unday Bee.
PAKT TiVE
SPORTING
PACES 1 TO 4
vou xxxvm NO. 52.
OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1909.
SINGLE COrr FIVE CENTS.
Omaha Wins from Des Moines Again; Pueblo Defeats Wichita; Chicago First in Big- Track Meet
JHICAG0 WINS
The Omaha
SPOBTS
SHUT OUT WITH
. LOWER IN BOX
Set Moines is Unable to Hit and
Omaha Playa Perfect
Game.
JHAT MAXES THREE OUT OP FOUR
Pa Soaki Up Big Rain with Sponges
and a Wheelbarrow.
PANS LAUGH AT 7. PLUVIUS
Lower Holds the Visitors to Fire
Scrawny Old Hits.
HE IS STRONG IN THE PINCHES
Team Guy Green is Pushing in the Pennant Race
TRACK MEET
University High School of Windy City
FT
is Victor in Big National
Event
IS FIFTH TRIUMPH OF SEASON
Central High of Kansas City Seoond
and Milford, in., Third.
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Bum Ho Hold Des
(Hoax Cly Cmn
for Merle of
roar.
Molin af
Today
Omaha, 4. De Moines, .
Three out of fo'ir from Dee Moines.
A dean shut out on a muddy field.
That was the finish of the series with
Pm Molnis, which was hard fought all
the way through. Omaha test but on
name, tl.at of Friday when Frank Lang
, pitched for the visitors.
Superb pitching by Jthn Lcwer and per
fect folding back of him by the entlr
Rourk family wss the cause of a shut
out ndriilnlsted by Omaha to the ancient
enemies from Des Moines Saturday be
fore 2.000 fans who Insisted on going to
Vinton street park In spit . of the rain
that was pouring down about the time
for the fans to leave the central part of
the city. Over 600 stood outside the gat
and clamored for admission before Pa
Rntirke decided to try to play the game.
A force of men with shovels and rakes
and a wheelbarrow aoon ditched the
diamond and let the water off. Dry dirt
was brought from under the grandstand
and a dry path made between home and
first, around home and the pitcher's box
and around third. Boys with huge sponges
and phlls snaked up all thti water possible
and at 4:15 the gam was on.
Lower was sent to the hill and he
showed entirely different form than he
displayed in the lawt Lincoln game. Yes
terday he held the Hlgglnses to five hits,
passed but four and made eight assists.
The team did not make a bobble back of
him and as a consequence Des Moines
could not score.
It was not all so easy, however, for
Lower was In trouble all the time during
theflrst four Innings with men on second
and third. After that the way was easy
nd Des Moines did not have a chance.
How It Cam A boat.
In the first Inning Art Bader beat out
' a slow one to Perrlne and was sacrificed
t second by Colllgan, but there ho, died,
for Welch made a elrous catch of Mat
rick's fly and Captain Dwyer struck out
In the second Inning Lower walked the
first two men up and Williams fanned the
air thrice. Shea hit to IOwer and the men
on bases moved up a notch. Blersdorfer
ended t,hat session by hitting an easy on
to Lower.
In the third the flrs'Tisn flaw to Cap
tain Franek and Collljan walked. Mattlck
hit safe, putting two on bases with on
out. They moved along a base on Dwyer's
grounder to Lower and Captain Franek
saved the day by nailing Dalton'a grounder
v and subduing him at first.
The fourth was another hard on and
then the agony was over. Lower passed
the first man and Clyde Williams hit safe.
' Shea died trying to make a third bunt
and Blersdorfer sacrificed them on a base.
Bader hunted for a good one, but the best
he could do was a grounder to Kan.
in in . meantime umana had been ac
cumulating enough runs to win the gam.
A strong effort was mad to soor In the
firat on a baa on balls, a sacrifice and
Welch's single, but Perrlne could not d
liver. A start was mad, however, In the
aeoond when, with on out, Franek beat
out. a bunt. Oondlng hit to Colllgan and
that accommodating shortstop fumbled and
both were safe. Lower helped them along
a base with a clean single. The going was
sort and the runners did not seem to be
able to go but one on any sort of a hit.
Then earn "Red" Fisher and with a sin
gle drove In the first, run. '
. Two more were marked up In the fourth !
when, with on down, Oondlng started tha
rally . with a single. Lower walked and
Fisher struck out, but Oondlng stole third
- en the play. Kmg walked, and Schlpke
drove Oondlng and Lower home with a
well-plaoed single.
Two singles .and Williams' error scored
another In the fifth.
eUoux City today with War Sanders In
the box. .
The
OMAHA
AB. R.
H.
O.
14
A. E.
FUher, If....
King, cf
Schlpke, lb..
Welch, rf....
Perrlne, lb.,.
Kan, lb
Franok, as...
Oondlng, c.
Lower, p.....
Totals
4 0
4
a 4
DES MOINES.
I K 11
AB. R. H
O.
A. E.
Bader. If....
Colllgan, as
Mattlck, cf.
Dwyer. lb..
Da It on; rf
Nelhoff. ...
