The Omaha Sunday Bee
' AJvwila In '
THE OMAHA DEC
Best & West
PART V.
SPORTING SECTIQII
paces i rm 4.
OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNK
1907.
SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS.
VOL. XXXVI NO. 50.
OMAHAS SCALP THE PUEBLOS
lo.rV, Bauer. Take Tint Game of Eeriei
by Timely lit.
oTHOMPSOH OUT OF MANYTlGHT SQUEEZES
r
Several Tlaaee th- Bl Pitcher Gets
. la Danajeroos Places, bat Palls
Oat at Each la
Safety.
they put up mucti better ban. Dea Moines'
first score came on Oehrtng's two-sacker
and Hogrte-ere single. In the following
Inning Andreas' single. McLaughlin's sac
rifice, followed by a single by Gehrlng and
errors by Wheeler and Adame gava the
champ three more. The score:
DE8 MOINES.
AO. R. H. PO.
I
Behlpka, 3b
Hogrlever, rf....,
Dexter, lb ,
Corkhlll. If ,
Andrees, 2b
McLaughlin, ef.
Ooolinaur, aa....
Yeager. o
Gehrlng, p
Totala
A.
The Rourke family celebrated Ita retum
from a run around the circuit by winning
the opening (tame from Pueblo at Vinton
street park Saturday afternoon by the
acore of ft to 2. The game waa Intereet
Ing all the way through. The Puebe had
Thompson In the hole every inning but
the eighth, and a few timely hlta would
have changed the tide of victory. Thomp
aon pitched gcid ball, however, and the
Omaha team hit at the right time back
of him and that tella the tale. Buck
Frsnck brought In the flrat run with a
well-placed hit and Thompson brought In
the next two with a hit. Graham cinched
the game with a triple to the middle gar
des. .-
Opposed to Thompaon waa Fitxgerald,
supposedly the beat Pueblo had to trot
out, but he waa unfortunate that the
Omaha hlta came Juat right to loae the
game for him. Pueblo started out aa
though It waa going to do thlnga to Mr.
Thompson. The long-legged McOiWray
hit the ball to right the flrat time up,
end to make thlnga good he reached first
base every time he came to bat. Ryan
sacrificed him on and Ryan waa caught
napping at first. Mac would have been
rauirht. but Dolan muffed the ball. Cook
walked and Elwert aingled, but the heavy,
hitting Melcholr struck out with a man
on second and third.
Omaha Starts la Third.
Omaha made the flrat run In the third
Inning. .Thompaon. walked and waa
brought home on Franck'a single. Two
more runa were made in the alxth in
ning, when all aorta of thlnga happened.
Welch walked and Dolan atruck out. Aua
tln aingled and Graham hit an easy
(rounder to Corhan, who tossed the ball
to Elwert. Elwert muffed the easy
throw and the bases were filled. Gondlng
hit to Fltagerald and Welch was extin
guished at the plate, with two out and
Thompson coming to bat. Thompson is
not expected to make many hits in the
courae of the year, but yesterday he mads
pne of them, and hie single brought Gra
ham and Austin home. Belden struck
out.
Pueblo started out to tie the spore In
the seventh inning and came within one
of doing it. Smith walked and Fits
struck out. Mac walked and Smith came
home on Ryan'a single. Cook hit for a
double, scoring Mac, and then misfortune
overtook the Puebs. Elwert hit to Gra
ham, who threw home to catch Ryan.
Ryan outsprlnted Gondlng toward third
and reached third before Austin could
touch him. Austin, however, was able to
ctch Cook before he could return to sec
ond. When Tnompson naa mh u
osltlon ln--the.kojr.a- double steal was
attempted by Ryan and Elwert. Thomp
son threw the ball to Dolan, wnn got
the ball In time to block off Elwert and
then threw to Gondlng In time to catch
Ryan at the plate.
Game Cinched In Sewanth.
Omaha cinched the game In the sev
enth inning. Franck opened with a three
sacker and came home on Autrey's out
field out. Welch made first on Ryan s
fumble and Dolan waa hit with a pitched
ball; Graham brought both these gen
tlemen home with a three-sacker, whlcn
he came near atretchlng into a homer.
The same teams will play this after
noon. Ragan will be In the box for
Omaha.
Murphy, rf..
Cassady, If...
Wheeler. 3b..
White, lb...
McHale, cf..
Zalusky, c...
Reddlck, Sb..
Moore, as....
Adams, p....
ToUts
33 4
DENVER.
AB. R-
a
10 2 li
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H. PO.
0 1
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0
0
0
1
1
0
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0
0
1
0
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One of Nebraska's Fine School Teams
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Murphy out bunted third strike.
Des Moines 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0-4
lenver 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Earned run: Des Moines. 1. Two-base
hlta: Hogrlever, Dexter, Yeager, Oehrlng."
Bases on balls: Off Adams. 1; off Gehrlng,
6. Double play: Gochnaur, Andreas and
Dexter. Struck out: By Gehrlng, 4; by
Adams, 8. Stolen bases: Hogrlever (2), Goch
naur, Gehrlng, Bchlpke, McLaughlin, Yea-
Srr, White. Sacrifice hits: Mclaughlin,
ochnaur. Time: 1:45. Attendance: 1,000.
Umpire: Brennan.
ERRORS COST LI-COL.- A GAME
Three Mlscaes Followed by Three Hlta
Tarns the Triple.
SIOUX CITY, la., June 1. With the score
three points to the bad and with two out
In the last half of the ninth Inning, Lincoln
today began a series of mlsplays which
gave the Sioux a chance to get In a bat
ting rally and bat out a victory, 6 to S.
Manager Holmes began the grief by muffing
a little foul, Ketchem continued It by falling
to locate the center field fly and Davidson
concluded the error making by dropping a
left field fly. Nobllt, Weed and Hart fol
lowed with successive singles that forced
In enough runs to win. Eddie Cicotte
pitched a nice gsme for Lincoln up to the
ninth, being particularly effective in
plnchea. Hall waa working nicely when
relieved to allow Williams to bat in his
place. Score:
BIOUX CITY.
