Nebraska Newspapers

    TTTFi OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, MAY 19. 1908.
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HIOHEBT prices for 2d-hand furniture, car
pet, clothes and shoes. Tel. Doug 3971.
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Coatlaaed
RAILWAY TIME CARD
Chiraaro, Mllwaakee et St. Paat
CMc. Colo. Special... a 7 2 am all M pm
Cal. ft Ore. F.sprea a K pm a I S pm
Overland Limited a 68 pm a I M am
PERT price paid for 2-hnd furniture, car- P"T cai a m m pm .-
pets, stoves, cjomina. anoes. iiu Ufa i a. urwi w rirr
an at Paul-Mlnneannltt..
COV. JfcFFF.RJtON stock wanted. State
lowest price. Address Y 46. rare tVe.
2&l MHiR ais
.1.
1.90 pm
7:30 am
6 pm
7 Jfl am
I 35 pm
7 DO am
11 pm
8:27 am
11:35 pm
3.30 pm
FAFE WANTED A targe fir and burgUr
proof safe, with time lock, wanted at
once. Address Y 458, care Pee.
(2o-MS7o Vx
Bt. Paul-MlnneapolUi
Chlcsgo- Limited....,
Chicago Enpress
Chicago Express
Chicago, Rock lalaad at PaelSc
Chicago Limited a :fl0 am ali os pm
Iowa Local a 7:00 km a 4:!0 pm
Des Molnea Passenger.. a i:Q pm a 12:80 pm
WANTED-Three horses for lawn mowera. I Iowa Local bll:4oam D IM pm
Apply to Ernest Olbson, Happy Hnllnw tmro ibMiwn w pni 1..0 pm
Club. - - (lii Msna 19 Chicago Flyer a 6:10 pm a 8 Jo am
WEST.
Rocky Mountain Ltd...all:lS pm a 1:60 am
CUo. & Cal. Express. ...a 1:10 pm a 4.30 pm
Okl. ft Toaas Express... 4:40 pm a 1.15 pin
Mlaaoart Paclltc
Ik. C. ft St. U Exp a 9:00 am a 3:46 am
K. C. ft St. U Exp alias pm a : pto
WANTED TO RENT
SIOUX ARE SCALPED AGAIN
Bonrke Family Take Another Gams
from Ducky Holmei and Hit Band.
DON EA0AN WAS ON THE JOB
The "Cap" end HU Tribe Are Forced
to Take Another Beatles; at the
Heads of the Champions.
WANTED to rent for July, a modern eot
tsge, furnished. Address W. 1 Coakley,
loi N. 26th Bt. . (26; M630 21
WANTED To rent a modern 0-room house
by June 1. C. C. Belden. 2 M7H9 It
FOR RENT Young- men desiring at
tractive rooms In private homo call at
253') Capitol avenue. (26) 191 13x
WANTED SITUATIONS
EXPERIENCED stsiiogrspher; excellent
references. Address "D," Omaha Bee,
Council, IlliKIs. . . U7)Mm.
.. - - , '
WANTED Position aa advertising man
ager by experienced man. AdJress Y 467,
care The Bee. t27) M729 lx
! BURLINGTON STA IOTU HAIOH,
Leave. Arrive.
.. a 4:10 pm a 1:46 pm
...a 4:10 pm a 8:4ft prn
...a 4:10 pm a 3:16 pin
...ali:6u pm al(i:16 pm
...a 0:4b am a 6:10 pm
...a 8:15 ajn a 6:10 pm
...b 1:46 pm a!3:ll pm
, b 9:08 am
nl0:ln pm
a 7:60 pm
Wi TSTTVTl P:itinlrtvmpnt hv mtrlrlle A 9-
man - AnvlKlrn lnnr. lil. with mauitial.l. I Chicago Hpeclal
salary auccnt-ed. Addreaa K tti. t are Bee. Chicago Express ..
-. 27, MS70 21x
WANTEIVA position
Taylor-, filtt 8. 24lh 8t.
chauffeur. E.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
M.nn'.o Q. Crton and husband to Han-'
rui,'. CuIIiiuj, part lota 1 and 2, block
J, ohtnn a ain $ 1,900
(... er lliluins and wife et al. to
Farmers and Mart-hants bank, part
lot ir block 9, hrnsiin; and part lut
li, hiotK 6, li-us jii 530
Wllllum lifi.tiiLli to Frank Musaer and
vtie. pari lot 3, block 41, (Jruiid
Vie 650
Lihkih W. Mcluskey to E. C. Uarvln,
Lit 02, .OIch.-'b add j 1
Carrie H. Colt and hiuaband to TIUb-l-.tii
'intiiun, lots 22 und 23, block 4,
An (S Mbw 75
Ctutity Ueasuter to Mary M. Tucker,
lot .', i,.otk luj. .Florence
K-d liroa. to lludolnh .1. Nodeaard.
K1 4, block 1. reuun of Duraut I'lace 350
Lo li-i U. Seats to. Joocphlne O. Ham
lin, hart lot' B Work 6. aubdlvlaion of
J. I. Itedick'H add 4,000
Carrie I.. Behm and husband to Pylvla
V- 'I'lmmrta. lirf IS. block 10. Omaha
View V 2
linrrh?,. M. Klltmtrkk to Frederick
. Kascr. lot 4. Aldlno Square 1
'".f :lc.t W. Kavser to Thomas Kll-
i u rlck. same 1
ii!a:n .vDermody ' and wife to Ed
u rd . A. fltelnpr. lot 4. block 40.
Benson 250
Willlum A. Johnson to Edward A.
Btetutr. lots 7-and I, block W, Benson 660
E'ir.a liurijett Fatrlck and Edith M.
I'atricK to Francis P. Morgan, lot 17,
block 4. Patrick 1'lAce 1
Vary E. .Bailey, and husband to
Giorgt Mai shall, lot 6, block 14, Wal
nut lllll 1
WillUtm Klrby to Nellie E. Klrby,
lots 9. 10 and 11. block S, Ames Place 2.500
Benson Land company to Mary Mat
buusHr. lots 14. 15. 16 and 17, replat
of block 4i. Benson 640
John R-Regan et aL to J. J. Derlght,
pa it lot 9. Bluff View 3.000
McfaKiie- Investment company to Llx
xlf M. -Bv-rnea. part lota 1 and 8,
block $. B. E. Rogers' add . 2,750
Jarom'.afl Darnell to Zeph Darnell,,
patt lot 15. Kountie'a 2d add . 1,400
George w. Oarloch and wire to jonn
H. Franklin, part loU 6 and , bloclr '
T. Lowe's add.. 80
M. W. Ryerson and wife to Ethel M.
King, lots 14 and 15. block 2. Plain
view 1
iHln Xf.nraMt Vf RtmnnOH tO fteOrff
A. Btouffcr. jot 10, block 4. Klrkwood 1,500
Samuel Allen and wife to Emma J.
emlth. part lot 16 block 10, Pat
rtck s 2d add 900
vn.n T Raxt and husband to Mauds
C Bherman,- lot 4, Crescent Park.. 6,150
Barlleajton
Denver A California
Northwest Bpecla .,
Black Hills
Nuithweat Express
Nebraska points ....
Nebraska Express .
Lincoln Fast Mali ..
Lincoln Local
Lincoln Local
Lincoln Local
Schuyler Plattemouth.b 3:10 pm bl0:20 am
ttellevue Plattsinouth.a 1:00 pm a 1:50 am
I'lattsniourh iowa b 6:16 am
Pellevua Plattsmouth b 1:30 pm
Denver Limited a 4:iu pm a 7:06 am
...a 7:zt am an:46 pm
...a i.M pm a 3:b6 pin
...a 6:30 pm a 6:iti inn
...a 9:15 urn nll':30 am
...a 4:46 pm all:80 am
Kansas City ft Bt. Joe..al0:45 pm a 6:30 ara
Kansas City ft St. Joe.. a 9:15 am a 6:10 pm
Kansas City ft 8U Joe.. a 4:45 pm
WEBSTER ITA. 1DTH ft WEBSTER.
Chlcaaro, Bt. Peel, Mleneapolla ft
Omaha-
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Passenger.. .b 6:80 am b 9:10 pm
Ploux City Passenger. .a 3:06 pm al0:50 am
Emerson Local c 6:46 am c 6:53 cm
Mlasoarl ParlA
Auburn Local b 1:50 pm bll:25 am
Omaha, 4; Bloux City, 1.
