THE BEE: OMAHA. MONDAY, JUNE 7.
Omaha Wins from Lincoln; Cubs Take Game from Quakers; Indianapolis Wins Balloon Race
PROfflBS TAKE REELEY CURE
Lincoln Can So Uaught with Pa's
Pitcher from Washington.
OMAHA DRIVES KARSTEN OUT
flearVes Tint Mrmi with Stick
Him aad He t rtelleved r f
thins, Colt Wfeo Don
Veer Well.
Omaha. 7; Lincoln, 4.
Our Oreen's Prohibitionists were forced
to take the Keeley cur Sunday afternoon,
whether they liked It or not.
It waa gale flay at Vinton park and
Th new stands were filled. Keeley was
chosen to administer the done and he did
It In the latent fashion. He pitched mag
nificent ban all the way through and al
lowed but five hlU and passed but one.
While hit support looka bad on the dope
sheet, soma brilliant catchea and atopa
'were made.
Llncoln'a four runs were all the result
of errors . and bad ones at that In the
third Inning Prltqhett Uncled and In try
In to catch him leading off too far at
flrat, Kane let the ball get by him and
Trltchett circled the sacks. In the eighth
; Farthing hit a grans-cutter which scooted
between King's legs, and WakJron scored
' him with a triple. Pavldnon hit a long
' fly to Pendry and Waldron scored, in
' the ninth Inning Schlpke threw bad to
first on the first man up, and before the
,ball was found Mason, who had hit 'for
j Harris, waa on third. He scored on Prtt-
chett's long fly to Fisher.
Omaha started to score la the very first
, inning when, with two out, Welch was
passed. Welch Is now the head of the
batter of the Western leatae in the per
' centage column and all pitchers fear his
' new willow. He draws more passes than
' any man In the league. Caraon passed him
! to his sorrow yesterday, for Kane fol
lowed with a stzzler to right . on which
' Welch went to third and scored on Schlp
' ke's single. Welch might. have been nailed
' at the plate, but Prltchett preerred to play
'foi Schlpke and Slugger BUI beat the
'throw. Kane was - caught napping off
! third. . ',
Flaher Beat Oat Infield Hit.
Fisher pulled off - one of his famous
, stunts of beating out an infield hit In the
I third, and It resulted In a run. King drew
a pass, Welch flew out to Davidson, send
' Ing Fisher to third, and then the double
I steal waa worked by Fisher and King for
' a run and it was a beaut. King did not
start, to steal until Sullivan had thrown
the ball to Careon and then Fisher started
for home. An effort was made to catch
i Fisher at the plate, but he beat the bail
by a magnificent slide.
The fourth Inning was noted principally
for Slugger Bill knocking the ball over the
left field fence for a home run, but aa the
skipper is such a noted slugger this only
attracted passing notice.
The game was cinched In the fifth inning
by four runs. Fisher started the fun with
a double to left and scored from second on
King s safe bunt. A bad pair on the basea,
those two. Welch waa again passed and
Kane sacrificed them on for a base. Re
membering Schlpke'e home run in the
previous inning, Karsten passed him and
filled the sacks. Pendry'a sacrifice fly to
I)avldf0.i scorod King and Captain Franck
hit a double which scored Welch and
Schlpke.
Karsten started in bad form again in the
sixth, when, with one out and after Fisher
had singled, Karsten was stabled and
Farthing sent In. Farthing is a nice young
chap who pitched thla spring for the Ne-
, braska Wesleyan university team. He is
tall and angular and a southpaw. He went
Into the game at a critical stage, but de
livered the goods, aa all scoring stopped
forthwith. ,
The score:
OMAHA.
AH. R
H.
I
0
o.
1
4
2
10
0
S
2
4
B.
0
1
0
1
1
0
1
0
Fisher, If...
King,
Welch, rf...
Kane, lb....
Sililpke, 3b.
Pendry, cf..
Franck. ss..
Gondlng.
....... 4
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Rlrht on the 8. W. Corner ltth and
Standing of the Teams
WK3T.
LEAGUE.
AMER.
ASSN.
W.LPct.
W L.prt t
Wlehlti
Omaha
....22 18 . 6291
Milwaukee
.84 19 .404
.21 15 .m
Indianapolis 24 IS .649
Slouj City. .19 14
B7,
Leulsvllle ...24 24 .620
Columbus ..24 14 .520
Minneapolis .24 23 . 611
Toledo 22 24 . 468
Kan. City. ..12 25 .412
St. Paul 14 24 .400
Pes Moines. 30 IT
Ml
Topeka
15 17 .
Penver
Lincoln
Pueblo
NAT.
17 17 .800!
.....12 21 .8441
U 24 .8331
LEAGUE
I AMER. LEAGUE
W.L.P I
W.LPot,
rittsbiirg ,.2li .rW Detroit
.27 U .475
Chicago
.24 I .
13 22 .511
Philadelphia 23 14 .44
Cincinnati
I ew Tork.
St. Louis..
Pv ton ....
New York...n 15
Boston 21 It .528
St. Louis... .17 2 .447
Cleveland ...17 23 .434
.20 17 .641
.17 26 .406
.12 27 .204
Brooklyn
.14 23 .410
Chicago 14 23 . 421
Pbrladelphla.17 1 .472f Washington .11 20 .214
GAMES TODAY.
Western League Lincoln at Omaha, To
peka at Wichita, Pueblo at Denver, Des
Moines at Sioux City.
National League Boston at Clnetnneti,
Brooklyn at St. Louie, New Tork at Chi
cago, Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
American League Chicago at Washing
ton, St. Louis at Boston, Detroit at New
York. Cleveland at Philadelphia.
American Association Milwaukee at Col
umbus, Kansas City at Louisville, st. Paul
at Toledo, Minneapolis at Indianapolis,
Keeley. p.
Totals
4 0
24 7
LINCOLN.
AB. R.
0
H.
2
0
0
1
I
0
0
1
0
0
1
27
o.
11
1 1
A. K
J
0 (
Waldron. rf...
Davidson, cf..
Jude, If
4
I
4.
Thomas, lb.
I
Gagnler, ss S
Harris. 2b..
'Mason
Sullivan, o....
Prltchett, 8b..
Karsten, p....
Farthing, p...
Totals 32
6 24 14
Batted for Harris in the ninth.
Omaha-
Runs 1 0
Hits t 0
Lincoln
Runs 9 0
Hits 0 0
4 0 0
3 1 0
0 0 0
0 0 1
T
9
14
0-
Two-base hits: Franck (2), Fisher. Three
baso hit: Waldon. Home run: Schlpke.
