THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY. MAY 12. 1900.
Omaha Hit Hard at Wrong" Time; Season Opens in Omaha Today
lllRRAt! PU BALL OUICRi
: . , : u v y
Big Day. Today 'Caui Seaion Opens
at Vinton Park.
WICHITA AND. OMAHA THE FOES
Msyr.r flahlman Will IMtrk That
Flm Bull ' and Brvnnan Will
Pltt-h the (irrond for the
11
1tarly?
Ypp. IM r go
Play hall!
It will b big rliy toddy t Vinton strent
.ark. Today th" has rmll season of lfW
nrn. In frniaha. nr In other word. life,
whirh bo-ani rrttmct lni P-ptr-mbtr, !
Bin laainn today In Omaha.
Omaliii 1H meet Wichita. Wklilta ha
rn (partus; ut the railli out on Its own
NanxM K"na and It cam" near burylns
Omaliu in s.rme of that earth, but that
wan lart-ly duf th fart that Omaha'
rltrhr had not nt-overed from the
fffrt if: working in.lli- Colorado sniiw
atonr.K.
Mayor fiahjinaii. who has Iwen iractlcln
or a nick' throwing balls at "niKK'-r"
bnh.f-. say hi nn Is In fine form for
that first nip anil rw pron"!' to eti the
Imll .v-r the plate like a veteran.
ami tin- liaml will play anil it will
be a .lay for the anils." Of eourae that a
ronntiiiK ihat ('olonor 'elfih iloean t get
too :iy tip- 4n that belfry or hi and
tunie.l on t ht wrung cur rent In the line of
ai mlicr.
Who will pitoh for Omaha today la a
Ill'-'M"!!. even yet. but It probably will be
Hlh.-r Snmlera or Lower. Hretinan. Wichi
ta's criivk alttbmaii. will be in the lxx for
hln team, - Manager Hollund ha been oav
Ing him for lh8 .game for over a week and
says he is In the link 'of form.
Th end Hin-h Franok will be bark from
th-lr. disannul rainbllpif this morning
and will try and et inlu slmpe fur the
!!inie this aft-rnooi,": (lough Wichita,
w hioli got In fyjpulerdny, will have the nd
VBiitage or a.day'.s rest Omaha played off
i lo-tjmntid. pa'rnj Jn.Tpprka yesterday.
Wichita looks tinml.
Holland itnd Jils yilit band of youths
from the prairies of Kansas swept Into
oniHlm Tuesday ufternoon with the aaser
ton lluit.tlicy wcia going to sweep Omaha.
Tlu.t was a lively looking bunch Manager
and Owner . Holland led into the Millard
liltl. 'I'iu y looked ' like "a lot of college
youths out for a lark. Of course Weaver
lromed up t!ie t;llletd. With his six foot
seven and blue socks. Others wore lame
gold medals tliey had win on college ath
letic fields.
Manager .Holland explained all this by
saying:
"1 guess these other managers thought
we were a lot of youngsters nnd under
estimated us. While Soma of the boys may
look a little young, they are pretty well
reasoned In lutse ball and will be able t.i
kefp them all guessing, for some time to
come. '
"The Omaha team looked good in Wichita
and except for the pitchers played great
ball. I guess the snow In the mountain
towns set thu pitchers temporarily wrong.
Graham played magnificent ball In Wichita
and did not show any ill effects of his
year's. lay-off
'Wlohllji., siuprlsrd, 11 tho manager by
the finMcrn.wdp .wa. turned out. The fans
like 4h article of. ball we have been put
ting up, and Wk-hlla will continue to bo
a good base ball town and the league will
have no regret In annexing the two Kan
sas (owns."
Brother taf has everylhing at (he park
In readiness for the opening. The cushioned
chairs have all been installed and all Is
ready for the band to play.
I'm ill lie l lather Duwau.
Sure and 'twill be Mlsther Johnnie Dugitn
of Tiiinilltty who Will umpire the opening
game and they do ways he's the daiilnt.
Just aa a 'govt of grand review of the
heroes, here are the two bunches:
t.-malia. rosltion. Wichita.
Kane Ktrst Koherla
Graham ....Hecond Hughes
Francs. Short Anderson
f'endry Third Westersil
King : Center i'ennell
W elch ;.. Right Ptttigrew
Fisher l,t Cole
Fisher Catch Weaver
Uonding'.,. t.'nJcb.
lioode, Pitch Quelsser
L'adman Pitch Swain
louver Pilch ...Bhaner
Hollenbeck , Pitch Atchison
John j Pitch Boerman
Hanson Pitch Clark
Parson Pilch Weseott
Kice Pitch .....McGlll
SPKCIAL, HATKS FOR BALL OAMB9
Hall Fare Granted Pueblo Neighbors
fur Sunday.
Tiieblo Is to enjoy the benefits of Sun
day excursions from neighboring towns to
the ball games. The Missouri Pacific has
announced that until September 2b, a spe
cial half-rate from Towner, Colo., and all
Intermediate points will be n de to Pueblo.
This will enable visitors to reach Pueblo
about noon, see the games and return at
$ o'cl.H k. No reuuiivd number of tickets
will have to he sold trom any station to
get the benefit of the rate, and It Is llkely
that the evening tral.i will be net back until
o'clock to am nimoilati those who get
left. The Rio Grande nnd Santa Fe are
considering taking up the sume proposition.
Meal on 1. raves Jnnetlon tit).
Jl'NCTION CITY. Kan. May ll.-Af(er
having walked seven(y-tlire miles yester
day, arriving here at midnight last night,
Fxlward Payson Weston, the pedestrian,
started westward again this morning. Ha
at s late breakfast, hut was In good con
dition. :
Monarrhs Want name.
The Mnnarcha would, like to get a game
with any 18-year-old team In the city next
Sunday. Addres Ed Archibald, H North
Nineteenth street, or phone SmB after 6
fi- m. .'