The dope sheet waa again upset at Vin
ton street park, when with an even num
ber of hits Monday and less errors for the
Sioux, Omaha beat the Bloux by ths score
f 4 to 1. The winning streak continues
nd the way the champs walk away with
the games shows class. Sharp and fast
fielding again did the business, although
the Rourke family was a trifle lucky In
getting most of the wabbles by the Bloux
In the Initial round
Ducky sat on the bench and put the fleet-
footed and strong arm thrower, Bpencar In
the middle garden and sent Willie Crutcher
I Chicago Flyer
Iowa Local
St. Louis Express..
I -1 - , .r-, , . T -
In to toss the ball. Crutcher Is a recruit -'"J '"""i. "-' "Bs.
rrom Minneapolis ana ne pucueu a. emm
game, except In the first Inning, when the DENVER 19 GIVEN A SETBACK
series of calamities happened.
I don't mind losing a game when the Dee Molnea Takes One from the Mono
fellows don't hit," said Ducky before the I tatneers Fair to One.
ame. so br that reasoning he did not DES MOINES. May 18. Bomar nltrhed a
mind to losing the game yesterday for the food game -and was brilliantly supported
fellows" surely did not hit as they were " " l"";f.,in
ble to get but four from Don Carlos ing of Nlehoff waa the aensatlon of the
Ragaji, who passed but two and struck out game. Ho got one grounder behind the
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, c Sun
day only, d Dally except Saturday, e Dally
except Monday.
OCEAN STEAMERS
KtBf . - ..0" J4
Per rest, plesaureorhuelnesa
it My te travel on the
FRENCH
L 3 f 3 F.
To PARIS, the City Beautiful:
y-'t2r Thexs to sll points on ths Continent
SZS-c-"?' Compegnfti Oonoral
i I HIIUdll.-IUMN
J.SiSr' ftti Llmlt.S mall exrvlae
" 1 RCWVOKKTOPtllll IS4MT1
1 vis Havre on gigantic twin-screw express
, steamer, sailing every Thursday 10 s. m.
These wonclcsor modern invention nave
alt the convenience and luxury ot most
palatial hotels on a more immense scale.
Passenger elevator, roof cafe, gvmnssium,
r eicflrsnt suites ana sincie tpsnracmiiotuT
newspaper orchestra, wireless teUrfcrapay, I
famoua ciiUine and every provisioa rot ?
' eaicty ana comion.
La fftvol May It I La SstoU Juns U
Le Proveaca Juna 41 La Provence June 21
La Lorralna June 11 1 La Lorraine July
Barly reeervatlona reeomroanded. Fee eepy at
illaaumtaa book ot Uavala Dd nt apply ta
HARRY B. MOORE. - - - 101 rarnaai et.
J. B. RBYNULUS. - - - MK1 rarnaa St.
W. m. BOCK. ------- UU rarnaa St.
w a. DAVIDSOM. . . - - Uill rarnam SC
aOUU skiub, - - - vara rirm ptygui sua,
Total. ....
...130.853
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
SWIFT et CO. WI.V FIRST GAME
Tackle the Mtlllvana Sanday. the
Score Belnar IO to 2.
The Bwlft ft Co. team defeated the Sulll
vana Rundav afternoon in a one-sided
game by the, score of 10 to 2, the former
having trie beat 01 tne gamo irom start. 10
finish. Rvno. the nitcher for Swift ft Co..
held the Bulllvans to a few scattered mis
and nassed two men on balla
Williams pitching tor tne Buuivans
XZ7,r. Tun rvNSTRTTTlNr startedeout like he Intended winning bis
OFFICL OF . THIS WNWBLCTItiU own but Ml down in the fourth in-
,i.,.Krmuii!r. Fort uniana, roeuianaa
May Is, IDOS. Braled- proiioeals in trlpllcala,
buoJwii to -the usual conditions, will be re-
iim inne 17 in., for the con- the Swift team and
"""' ,..ir 1...1U. .lirln wiring anlendldlv.
?h Af a hakar v at Fort Omaha. An error by Grue at third In the last half
iw'...-u. B-nil information furnished on D- of the fourth lot in two men of the Sulll
Itttm. U. O. leacrves tne nglll 10 re- I vana. Aiirr uiai evtsi jvvxiy kjv uvwit ..v
ning. After that his opponents hit him
wherever thev Dleased.
This is the first game or tne season ror
they snowed up
i,h,
jectTany or all bids,
Envelopes containing I butsness and kept the Bullivana shut out
...n.ui t he marked "ProDoaala for for the next five Inntnas.
.iTarv " addressed to CaDtaln W. It. Palra of Swifts cut the rones in the first
OL'RY,' Constructing quarternisster, Fortl 0f the fifth. With three men' on bases he
mi-i-u-"u-i j knocked a tnree-Dagger, nringinr in inree
acorcs. He also scored himself.
Both teams are from South Omaha
Omaha, Nebraska.
Bwift ft Co.
J. Pettlt
F. Kuncl...
Positions.
..Ieft
...Right
...Center
..Third
PROPOSAL&i-U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF
Acrtculture, Office of the Secretary,
Washington. D. C. Arpll i. x 19i-8ealed
will be received at the office
of the disbursing clerk until 2 p. m.. Q. Hiekus....
warineadav. May 27. 1908J for furnishing o,ir
supplies for the use of the forest service c paine..-. Bhort
during the fiscal year enotng June so. lu. F fikokon First
as follows: Stationery and office supplies. u Ryno Catcher.,
furniture. Instruments, telephone wire and V- Ryno Pitcher..
fixtures. Delivery to be made at the forest nor by Innings;
tWfZF7"m2tSX: swift ft Co oooo
iniormaviuii " - v l cltiiiw.na
disbursing clerk. Bids must be sealed and -
adaraasoo 10 iiie aeciot-a. wi iiii.iiiiuoii
in accordance with instructions given on
schedules. JAMES WILSON. JJ'j,
0 0 0 1
Bulllvans.
.... A. Jensen
R. Fried
E. Petroskey
.... P. Jensen
. F. Campbell
, W. Sweeney
.. L. Sweeney
,. H. Williams
4 0 S t 1-10
0 0 0 0 0-
TRIP OP AMERICANS REWARDED
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
WEST. LFAUI E. AME1L A83 N.
W. L I'd. W. L Tci.
Omaha 18 6 .RJ Toledo W
Ienver 1 11 .693 lndlan'lla .18 10 43
Ploux Cily..lll .RM Columbus ..17 U .'
Lincoln IS 14 .4X1 Milwaukee .16 12 .671
Dee Molnea. 11 1 .1 luisville ..17 13 .67
Peublo 1 17 .292 Kan. City.. .12 Is .4
Minn lls .... t 20 .2M
St. Paul.... 7 21 .UiO
NAT. LEAGUE AMER. LEAGUE.
Chicago ....15 7 . New York. .16 0 .M0
Pittsburg ...13 t .691 Phllds 17 10 .630
Phila. 18 10 .M.'. Cleveland ..1111 .642
New York. .11 12 .650 Bt. Louis. ...16 14 .4M
Boston 14 13 .619 Chicago ....12 18 .4H0
Clruinnatl .12 12 .500 Detroit ....ll 18 .4r8
St. Louis. .. 10 1 ."7 Wash 10 15 .400
Brooklyn ... t 18 .333 Boston 10 17 .170
GAME9 TODAY.
Western league Bloux City at Omaha,
Denver at Dea Moines, Pueblo at Lincoln.
National Ix-ague Boston at Bt. Ixnile.
Brcoklyn at Chicago, New York at Cincin
nati, Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
American Ieague Chicago at Washing
ton. Bt. Louis at Philadelphia. Detroit at
New York, Cleveland at Boston.
American Aaeoclatlon Columbus at Tn
dianapolla, Toledo at Louisville, Milwaukee
at Kanaaa City, Minneapolis at St. Paul.
one score. Score: Nebraska Cltv Flair les.
82; Hamburg. 1. Batteries, Hamburg, Fer-
Blx. But four hits were made off Crutcher,
but he Issued four passes and struck out
but three men.
Hearts Smashed Early.
The Bloux had their little hearts broken
pitcher and another he scooped with one
hand so near second baae that he could
almost got the man runnlna- from first.
