THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, JULY 2S, 1908.
Browns Win Easily, Tigers Have Same Luck; Cubs Take and Losef Nip and Tuck in Western
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, IIOLLESBECK UPSETS PUEBLO
Omaha Outipeed. Indian., Taking
Ltut of Series 4 to 3.
MANY THRILLERS IN THE FLAT
Five Krror Tkreatea Disronrag
Oniiba I alll Helleaneckt Took
tick la h ninth
Inning.
Omaha, 4; Pueblo, t.
Those Pueblo Indiana fought hart) for
the final came of the series Monday af
ternoon but Hollcnbeck waa In the box
and aa ha ti the real ladles' day pitcher
they had to b satisfied with, a "close"
and closea don't count for any more In
baseball - than they do In some other
games. To Hollenbeck rightly belongs a
great deal of -the credit of winning the
game, lie not only pitched a good game
In the fare of five errors but he also hit
out the ball In the two Innings when lilts
counted most.
The game was a real thriller from start
to finish. Pueblo made one In the first
and another In the fourth Inning. Honskl
was pitching and Mltie was catching-
think Yif that combination to beat Honskl
and Mitxe! Honskl had been throwing
some lalapolups and but one Champ had
connected safely until the fifth, when Hol
lenbeck made a nice one over second.
Omaha then made one run In the fifth and
another In the sixth, which tied the score.
Pueblo took a lead of one tn the first of
the eighth, but Omaha, took that lead right
away from them In the last half. The
nlntii came, and Orpaha won the game,
won It by beautiful stick work by Hollen
beck and Fisher and Autrey. The game
broke up as soon as Hollenbeck had scored
his second' mn.
Twt Almost Given Away,
Bases on balls ware responsible for the
first two runs by Patterson's Indiana, as
'n both eases a ha lie on balls developed
Into a run, the first one aided by a stolen
t.iie, an error by Gondlng and Patterson's
flngti. Tho second was boosted along by
a sacrifice by Mattlcks and Clark's double.
Then came the mighty Omaha's with a
rush In the fifth, but the rush was soon
stopped by Welch striking out with three
on bases, but one was driven across the
plate by a base on ball". With two out
Hollenbeck and Fisher had hit saftly and
King walked. lionHkl mas getting shaky
and looked llko a goner but he braced
enough to strike out Welch, when he was
about to hit the ball over the fence and
clean U pthe bases and win tha game right
there.
Patterson let Ilonskl stay for the sixth
and Omaha got another run and tied the
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provf ments.. that have btsen made are
country. 'Fine buildings, fine homes,
every farmer getting rich from products of the soil. That portion of the
North Platte Valley contains the finest
i
Much of the land which we are
have been tillable until now to Induce
knowing this district as we do, we consider these lands absolute bargains at
from $15.00 to $30.00 per acre for tinlrrlgated land, and from $40.00 per acre
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We are conducting dally excursions to North Platte, and If you are In the
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LEGAL XOTIC K.
Statement of tl Condition of tha
Omaha Loaa ana Balldlnar Assoclatloa
of Omaha, Neb., on the 1st diy of July,
IS
ASSETS.
First mortgage loans -. II,S?.I H
rt .. k loan , 3S.eb4.38
Heal estxts 4 554.14
F'm Kure and fixtures :i.0i
t ash '.S.iJO.ij
lie rwueiu inter st, premiums and
f nes .'...... J.K4S.3
Other a a eta y a 23
lltiTi e Lui.Ulng 3S.m0.i0
Total 31,61,322.76
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid up
11.873..;). 22
4..'rD
8.SM.S3
r
H teres Tuna
I ndl tided profits
I'll- shareholders on incomplete
loans .
Home building, earnings and ex-
lenses
3.&3.20
3.H1.M
Toru!...' I! .991.1:2. ?5
ft co lit and expenditures for the year
njmg June 30, Use:
MMf.iriB.
lance on hand July 1, 1W7 t .:.
es 17 8 34
' I'
Ingres', premiums and fine ln.'.tjl j7
Ixona m.al 1 4a.'i.5i
H-nis tr.m building 8.117
lulls payable 4VOO.iO
Sundries , 3.714 .1
Tot .!....' :
EXPENDITURES'.
I,oan .'
KXjMiisea
Su k irdeemrd
Caaii on hsnd ,,
Bil.s livable
HulMlr.g rxpne
Koi.-i. s ires
tni Mines
,.ii.w.,io a
t tn.uo
U.Di.ii
if 67u U
430u
4.771 37
., l.uM.lO
7a. uo
Tot .1
81.SS. 3
i. P'vuslas County, ss.:
Natttngar, aacraiary of tha above
I. O at.
r, . ... ii..i.. ,o avleiuniy swear that
t iursuUkaT atalccnent of ih condition of
aali association is tru and correct to tha
t.at of my knowlsdga ami belief
U. !. KATTIKOER.
BubscrUed and smorn to before me this
W . Notary fublic.
E. A. PARMEIJB,
; M. M- K'lUKRTlWN,
i w , nav(ri i
VlrK-tors.
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score. Austin opened the inning witn a
single, stole second and third and came
home on a passed ball. That was the end
of Honski and Willie Frttgerald waa
brought forth. He did Just well enough
to lose the game.
II Ma (Mill Get "cores.
Pueblo broke tho tie In the eighth by
simply hitting the ball. Spencer hit ona
over Austin's head for a single and Pat
terson followed with a double to the left
field fence. Then came Omaha to tie up
the game and succeeded. Welch Tew out
and Austin hit a corker to the middle field
fence for three. Belden drove a hot one
at Hoggie's shlnns, which the ancient one
could not handle and Austin cam home
with the tie.
The ninth was an Interesting and all
around Inning, as was ever played at the
ol park. Hollenbeck shone like a brilliant
star and not only pitched himself out ot
tha bole with three on bases, with none
out, but also made the hit which finally
won the game. A base on balla. a slowly
fielded ball and Hollenbeck's error filled
the bases with no one out. It really
looked disastrous. Fltagerald eased tha
tension a little by fouling out to Austin.
Hnggle popped one to the pitcher, who
considerately sidestepped and let Autrey
take the ball. Spencer hit a high one,
which King nailed back of second and the
side was down.
Knew an Opportunity.
Hollenbeck had the chalrice to win his
own game and took that chance. He hit
a, double to the Ight field fence. The
' Pueblo Infield played In close but that
mattered little to Fisher, who hit a hard
one at the pitcher. Fits threw to third
but Holly was already there. King hit
to Corhan but Holly did not dare to move
and one was out. Then along came the
Chicken and he hit one to Corhan. Hol
lenbeck sprinted for the plate and beat the
ball and the game was won.
The game was most Interesting to watch
and although there were errors and some
loose fielding, there waa also some very
sharp fielding and fast playing. Chicken
made a beautiful catch after a hard run
and Mattlcks made the sensational catch
of the day, a one-handed affair, after a
hard run. Austin pulled off a pretty dou
ble play when he stopped a fast grounder,
touched a runner and caught the batsman
at first.
'The score:
. TL II. PO. A. E
0 2 10 0
0 18 11
0 17 10
0 0 2 0 0
2 2 3 3 0
0 100
0 0 2 1 V
0 0 2 1 2
2 2 12 1
7 T 27 I
R. H. PO. A. E.
0 2 0 1 0
2 12 0 0
Fisher, If
King. 2b
Autrey, lb
Welch, cf ,
Austin. 3b
Belden. rf
Frsnck. ss
Gondlng, c...
