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Americans Showing Well in Olympic Games; National League Race Is Getting Tighter
TTTF. OMAHA I Ml LI HM: 'J'lhMlAV, .11 IA II. 1!K)S.
i I
V
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J INDIAN SlCX O.N THE CHAMPS
Bijf Johnion Allows Thcia Only
Tbret Hits in Nine Innings.
I UTTLE KINO GETS TWO OF THESE
At That Omaha Should Hare Woi
at for Hall' Pallare to Cover
First a 4net laalle Dea
clslon hr Vmplre.
Uncrtln. 4; Omalin, J.
A ingle, two scratch singles, an error
nd a bum . decision on the part of the
umpire guve Lincoln three runs in the
fourth Inning Monday afternoon, and that
was enough to win the game. Omaha had
made two run In tha flrat Inning and
everything looked almost too eity to take
the money, but after that first Inning
thing changed all around; Indian John
son not hla second wind and the team gave
h m great support, and tha consequence i
that the Greenhackera snatched the lead
of two away from Oinaha and won the
game, the final score being 4 to 2.
Johnson of Winnebago extraction pitched
for Lincoln and Captain Fox placed hla
entire reliance on the Indian being able
to stop the losing streak of the Green
tackars. lie gave It out all over town
that Lincoln would win sure sa fate, and
sura as fate they did. It looked In the
flrat Inning as though he had a wrong
tip, however, for Johnson was wild and
seemed too easy. To tha fans It rrally
seemed as though the Champions ought to
go shoad and make as many runs as they
wanted to. Then tha change came and but
two hits were made after that first inning
and ha was given perfect support.
Omaha, on tha other hand., threw away
several good chances to tie up or win the
gam. la tha sixth Inning King opened tip
with a single and with one out Welch
drew a pass. Tha Indian did not want
any of Ills game, so he passed him. That
was the chance for Captain Franck to win
a hero niedu..'. but Instead he hit Into a
double play. In tha eighth Inning with two
out Johnson seemtd to weaken and passed
King and Autrey. Welch waa up and
might have also had a gift, but ha pre
ferred to try far the fence, with tha re
sult that Davidson caught a long one.
That la all that Davidson has been doing
during this scries, pulling down base hits
and making hits. In the ninth Inning
Austin lot off with a triple and could not
be brought home, which shows what kind
of hitting the Omaha team was Indulging
In. But three hits were made off Johnaon,
two by King and one by Austin.
Starts Oft Nicely.
In tha first Inning Fisher drew a pass
and King landed a safe one. Autrey
walked, filling the bases with no one out.
Welch hit to ahort and Ougnler booted
tha ball, but only one came home. Austin
then lined a long one to Davidson and
King scored on the throw. The fans net
tled back for an easy beat, but the next
two were easy outs and Omaha had a lead
of two.
Lincoln grabbed one off that lead In the
second inning. Kenlon was the first up
and walked. Davidson sacrificed him to
second; ho went to third on Thomaa'
grounder to the pitcher and home on
Irltchetfs scratch hit to Autrey.
Tha real business of the game was done
In tha fourth Inning. With Oagnler out.
Jude walked and Fenlon singled. David
eon made a scratch hit toward third and
tne baaea were filled with one out. Thomas
hit to Hall, who aubdued Juda at the
noma plate. Prltchett then hit one down
the first' base line, which should have
ended tha Inning, but Hall thought it waa
a fouL evidently, and did not cover first,
Mi Fenlon scored. Zinran hit to Franck,
who threw wild to first Autrey caught
the ball and tagged Zinran, but the um
pire said be did not touch him. Two scored
on the mlxup, making a total of three on
the Inning.
The same teams this afternoon.
The score; i
W:..P- H- Armstrong to Frederick J.
Adams, lots 10 to 19. Utlca Place... $
Barah O. Armstrong to Fred- rick J.
Adams, sane ..,
Catharine B. Nash to" Prank ' Mauri
Paxton Beat Estate Co to 'Mary "ul
T,B;';yu lot M. Keystone Park... .7!
Lnlted Real lOstate and Trust Co. to
Joseph Borenaen, lot 12. block 20
Kounue Place
Marlus C Knudseu and wife to' Fred
Armbrust, lot s. "Rogers sub
County treasurer to Continental Trust
We' 44 uWot 4, lot 15,
1
1
0. 500
2.068
1. CO0
1.K0
Samuel AJb'ln"tT Warner ' John Albl'ii) ' "
ot h totock 1 bloc 14. Re Hill.... j
SfO
xu ruraei to Kouert hi. Forkel.
I?1" "L1 blw:k Wise A
Parmele's add
Bol 8. Ooldatrom, guardian' to" K.
Beecher Howell, subiot 4, taxlot 6,
2ral&-U .......,,,,,,.... . .
Pol 8. Ooldatrom to same, same..'.!..
County treasurer to George T. Llnd-
8(0
1.100
1
lev lot 11 block 10. Walnut Mill
George T. Llndley and wife to 8. "f).
Mercer Co.. lot IX Mock 10, Walnut
nil!
Lew W. Hill to Shirley h!" Wilson
and George T. Wilson east 1-1 lot
1. block 118. Omaha
Thomas Sullivan to H. Schmsrse. n.
60 feet lots li and SO. block 24. Wal
nut Hill
Frederick J. Adams and wife to Halph
K. Sunderland, lota 17 and 18. Uika
Place
Belie A. Pollock to John O'Neill, lots
and 10. block , Dwlght ax Lyman a
add
M. C. Ward and wife to C. II. Herroid
and wife w H lout 16 and 16. Spring
Lake Park "
South Omaha Land Co.. to Thomas
yi
lot
7.3M
nocior. lots 1 to Is, block S; lots 1
to U, block 4; lots 1 to S4. block 6;
UU 1 to 22, block 6; lots 1 to 37.
block T: lots i to 18, block : lots 1
to 14, block 9; lots 1 to 14. block 10:
Hoctor Terrace 38,100
Patrick ILactor and wife to Thomas
Hoctor. 1 4o acres 9-14-13, and west lit
feet lots 7. . 8. 10. block 1 kiut.u
Orove ..."
A. W. Berg et al. to Julius Adr'loa
part lot 13, block 6, Wilcox add
Orove-Wharton . Construction Co, 'to
Elisabeth ChappeU, lots II and 12
block 34, Halcyon Heights
Reserve SK&lty Co.. to Rasmus Niel
70
1.000
too
160
4
1,300
too
sen lots 14 and J, block 10, Hitch
cock's 1st add
Intorurban Land company, to Theo
dore Pwrtlow. lot 17, block t. Her ad.
Charles Haafke to Thomas C. Mar
shall, part lot U, Griffin & Isaao s
add
IWattngs Ai Heydeo to Vllllm M.
ithyn, lot . Home Place
Patrick J. H"ian to Oeorae 8. Col
Ima, lot 4, W. L. bclby's sub
too
Total
.i.ia
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
rROPosAi roR CAVAijtr horses
aad srullery huraea f r light and horse
ballerina Chief QjartermuMler s Off a'.
Omsta, Neb., July 14. J tfc-aled proposals
In trlplloaie. will be received at this of. I.
until ii o'clock oil., central standard time,
Auaual IL lteal and than i II.
. piaeenre of Intending bidders, for TOW cav.
a.ry borees and 2ou aitl.lery horses fir
1 1 ,h'knd horse batterlra, for delivery at
v" uiner pronunont ratlroaJ
,OlnlB. 1 ha anuaala t ,.,,nr.--. . - ....
I REAU ESTATE l TRANSFERS
t'i'.V. Tm.''!r ev,'n' ' artillery bois a
f, liitlad Slates raaerve the right to accent
.1 Hereof. Prtli'ular and blanka for pro
I l1? wM furuUhrd vi appiu-atV n
i tnvclop.seontatiimg propo.ata to be m-
. - .r i - nmwf a ua sa-
re4 ts klaj, fx n, McCAMTHT, fhtc
UuarleruiMteOi Jlt-U-laAl-a-lit
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Jit li-lA7-e-i
OMAHA.
AH. R. 11. O. A. K
Fihr. If : 1 ft 0 )
King, :t I 1 J 1 J 0
ntrev, 2b I 0 0 13 1 0
Woleh. ef 1 0 0 2 C
'Au'tln. Sb 3 0 10 11
Kranrk. f- 4 0 0 2 6 2
Helden. rf 4 0 0 S Hi
LeHrand. c J 0 0 Q (
Hall, p 2 0 0 0 0
Sin lcri 0 0 0 0 0
ll.illt nbeck, p I 0 0 0 0 0
Totala .27 1 "5 Zl 17 I
LINCOLN.
AB. R. H. O. A. fc.
