THE OMAHA PA1LY TUX: PUNT-AY. MAY 21. IMS.
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SHUT OUT BY SIOUX CITY i
Itntpiom Lrnp i Game to Leeden
Pitchers Battle.
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ONLY WABBLE GOES HARD IN PESUlT
ctae I Itlle MUriir Cornea Ja.t la Tine
to Gle the Yialtors Eik
Raae to Wii the
C.aaae.
a
n
yMerdsy afternoor in a victory for Locan
by score of t m 1 hl!n1c. Losarx.
Biker and Norrls. Missi'u'i Vali'y, i"eur
snd Bun-e. A game tietween the same
t iii!"F'hi,ip will iMir on the lvgan
ground unfiev afternoon.
Ttal I 6 34 I
Dolan cut. attempted to bunt third strike
OMAHA.
AH R H. ro. A E
Thiol. If 4 (i i 0 0
Carter, rf 4 0 2 2 0 0
Welch, i f 2 0 1 J o l' i
Ik. Ian. as i.. 4 0 0 2 3 11
Thomas, lb 4 0 1 1 0
Manln. 2h I 0 ' 4 0
S- hipke. 2h. 4 0 S 0
Qondlr.it. c 4 0 0 7 2 I
M'loKkfV o 1 0 1 0 4 I
Freese 1 ( 0 0 0 ('
(.4ML.S I THI. "1IO.L IEtlE
rt. loaia Wlaa froaa Bo1e ! lae
Fearterata laaiaf.
pfiPTON Mai 20 Three rchw cu'.ive
ir.gi- Hi the lourteenth lr.rung to.iay gave
S!. L"in the game. Kellj-n I'lUlnd a
neatly par:1, not giving a single pns, w hue
Boston was una!." to tat torn witn -fl .
after the f.rst mr.ii. At t ndanct , i.suo.
Score
FT. 1Tlf I BOSTON.
ft H O A E I It H .0 A E
J pl'rh: Owen Hit with 111: Tar.ne-
lull, 't)l!c Tim-. 4. Vmiire (.onnoilx
M. I,als W lai from Bet
PT LOT. "IP. Mar Ji-TT batting rallle
c hnr;. rv rir.ed li e ci Mm r;iif of t h Ros
t..n s-rie t h1 l.'cal American lieir.s the
r-i..r- fortunate ani wit.i.iiie i to 2 Frisk
batting k! the feature ol the fi.tin-. At
tenuarioe. If'. Score"
FT. Lot IF ntiFTV'N
H H 0 A E K H OA E
I'utiii
Pa horseshoe rnusthsve been taken
out of town t y Perry Chamberlain, for
th OmU ( surely were not blessed with
an lota of luck in the pwnf with Fiou
City Saturday, when the latter won by the
nor of 2 to 0. It wan the -second shut
out ftatrie of the wanon. and went aeainat
the Cfiamjitonn. The only wabble made by
the ChacijilonR wai by Iolan In the
seA-snth Inning, and thin, coupled with a
bane on balls, fallowed by a little ample
throurh McClckey, neored two runa.
MfClonkey did Ms part well, except when
h jiaswd Meed to firnt In the fatal
neventh. arid many of the rpefor who
i.at d;rectly bark of the catcher In the
pratdrtxnd were hosrfl to remark that It
was more an error of Judgment on the
part of thr umpire In catling the fourth
a baif. 'when It nhould have be.cn a rtrike.
that derided the gine. An interenina;
ra-tne It van when the fana can peg the
reault down 1c one deciFlon on balls and j
atrikea by the umpire, for auch was the I
caao.
Honors were even between the pitcher,
for each allowed but five hita, none of
whir were ft.r niore than one baae., and
eai-n paaaJ tV'ee of the opposing bat amen
to first. 'McCloakey Btrurk out aix of the
Sioui whl.i Jarrott mowed down five of
the Tnaha tribe. Pchlpke did the feature
work., and it vu In the shape of a one-ha-jefl
atop of Noblit'a hard drive down
the third base line in the fifth inning.
T he ball Kta.-ted as 1! it w-aa going on a
long Journey, but little Bcnipke made a
lunge for it and. although he loat hia bal
ance, he recovered in time to catch the
runner at first. '
Omaha had thirty-three men face the
pitcher to twenty-nine for Sioux City,
while the Champions had nine men left on
basei to four for the Sioux, and atill coviS
not wtn.
How the Raaa Were Made.
A' description of Sioux City's half of the
aeventh in the description of all the runa
the were made in the game, and the rest
were nearly all one-two-three. Weed was
given hia baae on ball by the umpire,
and Collin bunted to McCloskey, who
whirled and threw to Dolan at aecond in
time to catch Collina and poaaible to make
a double play, but Polan dropped the ball,
and none were out, lnatead of two aa all
were figuring upon. Noblit'a out from
Martin to Thomas, advanced both runners
a baae, and Newton bard drive by Mc
Cloakey acored both. StamaRle and Baer
wald Btrurk out. The Sioux's made two
single in the third, but a neat double
ended the inning and blasted their hop
of oorlng.