Belden, McDonouffh and Waldron batted
nara lor Dersver, but they were the only
ones to find Bomar. Waldron scored on a
single and Belden's double. Manager Irwin
In the first Inning for they had made up is still out of the game because of an Injury,
their minds to make a lot of runs instead ocore;
of having the record of one run In elgh- I EE3 MOINES.
teen Inning. Campbell waa In on the
Anderson,
AB.
... 4
... 3
... 4
... 4
... 2
... 8
... 2
... 2
... 3
R. H.
0 0
Totals 24
carried and three runs were scored. King Be den. if '..
walked and Franck sacrificed him. That Vr
reason i0ii ah.
O.
8
1
1
18
i
A. E.
7 27 17
O.
1
2
1
2
6
1
1
0
A. E
0 i
0 I
0
0 i
1
2 i
2
2
5
REDS BAT OUT VICTORY
Mathewion Driren from Box Second
Time in Three Dayi.
grounds as pretty a game of hall as ever
seen for amateurs. Arrh Robertson mad
ths ht thst won the gsme. Score. RU E.
Bcrlbner 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0-3 6 2
Snyder 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 P- 2 4 I
Batteries: Bcrtbner. Drver and O'Brien;
Snyder, Tstldle and Farrel, Umpire: Otis
Bier.
HIS FINISH COMES IN SEVENTH
Rerea Hlta Reselt la FlTe Hans
Sew York Takea Lee 4 Early Ik
Gaaae oa Poor Fielding
r Locals.
GAMES IN THE AMERICAN I.EIGIB
Bookworms Break l.oalnai Streak hy
Shettlas; Oat Napa
POeTTON. May U -The locals broke their
losing streak by shutting out Clevelsnd to
day, 8 to 0. Llebhardt pitched well, but In
the first Inning he threw Iord's easy tap
into the bleachers, giving Boston two runs.
ocore:
BOSTON. CLEVELAND.
a h ft a a h n t t
CINCINNATI. May 18. For the second vnnell. M 4 1 I IJ. Clarae. If.. I I 0
time within three day. Cincinnati knocked - J JT.-.. ..... 14.
raatnewson out ot tne oox, nis iinisn cum- i oearner, rr,,.. I
Ing today In the seventh Inning, when
seven hlta netted the locals five runs. Poor
fielding hy Cincinnati allowed New York to
tuke tho lead early In the game. Scorel
CINCINNATI. NEW TORK.
B H.U A r. B.H.O.A.n.
Carnxan, e ...4
I nalaub. lb.. I
SulllTan, el.. I
Wagner, aa .. I
4 1
11
1 S
lt
1 I
t
I 4 1
00
Husiina. Sb .t 1 I 1 Shannon, rt.. 8 110
t I n VTannev. 1B..1 11
,1111 1 Don I In. It.... 4 111
Kane, et ..
Lnbert, lb..
Ml
OaJiiel,
Paakert. If... I 1 4 0 Dorle. lb.... 4 I 1 1 P
Hulaettt. a.t I I I iBrlawall, . I 1 1 4 0
Spade, p 4 10 1 OMathrwann, p4 1 6 1
Malarkeir, p.,
Totals H i v
Mitchell. r(.. 4 I 1 Sermonr. !.. 6 1 ' Cleveland O
sjiI. lb... I 1 I Opraanahaa. 0. 4 1 I I !,.;,, i
Sohlet. 0. 4 1 4 1 1 Devlin. b....6 I 1 1 0 Bl"'" V 1
. 0
aa a A 11 1 ljti.l nil utiei. . x.iiBii'11, D, uie
a . .""a a a a B""aa on balls: Off Morgan, 4;
1.? J I 9 ? S J , I hardt. 2. Bases on errors:
1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1-5 Cleveland. 1. Hit by pitched ball:
comspiracy ana ne am nis anare oy ninuis Nlehoff, Sb...
for a double to left. Bpepcer got tireo Fluornoy, If
trying to sacrifice so he tried to hit out, Dwyer, lb
DUl tne orni tie cwuiu uo wan nui iu i i., u
rTaxiCK. wno nauea nun ui ihi ubbv, Dexter cf
letting Campbell go to third. Andreas hit Yesger, o
to Ragan and Csmpbell was nailed at tha Bomar, p..
home plate and Andreas waa caught try
ng to steal second ana inus ine con- i DENVER
spiracy waa Drnaen up. i A3. R. It.
Not so with Omsha, for their plans all Waldron, cf 4 1
.. 4
.. 3
4
was part or the deal and mat is tne
they are put at the top of the batting Lauterborn, 2b
order. Just so King can walk and Franck jTuHlea"'. M'
m. v,i . n ih.i i. McDonoug-h, c
' " " Olmstead. p
wnat mey tiiu. wnen Auinjjr ia puv umu
In the list because he Is supposed to hit It Totals
out. Well, that Is what he did and he drove Flournoy out for cutting first baae.
It foe aiirh a arood slna-le that little Kins Des Moines 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 0
a a . tK Denver ,0 0000100 0-1
.,.,. j... A. Earned runs: Des Moines, 3; Denver,. 1
throw in. Householder did not do very t, hlts: Fltspatrlck, Bomar, Belden
well, simply getting out. Then Dr. Welch. McDonough. Bases on balls: Off Bomar
you must call him Dr. Welch, when the I 1; off Olmstead, 2, Double plays: Kin
ai.,. -!. a.m i. tn inti, tnr ninnr ntir neatly to iamsKv; Anaerson. iioian to
a tt tur.v, tnn hit f, Dwyer. Wild pitches: Bomar. 1; Olmstead,
. . . j struck out: By Bomar, 1; by Olmstead,
a double on which the Chicken scored, i. stolen bases: Nlehoff, Olmstead. Sacrt-
Belden walked and on a wild pitch Dr. flee hits: Dolan, Yeager, Zalusky. Time:
Welch came from second home. That Is L'35. Umpire: Brenran. Attendance: 900.
to say he went to third on the wild pitch HOOTERS COULD NOT HELP BENSON
and then over-run so far he could not get
... I
... I
ttoo
110 0
0 4 0 0
0 110
0 4 10
0 6 10
t 0 1 0
..SO 1 7 23 12
Cincinnati
New York
Two-hase hlta: Mitchell. Hugelns. Brld
well, Kresnuhan. Threo-baee hits: Spade.
Ganzcl. Hulswltt. Home run. Seymour.
Sacrifice hits: Mitchell. Oanxel. Brldwell.
Stolen bases: 8eymour. Bresnahan. DoublJ
play: Hulswltt to Ganiel to Schlelr. Bftaea
oi balls: orf spaao, 4; ort siatnewson, 0,
Struck out: By Spade, 4; by Mathewson. 2,
Hits: Off Mathewson. 15 lr. seven innings;
off Malarkry, 0 in one inning. Hit by
pitcher: Spade. Time: 2:00. I mplre: O Day.
Pirates Shet Oct Qaakers.
PITTSBURG, May 18. Pittaburg shut out
Philadelphia today by a score of 2 to 0.
The feature of the game waa a running
catch by Tltua In the third inning, score:
P1TT8BIRO. PHILADELPHIA.
B.H.O.A E. B H O A E.
Mnellr, rf... I 0 0 OKnaba, lb.... 4 0100
Clarke, tf 1 1 7 1 0 Grant, lb.... 4 114 0
Leach, 3b.... I 1 0 1 0 TKve, rt I
Wagner, H...S 1 1 7 0 Mat.ee. If 1
Ab'tlchlo, tb. 1 0 1 t ('Oubnrne, el... 1
Bwaclna. lb.. I 1 1 1 OBranefleld. lb 1
Wllron, et.... 10 1 ODnolln, aa 1
Olhaon, e 1 1 1 1 ODooln. e..
Camnltl, p... 1 0 1 0 Richie, p.
Courtney
Totals 14 17 11 0
Total..
Batted for Ritchie In ninth
Pittshnra- 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 60
Sacrifice hits: Clarke, Wilson. Osborne.
Double plays: Grant to Bransfleld to
Doolln; Grant to Dooin. Left on bases!
Pittsburg. 4: Philadelphia, a. liases on Dana
Off Ritchie. 4. Struck" out: By Camnlts. 2:
by Ritchie, 2. Time: 1:20. Umpires: Klem
and Rudderham.
Boston Piles Up Bis; Score
BT. IX5UIS, May 18. I,ack of control by
Fromme and Beebe In the first three in
nlngs today gave Boston a lead At. Louis
could not overcome ana tne visitors won.