Basea on balls: Off Keeley, 1; off Karsten,
4; off Farthing, 8. Hit by pitched ball:
By Keeley, 1. Struok out: By Keeley, 8;
by Farthing, 8. Left on bases: Omaha, 4;
Lincoln, 6. Double play: Gonding to
Franck. Stolen banes: Fisher (2), King,
Kane, Thomas. Sacrifice hits: Kane,
Pendry, Davidson, Prltchett. Time: 1:60.
Umpire: Mulltn. Attendance: 4,000.
Note of the Gvnt,
Ladles' day today, same teams.
Pendry made a fine stop of Waldron's
drive In the third, and held It to a
single.
Buck Franck was the real hitter so far
as timeliness goes. He drove out two two
baggers with men on bases.
Pendry made a beautiful run and catch
of Prltchett's long fly in the seventh in
ning and stopped what might have been
two runs.
Fisher tried to put Farthing in the air
by stealing second, while the lengthy
pitcher was holding the ball. He made It,
ma the big fellow had to pitch or balk.
Keeley waa not to be outdone by his
fielders on circus catches, so he made
one himself In the fifth inning when he
went In the air and stopped a . hard one
with one mlt.
Fisher and King are making a regular
practice of beating out short hits and It
puta the opposing team on edge every time
they come to bat. Fisher ta being rooog
nlied as the fastest man in the league.
Welch made a catch In the eighth, inning
the like of which Is seldom seen, Jude hit
the ball to right field and It looked as
though. It was soaring over the fence.
Welch went after It and although he. be
came tagled up with the fence braces, he
cabbaged the ball with his meat mlt and
held on.
BEARS DHVOUB TUB I WD I AW 1
Dearer Wallops Paeblo, Ten to Three),
In Six Innlnirs.
DENVER, Colo.. June 4. Rain fell after
the first inning and caused a delay during
the fifth. The disappearance of Umpire
Wheeler caused the placing of two play
ers to umpire, and nearly prevented any
game at all. The umpires Interfered with
the work of each other and disagreed upon
calling the game In the rain. A long dis-
Rute between the Denver team owners and
ogrelver representing Pueblo, ended with
the calling in of a local umpire, who took
the face features from the contest, but
was wet through when he called the game
at the opening of the seventh Inning.
neavy nitung won ror Denver, score:
AM. R H. O. A. E.
H.
O.
1
3
0
Cassldy, rf 4
Itelden. It
Jones, cf ....
lndsay. lb .
Maag, 3b ....
Slankard. 2b
Hartman, ss
Hallman, o .,
ora. p
Totals
,..k....22 10
PUEBLO.
14 14
AB. R.
H.
O.
A.
0
0
1
0
Kensel, rf, 2b, 3b
Curtis, If
Clark, lb
Soenoer. of
Hogrelver, 8b, 2b
Walters, 2b, p ...
Corhan, ss
Ml tie, o
Miller, p, rf
::::: I
Totals
..24 3 10 18
2
Denver ,
4 3 0 1 1 1-10
0 01003-3
Jones. SDencer. Balden.
pueblo
Two base hits
Hartman. Three base hits: Uelden, Mil
ler. Stolen base: Hallman. Sacrifice hits:
Lindsay, Corhan. Bases on balls: Off
Ford, l; off Miller. 1. Struck out: By Ford,
1: by Miller, L Left on bases: Denver, 4;
Pueblo, T. Wild nltcb: Ford. Hit by
pitched ball: Maag, 3. Double play: Cor
han to Clark. Time, 1:35. Umpires, Adams,
balgano, Dlclrerson.
CHAMPS WIN IN THE NINTH
Made a Great rphlU Flht sad rTerrea?
Faltered.
SIOUX CITY. la.. June 4 From the
standpoint of the homo spectators, today's
game was the moat Interesting played here
this seation. Sioux City won the game, 7
to C. In the laat half ef the ninth, after a
great uphill fight. Six home runs ware
made, three by each club and four of
thera brought In runners. Stovall played a
ball over the right field canvas m toe sec
ond. Is!ng. Des Molnea Oeuld not eoere
until the fifth. Cerrlgan singled; Dwyer
walked and Dalton hit one ever the eenter
field fence, netting three tooreia. Twa saare
came in the sixth on Shea's slnrle a-o
Lang's four base drive. This gave the
boosters a big lead and Holanes teak Free
man eat and put in Melter. who "retired
the side. The Champs went after Lang
hard tn their half. Smith baared one ever
the fesee; Hunter and Surrail singled and
Tewrte, batting for Jack Shea, duplloated
smith's hit and three mere rums came tn.
tying the game. In rhe nlaih. Shea, fer
Des Mutnea, hit ece ever the fence poer
ing what leaked like the winning run. The
ChaaojM kept after the Boosters' pramier
elah ei-tlnt, however. Haaser. the Grot man
up. on to tail rer two sacks -rowse rev
iewed with a hit to rtgxit for three bases.
Welsh then singled, winning she gasaa.
Tewne saved the came fur the Chamaton,
snaking the Deceeaary hit each time that
tied tbe acere. i'ttm fielding mt heth teams
waa brilliant at Uraee. Boore:
UOXJX C2TT.
AA R. U.
CaanfferU. B. 8 10
Emendaen, cf. - 8 0 0
Andreas. 2b. SOI
Welch. 8b. . 10 1
Search, aa. 4 11
Stovall. rf. 4 3 1
Hunter, rf. ........ 433
J. Shea, e. .,,.... 8 0 0
Towns, e. 3 11
Freemaa, p. 8 0 0
Melter, p. . 10 0
Holme, 0 1
a a. b.
37 13
O. A. E.
13 0
Totals
, 48 1
DES MOINES.
AIL R. H.
4 11
Caltlgao. as.
Bader, rf 1
Mattlek, cf 3
Dwyer, lh 8
Dalton. If. 3
Nelhoff. 2b 4
Ollmartln, 2b 4
Shea, c 3
Lang, p. 2
Totals
0 110 0
0 0 10 0
10 10 0
1 1 3 0 P
0 0 0 3 1
0 0 18 1
1800
11110
r r i t
'Batted for Freeman In seventh.
Two out when winning run soored.