Williams, 2b..
fhee, e.......
Blersdorfer, P
jLerner
l4H4lf 1
.... 2
.... 1
.... 1
Totals
S 24 10
' Shea out, attempted third bunt.
Batted lor wiereoorrer in ninth.
Omaha
Run
Hits ...
Des Moln
Runs ..
1 1 I I t 0
00
1 1 1 1 1 0-1
Hits
Two-haaa hit: Fisher. Wild Ditch. Lower.
Tt.au haila: Off Lower. 4: Off Hlora.
dorter. I. Struck out: By Lower, 1; by I
Blersdorfer. 2. Iert on cases: umana, 11;
Dee Moinee, . Stolen base: Oondlng. 8ae
rifle hits: King. Ksns. Colllpjan, Blers
dorfer. Time: 1:10. Umpire: Haskell. At
tendance: 2,000.
row Foals.
Slou City today.
In the fifth Inning Pwrrlne ut a
bant and then went to third on Kane's
acrtfloe.
Oondlng was responsible fw Williams'
rror whleh let In the last run. He was
oa first when Lower hit to seoond Oond
lng stopped and stood in the way until the
ball was almost to him. when he jumped
on toward second, but Williams had
and Franek scored from seoond.
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PUEBLO SHUTS OUT WICHITA
League Leaders Are Easy for Moun
tain Indians.
SWIFT KEEPS HITS SCATTERED
Wesfeott . Is Wild and the Visitors
Foaad Hlaa In Plnes.es Miller
and' Clark tar at
Bat.
WICHITA, Kan., June li Pueblo caught
Westcott and the whole Wichita team out
of form today and won easily. It was the
Indians' first victory over Wichita In eight
game. Bonus quit on account of a sore
arm In the fourth and Swift had no trouble
keeping the locals from scoring. Westoott
was wild and the visitors found him In
pinches. The batting of Clark and Miller
was the 'feature of the gam. Hogrlever
put Spencer out of the gam for crabbing.
Score:
. , WICHITA.
AB. R. H. O. A K.
O.
U
Mtddleton, rf 4
Anderson, ss 4
Hughes, 2b 4
Pennell, If 4
Roberta, lb 4
Westertll, 3b 4
Pettlgrew, cf
Weaver, c. .
Westcott, p.
Totals..
U 0
t n 14
FUKBLO.
AB. R H
o.
u
F..
0
0
0
o
o
l
0
0
0
0
0
Hogrlever, 3b..,
Curtis, If
Clark, lb
Spencer, cf
Jehl. of
Walters, Jb...
Miller, rf.
Ccrhan, ss
Mltse, e ,
Bonus, p..
Swift, P
s s o
ToUls SS
Wichita 0 0 .0
Pueblo 1
T 10
0 0 0
2 0 S
e o-o
6 1 (
Hits: Off Bonus, 4 In three and one-third
Innings; off Swift, S In five and two-thirds
Innings. Struck out: By Bonus, 1; by
Swift, : by Westcott, I. First base on
balls: Off Westoott, S. Wild pitches: By
Westcott, t. Two-base hits: Pennell, Clark.
Home run: Swift. Stolen bases: Curtis.
Mltse. Left on bsses- Wichita, I. Pueblo,
tl. Double play: Roberts, unassisted. Time:
1:00. Umpire: Clark. Attendance, WO.
T0PEKA WINS IN THE TENTH
Griasllea Lose Blow Gaas to the
Cooler Crows. .
TOPEKA. Kas., June 12. Topeka and
Denver played a game that resemled
league base ball In spots today, Topeka
taking the long end of the 4 to 1 SQore
In ten Innings. The chief feature of the
game was that everyone tried to play
slowly as possible. The score:
DENVER
AB. R.
H.
O.
10
Cassady, rf...
Belden, If
Jones, cf
Lindsay, lb...
Masg. Sb
Stankard, 2b..
Hartman. ss..
Thompson, e..
Halman, c...
Bohannon, p..
Totals
1
24 S
TOPEKA.
7 a u
AB. R.
o.
A. E.
Wooley, cf
Oeler. rf
Kunkle. 2b
Fenlon, If
Kerns, e
Kahl. lb
Downey, as...,
McManus, lb.
Barnum, p....
6
S
S
6
1
2
1
4
4
SI
o
Totals
9 30 IS
Two out when winning run was scored.
Denver 2000010000-S
Topeka 000012000 1-4
Two base hit: Kahl. Sacrifice hits: Dow
ney (2), Hartman. Base on balls: Off Bar
num, (; off Bohannon, 2. Struck out: By
Barnum, 4: by Bohannon, 5. Hit by pitched
ball: Kerns, Cssaady. Double plays: Dow
ney, Kahl to McManus: Hartman to Stan
kard to Lindsay: Kunkle, Kahl to Mc
Manus. Passed ball: Kerns. Stolen base:
Kunkle. Fenlon, Jonea, Maag. Time: 2:40.
Umpire: Olenalvln.
