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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TIXSOAY, SEPTEMBER ' 15. -1908.
Sioux City Wins Western League Pennant and Indianapolis American Association
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"joiioTan it Hit Hard and Timely and
V ' St Louit Win Easily.
STOJfl HAKES A HOME BUS
Ietrwlt Dae-a m Work at Bat, bat
rail ta Hit With Nn Inn
earea af Other
GiaH.
f ST. LOU15L Sept. 14.-6L Louis hit Dono
van hard and timely and took tha second
game of tha series from Detroit, I to 1
Score l . ff
R.-Loria.
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Btone, IT
' Hsrtsell. rf .
Hoffman, rf
Ferris,' lb ..
Wstlar. a....
Williams. 2b
T. Jones, lb 3
Smith, e . 3
Powell, p ,.... J
Totals "...
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A. K.
Oatil.7. If ... I
I'Mlllk. tb . 4 1 I
Pelekantr. t 1 I
firmer, if... . 4 1
rirkartn, rt. 4
freem... lk.. I 1 It
M'Brtoa. at.. 4 t 3
HWK, I I i
Keeley. ... 4 1
SIOUX CITY WINS PENNANT
Eight Buna, While Omaha Accumu
lates a Bow of Gooe Egg.
last far Cm4 Mewsar tha Other
' Sewrwa An rile I't-Sml
Craw 4 Taraa Oat ta Wlt-
eaa tar H'lati.
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DETROIT.
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Mclntyre.- tf
Sehaefer.- a .
Crawford, cf .... 4
coaij. :.. 4
Roesrnsn, lb 4
Schmidt. 4 ft
Coughtln " 3t '. I 0
Dowm, is I 1
Donovan., p
I). Jnnea x... 1
Mullln . 1
Thomas.- 1
Toiau I-'" 24 II I
Patted for Coughlln tn ninth.
' Ksl loo fur Downs In ninth.
Hatted for Donovan In ninth.
St. Louis ,....."...1 e 2 1 1 ft ft 8 -
Detroit ft ftlftftlftO-a
Two-base bfls:'Rostntn. Willisana Horn
run; Stone, . Barririce Mta: Powell. T.
J nr., Frrria, Stolen boar: Rchaefer.
toub)e plays; CougMin (unssslstedi;
Schmidt and Rossmsn. Left on hsses: St.
1-outs, ft: i Detroit, a. Bases on balla: Off
Powell. 1; -off Donovan, i. Struck out: By
Powell. ;"by Donovan.' I. "Wild pitch: Don
nvan. Time: 102 Vtaplraa; Hurat and
Sheridan.
- Tmw W FrM White .
CHICAGO. Sept. It Cleveland defeated
Chicago. 10 la 4, today. The vlaltora hit
Owen hard In Ihe. seventh and took the
Mmotl vil,ilt hit easily, whlls
J at Kpt thelxa a Under cofitro'. Score
CHICAGO.
IB. R. H.
Hahn. tf." ..'.. ..-.... ft 1
-Jones rf I
Dougherty, If. 4
Isbeli. lh 4
Da via. 2b I
Parent, aa. .4 l I
HulUvan. e. 4 v
Tannehlll, lb. i 4 .1-1
Owen. p. 1
'Donohua .............. 18 4
Manual, a. .. .n . -
Andrraon 1 ..0 -
o.
i
: Clereland. . Fnrt he on haller Off
Jn, l; off Owen, 1; off Manuel. 1. Krtirk
out: Pr Owen. ?: by Joe". I. hy Manuel,
1. tlil p'tch: Vmnuel. Time: 1:45. I'm
p'.ree: Egaa and O'LAughiin.
eaatara aa Athletlea allt.
WAPHIXMTOX. rVrt 14 lTt Keey
pitched both gmia for Vaihina"U and
beat Phlla'ielpbia tn the firet, 1 to 1. the
erM,ata c I i . In (ha Cnft
Coomba was a fuanle and the km mm j HOME BY HOLMES LNS IT
eaully. k to . the game Keing canea ax me
end of the elrhth Inning on account of
darkneaa Brr.ee. flrt pmi:
WHINOTfiN. rHlIATytHI
u n a II H O A E.
CKm'aMW. et. t 1 i 4 4KirSnia. .. 4 i j
4 toin. it.... ; j " ;
. iw.k r(..t 1 1 4
I rr..r... i ..- 4 4 14
4 4WTbol. If. . 4 I
1 It rolltK. J 4 1 II 4
t 4Prw ... J J I
1 1 Toul. lrJ 4
TvUla ft
One out when winning run was made
Washlnrton 0 1 11
Philalelohia 0-1
Two-baee hlt:Street, Klmnnilion. Tlmne
run: Nichols. Sacrifice hit: Galley. Stolen
rtelehantv. McBrirte. Btreet. Oltlrmg
Double plavp: MrBrlde to Freeman. Salve
to Davis. IWt on bases: Washington. ;
PhilHrtelnhia. . Basea on balls: Off Keeley,
t; off Balve. i. Pase on error: Philadelphia,
1. Btruck out: By Keeley. 4i bv Balve. 6.
Time: I:IS. Umpire: Connolly. Score, sec
ond ame:
rHlLADKLr-HlA WAtHlSOTON
ilHIktl AB H O A K
Klihnt. 4 14 lPltk.rin rt. 4 0 I 4
4 Qtiler. It ... 4 1 4 e
1 41 ni.h. ft t t I i
4 1 TMIehmtr. lb
I T-lTmer. rf .. I I
4 Irmun, lb.. I 4 t 1 1
t 4MrKrl4. . t I I
t treM. c I 4 1 4 3
1 4 Keller .... 1 4 I I
MllftS 1 4 4
..tl 14 It
ToUII J4 I 14 li I
Game called on account of darkness.
