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Ames Aggies
'AMES WINS FIELD MEET
Aggies Finish First with- Score of
. Fifty-Two Pouiti.
fcHSSOURI COMES IN SECOND
talTratlr of Nebraska Finishes
Sixth lain Seventh Field
, Is Veritable Sea ef -Mad.
KANSAS CITT. Mar 3. With rain fall
ing Intermittently all afternoon and the
field a veritable sea of mud the Iowa
Agricultural college of Amea today an
nexed the drat annual track and field meet
of the Missouri Valley It tcrcolleglate as
sociation. Missouri beat Drake by a clone
margin for second place, while Washing
ton, Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa universi
ties trailed along In the order named. The
final score was: ,
Ames, 62; Missouri, 22; Drake, 19; Wash
ington, 13; Kansas, 11'; Nebraska,' 9;
Iowa. 7.
i Summary: ...
. Hammer throw: Conaway, Drake, won;
Lambert, Ams, serond; Collins, Nebraska,
,thlrd. Pittance: ' 13ft" feet 2 inches.
' 100-yard daah; Bcanham,. Missouri, won;
iOrover, Washington, second; Oreen, Ames,
third. Time: 0-10. '
I One mile run: - Beard,' Ames, won; Van
iMartln, Ames, second; Guthrie, Kansas,
khlrd. Time: 5:10. , -,
l0-ysrd hurdles: Walker; Aiiwn, won;
Hewitt, Ames, second; Dumas, Missouri,
hlrd. Time: 0:16.
440-yard run: Douglass, Missouri, won;
Tennls, Konsss, second; Hammer, Iowa,
!htrrl Timet 0:494.
Shot put: Conaway, Drake, won; Lamp-J
'man. Ames, second; Hrugger. Ames, uiiru.
instance: 83 feet h Inches.
" 220-yard dash: Orover, Washington, won,
Oreen; Ames, seconu; ennnura, jniseuuu,
third. Time: 0:23s. ,
itfL.. run, AnnM. Arrtr,s. won : Davis.
Ames, second: Mitchell. Drake, third. Time":
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Two-mile run: Snyder, Missouri, wen;
Mutch, Ames, second; Cummlngs, Kansas,
Xhird. Thus: 11:46.
Pole vault: Haggard. Drake, won; Mc
Wasters. Nebraska, and Chall. Washing
ton, tie. Height: 10 fret 11 H inches.
2-yard hurdle: Dumas, M'ssouri. won;
. Newbolt, Kansas, second; McDonald, Ne
V toraska, third. Time: 0:27.
V Discus throw: Stutsman, Iowa, won;
Thsyer, Ames, second; Collins. Nebraska,
t third. Distance: 11" feet 7 Inches'.
One mile relay: Ames won, unuw
ond, Iowa third. Time: 8:3S.
Running blah lump: Mitcneu, vt anning
ton; Parker. Kansas, and Knode, Nebraska,
tied. Height: i feet 10 Inches. i
" Running brond Jurhp: Lambert, Ames,
won; Perry, Nebraska, second; Hewitt,
Ames, third. Distance: 20 feet 6 Inches.
WRESTLING TOURNEY COMING
Three Mahts at Auditorium, with
Qotrh-IUrk Photos.
The pictures of the Qotch-Hackenschmldt
championship match held at Dexter park
pavilion, Chicago, on April S, are to be
displayed at the Auditorium June 1, 2 and
ft. In connection with ths best local wrest
ling talerjt. Negotiations were completed
Saturday evening by J. M. Olilan, manager
of the Auditorium, whereby a wrestling
tournament will be held In Omaha on thesa
dates between the best local talent, In
which Ed Morgan and aeveral other well
known wrestlers are to participate.
W. W. Wlttlg of Chicago, who brought
Gotch and Hackcnschmldt together for the
championship of the world, vwlll be In.
Omaha. Ha brings the films almost direct
here after their run In New York and Chi
cago. Mr. Wlttlg wllL atop In Omaha on
his way to the coast, where ho la planning
to have another big meet between Ootch
and Dr. Roller. V
It la the intention of Mr. Glllan to have
a preliminary each night one or two
local wrestlers, to be followed by an exact
reproduction of the big everit held In Chi
cago. It Is said that the films are thai
best of their kind ever taken, showing every
move made by Ootch and Hackcnschmldt,
and at the end of the bout when "Hack"
jives up, It shows how Frank Ootch threw
him; The crowds are seen and faces are
easily recognised In ths 20,000 people who
were at Dexter park that r.lght.
p4ke THE ONLY ONE IN SIGHT
Ketchrll Clears the War for the 1111
., noia Thnnderbolt.
2W YORK. May 23.-1 looks now as If
the only man in me miauiewemui uiiiniun
this country who stands a ghost of a
ahow with Stanley Ketchell is Billy Papke.
the socalled Illinois Thunderbolt. Ketchell
has finally succeeded in convincing, the
aporting fraternity of this cour-try that he
Is neither a false alarm nor a counterfeit,
but a fighter of real merit. In his battle
With Jiuk (Twin) Sullivan at Colma. Cal.,
he clearly demonstrated hla right to b
classed among the best of the middle
weight. AlUnougli larking the craftiness
and cleverness of his more experienced op
ponent, which wss to be expected, he never
theless dlsplayfd all the qualities of a great
fighter. The co.ilnen ar.d Judgment he ex
hibited und?r a galling fire during the
early part of the battle has never been
surpassed. Ketchell possesses strength,
courage, sismlna and the ability to de
liver a tlow that is certain to bring horn
the bacon when It lands on the mark.