Hrlllarent Players Barred. v
NKW YuTtK. May lrt.-Peading an -Investigation
by acting President iieydler of
iCuiredl
TbM't geod news better sull I
r rtii-iilmcurlnvei-jroMeuiat
I undertake. I us ni kuir or
' rhloniform -lust a ainnil hariu-
' lea method lAai-kaa tiea aiio-aa-
ful In bundred ofou. Invutigata no.
PAY WHEN CURED.
Thai a the plan on which I will mat you.
11 lair tu yuu isksum t mim .
oo aa I promt oeior I aei
pii, if i iii lioMuyiHi nooi.
ms. Can you anoru to nei-
ka ami continue v atmer
if riui in tiiHninnih. iw
d una limn .ur reacu.
r m4 a
writ tot mf
Irm kuak II Mill
aUabaui bi naaasafaMt
r. e. a -'rrv om aha. Kca.
gig W nulin.
Medal riaar
aara It Is aaari-rrir's Cald
Medal FIm. . Thla la Itttaorlaat.
ths National league, Knabe of Philadel
phia and Lnfio of Brooklyn, will iM n
allowed to play ball because of their en
counter on tha field Psturdav. Dleason of
Philadelphia also In the mlxup will b ex
cluded from tha grounds.
MR IS AMKRtCAX AOCIATIO
lllwnaker VVisa Imrt l.onlsvllle In
epoad Inning.
MlLWAl'K KB. Wis.. May If McCor
mlok hit a homer over the left field fence
With Clark on first In the second, the hit
proving enough to Win the third straight
from Louisville. 2 to 1. Score:
MILW.U'Kr.g LntisVILLK
B.H.O. A R li.H.O. V B.
Bnblntnn. us 4 l 1 tlunlnvr, cf 4 0 I J t
B-rr rf 4 I I Weodrutf. Ih I ) : I
MrOinn. lb. I 11 llPlehsnty. It. S J J
nninll, rr ... 4 12 0 I,nnlreth, rf . 4 10 j I
risrk. Sh . . I t t t 0 Tl. lh S K 1 0
Mc-c nrm'. !M 1 I S I Oltsn. ! 4 i i S 0
Hn.iMtur. r 1 n fl Quintan, . :. 1 1 4 3 0
rolling It. ..J i I I Hiihf. c.,.. t
S. hnih-r f I 0 Belby. P 3 1 t -
TntAla M H 14 TotaH Kl U
Milwaukee OS 000000 2
IjOiilavllle 000OO000 11
Two base hits: Collins, ttelehanty. Hnnw
run: MoCormlck. Stolen bases: Clark,
Ijindreth. Toiible plays: Pelby to Tate.
Robinson. McCormick to MeGann.2; CH
snn to Tate. Ift nrt bases: Milwaukee,
5: Inuisvllle. . Bases on ball!": Off Selby,
3. Hit bv pitcher: Selbv. gilinn. Sacri
fice hits: Phnelder, 2; Pelby. Time: 1 :Jn.
I mpli es: Conn nan nnd Owens.
Paul Defeats Toledo.
ST. PAF1,, Minn., May 11. Holmes, who
started for St. Paul lasted only two In
nings arid was replaced by Oehiing. who
pitched good hell. Plnckney pitched the
whole game for Toledo and St. Paul hit.
him opportunely, winning by a score of 7
to 4. Score:
ST. PAli. TC1..EIW
B.lt.O.A.K B.H.O V F
havin. rf 3 I t 0 Vo rarlhjr. 4 t 1 a
Armh aifr, rf. II 1 I i MIDi-hman, IM H M
Mnejr. If I 1 1 . Smoot. rf 4 3 ft 1 0
Flvnn. lb .... 4 n 0 1 Hlikman. If.. 4 2 2 1
o'Brlrn. Jh... 4 2 11 0 rvbold. rf... I lion
rir'frh. r .4 2 I 1 F.lwert. 8b ... 4 1 n I 0
forkmaa. Sb. 4 I 0 1 0 Panhert. lb.. J 114 2 )
Wrlaler. a...J I 2 4 fl Clark, c I 0 I it fl
Hoittioa. p 0 n 1 n 0 Ptnkner, p... 10 2 4 0
..rhrlni. p .. I I J
belM 1 0 I (I 0 Total 32 8 24 It 1
Totai .... si i; :: 12 1
Batted for Holmes In second.
St. Paul 3 0 0 0 1 0 2 1 7
Toledo (I 3 1 0 0 1 0 0 04
Two base hits: Cock man, Smoot, Hlck
tii.in. 2: St-ybold. Daubert. Home run: Sl
werl. Stolen bases: Davis. lnubert.
Double plays: Hinehman nnd Dailberf, B1
wert. Hinehman and Daubert; Wrlglev to
O'Hrien: Wriglev, O'Brien and Flvnn. lilts:
Off Holmes, 2 in two Innings: off Gehring.
In seven Innings. Base on balls: Off
Holmes. 1; off Gehring. 1; Plnckney ,1'. Hit
by Pitcher: Annbrugter. Struck out: Bv
Gehrlng. 1: Plnckney, 1. Sacrifice hits:
Hoey. 2; Wrigley. Ieft on bases: St.
Paul, 6; Toledo, 4. Time: 2 hours, t'm
plres: Eckman and Sullivan.
Kanaaa City ftnnrhea lilts.
KANSAS CITY, May 11. Two hits and
three passes in the sixth Inning, coupled
with some excellent base running, gave
Kansas City the victory over Indianapolis
today. Both Flaherty and Cheney pitched
good ball, but the visitors were unable to
find Flaherty at opportune times. Score:
KANSAS fiTY. INDIANAPOLIS.
B.H.O.A.E. B.H.O.A.R.
