THE BKE:. OMAHA, SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1000.
-5
THRILLER GOES TO ROURKES
Htni-StimulatiBy Game Won from
Lincoln 1 to 0.
JONIS' WILD THROW SETTLES IT
rfriiHrkrit Daasrererae la Nlaih,
hat Poor Baa Raaalasr rMM
leltors 1 Retire l.lacola
WlikMl a Seore.
i.M'DLS, June 11 Omaha scored on
tun today and ahut out th Greenbacks,
winning one of th4 moit exciting lmn
of the season. Jones kept th hits scat
tered, but loat his own lint on a wild
throw to flrat. King raced all th way ta
third on tha play and croesed th plate on
an Inflald out.
Liowar held tha Greenbackers to two
singles until th ninth, whan Waldron and
Fox landed for safe drives. Lower con
verted Davidson's bunt Into a putout. of
Waldron at third. Gondlng muffed Thomaa'
fly. but tha latter forced Davidson at sec-
ond.
Fox refuaed to make th try to acor
from third on a abort paaaed ball and
Oagnler's pop-up mad It thre out and
saved th Rourke's from a threatened
ninth-Inning rally- Th score:
LINCOLN.
AB. R. H. O. (A.
Waldron, rf 4 0 - 1 1 0
Fox. Zb 10 110
Davidson, cf 4 4 1 I 4 o
Thomaa. lb 4 4 t 4 0
Jude, If 4 0 0 1 0 4
Oegnler, at... 4 0 f i 3 4
Pendry. Ib 3 0 1 4 0ft
Sullivan, e 10 4 110
I 0 0 1 I
Jones, p..
Totala
Flaher, If ,
King, ef
Sehlpke. lb...,
Kane, lb
Welch, rf
Perrlne, 3b...,
Franck. as
Oondlng, c 4
Lower, p i
t 4
OUAHA.
AB. R.
... 4
4 n
H.
O.
11
A.
E.
Totala , H 1 I 27 14
Lincoln 4 9 0 4 0 0 0 4 4-4
uriaha 0 0414444 0-1
Two-base hit: Kan. Double play: Oag-
riirr io roj to Tnomas. Lrt on baaea
Lincoln. ; Omaha, 7. Stolen baa: Pox,
i nomas, juae. Btrucg out: Jones, I; Lower,
1. Baa on balla: Off Jonee. t; off Lower,
4. Tim: 1:80. Umpire: Olenalvln.
WICHITA CONTINUES TO WIJI
Damb Play by Abbot la Sixth Lata
In Tw Hi
topeka. Kan.. June 14. Wichita took
ine second rrom Topeka today, t to 1.
iumo playing by Abbott In the sixth,
wrier, he held th ball too long while
thinking where to throw It, coat two run.
The reat of Wichita arorea were made by
heavy hitting at the rlaht time. Tr.iuk.
slipped one over In the alxth on two walka
mnn a single ana thre hit In a row
Kiunica one more in th ninth. Th Score
WICHITA.
AR. R. H. O. A. E.
oie. rr I 4 1 I 0
Anderaon, a (0140
Hughes, lb f l f 1 4
fennel), ir 4 14 4 4 4
Holland, lb 1 4 0 7 0 0
Westersll, 3b 4 0 4 10 0
Pettlgrew. cf 4 0 1 4 0 0
Weaver, e 4 14 4 11
Brennan, p 1114 11
' Totala tn i 14 ft 1 "t
TOPEKA.
AR. R.
Wooley. cf 4 0
trier, rf t
Kunkle, 4li,.. 4
Standing of the Teams
WEPT. LEAGUE. AMER. APHN.
W.LPct.t W L Pet.
Wichita 28 10 Milwaukee ..2.tV.
Sioux City. ..IS 1 .R:m Indianapolis. J!4 27 .r7
Omaha .34 40 . 63 Louisville ...ai28.i:"3
Topeka M JO .Mi Columbun ...SI 40 .V
lr Moines If. 33 .621 i Minneapolis. 3
Denver II ti .T7i Kansaa City. 11 4 .44
Llnroln 14 .8fis; Toledo W St .4.M1
Pueblo 13 31 .xKSt. Paul 31 31 .404
NATL LEAGUE. AMER. LEAGUE.
WL.Pctl W.L.I'ct.
rittaburf ... 13 .7.W 7etrolt 31 1!) .S20
Chicago 33 1 .MTH'hlladelphla IS JO .6K3
Cincinnati .. II 6S Cleveland ....26 24. .21
New York...!4 21 .BM' Boston 28 24 30
PhlTa 22 It .r.n New Tork...2 23 .600
St. Louie.... 31 30 .41 Chicago 22 14 .4 H
Brooklyn . . .17 II .34 St. Louis. . ., .10 2 .3.4
Boston U 33 ,S Washington 17 29 .170
GAMES TODAY.
Weatern League Omaha at Lincoln.
Wichita at Topeka. Denver at Pueblo,
Sioux City at Dea Molnea.
National League New Tork at Pitts
burg. Brooklyn at Chiraco. Boston at St.
Loula. Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
American League Washington at New
Tork. Philadelphia at Roeton.
American Aaeoclatlon Columbus at Mil
waukee. Toledo at Kanaaa Cltv. Indlan
apolla at Minneapolis, Loulaville at St.
Paul.
Raaea on balla: Off Kerwan, 4; off Clarke,
2, off Melter, 1. Panned ball: Hecklnger.
1. Wild pltchee: Kerwan, Clarke. Struck
out: fly Kerwan, 4; by Clarke, 5. Ptolen
baaea: Dalton, Kdmondnon, Welch. Camp
bell. Andrea. Ixiuble playa: Colllgan.
Dwyer. Melter. Towne to Wllllama. Left
on baeea: Dea Molnea. 6; Sioux City, 7.
Time: 2:10. Umpire: Haakell. Attendance:
(00.
GAMES IX AMERICA.' ASSOCIATION
Colambwa Take Tra-lnilng Game
Milwaukee, 4 to 1.