Papke may be able totake hla measuse,
but it la doubtful.
ATHLETES EUSY" AROUND GOTHAM
4hsawaain
Ktw York Amatenro Are Keeping
Mnnr Fields Ocenpled. .
NETVV YORK. May 23. Local athletic
fields havs taken on a busy aspect, since
practirslly every man in. the district is
working out the kinks in his muscles and
trying to get In shape to class with tho
college athletes in the Olympic try-outs at
Philadelphia June C The first chance tha
local cracks will have to test each other
tnettle Is at the Firemen's Memorial meet
at Celtic park on Decoration day. That all
are anxious to compete Is evidenced by the
steady stream of entrlea that. John Mc
Hugh la receiving. Martlr. Sheridan, Harry
JUllman. Charles Bacon. Jackl Eller. Law
son Robertson. Ray Ewry and John Flana
gan are among them.
A new development in the situation is
the announcement by Jack Eller that Be la
out for 400 metre hurdlo honors at the
Flremer.'s Memorial meet. Eller Is already
training to go the longer distance, and If
he can show as well as expected, HUlman
and Bacon, tha favorites in this event.
will have to make record time to lead tha
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CALIFORNIA CREW TO SEATTLE
wWk to Be Spent In Training an Lsks
Waahtaa-toa. ,
BAN FRANCISCO. May 23--The Univer
sity of California crew has gone to Seattle
for Its race with the University of Wash
ington eight on June Z. over a two-mile
course on !-k Washington. The Cali
fornia crew recently won tb dual regatta
with Btaufoid unlvsrslt ,
Prove Better Mud Horses at
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
Wilson's Fine Pitching- Enables 'Min
neapolis to Shot Oat the
Brewers.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.. May 23.-Wllson
of Minneapolis pitched a magnificent game
today, holding Milwaukee to one hit, which
was secured by Brown In the ninth. An
error by Robinson gave the visitors their
first run In the fifth, and three singles In
succession after two men were out In the
ninth produced tha. other. Score:
MIN!aAPOU8. r ; HILWAI'KEB.
B.H.O.A.E. V B.H.O.A.E.
18 4 4 0 RnbtMon. m. 10 111
Oyler, Si....
WelfUr. If..
O'Neill, cf..
Prma.n. rf
Quillln. lb..
O'Brien, lb
runt, tb..
Block, e
WlUon, p..,
Totals
H 1 4 Oore.n. rf...... I 0 4 10
4 '0
4 1
t 0
. 4 t
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I 1
i 6
4 0
0 1
1 0
0
5 0
o M'Chem'r. if 4
0 WIpmt. cf.... I
Rnth, c 3
1 MrCorm'k. ib I
4 Clark. 3b. I
1 Bmwn, lb.... 1
0 f'urtls, D I
0 I
1 11
0 0
0 ft
4 0
0 I
Batema ... 1
81 . 4 Z7 I ' 1
Totals....
Battld for Curtis In ninth.
Milwaukee 0 0 0 0 0
Minneapolis 0 0 0 0 1
..t; i 27 14 i
0 0
0 0
0 00
0 12
Sacrifice hits: Oreen, Quillln.' Double
play: Green, McCormiek to Robinson.
Left on bases: Milwaukee, 3; Minneapolis,
7. - Bases on balls: Off Wilson, 2: off Cur
tis, 1. Hit with pitched ball: Ovlor (2).
Struck, out: By Wilson. 6; by Curtis, 3.
Time: 1:30. Umpire: Kane.
BUTCHERS WIN FROM SAINTS
Kansas City Defeats 8t. Panl In Free
! Illttlnsr Contest.
ST. PAfU May 23.-Wood relieved Good
win In the sixth and was effective. . Kansas
City bunched hits off Farrla in the fifth
and nfnth Innings, and won the game by
a score of to 7. The batting of Braahear
and Wheeler were the features. Score i
KANSAS CITY.
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PAt'L.
B.H.O.A.E.
B.H.O.A.E.
Hallman, cf..
I Oelar, If 1
Crosa, aa. . ... 4 '
Berkley, lb., t
Braihear, 2b. 4
Neighbors, rf f
Kerwln. If... 4
Kru-ffer. Sb. . I
Sullivan, e... 4
Goodwin, p. t
Wood, p 1
ft Rowan, lb... 4
0 Wheelar. aa.. 4
0 Davla, cf 4
ft Tlrmver. . lb. 4
4 Dunlaavy. rf. 4
4 Mvera, c... 4
0 MrKunt. 3b.. (
rrrla. p I
4 Noonan 1
j Totals 17 1 Ti 14 .Totala
Bitted for Farris in ninth.