9 to 1. Bcore:
BOSTON. BT. LOIIIB,
B H O A K. B H O A B.
Browne, rf... 4 110 0 Barry. rf .i..4 1110
Beaumont, ill 1 4 I OCharlea, lb... 4 0 10 1
Bates. II I 1 0 0 0 Murray, W...4 I I
Motlann. lb. . t 1 I 0 0 Delehantr, II. 4 I 1
Bowerman, e. 1 I 1 OKnnetcar, lb. 4 1 10 1
Rltchey, Jh... 4 111 OO Rnurka, aa. 4 0 1 4
Dahlen, sa....4 111 0 Hrcatetter, 0.414 1
Sweeney, lb.. 1 0 I 1 Gilbert, lb... 0 0 1
Ferguaon, p.. 1 0 0 4 0 Fromme. p... 0 0 0 1
. 1 1 V v v Moena, p 1 v w 1
Mrftlrnn, p... I 1
,32 10 17 I 0 Phw 1 0 0 0
Bll
...1 0 0 0 0
...t"l 14 1 0
14 LaJola. Ik.... 4 1
111 firm I a. e 1 I
I tRIrm'ham. rf. I 0
110 OHInchman. rf 4 0
111 Oferrlna, lb... I 1
Moraan, p.... I 61 0N. Clarke...! 0
- l.tetinarat, p. I 1
Totala t 117 11 l'HIrkaian ...1
Totata 11 1 24 14 1
Batted for Perrlng in ninth.
Batted for Llebhardt In ninth.
00000000-0
0 0 0 0 0 1 1
Three-base hit: Warner. Baerlflco hit:
txird. Stolen bases: J. Clarke, Turner,
Lajole, Orssler.-Htnehman, McConnell, Car
rlgan. Double play: Stovall (unassisted).
Left on bases: Boston, 6; Clevelsnd. 10.
off Lleb-
Boston, 1;
By Mor
gan, 1. Struck out: By Morgan, ; by
Llebhardt, 1. wild pitch: Morgan. Time:
1:6. Umpire: , O'Loughlln.
Poor Pltehlne; la Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. Mav 18. In a same
filled with bad pitching, hard hitting and
?ood fielding, the home team today de
rated St. Louis, 12 to 10. Manager Mack
used five pitchers, while the Browns tried
three, the ast. cries being very wiui. in
the eighth Inning Philadelphia won when
three men scored on a throw by Williams,
which bounded Into the grandstand. Bcore:
PHILADELPHIA. gT. LOl'IS.
B H O A E. B.H.O A.E
Hanael, If... I I 0 0 Hoffman, rt,, I J 10
Nfchnla. sa...4 1 I t 0 C. Jones, cf.. 1 1110
J. Colllne, lb I 1 0 8 OStnne, If I 161
Davis, lb I I 0 Williams, lb. t I I 1
Murphy, lb... I 116 OWallao. as.. I I 1 I 0
Brhri-ck, e.... I 0 4 1 vPerrle. Ik ... I 1110
Carter. D I 0 0 0 0 T. Jones, lb. 4 1 6 0
lrert, p 6 0 0 0 D Spencer, a.... 4 0 4 0
E. colllne, rf 5 I 1 0 IPelty, p I 0 o 0
Conmha, of... b 1 6 0 Dlneen, p.... 0 00
Vlrkcra. p....O 0 0 1 0 Cries, p 1 0 0 10
sen 1 liter, p.. 1 1 0 I O-Snliier 1 o V
Maxwell. B... 0 0 0 0
Smith, e 11110 Totals U 11 14 1 1
Bender 1 0 0 0 0
enigma to the local hatters. S'-or-
V. AMIIN'ITON CHICAIIO
n II (I A.K. B H OA r.
Milan, rf 4 I 1 I l Hahn, ef 4 I 0
Oanirv. If.. 0 I n vuahcn, 114 1
Dclehantv. Ih I ! S 4 af1a. .-(, , . t 1 0
Plrkerlns. rf. 4 .1 I MM.t., rf. 4 I 0 0 0
Warner, e .. 4 1 I 1 S ir.nehwe. lb. I 1
Freeman, lb. 4 I IS 0 Sulllran. r. I 1 I I 0
Melinite, m .4 I 1 I Tsnnehlll. lb I 0 1 I
Itrhtske, lb ... 4 I I I (Parent. SS....1 t t II
Hushea, p ... I 1 0 I (IWaleh. p 1 1
Altr-ck. p ... 1
Total! U 10 n 17 I Smith. P 0
All I
Totala 10 I M 14 I
Bsued or A It rot k In eighth.
Washington 1 2 .0 0 0 0 0 1 -
Chicago 00000010 01
Three-base hit: Delehanty. Hits; Off
Walsh. 4 In two Innings; orf Altrock. 4 in
five Innings; off Smith, 2 in one Inning.
Sacrifice hit: Ganlry, AUrock. Stolen
bs: Davis. Double play. Altrock (unas
sisted.) Left on bases: Washington. 6;
Chicago, 8; Bases on hslls: Off Smith, 1.
Bases on errors: Washington. 1; Chicago,
1. Struck out: By Hughes. 8; by Walsh,
; by Altrock, 1. Time: 1:85. Umpire:
Bheridan.
CORONAS VICTORS) AT FREMONT
Large Cro-wal Sere Ita Home Teaaa
Shot Oat.
FREMONT.. Neb., May lg-Spec!al.)-The
Btors Coronas of Omaha defeated the
local team here today at Eagle park before
a large crowd. Bogatts and Koepenlck
were on (he firing lln for their respective
teams and both pitched good ball. Bogatts
allowed but four hits, while ills team
mates were gnttlng six. The game abounded
In fast fielding. Martln'a work at first and
that of Vaughn at shorl were the feature
for the locals, while Hodse and Hachten
did star work for the visitor. Score:
CORONA. , FREMONT.
AB.H.O.A n. AB H O A E.
McLean, lb.. 4 1 1 1 0 Tweedy, !r. . 4 114 0
Mokry, e I 1 7 1 0 F. Wheeler, 3b 4 1110
N. Kill. lb.. 4 i I 1 0 Raymond. .. 4 4 1
7 10 Helm, rf 4 I
11 Martin, lb... 4 It
It II a vena. If.. . 4 1 I 0 0
I I (IB V heeler, cf I 0 0 1 1
10 0 Vauslm, ei... 1 0 4 I A
10 0 Koepenlrk. p 1 1 1 0
Hachten. lb.. .4 0
Kurera. aa... I 1
Beratta. p. . . 4 I
N Smith, el. I
Band, rf.... 1 I
llod.e. If.... I 0
back, so he kept on running for home.
Several, of the Bloux Joined In the chase
and when Crutcher dropped the ball, Welch
waa safe with Omaha's third run.
Sqaeesed ia One.
Diets Association Takes Good Game
Regtardleas of Benson Noise.
Much Interest has been aroused among
the far as wtll as the players on the Ben
son and Diets association teams during the
last week as to which team would have
The other run was so easy It was a shame tno honor of having firjt place in the In
to tske the money. Belden walked and ter-City league. It was settled Sunday, the
Austin drove him home with a double. Diets association team winning. 6 to 0. The
. . ... . t ... Benson team came down to Diets park
That was all there was to It except that ccompaniei by about 500 rooters and an
Austin was again batting left handed. Ho automobile carryall. Each rooter was
was to poor at the right handed stick work donned in a "Merry Widow" hat trimmed
that he tried "t lefthanded and Bunday " rttlnow color. .iMjf, they had no chance
w , , . .,. , to do their rooting auujr the second inning,
switched Tisck to right with the result that when th8 aS90clation team with hard slug-
he made two hits. Monday he returned to ginp; made four runs. They attempted to
the left. take them off, but Jammle Saundera kept
Bloux City made Its only run in the fourth ")ra n J?" un t" w.S'w..
Inning. Bpenccr singled, stole second and txiii oi interest from start to ilniah. Each
went on third when LeBrand threw too pitcher pitched excellent ball, Probst hav-
high to catch him and came home on " the beet of the argument. Score
Andreas long fly and out to Welch. , D,'T' . BBN?SNu n a
It was ladles day and they were out In Hall. In 6 1 1 1 OValiean. as... 4 1 1 0 1
Ball, c
Totals.
.110
0
0
0
0
1
t
0
0 0
Totals 15 10 17 11 1
Batted for Gilbert TTrrttnth.