MILWAt'KEE. June W With the baaea
filled and two out In the tenth, Kohl neon
booted Morality's easv liner, permitting
Nee to core Kruger followed with a two
baae hit, scoring Frlel and Clarke, giving
the vialtora th game by a acore of 4 to 1.
Bth Oeyer and Manake pitched superb
ball, Oeyer being Mnvlnclble in every In
ning but the eeventh, when Milwaukee
scored its only run. Kruger'a hitting was a
feature. Score:
coLtmnvn. milwai-kk.
B II O A F. B.H.O.A.e.
T. CUrka. If.. 414 ORoblneon. M. 4 i 3 1
MorUrltr it. 4 1 i 1 Ibiitt. rf 4 1 4 4
KrtlMr. I ...5 I I 1 ORkikUII. et ..4 14 4 0
ContiltiM rf I A 1 0 OMrOnnn. lb..t I 10 I 0
Sohrerk. lb . 4 4 0 M Cl.rt. lb . 4 I 1 V
JaniM. e 4 1 I 1 OMcOorm'k, 3b I 0 0 4 t
Nx, lb I 111 OHnntotu-r. o.t 41 1
rn.l. lb I 4 1 I ODoufthrrtr, If I 1 0 0 0
Oer, p 4 0 0 1 0Vin,ve. p. ... I Oil
Wtckr 1 0 4 4 0
Total, II I M II I
Tot.l, 13 5 10 II 1
'Batted for Manuka In ninth.
Columbus 0 00001000 S 4
Milwaukee 0 00040140 01
Two-baa hits: Krurer (2). Base on balls:
Manske. 4: Oeyer. i. Wild pitch: Oeyer.
Paaaed Jtall: James. Struck out: By
Manake, b: by Oeyer, 7. Stolen baaea: Con
galton, Kruger. Sacrifice hit: McOann.
Left on baaea: Milwaukee, 4: Columbus, 4.
Time: 1:44. Umpires: Conahan and King.
Freaklah Gam at Kansas City.
KANSAS CITT, June 18. In a freaklah
game here today Kanaaa City beat Toledo,
I to 1. and paaaed that team In the race
for th top. Both runs were acored by the
locale without the aid of a hit. The vle.lt
ora mad eleven hita, but only one tally.
Score:
, ar-ii.M,.Bmamiai.iii.iMuiiiii.i 1 1. 1... nr.iui gpjm ft-.';, ,l..wnii...i.i.jia.s..w ."B'f'.liaim a
I IN
Fenlon. If
Abbott, lb,,
Kerne. 3b
Kahl. 2b...
Mownle. as..
Mc.Manua. c
Kaufmana, p
Thomason ..
Totals
::::::::: -1
4
Vitrir
H.
4
1
4
1
O.
4
..42
T 47 17
B.
KANSAS OITT.
B.H.O.A.V.
Hllran. rf.. 1
Shannon, cf.. 3
Berklor. 1ft.. 3
Hotlin. lb. .. 1
Bruhoar, 3b.. 4
Lav, m 4
Bollea, If I
Svlllvan, e... I
Swan, . ..... I
0 I
4 I
0 11
1 4
4 4
1 1
0 I
1 I
4 1
0 0rtllr. rf 1
0 0 Abbott, e 1
0 OHInchman, 3b 4
TOLEDO.
B.H.O.A.B
'Batted for Kaufmann tn ninth
Wichita 0 0 0 0 0 4 1
Topeka 4 4 4 4 4 1 4
4 44
0 1-1
Bren-
Two-baa hita: Hughea, Wvr.
nan. Kernes. Baaes on balla: Off Brennan
i. xtruck out: By Kaufmann. 1; by Bren
nan, 4. Paaaed ball: McManu. Sacrifice
hits: Oeler. Holland, Brennan. Stolen
baaea: Geler, Anderson, Pennell, Wester
sll. Time: 1:40. Umpire: Mullln. At
tendance: 1,400.
HATCH IS "nKIVES TO TIMBER
Teammates Field la Faat Stylo, bat
Cannot Stay Dtaaater.
PUEBIX. Colo., June II. Hatch was In
mlxtrable form today and before he wa
relieved by Bonno In th sixth Inning,
Denver had secured a lead impossible to
overcome While Hatch was wild and hit
hard In th plnchea, h wa given fast and
sensational aupport by hla teammatee,
Locke, Corhan and Curtis featuring.
Bonno pitched good ban, but he wa too
lata. Score:
DENVER.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
1 I
Caaaady, rf...,
Belden, If
J ones, cf
Lindsay, lb....
Maag. lb
Atankard. In...
Hartman. a...
Thompaon. e...
Adama, p
Totals
H.
Tjocka, 3h
Curtis, If
Clarke, lb
Rnencer. cf
Waltera. 2b
Miller, rf
Corhan. ee
.Thl. c I
natch, p t
Bonno. p 1
M H
PUEPLO.
AB. R.
1
11 47
O.
4
14 47
4 4 4
1 4 0
Maag.
A.
10
4 OBranot. ef
I 0 Hickman, rf.
I OFroeman, lb.
0 OLantf, c-rf...
1 OMrOrty,
1 0siw,rt, b...
Owont. s. .. .
ToUK II I 37 II 4
TM,I, ti 11 M It I
Kansas City 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 J 2
Toledo 0 0 4 4 4 0 1 0 0-1
Sacrifice hlta: Hallman, Shannon, Het
llng. Bolles. Sacrifice fly: Hetling. Stolen
basee: Shannon, Land. Double play: Land
to Elwert. Struck out: By Swann, 4. Base
on bans: orr Owens. 7. Lert on eases
Kansas City, .7: Toledo, 4. First base on
error: Kansas City, 1. Time: 1:52. Umpire:
Sullivan.
Twflre-Inalax Gam.
ST. PAUL. June 11 Ixnilavill defeated
St. Paul In twelve-Inning game today
by a score of to t Hall did not allow
a hit until the tenth Inning and struck out
fourteen men in the first mine innings,
equaling the American association record.