Fnx. 2t ft O 0 4 1 0
Oagnler, ss 4 0 0 0 6 1
Jurlo, If S 0 0 t 0 0
Fenlon. rf 1 I 0 0
Davidson, rf 1 1 S t 0 0
Iliomas, lb 4 1 0 1 0
Prttchflt. 3b 4 0 1 1 2 0
7,lnrarj, c 4 0 0 1 0
Johnson, p 4 0 0 0 2 0
Totals 14 4 7 V II 1
hatted for Hall In the eighth.
Omaha Runs IOOvOOOO 02
Hits 10000lto0 1-
Lincoln Runs 0 1 0 J 0 0 0 0 04
Hits 010S01011-7
Three base hit: Austin. Bases on halls:
Of Hall, 1; off Johnson, (. Struck out: By
Hall, 2; by Hollerbeck, 2: by Johnaon, 2
Left on bases: Oinaha. 6; Lincoln. . Double
plavs: Hall to Kranck to Autrey; Qaanter
to Fox to Prltchett. Stolen base: Fenlon
Sacrifice hits: Austin, Davidson. Time: 1:W.
Umpire: Haskell. Attendance, 000.
PIF.BLO II AMMKHI OUT VICTORY
Freeman Touched I'p After Errors
llnd l'ot Men on Rases,
PCEHI.O, Colo.. July 12. Pueblo hit more
timely than Sioux City today and won by
the score of ti to 4. The locals took a lead
in the first four Innings of three runs, on
account of mlsplays by the fcloux and
timely hlttlrjj by Corhan. In the fifth In
ning Fltsgerald was touched up for a home
run and four singles, but the bombardment
onlly netted two runs.
In the next Inning Sioux City tied the
score when Miller allowed Camphrtl'a drive
to roll between his legs, Campbell scoring.
Pueulo won In the ebjnth. With one down
Mattlcka waa given a life on Granville's
bobble, snd Clsrk singled. Miller then
bnmght In three runs with a homer to the
right field fence.
Sioux City looked dangerous In the ninth,
when Holmes opened with a two bagger
and Ormn a single. Although Corhan made
an error and a base on balls followed, only
one run resulted, as Fitzgerald atruck out
Weed and Welch and Henry, who batted
for Shea, flew out to Mat ticks. Score:
SIOUX CITY
AB. R.
H.
0
O.
0
1
0
7
s
1
2
7
0
0
A.
0
0
0
3
0
Campbell, If...
Holmes, cf....
Green, rf
Weed, lb
Andreas, fib..
Welch, lb
Oranvllle, as..
Shea, c
Freeman, p...
Henry ........
Totals
.. 4
4
12 4 8 24 13
PUEBLO.
AB. R
E.
H.
0
0
1
0
s
1
0
4
0
A.
1
2
s
0
1
0
1
1
1
Hogrlever, 3b..
Smith, c
Patterson, Zh...
Mat ticks, cf....
Clark, lb
Miller, rf
Spencer, If
Corhan, as
Fitzgerald, p...
3
. 4
. 4
. 4
. S
, 2
. 3
. 4
. 3
.30
Totals
8 27 10
Batted for Shea In ninth.
Sioux City 0 0 0 0 2 1 0
Pueblo 0 2 0 1 0 0 0
0 1-4
S -4l
Stolen base: Spencer. Two baae hits: Cor
han, Holmes. Double plays: Andreas to
Oranvllle to Weed, Oranvllle to Weed to
Welch. Home runs: Andreas, Miller. Sacri
fice hits: Clark, Miller. Fitzgerald. Struck
out: By Fltigerald, 8; by Freeman, 4. Base
on balls: Off Fltsgerald. 8; off Freeman,
2. Time: 1:30. Attendance, 1,000. Umpire:
Brennan.
WARM RECEPTION FOR ACKLY
Den Molnea Batters EKo Things
Youngster Who Shot Ont Pneblo.
DENVER, Colo., July 13. Dee Molrjes
took another ehromo game away from Den
ver today. Ackley, a young pitcher, who
shut out Pueblo on his first trial, gave five
bases on balls tn the first inning, and
struck out three men. He yas afterwards
driven to the bench. Clark started for Des
Moines, but was soon compelled to give
way to Nelson. Denver had a good lead
until the elKbth, when the Des Moines men
fell on Ackley, compelling the putting in
of Bohanr.on, but the game was gone.
DENVER.
AB. R.
Waldrora, cf 6 1
Belden, If g 1
C'asaady, rf 3 1
White, lb I 1
Irwin, 3b S 1
Kalusky, c 4 1
Lauterborn, 2b 3 0
Klnneally, ss 8 0
Ackley, p 1 1
bohannon, p 1 0
Totals 2S
H. O. A. E.
0 0 0 0
14 0 1
2 10 0
2 8 10
0 0 0 1
2 1 0
0 3 2 0
0 14 1
0 111
0 0 10
T 27 10 4
H. O. A. E.
2 5 0 0
12 10
2 10 0 1
1 4) 0 0
3 4 10
1110
0 2 2 0
0 6 11
0 0 10
10 11
U 27 8 3
0 10 4 0-8
10 0 0 0-7
DES MOINES.
AB. R.
Flournoy, If 3
Dolan. 2h 4 1
Dwyer, lb 4 2
Bader, cf 4 1
Filzpatrlck, as 4 0
MuLaughlln, rf 3 0
Nelhoff, 2b 4 0
Haedcl, c 6 0
Clark, p 1 0
Nelson, p 4 1
Totala 3 8
Dea Molnea , 2 10 0
Denver .' 3 0 0 1
8tolen bases: Flournoy. Bader. Mclaiirh
lln. Uclden, Cassady (I). Irwin, Zaluaky (2).
Three baae hit: Dwyer. Passed ball: 7a
lusky. Bases on balls: Ofr Clark. 2; off
Nelson, 4; off Ackley, 6. Struck out: By
Clark. 1; by Nelson, 2; by Ackley, 8; by
Rohannnn. t Ieft on bases: Denver, 4;
Des Moines, 11. Sacrifice hits: White,
lAuterborn. McLaughlin. Home run:
White. Two base hits: Flournoy, Dnlsn.
Wild pitches: Clark. Nelson. Hit by pitched
ball: Irwin. Double playa: Neihoff to
Dwyer. Dolan to Dwyer. Time: 2.06. Um
pire: Davis.
Cadahrs Lose by Small Margin.
BLAIR. Neb.. July 13. The Blair Cloth
ing Co. team defeated the Cudaby ball team
Sunday afternoon n a nine-inning finish
that waa a hummer. This wss Blair's
third game this season, winning two and
losing one. Following is the score:
R II E
Cudahy's 0 101 10100 7 88
Blair 1 0000230 2-8 76
Batteries: Blair, Dixon snd West; Cuda
hsy's, Stephen snd Stephen. Bases on
balls: off Dixon, 2; off Stephen, 1. Struck
out: by Dixon 7; by Stephen, 4. Hit by
Pitched ball: by Dixon. 1; by Stephen, 1.
Two-base hits: Blair. 1; Cudahay'a, 1
Three-base hits: Cudahay's, 1. . Double
plays: Cudahay'a. Umpire, (lust in.
Frags Has Close Call.
WESTON. Neb., July 13 8peclaI)-The
locals almost shut out the Prague teem
yesterday here, their only run coming In
on an error and a wild throw. Warren
pitched his first game this year and al
lowed but four hits. Urban for the visit,
nrs equaled the record but had one bad
Inning when the locals bunched hits In the
sixth.
Score: R H E
Prague 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-1 4 S
Weston 3 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 S 4 6
Earned runs: Weston. 1. Struck out: Ur
ban, 6; Warren, 7. Batteries: Urban snd
Kasper; Warren and Wolta.
Umpire. Kou-
aeie.
Fremnnt Wlaa Prone Mayer Brothers.
FREMONT. Neb.. July U-8peclal.)-Freuwnt
defeated Mayer Brothers' nine
from linculn, yesterday In a close game.
Hem did nil the batting for Fremont and
made both the runa, the first on a sacri
fice and an error. Score: R U E.
Fremont 1 0 P 0 0 0 0 1 3 8 3
Mayer Bros.... 0001000 01 8 1
Two base hits: Heln, Frtta. Home run:
Heln. Bases on balls: Off Keonig, 1.
Struck out: By Kopentck. 7; by Koenlg, 4.
BatterUrs: Fremont. Koperick, Buseli and
Raymond; Mayer Brothers, Keonig and Mil
ler. Wrestler Hart at Hank teaman.
BEKKLKMAN, Neb.. July ll-8peiat-In
a wrestling bout here Saturday for a
small purs George Bothwell suffered the
tislorallon of his left shoulder by J. C.
breiliauer of Llnooln. An effort will b
made to effect a match belwaon Brelhauer
and Deeder, a titration wrestler.
The Benklemaa baaeball club has barn
reornemsod with a corps of competent
alaVMia anj aavaral aaaiK 1 1 1 -
Luil during Ui sasoi.
