THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 190&
OMAHA TARES A SWATFEST
Bourks Family Wing Battiiff Match from
' tb Bionx City Tribi. ,
HOWARD IS THE REAL BRIGHT STAR
at Fear Tleses I He Makes
Fear Hit - 4 Fr Haas
. Raakle Wreaehes
Trades).
. The Rourke family won a swatfest from
-Sioux City Tuesday afternoon at Vinton
Street park by the score of 10 to 6. Omaha
made thirteen hlta. while the Sioux made
twelve, ao there was plently of life and
action. Corn waa In the box for Omaha,
and .although he showed signs of making
an ascension several time, he stuck to the
anchor .and stayed In sight of the grand
Hand during the whole performanre. Cor
bett started to pitch against Omaha and
lasted Just two Innings and during that
time Omaha made six hits and six runs
and one man had been passed,
v The Bloux City team la shaken up to
some extent. Freese wss playing right
and Heater short. Frost had given way
to Heater at short with Freese In the
field. The Omaha team was also changed
around. Runkle was started at first with
Joe Do an at short.- Runkle soon wrenched
a tendon and Townsend took his place
and handled himself In good shape. Joe
took his chances well enough except one.
Howard was the feature of . the game,
going to bat four times, getting four hits
and four runs.
The same teams will cavort this after,
noon. ' -
The score :
. . . . OMAHA. .
AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
Howard, lb 4 4 4 1 I 0
Autrey. rf 11 I I 0 0
Perrlng, lib , 4 0 3 I I 0
Welch, rf 4 0 1 ! 0 0
Bassey, If 6 0 0 2 0 0
Ixlan. ss 4 1 1 2 2 1
Oondlng, c 4 1 14 3 0
Ruthle. lb 2 0 1 4 0 0
Townsend, lb. ...... I 0 0 10 0 0
Corns, p ....4 2 1 0 6 0
Totals '...'.. 10 13 27 - 14 "l
SlOL'X C1TT.
. AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
Campbell, If 6 0 3 3 0 1
Sheehan. Rb .... S 0 3 3 1 0
, Nobllt, Cf.. 5 10 10 0
Weed, 2b 6 3 3 1 2 0
Williams, lb I I 1 8 1 1
Freese, rf ,4 1 I 0.1 1
Heater, as..... 1 0 0 3 1 1
.'.'Petit, c.r ' ., 4 0 113 1
Corbett. p VI 0 0 0 1 0
.Jackson, p ..v. I 0 1 0 I 0
' Totaii , is.,! .n.tu 5 1
Omaha.- 'f -
Runs. S 3 0 2 0.0 0 -10
HIU 1 6 3 0 2 1 1 0 13
fcioux City -. ' '
Runs .. '........O 000032006
Hits .0 2 3 0 1 4 1 0 0-12
Two-base , hits: Perrlng, Freese. Three
' base hit: Weed. Bases on balls: Off Corns,
2; off Corbett, 1; off Jackson, 1. Struck out:
By Corns. 6; by Corbet 3: by Jackson, 4.
Left on basea:. Omaha, . I; Sioux City, g.
' Double plays: Perrlng and Howard; Dolan
and Townsend, .Stolen bases: Gondlng,
Howard. Autrey Sacrifice hits: Autrey,
Welsh. Time:, 1:30, Umpire: Davis. At
tendance; 260. . . ... . , .
- Kven Break la' the West.
PUEBLO. , Sept. 26. Denver and " Pueblo
broke even here this afternoon in a double-
beader, th OrlxxlleS taking the first game
'by a score t 13 to 3 and the locals the
second by a score of W to 7. In the first
name Stlmmel was hit hard and the vis
itors scored almost at will. Wright pitched
a good, steady game and held the locals
safe at all stages-of the contest. Both
games were . characterhted by long drives,
five homes runs being registered. ' Score,
tiist gamo: . , . .
... ,,AJ3. R. H. PO. A.. E.
n-iaen, - ri..,.,f . j , .. v w o
Smith, as 6 '2,3-41 1
Randall, rf 6 13 1 0 0
nusseii, id S I 1 8 o 9
Valusliv . . , A . a A
" ' ' " " .' I ............... . . . . v v
McHale, cf 6 2 3 3 0 1
Davis, 2b 4 2.1.2 2 0
Donahue. 2b 3 1 0 2 6 0
Wright, p 3., 0 2 1 3 0
Totals ...... ...ii 12 17 27 W 2
PUEBLO.
" AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
Cook, lr ... 6 0 3 1 1 0
. McGilvray, cf,. 6 0 0 0 0 0
Bader, 2b 4 0 3 0 2 0
Melchoir, rf.... 4 112 0 0
Klwert, 3b ,. 4 1 2 0 3 1
Tonnenatn, lb 4 0 19 10
Virgil, sa , 4 0 1 2 6 0
Rennlcker, e , 4 11 4 0 0
Btimmi l,. p 3 0 0 1 4 1
Morgan 1. 0 00 0 0
Totals ..38 I 10 27 15 t
'Batted for Stlmmel In ninth.
Denver '. 4 0 0 1 I 1 I 0 012
Puel.io 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 03
Stolen bases: Smith. Randall. Sacrifice
hits: Zalusky, Donahue. Two-base hit:
McHale. Three-base hits: Melchoir, Ran
dall. Home runs: Belden, McHale. Bases
on balls: Off Stlmmel, 3. Struck out: By
Silmmel, 2; by Wright, 6.' Hit by pitched
ball: Hy Stlmmel, 1. Double play: Stlrumel
m nA tlailn. I a nM rt...... a . , .. .
bio. 8. Time: 1:36. Umpire: Van Bickef
. Attendance! 1.200. s
Score, second game."
PUEBLO.
. AB, R. H. PO. A. E.
Cook, If 3 1110 0
McGilvray, cf 6 2 2 3 0 0
Bader, Zb 6 .1 '1 1 2 1
Melchoir, rf 6 2 3 4.0 0
kiwtrt. b it o 1 1 3 0
Toncman, lb 4 0 0 7 12
Virgil, es 4 0 13 1:
Rennlcker, o '. '411710
Morgan, p 3 12 13 0
Totals ...... ... ....! 10 11 37 10 6
.,; . . DENVER.
AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
Belden, If 4 0 1.1 1 0
Smith, ss 6 13 110
Randall, rf 4 0 3 4 0 0
Russell, lb 6 0 0 7 2 0
Zuluaky. c.. 1 2 6 0 0
vei(5rt. c J. . 1 o 10 0
McHale, cf 4 0 0 1 0 0
Davis, b.... 4 1 1 2 21
iKjimhue. 2b 3 3 1 2 3 0
Wright, p i 1 0 0 0 0
Paige, p 3 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 38 7 ' 24 11 1
Pueblo 0 0 3 0 1 1 1 2. M
Denver 0 3 0 0 2 0 1 1 07
Stolen bases: Melchoir (I), McGilvray,
Klwert. Two-base hit: MeU-holr. Three
base hit: Virgil. Horn runs: Donahue,
Cook. Rennlcktr. Sacrifice hlta: Belden,
Morgan. First base on b.illr: Off Mor
gan, 3; off Wright, 3; off Paige, i. Struck
nut: By -Morgan, I; by Wright. 3. Left
on bases: Pueblo. 7: Denver, i. Time: 1:40.
Umpire: Van Slckel. ,
IJaeoln Beats Champa. .
LINCOLN, Sept. The Uncolns won
today's game In the fifth Inning, when they
lilt Pitcher Miller, for four singles, netting
three- runs. Up to the ninth. Inning Des
Moines could hardly touch Maddox. Then
he -let down a trine, .ana a clouhk- and n
single, bunched with errors, nllowed three
men to score. The feature of the Raine W;i
Davidson' throw from led Acid to the
plate, fetching 0'Teary. The team will
plsy a double-header tomorrow, Scr.re:
LINCOLN.
AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
Ketrhem, rf , I I I 1 0
Holmes, 2b. I 1 0 1 I 1
Davidson. If 4 1 J t 1 0
Fenlnn. rf 3.0 2 I 0 0
Thomas, lh..,.. I ' 0 0 0 0
Oaanler. ss., I 0 0 I 1 0
Steen. 3h C 11.1
Roaers. c 4 ' 1 0
Maddox, p 4 110 10
Totals 20 S t 27 10 2
DES MOTNES.
AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
Mowrey, If 6 0 0 1 0 0
Magonn, 2b.. 3 0 2 3 1 0
Amircs, ,rf ... 4 0 0 3 0 0
Welrlay. rf: 4 0 ' 0 0 0 D
Hojrrlever. c........... 3 0 ' I 2 1
Sfhlpke, 3b 3 1 0 2 3 0
Sabrle, lb ; 4 1 3 11 10
O I-enry. ss 3 112 3 1
Miller, p 4 0 0 0 2 0
Totals 32 I 24 14 2
Lincoln 1 0 0 0 3 0 1 0
Des Moines 0000000 01 J
Earned runs: Lincoln. 4. Double plnv:
j Steen to Thomas. Two-bnse hits: Stern,
! Sahrle. Sacrifice hits:' Holmes. Thomns.
I Steen f2, Schlpke. Stolen bases: Davld-
on halls: Off Mnddox. 6: off Miller. I. Hit
witn pitcnert Dan: Hy Maddox, l. . struck
out: By Maddox. S: bT Miller. ?. ' Passed
hall: Hogrlcver. Umpire:. F.dlnger. At-
tenaance; v.
ataadlnc of, (he Teams.
