
INDIANAPOLIS. LOUISVILLE.
R.H.O.A B. K.H.O.A.B,
Klhm. lb.... 1
Koi, Sb 0
Hosrlever, rf I
Heydon, 0. .. 1
Woodruff, It. 0
Coulter, cf... 4
Marcan. aa... 1
Tamaett, lb.. 1
Crowley, p.. 0
I s
0 OKertrln. rf... 0
0 I
1 0
1 (1 Hart. If
1 0 Rraahear, lb
0 VOdwtll, cf-p
0 Q Sullivan, lb.
0 Oi Walker, lb..,
1 1 Shrlever, c.
1 ( White, lb...
I OiWutnlan, sa.
Bohaa'n, cf-p
rotala.
11111 1 1
I ToUla I 11 14 10 I
Indianapolis t 1012200
Louisville 0 0000100 2-4
Innings pitched: By Crowley, 8; by Eo
hannon, 7; by Odwell, 2. Baso hits: Off
Crowley, 13; off Bohnnnon, 10; of Odwell,
1. Bases on balls: By Crowley, 2; by Bo
hannon, 3; by Odwell, 3. Struck out; By
Crowley, 2; by Bohannon, 2; by Odwell, 1.
Hit by pitched ball: By Crowley, Odwell
and tihrlever. Two-base hits: Hoydun,
Woodruff, Qulnlan. Throe-base hits:
Klhm, Heydon. Sacrifice hits: Fox, Tarn
sett, Hart. Double plays: Marcan to
Klhm, Marcan to Fox, Kerwln to Bhrlever.
Left on bases: alndlanapolla, 12; Louisville,
18. Time: 2:00. Umpire: Cunningham.
Score, afternoon game:
LOUISVILLE. . INDIANAPOLIS.
1LLE. .
K.H.O.A.B.
0 1 1 0 on
K.H.O.A.B.
Kenrln, rf...
Klhm. lb.... 0 18 1
Hart, Sb 1
Braehear, lb. 8
Odwell, cf... 1
Sullivan. If..
Bl.rlever, c 0
White, lb.... 0
Qulnlan, aa.. 0
Walker, p... 1
0 I (
Pox. tb 1 1
I I
0 0
1 4
I 1
n
0 1
0
110
Hogrlever, rf 1 I
Heydon, c... 1 I
Woodruff, If. 1 1
Coulter, cf... 1 I
1 0 !
4 0 1
7 10
( 0 Marcan, aa.
I
0 0
1
I 8 liTameett, Ib.
1 4 OiKellum. p..
uO'Brlea ..
Totala 7 11x31 11 1
Tetala 11 IT u T
x Fox out on bunt strikes,
xx Batted for Tamsett In ninth.
Louisville 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 1 07
Indianapolis 0 04000010-t
Struck out: By Walker, t; by Kellum,
4. Base on balls: Walker, 1: off Kellum, 3.
Sacriilce hits: Marcan, Kerwln, yulnlan.
Stolen bases: Hogrlever. Double plays:
Marcan to Fox to Klhm, Shrlever (unas
sisted), Qulnlan to Brashear to White.
Two-base hits: Hogrlever, Coulter, Brasn
ear, Fox. Marcan, Hart, Odwell. Hit by
pitched ball: Kellum. Paased ball: Hey
don. Time: 1:47. Umpire: Cunningham.
Break Even at Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE. Sent. 7. Milwaukee and
Kansas City broke even In today's double
header. Attendance, 2,7u0. Score, first
game:
KANSAS CITY.
R.H.O.A B
MILWAUKEE.
K.H.O.A.E.
Hill, cf-lb... 0 10 0 0
Ganley. cf... I 1 4
dear, rt-cf... 4 110 0
Connors. 1Mb 4 4
Nance, lb.... 1 2 I 1.
Hemphill, aa. 0 1
I'ntlaub. lb. 0 1 IS
Franlt, Ib-e. 1 1 II I 1
Butler. 0.... 0 0 i 1 t
SchaOey, lb. 0 0 1
Dunleavy, l it 0 1
Knoll, If 0 0 1 0 (.