PIRATES L0SETW0T0 CIANTS
In Fint Trier Foil to Find Mathew
son and Are Shut Oat.
HITS SCATTERED IN SECOND
Pittsburg- Makes three Home Kens,
Bat None of Them Come With
Men on Rase eore of
Other names.
NW YORK, July ll.-Ncw York took
I'oth games of a double heder here today
by a score of 7 to 0 and 7 to 4. The home
team could not hit Malhewson In the f rst
great and were puneble to make hits when
men were on bases In the second contest.
Pittsburg had three home runs In the fec
ond game, two of them being In succes
sion. NEW YORK.
P1TTSDIRU
B.H O.A.E.
B.H O A C.
Tenney, T.,
Dorlf. ih. ..
Breiniihan, f
Donlln, rf...
Seymour, cf
Pltn. lb..
Brain, lb....
S IS
OTTinmas, rf. .. 4
I 1
I' Letch, lb 1
M lrk If t
0 Wn-r, M . . 9 0
OAb tirnln. 2b. 1
OKli.rlif. It. ... S 1
tiWtlsou. rf .
Ulbaon. t...
Ilfield, p..
Cl'amnltl, p.
Ktae
. I 0
, I 0
0 S
. 2 0
, t 0
MeCnrm' If. 4
Prldwfll. m..
Maihewvoii, p 4
Tofelt M 11 27 T Total! 17 7 1
Hatted for Camnltz In seventh.
Pittsburg o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 P 0
New York 1 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 0-7
Two-bnse lilts: Storke, Dovl", Seymour.
Hits: off Lelfield. 7 In 1 Innings; off Cam
nttt, 4 In "S Innings. Stolen base: Doyle.
Left on l)HSes: PittshurK, 3: New York,
6. Bases on balls: off Camnlts. 1. Struck
out: by Mat he son. 2; bv Camnlti, 3.
Time 1:30. l.'mplres: O'Day "and Klctn.
Score second game:
NEW YOUK. PtTTSBl'RO.
B.H O A K B.H. O.A.E.
Tenney, lb...
Dojrle. !b
Bremahan, c.
Donlln. rf..,,
eymiwr, rf..
i
11
1 Thomas, tf. .. &
0 Leach, 3b I
l( larKf. It 4
( Wagner, M . . . I
fi Ah'tlchio, 2b. I
f Storke. lb. . .. 4
tWlimn, rf..., 4
1 Olhaon, e 4
0 Mariioi, p... . I
Mnsller 1
0 I
I 1
"lln. Jb,...
I t
MrCorm'k. If. 4 t
Brlitwrll, . . 0
McOlnnltr. p. 4 I
Wllrie, p.,.,0 0
4
Touna.
P 1
iwaia .ai u n ii i
Totala 27 11 27 1J 1
Batted for Maddox in fifth:
Pittsburg o 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0-4
New York 0 0 0 3 8 0 1 0 0-7
Two-base bits: Thomas 2, Seymor,,
Hreanahan. Thren-hnae hits' Tkonlln i.
UHome runs: Wagner, Storke, Wilson. Hits:
wh jHacHiox, i in rive innings; otx xoung,
6 In four Innlnas: off MeGlnnltv. 11 In rei-
2 en and two-third Innings. Sacrifice hits:
ieacn, uonin. moien nases: ieacn tev
mour; Devlin. Double plays: Devlin, Urid
well and Tenny; Tenny and Doyle. Left
on bases: Pittsburg, 10; New Y'ork. 7.
Bases on balls: oft MeQInnlty, 3; off Mad
dox. 3: off Youna. 3. Struck out: bv Mc-
.iu.ii., . ... v.: . . v... , ,,j
s-i'iiiiiii j . i, uj tuui'ii i, vy IIIHUUOX, 1. . 1IU
Ipltch: Maddox. Time: 1:46. Umpires: Klem
and O'Dav.
Boston Wins In F.leventh.
CINCINNATI, July 13 After two men
were out In the ninth the Bostons hit Coak
ley for a triple and three 'Ingles, scoring
two runs and bringing about a tie. The
winning run was forced over the plate in
the eleventh on a base on halls. Score:
BOSTON. CINCINNATI.
B.R.O.A R. B.H. O.A.E.
Keller. If.... 6 9 4
0 0 ItuKglna. 2t.. 5 0 4 1
4 OKane. cf I 0 0 0 0
0 VLobart. Jb.... I 2 1 1 0
t CSchlel, t 2 12 10
2 OOantel, lb.... 2 0 2 2 0
0 OPario-rt. If... 4 12 0 4
0 0 Mitchell, rf.. 4 0 4 1 0
OHtilrwItt, as . 4 0 1 2 )
1 OCoakley, p.... 1 0 2 2 1
1 0Mowrer 110 0 0
SO
4 0 Totala 35 t 23 14 1
0 0
Dahlen. as.... (10
Beaumont, rf. I I 1
Bower-man, lb 4 114
Hltchey. lb.. 5 1 2
Brows, rf .. 4
Hannlfan, tb. I
Batoa 1
Swnay, lb.. 1
Orahaia, c... 6
Dorner, p 2
Flaherty .... I
Boutea, p 2
Totala 42 M 14 ft
Batted for Hannlfan In the eighth.
Batted for Domer In the ninth.
Batted for Coakley In the eleventh.
Cincinnati .... 100000100002
Boston 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 13
Two-base hit: Paskert. Three-base hits:
Schlel, Beaumont. Sacrifice hits: Schlel,
Bowerman. Stolen baae: Lobert. Double
plsy: Dorner to Bowerman. First bane or.
balls: Off Coakley, 2; off Dorner, 2. Struck
out: By Coakley. 1: by Boultes, 1. Hits:
Off Dorner, 4 In eight Innings; off Boultes,
1 In three innings. Time: 2 VO. Umpire:
Rudderham.
Philadelphia Beats Chloasro.
CHICAGO, July 13. Philadelphia won to
day in a hard hitting game. Errors helped
the run-getting on both sides. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. CHICAOO.
B.H. O.A.E. B.H. O.A.E.
Orant, 2b..
Knaba, 2b.
Tltua. rf..
Masee. If..
I 2 1
12 1
1 IHnfman. lb... 6
I Sherkanl. if.. I
0 0 Howard, rt... 5
0 OZim'rman, 2b i
0 ORtolnfeldt, lb. I
0 1 Mnran, c 4
4 0 Durbln, cf 4
1 Tinker, aa. ... 4
4 OLundrren, p. . 2
12 2
4 I I
BranafteM,
lb 4 2 12
Oaborna, cf.
I 1
4 10
Ponlia, as..
Dooln, c...
Sparka, p. .
Totala....
4 1 i
2 1
Eera 1
. n 15 n 13 2
Totala 40 14 27 It 2
Batted for Lundgren In ninth.
Chicago 00008000 28
Philadelphia 10020001 28
Two-base hit: Moran. Three-base hit:
Grant. Home run: Bra'nsfleld. Sacrifice
hits: Knabe. McUee, Sparks. Stolen bases:
Tkus, McUee. Double plays: Sparks.
Dooln snd Bransfleld; Doolln, Knabe and
Bransfield. Left on bases: Chicago, 9;
Philadelphia, 6. Bases on errors: Chicago,
1; Philadelphia. 2. Struck out: By Lund
gren, 4; by Sparks. 3. Time: 1:5.'. Um
pires: Cmslle and Johnstone.
Cardinals Win Prom Dodgers.
ST. LOUIS, July 13. 8t. Louis won from
Brooklyn today. 3 to 2. a wild pltrh by
Holmes In the ninth Inning letting in the
winning run. Konetchy, Barry and Dele
hanty made consecutive triples ofr Rucker
in the seventh Inning and Rucker was re
tired as a result. Score:
ST. LOl'IS. BROOKLYN'.
B.H.O.A.B. B II. O.A.E).
Murray, cf.... 4 4 2 0 OBurch. If 4 110 4
Brrna. lb 3
Konetchy, lb. 4
Barry, rf.... . 4
Dalehanty. If. I
t harlaa. aa 4
Hoalclter, 2b. 2
Bllas. c 2
Raymond, p. . 2
0 1
0 Maioner, rr.. 4
c Hummel, Jb . 4
1 10
1 2
1 1
2 1
0
OLumley, rf.
0 Jordan, lb
OSharhaa, lb
I Lewla, as. ...
fHriin. c...
CHucker. p...
Ho) ma, p..,
Totala.
w 121 1 1
Totala 31 i'n 11 0
Winning run scored with two out.
St. I -nil Is 00000020 13
Brooklyn 00100100 01
Two-base hit: Hostetter. Three-base hit:
Konetchy, Barry. Delelianty (2). Home
run: Burch. Hits: Off Rucker. 4 In six
Innings; off Holmes, 3 In three Innings.
