Champs on Slide; Denver Still Climbing; Biues and Saints Go 17 Innings to Tie; Cubs Win
i '
H
4 ;
SIOUX FIND ttOLLt-S CURVES
Zndiani In Good Trim and Win,
Tbirtettt to'. Seven. "
OMAHA 5TASTS
V.'
vi) -
IN, TO SCORE
Mr. WliM ta fol.iu Gam to En-
- ' l
driver ,t tipv If Md Tkrtt
. tYlnaka Ar; ft est-
j . . ' -""y
SIOUX ( CITVj" .laly. '. Hollenbeck w a
hit hard - tiy S)ux;',OHyuioday and they
mi), 11 o , 7."'-' Wilson stopped Omtht'i
f coi ing. Bowr- . .'.
SIOUX CITY.
A B.
And refill. 2b..
Stem, lb.
4
Ijulllln, 3hi,.. ...y
Frnlnn, rt.. !..-. ....' 4
Neighbors, cf..
Miller, c
Hattman, ra..
Myers, if
Alderman, p..
Wilson, p.,...
Total
.... J
.... 2
MAll
AO.
:::: 1
.... s
.... 4
... 4
... 4
... t
... 2
... 2
R. H. O. A. K.
,21620
I I 1 12 1 .0
4 ao s e
4 3 3 0 0
1 S 1 0 0
I t 7 0 0
) 0 0 8 0
i 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 3 0
; o ooio
. 13 13 27 IS 0
A.
. R. II. O. A. E.
1 12 2 0
it i n o
0 110 1
.0 2 0 1 0
"0 0 7 1 0
0 1 .1 1.0
.11110
10 0 2 1
. S 0 9 4.9
7 8 24 14 -
0 104? -13
0003000-7
QuIUtn, Neighbors
McNeil, 3b ;
Corrldon,
Persona, II
Thompson, ft..,. i.,
Kane, lb
I'crrlne. 2b ,
Welch, rf ,
tlomllllg. o
Hollenbeck, p ...
Totals.. 32
Kloiu City 3 1
Omaha 1 S
Stolen bases: Myer.
(X), Corrldon, Thompson. Two-bum' hit
Fei.lon (8). Andreas. Welcn, McNeil, Thnrftp
on. Dome run: Qulllliv. ' Sacrifice hit;
Myers, Kan, Hollenbeck1,' McNeill. Doubt
play: Hnrtmiui to Andrea to diem, lllta
Off Alderman, 7 In flye'and one-third In
nings. Struck ntitr - TBv-Ald rmixn, 2;,by
Wilson, 4: by Hollebbcck,. 6. First ba on
balls: Off '. Alderman. ;' off Wilson. 1; off
HollenbeeUf T: ' HJ with .pitched ball: -By
Alderman. i3J 'bv ' WtUo'n. J. Paacil ball:
Miller. Time::' M tmplrei Haskell.. At
tendance; , !)., v is s . V , ,
Champa Get Oat. Bun While Ante-
lopea l'lle't'p Mat.
' DKS MOINF8. Joly. H.-Dea Moinea wag
unable to hit Getat effectively today, while
Lincoln had no trouble in landing; Andy
Owens offering almost at will. Gagnler'g
work at shortstop, was sensational, lie fig
ured in 4wni doubt play, and had nine as
sist and purtoQt "w'Khv.Jhit a single error.
Which was excusable.; Niehoff and Curtis
Bit safely after two Were' out in the ninth,
registering po Moi' only run. Score:
;DK.A1UKSKS.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
. .21 U .407
..14 & .477
.20 V .4.
..17 11 .!U
west, leaou. natx league.
W.L.Pet . W.LPct
Pious City. ..44 2 .6l,CMeao .'.....44 M .f.t
Denver , MHMN lforlC..v.41 17 .
WioHlla ...... M .47.1 t'lttsburg .,..S5 ttl .613
MneolB 41 a ,f3)cinrlnnatr-,4. S &14
Omaha, S6 41 ,4) PhlladeMa ".Si M .478
Ie Moines. M 43 .." nrooklyn M .4.17
ft. Joeph. .. .19 43 . 4tt8t. lAuls. 41 .411
Topeka 27 44 .1701 Boston M 47 .171
AMKR. LEAGUE. . AMElt. AH3 N'.
