THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, JULY 23, 1907.
CORBETT UP IN A BALLOON
Before He Octa Sown Lincoln Hai
Se7en Bum and the Game.
ALL RUJJS MADE IN EIGHTH
l'p to that Time It Wno n Blank for
Lincoln, an 41 Nothing Vm Doing
In the ninth, bat that
Was F. no a ah.
BIOt:X CITT. la.. July 22. After holding
;h Lincoln Oosllngs tight to first and
eecond bases for seven Innings, pitching
shutout ball all the way. Corbett had a
brainstorm In the eighth nd was pounded
to a frazxle. Before the Ducklings were
pulled off, they had planted enough runs
to tire them the game, T to 3. Zackert was
hit freely by the Bloux, and after his club
liad rounded up a big lead. Holmes sent
'"'k-ntte In to head off a possible rally.
.Uorv:
siorx crrr.
A P. r. it. ro.
anre. If 6 0 11
r. Bheelian, 3b (021
Vobllt. rf 3 0 0 4
.Veed, 2b.... S 1 3 4
Hart, lb 4 0 0 8
Granville, ss 4 0 13
Breioler, rt 8 0 11
T. Sheehan. o 8 118
Corbett, p 8 110
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
Omaha . .
Lincoln . ,
1 es itiolnes. ...
ljenver
Flniix city......
Pueblo
WKHTKRN LEAGUE.
Played. Woo. Lost.
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4
4
44
40
Si
81
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81
88
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81
4
Pot.
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.(63
.833
.44
.40f
.810
Hlncbman, Bradley. Flick, O'Brien. Stolen
base; Turner. Double plays: Turner and
Htovall; Mil. Altlser to Anderson. Base
on balls: Oft Llebhardt, 1 Hit by pitcher:
By Uebhardt, 1. Struck out: By Lleb
hardt, I; by Falkenberg, 6. Passed ball:
Clarke, 1. Wild pltohes: Liebhardt, 1
Time: 1:00. Umpires: Sheridan and Staf
ford. TwelTO-Tnnlnar Tic.
CHICAGO, July 22 Chicago and Boston
played a twelve-Inning tie game today,
each scoring one run. The game was
railed by agreement to allow the teams to
catch trains for the east. Only an hour
and fourteen minutes were required fof the
first nine Innings. Score:
CHICAOO. BOSTON.
AS H.O.A.B. AB. H.O.A.B.
..till 0B.rr.tt. If.... I 4 I 0 (
..111 0U 8ulllr.ii, rt 4 1 I 0
4 11 Sfongelton, rt 4 1 I 4
10 Ol um.ub. lb.. I 010 1
III rorrls. lb.... I 1 1 T 4
0 1 0 Knlsbt, lb... 4 1 I I 0
1 4 1 Vner. ..... 4 118 4
4 14 0 Armbni.t'r, 4414
1 Young, p 4 14 14
H.hn. rf
Jnni, rt
Irb.ll, lb I
l)m:ihertT, If I
Hihe. u 4
Donohue. lb. 4
W SulllT.n, c4
Qulilln, lb... 4
Altroik, p.... 4
PITTSBURG DEFEATS BOSTON
Pirates Win In Thirteenth tni Mot
Into Second Place.
WAGITER FETISHES THE GAME
nig- lb.rrtsOB Masroo Th
Hit and Itmi oa a Losg ri
Reanlts of Other
Games.
BOSTON, July 22. Today's game lasted
thirteen hard-fought Innings before Wag
ner's three-base hit and a long fly gare
Pittsburg the victory- Score I
PITTiBURO. BOSTON.
AB. H.O.A.B.
Totals
'Cetchem, cf . .
n"ox, 2b
' ,'olmes, 3b...,
Gagnler, ss..,
Fenlon, rf....
Thomas, lb..
Dsvldnon, If..
Rulllvan, c...
i'nu-kert, p. ..
f'lcotte, p
Reddlck
Totals
........85
LINCOLN
AB. R.
I
6
4
io r is
H. po.
S I
1 3
3 1
A. E
X
ToUtl...
Chicago
Boston .
.44 4 II M I Total! 44 I 14 II 4
....0 0100000000 01
....0 10000000000-4
PariiftVe hits: Congaiton. Stolen bases:
Dougherty, Unglaub, Jones. Double plays:
W. Sullivan snd Rohe. Loft on bases:
Chicago, 8: Boston. 4. Struck out: By
Toung, 1: by Altrock, 4. Tims: 1:44. Um
pires: Connolly and Hurst.
HEAT CAUSES BATTTlfO ILCHF
87 T 11 27 10 1
Batted for Zackert In eighth.
Sioux City 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 03
Lincoln 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-T
Two-base hits: D. Sheehan, Weed,
Oranvllle. Corbett. Sacrifice hit: Hart,
stolen basee: Ketchem, Fox (). Double
plays: Oagnler, Fox to Thomas. Bases
an balls: Off Corbett, 4; off Zackert, 3; oft
Ctcoite, 8, Struck out: By Corbett, S; by
.'.eokort, 4; by Clcotte, 3. Time: 8:10.
i.'mplre: Conahan. Attendance) 1,100.
Postponed Osinaee.
At Denver The Omaha team did not ar
rive in time for the game scheduled for
.oday.
At Pueblo The Des Moines team was
unable to reach here In time for today's
jama,
GAMES 12V THE AMERICAN LBAGTJH
Now York Win from it. locals la too
Nlntlt.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., July 22 A batting rally
In the ninth won today's game for New
iCork over St. Louis. 8 to 1 The soore:
NSW YORK. ST. LOUIS.
AB. H.O.A.B. AB. H.O.A.B.
HotTman, cf . 6 I I I (Miles, lt 4 1 I 4 1
Ulborf.ld, M.I 4 OH.mpbm, cf 4 1 T
Chase, lb I I 14 4 1 Stone, If 4 I 1
William lb. 111 4Pleberln(, rf. 8 1 I
lApon., rf...4 1 4 4 Wallace, as. . 4 3 8
Morlarttjr. lb. I ft 1 4 4 Yeeer, lb... 4 1 0
Conror, If-lb. 8 1 1 4 Joaea, lb 4 I
TkwM 11 OSt.v.ca, o.... I I
Orth, p 4 t I 4 0laae, I 0
Rlck.r, If,.,. I 14 l'lpiaw .... 1 4 4
klalaow, ... 4 4 1 4 0 HrtMll ...1 4
Kltsos, 00 .
