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    THK HKK: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY. MAY 5. IPoO.
Omaha Defeats Pueblo; Wichita Wins Again; Pirates Blank Cubs
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OMAOA.WINS FROM PLEBLO
Lewer Pitches in the Victory, Hold
ing Indians to One Ran.
BALK LETS THAT ONE GO OVER
Kin, kaif) Grinding and firaham
Lead In Walloping; Two of the
UraUra Pllrkrra. Driving
On Dal.
V t.HA). .May l.Imwr m w II. I. but
f?ctlv with men on basea. snd Omha
hfIIv Won tire .lust of the series with
Pu'blo liy lh.' score 8 t J
f'nab Ka.a hit hrd. but wa effective
until th fifth, Pueblo's only run came It.
'he eighth, ai tin result r.f a balk by
t.owf. 'iin.iha flayed another errorlc.i
(nine tiday. On' awvrtint of th wrong
ram b.-'ng snrHmmert hy fh umpire It
was alvn oiii that Lower pitched yester
1v. Johns s,cfce pltrher VMtnilav for
Omaha. The score:
OMAHA
A.R. It H. P A. K
F'', ,r. If ,...... 1 .1 0 0
fc :.-.. rf 2 I ' 3 1 1 0
Heniry. lb . :l 1 1 2
Ki., th 4 ? 3 T 0
V. . lc., rf ( 5 0 1 1 '
!r-.l'Hm. Jl S O 2 4 2
TMnrlt ss , 3 f 1 4 3
flmijfn. c a - 1 . a 2
Lower, n ..... 41 0 2
'votau ;.:.. U 17 12 0
PUEBLO
A.B. R H P O A. E
Ken set. ,1b.. 4 0 1 I 3 1
Kpencer. cf 1 6 n
Clark, lh 4 o 2 " " '
flour-lever. 2b ,. 3 0 2 4 3"
Mil. if 4 V 2 I "
Mittlck. If 4,0 I 0 '
l orhati. ! 2 0 0 1 - 1
M'f. c . " 1 "
oatcs, p t - 1 "
Nichols, p 10,0 0 0
Total ...M. I 27 1.1 3
Omaha :t 0 0 2 1 0 O-
Pueblo ;4 4 O 0 (I 0 t 0 1
Sinlen hH.s. h: Fisher. King. Fendry,
Stirling. Two-base hit: Welch. Three
nse hit: Kane. l.eft on bases: Omaha.
10. PurblO. 1'-'. Hit with pitched ball: By
ixiwer, 1. Panrlfhe Ills. King. Pendry.
Krank, Unridlng. Passed ba'l: Mltso. Struck
I mil: By lower, 6; bv Coates. 4: bv Nichols.
. first base on ball: Off Conies, :t; off
lower. 7. Time: 1: CmpIre: nugun.
Attendance, v.
Wl( Hil t KEEP ifS WI.MSIXi
lake Doe Mora from Lincoln, MU
In l "Straight Victories.
WICHITA. Kan.. May 4. Cola. Penne,ll
and Hubert batted out a victory fur
Wichita today. The final score, was 4 In
Both trams playpfl in mtrtseaaon form
and both pitcher wer working well. Two
bane on ball by Johnou were costly, aa
isrth men aoorert on hit which followed,
wtitle one of Uncoln's run wojs made by
Walflron after be had been hit by a
pitched ball. Altchiaon, Wlchita'a new
aouthpaw, worked well. In the eighth In
tilnf. after two men were down, Jack
Thotmaa tied the game with a home run
drive over the left field fence, which
cored Waldron ahead of him. Waldron
l hurt by runnlna Into the fence In ivri
erforl to oatch Roberta- three-bae hit. He
continued playing. The ecore:
WICHITA.
ab. n. ii. o. a. ra
reltigrew, cf 3 1 0 3 1 0
Anderson, ss t 0 0 3 2 1
Cole, rf 4 1 1 4 0 0
Pennell. If 3 110 0 0
Hughe. 2b 4 0 0 3 3 0
Roberts, lb 4 1 1 10 1 O
Wetetll. Sb 3 0 10 10
Weaver, c 3 0 I 1 0
Altiditapn, .p 3 0 0 0 4 0
ToUi 30 4 6 27 12 1
MNCOLN.
' .'AH. R. H. t. A: M
Walttron. rf 3 3 2 '-' 0 0
Fox. Jb 3 0 n 1 1 0
lude. If ... 4 0 2 2 0 0
r hom a, lb.. 3 i i s i o
Pavidson. cf 4 o o 3 ft 0
fJasmler, a 4 0 0 0 1 0
PiKheft. 3b.'..'...'.....-.: 4 0 1 2 0 0
Sullivan, c. ,4 0 3 6 0 0
tnhnann, p..' 3 0 O 1 4 0
'Mason ...... ...-... -..-. 1 0 0 0 0 0
, Total 33 3 24 7 0
'Maaon batted for Johnson in the ninth
Inning.
Score hy inning:
Tir...W..rt AAA4AAA1 ft A
.v I. m ............. . V " l. .!... l
Lincoln 0 0 1 0 0 00 2 03
aunnnai j :
Home run: Thoinaw. Struck nut: By
Altchiaon. 4; bv Jonliaon. 3. Baa. on
balls: Off Aitchlson. 1; off Johnson. 3. Hit
by pitched ball: Viv Altchiaon, Waldron.
Two-bane hit: Cle. Ponnell. Waldron,
.hide. Pitchett. Three-bae hit: Roliort.
fft on baaes: Wichita. 6; Lincoln, rt.
Pouble play: Pettlgrew to Roberta. Sacri
fice hits: Anderson. Fox. Stolen Imse:
Hughe. Time: 1:15. Attendance: 1,200.
I'mplre: Haskell.