Batted for Keeley In eighth.
Washinaton 9 a 0 0
Philadelphia 1 0 0 1 I 16
Two-base hit: Nichols. Three-base hit:
Barrv. Bacrlftop tills: McBrlde. KJreley
Bey bold 2). Double llays: Keeley to Mc-
Rrtrte to FTeeman. lv. fjol ins to lITl.
VrBrirle to Deiehsntv to FTeeman. Deft
on bases: Washinaton. : Phllaiielphla. a
t. Bases on errors: Wsshlnrton, Z; Pl lla-
delnhia. t. Htt br t.ltched ball: By Keeley.
1. struck out: ur tveeicy. i: oy voumi.
C Passed ball: Lapp. 1. Time: l:Su. Um
pire: Oonnollv.
Boataa Wlas From Xw Vers,
BOB TON. Sept. It Boston won a close
me from New Turk today, 1 to 1. With
two on baaea In the ninth InnViK O Rourke
lined the ball Into Steele s hanTs. and the
pitcher enrtwl the rame by running orer
and touching nrsu
nerrriN KKW TORKL
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fcrraanell. lb 4 1 I 4 1 Miir. rt. 4 4 4 4 4
Lora, k 4 4 11 tConrnr. lb.... 4 4 12 4
Spexksr, cf... 4 t 14 4 Hemphill, cf. I 4 I 4 4
OMaier. rf.... 4 4 4 4 Lpm-ie. 4 1111
Stfthl. Ik I 1 14 I 1 Hornrlty. lb. 4 1 IS 1 4)
Wfttmer, as... I 4 4 4 lO'Resrke, If. 4 t 4 1 4
Cravfttk. If... S 4 4 4 Snail, ss I 4 14 4
twnakk. C...I 1 1 1 4Klelno. C... 4 4 4 4 4
ttsela, a. I 111 (Laka, a 1 111
Standing of the Teams
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WEST. LEA (J UK.
WLPrtl
Floua City.
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PueNn
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B.rTT. Ik. .... 4 t
Murphy, ef... I 1
DkTla. Ik....', t 1
trkoi4. rf . . I 1
K Colli as, lb 4 I
Laps, c I 4
Ceembs, P 4 ft
TeUls...
Totala . . 4. 27 M
CLEVELAND.
AB. R. H. O. A. X.
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Goode. rf. ' ...4 1 1 8 8 8
Rradlev. Sb ft 1 I
Hinchisan, If.
Lanie, 2b.
Btovall. lb.
Beitiia. 0, .........
Birmingham. f- .
Perrlrg, ss.
Joss, p. ....i..w.
Totala I.. 42 10 1 27
Batted for Owea In the aeventh.
Batted for' Manuel In the ninth.
Chicago ...;...v...., I8080ejft-4
Cleveland r..V........8 1 ft ft 1 2-1J
Two-baas hlw. LaVSe fj), Owen. Prrrlng,
Da via. Thrae-baaa hit: OooAtu Home run:
Hinrhman. Hits: Off Owen, IS In seven
innings; off ManurL In two Innings. 8e
rific-e hit: Bomla. Stolaa base: Tsnaehlll.
Douhle plsys: LJole to Stovafl; Owen to
Davs to IsbcII Left on kaaes: Chicago,
Tutili 1 21 11 I ToUls It 4 14 13 S
Bnaton 8 001890-
New York 0 0 1 ft 0 0 0 01
Two-base hits: Donahue. Sacrifice hits:
Wskner. Ball, Steele. Stolen bases: Con
my. Btahl, Lake, Oessler. Double plays;
Warner to Btahl: Mnrarity to Laporte:
Kte!e (unasalatedl. First base on balls:
Off Lake. 2: off aMeele, 1. Jret base on
errors: Boston, I: New Tork, t Struck
ut: By Steele, 1; by Lske. 1 Wild pitch:
Lake. Time: 1:56. I mpire: .vane.
Clear Iwrtf far Belvldera.
BELVTDERE. Neb.. Sept. 14 Speclal.)
The three days' ball tournament closed
Saturday a'lth a loosely played raroe be
tween Daykln and lielvldere. the home
team winning by score of IS to 10. Belvv
tiera won all six of the games In which
they played, winning from canetoo twice,
Brrem twice. K-dear, once and Daykin once.
Tha remarkable feature of the tournament
was the fact that there waa not a close
contast. the result of any game never being
In doubt after the first Inning, and tnere
waa aot a questionable d-cisirt br any of
the numerous umpires. Out of about
twenty gamee played by Belvldere since
July 4 tbey have lost but two, one to the
Haskell Indians. S to 1: the other tn
Hrferotv la which the latter tew a waa ably
assisted nr the umpire, -
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eiOUX C1TT. Sept, 14 Manager -Ducky
Holmes walked to the plate tn the thitd
Inning today and rapped out a home -run
over center-field fence, winning the game
and the' Western league pennant for I".
That run proved trufflclent for all practi
cal purposes, but in the subsequent pro
ceedings, to make assurance doubly sure,
the followers of Holmes accumulated seven
additional runs,
Hollenbeck was hit bard after the first
Inning, and Rhodes went to the firing line
ta the seventh.' but fared even worse than
his predecessor. The redoubtsble "Buck"
Freeman, with the able assistance of his
pals In the field, kept the Omaha bunch
from connecting1 with the home plate, mak
Ing the third shut-out administered by the
Sioux tribe In two day.
Business was practically suspended dur
ing the game, most of the stores closing at
2 o'clock, and more than 1,000 fans rooted
as strenuously as the athletes played.