A plendid crowd wea on hand o watch
the ' performance between the present
leader In the pennant race and the Cham
pion, and the exhibition was well worth
thJ money, but it la far more aaUsfactory
to or of these big crowd and to Pa
himself to hare the home team win. bm.
what can ydu do when a little prtrher from
Rulo, Neb., work for an Iowa bunch
and won't allow the boy from b.i own
state to hit the ball
Today' will be pitted against" earti other
two ptrcbers. neither of whom has lost a
game thi year, and it will be a "battle
royal. Sander ha been groomed by Pa
for this special occasion and Cadwallader
mifiaed hi turn to be brought out before
the thousand who are sura to be pres
ent thl afternoon. " Attendance. 1,000.
Score:
siorx CITY.
AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
Pheean. S 40240
4D Harrv If I 0 0 I
Totalt
Fnifi-iL. cf
Total !t3 0 t 27 15 1 . It- kirv n,
Freese batted for McClofkey in ninth.
Piottx City 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 02 . i,r(, " ;it, '
Omaha 0 0 0 0 0 0 ( 0 ft 4 ) a n.er. i .
Rase on bail: Off MfHwk'v. S; (ff Jar- i keilum. ji .
rott. It iK'uble plays : Mc'.'loFkey to Si -htj.ke
to Gondir.g to Martin Struck out: Fy Mr
Closkey, 6; by Jarrott. a. I'aased bail:
Iiaerwald, 1. Stolen bases: Wel'h, Carter.
l,rt on has-: Omaha. ; Sioux City. 4
Time: j.So. Umpire: Vace.
t. Joe Defeat Dearer.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. May 20 Loose Work,
counteracted by brilliant play and a pe
culiar -turn of bas hall lurk, allowed St
Joseph to take today s game from I'enver
by a score of 4 to 2. Roth Jones and Ro
hnnon twirled the prettiest kind of hull
and held steady throughout. St. Joseph
aiiould have leen able to shut the visitors
out, barring a rank throw bv Andrew to
first, letting in F'eirine for Lenver' first
run. A similar throw by Andrew again
in the ninth and a foor.ie by Henllne in an
attempt to back up (Juillan at second, re
sulted in the visitors' second run. Errors
by Itonver, assisted by timely bitting, re
sulted in three additional runs for St.
Joseph. With thr-e men on base in the
ninth and none down, Ienver should have
been able to win. Qulllan a cirrus stab at a
hot cine and his douhle to aecond and first
nipped off two. MrHale's pop-up ended the
aesfciun. Attendance. l,uo. The score:
ST. JOSErH.
AB R
0
0
1
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i Vnuli f ..
i-. iriehnn:y
Henline, cf...
Fleming, ir..
Letotte. rf...
Loupias. lb..
Andrew. Hb.
Vuiiliii. as
peer. 2.
Zinran. C
Jones, p
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...4
.4
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1
1
0
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2
2
0
1
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0
0
0
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St. Louis
post on
t-n ned inn"
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i. 0 0 0 0 S (i 2
.. . i i. (i o . 4' e 2 fa;
St. L.ouls 2; i4oton X iwo.
T nta 1
Batted for Voum i:i ninth
Batted lor Mailt in the fourteenth.
St liuis 1 C 0 0 0 0 1 (' 0 0 0 0 0 15
Boston i ii 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I' t t) 0
Sacrifice hits: Cunnell. Tenmy, Clarke.
Two-tiase t.its Neeriiiam. Arndt. I h
base tiit: Smoot S:''ln tawp . Raymer.
Abliaticl.io. C'iarke. 1'ouhle play: (. anm il
and Needham. Hits: Off Voung. (i in nine
ltimnps. oft Harl-j. i. in five mimics. Fir'-ls-
on halif. ('ft yt.ut.g 1: ofl Harlev. 1.
Hit by pitched balls: Bv Voung. 1, by Har
ley. 1: t.y Kellum. 1. Struck out: By
Toung, (I Tim-. i'.-T. 1'rapire: Klem.
BrnoVlia Mini la Mnth.
BROOKLYN. May In ooklyn defeated
Cliicgo m Uie third pane ol the eri s
today. TA ith the tiases hlied in the ninth
inning and only one man oui Burnley, bai
ting ior Jones, hit to the right held lence,
coring two runs, which won the game ior
the home team. Soeckaro and Seanlon
were put out of tl." game fur Question
trig the umpire decisitHi. Attendance, 4,,t.m.
Score :
UROtiKLTS C'HlrAO0
1 I MiwRtrn, n
i i Kit i lu ll It
I tBhier. rt .
J ! lUlrh St. .
0 ' i -uplift, it. .
8 I Lrwib, . .
Totals
DENVER
AB. n.
t
, 4
I
4
McHale. cf....
Hartzell. 3b
Raidail, rf
Beidcn. If
pf rrine 2b 4
Hos-etter. ss 4
Bverltt, lb 4
Slsler, c 4
Bohannon, p 4
H.
1
1
0
1
2
0
2
1
0
Totals
St. Joseph
lienver
Earned run :
Peer. Stolen
O.