W.L..Pet. W.UPot.
Phlladftphla tt 7.l Minneapolis' .17 n .Me
Ksw York.. ..41 M .577: 8t. Paul SI M .411
Witoi 41 31 .M Toledo 47 K .171
Detroit 41 14 .847 Kansas City .ts 41 .4hk
Cleveland ...21 15 .4701 Columbus r.r.17 41 .4i
Wahlngton M 44 .470, Milwaukee .,.15 44 .4X?
Chicago 11 41 .DW Indlanapolt . M W .40
8t. Loul 22 41 314) Louinvllle i. & M .331
KEB. LEAOUK. MINK LEAuUE,
WL.Pct.l W.L.Pct.
Fremont 31 20 .tVX Clarlnd 15 .W7
Hrand Isl'nd.29 22 .WW' Fall.. Uty....27 19 .IW7
Hoperlor 71 21 .5WI Aubrt
feward ......25 21 ,4!l Neb. City..,
Kenrnev ,....31 It .VI Shenandoah
ColiihilSu ...? M .42i Mary villa
HsutlniM 27
Red Cloud... 20 27 , 42i
Veaterday's ftesalt.
WK8TERN LICAOUB.
timihs, 7; Hloux City, 11
Lincoln, V: lea Moines, . 1.
Wichita, t; Denver, V.
NATIONAL LEAQUE3.
Rrooklyn, 2; Cincinnati, 1.
HoKrori) v; l. Louis, .
New York, 2; Chicago, 4.
Philadelphia, 18; Pittsburg, 0.
AMERICAN LKAOLE.
Cleveland, 6; Boston, 4; second gSJtte,
Cleveland, 3; Uoston, 1.
Detroit, S; Philadelphia, 9.
Si. Louis, i; Washington, 8.
Chicago, 4; New York, i.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Cnlumbun-lndlanapoiis, postponed.
Toiedo-ljoulsvllln, poetponed.
Minneapolis, 4; Milwaukee, 0
tit. Paul, 9; Kamuta City, 9.
Nk, Bit ASK A LUAGt'.
No games on account of rain. i
mink; league.
MaryviUe, I; Auburn, 6. '
Nebraska City, ; Sheniandoab, I.
Clartnda, 2; Falls City, 4.
Games Today. '
Western League Omaha-at?. Sioux City,
Lincoln at les Moines, lopeka at lit Jos
tph, Wichita at Oonver
National League Brooklyn at Cincin
nati, Ronton at kit. Louia, New York at Chi
cago, Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
American Lea sue Cleveland at Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Wash
ington, Chicago Ntt New York,
American Association Columbus at In-
dianapoila, Toledo at Lulsville, Minneapolis
at Milwaukee, Ht. Paul at Kansas City.
Nebraska League Kearney at Hastings.
Super. or at Seward, Red Cloud at Fre
mont.
Mink League Maryvllla at Auburn, Ne
braska City at Hhenandoah, Clartnda at
Falls City.
CUBS LAND OVER . GIANTS
Bitchie Holds New1 York Bluffers
, Suoceiifullj.. . . . .
CHICAGO GETS TIMELT .HITS
Ckaac, flrMewell aad Meyer La a 4
Ball Wkea lllla Mtia
. geares . 0 Daaele
CHICAGO, July U.-Rlchle checked New
York's streak today, and Chicago, by
pounding CrandaJI at opportune moments,
won, keeping New York from going tnto
first place In the pennant race. Chance,
Brldwell and Meyers starred with timely
hits, score: 1
.CUICAOO
AB H.O A E.
tr. t i
tbarkard. If.. 1
achulte, rt.,,4
CfitniM. It, . I
MlnfelUt, lb 4
HolmR, ef... 4
Tinker, .... 4
Aerher, e
Rlihls,
NEW YORK.
AB H.O.A .
0 4 1 lrtor. If.... 4
oto 4rris, n i
119 SHurny, of... 4
1 11 9 Ofcermour, cf.. 4
19 1 Sncriicr. cf.... 9
9 19 tRfMwell. .. 4
1111 Dnlln, lb.... 4
.! oMerkle, ik.... t
,114 9 OMeyera. .... 4
errand II
Total It 4 17 14 I Saoatrtaa .. 1
1 I
4 I
9 I
i!
