- . . . ... THE OMAHA DAILY DEE: TUESDAY. AUGUST 13. IOCS. 9 ,
Opening- of Mid-West Tennis Tournament in Omaha; Many Cracks Attend and Play is Fast
( LINCOLN EASY FOR CHAMPS
Pile Up Enough Rani to Win in the
f Opening Innings.
R&GAJf TOO MUCH T OK LIU COLS
ti
i
Tksmai and Gagaler Only Onee Able
It Hit Delivery la a
for Beard.
LINCOLN. Aug. 17 The Omaha cham
pion w-ere easy winner today by a acore
I. of S to 2. The wildness ot Hendrlx and
timely ilng'lea by A.uslln and King gave
tlie lsltor a l"d of four runs In the two
opening InnjigA. ctrchftig the result In
I "naha's favkr.- Ragan pitched In good
I rm. and Tlmman and Gagnler were thes
only Greenbackers able to aolve his ilanta
".Ith any degree of a iccess. Thomas landed
for a double arid a triple. The Lincoln
.I'ih, whlrh departed for Colorado tonight.
Is to play an' exhibition game tomorrow
at McCoo'k. Omaha la to play at Friend.
The score:
LINCOLN.
A B
Fox. Ih
Jide, If
Davidson, cf
Thomas, lb
Pritchett, lb
(Issnler. ss .
Wonger. rf ..
Zinran. c -. . i .
Hcndrix, p . .
Monno." fi --. .
Jones
Total
... 1
R.
ft
0
n
2
o
o
0
o
a
o
0
33. :
OMAHA.
A B. R.
....a) 1
a - i
(3 . 1
Fishes'. If
King, 2b
A utrev. lb ..
WelctC ;.,,
Ai' tn. .Tb'-,.a. 1
I ' Aten. rf 4
Franck. as 4
i i. Hiding, c .. 2
Kagan. p 4
H.
1
0
0
2
0
2
0
1
o
o.
4
A
4
2
3
I
0
1
0
o.
3
3
14
1
0
o
I
1
0
17
Time: 13 Umpires: Brennan and Davl
Attendance, i.
DF.n MOIE An DG VF.R DIVIDE'
Bader Kaorkec Oat hy a Pitched Ball j
la tkt eeal.
l'KNVFR. -nlo. Aug. 17 Artie Bader.
was hit on the head by pltrhed hail In
the iet nnl game today, being so badly
hurt he mi taken amav In an ambulant e.
The I. ail m a bib Ir.ehnot, sent In by
Adams, whlrh Rn.dr thought waa ar-una,
high over the Hate; Instead. It took a
mvi bend, striking him on the back of
th head. For the while hi left aide wea
pnrlJ. but he had recovered the use
of hi muscles when taken from the park
J.-irksm gave ! Moines a stare In the
iTit innlns? of the firwt game with a bad
throw to first. Oood hitting followed, prlv
Ing Pea Moines a safe lead. Ftriim gave
them chances In two other Innlnrs. o the
game was speedily lost. Wonderful catches
bv I'aiM'lv and Flournoy were features.
Wltherup pitched one of his best games.
In the second, two threo-bargers by Mc
Donough. following hits by Klnneally.
gave the contest to Denver. The game waa
called the end of the fifth on the usual
ple nf darkness, hut the Injury to Bader
had n-.ide player and spectators willing
that the game should be stopped. Score,
fir.-.t game;
DENVER.
Waldron. rf
Kelden. ss
Cassadv. rf
While, lh
Lovett. If
Krtieger. 2h
Kir.neally, 3b
Zalusky, e
Jacksnn. p
Hohannon
Totals
Standing of the Teams
DETROIT BLANKS BOSTON
i Ah-, t .... till nn. ...! ! I I Double r'y: I.ewls to Williams.
I Liwe- i I an 1 iknnt ?b I 4 I 1 4 i .&u. Umpire; St. Clali.
; Mfi trBf. lb. (Oil VMi-rnar. ... 1 w a f e
' Stem, p .... 114 tDvughertj. p . I I 4
MID-WEST TENNIS WAR IS ON
Flourony. If ...
Fltiptrlck, rf
t i r, lb
Ba.ier, cf
K"llv. as
Walsh. Ib
Neihoff. 3b ....
Weigart. c ....
Wltherup, p ..
Totals
Batted for Jackson in the ninth.
AB. R. H. O. A. E I
..4 0 1 2 0 0
..4 0 0 2 2 1
..412100
..4 0 0 7 1 0
..4 1 3 2 2 0
..411711
.. J 0 0 2 o 0
... 4 0 1 4 4 1
.. S 0 O il 3 1
...1 0 0 0 0 0
.36 1 1 T, 13 4
MOINES.
AB. R. H. O. A. B
...4 1 2 4 0 0
...4 1 0 3 0 0
...6 1-4 8 1 0
... 4 0 0 1 0 0
...411330
...3 0 0 1 2 0
...4 12 0 0 0
... 1 3 0 1 0
...3.1 1 1 2 0
..32 11 27 I 0
leelc's Pitching and chaefer'a Field'
lag Are ike Feaufares of taa
(ami Olkrr Amerleaa
Leagae Seorea.
WEST. LEAGUE. 1 AMER. ASflN. I JtitTOr DT otaVal in ill null LKlt la UnlT i Toit.m
W UP. t I . Milwaukee
Omaha 4i An Iouiavllla ..73 t .K4 AUO. IB-Vim'.
Sioux Clty. M 5;, Tr.ledo 4 ,SM j
Lincoln (SI 54 Indianapolis 71 M .T
bTo" J& Mmrce.Ti-. : ' victors are outbattzi
Des Molnet. 3D 73 4K Kansas City 55 .
Mtlwaukea .M 7" ..
1 St. Paul 35 .S
NAT L LEAOI E. . AMER. LEAGIT.
W.L.Prt.1 W.L-Pct.
Pittshurg ...4 3S .T3' Detroit 40 1
New York. 2 42 55. St. Uuls 1 4 .51
Chicago ....50 46 .37 Cleveland ...4145 .575
Philadelphia. t" 5 4 Chicago 47 .?57
Cincinnati .54 M Philadelphia 4 M .4
Boston 4 t3 4 Hostf n 5 47?
Brooklyn ... 39 3 3s2 Washington 41 2 .SU
tit. Louis.... M W j:w York... U 71 .371
GAMES TODAY.
Western League No games; teams trav
eling. National League No gnmea schedule"!.
American League Chicago at Phllad 1
phU. St. Louis at Wi':hington, Detroit at
New York. Cleveland at Boston.
S...1 CM.mdl ETAO
i: i t . . it l
I) v a v 1 u a V v 1
1) ( ' tf 0 U 0 i 0
Hacrltlce hit: brown. 8U;erf base: Brown.
Double play; Hoeftnt-r to McCorinn k. baaes
on balis. oil Mevn. a. oiruig out. tf
Steen. K; bv iKiugiiertv, 7. 1-assed ball:
Huelir.er. wild pi u. lies. Sleen ui. T'.me.
l.fr'. Umpire: Owens.
HOOPER
nil
DEFEATS TOWMEIDt
..0 0 0 0 0 0 1
.3 0 0 4 0 1 0
0 2-3
0 1-D
hit: Zalusky. Passed ball:
0 i Denver
0 j De Moines .
0 Three-base-.
0 UVieirl Riwi on halls: Off Jackson
2 J , ff Wltherup, 1. Struck out: By Jackson.
ol
McDonough. c 1
Adams, p .
