1
TITE BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1910.
J -,!J 1 J I "J' L.J
Omaha Takes It in Eleventh; Champs Win by One; Blank for Lincoln; Denver Still Losing-
(iOURKES WIN IS ELEVESTU
Thompson Two-Base Hit Settle
f
Hard Fought Came.
KANE
SCORES FINAL TALLY
otu Omaha and r Jl. Joseph Play
t'dwrt Doll at Time and Slnnr
'J thnnce fornn Thrown
'..Thompson hit 4 ft two-bagger In the
eleventh inning. When ho .cor. was 6 to
. and won tho gam to the Rourkca when
X.me broucht hoine a fun.
. BL Joseph t In thalead after th sec
on(J until tho filnth, Vhon a two-bagger
by King anda smgl-' by- C onidon tied
h score. Id , the, tenth', Holland's men
went down i row. - So, dkl th Rourkes.
then in tha eleventh, omi fast work by
Ginaha gave tha vigors; no thanco to w in.
to the ROurkesf halt oue, was put over.
Tho last ir-ilntf w :hefnost Interesting
Of tho games Fox hit to Kane, who beat
him to the, Wi' rfeeley , lked McChoo
y. Jones hit ' oM iitdt King and Mao
ftarted tor tbfl home, route via second and
ttitrd. Kins threw to Kne and retired
the sldo. . fc
When Omaha cam to bat all the tana
Wo pulling a hard aa they could. Hod
fop CorrUlyn jrecelxed,..,. .lively paeto In
the slats thaffwnt Mi tint. He
thrown out at second when Kane hit to
ScNcll. With Jimmy on first, Thompson
ok a couple ot strikes and then lammed
ei,o out to tho left ot center. McChesney
got a alow atart And ..by the time he was
ready w;f'id1A; mrpm'. the ground
It had passed htm. - Kane Jiurrled for the
home station and theaaa wa ended.
Game Errntfe sU. Times.
It waa a weird contest from atart to fln
lah. Oman, player -waeld get on bases
nd then fall teji hit orruns. Both side
had bad beglnnlnjr.'- 'Powell, the flrat
man at bsfcrhlt one 'Ar,Knt whlch WM
safe. Fox buuted oat Award third, and
tiohinke cama In on It and had plenty of
time to throw tho runner out. He made a
wing with hla arm end the can snppeu
... f hla hand and rolled between second
ii first. Bv the time It waa recovered
Powell waa on third.
Th.n Rhodes sot busy. H passed Mo
Chesney and filled thebascs. .Keeling In
an extremely generoug mood he slipped
lone a strip of transportation and forced
Vowoll across, tho pan with tho first tally
After making this slight Journey into the
..a.lma of nhUanthropy ho was interested
And took another'trlp in tho seventh. This
tim. two men were down and it iookcu
asy for Dusty to prevent anything like
a score. ,. However.. Bauer hit a single Bnd
went to 'third when Corhan stung out a
double. With,', these two on Dusty passea
MNeil. filled the bases and then pre
sented tho Hollander with a run by walk
ing woife. , ,
But .Rhode! was Jtiptf 'JTiJ .'only offender.
Corrldon's boot la the -sixth resulted In
a run. McNeil waa on second when Shears
hit one to Redtop. Tho ball took a bad
bound Just as he, went after It and lighted
back of second. By '.the time the ball was
recovered McNeil , .was across the rubber.
Had made "VP, to "' y. for nUK.Jwo
boots yJrusnlg badk of third Jn tho, fjrst
chapter and ihifl-islown a foul,.
Keeley Goes Into Box.
Keeley went Into tho box .In the ninth
after Oondlng had batted for" Rhodes and
not a hit was made off him for the three
remaining Innings of, the game. He made
a quick play In "the tenth when the situ
ation was tense, by grabbing a bunt on
tho first base' line, Under Powell's feet
as ho was speeding to the bag, and touch
ing hira on the foot. It was a mighty fast
play and brought forth', hearty applause
from the grandstand.
Shears,1 wh ... came from Minneapolis
Wednesday was In h box for Holland
and did fairly well considering the sup
port behind him. He made two wild pitches
and his catcher had a paused ball. Besides,
these mistakes five errors were made by
lila team mates.
Friday is ladled day and the third game
uf the series with St. Joseph. Tho Bcore;
OMAHA
AB,
R. H.
O.A.E,
King, of
Corridon, es.
a
2
2
2
1
0
1
2
0
0
0
1 0
S
1
1
0
0
1
1
2
0
2
Kane, lb..
Thompson, 2b 6
(.adman, o
Schlpke, 3b
Welch, rf
Hollenbeck, If...
Khodea, p
Oondlng
Kteley, p
Totals
...f.l,...ll 7
T.,JOJL
AB. R.
12 32 12
II.
1
1
1
2
1
0
1
O.
2
3
2
13
0
2
2
li
0
E.
Powell, If
I
-Ji 0
Fox. 2b
McChesney. cf 4
Jones, lb .,,,4
Bluer, rf ...i.M
Corhan, ss (
McNeil, SbiZZ.Z'.xi
Wolfe, c.,..
aUK-ars, , J..,-..i..4v,,..-.
'y Totals ..... (.'.:; s
30 IS
Runs ......., J . '
Hit ,v3U. 0 .2
2,0 2
SL JoseptiT-. . . ' '
Huns ......",.Jl'i t 0 1 10
Hits ..1 0 12 0
0
0
0- 6
0- 0
Mattel fur Rhodes In eighth.
Keeley out on attempt to bunt third
strike.
Uno out when winning run was made in
eleventh.
Corhan out when hit with fair ball.
Two-base hits: Thompson, Klnu, Mc
Cliesney, .lones, Corhan.' Sacrifice hits:
Khodos, Wolfe, II hit (2). Stolen basns:
King, Corrldoi'. Thomson, Cadman, Welch,
Schlpku, Diiuble plus; , KUiff, to Kane,
Corhan to Fox to' Jones. Struck out; Uv
Rhodes, ; hy Shears, S. Haxei oh
balls: Off Rhodes. 5: off Keelcv, 2;
off Shears. , 3. .Hit ,b -iltrheil
ball. Shears, I. Wild pitch: fhears (21.
Passed ball: V6lf.'. Hits: 41ff Hhols, 5
In eight Innings: off Keeley, 0 In Inrec In
nings; off Shears, 13 In Nvei innings.
Ift on bases: Omaha, 10; St. Joseph, 10.
I'mplre: Spor.cor. Tlmo: 2:40. Atten
danco: 1,200. ' 1 ' f.
TOPEKA LOSKftr AOTUEn OSB
Ilea Moines A Goes Cooleyltes One
,. Better. . !