He struck out sixteen men during the
game. In the twelfth Inning Olson singled,
stole second and scored on Sullivan's
double. Halla pitched fine ball In plnchea.
Pelts waa put off the grounda by Umpire
Owena In the seventh Inning for disputing
a decision. Lefty Davis of the St. Paul
team broke a finger In handling a fly
ball and had to retire. Score:
LOl'ISVIIXB. ST. PAl'L.
B.H.O.A.B. B.H.O.A.K.
PunluT?, rf. I 0 I 0 OFlrnn, lb.... I I II 0
l I J em, i, cf j o o
0 4 0 OLIcm. cf 4 4 0
1 t I OArmb'iter. rf 4 0 1
1 II 0 t Murr.r, If.... Ill
0 0 7 OO'Brlcn. m... t 1 0
0 0 1 OCockmin, !b.. 10 1
0 14 0 Wrlslcr, 3b.. 10 1
04 OTfiiM, e I 0 II
Hall. p....... 4 10
M
Now is tho time a man needs
shirts nnd he wants ffood shirts
shirts that fit comfortable shirts
8hir& that wash and hold their
color. We have just got an in
voice of summer shirts of popular
makes, the best makes in fact
that sold up to $2.50. Soft bosom
and pleated colors, figures and
white, with attached or detached
cuffs as you like, and also a great
assortment of soft attached collar
shirts, and plenty of them, that
we put on sale Saturday morning
at $1.00, and we really think
you ought to pick oufr a few for
present or future use, and you'll
find your size all right, too.
See our window display.
Keep the Price
In Your Purse
Until you see what we are doing.
We've always given our patrons
a benefit, but Saturday those who
enjoy saving a few dollars will
have an opportunity that they
should surely take advantage of.
Every suit left from our special
shipment from "The House of
Kuppenheimer" that we sold a
week ago at $14.65 are now of
fered you at
CI
'.- at i ;.. ?- l yj
H gW'A'f''?'!
While we will not make the absurd state
ment thattjur boys' clothes will not wear out,
we will say that we have done everything in
our power to make the task of wearing them
out as difficult for the boy as possible.
Fancy fabrics, plain colors and blue serge
and many with two pairs of knickerbocker
pants.
Suits that sold up to
$7.60, now $5.00
Suits that sold up to
$5.00, now $3.50
Suits that sold up to
$3.50, now $2.50
Everybody knows "Kuppen
heimer" clothes and they are
qualities that never sell regularly
for less than $15 and
up to $40. But these
"suits are the grades
that were mado to sell
at $18, $20, $22.50 and
$25, and they are
cracker-jacks; fancy
worsteds, cheviots
and blue serge.
They are on display In
our windows, and a look
will 111 you more than
mere words it's, great,
for eleven.
H r ' j 1 , 4 j) J
W
Most Men
recognize the value of a stylish, becoming Hat and
especially a Straw Hat They must add grace and
dignity to the business or professional man. They
must give a smart, snappy appearance to the young fellow, In fact, they must
be right and that's What we have got
Straw Hats That Are Right
especially in the price ask to see our $1.80 straw and you will see a hat
others In town get $2.00 for all prices from 50c to $(.00.
How About Extra
Trousers?
We've got some new lines for sum
mer wear that you can't equal for style,
patterns and quality, at
$2.50, S3, $3.50, $4 and $5
A pair of these trousers are a great
help to freshen up an old suit and make
a very gratifying switch now and then.
Fancy patterns and blue serge, plain
and cuff bottom.
Notice some of the styles in our Fif
teenth street windows.
GAME WON IN THE ELEVENTH
Woodruff, rf. I
Dd.h.nlr. If. I
Olton, 2b.
Sullivan, lb.
Qulnlaa, n .
rl.lllr. lb...
HuahM, e...
Halla,
Tolali
I 14 II 1 K.rfrr 1 0 0
Ortarlni .... i 0 0
Pittsburg Pirate4 Capture Mo4t Excit
ins Game of Saon.
PITCHES CAMNTTZ IS A STAB
After ritehlnar Splendid Game He
Makea Hit Which Makea Vic
tor? Poaalhlc Three Mem
Can eh t at Plate.
PITTSni'RQ, June IS Camrllti won hla
own game from New York today by croaa
Ing tho plate In the eleventh Inning, with
two men out, making the acoro 4 to 1
With one out In the eleventh, Camnlts got
his second hit of the game and of the sea
aon and acored when Leach singled to left
field nd the ball bounded over Ilerzog's
shoulder. The game was the most exolt
Ing aeen at Kxposltion park this' aeaaon.
cago National league club for aalary, as
well as hla application to be declared a free
agent, were rejected today by. the National
Baae Ball commission.
GAMES IN AMERICA LEAGUE
Detroit l,oeea to Philadelphia
Throasth Kraan'i' Pltohln.
PHILADELPHIA. June IS Detroit waa
beaten by Philadelphia today, 4 to 1,
through the effeotive pitching of Krauae.
The home team acored two runs In the
alxth Inning on a paaa, Collins' eacrlflce,
Murphy'H triple and Davta' single and they
drove Kllllan off the rubber In the aaventr
Inning. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. DETROIT.
B.H.O.A.B. B.H.O.A.K.
HartMl,
0 IMctntrr. It.. 4
0 OBufth. 4
0 0 Crawford, ef.. I
1 1 Cobb, rf I
0 0 Morl.rll)-. 1b. 4
1 OfVhtat.r, !b. . 4
1 OO'LMrr. lb.. 4
I OStanftf, e.... 4
1 OK'lllan. p.... i
I OWIIl.tti. o... 1
eu, f
U 10 17 II I
Total!....
Philadelphia 0 4 0 4 0
Detroit 0 0 4 0 4
If... I l
HoUmullrr. 11 f I
Oatilar, rf.... I 0
rolllna. lb..
Murphr, rf.
