THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, .TUNE 7, 1$0i.
SALTPETERS WIN THE THIRD
Lincoln Hal Two Ont of Threa of the
Pretent Series.
VISITORS BEAT BY PLAYING BETTER
Issalre Falter Makes imr
Derlalffa ( HI Career m
Tama? tor ! Beaelli
of Klka.
The Saltpeters took the third ,m( of
the present series from the Kouikes at
Vinton Street park Wednesday afternoon
by the score of 3 to 1 by playing; better ball
all the tray through and winning a hard
foiiKht (tame on Its merits. There were
times thruuch the tunc when the lack
of decision on the part of Mr. Fuller, who
whi rilling- the umpire's position, gave the
home team much the worst of the deal,
but this may have not been surrlelent to
have changed the result. The spectators,
sitting back of the home plnte, were led to
wonder how a man standing right over
the plate with his towering six-foot-six
could have gone wrong o often on balls
nd strikes.
McNeeley and Jones were the opposing
slab artists. Jones had pitched three In
nings the day before, but this, did not
top his effectiveness, lor he got away
with trig alight curves In fine style. Mc
Neeley was given poor ' support In the
opening Inning- and this took some of the
ginger from the play. Although he worked
apparently as hard all the way through.
Several remarkable stunts were pulled
olT during the game. Dolan at rtral was
credited with but four putouts for the en
tire game, while Bnesey, in left. had elRht
and Carter four and "Welch none. The In
flid had but flvi assists.
Fuller did sonic of the dumbest umpiring
In the third Inning ever seen on the home
grounds. Bender was at bat with two
and two on him when a ball came above
his shoulder, which Zlnran missed. Bender
asked the umpire what It was, but the ump.
refused to say a word until the ball had
rolled over to' the visitors bench and was
thrown to tlrst. when he. called It a strike.
The flrrt Inning started out bad for
Omaha. Flllman hit a hjgh one which Her
man Ixng muffed because he. did not make
sufficient allowance for the wind. Holmea
flew out to Carter and Qulllan was hit with
the ball. Ketchem flew out to Carter and
a double steal was started by Flllman from
third and Quillnn from first. Bender threw
the ball to Itunkle In time to hold Qulllan
off first and then, keeping Flllman on third
he followed Qulllan bark almost to first
and threw the ball to Cosey Joe. The play
was too easy for Joe, so he dropped the.
ball and Flllman scored.
The second run for Lincoln was made,
by Jones In the fourth, who hit for a
triple and came home on Qulllan'a single.
The third run was came In the sixth In
ning, when three alnglea were made In
succession by Qulllan, Ketchem and
Thmoaa. .
Omaha' only run n made In the fourth
Inning. Bassey waa given a life when
Shorty Barton booted the ball and waa put
out at second on Welch' grounder to Bar
ton. Dolan' out- from Jones to Thomas
sent Welch to econd and he scored on
Rjnkle'a single. Bender started out with a
hit In the fifth Inning, was sacrificed to
second by McNeeley- and tried to come
home on Carter' short single to right.
Poor coaching on the part of Perrlng per
mitted him to overrun third, for he had no
chance to come home with Collin stopping
trie ball where he did.
Th same .team' will play Oil afternoon
for the benefit of' the Elks' building fund;
and all of the. receipts 1 win be given to
that fund. Thousands of tickets have been
sold, so it behooves the fans te be out early
if they wish to get a seat.
The score:
LINCOLN. -
AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
Flllman. ss ....
4 1 0 t 3
Holmes. If t
qulllln. 3b 3
0 0 1 0 0
12 4 ? , 0
0 1 0-0 0
o s i o
0 0 4 1 1
0 0 3 2 1
0 0 t 0
12 0 10
J 7 2T 11 1
R. H. PO. A. E.
0 1 4 0 0
0 0 111
0 0 3 0 0
12.0 0 0
0 0 4 0 1
t 1 . 2-1 0
0 0 2 O 0
O 2 6 0 0
0 10 3 0
1 7 27 5 1
10 0.100 03
0 1 o 0 0 0 0-1
j nciiBin. ci
Thomas, lb ' 4
Collins, rf 4"
Barton, lb .- 4
Zlnran, o . 4
Jones, p 4
Totals SR
AB.
Carter, rf 4
Long, 2b : 4
Bassey, If 4
"Welch., cf 4
Dolan, lb 4
Runkle. 4
Perrlng, lb 4
Bender, 4
McNeeley. p 2
Totals ; ; S4
Lincoln ...w 10
Omaha i. .,... 0 0
Two-base hits: Welch, McNeeley. Three
base hit? Jones. Bases on balls: Off Mc
Neeley, 2; off Jonea, 2. Hit by pltrhod
ball: By McNeeley, 1. Struck out: Bv Mc
Neeley, S; by Jones, 2. Left on bases:
Lincoln, K: Omaha. T. Sacrifice hit: Mc
Neeley. Stolen bases: Flllman (2, Qutl-
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lln. Thomas. Time: 1:32. ' t'mplre: Fuller.
Attendance: WO.
Paeblo Hard, Hitters.
ri'KM-O, Colo.. June . Th Indiana to
day outbntted the visitors, two singles and
as mntiy home runs In the firth cinching
the g.ime. Llndsey opened f"r the Psrk
ers anil was hit hard and after allowing
a single and a home run In the fifth was
replaced by .larrott. The visitor" were held
nfe until the ninth, when with two outs
the bases were tilled, but he side wa
retired when Campbell was furred out at
second on Noblltt s drive. The score:
FLEBLO.
AB. A. H. PO. A. E.
f'ook. If & 1 0 2 0 0
Mc'rilvray. lb 4 1 J i 0
Hhuaart. 2b 4 112 3 0
MHihlor. rf 4 1 ' I 2 0
Klnke, rf 4 113 0 0
F.lwert. 3b 4 1 1 2 0
Kick, ss 3 114 3 0
Mci,ltt. c 4 H 1 3 0 0
Minor, p 4 U 1 0 2 1
Totals 3 7 13 27 S 1
SIOUX CITY.