1
1 .
I
2
0
n
11
1
0
24
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R H 0 A E
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1 11
1 (l I
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l 1 1
0 1 1
II l t
0 0 4
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0 l
1 tl
b 1
1 H
4 I
base nils: rreemat.. naui.ee. out c. Tht-e- t
hit. FrisK Hiitw run Frisk. Swcri
ficf hit?: I'elty. Rocket fi Id Yoioic 1'out'ie
Play: Ferris, 'parent atiu irtmatiaw. Stoltn ,
base- Jones. l:mf on tialis: Of. I'elty. i. i
Struck out Bj Pity, 1. by Youiig. ii 1 ft
on bases St. Bonis, . I'.oston. 4 lirne
3 ;tw. t'mpire: K liy. !
4 levrlaad M ina va Urrnra. 1
CLEYE.BANIi May 'M C) veland w-c-n
the h'St of ttie series trotn Philadelphia, the '
visitors error and Render' bases on balls
tomg itistly. .loss was v ry effective. I'tol- I
aoe;;.l la a only run tiring the result of '
Braait s ertoi. A ttendunce. li.lHi; Sct.rt : ;
CLEVELAND , rHlLAl'r.L!'Hl A
11 H OA E
I. 1 1 I' 1 Hi -!!, If
tl i i I' I' KtiiKl.l, PI
(i I K ' it It-.
P I runn Kb .
I Pryt.i.lii. rt
I' Mu-iitiv. 21
t Hufnia!,. r'
S frei r
i lletider j. .
-Sr
Tntalft 4 t n 14 2 "llinuo .
Vinnon. if...
Imv cf
flii-k rf ...
Lujiue. ifh ..
ln-ncii-r, 3ti.
Tun.er. n . .
p-.ivall. lb..
Iifmla. c...
J cur. i
1 H
f 4
0 1
(' 4
H H O A E
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ii. :
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10 4
0 4
0 12
2 E
0 0 1
( 0 0 0 0
St. Joseph. Two-bate hit:
bases: Henllne. ljuillan.
I'ouble plays- Qulllin to I'ouplan. Btiden to
llostetter. Hit by pitched lialls: Beaotte.
Wuillin. Sacrifice hits: Bezoue, Peer, Ran
dall. Struck out: By June. I, by Bohan
non, 1. Wild pitch: Bohannon. Time: 1 4U.
Vmpire: Burns.
Dea Molars Eaar M iner.
IiES MOINES, la., Muy Outplaying
Colorado Springs in eety tiarticuiar I'es
Moines won the first game of ttie series
here today by a score of to 2 The Vn
derwntera hit Minor almost at will and
took all sorts of lirwru" on the bases.
Beifield pitched for 1b Moines and was
iti excellent form. While he allowed eigiit
hits, tbey were all well scattered and he
had almost perfect control. Iw-lehanty is
ut of the game with an injured leg and
the Springs Infield seems woefully weak,
covering but little ground. The entire team
played without ginger Burn said after
the game that he txpeejed several new
men to report here tonight or tomorrow
morning. Ies Moines scored in the first on
Ganley three-base hit and Hognever
single, and from that time on the result
was never in doubt. Colorado Springs
cored on Shugart error. Blake s sacrifice
and Knabe single in the first and in the
seventh on Mellor s present or nrst and
Messitt' aingle. Attendance, 1,500. Score:
DES MOINES.
AB. R.
Ganley, cf 4 2
Hogriever. lb
Steele, rf 4
Rossman. lb S
Caffyn. If I
Shugart. 2b
Wolle, as S
Towne, c 4
Lelfie.14, p 4
K.H.O.A E
ti l 0 I- (' Cane . 5b.
0 Ii tl ti '. S' liLile If
1 1 1 1- l Mamiiry. rf
1 1 1 S Ii Chamx. It,
0 1 i S I- K if if r.l . . .
1 1 II t HnPmaj, Sf
1 1 K li 0 s vm, . .
Until., lb Ii 1 It 0 I' Kline i- . . .
R liter, c 0 ti 1 I 1 heuiliark. Ji
Hi-at: Ion. Ii (itifrlo .
.lone, p tl 0 ft S I Totals...... JI ?:
Lun.ir ... h li 9
1
TotalE 4 t tt 14 l
tme out when winning run was made.
Batted for Jones in ninth.
Brooklyn 200 0 0000 i 4
Chicago 2000010 0 0 I
Two-base hit: Batch. Hits. Off Seanlon.
1 in five innings, off Jones. 1 in l"ur in
nings.. Sacrifice hits: Schultt., Chance.
Stolen bases: MaJonei , Chance il'i. Hoff
man. Belt on bases' Chicago, I: Brooklyn,
ti. First on balls: Off Sea toon, t.; off Reul
back. 2. First on error: Brooklyn, i.
Struck out: By Seanlon. 2; by Kt-uibavk.,
Time; 2:ii. I mpire : Causwitie.
m lark Wins ISxrlting Coateat.
