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VOL. XXXIX XO. 9. OMAHA. SINUAY MORNING. AUGUST 15, 1909. SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS.
Sioux Stop Hollenbeck: Pes Moines Leads; Giants Wallop Cubs Again; Athletics in First Place
SIOUX SLUGGERS
BEATKOURKES
Duke Hollenbeck Eait Afler Beating;
the Champa in Two Previous
Contests.
ALD ERISAS WILD AT THE START
Seitlei and Holds Omaha Safe Until
Cloting: Inninga.
CHAMPS KEEP UP BOMBARDMENT
Game ii Finally Cinched by Them in
the Fifth.
FOX MAKES THE STAR PLAY
Oae-Haad Catch of a Tu
Leaeraer the IMeldtag ruliw
of the rilnl at "loaa
dir.
SIOTTC CITT. Au(. 14. The Champions
took the third gsme tr,e rs from
Pa Rourke's men tcday. I to t Jt was
slugging match, with Floux Ctt on the
long en. Hollenbeck being louche" up for
tmln klta. after beating the Sioux twice.
Merman u wild In the fTrst two inntnea,
which allowed Omaha three runs on two
Jilts. He settled anfl pitched a clever gsme
until tns ninth, when two more men came
over on a pa d two safetiee
The Champions kept pegging away at
Hollenbeck throughout the itame. which
made the pace easier for the Sioux City
pitcher. They cinched the contest In the
fifth on Campbell's single, a acrifico. a
single y Welch. Hunter's two-bagger and
a single by Shea, netting- three runs. A
running one-hand eaten by Fox of a Texas
earner was the feature. Fee re:
SIOUX CITT.
AB. R- H. O A E
H.
1
o
l
n
7
A
t
S
JO
0
ft
Smith, as
Campbell. If....
Andreas. 2b.....
H Welch. 8b...
I 1
.... I 1
I 1
.... 1
....
Hunter, lb I X
Edmondsem. cf . . . 1 1
Flo vail, rf I
Shea, e 4 1
Alderman, p 4 A
Holmes .. . 1 0
l
a
2
A
1
n
H.
A
1
1
I
:
o
l
a
i
0
Totals.
X I
OMAHA.
AB. R.
A
1
1
i
3
A
1
4
1
0
Filth er. If
Fox. 2b
YClnc ae. ... ........ .
Kane, lb
tr. Welch. If-cf...
Pendry. 2b.
- Davidson, rf. ......
Cadman. e. .........
a
Hollenbeck. P-... . 3
"Gooding 1
Totals -.....-3 a S
2T IS 1
Batted for Campbell In the eifhlh.
Shea out en bnnt strikes.
"Batted for OaTidaon In the ninth.
Bkus City iassai-
Omaha 1 t 0 1 S-
Two-baae hits: Hunter ('. Hoi men.
Racrlflee hlta: Andreas (2). H Welch.
Hunter. Cadman. Stolen base: Phea. Dou
ble play: Hollenbeck to Klnr. First ta
on balls: Off Alderman. 4; off Hollenbeck.
. Struck out: By Alderman. ; bv Hol
lenbeck. a Hit with pitched ball: Flfher.
Cadman. FtovaJl. Time: J Si Umpires:
Clsrk and Ierrick. Attendance, S.JOU.
TOPEKA WINS OUT IN NINTH
Bat Skmu Hard la Ombb laataa
t Gtat.
TOPEKA, Kan., Aug. 14 Toneka made
a fine nlntb-tnninf finish and took the
third rme from Wichita, 4 to I. today.
The Cooley box had pounded Brennan
rather lively, but they got to him In the
ninth for threw singles, a sacrifice and a
double, and two runs crossed tbs pan for
the frame.
Kaufman was Invincible until the ser.
rath, allowing one hit up to then. An
error made hire peevish and two singles
and a double for three runs resulted. The
score:
WICHITA
AB. R H. O A E
Cole, rf 4 1 S (
Mlddleton If 4 a
Hughes, lb 4 11-411
Pettlgrew. rf ......... 4 1 1
Pennell. Ib 4 1 I S A
Weelersll, lb ......... 4 A 1 1 A
White, as .. 4 A I I
Armstrong, e S A 1 S Z
Brennan. p I' 4
Totals .- 4 S
TOPEKA.
AB. R
Wooley. cf 4 1
Oeier. rf 4 1
Kunkle, Sb .......... S A
Fenlon. If 4 A
Kahl. 2b 2 0
Henry, c ........ 1
Karat, c 2 1
Abbott. Ib I A
Rlelley. as 4 A
Kauffman, a 3 A
Boles I 1
7 "24! 12
H.
O.
12
A
Total 32
ii r 1A
Two out when winning run scored
Batted for Abbott In ninth.
Wichita AAAAAA2A A I
Topeka AAAAA3AA 34
Three-base hit: Rellley. Two-base hits:
Armstrong. Pettlgrew. Boles. Sacrifice
hit: Kahl. Stolen bases: Henry. Pen
sell 2. First base on balls: Off Bren
nan. L Struck out: By Kauffman, 1, by
Brennan, Double plsys: Brennan to
White to Pennell. White to Hughea to
Pennell. Time: 1 L Umpire: Glenalvln.
Attendance, MB.
LINCOLN TEAM WINS PROTEST
IHrertaM-a Dax-lde that (Waawe af taiaai
S Beloaa-s ! SrehlhltoBlata.
CHICAGO. Au. 14 The board of direc
tors of the Western Base Ball league to
day decided the protested game played
August I at Sioux City between the Lin
coln team and Sioux City ln favor of Lin
coln According to the score of ths game
and she decision of the umpire Sioux City
won. to I Lincoln protested and the
directors gave It the game. This has an
Important bearing on the championship
aspirations of the Sious City team.
tilaaaaal lhsre Peer t aur.
GLEN WOOD. la.. Aug 14 i Special It
might have been that the combination of
Friday, the 12th. was toe much of a hood
for me Oleawood team, but at an) rate
throe of the Glenwood piavers worked
fcard to excel the error making and the
athirtes from the South uniatia packing
hot'- a a limed I hem k-ui : K H E
Vlcnwood i l s
thoutti omaha I 3 3
Baiter.ee: Albee and Moc'lenahan Flet
cher and Hwchaen Home run Fagan
itruck out: By Albee . by Fletcher. 3
balls. Ort Albee. 1; off Fletcher
i a oc Mittner.
