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    TTIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1906.
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EXTRA SATURDAY!
ladles'
$5&$S
Trimmed Mails at
to)fPibggS?js
MU
1 4 a. - t"
Our 75o-1.00
I'ndermuBUns
50c
Oar 1 .25-1 .50
Undrrrouslins
38c
Onr 1.75-1.98
Undermuslins
Ishly trimmed.
at.
NEW COMBINATION SUITS
PAR BELOW FRICB
Cert Covers, Drawers and Short Skirt,
all combined In one price the moat com
fort able and satisfactory of all summer
under garments.
Ladles' MM Combination Suits. 250
Idla'KiMCorablnatlon'Buitai 3Q8
Ldiaa;M'i'Comblnat'ion"Buiti; 4.Q8
at
Ladles' $88 ComblnaUon Sulta, 6.08
llea'lij'M'combinatton'Sui 8.Q8
$13 .n''a'lV.Bi'comMnaUon Bulla. " Q.Q8
t8M tion"ine'BkVrte'a'nd'Cor-' 5.98
art Cover Combined -a
$lf 00 Combination Lone Prlnoees 098
Bklrta and Coraet Covers at
Our insular too quality Night
Oowna will go OQC
Our So Night Gowns, prettily
made, go at. 2rSc
each
Our 60c Umbrella Drawers, la.
39c
Our regular 25o Umbrella
Drawera will go at......
Our 39o Umbrella
Drawera will to at
Our Je cambric Coraet
Covera will go at
Our EOc Corcat Covers
will g at
15c
25c
19c
39c
FRENCH LINGERIE
GREATLY UNDERPRICED
This la tha moat exquisite French hand
made undermuslins, eeteoted apaoially by
our own Parle buyer.
Our regular II I Chemises,
Ladles' $3.00 Chemtaea, Drawera, cor- :q
aet Covera, at SaVr-
Ladles' 16.00 Hand Made Coraet Cor- O Qft
era, Drawera and Chemtaea at -rJ
Ladlea' IT 00 Hand Made Chemises, fl QQ
Drawera and Coraet Corera at
Ladlea elegant $7.60 Night Oowna, 3.98
Ladlea' 'beautiful $9.00 and 110.00 A QQ
Night Oowna, at t-
Lodles' 113. SO and (16 00 Hand Made r rift
Night Robes, at V.VO
COMPLETE CLEARANCE Suk
SLIGHTLY MUSSED and HANDLED
M WM KWEM
FROM OUR. TREMENDOUS CLEARING SALES
They are just the least bit mussed and we are willir.fj
to accept a loss on them if we can sell them all Satur
day. Put them through the laundry and they are ex
actly as good as new. You don't have chance like this
often.
Gowns, Skirts, Drawers, Chemises and Corset Cov
ers, very daintily made many elaborately trimmed
on sale Saturday.
Our 2.BO-3.00
Undermuallna
$1.98
SALE OF LADIES' TAILORED SKIRTS
All our ladles 18 and $10 Walking Skirts fine blacks M OO
and grays, also shadow plaids, etc., spaclal at T. 4-i
Ladles' 4 and $5 Walking Skirts new greys, blues and Clft
blacks, also white Danish Cloths, at laaU
Ladles Stunning Skirts.-worth up to 117.60, Qfi ft Clft
French Voiles, Bilk Sunburst, etc, at..
LADIES' SUITS
Ladles' light weight suits, light
and dark mixtures, also shirt
waist suits, etc., worth f?r
up to $15.00, at 7W
Swagger Tailored Suits, 4 gj
worth to $40, will go at 11
Elegant $60 and $0 Suits
charming new. effects,
Snort Coats andCravenettes
$8 and $10 Silk Ktons and Box
Coats, also coverts, lace jx
.. a
..638
and white serge coats
4 length mixtures, cot
ert and silk coats at.
Ladles' CraTenette Coats. $g
worth up to $10, at.... w
Ladles' $11.(0 and $1$
Cravenette Coats at. . i ,
698
Saturday we will
offer, all our fine
trimmed hats, made in
our own workrooms ,by
capable designers, many
New York models that
sold from $5"
to $8 each-
All the latest
summer styles,
your.choice, each
BEIl4iaiI
n aeiei4la4BeHeB4ll4Bieil
i Long Gloves H HOSIERY
Straight Frost Oar Tsrb Office.
Elbow length Taffeta Bilk Oloves.
1.50
In black and
white
Ladles' 11 and If button length
pure allk glovea, blacks. Whites
V&XZZ 1.50-$2
Extension glova tops,
lace, black and white,
at, pair
pure allk
. '75c
UNDERWEAR
i
Ladlea' fine Testa
and crocheted
effects
ind panta. lace
I2,c-25c
i!
Ladles' alloTer lace lisle hose,
black and white, 25c
Ladles' black fine gauce lisle
hose, garter top, Hermsdort
dye, 60c quality, ifi.
pair... ZDC
Ladies' boot lace lisle hose,
light shades and IP
black, pair JDC
Men's, ladles' and children's tan
and black hose A ni.
lUC-lt2C
pair.
N&GKWEAR
Ladlea' fin union suits, sleeveless,
knee lengths. 2Sc-4Qc
specials, nt wOW'mtV.
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Ladles' lace and embroidered
itnrkt tlimAVDri and mllae
X and cufi sets, Ifl. IP.
2 at 1UC-..JC
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SHOE SALE !
