THE REE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1910.
i
Topeka Wins in the 15th; Reds and Phillies Tie in the 16th; Dodgers Beat Cubs in the 14th
OMAHA'S SNAG IS FOURTH
Lincoln Drires in Fire and Takei
Game.
Papke Punishes
Goodale; Crowd
Hisses Fighter
B.0UEXES SECURE NINE HITS
Anlelepe Oct Only tlx Off Mowers
aal MoCofferty, Bat llama
a Balls Hela
Til em.
LINCOLN, Juna 15. Lincoln won from
Omaha today by bunching hits with bases
on balls in tha fourth Inning;. Soors:
LINCOLN.
r ab,
Judge if a
Oagialor, sa 6
Cobb, rf t
Cockman, 3b. 4
Javli, cf. , 4
Thomas, lb S
Wledensaul, 2b I
Clark, c. 8
Jones, p 1
R. II. O. A. B.
1 0 4 0 0
2 16 11
114 0 0
1 1 0 3 0
0 S 4 0 0
0 1 I 1
0 0 18 0
10 0 18
10 14 0
1 n ii 1
n. H. O. A. B.
1110 0
I I 6 8
0 10 0 0
1 8 10 10
0 18 0 0
0 0 110
0 18 8 0
0 1110
0 0 0 1 0
0 0 0 8 0
0 0 0 0 0
8 9 84 14 8
' in ninth.
0 5 0 0 0 0 -T
0 10 0 10 0-8
Total
29
OMAHA,
AB.
ft
t
4
ffhaUon, If....,..,
Corrldon, ss
King; cf
Kane, lb
Welch, rf
Bchlpke, 8b
Oraham, 2b.......
! Cad man, c ,..
Btowerli. p.
, McCarorty, p....
' 'ilollenbeck .....
... I
... I
... 4
... 4
... 4
.. 1
.. 1
Totals M
Two-base hits: Cnckman. T) vl. Thuti..
flhotton. Woleh. Stolen bum: Oagnler,
Cockman, Thomas, Clark, Corrldon (2).
Sacrifice hits: Cobb, Jones, Welch. Hits:
Off Blowers, 4 In three and one-third in
nings; off McCafferty, 8 In four and two
thJrd Innings. Bases on balls: Off Jones,
1; off Slower. 6;. off McCafferty, 8. Struck
out: By Blowers, 1. Time: 1:60. Umpire:
Clark.
No Hits, No Itnns, No Errors.
ft. Joseph Has Remarkably Poor
Lack with Dearer.
8T. JOSEPH, MO., June 16.-8t ojseph
Was unable to find Olmsted today, and the
Denver took the same, but not without
working for It. Only one St Joseph man
reached first, and that was on an error.
(St. Joseph made no hits, no runs and no
rrors. Score:
DENVER.
AB. R,
H. O. A. B.
0 0 4 0
a i o o
18 0 0
0 3 0 0
2 14 0 0
10 0 0
8.3 2 1
15 10
1-0 6 0
10 27 12 1
H, O. A. E.
0 3 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 8 10
0 15 0 0
0 4 3 0
0 8 8 0
0 18 0
0 U 0
0 0 0 0
"5 27 13 0
Joyd, 2b 3 0
Waldron. If 1 0
3
8
fteall, cf 3 0
Casstdy, rf 4 0
Lindsay, lb 4 ' 2
Kelley. 3b 8 0
' Cranston, ss 3 1
JVfcMurray, o 4 0
fWmsteaii, p 4 0
Totals 30 8
8T. JOSEJPH.
AB. R.
Powell, If ....8 0
fpauer, rf 4 0
AloChesney, cf 8 0
Jones, 1 ,..3 0
9?ox, 2b- 3 0
Cornhan, ss 8 0
(McNeill, 8b 8 0
few ift, p a o
Holland, o 1 0
Total t 28
! Denver ..0 10008000-8
tit. Joseph 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Stolen bases: walron (Z), Beall. Llnd
, say. Sacrifice hits: Lloyd. Waldron,
Kelley. Struck out: By Olmatead, 6; by
I (Swift, B. Bases on balls: Off Olmstead.
1; off Bwift. 8. Hit by pitched ball: By
. Bwlft 1 (Waldron). Left on bases: t.
Joheph, 2: Denver, 8. Time: 1:40. Atr
tendance: 800.
Umpire: Bpencer.
CHAMPS BUNCH HITS
TO
Sloaz City Scores Foar, to Seren for
Des Moines.
DBS MOINES, June 16.-The Champions
bunched their hits In the seventh inning
and won, 7 to 4. score:
DES MOINES.
AB. R. . H. O. A. E
Xalton, rf
Colllgan, ss
Mattlck, cf
1 ..-,. IK
.. 6
.. 3
.. 3
1
1
4
11
1
3
1
4
1
4
JJIchotf, 8b!!!i!'!.
.. 4
Curtis, If 3
j Williams, 2b
,. 4
.. 3
,. 3
Hawkins, c.
Slerohe, p...
Totals....
32 7
I 27 12
filOUX CITY.
AB. R. II
p.
O.
1
15
1
1
3
0
0
4
0
Andreas, 8b.....
I Btem, lb ,.