Four Crack Racquet Wielders Who Will Be at Mid-West Tennis Tourney
s r
y .-. --. hi -., .'..-:-v--. '
-v. .V
"LOC" PUATHERWICK.
tioux Cay.
LINKS SHUT OUT BY HIGGINS
Pitchers Twirl Remarkable Ball and
Lack of Game Goes to Hawkeyes.
---
EACH TEAM MAKES FOUR HITS
McGregor aad Fartbtag Are Both ta
Flae Fettle, hat the Wesleyaa
VoBBBftrr Forced to Take
His Medlclae.
LINCOLN. Aug. 14 Farthing aDd Mc
Giegor mied in a pitchers' battle today.
Both were in fine form and each got
amay with a four-hit game. Luck broke
in favor of the visitors, however, and the
result was a I to 0 victory for Des Moines
Dalton opened with a sharp single, which
bounded or Davidson's shoulder and
merit for a triple. Colligan's Infield out
broun- Dalton to the plate. A base on
balls, a force out. Williams' steal and
McManus' clean single scored Williams in
the second with the final run of the after
noon. Mc-Greg-or worked hie spit ball
with deadly results and none of the Links
reached third base. The bulk of the
f teldlng w as done by Gagnter and Wil
liams. The Lincoln shortstop handled nine
chances and Williams, accepted ten. both
without error. Thomas' error, which did
not count In the result, was the only mis
play of the day. Catcher Jimmy Sullivan
has been appointed acting manager of the
Links. Third Baseman Cockman is to Join
the Lincoln club tomorrow In St. Joseph,
to which the Sunday game with Des Moines
has been transferred. Pcore:
LINCOLN.
AB. R H O A. E
Waldron. rf .
Gagnier, ss
Hogrlever, 3b
Thomas. 2b .
...4 0 2 2
...S O 1 4 6
... S 0 A 0 1
... 4 0 A 3 4
... 4 A 1 J 0
... 0 A IS A
... 1 A A 1 0
... 2 0 A 4 1
... S A 0 A 1
lavid8on. cf .
Pulliv&n. lb ..
Schlueter. If .
Mason, c
Farthing, p ..
Totals
29 A
DES MOINES.
r u
AB. R. H.
O
1
Dalton. If ..
Coihgan. ss
Bader. rf ....
Mat tick, cf .
Dwyer. lb ...
Niehoff. 3b ..
Williams. 2b
McManus. c
MoUregor. p
11
0
s
h
1
Totals .....31 I 4 27 Is t
Lincoln 0 0 A A 0 A A A A A
j Des Moines 1 1 0 0 A 0-2
1 Three-base hit; Dalton. Two-base hit:
AlMattiik Stolen bases: Colllgan. David
A son. Williams. Struck out; By Farthing.
113; bv McJregor 4 First base on balls:
A 1 Off Farthing. 2; off McGregor, S. Wild
(I Ditch: McGieKor. Left on bases: Lin
coln. 7; Les Moines, 7. Time; 1:4b. Um
pire: Haskell.
RICK ADAMS SHUTS OUT PUEBLO
.
Ai.ale, Two-Keeker aad Home
wit Bll use aeare.
DEN'ITR Colo.. Aug. 14. When Denver
. ...... i. . l. . nA it
got reaoy iuay n ion u
was ail over. The team fussed along
"
tnrouan uiit. i.....i... Itiv1 - -
Jaekaon's delivery, and then went after
him. On the other hand Adams bold bis
hitters down and struck out the last man
In six Innings.
Denver took a run In the third on a
single, a steal and another single. In the
fourth Cassady made a single, lost his life
trying to steal to second and Jones fol
lowed with a borne run. Bohannon's two
bagger was lost, as he remained on bases.
There was an Instance of a single, two
bagger and a borne run In one Inning and
only one run from them. In the next Hess'
hit. Maag's crack on the cranium. Belden's
earnf toe and three-baggers by Jones and
Cassady put the game out of danger. Hart-
i man made a aonderful catch of a line
drive and also a stop of a grounder that
was phenomenal. The score:
DENVER
AB R. H O
Maag. 3b
beiden. If
Caaad. rf
Jones, cf
Bohannon, lb...
Stankard. 2b
Hartman. as
Haas, c
Adams, p
Totals
.... 3 2 2 1
2 A A 1
4 1
4 2
A
ft
4
4
A
1
11
A
. A
2
A
A
A
2
1
A
10
A
3
10
A
24 I
PUEBLO.
AB. R.
a i
O.
10
Curtis. If
Corhsn ss.
1'lu.lk. lb
Miller, rf
HcChcsney.
Welters 2b.
Locke. 3b...
Mnne. c
Jackson, p.
Totals A 7 24 P
Denver I 1 4 3 A A
t-ueblo A 0 A v A A A A C
Tao-baae bits: Maag. Stankard, Bohan
non. Adams. Three-baae bus: CaJ
Jucaa. Heine run: Jones, btoien bases:
I J '.
5.
I'.s- !
i
1
C. P. JONES,
til. LtOUla.
Standing of the Teams
west, league. amer. aspn
W L, Pet ' .L Pet
r-e Moines, k w Minneapolis ..sn:.nfi
Ploux C1ty...I 42 Milwaukee ...KS3 .o
, Omaha
F i' ..'f'.; lxuifvil!e A. .--l
f,2 47 .f.2;, Columbus tiO .4;
4? M .4 St Paul r til 4?!
Ml M 4M Kensss City. .14 '1 .40
IrZlZl '.
Denver
w Ictiua
Pueblo . .
4A2 .2 Toledo : 63 .
3 t.s 34t.lnolanapoli ' f3
Lirico'n
NAT.
LEAGUE. , AMER. LEAGLb.
W.LPct.' L, l et
Pittsburg . . . ,TS 2-.Tit. Philadelphia RT. 41
ChicaKt. S7 .'5 H..T Iwtrolt M 41 .K10
New Tork . .. .fil ST .S22 Boston 44 ..J I
Cincinnati . . .H SO .fttin Cleveland S3 n4 4Ho
PhlladMphia 47 .fil'Chlcago MM j
8t Louis 42 : 4S' New York 4. Fi 47 I
Rrooklvn . . . .3 M .3'"0 St. Louis 4.' ;.S .437 I
Boston 2fl 77 .2i2' Weshlnnon .3175.232
UAMFS TODAT.