Played. Won. lost.' Prt.
Des Moines 141 94 47 .667
Omaha 140 71 ' .B07
Lincoln 140 71 .507
Sioux City....; 141 M 77 .454
Denver 141 4 77 .464
Pueblo 141 61 II .411
(James today: Sioux City .' at Omaha:
Des Moines at Lincoln, Denver at Pueblo.
GAMES I THE RATIONAL LKAGIR
Chicago Wlaa Pitchers Battle frees
Brooklyn la the Tenth.
RROOKLTN, Sept. 25. In a pitchers'
battle Chicago, winners of this yenr's pen
nant, won out today In the tenth Inning
from the tesm which held the honors for
two years. Score:
CHICAGO. - BROOKLTW.
B H O A B. B H.O.A.B.
Renter, ... St rase." Sb. ... I Slit
fherkird. If. I SMalmer. .. I I
pontine, rr.. , i l Q OLumlar, rf... o 1 t
Hoffman, lb . I 111.4 Jordan. - lb. .. 4 0 11 I S
Stelnreldt, lb 4 1 0 i McCarthy, It. 4
Tinker, .... 4 111 Lwia. sa 01IS
KTra, .... oil o Alparman. lb 0 I
Kilns, e I til 1 Brit.n. C....I 112
rralBtar, p...4 1 I 8trlcltt, p. I t 0 I
Total SJ T to II I Total! to I 10 M T
Chlcsgo 000000000 11
Brooklyn 000 0 0000000
Two-baae hit: Schulte. Ieft on bases:
Chicago. 10; Brooklyn, I. First has- on
balls: Off Strlcklett. 4; off Pfeister, 2.
Struck out: By Strlcklett, 4: by Pfeister, I.
Time: 1:60. Umpire: Emslle.
Giants .Win from Reds.
NEW TORK. Sept. 26. In the first of the
final series of games .between Cincinnati
and New York, this season the borne team
won today. Score: -
, NBt TORK. . CINCINNATI. -
.H.O.A.B. B. H.O.A.B.
Shannon,. If.. 4, ,4,1 Hula, lb.. I I
Brawn, rf... 4 s'l 0 o Delrhantr, Ml
Seymour, ct.. 1,1 4 1 0 Kkller, If.... I III
Brasnahan. c 4 t . I I Juo. rf.:...; 4 , t
rxvlln. lb.... 4 0 13 Smoot. et.,
MrOann, lb.. I Oil Lobrt. ' lb... 4 111
Pahlan. aa... t 111 0 MoLan, c... 4 1 t I
Strang, lb.... 1 III (Corcoran, as.. I I 1 1
McOlnnltr, Pi 0 I i Dal. lb,.... I lilt
. Walmcr, p... I sals
ToUia M mil .
ToUla U I 34 I 1
New York 01001000 2
Cincinnati 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Two-base hlta: Dahlen, Bresnahan, Mc
Lean. Sacrifice hit: Seymour. Stolen baexs:
McOann, Strang. First base on bolls: . Off
McGlnnity, 1; off Welmer. 6. Struck out:
By McGlnnity, 1; by Welmer, 6. Left on
bases: New York. 8; Cincinnati, 6. Double
play: Strang to Dahlen to McOann. Time:
l:io. Umpires: Carpenter and Klem.
taaakers Defeat Pirates.
PHILADELPHIA. 8ept. 26. Philadelphia
defested Pittsburg today in a well con
tested game. A feature of the contest waa
Clarke's batting. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. PITTSBURO. '
B.H.O.A.g. B.H.O.A.K.
Tboma. cf... I 111 Hallman, cf.. I 140
Oleaaon. lb.. 4 14 oOanlar. rt...l 0 S 4 0
Courtney, lb. 4 ,.. I ICIaraa, If..., 4 lit I
Lb. rf I 1 I 4 Wasnar ea.l 111
Mas, if. ... I 1 I .NMlHr ,lb.l-jU 1
Sentsll, lb.. I 11 kLaach, lb.... 4 01
Doolln. aa... I S . Ritrhy,i Jb.. I ' 1 11
Iwoln. c I II soibaon. a I I 1
bparka,- p.... I 0 11 tPbalpa,. .... I 1
Lever. . p. ... let
. Totals U 1 IT t IBradr. P -... I t 1 t I
Myr t , t t t
Abtla ... 1 t t
Totals 31 f 14 11 1
Batted for Gibson In th eighth.