Hear, t ft Total! 44 14 17 II I
Totals 17 10 17 II I
Batted for Stevens In ninth.
Batted for Glad In ninth.
St Louis 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 34
.New York 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 84
Two base hits: Chase, Stone. Hits: Off
Orth. 8 in eight innings; oft Kltaon. 3 In
two-thirds innings; oft Moore 0 In one-third
Inning. Sacrifice hit: Pickering. Double
play: Williams to Chase. Left on bases:
ot. Louis, 6; New York, . Bases en balls:
oft Olads, 3; oft Kltson, 1. Struok out: By
Ulade, 8; by Orth, 6; by Moore, 3. Time.
2:04. Umpire: Evans.
Detroit Banches Hits.
DETROIT, Mich.', July 22. Five clean
slnglus In the eighth Inning with some dar
ing bass running gsve Detroit five runs
t-ud the gajiie. Score:
DETROIT. PHILADELPHIA.
AB. H.O.A.B. AB. H.O.A.B.
Venae, If I I I Hansel. It.... 4 114 4
I 4 Nlchole. as .. 4 I 1 I 4
ft eserbold. rf... 4 4 4 4 4
1 Darie. lb 4 14 ft 4
4 nurvbr. lb.. 4 4 14 4
I 4 Collin., lb... I 4 1 '4 4
I 4 01drlnfc, of... 4 1 I 4 I
I Tower, a.... I ft 1 ft
I 4 Plank, p 1 1 4 3 4
uihlln. lb. I 4 I
rewford, cf. 4 I 1
Cob., rf 4 1 1
huMouQ, lb. 4 1 1ft
1'owes, lb . 4 4 I
I'syne. c I 4 4
O Laarr. aa... I I 1
MuIUd. p I 1 4
Total. II I 17 14 0 Total! II I 14 14 I
Detroit 0 0 0 t 0 0 8 4
Philadelphia 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 03
Two base hit: Davis. Three base hits:
Crawford, Oldrlng. Sacrifice hits: Jones,
C'oughlln. Double play: Payne to Downs.
Left on bases: Detroit, 8; Philadelphia, 4.
ciases on balls: Oft Mullln, 1. Hit by
pitcher: Mullln, 1. Struck out: By Mul
la, b; by Plank. 3. Wild pitch: Mullln.
rime: 2:00. Umpire: O'Loughlln.
Napoleons Bunch Hits.
CLEVELAND. O., July 22. Cleveland
won today by timely batting. The Score:
CLKVBLAND. WASHINGTON.
AB. H.O.A.B. AB. H.O.A.B.
llrk. rf 4 1 4 ft OOanUr. It.... 4 ft 4 4 4
11 0 Alllier, as.... 4 1 8 I 4
I I lft 4 Dalh'nty of-lb 4 114 4
1 14 ft 4 Aaaereon, lb. 4 I II 0
111 0 Hickman, rt., 1 0 ft 4 1
1 1 Mil, lb 4144
111 (Warner, 0....4 181
ft 1 ft 4 gchlpke. lb.. I ft 1 I
3 4 14 r.lk.nbart. 1 ft ft I ft
- Uahrlna. a ... 0 A 1 a
.14 11 If IT (Oraham. of.. 1 ft 4 t
Hereoa .... 1 4 4 4
' Total! II I 14 It 1
Batted for Falkenberg In eighth.
Cleveland 0 1 2 0 0 1 1 1 8
Washington 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 13
Hits: Off Falksnberg, In seven Innings;
off Qehrlng, 3 In one inning. Two base
lilts: Turner, Clarke. Bacrtflce hits:
nrealer. lb.. I
'ramar, aa... I
Pterall, lb... 4
t larka, a I
Hmrhman, If I
irilrlen, lb.. I
IhrmDfb'm, of 4
4ebturdt, p. 4
Totals.,
2fg l WVUIIU,
Aaftai aue. rt, 4
Leach, at
Ctarka, If.... t
W.gn.r, aa . I
Ab'atcblo, lb I
Nealon, lb... I
Btorka, lb... (
Otbaon, e 4
Camnlti, p... 4
Iltlfld. p.., ft
Hallman ... 1
110
ft 1
ft ft
AB H O A B.
BrldweU. ag.. 4 I 4 7 4
ft T.nn.r. lb... 4 18 8 1
Brain, lb 4 18 14
1 B.aumont, of. 4 1 1 4
1 Bataa. rf 4 1 I 4 4
Randall, if . I 1 I 0
ORItch.7, lb. .. ( 4 I I 1
1 Naedham, C. 4 1 1 I 1
0 Pornar, p.... 4 1 1 1 ft
ft Youns. p 4 ft ft 1 ft
0 'Burke 1 ft 0 ft ft
Ittcaora Are Working; Hard and
Hexjords Are Scaled.
Hot weather set the pitchers to working
their best in the National league and the
batting records were scaled down consld-
t eraoie an a ronneriuenre. w&gner nne
inffiMi Magee in tne race oi tne regulars
or the batting honors. Kllng has done
the best all around worn as a catcher to
date and Oansel Is the rightful leader of
the first sackers, although the young Car
dinal, Konetrhy, has a remarkable record
for the time he has been playing. Knabe
tons the seconds and Stelnfeldt leads at
third and Dahlen at short. McCarthy was
leading the outfielders when released. Chi
cago lends in team fielding. Percentages:
Rlchla. Phlla I Browu. Boat on itt
Waari.r, Pltaburg Ill Amae. Kaw Tors
Smith. Plttaburt Ill Darla, Cincinnati....
.an uran.neia, rnna
.Ill Jacklltach. Phlla
.lift Dooln, Philadelphia..
.101 Moran. Chlcaio
.2" Bennett, fit. Loula...
.Ml Orant. Pblladalohla..
.1110 Doolln, Pklladalphla. .12 j Philadelphia
.111 Malonai, Brooklrn..
.141 Rnrch. Braoklrn....
.18 Tlnkar, Chicago
Bawarman, N.w Tork .14 Hallman, Plttaburs..
Bataa, Bnaton...u M4 Kooatchj, 8t. Loula.
Breanabaa, Naw rork .im Brows, unices
Mltchall, Clnalnaatl.. .112 H.nninn, N.w Tork., .f
Clarke, Plttaburs 21 riymer, Pltaburt i
.1X0 sweauar, Boatos JOT
.171 RHter. Brooklra i"
.171 Pa.tortu., Broklrn 14
.171 Strlcklatt, Brooklra., .10
.177 K.llr. St. Loula :03
X.aaa, Phlla.