Western Learue Omaha at Sioux - City,
Des Moines at Lincoln, Wichita at Topeka,
Pueblo at Ienver.
National League Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at St. Louis. New Tork at Chi
cago American Association Columbus at Kan
sas City. Toledo at Milwaukee Indianapolis
at St. Paul. Louisville at Minneapolis.
Maaic (2). McChesney (2). Jones Hartman.
Corhan. Miller, Locke. Sacrifices: Belden
2i. Base on balls: Off Adams. ;. off Jack
son, h. Struck out: By Adams. 10: by Jack
son, 4. Left on baxes: Denver. I; Pueblo,
11. Double plays: Hartman to Boharinon.
Stankard to Hartman to Bohannon. Wlid
pitch: Jackson. Hit by pitched ball: Maag.
Time: 2:07. Umpire: Mullen.
OMAHA AND SOUTH OMAHA CLASH
Happy Hollow Bo)i t nnae Oat Irtor
by Saperlor ark.
The Hsppy Hollow club base bsll team
for the third time this season defeated the
South Omaha Country Club yesterday
afternoon on the latter s grounds. The
Happy Holloa' boys furnished the fans
0 the fastest exhibition of ball ever seen
on the South Omaha grounds. Sensational
plays by Eastmsn and Hall caused de
served attention. Hyde appeared in a
Happy Hollow uniform for the first time
and caught an excellent game bend's hit
ting at critical times. Hagensick pitched
1 ! in such a tantslizmg way that the boys
from down the river could muster but five
safe ones in the nine rounds Two suc
cessive hits combined with a poor throw
in the ninth was responsible for Soutb
Omaha s lone score. Next Saturday Happy
Hollow's opponent will be the Field Club
on the former's grounds. Score.
HAPPY HOLLOW g o. C C
B.H.O A E B H OA E
flail. 2b
La Marty. If .
Purkaw. 3b. .
Eastman, aa.
Hlllia. of ..
HOa. t
Waekaa. Ik..
4 0
4 t ft
4 2 3
. I S f
I ft 1
t I 1
4 ft 14
.402
J "Tri-T. 3b .... 1 t 0 1 1
f'ftotwn. m . i 6 1 4
l H "'".'"' r ' 1' feated St. Paul here today. E to 2. Graham
k Kelly. 2b.... 411301... ... .,'
"Cranial!, lb . 2 1 ft I
"Carey,
' rf o
rhten.' rf I l ft ft i
0 ft A Hachten,
Trawy rf
lo Ha
Hafenalts.. p. 4 1
4 dAdaoia. p .. .1 ft 1
a i 14 i
Toca.ll . 34 27 1 Tocita
Happy Hollows ....1 1 2 0 0 2 2 0 A s
Country Club 0 A 0 0 0 0 A 0 11
Gamee la the Trl-Coasty Leaae.
DORCHESTER. Neb.. Aug. 14. -(Special !
! lorchester repeated the same act as at
Fa(rmom bv ,f,ssing Fairmont another
victory by the score .of S to 2. The locals
were forced to plsv with a crinnled team
kf I in as 1 'allium PI,ra ftnil Cair'.., Xi
' ' -
' ' r ' "
j received at Fatrmoni. West. A ampler and
-Simpson were missina from the linenc also
rrni. trat.dall was the chief, attraction of
the game, striking out thirteen and allow-
lng four hits, while Engelhaupt pitched
winning bail, but got poor support, striking
out seven and allowing seven hits. Score:
iKirchester 0 0 A 0 0 0 0 0 22
Fairmont 2 A 1 1 A 1 A S
Two-base hits: L Bvers. Snell Stolen I
bases: Dorchester. 4, Fairmont, &.
Left
on bases: Dorchester. ; Fairmont -Struck
out: Ky Lngelhaunt. 7: bv Crandall l:
First base on halls: Off Crandall. 2 Hit
with pitched ball: By ET.gelhaupt. 2 Double
play: Fairmont
Other games Friday
At Exeter Easier. I. Shicklev. 1
At Geneva-tieneva. 11. Sutton.
Aahara W lae la the Twelfth.
gran?,-? h. a uburn "base 'iZ rttj
feated Atchison todax in a fasi iweHe
iTinii.a. r.m. I, v . . , t ... -
- "-' 'i r i jiuuBiuiDresfrf rai ib roor Kaaihliloa of
K.iiiinriiiru ii uuriausfc ai inr nrpi lili, ng
cf the came and huh il, t.,,.,irl rv. ........
E. I of seven scores by the tinie the sixiii li irr
Alwaa over, with Atchison vet to score Ti..., ... ..r.hi. .i,,Ki.i .-
A seventh Droxed she in. sv inn.r.a- fr ,...
ii for Alciil
v i son lor bet re it was over inec had the
A! ' ore tied. Score: R H E
2 j Atchison 0 0 ft 0 0 ft 7 I1 i 0 o 7 7 ;.
A I Auburn 4 I A 1 1 A 0 0 A 0 u 1 - fl f
Batteries: Auburn S lion- Urr) and
Hawkins. Atchison. lrumm. strong. t.pe
land and Murpnc.
AubuiT. has i.aced a series of six games
this week. inning two fion Sevard one
from V eepitig no iuo from A. chin, n
and luaitig one to Atchi.-oii.
j! Dempelera Mia Peaaaat tiala.
a! BEATRICE. Nb u;. 14 Specs 1 i
A The last game scheduled in the cm; bas--i
ball league was plated last eceiunt re
a,twen tne lierrpster arid the Toung Men's
a Christian association nines, the I't.ristians
winning by the score of : to 1 M Her. w t,o
j twirled for the Chrisllan. v. as .nvtmlbie
i Score R w r.
1
1 M C. A J 4
len. pster 1
Bauerit-a T. M C A.. M.ller and Wj
sets. ien.pilera. Kootb and Clark
The lempsier team, which won the pen -
nant last .ar. wtie the leaders a.ain ttas
rrrr Hi
If; : V'-U
C.
EVEN BREAK IN MINNEAPOLIS
Distillers Take First Game by Score
of Two to One.