DES MOINES, la., June 2J.-Des Moines
took today's game one to the good. Score:
AB
.. i
.. 4
:t
.. i
.. 6
.. 4
.. 4
.. 3
..37
. R. h; O. A. E.I
2 12 0 0
1 1.2 S 0
113 0 0
"02 8 1 0
0 0 2 0 1
0 112 0
, 1. I 0 2
1 1 14 0 0
I 0 0. ( 0
1 8 33 1
.fit ii. a, a.' k.
;i i l 8 o
112 4 2
1 1 0.0
1 1 10
0 12 0 0
0 ' 1 XI 4 0
0 0.11
0 0 2 0
11,0,3 0
0 0 0 1 0
6 ,10 33 10 ,"i
g run made.'
O I 0 0 0 1-6
1110 0 0 0
Cates, If
Colllgau, ss.,,
Mattick. cf....
Dwyer, lb...'..
Nlehoff, Sb..r.
Kader. 2b
Fetier, rf.....
Hawkins, c...
Sage, p
Total
tVhmldt. 2b
Boles, c
Thoinason, cf....
Landretb, If
Pennell, rf
Kahl, 2b-lb
RWIIy. lb-Xb
Kerns, o
Harris, p.
Jackson, p
Total
! Moines,, t 0 1 0
Topeka ........ fl 9 0 0
Two-base hits: Dwyer, Holes. Three-base
hltsl Colliaau. Hawkins, Harris. Um on
balls; Oil Sage, 4; ott Harris, 2; off Jack-
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
VVEdT. LEAGUE.
NAT. LEAGUE.
' W.LPct.
W.L.Pct.
Wichita M 24 .67l Chicago J 16 .693
Sioux City. ..32 24 .5711 New l'ork...32 21 .
Denver 32 2i .iMj Pittsburg ....2(124.620
Omaha 21 2ii ..Vv Cincinnati ...26 2 ,Wi
Lincoln 2N 28 .&' Pliila 23 28 .4i0
les Mi.lni-n.2i 81 .4liSt. L,ouls 25 30 . 453
Topeka 21 32 ,b'9i;llrooklyn ....23 3d .4-U
fct.. Joseph. . 21 32 .3U6 Boston 18 38 .321
AM Kit. L.KAUUK. .. AHEK. A8N. '
W.UPct. . W.UPet.
Phlla 36 18 .M)Mlnrteap's ...47 13 .712
l'etrolt 37 22 -.637 .St. Paul 43 24
New York. ..31 20 .t Tolwlo 40 24 ,.:
Boston 2fJ 24 .i47l Indlanap's ..2? 37 .431
Cleveland ..21 2 .447 K.uiwm Utt.24-34 ,414
tlhlcago
.22 29 .43ljMllwuukee ..23 36 .410
.21 3.1 .4M(Jolumhus ....25 37 ,m
.It 3y .23V) Koulavtlle ...23 43 .34U
MINK. LEAUi a . ..
Won. Lost Pol.
20 1 .741
15 13 .5.14
16 IS .4M
13 17 .433
12 is -414
Wash ......
Bt. Louis...
Clarinda ..,
Falls Cltv .
Klionandoah
Auburn
Mnryvlllo
Nebraska City ... 1J lj M4
NEBRASKA LEAGUE.
Won. Lost,
Pet.
.639
607
Ali
,M
.f&
.44S
.424
.US
urann Island , 21 12
iremoht sm -t
Seward n n
Superior ....J6 Id
Columbus is m
Red Cloud .' 13 lij
Hustings 14 ' lit
Kearney 14 jjo
Yesterday's Hesalts.
t WESTEHN LEAUUK.
'Omaha, 7; nt. Joseph, 6.
Topeka, t; les Moines, .
Wichita, &; Lincoln, Q.
Denver, 3; Sioux City, 13. -
VATlriMil. TI.Am:l..
Boston, 0; Philadelphia, 4.
New York, 8; Brooklyn, i.
Cincinnati, 4; Bt. Louis, 3.
Pittsburg, 0; Chicago, 9.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago, 6; Cleveland, 4.
St. Louis, 4; Detroit. ML . : .,; : -
w''ington, 1; Boston . 2. - , r. . , ..
Philadelphia, 6; New York, 12
AMK11ICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, 2; Kansas City, . ..
1 Toledo, 6; Milwaukee, 11. .
Indianapolis, 2: Minneapolis, t.
Louisville, 0; St. Paul, 3. , Second game:
Louisville, 0; St. Pdul, 2. ' 1
V., , , .; .WINK LEAGUE, -a .,
Clarinda, 6; Maryvllle, L , .
fchenandoaM,4; Nebraska City. 6.
Auburn, 2; Falls CHy, 6.
: y . , . NEUHAUKA LEAGUE.''
Kertfney, 10; Fremont, 4. .. .
Grand Island, 3; Superior. 4
8eward, 7; Hastings, 2. " I i
Columbus, 0; Hed Cloud, 9. ;
Oautes Tods."'
Western League-St. Joseph at .Omaha,
Topeka at Des Moines, Wichita at LAn
coin, Denver at Sioux City.
National League-Uoston at Philadelphia,
burg "a B ' Ch,ca at l
iA,me,r',cni Lue-Washlngton at Boston,
Philadelphia at New York.
American Association Louisville at Mil
waukee, indianapolla at Kansas City. To
ledo at Minneapolis.
Nebraska State League Fremont at
e1rTy-, sTai;d at Hastings, fcolumbus
'w?1 ciud. Urand Island at Superior.
Mink League Clarinda at ' Maryvllle,
FallClty ' Nebr8ka .City,, "Auburn ai
Son, 3. Hit bv Illtchy.rl holl. 'ti,, u. i. o.
?r.iaC!CS"i"' L Ptt,",ed ba: Hawkins. Wild
ji-K;i)n. BtruOK out: By
sage, 14; by HarrlsN 1; by . Jackson I
Stolen bases: Nlehoff, Cates (3),, sage Fet-
Double plays, Schmidt and KeYns; Boles
7. T . , "l:rico nits: (Joiiigan, Mat
Umplre"ciarkJme: M-
DENVEH STILL
ON TUB SLLOB
I.
bivhx i-iiy xrims Krstwhlle Lenders
'Si- Twelve to TUree:
t,?JOVX.CITir' Jun lck VcfaSi"; Tnd
..........., nuy IOr moux City today.
Douvr losing, 12 to 3. Score:
. SUHJX CITY.
AB. H.
H. O. A. E.
2 2 10
2 9 1 o
0 2 2
'110 0
0 6 10
2 2 0 0
113 0
2,4 1 0
0 0 3 0
10 27 13 0
II. ! O. A. E.
0 1 2 1
10 0 0
10 2 1
12 0 0
0 10 0 0
2 3 4 0
,0 8 0 0
14 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 13 0
1 - 2
7. 24 13 t
ninth.
2 0 0 0 12
0 0 0 0 0-3
irs. Neighbors.
Andreas, 2b
Qulllln, 3b
Myers, If
Neighbors, of..