Shannon, rf . 2 0 2 0 11 i hadb'rne. If. 4 I 2 0 0
H. ikley. lb . 4 2 17 1 n M chnnv, rf 4 2 0 0 1
I. n. S 0 2 2 0 Hayilen. rf... 4 0 2 0 0
tliii(t. Sb..3 0 0 2 1 Carr. lb I 1 0 0
Hrafhrnr. th. S 2 1 7 0 llurke. 3b. .. 4 loin
Carlisle. If... I (I 1 0 KVRourka. 2b. 4 0 1 2 1
Hallnmn. rf..4 12 0 0 Shaw, c 0 3 1 0
Sullivan. C...4 1 1 2 l Hopke. as S 12 4 0
Flaherly, p.. 2 0 I I 0 rhnn. p....S 1 0 2 0
'Howley 1 0 0 0 0
Total 2 (nil I
Tola In 39 7 24 10 2
Batted for llupke In ninth.
Kansas City 0 (10 0 0 4 1 0 06
Indianapolis 0 0 0 (l 0 0 1 0 01
F.arned runs: Kansas City. 2; Indian
apolis. 1. Two-base hlis: Beckley, Burke.
Three-base hit: Beckley. Left on bases:
Kansas City, B: Indianapolis, 7. First base
on errors: Indianapolis. 1. Stolen bases:
Shannon (31. Hrashear 2i, lve, Hetling.
Hallman. Carlisle. Struck out: By Chenev,
7. Bases on halls: Orf Flaherty, 2; off
Cheney. 6. Hit by -pitched ball: Love.
Time; l:if. . Umpire: Hayes
I iilnmlina Ranches Hits.
MIXN'KAPOMS, May 11. The Columbus
team bit opportunely today and took the
tnird game of the series by a score of 6 to
'J. 1 .1 like, almost without exception, es
caped being hit in the pinches. Score:
COLtMBl'S. MINNEAPOLIS.
B.H.O.A.E. B.H.O.A.R.
Clark, '.f 4 2 I 0 Ovlr. at 0 4 0 0
Ixlwell. lb. .4 I 7 0 1 Wheeler. If.. 5 fl 11 0 0
Conaallou, rf. 4 1 2 1 0 Down. 2h....4 2 3 5 0
Jamra. c J 1 to 0 Collin, ab ... S 1 1 0
Knmer, c( . . 4 ,1 1 0 1 O'Neill, rf. . J fl 1 l) 0
l.ril. 2 0 fl 1 0 mil. lb 4 I a n (
Frll. Sb 4 0 1 4 OOulllln. rf.. . J 2 fl 0 0
O'Rourk. !b. I t I I 0 Kahoe, c 4 1 4 2 0
I Ink, p I 0 1 1 1 W llaon. p 2 1 0 4 0
Tolala 51 I 27 I S Totala 33 27 13 1
Minneapolis 0 0 0 1 t) 0 1 0 02
Columbus .1) 0 0 0 0 3 1 1 05
Two-base hi(a: lhiwns, Quillln, Kruger.
Hacrlflce hits: Wilson, l.lnke. Sacrifice
fly: Larue. Stolen bases: O'Neill, Klllen.
Kruger. James. Odwell, Clarke tji. lft
on bases: Minneapolis. XI; Columbus. 5.
Double plas: Congallon lo Odwell; Frlel
to Odwell. Struck out: Bv Ijnke, 8; bv
Wilson. 3. Bases on balls: Off Wilson. 4;
off Mnke, 3. Hit by pitched ball: Oyler.
Time; 1:50. I'mplre: King.
ST. PAL MIXI 9 g XUAV BAE BALL
Jndae Decides Restraining Order of
Last Year Will Stand.
ST. PAfU Minn.. May ll.-There will
be no Sunday baseball In St. Paul for a
while m least, as Judge William I. Kelly
In the county district court todav decided
that a restraining order against the game,
Issued at the Insance of he Cenral Park
KlAknU - I . a ....
itT-in.iun nuiacupai inurcn, May Sh, fi,
8houli sand.
order shall b made pHrmaj,i-n In lie form
" ' nijuiKitMi ji in uruiwiirv win De
had. .
Friend Wins Tw.
FRIFNI). Neb.: May It.-tSpeclal Tele
gram. ) Friend opened he ball season yes
erday and oday. deealng he Oirard In
dians In wo raher poor games. Score:
Girards .....l 0 6 0 1 0 o 1 o s
Kriend ....3 0 1 3 1 2 0 1 -10
batteries: Girards. Wlgg and liable;
Friend. Jarrott and McDonald.
Struck out-Ry Wlgg 4. by Jarrott 8.
Hits: Girards 4, Friend 10. Two-base hits
Church. Mellltt, Smith. Page. Jarrott. Wil
lotl. Double plays Olrsrds 1. Friend 1.
r-rrora; mraros s. PTlend 7.
Score second asm- i
Girards 0 0 t 0 J 0 0 4
r ritnu o l o 4 1 4 J 12
Ballerle: Girards. Dye .'and Malone;
Friend. Simpson and McDonald.
Struck out: By Dye 2, by Simpson 111.
Hits: Ulrards 9, Friend lb. Two-base hits:
Finley, Smith and Page. Three-baae hit:
Simpson. Errors: Olrsrds 4. Friend
()ind Island comes for two games with
the locals May 13 and 14.
W KNTERUA AHD MF.KTS ' ROLLICK
V resiles '
n Omaha on
Mint of
Fourth of Jun,
Jess Weslergaard of te Moines and Dr.
R, F. Roller of Seattle - will wrestle at
the Auditorium In Omaha the night of
June 4. The match was arranged yester
day, when Westergaard and his manager,
Oscar Thoreon. were in Omaha and nut
Manager Glllan of the Auditorium. Man
ager Glllan promptly got In touch wltn
Koller. who Is In Chicago, and made the
match.
Omaha has never seen Roller work, but
it has seen Westergaard and likes him.
In fact. Jess is a big favorite here. He is
a comer and is desperately anxious In beat
Koller. He will bend the last energy at
his command to throw the wily doctor.
This match will follow close on the heels
of the match between Gotch and Olson,
which comes off at the Auditorium the
night of May 24. This will be a great
match, for Olson Is one of the top-llnerr
of the country. He has defeated little Fred
Beeil and is ready for a go against the
champion.
Hesalla al Plualleo.
