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SSUES TMIEE '.PASSU,'' FORCING fN RUN
'nr;' jf! I,' AIM .Hit Hard,
" .hmi fteVilei Efftlel-Jaaia
. a tieeMeely,, Interesting .
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DENVER. Colo.. July IS. In game In
which et tier plsyers nor spectators aeeme.1
Intrise4y.lrtnfted, Pueblo defeated Omaha
. here .'(his, Sfternoon at Broadway park br
the' or xff'U in.K. . Ayefs. the young man
who pitched for Omaha, allowed sixteen
hltn.'and In the first Inning forced aiman
In ' wr en , fie bases mere, full, by Issuing a
pan) to ithe batter. Morgan, for Pueblo,
allowed. fourteen hlti and wm unable to
ptiszje' any, of the Omahogi in the extent
"f, striking .'then tfut.; The only eredltihle
fentare 'of 'the game wan Oondlng't three
bagger In the fifth. . .The score:
Pl'EBLO.
' ' AH
Crtok. ir, 4
MeJllvrSy.' lb 4
Bhugsrt. 2. ..,.-....,. A
Melcl.otr' if.. . 4
Ktwflrt."
Rennlker; c 4
I- lake. 4
Huler. cf 1
Morgan, p 2
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2
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A E.
0 ,t9
1
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. 0 0
4 1
1 :.2'0i
Totals..
4 .
36
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19 4
A. E.
7 J! 1
0
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0 , 0
OMAHA.
AB. P..
H. PO.
Carter, rf...
4 1
3
Howard, 2I
We.iri. i f A
3
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3
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1
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3
3
V
Usssey, If
Rogers c ..
nur-kl.J4.
Hft tiding. .Lh.,
,t)in. p....
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4 No
Tofsla 41 14 :4 18 3
I'uemo .....
Omaha
fljln balei:
ruehl.i 0 8 l'O 0 3 0 -lJ
... 4,8 0-0 1 0 0 0 1
Cook, nogera. Two bane
hls:'lnw.i-it,rlch, Melcholr. Three base
hits: (jonJIng. Iwuble playi: . Ferrlng to
Howard to Oondlng; Runkje' to Howard to
ponding. fcasrs on.- hHlls: Off Ayere, 3:
o Morgftni 1, ".truck out: By Ayers, 8;
Hit by pl4liiK bfll: Cook. Kassed ball:
Ittnnlker.; Left on bares: Pueblo, 7; Ornuha.
l t n'Inier 1:57.; - Lmplre: Barnei. At
itdHncc:i 60o. '
4 ' n Champa Take Two.
KS MOINES. ..Inly IS The' C'hHnipi took
both Miii(a u I double-header from 8I01IX
t'ity here tcdav. In the firm, with Manabo
pitvhlng, the Paiken aecured but two liltn,
0110 In thi:1. fourth and one In the ninth.
' Dei Mr.lix' lirrd hut two nlta off Jackson
fatll tha riBlith, whn he lost control and
four si-ores crossed- the plate on three
l;iglt-, two of. them bunts which were
beaten otit. and two basea on balls. Manake
fanned out twelve Packers. In the second
fame both tennis bit harder, but It was
e Moines' geme after the third Inning.
The hnfie stealing of the Champions was
a 'feature of "the f rond game and stolen
bases figured In four of the seven scores.
Ciuupbell wi' put off -the grounds tn the
fliil Innlirg of the second game for talking
bock to Umpire Davis. Score, ftrst game:
PES MO IN KB.
AB. n
PO. A. E.
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10 0
10 0
9" 3 0.
0 0 0
II 1 1
1 0 0
0 2 ,0
2 4 0
0 0 0;
15 0
; 27 12 1
PO. A. E.
10 0
1 0 0
2 0 0
12 1
11 0 1
2 4 0
1 2 0
: 6 1.0
'01 0
24 10 2
0 0 4 -4
0 0 0 0-0
Caffyn. If '...'.
Sohlpke, 3b...
ellny, cf...
Ilexier, !c-lb..
Towne, C....;,
Doyle, lb
HogHever, rt
Andreas, sa..
Msgoon,' 2b...
t'lcotte. p
Manske, p
.Totals ....
.. 4
... 4
.. 4
'.. 8
.. 0
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.. 3
1
27 4 ' 6
SIOUX CITT.
;. AB. R. H.
Campbell, rf. 3. ,0.1
Nobllt, cf 2.0 0
Wagner, If 4 0 1
Weedi 2b 4 0 0
Myers, lb..'.. ....... 3 0 0
Newton, as .......8 0 0
Front. 3h... , 3-0 0
Freese. c 3 . 0 0
Jackson, p 3 0 0
' Totuis ..............ZH 0 2
Tm Molnrs 0 0 0 0 0
8liJX'Clty 0-0 0
ftole:i"lases:' Andreas. Mngoon. Two
ba. hit: .Caffyn. Double' play: Manske,
Msgooir and Doyle. Bases oji halls: Off
Jat-kaon, "4; off Manske,-3. Hit by pitched
ball: Hy Jaoksitiv 1. -Struck out: By Jack
son, 4; by'Manake, 1Z Time: 1:3V. Umpire:
Djjvls. Attendance: 1,300. : .
. -Score, second same: ,
.-UE8 MOINES. ' ,
AB. R. H
PO.
2 .
0
0
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6
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d. bpfaf.ab'!:...
O" Risarv.nb...
Weldayi l.A.
liyhelb'o1;...
Towne.yJS ,.'
lltgrjevcrr;t( ..'
Antlra, ...
Miisroail,
. MiHci,-,p.......
.5
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.4
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4
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. 4
.' 3
. 3
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.32
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Totals '.
7 10 37. 11
. 8IOUX CITT.
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Campbell' rf .'.".'.;...... 1
Sheens.' Vf...!.. 3
Nobiit; cf.;.w.-,. 4
Vagner.t If.....'.-..'..... 4
V'eed, 2b., 4
Myers. IB 8
Newton. S3 4
Frost, 3b 4
l- re.s, c. ,'....;. '. 3
Ntwlln, p.. 8
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0 "
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H. PO.
B.'
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k 1
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0
1
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0 1
0 2
0 1
0 0
Totals .... A ...... .'.83 8 7 24 8 1
' Des Moines .';.... 0 0 2 0 4 1 0 0 7
Sioux City 1'6 0 0 0 0 0 2 08
Stolen bases: Caffyn. Town (21, Ho
, grinver. Andreas 42). Magoon. Two-base,
hlta: .Caffyn, Welday t2, Doyls, Nobllt
ti). Weed. .Home run: Miller. Doublo
. plny: Magoon to Dovle: Weed to Myers.
