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Jump on EMty Writfit for Eicht ' Hits,
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HENVER; , Colo.. June 16 Omaha do
feated Denver; 11 to T;- by' pounding Wright
for eight' hits end eight runs in the. Mist
half of the ninth, with two out. There
a prolonged wrangle When Bender wna
called safe at the plate in scoring on an
Infield hit from second. . .uonritng, batted
-for Vnrif In the ninth' and Bender went tv
second-in Jhe Just' half: Score:
OMAHA. ,
,H t.- an jj. xi tci' a p
jprntier, c-m .,...,.. I
Carter, rf :.-.;. .','... 8' , 1
Perrlng, Sb i-.a, I 5 .1
Welch, ct .'( . a
1 2
2 0 ft
4 01
i . : vv l
4 - 1
2
"1 1
Dolan. lb 4, n,,t,0, ,i
4
..rvuiimr, mm ,.4, ,,... e ,'l
Long, Zl, 3
Long, 2b,' ..,....',;.;.s ".'2. 5
Uondlng, o M, ...(..... 1 i. 1
Bandars, p 4,.. 1,- t
t
Sanders
Totals
40 11
.DENVER.,,
.
Mc Hale, cf 6 1
i)gle. 2b- i 0
Randall,"-rt i 0
Russell, lh . 4 0
Roddick.' m ......... ... t - t
H.-lden, If 4 1
J ,-HwIthV- . .,VJ,:.-.','S ',-?
Zaluskyj .V.Ji-. ...".'..
Wright, p 4 0
! TotaU ,
"-fJrnaha ....
.'44' 7
0 2 10
0 0 p 0 8-11
0 ,0 0 '4'tM- t
f jji w r:,,;i.... j o t;
r Stolen bases: Perrlng. J. Smith. Bacri
- flee hits: Dolan, Helden. First base on
flsalls: Off Bandera, 1; off Wright. 1. Struck
tout: , By Wright, . Double play:. Hu.
sell . (unassisted), ffime: . t:15. Umpire:
afa.tndanoetsXit,,. ( " . .
''TliaVjhiaiai (tir the Champa. .
' V-DKB MOINES, June' 16.-The Champloni
; made It three straight and a shutout to
top off with today. 4 to 0. Both teams
played' hard, fast ball,' but the Inability
,of the Bloux City players to hit Clcnue
Jt -critical Mines , prevented scoring. Jar
fTOtt waa hit frequently, and, though he was
"Wall supported, he was no match for Cl
eat ta at any stage of the game. Clcotte
f fanned six. gave no bases, no wild pilches,
;hlt m one and tlelded hl position well.
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AB.
i i 3 3. 0
5 3 . .5 U
1 . 1. 0.0
2 1 2 . 8
15 27 ; 13 1
H. PO. A. ' E.
1 2 0 2
3,12 0
0 2 0 0
1 11 0 0
,2 0 3 0
' 2 2 0 0
2 ' 2 1 " '1
V3.VC 1 0
1 1 ' 0
15 ' 27 10 1
H. PO. A. K.
2,0 0 0
0 1 J 1
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1 10 3 0
2 7 10
1 10 0
2 I 2
12 2 0
124 0
W. Ji IS 1
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24 n 1
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.CafTyn, (.,.
U'Laarv: Hb.
,Welday. cf
' lfxtor, lb
'.Towns, c
t!ogrtevr. rf
Andreas, ss
Magoon, i'b..
', Ckotte, p
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f.'ampbeu, u.v.. .
IXobllt, cf.. 4
Weed,., ib , 4
.Itesa, c... I
Jarrott, p 1
.. a, .
Totals
Ie Molnei
filoux City 0 0 0
, Stolen bases: Hngriever t2),. Two-base
hiu: Cfcffyn, Wellay, Lexter, Andrnti,
Magoon, Nubllt. Ui.uble pUy: Weed la
Myerss,4rsp''ase on.baJi: OfT.,UrrottV
. Hit., bypUche ball; Wy Jarrott, ' 1.
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selected for their gentle action as well as their invigorating effect on th
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43 do most of the so-called tonics ou the market which contain potash oi
oiue other harmful -mineral ingredient. These, derang. the stomach and
digestion, unfavorably affect the bowels or therwise damage the health.
S. S. S. tones up the stomach an J digestion, improves the apptie.. produces
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Struck out: By Cieotle. 1 Time: 1:20.
