THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY. JTJLV 3. 1004.
IflliX PLAY PERFECT RAM.
Eerol. is that Pspa Eourke's Bcji Fail to
Becord a 8core.
OMAHA'S FIELDING OF RAGGED SORT
lilts Art Evenly Divided to Stnlxr,
bat the Renrkeltes Were Inattl
to Cash Their lato
Rial.
SIOUX CITT. la., July 2.-(8peelal Tele
gram.) Bolstered up by a new catcher ana
filled wits more ginger than haa been
hown before during th serle the Sioux
administered a shutout to Pa Rourke's
pel this afternoon at Riverside by de
feating them 1 t 0.
Never were the Oman' near the point
fcf scoring and th feet of the visitors never
knew the touch of third base during the
game. Thrci times their men perched on
second, but the hit necessary to bring
In tha run fallnd to come. Jarrott held
the viaitors down In good shape, allowing
but sjx hits whlla the heat of the game
wan on. Two hits were madn by Omaha
after two men were out in the ninth and
I then "Spotty" Frees came to the bat.
Jarrott, his old bush league "pal," pro-
red?d to strike him out and ended the
1 game.
The Sioux scored In the fourth by Mc-
C'arthy'a wildneas giving Measerly a pass.
He then stole second. Metcalf sacrinced
i and Fremer knocked a long fly Into the
f middle garden. Welch fumbled the ball
I and Measetiy camu home. Kelly hit safe
and Frcniir scored. In the sixth Metcalf
got first on a free pnss and Fremer fol-
lowed by a llttlv hit to Infield. Gondlng,
Whs was plnylng first In Thomas' absence,
forgot to put his foot on the bag and
Bremer was snfq. Kelly sacrificed and
Metcalf tried to hurdle home. He was
ca'tght at the plate. A hit to Infield scored
Fremer. Jarrott tried to make second on
an error and was caught. A double header
will be played tomorrow. Tho score:
SIOUX CITY.
AB. R.BH.PO.A. E.
I-ewler, If .v 4 0 0 8 0 0
Fleming, cf .4 0 4 2 . 0 0
Maryat1. 2b I 0 0 2 2 0
feano.'ly, lb 1 0 T 0 0
Metcalf. rf 2 0 ' 1 2 0 0
Fremrr, ss 4 114 6 0
Xell M 2 0 1 2 2 0
.Anderson, c 2 0 0 10
Jnrrjtt. p ....3 0 1 - 0 2 0
Tfrtal ......... IS 3 8 27 12 "0
OMAHA.
AB. R.BH.PO.A. M.
Carter, rf 1 4 0 0 2 0 0
J'owatd. 2b 2 0 2 0 2 0
Ml'Iw. If 4 0 0 2 0 0
Veiuh. cf 4 0 2 0 0 1
rolan. ss.,.. 4 0 2 IS 2 0
Fre, e 4 0 1 4 0 0
Ehiflte, Sb .. 3 0 0 2 2 1
Oonding, lb , -.8 0 0 9 2 2
McCarthy, p t 0 0 0 4 0
Total 32 0 I 24 18. 4
S'oux dty '. 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 -3
rnuha 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Two-haae hit: Fremer. Double Dlars:
Maryatt to Fremer to Messerly, Jarrott to
V..mM Uu,t T I , A T .
Condlng, Shlpke to Gondlng. Stolen bases:
.rieming Huwnra. sacrifice hits: aletcair,
Keily. Baevit on balls: Off Jarrott. 1; oft
MoCar-oy, 4. at ruck out; By Jarrott, 6;
by McCarthy, t Tlmr: 1:30. Umpire:
Keefe. .
Dei Mo'ita Hit Everything;.
DES M 'JIN Kg, July 2. Dpi Moines lit on
everything that Pitcher Dlehl had to offer
today and shut out fk. Joseph. Huffer was
an enigma to the visitors. Boore:
R.H.E.
Deit Moines ..82010200 11 18 1
St. Joseph ..0 00000000 Oil t
Batteries; Hotter and Towns, Dlehl and
uarvin. .
' . Postponed Games. f .
At Colorado Springs Colorado Sprlng
Pvivver game poatponed; rain.
Stand La a" of th Teams.
Played. Won. tost. P.C.
Colorado Spring's ol U 19 .&
Denver , , iii 36 U .617
Omaha ; o & X .008
bu Joseph ....? Z7 w .4.4
De Mo.naa ik at) 34 .4a
biouc CIV ...bii Is 18 .321
Uamej UMuy. Oman at Sioux City, St,
Jotu it. u-4 Moines, Denver at Colorado
Bprtivf. .
GAM S IN THIS NATIONAL LEAGIK
Chios- Falls Before St. Louis la an
Uxclllmg Gam.
B'fl T AT'TJ Tiii. si. T 1 .4 .
T-hAXiilcsgo uu;' ui an exciting ninth inning
1 Tnnti. lu itiu MCuuU halt o( the (ilntu
binuot starteU on with a bit and brain
sacrificed. Barclay sent a short fly to
Jti.Curiliy, but BuiMO drove a sing e to left
ana b.noui scortu. Attendance, l.tioO, Score:
ST. LOL1J. CUICAUO.
k. MO. A.K.I K.U.O.A.K.
rural!. b... t I U.... 1 t
. BtUtlitUrO. ft.. 1
0 Cimj, b
0!Cbno, lb...
0) MuUutbr. (
0 JoaM, rt 1
Knra, lb....
O NJl. .... 1
lWUIIama, at.
f t 1
i 10 4
lMrklT, Is..
SJiMX, (.... 1
Hi-su at t
llaraiajt. It... 1
lurk, lb.... 4
MuIjMU, ...
Curlnti, p.... 4
0 Wlckw. ....
Totals I 1 n I l TeUls I !) I 1
Tw oul when winning run was scored.