Flrat bnw. on txtUa: Off Newlln, 3; off Mil
ler, 1. Struck out: By Newlln, 4: by Miller,-
The tealtbv color ot the skin is &-iven. to it by the millions of little red
corpuscles in the blood. These are the carriers of nourishment, health and
strength to all parts of the body ia other words the wry life of the
blood. - When the germs of Malaria get into this vital fluid -they destroy
these corpuscles and rob the blood of its rich, life-sustaining qualities ren
dering it.thin.wealt and watery and unable to supply, the system with the
seeded -strength to resist disease.. Then the symptoms of Malaria such as
pale, sallow complexions, weak vitality, poor , appetite, deranged digestion, .
general iet down" condition of the system, and perhaps chills and slight
fever,, show that this insidious disease is gradually affecting the entire health
Malaria must be removed from the system through the. circulation and the
medicine to accomplish this is S, S. S. It not only cleanses the blood of al!
iwpuBO, Unhealthy matter, but rids the system of Malaria, and restores the
1 V ? 8tronJf v healthy condition. . S. S. S., besides removing the germs
of Malaria, builds up and gives tone and vigpr to the entire system by its
fine tonic effects. Malaria is a blood disease, and S. S. S. cures it because
it is. perfect Wood purifier. Book on the blood and any medical advice
withput charge. nt SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CaJ
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fcoJITEST rOR THIS DLfWTIKW.ClP
Robert B. Hittr.Miki Ike Lowest'
' feore f . Qaallfylnc Hoaa4.
CHfCAOO. July 13 Robert E. Hunter of
Midlothian., with a acare of 15X led , tha
ninety-eight contestants In thelnltiai round
at medal play for the Glenvlew Cup, over
the Olenview golf . course) today. ,
Walter B. Kn 4ho has already icaptured
two legs of the trophy and needs, only ona
more to hold It as Ms-ipersonal property la
tied with 4 wo other, playera for the lat
two places In tha qualifying round. Egan'a
scon? was 171 .for the tnlrty-slx hole.
Those who qdaflfled and their acorei lol
low : . 4
Robert E. Hunter, Midlothian....',...
Warren K-. Wood. Hemewood. . .
K. U. A met. Olenvlewi
R.'.B. Martin, . Calunlet..
W. R Howland. Jr.,' Pkokle
A. O.'HarTev, Olenview , i..
J. M. Sellera, Olepvtew. . . . ,
O. F. Cllngman, J.. Home wood
Ioren-Hehhard. Windsor
Ralph Hoagland, Riverside
O. . W. t'otter, Midlothian. -.........'..
W E, Clow. Jr.,1 Onafentsla1.
W.1 a: l-ahgford. 'Westward Ho
Ph4lps B. Hoyt. Glenvlew
Waller E. 'Egan. JCxrantir.
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Corrertloa from PlAttsasoalh.l .
PUATT8MOUTH. Neb.. Julrt l.-To tha
Editor of Tha Bee: .Jnllaut" Sunday's Bee
the AnHera claim avictory ovtr tha Platta
nvoutli fsse btlliteata by the acor of 7ito
2. . Inlilstlc to the local team I protast
thair claim and enclose croof to back 1 thy
'protest by giving the account' of the Pm
with score, cut jrom-.in x-ia.iaiiiui.ii
where" It can be Been thatth Plattsmouth.
team defeated 'the OmahaAntlertby 'rb
acoreof Ml to 3. Please correct tha aame
to . satisfy a bunch ' of Plattsmouth fans. ,
Omaha teams wanting games will do well
to write F. B. Warren, manager Ptatte
mouth Red Sog base hall team, care Riley
hotel Thanking you for tha expected oor-'
reetion, 1 am, repecirully. yours, , .
... WM. FITZGERALJX
The clipping referred to. by ' Mr. Fltager
ald reads: " '1
RED SOX TAKE ANOTHER." i .
' "The fall game Saturday afternoon be
tween the Plattsmouth' Red . Sox s,nJ tha
Antlers of Omaha resulted In a victory for
the local team bv a score of "11 to' 2. The
feature of the game. na' the, pltchlhg of.
Cat Graves, he atrtKing out jourieen men..
The Red fiox wore thelr'itew suits for tbe
first time." u '
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' RaolBB at Hearts!;.. ;
' BEATRICE. Nb., 'July 18 (Special 'Tele-;
gram.) The circuit faces opened yesterday
ml W-more with a .large attendance. TM
weather, was pleasant .and the first-day's
meeting, was a big aucoesa. Results: 1.
3:35 trot - ,.. r -
Ralph ...'. i...v..r Ill
Margaret'B :,.....:,......... S 2 2
Allie Conqueror:,. ..,.,., A 4 4
Destro 4 7,-3
Fannie O ? a'l
Princess of Pllsen ., 5
Ben Bliss '
Time: 3:30 ,-2:20H. 2:21-
Three-year-old and under pace- '
Klna Pin : '. 1'
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Shadeon ;-.
Grace Mortx ....n ........ 6,6
Mwlor' Uans t ,.v: ... '0 8
8
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6
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Time: 2:174. 2:17V,. ,2:17V4.
RunnlnKt race, five furlong -ilaah. ten
starters Golden C. won. Randall second,
Anna Shafer third. Time: 1:02ft. - --
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Sac Wants Games.
OMAHA. July 18 To the Editor of The
Bee: As a misunderstanding between, Mr.
Harrison, manager of the Dtetx team, and
myself 1 wish to state to our friends that
we will not play at the Diets park the com
ing Sunday, July 23, as we expected to.
We have played but two games there so
far this season, each team winning one
game, and I feel as though our friends
should know this fact, the third game will
be played on Sunday, August 13. I am
very anxious that my team should meet
all of the fastest teams In- the dry and
state no matter what condition and shape
we have been lrt, we -have always made It
Interesting for the fans. I-et me hear from
you, managers. . - HARRY H. SAGE.
.- Manager. Sterling Base Ball Club.
I Phone Douglas 467. 1138 No. 17th St.
Answer of Joe DntTeya. ' '. , '
"To the Sporting Editor of The Bee: In
reference to the reply of' the Victors and
Nonpareils, we don't wish to 'force any
ball team to play us. -.We have gone to the
expense of about 3400 to -build a ball park
for amateurs to play-In and' the teams
and crowds that have visited 'tn our park
were pleased with their treatment.' In view
of the above facts, we deem It silly and
very much childlike on" the part of the
Victors and Nonpa-rells to take exceptions
tb our park. Nevertheless, we would be
pleased' to play', them any time. Tours
truly, , .
MANAGER DUFFY BABE BA1.T, TEAM.
r ' '.. Bouth Omaha. .