AB. A. II. PO. A.
Campbell. If 4 0
Noblltt. rf 6 1
Meyers, lb 4 2
Weed. 2b '. 4 1
Tate, rf ..4 I
Newton, ss. 4 0
Rheehan, 3b-. 4 0
Hess, c ; 3 fl
Lindsay, p...... ,1 0,
Jnrrolt, p 2 0 ,
Frt st 1 (I
Totals ...Hi 6
2
1
10
:-4 li
Batted for Hess In the ninth.
Pueblo 0 0 1.1 4 1 0 0 7
Hloux City 2 0003000 06
Two-bane hit: Weed. Three-base hits:
Messltt, Weed. Home runs: Melchlor, El
wert. Bases on balls: On Minor, 2; oft
Jarmtt, 1. Struck out: By Minor,' 3; by
Lindsay. I; by Jarrott, 3. Double plays:
Flske to MrOllvray. Left on bases: Pu
eblo. 6; Sioux City. Time: 1:50. Umpire:
Keefe. Attendance: 480.
He a koines looses at Denver,
DKNVKR. June 6 In one'of the rockiest
gsmes played at Ienver this season the
irlMlles defeated Des Moines, ti to 6. to
day. The visitors lilt Morgan for two runa
In the (lrst and three In the second. Paige,
who relieved him, held . the Champions
safely the rest of the game. Five of the
home club's, runs came together In the
opening Inning on a hunch of hits and
errors, and Rh nil all's single drove Mcllale
home with the winning run In the sixth.
The game was played under difficulties, a
high 'wind sweeping dense clouds of dust
across the diamond throughout the game.
Score:
Denver:
AB. R. It. PO. A. E.
MrltaV. cf 4 2 1 1 0 0
T. Smith, 2b 4 1.1 0 3 0
Randall, rf.... ",. 2 1.1.1 1 1
Russell, lb 4 1 1 11 1 1
Reddlck. 3b 4 0' 0 3 0
Beltlnn, If....: ; 4 0 0. 3 1 0
J. Smith, ss: ..4 1 0 " 0 1
Welgardt, c 2 0-0 S 1 1
Morgan, p..... 1 0 1 0 2 1
Paige, p '.- .2 0 0 0 0 ' 0
Totals ' :.31 5. 2? 17 i
DES MOINES.
AB. R. H. PO.
A.
0
0
0
0
0
1
7
1
V
Caffyn. If
Ol-eary. 3b
Welday, cf....;.
Dexter, lb
Towne. c
Hogriever, rf...
1
1 2
1 0
0 10
1 3
14
0 0
Andreas, as.....
Magiion, 2b
McKay, p . .
Totals 30 6 5 24 11
Denver '...'. .'.D O 0 0 0 1 0 0 -6
Des Moines 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 05
Three-base hit: Mcllale. Stolen hasea:
Mcllale, Caffyn. Welday. Andreas (2), Ma
goon. Passed ball: Welgardt. Wild pitch:
McKay. Hit by pitched ball: .Randall,
Paige, Andreas. Bases on balls: Oft Mor
gan, 4: off Paige, 3; off McKayw.4. Struck
out: By Paige. 6: by McKay. V , Left n
bases: Denver. ; Des Moln, ,2. First
base on errors: Denver,' 2: Das .Moines. 2.
Double play: Randall. Russell and J. Smith.
Sacrltte hits: Hogriever, O'Leary,, Time:
?."90. L'mMre: Davis. , . '.
Standiaa; of the Teams.
Played. Won. lost
Pet
.s;
.5h2
. .54f.
.300
.455
Des Moines
Omaha
Sioux City .
3?
in.
11
3'
33
34
33
' 1
18
17
IS
uenver
Lincoln
Pueblo ......
32
Games todav: IJ
Moines at Denver. Sioux City at Pueblo. .
BENEFIT BALL GAME FOR';BijKS
ArrangemeDts for This Afteraoow Are
Moat Complete. cv:-7-
Chslrman Lvsle I. Ahhot of '(Tie Flu'
building fund beneflt committee. Vas called
up ny telephone ffom Fort Crook gnd waa
informed that the Thirtieth Cnited -States
Infantry band, under orders received On
Tuesday from Washington, wduli' proceed
Wednesday morning to the targ.-t range
near Fort Crook, and' for this reason the
engagement of the band to play for the
Elks at the beneflt ball game this, afternoon
would nave to be cancelled. Mt," Abbot got
Into Immediate telephone cjrnnuncatlon
with Manager W. W. Cole of Krug park,
who placed the services of J. M. Finn's
Royal Canadian band at the disposal of
the committee for today. The street rail
way company has placed a street csr under
the. order of the ' committee of arrange
ments, for the use of the band. The band
will make a street car trip around the
loop In the business part of the city for
about one hour, after which lunch will be
served for the musicians In the Elk rooms.
They will proceed to the park In tile street
car at 1 o'clock, -and will give a concert
preceding th game.
Inasmuch as, several .thousand tickets
have already been sold, the attendance of
thoae who desire good seat veH be at an
unusually early hour this afternoon. The
grandstand will be reserved for the women.
There are 26 seats In thirty-two private
boxes, and these boxes will be sold by auc
tion by Carl Keller -at 3:30 o'clock. An of
fer of $31 for the first choice has already
bean made by W. A. Rourke. Mayor James
C. Dahlmun. recently elected a Member of
Omaha lodge, will pitch the first ball. . .
Dea Moines Offers to Play Beaver City.
BEAVER CITY. Neb., June . (Special
Telegram.) The Beaver City White Can,
the crack hall team of western NebrasKH,
which has never been beaten, today by
long dimance telephone was offered a game
with the Des Moines league team at Hoi
drege for next Tueaday. The White Caps
had s previous engagement at Arapahoe
for the same date, consequently could not
accept, although It la probable that they
could have given the Iowa people a hot
game.