Totals 21
AB.
t Flournoy. If 1
r uspavrica, ri a
Dwver, lb 3
Bailer, cf 1
Weigart, c... I
Kelly, as 3
Walsh, 2b 1
Nelhoff, 3t S
Dexter, c and cf 2
Nelson, p 2
Totals 24
Denver
Des Moines
Stolen bases: Adams (ii. WaJlron, Beldcn.
Three-base hits: McDonough 2i. Bases on
balls: Off Nelson, 1. Struck out: By Ad
ams. 3; by Nelson. 2. Left on baaea: Den
ver. 4; Des Moines. 7. Sacrifice hlta: Wal
dron. White. Two-base hits: Flournov. Nel
son. Wild pitch: Nelson. Hit with pitched
hail: Bader. Double play: Dwyer to Nelhon.
Time: 1:30. Vmpire: Black.
Totatn -.. 29 5
BatteA for Bonno In ninth,
l.tneom 7. .T 1 000000
Omaha' 2 0- 1 0 0 0 0
Three-baSi hit: Thomas. Two-base hits:
Thomas. Ftanck. Double plays: Prltchett
to Fox to pTltctiett; Auntin tu King to
Autrey. Slob-rfc" 'base' Flaher. Sacrifice
hits: Oagrller. Oondlng. Left on bases:
l.inco n, ; Omaha. 4. Struck out; By
Hunno, 1: by Ragan. S. Bases on balls:
Off Hendrlx, 3: off Bonno. 1; off Ragan. !.
Wild pitch: Vonnb. Passed ball: lnran.
5: by WitheruD. 6. I-ft on bases: Denver
i: Des Moines. 4 Sacrifice hits: Fitxpat-
I rick. Bader, Walsh. Wltherup. Two-base
t hits: Kelly. Dwer C). Casaady. Wild
I Htch: Jackson. Double play: Lovett to
12 1 Klnneally. Time: 1 Lmplre; Black.
0j ' score, second game:
DENVER.
2 3 4 0
110 10
5 7 15 1
rES.
K. H. O A. E.
0 2 0 4 0
0 0 0 0 0
0 15 2 0
0 0 0 0 i)
0 9 10 0
0 0 0 0 0
0 12 11
0 0 0 1 0
2 2 4 0 0
12 10 0
t 9 15 4 1
0 3 0 2 0-5
0 10 2 03
O'Learr. at
Wlllett, p.
TotaH
BOSTON. Aug. 17. Although Boston
outbatted Detroit two to one today, an
error by Stshl In the ninth allowed the
visitors to score the only run of the
game. Steele's pitching and Schaefer's
fielding were features, Score:
DFTRrrT BOSTON'
AB H O A 1 AB.H.O A.B.
y-Intre. If. I t MTonnell. rb 1 1 t a
rhe'e Ik . 4 0 4 T Lr,rd. 4 I t t
Crfor4. rt. I I 9 Tniier, lf.. 4 144
Cobb, rf I 1 I 1 ol"r. rf ... I t t )
Rnai-nan. lb . I 11 l'ahl. lb I 0 10 1 1
ronshlin. b. I 0 a suiliin. cf.. I 1 t I
stiovdl. c 1 0 k a v Wanner, aa... t A i 4 k
teal Vr'ir. c t 1 4 1 4
I 1 o(l. i .... j t 4
Craatfc .... 1 1 i s
IK II t
Toula 24 1 n 14 1
Batted for Steele In the ninth.
Detroit 0 0 0 n o 0 0 0 1 1
Boston 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Three-bsse hit: Mclntyr. Double
plays: Schaefer to Rossman; Rosman.
unassisted. ltt on bases: Detroit. 2;
Boston. 1 Base on balls: Off t"eele.
2; off Wlilett. 2. Struck out: By Steele,
3: by Wlilett. 2. Time: 1:34. Umpire:
Evan.
Tie Came at M'aiklaitna.
WASHINGTON. Aug 17.-The Chicago
wound up their season In Washington to
day with a tie game with the locals. 4 to
4. White was knocked out of the box in
the fifth, but Walsh was uhlttab'e In the
gloom of the gathering storm, which neces
sitated the ca.llng of the game, while the
locals were at the bat in the eighth lrnlnj.
Si-ore :
II BS LEAD AT BAT A.U IX FIELD
Chicago Also kllll kai Ike Klag af
atlaaal Pitchers.
The Chicago Cubs lead the Natlonkl
league In team baiting and fielding, stlli
have Mordecal Brown, g'ng of ail pitchers,
Evers and Chance, two of the greatest
base runners, have a slightly higher bat
ting average today than at the close of
last season, and el rank third in tne pen
nant raco with an average at this time of
.Bob against .7m at the finish of 1907.
It Is a curious thing that despite tl.S
slump of some of the Cub sluggers the
team as a whole, is lea, ling the National
league In team batting w.ih an average
of .261. the same average by the way that
Omaha has at present. Chance closed the
17 season as the heaviest Cub hitter with
a percentage of .iS3 and today Chance Is
hatting .i. Schulte was next to Chance
last year with .7 and when he last
played this year his average was .237. Then
last ear came Kllng .4. who is now
batting .28, anil Z mmerman and Johnny
Evers are at pre.ent the Cub sluggers
with averaaes of .M and respectively.
Evers clos.d last year with .Zin. linker is
another Cub who has picked up this year.
He closed IS"1 with .I'-l and Is now hitting
at .!S4. Stelnfeldt and She'cksrd are both
below last year. The team as a whole. Is
closer together, however. So far It would
appear that the slump In individual batting
accounted in a larae measure for the slump
In the teams standing and It does have
Its Influence, but here Is ft point to b
noted In this connection: The team s per
centage todav Is .251. It closed li'7 with a
team percentage of JV. rsnking third In
team batting In tne league, just I'jerj
V- . a sv .H.;.B.ki. Tr.
hy i-ljain aiiiiuii viiaiuyiuusuip
Openi at Fiel4 Club.
Paal Gardner at aleaga Starts Oi
tr Taklag la Peal Beaton la
the Flrat Match at taa
Tssraantal,
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Waldron. cf 3 0 1 2 0 0
Belden. as. 2 0 0 1 2 0
Cassady, rf 3 0 1 0 0 0
White, lb 2 0 0 4 0 0
Lovett. If 1 0 0 2 1 0
Krueger. 2b 10 0 10 1
Kinneally. 3b 2 2 2 1 2 0
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FI AL GAME GOE TO THE SIOL'X
raehlo'a Pitchers Hit Often aad for
Extra Bases.
PUEBLO. Aug. 17. Rpial Telegram.!
Sioux City hit both Galgano and Fitzgerald
hard today and won the last game of the
aeries by the acore of 6 to 1. The game ws
called at the end of the seventh to allow
the visitors to catch a train. In the first
and second Innings the Sioux began hitting
wiin two down and scored enough to win.
when Fltxgerald relieved Galliano, but
could not stop the hitting. Pueblos only
run came as tne result of Hogrtever s two
bagger, a stolen base and a flyout. Two
fine running catches by Oreen were the
features of the game. Score:
SIOUX CITY.
AB. . R. H. O. A. E.
2 3 1 2 0 1
v
Campbell. If.
Green, rf
Weed, 2b
Granville, ss
Andreas, lb...
Henry, c
Starr, cf
Hester, lb
Crutcher, p...
Totals
HogTiever. 3b..
Spencer, If
Patterson, 2b.
Mat'lcks, cf...
Clark lb
Miller, rf
Corhan, ss
Smith, o
Galjano. p....
Fltxgerald, p.
O.
2
3
1
2
0
2
1
WASHINGTON. CHICAGO
AB.H.O A B AB.H.O A B.