Hollenbeck, p.
Totals
4
PUEBT0
AB.
Hog-reiver, 2b.
Spencer, If....
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a
astonishing, even to those who know the
highly cultivated farms on all sides, and
crops of Nebraska at the present time,
now offering for sale In this district we
the owners to place on the market, and,
BHg. 0mha, Neb.
(20) 265 Z"
REAITESTATETRXNSTERT
John V. Whiting A aon Co. to Henry
T. Clark, jr.. the north 30 feet of
the south 65 feet of lot 4. block 7.
SvteesY's addition 12.500
John A. Creighlon Keal Estate at
1 rust Co. to Aubrey 1'otter. lot
block T. Cretxhton's first addition.. 8u0
Carrie J. Flack and husband to Ran
dolph Workcutf, lot 2, Flack a sub-
Ult IWIIPII .......a......
Lola U. Ioane and husband o Jessa
J. McMullen, part lot X block 11,
Umiih s addition
t'nlted Iteal Estate A Trust Co. to
Wilson T. Graham, lot 11- block Id.
Flalnvlew MO
Rebecca Boyer to Amanda Buyer,
trustee, west 60 retit lot 13, and north
halt lot 11. block 53. South Omaha..
John A. Crrighton Keal Eotale Co. to
Wirt Thompson, lot it. block 7.
Crelghton addition 750
Catherine C. Fredtrlck to C. W.
I.uniijilroni lot 4. block 1. Becker
& Frederick's addition 500
John W. McDonald to J. W. Wood
rounh. lots 3 and 4. block- i. Haw
thorne addition 3.0(0
Caroline W. Coffin to Joseph (3. Fur-
tnKi m l.,ta VI and Kemlntrtun's
sub-dlvlsion 1.500
Taachutk Heat Estate Co. to Fred
erick W. Thorne, lot 14. block 2,
fir., uh.rllvtalon of (Irlffln St
Smith's addition ,500
Minnie B. Cobb and husband to Ellen
A llr-nmn lot 4. block 15. Thoaia-
aon St Oood addition IX
Bettle Wahlstrom and husband to
!, of cimaha. Dart block t. Park
Place -S
lladan and wife to E. It.
Olson, lots 33 and 34. block 13.
Hal.-von Heights 660
Elisabeth Kountse Real Estate Co. to
Anna J. Partridge, lot J. block I.
Kountso Place -.v"J '
Isnac B. leavltt and wife to Hugh
U Cutler, lot t, block 114. Dundae
Place
George C. Johnson to Anna Johnson,
lot 4. Mock 4. Reed s fifth addition.. 1
Benjamin Parts to Sarah C. Undberg.
west half lot 8. block "Q." Lows s
addition l.50
Hastlncs Heyden to Samuel A.
I anchor, lot 18, bloik . Collier
place 500
trtima J. Nordstrom and husband to
to I.lll'an C. Ellis, part block i.
Uarysvllla addition 3.500
James Cathroe and wife at al. to
to Marshall W. Ingraham, lot 12.
Fort View 350
Harry Hoffmeister te Paul I-araon.
part lot "D." Haacall's addition to
Okahoma 1.560
Ida M. Uatee and husband to Adtel
Itsspel. U.ts T and I. bio. k 3. B. B.
Wilcox addition TOO
County treasurer to Wilbur M. I.emon,
lots 17. 18. 37. 39. block 1. and lots
8. 11. 38, block L Selbjr s first
addrtlon
John Pnwer. sheriff, to John Whltlns
A Bona Co., north feet ef south U
feet lot 4. block 7. Sweasy's addi
tion, gnd other land.
Total
Patterson, 2b.
Mattlcks. cf..,
Clark, lh
Miller, rf
Corhan, aa....
Mine, c
Honskl, p
Fltagerald, p.
Tntala 34 t S
One out when winning run
2T. 10 1
ns made.
i r i-
1 0 1 3-
0 0 1 0-8
0 111-4
Omaha Runt 0 0 0 0 1
Hits 1 0 0 0 2
Pueblo Runa 1 0 0 10
Hits 1 0 111
Two-base hits: Hollenbeck. Clark. Pat
terson. Three-base hit: Austin. Passed
balls: By Mltse, 1. Bases n balls: Off Hol
lenbeck. t: off Honskl. a. Hit by pitched
ball: By Honskl. 1. Struck out: By Hol
lenbeck. I: by Honskl. 3. Hits: Off Honski,
In six Innings. Double plays: Austin to
Autrey; Hollenbeck to Franck. Stolen
bases: Austin (2), Fisher. Franck. Spencer.
8acraflce hits: Mattlcks. Left on bases:
Omsha. 9; Pueblo, 8. Time: 1:66. Umpire:
Black. Attendance: l.luo.
Denver today.
DENVER LOSES FOVR STRAIGHT
tarr Pltehea Gssie After Hla Nana
and Has Good Sapport.
SIOUX CITT. Ia., July 27. Starr pitched
brilliant game today and with excellent
upport managed to make It four straight
rom Denver, tha score for this arter-
noon's doings being 8 to 1. Bloux City won
he game In the fifth Inning by buncning
hits off Olmstead. In that session Henry
Ingled. was sacrificed to second by v ek'h.
and scored when Starr hit over tne leu
field fence for two tmaes. Campbell hit
safely to center and Starr scored, while
ampbell waa caught at second. Hits oy
Campbell. Holmes and Granville brought
In the run in the eighth Inning. Denver s
lone run waa made on White's single, Ir
win's double and fielder's choice. Score:
SIOUX CITY.
A.B. R. H. P.O. A. B.
Campbell, If 4 0 3 1 0 0
Holmes, cr 4 l 1 v u v
Green, rf 8 0 0 1 O u
Andreas. 2b I 0 2
Granville, ss 4 0 2 4 5 0
Henry, c 4 1 1 5 J 0
Welch. 3b 1 0 0 0 2 0
Hester, lb 1 0 0 It 1 0
Starr, p S 1 f 0 3 0
Totals
8 17 19
DENVER.
AB. R.
H.
1
0
1
1
1
0
0
0
o.
E.
0
0
0
0
0
9
0
1
W'aldron, cf....
Belden, ss
Cassldy, rf
White, lb
Irwin. 3b ,
Krueger, 2b...,
Lovett. If
McDonough, c
Olmstead, p...
Totals 32
1 4 24 15 1
Bloux City 0 0
0 0 2 0 0 1
Denver 1 0 0 01
Two-base hits: Starr, Irwin. Krueger.
Three-bas hit: Waldrcn. Sacrifice hits:
Lovett. Holmes. Welch. Bloien tmses:
Liovett, Holmes, Green. Double play: Hes
ter to Granville to Hester. Bases on balls:
Off Starr. 4; off Olmatead, 3. Struck out:
By Starr, 3; by oimsieaa. . nnw; i.sv.
Umpire: Haskell. Attendance: 2,(W.
HEKDRIX FITCHES AXD WIUS
Iw Lincoln Flteker Hoes Fine Work
at Da Moines.
ntCS MOINEB. July 27. Jack Thomas
shattered all doubt concerning the outcome
of the gsme by putting the ball over the
back fence with two men on bases. Des
Moines tried out two new pltcners, uaies
and Ollmore. Each did fairly well; well
enough to warrant another trial. Bates
did not allow a run In tha last three In
nings. And for the first three not a hit
waa made off Ollmore. The fielding of
Oagnler and Nlehoff waa sensational. Jack
Thomas also did some fancy work around
first base. Lincoln took three oi me lour
sames plaved In Des Moines, largely
through better work In the field. Hendrtx
pltcned a gooa game loaay, allowing mis
to be bunched but twice. Score:
DES MOINES.
