The Omaha
Bee.
PART TiVE
SPORTING
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VOL XXXIX NO. 8. OMAHA, .SUNDAY MORNiXd. Al'Gl'ST 8. 1909. " SIMILE COPY MVB CENTS.
Lincoln Bunch Is Easy for Omaha Team; Pirates Take a Pair; Athletics Defeat the Tigers
COBS WIN ONCE;
, n RATES TWICE
Two Timely Hits tt Chicago Are Good
for Three Scorn to Home
Team
ONLY TWO MADE OFF RUCKER
Brooklyn Almoit Shut Out, but Sarei
Herself in Ninth. '
ATHLETICS DEFEAT TIGERS
-
Take Second Game of Death Grip
Series Between Leaders.
STRUGGLE IS NOW FOR BLOOD
Philadelphia Wl from Detroit hy
Bnnrhlagi All Ita Hits Off Mollla
la Tot Initio Amer
ican LeaT-e Games.
PIRATES TAKE DOUBLE-HEADER
Beat Boston by Hitting Ball in
Proper Season.
GOOD WORK IS DONE IN BOX
Brandon, Pnt In to Relieve Lelflcld.
Pitt-he Exceptionally Well
Day's names In the
atlonal l.eagoe.
CHICAGO. Ann 7. Chicago mad oniy
tvn hlt. off Rucker today, but they wer
timely snil good for thre runs. Sheckard
w!ked In th first snil came hom with
Srhulte nn the latter' horn run drive Into
the HgM field bleachers. A pans, a doubl
steal snd Tinker' bit scored the other.
Bronkhn scored two In the ninth on a
Ingle. an error, an out and Alperman'i
scratchi'iwo-bagger. Score:
CHtCACO '
B HO A I
BROOKLTV.
H O. A K
1 (ISarrtl. cf .'. 4 0
0 OCiemanl, If . . 4 0 1
0 OLennna. lb . 4 1 1
Chan.-. 1b I 0 12 tt 0 Alr-erman. Cb I o
f tlnfMt. 3b 0 n 1 fiLumlor. rf ... I 0 4
OHnnlir. rf. .10"
1 McKlvnn. Ik I 1"
1 OMrMlllen. Mill
t OBertan. . .. 0 0 1
Mahall, e. . . I 0 1
.. .27 1 17 11 lRucker. p.... I I 0
Evert. b. ..403
Sheokart. It. . I 0 4
Srhult. rf . . 4 1 0
Ho'matl. rf. .. 2 0 2
Tinker. ...! 1 4
Arif: r . . 1 l
pulij-h. p i 0 0
Tlll
n
0
4
a
A
o
o
0
0
0
I 0
Total .... 12 ill I I
Chicago S 1 0 8 0 0 0 -S
Brooklyn 0 000000 2 2
Two-bare hits: McMillan, Alperroan.
Nome run: Schulr. Stolen bases: Archer.
Hofman. Chance. Latt on bases: Chicago,
, Brooklyn, t. Bases on balls: Off Rucker,
4 Rasas on errors: Chicago. 1: Brooklyn.
I. Struck out: By Reulbach. I; by Rucker,
S.wid pitch: Reulbacn. -rime: l.tw.
Umpire: Johnstona.
PIRATES TAKE BOTH GAMES
Defeat Boston by Making? More
Timely Rita.
PTTTSBT TtO. Aui. T. Pittsburg took
both games of a double header from Bos
ton hers today, the first by a score of
to 4 and the second. S to 1. In the first
gam Boston secured all Ita runs and hits
In the sixth Inning. Brandon relieved Lie
field, and did not allow a bit. Both Willis
and ' More pitched splendid ball 1b the
second game, but the locals' hits were
more timely,
".core, first game) -
FTTTBBTma. BCWTW.
B.H r). A.B- B.H.O A.E
BaTbea. lb.. 4 I 0 0 n Thomaa. rf . . . I 1 1 0
. lit.... 4 I 4 0 4 Mkr, rf.... 4 0 10
Clark. If 4 I 0 0 0 Coft.r. a.... 4 111
Ab'llcbl. 8 2 1 1 MiiiMnt. ill I
Miller, lb ... 4 1 1 1 Oshaan. th 4 0 I 0
Abatatn. lb . 4 i jn w im, lb... ...I o ii n
VIImi, rf
PHILADELPHIA.. Aug. 7 -Philadelphia
closed In on Detroit today In the struggle
for first place In the American league by
winning the second same of the aeries
before a crowd of 38,000 persons. It was
the largest crowd ever seen at Shlbe park,
except on opening day or a double-header.
Philadelphia won by bunching all of the
seven hits made off Mullln In two Innings.
In the first Inning Stanag In trying to
get a grounder knocked by Da-la. left the
plate uncovered, ran toward third and
collided with Collins, who was knocked
senseless. Umpire Perrlne permitted Col
tins, to score on the claim of Interference,
and a long argument resulted. Stance's
finger later was split by a pitched ball
and Schmidt took his place. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. DETROIT
B H O A . B H O. A.B
Kartaal. If .4 1 1 Oyrlnrrr. If I 1 2 0 o
Oinlar, ef.... 10 1 Buk. aa I 1 1 i 1
Olllna, 2b ... 4 111 r-rawfore. ef..4 1100
Bakar. lb 4 1 1 I lrbb. rf 4 1 1 0 0
Murptir. rf .4 0 4 0 OrtoaamaJi, It I II 0 1
Pnvi. lb .. .. I 1 I 0 OMorlantr. lb 0 4 0
Barry. 4 I I 0ryLary, lb.. 4 0 1 1 0
Ltvlngatone. c I 0 1 I 0 Manas. O...I 0 4 0 1
Plank, p till OSehmldt, c... 1011
Mullln. s t 1 I 0
Total so trial
Total U I 24 11 I
Philadelphia 1 0003000 -6
Detroit 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 03
Two-base hits: Collins, Baker. Sacrifice
hits: Ganley (2), Bush. Stolen bases: Baker,
Davis. Collins, Cobb. Base on balls: Off
Dank, 2: off Mullln ,2. Base on errors:
Philadelphia. 1; Detroit. 1. Struck out: By
Plank, 1; by Mullln, . Time: 2:00. Urn:
plres: Perrlne and Evans.
