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THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1906.
i I
4 1
1 -!
OMAHA WINS FROM PUEBLO
Fit Tuoniaad feopla U tha Contett an
tk BUU Fait Ground.
THIRTY-SEVEN HITS IN THE CONTEST
Omaha Get . 'e Leas Bnd'al the
Battla mm AUo Parts tm m
rise Article f Ball In -"
turn Flelsl.
' FL'EBLO. tMs., fltept It Today's (una
between Omaha and Pueblo was played
under moat unfavorable circumstances at
th state fair grounds. Tha entire out
field waa banked with people as well aa
tha aide line and part of the Infield. U
waa impossible - to- get a fotil fly In any
direction and (round rules were, establ
ished to the effect that no hit should be
(oo4 for mora than two bases. As a re
sult hits were numerous and Omaha won
because lurk broke their way. The score:
v . OMAHA.
,, Jab. k. h. ro. a.
Bander, lb...., i 0 4 1 a
Autrey, rf..., s o Z 1 0
Perring, 8b ( V lit
Welnh, cf., 1 18 0
Baaeey, It. 8 8 I 4
Dolan, lb i 3 1 0
Qondlna, c....., I J 1 1 t
Long-, sa.
lo4f, p. ..,...,...., 4 8 10 1
Corn, p 1000
Totals' .J..M......a 11 to 77 . 14
1
o
o
0
0
0
V
0
0
PTTBLO.
Aa R. H. PO. A
E.
0
0
rjook. If i.... 10 1 0
.IotKlvray. cr. t
iader, 2b
4elcbotr, rf .. 8
.awert. 8b . 8
.IU1, lb 8
'ass. aa 0
J Mat e e a I
1
1
t
1
0
0 ,
0
0
1
.lennirker, c.
.lorgan, p.
...... 8
Totals i.
.44
7 17 27 11
( maha , ... 8 0 0 0 8 1 0-11
J'ueblo 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 4 0 7.
Two-baa hits! Dodge. Bassey, Dolan.
Kleke (1), Hill 1, Molrholr, MoOilvrsy. Hit
wILhpttchad. ball: By Dodge. 1 Struck out:
By . Dodge. I; by Morgan, 8. Time: 16.
Umpire: Van Blckel. Attendance: 5,000.
flare x Beat Champs Twice.
SIOtTC . CITT, la., Sept. 18. A record
breaking week day rrrwd of 8,000 people
.his morning- saw the Packers take both
I amea of the double-header front Dea
..loinee and make It three atralght from
the top notchera In this series. The score
if the first game was 4 to 1 and the sec
ond 4 to 3. Superior playing both In tha
f eld and at the bat won for ftloux City.
Jiy agreement tlr aecond game was limited
i o seven I nnlngs on account of limited
time, but waa tied and went to tbe eighth,
t core, first game:
a 8IOUX dlTY.
,,'AB.' R. H. PO. A. M.
.... 4 0 1 3 0 0
....4 0 0 8 1 0
.... 4 0 3 4 0 0
('aaupbell, If.
Hheehan, 8b.
Wobllt, cf....
Weed, 2b
.... 4
4
0
A
i
' 0
i -iw con, ss.
i'reeee. lb.:
I'eUftt, c... 4
Jarrott, j.
Totals,
...,M 4
7 37
1
DES MOINES. .
- N A3. ' R. H. PO. A,
E.
Scnlpke,. 8b. 4 0
o'Leary,. ss 1 1 1
Andreas, lb 4 , . 0
,1-oyle. of.... 4 . 1
liaerrlever, 2b.. .,.....,,1 . (
fceakiooe. It,....,....,. 4 , 0
Cktte, rf...... .. ;0
1
1
1
1
0
3
0
0
0
0
8
12
voa, o.... s.v
Totals........... 83' 1- -.7. 27 14 6
Bloux City ...... .,...0 t 0 0 0 J 0 .0 4
. L.a Molnaa ..........1 0 0,0 0 0 0 0 0-1
Earned runs: Sioux City, 3: res Moines,
1. Two-base bits: Nobllt, Freese. Double
plays; OXarw ,toHogi1evet. Lft on
biises: Bloux City, 7; Pes Wolnea, ,7. Btolen
btisesi Newton, Freese, Heater' (2),' Ho-
t gi lever, Wolfe. - Sacrifice- hits: t reeae,
I. eater. Bases 'on baits;- OS Jarrott, I.
Hit by pltohed ball:- Pettlt. . Struck, entr
liy Jarrott, 8: by Oillenv .l. : Tlrae; 1:15.
Empires Darls.- i r . I
Score, second (amein?; ' ' ,! ' ,.
BIOU'. CITX. ; ;
AB.' R. H. PO. A. B.
Campbell, It ,4'-' 3 3 0 r o 0
Bheehan. lb...,, '4 0 0 0 3 0
Nobllt, cf I '01-3 0 0
Weed. 8b 8 '10 13 1
Newton,, as... i4 0 1 0 0
Freese, lb 3 118 0 0
Heater, rf 0300
Pettlt, c- , 1 8 0 1
Corbet t, p....... 3 0 0 0 4 0
Totala ... 4 1 34 1 1
. . . : - DBS MOINES.
' AB, . R. H. PO. A. K.
Srhlpke,' lb,,',.
O Leary, ss..-,
Andreas, lb...
Doyle, 'of...,.'.
Hogrlever. 3b.
Besalons, If....
Miller, rf
V olfe, e
Cloatta, p......
Totala'....,
.. 4
0
0
0
0
1
3
1
0
11
0
1
- 0
1
1
0
0
0
,. 8
...... ...81
4 a
One out when winning run scored. .