PIMIJCO. Md . May ll.-Results:
First race, four and a half furlongs:
Megan! Ic (107. Goldstein, even) won, Faun-
tlerov HOT. Mclnlyre. J lo It second.
Johnny Wise H12. Grirfln. JO to 1) third.
Time. :MV Polly I.ee. Newark Boy. Dae
Nicholson. Momus. The King and . John
Reardon also ran.
Second rate, six furlongs: Tuatev (l-'iO.
Goldstein. 11 to 6l won. King Cobalt (120.
Wolke. to & second. Fffendi (i, Doyle.
15 la li third. Time, l:lfi. Oid three
starter. 2
Kemper, Hemphli: Buckingham,
All kinds of plailng. . -
NEW YORK EASY FOR DETROIT
Tigers Make Seventeen Runs and
Highlander Seven Error.
CLUBS PARADE BEFORE GAME
American Lratar Championship Fin if
to Be Raised for eroiil Time tr
Tlarra Amid Plandlla of
Detroit Fans.
DETROIT. .Nifty 11. liiccrtaln pitching
and erratic fielding by New York made to
day's game a simple romp for the locals.
Wlliett did not allow a hit until the sixth.
Donovan finished the game, making his
1!'9 debut.
Base lull Dt trolt. which went to bed Inst
night fearful that flag day might nut be.
favored with good wea(her anil that the
American league championship pennant
might have lo be hoisted under unfavor
able weather conditions, were made happy
with the first break of dawn today. For
the first time in three tiny old Sol came
out of retirement and the thousands of
fans, amateur players, base ball notables
and visitors who planned to attend the
second flag raising of the Detroit Tigers
ftvl.eld a perfect day. While Bennett park
has been soaked fbr three days by rain,
tha diamond had been kept covered ami
the bright sun and breeze Went far toward
drying the field before the ceremonies
begun.
As part of the deal for the acquisition of
Third Baseman Moriarty from New York,
the Detroit club agreed that the "High
landers" should be their antagonists on
flag day. Willi Manager Stallings and
Third Baseman Elberfeld, both former De
trolters, the choice was a happy une, from
the standpoint of the Detroit "fan.".
A parade of amateur clubs, prominent
visitors and the two contending teams was
held before the game. Score:
DETROIT. NKW YORK.
B.H.O.A.E. U.H.O.A E.
Miimjrr, If.. 4 J 3 0 0 Tree, cf S 0 4 V t
(limn. a 3 3 1 U Keeler. rl . . . . 5 3 0 0 0
Crawford, cf. 5 1 1 0 0 F.llwrfeld, 3b. 4 2 1 2 0
Cobb, rf 6 2 1 0 ll Ktisle. If 4 II 1 0 0
K.mvman. lb. 4 1 1 1 Chape, 111 i 2 I'l (I 1
11'l.oary. 3h .5 2 0 2 0 Wan). 2b 4 0 12 1
Si-haefer, 2b.. 4 2 3 2 0 Knlsht. BH....4 X 2 2 0
sianase. r S 2 10 ilKlrlnow, c... 10 8 11
WIMnt. p 2 1 1 1 OSwreney, c...2 12 0 1
llonoran, p .. 2 10 0 OUroikett, p...O 0 0 2 1
Si-hniKtl, p ... 2 0 0 1 1
Totala 39 18 27 12 1
Totalu :i 8 24 Hi 7
Detroit 1 4 3 4 1 0 3 0 'It!
New York 0 0 o 0 0 1 0 3 1 5
Two-base hits. Cobb (2), Schacfer, Yll
lett, Elberfeld. Sweeney. Hits; Off Wll
iett. 3 in six Innings; off Donovan. 5 in
three innings; olf Brnckett, S in three in
nings; off Schmidt, 10 in five innings. Sac
rifice hits: Rossman, Schaefer. Stolen
bases: Bush Cli, Mclrityre. Double play;
Knight (o Chase. l,eft on bases: Detroit,
7; New York. . Bases on halls: Orf Wil
led, 3; off Donovan. 3; off Brockett, 4.
Buses on errors: Detroit. 4; New Vork, l.
Hit by pitched ball: Bv Donovan, Elber
feld. Slruck out. Bv Wlllctt. 4; bv Dono
van, 3; by Brockett. 1; by Schmidt. 2. Time:
2:20. empires: Kerin and Sheridan.
While Sox Defeat Senators.
CHICAGO. May 11. Chicago won the sec
ond gi.me of the series from Washington.
5 to 3, today. It was a long drawn out
and poorly played game. Washington used
three pitchers, but could not stop the locals,
who made five errors, but were still able to
win by a goodly margin. Store:
CHICAOO. WASHINGTON.
B.H.O.A.E B.H.O.A.E.
Halut. rf 2 0 2 0 OCsnley, If . . . . r, 0 2 0 0
Dougherty, If 4 1 2 0 1 M. -Bride, a. .4 I 2 0 0
labell. lb & 2 11 1 0 Hlankenahtp. 1 0 0 0 (1
Oivath. rf... 3 0 2 0 1 nitlauh. lb . 4 0 8 2 0
Atl. !b. 4 0 1 S ll ritlehanty, 2b I 2 1 10
Parent. .... 4 3 2 4 I (iymer. rf....4 1 1 'I i.
Rullltan. c... I 1 3 u fironrov. Kb..'.. 4 0' 1 3 li
Tannchill. lb I I 2 2 2 Milan,, rf 3 i.o o n
Smllh, p S 0 ! 3 OS'reet, r 3 1 II 2 0
l'urn. p 2 0 0 I 0
ToUla 2 127 13 unrmim. p 0 0 fl 0 ll
dray, p 1 fl 0 li 0
Freeman .... 1 fl 0 fl o
Total 36 I 24 12 J
Batted for Street in ninth.
Baited for McBrlde In ninth.