Austin waa the first men up for Omaha
and got his base on balla. King hit a dinky
little fly Into the Infield and Granville nar
rowly missed getting lt Autrer went out
on a sacrifice. Freeman t Weed. "Doc'
Welch fanned tba air three times, Belden
hit a hirmleea one to Freeman and was
thrown out at first,
Campbell waa the first man up for Sioux
City.- He hit a little pop-up to Autrer and
failed to beat it out. Holmes went oat on
sirlkes. Green hit a roller to King, who
fumbled It and let the veteran land on
first. Weed hit to Austin, who fumbled.
permitting "The Judge" to land on first.
Green was advanced to third. Green tried
to sneak home on a throw to second, hut
was nipped St the plate.
In the second Inning Flornoy appeared
first for Omaha and went out, Welch to
Weed.' Franck hit to the fence and was
caught at second by a pretty throw by
Green to Granville. Oonding hit a ad
bounder over Andreas bead and got his
base. Hollenbeck went out on strikes.
Granville opened Sioux City's - half by
retting a baaa on balla. ' Andreas fanned.
Welch hit a long One to Belden, Shea hit
to Austin, who made a bad throw to Aut
rev, who had to leave his bag- to vet tha
ball. Shea was safe. Freeman hit to
Franck. who caught Shea at second
For Omaha, Austin opened tha third wl(h
an easy on to Andreas and went out
first. King hit a high cne to center, but
Holmes was there. Autrey hit a hard one
to right, which caused a ahlver among the
fans, but Green waa there.
Halsae Wlsi tba Peaaaat.
In tba Packers' half of the third Camp
bell hit to Austin, Just to show tha fans
bo waa in earnest about it and out to win
"Ducky" put the lea tier over the center
field fence for a home run. Green hit
safely to center. Weed walked amid Im
mense cheers, 'suggestive of a crasy house.
Granville hit safely. Weed wras caught
between second and third and was cut
Green In tha excitement was caught nan
ring at third.
Doc Welch opened tne fourth tot
Omaha by fanning again. Belden went
out on an easy roller. Freeman) to Weed.
Flt-umoy bit a high one, to which Holmes
frcse. - , .
Andreas was the first man tip In ths
last half ot tha fourth and went out on a
fly to center field. " Welch hit to right for
two bases, aad on a slow one to Austin
Shea got to first, but Welch had a narrow
escape at third. Freeman took his baae
on balla. filling the bares. Campbell fouled
out to Autrey. Holme stepped tip to the
plate and swiped at ths ball hard enough,
but fanned.
Franck opened the fifth for Omaha wlih
a Jeff field hit which netted hun two bases.
Gondlng lifted a one-old-cat popup into
Freeman's mlt, Hollenbeck was helpless
and shattered the atmosphere three timna.
Again Austin failed to deliver the goods
and Went out on strikes.
Green was first for the Sioux in their
half of tba fifth and was called out on
strikes. Weed caught an
left pin, but waa able to amble to first,
and advanced to second on Granville's dif
ficult roller tor King. King did a nice pi?ce
of work on this ball, retiring Granville.
Andreas hit a fly to right field, which
Welch got after a long run and then kicked
past first base. Weed scored and tba red
headed second baseman landed oa third.
Welch was hit on the left arm and trotted
to first. On the first pitched ball ha stole
second. Shea fanned and the side waa ouL
The stxth inning, with King up for
Omaha; he hit a fly to Andreas. "Chick"
Autrey waa easily retired, Granville to
Weed. "Doe" Welch finally came into hia
own and hit saftly to center. Flejrnoy
did his part all right by hitting a good one
to Green, but the old big leaguer was there
and orer, whipping the ball beautifully to
Shea, catching Welch at home.
Claehed It Here.
Freeman was up for Sioux City In the last
half bf the alxth. but hit a high one to
Belden. going out. Campbell did exactly
the same and went back to the bench.
Holmes walked. Green also rot bis base.
Then Weed hit a clean one to left field,
which Floumoy juggled for aeveral min
utes before deciding to throw it In, Holmes
and Green both scored. When Austin got
hold of the ball, he threw It over Gondlng' s
head and Weed got to third. Franck or
dered Flournoy to the bench and substi
tuted Fisher. Granville went out. Austin
to Autrey.
Franck opened the seventh inning for
Omaha by going out. Welch to Weed.
AMFR. ASSTN. I
W.LPt-L I
, ST .0r'TtK1asm.fHIta' 1 'l
HK S Dt tliiv!le T.
7t 71 . ' Vlumbus ... (e. f
71 74 .4t Toledo M 7: .M0
! 7 .4fi Mintiestx-lis .77 7 -f'l
Des Moines.. b !t .IKS M ilwsuk.ee ..71 W .4:4
!Kuim City.7 fcj .4.4
iH. Paul 41 16 .H4
NATL LEAGUE. AMER LEAGUE.
W L Pet I W.LPrt
New Tork.. 4 .Ml Detroit 7a f
r.loapro 1 .U" Chicago 75 kv .fn
Piltarnirg ...Hi Si .S17 Cleveland ...75 -iwi
Philadelphia 71 r-7 M lt. Lout 71 .i-ij
Cincinnati 7 .474 Pl.tladelphla 4 7 .4-
Roeton i 77 .4H Boston B I" .4W
Brooklyn ...44 sr .X Weshine-ion f 71 .4f.J
8L Louis 44 IT. J.: New Tork. ...41 ."CI
GAMES TODAY.
Western Lea-rue Bf aeon ended.
American Association Season oned.
National League Pltuburg at Philadel-
pnia. Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Chk-snto at
Boston. St. Incuts at New Tork.
American Lea-roe Detroit at St. Iouia,
Cleveland at Chlcaao. Philadelphia at
Washlngi'm. New York at Boston,
DETAILED STANDI" OF THE WEST
ERN LEAGUE.
Following Is the result of the Western
league race to date, showing the standing
of the teams snd the number of gsmes
won by each of the teams from each
the others:
Totals SS 4 ft H
TVtted for Wtthertrp In ninth. 1
While out for intei ference.