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Iowa Leagi Reanlta.
MAR8HAM.TOWN7 la.-, July 18. (Special
Telegram.! Following' are
the i results
In
tne lowa league:
Ft.. Dodge, 6;vMnrnhaUt'own
0."
Waterloo, II; Clinton, 4. " . "
Burlington, : Ottumwa..4.'
Keokuk, 3; Oskalooea. 2; ten' Innings.
1 . ,' Gaatea ia ,Tbreel I.eaaae. ,-
At Davenport Davenport. 7: Dubuque,
At Springfield Springfield, 1: Decatur. 0.
'At Cellar Rapids Ruck Island, 4;. Cedar
Kapias, J.
At Peoria Peoria, : Bloomington, 5.
A New Train rur Fort Dodire.
The Chicago Great,. "Western railway 1
now running a train leaving Omaha union
station at 8:80 p. m.. Council Bluffs at
8:60 p. m., arriving at Fort Dpdge at 7:66
p. m. . An excellent train for Mlnden, Har
lan, Manning. Carroll, ' Lohrvllle, Komers.
Fort Dodge and Intermediate stations. For
full Information apply to H. H. Churchill,
general agent, 1613 Farnaro St., Omaha.
HIDS THE SYSTEM
OFMALARIA
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j Ike 014 tdlaMe DR. SUUSS ft SCAKLES
established In Omaha (or II roars." The many tho a.
sands of cases cured by us anake as the moat expert
encad 6pectaliata In the west. In all diseases and alW
Bants of man. We know Just what will euro) yeu-
and cure sjulckly.
ki au you, no you pay cs out nx
We caake bo misleading or false statsmenta or aBef
yon choap, worthleao treatment. Our reputation aaa
aane are too favoreXIy known every case we treat,
stir refutation Is at ataka Your health, life and haa
alneas Is too serious a matter lo piavo In the bands
a 4MI.MI SOtrrOak" Honest doetors of aaUtt
OWI MAkaJC XAT TSia BOSCgBaa
Vg
dajct for evervene
Nervwws Meat, Varioeoela traublee, Norveaa Iotttuy,
Flood Potavon, Preeiatle traubiea, KldVsMor. BladaWea
VAsniia laXMAakat, UyaroosJe. Ckrwaie r iiaaaaL
Mea, Varioeoela traublee, Norveaa Dbt
Coiitraotsa plaaa aas, jtiaataMta aa4 ftala Diaoavae.
aat, ,
ma s
T r? KaA&tnaUoa au4 CousuliatUa.
g? KaaKtnaltoa avu4 Consul la I Waa. W
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leaagllaa Sla-sssa, Mavlua. Mm
ttlti-AG'O AND Sew tork: tie
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Game Called it ttid of Twelfth 'With 8oora
" ;., ''"Am io Three.
VlTCHE RVGIVf TWtfiTY dASES ON BALLS
Wlslr rltr, Tmsj Fields Perfectly,
V bat Is laablo to Mat Hits Tbat
'' ' Coast-genre of Other
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CHICAGO., July 18. Four pitchers to
dayf' give' twenty bases on balls, making
the game- tiresome. Chicago played the
fleMtng - department perfectly, but could
not hit either W'Htse or Amea. Tbree
gift by LAihdgren In tha first Inning, fol
lowed, by Devllns double." acored all pf
New -'Tork'a rvna.' Four": passes, by
tTntse. , together with a alngle'and k wild
tnroV "by Devlin, gave Chicago nough'to
tie thp coV in the fifth, when Sotfa. sides
changed! pitchers, and the run "'getting
endedf ,1"he- gajne was called a I the nd
of? .'the. tweiff b Inning on account.'? dark'
ness.;--Bcora1 . j ,
' '". CHIOAOO '. W TORK. - -
I.H.O.t l. . - B H O A.t
Blast. r.t I I Breaaahaa. c. 4 1
MmUrl, Ik. ( 1 Sirana. rf . ., I
rSutta, rt.... 41 J Bh.lDott, II.. 4 . 4 f
ianca. .lb. . . 1 0 1 V grfiBour, at.. 4 1 1 t .
Btwtalt.4 ' McCann. Ik. I IU a
Tlakar, I I'f Dailln.. tk... I 114 1
Erara, lt.,.',v. I Tt)tn, aa...,4 1111
Kilns. ....'.. 4 I' ' I lOMbert. lb.., 4 I t
Luatftraa. , . t Wlttas. ...! I
Tartar. B.V... f , 1 r Amaa, ....',. 8 I 1 1
HoOmaa .... I I'je.'e
. 1 Totals,. A. -ft f
Totals.. 1. .. ,4 ft n
Batted for Lilndgren In fifth. r
cnicago H. .0 0 0 0 8 e 0 0 6 0 o i
New Tot I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 T 0 8
Hits:-. Off Lundgren, 3 in five innings;
off Taylor. 8 In seven Innings: off Wilted
2 In. five innings: (T Ames, 3 in seven In
nings, Deft on bases: - Chicago. 13: New
Tork,;-T. Two-base hit;. Ievlln. . Sacri
fice hits! . BrasnahaQ,. Kllng, Scbalta.
Stolen baaes: . rlagle, -Strang, Schulte.
Double: plays: Tinker and Chance; Tay
lor and Chaice;! Fhannoel and Breanahan;
Devlin, MdGann! and Devlin. Struck out:
By Lundgren. 3i by Taylor, 1; by -Wlltss,
3; by; Ameo,-t 2.' Flrat -base on balls: Off
DAindgren. 4; off Taylor, 3; off Wlltse, 5;
off Amea. . Wild pitch: Wlltse. Hit
with bll:i By Taylor. Seymour. Time:
8:06.1. Utnpltea: Johnston; and O'Day.
.'S'l, Clacliuiatl Wlna la Tenth. ,
'.CINdlJfNATI. 1 O.. July .18. rinclnna'l
Won today' igam,e by scoring on Brldwell's
fumble, n the .tenth Inning after two men
were- retired ahi the bases filled. Pitcher
Dorneftand Catcher O'Neill of the'Bostrms
were 1 benched In this -Inning for protestlhg
on a" called bll that gave. Deal a life when
ha appeared (to have been struck out." IJn
daman, wholaucceeded Dorner. pitched hut
two-.,balln, the ksecond resulting In the
grounder) that ended' the game. -
'CINCINNATI. ' ' BOSTON.
t , .1. .BH.O,A.C. -.- .H..At.
Muaalna. 2..4'1.14 1 Prlow.ll, S..I 1 I 1
Barrr. cf..;.. t STannor. lb-.