NEW YORK, May Netv York de
feated Pittsburg at the Polo prounds this
i afternoon in a most exciting struggle by
the score ol t to 4 Bjnch was w.ry wild
at the start and the New Yoiks accumu
lated three runs thereby. Lynch was r--lievc-d
in the fifth inning by Case, who
did better. McGinnity liad command of Kil.m. it o o i
me Miuaiiun ui 10 uie iai-1 iiiiiiriK. a li-ll : "ni".-. -n v
he was hit for a single and a triple. At
tendance, 20,(HKl. Score:
NEW T"HK riTTFtU'lIG
l Tcitala
Batted for Powers in ninth.
Batted for Bender in ninth.
Cleveland 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 1 4
Philadelphia o 0 0 0 e 0 0 0 1-1
First on errors: Cleveland. B: f'hilaii.
phia. Two-base hits. Bradhy. Hansel.
Murphy. Sacrifice hits. Joss. Bay. Stoien
liKHes: Bajoie. Flick, Hoffman, Hansel.
Base on halts: off Joss. 1; off Bender. 2.
Belt on bases: Cleveland. I., Fl.iiade.phia.,
H Struck out: By Joss, h. by Bender, ti.
Wild pitches Bender. 2. 'J line : 1 4ti. I'm
pir(. Sheridan.
etandtag of the Teams.
flayed. Won. Bust.
Tbf
Oldsmobile
Runabout
is demonstrating its
Serviceability
In a way ibat Las prnven tbat it Las no -qual.
It is adaptttl to country ridintr as wtll as for
tLe (itr a fact tbat is sbown conrlusivvly by J
tbf wonderful records of tlie two Oldsmobile Runabouts now
raoinp from New York to Portland. Oregon, where they expect
to arrive for tbe Oood Hoads Convention in .lune.
Tbey hare averaped 150 miles a day sometimes tbroupL
a foot of mud. clay and water, and almost impossible road
conditions.
Tbe Smnilarci 7 h. V- KtmabotH 1f flie artue of TvlinbiliTJ It 1 1br
(.rt of a marhiDe that cacuot tie expelHrl for fenfral use.
Tbe 20 h. r- Tvco Cvlin1er Tonrlnp Cur is a reaPTel as a hill climbiT
arid touring- car and arroni! lisbes fmts tbat SnvrfOm enr cannot unn.
Got our new handsome catalopue ,1ul out, and hare our nearest apent
demonstrate an (OdsmMiile to your Mtlsf action. Tbe name aruount of money
cannot buy as pood a far.
AGEVTl
CaaBwaaMr ' I (Mdsmobile Standard 7 H P. Runabout i
7 I I H
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a k 1 Simply for H
I II 1 j Good Foad-
in ' i I but Bum y
In I I Simply for B
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MOBILE I
Powell Automobile Co.
Omeha
' h p S'andard Runabout.
7 h p. Touring Runatvut
10 h. p. Bight Tonneau Car
ill h p 2-Cy Under Touring C ar.
Standard Win ery Car
10 Passenger Coach.
CLDS MOTOR WORKS
Detroit, JlicH.
Cleveland
Chicago l.
Philadelphia 2;i
1'etroJt 2i
W ashington 21
St. Bouis 27
New York 27
Bost in
Games today: Washington at Chicago,
Boston at ta. Bouis.
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( ni Faltim. 11. 0
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in. Ivorm.
Orler it xvorwl
TIT) S
Mm
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BrevriaaY Co.
OmakN4l3
H.
4
1
I
1
II
n
4.
0
1
1
O.
4
8
1
0
1
8
8
8
0
A.
0
0
0
2
6
2
8
Total Si 8 18
COLORADO 6PRINOB
AB. R, H. O
Pennell, cf 4
Blake, 2b 8
McKean, as 4
Knabe, 8b 4
Curtla. If 4
Mellor, lb ...
Blndaay, rf
Meaaiu. O ...
Minor, p .....
IE
A.
1
1
8
3
0
1
0
2
6
10 1
0 0 0
24
0 i
0 1
Roasman.
IS I
0 02
Two-
11 7 .CI
12 tl -iiOJ
1 10 .5uu
y h .'MU
V 11 .4Dvl
6 12 .3u3
R H OA E R HO. A E
Pcmltn rf ... 1 1 1 2 ( Clarke, )f ...(i 1 2 I' t
f:rn-iif, rf . . II t' J 0 ( lu-aunimit. rt. 1 1 1 J t
McOaun. lb . 1 2 a (' HHnaara. rf . . C 2 Ii 1 li
llreaiiahar. c 0 2 1 f W aener. as... 2 8 2 t
!erti. II ...0 1 1 t 0 riaurv, iti .. (i li 10 1 1
I'atnen. .... 112 1 Kiti-bey. 2b.. 1 2 a E ('
Iieviin, Hi 1 2 1 1 li Lra-h, St. (i 1 1 2 (i
OUben. tU... fi ti 2 2 Ii Prlti. c u t) 1 1 l
ati-Gitirjlij. p I ! 0 S 1 Lynch, p (' 0 2 1 fi
I am p 0 tl 1 4 ti
Totals I 11 27 13 1 ' ivniiT li u 0 ti (i
nation j .. I 0 0 0 (i
Total 4 i 24 20 2
Carr. 2b 0
Tarrell, 2b... 1
Mpr-rwrj, rf. If
Tliunej. rt .. 1
Koth, e 1
Oplean. aa 2
Urure. II 1
IHie. Ih... 1
Goodwin, p.. 1
Fiaiier. p tl
Total 82
Xes Molne 1 2
Colo. Spring 1 0
Stolen base: Ganley.
baae hit: Steele, Measitt. Three-base hit:
Ganley. Double plays: Hogriever to Rosa
man; Shugart to Wolfe to Rossuian. Base
on alla: Off Minor, 8. off Beineld, 1.