Hustlers of the Tri-County League
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(7 .J f 1
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Olbaon.
llflaU, P
Stork
Brand mi. p.
Total.
4 11 Osm.r. lb 1 0 0 0 0
.4011 Ogwermr. lb.. 11110
.2 0 0 1 1 Graham, e I 1 1
.0 0 0 0 Matters, p .. I
..I 0 0 0 Dabl.n 0 0 0 0
Wklt. p i
UlltTTl
Total m 4 24 U
Batted for Mattern In eighth.
Batted for Liefleld In sixth.
Boston 0 0 0 4 t 0 04
Pittsburg 1 4 0 0 1 4
Two baae hits: Miller, Barbeau. Three
baea hit: Barbeau. Home run: Wilson.
Hlta: Off Ueflold, 4 In atx Innlrrgs; off
Brandon, none In Ihree Innings; off Mat
tern. In five Innings; off White, 2 In
three innings. Sacrifice htt: Storke. Sac
rifice fly: Beaumont. Stolen base: A b
steln . Double plays: Abbattlcchlo to Mil
ler to Absteln, Coffey (unaselsted), Gra
ham to Beck. Left on bases: Boston. 1;
Pittsburg, ft. Rases on balls: Off Mat
tern, 2: off White. S; off Liefleld. 1; off
Brandon. 1. Base on error: Boston, 1.
Struck out: By Mattern. J: by Liefleld,
I; by Brandon. 8. Passed balls: Gibson,
Oraham. Time: 1:46. Umpires Klem
and Kane.
Score, second game:
PITTSBtRO BOSTON.
a H o. A R h n a c
Barb, lb. . 1 I 1 OThomaa. ef...l I 1 0
Leh. :? 4 A 0 0 0uumant, of. 1 I 0
Clrk. If 4 1 e Onrkr, rf ... 4 0 1 0
Ab'ttrhls. a. 4 I I Oviahlan, ... 11
Mtllr. Sb . . 4 I OB-k. ef-It. . . 4 I a 0 0
Abatal. lb . 4 1 10 Sh.ao. 2b.... 4 13 1
rilaoa. rf . .1 1 ostana. Ik I
.. I v i a oswMf, lb., till
. 1 0 a 0arhL .... I 3 1
' store, .. 110
.IT 7 17 11
TWeU M I 1
Boston 1 M M M H
Ptrturg ...1 1 1 0 t S
Baertftc hit: Wilson. Raertflca fly:
Barbeau. Double plays: Wilson to Ab-
battlechlo to Miller, Barbeau to Abstain.
Hit with pitched ball: Mora. Barbeau.
Stolem bases: Barbeau, fthean, Wilson,
First baaa on balls: Off Mora 4. Left
on bams: Brwton. 4: Pittsburg. 7. Struck
Mti By Willis. 4. Timet 1J0. Umplraa:
Ktaoi and Han.
NEW" YORK BEATS CLEVELAND
Highlanders Jam? on Cy Yonng In
the Eighth Innln
NEW YORK, Aug. 7 With the score
tied In the eighth inning todsy New York
Jumped on Cy Young for three runs and
defeated Cleveland, i to 1 The runs were
made on three hits, two pasaes, three stolen
bases and a sacrlflca fly. Elberfeld wae
sent off the grounds by Umpire Connolly
In the first Inning for kicking over a
strike and Easterly was hU on the knee
by a foul tip In the eighth and had to
retire. 6core;
NEW YORK. rS-BVEXAND.
B H.O A.I. B.H O A E
tvmmltt, rt.,4 1 1 Oases, rf I 1
Klrr. rf....4 10 Ostorall. lb.... I T 2 0
Enl. If 4 0 1 0 OHInabtnan. It 4 110 1
Elharfoll, . 1 0 0 1 tuioM, lb. ... 4 I 4 2 1
ernv. lb.. 1 1 o OEatrljr, ...! 0 111
Orth. lb 4 1 1 1 OBmnl. t 100
Knisht, lb-a I 114 prrlnf, lb... 4 11
Anatin. lb.... 10 11 ORirm'bam, of. I 10 0
Klrlnow. C...4 1 I 0 4 Ball, n I 1110
Manning, p.. I 0 0 I OYeona, p I 0 0 0 0
Totala 11 10 X! 11 0 Total! n T 14 10 I
Cleveland 0 0 0 0 S 0 0 02
New York ,' 0 0011003 6
Two-base hits: Knight, Ball. Three-base
hit: Demmltu Saertfice hits: Knight, "Sto-
vaii. Bscrince ny: Austin, stolen bases:
Sweeney, Knight. Klelnow. Left on bases:
i leveiana. , Mew York. s. liase on er
ror: New York, L Double plays: Stovall
to nan, nnignt to Sweeney. Hlruok out:
ey loung, (, By manning, ft. Has on balls:
urr young, s. Hit by pitched ball; Uoods
Time: 2:00. Umpire Connolly.
an
WHlia. p.
Tetals.
From Left to HiKht Back Row: Wet, Third; L. Byers. Pltchfr; Wnmples, Pitcher: K.
J. Byers. Second and Captain. Bottim Row: Wlckenkamp, Right; Simpson, Left;
Krydrr, FiiRt; A. Morrasy, Catcher. - i
DORCHESTER BASK BALL TEAM.