Stolen bases: Rucker, Burch, Bliss. Double
play: Maloney to Bergen. Left on bases:
St. I-oula. 4; Brooklyn, 8. First base on
balls. Off Raymond. 1; off Rucker, 1. Hit
by pitched ball: By Rucker. 1. Struck
out: By Raymond, ; by Rucker, 8; by
Holmes. 2. Wild pitch: Holmes. Time:
1:87. Umpire: Rlgler.
BALL MAGNATR DIES IX ITAVD
Themas J. Bryre Stricken with Heart
Pallors Daring Proart-ss of tiame.
COLUMBUS, O.. July 11 Thomas J.
Bryce. president of the Columbus American
Association Base Ball company, died sud
denly yesterday in a seat in the grand
stand at Neil park, where he had gone to
witness the last game of the scheduled
Series between Columbus and Toledo. Heart
disease wis the cause.
For the last three years Mr. Bryce had
been In poor health and several times his
life had been despaired of. For the last
week his condition waa Improved and he
found himself able to attend, to such busl
Mas matters as required his personal at
tention. After entering the srsndstand he greeted
John T. Brush and John J. McUraw. offi
cials of the New York Nationals, who writ
here from Pittsburg to watch some of the
f layers perform. It was while In converse
Ion with these visitors that Mr. Bryce waa
stricken. He died before he could be re
moved from the grandstand.
For fifteen years Mr. Bryce hsd been
engsged In business here. Six years ago
he undertook the work of popularising base
ball In Columbus and the success scored
was a signal one.
The base ball game was postponed out of
respect to Mr. Bryce.
ritrhed Ball Ends Life.
ROCKFORD, 111.. July 13 -Whlle catch
ing in a base ball game, Frank Howard,
aged 14 yeara, of Harvard. 111., waa hit over
the heart by a amiftly pitched ball yester
day and Instantly killed.
Wither t-oaea Two on Errors.
WILBER. Neb.. July 13 t Special.) Wll
ber played the Blue Rapids, Kan., team
here baturday and Sunday, losing both
tunas oa rang errors. la tha first game
W liber soored twice In Uts second luuLug
Standing of the Teams
WEFT. LE.AOI K
AMKR.
,S3'N.
w.i.rc
W.LPrt
I s.iinx city
.4" 22 VS' lr.diannpolls 54 K :i
v 'mil nn ...
Uncoln ...
Ixrivcr ...
..5 S3 .677 Lovl-v.lle ....4' 3, ..
..41 87 5:s! Toledo 4.4 37 .fc
..43 40 .611 Columbus ....47 4i .M1
Pueblo
...15 47 .4.;. Minneapolis .42 40 .612
I'S .Moines.. .Hi 50 .3.i!i Milwaukee ..38 oi .4.1.'
Kansas City. 37 M .4'0
St. Pint 6-1 341
NAT L LFAGUE.
W.t. ivt
AMKR. LEAOl'K.
W.LPct
Chicago 4S 30 .(WPt. Iu1s..
Pittsburg ....4 32 ,5:m Detrnlt ...
New York. ...45 32 .6i;Chlcago ..
Cincinnati i .ix km n.voinn.l
..IS 31 .67
..45 32 .SSI
..43 34 oJ
42 34 ,SM
Philadelphia 33 37 .4711 Philadelphia 37 37 .6
rtnmon 3T 42 .4 A Boston 3S 42 .4x
Brooklyn J9 44.SCtNew York. . . .29 4S .377
fit. louts 29 47 .SSS Washington .2S 47 .373
OAMKS TODAY.
Western LeHgue Lincoln at Omaha,
filoux City at 1'ueblo, Des Molncs at l.n
Ver. National League New York at rtttah'irir.
American League Chicago at Philadel
phia, St. Louis at Washington. Detroit at
Boston, Clcvelund at New York.
American Association Indianapolis at
Tolvdo. Louisville at Columbus. Ht. Paul at
Karens City, Minneapolis at Milwaukee
on clean hlta, and with good support the
score should have stood two to nothing
In favor of Wllher. Shlmonek held the
visitors for five Ir-nlnus without a hit, al
lowing only our hits for the remainder of
the game. Score: R.H.E.
Blue Rapids... 00001020 14 4 1
Wllber 0 2,0 0 0 0 0 0 0-2 9 5
Batteries: Blue Rapids. Marshall. Mers
clion and Iindls; Wllher, 8hlmonek and
ftnrkan. Two base hits: J. Shlmonek.
Storkarj. Earned runs: Willier 2. Struck out:
By Merschon, (!; by Marshall, 6; by Shlm
onek. 9. Umpire: Watson. Score second
game: ' R.ll E.
Blue Rapids.... 31000JOO 06 7 0
Wllber 040 0, 0000 04 8 3
Batteries: Blue Rapids, Mers.'lion, Bar
ber and I-ardls; Wllber, Trimble and Stor
kan. Three base lilt: I.nndls. Struck out:
By Merschon, 3; by Barber, 7; by Tremble,
6. Balk: Merschon. Kavned runs: Blue
Rapids, 1; Wllber, 2. Umpire: Harvey. At
tendance: 600.
GAMES IN AMKR.ICAN ASSOCIATION
Cot am bus Wins Close Contest From
Louisville.
COLUMBUS. July 13. Good win. with a
triple ahead of Frlel's lonn fly, marie his
own game safe In the eighth. is singles
by Stanley and Rt!awlth tno out, gave
IjOiiisvlllo a run In l.u- ninth. Fohl's catch
ing and generalship was the feutu e of the
flawless defense the Ccluinhus club pro
duced. No I? tn le will be played Tuesday
afternoon, when the ftinernl of President
Brvce will be held. Score:
Slovoll out; hit with batted ball. -
Columbus 10000 001 2
Louisville 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11
Sacrifice hits: Odwoll (2), WoodruTf.
Sullivan. Sacrifice fly hits: Frlel, Con
galton. First base on balls: Off Goodwin.
4. Two-base hit: Hughes. Three-base hit:
Ooodwln. Double plays: Frtel to Klhm,
Kruger to Wrigley. Struck out: By Good
win, 2; by Adams, 3. Time: 1:?2. Umpire:
Owens. 4
Kawtown Wins In Sixth.
KANSAS CITY, July 13-In a listless
game, lntereatlng only in the fifth inning,
when Kansas City made six runa, the locals
defeated St. Paul today. Wood Btruck out
twelve men. Score:
St. Paul O0022000 1-6
Kansas City 10006201 10
Earned runs: Kansas City. 2; St. Paul, 2.
Two-bare hits: Beckley. fleier. Three-basrt
hits: Flood, Tiemeyer. First base on balls:
Off Miller, C; off Teal. 6; off Wood, 3.
Struck out: Bv Miller, 2; by Teal, 2; by
Wood. 12. Hits: Off Miller, 6 In four and
a -half Innings: off Teal. 6 In four and a
half Innings; ofr Wood, I? In nine Innings.
Left on bases: Kansas City, 10; St. Paul, 5.
Double plays: Wheeler to Flood to Tie
meyer, Wood to Beckley to Cross. Stolen
baues: Geler, Wheeler. Davis, Hallman (2),
Cross, Wood. Sacrifice hlta: Davis, Miller,
Gehrlng, Downle, Brown. First baae on
errors: Kansas City, 2; St. Paul, 1. Hit
with pitched ball: Cross.-Hallinon. Neigh
bors. Time: 2:26. Urrfpirc: . Blerhaltef.
Miller- Win In Tenth.
MILWAUKEE, July 13. Fiene and
Sehneiberg enRWged in a ledhot pitching
duel today, Minneapolis winning in the
tenth on Oyler's two-bHRger, followed by
a scratch double by Wclday. Score:
Batted for Brown In the ninth.
Milwaukee 00000010001
Minneapolis OOlOOOOOOl 2
Two-hase hits: Robinson, Flynn, Oyler,
Welday. Three-base, hit: O'Nell. Sacrifice
hits: Fiene, Oyler. Beville. Stolen bases:
Smith, Flynn, Double nlays: Robinson to
McCormlck to Brown, AlcCormii-k to Kooir
son, Fiene to Clarke. First ba.se on bulls:
Off Sehneiberg. 2; off Fiene, 1. Struck out;
By Sehneiberg. 7; by Fiene, 8. Time: 1:40.
Umpire: Kane.
CRIPPLES WIN FH OU ANTLERS
With Many Players Off, Hollys Played
Good Game and Score Was 5 to it.