Ladies' fashionable Oxfords, Court Ties and Pumos, Gun J
Metals, Patent Colts, etc., genuine $3 fl O
unci 3.50 rVioas. RntiirftV. II e
at
Patent Colt,
and button.
Vlcis,
worth
Men's Low Shoes Regular $3.o0
values, best selected leather,
2 stylish lasts, at, IOC
, pair :....JD
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Men's Sho
etc., lace
$3.60 s pair, at, 1 QC
pair I, J J
SATURDAY IS CLOTHING DAY
Men's Summer Suits
Right at the Height of the Season at
Hall or Less Than Half Price
Odds and ends men's good,
serviceable and up-to-date
Summer Suits E5r 75
your choice of scores
of new styles, at...
Your choice of 400 Stylish Sum
mer Suits for men, (Cy 75
worm as nign as fib. uu
and f20.00 each
Saturday . . . .
MEN'S PANTS
Biggest panta bargain ot the year thepe
are odd pants from suits, all new-1 gO,
est patterns, right up to date and j
' positively worth as high at $4; special. . .
BASEMENT Boys' Clothing Soecitxli
Boys' Knee Pants, special offer in our base- J
ment at, pair 1C
Boys' Wash Suits, Just right for vacation, all
pretty colors your choice at JjQ
Men's $1.50 Shirts at 50c
Men '8 and Boys' Negligee Shirts,
all styles and patterns, finely
made on big bargain square
worth $1.50, at
$1.50 and $2.00 Underwear at 75c 17
Imported French lisle and Amer- !
ican 6ilk Underwear, at
All our fine 60c r.nd 76c Underwear, broken JC
loU, at LOK,
Men's Neckties Men's fine silk
shield bow ties, all colors, genuine
25c ties at, each
CLEARING SALE STRAW HATS I CLEARING SALE SUIT CASES
10c
25c
45c
98c
Men's and Children's (0c Straw Hats
at
Men's 76c and fl.GO Straw Hata
at
Men's 11 60 and $3.00 Straw Hata
at
Men'a nntat 12.50 and $3.00 Straw Hala ,50
Men'a highest gradi' $3.M and '$4.00 Straw " 1 jfl
Hata at m'
Boys' and Children's 60o Summer Capa 25 C
i
All our $1.60 Suit Canes, In one lot,
at
All our $2.00 Preas Suit Caeca go -at
All our $3.60 Suit Cates will no
at
All our $600 rral cowhide Suit Cases ' QQ
will go at J,JO
All our finest sole leather Suit Cases, A QQ
worth $7(0 and $7.60, at W.O
..98c
.1.50
2.98
ST1MMELL IN OHAHA'S WAY
Pusblo'i Tall Pitcher is Too Btrone for Fa'i
Coming Champs.
RANGERS GET BEAT EIGHT TO ONE
Santera la - Bamped Tea Timet
and They Coma When Runs Are
tha Things that Ara
' Headed.
Archie Bttmmell waa at hta beat and put
tha ball over with such a conglomeration
i ot slants that Omaha could do nothing
with hlrn
ere, ion
to 1 In a game which did not present many
Interesting features to tha men and women,
principally women, who had gathered to
welcome Pa and hta athletes on their re
turn from a trip to the north and west.
Sanders wtie opposed to 8tlmmell. and
Flske. Base on balls: Off Banders. 1; off
Stlmmell, 2. Hit by pitched ball: Fy Ban
ders: MoQllvray. Struck out: By Sanders:
S; by Stlmmell, 8. Left on bases: Omaha,
7; Pueblo, 6. Sacrifice hits: McOUvray,
Melcholr. Time: 1:40. Umpire: McCarthy.
Attendance: 800.
Notea of the Game.
Selea aaya he haa released three pitchers,
Faurot, Vollendorf and Morrison. He haa
signed Rennlcker for catcher and Morgan
and Carnea for pitchers.
Stlmmell waa using his speed Friday and
he had plenty ot It, too.
Howard took everything that cams his
way and got two hlta besides.
Rogers waa Injured In the exhibition gams
at Denver when Under ran into him and Is
out of the game for a time.
Cook made a great catch of Gondlng's
long ny In the third Inning. In running
backward for It he fell up the hill In left
IWM, hut caught the ball as he waa falling.
Sllmmell turned his ankle In tumnln on
first base In the fourth Inning and some of
Ira at Vinton Street park Friday aft- , baae in the fourth Inning and some of
an Pii,.hi.- k ,h. , d ' Jhe Omaha fans hoped he would retire,
. ao Pueblo won by the score of 8 , b,it he came to the front In the next In
ning ana worked the game out.
Champions Wla la Flrat.
DES MOINES, July ai.-Caffyn'a being
hit by a pitched ball. Dexter s long drive
to the center field fence and Towns a sin
gle gave the Champions two runs In the
while ih. Pn.Klr. jttA - . "i ine game lonay ana enougn
while the Pueblo Indiana did not take any , win. Tne only otner ,cor,7 of tn. me
more undue liberties with him than usual, was made by Denver In the fourth. Russell
they
counted
while Pa
to Mr. Stlmmell. who Beamed to work with- ' ba"- 8ave ln th A1 Inning when Des
out the use of his roa n n.ir.t -,hiK I Molnea secured two hits, there was never
out tne use or his rea.n pocket, which Is , mnn than one nlt , an lnnlng. Both
generally a chief adivtnet of his work. I teams played fast, snappy ball and a sen.