AB. K. H. O. A. E.
4 0 2 1 8 0
10 0 111
Flournoy, If ..
Kelly, ib
FitxpatrKK, 7D
..101110
.. 1 1 2 15 0 0
..3 0 1 1 0 0
..4 0 1 10 0
.. 1 0 1 0 8 0
..4 1 0 0 8 0
.. 3 0 0 6 1 0
v. 2 0 0 0 4 0
..0 0 0 9 1 0
..101000
Dwer, lb .....
Bader, cf .......
W alsh, rf
Atidtrwon, sa ...
Nelhofr. 3b ....
Welgart, c
Ollmore, p
Bates, p ,
Dolan. -h
Totals
....... .:9 2
LINCOLN.
AB. R.
27 17
O.
i
3
13
3
0
1
6
0
E.
0
0
1
0
1
Jude. df
3
t
1
S
4
3
1
5
4
Fox. 2b
Oagnier, ss .
Thomas, lb ..
Davidson, cf
Prltchett, Sb
0
Mills, rf
0
Ztnran, c
Hendilx, p ..
0
0
Totals 34 6
27
15 2
Des Moines 0 0 0 0 0
10 0 1-3
OHM
Lincoln, 8.
Lincoln 0 0 0 3 0
Runs earned: Des Moines, 1,
Two-base htts: Dwyer, Jude,
Thomas.
Bases on balls: By Ollmore, 6; by Hendrtx.
4. Struck out: by Ullmore, 3: by Bates. 1;
by Hen lrlx, 3. Stolen bases: Davidson, Wel
gart. Double plays: Davidson to Oagnler.
feacririce hits: Kelly, Anderson, Ougnlvr,
(21. Davidson, Prltchett. Time: 1:68. At
tendance: 1,000. Umpire: Davis.
HARDWARE!
ME
TAKE TWO
l,f-Olass Aaareeaens Defeat
Both
Diets Teams.
The Lee-Glass-Andreesens defeated the
Diets team Sunday afternoon at Diets
park by scores of 8 to 3 and 7 to 4. Both
games were Interesting, especially the last
Same with the association team, which
eld the hardware men to a no score un
til tha seventh Inning, when hard and
conservative hitting pulled the Iee-Olaas-
Andrvesens through to victory, score, first
game:
L. O. A. Dim ASSOCIATION.
AB.H.O. A-E. ABHOAg.
Caaey. If ... I 1 0 OHall, lb .... 4 18 4
Bradford, lb. 4 1 4 1 0lifartr, If . 4 8 1
Lavlar, a , I 1 I I lr Bp'maa. It. 1 0
Hanry. rt .. 8 1 1 0 Eastman, aa . 4 4 t
Mlnlkua. lb. 8 111 OLMaeen. el .. 4 1 14
C. Clair, lb . I 3 I i lLrnch. lb ... 4 4 12 1 4
DoafMrtr, cl 4 1 7 1 It Hp' man. e 4 1 I 1
E. Clair, a . 4 I 8 I ! Pa bar. lb .. 4 I 1
Creaa. p ... I 4 1 I OSheaiak, rt . 1 1 4 0 4
atorearltr, p. I 1 4rsbat. p ... 4 3 1
Tola la U 14 17 11 3 Total 14 10 it 18
Bradford out for Interference.
Lea-Glaas 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 4 17
Diets Association.... 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 04
Two-baa htts; Mlnlklua. C. Clair til,
Dougherty, E. Clair. Shestak. Dlneen.
Three-baae hits: Casey, Hall. Struck out:
By Morearity. 2; xy Probst. S. Stolen
bases: K. Clair, C. Clair. Double piavs:
Morearity, E. Clair to C. Claw, E. Clair.
Minikiua to Bradford: Eastman, Hall to
Lynch. Bases on balls: Of Morearity. ;
off Probst. 2. Hit by pitcher: Shestak.
Time of game: 1:45. Umpire: Tracy.
Score, second game:
Lv O. A. D1ETZ Ll'MBER.
AB.H.O.A.E. AS H O A E
Caaar, It ... 4
Bradford, 2b. 4
Lsvlar. aa . 4
Henry, it ... I
Minlaua. lb . I
C. Clair, lb . 4
Iouatrty, cf 8
B Clair, s . 4
Moraarttr, p. 4
0Bltow. cf . 4
ISpallman, If. 4
Addaraon. lb. 4
I 4
0
4 Faber.
2 Wilder,
lb
11
I Hallai.
ftKxaada.
i Doup. lb . .
4ktallbea, p
1 t
3 0
Touia st 1 17 U I Taula t 17 11 I
Lee-Glaas 0 4 1 0 1 0 0 08
Dleta Lumber 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 03
Two-base hits: C. Clair. Blgelow. Three
base hit: Dougherty. Biruck out: By More
arity, 8. Stolen base: Casey. Double
piays: is. ciatr. Minikiua to Bradford.
cases on balls: Off Matthews. 8
arity. 4. Time, 1:. Umpire:
off More-
Tracy.
AMERICANS
WIS
BERLIN
Work af Mahtboay and May Araaaes
Kalhaslasns. a,
BERLIN. July 27. In the International
athletic contests which were held here yes
tmday J. D. Lightbody, University of Oil-
cagn, ana . . May, university or Illi
nois. participated ana their work aroused
much enthusiasm. Llahtbndy asllv ie.
feated Peterson, Sweden, In tha l.auO Hitters
liar ana later won the W meters flat
against thtrty-aeven competitors, gjvlng
inem a siarx or sixty-liv meters. May
raaiiy wvu ins luu-mwer nana leap run.
PhllaalihlaBS Play at Narthaatatoa
NORTHAMPTON. Jutv 17 Tha 0ctl-
men of Philadelphia Cricket team began
tnr naicu bars today against the North
amptonahlr eleven. The Philadelphiana
war all out la the first Innings for 14
runs. At in cloaa of play for the day the
Northamptonshire team had Ut ran for
8 La W lea!.
EVEN BREAK IN BROOKLYN
Chicago Win First Game by Score of
Three to One.
HEAVY BATTING BY DODGERS
Jaraaa Makes Two Home Haas la
Second Rasae and Lasnley Drive
la Tare Raaa vrlta Doable
ta Deep Center.
BROOKLYN, July 27.-Excellent batting
by Jordan and L.umley of the home team
In the second game forced Chicago to
split even today's double-header with
Brooklyn. The visitors won the 1 Irst game.
1 to 1. In the second game Jordan knocked
out two home run hits over the right field
fence, one of which scored Alperman. But
the thriller came In the eighth, wheo, with
two out and tha bases filled, Lumley bat
ting for 8heehan doubled to center, scoring
Hummel, Alperman and Jordan. Evers was
put out of tha game for shouting from
tha bench In the ninth Inning. Score, first
game:
CHICAGO.
BROOKLYV.