Milan, rf ... 4 i ) 0 Hahn. rf 4 110
Srhlpke, lb. .. t t 1 1 t Jones, rt 1 t 1 0
Oanler. If ... J t 4 4 OPoushertr. If I 1 0 i e
I nslaub. Sb .i 1 I 1 0 Dstis. lb I lit
Eilmo'daea, rf I I 0 .1 Ati. rb I n 1 1 4
street, c 10 12 oParent. aa ...J 0 1l
Freeman, lb . 1 14 0 Pjrtall. b . 0 1
V. nrlie, as . 1 Oil SblllTan. c. ..t fl I 4
Kahea. t 2 1 1 har. c 0 n 4 0
Plrkerlng. rf. 1 0 9 0 kTa'hllt, Ib-aa. 10 0 19
Johnaon. ... ! 0 4 J 0 White, p I 1
"alh. p 1 e 0 1
Totals !4 4 11 4 2aIibll 1 0 0 0
Anderton ... 1 1 0 0
Totala 74 4 21 U
32
PUEBLO
AB. R. H
21
O.
1
0
3
I
4
2
2
i
0
0
21
A. E.
Totala 23 1 4
Sioux City 1 1 0 2 1 0-5
Pueblo 0 0 0 1 0 0 01
Stolen base: McKay. HogHever. Clark.
Two-base blta: CVutcher. Campbell. Green.
"HogTiever. Mattlcks. Hit by pitched bail:
Hv HiuntiH 1. Sacrifice hlta: Green.
Patterson. Paased ball: Henry." Struck I a; by Coombs, 6. Double plays: Jones
out: By Galgano. 2; by Fitsgerald. ; by (unassisted), Howell to Wallace to Jones
Ratted for Parent In sixth.
Hatted for Sullivan In sixth.
Washington 0 0 0 1 10 0 4
Chicago 1 0 0 0 2 1 0-4
Two-base hits: Jones. Davis. Thr-e-baae
hit: Shlpke. Hits: Off White. In four and
one-third Innings: off Walsh. 0 in two
thirds of an inning. Sacrifice hit: Free
man. Stolen bases: Ganley (2. Hahn,
Jones. Bases on balls: Off Johnson. 2; off
White. 1. First base on errors: Chicago.
2. Struck out: By Johnson,. 3; by White.
1: bv Walsh, 4. assed balls: Bv Kghoe, 1.
by Sullivan. 1. Time: 1:45. Umpires: Con
nolly and Hurst.
Ten-Inning; Tie.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 17-St. Louis
and Philadelphia played a ten-Inning tie.
tne game Deing called on account ot dark
ness. Score:
ST. LOt'18 .PHILADELPHIA.
1B H.O.A I. AB H O. A B.
tons. If 4 0 1 oHartsel. If... 4 ' 2 0 1
H.rtieiL rf..4 1 0 lOkJrlinj. cl..l I II I
Fama. Jb .. I 1 S 1 IE. Collins. 2t 4
Wall.ca. aa . 1 0 1 4 9 Murpbr. rf . 3
grhwsitaar, cf 4 1 1 0 Daiti. lb 4
Wll llama. 2b. I 1 2 k kj. CoMlna. Jb 1
Jooea. lb 4 1 14 k 0 Nichols. ...
1
4
stepheaa, c... 4 I 1 OfU-hrevk.
Howell, p.
. 1 0 1 kCoombs, p..
1(5
1 0 0 o
1 10 1
12 11
4 2 4 1
0 S 4
0 1 1 l
Company Team Is Beaten
cre ( B 1.
HOdPtR. Neb. Aug. 17 . Special i-The
fast (irtf,r tis hkii teSTn ,-lefeste,4 the '
Townsend Gun company u.m In one ft SEVXNTY-XIGHT LNTR1XS FTTT.Ti
this year X y the store of 1 to 0. The game
was last ai.il in doubt until the final In
ning, being plaved In fifty-five minutes.
The Hooper team rlayed a great game In
the field. Harris at shortstop pulled off a
few .v. i taenia r ri. Inability to hit
with men on cases lest the game for tn
Town,Tds Cross pitched a great game
for Homer, sir king out ten men and al
lowing only three hits. Morear'.ty for the
Toansenils pitrhed winning ball, but luck
was against htm. He otn;
Hooper a:igrers three hits Phenomenal
catches In the outfleij by W. Zeliers. Fal
coner and Rabnnvtts were the features of
the contest. Score:
TO'S!END HOOP!
AB H 0 A S AB H 0 A E
EM.cn. as .. 4 4 I I 1 Harris, as ... 4 0 I 0
J-hnaoO. ib . 4 4 J k IW tallera. rf 0 1 4 0
Elliott. Jb . 4 4 i) 1 1 Herker. !k . I I I I
Qulgley. a .4111 ararbert. rf . 4 4 ' 0 (
Hill. :t) 1 1 11 1 C Jenaen. c .. 1 1J 1 4
Rabnnltt. If. t 4 1 4 OTork. lh . . 1 I J C
ralroner. rl .1 I I H) I'lra II I 1 I I I
Oontr. ff ... 2 4 9 ( Purholl. If .. 1 1 1 9 9
Morearttr. p. I 9 1 a C Cross, p ...14120
Br core of to 4 the Omaha Team
la gacressfal.
The Stori Coronas of Omaha took the
decisive same from the locals at Fremont
fore. Is the dlference between the CuVs Sunday s to 4. Young was on the rubtier
team batting todav. when It stands third for the visitors and pitched gllt-edared ball.
In the pennant race with a percentage of ; not allowing a safe hif and passing but two
.V and the close of last season when It mer.-. He was forced to retire on account
finished first with a percentage of .,04. of ,he tnm, neat in tlte- sixth inning.
The answer is: The Cubs are not the only Bmdbeck t00 ht P'ai-e, but was wild, al
one piaving bail tnis year.
Hans Wagner still holds the scepter that
has made him Hans Wagnr. He tops the
league with the average or S31 ana men
lt
. 74
. 23
.103
. 41
. 43
.
.
. n
Totals U k J 14 1 TOUIa 71 4 JO 17 1
St. Louis 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 02
Philadelphia 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-2
Two-base hits: FerrliT "Sh weltxer, Davis.
J. Collins. Thtee-bas1 hits: Collins (:'.
Sacrifice hits: Scheltser, Nichols. Stolen
base: Hartxell. Left on -bases: St. Louis,
6; Philadelphia, . Struck out: By Howell,
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434 Bugrd of Trade Bldg.
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... t')-ME4 U
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M-67
LEGAL NOTICES
OFFICE Or THE SIOUX CITY AND
WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
Ooiaba. Nebraska, August 3, 1X
To the 810 kholdera:
Notice la Lereby given, that the annual
meeting of the atocknolders of The oioux
City and Western Hallway cumpany wm
be held at the office of the company In
South Sioux City, Nebraska, at ten (lu)
o'clock a. m.. on Thursday, October Is. lSui,
to elect directors for the ensuing year and
to at upon the question ot selling tne
ra.lhuad property and franchise of taia com
pany to the Chicago, Burlington at Qu:ncy
Railroad company, the railroad and prop
erty aforesaid being now undor lease to
said compan, and for the transaction of
such other business as may legally corns
before the meeting
By order of the Board nf Directors.
W. P. DL'RKEE,
Secretary.
A4d tot
Crutcher, 4. Bases or balls: Off Fltx
gerald, 2; off Crotcher. 2. Time: 1:3. Um
ptre: Haskell. Attendance: l.-tO.