TMvle, 1l...
n.k.r, Ik...
furry, at...
Thoma., e..
KrauM, p..
. I 1
, I 1
Totale. ..
0 1 0
I I 4
0 10
too
0 10
s t
1 i
0 t
o 1
1 o
o o
l I M 10 1
4 1 0 -J
14 0 0-1
l o-n
4 4-4
Hart-
To'als 44 4
Denver 14 4 4
Pueblo i 4 4 4
Sacrifice bunts: Caaaady
man, Belden. Two-baa hits: Tnompeon
U). Belden 1, Bonno, Curila. Three-base
hits: Jehl, Spencer. Double plays: Corhan
to Waltera. Left on baaes: Denver, t;
Pueblo, 7. Hit by pitched ball: By Adam.
1; by Hatch, 1. Sacrifice hlta: jonee (3).
Strin'k out: By Hatch, 1: by Adama, I;
by Bonno, I. Baae on balls: Oft Hatch, 4;
off Adams. 4. Tims: 1:64. Umpire: Clark.
Attendance: 1.000.
a Tout H till! 1
Batted for Armbruster in eleventh.
Batted for Hall tn twelfth.
St. Paul 0 0004404004 0-0
Louisville ...0 0000000040 11
Two-baae hits: Murray, Hall. Woodruff,
Sullivan. Stolen baaea: Olaon, Rellly. Double
playa: O'Brien to Wrlgley to Flynn,
Yeager to Cockman, Qulnlan to Olaon to
Sullivan. Base on balla: Off Hall. 4: off
Halla. 4. Struck out: By Hall, lfi; by Halla,
4. Sacrifice hlta: Ielae, Davla, Olaon.
Hughea. Left on baaea: St. Paul. 10; Loula
ville, 6. Time: 4:05. Umpire: Owena.
Plteher Jonee la Wild.
MINNEAPOLIS. June IS Jonee' wlld
nesa and timely hits by Minneapolis cost
Indlanajpolia the second game of the aeries
today. Toung was effective throughout and
at no time was In danger of losing a shut-
0 out. Score: . -
MINNEAPOLIS. INDIANAPOLIS.
B.H.O.A.B. B.H.O.A.B.
till ODavldion. cf. 41 1 0
, v i v t rni. n 1 o (V 1
.4111 OH.rd.n. rf . . 4 I I
,110 0 OW.k.ri.id. lb 4 1 0
.1 0 0 0 tM i tHur. If 4 0 I 0
,10 1 10 Bark, lb 1 0 1 4
.1111 Ho..r. . .. I I 0
.4111 0 William, lb. I 1 4 1
,110 1 OJon, p 0 0 I
Two-base hits: Krauae. Thomaa. Three-
baae hit: Murphy. Hits. Off Kllllan, II
In six and two-thirds Innings; off Suggs,
The locals had three men caught at the Crawford. Stolen bases: Davis, Cobb!
plate. Both Camnlts and Wlltse pitched Crawford. Double play: Bush to Behaefer
excellent ball and each was strong with i? or,r.,t:. Left on bases: Phllarle phla,
men on bases. Bcore:
PITTSBVRO.
B.H.O.A.B.
SIOl X CITY DBFBATI OBI MOINKS
Three
Paa
la Third
Error aad Hlta.
DES MOINCS. June IS. Sloug City mads
It two straight today, winning by the score
of 4 to 4. Kerwan passed three In a row In
the third and an error and Welch'a Texa
leaguer Into right flafd acored all three.
All three of the other runs wera acored
after two were out. Melter had two bad
Innlnga and only a double play In the
ninth prevented Dea Moines from scoring
more. Roger Breanahan came up from St.
ioui to waicn aaener pitcri. Score
PES MOINES.
AB. R. H.
...4 1 4
I
Bader. If
Colllgan, ss...
Mattlck, cf...
Dwyer, lb
Dalton. rf
Nlehoff, 4b...
Wllllama. 4b..
Hecklnger. c.
Kerwan. p....
Clarke, p
Kerncr
Kbea
Totals
O.
4
4
A.
4
Campbell. If....
Andreas, tb
Smith, aa
I-.'dmondaon, ef.
Welch. 4b
Stovall. rf
Hunter, lb......
Towne. e
Meher, p. .......
ti 4
siorx CITT.
AB. R.
4 4
4 4
4 4
I 47 14
t I
4 4
4 4
4 4
4 4
H.
A.
4
4
I
4
Totals
-I
1 47
.44 4
Batted for Hecklnger In ninth.
Batted for Clarke in ninm.
Dee Molnea
Cltv 4 0 4-4 1 4 4 4
lau-Uas hita; Ualiou, Smith Welch.
Orlr, ....,
Ovinia, rf..
Down, lb..
O'N. III. rf.
Crarath. If.
Olll. lb
Collin. IS..
Block. ...
Young, p...
Total It T It II 0 Total 81 Ta ft
Downs out for Interference.
Minneapolis 1 4 0 0 1 4 4 4 4
Indianapolis 4 0 0 0 4 4 4 4 00
Two-baae Mta: Donna. Davidson. Three
baae hit: Oyler. Sacrifice hit: Qulllin. Left
on baaes: Minneapolla, 7; lndlanapolia,N 4.
Base on balla: Off Young, 1; off Jones, 6.
Struck out: By Young, 1. by Jonra. 1
Double plays: Cross to Wllllama to Wake
field. Oyler to Down to Gill. Wild pitch:
Jonee. Hit by pitcher: By Jones. Qtilllin.
and Collins. Paaaed ball: Howley. Time:
1:26. Umpires: feckman and Hayes.
Seward Bhata Oat Red C'load.
RKD CLOUD. Neb., June IS. (Special
Telegram.)-Red Cloud lost to Seward to
day by a acore of 1 to 0. There waa a
great game with but one error on both
oldee this by RedCloud, coating them
rtewara a lone acore. Cook, pulled off a
sensational catch In center field and
started a double play, lloih pltchera did
fine work. Score: R U.K.
