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TTTK OMAHA DAILY ULh: TTKSDAY. .TTTXK r0, 10H
Denver a'!!!d Sioux City Move Up on Leaders; Pittsburg- Almost Ties .Chicago for First Place
M ' . . i . ., . - i i i ra . . .ii- - i . i. i -i. ... i - - - " ''""" i i !!
GAMES IN THE CITY LEAGlh
DENVER WINS IN TF(E NINTH
I ;:; -; .. 5 .
' Ssnders Pitches Great BftJfl for Seven
Inning and Then Wakem.
t HIS WILD THROW COSTS TWO EUN3
C habek tor Dearer, Who ade Sueli a
I Poor 9wln'f Aeainst -)nroln thr '
bar' Before, Puts I P m a0od
Article of nail'.
t
DENVER. Juv .29 -After I ri,chng
usual grand ball against uennvf,r flir
Standing of the Teams
WEST. LEAGUE AMER.AN
. r j.j rfiu
il .... , ... T 1- 1 .. 11 'M n1
"EJ" M4 Columbus ...SS 3". .VI
P " w .ineV 4.1 t'U Minneapolis .3.1 34 -43
I,,. Moines ..36 4- .4 ,4 .w
Pueblo A" Kiihi City. 31 411
St. Paul ;0 W .2W
NATLLEAOir AMBR.u
U'V PI I o.l ....3' 25
New 1ul ; r..-r. 31 2 &18
finsha
Sioux City
REDS WIN FROM CHAMPIONS
Cincinnati ! New Pitcher is Effective
with Men on Bases.
r .1 j r 'i rx.-ic-i
stun to iin.sii. nai giK it L-xingion
liwaT:'
l.Cile.l
the IbM n'Vrn Itiiunce tor Cnxad. 8jm and
J.e Wright -here tjic- battery for Elm Creek
In a scries of nine games with most of t
teams of this section of the state Klin
Creek has not lost a, game.
CHICAGO
riELT)3
POORLY
tn lh i nro.!k!r ss.7 Washington 22 39 .Ml,
(JAMKM 1 t 1
' western League Omaha nt Denver ;. L.n-
f. ' rhl"aIMpl. I- t Boston. Chicago at Clncln-
Overall ntchee Good Game, hat
Loosely Supported Other toi
tent In the National
League.
i Inntr-gs.- Bandera wabbled, a .i )lt,P
eighth and M batted auct-e ,SlUipy jn th j
ninth. To. close with, hl l'na(1 throw to
third traee permuted '" tl mners to
over the piste, lonln, the ant'm for Omaha
Though his support r lot Kiit-nlg. d 1'.
ihrnnrl. lhe kuotp. the error"r I... I'm v.,,,.l,.n t:lU
fielder, h.d noth na to do the lcorM XXh;a. Boston at New York
made. . Belden'a error In tT, , rhth wo, f n" 1
pntr..lt nt 1ilrn'V
WanlitriTTon
made. ueiaen error in -he rKhth m
Immediately atoned for by a1 gran4 throw '
to the plate that caught
was alldlng lr Chahek
Iienver. was little like ine i.n wno
tried aKalimt Lincoln the dn before. He j TXvKI.VK llM T slOI V fITY
WB effective. halnR speed curves and' ' '
control. Three tliri" after lvo wrrp ut I Iopk,r-B iinnd Tie It In the Vlnth and
Omaha made hits for extra na.... two of I wi. In the Twelfth.
11 w,aldron as h" j p.-lden to I-Hrand. 'Hit by, fl'fhe.1 ball :
wi.r0 ,,UcUrt fnr!lrwln. Fran. k. Time: 1:45. I mplre: B.ea
rhTabek who had ! : ' '
them three-baRRf-rs. and nr ft
three could get., over the plat.
Waldron, fcf ....
f I. Keldem, If
f'assadv. rf
I White, lh
t Irwin, Kb;.
! Zalusky. c
i 1 julcrOorrt, 2b..
Doll, aa.
i t'ham'k, v..
I Totila .......
i Usher,' ttr.
Klnif. 2b
' Autrey, lb
elrh. tf..
iJ Austin. Sb
' Franck.
W. ftelcfen, ff.'..
leMrand, c.
tanili rs. p .
DENVER.
AB. It.
one of the
8ote
... 3
... 4
... 4
... 3
... 4
... 4
... i
... 3
It. O.
1 2
1 1
1 2
0 11
1 1
1
31 S
OMAHA.
AB. H
3
i
4
4
.. 3
.. 3
..4
.'. 3
.. 3
..81
1 2 3
1 i
0 U 3
1 27 li
H. O A.
1 2 it
1 3 i
(i . .7 . (i
1 2 0
1 0 1
1 1 3
2 3 1
u 1
1 0 1
8 24 -
1
reon. rf
Totals
Nq one out hcn wlnnms; run W.HS road. .
Dnvrr. .....o o o o,t 0 0 1 2-C
Omaha ....,.,,.......' 'Jj ( 0 0 2 0- 2 nt
Twn-ldt hit Austin. 11 .......hum hit: i tlolmes. cf
Franck, Fisher. Stolen bases . easiiady 3i. I fampteil. If
lrlr... Klna;. fiHCiiflce htl8. i llt ui,.n, Wi ed, lb . ..
trisher, AuHtih.' Haacs on ha ja. t)f( ,,,,,1- I Ardrens. 2')
urs, 1. ; btrui-K out: y -""uV'k, 7; by Hand- welch. :io
MOfX CITY. la. Jure -" "
but not until th- end of th twnltt i. tn-
Inn did Ihcv cet the irnme. 1-viri nnor
". Mf"j uwl the errors .hel.lnd him ave
) M.iini'H foir runs. i.iu"""
h tn unri hi'ld 1 . s Moines rwfe.
b . hiiiln. ...ry n the Mmh the Sinus
sc .fed the inns - n.l tied the h. ore Fre
v oZ to ,l,at Jeff flutke had phOhed shut
out ba 1. onl. four fcU'ered hits being
made off his delivery. Wither.ip who re
Ii..ved him in tl.nl s on. was hit Mr
the d-nr- which tied the Riime. The
score whs 4 to 4 nt the l,eKinnlng of the
tenth, 'lhe Hoostors put ojp; Qver In tliat
Innlni,-. Anderson, who Was hit tn a
ptch.d 1 nl'. was sent around on surcesshe
dts by Dwycr and I.ulan The locals p.r-
,,i r.tl the amo fet In tli -lr hnlf. C, mp
be'l walked and ecored on h ta In; w ed
,f W. l. h. Afl-v blarkuiK the H ostcrs
i i lhe cl venth and twelfth, tl e Sioux won
in tli twellth on Cm. i bell's i-nfr- one.
',' .li s cut and Andreas' ions drive to li tt.
Ntihoff and Pwyer pulled off the first
Uil'e r'nv of tlie season in the first in
r 1 . With the hnses full, Weed hit to
Nelhoff. who touched third and threw to
lira'. Score:
SIOI.A fill
A B. R
1
i:
i
trs, 4.' Left on bases: Ucn er
(. Double plays:
l Im ihfi
Zalusky J"t0 ' ',ite; W.
e
WANTEDTO E)ENT
(Continued) "
-r. 1
WANT.ED
MODERN 8 OR 9n K00M"
HOUSE IN DUNDEE OR
WEST FARNAi DIS
TRICT. ADDRESS l 612,
BEE.
Cranvillc, ss
Shea, c
l,-,urchner, fi .
Crutcher, p .
1 otals
11.
o
2
1
1
n
1
0
1
o.
1
2
3
12
-
2
4
10
0
0
A . K
CINCINNATI. June 29 Docscher, Cin
cinnati's new pitcher, was at his best, with
men on bas.s. Overall made Ids firs', ap
pearance with Cl-.lcatto, since May 3 and
lost largely throiiRh faulty support, ficoie;
CINCINNATI. CHICAOO.
B H O A K. . B.H.O.A.E.