SIOUX WIN FROM GREENBACKERS
Chaaaailoae Rap Jonee (or Eleven
lilts.
LINCOLN. June 11-The Sioux City
Champions bsgged the last game of the
aeries today from the Greenbackera by a
I to I score. The Champs rapped Jones for
eleven hits, but loose fielding by Prltchett
(Continued on SecocS Page.)
Top Row, Left to Right McCafferty, Karsten, Fox, Waldron, Davidson, Johnson, Thomas, Prltchett.
Bottom Row, Left to Right Farthing, Mason, Nagle, Harris, Oagnler, Sullivan, Jude.
LINCOLN WESTERN LEAGUE BASE BALL SQUAD. i
Double-Header
Gives Setback
to Columbus
Minneapolis Takes Two Straight
Result is Due to Pitcher in
Each Game.
COLUMBU8, O.,' June 12. Minneapolis
gave Columbus a set-back this afternoon
by winning both games of a doublo
header. Hits were bunched on Link In
the first, while Olmstead scattered the
Columbus singles, getting a S to 1 victory.
Goodwin was driven out In the second
came In which Young was good until the
mntn, wnen v.oiunioui v,
combination of hits and errors. Oylers
fielding in both games was spectacular.
Score, first game:
MINNEAPOUS. COLUMBUS
JL.H.0 A
B H O A."
Orler,
I 1
1 1 OrUrko. It..
4 14 1
Oulllin, rf.... 1
1 1 Morl.rllr. as. I
I 4 OKnistr, of I
ISO Ccnsilton, rf 4
I 0noll, lb 4
1 Oghroek, e 4
1 1
1 (
0 4
1
1 i
1 1
t
2 1
Downs, 2b. ... I 1
O'Nrtll. cf ... 1
Crtath, It... I 1
Olll. lb....... t 1
Collins, lb.... 4
Block, c...... 4 1
OlmatMfl. 0
0
1 4
1 1 lO Bourko. lb. 4
I o om.i, is.
1 L,lnk.
. i
.. 1
11
JmM
Ik t It 11
ToUla O T II I 1
Batted for Link In ninth.
Columbus 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 01
Minneapolis 000101100-e
Stoler bases: Frlel. Downs, O'Neill,
Oyler (2), Qulllen (2). Sacrifice hit:
Kruger. Base on balls: Off Link, S; off
Olmstead, 2. Two-bane hits: Link, Block
Double plays: GUI to Oyler; Oyler to
Downs 10 Kill 1. Struck out: By Link, 4;
by Olmstead, 2. Wild pitch: Link. Time:
1:81 Umpires: Sullivan and Eckman.
Score, second game:
MfNNBAFOUS. COLCH BTTg.
B.H.O.A.K B.H.O.A.B.
Orlor. 4 1 1 7 onrk. If t 1 o o e
Plcksrtns, rf. 1
s l o OMoriamr. m. m
(14 0 0Krsr. ef.... 4
I ,1 1 lCoes&Uon. rf 4
!. 1 (MdoII, lb.... 4
14 4 6 Jamoa, e 4
I 19 0 lO Rourko, tm. 4
I 1
4
0 4
Qulllta. rt... 1
owns, lb.... 4
O'Notll. ef ... 4
0 4
t 0
1 1
4
t 0
0 4
0 0
Craratb. W... I
Olll. lb I
Collins, lb....
t I 4FYUI, tb.
Block, a I
14 1 OfXxxlwlQ. p.
10 1 0 Nelson, p..
Tonne, a 4
Noa
tt 11 IT II 4
Totals.
Totals....
Batted for Nelson In ninth.
.17 T IT 11 I
0 0 0 44
6 0 10-4
Columbus 0 0 0 0 0
Minneapolis 0 0 0 1 0
Stolen bases: Gill. Cravath
(2). Bacrl-
flee hits: Downs Cravath. Base on balls'.
Off Goodwin, 2; off Nelson, ; off Toung,
1. Two-base hit: O'Neill. Double plays:
Odwell, unassisted. Struck out: By Nel
son, 2; by Young, 2. Wild pitch: Young.
Hits:-Off Goodwin, in rivs ana.two-tniras
Innings. Time: 1:48. Umpires: Eckman
and Sullivan. .
T0LED0 BEATS KANSAS CITY
Score Is Tied One by Errors of Home
Aasreaatlon.
TOLEDO, O., June 12. One hit, two bases
on balls, a bad throw by McCarthy and
Lattlmore's muff enabled Kansas City to
tie the score with three runs In the eighth.
McCarthy's single In the tenth brought In
Freeman with Toledo's winning run. The
score:
TOLBHO.
B.H.O.A.B
KANSAS CITY
B.H.O.A.B.