Slou City 0 1000040 1-7
Des Molnea 0 0 0 0 0 8 1 0 1-4
Two-base hits: Holmes, Hunter. Three
base hit: Town. Home runs: Lang,
Shea, Dalton, Stovall, Smith, Towns. Sac
rifice hit: Bader. Double play: Nelhoff
to Ollmartln to Dwyer. First base on
balls: Off Freeman, 4; off Meltor. 1; off
Ijing. 8. Ptruok out: By Freeman. 4; by
Melter. 1; by Lang, 8. Wild pitch: Melter.
Hit by pitched ball: Edmondson. Time:
1:15. Umpire: Haskell. Attendance: 8,600.
WICHITA WINS) FROM TOPEKA
Five Thousand People See laslea Trim
Neighbor.
WICHITA. June 4 Before a crowd that
was estimated at 6,000 people, Wichita beat
lopeka the second game of the series to
day, 8 to a Shaner was Invincible, while
Kaufman, though he pitched good ball,
allowed locals to bunch four hits on him In
the second inning. Mlddleton led off with a
single In the first and went all the way to
third when Anderson sacrificed. He scored
easily when Hughes hit to left for one
bare. Holland singled In the second and
was forcc-d by Westenll on an attempted
sacrifice. The latter scored on Pettigrew's
three-sacker to the club house. The third
run came In the seventh, when Westertll
led off with a two-base hit, was sacrificed
to third and scored when Oeler threw low
to the plate. Both teams fielded cleanly.
Oeler and Kahl cut off three line drives
that loked safe. Kerns was put out of the
game and fined 310 for kicking. Shaner
left tonight for Webb City, where he will
be married Tuesday to Mies Bertie Gam
mon. The score:
WICHITA.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Mlddleton, rf 4 1 2 1 0 0
Anderson, ss 3 0 2 1 4 0
Hughes, 2b 4 0 1 8 0 1
Pennell, If 4 0 0 8 0 0
Holland, lb 8 0 1 14 1 0
Westersll, 8b 3 3 10 10
Pettlgrew, cf 2 0 1 0 0 0
Weaver, c 3 0 0 6 1 0
Shaner, p 3 0 0 0 3 0
. Totals 29 1
TOPEKA.
8 27 16
AB. R.
O.
A. E.
Wooley, cf
Oeler, 3b ,
Kunkle, lb....
Fetilon. rf...:.
Thoniasson, If
Kahl. 2b
Downle, ss
Kerns, c
McMsnus, c.
Kaufman, p...
3
Totals S2 0 6 24
Wichita 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 3
Topeka 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Struck out: By Shaner, 4; by Kaufman,
t Basos on balls: Off Shaner, 3. Passed
balls, Weaver (2). Sacrifice hits: Ander
son, Pettlgrew, Geler. Two-base hit:
Westerzll. Three-base hit: Pettlgrew.
Double plays: Hughes to Holland; Oeler
to Kunkle. Left on bases: Wichita, 4;
Topeka, 4. Time: 1:45. Umpire: Clark.
Attendance: 6,000.
BEXSO EAGLES LOSE FOR OlfCE
Team
(hat Beat Originals
Defeated
by C. H. 9. Nine.
The C. H. S. team surprised the Benson
Eagles by giving them their first defeat of
the season on their home grounds yester
day by the score of 10 to 5. The C H. 8.
team has been materially strengthened
by the addition of the Kennedy brothers,
Kocker, Klonck and Vincent. The game
was never in doubt on account of the fine
support given the C. H. 8 pitcher. The
feature of the game was the batting of
Sobotker, he getting five hits In five times
up, and of Klenck who got four hits In
five times up, two of them being two-baggers.
Kocker pitched a fine game for the
C. H. 8. and showed good form. The field
ing of Klenck and Loup and a shoestring
catch by Jennings were the features. The
Eagle pitcher was replaced In the sixth,
but that didn't stop the C. H. S. as they
soored three more in the ninth. Score:
C. H. I. BENiON EAQ1.ES
AB.lt. H E. AB.R.H ft.
P Kmnedf,
Kookar, p....
8obotker, rf.
D. Kannetr,
Klaock. cf...
Jnalna. It. .
Loup, lb
WftUfh, H. . . .
Nr. 2b
lb ( 1
0 Barney, Ik..
1 1
... 4 8
... I I
oil
... 4 4
... 8 4
... t
... 4 t
... 4 1
4Arra. M
OWhlt. la
0Co. lb.
4 Brame, e
1 XrOowu. rt..
0 Itonaa, of
OKIally, p.
. lBsrtharat, It... 4
1 t
Totals. 4110 11 I Total! S7 til
C. H. S 0 0 2 3 0 2 0 0 J-10
Benson Eagles ...0000011306
Base on balls: Off Kocker, 2. Struck out:
By Kocker. 4; by Rlelly, 4. Hit by pitched
ball: Kocker, 1. Two base hits: Klenck (2),
Kennedy, Sobotker. Umpire: Johnson.
GAMES IN THB THREE-I LEAGUES
Bleemlngton, Springfield, Peoria aad
Decatar Are Wlnaers.
BLOOMI NQTON, III., June 6. A proces
sion of errors by Keenan lost the game for
Bloomlngton today. Score: R.H.E.
Bloomlngton 00000010 01 4
Hock Island 0)10000103 4 12 1
Batteries: Royer and Langdon, Wilson
and Eng.
Springfield Shots Oat Davenport.
SPRINGFIELD, 111., June 0. Slelger
pitched a no-hlt game today and shutout
Davenport, 4 to 0. Score: R.H.E.
Springfield 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 8 1
Davenport 40000000 00 0 o
Batteries: Sletger and Johnson, Feriill
and Smith.
Peoria Wins la Tenth.
PEORIA, June 4. Peoria won today by
good baso running In the tenth Inning.
Score: R.H.B.
Peoria 0 0 0 00 1 04 1 1-t 8 4
Dubumre 0041000014-8 4 3
Batteries: Havllck and Hlgglna, Grimes
and Nunnemacher.
Decatar Defeats Cedar ataalda.
DECATUR, IlL, June 8. Fisher's single
tn the tenth inning won for Decatur today.
Score: R.H.E.
Decatur 140000030 0-1 7 2
Cedar Rapids 0000010110-8 0 t
Batteries: Bursa and Fisher, Ingerrnan
and Rehrer.
AMERICANS WIN ELEVENTH GAME
By TsJclntT Gasae frasa Tewawaam, d
te 3, They hake Record.