Mutrin. ill . 5 I I i oSlanle. H 4 1 1
kne. rf ... I 9 S 0 (.ShM'liira. It.. I 0 0
libr,. Si 3 2 1 I I'S hulio. rf...t 0 t
r.lmrt. If.... I 0 3 0 ll'Mnn. lb. .3 I 0
(iinfl. Hi... 4 ill 1 esicinreldi. Jb4 114 0
M l.on. c.... 4 0 2 1 1 Kilns, c 4 0 4 0 1
Mll.hrll, rf 2 t ii UHoIman. 2b... 4 1110
llulrwtl. U .4 114 ITInk.r. bs....4 1 1 t I
Dort.ber, p .J 0 0 4 cnvrrall. p.... I 1 1
Zimmerman .1 0 0 0 0
Totlll .'53 27 15 3
Tou: IMM
flatted for Overall In ninth.
Cincinnati 2 0 0 o 1 1 1 0 S
Chicago 1 0 0 0 10 0 1 03
Two-base hit: Tinker. Ttuve-base hits:
Slavic Overall. Stolen bases: Packert, (Un
sell. Tinker. . Sacrifice hits: Fohulte. Hase
on balls: Off Docscher. 3; off Overall. 4.
Struck out: Uv Hoescher, 1; by Overall. 5.
Wild pitch: Overall. Time: 1.40. Umpires;
Ruderham and Kmslle.
rhlllles lilt the Ball.
HOSTON. June 29 Philadelphia won to
day from Boston. H to 2. by hard htttina
Sparks kept the lorais hits well scattered.
bcorc:
1'HILAHBLPHIA BOSTON.
H.H O A.K B.H.O.A.E.
Grant. !b 5 1 S 5 " fii-lumont. cf. 4 1 0
Knuli. 2b . . 4 1 3 t 0Hrown, rf. . . S 1 4 0 0
Til rf 5 1 I 0 tHlp. If i 0 1 0
Mssee. If S 1 i 0 GKellnv. lb.... 4 0 3 12
llriiisfitid. lhf 1(0 Ol'ahlrn. u . . 4 1 1 J 1
(Kbnrn, rf .4 1 1 0 0 li.nnlf.n. lb. 4 1 1 0 0
Itanlln. in 3 1 2 .1 HHItrhey, Ih.,. 4 114 0
, 4 ! T 2 ti(rhm. c 4 ! 10
. i I) 0 0 onnullet. p.... 0 0 0 0 0
Young, p I 1 1 0 0
37 1! 27 11 0
Total 87 10 17 I S
PU'ndclphln 12 1 0 n 4 0 1 09
tiostun 0 0 0 0 1.0 1 0 02
Two-base hit: Browne. Home runs: ts-'
borne. Iolin. Hits: Off Houltes In two
and one-third lnnintcs, 7. Sacrifice hits:
Oool'n. Sparks. Stolen base: Dooln. lyeft
on bases: Ph ladelphla. 6; Poslon. S. First
base on halls.: Off Rnarks. 2; off Yoihik.
1. First base on errors: Philadelphia, 2.
llnnln, c...
Sparks, p..
Total.
0 0
10 10 0
0 0 0 0
.40130
.1 0 4 0 0
10 10 0
.1 0 0 0 0
11 34 17
DIC 3
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Bnder. cf
Anderson, fs .
rwver. 1b
I'olun. 2b
F'lournoy. if ...
Fltzpatrlck. rf
Nelhoff. 3b ...
Raedel, c
Clarke, p
Wilherup, p ..
Totals
...44 6
MOINES.
A H. R. H. O
1
. . o
.. 4
.. 5
.. H
.. 5
.. 4
.. 5
.. 4
.. 3
.. 0
.41
o Hit by pitched ball: Hy Young, 1. Struck
oui: ny srarKs, B. by Houltes, l; Younu.
4. Passed ball: Dooin. Time: 1:45. Um
pires: Kisler and Johnstone.
Brooklyn Bunches Hits,
BROOK LYN. June 29. Brooklyn won
from New York today, J.1 to 7. New York
knocked Mclntyre out of the box In the
first Inning, but Brooklyn hatted so hard
In the fifth inning that McGlnnity replaced
Crandall. Score:
. BKOOKL.YN. NEW YORK.
B 11. 0. A K. B.H.O.A.B.
4 0 8 0 0Tenn?y. lb... 2 0 0 0
1 ODnyle. b i 1 J I 1
6 f' llrennahan, c. 4 1 0 0 0
n l14eri( 0 0 0 0 0
n 0tonlin. rf.... 5 I 1 0 0
4 1 Seymour, cf. . I 0 1 0 0
I (I Hevlln. 3b.... 4 3 110
2 l Shannon, If.. 6 1 0 0 ft
1 0lirldwj.ll. aa.. 3 1 1 I 0
S 35 W
H liodge,
Omalu Realty Co. to N. P
Jr..-lot , JJenaon , ,n's sub-
V.'v'.'-M.'rihaU and wlf'o 1
Cole; lot 6. block 153, Omah; t 20.0CO
Omcu I. Fark to August Hudan.
loin 23 and 24, Diocn jo. jiaiytou
Heights a "
Hame.to I'etor 8. Rosander.g ,((t 21
ki..u Tta.lvron HeiKhts
Marie K. Ca'rlberg ni lu!"Miilu"lV.
00
300
i
29. a,
7. 8. 10,
rphy.
Thlr-
m
m'"1 v.."- .c r- . gjiu ill
in.irnxniltni Lumber to, lot ,o n
14, 15. IS. bloik 5. Thornburnt 1.000
Christine Badxuweit et al t. Rolia
Uniiaa Hort. lot 15, block ; 12 lal
add to South omaiia ' 345
George E. Barker and wife to- Mar(s
K. Carlberg, lots 12, 13, 14. V 15 16
block R. Thornburg Place. ...1 j m
U. E. Wilcox Riid wife to lw iA m.
(fates, lots I. i. a. o.
block 1. and lots 1. 2. 3, 4, h. 6,
11. block . B. E. Wilcox add
Pauline Delaney to Sola M
- part lots 21 and i2, block 4,
teenth Btreet add 50
Robert Richelieu et al., to Martei K
Jensens lot 12. o'ock . 'Wnford
Place ..n . . . . .-. a
C. S. Montgomery and wife to Jj,M11
Potter Co.. lots 14. 10. 10, uiHrVfc t
McCormlck's 2d add t j
County -treasurer to John O'Nel i.' jot
I. block 7. Dwtght & I-ymana dd
Charles A. Coe and wife to
Fottef Co.. lota 14. 15. 16. bio. ,k"iJ
McCormlck's 2d odd , ' ,
Omaba "Realty Co. to T. E. St. "en'a
and C.v C. lenney, lots 12 a
bloek 4.- Kountse s 4th supp) emVnt:
ary .". &000
Frantlska Manes and Vlncen ;';,',;;
to Marie Tottrek. lots 22 " ?"
lock 3&. 1st ald to Corrlgt p,flo; , ,
Alma. Stevenson and busbar d to M
-J'". k i . A block 2.
Hltnebaugh add
dwln U Patrick to J 'rollne " 'a.
I.undburg. lot 1, block- , trick's
3.1 Saratoga add " lt xm-m
Mary E. Thotj'.paon to, Minnle'camp-
bell. part lots I ar.,, t cii.burn's
aubdiv .
Florepce Vo. to C. 0.OPVe' CaribeVir.
pa ft lots 7 and 10. te,loi.J , yando".
rook Terrace
John F. Flack Co.. "Vo'.'aame.' Cari-
beril s replat 1
Carl Johnson et al. I ' j,', "Minnie" Camp-
111 p-art lots 3 M t Coburn
aubdiv -
Carrie U. Eddy and ViU'sbaVd"to"Sam-
WIlHam K. IVifer. i"..,;,.,
I OIUIB - .
Two out when winning run was made.
Sioux Cltv . 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 -
Des Mo nes . .0 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 n-B
Two-base hits: Shea, Crutcher. hlolen
bases: Raedel. Dwyer. Andreas. Double
Plavs: . FitzpatrU'k to Dwyer. Oranyllle to
Andrea to Weed. Triple play: Nelhoff
to Dwyer. First base on balls: orr
Furci-ner. 4: off Crutcher. 1: off Clarke. 4;
off Wltherup. 1. Struck out: By Furch
rer, Br by Crutcher. 5; by Clarke, 2; by
Witlierup. 1. Wild pilch: Fiirchner. Pa'B'd
balU- ttaedel. Hit by pitched ball Flie
putrlck, Anderson. Time: 2:50. 1 mplres:
Bomar and McKay. Attendance, l.SrtO.