AB.H.O.A 6
AB H.O.A.G.
swale, ef ... I I 0 tnnrrh. if I 14 0ft
8.Trd, If... 3 t 0 M. loner, ct..i 1 0 j 0
t'lunre, lb... I 112 Hummel, rt .J 0 1 I t
Vrera. Ih I 2 4 1 Alperman. Ill 1 I I t
8tlnr!U, lb I 1 I 1 Jordan. In... 4 1 I 0 1
Hrwnt. rf...4 12 4 Soechan. 4b.. 2 1 2 S
Tinker, a.... 4 1 2 3 Lewla, m t 1
"oraa, e I 0 I J Ritler, a 4 1 4
Rralbach, .. l a arn. e 8 4 t I 0
Pamorlua, s..l 0 4 2 0
Totals SI I IT 14 I Fattee, s 1 1 0 0
Bell. 0 0 0
Totals 17 4 27 II 1
Batted for Paatorlu !n the eighth.
Chicago 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0-3
Brooklyn 000, 0 0010 01
Two-base hits: Reulhach. Fattee. Hits:
Off Pastorius, 7 in eight Innings. Double
plays: Reulbach, Tinker and Chance;
Chance and Evers; Stelnfeldt, Evers snd
Chance. Ieft on bases: Chicago, 4; Brook
lyn, 5. Bases on balls: Off Pastorius, 3;
off Reulbach, 5. Struck out: By Pastorius,
8: by Reulbach, 2. Time: 1:41. Umpire:
Rlgler.
Score, second game:
BROOKLYN.
AB.H.O.A E
CHICAGO.
AB.H.O.A.E.
Hrrh. If 1 OSIasle,
ef.,.. 4 1 1 S
aiamner, er.. 4 0 14 OShwkarA, If.. 4 130
Hummel, rfJli 4 1 4 1 Chance, lb... I t 8 0
Alp'mao, -Sb I 11 fgrwm, 2t 4 1 I 1 0
Jordan, lb... I 111 1 Stelnfeldt. lb 4 9 0 3 0
Sheehan, lb.. I 0 2 1 4 Howard, rf ... I 19 0 0
-L.amiey i i s t 0 Zimmerman ,1900
'-"". aa 1 1 1 A inker, m.... 4 4 110
-nergea I 9 4 1 OKIIna. e I 118 0
Bell, p 1 o I OLunagran. p.. I 0 1 1 0
nuiatT, p.... IU0I4
. Totals 13 11 14 10
Totals M I 17 17 1
Batted for Howard In the ninth.
Batted for Sheehan in the eighth.
t. nicago 0 0 0 0 3 1 1 0 03
oruuaiyn O2O9001S i
Two-base hits: Sheckard. Chance, Lum
ley. Three-baae hts: Tinker. Kling. Lewis.
in. hi. ruia: joraan. z. ns: utf Boll,
7 In five innlnas: off Rucker. 4 in fmi,
innings. Sacrifice hit: Kllng. Stolen bases:
variance, uooie pisys: Hummell snd Jor
dan. Left on bases: Chicago, 8; Brooklyn
4. Base on balls: Off Rucker. 1; off Lund-
gren, z. BtrucK out: By liucker, 9; by
uunugren, . iime; i:w. umpire: rllgier
Baatoa Wins Bath Uaatra.
BOSTON. July 27. Boston easily won both
games or a aouDle-neauer Irom Clnolrmatl,
10 to 1 and 6 to 0. In the first game tha
locals oeueo t oaKley nam and in the sec
ond errors by the visitor and infield
bunched timely hits made It an easy win
lor Boston, score, first game:
BOSTON. CINCINNATI.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A E.
Mies, n a I s s Hnaxhta; rb. . 4 2 8 1
Imhlen, aa I 1 0 I t) Kane, cf 4 110 0
Beaumont, cf. 6 1 3 0 OLohert. 3b..., 4 1 2 I 0
McUann, lb..S 111 McLean', . ..4 1 2 0 0
KlU'ltey, ?0... 4 I 8 I OGantel, 1W... 4 1 U 0
II ... 110 tPakert. It.... 4 1111
swaenry, is. . I 1 1 f MUeheH.ef. . I 0 ft
uranam. o. .. 4 Holivlttos.. I 0 1 4
Ucv'anax.: p.. I 1 0 3 0Caaklaa.unv,. 3 0 I
Totals...,
Cincinnati
Boston ...
8 It 17 14 1) TotaXU ,f.M 8 94 U
....0 0 O.'b'Qt 1 0 01
1 0 0 '0. V4 2 '10
Two-base htts:
Kane, Beaumont, Hlggins.
Sacrifice hrta: Rltchey, McCarUjy, Sweeney.
Stolen bases: Beaumont. Sweeney, Lobert
Double plays: Sweeney, Rltchey to McQann;
Dahlen, Rrtchey to McGann. Laft on bases;
Cincinnati, 5; Boston. 8. Struck out: By
Aicv,ariny, a; Dy coaxiey, I., wild pitch:
voaaiey. lime: 1:42. empire: Rudder
bam. 1 t, . '
Score, second game:
BOSTON. CINCINNA AI.
AB.H.O.A.E. . . AB.H.O
A.K
4
0 i
2 I
1
0 i
0
0 '
2 :
l
Bates, rf...
20 Hufiloa. lb.. 4
Dahlan, aa...
Kallar. cf....
MrGann, lb..
4 Kane. cf.
I I
Lsbert.. lb.,'..
SSrblel. c......
vMcLeaa, lb..
Paaliort, If...
Mllchell. rf..
Hulavltl. as..
Campbell, p..
0 11
1 1
3 I
0 I
Klirner, lb...
Browns,' If.,.,
Sweeney, lb..
Bowerman, c
1 4
0 1
rerruaon, p.
Tntala U 10 17 li Totala 17 24 10
Boston 0 0 1 0 0 3 2 0
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0- 0 0 0 0 00
Two-base hit: Kelley. Dahler Sacrifice
hits: Hulswltt, BchieU Campbell. Double
plays: Lobert. Hugglns to McLean: Rltchey,
Mcoann to Dahlen. L-ft on bases: Cln
clnnatl, 7; Boston, 10. Bases on halls: Off
Ferguson, 2; off Campbell, 6. Bases on
errors: Boston, 2. Ha by pitched ball: By
rerguson, i. BtrucK out: By Ferguson. 3
by Campbell, l. Time: 1:40. Umpire: Rud
aernam.
Philadelphia Wins Two Games.
PHILADELPHIA. July 27. Philadelphia
defeated St. Ixmls In both games of
double-header here today. Tha first game
a pitchers battle and in the second the
home team won by knocking Raymond off
the rubber In the fourth inning. Score, first
game:
PHILADELPHIA. 8T. LOl'lg.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.
Orant. lb I
1 1
0 Murray, cf... 4
vBrroe. lb 4
Kon-u-kr. Ib. 4
OBarrr. rf I
4 Pclekanljt. 113
Charlei, aa... 4
1 tlllaa, I
OGIIbert. Tb... 2
tMiQIrso. p . I
Knabs, lb.... I
Titua. rf I
Magaa, If t
1
I 4
0
12
I
0 i
Hr.o.ficld. lb I
Oaborne, cf . .. I
Doolln, aa.... I
lknoln. c I
HcO,ulllln. p. I
Tutala 21 8 17 11 1 Totala 4 24 lo
St. Louis 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 01
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2
Two-base lilt: Titus. Sacrifice hits: Gil
bert, Knahe (2), Grant. Stolen bases: Parry
(2), Titus. Magee. Left on bases:.St Louis,
5; Philadelphia. J. Struck out: By Mc
Glynn, 2; by McQuillin. Double play:
Grant, Knabo to Bransfleld: Base on er
rors: St. Louis. 1. Bases on ball: Oft
McQulllln. 3. Hit by pitched hall: By Mc
Ulynn, 1. Time: 1:36. Umpire: Johnstone.