Mnrrncy. Center: C F. Parker, Hlslit;
Vein Byers, Mascot; Baker, Short;
MILWAUKEE TARES SERIES
Wins Four Straight Games from
Indiananolis Team.
LAST GAME'S SC0BE IS 6 TO 1
laltora Narrowly Escape a ht
ont. a Triple by Bowermaa
Giving; Them Their
Only Ran.
MILWAUKEE. Aug. 7.-The home club
made a clean sweep of th series by de
feating Indianapolis this afternoon, 4 to 1.
The visitor had a narrow escape from a
shutout, a lucky triple by Bowerrnan In
the sirth giving their only run. Score:
MILWAl KEB INDIANAPOLIS
n H l A R
Strunk. cf..
Rarrr. If ..
M.Oann. lb
Randall, rf.
''lark, jb ...
I.rit. M
k
Warner.
C... 4
'. l
l 4 ' orhaih'rn It
12 0 0 Hivdn. rf . . I
! M OSmlth. cf ... 1
0 0 1 f arr. lb 4
1110 Burk. Ml .. 4
A n 2 i pna-orman. r 4
0 12 0 William. 2b. 4
110 OHopka. t ... I
111 non, p 1
- Kurfr. p .. 0
4 27 10 2 I. Inhuman, p. 0
Hoaln. r . ... 0
B H O A E
1
I
4
0 10
1 1
3 1
1 4
0 0
1 1
0 0
A A
00
OMAHA WINS
FOURSTRAIGHT
Rourke Tribe Has an Easy Time with
the Poor Old Prohibitionists.
LOWER IS ALMOST INVINCIBLE
Links Fill Baies in Fifth, but Can
Score Only Once.
PITCHER ALSO STARS AT BAT
Omaha T wirier Makes Three Hits and
Two Runs.
FOX HAS BIG CLOSING DAY
BIG TENNIS EVENT SOON
Middle West Tournament at Field
Club on August 16.
VISITORS TO BE WELL CARED FOR
Standing of the Teams
WEST LKAlil'K. AMER. ASSN.
W.L.Pct.l W.L.Pct.
Sioux City...M : ,m4 Minneapolis... M 4s -rl
r.t. till.. ft CA '.
WASHINGTON DEFEATS ST. LOUTS
Senators Continue Their Present
l.lttle Winning; Streak.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.Washlngton
defeated St. Louis, i to L Hughes was a
punle, while Waddell was hit hard.
Browne's baae running was a feature.
Score :
WASHIIfOTON. Wt. LOUIS
B.H.O). A.B. B H.O A.B.
Frown, rt... I 1 Uril1, rf-a. 4 0 10 1
Milan. If 4 t 4 Alton. If 4 0 I 1 0
hlank'thlp. 0 4 110 McAIa. ef. 4 I 2 0 0
Dttohantjr. lb) t I I Owajiac, a..I 1 1 o 0
Ll!lt, ef... 3 14 PUt. rt 1 01
l onroy. lb... 4 111 Joe, lb 4 Kilo
MrBrtd. a . 4 0 I 1 William 2b. I 0 0 1 1
Donebu. lb . till ( Parrl lb ... 4 0 4 1 1
Htilh, p.... 4 1 tephn. a... 4 till
; WaddaU. p, .. I 1 t 1
. Total 14 llMtl
Te4l...t 114 f 4
Washington .........1 S 1 0 1 0 1
St. Louts 1 00 0 4 0 0 l
Three base hit: Milan, Sacrifice hits:
Milan. Blankenahlp, Lellvelt. Wllllama.
Stolen bases: Brown (2). Milan (2), Blan
kenshlp, MeAleeaa, Jones. Left en basea:
Washington, 10: St Lou la 4. First base
on balls: Off Hughes, 1; off Waddell, 3.
First base on errors: Washington, 2; St.
Louis, 3. Stmek out: By Hughes, I; by
Waddell. a. Tlraaa 1B. Unkptraat Egan
and Ksrln.
PTnr.TJFS DEFEAT THE REDS
9rtsll's Maff f a Vlr Haa Miek
ta.no w4ta. Ranlt.
OTNCINKATT. Aac T.-MIlchsUs mu
af Horm'i fly gave PhfJadetphla thetr first
ran In th se-ranth. They added another
In the ninth on a hit, a paaa and two
out. After two of the locals had been
retired la th ninth, Moren allowed two
hits and two passes, forcing In one run.
Bencher's grounder to Doollu ended th
lull,' Boors
PHILADELPHIA. CDtcnuVkTI,
B.H.O A.B. K O A a
lb ... 3 I lnrr, H.iMM
of 4 cAa, at 110 0
rf ... 4 1 a (. Bk. 4 14 0s
Oraat,
Bat a,
TllAia.
Mas. . If 1 f e atubell. if . .. I Slot
Br raatel. lb 4 I 4 f habJH!, Ik 4 I I 1 4
1 rwir. a... 4 I I 4 t
MLa. ... I I I 0
Uuaalne. lb.. 1 1 1 a
f 1
WHITE SOX LOSE TO BOSTON
Wod Hold r-hleaa Team to Three
Scattered Rita.
BOSTON. Aug. 7-Boton won a fsst
gam from Chicago today, S.to 0, Wood
holding th visitors to three scattered hlta
Score:
0tOtl ' CHlOAflO.
an o.a a H O A
Wit-. M 4 1 I Ala rf... 7 1
Lord, lb..;...! I I Panat. a ... 4141
pkr, I I I l.h.ll, ef I 0 4
0air.-if.... I I iDHakmr, If 4 1 1 0
Wasnar. a. I 1 0rTla, lb I All 1 0
Buhl. Ik I A ATrahlll. 1st 11 0
Preoch. lb... I 113 Ata. lb. I 0 4 4
Carrlsan. 0... 1 t I Osulllran.. a... I Olio
a. s i 4 vstaita. p...., 1031
Total 21 1 tl II, Totala At I 14 II I
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Boston 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 o j
To baa hit: Dougherti. Stolen bases:
Isbell. Dougherty, Speaker. Left on bases:
Chicago. 4; Boston. 1. Bases on bslls:
Off Wood. 1; off Smith, L Hit with
pt toned bell: Isbell. Struck out: By
niinin, a, oy ntwa, i. lime: 1:90.
pitta: O'Loughlln and Sheridan.