Bloux City .'.I 0 0 0 0 0 1 1-4
Dea Molnaa ...., ....0 0 0 0 8 0 0-8
Barred runs: Des Moines, 1. Two-base
litt: Campbnll; Nobllt, Andreas. Beaaions.
Lett on bases: Bloux City, 8; Dea Molnee,
8. Stolen baeea:, Pettlt, (2. Weed, O Leary.
Andreas. Sacrifice hlta: Freeae (3), Heaier,
Vl rat base on balls; 'Off Corbett, 4; off
l iootte,' 1. Hit by pitched ball: Weed,
fit ruck out: By Corbett, 7j by Ciootte, Ul
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Wolfe. Tune: 1:30. Umpire: Darts. At
tendance: 8.000. .
Wright Wlsta ltls Owii (hull.
DENVER. Colo... Sept. U By hitting
Maddox opportunely In th-alxtb, Denvr
defeated Lincoln here today, I to L Wrtgbt
waa a big factor In winning Ills own game,
getting a single, two-hagger a ad three-bagger,
out of four times up, scoring himself
mree times ami driving, in three runs.
Score:
LINCOLN
AB. R
H. PO. A. K.
Belden. If. .......
Smith, ss
Kandall, rf
Ruaaell, cf
Zalueky, c
Mesaerly, lb
Davis, 3b
Donahue, 2b
Wright, p
2
0
3 2.1-0
01 1
0 0
1
4
0
8
10
0
8
0
Totala ....
32 7
DENVER.
AB. R.
4.0
I C 17
h. po. :a.
Ketpheni, cf..
Qulllln, 8b....
Fenlon. If
Thomas, lb.,.
Gagnier. ss...
8teen.2b
Harms, rf....
Rogers, c
Maddock, p..
8
12
t vi 0
8 0
Totals
Denver
Lincoln
38 2
24 -13
0 0 1- 0 .0 4 0 2 7
1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-2
Zaluaky fSi.' Randall. Bel-
Stolen base
aen. nacrince nits: ueiaen, zaiueay, ttog
era Two-base hit: Wright. Three-baae
hits: Belden, Thomas. Wright." Baaea on
balla: Off Wright, 1; off Maddox. 8. 8truck
out: By Wright, 8: by Maddox, 4.' Hit by
pitched ball: Messerly. Double plays:
kaluaky to Smith; Steen, Qagnler to
Thomaa. Left or baaea: Denver, 7;, Lincoln,
. First be.ee on errors: Denver, 2. Lincoln,
I. Time: L20. Umpire: Edlnger.
Standing of the ' Trans. .
Played. .Won. LosL Pet.
Des Moines ...132
Omaha 1X1
Lincoln ....182
Bloux City 182
Denver ,..1R3
Pueblo 130
No games today.
91 41 . .6N0
K8 3 . .81
4, 4 M i.4f
Kl 71 .462
M - 78- .4SJ
U .7 .3
OAMfJS IS THK ATIOIAL. lEAOl E
Cblcagro Wlaa from Bt. L4ul4 by eora
.- of Foor to Two. V--. " ;
ST. Louis, Mo., Sept.' 18. Chicago ' took
the opening game of the aerie this after
noon from St. Louis, I to 1' Score: .
chioaoo. . r . sr. ixit ia.
B.H.O.A.C. i B.H.O.A.B.
lasla, of.. ..8 a Burch.'ef . ... t 1 1 S
Rtio.kr4. If. 4 S t Bnnt.-,t.. 4 ,1 I 1 I
Bshulia. . rf.. 1 4 D Barry. lb..,..t. 1 14 I
t hanM. 4 It .1 .BXiirraj rtnL . S t
At.lnt.iat. Ibllll SMertea, If . . . 4 1 I
Ttiilw. m.J. 4 I I I .4Hrll. IB.'... tif I t 1
grara, v I . 1 Uar.h.11, ,..- I'
Kilns. ....J,1 I :Orawlsr4, ,.m. I I I S
Broirn.. .... 4 1 1.4. Sparser, a 4 4
' Totala... '.V.U't it ,5 "i Tota?a.;....lT"T.rt li t
Chicago ..;. 8 0 0 , j-0- 00 L-
Bt. Lpuls 0 0 .0 .0 Ov.0,0'0 '3-3
Sacrifice hit: .Sheckard.. Double' plays:
Rivers, -Tinker and Chance. . Fa seed ball:
Marshall. Stolen , baaea: Chance (Ji,
Bchulte, . Stelnfeldt. Hit 4jy ' pitched ball:
lly Karger, Stelnfeldt. Wild pitch Brown.
. Bases on balls: Oft .Karger., 8; ; off
Brown, 1. Struck out: Karger, 3; Brown,
a. Left on bants: St. Louis, 4; Chicago,
10. Time: 1:40. Umpires! . Conway and
Emails. . , . ,
. ftaaken Bat Oat Vlotory.
BOSTON. Sept. 13.-Phlladelphla batted
Dorner out of the' box In the third Inning
today and won, 4 to 2. Cameron, a New
England league player took Dorner's place
and kept the visitors from scoring. Dug
gleby held the locals safe,' except In the
fourth. Boors: ' '
PHILADKLfHIA. ''BOSTON. i
B.U.O.A B. " . B.HO.A.B.