, tjuillln, 3b
Myers, rf
..8 10
.. 8
.. 4
,.. 3
3
.. 4
.. 3
... 4
... 8
... 1
Neighbors, cf...
leniijn. if
Hartman, as....
Miller, o
Chabek, P
Welch
Totals
,31
4 t 24 20 J,
Batted for Chabek in ninth.
Des Moines 0 0 1 0 1 0 6 0 -7
Bloux City 0 0 0 1 I 1 0 1 0-4
Two-base hits: llerche. Stem. Three
base hit: Fenlon. liases on balls: Off
i Herche, 6; off Chabek, 4. Sirui-k out: By
I llerche, 2; by Chabek, 3. Stolen bases:
I Mattlck. Neighbors. Hartman. Double
nay: Stem tuiiasaisted). Sacrifice tuts:
Hawkins, Stem, Myers. Time: 8:W. Cm
) )ilfe: Haskell. Attendance: iu0.
Wl. OUT 1 TUU FIFTEENTH
V'aabls to Tnru Hits Into Baas,
Wlrhlta Loses to To9ka
TOPEKA, Kan., June 15. Wichita's in
ability to turn lilts into runs today el
lowed Topeka to win a fifteen-inning game.
bcors:
TOPEKA.
A B. R. H. P.O. A. JS
Wooley, cf....
Jtellly, ss
Schmidt, 2b...
Thoinason, If..
Land rein, lb.,
pennell, rf....
Kunksl. 8b....
Jlolfg. b, as..
Kerns, c
Jiarrls, p
Jackson, p
Kahl
Totals
,. 1
8
0
15
8
0
48 4
45 21
WICHITA.
A B. H. H. P.O. A.
dnVn. If
Iridlston. cf....
Claire, ss
Hughes, 2b
: Koeiiw, lb ,
1 Wesurslll, 8b..
Ixitgrsw, cf.,.,
: Jokerst, e
Shackelford, p.
1 1 1 0
18
Totals....
.63
8 IS 43 88
Hatie.1 for Harris In the ninth
Twft. out when wlnnlne- run was scored
fToueka
ooooooooiosaet 14
Wlrhlta
4 0 0-1
Home run: Claire. Sacrifice hit: JackBon.
rouM play: Harris to Boles to Innretu
Stolen bases: Wooley, Thomaaon, Landreth
Hughes, Mlddleton. Hits: Off Harris, in
nlne timings; off Jackson. 4 In sis Innings.
liases on balls: Off Harris. ; err jarKnon
8: off Shackelford, a Struck outi nv Har
rls. 1: bv Jacknon. 10: by Shackelford. 4
Passed balls: Jokerst (2). Umpire) Mullen.
Arnnahoe Defeat Bearer City,
BEAVER CITY. June UJSretal.)-Ia
' l.. thM wl.fc lr.n.hn. 1 1.1. .eax.m
: Heaver Cltv lost for the firm time on
', home . grounds Tuesday. It looked very
mucn ss inoiiKii u wns anmnrr vrmry
lor Beaver Cltv until the seventh Inning,
luii.n . r.i,.l,a . t.u.b th A Mrl lr.nl
I It until the close. Score: R.H.R.
Arapahoe 1 1 0 0 4 I 1-1
I'eavar City ..10104 1 04 1010
Batteries: Arapahoe. I-allamnn. Tanner
sad Green: Beaver Cltv. Realtor and
haiky. ' T
Tens Oklla Vaada a auil IMla A ton
Used, a Kan. Ill A tw
f clean sand, 81.10. Bundwlanii, 1114
Harney. 'Itgns V. lt
STN0INQ OF THE TEAMS
WEST. LEAGUE.
1 W.L.Pct
NAT'L. LEAGUE.
W.L.Pct.
Denver 29 21 .680
Chicago
80 16 .6o2
Wichita 28 21 .671New York
29 1!) .m
24 20 .Mo
22 22 .GOO
22 2d .468
ciuux uiiy.,.20 .oziuinclnnatl
Lincoln 24 24 ,500 Pittsburg
Omaha 24 26 .4891 St. Louis.
Des Moines.. 28 28 .toll Brooklyn 22 2ft .4fix
St. Joseph.... 20 25 .444 Philadelphia.. 18 23 .419
xupeaa IS H .Utioston 18 81 .861
AMER. LEAGUE. AMER. ASS'N.
W.L.Prt.l WT.Vot
New York.. ..29 14 .674) Minneapolis... 3 i li .8 7
r-iiuaaeipma.w is .iSt. Paul 36 21 .825
Detroit 82 19 .8,Toledo 26 21 .625
Boston 24 21 .5381 Indianapolis.. 2j 80 .464
Cleveland ...17 22 .ad.iColumbua ....23 31.426
VVashlngton,.2i 28 .429 Kansas City. .20 3J .40J
Uhiuaao 17 2 .nr. Mtiuiu.iimo i u??
Bt Louis 10 86 .222Loul8ville ..'"22 34 !s93
EB. LEAGUE. I MINK LEAGUE.