I'm-
Kab. lb ... f 1
Dslu. a ... 1 I 1 1
rmaut. I 3
--.rli. f i i I llMr' Th work of Daugherty on third foi
U 1 rMbll ' s " ill II Bpringfleld and Pflug s phenomsnsl catch
k.ta ,n ''ft ,h features. Score: RH
Springfield 1 1 0 0 3 2 1 0 -3 1(
M-a. P
Totals. .
at ttr :
-10 T IT I
Teta at..
Batted for Rowan In eighth
Batted for Campbell In ninth.
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 1 12
Two-baae hits: Paskert, Bransfleld. Fae
Hfice hit: MoLean. Stolen bates: Bescher.
Dakea. Kgan. Bransfleld. Double plays:
Rowan to McLean to Hoblitiel; Moren to
Dootn to Knahe. Bases on balls: Off
Roman 3; off Moren, i. Struck out: Bv
Moren. 6 ; by Rowan, 3. Wild pitch: Moreri.
Hits: Off Rowan. 3 In eight innings; erf
. ampbell. 1 n one Inning. Time; 2 00
'aspire: Rigler.
JIANTS BEAT THE CARDINALS
Tlt- Mathewnaa Pltehlaa- They Fiad
th Task Baey,
ST. ions, Aug. 7.-New York bunched
!ve hits wrth a baa on balls oft Beebe
r four runs In the first Inning of to
lay's game mith Sl Loula With Math
wson pitching, the New York had little
hCentlnued on Fourth Page.)
Springfield Deteata Frt Crook.
SPRINGTIELD. Neb.. Aue. T.-iSneeial
Teletram. Springfield won a game today,
defeating Fort Crook in a red hot, see-saw
g-me. The soldiers got to Faber hard in
one inning, making all their runs in the
for
tch
Somethtna Doing In Entertainment
l.lne Every Mht In the Week
Peter to Defend Title
to C'nu.
Tennis men sre lining up for the ninth
annual open tennis tournament at the
Omaha Field club for the championship
of the middle west In both singles and
doubles under the auspices of the United
States National Lawn Tennis association,
which Is to he held the week of August 1.
The winner In 'he singles In the tourna
ment will be called upon to play the present
middle-west champion, Charles S Peters
of Chicago, and the winner in doubles will
play the present champions, C. 8. Peters
and Walter T. Hayes, both of Chicago.
The committee in charge of the tourna
ment will,' as usual, try to make the stay
of the visitors most pleasant, and to that
end has prepared an elaborate program of
entertainment.
Monday nUht the visitor will be given a
chance to ride the goat at Ak-Sar-Ben's
den, and Tuesday evening they will be
taken for an automobile ride. Wednesday
night a dance will be given at the Field
club, and Thursday night wi'l he some
thing special, not yet announced. Fridav
night the club i-moker will be given, and
Saturday night therw will be another dance
at the club. Besides these the golf coure,
the bowling alleys, dancing pavilion, baths,
buffet and cafe will be open for the use
of the visitors.
Play for Three Cnps.
There are three -challenge cups to be
played for and prizes will he given to the
winner of single and the runner up; to
the winner and runner up of the consola
tion Blngles. to the winners and runners
up of the doubles and the winners and
runners up of the consolation doubles.
J. H. Cravens of Kansas City will act as
official referee and all matches will be
best two out of three sets, except the
semi-finals, finals and championship
rounds, which will be best three out of
five. The' tournament Is open to all ama
teur tennis players and th committee re
serve the right to pass upon th eligibility
of any of the entrants. All en trie must
be made to Herbert C. Kohn, 211 South
Thirteenth street, on or before Saturday.
August 14. Play will begin each morning
at 10 a. m. and each afternoon at I p.'mi
The Field- club, where the tournament
will be held, has seven courts of clay com
position with a hard, fast surface. ' This
surface haa been darkened since last year
to break the glare of the sun. Players
find the games on the clsy courts much
different from those on turf and spectators
see much faster play.
History of Cnp.
The Field club challenge cup has been
won once by Charles Peters and goes to
the person who wins It three times, not
necessarily In succession. W. T. Hayes
owns the cup, which was furmerly com
peted for. The history of the cup contests
shows th 'following names on the roll of
honor:
A. Webster. Omaha.
R. Sanderson, Oalesburg. III.
Kherhart, Sallna, Kan.
lialeehurg, 111.
Des Moines
Omaha
Denver ....
Wichita ...
Topeka
Pueblo
Lincoln
NAT.
.Mi SS .taJi Milwaukee ..S3 SO
.(A 41 ... ..1 Louisville ....5:1 M ,S27
.47 4"i .605; Columbus M .S6 .500
.43 43 ..i!St, Paul 54 5ft .4
FOX IS NOW OMAHA'S LEADER
Premier Second Basemen Starts in at
Vinton Park Today.
WE ARE NOW THE FOXY R0URKES
Tottla 12 4 24 It I
Milwaukee 0 0 2 0 1 3 0 -
lmlianapt.il 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 01
Two-base hlis. Dougherty, Barry. Clark.
Three-base hit: Bowerrnan. Hits: Off Olsse,
S In five Innings, off Kuepper. :l in one
and one-third Inning. Sacrifice hit: Olaie,
Mctiann. Stolen bases: Heyden, Mcttann.
Left on base: Milwaukee. 5; Indianapolis.