1 1
1 0
0 19
1 4
9 9
9 9
I 9
I 9
9
I 1
I 9
I
1 9
9 4
fetter,
Colllgan,; -.
waiticttv ni
wyer, lb.
t.. I, ...... .:.,xi 4 ; :0v .1- iJ
A. E.
xiehof f. in. i. : : . . .;. . . -4 v .
Curtis, K.ii.:vM-.4.,r: 4' i O'
Bader, 2h.t.'...;.i.;,.4w. ;,v
Clemmons, e...;.,K. 0'
Owens, Pr.w-..;., rji 0-,
' Totals
8
1
8.
, 1-"
1
7
0.
32 7
LINCOLN.
AB R.
J4ka.
t-6. II
4
5
8 27 16
t
8
1
8
0
2
0
1
0
o.
0
1
1
0
u
I 5
A.
l
8
0
V
1
o
l
i
jude, if
Oagnler, as..
Cole, 8b
Cobb, rf.,...
Thomas, lb..
Wledensaul, 2b....,.,.S
JDBvlea, cf...,., 8
Kruger, c 3
OeUt, p 4
i Total S8
pes Moinea ..a.'. . 4' .0 0,0 f ff 0 1.-1
Lincoln A.' J.J!..;:!L1 :;2 I f M
.-Mo-baiic htt'.'-Juffse.'AVIedensaul. Three
Ittiee tuts: Feter, Cole, Kruger. Base on
ba li Off; tJMen,. ; off Gelst 2. fltiuck
utlt: By owerm, 6, by Geist, 6. titolcn bases:
Gsgnier, Cobb, . Niehoff, Ctirtls. Double
plays: Wledensaul to Oagnler to Thomas;
ClAghlcr to Thomas. Sacrifice hits: Cole.
Kruger, Time: 1:40. 'Umpire: Mullen. At
tendance: 100.
11 27, 13
tENVER..Coo.' July ll.-Score:
7 ..WICHITA.
Balden. lf....i....
Middleton., cf.,
Cikire, ss
Hughes, 2b
Isbell, lb ..;.... i.
Westerill, 3bf....,
Koerner. rf
Jokerst, c...-.-:..!;..J.,
Khackleford, P ,
8haner, p..............
fettla:rew
Jarnlgan
AB.
4
4
2
R.
1 .
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
H.
2
0
0
0
1
1
0'
0
0
1
0
o.
1
3
1
8
0
1
4
0
0
0
0
A.
0
0
4
1
0
0
0
0
1
2
0
0
Totals ,31
Hatted for Jockersi In ninth,
llatted for Shaner In ninth..
jJtt.-NVtat.
4 1 1
ikn B 1 . I
3 - 0
w IM I ..I,
3b 4 1
Beall. cf.., :V....:, 3 t '
Weaevr, c. ....! 4 -r
6 14
Lloyd. 2b....
Waldron, If
Cranston, as
Caasldy, rf.
Lindsay, lb
Dolan, lb.
fchinan, p..
3
4
4
2
10
1
r
0
' Totals ..
Wichita .v.
Denver
.1 10 0
.210 1
RESULTS
IX
M1XK
LEAGtB
ad A a-
Nebraska City, Palia Clay
sira Ara Wlaers.
A Auburn: . ' . R.H.B.
Maryvllle .'.01000000 03 4 4
Auburn 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 -5 8 1
Katterles: Garner. Moore and Pollock:
Illrsrh and Kranlnger. Umpire: Fletcher.
At Shenandoah: R.H.B.
Nebraska City 0 0 0 0 9 1 1 0 4-6 9 I
Shenandoah ...0000000 3 0-1 6 I
Batteries: Can and Waller, Ward and
Bird. Umpire: Myers.
At Falla City: ' 1 ' R.H E.