II K V EH KI.I'GR OIT A VICTORY
Drives line laoaii from Stall and
liarla Another.
DKNVKR. Colo.. May 4-lltting bv
Jones and Tlioiupsnn of the fienver team
won today's game- fi-om lv Molncn.
Herche was knocked from the box, and
ancceeded by Kcrwln. who hurt his hand
flopping a hot one I rum Hcldon' bat.
Un then tinlahi-d the tf"Te for 1
Molne. Artie Bader plaed his first gamu.
making a homo run. the first of the ea-
TRIUMPH BOTTLED DEER
"A healthful mtucMrbrew "
h DOinishcs. strengthens, upbuilds.
rkipj you 019 your way 10 success.
flADft IN OMAHA
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Standing of the Teams
WEST. LEAOf'K I AM EH. LK.niE.
W.LIVt.l W.L.I'ct.
Wichita
. 0 l.HfO1 Detroit li a .7"l
li.mver 4 2
I Molne.. 3 3
Puehlo 3 3
ToM-ka 2 3
.wiTiNew York.. I 6 .M3
.&aiBoton .... 8 ( .6.1
Chicago ... 7 7 .6'J
.0 iCIeveland II .429
Lincoln 1 4 .200
fbnaha 4 ,3::i
8ioux City. .2 4 .313
NAT. LEAtll K.
Plilla t 7 .417
fll. louls .. & 10 .')
Wash 4 S .Xti
AMER. ASS N
W.L.Prt.
W.UPrt
Boston ....
Phlla
I'lttshurg
KIS Milwaukee 11 3 H
t7 iloulsvllle VI .7
.10
tU5 llnd n poll 10 ( MA
'lncinntl 10 .!, 'MtnneaD'ls 7
8 .47
10 .413
Chicago ....8 9 .171 Toledo 7
St. Louis... 7 11 .3M IColumbiit
11 .31 J
New York . 4 8 St. Paul ..5 ! .3.'7
Brooklyn ..8 7 4l7IKansaa Cy 6 .3M
GAMES TODAY.
Western ltigue Omaha at Wichita. Pea
Moines at Totieka. Lincoln at Pueblo,
Sioux City at Denver.
American Association Columbus at St.
Paul. Toledo at Mlnnenpuli. Indianapolis)
at Milwaukee. Louisville at Kansas City.
National league New York at Boatoti.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at
Chicago, St. Loul at Plttabuig.
American leagua Chicago at Cleveland,
Detroit at St. IajiiI. Washington at Phila
delphia. Boston at New Turk.
ftnn itn lh lrt.u! o.-a.i , n.l. r..n..A M.. .4A
one or more hits In ch Inning. The score:
UENVKK.
AB
6
4
R. II O A. E.
2 12 0 0
3 b i 0 H
1 2 2 0 0
112 3 0
0 0 2 4 0
1 4 0 2 0
it 0 13 I 0
2 0 4 0 0
0 14 0 0
10 ( 111 10 0
R H O. A. E.
0 0 113
13 10 0
0 0 4 0 0
0 I 10 0 0
112 0 1
0 0 1 3 II
0 0 0 3 0
12 6 11
0 1 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
o o o o 0
0 0 0 0 0
3 8 24 8 4
Cassady. if
.ions, if
Belden. If
Ilariman, hs
btankard, 2b
TlMimpsoli, Jb.,..
Llndscy, lb..
Zal'iaky. c ....
. 3
. 4
. S
. 4
. 6
. 4
Gillen. p
DEfl MOINES.
h
4
4
4
4
Colligan, s
Under. If-rf
Mattick, cr
Dwyer, lb
Dalton. f-rf
Nelhoff. 3b
(Jilmartln, 2b....
koerner, c
Herche, p
Kerwln. p
Ijir.g. p
Curtis
. 4
. 3
. 4
. 4
.
. 0
. I
. 1
Totals
.:..i4
Rjtfted for lj.nl. In nlmt.
Henver 1 S 0 2' 0 0 1 3 ' 10
! Mcilies 0 I 0 0 1 0 0 0 03
Two base hits: Krner. Cassaday. Glilen.
Three base lilts- Dwyer. Belden. Home
run: Hader. avrlfice hits: Nelhoff, Hart
n u. n 1 .t rwf ( v. IaLii I. .. . . f . . .... ..
-. .... . j . . v - .. inom. oifi.cn 1 UB-
saday. Hartman. Thompson. Bader. Bane
imiin. ci i neruiiw, i; oir Lanf, 1. aitrucK
out: By Uillon, 4; hy Herche, 3; bv Lang,
3. Left on besea: Denver. Id; De Moines.
. Hit by pitched ball: Nelhoff. Time: l jo.
Umpire: Clark.
SI.APMCA PHOVEO A PtDDOtl
aloox City Batter Got to Toneka
Slabmaa with a Vengeance.
TOPEKA. Kan., May 4 The Sioux Cltv
Warriors fell onto Siapnlca'a twisters in
the seventh lnnln- today an I towed the
game away so hard that Coolay quit and
went home and let his short Rtop piny
first baae. The acore wa 10 to 6 Dur
ing the melee Topeka used three pitchers
but the Sioux were out for blood and
nothing could stop them. Some Topeka
error helped to add to the score, while
the visitors' mlsplays did not Jajnice
much. The score:
SIOCX CITY.
t. AH- R- H 0 A . E.
( amphell. If S 8 3 3 0 0
I'm kalmnir r-t ., . T !. '.'
"u,1,,rr''b 5 2 2 16 0 ")
Welch. 3h. c 1 . m
Stoval rf 1 A 7, i i i
Smith. s 1 1 ,
Andrews. 2b 2 0 i 2 8 0
c T 1 0 0 3 1 1
Town, c 1 i i
... " 1 " 11 ti
Alderman, p .4 0 0 1 3 0
' "fala 33 10 12 JT 17 4
TOPEKA.