Omaha atarted Oct badly and let the ' tlonal double from Smith to McHale to
Pueha make the first r,m .i.hr..,. a i Heddlck cut off what looked like a score
- s.s. . r,r iris 'hsmn ,-ins In lha fmiaoK 13a,.
In the first Innlnt Cook smashed the '
"... l-O.
ldue liberties with him than usual, was made by Denver In the fourth. Russell
bundled their hlta thui they all V toT l basea and reached third when
and .helnsri t., nil. ,.. . i ... t Am1r.-as let Reddlrk'a grounder get away,
and elped to pile up a nice score, , reaching home on Reddlck s out at second,
a a Colte were unable to do a thing 1 Both Ulllen and Adams pitched winning
9.1 . . . . . t Kf.ll U .. . i , , . ,
first ball toward second and Long made a
peach of a stop, bv.t his throw was wild Caffyn. If
and Cookie went tfi second. 8anders gut Bchlpk, 3b....
the next two out. be Melcholr hit an J'f f' lDf ""
easy fly to Welch, which the doctor I Town.' e...
dropped, the second error of the game, I Hogrlever. rf.
and permitted Cookie to go on home. 8tlin- m"' IS ""
mell surprised himself by hitting a Texas j Ujllen, p.
tcagucr in tec third and Cook followed
with a safe single. McOUvray wss out
from Perrlng to Dolnn and Shugart walked i
and filled the bases. Melcholr fouled out cHsle lb
to Oondlng and the hopes of the Omaha i T. Smith, ss.'.'.'
fans arose, until Elwert hit a corker bv I Kngle, rf...
Herman Long, which scored two.
In the sixth UrssUt hit for a single and
Flake drove the ball over the right field
fence, bringing Mesiltt home In front of
him. Cook stsrted .ff the seventh with a i
single and Sand-rs hit McOUvray. Shunart ! Totals....
singled and Cook scored. Melcholr sacri
ficed McOUvray and 8hugart on a base
each and Elwert st,ruck out. Messitt hit
Totala.
I Huexell, ct.
1 Zulueky, c
' Reddx k. 3b..
Donahue, ib..
ridden. If
Adams, p
AB.
... $
... 4
... 4
... $
...
... 2
... $
... a
... t
Corbett, p S
0
s
IS
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Totala 33 S 7 27 IS 3
Lincoln 00010100 1 I
6loux City 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 03
Earned runs: Sioux City, 2: Lincoln, S.
Two-base hits: Newton (2), Barton, Qull
lln, Thomas, Fenlon. Ieft on bases: Sioux
City, 4: Lincoln, . Sacrifice hit: McKay.
Klrst base on Dans: on corDeii, on
MrKav . Struck out: Bv Corbett. 4:
by McKay, (i. Passed ball: Freese. Time:
1:36. Umpires: Jarrott and Jones. At
tendance, l.S&o.
Standing; of the Tea ms.
Played. Won. Tost.
.... 7
.... 74
.... 77
..... 77
.... 77
pes Moines
Omaha
Denver
Sioux City .
Lincoln ....
Pueblo
64
40
39
33
82
80
22
84
SH
44
46
46
Pet.
.710
.641
.60
.43
.41
.400
WHIRLWIND FINISH BY CUBS
Windy City Nationals Make Four Bans in
Eiehth with Two Men Oat
Games today: Pueblo at Omaha. Lincoln
at Sioux City, Denver at Des Moines.
I MPIRE KEKFB U ITS WESTEIIJi
Ha and Little Soa Will Go on the Road
with a Show.
SIOUX CITY, la., July .-Speclal Tele
gram.) Umpire J. P. Keefe resigned his
place In the Weatern league, In anger at
President O'Neill. He says his salary for
July 1 to 16 has failed to arrive. He will
go on the road with a show. Including him
self and little son.
..2T 2
DENVER.
AB. R.
33 1
Des Mulnes 3 0 0
Denver 0 0 0
Stolen bases: Caffyn. Dtxler. Earned
run: Pea Moines. vl. Two-bane hlta: R na
il. O. A. E.
$300
0 0 t 0
0 10 0
1 11 0 0
14 0 0
0 10 0
14 4 1
0 4 t 0
0 0 4 0
6 37 IS 1
H. O. A. E.
1 I 0
0 2 $ 0
0 0 0 0
3 10 0
0 4 $ 0
18 11
0 3 2 0
0 2 0 1
2 0 2 0
24 13 1
0 0 0 0 0 3
10 0 0 0 01
for a clean single to left, which brought sell. Dexter. Double play: T. &inlth to
Mcailvray and Shugart home. That waa McHale to Reddirk. Basvs on balls: Off
ii ih. ju w... Adams. 1. lilt by pitched ball: By Adams
... .... . u.m. uui iii waa j Struck out: By Olllen. 4; by Adams, i.
enough, for the only score Omaha made was' Time: 1:20.
in the mnth, when Bassey hit for a triple
ad earr a home when Long knocked a
grounder to McGUvray.
The ecoit: .
PIEBLO.
All. R. H PO. A. E.
- 1 1 1 0 0
... 1
C,oW. If....;
McOlrvray lb...
ShogHrt. Ib
Melcholr, rf
Elwert. $b
Mersltt. C
Flska. ss
ftadar, cf
Stlmmell, p
Totals
Umpire: Davla. Attendance:
Llaeola Wlss la Nlath.
BIOl'X CITY. la.. July Ju.-LJncoln won
today's game ln the ninth whan to men
Game ax Dleta Park.
The game between the grain men and
the real estate dealers, scheduled for Sat
arday afternoon, should be well worth
the price since It does not cost anything.