Fenlon, rf
Hartman, ss
Miller, c
1
2 '
0
2
i
0
Wilson, p 4
Votals ....33
12
" ' DENVER,
AB. R.
Lloyd, 2b
Waldron, if...
Cranston, ss..'
Cassldy, rf....
Lindsay, lb...
Dolan, 3b
Beall. cf
.. S
.. 3
.. 2
.. 3
.. 3
.. 4
.. 1
.. 2
.. 1
..30
McMurray
Adams, p.,
Hammond,
Kelly
Totals ,
Sleux City ...... 4
Denver o 0
Sacrifice hits: Stem. Andreas. Fenlon. C
V Ki. Jioubl P'ay: Wilson to Andreas to
"? Aaams, o m two in
S ' Jli. f. r.?"aj Jn innings.
Hammond, 1 Base on balls: Off Wilson, 1:
ott Hammond. 6; off Adams, 1. Wild pitch
Wilson. Hit by pitched ball: By Wilson 1:
tL1l,y Tmo: 1:6a!
0
I
Anic.L.ut-K9 tiKT NIJE BLANKS
Wlchltas Have Theiu at Their Mercy
at Lincoln,
L.i.yvujt, june 23. Durham had the
H DcolSf "on,Pletely at his mercy today and
... "-'m nun gooa support
Knapp pitched good ball, but the three er
rors of the locals were costly. Score:
LINCOLN.
AB. It. H. O. A. E.
H.
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
o.
0
11
6
1
A.
1
6
0
2
0
2
0
1
4
Jude, If
Uagnler, ss
Cobb, rf
Cockman, 3b
Davis, cf
Thomas, lb
Weldensaul, 2b..
Clark, c
Knapp, p
4
Totals
27 0
WICHITA.
AB. R.
3 27 H
II.
0
0
0
0
1
-f
I
2
2
O.
2
1
1
0
W
0
6
0
A.
0
1
3
. 3
0
2
0
1
5
E.
Beldcn, If
Middluton, cf..
Claire, ss
Hughes, 2b....
Isbell, lb
We&leiiil, 3b.
Koerner, rf...
4
3
8
- 4
,..4'
Jokerst, c
lurliaiik, p.v.
Totals v31 5 , 6 27 15
Lincoln 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
.iuim u V V 3 U 1 1 0 16
iwo-baso hits: Durham (2). Double play
Miildletou to lsbeli. Stolen bases: t'lalre (21
Koerner. Sacrifice liita.; Clark, Westersll
llusa on bulls: Ott Knann. M: ,,fr l,.h,..
1. Hit by pitched ball: Hy Knapp, 1. Passed
ball: Clark, 1. Struck out: By Knapp, 1; by
Durham, 0. Time: 1:40. Umpire Haskell.
IttSlLTS
Clarinda, Falls City and Nebraska
City Take Contests of Day.
At Maryvllle Score: r H.H.E.
Clarlndx ...20 10 1 1 00 0 7
Maryvllle 0 0000100 01 t
Batteries: Bromley and llobsonj Gardner
inu t-oiiaca.
At Falls Clty-43core: ' K.1I t
Auuurn , .1 90001900 I 8
FalU Cltv -w.-.O 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 i
Butteries HI run and Krananger; Durau
aiHi ruteet. empire: rletcher.
At Nebraska City Spore: R.H.E,
Siiunanaoah OOOIOZOO 14 I
Nebraska City 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-5 8
Batteries: Johnson and Cassell; Collier
aua vtauer. empire; jayers.
Red lot Trim Randall.
LAKE CITT. la., June 21. 8pcl.J V
The local Bed Coi ran away with y ester-
auy s mo rroin ins iisduoii uiants, to s.
The locals ran in one scorn in tho first,
one lu ths third, two In the fourth, three
in the seventh and two In the jtlghth. The
Visitors played sluggishly. Crlnslngar Struck
ut twenty-one mu. 1 latteries: For Lak
Cur. Oisslnger and Faweett; for Kandall,
Larsoo aua i-rmseu. l aipus; 4 uulrg.
fIGnT MARS BROOKLYN CAME
SJSSSSSSSSBS
Devlin of New York Mixes with
Ragging; Spectator.
TWO PLAYERS ABE AEBESTED
Good Old Cmhu Beat Pirates Cin
cinnati Whins Bt Loals
Philadelphia Blank ,
Qoston.
BROOKLTN, June 23. -The game between
Now York and rBooklyn today was marred
by a f ght between Arthur Devlin, third
baseman for New York, and a spectator in
one o f tho boxes. Larry Doylo took a hand
to aid his mate end both players were put
off tho field and later .arrested.
At tho end of the third Inning Devlin
rushed across tho diamond to the grand
stand and struck a spectator who had been
nagging him. The spectator struck back
and a spirited rally followed. Devlin
emerged under arrest and the spectator
with a pair of black eyes. For a few mo
menta there was ' great excitement Fans
swarmed on the field and somebody nar
rowly missed Devlin with a bottle. Special
officers cleared the field and play was
resumed. New Tork won easily by 8 to 2.
Score:
NEW TORK.
BROOKLYN.
AS.H.O.A.B.
AB.H.O.A.B.
Ivor, It.... 4 12
Knodgrtli, If. 1 1 0 0
Dnyle. 2b 4 111
tfhdfer, 2b. ... 1
Murray, r(...i 1 3 9
.ymour, cf.. 10 0 0
Uecktr, CI..-..1 110
brt.l,ll, .. 4 10 4
Liuvlln, 8b.... till
Fletcher, Sb .l 0 0 1
Merkla, lb... 4 1 11
Mn, lb.... 4 1 H 0
g.-Jilol, s 1 3 3 1
Drncke, p.... 3 0' 0 (
0 D.I ton, rl.... 4 110 0
Oliurrh, lb.... 8 2 8 1 0
OWheat, II.... 4 1(00
OHummell; 2b. 4 1 1 4 0
OLornox, 3b... 4 0 4 0 0
ODarldton, c(. 4 3 4 0 0
T. Smrtb, as. 8 0 8 4 8
Brtn, .... 1 0 f
Ubrwm, e 8 0 8 1 0
ODarger, p 0 0 111
H. Smith.... t 1 0 0
owilmslm, p.. 1 1 0 1.1
0
Totals 84 10 17 14 4
Total 3D 14 27 IT 0
Batted for Barger In fourth.
New York 0 1041001 0-8
Brooklyn 0 OOlOOOOt-43
Left on bases: New York, 2; Brooklyn, 8.
Two-base hits: Devltn, Davidson. Sacrifice
files: Drucke (2). Sacrifice hit: MerkJa.