Ksllr. rf
Hlncnman, Ib 4
moot, of 4
Hickman. If.. I
yrooman, tb.. 4
Land, a 4
McCarthy, as. I
Rlvart. Ib 4
Latilaiara. p. I
1 1 1 Hallman. rf.. 4 1 10
0 14 Ogn.nnon. rf.. 4 1 1 4 4
11 ep.ecklar. lb.. 4 1 It 4
4 14 Hatlln(. Ib... 4 t 4 4
111 1 I Brsahaar. ..! 4 4
4 11 OBolloa. ss. . .. 4 1114
14 4 IC.rll.1. H... 4 1
I 1 I Sulliran. a... 4 1 1
44 ltwann, p lilt
Totals M 11 40 IT 4 Totals 1 414 14 4
Two out when winning run scored.
Hickman out for interference.
Toledo 2 010010000
Kansas City 0 00000020 0!
Two-base hits: Blwert, McCarthy, Hick
man. Three-base bit: Swann. Has on
balls: Off Lalttmors. 3: off Swann, 3.
Left on bases: Toledo. 10; Kansas City. b.
Sacrifice hit: Land. Stolen bases: Bolles,
rinioot. Hickman. Freeman. Struck out
By Lattlmore, 4; by Swann, 4. Time: 2:li.
Umpire: Conahan.
Games Postponed.
At Indianapolis A rainstorm caused the
postponement of the Indianapolis-Milwaukee
game at the end of the second Inning,
with ths score 0 to 0.
At Louisville Loulsville-St. Paul game
postponed; rain.
Ilollys and Hoetors Meet.
The Hollys and Hoetors will play at Ben
son this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Kelly will
pitch for the Hollys snd Lee Wrlfiht for
the Hoetors. I he line up
Hollys
Position.
Hoetors.
Clssna
Brown
Kelly
Melchonson
Baker
. Aahbourn
... Munger
Burns
... Wright
Gibson
Dougherty
Glllalian...
Kelly, J...
Murphy....
.Catch........
..Klrst
. Second
.Third
. Short
..Left
,, Center
. Right
. Pitch
Uressman...
Falconer
Mi-Andrews.
Kelly, P
Base Ball at Rivervlew.
The F. U. A.. No. Ill, will play the
Spaldinns this afternoon at Rivervlew
park. Batteries: F. U. A., Forsland and
McGrath; Spaldings, Zeikroetster and
Cook.
WIN TWELFTH STRAIGHT GAME
Pittsburg Pirates Continue Phenom
enal Run of Luck.
BROOKLYN IS - BEATEN 10 TO 1
Boston Is Shut Oat at Chleaajo on
Kroh'a Pitching? Two Errors
Fall to Injure Home Team
National league,
PITTSBURG, June 12. Wllhelm was not
effective today and Pittsburg easily de
feated Brooklyn, 10 to 1, thus making
twelve straight victories for ths home
team. Camniti was strong at all times.
Soore:
PITTSBt'RO. BROOKLYN.
B.H.O.A.K.
B.H.O.A.K.
Barboau, lb.. I
Buroh. cf
4 114 4
Loach, cf.
lC'leciont. It... 4 1
Clark. If....
Wagnor, aa..
Abstain, lb.
Millar, lb...
Wilson, rf...
Gibson, e ...
Camniti, p..
OHuoimall. lb. 4 1
OAlparman, ib 4 4
McIWaen. 3b. 4
OKustua. rf. ... 4 0
0 McMillan, as. 4 1
Brfn. e 1
0 Wllholm, p .. I 1
1 I 0
41
Totals....
Pittsburg
.11 II IT 1 Tout M I M 11 4
2 0 2 2 1 1 0 10
Brooklyn
00 1000000-1
Two base hits: Miller, Barbeau. Sacrifice
hits: Clarke, Wagner, Abstain. Sacrifice
fly: Miller. Stolen bases: Barbeau, Wag
ner, Wilson. Double plays: Miller, Wagner
and Absteln; Bergen and Alperman; Alper
man and Hummel. Left on bases: Pitts
burg. 4: Brooklyn, 6. Base on balls: Off
Wllhelm, 4. Base on errors: Pittsburg, 2.
Struck out: By Wllhelm, 1; by Camnlts, S.
Time: 1:40. Umpires: Cusack and John
stone. BRILLIANT WORK IN THE FIELD
Cincinnati Oataeld Plays Sensational
Game Ana I net Tfew -York,
CINCINNATI, June 12 Sensational field
ing marked today's game between the New
York and Clnclnnatis, the work of the
local outfield being particularly brilliant.
Score:
NEW YORK.
CINCINNATI.
B.H.O.A.I.
B.H.O.A.B.
T.n 1h 4 1 11 1 tlMcllir. If
4 I 0
Do, la. lb 4 1 1 1 OEtan. lb 4 4 I I
Hanoi, rf.... 4 v cook .a. or ills
Murray. If 1 4 4 Lobort. lb ... I 1114
OHara, cf. ... 4 I 1 0 0 MHehall, rf... I o I 4
WTlln. lb.... 4 111 4Hoblitisl, lb.. I 0 T I I
Brldwall, as.. I 1 4 0 McLaan, a.... I I 1 4
Majrars. e I 1 1 0 Down.r. SS...I I I I 0
MathswsoD, p 1 1 0 I 1 Ewlng. p I 0 1
"Minor i a u u
Totals II I IT 11 1 Roman, p 4 010
Totals....