11 KB I.O WINS A FAST CONTF.ST
Donble Plays Cnt Off I.lneoln'a
(bancea of Scorlna.
PFEBI.O. June 29 (Special Telegram. 1
In- the fastest game of the season on the
home grounds Pueblo took the first game
from ljincoln bv the score of 3 to 1. Lin
coln took h lead In the second Inning on a
inirin hv Thomas, a sacrifice and Prlich-
ett's single. Oalgano really won his own
game In the fifth, 'when with two down
and with daring base running he converted
a .hort hit down the right field line into
a three-bapger. Hogrlever scored him with
a single. Smith walked and wnen (agnier
dropped Miller's high one llogrlever scored
the winning run. Two-baggers by Miller
end .Clark Rave the locals their final run
in the eighth. Pueblo had three double
plavs. which broke up nearly every chance
the visitors had to score. Score:
LINCOLN.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
.8 0 2 2 0 0
. 4 0 0 2 4 0
.4 0 0 2 1 2
.SO1300
.3 1 1' 10 2 0
. 3 0 1 3 0 0
. 0 1 0.00
.3 0 0 2 1 0
.2 0 0 0 1 0
Bun. If. ..
Moloney, cf.
Hummel, tb.
Lumley, rf..
Jnnlin. lb. .
tiherhan. 3b.
Lrwla, aa....
Lwta. aa
HrrpenJ c...
Uersen, c...
Mclntyre, p,
Holmea, p..
Totals.
3 2
3 3
3 I
2
i 2
1 1
1 1
1 S
4
8
4
3
3
4
4 18 2 UCrandall. p...l 0 0 0 0
0OO0 0 McGlnnity, p. 0 0 0 0 0
4 0 0 1 C'Mrrkle 1 0 0 0 0
- Malarkev. p.. 0 0 0 1 0
..3D 14 27 13 2Needham ... 11 ft 0 0 0
Jude. If
Fox. 2b
tlagnlcr, s
Fenlon, rf
M homMS. lb
' Davidson, cf
! Pr'tchett, 3b ,.
Silllvan. c.
Jones, p
Totali 30 10 24 7 I
Ratted for McCllnnity in; sixth.
Ran for Bresnahan In ninth.
Batted for Malarkey In ninth.
New York 3 0001 00 037
Brooklyn 1 0 0 1 7 0 0 2 11
Two-base hit; Donlin. Three-base hits:
Devlin, Maloney, Hummel, Lumley, Bergen
Homo run: I.umley. Hits: off Melitlyre,
2 In one Inning: off Holmes, g In eight Innings;-
ofl Crandall, 6 In four and a third
Innings: off McGtnhlty, 4 lid two and a
third Minings; off Ma'arkey, 5 In three In
nings:' Sacrifice hits: Tenney, Doyle, Bres-
nahan, randall, Jordan, Sheehan, Lewis.
Stolen bases: Doyle (2), Hurzog. Donlin.
liases on balls: orr Mi lntvre, 2; otf Holmes.
7; off Crandall, 1; off McGlnnity, 1; off
Malarkey, 1. Hit by pitched ball: By Cran
dall. 1. Stnlck out- By Holmes. 2; by
Crandall, 4; by McGlnnity, 1; by Malarkey,
3. Wild pitch: Crandall. Time: 2:08. Um
pire; O Day.
Uanie Postponed.
At St. Louis St. LouIs-Plttsburg game
postponed; wet grounds.
FAST Ci AMF.S 4.T IXTO P 4 B K
. 1
Mollys and Amerirasa, n llfej A. "a '
and Coronas, F.ntertaln Fans.
Vinton street park was the scene of two j
fast games Sunday afternoon. As a cur
tain raiser the Hollys ana Americans
played one of the fastest Rames that has
been pulled off this season.
The Loe-CJIass-Andi eesen-Corona game
was also a hard fought battle and not ui.til
the eighth Inning, whn the hardware men
bunched hits and secured a lead of four
runs, did the faithful suppnrlns of the
Coronas lose hope. The final m ore was
to 2.
In the second Henry led off with a single
to right, was sacrificed 10 .second by Gib
son ar.d caught qu third when Minlkus hit
to Kucera. who thvew to McLaln. Mlnikus
stole second and scored on C. Clair's double.
Dougherty whiffed.
The Coronas came back it, trie third, scor
ing on the only hit made by the team.
Hodge stopp.'d one of Hunr.y's fast ones
with hla ribs, McLaln flew to pKcher, Fois
ter reached first on Bunnell's error, Haeh
toti hit to Bunnell, who threw Hodge out
at third. Bando then cat-.o ;;p and hit a
fast one to middle, Just ou of Gibson's
rearh, scoring Feister. Bogatls struck out.
Both sides were blanked until the seventh.
when the Iyee-Glass-Arxlrecsens scored on
Bradford a single, ah errof by Feister and
C. Clair's second safe drive.
In the crxnt,h Bunnell led off, going out
Feister to . llachton. Lawler, E. Clair,
Bradford and Henry hit safe. Gibson hit
to McClaln, catching Henry on third. Gib
son retired the side, by beir caught off
first. The Coronas scored their second and
last run In the ninth, llachton flew out to
Gibson. Bando . otit .Minikus to C. Clair.
Kill, who batted for Bogatts. drew four
wld.. ones, and pulled of the spectacular
feat Pf the day by stealing second, third
and home. Kucera flew out to K. Clair.
Score: -
U-0 -A. "' -STORl-CORONAS
AB.H.O.A B. AB.H.O.A B
lwltr aa. . 4 1 1 1 1 McLaln. 3b . I 0 3 4 0
E Clair, c . . 4 1 i 1 ' 0 Keraler. 2B . 4 0 1 1 1
Bradford, lb. 4 1 1 oriacnien. id. t v 11 v w
H.nr. rf.... 4 2 10 otlando. rf.... Ill
Clbaon, cf .. 4 0 10 O'flniattj. p.
Mlnlkua. 3b. 3 0 ,3 0 Kill
c. Clair, lb . 3 2 0 0 0 Kucera, aa
pauah-rty. If 3 0 1 0 OMokry. c.
Bunnell, p.. 8 0 1 0.1HUg, if..
Smlttl. cf..
Touia 84 17 t t
- . . Totala 10 1 S4 17 1
L.-G.-A 1 0 0 0 0 1 I 4
Coronas v0 " 1 0 0 0 0 0 1-2
Two-base lilt :; CV' Clair. Stolen bases:
Bradford (2). C. Clajr 12), McLaln, Feister
(2), Kill. Bases on balls: Off Bunnell, 3.
Hit by pitcher: Hodge. Time: 1:10. Um
pire: E. Lynch. Attendance: 1.232.
Then the Hollys secured 3140 wortn of
revenge from the Americans In a game full
of heart-breaking Interest, by tne score of
2 to 1. All the scoring was done In the
last innings. The Hollys were robbed ot
the satisfaction of a shutout through carelessness-
with two" out in the nlntn. Both
Ditchers starred, but in the ninth in
ning the Hollvs found Brodbeck for a two
bagger, a three bagner nd a fast grounder,
which tallied two scores. The Americana
showed their class In the fifth, when Fal
coner led off with a three-sacker, yet
could not get home. Besides holding the
Americans at his mercy all through the
game, Ted Cross, the Hollys' twirler. prac
tically won his own game, driving In a run
with his three-sacker, which placed him
in a position to score himself with the
run which proved to he the winning one.
When the last American expired, Pitcher
Cross was rushed by enthusiastic Ilcdly
rooters, receiving an .ovation and a ride
around the diamond on the shoulders of
the fans. This makes five games Cross
has pitched for the Hollys. and in that
time "Big Squirrel" lies allowed only three
runs and nine hits. Glllham's work at sec
ond was exceptionally fine, the Holly cap
tain making several hair-raising stops. The
Hollys promised not 1 to drinx from the
finger bowls at their blowout, at which
Pressman Intends to get a square meal.
Score, second game: .......
HOLLYS. AMERICANS.
AB H.O.A E . AB.H.O.A B.
Falconer, cf. 4 .3 I 0 ORapp, 2b 3 0 I 4 0
Keely. 3b... 4 1 0 ODeonlaon. cf. 4 0 0 0 0
McAnd'wa, rf 8 1 1 0 OTarley, lb.... 4 0 8 0 0
(ilhxon, c 4 Oil 1 0 Lynch, aa...