Umpire: Fuller. ..Attendance: .1,500.
Indiana Pile Ip Bite "core.
, PFEBLO, Colo.. June 16. Th Indiana
continued to fatten their batting averages
oft the Lincoln pitchers today and won
with ease by a acore of 8 to 3. Jones, who
was In the box for the visitors, was hit
for seventeen safe ones, many for extra
lses. Cook's and Ftske'e home runs In
the sixth were the features, while Messltt's
triple In the third with two on. bases was
responsible for a pair of tHllles. Morrison,
w)io was on the slab for the locals, kept
the visitors' nine hits well scattered. Three
double plays pulled off by the Indians were
the Mi ldltig features and cut off several
runs tor -the Llncolnltes. Cook's running
catch of Collins' high fly to short left field
was the most spectacular feature of the
game. TIkt name waa called at the end of
the eighth inning on account of darkness.
Bore :
-PUEBLO. - -
AB. R. Hi PO. A. E.
Cook, If
McUllvray, lb
Rliugart, 2b . ..
Melchior, rf ..
Blake, cf
Kiwert, 3b
Flske, ss
Mei-sitt, c ....
Morrison, p ...
. Totals
. 5
I
3
3
. 6
. 6
. 4
.3
. 4
.- 4
. 4
.37
2
2
.-2
it
3
3
-17 ' 23 U
. LINCOLN.
' AB. R.
H. PO.
i. E.
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J. .0
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 o
0 0
2 0
Fillmaw ss .
Wolf. If.
QuIllinrSb ...
Thomas lb .
Collins, rt ...
Ketcheni, -$t
Barton, 2b ..
Inran, c ....
1
X
0
6
Jones, p
Totals
.,.'.. 30 ,2i
21
' Wolf out, bunting third strike.
Pueblo 0 13 0 4 0 0
Lincoln J I I 10 O 0 -
Stolen bases: McUllvrtJ-', tlwert.. Sacri
fice hit: yuillin. Two-baa lilts: McGU
vray. Flake. Three-bas. hlf- . Messltt.
Home runs: Flske. Coow. Urst tas on
balls: .Off Morrison,. 2;, St. Jones. 3, .Struck
oit: - By Morrtson, l;i bt Joiu-g, l ..-Double
plays: Morrison to Mrssitt to Mcnilvray,
Flske to Shugart to McCSilvray. Bhugart
to -McGllvray to Flake. , Uft baacs:
Pueblo, S; Lincoln. Time: : 1:20. - Umpire;
Davis. Attendance, 1.QH0. . - , i ..
Staadlna; f the Trtnt.
Played. Won. - Lost.
Pet.
:w
' .6H
.5
' :3ti6
Des Moines
Denver ....
Omaha . ...
Sioux City
Lincoln ....
Pueblo .'..-..
4Q (. ' 13
44 26 19
41 22 1
. IU i s
23
2ft
Games today: Omaha at Pueblo, Lincoln
at Denver, 8Ioux City at Des Moines. ; - ;
Wahoo Evens I p.
W.AHOO. Neb.. June 15. (Special Tele
gram. Wahoo turned the tables on Il.-ist-
lngs today and won easily, 5 to 4. V'ncent
allowed them hut four hi
nits, all in tne vecna
Inning. Outside of that inning but two
men eaw first base. , .Wahoo won In "the
ninth on Smith's double' and Wolta's drive
to the fence. Score:
WAHOO. ' ' HABTINOS.
AB H O A K. AB H O A B
Varman,' If..: 4 1 ' Harm., cf ... 4 ISO
Juhnaisi, c.4'1 1 1 tjenklna, tb..4 0 I ' 4 - i
slmodynea, Sb 4 III 1 Vt'alh, aa..., 4 t 1,1 I
Klrrhman. aa. 4 1 1 IRathbun. b.. 4 ! 0
Johnaon. lb.. 4 4 11 1 Hyde. lb.,... I 110
Smith, cf 4 t 1 0 Johnson, rf.,4 OK a
Wolla. lb ., t 13 0 0 PWeet, !- .... 1 4
Pralther, rt.. 4 Ofleney. If.... I 1 i I 0
Vincent, p.... 4 1 t ttirtd p 1 I Oil
Totala II I S7 12 t Totala 82 4M 14 4
'Johnson out on Infield fly. On out when
winning run scored. . i
Wahoo 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 I 1-5
Hastings 04000000 0-4
Earned runs: Wahoo, 2; Hastings, L Left
jon bases:- WahooA 12; -Haattngs r 9. Two-
oar iiiih:- nuiiiu, wuim. r irpr mjr tin
balls: Off Vincent 1: off Zarket, t Struck
o'ut :- 'By Vtnosenr. "7; y-7.a-ket, ' Sacrifice
hit: Bmlth. Stolon bases: Blmodynes,
Wolta, Kathbun. Ixiuble plays. (leaey lu
Jenkins." .I'mplre: Ryan. Time:- ,1:8s.