First base on error: New York, 1. stolen
bases: Doyle, Becker. Schlei, Burch, David
son. Double plays: Drucke to Meyers to
Merkle, Smith to Hummell to Burch, Doyle
to Merkle. Base on balls: Off Barger, 1;
off Wllhelm, 3; oft Drucke, 3. Struck out:
By Wliheim, 8; by urucge, z. wuu pucn:
rirucke. Hit bv Ditcher: By Barger, Sey
mour. Passed ball: Erwln. Hits: Oft Barger,
9 In four Innings. Time: 2:05. Llmpires:
Klem and Kane.
Chicago Cuba Blank Pirates.
CHICAGO. Juno 23.-Chlcago blanked
Pittsburg, S to 0, today, winning the sixth
successive game. Lelfield and Adams were
hit hard, while Brown allowed oniy inree
hits, and none of the losers passed second
base. Zimmerman lnfded a home run and
two-bagger, while Hofrnan hit a double
and a triple. Score:
Chicago 0 2120040
Pittsburg 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Two-base hits: Zimmerman, Wagner,
Hofnvan. Three-base hit: Hofrnan. Home
run: Zimmerman. Hits: Off Llefleld, 6 in
Stole base: kano. Double play: Miller to
Wagner. Bases on balls: Oil Brown, 1;
off Lleneld. 4; orr Aaams. . struck out:
By Brown, 4. Time! 1:68.' Umpires: John
stone and Moran. .
Quakers In Battlns; Bee.
PHILADELPHIA, Juno 23. Philadelphia
hit the ball hard today, five of the hits
being for extra bases and Boston was de
feated, 4 to 0. Only twenty-eight men
faced Ewlng, and only one Boston player
reached second base., score:
Boston ...0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 00
Philadelphia 0 0 0 12 l 0 4
Two-base hits: Titus. Walsh. Magee.
Three-base hit: Doolan. Homo run: Walsh.
Double play: Doolan to Ward. Base . on
balls: Off Kwing. 2. Struck out: By Brown.
3; by Ewlng, 4. Time: 1:32. Umpires: O'Day
ana Brennan.
Seward Leads
Over Hastings
Loose Playing on Fart of Brick-
makers Qivei Contest to Oppo
nents,' Seven to Two.
X HASTINGS, Neb., June 23. (Special Tel
egram.) Loose playing by Hastings gave
Seward an easy victory. All of Seward's
runs were made on errors, except one
which started with a walk. Score: R.H.E
Seward 20001210 17 8 4
Hastings 02000000 02 7 '1
Batteries: Seward, Walker and Neff:
Hastinss. Waldron and Oaarde.
KKD CLOUD, Neo., June 23. tpeciai
Telegram.) Red Cloud had an easy time
today defeating Columbus by a score of 9
to 0. Mitchell pitched a hltless game until
tho ninth Inning. Pagan hit a two-bagger
In the eighth, scoring two .men, but
sprained an ankle and waa unable to re
cover second after passing it Score:
R.H.E.
Columbus 00000000 00 2
Red Cloud 0 0080024 '9 13
Batteries: For Columbus, KIssell and
A Knew: for Red Cloud, Mitchell and Mors.
Struck out: By KIssell, 0; by Mitchell. 6.
Bases on balls: Off KIssell, 7; off Mitchell.
Two-base hits: agun. moss, rime: 1:30.
Umpire: Boswell. '
.KGAltNlsi!, Men., June 13. ispeciai Tel
egram.) Kearney defeated Fremont In
one-sided gams, W to 4. It was simply o
matter of hits and at the right time for
Kearney, Eight of nine hits made by
Kearney, were In two innings, the first and
Sixth, with Bennett in the box for Fre
mont. Noyes, for Kearney, held the visi
tors' down to' fojr hits. Score.' R.H.E,
Kearney: 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 10 9
Fremont 0000111004 6
Batteries: Kearney, Noyes, Acre and
Townsend; Fremont, Bennett, Thompson
Bonner and .Mason.
SUPERIOR, Neb., June 2J. Speclal Tel
egram.) Superior took the first game from
Grand Island today In a very exciting con
test. ' Superior had tho visitors shut out
until the ninth, when the pennant leaders
got a little ginger and run In three scores,
Score: R.H.E
Superior 0 0 2 1 0 1 0 4 8
Grand Island 00000000 8-8 6
Batteries;. Grand Island, Morse and Car
roll; Superior, Ellis and Speltman. Umpire
Brlllman.
TliKCE-I LEAUt H BALL SCORES
nock Island, Waterloo, Bloonalnfftoa
and Danville Winner.
'PEORIA, June 23. Errors lost the game
fur I'eona today. The came was loosely
played throughout
Peoria 00080000 0-3
Rock Island ....1 I 0 0 1 0 0 0-8 9
Batteries: Cook, Ovlta and Asmussen
Dick and O'Leary.
BL,oo.MlNGTU.N', III., June 23. Davidson
pitched shutout ball, but a brace 01 errors
in the sevLuth. one by hlmseil, let tne uav.
euports Score. Score: R.H.E
Bloomlngton ..0 1100200 4 7
Duvenport 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 01 5
Batteries: Davidson and Nuuamakur,
Smith and Waters.
SPKINUF1KLD, 111.. June 23. Schroeder
struck out eluht ir.en. but had Door suiiuor
and Waterloo won. Score: H.H.E.
fminufle d ....0 1000000 01 9
Waterloo 0 0 0000122-861
Batteries: Schroeder and Jobuson. McGee
and Harrington.
UAN V1LL.K, 111.. June 23. In a fast
snaoDy contest Danvllla won by cleve
work on the bases: R.H.E.
Dsnvlllo 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 -2 5
Dubuque 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 8 1
Batteries: Woods and Wolfe, Ferris and
Boucher. 1 , ....
. Chnyensia Defeat Kimball.
CHEYENNE, Wyo.; Juno 23 -rSpeolol.)
The Cheyenne Indians yesterday defeated
the Kimball vieb.) team, 11 to f. The reg.
ular pkU'hers were not used, in and out'
fielders taking turns in the box for Chey
enne. This gives the Cheyenne Indiana
twenty-four straight victoVlea.
Races Go Five
Heats Before
They Are Done
Bset Speed Contests Ever Ran on
Columbus Track Take Place .
Check Hook Wins,
COLUMBUS, Neb. Juno 23. (Special Tel
egram.) Today's racing was tho best ever
pulled off on the Columbus track. Tho 2:14
trot went five heats, no horse winning more
thun one heat, but Check Hook won the
race, taking tho fifth heat after finishing
2, 2, 4, 2, L Tho track was heavy on ac
count of dust and the tlmo waa remark
able considering; tho condition of tho track.