Kallar. if.:., ttt" " 0 Brain, lb....:
Ja. 'rt. Il'l Bataa. cf
Lobart. as.. . 4 1 ' 3 Howard; If.,
palahaatf, "lb 4, 0 1(1 0 Uolan, rf....
taal. Ik I I II 1 oO'Nolll. ...
Krhlat, e...; '1,1. II I 0 Stmbat, lb..
EaHng, p. .,.411 111 Dorner. p....
Prater,, p..... A 0 0 4 Noedham. 0.
- , , ' landsman, p
11 1
1 1 m
t 1
1 8 0.1
140
111
0 110
0 110
0 0 0 0
0 0 0
Totala 1 va n 1
. . ' ToUU......4 It8 1 I
; "Dojap out, hltjby batted ball.
Two, out when winning fun wag scored.'
Cincinnati 4. 1.0 10000120 1-4
Boston 0 100.000300 4
Three base, hits: Tenney. Sacrifice hits:
Ijnbert,' O'Neill. 1 . Stolen bases: Dobert,
Delehantv (2). Tenne.y. Bates. Double play:
Hoggins. Deal Id Schlel. Btruck out: By
Ewing,- 4: -by Demer, 4. Bases on balls:
Off Ewing, 4; off Dorner. 3. Wild pitches:
Ewing. Dorner. Hits:. Off Ewing. 11 In
nine Innings; off. Eraser, 1 In one Inning;
off Dorner, 9 In nine and twothirds Innings.
Time: 2:16. Umpire: Conway. .
Brooklya Baarhea lilts.
ST. LOUIS. July 18. Brooklyn bunched
hits in two Innings, Which, coupled with
epore, scored enough runs to defeat St.
ivouis e 10 o. ocors;
BROOKLYN. ST. LOUI.'- '" '
' B.H.O.A.E. ' B.H.O A
Malonrr. ,ef..l 111 4 Burrh, rf 4 till
t laay. b i I 1
1 0 Bannett, 2b.. I 1 1
I I Martaa. If.... 4 1 I
4 1 SraoM, cf 4 I I
I I Ofadr. c-lk.. I h 1
I 4 Holljr. 3b 4 .1 1
1 I Murray, e. . . . I I . t
0 McBrlda. aa. . I. 0
1 p Brawn, p I 10
t INoonan, lb:.. ) I I
Lumler. rf . .. 4 1 I
Alpennan, lb. 4 I 0
MrCanhr. If. I I I
HttmnMll, lb. 1 I 11
Uwli. a..., 4-' t
Borsaii,' ...... 4 11
Beanlon. p. .. 1 i I 0
BtrUklatt, 11 8
Totali...... 36 II IT 11 I totala. U T IT II B
Brooklyn, .......I 0 0 0 0 3 9 0 0
St Louis... 0 3 1.1 0 1 0 0 05
Earned runs v , Brooklyn, 2. 'Two-baso
hlts:J Malony, Orady. . Three-base hits:
Casey,: Mertes. Baoriflce lilts: Scahlon,
Smoot,, Brewn, Alperman. , Double... play :
Murray, Brown and McBrlde. Hits; OiT
Scanlon,7!? in six and one-third Inning.
8oleb bases: ' Jiummell, Lewis. Murray.
Wlldrpltcb: 1 Brown. First base o balls:
Off irtoanlon.' 6.; off Brown, 4. Struck out:
By. Brown.- 2; 'by Strlrklett, 8. Lift on
haires: St. Louis, 8; Brooklyn, -8. Time:
l:t8..' Umpire: "Kmslle.
I Ptratea Win Kaay Victory.
PITTSBCRQ. July 18. Philadelphfa
bOnched five 'errors In the first two in
pfngs.:' which,- with fdur bits and .th:n)
passed-balls, gave Pittsburg six runs and
the game. Lush retired after tho second
Inning, and, was. succeeded by Hoy, tin
Carlisle Indian, who did well until the
eighth Inning, when the Plf.sburgers
scored 'three runs on a hit by pitcher, a
base on balls and three hits. Score:
PlTTSBt'RO. .. PH1LADKUPHIA.
B.H.O.A.K. . B.H.O.A.C.
lh. lb i 10 1 IThomaa, cf... 4 I 0 I
Baauraoot. cf. I
Clarka. If.... I
0 0 peniaue, lb.. I 1 1 I 1
0 OTHua, rf 4 1 I J I
1 OCotirtnor. lb.. I I I I
I IMaaa. If 4 0 0
0 0 Dnalln, aa.. . 4 0 t 11
1 I Brananald, lb 4 111 II
I 1 Donovan, e. ..I 0 4 1 4
1 4 Luth, p 1 I I 1 1
Wainar, aa.-. I 1 J
Naalon, ib-v. a
Uanlar. rf 4
Rll.hay. lb.. I
Phalpa, e 4
Leaver, p 4
0 14
1 I
1 1
1 1
I 1
R07, p t I 0 1 I
Totals.
It I It 1 . '-
ToUlt IT 10 14 II t
Pittsburg .4 J 0 0 0 0 0 8 9
Philadelphia ...0 0 1 0 1 0 U 0 13
Earned runs: Pittsburg. 1; Philadel
phia.. 2. Two-base hlta: Leach, Bltchey,
Bransdeld. Three-base . lilt: Thomai.
Stolen base: Oanloy, Sacrifice hlta:
Clark- 2). Nealon tf. First base on
halls: Off Leaver, 8; -off Roy, 1. Hit by
pitched ball: By Koy: Wagner. Struck
out: By Lush, 1; by Boy; 8. Passed halls:
Donovan. 3. Left on bases: Pittsburg, 5;
Philadelphia, 10. Hits; 6ft Lush, 4 in
two innings; off Roy, ,4 . in six Innings.
Time: 1:40. Cmplres: Carpenter and
Kltm. ' ,
Standlagr of the Teams.
Won. Lost. Pet.
. W 24 .711
H 28 -6ti
' 51 28 .ti.18
41 42 .44
7 47 .440
' 81 ftf .;
80 W .375
.37 66 .Sia
Chicago ....
Kew York .
Pittsburg ..
Philadelphia
.... 83
.... 79
.... W
.... Kl
.... 64
8A
.... 8U
.... 82.
v
(Hnclnnatl
6t. l.nilla
Brooklyn
Boaton
Uamea today
Boston at Cincinnati,
Louis, New York at Chi-
Brooklyn at St
tago. Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
GAMES IN THE AMERICAN I.E AGl I
Philadelphia and St. Loals Break
Errs aa DoabIeKeader.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa,. July 18.-Phila-delphl4
' and' St. Lout played two garnet
today, ' each team winning one. Powell's
goud pitching gave the iirat game to St.'