Calrlnda 0 0000100 0-2 6 1
Falls City , 008 1 0000 4 7 t
Batteries: Ludwlg and Johnson. Finch
and PoteeU Umpire: age. , .
aiDxcv . ovekWhelms dalton
OaeSlded Score of Ten to Oa Raa
.I'll oa Tean. ' V - 1
8IDNET. Neb., iljly .ll.MSpeclal Tele-!
gram.) Sidney defeated (iton by-the onei
sided, score of 10 to i.v 'Catohee by the 8id
ny team were features, while Ferry for
Bianey . pitcnea a magninceni game, ai
lowlng the visitors onry two clean hits
and one scratoh bit. .The batting of Van?
sickle and Zelley wer' also features. Dal-
ton's only run came In the fourth on a walk
knd a wild thrOw. The soore: R. H. E.
Sidney 0 1 3 0 0 0 8 I 10 1
Dalton 0061 000001 3 I
Batteries: Sidney, Ferry and Webb; Dal
ton, Cameron and Gadd. Struck out: By
Ferry, 10; by Cameron. 7. Time of came:
1:69. Umpire, Gorman,
ANOTHER DEFEAT- FOR LA PLATTE
Flfteea to Four Is Score Rolled I'p by
- Fort Crook City Team.
Fort Crook City again defeated La
Platte on the post diamond Sunday after
noon by a score or u to 4 in five lnnlnas.
the nmt being called to allow the post and
the woodmen or trie world or south Omaha
teams to play. The feature- of - the a-ame
was the pitching of Dunlgan of the Fort
Crock Citys. He struck out nine men,
gave one man a baaa on balls and no hits.
Shapiro, who held down shortstop for the
Fort Crook citys, also did some good work,
fielding the hall In great style.
Batteries: Dunlgan and Kunkel: Collins.
Splc'-r and FlHher., Umpires: Lieutenant
Farnham and Fltspatrick.
. . ToUl 14 I 14 11 1
Batted tor Crandall tn the ninth.
Chicago 08101000 1
New York 0000100101
two-dim nita: unanoe, Devlin, Richie,
Meyers. Raorifloe hit: Devoree. stolen
base: Tinker. Sculte. Double play: Tinker
. 1 a vumiuc. uni un uHm; 1 ni
cago, 6; New York, 7. First base on balls:
Off Richie, 8; off Crrndall, 1. First base
on errors: Chicago, 3: New York, L Struok
out: By Richie, 1; by Crandall, 3. Time:
1:50. Umpires: O Day and Brennan.
Brooklyn Defea ta (laolaaatl
CIKCINNATI. July ll.-Brooklyn defeated
Cincinnati today. The Victors' runs were
scored In the first inning, when Mitchell
muffed a fly while men were on second
and third. Score:
BROOKLYN. ' CINCINNATI.
. ;i AB H O.A.B - AB H O A .
blton. rl....4 11 I tlhuhir. .If. 4 9 14 9
Daukarfc 1 9 OBon, lb 4 1119
Wheat, tf 4 I I 4 '9 HnblltKI, lb. 1 1 9 9 9
Humm.ll, lb. I 9 1 1 1 Mltoboll, II.. 4 119 1
rTlaan, e(.. 4 4 1 4 !, rt.,,4 119 9
Losnos. lb... 4 I I I Downer, lb... 4 till
T. Smith. M. I 9 4 1 .9MuLMn, .... 9 1 T 1 9
Iortn,' 0....4 119 OCIarks, 0 9 9 19 9
gcinlon, p.,.,1 111 AMcMllltn, at. 1 9 0 9 9
Biima, a I 9 9 I 9
Totals. .11 I 17 11 lRaba, 9 0 9 0 9
Roth 1 9 9 9 0
Totals 1 1 17 11 1
Batted (or Burn In the eighth.
Brooklyn 2900 00000-1
Cincinnati 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Two-base hits: Wheat (2). Paakert. Hits:
Off Burns, 8 in eight Innings. First base
on balls: Off Scanlon, 8; off Bums, 2.
Struck out: By Scanlon, I; by' Burns, 3;
by Beebe, 1. Time: 2:00. Umpires: Klem
and Kane. . x
Philadelphia Raa Over Plttabarsr.