Tho 2:22 trot also went five heats, Annie
RusseU winning tho race by finishing 1, 1,
2, 3, 3. Harry Gray won the-2:14 pace in
three straight heals. Red Moon won the
half-mile dash running race, tlmo 0:50. The
home race, half-mile heats, waa won by
Wllmora,' tlmo -1:1414, 1J5. Tho contests
were fought to a flnlkh and it was 7 o'clock
before the racing 'was finished. Summaries:
Trotting 2:14 class, purse 1400:
Check Hook, s., ., by Contract
(Pyle) t t 4 2 1
Fearless, b. m., by Normal Chief
(Brown) 8 Mil
Cleo Dillon, . no., by SMr.ey DU-
Ion (Deryder) 1 2 2 4 8
Bedelia, br. m., by Tho Envoy. . .
(Cooper) ....7 4 8 1 2
Dewey, a g.,. by Superior (Ly-
ons) 5 6 17 4
King Lorln, br. h., by Norwal
King (Thomas) 8 S 0 8 (
Lulu Williams, br. m., by Jack ...
Law (Owen) 4 I 1 our
Time: 2:194. 2:20, 2:20, 2:20, 8:2a
Trotting, 2:20 class, turs 1400:
Annie Russell, b. m., by Aateras
(Brown) 1 1 z s
Diamond Mac, b. s., .by Kinney
Son (Deryder) 8 4 2 1 1
The Judge, br. g. (Monney)......2 2 12 2
Hancno uei raso, b. g., uy Bay
Bud (Hewitt) 4 S 4 t 4
Nathelle, blk. m., by Louis
W ilkes (uarricK) as
Time: 2:21. 2:20, 2:24. 2:2114. 2:21)4,
Pacing, 2:14 class, purse 14U0:
Harry Gray, g. a, by Gray Harry
(Friend) 1 1 1
An.erike, ui. m.,..
2 2 1
Harrtska, b. n., by carl K
Captain Dawson, b. h. (Vroman)
Nettle Ohso
Diaball
... 2
..3 4
..4 4ds
..6 5 Us
Time: 2:19. 2:20tt. 2:20.
Home race. trot, half-mile heats, curse
1200: '
Wllinore, a. g., by Conqueror (Brown)..! 1
Don Mateo, b. b., by San Mateo (Kauf
man 2 (
Frank, b. g., by Pactolua (Thomas) 3 2
Glen Onward, b. g., by Glen Wilkes
(Fox) 4 4
Time: 1.-14H, 1:16.
EVEXTS OS TUB UliM.Q TRACKS
Two Records Lowered at Latonln
Governor Gray Wins.
LATONIA. June 23. Two track records
were lowered at Laionla today. Governor
Uray set the live lurlong's mark back a
lull section by running the distance in
oil seconus in tne seconu race. In me handi
cap, lourtn on the caru, Leamence ran tne
mue and a sixteenth in '1:44, tne old mark
having been 1:44ft. Summaries:
mrst race, tour and one-uall lurlongs
Oriental Pearl (.straight, i.l0) won, RusU-
cana (place, izv.voj secona, tnaian uiri
(show, u.3uj third. Time; 0:54.
Seconu lacti, lva lurlongs; Governor
Gray (straigut, 13.201 won. Lady Ormlcant
(place, lis. 1 a; second. Pennp itoyal ibIiow.
82.90) third. Time: 0:69.
ihlrd race, mile: Tom Biabee (straight.
86) won. Foxy Mary lulace. 84.20) second.
Carlton G (show. tz.iXh third. Time: 1:33A.
iroui'tn race, mile--ana a Slxteentn:
menco (straight, ". 12L4) won, Meadow
(place. $3.10) tecond. Xom Hayward (show.
2.50 third. Time: 1:44.
Fifth, race, selling; purBe 8300; six fur
longs: Home nun iiu Troxleri won. As.
plrin (109, Warreu) second, . Horvel (U4,
Kice) third. Time: 1:13. Stromeland, Pal,
Tony W.. McAndrews. Sanelll. Toll Box.
voting, Fleming, Still Alarm. Uold Dust
and Beserrlan also ran.
Sixth race, selling; purse 1300: one mile
ana seventy yards: nugnes (113, Troxler)
won. Jady McNallv (3Z. Cole) second.
Husky (116. Peak) third. Time: 1:45. Cull.
urnamoea, paiarox. Automatic. .Diction
Slewfoot, Masson, Lucille D., Algronel
Mesmerizer and Miss Wapleton also ran,
Turk Wins at BSaeeuanead Bay.
SHEEPSHEAD BAY, Juno 23. Tho Turk
eoMly won the 12.000 tidal Btakes today
His time, 2:03, "was within seconds uf
tne traca record. steepiecnaso Jockey
Huppe was badly injured when his mount.
Gold Plate, fell In the steeplechase. He was
removed to a hospital. Summaries:
f irst race, live and one-hall lurlongs.
futurity course; White Wool (5 to 1) won,
Ladasette u to 2) second, swish (4 to 1)
third. Time: 1:0s.
Second race, steenlechase. about two
miles: Gild (15 to 1) won, Bond Brook, (10
to l) second, Ticket of Leave (7 to 2) third.
Time: 4:0Wts.
Third race, seven furlongs: sir cieges (7
to 1) won, Hampton Court (3 to 5) second,
Falcada (6 to 1) third. Time: 1:25.
Fourth race, mile and a auarter: The
Turk (8 to G) won. Dalmatian (7 to 2) sec.
ond. Prince Imperial (11 to 6) third. Tlmo:
2KB.
firth race, three and three-sixth miles.
turf course: Bonnie Kelso (3 to 6) won,
Superstltution (5 to 2) second. ZlenaD (7 to
2J third. Time: 1:58.
sixth race, five furlongs, futurity course:
Watervale (4 to b) won, Antenor (13 to 10)
second, Sigurd (10 to 1) third. Time: 1:01.
Coppers victorious.
SALT LAKE CITY. June 23. Coppers at
7 to 1 took the feature race at Buena Vista
today. Results:
First race, six furl ones: Father Stafford
(a to 11 won. Yellow Knot (12 to 11 secona.
Captain Burnett (S to 1) third. Time: 1:10.
second race, six furlongs: MCNany (10 to
i won, Harry stanhope (4 to l) secona,
Rather Royal (9 to 2) third. Tim: 1:15.
Third race, ten furlonirs: Nebulous (0 to
o) won, sliver Uraln (7 to l) second, Al
bion H (6 to 1) third. Time: 1:29.
fourth race, mile and one-eiuhth: Cop.
pers (7 to 1) won. Sir John (13 to 6) second,
Biicktnorn (9 to 5) th rd. Time: 1:86.
Fifth race, five furlongs: Ben K. Sheet (2
to l) won. Platoon (8 to 5) second, Valencia
( to l) third. Time: 1:01.
sixth race, mile: Lewlston (7 to 1) won.
Early Tide (8 to 6) second. Roalta (40 to 1)
tniru. Time: 1:41. .
HOLLAND STRENGTHENS TEAM
Been res Manske, Hetllcy and PIteher
Shears.