Batted for Ewing In eighth.
4 IT 11 I
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0-0
0 0 0 12
New York 0 0 0 0 1
Two-base hits: Downey, O'Hara. Stolen
base: Devlin. Bases on balls: Off Ewing,
2; off Mathewson, 1. Struck out: By Ew
ing, 1; by Rowan, 1; by Mathewaon, 7.
Hits: Off Ewing, 6 In eight Innings. Time:
1:46. Umpires: Klein and Kane.
BOSTON TEAM IS SHUT OUT
Kroh'a Pltchlnaj and Brilliant Field-
Inar Do the Work.
CHICAGO. June 12. Boston was shut out
(Continued on S,econd Page.)
CARROLL KIRK,
Coach But University of Iowa Base Ball
Team.
Leading Iowa Athlete
IV ' . '!
Standing of the Teams
WEST. LEAGUE. I AMER. ASS'N.
W.L.Pct. W.L.Pct.
Wichita ,...2b 16 .10 Indlan'lls ...32 24 .671
Dmaha 26 17 .5nlMII waukee ..29 24 .547
Sioux City. ..22 1 .oiColumbus ...30 2 .53
Des Moines. 22 20 . .524 Louisville ...29 25 .M7
Denver 19 20 .4871 Mlnn'lls .... tl K .609
ropeka 19 19 .500 Toledo 24 28 . 4ri2
Lincoln 14 26 .369 Kan. City. ...21 30 .411
Pueblo ' 14 27 . 341 St. Paul 19 28 .404
NAT'L. LEAGUE. AMKK LEAGUE.
W.L.Pct. W.L.Pct.l
Pittsburg ...84 12 .739,Detrolt 29 16 .644
Chicago 30 18 .62jPhlla 26 18 .61
Sew York.. . 22 19 .33
New York. ..22 19 . 537
Cincinnati ...26 23 .631
Boston 24 21
Cleveland ...21 22 .4h8
Chicago J 19 22 43
St. Louis.1.. ..17 26 .896
Phlla 19 23 . 4S2
4t. Louis 19 28 . 404
Boston IS 30 .394
Brooklyn ....17 27 . 388
Washington.. 14 27 .341
GAMES TODAY
Western Leasue Sioux City at Omaha.
Denver at Wichita, Des Moines at Lincoln,
Pueblo at Topeka.
National Leasue Hoaton at Chicago,
New York at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at
St. Louis.
American Leaftue No games scheduled.
American Association Milwaukee at
Louisville, Kansas City at Columbus, St.
Paul at Indianapolis. Minneapolis at
Toledo.
SARPY TO PLAY CLIFF DWELLERS
Hosys Ride If Visitors Loao and A a to
If They Win.
PAPILLION, Neb., June H. (Special.)
Manager Henry Ruff of the Sarpy county
officials' ball team has written a letter to
Manager Weatergard of the Douglas county
court house team accepting a challenge
for a game at Paptlllon. The letter says:
PAPILLION. Neb., June It-Mr. N. W.
Westergard, Manager: Dear Sir Your
bloodthirsty challenge of the tth Inst., to
play a game of ball between the county
officials of Douglas county and the county
officials of the Peter A. Sarpy county, at
Paplllton, on the afternoon of June 19,
1900, has been duly received, and we do
hereby accept said challenge.
Union Pacific train No. 27 leaves Union
station at Omaha at 12:40 p. m., and ar
rives An Pspllllon at 1:22.
After the battle la over. If we are de
feated, we will feed you on hog and haul
you to Ralston In hog wagona; If we are
victorious, we will feed you on spring
chicken and accompany you to Ralston In
automobiles.
AH motions and applications for restrain
ing orders, injunctions, writs of mandamus
or habeas corpus will be denied you and
each of you instanter.
Bsse stealing in this county Is considered
as petit larceny, and la punishable by
fine.
It is hereby stipulated and agreed br and
between the opposing politicians, that tor
the purpose of this conflict the Douglss
county vote-chasers, while In this county,
become residents thereof, and If any of
said people's servants shall expire upon
the field of battle his estate must be pro
bated In this county. You are therefore re
quired to bring as many millionaires as
possible, and have their inheritance ax
figured In advance, and hand same to the
county tressurer upon their arrlvali
All married politicians must be accom
panied by their wives and future voters,
in order to more completely establish resi
dence. All un:iisrried members must bring
their sweethesrts. together with their mat
rimonial Intentions, and for their benefit
only the county judge will tie small, neat
how-knots at the arounds. Verv respect
fully, ERNEST RUFF, Manager.
CATCHER BREAKS HIS ANKLE
Caianaagh of Sonth Omaha Conntrr
Club Gets Hnrt Sliding.
The South Omaha Country club defeated
the Continental team of Omaha Saturday
at the club grounds by the score of 3 to 2.