De Moines aftftftftftftft 4-4
Denver 8 ft 1 ft ft ft I 0-4
Two base hits: tr-iti'r, Nlehoff, Heckln
ger. WaMrrm. Casady. Cornett. McTKm
ouh. Base oti balls: Off Wltherup. 1; ofT
Olmtend. S- Passed ball: Heckinger. Blrurk
out: Bv Olmstead. a. Stolen bases: Dwyer.
Cansariy. Double plavs: Kellv to Heckinger
to Nlehoff. Bacrifiee hits: White. Bohstv
non. Time: 1:1ft. Attendance, "6. Umpire:
O'Callaghan.
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Sioux City... !. i' o i iS ri M .V
Omaha 14 .. 17 la- 1& 12 W .K3
Lincoln r IS .. 14 17 in 74 .fi
Denver . IS IS 14 .. 16 17 72 .4
Pueblo IS M V0 14 ;. 14 2 .44"
Des Moiiiea. ft 7 Q 13 IS .. M .
Lost 67 7S 74 79 4 434 77!)
Oonding managed to get a base on balla
Joe Dolan was aent In to bat for HolleD-
berk. The big fellow, trusted aa an emer
gency hitter, went out on- a baby popup to
Andreas. Austin hit an easy one to Camp
bell and It was over.
With Rhodes In - the box for -Omaha,
Andreas stepped up to tha piste for Sioux
City and hit the second bsll safely to
center field. Welch hit one ag-alnst tha
center field fence. Shea, sacrificed per
fectly and advanced Andreas and Welch.
A hit and run stunt and Andreas scored.
Freeman hit to King and out at first.
Campbell hit to right and Welch scored.
Holmes hit safely to right, but Campbell
was caught at third.
The eighth - Inning opened with King
up for Omaha, King went out on a fly
to Andrea. Autrey filed out to Green-
Welch chose Campbell as his executioner.
No runs. '
n the last of the eighth Green walked.
Weed advanced him on a bunt, going out
at first Grsnvlle went out on a high tly
to Austin. Andreas hit safely to right and
Green went to third. Wek-h hit to Kins;.
who juggled the ball. Green scored. Shea
hit safely to center, scoring Andrea.
Shea died trying o stretch his hit to a
double.
In the first half of the ninth Beldea
at bat for Omaha went out, Granvile to
Weed. Fisher went out on a fly to Camp.
belL Franck went out easily, Granvile to
Weed. v
Tha crowd spread over the field and
Holmes and Freeman were cArrled off the
diamond on tha shoulders vjf the crazy
fans. Score: " -
Fit At. GAME AT LICOI. A TIE
Caatest Gwea Twelve- Isslssa aad Is
fttapwew by psrkseu.
LINCOLN. Bent. 14 The Lincoln and
Pueblo clubs terminated the Western
leae-ue aeason todsy and played one of the
closest games o f the season. With the
score standlrjr a tie at 1 to 1 durina the
twelfth. Umpire Davis called It -ff on
account of darkne. The Oreenbarkers
were runiess until tiie ninth, a hen hits by
Thomas, Dnrldsrm, Oacnter Snd 7.lnrsn
sent tne tying runs over the plate, r'ueoii
previously had scored on Clark's triple,
which sent Maffick home, and on Miller's
triple and an Infield out. Both Hendrix
n.i Fitaserald were tight with the hits.
The PueWo club left tonight for a barn
storming tour of the Iowa league, while
several of the Lincoln players are to Join
picked team which is to plsy a -rir-s
with the Omaha club in Clarinda. la.
Iepite the bad weather during the earlv
part of the race, the sesnon hss been a
financial succois in Lincoln. Score:
LINCOLN.
AB. R. H. O. A.
..I ft 1 2 0
...4 ft ft 0 S
.. 8 ft 1 I 0
..I 1 1 14 ft
... 4 r 1 2 1
..10145
... St ft o 1
..12711
..S O 0 0 2 ft
... 1 0 0 ft 0
... ft ft it ft 8 8
urvrl'r ihe upeiviklon of profs Kenneiv
ind Dtncnwe. will attend 0e mterse
fsir at ft Jeseph cr, September 21. whf-re
tl t y will b-t given tne if ifcre. diva of
pr.ctlrsl rink. The I emits of this tryout
111 Irur-re Ort-rmm who ! to reptve.r.t
the college on the judslrg t-sm
The grain contests wiH be held st the
Nsili iial t'orn ersltifi at Omaha In Ie
cembr, One w.l Include or.ly corn srd
tle other will take In the small trrsins
The Western (!rln Drsiers' a ""elation,
las offered a !. trophy, in the fe-nn
of a silver sheaf of om. ahlch wil be
given t-i the iern doing the roost pr-'flrtent
aork In small grain judging. Another
trophy, value! at 1 1.0m. will be given l
the succeftil corn Judging team. The
corn art gta-n teams mil le coachel by
Profs. Bowman and Cr . y. The .lericul
tural students are greatlv Interostcd lr
these crntest snd the competition for the
lesms will be close.
Murphr. rf...,.
Fcx. 2b
Jude. If..
Thomas, lb
Davidson, cf...
Gngnler. ss
Pritohett. 3b...
Zinrsn. c
Hendrix. p
Wensrer ........
Wafson. p...
Totals 17 2
PUEBLO.
AR R.
Hoerrlever. 2h I
Frticer. If..... 4 0
Smith, c 4 8
Mattick. cf I 1
Clark, lb i 0
Miller, rf 4 1
Corhan. ss 4 0
Mitse, Sb 2 0
Fiugerakl. p I 0
Totals.! 14 2
7 a 17
H.
O.
I
15
A.