Wahoo Shots On Schaylrr.
WAHOO, June (Rpeclal Telaa-ram.)
Wahoo shut out Schulyer. Kads" cood
pllclilng and rood support did it.
' R.H.E.
Wahoo : . 0 t 0 0 0 1 0 8 ft 10 2
Schuyler 0 0 0 A 0 0 I) 0 0-0 t 4
Ratteriea: Watioo, Kads ami Johnson.
Earned runs: Wuhoo, 2. I'niplre: Cook.
Attendance: 300. Wahoo plays at Fremont
Sunday.
lana I.eaajo Results.
MARSH ALLTOWN. Ia.. June . tSpecial
Telegram.! Following are the results In
Uie Iowa ledgue:
Fort -Dodge, 11; Marshalltown, 3.
Burlington, 8; Oskaloosa, 0.
Ottumwa, 3; Keokuk. 2:
Waterloo, 11; Boone, 4. '
tiood Car HcrTlee to Clak) Hoaae.
The directors of the Omaha Rod anl
Gun club have arranged with the Omaha
Council Bluffs Street RaMway company
for a good service to the club houts
grounds during the summer "notiths. A
half-hour service has been arranged, the
car to leave Sixteenth and Locust streets
ii n the half hour, and returning, leave
the club house on the quarter. This serv
ice will continue from ( a. ru. until p.
m. The club house of the gun club is
completed ami work will begin on th;
boat house Friday. The , directors are
pleased with this new csr service, as tho
ftra.lo (ourtland beach have been dls
ccnlinued. Grotte Captala City Hall Mae.
The city hall . base ball team has been
organis.'d with a republican captain to en
gage in battl with a nine front the court
house, date and grou,iids to be announced
later. Dick Grolie, i kief . clerk of the
building department, was t'.rt'ted csptaln
of the city hall aggregation and will play
left Held The rett cf the lineup is aa fol
lows: First base. Tom Flynn; second.
W. K. Slockhain; third. Dan Whitney;
shortstop. Harrv Prlnieau: pitcher. Dar. B.
Butler, catcher. Donahue: right field. Wood
Hartley; center field, Jellen. Mayor Dahl-
nian ia te manage the team from the bench,
Maekar te Hlh Gaa.
LINCOLN. June (Special Telegram
The second day's shoot of the Nebraska
Sportsmen's association was a record
breaker In point of attendance ana entries.
Our of Vx targets the folio lag snored the
hthewt: ...
Maekay
H r ...
Maxwell
Vsati h
...WAlMlrraon ... in
...IS Meyer 1
...IS Cos .a , ... W
...1J Dixtan 14
.. !. , . '
landeriuaai .
it tll tali all utsUt t uauslete Hie tab-.
ulatluav - ' T ' f t ?i '
NEW YORK EASY FOR CHICAGO
Windy City Blutrfew Pound" Gotham
Twirlen for Kinetetn Hit.
OVERALL HOLDS THE CHAMPIONS SAFE
Rome Teas Makes Fear Hits,
Which Ret Three Raae
Scores of Other
Games.
NEW TORK. June . Chicago won from
New York again today by the easy margin
of 11 to 3. The visitors hit the local
pitcher at will, while Overall, who pitched
the greater part of the game for Chicago,
held New York safe. Score:
CHICAGO. SEW YORK.
. B H O A C. B.H.O.A.E.
Slagl. e.t 1 0Brn,hn. el 4 1 t 0
Shf-kird, If., t
Srhulu, rf . ..
(tiinre, lb... t
I v Hruwne. rr. . . 1 I V
i I 0 MrOann, lb . I 114 1
t SMerte. If ... I It 0
til Lahkn, K....S 1 1 0
4 1 lirrlln, 3b.... 10411
II Oniltwrt, :t... 4 1
t OHnverman, r. 1 l I I
0 10 STavjnr, p i 1 0 0
1 0 A 0'V.r.hnil ... 1 ft J 0
o I Frnru'on, p.. 0 0
not
0 0 14 Totiln 10 4 XI It i
CHrlrfrldt, It) t
Tinker. a. ... t
r.Trr. Is..
Mnran, r..
Harper, p.
Klln ....
Overall, p.
Oeaaler . .
Betbe, p...
Trfl 42 It IT f
Batted for Harper In second.
Batted for Overall In ninth.
Batted for Taylor In eighth.
Chicago 0 2 0 0 0
2 0 7 0--11
New York 0 0 0 0 0 0
10-3
First on errors: Chicago. 1. Left on
bases: New York. ; Chicago, 10. Bases
on balls; . On Taylor, 1; off Overall, 7.
Struck out: By Taylor, 1; by Overall, 4; by
Beebe, 1. Three-base hit: Schekard. Two
base hits: Browne, Sehulte, Chance. Tin
ker. Kling. Base hits: OfT Taylor, 18 In
elgnt innings; off Ferguson, 1 In one in
ning; off Harper, none In one Inning; off
Overall, 3 In 7 innlnga; off Beolw. 1 in nun
inning. Sacrlfli-e hits: Chance, Evers, Oess
ler., Stolen bases: Browne, Devlin, Scheck
srd, Schulle. Double plays: Gilbert. Dali
len, Mcrjann. Hit bv pitcher: By Over
all, 2. Wild pitches: Taylor, Overall. Um
pires: Emslle and O'Day. Time: 2:fl6.
Plttabnrir Shuts Oat Boston.
BOSTON. " June 6. No Boston "player
reached second In today's game, anil of
the two hits allowed by Ieirteld. Btrobel's
wan a scratch. An amusing feature was
the unsuccessful attempt of the Boston
Inrleldcrs to run Wagner down between
base. Clarke scoring In the meantime.
Score:
PITTSBURG. B08TON.
B.H.O.A.E.