Jack Holland is expecting to strengthen
his St,, Joseph team by the addition of
tin I'm new pitchers and an outfielder. He is
expecting Louis Manske, a Milwaukee
twirler. and a iormer Des Moines western
league player, und Hellly, who was with the
White Sox at the beginning ol tne season.
Shears, a youngster, who spent part of the
season with lln- Minneapolis team of the
American association, arrived in tho city
Wednesday, ana will pitch one game or the
series with the Rourkes. Negotiations ore
on between Holland and Comlskey for the
old favorite outfielder, Eddie Hahn.
DOAVLIXQ AT 1I.4.PPV HOLLOW
1
Weekea Mate Hinh Score In the
Match Wednesday Night
A new Interest In howling has been
arousod at thn Happy Hollow club by the
Installation of two new alleys, which will be
ready for use this week. Eight teams have
been organized and mutch games will be
rolled three ulght a week. Wednesday
night team No. 1 took three, games straight
rrum team no. I.
Wee keg had high single and total scores.
t TEAM NO. 1
Name. I 1st.
Edgerly 133
Weekea 145
Ross 139
2d. Sd. Total
123 136 3.6
lt 179 622
139 138 476
482 472 1.393
2d. Sd. Total
114 154 37
133 134 440
130 177 401
m 4cs lTri
Totals ,
Name.
Kim her ly
hater ...
Bartiett
Totals ,
439
. TEAM NO. 2.
1st.
1 ...1I9
lf4
,..144
417
Lower Is Hcleased.
John IjOwer who pitched forty-three
eamea for the Rourkts last Beuson, has
eeu released by the Birmingham team of
tne soutrern league. Lower made a good
record wnilo hub. lie won twenty games,
lost twelve and had a pitching percentag
oi .asa.
Tho Key to the Slluatiua-ilee Want Ada
iYDITE SOX POUNCE ON NAPS
Chicagoans Turn on Cleveland, Win
ning Six to Four. '
SIX PITCHERS I0E BOX WORK
Detroit Beats St. Lonls by Blar Score
Hew York Whtna Philadelphia
Boston Beats Washing
ton In Tenth.
CLEVELAND, O. Juno 28,-Chtcago de
feated Cleveland, 6 to4, In an exciting, but
poorly played, game today. Eaoh team
used three pitchers. Bradley' error was
responsible for two of Chicago's (una In
tho seventh. With two out In tho ninth,
Kelly walked and Collins scratched a hit,
each scoring on Gondii's double. Score:
Chicago 0 0 8 0 0 0 4 0 14
lav eland o 1 V 1 v 1 v v-i
Two-base hits; Stovall. Easterly. Turner,
Lajole, Purtell, Gandll. Three-base hit:
biock. stolen base: iajoie. mis:
White, 7 In six Innings: off Olmstead, 8
In oue-thtrd inning; off J -ink, 7 in six and
wo-thlrds innings; off Mitchell, 2 In. two
and one-third innings. Base on balls: Off
Link, 2; off Mltohell, 8; ott Berger, 1; 011
White, 1. llit by pltonea ban: tty uergcr,
(Kelly): by .White. 1 (Birmingham.)
Struck out: By Link, 2. by Mitchell. 1;
by White. 1: by Scott. 2. Base on errors:
Cleveland, 2; Chicago, X Left on bases:
Cleveland, 9; Chicago, 8. Tlmo: 2:18. Um
pires: Evans and Kerln.
Tlsrers Divide with Browns.
DETROIT, Mich., Juno 23. Detroit
evened the series with St. Louis today,
winning another slugging rnatoh, 10 to 4.
The visitors men had men on bases in
every Inning, but could not help them
around. HartzelL, Hoffman and Tom Jones
featured with their batting. Score:
Detroit 0 0 4 0 3 1 2 0 10
St. Louis 1 00001200-4
Two-base hits: Mclntyre, ueiehanty,
Cobb, T. Jones, Trueedale. Three-base
hit: Crawford. Homo run: Morlarlty.
Hits; Off Donovan, 11 in seven Innings.
Sacrifice hits: Bush, Mortality. Sacrifice
flies: Crawford, Wallace. Double plays:
Bush to- T. Jones (2.) Left on basest St.
Louis, 12; Detroit, t). Base, on balls: Oft
Donovan, 2; off Works, 8: off Spade, 4.
Baso on errors: Detroit, 1; Bt. Louis, 1.
Hit by pltohed ball: By Works, Spado;
by Spade, Cobb. Struck out: y juono
van, 4; by Spade, 2. Wild pitch: Spade.
Time: 2:10. Umpires: Connolly and
Dlneen.
Highlanders Back In Gamo.
NEW YORK. June 28. Tho New York
Americans deefated the Philadelphia to
day, 12 to 6, after losing four games in
two days. In tho eighth inning tne locals
fell on Pitcher Atkins - for seven runs.
Score:
Two-base hits: Baker. Collins. Hemphill.
Mitchell. Double Dlavs: Baker to Collins to
Davis, AuBtla to Chase, nKlght to Gard
ner to uriaae. tjtruca out: ay vj"'"".
Morgan, 2; by Atkins, 2. Base on balls; Off
Morgan, 6; off Qutnn, 2; oft Atkins, 2.
Hits: Off Morgan, 8 In tour Innings! none
out In fifth), off Atkins, 9 In four innings,
off Qulnn, 8 In seven innings; off Frill, 8
In two innings. Time; 2:06. Umpires: Egan
and Sheridan.
JEFFRIES ON BATTLEGROUND
White Pugilist Benches Bene and
Prepares to Contlnno
Training.
SAN FRANCISCO, Juno 23. Th dlsagre-
ment between Jaok Johnson and his farmer
manager, George Little, was settled at a
conference late tonight between Little and
attorney representing tho two men, Little
again become Johnson's official manager.
No figures were given out a to the
amount of the aettlnment, but It 1 said to
be very near the original claim of 141,000. 1
Bert Schlesslnger represented Little; W.
a Humphrey, attorney for Johnson, acted
for tho champion. The opening amenities
between the' two camps were In tho hand
of Alfred Meyerstein, who acted a arbi
trator. A notary publlo took down the
statements and agreement.
Tho overture ot peace and tho final
happy reconciliation wer not confined to
tho financial difficulties. Little dictated a
statement In which ho said he bore John
son no ill will and that be would stand
by the champion' interest at tho latter'
camp at Reno.
I have wagered large amount on John
son," said Little, "i suu oeuev us wm
win." .
The meeting ended with warm protesta
tions of friendship on both sides.
Jeffries In Quarters.
RENO. Nov.. June 23. James J. Jeffries
is Installed In th training camp prepared
for him at Moana Springs, three mile
south of Reno.
Work on th arena for tho fight ha be
gun. Promoter Tex Hickara say no is
satisfied . the state authorities will make
no attempt to Interfere with tho battle.