Lumlar, Prenklrn....
Brown., Now Tork...
Hofman, Chloaso
Shaanan, PIUbur....
Loack, Plttaburs
Raaumont, Boaton....
Raymour, N.w Tar..
Oanael, Cincinnati...
Btalnfaldt, rhlcaso...
Kilns. Chicago.
.Ill
.HO
.12
.127
.134
.Ii5
.in
.117
.117
.m
.hi
Totala 47 10 IS 11 I Total. 49 lft W II I
Batted for Camnlti in eleventh.
Batted for Dorner In eleventh.
Pittsburg 300000100000 18
Boston 001002010000 0-4
Two-base hits: Brain, 8; Needham. Ran
dan, Wagner, Leach. Three-base hits:
Olbson, Wagner. Hits: Off C'amnlts, t In
ten innings; oft Lelfleld, 1 in three Innings;
oft Dorner, 8 In eleven Innings; off Young,
1 in two innings. Sacrifloe hit: Tenny.
Stolen base: Wagner. Double plays:
Needham and Brain, Camnlta and Ab
batlchto; Wagner, Abbatchlo and N sa
lon Leaoh and Abbatlchlo. Left on
basnai Pittsburg, 7; Boston, 10. Bases on
balls: Oft Dorner, 4; off Camntts, 8. Hit
by pitcher: By Dorner: Anderson; by
Lelfleld, Randall. Struck out: By Dorner,
1; by Young, 1; by Camnlts, 6. Passed
balls: Needham, 1; Olbson, 1. Timet 3:45.
Umpires; Carpenter and Johnstone.
Quakers Win Both (iamri,
PHILADELPHIA, July 22.-Philadelphla
took both games of a double-header from
6L Louis today. Score, first game:
PHILADELPHIA. ST. LOUIS.
AB. H.O.A.B. AB. H.O.A.B.
Thomas, of... 4 1 1 4 4 Brrna. lb.... 4 111
SBarnr. rt 4
4 Koo.tchr. lb 4
ft Burnett, of... I
ft Hollr. as 4
4 Murray, It... I
I Ho.tauar, lb 4
1 Mar.halt, e..l
4 Karier, p.... I
. avaaieJsnanaassnrtnSta. . -....aa4
coom
XTRADRY
m
la better tKan foreign
Champagnea but costs only
half the price, aa it is Ameri
can made and there is no
duty or ship freight to pay.
Senrd Everywhere
1 1
and Free. Struck out: By Bulger, i; by
Grants, 7. Umpire: Peterson.
CLYMER
LEADS
Nil
Of
AMERICANS
Head of
Danoran, Detroit
Nil... St. Loula
nick. Cleveland
Spencar, ftt. Loula..
Cobb. Detroit
Crawford, Detroit.
Knaba, lb.... I
Tttua. rf I
afaaaa. U.... I
Courtnar, lb. I
Oract,- Ik.... I
... 4
... I
... I
Dooln, o.
Rlchla, p.
ft 1
ft 11
ft ft
ft I
4 I
1 I
4 14
ft 4
Darlln. Naw Tork...
Rltchar. Beaton
Scanlon, Brooklyn...
Lynch, Naw Tork...
Lobert, Cincinnati...
Knaba. Philadelphia.
Odwall, Cincinnati...
McQann, Naw Tork.
Sheckard. Chicago...
Strang, New Tork...
Chance, Chicago..
.177 Randall. Boaton tit
.171 Mathewaon, New York .fo
.!? Backler. Bt. Loula... .210
.175 MrOlrnn, St. Loula.. .117
.8711 Tarlor, hlcairo 194
.771 Heoler. Brook I rn 110
Rucglna, Clnolnnatl.. .171 Kana, Cincinnati 190
Murray, flt. Lnula til Karr, St. Loula Ill
.171 Needham. Boaton 189
.iti Arndt, St. Loula 1M
.im Burka, Boaton 1U
.tm Riidwall, Roetoa 1"A
.If 7 Boultai. Boaton 17
,IM Marab.ll, St. Loula.. .177
.t5 Brown, Philadelphia.. .171
. t:( Rucker. Brooklyn 174
.ll OT.rall, Chlcairo 174
.Ul Knifor, Cincinnati... .174
.181 atcOlnnltr, Naw Tork .171
Total! II 10 15 I Total! 10 111 II 1
One out when winning run was made.
Bt. Louis 0000010000 1
010000000 1-3
Two-base bit: Knabe. Sacrifice hits:
Marshall, Thomas, Orant. Stolen bases:
Knabe, l Magee. Double plays: Doollu
to Courtney; Knabe, Doolln to Courtney.
Left on bases: St. Louis. 3; Philadelphia,
8. Bases on balls: Off Karger, 4J oft
Richie. 8. Hit by pitcher: By Karger, 1;
by Richie,. 1. Struck out: liY Karaer. 10;
I by Richie, 2. Wild pltohi Karger. Time!
I 1:65. Umpire: Bmelfe.
! Score, second game;
PHILADELPHIA
St. LonlB at
Rogalaro.
Clymer, the outfielder secured by Wash
ington from Pittsburg, leads the American
league In hitters at present and has taken
part in thirteen games. NUes of Bt. Louis
still leads the regulars. The New York
team leads In batting. The leader of the
A... W.,UAnAM I- I'll rn.hii. i hA
111. VMDIll.ll 1. W . , I I , V. a-I.W
; second basemen, Latjole: ot the third base
i men, Bradley, although Lave Cross was the
beat until he left. O Leary tODS the short
stops and the ribbon goes to Fielder Jones
as the best out Held performer. Chicago
leads In team fielding. Percentages:
Clymer, Wa.hlnctoD.. .444 Moor, Naw York
.ll&Howell, St. Loula....
.K4 Smith. Cbloafo
.144 Plank. Athlatlca
.141 Shaw, Boaton ,
.IW Winter. Boaton ,
.IKI Jacobaes, Boaton ,
ElberfaU, New Tork .114 Murphy. Athletics...,
Doushertr. Cblraso., .Ill Sullivan, Chicago...,
Jonea, Waahlniton. .. .loe Nlll. Waahtntion...,
Plckerlns. St. Loula. ,n7Croaa, Waahlnstos...