, -v - - '" " '
Games la Three-I Lessstt,
At Cedar Rapids Rock Island, 6; Cedir
Rapids. 4.
At Peoria Peoria. 4; Blooming ton, !.
At Davenport Dubuque, h; Davenport, 0.
ii uavenpori uunuqiie. n; uavenport, o.
U Springiield-t'pi.'liig'lelfl-l'ecgtur game
at Dotted.;, rain.'; --y ; ,V
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3 0 3
4 0 1
4 0 1
4 0 0
3 1 2
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CHICAGO WINS IN NINTH
Windy ' City . Nationals Take Close and
Eicitinc Contest from Quakers.
CHANCE MAKES ONLY JUJN IN GAME
Manager Walks,' la sacrificed to
Second by Hselnfeldt and
cores on Tinker's
1111. '
PHILADELPHIA, June 15. Chance s base
on balls. Btelnfeldt's sacrifice and Tinker's
single gave Chicago the only run scored
In today's game. Sparks and Lundgren
pitched good .ball and received excellent
support. Scot:
CHICAOO. PHILADELPHIA.
BH.O.A.K. B.H.O.A.E.
SUl. cf....4 Its OThom.p. et. I 1 1
Bhcknl. II. I 0 t 0 OOlessna. -b.. 4 110 1
Sihult.. rf...4 0 1 rourtnT. lb I t 11
Chnp. lb... STItu.. rf t Oil
tlnfl..b. I 11 OWtrd, ib....i 41 110
Tlnkr. 4 111 1 Ut... If.... 0 1 :
r-Tft, lb 41 1 1 ODoolln. .... 4 t I
Kilns. 4al -(. I 0 Dooln, I T 0 l"
LuiidgB-.f p. 'I o 0 I pgpirk.. p.,., I 9, 1 t
' BrmDnMr.. I T
Tiu..,...n-7 . :. ,.u.i.
i , ' TU1..;..S0 4 ST 12 -i
Batted for Dooln In the ninth. ' '
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11
Phllaxlelphla 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Left oh Dases: Chicago, 7;' Philadelphia.,
7. Stolen bases: Slagle, Gleason, Tinker.
Bacrl des hits: Sheckard, Magee, Btcinfoldt,
Struck out: By Sparks. 4: by Lundgren. .
First base on hnlln- nir nurL. i. w
Lundgren, 6. Passed ball: Dooin. Hit'wl'h
pitched ball: Chance. Time: 1:45. I in
plre: O'Day.
I.eever To Mirk tor Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN. June 15. Pittsburg won the
second game of the series from the local
toaay. 4 to i. iever held the home teum
to two hits. Score:
, PITTSBfRO. BROOKLYN.
B.M.O.A.E. B.H.O.A.E.
Beaumont, cf. 4 t 0 OTawy, Sb 4 .4 I 1 0
Oanlay, rf. .. 4 110 Batch. If 4 0 10 4
Clark, lf.... 0 0 0 0 Lumlar. rf...a'l 0 0 0
Wanr, as.. 4 114 OJordan, lb... 8 1 0 1
Naalon, lb...: 4 1 10 1 1 Malonay, ' cf . . 2 0' 4 0 0
Lrach. lb I 0 4 1 Bernm. r I 0 V 14
Blloh.y. lb.. I 1 4 ( 0Alprman, !b I 0 14 0
Oibaon, e 10 4 1 OLawli. I 0140
Lmvw, p.... I 1 1 OPaaiarlua, p. i 0 0 I 0
, Hummel ....1 0 0 0 0
Totala II 4 IT II 1 .
. Total i. t Tl 14 1
Ratted for Pastorius In the ninth.