Red Cloud 400440000-4 1
Seward 10000404 0-1 4 4
Batteries:. Red Cloud. Clegg and Carroll;
Seward. Klasel and Ling. Struck out: By
Clegg. 4: by Klaael, 1 Two baae hit: Hyde.
Stolen baaes: Buck and Grant. Left on
baaes: Red Cloud. 4: Seward, 4. Same
teams play here tomorrow.
Wake Saata Oat Glrard.
WAHOO. Neb.. June IS. (Special Tele
gram.) Wahoo won a well played game
of ball from tha Olrard Indiana. Anderson
pitched a great game, letting hia opponents
down with two mta. Score: R H E.
Olrard Indians 044444444-4 3 4
Wahoo 44444444 -4 14 t
' Batteries: Brian and Malone. Anderson
and Johnaon. Struck out: By Anderaon, 4
by Brian, 4. Double plays: Indians. 4. Um
pire: Koudele.
Barkrau. lb.
IjnrS, el....
Clark. If ..
W-nr, a...
Abtl.ln, lb.
Miller, lb...
Wilann. rf...
GltMon, c.
CaoiDlU, p...
1 4
1 10
I 0
0t. 1h
5Doyl, Jb....
Hm..f, If...
1 Murry. rf...
lO'Har. rf...
Davlln, lb...
A Brlilw.ll. a
0y..yr, c...
OWIUm, p....
I
MRW TORK.
B.H.O.A.B
0 I II 0 1
Total 41 10 It t 1 Total I 711 II I
Two out when winning run acored.
Plttalurg 0 000300000 14
New Turk 0 000040044 0-3
Ti ree-base hit: Leach. Sacrifice hits:
A ban in, Camnlts. Doyle. Stolen bases:
a fner, AUatein. turn me piaya: -aitiier to
Wagner to Abateln; Doyle to Bride ell to
Tenney. Left on bases: Pittsburg, 13:
New York, 10. tfaee on nana: urr wiitae,
i: off Camnlts, 4. Baee on errora: Pltts-
nurg, 3, New York, I. Hit oy pitcnra
ball: Gibson and Doyle. Struck out: By
Wiitae, 4: by Camnlts. 4. Wild pitch:
Camnlts. Time: 3:00. Umpires: Emslle
and O Day.
Game at Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. June 1. Ewing's good
pitching was the prime feature in the vic
tory of Cincinnati over Philadelphia today.
Sensational catchea by Delninger and
Shean in' the first and second innlnga held
down the acore of the locals. Score:
CINCINNATI. PHILADELPHIA.
B H O. A T. B.H.O.A.B.
Bfhr, If... 4
Kan. lb. I
(lake, cf I
HoblltMl, lb. I
Mitchell, rr.. 4
Mowroy. Sb... I
Mt-Lan, 4
Dowftx, M. .x 4
Cains, p ... 4
110
1 1 1
1 I 0
0 10 0
110
1 0 1
too
0 14
i o I
1 Shn. 3b 4
0 Grant, lb 4
0 Mag, If I
OTIlua, rf 4
0 Brari.ft.14, lb 4
0 lHntnir, cf. 4
ODoolan, .... I
0 DooLn, 4
Spark, p I
'War
Total 111117 I lHUhl. p.,
obora .
0 o
1 o
0 0
0 0
1 t
1 1
f t
0 A
SV1 4
(I 0 l
Total 14 I 14 U I
Batted for Sparks In seventh.
Batted for Rlohey In ninth. I
Cincinnati 4 4 1 4 4 1 1 4 4
Philadelphia 4 4440414 41
Two-baae hits: Oakes, Magee, McLean.
Three-base hit: Mitchell. Sacrifice hlta:
Kgan, Magee, Stolen baaea: Kgan Dooian.
Double play: Hhean to Bransfield. Base on
balls: Off Ewlng, 1: off Sparks. 1; off
Ritchie, 1 Struck out: By Ewlng, 6; by
Ritchie. 1. Wild pitch: Ritchie. Hits: Off
Sparka. 4 in six innlnga: off Rjtchle, 4 In
two Innings. Time: 1:40. Umpires: Rlgler
and Truby.
Roy Thoaaaa Released.
NORRISTOWN, Pa.. June 14 Roy
Thomas, who played with the Philadelphia
National team tor ten years, and who last
summer waa drafted by Pittsburg, was
given hla unconditional release today. This
makea Thomas a free agent. For four
months Thomaa haa been coaching the
University of Pennsylvania team.
Pltvher Melter Releaaed. .
8IOUX CITT. Ia.. June ia.-Manager
"Ducky" Ilolmea of the Sioux City ball
club today aold Pitcher Meiter to Roger
Bresnahau gf the dc Louis Nationals to;
4J.VUU,
Bancroft Beat Lyea.
BANCROFT. Neb., June 14. (SpecUI.)
Bancroft defeated Lyona tn a close game
here today by the acore of 4 to 4. Tha Dane
running of Tweedy and tha fielding of the
Haaalngera were notworthy. Batterlee: For
Bancroft. H. Baaslnger and B. Baealnger
and French; far Lyons: O'Connor and Pear-eon.
rraser Clalaa Rejected.
CINCINNATI. June 1!L-The claim of
rlk)er Charles C. raser against Uie Chi
game this season, out of four played. The
Batteries were: Bertrand, Atkinson, Web
ster, Ferry and McWhorter; Mlnden,
Adams and Jones. Hits: Bertrsnd 11; Mln
den, 4.
GAMES IN THREE-I
I.RAGVK
Detroit. 7. Baae on errors: Phftndel
phla. 1; Detroit. 1. Struck out: By Krauae,
5: by Kllllan, 4; by fluega, 3. Time: 1:60.
Umpire: Hurst and Connolly.
Waahtagton Blaaka St. Loala.
WASHINGTON, June l.-Hughes was a
big puazle to St. Louis today, while C'rlaa
waa hit hard with men on baaea. Washing
ton winning, 4 to 0. The local's fielding waa
brilliant and fast. Score:
WASHINGTON. ST. LOl'IS.