Score, second game:
PHILADELPHIA. 8T. LOCIS.
AB.H.O.A.E AB.H.O.A.E.
Orant. lh..
0 M array, cf. .. I
PByrna. tb. ... 4
OKonrtchr. lb. 4
0 Barry, rf I
4 belrbaaty. It I
OCkarlaa, aa-lb 4
4 Luftwts, c. . ,, 4
o Gilbert, tb... I
Knabe. tb.... I
Tliua. rf 3
Masea. If I
Branifkld. lb 4
Ocborne. af. .. 8
Dunlin, aa. .. . 4
Jarklltarb. C . 4
Posen. p 8
R-illy. aa ... I
Raymond.
P 1
.... I
Tola la 20 17 18 tlBaabe, p.
Totala II 8 24 14 2 1
Philadelphia 0 2 S 0 0 0 0 6
St. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 01
Hits: Off Raymond. 8 In two and two
thirds Innings; off B.ebe, 1 In four and
one-third Innings. Two-ban hit: Ixle
hanty. Thri-e-baa hit: Delhanty, Knabe.
Stolen bases: Murray, Magee, Foxon,
Jaiklitsch. Btruck out: By Raymond. 3;
by Foxen. 3; by Beebe, 1. Left on bases:
St. LojIs, 11; Philadelphia. 8. Diuhle
plays: Grant. Knabe to Bransfleld: H.-lllv,
Chsrles to Konetchy; Ludwlg to Rellly.
Bases on balls: Off Raymond. 4; off Foxen.
8; off Beebe. 2. Wild pitches: Raymond. 2.
Time: 1:56. Umpire: Johnstone.
riratea Wla from Giants.
NEW YORK. July 27 Pittsburg won
another gam her today and changed
pitchers during the eighth Inning, sending
Young in to replace Maddox when tha
locals looked to hav a chance. Score:
PITTSBIRO. NKW YORK.
AB.H.O. A.B. AB H O A g
Tbomaa. cf...l 4 14 4 Tannay. lb... I 8 2
Leaca, lb ... 4 1 noyle. 2b 4 till
( larka. If 4 I ' 4 Breanabaa. 1 4 1 4
Wasasr. as . . 4 2 2 8 3 Iwalia. rf ...4 1 a
Ab'ticbls. 2b. I 8 I aaayaaoar, cf.,8 1
Wiboo.. rt..., 4 8 4 Olwvlla. Ib. ... I I I 4
Swaclna, lb.. 14 MK'orai'k, If. 4 I
Giaaua. a I 1 8 t 8Bridw.ll. aa.. 8 3 7 4 4
Haa4ux. p.... I 1 3Cra.nd.li. p. . 1 t
Young, p 1 4 4Naa4hm ...
aaibawaoa. p 1
Totala 88 8178
Totals W 4 27 13 J
Batted tot Crandall ln tha eighth.
Pittsburg 1080804) 4
Naw York IIMIIMH
Two-baa hits: Clark, Wagnar, 3; WU-
son. Swaclna. Three-base hit: Wilson.
Hits: Off Crandall. I In eight Innings; off
Mathews.. n. I in one Inning; off Maddox. 4
In seven and one-third Innings; off Young,
none In one and two-thirds innings. Sacri
fice hits: Abbntichlo, 3. Ctnlen bases:
Clark, Itonlin. Double play: Bridwell and
IHiyle. Left on bases: rittshurc. 8: New
York. .1. First on balls: Off Crandall. 1:
off Matthewson, 1; off Maddox. 8; off
Toung. 1. First on errors: Pittsburg Hit
bv nltched hall: llv Maibln 1: hv Voiina
2. Struck out: By 'Crandall. 2: by Mathew-
son, I; by Maddox, 1; by Young. 1. Time:
1.65. I'mplres: Klein and Emc.
TOWED DEFEAT FLOHF.CB
nam Reaalta la letory for tiaa
Company by lo to B.
The Townsond Gun company team de
feated Florence Sunday afternoon at
Florence park; score. 10 to 5. Baker started
to do the pitching for Florence, but was
knocked out of the box In the first Inning
and retired in favor of Harhllton, who
pitched great ball the remainder of the
game. Morearty pitched an excellent
game. Johnson, the Townoend s new short
stop, made a siectacular stop that brought
the spectators to their feet. Twlchell per
formed a few professional stunts around
the second bag. Trowbridge's batting was
feature, he getting; three two-bagcers
out of five times at bat. The Town.-ends
lay the Blair Clothing company at Philr,
eb., next Sunday: Score:
TOWNSENDS. KTyORBNrS.
AB H O A S AB H O A K
B14nnn. aa ..,
Johnano. aa ,
Klllntt, Sb ...
Twlchelt, Jb
1
4Hiiaha. sa .. 8
OTroanf ae. Sb
1 0
2 I
1 4
1 4
1 II
2 4
1
1 0
I
1 Pealann. II .. 4
ITrarr. tb
OFarlay, lb
sttk. a .
' Carey, cf
OBarr, rt ..
"osnen. e .
4 Hamilton,
Qullr. If ,
1 10
I 7
I 2
I
I
l o
0
Hill, lh
Brown, e ..,
O'Connor, cf
OflMy. rt ...
Morearty, p
Baker, p
Totala
34 13 27 18 3
Totala ! 10 27 15 I
Townsends 8 0 0 0 1 0 0 1" 010
Florence 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 1 05
Two-base hits: Trowbridge til, Tracy,
Elliott. Brown. Stolen bases: Qulgley t2,
Hamilton. Struck out: By Morearty, 4;
by Hamilton, 10. Bases on balls: Off
Morearty, 2; off Hamilton, 2. .Umpire:
Gibson.
Stora Coronas Wla la lowa.
STANTON. Ia.. July 27.-1 Special. A-The
Slori Coronas of Omana defeated the
home' boys by a score of 6 to 1. The visit
ors played errorless ball and were able
to tilt at the right time. Kleven sare
hits were secured off of the home twlrlera,
ho were forced to use both Mollerhoff
and Nlmrod. Young pitched superb ball
for the visitors, striking out nine and al
lowing but six hits. The fielding of the
Infield of the Stora team was the best seen
here this season. Score:
STORZ CORONAS. , STANTON. '
ABHO.AE ABHO.AE.
McLean. Sb . 4 1 i 2
Garrey, Tb .. 6 3 1 2
Kurera. aa .. 4 0 1 I
Wllllama, o . 4 1 11 0
Harhter, lb . I I I
Bando, rt ... 4 1 1
Hntf. If ... 4 I 1 0
Umlth, cf ..1014
Young, p ... 4 1 1 2
CE Mol'hoff. p 4
OSwanann, lb . 4
OArnell, rf ... I
Newqulat. 3b. 2
OA. Mol'boff, o t
OHultman. ft . I
OSondlr, If ... 3
l' Hill. 2b .... I
OAndaraon, aa. 2
1 1
11
1 I
Nlmrod.
Totala I 11 27 10
Touts
Stort, Coronas .1 10 2
p .. 8
. ... 10 27 IS 4
0 0 0 2 0-4
10 0 0 0-1
Stanton, 1.
