TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: "WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1907.
SANDERS DELIVERS GOODS
BOSTON BEATS CINCINNATI
Lobert and Tenney Benched- for
Wrangling- with Umpire.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
J
Holdi Lincoln to Four Hits, No Bate
, on Balli, No Scores.
OMAHA POUNDS ZACKERT HARD
Darky Holmes Gets Thru of the Fob
Hit! Off Kinilfrt an Ketrhera
th Other One, bat All
A re Wasted.
LINCOLN, Nfb.r July . Sandure i
nearly Invincible against Lincoln twlay.
while Znckert vaa hit hard, and conse
uuontly In foar Innings Omaha won by
a score of I to 0. In the fourth tnnlmr ,
singles by Autrey, Graham and Welch
yielded one. run. Sanders and Balden hit
safely 1 nthe fifth, Frnnek sacrificed and
Dnlan's single scored Sanders. Bcldcn be
In caught at the plato. Autrey and Gra
hatn led oft with saf. drive In the -sixth
and Holme' error let Autrey home. Tin
fourth run came on aagnler' error of
Beljen grounder nd Dolan's double.
"Ducky Holmes wa .athe only man who
could hit Bandera with any success.
Score:
. , . . -LINCOLN.
AR. R. It PO. A. B.
KeteHeTn, ff U 5 1
Fox. 21i 4 0 0
Holmes, 3b 0 S
Oagnter. M J X ,
1avldnn. If ? 2
Thomas, lb. J J J
Kenlon, rf. J 0
Ktilltvnn, c 0 5
Zarkert, p 8 0 0
Totals
22 0
OMAHA.
AR. R.
4 87 20
IT. PO.
1 2
1 3
2 i:
E.
0
Prlden, rf...
Frnnek. ss...
6 1
3
2
i 1
0
1
0
0
6
12
1
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
lolnn, lh..
Austin. 3b 4
o
s
2
1
0
3
1
3
4
1
1
0
27
Autrey, If J
tlrnham, 2b. ....
WHch, cf -..
Grinding, c 4
Sanders, p 4
Total
Omaha
Lincoln
Karned runs:
.,.86
..0 0
..0 0
4 13
nil
1 1
0 04
0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Omaha, 3. Two-base hits:
" Pacrtflee hits: Davidson,
Holmes, Dolan
D-on..ir nniiim . Htnlen haws: nemcn.
Graham, Welch (2). Gagnler. Double plays:
' Oagnler to Fox to Thomas; Dolan to
Franek. Struck out: By Zsckert 2. First
bnse on balls: Off Zackort. 1. Time: 1:35.
Umpire: Conahan.- Attendance. floO.
. "tons .Wis In Tenth. . .
BlOUX CITT, la., July 9 In a pitcher's
ten-lmlng duel this afternoon, Corbett of
'the Sioux Cltys had shade on Olmstead
of the Teddy Bears, and the name went to
the packers. 2 to 1. 'Olmstead pitched ef
fectively until the renth. when he weak
ened. Issuing; his . only pasa whloh was
turned Into the winning run when fol
lowed by two safe hunts and a long out
Held fly by Nobllt. 'Score:
BIOCX CITT.
An. R. II. PO. A.
Campbell, If.
I). Bheehan,
Nobllt, cf. ...
Weed. 2b.
Hart, .lb.
Orunvyle, " ss.
Hupp, rf.
J, Bheehan, c,
t'orbett, p. ..,
,., 0 2 10
8b.,
...6 0 1 0 8
0
0
7
IS
3
0
6
0
.. 4
r 4
Totala 87
8 30 19
DENVER.
, .--. -Ai3, r. II. po. A. E.
Murphy, rf 4 0 1 0 0 0
Cassady, If. 4 0 0 1 1 0
Wheeler, Sb 4 1 2 0 8 0
White, lb. 2 0 0 11 0 0
I.autrbaur, 2b. ...... S O 18 8 1
Vandergrlft, cf. 4 0 3 I 0 0
k Klnneally, ss. 8 0 0 2 2 1
McDonough. o. 4 0 0 10 1 0
Olmstead, p. ,. 4,0 .0 0 8 1
; Totala 82 1 13" Z
, Two -oot' when wlrmtng run wa tnade.
f loux Cty i......0 1 0 fl 0 0 '0"l-2
LVnver ;.;.. 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-1
. Two-base Wti. frwwn." Dcioble 'plaj-s:
Granville to Weed. - Left- On bases: Slonx
!llty,- ;, Denver, 2. "Stolon bases: D. Shee--hen.
Weed. Sacrifice hits; Corbett, White,
juterbaur. liases on balls: Off Corbett,
2; oft Olmstead. i Struck out: By Corbett.
4: by Olmstead, 8. Time: 1:65, . Umpire:
Jlrennan, Attendance: duo. .
Paeblo'a Mew Pitcher Nervona.
DE8 MOlNES, July .-Pueblo opened the
Series Here Dy trying out Jorclln. a new
rvltchen touted as a phenom and hailing ,
Jrom 0llatln. Mo. He. opened nervously. ,
became rattled oyer a number of bunts that
were beaten out, forced In one run and '
wound up his first Inning with three scores
against him and three hits. Then he set-,
tied down and pitched some real phenom-
enal hall, striking out ten Champs ln sis
Innings and allowing but three mora hits.
At the end of the first half of the eeventh 1
miiv inn, iimv urn. urmi uiicmigiiiiiH biiiuv
lha third Inning la tke and the game was
called. Jeff Clarke was hit with a foul
from- his own bat tl. the second and gava
way to Sporer, who pitched a pretty game,
j ne score :
. DES MOINES.
AB. R. II. PO. A E.
McLear, 2b..,....,
Mclaughlin, cf..
llogrtnver, lb....
Dexter, c
Schlpke, 3b
Oehrlng, rf
Corkhlll. If
Oot-hnaur, ss.....
Clarke, p
Gporer, p
.... 8 110 6
.... 8 112 0
.... 2 2 1 11 1
.... 8 0 0 6 0
.... 2 0 1 0 1
.... 8 0 11 0
... 3 0 0 1 0
... 2 0 0 2
...1 0 10 1
.... 10 0 11
Total
...23 4
EHLO.
AB. R.
21 12
H. PO.
Mcdllvray, cf..
Badnr, 2b..
Ryan. If... ....
Melcholr, I ....
Elwert, 8b
Belden, lb
Corhan, as
Drill, o
Jordln, p
. .. 4
.... 4
:::: I
.... 3
.... 2
.... 2
.... 2
.... I
1 2
0
1
0
0
3
1
11
0
Totals 27 1 f 18 8 2
- Pes Moines 8 0 0 0 1 0 4
. ueblo 0 0 1.0 0 0 0-1
Kara i VI runs De Molnea, 3. Two-baso
hits: Jordln, llogrlevor. Base on balls:
Off Jordln, 8; off Sporer, 1. Left on basea:
Des Moines, 2: Pueblo, 6. Struck out: By
Bporer. 6: by Jordln, lo. Stolen bases: Mel-
choir. Sohluke. Ilogiiever. Tim of game:
1:30. Attendance: 400. Umpire: Haskell.