- AB. R, H. PO. A. E.
Campbell, If 4 2 110 0
D. Sheehan, 8b 4 111 2 0
Nobllt, cf 5 1 I ,1 0 1
Weed, 2b 4 114 10
Hart, lb t 0 2 10 1 0
J. Sheehan. rf 4 0 0 S 0 1
.... 4 12 12 0
.... 10 0(40
.... 4 0 0 0 6 0
.... 1 0 0 0 0 0
.... 0 0 0 0 1 0
.... 1 0 0 0 0 0
Granville, ss
Spies, o
Hall, ?
Williams ...
Cadwallader,
Bauer
Totala
27 8
, LINCOLN.
AB. R,
I
6
1
S
s
2
I
I
12 28 17
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m&h'' o urn
v : v..;
YORK BUSINESS COLLEGE BASE BALL TEAM.
H. PO. A.
2 0 0
1
8
8
8
0
11
0
7 2 12
The score:
Pelden, rf. ...
Franck, ss. ..
Autrey, If. ...
Welch, cf.
Dolan, lb....v
Austin, 3b
Graham, 2b...
Gondlng, ' o....
Thompson, p.
Totals
McGilvray, cf.
Ryan. 2b
Cook. If
F-lwert, Sb
Melcholr, rf. ..
Belden, I., lb.
Corhan. aa
Smith, o
Fitsgerald, p.
Drill
Totala
OMAHA.
AB. R-
6
H. PO.
1 0
4
1
2
10
8
4
t
0
E.
0
1
0
0
Ketchem, If ..
Fox, 2b
Fenlon, rf ....
Davidson, cf ..
Thomas, lb ...
Gagnler, aa ....
Holmes, 3b ....
Sullivan, c ....
Cicotte, p .....
Totala ......
Batted for Hall in seventh. ' '
'Batted for Cadwallader In ninth.
Two out wen winning run waa made.
Fox out, third bunt.
Sioux City 1000001 0 4-4
Lincoln 0012 0 001 06
Two-base hit: Hart. Double play: Ci
cotte to Gagnler to Thomas. Left on basea:
8loux City, 8; Lincoln, t. Stolen bases:
Fox, Thomas, Cicotte, Campbell. Sacrifice
hits: Ketchem, Tbomaa, Sullivan, Weed.
First base on balls: Off Cicotte, 2; off
Hall, . 8; off Cadwallader, I Struck out:
By Hall, 1; by Cicotte, 10.- Time: 1:50,
Umpire: Conahan. Attendance, 1,000.
StaadlasT of the Teams.
Played. Won. Loat. Pet.
Dea Moines S& - 22 12 .SS
Denver 82 IS 14 .fC
Omaha 80 21 18 .53
Lincoln 81 17 17 .6"W
Sioux City 3 17 19 .472
Pueblo & 11 25 .806
Gamea today; Pueblo at Omaha, Denver
at Dea Moines, Lincoln at Sioux City.
MILLERS WIN FROM BUTCHERS
Franti it Batted Fraely in the Last Two
InniuKi. i
CAPTAIN DUNDON SPRAINS ANKLE
Minneapolis Man Attempts to Slide
to Second on a Single Both
Pitchers Are Hit
Freely.
KANSAS CITY. Mo., June 1. Minneapolis
defeated Kansas City today by batting
Frants freely In the last two Innings. Cap
tain Dundon, In trying to make second
base on a single In the eighth, sprained an
ankle In eliding. Score:
MINNEAPOLIS. , .., KANSAS CITY.
B H.O.A.E. B.M.ll.A.r..
O'Neill, if.... 4 1 0
Dundos, lb. ..4 1 1
Mertrs, Jb-cf. 4 11
Jn.FVm'n, rf I 1 1
Orvml'ser, Sb I I 1
J.Fra'm'i, lb 4 I It
Onhim, 11
Ovler, 12 4
Pord. cl-p. .. 10 1
Mamks, p..'.. 1 0 1
Town 1
0 OKerwIn, rf... 4 1 0 0 0
1 OUndaay. lb.. 1 0 14 0 0
0 0 Hill, cf 4 S 1 t 0
0 AHueliman. if. 4 0 2 0 0
1 0 Kruxer. 8b. .. 1 1 3 1
0 Btirk. lb ... 8 1 0 0 0
1 OMrBrlde. ..41550
4 0 !.hy. c... J 4 0
5 OFrtntl, p 4 1 0 0
4 0
0 Total! 21 824 U 1
Roth. Stolen bases: Padden (Si, Robinson,
Green, Geler, Reville ' (2). Ix ft on . bases:
Milwaukee, 13: St. Paul, 9. First base on
balls: Oft Dougherty, 7: off Dickson, 5.
Struck out: Bv Dougherty, 9; by Dickson,
7. Passed ball: Krwln. Wild pitrh:
Dougherty. Time: 2:50. Umpire: Werden.
TIE
GAME
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LOCISVILI.K
Rain Stops Play with Indianapolis nt
End of Mnlh.
LOUISVILLE, June 1. ioulsvllle and
Indianapolis plnyed to a tie here today,
Umpire Sullivan calling the game on ac
count of rain. Score:
UH'lSVIt.MS. INDIANAPOLIS.
B.H.O.A.B.
B H O A E
..23
PUEBLO.
AB. R.
4 1
.84
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
H. PO. A.
2 2 0
1
1
10
2
0
0
8 24 10
Batted for Fitxgerald in the ninth.
Runs:
0 0 10 0 2 8 0 '
0 0 0 0 0
0 2 0 02 i Crandall. c
. Oman
Pueblo
, iai ii sa . Cauxhey.
imebio ::::":::i'.y.:::t numwi i--
Two-base hlta: Cook. Melcholr; Three- f?"'lnf;
base hits: Orsham. Franck. Wild pitch: giYeTwood" b!