Struck out: By Minor, 2; by Beineia. 4.
Passed ball: Measitt- Time: 1:80. L m-
pire: Caruthera.
etaadlaaT of the Trial.
Flaved. Won. Bost. Pet
Sioux City IS
I'es Moines 20
Omaha .20
St Josepli li
Denver )
Colorado Spring la
Game today: Sioui City at Omaha.
Colorado Spring at Ie Moiues. Lienver at j
AVERAGES OF THE OMAHA TEAM
Saleadid Reer Belac Made la taa
Field by tba Champloaa.
The Champion have not yet reached
their baiting mride, m tact the weak tiu-
ting that ha been a leaiure ol tne team
work since the opening of the Boa son oon
tinuea to characterise it performance at
the bat. Some Improvement Is noU'd ior
the week, though, a those w ho have tieen
doing Uie poor st have picked up quite a
little. Carter. Welch, Thie.1 and Schlpke
each having the ball In his eye now. and
it la not saying too much to promise a
much better luttung avnruge Boon, cmoe
the team geta to hitting in anything like
form, the change in the race will be noticed
by everybody. Bast year it was a slump in
fielding that put Omaha to tbe bad, but this
seaaon the defensive work of tne Cham
pions has been first chop. The last week
Las tieen quite remarkable for this (ratine.
the games having all been atiarp ana ciaati,
the fielding of the home team having been
while that ol the visitor waa
TU 1 pretty fair base ball at any tunc
of the seasun and Is very good this early
In the year. 1 he batting ol the home team
waa but .3 tl'. while that of the visitora was
1W. Omaha won three out of the six
games played, w hich is a quite satisfactory
result under Uie cunaiuona. w e have the
satisfaction of knowing that if our tea.n
isn t hitting the other fellows are not d ung
much netier. while the Champions are play
ing ring around their opponents in the
Held. Here are the averages up tu date:
BATTING AVERAGB6.
Lst
Game. AB. R. H. Ave week.
Quick 6 17 2 6 8i.3 .'
Thomas 21 S4 Iti X . .::i"
Frees 1 14 2 4 - Xtei
Gonding Is 08 4 1 .:54 .8 2
Sander 14 11 .2-. .2li
iKtlan 21 83 11' 20 .US
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Schipke "1 73 1" 14 .1U2 .1M
Martin 21 6S 12 18 .1W .2ai
Welch 21 7t b lb .!. .l.z
Pnester 1 12 1 2 3iC
Comtianlon ... 1 a 0 l .13, .. .
Thiel 21 7 18 t 114 .IW3
Lietihardt 201 .311 .3Uj
McCloskey .... i IS 0 1 .1116
Team 21 KS 140 .2'.i .214
FIELDING AVERAGES.
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McCloskey 2 22 24 1 ( 1 (am
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Stride! 0 4 (1 4 1 ' l.wai
Gonding W SI 1 12 .Si
Thomas 2f.l 31 I H'7 Ifcl .HS8
Mania 62 fit T 12 to .
Thiel 81 4 I J7 4f H57
Quick 8 HI 2 2 . .8.7
Companion t 1 12 .W7 1 tna.
Ixuaa 48 It 11 1 .law .hKi
Weich . 81 2 4 27 .a2 .a57
Carter 2 2 4 82 'b fcM
Ptiester 1 IS 2 It .f.7 .Mil
Bcliipk 14 48 11 tt .K2 .kin
Team ...57a 812 80 HI' M7 US'
Usi Defeats MlMaarl Valle.
Batted for Lynch fa fifth.
Batted for Case in ninth.
New York 120100 0 1 6
Pittsburg 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 24
Two-base hits: MoGinriity (2i, McGann,
Bresnahan, Howard. Sacrifice hits: 1'on
lin, Dahlen. Stolen bases: McGann, Wag
ner i2i. Double play: Ritchey to Wapner
to Clancy. Hits: Off Lynch in five inning,
7; off Case m three innings, 4. Left on
bases: New York. 8; Piusourg. 8. First
baae on balls: Off McGinnity. 1, on Lync.u.
8. off Case. 2. First base on error: New
Y'ork. Hit by pitched ball: By McGinnity,
1. Struck oui : By McGinnity, 7; by Case,
1. Passed ball: Pelt. Time: 2:08. Um
pire: Johnstone.
Philadelphia Wlai Eaay Game.