St. Paul 3 0. 0 0
Kansas City...... t 0 0 1
.17 13 n IS I
0 1
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Two-baae hits: Davis, Wheeler. Brashear
(21, Berkley, Goodwin. Home runs: Good
wir.. Wheeler. Stolen bases: . McKune.
Crots. Double play: Davis to Tlemyer.
Hits: Off Goodwin, 11 in five Innings; off
Wood, 1 In four Innings. Bases on balls:
Off Farrla, 4; off Goodwin, 3; off Wood, 4.
Struck out: By Goodwin, 4; by Wood, 2;
by Farris, 3. Passed bails: Sullivan, 2;
Meyers. 1. Wild pitch: -Wood. Sacrifice
hits: Rowan. McKune, Berkley (2). Left
on bases: St. Paul, 11; Kansas City, 7.
Time: 2:15. L' mitre: Hayes.
DISTILLERS WIN CLOSE GAME
Two Hits In Math Saves Champions
from Shatoat.
COLT.' MB UK. &.-y 23.-Oeyer held LouU
villc t't four hits, but lost, t to 1, as 41alU
was u;.l.ltiable wl'h men on bases un'.ll
the ninth, when FohVs single, Wrigl?y's
dovblc and an out aaved Columbus from
a shutout. Singles by Stanley and Wood
ruff rame ahead of two high throws ar.d
brought the Louisville run In the first lr.
nng. Stovail got the only pass of tie
game in the fourth, stole second and
st:rtj or. Sullivan's single. Perrlne aet
the pce at fielding. Score:
LOII8V1LH. COLl'MBl'g.
B.H.O.A.E. B.H.O.A.E.
Stanley, cf..'. 4 14
4 P-aldy. as.... i
1 1
Woodruff. If. 4 1 1
Perrlae, lb... 44
Biovall. rf .. 4 4 I
Sullivan, lb . 4 1 11
Burke, lb.... 4 4 4
Quinlan. aa... 14 1
Pelta. e 114
Halls, p 4 4
4 Jackaoa, If... i
4 Krusar. cf... 4
4 rontallnn. rf 4
4 rnel. Ik
4 Kibm. lb...
1 Kohl, c
4 Wrtslay. ib
4 Oeyer. p...
1 14
odwell ....
S 4 17 14 1
Totals..
Totala. IT 14 27 14 1
Batted for Geyer In ninth. . .
Columbua .'.0 0 0 0 0 11
Louisville ...s. 1 0 1 0 0 0 0-2
Stolen bsse: Siovall. Sacrifice hit: Fohl.
Double play: Klhm. unassisted. Hit by
pitched ball: By Geyer. 1. Struck out: By
Geyer. & Passed ball: Fohl. Time: 1:51.
Umpire: Kerin.
MANY ATHLETES AT PEORIAH
First Aannal
Central Illinois Track
Meeting.
May 23. The first annual
Intercollegiate track and
take place this afternoon
piilyteihnlo campus and
PEORIA. III.,
central Illinois
field meet will
on the Bradley
many records are expeciea to be Droxen,
aa 111 of the brat athletes attending col
itises will be competitors. The campus Is
In fine condition aud Dr. J. C. Raycroft of
Chicago university Is in charge of lb meeL
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NAPS MAKE TIMELY HiTS
Cleveland Wins from Philadelphia
by Score of Four to Two.
THREE STOLEN BASES HELP SOME
Thefta by J. Clarke, Stoval!
and
Turner Assist In Ran Cettln,
Scores of Other American
League Games.
PHILADELPHIA, May 23. Cleveland
today defeated Philadelphia, 4 to 2, by
timely hitting, coupled with three stolen
bases, each of which assisted In the scor
ing. Berger was very effective, except In
one Inning. Catcher Smith's thumb was
split by a foul tip and he had to retire.
Score:
CLEVELAND.
PHILADELPHIA.
B.H.O.A.E.
B.H.O.A.E.
J. Clarke, If. t
Bradley, lb.. 1
8tov.ll. lb... 4
Lalole, Sb. ... 4
Turner, as. .. t
Bemla. e t
Birm hm, e 4
Hlnrhman, rf I
Brser, p 4
0 6 u Hartacl. If... I 0 1 0 0
112 0 N'lchnla. aa... 2 1 0 4 1
1 1 J. Colllna, ibl I I I I
0 4 10 nav'la. lb 4 4 11 0 0
10 11 Murphy, lb.. 4 0 1 t 0
1114 Brhreck. 0... 10 10 0
0 4 0 Ogmith. o 1 1 t 0 0
1 4 0 powara. e....l 0 0 0 0
0 0 4 IE. Colllna, rf 1 0 0 0 0
Carter, p 1 1 1 0
..40 4 17 U 1 Coombs, cf-rf 4 14 4 4
Totals...
. PXert. p.... 0 9 0 1 O
Moran, cf. ... 4 4 S 0 0
Seyboli .... 4 0 0 0 0
. Totals 40 Ittll 1
, 'Batted for Carter In the ninth. -
Cleveland 02100100 04
Ihiladelphla 00000020 0 2
' Hits: Off Dygert. 3 In three Innings;
off Carter. I in six Innings. Two-base
hits: Hlnchman, Nichols, Corpbs. Sacri
fice hits: . Nichols, J. Co:lins, Carter,
Bradley, Bemls. Stolen bases: J. Clarko,
Ptovall, Turner, Bemls. Struck out: By
Dygert. 1; by Carter, 3; by Berger, 1. Left
on bases: Cleveland, 4; Philadelphia, 7.