B.H.O.A.E.
Baaumont, cf. 5 1 0 0
OOooil. If....
0 t
Ganley, rf.... 4 t 4 t
Clarke. If 4 1 0 0
Wagner, aa... I t 1 3
Nealon. lb.... 1 ft 7 0
Leach. 8k 4 1 0 S
Rllrhey. lb.. 4 1 11
Phalpa, c 4 0 10
Lalfirld, p.... 4 0 11
0 Tenner, lb...
0 Brain. b
0 Balaa, rf
0 Howard, lb...
0 Dolan, rf
0 Naedhani, e...
OHtrabel. as....
14 0 1
toot
0 0 0 0
0 14 1
0 I t 0
t 20
13 10
0 14 1
10 0 0
OYrmna, p
' Brun
Total! U IT 10 0
Totals
Ba'ted for Young In ninth.
Pittsburg 0 2 4 0 0
Boston 0 0 0 0 0
.ti 1 17 11 I
0 2 0 0-8
0 0 0 00
Two-base hit: Clarke. Three-base hits:
Leach, Wagner. Stolen bases: NeaJou,
Clarke. Double plays: Wagner to Nealon,
Ritohey to Wagner to Nealon, Lelfleld to
Nealon. Bases on balls: Ort Lletield, 4;
ofT Young, I. Hit by pitched ball: Howard.
Struck out: By Lelheld, 8; by Young, 1.
Time of gairra: 1:41. Umpires; Carpenter
and Conway.
Claclnnatl Is Shot Oat.
PHILADELPHIA, June . Cincinnati
was unable to hit Richie today and was
shut out. Importune hitting, coupled with
mlsplays by tne visitors, gave the home
team Its runs. Score;
PHILADELPHIA. CINCINNATI.
B.H.O.A.E. B.H.O.A.E
Tkomat, cf... I 110 t Huiflna. 2b.. 0 0 2 1 i)
Oleaaon, lb..; 4 V I
1 0 Barry, lb 1 t t
1 1 Kallar. If.... 4 0 0
0 0 Seymour, vt. .40
1 ODeirhanty, lb 11
1 0 Corcoran, aa.. 4 0 1
4 lOdwall. rf.... 4 0 1
1 0 Ltvinsaton. c. 4 1 I
1' 0
u
0 t
1
4 0
0 0
1 0
1
I 0
Courtney, lb. 4 2 0
Mass, If 4 1. 4
Tltua. rf I 1,1
Brannfleld. lb I 0 7
Doolln, aa.... 10 1
Dooln. c 1 2 T
Klchla. p 1 0 0
0 0 Kraiar, p..... : 1 1
Srhlel
Totali. .....It III I I
.10 0
Totaia...... 21 I 24 II 0
Batted for Fraser in the ninth.
Philadelphia 0 1 0 0 0 1 .0 1 3
Cincinnati ,..t........O 0 0 0 0 '0 0 00
-Ieft on' ' bases:" Cincinnati, V, Phila
delphia, 4. 'Stolen bases: Delehanty Magee
(2). Thomas. Two-base hit: Courtney. Bac
sacrltlce hits: Frater, Huggins. Double
plays: Bransfleid to Gleunon to Doolm.
Corcoran to Eraser. Tltua to Doom. SSirucK
out: By Rldile, 8; by Eraser, 2. Basea on
balls: Oft Richie. 6; off Eraser. ?. Wild
pitches: Frater, 2. Hit by pitched ball;
Barry. Time: 1:45. I'mplre: Klem.
Brooklyn Shots Out St Loots.
BROOKLYN. June . The wildnesa of
Brown was responsible for the ahutout that
Brooklyn had over St. LouIb today. Score:
BROOKLYN. ST. LOUIS. :
B.H.O.A.E. B.H.O.A.E.
Caaay, lb 4 2 11 0 Bennett. 2b... 4 O 0 0
Batch. If I 1 10 Shannon. If, ..4
Lumlay, rf... I 14 1 o fmool. if . .. . . 4
Jordan, b....l 2 10 l .VBerklay, lb . J
Malorey, cf..4 110 OArndt. lb.... 3
Ratar. e .1 0 4 1 OHoaltk'tat. rf 2
Alperman, 2b I 0 I J 0 McCarthy, c. I
Iwla. aa.;... I 0 0 I ft McRrlilc, ..3
Paalortua, p.. 1 0 1 2 0 Brown, p 2'
11 0 0
0.4 0 0
0 II . 0 .0
ft 0 0 0
110 0
0 1 0 tt
12 10
t 9 4 I
Totaia 30 ,1 ti 10 ft Total M I 24 12 1
Brooklyn 30000002
St. Lculs .'..,.......0 ft 0 0 010 0 0 0-0
Two-bnse ' hit: Casey; Bucrlflce hit:
Liuniley, lewis. Stolen b:ise: Lunilry.
Double plays: Jordan (unassisted, lumley
and Jordan. Left on bases: 8t. Louis. S;
Brooklyn. 14. Bases on bulls: Off Pastortua,
2; off Brown. 10. First on errors: Brook
lyn. 1. Hit by pitched ball: By Brown. 1.
fetruck out: By l'astorlus. 2: by Brown. 2.
Wild pitch: Brown. Time: 1:21 Umpire.'
jonnstone.
etandlnir of the Tram a
Played. Won. Lost,
Pet
Chicago 4S 33 14
.17
Pittsburg; 44 2S
New York 4 29
Philadelphia 41) 2M
St. Louis 4S 21
16
17
. 21
V"
31
34
.n.io
.571
.3i
.413
.:i7
Brooklyn 4 in
Cinoinnati 49 IS
Boston 4t .12
2I1
Games today: Pittsburg- at Boston. Cin
cinnati at Philadelphia. Chicago at New
York. St. Louis at Brooklyn.
CASES 1 THE AMERICAX I.EAt.lK
Howell's' Fine ntchlna Enables ft.
l.onls to shot Oat Sew Y ork.