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Played.
Ties Molnea
Omaha .77
Lincoln 71
Denver 67
Klnux City 72
Pueblo 71
Won. Losl. Prt.
41 f -.H
43. 34 .66
lit t .64
15 12 .624
SO 42 .417
2 46 .304
Standing of the Teams.
NATL LEAGUE AMER. LEAGUE
Chicago ...&6 17 .74Chlcagn ...45 U
New York. .42 26 .SISCleve and . .44 2S .til
Plttsburx . 4! 27 .6 Ietr(.lt ..,.18 29 . 6rt7
I'hl'adel. ....I 81 .: 61 Phlladel. .. .US 32 .648
lioston 80 88 .441 New York.. 38 34 .4i
Cincinnati.. 31 42 .4.S Pt. . Louis. .. 43 .411
Itronklyn ..29 43 . 4"S Boston ' 43 .377
HI. Louis.. .17 59 . 21:4 Washngt n 22 43 .S:J
GAMES TODAY.
Western League Cmiaha at Lincoln. Den
ver at Hloux City, Pueblo at Bloux City.
National Icague Pittsburg at Philadel
phia, Cincinnati at Boston, Chicago at'
Itrooklyn, HI. l.ou)s at New York.
American League New York at Detroit,
Itoslon at Cleveland.
American, Association Columbus at Kan
sas City, Toledo at St. Paul, Indianapolis
at Milwaukee, Louisville at Minneapolis.
CJ4.WES IX THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago Wins from Philadelphia by
Icon of PIT to One.
CHICAGO, July 9. Philadelphia could
do nothing against White with men on
banes today and Chicago won, 6 to 1.
Umpire Sheridan put Hahn out of th-i
game for throwing his bat down too ve
hemently after being called out on striken
in the third- Score:
CH1CAHO. PHILADELPHIA.
f U 11.0 A B. AB.H.O.A .
Hahn, rf 1 0 1 Nleholla, M..I 0 1 I 0
U'elilajr, rf... 10 0 9 0 Collin., lb... 11110
Jonon, cf I I 4 0 0 Bey bold, rf . 4 14
Ifbvll. tte.... 4 111 OH. Davis, lb. 4 II 1 0
Dniiilirrtr, it 4 0 1 0 OMurphr, lb... 4 1110
Rob,, 8b 4 11 Onldrlnic. rf...4 110 0
Donohue. lb.. 4 10 0 Hartwl, If... I 1100
la,la. aa I 1 0 4 0 Powvra. C....I 0 1 1 0
Mr Farland, c 4 1 10 1 0 Btn4rr 1 0 0 0 0
Whit., p 1 10 1 0 Brtl7, p.... I lilt
Totala tt 117 11 0 Totala 31 7 14 11 0
Hatted for Powers in the ninth.
Chicago 0 0 2 0 1 00 2 6
Philadelphia 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
Two-bne hit: Jones. Sacrlilce hits:
Jones, Weldny, White, Nlrholls, Powers.
Stolen bases: Jones, Ishell, Dnnohue.
Left on bases: Philadelphia, 8. Bases
on balls: Off White, 3; olT Hartley, 8.
Struck out: By White, 8; by Bartley, 1.
Time: 1:40. Umpire: Sheridan.
w York Wins from Cleveland.
Ct KVELAND, O., July 9 New YorK
broke even on the series with Cleveland
by winning today. Orth outpltchnd
Klioades, Cleveland scoring Its only run
on an error. Score:
NEW YORK. CLEVELAND.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.B.
Hoffman, tt,. t 110 t PlleV, rf 4" 1 10 0
foiiror, It.... 4 0 1 0 0 Bradley, lb.. I 0 111
Chaae, lb.... I 111 1 Turner, aa...4 0100
KlherfoM, aa. 4 1 4 4 0 Lajole, lb.... 4 1110
Willi. m., lb. I I I I Clarke, o 4 1 4 0 0
Laporte, rf... 4 1 I 0 OHInrhman, if 4 8 0 1 0
tlortarltr, lb. I I 0 I 1 Brmn(t)'!n. cf 4 1 I 0
Thomas, e.... 14 1 0Stoall. lb... I 0 0 0 0
Ortn, p 4 10 1 ORhoarfes, p.. 8 10 10
, ToUla IT 18 87 10 I Totals tt 8 87 18 1
New York 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 3
Cleveland ..........1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
Two-base hit: Hlnchman. Sacrifice
hits: Bradloy, Morlartty. Laporte. Stolen
base: Conroy. Double play: Williams to
Chase. Bases on balls: Off Rhoades, 3.
Left on bases: Cleveland, New York,
12. Struck out: By Rhondes, 8; by Orth,
2. Wild pitch: Rhoades. Time: 1:60.
Umpires: O'Loughlln and Evans.
Drowns Take Final Gam.
8T. LOUIS, Mo., July .-Bt Louis took
the final game of the series from Wash
ington today,. 6 to 4. Perrlne was hit In
the head In the second Inning, requiring
medical attention. . Score:
ST. LOl'IS. WASHINGTON.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Nllea. lb 4 4 0 8 OClrmer, If-rf. 8 8 0 0 0
Hemphill, cf. I 0 I 0 OOanler, of-lf. 4 1(00
stone, if 4 18 0 OAndereon, lb. 4 1 11 0 0
Pirkerlnc, rf. 4 I 1 0 Hcka'a. rf-tb 4 4 2 8 1
Teater, aa...,4 114 0 N 1 1 1. lb I 0 110
Haruell, lb. 4 1 8 1 OAltlaer, ss... 4 18 4 0
T. Jones, lb. 4 0 0 0 OHarden. (.... 8 0 4 1 0
Buelow, s 1 1 8 8 0 Perrlne, -8b... 0 0 0 0 0
Powll, p 4 0 0 3 0C. Joneev of.. I I 10 0
Bpencer, c... 0 0 8 1 0 Smith, . p I 0 0 10
Patten,' p..,.. 1 0 0 1 0
. Totala 88 10 87 14 0 .. - J -!
: Totals. '.,. . H U 24 II 1
Bt. Louig 2 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 6
Washington ,..1 -0 0,0 0 24
' Two-base hltst Htckman, Nllea, Picker
ing. Home runs:- Hickman (2), Sacrifice
hltst Hemphill (2. Stolen bases:' Ganley.
NileB, Altlaer, HartaeJI. Left on bases: St.
Louis, 7; Washington, 10. First base on
balls: Off Smith. 1; off Powell, 5. . Hits:
Off Smith, 7 In six Innings; off Patten. 8 In
two innings. Hit by pitcher:' By Powell. 1.