Parent, Boaton SOIStovall, Cleveland...,
Wallace. St. Loula.. .K5 White. Chloaso
.'haae, Naw York Il QullllQ. Cblcato ,
'Lajola, Cleveland 207 Mullln, Detroit ,
Orth, Naw York...... .27Harrta, Boaton ,
Thlalman. Cl.r.land. .WlCroaa, Athletics
Hickman, Wa.hlnston .Bf6Hoar, Boston
Huthea, Waahlngton. .IftSO'Brlan, Cleveland..
Kltaon. New York... .IMKnlfbt, Boaton
Jonaa, Chicago SI: Olade, Bt Loula
Stone, 8U Loula IKIWalah. Chicago
Nlcholi., Athletics... .IMDowna. Detroit
.MIKllllan, Detroit
.27 Rickey, New York....
.16 Hogg, Naw York
.214 Heydon, Waahlngton
.IfttSulllvan, Boaton....,
.Ml Bar, Cleveland ,
.MORnoadea, Clavalan.
.177 Robe, Chicago
.t75Tannehlll, Boaton...,
.174 Si hlpka. Waahlngton
.Z74 8tapbena, St. Loula.
Mclntyra. Detroit
Klalnow, Naw York.
I Graham, Waahlngton
I Mrparland, Chicago.
I Altlier, Washington.
I B.ybold, Athlatlca...
Oldrlng, AthleUca. ..
! Hahn, Chicago
Collins, Athletics
Brhreck, Athlrtlca...
Jonee, Detroit
.in
,W7
.11
.121
.111
.111
.171
.111
.120
.20
,2ng
.
TWO GAMES AT DIETZ PARK
Sterlings Defeat the Athletics
Boor of Four to Two.
by
C0E0NAS DEFEAT ASSOCIATION
MoCarery; Nebraska Telephone company,
McNab and Johnson.
They Make Bat Two Rita OS BaaaelL,
Hat Hli Wlldaeea Coats His Teaea
the (ensue Other Aaaatemr
Reanlta.
The Sterlings defeated the Diets Ath
letics and th Coronas the Diets associa
tions Sunday afternoon at Diets )erk.
The Coronas won despite the fact that
barely two hits were made off Bunnell.
His wild pitches and bases on balls were
responsible for the loss of the game. Swift
was also wild and waa hit, safely nine
Umea, but his team mates oam to the
rescue and played league ball at critical
times. Hits at opportune times won 'the
game for the Sterlings from the Athletics,
bcore, first game:
D1IT1 ASSOCIATION. CORONAS.--
AB. H.O.A.B. AB. H.O.A.B.
B LaJf.rtr. cf 4 1 1 4 McLaln. lb... I 14 3
r.ritee, id... a v
Jellen, aa.... i 4
IN. Smith. If.. 4 4
ft Bewaa, at.... 4 4
alokry. e 4
i a Smith. ... 1
1 Bngllaa, lb . I 4 4
Rentes Eagle oa Too.
The Benson Ragles defeated the Boyer
team at Ragle perk In a one-sidod game
before a large crowd Sunday. Ths fealuro
of the game was the balling of Burks,
Benson's third baeemaji. lie made four
hits out of as many tLmea st bat. Boor;
R U.E.
Ragles 0 0 0 8 0 0 3 ) 3-10 1) 3
Borers 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 01 8 8
'rwo-base hits: Burke, Whitney, Vslleau.
Strike outs: Whitney, 10; Knepn, 8. Bases
on halls: Off Whitney, 3; oft Knepp. 2.
Stolen base: Beasseau. Batteries: Whitney
and Bice, Knapp and Cooper. Attendance,
tuO.
Andaraoe, If. I 1 4
Traoy, lb 8 11
Bennett, aa... I 1 1
B ftp.il man, all
W. Plainer, ill I I
Blllott, Ik.... 4 14
Meaamaa, lb. I 1 11
Buanali. p... I 1 1
AB. H.O.A.B.
Byrne. St. Lonla.
Jordan, Brooklyn....
Hall, Cincinnati
Burnett, Bt. Loula...
Barry. St. Loula
Tenner. Boston
Blagta. Chicago ,
Dahlen, New Tork..
Hltt. Cincinnati
Howard, Chicago.,..
Fromme, Bt. Loula..
Brain, Boaton
Schulte, Chicago
Noonan, St. Loula...
Holly. St. Loula.
Thomas, cf... 4 14
Knaba, lb.... 4 1 I
Tttua, rf 4 14
Magee. It.... 4 11
Courtney, lb. I 1 11
Orant. lb.... 4 11
Doolln, as.-... Ill
Deoln, ...
Brown, p..
Totals. , .
ST. LOUIS.
AB.H. O.A.I
.11 Oleaaon. Philadelphia .171
4 4 Byrne, lb.... 4 113 1
ft ftOarry. rf I 4 4 4
ft ft Konatch, lb I 0 11 8 1
ft ft Burnett, lb... Ill
1 ft Holly, ss I 1 4 I I
1 ft Murray, If.... I ft I 4 4
8 4 Hopklua. of.. I 0 ft 0 1
..4411 ft Noonan, 0 ... I ft 1 1 4
..4 1 ft i ft McOlyns, p.. I 1 1 1 ft
'Loan 1 ft ft ft 4
..14 ,117 100
Totala M i 14 II 3
Batted for McQlynn In the ninth.
St Louis 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .0-1
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 1 6
Two-base hit: Brown. Three-base hit:
Doolln. Sacrifice hit: Noonan. Stolen
.Mo Phiilippt, Pitaburg... .17 1 bases: Byrne (a), Magee. Left on bases:
HI
131
134
.lol Maaon, Cincinnati....
.167 Phalpa. Plttaburg..
Anderaon. Plttaburg.. .151 Taylor, Naw Terk..
Olbaon. Plttaburg tit Deeba. St. Loula...
McLean, Clnolnnatl. .. .IAS Beebe. Brooklyn...
fltorke, Plttaburg IM dorner, Boston
I.ewls, Brooklyn Iftl Butler, Brooklyn..,.
Thorn... Philadelphia .!M Lelfleld, PHt.burg..
Heetetter, St. Loula.. .11 Leaver. Pittsburg...
Corcoran. New York.. .11 Reulbach, Chicago..