ST. LOUIS, June i. Exceptional pitch
ing by Howell shut out New York todav
Orth being hit for live runa. The fielding
or both teama was sensational, especisity
that of Chase, New York s nrst baseman
Score:
T. LOUIS. XEW YORK.
B.H.O.A.E. B.H.O.A E.
Kiona. If 4 lit t Kealar, rf.... I 0 t 0 0
Hamshlll. cf. 4
lit tC'onro, aa.... 4 tilt
1 10 t t t-haas. lb 4 ft 11 1 ft
111 01,aporta. lb... 4 t ft 1 t
I I 1. 1 Wllllajna. lb. 4 1 1 4 t
I t t t r Kalfh.nl 7, If. 1 1 1 1 t
111 ( Hoffman, rf. I 0 1 ft t
111 tKleinov. c.l t I 0 t
I t I tonh, p '.. 11111
Jonaa, lb...., 4
O Urlta. tb.
Wallaro. aa.
Mlaa. rf
Hanaatl, lb
Rlrb.l, c...
Howall, p..
Totals U 14 17 It 1 Totaia II I 14 14 1
St. Louis ...0 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 ".
New York...0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 00
Earn runs: St. Louis. 2. Two-base
hits: Hartscll, Howell t2, Williams.
Sacrifice hit: Stone. Double plav: C'un
toy. Williams and Chasu. Passed ball:
Klelnow. Stolen bases: Nllea, Conrov.
Hit bv pitched ball: By How. 11, Keeler.
Wild pilches: By Orth. 2. First l,. . .i
balls: Oft firth. 1. Struck out: By How
ell. ; by Orth. 2. Left on bases: St.
Louis. 8; New York, 4. Time; 2:00. Um
pires; Connolly and Evaus.
tlevelaaa Kaata Oat Boilva.
CLEVELAND, June . Rhoades out
pitched Wlatera and Cleveland defeated
Boston. 3 to 1. The batting of Freema-i
and Clark and Jackson's fielding were tho
features. Score:
ILEVCLAND. BOSTON".
B.H.O.A.E. B.H O A E.
Flick, rf 4 1 1 t S Parent, aa.... 4 tilt
Bar, cf 4 I I t I Slant, cf 4 lilt
Turner. a....l 1 t 1 tCrlianhaw. lb 4 t 14 1 I
Laloie. :t . . 4 1 t 4 I bltac k. If ... 4 1 1 t t
R -caian. lb. I t 1 1 u fMmaft. rf .l 1 t- V ii
Jarkaun, If... I 1 t t tOoovln. 2S
Bradley. Ik... I til r.m. lb.
t lark, I I I 1 t Pataraos. c
fthotdaa, p... I t I 1 t Winter, p.
Total tt t 17 t Total...
Cleveland ...0 0 0 0 1 0
Boston 0 0 0 U 0
Twe-haae hits: Bel bach, Freeman. Three
bnsa hit; Flick. Sacrifice hits: Ross
man. Khoadea, Freeman. Uodwin. Btolun
buses: Jarkn. Turner. Double playfc:
Winter and Grlmshaw; Stalil, Ferris and
Grlmahaw. First bass on bulls: OfT
Rhoades, J; off Winter, i. C-ft on bases:
Clevelsnd. 4; Boston. 7. Struck out: By
Rhoados, I. Time: 1:40. Umpire:
o'Loughlin.
' Detroit Defeats watkUgtsa.
DETROIT. Juns 1 With two out in the
ninth. Sihalfly overthrew to first on
Siever's , ral h hit snd (iiahl returned th
ball to tell field. Uiog to catch tits tun-
ner at second. Tin the two error the run
tliat won scored l"p to this Incident It
waa a splendid Contest. Score:
riTR()IT . . WASWVOTON.
B.H.O.A.E. H O.A.R.
3 Jonea. cf..4 0 1 I AUIr. . . . 4 Silt
Pnnnvai. lb .'J t I OSrhalRr. Ik. ..4 I't 4 1
rrawfnrt. lb. ft 1 l rm. b 4 t t I ft
V InlTi-a. rf.. 4 4 ft AMemnn. If . 4 110 1
i ..sb. rf 4 I S Mlfliman. rf.. I I 0 ft
rouahlln. Se. I SSI ftl'. Jnnea. it.. 1 I 0 ft
O Inrr. is... 4 S t I 1 PtaM. lb I 1 14 1 I
S-hmMt t... 4 14 1 KlltreJa. e..4 1 4 I
Sievar, p .... 4 I t OKItoon, p I 0 1ft
Totaia H I 27 11 1 Tatali St 7T4 U I
Two out when winning run scored.
Detroit . 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 12
Washlrgton 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 11
Sacrifice hits: Donovan. C. Jones. Stolen
base: Coughlln. First base on balls: Off
Rlevrr. 3; off Kltson. 3. Iett on bases:
letroit. 7: Washington. 8. Struck out: By
Slever. 2; by Kltson. 3. Double play: Kit-
trertge to Altlser. Time: 1:3. empires:
Connor nnd Hurst.
Third Straight for f hleasro.
CHICAGO. June . Chicago won their
third straight victory from Philadelphia
todav 4 tu 3. With two out and two on
bases In the eighth Donohue hit to Brouth
ers, who threw wild to 11. Davis and two
men scored. Score;
CHIIAOO. PHILADELPHIA.
' U.H.O.A K. B.H.O.A.E.
Hahn. If I 1 ft 0 1 Hartarl. M...4 0 0 0 0
Jon.,, rf 1 ft 4 t t Brouthers, :bl t I I 1
n narla. an.. 4 Oil I Lord, rf 4 1(00
1tll. 2b 4 1 4 1 OH. Parla. lb. 1 1 t X 0
mnehue. lb.. 4 1 IS Sarhelcl. rf... 4 1 ft 0
O'Nrll. rf 1 Hot) IMurrhr. 2b... 4 1 t 0
Sullivan, e... I 1 i J rroaa. aa 4 2 1 I ft
Tannehlll, b I 1 1 1 Ihchreik. 4 14 0 1
Owen, p I 0 t 0 Bn1fr, p 4 I 1 I 0
Totals.. k...M i 27.10 1 Totili....