Pittsburg 010' 200010 4
Brooklyn 0001 '0 0000 1
Two-base hits: NealoV Leever. Three-
base hits: Nealon. Lumlev. Stolen bane!
: Uapley. Pouble plays: Alperman to Lewis
I " xuiuon. nucnry to uioson. ueft on
pases: IMttshurg. 2; Brooklyn, 1. First
Dae on oana: utT fastorlua. 2; off Ieever,
1. Struck out: By Pastorius. S; by Leever.
t. Time: 1:22. Umpire: . Carpenter.
Hlta aad Errors Baaehed.
BOSTON, June 15 A combination of er
rors by Cincinnati and timely Jutting by the
home team won the game for Boston to
day. t Score:
BOSTON. CINCINNATI.
B.H.O.A.E. B.H.O.A.E.
Brldwall. aa
Tenney, lb
Brain. .3b....
Hatre. ct....
Howard, If..
Dolan, rt...
Brown, r...
Strobe), lb..
4 10 4 0 Huia-ln. lb.. 14 14
4 1 II
4 48emour, cf.. 4 110 4
1 4 Kelley. If.... t I I 1 4
0 4 Warry. lb.... 4 111 1
0 Iielalianty. lb 4 1 I I 1
1 Corcoran, aa.. 4 1 I I I
1 VOdwell. rf.... t 0 1 1 1
10 4
I 1 Srhlet. k .
1 4 Praaer, p
,. 4 4 1 i 0
.14 1 1 1
..1 4 4 4
.14 I 14 14 4
Lindaman, p. I 4 4
Libert
Total St T rt 11 1
Totala
"Batted for Fraser In ninth.
Boston .. 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 J
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 01
Three-base hit: Brown. Stolen bases: Cor
coran, Dolan. Bases on, balls: off l.ln.ln
man.- S. Struck out: By Lindaman, 6; by
Kraeer. 1. Time: 1:42. Umpires; Emslie
ana conway.
New York Wlai la Eighth.
NEW YORK. June 15 The New York
team won by a narrow margin from St.
Louis today. The winning tally was
made with two men out on Krennahan'
douhle, two battery errors and Dennett's
misplay. Score:
. NEW YORK. ST. LOUS.
B.H.O.A.E. B.H.O.A.E.
Bream ban. c( j 14 4 Baanett, It., lllll
Strang, rt I 1 1 4 Sneni.ou, If.. 4 1 I 4 4
MrUaaa, lb.. 4 1 IS
M.nea. If 4 10
bahloa. aa... 44
bevlla, lb... 11
Gilbert, lb... 4 11
Bow.raian, e 4 4 I
Maikewaoa, -I I I
0 tmoo. cf.... I 1
4 4 Berkley, lb.. 4 I
1 0 Arndt. lb 4 I
1 0 Haelakt'r. rf. I
I 1 M'Hrld.. aa... a 1
i 4 Brady, t I 1
I ITay'or, p.,... 4 If
too
4 4 4
il 1 4
1
1 I 4
4 14
0 4 0
Totala.. '....U I 27 If 1 Totala Si I 24 12 l
New York o o : u u n a i i '
St. Louis o 1 o a u v o o o l
Left on banes: New York. 14; St. Ixjula.
11. First base on balls: off Mathewaon,
4; off Taylor, a Struck uut: By Mathew
eon. . J; ' by Taylor, i. Three-bjae hit:
Mertes. Two-base hit: bresnnhun. Sac
rifice hits: HoeUkoetter, McBndr. Stolen
nasvs: Uetlln, ailbert. Hit by pitcher: I
By Taylor. 1. empires:' Johnstons and I
tv.ier.i. iime: 1:4a
Staadlaar f the Teams.
Played. Won. Lost. Pot.
Chk-agu ......
Pittsburg ....
New York .,
Phllsdeiphi
St. Louis ...
Brooklyn ...
Cincinnati ..
Boston .......
.. 64
17
.tin
.... 61
.... 64
.... 67
.... hi
.... 64
.r. 67
34
17
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Games today
Pittsburg st
Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at -Boston
t lii-ago at
Phlla-
delphla. St. lx)ui at New Y'urk.
