T1IK I1BK: OMAHA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2fi. 1909.
Omaha and Des Moines Both Win and Sioux Gity Team Loses; Detroit Goes Into First Place
S
OMAHA WINNER AT" WICHITA
' . . ,
PotU Delirert the .Goods in t Pinch
' ,' in' the .Sixth Inninf.
KBO CHASED BY THE UMPIRE
Stays la (lain Jaat l.on Enanak
Mm V.m M llama Rin Kftlrr Hit
Hard, Hat Has flllt-Kdged
WICHITA, Aug. 25.-Toung Mr. Pott
won today' game tor Omaha with a pinch
hit In the alxth Inning. Thar u one
down 'and two strikes an tha batter with
man. on accond and .third, and lua.ecor
thrae all. His hit to centerfleld cored
both, making- tha cauht I to t It re
mained for tha balance of tha came.
Brennan had tha better of the pitching
except In that Inning, when he llowtl
tha , opposition to bunch three single on
him, but Keeley received the better up
port, Both teams played inappy ball and
fought hard every Inch of tha way. There
waa" much wrangling with the umpire;
Hughes and King ware chased early In the
game for kicking on decision. Omaha
cored In the first, when King hit the
ball over the fence. Two more came in
the third on two baae hlU by Fox and
Fisher, and Fedora error- Single by
Welch, Fendry and Petti, with a atolen
baae were responsible for the other two.
Wichita scored all of Its runs In the fifth,
when Weaver hit and was forced at sec
ond, . Brennan reaching first on the play.
Fed or walked and Mlddleton singled, fill
ing the bases. ' PetttgreW cleaned "top' with
a three base hit to the clubhouse. Score:
WICHITA.
AB. K. H.
Hughes. 2b 1 0 V
Feuor, 2b, ss I 1 1
Mlddleton, rf 4 12
Fettlgrew, cf 4 0 1
Westerst!, 3b i 0 2
Pennell, If 4 0 0
W hit, ss, 2b I I
Armstrong, lb 4 V 1
Weaver, c - 0 . '
Brennan, p 4 1 0
PO. A. E.
I 0
0 3
1 0
0 1
1 I
9
2
7
II
1
Totals..
I 1(1 27
3S
OMAHA.
AB. R. H. PO. A. B.
Fisher. If t 111 0 0
Fox, 2b 4 12 2 6 0
Kins;, cf 1110 0 0
Hollenbeck. cf 3 0 0 8 0 0
Kane, lb 4 0 0 15 2 0
W elch, rf 4 1 8 0 0 0
Pendrv. 2b 2 110 4 0
Potts, ss 4 0 1 2 4 0
Qondlng. c 4 0 2 2 0 0
Jreeley, p 4 0 0 1 2 0
Totals 36
Wichita 0 0
Omaha 1 0
Struck out: By Brennan, ; by Keeley,
1. Base on balls: Otf Keeley, 2. Stolen
bases: Fox, Per.dry. Sacrifice hit: Pen
dry. Two base hits: Weaver, Fisher,
Fox. Three base hit: Pen I grew. Home
run: King. Double plays: Keeley to Fox
to Kane; Fox to Potta to Kane. Left en
bases: Wichita, 7; Omaha, 6. Time: 1:4b.
empires: Derrick and, Ulenalvln. Attend
ance: 00.
t 10
0 0 8
2 0 0
27
0 0
2 0
18 0
0 0-3
0 0-4
Standing of the Teams
WEST! LBAGt'E. I AMER. AKS N,
W.UPctl t W.LPrt.
Moines.. H 44 .407 Milwsukee ..71 ! ..
4lous t'lty...6T 4 .f.t:t Minneapolis 7! M
Omaha M M -f-qioutsvllle ...S8.61I
Denver ......67 66 .R"W I'olaimbu .. .U S7 ,4'i
Topeka 66 65 .6i St. Paul ,..II.M
Wichita 63 61 .46 Toledo K 4 7
Pueblo 44 M .41HKn. City....) .4T8
Lincoln 41 74 . 366, Indianapolis SO U .H
NAT'I, LKAQCE. I AMEK. LEAUTJE 1
W.l, Prt.l , , W.UPat.
Pittsburg ....80 32 .7l4lDetrr.it 72 43 .ft
Chicago 76 3ti .t7il'hilartelphla 71 44 .!
New York.. 41 .2 Boston 70 47 .!8
I'lnrlnuaii . . .66 66 .Ittln. leveiand ...M ' ."8
Philadelphia 60 61 .4.-0 Chicago fA 68 .47
Bt. lxiuls 4S 68 .408 New York. ...62 61 .
Brooklyn ....41 70 .r,0;St. l.ouls 48 64 .48
Boston ......SO 82 ,5i Washington S3 82 .27
GAMES TOKAT.
I
Western League-Omaha at Wichita, Lin
coln at Deiver; Sioux City At Pueblo; Des
Moines at Topeka. 1
National league Pittsburg at New York,
Cinclnnatlat Brooklyn. Chicago at Phila
delphia. St. Louis at Bosten. '..
American League Washington at Cleve
land. Philadelphia at letrolt. New YOrK
at St. Looia, Boston at 'Chicago.
American Association Oolurnbti , at
Louihvllle, Indianapolis- at ' Toledo. Kansas
City at St. Paul, Milwaukee at Minne
apolis. ;. '
Oagnler wan given first In the sixth to
ning, stole second and scored on Stankard'i
error. t ' '
Mag a two-bagger and Oaseady' hit
(rave Denver a run In the sixth. Two hits
and numerous bases on balls gave Lincoln
its four runs In the eighth. Score:
DENVKH.
AB. K. H. O. A. E.
...3 2 1 110
Maag, 8b
Belden, If
Cassady, rf..,.
Jones, cf
Lindsay, lb...
Ktankard, 2b..
Hartman, ss,..
Haley, c
Olmstead, p...
Adams, p
'Bohannan
Totals
34 2
LINCOLN.
AB. R.
( 9
H.
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
2
0
3
I
2
3
2
1
1
0
0
27
O.
3
3
6
13
,1
. 0
0
0
a. e:
6
0
0
0
8
2
. 1
0
Waldron, rf....
Oagnler, ss
Jude. If
Thomas, lb
Davidson, cf...
Cock man, 2b....
Hogrlever, 2b..
Hulllvan, o
Jones, p....'
Totals 29 '8 3 XI U '2
Batted for Adams In nlth.
Denver 1 0 0 0.0 1 0 0 02
Lincoln ....... ........H 0 1 0 0 1 0 4 O-O
Two-base hits: Maag, Thomas. Stolen
bases: Maag, Cassady, Oagnler, Davidson,
Hogrlever. Bases on balls: Off Olmstead,
7; off Adams, 2V off J one 2. Struck out:
Hy Olmstead, 2; by Adams, 2; by Jones, L
Left on bases: Denver, 7; Llnooln, 6. Double
play: Gagnler to Thomas. Wild pitches:
Olmstead, 2. Time: 2:06. Umpire: Haskell.
TUPEKA LOSES QAHU ON ERRORS
even Baaalrs Coupled with Timely
lilts Tell Story.
TOPEKA. Kan.,- Aug. , 2S.--Des Moines
walked away wltli the game from Topeka
today, 6 to 2. Bad bungles by the locals,
followed by hits by the visitors, counted lb
runs. Score: , , .
DES MOINES.
I AB. R. If. O,
Dalton, rf.....',. 6 0 ; 2
Colllgan, as.,..., 6 l 1-3
MpttTck. cf ...,..,.3 0 0 2
Dwyer, lb t I ll
NMiaff,-iRb,.i
Karner, II
Williams, 2b....
McManus, o
Blsdorfer, p.,,,
Totals
..-'w 4' 1 I -0 i
3 33- 0
4 0"0 2
4 1 7
4 1 ro
Wooleyt ' cf .,
Rellly, ss
Oeler, rf
Kunkla. 3b
Landret'h, lf.....v
Boles, If
Abbott, lb
Kahl. 2b
Henry, o ,... 4
Kaufman, p 3
Wright, p 0
Kerns 1
Totals 38
36 &
TOPEKA;
AB. R,
4 0
5 0
6 0
..6 0
.it il
..10
.. 2 1
3
27 17
A. E.
0 0
2 .1
. , 1
0 1
i '
0
GAMES S NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York Benches Illte In Second
ad Defeats Pittsburgh.
NEW YORK, Aug. 28. New York made
five hits off Maddox In the second Inning
today and these, coupled with a pass and
a wild pitch, gave them three runs and their
second victory In this Merles over Pitts
burg. Thet score was 3 to 1. Phllllppl, who
succeeded Maddox. did not allow a run.
Mathenson pitched effectively for (he
locals and would have held Pittsburg to
one run had not Seymour dropped Wagner's
fly, In the first. Inning. Score: . (
NEW YORK. PITT8BVRO.
