THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: TTKDNEKDAY, AUflFST 7, 1007.
DUCKY TARES FIRST ONE
Cicotte Wim His Own Game by Timely
Hit in Tenth.
CONTEST PEOVES A FAST ONE
Vo(h of Lincoln Ran Are Rarard
While Omaha's Score Wu
by (irarc of a Wild
Tnrew.
IJN' i i.n, Nob., Auk. 6 tn addition to
Itching masterly bull. Cicotte won his own
game t xlay when hl single drove In
Davidson with tli winning run In the tenth
Inning. It wss a hard battle between
Pitchers rlcottn and Bandrs. the chubbjr
Frenchman having a little the beat of It.
In the a cnnd Inning, after Ganler had been
retired. Fcnlon hit for thro bases and
scored on Thomas' nlnglp. Uncoln could
do nithlnr; mnre until the tenth, wh-n
l)nv!dann led oT with a hit for two bases.
McKay, who batti-d for Sullivan, was an
rasy out. but C'lcntt ant a pretty single
thnt won the gHmo. Omaha's run came in
the fifth. Austin hit for a base, went to
third on Goncllng" double and acored on
Hander's pop up to PVnlon, who threw over
Pulllvan's head In an effort to catch Austin
at the plate. The name waa full of fast
fielding and Interesting situations. In the
ttnoond Welch, the flrat man up, hit for a
triple, but the next two batten struck out
and the third sent up an Infleld fl jr. Joe
X)o1an, the bat pinch bitter of the vlaitora,
tiad four opportunities to bring In a run,
ut each time waa unequal to the task.
Boors:
LrNCOI.N.
AH. R.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
WE8TFRN MSA OfTS.
Flared. Won. Lost.
w
101
. 1
. OS
.
100
55
60
SI
41
IT
49
4
41
47
RR
1
Pet.
99
.645
.oi
.6.0
.427
.970
Omaha
Lincoln . . . .
Iesi Moines..
Denver
Ptiehlo
Sioux City. . .
W. U Pet.
rhlrajro 71 25 .74 Detroit 57 SS .J0
nttshurc...57 5 S13 (l-ago 60 M .SII
Nw York..oS 3S .."." llilla f 87 .2
Phlla 49 40 .551 Cleveland.. .Rft 43 .M
rinclnnatl..44 M MA New York. .44 SO .
Brooklyn...! M .443 Boston Sfi iVi .4
Boat on 38 K7 .) St Ia.uI. ...3)1 P9 .4
8L lula....23 77 Waahngt n.I8 i .
AMF.R. LEAGUE.
W. 1. Pet
PH11, c
Cruise, p....
Jackson, p.
4 0
0 0
...... t 0
XMohm, cf.
'Fo, 2b
Holmes, 3b. .
Oagnler, as. .
Fenlnn, rf. ..
Thomas, lb.
Iav1dson, If.
Hulllvan, c. ..
f'lootto, p. ...
McKay
II. PO.
0 2
A.
0
0 11
Totals S4 1 T 27 IS i
Denver OOi00000 1-4
Pueblo 1 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 01
Stolen bases: Cassady, Melchtor. Two
bane hit: Wheeler. -loublo play: Corhan
to Rader. Struck out: By Adams, 5: by
Jackson, J. First base on ball: (Iff Adams,
1; off Cruise, 1. Wild pitch: Adams. Time:
1:40. Umpire: Brennan. Attendance: H.
GAME I THE AMERICA I.RAOTK
Chicago Winn from New York by Score
of Six tn Two.
NKW YORK,
Tork today, 6
better of the
two. Cbeahro
seventh Inning.
CHICAGO.
AB.H.
Raha. rf t t
JotlM, Of 4
lebell. Jb ... 4
Donohue, lb. I
IMvln. m 4
Douihertr. if 4
Roha, ib 4
Bulllrmn, o... t
Smith, p 1
Totals
Aug. 6. Chicago boat New
to t. thereby getting the
serlea by three grimes to
relieved Moore after the
Score:
NBW YOP.K.
O A R. AB.H. O A
1 0 OHnfrmaa, of.. I I I
I ft OKtflw, rf 4 0 I 0
4 10 Morlirttr. lb 4 1 1 i 0
I OLepnrte. If... 4 0 I S 1
I 6 Williams, lb. 4 I I I
1 0 OCnnror, 4 1 1 1 ft
I 1 0 R1-ker. lb ... 4 1 It ft 1
I 1 oglelnow, e.... 4 9 2 1 1
1 1 o M onre, p ...... I 1 0 "0
Chnhro, p. ..ft 0 0 1 ft
17 1& 0 'Thomaa .... 1 0 ft ft ft
'. Totala 94 1 IT 17 4
Thomas batted for Chesbro In the ninth.
Chicago 0X0100110-6
New York 01 10000002
Two-base hit: Morlarlty. Three-base hits:
i IViugherty, Hahn. Hoffman, Williams. Con
1 roy. Hits: Off Moore, 7 In seven innings;
; off Chesbro, 1 in two innings. Sacrlfico
I hits: Jones, Smith. Ix-ft on bases: Chl-
a m 11 si rago. 9; New York, 8. First base on balls:
Totals.,
.14 I
Ylelden, rf. .
Franck, SB.
Autrey If. ..
Welch, cf. ,.
Dolan, lb. ..
tirahnm, 2b.
Austin, 3b. ,
Oomllng. o.
Baunders, p.
34
OMAHA. -
AB. R. II. PO. A.
0 0 2 0
0 0 3
0 16 0
0 2 0 0
0 0 7 0
0 0 2 2
112 2
0 13 1
0 0 0
1 6 28 14
4
Totals S3
Hatted for Sullivan in tenth.
One out when winning run was scored.