The Americana beat the Townee nd "All
Stars" Sunday at Florence Park by a
score of 4 to I, thla being the eleventh
strelcht runt for the Americana
Urodbeck pitched a great game, allowing
but three bite, one being a noma run.
tMinaruur In the only runa
The features ef the game was the one-
handed catch ef a hare una arlve by Col
Una at a critical moment. Spellman was
the particular star fer the lownaenda.
bringine. In the only runs and oatciung a
coed gsaine.
Next gunday the Amertoans play the
Ramblers at Florenoe Park, scare:
AJaalUOANS. TVrN8GNOa.
AI.1AXI. AJa.H 0VA.S
OalMna, 1 toll I raanaas. aa.. 4 0 1 t 1
IVexiDy, Sb. ... 2 2 0
Parlar, lb.. t t t
Kapp, la. 4 10
willtana. a.. 4 0 I
rex. rt 4 4 8
Prsert. U. 4 14
Itennuaa, of. 4 I 4
emit, aa. ... 4 4 0
BreaMck, 4 1 0
1 1 Uankaa. tb.. 4 t 1
t BaJL fb lit
8 1 apeilaaaa. 4 I 4
1 Qirislar. lb.. 4 1 10
0 I Billow. "... 4 0 1
0 OLebr, et. 44
0 OMiUlaa, rf 4 0 t
1 ttabec. -... 10 0
J t
Totals. -a I r 14
Tata ...XT il n I I
A mertctans 1 0 1 4 0 011 04
Tew neands ...... 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 02
Two ease actai Farley, Smith. Harms
run: SpeUmem. Stolen basea: Erredeeck,
casxaoaa. art ay aitcaea oau: bt upoo
beck, It by I1cr, 1. Basea an halttc Off
Bredbeek, 1; eff Faber, 1. Slraek eat: My
Draaaerii, a; ny raw, i. lima, ajs. wm
plrea, ItyoHh aad Orees.
A Ilia ana srereatta
ALLI A7MCE. Rab.. June 4. (Special Tale
gran.) Crawford met defeat today at the
hands of Alliance by a score ef 8 to 3.
The Alliance team has been fully organized
and are backed by the business men of
thla city and It is propeaed to let their
ability be known to any and all teams
In this state and Colorado, wrrh a spnotal
hankering for any spare dates the Western
league may haws when they jump from the
western end of the circuit.
CINCINNATI REDS TARES TWO
Brooklyn Dropped Both Gamn Be
cause of Inferior Playing.
FIVE RUNS IN ONE INNING
Cahe
"hat Oat Qaaher Afper a Pitch
ers Duel, In which Rent
haeh Outlasted
M oore.
CINCINNATI. O., June 4.-Brook!yn lost
both games of the double header here this
afternoon. In the first game the locals
secured a lead of five runa In the Initial
Inning and were unable to do anything
wltli the delivery of Scanlan thereafter.
But the advantage was enough to win the
game. Brooklyn seemed to have the second
game In the tenth inning, but after two
of the locals were out Bescher beat out
an Infield hit, stole seoond and scored on
Egan's single. The winning run was scored
In the eleventh on a pass to Lobert and
singles by Mitchell and McLean.
Oakes, the Cincinnati center fletfler, suf
fered a slight concussion of the brain in
a collision with Alperman In the second
game. He will be laid up ror some days.
Score, first game:
CINCINNATI, BROOKLTW.
AB H U.A.B. AB M. O.A.I).
Millar. If.... 4 18 0 ORunh, rf I 114 4
Enn. tb I 1 I I 0 Hummel, lb . 4 I 1
0 0
OakML cf I I I 0 OAliMirmaa. '23
4 0 1
1 t
Lobort. 3b... I 0 I 0 tHuntw. It... 4 110
Mitchall. rf . 4 1 i 4 Olnnnj, lb . I I'M
HnWItieil, lb t 1 t 0 OKuttua. of.,., 4 0 119
KcUtn, o. ... 4 I
1 IKrclwn, M 1 t I I 1
1 1 Dunn, a 4 0 8 1 0
Oownar, aa.. 8 0 3 a 1 Dunn, a 4 0 3 1
Oaapar. p.... I 1 0,1 OBoanlcn. D... I lot
0
-uc.muan ... l o o u
Tatals 18 I IT 11 I
Tetala It 10 24 II 1
Batted for Scanlon In ninth.
Cincinnati 50000000 5
Brooklyn 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0-3
Two bane hit: Scanlon. Sacrifice hit:
Lobert. Stolen bases:- Egan, Oakes, Lo
bert, Mitchell, Hoblltxell. Double plays:
Downey to Hohiltiell, Downey to Egan to
Hoblltzell, Hunter to McKlveen to Hum
mel. Bases on balls: Off Gasper, 3; off
Scanlon, 5. Struck out: By Gasper, 3; by
Soanlon, 2. Wild pitch: Gasper. Time,
1:55. Umpires, Klem and O'Day.
Score, second game:
CINCINNATI. BROOKLYN.
AB H 0 A.E. AB H.O.A I.
Braohar, If... 4 1 1 0 0 Bim-h. rf . .. i 1 0 0
Bmn, i 6 1 I 0Hiimm.ll, lb. 8 111 10
Oakaa. at 1 0 t 4 t Alperman, tb I I I II
Patkart, cf.., 4 0 1 4 0 Humor. If.... 113 0 4
Ixibart, lb... I 0 I I 0 Lennox, lb... I 1 1 1 0
Mitchell, rt.. 4 I I 0 OKnttua. cf.... 4 0 I 0 0
HoblllE.ll. lb I lit I OMrElveea, m 4 0 I I
McLean,, o.... 5 111 0 Marshall, c.l I 0 4
Downer, aa... 4 0 11 1 Backer, p.... 8 4 0 1 4
Ewlns, p 11110
Hugglne .... 1 0 0 4 0 ToUll It 111 II 0
Dubeo, p 0 1 0 1 0
Tatala ST I 31 12 1
Betted for Ewing in tenth.
One out when winning run scored.
Cincinnati 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 14
Brooklyn 0 002000001 08
Two base hit: Hummel. Three base hit:
Alperman. Sacrifice hits: Hoblltzell, Len
nox, btolon baseK: Bescher, Alperman,
Lennox, KustuH. Double play: McLean to
Hoblltarll. liases on balls: Off Ewlng, 1;
off Dubuo, 2; off Rucker. 4. Struck out:
By Ewlng, 2: by Rucker, 4. Hit by
pitched ball: By Rucker (Bescher). Wild
Fitch: Rucker. Hits: Off Ewlng, 8 in 10
Innings; off Dubuc, none in 1 Inning. Time,
2:10. Umpires, O'Day and Klem:
RKLLBACH
DOWNED
MOORB
Cabs Take Game After a Pitchers
Battle.