10 First base on balls: Off Dou.hert. 4;
off tJlsie. 1; off Kuepper, 2: off Ltndaman.
i 3. Struck out: By Dougherty. :; by tJlase,
1 0; by Kuepper. 1. Time: 1:40. Umpire:
I Ow en.
MINNEAPOLIS' WINS DOUBLE
Finishes hy Tnklna F.ntlre erle
from Toledo,
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 7. Minnespolis ha.l
better luck In bunching hits In both games
of today's double-header, and made It four
straight with Toledo. Altrock relieved Wil
son In the second Inning of the first gams.
and although hit freely, kept the safeties
scattered. A sensational one-handed catch
by Downs was the feature. Score, flist
4:. 4 .4K4 Ksnss City. .50 57 .4i7
3 5S ,40j Tolado ; 0 t'O .455
34 3 3M, IndlHnspoll-...48 8.S 4
LEAUCi:. AM Kit LEAGUE.
W.L.Pct.i W.L.Pct.
Pittsburg ....! 7 .71 Petrol! R3 37 .W
t'hicapo 30 .KM' Philadelphia.. t'O 40 .fn !
New York , i i Boston 44 .573 I
Cincinnati . . .4 47 ni 1 Cleveland ...I-'' 1
St. Louis 41 32 .441ChltaKo 49 61 .4.H
Philadelphia .42 53 .14.': New York.... 4- M .1 . i
Brooklyn .35 50 3s St. l.ouls 43 5ti .434
Boston Ze 72 Washington.. .30 72 .21(4
GAMES TODAY.
Western League Sioux City at Omaha.
Lincoln at Des Moines, Wichita at Pueblo,
Topeka at Denver.
National League Brooklyn at Chicago,
New York at St. Louis, Philadelphia at
Cincinnati.
American Association Indianapolis at
Kansas City. Toledo at St. Paul, Columbus
at Minneapolis, Louisville at Milwaukee.
Team Opens Series of Klgbt
Game with Sioux City and Is
In Uood Shape to
Win.
GAMES IN TRI-COUNTY LEAGUE i
Dorchester Gets Ih-n bhina - "landing;
of I. ensue.
DORCHESTER ,Nh.. Aug. 7 (Special.)
Dorchester received an awful drubbing at
Exeter yeateiday, by the score of 8 to 0.
Byers was hit freely, but his support was
ragged on account of having some regulars
out of the game. Mr. Hammond held the
visitors safe throughout (lie game. Score:
R.H.B.
Dorchester OOOOOflOO 00 5 8
Exeter 0 0 0 4 0 0 2 2 8 8 4
Batteries: For Dorchester. Byers snd
Morrasy; for Exeter. Hammond and Ander
son.
Other games Friday. August fi:
At Fairmont Fairmont, fi; Sutton, 1.
.At Geneva Geneva. 1; Shickley, 9.
Standing of the league:
Won. Lost. Pet.
Shickley 13 6 .722
S,itton 10 9 .52S
Dorchester 9 10. .474
Exeler 9 10 .474
Fairmont 8 10 .441
Geneva 8 11 .41
Games Tuesday. August 10:
Dorchester at Fairmont douhle-header,
Exeter at Shickley, Geneva at Sutton.
in
Fort Crook 0 0 S 0 0 0 0 0 06 7
Batteries: Springfield. Faber and Gib
son; Fort Crook. Gsrmley. Smith and Wal
ler. Two-base hits: Faber and Ruff. Home
run: Faber. Struck out: By Faber, 6; by
Uarmley, 4, by Smith. 3.
Three straight for Friend.
FRIEND. Neb.. Aug. T. (Special Tele
gram The locals defeated the Arkansaw
Travelers here again this afternoon, win
ning all three games of the series. Score:
R H E
Travelers ....0 030000 03 4 4
Friend 1 1 0 4 2 0 0 -ft U 3
Batteries: Trmvalara, Berggren and Mos
ler; Friend. Chrlstensen. Bogatts and
Lucas. Struck out: By Berggnen. 1: bv
Christensen, 1: by Bogatts. . Two-baae
hits: Moki, Henry, Simpson.
Haatlaas Defeats Seward.
HASTINGS. Neb.. Aug. T (Special Tel
egram ) Hastings took the third straight
from Seward twday. 3 to 1. Batteries: Rus
nian, Schounoer. for Hastings. Trimble
and E. Ling and Ettlng for Seward. Eitlng
was loaned by Hastings a substitute for
Ling, who was Injured,
Doane's New Coach
lfOl N.
1902-F.
1H03 F.
1904-F.
1M0V-W.
1cahw.
1907 W.
lilOs C.
L.
B. Fletcher
T. Hayes. Toledo, la.
T. Hayes. Toledo. Ia.
T. Hayes. Chicago.
S. Peters, Chicago.
The Field club challenge cup in doubles
has passed Into the possession of Messrs.
Hayes and Peters and the committee will
give a new cup this year. The history of
the old cup shows the following winners
since 1901:
roi-c. H. Young and 8. S. Caldwell
Omaha:
lj--E. Tarnsworth and I. Raymond, Lin
coln. Neb.
1903 H. M Holland and F. K. Sanderson,
Galesbtirg. III.
1X4 Frank, and Fred Eherhsrdt. Salina,
Kan.
li" n. B. Fletcher. and F. R. Sanderson.
Gslesburg 111.
los Kreigh Collins and C. 8. Peters,
cago
l')7-Wallr Hayes and C. 8. Paters,
cago.
1-Walter Hayes and C. S. Peters,
cago.
The tennis tournament
alsts of:
Chi-Chl-Chl-
commlttee con-
Herbert C. Kohn,
Frank M. Bllsh,
S. S. Caldseil,
Will M. Wood,
t'edric Potter.
-Gay lord Martin.
Arthur Seribner.