W.L.Pct. I WT.IW
Or. Island....l7 9 .604Clarlnda 14 7 . 667
iremont ....10 10 .600,Falla City... .12 8 .600
Columbus ...13 12 .520Maryvllle ....12 12 .600
cujjcjior it 11 .bWixeo. City 10 12 .4ft6
geward 11 12 .4VaAuburn 9 13 .4u9
jvcarney u M .440 Shenandoah.. 14 .391
Hastings ....10 14 .4171
Red Cloud... 8 14 .364
Yesterday's Results.
W1STCBM t.v. AriTTir!
Omaha, 3; Lincoln, 7.
Des Moines, 7; Sioux City, 4.
Wlohita, 8; Topeka, 4. (fifteen Innings).
Denver, 8; St Joseph, 0.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati. S: Phlludnlnhl a ssi. ......
innings).
Chicago. 1: Brooklyn. rFVmrto.n in.
nlngsj.
St. lunula, 0; Boston, J.
Pittsburg, 1; New. York, 5.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
Washington, 4; St. ' Louis, 5.
Philadelphia, 3; Chicago, 4.
New York, 3; Cleveland, 0. -Boston,
H; Detroit, .8.
NEBRASKA LEAGUE.
Kearney, 1; Fremont, 7.
Hastings, ID; Seward, 9.
Superior, 3; Grand Inland, 4.
Red Cloud,, 0; Columbus, 3.
MINK LEAGUE.
Maryvllle .6: Shenandoah. .
game: Maryvllle, 6; Shenandoah, 8.
rcaoram t-uy, ; Aunurn, 2.
Falls City. 12: Clarlnda. 1:1. iTwaW. in
nings).
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis. 9; Milwaukee, 0.
Games Today.
Western Leasue Omaha at T.lnnnin r.
Moines at Sioux City, Wichita at Topeka,
2 uenver at St. Joseph.
I National Leasua Cinclnnntl at Phllani.
Phla, Chicago at Brooklyn, St. Louis at
ul American Leaeruo .Wnahlmrtnn t 0
0 Louis, Philadelphia at Chicago, New York
o si Cleveland, .Boston at Detroit.
-American Assoelatlon Columbus at Mil
waukee. Toledo at K annua rMtv In.
0 dianapolla at St. Paul, Louisville at Mlu-
1 I neapolls.
l Nebraska Stats I.funiA icarnv at
0 Reward, Hastings at Fremont, Red Cloud
. at Grand Island, Superior at Columbus.
Mink League Clarlnda at Full a ntv
Shenandoah at Maryvllle, Auburn at. Ne-
braaka City.
Syracuse Plays
Burr to Finish
Business Houses, Close and Town
Goes Out to See One to Noth
ing Victory.
8TRACUSE, Neb., June 15. (Special Tel
egram.) Be fore a crowd of 600, which In-
0 I eluded the Nebraska City boosters, making
an overland aulo trip, Syracuse defeated
I Burr today, 1 to 0.
4 1 Tha business houses closed and, headed by
0 the local band, nearly all the citizens went
I to tha ball nark fnr iho A nt afmi r t cad
J I automobiles wers In the procession. Score:
0 1 . - R.H.E.
0 Syracuse 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 1 01 4 2
0 Burr 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 8 6
I Batteries: Syracuse, LIcHge and Keith'
11 ley; uurr, uinsnnger and Uamme.
E.IBAIB BALL AT AEUHAbKA CITY
A Local Nlaes Play o Mluk Grounds
1 1
Daring; Absence of Team.
NEBRASKA CITY. Juna li-rSoelaH
auperuuenueiu uaracaman ol ths Uunbar
public school has been chosen as una of
(lis oftlolal umpires in the Mink league.
Manager Bonwsll of the Nebraska City
team has announced a number ot cnanaea
in ine members 01 til learn and has taken
on some sirolia limber frum t.'hlratcn ami
Tha Coupons of this city, which was the
strongest tsam in ths oily 'league last year.
has been reorganised, with John Frank ai
captain and Richard Laldiaw aa manager,
and the Sa-Rl-Cos are to be reorganised.
I This latter team Is composed ot tne mer-
chants and bankers of this city and tney
will play ball on tha grounds hers whvii
the Mink league team are not occupying
(he same.
The attendance at the Mink league games
here Is Uoube that of any other place in the
league ana ins city seems to have gone
I ball uiad.
mei a . r r irumat
I CRETE, Neb., June 18. (Special.) A fast
i game or pase bail was p.ayed yestsiday
I afternoon between tha lea.1r in ih iwi.
Pnu.ilii I....,,. ..kln ..-.- ... ,. .. . i. .
I sore of 8 to 1. Of the three funs two
I I wers home runs mad by Cowan of Crete
8 I and Moore of Beaver Crossing. Score:
I. , . K.H.n.
waver crossing o o 0 1 e 0 o-l 5 2
cr,?i!. "."v-: " - ;?0,.ll,0.!- !
. 4JVM T si V- I UDI IISJ, AlUUI V HUU
Uorn,j ".is. unn ana Aumisrnian. Via
"w: Cr, Orth a
1'
Th Key to th Hituallou Boa Want Ads!
TIE SJORE SIXTEEN INNINGS L ZlV W
Fhillies and Beds Quit with Result,
Three to Three.
CUBS LOSE IN FOURTEENTH
! 1
Chicago Nationals Fight Desperately
with Trolley Dodgers New York
Beats Pittsburgh Boston
Whips Cardinals.