Keeahmen lie teat trailrni),
CRETE. Neb., June la. ( fl(ecial. A u ln
tereallng game of tuse ball t'Hk ulace this
aftkfuiii.il on the Dos lie Athl-tic park be
tween the freahiuen and the academy. The
former were victorious by the atxne of ti
to 1. ' Freshmen battery. Hartwoll and
Kingaton; academy battery, la Kue and
BtvliSua. tnipire: prof. JUUuii. ihc
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larger AaaoiBts,-ProportloMft Terms. v
sopohomores defeated the freshmen, 9 to
8, last i Tuesday.' Another game will be
Slayed between these 'two classes Monday,
une IS. ' V"' ,
GAMES I THK AMERICAN LE AGl'E
Cleveland Defeats New York
ad
Movea Ia4 Flrat Place.
CLEVELAND. ''June 16. Cleveland took
first place In thi 'American league today,
defeating New" YorK for the third time
this reries. J Tfie game was an errorlt-ss
one, Cleveland Winning 'on Its long hits,
seven doubles and a triple. Lejola made
three double -ttd 'Olarkson waa knocked
out of the hog.! In,-the sixth Inning. Two
ot Cleveland. rguli Bay. and Turner
are crippled.- Store.-',. '
ClXVEljA!fl!). ..! . - NEW TORK. '
B.H.Olat.i '- . ,- B.H.O.A.E
Flk-lc cf.;a.. S V, 4 rt tteelet. rf . ... 4 4 I 0
r)c cf.;k.. S V, rteelt. rf.... I 0
igalton, rt L ai-ai enroe, aa. 4r I-4- t
veil, Jh.,. 4 ' l.i I , thaaa., lb., 4 A ..
lota7W:.4.l'lM0'oUporta. ..'.'.4,1 0 1
iu&u, lb. I 0 ri Vllllam. - Sb 1 2 0
kon. If...-''-1,'"1 'o pelehanty. If S I 0
Cengalton, rt 4
Slovi
Lajol
noaai
t.r-kten
Bradley, tb.. 4 ' 4l -I Hoffntns. cf.. 4 I 0
Bemla.' t...'.. 4 '1 't 4 Klelnim, c. 4 I'll 4
Juea. r-.'..... I 1 1 1 t( litim, p.. I 0 1 1 4
. i- -ii. Lroy, p. ..j.. 1 .4 4 J O
Total.. a.. 14 tHt 14 A
' .s- - Totala. .....U 114 11
Cleveland' .'...'.,. 01 1 0' 0 10 2 i
New York 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
Hits: Off Cihfkann. 8 In five and one-
Hartroan's flo
Cart, Complete
A ii S iiiiii n IIT - KMMt I
third Innings; oft -Leroy, 4 In two and two- ; ir?"- " " :
thirds innings. Two-base hits: Lajole ),'"""'- J
Flick. Ptovall. Rossman, Bemls, Wllllam. , if ; ,
Three-base hit; Jackson, ftacrince nus: i pbvie. lb.,.. 4
Rossman, Pelehanty, Williams. Stolen ' Burke, Jb.... I
base: La port e. First base on balls: OIT,j gulan, et
Lcrov. 2. Left ' on. bases: ' Cleveland, S: rtanti, p..... 4
Naw Tork, fi. Struck out: By Joss, r.
by Clarkson, 1; by Leroy, 1. Time: 1:39.
Umpires: Conaor and Hurst.
Detroit fs Slint Oat.
DfTTROlT, Jurle 15. Detroit could d.)
nothing with Dygvrt. Donovan was hit
hard In three innings. Apart from Dy-
gert"s pitching the contest; waa featbra-
.- PHlLAPEl.T-HlA. . ' DETROIT-
K.U.O.AH, . B.H.O.A.E.
Hartael. If... 4 t t V 0 Jonae. cf 14 14 4
Armbrat'r, ct 4 1' f 4 4Undaay, ib..4 I t
Da-vla. lb.... 4 ' 1 II 4 -'0 Crawford, lb. 4 4 I
Ixrl. Tf. 4 t 1 4' SMrlntyre. If. 4 1 0
Murphy, lb... 4 '1 4 4 t Cobb. rf. .. . . 4 t 1
f ro... ai .... 1 0 4 4 4rushlln, lb. I 4 1 4
Knlsbt, lb... 141 OO'leary, aa.. 1441
Schick, t.... 4 1 4 t -IWarner. c... I f 4
Oyset. p....: I 0 , I ODonoran, p... 114k
Totala.... ..11 IJtU X . Totala 24 I IT II 1
PhiladelphU .........0 0 112 0 0 0 04
Detroit- ...i 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-4)
Two-baae"hltsr Murphy, Schreck. Three-
hii hit: ltartsel.i Sacrifice bit: Cross,
Stolen bases: MurDhv Vil. Cross. First
luise 'on ball: -'Off Donovan, 3; off Dygei-t,
2. Left on bases- Detroit, 5; Philadelphia,
4. Struck out: By Donovan, 7; by Dygert,
4. Double play; Cross, Murphy and Davis.
Time: 1:20. Umpire: O'Loughlln.