IjOhIk. and the second contest was won by
tlie luMne team through heavy batting.
Score, -Jtrst game: ,
T. Lot' IS PHILADELPHIA.
B H O B. B.H.O.A.C.
Nllaa. rf 4 0 4 0 Hartaal, Ii. .. I $ 1 0 4
Jaoaa. lb 4 all 1 Lord. cf....
tloaa. If 4 II 4 Davla. lb...
Ilamphlll. it. I 1 I I I a.jbOI4. rf .
Wallaca, aa . 1 1 0 MurpD, lb.
o Brlaa, -lb. .. 111 I Croaa. aa...
Haniall. lb.. 4 III IKDlsht. lb.
O'Cooaor. C..4 1 14 I 0 Poaara, a..
Powall, p.... 411 OPIank, p....
' Armbruatar
Totala II It 11 lafttnracfc ..
OWrlng ...
I 4 1 S 0
4 1114
' Totala. 4 r 14 t
Batted for Cross In' ninth
Batted for Knight In- ninth.
tutted for Powers In ninth.
St. Louis M M M I I H
Philadelphia 0 0 I) e 0 1 1 0-i
Left on bases: St. Ijoula. 6.' Philadelphia,
7. Earned runs: Hi. Louis, 8; Philadelphia,
1.. Stulen baaes: Hansel, Stone. Hamnhlll.
To base hit: Davis. Sacrifice hits: Lord.
,.- . ,41.11. T kl. l . . . . .
JVIItgll,. i.aiiai,.' 4..444 uje fiiaya. naifftl
aiul iavla Struck out: By Plank. 4, by
poweH. 8. ' Base on balls I Off Plank, 1; oft
pewail, I; Wild pitch; Powall. iiii by
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Sltcher: Powers. Time:
herldan and Jfurst,
2 hours. Umpires:
Score, :seeond game:;
rhiLADEi.rHu. - st,
B.H.O.A.E. .
Hartaal, rlf -. I ; ,1 0 .1 Nllaa. rf
Croea. . as .. ... I t'O I OJonaa, lb.
LOl'IB.
B.H.O.A
4 0 111
..I 111 I D
Knlaht. 3b. .. I 13 1 1 Hone. If
... I 1 0 4
Coomb. ,p ... I ill I Hatnvlilll,. cf; t. I I
a .-a
Beybolo,
'.rf....5 4.1 0. Wallaoa." a...l J 1
I I
Lord. ,rf.
10 1 O'Brien, lb... 10 1
4 1
4 0
o s
Davla.Ut) 6 I JO 1 (' H.
MnrptlV. ' Sb.. 4 I 4 4 1 Rl
Schraii. 'o. ... I 1 1 ! tm
rtiall, lb.. 4 .0 I
ky. c I .1 , I
8mlth. p 1 0 0
0
'-
Bandar, , p. 1 0,. I 'S OJacobaoo
VJJV 0
Koehlr ..I- '
0 0
ToUla. ,
. ' SI a O. W I
Total!
4 II I
Batted for Snajth In sixth.
Philadelphia ..t...t. 0 0 4' 8,5 ft '-rlO
St. Louis' '0 1 2 0 0 2 0. 00-6
; r0nnedB:rslY,rf,t tiSfc 5? aiiS'lSHfr
. ...... -., ... . -
niiaj niune, wanace, nicaey, iavis. ixira.
i ur ," """I"""-, mnrpny.
oacriiice nira: wHimrp, LtximDS. iuuDte.
Flays :t BetHtera aind Murphy; Murphy and ,
avts, .Struck o(il: By Coombs, 1; by Smith, l
2: by . Jacobsonj 3-, Bases on balls: OfH
Coombs.' 3; off .Smith. 2:,. off Jacobson, -2.
Hits: Off Smith. 7 In 6 Innings; oft Bender,
2 in 2 Innings, lilt by pltclier:Crose. Nlles.
Time: .1:06. IJmDlrns: .Hurst and Sherl-'l
dan- - . "- I
Bo.ton. .Wins from Detroit.;
BOSTON. July 18. After , losing seven 1
strajght games, Bton won today, from;
innm, . , r "riune navurra me noino
team, all of their hits figuring In the run
getting. Mullln was put off the grounds in
me mini .iiimn8 iw unuuunj i iiinpii b a
decision., Though hard hit Dlhoen wai
steady-when men were on base. Score
BOSTON. ' ' DETROIT. '
. B.H.to.A K. B.H.O A.B.
Parent,' M....4 I I I ojanaa. cf. ..'..4 4 I 0 0
Stahl, cf .... I S 1 OS.-haafer, !b.'. 4 Oil
HoeT.Mf I 1 1 1 1 Crawford, rf. 4 I S 0 0
Karrla. Ib.'...4 I 0 Mclntyra, If . 1 1 1 0 6
Fraanaa, lb.. I 0 I ornushlln. Ib. 4 0 4- 0
(Godwin,, lb... : i n 0 1 Lindsay, lb., I 0 11 0 0
Harden, rf... 1 0 ,1 0 OO'Uaarr, aa.,. 4 1 f t I
Armbrustar. til I 1 0 Schmidt,- . . . 4 14 10
Wnean. p. ... I 0.1.1 0 Mullln, p.... 1 0 1
Slavar. p.,.,. 0 0 0 0-r
Totali....... 6 ft 11 1 Eubankl, p... 1 1 0
i ' Totals.. '....31 14 13" 1.
Boston V......;.0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0, t
Detroit 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0; 0-ri!
Facrlflce hlta: . Schaeffer, liaydon.
Threerbase hit: Mclntyre. Home run:
Stahl. . IStolen -bases: Crawford, done,,
Mclntyro, Hoy. Double plays;-' ailahl,
Parent and 'rtis; Parent and Kreeman.
I 1 1 (is MtillJ. I In ina uYili nnm.thtmA
Innings; off Kutianks, 2 In five and one-
third innings. First nase on balls:" UIT ,
IMneen. 2; eff llullln, 2; off Slever, 1; off
lOt-hanks, 2. Struck out: By Dineen, 6;
by Mullln, !; by Eubanks, 2. Tlm: 1:62.
Umpires: Evaps and Connolly. ' ;
Waahlngton Defeats Chleaaro.
"WASHINGTON, D. P.." July 18. Washing
ton defeated Chli ngo today In, a well played
game by the score of 4 to 8. The features
were the pitching and home ran hit of Fulk
enberg. Besides holding the vlaitora down
to six acattert d' hits, he patted out a home
run with three; men :oh basna. practically,
wlnnltg his own game. Score;
WASHINGTON. CHICAGO. ,
B.H.O.A.E. B.H'O. A.E-.-
Altlaar, aa ..,4 I I I 0 Hahn, rfy....4 I 0 o,
rf... 1 ! 0 Oatonaa. cf. ....