I Dailey, rf
Soath Omaha Coantry Club Wins.
In a pitchers' battle, resulting In a score
of 1 to 0, the South Omaha Country club de
feated the Omaha Real Estate Exchange,
thereby retrivlng Us defeat by the latter
some time ago in a 2 to 0 contest. It was
a hard fought battle from start to finish,
but the Country club had. the better of It
In succeeding In getting men on bases In
8 I nearly every Inning, while the Real Estate
men only succeeded In getting two men on
I bases in the whole game, one getting as
, far aa third. The pitching honors were
1 I Intf nf raiiffhv And rterfect fleldlna behind
0 him were factors In winnlna the game.
1 I 1 ..Am tltrH1 & ateadv a-am throushout.
0 but a base on balls, coupled with a hit and
0 an error, save the Country club the only
1 run of the same In the second Inning. The
most remarkable feature ef the game was
the fact that only twenty-nine men faced
0 Caughey. Catches by Marling, Crandall
snd Whltelock were of the sensational or
der. Score:
COUNTRY CLUB.
SLB R. H. PO. A. E.
Talbot, lb 4 0 1 12 1 0
... 4
... 4
... 2
... 8
Totals it Ipll 1
Graham out?, hit by batted ball.
Batted for Ford In seventh.
Minneapolia 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 1-fl
Kansas City 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0
Struck out: By Franti. 2; by Ford, 1.
First base on balls: Off Frantx, S; off Ford,
I; off Manske, 6. Passed balls: Leahy,
1; Graham, 1. Sacrifice hits: Merles, Grem
lnger, Oyler, Manske, Lindsay, Huelsman.
Two-base hits: Greminger, Leahy. Double
plays: Franti to McBride to Lindsay,
Graham to Greminger to Freeman, Ford to
Oyler to Freoman. Left on bases: Min
neapolis, 7: Kansas City, 10. Time: 2:00.
Umpire: Eagan.
BtoTall, rf.... (10 OWIlllama, at. 3 2 3 1 1
Nral, If I 14 0 !)ivultr. If.... 4 14 0 0
Bruhear, ?b. I 1 t 01'arr. lb 4 I 10 1 0
Sullivan, lb.. I 1 10 1 OHImn, rf I 0 10 0
Hughrl, t.... 4 17 0 l Kru, :b 4 0 13 0
Stanley. cf...' 8 0 1 1 081oler. cf.... I 13 10
Qulnlan. aa... 4 0 I J 0 LlrtnKatnn. cl 1 10 0
Woodruff. 3b. 4 1 0 4 OHnpkfl, 3b 4 0 0 0 0
Wright, p.... 4 1 0 2 OSIagle, p 4 117 0
Totala....:. 32 7 37 14 0 Totala 32 tT 12 I
lioulsvtire 200000000-2
Indianapolis 0 0.2 0 0 0 0 0 02
Two-base hit: Neal. Three-bsso hit:
Coulter. Stolen buses: Neal, Hlmes. First
base on balls: Off Wright 2; off Single, 3.
Struck out: By Wright, 8: by Single, 8.
Hit by pitcher: By WriKtit, 1: by Slaitle, 1.
Left on bases: Louisville, S; Indlanupolln.
6. Time: 1:56. Umpire: Sullivan.
Game Postponed.
At Toledo -Toledo-Columbus game post
poned on account of rain.
Stundlna; of the Trains,
Played Won. Lost. Pet.
CHICAGO SHUTS OUT DETROIT
White Box Make Only Ran ia Kiatb. with
Two Men Cut.
HAHN LEADS WITH
SINGLE
Goes to Second on Wild Throw,
Third on a Sacrifice and
Scores on a Hit by
Donahnc.
Rnskln by 6 to S. The batteries were:
Hebron. Halley. Tsrtt and Bsllev: Rnskln,
lull. Mct'liiMky snd Pratt. Although deaf
and dumb, the ratiher In the Ruskln team
ia a remarkably fast player.
ASH LAM) WISS THE TRACK MKF.T
Too
Maunders Coanty High School
StroasT for Omnha,
Ashland defeated the Omaha High school
In the track meet at Ashland Saturday by
the score of 85 to 44. The Omaha boys
put up a hard fight, but the Ashland boys
were a little too strong for them. The
Omaha team was strong on the weights,
but weak on the runs. The heavy con
dition of the track accounts In a way for
some of the Omaha defeats.
Sen-Ice and Reasoner of Ashland won
first and second In the ino-yard dash. Mc-
Kcll and Johnson had things all their own
way In the pole vault. Latenser of Omaha
threw the hammer in feet, "Vt Inches, and
the discus 8 feet, t)H Inches. In the Jumps
Ashland had things all their own way,
Ressoner winning the broad jump by clear
ing 20 feet, while Clakins of Ashland won
the high Jump from McKell by clearing
the bars at 6 feet, 2 Inches. In the mile
race between Burhart and Neavles of
Omaha and Worthman of Ashland the spec
tators witnessed one of the prettiest mile
runa ever pulled off In the state. Burhart
and Wortman springing the last quarter at
a 69 second clip, with Burhart crossing
the tape six Inches In the lead.
The results were:
MO-yard dash: Service first, Ressoner
sorond. Time: 0:lrtj,. Ashland. 8 points.
W-yard dssh: Clakins first. Brown sec
ond. Time: 2:2. Omaha. 8; Ashland. 8.
220-yard dash: Reasoner first, Service
second. Time: 0:24V Ashland. 8 points.
Pole vault: McKell first, Johnson sec
ond. Height, 10 feet. 2 Inches. Omsha, 8
points.