Pfclfer, Boaton ISO Willla, Pittsburg lift
Weimar, Cincinnati. v .150 Toung, Boaton 114
Mnwrey, Cincinnati.. .141 Mores, Philadelphia.. .Ill
.141 Ewlng. Cincinnati lis
.141 PReatar, Chicago Ill
.141 B,ran. Brooklyn 108
.144 Lundgrea, Chicago. v .111
. ... r oMwr, uicaso. . ....
.l44Wllt.a, Naw York....
.14Cerrldon, Phlla
.HIPIttlnger, Phlla
Brooklyn,. ,41Smllh. Cincinnati....
Lnula .141 Pergnaon. New Yorf..
Shannon, New York..
Alperman. Brooklyn..
Caaay, Brooklyn
Tltua. Philadelphia...
Courtney, Phlla
Rvera, Catcago
Batch. Brooklyn
Flaherty, Boaton...
McCarthy.
Lush, St.
Hummel, Brooklyn... .MCoakler. Cincinnati
O'Hsra. St. Louis KlSparks. Phlla
Atin.ttlchlo, Plttaburg .tllCamnlta, Plttaburg.
CLUB BATTINO.
AB. R. H. BH SB. Pet.
New Tork 2.331
Chicago 2.6V1
Cincinnati 2.51
Pittsburg 2,4u4
Boston 2.4SS
KrooKiyn ...
Philadelphia
Bt
161 , ut. Louis. 11: Phllade Dhla. 8. Bases on
11 I balls: Off McQlynn, 8; off Brown, 7. Hit
ila ' DV pitcher: By Brown, 1. Struck out: By
iJJ i MoOlynn, 2 by Brown, 6. Time: 2:06. Ura
.117 i plre: Emslle.
Beds Win from Dodgers,
BROOKLYN. July 22. Manager Hanlon
won a game from his old club- today, Cin
cinnati defeating Brooklyn. Soore:
CINCINNATI. BROOKLTN.
AB. H.O.A.B. AB. H.O.A.B.
Hutclns. lb.. 4 ft 1 1 1 Alperman. lb 4 ft I 14
.100
.04
.!
.04
.077
.077
.CM
.027
.404
324 006 SO
2S1 640 104
24 645 112
80S 604 m
254 610
.3.672 259 1
.1.SM 27ft 6S4
70
78
62
Louis 2,700 11 631 70
LONG HITS BY CLUBS.
110
144
7
130
77
rt
83
82
2f6
4 Caaey. b. ,
4Luuiey. rf.
4 Batch, If...
ft Jordan, lb.
4 Maloner, of
4Lewia. aa..
ft Hitter, e.
ft'lluojmall
4 Boll. p...
Totala SO I 17 11 I
Total II 17 14 1
Batted for Coakley in the ninth.
Batted lor miter in tne nintn.
Cincinnati 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
Lobert, sa...
Mitchell, rf,
MoLaaa, C...
Oanael, lb..
Kruger, cf...
Kowery, lb..
Odwall, If....
Coakley. p..
Schlal, o....
Smith, p....
4 11
fti I
..lft
..lft
..14
249 I Brooklyn
0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
1-1
0-1
247
.246
.231
.m
.234
2-B. 8-B. 4-B. Ex.B
1 1( 34 6 82
91 26 18 817
80 81 6 277
OS 42 6 276
80 24 6 248
73 23 8 247
68 S 1 246
20 8 231
CLUB FIELDING.
P. A. B. Prt.
2.133 1,068 9t .870
...3.187 1,038 11'4 . .86
2,000 L087 118 .88
2,178 1,133 184 ,61
, 1.847 36 116 .861
I 1,006 871 186 . 967
, l,0O 1,012 10 .
2.146 1,110 166 .962
New York.
Brooklyn .
Cincinnati
Chicago ....
Boston ....
Pittsburg .
St. Louis...
Chicago ...
Cincinnati
Boston ....
Brooklyn .
New York.
Phlladelphl
Pittsburg .
St. Louis..
Double plays: Clnolnnatl, 71; Boston, flt;
Chicago, 62; Brooklyn, 61; St. Louis, 60;
Philadelphia, 60; New York, 46; Pittsburg, 43.
Ooralagr Defeats Preaeott.
CORNINO. Ia., July 31-(Speclal.)-The
Corning ball team defeated Preaeott
at Preaoott Friday, I to 1
Truer
Hits: Off Coakley, 6 in eight Innings; off
Smith, 9 In one Inning. Sacrifice hits;
Mowrey, Lobert, Rltter, Maloney. Stolen
bases: Lobert, Lumley. Double play:
Lewis, Alperman anu Jordan. Left on
bases: Cincinnati, 8; Brooklyn, 8. Baues
on balls: Off Bell, 6; off Coakley, 8; off
Smith, 1. Struck out: By Bell, 6; by
Coakley, 1; by Smith. 1. Wild pitch:
Coakley. Time: 1:58. Umpire: Klem.
Chicago Shots Out New York.
NEW YORK, July 22. Chicago today
shut out the New Yorks 2 to 0. Score:
CHICAOO. NEW YORK.
AB. H.O.A.B. AB. H.O.A.B.
Blaala. of.... 4 4 2 Shannon. If.. 4 lift
u univut, n... a v a
U Devlin, lb.... Ill
Seymour, of., t 1 4
ftRnenahan, lb I 0 14
ft Dahlen. aa.... 4 0 I
1 Doyle, 2b.,
0 Bowarmaa,
Wlitaa, p.
Strang ..
I 17 11 1 Amae, p...