Batted for McQlynn In the ninth.
8t. Louis 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Boston ...a :....0 6 0 0 0 1 0 1-1
Two-base hits: Delehanty. Bates. Three.
base hit: Browne. Home run: Delehanty
Hits: Off Fromme. 1 in one and one-third
innings; off Beebe, 4 In two and two-thirds Bchmidt
Innings: off McUlvnn. 5 in five innings.
Sacrifice hits: Beaumont, Rltchey, Dfthlen.
Stolen base: Bowerman. Double plays
Bowerman to Dahlen; Beebe to Gilbert to
O'Rourke to Kontchy; Dahlen to McGann.
Left . on bases: Bt. Louis, ; Boston, 9.
Baaea on balls: Off Fromme, 4; off Mc-
Glynn. 3; off Bwebe, 8; off Fergusoni 1,
Hit by pitcher: By Ferguson, 1. Struck out
By Fromme, 2; by Mcuiynn, 1; by tteebe.
Time: 3:14. empire: Kmsiie.
Game Postponed.
At Chicago Brooklyn-Chicago game
postponed, rain.
Totala II II 17 11 1
Batted for Pelty In fifth.
Batted for Carter tn eighth.
St. LotilS 11431000 010
Philadelphia 10 13 1
Hits: Of Vlckers. four in two Innings:
oft Bcniitzer, I in 1 inning; off Carter
in four Inninas: off Dvsert. 0 In one lnnlns:
Off Petty, 7 In tour Innings; off Dlneen, 3
In two Innings; off Crlss. 3 in two Innings.
1 wo-base hits: Nichols. Davis. Murphy.
Smith, Hoffman, WBltama, Wallace, Fer
ris. Sacrifice hits: Hartxel, J. Collins,
)hy Ferris.' Stolen bases: Davis,
man. Struck out: By Maxwell. 1: bv
Carter, 1; by Vlckers. 2; by Dlneen, 1; by
Crlss, 1 Double play: Vlckers, Nichols
and Davis. Left on bases: St. Louis, 4;
Philadelphia. 8. Baae on balls: Off Vlckers.
I; orf Maxwell, 1; off Carter, 1; off Pelty,
1: off Dineen. 8; off Crlas. 5. Hit by
pitcher: By Mawell, 1. Time: J:15. Um
pires: Cohnolly and Egan.
Detroit Defeats New York.
NEW YORK. May 18. Detroit hsmmered
ClieAhro for eight hits and six runs In the
second Inning today and struck another
hitting streak in the eighth oft Doyle, who
hurt his acm. The umpire Bent Jennings
and Coughlln off the field. Score:
DEAROIT. NEW YORK.
B.H.O.A E. B.H.O. A.E
V ( Inly re, If.. 4 110 0 Nllea, lb & 12 11
Bchaefer, l-b 6 111 0 Kaaler, rf.... 4 0 0 0
Crawford, cf. 4 1 t 0 0 Hemphill, cf. 4 1 0 0
Cokb. rt 1 1 0 0 1 rhaeo, lb.... 4 0 7 1 0
Rnaeman, lb. 1 I II 1 OBtahl. If 4 I I 1 0
CounMIn, lb. 1 10 1 OConroy, lb... 4 1 I 1 1
Downs, 2b.... 1 Oil I Ball, at 4 2111
0 Klelnow, ... 4 0
5 111
7 1
full force. Going out on the ear Don
Carlos Regan was bemoaning the fact that
he had to pitch on ladles' day as It was
Jink to him. He was wrong.
The same teams this atfernoon. ,
Tho score:
OMAHA,
AB. n. H. O. A. IB.
King, 2b 3 V
Franck, ss 3 0
Autrey. lb 4 1
Householder, If 4 0
Welch, cf 3 1
Belden, rf 1 1
Austin, 3b 3 0
LeBrand. c 8 0
Ragan, p 3 0
Totals 26 i
H.
0
0
1
0
1
1
1
0
0
o.
1
8
11
0
4
0
1
7
0
A.
2
8
0
0
0
0
3
1
5
4 27 14
CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMASTER'S
t ) 1 1 1CJ. full jsr jMumre, j-a (1 11 ov. - --
1Kb Sealed broposals. In triplicate, will 8unday and defeated ths West Ends ot that
Go to Conncll BlatTs to Wis aa
Sacceed Asralnat Westeaders,
The Americans went to Council Bluffs
Campbell, If
Spencer, cf
Andreas. 2b
Weed, rf
Henry, e
Welch, Sb
Severeld, lb
Holmes
Granville, ss ...
Crutcher, p
SIOUX CITY.
AB. R.
4
be received here uatll 2 p. m., atandard city in a great slugglntf match by a score
time, Thursday, May 21, 1908, and then of 12 to 7.
opened, for conarructlng a wagon shed at Almost every man on the American team
Fort DM Moines. Ia. Information fur- got one or more bits, Cassldy having the
nlshed on application here. Plana and best honors, getting a three-bagger and a
specifications win oe sent iw lnienuinx two-bagger and two singles,
bidders upon their depositing the sum of Cunningham pitched good ball for the
310. which will be refunded when plans and Americans, striking out five men and allow-
sneclflcatlons are returned. Proposals ln blU one hu la four jnnlngs.
should be endorsed. "Proposals for Watron f he feature of the game was the batting
Sweeney at third
ingham. Score:
AMERICANS. WEST ENDS.
AB-H.O.A-E.
24
0 0
1 0
0 0
1 0
15
0
0
0 0-1
0 04
Should be endorsed, "proposals ror vvawon Th featur. or the Kame a
fined." and addressed. Constructing Guar. of CaMlay tne pl,vlng of Sv
iatinaster, Fort Pes Moines, and the pitching ot Cunnlni
SEALED PROPOSALS LBB BB- If, it 4 1 OH. Bklnnar, c 4 0 7 1 1
cetved at office of treasurer, -Battle glIU7n, ...... 1 1 1 1 oDowdeii. p... 4 114 1
Mountain eanuiinurn, n. i. v
Totals 31 1 4
Omaha Runs 3 0 0 1 0
Hits 3 0 0 1 0
tjloux City Runs ....0 0 0 1 0
Hits 1 0 0 11
Two-base hits: Belden, Austin. Campbell.
Dr. Welch. Wild pitch: Crutcher. Bases on
Dans: tnr itaian. 1: off crutcher. 4. Struck
out: By Ragan, 6; by Crutcher. 8. Left 011
bases: Omaha, 3; Sioux City, 0. Double
play: Franck to Autrey. Sacrifice hits:
Franck, Andreas. Stolen bases: Spencer.
Weed. Time: l':36. Umpire: Davis. Attend
ance: l.tuo.
' H.. Hot I r.,1. ih a a a a A ui, a
Springs, Boutn Dakota, until 1Z o ciock m. Ueuniaon. ef. 4 I 1 0 0 Payne, lb... 4
June 16, If, and then opened, for fur- gwoaaey, lb. 6 14 1 1 Graham, lb.. 4
ntshlng and delivery of hoapital, repair and Fox, rf 1 1 0 1 L. Skinner, cf 4
farm, supplies. In acoordaaoe with instruo- Rpp. 1 OBnxk. lb.... 4
lions and specifications, copies of which,
. with blank proposals and other informa
tion, may be had upon application to W. A.
j Tucker, treasurer. M12--26-J3
L - .... 1 - -
Ill
111
14 11
110
0 111
8 0 10
1111
RAILWAY TIME CARD
Caaaidr. a 14 11 0 Rusaall. rt... 4
Cunolnfham,pl 0 0 0 Hadley, If... I
beaney, p 1101
Totals 16 I 17 15 I
Totala 44 liril 1
Earned runs: Americans, 7; West 'Ends,
3. Two-base hits: Farley, Cassldy. Three
base hits: Csssldy, Hadley. Stolen bases:
Coughlan (2), Farley (2, Dennison, Cassldy,
i'VioX STATION lOTH AND MARCT graham. Louble play: Dowdell to Payne
, J. . I Bases ont balls: off Cunningham. 1: off
Vklaa Habajtaaw
Leave. Arrive.
Tha Overland Limited.. a 180 am a :40 pro
Dowdell. 2. Struck out: By Cunningham,
6; by ienny, 2; by Dowdell, 6. Time: 2:16.
Umpire: Trummer.