Batted for Brady in the ninth. '
Pittsburg 1 0 0 100 1 0 01
Philadelphia 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 4
Left on bases: Pittsburg, I; Philadelphia,
2. Earned runs: Pittsburg, 3; Philadelphia,
2. Stolen bases: Wagner, Nealon, Clarke.
Two-base hits: Ule&Hon, Dooin, Magee,
Hallman, Clarke. - Three-base hits: Clarko
tl'), Sentelle. Struck out: By Sparks. 3;
by Leaver. 1; by Brady. 6. . First base on
balls: Off Sparks, 8: off Leever. 1. Hits:
Off Leever, 1 In one Inning; off Brady, 6 In
seven innings. Time: 1:60. Umpire: O'Day.
I'effer Oatpltehes Kjtrger.
BOSTON Sept. 25.-Pfeffer out pitched
Karger today, and aided by better playing,
Boston defeated St. Louis. Score:
BOSTON. BT. LOl'IS.
B.H.O.A.E. B.H.O.A.k.
Dolan. rf I lit tO'Hara, If... I 110
lnny, lb... I Burch. cf.... I
Brain, lb..., Ill bantt, ib..4 1111
Bat, cf.... I I t Barry, lb. ..i 4 I
Huward, 2b.. 4 til Murray, rf... 4 I t 1
Conau'loa, aa I I I I Uoiiy, aa 4 tilt
Cameron, If.. I lit VMarahaU. ., I t 1 1
O'Nalli, c... lift tcrawforo. lb. I 11 I
Pltff.r. p.... 4 It aarr. p.... I 1 1 1 o
Total II 10 IT II .1 . Totala .11 I 14 I I
Boston o 6 o o o i o i . j
bt. Louis 0OV0200V 1 I
Two-base hits: O'Neill, Karger. Thrct
baae hlta: ttrain, Murray, baciilice Inus:
'lenney. Brain, tiurcn. stolen base: Con
naughton. Double piay: Bates to jennty.
firm base on Dalis: oft Karger, 2; orl
i'teRer, l. Hit by pitched ball; Marshall.
Connuugnton. . oiruc-a out: uy Knrger, 'r,
by -tenr. . Time: l:w. UnipUea: con
May and bupple.
tlaauiat mt ike Teams. .
. Played. Won. Lost. Pet.
Chicago 144 110 84 .4
New fork .....143 0 63
Pittsburg .- 142 - 7 b6 .413
r-liiiadeipciia ...'...,.144 s , .41
Cincinnati .14o ' bt k8 .432
Brooklyn ..141 b hi ,41
.St. Louis ,,..144 bO 4 .147
Boston 148. 48 . 1 .822
Games today: Pittsburg at Philadelphia,
Cincinnati at Mew Yor. Chicago at Brook
lyn, til. Louis at Boalon.
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rif. M1CHAKL. Neb., Sept. 24. To the
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paper lrora Harry Hough to b E. Hedglui,
fur a foot race. We hereby accept the cual
lenge, stipulating that the race be run in
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CINCINNATI, Sept. 26. Player Killlan,
suspended by the Detroit American league
club, waa reinstated by the National Base
Ball commission today on condition be pay
a fine of 150. After his suspension he
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GARRISON FINISH BY TIGERS
Petroit Full Game Out of Fira and
.Crowds New York from Lead.
TWO NEED1I RUNS .IN'-THE' NINTH
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Melatyre Walks and Cooghlln's
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DETROIT. Sept. 25. Detroit furnished
another spectacular finish in today's clos
ing Inning, which it opened needing one
run to tie. After two were out Kllliaii
singled and Mclntyre got a base on balls;
Coughlln then hit to deep left for three
bases, scoring both men and winning the
game and crowding New York from fir ft
place. It waa a brilliant, hard-fought
affair all the way. ' Score: -
DETROIT. NEW YORK.
B.H.O.A.E. B.H.O.A.E
Mrlntrr. It. 4 14 (KMler. rf..:. a 03 0 0
Coughlln. lb. 4 t 1 0 Elbrfld. a- 4 1 I 1
C'raolord. rt. 4 t 1 OConroy. If..,. I t 1 1
Cobb, cf 4 f 6 0 WIIHama. :b 2 0 4 1
Schmidt, e... I 14 4 La porta, lb. . 4 1 i
Srbaatar, Jb. 4 I 1 1 Mnrlartty. lb I 111 1
Llndaar. lb.. 4 1 t 1 Hon man. cf.. 4 1 10 0
O'Laarr, M..I (14 Kialnow. e... 1 1111
Killlan. p.... 4 10 1 OOrlh p '..4 111
McOuIr. c... Il
Totals M 11 It 14
Total 81 ll'Sa 18 1
Two out when winning fun waa' scored.
Detroit 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 1! i
New York... ....0 2 0 0 0 0 2 1 05
Two-base hits: Coughlln, Conroy,. Murl
arlty. Three-base hits: COughlin. Ortli.