Lincoln 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 02
Omaha 000010000 01
TCarned runa: Lincoln. Three-base hits:
J'onlon. Welch. Two-baae hits: Thomas,
l-'ox, Davidson. Welch, Oomllng. Stolen
bases: Ketchern, Helden, Welch, Graham
Bacrlflce hit: Oagnler, Welch. Iouble
plays: Frank to Uraliam to Dolan. Struck
out: Cicotte, 10; Saunders, 3. Bases on
bulls: Cicotte, 1; Handera, 1. Hit by
pitched ball: By Cicotte, 1. Left on base:
Lincoln, 6; Omaha, f. Time of game 1:40.
Umpire, Haskell. Attendanoe, 1,100.
Denver Takes Opener.
PI'EBLO. Colo., Aug. 6. In a game
which abounded in sensational plays, Den
ver took the iirst contest by a score of 3
to 1. Manager Drill tried Cruise, a new
pitcher. In the third Inning he waa hit
hard for two runa. after which Jackaon
waa aent In. J ark son was In fine form
and held the vlaitora safe until the
ninth. Pueblo scored first in the opening
Inning. With one down, Bader singled
jjncl udvanced to second on a wild pitch.
th two down. Melchlor singled to left
field, scoring Itadnr. Although Pueblo got
rcen mi bases often after this. Adams was
effective at critical stages and no more
runs were forthcoming. Denver took the
lead in the third, when three singles and
S-i? ,ba"e t,y raaly netted two runs.
The final score of the gnme came In the
ninth, when Jackson threw. wild to first
nHM.Ti'2'J,wbunt- Murphy went to sec
ond on the) throw and scored on Wheeler s
two-sacker While there were a ruin's?
in,, tj?""1 p,ay"' ,he worlt t Corhan
S2;ne.K'Tnhen.ycr;:r0 0t th8
DENVER.
Murphy, rf..
W'heeler, Sb
Cassady, If.......
White, lb
Mrllale, cf
Jjiuterborn, 2b. .
Klnnully, as ,
Jfialuaky, c
C Adams, p.,...
Totals
Off Moore, 6: off Chesbro. 1: off Smith. 2.
Struck out: By Moore. 1: hv Smith, 2.
I Passed ball: Sullivan. Wild pitch: Moore
1 (3k Time: 2:07. Umpire: 0-lx)Ughlin.
t. I.oala Bonchea Hits.
BOSTON, Aug. . St. Louis bunched hits
today and won handily, 5 to 1. Olaxe's
home run saved the local team from being
shut out. Score:
ST. LOUIS. BOSTON.
v AB H O A H AB H.O.A E.
Nlles. Tb 4 114 1 Barratt, If... 4 0 4 ft ft
ft 0 tulllTan. cf.. 4 1 1 0 ft
0 QConxalton, rf I ft t 0 ft
ft Uniiaub, lb. 4
ft
1
CHICACOSHUTSOUTXEW YORK
Two Buna Hide on 'Wild Throw of
Binit
ELT50 AND EVEE3 ON BASE3
Taylor Throws Ball to I eft P1r4a
Feaee aod Botlt Cosao Hosse
Oalr Two Roma Made
la
C7TTCAOO, Aug. I. Chicago deefated New
York, 2 to 0. Tinker and Evera alngled In
the seoond. Taylor picked up K11rurs bunt
and threw It wide of third, the ball bound
lng off the left field fence. Kllng took
second while Tinker and Ever scored the
only two rnns of the game. Strang was
put out of the game for disputing a de
cision. Shay going to center tn the fifth.
Bcore:
CHIPAOO.
AB.H.O.A.l
1 1
ft I
Sta1. cf.... I
Sherkar. If.. 1
. holta. rf .. 4 ft ft
Howard, lb.. 4 ft 10
ftialnf.mt, Ik 4 1 ft
T'nkor, .... 1 1 ft
Brvra, lb.... I
Illnu, a 1
Bran, p 1
1 4
ft t
ft 1
AB.H.O.A.B.
ft Shannon. If.. 4 1
ftllrownfi, rf. .. 4 1
rTlta, lb I ft
StraDf. cf.... 1
0 Shay, cf 1
0 nreaaahan, 0 1
0 Bnwrman, lb I
ft Dahlon, ... I
0 Doris, lb.... I
I
ft
1
1
T trior, a.... I ft 1
Totals 17 4 17 11 ft 8rmour ....I ft 0
1 ft
t) ft
Hrmphlll. cf 4
Stona. It 4
Plrkarlng, rf 1
Hartaall, rt..l
W.ll.ca. as
Yeasr, lb..
Spctncar, o...
Jonaa, lb...,
Howall, p...
1
1
ft
1
4 1
4 0
ft 0
0
1 0
ft 0
1 ft
ft ft Fcrtla. lh
1 ftKniaht, ah
I 1 Wasncr. aa.
0 ft Shaw, c. . . .
1 0 Olazct. d
110 Morgan, p. .
Hoey
TOiaiB aa I7f ll l
Totals 11 4 XI 10 1
Batted for Qlaie In the seventh.
Bt. Louis 4000100005
Boston 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 01
Two-bsse hits: Nlles. Wagner. Home run:
Olain. Hits: Off Glase. 6 In seven Innlntjs:
off Morgan, 1 In two Innintrs. Stolen hasn:
Cnglaub. Double nlnv: Howell to WnllncA
i to Jones. IWt on bases: St. Louis, 2;
! Boston. 8. First base on bails: Off Qlase
! 1; off Howell, 2. 8truc.k out: Bv Olnsa. 3:
by Morgan, 1; by Howell, 8. Time: 1:S2.
Umpire: Connelly.
Philadelphia Beats Cleveland.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. . Philadelphia
defeated Cleveland today through the let
ter's errors. Scora:
nULADELPHLA. dJtVKLAND.