PHILADELPHIA, May 20. The Cincln
natians played an execrable game in the
field this afternoon, permitting the Phlla
delphians to score an easy victory. Two
of the locals' pitchers were batted out of
the box. but Dugg)eb, who finished the
game, was very effective. Attendance,
fc.Ml. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. I CINCINNATI.
K.H.O.A E. j E H.O.A K
TTomaa. . .. 2 V 0 Brifl-eU, 81... 1 1 I 2 U
lileaaon. Zb .2 Z tl a l t nftinran, aa.. 1
rourtner. 2b. 1 12 2 Bevmour, rt .l
Tltua, rt 1 2 Is 1 Rebrm. rf...l
Musw. if .... 2 I 1 0 ti RiDinteldl, !b 0
branatlem, lb 1 (ill 0 tl B k tiahlp. lb)
Imohii. aa ...l 1 2 2. 0 I-oian. If u
Dooln, e t 1 1 i 1 Sublet, t 0
tamaon, p .. 0 til 0 f heiB e 1
ButtKitt. p.... 0 0 0 II Harper, p ft
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1 Totala 7 10 24 12
Tntala 11 12 27 12 1!
Philadelphia 1 0 4 0 2 0 1 8 11
Cincinnati 1 1 0 0 2 8 0 0 07
tarned runs: Cincinnati, 4; Philadelphia,
8. Two-base hits: Seymour (Si, Sebrins,
Steinfeldt, Dolan. Thomas. Three-base hit:
Thomas. Sacrifice hits: Courtney, Titus,
Corcoran. Saolen liases: Courtney, Brans
field. Doolin. Titus. Steinleldt Double
piays: torooran to rtianaensntp. Ldroorau Moriarlts
lo tinaweii t.u fianaeBsiiip. r irsi nase on
bails: Off Corridon, 4; off Suthoff. 1; off
Duggleby. 1: off Harper, 8. Fust base on
errors: Philadelphia, t Hit bv pitched
ball: Steinfeldt. Struck out: Bv Corrilon.
8; by Duggleby, 8; by Harper, 6. Wild
pitch: Harper. Hits: Off Corridon in five
Inning. 7; off Suthoff tn one inning, 8,
Time; 2:0&. Vmpire: O'Day.
Staadlaff of tbe Tea ma.
Plaved. W011. Lost. Prt.
Harouau.
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MILWAt'K EE. May 20. Columbus hut I
out Milwaukee today in the first game ol
the series t.y a score of ii to 0. Attend- 1
acct, L.'JLu. Score: 1
COUHM6. 1 MILWAfKEE. i
h.H.O A E.I K H O A E. '
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I Total (i 2 -7 b z i
Columbus 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 02
Milwaukee 0 0 0 0 0 0 il 0 0 li
Earned runs: Columbus. 1. Two-base i
hit: Pickering. Home run: Berger. Stolen
bases: Kobmson. McCheaney. First base I
on balls; Off Dougherty. S. off Bt-rper. 4 j
pass-d ball: Bevilie. Wild pitch: Berger. j
Struck out: By Dougherty. 2; by Berger.
b Sacrifice hits: Pickering. Hulewitt. Left
on nase?: Milwaukee. ',, Columbtis. 7. 1
Time: 1.40. Umpires: Haskell and Terry, j
Indianapolis Benches Hlta. j
ST. PAUL. May 20. Indianapolis won to-
day's game by bunching thir hits on Evans
in the fifth and sixth inning. Attendance, j
3,227. Score: j
INDIANAPOLIS 6T. r'ACL.
K H O A E K.H.O.A E. I
12 0 leier. 3b 1 1 1 I 0
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Totala t It. 27 IS 21
I Totals i f 27 21
Wheeler batted for Evans in eighth.
Indianapolis 0 0 0 0 4 2 1 1 0 t
St. Paul 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 1 ti
Earned runs: Indianapolis, 8 Two-base
hits: Hemphill, Farrell (2i. Roth, Osteen,
Goodwin. Stolen bases: Geier, earner i2i
Hemphill. O'Brien. Carr, Firth. Hits:' (iff
EvanR, 14 in eight innings, off Goodwin. Sin
five innings; off Flshei, 2 in three innings.
Bases on balls: Off Goodwin, 4: off Fisher.
8; off Sessions. 1. Hit by pitcher: Osreen. '
Struck out: By Evans, 4. by Goodwin. 6; !
by Fislier. 1; by SestionR. 1. passed ball:
Roth. Sacrifice hits: Marcan, Osteen Left :
on bases: Indianapolis, 6; St. Paul, k. Time.
2.1k. Umpire: King.
Toledo W Ina writh Mirk..
KANSAS CITT, May 2n The local pitch
ers wire given good support today, but
they were wild and the Toledo batsmen
hit the bail when the men were on base.
Attendance. 1.2'Ki. Score:
TOLEDO. KANSAS CTTT.
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Factory. Lansing. Mich.