Chicago 0 0 0 0 2 3 0 0 5
Washington 0 1 1 0 o o o 0 13
Two-base hit: Ishell. Hits: Off Burns. 3
In four and two-thirds innings; off Groom,
2 in two-thirds innings; off Giay. 3 in two
and two-thirds Innings. Sacrifice hits.
Dougherty. Tannchill. Gray. Stolen bases:
Street, Milan. Tannehtll, Parent. l-ft on
bases: Chicago. 13; Washington, 8. Bases
on balls: Off Smilh. 1; off Burns. 2; off
Groom, 3; off Giay, 3. Hit bv pitchel ball:
By Burns, 3; by Gray, 1. Struck out: Hy
Smith, 4; by Burns, 4: by Groom. 1; bv
Gray. 3. Passed hall: Street. Wild pitch:
Gray. Time: 2:10. I'mpites: F.gan and
Connolly.
Brown Blank Athletics.
ST. I.OC19. Mo., May 11 -St. l.ouls de
feated the Philadelphia leani today he
cause of the excellent pitching of Jack
Powell. The score was 3 lo 0. Two runs
were obtained In the second inning off
Coombs of the Philadelphia team on an
error and two singles. Dygert relieved
Coombs In the sixth and the local team
cored In the seventh Inning on a single,
a sacrifice and another safe lilt. The
score:
ST. LOIiS. PH1LADKLPHI A.
H.H.O.A.K B.H.O.A.E
MiAlea. If.. 4 2 4 0 OHartzel. If... 3 0 i 0 .1
Hartaall. rf... 2 0 3 0 0Harr. 3b 4 0 0 S 1
Hoffman, if.. 2 110 Ol nlllna. 2b ... 4 14 2 1
Ferrl. Sb.... 4 0 2 2 0 Murphy. rf...4 0 I 0
Wallace. ..S " 1 2 f Havls, tb 2 li 1 0
Wllllnn. :b. 3 1 1 3 1 Harr. ( 2 0 10 0
Jonea. lb 2 0 12 0 ll Harry aa 3 0 1 2 0
Stephen, c... 8 3 3 3 AThoma'. r 8 0 3 0 0
Powell, p 8 1 0 2 'M'oomha, p 2 0 J 1
Dygart, p 1 1 0 2 0
ToUl 26 27 0
Totala 21 24 . 1
ft. Tvnils ..0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 -3
Philadelphia .........0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Sacrifice hits: Ilaraell, Jone. Double
plays: Ferris to Jones; Barry to Collins
to Davis. Stolen basns: McAleese, Duvls.
Bases on balls: Off Powell, 3; Dygert, 2;
off Coombs, 1. St i lick out: By Powell, 2;
bv Coombs. 2. Hrts: Off Coombs. 5 in
five Innings; off Dygert, 3 In three in
nings. Left on bases: St. lxiuls, 4; Phila
delphia. 4. Time, 1:37. Cmplres: Perrlne
and O'lxuiglilln.
Boston Defeats Cleveland.
CLEVELAND. May, 11 Boston opened
the series here loday by defeadng Cleve
land. 5 lo 1. Wright lusted only one In
ning", liebhardt, who succeeded him. was
hit hard in the seventh and eighth In
nings. Clcotte had bis ankle hurt in a
collision with Clarke. Score:
BOSTON. CLEVELAND.
B.H.O. A K B.H.O A C.
Mi-Connell, 2b 4 II 1 Radar-, rf . . 4 1 I rt
lxird. 3b .1 1 0 0 OHradlry. 3I .. 4 0 2 2 u
Speaker, rf. . 4 2 I 0 OSIovall. Ih... I 11 II H
Hooper, rf... 4 8 1 ! 0l.Hl .le. :h .4 13 4 1
stahi; lb I 0 1 Hinehman. 1( 3 0 0 0 0
Ml. II 4 I 1 1 .H'larke. t- 3 13 10
Waauer, aa... 4 1 1 C OTurtir-. as 3 l 1 7
Speixer, C....8 1 6 3' OHIrm'hain. if 3 1 1 0
I Iron, p ... 2 0 Z i 1 Wrlshl. p....O a 0 0 (I
Arellanea. p.. I 0 0 1 OLirbhart. p . .2 0 0 1 0
: 'haftarly .... 1 1 0 0 0
ToUla 34 11 27 14 2
Totals 30 27 17 1
Batted for Ljebhardt In ninth.
Cleveland 0 o 0 o n o 0 0 1 V
Boston 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 (1-4
Hits: Off Wright. 4 in one inning; off
Liebhardt. 7 in eight Innings', off Clcotte,
t In four and two-thirds Innings; off .rl
lanes. 3 In four and a third Innings. Hbw
on errors: Boston. I. Two-base bits: Sto
vall. Nilrs l2l. Wagner. Three-base hits:
Siieaker, Himper. Sacrifice hit: Spencer
Stolen base: Aiellanes. Double plavs
Hooper to Stahl: McConnell to Wagner.
Base on balls: Off Liebhardt, 3 Ixft on
bases: Cleveland. 3; Boston, i. Struck nut:
By Liebhardt, 3; by Clcotte. 1; by Arel
lanea, 4. Time, l:5o. I nipire: Evans.
Ttto Players Suspended.
NEW YORK, May 11. -The suspension
of Kid" Gleason. of the Philadelphia Na
tional League club, and Edgar i-ennox,
third baseman of (be Brooklyn Nationals,
for quarreling during (he game played at
Brooklyn on aiuiday lat. was announced
today by acting President Heydler of the
National league. No time limit was fixed
for the tei iiiinatloii of the sutpension.
Knabe.. after suspension for one day, was
exonerated and allowed to play.
East Hlver Wins at l. Qaen.
TARIS. Max 11. -The Trix Tllmi at St.
Ouen today was won by J. E. Widener k
Standing of the Teams
WEST. LBAOT7E. AMERICAN AP9 N
W. L. Pet i VV L. Pr.
Wichita .... I S .7NV Milwaukee.. .l -i
Denver .7S! lulsvllle. .. .14 10 .W-
Topeka 7 4 .Km Indianapolis. 13 12 .nv
Pueblo S .4Si Minneapolis.. 10 12 4t.