8t. Louis 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1-3
Chicago 00020000 0-2
Harned runs: St. Louis, 2. Two-base
hits: VMllittms, Farrell. - Horn run: lt.r
tlay. Sacrltlce hit: Brain. Stolen bafs:
Shannon, Casey, Chance (2), Jones. Hit
by pitched bull; By Nichols, O'Neill. First
b'tse on balls: Off Nichols, 4; oft Wicker,
L Hlruisk out: Uy Nichols, 2; by Wicker,
e. L(t on bases: Si. Louis, 6; Chicago,
K, Time; 1:3b. Umpire: ODay.
Teamis Drealc Even.
PHILADELPHIA. July 2.-Brooklyn and
1'hiladelphla broke even on a double header
today. The visitors were shut out In th
lust game, but in the second they batted
McPhereou off the rubber and pounded
L-uggieby at will. Attendance, S.0SL Score
111 at game:
PulLA.DC UPHIA. , BROUKLTN. '
a.H.O.A.B.' K.U.O.A S.
t.. 1 3 4 Dobbs. St 1 4 t t
Tfi.
li
lb.
. 1
. I
. 4 4
. t 1
Dlllo, lb
s
6
l.uo. rl..
ltwyie. lb.
ko'b. ...
MrviM. II
4 Liiatlcr, rf.
I
0
UmIw, it.... 4
Kabb, OS
Hliur, lb.... 0
liall. lb 4
liuUotU. m. 4 4
mr, .... 4 4
triUrOir'Ua, lb 4
twin, ......
U Jirvln,
Totals t 4 rt 4 f
Totals 4 4 M 1 1
I'hilade'phla t 0 V 0 0 0 0 2 2
LrooKlyn 0 U 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Two base hit: Dob Be. Sacrifice hit:
Gleason. Stolen bases: JUtter (3. Lumley,
'i'homas, tWeason. Ift on bases: B r 00 li
lt n, ) Philsdnlpriln- 4. First base on balls:
Olt Uarvin, 7; off Fraaer, 2. Struck out:
i:y Garvin, 6, by Fraavr, X. Tims: l.bO.
Umpire: Emslio.
Vcor sevoud game:
BIUK)KLTN. PHILADELPHIA.
H.H.O.AXl B.U.O.A.K.
Itobba of..., 14 14 sThomaa, el... 11110
iMlloB. lb.
..11 ik ft A ,(j;.,un th All
Uutnlvr, rf.
Oiulor, It.,
llftbb, o...
4 4 Uiua. rf...., 4 11
I Lki. lb I 111
0 Rota, e 4 4 4
nMoOos, U S 1
Hittor. lb.
Mo('r'lck. lb I
liorsoa. ..., I
J ohm, s 1
4 H4II. lb 1 t
t'Haliwttt, ss. t 1
4 KcPbnH, It i I
Dusilobi, .. 4 4
Touts..
...II 1 T U I Tuus
' ToUls I It 14 4
Batted for McPbeiaon tn seventh.
Urookll n ' 0. 0 0 1 3 0 1 8 0-13
Philadelphia 0 OliOOlOO f
Two base hits: Dobh (3), Dillon, Gesaler,
l.ueh Thre base hits: Dillon Bergen.
Sacrifice hits: Dillon, J one. Stolen bases:
Sale Ten Million
The BT HOT WKATKtR EDICIRI Jk
V - i.IUT LAII1A1VIIL
CANOT CATHARTIC
aioC
PtlEVCKT ALL SUEinCR
Lumley 2), Dovle. Double plarrt RKter,
halib and Dillon: Thnmes snd Itoth. Lett
on bases: Brooklvn. 10; PhllsdMr h'a. 7.
nrsl base on bslls: (ff Jones. I. rff Mc
Pheron, 1: off Dmtsleby, L Struck out:
bv Jones. 4; by Mcpherson. 2. Hits:
McPherson. ten In seven Innlrgs;
DiiirKleby, In thre lnolnga. Time:
Umpires Kmslla.
rittobarg, 14 Clfielaaatl, 24.
1'ITISBfRO. July l-Ten hits
lisrper. coupled with six errors by
tearo. rave Pittsb'jrg such a lesd In
Off
off
l:X
Off
his
the
first two Innings that all interest In the
game wss bsu Attendance, 7 6.). Score:
PITT4BLRO. I CINCINNATI.
R H O A a.H.O.A.g.
lorh. lb.... I I I i OlHnsslB. lb. . 4 I I I
Kasiimost. Cf I 1
Clarka, If.... 1 I
Wagaor, so. .. I I
Staukard. aa. 4
Hmoaflald. Ik 1 4
SabrlDS. rf.. I I
Kltrbr. lb.. 1 I
Phaipa, c 1 I
Lrsck. p...... I I
t
4
t
4 Kellor. lb.... 1 I It
S'Donlla, If.... 4
4 Soyatoer, of.. 4
4 u
4 0
4 fl
I 0
4
Oolan. ft 1
Sielnffldt. Ik 4
Woodnl, aa.
rtchll, a 4
O'Noill, a.... 4
Harpar, p.... 4
Kwlna,
Totals 14 17 XI I el
Tot. la I t 14 14 4
Plttsbura- 1 4 10 0 10 0 14
Cincinnati 0 000011002
Two base hits: Leach 2, Wagner, 8
brlng. Sacrifice hits: Uranafleld. Lynch.
Stolen base: Dentin. Double plays: Wag
ner, Ritchie and Bransfield; Steinfelot,
Huggins and Kelly. Fust base on balls:
Off Harper. 1; off Lynch, 7. Hit by pitched
ball: Steinfeldt. Donlln. Struck out: By
Lynch, i, by Harper. 1; by Kwlng, 2. Wild
pitch; Harper. Hits: Off Harper, 4 in
two innings; off Lynch, I In seven innings.
Time: l.W. Umpires: Moran and Zim
mer. New York Defeats Talleadere.
NEW YORK, July 2. Th New York Na
tionals deOaied Boston today and won
their eighth stralgh. victory. The visitors
were completely outclassed. Attendance,
12,812. Score.
NEW YORK. BOSTON.