Harry Koch,
Robert J Dinning,
Cuthbert Potter,
Ralph Rainey.
Wa Wants a Good Onef
Player. 1 years of age. would like
play Saturday ball. Call Harney 4111
to
.
-. - . ; .5 1
V
VJ
game:
MINNEAPOLIS
B.H.O. A. E
Qulllln. . . 4 0 2
1 olllna. rf . ... 1 2 1
Downa. tb 4 2 I
O'Neill, cf . . . 4 I 1
cravath. If .. 1 0 1
Gill, lb 4 2 1
J Olllna. 3b. 4 2 0
Rl(-k, r 1 0 I
Wllann, p ... 0 0 1
Altrork. p... 4 2 1
2 0 MrCarthT. cf.
0 OStnoot. rf I
1 Praoman, lb. i
0 Hickman. It. 4
OHinchman, 2b 4
(1NIII. Sb 4
0 Abbott, c . .. 4
ftt vnrh, aa. . .. 4
OWoat, p I
ONuahalman, p 1
TOLEDO
B H OA E
CODY CLARK.
I An enormous crowd Is sure to see to
j day's game, for the seat sale has been
great. There Is a difference of only three
games between Sioux City in first place
and Omaha in third, and the rivalry Is
keener than ever. Today's game Is the
first of a series of eight, four In Omaha
and four In Sioux City. If Glenalvln can
he kept out of the series the games will
be rattlers. Omaha Is In excellent shape
for this supreme battle. Sioux City has
been doing some shaking up. Campbell
j ib koimk; to i.incoin tor June ana jonn-
son, the W innehago. Johnson lost his first
game yesterday.
ritcher Rochelle. whom Pa bought from
Washington, has not yet shown tip. Rut
Pa expects now to make 'em go harder
than ever and be at the flag-raising when
the time comes. j
Call Them ow the Foxy Ronrkes.
Billy Fox will appear at Vinton Street
park this afternoon for the first time as
captain and manager of the Omaha team.
He will play second base.
President Rourke completed the pur
chase of Fox from Lincoln yesterday, giv
ing xi.giD in cash for him. He agreed to
let Lincoln have Pendry until It could get
another second baseman, but Schipke hurt
has had knee In the game at Lincoln yes
terday and Pa was afraid to leave Pendry.
schipko will play this afternoon If his
knee Is t o worse, and If he continues In
good shape Pa will send Pendry to Lincoln
until the gap there is filled.
Pa Is glad to let go of the bench man
ager's Job.
Pa was surprised at Don Despain for
letting go of Fox, and so Is everybody
else who knows anything about base ball.
Fox Is undoubtedly the premier second
baseman of the league, an all-round sea
soned ball player, resourceful and versa
tile, a good leader, and was the backbone
of the Prohibitionists. Of course Despain
is a novice In base ball: his experience
dates from a couple of week ago, when
he succeed od Guy Green aa senior pro
prietor of the Lincoln team. Because of
this and because of his interest In the
welfare of th entire league. President
Rourke did not attempt to push th Fox
deal after he saw what a serious blow
it would be to Lincoln, but this fact didn't
seem to weigh heavily on the young man
at the head of the Prohibs, and In spite of
advice to the contrary he let go- of Fox.
Rourke. of course, Is happy to get Fox,
and Fox Is delighted with the deal.
, It looks like Despain is trying to make
a little ready money by selling players.
Fox has always been a. popular man In
Omaha, and he will become more so now
that he Is to wear an Omaha uniform.
His coming gives to Omaha not only a
good leader and crack second basepian.
but one of the best base runners and a
pa.stmaster at the Inside game. He has
had major league experience and knows
all there Ik to know about base ball.
fox did not come up with the P.ourkes
from Lincoln last night, but will be here
this morning. He Is enthusiastic over his
situation and eager to start things off
against the Sioux.
Dempsters Brat Hatters.
BEATRICE. Neb, Aug. 7 (Special.)
The Dempster ball team and Harden'
Hatters played a close and exciting game
last evening, th former team winning by
the score of 3 to 2. The game was feature
lss but both teams played a fine game.
I Score: , RUE.
' I lempsters 8 7 3
I Hatters 2 4 1
i Batteries: Dempsters. Quinn snd Clark.
Hatters. Dealing and Whltcomb.
Derntur Blanks Midways.
DECATUR. Netv. Aug. 7 . (Speclul Tel
egram.! The Decatur hase ball team this
afternoon fief ted the Midway Coons of
ijinana By tne score of 6 to 0. Score:
R H E
Deralur 0 0.1 I 0 1 2 0 05 9 3
Midway 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 3 i
Batteries: Deca'ur. Matnev and Higglns;
Midway, Brown, Ie and Kennedy.
Iowa Male Tennis.
The tournament for the Iowa State Ten
nis championship will be held the week
1 following the Middle West tournament at
I the Omaha Field club. It will re plard
! on the court of the Y per ion club at De
J Moines. Gilman of Sioux City is the prea
j etit champion of Iowa and after playing
' through the Omaha tournament will go to
: Des Moines to defend hla title. The cham
, pionshlu. in doubles is held by Peters of
i Chicago and Bradley of Des Moines. En
tries should he sent to Lafe Young. Jr..
I care of th res Moine Capital. An effort
I will be made this year to house th visit
I or 41 1 he Hyperion or at on of th coun
I try eluba
Total IS 14 27 1 1 Totala 11 1111 13
J. Collins out for throwing baL
Minneapolis 0 0 4 1 0 1 2 0 -
Toledo 1 0 1 0 tt 0 0 0 02
Three-oase hits: O. Collins. O'Neill. Two
base hits: Downs (21. Gill (2). Freeman (2).
McCarthy. Sacrifice fly: Brock. Double
play: Downs to Gill. Left on bases: Minne-
apolls. ti; Toledo, 10. Hit: Off Wilson, 2
In one Inning; off West, 13 In six innings.