Stanton. 0 0 0 0
Earned runs: Coronas. 3
Three-base hit: Hodge. Two-base -hits:
Garvey, Hachten, Nlmrod. Double play:
Kucera to Hachten. Bases on bans: oil
Nlmrod, 1 Struck out: By Nlmrod, 8; by
Young. . Hit by pitched ball: Williams.
Sacrifice hits: Smith. Kucera. Left on
bases: Stors, 8; Stanton, 2. Time of game:
1:00. Umpire: Wilson.
Denver Staggers Next.
Pueblo will be followed at Vinton street
park by the Mountaineers from Denver,
wnom Manager irwin win Dring ior a
three days' selge with Pa's Champions.
Denver will be here Tuesday. Wednesday
and Thursday and the fans are looking for
ward to some warm games, vt nue Mc
Donough Is a terror to all pitchers. It la a
real pleasure to see him handle the willow.
Denver has several heavy sluggers besides
McDonough and ta liable to run away with
any game by shear force of slogging the
ball. The lineup:
Omaha.
Autrey
King
AuHtln
Franck
Fisher
Welch.".
Belden
Oondlng
IBrand ..
Ragan.'..'
Hall
Sanders
Rhodes
Hollenbeck...
Position,
Denver.
White
.....Kruger
Irwin
. nrst
, .Second ....
.Third ....
..Shortstop
.-..Klnnally
,..Lett JIkU. ...Belden
...Center ..,.Waldron
. lilght field..... ....cassldy
..Catcher
.McDonough
Catcher
...Pitcher
..Pitcher
...Pitcher
'..... -Zalusky
. ,.X....'..:imatHd
s'fBohanon
Adams
...Pitcher
...Corbett
.Fltcrmrr .'.
. :.ACruvtx-k
Hollys Win with McAadrewa.
The Hollys defeated the Brodegaard
Crowns at Florence Sunday afternoon. The
score was 6 to 4. For the first tlrne in
weeks McAndrews was on the mound for
the Hollys and his throwing was gilt-edge.
He deserved 10 hold his opponents to a
much lower eoore, but his support bunched
errors In the latter part of the game, giv
ing the losing team their runs. Thrw'ot
the hits secured off McAndrews were In
field taps that were too slow to be fielded.
After being out of the'' game for 'two
weeks Gibson came back strong with the
stick, getting three opportune safeties. g
den, the Antler catcher, caunht the flrxt
three innings for the Hollys ln flrve style
until Steck put In an appearance. Bteck
kept up his clouting. Score by Innings:
R H. E.
Hollys 2 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 -6 4
Crowns 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 04 7 t
Batteries: McAndrews. Ogden and Steck;
Swift and Danxe.
Married Men
TABLE ROCK.
Prove the Batter.
Neb.. July 27. (Spe-
Ctal.) Friday the married men contested
with the single men, both of this place,
for supremacy In a holly contested ball
game on the Table Rock grounds, the
former winning out by a score of Ij to 2.
Score:
Married men 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 3 18
Single men 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12
Errors: Single men, 6: Married men. J.
Hits: Single men, 8; Married men, 8. Bat
teries: Single men. Billings and Petrashek;
Married men. Allen and Tylor.
Games la Tkrca-1 I.eagne.
At Dubuque. Ia.
Duhuoue
Springfield
At Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapid
Decatur t
At Clinton, la
Clinton
Bloomington
At Hock Island.
Peoria ,
Kock Island
R H E.
. & 2
.14 2
R.H E.
.21
.243
RILE.
.281
.18 01
K.ll E.
.471
.232
Kenwood Tourney lleanuied.
CHICAK. July 27. May in the western
open tennis championship tournament
which began Saturday on the courts of the
Kenwood Country club, was resumed to
day. There were several matches lo be
played which were postponed from the
first day in addition to the rounds regu
larly appointed. Drawings for the women's
singles were scheduled to take place and
play In this division will begin tomorrow
or Wednesday. There are about a doton
entries for the woman's title. Arrange
ments for the mixed doubles have not yet
been made.
Riversides Defeat Merchants.
The Riversides defeated the Benson
Merchants st Benson Eagle park by th
store of 8 to 1. The feature of the game
was the pitching of Murray, who allowed
the Merchants but four hits and struck
out nine men.
Batteries: Riversides Murrav and
Dlneen. Merchants' Larson and Morran.
The Riversides will play the Walter O.
Clarks next Sunday at Her s park tor a
large purse.
Tennis Doable Walt.
Championship doubles In the city' tennis
tournament at the Field club will rest un
til Arthur Scrihuer returns from Chicago,
where he Is playing the west rn tourna
ment. Scribner and Martin will pUy
W hlttemore and Cub Potter and Ih- winner
of that match will play Kohn and Hughes
in the finals. The consolation match. -a In
both singles and doubles axe being rluyel
out each evening.
Bin latenes of Fish.
Harry Bwartxlander has returned frorn a
six weeks' fishing trip at the lakes of
Minnesota. He made several big eatchvg
and brought home a six and a twelve
pound pickerel.
RIVBRTON. Neb., July 27 (Special )
The base ball game between Cambridge
and Rlverton. played on the Hfwerton dia
mond, resulted tn a score 'of 7 to 2 In
favor ot Cambridge.
Market Defends Title.
NEW YORK. July J7 -H. H. Hackstt
successfully defended hi title a cham
pion of New Yerk In lawn tennis singles
today. On th ourt of th New Yvrk
I Standing of the Teams I
WEST. LEAGUE.
W. Ia I'ct.l
Fknux City.. M SS .,tndliinarcHls...t;4 4 X
Omaha M n .2! ulsvllle S1 44 6 S
Lincoln 80 42 84iioledo t W 44 .54
De-nver 49 tn .6115 Tolumbus S4 4t .fC
Pueblo 29 66 .41.' tllnncaradta 4 .&J
Des Molne..(fl 5J .ailwaukee ...,4SfS M
iduiMS Clty...4i 5ii .41
Itt. Tsui 31 70
NAT L. LEAGUE. I A M BU. LEAGUE.
WLI'rl W.KIVt.
Pittsburg ....M Si .soTvVtrnrt n .11 .H-l
Chicago 50 aK 5l V. Ixmls 53 37
New Y'ork... 5) 37 .S"V "hit-arm 51 .:n
t'hlladcloh a 44 3x ..V." 'leveland W 42 .Ml
Cincinnati,... 4 41 .5UU,bllilelphl;t...47 4J .F
Bostnn 4.147 ..4'toston 41 41 .HI
Brooklyn ...32 53 .87 Washington . .. M .T,9
St. I.ouls 3n it) .S4.,iNew York 32 W X
GAMES TODAT.
Western learns hunwi. at rimnh.
Pueblo at Des Moines. Sioux citv at l.in
coin.
National Ianp-rittl.llr at Veat V,rk
Cincinnati at Boston, Chicago at Brooklyn!
St. Ixiuls l Philadelphia.
American league Waslnngton at St.
Louis, Philadelphia at Chicago. New York
at Detroit, noston at Cleveland.
American Association Milwaukee at To
ledo. Kansas City st Columbus. St. Paul at
-naianfrpolls, Minneapolis at Louisville.
Athletic club at Travcrs Island he defeated
Henry J. Mollehaur. 8-3, 4-8, 8-3. CVuirt
generalship sums up the match. Th
doubles will be finished next week.
Cnlambas Defeats Kansas City.
' COLUMBUS, Jis- r7.-Colnmhus de
feated Kajisas City, 5 to 4 Score:
COLUMHl 9. KANSAS CITT.
An. H, O A K. AB H.O.A.E
met. Sb.