Promptly at 2:30 at Dleta park they arc
billed to go at one another, tooth and
nails, and for the sake of harmony It is
hoped by other dwellers In the Board of
Trade building there la no bloodshed and
the game enda more satisfactorily than
did the court house and city hall game. It
la said In some quarters, although not offi
cially announced, that the Cllfldwellers and
the Cowpunchers will play the third game
to see which Is really the champion team.
Each team will provide a score keeper,
with a head referee, chosen from outside
the city.
Mlnaeapolls Forfeits Game.
MILWAUKEE, July 20 President J. D.
O Brian of the American association today
notified Manager H. J. Kelley of the Mln
nen polls club that he 0'Brlen had for
feited yesterday'a game to Columbus, to 0,
on account of Interference with playing
rules. President O'Brien also notlfled Man
ager Kelley that he waa also fined $100 and
suspended until such fine Is paid. Presi
dent O'Brien Informed Kelley that If the
suspended players, Freeman and Oyler,
were allowed on the field .in today's game
that the same procedure would be followed.
He also stated that any club playing an
exhibition game during the championship
season would be liable to a fine of $0.
TAYLOR TOO MUCH FOR NEW , YORK
Champions Are Inable to Banch
Hlta on the Veteran Pitcher
Ater the Flrat
Inning.
CHICAGO, July 20. Chicago took the
flnul game of the series from New York
today In a whirlwind finish, scoring four'
runs In the eighth, after two outs, on a
triple by Stelnfddt and two successive
singles following two gifts. Score:
CHICAOO. NEW TORK.
B H O A K. B.H.O.A.B.
Static, rf t I 0 1 RtMMhu, rf 4 1 0
Shckrd. If.. I 4 I 0 0 Shannon, It . I 1 1 0
Bchulta, rt... 4 110 0 Bavmour. rf.. I 114 0
t'hanrt, lb... I 1 7 0 0 McOann, lb.. 4 0 15 0 0
fttalnfeldt. III I 1 I Devlin, 3b.... i 10 10
Tinker. M....4 14 1 0 Dthlen. 1 114 1
Rrera, tb....l 111 0 Siring, lb.... 4 144
Kilns, e 4 Oil 0 Bowarman. c. 4 I 0 1
Taylor, p I 0 I Mathawson, p I 1 I
Pittsburg. ; Philadelphia, ft. Hits: Off
McFarland, 10 In eight Innings; off Lush,
8 ln eight and two-third Innings. Time:
1:50. Lmplre: Klem.
. Postponed Game.
At Cincinnati Cincinnati-Boston game
postponed; rain.
Standing; of the Teama.
Played. Won. Lost
ware out, the final score being 4 to 8. Two ' r "uc"
Carter, rf
Howard, Tb....
1 erring, 8b....
Welch, cf
raatu-y, If....,
Klan, lb ,
l-ona;. sa
Oondlng, 0....
Sanders, p....
Totals ....
pueblo, runs.
Hits
Omaha, runa.
Hlta
Three base
OMAHA.
AB. R
I 10 37
H. PO.
0 8
10
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8 10 2$
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rank errors and a baae on balls figured In
the winning run. McKay. However, out
pitched Corbett, alloming only seven hits,
while the Llncolnltes touched up the home
mirier for twelve. It wss an exciting
finlsn and In point of Interest one of the
beat games that has been seen on the local
grounds this season. Score:
LINCOLN.
Ketchem, cf
Barton, aa ...
Uulllln. Sb ..
Thomas, lb .
Collins, rf ...
Fenlon. If ...
Steen. 2b ....
Zjnran. c ....
McKay, P ...
Base Ball at Field Club.
Th Omaha Field club base ball team will
rlay the Burlington railroad team on the
Field club grounds Saturday afternoon at
3 o'clock. The teama will line up aa fol
low a:
Foal t ion
..First ...
. Becond
.Third...
.Short ..
. Ieft ....
. Center .
..Right ..
..Catch ..
-Pitch ..
Field Club.
Aboott
Malone
Chambers
Murphy
Kelly
! Hoagland
' , i i ii.
Karr
Oordy
Burlington.
Klot
Loving
Goif
Yerkea
Powell
Powers
Craighead
Wahl. Rothery
Jensen
Totals
Campbell, rf .
Wanjr. If '.
Nltllt, cf ...
Weed, lb ....
Williams, lb
Now tun. aa ,
Frost. $b ....
fell; Uaaaey. Uoms run; I Frees, e
AB. R H. PO. A. E.
... 3 1 S
...412211
...4 1 2 2 1 e
...4 1 2 12 0
...4 e e e i e
...301101
...410210
8 1 1
...$ 0 2 11
..34 "I 13 27 U "$
:x CITY.
AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
.... 3 0 0 1
... 4 0 0
... 3 1110
.... 4 0 13 0 0
.... 4 S 13 1
,,.. 4 1 2 3 2 0
... 4 13 3 11
... 4 0 1 t 1
Harvard Wlaa la the Mad.
HOLDREQK, Neb . July (Special Tel
egram.) An Interesting and anappy game of
ball waa played here lnte this afternoon
between the Harvard and Bert rand teams,
after a rainstorm during which nearly an
Inch of water reu, tne grounas were nesvy
but a good game was played, which resulted
In a victory for the Harvard boys by a
score of 4 to 4. Score: R H E.