R.H O.A.B I R.H.O.A.B.
Broanahaa. ef 1 1 4 4 0 Golar, of 4 t I 4 I
McCor'kk, at 4
Browne, rf-. I
S'Tonnar, lb.., 4 1
Caan.lt. If... 0 4
AkbattchU, aa 4 I
DctIIo. Ik...
McGaon, lb.
Martaa. If...
Iiunn. if....
Dablan, as.
Ollbrrt, tb.,
t II
ttal.haatr, lb 4 4
Rarler. lb.... 4 4
Carnajr, rf. .. 1 1
NMdhara. e. .4 1
Willi., p 4 4
Waroar. c ... I
MtOlnnlty, p 4
Wlltaa, p.... 1
Totals.,
1 t 24 11
Total. 14 17 17 11 o
New York 0 2 1 1 2 3 5 0 -l
Boston 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
First ou errors: New York, t Left on
bases: New York, 14; Boston. 10. Base on
balls: Off Wilts, 6; off Willis, 3. Struck
out: By Wilts, 4; by Willis, 6. Three-baa
hit: McGlnnlty. Two-buse hits: Browne,
Devlin, Dahlen. Abbattlchio. Stolen bases:
Gilbert, 2: Geler, Carney. Needham. Double
plays: Dahlon, McO&rtn; Gilbert, Dahien
and McUann. Hit by pitched ball: By
Willis. 1. Passed ball: Needham. Time:
1:45. Umpires: Carpenter and Johns ton.
Standing; of the Tram..
Played. Wron. LosL P. C.
New York ol -4 1 .742
Chicago 0 37 23 .17
Cincinnati b Do ' 24 .m
Plttaburg . 60 32 2S .633
St. Louis t 80 .600
Brooklyn 6 2 40 ,SI
Boaton t4 4 40 .376
Philadelphia ..69 16 44 .264
Games today: St. Louis at Chicago;
Pitts ourg at Cincinnati.
GAMES IN THK AJ1KH1CAN LKAGIE
Detroit and Cleveland Play at Doakl
Header, Bach Taking;, a Game.
DETROIT, July 2. Detroit and Cleveland
broke even in the first double-header of the
season at Betinett par:. Donahue had a
finger broken early fn tho second gamo and
Moore, who took hi place, was knocked
out of. the box In the fifth Inning. Attend
ance, 4.000. Score, first game:
CLEVELAND. , DETROIT.
R.H. O. A. E.I H.M.O.A.E.
Pitrk. rf 14 4 1 Barrott. cf... 1 1 4 4
Luah, If 1 4 1 4 4 Mclutr., U.. 1 1 4
Bradl.y. lb.. 111 tarr. lb 4 1 11 1 4
Lajnta. as.... 1 1 I 4 ;Crawtord, rf. 1 4 4
Hickman, lb. 1 4 I 4 Low., lb 4 4 4 4 4
Bamla. e 4 1 I 4 OramJosar, tb 4 4 1 4 4
l).i. cf 4 4 4 0'Hualsw, c.... 4 4 I 1' 4
Abbott, lb... 4 4
Barnbard, p.. 4
Totals...... I 4
10 1 iletoTkll, p.... 114 4 4
4 f C.O'Utrr, as... 4 4 I t I
I-Mullln ' 4 4 4
17 11 Ij
Totals 1 s 17 IB I
Cleveland ' .-..1 000000023
Detroit -.0 00020090-2
Two-base hits: Barrett, Carr, Hickman.
Sacrifice hits: Crawford, Lowe, Lush, First
buee on balls: Off Stovall, 2; oft Bernhard,
1. Hit by pitched ball: By Stovall, 2; by
Bernhard, 1. First base on errors: Detroit,
1; Cleveland, L Left on bases: Detroit, ;
Cleveland, 6. Struck out; By Stovall, 2;
by Bernhard. 1. Double plays: Bradley,
Abbott and Lajoie; Lows and Carr. Time:
1:25. Umpire: Connolly.
Score second game: '
DETROIT. j CLEVELAND.
R.H.O.A.B. I R.H.O.A E.
Barrett, cf... 1111 4 Pllek, rf 4 114 4
Mclntrrs, If. 4
Carr, lb 4
Crawford, rf ., 4
Lowo, lb..... 1
Oianiloger. lb 4
Woods, o 4
Kltaoa, p.... 1
O'Laarr, aa... I
I 4
4 10
1 1
4 Luah, If 1
4 Bradley, lb.. 4
4 Lalola, aa.... 4
4 Hickman, lb. 4
4' Bamla, a 4
bar. ef 1
Abbott, lb... 4
DoBoku. p.. 4
Uoora, p 4
Haas, p 9
Totals.
I 1 17 14 1
I Totals. I 10 M IS
i
Detroit 0 0 2 2 0 1 0 0 i
Cleveland 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 02
Hits: Off Moore, 7 In 4 inning: off
Hess, 2 in 3 Innings. Two-base hits: Brad
ley, Hickman, Aboott. First base on balls:
Olf Kliaon, 8; oft Moore, 1: off Heee, L
First base on errors. Detroit, 1. Left on
By Kitson, 3. Double plays: Lowe, O'Leary J
ana t;arr: u wary ana carr. xnne: l:J.
Umpire: Connolly.
Ihantf Boao.net of Blngles.
CHICAGO, July 2. The locals scored all
Of their runs in the sixth inning by bunch
ing four singles with Paddsn's error. White
was wild, but kept his hits well scattered,
baaes on bails and errors scoring both of
th visitors runs. Attendance, ,100. Score:
CtUCAOO. I BT. LOUIS.
R.H.O.A. S. R.H.O.A.B.
Dundee, lb.,
r. Jonas, of
Callahan, If.,
tirsen, rt.....