Fletcher and Murray both pitched good
ball. J. Cavanaugh, the club's catcher,
met with a serious accident In the fifth
Inning, breaking his ankle sliding Into third
base after making a long drive. He will
protably be out of the game the rest of
the season. Nest Saturday the club plays
the Council Bluffs Bankers. Score:
I. O. C. C. CONTINENTAL.
B.H.O.A.K. B.H.O.A.B.
Ksnnsdy, lb. 1
Talbot. lb....l
Clark. Ib 4
Losan, aa. .. . 4
Cranaall, If.. 4
Srhuls. cf.... 4
Cavanaugh. c I
Coas. rf I
Fletcher, p... I
II
DUO
McAnd'nrs, ss I
0j. Kallr. lb.. 4
1
4 1 I
0 1 1
1 I 4
1 1
1 I
0 0 0
1 I.
inilhan. '.b ... I
1 P. Kallr. cf.. 4
' Daushortf. Ib 4
flreaainaa. If. 1
O p h.rtr, rf. I
Ruuim, s. ... I
Oktarrar. p.... I
It
Totals ! I IT II I Tot. la !4 4 !4 4 2
Struck out: By Fletcher, 8; by Murray,
( Three-bae hits: Cavanaugh (2). Two-
base hit: Fletcher. First bare on balls
Off Fletcher. 3; off Murray, 4. Stolen
naree: vouniry uiud, a, t. omuieniais, j.
Umpire: Lefler.
A a barn Wlaa from Benson.
AUBURN, Neb., June 12. (Special Tele-
f ram.) The Auburn base ball team de
eated the Benson team In their second
game this afternoon by a score of 7 to 8.
Auburn made four in ths first, two In
the second and one in the fourth. Omaha
changed pitchers in the fifth, which put a
stop to Auburn's slaughter and In turn
began to hit Kratsburg, Auburn's pitcher,
in the first half of the eighth. They tied
Auburn's score and In the first of the ninth
Auburn slipped In one. One of the largest
attendances this season witnessed the
game and both teams played fast bail from
l start to finish.
TAILENDERS WIN ONE MORE
Leaden in American League Lose
Their Second Straight
ONLY ERRORS STOP SHUTOUT
Milan and Browne Make Them and
Deprive Pitcher Groom of Well
Deserved Honor Game In
American I.eagne.
WASHINGTON, June 12. Detroit played
poorly today and Groom held them safe In
a batting rally, allowing but four hits,
Washington winning easily by the score of
6 to 1 Groom's pitching was the feature
and he should have had a shutout, but for
Milan and Brown Interfering with sach
other In an effort to capture a fly. Score
WABHINOTOM. DETROIT.
B.H.O.A.K. B.H.O.A.K.
SMvn.. If.. I Mclntrra. If.. 4 1
Conror. Ib...l 1 1 Baah, as 1 I 1 I 1
Dolehantjr, Ik 4 1 4 4 Craw fort, ef . 4 t 1
Donohtia. lb.. 1 14 OCobb, rf 4 1
Milan, f 4 I I 4 Morlarltr, lb I 111
t'nflaub, rf.. 4 1 OO'Loarr, lb.. I I 1 I
McBiita. ss.. 4 1 I 4 ISckaslsr, lb.. I 4 I
treat, a 4 14 tSrhmlAt, a.... I t 1
ttroora, p 4 4 tstanaso, o.... 1 1
Sam mars, p., I 1
Totals 44 14 IT II J . p 0
Rossman
I
Totals 14 4 14 II
Batted for Summers In eighth.
Washington 10 0 1 0 1 1 0
Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 t 0-1
1 wo-base hits: Donohue. O'Leary. Hit
Off Summers. 14 in seven Innings. Sacrifice
hits: Donohue. Morlarltr. Btoien oases
Browne (1). Conroy. Unrlaub. McBrlde,
Street- Double olays: McBride to Donohue.
Groom to McBrlde to Donohue. Bases on
balls: Off Groom, 1; off Summers, 1 First
base on errors: Washington. 1: Detroit, 1.
Hit by pitched ball: By Groom, L Struek
out: By Groom, 1; by Summers, I; by
Suggs, l. Passed ball: stanage. Time
1:4U. Umpires: Egan and Sheridan.
GOES TO PIECES IN NINTH
Boston and Cleveland Play Bvea
Gam Until that Innlngt,
BOSTON, June 12. Cleveland won from
Boston . today, 4 to 0. Up to the ninth In
nlng It was an even contest, both teams
playing good ball, especially the pitchers,
who were very effective. Score:
CLKVBLAND. BOSTON.
B.H.O.A.K. B.H.O.A.K.
Oood.. rf 4 0 0 0 Nil, as I 9 1 1
Braaler. lb.. 4 Oil OH. Lore. lb.. 4 I
Tumor, ss. ... 4 1 1 I erineskar, cf... 4
Lslote. lb.... 4 4 4 1 OHooper, If.... I
Hlnehnun, el 4 1 I OPrench, lb.... I
Storsll. lb.... I I I vStahl. lb I 1
Bonis, e 4 1 I I OOeaalor, rf. ... 0
Lore, If 4 110 OWoltor. rflb.. I
Bcrsar, p 4 0 1 0 OCarrtgaa, ... I
Clootto. p I
Totals II mil I
Totals. IT I IT 11
Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4
Boston 0 0000040O
Two-base hit: Bemls. Sacrifice hits
Stovall, Nllea. Stolen base: Wolter. Bases
on balls: Off Clcotte. 1: off Berger.