AU li it . ...
Woolev. rf ft 1 1 a a
Oeier. rf 1 1 1 1 1
Cooley. lb 3 1 s . ,
Kimble, lb 2 o 0 0 0
Fenlon If 1 1
Andrews. 3b. a 1 a .
Olson, k 5 1 j J T, A
K''l. 2b 3 I 1 s 1 (,
Kernc. c 4 0 0 5 3 1
Slapnlca, p 3 0 0 0 4 0
n 0 o 0 0 1.
romason, p 1 0 0 0 q 0
..T01''' r "fi 1 V u 3
a uuiuru Hi 11 u tj 1.1 mtj I IJUI.
Sioux City... ?oooolt(i iio
'"I"7"" 1 2 u .11 1 3 08
Three-base hit: Welch. Two-base hit:
Olson. First hi.Rn mm l.ulla. (rt uu..-iA-
"I; . 1: ft AMennan. 4. Struck out:
By SlHpiiica. 3; by Belts. 1; by Tomaaon. 1;
. " 1. uu pnen: Alderman.
Hit with pitched ball: By Slapnlca, Smith,
bv Alderman kVnliin r.ri nn
lopeka. 8; Sioux City. 4. Stolen bases:
t.eier. I ooley, Kenlon. Slapnlca. Campbell,
t ruikshank. Welch, Hniith (2) Towne
mis: ( ruiKsimnk. Andreas (2)
lime: 2:30. Cinplre: Mullin.
CJ AMES l A M K II I C A AOCIATIO
Kanaoa City Wins from Mlnaeapalla
lu Tenth Inilsg.
M I NNE A I"OLl 8. Minn.. My 4. Three
Minneapolis regulars were injured in the
early Innings of today's game and Kaunas
City took a ten-inning contest trim the
patched-up lineup. Martens" Tlple tied
the score In the ninth, but Knnsas City
acored In the following inning C.roinii
a clean tvo-base smash by ' Beckley.
Scoie:
KAXPA CITY. MINNEAPOLIS
H B B.H.O A B
Shannon, cf.. a t I aovler. n 11 I) 1 n
Cma, aa. t 1 i 0 Patiervon, In.! ! t 1 I
Pukler. lh . 6 S 1 a 0 M.nn.. 1b..S 1 It 1
llraahear, !h, i I I 1 1 Plrkarlllf. rf. S 2 1 0
NelhtMra, rt 4 I 1 0 nnna. 2d i 1 .1 1 t
Hallnian. If.. 1. nMmnnton. If. I t 0
llrltlins. Sh.. 4 I ft I 0O Nlll. rf . . f 10 0 0
Sullivan. 1 4 OW'heelar. w..4 ft I 0
Bnn. p ... 4 0 1 5 OOn Uen. 3b . 3 1 fl
Blcx H, c t t 1 I 0
Tuala S 11 30 IT 1 R.pD. c 0 40
harlla, a S 2 t I I
Wllann, p a n a 1 0
t'aie 1 1 0 0
.. .... , , To"1" S 10 SO 17 t
Lulled for OVrlln In ninth
Minneapolis 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 2 0 3
KiiiHSH City 000100020 1 4
Two-base hits: Down. Hetlmg. Beckley
Thrne-lmau hit: Mertens. Stolen tiae:
Neighbor. Sncriflce fly: Neighbor. Dou
ble iilava: tiberlln to Merlen. Cro to
Braabear to Beckley. Hit: Off Otwlln
hi In nine Innings: off Wilson. 1 li one
Inning. Struck out: By . Oberlln. 2; uy
W"Hau. 1: bv Swann. 3 Left On bast.:
M nnei,M,n. : Kansas Cltv, 8. ' First base
on balls: Off Oberlin. !:' off lriwaiin. 3
I'ime: 2:t0. I'mplrea: Sullivan and Cona
hau. Hllvaraakee Win In Thirteenth.
M ILWAl'KEE. May 4 The home elub
won an ifxcltiiirT contest In lhln. en n,.
nlnga froii St. Paul todav bv a auoia
of 4 to 3. With the bases full In the
thirteenth. Robinson singled over eionij,
sending Clark home with the winning ru.i.
Pape, In the eighth Inning, was taken out
after two bits had been made. Schneibei jf.
who then went on the rubber, passed a
man. f irclng In a ruij and w as taken out
and Mi lily 1111 aubstliuted. Manager Mi -Cloakey
and Dan McOunn were order, d
off the fien! hy I'm pi re Hayes for de
puting di cixiiiiiM. Score:
MILWAl KKK fJT. PAI'U
H O.A .r H.H O A E
Rf.hlna.vs aa. I 2 4 1 Havla, .... t 4 0 a
collina. If . ... 5 ft I 4 Atmfe aiar. rf 4 I I 0 0
Barry, rf .... i S 0Hov. If ... 9 1 t I 0
M.Uann. lb . I I I 1 Ir'iynn. 1b...t n 1
kanda.ll. rt ... I 4 OKluod. ;b 0 2 I
Clark, ib .... 1 t I icarlaik. e li
Mcroravfe. ill I 1 I bio. k man. Sb. I I 0 I I
Hoaldlrr. C I 1 1ft I OBa.u, w I I. I 1 1
PM. I I 2 I Liu, p I 1 1 I 0
s.-hntbrg. l I I I I
Mtillyns. p . J 0 I Tutala k 77 li A
Ui.mn . a t A
Totala II I 11 t
f ne out when winning run a ored
Milwaukee 1)001 4)200000 0 14
St. Paul 100000020000 03
Hit- Off Pape. 4 In seven tn.ilngj; off
Mitilynn. 3 In six Innlnss. Saciilk-? bit'
Hoev, ArmbrustHr. Hosteller. Flvp:i.