Uball, rf....,
Darts, sa....,
DeuakiM. lb,
till (MBurksU, If... 44144
4 Haushill. et. 4 1 4 4 4
OlT. Joaae. lb. 11 1 4
V Hnelsnwn, rf . 4 1 V 4 4
H1U, b 4 0 14 0
randan, lb... 4 4 111
Glaaaen, as... I 1 I I 1
Tannablll, lb 4
ulllfaa, a... 4
Wnlla. p 4
l.Husden. a.... 4 1114
0 Alcrar. p 4 1114
o
. ' Totala 1 1 11 11 I
Total. ; 4 1 17 II J
Chicago l0000400 4
St. Louis V1000100 03
ltl on bases: Chicago, 8; St Louis, 13.
Two-base hits. T. Jones, Gleason. Sacri
fice hits: F. Jones. Donahue, Huelsman,
Bug Jul. Stolen bases: Davis, Padden,
Oieasou, Bugden. Hemphill. Double plays
Sugden to Padden. Struck outi By White.
6; uv Slever, a. First baa on balls; Off
White. ; off Slever, 2, Hit with ball:
Hill, Sugden. Tlma: 1:60. Umpires:
O loughuu and ICing.
Boston Anaerleans Win.
BOSTON. July 2. Selbach, mad his first
appearance as a member of th local tatn
today and his oultleldlng was th feature
of a 2 to 1 victory over the Philadelphia.
The game was a pitcher's battle, aad but
fur Seluach's running catches would proba
bly have resulted lu Philadelphia's favor.
Attendance, 4,X. , Score: ,
BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA, '
R.H.O.A.B:. R.H.O.A.B.
Stabl, cf 4 4 4 4 Haittel. Jl . .. 4 4144
ColUaa, lb... 4
Preairiaa, rf.. 4
Paraai. aa... 1
b. I bach. If... 1
LaCbaaea. lb 4
r.rrl.. lb.... 4
Crtser, a..... 4
Doraa, a..... 4
I 4 Pickering, at. 4 4.1 4 4
4 4 Rruca, rf.... 1 4 4
I IU ersaa, tb. 1 4 1 I 4
4 4;srbaM. lb., 4 1111
I 4 Mitrphr, lb.. 4 14 14
I tkV Croas, sa. 4 1 1 1 4
4 Povara, a.... 0 4 114
4 i Plank, p 4 4 114
Wlnlar, p.... 4 till
Totals 1 4 14 1 1
Total. I 8 If U l
Boston 0 0 0 1..0 1 1 0 M
Philadelphia I M M 10 I 1-1
Two-base hits: Selbach, IeChance, Mur
phy. Three-base hit: Seybold. Home
run: Parent. Sacrifice hit: Murphy. Base
on balls: Off Winter, 2; oft Plank, 3. Hit
by pitched ball; By Winter. Pank. Si ruck
out: By Winter, 1: by Plank, I. Tlinei
1:29. ' Umpire: Sheridan.
. Washington Wlna a Game.
NEW YORK, July 2.-Th first double
header of the season on the local Amerl-
Boxes a Year.
V t
C3WEL TROUCLCS
4 14
4 t I
114
ran lesgue grounds was ptard today. la
the opening game Walter Clarkaon,
formerly of Harvard, made bis debut as
a professorial. He pitched a fin game
for the locals, but poor hitting by th
home team made It a losing game. In the
second game Hughea started to pitch for
New York and wss batted TO hard that
Powell wss substituted in the second in
ning. Attendance, 10,0 U Score first game;
WAJHINOTOW. K'JCW YORK.
R.U.OJt.S. a.H.o-a.a,.
Canklla. Is. 11110 Duhrtr, If 4
4 4
Moras, aa.... 4
namidr. af... 4
1 Keller. H. I
Will lama. th. t
0 A'4'ra, et-lb 4
4'Oaanl. Ik 4
4 Pulta, ef 4
4 Clharfald, as.
Sonrsr, lav.. 4
4;MKnlr. a... 4
Daaoraa, tt. 4
Orlh. If 1
MrCoflck, lb 4
St. hi. lb.
riark. ...
. 1 1 14
4 14
I
1
1
4
Tasesas. p 4
4 4
riarkasa. p..
Totals..
I t 17 11 lKllnow ...
. 1
Totala I 4 17 14
Batted for Clarkaon In ninth.
Washington 0 0100000 22
New York 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 02
Two base hit: Cassldy. Three base hit:
8tahl. Sacrifice hit: McCormlck. Double
clars: Keeler and Elberfeld: Kreler and
Conroy; McCormlck, Moran and Start!;
Williams. Elberfeld and Anderson. Left
on bases: New York, 8: Washington, 6.
First base on balls: Off Clarkson, 1: off
Townsend, 4. Flrit base on errors: . New
York, 1; Washington, 2. Hit by pitched
ball: By Clarkson, 2; by Townsend. 2.
Struck out: By Clarkson, 4; by Townsend,
a. lime: z:io. umpire: uwyer.
score secona game:
NSW YORK.
R.H.O.A.B
WASHINGTON.
R.H.O.A.B.
Dontnertr. If I 1 I 4 1
Cwjtblln. lb. 1 1 I
Kaelar. rt.... 1
I Moras, aa.... 1111
4 Caaaldr. cf.. 1111
Wllllama, tb.
Andaraoa, lb.
Pulta. et
Elbarf.ld. as.
Conror. lb...
Klalnow, a...
Hoshea,. p...
Pow.ll. p....
4 Doaona, rf.. 4 14 4
0 Orth. If 4 14
MeCor'tek. lb 1 1 1 4
0 fttmbL lb 1111
4 Kiurodga. a. 4 4 1
Patios, p.... 4 114
Totals 4 14 M 11 I
Totala 11 14 17 11 ll
New York 1 0 0 1 4 6 0 0 U
Washington 3 M 1 I I M 0-1
Two base hits: Moran. Klelnow. Ander
son. Three base hits: Coughlln, Stahl,
Klelnow. Rlherfe d. Fults. Bacrinc hits
Donovan, Coughlln Klttridg. Hits: Oft
Hughes, 4 In one Inning; off Powell, ( In
eight Innings. Left on basee: New York,
7; Washington, 4). First base on balls: Off
Hughes. 1; off Powell, 1; off Patton, 6.