PITTSBURG. July U. Pittsburg waa to-f
aay snut out o
one-sided score
ao effective that not a Pittsburg Mayer
reacnea tnira Dane, xne local team had
five pitchers on the rubber and Philadelphia
hit each with the greatest freedom. Brans
field was the star. He made five hits, in
cluding two triples, batted in eight runs
and scored three himself. In the ninth
) lnnirg Philadelphia scored nine runs. Thlr-
iwn men went 10 oat, nine 01 inem nit
safely, Bransfleld and Doolan getting two
each. Webb and Whit were the pitcher
In this Inning, white succeeding Webb after
six runs were In. 'Score:
rWLADBUTNIA. PITTBBURO.
A1H.OA.1. " AB.H.O.AB
Jack Johnson
Reaches N ew' York
Ten Thousand Uegroe Crowd Ap
proaches to Station When His
Trsin. Arrives;;
NSW YORK, iiily ll.Jack Johnson cam
to town today. The negro friends of th
world' champion heavyweight fighter haa
scattered thousands of dodgers through tht
"black bell" which 'read:
"To every colored man, woman and child
In New York J. , B at the Grand Central
station at 9.10 o'clock Monday morning and
let us all shake hands "h th stalwart
athlete, the greatest of th twentieth cen
tury. Com any way you can. Com hi ve
hicle or oh toot. All be there."
"And I reckon they'll all b thert," said
Johnson as he alighted from th Twentieth
Century limited and radiated hi "golden
smile" on a density of negroe that not
only filled the station, but nearly blocked
th Street. Mar than 10,000 nogroe wel
comed Johnson.
The fact that the train was nearly flv
hours late becauee of a wreck near Albany
old not dull the edg of Johnson's greeting.
Th police), fearing trouble, refused to per
mit a parade, but there were a score or
more of automobile on hand to eeoort
Johnson to the hotel of a friend, wher a
reeeptlon was held. ,
NINE PITCHERS TRIED OUT
Fbiladelshia Defeats Detroit
Amateurish Contest.
In
GAMES
IN
THREE-!
LBAOtTB
STA0UD ALONE WAS EFFECTIVE
He Mad to Be Taken oat 4o Give
Way to Batsmaa Who Coald lilt
Waa a Real Towa
Lot Gash.
PHILADELPHIA. Ta., July U.-Phlla-delphia
and Detroit played a regular town
lot gam today, th former winning by
I to 8. Each team used four pitcher
and th only on that wa effective was
Stroud, who wa taken out after on In
ning to send In a substitute batsman.
Score 1
PHILADELPHIA,
AB.H.O.AB,
Holtm'ller. It 4 I
DETROIT.
AB H.O.A S.
S on. lantm. It . 1 1 1
Oldrln, ef.,.4 1 1 4 OBuuhr m 4 1 I
Colluio, lb.,, I I 4 1 Ot'obb, cf 4 1
Bkr, ,... 111 OCmwroM, rf. t 1 1
Dsvlii, lb.... 4 111 lMorlarttr, lb 4 1 1
Murphr, rt... I 110 0O bear?, lb.. 6 1 1
Ban-?, s I I I 4 IT. Jonea, lb. I I :
Thcmaa, ... 4 14 1 1 Schmidt, a.,.. I 1 I
Morgaa, p.... 1 0 0 1 OStanaca, I
l"na, 0 4 9 9 Kliilan, p..., 1 0 9
lf p 9 9 9 9 OStrou. p 9 9 0
Coombs, ... 1 9 9 4 OSummara, p.. 9 9 9
Wlllotta. p... 9 9
Total II 14 IT 14 lLathr ....1 9 4
Mullln 1 9 9
Simmons .,119
Rook lalaad, Daavllle, Peoria Wla,
Other Divide.
nOCK ISLAND, 111.. July ll.-Nunamak-er
poor throwing waa responsible for
Rook Island's score. Dick had the better
of a pitchers' battle. Score: R II E.
Rock Island t 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 -8 S 8
Bloom lug-ton .00000000 11 4 3
Batteries: Dick and 0'Lary; Davidson
and .Nnhamaker.
DAVENPORT, la., July U.-Duffy kepM
the hits separated, except In th fourth,
When Davenport bunched three singles for
a tally. Score: R.H.B.
Davenport 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-1 10 4
Danville 1 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 1-7 1
Batteries: Archer and Wolfe; Duffy and
Wolf. . -
DUBUQUE, la.,-July ll.-After Dubuqu
tied the score in the ninth Inning Peoria
pounded Fa.be r for four run and th gam
In th tenth. Score: R.H.E.