Tbonaaa. ef.. 1 1 oDolaa. rf.... I I t
a,Bi.n. Ib.. I S 1 4 OTuiMy. Ik... 4 I 11 4 1
Bransaald, lk I 1 I SBrala. tb 4 I 1
Luab, rf 4 lit OBatas. at I 1 . . S
Mac, if.... 4 I 4 Hari, lb:, t 8 l'S
lMKiiiu.. M...4 lit lliridwall. at. 4 8 3
Courtney, Ibl I 0 I U4da. K.. 8 1 S
PooIb. c 4 t 1 Uiowa t S
lxE(lbT. . 4 4 I eoN. ill. ....! 0(81
NMSkaak c 1 8 t
Total. .....M 887 .1 lUuniw. -p.... 1
, i - CaoMroa, .. t 4 4a
Ttaia...... 77 13 "I
Batted for Madden In ninth, .
Philadelphia .-. 1 18 0 0 0 0-4
Boston 0 0 3 4) 0 02
Two-base hit: Magee. Three-baae hits:
Brain (8). ' Sacrifice hlta: Sentelle 12.
Stolen base: Sentelle. ' Double plays:
Brldwell, Howard to Tanney; O'Neill to
Teoney. Hlta: Off Dorner, 8. In three
Innings; off Cameron, 3, in alx innlnga.
Baaea on balla: Oft Dugglaby, 3; of Dorner,
3; off Cameron, 8. Struck out: By Dug
glaby, 4; by Dorner, L by Cameron, 3.
Time: 1:61. . Umpires: Carpenter and John
ston. Plttsbarajr Wlaa Both fteeaee.
PITTS B I.' HO, Sept. 13,-Pittsburg won
both gamea of a double header from Cin
cinnati today. . The local scored five runs
In the firm Inning of the first -ganio, and
were never hftadvd. - in the aecond game,
which lasted only aeven Inninca, by agree
ment. Pittsburg profited by the wlklneas of
araeer aud a couple of mlsplays. Score,
tlrsi game: '.',: ' '
PITTaBCftO. .'.'.. CINOIXSATI. '
a.H.o.a.a. a.H.o.A.K.
Hallmaa, If. 1 4 1 HuralM.- b..-4 ill
Lcara, K....4 alt K.ll.r. 4 t 4
H.uiuaat. Ct4,l I t.afiaioot. ctj... 4 4 4
M.irr. m 4' 4 talhart, l. 4 118 4
NmIm. lb;.. I 1 11 1 na,-hl. -' 4 1114
ShKhas. b.. 14 11 1 1'or.oran. at I I I t
nilrb.r, lh.1 I 4 4 SD.aU' lb I I 1
filbaoa. s I lis Waunae, 4 -I 44
Lw, p t 1 1 ,
t .' . Totala.'... ., 10 H I
Toula tt 4 IT 11 i
Pittsburg '..'.'.a 0 0 9 0 0 0 8
Cincinnati' .'.....0 0 1 0 0 0. 0 0 13
Two-baae hits: Ritchey, Kelley, Sohlel.
Sacrifice hit: Huggins. Stolen baaea: Hull
man, Leach, Nealon. Double playa: Meier.
Ritchey and Nealon: Ritchey and Meier.
Basea on balla: Off Leevar, 1; Weirjr. 8.
Hit by pitched ball: Nealon. Struck' out:
By I.eever, 1; by Welmer, 3. Teft on baaos:
Pittsburg. ; Cincinnati. 7. Time: 1:88. Um
pire; Klem Score, second game:
MTTSliURO. . CINCINNATI
B H.O.A g B H O.A K
Hallaiaa. if . 2 1 4 Husaiaa lb. I 1 J I 1
LM.:b. if.... I 1 4 IK.ll.y, lf....i 4 1 a
ranaiMl. cf I 1 1 Jud. if 114
M.l.r. S.....I a 1 aBot, tier
Ncaloa. lb... I 4.1 1 U,lxrt. lb... I I 1 i I
aheabaa. lb. 14 11 McLeea. a... 1 till
Rliohar. Jo-- 1 I I I ti'orooraa. h. I i I 1
rblpa. ....! t I 0 IIinI. lb I 1 1
LIStl4. P...1 1 . r. p ... 414
' 8tbll 1 1 t 4
Total! M 4 !l tl - .- .
Totals. at fUU I
Batted for Frasar In seventh.
Pltteburg .0 0 t 1 1 3
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
'Sacrifice hits: Kelley. McLean, t Stolen
haors: Nealon. Lobert. Double plsy:
Bheehan to Neetan to Bheehan. Urat butio
on bails: Off I.lfleki, 3; off Kraaer. 3.
Btnick out: By Iellleld. 4: bv Fiaaer. 1.
Left on baaea: Ptttebura-. 4; Cincinnati, 8.
Time: 1:16. Umpire) .Kleao.
Oaaae Poiipae4.
At New Tork Brooklyn gaaie postponed ,
rain.
lastlai of tha Teaaaa.
Won. lost. Pit.
11 . U .76
Bf 4f 4
88 .4 .ft
1 ' 7t ..
87 7
, 77 .
: 44 hi
42 " .us
CliUajro
New York ....
Pittsburg
PliiladalphU .
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
......1X3.
1
Sst
.-,...13
.7?. . .135
14
a me today: Phlladlpba e4 aMen
Bagokljn at Ksw Tork.
TEN INNLSGS WITHOUT A RUN
Whit 8z and Brown Put Up Fia Eibi
bitioa of Hational 0am.
BOTH PITCHERS DO EFFECTIVE WORK
at. Ials Has Several rbaaeea;
bat Own Pitches His Teoaa -Oat
of the Hale Every
Time.
CHICAGO. Sept. 13.-Chlcgo and St.
Lout played I ten Innings today and neither
team was thl. to score. St. Louts had
several . chanres but fine pitching by
Owen held the vtslfora safe. Umpire
E-ans called the game on account of dark
ness. Score:
CH1CAOO. ' ST. UU'IS.
B H O A R. H O A K.