B.H.O.A.g J B.H.O.A.E
Dorle, (.... 4 16 1 OPIjru.. 3b.... 4 2 4 8 0
Symour. cf.. 4 1 1 0 lLmrk, cf 4 1 0 0 0
MrCorm'k. If. 4 1 1 0 OCIirka, l(.... 4 1 0 0
.O'Har. rf... 4 1 0 0W.,nr. M...4 0 4 10
Iierlln, b..i3 1 j.,4 OMHItr, lb..., 4 0 3 3 0
HrMvall, h. I 0 4 OAbautn, lb.. 4 0 1 0
Mrkl, lb-...t 111 00ibeoi,J .... I 1110
Msytrs. c... J 4 4 1 ftMaddox, p... 0 1 110
Muth,.on, pi 1 2 Ol'lillllppl, p.. 3 9 1 0 0
If 0
2 pi
8
H.
0
0
0
A. E.
0 0
4
0
1
0
0
0
1
4
4
0
0
Total 90 I 97 13 t .Total.. ...lM I 44 It;
ttsbura l 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 02
New York 0 8 0 0 0 0 ,0 0 3
Two-base hits: Devlin. Merkle. Byrne,
MoCormlck. Clarke. Stolen bases; -Leach.
Devlin.. Left on bases: Pittsburg, ; New
York, 4. .Struck out: By Mathewson. 2; by
Phllllppl, 1.' Bases on balls: Off Maddox,
I., wua piten: Maddox. Passed ball: Meyer.
Batted for Kaufman In the eighth Inning.
Des Moines. .....0 2 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 4
Topeka .....0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0-1
Two-base hits: Qeler, Kerner (2), Lan
dreth, Abbott, Blersdorfer. (Sacrifice hits:
Mattlck, Dwyer. Base on balls: Off Kauf
man, 1; off Bleradorfnr, 4. Struck out:
By Kaufman, 1; by Wright, i; by Blers
dorfer. 6. Hits: Off Kaufman, 8 In eight
Innings. Double plays: Rollly to Kahl;
Williams to Colllgan to Dwyer.. Left on
bsses: Topeka, 10; Des Moines, . Stolen
bases: Mattlck, Williams, Geier. Kunkla,
ADooii. iime: r.iv. umpire; Clark, At
ii-nainna dut
, 0 1 Hits: Off Maddox, 6 in two Innings; off
0 1 Phllllppl, 3 In six Innings, Timet 1:2. Um
Oiplres: O'Day and Emslle.
? Cobs Lose on Errors.
ul PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 25-Bunchlrig of
I hits and taking advantage of Chicago's er-
1 rors gave Philadelphia a victory over Chl
0 cago today In a quickly played game.
0 Sparks had one bad Inning, when Chicago
made a double and a trlDle. hut nihrrvias
8 10 27 14 7 1 he was effective. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. CHICAGO.
B.H.O.A.E. H H n A u
Oram, lb.... 4 4 8 0 1 Kv.ra, lb . ..4 14 4 1
Balsa, cf I 0 14 OShack.rt. H.. 4 l a o a
Tltua, rf 4 110 osrhulta. rf .. 4 10 0 0
Magea, If.... 4 110 OChanca, lb... 4 4 110
Dr'oaflald. lb 4 0 I I OSiamr.ldt. 3b 4 1 I 1 0
Ward, lb I 1 1 1 tHufman. rf. .1 110 1
Csnlaa, as.... I 1 0 I lTlnkar. aa.... 4 12 2 1
Doom,- u I 1 I'oArohar, o.i,. 15 10
parks, : p..,. f 0 1 1 oUrown. .,..! 0 0 1a
DETROIT IN FIRST: PLACE
Tiferi Win Seesaw.- Gsune from
i ( ' Athletics and BrekvTic
VICT0RT COMES EI 1 THE NINTH
Umpires: Ed Robaa and Hawkins. Attend
ance. 8.S41. . .
Other game: R H E.
Pies i on .( 0 0 0 0 1 2 2 0-i 10 1
tTontenelle v...s.0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 02 6 2
Plank Steady Tkrosgktst, While
Donevaa le Wild at ' Tlaaea, .
. Strong; ,- in t' v
Plarkee.
bat
DETROIT, Aug., 26.-By winning today'
game wltlv Philadelphia , the Detroit team
broke the 41 for first place, in the Amer
ican league pennant race and took 'undis
puted possession of the lead rvrta . per-
hcanuge'of .624. TH defeat placet Ttilla-
delphla vrn points' befflnd.' - Detroit won
b; a core of 4 to 2. The 4vlnnlrnJ run; was
mde In Detroit's' half -of the, ninth.' Mori
arftly's srnglejTom J04ies'' tilfleh) 'out and
Stanage'e line hit to center seot Ivi tti de
ciding -score.' piahk' was, sreads Ihrrfiigh
out, 'while Donovan was wild, bilt strong In
the piitcnea, 'noni, of th4 errors ! figuring
In anyway Jh scoring. ' ' , . , v . ""
In the, third Inning Barry' gave -a 'bril
liant eothlbltion of fleldfng, taking a Vase
hit from V. Jones xrti a tomarkabla Juggling
catch and Immediatejy afterwards, reach
ing a ground ball from Bush's bat and slid
ing to second for a force play. lie cut off
at least two runs. Detroit's, entire Infield
performed finely. Score: ' . -
DETROIT. PHILADELPHIA.
B.H.O.A.E. B.H.O.A.K.
T). Jonea. If. 4 1 10 OHirtltl. If... I 0 4 0 1
Bu,h, ea 4 114 OMorphr. ft.. 2 1 4 4 0
Cobb, rf 4 2 3 0 col Una. lb. . . 6 8 14 1'
Crawford, rf. 4 1 6 0 OBakar, lb.... 4 1110
Delahanty, lb 4 ! I 4 OParla, lb.... 6 1 I 0 0
Murlarlty, lb. 4 10 1 OBarrr, aa (18 10
T. Jonea, lb. 4 I I OOldrlns. cf... I 1 4 1 4,
Stanaav, C....4 t t 1 CLlvlnsalona, o 4 110 1
Donorao, p.. I 0 3 1 0 Plank, p 4 1 0 0 0
Totals. ..,..14 10 r7 14 Totals. A...M KB 10
Winning run made with one out.
Detroit 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 1-4
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 18
Two-baxe hits: Bush, Delehanty, Stanage,
Collins, Baker. Sacrifice hit: Donovan.
Stolen base: Crawford. Double plays: T.
Jones to Stanage to T. Jones; Oldrlng to Liv
ingstone. Left on bases: Detroit, 6; Phila
delphia, 12. Bases on balls: Off Donovan, 8.
Struck out: By Donovan, 2. Wild pltoh:
Donovan. "Time: 1:55. Umpires: Connolly
and Kerln.
Senators Win in Tenth. '
CLEVELAND. Aug. 26. Washington beat
Cleveland, to 6. In ten Innings. Pel-ring's
muff of Good's throw was responsible for
the defeat. Unglaub and Schaefer of Wash
ington were ejected from the grounds for
protesting to I'm pi re EVans. For a time
Manager Cantillon refused to replaoe and
the game was delayed until the Umpire
threatened to forfeit .It. Score:
WA8H1NOTON. CLEVELAND.
B.H.O.A.E-. B.H.O.A.E
0 4
1 0
1 0
1 1
8 0
0 0
4 1
0 0
6 0
0 0 4
4 0 0
1 1 0
Browna. rf... 110 OPlick
8i haafar, lb., 10 10 OOooda,
Hardr, 2b ... I
I'nflaub, lb.. 1
Htreat, e I
Ullr.lt, cf.. 4
Miliar. If 4
Kllllfar, lb..i
M'-Brlile, as. 6
cf t 1 2
rf ft 1 6
0 1 4 OKtoTSil. lb.. j 6 4 10
PUEBLO'S HITS ARB WELL TIMED
MeCheaney the Blm ftelae with the
, :.
PL' E BIX), Aug. . Pueblo hit timely to
day and took the first game from Sioux
City, 6 to 2. McChoanev's htttinar avaa nna
i'f the features, securing two two-bagger I
and a single; all! uf the hits figuring in the?
i uu a vtwua. .
Jackson was Id good form and out pitched
Alderman, -wnij was wild at times, hitting
three batsmen.' Smith's three-bagger and
a caoriflua fly gave the. vlsltora their first
run, white their last score, waa the renult
of a hit .batsman, an out. and Campbell
I Ingle. - -. -- , ' v
Clark, McChesnejf aid Curtis. wlth''hafd
drives, piled up the scores In the sixth and
eighth tnntngs.
In the nl m ll Inning Jackson opened by
passing Towne. He then struck out Welch,
Huntar Edmondson In order. Scora:
SIOUX C1TT.
AB. R. H. O. A., E.