Kothruaa. Ib. I I I 1 1
Lrtwe, aa.... 1 0 8 4 t
Ulhton, r ... 4 0 1 I 1
Meredith, p.. 0 1
Speer, c 1 8
Elliott, rf.... 0 6 8
Dut ham, it.. 1 1 t I 1
Totals.
8 4 17 U 1
ToUla I inil
Kansaa City 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 25
Milwaukee .'. 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 02
Three-base hit: Durham. Home runa:
Rothfusa, Frants. Stolen bases: Ganley
(2), Hemphill. First base on balls: Off
Gibson, 7. Passed ball: Butler. Struck
out: By Meredith, 3; by Gibson, 5. Double
playa: Nance to Frantr. Hemphill to L'n
glaub. Left on bases: Milwaukee, I; Kan
sas City, 3. Time: 2:00. Umpire: Fore
man. Score, second game:
MILWAUKEE. 1 KANSAS CITY,
K.H.O.A.E.
I I I 0 0HIII
R H OAK
Ganley. cf
lb.
4 1 11 1 0
Connors, lb.. 0
1 0
8
1 14
0 1
8 8
0
1 I
0 1
I Oear, cf 0
I I Nance, lb.... 0
0 Franta, s 1
0 Durham, rf.. 1
0 Knoll, If 1
1 Rothfuae, lb. 0
4 Leewe, ss.... 8
0 Alloway, p... 1
1 1 4
Hemphill, aa. 1
L'nglaub, lb. 1
Schafley, ib. I
Dunleavy, if. I
Meredith, p.,
Sneer, c 4
KlliuU. rf.... 0
Stlmmel, p..:
4 8
t
8
1 .
t.Glbaoa, lb... I 8
ToUla 1 27 11 t' ToUla .... 7 14 It 7
Milwaukee 80012021
Kansas City 01000020 14
Two-baae hits: Connors. DunleavV. Leewa.
Thtee-buae bit: Ganley. Stolen baaea:
Dunleavy (2), Meredith, Sohafley, Unglaub,
Ganley. First baae on balls: Off Alloway,
1; oft Stlmmell, 1. Sacrifice hit: Unglaub.
Passed bails: Frants, 4. Wild pitch: Stlm
mell. Struck out: By Meredith. 8; by
Alloway, 4; by Stlmmell, 2. Double play:
Durham to Hill to Frants. Left on bases:
Milwaukee, 6; Kanaaa City, 4. Time: 2.00.
Umpire : Foreman.
This Took Tea failings.
MINNEAPOLIS. Sent. 7. Williams and
Chech had a pitchers' battle today, with
Chech the stronger In the latter Innings,
ei. ram winning 1 u i Atienuance, Z,euO.
Bcore:
ST. PAUL. I MINNEAPOLIS.
RHOAEl R.HOAB.
Geler. Ib 0 I I 1 D Sullivan, ill M I I
Shannon, cf..
Jarkaon, rf.. 0
eVheafer, as.. 4
Hitgslue. lh. I
Flournoy, If.
Wheeler, .lb. 0
J. Sullivan, e 0
Chech, p 1
4 I
M
t 1
1 11
4 4
1 4
e.Maiosejr, rf.. 0
ulOyl.r, as ...
l Mclntyre, tb.
olally. If
4 Yeeser. e....
1
1 2
1 1
1
0 Spocner, lb.. 4 11
0 Martin, Ib... Ill
si wllllama, p. 1
1 4
Totals I ev 11 II ToUla 1 t SO 11 I
St. Paul 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 11
Minneapolis 0 02000000 0 i
Two-baae hits: Yeager. Martin. 'Chech.
Hugglns, heeler. Bases on balls: (iff
Chech, 1; off Williams, 4. Struck out: By
Williams, 0; by Chech, 5. Sacrifice hits:
ounivan, aicintyre, J. eunivan, Flournoy.
Stolen base: Grief1. Pasved ball: J. Sul
livan, lilt oy pucneq uan: y Williams,
1 Left on buses Minneapolis, 8; St. Paul,
w. lima; i:ov.- empire: jauuane.
Tole-lo Wlas Both.