11
0.
Nlll. if 1 0 1 0 Olaball. lb...., 4
Roaa, lb 4 1 3 4 Oltarla. aa . ..1
Anrtaraon, If. 4 I 1 0 0 Donohua. lb.. 4
Scbalfly. lb,. I 1- I I ODouiharty. Ill
Stahl. lb I 0 16 I Osulllran. C ..I
liaydon. C...1 1 0 0 4 Taonabfil. lb. 4
KalkanbOrg. pi 1 1 4 OOwan. p....'..l
a- Roho 1
110
0 10 0 0
0 114
0 4 14
1 :
0 0 10
0 4 0 4
; Totals. ti 1 n 14 0
t ' Totala..... .10 14 li
Batted for 0n In ninth.. -Washington'..,',
0 S O 0 0 4 0 0 t
Chicago ...'....., 2 0 0. 9 0 1 0 0-
Karned runs;', Washington, S. Two base
hits: Heydon. '(-: Schalfly. Home runst
Fajkenburg. .Sacrifice Ullt'. Stanley,
Schalfly, Sta
hi,, Kalknunurg, , jjavis, o
iwen.
Stolen basea: SimIJ, Han. t2); Jsbell.
ltl on bases: wasningitm, .4, t. nicago,
First liase- on ballsi Off Talkenberg, 8;
off Owen, 4. Hit 1V pitihed ball; Owen.
Btruck out:- By Kalkenbcrg, 4; by Owen, 2.
.Time; I ivjilre : Ctvinor. . '. v
New York Wins from (lea eland.
NEW YORK," July 18. After Cleveland
had taken the lead In the second- Inning
today the New York players began to pile
up the run and won ft to -4. Store:
NEW YORK. ' r . ' - CLEVELAND. '
B H O A E." - fl H O A i .
Coorar, aa ...I l 4 OPllck. n ...,IH1 t'k
iiaalar, rf . ... I 1,1 v 4 Har. o 4 1-1 4 0
Chaaa. Ib 4 IU 1 1 Tvrnar, aa....l 1 J 10
Wnrianu. lb 1,1 i Vistula. 10 I.T.I I
Wllliama.. lb I 1 ) 1 V hamun, lb. I 1 11 I) 0
Dalaliantir, If. 4 1 10 OCuiisalluo. If. 4 1 I 4 4
Hoffman, cf..: 0 0 0 1 Brad lay, lb . I I 0 I I
Klalaow, C...4 110 OBut-loa, c.
Urtu. p 4 10 1 (Clark, c ...
Brail,, c...
Total!...'. .M io n 11 2 Br ii nam. p
1 0 1 I I
0 0 0
1 V 1 I 4
8 14 19'
Totala 39 11 14 14 1
.0 01 20020 -
.U 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 11
(leveland. 2. IWt on
New York
Cleveland .
Urst on errors:
bases: New York. 7; Cleveland. 12. Httses
on balls: Off Orih, 3; off Bern.ird. .
Struck out: By Orth, I;- by Bcrnhard. 2.
Home run: Williams. Three base hits:
Bay. Twu base tula: Conroy. Roasuian.
Sacriftoe hits: Ke-ler. Congilton. Stoleo
bases: Keeier. Chae i2 ) . Hoffman 2, -Kiel-no
w, Fhck, Bradley. Double plays: Con.
rty and Chaae; Turner. ljoie and Rosa
man Wild iti h: Orth. Passed, ball:
Bemls. I'mpire. O Loughlln. Time: 1.66.
. Sanallag f 4 Traais. . 4
,' flayed. Won.' Lost.. -Pci.
New York 7 4 - ShS
Philadelphia 78 4 -I6
Cleveland 71 46 . 12 .W
l T9 4 Jf.7 1 If V , . r WJ a. w 11 lI. 1 7 ,T 19: II Iff!
W X V a V J JlJ la. Wbi 11.1. f "V 1 LI, ll II ,. fh 1 IL.FIjaf II I
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parties tbis' famous hottied boar ta ''just the thioR.
7;-'iLLl .I't..'" 'Vi l.'rl re..t.i;.a- but 3Wof alcohol finit enongh'to aid
.Chicago
.. 7
.. 79
.. f
.. 7S
.: 8i-
44
41
41
27
20
SB
3S
39
M
61 '
.BS7
.B19
.513
i netrolt
ft. laouis
Washington
3
Boston 81" 20 61 " .'247
flames todav: Chlcae-o at Waahlnrton.
Bl TwMita at Phllar1elrhta Ietroit at Bos.
' ton. Cleveland at New York.
, . :
GAMES 11 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Milwaukee and Toledo Break Even on
' a Doable-Header. ,
I MILWAUKEE. July 18 Milwaukee and
' Toledo broke even In a double-header this
afternoon, the visitors winning tne-nrst tiy
a Bcor,e J V 2' w., 18 X!e ' 1?. .
"cond. Milwaukee used a --lj-
i '-'noT inning, h. TeTrtrT.' vlgitoS
J 1.. IMJ.
-MlL.Wa.UKKE. I
i ,, BiH.0 A K'.
B.H.Q.A.B.
on, aa. 4 0 1 2 I
l r , -j i I 1 Roblnaon
j ftarka If. 1 1 1
oi wall, rf.... t I I
Nann. rf 410
Krueiar. lb.. 4 0 0
Ksaba. .lb 1 I
w. riarka. lb 4. 1 it
Abbott, e I t
fenuills. ,...-4 0 0
0 Graan, rf I 0 1
OHynaa. 1Mb.. 4 11
OBatrman, lb-, 4 t I
1 Bavllle. 0 4 0 1
1 Clark, lb 4 0 .
0 M'Ohaaner. cf I 0 1
lMcl'orm'k, lb) 1 I
0 Goodwin, p-lf 4 0 0
.Totals:.'.... M 10 lb-4 -Totals 14 4 If 12 4
Toledo 0 4 2 0 1 2 6 0 015
Milwaukee 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0- 2
Hits: off Goodwin. In seven innings;
o(f Bateman, 1 In two innings. .Two-base
i hll. Knabe. Three-base hits: W. Clarke,
( Nance. Home run: J. Clarke. Stolen
. pases: Knabe, Odwell, Mcchesney. First
j i,aae on balls. Off Ooodwln, 9; off Camnltx.
( a nit by pitched ball: By Goodwin, 2; by
Camnlts, 1. Passed balls. Abbott, BevlIIe.