Hshn. rf 4 1 4 Mia. tt i 4
r. Joota. cf. I 4 I T. Jones, lb. 4 I I 1
Tfb.ll, lb.... 4 111 asione. If 4 111
Davis, as.... I til SHemphlll, ef. 1 I I 1
Donnbu. lb. 4 1 II I 0'Brln, sa . I 0 I I
Dougherty, if 4 1 1 0 Ro. k fl.ld. tb 4 1,1
"oh, tb 4 til Hartiell, 9b. I 1114
Roth. 4 14 1 ORlrli.y, 0....4 1 I
Ovsa, p 4 4 4 1 "P.lly. p 4 3 1.4 1
Totala 14 I IS II Totals 14 I 10 14 1
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O-O
St. Louts ......... 0 00000000 00
Left on. bases: .Chicago, ; St. Louis. 7.
Two-base hit:. Stone. Sacrifice hits:
Hemphill, O'Brien. Stolen baaes: Isbell.
Struck out: By Owen. ; by Pelty,- 4.
Bases on balls: Oft Owen, 1: off Pelty. t.
Time: 3.00, Umpires: Evans and Sheridan.
Clevelaaa ghata Oat Detroit.
DETROIT. Mich., Sept. li Detroit could
do nothing with Hess, getting two men on
second - In the same Inning but one, and
never reaching third base. The fielding
waa high class. ' Score:
CLEVELAND. MTltOlT.'
B. H.O.A. a. . B. H.O.A. B.
Caffra. If.... I I Cobb, If I 4 4 1
BioTalt, IV. .'I 1 i irovMtn. Ib f II
Turner, as... I I 1 4 rrawtort. rf. 4 1 4
Lajals. 111 pra. ef....4 1.
CrnigsltoR. ; rf 4 4 4 'Vhmlot, a... 4 14 1
yilck. rf I 1 I 0 OLInrtnar. Ib.. 4 1 I
Rossmaa. la. 4 I 11 s 9rnarr. ss. 4 1 4 1 I
BBls, - a....'. 4 . 1 I 9rblhrk, lb I 1 4
Hsas. . p 4 I .CBubaaks. p.. I 1
TeUla 17 11 rr ii i Totals N 4 17 11 1
Cleveland ''. 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 41
Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Two-base hits: Lindsay, Flick. Sacrifice
hits: Coughlln, Srhetbeck. Stolen bases:
Flick. Base on balls: Off Eubank, 2; off
Heas, 1. Hit by pitched bell: Bubanks, 1;
Hess, 1. Left on bases: -Detroit, 7; Cleve
land,' 8. Struck out: By Bubanks, 4; by
Heas, 2. Double play: Schelbeck, Scbaefer
and Lindsay. Wild pitch: Bubanks.
Time: 1:40. Umpire: Connolly..
New York Defeats YVaahlaarto.
' WASHINGTON. Sept, 13. -New Tork de
feated Washington today, 4 to 1 ths gsme
being called after the visitors had batted
In the eighth Inning, on account of dark
ness. Werner wsa put out of the game
for objecting to Hurst's deetMon. Score:
NEW TORK. WA8H1NOTOI4.
B.H.O.A.e. B. H.O.A. a.
C.nroT, If.... I 0 14 tAltlser. as... I I 1
Kelsr, rf ... 4 0 4 SRrbaUIjr. lb.. 4 111
Elb.rfsW. as. I 8 1 4 ejonos. cf till
Chsss, lb.... I 14 0 Cross. Ib I 1 I
Wlllisms, Ib. I 1 4 4 BHlrkmsn, rf . 1 '
LaporU, tb.. 1111 Aodrsoa. If. I
Hoffmsa. ef.. 1 tstahr, lb.... 1 II
Kl.lnow, ... 1 14 1 IWsrnsr. ... I 114
Chssbra, ' p... I t 1 Wskfl14, . 1 48
ralsaabsrs. p I 1 I
Totals II I II U 1
' Totals... ...K T It II
New York 0 0 0 0 1 1 3-4
Washington 0 1 0 0 1 0 02
Two-bass hits: Falkenberg. ' Sacrifice
hlta: Keeler, Hoffman. Stolen bases:
Schalfly, Jones, 2; Stahl. Warner. Klelnow,
2. Double play: Blberfeld and Chase.
Left on bases:. Washington. ; New York,
3. Bam jon balls: Falkenberg, 8; Chesbro,
8. Struck out: Falkenburg, 1; Chesbro, 6.
Wild pitch: Falkenberg. Time: 1:45. Um
pire: Hurst.
Boatoa Wins la Tenth.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Sept. 18. Boston
defeated Philadelphia in a ten-tnnliig game,
4 to 2. Score:
BOSTON.. PHILADELPHIA.
..: B.H.O.A.E. B.H.O.A.E.
Hor. If..,.. 4 4 4 4 SHtrti.l, .It... 4 lit
Par nt, lb... I 14 1 H.Armbntr rf4 111
Stshl. ef-i,. I 4 8 4 Isrls, lb.,.. I U
Oodsrln. sft: . I 14 4 1 Lord, rf..... .4 I J a
Ortmsbaw,' -lb 4 -1 t I 8bu, 3b...v'4 I I
Morgso. b.. 4 14 1 Cros. las.l:'., 4 ". II
Praemsa.. rf. Ill aoidrto. lb . i . 1 I
C.Arnbrstr c I 4 I Powrs. ....! I
Taaaahill, . p. 1 1 1 Srhrark. c... 1 I I
Plaak. p... 1110
Totals..',. .44 '1 M II lDri.rt, p....l ,
' ' ' ', Holm, p...