Stolen bases: Robinson. Clark iti, Cork
man. iKiuble play: Robinson to MrCor
mick to Hosteller. lafi on haaea: Ml -waukee.
14: St. Paul. First base on
ball- Off Sehnrlberej 1: off McOiyiHi. 3;
off Lie., b. Hit with pitched ball: Arm.
hi-'iKter. Mi'Ccrmlck. Stiuck ou: Bv
Pane. ; hv Llex. 13; bv MeOKna, 2.
Balk l.ix. Time. J:4. I'mpires: 1U)ii
and Kir..-
PIRATES WIN IN ELEVENTH
Cubi Fail to Hit Adami and Are
V Shut Out.
BROWN WEAKENS AT FINISH
Fenr ainsrlea In Final Inning OIa
(ame to Pit tbargarore af
Other National l.eagae
fiames.
CHICAGO, May 4 For ten innings today
neither team could do much of anything
against the pitching of Brown of Chicago
and Pittsburg's latest find. Adams, for
merly of Louisville. The visitors, however,
bunch four singles in the eleventh, defeat
ing Chicago, 1 to 0. Score:
PITTSBl'HO. CHICAGO.
B.H.n.A E B HO A
Barhaaii. lb.. I t 1 4 (Fori, Jb I I 4
l.cuh. f 4 110 ehc-bard. It . 4 11
Clarke. If ... 1 4 0 0hult, rf . . . I 1 1
Wagner. . . 4 111 0 Thane, lb... I 1 It
Ahatein. lb. I 1 II I 1 flttlnfaldti III 1 I I I
M.ller. Jb ...a 1 1 I 0 Hofman. cf.,.4 110
Wlldon, rf . , I 0 3ft 0 Tinker, aa 4 A I I 0
C'tiaon. r . .. 4 t 4 2 0 Mnran. r 4 0 10 1 0
Adams, p 4 0 0 S I Brown, p 4 0 1 1
Totala 4(1 8 31 It 8 Tmala 31 S3 II 9
Chicago 0 0000O0O00 0 0
Pittsburg 0 000000 0 00 11
Two-baue hit: Stetnfeldt. Absteln, Gib
son. Solen bases: Evers, Sheckard, Chance
(21. Clarke. Double play: Blown, Tinker
to Chance. l.eft on baef: Chicago, 8;
Pittsburg. 8. Bases on balls: tiff Brown,
2: off Adams, 3. Bases on errors: Chicago.
2; Pittsburg, 2. Struck out: By Brown. 8;
by Adam. 1. Time: 1:67. I'mpires: Emslle
and O'Day.
Boston and Brooklyn Divide.
BROOKLYN. May 4.-Boton and Brook
lyn broke 'Yn In- the first double-header
of the season hero today. The first gam
was a free hil'lng affair, with four pitch
er working, the visitors winning despite
a hot ninth-inning rally of Brooklyn. Scan
Ion had Boston at his mercy nil the way
In the second game. Score, flist game:
BOSTON. BROOKLYN
B.H.n.A C B.H.O.A K.
nates. If 4 1 0 1 Bunch If 6 3 t 0
Berker. rf . .. I 1 t 1 Alpermao. lb 4 ft 4 3 0
Beaumont, cf. & 1 0 0 Hummel, a. . 8 8 1 0 0
Reck, lb 4 112 1 t eabrtnt, f...4 110 0
Kltchey, 2b... 3 0 1 1 0 Kualua. if ... 4 1 li 4 0
Pahlen. aa . . 3 0 14 fl.lordan. lb . .4 110 0
Sweeney. Sb I 11 0 Lennox, lb... I till
Smith, c I lit I Baien, C....4 1 I I
rhappalle, p 1 1 1 OHuatar. p.. .1 1 0
While. I 1 1 3 0Catlraon ..
Ruckur. p. ... 1 a 0 1 0
Totala 12 8 :7 10 4 McKlraan ...1 100
Totala SI I 17 7 1
Batted for Hunter In fourth.
Baited tor Rurker In nnith.
Boston 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 3 07
Brooklyn 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3
Two-base hit: Bweeney, McEllveen, Se
hrlng. Hits: Off Hunter, 1 in 4 Innings;
off Rucker. 7 In R innings; off Chappelle,
4 In 3 inning; off White. 5 in b Innings.
Sacrifice bits: Beck. Ritchev, Alperman.
Sacrifice file: Sweeney, Jordan. Stolen
bases: Bates, Hummell, Kustus, Jordan.
Double plays: White to Beck. Alperman to
Jordan. Left on baes: Boston. 6; Brook
lyn, 9. Base on ball: Off Hunter, I: off
Chappelle, 3; off Rucker, 8; off White. 1.
Base on errors: Boston, 1; Brooklvn, 3.
Hit by pitched ball: By Rucker. 1. Struck
out: By Hunter, 3; bv Chapelle. 1: bv
Rucker. 1; by White, 1. Wild pitch: Rucker.
Time: 2:03. Umpires: Johnstone and Cusack.
Score, second game:
BROOKLYN. BOSTON
B.H O A E R H O A E.
Burrh. U 4 I I Batea, if 4 1 3 1 0
Alperman. 2b. 4 I 4 0 Beckar, rf,...4 1 t 0 1
Hummal, .. 4 X 1 1 0S'm, lb 3 1 II fl 0
sebHn. ef..,4 I 1 0 Bk. cf 1 0 10 0
Kuatua. rr ... 4 1 3 0 ORItihav, 5b. . 1 0 3 4 0
.lorHan. lb... 3 n 1(1 fl flllahlen. aa...l 13 3 0
Lennox. 3b... J t 8 8 0wenr. 3b . 4 0 1 I fl
Dunn, c 3 1 I 4 1 Rnwerman. c. 4 0 I 0 fl
S anion, p .. I 10 1 Mattarn. p.... 2 0 0 1 fl
Beatrmont ..1 1 00
Totala 30 I 37 U 1 Llndaraan, p. 0 I ft 0
Total 3 I 24 12 1
Batted lor Mfttteru In eighth.