B.H.O.A.B. B.H.O.A.K.
Brown, If.... 4 110 OMcAlm, ef. I 0 0 0 1
Conroy. lb ... 4 10 4 tHurti.ll. rf.. 4 10 11
l'nlaub. lb.. 4 0 0 1 0Onj., If 4 110 0
nnnohu. Ik.. I 111 1 er.rrla. lb.... I 1 I 0 I
MrBrlde, ..! 0 I 4 0 Wllllama. 2b. 4 0 4 1 1
Milan, cf I 0 10 Jonra. lb I 14 10
Street. cv....l 10 0 SWallact, ...! 0 110
Altrnrk, p.... I 0 I 0 OCrlr.r. I 1 10 I 0
Husb, p.... I 113 OCrlt. p I 0 0 1 I
ToUl M 7 17 o Tout II "7 M IS 1
Washington 03040044 -J
St. Louis 40400000 0-0
Two-base hits: Browne. Hughea. Sacri
fice hits: McBride, Street. Stolen base:
Hartzell. Double play: Unglatib, McBride,
Donohue. Left on baaes: Washington. 5;
St. Loula. 4. Baaea on balla: Off Crlss, 4.
First baae on errors: Washington, 3. Hit
by pitched ball: By Huathea. 1: bv Crlsa.
4. Struck out: By Hughea. 3: by Crlss. 8.
Time: 1:40. Umpires: Egan and Sheridan.
Gam Marked hp- Wraniliag.
NEW TORK. June 18-Cleveland hit
Brockett heavily today and eaaily defeated
New York, by a acore of 10 to 4. There
waa much disputing by the local player
over the umpire's declslona. and F.lberfeld
finally waa ordered off the grounda by
O'Loughlln. Engle, New York's left fielder
accepted nine chances, which Is the sea
ton's record thus far. Pcoref
CLEVELAND. NBW YORK.
B.H.O.A.B. B.H.O.A.B
Good., rf I 10 0 IHimphlll. rf . 4 12 0 0
1 0 Klb.rl.l4. lb. I
gprlagtleld C'aaaea Three Decatur
Pltchera to Retire.
SPRINGFIELD, June 18. Springfield
knocked three of Decatur's pitchers out of
the box today and won, 4 to 4. Score:
R H E
Springfield 4 0 1 1 1 1 0 4 - 13 4
Decatur 0 0033000 1-6 43
Batteries: Stelger and Streeter and Smith;
Cowell, Hall, and Flaher and Boucher.
Peoria Win Gaaae.
PEORIA, June IS. Peoria won by su
perior base running and fast teamwork.
Score: R. 11.15.
Peoria 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 4 0
Bloomlngton ....0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 11 4 1
Batteries: Hovllk and Hlgglns; Steen and
Langdon.
Six Hlta In One Inalaff.
DAVENPORT, June 14. Davenport piled
up six hits in the seventh Inning today,
which netted four runs. Score: R.H.E.
Davenport 1 0 4 1 0 1 4 0 7 4 1
Dubuque 0 4 0 0 0 0 10 01 4 4
Batterlea: Ferrlll and Smith, Grimes and
Nunamuker.
Game at Cedar Rapid.
CEDAR RAPIDS, June 18. Two single
and a three-bagger gave the locals two
runs. Score: R.H.E.
Cedar Rapids... 0 0000300343
Rock Island 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 00 4 1
Batterlea: Carmlohael and Kelley; Neal
and Eng.
Bradl.y, b. .
Turner, lb.... 4
Lloia. lb.... I
Htncboua, ef 4
Ball, aa I
gt atari y, ...
Lore, If 4
Jo. P 4
1 0
1 .
I lVaujhn. as..
u, vrnaae. Ik
0 OEnfl. if
4 ft Dommlu, rf .
1 0 Laporte, :b.
0 uglalnow, c...
I Oknlabt, a...
1 1
0 0
t II
1 7
.-,
Total. II II 17 It lAuattn. -lb 0
Brockett, p. .. I
Total H I 71 It I
Batted for Knight In the seventh Inning
Cleveland 40044406 0-19
New Tork 4 4 4 1 1 3 4 4 0-4
Two-baae hlta: Ooode. Klelnow, Hemp
hill. Ball (3). Three-base hit: Engle. Sac
rifice hit: Lord. Sacrifice fly: Lajole.
Stolentbaaea: Klelnow, Turner (!), Klber
feld. Lord, Good. Lajole. Left on 'baaea:
Cleveland. T; New Tork, t Flrat on errora:
Cleveland. 1; New York. 3. Ikuble play:
Engle and Klelnow. Struck out: B
Brockett, 4: by Joss, 4. Bases on balla: Off
Brockett. 6; off Joss. 1. Wild pltchea:
brockett. 1; Joaa. 1. Time: 103. Umpires:
jvarin ana u Lugniin.
FISHER THE STAR OF THE LEAGUE
Omaha'e Left Fielder la Playla Best
Gatne of All.
If It were possible to pick the leading
player of the Western league the lot prob
ably would fall upon Flaher, Omaha's faat
left fielder.
Flaher is playing a game few men ever
have played in this league. His remarkable
speed enables him to succeed. He has nit
a pace almoatr if not quite, as swift aa
that set by Jimmy Austin, who left the
ltourke's third sack to go to New York
last fall.
Flatter holds three distinct records In
the Weatern league. He has made mora
safe hits, more runs, stolen more bases
than any other player. Up to Thursday he
had crossed the plate forty-two times, had
hit the ball safely fifty-eight timea, had
stolen twenty-three bases. In addition to
these peerless records. Fisher was batting
up to Thursday .446 and had a great field
ing average to go with It.
Flaher haa become the 'terror of the
league to batterlea by hla daring and ac
curate baae running. Last Tueaday he stole
three baaea on Alderman and Towne In
succession, and that, too, while they, with
the aid of the basemen, were doing their
best to get him.