ARE SHUT OUT IN SECOND
I Millers
Made Oae Rao la the
First aad Oat ta the Foartk
Other Aaserlrasi Asso
riattoa Garnea.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug It. Louisville and
Minneapolis divided a double header here
todsy. the visitors taking the first 2 to
1 and the home club winning the second
2 to 0. Score first game:
kUNNKAPnt.1 LOl'lf V1LLE
B H O A E B H OA E
0lr -4 Jliuniwr rf 2 0 6 0
O' rnltim cf 4 1 1 fWomJrufl. rf.4 0
Ixiwr.i ..I ' 1 1 l?ullin. It I 0 1
r,.i H 4 I 1 "Klm lb ! S ' f
Gill lb . I 1 II I "Olion. Il . 4 1
l lltn Jh 1 1 ! ' Ptwlehinu. If 1
: l
4 0
4
4 :
V 1
UulUln. r!
Binrk. c . .
Hu1r. p
100 HCulnlan.
S
, j s 1 Sreita. c
. i 0 i 1 Halt. j
5 1
4 0
Totala : M li 1 Total! 3S i 27 I
Olson out for throwing bat.
Minneapolis I 0 A 0 A A A 01
Louisville 9 2 A 0 6 A 0 0 02
Three base hit: Downs Two base hits:
Pelta. Sacrifice hit: Peitx. Double plav:
' J follies unassisted Left on bases: Min-
' "Hughes. VrbT'H.'ilaV t? ha,lsl
I Off Huches. 7. Time: 1.50. Umpires: Sul-
livan and Guthrie.
Score second game:
MINNEAPOLIS
LOl'lSVILLF.
B.H.O. A B H O A E
Orler. a .. .. t 2 2 1 ornirleavy. rf 4 1 l f
O Collina. c! 4 1 1 SWooOru'I ef 4 1 1 S A
DoN 2b 4 7 2 1 ligulhvan. It I : I
riaa!h, It... : OPalm !l. site
Gill lb 4 1 1 S (-Oiann Ih ... I 1 4 I
3 Collma III!! firirlehantjr If. 2 0 2 ft S
Qulllln. rf.. . 2 0 0 0 1 ut'irn.n. aa . I ft 1 ft
Hirk r SOT; Apnti. r . . 1 fl I 2 ft
Pattersun. p. 4 0 I 1 bParaar4. p . .2 112 0
"Haila 1 0 ft 0 ft
TotH . . II I S 10 1
Tolala ... 21 t 24 14 2
Batted for Packard In the ninth.
Minneapolis 1 0 A 1 A 0 0 0 2
Louisvule 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Three base hitr Downs Stolen base:
cjin. sacrifice hit: Block. Double ma :
rio a id x-iowns. Lrt on oases: Minne
apolis. 10, Louisville. 2. Struck out: By
Paiierson. 7: by Packard. S. Base Mi balls:
Off Patterson. 1. off Packard, b. Time:
l:4i. Umpires. Guthrie and Sullivan.
H00SIERS BAT OUT VICTORY
ft.
Paal'e Pitchers Foaaded
Hard
with Mfi ob Bases.
ST. PAUL. Aug. 14 Indianapolis d-
pitcnea
excellent ball and in audition
' knocked out a home run in the sixth inning.!
Indianapolis hit St. Psul's pitchers at w il!j
when men were on bases, while St. Pas!
I poul' &o nothing under similar circum
stances, vt ngiey piacea a star game at
second base. Score:
INDIANAPOLIS.
ST PAIL
B H O.A E
B H O A E
Chadb r If 4 0
rlacden. rf 2 2
Smith rf . . . . 4 2
Carr. lb 4 3
3 raia rf
.. 4
.. 4
. I.
rf 4
.
ft ti n ft
2 ft ft Bourher,
4 ft ftPlyim lb.
4 1 ft Arm b aier.
1 2 2 ft :
2 11 0 ft i
1 ft 1 ft
2 11ft'
bursa. 3b ... 4
t 1 1 Murray. If
4 ft IV orkman. b
3 ft ftSpenrar, r .
1 2. IWngiey. Ib
t Hoiey c .4 l
3
4
4
1
ft
e
2
l 4
' Will .am. 2b 4 2
3 4 2
, -
Hopka. aa .
Graham, p
4
3
.3112 ftP. van, p ....
Kllroy . p . ..
33 11 27 rr-hac-h p .
fjahrlng . . .
rl.b . ..
Tola la
ft 1
ft ft
ft
a. - i ..
A A A A
' J if 0
Tcwala ...
Batted for Ryan in sixth.
Baited for Ktlroy in eighlh.
i St. Paul 2 A 0 0 0
Indianapolis 0 A A 1 1
I... . - Kl,.. Cn.w.1... II . ,
i i. -a-vr'-1
c,i. u..'.. i ...k.i 'i...
rig-
In SIX
ley to r lynn. mis: mi fiysri.
3 in two limine: off
ftiwl, 1 In one limine R.ie. rcn t,.,',- , ,i,
Rjan. 3; off Graham. 3; off Chech. 1. Hit Bolc,n "
b pitched ball: Bv Graham. Cockman Ioubie play: Egan to Huggins to Hob
Struek out: By Graham, 6 ; bv Rvan. ; . Iltaell. Bases on balls: Off Ewing. 2. of
by Kilroy. 1. sacrifice hits: Ryan. Boucher. Mattern. 3. Struck out: By Mattern. 1
i.raham. Left on bases: St. Paul. 11: In-ITrn: A 4i. -I'mplre: Emslle
, dianapol.r. i. Time: 210. Umpire: King.
TOLEDO DEFEATS MILWAUKEE
- l
the atloaal Game.
MILWAUKEE. Aug 14 -The home club
' . . "
ttKlay. Toledo winning a one-sided game b
a score of to 1 McG)nn was ui.sble to
handle the wet ball and was pounded hard,
being succeeded by Curtis in the seveiuh.
Robinson pitched a nice steady game.