" ' '' ' '. BDlr "..'.'.. 1 I,
.'. 8ebol4 ... 1 ,
' . Coombs, p... 111
Totals II 10 14
Batted for Plank In fifth.'
, Batted for Dygert In eighth.
Boston i.....O 0008000 14
Philadelphia 0 00000008 03
Left on bases: Boston, 6; Philadelphia,
10. Stolen bases: 8hean, Uodwln, Cross.
Two-base hits: Oldrlng. Sacrifice hits:
Hoey. Double plays: Orimshuw, Tanneuill
and Morgan. Smirk out: By Plank, 2;
by Dygert, 2; by Coombs, 2. Bases on
balls: Oft Plsnk. 2; oft Dygert, 1; off Tan
nehlll, 8; off Holmes, -1; off Coombs, 1..
Hlta: Off Plank, 6 in five innings; oft Dy
gert, 1 In three Innings; off Holmes, 0 In
one Inning; off Coombs, 1 In one Inning.
Hit by pitched bull: Shean. Time: 2:U6.
Umpire: O'Laughlln.
gtaadlag of the Teams.
Played. Won. Loat. Pet.
New. Tork 120 7 BO .ftlS
Chicago :.: ..128 77 61 .001
Cleveland .128 70 6t) .oj
Philadelphia' 12b 71 67 . .5
St. Louis 128 08 62 .ol
Detroit 127 &ft 6S .4H6
Waahlngton 130 40 81 .877
Boston J33 48 .Hi
' Oames today: Detroit at Cleveland, New
Tork at Washington, Boston at Philadel
phia. OAMES IX AMERICA ASSOCIATION
Mlaneapoll Defeats Kansas City la
Xlnth .Inning.
KANSAS CITT, Mo.. Sept, lS.-Mln-neapolis
defeated Kansas City in the ninth
Inning today, when a batting rally netted
tbe visitors five runs. Score:
MINNEAPOLIS. KANSAS CITT.
B.H.O.A.E. ' B. H.O.A. B.
Davis, ef 4 III CtidT, if.. 4 1441
Sulllrss, ft.. 4 1114 Mi Brlds, ss. 4 1 I 4 t
Orsmlnssr, Ib I 14 1 Psrrlns. ib.. 4 1 1 1
Hsn. If 4 1 a H III. cf 4 14 11
Precmsa. lb. 4 110 I Burks, lb.... I 111
Orlrr. ss 4 114 JPr.nu. lb... 4 I 7 A 1
Pox. lb 4 I I I Bohannoo, (ft 1 4 14
Orabsin. c.il 111 1 Sullivan, c. 4
Tsomas. ... I 114 Durham, p... I 110
' . 'WaHron ... 1 I I
Totals U 11 27 14 4
Totals It 11 IT U I
Batted for Durham in ninth.
Minneapolis 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 58
Kansas City v. 40 00 1 0 00 0-S
Two-baae hits: Thorn aa, Sullivan,' Per
rine. Struck out: By: Durham, 6: by
Thomaa, 1. Bases on balls: Off Durham,
4: olf Thomas. 1. Doubts plays: Davis,
Freeman to Fox; Oyler to Fox; Mo
Brlde to Frants, Hit by pitcher: Oyler.
I-eft an bases: Kansas City, 7; Minneapolis,
8. Sacrifice .hlta: Caseady, Bohanqon,
Hart. Stolen buses: Frants. Time: 1:45.
Umpires; Hay and Owens.
Hooslera Win froaa Distillers.
INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 13. Cromley suc
ceeded in keeping the visitors' hits well
scattered and Indianapolis won from Louis
ville. 4 to 3, today. Score:
INDIANAPOLIS. ' LOUISVILLE
B.H.O.A.E. . H.O.A. .
Dantea i. Hill K.rw In, rf... 1 411
AUwrtoa. Ik. 4 1 1 1 1 StovslU If... 4 1 1
HIS9SS. St.... 4 4 t 1 4SlllTB. lb. I I
Ksbo. lb.... 4 I 1 t bruluar. lb. 4 I I I
William-, as. 4 I 4 I I Woodrug, lb I l I
Thlslmaa. If. 1 I I 4 Murpbr. rf..4 1 I 4 4
Maroaa, lb.: 4 111 SQulnlas. as.. 4 I 4 4
Holmss. e.... 42 I I a ioor. e 4 1
Craailsr, p. 4 13 1 Puttnaaa, p. 4 1 I
Totala U 1 11 II 4 Totals 14 I 14 1 1
Indianapolis 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 4
Louisville .' 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 03
Baaes on halls: Off Ptittmsnn, 2; off
Cromley, 1. Struck out: By Pullman, 6;
by Cromley, 3. Two-base hit: Msrcan.
Sscrific hit: Tblelmsn. Double play:
Marcau. Williams to Kahoe. Stolen base:
Marcan. Left on bases: Louisville. 8; In
dianapolis, . Time: 1;W. Umpire: Egan.
- Brewers Ranch Hlta.
MILWAUKEE. Sept. 13. Milwaukee
bunched hlta In tbe ilrst and sixth Innings
:imt won from St. Paul today, to 4 Score:
- kflLWAtlKBE. ST. PAIL. '
110.11. S H.O.I B.
M rhH.tr, ss I 111 lC.r. as 4 I 1 I V
(ire k rf ...I It tbusdsa. lb... 4 4111
Hal oaa. lb. I 4 11 1 I Millar. rf..,.4 lilt
Blosk. s 4 111 I k'lw, FI....4 1 14
( larks, lb... I 111 I Wkssiw, IV. 4 I 1
Uouabsrtr. ef I 14 Cor. II 4 I 1
Hruss. If I 0 14 SPaddsa. tb... 4 I
MTars'k, lb I I I Irwia. a I I I
Uaoeala, I I I A da aw. p.... I 18 8 4
! Totals ..'.. 4 IT I 4 Tsula It 14 it 1
Milwaukee 3 8-
St. Paul 1 14
Two-base hit: afctlieatiey Irwin. Clarke.