Struck out: By Ooodwln. 2; by Bateman,
4; by Camnits. 7. Sacrifice hits: Krueger.
Odwell. J. Clarke. Left on bases: Mil
waukee, 7; Toledo, 8. Time: 1:66. Umpire:
Egan.
ficore, second game:
HiLWAt-KEE Toledo.
B.H.O.A.E. B.H.O.A.E.
Roblnaon,
4 114 1 Cltngtnan, 'aa. S 0 1(0
Oraan, rf.,... 4 11
Hnea. If.'.... 14 0
Bataman, ,1b. . 110
Be villa, e 111
Clark. b 4 11
Ma4haaoey, cf 1 0 1
McColm's lb 4 t I
Saga, p, 4 I 0
0 01. Clarka, If. I 1 10 0
0 0 Odwell, cf.,.. 4 ) 1 0 9
0 ONanca, rf I 1 1 0
1 0 Kruaser. 3b., I I 1 1
4 0 Knabe. lb..., 4 0 4 0
0 0 W. Clarka. lb 4 1 t 1
1 OLand.. c, 4 1.1 1
0 0 Sutthntf, .p. .. r 10 t
-uaroont ....;i l o u
Totals..'..
11 13 17 13 1 '
Totala ...... II I 24 1.1
Batted for Sutthoff In the ninth.
' Milwaukee .
,.2 0 0 2 1 1.0 0
0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
Twn.haa hits: Hvnea 12). '. Bateman.
Nance. Home tuns: ' SutthotT, Robinson.
Stolen bases: Robinson, J. Clarke. Odwell,
H Clarke. Green. First bnae on balls: Off
Sage, 2; off 8utthoff, 4. Struck out: By
Sage, 6; by Sutthoff, 1. Double play: Rob.
Inson to Batemon. Left on baaes: Milwaukee,.-
10; Toledo, 10. Umpire; , Egan.
Time: 1:40.
Hooalers Easy for Salata.
ST. PAUL. July 18 St. Paul batted Thlel
man at will today and won an easy vic
tory, ll to 2. Tne feature of the game
was the batting of Coy. Score:
IT. PACL. INDIANAPOLIS.
B.H.O.A.E. - B.H.O.A.E.
Calar. lb..... 4 I 1 1 0 PualraTjr. rf. 4 3 0 1 0
Drill, e. 4
1 1
l l Ainenon, ao. a i i v
0 OHImaa. cf.... 4 I 0 0
0 4Crr. lb 4 1 11 0 0
1 0 William,, aa. 4 .1 0 1 1
I 0 Pcrrr. If 14 I 0 1
I 1 Marran. Ib... 0 I 1 0
1 OHolmaa. u 4 0 4 1 0
i 0 Thlelman. p.. 4 10 11
VanZandt,' cf. t
Frlak. If I
I I
I I
Whaelar. If... 1 11
Rnakenff . aa 4 I 1
Padrian, lb... I
Kelaay, rf I
cor, p....;... t
I
4 0
Totals.. !...lt 14 27 14 1 Totala 14-114 11 I
St 'Panl 0 i 0 3 6;1 0 1 11
Indianapolis . 0 01 000010-2
Two-base hits: Padden, Coy, Thielmsn,
Wheeler. Gvler 2h Van -Zandii Perry.
Stolen bases: Hlnes, Ferry 2i, Diinleavy,
PHridi.n. Rockenfleld.' Double plays: Carr
(unsHsiMtedi; Thlelman Id MArcan to Carr.
I StrHu k ' qui : '. By Thielman, 3: by Coy, 1
Sect idea, hit: Dunleavy. Perry. Kelsey,
Padden. Left on liases: St. Paul, 11; In
dianapolis, 7. Time: 2:06. Umpire; '.Lang
ley, -i
Colnrabns wlsa la Twolftb..
M1NNBAPOLI8. July 18. Columbua took
the first game of the series here today
after twelve innings.- Hinohman's two
bagger won.. for Columbus. Freeman was
put out of the game fur talking buck to
Umpire Owen. Score:
COLl'MBl'S. - aUNKgAPOU.
. . B.H.O A B- B.H.O.A E
PUkarlnz. cf. 4 I I Sulllan. rl . 4 I I 4
f'Daiar. rt....4 1 4 4 4 Prcaman, lb.. 4
Hlnrbman. lb 4 1 I I 0 Catering. If - - 1
Coultar, if. .. 4 0 1 4 OOramluf'r. lb 1
I o
o
t
Klhm. Ik I I IT 0 1 Han. ll-lb.-.S
Priai. Ib 4 0 1 1 Ojrlr. aa .
Hulawllt. sa. .4111 1 Graham, cf
Blua, c 4 1 1 I 4 Koi. lb....
Vail, p .1 0 1 1 i Yaager, c .
Thomaa. p..
Totala 41 10 44 10 lLau ....
Totala 40 I 14 It 1
Batted for Thomas in twelfth.
Columbus ... 0 0 1 0 0 0 t 0 0 0 0 12
Minneapolis ..0 0000100000 0-1
Two-base hit: Hlnchman. Sacrifice hits:
Fox, Greinlrger, Oyler, Clymer, Filel.
Double plays: Hulawltt fo Hinthman to
Klhm; 0ler to Fox to Kreeman. Stolen
bases' Fox. Coulter. First base on balls:
Off Thomas, 2: off Veil. 8. Strut- out;
By Thomas. 6; by. Veil,. ' Wild pitch:
Thomss. Ift on bases: M.intiaapolis, ;
Columbus. .11 -Tlmei 216. Umpire; Owen.
Distillers Beat Packers. '
KANSAS CITY.' July M. Kansas City's
ilserable fielding enabled Louisville to win
wiih oaly five lilts off -Durham. -Umpire
Kane s deoialvoa displeaaeU Uie specutwis,
. , j mi. in. '.M.i. Mi
BeraR the highest possible grade of beer
accordingly. Bottled at brewery only. Delivered anywhere in ease. Write
. Try, a cafe delivered. You'll never regret it. . .
who threw eggs and other missiles at hlin,
but he, was not injured. Score:
, L()t!I8.VH.LFr. KANSAS CITY.
I B H O A B . B.H.O.A.E.