. Washington Ontbats Chicago.
CHICAGO, June 15. Washington out hit
Chicago in the final game of the aeries and
won-by 10 to 2.- Smith opened for Chicago,
but was hit-hard, and Owen was s-nt In
to- check Washington, but he had to retire
In favor of Fiene. Score:
WASHINGTON: . CHICAOO.
- . . R M n -A K. B H O. A a
Kill, lb s.... I t 2 411abn. It I 4 114
hulaay, - b.. 4-1 i Or. Jonea. CI..I 1 I 4
1 1
t I
I 7
0 I
0 4
4
4
0 0
1 .4
Stalil. lb .1,110 1 Olabell, 2b 4
Anderson, If. I I 1 A Ol'.vl. . 4
Hickman, rf. I 4 1 4 ODonohue. lb.. 4
Altlaer. aa . , I III 1 0 Nalll. rt...4
C. Jonea. rt . 6 I 1- I 1 Sullivan, r. .. I
Heydon. t' I 1 4Tannehlll. lb. I
Falkenberg, p4 I t 4 0 Smith. -4
Owen, p 1
ToUle......Jt lfc-fl 14 IFIene, p I
ToUl 11 ai 2
Chicago ..
Washlngto
.10000001 0 3
.01404100 0 10
- Hits: Off Smith. 4 in two snd
,v,j
"hi
Innings; on Owen, 3 in two-thirds or an
Irtnlnff- nff VI -n k in six lnnlnera Twn.
- - - - - -- -- - .
base hlta: - Hickman, Anderson. Sacrifice
hit: Altiser. Stolen base: Mill. Double
nlavs: Isbell to-Davis to Donohue. All laer
to Bchlafiy to Stahl, l)avis to Isboll to
Ionohue. Struck out: By Smith. 1; by
Fiene. 3: bv Km Ikenliera. 2. Passed hell-
Sullivan. First bases on balls: Off Smith
t; off Flen..l; off Falkenburg. 6. Hit with
pitched ball: Mil. Altiser. Time: 1:42.
Umpires: Evans and Connolly.
Boston Wlna on a Flake.
ST. LOUS, Juiic 15. A ludicrous mlxup
on rarant's pop- fly in the fifth Inning
scored two runs sud put Parent on third.
from her he scored the winning run on
a long fly. Four fielders fell without touch
ing the ball, it going for a thie-base hit.
The final acore was St. Louis. 2: Boston, t-
Score:
BOSTON. ST. LOWS
B.H.O.A.E.' B.H.OA.B.
Parent, as... 4 111 2 Hartaell, lb. 4 0 1 1.1
8tabl. cf...,. I i 1 4Joea, lb.... I 2 111
Crtmehaw. 4 4 4 I Stone, If 4 114 0
Selbaca. If.. 4 110 4 Hemphill, cf. 4 I 2 1 1
a erne, -2b.... I 4 14 Wallace, aa.. I 4 2 14
Haydea. rf... I 1 4 lO Brlf. Jb.. 4 4 14 4
Olaae. 2b 4 4 111 Nilee rf 4 1 I 4 4
bAnnbmat'r, il 114 I .1 O'Cot.noT. a.,4 I I 1 4
YSUAS. .!... 41 OJacobaea. p.. 1 4 4 I 4
, ' eRIckay 1 4 4 4
Totala. 12 127 11 4Peltr. p 4 4 4 1 4
Nordyk
1 4 4 4 4
Totala I :7 W I
i lltted"for Jacobsen In seventh.
i 'Butted fr Pelty in ninth. '
I Boston ..j 0 0 0 S t 0 0 1
j c-t. aiU 0 0 1 0 V 1 0 0-J
Earned - runs: St. Louis, 1; Btston. 1.
Twj-baee tuts: Stahl. Jones, tieltjach.