Hammer throw: Latenser first,
Bci-duu. instance: iuj reel. t1
BROOKLYN BEATS NEW MRS
Trolley Dcdicra Wfi from the Giants in
the TtitL
M'GINNITY AND WILTSE HIT HARD
l.enla Makes Triple. Two Doublet
and Two Singles Fire Times
Other Players Fatten Bat
ting; Averages.
NEW YORK, June 1. Brooklyn scored
another victory oyer New York at the
Polo grounds todsy, 7 to S, In a hard-fought
ten-inning game. Lewis. In five times at
bat made a triple, two doubles and two
singles. Score:
BROOKLYN. NEW YORK
B H.O A K.
Alperman. lb. 4 I 4 4 Shannon,
Perrlno
inches.
Perrlne.
Inches.
Omsha, S: Ashland. 8.
Discus throw: Latenser first,
second. Distance: 86 feet, 9Vi
vfimiiH, o; Anmanu, o.
120-yard hurdles: Reasoner first. McKelm
and Reasoner second. Time: 0:18. Omaha,
4; Ashland, 4.
220-yard hurdle: McKlnner first. Service
second. Time: 0:27V Ashland, 8 points.
Broad Jump: Ressoner first, Johnson sec
ond. Distance: 20 feet, 1 Inch. Omaha,
8: Ashland, 6.
Shot put: Burdick first.' Mortmsn second.
Distance: 84 feet. Omaha, 8; Ashland. 2.
440-yard dash: Calkins first, Rlppey sec
ond. Time: 1:00. Omaha. 3: Ashland, 6.
Mile run: Burhart first, Wortman sec
ond. Time: 6;24V Omaha. 8; Ashland. 2.
High Jump: Calkins first. McKell sec
ond. Distance: 6 feet. 2 Inches. Omaha,
2: Ashland. B.
Relay: Ashland, 6 points.
Totals, Omaha, 44 points; Ashland, 65
points.
. Sb
Lumly, rf..
Patrh. If....
Hummal, lb.
Ma loner, cf.
lwla. aa....
Rutlrr, c....
.lardan
Sranlnn, p.... 1
Padtortua, p.. 8
Hitter, e 1
1 11
0 I
If.
3 I Browns, rf . .
4 Plln. lb...
0 0 Mmoiir. cf .
1 0 Bowarmaa, o
0 OMrOatin, lb.
8 Jtiablen. aa...
0 Corroraa, 3b
0 O'strana ...
1 0 MrUltinltr. p.
1 "nreanahan
1 1 Wilts, p..
B H O A E.
4 110 0
I I
1 e
2 1
0 4
0 It
3
1 1
0 0
0
0 0
o o
STATE SPORTSMEN'S TOl RJAMENT
Nebraska Association Will Hold Forth
at Sonth Omaha Three Days.
All Is In readiness for the thirty-second
annual tournament of the Nebraska State
Sportsmen's association to be held at South
Omaha June 4. S and . South Omaha Is
going to do Itself proud In planning for
this tournment. It hss added 8600 In cash
for the shooters besides the large lists of
merchandise and trophies which will be
shot for during the week. Several of the
CHICAGO.. Junev 1. Chicago scored the
only run of today's game with two out In
the ninth Inning. Hahn, the only local to
pass second base, led off with a single, was
safe at second on Archer'a wide throw, ! cracks of the country arrived in Omaha
went to third on Isbell's sacrifice and Saturday ready for the tournament. Among
scored when Donohue drove a fly to left theae were Chris Ootlelb of Kanaaa City,
field. Both pitchers worked fast and honors I Harry Borden of Memphis, C. B. Adams of
wTe even between them. Score: Rockwell City, Ia., and W. H. Oarrett of
Colorado Springs. A prsctlce shoot will
be held at the Omaha Gun club grounda
CHICAGO.
B H.O.A.E.
22
14
13
15
:i
2i
Hahn, rf 4
Jocea, cf 3
Iiball, 2b ... 3
Ponohu. lb.. 4 1 11 0
Davla. aa 8 0 0
Dougherty, If 3
Rha. 3b 3
Hul llvan, c. . . 8
White, p 3
10 0
0 3 0
1(1
0 8 0
1 0, 0
1 4 8
0 0 3
DETROIT.
B. H.O.A.E.
0 Downs, If.... 4 0 1 0
orourhlln. 3b. 4 1 0 2
0 Crawford, cf. 4 0 1 0
OCobb. rf 4 3 0
1 Bmimin. lb. 3 0 11 0
OSrhaafar, lb.. 4 1 4 I
iO'Lrary, . 3 0 1 8
OArchar, e 382
OSIercr, p 808
TMali 43 14 10 14 8 Totals 41 1 30 18 8
Batted for Butter In eighth.
Batted for Corcoran In tenth.
Batted for McQInnlty In eighth.
Brooklyn 0 1 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 i 7
New York 1 0 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 0-4
Two-baao hits: Lewis (2), Msloney,
Shannon, ' "Seymour, Dahlen, Corcoran.
Three-base hit: Lewis. Hits: Oft Scan
Ion, 3 in two and two-thirds Innings; off
Pastorlus, 7 In seven and one-third Innings;
off McOlnnlty. 12 In eight Innings: off
Wlltse. 4 in two Innings. Sacrifice hit:
l.umley. Stolen bases: Lumley, Hummel,
Bhsnnon, Browne, Dshlen. Double plays:
Iwls to Alperman to Hummel; Alperman
to Hummel. Left on bases: Brooklyn, 10;
New York, 10. First base on halls: Off
Scanlon, 2; off Pastorlus. 1; off McOlnnlty,
1 Struck out: By Scanlon, 1; by Pas
torlus, 3; by McGinnity. 2; by Wlltse, 2.
Passed hall: Bowerman. Wild pitch:
Wlltse. Time: 2:10. Umpire: O Day.
Games Postponed.
At Cincinnati Cinclnnatl-St. Louis game
postponed,' rsin.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia-Boston
gsme postponed; rsln.