PHILADELPHIA, June 15. Today's
game here between Philadelphia and Cin
cinnati resulted in a slxteen-lnnlng tie. 3
to 8. It was a great pitchers' battle.
Rowan of Cincinnati held the home team
to five singles and gave only four bases
on balls. Not a hit was made off htm af
ter the ninth inning; Philadelphia's runs
were due largely to timely hits and stolen
bases. oMore and, McQuillan each pitched
eifht innings, tha former being taken out
to permit a substtlut batsman to take his
lilace. Score: "
Cli.clnatl 1 10000100000000 0-3
Philadelphia ..0 10000101000000 03
Hits: Oft Moore, 6 in eight Innings; off
McQuillan, 3 in eight innings. Stolen
bUHes: Bencher, Bates, Magee (3), Paskert,
Giant, Egun (22. Left on bases: Cincin
nati, 13; Philadelphia, 6. Bases on balls:
Off Rowan, 4; off Moore, 5; off McQuillan,
1. Struck out: By Rowan, 9; by Moore,
9. by McQuillan, 6. Time: 8:15. Umpires:
JVieni ana jvane.
Burger Pitches Brilliant Game.
BROOKLYN, June 16. Brooklyn and
Chicago had a 'fourteen-lnnlng tussle to
day, the home team winning 3 to 2. It
was the keenest contested game seen, here
this season, and when Barger brought
Jppekd.edtdd etaol shrdl cmd ahrdlu etaol
home the winning run with a long dou
ble, tha crowd Jumped Into tha field and
curried the pitcher to the club house on
Its shoulders. Barger, besides pitching a
brilliant game, made four hits, two of
which brought in runs. The visitors had
many chances to win, but were balked
by sensational pitching and fielding in the
pinches. Tinker and Even played great
ball. Score:
One out when winning run was scored.
Chicago 1000010000000 02
Brooklyn 00011 li 0000000 li 3
Left on bases: Chicago, 11; Brooklyn, 11.
Two-baHe hits, Hofman, Wheat, Barger(2.
Three-bu.se hit: Hofman. Sacrifice hits:
Bheckhaid, Steinfsldt, Tinker, Davidson.
Double piaya: Evers. Chance and Tinker;
Hunimell and McElveen; Burch and Dau-
bert. Bases on bails: Off Cols, 6; off
Barger, 3. Struck out: By Cole, 4; by
MVi UmPlrM: JOhnatOIUt MO'an-
6- 2&.. O-tplay Pirate... .
nciff i ' fivrv.. june 10. .new ion oui-
piayed Pittsburg today, and
same of the series. 6 to
never allowed more than orCe bit per In
mng. aTid rheVs.toVon!y e.'c'ap'ed Sshut".
?hU1 irlu'" hf ,n.thJ""l"f'
Bland. Captain Doyle of New York, and
Manager Clarke of Pittsburg, were put out
of the game by Umpire Kigltr for diwputing
decisions. Score:
mrabUKu. NEW York. v
AU.H.O.A.B. AB.H.o.A.C.
! i ??.nofrr- f ? i ? ?
. int., 1 v v uiuria. mo a 1 v 1 v
Wil.on. It.... 1 0 0 0 oriauhsr. lb. 1 0 0 0 o
Uyrna, 3b.... 4 111 lUrrar, rf 4 110 0
Vtagnar, aa... 10 11 OKarmour, (.. 1110 0
Miner, lb.... 4 1 1 0Hridw.li, a... l l l ( o
U, ct ... I 0 0 ipavlln, ,b.... 4 1 1 1 0
rJoV.::::i i . i iS.eVb::: ' A 1 1
Mii:aia, s.... s v 9 l VJaaiaewaon, pa l v a u
-
Totaia inn I Totaia IV s 17 14 0
Pittsburg 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-1
New York , 0 0 0 2 0 1 1 1 -6
Two-base hits: Byrne, 2; Miller. Home
runs: Hyatt, Merkle. Sacrifice hits: Lei-
field. Wagner, Brldwell, ?. Stolen buse:
Murray. lft on bases; Pittsburg, 4; New
York, 6. First base on errors: New York,
1. Double play: jsyrne ana Myatt. etruuk
out: By Leiflcld, 1; by Mathewson, 8. Bases
on balls: off ieifleld, 1. Hit by pitcher: By
llfild iSeymourl. Umpires; Rigler and
Kinslle. Time: 1:40.
IleraotX Makes Star Play.
BOSTON. Mass.. June 15. lienor made
greui une-naiiu stop in tna sum iiiniug
today, and enabled Hoeton to shut out S.
Louis 3 to 0. Hugglns was on second when
Bresnahan smashed on ov.g third base,
but llersog dived over, took the ball with
one hand, and then ran down Huggins.
Mattern kept th visitors' hits scattered.
Score:
Batted for Harmon In eighth.
Boston 100O0001 2
St. 1-oul 00000000 00
Hits: Off Harmon, 8 In seven Innings;
off Willis, 1 In on inning. Sacrifice hits:
Sweeney, sharpe. Stolen bases: Mlllor, Jug
gins. Double plays: Harmon, Hauser and
Konetchy; Sweeney, Shean and Sharpe.