Dubuque 001000011 04 13 6
Peoria 0000001014-0 II 1
Batteries t Ferrlae, Faber and Kelly;
Ovlts and Asmussen.
WATERLOO, la.. July ll.Waterloo won
the first gam of a double-header by timely
hitting.. Harrington's - batting - was the
feature. Hughe wa poorly supported and
lost th second game. - Score, first game:
R.H.E.
Waterloo ...u.:r... 0 S 0 1 0 0 0 7 2
ynf i'o M.i.VjTn iri springfieid't ';.::;::::.: oo.ooso-su
of IS to 0. McQulllen. wa. A,.m. : ii.MriM. wini,
Thus, rt...... 4 I 1 0 OByrpe, lb.,. 4 9 113
nniwi, to.... a 1 o oijaarn, or s v s v
Bite, ct 4 0 4 9 ICiarke, If II 1 9
Mum. If 4 110 lluav. mm... t 1
Oram, lb I I I 1 HvaU, Ik 4 1 U 9 .9
Br-natteM.' 1 119 OMcK'bple, lb 4 4 I I 1
0 9 0
til
III
99
9 I I
Doolan, as..
Mrgalll'
Totals..,
SS.... 114 4
a...... 5 .1 i 9
a, p. 119 1
Wllaon. rf.... 4 0
9 eoibaon, I
OUalfiala. p.... 9
Adanw. 1 9
..41 90 17 I O'Connor ... 1 4
i.. V PH. 9 9
W.bb. p....;. 1 1
. Wbiie, p 9 9
.11 I 17 14 1
... ooooooooo-e
.. .08608100 9U
Total
Batted for Adams In the fifth.
Pittsburg ...
Philadelphia
Two-base hit: Tltu. Three-base hits:
Bransfleld (3). Stolen bases: Byrne, Leach,
Clarke. Double playa: Wrner to Mo
Kechni to Hyatt, Doolan to Knabe. First
base on ball: Off Leefleld, 1; off Powell.
2; off Webb, 3; off McQulllen, 4. Hit with
pitched ball: By Adams, Mage, struck
out: By Lelfleld, 3; by Adams, 3; by
Powell, 1. Passed ball: Olbson. Dooln.
First baeo oik error: Pittsburg, 8; Phila
delphia, 3. Left on bases: Pittsburg, 1;
Philadelphia, 9. Hits: Off Lelfleld, 4 tn
two innings; off Adam, 4 In three Inning;
off Powell. 8 In one inning; off Webb, 1
in two and one-third Innings; off White,
1 In two-thirds Inning. Time: 1:40. Um
pires: Rlglef and Ems!!.
Soatfeerm Loavarae Ileao.lt.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 11. Announcement
was mad today by th Indianapolis club
of th American association of the release
of Pitcher Oscar Graham and Al Orth.
Batteries:'. Olar'k-and Harrington; Willie,
Stelger and J oh neon. - ...
Score, second game: ' R.H.E.
Waterloo w-..0 0000100 0-1 4 6
Springfield ...............2 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0-41 9.1
Batteries: Hughes and Harrington;
Bteiger and Johnsqti.
-r
FARRELLS TnIM HANBCOM PARKS
Loeera StraTa"ld Gamely t tic End,
bat Lost.t tt to t.
Hanscom park bas ball fans watched
their nine go down before the awattlng of
th Farrells, I to I, Hoimbach, who cen
tered the diamond for the Farrells. struck
out fourteen men, while hi twirling oppo
nent fanned nine. The Parrel hi won tn th
last two innings. In th seventh th Hans
coma took a batting gtreak and gathered
in three runer making m a tie, but lnJh
lur 14 acta th Farry-lls roilnded up five
and allowed only two for the lads from th
park. The score;
' . ARRfcLXa. 12 KAJWCOM PARKS. -A.
H O. A I. AB.H.O.A.K.
rtriuon, It.. 4 11 MoCornVk. rf 4 194
Taarlk, at....