Struck out: By Altrock. 7; by West, 3.
Bases on ball: off Bushelman, 1. Hit by
pitched ball: By West. Qulllln. Passed
ball: Abbott. Time: 1:60. Umpire: King.
Score, second game:
MINNEAPOLIS TOLEDO.
B H.O A E B H.O A E
Qulllln. aa...
O Colllni, rf. 1
Powus, 2b. ... I
O'Nslll, rf ... 4
Oravatb. If... 1
Gin. lb 4
J. Collins, lb. 4
Block, c 1
P;ittron, p.. 3
I 1
1 0
2 4
1 0
0 2 0
1 lt 0
'J0b
1 I 1
1 0 2
OMrf'arthy. cf 6
Osmoot, rf 6
OFreaman, 1b. 4
0 Hlrkman. It.. 4
0 Hlnrhnian, 2k 4
ONIII. h 4
OLand. r 4
0 Lynch. 3
OMrSurdy, p. . 1
1
Victors Connt All of Their Bona
After Two Men Are Oat Scores
of Other Western Leaarue
(lames.
LINCOLN, Aug. 7. (Special Tele,
gram.) Omaha made it four straight
from Lincoln by taking .today's game
without any effort. The Prohibitionists
lmply could not hit. Ixiwer. which tells
the story, unless there Is meat in the
fact that Omaha heat the head off Na
si. Lower was Invincible, except in one
Inning and then was far too effective
for the Prohibs. They managed to ftll
the bases and could get but one man
over the plate. Lower held them to fle
scattering hits, while Omaha punched
Nagle for twice that many and one
more.
Captain Fox played his last game with
Lincoln. He was sold to Omaha during
the day and will Join that team tomor
row in Its contest with Sioux City at
Omaha. He wound up his career with
Lincoln with a big day's work, gettting
three putouta and three assists and tak
ing part in a double play.
Hogrlever, Gagnler and Eddie Crelgh
ton shone for the locals, taking all of
many chances. Fisher and Paul David
son had busy times in the outer gar
dens, Red taking five and Davidson four
flies. Schipke and Kane batted well, but
the real star of the day was none other
than John Lower. Lower not only
toyed with th helpless Prlhtbltlonlsts
In the bos, but he got three assists and
walloped the ball three times, good and
hard.
The score:
Hogrlever, 3b.
Fox. 2b
Waldron. If...
Thomas, 1h....
Gagnier. ss
Davidson, cf..
Green, rf
LINCOLN.
AH. R.
4
4
Creighton, c 3
Abbott
Totla 21 427 14 0
Totala 37 10 24 10
Batted for McSurdy in ninth.
Minneapolis 4 (10 0 0 0 0 0 4
Toledo 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1-2
Two-base hits: O'Neill. J. Collins, Hick
man, Lynch. Stolen bases: Gill. Downs,
Hickman. Sacrifice hit: O. Collins. Sacri
fice fly: Downs. Double play: Lynch to
Freeman. Left on bases: Minneapolis, ti;
Toledo, 7. Struck out: By Patterson, 4;
by McRbrdy, 3. Bases on balls; Off Pst
terson, 1; off Mcriurdy, 3. Hit by pitched
ball: By McSurdy, Cravath. Wild pitcn:
Patterson. Time: 1:35. Umpire; King.
LOUISVILLE WINS- TWO GAMES
Thlelman and Halla Are Unsolved
Problems to Kanaa City.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 7. Thlelman and
Halla were two Louisville putzles that
Kansas City could not solve today, and
the visitors won both games of a double
header by scores of 2 to 0 and I to 1 The
second game was shortened to allow the
visitors to catch a train. Score, first
game:
LOligVlLLE KANSAS CITT.
B.H.O. A E
B.H.O A.B.
cf.,
I
.... I
.... 1
... 21
0
0 I
1 !1
I
1 I
1
0 3
0
0 0
0 0
Dunleary. rf. 4 I 4 0 shannon.
Woodruff, cf. 4 I 10 Ofl.ar. aa.
Dflahantr. If I 0 0 0 Oftrrklay. lb
Salm. lb II 1 OHallnan, rf.
SiiIIItss. lb . 4 1 0 Otariiala. If..
Qlaon, 2b I Oil 01ltlln. Sb
Qulnlan, aa... I 1) 1 I OPraahaar, lb.
Hnahr. c I 0 4 I OP.Ittar, e
ThUlman, p.. I 1 1 1 OCarter, p....
Bi.laa ...
Total! II 7 '.T 15 0
Totala .... 21 I 17 II 1
Batted for Carter in ninth.
Kansss City 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Louisville 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22
Two-base hits: Qulnlan, Woodruff,
Thlelman. Carlisle. Three-base hit: Wood
ruff. Left on bases: Ksnsas City. 2;
Ijoulsvllle. 8. Stolen baae: Shannon. Dou
ble play: Rltter to Hetllng. Struck out:
By Carter. 4; by Thieiman, 2. Passed
ball: Hitter. Bases on balls: Off Carter. 1;
off Thlelman. 1. First on errors: Louis
ville. 1. Time: 1:37. Umpires: Hayes and
Conahan.
Score, second game:
LOUISVILLE KANSAS CITY.
B.H.o.A , B.H.O A E.
Di.nloavy, rf.
Woodruff, cf
Drlahanty, If
F.lm, lb
Sullivan. 3b..
Oon. 2b
Qulnlan, aa. .
Plan, a
Hills. P
0 Shannon, cf..
Oshar, aa
0Brkii. :b .
Hallman, rf..
Ol'arllala. If .
0 Hailing. 3b .
1 Drat hear. 3b.
0 Rlltr. c
OHw.nn. p
Nagle. p.
Mason ....
Totals..
Fisher. If
Pendry. 2b...