4 11 1 g o
.(... 4
...' 2
4
Smith, ss....'.
t'ampbell, If..
Andrews, 2b..
Tow ne, - c...
Welch. Sb
llunter. lb....
Kd
Edmondson. . rf..:
Stovall, rf .......k. 2
Alderman, p 3
H.
1
3
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
o.
1
s
1
10
I
0
'.Total,. .....30 4 81 3 TaUla...i..tt' 7 84 11 I
Philadelphia S 0 o o -n e.1"ia-i
Chicago n..vt ! I 1,0 Ifll-l
Two-base hlta- u
Three-base hit: Tinker. Suorllce hlU:
Dottln. Brown.- Double play! iljuolan to
Bransfield to Grant. Left nn bu Phiia.
delphlar 4; Chicago, 5. Bases on balls: Off
Sparks, 1; off Brown. 1. Buses on. errors:
f hlladelphla. 3: Chicaso. 1. Stmeir mi- r
Sparks. 1; by Brown. 3. Tlmei 1:22. I'm.
pi res: Klem and Kane. ' '
Rede Blank gnperbaa.
BROOKLYN. Auv. H.-Primm. ",.'
ImM Brooklyn to three hire and hut them
out, J to 0, a reverse of yegterday' acorj.
Score:- ' , . - 1
CINCINNATI. . . BROOKLYN.
B.H.O.A.E. B.H.O.A 1.
Millar, cf....4 OBurob, af..i . 4 0 4 4
Psakart, It... I 1 I 4 rianMM, It . 4 1 1 0 0
Hobiltaal, lb 4 2 10 3 OLannax, lb.. 4 10 10
WliPhall, rf.. 0 1 4 0 Hunter. rt.'.. 4 0 0 0
" k 4 1 8 1 OAlearmait. lb t 4 I t 4
Labart, 8b... 4 1 OHummal. 1h l t il i
rharlaa. ae.J 114 1 McMillan, aa. I 0 3 I 8
Balk, o '.8 Oil 4H.ran. a.... sals
Promaia, p... 4 1 0 j 1 Mcfstyra, p.. 3 0 0 0 0
Ionian 1 .... 0 4 0 0 0
Totals...;.. II or? 10 I'Mciataaa ..4 0 0 0 0
Totals.
t'trlia.' ,if ,.
Corhan, tm
Clark.-: lh
Miller, rf.
Mct'hesney, cf.
Locke.. 3b
Pi Uche II. 2b...
Meixe, G
Jackson, p
18 2
PUEBLO.
AB. H
8
2
6 24 IS
Toiftls....
Sioux City...
1'lltblO
Stolen :
25 S
ko 0 0
10 0'
A,
H
1 27
1 0 0 0 0-J
0 2 0 8 --8
McChesney. Two-base hlta:
aict-naxuey 12), turtia. Tbroe-base hit
Smith. Double play: Locke to Clark. Led
011 bases: Sioux City, 4; Pueblo, 6. Hit
with pitched ball: By Jackson. 1; by Alder
man, 3. Sacrifice hits: CamLboll. Corban,
Metse. Passed balk: Mmsa. Struck out:
By Jaokaon, 8; by Alderman, 8. Klrat base
on balls: Off Alderman. 3; off Jackson, 4.
Time: ' 1:45. Umpire.: Mullln. Attendance,
800.
LINCOLN WINS 4)." TIIBKE 14ITS
Stolen Bnaea t'asst,
UENVER, Aug. 26. -Olmstead lost control
of aha ball in the eighth Inning and gave
the. game to Lincoln. Adams waa put In
to slop the ragged work, but his two bases
on balls foroad in two more- run a. Up to
that time the gars Ha4 bean eJoan, marked
by ftna pitching nj good naldtug.
A feature waa that only one assist was
made te the Denver first baseman, two
vt nls three putouts being- en, fiy ball.
The three rune made flret In the came
ware ail off bases on balls. Maag was
given rirat In the first Inning, stole sec
ond and scored on Jihies' single. Hogrlever
was given first In tha third inning, want
to third en BulUvan'g single awl stute hows.
0 0 0 OLalote, lb. ... 6 I
0 11 OCIarke. c.,.4 1
8 3 0 OBrmlt, e 8 0
110 1 Pairing, lb . 4 8
12 11 Hlnchman. If 4 1
4 0 4 OHall. aa 1 t
hl.uerr. c-lb4 111 0 ORhoades, p... I 4
Johnaon, p... 4 10 0 1 Bartar, p 1 0
Joaa. a A A
Total 19 11 10 14 I'alaatarlr ...1 0 0 4 4
' Totals 43 11 80 It 3
Batted for. Joss in tenth. ;i - , ,
Cleveland 3 0100 0 100 15
Washington 0 00002002 88
Two-base hits: Browne, Ball. Three-base
base hit: Stovall. Sacrifice hit: Hinehman.
Stolen base: Hlnchman. Base on balls: Off
Khoades, 2; off Johnson, 1; off lU-iger, 1.
Struck out: By Rhoades, 1; by Johnson, 4;
by Joss, 1. Wild pitch: Johnson. Left on
bases: Cleveland, 11; Washington, 7. Time:
2:00. Umpire; Evans.
, White Bom and Bookworms Tie,'
CHICAOO,' Aug. 25-Boston and Chicago
played a 4 to 4 tie In nine Innings-today.
The game was called on account of dark
ness after it had been played in a drlxxltng
rain. A single by Donohue, who batted
for Wood, tied the score in the ninth.
Soore;
' CHIPAOO. BOSTON.
B-H.O.A.B. B.H.O.A.E.
Altlaar, lb... I 0 11 1 ONIIea. If I 114 0
Paiant. aa.... 4 12 1 OLcra, lb 10 00
Cola, cf......4 1 2 0 08pakr, cf..4 13 4 0
Dousharty. If 4 1-0 1 OOaaalar. rf...4 110
Hlw. rf 1 0 0 0 tWitur; aa... 10 8 4 0
Tannehlll, . lb 4 18 1 Ogtahl, lb I I 14 4 0
Ata. lb 1 1 l 4 OM'Cnnall, lb I 1 8 1 0
11 -' ' Ol'arrlajao, 0. . I 0 I t 0
il. P 1 111 OKargar, p....l 1 0 I 0
woed, p..
ToUla . 1 27 15 0Donohu
Woliar ..
Clcetta, p.
Betted for- Mclntyre ba'lnlh. - " '
Itan for -Jordan In tha ninth
Cincinnati i 0 0 0 0-J 0 0 0 ft- 2
Brooklyn .'.. ....... 0 OOOOOOOO-o
Two-base hit: r-harU. n.nriei. v.i..
Roth. Stolen bases 1 H obi 111 v..r.r, ci.n,'
ent. Double playr Burcb to McMillan.
i-ot on oases: Cincinnati. 4; Brooklyn, 8
First base on balls: Off Fron.me, 1; off
Mclntyre. 4. -Struck out,: By Fromme. 7;
by Mclntyre. A. Wild nlth- - Miiiv
Time: 1:41. Umpire; Jobnstonr ,-
. Boston Wlna from St, Lonla,
BOSTOhf. Aug. 26. Boston won a ka.w
hitting game from St. Loula lodir a t a
Tha visitors had a good lead, but bunched
hlta, and tha wlldness 'of the St. Louts
Pitchers In the last two Innings gave
Boston the victory. Tha battlna- of n. k.r
and Coffey featured.. tni:
unnin. aT. LOt'18.
, 111.(1.1 t B.H.O.A.g
Thoaaaa. If... 4 ISO OBarbaau. lb.. I 1100
Backar, rf ... 4 114 OKllla. it 4 111
Shaaa, lb.... 4 4 I 4Kraanahui, at 1 4 4 0
Peaamuat. - d 4 ' ' I 4Ksiickr, lb 4 I 10 1
waanay, lb.. 3 1.1 6 0 Evans, rf I 1 1 4 a
a 11 vieiKanir, lb 4 1
Autrr, lb.
Graham,
Outlay, aa.
Klrbla. p..
Mora, p...,
liahlan ..
Mallara. p'
lb 4 1 a a
4 3 4 4 OShaw. cf 1 a I 00
T ota la.
a a tsiorta, aa. ... I 1 1 I 1
, 1 a a a 1 Sanaa. - p 1 0 I 1 4
14 0 1 OHalaltk. p...O 0 4 4 0
i 1 v a u v!tta.n, p.. 4 4.4 0 0
ToUIS...l4 1154 13 8
1 Ml as a
Nona out whan winning riin scoied..
-uaiieo ior store n the eighth.
!M. 1XU1S 41100100 X
Bo ton 21000001 14
Two-base hits: Beckar. rvfr.v nn.