Hacrlflce hits: Schmld-., O'l.ery, Wil
liam's (2). Stolen buses: Couglilin, Cobb.
First base on balls: Off Killlan, 3: off
Orlh, 2. Hit by pitched ball: liy Killlan.
1. Left on bases: Detroit, T; New Yoik,
5. Struck out: By Killian. 1; by Ortli, I.
Double play: Klberfeld and William.
Time: 1:50. Umpire: Hurst.
Browns Win front Senators.
ST. LOl'IS, Sept. 25.-A ninth-Inning
oattlng rally gave St. ioul the gume to
day, 5 to 4. . Waahington made a strong bid
for the contest in the eighth, scoring three
runs on hard hitting. Score:
T. LOl'IS. WASHINGTON.
B.H.O.A.g. B.H.O.A.E.
Nllea, rf t 8 0 Srhalfly. tb.. 4 0 1 1 a
T. Jon, lb. I 0 t C. Jonea. cf. 8 8 0 S
Btoaa. If f lit Altli.r, a...! 0 0
Hfmphlll, rf ( 4 I trroaa, tb 6 118
O'Brlao. 8b. .8 1 4 tiHItainan. rl.i I I I I
Rork'A14. . lb 4 1 It lADilcraon. If. 4 1 1 1
Wallac. ..! e 4 4 VMah). lb 4 8
Rlrk.j, c... 4 l0 SWarncr. C....4 18
Olad. S 1 t Sraltb. p 4 1 3
HartMli .... ets
ToUla 40 18tl 18
. Total 84 11 (T 1 (
Two out when winning run scored.
Batted for Ulade In ninth.
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Washington 10000003 04
Two-base hit: Nlles. Three-base hits:
Hemphill, Warner. Sacrifice, hit: T. Jones.
Stolen bases: C. Joneaa, 2; Hemphill, 2;
Wallace, T. Jonea. Hit by pitched ball : By
Ulade, 1; by Smith. 1. Wild pitch: Smith.
Baaes on balls: Oft Smith, 5. Struck out:
By Glade,' 6; by Smith, 3. Left on bases:
St. Louis, 12; Washington, 10. Time: i.Vi,
Umpire: Sheridan.
Chlraaro Defeats Boain.
CHICAGO. Sept. 2S.-Chlcago defeated
Boston today in the second gume , of
Boston's farewell series. White became 111
In the second and the local battery was
..changed. Altrock weakened In the ninth
and Wsls4i relieved him after two lilts
had been made off him. Jones completed
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and concluded the game. Score:
CH1CAOO. BOSTON.
B.H.O.A.K. ' B.H.O.A.E.
Hahn, rf 4 1 1 SHnay. If 4 1
Jonr. cf tl Parant, aa... I 0 8
riarla, aa....:. 4 8 I 4 8tahl. cf 4 1 4
Rnh. tb 8 1 1 I COrlmtbaw, lb 4 1110
Donohu. lb. t lit ' erhadb'rn. lb 4 1 I I 0
DouslMrtf. HI 00 BMortan, 8b.. 8 1 8 11
Sullivan, a... 1 if 0-it rrvaman. rf.. 4 1
McKarland. , I '. ,Crlgr. e..i.. 8 8 4 1 0
Iiundoo. tb... 1 111 lTaaoablll, p. 8 1-t 1 (r
Whit, p 0tl
smith 1 S "0 T" Total 81 ( It 18 1 1
Altrock, p.... I 1 - i
Walak, P-... 0: 1 , . ,,,
ToUla .17 10 17 if 1 ,."'',
Batted for White in second Inning.
Chicago ... 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 -
Boston 00000001 12
Left on bases: Chicago, 11; Boston, 5.
Hits: Off White, '2 In two innings; oft
Altrock, 7 In six Innings. Two-base hits:
Altrock, Jones, Freeman, Tannehlll, D'Mi
don. Three-base hits: C. Orlmahaw.
Stolen bases: Altrock. Double . plays:
Morgan and Chadbourne. Dundon . and
Donahue. Jones (unassisted.) Struck out:
By Altrock, 2; by Tannehlll. 3. Wild pitch:
Tannehlll. Hit with ball: Rohe. Time:
1:10. Umpires: Connolly and O'LoUghlln.
Napa snot Ont Athletics.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 26. Cleveland shut
out Philadelphia again today. Hess did
not allow a hit to be made off hbn until
the ninth, when Coomb' little pop fly
dropped safe between Lajote and Conga 1
ton.. Score: - ; .
CLEVELAND. PHILADELPHIA.
B.H.O.A.k. B.H.U.A.R.