14 t 14 I I
0 1 2 4
0 O 0 1-4
Chlcafro 1 0 0 0 0
Philadelphia 2 O 0 0 U
L"ft on bases: Chlraro. 7;' Philadelphia.
Two-base hits: H. tisvls, Isbell, lx)rd,
Murphy, Cross, Bender. Sacrifice hits:
Hroutners, u Keui. . Jones. moien osses.
Ilahn. O. Dsvls. Double play: Bulllvsn to
Ibll. Struck out: - By Owen. 1; by Ben
der 4. Bases on balls: Off Owen, 2; off
Bender, 2. Wild pitches: Owen, i. Time:
1:46. Umpire: Sherldsn.
Standla- of the Teams.
... Played. Won. Lost. Pet.
New York
.... 42
... 39
43
.... 4 .
.... 4 '
.... 40
....42
44
2 1 .19
24 ir
25 H .Scl
24 20 .S4.
21 1 .n23
19 21 .4ft7
16 ' 27 .357
13 31 -'0
Cleveland
Philadelphia
St. 1OU1K ...
Detroit
Chlcaa-o ....
ashlngion,
Boston
Gomel today:
Washlnsrton
at Detroit,
Philadelphia at Chlraato. New York at St.
Louis, Boston at Cleveland.
GAMF.9 I AMRRICAX ASSOCIATION
Kansas City Wins Flrat Contest and
Second Is" a Tie.
TOLEDO. June . Toledo lost the first
srame of a double header through Inability
to hit Swann. t'Mnnits had poor control
and was taken out, Sutthoff substituting.
Toledo was lucky In the second (rairte, for
after Kansas City made nine runa In the
last rain stopped the as me. This threw
It back to the even Innlnars, with the score
a. tie: Score, first game:
KANSAS CITY. ' TOLEDO.
B.H.O.A.E. B.H.O.A.E.
Perrlnt. aa... 1 0 4 fl CafinrM. rf... 4 1 1 A t
raana4y, If... i 4 0 .!. rlarke. If. 10 110
WaMran, rf.. I I l SDemont, aa... 4 1110
Slattarr. lb.. S 113 9 t J 4e. rf I lit
Hill, cf 1 1 I t tKruegor, lb.. 4 0 0 1 1
Pylc. :b i I I 1 OK nab, lb.... 4 1110
Burke. lb.... 114 1W. Clarka, lb I 14 0 1
lahv, c 4 0 1 t Abbott, r I t 12 1 0
Swann, p 4 0 0 S tratnnlti, p...l 0 0 ti
Sutthoff, p... 1 1 0 1 0
Total! 41 14 17 14 1 Nanco 1 0 0 t 0
" TiiUla St 7 17 I I
Batted for Camnitz In the fifth.
Kansas City 0. 3 0 0 3 0 2 fr 210
Toledo 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
Two-base hits: Phyhv (3). W. Clarke,
Cannell, Perrlne, June.' Struck out: By
Swann, 2; by Camnlti. 7; by Sutthoff. 7.
Bases on balls: Off Sutthoff, 7. SaiTlflce
hit: J. Clarke. Stolen bases: Mill. Burke,
Phyle. Hit by pitcher: Hill, Jude. Base
hits: Oft Camniti. -7ir., -five Innings; oft
Sutthoff, 7 In four Innings. I'mplres: Has
kell and Sullivan. Time: 1:45.
Score, second game:
TOLEDO. , KANSAS CITY.
B.H.O.A.E; , B.H.O.A.E.
rannall. rf... 4 1 1 0. Parrlne, aa... I 1
Nanre. cf 0 t't ft tfaaaail)'. If... 4 0
J. Clarke, If.. 4 t 1 0 OWaUlron, rf.. I t
S 1
. 0
0 0
Demont. aa.., 1 Oil ORIauerr, lb.. 4 1
Jude. rf 4 1 t P. AMIII. rf 1 1
Kruaser. lb.. 4 1 l.l .tlMlir. rf..... 1 t
Knaba. lb....l 1,1 i.tnijrie. !b I 1
W. Clarka. lb i 0 ,4 i . Byrka. Ib....l 0
una, c o- I I Diuran. c... I o
J 0
riatl, p
t 0 .0 1. 1 PTaatf, p.... I 1
Totaia..
Toledo
51 4 1410 1 rttauls...,..',:! 4 14 10 1
' r !i'AOOAAnn
t ' A.; " " " v v -
Kansas City ......19 0 0 0 0 0 O-l
Sacrifice hits: Demont, Perrin. Two
base hit; Cannell. . Hit by pitcher: Piatt.
Stolen base;. Knabe. ; Double play: . Knabe,
Demont and W. Clarke. Bases on bulls:
Off Piatt. 4. Struck out: by Piatt, 2; by
Krantse, 1, . I'mplresj Sullivan and Has
Kfll: Time; 2:tW. ,,, )
Distillers Defeat Saints.
LOl'ISVILLE, June "C Louisville de
feated 'St. Paul today in the iMcond game
of the sAries. The game waa exciting un
til the first half of the1 ninth, when the
locals batted Parkins all over the lot.
Score: '
LOUISVILLE. .:! . T. PAUL.
B.U.O.A.B. ' B.H.O.A.E.