Saorlfiee hit; Batemao, first base an
balls: Off Goodwin. 4; off Adams, I Hit
by pitched ball: Oreen. Passed ball: Block.
Ftolen base: Oreen. Struck out: By Good
win, ; by Adams, 8. Double plays: Mo
Cheeney to Mo4irmlck to Bsteman; Oood
win to MrCheeney to Bateman. Ieft on
bases: Milwaukee, 8; 8U Paul, . Umpire:
Warden. Time: 1;4b. ,
t'olnmhns Skats tVmt Taleda.
TOLEDO. O., Sept. 13 Ryan's double,
followed by a sacrifice and an Infield hit
gave Cnlumhua the only run of today's
featureless game. Score:
cpLfstBfS. TOLEDO.
B.H.O.A.E. B. H.O.A .
Plrksrlns, rf. 4 I 1 t lrssmsn. si I I I I
Cooltsr. If... I 1 I i. ( larks. If I 1
Hinrjiraan, Ib I 1 I I Odw.ll, et... I 111
Rrsn. 4 1 I r nont, rf . 4
Kibm. lb.... I II Krs nrsr. Ib. 4 I 4 4
Wrtsjer. ib... till Kaahs. lb... 1111
rtobsnsllls. rf 4 1 W. nark, lk 4 4 14 14
War, ss ....4 13 1 Abbott, .... I 14 8
Derssr, p I I 1 I Cber b. 1 I I 4
Totals II I IT I I Tatala W 8 IT 1, 1
Columbus 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 01
Toledo :.....0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Two-base hlta: Abbott, Kreuger, Ryan.
Stolen bases: Cllngman, Wrlgley. Sarrt
flee hits: Knabe, Kibm. Herger. Struck
out: By Berger, 3; by Chech, 3. First base
on balls: Off Berger, 3.' Double play:
Hlnchman to Wrlgley to Klhm. Left on
bases: Toledo, 7; Columbus, . Hit by
pitched ball: Wrlgley. Passed ball: Ab
bott. Tims: 1:35. Umpire: Kane."
Standing of the Teams.
Played. Won. I)st. Tct.
Columbus ..147 l r .Sl
Milwaukee .14 . SS 4 .871
Minneapolis ;.ll 78 .14
Toledo 14T 78 STI .5.1
Louisville ,.14S" 70- ' .470
Kannaa City 148' T8 .41
St. Paul ...14(1 6 80 ,4b3
Indianapolis 147 63 ; 04 .M
Games today; Columbus t Toledo, Ixiuls
yllle at Indianapolis, St. Paul at Milwaukee,
Minneapolis at Kansas City. ..
" I own Leagae Heaalta.
MARSHALLTOWN. la.. Sept. lSSneclal
Telegram.) Following axe the results in
the Iowa league;
Marahalltown, ,3: Ottumwa, 0; Ottumwa,
4; Marahslltown, 2.
Waterloo. -3; Hurilngton, L
Clinton, ij Keokuk, 0.
Oskalooaa. : Fort Dodge. 8: called In
fourteenth Inning on account of darkness.
EVENTS ON , TUB .RISKING TRACK
Oateame Wins .the Raaaet HaadlM
at SheeBshead. Bay.
vmor eVMrr n . . . . . - .... m . -
bj Krvn, c i. vruitronie, ina a to
6 favorite, won the Russet handicap, one
mile and a half on the turf, at Sheepshead
nay iraav. rtanor kfoy lea ror nix fur
longs, then gave way to Orly II. The lat
ter showed the way for half a mile, when
Miller brought the favorite up and won by
five lengtha. . Orly II waa second two
lengths before Entree. Roaeben, at 1 to 3,
captured the Flight stake at aeven fur-
lonsra. TV rV .lnhnann hi. n tm
ported to have Won $10,000 on the race.
wwwn won Dy nve lengins. nummary:
iriNt a . . . i , . ,
........ , .iiu m nui xurionga:
vaquero won, Eldorado second, Gargantua
third. Time:
uecond race, mile: Cotton Town won.
Time: 1:3SH,.
Th 1 rrl r. . . 11. A . . . . T .
" SV.IU v, unvi ( ri . jennis
McCabe won. Our Sister second, Sonoma
i.iiiu. iimn. a:v(b.
ITmirtli ima X.n . U . ., . ,
. - . ' . , " s 1 1 l .issn, in tvbo luriongn;
Kiaehen An Sunfara mnA T,... . k.
, , . , 7 . . -".. wu.n.-ii-
land third. Time: 1:2H.
rirtn race, steeplechase, about two and
a half miles: Phantom won, Pete Dalley
second,- Caller third. . Time: 6:144.
oin race, nve ana a half furlongs:
Knight of Ivan hoe won, James Crawford
second. Gild third. Time:- 1:08.
flTAtlth fotM . . h Di.... I- II. .
and a half on turf: . Outcome won, Orly II
second, Kntree third. Time: 2:36.'
DETROIT, Sept. 13. Results at Windsor:
First race, alx and a half furlongs: Left
Guard won finttiM. an A a . 1 . f I
TlmeT i2i-- " 1 """'
necond race, five ' furlongs: Abingdon
Time-Dl at 8econ' Tom Anderson third.
Third race,-Steeplechase,' short course:
Mansano won, Sam Parmer second, Berry
Waddell third. Time: 8:334.