The Coloradd Express.. 3.60 pra a 6 00 pm RAMBLERS ANtt WESTSIDES TIE
& .nt n x nru aiv.10 am 1
Tha Oregon Express... .a 4:10 pm jl.Wpra Westslders Trot Gat a Pneblo Pitcher
Tha Los ArtKelex Lm..al2 65 pm a s.16 pm
The Fast Mall ....Tt....a 8.2a) am a 6:46 pm T" Twlrllnar.
The China St Japan The Ramblers Journej-ed to West Side
Mall IT .....a 4:00 pm a 1:60 pm park Bunday, intending to play the wet
North Platte Local a 7:43 am a 4:46 pra aide bunch. They were met, however, by a
Colo,-Crlcago Special. ..au:iv am i.w am 1 western leaguer in tne person ot Mr. UJl
J . lt.. A. aiHimk
burg Local bl2: pm b 1:40 pm
4easTO at North west era
Chicago Daylight a 7:26 am all:48 pm
St. Vattl-Mlnn. Exp a 7:46 am al0:20 pm
gano of Pueblo. He pitchvd a tairly good
game, several times pulling himself out of
tight places. Hit work, however, was
eclipsed by that of Jackeron, the R tmbier
slat man. jsuron allowed but (our scat
tered ht)s and struck out fifteen, whl'e Mr
1 nicago uocai n.jaiii - r 1 uaigauo allowed nine hits snd struck out
Ktnu Cltv Passenger.. a 7:46 am 1 I.SI tm tK,Tv. Tha frstiirua r.f It, a same
Cracavo Passenger a :sti pin a .so mm the batting of Colima and Hawley. Collins
a e:vu pm a : am got three aafe drives and liawiey banged
a a. at nn m o.w am 1 oui, m nomer with ons on bases. Score
,a :o pm aiz pm h.H K
al0:00 pm a 1.33 am I West Side 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 06 4 3
i Rambers 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 16 1
Cblraxo Buecial
St. Paul-Minn. Llm.
Loa Angelea Limited
Overlsnd Limited ..
Vart Mail
Hioui tHie Local.. ...a 3.60 pm a 1:20 am
Twin Olty Llale4 a 8 ito pm a :t" am
Norfolk-Bonesteel a 7:55 am I !: pm
Lincoln-Long Pins.-. a 7:56 am iW K am
Deiadwood-Llnoola ......a 1 0U pra a :20 pm
Casper-Lander a 3.00 pm a t:20 pm
Batteries: Galgano and Greener: Jauron
ana uunona. umpire: Mullens.
llorlors Wis from Crowns.
The Hoctors won a fast and snappy
game rrom tne oroaeguara crowns by 1
score of 4 to 3. Sunday. Both teams tuaved
excellent ball, but the Crowns could not
solve McMaster'a curves who allowed five
hlta and struck out fourteen men. Bat'
iterlea: Hoctors. Mc Masters and Clssna
1 Brodegaard Crowns, Nelson and 8ymon.
Rifles Waat Game.
AH teams wtahlns for games from' the
Dehlman Klfles a.l.lreas DaMman Rtfl
Ball Team, care Jabes Cross. Kourteentn
end Douslss streets. Uioalia. Out i.t tnn-n
Council tflulla) .9 :w pra div.is ara games prelerre
Hastings-Superior
Freaiont-Albioa ..
llllaols Central
Cities go- Express ..
i nicsgo umiiea .
,.b I 00 pra b 6 20 pro
..b 1:30 pm b 1:35 pra
.a 7:15 am a 8'4S pm
.t loo pm a 1:80 ass
fLftnn -At -Paul Exo b 715 ara
Mlnn.-SL Paul . Llm ...a ) pia a 8 am
W a teaaa -
Bt. Louis Express. ...... .a 1:30 pra a 1:26 am
61. Lotla- Ixxsal ifronj .
Council Bluttw) .. a... a 8:00 ara- ailOi pra
Btaauberry Local (from
H. O.
1 0
1 1
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
I
8
1
14
0
1
0
E.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
HOME RUN WINS FOR LINCOLN
Latferty. it.. 6 I 1 1 OReaseeu. If.. 4 0 0
Eaatman, as.. 4 I 1 4 1 Kanacker, rf. 4 0 I 1
K-dpellBUUl, 1 1 1 tCralghton, lb 4 1 1 1 1
Lynch, lb.... I 111 I UKltrgerald. JO 1 v 1 v
Dlneen, ct...l 0 0 1 Durkee. lb... 4 1111
NesUebuah.ab I 0 I I 1 Rhine, cf.... 1 1 u v
Bheetak.. Tf... 110 0 OHlca. 0 4 16 0 0
Probat, p 4 112 0 Whitney, p.. 1 1 0 4 0
Totala. II I 87 11 I Totals 11 I 83 I 4
Stock Yards Defeat Florence.
The Union Stock Yards divided In a
doublerheader at Corredy's new park,
South Omaha, Sunday in the game with
the girls. The Stock Yards boys were too
gallant and presented them with a few
posies. Score: Girls, 7; Union Stock Yards,
8. In the league game there was a dif
ferent atory. the yard boys playod real
ball, although they had five errors, none
were costly and they went after many
difficult chances. Hawklna at third, play-
Ina- fine ball. Joe Cavanaugh s pitching
was of the gilt-edge order, he allowing only
one scratch hit. while nis brother s catch'
ing was a-la-uonding. r lorence aid not
get a stolen base. Score:
STOCK YARDS. FLORENCE.
AB.H.O.A E. AB H O A.E
Keller, lb... 4 1 I I 0 Kinney, cf... i 0 110
Talbot, lb... I 1 1 1 I Hushea, lb.. 4 1 l'l
M.rllelJ. as. 4 1 I 4 1 Trt wbridse.tb 4 0 110
Cavativue-h, sill 0 Barr, rt 4 0 0 0
Van clave, II I 0 1 v v uuter, aa.... a 1 1 0
Hawkins, lb. 121 1 Carlo. If I 0 I 1 0
Crandall, cf.. 1 1 1 1 0 Siert. lb 1 0 4 0 0
Corey, rf 1 1 0 1 Anderaon. lb. 0100
Mjrnhr. rf... 10 11 0 Dooae, 0 I 0 7 1 1
Cavanauah, D I I I 1 0 Broderlck. p. 1 0 1 0 0
uueiin, p.... a v v a v
Totals 27 7 27 12 u
Totals S 1 14 10 1
Union Stock Yards I
Florence 0
Two-base hits: Kelley, Mayfleld, Carey
S. B. Talbot, Hawkins. Crandall (81. Double
plays: Murphy to Talbot; Trowbrioge to
Baker, rlrst base on bans: iiir uavan
aua-h. 2: oft Broadbeck. 1: off Ouutln. 1.
Struck out: By Cavanaugh, 8; by Gust In,
6; by Broadbock, 3. Hit by pitched ball;
By Cavanaugh, 2. t'mpire; Morrlaon,
Time: 1:2b. Scorer: Ifler.
Luoibrrnieu Defeat Tovraseads.
The biets Lumber Company and the
Townsend Gun Company teams played an
interesting game, ttunougn tne score would
artin to tell a difterent story, at Florence
park. Sunday afternoon, score, 8 to 1 In ths
4. y 1 oung, tne veteran
Jack Thomas Rape It Oat on First
Ball Pitched la the Ninth.
LINCOLN, Neb.. May 18.-In the ninth
Inning, with the score a tie. Thomas hit
the first ball pitched to him for a horns I bietia' favor
run and that gave the game to Lincoln, ( pitcher of the Dletxs, waa the alab artist
to 4. It looked like an easy victory for tor the Townsends. but the hard hitting
the locals at the start, for while they were Lumber Company hit hl:n hard at all stages
piuKBin. rnnrimii uiuuainouaiy, tne vis-1 of the game. CM'ore:
lLors couiu not toucn jones. in tne seventn I townsknds diets
ne lost nis cunning, a dsss on Dans, a 1 iu h n a si .u a n 1 w
single ana a aouote netting two runs, two I Biselow, cf.. e I 1 0 Server, lb... 4 I 4
more came in tne eiguia on a single anil Speiimaa. it. 0 1 0 names, ib..
two doubles. Then Bonno went into tha Ftbrr. n 4 1 1 4 0 Elliott, aa.
box and the hitting ended. Score:
LINCOLN.
AB. R.