Struck out: By Smith, 2; by Powell, 4: by
Patten, 1. Time;. 1:38. Umplra: Con
nelly, -
iliTROIT, July .-Except by the home
run iiieiiiuu, Bcnaerer ana (Jobb each mak'
tnir a rur.kr rw-ni t j
in.possible to score on Tannehlll. Five of
WT elght hllll came ln tl , , t nntngs
Eubank was Ineffective, good fielding
saving him a worse beatimr Th, 5
-wu "ft mired to let Slher cfavera ha?
score- ureu lo 181 olllHHr bat.
'
ah it r. a b DBTR.1tT; .
Barrett, If... 6 I 8 0 ODowna If ' I i
uiiin. i i I i 0 ib t i o t I
r.ITBl, aa...; 1 1 S OCrawford Cf 4 0 1 0 0
ongaiton, rf. 4 1 I 0 ocobs, rf 4 110 0
; fniiaub. lb.. 4 I 10 1 ORoeaman, lb. 4 111 I 0
i niht, lb... 8 8 18 OSchaefer. lb.. 4 I I 3 0
r arris, ID.... a Sit OAKher. s I 0110
r'S"r, o u 1 OeVhraidt, o... 0 O 0 0 1
TaoaebUl. p. 4 1 1 1 OO'Learr, as.. 8 13 8 1
Rubank, p.... 3 0 13 0
Totals S 16 87 13 OWIIlett. p.... 0 0 0 0 0
; Posovan, p., 0 0 0 0 0
Mullla 1 0 0 0 0
Totals...... It 8 AT 14 2
Batted for Archer In the eighth.
Boston 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 17
Detroit 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 13
Two-base hits: Uunglaub, Barrett. Three
base hits: Parrett, CongaJton. Home
runs: Schaefer. Cobb. Hits: Off Enluink.
.14 In seven and one-third innings; off Wll-
lett, none In two-thirds of an Inning; oft
Donovan, 1 ln on Inning. Sacrifice hit:
".'Crlger. Stolen bases: , Parent, Ungluub
' (2). Double playst Rossman and Schaefer;
" Parent and Unxlaab; Crlger and Ferrta.
o Left on bases: Detroit, 2; Boston, 19. Bases
o on balls; Off Eubank, 8; off Donovan, 1.
Hit by pitcher: Donovan, 1. Struck out:
J By Eubank, 2; by Willett, 1; by Tannehlll.
-a. raasea nan: Archer. - wild pitch: Bu-
bank. Time: 1:56. Umpires: Stafford and
w Hurst.
Ashland Defeat Wither.
U'TT T1T.1I l . ...
iL.i)rjii, iiro., jujy . (eptciai.i me
second game between Aahland and Vilher
)iu.j wun vy ine lurnier ny a
score of 8 to 6. on errors ln the last In
nings. The home team, composed wholly
of WUber buys, la feeling particularly
good over holding down the professionals,
so closely. Score:
Ashland - 0 110 2 0
Wllber 2 2 0 0 0 0
0 0 2-6 It 4
0 0 06 S 4
R.H.E.
Connor and
and Storkan.
Batteries: Ashland. RnfT
Copple. Wllber: Robertson
Umpire, M. M. Chaloupka,
Ptsnaylvasls Defeats Marlberosgk.
MARLUOrtOUGir, England, July a-The
cricket match between Marlbnrsugh s-hool
and the team representing the I niversity
of Pennsylvania, which began yesterday,
was resumed this morning. At the dose cf
play yesterday Marlborough had made 114
runs and Pennsylvania 134. The second In
ning today Marlborough was all out for
141 runs, making a tortal of li 5 runs. Penn
sylvania then scortd T4 runs for sven wick
ets and won the game with a total of 2bS
run and three wicket to spar a
Cltr leagaa Game York.
YORK, Neb.. Jul t. Special. V The First
and Fourth ward tfam of the city league
played a most exciting game of ball lust
vnnlng. Owing to Ilia darkness a large
numbt-r of score were run in the last
Innings. The same was won by the First
ward, 11 to t. on Friday evening the base
ball teams of the- Second and Third wards
will play on thsx. York college athletic
grounds.
Good Prospect for York It avers.
YORK, Neb.. July . (Speclal.)-The York
Fair and Bpeed association Is meeting with
fair success selling season tickets for the
speed meet, which occurs July 23, 24, S
and H. York' track I noted fur being
one of the nnet In the state and a large
number of horses will be ln the race
bar.
i
Whist Lsaiss 8a aaloai.
CHICAGO. July I.-r-Th' seventeenth an
nual congress of the American Whist
league opened here today with a record
breaking attendance. Thf great Interest
center around th contest .for the Hamil
ton club trophy, Which was won last year
ty the Pastime club of Brookllna, Mass.
' ' Sporting- Brevities. '
Hoetetter was played on second Monday
by MoCloaky and took seven chances with
out an error. - -
Brooklyn baa had auch a winning streak
of late that tha fan could nut tKiaa of
lining and it cause a real row to itav the
Cub trjur.ee U Xl-oliey LwJgcrr
BI0T NEAR CLOSE OF GAME !
Dtstarbanc Ensaes Wkf Polio
Arrest Hpeetator Who Refaaed
to Give V Foal
Ball.
BOSTON, July 8. In a disorderly gam
today Boston defeated Cincinnati, t to 1.
In the sixth Inning Lobert claimed that
Tenney Interfered with his throw, when
the Cincinnati player sent the ball Into the
bleachers, letting In three runs. Lobert
and Huggtns argued the point with Umplra
Rigler, who ended the debate by putting
the protectants out of the game. Later, a
riot appeared possible, when a spectator
ln one of the stands was arrested for re
fusing to give up the ball, which went foul.
Tenney, who assisted the police, to Identify
the . culprit, was hooted and Jeered by a
disorderly element. Score:
BOSTON. CINCINNATI.
AB.H.O.A.E, AB.H.O.A.B.
Brtdw.lt. is. 8 0 4 1 OHunini. lb.. I 080
Tenney, lb... 8 0
Drain, lb.... 4 I
Deaumoct, of I I
patea, rt I 1
Flahertr. If.. 4 0
Rlli h, jr. 8b.. 4 1
Nerdhatn, a.. 4 1
borner, p.... 4 1
a l i)e,ia, cr 1 1 e 9
8 1 OLnbert, as.... 8 1 t 1 1
8 0 0 Kane, as 1 0 1 1 0
I 0 OMItchell, rf... 4 0 9 0 0
111 Srhkl, e I 0 I 0 0
I 4 OOanial, lb.... 8 0 I 1 0
4 1 OKrurer, of-if. 8 8 10 0
1 1 0 Mover, lb... I 0 1 1 0
CXI well. H-ib. 1 0 3 0 0.