4 OMinloua, a.. 4
I tK. Bocatta, I
1 OFront, lb.... 4
1 I Hawkins, lb. t
9 OStaTona, If.... I
1 OLohr, lb 4
s
Laucblln, rf. 4
Croft, ef I
Kannadr, lb. I
Johnaon, ... I
Atklna, lb.... 4
Woodruff, as. 1
Qulflar. )b.. 4
Uombaek. p.. I
i
v
i
1 4
1 I
OHi Boiatta, p 4
1 11
ToUla Mln 9 1 TOU1B......87 I U 1 4
Farreli I 01 100031
Hanscom 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 30
Two-baa hit: Mlnicu (2), Johnaon,
Erickson, Woodruff, Hawkins. Three-baa
hit: Johnson. Baa on balls: Off Horn
baph, 4; off Bogatu, 1 Struck out: By
Hdtnbaoh, 14; by Bogatts, 8.
Spaaldlaava Los.
BLAIR, Nb., July 1L (Special.) Th
Blair bas ball team won over the Spauld
Ings of omatia In a hotly contested game
at Jenaen's park this afternoon by a acore
of 8 to 3. The batteries were Kingdom
and Xrftuae for Blair and Mungerson and
Hoy for the Spauidinga. Th feature of
th gam were Krauae' catching and
Harding's fielding.. Umpire: Claude Van
Duaen,
37 11
0 0 0 0-3
0 0 1 a
cuuien oaxes; runner, , weail, waidrorv.
Three-base hit. isbell. Home runs: Helden,
Beall. Ehman.' Hacriflce ' hits: Cassldy,
Waldron tl). Struck out: By-Shackleford, 1;
by Shaner, 8; by Ehman, t. Baao on bails:
Off Shaner, 2;-oft-Ehinarr, 4. Double plays:
v.itiwiu7 io tveaver, weaver to Dolan
Cranston to Lindsay. Hit by pitched ball:
Isbell. Left on baaea: Dfcnver. 0: VI, hli
Hits: Off Shaotrleford. 6 In one ann a thiri
Innings; off eUtBner. 8 In six and two-thirds
inninkTs. lime: s:uj. umpires: Spencer and
xiynn.
liAiti lick; r;faiisi t hsu it
Two rilcliM-i, tint ol. ''Ihai Game, ae
; Well, aa titber riayrrs.
wmana coiiiimis to auffer 111 luck. As
If the temporary Ion tf Graiiain, King and
Mhlpke were ' liol eiiogn, Matter and
ivrsiu are ouin out lor tlie present.
Welter la In a liosnflaJ- at !. Min
having been takf'rt ulih t-rajntm In the ia
Kama he, pilt hrd, auV Vwley lias gone to
cu iaun to anena tuv miiwrei t a brother,
inm iravf tue team rrtppied on the In
aiit. jutiieiaa. -wiin - jaat three pitchers,
jioiieniAi'K, who is not working well
l.d . I. a and hU'war,. who 1 atill a little
unt-riiuin. neeiey was to return Immedi
ately utter the funeral, but -Matter's ah
arnce la a matter of tiueation. He waa
takun with cramps In tlio ylxth Inning and
t'ld Capiain Srhipfe be, was airk. but the
6kippei Bold. "Oh, stick It out Melt, you
havo everything." : 'And so he had and did
at.ck it out, wlnlng hla game, but lie waa
aick man. Mitr,wn oln better than
any pitcher on the team and Iveeley next. ,
"We aro still in th race and are going
to flht It ouu .l'tiy la, na use to give un
it wa this way lit 1MW. W are dung our
beat," aid Brother Dave.. . , .
. A, ,1
til AILS WIN l ftttH TWELFTH
After Crescent s ' Tie lu ' Mntk' Three
More laalaga.A Needed.
The Royal Achates ' took the Crescent
eam into camp In a twelve inclng game
Sunday. The Achates had the locale beaten,
lU to tour, lit th ntnta limning, hut the
Zrtkcents batted l.l to runs, wnlch mart a
.un aiii go iweive inninas, ins omahas
s inning out. ten to nine. Tns failure of th
tame was the fine pitching of Bever, and
.he batting of 'tire Omaha tram, Revert
lilting fourteen Jmtef to his list of strike-
aula. Miller of tlm Aco.it, got the longcet
drive, a thra-be hit. Cohen of Cieacent
slbo pitched a aoatt M4n). The game, was
the hurdot 'plaei in Crescent town this
vaton. The home team tiled hard to win.
ivuie by lnulng4: ;
ill) U. II. K.