Konatehy, Oraham. Throe-base hit: Cot
fey. Home run: Delahanty. ILta Off
Klchle, 7 In two and one-thud Innings; tiff
More, 4 la five-and two-thlrda Innings; off
Bailee, U In aeven and one-third innings; off
Raleigh. 2 In two-thirds Inning (none out
rtnievea py naonmaj) in Uie ninth)
off Bachinan, 1 Sacrifice hit: Oraham
bacriioe fly: Beauinont. Shaw. Stolen
"": naraeau, ui anam; - Double plave:
Mora to Oraham te Autrey, Storka to Dele
hanty to Kopetcjiy. Left on baaea: Boston
n; M. iauis. 8. First base on balls: Off
Richie. 6: off Mora, 3; off Sallee. 3; off
ruiieign..' r, on atatlern, 1. First base on
trrora: Boston. 1; St. Louis, i. Struck out:
By Mora. 1: by Mattel u, V Pasard ball:
Hreenahan. Wild puck: More 12). Time:
iut, v umpire; mgirr :,
..3 0 4 1
..1140
..0 0 0 0 0
..0040
Totals 81 8 17 14 t
Batted for Wood In ninth.
Ran for Donahue in ninth.
f hlcago 0 1 0 1 0 0 2 0 04
Boston 1. 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1-1
Two-base hits: Tannahm sinui,., o..ui
Hits: Off Karger, 2 in three and a third
innings; off Wood, b in four and two
thirds Innings; off Clcotte, 1 In, one Jnnlng.
Sacrifice hlta: McConnell (2), Atx Hahn
(2). - Scott. Stolen bases-' l-nin' 'Mc
Connell, At. Double play: 'Tanne.
wagner to McConneJl., Left on bases: Chi
cago, 6; Boston. 6. Basa on hall.- nr u....
4; off Karger, 3; off Wood. ). Struck out:
ii'iij , V" "f nr,ri y wood, 3.
Wild pitches: karger. Wood. Time: 2:0S
Umpires: Egan and O'Loughiln. . .. . , .
Browne Shnt Dot Hlghlangere.
ST. LOUIS. Ausr. 25.-t. Loula nhut out
New York again todav. 1 to 11 in j-
nlngs. Powell was outpitched by Brockstt
st. Louis making only four hits, but the"
visitors had eleven men left on banes The
tun was aoored on Williams' rt.mhi. .
passed ball and Pewell'g sacrifice fly
Score:
ST. ' LOUIBi KBW YORK.' "
fl.H.O.A.B. B.H.O.A.g
Hartaall, aa.,4 1 I I IDammltt. of.. 4. 4 1 0 0
lone, If I 0 10 OKaalar, rf....4 14 0 0
Hoffman, cf.. 0 I 0 OEngla, If.... I I a
Origga. lb ... 4 0 8 1 OCraa, sa I 114
Owalliar, rf I 0 1 0 OLaports, 3b . 6 a a
rrrrla, lb.... 4 1 4 OKmthi?- lb. J 1 0 4 4 1
WHIIama, tb. Jill OAuatln, lb. . . 1 4 01 0
Slaphena, c. t 1 1 0 0Saanay. ., 4 4 1 A
Ppw.ll. P. --8 1 OBrwkati! ... 4 I 3 I
Taiala II 4 10 11 1 Totals.... I ll lin- 11 "I
Winning run scored lth two nui
St. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11
iw xora 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O o A 0
Two-base hlta: LaPorle Willi.. c
Hflce hits: Knight. Powell. Stolen bases:
Hartaell, Stone, Engle, Double plays- Wil
liams to Origga, Austin to La ports to
Knight. Left on bases. St. Louis, 8; New
York, 11. Base on balls: Off Brockets 4
off Powell. 1. Struck out: By Brockett' 4'
I. "".' "weeney; irae: 1 :1a.1 Umpires ;
Perrlne aud Sheridan.
GAMES
l.
THRGE-I
LEAGUE
Springfield
U4MEK IX AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
t nlnsabne Wlna tid Ylrml Victory This'
Yeair nt Lonlavllle.
IXfUISVILLE. Ky.. Aug. . Columbus,
for tho first time this Feann, won a game
today on the LoulsviLe grounds. Uoodwln
proved too strone on the slab for the lo
cals. The weather was Intensely hot. Um
pire Rulllvan had to retire from the game
btciuse of Illness. Score;
(JOH.MHIS. LOt'lgVtLl.R.
B.H.O.A.It. B.H.O.A
Kratar, ef 1. I 111 4r0nlar. rf. I 1 1 0 1
Odaall, lb... I 111 twaoaruff, cf. I 1 I 0 0
Cona.Hon, rf 4 r 3 4 OSuIiitiu, lb . 4 t 0 4
Jamra, e...,. 013 Fenloa, ' It. ..; 4 130
riarka. It.... 4 0 4 0 ds.lm. lb I 4 110
Morlarlty, Hi 0 I 4 4 (I ton. lb. ...'I 13 14
O'Hourte, lb 4 1 f ' 4 OQutnlan, aa.,4 0-1 t'
ri-l.k, lb 1 I I 0 Huhaa. c.,,1 t f 3 0
Goodwin, p,, 1 4 0 1 JDrcaiuiier. M 0 I I I
Totals U T 84 14 I Totals. .17 4 t7 4 1-
Dolumbus i.....l-t 0 0 0 10'0 02
Louisville .......... ..0 1 0 a 0 0 0 0 01,
Stolen banes: . Dimleaw (X). Kruaer.
Woodruff, Fejnldru Otson. Sacrifice hits:1
Olson, Od all. Three-base hlta: Oongal
ton, O'ltourke Fenlon. luuhi playi.Kru
ger to Morlarlty. struck out: . By, Decan
lilere, 4; bv Uoodwln. 1. Base oh balls:
Off Decaunlere, 2; oft Ooodwln, 4. r. lid
imin: uoooiti.' Lielt on base:- ixiSIjx -ville,
8; Columbus, 5. BalK; Qoodwln.
Time: 1:40. Umpires! Conanan and Sulli
van. - ' I .. T -i
.. Snlnta Win from Belrlaera. , .
ST. PA CU Minn . Aua-. 26 Kllror held
Kansas City to two hlta todav and won..
8 to 1. It was fast base ball all the way
and a battle of pltchera, Dorner allowing
put lour niia. ttcore:
t -.: . BT. PAl'U . KANSAS CITT. ,
B.H.O.A.K. . B.H.O.A 8
DaTla. el I 4 1 0 SShannon, cf.. 8 1 0 1
Boutbeit aa . I 0 0 I IPhay. aa......S 0 I 4 0
Lleae, If. ... . 4 4 0 0 OBwkley, lb . 1 0 10 o
Armu'atar, rf 1 I t OHallman, rf.. I 4 14 0
Cartacb. lb., 1 I 11 I vLora, If 4 0 14
O rlu, , lb.. 4- I 1 1 Otiainnf, lb.. 10 2 0
Si nicer, c... 1 4 4 4 Otlrh.r, lb. 1 0 4 4 0
Wnaley, 2b.. I 4 4 T OUulIWan, C...S 0 3 0 4
Kllroy, p.... I 0 0 4 1 Dortiar. p..., I 1 1 0 V
. CarUala ... 0 4 .4
Totals 24 If X I v -
1 Ttala......i4 S 14 10 1
.Ran for Beckley In the ninth.'
St. Paul 01 0 0 0 0- 0 1 2
Kansas City 0 0 0 1 0 Q 0 Q 9-1
Two-base hits: O'Bilen, Hetllng. Stolen
base: Boucher. Base on balls: Ort Kll
roy. 8; off Dorner, 0. Hit by pitched ball:
By Dorner, Spencer. Struck out; By Ki
roy, 3; by Dorner, 4. Time: 1:2. Umpire:
Owens.
Telede Wins Both Games. , '
TOLEDO, Aug. 25. MeSurdy's triple with
the bases full in the fourth, tying the
score, after he had replaced Owen in the
third inning of the second game, was the
biggest feature of the double-header won
by Toledo. The second game went an extra
Inning. Soore, first game: ;
TOLEDO. INDIANAPOLIS.
B.H.O.A.B.. B.H.O.A.g.
Rafterf. of .. 4 0 3 0 1 Ctiadb'rne, If 4 1 8 0 4
Hlnchman, lb 4 1 4 4 4 Hay dan. rf.. 4 0 1 0 0
r man, lb. 4 0 14 0 OSpancar, cf.. 4 11 10
Hlcknian. If.. I 2 10 oCarr, l....ir4 1 11 0 1
MoCartky, rf. 4 1 1 0 lBurk. lb.... 4 2 4 1 0
Klwait, lb... 4 113 0 How lay. 0. ... I 110 0
Abbott, 0....I 114 OWllllama, fab. I 1 2 4 0
Lynch, aa. .. 1 8 17 1 Hopke, as.... I 0 8 4 1
Weal, p 1 0 0 1 OSiagle, p I 0 0 I 0
Total II 4 87 18 I Total U J. 84 14 fi
Toledo 10001010 3
Indianapolis 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 i
Two-base hits: Lynch, " Elwert, Burke.