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Automobile
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J Tires Lamps
Batteries Horns
Goggles Gauntlets
New York 29 28
Pittsburg S" IS
Philadi lphia 27 14
Chicago 21 IS
Cincinnati 2k 12
St. Louis 2 12
Brooklyn !!3 IS
Boston 27 10
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GAMES r THE AMERICAN LEA&IE
Detroit Hlta Ortk Hard ail Often aad
Saata Crat Sew York.
DETROIT. May 20 By hitting Orth
hard and often with men on bases. Detroit
won the opening game from New Tork
very easily. IV.riovan pitched in great form
Conroy and Klelnow rt tired with injured
lianas. Attendance, 4.jihj. Score:
DETROIT. 1 NEW TORK.
Brhaeter. 2b
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V-lnlvrt, II 1 I I
Crawfont, J 12
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Totala
R H O A E
1 1 2 t 0 Doucherrr
ti 0 KM-ier, rf-2fc
3 Ii Williama. 2t.
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Detroit 2 1 0 2 0 1 0 6
New Tork 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Two-base hits: Crswford. Drill, Chase.
Three-base hit: Cooler. Home run: Craw
ford. Sacrifice hit: Keeler Stolen base:
Ariiieraon. bat on 111 : tiff Donovan. 2.
fff Orth, 1 Left on liases: Itetroit. k: New
York, . Struck out: By la-novan. I, by
Orth. I Double pla-: MclntjTe to
O'Leary, O Leary to Schaefer to Crswford.
Chase to Conroy to William to Cbaso.
Time: 1:4. Vmpire: O'Loughlm.
C'kleaca Beats Wstklagtas.
CHICAGO. May 20 Owens' effective
pitching today waa th principal factor In
tne opening game of the seriea lietween
Washington and Chicago, in which the
former was defeated by a aoore of S to 1.
Wolfe of Washington proved to tie easy
for the local team, which bunched lta hit
and clinched the game in th fifth inning.
Attendance, 12,274. Score:
CHICAGO I ITAfHIKOTOK
k OA B ! EH OA I
I Totala 4 Z7
Batted for Eel in the ninth.
Toledo 0 0 b 0 0 4 2 0 011
Kansas City 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 04
Earned runs: Toledo, 7; Kansas City, 4.
Two-base hits: Donahue, Castro, Massey,
Lee, DeLong (3i. Home run: Kmahah.
Sacrifice hits: Ru-kert, Lee. Camriitt t2i.
Stolen bases: Cllngman, Moriarity. Double
piays: Durrett to Clmgnian to Boyle, Cam
rut 10 CUngman to Boyle. Hits: uff Barry,
2 in two innings, off Morgan. 7 in four in
nings; off Eels. S in three itmings. Bases
on balls: Off CamnitL, S, off Barry, i, off
Morgan. 1: off Eels. 4. Struck out: By
Camnita d; by Barry 1: by Morgan 2; bv
Eels. 2. Wild pitch: Eels. Hit with ball;
Morgan. 1: Eeis, 1; C'anmlt. 1. Paused ball.
Clark. Left on bases: Kansas City, i; To
ledo, J. Time; 2:00. Vmpire: Hart.
Mlaneaseolla Hlai Easily.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., May 20 Craig j
pinned his first game ior Minneapolis to
day and was in fine form, allowing but six
hit Dunkle for Louisville was given
ragged support and the Minneapolis team
won easily. Attendance, 2,iKi. Soore:
atlKNEAPoLlS - LiOriKVILLE.
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some for medicinal purposes t hen ther
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Surrey Type One 18 H. P.
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It lr? significant that the c-omparlwon of its appe-Branoe., speed, hlll
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with those ousting two and three time as much. Better to appreciate
its superiority, at-k yourself bow many time you have aven or even heard
of RAMBLERS fieing towed home; how many timeg you hare seen or
beard of them ln-ing fiasned tin counrry roads; and there are more of
them Hold than any other make.
Two carloads of RAMBLERS received this week. Come in and aee
what a nice showing they make.
Rambler Automobile Co.
Mail order given prompt attention.
repaid &, Sons' Ftmllj Whiskey, 4
Quarts $3.35, Express Prepaid,
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Phone 375.
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LOGAN, la., May 20 (Special fa-A baae
ball game lietween the Lfig.n and Mtaaoun
Y aiiey ioum ot tlx local qmniujtd ru-t.ed
Total. It 17 11 I, Totala 1 i.'IH I
Chicago 0 1 v 1 t 1 w
Waiuunrton 0 0 0 1 0 ft 6 01
Left on liases : Chicago. I; Waaiiington. i.
Two-base hits. Iuivia. Caliahaa, Sullivan
.s nfice bits: Iibvis. F. Jones. Istieli 2i.
iHiulile plav: Huelsmaa to Cassidy Ftrutk
out: By Owen. 1 Passed bail stullivaa.
Baa ta btdi: OB Owea, t. ofl Wnue, Z.
I Toula I 4 24 in (
Batted for Dunkle in eighth.
Minneapolis 2 0 0 0 0 0 ! 1
Louisviiie 1 6 0 0 0 0 ( 0 12
Earned runs: Minneapolis. 2 Two-base
hits: Schmidt, Scott. 8uien tiases: Coulter.