At Plttsburg-Plttsburg-Chlcago game
poaiponea; rain.
Standing; of the Teams.
Played. Won. Lost.
Chicago S I
New York 39 28 11
Philadelphia 36 21 16
Pittsburg 34 IB 15
Boston 88 18 22
Cincinnati 87 16 22
Brooklyn 39 12 27
St Louis 89 10 29
Games today: Pittsburg at Chicago, SU
Loula at Cincinnati.
.71H
.5J
.
.4i7
.4" 6
.
.268
Totala 6 37 17 3 Tots la 33 424 18
Two out when winning run was made.
Chicago 00000000 1
Two-base hits:
flee hits: Jones. Isbell
0000000000
Sullivan, Donohue. Sacri-
Sulen base: Cobb
SAINTS WIS
I.ONQ IOSTBST
It Takes Them 170 Minnies to Defeat
Mllnankcw.
MILWAUKEE, Wis., June 1. St. Paul
defeated Milwaukee today, 10 to 6. The
game took two hours and fifty minutes to
play. Dickson and Dougherty were hit
hard, but Dickson kept the hits scattered.
Score:
ST. PAFL.
B. H.O.A.E.
Croaa. rf 4
Koehlar. cf... I
Frlrk. If 4
NonlyVa. lb.. 3
HartMll, as.. 4
Pa.Hon. lb... 4
Tmeyr. Sb. 3
Erwln. e 8
Dlikaon. p... 4
MILWAVKKE.
B. H.O.A.E.
I 0 1 ORoblnaon, as. 4 I 3 3 3
4 1 1 Ontcene, rf,... 4 3 3 0
31 OOelar. cf 3 t 0 0 0
1 11 1 Rnth. c 4 0 11 I 0
1 0 S 1 MH-ormk. !bl 1 I I I
3 3 3 OMThaan'r. 8b li 3 0 I 1
13 3 OBrvllla. lb... 3 3 1
1(01 (loodwln. lilt
IS 1 Dougherty, p 5 1 1 Si
Tatala 37 11 27 1J 3 Totala U IS 37 17 It
St. Paul 20108031 0-10
Milwaukee ...2 0100002 (a-6
Two-base hits: Frisk 3). Dougherty.
Cross, bacrlnce hits: Nordyke, Irwin,
Minneapolis , 38
Columbus 37
k-Ai.aaa 'ltv 32
Milwaukee 38 IS 20 . -4 j Detroit
St. Paul 41 - J " J
oilmnRim 8 40 1 i-
Toledo 3S 17 21
Louisville 34. 15 19
Games today: Columbus at Toledo, In
dianapolis at Louisville, St. Paul at Mil
waukee, Minneapolis at Kansas City.
Training; for (isnie with Cllltdwellera.
The officials and employes of Poltawatta-'
mle county. Iowa, are putttnff In s.iine hard
work Umbering up for tlio hall game witli
tiio ,.tH. iMi i,t IimiElas county. Nebraska.
which is to be played in u nina on " when men were on bases and shut New
o. i lie rt'iLHntiiiaiuivB win " " - " .
lows :
Williams, c.
Cluney, ib.,.
Hanley, If...
rViarfv ah
Sunday afternoon at 2:80. Captain Hardy-' Hansen, rf...
win give an exhibition the ooenlnar riav rowrs. ss
, of the shoot at 4 In the afternoon and Mra.
0 I Al. Topperman will gave an exhibition the
J I second day at 4 p. m.
CHICACO COACH IS DISMISSED
Bear Cobs Are Losers.
The Burlington traffic department team
yesterday added another to Its unbroken
list of victories by defeating the fast Bear
Cubs on the grounds of the Ideal Hustlers
at Council Bluffs. A large crowd witnessed
the game, which was s wsrm one. Thu
features of the game were the timely hit
ting of Powers and Williams and the sensa
tional work of the traffic, department out
field. The score:
BURLINGTON. -
AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
Yale. 2b and D 4 1 1 1 2 0
Christiansen, p and 2b 4 0 1
4
, 4
..... 4
Athletic Board Fires Dickinson for
Crooked Work.
CHICAGO, June 1. It was announced at
Buckingham, cf....
Totala
1
12
0
1
2
2
2
Peterson, 8b..
Higglns, p....
Smith, c
Hansen. 2b....
Cox, ss.
:.
BEAR CUBS.
AB. R.
4 1
4
4
4
.... 4
8 27 12
Kimball, lb 4
base on halls: Off White. 1. Struck nut. ' university esse ball team had been aus
liy Slever, 4; by White, 4. Time: 1:28. i fended from all participation In Intercol
legiate base ball and that Coach .Dickinson
had been dismissed.
I'mplres: Sheridan and Hurst.
BOSTON
SHITS OIT XEW YORK
Yonngr Is Effective When Men Are on
lloaci,
BOSTON, June 1. Young was effective
Martin, catcher: Hess and Wyland. pitch
ers; Vollstedt, first base; Smith, second
base; l.athrop, third base; K'd well,, short
stop; Mavne, left field; Rounds, center
field; Jackson, right field.- Substitutes, H.
V. Hatley, Canning, Percy Rattey. Body
guards, OroneweR. McCafTery, Wollman.
Matlor k. Score keepers, D. L. Ross, B. O.
Brulngton. Mascot, W. K. Butler. Water
carrier, J. P. Christiansen. IlHt tender,
Roy Hardesty. Oiave ilictrer, John Chlzurn.
Chaplain. Rev. Henry DeLons. Medlclno
man, E. K. Smith. I'mplre, Jurlife Whe-ler.
Rooters, J. W. Mitchell, U. G. Balrd. W. C.
Cheyne. J. M. Pusey, J. H. Mayne, J. J.
Ferguson. S. E. Humphrey, W. D. Hardin.
J. II. Clark.
York out, 2 to 0. Score
BOSTON. NEW YORK.