Boston ..,.n0 - 1 0 'Y3
Brooklyn .1 0 0 0 0 0 6-0 0 6
Two-base hits: Dshlen. Hummel. Three
bae hit: Beaumont. Hits: Off Mattern. 3
In 7 Innings. Sacrifice hit: Bock. Sacrifice
files': Beck. TJahlen. Stolen base: Scoring,
Kustus. Double plays: Mattern to Dahleti
to Stem. Sweeney (unassisted). Ritchev to
Stem. Left on bases: Boston, 8: Brooklvn.
8. Base on ball: Off aMttern. 3: off Lln
daman, 1; off Scanlnn, 3. Baae on error:
Boston, 1. Hit by pitched ball: By Mat
tern. 1. Struck out: By Mattern, 2: by
Scanlon. 3. Time: 1:58. L'mpireB: Johnstone
and Cusack.
Three Straight for Phillies.
PHILADELPHIA. May 4-Phlladelphla
made It three straight over New York by
winning today's game by 5 to 2. Moren
wa effective and he wa given brilliant
support. MathewRon weakened In the fifth
and sixth Innings, when he was hit safely
four times and gave four passes. He was
succeeded by Raymond In the seventh.
Score:
PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YORK
B.H.O.A.
B.H.O.A.E
Granby, 3b.
Knaha, 2b..
Tllua, rt
I I
0 I
! I
11 Tannar. lb. . i
0 MuCorm'k. rf. I
7
t
fl Murray. If ... 4
DO'Hara. cf.... 2
0 Devlin. Sb.... 4
fl Brlrlwall. a. , 3
Klati-har. 2b.. 4
OS. hlal. v 4
0 Mathewaon, p 1
Bajrmond, p. .
0rra 1
Markl 1
!
a 1
1 1
Maea, If.
3 t
Branafteld. lb 4 II 1
lisbornt, cf. . . 4 1 I 1
8
2
1
0
0
0
Doolan. aa.
.. 4
.. 4
. I
I I
1 2
1
Pooln, c...
Moran, p..
Tottla 31 11 37 13
Tola I a 32 7 !4 1 S
Balled for Mathewson In seventh.
c Batted for Raymond In the ninth.
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 1 8 3 0 6
New York 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 00 2
Two-base hit: Bransfleld. Hits: Off Math
ewson, In innings: off Raymond. 2 In
2 innings. Sacrifice hit: McCormlck. Stolen
bases: rOaut (21. Devlin. Double play:
Doolan, Bransfleld. Left on bases: Phila
delphia, 11; New York, 8. Baae on balls:
Off Moren. 4; oft Mathewson. 4: off Ray
mond. 3. Struck out: By Moren, 2; by
Mathewson. 4; by Raymond. 3. Time: 2:07.
Umpire: Rigter and Ttuby.
GAMES 1SI THIS AMERICA LEAGUES
Cleveland Easily lie feat a Chicago by
He ore of Tea lo Two.
CLEVELAND, May 4 Cleveland defeated
Chicago easily today by the score of 10 to
2. Smith was wild and hit hard with men
on bases. Chicago failed to get a hit off
Young until the sixth inning. Parent
fielding featured the contest. Score:
CLEVELAND. CHICAOO.
B.H.O.A E B.H.O.A B.
Cooda, rf. ...4 a I 0 OHahn. rf ... 4 I 0
Bradlrr, :b..,3 0 0 0 VAIllaar, If... I 1 ft 0
Stovall, lb... 4 3 t ft 0 labell. lb. .. 4 II fl 0
Lajola, 3b.... I 3 3 1' Stlraaaih. if... 8 1 I ft 0
Clarkr. t 4 3 3 1 lAta. JO 4 0 110
Hlmhman. If. I ! I II (Parent, as 4 ft fl ft a
Perrln. a . 4 ft 1 4 ftgulllvan. c. . . I i 8 0
Blrm'hani, if. 4 2 5 ft ft Tanneblll, lb 3 1 ft I 1
Younft. p I I 1 1 Ofmlib. p..,.,. 3 1 1 1 ft
Owana ..... 1 ft 0 0
Total 3d H 17 ft 1
Totals .32 4 24 14 I
Batted for Sullivan in ninth.
Cleveland 2 0 0 3 0 1 3 2 10
cnicago 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 02
Baae on errors: Cleveland. 1. Two-base
hits: Hlnchman. Tannehlll. Three-base
hit: Stovall. Stolen bases: Lajule. Fer
ritin. Birmingham. Buses on balls: Off
Young. 3; off Smith, 1. Hit by pitched ball:
Bradley. Left on baes: Cleveland, 7; Chi
cago. S. Struck out: Bv Young, 1: by
Smith. 3. Passed ball: Sullivan. Time:
1.52. Umpires: Sheridan and Keiin.
Browns Win from Tiger.