AB.H O.A . AB.H.O.A.l.
narraai, ir.,.4 lift Flick, rf 4 1 I ft 1
lav ci KrfM if, a
I . ft ft Turner, aa.... I
vujnK, lb.... 4
ft Clark, e I
ft W.Hnchm'a If I
Brmnsh'm, cf 4
Nlcbolla, aa.. 4
SavhnM r4 . A
'Darta, lb..!. I
kturphT, lb... 4
Colllsa, Ib... 4
Otdrtns. cf... I
Powara, o.... I
Drsart, p I
1
1
ft s o
I 4
I 0
ft 1
4
4
4
S9 i
PUEBLO.
McGllvray. cf ?"
fader, 2b ""J
Ityan. If " I
Melchlor, rf.... I
Helden, lb a
Klwert, 3b a
Corban, as J J
R.
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
H. PO. A. K.
10 0 0
1 0 1 0
2 3 0 1
t n o o
2 2 0 0
2 ! i
2 2 2 0
18 2 0
0 0 I 0
U 27 U 1
H. PO. A. E.
0 1 0 0
14 6 1
110 0
t I 0 0
8 11 1 0
2 1 1
I t 9
1
1
111 H Hnchm'D Ib I ft I 1 ft
i vixirtnn. D... I 0 I I ft
1 ft t
lift
T I ft
4 ft I
I 1
I ft ft
nrsballall 41
TeUla 11 10 tl U Bmnta i
ft ft ft
0 ft ft
ToUli 14 10 14 11 I
Batted for H. Hlnchman 1n the ninth
Batted for Clarkaon in the ninth.
Philadelphia 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 4
Two-base hits: Lajole. Flick. Three-base
hit: Murphy. Sacrifice hits: W. Hlnch
man. Davis. Powers. Stolon bases: Flick,
?5nr' Double plays: Turner to Lajoin,
Murphy to Powers to Collins. Left on
bases: Cleveland, 10; Philadelphia, 5. First
base on balls: Off Dvgert. 2 Hit with
Bva rwba": By Iygert.r2. Struck out
Tirir Lr' 3; by r,y"'-t. . Time: 2:00.
Umpires: Hurst snd Stafford.
Game Postponed.
At Washlngton-Dotrolt-Waahlngton game
postponed on account of rain.
Games In Three-I Leaarae.
poAnedfewe,rgCn,dasDUbUqUe KamB
lngttonr!ITmlnt0nKoClt lBland- 8: B'oom-
At Decatur-Decatur. 1; Cedar Rapids. 0.
Totals I M II I
Batted for Taylor tn the ninth.
Chicago 01000000 I
New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Bacrlflos hit: Sheckard (2), Tinker. Stolen
base: StelnfeldL Double play: Kllng to
Evers. Left on bases: Chicago, ; New
1 ork, 4. Bases on nans: otT Brown, l; on
Taylor, 2. Hit by pitcher: Strang. Struck
out: By Brown, 6; by Taylor, L Time:
1:30. Umpires: EinsMe and KJem.
81a Straight for Claclanatl.
CINCINNATI, Aug. .-:inclnnatl mnde
It six straight victories over lioston by
taking both games of the double header
this afternoon. In the first game Cin
cinnati sucured only one hit up to the
eighth Inning and won out In the tenth
on Odwell's triple and Ewlng's long fly.
Four of Boston's five hits In the second
game were made in the third Inning, net
ting them one run, Tenny being thrown out
at the plate on a great throw by Mitchell.
Llndaman, pitching for Boston, was hit
hard in the second inntDg only. Score,
first game:
CINCINNATI. BOSTON.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.l.
Huiatna. lb.. I 1 I I 0 Bridvsll, aa. . I I 3 1 0
I 0 I I 1 Tanner, lb... 4 0 I 1 ft
4 ft I ft 1 lwBif, lb.. I I ft 1 ft
4 111ft Beaumont, et I 1 I ft ft
I 0 10 OBatea. rf 4 ft 1 ft 1
4 14ft 0 Randall. If... 4 111
Mowrey. H..l 1 I 1 0 Rltcbey, lb.. I 0 ft I ft
Cdwell. It.... 4 14ft 1 Needham, C..4 0 4 0 0
Evlng. p 4 ft ft I OFIahertr, p.,4 1 1 t ft
Totala tl Id 11 t Total! I 2J 11 I
One man out when winning run made.
Cincinnati 000000021 14
Boston 1' 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 08
Three-base hits: Kruger, Odwell. Sacri
fice hits: Uaniel, Bltchey (2). Stolen bases:
Beaumont (2). Left on bases: Cincinnati,
4; Boston, 1. Double plays: Schlei and
Mowrey; Flaherty, Bridwell and Tenney.
Hit by pitcher: By Ewinc. 1. Time: 1:66.
Umpires: Carpenter and O'Day.
Score, second game:
CINCINNATI. BOSTON.
AB.H.O.A.l. Ali.H.O.A.a.
Hnsalna, lb., 1 I ft I ft Rtldwall, as. . I 0 ! 0 a
Lobert, aa.... I ft 9 I Tenner, lb...! 1 1 1 u
Mitchell, rf.. 1 1 1 1 0 Sweaney. Ib. . I 1 1 1 1
McLean, 0...1 1 I ft ft Beaumont, of I 1 1 0 ft
Oanial, lb.... I 111 OBatea. rf I ft 1 ft ft
Kruaer, cf.... I 1 ft ft ft Randall, If... I ft 1 ft 1
Mowrer, lb.. I 1 1 1 ft Kltrhay, lb.. I 1 I ft 0
On wall, If.... 1 0 I ft ft Brown, c I ft 4 4 ft
Smith, p I ft 0 I 0 Llndaman, p. I 1 ft 3 0
Totala 10 T II 11 ft Totala 24 ft It I I
Cincinnati 0 2 0 0 0 0 -2
Boston 0 0 1 0 0 0 01
Three-base hit: Kruger. Stolen baao:
Odwell. Left on bases: Cincinnati, 8; Bos
ton, 4. Struck out: By Llndaman, 2. Time:
1:06. Umpires: O'Day and Carpenter.