Harvard 0 M 1 I I I M 11 I
bertrand 3 0003000-4 10 1
Batteries: Harvard. Ling and Ling;
Bertrand. Masters and Masters. Umpire:
Kuans Hedgea.
Ureses Forfeits Game.
UTICA. NV-b-. July 30 (Special Tele
gram.) Ulysses and Vttca ball teams
played a faat game of ball here this after
noon. The score waa 4 to 1 up to the time
the Ulyssea players got confused and failed
to play the last Inning out. Umpire Hurl,
burt gave the game to I' tics, t to 0 Bat
teries; Uttca. Cotlamore and Naff; Ulyaaea.
Driiiia Indiana Hits: I'lyases. i; Utlca. 3.
8irmk out: By Collan.ore, 8; by Indian, 11.
A good crowd attended.
Chicago
New lorn ..
Pittsburg ...
Philadelphia
Cincinnati ..
Brooklyn ....
St. Louis ...
Boston
GamAe today:
.... M
.... 82
.... to
.... 85
.... 83
.... 87
.... 83
Boston
60
62
62
42
37
82
82
28
at
26
28
30
43
48
60
66
66
Bt.
Pet
.70S
.642
.636
.494
.436
.300
.8tt
.337
Louis.
Pitts-
Totals IT I IT I 1 Totala II J 14 14 1
Chicago 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 4
New Vork 3 0 0 0X0 0 0 0 03
Left on bases: Chicago, 6; New York, 10.
Two-base hits: Devlin, Dahlen. Three
baae hit: SteinfeldL Sacrifice hits: Even
Dahlen, Sheckard. Stolen base: Sheckard.
Double plays: Strang, Dahlen and Me
Gann (2). Struck out: By Mathewaon, X.
Baaes on balls : Oft Taylor, 6; ofT Mathew
snn. 4. Hit with ball: Bresnahan. Steln
fddt. Time: i.js. Uinplrea: Johnson and
O'Day.
No-Hit Game by Eason.
ST. LOUIS. July JO. Pitcher Eason of
Brooklyn let St. Louis down without a hit
or run today, the visitors winning 2 to 0.
Score :
BROOKLYN. ST. LOL'18.
b.h.o.a B. B.H.O.A.K.
Maloner. cf.,4 1 0 0 OBurrh. cf I 0 t I
la?, 3b .4 I 1 1 0 Bennett, lb.. 4 0 14
Lumlrjr, rf... 4 1 I OMenaa. If.... I 4 11
Jordan, lb I I I 0 OGradr. t I I I I
Alperman, lb. 1 I I I ONoonan. lb... I I 14 i 1
M.l arlhr, l(. I J 1 OJMaraaall, rf I 1 I 4
Lla, aa I I 1 Ho.teaer. Ib. I I I
Rlttar, c I I I OMrBrlda, as.. I 0 T I 0
taauo, p .... I 10 1 Thompaon, p. I 0 4 I
Murray 1 0 4 4 I
Totals M 10 Til
Totals 17 17 II
Batted for Thompson In ninth.
Brooxlyn 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 02
St, Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Karned run: Brooklyn. 1. Two-b&se hit:
Jordan. Saciifti e hits: Alperman (-)
Double play: Thnmpaun. McBrlde and
Noonan. Wild pitch: Thompson. Buses on
balls: OfT Eason. 3; off Thompson, 1. Stru'e
out: By Eason, 6: by Thompson, 1. Left on
Bases: Bt. Louis. 3; Brooklyn, 2. Time:
1 ii. L'mplre: Carpenter .
Qeakere Beach Hlta oa Pirates.
PITTSBURG, July 20-In a fsst and
snappy game In which the pitchers did fine
work the Philadelphia defeated the Pltla-
burgs today by bunching five hits In the
aeventh and eighth inninga. Pltlaburg got
a run ln the ninth Innnlg on two singles
and an out and saved Itself from being
shut out. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. rTTTIBl'RO.
B.H O A E. B H O A g
Thoroaa, rt .. 4 4 4 1 Laacb. lb ... 4 till
Sentatle. lb.. I a I 4 I Baaumoot, of I I I I 0
Tltua. rf I 1 1 0 OClarka. It 4 I 4 I 4
Courtlier. Ib. 4 114 0 Ulnar, aa... I I 4 I
alasaa, II I lit ONealoa. lb... 4 1 14 I
Umuid. as.... I Oil Gbaniar. rt . . . 4 I I 1 I
BraaaAald, lb 4 110 ORItcbar. Ib..t 14 10
ImxHu. c , I 1 O'al.t.r 1 104
lian. p 4 0 oraalpa. e I 4 I I I
Sparaa. p 0 I I 4 0Pua 1 0 4 4 4
Mcrarland, p. I I I 1 I
TsUl 14 14 tl 11 lha.haa 4 4 0 4
Mollvasa, p.. I 4 4 1 4
Total II IT II 1
Batted for Rltchey ln ninth.
Batted for Phelps In nbuh.
Batted for McFarland In eighth.
PhiladelDhta 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1-8
Pittsburg 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-1
Two-base hit: Maine. Sacrifice hits
tWumi.m ari!le. Doolln. Stolen bases
Uuea ill r.,in Doubts plays: Iach to
Rltchey to Nealon; Thomas to SanteUe to
Courtner; 'Sentelie to branafleld. First
base on balls: Off McFarland. 2, off Mo
liveen, '., eff Lush 8. lilruck out: By Mc
Farland. 4: by Luali. 3. Left oa baaa:
Brooklyn at Chicago. New York at
burg, Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
GAMES IN THE AMERICAN LEAUl'E
Waahlngfon Wins Final Contest of
Series One to Nothing-.