Totala 84 3 87 10 1 Bwlni, p 8 0 f 1 1
ToUla 87 IB 1 I
Boston 0 0 1 0 0 4 0 0 6
Cincinnati ,....0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 01
Two-base hit: Ritchey. Sacrifice hit:
Lobert. Stolen base: Ritchey. Double
play: Flaherty to Ritchey to Brain. Left
on bases: Boston, 9; Cincinnati, 3. First
base on balls: Off Ewlng, 4; off Dorner, 8.
Struck out: By Ewlng. t; by Dorner, 4.
Passed ball: Bchlel. Time: 158. Umpire:
Rigler.
Cnbs Defeat Dodarers.
BROOKLYN, N. T., July 9.-Ther was
no disturbance during today' gam at
Washington Park, jcere the Chicago and
Brooklyn team playc3 their fourth gam
of the present aeries, which will ,be con
cluded tomorrow. Manager Captain Frank
Chance, who flung back two of the empty
bottles hurled from the bleachers during
the final Inning of yesterday's game, was
not present today. Secretary Heydler of
the National league, acting In the absence
of President Pulltam from the city, In
definitely suspended Chanoe on the com
plaint of Umpire Emslle. Chicago won by
7 to 1, Overall's pitching being too strong
for the locals. Boor:
CHICAGO. BROOKLYN.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Slaile, ef....l 8 10 OAlpermtn. 3b 4 3 4 8
Sharker!, If. 8 1 1 0 OCaaer, 3b 4 8 1 0 0
Srhtilte, rf...3 110 ORummel. rf.. 4 0 8 0 0
Hofman, lb.. 4 0 0 0 0 Batch. f 4 1 1 0 0
melnfeldt, lb 4 0 3 1 0 Jordan, lb... 4 111 0 0
Tinker, as.... 4 114 0 Ma loner, cf.. 4 110 0
Ever, sb.
Ills OLwla, sa 4111V
.4170 BR It tar, e 4 0 8 1 0
.411 OBell, p 81081
'Lumler 1 0 0 0 0
.84 on 10 0
Kilns, c...,
Oreral!, p.
Totals....
Totals M 10 87 13 1
Batted for Bell In ninth.
Chicago 0 0 4 8 0 0 0 0 0 T
Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 01
TWo-baae hltr A 1 perm an, Casey. Three
base hits: Alperman, Maloney, Sacrifice
hits: Sdiekard, Casey. Left on base:
Chicago, 3; Brooklyn, 11. Base on balls;
Off Bell. 2. Struck out: By Overall, 1
by Bell. 8. Wild pitch: Overall. Timet
1:31. Umpires: Carpenter and Emslle.
Even Break la Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. July 9. Pittsburg and
Philadelphia split even In a double header
today. The visitor won the flrt by hit
ting Spark hard, while Brown held Pitts
burg to three hits In the second's"-"'".
Score, first game:
FITT8BVRQ. PHILADELPHIA.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Anosreon, rf. 8 3 0 OThomaa, cf... 18 8 10
UMk, cf 4 3 0 OKnabe, 3b,... 4 114 0
Clark,, If.... 4 4 8 0 Time, rf 8 18 10
Wagner, aa...4 1 1 8 0 Ma see, if..,. 4 3 3 0
Ab'ateblo. 8b 4 1 1 8 OQrant, 8b 4 0 111
Nealon, ib. 4 0 13 0 OCpurtnei. lb. 4 I t I 0
Storks, lb.... 4 118 0 Doolia. as.... 3 18 13
Othaon, e 4 1(1 OJackHtaca, e. 4 4 1 1
Wlllta, p 1 0 0 1 OSparka, p 8 0 0 8 1
Canmlta. p.,. I 0 0 8 0Oeborn ....1 0 0 0 0
Totals...... 17 II 87 II 0 Totals 81 I 17 14 4
'Batted for Spark In ninth.
PltUburg 1 0 0 1 0 2 1 1 1-8
Philadelphia 1 120000004
Two base hit: Leach, Abbatlc.ho,
Wagner, Titus, Dooltn. Three base hits:
Magee. Hits: Off Willis, 8 In three Innings;
off Camnlts, 1 In six Innings. Sacrifice
hit: Leach,. Wagner, Abbatlchlo, Knabe,
Doolln. Stolen bases: Anderson, Magee.
Left on bases: Pittsburg, 7; Philadelphia,
(. cases on Dans: urc vviiua. i; on tam
nltr, 2; off Hierks, 2. Struck out: By
Willis, 1; by Camnlts. 2; by Sparks, 2.
Time: 1:S5. Umpire O'Day.
Score, second gam:
" PHILADELPHIA. PlTTBBtJRO.
AB.H.O.A.B, AB.H.O.A.B.
Thomas, of... I 1 1 0 OAndereon, rf, 1 0 0 0 0
Knabe, b.... I 13 0 1 Leach, cf 8 10 0 0
Tltua. rf 4 0 8 0 1 Clarke. If.... 8 0 0 0 0
Masee. If.... 3 0 3 0 0 Waaner. ss... 4 0 0 8 1
Courtner. lb. 8 0 0 0 OAb'atchlo, 3b 4 1 8 3 0
Oram, lb 3 18 0 Nealon. lb... 4 0 13 3 1
Doolia, ss.... 3 0 3 8 0 Otorke, Ik... I 0 00
Doom, e I 0 I 1 0 Phelps, I 1 7 1 0
Brown, p 8 10 8 OLeiaeid. p.... 3 0 18 0
Totala 17 4 87 1 ToUla 17 8 84 It 3
Pittsburg 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Philadelphia 0 0 1 0 H 0 0 0 1
Two base hits: Grant. Sacrifice hits:
Leach, ClarkM, Storke. Doubl play
iNeaion. agner ano
Nealon. Left on
adelphla, i. Base
base: PltUburg. t; Phtladelphl
on balls: Lellleld, 8; Brown. 8.
Htn,.1r
out: By Llefleld, 6: by Brown, 2. Time:
l:4o. umpire, O Day.
GAMES IX AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Kanaaa City Wins from Colnnibna by
Superior All Aronnd Play,
KANSAS CITY, Mo., July .-Kansas
City won from Columbus today through
the perfect support given Egan, who was
.effective at critical stages. Hill's fielding
was the feature. Score:
KANSAS CITY, COLUMBUS.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
McBrtde, as. 8 8 8 1 VJuda. If 4
McCarthy, If. I 0 1 0 (Uriel, 8b 4
Hill, at 8 18 1 OHulawIt, aa.,4
I Bovkler, lb.. Ill Uvular, cf... 4
! Huelamu, rf 4 1 8 OKlhm. lb.... 4
I Kruvger, tb.. 4 8 8 8 dJarkaon, rf.. 8
Burke, lb.... 4 18 Wrlgley, lb.. 4
Sullivan, c... 8 0 8 Oulue, e 8
Ksao, 8 18 8 tWicker. p.... 8
Totals tt 87 10 0 Totala 81 84 10 1
Kansas City 1 0 0 x 0 0 0 4 7
Columbus 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11
Bases on balls: Off Kgan, 1; oft Wicker,
t Btruck out:' Hy Wicker, t. Sacrifice
hit: McCarthy, Hill. Berkley. Two-base
hits: Hill. McBrlde. Three-base hits:
Jude. Frlfl, Beckley, Double play: Hill
to Beckley. Left on bases: Kansas City.