Lohert,
Mitchell, rf
Schlel, ...
Oanael, lb.
Krufer, cf.
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
St. Paal Takes Two Games front To
ledo by Timely Hitting;.
TOLEDO, Aug. . St. Paul took two
gamea from Toledo today by timely hitting,
coupled with Toledo'a pnor fieWlag. Thr-e
home runs were made, two by Flood. Scoro,
flrbt gams:
BT. PAUL. T0L17DO.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.E.
punleary, rf ft 1 1 ft ORarbeas. aa.. 1 114
I Flood, lb.... I lit 0 Smoot. cf.... 4 ft I ft
i Oeler. aa 4 I I 4 ft J. Clarke, if. 4 1 I ft
I Frlak, If 4 ft I 0 OArmbruat'r. rf I 1 I 1
Nor dyke. lb.. I ft II ft 1 Ferrlni . lb.. 4 ft 0 I
0 Willi. nn. lb. I 0 1
0 W. Clarke, lb 4 1 11 ft ft
Tiemrer, lb.. I 0 1 1
Knrhler. cf.. 4 111
LanKhlln, e.. I 1 I 0 0 Land, c I 1 i 1 0
Eaalck, p 4 0 11 U Gil leu, p I ft 0 I 1
i"okornejr ... 1 ft ft ft ft
Totala as mil I
i ToUla 11 t 17 14 I
Bntted for Willlama In the ninth.
St. Paul 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0
Toledo 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 02
Sacrifice hits: allien, Frisk, Lauerhlln.
Home run: Flood. Stolen bases: Arm
bruster, J. Clarke. Two-bane hit: Bar
beau. Struck out: By EshH k. 2: by Gll
len, 3. Bases on balls: Off Kfflck, 2; off
Gillen, 2. Time: 1:0. Umpire: Werden.
Score, second game:
T. PAt'U TOLEDO.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.E.
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Dunlaavr. rt 1
Flood, lb 4
Gaier. aa.
Frlak. It..
j Nor4yaa, lb.. 0 0
Ttemyar, lb.. 1 1
Kochlar, et... 1 0
Hutdan. o. ... 1 4
Mluaban, p.. 1 1
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Corner lta aa
laraay.
0 0 o Darbeao. aa.. 4 1
I 0 0 Smoot. cf 4 1
0 1 J. Clarks, If. t 1
1 0 OArmbruat'r, rf I 1
4 I U Pairing, lb.. I 1
4 I I Willlama. Ib. I ft
1 0 W. Clarke, lb I 0
4 0 0 Abbott, e.... I 0
1 1 SWeat, p t 0
Totala 11 4 it I 1 Totala 26 tI0 9 I
Friek out for running out of line.
Bt. Paul 0 0 1 0 0 1 02
Toledo 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-1
(Called tn seventh by agreement.)
Double play: Tlemyer and Nordke. Home
runs: Klood. Barbcau. Hit by pitcher:
liarbeau, Tiemyer, Krlak. Two-base hit:
Armbruster. Sacrifice hits: Nordvke (2,
Mlnahan, Dunleavy. Stolen basts: J.
Clarke, W. Clarke. Struck out: 11 W s',
2; by Mlnahan, 1. Base on balta: Oil
West, 4: off Mlnahan, 4. Time: 1:10. V"m
plrs: Werden.
Dlatlllera Beat Botchers.
LOL'ISVILLE. Aug. 6 I-ouievllle de
feated Kansus City here tcday by batting
Kltaon with men on the bases. The v a
itors fielded poorly at times. D Durham
was wild snd J. Durham replaced him in
the third inning. Score:
LOUISVILLE. KANSAS CITT.
AB.H O.A . AB.H O A g.
aa. 4 III 41 fi mam. rf 4 1
rt. 4 II UTPmmm. 14 1 11
Klhm. Is I I I a drm-nsar, 4 4 4 1 4
IwtaBn It. 4 1 4 4 CMmSwa, zb-. 14 114
Wriciar. lb.. I 1 I I I CTMr. aa I I I I I
Pnhl. 4 I I tOraham. a. 1111
Onrec 4 14 1 STkmnaa, p - I 1 I
Tenia at U r U 0 Ttaals....-lt I H 11 S
Coromrnis 0 1 0 9 0 0 7
aflnnaaeoUa 0 v 0 0 0 0
Ptoien liana: RMIly. Racrtflre htt: Wrlg
ley. Usee en balls, (iff Thuanas. 2. Thrne
base hlta: KLhm. Oeyar. Doubls pJa:
Wrlgley and Klhm; Imodori, Oyier and
Jerrj- FYeejcaui. Btruck out: By Ueyer. 1;
by Thomaa. 2. Timeu 1-E. I'mptres: Krrln
and Kane.
HatMirr-s Wlai Batla.
tKDI AS'APOLJS. InA. Aug. . InfUatv.
a polls took both games of today's aoubie
hnadn from Milwaukee. Bummers was al
most In-rtncible in Lh opening contest and
the locals inn 6 to L Indianaupolla eaxily
won Sf3nd gams, 7 to 1 Boors first game:
INDIASAPOUS. MiXWAritEg.
AB.U.O.A.g. ABA.O.t.l.
rook, ef 1114 4 RaMnaoo. aa. 4 I I I 1
4 Orran. rf 4 4 1 0 0
Conn era. lb.. 4 1 II ft
a Math, a 4 4 4 11
a Mn-arofk, l I I I
0 at teener
1 Clark, lb..
I Doaahrnr.
Wllana. p.
Cnnltw, If... I
Delete, rf I
Hlniea. lb I
Llndaar. lb.. 1
Llvlnsatoa, a I
Krng. aa I
llorke. lb.... 4
Bummerm, p.. 4
If 4
..141 0
et 4 4 0 ft 4
.. t 1 0 7
.. 0 ft 0
..U t 14 14 I
1 10 I
HTUia
Tntala 24 7 17 U 1
I TeUla. . .