(TBS W I.N" FROM PHILADELPHIA
Cklraaro Team Bunehea Hlta in Second
and Third Innings,
CHICAGO, Aug. 17 Five hits in the
second and third innings scored fou rruna
and g.ave the locals today s game. Ruei
bach held the visitors hltless until the
seventh, when a little wildness and the
first hit off him scored Philadelphia's
onlx run. Score:
CHICAOO. PHILADELPHIA.
AB.H O A . AB.H.O. A .H
Horman. tl ,1111 "Grant Sb....I 0131
Bharkird. If . 1 4 1 1 0Kn.be. 4b.... 4 0 3 3 4
Chance, lb... 1 11 0 tT'.tua. rf 1 114 9
Er.ra. 2b 4 1 0 1 lMlH. If I 0 I 0 0
telnre'.kt. Jk 4 4 11 Brn.(li4. lb 4 4 IS
Hosrani. rf... I t ,1 0 aoaborne. ct . l 114 9
Tinker, as....l 11 1 4 boolm. aa ... 1 4 I I I
Moran. c t 4 4 4 Odooid. c I I 1 4
Rswlbacb. p.. 4 t (iFoxan. p I 4 1 t 9
- Rlrble, p 9 0 1) 9 0
Totals 21 127 11 lc:nwots ...1 s 4 4
Totals .29 1 24 14 1
Batted for Foxen in the eighth.
Chicago 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 1 t
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1
Three-base hit: Tinker. Hits: Off
Foxen. 6 In seven innings. Sacrifice hits:
Chance, Tinker. Stolen bases: Everj,
Grant. Double play: Rueibach to Tinker
to Chance. Base on balls: Off Ruel
bach. 2 off Foxen. 2; off Richie. 2. Baae
on errors: Chicago, 1; Philadelphia. 1.
Hit by pitched ball: Magee. Struck
out: Ey Ruelbach, 4: by Foxen. 2. Time:
1:38. Umpires: O'Day and Rigler.
Giaata skat Ont Card I aa Is.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 17. Mathewson was
at hla best and New York shut out St.
Louis by a score of 3 to 0. The itama
was called at the end of the sixth on
account of rain. Score:
KIW TORat gT. LOITS
AB H. O A. 3 AB H O A E
Tennsy. lb . . 4 1 a 0 4 Shaw, ef I 1 1 0
Harioa J&...1 2 4 1 Srharlas. lb..! 9 119
BresnsHan. c. J 9 4 0 0 Murray, rf . . I 1 9 i
ronhn. rf ... 1 It OKonatrhr. lb. t 9 T 1 0
Seymour, cf . . 3 1 S 4 vpeianantr. If. 1 0 1 0 0
Dslin. lb ... 4 4 11 IB-tn. lb 1 1114
Barrr. If I 1 1 4 vR.lllr. as 1 9 1 1
Bndwall. aa. . 1 1 3 SBIiaa. o 1 1 k 1 9
kUlbssaoa, pi 1 4 Ogaliea. p 4 4 13 9
Beebe. p 1 4 1 I
Totals : 4 1 4
Totala 11 4 11 U 1
New York 2 0 0 0 1 2
St. Louie 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Two-base hit: Seymour. Thre-baae
hit: Byrne. Hits: Off Sal lee. 6 In ona
Inning: off Beebe. 1 In five Innings. Sac
rifice hits: Bresnahan, Devlin. Stolen
bases: Devlin. Donitn. Double play:
Brldwell to Tenney. Left on bases: St.
Luuls. 1; New York. 1. Base on balls:
Off Sallee, 1; off Beebe, 1. Struck out:
By Mathewson. 4 Time: 1:04. respires:
Johnstone and Klem.
-N a Uiai la Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 17 The ame
echeduiod to be played today between
Brooklyn and Cincinnati was. played as
one of a double-header yesterday. There
will not be a game played her until
Wdueeday.
Gaaaa Paatnaaad.
At Plttsbur Pittsburg-Boston game
postponed; wet grounds.
Nichols to Davis. Baes on balls: Off
Howell. 4; off Coombs. 8. Hit hy pitched
ball: Howell. 1. Wild pitch: Howell. Time:
2:07. UmpiresSheridan and Egan.
Jordan. Bkln...
Ganael. tin...
Kaller. Boa .
Bates. Bos
Poolls. Pbll..
Kan. Prni
She. k,rd. fill
Abby. Pitta .
( Shaw. 9t L..
I Schilte. Chi..
I Seblel. Cln
lowed by Wild Theaters. I Maddoi. Pitta
- . ' Walmer. T
GAMES I AMERICAN ASSOCIATION'
Mlnneapolla Wins on 'Tavo Hits, Fol-
ronlln. S T .
Ersra. Cbl
Renlbsrk. Chi,
Lnbert. Cln
Howard. Chi...
Oraham. Bos..
Thomas. P'tta.
Storks. PHta..
Brldwell, S. 1
Tltua. Pbll....
Poyia. N T...
Maaee. Phil ...
Branafleld. Phil.
Richar, Bos
Learb. Pitta
Murray. t. I
Kllng. Chi
Paakan. Cln
Brown, Chi
Dooln. Phil
Bowerman. N T.
Breanahan, N. T.
Stelnfeldt. Chi..
Merkle, K T ...
Oaborna. Phil
MoConal-'k. N T.. 4a
Moran. Chi U
Seymour. N. Y. . .I'll
... rt
. -
t:i
... n:
O. Ara
. ,-1
2'1
::
Cln... 1"! .2
Cm... ho .14
come Zimmerman. Donlln. Evers. Kuei
bach. Lobert. Howard, only the first four
being In the class. Evers snd Cnsnre
still maintain their prestige as base run
ners. Here are the entire arrav of averages
for the National league that sfford so
much food for thoueht:
BATH t-t.
Ats
Chiracs 171 Pnstna
Naw York !.' Cincinnati ...
Pittsburg :'t. Levie
PBIladflphls 11 Brooklyn
INDIVIDUAL BATTING
, O. Are
T,.n Pits ... 94 . JlWIhae. S. T...
ri..m Chi. 17 .1.4 Barry. N. T 1
Ml jarailirn. rou.... -r
Mitchell.
Hnlawltt.
IkAKsna. Cln
.'44 Wlllla. Pitta .. .
.t2Patia. Bkln
..VI Lewis. Bkln
l.1 sweenee. Boa..
,1-AMcGinnltr. N. T
.l8waclna. Pitta oZ
ITJO'Roorke St. L-. M
Becker, Pitta
..tIMol-n. Phil
.ITJi rsndall. N. T
.J7i Ollban. S. T
SOKnabe. Phlt..
..aSLumley. Phil.
.'tfBllas. St. L
24 Frorame. St.
13 .24; Marahall. Chi...
.' McLean. Cln
. Sheaban, Bkln ..
IjCibaon, Pitta ..
Shannon. Pitta...
.iikMoellar. Pitta...
I'll Stasia, Chi
,2'J Raymond. St. L
2" Courtney. Phil...
For the ghth time the mid-west tennta
He oniy allowed the ! players are gathered t th Field club for
the championship tournament. The first
white ball went kipping across the net at
J o'clock Monday morning. With seventy
eight entries, inrluitlng men from adjacent '
states and several well known cracks from
Chicago, things are properly lined up for a
battle royal.
(me of the men who have been welcnme'd
as contestants worth locking is Paul Gard
ner of Chicago. He ts western interschol
nstic champion. He took Paul Beaton of
OniHlia Into th fold rather easily In his
first match at 6-1, 1-3 His form Is as In
teresting bctH to his opponent and to the
gallery as any of the men of whom great
things are expected.