TOLEDO. Beiit. 7. Toledo won hr.il,
fames from Columbus today by reason of
ristall's good pitching In Inith games
whin meti were on bases, coupled with fast
teamwora oy me locuia. Allenaance, 1.U0U.
ocure, 111 m naiiiv.
TOLKHO. I COLtMBl'S.
R H O A C.! llOi'l
w. sniiB. 11. s 1 1 o arsdf, if..., 1 I 0 1
Owena, aa. . . . 1 4 0
f'hllce. lb.... 118
Bernard, rf... 4 1 I
Kletnosr, a... 1 I
eVtaub. Ib... Ill
T. Turaer. lb I 11
Haddtng, cf.. Ill
Crletall. p... 2 1 I
E. Smith, rf. I ;
I 4 Turner, lb .. 1 1
9 s Kaymer, 10.. 1 1 I 1
V nan boo. CI... s 1 1 s
4 1 Cllrigmaa. s .1 1 1 I
Mellor. lb... 181
fu. c I I I
1 McMackla. p 1 1
Toula II 17 11 l' ToUla I inn
Toledo 0021180 O-t
Columbus 0 0 0 9 0 4 0 1 0
Two-hase hlta: Owens. Cristall, Bernard.
T, Turner. Stolen bases; Smith, Owens,
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Bchnub. Cristall. Left on bases: Toledo. I
Columbus, . V'lrst nose on Dans: wrc
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Bcore, second same:
TOLEDO. I COLUMBUS.
H H.O.A.B. I R H O A K.
s-lth. if..
10 10 OlArsot. If 1 1 1
Owena. es.... l 1 s
Oleaaoa. rf... 0 10
Chllda. lb.... 1114 1'
Turner. ...! I o o
Bernard, rf.. 0 I o
Ravmar.
lb.. I 1 4
kelallnl. ... I 1 0
Banaon, of. .. 4 1 1 4
Cllnsraan, as. 0 1 4 1
Echaub, lb. I. B 0 I e v
T. Turner, lb 4 I 11 0 t
Kaddlnf, cf.. 4 I 4 I
Mellor, lb.... 9 0 is 1 0
Koacb, c.
enyder,
iWaiuer
.III
!
Crletsll, p... 1 s
Totals....
I I XI 11 '
Totala
..I 1 17 IT
x Batted for 8nyder
In ninth.
Toledo 1 ! ! ! H
Columbus iOlsOOOO 0-2
Two-base hit: Terry Turner. Sacrifice
hits: Owens, Bernard, Roach, Oleason.
Left on bases: Toledo, 4; Columbus, 7.
Double plays: Schaub to Owens to Turner
(2), Chllds to Owens to Turner. Klrst
base on balls: Off Cristall, ; off Snyder,
4. Struck outi uy crlstsJl, i; ny onyaer.
I. Hit by pitched ball: Relsllna:. Wild
tltch: Cristall. Time: 1:60. Umpire: Has-
VtamsuaeT ti i ieiai.
Won, Lost P.O.
so 41 .W-J
74 51 .t92
70 tl .574
69 V .548
81 tl .500
56 72 .m
45 7S
43 U .HI
St. Paul
Lnuisvllle ..
Milwaukee .
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus ..
Minneapolis
... 131
... 125
... 122
... 127
... 121
... 127
... 123
Toledo
124
tiimoi tndav? Milwaukee at Kansas City.
Minneapolis at St. Paul. Louisville at In
dianapolis, Columbus at Toledo.
Diets Clate Defeats Hoover.
HOOPER. Neb.. Bept. T (Special.) The
C N. Diets club of Omaha defeated the
Hooper base ball team on the home grounds
nere yeaieruu vy n aiuie v .-j w .. ..
it,. nner club should have won the sama
ant would have had It not been for sev
eral costly errors made by the second base-
The local battery did fine work and had
the Omaha boys going; the time, and at
th hut the Hootier ' m out up a great
deal harder game tha. he visitors. Bcore:
Diets 0 0 4 0 0 4 0 0 110
Hooper 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 4 7
Hatter Its: Diets. Knleht and Hatnaway;
Hooper, Ltherby and White. Hits: Hooper,
15; Diets, a. c-arnea runa; jiooper, . a;
Diets, 2. fUmek out: By Letherby, 11; by
Knleht. I. Baaea on balls: Off Ltthrrby.