2
ft
1
ft
. 2
C
ft
7
E.
o
ft
SEW YORK WINS IN TENTH
Giants Take Sixth Straight Otrne
From Dod jtri.
BEOOKLYU STAETS OUT WELL
Heme Tenia Tlea Scare- fa t:ihta
laalait aad Flaally Wlaa '
heyaaear's Flflh
Hit.
IEAL A!4D CASDIH4TK4 lv(R-F.
Cretakfaa Fawt Ball Fever Rlsea Hlah
at First Prarllee.
Enthuslasra snd number of candidates for
the tesra steadily Increases la Crelghton
foot bell circle. The first practice waa a
marker for the fever heat of excitement
1 hat prevails this yesr st the university,
the new Coaches, their methods and the
team s prospects being ths attractive fea
tures. Monday night the squad undedwent Its
first serious schooling. Cosch Kennedy,
selecting the heeavy line men, began to
teach their the rudiments of the game.
Gillespie et renter, under his tutelage, soon
realised the fact that hla only duty was
not to peas the ball back to the quarter,
and after a series of energetw attacks he
appeared minus a grester portion of his
swester, having come In contact with the
ground with such force that the lesson
learned was indelibly stamped, if not upon
his brain, at least up.ui his features.
A few plays demonstrsted thst the old
guards, Blodorn and Lynch, had lost none
of their old-time form. Dee pit huge besds
of swest. Coach Kennedy charged, pulled.
shoved, tugsed and tried in divers ways to I Jordan, lb.
upset in approved as well aa unapproved I Alperman, 2b.
7 S3 17 8
Batted for Hendrix in the tenth.
Lincoln OftOOOftOftlOO J
Pueblo OftOlOOl'OftO ft I
Three-base hits: Clark. Miller. Two-base
lilts: Smith. Corhan. Left on bases: Lin
coln. ; Pueblo. SI Stolen bases: Murphy,
Jude (21. Hosrrlever, Spencer. Mattlcks,
Miller (SI. Sacrifice hits: Fox. Smith,
Mitre. Frst baae on balls: Off Hendrix,
S: off Fltxgrerald. 1 Btruck out: By Hen
drix". 2; by Fitrgerald. 2. Hit with pitched
ball: By Hendrix, i. Time: 10. Umpire:
Davis.
Campbell, If...
Holmes, cf
Green, rf
weed. lb.
Granville, ss...
Andreas, 2b....
Welch.- lb
Shea, c
Freeman, p....
Totals
Austin, lb.......
King, 2b
Autrey, lb
W'elch. cf
Belden. rf
Flournoy, If...
SIOUX ClTT.
AB. B. H. O.
..ft ft , 1 S
4 "2-1 I
.1! rl
4
.
4
4
s
-1
2 a
i a-
7 2
8 . tf
A.
1
-ft
1
I
' 1
1
8
4
S4 a
OMAHA.
AR. R.
a
4
a
4
' 1 27 11
, H.
., I
S
Fisher. If 1
4 ft
ft- 1
' 0
1
ft ? ft
ft i 1
rranck. ss...
Gondlng, c...
Hollenbck, p.
Rhodes, p....
Dolan
2
-1
ft
. 0
0
O.
4
2
7
0
4
ft
1
ft
ft
ft
A.
:
0
AMERICA X ASSOCIATION CLOHES
Louisville Wlas Flaal Gasae Fro la
Mlaaeaaolia, Tea ta Five.
INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 14.-Indiensr.olis
played the closing- game of the aeason to
day with a patched up team, dof citing
Louleville. 10 to 5. Score:
INDIANAPOLIS. LOngVIlJ,E
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H O A
tuk. as i I 1 1 R.rVrr. If.... 4 4 14ft
4Stamtl. rf-.. 14 1
ttaftly, cf... Ill
Burk.. Ik 14 1
kOnlnlaa. ss... 4 1 I
SSslllraa, lb.. 4 11
INrrlH, Ik... 4 1 1
f Hushes, e.
Poela e-rf
Darulm. St. I
Hftydea, rf... 4
Can-, lb 4
Cmlter, If... I
Hovler. a I
Williams. 2b. I
LltMhar. 2k. . t
Hosk. n 1
Mrqjrl. p.. I
Ochreiber. a.. I
Wakeflelt, c. 1
Wertea .... I
I I
I I
I 14
it
4 t
4 4
.14 1
.441
TeUls. 4 14 11 4
( 24 16
Totals SO
Batted for Hollenbeck In .seventh.
Sioux City 001(11222 -
Omaha ftvftOftoftO 0-0
Two base hits: Weed, 8. C. Welch.
Franck. Three base hit: Andreas. Home
run: Holmra Sacrifice hits: Weed. Rhea
wToM no M.tAulrey' lole8 b: S- C. Welch. Base
Tnshoot on hUm bsJ,.. OM Kre,marl, j. off Hollenbeck.
S; ot Rhodes. 1. Struck out: By Freeman,
ft: by Holienbeck. &, Hit by pitched ball:
Weed. B. C. Welch, Time: 2ii. Umpires;
Haskell and Brennan. Attendanoa, tMA.
LlTt'C-t-os, lb 4 ft 1
Totals. 17 II V 14 4
Patted for Carr In the eighth.
Louisville 8 2 2 0 8 8 8 1 ft i
Indianapolis 28214081 M
Hits: Off Marquard, S In three tnnintrs;
off Poole, ft in two innings: off Schreiber,
1' in six innings: off Btovall. 2 In six in
nlnps Struck out: By Schreiber. 2; by
Btovall.' Z Wild pitch: Btovall. Hit with
pitched hall: By Btovall. Hayden; bv Mar-
ouara. rnaniey. 1 nree-oase rut: o tar ley.