Another of the morning's matches which
took mors than ordinary attention wa be
tween William Warfield. also ot Chicago,
and Robert Dinning of Omaha.. Dinning
has always played a good game-, but War
field Is the one who beat Oilman, chamrlon
j of Iowa, recently, and although h la evi-
! itentlw s verv veiling Ttlsvee he will ahnar
up strongly against some of th older men .
who have won their honors her before.
C. Drummond Jones, th Yal champion
from St. Louis, took few chances with M.
J Sw.irts. and when the 'praying in that
match started the gallery waa a little dis
appointed with his form. It prrjred to be
largely an excess of cautiousness, however,
Totals a 114 14 2 Totals .....47 1 ft 11 4
Townsends 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Hooper 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 3
Bases on balls: Off Morearlty. 2; off
Cross. 1 P'ruck out: Bv Morearlty. 3;
kv Cross. 1'j. Double plays: Harris to
flecker to Cook. Eidson to Johnson. Hit
with pitched ball: By Morlarltv. 1; by
Cross. 1. Stolen base: Gordy. Time: 0.56.
Umpire: Easier.
TORZ WI.X RUBBER AT FREMOXT
lowing six bases on balls and three hits tn
the last three innings. Ilamlo was the star
Have;, for the liala pulled down some M the mtch w" "0"
long flies that looked good for hits, jlcore: j i"g "P possibility In large type. The
94
"
.1"5
m
iat
38
8.
38
.94
U
4
91
;4
u
.. j:
..
.. M
..
24
L. 15
IS
47
ST0RZ CORONAS. PREMO.VT.
- AB H 0 A K AB H OAR
Gamer, lb .. 4 1 I J i Halm, rf .. 4 ) 1 4 1
McLaaS. Tb . . i 9 1 a f Raymond, e. J 1 4 i 0
Kui-era. aa .. 4 1 1 1 0 Hl.rnl, If .. 4 9 1 1 9
Tracy, rf ... I 1 5 9he-ler. lb . 1 J V
Bando. If ... 1 1 4 D 0 Martin, lh . 4 1 3 0
Hacbtan. lb . 1 t 11 9 chappll, aa 4 0 4 1 1
Smith, cf ..199' OFranka,. p-:b 4 0 1 i I
Williams, e . 1 4 i Laird, rf ... 1 9 9 9
sTouni 4 9 1 0 Malooe, p-'b J 1 2 4 2
Brodheck. p. 111
Touls 14 IKll 1
Totals 11 T 17 11 k
Batted for Williams in ninth.
Stors Coronas 0 0 4 0 0 1 0 1 0 g
Fremont 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 04
Earned runs: Storx Coronas. 1. Two
base hit: Yoimg. Sacrifice hits: McLean,
Smith. Stolen bases: Kticera, Bando. Wti
liams, Havens, Laird, Malone. Bases on
bails: Oft young, .2; oft Brodbeca. 4; off
Franke. 2. Struck out: By Young, 4; by
Malor.e, 2; by Franke, 2. Passed balls:
Ravmond. 2. flit by pitched ball: Garvey,
Laird. Time: 1:46. Umpire: Fox. At
tendance: 2).
13 .1M
Beaumont. Bo .101 .4 McCarthy. Boa
Chanee. Chi 44 Needham. N Y
J2
79
45
1
!"o Mclntrre. Bkln...
iS4 Malonay. Bkln...
i4Younf. Pma
-MLudwlg. St. L .
I.' I Byrne. St. L...
101 m 154 Leiheld. Pitta . .
S4 t nariea, si. u...
idVBerxea. Bkin.
35
Clarke. Pitts... .102
Tinker. Chi 1U
Mowrer. CIS JJ
D'lehantr. 8u L
Koney. 9t. L...109
Cahlen. Boa..
M.Gantl. Boa..
Hernia ". V.
Tanney. N. T ...l"l tURucker. Bkln.
Hummfll. Bkln.. ! I'lTOrerall. Chi..
Burrn. Bkln .i Brll. Bkln
29
90
it
44
42
:i
47
74
.174
Smith. Boa.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 17. -Kerwin's
double, follows! by a single by O'Neill and , humios. Cln
a wuu liirow oy oiagie wm louay s game i H-st-uer.
for Minneapolis. Both pitchers Were In ! tVTiin. s. Y
great form. Score:
MINNEAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS
AB.H.O. A E AB.H.O. A
Orler. as I 4 1 4 OBnsh. aa 1 9 4 1
Kerwln, rf... 1 111 4Iartdaon. cf. 1 0 1 0 0
O'Neill, cf ... 1 1 1 0 Havaen. rf .4 10 4 4
Weldsr. If..:. 1 4 14 Oi'arr. lb 4 1 11 1 9
II Brim. ib.. J 9 1 1 9 'oult-r. If...l 9 2 9 9
Smith. 3b 1 0 1 4 0 Howler, c .1 0 4 0 9
Clark, lb....! 0 1: 1 OWilliaau. 2b. 4 1 0 1 4
Havhinser. e. 1 9 1 u 0 Hopa. 3b.... 1 0 0 14
Block, c 1 9 1 t) astasia, p ... 2 1 0 i 1
Wilson, p.... 2 4 - i !LiTlncaton ..11049
'Lindnay ....I 0 0 0 9
Totala 14 2 27 14 2 Cook 1 0 4 A 9
Totala n i 24 U 1
pala. Cln ..
Brnwne. Boa...
Phelpa. Pitta...
Kargcr. St. L
Taylor. N Y
Wllaon. Pttta
Orant. Phil .
Hofman. Cbl
Chlcaso
PhiladelpKia
Putahu-X ..
Brooklyn
!4of"ta.h-rtr. Boa U
24 HaanKan, Bea hi
,4 Lindaman. Bos. .
ill Bitter. Bkln ; .. . 34 ,r
' 42 M. Oulllen. Phil . 34 1
ti Aloerwian. Bkln . 14 . (
Lundrran. Chi 21
;Ji Ewinf. Cln J4
.'1 Dnrner. Boa 24
.MTPait.irliia. Bkln.. 17
JMBoultea. Boa 1
4Leerer. Pitta 17 ?9
.S.t Fersuaon. Boa 27 Itfi
V3 Praaer. Chi 20
S.'3 Brain. SI L ... 21 .24
.'-3 Pleater. Chi 3 I"V
.': Mathawaou. S. T 34 .Ot
"2 Luh. St. L 27 ,4
.i-.0CoaJlley. Cln 2 .S
2T7Wllkalm. Bkln. .. i .1:
: 27 Beet. Si. t 19 .11
: 24 Campbell. Cn . .. 27 .174
.Camnlta, Pitta .. 27
-.13 Sparka. Phil 21
CLUB FIELDING.
A"
M4 Boston
e Cincinnati
i-INew York
.9S1 St. Louia
... 94
. .. 5
. ..
... 93
...Ml
... M
...si
... f
...11
...15
..21
. . . 14
L i3
...111
.. 22
.. If3
...24
...19
... !4
...l'W
.. . 1
, . . as
MEHdlt.MH BEAT LUMBERMEN
Gam on Diets Aseoclatloa Groaada
Fall af Errora.
In a rather uninteresting game. In which
the errors of the lumber men helved to
make the game orje-sided, the fast Mer
chants team defeated tne Dietg association
team Sunday afternoon on the latter a
grounds by a score of to 2. The game
was decided In the sixth inning, when a
few hits, coupled with errors, netted the
Merchants' four rur. The features of the
game were the all-around playing of
Browne and the hitting of Hall. Bigelow
and Howell. By winning this game Man
ager of the Merchants, now has a a-hlp on
his shoulder and Is looking for a game with
the Lee-Glass-Andreesen Originals. Score:
OMAHA MERCHANTS. C. S. DlgTZ.