Left un bases: Boxton, 7; St. Louis. 0.
Bases on balls: Off Mattern, 3; off Harmon,
2; off Willis, 1. r'irst base on errors: Bos
ton, 1; St. Louis, 1. Struck out: By Mat
tern, 2; Harmon, 2. Tim: 1:66. Umpires:
O Day and Brennan.
Hoetona Want Uante.
The Hoctor base ball club of South
Omaha has an open date for Sunday,
June M. and woulil like to hear from any
out-of-town, team for that date. The
Hoctors also would like to book an out-of-town
game for July 4, or July 3 and 4, or
any Sunday after June M. They play at
Crescent, la., Sunday, June Is. Address
L. C. Marsh, 742 North Eighteenth street.
South Omaha, Neb. Telephone South 2210.
Travis Defeat Lyon.
PHILADELPHIA, June 15 Walter J.
Tiavls defeated George 8. Lyon, many
times Canadian golf champion. In the semi,
final round for the Lynnwood Hall tropli
( up and 4 to play. H. B. Heyburn of th
University of Pennsylvania defeated K.
Satterthwalt of Rlverton. N. J., by th
a core of 4 up and 3 to play.
Th Key to th Situation Baa Want Ada!
Millers Find the
Brewery Men Easy
Minneapolis Blanks Milwaukee, Nine
to Nothing Altrock Keeps
Hits Down.
MILWAUKEE, June 15.-Both Manske
end Cantwell were easy today, Minneapolis
winning from a crippled Milwaukee lineup,
to 0. Altrock kept the hits down to five.
Williams' batting and a one-handed catch
by Bailey featured the game. Score:
Milwaukee 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Minneapolis 1 00600030-9
Two-base hits: Williams, Dougherty.
Three-base hit: Williams. Home run:
rivm.r Hitm Off Manske. 7 in three and
two-thirds innings; off Cantwell, 6 in five
.nil o. thlrrl1. InnltlffR. Sacrifice hltS: GUI.
Manske. Stolen baaes: GUI. Altlser. Double
plays: Clark to Barry. Clark to Barry to
Breen, Altrock to Williams to Gill. Left
on bases: MiiwauKee, 0; rainneapuiio, . .
Bases on bans: un jMnn, a. oil -
well, 3; off Altrock, 1. Struck out: By
Manske, 1; by Cantwell, 1 toy Altrock. 2.
Wll dpttch: Cantwell. Time: 1:60. lm
plres: Hayes and Van Syckle.
Browns Take First In Series.
ST. LOUIS. June 15. St. Louis defeated
Washington in today s game, 6 to 4. The
locals made four runs off Walker In the
seventh Inning. Score:
Batted for Fisher in seventh.
Batted for Killifer In ninth. '
St oL,uls 0 0 1 0 0 0 4 0 -8
Washington 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 1-4
Two-blse hits: Milan. Hartzell (2).
atnhni. Schweitzer. Conroy. Three-base
hit- Hoffman. Stolen bases: Hoffman
Tiuesdale. Baaes on balls: Off Lake, 6;
oft Walker, 2. Struck out: uy .V .' '
by Walker, 5. Time: 1:57. Umpires:
BherWan and Kerin.
GAMES IV TBl-COUJiTBY LEAGUE
Dorchester, Crete and KMter Win
After Series of Games.
DORCHESTER, Neb., June 15.-(SpeclaU
-The Dorchester Trl-County base base
team defeated the Friend boy" here, yes
terday, by .defeating them, 19 to 0. The
locau'played arrorless b.l and were in
the game all the time, while the visitors
"... L "...n n.t-rtHMeA and reached seo-
hut thre times. The featu
ycid u"."J ; rr.i- f..l..ru
ame was the home run by J. Byers
t,i . baaaor by Parker, both of
?,h.Jl fre- R. H. E.
rwf.r 1 0 0 0 3 4 19 16 0
.,"1"? 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 18
1 rlona V" Two-base hit:
Home run: J. Byers. Two-base ni
Friend"' i. obase. DoXfer. I;
Mj Dorchester ,
w iur oui- B . on balls: Off Byers. 1; on n
won the first "se V struck out: By Byers, ; by
L Math.wson ",a"'mB.nt'T Passed ball: Mumma...
Batterte.: rcbeste, 1 .. Byers an
Cfnyand"MunmmaHUmPlres,: West and
Gibson. .!
Crete Defeats Beaver t rossmsj.
CRETE. Neb.. June 16. (Special.) The
Orate Titters added another scalp to their
r, v.ntav. by defeating ths cracked
..' '. 7vta. tHm bv the score of
? 1 TherLrame was the best played on
- hla .pimnn
the home diamonds this season.
Kxeter Dros ralriuont.
trvtrTFR. Nab.. June 16. (Special. )
E hit a winning strealc at last and
F"le L!' ?Ui by storm, de-
.un Them by th. oii tun. or m to l
B TAIN ulINVjt uc inu
Won. Lost. Pet
Fret '"I '
I)ul che8tT7'iik J
Beaver Crossing
ralrmont
Kxeter
Friend "i;v: ,'.',',
THBKW LibAUUli.