Double p:ays: Murphy to Davis; J. Col
lins to Davis; Turner to Lajoie to Stovail.
First base on errors: Cleveland. 1: Phil
adelphia, 3. First base on balls:
lyget, z; orr carter, a; orr Berger, a.
wild pitch: carter. Time: I;60.
pires: Sheridan and Hurst.
Um-
DETROIT DEFEATS WASHINGTON
Tigers Buueh Hits in First and Sew.
enth Innlnss.
WASHINGTON, May 23.-Kllllan cleverly
outpltched Hughes today and Detroit de
feated Washington, 3 to 2. Detroit bunched
three hits In ths first Inning and two In
the seventh, which -were enough to score
all their runs. Score:
DETROIT. WASHINGTON.
B.H.O.A.E. B.H.O.A.E
Mclntyre. If. 4
1 1
0 Milan, cf 4
4 Oanley, If 1
0 4
arhaefer. lb.. 4
Crawford, cf. 4
Rohb, rt 4
Roeaman. lb. 4
Coushlln, tb. 4
ffcrbmldt, ... 4
O Leary. aa... 4
1 ft
1 1
1 4
1 11
4 0
1 5
1 1
1 Delekanty, lb 4
4 PlrkVrlns, rf. 4
4 Warner, c 4
1 Freeman, lb. 4
4 McBrlde, as.. 3
4 gchlpka, tb.. 1
4 H(hea, p.... I
1 14
0 0
0
Kllllaa, p....
1 1
mrwt
Total M 4 17 14 1 rata .
kahos
Totals....
Batted for Warner in ninth.
Hatted for Freeman In ninth,
Batted for Schipk in ninth.
.14 ( 27 14 1
Washington 0 0 0 0 1
Detroit 2 0 0 0 0
10 0
0 10
0-2
0-3
Two-base hit: Schmidt. Sacrifice hits:
Ganley, McBrlde (2), Sohlpke, Schaefer.
Stolen base: Delehanty. Left on bases:
Washington, 5; Detroit, 6. First base on
balls: Off Killlan, 1. First base on er
rors: Washington, S; Detroit, I. Hit by
pitcher: By. Killlan, 1. Struck out: By
Hughes. 3; by Killlan, 1. Wild pitch:
Hughes. Time: 1:. Umpire: Evans.
BOSTON. WINS FROM ST. LOUIS
Beaneatera Beach Hits with Errors
f Browns.
BOBTON, May 23. Three error and
timely hitting gave Boston today' game
over St Louis, ( to 1 The visitors started
tne eighth well, but a fast double piay
spoiled their chances. Score:
BOSTON. bt. LOl'IS.
B.H.O.A.E. B.H.O.A.E.
M Connell, lb 1 1 1 Hoffman, rt..4 1 1 4 1
Lord, lb 4 4 I I 1 C. jouta. ex.. 4 4 114
Cravatk. It... 4 14 Stone, U 4 4 0 4 4
Laporta. rt...4 ft 1 1 Will lama. tb. 4 ft 4 4 ft
Oeulfr, rt... 3 lift 4 Wallace, aa. . 4 4144
Vnslaub. lb.. 4 11 1 4perrla, tb....4 ft ft 4 ft
Carnsan, a..l ft 4 1 4T Jouee, lb. ft 3 1 ft
Sulhran. cf.. 4 1 I Crtaa. lb 3 1 4 ft 1
Crtaa. lb...
4 spencer, a..
4 Howell, p .
Wasner, ss... 4 ft 4 4 4 Spraoer, S.... 4 4 4 1 4
Mors, p.... 4 9 3 4 Howell, p ... 1 ft ft 4 ft
acbwaltaer
Totala 14 1124 14 I
Totala
..44 14 34 1 4
Batted for Howell in ninth.
C. Jones out by batted ball.
Boston 1 1 0 0 3 0 6 2
6t. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 3
4
Three-base hits: Hoffman, Cravmth. Sac
rifice hit: Carrigan. Stolen bases: Lord,
MrConnell. Double plays: Williams to
iC'rUs, .William to Wallace, Wagner tw Un- I
SUNDAY MORNING, MAY
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
WEST.
LEAGUE.
AMER.
ASS'N.
W. L. Pet.
...21 12 .SfS
W. L. Pet .
Omaha
20 9 .90 Indl'nlts
I Denver 17 14
.548 Toledo ...
.G1H Columbus
.514 Louisville
..18 11
..to n
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Lincoln 10
Sioux City. .15 14
Des Moines. 13 17
Pueblo t 20
.670
.571
.545
.424
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.20 15
.iZi Milwaukee. .18 15
,m Kan. City.. .14 19
Minn'Ils ....13 20
BL Psul 8 25
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NAT.