Double plays: Lynch to Hlnchman to Free
man, . Hopke to Williams to Carr. First
base on balls: Off Slagle, 1. Left on bases:
Toledo, 6; Indianapolis,'' 3. Stoien bases:
Abbott. Lynch, Spencer,-: Howlevr Struck
out: By West, 1;. by -Slagle, I. Time: i:40.
Umpire: Hayes.
Score, second game:4' '
TOLEDO. -rv tNDIANAPOLfS.
B.H.O.A.E. B.H.O.A.g.
Raftarr, cf... 4.1.4 0. Ofhadb'rne. It 10 4
Hlnchman, lb 4 1 1 4 0 Hay dan. rf... i 110 0
Freeman, lb. 4 1 4 ,lgpaaear, cf...3 8 4 0 0
Hickman. If. 4. 110 OCaxr, lb 4 ,1 H 1
Mccanny. rr. X 1 ouurks. lb.... I 10 4 1
8 0 8 Ortaalay, c.;.. I 0 S 1
U llama. 3b. 4 0 8 3 1
Hooka, sa.... I 3 1 4 0
I tl 0 1 OKeepper, b . 4 1 0 1
SPRACCE, ABBOTT,. IN JLEAD
i ' , '. .:
County Club Flayer Has Low Score in
7 .Stte Tourney..
FIELD CLTJB MAN BUNS CLOSE
Abbott fieta Tkroaik Qnnllfylng;
Bonnal with 14 ad W. K.
(ktiahrri t'nanes In Seconal
with One Mere Stroke.
Guinea plays I. C. 8torey; A. A. McClure
plays J. B. Porter; Sherwood plays F.d.
Murphy; Foy4 Plays . f lock ton 'Heth;
Chambera playe tieorge Hhieldk; 1,1ml
rsvs Nate- Reokard; t-prasne plava Ralnn1;
I piays ia io(iceur: 4Sgee plays
Parlsli; Kinsler plays winner cf tie; June
t.rs
Klw.rt. lb.,
Abbott, e..,. 1 4 i W(J
Lynch, aa.... I 1 I I 1H
1. .1.0.4 ,. e...
v a a v
Yotal.:....tt 1121 17 ,2
Owao, p,,...
McHuruy, a.
Land, lb....
, ,TbI-i.v4 1A. Siraro ui .-. -tart '
One out whea w.nljjun noored., ,-,
Toledo ...........0 1, 1,1.0 0 0 0 0 1-6
Indianapolfs ..... 1 D 3l 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-4
Twb-base 'hits:'' Hickman, Tilnchman,
Hayden, Chadbaurne. Three-base hits:
McSurdy, Raftery. HlfcvWlth pitched ball:
By McSurdy, Spencer. First base on balls:
Off Owen, 1; ' off Kuepper. 4. Ieft on
bases: Toledo, 10; Indianapolis, 11. Sacrifice
hits: Lynch i2), Spencer.' Struok but:. By
Owen, 1; by McSurdy,' 4; by Kuepper, 2.
Time: 2:06. Umpire: Hayes.
Milwaukee Regains Lend.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug 25.-Mlnneapolls
played miserably today, Milwaukee win
ning, J to i and regaining the lead In the
pennant race. Score: -
MILWAUKEE. tINNaVAFOLI8.: :
B.H.O.A.E. B.H.O.A.E.
Randall, rf.. 4 1 1 4 60. rollloi. cf 4 0 2 0 0
Roblnaon, a. I I I I lOylar, a ....l 114 8
Barry, If 4 0 10 ODoana, lb.... 4 0 111
trunk, ef.... 1 10 0 OCIymar, rf...4 110 4
MrOann, lb.. I 4 11 0 4Craraih. If.. 4 3 0 0 A
Clark, lb 4 1 I 8 0J. Col Una. lb 4 1 0 1 0
MeUoraVk. Ibl 114 OAltrack, lb.. 4 0 18 4
warnar, a v w vaioca, e...
Doua-har-.y, p. I 1 0 1 o'l-ukaring
McOUrnn, p.. 1 4 OHapp, c...
r. slulilla ..
t t xutais aa a wt 11 1 tttignas, p
uimataaa
0 0 8 0 1
114 0 0
3 14 0 4
0 0 0 4 0
3 0 114
1 0 0 0 0
-.Totals II 1 67 W 4
Batted for Block in ,the second.. , . , .
. "Batted for Itapp 1n tTie ninth.
Batted for Hughes In the ninth.
Mirneapolls 0100030004
Milwaukee .. 0 3 8 0 0. 0-0 0 17
Home runsr Cravath, Strunk. . Three-base
hits: Clymer, Randall, Hoblnson. Two
base hits; - Cravath, Randall. Stolen, bases:
Robinson, Clark. Sacrifice hit: Ovler.
Double plays: Downs to Oyler to Altr'ock,
Hufhes to Downs, Clark to McCormlck to
McGann. Left on base:. Minneapolis, 6;
Milwaukee 5. Hits: Off Dougherty, 8 in
five Innings; off MoOfyrin, I In four Innings.
Struck out: By Hughes, 6; by Iougherty.
2.. First base on balls: Off Hughes, 8; off
ltougherty, 1; off McGlynn, 2, Hit with
pitched ball: McOahn. Wild pitch: Hughes:
Passed ball.-: Rapp. - Time: 2:10. Umpires:
Outbrie and King. . ..
KIT rO TODAY Morning.
Amalctir Champion First round. 8 a. nr.
"18 holes', match play, the beaten etx
. teen to ply:ft)r the consolation prise.
iDJrectors'-r'lttrt pound, 13 ioles, match
. play, the beaten, sixteen to.pUtx for the
solscj prlgo. ' '
Secretary's First round. IS holes, match
play the beaten sixteen to-play in the
.. consolation handicap. -.
. Afternoon; '
ArrfatetiV Champion Second round, 1:30.
M holes, Vnstch playr ''"
Consolation Irst round. .1:46 18 boles.
niatcli play. , v
Directors Second roundj 18 holes, match
filsy.- ' 5 ' '
Solace First ' rdund, 18 ' hole, thatch
Play. , , ;.- '
Secretary's Second round. . . IS holes,
match play. ' ,
Consolation Handicap 18' holes'. ' rmateh
' play against bogey,' "holes up," . for
4,, those who, did, not qualify and who
were brfi.tin In the first, round of the
" Secretary's flight. k
Sprague Abbott -wrn the- medal for the
low qualifying score with S 164 In the Ne
braska golf tournament. He wa closely
crew-ded by J. B. ' Lindsay with 165. The
young barrister had a little bad luck fen a
coule cf putts, which pin him to the bad
and allowed the' lengthy chicken raiser to
capture the tiacon. Abbott Is picked by
some as the wlnrler 6'f the tournament, as
he Is in fine form and hts drives, ap
proaches and putt are" ail good and he Is
playing a thoroughly consistent gafne.
- K. H. Sprague surprised his friends by
bringing In a score of 172 for thrty-fg
holes, as he did not get a rery' good atart
In the mornine. '
. Secretary Hoel has so arranged the flights'
that fill who . played Wednesday were able
to qualify in one or ; the. .other, of ., the
(llajhts. There were three !fl'tghu. of thirty-,
Iwo each aod ipstnlnety-sjla starter, so
vnat escn mar) was able to get a place,
The first pair was away at 7:30 and after
Davenport Wlna from
Three 4 Two.
SPRINGFIELD. HI . AnT :'i ....
Parkins and Steiger had pitched good ball
with fine suooort un to ih uumii, -'
nlng, Davenbort hit Stelgcr for ihrea runs
tinning. 3 to 2. Soora: n u u-
r-Lf i iiibi ieiu .....a u u o a n t 1- a o 11 ,
Dav.npoit ......0 0 0 0 0 0 0 t 0 S 6
Hat'ailes: Staiaer and Jnhnun-. d..u ..
and Smith. r
DLCATUR. Ill Aug. 25. -Cedar Rapids
was easy to defeat today by Decatur
Soore: .f .-. RH.kl'
I'ecatur e a a a a 1 a
Cedar Rapids 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1
H",'."1 Ben" ni McNamara; Kissel)
and Rohrer.
BLOOM1NQTON. 111., Aug. 26.-Rock
Island game postponed; rain; double-header
tomorrow.
PKUKIA, 111., Aug. 25. Dubuque game
postponed ; rain.
TOW SENDS WIN SKCONO OA MB
Defent Hepklns Brethera In the
Creatoa Tnnrnnaaenl,
' CRF.STON, la.. Aug. 25 (Special Tele
gram.) The Townaend Gun company team
of Omaha won the aeoond gam of the HJ
tournamant today, defeating Hopkins Bros,
ef Des Molnea by the score of 4 to 2 In a
Close and Interesting game. The other game
resulted In a victory for Creaton ever
Pontanelle. score, 6 to 2. Score: ft H E.