ST. LOUIS, May 4 -St. Lout won from
Dvlroii toduy by hilling the ball. - For six
ipnings Summer held the local team 10
one Int. but in the seventh six hi: re
sulted lu four rune. Waddell was wild and
geva the vialtors six bases on balls In the
first two Innings. The gave Detroit two
tallies. Score:
' T, LOUIS . DETROIT
U H O A k: H.0.A t
Haruall. rf . 4 I I 0 .M.latjra If . 1 a 0
Holt mii. cf .l 1 3ft Buk, aa . . I ft t 1 ft
sion. If I I ft ft ftOrawferft.-ef.. I 1 ,
Parna. Sb. .. 4 I ft 3 AOotib. rf. ft ft t ft fl
Wailaca. aa 4 1 1 ft ft Raaauaa, lb. I ft II 1 ft
Willtain.. Ib. I 11 1 lO unry, 3k . 4 10 8
Jonas, lb 3 0 14 ft ft haal.r. 8b . I ft 1 ft
C'rlfar. c 3 I 1 I lluaaia. c. .. 4 1 4 1 0
WafclH. p. .. I ft ft t 1 umani.-a. p.a I l 1 u
Total .... II ft 21 II l' Tula. ...'.; " u li i
St. .Levis 0 0040 4
Detroit '. 1 I 0 0 0 0 S 0 02
Two-base hit: Wallace. Sacriflca hita:
Schaeler. Bush. Touble pliv:- Roaamau
to Summer. Criger to Jones. First base
rn balls: Off Wsddell, ; off Summers 1
Struck out By Waddell. s. by Sunimei.
4. Left on base: SI. Loul. 4, Deiroit, ft!
Time: I f!. Umpire: O loughlin and P r
rine. Htahlanaers Mle I p Big eore.
NEW YORK. Uav 4 -A decisive defeat
administered to Philadelphia to.lay.
The score was li' tt '3. The local nt
eleven men to bat tft Ibe fourth and sevenui
innings and tnen tallied all their iLns.
Store.
NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA.
B.H D A R B.H.O.A B.
rre. cf t a I 0 Hariaal. If .. . J 1 0 fl 0
Kealar. rf ...8 I 1 II Heitmuller. If 1 1 ft 0 1
Cnaaa, Ik ..4 0 1ft) ft fl Nlcholla. as.. 4 I ft ! 3
Blhertalo. 4b. Ill ftmuina, :b. ...4 1 i fl
Uni'. 'r 4 1 I ft a Mjjphy. rf...4 t I 1 I
Ward. Jb .... 4 1 1 ft ft Datlf. th 4 I 0 0
Knltbt. a... .4 I 0 3 Baker, 3b 4 1 1 3 0
Blair, c 4 1 3 I ftgtrunk, if ...I 0 110
44uln. p 3 1 ft 1 0 Barr, cf I fl 1 0 0
Tnnmaa, e J 0 4 1 0
Totala 31 13 37 II (Lapp. 2 n 3 l 0
ihlllzar. p.. 1 0 0 J 0
Vlrkara. p. .. 3 0 0 8 0
Totala U I 24 l' 4
Philadelphia 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 3
New York 0000030 11
Three-base hits: Cree. Muiphv. Hucrl
flce hits: Keeier ?2. Stolen base. El
berfeld (2). b,,r Ljft on base: Phila
delphia, b; New York, 11. First baae on
errors: New York, 4. Double plav: Ba
ker and Thorn-, Collins and Thomas.
Struck out: By Qulnn. 3; by Schllttei. I;
by Vlcker, S. Base on balls: Off
Schlltxsr. 2: off Vlckers. 8: off Qulnn. I.
Hit with pitched bail: Bv Si'lilltx-r, 1.
wild pitch: Vlckers. Hits: Off Sclilllzcr,
6 In three Innings: off Vlcker. 8 In tlve
Innings l mpires: Evan and HuraL
Time. 1:03
Washington Blanks Boston.
BOSTON. May 4 .Tannehlll fine plich
" enabled Washington to win todav. 1
to 0. Morgan also pitched a good game,
hut he made a balk In the third tuning,
allowing Milan to score from third. Score:
WASHINGTON BO8TON
n ,. W O.A.E B.H.O.A B.
V. r' 0 OMcCoonell. 2b S 3 I 0
McBrida. a., t 0 S ft 0 Lord, 3b I 0 2 3 0
Inrlaub. lb.. I ft II t 0 Speaker, cf... 8 1 1 1 0
Delebantv, 2b 3 1 3 0 (laaslor. rf ... I ft 0"l 0
Clymer, rf ...S 1 1 ft os.ahl, Jb 3 1 li) 0 0
fonroy, lb... I 0 V 1 0 Nile. If 3 110 0
Vlllan cf..... t 1 ft OWagnar, .a... 3 0 i 1 0
Street e. 3 0 4 i ft Spenear, c.... 0 ft 1 0
Tannehlll. ' p. 3 0 t 4 Morgan, p. ..I 0 0 10
. 1 l)aial 1 0 ft ft- u
Total. .2ft I 27 II 0 '.' !;
Ttl SI I 27 13 0
Batt-ed for Morgan In trie ninth.
i!081?? - 000000000-0
Washington 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
Two-base hit: Clymer. Stolen, base:
Milan. CJanley. Double plays: McCnnnell
to Stahl Laglauh to McBride to Unglaub,
fannehlll to Unglaub. Left on bases:
Boston. I: Washington, 1. Frst base on
t , .?f Tannen111' 2- ot Morgan, 2. Hit
with pitched ball: Nilee, McBrkre. Struck
out: By Morgan, 4: by Tannehlll. 2. Balk:
CmSoVly 14- rn,P'Jt,,: Eaa 1
WITH THE BUW1.ER.
The best game In the Three Men
league, was played last night on the asso
ciation alleys by the Cream Cltys agalnat
Yousems Colts, taking all three games In
2 W,"k' .bT S01'1"" a totBl T LW8 pins.
Sijple getting high single game of 245.
W. L JL had nl" ota' of ' Tn.
...sin i-ea.pies ftore imo. ? against Cudalivs
CREAM CITY'S
SdPle '... 148 -Mr. . 'i
Me,'n '.....'....16 19 3 678
lnhr 21 244 I';
Total ...
Klsssne ..
Hawley ..
Tousem ..
Tolal ....
'VorsBM'-s 'colts1 m um
U 114 127 m
l-s. lo 129 413
157 14 2114 610
....411 402 470 1.23
Thorslon Rifles Heady to Play.