Score:
T'.LF.rn M ILW Al l
B H n.A E B
atrfar S rl 4 1 2 t'Slrcnk .f . 4
fmiK. rf . 4 S 2 ft ftf'.arr-. If ... 3
.ieiun. lb 4' 7 ft ftwiioann. lb.. 4
H kflian. If a 3 ft S ftRanoail -f.. 4
Hini hman rt 3 I I I i ia-a. 3t . 4
Flwan il i 2 I 1 c Barrett, M j
L.nd a .4131 ' a1,- oria'k 2t i
L in h. J ill ftW ama- , .4
R ibinaon. p.. a ft ft 1 0UiC;inn. p . 2
urtja. p 1
Touala 3 K- .7 ;: 11
Tniala JT.
1 3 0 (1
1 ft ft ft
14 2 1
1 1 s 1
2 13 1
'14 1
1 1 1
I' i 1
" 1 : 1
ft ft a 1
77 II
Milwaukee A A A I A A v a A
j Toledo 0 1 A A 2 0 3 A ft
1 Two-baa h.ts Clerk Larry. Hickman.
- I Hir e limsii. Stuoot Hits off Mccilynn. ft
in six ano a ihltd Irir 1 i-.jtfc . off Curtis 1
I 'wo and iwo-thirds Ir.ptnga arrlflle hits
j Land, Smoot. stolen La-a Land. Hun n
ieit 011 L-asa-s: Milwaukee. 7, To
nr -
S. PETEKS,
Cbicagu.
leaa. 12. Bases on balls: Off McGlynn, :
off Curtis. 1: off Robinson. 3. Hit by
pitched ball: By Curtis. McCarthy. Struck
out: By MrGhnti. 3; by Curtis, 1. by Rob
inson. 6 Time: 2 30. Umpires; Haes and
Conahan.
COLUMBUS EASY FOR KAWT0WN
Batchers Biark Hits wltl Errors of
laltora.
KANSAS CITT. Mo., Aug. 14. -Kansas
City won a victory today over Columbus
by the score of 7 to 3. The score:
KANSAS CITY rOU'Fl
B H O A B , B H.OlA E.
Shannon, rl .l 1 1 0 0crBou-k Tt, 10
Pbav. aa .4 t 4 Onr. If ,..('
tily, lb .1 11 "Knjsr. rf...4 1 1 S 9
Hilmti rt . I S 1 Si, ur c t 1 v 1
It 114 1 tJiniM. e 1 1 i 0
Hsillna 3t . t n o i ecomnlton. rf 4 list
P'h.M.r, Jb 4 1 4 h l'r.,lll. lb . 4 I Id 0
Riner. c. Ill" (wnn m . I 1 I I 1
Flaherty, p . 4 1 1 1 (Trlrl lb I 1 1 a 2
Goodwin. p ..fi 1 fl 2 4
Touila. . 21 1 r If 0
Tntala ... Wll.'ll! 4
Kansas City 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 4 7
Columbus 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 11
Tao base hits: Shannon. Flaherty. Good
win. James Three base hits: Hallman,
O'Kourke. Wratten. Home run: Hallman.
Sacrifice hits: Shay, Love. Schreck. Wrat
ten. Stolen bases: Love 2. Hetllng. Shay.
Double plays: Flaherty, F.rashear lo Beck
ley; Be kley. Brashear to Ritter; Hetling.
H rash oar to Bck)ey; C'ongalton. Wratten.
Struck out: By Goodwin, 5. Left on bases:
Kansas City. 7: Columbus 4 Bases on
balls: Off Flaherty, l; off Gorvlwln. 3
First on errors: Kansas City, 3. Time: 1:20.
Umpire: Oaens.
GAMES IN THREE-I LEAGUE
Bomi r Holds Sprlnaflrld
Scattered Hits.
SPRINGFIELD. III.. Aug
to Three
14 Romar
held the locals to four scattering
hits.
winning lor Decatur 5 to 3. Score
jj p-
Springfield 10 10 0 0 0 1 03 4 2
Decatur 0 0 0 3 1 0 1 0 b 11 7
Batteries: Springfield. Miller. Daly and
Kelly; Decatur. Bomar and Boucher.
CEDAR RAPIDS. Ja., Aug. 14 Clemon s
triple and Carmichael's single won for
Cedar Rspids in the ninth today. 3 lo
2. Score: R.H.E.
C(.dar KRpjd. 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1-3 4
) Rock Island 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 02 i
j Batteries: Cedar Rapids. Carmicharl and
Rohrer; Rock Island. Neal and Starke.
DAVENPORT la
Aug. 14. Detenport '
won an easy victory oier Dubuque toda
ft to 2. Parkins was invincible. Score:
R HE
Davenport 1 0 0 3 0 1 1 y t-
Dubuque A 0 2 A A 0 0 0-2 1
Batteries: Davenport. Parkins and Ed
wards; Dubuque. Faber and Nunneniacher.
BLOOM INGTON. 111.. Aug 14 - Long s
triple in the eighth clinched the game to
day and Bloomington won from Peoria
7 to 1. Score:
Blooming ion
R.H.E
1 0 0 0 0 0 1 i -. 10 fl
Peoria
. 1 A 0 0 0 0 A 0 01 i 2
Batteries: Blooniington. Rover snd Croft
Peoria, Hovhk and Higgins.
CINCINNATI BLANKS BOSTON
Ralw step play Wear Ea4 of Fifth
IbbIbsj.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 14. -Rain slopped the
first game of what was lo have been a
double-header after two of the locals had
been retired In the fifth Inning today. Cin-
ctnnatl scored the only run of the contest
! In lh. eieut Innlr. ni . I.cau
on bulls n
! . . ..',.! Moore to (irant to Bransfieid Baaes on
c,secrlfice. an error and a short passed ball. ! balls: Off Camnitx. 1: off Moore. 4. Base
ft ! The second game was postponed. Score: Ion errors: Philadelphia. 1. Struck out: By
I CINCINNATI BOSTON
j B H O A E. B H O A E
I Baerhar. W . . 1 ft 2 ft 1 Barkar. rf . . 2 ft ft ft 1
. 1 Paaksn. cf . ft ft 2 ft ftBeek. If 2 ft ft
. i M : a 1 4 flShaaa. :b. . . . 1 ft t 2 1
knirB.ll rf 2 ft ft ftHeaumont cf. 2 1 1 ft ft
I Hoblltaell. lb 2 1 7 1 fthwaeney. 3b . 2 1 1 2ft
loberl. ft ..1 1 ftSiam. lb 2 ft S 2 ft
5 i M' Uaan. r ... 2 ft ft 1 Sfoffay. aa ... 2 ft 3 0 ft
"U(
numjim, 2D a v a a vrnaw. t 1 " z V a
p 2 1 ft ft OMattam. p .l ft ft 4 ft
Totals 14 2 14 Hi 1 Totals 1 r14 11 2
Twn olil when a-am waa eailel
, .....
c innntllll 1 Ore 1
I Bakere Wallop 'iraa Mea
' r "lrd .!'ra"' . Co Is' T
da. "f,fr,noon Jn Istleas Bontest by the
.score oi a to i.