Hallman, If . , 4 1 1
1 , U Ualar, lb I
1 I
i i
t 0
0 0
Hlovill. cf.... I 1 1
II C Siurdao. lb... I 1 11
nrahear. 2b. i
Kuillvan, lb.. 4
Kerwln, rf... I
Woodruff, lb. 4
Uutnlan, aa. 4
l 1
l t
l l
l l
7 OVanZandt. cf. I I 1
0 0 Krlk. rf 4
i :
ft V
1 1
I 0
ft 0
0 (I
1 i
1 0
t
1 Rork'ftla. aa. 3 I
1 t Paddan, lb... 1 1
1 OCoy. If 4 I
0 t Plar-, c... 1 0
2 Drill, c. 1 t
t 1 Buchanan, p. 1 1
l
Shaw, c 4 1 1
Si her, p.... 1 ft
Kanna. p..
.. l t o
o
l
Carklna, p.... I 0
Totaia.
.11 14 17 14 1
. Totaia 34 11 27 11 1
2 0 0 1 6 1 0 0 9.-13
0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 08
fxiuisville
St. Paul
Two-base hits:
entit'ld. gutnlan.
hear. Home run.
Mailman, Sugden, Rock-
Three-base hits: Braa
Sullivan. Sacrifice hits
Frisk. Shaw. Stolen bases: Woodruff,
Hallman, Stovall, Sullivan. Bases on
halls: Off Stecher, 4; off Buchanan, 1; off
Parkins, 1. Struck out: By Stecher, 8; by
Kenna, 2. Hit by pitched ball: Qulnlan.
Wild pitches: Stecher, Buchanan. Hits:
Off Stecher. 7 in five innings; off Buchanan,
3 in five and one-third. Innings; off Kenna,
i in four innings; off Parkins. 9 in three
and two-third innings. Double plays: Par
kins. Drill and Sugden. Lfft on bass:
luisvllle. 6; St. Paul, 8. Time: 2:10. em
pire: Owen.
Milwaukee Beats Columbus.
COH'MBl'S, O., June 0. Loose playing
by Columbus helped Milwaukee to most of
its runs, while sn error by McCorinlck kept
t urt las from pitching a shutout game.
Score:
MILWAUKEE. COLUMBUS.
B.H.O.A.E.' B.H.O.A.E.
Rohlnaon, aa. i 1 I S 1 Pl.-kartaa. 'f. a t I u 0
Oimi. . rf 1 tit 0 Wnrlcy. lb . 4 1 1 1 1
Clark, lb.... 4 fi I I Hliuhnun, rf 1 1 0 t
hnl.maji. lb.. 4 1 7 I (l klhm. lb 4 t t 0 t
Hemphill, cf. 4 1 1 ft Ol oullar, If.... 4 ft 1 t S
Rulh. c , I 0 t I t FYIal. Sb 4 t I 1 0
M I'baui.r. If 1 1 0 VUulawltt. aa . 4 1 I i t
McCnrm'k. lb 4 11 1 : Rjan, c, I It i t 0
(Mirtlaa, p I I t 1 Wall, p I 1 4
BIU 1 t I) 0
Totaia M III I I
Total IS 4 :7 11
Ratted for Veil In pinth.
Milwaukee 1 0 0 0 1 2 0 " 1 i
Columbus O 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 O-l
Stolen bass: Robinson. McChcsney. Btic-
iitice hits: Robinson. Kotn. Bases on Pans
Off Vfll. 4: Cui'tius. t. Two-base hits: Wrtg
lev. Three-base hits: Hulswltt. Home
run: McChasney. Hit by pitched ball:
Reducing Stock
We must have more room for
idly Inrreajws. We give here a few of our great bargains on Kicyclcs,
etc. It will pay you to inresligate.
I
. Second lfnd Blylss From SS.OO Up.
LOUIS FLESCHER,
TEI. BOl'CLAS 814. 1823 CAPITOL AVEM E
Hulswltt. Struck out: Bv Veil. 4; Cifttlss.
4. f'Assed ball: Roth. Time: 1:40. t'mplre:
Kane.
Millers Win Pitchers' Battle.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., June . Today's
game was close, but Thomas of Minneapolis
had a shade the better of the pitchers" con
test, winning for his team. 8ore:
MINNKAPOIJs. ISPMNAPOIJS.
B. 11. OAR
B H O A E.
4 1 t t 0
Darta. rf I ft 1 Vinson, if...
S'llllran. rf.. 4 I 0 ft 0 J t arr. aa.
Hart, lb I 1 10 t ft Hlm. cf..
Oremlnser. lb I 1 1 4 1 1. I rrr. lb.
llraham. If... I lift t Pern . If ..
oviar. aa 4 ft 1 1 a Hnlmaa. c.
Sbannoa, C..4 1 7 1 ft .tama. Sb...
rn. 2b 4 1 4 1 Varcan. 2h.
Thomas, p .. 4 1 t 1 1 Flaher, p...
1 1
I I
t II
1
ft I
I 1
0 1
1 t
Totaia ;t T ST 1 Totaia II t it 1 ft
Minneapolis 0 0 1 0 0 o 0 1 02
Indianapolis ..." 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 01
Basea on halls: OfT Fisher, to off Thomas,
1 Struck out: Bv Ftsher. 2; Thomss, 5.
Two-base hits: Shannon. Three-base hits:
Hart. Sacrifice bits: Davis. Hart. C. Carr,
Graham. Inuhle plays: J. Carr. Marcsn to
C. Carr. Stolen base: Holmes. Left on
bases: Indianapolis, 5; Minneapolis, . Um
pire: Egan. Time: 1:55.
Itasdlsg of the Teams.
Played. Won. Lost.
Pet.
.fr,
.not
.5 0
.ti57
.4M
.177
Toledo
Columbus .
Milwaukee .
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Louisville .
St. Paul ...
lndlatiaoolls
43
49
40
4R
43
44
43
2H
17
22
IK
22
va
21
22
24
2S
.412
4n
17
,37S
Uanies today: Milwaukee at Columbus,
Kansas City at Toledo. St. Paul at Louis
ville, Minneapolis at Indianapolis.
EVKVTS OX THE nirVM.Mt TRACKS
Rood aad .Plenty Wins the Grand
National Steeplechase.