Jarkaon. if.. 1 1 llartal. If... 4 8
Stovali,. 8b... I 0 t eArmbcuat'r, rf 4
Turner, aa... 1 0 0 1 1 Davla. lb.... 8 0 10 1
Lajoia. lb... 4 8 8 8 0 Nlrhola. aa.. 8 1 t
(oni.lton. lit I I t OOldrlng, 8b.. 8 8 4
Fill', cf 4 8 1 OSbean. lb.... 1840
Ronrman. lb. 4 8 11' v Lord, cf 8 0 I 0
llrmn. a 4 0 8 I t B(m. a 8 0 1 1 1
He... p......8 0l vL'oomb. p... 8 101
ToUl St 8 17 II .1 Total 18 "I 14 14 1
Cleveland , 20100001 5
Philadelphia 0 0000000 0-0
Two-base hits:' Lajole. Roasman. Sacri
fice hits: .Stovali 2j. Turner, first base
on balls: Off Hrsa, 1; off Coombs, 4. Left
on buses: Cleveland, ; Philadelphia, t.
Struck out: By les, s; by Coombs, ' s.
Wild pitches: uy Coombs, 2. 'lime: l'2i.
empire: Kvans.
titaadina; of the Teams.
Played. Won. Lost. Pet,
Chicago ...141 86 66 .t10
New York v. .141 b 54 .ttt3
Cleveland . . . : 141 2 oV .iM
Philadelphia .130 75 4 .5111
St. Louis ...140 71 .507
Detroit 140 57 73 .4'
Washington ........143 53 DO .171
Boston lib 48 y .317
Uames today: Washington at St. Loutst
Philadelphia at 'Cleveland, New Voik at
Detroit, Boston at Chicago.
. Dertraad Wins a Pair.
BKRTKAND. Neb.. Sept. .-(Special
Telegram. 'tue Brnanu base bait team
inutiU'U tue season here touuy by taamg
two gaim-s Iiom Oxtoru. I n lust gamo
beioiiaed to Bertrand all the way tnrougli,
the score being 4 to 0 for seven innings.
Tue oxiord boys came near tying the acoio
in the last, but Masters kept liiem trom
hitting when hits mtant runs. Hunter tie
llgliteu the tana by making a pietty cnuli
In right which ended in a triple. Strucg
out: uy Masters, 1; by Ailll. . Score by
Innlngk: H. H. L.
Bertrand ....2 100000 4 11 1
Oxford 0ut0el20 U 5
TB second game was a pitchers' battle
between Bellamy and Atkinson, Bellamy
allowing six nits, wmle Alainson is cred
ited wan a no-hit game, in toe 11.41 01
me ninin bchoonovi-r was auoved lut on
wnat was uluimed 'to be a loui. bah, went
to intra 011 an ovaiturow ana soureii 011 a
wilu pltcnea ball by Atkinson, too bail
mitina tue plate and oouncing oer tnas
grana stand, btruca out: toy tieiluiny, k;
uy Atkinson, lv. hcure uy Innings:
R H E
Bertrand ....0 0 0- 0 0 1 1 0 i ' ' 4
Oxford 000000 00 1 1 0
iiuiierles: First game Bertrand, Masters
and Maaters Oitoiti, Hill and ttcuuonover.
becona game Bertrand. Alainson and Mu
Worter; Oxlord, Bellamy ana ochounover.
Effort: Keeley's Malt beat Clifton; Fine
Eyes beat Lord Bedford.
Fourth Round Happy Free beat Oracle
B; Patched I'p beat Right Right; Keeley's
Mftlt a tie with Fair Empress.
Fifth Round Happy Free brat Patched
t'p; Keeley's Malt beat Fine Eyes.
Final Keeley's Malt beat Happy Free.
Final winner owned by Keough and Loftus
of Chicago. The races will be continued
Saturday and Sunday.
HAH3ESS ' HACIXQ AT . CIXCIKSATI
Set Boy Wis the Ohio Stake la
Handy Fashion.
CINCINNATI, 8ept. 26.-The Ohio, for
2:12 trotters, purse lo.oou, was the chief at
traction at tne Grand circuit meeting at
Oakley park today. Nut Boy, winner of
! the 110,000 Charter Oak stake, won the
event In handy fashion.
The 3:15 clase pacing waa easily won by
Ardelle, the favorite, In straight heats.
Red Bud won the first heat of the 3:06
pace, In a fierce drive, by a head from
Texas Rooker. Alfalfa, the favorite, fin
ished fourth. In trvina for the heat Vesto
1 Boy refused to start with the rest Of the
1 field, and, after numerous trials, was or
dered withdrawn by the judges. wets on
the heat were declared off and ten minutes
was allowed for a new book. Texas
Rooker had no trouble winning the second
heat by a length from Schermerhorn.
Texas Rooker and Alfalfa fought It out
, for the final heat, the former winning oy
I' a lenrth.