II H O E. B. H.O.A.E.
Fulllvao. ef.. 3 1 1 0 OKeelor. rf.... 4 1 1 1
1 2 1 AElbtrfatd. aa. 8 8 13 0
1 10 0 OChaaa, lb 4 13 0 0
3 3 0 3Conry, If ... 4 1 1 0
0 1 0 OWIlllama, 2b. 4 1 3 0 0
1 1 3 OHoffman. rt.. 4 110
8 0 0 O.Morltrllr. Sb. 4 0 3 1 0
. I o T Z VKIatnow, C...3 0 I I
.3130 KWa. p 2 0 0 X 0
Rltrhy 1 0 0 0 0
31 '.' 8 J Gr I filth, p.... A 0 0 1
Parent, aa 4
Vnglaub, lb.. 4
Coll.na. lb. .. 4
Ot ngalton, rf i
Prrrla. ib.... 4
Hory. If 3
Cr'srr, e 3
l uuus, p
' Totals...
Totala 33 T 34 1
Williams out; hit with batted ball.
I "Hatted for Keefe In the eighth.
IBoston 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2
New York 0000000000
Yole Wins TcjibIi Match. Left on bases: Boston. 7; New York, 7
NEW HAVEN. Conn.. June l.-Yale de- ca8e balls: Off Young. 1; off
tested Princeton In the annual tennis ' "V."1 """ . "X
match on the lawn tennis courts today
Keefe, 4. Hits: Off Ketfe.
in seven
Totals..
(
Fitsgerald. First base on balls: Off
Thompaon. 2; off Fitsgerald, 5. Left on
bases: Omaha, 8; Pueblo, 19. Sacrifice
bits: Austin, Ryan. Elwert. Stolen bsses:
Welch, I. Belden. Time: 1:46. Attendance,
8,0o0. Umpire: Glfford.
Notes ol the Game.
Graham and Franck mads the long hits
of the game.
Each team made the same number of hits,
but the Omaha hits cashed in for the most
runs.
President O'Nell of the Western league
was an Interested spectator from the grand
stand. Thnmnnnn'1 bit mtmm nt tia T.r.a Uftffii
variety, but. It brought two men home just I Country Club
the same.
One of McUllvrsy's hits was of ths
scralchy torder. He bunted snd Austin let
the ball go, thinking It would roll out. but
lbs ball fooled him and stayed in the dia
mond. . Ira Beldun put Bill Belden out the flrat
two times he came .to bat. In the first
inning he caught a popup snd In the third 1
VX.VM
2
8
30
A.
1
0
4
6
0
2
0
2
0
1 I 27 14
Thomas, rf
Hill, ss
Kooster, 3b...,
Winslow, cf...
Hoover, lb
Edmonds, 2b..
Lyons, p.......
Llninger, If...
Hunter, c....-,
Totala.
REAL ESTATE.
AB. R. H. PO.
4
4
2
..28
0 1
0 0
0
1
0
2
13
1
0
0
7
A.
0
2
2
0
0
8
4
0
0
2 24 12
0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
E.
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
i
l
o-o
he landed on a grounder which Bill had
sent down that way.
Thompson was In the game all the while.
The Puebs lisd him In a hole sll the way
through, but he msnaged to squirm out. He
made lh first run and then made the hit
which brought In the next trro runs.
I'WA t1 Onuhl I ITrnn, & mnmAm In Ik.
ninth Inning. Dust got In Franck'a eyes I Helln.
snd ne jugu-a a grounder, and Joe Dolaa riyan
dropped a ball which Uraham tossed to j Brunner
lilin. Tiiowpaon made the other error, i Davis :...
when ne juggiea a Dan ana then threw It
wild to first baae.
Fiitate
Struck out: By faugney, i; Dy i-yons, i.
Bases on baits: Oft Lyons, i.
Gas ft. Benson Eastles.
There will be two gsmes at th Eagles'
nark at Hanson this afternoon. The first
game between the Peter Graverts and the
Omaha Mall Camera win oe cmra . i
o'clock shsrp. The second game wm o
between the Omshs Gas company and the
Benson Eagles. Lineup
ADAMS AT LAST GETS HIS BlMft
Gas Co.
Clark
Adams
Dlsbrow
Vandevere..
West-Campbell.
Positions.
... Catch .,
,.. Pitch ...
... First ...
... Second
... Third ..
,.. Short ..
... Left ...
... Center .
... Right ..
Eagles.
Rice
....Whitney
. . .Anderson
.Baumetster
,....Burkard
Velleau
...Blakeweil
Moran
....Goodrich
t i
ndlrvaa Shots Oat Tabor.
MALVERN, Ia.. June 1 (Special Tele
aram.k Bellevue collese base ball team
da anoiner victory loaay, urirmi
tf-a.MB.MM fflAMVM nMWMW Km
Wnmm aa ,ii.. i Tabor college In aa exceedingly fast game
- by a score or 3 to a Neither siae scorea
DES MOINES, June 1 Adams pitched his I until the seventh Inning. Bellevue had
tenth game today for Denver and lost It, ' two men on bases and Marvel brougnt
them In with a nest single. Fielding on
. iuii h. . u ..n.llunt Twnlv.lffhl
Diet nana " iu jes Moines n,n faced Ohman of Bellevue In the nine
the first game he has lost this year. He
pitcher had the belter of the argument
throughout. The Grtislivs were never dn-
' feri'US, though they fought to the end, and
a good start by them In the ninth Inning
was cut off by a fast double In which
Ooclmsur, Andreas snd Dexter figured. It
was the first good day for base ball the
fans have had fur some time and they
took sovant.ge tf It. . Ths better weather
t.Mr lu a.a.x't upon ths players and
Innings. Usticrles: Bellevue. Ohman and
Croaaman; Tabor. Ellis ind G. Johnson.
Prlaeetoa Wins In Twelfth.