Armiiiatter. Three-base hits: Stone.
Parent. Sacrifice l.lts: , Jaccbaen. i'crna.
Stolen bases: Patent. Jones. O'Connor.
Stone, HtPH.Mll. NlWs. HI: i. i,itt bed
ball. By Young. Junes. First base on
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St. Louis, 7; Boston, 4. Time: 1:52. Um
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Standing: of the Teams.
Played. Won. Lost.
Pel.
Cleveland 47 19 18 .. .617
New York 61 HI 20 .
Philadelphia 60 X0 30 .tino
Detroit 4 IS '.'i Mi
St Iouls 51 2b' 25 .510
Chicago 48 i3 .25 .4'9
Washington 50 18 32 HSO
"Boston 61 IS ' .a-4
Oames today: Washington at 'St. I.ouls,
Philadelphia at Cleveland. New York at
Detroit, Boston at. Chicago.
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Kanaaa Cltr Defeats I.onlsvlll byfand witty br Hie second
. " ' Opportune Itlttlna. '
LOflSVILLB. Ky.. June 15 Kansas City
defeated Louisville today by batting hard
with men on bases. Frants held the locals
safe at aH times. Perrlne's batting was a
feature. Stovall was put out of the game
In the eighth, for disputing a decision.
Dcore:
KANSAS CITT. ' LOUISVIM.E.' ',
B.H.O.A.E. B.H.O.A.E.
I Ttrr.int-
1 4 0 4 IHallman. If.. 4 2 14 01
4 0 0Stor.ll, if. ... 4 1 3
4 0 OKenna. rf.... I 0 0
4 0 0 Rra.haar, th. 6 4 I
1 0 OSulllvan, lb.. 4 0 11
2 10 Kerwin, rf... i 1 0
1 1 1 Woodruff. Sb. f. 1 I
I ORbaw, c...... 404
0 0 OQulnlan. aa.. 4 2 0
0 1
-I 4
1 4
1 0
i
0 0
1 4
4 1
Wolf, p 4 10
Totala.
.11 II 27 10 4
Totala 41 10 24 15 I
Kansas City J2 0 00300
Loulavllle ........... 10010001 04
Three-baae hits: Waldron, Perrlne,
Leahy. Two-base hits: Wolf (2), Perrlne,
Woodruff. Sacrifice hits: B. Sullivan tl!),
Leahy. First base on .balls: Off Wolf, 2;
off Frants, 1. Struck out: By Wolf, 2; by
Frants, 1. Passed balls: By Shaw, A Hit
by pitcher: Burke. Left on bases: Loula
vllle. : Kansas City, 7. Time; 1:50. Um
pire: Kane.-
Colimbna Wins from t. Paul.
COLt'MBt'S. O.. June 15. Flaherty held
St. Paul to three hits while the champions
V . . . 1 t. . . I. Jn.iliaa n a r, . I Hlitcle. fm-lv.
1 Sugilen accidentally spiked Plckerlng-s right
: hand. In another collision with Klhni
"T - Sugden was knocked senseless, but was
able to resume., score: ,
COUHBIi. ST
B H O A K.
Plrkerlnz. cf. 4 0 0-0 OGeler. 2b
rAt'L.
B.H.O.A.E.
...4 0 1.2 0
t'lym.r. if
I t u usugaen. jd... .
I I S 1 VeuZant. rf. 4
110 OFrlak. rt 4
0 12 0 0 Wheeler, lb,. I
110 0 Km-k'Seld, Ml
0 4 11 Pierre, If I
1 1 i 4 Drill, c I
1 4 S 4 Hui hanan, p. 1
0 01 SLaie, p 1
110 0
12 0 1
V 2 0 0
0 4 0 1
0 12-1
12 4 0
0 4 0 0
0 4 14
0 0 14
Wrlley. 2b
Hlncbinan, rf I
Klhm. lb.... 2
Cnottar, If... 5
Krlel. lb 1
Hulawltt, aa.. 4
Kyan. c 4
Flaherty, p.. 4
Totala 14 1127 11 ' Totala 0 I 24 I S
Columbus 0 0 fl S'l -'.1 1 .
Bt. Pau 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 01
Stolen bases: Frtel 2, Hlrchman. Sserl
' flee hits: Kihm, Frlel. Buchanan, lrlrst
base on halls: Off Buchanan., 3; off Slagle,
fi
I '
Struck out: By r laneriy, a; oy nucn-
nnun 'I- hv biaKie. 1. inilinsn putijru.