In a hard fought exciting game at Flo
rence park the Hollys defeated the Antlers
by 6 to 3. Rivalry between tliee leums
kept tl.e players on edge nil through. The
Hollys were greatly hanriicappt d, us Gib
son, their hard hlttlne catcher, was k pt
out of the game becsuat- of un Injury, while
Captain Glllham's lllne.'s was the cause of
hla work being decidedly ofr. Besides thesi
two. bleek, who caught, was suffering from
tin injury, and this kept Cross irom letting
out h s best. It seems to be the ruh for
(rippled teams to hit hard and the Hollvs
proven no exception, as thev hit Kelly
l.ercely and frequently. P. Kellv must be
iredlted with coolness and Judgment In
Eunciies or he would hsve had a much
arger score stuck up against linn. Catches
y the two Murphys and Hamilton, and
the hitting of J. Kelly ami Rablmwln
were the features. Falconer's throw fiom
center to third was a feature plav, and J
Kelly had the privilege of spearing quite
a few at the left hand corner. Score:
HOLLYS. ANTLER8.
AB.H.O.A.K. AUH.O.A.I
Patroner. rf . 4 0 2 1 Othr, 2h 4 1 (1 0
f .?iir, an... a o 1 ui'-own, ID..,. 3 0 4 0
M And wa. lb 4 1 7 1 IBaker. aa 4 12 2
Rablno'la. rf. 4 I 0 Hamilton, 3b. 4 1 2 t
C Murvhy, aa. 4 1 0 lEOsJeo. e... 4 110 1
Olllham. lb.. 4 111 1 t'hrlatman. cf 2 1 20
a'alc. c 2 1 t 4 UO Osdeu, rf.. 2 1 0 0
Broaaman, if. 2 0 4 1 OP.Killy, p.... 2 1 0 1
croaa, p 2 1 2 ( IK. Murphy, If. 2 0 1 ft
Totala J.'j 10 27 14 4 Totala 20 2 24 4 4
Hollys 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 1 -5
Anilois 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 o 13
Earned runs: Hollys, 2; Antlers, 2. Two
base hits: (iillhain, tfieek, Crons. Baker.
Bicrif.o his: McAndrews Brefsman.
B'olen hoses: Hollys, 8; Antlers, 6. Double
play: Crocs to McAndrews to J. Kellv
fctruck out: By Croas, lu; by p. Kt-ily 8
Bas-s on balls; Off Cross, 2; off p. Kelly
3. Hit by pitcher: By Cross. 1. Umplrej
Ratekin and (Juigley.
MERCHANTS DEFEAT TOW.NSENDS
Rlelly Lets Ills Opponents Down with
Two lilts.
Tho Merchants of Omaha defeated the
Tounsemia' tesm by the score of 4 to 3.
The Touuends Were out-plaved at all
stages of the game and should havo been
shut out. They were let down with two
hits by Rlelly, the star pitcher ot the
Merchants. '('y" Young was sent to the
stable In the fourth Inning, eights hits be-tr-f
made off his curves. McDonald anl
White v.ej-o the heavy hitters, each getting
three hlta. Small put one over the fence
for a home run, and played a fine game in
the field. Melum played with a stiff neck
and was bumped by Guigley which put
hlin out of the game for a while, but he had
eight chances and took them all. McDonald
and Brown both caught fast games. Guigley
stole two bases and was In the game at all
times.
MERCHANTS TOWNSENP.
. AB H AOE. AB H A O E
Kabnovlla, If. 4 0 0 0 QErlkson. aa . 4 0 0 1 I
Whlla, lb..., t
Malcona, 2b.. 4
Coa. lb 3
M' Donald, c . 4
Vani'laava. cf 4
Kiiljbt. aa .. 2
Small, rf 4
Hutlly. p 4
lav Mitchell, 2b. 2
1 2 CE.il. ,11, 3I... 4
0 II 4Uulsly. It... 4
14 0 Hill, lb 2
4 40 Coiir, c.f 4
2 1 4 Brown, a 2
4 I a Gorily, rf 2
4 10
2 4 vToung. a 1
Unm.rllv 9
Totala 24 11 11 it t -
Totals ....31 2 I 24 2
. R.H.E.
Merchants .... 10030000 tf 11 t
Townsends 0104)0000 1 3 2
Two base hits: White: Three base hits:
McDonald: Home run: Small: Stolen bases:
Ouigley. 2: White, 1.
i'aaasanellns Want a Game.
The Campanellas are without a game for
Sunday. July linn and would like to make
arrangements with any team In or out
of the state for a game on that d-'.te. Ad
dress W. H. Atkins, laut Farr-ara street, or
call Douglas 2!x4, Bell telephone, tir Inde
pendent A-2M1, OmaLa,
SL LOUIS WINS BOTH GAMES
a
Browns Taka Two Hard Fought Con
tests From Senators.
W0BK OF PITCHERS THE FEATURE
Johnson Allows Bat Four lilts, Dnt
Wild Pltrh Lets In Ban
Howell and Waddell
Pussies.
WASHINGTON. July 13-St. Louis de
feated Washington today In two . hard
fought games, 3 to 2 and 4 to 2. Johnson
allowed but four hits In the first game,
but his wild pttoh let In the visitors' first
run. Fowell was batted out of the box in
the second, but Howell and Waddell were
puzzles, while Smith was wild and In
effective. The rieldlng of McBrlde was tho
feature of bath games. Score, first game:
8T. LOflS.
B.H. O.A.E
WASHINOTOV.
B.H.O.A.B
S'one, rf 1110 VXlllan, cf
2 110 0
Hartjall, If . 4 ft 0 0 OsKhpIke, 3b.. 4
0 12 0
Wllliama, 2h. 4
0
1
4
0
1
OOanlrv, If
4
4
2
0
1 1 0 U
2 4 0 0
4 12 I 0
0 0 0 0
1 t 0 0
Walla.c. Fa. . 4
lloflman, i'f.. 2
T. Jones. In.. 2
Ferrla. 3b 4
tllua, e 2
urmham, p... 3
2 I 1 firmer, rf.
2 4 (i W arner, a..
0 1 Ptrret, c...
2 1 e Freeman.
lb.. 2
1 2
0 0
1 t Altlrer. 2b... 4 4 2 2 0
0 0 MrllrloV, aa . 4 1 1 4 0
Johnaon. D... 4 0 0 1 1
Totala 22 41722
Totala 4i 7 27 11 1
Washington 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 02
St. Louis 00010020 0-3
Three-base hit: Blue. Sacrifice hits:
Milan. Hoffman, T. Jones (2). Stolen bases:
Shlpke, Clymer (2), Altlzer, Stone. Double
play: Warner and Shlpke. Left on bases:
Washington. 7; St. Louis. 4. Bases on balls:
Off Johnson, 2; off Oraham, 1. Bases on
errors: Washington, 2; St.Axnils. 1. Hit by
pitched ball: Graham. 2. .CStruek out: By
Johnson. 11: by Graham. 7. Wild pitch:
Johnson. Time: 1:50. Umpire: O'Laugh
lln. Score, second game:
ST. LOt'IS. WASHINGTON.
B.H.O.A.F. B.H. O.A.E
Stone. If....
0 0 Milan, rf 6
0 OSrhlpkf, 3b... 4
4 Oflanliy, If.... 3
2 OCIynier, rf 2
2 2
1 1
0 I
1 I
0
0
0
ft
0
0
0
HarttHI. rf.. 5 2
Wllliama, 2b. 4 0
Valla.-, as... 2 ft
Hoffman, rf . . 1 0
T. Jonea, lb. 2 0
Ferrla, tb ... 4 1
I (l Pickering, rf. 1
0 1
f-Ptreet. c 2 15 1
0 Freeman, 1b.. 4 1 12 I
Fpencrr, c.
Powell, p..
Howell, p,
Wandrll, p
T!Ra
Blue
2 2 4 0 OAlttrer. h... 4
1 0 0 0 OMrBrtda. aa... 4
10 0 1 OSmlth. p I
0 0 0 1 ocatea 1
0 12 1
1 1 If 0
0 0 4 0
0 0 0 0
1 0 4 0 0
1 0 0 0 0
Totala 24 S 27 17 1
Totala 21 2 27 0
Batted for Smith In ninth.
Batted for Powell in fourth.
Batted for Howell In eighth.
Washington 01100000 0-2
St. Iyiuls 00012000 1-4
Two-base hits: Snencer, Shlnke. Three
base Pit: Milan. Hits: Off Powell, ft in
three Innings; off Howell, 2 In four Innings.
Sacrifice hits: Hoffman (T). Stolen base:
Hoffman. Double plays: Shlpke snd Free
man: Hoffman and Spencer: McBrlde and
Freeman. Left nn bases: Washington, 7:
St. Louis, 9. Bases on halls: Off Smith, 7;
off Powell. 1: off Waddell, 1. Hit by
pitched ball: By Howell, 1. Struck out:
By Smith. 3; bv Howell, 2. Time: 2:05.
Umpire: O'l.anghlln.
Sox and Athletics Divide.
PHILADKLPH1A. July 13,-Chlrago broke
even with Philadelphia in a double header
today. Score, first game:
PHILADELPHIA. CHICAOO.