Fisher cannot keep up such a record and
stay In minor baae ball. He will have the
one advantage of Austin, that ha Is a much
stronger batter.
Bakers ra. Seat Omaha Y. M, C. A.
Baker Pros, will play tha South Omaha
Young Men's Christian association at
Benson park Saturday afternoon at 4
o'clock, ltoth teama are In good shape,
consequently a good game la anticipated.
Admtsaton will be free. The lineup
Baker Bros.
Blglow
Baker
Falconer
)ougherty
Vatican
Baker
Atklna
Qulgley
Bi'uggcman....
Elsenhart
and probably then, too, golfers will qualify
for the championship of the second and
third flights, after which the championship
flight of sixteen will be played, one .game
with each member of that flight, the same
with tha second and third flight. - The one
winning the greatest percentage of games
will be the champion of his flight.
Pos. 8. O. Y. M. C. A
....Short stop Bonnie r.lnrlhlarle
.... Right field. ...Anderson ' Htifhea
rn,r "eld.. Cenasaa Blerman.
.... .iiiiiii uam..,,Eiuucruri lo o a m
Ieft field Cohn
.... Flrat baae....I,..Hydork
....Catcher De Brles
.... Pitcher McMaatera
. ... Pitcher Munger
EVENTS ' ON RUNNING TRACKS
Story of Day's Rare at Clnelaaatl
aad Montreal.
CINCINNATI. June 14.-The Peer, favor
ite, won the leading event at Latonla to
day, easily, by four lengths, from The
Mlnka, which beat Mellow Mint five
lengths for the place. Only three horses
started. Merrick, The Peer and Irrigator
were the only winning favorites. Track
alow. Summaries:
First race, five furlongs: Zephyr (If,
Warren, 4 to 1) won. King Solomon (108,
Lee, 7 to 10) second, Amanda Lee (100,
Martin. 30 to 1) third. Time: 1:03H- Mar
tine H.. Mabel Dame, Iird Clinton. Bil
liard Ball, Tommy Wood. Bantves, Markle
M Llzale Lee and Calash also ran.
Second race, mile: Merrick (MR. McOee,
3 to 4) won, Jupiter Joe (92. Williams, 8
to 6) second. Buay Man (89, Taplln, 7 to 1)
third. Time: 1:H. Rush Mason, Kitty
Fisher. Slnlong and Great Help also ran.
Third race, seven furlongs: Meadow
Grass (99. Paul, 6 to 1) won. Usury (107,
Lee, 8 to 1) second, Anne McQee (i4. Mar
tin. 3 to 1) third. Time: 1:40. Red Shawl,
Tanglewood, Harriet Rowe, Llsterlne,
Eustachian. Frank Stagg, Claiborne, Sil
ver Sea, Christmas and San Prlmo also
ran.
Fourth race. ' mile and seventy yards:
The Peer (8, Taplln, even) won. The Minks
(111, Heldel. 3 to' 1) second, Mellow Mint
(03. Hufnagel. 4 to 1) third. Time: 1:474.
Three starters.
Fifth race, six furlongs: Warner Oris
woll (108. Glaaanrr, 6 to 1) won, Orlandot
(104. Burton, 10 to 1) second, Snake Mary
(103. McGce. 8 to 1) third. Time: 1:1H.
Tom McGrath, Deuce, Boserrian, Lady
Vie, Cablegram. Tackle. Elvira M.. Ben
sonhurst and Mae Hamilton also ran.
Sixth race, mile: Irrigator 89. Martin,
4 to 6) won, Harkaway (97. R Wllllama,
40 to 1) second. Katie Powers (104. OIssm
ner. 4 to 1) third. TiiT!: 1:44. Dtinvegan,
Bucket Brigade, The Shaughraun. Brother
Mann and Beau Brummet also ran.
Raetasi at Montreal.
MONTREAL. June 18.-The weather Was
cold and rain fell heavily at Blue Bon
nets today. Summary:
Flrat race, five furlonga: Setback (7 to
1(1) won, Detroit 110 to 1 second, Phoronls
10 to 1) third. Time: 1:044,.
Second race, five furlongs: Busy (4 to 6)
won, Flying Squirrel (even) second. Time:
1:(HH. Only two.
Third race. 45O0 added, mile: Plnte (even)
won. Light Wool (4 to 1) second, Jeannette
M. (8 to 6) third. Time: 1:44.
Fourth race, I4O0 added, mile: Silk Hose
(4 to 6) won. Sally Cohen (4 to 1) second,
Autumn King (4 to 1) third. Time: 1:48.
Fifth race. ISOO added, ateeplechane,
about two miles: Braggadocio (4 to 1)
won. Student King (3 to 1) second. Denier
(3 to 4) third. Time: 4:15..
Sixth race, 4400 added, six furlonga- Mo
xart (8 to 1) won, Rltie Coat (8 to 6) sec
ond, Edgely (6 to 3) third. Time: 1:1:)V4.
Wlnalnsr Bold" la nam Today.
The "Winning Bolda." will endeavor to
live up to their name with "The Can't Hit
'Etna'' tn a game at Miller park thla af
ternoon at t IS The lineup:
Winning Bolds.' Can't Hit 'F.m
telay two-men team race, the contestants
to change off aa they chooae. The Svea
Athletic club haa entered some formidable
runners In Carl Chnat and Erlck Bookman.
The former has held the eighteen-mile rec
ord of Sweden and Is said to be a splendid
rur.ner. '
Y. M. t. A. PARK OPEN 4 AFLAME
Athletic Field at Cat-Off Will Hare a
Flao Inaagaratloa.
Today la the day aet for the opening
of the new Young Men s Christian as
sociation outing park at Cut-Off laks and
a fine program of events has been prepared
for the occasion. The Young Men's Chris
tian association cross-country runners will
start from the building at 3:30 o'clock and
run to the park. Two base ball games
will be played slmultanenosly on the two
new diamonds and several tennis matches
will be played on the six new courts.