I 1 2 CHnllman. cf. i
I
I
J. Owall. cf 4
Jackhm, rf. . . 5
13 OITui, aa 4
0 1 0 MSulllran. e. . . 4
S 0 CNeltnbnrs, rf. i
1110 Krahrar. ih.. I
t 1 4 1 W orl. If I
1 1 0 t ttowme, Jb. . . 4
0 2 10 Hryil.in. lb .. 2
0 t Carter, p 4
4
I
I
1
0
Kruer. If..
Jamea, c
Halrtr, ai ...
Klhm. lb...
Wrlgley. ;b
Itoxara. p..
Tar (Of, p..
0 11
1 3
lis
, Totala 14 Til 15 2
Totals SH II to 11 1
'T'" out when winning run
Columbus .. ...0 1 3 0 I' 0
Kansns City.-. 0 0 2 0 0 2
Stolen bases: OdweirT Raldy
cored.
0 0 0 16
0 0 0 04
Baerifice
ma. rutKiy (ii, tjciwell,
Wrlgley. Bases on hells:
off Taylor. 1; off Carter. 3.
Klhm. Wood.
Off Rogers. 8;
1 mo-uase hits
rriei. Kruffer. WrmH TK,.h... v,...
James. louble plays: Wrigley to Klhm;
Heydon. Sullivan to Heydon. Btruck out:
By Rogers. 3; by Taylor, 1. Hits: Off
V'"!" U ln m' "nn two-thirds Innings;
ff Tayr' 1 ln four one-third in-
?..?' . Tlrn: 2:SL Umpires: Kerin nd
Bierhalter.
llooslers Win In Mnth.
INDIANAPOLIS. July J7.-Hayden'
triple and Carr" single In the ninth won
todays game for Indianapolis, 5 to 4.
Score:
INDIANAPOLIS. ST. PAtX.
AB.H.O.A. K. AB H.O.A.E
Banh. aa I
baldaon. cf... 4
Harden, rf . .. 6
2 2 4
0 Oeer, If. .
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 1
orio.t. ,a
3 2 0
twhlr, lb..
Carr. lb t lil't ni '
Coulter. If.... 1 to (ISrhlaael, c
Uvlniaton, c. 8 0 4 3 ONoncian. e .
Llnitaay. lb.. 4 1 0 I OAlrmrer. Ib.
Hnpke, Ib I 0 2 0 0 Nae, aa ..
8'M's. I 1 OOehrtng, ef..
Hall, p
vii IV 21 If V
Totala U 10J4 11 I
Two out when winning run. waa made.
St. Paul O n il l inaan.
Indianapolis 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 18
Two-baae hits:. Wheeler, Carr. Thretv
0 2 0 1-6 0 .2 0 0 Otcapol -2-0..
base hit: Hayden. Home run: Wheeler.
Struck out: By Slagle, 6; by Hall, 6. Stolen
baaes: Coulter. Lindsay, Gehrlng
Passed nlls: Schlssel, 8. Bases on balls:
Off Slagle. 3; off Hall, 5. Time: 1:45. Um
pire: Kane.
IOITH
OMAHA
OCX
SHOOT
Members Hold Shoots Hegnlarly and
Ara After Herorda,
South ' Orriafia lui .an enthusiastic gun
club. The members have lieon holding
shoots every Sunday aftepioon for two
mQnh-'of more. Th chief movers in the
organixatlon..- are Dana Morrill, Frank
Dworak and Chief John Brlggs.
Tha .mprk ..yeatorday afternoon was no
exception to. th general good work. The
Shoot is held tn a field Just west of Jettei"
lake. The sun Interfered considerably, but
this will be remedied before tho next
Rhoot. . The ., . best score .yesterday was
tmule by Fxiink Dworak, who broke
twenty-four targets out of twenty-five.
Boyje and Casper tied for second place,
breaking twenty-three. BNggs and Yost
tied for third place, with a score of twenty-two.
Tlie delpiled acore Is omitted, but
the fpllowlhg Is the total for each member
m uie. ciuu; . . ., , .
Dworak
..'.'Way ...
..:3Botcurt
...OThomaa
..22Jetter ,
..li Hughes
Boyle
Cllnehard
Bnggs
Salowskt ....
Hackensmdth
IkHlons
McCIIntock , 20Ollwlckl
uourp inc. Way
Casper
Yost ...
Wilson
.Zit'lapp ..
.22Ullch ..
.20
SEEKS LONG-DISTANCE RECORD
Thomas McAoghcy Banning Against
Time from Toronto ta Xrw York.
TORONTO. Ont.. July 27,-Thomas J. Mc-Aught-y.
a long-distance runner, started
this morning In an attempt to make a rec
ord run from here to New York. He Is
running under tli i auvplces of . the . Ynung
Men s Christian, association, and carr:es
a letter from the mayor of Toronto to the
mayor of New York.
Another Vanderbllt Race.
NEW YORK. July 27. Application to hold
another Vavderbllt cup race on the road
ln Long Island on October 24 was madu
today to the board of supervisors of Nas
sau county, to be run under tho auspicas of
the American Automobile association, the
Same as heretofore. The application will
be passed upon later.
mats' nuceeaafat snnday.
The Blat team defeated th Independ
ents by a score of T to 8 Sunday ln a game
which lasted twelve Innings.
People Ktore Wins.
Th Peoples more team defeated th
Hartman team Sunday at Fort Omaha
13 to 14. 1111 and Mandelbera formed the
battery for the winners and Kundson and
Knudson for Hartmans.
Red Clond Beata Baperlor.
RED CLOUD, Neb.. July 2T.-(Speclal.)
Superior met Rd Clouu on tin- urco
diamond, with Adams aa pitcher for Red
Cloud, and Harris fur Superlorvreauliing
In the score of 2 to 1 In favor of Rud
Cloud.
Winds ftrhool Gets In.
The Windsor school baseball nine de
feated th nine from the Melrose school
Monday afternoon by a score of 14 to 5.
Pride of Omajia Winner.
The Pride of Omaha defeated a nine from
the People s store, 3 to 1, Bunduy. Peter
on held tha stor team down to four hits.
Balldlaa; Permits.
C. KJeldgaard Tlilrty-aecond and Arbor.
frame dwelling, fi.M); C. KJelilgaaid. Thirty-second
and Arbor, frame dwelling, 33.500.
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PILES!
DETROIT WINS IN SEVENTH
Hofg Holds the Tifen Safe for Tint
Six Inning-.
HITS MIXED WITH WILD THROWS
four Rnna Tarn Tide Against lllgli-
landers and They Fall tn Rally
Other American l.eagar
gcares.
DETROIT. July 17 -Hogg had DotnMt
baffled until the seventh, when the horns
tam got a run over an.1 had the bases
filled, with two out on singles and passes.
Chcsbrn was substituted and an Infield hit
by Schaefer, and two wild throws by New
York pjpyers sent three runs across.
Score:
PKTROU.
NEW YORK.
AB.H.O.A.E.
AB.H.O. A. ft.