1; Columbua & Time: 1:45. Umpires :
Hayes and Werden.
llooslera Bssch lilts.
MILWAUKEE, July . Indianapolis
bunched its hit off Goodwin todav and won
eaally. Score:
sllv. Score:
INDIANAPOLIS, MILWAUKEE.
AB H O A K. AB.H.O.A
Wllllama. aa. i 0 4 0 ORoblnaon. ss. 8 8 8 1
coulter, If.... 84 Oren, rf 8 1 1
tuek. cf......4 18 4 OConnors. )b.. 8 14 1
iarr, id a i s i vneTiua. e is I
l.mdy, tb.. I 1 8 Mk,rm'k. 8b 8 4 0 1
Himea. rf.... 8 1 8 OMoCheetiey, it 4 4 4 t
:l'f - I i ! r.' .
Kellum. B.
' " - " v e . I
4 8 18 eooodwia, B...8 111
Kuth
Totals 84 1 81 8
Totals 14 10 81 8 8
Batted for Goodwin ln the ninth.
Indianapolis 0 0 1 8 0 0 1 0 T
Milwaukee 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 01
Two-base hit: Lindsay, McUann. Three
base hit: Hlmes. Sacrifice hits: Living
ston, Green. Stolen base: Livingston.
loubl play: Bevlile to Connor. Left on
bases: Milwaukee, 11; Indlanapolla, i.
Banes on balls: Ofl Goodwin, 4; oft Kel
lum, 4. Btruck out: By Goodwin, I; by
Kellum, 8. Willi pitch: Goodwin. Tim:
1.40. umplra; Ugan.
Games In lbree-1 Leagaa.
At Peoria Peoria. 4: Bloomlngton, 1.
At Iubuqu Clinton, i; Imbuuus, 0.
At Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids, 4, Rock
Island, 0.
At Springfield eprUigfleld, 4; Decatur, 0.
CoralasT Took Flreesea's Cap.
CRE8TON. la. July I. BpeclaL-Th
fireman' tournament, held In this city July
4th and fcth, was a complete succers from
every standpoint. Twenty thousand people
are thought to have been ln th city to at
tend. Good attractions wer offered and
th management In checking up accounts
have found a balance on th light sld of
tb column. The cup offered by the asso
ciation was taksn by Corning. This Is the
second year that Corning has secured It
snd It has only one more year to hold It
pefur It beouina th permanent property
Wiien Doctors Dine Together
la it coffee? Is it tea? No I Seldom indeed do they use these evil drugs.
They know that they destroy digestion weaken the nerves encourage insomnia.
The vast majority of physicians prefer pure malt and hop beer at meals, such as
Thia superb beer has been brewed for over half a century from the best maltinjf Barley and
fmoorted Bohemian Hons bv the celebrated "Guild Natural PTOCCSS. Physicians knowing
its commanding superiority over all other American beers not only approve of it for their own table,
but heartily recommend it to poorly nourished and convalescing patients. The testimony of the
World's greatest physicians prove that beer is undoubtedly healthy for example we print the following:
Dr. Willis P. Kino, of Kansas City, formerly President ol the Missouri State Medical
Society, speaks of beer as follows:
"Beer to persons of moderate health, where used in moderate quantities, does not only
increase weight and strength of body, but has the influence of aiding the digestive apparatus
to digest other things taken as food. For nearly 40 years I have prescribed our best beers,
' ordering three to four glasses a day, in a great variety of ailments and the RESULTS have
been wonderfully beneficial.
GUND'S PEERLESS Do tiled Deer is procurable at all first-class public re
sorts and found in the homes of those most discriminating. Telephone at
once and have a case delivered today.
John Gimd Brewing Co.
, LA CROSSE, WIS,
W. 0. HEYDEN, Manager, 1320-22-24 Leavenworth St., "
Oniaha, Neb., Telephone Doufflaa 2344.
'avifr 'tjanVflli r ii afcsifi " trS.iiiiiaaaStMsjaaaai msaaisa
of the Corning department. The most sen-
national contest or tne tournament was tne
coupling contest, In which the state record
was broken and the world's record being
equalled within a fraction of a second. The
time was 1 and 4-6 seconds.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION BATTERS
Cook Makes Good for a Start with tha
ladlaatapolta Team.
- Captain Cook, 'formerly of Pueblo, now
of Indianapolis, leads the American league
in hitting, out he has played in but a fuw
games. The' real leader Is Carr of In
dianapolis. - Perrlng I batting ,29 and
Porkorney .288.
Plarar. Club.
Pet. Player. Club. Pat.
Cook, Indianapolis..
Carr, Indtanapulta. ..
Brain, St. Paul....
J. Clark, Toledo...
.421 BrlKKR, Indianapolis.
.848
.Hi
Ml
. .im Lahey. Kan. City..
. .348 Oder. St. Paul
. .841 Chech, Toledo .Hi
Oasalar. Columbua
8moot, Tolado ...
Fohl, Columbus ..
, .Ml wicker, Columbua 841
. .329 Qulnlan, Loulevlll..,
.' .321 ADbott, Tolado
. .IIS W. Clarke. Toledo....
.837
.8:4
.888
.234
Laud, Toledo
B. rraeman, Mlnn'lla. .314 Sugiea. St. Paul..,.,
Jackaon, Columbua 818 Graham. Minneapolis.
84
Armbruatar, Toledo... .318 glegle, Initl.n.polla. .. .834
Curtla. Milwaukee.,.. .Ill Kl.her, Columbua Ui
Roth, MUwaukea Pultmann. Loularllls. .881
Hulawtlt. Columbua.. . Derllla, Milwaukee... .Uil
Jude, Colunihua 3"3 Knehlir, Bt. Paul 831
Orerainger, Mlnnea'lla ,8'fl Woodruff, Loularlll. .228
Connors, Milwaukee.. .S'JO M.nske, Minneapolis. .t
Prink, St. Paul..
.300 Smith. St. Paul til
.ino Lauihlln, St. Paul... .8:t
.8J0 Wllllame, Indiana' lla. .124
.& Crtaa. Bt. Paul 824
Huahea. Loularllls... .121
Btovall, LoulaTllls..
Bella, Toledo
Pcrrlna, Toledo
Cooler, Loulavllle.
Mertea, Minneapolis.. .U4 Sulllran, LoulaTllla,,
Bar beau, Toledo tit Wright, Loulrrllle..
Porkornay, Toledo M Stanley, LoulaTllla.