S. Errors: Hooper, 4j Diets. 3. Hit by
pitcher; Knlaht, l. Two-Dase nits: sel
lers. Knight. Vaufhan, Daflerty and Russ.
Threetaae-hlts; Lafterty and Vauahan.
I'mpire: Kred Hunker of West Point.
Time of gams; 1 40.
Golfers Heady far Tesrssnest.
DEB MOINE9. Sept. 7. ( Special. )-Becre-tary
I.eavltt of the Transinisalealppi Golf
tournament arrived laat night from Omaha
and tha work of preparation for tomor
row's opening contest Is progressing rap
Idly. Over thirty outalde contestants havs
been booked to I'lay and more are coming.
On account of the large number of players
who desire to enter the contests and have
not been able to reach the city today, the
entrlei will not close until tomorrow night.
Secretary Leavltt soent the forenoon today
wilting telegrams to the big golf players
who are expected to swell the list of at
tractions during the tourney. He Is st the
Wsveland links this afternoon to Inspect
tha course and put the finishing touches to
the nnal preparations, ir any are needed.
.Among the big aolfers to be present dur
Ing the week are: K. R. Kimball, champion
or the Transmlsslaa ppl; Dr. Oeorge Kin
ney of Burlington, Dr. aj it. Maxwell of
0
Everywhere'
y
Danda
1
1
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rrt Sua. KX t Mc Cacs.
A. SANTAELU (A- Maksri, Tampa, Pla,
RICHARDSON DRWO OO. MstrllMKn.
Keokuk. Warren Dickenson, tha "r miner
up" of last year and present state cham
pion; Mrs. Oeorge W.- Roope, woman cham--plon
of Denver; Miss Alice Frederick, from
the FleliSclub, Omaha; Mrs. E. H. SinaKue,
Country club, and Miss Helle Dewey, D.
B. Ellis of Denver. J. P. H.jUIis, Hoi
drege, and John Powers of Hastings.
With the Bowlers.
The Orphans lost to ths Omahaa last
night on Clark's alleys. Score:
OMAHAS.
1st.
Emead 2i3
Wlgman 134
Kelunann ltM
Huntington li.2
Emery ISO
fl; ins
2d. Sd. Total.
M 1M KI3
1W lt tit.5
tol 'mi 671
153 IVJ Sii7
lie lOti 513
863 &0 2,562
2d. fd. Total.
KJ l'.0 &M
1M 1W 5-'i
lwi Ma b;'5
18 1H4 . 4.7'i
1M la. 4M
MS (47 2,491
"otals
817
ORPHANS.
1st.
lis
.., 1M
171
134
15
m
Denmsn ..
Brunke ...
Schneider
Gilchrist .
Heed
Totals
Oaiaha Clgarmakers Mln'.
PDATT8MOUTH, Neb., Sept. 7.-(ene-rial.)
The third game of ball between ilia
Omaha clgarmakirs and 'the l'latt-mou'h
clgarmakers on the Plattsmouth diamond
this afternoon resulted In favor of the for
mer by a score of 12 to 10. It waa a hot
gams from atart to finish. Each team hid
previously won mm gamn. The visitors
were banqueted by th Plattsmouth boys
In Turner hall this evening.
Otoe Officials Wtn.
NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., Bept. 7.-(8p-clal
Telegram.) The county officials of
Nemaha and Otoe counties played ball In
this city this afternoon. Up to the fifth
In nlng the visitors looked like winners, but
the locals picked up at that stage and won
the game, bcore, 17 to U. A large crowd
saw the game aud rooted for Otoe.
Games ia Tbree-I Lesie,
At Springfield Springfield, l-; Ced.tr
Rapids. 7-15 lt0 games).
At Rock Island Rock Island, 13; Du
buque, 0.
At Decatur Decatur, t-; Rock ford.. 3-1
(two games).
At Hloomiiigton Bloomington, 1; Davoa
port, 4.