Mrlntyre, If . 1 0 11 Refler, rf....4 1
fkhaettr. aa..4 1 4 1 1 I'cmroy. lb.... 4 1 3 1
t rawtonr. rf. 4 11 0 u Che. lb 4 0 4 0 1
Ci'htt. rf 4 8 1 OH.-mphlll, cf.. 4 180
Rnaamn. lb . I 0 2 Morlarlly, Ib 4 1 0 1
Cou 81 i. Ib. 4
Sohmiui, c. . I
Itownt. 2b..., I
Willed, p.... 3
I I 4 Otvrlthanly. II. I I I I I
1 k 4 OBall. a I I 8 8
1110 Klelnow, c... I 0 4 4 1
011 ll. . p I 0 0 0
Cheabro. p ... 0 0
IS 7 27 18 2 Manning, p... 0 01
Total.
orlh 144
r-
Totals 91 t4 I
Batted for Chebro In eighth.
Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 4
New t.Yrk 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0-1
Two-lmse hit: Ball; Hits: Off Mogg. 8
In six and two-thirds Innings; off Chcaoro,
1 In one-third Inning; off Manning. ( in
ouh Inning. Sacrifice hit: Downs. Stolen
bases: Dclchanty (111. liouhle plays: Mc
Intyre to Downs. Hogg to Bull to Conroy.
Ift on bases: Detroit, 6; New York. 3,
Buses on balls: Off Wlllett. 2; off Hogg,
8. lilt by pitched ball: By ilogg, 1. Struck
out: By Wlllett. 6; by Hogg, 2, by Man
ning, L Wild pitches: Wlllett. l; Hogg, 1.
Time: 1:45. Umpire: . Evans.
Browns Xhsl Oat Senators.
BT. LOUIS. July 27 Two singles were
all Washington made today and Ht. Ia.uIs
won the third gamo tof the series. 6oore:
ST. UU8. WASRINOTilN.
AB.ll 0 A E AB.H.O.A.E.
Slone. If 4 3 1 A C Oanlay. If.... I 0 1 t
Hartiell, rf.. I
Wlillami, 2b. 4
Wallace, aa.. I
Ferrta. lb.,.. 4
C Jonca, cl. . 4
T. Jonea, lt. 2
Stephana, c... 4
Powell, p I
1 I 0 Milan, cf 4 1 I 0 0
0 1 4 tt'nVtaub, lh . 4 t 1 t 0
1 1 4 1 Clyster. Jb-rf. 4 0 10
2 4 2 Warner, o. ... I t i
110 crroman. lb.. 2 0 18 1 0
0 II IMrBrltta, aa. . 1 0 1 1 t
1 1 I vevhlpsa. Ib... 141
1 0 4 0 lluahea, p.... 2 0 1 5 0
Plckerins, rt I 0 0 k
..32 10 r It ) AanneblU ,. 1 0 0 0
Burn, p 0000
Totala.
Totals M I
Batted for Shlpkn In eighth.
Batted for Hughes In eighth.
St. Louis 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 1
Washington 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Two-base hits: Ferris, Unlaub, Poall,
Wallace. Hits: Off Hughes, 8 tn seven In
nings; off Burns. 2 In one Inning. Sacri
fice) hits: Hartzell. Shlpke. Stolen base:
Wallace. Double plays: Wallace to Will
iams to Jones, W illiams to Wallace to
Jones. Left on bases: St. Louis, 5; Wash
ington, 4. Bases on balls: Off Powell, 4;
off Hughea, 4. Hit by pitched bull: Powell.
1. Struck out: By Powell, 3; by Hughes, 2.
Time: 1:30. Umpire: Connolly.
.Athletics Defeat White Box.
CHICAGO. July 27.-Vlckera' pitching
was the feature of today's game, Phila
delphia winning, t to 1. Vtckera held the -locals
to three scattered hits and would
have scored a shut-out but for Nichols'
error. White pitched three balls. Hart sol
tripling and C Collin doubling. Score:
PHILADELPHIA . CHICAOO.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
Hartrei, if... 4 I 1 V Hahn. rf 4
E. Collins, tb I
S. Smith, lb. I
Murphy, rf... 4
Nil-hold, aa. . . 4
J. Cnlllna, lb 4
Oldnntf. cf .; 1
Srhreck. c... 1
1 5
1- Jonea, cf 1
0 5
0 12
3 0
1 1
1
1 I
1 I
0
0 1.6.11. lb
4
14
0 Dougherty,
1 Davla, lb.,
ti Parent, aa.
0 Andraon
C Waaver, c
O'AII
Taunehlll,
If I
it! 3
1 1
VUkert. p.... 1
Totals..
.11 27 15
1 White, p
o
Km lib, p.. 4
Totala
3 27 13 9
Batted for Parent In ninth.
Batted for Weaver hi ninth.
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 01
1'hlluUelphla .' 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Two-base hits: E. Collins. Hahn. Three-
base hit: Hartsel. Hits: Off Whit. 1 In
one-third Inning; off Smith, 7 in eight and
two-thirds Innings. Sacrifice hits: 8. Smith,
Be h reck. E. Collins, DOtigherty, Jones.
Stolen bases: Murphy (2.1, Dougherty.
Double play: F. Smith. Weaver tn lrhell.
Bases on balls: Off Smith. 2; off Vlckcrs.
2. Btruck out: By F. Smith, 1. Time:
1:45. Umpires: O'Lnughlln and Hurst.
Wllber Loses to Mayer Brotne-ra.
WILBER. Neb.. July 27. (SDecial.)-.
Wllber lost to Mayer Bros, team of Lincoln
Sunday ln an eleven-Inning contest, prin
cipally through Inability to hit at tha
f roper moment. The game wag character
zed by heavy hitting on both sides. Score:
Mayer Bros 8 001100000 14 10 i
Wllber 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-6 7 3
Batteries: Harwell and Miller; Shlmomk
and Storkan. Struck out: By Farwell. 7;
by Shlmonek. 8. Hit by pitched ball: By
Farwell. 4. Baaes on balls: Off Farwell,
8: off Bhlmonek. 1. Double plays: Wllber,.
2: Mayer Bros., 1. Home run: Shlmonek.
Three-base hit: Trobougb (2). Dobbs. Met
calf, W. Miller. Two-base hits: Storkan,
Dean. Earned runs: Mayer Bros., 4; Wll
ber, 3.
Broken Bow Brats Ansley.
BROKEN BOW, Neb., July 27. (Special
Telegram.) The first official game of the
season took place today between Broken
Bow and Ansley, resulting tn a vlctry for
the Cornier. The game waa close and Well
played throughout. Score:
Broken Bow S
Ansley 0
Batteries: Anderson and Smith: Bcott and '
Burnham. Umpire: Hayes. Attendance:
5(10.
Coos Haplds Claim t hamploasnlg..
COON RAPIDS. Ia., July 27 Th Coon
Rapids Grays clinched their claim to tha
semi-professional championship of Iowa
Sunday by defeating the fast McClelland,
Iowa, team In an exciting contest by tha
score of 4 to 3. The local had a shade
the best ln all departments and Davis out-pitrh-d
Cass throughout th game
Batteries: Davis and Towne; Cas and
Duff.
Ramblers and Fremont Break Ev
The Ramblers of Omaha played Fremont
at Fremont Saturday and Sunday. In Sat
urday's game the Ramblera won In flv In
ning, 4 to 0. The second game Went to
Fremont, the score being 8 to 1. The Ram
blers leave for Seward, Neb.. Monday
morning.
Fire tare la Kadaraac Test.
BUFFALO. N. Y., July 27 -The five ran.
about s which finished mtth perfect scored
in the contest tor the Howor trophy ln
the run with the car in the Gllddaii con
tent left here at 8 o'clock this morning
for Cambridge Springs. They will oonilnue
over the Uliddcn comae until but one ma
chine remain with a perfect score,
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