Jude, If
Fox. 2b
Gangler, as ..
Fenlon. rf ...
Thomas, lb ..
Davidson, cf
Prltchett, 3b
Zinran, c ....
Jonea, p
Bonno, p ....
Totals ....
Spencer, If ..
Hogrlever. Sb
Patterson. 2h .
Mattick, Cf ...
sicLear. rf ..
Clark, lb
Corhan, as ....
Mltse, c
Fitxgerald, p .
H.
8
0
0
0
0
o
0
0
1
Anderaon, 2b I 0 I 1 ODworak, Sb
Wilder, lb... 4 I 0 1 Qulgley. If.
Kennedy, lb. I 1 I 1 0HIII, rf
Kranda. c ... I I T I 1 Brown. ..
Mullen, rt... 4 1 B. Youns. ef I 1 4) t
Matthews. . I t I ML. Young, p I 1 I t
I 1 11 1 I
4 14 1
4 0 11
1110
4 110 0
101
O' Leery, aa.. I 14 1 OCheebro. p.:. 0 0 0 1
Munin, p t z 1 3 '.'-"rm
Doyle, p. . .
ToUli 10 16 27 It 4 Newton, p..
Mortsrlty
0
0
. 1 0 0 0 0
, I 0 11 0
.00000
10000
.17 27 13 1
Totala SO I 17 7 1 Totals II 4 17 14 I
Btors Coronas 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 08
Fremont 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Earned runs: Coronss. 1. Two-base hits:
Mokry. Tweedy. Sacrifice hits: Mokry,
Kucera, Bogatts, Smith, Bando. Stolen
bases: Mt loan, Kucera, Bogatts. Martin,
Struck out: By Bogatts, ; by Koepenlck,
6. First base on balls: Off Knepeultk. 1.
Hit by pitched ball: By Wheeler, 2. Time:
1:15. Umpire: l.ugan. Attendance: 300.
Wllher Beata F. A M.'a.
WILBER. Neb.. May 18 (Special.)
Wllher defeated the F. At M. lnsuranoe
company team of IJncoln hero yesterday
afternoon In what proved to be the finest
game of the season. The visitors narrowly
escaped a ahtit out, Baltlernon of Wllher
falling all over himself trying to recover
a two-base hit, permitting the runner to
stretch it Into a home run. The next man
was sn essy out. J. Shlmonok pitched a
superb game of ball for the Wllberltes,
allowing only three hits, and was given
errorless support.
In the fourth, inning A. rinimones: or
Wllher resched first on a poor throw to
first, stole second, was advanced to third
by Luse's hit to second and atole home base
In clean style, but the umpire said he wss
out. Score: R-TI.E.
F. M ;. 0009100 0-1 84
Wilber 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 5 6 0
Three-base hits: Eyre of Lincoln, O.
Fhestak. Home run: H. Herman. Struck
out: By J. Bhimonek, 8; by Sterns. 1. Bat
teries: Sterns and Herman;; Bhimonek and
Btorkan. Umpire:. .Walkltn." Time: 1:10.
Base Ball at Mitchell.
MITCHELL, B. D., May 18. (Special )
The base ball fans of this city have about
completed their arrangements for a strong
club this summer. They have secured a
battery to change off with the local bat
tery and they will have their first gsme
Tuesday with the Alexandria nine. Efforts
will b made to get possession of a block
of ground In the eastern part of the city
to establish a ball 'park, as the University
athletic grounds are too far away to at
tract many fans to the game. With the
outside battery the- local players believe
they will be able to hold their own with
any of the clubs in this section of the state,
and in a short time the team manager will
bo ready to make a schedule of games for
the rest of the summer.
Totals
Batted for Cheshro In second.
Batted for Newton in ninth.
Detroit 0 6 0 0 0 0 14 011
New York 0 3 0 1 2 0 1 Jl 06
Bases on errors: New York 9- netrnir 9
Ltft On bases: New York. 4: Detroit K
Bases on balls: Off Doyle, 1; off Newton;
1; off Mullln. 1. Struck out: By Chesbro,
i: by Aioyio. 4; by Mullln, 1. Home run
Nile. Three-has hit:
f'M Three-hen.. Ml rV,l,H Torn.!,. A
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION bits; stahl, Ball, Srhaefer. Crossman. Sac-
ririco nits: Crawford. Cobb. Stolen bases:
Bchaefer (2), Crawford. Double plav: Klel
now to Chase. Hit with pitched ball: By
Chesbro, 1. Hits: Off Chesbro, 8 In two
Kansas City Wins from Milwaukee la
Tenth Innlngf.
KANSAS CITY. Mav 18. Two errors snd Innings; off Doyle, 6 In five and one-third
tno hits In tha sevenLii Inninir grave. Kansas innings; off Newton. 2 In one and twn-thiit-l
City the first game from Milwaukee to- Innings. Time: 2:10.. Umpires: Hurst and
da. Bcore: h,vhmb,
KANSAS CITY. . MILWAUKEE. Senator Defeat la,.
nunAir. nunan
H.llm.n rf.. 1 1 0 1 Rohlnaon. aa. 1 1 S 0 II W A tj 1 1 1 r tj 1 t I.N . MSy X. 1 1 1 1 If Ilea Was A
Beckley, lb... 4 17 1 Green, rf 4 1 0 0 0 puxie to Chicago today, Washington wln-
uraeiiear, 2b. ties u M t huen y, it i 4 i o ning, a to l. rue visitors used three
pltchats, Tielthey of whom proved an
High School Wlaa Game.
IOWA FALLS, May 18 (Special.) The
final game in tho scheduin of the Iowa
Falls HLKh school was played at Ellsworth
college athletic park in this city Saturday
afternoon and resulted in another victory
for tha high school. The opposing team
was the hlKh school nine of Grundy Center
and the score was 6 to 8 in favor of Iowa
Falls. Having defeated the best nines In
northern Iowa this season the local team
rightfully claims the title to the cham
pionship of the high school teams In north
ern Iowa.
Miles Defeats Sea da.
LONDON, May 18 The court tennis
tournament of the Olympic games was
opened at Queen's club today. Eustace
If. Miles, the English player, defeated
Charles E. Bands of . New York, three
straight sets. The score waa 6-8, 6-8, 6-8.
Ketchel and Papko SI era.
MILWAUKEE. May 18-Btanley Ketchell
and Tillly Papke todav signed articles for a
ten-round bout at 154 pounds before the
Milwaukee Boxing club on June 4.
MISTHESYSTEH
Even in ita early stages Catarrh is a most distressing ailment. tnsed bt
bw I 1
Neighbors, rf 4 1 1 1 OWIIaon, et.... 4 1 I 0 I
Kru.-Ker. lb.. 4 2 i 1 1 Rolh, c 4 1(101
Keiwln. rf ... 4 10 HM.Corm'k. lb 4 1 2 4 0
Sullivan, e... 4 0 1 1 Clark, Sb 4.1 10 0
Wood, aa I 0 5 0 OUrown, lb.... 4 0 7 t)
Ooodwln, p.. 1 0 1 1 0 Dougherty, p. I 1 0 I 0
Totala 12 1 V II 1 Total. 33 11 24 I I
Milwaukee 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 03
Kansas City 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 4
Earned runs: Kansas Clty( 2; Milwaukee,
rwo-baso hits: McCorr.ucK. Krueger Z.