BaUed for Wilson In ninth.
Milwaukee SsOOIiOll 1
Ind'anapolls 10020411 6
Baaes on halls: Off Surnmeirs, 4; off Wil
son, 7. Struck out; By Summers, I; by
WUaon. 2. Wild pitch: Wilson. Hit by
pitcher: McCheeney, beTllle. Two-base hit:
Helgle. Three-base hit: Llvlngaton. Sacrl
flue hits: Green, Coulter. Stolen base: Cook.
Passed ball: Livingston. Umpire: Kgsn.
Score second game:
INDIAMAPOU8. sULWACKEB.
A8.H.O.A..B. iUJl.U.l.l
Cook, rt 4 14 4 4 BoMaaon, aa. 4 I I I I
OeecD. rf 4 I 0 I
4 Csniieea. lb.. 4 4 111
4 Barilla. .... 4 17 1
I Mr.rrorm'k, lb 4 II I
1 MoCbeaoer. If I 0 4 I
1 ( lark. Ui.... 4 14 0 0
Coulter, It... I
Belli ef I
Hlmea, lb... I
Llndaar lb.. I
Howler, e. ... I
Krus, aa 4
Hopke, lb.... 4
Blasla, p 4
0 Ixtaichertr. ill M 1 t
0 acaaetberg, pi 10 10
Totala II 14 IT 11 I Toals..M IM U I
Mllwaukea 00000210 01
Indianapolis 0 0 0 1 I 0 0 I 7
Three-base hits: Robinson, Clark, Hopke.
Sacrifice hita: Coulter, Howley (ij; Seigla
Bases on bails: Oft Slagle, 1; off Schnel
btrg. 2. Struck out: By Sohnolberg, 6: by
Slagle, 7. Double playa: Dougherty, Rob
lnaon, to Connors. Stolen bases: MoChes
ncy, Dougherty, Green. Baaeed balls: Be
vllle, liowley. Hit by pitcher; Hlmrs.
Cook. Umpire: Eg an. Time: 1:45.
GAMUS J IV THE) IOWA LBAQIB
Leaders Pall Oat AaeUtf Oeuaa la
Lata Inalnas.
MARSHALX.TOWN, la., Aug. fc (Special
Tela ram. j r'ollowlusj mi Ujs results in
the Iowa league:
At Ottumwa R.H.E.
Ottumwa .... 10000000 12 0
Marshallt'n ..10000000 1-2 I 1
Batteries: Sedgwick and Corbett; Dort
and Forney. Game called by agreement.
At Keokuk R.H.B
Keokuk 01200200 0- t 4
Vtulncy 00121002 0-4 11 2
Batteries: Burch. Boyd and Williams;
Mason, warren, waisn ana Jameson.
At Burlington
Burlington ..1000
Jacksonville .0 0 0 0
Batteries: McMlllaji
Akers and Belt.
At Oskaloosa
Oskalooaa .... 1 0 2 2
Watorloo .... 0 1 2 0
0 0 2
0 0 0
and
R.H.E.
o a
0 0-0 4 1
Bruggeman;
Batteries: ShaS
and Llzetta.
R.H.EL
0 0 0 0 0-8 H t
0 1 0 2 O-o 12 i
and Mltze; Uollenbeck
Punter, cf... 4 1 1
Woodruff, et . 6 1 1
Braabaar, Ib 1 I 4
Cooler, lb.... 4 1 10
8 Sulllran, lb 4 0 0
QumUn, aa. . 4
Palta. c 4
Hughre. e.... 0
QaaClnaer. rt 4
L. Durham, p 1 0 4 1
J. Durham, p I 0 0 ft
1 I
1 I
OMrRrtde, aa. . 4 0 4 1 I
0 Kerwla, rf... I I 1 4 4
Hill, ef 4 0 1 I 1
0 heikter. lb.. I 0 11 I I
0 Huelamaa, if 4 1 I 0 1
0 Krurter, lb.. I 1 1 I I
Burke, lb.... 4 0 I I
J. Sullivan, e I 1 4 I 1
OKItaoa, p 11110
0
4 Totala II I IT 11 I
Totala 15 I IT D 0
Doulerllle 0 1 2 2 0 0 1 0 0-7
Kansas City. 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 t
Two-base hlta: Pelts. Stanley, Kerwin.
Three-base hit: Kerwin. Btcili-n ba-es:
Woodruff 12), Gnadinger. Sacrifice hit: Hill.
Bases on bulla: tin D. Durham, ti; off J.
Durham, 1; off Kitson, 2. Struck out: By
J. Durham, 4. Hit by pitcher: By L. Dur
ham, 1; by J. Durham, 1. Double play:
Hlil and Burke. La-ft on bases: Louisville,
6; Kansas City, . Time: 1:46. Umpire:
Hayes.
Caaanplou Take a Pair.
COLtrMBl'S, O, Aug. 6. Columbua made
it three straight from Minneapolis by
taking both of today's fast and well
flnlded gamea Hulswitt's hitting ami
bait running waa timely In the first game,
which went I to 1 Thomaa paaaed K!hm
In the aecond Inning of the last Kami.
Geyer's triple and seven singles followed,
putting the game safely In Columbus'
bands. Score, first game:
COLUMBUS. MINNEAPOLIS.
AB H O A AB H.O.A. K.
Prlel, Ib I 1 I 1 OPerrtee. if ... I 0 0 0 0
R.llly. cf 4 4 4 0 OO'Nelll. ef.... 11110
Hulawltt. aa. 4 I 4 I 0 J Freeman, rf I 1 1 0 4
0aeler. a . I 1 4 4 4JrFreeruan. lb I 1 I 1 0
K.hin. lb .. . I I I I OOremlnser, Ib I 0 1 I 0
Servniua If 1 I 1 0 u Dundon. it . I till
Wrls.tr. 3b.. 10 11 0Oler. aa 114 10
Kohl, e 4 14 14 Bueloar, .... 10 14 1
I PP. p 4 I 1 I OKilrar. p I 114 0
Totala a 14 IT 10 0 Totala tl i 14 14 1
Columbus 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 14
Minneapolis 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0-2
Stolon bases: Hulswttt (4). Parrlna.