First base on errors: New York. 1: Wash
tngton, 1. Struck out: By PowelL 4: by
Patton, 2. Time: 2:20. Umpire: Dwyer.
Standing- of the Teams.
Played. Won. LosL P.C,
Boston 09 38 !2 .S2
New York l 23 .610
Chicago 84 39 25 .fir
Philadelphia 69 33 27 .642
Cleveland 6ft 20 26 .627
St. Louis 66 24 30 .44
Detroit 6 24 85 .407
Washington 68 11 47 .ISO
Games today: Detroit at Chicago; Cleve
land at St. Louis.
GAME IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Colombns Meets Another Detent at th
Hand of Toledo.
COLUMBUS, July 2. Columbus was de
feated today. Attendance, 3,008. Score:
COLl'MDVS. 1 TOLEDO.
K.H.O.A.E.I R.H. CAE.
Dot la, rf lilt 4;PTlabla. cf... 41144
Wrlgl.T,
lb.. 4
1 4
1 11
4 4
I 1
0 1
1 1
4 4
4 Boma. lb.... 14 111
I La, rf 4 4 4 4 4
OloBtloe, lb.
4
Klhm, lb...,
Clrotar, of..,
aUrtln, U...
Biidwali. sa
Simon, a..,.,
Doincr, p....
4 Breather, lb 4 1 1 1
4 Doloiasar, lb 4 4 4 1 I
4 Douoa, If.. 4 4 14
ljSwaaaer. a.. 4 14 4 1
4 Blows, a 14 114
4 Relating, p... 4 4 114
Totals I 4 17 11 I Totals I I M 14 4
Columbua 1 1001000 !
Toledo 0 0 1 0 0 1 00 0-2
Stolen base: Wrlpley (2), Da via, Dorner,
Sweeny. Sacrifice hits: Wi-lgley, Burns,
Relsllng. First base on balls: Off Dorner,
1; off Relsllng, 2. Three-base hit: Martin.
Double plays: Klhm, unassisted; Sweeny,
Burns and Delnlnger: Sweeny and Burns.
Hit by pitched ball: Dorner. Struck outi
By Dorner, 8; by Relsllng, 2. Passed, ball:
Simon. Time: 1:80. Umpire: Klein.
Game Won la Ninth Inning-.
KANSAS CITT, July t Kansas City won
th gam today in th ninth Inning on hits
by Sullivan and Ryan. Attendance 3LH.
Score: . r
KANSAS CITY. 1 MILWAUKEE.
R.H.O.A.B.'
R.U.O.A-B.
VanBuran, it 1 I 1
Naaoo, If.... 4 11
Sullivan, lb. I 1.1
Rraa. a 4 14
Hill, at 41
Rotafuaa, lb. 1 4 14
Bonner, tb... Ill
Lewae, aa.... 4 4 1
Barrr, p 0 4 4
Butler 4 4 0
4 atone, rt.,... 14 1
4 grkafar, aa... 4 1 1
4 O-Brian, lb.. 4 14
llciark. tb 4 4 4
41 PannalL If-ef 4 4
H'sbUL cf-lf II
Bauman, lb. 111
Baaar, a 4 4 7
Dougherty, p 1 1
Totals 4 UM U 4
ToUls R 1 17 U II V
Batted for Barry In the ninth.
Shaffer out, bit by batud ball.
Two out when winning run was mad.
Kansas City 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 2
Milwaukee 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 14
Two-base hlU: Van Buren, Sullivan. Bon
ner (2), Stone (2). Three-baa hit: Nonce.
Sacrifice hit: Nance. Stolen base: Roth-
fuss. Double playsl Lewea to Sullivan, HlU
to Hvnn. Riuhi on bails: Off Barry 2. off
Dougherty A Struck out: By Barry 8. by
Dougherty t. who pitcn: uougnernr. xuue;
1:46. Umpire: Hollfday.
Lonlsvllle Get (Isms,
INDIANAPOLIS, July 2. A batting rally
In the eighth inning, which continued
through the ninth, won the game for Louis
ville today. C'roinley pitohed good ball for
seven innings, but was given poor support.
Attendance, 8.200. Score:
LOUISVILLB. i INDLAMAPOLM.
R.H.O.A.B! R.H.O.A.B.
Kerwla. rf... 1114 4 Swanaar, If.. 4 I 4 4 4
Hallman. It.. 4
Hart, of 4
Aradt, lb.... 1
Scbrlarar, a. 4
Bra.near, lb. 4
W'blta, lb.... 1
Qutnlaa, aa.. 1
Bohaanoa, p. 8
Masoon, as... 4
1 4
4 I
4 I
4 11
4 1
1 1
1 1
I 4
4 4
1 4
4 4
4 4
Mocraary. cf. 4
M laouury. ri 4
Dlokar, lb... 4
Carr, tb
1 1
Hardoa, a.... 4
HarUa. lb... 1
Cronus j, p.. 1
I 4
( 1
I 4
ToUls Til 17 11 ll 'Totals.. ..I. 8 17 11 I
Louisville 0 0010003 4-7
Indianapolis .0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 12
Base on balls: By Cromley, 1; by Bo
hannon, ft. Struck out: By Cromley, 2: by
Bohannon, 2. Hit by pitched ball, McCreery,
Arndt. Two-base hits: Hallman, SWander.
Sacrlnc hits: McCreery, Montgomery,
Martin, Hallman (2), Hart Double play:
Bohannon to Schrtever to Whit. Stolen
base: McCreery. Left on base : Louis
ville, tj Indianapolis, 10. Tim: 1:46. Um
pire: Ilart-
Eleven Innings nt St. Panl. .
ST, PAUL, July L Minneapolis won from
St. Paul today In a game which required
eleven Innings. Attendance, 2,840. Score:
KLNNEAPOLli.
R.H.O.A.B.
ST.
PAUL
R.H.O.A.B.