NEW YORK. June 8-Oood and Plenty,
carrying the heavy Impost of 170 pounds,
won the Grand National steeplechase, about
two and one-half miles. St Belmont park
todav. Grandpa was second snd llerculo'd
third. The . time, 8:28. Is twelve seconrls
faster than the previous record, held bv
Good and Plenty, made on May 20. this
year. The field that faced the starter for
this race consisted of some of the best
timber toppers here. Fellaheen made the
pace for about a mile and a half, where he
tired. Grandpa then took command and
led to the stretch, where Ray, on Good
and Plenty, brought his mount up with a
rush snd won by four lengths. Water
Pearl, second choice, easily won th"
Kvllpse stskes, defeating Oran. the 15 to
20 favorite, by three lengths. Welboume.
a SO to 1 shot won the first race, seven
and a half furlongs, and in doing so
equalled the world's record for the dis
tance. 1:32 flat, which was made by Dainty,
at Oakland In 19"4.
First race, seven and one-half furlongs:
Welboume won. Geranium second. Far
West third. Tima: 1:32.
Second race, five and one-half furlongs:
Golf Ball won, Royal Breeie second, Sar
aclnesca third. Time: 1:07.
Third race, the Eclipse stakes, fire and
one-half furlongs: Water Pearl won, Oran
second. Convolo third. Time: 1:064.
Fourth race, the grand national steeple
chase, about two and one-half miles: Good
and Plenty won. Grandpa second, Her
culold third. Time: 6:25.
Fifth race, one mile: Telephone won,
Neptunus second. Just So third. Time;
1 :JKi.
Sixth race, seven furlongs: Pretension
won, Mandarin second. Loglsttlla third.
Time: !:
CINCINNATI, June .-Results at La
tor.la :
First race, five furlongs: Bonart won.
Hltnouth second. Alvlse third. Time:
1:00.
Second race, six furlongs: Royal Legend
won. Wlndsheld second. Oak Grove third.
Time: 1:1.
Third race. Ave furlongs: Boserrian won,
Delia Thorpe second, Belle Scott, third.
Time: l:06tt.
Fourth race, seven furlongs: Cotter
Town won, Harry Scott second. Bell In
dian third. Time: 1:30.
Fifth race, steeplechase handicap, short
course: Otis L. won. Lightsout second.
Port Warden third. Time: 8:06M,.
8lxth race, six furlongs: Mohave won.
Banposal second, Gauze third. Time:
1:174.
Seventh race, one mile: Intense won.
St. THnmsny second. Leta Duffy third.
Time: 1:46,.
BI'FFALO. June t. Results:
First race, five furlongs: Kilts won,
Plantagenet second, Mafalada third. Tlm:
1 :03H.
- Second race, five furlongs: Alyth won,
Tom Dolan second, Round Dance third.
nme: i:ue.
Third race, one mile: Greville won. TTonH
Dence second, Trlumphsnt third. Time:
1:454.
' Fourth race, five furlnnsa: Ktheon won
Jack Atkln second. Triumphant third!
Time: l.-03.
Fifth rsce. one and one-sixteenth mllea
handlcaD: Dishabille won. Snnf rir
ond, Hyperion third. Time: 1:61S.
Sixth race, one mile and fortv vards:
Cadlchon won. Secret second. Thistledo
third. Time: 1:49H.
COMMERCIAL CM B GOLF GAME
Two Teams Will Ploy at rield Clol
Links.
Tuesday afternoon of next week ths
members of the executive committee f
uie commercial club will leave their busi
ness for a half day and play golf at the
Field club. Two teams have been chosn
by President Judson and C. M. Wllhelm.
chulrmun of the committee, and the losing
i. um win pay lor tne dinner. whlh
mines after the game. A rule has been
passed that those who refuse to play must
caddy fot the others. Following are the
earns:
C. M. Wllhelm.
F. W. Judson.
H. H. Baldrlge.
E. V. Lewis.
Charles Pickens.
J. C. Colt.
T. A. Fry.
George Kelly.
D. Beaton.
Will Yetter.
O. D. Kipllnger.
W. S. Wright.
Arthur Karbach.
H. K. Burkatt.
R. S. Wilcox.
Frank Curpenter.
Euclid Martin.
Jay Foster.
K. E. Bruce.
George Hammer.
C. F. McC.rew.
George Hoobler.
J. fc.. George
E. J. McVann.
N. B. Updike.
Arthur Smith.
F. E. Sanborn.
John Steel.
Harry Weller.
L. A. Benson.
Miss Ration Wins Tennis Match.
LIVERPOOL. June 6. There waa a Ana
attendance when play in the English
northern counties tennis chamtilonfchln
games were resumed. The most Interest
foouaed In the singles mutch. In which
Miss May Sutton of Pasadi-tiu. Cul., met
Miss J. D. Sturton of Lincoln. Throughout
It was Just a question aa to the margin
oy wnicn M'ss Mutton would win. She
gave no quarter, and driving and serving
with great power, won. H-0. 6-1. It is the
general Impression thut the Americsn will
retain the northern championship, despits
th recent fine form of Miss D. K. Doug
lass, who Is considered her most dangerous
rival. In the ladies' doubles Miss Sutton
snd Mrs. lllllysrd had a walkover. Misses
Sturton and Carter scratching. D. R.
Rhodea of Boston had for a partner E. J.
Sampson of Manchester In the preliminary
round of the gentlemen's double, and these
two won comfortably over the others,
Hugh and Harry Peace of Liverpool, 6-2.
6-0. 6-3.
Games In Three-I l.easine.
At Dubuque Dubuque. 1: Rock Island, 0.
At Decatur Decatur, Z: Feorl;
ninge).
At Bpringfleld Springfield, 8; Blooming
ton. 1.
At Davenport Davenport, 6; Cedar Rap
Ids, 1.
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P. A., 1502 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb.
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