B.H O A 1!. B.H. O.A.E.
llartael. If... 2 12 0 UHahn. rf 2 0 10 0
Nlchnla. 2b .. 1 0 2 2 1 Anderaon. rf.. 2 10 0 0
H. IlaTla, lb. 2 ft 5 1 OJnnra, cf 4 2 0 U
Murphy, rf...4 1 2 0 Olrbcll, lb 4 1 '. 1 0
J. Collins, 8b. 4 2 4 2 OPoughrrly, If 4 2 ft 0 0
Oldrlng. cf... 4 0' 1 0 0 O. Iialva, 2b. 4 0 1 1 0
R. Collins. Hi 1 I ! ( Sullivan, 0...2 0 I 0 0
Rchreck, C... 2 0 5 0 ( Weaver. C....2 110 0
lRert, p 0 0 0 0 OTannehlll, 2b 4 1 0 S 1
riank, p 3 1 0 1 0 Parent, aa.... 2 12 4 1
Manual. D.... 1114 0
Totala 24 4 27 21
Totala 34 10 .4 IS i
Chlcano '. 10 (i 00000 01
I hiladelphla 1 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 -6
Two-hase hits: Dougherty. Hartzel, Mur- '
phy. Tnree-base lilt: Collins. Hits: Off I
uygert, 3 in one-third Inning; off I linn, '
7 In eight and two-thirds innings. Sacnl c.-l
hits: Nichols (2), Davis (1). Slireck. Dotl'dc '
flays: parent, Ishell; Nichols, E. t'.il Ins,
I. Davis; J. Collins. Nichols; J. 'ollms, '
Nichols. II. Davis, Nichols; K. 'Coll lis to!
11. Davis. Bases on La'ls: Manuel. 3. Bns n
on errors: Chicago, 1; Philadelphia, 2.
k.pit.il, a,,. TJ.. n . .... ... . ,. I
by Plunk, 2. Wild pitch: Manuel, 1. 'line:
1:48. Umpire: Connolly.
CHK'Af.O. PHILADELPHIA.
B.H.O.A.B. B.H.O.A.n.
llahn, rf t 1 3 1 0iartscl, If... 3 2 2 0 0
Jonea, cf 4 1 1 0 ONIrhnla. L'b...3 10 4 0
IrlM-ll, lb 4 2 11 1 ODirrr. 2b 0 0 0 1 0
nauheny. If 4 2 2 0 tIaia, lb 4 0 10 0 0
O. Havla. III. 5 0 2 4 1 Murphy, rf... 4 2 I 0 0
Sulllvau,
a i a i oj. folllna. 3b 4 2 0 3 e
Tannehlll. 31.. 6
Parent, ra. . . . 3
3 0 2 i Ol.lrll.g. cf... 4 0 4 0 0
1 1 1 t K. folllna. aa 4 0 4 1 1
White, p
Totala.
4 0 12 ('Smith, c 1 0 0 0 0
Powrra, c 2 1 t 0 1
42 13 27 12 3 Unnr. p.,.1 0 0 0 0
( oomba, p.... 3 0 9 0 0
Seybold 1 ft A 0 0
Totala 34 3 27 10 4
Score, recond game:
rutted for Nichols In eighth.
Chicago 2 0 1 2 0 0 4 0 f 3
I hiladelphla 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 u t 2
Two-b.-s hits: llahn t2l. Ishell. J. Collins.
Thre -base hits: Murphy, Powers. Home
run: Hartzel. Hits: Off l ender. 7 in threj
and two-:hlr.ls innings; off ol mis, 6 in rive
and one-thirl innings. S.nrifhe hit: Pa
rent (2). eitulcu base: O. Davis. Double
play: Hahn to Ishell; Pa:eut to lsbe'1.
Bases on IihIIs- Off ll..n.,p 1 ,.t rnm
2. Firm on errors: Chicago,' 4; Phlludrl- j
I .iua. j. hi ny pitcher: By White, 1.
Struck out: By White, E; by Coombs, 6.
Passed ball: powers. Wild pitch: Wh te
Time: 2:5. Umpire: Connolly.
Cleveland Hlnnka Near York,
NEW YORK. July 13. The local Ameri
cans failed to keep up the good work they
showed agalnBt Cleveland on Snturdav anil
were Hhut out by the visitors today, i to 0.
Score:
CLEVELAND NEW YORK
B.H. O.A.E. B.H. O.A.E.
J. Clarke. If
3 3 3 0 ONIIen, lb 4 2 2 4 6
2 10 0 Ofonroy, rf . . . 4 110 0
2 4 0 0 UMorlarlty, lb. I t I I t
2 1 11 I (It haae, lb 4 1 12 0 V
3 12 10 Hemphill, cf. 4 1 1 1 0
llradlry, aa. ., 2
Turner, rf. .. 2
Hhkman, lb.. 2
Lajole. !b... 2
N. Clark, c. 2
Hin'm'n, rf-aa 4
IVrrlng. 3b. .. 4
Blrm'tiam, cf. 2
Cliach, p 4
2 b 1 (ll-l-haoly, if. 4 V 2 4 0
1 0 1 t. Call, aa 2 2 14 0
12 3 0 Klelnnw, c... 2 1 I 0
0 2 0 O'ljka 1 0 0 0
0 14 UBIalr, c 110 0 0
Manning, p.
Totala 21 10 17 U d'Hwecn -y ..
2 0 0 0 0
14 0 0ft
Totala 34 10 27 It 0
Ratted for Klelnow In the seventh.
Hatted for Manning In the ninth.
Cleveland 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 03
New York 000 0 00000 0
Two-base hits: Bradley. Hickman. Nibs.
Btruck out: By Manning, 1: by Chech, 1.
Boston and Detroit Split.
BOSTON, Ju!y 13. Hoeton and Tetrolt
each won a game this afternoon. Boat in
played raggedly and Detroit tit hard In
the first game, the visitors winning laaily.
In the second game Morgan ki pt the vlsli
ors' hits well Si uttered, w hile the locals
drove Summers from the box. Sco.e, llrat
game:
DETROIT. BOSTON'
B.H. O.A.E. D.H. O.A.E.
M.-Intyre, If.. 3 1 2 0 vM'Cnnnrll, 2b 2 1 1 0 2
aVhaaler, sa..4 1 2 I 01rd, 3b 4 2 I I 4
(rawlord, cf. I 2 1 1 Ol raralli, rf .. 4 1 2 4 ft
Cil.b. rf 6 2 2 0 OSuliiv.n. if . 4 12 0 1
Roaaman, lb . 4 2 12 ft OSIahl, lb 2 12 2 1
CougliUn, 3b. 4 0 2 3 UWasnar, aa... 4 1 2 I 4
Schmidt, c... 4 0 2 2 trn. r. c 2 0 2 1 0
Dowoa, 2b 2 12 4 0L,ort .... 1 0 ft ft 4
Killlan. ... 4 14 2 OFrultl. p 3 4 4 11
Carrlnau, c... 1 0 2 4 4
Totala 34 12 27 17 OCtcolie, p....O 4 ft 4 ft
Total! 22 121 U k
Batud for Crlger In eighth.
Detroit 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2
Boston 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22
Two-base hit: fravath. Three-base hits:
Col'b. Rossman f2). Hlis: Off Prulit, 9 in
elsht innings; off Clcutte, 3 In one Inning.
Sacrifice hit: 8cha-fer. Stolen base: Tho
ney. fases on talis: Off Prtutt, 2: off
Clcotte, 1; off Killlan, 1. First ra-a on
eirurs: Iietrult, 1. Hit by pitcher: Bv Kil
llan, 1 (Stahll. Struck out: By Pruitt, 2;
by Killlan. 3; by Clcotte. 1. Paae2 ball:
Crlger. Time: 1:62. Umpires: Kgau and
Hurst.
Score, second game:
BOSTON. DETROIT
B.H O.A.E. B.H O.A.E.
MTonnWl, tb 4 3 1 4 a Wrlmvr. If.. 4 111$
Lord, 2b 4 1 1 1 0 8. ha.lor. aa . 3 1 3 I 0
Thoney, If.... 4 4 4 1 4 Crawford, cf. 4 4 2 4 4
Oaaaiar, rf ... 2 1 ft 4 4 Cobb, rf 4 4 4 4 4
Sullivan, cf . I 1 2 4 ft Roaaman, lb . 4 I 10 1 ft
Stahl. lb 1 t 4 4 4Cou(hlln. lb. 3 1 1 4 4
Wainar. aa... 4 114 4 Jooes 1 1 ft
Carrlsaa. 0... 2 2 4 4 4 Srhuldt, C...4 14 4 4
Morsao, p ... 2 4 4 3 4Powna. tb ...4 4 2 1 ft
Summara. s.,3 4 I 1
Totals. .