Townaorda ,...0 0 2 1 1 0 0 04 12 1
Hopkins ......... 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 02 2 2
Batteries: Townsenda: Kelly knd Olbaon;
Hopkma Broa . Willis aud Puilook. Two.
iaae hlta: Faber t2. HaU. Qlbaon, Mo An
drews, tjulgltiy. Stolen baaea: ijulgley,
Keelant. Mruck-out: By Kelly, ;'by Willis
4- Baae on balls: off Kelly, 3; off Willis, L
Indiana Are Defeated.
WALTHILL, Neb.. Aug. 25 (Special. i
On the first day of the Walthlll base ball
carnival the Bancroft base ball team won
a decisive victory over the Watthlll In
dians in a fast sixteen-lnning game by the
score of 4 to 8.
The game was closely contested from the
tart and was won In the first half of tha
sixteenth by a single by H. Basslnger, a
sacrifice by Hoffmann and a two-bagger
by B- Basslnger, which scored , the. final
run and won him his own game. Sensa
tional plays were numerous, of which the
most noteworthy waa . the running catch
of Vogt In left field, by L. Fariy on third
and the pitching of Basslnger for Ban
croft. Soore: -r ' RHkC
Bancroft ,.0 0012000000000 1-.4 11 8
Walthlll .0 20010000000000 -3 U
Batteries: Bancroft, Basslnger and Bas
slnger; Walthlll, Sherman, Mattney, Hamil
ton and Walker. Umpire: Mies Amanda
Clement. ...... ,
1
that tho first tee hSd- plsyere .wgftlng for
their chance to get .away until 11 o'clock.
The coure was in aplendid condition, al
though the ralr green shows the' want of
rain and the grass Is somewhat dry.
The tournament is so arranged that the
player ' will qualify for one or the other
of the different flights and will be able to
play each forenoon and afternoon during
the tournament.
Sprague Abbott and W. N. Chambers
made the best record as a team and the
long boy from the Omaha Country club
turned In the low score of. the morning.
Blaine Toung was low man for. an hour
or two with his 85. "but about noon Cham
bers and Abbott came to the scorers' tent.
Abbott showing an 81 and Chambers an 84.
Many additional state players, who had
not entered before, arrived during the
morning and started. In the tournament:
Fremont R. W. Hammortd, J, C. Coad.
' Hastings p. L. Stechtrr. O. W Tlbbetts,
George J. Evans, J. T.- Powers, John Rees.
, Lincoln C. R. Elgos, I. M. , Raymond, L.
6. Paine, II. B. Mlie): Arthur, Walsh,. U. W.
Rcket,ta, . C, .Calkins,,' J. Dorgan, J. Q.
ChapJn, Judge. Stoddard, Foots. ...
Miller .Park .. Club A. C- Reed, H.
Shearer. , .
Srorea In Dap-'a Play.
Scores In the qualifying round were as
follows: '
AMATEUR CHAMPION.
Out. In. Out. In.T'CI.
Sprague Abbott, Country 44
W. N. Chambers. Pieid..42
Blaine Young, Country. 46
Dr. H. C. Sumney, Field 46
E. R. Wilson, Miller 48
W. A. Shafer, H. H 60
F. N. Sherwood. 8. O... 50
Juna Abbott, Field 4
F. H. Gnlnes, Country.. 44
A. ' V. ' Kinsler, Country. 48
0. W. Shields, Field.... 4G
J. P. Weppner. S. O.... 4fl
J. B. Rahm, Vield club. 49
J. W. Hughes. Field.... 60
Ed Murphy, Field club.. 60
D. .V. Sholes, Field club 52
J. B. Llndsey, Field 46
W.' J:- S'oye. 4?ountry.... 47 '
Stockton Heth. Country 60
B. li. Sprague. Country 43
J, 3. Fltigerftld. S. O... 47
Ji Q. Adams, Field olub 47
1 C. Storey, Lincoln. r,. 63.
N. F. Reckard. Field... 47,.
Hobert Russell, Field... 40
1. B. Porter,iFleld....l!62l
J P.' Magee, Country,,), 43,
J. W. PitrUih, Field, 62
A. A. MoCIure, CountVy 45
M. -"H.- L Donee tir, Field 82
J. T. Powers, Hastings 62
3. T. Meadows, Llr coin 50
Tom Austin. If. H.....'. 47
Tied; ploy off. ' -
DIRECTORS' FLIGHT.
Out. In. Out. In.T't'l
R. A Nordstrom. H. IL 60.... 4rj . 48 . 4H 1M
C. R. Elgas, Lli.colr.... 63
C. F. Morey, Hastings.. '49
Albert Cahn, Field. 47
L. A. Rlcketts. Lincoln 48
Jack Sharpe, Field,...., 63
K. M. Horamtti, Jr.; w
Francis laines. Cotintry-63
A. J. Smith, Neb. City. 61
1, Field.... n
63
47
43
37 46 37 1A4
42 48 36 1118
40 43. 41 169
41 45 39 170
42 46 41 177
41 46-41 177
42 46 40 178
44 45 43 178
45 45 44 178
43 50 42 181
4 44 46 12
45 49 44 184
42 49 44 184
45 47 44 lfftj
47 47 43 1K7
45 48 42 187
38 4 2 40 1H6
42 44 40 . ITS
45 , , 45 45 . IS
43 14 42 17i!
43 45 46 181
44 50 44 ISfi
43 48 . 45 . 1X8
44 49 ' 45 181
47" 44 48' 177
42 49 46 18
44 47 44 . 178
45 60 44 13
41 47 ' 47 180
42 - 48 44 184
44 4H, ,44 1KD
45 49 :'45' 189
42 48 46 1K2
Onlf One Hit for Lyons. '
LYONS. Neb.. Aug. 25. (Special Tele-"
gram.) Jn a fast and interesting game of
ball the Lyons team ,waa shut put uda
by Correctlunvllle. la., by the score qf 1
to 0. The feature of the game was thi
pitching of Coreoran,.-avho allowed Lyon.i
but one clean hit Score: v, R.il B
Lyone 000000000 0 1 2
Correctionvllle 0 0000010 01 6
Ilatterteat Lyons. Bovee and 1 Huffman
Correctionvllle. Corcoran and Kioe. Struck
oat: By Bovee, 6; by Corcoran 5. Time:
1:25. Umpire: Miss Amanda Clements.
Bloomfleld Defeat Wnnan.
WAUSA. Nab.. Aug. 26.- Special. )
Bloomflaid defeated Wausa here today In
a wall played game. Sucre: K.H.I:.
Bloomfleld ...100200100471
Wausa 000000100 14H
Batteries: Bloomfleld, Brandt and Busbv,
Wausa, Johnatou and Johnston. Bloomfleld
wants games with any olub.
' Ball Tonrnaaneng at Thnrman.
THUKMAN. Ia, Aug. 25. (Special. y-Irt
I he baae ball tournament hare today Ulen
wood beat Tabur, I to i In twelve Innings.
Tha Omaha All Stars beat Tnurman In the
afterneon, 6 to 3.
. , 1.. --.-
Ba-Ulah Team SnlU. : .'
SOUTHAMPTON. Aug. 25. J. O. Parke,
CH P. filxon and W, C. Crawley., the mem
bers of tha team that Is to represent Ureal
Britain hi tha tennis 00 rn petitions beginning
Keptember 11 at Philadelphia fur the
Dwlght Davla In tern a tonal challenge cup,
left here today for New York, 00 board the
steamer Kron Prln WUlielin.
tlarrv Mnrrel
J. -C. Cook. Vrerrtont...
F. J.- Hoel. Field eluo.
Ike Raymond, Lincoln,
H. M. Laverty. S. O...
ji H. Conad, Tield club 49
R. -J). llernam, r ieia.,. ai
O. H. Waring, F'leld 64
H. T. lemlst, Country. 65
Harry Townshd, Field1. 6t
U O. Paine, Llnooln. ,.62
IL W. Hayward. H..HV53-
C. O. McDonald, rieia. o-i
B. 1 Kemper, Field.... 63
J. W. Tlllstyn,' Field
Met Uhl, H. ft
42
43
61
49
43
x
4
47
44
48
49 50
47
45
4
44
45
47
60
48
61
49
32'
40
60 '
49
53
60
06
63
65
68
oT
64
63
63
45
60
42
45
44
47
43
47
44
44
43.
4h, 1.6
45 1!
L. R. Foots, Lincoln..,.
rr. li. Ij
6L- 61
47 67
50 68
44 66
4.1 .63
47 63
46
48
64
47
47
60
61
50
63
i0.
.00
51
40
48
46
45
48
46
41
48
49
44.