Murphy, aa.. 3 1 1 15 Fox, tl
Ollllum.. Itr.. .8 I' OTVnny, If:..
Slack, lb.... 4 1 0 lCMldy, f...
Preaaman, If 1 0 0 0 Oftvamy. tb
Croaa, p 8 r ft 'ffbrodbec., p
. . .r.
Totala II .8 87 ( 1-. 'Totals tl 13 0
Hollys 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22
Americans ...-.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11
Earned runs: Hollys: 2. Three-base bits:
Falconer. Cross. Two-base hit: Steck. Sac
rifice hits:- Kelley, Brodbeck. Stolen
bases: Falconer (2i, Murphy, Gllham, Far
ley. Struck out: Br Cross. 11; by Brod
beck. 9. Bases on tMlls: Off Cross. 1; off
Brodbeck, 6. Hit with pitched ball: By
Cross, 1. Umpires: M. Gibson and L.
Lynch. ; m
BOSTON WINS IN ELEVENTH
Bookworms Take Fast Fielding Game
from Highlanders.
HITS BUNCHED AT FINISH
Boston Made One Ran In Seventh,
er York Tied Score In Mats,
Boston Mtklag Three
in Final lanlna.
NEW TOR K. June 29. Boston defeated
the local Americans today after a fast
fielding game. The visitors scored three
times In the eleventh inning, batting Orth
hard. Score:
BOSTON NEW YORK.
B M OA! B It O A E.
Thenar. If.... 6 I 4 0 ONIIea. th . . . . 4 1 8 4 ft
Sullivan, cf S 0 1 0 IKMrr. rf....8 0 1 ft 0
McConnell, 2b 4 1 4 4 OMorlarltv. lb. 6 ft 17 0 0
Oeatler. rf....8 1 1 0 (iHnnohlil. cf.. I 0 8 1 ft
i 8 1 Hall, a 4 1 I a 1
1 14 I lstahl. If .
18 8 OConrnv. 3b.
ft 4 8 UKIalnov. c
1 0 I oonh. p....
La port. 2b.
I'ntlaub, lb.
Watrier, aa..
Crllr, c
Winter, p...
.40100
1 0 0 3 0
4 8 6 3 0
4 10 8 0
Totala.
Boston
4ft 10 83 II 3 Totals 34 t 31 II 1
. .0 00400 1000 34
New York 0 0000 0 '0010 0-1
Three-base hit: Lapnrte. Home run;
Nibs. Sacrifice hits; Nlles. 1'nglaub.
8tolen bases. Kleli.Jw, Mortarlty. Left oil
bases: Boston. 6; New York. 6. Bases on
balls: Off Orth, 2: off Winter. 1. Bsses
on errors: Boston, 1; New York, 2. Struck
out: Hy Orth, 2; by Winter. 2. Time: 2:lo
Umpire: O'Loughlln.
Athletics Shnl Ont Senators.
PHILADELPHIA. June 29-PhllHdi Iphta
deleated Washington here today by hilling
Johnson hard, while the visitors were un
able to. solve Vickers' curv.-s. Score:
PHILADKl.PH I A WASlirNUI'O.N.
H.H. O A R. B. H.O.A E
Hartnel, if... 4 2 4 0 OMIlan. cf 4 0 1 "
Nichnla. 2b ..3 8 4 3 OS. hlke, Sb.. 3 0 8 ft
Pavta, lb 3 1 a 0 OUaolry. It ... 4 0 4 0 0
Murphy, rf ... 4 t 1 0 OCIvmer. rf....4 0 0 0 4
J Col II 11,, 3b 4 1 II 0 Street, c 4 0 I 0
Olitrlnn. cf .. 3 0 8 1 0 freeman, lb . 8 17 10
K Colllna. aa 4 1 3 4 (I Alllier, - th . . t 8 110
Pnwere. C....3 0 2 0 OMrFrlda, aa.,8 0 18 0
Vkkera. p ... J 1 ft I OJchnaon. p .. I 0 110
Falkcnbers, pO 0 0 0 0
Totala 31 11 27 it O'l'lckartnt; ... 1 0 0 0 0
TaJioehlll ..11 0 0 0
Totali 30 4 24 1 0
Batted for Johnson In eighth.
Baited for Schlpke In ninth. (
Washington 0000 0 000 00
Philadelphia 1 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 04
Hits: Off Johnson In seven Innings. 9;
off Falkenberg In one Inning, 2. Two-basu
hits: Altiser. Hartscl. Davis. Murphy, J.
Collins. Stolen base: Milan. Left on bases:
Washington, 6; Philadelphia, 6. Struck out:
By Johnson. B; by Vickers, 1. Double pbiys;
Street to McHrlde, Oldrlng to J. Collins,
Vickers to Powers. First base on balls:
Off Johnson, 2: off Vickers. -1. Hit by
pucnea nan: ny jonnson, l. wild pitches:
By Vickers, 1; by Johnson. 1. iTime: 1:50.
umpires: f.gan and Hurst.
ler The winning run was made by Ling
stealing second and third base and coming
homo on an error.
ClIAXr.F.a IX D4SHF.T H4.ll. R11.E
folleglnte Committee tnmpletrs It
I .a bora In eTr York.
NF,W YORK. .June The collegiate
basket ball rules rommlttce held Its annual
meeting at the Hotel Imperial todsv and
msde several Important changes In the
playing rules for next sesson. With the
design of eliminating rough play two of
ficials, a referee and an umpire, were rle
ternilned upon. Heretofore a single official,
the referee, was In control of the play.
The drlhhle was defined as a contlnu us
pa-sage of -the ball and it was deeid-d
that the ball must not remain mott.uiles
In the hands of a player after be had
started his dribble. It whs further decided
that a player can shoot for a basket afier
a clrbblc. This Is a sweeping change and
una 1 a'xulated to make the game more
popular.
Further, as a penalty for rough playing,
a rule was rassed disqualifying any player
having fixe fouls cslled upon him.
Roswell Hyatt of Yale university was re
elected chairman of the committee; Ralph
Morgan. University of Pennsylvania, sec-reiary-iicasurer.
and Harry A. Fisher,
Columbia university, editor of the rule
hc.nk.-A central rnmmlttee on officials was
nppotntc-d: R. Morgan. University cf Penn
sylvania, chairman; George ". Appel of
W lllnms college, representing the east; Dr.
Joi-eph E. Rayrroft. University of t h e.igo,
representing the west conference; Isndore
Anderson of University of Missouri, rep
resenting the southern conference, and D.
T. Angell of Oregon Stata Agricultural col
lege, lhe northwest.
Florence Defeats Union Stock Yardi
in Good Game 4 to 3.
DIITZ ASSOCIATION BEAT EAGLES
Merchants First Vln from trrlln
and Then llefeat the Bellevoe
Tram Which Want liame
with l.err.
Pottsmattanile Gnn Club.
The Pottawattamie Gun club held Its reg
ular practice shoot Sunday afternoon at the
Townsend Gun club grounds with a good
attendance of shooters. Some good scores
were mane, ma score:
Fry
Dixon
Townsend
Hardin
Raxee
Allen
Hoye
Karsch
Bchnmpp
Damon
Hawk ! "
21 18 13 IS
M 22 24 21
21 22 24 24
18
22 23 26 23
18 20 :3 a
21 20 21 22
12 14 10 11
18 21 IS 20
23 lb' 22
s
4 12 8 0
4 0 0 1 0
1 0 0 0 0
8 1 11 I 0
10 110
8 0 1
I
250
5
Totals...
Hogrlever. 2b...
Smith, c
Miller, rf
Mattlck. cf
Claik. lb
Sfancer, If
Corns ii, ss
Maddox. Sb
Oalgano, p
2S 1
PUEBLO.
AB
8
6 34
R. II. O.
1 16
0 '2
2 2
1 3
1 B
1 2
0 3
1 4
1 0
A.
3
0
0
1
0
2
2
3
Totals
Lincoln
Plletih
Stolen base
Miller. Clarl-
.:.S2
0 1
0 0
n 3
0 0-1
1 -- 3
J 8 27
0 0 0 0 0
0 0 2 0 0
Davidson. Two-baso hits:
Three-base bit: Galguno.