Oyler, D. Sullivan. Hub: Off Dunkle. in
seven iiinu.gf; off Kenna. 2 in one Inning.
Struck out: By Craig, i, by Dunkle. J; by
Kenna, 2 Base on bails: Off Craig, .: off
Dur.kie. 3: o.f Kenna, 1. Double playa:
Fcx tt. Freeman to Schmidt. Oyler to Fog
to Freeman Wild pittu; Kenna. Left on
bases: Minneapolis. In; Louisville, t. Tlt;
l.po. Vmiire: Kne..
(taadlas of ike Tea aaa.
Columbua
Milwaukee
lndianapt.lis ....
VI inne-h Kills ....
St. Paul
Kanaas City ....
Louisville
Toledo
Games today: Columbus at Milwaukee.
Toiedo at Kansaa City. Indianapolis at tt.
Paul, Loiunia at Minneapolis.
l'lt..Q. Won. Lost. Pet
26 19 7 .TBI
St 17 .680
2ti 12 11
14 12 12 .mio
2 12 14 .va
25 11 14 . 440
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rollege wlai fraa arra.ll.
WAYNE. Neb. May 30 'Special Tele
gram e Trie Nebraska normal college of
Wayne and the Carroll club pliyed a
closely contested game of ball here today,
ending s to 7 in favor of the college Bat
teries Wayne Morris and Skten, Carroll,
Evans and MrWy.
aebraaks laslaaa wla.
GENOA. III.. Mar 2 iS;cial Telegram )
Tbe tiriuas iudtaii woa acloai4 Lu
Genoa Indian school
B-ire of 11 to 0.
at base ball by
ClMEi PLAVED BY COLLEGE TEM
Harvard Defeats Prlaeetaa by lae
ftrare of Ms to Oae.
CAMBRIIiGE. Mass.. May 20. The Har
vard base hall nine defeated Princeton on
Soldiers' Field today by the score of to
1. Princeton's two costly errors. pKr
team work and the ineffectiveness of By
ram teli briefly the caue of the defeat.
Spectator and players were made un
comfortable bv the cold wind which blew
serosa the field. The Princeton battery
did not work well together and. with lour
scattered hlta off Coburn. Harvard was
never in danger of losing the lead secured
in the firt Inning.
A matl rroup of Princeton ;udent
cheered incemantly during the laat two
innings for the batting rally which, on so
many occasions, hsd turned seeming de
feat into a Princeton victory, but the team
did not resnond and C'ney ended the
game bv batting into a double play. Score :
Harvard t t 6 0 e 1 -
Princeton 0 0 0 1 0 -l
Batteries: Coburn and Stephenson; Py.
ram end Cooney.
WEST POINT V. T.. My 30 Ragged
fieidtn nd a lack of team work were re
sjKinsible for the defeat which trie mid
st Ipmen administered to the cadet a here
todav. Annapolis lost last years baae ball
game and foot ball contest to the 'West
Point repreaentativea, and today ttie naval
contingent came here to retrev their lost
lauieis and Old so by the score of ft to b
Fully &.UU0 iersuii saw U.( gtma. In U.
flrt half of the eighth inning Gardiner,
who had been playing the initial hag in
faultless style dislocated hi houlder in
an attempt to slide safely on an infie-id hit.
He retired Bcore:
Annapolis I 10 6 0 0 12
West Point 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 a ft
Batteries: Lane and H anion; Needham
and Symington.
PHILAliELI HIA, May JO.-Result of to
days game: RUE.
C-.rnell 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 f. 1
Pennsylvania .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. 11 D 4
Batteries: Deshon and Welch; Brady
and Hare.
Diets Aa-alast I akaawaa.
The C. N. Diet team will play on their
new grounda Sunday. May 21. This now
is one of the kiest grounds in the city.
Come out and See a good amateur game.
The lineun:
rtlfinOX VNKNOWN6
... Pitcher Lynch
... Pitcher William
... Pitcher
. . Catcher
... Catcher
. .. Catcher ..
. . First Baae
Second Base
. Third Baae
. Short Stop
. Left Field .
Right Field
D1ETZ.
Gotdv
Knight
Maasman . ..
Tonneman.
Fagsn
Mu. uken...
Harrison...
Jenkins
Dunn
Tracy
A nderson . .
Plainer
W. KcU n
Lafferty Center Fieid
Hstchen
. .Caseidy
.M'Urit
. .Garvey
J Ciuaey
E. Rohen
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larorea of INkei Caaaaea.
At Worcester Tale. b. Holy Cross. 4
At Ames, la. Ames. 11. Western. 0.
At Chicago Northwestern, 1; Chicago, a.
l CUaji.figu Wisounslu, 2, XUiuoia, 1.
est. ias -
W1E AKD IJct OR MEBCHAVTS,
leih ftss Webster Street.
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Automobiles
From $750 to $3,000
on Our Floors.
CADILLAC
Family Touring Car $950.00
For elegance of style and ganeraj
satisfaction it can't tie duplicated
at twice the rj-ioe In any ccber
make of car.
Some bargains In aerond band
machines.
We invite you to call and look
over our stock.
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