.9
48
15
44
68
4
43 '
68 .
62
67
S3 .
. 44
ft
64
46
52
51
jomere. H. H...
iX ' Sibernson, H. 'H... .
Jattnh Polcnr, 11. n.l.
H. L. , Porteyf ield. J-'leld 51
H. J. CreeD. Lincoln 65
bl.L lttTAKir.B r nun .
Out. in. Out. In.T't'l
-. , 1 t AU 1.1 V'l
11 I" IKl'Hail.' llll-fFIII. . u ' -
H. A. Bunihain. n. ... oe
ii. B. Ain.. Millar P.. .,64
V. F. Cox, S. 0 68
(J. A. Crancer, Lincoln., na
hi. M. Tracy, Miller P.... 5
Cv H. Sherer, Allller P.. u
U R. Harqptonil. rpVm't M
J W. Hammond 'P'm't 67
(1. J. Evana. Miller P..-, 6
C. W.CalkUta,- Llueoln.. 2
Dr. Shalleck, Field Cl'.b 56
C F. Mann. 8, 0 60
W. O. Thomas, Lincoln 64 57
W. A. Cox, S. 0 46 t
John Hoa, Heatings.. 67 61
U. Tlbbetts, Hastings.. 64 49
Guy Liggett. H. H 53 60
B. L. Dougherty, field.. M w
J. It. Morris. H. H 63 60 60
J. H. Bulla. S. O.. 61 63 69
G. II. Clabaugh. Field.. 54 62 68
A. W. Clark, H. H 61 60
F. J. Hool. Jr., Field.. 63 47
A. H. Walsh, Lincoln... 3 49
11. B. Miles. Lincoln. 1. 60 50
.1. W. Robblna, Field... 63 64
O. . L. St Inter, , Haatings 64 49
F. L: McCoy ' 61 44
A. W. S.ribner. Field...) 62
11 A - Iav. Flald.j. ... 81 48.. 63
ljuhn R. Wbetern.lL II. U 48 . 4.1
CONSOLATION .HANDICAP.
Out. In. Out. In.T't'l.
Alex Reed. 'MA lor P... 51 8 8 60 217
II. K. aaooeh. Lbauoln.n 84,.. 6i . M .X2
H. P, Su-a-t-id, UucoUj 7 , t 1 65 ZSm
I. G. Chapin. Lincoln.. 7t) 63 63 64 20
Pnlrlngt or Amntenf . 4 hamnioaahja).
Abbott plays Fltsgerald; Sunmay plava
I. B, Weuuer, Shafer playg Jagk Hughes;
62
64
5
87
61
50
68
67
66 ,
54
67
48 :
. 49
67
5
41
61
61
51
47
50
49
50
67
6J
48
50
46
44
44
50
65
43
61
-49
1 63
60
49
49
2!i
OA
2-t
S'J4
za
Jl'J
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218
217
214
213
213
Hi
211
211
211
210
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2 4)
209
31(1
207
2IM
tin
210
218
VH,
2t
219
221
217
Abbott Plays D. V. Kholes; R. R. Wll
son pleva J. j. Adam; Blaine Young
play Tom Auttln. i , ,
Directors' Flight. (
looser of tie plsvs -Laverty ( Cahn play
Harry Townsend; Clalnei plays Kemper;
Cook plays Iemere; Kavnvmd plsiS Por
terfleld; A. J. Smith play Mel I 111; Jack
Miarpe plays R. w. jiayward; C. R. r.l
ef
gna plays Waring; K. A. Nordstrom plays
R D. Merrlam; U A. Rlcketts tlays L. O.
Paine; J. H. Conrad plays J. W. TUIfcOni
Jos. l'olcar plays R. J. Ureen; Harry Mor
rell plays Slhernson: Mdrsman play C. ti.
McDonald ;C. F. Morcy play H. T. Leni
let. Secretary's Plight. ...
Hoel, Jr., plays R. W, Hammond; Cla
baugh play L. R. Hammond; lluy Lig
gett plsys W. O. -Thomas; W. A. Cox
plays D. B. Allen; Dr. Shalleck rl A.
H. Welch; A. W. Tibbett play Crancer;
J R. Morrl plays A W Scrlbner: F. L.
MiH'oy plays J. R. Webster; A. w. Clark
plays O. J. Evans; C. J. Bulla playa
Shearer: H. B. Mllea plays 1. A. Day;
C. F. Mann plays J. T. Dorgan; C. W.
Cawklns plays If. K. Burnham; John
Reea playa C. V. Cow; I. L. Dougherty
play Tracy; Stlcter play J. W. Robbing.
Dabs and Fooale.
' Hsstincs amnt six player to the tourna
ment and Llnooln eighteen.
Lincoln started more men in the tour
nament than did the Omaha Country club.
A delightful breese blew across the
bourse, and made the day most pleasant
for tbe player.
' The cafe at the Field club was a popu
lar place and landlord Smith was kept
busy serving his delightful table d'hotes.
' E. H. Sprague" was nearly left at tTte
post, as he waa late In arriving and had
trouble In finding some one to play with
him,
"That's more dude hlnney than I ever
Played In fur life," said J. T. Dorgsn of
Lincoln after he had completed his 38
hole.
J. M. Watson, Field olub expert,- Is
starter for the tournament and Dave Men-
tlply, Country club expert, is clerk
the course.
Th Field club had the largest number of
entries for anv one club a-lth fifty and the
llsppy Hollow club wit second with thirty
two entries.
F. H. Oalnes. the present state champion,
w-llj bave to move pome in the afternoon to
get low qualifying score. Ills morning card
showed an 9.
At 'Smith, the only representative from
Nebraska City, made the- eighteenth hole
In three and Powers of Hastings followed
shortly with a two for the same hole. He
overdrove the green, Which) Is 220 yards,
and then put-the, ball In the hole on the
next .stroke.
Lindsay. Oalnee, F6ye and Sprague Ab
bott are looked upon as the strong contest
jr for the big prise event. W. H. Cham-,
ber Is, playing a .strong gam, y-r ..
Alex Reld, who has been playing on the
Miller park COUraa with a bnrrnavarf mt r.t
clubs, made a 80 on the outside and than
braced up and made the Inside In 44.
'The tournament la unlnua In iwa m ....
dlnary players who are ener4,1. . "Chuck"
Cox of South Omaha has but fone leg and
George Shields Is playing with but one
arm.
Jerome Magee and J. B. . Porter were
the last away and both declared at start
ing that they had not seen a club for over
a month, fcach had been In the mountains
for a month.
One minister Is playing In the tourney.
Rev. A. W. Clark of the Child Saving In
stitute, who belongs to the Happy Hol
low club, Is trying against the field. His
muming score was 111,
Charles Johnson, expert of the Happy
Hollow club, wak on hM an4 mLi. i,i.
self generally useful. The three experts
were a great helo In maklnar tha tonm..
ment run off smoothly. , , ,
Al Smith wi the only representative
from' Nebraska City, as the other gentle
men who usually attend the tournament
from that - burg were detained by . two
large events, Uie Chautauqua and the borse
races.
Tha rule nf arntf ann.. v.. 41..
Royal and Ancient dnif it,h e a, ' a...
?,iews September, 1903, and aa amended by
ino . rv naiern ijoii , association Marcli to,
im, together with Special " rules for stroke
competitions, were used at the tournament.
Dr. H. O. Sumnev waa tha hit nf the
oourse In his magnificent new nicker golf
suit. The doctor has not been able to
play much this spring and a a conse
quence is nearly a large a President
The officers (of the association decided
not to disqualify, Mr McOoy but to penal
ize him two strokes instead. " His offense
w-as due to a lack of knowledge of the
rules regarding a !bat hail - it
decided to penalise two stroke where a
ua.11 was iosi in a gopher hole.
EVE.NTS ON RrNlSINQ TRACKS
Searpla Wins Adirondack Handicap
at Saratoga.
SARATOGA. N. Y.. An. Ss Ba TTT" ,
7 to 2. won the $2,500 Adirondack handicap,
six furlongs, for 2-year-olds, here today,
"""""i ooa neia or youngsters. He
was admirably ridden by Grand. He over
took the lead in the last sixteenth and won
under a drive by one-half a length from
the long shot. Chickasaw, with tha .,.
em 2-y.earrold, Joe 1 Morris, third. Sum
marie : . . , . .
Urst race, 3-year-olds and upward, sell
ing, six furlongs. 8400 added: KlmnU it.in.
ors (114, Nlcol, 8 to 1) won. Spooner (112.
vrrcavy, . i q 9 . seconn, wanonoca (108,
Dugan, 5 to 1) third. Time: 1:13. Para
dise Queen. Mies Crlttendan Turn ut...
Oiath, Joe Galtena, Fountainblue. Karl's
Court. Waterrliet, Refined and Racquet
also ran.
Second race, steeplechase, handlran. 4-
year-olds' and upward, about two miles.