Double nljvs: Honrriever to Maddox. Gal-
gano to Maddox to ClaiK. Corhan to Ho
grlever. Thomas to Fox. Sacrifice hits:
Jude. Thomas, Davidson. Struck out: By
Galgano, 2; by Jonei, 1. First base on balls:
Off Galgano, 2; off Jones. 1. Time- 1:17.
Umpire: Davis. Attendance, frJU.
lot 6.
to Rose
lock l.Ti, South
1 I
Kternan
....... a
.'.WW .....
Jul!. M. Stohl and lf usn'an j"i0' James
Parsley, part lot 7.t bl)ck Soulh
Omaha. .(
United Real "te 'd ' Trust ' Co'.' to
M.v; .McLaughlin. 1 ,ot fi Ul)Ck
Kouiuxe Plant
tne.. National bank O'f'oieveland''to
JaJliea C. "l'nB- lot 24. .ut.ple
nemal' aubdiv of fl K,1(lltorus park
fiace j
Total
Valentine Defeats Wood Lake.
VALENTINE, Neb.. June :9.-(ripecil
i Telegram. The home team ' won from
j Wooil Lake In an exciting game of base
ball played on the local dlamund here to
, I dav. The pitching of Luke was a fi-ature.
''; Scor bv Innings: R.U.E.
Val.-nlln- i 0 0 1 3 2 0 0 -S 5 4
Wo-id Lake ... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22 8 fi
. Batteries: Valentin, Luke and Fischer;
' Wood Lake. Headington snd S. Carter.
'Struck out: By Luke, 12; by Headington. .
I'miiiie: Ed Clark. The same teams Dlav
-Til , tomorrow.
.f3li7' Irn-liaala Want tiante on Foarta.
I I would like to state through your paper
the Merchants of Omaha hall Uam was to
have played the Wahoo team at Wahoo.
Neb., on the rourtti or July, out Wahoo
led not to nave a game on that
leaves us without a nine I
would be pleuaed to hear from some team
In Iowa or isehraska for a game for the
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
PROPOSALS FOR Yt rvrt "fiORSES-Or. ' 5ad 'i" 'Jr
flee of tie uusrterm.:ll' 'V-'"..? , day and It
K""r".:J""r. ! .-aled proiwsals. In
til 1 oelock a. ,... JuliV ?' fi' "'2 Fourth of July and oblige.
opnJ. hi the presence 1 ' .V,l'nrtin. iViVt c- F- "ATthlN. Manager,
ders. for furnishing m 'L' C "5. f... Merchants of Omaha Base Hall Club,
drllveey at F-rt Reno. nX.ma or otif r " H,,u,h TweIf,t T'- Vo. fea or
p,o,nent r.llroad p 0 -"n"; 'f Red . .
ill hlda o anv 0 aocapt or reject an,
o'.?' '...inform I''' 'h h' 'badon
application to this .",' i' CV i , . .P
Klraa talker Ouar. 'l'reased Caplaiq
, lermaster
1
JJ 3 4 o-30-Jyl
;j-EGAL NOTICES
I i'lPf .h..lTHACTOKS-PHOPOfl.
1 U OniaalowV' ,,brr u,ldln
",( ii m. '"I received by 4h
I YltZ2'XrJX ' L. onawalc.:
mav be
. lis, at
awarded
'whT. ''.i ni'.i tk sieaclf kcatlons
seen). untiL.l o.cUm-L ... ......
which tltn. Flf.0,lu"wfii'b.W
L ' ." eeponslble bidder. Toe
tl4 FFX AHri lo or all
bid b. LAKC Secretary. .Ju4drt
HEL AtyrRTiSE OMAHA
Friend Pats In tialnrled Team.
rKil- .M', iven., June -i. Irtpeclal.i The wtiharua. :b.
Friend Ha. Ball association Mas purchased ! Hnpka. 3b ... 3
grounds and Is putting in a salaried letm Sirvera. p ... 8
for tile remainder of this season. Thev I
want to corresioiid with high class b1l Touia
players, especially a pitcher, also wairt
games with the best teams in the middle
west.
GAMES IX AMERICAS ASSOCIATION
Milwaukee Wink Twice from Toledo
hy KfTectlve DnltlnR.
MILWAUKEE, June 29 Hard hitting
Won two femes for Milwaukee today.
Toledo mnde a hard fight for the first
game, losing by 5 to 4. but went to pieces
In the second. McChesney's batting was
the feature. Score, first game;
MH.WAl'KKE TOLEPO.
B.H.O.A.E. B H O A.K.
Randall, cf . . 4 8 8 1 0 Bureau, as., j 1 5 11)
Rnbinaon, aa. 4 1 i 3 OHIni biuan. 2b 8 2 3 3 0
Hsvllle. c 2 0 10 1 OHopklni. If... 3 0 3 0 0
Klvnn, rf 8 1 0 0 OSmool, cf 4 3 3 0 0
Clarae. 3b ... 4 1 1 1 . 1 Land, c 4 1 4 0
M l honey. If 4 I 0 0 OAhbott. lb. .. 4 0 4 2 0
McCnnn'k. 2b 4 1 2ft u Williams, 3b. 4 2 3 1 0
Broan. lb ...J 1 0 O.McCarthy. rf. 3 0 0 0 0
Schueiberl. pi 0 0 3 UOlllen. p I 0 0 2 0
awakaf'.eld, ..1 0 0 0 0
Totala 24 10 27 1 Lattlmor ..11000
Totala 31 24 8 0
Ratted for McCarthy In the eighth.
Batted for GlUen In the ninth.
Milwaukee 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 6
Toledo 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 04
Two-base bits: Robinson, Flynn, McCor
mick, Williams. Rnrbeau. Three-base hits:
Williams, McChesney. Sacrifice hit: l'.e
vllle. Stolen bases: Hinchman 2. Lattl
more. Randall. Double plays: Williams
unassisted, Glllen to Hinchman to Abbott,
Abbott to Harbeau to Hlm-hmun. First
base on balls: Jtf Glllen, 4; otf Sehnelherg,
2. Hit with pitched ball: By Glllen. Hinch
man. Struck out: Bv Schneiberg. 7: by
Glllen, 1. Time: 1:35. Umpires: Bterhalter
and Kerln.
Score, second game:
UILWAIKKK TOLEDO
Randall, if .4 2 10 0 B.HO.A E.
13 1 1 Rarlieau. la 4 0 4 3 3
2 3 I Ii Hinchman. 2b 4 1 1 10
1 1 l OHopklna. If... 1 I 2 0 0
1 1 OPmoot. cf 3 0 3 ft 0
4 7 0 (i Land, c J 0 1 3 0
2 4 3 OAbholl. lb.... 8 10 0 0
0 8 0 OWIIIiama, 3b. 3 0 4 8 0
10 3 OMK arlhy. rt. 3 ft 0 w I
Lattimnre, p. 3 1 fl 2 ' 1 i
?a 1 1 n7 a i . '
Totala ? 4 24 11 6
Milwnukoe 5 0 0 0 ft 2 1 1 12
Toledo 0 0 0 ( 0 0 0 0 0
Two-base hit: Roth. Three-base hit: He
Chesney. Sacrifice hit : Moi'ormlck. Stolen
bases:. Randall. Flynn. Roth. Mi-Cormlck.
Double plays: Curtis to McCormlrk to
Brown. Mc.Cormick to Brown. Robinson to
McCormlok to Brown. First base on bulls:
Off lattimnre, I: off Curtis. 1. 11 il wlin
pitched ball: Randall. Struck out: Bv
Curtis. 3; by Iiltlmure, i. Time: l:4.j
Umpire: Kerln.
Paints Easy for Hoaslers.
ST. PAUL, June 29. Indianapolis bunched
hits In the third and seventh off Hall and
with the aid of Nee's three errors won an
easy victory from St. Paul, by a score of
10 lo 4. Score:
INDIANAPOLIS S.T. PAIL.