Home runs: Carr, Perrlne. Double plays:
Quinlan to Perrlne to Sullivan, Stanley to
Hughes to Burke. Sacrifice hits: Coulter,
Burke. Bloleiv bases: Davidson. Btovall,
Sullivan, Hughes. First base on balls: Off
Marauard. 2; off Schrkber, 2; off Btovall,
2 Passed bftll: Howley. Time: 1:40.
Umpires: Owens and Kane.
Pllsrer Takes Uasaa frwns Winer.
PILQER. Neb.. Sept. 14. fSpedaU-Pil-ger
defeated Wlsner at Wlsner Fridsy, the
last day of the stock show. 12 to ft. Wlsner
defeated Stanton Thursday 4 to I. The
frame waa void of Interest except for the
leavy hitting of the Pllger team. Wlsner
used four pitchers Bensene, Anderson,
Zaeck and Morse but couhl not stop the
batting rally. Pllger getting sixteen hits.
Including four doubles and two three-baggers.
Martin pitched a steady game for
l-tlger. Score:
R. H. E.
Pllrer 1 1 8 1 2 1 8 2 8 U U 4
Wiener S8104810- 7 T
Batteries: Wlsner. Bensene. Anderson
Zseck. Morss and Thompson; Pllger. Mar
tin and Hopper. Three-base hits: Laraen.
Martin. Two-base hits: Larsen (3), Va-
nancner. Hopper, zaeck.
manner the men that will most likely have
first rail on the guard positions this year
at Creigtiton; but he might Just as well
have butted Into Ihe statue of Lincoln on
the high school grounds, for they were as
firmly rooted In the around aa the statue
itself. At tackle, however, he made some
Impression on Brennan. but It was only
momentary. His first few char-res netted
success, his first pull or I wo obtained like
result, but hie subsequent moves tending to
upset or dislodge the Irishman came mighty
close to being failures.
Blerecks. who at present is striving to
fill Morganthaler's place until the old tackle
mturna. la eomeahat green, but even at
this early stage of the sesson la rounding
Into form so quickly thst Coach Kenney
had the presumption to bet a Si Stetson hat
that he would make a stsr tackle of Ne
braska out of this laft-pound candidate
The ends whom Kennedy Is working at
present on his squad are merely fixtures for
the time being, and did not have a chance
to prove then- worth. Yet they were all
eyes and ears and the valuable advice
which .the coach dealt out in a constant
stream fell unon fertile sround.
Conspicuous smong this squsd was young!
uus lteiiey, who. anhougb somewhat slight
in stature but studily built, was hsndling
the ball In nifty form, and bids fair to
make a hard run for the location.
Just a short distance down the field long
Coach Schneider waa working on another
bunch of players, snd although bis line
was weaker than that being tutored by
Coach Kennedy, it looked as though some
mighty good material could be found
amongst it. The tall coach, however, de
voted his attention mostly to the bsck
field, and his methods were certainly up to
date.
Many of the nice points of the back field
can hsrdly be so clearly defined that one
can grasp them at first hearing. The lanky
coach, realising this fsct, stepped Into his
old positions st full snd half an showed the
boys how to turn the trick. There was no
need to urge them on, tn fact their principal
difficulty was In being: over anxious to
make a rood snowing in the presence 01
the coach.
Captain Magirl waa temporarily acting as
full bsck.
Cosch Schneider did not . delve tn any
Intricate -or showy maneuvers, but simply
tsught his backs how to catch and to hold
the ball: how to raise their knees In the
air when running at full tilt and -to keep
their eyes fixed on the opening In the line.
in these importsnt features the stem sna
experience of Leo Hannifin aids the
coaches considerably. As an old hand at
the business of quart sr. he knows how to
drive the ball Into the runner's stomach.
On another oortlon of the campus the
punters and forward passers were herd at
work rounding Into form. That Jack Btrat
ton is going to show the people of Omaha
and St. Louis how the forward pass should
be made Is evident. He is taking to It like
a postage atamp to a letter, and his se
curacy la increasing. Dougherty and
Bakule spent most of their time In hooting
the aphere throujrh the air. some of the
punts being exceptionally good lor so early
in the sesson.
The tackling dummy and the goals posts
will soon make their debut on the new
Crelghton campus, and by that time there
will harory be a department or ine game
hleh will not ave received its full meas
ure of work.
NEW TORK. SepL 14 A home run by
Jordan with two men en bases gave the
Breoklj'ns a lesd of three-runs In the first
Inning today, but thereafter .W'lltas held
thera safe, although it requlrej 111 tee fast'
double plays to pull htm out toward the
end.- Rucker pitched wall up to the trtxrtr '
lnnlna. when be, htt two men and Bea-nair
got a double. Pastertous then took bis
place. New Tork tied the scare In4 ths
eighth on a paas to Hetaog,- a steal and
S)-mour's stnaie aad wen It In the tenth,
when Hersosr was hit bv a pltrhel ban.
Bresnshan wait-eed. - Don 11 n aactiftce-n Snd
Seymour made the necessary Mt, his firth
In d row, which Included twa doubles and a
triple.. It was the sixth strsight vlttory
for New Tork In a week from Brooklyn and
a as the final rame of .the sekson brim-sen
these two clubs. New Tork winning six
teen out of twenty-two.' Score -BROOKLYN.
,
AB. R, H. O A K.
; ft 2 t 0 0
4 1 2. 0- 0
...... 4.1 (i . ft - ft 0
4 1 S 11 ft
...... 4 ft 2.0t
4 ft 3 ft ft
ft ft 4 I 8
4 , 8 , ft ft-.. I
2 4.4) 0 10
2 ft ft ft 2 ft
Burch, cf .
Lumley. rf
Hummell, If.-..
McMillan, ss..
Sheehan. 3b....
Dunn, c
Rucker. p
Pastorlus, p...