Young started to do the
; twilling for the Cranes, but was re!ie-1
by fpellman n the sixth inning. Wright
'"r. Faker Bros., pitched great ua'l and
a , had ,he ranes at his mercy, through-
out the oontest. sinking out fifteen and
allowing only four hita The main feature
m" one-hand stop by George iHiugberty
at a critical siage rvexi fBturaay Jiakei
Bros play the Voegele-Dlnning Maxet.na
for the championship of Omaha amour the
saturdav teams Score RH F.
Baker Bros A 222A02A s i 2
C'rsne A Co A 2 A 0 A 0 A A-2 4 2
Bstteries: For Raker Bios.. V rlcht and
Quigley: for Crane 4k Co , Young. Sicllmn
and iiiasch
Omaha team Is iasp.
LYfiNS Neb.. Aug. 14 Spec-ut.1 Tele
gram The Lcons baae ball team e.sil-
defeated the Msneppas of omaha bare lo-
csy by the score of li lo 1 The feature ,f
the game was the poor placing of the Mi
seouas and the heavy tuning of iht Lr a
, team bcorc: R H E
1 Lons 4 10142 12 1'
Mazeppea 0 A 0 ti 0 1 T
0 1
Batteries For Lvons
man. for Maseppas. 1
Boee and Hi ff
Kana and Mjipn-
m Struck oui : Hi hmra ft t,c Wan
. 1 Three-bs hit: t'rumirv Two-base hitr
- ! Hamilton. Ste:n Time. 2.0U Umprta I-af
- fer and Gtanian.
a
This Week
3 '
1 -V
i
W. T HATES,
Chicago.
FOUR STRAIGHT FOR GIANTS
New York Wins from Chicago
Reulbach's Wildness.
on
TIMELY HITTING ALSO A FACTOR
(aiea Holds the Cabs to ee cat
tered Hits. Their Two Rbbs
Bel bs Made Ib the
Seveoth.
CHICAGO. Aug 14 New Tork took the
fourth straight today on Reulbach s mild
ness, poor support snd a few very timely
hits. Two gifts, two outs and a single
scored Chicago's only runs. Ames holding
them st his mercy in the other eight itf-
nings. Score:
NEW YORK CHICAGO
B H O A E. H H O A C
Poyle. 2b . 1 4 1 1 Firri ?b I
STTW-ur. cf a 1 1 1 0Ft'raanl If 2
MrCono k. If . 4 I t Sctmlta. rf . . 4
Murraj. rl ... 4 1 1 0 ftchanre lb 4
Iwvlln t. ... I H 1 2 PStunfrldl. 3b 4
1 4 ! ft
ft a ft
1 1 o ft
1 t ft ft
1111
ft I ft ft
I S 4 1
PrldweU. aa.. 2 IP ftHofman, cf...B
Mark la. lb...
Srhiei, c I
ft ft ft Tinker, aa .
4
I
2 J 2 ftmormn. t ....
14 ITl.ulbarh. p
0 10 I Slangy, cf.
ft 2 2 ft l
Amea. p. ... 4
Tann . lb.. 0
I 1 I.
1 ft ft
II fl 1 D
Brown, p .
T oca-la XI C 27 la 1 Zimroeramn. 1 S 0 0
Total. . .
Ratted" for Merkle in ninth.
7 27 12 2
Batted for Brown in ninth.
rhl.urn 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0
New York 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 2-6
Two-base hits: Chance. Reulbach. Hits:
Off Reuibach, i in eight innings; off Brown,
1 in one inning Sacrifice files: Sheckard.
Tenney. Sacrifice fly; Devlin. Stolen
bases: Devlin ci, tfriawell. teri cm bases
Chicago. 7; New York. . Bases on balls:
Off Reulbach. 3; (iff Brown. 1, off Ames, i
Bases on errors. Chicago. 1; New York, 2
Hit by pitched ball: By Reulbach. Doyle
Struck out: By Reulbach, 2: by Amu, 3
Wild pitch: Ames. Time. 2:02 Implies
Klem and Kane.
PHILLIES
DEFEAT
PIRATES
Leaders Lose BrilllaBt Firldlag Game
hp' Close ere.
PITTSBURG. Aug. 14 Pittsburg lost to
Philadelphia today in a brilliant fielding
' lme by co"" of 2 to 1 ln ln "vt,nlh
inning nson attempted 10 score on a
three-base hit by Gibson to right field, but
was blocked at the plate by Dooin. This
angered the crow d. w hlch made a w lid dem
onstration. Score:
PHILADELPHIA
pii ifBrG
B H OA E
Grant, 2b .... 4 1 1 2 ORarheau b
Bate, rf .... 4 14ft CLaarh. cf ...
T'tua. rf .3 1 3 (if la-ka. If .
B H O A E
4 ft 2 1 1
4 ft 3 ft ft
1 1 (1 ft
3 13 7ft
3 ft 3 1 ft
4 2 X ft ft
I M" It
I 1 4 0 ft W aimer, aa
111 H t 1 ftMlllar. 3b .
! Br nafl.m
knaba. 2b . . J 1 1 1 ftAbeiein. lb
Imolan. aa . . 3 1 3 3 dWllion, rf
Imxiln. t ... 3 ft h 1 ('Gioaim. t
Moor, p 3 0 0 4 Ocrunlui. p
'SUirka ..
Touile . ... 2 C 27 13 ( Brandon, p
Hyatt . ..
.1 1 1 ft ft
.. 3 E 4 4 ft
.. 1 ft ft 3 ft
.. 1 ft ft ft
. . 1 fl ft ft ft
1 ft ft ft ft
Totals 2 1 27 16 1
Batted for Camnlts in eighth.
Bailed for Clarke in ninth.