King, ss
Welch, rf
Kane, lb
P. Davidson.
Schipke, 3h...
Gondlng. c
Lower, p
H.
0
0
0
2
0
32
OMAHA
A B. R
4
A.
4
3
0
0
2
0
0
4
1
e
5 27 14
O.
3
8
0
0
cf.
... 3
... 4
... 4
... 4
... 3
... 3
... 4
... 4
...82
H.
0
1
0
3
O.
10
0
Totals 82 11 27
Batted for Nagle In ninth.
Lincoln 0 0 0 0 1
Omaha 0 0 110
Two-base
plas: Fox
a
12
E.
0
t
0
0
1
0
0
0
E.
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0 0-1
0 2
hits: Thomas. Lower. Double
to Gagnler to Thomas; King
to Kane. Stolen buses: W l Idann
Thomas, Fisher, Pendry, P. Davidson.
Sacrifice hits: Fisher. P. Davidson. Struck
out: By Nagle. 4; by Iower. 1. Bases on
nans: orr Nagle, ; off Lower, 4. Wild
pitch: Nagle. Left on bases: Lincoln. S:
Omaha, 8. Time: 1:55. Umpire: Clarke.
BRENNAN WINS PITCHERS' BATTLE
More Effective Than Gala-aao When
Men Are on Baaea,
PUEBIJ, Colo., Aug. 7 An Infield fly.
which was allowed to fall for lack of
coaching, and a misjudged fly by Curtis
gave Wichita the first game over Pueblo,
both plays being converted Into runs. On
top of this Brennan was effective with men
on bases, Pueblo getting several players
to third with on and two out, but could
not score them. Pusblo rallied in the ninth
Inning with but two down and two on
bases.' but Spencer fouled out. Galgano
otitpltched Brennan, although It was a
pitchers' battle throughout. Scor:
WICHITA.
AB. R
&
Cole, if
White, ss
Hughes, 2b
Pennell, lb
WesterElll. 3b..
Mlddletun, If...
Pettigrew, rf...
Weaver, c
Brennan, p
Totals
H.
0
1
O.
A
Total, II T 24 U 1
Kansas City
Loulni.le
Two-base hits:
flee hit: Halla
Totala Jt k 14 13 I
0 0 0 0 0 2 0 02
1 0 0 0 0 0 2 03
Pletz, Woodruff. Sacrl-
stolen bases: Swann.
naim. j-trui a out: ny nana, z. rirst on
eriors: Kansas City, 1: Louisville. 1. Bsses
on bslls: Off Swann. 4; off Halla. 2 Left
on bases: Kansas City. 3: Louisville 7.
Time: 1:37. Umpires: Hayes and Conahan
DOUBLE-HEADER IS DIVIDED
-ark. Take
St. Paal aad Colnmhna
One .Game.
8T. PAI L, Aug. 7-St. Paul and Co
lumbus each took a game in a double
header today. Th first went to St. Paul,
7 to 2. and the second to Columbus, 4 to
3. Score, first game:
ST. PAI L COLI'MBII
B H O A E B.H.O A E
0 4 0 ftO'S. lurk lb. 4 0 1 0
1 1 0 oriarka. If ... I I 4 1 0
I 1" 1 "Riuier. cf .. I I
1 2 o njamaa, a
1 I Ocor.tallo. rf 4
2 3 11 IMaall. lb .4
I t I 0 Mrriarlty. 4
I I 0 0K1I. lb 1
1 1
liavia. cf 8
Llka. If 2
Armb atar, Ik I
Murriv. rf .. 1
O' Brian. . 4
Bouchar. a . . 4
Co, b man. 3I. 4
Csrlarfe. e. .. . 4
Statla. p 4
4 11 pp. p
Sr-brwk ....
Tola. II Itl It I
Total
Batted for Upp in ninth.
Steele out for cutting third.
St. Paul 1 0 4 0
Columbus 30
Two-base hits: Arrabruster,
14 r 1
1 1 7
0 9 0 02
Mortarlty.
(Continued on Fourth P-f..)
36 3
PL'EBLO.
AB. R.
10 27
O.
11
A. E.
I I
i 0
0 0
4 1
4 A
1 :
s 0
Curtis. If
Spencer, rf..,.
Clark, lb
Miller, rf
Corhan, s
Walters. 2b ...
Prltchett, 3b...
Mltze, e
Galgano, p....
Totals SS 2 3 27 17 t
Wichita 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0-3S)
Pueblo .' 1 0 0 0 0 A 0 1 J
Stolen base: Corhan. Two-base hit: Peu
tlgrew. Three-base hit: Pettigrew. Doublw
play: Brennan to Pennell. Irf t on basejaf
Wichita. 8; Pueblo, . Hit bv pitched bain
Brennan, 1. Sacrifice hits: Pennell. Wester
till. Struck out: By Galgano. 3; by Bren
nan. 2. Base on balls: By Galgano. 1.
Time: 1:40. Attendance. 70". Umpire: Mullen.
TOPEKA
Winai
WINS FROM DENVER
Weakens In Blsth and six
Ron Come In.
DENVER. Aug. 7. Wesson weakened In
the sixth Inning, giving Topeka Its chance
to get the game today. Kaufman was ef
fective throughout, one run being earned
off his delivery, and that when th game
was safe. Bohannon In the eighth made a
Jump for a liner that Kaufman had di
rected into far right field and saved a long
hit. The fielding of Hartman was alto a
feature. Denver's first run tame In the
third, when Haley made a single. Wasaon
forced him In an attempt sacrifice and
Jones' two-bagger brought In the run. Den
vsr's only other run was In the eighth,
when Bohannon s three-bagger was fol
lowed by a single hy Stankard In tbe
sixth Abbott went out to Bohannon. An
derson made a hit. Kaufman wag hK by
(Continued oa Fourth Psaaj
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