Sheckard, It.. 4
Schulta, rf... 4
Chance, lb.,. I
Stelnleldt, lb I
Tinker, aa.... I
Holiuan, lb.. I
R U.I bach, p.. I
Kllug. e I
Totals.,
c I
1 ft
ft 1
ft ft
ft ft
ft ft
.104
.mo
.m
.117
.IN
.14
.19
.14
IM
Hoffman, Naw Tork.. .171 Pelty. St. Lonla 19
Clarkson, Cleveland.. .173 Llebhardt. Cleveland. .14
Donahue. Chicago 171 Wagner, Boaton 179
Delehanty, Washngt'n .171 Slaver, Detroit 171
Chesbro. ew York !9Lord, Athletics 171
Da vl., Chicago It B.mls, Cleveland 171
Anderaon, Waahngt'n .IMTcrrina, Waahlngton., .171
Morlarlty. Naw York. .:7Welday, Chlc.ge 17
.16 Doyle, Naw Tork 147
. M4 on gar, Boaton 14
.leiPrultt, Doaton 140
.?t Brocket!, New York., .left
.Ml Joes, Cleveland 1M
.241 Orlmahaw, Boaton 117
.19 Payne, Detroit Ill
.SnIBuelow, Bt. Loula 113
.IS70berlln. Boston 14
.tMThnmae. New Tork... .154
Willi. ms. New York. .214 Coomba. Athletic. ml
Turner, Cleveland tr4 O'Connor, St. Loula. . .161
Bender. AthleUca Jf.0P-h.lfly, Washington .11
Blrm'nghm, Cleveland ,lIVIckara. Athletics 141
.MIKeele, New York 141
.l4IWakeSeld. Cleveland. .19
.47 01.ie. Boaton 11
.247 Powell, St. Leuls lit
.244Dygart, Athletic! Ill
.241 Morgan, St. Loula Ill
.141 Armbruater, Boaton . . .111
.l40Patton. Waahlngton. .111
.( Patterson. Chlraan... .Ul
BlankenahlD, Waaht'a -ST Kuhanka. Datrnlt ill
lporto, New York... .fit Falkenberg,. Waaht's .10
Butler, St Louie..., .131 Archer, Detroit 10
Berry, Athletloa .115 Dlneen, St. Loula 090
Altrock. Chicago lUPowera, Athletloa 090
Srhaefer, Detroit IffiWIIIatt. Detroit
Couehlln. Detroit r34Waddell, Athletics 0
Barr-tt, Boston 130 He... Cleveland 77
(onroy, New York 1 smith. Washington.. .071
Bradley, Cleveland... .11 g
CLUB BATTTNO.
AB. R. H. 8H. SB. Pet.
..2,561 302 6 67 106 .262
..2.673 291 6P7 82 79 . 261
..3.619 813 664 66 89 .20
..2.602 332 63 100 113 . 266
..2.481 204 630 66 120 .252
Z.475 267 6-ig 106 116 .246
2,:V76 290 619 77 84 . 240
2 594 223 & 7 67 .236
CLUB FIELDING.
P. A.
2.167 1.269
2.0S3 1,121
1,945 9X3
2,097 1,108
2,111 1,119
1.8S4 Wl
2,0nl ms
l,9So 1.006
Double clays: Cleveland. 75: Boston. 63
St. Louis, 6; New York, 60; Detroit, 47;
Chicago, 46; Athletics, i9; Washington, .29,
Triple plays: Chicago, 1.
I
1
I
1
4
I
4
I 4R.sm.wtta. rf 8
Hedse. H....I
17 11 4 : T
Tetala II I IT 11
Pista Association.... 0000800a
Coronas 0 0 03001018
Struck out: By Bunnell, 4; by Smith. 8.
Bases on balls: Oft Bunnell, t; off Smith,
L Double plays; Ferstor to Sngusrtt
Smith to Verster. Two-base nit: Beil
mu. Socer, second game:
STBRUNOS. DIaTTS ATTiLemC.
AB. H.O.A.B. A. H.O.A.B.
lOodlard. rf... 4 0 ft
lBLaO.rty, ill I I I I
Anderson, lb. I 14 8 4
ft Dunn, lb e I 1
Bpellman, lk. 4 til ft I
4 B. Plainer,
1 Elliott,
4 Strong,
4 Mataewa,
Totals IS 7 17 11 I Totala B) 1 tf U 4
Athletics 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11
Sterlings 0 0 0 0 8 1 0 0 04
Struck out: By MoQulgan, 7; by Mat
thews, 6. Bases on balls: Off McOulgan, 3;
off Matthows, 3. Double play: McOulgan,
EUdson to Sage. Two-base hltt McOuigan,
Watta, if...
Laeney, lb.
Saga, lb....
Coppla, aa..
Bldson, lb.
Vltarna. 0.
H Ink la. of..
1 1
1 1
ft 14
ft ft
1 3
1 7
1 4
ntagarald, rf 4 1 4
MoUulgaa, p.e 1 1
ji, lk. 4 ft U ft 1
er. II. 4 1 1 4 4
as.... 4 110
I I I I I
. p... I 3 i
HOCTOR9 TAKE) TWO
GAMES
1
Ferris. Boaton..
Clarke, Cleveland...
bavla. Athletloa
Hemphill, St. Louie.
Oanley, Washington.
Toung, Boston
Kealer, New York...
Jonee. Bt. Loula....
I'nglaub. Boaton
Schmidt, Detroit
Rossman, Detroit.
H.rtiell, St. Loula..
Congaiton, Boaton....
lsbell. Chicago
Wamer. Waahlngton.
Hartael, Athlotlca. . . .
Yeager, St. Loula.,..,
O'Leary, Detroit
Hlnchman, Cleveland
New York..,
St. Louis....
lrtrolt
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland ..
Athletics ....
Boston
Chicago ....
Cleveland ..
Detroit
Boston
Bt. Louis....
Washington
Athletics ...
New York...
E.
126
126
117
143
143
132
146
160
Pet.
.9t
.962
.952
.967
.966
.956
.964
962
11 t 17 14 1
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Totala
epattcd for Wlltse in the eighth.
Chicago 0 0100010 0-3
New York 0 00000000-4J
Hits: Off Wlltse, 4 in eight innings; off
Ames, 1 in one Inning. Sacrlnce hits: Ruel
bach, Stelnfeldt, Hofman. Stolen bases:
Shannon. Double flays: Hofman and
Chance; Reulbach, llofinan and Chance;
Browne and Devlin. Left on bases: Chi
cago, 1; New York. 8. Bases on balla: Off
Wilte, 1; oft Ruelbach, . Wild pitch:
Ruelhach. Time: XM.. Umpires: O'Day
and Ktgley.
Valley "Wlas at Bennington.
BKNNINGTON, Neb.. July 22.-(Speolal.)
The Valley team won a good game of
ball here from the locals yesterday by a
score ot 10 to 7, both sides batting th pitch
ers freely, I'itcher Peterson sustained a
wrenched back In a fall In the second In
ning, and catcher Mangold had bis hand
severely Injured by a foul tip. affecting
very much the dee-treble result ot the
rz 0 3 0 3 0-10
Bennington 8 lOOloeis T
Th Bennington Athletes play the Valley
team at Valley, Neb., In the near future.
oosmov Wins 1st Tftnta.