Fourth race, seven furlongs:- Cadichon
won. Gxld Rnamel, second, Gotdmate third.
Time: 1:274. '.
Fifth race, five 'furlongs: Entre Vou
rvm'f ioV "W: Qrac" Kimball third.
Sixth race,' mileV 'Anna Day won. Lemon
?4M "econd- AjV1'' Berry . third. Time:
Seventh race, ' sit ; and a hsjf furlongs:
bua.ayth,rd'e TSSL eCnd'
nrst race, libojlt she furlongs: Grace
Lrsen won,nModtalban second. Princess
Marie third. Tim! 1:14.' . ' '
Second raves,, about atx f-urloogs: Easy
Street won.. Nona second, Lavdy . Lavish
third.. Tlme.l:M4.
Third race, mile and seventy yard a: The
Englishman won, 'Celereo second. Amberlta
third.. Time: 1:44.-
Fourth race, seven furlongs, handicap:
Martha Gorman won, Excitement second.
Devout third. Time: 1:80H.
Fifth race, five furlongs: Voting won.
Beautiful . Mayo aecond. CamUle .. third.
Time: 1:104.
Sixth race, about six furlongs:- Mayor
Johnson . won. , J. - w. O'Neill second,
Haughty third. Time: 1:124.
Seventh race, mlle:.r Proteus won. Bitter
Hand second,' Belden third. Time: 1:48.
MARKERS RACI18G AT SVRACI'SE
Aadnhon Boy Falls In Attempt- to
'-"" Record of Star Pointer.
SYRACUSE, N.'T Sept. 13.-In the prea
enos of 16.0W) speotstora on the state fair
grounds track, Audubon Boy waa sent out
late this afternoon In his second effort this
week to lower the pacing record held by
himself and Star Pointer, 1:6A. The eon
dltions were adverse, a strong wind blowing
on the back stretch, and the best Audubon
Boy could do was 20 flat, a half second
slower than In the trial on Tuesday.
The 2:11 trot furnished the best sport of
the day as live heats were required to de
cide It. the winner being Belle Bird. Tltara
took the first two heats easily and made
a game fight for the third. Belle Bird win
ning by a narrow margin.
The 2:08 pace, the Hyracuae atake, was a
walkover for Dorrls B. Summaries:
32,O0O-,nK' 2:08 T' two in ,nre- purse
Dorrls B, br. m. Allen) l i
Eudora. blk. m. (Murphy) j a
Bonnie Wilkes, ch. m. (Howard) 8 2
Ed C. b. g. (Horan) da
Time; 3:0R4. 3:084.
Trotting, 2:13 elasa, three in five, purse
i,aw.rv.
Belle Bird. b. m. (Keether)...
4 8 111
llllt
1 4 4 2 3
1 1 2 4da
6 3 6ro.
1 ro
3 6 7ro
Jennie Bcott. b. m. iUeers)...
Charley T. blk. g. YCurry)
Tetara, b. m. (Titer)
Iirabee Rose, b. m. (Heald).
D4ilel. b. g. (Ernest)
O II W. br. g. (MoCarthy)...
Grace A. ch. m. 4Demareett.
.. 10 8ro
Ann Direct, blk. m. (Walker). .10 7 ro
aincLwugai. cn. s. (Iaell) t 8 10 ro
Time: 2:114. 3:104. 8:10. 3:13H. 3;U.
Pacing, 2:01 elas, two In three, purse
It.):
Baron G rattan, b. g. (Oeers) 1 i
Nervolo. b. a. (Murphy) 3 2
Angua Pointer Ixn McDonald) 4 3
Bolivar, b. g. (Walker) 3 4
Time: 3tT64,
Trotting. 3:18 class, limited to five heats,
puree 31.200:
Budd. b. g. (Carpenter).'........'.
Dr. Chase, ch. g. (Murphy)
Dewltt, b. g. (Smith)
Axtella. b. m. (Coyne)
Crimson Clover, b. m. (Dodge).
Kyra. b. m. (Shaw)
8 111
18 3 2
14 4 3
8 I 4
( ( (ro
i I Ira
David Rossi, br. h. (Clark)
... 7 I Tro
Ruth C, g. ro. (Kenney) 7 8 ro
Time: Z:12rSa. 2:114. 2:1W4, t M.
WITH THE BOWIF.RI.
The Krug Parks evened mattars np warb
the Hamlltona of Council Bluffs last night
by winning two games of the match and
the total plna by loi. Frush waa high man
for the evening with a total of 676, and a
aingle game of Z3. . Tha Krug boy a were
consistent in totals, less than forty pins
separating their high and Jow men.
KRUO PARKS.
1st. 2d. 3d. Total.
French 194 161 187 64t
Anderson '. ,161 218 16 MS
Zimmerman- 172 172 Jl 645
Johnson .... 168 141 m 623
Bengela 181 172 30 CC2
Totala r HH HT 3J07
HAM1LTON8.
lst. 3d. 3d. Total.
Frush IK ' 228 170 676
Kemp - ls 1M 15 681
Nlroll Is 184 141 4M
Uagett 1W MS 11 S'l
PIi kering 180 176 US 4M
, Totala
8- 3 796 2,0Ca)
- Raaa Resnlts at Citatia.
GENEVA, Neb., Sept. 13. (Special Tl-
P-am.l Following are the reeulte of the
ill more county fair races the second day:
- 2:36 para, purer 82o0: Glen C, ' won;
Charles H. aecond. Time: 3:2V
IV trot, puree 82UO: Wllmore. won:
Jxr4 Kett'hUui aud Lola B, dlvtdasl aaoonal
ai'i third; pap Morgan, fourth. Time;
i.sOH. '
liuunlng . H'BUla da. sa. gnu Ml dec-
a
4V,.
nnalirv
ijl. ui
nrv,- ,
trie Spark, won; Jimmy -Heck, second;
Berpolette, third. Time: 1:32H.