Having failed to secure th use ot th
Jeffries-Johnson arena, promoter Sid Hea
ter has arranged to take out a license and
will build an arena ot his own to stage
the Langford-Ketchell contest hero on the
morning of July 4.
Jeffrie and hla trainer are safely
housed, but the now Quarter are so
crowded that only those connected with
the fighter's work ot preparation can be
with hira.' Jeffrie say ho 1 satisfied and
will remain at the place until th fight.
Trainer Well Pleased.
Corbett, Choynskl, and th other ot th
training crow expressed themselves a well
satisfied with the new camp. An espe
cially good point about Moana Springs, ac
cording to Trainer Cornell, is the platform
just behind Jeffries' cottago which will
be used for boxing. This platform when
covered with tho canvas used over the
Rowardennan ring will give ths big fellow
an opportunity ot boxing either In th sun
shine or the shade, as th sun shines di
rectly on it In th morning and hug oak
trees protect It during th afternoon.
Jeffries did not work today. After a
hot soda bath and a rub he busied him
self with hla luggage. Tomorrow mora-
ing, however, he will take to tho high
way for' a light Jaunt. Corbett ha ad
vised Jeff not to undertake th heavy
road work he wa In th habit of doing at
Ben Lomond.
No reply to the telegram sent Governor
Dickenson yesterday has been received by
Rickard.
The promoter expresses himself as cer
tain that no matter what pressure Is
brought to bear on Navada'a chief execu
tive, he will not interfere with the fight,
lllckard said today u tne tight wer
stopped In Nevada he would not try to
(tag it elsewhere.
'What 1 It they say about the "un
kindest cut of alir ho asked, "well. If
they buck in this state that would be iu
But, take it from me, there won't be
any trouble here."
Promoter Hester today wa ready to oall
off th Ketchel-Langford fight and roturn
to San Francisco. Tne Reno fight coin
mlttee refused to grant him the use of the
Jeffries-Johnson arena for a rival contest
previous to tho big fight. Hester later
received a telegram from O'Day, a Sao
Francisco promoter, and ho began to lay
plans for tho fight In an arena of his own
construction. Hestsr has arranged with tne
sheriff to take out a fight permit tor the
morning ot th Fourth.
It Is understood Reno business men op
pose Hester' plans for a double fight bill
on Independence day, because they fear
the visiting crowd will spend their time
watching the two ring attractions, and
consequently will have no opportunity to
patronise Reno' store and amusements.
Johnson Arrested for Speeding
SAN FRANCISCO, June X3.-For a time
late today It appeared that one of the
principals In tho July 4th battle at Reno
would bo missing, 'because Jack Johnson
refused to bo arrested for exceeding th
speed limit In hi racing automobile.
Johnson told mounted Police Patrolman
Lewis that ho could arrest only his dead
body, but when Lewis, with the assistance
of two other patrolmen, batted down the
door of tho room In which the champion
had barricaded himself, the champion sur
rendered as meekly a any ordinary viola
tor of th speed regulation.
Indians' Streak Stopped.
SIDNEY, Neb.. Juno 23. (Special Tele-
f ram.) Sidney today stopped the Cheyrnn
ndlans' winning streak by winning a hard
fought thlrteen-lnnlng game by a score of
1 to 0. Both pitchers pitched great ball,
and wers given sensational support. The
Cheyenne team had won eighteen straight
games. Score: R.H E
Sidney 0000000000001-1 4 1
Cheyenne 000000000000 0-0 6 1
Batteries: Ferry and McGee; Hendrix and
Gibson. Struck out: By Ferrv. 6; by Hen
drix, 10. Time: 2:00. Umpire; Schtnalger.
Glvt) Them a Game.
Tho Bennett Capitol base ball toam would
like a game for Sunday and also aomo out-of-town
games.
Lookout Invites
Officers Inside
r .
Near-Sighted Scout Causes Arrest of
Employer, Arthur Douglas, When
Officers Arrive.
The pool room of Arthur Douglas on West
Broadway, a colored resort, was raided by
tho police Tuesday 4ilght and Douglas, with
seven other, ll arrested. The parties
were Arthur Douglas, E. J. Johnson, Will
Adams, R. Thomas, Joseph Glenn, John
Doe, A. W. Johnson and Robert Nelson.
. Tho paraphernalia used In gambling was
confiscated by the 'police. The raid was
headed by Captain Shaetfer, assisted by
Officer Gillespie, Arnold, Skepton and
Lane.
The descent was mato on the place while
tho gaming waa at it height An amusing
feature of the raid waa that Mr. Johnson,
the colored lookout for tho place, who 1
a little near-sighted, did not recognise the
police, but cordially Invited tho officers In.
At tho hearing before Judge Snyder In
police court Wednesday morning all of the
parties were discharged but Arthur Doug
las, who was held to tho grand jury in 1300
for operating and maintaining a gambling
house.
Union Pacific
Plans New Yard
likelihood that Improvement Long
Recommended Will Be Con-
structed at Early Date.
Council Bluff is looking forward to new
freight and repair yards to cost something
like 826,000 to be constructed by tho Union
Paoiflo just vest of tho transfer house.
Tho addition has long since been recom
mended by Division Superintendent Cahlll
of Omaha,
The new yards when put into use will
effect "a saving of Several ' hours 'dally
switching -over tho mala track, which la
now necessary til order to reach 'the pres
ent repair yards.
It la not known whether a new machine
shop will be Included In the contemplated
Improvements. It ' Is thought that work
on the new yards will begin in August or
early in September.
BURLINGTON TO GET MEETING
State Sunday School Workers Likely
to Go to that City Next
Yenr.
MASON CITT, la, Juno 22.-(Speclal
Telegram.) Burlington, Sioux City and
Cedar Rapids axe all being considered for
the next meeting place of the State Sun
day School association, with the probabil
ity that tho location committee will recom
mend Burlington' for the reason that that
city has never entertained the state con
vention. W. G. Hohenshelt of Boone was
looted president; 8. M. Perkins of Sioux
City and F, R. Currie of Mason City, vie
presidents, and George A. Boody of Des
Moines, treasurer, W. A. Brown of Chi
cago said In hla missionary address today
that It costs us here at home 110.66 per
capita to run our churches and w give
67 cent to convert tho million at our door.
This Is a ratio of 16 to 1, which Iowa peo
ple repudiated only a few years ago.
Saloon Licenses Continued.
At the adjourned special meeting ot the
city council last night "resolutions of con
sent" under the Moon liquor law were
passed in th case of fifty-four saloons.
These resolution of consent are equiva
lent to a continuance of th license to
operate the saloons, until the new licenses
are perfected under the Moon law. Some
of these have about expired, and other
will not expire until Ootober and January,
Tho "consent resolution" are simply a
precautionary measure in favor of tho sa
loons and protects them in their present
license.