AS H.O.A.K AB.H.O.A I
Malum, Ib ..i I I ! I Hall. 5b ..... 4 2 14 4
4 o " mcaiow, II . a a a v .
I ! It 1 i tuinun. aa . 4 0 1 4 2
t 1 .i 2 '.' Deneen. cf . 4 0 1 9 2
4 14 7 NsKtl-b'h, lh 4 1 1 1 1
3 0 14 9 Smith, c 1 1 S 5 9
4 0 i I Probat. p .. S 1 2 2 0
4 9 0 0 1 Pleraon. lb . 4 10 ) 1
4 114 CSibemak. rf. 4 1 0 ) 1
While, lb
Co, lb ...
Browne, c
' t mail, p .
'r ! Koeller, If
Knight, aa
Ronam, rf
Howell, cf
.M
164
;,7 (Diets ..
141
Ats
:
fao
.srs
944
TEN LEADING BASE STEALERS.
Wagner. Pitta
Pattre. Bkln
Murray. St. L
Eera. Chi
Mag-. Pbtl
Brown. Chi
GOVERVMBST SOTICB.
Batted for Howley In ninth.
Batted for Hopke In nlrth.
Batted for Slagle In nmfh.
Mlnneapolla 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2
Indianapolis 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Two-base hit: Kerwin. Stolen bases:
Kerwln.' Bush. Left on bases: Mlnneano.is,
1; Indianapolis . Double play: Krwih I " . ' y -i
to Hechinger. Bases on balls: Off Wilson. ! r?,,n,Jon' pcii. 4
3: off Slagle, 2. Struck out: Wilson. 3. i yujdox ' Pitta.' u
Slagle. 4. Time: 1 :5a. Umpires: Bierhalter wmta. piua ...14
and Kane.
Kantawa Wlaa in Sixteenth.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 17. Kansas City
defeated Columbus In a pitchers' battle to
day which went sixteen uininga. Score:
KANSAS CITY. COU.MBIS.
AB H O. A e AB.H.O. A E
Hallman. cf 4 1 1 4 DPti.l, lb...... 7 12 4 9
Brown. lb-SB. 1 I 11 4 OOdw.ll. rf.... 9 0 4 9 1
Neighbor, rf. 4 4 1 1 Krj.-t. It ... 4 4 14 4
Braahesr, 2b. 4 9 1 1 SCongaltua, rt. I I I ) 1
9 Z 1 Jamas, c k
9 4 11 Haidy. aa T
1 4 ) OK hm. lb I
3 9 t tWrtgley. lb..
1 2 3 OR g-ra. p .... I
I u 4 .-kahl 1
4 4 9 itOoodwin, p... 1
19i
170 Total! io U ii'B 1
SB A iB A
se Jl Chance. CM m :4
. ;u Lobert. cm 5 .24
21 :'Hu(f:m. Cln. 12 21
.0 .27KDab. Phil 11 .41
.24 .2Kaee. cm : 21
PITCHERS' RECORDS.
W. L. ret.
17 4
W L. 7:1
500
.Eia)
.aa?
.447
,5u
Sulllran. c.
Headtn. e...
Carlial. If..
Croaa. as
Crtaa. c
Backer ....
Dowm. Sb.
( anar, p
Hill. Ik ...
14 4 0
15 4 0
i :i o o
114 9
0 0 2 0 1
1 l 4 t I '
P.eulbacb. Chi.. II 4
Ewing. Cln U 7
M.sJ.n ty. 24 Y. 4 I
Perguaon. Bus.. 7 4
Laexr. Pitta... U 7
Spad-. Cm .11 7
Meguil'e. Phil 17 11
F lien. Phil. .. 4 4
Walmar. N. Y. . 4 4
Caoinitl. Pfrta .10 S
Rucker. Bkln... .14 11
Taylor. N. Y... 4 i
Wiltae. S. Y .11 A
CranJail, N. Y. 4 a
Orerail, Chi.... 4 a
Fraser. i hi. ... 4 4
Spaika. Phil .10
FOR
.lc Flaharty. Boa. 10 M
Boultea, Bit .4 4
..'1 Leifleld. PllU.. 7 I
,:n klarea. Phil ... T 1
J.-JCaraoball. On.. U
.lWi.hclm. bkln. 10 11 .4JI
.'I Lui(tn. ckl.. 4 4 .13
.(' Young. Pitta 7 10 .4.1
.(4J Fromma. Su L. 5 4 .-kl
.'4 Lind'm'n. Bos. 4 I .141
.C.'j Raym S4. St. L.10 11 . '4
.1! Luah. Su L 7 11
a7Coakley. Cln I 17 .4
toi'RUhar, Phil ... 4 1 ila
571 Kargar. St. L , I 4 ael
74 Sales. SU L ... 1 4 l.'l
.- Mclniyra. bain. 7 14 tla
.Mi Pfleater. Chi 4 9
3ms, St. U ... 4 9 ..04
.Uj Bell, bkln 1 9 .m
i.-'j Dorner. Boa ... S 15 iV
..'.i Pastonu. Bkin. 1 12
lit H -Jlynn, St. L. 1 4
MEN
Jt 4 27 14 1 Totala 31 4 27 i: I
0 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 16
0 0 0 1 0 0 0 11
Two-base hits: Nestlebuah, , Howell.
Totala ....
Merchants
Malum. Struck out: By Stall, a, by Probst,
4. Bases on bails: Off Stall, 3. Hit by
pitched ball. Faber. Umpire; Strong.
HUSTLERS WIS IkO-HIT CAMS
Phoenix Team of Coancll Bluffs lc
tlms, the Score 3 to O.
The Ideal Hustlers defeated the Phoenix
team on the grounds of the former across
the river Sunday afternoon In one of the
most interesting games of the season by
a score of 3 to 0. Hansen for the Hus
tlers pitched his set-ond no-hit game of
the season and featured his excellent
work bv atrlklng tout fifteen of his oppo
nent. 'Barring Ills wildness in the first
inning. Crowe pitched classy ball, allow
ing but three hits. Bases on balls,
coupled with a timely two-base hit. was
his undoing In the first session. Reed's
fielding at third for the Phoenix team
was the feature of the game, five bard
chances being accepted without a wobble.
Score :
HUSTLERS PHOENIX.
Afi H O A E AB H 0 A !
Ooff. as ..1110 Re-d. lb ... 4 0 1 4 0
Wootaa. lh . 1 9 9 1 0 l iter jack. 14 4 0 12 4 0
rsrrtar. e .. 1 9 14 1 1 Mother, lb .. 2 0 1 4
Petsraoa. Jb. 14 9 1 0 Hall, rf .
Hodka. lb .. 1 1 2 a 4 Brown, sa
Sulhoffi cf . 4 9 0 v SGoff, if ..
4 0 1 J ORoa. c...
119 1 4 Crows. p
OHendtrsoo, 3o J
playing of Swarts was a little hampered
by (tag fright.
Morning; Score.
Preliminary Round Cart Stlger, Toledo,
la., beat F. MoConnell. Omaha, 6-1. 6-0.
Frances Potter, Omaha, beat arOorgw Shir
ley. Omaha. 6-2. 6-1
F. Dufrene. Omaha, beat W. W. Baught.
Pilger. 7-S. ia-4.
C. Drummond Jones, St. Louis, beat Joha
Caldwell. Omaha, by default.
M. J. Swartz. Omaha, beat Jack Cannon, ,
Kansas City, by default.
W. J. Deldtich. .Chicago, beat Harold
Hodge, Kansas City, by default.