The Y'oung Men's Christian Association
Swimming club will give an exhibition
which will Include a public Initiation of
candidates for membership, life saving,
resuscitation, tug-of-wars In the water,
dive for distance, 100-yard race and a race
across the lake and back.
Oarsmen will give an exhibition of their
skill and the program will Include a 100
yard race, a 200-yard -race, and a raoe
acroes the lake and back. For the men
"who rock the boat" a dumping contest
haa been arranged. i
On land a Indies' egg race will be held
and tug-of-wars for men snd women. The
program is scheduled to start at 4 o'clock
and Young Men's Christian association
members and their men and womeit friends
are Invited to watch the program and to
Inspect the new park.
-
traak.
Aaeoelatloa Geta
PHILADELPHIA, June It-Manager
Mack of the Philadelphia team of the
Amertcaa league, announced today that
Outfielder Strunk had been released to the
Milwaukee American Asaociation club.
Tied la Tea Iaalags.
BERTRAND. Neb.. June 11 (SpeclSI
Telegram, -Bertrand and Mlnden played a
ten-Inning game tie yesterday. Bertrand
tried three pitchers, while Adams waa the
whole game for Mlnden. although he wa
batted freely. Bertrand has nvt lost a
Field Clah Base Ball.
The Field club haa arranged for a game
on the club grounda Saturday afternoon
"h Crane V Co. The lineup:
Field Club. Poaltlon. Crane t Co.
Abbott First Hill
Balrd Second Closaon
Chambers Shor'stop Pierson
Martin Third Elliott
O'Brien Ift Ba-r
Hoagland Center Hendrlx
Houck Right Skinner
Creighton Catch Strong
Faber Pitch Schubert
Pitch Barrett
Preoldeat'a Trophy Play af' Field Clah
The committee of the Flold dub on
aporta and paatlmes has poated the Preal
dent's trophy. Qualifying rounds are to
be played the next four Saturdays. Play
will be U holes, July handicaps, two to
qualify each Saturday, after which the
eight thus (justifying will play off 14 holes
at matoh play July handicaps.
Other trophies than the president's Will
probably be played fur at the same time,
Singer.
Hlgglns
Flynn
I.ovgren
Blakely.
Short..
Left .
Second
Third
Firet
Center
Right
Center
Pltoh
I'mplrea: Boehrlg and Mitchell
"The Winning Bolds" would Ilka to hear
from any faat amateur team. In or out
of the city. Write E. H. Blakely, manager
"The Winning Bolds," Passenger Depart
ment, Union Pacific, Omaha.
Barton
l.of
Rotirke
Kgan
Grime
Dallaa
..Schmlttroth
Goodman
.Fernandas
Nebraska at Graad Haadlrap.
Nebraaka will be represented at the
Orand American handicap by three ahoot
era Thorpe. Townsend and Ayleswoith.
Thorpe expects to get a good handicap and
to be able to make a god ahowlng at the
shoot. In practice Thursday he waa moved
back to the nineteen-yard mark and then
broke fifty straight. The ahoot this year
will be held at Chicago next Tueaday.
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday. The
grounda will be open Monday for a prac
tice ahoot.
Eatrlea for tho Marathoa.
Three good teama have been entered al
ready foe- the Marathon race to be run at
Vinton park July 4. and other entrlea are
expected to follow, as considerable Interest
is worked up over tha raoo. Several In
dividual entries have been received from
runner who evidently did not understand
the condltiona of the race. It Is to be a
FAVORITES BOTH ARB LOSERS
Moaara.
Two
Perrla aad TltTaar.
Stars, Are Beaten.
NOBLE, Pa., June 18-The two favorites
In the Lynnwood Golf club tournament,
both loat this afternoon at tha Huntington
Vailey Country club, and as a result
Philadelphia Is sure of securing a leg on
Mrs. George D. Wldener's fine trophy fop
the first time since the competition was
established four years ago.
Howard W. Perrln, former Quaker City
district champion, suddenly flopped In his
putting after winning a low acore prlxa
yesterday handily and was consequently
beaten by Rev. Dr. Simon Csrr. Philadel
phia. 3 up and 3 to go. Oilman Tiffany
of New York for five years Hudson rlv. r
champion waa beaten f up by K. P. Ed
wards of Philadelphia.
In tha other matches of the first division,
H. B. McFSrland. Philadelphia, beat A. H.
Smith, Philadelphia. 4 up And I to go, and
Edward Satterthwalte. Philadelphia, beat
Herman Wendell of Wayne, Pa., 4 up and
t to go.
Portlaad Bap Wlaa.
A SCOT, England, June 18 -The Woktng.
ham atakea, handicap of 15 sovereigns each,
with 600 sovereigns added, for 4-year-olds
and up, Vdlstance atx furlongs, was won
today by Portland Bay. Among the start
ers were H. P. Whitney's Baby Wolf and
Louts Wlnan's American bred Edward.
The Windsor Castle stakes of 15 aover
elgna each, with fWO sovereigns added, for
3-year-olda, distance f(p-e furlonga, was
won by Charles O'Malley. Iwrenoe Mo
Creery's Hscklaws. waa aecond. H. P.
Whitney's Top-o'-the-Mornlng. and C. Car
roll's Troubled Waters also rsn.
The King's Stand stakes of 800 Sover
eigns for 2-year-olda and up- distance five
furlonga, was won by Foresight. Whitney's
Hillside III, was second.
Miller Park Goiter Orgaalae.
Miller park golfera met St the Hotel
Rome Tuesday evening and elected the fol
lowing offlcera:
Ptealdent, Harry Thorsend: vice presi
dent, i. B. Dooley; secretary treasurer. R.
H. Beauchamp. Field committee, Den B.
Allen. E. M. Tracy, H. B. Patera. W. D.
Wllmoth.
Plana for the aeaaon were outlined snd
under the direction of the f 114 committee
regulation matches will be scheduled.
Handicaps will be established tor the first
contest against bogey.
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