BEEMER, Neb.. July 22. (BpeoieXV Th
Keemer ball team played the Wlsner at
Wiener yesterday, winning out by the
score of 10 to s. In a slugging matoh. Two
pitchers were used by saiuh team. The
Wlsnesitea maintained a oomfertahls lead
up to the ninth inning, but Heartier would
net let them win. A return gams for a
purse of 8M will be played at Beemer,
August i This ni be the deciding game,
8 out of a.
T
It?
P wakes Jnnaoars Tale Tare,.
'as rareaher Juniors Seated the Jdpt.
s Mo ad ay by a. soar li tt i, rlat
Ta f, the Juntnna sun 1 Foltinun and
A'tiitamaon. ana for ike Junl'.eea. Davis
ann Harvey, In a gaau Ju'iday ths
prasher Juniors won frrjm tl,e IIIiiums Cen
tral Juniors. 14 to 8, tfe batteries being
'eltman and WTUUmeon far Ite Dreahers
and kallemaa and stuoia for th Illinois
Controls.
Wlloaas Taakog s Oana,
"flbur lea
ruAuaWng sooro I
Wn.BHa, Nb-, July sa-papeelal V-Tke
all guiraa baatayeeo tr.s Nerth 14iua end
si played here resulted In the
IOO Ml
VtHMeT ,..-,....4 I M I I I M
forth Iinaora ...! 0 1 i 0 8 1 0-1
North
Bauttft Wllbor, . HnUH-tsm and
HaMagees Wins Ekaollr.
BOOPBK. Nab., July 23.-(Bnolal V-The
00 ht iall team puorvd asitnar vtirtury
loam
suarvd aauiih
Hesoe yslatdy. defeating th
a W sees of tt 1 See re 1
IL H.
.sileeUavi HiMM aUad JeaiaaH. Ortkata;
CRESCENTS Wl.V THREE) OAM BH
Defeat Conncll Bloffs, Sooth Omahn
and Oanaha Teams.
The Crescents won three games Sunday
They defeated the Suburbans of Council
l.lurts, the Hoffman! of South Omaha and
the Lee-Glass-Andreeson Tigers of North
Omaha. The game with the Suburbans of
Council Bluffs was a one-sided contest, the
Crescents defeating them 8 to 4, as also
was the game with the Lee-Qlass-Andree-son
Tigers, the score being 14 to 8. The
game with the HofTmans was a fast one,
but old Dernness stopped It In ths seventh
Inning. Peterson and Miller of the Cres
cents both pitched good ball, Peterson
striking out ten men snd allowing six hits
and three walks, while Miller struok out
six and allowed five bits and ona walk.
The batting of the Crescents was also a
feature, getting about four hits each, Bo
gatts leading with th stick work.
Boors First Gams: R.H.E.
Crescents .... 31101111 14 13 1
L.-U.-A. TlgersO O0OO00&O-O34
Batteries: Cresoents, Peterson and Night
ingale; Lee-Glass-Andreesons, Howard and
Right,
Score Ceoond Game: R H.E.
Crescents .... 0 0033113
Surburbans ..lOOOOlOiO 433
Batteries: Crescents, Peterson, Miller and
Nightingale and Bogatts; Surburbans, Dun
ham and Stoeasen.
Score Third Games R H.B.
Crexcent 1 0 0 0 0 0 8 16 8 3
HnfTmans O10360OO-443
Batteries: Crescents, Peterson, Miller and
Bogatts; HofTmans, Landalng and Gross.
Britlakers Are Looderw.
LONDON. July n-In an exhibition ten
nis match at the Wimbledon courts hers
today Mrs. R, L. Chambers and O. W.
H'.llyard beat Miss May Sutton and Dr.
W, V. Bavea. The soore was 10-8, 8-4.
In the contest for the Davis cup. ths in
ternational taenia trophy, today, A. W.
Gore arid H. R. Harrett. British Isles, de
feated Norman U. Brooks and A. F. Wlld-
Australasta, in the doubles by three
g to two. Hoerei S-4L4-a.l-a.8-a and
13-11.
inf."
T
Win from Sterlings and Fort Omaha,
at Dnffr's Park.
The Hootors took both games of a double
header at Duffy's park Sunday afternoon,
the first game being from the Sterlings, by
th score 7 to 4, and the second game from
the Signal Corps team of Fort Omaha, by
the score 8 to 1. Clark's horns run was
one of the features cf tb second game.
The Score:
HOC TORS. FORT OMAHA.
AB.H. O.A. I.' AB. H.O.A.B.
Kennady, lk. I 1 I I SHalbe. 4 4 (
Nepper, aa.... a
4Rainesburg, If 4
1 Edwards, lb.. 4
I Carly la, of... I
4 Rupert, lb... 4
4 Howard. Is.. I
DH.pnar, p.... I
Talbot, lb.... 4 1 11
Clark, lb 113
VanClaava, If 4
Fletcher, sa.. 4
( randall, a... 4
Collier, p.... 4
Shamblen, el. 4
Hlnkle, rf..., 4
Cum, p.
1
1 3
1 8
4
4 I
1 11
4 1
4 4 4 4
3 1
4
Totals II II IT I I Totala 41 I 14 11 4
Runs: Hoctors, 9; Signal Corps, 1. Hits:
Hectors, 13; Signal Corps, 8. Two-base hits:
Van Cleave, Hlnkle. Home run: Clark
Struck out: By Collier, 6; Cuss, 4. Bases
on balls: Off Cuss, 4; off Collier, 4. Stolen
bases: Hoctors, 7; Signal Corps, 1. Umpire:
William Corlgon. B, H. H.
Hoctors 7 8 8
Sterlings 4 4 6
Batteries: Hoctors, Hlnkle and Crandle;
Sterlings, Turnelgh and FlUgerald. .
RAMBLERS
BEAT
INVIlfCIBLES
Twelve-Innlnsj Contest Ployed . on
. Fort Onaakua Groan da.
It took extra innings for the Ramblers to
defeat the Invincible In one of the most
interesting games ever played at Fort
Omaha. Probst and Benson pitched great
ball In tight places snd their support at
times was professional. The fielding of
Kucera at snort was phenomenal, cutting
the Ramblers from three clean hits.
Kroupa mads a grandstand catch at seo
ond base In the eleventh, making a fast
double and saving the game for another
inning. Score:
RAMBLERS. IKYINCIBLCS.
AB. H.O.A.B. AB.H. O.A.