4
LOW
.... 3
.... 2
2
2
.... 1
BALL
.600
.600
.600
.600
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aCORba
Mu I.land. Waterloo, Dan
BocU " . , ' t .,
Mloomlugtoa "
avlllo and
BPRINGIELU, III., une 10. numo 1 u..
bv Vosel and Slatter were features of
Rock inlands hard hitting, which won
the game. Pitcher Dick of Rock Island
um .. i,v, .trm-U hv a
, was paniiuiu hhk
uitcneu uau. D.if. ...- . ;.
K f iTrt 0 0 10 0 0 0 2 0-8 I 0
Rock ; lland 8 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-4 9 3
Butteries: Schroeder, Daly and Johnson;
DUk, Couchman aVd O'Lsary.
PKOK1A. 111.. June li. Ullbert was wild
and Inetiect.ve and had pour support.
Binz's horn ruii cleared right Ilclu letice.
hcoru It. H.K.
r-eoria 000100010-2 U 3
Waterloo 1 0 U 0 0 3 3 0- 10 1
lotteries: Gilbert and Jacobs, Clarke
and Harrington.
DANVILLE, 111., June 15. Wolfe's hitting
In pinches won for Kanvilie, wnlie me
fieliiing of Sullivan and Alugee kept Dav
enport from being at ail dangerous. After
th first round, not a Davenport man saw
second. Score: R.H.E.
Danville 0 8 0 0 0 1 0 0 -3 1
Davenport 10000000 0-1 6 1
Batteries: Loomls and .Wolfe. Nelson and
Coveney.
BLOOMINGTON. UL, Jun lo. Walsh's
flisi bun wu knocked b.tck to nlm, sing
ing him on th arm, ana crippling him.
Davidson proved a good success. Score:
K H E.
Bloomlngtoa 10000018 4 8 0
Dubuque 1 0 0000001 7 tt
liatieries: VValHh, Davidson and Nuna
maker; Glass and Boucher.
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HIGHLANDERS LATHER NAPS
New York Americans Whitewash
Cleveland, Three to Nothing.
PITCHER FORD WINS OWN GAME
White Stockings Beat Philadelphia,
Poor-Three St. Louis Whins
I Washington Boston Walks
Over Detroit.
' CLEVELAND, June 15. New York de
feated Cleveland, 3 to 0, today. Ford prac
tically won his own game with a three-
1 base hit in the third. Young pitched a
f a.mmr era ma nntaMa nt that tnnlncr T.ollo'd
responsible for New York's
error Deln responsible ror xsew nones
1 second run. Graney was put out of the
. game for protesting a cauea strike, score
CLEVELAND. WBW YORK.
AB.K.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.B.
Orancy, rf.... 1 0 8 0 OOardnar, tb.. 4 18 10
Illrmlmhm. vt 4Wollar. c(...
4 110 0
4 1 13 0 0
4 10 0 4
4 16 0 0
4 0 0 0
Illrm, h.m.cf. 10 11 OCbaw, lb...
Nllea. rr a z 1 v (JlJiporia, n...
Turner, .... 4 0 11 uvrt; u
Uijola, lb.... 4 0 10 lKnlfbt, aa
Caatarly, e... 4 1 11 0 OAuatln, lb...
3 0(30
2 0 10 1
1 1 0 1 0
Btovall, lb... B I 1 u vswaenay, 0..
Krueger.
', if., z 0 z w OFord, p...
Bradlav. lb... 1 10 1 0
Youns, p 1 0 0 0 0 Totaia 32 ( 27 It 1
Trillin 11 I 17 f 1
Cleveland 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0-0
New York 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 18
Two-base hit: Stovall. Three-base hit:
Ford. Stolen bases: Easterly, Krueger,
Wolter. Gardner. Cree. Double plays: Ulr
mlngham to Stovall, Austin to Gardner to
Chase. Bases on balls: Ult ford, z. Hi'
by pitched ball: Sweeney. Struck out: By
Young, 2; Dy ora, z. f irst base on errors:
Cleveland. 1: New York. 1. Left on bases:
Cleveland. 5; New Vork, 3. Time: 1:50.
Umpires: Perrine and O'Lougnlin.
Boston Govs for Mullin.
DETROIT, June 15. Bostoff hit Mullin
hard today and took the opening game of
ths series, I to 1. Karger was effective
except in th fifth and seventh. Stanage's
home run with Simmons on base and the
batting of Gardner, tingle and Karger tea-
tured. score:
BOSTON. ' DETROIT.