Prlel, Columbua '.' Bock ley, Kaa. City
1. Freeman, Mlnna'lla .lu Swans, Kaa. City..
Dunleavr, gt. Paul... .2M Kerwln. Kan. Cltr.
.841
.114
.811
.811
.111
.810
McCarthy, Kan. City. .8iT Dougherty. Milwaukee .)
MoCormlck. Mllwau... .M Hopka, Indianapolis.. .
Hualaman, Kan. City. .tt Egan, Kan. city 8u
Lattlmore, Toledo 8Hl Blue, Columbua lot
Pelts. LoulaTllla 8al allien. Toledo 1S9
Orea. Mllwauke siTt willi.ma. at. Paul... ta
I Hl"- Kn- c"r f Clark. Milwaukee It
! 0j,1r- Minneapolis... .f:i-c,oodwln. Milwaukee.. AH
vuiuinuui.. .Ill I pp, I OlUmDUS
McBrlde, Kan. City... .871 Dun on. Mlnnenpolls. .178
Cvaltsr. Indlanapolla. .Zfil Ls Roy, St. Paul 1
Robtnaon, Mllwaukes. Preaman, Mlnne.. .HI
Gayer, Columbua ! Kelum, Indlanapolla. .14
LITIngatona. Indian' lis ts Kenna, LoulaTllla 158
Braahear, Loularllls.. .2 rranta, Kan. City lti)
Nordyka, St. Paul 2G6 Adama, St.. Paul 14T
Klhm. Columbus 14 Durham. LoulaTllls. .. .141
Thomas, Minneapolis. .IIS RoherUllla. Colombus .148
Hlmes. Indlanapolla.. .8bS Slagla, Indianapolis.. .114
MoCheeney, Mllwau... .241 Parrta. Bt. Paul 12J
Kruegar. Kan. City. .. .21 Hawley, Indlanapolla .184
Burke, Kan. City 2I Kllroy. Minneapolla.. .114
Cromley, Indlanapolla .t lBummera, Indlana lla. .114
Wrlgley, Coluinutia. .. .257 Cheuault, Iodlana'lla .111
Tlemayer, St. Paul... ,r.7 Shannon, Minneapolis .14
nrug,- inaianapolla
Rallly, Columbua..
Em. ck. ST. Paul..
SulllTan, Loulavlla.
.UT Elliot, LnuteTtlle 1H4
.Zoo Ford, Minneapolis ftM
.?0 fine. Kaa. City Mil
.241 Towneend, rollimbes. .OKI
.Ut Ichnelbera-. Mllw.e ... .071
Reagan. Toledo...
Padden. St. Paul Ill Wllioi. Mllwaukae. .. .oa
O'Nell. Illnnsapolls... .841
HOFllAN, WCVUKIl OF THE DAY
Blost Versatile Ball Player la Bui.
nesa Adorns the Bench.
The strength of Chance's team la shown
when he can afford to play a player like
Artie Hofman on the bench. There Is not
ln either big base ball league another player
of the versatility of Arthur Hofman. Bine
the season opened this spring he haa been
stationed at every position on the field with
the exception of second base and th bat
tery. He haa been ln every game played
by the Cubs this spring until the last week
?"u V"' u7 "al ne na piayea he hu
" " w
lace of a man who la ran
sidered a "regular." But Hofman' brllllaut
, work entitles him to a regular berth some
! where on the team, even when all the men
i aro ln ln" 4"nH ot condition, Tor he 1 a
good at any of these place a thoss who
; mlv "oiuing in. juna reguiariy.
i Ball player usually' require practice and
lots of it to master all angle of a certain
'position. After playing a score of gams
SI intra It IS almoat Imnnu i . trt an.l.l.nli.
. ,!,, i. ."."., '"v."
Z balla come at different angle and the
inrows are airrerent. bo it is in the out
i field. A right fielder Is lost when switched
to lert or vice versa,
But Hofman can switch anv time and
play any of these posltluns with the best
in the league. His ability ln this line Is
little short of marvelous and has drawn
enoomlums from every leading manager ln
the game.
DATES FOR TUB INTEllCLtD RICES
Regatta at Cut-Oft Lake la Fixed for
Neat Week.
The data for th holding of th Interclub
yacht race between th boats of the
Omaha Rod and Gun club and the Council
Bluffs Rowing association have been
changed from July 14 to July 80 and 2L
The Rod and Gun club will be represented
by the Omaba. Dr. I espeiher's new boat,
nd the Coutioll Bluffs club baa not de
cided which boat to send over. The races
will be sailed at Manawa. the first Satur
day afternoon, the second Sunday morn
ing and the tlilrd Sunday afternoon. Th
Manawa club will extend all possible
courtesies to th Omaha sailors and aa th
best of feeling exist between th members
of the two clubs soma rar sport Is looked
forward to. Many of the more skilled
sailors at Gut-Ofl hav been salllnyf for th
last few years at Manawa, but with the
boom In the use of water craft at Out-Olf
have tuowd LUclr tnuut ot (yperatluu to
Peerless
thl aide, which I much handler because
i of the time saved.
THIRTY-INNING BASE BALL GAME
New Record Made by Amateur Yoddc
sters at .Cleveland.
The Brooklyn A. C. and the East End
All Star of Cleveland, two lo-year-old
team, played the day before the Fourth
at Cleveland a thirty-Inning game at Brook
aide Park, 4 to 1.. establishing a new world
record. Tha All Stars scored their only
run on Bender's double. Miller' sacrifice
and Hardy' single.
The Brooklyns scored one In the ninth on
triples by Leroy and Clgler. One had
fanned before, and tha next two fanned.
In the thirtieth Inning passe to Steward
and Lltaler and Leroy' homer tallied three
; run. Leroy allowed one nil in eignteen
inning ana iannea twenty-one men, ue
sides slugging th ball.
BROOKLYN A. C. BAST END ALL 8TARS.
P. H PO.A E. R.H.FO.A.B.
Slgler. aa 0 8 I 18 0 Bender, tb... 1 1 0
Heatings, rf . t 0 I 0 0 Miller, ct 0 1 1
Lawrenrs, If , 0 0 8 0 0 Hardy. SD....0 180
Welah. 8b. ... I 8 0 Klce, lb 0 0 84 8 1
Ooodman. lb. 0 0 84 1 1 Kelly, rf 0 0 8 1 4
Clever, 8b.... 1 4 8 4 OWIee. It 0 4 I 8 0
Steward, ct... 1 4 1 0 0 Green, as 0 0 8 0
Lltiler, s 1 8 84 4 1 Kramer, c... 4 0 80 4 8
P.I ix, p 4 4 4 4 0 Dakar, p 4 4 4 8 4
Leroy, p 1 4 10 4 0 Smith, p 4 14 4 4
Total .480 41 1 Total 1 4 80 80 8
Brooklyn A. C
OuOOOOOul 000 000 000 000 000 000 0034
East End All Stars
1U0 000 000 000 0M 000 000 000 000 0001
Innings pitched: Pelts, 12; Leroy, 18;
Baker, t; Smith, 21. Hits apportioned: Pelts,
I; Leroy, 1; Baker, 1; Smith, 6. Eared
runs: Brooklyns, 8; East End All Stars, 1.