A number of minor matters relative to
street improvements were disposed of and
tho council adjourned untlll next Monday
evening.
Marriage Licensee.
Licenses to wed wer Issued the following
persons yesterday:
Name and Residence.
Age.
.... 26
.... 24
....
.... 23
.... 22
.... 21
Thomas L. McGarry. St. Paul. Minn
Olive Bertha Arnd, Council Bluffs..,
Budolph P. Danker, Mlnden
Anna Matilda Troltner, Shelby
Paul P. Plats, Omaha
Grace A, Lamb, Kansas City, Mo,...
Zui'h D. Reepass, Omaha
.... 40
Rena Covalt, Council Bluffs ,
Stanley R. Moser, Council Bluffs....,
.... 21
.... 22
.... 22
.... 21
Ill
Gertlo Northern, Phllllpsburg, Kan
C. A. Noonan, Council Bluffs
Dorothy Wells, Council Bluffs ,
H"S 'lf.WII"iisi WJ'.W!
Family Trade
XU9r tadepcBdeUBttOl.
SAINTS ANNEX IWO GAMES
Keep Up Winning Streak Over the
Kentucky Colonels.
BOTH SCORES ARE SHUTOUTS
Millers Take Another from Hoosler
Kansas Clly Defeats Columbus
Milwaukee Walks Over
Toledo.
(ST. PAUL, June 28. St. Paul shut out
Louisville twice this afternoon, 3 to 0 and
2 to 0. Ryan only allowed three lilts in
the first game, and . Llese kept tho flv
Louisville hit well Bcatterel in the second
game. Soore, flrat game:
St. Paul 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 8
Louisville 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-4)
Two-base hit: Clarke. Stolon bases: How
ard, Itohlnson, Clarke. Double play: Rob
inson to Howard; Itohlnson to 'Mugoe to
Howard. Bases on balls: Off Slagle, 2; off
Ryan, 1. Struck out: By Ryan, ; hy sla
gle, 1. Wild pitches: Ryan, 2. Sacrifice
hits: Autrey, Boucher. Left on bases: St.
UPaul, 6; Louisville, 4. Time: 1:60. Um
pires: Guthrie and Owens.
Score, second game:
St. Paul 00000800 "-2
Iioulsvllle 00000000 0-0
Two-base hits: Stanley. Clarke. Stolen
base: Magee. Double plays: Liese and
Boucher. Bases on balls: Off Lteso, 3; off
Decanniere, 3. Struck out: By Llese, 6;
by Deqannlere, 4. Time: 1:36. Umpiros:
Guthrie and Owens.
Millers Maintain Pace.
MINNEAPOLIS, June 23.-M!nr,fnpolls
won the fourth straight game from iulisn
apolis and irmde it thirteen straight vic
tories. The game was one of the quickest
and sharpest of the season, Altleer's field
ing featured. Inflelder Williams of Indian
apolis was struck in the face by a bat
flying from Bowerman's hands, and his
left cheek laid open. Score:
Minneapolis 01002000 3
Indianapolis 00100001 02
Two-base hits: Cravath (3). Three-base
hits: Clymer, Murch. Home run: Leii
velt. Stolen bases; Pickering. Chadbourne.
Sacrifice hits: Gill, Orth. Double plavs:
Altlzer, J. Williams, GUI (2), Murch, (X
Williams. Bases on balls; Off IfilxeiZ,
1; off Orth, 2. Struck out: Bv Lolivelt.
2; by Orth, 2. Time: 1:20. Umpires Ch"l
and Cusack.
Brandoru Idol of Bines,
KANSAS CITT, June 23. Brandon won
ofr tho locals today, 4 to 2, by allowing
but four hits. Three of Columbus' hits
consisted of a home run and two three
baggers. Stremmel waa wild. Score:
KAN8A8 CITY. COLUMBUS.
AD. H. O.A.E. AD. H. O.A.E.
Shannon, If.. 8 13 8 ORflllr, rf 4 0 1 6 0
Rafiarr, cf... 8 1 6
Huntar, lb... 8 0 11
Ira, 8b 3 1 1
OHInchman, If 3 1 0 1
1 OConMHon, rf 4 3 8 0 0
8 ODownn, lb.... 8 0 8 8 0
0 OOdwtll, lb.... 4 1 16 0 0
3 OPrlel, tb 4 0 0 1 0
8 OQulnlan, as.. 8 0 1 4 1
0 OArt-oxaat, c... 8 1111
3 OStrammal, p. 8 0 0 6 S
encash, rf.,
Barbeau, aa
Downla, 8b.
James, ...
DianJom, p
,10 8
,201
,411
,411
. 8 1.0
Totals....
Columbus
8 1 37 11 0 Totals 23 4 94 16 8
... 00001100 0-2
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Odwell, Arbogast Home
Kansas City
Three-base hits
run: Congalton
sacrifice hits: Arbogast,
Barbeau. Sacrifice file: Quinlln. Stolen
bases: Battery, Hunter, Barbeau, Downs.
Hits: Off Brandom, 4; off Stremmel, . 7.
Struck out: By Stremmel, 6; by Brandom,
1. First base on errors: Kansas City, L
Base on balls: Oft Stremmel, 7; off Bran
dom, 8. Left on bases: Columbus, 6; Kan
sas City, 10. Wild pitch: Stremmel. Tlmo:
1:90. Umpires: Ferguson and Blerhalter.
Brewers In Landslide.
MILWAUKEE. June 23. Three Toledo
pitchers failed to stop the Milwaukee bat
ting today and the home club won easily,
11 to 6. Otis started the game for the
visitors, but after walking the first two
men and hitting the next in the first, was
taken out. Baskette, who went In, waa
easy and Ylngllng, who finished, was the
easiest of the three. Spencer' great all
around playing featured the game. Score:
Mllwaukeo 80001123 31
Toledo 0 2 0 0 1 0 2 0 06
Two-base hits: Hallman, Ludwlg. Three
base hit: Hinchman. Home runs: Randall,
Spencer. Hits: Off Cutting,' 4 in ono and
two-thirds innings; off Dougherty, 6 In
seven and one-third Innings; ft Baskette,
8 In six and one-third innings; off Ting
ling, 6 in one and two-thirds innings. Sac
rifice hits: Barry, Breen, Spencer, Dough
erty, Stolen bases: Itandall, Barry. Base
on balls: Off Cutting, 1; off Dougherty, 1;
off Otis, 2; off Baskette, 3. Hit by pitched
ball: By Otis, Spencer. Struck out: By
Cutting, 1; by Dougherty, 6; by Baskette,
4. Time: 1:55. Umpires: Hayes and Van
Syckle. Wright Wins Fourth Round.
' WIMBLEDON. England, June 23. Beal
8. Wright of Boston won the fourth round
in the singles today in the All-England
championship tennis tournament, beating
D. Hoberts, 6-L 6-2. 6-2.
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