AB.H.O.A.T. AB.H.O.A.E
Ivrrl 3h & 1 0 2 OMcIntnra It... 4 1 0 1 0
H minor, rf... 0 6 U OUuali. aa (1110
Daker. at... 6 1 4 ICobb, cf 4 0 110
Btahl, lb 1 1 11 1 OOrawford. rf.. 4 1 1 0 0
nnln.r lb... 12 4 1 Ixlohai.tr. lb 4 0' 1 1
Uwli, It 1 0 0 0 OMuriaxir, 3b . 4 1 1 4 t
Corrlsan, a... 4 0 1 0 0T. Jonas, lb. l v a i v
Enslo, aa 4 1 0 7 IBlmniona, lb 1 0 4 1 0
karior, p.... 4 111 Vi)utnae. o... 4 14 3 1
Tm.l. 11 11 n 1 i TiSala 17 t 17 H 1
Boston 2 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 1-8
Detroit 0 00010200-3
Two-base hits: Gardner, Engle, Karger,
Morlarltv. Simmons. Home run: Stanage,
.Sacrifice hits: HooDer 12). Lewis (2). Stolen
bases: Hooper, Speaker, Corrigan. Double
plays: Engle to uaruner to mam, Diauase
i Delehantv. Deft on bases: iioaion, o
Deiri.it. ti. Bases on balls: Off Karger, 1
off Mullin, 3. First base on errors: Detroit
l: Ronton. 1. Struck out: By Karger, 1;
by Mullin, 2. Time: i:oJ. umpires; r.gan
and Evans.
'Whit Sox Wlu In Fourteenth.
CHICAGO, Juna 15. Chicago defeated
Philadelphia 4 to 2 In a hard fought four
teen Inning game today. The winning run
was scored on a base on balls to Purtell.
sacrifice hits by Mullen and Payne, and
Walsh's single. Blackburn was put out
of the game by Dlneen for disputing a de
cision lu the fourteenth: Zoides had flv
errors, all of them grounders. Score:
One out when winning run was scored.
Chicago t 8 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-4
Philadelphia 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 o 0-3
Two-base hits: Payne, Walsh. Hartsei,
Hits Off Plank, none in Si inning; off
Morgan, In Us Innings. Sucrltice hits:
Purtell, Blackburne, Payne, Mullen. Stolen
bates: Collins (2, Walsh, Zoidor.. Duuble
plays: Candil to Blackburne to Uanull.
tiluuekburne to UanUn, Collins to Barry to
Davis, Browne to Gamlil to Walsh. Left
on buses: Chicago, lu; Philadelphia,
l.usea on balls; Uif Walsh, 2; olt .Multian,
A. Hit by pitcher: By Morgan, 2 il'aync
and .eidorj. Struck out: uy Walsh, 4;
by Plank, l; uy Morgan, B. massed ban;
iiayne. Time: it.oo. Umpires: Duiuvn
anu Connolly.
Capitol I'ool Tourney,
Last evening at the Capitol pool tourna
ment Downs Uoieaied Hoforu. 100 to t,
Wednesday evening Frallck and Owens
piuy. Score:
Downs, 0, 6, 9, 14, 4, C, 0, 9, 5, 7, 5, S, 3. 0,
$, 0. 3, li, 2. 4, 1, 2, 6 ltlu. Total. 100.
Hosford, 8, 1. 0, 0. 1, 6, 7, 3, 3, 9. 3, 11, 0,
4. 11, 2, 6, 3, 1, 0. . Total, 82.
STANDING.
Played. Won. Lost. Tct.
White
Bunnell
Downs
Hosford
lllley
Owens
Prinze
Frallek
Referee; Riley.
...a 6 0 1.000
1.041
.0
.49
.429
.Ui
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.100
THIRTY MILLIONS FOR
RECLAMATION CERTIFICATES
Senate Votes to I'at Bill a Rider
on the I.aad Withdrawal
Mensare.
WASHINGTON, June 15.-Th bill to
authorize the Issuance of certificates ot In
debtedness to the amount of fXi.GOO.OOO to
complete reclamation project was adopted
by the senate today as a rider on the pend
ing administration laud withdrawal bill.
Only Senator Burton. Galllnger and Kean
voted atalnst lu
Gliddenites
First Day Easy;
One Fatality
Automobile Journey Begun with Run
to Louisville, Xy., Woman
Killed in Runaway.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., June 15. (Special
Telegram.) The first day's run of the
Glldden tour proved little more than a
Joy ride, except for a few bad stretches be
tween Clnoinnati and Lexington. The on
tire run to Louisville was over the finest
kind of macadam pike. A few of the
cars experienced alight troubles, but no
heavy penalties were inflicted. Twenty'
seven cars started, about bait the usual
number.
Tha Col car, contesting for th Chicago
trophy, met with an accident near Middle
town, Ky. Driver Martin was speeding
his car at about forty miles an hour when
he found the road blocked by an approach
ing automobile and a horse and buggy
Before he had an opportunity to bring his
car to a standstill he had collided with the
buggy. His right front wheel was smashed
and the penalty will undoubtedly put bim
out ot the contest.
The first ot the Glldden toura to finish
the day's run waa the Premier, driven by
Ray McNamara.
The second day' run to Nashville starts
from this city at 7 o'clock. The day' run
Is 193.9 miles. The running time will b
eight hours and forty-two minutes.
The run to Louisville waa somewhat
marred by a fatal accident near Millvllle.
A horse driven by Mrs. Marie Hedrlck be
came frightened at one ot the LoulavllU
automobiles, which was going out to meet
the incoming tourists. Mrs. Hedrlck leaped
from the buggy and fell upon her head.
She was carried to Frankfort by the Clno
car and died in the hospital there this
evening. The accident was particularly
pathetic through the fact that Mrs. Hed
rlck was on her way to Frankfort to
see her husband, who lay seriously 111
there. Mr. Hedrlck died while his wife
was being taken to the hospital.