CHICAGO, June 6.-htcago won from
Phllaelphla today In the fifth Inning, 1 to
0, In a great pitching duel between Reul
bach and More. The hits, were equally di
vided, five and five, no two in one inning,
except the twelfth. Everg starred this
round with a single. ,' Doolri's error let
Sheckard reach first, a. double steal fol
lowed and Hofman's cleaa hit Into right
scored Evers. Score:
CHICAGO. . " .PHILADELPHIA.
AU H.O A B. AB.H. O.A.I.
Krara. lb.... till OKnaba, lb.... 40170
Sbockara, If. I 1 1 0 0 Grant, 3b.... 4 1110
Hofman, cf... 4 I 4 0 OMipa. If.:... I 1 0 0 t
gtelnfeloX lb 4 0 I 1 OTItua, rf 4 0 0 0 0
Howard, lb.. 4 0 IS 2 OBranafleK, lb 4 115 1 A
Echulta, rf... I t 2 0 OOtborne. cf . 6 1 0 4
Tinker, I aa... I 0 4 1 1 Dooian, aa... 4 4 12 0
Moran, a e 4 I VLoein, e 4 IN I I
BeulUach. p.. 4 I 4 0 Meoce, p 4 1 0 3 0
Toula 16 4 II 14 1 Totals 40 6 II I
None out when winning run was scored.
Chicago 00000000000 1-1
Philadelphia ooousuoooou o o
Two base hit: Sheckard. Sacrifice hits:
Grant. Moran, Hofman, Titus. Stolen bases:
Grant, Tinker, Evers, Sheckard. Left on
bases: Chicago, fi; Philadelphia, 8. Base
on balls: Off Moore, 2. First on errors:
Chicago, 1; Philadelphia. 1. Hit by pitched
ball: By Reulbaoh, 1. Struck out: By Reul
bach, 2; by Moore, 9. Time: 1:50. Umpires:
Cueiack and Johnstone.
ST. LOUIS
LOSES
AT HOME
New York Woa Easily by Effective
Hitting.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. June 0. New York de
feated St. Louis easily today by a score of
13 to L Lush was hit hard and was
driven from the box in the sixth Inning,
when eight runa were soored. Wllue
pitched fine ball and had the local team
at his mercy after the seoond inning.
Score:
BT. Long. NEW TORK.
AB.H O A.B. All H O. K.K
P-re. tb. .. 4 0 i) 4 ITxrney. lb., i i 4 4 I
nelehantr. el 4 0 1 0 i Doric, lb t I 1 1 0
Bretoakaa. a I 0 4 1 OiloConn'k. If. S ! 1 0 0
KenotrbT. lb I 0 10 1 4 Murrey, rf... I 1 J . u
Rtaoe. rt I t 1.0 OO'Uara. cf... 4 i 4 4
Elite. If 4 110 OTHvlln. lb.... I 1 1 . I
Uulawltt, all.) IBnaweu, aa. a 1 t J a
OH bert. 2b... I t 4 I 1 Mejera. .... 4 1 I 1 0
t.uab. p 1 0 4 Wllue, p 10 0.0
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Halted for Hlgglns In eighth.
New Vork 0220000 0 .
8t. Loiis 001900000-
Two base hit: OITara. Three base hit:
Meyers. Sacrifice flies: Murray, O Hare.
Double plavs: Devlin. Ioie and Tenney.
Stolen basei lillss. Hit by pitched ball:
By Lush, 1 by Wilts. 1; by More, 1.
Base on balls: Off Lush, 1; off Wlltse, 4.
Struck out: By Lush, 1: by More, 1; by
Wlltse, 7. Hits: Off Lush, 9 In five and
two-thirds Innings: off Hlgglns. 3 In two
and one-third Innings; off More, none In
one Inning. Left on baees: Pt. Louis. 8;
New Tork. 8. Time: 1.44. Umpires: Rigler
and Truby.
IIOPPMANS DEFEAT ALBRIGHTS
Seme flood Battles; nave Victors the
tin me, O to 2, Wlthoat Trouble.
The Hoffmana defeated the Albright Mer
chants Sunday In a one-sided game by a
score of 9 to 2. The feature of the game
was the hitting of Hlatt. getting three two
base hits out of five times up. Score:
HOKPMANB. MERCHANTS
AB.H A B O. AD R H O B
Allien, cf.
4 1 0 0 01 Car'fh. a. 4
1 10 1
Corcoran, lb.
Hlatt. lb
DiTla, lb
Bnwler, aa...
Tout, a
Hawklna. rf..
wlft. If
Gurnlaa, p...
il I I I Ma;feeta, aa. I
10 1 OOlllen. It 4
10 1 lKnnea, lb. 4
4 111 iriark. lb ... I
8 0 0 0 ,1 Mallner. if... 4
1 0 8 0 (a'fb. rt, p. 4
110 0 St'olller. lb ... I
8 110 1 Pike, p, cf.. 4
1 0 0
10 0
0 10
0 1 1
0 10
o 1 1
0 4 1
0 1 I
Totals 43 10 t i 17 Toll la 10 2 4 14 4
Batteries: Durness and Tost; Cavanaugh,
Pike and Cavanaugh. Struck out: By
Ourness, 11; by Pike, 3; by Cavanaugh, 4.
Two-base hits: Hlatt, 3.
In the second game the Ramblers defeated
the Hoffmans by a score of 6 to i. The
reature of the game was a home run by
Bowley of the Hoffmans. Score: R.H.B.
Ramblers 1 0 0 1 0 0 8 0 0 C 7 S
Hoffmans 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 02 7 8
Ratterlee: Yost and Mason; Hlrsch and
Dance. Two-base hit: Corcoran. Home
run: Bowley.
Townirndi Win One Game,
The Townsend Gun club defeated Flor
ence In the second game of a double header
played by the gunners at Florence park
yesterday bv the score of 10 to 7. The
Townsonds' Infield, with the exception of
the battery, changed positions every In
ning after they had the game stowed away.
"Dgsty" Hail, the Townsend crack second
packer, was vpiked while covering the
third corner, and this Injury will probably
keep him out of the game for about a
month. Harry Sae put Donahue on the
siao, but as he was not in form, he wa
relieved by Jonex. who received better
support and held the gunners safe the re
mainder of the game.
Morearty pitched good ball for the Town-
sends. striKing out 6 ana allowing only 7
singles.