T.F.ArtT'B! AMER. LEAGUE
W. L. Pot. w. t-n.
rhlrnirn 1 sw New Tork...l8 10 .643
Cincinnati ..15 13 .iM Cleveland ..17 12 .5
PlttHhiiro- ...13 12 .K2rt Phlla '..18 14
.563
Phlla 14 13
.519 cnicago ....n it
.4X4 St. Louis. ...15 16
.4X3 Detroit 13 15
.4ti Hoston .....12 19
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Boston 15 18
New York.. .14 15
St. Louis. ...13 19
Brooklyn ...12 18
.400 Wash n..A..ll 18 .379
GAMES TODAY.
Western League Des Moines at Omaha,
Denver at Lincoln, Pueblo at Sioux City.
National League-Brooklyn at Cincinnati,
New York at Chicago, Philadelphia at 6t.
Louis. "
American League No games, i
American Association Indianapolis at
Toledo, Louisville at Columbus, Kansas City
at St. Paul, Minneapolis at Milwaukee.
elaub. Left on bases: Boston, 8; St. Louis.
9. First base on balls: Off Howell, 4; off
Morgan, 8. First base on errors: Boston,
2; St. Louis, 3. Struck out: By Morgan;
8; by Howell, 1. Wild pitch: Morgan.
Time: 2:06. Umpire: O'Loughlln and Con
nolly. .
NEW YORK BLANKS CHICAGO
Highlanders Wt Pitchers Battle
. from WhlteSoz.,
NEW YORK. May 23. Better pitching
than that done by Orth and Smith In
today' gam could not be dealred, but
Smith wa supported very poorly In the
early Innings. Th locals Von, 4 to 0.
Score: - '
NEW YORK. . CHICAOO. '
B.H.O.A.E.
Nlles, tb 4 4 t 4 0 Dougherty, If 4 I
Keeler. rf.... 1
J J v jopea, cr... .. 4
ft 1 0 0 Davla. tb 4
1 14 1 4 Anderson, rf. 1
13 4 Hahn. rf 1
0 4 14 Donohus. lb. 4
ft 1 4 Parent, aa 4
4 4 0 Tannhtll. Ib't
t 1 4 Chaw, c 4
Bmlih. d 1
Hemphill, cf. 4
Chaae. lb 2
Buhl, II 4
Morlarity, tb 4
Ball, aa 4
Klelnow,- C. 4
Orth, p........ I
0 ft
0 ft
1 11
o l
4 4
4
ft 1
Totala 7 4.27 14 r-
Totals 41 4 M 14 4
New York. 3 10 0 fl-0 0 0 1
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Two-base hits: Stahl. Dougherty, fac
rlflce hlta: Keeler. Chase (2), , Stahl,
Klelnow. Stolen bases: Donahue. Che
(2). Left on bases:' Chicago, 6; New
York: 6. First base on balls:. Off Orth,
2; off Smith, . First baue on errors:
New York, i. Struck out: By Orth. I;
by Smith. 6. Wild pitch; Smith. Time:
1:46.
Umpire: Egan,
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.24, 1908.
in Games at the Kansas City Meet Saturday, May 23
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ST. LOUIS WINS TWO GAMES
Cardinals Take Both Ends of Double
Header from Giants.
M'MNNTTY DRIVEN FROM BOX
New York la Shut Ont in Second
Contest Cincinnati Defeats Phil
adelphia and Goes Into
Second Place.
ST. LOUIS. May 23. St. Louis had no
trouble in taking both gameh of a double
header from. New York today, 6 to 2 and
2 to 0.' In the first game the; visitors could
do nothing with Lush's delivery, while St.
Louis batted McGlnnlty freely, and he was
taken from' the box In the fifth after four
men had scored. . Malarky, who relieved
him, did not allow a hit. Salee held New
York to four, hits In the second contest,
wlillo St. Louis batted Wiltsc hard. Presi
dent Harry Pulltam of the National league
saw the game. 6core, first game:
ST. LOUIS. NEW YORK.
B.H.O.A.E. l.H.O.AE.
Barry, rf 4
Char'ea. Ib.r 4
Murray, cf... 4
fwlakanty. If 4
KoneU'hy, vlb 1
O'Rourke, aa. 4
Lutfwls. e.... 4
Ullbert, lb... 4
Luih, p .4
Raymond,, p.. ft
1 4
4 4 Shannon, It.
4 1 Tenney, ibk.
v vuonitn. rr....
1 4 Nlcklln. cf...
ft 4 Breaaahan, c,
4 1 Derlln. lb....
0 0 Doyle. 2b
3 1ft
1 6
s WBrtdwell, aa..
11
3 4 MrOtnnlty. p 1
ft ft Malarkey. p.. 1 4
Necdbam. c 1 1
Totals.. .11 19 37 10 1 Seymour .... 1 .ft
,; . Totals.. ....14 114 17 4
Batted for Malarkey In the ninth.
St. Louis. 3 0 0 0 4 0 0 0
New York 0 0 0 0 0.2 0 0 0 2
Hits: Orf McGlnnlty. 10 In five Innings;
off Lush, 7 in eight innings. Sacrifice hits:
Luh, McGlnnlty, Konetchy, Devlin. Stolon
bsHes: Donlin, Barry, Murray, Ludwig.