Malonay, rf.. 1 I I
atcNlchals, tb 4 4 4 4
SuUlTaa, af.. 1 1 1 4 4
Coultar, It.... 4 1110
Jonas, et
..411.41
Jakaoa, rt.. 1
Wbaalal, lb.. 1
O" Brian, sa... 4
Weavar. a.... I I I M
Keller, lb... 4
1 17
Btarnagle, Ik 1 1 1 4 li
Poi. tb 1117 1
Marean. tb... 4
Clinsmaa, 11. 1
SulllT.n, s... 4
Orler. at 1114 1
atorsaa. -.. 4 14 10
rarguaoa, p. 1
-ToUls I 14 U II l Totals. 4 I II 11 4
Minneapolis 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 1-6
St. Paul 0 0 3 0 01 0 0 0 0 01
Two base hits: Maloney, Coulter, Oyler,
Kelley, O'Brien. Three base hit: Jones.
Home run: Wheeler. Stolen bases: Ma
loney. Sullivan, Wheeler, Jones, Marcan.
Sacrifice hits: McNlchols (2), Sullivan.
First bus on balls: Off Morgan, 6: off
Ferguson, 2. Struck out: By Morgan, 4;
by Ferguson, 4. Hit by Ferguson: Oyler.
Wild pitch: Morgan. Double play: Oyler,
Foa and Btarnagle. Time: 2:04. Umpire:
Bans wine.
Standing of the Teams.
Played. Won. Lost. P.C.
Columbua bo
St. Paul 67
Louisvlil 70
Milwaukee 66
Indianapolis 68
Minneapolis 64
froledo 04
42 14 . .636
41 26 .612
8 81 .667
36 SO .6
35 83 .616
3d 34 .4t
21 4.1 .821
20 42 .83
dlanupolla at Louisville; Milwaukee at
Kansas City; St, Paul at Minneapolis.
FOIR GAMES r WITH SIOVX CITY
Onaahn Will Meet the Indian on th
Hoaae Grenada ThU Week.
Beginning with a gam at 10:30 Monday
morning llie umana ana pious uiy teams
will play a series of four games at the Vln-
ton Street
t park, rne atternoon game will
be called at 8:46 as usual. Wednesday will
be woman's day, when all women will be
admitted to the game free. On Friday
Omaha plays at Denver, and will not be
home until the 16th, It being found Impos
sible to get back in time to play the gam
scheduled with Dee Moines for the loth.
Jack Thomas will not be. with the team
during the nreaent Sioux City aeries, hav
ing paiscd through yesterday on hi way
to St. Loula, where his sister Is lying dan-
ferously 111. It Is ri peeled that h will get
ack lu time to go west with the team.
Pitcher Quirk Is expected to reach Omaha
Monday. The Sioux City lineup Is changed
very materially, almost an entire new In
field bring offes-ed, a new catcher and a
new pitcher being on the Hat Thua streng
thened the Sioux are playing a different
brand of LaU from that earved during for
25
-oeer.
town
own
ot capes
mer visits her.
and the outlook for
hot
session Is good.
The teams:
Position.'
.First base...
Second base.,
.Third base...
..Shortstop...
..Leftfleld....
.Centerfleld..
..Rightfleld...
.Catcher ,
...Pitcher
..Pitcher
...Pitcher
...Pitcher
...Pitcher
...Pitcher
Sioux City; '
' '. Omaha.
. Gondinfr
,.T Howard
..... Shlpke
Dolan
MUler
Welch
..... Carter
Freeee
.... Brown
Companion
... Pfelater
McCarthy
Quick
Messerly ........
Curler
Marryott
Gromlnger ......
Lawler
Fleming
Fremer
Anderson, Kelly.
Linderman ......
Kostal
Jarrott
Parker
Connell
Cadwaliader ....
FIELD CLCB TEAM . WINS TWICE
Defeats Thnrston Rifle and Orient
bp- Score that Are One-sided. ,
Yesterday afternoon- the base ball team
of the Field club made a holiday for Itself
at the expense of the Thurston Rifles, and
the Orients. In the caae'of the latter Team
It was simply slaughter. The Thurstons
opened up aa If they meant buslneca, but
were unable to stand against the can
nonading of Taylor and the bombardment
that welcomed Faber's efforts after tb
second Inning. Th scores:
P1BLD CLUB.
R.H.O.A.B
THURSTONS.
R.H.O.A.B.
CnUfe. rt.... 1140
Crawford, I.I I 1 I 1
Bulllraa, tb.
Donn, Ib-p.
Pagan, e-lb.
Larllla, If..
Barker, rt...
Pall, cf......
Pramaan, aa
I I I I 1
Chamber, as 4 1 4 1 1
Abbott, lb... 1 1 11 4 4
Hoaataad,ef. 1 4 4 4 0
Cralihtoa, e.. 1 I 1 1 M
T.jlor, p.... 114 4 0
liartla. tb... 11111
Maiooe. lb... 8 1 I 1 0
Pand'saat, lb I I It
Pabar, p 110
Totals VI II 17 14 t ToUls I 4 14 I I
Field club 00416030 13
Thurston 280001000-0
First base on balls: Off Taylor, 8; oft
Faber, 8. Two-base hits: Abbott, Taylor,
Barker, Dunn, Sullivan. Home run: Crelgh.
In the game between the Orients and the
Field club's second nine the scor was as
follows I R.H.K.
Field club 62400300 0-14 U 0
Orients 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 1
HARVARD TAKES BASE BALL GAME
Shots Oat Tele In Contest Between
'Varsity Nine. '
NEW YORK, July 2. Harvard's base
ball nine outplayed Yale at all points in
the deciding game of their serie, which
was clayed at th Polo grounds today.
Kach side had won a gam and today's
victory by a scor of 3 to 0 decided the tie
In Harvard's favor. The play of the Har
vard men was excellent, while Yale weak
ened almost from the start. Captain Ran
dall, of the victorious team, covered llrst
base very cleverly and his batting was
the feature of the game. Score by In-
Hafvard .......2 021000 0 -
Yal 0 0 0 0 MM M
Osnahai Teams Los Their Games.