Totals
a 10 -8 12
Tenney. lh
Hersog, Xi
Bresnahan. c...
Donlln, rf
Seymour, cf....
Devlin. Bb
McOormlck. If.
Bridwell, as....
Wlltse, p
Totals
NEW .YORK,
. AB., R.
...
I-f,
1
1
ft
ft
O.
A.
0
a a .' n
DEXVER WIXXER OF THE WI.KDl F
Maa
Des Malaes I aable ta - Get
Arrwes the Plate.
DES MOINES. Ia., Sept. i4Denver took
the final game, the score being 4 to ft.
Wltherup was lh the box for De Moines,
and while he did not exert himself greatly
with good support he would have blanked
the Gricxlles. Olmstead waa working In
fine ahape and only two Boosters reached
third base. Wltherup mill Join Wsshlna'
ton tomorrow. The Denver team will start
west on a "larn-storming" trip tonight.
Nlehoff will play third bass for the team.
Score:
DES MOINES.
AB. R. H Ol A. E.
Kelly. If 4 4 w 1 1
Piixpatrirk. 2b 4 ft 2 4 s 1
Dwyer. lb S ft 1 IS S 1
I Chouinard. ss 4 ft ft 2 1 1
Bomar, cf 4 ft ft S
Dexter, rf 4 ft 2 1 ft 9
Nlehoff. Sb S ft 1 1 S 1
Heckinger, e S ft 1 ft 9 9
Wltherup. p I 9 ft 1 8 ft
McDonnell 1 ft ft it 9
Totals S3 ft T ' 17 4
DENVER.
AB. R. H. O. A.. B
Waldron If 4 11 1 ft ft
Belden. 2b 4 112 11
Caaaady. rf 1 1 Z ft ft
W nite. lb S ft ft 1 ft ft
Corbett, Sb S ft 2 1 2 0
Bohannon, cf S ft 1 S ft ft
Klnneally, aa 4 ft 1 2 2 ft
McDonough, c 4 ft 1 4 1 ft
Tie far Peaaaat.
BEATRICE. Neb.. Sept, 14. (Special Tcle
frram.l In the Sunday school league the
BartM-as won from the Presbyterians bv
the sorre of ft to A The two lesms hare
each won a game tn the race for the ocn
bant. The third fame will be played later
in tne wee a.
Bltr Sear at W rataa.
WESTON, Neb.. Sent- 14.-fSpc!a4 The
locaia wajiopea ataraaiex 8 Colts Sunday,
making enough runs to win seeral games,
tne score ueing- 4Z to a peter alu-nel bat
tirg waa the feature, making six hits out
of seven times up.
One out when winning run ecorcdV
Brooklyn i.S ft9009ft ft S
New York ft I 4 I 2 1 ft t 4
Two-bcae hits: Burch, Seymour (!). The.a
bsse hit: Syroour. Home run; Jordan.
Hits: Off Rucker, S in five and one-third
Innings; off Pastorlus. I In four innings.
Sacrifice hits: Dunlin. VJJtne. , Stolen bares:
Heraog. Breanahan. Double plays: Merxog
to Brldwell to Tenney. Brtdwell to Tenney
to Bresnahan Devlin to Tenney. Left on
bases: Brooklyn. 4; New York, a. Bases
on balls: Off Rucker. 1; off. Wlltse. 1; off
Pastorlus. 3. Hit by pitched balls off
Rucker, 2; by Paatnrlua. 1. Struck out:
By Rucker, 4: by Wilts, ft; by Pai-tortua,
1. Passed ball: Dunn. Time; 1:43. Umpir:
Johnstone and Klem.
Boataa Wlas la ?Tlath.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 14.-Errors by
the home tesm helped Boston to win to
dsy's gsme, the deciding run being made
In the ninth Inning on a single by Sweeney
and a wild throw and a wild pitch by
Moren. Doolln was accldentslly spiked by
Moran and he was forced to leave the
game. Score:
not TDK. PHILAMCLPHIA. -
AB.H.O.A.E - AI.HO.l t
Beekar. rf....! 114 lOmil. Ib-aa.. I 1111
14 4 DKaabe, Ik.... I 1114
14 (Titoa. rf I ft I e
ft 1 I (CIM-Itt, If... I 12 4 9
ft t I 4 Branaftola. lk I I It t ft
111 1 O. borne, of... 41441
4 11 tPmita. ...... 1 4 11S
14 1 irMirtaey. lb. I 4 4 S 1
4 4 3 tDoota. a 4 I I 1 a
MrOulllia a.. S 4 9 19
TetaU II I IT 4 I Horea. p 9 4 4 4 I
Jacklltw-b ..4 4 4 4 9
Brows 4 a 9 S
-TMato.'...t3 T ST 14 I
Batted for McQulllln In eiphth.
Batted for Moren in ninth.
Boston 0 t 1 9 J ft ft ft "1-4
Philadelphia ft 0 0 1 ft ft 1 81
Sacrifice hits: Becker, Chappalle (I),
Clementa. Knabe. Stolen bases: Bransfield.
Clement, Doom. Double plsys: Knabe to
Grant to Bransfield. Bransfield to Knabe.
Left on bases: Boston ft: Phllsdtlph'a, 7.
Bases on balls: Off Chappellc, S: off Me
Quiliin. 1: off Moren, 1. 1-irst base on er--rora:
Boston, S: Philadelphia, 1. Btruck
out: By Chappelle, 4. Psaaed ball: Dooin. '
Wild pitch: Moren. Time: 1:4ft. Umpire:
Emslie.
ftlg-aat Carps Wla Faat Gaaae.