B. H.O.A E. B.H.O A E.
Buah.. aa 4 I t 3 OOeier, If 4 I 0 0 ft
Iavl,1aun, cf . i 3 1 0 0 Noonon, lb... 5 1 12 I 1
Hayden rt...4 1 4 1 CKcra. cf ...6 3 3 0 0
arr. lb t 3 13 1 0 Pa via, rf 4 3 1 1 0
Coulter. If .. 4 I I 0 OLauihlin, r .4 2 4 1 e
Howly. c .... 8 3 10 C Whriler, 2b. . 4 1 A 3 I
114 0 N'e. aa 2 0 0 I I
10 4 OTlameycr, 3k. I I 0 I ft
1 1 1 0 Hall, p ..... 1 ft 1 4 ft
Miller p 0 0 O 3 0
34 IS 27 17 li J Me) era... 1 0 0 0 0
I ibinsoo, aa. f
Roth, c 5
Kl nn, rf ft
Clark. 3b 4
at'Cheaney, If 6
McCnrm'k. 2b 3
Brown, lh 3
Curtla. p 4
Tat an
CAM PA KL1, A S DEFEAT HOOPER
Game Played In Rnln Keanlta In Score
of 5 to 3.
HOOPER, Neb., June 29. (Special.) The
Campanellas of Omttha defeated Hooper
here yesterday In .a good game, score 6 to
3. Hooper has no chances to win while the
campanellas had many opportunities to pll
up a high score. Rulger was hit hard arwi
timely, four of the Campanella's five runs
being earned. Each team pulled out of
many tight holes, in every inning the Cam
panellas having three or more men on
base. "Cap" Benson pitched for the
Camps and although, unable to locate t tie
plate, he pitched a steady game, allowing
but three hl's ai.d pulling out of two or
tnree difficult positions.
Pat Keenedy's batting, he getting two
two-Backers and a single out of three times
up was the only feature of the game.
Bulger was hit the hardest he has been
this year, and but for the luck of the
Omaha boys, would have earned a larger
score.
After two men were out In the last half
of the seventh Inning and two strikes wero
called on the batter, the umpire, for some
unknown reason, threw up his nanus anil
said the game was over.
The game was played In a steady down
pour of rain which made the ball difficult
to handle.
On the Fourth of July the Campanellas
will play at Blanchard, la., and besides
a guarantee of 376. win, loae or tie, the
management has promised the Omaha boys
a rousing reception and a good game at
Shenandoah on SiirAbty, July 6.
Score:
R H E
0 0 3 0 0 2 06 11 1
0 0 0 1 1 0 13 3
Campanellas. 4; two base
2. Kohto 1. McNally 1.
Struck out by
Bases on balls
Campanellas . . .
Hooper
Earned runs:
hits: Kennedy
Three base hits: Baser.
Bulger, 6; by Benson,- 4.
Off Bulaer. 3: off Benson. 7. Batteries
Campanelas. Benson and Kennedy; Hooper,
Bulger anu Jensen
l.nurrls Meet Defeat.
BENNINGTON Neb., June 29. (Special.)
-I'lie laurels, othwtse known as the
Tigers of Omaha, met their Waterloo at
the hands of the Athletics yesterday by a
score of 3 to 1, as follows. R U E.
B. Athletics. 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 03 IS 0
Daiirelg 000 0 0000 01 4 2
The features of the game were the three
base hit by Smith, and the pitching of
r-etersen lor the Athletics, who struck out
fourteen men. The home team would llko
more game. Batteries: Petersen and
Muhgold; Smith and Suesman.
Token for Hans Waanrr.
PITTSBURG, June 29 -Thursday, July Hi,
Is to be celebrated hy Pittsburg's base ball
enthusiasts as "Wagner Day" in honor of
Hans Wagner, the sensational player of the
Pittsburg club. The home team and the
Bostons will piny at Rxtxisition park on
that date and some suitable token of ap
preciation of the shortstop's great work on
the diamond is to be presented during the
game. A local paper has started the move
ment and is raising a popular subscription
with Which to buy the tnken. No contribu
tion Of. niore than fl will be accepted.
Dimes or an Intermediate amount may be
submitted.
Tracy. 2h..
wnii.mn. c
Maker, p . .
Carry, rf . ..
Ilarr. if ...
Slick, lb.
Totala
The Florence team won from the Ptoik
Yards In one of the bet games of the sea
son bv a score of 4 to 3. the feature of the
game was the .stilling and batting of Wil
liams. He scored two of the runs with a
home run over the fence. Score:
Fl.ORKNl K. CNION STOCK YARPi
All H D A ? AB. II A h.
Carlnar. aa . 4 0 0 i 3 Kennedy, ct. 4 0 3 0 o
Siert. lb ... 3 1 o 0 1 Talbot, lb . 4 1 13 0 4
Trowb'dga. Sb 3 0 2 I OK-I'rv, :S . 4 1 8 0 2
Kinney, rl .. 4 I I e v wsytietn. ';";:
4 3 3 1 t'l anilium, C V "
4 1 12 3 PlUakloa. .11. . 4 I 1 n
J 0 1 M Col r.p-lf 4 1110
8 0 0 0 OWrv, ct 4 0 0 0 0
8 0 3 0 IColliar, If p. . 4 1 " 0
2 Jl 1 Totala 84 t 24 4 4
35 8 !7 10 4
Steck look Sleits place In seventh.
M. Collier pitched last four Innings.
lHorenco 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 1
Union Sleek Yards.. 00001000
Home runs: Williams, Hawkins. Base on
balls: Off Baker. 1; off M. Collier, 2.
Struck out: By Collier, 2. by M. Collier. 3.
Sacrifice hits: Siert, Cavanaugh. Doubla
plays: Williams ti Steck lo . Trowbridge.
Umpire: Knight.
Diets Association In First Place.
The Diets association bad nil easy tlmo
defeating the Benson Eagles on their
grounds at Krug park, to the tune or
12 to 4. The game was very Uninteresting,
being In the bund of jlall's sludgers at all
stages of the game, Bruggci-mati w a
knocked otit of tne box and was relieved
by Whltnev who did very llltle better.
Fourteen hits was secured off their de
livery, three being homo runs, two by
Spellman. one by Brelson. The feature of
the game was the battery work ot Probst
and Spellman.. Scorei;
IllETZ. ' BENSON.
AB H O A B " 'i "
Hall, 8b 4 8 I 0 OVallean. aa... 4 1 2
Wtertv, If.. 4 3 4 0 OWIilln'y. 20 P :l 3 j
a 1 I J 1 creit tnon. ' '
f 111 ft tl llurkce. lb .401
4 111 ortelna kiT. rf 4 rt 3
5 14 10 kuiac'ber. cf 4 1 II
4 3 8 0 OKeaaiuol. If .. 4 0 2
4 111 ft Rice, lb 3 1 4
5 10 0 oltrug'an, p-2b 3 1 4
Mlsaonrl Valley Wlna Good Game.
MISSOURI VALLEY, la.. June .-(Special
Telegram.) Missouri Valley defeated
the Antlers of Omaha in a fast, well I lay d
game by a score of 2 to 1. Score. It. H E.
Antlers 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 01 3 3
Missouri Valley 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 4 5
Ratterles: Antlers, Hirsch, Ogden; Mis
souri Valley, Nicely, Kaplan. Base on balls:
Off Hirsch, 3; off Nicely, 1. Struck out: By
Hirsch, 5; by Nicely, 10. Umpire: Turner.
Time: 1:10.
M;DRAKAN "UCCEED8 BENDER
Fred Bohler Physical Director at
Washlnaton State Colleaje.
SPOKANE. Wash.. June 29. (Special.)
J. Fred Bolder of the University of Ne
braska has been elected track coach and
physical director of the Washington state
college at Pullman, south of Spokane, for
lDus-9. succeeding Johnnie Bender, resigned.
Mr. Bonier is recommended as an excellent
all around athlete, and the college author
ities believe the selection is a fortunate one.
At the last meeting of the board of
regents the appointment of Walter Rheln
shield as fool ball coach was approved.
Rhelnshleld has been on the All-Western
team for three years and has last year and
the year previous held second and third
honors on the All-American. He Is said to
be an especially strong player at tackle and
In the backfleld, which is deemed especially
fortunate, inasmuch as Washington state
college gridiron eleven will next year be
gin operations somewhat crippled in these
positions, judging irom tne present out
look. , .
The election of Bohler as physical director
and Rhelnshield as foot ball coach signal
ized a change In the athletic faculty which
has been discussed at the college for several
years. Heretore one man has held the
positron of physical director, foot ball
coach and basket ball coach, . the last
Incumbent of this office being Johnnie
Bender.