Double play: Delehanty to Gilbert. Left
on bases: St. Louis, 7: New York, 7. First
bare on ballai Off McGlnnlty, 1; off Ma
larkey, 1; off Lush, 1. Btruck out: By
McGinnifV. 1; by Lush, 1. Time: 1:33.
Umpires: Klem and Rlgler.
Score, second gamfl:
T. LOVI. NEW YORK.
. ' B.H.O.A.B. . B.H.O.A.E.
Barry, rf 4 I 1ft 4 Dhannao, rf.. 4 4 0 4 ft
h.rlea, 4b... 4
Murray, cf. . . 4
rxlehanty. If. 4
1 ft
1 1
1 4
140
4 0
1 4
1 3
4 1
0 Tenner, lb... I 11 I
4 Donlin. rf. ... 4 1 1 0
4 Nlrklln. cf... 4 ft 4 1
4 Breenahan, c. 4 1 4 3
4 Dlln. lb.... 14 0 4
4 Doyle, lb 3 0 1 4
Brldwall, as. 4 4 1 1
0 Wlltaa, p.... 3 0 3 4
Konelehv. lb. 4
Ottourka. aa. 4
Ludwig, c... I
Ollbart, lb..-. I
Sallea, p J
Totala......) 4 37 11 ft Totala 10 4 14 17 1
St. Louis............ 20000000 -2
New York.... 0 0000000 0-0
Sacrifice , hits: Charles, Bailee. R'olen
bases: Tenney, Brldwell, Donlin. Left on
bases: St. Louis, 6; New York. 6. First
tase on balls: Off Bailee, 2. Struck out:
By Bailee.-4 by Wlltse. 4. Pansed balli
Breanahan. flid pitch: wiitse. lime: l ii.
Umpires; Rlgler and Klem.
1
BROOKLYN BLANKS PITTSBURG
Pirate Are Unable to Hit Paatorlon
to Advantage.
PITTSBURG, May 23. Brooklyn shut out
Pittsburg in the last game of the series
by a score: of 5 to 0. Th home team used
three pitcher and wa unable to hit Pa
tortus. Bcore: "
Brooklyn. prrrgFi'Ro
B.H.O.A.E.
B.H.O.A.E.
4 4 4 4 1
Hummel, ss
Burck. if...'.
Lumlay. rf..
Murck, lb...
fiheetiaa. lb.
pattea. lb...
Idalonay, ct.
bersan.' t...
Paalurlua, p.
Totals
4 111 Starr,
Ib
1 3
1 I
I 10
1 I
4
1 1
1 4
ft ft
4 Clarke. If....
4 Leach, cf
1 Wasner, aa.
4Swaclna, lb..
OAb'tlcblo. ib.
4 14
4 4 1
4 4 4
4 9 14
1 1
ft 1
1 4
4 Moaller, rf... 4
4 Olbaoa, c... 4
4 Leever p. .... 4
0 0 1
- -u Connor ... 1
4 ft' 4
4 IT J 1 Younf, p
Phelpa ..
Willie, p.
ft ft ft 3
lift
ft ft ft 1
Totals S3 4 37 14 3
Batted for Leever In second.
Batted for Young In eighth.
Biui.kini 1 1 i v v 0 u 6 a
Pittsburg 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 -0 0
Two base hit: Murch. Three-base hit
Lumlev. Hits: Off Leever. 4 In two In
nlngs; off young, 3 In six Innings; off
Willis, 1 4n one Inning. Sacrifice hits:
Burch, Sheehan, Pattee, Pas tori us. Btolen
'base: Lumlev. Double play: Pwaclna
(unassisted). Left on bases: Pittsburg, 7;
Brooklyn, 6. First base on balls: Off
leever, 1; off Young, 1; off Pastorius. 2.
First base on errors: Pittsburg, 1; Brook
lyn, 2, Btruck out: By leever. 1; by
Young, 8: by Pastorius, 2. Time: 1:62. Um
pire!: O'Day and Johnstone.
CINCINNATI WINS' WITH STICK
Beds Bat Oat Victory aad Move lata
4 Becoad Place.'
CINCINNATI, O.. May S3.-Flve of Cin
cinnati' eight hlta wer for extra base
SINGLE
Meet and Win
WTLDMAN,
Sprinter,
and all figured in the run getting. Sparks
wa succeeded by Foxen during the fourth
Inning. The victory of the locals put them
Into second place. Score:
CINCINNATI. PHILADELPHIA.
B.H.O.A.E. B.H.O.A.E.
Huaitlna. 3b..
Kane, cf.....
Lobert, lb....
Mitchell, rf..
Oaniel, b-...
McLaab, e....
Paekert, lf..
Hulawltt, aa..
EwlDf. p
4 1 4 4 0 Knaba, lb.... 4 ft 1 4 4
4 ft t
ourant, 4b 4 11
1 Tltua. rf 4 I t
9 4 Mabce. If..... 4 9 4
ft 0 0 borne, cf . . 4 3 0
4 3ft
.14
. 3 11
4 3 4
3 ft 9
4 ft 3
4 ft 3
1 V Branaf laid, lb 4 ft 11
0 ODoolln, as... 4 ft 3
o Dooln, a...,
4 OSparka. p..
.419
10 4
1 ft 0
rojLsa, p...