Two-base hits: Bender, Hardy. Three-bass
hits: Leroy. 1: Slgler. Horn runs: Leroy,
Smith. Sacrifice hit: Kramer. Stolen
bases: Kelly. Clover (2), Wise,
Baker. First base on balls: OR Baker, 4;
off Smith, 6. First base on errors: Brook
lyn. 2; Star, 1 Struck out: By Leroy, 21;
by Pelts, 4; by Baker, 6; by Smith, 7.
Double plays: Welsh to Goodman (3), Green
to Bender, Bender to Green. Time of game,
five hour and fifty minutes. Umpires, King
and Kelly.
EVENTS ON TIIE RUNNING TRACKS
Gallavant Win the Bar Ridge Handi
cap at Bheepshead Bay,
NEW YORK, July . The Bay Ridge
handicap at one mile and quarter, I lie
feature of the card at Bheepshead Bay to
day, resulted In an easy victory for Galla
vant. Summary:
First race, six and a half furlongs: Lady
Anne (118, Miller, 6 to 1) won, Druid (IIS,
Knapp, 20 to 1) second, Golden Shore (104,
Walsh, IS to 1) third. Time: 1:U. Preten
sion, Robin Hood, James N. Herman, Ban
Smith. Allla, Bt. Valentine, Mary Morris.
Shining Star, Barbary Belle, Yorkist and
Woolwltch also ran.
Second race: Fontalnhleu OH. Onley, 4 to
1) won. Golden Ball (111, B. Duga, I to li
second, Gretna Green (108, Notter, 4 to 1)
third. Time: 1:40. J. C. Core, Zeethus.
Smiling Tom, Kilter and Ban Alvlso also
ran.
Third race, five and a half furlongs: Nim
bus (114, Miller, even) won, Jim Gaffney
(112, Martin, 4 to 1) second, Long Ball (109,
Brussel, 7 to 11 third. Time: 1:07H. Sen
ator Barrett, Walter Miller, Amundsn,
Hartford Boy, Countermald, Sagg, Riallo,
Husaelson, Bobbin Around, Troublesome,
Dot.ti B. and Bon Ton also ran.
Fourth race. Bay Rldgv -rrumllcap, mils
and quarter: Gallavant (loi. Garner. 7 to
1) won. Confederate (100, Sandy, 7 to 1)
second. Cairngorm (lug, Notter. '.- 'o l third.
Time: 1:07. Toka'.on, Phllandev, Yankee
Girl and Lord Lovatt also rsn.
Fifth race, mile and a half, on turf:
Banker (W, Brussell, S to 1) won. O. L. M.
(hd, C. Brady, 26 to 1) second, Lancastrian
(106, B. Dugan, 4 to 1) third. Tim: 2:3M.
Go Between, Dan Buhre, Mis Crawford
and Palett also ran.
Sixth rac. five and a half furlong: F.
Kobouquet (W. Knapp, 11 to 6) won, Ex
plosion (110, Miller, 4 io Vt second, Imitator
(110, Horner, Jo to 1) third. Time: 1:07.
Lady Phyllis, Styllt, Gold Finn. Ida B.,
r;rest Dame. Keep Movlnar. Ruth Tavlor.
Treasure, Boema, Dramatic, Home Again
and Water Fowl also ran.
CINCINNATI, July t.-Reault at La-
tonla:
First race, six furlongs: Bellmenc (108,
Power. 12 to f) won, No Quarter (loo,
I'U kens, S to 1) aecond. Hard Shot (108,
Taylor, I to 1) third. Time: M7H- Frank
FUsher. Little George. Charlie Mitchell,
Fenian, Hughe. WsJgewood, Kiicson and
Careless also ran.
Second race, four and a half furlongs:
Beth Goodwin (112, J. Lea, 4 to 1) won.
Pinkie Piim (112, Pickens. 20 to 1) aecond,
Merrlgo (111, J. Conley, I to 1) third. Time:
1:67. lnventres. llasel, Present, Ogbent,
Pleaaantvlew Bell, Silver Deer and finak
Mary also ran.
Third rac. mile: Lavelta (M, Butler,
t to 1) won. Convelo (101, Austin, even)
sicond. Javanese (81, Plerott, to 1) third.
Time: I:44A, Husaah, prlnue Orna and
Barlett also ran.
Fourth race, six and a half furlongs:
Baul (114, J. Conley, t to 1) won, Ksm
J. Lee, 30 to 1) second Harold D. (106,
Walker, 16 to 11 third. Tims: 1:644. Kon
nofla. Lightning Conductor, Airship, Frank
Mnnteverde and Kokomo also ran.
Fifth race, five and a half furlongs: Al
bert Star (102, La. I to 1) won. Kvelyn 8.
(',14),' Heldet. t to D second. Sehado (102,
Powars, to t thud, llms; IJA Clack
Bees fllik.
Dress, Marcus Aurellus, Waldorf Belle,
r.mer, vanen, Moscow Bene, judge Dun-
don, Dlnda and Gresham also ran.
Sixth race, mile: County Clerk (106, Crlm-
mins, S to 1) won, Delia Thorpe (106, Austin,
7 to 1) second, Delestrome (IDO, Powers, 6
to 2) third. Time: 1:444k. Dr. Lee Huff-
man, Ouardl, Sir Oeofry, Helen Virginia
and Anna Ruskln also ran.
.
CHAMPIONSHIP
NATIONAL GOLF
Weather Condition M nek Improved, '
with Large List of Entries.
CLEVEJWVND, July 9.-Play for the na
tional amateur golf championship com
menced this morning over the Euclid links.
J A. Ellen of the Pittsburg neld club drove
tne nrst oai or tne tourrameni, ne ana hi
piaying partner, uaniei t nauncey or Gar-
den City being sent off at a. m.
Tha player were sent away at brief In
terval, but th entry list was so large that
it was well Into the afternoon when the last
pair drove off. Eighteen holes will be played
today and eighteen tomorrow, the thirty- or everi higher will qualify for the cham-
two lowest scores to qualify for the ellml- pl0nshlp rounds, beginning' Thursday,
natlng match play that commence Thur- 0nly twenty of those playing today had
aaxT; .... ... , 1 scores of 175 or better. Traver' play
Weather condition thl morning were today haa made him a pronounced fa
much Improved over yesterday. Th gale for championship honors, although
that created such havoc with score, ye.ter- u ,. .vl(1(,nt ,hat from ',he i.igh-c la.s field
day had died down to a gentle breete this entered ,,imt clos matrhes will result,
morning and I th ,un was partly obscured Tne flr,t nuallfying round of 18 hole
bv clouAn that gave Promise of a storm. for the charViplcnahlp will be played to
Much better scores, therefore, were looked morrow, commencing at 9 o'clock. Th
JnVr ' "neBdTly.ndth.,la1rgeh0fl1;rd iSt.n'.