WASHINGTON. July 20. Washington de
feated Chicago today ln the final game of
the series, 1 to 0. In making a hurry up
play Patterson threw wild to first, the ball
bounding into the stands and the runner
came all the way home with the local
team's solitary run. Patten. Patterson
and White pitched splendidly for their
teama. White relieved Patterson on ac
count of Illness. Bcore:
WASHINGTON. CHICAOO.
B.H.O.A.g. ' B.H.O.A.E.
Altlier. a....! 4 14 0 Hahn, rf 4 14 4 4
Stanley, rt... 4 110 0 Jonra. rf I 0 14 0
Nlll, cf I 114 CUb.ll, 1S.....1 0 111
Croaa. Ib I 4 0 1 0 Davla. aa 4 0 I 4 1
Andaraoo, if. I 0 I I 4 Donobue. lb. 4 1 I 0 0
erhalllr. lb.. I 1 I t 4 Dougherty. If I 1 4 4 0
stahl, lb I 4 11 1 4 Hart, e I 4 10 0
Harden. .... I Oil Sullivan, e... 1 0110
Pattaa, p I I 1 I OTanneblll. Ib I 1 I 1 4
rattenron, p.. 110 1
Total.
....IT 4 IT IT 0Rohe
Wbll. p..
..10410
0 14 14
Totala M 4 14 II I
Washington 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 -!
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Hatted for Patterson tn seventn.
Two-baae hit: Stanley. Hits: Off Patter
son, 4 In six Inning. Sacrifice hita: ls
bell, Sullivan. Double play: 'Altlzer to
Schalfly to Btahl. Ixft on bases: Wash
ington, 2: Chicago, 6. First base on balls:
Off Patten, 8; off White. 1. Struck out:
By Patten, 2; by patleraon, 1. Time: 1:20.
Umpire: Sheridan.
Mew York Defeata Cleveland.
NEW KORK, July 20 New York took the
lead from Cleveland today In the seventh
Inning and won, 6 to 4. Manager Griffith
relieved Newton In the sixth Inning and
held the visitors safe during the remainder
of the game. Score:
- NgW YORK. ' CLEVELAND.
B.H.O.A.E. B.H.O.A E.
foerov. ....! I 1 4 4 Flick, rf i I 0 I
Kaelar, rf....4 114 OStovall, lb... 4 I II 1 1
rhaae. lb 4 10 4 JTurnar, a.... I 114 4
Willi. ma. Ib. 4 1 I V OLalnl. lb.... I 1110
Mo'ritr. Ib-cf I 1 4 1 OJackaon. cf . 4 110 1
Dal.bantr. if. 4 1 1 1 Con. lion. If. 4 I 4 0 0
Hoffman, cf.. I 0 10 0 Barheau, lb.. 4 10 11
Yaasrr, lb... I 0 10 klttred. C..I 0 I 0 0
McOuIra, ... I 0 4 4 4 Koaamao ...1 14 0 0
Klalaoar, a... 1 1 I 1 1 Haaa. a I till
Navtoa. 11414
Orlfflib. sr... 14 4 14 Total It 11 14 II 4
Total. ..... 14 17 14 1
Batted for Klttredge ln ninth.
I 2 0 $ 0 0 V U.l Avav
Cleveland 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 1-4
Left on bases: New York. 7; Cleveland,
8. Baaes on balls: OfT Newton, 1; off Grif
fith. 1; off Hess, 4. Struck out: By Newton,
4; by Griffith. 3; by Hess, 2. Three-base
hit: Hess. Two-base hits: Keeler, Bsrbeau.
Sacrifice hlta: Morlarlty, Griffith. Stovall,
Turner. Stolen baaes: Stovall, l-ajoie.
Double play: Lajoie and Turner. Hits: Off
Newton, 8 In five and one-third Innings; otf
Griffiths. 3 in three and two-thirds innings.
Umpire: O'Loughlin. Time: 2:00.
Glade Throws Game Away.
PHILADELPHIA, July .-Jlade made
two wild throws today which let In four
runa and gave Philadelphia a victory over
St. Louis. Bender pitched good ball and
kept the hlta well scattered. Bcore:
PHILADELPHIA. ST. Lot li
b,H O-A.B. B.H.O.A E-
Hartaal. If... I I I 0 ONIIea. rf 4 114 4
Armbr aar. cf I 4 4 4 4Jonaa. Ik 4 4 14 1 0
Davla. lb 4 4 II 1 vatoa. If I
1 t 0 1 M.oipblll, rr. 4 I 4 S t
0 4 4 4 Wallace, aa . I I I I I
1 T I OKoehler. lb.. 4 1114
1111 Hanaall. lb . I 1 I I 1
4 11 4 0't'oaaor. o . I 1 I I I
4 4 1 4014. p I 4 4 I I
aVvkolS, rt... 4
Murpbv. Ib... 4
Sckrark. .... 4
Croaa. aa I
Kaisht. Ib... 4
Bandar, p.... I
v . l- a n ii t T4.1. a a fi ll
! Philadelphia 30012000 -
00002000 0-2
Louis. 4; Phlladd
Sacrifice hit: Armbrueter. Douole play:
Cross to. Davis to Murphy. Struck out:
By Bender, ; by Glade, 3. First base on
balls: Off Bender, 1; off Glade, 8. Passed
ball: O'Connor. Time: 1:45. Umpire: Hurst.