Meeks. who drove Schermerhorn In the
first and second heats, was relieved by He
Henry In the third heat by order of the
! Judges. Summaries:
I The Ohio. 2:12 class, trotting, purse 15.000.
I thrte heats:
Nut Boy, b. g., by Nut Fine (Mc-
f Henry)
'Mack Mack. b. g. (Helman)
Dr. Frasse. blk. g. tDeryder)....
Lake Queen, b. r. (Rosemler)....
i Icelander, b. ni. (Hall!
I Roseoe, b. g. (M. Murphy)
I Bowcatcher. b. g. (McCarthy)..
Charley T., ma. g. (j. Liirryi..
Ann Direct, blk. m. (Walker)..
Time: 2:10; 2:08; 2:09.
Class 3:15. pacing, purse $2,000, three heats:
Ardelle. br. m.. bv J. H. L. (fleers).. Ill
Csntaln Derby, b. g. (Eldrldge). . . .
1 Bonnie Stelnway. ch. h. (J. Curry)
Hall R.. br. g. (Hedrlck)
The Donna, br. m. (Deryder)
Director Joe, blk. h. (Demareet)
'Jenny Wrenn, ro. m. (Price)
1 Time: ::Ob: Z.Ob; s:oi.
! Class 26. pacing, purse $1,000, three beats:
Texas Rooker, b. g., by Texae
t Rooker (Snow) Ill
Red Bud, b. g. (Stokes) 1 T dr
Alfalfa, ch. m. (Pender) 4 I 2
Schermerhorn, b. g. (Meeks and Mc-
' Henry) 7 2 S
Red Bird. b. g. (Hogan) I J 5
Hnlchaffln. b. g. (Geers)....:.; 6 5 4
PHnress Helen, b. m. (A. McDonald). 5 tds
Vesto Bov. ch. g. (Nuckols) dr
Time: 2:06Vi; 2:06; 2:08.
WITH THE BOWLERS.
; The Cudahy team showed some of is
lsst season form last night and won two
games from the Mets Brotners. tvtry
round was closely contested. "Dad" Hunt
ington saving the second by rolling a 2L'4
score. He duplicated It In the last, hut
the Brewers didn't quite reach. The Cu
clahy's totals were all In the 500s. Alex
Reed leading with 672. Huntington's total
i wsa the best for the night. e3. Score:
i MBTZ BROTHERS.
1st. 2d. 3d. Total.
Brunko 1"6 13 lni 514
Blakeney 18 1) 150 4H8
' Duiiman lbl 171 191 b-J
Zarp K0 177 1S9 63H
. Huntington 166 -224 i4 6o3
1 2 t
4 14
2 4 3
6 7 2
6 8 5
, 3
8 6 5
7 6?
.. dls.
2 2 2
,331
,464
,665
6 4dr
.. dls.
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tOlRSlQ MEET AT HOT STRIPS
Iaaagaral Stakes Woa hy a Chicago
Das.
HOT SPRINGS, 8. D., Sept. 25 (Special
Telegram.) The national coursing mett
opened here under moot favorable toi.dl
Hons with casrnung weatner and a large
attendance. li augural stake of the Min
nekanta club, ojxo, with an entry list of
ftity-two hounds aroused grat enmuaiasm,
the native jack rabbita nuking exception
ally swift runs. The second round tndsy
res'-lted aa follows:
Far Echo beat Wild West; Grade B.
brat NuMile; Afltxtion beat Butte Bullet;
Happy Free beat Sir Patched; Lord Sefton
beat Flying Beauty; Patched t'p beat M.
Kust; Flight beat Lady Beat; Right Right
beat Flue Elf; Friends Effort beat Lady
Bruke: Keeley's Malt beat Hudson's Rye;
Lord Bedford beat Fair Empress; Fine
Eyes beat Ruaaell; . Lady Clifton beat Mrs.
Uralnbell.
Third round Oracle B. beat Far Echo;
Happy Free beat Affection; Right Right
beat Lord fcxtllon; Pa.tcbe4 L'p beat Frlcada
Williams ....
Red. A. C...
Conrad -.
Keynolda ....
Reed. 11. D...
....8'29
CUDAHY 8.
lt.
16
186
211
160
17
931 Ul 3.674
2d.
Ih9
i; .
191
115
3d. Total.
177 &0-J
190 L'it
67
210 56
Vi 6J3
Totals 671 912 29 3.720
The Lemp's Falstaffs took three games
from the El Caudlllos on the Metropolitan
alleys. Captain Jay was I1UI1 on totals
and Berger had high single game. Tomor
row night the Armour No. 3 vs. the Pat
terson Dally Newa. Score:
LEMP'S FALSTAFFS.
1st. 2d. 3d. Total.