$5110 added: Rufua (183, McAfee, ( to 6)
won, Ballacalla -4158, Wilson, . 8 to 6) seo
ond. St. Njclc (U9, Allen, i to 1) third.
lime: .ci. uraoe Cameron also ran.
Third race, 8-year-olds and un. nonwln-
ners 4n 1M8 and 1909. selling, one mile. 8400
added; Turncoat, (90, UraJ, 8 to 1) won,
Yama (98, Tanaey. 10 to 1) second Wool-
spun (100. Hlnchcllffe. 80 to 1) th'rd. Time:
l:3J. AcroDat. Sailor Olrl. Rockcastle,
Lane Allen, Gold Dust, . De Uurga. Reckon
and, Solicitor also ran..
Fourth race, the Adirondack handlcno.
guaranteed grosa value 12.500. 2-ver-olds
six furlongs: Searpla (102, Grand. 7 to 2)
won. Chickasaw (116. Page, 16 to D second.'
Joe Morris (lie. Martin. 8 to 1) third. Time:
1:13. Pretend. Big Stick, .lacouellna. An
geron, Dalhousic, Busy. Medallion. Olen
nadene and Democrat also ran. Joe Mor
ris added starter.
Fifth race, handlcan. 2-vesr-oMa and un.
one mile. $f00 added: May River (lot.
Creevy. 13 to 6) won. Zlenap (102. Paee. 8
to 1 second Danosrsra (118 Tan'ln.y 11 to
ri third. Timer 1:38. Far West and
Piinmer Night also ran.
Sixth race. 2-vear.nlda nnnrlnnnri at
this meeting. Selling, five and one-half fur-'
longs: Henderson (1M. McOee, 10 to I)
won. Zaratecas (97. Ural. 2 to 1) senond. ,
Curly Locks (l$. Dugan. 8 to 1) third.
Ttme: 1:07. Jack Dennerlan. Harry Grotlie,
Madeline L, Denueane. Ixve Watches,
fralla. Cellaret, Helen Campbell and Run
tel also ran. .
l . . . : f C i
B.I4l..e ... -
The Spaldings Would like to hear from
some team In or out of the city for a game
for next Sunday. Call D-T18T and ask for
Jack Gablen after 8 p. m.
HAMBURG BELLE BEATS UHLAN
Kentucky Msrs -Wins Mstcli Hace o '
North B&ndall Track.
. Is
TWO NEW WOELD'S RECORDS
Faatest Mile Rr Made la Trattla
Rare and Faateat Tara Meats
Ever Trailed Sold for
a.to.ooo. f
CLEVELAND. O.. Aug, B.Hambrg
Belle defeated Uhlan In two straight
heats In their match race at North Ran
dall today and .also set a new -world
record or a trotting rp and for the fast- .
est two heat ever trotted.
The new record for a mile I SH4 and
wn made In the first heat of the race.
The former reoOrd of 1:0B was made by
Creeu In a match race with The Ab
bott at Brighton Beach in August, loot.
Sweet Marl formerly bald the record
for the fastest two heats ' trotted, having
mad mile In 8 04 and 2.034 at Syra
cuse. N. Y., September IX, lSOO. .Hamburg
Belle's time 1 1:01 and 2.014.
Immediately after the firt heat Mam
burg Belle was sold to H. M. Hann of
thl city for $50,000 by Edward and Joeph
Madden, owner of the mare, and son of
John E. Madden. Mr. Hanna will permit
the mare to finish her season. Including
the series of race- of two beat In three
between the mare and Uhlan. The rare
' today count as one of thf race, the aec-
ond will be at- Readvllla, Mas.. Septem
ber a, and 1f It I necessary to run a thlid
j race the meetlnn plat -will be selected
later. . , f ; .
.The weather was Ideal ; ajnd (h new
track wa very fat. Th banting at flrt
wa at even money, titit the . Hamburg
Boll money came In such a stream that
Uhlan backer became k scarce . and the
odds dropped tq (16 to fit In favor of
Hamburg Belle. ' '
Hamburg Belle got tWay with a head
the advantage of the sfart. The mare
draw away from Uhlan until sha waa a
length ah,ad at the quarter-Uhlan pel
u&l 'trte nelj quarter' and at the halt he
ras but a neck behind Hamburg Belle,
but the mare cams home winner by a
head; ' .-- -
In the second heat Hamhurgv44lH&
awy a heck ahead anrf-lengfJiebed het.
lead to length In the f lrst.fluarter, whlcl;
hs made in J0V4.'. Uhlan ' apurted at thi;
turn but a few feet from the half mil;:
pole a (boot gllpped down, caualna: hrm-,tf:
break. After losing . one hundred, yattl'
Driver Proctor got the horse on hi feeti
Then the boot (lipped further down; 5nus "
Ing. the norse to como limping home, dls-t'
tanced. . . .
MornlnsT Star Lotevera Mark.
Morning Star, , the 14-year-old pacei, wona!
the free-for-all event and Incidentally low-.
ered his record to 2:04. Reproaxhle ws;'
the favorite In. th race, . but ha,puMr
not keep her feet.
An agent for E. H. Harriman bought"
Granett, a green mare wblclih . warKrajg
a mile In 2:12,' of Joe Leeh of Gosh en a
Ind., t the track for $4,000. Mr. Harrl
man will use the rbare for driving pur-
poses. . . ' ,''.' 4 :
: Lou Dillon was lea. into the traok today Jk
but. ttaa nnlv ihAtt-n la hum... 9
Bftjter Frsnae. owped by John -"JI. Mad-S
den, was given a mark of 2:tlVS In a, raceS
for records. Sumraarleal ,j i
Sweepstake' trotting for records: " t
Sister Vranoes. h, 1.., by, Wiiua -Jit if
Mliloon, by Wilton (Ahdrenvwi.vj.t.iWrft It
by Cecllian Eld red
Dewltt, b
(Kane) ........... J
Time: 2:114. 8;lli - I. , ,j",v 4
- Free for all pacing sweepstakes: ,j
Morning Star, b. g.,-by Star Pointer,' il
- Fanny Ecktiiornai- by iuekthrone ' -J,
(Kane) - 1
Reproachlcss, bl. m;., by Direct Hal "I
(Shank) a............. 3 a'
Alice Pointer, b. m.,-" by Btar Pointer ,i
(M;Devitt) $ dr '
Time: 2:l, 2:04. rj , , , .- .
Match race, purs 'gate-rejcelpts:' - V.
Hamburg Belle, b. m.. bV Axworthy-
Sally Simmons, by Simmons (An-: ,
drews) ; i )
Uhlan, bl. g., by Blngcn-Blond, by Sir'' A
Walter, Jr. (Proctor) --. lit
Time by quarters:' First heat,'0:3l," l:0f,
1:31, 2.014. -Second
neat, 0:304. 69H. 1:30, 2 :01V
RACING SEASON ON AT WVMORBa
Good Attendance and Sport of a High
' ' Order.' -'.' '
WTMORE, Neb.. Aug B.-i-(Speclal.) Th
state circuit raoea opened here today be
fore 600 people. The races were first class, '
th favorites in each bntng beaten, i. If be
second heat In the pace was neck and
neck all the way around, and finished so
close that people In the grand stand named
Rooster the winner and the Judges and
those on' the quarter stretch' declared Bus
nle H. leading under the wire. . Summarlsei
2:30 trot, purse $J00:
Edna H 1 11'
Grace Redlander $ 2 2
Cardinal Wbolaey - , ....3 3 3
Count Direct v 4 4 4
Time: 3:27. 2:26. 2:24',. ..
2:27 pace, purse $.300:
Bonnie B '. '..'... .1 1 1
Rooster
Maynie
High Flv
. Time: 2:28U 2:20, 2;204.
One-half mile dui-h, purse $100: McBeppo -first,
Queen of Diamond second. Baby C
third. Time: 0:624. Nameless .Maid ana
Donalvaro also ran. . u .
, 4 2 2 -
Wood i 4 4 f
ive .g ( I
Firemen's Tonrnaaiem at. Hebron. 4.
HEBRON. Neb.,.. Aug.. 2i,-(Speoial Tele
grain.) The opening day of the firemen's
tournament today -attracted large crowds.
It was an ideal day. Fourteen teams en
tered the speed oontests. .
Class A hose race.- straight away, 260
yards: North Bend first, :2V. 1; Humboldt
second, :31.2.
Class B: Friend first. !; Hebron sec
ond, :33. , - )
In the 260 ysrds firemen's championship
race . Harry Heatherlnger, -Friend, . won ;
t'io. 26.6; HarryHowell. Hebroia, cond,
There was a firemen ball in Fletcher's
hall tonight. .t . .
Xo Banes at Jollet. . t
JOLIET Hi:. Aug. 26-Th races her to-"
day were postponed oa socount f a wet
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