. 27 10 37 4 Nil. p t 1 4 4 S
Totala . 24 4 14 14 I
Batted far oCughlm In ninth.
Boston 00003100 4
Detroit 01000001 o-S
Two-base hits: Roaaman, Ixird Hits: Off
3iimniarac4 In. alav ituuiuiaw alt sluaiaav 1 la
two Innings. Sacrifice hit: Ptald M lrn
bns.-s; Cnualiltti. ul'lvan. StnM. J. no s
Doub.e plays: Schaef r and Downs; rshmld
and I'nant. l a-eson Kill: on cSunnr.ers,
; off Morgan. I tft Sllass I. Ill; b
pitcher: R Summers. 1 fiahli. struck
cut: By Motgan, 8; be Snags I. Passed
ball: Schmidt. Time: 1 47.. f mplies: Hurst
and l.'ann.
DlliVT III 2TIE Qt ITE I MB ALLY
L..-G.-A. Hardware Team glint Ont
Ideals and Secured Mir Rons.
The Iee-Glsss-Andreesens shut cut the
Ideal Hustlers yesterday afternoon at tne
Ideal Hustler s park and got nine sc re..
Two bases on balls, nn error and three
singles gave the Lee-Glass-Andreesen's
five runs In the second Inning, and two
singles, a base on halls and l.awler's two
sarker netted four more In the sixth. Fast
work by the hardware men In the sixth
killed the oblv chance for the Bluffltes to
score. Ferry led off with a tw.i base hit,
Ooff drew four wide ones. Suthoff hit to
Morlarty, who threw- Kerrv out at t lilr.1
Wnoten and Morlarlfv to C. Clair, tVoff and
Suthoff going to third and rccond. re
spectively. Schneider closed the Inning by
striking out. Molarity's pitching and the
fast work of Gibson and Henrv In the
outfield were the features. "Clink" Clair
flayed his usual fast game at first. The
ee-Olass-Andteeson's meet the string
Maryfn-llle, iMol. team next Sunday at
Marysvllle. Score:
L.-O - A.
lDKAL Hl'STI.F.KS.
AB II O A K.
All II OAK
faaer. If,...
2 0 vOrrf. aa 3 1 1 a o
K. t lair. c.
Lawler, aa..
Hrury. rf...
Mlnlkua, :tb.
nihaon, cf ..
f rialr. lb.
0 10 4 OSut'ioff, rf... 4 0 0 0 0
1
0
1 lWootrn. lh. .. 3 0 12 0 0
(i 0 hn-l.l-r. Jb 4
0 12 0
0 I 4 OPtleracn. If.
2 2 0 OFerater. e...
1 7 0 0 T ..i, le-r. 21. .
10 1 0 Powers, cf..
0 0 2 CFrrry. p
4 0 2 0 0
2 4 4 1 4
3 0 111
3 0 10 0
3 2 0 3 1
Pnnah'tT. lb. 3
Uorlarlty, p.. 2
Totala J 7 27 4 1 Totala S 27 12 2
L.-O.-Andreesen ...0600040 0 00
Ideal Hustlers 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Two baso hits: Liwlcr, Ferr. 8to en I as a:
Casey, i Clair. Gibson til. Golf, le on
balls: Off Morlarltv, 1; off Ferry, a Hit
by pitched ball: Henry. Gibson. Wild pl.ch:
terry. Struck out: Hy Morlarl.y, lu; by
Ferry. 9. Time: 1:40. Umpire: Kmipp.
BTORZ COR OXAS BEAT It A M II I. Kits
II rod beck Retarna to Pitch Good Game
fur Stora After Ilia Absence.
The Stors Coronas walloped the Ram
blers of South Omaha by a score of 10 to 3
on tho Signal Corps grounds at Fort
Omaha Rmdheck ccl--hrated his return to
the game, after an absence of two months.
He allowed seven hits, but kept them
scattered with the exception of the clahtn
inning wher three hits scored two runs.
Spellinan caught his first game for the
Brewers and more than niado Rood, his
three base hit bringing In two runs. Ilarh
ten was the slugger, getting three hits w.t,i
Smith a rinse second with two two-base
drives. Kill hit for three bases and two
bases against his old team mates. Stor'i
Coronas play ai McClellund. Ia., next Sun
day. Score:
8TOKX CORONAS. RAMBLERS.
AB H. O.A.E. All. H. O.A.E.
Carrey, lb... a 1 ft 4 OCollna, as ... 2 V 1 4 0
Fpallraan, e.,-4 2 4 2 ON. Kill. 3b.. 2 2 4 0 1
Kucera. aa...S 3 1 2 1 l.lnniond. c .. 4 0 8 4 o
Banrio, rf.... 6 0 0 1 OTuttle, :b... 4 2 3 2 0
Haehtan, lb.. I 115 1 0 Swart z. rf 4 0 10 0
Hoda, If 4 ft 1 0 Ofoad, If 4 0 0 0 0
Younir, lb.... 4 1 3 0 OUenron, p 4 0 0 ft 0
N Smith, cf.. 2 2 2 4 OM Manlg l, lh 4 1 7 0 i
Brodbeck, p.. 3 0 0 t 1 Swllt, cf 3 2 2 0 0
Totala 38 II 27 18 3 Totala 32 7 6 10 4
Storx Coronas...... 23004000 11)
Ramblers 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0-3
Earned runs; Storx Coronas, 4; Ramblers
2. Three base hks: fnelltuan, Km. To
base hits: Swift, Tuttie, Kill, Ga-vcy
Hachten, N. Smith (2). Sacrltlie hit: Hrod
beck. Bases on balls: off Benson, i- off
Brodheck, 3. Struck out: By Bensjn, 0; by
Brodbeck, 4. Ix?ft on bases: Stors Con.na
0; Ramblers, 6. Hit by pitched ba i: H.n Hi
Hodge. Time: 1:45. Umpire: McKay.
PRESIDENT GREETS" S1IOOTKRS
Army Mnch Plenaed nlth Victory of
' American Team.
WASHINGTON. July 13. The victory of
the American lillein, 11 snooting lr, i-.n0,aii,
gives mui.li aatisiautlon to army men.
Lieutenant Albert S. Jones, secretary of
the National Rifle Association ot America.,
has received the following telegram irom
President Roosevelt:
"Accept my hearty congratulations and
extend them t the tenm whieli has dm so
well. JU'IIrJOlJUtlH RUOSriVU,!.'
General William t,'io7.ier. cniet or oid
nance. liud tlua to say today of the. tcuui .
victor-:
"Tlie magnificent performance of the new
rifle and i.mmunltli.n. as shown by the vic
tory of. the American team, demons; mted
that the ehmtenlng of the army illie ua."
not been followed by any liiereuse lu us
accuracy oa predli ted ami il.at t.ie ummunl
tton used, though not uf guM-rnmenl make,
nevertheless carried a sharp pointed tiuilut
similar to the one recently adopted by tnle
Uepastment. C-juseiiueiitly the res. ills ot
tne shoot are h I fi ;i 1 y gratifying."
At the coming lit'le uasoclai'oii inaiciies
Hi Camp 1'crry, Ohio. It ia txpected tliat
the rifle and ammunition will esiahiiuii new
lecoids at all distances.
General Robert. Snaw Oliver. assis:an'.
secretary of wur, cabled to General Drain
as follows:
"Hearty congratulations to you and your
men for thr great victory."
General Oliver today raid: "This victory
means much for the causo of rifle shoot
ing In this country. It phows iIkh tu.
I'nited States still leads the world In In
dividual skill, hut what we wnnt Is a grra:
number of sharpshooters instead of 11 f w
experts, and we are gradually reai h!njs
that point through the Instrumentality of
tho annual matches, the liberal appropria
tions of congress for range and practice
and the rlflu Clubs of tha National Rifle
association."
WESTER
t.ui.r-
MKiiT uri:.s
One IlniMlred and ' Fourteen Mturters
from 11 ties of Weal,
ROCK ISLAND. 111., July 13.-President
A. R. Gates and Secretary ICngl-r of the
Western Golf ossurlalion at o'cloi k this
morning officially opened the annual 'our
ranicnt al Rc:f Island arn nal 1 nk.. There
were 114 starters from Chicago. lU. l.ouis,
St. Paul, Minneapolis. Omaha. Des Molncs,
Indianapolis, Ioulsvllle and oilier cities.
Only tiio qualifying rounds fur tlilrty-Jix
holes wern scheduled for today.
l'hllaJellilnna Field I'oorly.
SOUTIIAilPTUN. July 13.-Th Gentle
men of I'hlladelphla cricket team began
the llilrd match of their Kugllsli tour today.
The rhilailelphl.ins this time were pitted
against the County Hampshire eleven, who
Went In first and up to lunch time had
stored H? runs for two wickets.