La Vlngne ) 171 - 113 510
Jay 2oJ 176 2J1 tin
Kranrk 141 J3Z 176 - 44S
Beselin ...
merger ...
,.17
17 151
,.iii ;vs . -m
AM
Totals..'.,; :...'fM H43' MM . 3,659
ROGERS EL CAt'DlLLOS.
' 1st. 3d. Sd.'Total.
Caugblan ., .....1( 167
l.efholts .Ill " 190
Hmblet .J7' 171
H'nrltk ......1) 160
Crooks ...145 It
Totals..... ......... ...783 776
145
1.13
15
131
143
0S6 3.254
t. Peters Beat. St. Johns.
The St. Peters defeated the St. Johns In
a one-sided game of fool ball by the score
f 19 l a The game waa (tlaysd & the
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IMVfcKSlTV TEAM HARD . HIT
"Cobs" Glvea Oat by Facalty Knocks
Foot Ball Flayers.
IOWA ClTi", la., Sept. i.5. 8pecil-A
last staggering bio' waa oeilvercd to th
foot ban liopeM of the biale un.versiiy o(
Iowa loiilghi, when It was announced by
toe university autnontles thai "cuna ' in
almost unlimited numbers had been handed
out to the members of the Hawkeya suuad.
How manv of them can be removed troin
the first game on the Iowa schedule, to
be playtd with the University of Missouri
on October ii, is the all Important topiu
of conversation just now. And lie ;nul
withdrawal of Andy Chalmers from the
university ' on account of atmllar "conui.
Hons" In university studies lias only adued
to the general feeling of despair. At su
time in the history of sport In the state
university , have the fai-ulty members made
Mich a wholesale raid on the foot bail
reserves and at no previous tints since
Knlpe's last season here, in 19u2, has the
aituatlon been so critical.
Owing to the comparative lateness of the
university In beginning practice on the
Iowa field lias only been In progress for
four days now and yet Coach Chalmers
fcela that it ia already necessary to send
the uien Into light scrimmage work In order
to get them in aliape for the coming sea
son. Even smong a large number of the
faculty members themselves the denounce
ment of the abolition of the preliminsiy
training season is most pronounced, it is
believed here now that the sentiment of
the university would almost unanimously
favor the return to the old system In that
particular at least. The discontinuance ot
the training table Is also reretied on many
sides, and the heavy handicap In condition
ing the tnen without Its aid Is severely
f..lt. '
. The first two days of this week havo
been devoted to perfecting the men In
signal practice and teaching them the ele
ments of tli new formations Iowa has
about fifty men la the field, counting the
freehmen who are working In preparation
for neat year's campaign. Not more than
thirty of tbeae men - ar eligible for the
teem and It doea not seem now that any
eievsa ot Uicia are phyticaiJ cavU ;
playing the game. Some hope Is derived
from the general uncertainty of the situa
tion, but before the first week's scrimmage
work Is over a fairly good line on tha
Hawkeye prospects will be possible.
Sporting Brevities,
Both bowling leagues are now open and
the winter s game is on in tun Diaat.
The Cubs made but twenty-seven tilts oft
Wl use and Mathewson In the Karnes witn
in ew xora siouuay.- auui ougm
enough to win a pair.
Ice Hall Is here with the Sioux
team and Drobably will Ditch one
sanies aKalust Omaha. He has been
well in tne Southern league ano won uie
last game he worked for Sioux city.
Chicago will have the bent of the deal
with New Kork tor some lime now, as Uio
next games will be with Boston And Wash
ington on the South Side grounds, while
New York Is battling with Detroit and
Cleveland at the Utters g.ounds.-
Wuilun bus gone to Join t'omlskey In his
figul for the pennant. That may help
Omaha aomewhat to retain soond place.
Quilllu has been hitting the bail this tall,
aa well as playing a fast ftclalng gam,
ttut, then, witn Les Moines laying Uown,
wnat allow has Omaha? ' -.
WESTERN MATTERS AT CAPITAL
taaapalaa Book of America a Federal
tiaa of Lbor Being loahed
for Dagerl). J.. ,
(Trom a Staff Correspondent))
WASHINGTON, Sept. 26. Special Tele
gram.) The campaign book ef 1 the Amsr
Iran Federation of Labor, it ! expected,
will he leadv for issue the lml of thia
week. This book Is being e4ger'y sought
after by both republicans and democrats
and naturally by sitaLrrs for the federa
tion. Colonel Jamea P. Lowe of the supervising
architect's office was today assigned to Is
sped and report on severs! sites offered
to the government for public -buildings in
Decora h. Esthervllle and Shenandoah, la.
nr. txiwe win prunauiy viau incse iowug
duxlns tli Oral wetk Lu Ovtuber,
to be
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