Dee Moines.. I 7 ,417 Kn. City. ..1" 12
Omaha 4 .3.t3 Toledo 10 1" J
Lincoln 3 .S73 Cohwnbus.. . .1" IS .4'
Sioux City.. J .JT3:St. Psul 8 12 "0
AMER. LEAOl'E. NAT L. LEAGUE.
W. L. Pet W. L. PH.
Datrolt 15 5 .7.Vi PIHSburg ...14 i .w
New York. .11 . .bi!" Chicago IS 10 pHR
Bs(on 11 8 .;.7 Pldla lrt R K
Chicago ....11 M .5-41 Boston 10 .4,4
Phils ft ft ..tki Brooklyn ...M0 .4.4
Cleveland... 9 11 .450 Cincinnati. ...11 IS .458
St. Louis.... ' .aifi; New York... l'
Washington. & 13 .?7st. IOjIS 8 1 3,5
GAMES SCHEDULED TODAY.
Western League Wichita nt Omaha. Den
ver st Sioux (i(y, Topeka at Des Moines,
Tuehlo at Lincoln.
Natloral league Pittsburg at Philadel
phia. Chicago at New York. Cincinnati at
Boston. St. Louis at Brooklyn.
American League-New York at Detroit,
Philadelphia, at St. Louis, Washington at
Chicago.
American Assocla tion Louisville at Mil
waukee, Indianapolis at Kansas City. To
ledo at St. Paul. Columbus at Minneapolis.
East River. Mr. Wldeners Homesell fin
ished fourth in the Prix Msrboro.
GAM Kg IN TI1K N TIS Al, LF.AUt'H
ritlshnra- Wins from Philadelphia,
Seven to Itne.
PHILADELPHIA. May ll.-Plttsburg
won easily from the home team today, 7
to 1, Foxn being knocked out of the box
In four Innings. Camnitz had the Philadel
phia at his mercy at all stages. Score:
PITTSBCRa PHILADELPHIA.
B.H.O.A.E. B.H.O.A.E.
narheau. 3h..f 2 I 0 OCrant. 8h 4 1 1 1 0
Leach, if 8 12 0 0 Knali. 2h 4 0 111
Clarke. If 4 8 3 I OTIIua. rf 4 1 0 4 0
Warner, aa... 4 8 1 ft 0 Maiee. If 8 1 2 II 0
Storks, lh ... S 1 18 0 0 Hrahafleia. lb I 0 A 2 0
Miller. 2h ... 4 0 1 8 (I riborn. cf . . I (14 0 0
Wllaon. rf...6 8 3 1 Ooolln, aa.... 8 0 4 2 1
(!!bon. c 4 I 4 1 0 riooln. e 8 n 3 0
Csmntta, p ..2. 0 0 I 0 Foien. p 1 0 0 4 1
Vandyke, p... 2 0 0 0 0
Total 37 14 17 12 0
Totala 28 1 7 la I
Philadelphia 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Pittsburg 20040001 07
Two base hit. Magee. Three base hit:
Storke. Hits: Off Foxen, 8 in four innings.
Sacrifice hits: Clarke. Camnltx. Stolen
bases; Clarke, Wagner (3. Double plays:
Miller, Wagner. Slorke; Wilson and Storke;
Dooln and Doolln. Ift on bases: Philadel
phia. 2; Pittsburg, 11. Base on halls: Off
Foxen. 6; off Vandyke, 1; off Camnitz. 2.
Base on errors: Pittsburg, 1. Struck nul:
By Foxen. 2; by Vandyke. 5; by Camnlts,
4. Passed balls: Dooln, Gibson. Wild pitch:
Foxen. Time: 1.62. Umpires: Emslle and
ODay.
Beds Win ainavKlnsv Match.
BOSTON. May 11 The poor fielding of
the home learn aided Cincinnati in winning
a slugging match from Boston today, lo to
8. Ewing was driven from the box In the
seventh with none out. His successor,
Campbell, was effective. Score:
CINCINNATI BOSTON.
B.H.O.A.E. B.H.O.A.R.
Ean. 2b 1 I I 2 Starr, 2h 4 8 1 2
Win, i f .. .113 1 ! Becker, rf i 2 3"!
Lobert. 3b . . . S 1 1 "S (l ItalM. If 4 0 10 1
Mitchell, rf.. 4 1 I 1 OHeauniom, it. i I I (
Pankert. If... 4 fl 1 0 flneck. lb t 14 10
Hobllliel. lb. 4 2 10 fl 0 llahlen. ar . .. 8 2 4 2 1
Downey, aa... 5 2 8 8 I Sweeney. 3b.. 4 1110
McLean. C....4 4 4 I 0 Smith, c 4 0 3 i 0
EwltlK. p 2 0 0 0 OFarguaon, p.. 1 II 0 1 1
Campbell, p.. 0 1 0 (J'RItchey 0 0 0 0 fl
nornr. p 1 1 0 1 I
Tuial 34 11 27 15 Graham 1 fl 0 0 1
chappell. p. 0 0 0 2 0
' Total 39 13 11 11 7
Hatted for Ferguson in fifth.
Batted for Doruer In seventh.
Cincinnati. J 0 1 0 4 1 H 1 010
Boston -l 1 0 0 1 0 I 0 og
Two base hits: Oakee, Beaumont (3,
McLean, Iober(. Hohlltzel. Hots: Off Fer
guson, 6 In five 'tmtings; off Dorner, 2 In
two innings; of TCnappelle, 3 In two in
nings; off Ewtng. 1P in sit and one-third
Innings; off Campbell, 2 In two and (hree
fourths Innings. - 8acHfice hits: Ewing,
Kgan, Hobllliel. Campbell. Sacrifice fly:
Egan. S(olen bases: Ixinert (21, Mitchell, '6.