Under the new arrangement Bohler will
have general supervision over the Indoor
athletics. Hta runction as track coach
will hold good all year, which will mean
that Instead of having a few months of
"working out" In ths spring the track con
tingent will be at work during the entire
year.
CONDITION" OK COLIN' AD CELT
Lovers of Track Speculate on Condi
tion of Two Colts.
NEW YORK. Jurje 29. The last certain
ties of racing in New York, in the shape of
big stakes, are to come in the remainder of
tiie bheepshead Bay meeting, and with, the
Advance. Commonwealth liandlcaD and
Lawrence Realization to be decided in the token of its appreciation of lis great sir
Eaetman, aa.
Sellinan. c.
Lynch, 2b....
IHneen, cf...
Plereon. lb..
Shoftak, rf..
Trobat, p
1
S U
1 0
3 0
0 0
2 1
0 0
0 0
1 8
4 1. 1 i
o' 1 1 U
West Sldera After Bergs.
The West Side team has issued a chal
lenge to the Berg Clothing company team
for a game with a purse of not less than
J10.. This challenge grows out of a failure
to complete a game Sunday. Rain stupi ed
play at the end of the fourth inning when
the score was 7 to 3 In favor of the Beig
team nnd the West Sliiers are now willing
to back themselves to th s extent for an
other meeting.
- Alliance Defeats May wood.
ALLIANCE. Neb., June 9.-(Speclal Tel
egram.) 1-tcfoi e a crowd of l.tuo people Al
liance beat the Maywood team here today
by a score of 10 to 6. This was Maywood s
first defeat of the season and makes a
still further perfect record fur Alliance,
whl;h has defeated all comers and Is anx
ious to arrange games with the strong
teams of the eastern part of the state.
Sporting; Gossip.
Big John Anderson, at the age of 33, is
Just really tnaklr.g his debut. He has be
come the Idol of the Bouthslde. as right
fielder for the Sox. In the fourteen years
of his professional carrer he never played
as he Is now. He says it's because he was
on a real team before.
And Pittsbury Is going to present some
near future, the owners of high-class
horses engaged In these events are nearly
as much Interested In the condition of
James R, Keene's two great colts, Colin
and Celt, as they are in the entire future
of the turf.
The two horses, on the authority of the
owner, are temporarily ailing, and disin
clination to take ai.y risks with them kept
them both out of the only 3-year-old event
for which either Colin or Cell were eligible,
that the Keene (table has passed this sea
son. Celt's first engagement of the week is
In the Spindrift handicap, or mile and a
furlong, to be run tomorrow, In wheh he
Is the top weight, with Fair Play, penalized
for his triumph In the Coney Island Jockey
club Btakes, the next In the list of weights.
In the Advance, to be run on Wednesday,
at weight for age, one, mile and five-sixteenths,
Ballot, Colin and Celt are entered,
and Irj the Commonwealth, one mile and a
quarter, lo be run Saturday, Mr. Keene has
five entries. Including the same famous
three horses named.
Valparaiso Karssra Skatoat.
WESTON, Neh , Junp 2. -tflcla). ) The
Ten hy,-Valparaiso tani barely evupt 1 a
shut out in yeaderday's gaaie at the hands
of the loc als. PacaV allowed . hut. I wo hits,
but his support was ranged. The score was
17 to I. Batteries: -Jludkiga. and Chee'Ver;
J. i'acal and Weitg.- .
Lincoln tarerea Bnahelman.
MILWAUKEE. June 29-Manager Armour
ef the Toledo Base Ball club today made a
doal whereby Pitcher Bushelman. .who was
loaned to Springfield, will go lo Iai.coln of
the Wsstero league for the season, as the
Bpr'.nsfiaJd frau-tuse wag moved ta Ports-onoutb.
.13 II 27 11 4
. -Total"
Batted for. Davis in ninth
St. Paul 2 0 o o 0 2 0 0 0 04
Indianapolis 0 0 4 0 0 1 3 2 010
Two-base hit: Williams. Stolen basts:
Geler (2i. Davidson. Doubla plays: Bush,
Williams to Carr (2. liopke u Vi'tl limi to
Carr. Hall to Noonan. Hits: Otf Hall, 11
In aeven Innings: off Miller. 4 In tw, In
nings. Bases on balls: off Hall, J; off Bie
ver, 3. Hit by pitcher: Hall. Struck out;
By Slever. 4; by Hall, a; bV Miller. 1.
Passed balls- Howley, Ijughlln. Saeilf c
hits: lire. Tlemerer, Hall, Bush, Coulter
Howley, Sievt-r. Time:-2 .est. Umpire. Kane.
Eliat Creek. Wins Another.
ELM CREEK, Neh. June 29. (Special 1
In an extra (aat game on the home diamond
Elm Creek took tie game from Cotad by a
cor ot I to 7. Tha wtalbcr was Ideal and
I HUSTLE STILL GETS RESULTS
Signal Corps Defeated by Ideal
Hustlers I) to It.
The Ideal Huailers defeated the Signal
corps of Fort Omaha by a score of 9 to J
at Hustlers' park. Cass of the soldiers was
i hammered hard by that Hustlers, while Han
sen was a complete mystery to the soldiers,
I striking out founeer. and allowing but one
I clean lilt. The feature of the game was
Goff s three-base hit, to the center field
I fence with the bases fu'.l. Score:
Hl'STLEKS. , SOLDI KRS
ASH OAK. AB.H.O.A g.
Goff. aa 4 I 1 0 OCinkea. 3b... 8 0 1 0 1
Bulhofff, 2b. I 0 1 0 0Neppr-. aa. 4 0 1 3 1
Woolen, lb . 4 0 4 0 I Shnrea. C....4 18 10
rkhn-'der. 3b 5 1 0 2 lMiGee. cf ...4 0 0 0 0
Peterwn, If . 8 I 0 S'OWalla. lb ... 4 0 10 0
Pnwall. cf..: S 1 0 0 OPerklna. If.. 4 u 0 0
Hanaen. p. .. I I 0 ft OSIncoi. 2b .. 3 0 1 I 1
Hair, I 0 0 0 OKadcllff. rf.. I 1 0 0 0
aUifteld. .. 4 8 14 ft AKaaa. p 3 0 3 4 8
Tola la 34 11 27 t 4 Tola la 81 I 21 8 4
Signal Corps 0 0 1 0 4) 0 0 0 13
Ideal Hustlers 0 3 0 3 0 J 0 0 -
Two-base hit: Peterson. Three-base hit:
Goff. titnick otrt: By Hansen, 14; by Cass.
6 Bases or, bails: Of Hansen, 2; off Caas,
3. Double play: Maxfie-ld to Sulhoff. Um
pire: Wilson.
Yaaderbilt Horses Hold.
I.ONDON. June ' , 2.-Fifty-ftve coach
horses owned by Alfred G. Vanderhilt were
auctioned off In London this afternoon.
The sale did not atobse much competition
and an aggregate af i3.4i was realised.
C.anara In Three-1 Leagae.
At Dubuque Sprfligfleld. 8; Dubuque, 3.
At Rock Island -.peorla, 3: Rock Island, Z
At Clinton Clinton, 3: Bloomlngton. 2.
At Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids, 3; Deca
tur, 3 ttwelve innings). . ,
l.lawuol a Winner.
UN WOOD. Neb.. June . ( Spt The
Llnwood ball team played Prague yester
day at Praatuo. aois. i Id 1 In favor of
I Llawwod,
I.IPTOX HEADY TO CHALLENGE
Will Take Another Try at American
Cup I nder Certain Conditions.
LONDON. June 29.-The Field, a wek!y
publication, anonunces that Thomas Llpt in
is prepared to challenge again for the
America's cup under the following conditions.
"First, that new yachts shall be cut'er
rigged and built under the present cnl
versal rule of the New York Yucl.t c.u.i;
second, the New York Yacht club shall
designate the size of the yacht It consid
ered most suitable for the race."
Sir Thomas, when seen by the Associated
Press at Dunoon, Scotland, today, said that
the Field item was perfectly correct. He
added:
"I hope my American fil.n.la will see
lehlr way clear to meet my wishes In Ih.i
Interests of sport. The size tie boat
is no object and I am willlug to build
under the universal rule. 1: l cun get as
surance that a challenge will bo accepted
1 will issue It forthwith."