Pittsburg 0 1 A 0 A 0 A 0 ft
Philadelphia I 0 0 1 0 0 A 0 02
Two-base hits: Wi son Grsnt Tnr-e-base
bit: Gibson. Hits: Off Camnltz. ft in eight
I innings. t-acrifice hits: Miller. Magee
-'"uu' pa. aanrr lo junier to Aoaicin
Catnnlii 2. by Moore. 4 Left on bases:
Pittsburg. 4: Philadelphia. 2 Time: 1.3&
Umpires: Iliglfr and O Day.
CARDINALS WIN IN NINTH
nelehaatr's Tsa-Baurr srarri Ko
aetrhy and Etaaa.
ST. IXIU1S. Aug. 14 relehanty's two
bagger in the ninth scored Konetchy and
Evans and gave St. Louts the thud game
of the series with Biuoklyn. 4 to 8 Soore:
PT LCU IS BROOKLY'N.
B H O A E B HO A E
pvma b .8 1 3 ft 1 Bun h cf . i i 7 I ft
Film. If ... .4 1 ft 1 Clement, If .. 4 2 1 ft ft
llnaa. c 1 4 1 7 C'Lantun. 11, tills
Konau hy. lb. 3 1 7 ft I' M.E'v.an. rf 3 2 3 ft ft
Evana rf . . . 3 1 1 ft ft A Herman. Jti 3 1 I I
fHil.lianiy. 21,4 ' 2ft ftHummal. lb 3 fl 7 ft 1
Shaw, cf 3 ft 1 ft iiM,Mlllan aa. 4 1 2 3 ft
( hanea a . I 1 1 4 ft Bergen c .. . 4 ft 3 2 ft
bai-kman, p . 3 ft ft 2 ftHuQi-, p . . 4 1 ft 1 ft
Tolala ... 3ft S 17 I S Totaia ... 33 1"2i. ft
Winning run scored wilh one out.
St. Ixiuis 2 A 0 A 0 A A A 54
Brook) n 1 A 1 A fl 0 A 1 03
Two-base hits. Burch. 1-e.leharn y. Three
base hits. Ellis. Alperman. .sacrifice htis:
McElveen. Evans Alrmni. Hummel
Stoien bases: Ellis. McMillan. Burch.
r.vans. Kase on halls Off Backman, 1; off
Hunter. 2 Struck out By Baraman. I, by
Hunter. 1 left on bases St Louis. 4
Brooklyn, 7 Time. 1 47. Umpire: Johnstone
Frleod Mia
FRIEND. Neb.
Mrs! Money.
Aug. 14 -iSpecisl I
Friend won first money st the Miifcrd base
ball tournament bv defeating oavid City
1 lo 0 and Sewaid 7 to 1. B"aatts and
Lucas wete the battery In the David Citv
game was the work of Friend s fielders
Roth pitchers had It on their opponents
all the time The feature of the Sewaid
name was the work of Friends fielders
I r riend wants games with any of the fas'
$ 1 teams in this sc--tion of me stale. F'.ll.-w-
! ,nK u'' "' thus far airsnged fot
1 r nena liomiege. a- Friend August P.
ana . new a 10 ai nnver 1 oesmg Au
'gust IS arid lft : Sewurd at i.xeie, .mj,,
ji.. Sfwaid at Friend Angus' ;j- tit'
jCltj. at Friend. Augoal A 2- 27 a..d 2i
1
1 r;," Ivr
ATHLETICS IN
FIRST PLACE
Philadelphia Wina Exciting Conteit
from St. Louii ia Twelfth
Inning-.
PELTY PITCHES A GEEAT GAME
Only One Hit Made Off Him After
Fifth Inning-.
BARRY MAKES THE FINAL RUN
I He Gets Bate on Balls and Scores on
' Two-Baggtr by Lmngton.
DETROIT TIES WITH WASHINGTON
Caaae I (ailed at I nd of the
I Klrieath laalaa. with core
Mandlna Three tu
i Three.
PHILADELPHIA. A up lt-lu a piiclno
battle between Moron S"d l'i!i hii. co
' day. Philsdelphis df ftaud Si Louis t:i ill
' twelfth inning 2 to 1 Ha'iy open d ih
j final lnnir:p for Philadelphia by gftiing f. u.
balls and siered on Livingstones io
basser. The latter as the iinly hit ins J
: off Pelty after the fifth Inning. Today'.
! victory gives the Philadelphia team utuli
i puted first place position. Detroit lim ti
tled with Washington. Score:
PHILAl'El-rHIA IT Wi !?
b H o A E
Harts.1. If . I 1 5 n HHinif.l r'
t.ii.5, rt . 4 J 0 (iK.AIi, I'
t'nllllifc. . 1 4 ( HofTman. if
Hakor. St. . 4 0 2 laliair tit
liana lb . 4 i" ( Julia lh
siunihr. n . 1 1 wiiiiam; zt.
Brr aa ... i S 1 7 rF.rna. b .
l.:vtnKstona. c 4 I F I SCnaer. r
Muraaa, p . . 4 S A 1 eltilj. p. . .
t h il .11
i, t, on
4 s : o i
ii : ii m ii
4 14 4.
2 : i. i i
4 ii : i i
1 o :. i
2 ft ft I
b i : 4
To ala 27 a 5 rl fl T uua 57 .. S i i
None out when w inning run scored.
Philadelphia .0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 A A A 1 2
St. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 It I
Two-ba6e hits: Jones, Llxtnpstnue
Sacrifice hit: Hartietl. Joins. Canlft .
Baker. Livingstone t'l Utih ilaxs: 1" i
ns tu Wallace lo Jonea: Collins to l a
vis Stolen liii-e." . .lom--. ilci. in
Struck out: By Pelty. 6. by Morgan ;i
left or hasea: St l.uuis ! . J numji I
ptna p. Baie on Imhr (.iff I'elii. 4.
off Morgan. 4 Wild pilches: Muva1
2 Passed ball Lit i:icsine Tune
2.33. I mpncs. Perrme and Evint.
TIGERS AND SENATORS TIE
Game Called at Kad of Eleaealh t
Igreemeal.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 1 4 i shintton
snd Detroit bsttled eleven innings todj.
the score being 3 to S. when the game
was called by mutual agreement to allow
the tsitors to catch s train for home
Jennings was rhssed from the bench for
talking loo much to the umpire and
Donohue was severely hurt by a collision
with Jones at first hasc-. Throws to the
plate by Lclivclt snd .lenes wee the fea
tures of a liarcl-fouht contest Seme.