Base on balls: Off Ewing, 2; oft Dorner,
3; off Campbell, ) ; off t.'happelle, 1. Base
on errors: Cincinnati, 8; Boston, 1. Hit In
pitched ball: By Ewing. Bates. Struck out:
By Ewing. 2; by Ferguson, 1. Passed ball:
Smith, 'lime: 2:30. empires: Cusuck and
Johnstone.
Cuba Win from Glnnta.
NEW YORK. May 11. -Errors bv Dovle
and Biidwell helped Chlcngo defeat New
York today by a score of 4 to 3
The visitors earned their first two runs
by hard hitting, but the last tallies were
the results of mlsplays. The feature of the
game was the cemerfleld play of O'Haia.
Score:
CHICAOO.
B.H.O. A. I
Ever. 2b 8 1 8 3
NEW YORK.
II H.O.A.E
0 Tanney. lb. .. 3 0 13
1 tlo. 2b 3 1 8
0
2
Hhrrkard. If.. 2
Prhult, rf... 4
Chcnca. lb . . 2
Stelnfeldt. 8b. 4
Hofman, rf . . . 4
Tinkar, .... 4
Moran. c 4
Brown, p 8
0 2
0 0
1 12
0 3
2 I
2 2
8 0
0 3
OMrCorm'k. If. 4
0 Murray, rf . ... 8
OO'Har. cf ... 4
0 Devlin. 3b. ... 8
1 Rrldwrll, . . 4
0 Myera. c 8
0 W ilt, p 4
2 1 0
1 1 fl
6 1
2 2
1 4
1 3
0 4
Total 31 27 1 1 Totla 81 27 l 1
Chicago 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 14
New York 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 03
Two base- hit: Evers. Sacrifice hits:
Sheckard, Brown. Chance, Doyle, Devlin.
Stolen base: Myers. Lert on bases:
Chicago, 5; New York, 5. Base on error:
Chicago, 2; New York, 2. Double nlnvs:
O'Hard and Doyle; Doyle, Rridwell and
Tennev. Struck out: By WIKse. 2. Base
on balls: Off Wlltse. 2; off Brown. 5. Hit
by pitcher: Myers. Time: 1:42. Umpires:
Rlgler and Truby.
Brooklyn Wins from t. Louis.
BROOKLYN. N. Y.. May 11. With one
out in the ninth Kustua doubled and Sc
brlng hrougbt him home with the winning
run by a single lo right. Jordan played a
brilliant game at first base. Score:
BROOKLYN. ST. LOIiS.
B.H.O A K H H O. A K.
Burch. If 4 fl 1 " 0 Byrne, 3b. .. 4 0 1 3 1
Hummal, aa. . 2 0 h flshaw. cf 4 0 6 0 0
Alperman. 2b 4 2 I l Hronahan, c. 2 0 3 0 0
Jordan, lb .4 1 ll 2 fl Kunetchr. lb 2 1 12 1 n
McKlveen. 3b. 4 0 0 2 o I'elehanty. If 2 1 J 0 o
Kuatui. rf ... 3 1 1 1 ' Fllla. If 3 l l 'I 0
Febrtns. cf...4 l 0 " icharlei. 2b . 3 0 0 3 0
Brrien. c 3 1 t t 0 Hnlawltl, aa., 8 0 0 11
Mclmyre. p.. I 1 0 j 0 Salle, p t o l 0 0
Totala 31 7 27 II Totala J7 .j,, 2
One oul when winning run scored.
St. Iiils OoO 1 0s 00 01
Brooklyn 1 (. 0 0 u 0 o o 13
Two base hits: Delehanty, Jordan. Ktis
tus. Mclnlyre. Three base, hit: Alperinan.
Double plays: Konetchy and Sallee, Jordan
and Hummell. IWt on bases: St. Louis,
4; Brooklyn, 7. ba.se on halls: tiff Sallee.
8; off Mclnlyre. o. Base on errors: St.
ljouis. 1. Slruck oul: By Snllee, 3; Mc
lnlyre, 6. Time; 1.3. I'mpirrs: Klem
and Kane.
IOWA NTRO.Xf IS STATE MEF.T
Comparison or Herorda Shorra (Mate
Will Be Important Factor,
IOWA CITY, la.. May ll.-(Speclali-Comparison
of the records made in the
meets in ihe slate Saturday shows that the
Hawkey e track team will be reckoned wlii
in the slate meet May 29 and that the men
umi. r Cat Mil s tutelage will make a dif
ferent allowing lhan In the last two years.
Cap(aln Stuuman will make a strong bid
In the discus, aa his throw excelled anv
(hing done In the state by the other col
lege weight nun. Kohl will figure for a
place in the sprints and Thomas and Han
Ion are expected to win points In the quar
ter. Keefe la sure of placing In the half
mile, if he can get Into condition, a he Is
by far (lie most promising dUlance man
who has run for the old gold In recent
years. Riley is gaining his old running
strength slowly and it Is doubtful If he
will enter the state meet, despite reports
to the contrary.
Engstrom ia a consistent performer In the
two jumps and his supporters here expect
him to score heavily In these two events.
Kyland is gaining in speed every day in the
hurdles and he Is confidently expected by
Catlln to upset the dope decidedly In the
state meet.
F.aslrra League names.
A Buffalo Buffalo, 44:4 Balimore, i.
A Torono Torono, 4 Jersey Civ 2.
A Monreal Monreal-Providence game
posponed; rain.
A Rocheser Rocheser. 8; Newark, 7.
'Nebraska Indiana Wlu.
WAVF.RLY. III., May 11 -(Special Tele
gram.) Nebraska Indians. 7; Waverly, 6.
A LOSES TO TOPEKA
pectators Were Holding
Breath in the Ninth.
Their
B ELLEN COULD HOT CUT THE ICE
Whole Hnainea Was Done In tho
First Innlna, When Parson
Showed Weakness anil Lower
Was lilt Frrrl).