Score by Innings: R.H.E.
Townsends 2 7 0 1 0 0 10 14 2
Florence 0 2003207 7 2
Batteries: Townsends, Morearty and
wuiKiey; Florence, Donahue, Jones and
Williams.
Brodeiraards Win Oat.
The Brodenaard Crowns crossed the river
Sunday to play the Imperials of Council
Bluffs and won by the score of 6 to 3.
The Brodegaard boys showed their superi
ority over the Imperials by taking the lead
in the first inning and holding It to the
end. It was the heavy hitting and clever
buse running of the Crowns that won for
them.
Batteries: Crowns, Nelson and Nystrom;
Imperials, Chrlxtlanson and Lower,
liitu; Imperials, 6; Brodegaard Crowns,
Seward Defeats Grand Island.
GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. June 8 Sn.nlal
Telegram.) Though Fred Olade of the
rew xoric Americans pitched four Innings
as an exhibition and struck out twelve
men. Grand Island lost today to Seward
through infield errors. . Seward did some
fine base running. Score: R.H.B.
Seward 0 0 1 2 1 1 0 0 0-6 8 4
Grand Island.... 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 03 7 5
Battcrlts: Seward, Trimble and Clint
Neff; Grand Island, Olade, Jones and
Etting.'
Ramblers Defeat Hoffmans.
.The South Omaha Ramblers defeated the
Joe Hoffman team yesterday by a score
of S to 2. Mason was In the box for the
Hoffmana and was hit hard at times when
hits mean runs. Hlrsch for the Ramblers
pitched fine ball and had the Hoffmans at
his mercy at all times. The features of
thti game were the hitting and base run
ning of the Ramblers. Next Friday and
Saturday tbe Ramblers play Auburn, one of
the fastest teams in the state.
Doane Defeata Banhera' Life,
CRETE, Neb., June 6. (Special.) The
game her between the above teams re
sulted in the following score: R.H.B.
Doane 1 01010000-8 11 8
B. L. I. C. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 3 7
Umpire: Cains. Batteries: Doane, Orth
and Bronson: B. L. I. C, Males and Hugg.
Struck out: By Orth,. 14; by Males, 3.
Umpire Is to Blame.
After four Innings of what promised to
bo a tfast game Sunday afternoon the Hol
lys and the Signal Corps team got Into a
wrangle over the decisions of the umpire
and the game was declared off. Both
teams claim the victory by forfeit. The
score at the end of the fourth Inning stood
4 to 1 tn favor of the Hollys.
C. H. S. Wants Games.
The C. H. 8. team wants games from
strong state teams. Address C. G. Ebaugh,
2006 Farnam street.
MOTOR CYCLESDRAW CROWD
Cllpplna- Off Almost Mile a Mlnnte
Made Races Yesterday
Interesting;.
Fast time over a good track, with ' 400
people at Courtland beach and scattered
along the course, marked the motor cycle
races yesterday afternoon. Sixty-three
men bestrode the gasoline propelled ve
hicles, which whlzsed altng at an exhilar
ating pace.
Some Idoa of the speed at which the
racers went oan be gained by reading the
result of the fourth race in which Bell,
the winner covered 5 miles in 7:14.
Bell stood a good ohanoe In the ten-mile
open, but burst a spark plug and despite
a good lead became hopelessly out of It
Likewise in the fifth raoe for five mfles,
Bell met with a mishap a tire going w-rong
when he was well ahead.
In the ten-mile open several riders mis
understood a signal from the starter and
stopped at the end of the eighth mile
when they had two more laps to go.
The results:
Five miles, free for all, three horse
power! Walter Bell won, C. MomqnUu sec
ond, Louis Fleecher third. Time: 7'1V
Two cylinder: Ralph Bates won, Walter
Bell second. Time: 7:12.
Ten miles, free for all, any power: Ralph
Bates won, Thomas BercheJ seoond. Time:
14:-'..
Two miles two and one-half horwe-power-R.
Llttlefield won, C. W. Grimes second,
H. Goothelmer third. Time: 41u.
Five miles, three horse-pewer, belt drive:
H. Bates won. Warner Beil second, C
Momqulst third. Time: 8 SI.
Five miles, three horse-power, chain
drive: W. E. Dewey won, Clyde MUtel seo
ond, C Ronenberg third. Time: 7:35.
JEFFRIES FANCIES MR. KJSTCH ELL
Thlaks the Hard-Hlttla- I .ad Will
Da Jack Jakaaas,
NEW TORK. N. T June 4 Jemea J.
Jeffries declared publicly that he will fight
Jack Johnson for the heavyweight cham
pionship, but from statements made to his
friends here the one time rnaleer of bulloi-a
would not be suroplaed If Stanley Ketohell
knocked out tbe negro title holder la their
bout at Culm a, Cal., next OoUiber.
Admirers of Keteheh believe tbe Michi
gan fighter wlU find some way to pene
trate the peculiar and effective defenae of
Johnson and make hltn quit with bedy
blows. Ketchell himself aays that John
son cannot take a beating. The Michigan
middle writ hi will be given an opportunity
to show whether he hue gained in ring
science when next Wedneaday night he
meets jack OTinen in a sue round bout at
Philadelphia. O'Brien Is a hard man to
brat in a alx round bout, and Ketohell
will be luidiv to gat to the Rhilailetphuin
nerore rne final pong. To win Keicliell
mum gat Inside O Brien's guard and beat
him down. This iuteresuog pair the
boxer and the fighter met ones before,
and In a ten round bout Ketchell von.
Kor seven round O'Brien had the Michi
gan fighter confused and outboxed. but
n the laet three rounds Ketchell worked
ndrr O'llrlen'a guard and sent the Pht'a
elphlan to the floor repeatedly. The hell
vcd O'Brien from a clean knockout.
Since then Ketchell has been roaming the
country, meeting secuwl ratert and Inci
dentally preparing himself for the cham
pionship fight with Johnson.
Sticking; on a lleferee.
DES MOINES. June 4 -(Special.) As yet
the referee for the Ontch-Jenklns wrestling
match here the evening of June 14 has not
been named. Ootch la holding out for Ed
Smith of Chicago and Jenkins objects to
him. Jenkins has signified his willingness
to have Otto F'oto of Denver. Dirk Flem
ing or Sandy Orlswold. The match will be
held In the state fair stook pavilion, with
a seating capacity of 10.000.