WAFHINCTON
B.H.O. A E
PETR "t r
H H 1 V
Browne, rf
S'-haaier. rtt
rKilKihue. lh
F.laTlery, lh
r.
: 1
fl s
1
0 1
2 3
1 1
1 S
1 :
1 11
ft ft
(1 ft
1 "'Bukh. ar
1 ljnn !'
" 1 1 npl. rf ,
" i raafrrii.
:
4 1
l"vlt.
rf .
: ftRnaamun. Ih f-
' I' I laieliant v. "b Z
" : Murlarlli Sb S
4 ft llei'krrnlnrf. r 3
;; 1 1
n 3 '
2 4
i I 11
( onrciy. b
Milan. It ..
MrBrtde. aa
Wiraart.. r . . . .
Gray. p. ..
G room, p . . . .
" f'Krlimidt. r
" "W lllalta p
ft tpummrra. r
fllft"
"111
ft ft ft n
Mullm 1
ft ft 1
Tatala
ii 15 3
Toca la S7 in 3S ;7 2
Batted for Wtlletts in the ninth
Wsshlngton . . . . 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 d n 0 2
tetrit 1010 0 100 0 0 i 2
Two-base hits: Bush, Cobb Three-bae
hit: Lelivelt Hits: Off Grey, 7 in
five and one-third Innings; off Groom.
2 in fie and two-thirds innings, off Wil
letls. s ln eight innings; off Summers. 1
in three innings. Sacrifice hits: Schaefer.
Cobb re)eliarity. Moriarlty. Stolen bases:
iKiuohuc, Bush. Crawford L rouble play:
McBrlde to Sc hsefer to Donohue Left
on bases Washington, 4. reirolt 7
Bases on bslls: Off Grsy, 2; off Groom, 2
Base on errors: Washington, 1; leiroit.
2 Struck out: By Gray, 1. by Groom.
7; by Wllletts, 2: by Summers 2 Time:
2.05. Umpires: Egan and Kerin
NINE STRAIGHT FOR BOSTON
Bookworms Baacb Hits oa ili.vi ia
Sixth laalBg.
BOSTON'. Aug 14 Boston closed a week
of victories by winning a hard fourht
game from Cleveland today, 3 to 1 mHkli g
Its ninth straight win. The locals won in
the sixth inning, with two out. bpeakci
drew a base on balls. Genxler singled and
Wagner wes purposely passed Stan!
singled and three runs were scored, one
on an error by Rernis The largest crowd
that ever witnessed a single game in Boston
saw the game today, numbering over li.trTO
Score :
BOSTON CLEVELAND
B.H.O A E B.H.O A C
Nllaa If
J! Lord. Sb
Bleaker, r.t
Oaaler. rf .
h astier, aa .
4 1 " "P I.nrd, rf 4 2 ft 1 ft
B-adley. 3h 4 ft ft 4 ft
1
" ft' ill. Ib 4 1 li, ft ft
' I.a)eir lb 3 2 4 4 ft
l.fin', , insi I
1
Stahl. lb.,
kf C' nn.ll.
4 1 a 1 ft Hon'hmin I' 1 ft ft
bS " 1 1 "lli'm'liam e' I ft ft ft
Camgan. r. . 3 I 7
ha '1
Arailanea. p . 3 '1 1 '"ST k 1 ft 1, ft n
- FtlkeM.u-K . Z I- ! 4 II
Tocala 3ft 6 27 1" 1
fo'aii. ;j :4 I :
Batted fot Ball in iiiniti
Cleveland A (1 0 0 1 11 1. A- 1
Boston 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 A I
Two-base hits: B Lord Nlles. Lajoie..
Sacrifice hits. Wagner. Ball. Lajote. Stolen
base: McC'onneli. Lift on bases: Boston, b.
Cleveland. 7 Base on balls. Off Falken
burg. 2 Base on errors: Boston. 2 Struck
cui. AielUnes. S. Falkenburg 1 Time:
1 0 I'mpires: O Lough lin and Sheridan.
WHITE SOX BEAT HIGHLANDERS
Error hp Aaalla aad Eagle Co.
trlbale to lcter of Chicago.
NEW Y'ORK. Aug 14 Chicago took a
firmer grasp on fiftn place ln tht Amer
ican league race today by defeating New
Y ork. 7 lo 3. Errors by Engle and Au
tin were of much assistance to the visii
ors In gaining a winning lead. Score
c-HlCAt.r, VEW YORK
" A a. B H O A F
Alnxer rf . I
Parent, as - a
1 I r-emmict rf .
t 1 s ftHen.phlll rf.
0 1 1 k'.a.a If
4 1 4 ft 1,
4 1 ft Ci c
4 1 ft 1 1
4 1 2 3 1.
3 2 S 3 ft
5 ft 7 ! S
442:.
4 1 : 1
3 A ft 1 ft
1
ft ft ft e
: ft ft
lahall. rl... '
pi, ux hen
fala. 'b
If 4 1 t:ilrfel4 aa.
.4 ft 1 1 ft. ree
Tannehill. 3b 4
Au 2b 4
Oe ena. r ... 4
fn.nl.. p I
1 1 4 Kniah'. lb .
I A lie: in It
2 1 OSweenei, t ..
2 ft I ftMarinmc. p ..
Lapo-ca
3 11 14 14 2 Hu.t.ea, p ..
uru
Tocala
... 1 21 U 4
F.atted for Manning in the aeventn.
Ratted for Hugbes ln the nintn
1 'h icaf (1 0 A 1 A A A 0 ;
New York A A (1 1 6 2 A 0 0 2
Two-base hit Cree Stolen bases
TanneMil I c-n.niltt Leff cn bases 'h1
cago. IS. New Vera (, Base on errnte-
1 i.nego 1, New York. 2 Struck out:
; B sonitn. 3. t y Manning 2; ty Hughes,
; Hit lc piichec ball By Manning,
!.lnei 1,11- off M,t,i,:rt 1 1 in sevea
iiiintiga "lint. .., titer ieo- Cesake