Detroit Bats Ont Victory.
BOSTON, Masa., July 20. Glase weak
ened In the last two Innings of today's
game and Detroit batted out a victory, 4
to 3. Parent's three-base hit with the
bases full brought ln Boston's runs and
ln the ninth Coughlln scored two runners
with a similar long hit and himself scored
on a fly to the outfield. Score:
DBTROIT. BOSTON.
B.H.O.A.E. B.H.O.A.E.
4 114 0 Harden, rf...l I 1 0 P
ill Parent, -aa I
0 0 IRtaht. et I
114 r.rrla, Ib I
1 1 OHoar. If 4
14 0 Preaman. lb. 4
III Morgan. Id. .. 4
111 Armbru1r. c I
1 0 OOlai. p 4
Jon, rf...,
Scbaafer. Ib
Crawford, rf. 8
Mclntvr. If . 4
Coushlln, Ib. I
Llndaar. lb... 4
O'Leary, aa... 4
Schmidt, o. .. 4
Clever, p I
1 II
Total!....
Detroit .
Boston ..
Three-base hits
T IT 11 I Total 14 11 IT 14 (
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3
003000000 ;
Parent, Coughlln. Sac
rifice hlta: Parent, Hoey. Double plays
Mclntyre to Schmidt, O Leary to Lindaay
First base on balls: - Off Olase, 1; ofi
Sicver, 6. Struck out: By Glase, 1; bj
Biever, 8. Time; 1:41. Umpires: Con
nolly and Evans.
Standing of the Teama.
Plaved. Won. Lost. Pet
Philadelphia 80 -
New York 81
Cleveland 81
Chicago 62
Detroit 81
St. Louts 82
Washington 81
Boston 83
Games today: Chicago at Philadelphia, St
Louis at Washington, Detroit at New York
Cleveland at Boston.
4 31 .612
40 32 .60.
48 33 .69.
46 87 . 64
43 88 .63
42 40 .61
29 62 . 8f'
20 68 .21
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATIO:
Kansas City Wins from LoalsTllle In
the Seventh Inning.
"KANSAS CITY. July 20-Four hits and
a wild throw in the seventh inning today
Save Kansas City five runs and the game,
core:
KANSAS CITY. LOIIBVILLE.
B.H.O.A B. B.H.O.A E.
urn rf l 14 0 Hallman. rf . . 4 0 I 4 4
loo stovaii. cr a
110 Braehrar. lb. 4 1 I I I
I I I 1 8 bulllvan. lb 4 4 T 1 0
1114 Krrwla. If... 4 1 1
J. Clarke. If.. 4
Odwall, cf.... I
Kane, rf 4
Kruagrr, lb.. I
Dmot. lb. .. I
Knab. tb-3b. I
W. Clrr, lb 4
Abbott, c 0
Land, c I
Cam nil a, p
Total....
Waldron, rf.. I I
Perrln. ...! 1
Crutcbar. lb.. 4
Burke, lb.... 4
(
dr. If... 4 4 I 0 4 Woodruff. Ib. 4 1 I
Philadelphia ....
St. Louis
Left on beeea
Bt
ohla. 4 Two-baae hlta. Schreck, L'ru.
Hlncbman, if I
Collar, rf.,
Klhm. !..
Pnel. Ik....
Hulawlit, aa.. 4 1
Blu. c 4 I
riahartr. P
Total...
4 1
put out of the game for pushing the um
pire around. Score:
TOLEDO. MILWAl'KEE.
B.H.O.A.E. B.H.O.A.E.
Clln.m.n. aa. I 1 4 1 oRoblnaon, a. t 1 4 4 4
1 o 0 nnraanj rr 6 000
1 I 0 Oltvnea. If 4 I 4 0 1
1 0 4 OBaieman, lb.. I 1 14 1 I
10 10 Rolb. r I 1 I I 0
A I I 4H. Clark. In.. 4 10 10
I I I 0 Hemphill, cf. I I I 1 4
110 McCorm'k. Ib 4 1 I 1 4
0 1 4 OOherlln, p.... 14 10 0
17 1 OCondwIn, p.. 1 4 0 0 1
4 0 0 0 (. P 14 111
U.vlll 1 1 4 0 4
14 14 17 I 1
Total. 14 II IT IT T
"Batted for Sage In the ninth.
Toledo 0 02303100-1
Milwaukee 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 1-6
Hits: Off Oherlln. 2 ln three Innings: oft
Goodwin. 1 In one Inning; off Sage, 8 In
five lnlngs. Two-base hits: Roth, Robin
son. W. Clarke, Mines. Three-base hit:
Krueger. Stolen base: J. Clarke. First
base on balls: Off Oberlln. 2; off Sage, 2;
eft Camnlts. 2. Passed ball: Abbott. Wild
pitches: Sage, Oberlln. Struck out: By
Oberlln. 1; by Camnlts, 7. Double plays:
McCormlck to Bateman; Roblnaon to Mc
Cormlck. Sacrifice hits: Roth, Cllngman,
1 lemon t. Left on bases: Milwaukee, 6;
Toledo, 6. Umpire: Kane. Time: 2:00.
Hooslers Defeat Saints.
ST. PAUL. July 20. Indianapolis took to
day's game by hitting Moore and Parklna
it opportune times. Although Fisher. waa
lit freely, fast fielding by Indianapolis
xept the score down. Score:
INDIANAPOLIS. ST. PAUL.
B.H.O.A.E. B.H.O.A.E.