Buchanan. Ave and one-third: Slagle, two
and two-thirds. Hits: Off Buchanan. 2; off
Slagle, 8. Time: 1:50. I'mplre: Haskell.
Brewers Defeat Hooalera.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 15. Errors by In
dianapolis, combined with tlmelyehlttlng by
the visitors, won for Milwaukee today.
Score:
M1LWAIKKK INDIANAPOLIS.
H u O A.I. ' B H O A t.
1 Robtnaon. aa. It 4 2 I SVinaan. rf ... 6 1 0
Oreen. rf 4 I 1 0 0 J. t'arr. aa... 4 1 I I 1
i Clarke.' lb. .. I 1 4 3 0 Hlinn. cf 4 10 0 0
Bateman, in. a in a i i.arr, id., o . i.
! Hemphtil. ot. S 1 4 0 Atherton. lb. 4 0 2 I 0
u.vin. ,i. . . I 1 0 0 Perry, lb 1 0 1
uii-nMn.r. 11 . i i v v fy.iiuw. ...... .
Mi-l-heaner. If 1 1 1 0 0 Kahoe. c 4 1 4 1 0
t-'orm'k lbt 111 OMarran. 2b.. 4 2240
1 Hvnea. p.' I 10 2 OHart, p I 2 0 4 1
' riheriin. a 1 1 4 0 Fthr. n 0 0 0 0 0
Dunleavy
Totala 14 11 n II 1
Totala..
0 0 4 4
.37 12 27 SO I
Batted for Fisher In the ninth.
Milwaukee 0 2 0 0 1 0 4 0 3-10
Indianapolis 0 1 1 2 0 0 3 0 18
Hits: Off Fisher. 2 In two innings; off
Hart. 10 lit seven innings; off Hyni-f, 11 In
six and ono-tnird Innings; on Oherlin, 1 In
two and two-thirds innings. First base ou
balls: tiff Hurt, 6; off Fisher. 1: off liynes.
1; off Olierlin. I. Struck out: By Hart. 2;
by Fisher. 2; by Hynes. 2; by Oherlin. 4.
Wild pitch: Hynes. Hit by pitched hall:
By Hyi.es. 1; by Hart, 1. Three-base hits:
Marcan. Vinson. J. t'arr. Home run:
McCheeney. Double plays: Clarke to Mc
t'ornilt k to Bateman: McCormtck to Rob
inson to Hatcnun; Hart to J. t'arr la C.
t'arr. Left on bases: liulixnapolis. 7: Mil
waukee, 7. L'mplrea: Sullivan and Owen.
Time: 180.
Game Postpone.!.
At Toledo Toledo-Minneapolis game;
rain.
Standing of the Teams. -
Played. Won. Lost.
Pet.
.677
.571
.5n2
.5!
.510
.4-!
.JH
.77
Toledo
Milwaukee ...
Columbus ...
Louisville
Kanaaa City
Minneapolis
St. PauJ ....
Indinapoll' .
62
40
14
25
25
27
SI
33
. 67
82
M
63
61
63
ii
' Gamea today: Milwaukee at Imlinnn polls.
Kanaaa City at l-ouiaville, St. Paul at
Columbus. Miancapolis at Toledo.
Gleawooal Defeats 4 adeta.
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MARSHA LLTO WN, Is.. June 15.-(Spe-cial
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in the IoV-a league:
Marshalltown, ; Oskalonsa, 3.
Burlington, 11; Boone, 3. ' .
Waterloo. Ii; Keokuk, 2.
Fort Dodge, 16; Ottumwa, 3. Called 111
the eighth, on .account of darkness.
r.rand Island.' M'laa In Math.
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Following is the score:
Braves.
Martin
Foster
Bruce
McVann
Steel
George
Sanborn ".
Wllhelm
I'pdlke
Karbat'h
Colpetzer
McGrew
' Total
I Colts, , '
. 2Bldrige ,1 a
. 0 m wrte .... : -,.,.
. 1 Pickens :..:
. S Yetter .....i.'i..
. t Hurkett' .........
. 0 Beaton
. Ot'Brpentrr ......
. .Uudson
. 'tColt ;
. It Kiplinger ......
i Kellv
. ft Fry
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