TOPEKA, Kan.. May 11. -Topeka took
another from Omaha today, 8 to 7. Things
were looking mighty squally in the ninth
for the locals, but BrUlen could not send
tho pill far enough to count the tielng run,
It Almost happened In Ihe first. Parson
thought it was his day and out of the
first flfrecn balls thrown .only threa wera
strikes and he was chased. Three men
were on bases and no outs when tower
was called In. The first two ball he
threw were atraightened Into hits, th
next one was a sacrifice, then there wi
an out. an error and three more hits in
a row and six scores over the pan.
In tho next session Topeka got one on a
hit by Fenlnn and a double by Kerne and
that was all until the fifth when two hit
and a sacrifice scored another.
The visitors kept pegging away at Rr
num and fattening their batting averages,
hut they could not get the lilts when scores
would result. In the second a double and
single by Welch and Franck made one, in
the third a single by Pelden nnd a double
by Pendry netted another and ifi the third
a base on halls, a fielder's choir and a
single tallied another. In the eighth two
hits and an error made it four and In th
ninth Kane plucked a good one. Graham
got another. Welch went out on an Infield
fly and Franck walked. Gondlng fanneft
and HollonWck batting for Ixiwe.r scored
two with his single and another was picked
up on Downey's muff of Fiber's bounder.
Cooley roughed King a bit too much In
tho first Inning after King singled and wag
caught napping. King got mad and struck
Cooley. Cooley fought back and both were
chased from the field. The score:
OMAHA.
AH. R. II. O. A. E
Fisher, if 6 0 13 0 0
King, cf 10 10 0 0
Belden, cf 5 18 3 0 0
Pendty. ?b 4 0 2 2 1 3
Kane, lb , 4 1 1 8 2 1
Graham. 2b 4 1 I 1 10
Welch, rf 5 1110 0
Franck, ss 4 2 2 2 1 0
Gondlng, c 4 0 13 10
Parson, p o o o o o o
Lower, p 4 10 15 0
Hollenbeck 1 0 1 0 0 0
Totals ..
, 43 7
TOPEKA.
AB. R
4 2
4 1
0 ')
3 1
4 2
14 ,24 11
4
E.
0
1
0
0
0
1
o
it
0
I)
0
H.
O.
0
1
1
13
3
o
n
4
5
0
0
Wooley. cf.
Geier, rf. ...
Cooley, lb. ..
Kunkle. lb.
Felilon. If. ..
Andrews. 3b.
Kahl, 2b. ...
Downey, as.
Kernes, c. .
Barnum, p.
Kaufman, p.
, 4
4
3
0
Totals 33 8 111 27 211 3
Batted for lower In ninth."
Topeka 6 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 08
Omaha 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 37
Three-base Idle- Pendry, Kahl. Two
base hits: Welch. Kernes, Pendry, Franck.
First base on balls: Off Barnum. S; off
Kaufman, 1; off Parson. 8; off laiwer, 3.
Struck out: Bv Kaufman, 4; by Lower. 3.
Hits: Off Bajniim. 7 In four Innings.
Double playt Uraham- to Franck lo Kane;
Andrews (o Downey to Kunkle to Keurnes.
Stolen base; Wooley. Sacrifice hits:
Graham. Kunkle. Andrews. Kahl. Kauf
man, lime: 1 :ou. I'mplre: Mullin. At
tendance: 2,500.
Antlers After Mammoth.
The Buck Antlers would like to get the
telephone of the Monmouth Parks and
would like to book a game Willi them for
Sunday. Call W"ebster 4241 or address Oblc
McUowan, 1401 Jaynes street.
Kemper, Hemphill dfe Buckingham.
All kinds of plating.
F.VF.STS OS THE HlMG TRACKS
Crystal Maid Won the Se ven-Fnrlong
Handicap nt Louisville.
LOUISVILLE Ky., May 11. Cold weather
and a bad track kept horse lovers awiy
from Churchill Downs Monday and only a
small crowd attended. Foim players had
a bad day, as only two favorites finished
first. Crystal Maid beat Charlie Eastman
and Sir Cleger In the handicap 'at seven
furlongs. Summaries:
First race, selling, 3-year-olds, one mile
and seventy yards: Edwin L. (104, Martir.,
straight 115.75) won, Geit inlander (104, Rice,
place I1R.15I second, Patriot (107. Powers,
show IS.55) third. Time: 1:46. Mrs. Marlon
Moore, Bryce, Schleswlg, Denver Girl,
Meadow Grass, Malch Me, Advancing. Con
sole and Snap also ran.
Second race, selling, 2-year-olds, four and
a half furlongs: Slew-foot (107, Heldel,
straight $17.40) won, Slmnnelte (11. Martin,
place .I6.3H) second. Uu Lanier (H'l. Rice,
show $4. Sal third. Time: 0:54. Bougaln
vlilea, Lotta Creed, Brunhild, Black Boy,
Jackstraw, Dick Goodbar, Ramon and Co
rona also ran.
Third race, selling, one mile and a six
teenth: Masson (108. Powers, straight $0.3Si
won, Uonebrake (113, Martin, place 111.16)
second. Enlist (ln7. Hannaii, show $1.40)
third. Time: 1 :((,. May Cella, Admix.
lonah II., Mamie Gallagher, Tim Kellv,
Oronuka, Cygne(, Reside, The Male aiid
Deacon also ran.
Fourth race, seven furlongs, baiidlcan:
Crystal M.-ild llo", McGee. $h.T5 straight,
$8 place, $ti.3 showi won, Charlie Eastman
(t07. Ie, Hi5 place, $.! showi second.
Sir (ieger (1(4, Warren, $7 flo show ) third.
Time: 1:2. Hasly Agnes, Black Mary and
Zlenap also ran.
Fifth race, four and a half furlongs,
purse: Topland (111, Troxler, $Mtt.70 stralgit,
$o8.60 place, $31.15 showi won. Captain Glore
(112. Burton, 43.ln place, $20.40 allow) sec
ond. Fores (112, Rice, $39.05 show) third.
Time; O.oM. John McClure, Knrica, Ca
lash, The Fad, Martin H., Front Row,
Fighting Bob, Short Order, Mesmerlier,
Qilpy and Cogen also ran.
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