It waa an Ideal day for the races and
the track waa In perfect condition.
JIDSOVS TEAM BEATS WILHEUM'S
Commercial dab Golf Clubs t-Msrht to
Flalah.
V. W. Judaon't and C. M. Wilhelms golf
divisions of the executive committee of
the Omaha Commercial club foua-ht it out
to a finish on the golf links of the Country
club Thursday afternoon and Judson's
team won, 32 to 8, ulthoug-h the doughty
captain was not able to win a bean for
his team. Krastus A. Benaon was out
classed by the undertaker and Burket
came In with a score of two. It might
be well In passing: to say that the first
nine holes counted one point, the eecond
nine holes a point and the match a point.
Ba J. . McVann put the fixln's on O. I.
Klpllnger and was- the happiest man in
town isst night, running around like a
boy with a new top, but he was not equal
In Joy at winning to Nels 1'pdike, who took
sll the points from, the captain of the other
side. E. V. Lewis evened up matters for
bis captain by shutting out WUhelm, the
captain of the losing team.
The score:
WILHBLM B. , JITDSON'S.
Euclid Martin ...;..2 Oscar Allen...,
9. Hammer 0 Harry I-Awrie.
lay Foster 0 Clarke Colt....
B. At Benson 0 H. K. Burket..
...0
...3
...3
...3
...i
Rdg-af-Allen ...0 Tom Fry .. .
...0 G. H. Kelly? s
.,.0 J. F. Carpenter 1
...S O. D. Klpllnger.. ...0
... F. W. Juilson ...0
...0 E. V. Lewis ;.J
...1 ChRTles Benton... ,.0
...0 Luther Drake I
.n "Totals...... K
F E.' Banbom
fS.j J., McVunn..
M". B. fpdlke ...
C. M. Wllhelm .
I. E. Oeorge ...
W. L. Tetter ..
Totals
Rare- Reaalte at Sloas Citr.
SIOITC CITT, Ia..: Sept." 1J. Following are
the results of today's races at the Inter
state fair: .
Western Brew derby, purse 1600: King
Courts won. Lady Oaklsnd second. John
W. Dahney third. Dun's Delight fourth.
Time: 1:66.
!:16 trot, purse 11,000: Tom Moore won,
Kerrerl second, Wreta third. Baron Dillon,
Jr. fourth. Time: 3:14.
J:10 pace, purse toOO: Castlewood won,
Orphsn Boy second. Plenty third. Time:
J:00. .
2:19 trot, purse $500: Niagara won. Look
Blr aecond. Hasel Veach third. Oenella
fourth, Lee Allerton fifth. Time: 2:15.
Fourth heat of the thirty-mile relay race:
Birmingham won. Time 0:58.
Daalela Rquala Iwisimiar Record.
BT. LOTTI8. 8ent. 18.-C. M. Daniels of
the New Tork Athletic club today equalled
the world's swimming record of one min
ute fiat for 100 yards, when he finished
first In that event at the Nstlonal swim
ming championships, now being held at
Laughlin lake. The New Torker displayed
splendid form and won handily from M.
Sehwan of the Missouri Athletic cluh,
who. in turn, was well in front of I N.
Crane of the New Tork Athletic club.
President Will Preseat Cap.
OTBTBTH BAT. N. T.. Sept. 18.-Tlie
Roosevelt cup won by the Vim In the Inter
national yacht races recently will be for
mslly presented to representatives of the
Eastern Yacht club by President Roosevelt
tomorrow. The presentation will be made
on board the Mayflower, which will be
brought to Oyster Bay for that purpose.
The president will entertain st luncheon
on board about fifteen members of tbe club.
He will make a abort presentatien speech.
Millard Readers lajared.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. Sept. 13. Millard
Banders, well known trainer and driver of
Lou Dillon and other horses, was thrown
from a sulky at the state fair grounds
today and eerlously hurt. Sanders wii
drtvinr a horse in the show ring and In
making a sharp turn the wheel of his
sulky gave way.
: Corlathlas) Soeeer Team Defeated.
FA LI. RIVER. Mass., Seot. IS. The
Corinthian Soccer foot ball team of Eng
land, which has been touring the United
Btates. lost Its first gams in this country
when It was defeated by, the Fall River
team today, t to 0.
' aportlas; Brevltlea.
Ther can't keep old Joe from hitting the
ball. '
Pop Eyler held hla old turn mates down
to three hits 'Wednesday at Denver.
Oraclous! Des Moines' lead Is down to
.1SB, the lowest It ha been for months.
Stone continues to wallop the hall. He
only got three hits out of four times up
Wednesday.
Omaha made a Garrteon finish, but could
not overtake the fine lead Pueblo had in
the game Wednesday.
Van Blckel new Western league umpire.
A person by the name of Keefe la sun pi ring
In the Three-Eye league. Poor leatrae.
And still It's Autrey. Whetssar U victory
or defeat that boy bate. He gat fesar of
the elxteen hlta Wednesday east st six
times.
That win of tha Detroit team will be one
for the fans to talk about for some time
to com. With the score 4 to 0 again t
them, they Jumped In and won the game In
the ninth inning.
That's a shame, if trus. that Bill Eeveiitt.
Instead of White Wings, is to be crowded
out of Denver. Before Tebeau hires a new
manager for Denver hadn't he better wait
and sea If there Is any Denver next ytar ?
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