Two-base lilts: Bervstlus. J. Freeman.
Double plays: Klhm and t'PD. Prlel and
Klhm: Hulswttt. Wiirley and Kihm. Struck
out: By Urp. 2;. Tune: 1:34. Umpires:
Kans and Kerln.
Bcore. second game:
COLUMBrS. MINNBAPOUS.
AB H O A AB H.O.A .
Frlel. Ib 4 1 I I IPenrtne. If ..4 I I I 0
Bellly, of.... 4 110 OCTNeUI, ef... 4 0 4 0 0
llou City Team Beatra.
BtrOOMnELJ, Neb., Aug. 8. Speclal.
The beat game of ball this season was
played yesterday on the local diamond be
tween Black's Knights of Sioux City and
Uehllng's Colts of this city, resulting In a
victory for the home team, 5 to 4. It was
a shutout game up to the ninth Inning,
when an error In right field and another on
second base gave the visitors four runs.
Score:
Bloomfleld 0 0 0 1 t 0 0 0 I
Sioux City 0000000044
Earned runs: Bloomfleld, 4. First bass
on balls: Off Brandt, 1; off Hoyt, 1. Two
base hits: Crosby, Marshall. Double playsi
Turner to Watters to Gartner, Norton to
Franklin. Struck out: By Brandt, 6; by
Hoy, 2. Passed ball: Hall, Watson (3).
Wild pitch: Hoyt. Deft on bases: Bloom
fleld, 3; Sioux City, Batteries: Bloom
fleld, Brandt and Halt Sioux City. Hoyt
and Watson. Time: 1:30. Umpire: Dell
Rar.ey of Sioux City.' Scorer: J. Ii. Gessler.
Hooper 9, Fort Omaha 8.
HOOPER, Neb., Aug. 6. (Special.)
Fort Omaha met defeat at the hands of
the Hooper team on the locals' grounds
by a one-sided score. Bulger of the lo
cals pitched a good game, holding tha
visitors down to five scattering hits. Cass,
pitcher for the visitors, showed good
quality, but was a little wild, having hit
five and passed two. Score: R. H. K.
Fort Omaha.. 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 02 5 6
Hooper 00002122 9 9 0
ButV-ries: Hooper, Bulger and Jensen;
Fort Omaha, Caas and Halbe. Two-base
hits: Nepper, Howard, Stokes. Duubta
plays: Hooper, Bulger to Jensen to
Hecker, Bulger to Hecker to W. Zellers,
Harris to Hecker; Fort Omaha. Hal be to
Rupert. Bases on balls: Off Cass, 2.
Hit by pitcher: By Cass. (. Struck out:
By Bulger 6. by Cass, 7. Time: 1:20.
Ui.iplre: Cook.
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ALICE POINTER WINS PURSE
Bay Mare Captures Big Facing Event
at Buffalo.
Friend Wlaa from Wahoo.
FRIEND, Neb., Aug. 6 (Special Tele
gram.) Friend defeated Wahoo the flrat
game of ball in the series here this after
noon. Score: R.H.E.
Wahoo 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0-3 0 4
Friend 10008021 894
Batteries: Wahoo, Rltzint.n and Ronnr;
Friend, Morse and Whltcomb. Btrurlt out:
Ry Rltsman, 5; by Morse, t. Two-base hit:
Ritzman, Whltcomb, Dillon. Throe-base
lilt: Slmodynes. Double plays: By Wahoo,
2. Time: 1:25. Umpire: Edmondson. The
same teams play her again tomorrow.
Oxford Evens Ip With Indiana.
OXFORD, Neb., Aug. , (Special Tele
gram.) The Oxford team today evened up
with the Haskulls. The game was without
special feature. Score: R.TI.
Oxford 010011010 6
Indians 000101000 4 10
Latteries: Oxford, Harris and Owens;
Indians, Hill and lawrence. Umpire: BU
Alnaworth Hhnts Out Atkinson.
A1NS WORTH, Neb.. Aug. . (Special
Telegram.) There was another exciting
game of base ball played here this after
noon between Alnsworth and Atkinson. The
score stood 6 to 0 in favor of Alnsworth.
BONANZA COMES IN FOURTH
Reproarhleas, Winner of tbe Chamber
of Commerce Stake, ia Un
placed Reaalts of Otber
Races.
MAN V JCM EH UOLP CONTEST
I.arare Field Will Compete at
Uhratoa, 111., for Championship.
WHEATON, 111., Aug. .-More than
eighty golfers drove off today in the quali
fying rounds for the western amateur golf
championship. The links of the Chicago
Qolf club, over which many national and
sectional championships have been decided,
were In perfect shape for play, and with
fair weather conditions low scores were
looked for.
The field of entrants this yesr Is a wide
one, players being present from Atlanta,
Ga. : Deliver, Birmingham, Ala.: Nashville,
Tenn., and Including the title holder, Ned
Sawyer. Warren K. Wood, who played
such a sensational game at Cleveland
against Jerome D. Travera, and Walter
Fairbanks of Denver. The qualifying
round today, in which thirty-two qualify,
and the flrat round, at which play tomor
row will be at thlriy-slx holea. The subse
quent rounds of match play will be at
eighteen holes to the finals on claturday,
which will be at thirty-six holes.
Amatenr Uaraiuea to Moot.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. O.-Tha annual
regatta of the National Association of
Amai'Mtr Oarsmen will be held on tlte
Schuylkill river Friday and Saturday.