NEW HAVEN. Conn.. June 1 Prince
ton took a twelve-Inning contest from Vale
today, good hitting and base running
bringing In ths final tallies. Score: -
R. H. K.
Princeton 1130300000 29 14 4
Yale 0 0 0 1 1 2 2 0 00 0-7 8 4
Batteries: Hsyntger and C coney; Meyer.
M. Junta, van Viet ft ana I. Junta
taking the first and third matches In .In- ".t Y jv'l"h'L k 1 "h "f , '
gles and both the doubles.
Prize from England's King
' V
1
" ! y y "a1 ww.-My w-jy.
I ' 7 r.
..; , . . -ill .
V
tt --t . .. - ...
. ltM? -'r r't. ; j. a.
.- ( t
S''1""'"' we- f
( X
-W8---
Elberfeld, Conroy. Stolen bases: Sullivan,
Kceler. Wild pitch: Young. Time: 2:02.
I'mplres: Stafford and Evans.
(iamea Postponed.
At Washington Washington-Philadelphia
game postponed n acrnunt of rain.
At St. Louis Sr. Louis-Clevtland game
postponed on account of rain.
Mending of the Teams.
Played. Won. Lost
Chicago
Cleveland ...
Detroit
New York ...
Philadelphia
St. Louis.....
Boston ,
Washington
3S
35
3'i
37
3
t9
88
27
20
2)
19
19
U
1:1
11
14
15
17
IS
.'4
6
Zi
Pet.
.710
.041
.571
.51-8
.513
.i-o
.X3
2
Gan:.- today: Detroit at Chicago, Cleve
land at St. Louis.
I. P. Shops Bent Field Club.
Inability to hit the ball cost the Onialu,
Field club a 'game of ball Saturday after
noon. After drubbing the O-nat-a Real
Kstute exchange team last buturday the
I'tilun Pacific shojiS boys went after thv
V'leld rluh team with the name Intentions
and beat them 4 to 1. The simps ti-ani wns
Hie only team to defeat the Field club In
ISt;. Doran guve the Field club boys but
two hits. Abbott accepted elhteen chances
at hist without a bobble and Dougherty
made four clean hltr. Score:
UNION PACIFIC
AB. R. li. PO. A.
Casey. If
Gibnun. 2b
Dougherty. 3b,..
IX-Nilll-I, bS
Henry, cf
f. Clair, lb
Nestlebush. rf..
E. Clair, c
Duian, p
4i
b
1
0
1
II
12
o
The charge Is made by the athleftc board
that Chicago. In the game with the Uni
versity of Minnesota yesterday, which was
won by the latter team, played one man
In center field and had another man bat
for him throughout the game.
The trick was not discovered 'by Minne
sota. When the matter waa called to the
attention of the athletic board It was at
once Investigated, with the result that the
team was summarily disbanded today.
HATCH WIS8 MAKATHO- RACE
Chicago Rnnner Covers Conrse In S
Honrs ftfl Mlantes and 2ft Seconds.
ST. LOUIS. June 1.-8. H. Hatch of Chi
cago won the twenty-five-mile Marathon
race from Freoburg, 111., to St. Louis today.
His time wss 2:35:28.
Alex Thlbeaux of Chicago finished second
a half mile behind Hatch. Charlea Treft of
St. Loula was third.
The entire course waa over muddy roads,
which In some places were hardly pass
able. The race was started In rain which
continued during the entire time the men
were out.
Many members of the Missouri Athletic
club, under the auspices of which the race
was run, gathered at the club to watch the
finish.
TIRXERS GATHER AT TOPEKA
Open
Members from Three Stales
Their Social Session.
TOPEKA. Kan.-. June 1. Turners from
Mli.souri. Nebraska and Kansas opened a
three days' meet here this morning. To
day waa given over largely to the social
f.uturea of the meeting. Sunday and Mon
day will be devoted to athletic events. Ex
cursion trains are coming from St. Joseph,
' niaha and other points.
E. Roacty, cf...
J. Koacty, rf ...
Phillips, if
2
.... 8
.... 8
H. PO.
1 0
0
6
1
0
14
2
2
2
A. B.
8 1
13
1
0
0- C
04
Totals 33 4 6 27
Burllngtons 1 0 0 3 0 1 0
Bear Cubs 3 0 0 1 0 0 0
Earned runs: Burllngtons, 2. Two-base
hits: Williams. Powers. First base on balls:
Off Christiansen, 1; off Hlggtns, &. Struck
out: By Chrlstensen, 5; by Yale, 6; by
Hlgglns, 0. Umpire: Anderson.
Originals Play at Diets Park.
Two games are scheduled for Diet park
todsy. The first between the Diets Ath
letics and the Townsends and the second
between the Lee-Glass-Andreesen team and
the Diets association team. The lineups:
Association.
... Second..
...First
... Right....
... Center..,
...r.eft
... Third....
... Short....
...Catch....
... Catch....
... Catch ..
... Pitch....
...Pitch....
... Pitch.
Hall.
Hunter
Platner
Anderson....
F. Spellman
Daugherty..
Tracy
Massman....
E. Spellman
Strong
Bunnell
Mathews
Schlndele.
Diets Athletics,
Knight
Msssman
Dunn
Jenkins
E. Plainer..
Godiiard
Lafferty
Strong
Mafsman... .
E. Spelhoan
Bunnell
Mathews...,,
Schlndele....
Second..
...First....
...Third...
...Short...,
...Left
...Center..
...Rlgfct...
...Catch...
...Catch ..
...Catch .,
.. Pitch....
... Pitch...,
...Pitch ..
Originals.
Mullen
C. Clare
Gibson
... Crelghton
Casey
.... Mlnnlkua
, Lawler
Clare
... Crelghton
Doran
Scully
Adams
Townsends.