Totals.. srft7, 4 37 11 0
Totals....
13 T 14 11 2
X 01 -8
0 10 02
Cincinnati .......
Philadelphia ....
Two-base hits:
McLean, Grant, .
.....0 2 0 2 0
.....0 0 0 1 0
Lobert, Mitchell, Ganzel,
Osborn. Three-base hits:
Stolen base: Titus. Sacri
McLean, Dooln.
fice hits: Ganxol (2L Mitchell, Paskert.
Double play: Doolin to Bransfield. Struck
out: By Ewlng, 8; by Sparks, 1; by Foxen,
1. Hit by pitched ball: By Ewlng, 1. Hits:
Off Sparks, 6 in three and a third Innings;
off Foxen, 1 in four and two-thirds lnnlnga.
Time: 1:26. Umpire: Email.
CHICAGO DEFEATS BOSTON
Errors of Visitor Contribute Largely
to Their Defeat.'
CHTCAGO, May 23. The locals won today
in an evenly divided hard-hitting contest.
Potion's errors wer costly. Change bunted
In the sixth and made a circuit on Swoe
nsy'f wild heave Into the grandstand. iSlii
gle' sacrifice In the eighth was thrown
six, feet wldo of McGann, scoring a run.
J feiugl going to third, and scoring on a Ion
fly. Score: - v
CHICAOO. BOBTON,
B.H.O.A.E.
B.H.O.A.E
Evera. lb..
3 0 3 1 0 Brown, rf
4 114 4
Rheckari, If. -4 0 4
0 Beaumont, cf 4
4 0
I 11
0 3
ft
Bchulte. rf...4 111 4Batea, If 4
Clsnra. lb..'. 4 17 1 4 MrOa
Oann. lb.. I
Stelnteldt, Ib I 1 I ft
Blade, c 11-10
Kllnf, C...... 4 3 4 0
Tinker, aa,... I 4 11
Lundgren, p. 4 f 0 ft
0 Bowarman, e. 4
4 Rltrhey, ib... 3
0 bahlen, as... 4
1 Sweaney, 4b. I
4 Ltndaman, p. 4
Totals 3 10 27 4 1 Totala 14 19 14 14 4
Chicago 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 3
Borlon I 0000010 1-4
Two-base hits: Beaumont (3), McGann,
Bchulte, Kllng (2). Sacrifice hlta: Linda
man, Evers. Slaglo (2), Tinker. Double
plcvs: Browne to McGann; Sehulte to
Chance. Left on bases: Chicago, 6; Boston.
to. Basra on balls: Oft Lundgren, 4; o'f
Linduman, 2. Bases on errors: Chicago, 1;
Boston, 1. Struck out: By Lundgren, .7; ,y
LlrtlH.nan, 1. Time: 1:64. Umpire: Rud
derham. "
TOLEDO BEATS INDIANAPOLIS
ajsaaaaanaaawaai
Victory of Home Team 1 Due to
Baarhlns Hit.
TOLEDO. May a. The local won from
Indianapolis today In .the fastest game of
the season. Eubank wa touched up for
a lngle and ' two ' double In uccession,
netting Toledo two runs and enough to
win. Score:
TOLEDO. . INDIANAPOLIS.
B-H.O.A.E.- B.H.O.A E.
Barbaau. ss. 4 1 I J Buh, as...... J J J a
Land. If 0
Hlnrhman, 2b 4 3
Smaot, cf.... I 1
Armb'etar, rf 4 1
Wakefield, e. I 1
Llater, lb ... I 0
Hopkins, It . 9 0
MrO'tby, If-sa 1 '4
ElwerU lb... I 4
glean, p '.. 9 4
V w v ( miner, ii... a . . v
1 . 3 4 Harden, rf... 4 14 0 4
3 4 Otarr. lb 4 4 4 3 1
4 0 4 Uavldaon, cf. 3 ft 4 ft ft
4 14 I.mnsMon. 0 4 1 4 4
9 9 4 Williams, tb. 1 ft 1 3 0
1 4 1 Hooka, lb.... I 3 4 19
0 0 ftEubanka, p .. 1 4 11
3 4 4 Drohot. p.... 1 4 4 1
1 I t
Totala 10 4 M 11 4
Totals.. J.. 40 7 17 14 1 .
Toledo f.... 1 0100200
Indianapolis ..0 O 2 1 0 0 0 0 03
Twn-bare hits: Hlnchman (2), Arm
bruster, Wskefleld, Hopke. Double playo:
Barbeau to Hlnchman to IJster to Wake
field; Steen to Lister 2). Left on basts:
Toledo. 3: Indianapolis, 9. First base on
balls: Off Steen. 9; off Eu hanks, 1. Sacri
fice hlta: Coulter, Bmoot. Williams. Stolen
bases: Wakefield, Uvlngston. Struck out:
By Steen, 4; by Eubanks, 2: by Druhot, 2.
Hits: Off Eubanka, 7 In five and a third
Innings; off Druhot, none In two and two
thirds Innings. . Wild pltche: Steen. I'm.
plres: Owen and Biertialter.