Hal! man, rf.. 1
0 A Hill, cf
' 0 0 Kranti. cf I
Storall, cf ... 10 1
Rraahaar. lb. . 4 0 1
8 Sullivan, lb 1 11
Kerwln. If ... Ill
W oodruff, lb.. S - I
Slon.r, t 4
Qulnlaa, aa... 1 ,
Elliott, p 4 0 0
1 tWaldron, rf.. I
0 0 Perrlne, aa. .. I
1 0 Pbrlo. lb 4
4-1 Burka. lb 4
1 OCaaaadj, If.., 1
0 Laahv. I
t 0 J Sulllaas, lb I
Durham,
Totals 14 17 II 1
p... I
. Totals 1 4 17 T
Louisville .,...t 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2-4
Kansas City 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 01
Two-base hits:. Kerwln, Hill.. Three-base
hit: Hallman. First baaei on' balls: Off
Durham, 7; off Elliott, 2. Struck out: By
Durham, 9; by lCJllott, t. Left on bases:
KanRaa City, 4; IjOuisvlJle. 10. Passed ball:
Leahy. Wild pitch: Durham. Stolen baaes:
Woodruff 'til-- Sacrifice, hrfsr-r-r Woodruff,
Qulnlan, Cassady. Time; : 1:60. Umpire:
Kane. . , ., ,
( ' I
t Teams. .
Won. Lost. Pet.
6fi . S4 . .626
48 ' .29.. .662
48 41 ' .639
46 41 .623
44 42 .612
88 ' .49-' .437
8tt 60. .419
22 - 62 . .36a
Played
.... 90
.... S7
....89
.... 86
....
....87
.... 8l
Columbua .,,
Milwaukee ..
Minneapolis
Toledo ......
IxmiavIHe ...
Kansag City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Games today-: - Colnmbus at Minneap
olis, Toledo at Milwaukee, Indianapolis at
St. Paul, Louisville at Kansas City.
TopeUa True to Name.
BEATRICES,' ' Neb., July 18.-8peclal tele
gram.) In a fast game here this evening
the Topeka Giants defeated the' Beatrice
ball team by a score of 7 to 2. The feature
of the game was the all-round playing of
the Giants. The two teams play at Vy-more-
tomorrow. -. ,.
Country Clas) Pntilng Conteit Toalght.
J lie iimi VI iuiii puiiiiiK. vriiiDva will ur .
held at the Country) club this evening to)
determine- who 1 the beet putter of the;
men nna women members. . As the 'contest
Is open to all who are 18 years of age nnd
over it la expected that at least a hundred-.
entries will be received. Additional lights
have been put on the course, which will
H -,.r ,.(.', ' -
DOCTORS for
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first warnings of dancer
When you are first aware of any private disease, weakness or drains
upon your vitality, then It Is that you ahould decide an important question,
one that means much to your future health and happiness. If rem Poure
the proper medical advice without delay you win secure io youi.-.i
health, success and enjoyment of life which is every mane lot whose brlgnt
and afeady eyes, clear and healthy skin, active brain, congenial mueup ana
physical development show that contaminating Influences if.
eases are devastating his sy.tem. That no mental, moral or iPhyelcal k
' " . " j. .4,1. tk.t nn larret drains uon lit" vitality are
robbing him of his substance and making his life a 'f1 l. aft an
other wise, if you delay too long or experiment with uncertain i ana
dangeroua treatment, or allow yourself to be deceived by misleading tat-,
.ments of Incompetent doctora or specialists, then you will be one t th
many unfortunate, who have long regretted that they held their "
ailment too cheaply; who. after year, of iu"lni nj?mJ'"lwJ." M.a
preparations, free treatments and quick fallacies, come to the eiclaMe
of the State Medical Institute to be cured They fully h-. 7V
mistake that they have made In not consulting the best Pf,! r;
...... b.i, ba tha aaai ma mlSlSUfl fir
ih. Uait noaalhle ezDense.
We cure safety ana inarouunr.
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satisfied until you have been examined by the Beat spec.ai st. m
You mav be sent away happy w thout any treatment, but with advice-that
lm not only sav." you much time and money, but will .ava "
suffering. If your condition requires treatment, you will be reaUi lhonjt y
and skillfully, and be restored to health In the shortest possible time and at
Stricture, Varicocele, Emission, Nervo-Sexual. Debility,
' Impotency, Blood Poison (Syphilis), Rectal,.
Kidney and Urinary Diseases, ."
and all diseases and weaknesses of men due to evil habits, eelf-almse, em
cesses or the result of specific or private dlaeses. .
FREE CQKSUIUTIOI UO EXAUMATIOI. iX&TX'JfiXi
STATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
1308 yaxnam St., Between 13th and 14th SU., Omaha, Keb.
now brewed, no man need ever
brewed
and da
digestion) it is reallr a fint clasa .
make It aa easy to outt as though 'It waC
broad daylight. A few of the male member
seem to think they will nave a - waiK
away," but there are one or two women
members who have been practicing very
carefully tlie pant few day over the course
and It is pretty near a sure thing they will
be heard from. i
Rammer Toajra.
The Wabash haa Issued. - a , beautiful
pamrhlet, "MOUNTAIN. . LAKE'- AND
SEA." Those planning a Bummer, trip
should uk for one. Wabash City Office,
1601 Farnam St., or address Harry III.
Moo res, O. A. P. D., Omaha, Neb.
j Spectator Get SoaUlnar.
BROKEN -BOW,' Neb., July 18. (Special
Telegram.) A big crowd watchet the. game
between Broken-Bow and Mcrna ttxlay and
got thoroughly akefl with 'rain -tot their
enthusiasm. The game waa a Anemone, In
cluding -the fifth inning, when .Umpire
Maullck stopped lt on account of rain. The
grand stand afforded little protection to the
crowds. About an inch of water fell In an
nour.' Score:' Broketi Bow. 8;- Merna. 0.
Batteries: 'Xandera and Martin ; McMahon
and McCarthy. Umpires: Graham and
Maullck. Attendance: 400.
AN OLD -and WKLL-TKIED KEMEDY.
OR OVRR SIXTY VF.ARS. '
Ull. WXirSXaOW'S SOOTKINO BTSVF.
haa befn uaod for OTar 81XTT YEARS br MILLIONS
of MCTTHKRS for their CHILDREN WHILE TESTH.
IN(1 WITH PERPKl T StlCCRSS. IT BOOTH K8 tba
CHILD.
SOFTENS tha OCMS, ALLAYS ail PAIN ;
CCRES WIND COUC,' and Is tha beat -ramadr for
.1. ...,.r.v, aA k ripal,ta In ararv Bart of
ms'Hsmsa syrup
And take ao otbar sioa. a oa mum
Thuao suffering from weak-
SIP.
nsiaea whiol sap U) piaaaurt
ef life should Saie Juven Pill
r hn will tell a storv c
marvelous results. This medicine has more
rejuvenating, vitalising foroe than b as ever
before been offorcd. Sent post-paid in plain
package only on receipt of tnls adv. and IL
Made by lu originators C. 1. Hood Co pro
or'siors Hood's anraapanlla. Lowell. Haas.
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