Kaufman Case
To Occupy Week
Attorneys Predict Jury Will Not Go
Out Until Next Sat
urday. SIOUX FALLS, S. n.. June .-(Speolal.)
-The attorney Interested In the trial of
Mrs. Emma Kaufman, charged with the
murder of her 14-year-old maid servant,
have spent a portion of Saturday and Sun
day In Sioux Falls. They will return to
Flandreau Monday forenoon so the Intro
duction of testimony In the case can com
mence at 1:80 o'clock Monday afternoon,
the time to which Judge Rice adjourned
the hearing Friday evening after the Jury
waa secured. They are quite generally of
the opinion that the ease will reach the
Jury not later than Saturdaf of this week.
When the case was first tried two years
ago the work of securing a Jury com
menced on June 4, and not until June 20
did the Jury return a verdict after being
out a few hours. Thus the trial this time,
If the predictions of the attorneys are
verified, will consume only a part of the
time required at the first trial of this now
famous case. The attorneys as well as
Judge Rice are . anxious to push the pro
ceedings along as rapidly as possible, . and
there will be no delay In the introduction
of testimony when this work commences
Monday afternoon.
Those Interested In the case express
themselves aa being well satisfied with the
makeup of the Jury, the jurors being
largely farmers .and all men of standing
In their communities.
JIRV FOUND JACOBS GUILTY
Life Imprisonment In Plaed aa Pen
. alty In Verdict.
STUROIS, 8. D., June 8.-,(Special Tele
gramsThe Jury in the case of Oscar
Jacobs, charged with the murder of Elba
Roberts, In Sturgls. brought In a ver
dict at 0:30 a. mM after being out since
10:45 last night. Jacobs is found guilty of
murder as charged, with life Imprisonment
The case will be appealed to the supreme
court.
Women Elect Officers.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D., June 8. (Special.)
Sioux Falls District Woman's Missionary
society, covering several counties In the
southeastern part of the state, concluded a
three days' annual convention In this city
this evening. The closing address fas made
by Mrs. F. E. Lindsey of Minneapolis. The
society supports thirteen scholarships,, five
Bible women and one missionary In the
field, the latter being In western China.
The society decided to raise funds for plac
ing another missionary in the field and for
other field mission purposes. At a business
session the following officers were elected
for the coming year: President, Mrs. Mar
garet Rust, Elk Point; secretary, Miss
Sarah Waring, ElllsH treasurer, Mrs. Ny
hart, Canton.
Convention of Deaf Mates.
SIOUX FALLS, 8. D., June fl. -(Special.)
The annual convention of the' State Asso
ciation of Deaf Mutes, after being In ses
sion tn Sioux Falls several days, has con
cluded Its work and taken a final adjourn
ment, the following officers were elected
for the coming year: - President, Charles
H. Louck, Aberdeen; vice presidents, Lil
lian Berke, Ellis Furber, Aloester; sec
retary, Thomas H. Jewell, Sioux Falls;
treasurer, Peter Delgaard, Beresford. L.
M. Hunt of Sioux Falls was elected a
delegate to the national, convention of
deaf mutes.
Men Past Firty la Danger.
Men past middle life have found comfort
and relief in Foley's Kidney Remedy, es
pecially for enlarged prostate gland, which
Is very common among elderly men. L. B.
Morris, Dexter, , Ky., . writes: "Up to a
year ago my father suffered from kidney
and bladder trouble and several physicians
pronounced it enlargement of the prostate
gland and advised an operation. On ac
count of his age we were afraid he could
not stand It and I recommended Foley's
Kidney Remedy, and the first bottle re
lieved him, and after taking the second
bottle he was no longer troubled with this
complaint" ' Sold by all druggists.
Venesnela Coming; To.
WILLEM3TAD, Island of Curacao, June
4. The t Venezuelan congress having ap
proved the Netherlands-Venesuela proto
col, the Venezuelan consul here has Issued
a paper to a Dutch steamer to enter Vene
suelan ports. General Anrade, ex-presldent,
will leave tomorrow for Havana. He will
enter Into negotiations with the Cuban gov-,
ernment looking to the restoring of friendly
relations.
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BLUES BEAT TI1E COLOSELS
Packard Was Wild. After Replacing;
Hogg- on Slab. , "
UMPIRES ENFOECEtO DISCIPLINE
Toledo, Indlannpolla and Cotamnes
Take Games from St. Past.
Mlaneapolla and the
Brewers.
LOUISVILLE. Ky., June .-Kansa City
won todsy's game from leulsvllle, tn the
tenth Inning through the wltdoeas of Pack
ard, who relieved Hogg, and Halltnan's
triple. Fwann was benched atth begin
ning of the third inning for talking bark
to Umpire Carr.ahsn, Deeper relieving him.
Shannon's error in the .ninth- allowed the
locals to tie the score, Love'a work at
short was the fenwnre, fceyr. '" . r
LOUISVILLE. ' KA.VBAs" CITY.
AB.H.u.A.S. AS.U.O.A S.
rtiinleavr, rt 4 2 4 fl : 4 TUllmaat, ' rT. i 114 0
Woodruff, lb. I
1 OOl.aniton. cf. 4 110 1
Ueiehantr, cf. 4
(.11 eon. lb I
Ttilelman, If. 4
Tate, lb 4
Qulnlan. aa.. I
HuglM. e.... 4
H, p I
Puttman .... 1
Packard, a.. 0
I ".tllaeble;, jh., 4 1 tt 0 1
I I '!!raehr.-.tt. I 4 I a 0
I eHelllng. ., J 0 U I 0
111 Lore, aa 4 14 V' 1
I I lunula. It .. I 0 1 4
I I 1 Sullivan, ;.. 4 I I
1 v VRwana, p 1 4 0 8 0
0 4 g Ih.rnor. a ... 8 0 0 10
0 I) Oeaevlee 1 4 4 9 0
' Totale It 10 40 I 1 Totals.. ...44 4 40 20 4
Batted for Dorner In tenth.
Hatted for Hogg in the ninth.
Kansas City 0 0 0 1 0 10 0 0 46
Louisville 0 00000101 02
Stolen bases: Love, Shannon (2i, lheok
ley (2), Puttman, Sullivan. Sacrifice hit:
Breckley. Sacrifice fly: Brashear. Three
base hit: Hallman. Double plays: Love
to Breckley; Dorner to tullivan to Breck
ley; Brashear to Love; Love to Breckley.
Struck out: By Hogg, 6; by Packard, 1.