VThe Thurston Rifles base ball team has
organized for the season, and are ready
for games with any if the Class B team
In the city. While Uie coinpanv has not
had a. team for suOcral vnrs. they have
got together an aggregation this vear that
should be able to give n good account of
1 w. rj . ""- 1 1 1 . 1 u , jh 1 1 1 v 1 1 1 1 1 1 ;
right field, Mortre; center field, English-
!,. Ka.u TTM . n 1 .1 . .
110 ri.&srmiu, arcoiin nae, Mc-
Namara. Dunn; short stop, Brown; third
base. Leenev (cantaln): tn inhu nu..
Bowes: pitchers, Burmester. Peierson
Clayton, Adams. For games call -C H
Reeves, Iloug. ,J781eefore, 6 00 p. m.'. or
a-iw. evenjugav or-tiporgs iny, care
of llinsky Fruit c.aotany. . befrtre 8 on r.
Lrn- 0me,,wlth nbrjaiice. Senaon Eagles.
W eat Bides. ur Bm.Ck'thlll.c:omna nv rir.
'erred.
Weston Make flxly-Eighl Miles.
SLATER. M M4.-Ed ward Pavson
Weston. the- vcterfcn transcontinental
walker, who arrived here nt midnight last
night from Mexico, a distance of slxty-
p t c 1 1 miles minmMl alrt Im. .
o clock this morning, after a good night's
reai. ivcBion is 111 goorj condition and
counts on spending tonight at Jligglnevillc,
iviijr-uiiv iinicB weni 01 nrrc.
. mj,
Caesar Yonna' Widow Remarried.
NEW YORK, May 4 -Mr. Margaret L.
Vfllllia til wl.lnw nl I , . .
bookmaker for whose death Nan Patter
aon wa tried for murder, was married to
night to George W. Langdon of Sheepshefad
.v m . . uaitKuuii ns irmriHgea ine Young
raclllff stable for Mm Viiim. Bln... b. .. .
husband's death.
Cadtnan Chaining Fast.
Cadman's Injured leg was taken out of
the plaster cast Monday evening. The at
tending physician says the hurt has hen led
sufprlfilngly well, and promises that Cad
man can play again tn two weeks.
Nebraska Wins Base Ball Game.
DES MOINES. May 4 In a rough base
ball game here today Nebraska university
defeated Drake unlvereity by a score of
8 to 3.
Blair Gels New tlfflclal.
BLAIR. Neb.. May 4. (Special Telegram 1
Dr. C. H. Mead turned over the city ad
ministration tonight to W. R. Williams,
the newly elected mayor. There was a short
session of the council and the following
appointments were made: Chief of police, J
I Day; night police, C. E. Anderson: city
attorney, E. C. Jackson; physician. Dr. R.
J. Murdock; engineer, T. P. Kelley; water
commissioner, Everett Tyson; fire chief,
John McKay; assistant. K. A. Peterson;
cemetery warden, Warren Jones.
Th council stands three wets and five
drys, the granting of saloon licenses being
out f the question. A hard fight will
be put up for pool hall, which were cut
out a year ago when the city went dry.
Children Go Raiubllna.
HASTINGS. Neb., May 4. (Special.!
While their parents searched the country
tound and dragged a pond In search of
them, three little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. f II. Magner and A B. McCoy slept
peacefully on the roadside between Has
tings and Ayr last lilght. The search was
kept up all night and until this morning,
whan word was received that the children
had passrd through Ayr. They were re
turned from Ayr this afternoon. The girls,
aged 6. and 10 years, had wandered a
distance of nine mile and were going to
ward Blue Hill.
Pleased with Pastor.
CLARK8, Neb.. May 4. 4 Special.! At the
close of the regular servic In the First
Congregational church laat Sunday morn
ing the large congregation preaent voted
unanimously to retain the services of the
pastor, Rev. J. Garretson. This action was
taken In view of the fact that when Mr.
Garretaon came to Clark he only con
tracted for a year. Since ha became pastor
of this church, th congregations have
doubled, a number of new member have
been received and a new building project
has been successfully launched, In fact,
work on lbs new building begins this week.
Alleged Boallegger Takea.
BEATRICE. Neb , May 4 -(Special. I W.
G. Cross, who has apartments over the
Elk restaurant, was arrested today on
a charge of bootlegging Cms' arrest came
after Tom Connell, who was taken In Sat
urday night, had Informed the officers that
he had purchased liquor of Cross His
hearing will be held tomorrow
niaaraeefal Coadect
of liver and bowel. In refuting lo act. 1
quickly remedied with Ir. King New Life
Pill. 36c. For salt- by Beaton Drug Co.
GOTCil TO MEET OLSON HERE
Champion Will Wrestle St. Louii Maa
' Nicht of Twentv-Fourth.
O - aj
GOES TO DENVER FOR BEELL
He and Klank Paa Throngh Ttm
and Km 1 1 Make the Match
Latin for 4lld
Hark.
Frank Ootch. wurld'a ihainplon wrestler,
will wrestle Charley Olson of 81. Loul at
the Auditorium the night of May 24. It will
be a straight finish match, c.tih-as-ctch-can,
best two out of three.
Emll Klank, Gotch's partner and man
ager, dropped into the city yesterday morn
ing and made arrangements for the match
with Manager Gillan of the Auditorium.
Klank was Joined here In the evening by
Ootch, who came over from Des Moines,
and they proceeded to Denier, where Ootch )
and Fred Beell wrestle tomorrow night.
Olson Is a great wrestler, one of the best.
He has" beaten Beell and some of the other
top-notchers and has been anxious to go to
a finish with Gotch. He is a big fellow,
powerfully built and quick.
"I am enjoying life immensely, though
living a strenuous one." stld Gotch. Smil
ing as usual, at the train last evening.