GOOD SHOOTING AND LOTS OP FCS
Practice at Townsend Grounds Drawa
bat Small Crowd.
Although but a few turned out to. the
prtcttce shoot of th Omaha Oun club
Friday afternoon at th Townsend grounds,
those present not only shot well, but en
joyed considerable fun on the side. Be
cause of the few present the regular shoot
ing waa over early and then many tide
prank were indulged in for side bet. A
match was shot from the top of the club
house and from all sorts of places on the
grounds, Including the window of the Ice
house. The scores
John Garrett 28 "24 24
W. B. Willis 23 1 21
Woolman 24 21 20
Tbwnuend -5 25
Lewis 25 23 23
Looirle 21 24 20
Gilbert 1 20
23
21
;s
at
23
Meaars. Garrett and
Willi ars from
Colorado Spring and Bt,
Louis, respect-
Ively. " -
COrY FIVE CENTS.
First Honor
-,
-V. :
PERRY,
Broad Jump.
LAST GAME UNTIL JUNE
If Rain Falls Not, Omaha and Dei
Moines Play Today.
BOTH TEAMS DOING GOOD WORK
Old . Rivalry. Still Exists Between
the Teams and Will Tend to
' Prompt ' Fast Work
' ' by Both. " v '
Drizzling rain all day Saturday caused a
postponement of . the ball game scheduled
between Omaha and Dei Moines. The same
teams will play this afternoon, which will
be the last game the IRourke family play
before starting on- the second western trip
of the season Monday. It will return home
June 2. ' '
Both the fans and the players were sorely
disappointed because the game' was called
off.- For many years Omaha and Des
Moines have becrj great "rivals,' and although
Des Moles is occupying a position next to
the bottom of ' the ladder, the home fan
nave commence in the team and the pro
prietor, Mr. Hlggtns, said -In an Interview
printed fn The Bee, that he thought his
team wa a better hitting team than Omaha
and also that he had better pitchers than
Omaha. That remains to be seen,
Don Carlo J Ragan showed up one of his
pitchers Friday by pitching rings around
Ford. Ragan pitched a superb game and
adopted new tactic.. He did not waste tho
first ball as do most pitchers, but rather
saw to It that the first ball was over the
plate every time. This puts a batsman who
Is used to taking the, first ball up against
a hard proposition.
Umpire Brennan. before the game Friday,
said that he thought Niehoff, third base
man or the Desmofhe's team, was one of
wiucj v. in- it-aau, j iiuse wno neara
the remark watched the'work of Niehoff
with considerable Interest, but that player
did not have much chance to distinguish
himself at the plate, although he did pick
up a short hit about aa clean as Jimmie'
Austin himself could have done It.
Dolan Is the star of the Des Molne team,
for he I hitting the ball a he hit In his
old days. -While In Omaha he was recog
nised aa tho most reliable pinch hitter, but
now with Des Moines he hits all the time.
and his three and four hits a game has
been a great help to Des Moines In winning
those games which have been won.
Rain knocked out all the games in the
Western league yesterday.
The lineup:
Omaha. .
Position.'
First ....
Second .,
.....Third ...
Short ...
......Left ....
Center ..
Right ..
Catch :..
Catch ..,
Des Moines.
..Dwyer
Dolan
Niehoff
Anderson
Fluurnoy
, Dexter
Autrey
King
Atlstln
Franck , ,
Householder.
Welch
Belden
Gondlng
Le Brand,...
Sandera. ......
....Fltspatrlek
I eager
Bitch Wltherup
Pitch Bomar
Pitch Ford
.....Pitch ...McGregor
Bitch Clark
Katiarj, .......
Hail
Hollenbeck...
Noah
College Baae Ball-Games.
At Princeton Princeton, 4; Harvard, 0.
At Philadelphia Pennsylvania, 11; Cor
nell, 6.
At Ames. Is. Ames-Orinnell base ball.
Came today postponed; rain.
At Worcester, Mass. Holy Cross, 1;
Yale, 0.
.a Wtlllamstown Wesleyan, t; Wil
liam. 1.
At Wert point Columbia, 7; Army, 3.
Pulllam Announce Releases.
NEW. YORK. May 23-Harry C. Pulllam,
president of the National league, touay an
nounced the approval of the following re
leases: By Cincinnati to Columbua, George N,
Upp; by St. Louts, unconditionally, ' M.
Boucher; by St. Louis to Burlington, Joha
House, Jr.
Kearney Wins Over Mlndea.
KEAitNLY, Neb.. Msy 23. 8peclal T'W
egiuin.j-Kearney High school defeated thg
Mlncleii ba',1 team U.day in a slow gam., by
u score- ft to 2. Errors were numerous
and Kearney knocked Andrson ail over
tli fWd. Wright of Kearney did fine wjrg
and sliuik cil fourtteen men.
Freshmen Play Fifteen-Inning- Tie.
NEW 1UVLN. Conn., May 23. A n.ost
lnR-resiIng a 'ir.e of base ball waa pUyed
leu lna after.ioon when the Yale frsn
neu ami Hie linivard fruohtnen battled icr
f J'teen lriiii.g-i snd the game ended 2 Ij i.
belli j culUvl on account of dainties.