First base on balls: uif Hogg, 2; off Pack
ard, 8; off Dorner, 8. Hit by pitched ball:
By Packard, Breckley. Hits; Off Swann,
8 In two innings; off Hogg, 4 tn nine tu
nings; off Dorner, 7 In eight Innings. Left
on bases: Louisville, 7, Kansas City, 6,
Time: 2; Do. Umpires: Hath and Connol
ley. Toledo Shots Ont Saints.
TOLEDO, O., June 1 An error by Per
rine and three singles won the game for
Toledo In the first Inning, CarTsch was
put out of the game by Umpire Owens for
disputing a declnlon. and a like tat befell
Hall In the ninth. Score:
TOLSDO. 4T. r-AVU
AB.H O.A B. AB.M.O.A.B.
McCarthy, aa. 4 1 I 0 Paris, ef.... 4 1111
Hlnehman, 2b 1 0 4 I OWrlaler. lb., 4 14 2 0
Dmeot, cf I 114 OFlnui, lb ... 4 4 11 V 0
Hickman, If.. 4 1 1 4 OArmbr'r, rf.. 1 1 4 0
Free-iian, lb.. 4 1 18 0 OFarrtne, aa... 4 0 1 1 1
Abbott, c 12 4 4 4 Murray, If.... 4 4 8 4 0
Lan4. rt 114V ocockman, lb. I 1 I t
Blwert, lb... 1 0 0 1 OCariaoh, c... 0 0 110
Lattlmore, p I 1 0 I 1 Teaser, a 4 1 I 1 0
Hall, p I 4 0 4 1
Totals 14 4 27 U luebrlig ...v 1 4 0 4 0
Totale.....! 4 84 14 4
Batted for Hall In the ninth.
Toledo 8 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 4
St- Paul 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Two-base hit: Land. Double plays:
Hlnohman to McCarthy to Freeman: Wiig
ley to Flynn. Left on bases: Toledo, 4;
St. Paul, 10. Hit by pitched balli By Lat
timore, 1; by Hall, 1. First base on balls;
Off Lattlmore, 8; off Hail, a. Uacndo
hits: McCarthy, Hlnehman, Smoot, Lattl
more. Stolen base: h. Inert. Struck out:
By Lattlmore, 8; by Hall, a Time; 1:40.
Umpire: Owens.
Millers Fall to Hooslera.
INDIANAPOLIS, lnd., June 4.-J.ndlan-apolls
again defeated Minneapolis today,
4 to 8, and tightened up a bit on r-eoend
place. Jones kept Minneapolis' numerous
hits scattered and the fielding of Cross and
Downs was the other feature. Score:
i i INDIANAPOLIS. BUNNEAJOU4.
AB.H. O.A. K. AH. H.O. A. B
Chadb'na, If. I 4 1 toiler, aa .... 112.1
Croee, aa I 0 1 OUulllea, rf... I 1 1 4 0
Maydeo, rt... I I I V 0 Untrue, lb ... 4 1 I 4 0
Wakefield, tb 4 4 11 4 1 O'Neill, pt... 4 4 I 0
n.vidaon, of. 4 1 i 0 VCraratb. 11. ..4 0 14 0
Burke, lb ... I 111 0OUI, lb.. 1 111 1 v
Howler, a.... I 0 i 2 JOnlilns, lb... 4 1 8 I 2
Williams, lb. I I VBIouk, e 4 1 4 0 4
Jonea, p I 1 V . OUberlla, p.... 14 0 10
Pickering ...1 1 0 o i
Tetale 27 4lk 13 lUMea 4 0 4 0 0
Totals II 10 14 11 2
O'Neill called out for running out of line.
Batted for Oberlln in ninth.
Ran for Pickering in ninth.
Indianapolis 0 0021001 4
Minneapolis 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 08
Two-base hits: Hayden, Block. First
base on balls: Off Jones, 1; off Oberlln, 8.
tit ruck out: By Jones, 3; by Oberlln, 4.
bacrlflce hits: Hayden. Wakefield, Chad
bourne, Qulllen, Oyler, GUI.' Stolen bases:
Howley, Oyler, QUI. lilt by pitched ball.
Oyler. Double plays: Williams to Cross
to Wakefield; Williams to Wakefield. Left
on bases: Indianapolis, 7; Minneapolis, 10.
Umpires; Eckman and Sullivan. Time:
1:66.
Calamkaa Found One Loose.
COLUMBUS, O., June 4 Columbus won
from Milwaukee today In a loosely played
game, by a acore of 7 to 4. A two-l-agger,
four singles and two passes off MyOlynn
In the first Inning practically deciding the
game. Oeyer did not allow a hit after the
third inning. Three of the Milwaukee runs
was due to his passes and errors on the
Infield. Score:
COLUMUl'S. atlLWAVKBK.
AS. HO. I.E. ' AB.U.4.AB.
). Clarke, If 4 1 2 V 0 Robloaon, aa. I 4 I I 1
Morlarlly, aa. I 0 0 4 0 Barry, rf 4 2 I 0 1
Kruaer. cf... 2 I 0 OhrCorm'k. tb 4 0 1 2 0
Conxellen. rf 4 I 8 4 Okandall, ct... 4 110 0
Odwell, lb I 1 It 0 1 McGnn, lb . I 4 4 0 0
O'Rourke. ib. 1 4 8 I 1 H. Clarke, lb 8 0 4 I 1
I-h reck, a.... I 1 V o OHoatetter, o. 4 1 I i 4
Frtel. lb..
Oarer, p..
4 1 0 J 1 Collin., if.,.. I 0 1 0 0
8 4 0 1 0 Dougherty, If J 4 1 0 4
Mcuiirnn,, p.. 0 t 0
Totals 12 I 71 13 ICurtia, p..... I 0 4 11
Wackar .... 14 4 4 4
Tule....J4 4 C4 11 4
Batted for Curtis lit the ninth.
Columbus 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 7
Milwaukee 0 1200000 1 i
Stolen bases: Odwell (2). Mortality,
Barry, Randall, 11. Clarke, Dougherty.
First base on balls: Off Oeyer, 2; off
MuOlynn, 2; off Curtla. 2. Twe-base hits:
J. Clarke, Hostetter. Double play: He
Cormlck to McOann. Hit by pitched ball;
By Curtis, McOann, Odwell, O'Rourke,
Geyer. Struck out: By Oeyer, 2; by Cur
tla, 1. Hlta: Off McOlynn, In two-thirds
Inning; off Curtis, 2 In seven and one-third'
innings. Time: 144. Umpire: King.
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