McAndrewg
.... Morlarty
Weberg
, Baker
Qulgley
Gibson
Shestsk
Carson
Eastman
Morlarty
Totals X) 4 U 27 13 1
FIELD CLUB.
AB. H. H. PO. A. E.
Hoaglsnd, cf 4 0
Chamber, rf 3 0
Hoik k. rf 1 0
Crelghton, a 2 0
Abbott, lb 4 0
Maloue, 2b 4 0
Keiley. If 2 0
llati'lien, c 2 1
Martin, 3b 8 0
j Faber, p 3 0
Totals 28 1
j Union F'aclrk- 10 2 0
Field (lull.... u u l
Earned runs: I In Ion Pacific
on balls: lwrsn' i.li. Faber.
By Doran, 4; by Faber. 5
Clair. Two-base hlta: Casey.
1
0
0
2
IS
0
0
0
0
KINO EDWARD S GIFT TO THE YACH T8ME.N AT NORFOLK.
2 27
1 0 0
0 0 0
1
1
i
0
o
3
0
1
2
4
lit
3
0 '- 4
0 O 1
4. First base
Strurk out:
Pas'eU ball:
Malone. Wild
pitch: Doran. Umpire: Smith.
Close Game at Hebron.
HEBRON. Neb.. June 1. (Special) An
exciting game wss witnessed by a large
crowd )curJay whn Hebron wun from
Iowa I.mkoc Reaslla,
MARSH ALLTOWN, Is., June 1. (Spe
cial Telegram. ) Today's results In the Iowa
lato league were:
At Marshalllown Score: R.H.E.
Marshalltown ..0 3001 100 06 12 ti
Waterloo 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 07 12 1
Batteries: Glffen, Slapnieka snd Forney;
Bridges, Harmon snd bearles.
At Qulncy-Score: R.H.E.
Quincy 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 6 2 0
Jacksonville ...0 2000200 0-4 2
Butteries: Patrick and Prstt, Rauso and
Jamison.
At Ottumwa-Score: R.H.E.
Ottuinwa ....0 00000000 0-4) 10 1
Oskaloosa ...0 00000000 11 I 1
Batteries: Coats snd Moody, Colbert and
Crittenden.
At Burlington Store: R.H.E.
Burlington ..0 00000000 22 8 2
Keokuk 0 00000000 11 6 1
Batteries: McOillan and Bruggeman, Jus
tice and Ryan.
National Baak Wlna.
' The United Elates National bank and the
Beebe A Runyan Furniture company teams
met at the grounds scross the bridge Sat
urday afternoon, tbe former winning by the
score of 1(2 to 2 lu a one-sided game. The
only feature of the gsme was the hatting
of .the bankets. Batteries: Bee be & Run
yan Furniture company, Walter and Kin
ney; United States National bank, Cutler
and Walker.
Donble-Header at Stors Park.
Four of Omaha's best amateur teams
will play at Stors park today. The first
game will be between the Victors and the
undefeated Stors Athletics. The second
game will be between the Coronas nnd
Houth Omaha's Ramblers. Aa all four of
these teams are great favorltea, and have
good followlngs, a good crowd and two good
games are expected. The first gamo will
be celled at 2 p. m. sharp and the man
agement has decided to make It ladles' day.
The lineup;
Position. Stors Athletics,
i.. .first base... Gutting-Younf
.second base Parker .
..third base Kennedy
.short stop.. Eidsen-Bennett
Victors.
Synek
W. Kill
Gsrvey
N. Kill
Krebs
Bowes
Moucha
Hoihford
Houskey
Broadbeck
Hlnton-Krebs.,
Ramblers.
Marsh-Doe
8wsrts.,
Tuttle
Corrlgan
Center
Swift
Rogan
Kennedy
Benson
. rlghtfleld
. centerfleld .
... leftfield ...
... catcher ...
... catcher ...
.. pitcher ..,
... pitcher ...
, Position.
...first base ..
.second base.
..third base. ,
. . shortstop .,
.. rlghtfleld .,
. centerfleld .
.. leftfield ..
. . catcher ..
... pitcher ...
.Kehoe
Roberts
Croft
Cotton
,...4 Robin
Nllsson
, a. .Bennett
Coronas.
Cols
Felster
...MeClam
Jellen
M"Vrr
Smith
..Lvnch
Barlo
.Bogatts-Webb
Wilcox Defeats Huntley
WlliCOX. Neb., June 1. (Hpeclal.V The
base bsll game played here yesterday re
sulted In favor of the local team. Hunt
ley's team played good ball, but were weak
at ths bat. Rutsmun played the best ball,
striking out eighteen men and leading In
ths 1st ling. Score:
R. H E-
Wllcox 0 1 2 0 0 1 3 0 7 12 6
HuntW M I I I M I H I
fthon Team Is hnt Oil,
AfHT AND. Neb.. June 1 -(Pneclsl Ash.
land shut out the Union Pacific car shops
tram of Omahs In sn excellent game on
the home grounds by a score of 4 to 0, be
fore a large crowd. Score:
Ashlnrt 1 ft 0 0 0 0 0 0 34
U. P. Shops 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
P.atterles: Ashland. Smith and Coppell;
U. P. Shona. Routt and Williams. Struck
out: Ashland, 1.', U. p. Shops, 6. Errors:
Ashlsnd, 1; V. P. Shops, 2. Umpire: Val-licr.
Giants Beat Distillers.
The Giants defeated the Her Dlstlllerys
by the score of 27 to 0 yesterday. The
feeture of the same was the hitting und
fielding of the Giants. Score: R. H. E.
C.lsnts 2 4 7 0 2 4 S 827 19 8
Hers 0 COOOOOOO 0.8 t
Batteries: Glsnts. Msxzel snd Diglllo;
Ilera. Wallace, Powers snd Roberts.
The Giants would like to hesr from ths
W. G. t larks for s game for June 8. Ad
dress Sam Maxxttl, 848 Soulli Twsuiy-feurUi
street.