The Union stock yards team was defeated
Sundsv afternoon at Fort Omaha by the
tlgnal rorpa. ( ass of the Signal corps hsd
the honors ss a twlrlei, allow fng only three
hits and striking out ten men. Another
gsme between the two will do piayeo next
Sunday. Score:
tignal corps... 0
U. S. Yards... 1
Moras. If 4
Brow-M, cf... 4
MnOaae, lb.: 4
Orakask tb. . I
Swaatwr. lb. . I
Bowarmaa, e. I
Haaaltao, sa 4
Cbaspeila, p.. I
Friend Wlas la Wlada.
FRIEND. Neb., Sept- 14. (Special Tele
gram. I The National Indians played the
home club hens thle evening and It was a
very slow gsme. being called at the end
of the seventh Inning in order to allow the
Indians to catch a tr-tlni Score: R H E
Indians 1 I I M 1 4-111 1
Friend 2 ft 8 0 1 48 1
Batteries: Indians, Sanders 'and Felix;'
Friend, Rleseh, Hc-tkenberry and Nunl
maker. Struck out: By Sanders. 3; br
Reiaeh. 1: by Hockenborry. 7. Two-base
ftftllftlft ltl hits: Thompson, Sanders. Three' base hits;
ftOOOOftftl 21 I'rerilon (S).
R.H.E.
Bar Killed br Ball.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo.. Sept. 14. While
watching a base ball game at Fordland,
twenty-five miles west of here, yesterday
afternoon, the 4-year-old son of J. C. Bur
dett was struck Just below the hesrt by a
ball and killed.
LEGAL NOTICES
OFFICE OF THE SIOUX CIT1 AND
WlvbTErUN RAU-V.A.JC CCMr'ANr.
Omaha. Nabraaka. Auuat A itsA
T. tba fcaa Akhol-lers:
Vnii lerebv aivea. that 'Its' aanafu
meeting of the auxkholdera of Tha Sioua
t njf and Weatcxa Kailaay owaipaj-y sul
be held at the office of tba comfiiaj ta
aouta SliMiX City. Nebi-aaaa. at laa (liM
s cuocX a ta, oa Tbureoay, Octooer u, Uk.
1 elect directors for the easuiiag ya-ur aad
to act upon tha cjaeailaa ot. Striacg tus
ra lit wAd t-ruprriy aaa iraacmsa tx una com
pany to tba Chicago. B'.rlUtigiun A tuiac
Kailread rompary, tT&s ra;lriad and prop
erly aforesaid being how uaoer lea se ta
said com! any. and for the Ixaaaacuua ai
such ethar kuiuu aa leaf lagauy 1
bciura tae sreaung.
by eraar of Uta board of Directors,"
W. DOKsTEE.
Sec re la nr.
AU ftut
mm
Hi;
' c
Ulir w 1 ga :? a iu aa. - a 1 r-X u
Bottled in Bond
. Ia the one faultless whisker. Back
ol every drop of it ia 51 yeara of
corivcicntiout, paunttajunf cfiort to
keep it pure and clean.
It haa been the time era
."Since 1857
Toa'Q enjoy it try a haif-pint fiaak as
a starter. .1
' It four dsaler eaat saerJy rets. wrUa aa
fur aasae si daalee was wilL
A, Oaraaafcaiaist- 4 Bcwa,
Piaabwrg. Pa.
iiSra,
B'W3)?;ii)iMv
HOW. TUB PITCHERS MADE IT
Rataa Wlas Msat, bat Haa Lack la
Maay af His Gaaars.
Pat RacaB pitched more and won more
games this sesson thsn ary other On.Ka
pitcner. But these nsjures, liks many j
oirirrs, are oec-piive; iney ao not ueu ine
whole truth. yuLgau piu lied many raroea
where base ball luck cut a wide swslh.
Sanders, on the merit ot hla pitching, lost
games that he should have won. He pitched
in more close score games lost by the
Rourkes than any other pi u her At least
six of those taeive he Is credited with
having lost were loet by ao fault of hia
but iu "spite of excellent pitching on hla
part. Rhodes got out of many holes by
the timely assistance of the team behind
him. His wlldness was against him many
times. Hall hsd a bad year and Holien
beck failed to get the control expected of
him. though he comes out of the season
with one more game won than lost. Hall
la the only one of tha regulars who failed
to win half the number of games pitched.
Here are the statistics
CONTAINS .
o NO MERCURY
Medicine. containing Mercury are often -riven to persona sufierinf; with Contagiatu
Blood Poiac-n, and eo powerful U the action of this drag' that it frequently remove!
the gym piraft in a short wbJte, ind shuts the disease up in the system to do rreatei
damase to the delicate internal member. When, however, the treatment ift left off,
the disease always returns, and the patient finds that his health Jias been injured try
this powerful mineral, and he it often left with weak stomach, disturbed digetrrioD,
mercurial rheumatiaiii, etc The action of & & & is entirely dinerent It contain!
no Mercury, nor any other harmful drag, but is made entirely of healing, cleansing
roots and herbs. It curt Contagioos filood Poison by removing' tba virus from tha
blood. - It searches out every particle of the poison and docs not leave the least tract
far future outbreaks. & & S., in addition to curing- the disease, builds up and strength
ens every part of the body. Its fine tonic effects ion np the rtornach and digestion,
improve the appetite and regulate the entire system. Home treatment book containing
valuable information about the different Mages of the disease and any medical advice
dcbircd sent free. TIIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLAS Tai. GA,
Won. Lost. Pet.
Roe-atts t 1 1 Oi
Ragan 7 .111
Rhodes ft 3 .7fV
Banders 1 12 .HI
Hollenbeck 1 1 All
Hall 11 14 .449
Noah 8 4 .t
Jackson 2 4 .331
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two in live i'A and two in -Train. The
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tha American Royal alow at Kinuu City
on October 12. The led trophy wdich the
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asttin this year. It Is expected that Kansas
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M renaj fig lit at the eomli-a" contest. The
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Her trima.'But only from sll
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