"ThIN hard constant work agref with me,
though after my wrestle with Olson In
Omaha I will go into summer quarters fur
a good rest. I want to get Into fine form
for my match next January with Hacken
Schmidt at Melbourne, Australia, for I don't
want any more draw affairs."
. Golrh Reals After Maleh.
Gotch tarried In Des Moines for a few
hours of rnst after his wrestle there Mon
day night with Jess- Westergaard.
Emll dropped up to The Bee office as
ususl upon bis arrival.
"Mahmopt. the Turk. Is a good one."
said Klank. In referring to the Gotch-Mah-mout
match In Chicago recently. "Yes,
Gotch 'wound him up quickly, but not as
quickly as I expected him to. nor as quickly
as Gotch figured on We had everything
cut and dried for Frank to go right In, not
stall a minuto. and pick that big felloe- up
and throw hint Co the mat. But the Turk
was too much for till easy work. 1 didn't
expect him to stay more than three min
utes In the first bout nnd two In the sec
ond, but lie stayed eight In one and nine
in the other. Ho gave Gotch a good run
while lie lasted and twice got back of
Frank. Once he held up straight over his
head and Frank had to worm fast to get
away.
"Jess Westergaard did very well against
Gotch, but Jess must get more speed.
"We have a great many matches on
hand for the next few weeks. We will
go from Denver on to the Pacific coast,
taking In Portland and othvr cities in
Oregon and Washington.
"I believe Frank will have Httle trouhle
In winding up Huckenschmldt In Melbourne
when they meet tn January.
"There's nothing to that report about
frame anil Hack meeting this summer at
tne scstue exposition. 1 he terms of their
Australian contract would not permit It."
Tennis Becomes
Part of Course
in High School
Student! Meet with Director to Dis
cuss Plans for Placing Game in
Recognized List. ' "
vr-- ?, V ,."-- r;
Tennis Is to have a place this year
among the Omaha High school athletics.
Mr 1 day afternoon Ben Clierrlngton. di
rector of athletics met thirty tennis candi
dates and made a short talk in favor
of making tennis a recognised gajna. "My
Idra." said Mr. Clierrlngton, "Is to work
out teams for local meets I am ready to
do all 1 can to promote this new feature
and earnestly hope -that many who hava
not been able to enter other high school
athletica will be able to take part In
this.
Fied Heyu and Fredrrkk McConnell will
act as assistants to Mr. Clierrlngton for
the present. Fred Heyn har negotiated fa
vorable with Crelghton, Council Bluffs autd
South Omaha and expects to be able to
sign up a number of games.
A smull .entry foe will probably be
charged and a system of defaults will be
adopted to Insure systematic management.
METHODIST BISHOPS ASSIGNED
Kuelaen, Warren, Qaayle and Berry
Will Prealde Over Weatern
Conference.
WHEELING. W. Va., May 4.-At today s
session of the Methodist Episcopal Bishops
ot the world, the assignement of bishops to
the fall conference were made.
The list in part follows:
Chicago German. September 30, McDowell;
North Danish. September 8. Mclntyre;
North Swedish, September 18. Mclntyre;
Minnesota, September 22, Mclntyre; North
Minnesota, September 29. Mclntyre; North
German. October fl. Mclntyre; North Da
kota, October 15; Mclntyre; West German.
August 25, Nuelsen: Northwest German.
September 1. Nuelsen: Western Swedish;
September 8, Nuelsen; Nebraska, September
IB, Nuelsen; North Nebraska, September
29. Nuelsen; Dakota, October 6, Nuelsen;
East Tennessee, October 13, Anderson;
Missouri, Septemher 22. Quayle; Oklahoma,
Uuayle; Colorado, September 8, Berry; Des
Molne. September 15. Berry; Northwest
Iowa. September 22. Berry; Upper lows,
September 22, Berry; Wyoming Mission,
August 19, Warren; Black Hills Mission,
August 26, Warren: Northwest Nebraska,
September 2, Warren; Nebraska, September
. Wsrren; West Nebraska. September 18,
Warren; Idaho. August 11. Smith; Montana,
August 25. Sellmeyer; Iowa. September 8,
Spellmeyer; St. Ixnils German, September
15. Spellmeyer; Southern Illinois, Septem
ber 22, Spellmeyer.
INSANE MAN IS
CONVICTED OF FORGERY
Former Wealthy l.tajaor Dealer Re
tain Aofflclent tannins lo
Float Roane Paper.
CHICAGO, May 4. Edward H. Bentsch,
a former wealthy liquor dealer and sport
ing man of Indianapolis, was sentenced to
day to the asylum for the criminal Insane
at Chester, III , on a charge of forgery.
Remach a reason deserted him some
time ago without, however, depriving him
of aufficiejit cunning to perpetrate several
successful foigerles, it is said. In St. Louis,
lioulsvlllp and Kansas City. He wa
placed in an asylum at Indlanapoll but
eacar-d laat January. Assuming the name
of John Klein he I alleged to have forged
the name of Edward H. Berlrand of Rock
ford. III., to a mortgage note on whloh h
secured I1.0UO from Benjamin F. Odell, a
real estate dealer. It was on this charge
that he was sentenced 10 th asylum.
Rev. I. W. Wllllaaason a Letter.
Rev. I. W. Wllllamaon, Huntington, W.
Vs.. write: "This Is to certify that 1 used
Foley's Kidney Remedy for nervous ex
hsuatlon and kidney trouble and am free
tn say that It will do all that yoif cl.lm
for It." Foley's Kidney Remedy has re
stored health end strength to thousands
of weak, run down people. Contains no
harmful drug and is pleasant to lake.
For (ale by all druggists.
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young men demand.
The same models suitably modified are exceedingly be
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"Gtti$Q" know men and understand their tastes.
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