First base on errors: Cleveland, 6. Hlijiy
pitcned pan: By Merger, fines ana Hooper.
btrui-k out: liy CMoolte, t: by Merger,
Time: 1:17. Umpires: Evans and Perrlne
ATHLETICS DEFEAT BROWNS
Powell Is Driven OsT slabber Early la
Gam br Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, June 11-Phliadelphl
won today's game, 4 to 1, by driving Pow
ell off the rubber early In the contest.
Bender . proved effective at all stages.
Score:
PHILADELPHIA. sr.
B.H.O.A.B.
LOl'IS.
B.H.O.A.B
Hsltmullar, 114 I 4 0ytA
r i a a
Ganlar. cf I
Col Una, lb.... 4
Murphy, rf... 4
Da lb 4
Baker. Ib I
Parry, aa I
Tnomaa, e. . . . 4
Banarr, p.... 1
I "H.rli.ll. rf.. I I
X I ' I patteraon. if. 4
11 "Kama. lb..,. 4
I T 1 1 Wallace, as. .. 4
I 1 l-l.n.a. lb I
111 Wllllama. Ib. 4
l crlsar, c I
111 0i.phona. a... 1
11
Powail, p 1
Totals..
It II 17 11 lOraham. p.... I
Crtas
.. 1 10
Totals
Batted for Jones In ninth
. .11 I 14 14
Philadelphia 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 4
bl. Louis o 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 01
Two-base hits: Collins. Dsvls. Wallace
Three-base hit: Davis. Hits: Off Powell, 8
In two and one-third innings; off Graham,
6 In five and two-thirds Innings. Sacrifice
hits: Uanley, Barry, Baker. Stolen bases:
Collins, Bender, Baker. Double plays.
Barry to Collins. Graham to Wallaoe to
jones. i,ert on taee: Philadelphia. .; 8t
Louis, 7. Base on balls: off Bender, 1. Base
i . nu ay pucner
i L ,7 !.
By Bender. I; by
Umpires:' Connolly
. v, w wn, . aimv. a. as.
and Hurst.
CHICAGO WINS UNEVEN GAME
New York Tries , Three Pitchers la
Vain Effort to Heesprrste.
NEW YORK, June 12. -Chicago won, to
1, In an uneven game here today. New York
made half Its hits and all Its runs in the
first Inning, Smith of Chicago thereafter
pitching a strong game. Chicago tied the
(Continued on Second Pag.)
BREAK FOUR CHICAGO RECORDS
Detroit, Muskegon, Columbus, Lan
sing and Others Score Well.
00R TRACK IS NO HANDICAP
Byrd of Milford Set ew Record lor
Discos Throw and Marks of
Belolt Sllrea the Tvro
Mile. MARSHALL FIELD. CHICAGO, June 13.
University High school of Chicago won
he eighth annual Inlerscholastlc track
nd field meet of the University of Chi
cago at Marshall Field today. The Win
ers scored 23 points and won their fifth
meet of the season, having already cap
tured the Illinois. Cook County, North
western and Belolt meets. The Central
High school of Kansas City was second,
with 13H points, and Byrd of Milford, 111.,
placed his team In third place by scoring
13Vs points alone. Other schools scored as
follows:
Detroit University school 12
Muskegon 11
North High, Columbus, 0 9
Manual Training, Kansas City 8
Princeton, III 7
Lansing, Mich 8
Grand Prairie seminary, Ouarga S
Marks, Helolt 6
Hyde Park, Chicago 4
Mercersburg academy, Pa 3'4
West Aurora 3'
Drury academy. Aledo. Ill 3
New Trier, 111 , 3
Oak Park 4
South Division, Milwaukee
West Side. Des Moines
3
1
3
Hinsdale
Clinton, 111.
Rlpon a
Racine college 3
Webster Grove, Mo 2
Normal . i
Marion, la 2
Averyvllle. Peoria 2
Lake View 1
McHenry , 1
Wendell Phillips, Chicago 1
Armour academy 1
Tabor, la l
York, Neb u
Record Are Broken.
Four Chicago Interscholastlc records wet
broken and one equalled despite the rathir
heavy condition of the track caused by the
Incessant rains. After the early events the
rain ceased and, despite the fact that the
sun failed to shine, the conditions were
conducive to good performances.
Byrd of Milford set a new record when
he hurled the discus 126 feet 24 Inches, and
bettered the old mark by 3V4 Inches. Cow
ley of Muskegon reduced his own mark In
the mile from 4:39 to 4:S3H. The record In
the two-mile received a terrific cutting at
the hands of Marks of Belolt, when he
sliced It from 10:28 to 9:58H. Woodbury.
the Central High athlete of Kansas City,
ran the low hurdles In 0:2S, topping one
fifth of a second from the old record.