Flrat Round George Raamussen, Omaha,
beat Ray Smith, Mitchell, 8. D.. by de
fault. William Worfleld. Chicago, beat R. J.
Dmnlng. Omaha. 6-0.
Ray Branson. Mitcbrll, 8. D.. beat R. R.
Beard, Pella. Ia , hy default.
C. D. Jones.. St. Louis, beat M. J. Swartg,
Omaha,- 6-1, 6-3.
Paul Gardner, Chicago, beat Paul Beaton,
Omaha. 4-1. -i
A. H. Scrlbner. Omaha, beat T. J. Har
gave, Wymore. 6-0. 6-3.
Rev. F. D. Tyner. Omaha, beat R. D.
Blrge, North Platte. 6-2, 7-fc
Gossip of th Conrta. -
In the absence of F. J. Hill, official
referee. Con Young acted tn that capacity
Monday morning.
Art Scrlbner la Improving even on hi
old giod form. Con Young, hi old friend
and old enemy. Is willing to admit .that
Art la getting Into fine shape.
Jack Cannon and Harold Hodge, the Kan
sas City stars, have both been unable to
enter, although they had sent In their
names and expected to las her.
W. 8. Oilman of Sioux City, who was
expected to siiow up as the champion ot
Iowa, has been unable to come, and al
though he will bo a spectator, he cannot
enter. " ': - "
The hot sun of the Iaat few day ha
baked the clay of the courts Into beautiful
shape. They have never been In any better
condition aa tney are frequently too dusty
and when not too dusty are usually too
soft.
The noon hour at the club wa made glad
by the sweet and harmonious strains of
'Sursfhiertime,'' and all the others of the
same kind given by the quartet. Paul
Gardner. Cub Potter, Jack HUes and Billy
Warfield.
Whlttemore. the man who loat out unex
pecledly In the city tournament, has been
unable to enter, and his kosa Is feU by the
Omaha men. as he was one ot those ex
pected to uphold the proves of the Field
ciuo.
I Butler Lamo, runner up for the Trl-state
tournament at (Moux City, la entered ana
was scheduled to begin his work by play
ing Sammy Burns of Omaha. He la from
Grand Forks, N. D.. and ta. touted a a
liKely man for the last round.
Dr. Blatherwick. the two-armed wonder
from Iowa. Is expected and will probably
arrive in time to make hi first match.
The doctor was a great attraction at last
year's meet, not only because of his skill
In straight tennis, but also for his Juggling
and sleight of hand performautces with th
racquet.
Powell. It
Bair. rf ....
Hansen, p
111
4 1
14 11
.14 14
14 4)
10 9 4
4 0 4
Totals
.24 1 27 il 1 Totala 2S 24
Two-base hit: Hodge. Base on balls
Oft Hansen. 1; off Crowe. 3. Struck out: ,
By Hansen. 15, by Crowe, i. stolen
bases: Ooff, Ferster. Hodge. Sacrifice
hits: Henderson. Woolen. Umpire:
Evans.
HOFFMASS WIN F-ROX ALBRIGHT
Game at Fort Crook Reaalta la Vie
tory for Fnst Soath Omaha Team.
In a fast game of ball the H off mans of
South Omaha defeated the Albright Mer
chants at Kurt Crook by a score ot 2 to 0.
1 j the Hoffmans winning a purse of 1150. Both
? Gurness and Masor. pitched superb ball and
? I the fielding by both teams was good. Th
, I Hoffmans scored two runs In th fourth by
o J a base on balls, a stolen base and two bit.
9 i Score :
HOFFMANS. ALBRIGHT MERCHANT.
4 AB H A O E M' 41U A O If
Weston Wlaa Two Faat Games.
WESTON. Neb. Aug. 17. ( Special. )-
19- The Reds yesterday won two of the hard
Ttuamping. t. 1 4 4 2 . Bouler. lb . 4 4 1 4 1
W Co ras, aa 4 1 1 4 It Moul'r. tk 4 4 4 4 4
Donahua. lb. 4 4 4 Iv OHistt. lb a.. 4 1 t
Swift. If ... 4 1 J. Mnalr, ill I M I
Colllna. 3b . 4 1 2 1 OOUleo, If .... Sill
Wnmer lb . 4 4 4 1 4 DowO. cf ... I 0 . 9
K. Co ran, rf 1 9 9 0 1J Oniil, SS I 4 4 t
W'llliame. c . I 4 1 10 OGurnaas. p .14 14 4
Maaoa, p 1 4 1 vH. Onnsr. c. 1 4 4 4
Tatala 12 4 It
Hoffmans
HARDWARE
;est game of the season, winning .h. first , AlhrlgfU Merchant.. 0 0 0 4)
j f,m alparaiso by a score of 4 to i go ng , .rned runs: Hoffman. 1.
eleven innings, an J shutting C m e.-co out i CVIllr.. G11W Bases on
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Raawl Pitches Great Ball.
BLAIR. Neb.. Aug 17. Special. )
The ba.l game Saturday afternoon be
tween BlaJr and the WalthlU Indiana waa
called at the end of taa ninth Inning on
account of darkness, with the score a
tie, 1 to ' 1. Rouwt of th Omaha
Campanella pitched a great game, al
lowing alx hlta and striking out ewsrateen
In dians Score:
The Sunday game went twelve Innings.
Blatr winning by a acore of i to 4.
Dixon started In to pitch, but after th
Indians had mad four run on three
hits and or.ly one man out. Rouwt went
In th box and struck out th negt two
up and only allowed two hlta Ift eleven
and two-thirds inning and struck out-ten
men. Blair tied the score in the eighth
snd won out In the twelfth on a hit by
Tama and a two-bagger by Boalon.
Rouwt pitched great ball when you conae
to consider that the Walthtll Indian
claim to be the f at est amateur team in
the state- They have oniy lost six games
out of fifty-two gamea played befor
they came to Blair. In the two fimel
Rouwt pitched twenty and two-third In
ning, a, lowed eight hits and struck out
twenty-eight men Th features of th
game w a the pitching of Rouwt and the
playing or rrovo. the Indian Ilrst base
I man
Totala 60 11 44 f) 1
Hill batted for Sullivan In eventh.
Beckley batted for Downte in ninth.
Kahl baited for Rogers in seventh.
No one out when winning run scored.
Columbus 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 03
Kansas City ... .0 1 0 1 o 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 14
Earned runa: Columbus. 1; Kanaaa City.
1. Two-base hits: Raidy. Wrigley. Goodwin.
First base on balls: off G-ndwin. 4, off
Rogers. 4; off Carter, 4. 8truck out: By
Goodwin. 4; bv Rogers. 4, by Carter
Hits: Off Rogers. 4 in six tunings; off ;
Lee-Glass-Andreesen Tenm Wiaa Twt
Gamea at McClelland, La,
The Lee-G!ass-Andreeen won oth
games of their
double-header Sunday
aiternoon, at McClelland, la. iiorearity
held the Iowans to tnree safe hits and had
no difficulty in scoring a shutout. Dougli
ertv's hitting, tne fielding of Lawler and
Mimkus and Morearlty s pitching were theiCeresco
features. In the second game Big Oua
hsl everything his own way. and but for
an excusable error by Gibson in the fitst
nnlnj m'iilil Knv a.lminiitrril tn fr-a (r.
I lAllnH fsm their nwcond whitemaah In
one day. someining u.ai r.as not oeen ac
uoodwin. in ten Innings. Lrt on oases: ,orr,ni,-ned this I'aiun. About 3u0 fan ac
toiumou. p; iansgas city, n uouoie Coti.paned the Lee-Glass-Andreesen team
from Council Bluffs and Omaha. Score,
clas: Daidy to Kriel ; Crisp to Brashear.