The Phlladelphlans played the same team
with which thev defeated Worcestershire,
with the exception tlmt W. H. Sayen dis
placed F. A. Green. J. R. Green took the
first wicket when Ihe score was only 103,
but the fielding or the visitors was nut so
good as In tho two earlier matches and the
score ot the home players mounted up
ranldlv and thev had a total of 1'37 when the
third wicket fell.
The Yellow Peril.
Jaundice n-tin rla biliousness. vanishes
when Dr. King's New Life Pills are taken
Oitaranteed. 25c. Kor sale by IVaton
Drug Co.
New York and Philadelphia
cannot be more pleasantly or conveniently
reached than by the Grand Trunk-LcliiKh
Valley double track route via Niagara
Falls. Solid through trains of coaches and
sleeping cars. Magnificent scenery.
For descriptive literature apply to Geo.
W. Vaux. A. Q. P. T. A., Grand Trunk
hallway System. 12o Adams St., Chicago.
V- Call for a high ball
made vnta
BottUd in Bond
The Best Rye
1 La. EE! vB
i
Good old
GOLF PLAY AT DAVENPORT
Midlothian Kan in the Lead With St.
Louis Man in the Place.
LD WARDS HAKES COURSE RECORD
Warn Irk Wood Toatrd aa Probabla
Champion, After Starting Sen
sationally Makes n Mesa at
the Tenth Ilele.
DAVENPORT, la.. July 13.-fSpeelal Tele
gram. It looked as If the Midlothian club
had captured first and place In the opening
round of the western amateur golf cham
pionship today until H. W. Allen of St.
lyOtils. one of the last players to finish,
came In with a W. and edged In between
Kenneth Edwards and Paul Hunter In the
van of the western players. Edwards
played the eighteen holes with consistent
steadiness snd hi score tf 73 reduced Ihe
record of the course a stroke. The card
wss:
Out 1.. 4.".4 4M (31-33
In (44 135 823-Si-71
Warren K. Wood of Homcwood, looked
upon as one of the most likely contenders
foe the championship, played sensational
golf for nine holes, holing a ITB-yard ap
proach on the sixth link for a two. On
the tenth he blew up and sent two balls
Into the pond, following tho tenth with
three fives, after which he got his stroke
analn and finished with a 73. The card:
Out r 4:4 362 434-34
In 10 65 Mo 4434473
H. Chandler Kuan, present champion, was
paired with Edwards and returned ft 79.
The course was a little sloV In Ihe morn
ing. but waa perfect after the sun had
dried the grass, and the players had per
fect golfing weather. President A. R.
Gates drove the first ball at t o'clock and
ninety-four players teod off between that
hour and 1:40 p. m. The best scores turned
in were:
Tot-
1
Kenneth Edwards. Midlothian as
H. W. Allen. St. I.mila 3S
Paul Hunter. Midlothian 41
Churles Kvans, Jr.. Kduewater.41
K. Wood, Homewnod 34
H. G. I.egg, Mlnnlkahda 39
H. Chandler Eaan. Louisville G.O 40
W. II Diddle. Highland 41
Donald Edwards, Midlothian 42
W. I. Holland. Jr.. Skokle 4)
j Decker French, it. 1, Arsenal. .. .3
1.(011 Atticiieii. it. I. Ars.-nal 40
Ar.lo Mitchell. Rock Island SS
A. It. Lambert. Glen Echo 42
f. L. Hunter. Midlothian 42
'. 4 nil wiill. Midlothian 3s
W. H. Maglll,, Normnndle 41
L. II. Johnson, Mlnneknhda .40
Rev. Paul R. Talbot. Wichita.. 43
Mason K. Phelps, Midlothian 39
ft. K. Hunter. Midlothian 39
O. P. Klnner. Rock Island 42
W. B. Mir.ter. Rock Inland 42
G. P. Lyndral, Onwents'a 42
('. Kenney, St. Louis C. C 40
R. P. Jlosford. Rock Island x4.1
.7. D. Cadv. Kock Island 41
"Van-en Dickinson, Hyperion 42
la ( al l nuer. t'eeorlu 44
L. H. Relnking. Wheateon 38
A. Zerkel. Hlershle 42
. Haines, aRoekford 41
C. A Barnard, Rock Island S3
E. Wllliairs, Elgin 46
E. A. Engl, r, Gli n. lew 4!
George Craig, rionngetrha 4-3
J. N. Hixon. Echughtic .ko 4'1
XV. D. Mlddlelon. Rock ls!anl....47
A. Gordon, Hvperlon 44
E I '11 via. St. Loula 43
Go. Klngiii.in, Jr . V. I ,d or 1 a k.41
1. ni ton I ro.Mi. N 11 m n-1 4.
('. Slunley, Ind'nnapolis 43
E. C. Mueller. Rock Islaml 42
K. D. Kee'cr. Htickford 48
C W. (Yrnell. Jil. Jflirlri.i.;: 43
11. P. Gulniind. Hvp-rton .-..44
K. L. CnmrlM-il. Oiraha Ffcll 44
E. Kell.-y, KMkf.r.l 46
E. Code. WeJtwar.l Ho 44
C. D- nknann Rock Island. ...41
J. V. l.emie. Glen Echo 44
I.. V. P. All. n. Hoik la'and 4
V. L. Mechener, SU. Louis 4!)
I.", w. Johns. in, Beverly 4S
Rev f Jenkins. Evanstun, K. C..41
It. 1. (isi'is. J.avenwool 4t
J. C am , per, St. Lou s 47
.A. P. F. Johns n, St. Paul T. & C.44
V. A. Lawhead, .Mmlkahdi 47
) W. ilcnw U. Mn It aula 47
11. i.i no, tt-. t ni 1. i iM to
1'. A. lii--a d. l! -ck 1-Htid 44
II. A Bar:i! a:d Itn, k Island 41
U. ' Midlothian 47
L. It. ?.!.::: e 1'. i.a idialltowii. . . .41
: otii-iiumcnt Notes.
A. F. , .. .1 -v.jit.villc, president ot
tlu- .S,o., c .. .f association. Is taking
pari In ..i- 10.1: l.u. 1:1 nt. Mr. Smith Is vice
iirrfii.en; v. ...e et. iouis & Nashville
lailieau a.:d came with his wife and
(iaiigntcr 111 1:. pilvule car. The boys
ihotco. I: ..i..- Jo. .11 D. Rockefeller com
ny. fttrc.
t'h'cK I vans of ( li'iufi, the 17-year-old
h'lcii-.chciaslic rnd western Junior chara
pi..n. is playing a rtrong game and turned
,11 a ca:d a point utid-r that of Champion
11. ('handler Er.an. Evans Is one of tha
lust short approach players In the country.
Tom Benralow of Chicago, who Is run
ning tlie tournament, went hoarse shout
Ing "fori-" as he star.i-d the forty-seven
1 airs.
Rev. Paul Tailiot of Wichita will be ah
ea."y iiialilli r. returning a bogey, Kl today.
Rev. Burrls Jenkins or the Evanaton club
of Knnras Cltv will have more trouble, hit
opening round being 19.
The Bock Island Ars.-ral club, on whose
course the tournament la belnif played, will
depend on Decker French of Davenport,
the Mitchell hrotlirrs and Will MU'er of
Bock Islund. C. P. Skinner and J. D. Cady
of Mollne for a bid for the championship.
Apparently It will o. however, to Ihe Chi
cago clubs. Fx-Champlon Tom Sawyer,
one cf Saturday's winning Olympic cup
lira, could not stay for the championship
matches.
POOR WEATHER FOR SHOOTING
International Meet nt Blaley Con
II lines I ndrr Poor Conditions.
RI3LEY. July 13. The national rifle asso-"
elation meeting opened here todav with un
favorable weather. The principle event
today was the Waldegrave trophy for ten
shots each at &"0 nnd 9i0 yards and was
won by Woodrow of England with a high
est possible loo.
Several Americana won small money pri
ses, among them were Major C. B. Winder
of Ohio, and J. W. Hea.Mnn of Delaware,
with scores of 98; Captain K. K. V assay
of Delaware and L. I. Baatman of Ohio,
97; Major W. B. Martin of New Jerawv
IM; W. P. Lueshnen of New York. K:
Benedict of Ohio, 93; Captain E. A. Green
of Washington. D. C, 91; Lieutenant Be-
men t Ohio. 88.
Sis InulnaiXo Seore.
LIN' WOOD. Neb.. July 18. -North Bend
played ball here yesterday; the game was
called at the end of the sixth Inning on
account of rain. Neither side made a score.
By using tne various departments of Tha
Bee Want Ad oage you gt best results
nt small expense.
U wiH oukt a Ut with you.
in the Field" "Since 183 7"
NO PAY TILL CURED I
Reetsl aMsessea c tarsal wttkaxl las naWK.
n. ,""" silShavjkl.1 Ires, a,
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