Byrd of Milford, 111., was the Individual
star of the meet, as he scored 13H points
by his own individual efforts. He won the
ahOt-put and the discus throw and tied for
first with two others In the high jump.
Woodbury, Central High, Kansas City, was
second In Individual performances by scor
ing 11 H points. He won the high and low
hurdles and tied for second with three
others In the pole-vault.
' gamntarlra.
100-vard dash, first heat: Martin. Oak Park.
won; W. SplMgel. Detroit University school,
second. Time: 0:10.
Second heat: J. bplegei. Detroit univer
sity school, won; J. W. Duff, Normal, sec
ond. Time: 0:10.
Third heat: ChaDman. Lacrosse. Ind..
won; Ingeisoll, Lake Forest, second. Time:
0:10.
rourtn neat: pneips, u r-n.ru, won;
Lanyon. Pittsburg, Kan., second. Time:
0:10S.
Fifth heat: Lampert, Madison, Wis., won,
McKeown, Englewoud, second. Time: 0:10H-
Sixth heat: W. hplegel, uetroil univer
sity school, won; Watson, Hobart, second.
Time: 0:10. Spiegel ran second In first
heat after being fouled and was allowed to
enter this heat.
Final heat: W. Spiegel, Detroit Unlver
alty school, won; Martin, Oak Park, aee
ond; J. Spiegel, Detroit University school,
third; Duff, Normal, fourth. Time: 0:10Vs.
8Ml-yard lun, first rat': Craig, Manual
Training, Kansas City, won; Campbell,
I'nlverslty High, second; Llewellyn, Hyde
Park, third; Halla, Wendell Phillips, third.
Time: 1:03. , .
Second race: Donovan Morgan Park,
won; Osborn, Drury academy, aeeond; Skin
ner, Princeton township, Illinois, third;
Hoiden, Armour academy, fourth. Time:
2:02V.
Shot put: Byrd, Milford, won; Cooke,
North High, Columbus, O., second; Wilson,
University High, third, McCotnber, Mc
Henry, fourth: Distance: 49 feet 1 Inch.
130-vard high hurdles, first heat: Shaffer,
Muskegon, won; Llewellyn, Hyde Park,
second. Time: 0:1-
Second heat: Woodbury, Central High,
Kansas City, won; Hill, Grand Prairie sem
inary, Onarga. 111., second. Time: 0:1H-
Third heat: Hendrlck son, Central High,
Kansaa City, won; Kuh, University High,
aerond. Time: 0:ltiA. ...
Final heat: Woodbury, Central High,
Kansas Cltv, won; Kuh, University High,
second; fiendrlckson. Central High, Kansas
City, third; Shaffer, Muskegon, fourth.
Time: 0:1.
Discus throw: Byrd, Milford, won; Kan
atsar, Manual Training Kansas City, sec
ond; Weirs. Marion, la., third; Kohler,
Lansing, Mich., fourth. Distance: lib feet
1 Inches.
U0-yard dash, flrat heat: Cooke, North
High. Columbus, O., won; Tourny. Detroit
University school, second. Time: 0:22.
Second heat. Duff. Norms!, won; Ingtr
soli Lake Forest, second. Time: 0:23.
220-yard dash, final heat: W. Spiegel, De
troit University school, won; Cooke, North
High, Columbus, o., second; Forbes, Hyde
Park, third: Duff, Normal, fourth. Time:
0:'.-.'H.
One mile run: Cowley, Muskegon, won;
Redfem, West Htxh, Des Moines, second;
Davis, Averyvllle High, Peoria, third; Don
ovan, Morgan Park, fourth. Time: 4:33.
New Chicago InterwcholaHtlc record.
. High Jump: Uyrd, Milford. Lundgren,
West High, Aurora, and Wahl. South
Division. Milwaukee, tied for first; Wiley.
York. Neb., and Mann, Tabor, la., tied for
fourth. Height: 6 feet Inches. The
three men tied for first received 3 points
each and the two nun lied for fourth place
got H point each.
440-yard run, first race: Skinner, Prince
ton Townxhlp, first; t'ortls, lilnxdale, sec
ond; Campbell, Unlverxlty High, third;
Mann, Lincoln. Neb., fourth. Time: 0:6?V
Second race: hhlverlck, 1'nlvert.lty High,
won; Sonneborn, Thornton Township, Har
vey, seoond; Uverhard, Klpon, Wis, third;
Moyers, Tabor, la., fourth. Time: 0.64.
Pole vault: Buck, University High, first;
Fife, Anainosa, la.,, Woodburn, Central
High, Kannas City, Rowbathsm, Mercers
burg, Foster, Merceraburg, tied for sec
ond. Height: 11 fet 3 Inches.
Hammer throw: Kohler, Lansing, Mleh ,
woo, Dlckersoe, MutMO, ILL, eond(
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