Stolen bases: Kruger, Congaiton. Hallman,
Cross Sacrifice hits: Odwell, Hayden (2i,
Hallman. Wild pitches: Carter t.2i. Passed
balia: Heyden. Sullivan. First base on er
rors: Columbus. 2; Kansga City, 2. Time:
1 45. Umpire: Kline.
Tailed Takes a Pair.
MILWAUKEE. At,g. 17 Toledo won two
close games from Milwaukee today. In the
first Mllieai a timely ungle and McCor
mtck's error gave Toledo both runs. Hocff
ner's passed bail let in the only run in Lie
second game. Score, first game:
TOLEPO. MiLWAtKCE.
AB H O A E. AB H O. A E
William, aa 4 1 1 4 Robineoa. as. 4 1 1 u
HiBchmaa. Jb 4 1 1 1 4 Brown, lb 4 1 i 0
Armb star. rf. I 9 1 9 Batsman. If . 4 119 4
SmooC. cf ... 4 9 4 4 J Uaauall. rf . . . 4 4 4 4 4
Hlntkmaa. it 4 1 2 4 1,hab. rf ...4 4 14 0
Und. c 1 4 1 1 VPIyno. lb .... I 9 4 1 4
Liatar. lb. ... 2 9 11 i I kH'ornk, 7b I 1 1 1 1
McCarthy, lb. 1 119 ? Beille. ....! 1 4 1 C
Glhao. p 4 1 4 a acsrtia. p 1 1 0
Totals 4 ft 11 2 To-ala 11 a 17 T 1
Toledo 4) 0 0 0 1 1 02
Milwaukee 0 0 4 0 0 0 i 1 o 1
Two-base hlta: Curfia. McCormick. Sac
rifice hue: Ijstar. McCarthy. Stolen bases:
William. Hlnchman. louble play: Wiilama
to H'.nchman to Lister. Bases on balls
Off Curtis, 6. Struck out: Ry Curtis. 6. by
Gillen. 2. Wild pitch: Curtis Time: 1 2s.
Umpire: Owens
Score, second game:
TOa-EDG. MlLW'AI'KEg
AS H O A AB H O A B
William, as. 4 4 t I Robaaaoe. as. 9 1 4 2 1
Hinthman. U 4 4 1 I 4 Brows. Ik ..1 I 44
Armb'atar. rt.1 1 1 t bausnaa. If . 4 4 '. 4 4
kmuot. cf I t 4 ikanaall. cf 1 I Its
Hiaxau. If . I 1 3 C4iha.il. rf .. a a a
first game:
L.-0-A.
AB H O A
Cmtr. If ..
Lawia. lb ..
Lawler, aa
Henry, rf .
Mimkua. 1b
Gibaun. cf
f'augr.erty, 2
E. Clair.
Mommy
M CLELLAND.
AB H O A K.
.44 11
.41141
4 u 4 4
1 4 1 i
.4413 4 Parry, as
.441101 Jonas, cf .
.41114 Hrgarty. It
4 4 4 4 CLo.. lb
.1114a Benaatt. lb . 1 1 14 4 1
.1114 VSVbnaidcr. Jb J 4 I 1 1
b 4 1 1 1 4 Dutf. a J 1 1
4 4 4 1 a Raid, rf .... I 0 4 tl 4 1
3 4 9 4 1
in the second. 4 to 0. Score, first game
H H E
Valparaiso 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-3 M 1
Weston 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1-4 10 1
Batteries: Valparaiso. HuJkms and
Cheever; Weston. Warren anl Wolta
Struck out: rly Hudkins. 14: by Warren, 14.
Umpire. Hurky of Valparaiso. Score, sec
ond game; R H.E.
..ooowwutwu . :
Weston ooooj: 4 0
Batteries: Cereaco. RoUim and Jone;
Weston. Pacal and Wotta. Stru k out: By
Rodlm. 7: by Pacal. . Umpire: Kojdl-.
The feature of th.s jrrme aae tl batt nj
of Wolta and perfect fielding by the whole
team.
. Total t 1 4 tl
0 0300004 c-1
0 0 0 0-4
Two-base
hits: Colllr-s. Gillen. Bases on balls: Off
Gurnets. 1. Struck out: By Gurness, 17; by
Mason, 11 Time: 1:30. Uniplrs: Mullens.
Basket Ball Gnlde.
Spaulding official baiket ball gjlde for
the eaun of llo-o9 is out, having been
edited by George T. Hepbron of New York,
secretary of tr.e Anirrian Athletic union
basket ball committee. The book contains
much valuable information for basket ball
men anl especially instructors.
Sterlings Win Two Gamea.
The Sterlings won two games at th Flor
ence park Sunday, defeating th Antlers
I by a acor of 4 to 1 and th Rambler 6 ta
, 6. Cross pitched good bail and had hi
1 game safe at all time and was nicely up
; ported behind th bat by McMa-nigw-. Ho
I let the Antler down wtth three hits. The
second game was fought for a Hula harder
by the Ramblers. Scorn ot first gam:
HH.E.
....0 0 0 0 1 0-1 1 4
0 0 0 0 1 1 0 OO 4 4
Antlers. Kelley and Hamilton
Sterlings., Cross and McManl-
gat. Three base hit. McMaragaL
Score of second game:
R H C
Ramblers 1 040000-11
Sterling 3 0 0 0 0 4 06 1 I
Batteries: Ramblers. Tuttl and Lasmaa.
Sterling Fltavgeiald and Goat.
Antler ....
Sterlings ..
Batteries:
and Ogdan.
Totala
L7-G -A
p I a Slat, p .
4 rr -.' 1 tmi'i . mi r iii
uT" v-0 J 1 0 1 14
McClelland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Two-base hits: Gibson, Mintkus, Dough
erty. Sacrifice hits. Casey, lianry, Gibson.
Stuien base: Casey. Strut k out: By Mo
rearlty, ; by Cass, 1. Bases on ball: Olf
Cass. 3. Hit with pitched ball: Miniku.
Uorearay. Wild pitches: Cass. 2.. Tim:
1:1" Umpire: St. Clair.
Score, second game:
L.-G-A ktCLELLAND
As HOAX. AB HO A. .
4 11)3 Parry, sa . . t 1) 4 u 0
1 4 San, cf ... 2 4 I 4 I
a 9 Hearty, If . 1 4 1 a 1
4 4 Lys.k. lb .14 14 4
( Beaaatt. Ik . 4 4 T 1 4
1 4. analdsr. t. t I 4
9 buff, c 1 9 I 1
i 9 Raid, rf .... 1 9 I I
p 1 1 4 k a
Caaay. If
Lfwis. lb ... 4
Eawiar. aa 2
Haury, rf ... 4
Mtnikus. lb .
Cibaoa. ef . I
Dougnarty. lb 4
E Ciatr. e . 4
Willlaaa. p . I
Tuala 11 21 1 Tola .a ...,-t Itl I I
L.-4J -A 1 0 0 1 2 2 1-4
McClelland 1 0 0 0 0 0 01
Two-base hit: E. Claire. Three-base hit;
Scnnelder. ttacrific nits: Lewis. Lawler.
Gihsiin. Stolen bases: Lawler. Gibson i'i.
Strut k out: B Williams. 7. Basra or. balla:
Off William. 2. off Casa 4. Hn ..i.
The nineteenth hole I
will add plcature to your
golf if you play it with
Good old
..A ' BoHUd ta Bond
1mt StaasW. Ryt WLiikey tf Amakn ioc ItST
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