Robinson. Neighbors. Three-base hit: Ker-
wln. First base on balls: Oft Goodwin, 1;
r.fe rinntfltArti' 1 Htrn.'lr nut Ur flrwwl.
win, 2; by Dougherty, 3. Left on bases: the stuffy feeiinjr in the head, rineinsr noises in the eiara. waterv eves Hiffirnfr
ftum t&. ; Seyr'cCne.rn?(V, breathlngr, continual hawking; and spitting. etc.", but when the blood becomes
Wlsson. Sacrifice hit: Goodwin. Passed inorousriuy Saturated With the imountiea which rvrrvlnc the fiicMu. it-Lwt.a
!,U8",11.v.al.,Jr.!"tba:e n. aserioua and often daneerous disorder. Then the hmnr.ht.,1 tnhe. .r. .n.,v
f" '-'Vi "i. "'. "."" 11.1.1.11 J a. a..." . . .. . . ,
ball: Mccnesney. lime:. i:tu. Lmpires: unu jutineys Qiscasea. ana Ollen ine lunirs become nfrerfext hv th
ptssaajjc oi impure oiooa inrougn xnem and tjatirrh terminates la
fnnanmntinn TVi m lme.v(tiAa mw. A A J 1 1.1 j . . .
r.T,f. .u . v.,..;, a I e ..uiu. Huvi uviMiua 1U LUC U1UOU V.'ll It'A D.-nonre laurrn
IUUCiL'O, may in. viimiiune ultima auu . , -, ... - a ... .
t,B.R running combined with Huarhes' er- n never oe rcmovea inrongn ine use OI SDravS. inhalaUona. nrnariM eto
nTngrndhflrargam: of Vh'e perils Jl?? "'"I Ve alotlC thould never
with Loutsvuio toaay. ocore: t l v v vi m uiacnac, o. o. o. turca vuirr ly Cleansing ine
tolkdo. r LocisviLLR. ciood or all impure catarrhal matter. It goes down and iuttiu ' the disease at
IA . W . O . A , B . B . 14 . 0 .A.E. I A 4V aa e aef Jl . A ? . 1 A ' S A
n..i . A l 1 ASf.ala. r.t A S A A A I m-s i 6iU t-UL UlOUUIl. U UU ICUIUVCTB eVPTV ITJirft OT Illf 1 TT1 ntiriTT T nflr 1st
i.tnebi. s 4 j o JHa ' cf..:'.! o i causing tht trouble. Then as rich, purified blood is carried to all parts of the
Armb'tter. rf 4 0 1 c Perrlne. lb... I 1 I 7 f i " Bjmjiwma Kuuijv icuvc, tuc UCailU 13 lmprOVea. SnQ O. O. 3-
. , . . . - v wkraMa kwva. VA VUU1U CkUVel gtVXlV
cava av-v ucaiicu DCUV J I " f" icj Bll WnO wTKc,
Hecan.hr. Ib. 110 1 1 Stovall. rt ...
Later, lb.... 4 I 11 0 OSalllvan. lb.. I 8 11 0
H,.,klna. If.. 1 0 11 Ollurke, lb.... 4 2 10 0
Klwert, if.... 1 1 I 0 CQulnlan, aa... 4 1 1 2 0
Land. 4 0 4 1 0 Hughes, C....I 1 1 I
West, p I 0 0 1 llluihaui, p. . I 110
Buahelman, p 1 0 0 1 1 Halla, p 1 0 0 0
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. OA.
. 31 11 14 II I 1
0 0 0
0 0 0 0-6
SO
PUEBLO.
AB. R
T V
H. O.
0 0
A E
0
1
1
0
0
0
3
4
3
Totals
24 11
None out when winning run scored.
Lincoln 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1-6
Puvblo 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 04
- Home run: Thomas. Two-base hit: Jude,
Mattick. Clark. Stolen baaea: Fox (2). rJao
rifica hits. Zinran, Corhan. Struck out;
By Jours. 6; by Bonno. 2; by Fltsgerald, 4.
Base on balls: Off Jones, 4; off FUsarerald,
1. Wfld pitch: Fitsgerald (2)'. Umpire: Haa
kell. lime: 1:35. Attendance, l,60u.
Hambara- ISaay Meat.
HAMBURG. Ia., May 1 (Special V Trie
Hamburg team proved easy for the Ne
braaka City Lanka riunday afternoon, an
over-throw al thud I as giving Hambjig
Aotali 14 t It 11 I Totals II 1 14 II I
Diets 0 4 3 0 0 0 3 0 0-1
Townsend 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 01
Home run: Blgelow. Two-base hits: Blae-
1 I low, Kranda. hacrlflce hits: Anderson,
9 Kennedy. Stolen base: Quiglry. Bases on
Dans: tjt t mtiiinswe, i; on i ouikg, i
Struck out: By Maithea-s. ; by Youi.g, 0.
Merchants Take la Sterlings.
The Merchants set too fast a pace for
the oterllr.;, winning 14 to 3. Tha battery
work of the Merchants was good and they
had fast support. Bcore:
aa.ncriAriTi. Tc.nLlM.a.
AB.H.O.A E. AU.H.O.A C.
Neuo. as I I 2 I 0 TwIUhsl, aa. 4 0 1 1 0
White, ib.... I I I I OLenoy, lb.... I 0 110
Moeiier. cf... i 4 10 1 Mt-dresan, Ib 4 1 I I
McDonald. S 1 1 1 I Bage, lb 4 t T I
Mellnne. lb.. 1 1 1 1 0 Harnett, cf.. 4 I I 1
Walling. If.. I 110 IHiarkle, e... 4 111
Co., lb I 1 1 8 Held, rt 4 100
McOowaa. rf. i 1 0 Watts. U 4 0 1 1
Reilley, p... 101 OBarnett, p.... 10114
Howell, p.... 110 1 ruaseraia. lb I I t
Totala 47 "i 27 14 1 . Totala U 1 11 II 1
Merchants ....1 0 1 4 1 0 0 6 114 18 1
Sterlings 0 000030008 (1
Two-base hit: White. Sacrifloe hits:
Walling (2), White ii), Cos, McDonald.
Harriett. Stolen bases: Neno. Cue, Mc
Gowan, Mosler, While, Hinckle. Double
piny: Lenny to Bags. Bases on balls: Off
Howell, 1; off McUregan, g. struck out:
by Reilly. 4; by Howell. 4; by Barrett, 2,
by Muairegai., 8. Passed balls: By Hinckle,
2. lilt by pitched ball: Bellley, Uliickle,
Twltciitl. Umpire: Belt
Totals U 1 a 11 4 Totals....
Toledo 2 0 0 4 0
Louisville 0 2 0 2 1
Two-bsse hits: Stanley. Hlnchrnan, Mc
Carthy. Hits: urr west, g in nnir innings
off Buahelman, 8 In five innings: off Dur
ham. 5 In three and two-thirds Innings; off
Halla, 2 in four and one-third innings, Hit
with pitched ban: By uusneiman, l; by
Durham. 1. Bases on balls: Off West, 2;
off Lusheltnan, 1; off Durham, 2. Left on
bases: Toledo. 7: Louisville. 10. Stolen
bases: Burke. Hughes. Bmoot. McCarthy.
Struck out: By West. 2: by Busheltnan. 4
bv Halla. 2. Passed balla: Land, Hughes.
Time: 2:00. I moire: owen.
Millers Wla from Saints
MINNEAPOLIS, May 18. In a ragged
fielding came Minneapolis defeated St. Paul.
to 4. After allowing four hits and. five
runs in the fourth. Pitcher Farrls waa put
off the field for disputing empire Hayes
decision. Tlemyer. a Bt. Paul, Infielder, re
placed him In the box, and allowed only
one hit in tne succeeding innings, boo re:
MINNSAPCILIS. BT. PAfL.
B.H.O A B. B.H.O A C
10 1 ODitnleavT. rf.
10 10 l Flood, lb...
4 0 111 Wheeler, lb.. 4
,1110 Davie, ef 4
10 10) Oyer. If 4
,11111 Liughlln, e,. 4
, 4 I T 1 0 Rowan, lb ... 4
,1110 Wc Kane. as.. 4
,4 i 0 4 0 Parrta. p 1
Tieoiyer, p. ., I
U III I I -
Totala 11 7 14 It 4
Minneapolis 0 0 0 ( 0 0 0 0 6
Bt. Psul 0 110 10 0 1 04
Two-base hits: Clarke, Laughlln, Rowan
Wheeler. Hita: Off Farrls. ( in four and
two-thirds innings; off Tlemyer, 1 in three
and a third innings. Sacrifice hits: Wei
day. O'NbIII. Dunleavy, Flood. Double
flays: O'Neill to Buelow; Clarke to Oyler.
A,tt on bases: Minneapolis, 10; Bt. Paul, 8,
Bases on balls: Off Fsrrls, 2; off Tlemyer,
1. Struck out: By orsham, ; by Farrls, l,
Wild pitch: Graham. Tims: 1:60. Umpirs
Hayes.
Game Poetpoaed
At Indlsnapolls Columbus-Indtsnapolla
game postponed; rain.
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BCRIBNER. Neb . May 18.-fBreclal
Brrtbner drove up to Snyder Sunday and
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Oyler, aa
Welday, If ...
O'Neill, cf...
Freeman, rf..
Qulllln, Ib...
O'Drtrn, tb...
Clarke, lb....
But-low, .....
Graham, s...
Totals .
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