Amng those here are Waldemar Sands, a
sculler from Berlin. Germany, and the
senior four-oared crew of the Mound City
Rowing club, St. Louis. All the contestants
here expected to be on the river during
the day for practice and to learn the
course.
I.arnrd Win.
W. J. Clothier, the
A. Larned, a
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BOSTON. Aug. .-
national chamolon. and W
former champion, appeared In the doublea
at the Longwood tennis courta today. The
team had three hard sets against F. C.
Colleeter and C. T. Porter, winning, (-1,
-S. (-4.
In singles Clothier defeated O. P.
Gardner. Jr., t-2, t-1. -4, and R. C. Beaver
defeated 11. A. MacKlnney, 4-4, 4-3,
-4. 6-4.
God Record for Cambridge.
CAMBRIDGE, Mo., Aug. 6 (BpoolaL)
The Cambridge ball team won alx out of
the eight games played here, beginning
July 'St. The came yesterday with Hol
brook was won by tbe vlaitora, I to t
BUFFALO, N. T.. Aug. . The grnnd cir
cuit meeting here opened yesterday under
unfsvorahle weather conditions, a light
rain falling throughout the four races. The
rain did not affect the track and fast time
was made in the 2:12 pace for the Dominion
of Canada purse of $10,000. Reproachless,
winner of the Chamber of Commerce stake,
proved a disappointment, being unplaced.
Reproachless and Alice Pointer sold for
150 In the pools, the" field going at $20.
Alice Pointer took the race In straight
heats, Reproachless Just beating the dis
tance flag in the first heat.
Beatrice Bellini, the public's choice in the
1:16 trot. Justified her backers, winning in
straight heats. Judex, who was fancied
for the 2:00 price, also won In straight
heats, while the ilrst raoe for S-year-old
trotters was won handily by Bell Bird In
straight heats. Summary:
First, 3-year-olds, the Preparation; purse,
11.000:
Bell Bird, blk. f.. by Jane Time-Nancy
Medium (A. WDonald)
Miss Densmore, b. t. (Benyon).
Henney Way, b. m. (Lasell)
Etty Worthin, b. f. (Lattimore).
The Count., br. c. (White)
Time: 2:2.
Class 2:12, Dominion of Canada pace;
purse, $10,000:
Allc Pointer, b. m.. by Star
Pointer (McDovItt) 1
Major Mallow, b. g. (Hedrlck) 1
Hidalgo, b. g. (A. McDonald) 2
Bonanza, b. g. (Thomas) 6
Lelf nd Onward, b. h (Murphy).... 4
Red Bow, b. m. (Sweeney) 9
Dan 6., b. g. (Geera) 6
Reproachless, blk. m. (Starr) 11
Whitelock. gr. g. (Snow) Ii
Msttle Chimes, b. in. (Toor) T
Mary M., b. m. (Sunderlln) 10
lime: 2:X. 2:07Vfc. Z:
Class 2:16. trotting; LaFayette
purse, t2,U:
Beatrice Bellini, blk. m., by Bellini
Trixie Nutwood (J. Dlckerson)....!
Wild Bell, br. g. (De Ryder)
Oeinteel li.. br. h. (W. McDonald)
Fanny P., br. n. (Packerj
Tolling Chimes, br. g. (White)
Jack Leyburn, ch. g. (McCarthy)..
Axtell. b. m. (Thomas)
Petty Ballot, br. g. (Hedrick)
Lawrietta. b. m. (Saundera)...
Llilia Stranger, b. m. (Curry)...
Msrjoiie. gr. m. (Cox)
Tims: 2:lla. 2: Oh Me 2:10.
Clsss l:t , pacing; purse, $1,000:
Judex, b. g., by Kedwood-Nellle O.
(McKlnney) 1
Rey del Diablo, ch. g. (Lawrence)....!
Laura Bellini, blk. m. (A. McDonald) 6
Electric Storm, b. g. (Hedrick) 1
John V., a. g. (Bldrtdge) 4
Robert LeRoy snd E. T. Gross of Provi
dence. There were but ten defaults recorded, the
most Important being that of H. H. Whit
man, the former national champion, who
was unable to get out for the morning
piny. The weather conditions were Ideal.
Fifty-six matches were played during the
day, finishing up the second round, with
five matches played In the third round. W.
J. Clothier won by default In the morning
and in the afternoon he hud little trouble
In defeating E. T. Cross of Providence.
Raymond D. Little won his morning match
easily in straight sets from J. A. Ross, and
In the afternoon he disposed of N. W. Nlles.
the Harvard champion, almost as easily.
W. 8. Warland defeated D. M. Grant, the
southern champion, In the morning. W. C.
Grant defeated J. A. Fowler.
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EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
EI Cuchlllo Wins !4nrntoa;n Steeple
chase from Thlstledale.
SARATOGA, N. Y., Aug. 6. A fairly good
attendance greeted the runners at the first
day's races at the Saratoga Racing associa
tion's meeting today. But one favorite
won, Cuchlllo, In the jumping race. Mc
Carter and Hunning Water, running undor
the colors of the Newcastle stable, won
respectively iirst and seOnnd places In the
ilO.UOO Sarstnga handicap. The bo'.s laid
9 to 5 against the stable. Dandelion, the
favorite at 11 to 10, made the running to
the stretch, where both McCarter and Run
ning Water passed him and finished heads
apart, with Dandelion four lengths back.
Fair Play, at & to 1, took the Flash akus
by a length and a half from Jim Gaffney,
Summaries:
First race, selling, six furlongs: Tom Mc
Grath (JuO, Miller, 11 to 6) won, Jacobite
OIU. E. Dugan, 8 to 6) second. Green Seal
(HI, Henry, 60 to 1) third. Time: 1:12. Green,
Gold Proof, Deuche, Aeronaut, Spion,
llandzarra -and Toddles also ran.