Eben Ilyers, present amateur champion, t-1 --.,Hir-, air-ma mnh u inan
traded him and for a time Mr. Rockefeller BEATRICE SLES GOOD HACINO
trudged along behind the Pittsburg man
and hi playing partner, F. L. Griffith of the Flva Heats Necessary to Deride Tvr
Arlington Gol club, watching their play f Umrnrmm KT.nt.
with great Interest. J
After watching the Byers-Orlfflth match, I BEATRICE. Neb., July 9 (Special Tele
Mr. Rockefeller switched to the Chandler gram.) The Nebraska circuit race opened
Bgan-Jerom Travers match, whloh had a hre today for a run of four days, with a
larg gallery, and followed this for some large attendance. The 2:22 pace and th
ttme 2:22 trot were warmly contested, five heats
Both Kgan and Travers played carefully being required ln each race to decide th
and the belief that the two probably would winners. Summary:
coma together ome time during th match Class 1:22 pacing; purse, $400:
play for the championship lent Interest Baxanna 1 t II 4
to the match. Egan found the bunkers of Brown Woodford 5 6'4dr
both the short holes going out the third Bl"' HaJton 7ds
and eighth, but finished the first nine holes Midget Willis 4 4 111
In S9. Travers was bunkered on th long Kewanee yueen 2 ill)
seventh hole, but played perfectly other- Hal 8 8 122
wise and finished th first half In Sf. Scores Edith F 4 I I I I
J. A. Ellen. Pittsburg Field Club 87
D. Chauncey, Garden City 86
George F. Willett, Country club, city.. ..81
C. Fowne. Oakmont 87
Harold Weber, Toledo 79
J. K. Cole, Buclld 84
T. G. Stephenson, Country club, Cleveland 86
L. Khett, Dyke Meadow
A. E. Austin. Lambton ., 3
O. Jones, Inverness kl
W. A. Btlckney. St. Louis. Country club.. 83
Ouy Miller. Detroit
F. L. Griffith, Arlington ' Half-mile dash, running: Frank Jones
Eben Byers, Allegheny Country club 86 won, Neva Hustler second, Ella Edward
A. W. Tlllinrhast, Philadelphia 61 third. Time: 0:49V-
Harold Sands. Palmetto J7
John H. Ward, Fox Hill Hart showed wisdom In letting his recruit
T. B. Beckwlth. Cleveland Country club.. 86 remain In the game Monday, for he settled
W. T. West. Philadelphia Country club.., 6 after the two bad inning and pitched mag
Harold Weber of Toledo, wbo wa a eml- mncent ball.
flimllMt In tba national tournament at Chi- j
cago two years ago. was the first to turn
na rolnir out In w and In 40,
Asa Tft fAn 4Kaii1A
National Champion Eben Byers amased
his friends hy turning in a score or no. ns
took 41 going out ana connnF i". wnn
sixes on th aeventh, eleventh and fifteenth
hole.
PLAY FOR THE OLYMPIC ClIP
Famous Golf Trophy 1 Won by
Metropolitan Team.
CLEVELAND, O., July . Th Olymplo
cup, open to team of four from any golf
association In th world and held for th
last two year by th Western Golf as
sociation, wa today won by th team of
th Metropolitan Golf association, with a
total of 641 strokes. Thl event, th pre
liminary to th National Amateur Golf
championship, th qualifying round fur
which will b played tomorrow and
Wednoday ever tb Euclid club link,
wa playsd In th teeth of a gale, which
brought disaster to many player and ra
th scores up to a degree entirely unex.
pected, many of those who are regarded
as strong bidder for championship honor
turning lo card many troke above those
showu ln the praetlc of th last few
day.
Th Wtern Golf association tarn fin
lahed second with' a total of 641 strokes,
th Western Pennsylvania team third with
6(1 and th Royal Canadian fourth with
464. Ton teams contested for lh trophy.
Th scores war aa follows:
Metropolitan Archl Reld, 161: Fret
Herreshoff. 161; J. D. Traver. 161 , W.
J. Travl. 16!: team total, 441.
Western W. li. Egan, 174; H. C. Egan,
144; W. K. Wood, 166; D. E. Sawyar, 164;
team total, 648.
Wat peuosylvanla Golf Association
Eben Byers, 140; W. C. Fowls, Jr., 164;
George Ormlston, 142; Norman Macbeth,
141: team total, 451.
Royal Canadian Gnorg 8. Lyon, 156;
IL It. Betta. 172; F. R. Martin, 16; A. E.
Austin, 171; team total, 454.
New Jersey Golf Association Max
H.hr 111: R Abbott. Ill: E. M. Ham., a
17: Archie Graham, ill; team total, es.
Philadelphia Golf Association A. W.
Tlilighaal. 171, W. P. at-ilh, lUu 1. JT.J
1"- .-
r mim
Byers,
185; W. T. West, 166; team, total.
sub.
Ohio Golf Association C. If Stanley,
172; J. 8. Beckwlth. 167; II. W. Fraaer.
177; J. I). CI I mo. 17S; team total, 694.
TranHmissiKelppl Golf Association Ardo
Mitchell, 168; Leon Mitchell, 188; Alden
Swift, 178; Arthur Stickney, 166; team
I total, 687.
r-tafrord Oolf Association O. D. Tnomp-X
". l'?i W. C. Carneglo, 174; H. AJT
Pnnds, 172; C. H. Seeley, 180; team tota1.
Massachusetts Oolf- Assorlatlon P. W.
Whlttemorn, 166; Hugo Johnstone, 181;
George Willett, 188; T. G. Stephenson,
176; team total. 710.
To Jerome D. Travcrs must ' be given
most of the honor for the victory. H
Illad the morning round ln 77 anil th
afternoon round ln 75. a total of 152.
piay that was considered remarkable In
, vlew of tne adverse condition.
ffka ma.. 14 n.4 A.ln,. .,ni. I u.kUk
forty contestants for the amateur
pon.hlp took part, Indicates that
iimllar weather conditions a cor
a iiu scnuiv vs. . vti is V- v iiit.il
cham-
hat wltti
.a 17
Miss jimmy j (or
Verna, post ........... ..... ...... ..... 17
Time: M6H. 2:19V, 2:16, 2:15.
Class 2:22 trot; purse, 8100:
Cricket 2 2 t
Captain Post 5 4 6
Lady Dale 4 5 4
Liny King s i
Hypa 1 S
Sidney Mambrtno 7 7
Dalsv Small wood 6 8
6 8 S
7 7 I
2 1 I
Time: 2:2U4. 2:2uU, I:17'A. 2:18V4. 2:19W
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