T.TVfXiIJ. Neb.. July 2. (Special Tele.
gTm The Diets' team of Omaha lost to
ths Creameries today by a score of 8 to 1,
making eighteen victories ont of twenty
one games tor the Lincoln aggregation,
eight of which have been shutouts. Pitcher
Uordy of the Diets team twirled in su
perb form, allowing only two scratch hits,
but his own neldlng errors contributed
largely to the visitors defeat. The score:
R. H. E.
Oreamerie 20100000 3 2 3
Diets 0 0000100 0-1 0 4
Batteries: Morse and Wilson fur Cream
eries; Gordy'and Mosaman for Diets.
CRA1Q, Neb., July 2. (Special Telegram.)
Craig defeated the Farrell A Co. ball
team of Omaha here today bv a score of
to 1 The visitors played a fine fielding
game, but were unable to connect with
Kooney's curves and would have been shut
out but for a combination of errors In the
sixth inning which gave them these runs.
Score.
Craig ; 2 00000010-4
Farrell Co 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0-8
Batteries: Rooney and Heffeman; Ma
thews and Strong.
Originate Against Nonpareils.
The Lee-Qlass-Andreeeen Originals will
flay the Nonpareil team this afternoon t
he Vinton Street park. The Nonpareils
ar considered one of the strongest ama
teur teams In the city and will undoubtedly
keep the hardwaremen gueaaing at all
times. Women are admitted free. Game
called at 3:30. Lineup:
Original. Position. Nonpareils.
Fan rklor First baas liachton
Bradford Second base Cassldy
Mlnnlkus Third base J. Casey
I.awler Shortstop W. Roben
Whitney Leftfleld E. Itolten
Deneen Centerfleld Murphy
Taylor Rightfleld B. Casey
Crelghton Catcher Brown
Jellen, Scully Pitcher Lynchi
Fake Original Tram.
r...l.ln TlwmAfnrA IK, T.M.ni,...ln.
dreesen Originals Is very Indignant over the
fact that some unidentified prrson has sr.
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the Woodbine (la.) team for th Fourth.
The genuine Original will piay two) game
In Lincoln on the Fourth, and will not go
to Woodbine. Captain Bradford la of the
opinion that some person has imposed on
the Woodbine people, and that a game, ha
been arranged In good faith by the peop.'e
over -there, expecting the Originals to be
there. Ha aaka that whatever the result
. no blame be attached to the Lee-Glass-An-1
dreesen Originals, a they are not con
I cerned In the matter further than to pro
tect their good name.
Jettc-r to Meet Rifles.
The Thurston Rifle and the B. Jetter
will play this afternoon at Jetter's
Park. Game called at 8:30. Th lineup
will be as follows:
B. Jetter. Position. Thurton Rifles.
Rodman second base Sullivan
Kennedy......... third base ..........Dunn
Ryan... center held Sage
F. Clark first bass Camp
Flnley catcher Fagan
E. Clark left field Levllle
Van Cleave right field Baehr
Ackerman shortstop Reardan
Balllnger pitcher Prtmeau
Sullivan pitcher
Lyon Shot Oat Oakland.
LYONS, Neb., July 2.-(Speclal.) The Ly
ons base ball team shut out the Oakland
team here by the score of 10 to 0. The
features of the game were the errorless
work of the Lyon team and the one-handed
catch by Rock of Oakland lu deep center.
Score:
Lyons 2 10 4 10 10 10
Oakland 0 00000000-0
Two-base hit: Cook. ' Struck out: By
Cook, 12; by Young, 6. Batteries: Lyons.
Cook and Smith; Oakland. Young and
Palmqulsw Umpire: Gebman. .
Seaalp th Irishmen.
NORTH LOUP. Neb.. July 2. Special.)
gain the North Loup cornhusker ball
team captured a prise today, taking the
scalp from the Greeley Center Irlanmen
by a score of 7 to 0. Greeley in said to
be the crack team of all the adjoining
counties, having been the only team able
tn get swuy with the Ord professionals.
Ord I. lays North Loup on the Fourth anl
on th alxth the Lincoln team will offer
ther scalps for a trophy.
Creameries Go to Beatrice.
' BEATRICE. Neb. July 2 (Bpeclol.) Th
base ball fans In this city have made ar
rangements whereby the Beatrice Creamery
ball team of Lincoln has been secured to
play In this city th remainder of the
season. The first series of games will be
played with the Schuyler team- week after
nexL
WIND DOES NOT - MAR GOOD GOLF
Despite Stiff Brers Country Club
Tonrnep Start Well
Notwithstanding th high and unpleasant
wind yesterday afternoon the golf tourna
ment which opened at the Country club
grounds was uisrked by a aeries of good
and even brilliant plays. Out of the thirty
nine competitors thirteen finished under 81
and four tied at 86, but many of these were
heavily handicapped and probably will fall
to piece In the hole play. Strickland
flayed a remarkably good game and nn
ahed with 82. The best sixteen men from
yeeterday's play will compete againat each
other, playing hole play. The following
were the scores:
Gross
Name. Score. Handicap. Total.