Second race, the Saratoga steeplechase,
about two miles: El Cuchlllo (1M. Donohue,
t to 1) won, Thlstledale (1'47, Hnppe, 6 to 2)
second, Hi. Volma (106. M. Archibald (10
to 1) third. Time: 4:16. Alfar. Pagan Bey,
Palm, McKlttredge and Burnett also ran.
Grandpa fell.
Third race, the Flash stakes, five fur
longs: Fair Plsy (122, Mountain, 8 to 1)
won. Jim Gaffney (117. Martin, 12 to 1)
second. Sir Cleges (117, Troxler, 15 to 1)
third. Time: Smoker, Royal Tour
ist, Adriana and Seymour Beutler also ran.
Sir Cleges was an added starter.
Fourth race, the Saratoga handicap, mile
and a quarter: McCarter (111, Miller, 9 to
6) won, Running Waier (1)5, Notter, 9 to 6)
second, Dandelion (117, Radtka. 11 to 10)
third. Time: 2:(XH. Gallavant, Ironsides
and Red Leaf also ran.
Fifth race, selling, mile: Tom Dolan (110,
E. Dugan, 6 to 6) won, Workmald (K8.
Henry, 6 to 1) second, Arlmo (114, Miller,
8 to Bl third. Time: 1:3V Euripides,
Ocean Spray and Gulden West also ran.
Sixth race, five and a half furlongs:
Almee C. (10. Martin, 6 to 1) won. Red
Bonnett (!, Miller, i to 2) second, Ona
tussa (U?. E. Dugan, 16 to 1) third. Timet
1:07. Black Ox, King's Plate, Tenancy, By
Courtesy, Bell Wether and Ardrl also ran.
in 2:214 2:21 and 2:231,. May June, owned
by J. Yankey of Lonejack, Mo., whs second.
The purse was for $4f. There w:is a good
attendance notwithstanding the hot
weatiier.
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TENNIS
TOURNAMENT
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OPENS
Nearly All Noted Players of East Are
Present.
BOSTON, Aug. 6. The seventeenth annual
tends tournament which opened today on
the courts of the Longwood Cricket club
was ths largest in point of entries, also one
of the most representstlve. that has been
held on these famous courts in the last few
years. Most of the well known tennis men
of ths east are numlered among the en
trants, Including W. J. Clothier of Phila
delphia, R. D. Little, Clarence Hobart;
D. M. Grant, ohampton of the Southern
association, from Atlanta, Ga. ; A. I. Weat
fall; A. C. Grant of New York; N. W.
Nlles, the Harvard champion; R. C Beaver,
the Masaachuaetia champion: Hugh Tail act
of New York, f. 1. Sully way of Boston,
TWO MOHE HOUNDS OP TENNIS
Diets Tnarnamro t Profreaaea on
Courts In Good Shape.
Two more rounds of the tennis tourna
ment which began at the Diets Athletic
association Saturday were played Monday
evening. The rain of Sunday had dried
from the grounds and left them In good
condition. The playi
Second round: Ij. Johnson beat L. Har
mon. 6-4. 6-1; F. Feilman beat Gerhard,
6-2. 6-1.
Third round: D. Parker beat Kellstrom,
6-S, 6-; Feilman beat Thomas, 6-4, 6-4;
Bartlett beat Blakely, 6-2. 6-2; Dan Gould
beat W. Knight, 6-0, 6-4.
Swimmer Falls In Effort.
DOVER. England.. Aug. 6 Jabei Wolff,
the amateur swimmer, in a fifth attempt
to swim the English channel, today had
accomplished a record swim from the
south foreland, getting within three
quarters of a mile of Cape Blanc, France
In the speedy time of 16 V4 hours, when
the turn of the tide carried him away
from the land and neceasltated the re
linquishment of ins attempt.
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Racing at Col em bos.
COLUMRU8. Neb.. Aug. .(Special Tele
gram.) King Traveler, owned by T. B.
Morton of Hiawatha, Kan., won flrat money
In the 2:27 trot in ths tirat day's race bare
Sporting; Gossip.
flloux City la getting ao far behind In
the pennant race it may never catch up.
Two tie games In the Wentern leaves the
percentage table about as it was the day
before.
lajole was back In the game Monday,
playing first. O'Brien wss a little lost at
third and made two errors.
Jack Taylor failed to get sway with his
game Monday. The loss of a gnme or two,
however, does not bother Mr. Chance much.
Cobb made six hits in the two gamea,
which again went the Tlirers to the front.
Detroit has ciulta an outlleld In Cobb, Craw
ford and Jones or Mclntyre.
Hostetter's, or rather Hoelaketter's three
hits in four times up and nine chances
without an error Monday for St. Ixill
looks pretty good for un extra, Mll-ln
player.
The merry phase In the American loacua
Is still on. Vuesdny finds Detroit In first
place, with Chicago twelve points behind
and Philadelphia ten points behind the
Champs.
The 7J.00O black bass whloh Fish Com
missioner O'Brien has planted in Cut-Off
in the last two or three years make fishing
at the place an enjoyable pastime It is
always more fun when you catch fish.
Poor Old Dan McOann was put out of the
gnme Monday, this time with a sprained
ankle. Between injuries and poor hitting
the captain of the (Hants has boen out of
the game most of the seaxon. H has good
subs for first In Breshsnan and BoWerman.
Good report a are romlng to ths tennis
committee of the Omaha Field club In
reference to entrlea for the Middle West
tournament, which opens at the Field club
Auguat IS. An especial effort Is being mnde
to gut as large an entry list from the
state as posslblo. Conrad Young and
Arthur Scrlbner are playing at Des Moines
this week.
Iowa News Notes.
SANBORN M ade desperate by taunts of
girls with whom she worked in a hotel
hers. Miss May Tifft, aged 17, committed
suicide today by Jumping Into a thirty
foot well at her home. Her mother died
a year ago and slnoe then she hsd suo
ported herself.
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