Benson. e..-. ( I OBartoe. of ... II
1 1 Leecn, so... a
8 10. K rand a. a
I 1 Kroupa. lb...
4 IKuoara. as... 8
Lisbon, H.... I
McMehon, lb. I
Kannery, 0. . . 4
Handrtcka, If 4
O'N.II, lb.... I
Tuttla, lb ... I
Swift, ot I
Son wart a, rt. I
1 1
I I
1 It
4 CLe. lb I
1 lDwprak. If...t
0 08 Kranda. rt 4
4 Ifrobat, p 4
1 1
1 3
4 II
1 0
ToUla 41 11 19 I I Totala 41 II I II I
Invlnclbles ..0 4001100000 0-8
Ramblers ...0 10811000002 8
Bases on balls: Off Probst, 1; off Benson,
I. Struck out: By Probst, 8; by Benson,
II. Double play: Koupka to Lee. Umpire:
Ben Dwyer. Time: 2:00.
PEOPT.ES. STORE TEAM WIXS
Herman Nine ts Defeated by Score of
11 to 6.
The Peoples' Store team went to Herman
Sunday and defeated their fast aggrega
tion, 11 to 6. The Peoples Store took a
lead In the Initial Inning. The bunching of
hits in ths third stanza, giving the locals
a lead of two runs. Ths beavy hitting of
the Peoples Store and the excellent work
of Brown on the initial sack was a fea
luro. Pcore:
rVOFLB'S STORK. HERMAN.
AB. H.O.A.B. AB.H. O.A.
Patenos. aa.. 4 111 lfloaaara. aa... 4 14 11
Ooat, a 4 111 IBurdlo. lb.... 4 1181
D. Brown, 14 111 3 OConnedy, lb. . I 4 1 0 1
Pitch, at 4 I 1 1 Ray, e I 111
Caad. lb..... 4 4 8 1 w.at. p I III
P. Brawn, It. 8 I OJehnaoa, lb.. 4 4 II 1 1
Mnbllar, rf .. 4 I I 1 4 Weber, of ... 4 4 14 1
Moraarty, lb. 4 I 1 I I Cameron, rf.. I 4 I 4 4
Keller, p I 11 IMnndorg, If.. I I I I 4
Total. 14 1 47 II 4 Totala 11 T 17 II T
Peoples Store 1 0 0 0 0 3 8 3 3 11
Herman 0 0 3 1 0 0 1 0 0-6
Two-base hits: Coad, Morearty. Base on
balls: Oft Kellsy, 1; oft West, 3. Struck
out: By Kelle.y, 14; by West, 4. Stolen
bases: Peterson, Fitch, Sacrifice hits:
Kelley. Umpire: HUslnger. Time: 1:40.
Attendance: 600.
Harry Clark Heavily Fined.
MTLWAUKEB, July 21 President O'Brien
of the American association, has flnod
Captain Harry Clark of the Milwaukee
club, 3100, and suspended hlri until Ihu
fine is psld, for assault on Ump're Warden
made by a man In the bieectwr aftor tho
game July 1 This fine I Imported in ac
cordance with a revolution a year sgo by
ths directors.
frnaavna Onto Gets Taso.
The Omaha club bass ball team wort .two
games Sunday, defeating the Royals, 4 to
i, and the Cudahya, 11 to 1 Trent and Mo
Alllstet eaoh pitched good ball. The Omaha
cJub team would Ilk to arrange a game
for next Sunday. Telephone Lee Travis
manager, Douglas 4M or Denglas 8170.
C larks Wist Gavane.
Th Walter O. darks defeated th Ne
braska Telephone com pany's team Sunday
by the score of 8 to 4. Th feature of the
same was th all aronnd playing of ths
Clawrks. Batteries! Clarks, Jaoobosa and
0 OLD SORES
The deep, tiaderlying canse of every old sore ia a bad condition of the
blood,. This vital fluid has become iafeeted with Some germ or poison which
firevents the place front healing. This infection may be the result of an inac
ive, sluggish coaditiom of the ere tent leaving the refuse matter f the body
to be abiorbod into the circtilatiea instead of throwing it off through the usual
chaanels of nature. Another cause is the weakening or polluting of this life
streaui from hereditary taints, or froaa the effects of a long spell of elckaesa,
leaving disease germs in the system, ' When the blood lain this condition a
sore cannot heal because the imparities with which the firculetioa ia filled are
being constantly discharged into the plee to irritate aad inflame the tissues
and further disease the surrounding flesh. The only treatmantaihat caa d
any f o4 is ae that removes tha caaae, and lor this purpose not lunar equals
3. S. 6. It begins at the fountain head of the trouble and drives put all germs,
impurities and poisons, and then the place, beag supplied with wdi, pare
blood, heals naturally and permanently. Local application assist in deans
ing the place, bat a core eaa ely be effectavl tfcrpuga a purt&catiset of the
iltrod. 4k ea BasToa cad rntxi and say medical tAtict free.
ITU iiwiM EPioino co iiLaiifTJL oa.
9 sort lag- Ooaslp.
tf Iiajola doesn't hurry and get beck In
the game It will soon be too late.
Omaha starts west Just 41 points ahead
of Lincoln. What wlU the week away
from home bring forth?
The People's Store tsam .would like to
schedule an out-of-town game for Pundav.
July Se. Telephone B. Morearty, Webster
886.
There la quite a noticeable difference In
th attendance figures for the Sunday
gams between those of Omaha and the
other two cities.
Jimmy Barrett, Boston American's left
fielder, Is one of the greatest throwers In
th business. All base runnners resrsct
his desdly sccuracy.
Man for man. that Fuebid team Is an
excellent segregation, and If it docs not
flnlah higher up than last it will bo one
Of th surprises of the season.
That s another gams for the Wlxarfl of
ths Slow Ball. Slow bells, whore they re
not too freely mixed wish high balls, are
all right, especially with a noodle ltko
Sanders has.
Umpire oifford prnbablv will not return
to the Western league. He Is terribly be
reaved over the death of hie wife and n
he has a comfortable homi- and consldersM
means. It Is thougdt he will remln In Chat
tanooga, where he live on a little poultry
farm.
Uv Cross, the good old veteran, win
leading the American league third base
men when Wsshtncton let him go to New
Orleans. And no one who has followed him
during the laet quarter century of M
career wll accuse him of being a "record '
f 'layer. Washington hasn't Improved on
itin up to date.
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