Ounleavr. rf. I 14 I OOeter. lb 4 4 1 I 1
1 0 Drill, e 4 4 111
4 0 VanZaodt, cf. I 3 1 4 4
1 1 Prlak. U I 1 8 0 4
4 1 Wbaelar, lb.. I I 11 I
0 ORock'tald, as I 1 0 I 4
1 1 Paddan, Ib... 4 4 4 1 4
S 0 Kalaar, rt ... 4
4 0 Moor, p
hv c I 1 I 0 OHion.r, c 4 I I
J Sullivan, lb I IT 4 1 Quintan, a. ..I 1 I I 4
Pram i. p 4 0 1 4 4 Putimann ..1 4 4 4 4
Slather, p.... I 4 4 14
, Total J 4 IT 13
Total. v....M 4 M 4 1
Puttmann batted for Btecher In nlpth.
Kansas City 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 -6
Louisville 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Two-bass hit: Hill. Bases on balls: Off
Stecher, 1. Struck out: By Frantx, 6; by
Btecher. 3. Left on baaes: Kansaa City. 7;
Louiavllle, 8. Sacrifice hit: Btecher. Stolen
base: Waldron. Hit by pitched ball:
Leahy, Quintan. Time: 1:3. empire: Ow
ens.
Easy Victory for Colamhaa.
MINNEAPOLIS, July SO. Columbus had
little trouble In defeating the crippled Min
neapolis team today. Flaherty pitched fine
ball. Score: .
COLfHBt'S. ' MINNEAPOLIS.
B H. A E. ' B.H.U.A.E.
Plckartai. cf. I I I 1 4 Davla cf I I I 4 I
wn.i.v. rh. I ill lPuiliva. rf . 4 1114
Ills viaaar. ... a i
4 11 4 40r.mlr.rr. lb I I I I I
4 1114 Han. If 4 13 4 4
I I I 1 Graham, a... l l
r. Ib 4 1 I I I
I I 4 4baana. ... 4 4 4 1 4
1 OOahrtns. ... 1 4 4 4 4
C4wai'4r, p I 4 4 1 4
.41 14 H 14 $ '
Totala II I IT 11 4
Columbus ...0 $ 1 4 I 0 0 1 0-14
Minneapolis $ 0000000 1-4
Two-baa hits: Graham. Htnchman, Filel.
Three-base hit: Coulter Baaea on balls:
Oft Cadwallader. 1; oft Flaherty, 3. Struck
out: By Cadwallader, 1; by Flaherty. 3. Hit
by pitched ball: By Gehrlng. 1. by Cadwal
lader, 1. Wild pltrh; ceaweiiaaer. mus:
Off Gehrlng, $ in three and one-third In
nings; off Cadaallader, t In five and two
thirds Inning. Stolen base: Blue. Left on
bases: Minneapolis. 4. Columbus, (. Time:
1:16. t'mprre: Egan
Madheea Wla from Brewers.
MILWAUKEE, July . Toledo defeated
Milwaukee in a scrappy gams today by s
score of 8 to 6. The locals ud three
pitchers, Sage, the laat of the if doing
the (eat work, holding the vlsitois to two
gila la the last five Innings. Krueger waa
14 4 4
.38044
. 1 4 S 8 4
Mharton, Ib. 4 1 4
Him. cf....l I 4
''arr. lb I I 11
William.. .. Ill
Hcrrr, If Ill
Atarran, lb... 4 0 1
Kahoa, 4 1 I
,'labar. V I 1 1
Parkins, p.
Toula 14 II 17 It I
Tot.!. fl 14 ST IT I
.2 000110 4-S
.0 00013000-4
Perry, Fisher, Moore,
('arr. Stolen bases:
Wheeler. Williams. Double plays: Marcan
to Williams to Carr; Dunleavy to Williams;
Dunleavy to Kahoe. Hita: Off Moore, 7
In six Innings; off Parkins, In three In
nings. First base on bails: Off Moore, 1;
off Fisher, 1 Hit by pitched ball: Kook
enfield (21, Drill. Struck out: By Moore, 6;
by Flfher, 1 Sacrifice hits: Dunlssvy,
At her ton. Williams (2), Perry. Fisher. Left
on bases: St. Paul, 11' Indianapolis, t.
Time; 2:06. Umpires: Werden and Bulll
van. i Standing of the Teama.
uidlanspolls
Bt. Paul
Two-base hits:
Three-rase hit:
Columbua ...
Milwaukee ,.
Toledo
Minneapolis
Ixulevtlle ...
Kansaa City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Played. Won. Lost.
VI 68 34
48 41
88 47 41
1 48 4S
87 44 4$
88 89 48
88 37 61
87 34 E4
Pet.
..
.hit
.644
.67
.6.4
.443
.40
.391
Games today: Columbus at Minneapolis.
Toledo at Milwaukee, Indianapolis at Bt.
Paul, Louisville at Kansas city.
v.
Iowa League Ranlts. ,
MARSHALLTOWN. Ia.. July (Spedal
Telegram.) Following are the results In
tne lowa league:
Marshalltown, 6: Clinton, 0.
Keokuk. 7; Ottumwa. .
Fort Dodge, 2; Waterloo, L
Burlington, 3; Oskaloeaa, t r
Maher Rides Eclipse Wlaaer.
LONDON, July 20 Llanglbby, ridden.
by Maher, tne American Jockey, won 'lie
Ec lips stakes at nanaown rar today.
Bepoo was second and Woniball third.
Nine horses started.
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