The cars suffering penalties were the
Chalmers No. 4, 3 points for adjusting a
brake rod; Col No. 6, 30 points for a
clogged gas pipe; Parry No. 8, 3 points
for getting gasoline outside of a control;
Pennsylvania No. 14, penalty unknown, for
replacing a pinion on the magnet. Cole No.
lot, penalty unknown, for wheel broken In
accident; Fall car 108, 00 pqlnts for re
placing the magnet; Lexington No. 110,
4 points for replacing a brake road pin;
Wesuott No. 11, six points for adjustment
on the carburetor.
With th Bowler.
The following scores were rolled lust
night lu Francisco's alleys:
UWUlXABLli. LIFE.
1st. 2d. 3d. Total.
Dean lot! U'J 106 460
PlcKard 17 2uU lwt Uh
liaster H3 zutl lb Wj
Vultee ISO li 14 4uj
Lanugreou L4 1 14 too
Totals M0 870 7.8 t,MW
CARPENTER PAPER CO.
1st. 2d. 2d. Total.
Smith, L m 1.2 1U0
1'oiler 1V2 Ul Ui 4iu
fcinlWi, R liA) LA iitl M
Lechhr 21U lis ... M7
Nelson 140 1W 145 4i4
I'luicy ... Hi Kl
Totals 0)2 074 Ilk! 2,m
AITOMOUILU AMI PA -NY RACES
Two Thousand People Witness Varied
Contest ot Lexington.
LEXINGTON, Neb., June 16 (Special
Telegram.) Lexington's race meet lor tne
lirnt day resulted as follows:
Sy ilagadon's bluck, rode by Sam Cox,
wou first place In the pony race. John
Stemun's bay won second. Purse: 336 and
IJu. Time; 0;52.
In the wile running race, first place was
won by Shield's bay stallion or Keaney;
Keeund, John Seman's black. Time: 0:00.
l'urae: !T0 unci IM.
The automobile race of five miles was
won In 8:04 by A. L. St tattle, with an Oak
land 30 roadxtt r; second, Hulck 36 model 17,
time, 8:1','. l'urae: 7U and '
Motor cycle tlve-inile race: Firist, John
UoheitH. :u."v, second, Frank Jacoboiu
Kuiii iolo a Thor.
Robert Ralston of Lexington 1 manager.
There wero nearly .0u0 spectators. The
racea continue, lomonow.
HEPBURN LOSES CONTEST
Iloase Committee ou Election Finds
that V. II. Jamleson Mas
Dlecte''.
WASHINGTON. June 15.-The congres
sional conte.it ot former Representative W.
P. Hepburn (rep.) against Representative
William D. Jamleaon Idem.) of Iowa, In
volving th representation of the Eighth
Iowa district, was today settled by the
house committee ua K'n 1 lu fuvur
of Jsmltiaul .
End of Fight Comes in Second Round
with General Mixup, and Audi
ence Vents Fury.
KANSAS CITY. Ml, Jur.e l&.-B!Ur
Papke defeated Al Goodalo In tho second
round of tlWr fight her lor.t night, but
whether he knocked him out probably will
never be known. Goodale says he was out.
Referee Leo Shay was not satisfied with
Goodale'a showing, and disqualified him.
The end of the fight came on minute and
twenty-two seconds after tha beginning of
the seoond round. At the tap ot the j,-ng
Papke had rushed from his corner, and sent
his opponent down for th .count of nine
with a right swing to the Jaw. Goodale
arose with great difficulty and hung on to
Papke. They wrestled about the ring,
Papke landing two light taps to GooOale'i
Jaw.
Suddonly Good! sank to his knees, and
clutched th ropes.
Papka grasped him by th right arm
and appeared to bo trying to lift htm to
his fast Being unsuccessful, Papke mo
tioned th timekeeper to ring the bell. A
general mlx-up between fighters, referees
and second followed, and after about fif
teen seconds, one of Goodale'a handlers
threw a spongo Into th ring. The dis
qualification followed.
Goodale never appeared to have a chance
with the former middleweight champion.
He outweighed Papke about ten pounds,
but this was of no aid to him. Never dur
ing th fight did Goodale land a clean
blow.
Spectator were Incensed at th outcome,
and hissed Goodale roundly as they left
the building.
Sprinter Goes to Africa.
HOLDREGE. Neb.. Juna IB. (Sneclal.l
Theodore Prowsc, who for tho last year
has been attending a loral business col
lege, and who only recently went to
oenver to work in the BurlliiKton offices.
is In the city fur a brief visit with liieuda
preparatory to leaving this country for
ins home at Peterniarlzbunc. British.
South Africa. The young man hus not
seen his parents nor friends for some time,
and expects upon tils arrival there to
romaln permanently.
Jt'rowne wiille In this country mada a
reputation as a sprlntur, and was one of
the fastest men ever seen on the local
cinder-path. Prowse Is a chum of tho
famous South African short distance man.
Boggy Walker. Until Prowse departure
for this country he and Walker were
Inseparable companions. In their home
town of Petermartsburg, ami It Is aa much
the yielding to the entreaties of his chum,
as anything else, that hax caused Prowse
to abandon his desire for a business
career In America, and return to hi home
In South Africa.
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