C. C. George 92 Htj
A. L. Reed 87 1 M
Gaines 8 . 8 .SO
E. H. Spragu 96 4 91
F. Hafkell 91 ( 5
W. A. McCord 99 8 HI
Chambers 96 10 85
C. W. Hull... 108 10 .
R. R. Kimball 87 0 87
T. R Kimball..;. . 85 4 81
E. W. Morgan 88 4 M !
Vlnsonhaler . 90 6 Ho
w . x. dims. ........ ... , o e mi
W. J. Foye 87 0 b
3. C. Klnaler lOt) 84
Sam Burns ... 88 6 (S3
W. E. Martin 83 4 79
Panther KS 4 84
Heth 90 4 M
F. Hamilton 86 80
J. H. Butler -r 93 8 86
G. Hitchcock M 10 M
J. S. Brady 98 11 87
H. P. Peck 93 13 81
H. T. LemlU... 99 ' 8 W
Burgess 96 I 87
W. A. Redlah. ........ 86 79
A. A. MoClUr . 99 6 89
Bcoble 100 10 90
Colea H t . 9o
E. W. Fairfield. ..... 89 I 88
McCormlck 89 6 84
Strlcklund 82 . 2 "9
C. 11 Gulou 110 If 94
W. Maul li" 16 9J
Montgomery 117 14 W
W. Martin 98 11 87
Z. LlndKty 112 16 97
C. H. Hamilton 117 18 99
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Leads Moiarfb Six Lengths at the Finish of
the St. Louis Derby. -
STRUGGLE IN THE STRETCH IS BRIEF
a
Beraaya, Odds-On Favorite la Fifth
Race, Fall t Knee at Start
and Unable to Get Better
Than Seeoad Place.
ST. LOUIS, July .-English Lad. ridden
by Jockey Eddie Do mini ok of St. Louis
and owned by Fred Cook; also of BL Louis,
won the St. Loula derby and a purse of 112.
346 in a gallop at th fair ground today,
Mohartb was second, thre length behind
English Lad and fifteen length, ahead of
El wood. English Lad clearly outclassed hi
field. Cook's colt was favorite In th bet
ting at 7 to 20, Moharlb second choice at
S to 1 and El wood 16 to 1. Two to 1 on
the field against English Lad was th bet
ting at post time. Starter Dade got the
four horse away without a moment's de
lay. MOharlb and Rainland want to tb front
at once, followed by English Lad. Passing
the stand the first time Moharlb was a nose
tn front of Rainland, English Lad six
length back and Elwood ten length be
hind the favorite. The positions remained
the same up th back stretch, Moharlb and
Rainland leading by three lengths, English
Lad third, under a heavy pull, fifteen
lengths ahead of Elwood.
At the mile and an eighth Domlnlck gave
English Lad his head. He passed Rain
land, who had enough, then challenged
Moharlb, and after a brief struggle passed
the Schorr colt. At the stretch English
Lad had he race a his mercy. He In
creased his lead to four lengths an etghth
from the wire and won eased up by six
lengths. Bernays, the odds on favorite in
the fifth race, fell to his knees at the start,
but was sent after the field, overhauling
them one by one, but could not get up
In time 'to beat Flying Torpedo. Four fa
vorites won. Track good. Results:
. First race, six furlongs, selling: Avoid
won, King Rose second, Debbie May third.
Time: l:l6Vi.
Second race, five and a half furlongs,
purse: Kurtexman won. Broomhandle sec
ond, Monaco Maid third. Time: 1:08H.
Third race, six furlongs: Orient won, Joe
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Ooss second. Our Llllle third. Time: 1:11
Fourth race, St. Louis derby, mile and a
half: Dngllsh Lad won, Moharlb second,
Rainland third. Time: 8:28. '
Fifth race, rail and a sixteenth, pane:
Flying Torpedo won. Bernays seeoad, light
Opera tbird. Tim: 1'484 ..
Sixth race, mile and seventy- yarn, sell
ing: Pretension won, Alle Turner second,"
Mathena third. Time 1:4.
Seventh race, mile and three-afxtcenths, .
selling: Hymettua won. H. Anderson aec
ond, prpheum third. Time: fUZlti,
EVENTS ON TUB RUNNING TRACKS
Ort Wen Win Co nam en wealth ITnno
leap at Sheeeshend Bar.
NEW YORK. July 2. Ort Walla, th
favorite, won the Commonwealth handicap,
one - mile and a quarter, at Sheepahead
Bay today. The Picket, paying 4 to 1 for
the place, was second and Irish Lad third.
Irish Lad, winner of the Advance stakes,
ran true for a while and then began to sulk
and fall back. The start was good and
irlrh Lad showed in front, with Light
irigade second and Ort Wells third.
In the run down the backatretch Irish
Lad was still loading, but near th half
mile Ormonde's Dight, River Pirate and
Toboggan moved up to the leader, who
dropped back and Toboggan led the field
into the stretch. When straightened out,
for the run home O'Nell on Ort Well cent
his mount up In a hot driv and won by
one length from The Picket, who gtso
closed very strong In the stretch and se
cured th plaoe. 1
Th finish In th Spring stakes was very
close and exciting. The first three horsea
were heads apart- The attendance waa
26,01)0. Results:
First race, selling, five furlong and a
half: Peggy won. Torchelll second. Nib
lick third. Time: 1:07.
Second race, handicap, steeplechase short
course: Conover won. Fulminate second.
Flying Buttress third. Time: 4:04.
Third race, Spring handicap, six fur
longs: Red Friar won. Ascot Belle second.
Waterside third. Time: 1:18.
Fourth race, the Commonwealth handi
cap, one mile and a quarter: Ort Well
won. The Picket second, Irish Lad third.
Time: 3:06H- ,
Fifth race, six furlongs: Cloton won,
Kohtnoor second. Grey Friar third. Tim:
1:14.
Sixth race, on mil and a sixteenth, on
turf, selling: Jano Holly won, Clnolnnatu .
second, Gold Doma third. Tim: 1:47. . .
CHICAGO. July 1 Results:
First tace, four furlongs and a half:
Mootin.i Dnmnel won. Marie France sec
ond. Aunt Katherlne third. Time: 0:60.
Second race, six furlongs: Prince Tu-'
lane won, Don't Ask M second, Maud Mul-'
ler third. Time: 1:14.
Third race, on mile: Beau Ormond
won, Port Royal second, Ananias third.
Time: 1:41. .
Fourth race, five and half furlong: Miss
Knes won. La Lond second, The Bell .
third. Time: 1:08.
Fifth race, one mile and a quarter: Har
rison won, Black Wolf second, Major M oa
st r third. Time: 2:07.
Sixth race, one mile: Clifton Forge won,
Ixinsdale second. King Ellsworth third.
Time: 1:41
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