It is understood ' that the Intention of
Sir Thomas, with the New York Yacht
club's permission, is to build two yachls
of a class designated by that club afier
the designs by Fife and to select the better
to compete for the tup.
Sewarat Victor In Two Games.
SEWARD. Neb.. June 29 (Special Tele
gram. I The Seward base ball team went
through the Grand Island team to the tune
of 9 to 1. The Grand Island boys played a
good, steady game, but the Seward sluggers
were too much- for them. Harrison, who
played left field for Grand Island, made the
star catch of the game, running to deep
left garden, and catching a high fly wlin
one hand. Score: " ft. H.
Seward 2 0 2 0 1 4 0 0 9 l:t
Grand Island ...00 1.00000 01 0
Base on balls: Off Weaver, 3; off Watson,
2. 6truck out: Ry Weaver. 7; by Watson, 4;
by Jones S. Batteries: Seward. Weaver
and Neff; Grand Island, Walson4 Jpnts
and Jeaton.
Seward pltved Germantpwn today at Ger
mantown. winning by a score f J to 0 in
ten Innings. Batteries: Reward. Stewart
and Neff; Germanlown, Meyer and Krang.
vces to Hans Wagner. No one must con
trbute over $1. If every admirer of the
Dutchman in the Smoky City gives a
quarter of a dollar that Jin.OuO salary will
look like thirty cents. Few cities show
such elcgar.t appreclul Ion of their stars
aa does Pittsburg of Huns.
Bill Mexillvray. the outfielder, has been
sold again. Milwaukee sold him to Harrls-
burg, Pa. He went from Colorado to Cine
clnnatl and from there to Malwaukee. And
yet Mac is one of the fastest fielders and
fost consistent hatters t lie Western league
ever. had. He has done good work every
where, but has Just happened not lo get
on the team that heeded him.
Your college chum. Johnny .Bender, has
been released hy Seattle. Rumor has it hi
has gone to Aberdeen, that dear old town
whither Colonel Householder pined to go.
Gustavaa Thompson also is there. That
ought to make It a good town.
Ben Caffyn. once a star fur lies Moines,
has recently been traded by Trenton to
Toronto. Caffyn and Wclday proved dis
appointments to their friends, who expected
them to maintain big league stations
The report Is that Prairie City Brown
will be traded by the Philadelphia Na
tionals to Cincinnati for Dale Brain.
Totala S 14 27 & 1 Totala 31 II 27 it
Dletl Association.. 2 O 3 6 0 0 1 0-12
Benson 1 0 0 1 o 0 0 I 0-4
Batteries: Association, K. Spellman and
Probst; Benson, Whitney, Hiimgeriiiiui.
Crelghlon. Two base hits: Whitney, al
lean. Homo runs: Spi-Uiunn 12), Pierson 1.
Struck out: By Probst.-9;' by Whitney. 4;
by Bruggermaii, 2. Base on balls: Ofl w h t
nev, 2; off Bruggerinan, I. Double play.
Eastman to Lynch to Pierson. I mpire:
Tracy.
Merchants Win Two.
The Merchants won two games yesterday,
defeating the Sterlings by a score of 9 to 4,
and the liellevue team by a score of 7 to 1.
Score of the Merchants-Sieiilng game:
MKHC11ANTS. STKKLINI1S.
AB.H.O.A E. AH H O A K
Van Cl. cf 4 1 0 3 Oflarrelt, p .. 4 1110
While. 2I .... 4 1 1 2 Ol.-nnlnaa. 8I. 6 12 0 0
Melum. 3b... 3 3 o 2 OMcMusan. aa. 4 0 1 0 II
i . il. ft 2 0 7 (HI. FUK'd. lb 6 1 U 0 0
l.vnch aa 6 ft 2 0 2 SK", 2b.
l!hl,,wli If ft 1 0 11 Oliamctt. if . 8 0' 1
Mcllonald. c. 4 3 1 12 1J. ruga, n a i v v
Katekln. rf.. 3 0 1 I I Howes, c 4 I I M
Ronan. p.... 4 2 1 0 lK.-a.an, rf....S 1 0 J J)
Totals 37 t:lll S7 J Totala 3t. 8 25 S 0
ine out when wlimlnar run was made.
Merchants 1010 3101 29
Sterlings 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 ti 0 S
Shoot Things nt Lumbermen.
Out at Dielx park yesterday' afternoon a
good ileal of excitement was aroused; spec
tators were umazed; Dielz liiugiialea stood
dumb when the Tottnacnd Gull company
team, so neatly won a very unanticipated
victory from thc-C; N. Dietz limber slug
ging men-hauls. Score, 2 to 1.
The game was fast and clean, and In
doubt until the last man was out. Boto
teams played great ball In the field. Many
stunts that bordered the sensational wero
pulled off. Walling started the game for
the Towr.sends, but, aft he was sick, he re
tired in favor of Young after thu first In
ning, who shut the Dhtz out the remainder
of ttie game, pitching superb ball, striking
out three and a'luwing only three hits.
Mathews pitched a ateady panic, TlheH
on second base was the slur lor the Town
sends, getting everthliiK that cunie bis
way without u wobble. l'ulKh-y'a nuse run
ning was a feature. Anderson was continu
ally In the lime light for the liielzi. Th
Townsends will pluy Stanton, la., at Stan
ton, the Fourth of Jul.vy Score:
TOWNSEND ULN CO. DIETZ LI MBER CO.
AB.H.O.A. K. AB.H.O.A E.
Eldann, aa.. . 4 1 2 i OKabcr. aa.. . 4 n (i 3 0
Twlchell, 2b. 3 4 1 . 0 Andtiraou, 2b 4 1 4 0 0
Kill. .11. 3h ,. 4 2 1 4 ll'usplall, 11.. 3 13 0 0
Qulgiey. cf-lf 3 tl 1 ft OKramla,' c .. 4 1 4 0 0
Hill, lb 4 1 12 1 OWilder. lb It ft t 0 1
Mailing. f.p 3 1 0 0 ODouli. 3b 8 0 1 3 0
Brown, r 4 1 3 3 OMullt'i, rf.. 3 1 3 0 1)
tlonly. rf 4 'I 1 0 Oleanhart, if . 4 0 1 fl 0
Young, if-. p. 3 0 12 OMathewa, p.-. 3 1 2 I 0
Totala 32 4 27 10 1 Total .....31 4 27 10 1
Townsends 01 0 0 0010 02
Diet ,1 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 01
Stolen bases: Qulgiey (3). Elliott. Wulllnir.
Two base hit: Hill. Three bnse hit: Krandu.
Double play: Young to Hill, to ICidson.
Rase on hulls: Olf Young, 1; off Mthews,
2. Hit by pitched ball: Young, 3. Struck out:
By Young. 3; by Mathews, 1. Umpire; Clark.
Pleasure Pnrly Drowns.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo, June Jv-While Bon
nie Fisher. Anna Tailor. J. Park-r and
I Ruby Redman wire returnlr.x from a psiix
on ine snores in ui;ar lai.e. :u Armoin
Junction. In the southern part of tin?
county, about 2 o'clock this morning. IiIkI.
waves upset the brat end Fisher and Misv
Taylor, each about 19 ytara old. were
drowned. Miss Reii.imnd t hing to the hn:c
until rescued by lioy Taylor. Park i
swam ashoie.
Alliance One Hun to the tinod.
ALLIANCE. Neb.. Juvi c.-(fipei ial Tel
egram.) In a ten inning gume here t-diy
with Maywood, Alliance won l.y a t-core of
4 to 5.
FATAL STROKE IN CHURCH
Heart Disease Srtxes Woman While
In Her Pew and Death Soon
Follows,
Sliicken with heart disease while silling
In her pew at church Sunday. Mrs. M. W.
Rayley. 42 years of age, died sudd.-nlv
Sunduy at her home. Rll Poppleton avenue.
Mrs. Rayley had been 111 for some time.
During the service she whs stricken with
heart disease aril taken into a side room
ai-d then home, where she died soon after.
The funeral services will be held nt lue
residence Tuesday afternoon nt .:30 o'llou't,
.villi Interment at Laurel Jllll ceni.-utfy,
Mrs. Rayley is survived by her husband
and oi.e sen.
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