4 ' R II. E.
Achate 0 1 1 0 2 1 0 4 9 0 9 4-10 11 4
fteKi.iit 0 ) 0 10 1 0 1 t i- 4 -1 t
Batteries: Aehatva Uillespi jaftrt Beyers,
Trt'scent, Steel and Cohen.
Brooklyn Holla l.amler.
BIRMINGHAM, July 11 Harry I.umley.
formerly manuer' of th Brooklyn Na.
tlonala. asaumea th management of the
hiimthamiun tttate leaue team tomorrow,
havhi been lought by the L'nghamton
ananagemeiit from brovklyu.
Official American League Batting Average to July 4
i 1 1 i ii i , in 1. 1 n i i
.n . , . ... Toal at lo2 14
Batted for Klllian In the sixth Inning.
Batted for Stroud In the seventh Inning.
Batted for Mummers In the ninth Inning.
Two out when winning on score.
Detroit 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 28
Philadelphia 01104010 39
Two baso hlte: O'Leary. T. .Jones, Cobb.
Thre base hits: Crawford, Heitmuller,
Murphy. Collins. Hits: Off Klllian, 7 In
five Innings; Stroud, 1 In one Inning; Sum
mers, 8 In two Innings; Willetts, 4 In one
Inning; Morgan, 6 in six Innings, (none
put In seventh); Atkins, 1 In one-third
Inning;. Dygert, 1 In on and one-third In
ning; Coomb, 3 In one and one-third in
nings. '
btolen bases: Bush, Morlarlty, 3; T. Jonea,
D. Jones. Sacrifice hit- Mnrmn nnuhu
plays: Bush and T. Jones; Stanage and
Morlarlty; Thom&a and Barry. Left on
baaes: Detroit, 13; Philadelphia. 8. Baaes
on ball: Off Klllian, 2; Summer, 8; Mor
gan, 7; Atkins, 3; Dygert, 2; Coombs, L
First bane on errors: Detroit, 1; Philadel
phia, 1. Hit by pitched ball: By Mora-an.
(T. Jones).
Struck out: Bv Stroud. 1: flummm
Willetta, 1; Morgan. 8: Atkins. 1: Dvarert.
Coomba, l.
Passed ball: Stanage. Wild Ditches: Mor
gan, Klllian. Tims: 2:53. Umpires: Perrtne
and Egan.
White Bos Beaten Easily.
NEW YORK. -Julv 1 The Verw Vnrto
Americans had on their batting clothe
today and easily defeated Chicago. Soore:
KBW YORK. CHICAOO.
AB.U.O.A.K. 11 W.ft 1
Danlala, If... 4 I 9 1 OColllne, rf. ... I 9 1 1
OFranch, lb... 4
OParent, of....-4
Dougherty, II 4
lMullan, lb... 4
OPurtell, lb... 4
OBIackb'n. aa I
OPajma, a. I
OOlmateaa. .. I
'whita ...... 1
14 11 17 II limits, p 9
Woltar, rt.... Ill
Chaea, lb I I 14
L porta, lb. ,. I 1 1
Oardner, lb. . 4 I 1
Crea. af 4 1 I
Roach, aa.... 10 4
Bvaanar. ... I 0 1
Qulnn, p 4 11
Total!.
9 9
0 9
Total H 14 11 1
Batted for Olmataad In Mvunth
Chlcaro 000001 11 04
New York . ; 2 3 1 0 0 3 0 0 8
Two-baa hits: Danlala. Gardner Pa rani
Three-baae hits: Dougherty, Qulnn. Home
run: una. HtrucK out: uy otmatead, o;
by Qulnn. 2: by Smith, t. Hum nn nulla-
Off Olmstead, 1; off Qulnn, i. Hits: Off
Olmstead. 15 in six Innings; off Smltjh, 3
m iw mnina. umpires: xiineen ana con-
nwny. iim:.i:u. - -
Clerelaad . Wla Two,, w
BOSTON. Julv 11. Rnatnn'a amwa ail.
Itrwed Cleveland to win a double contest
today, tha first -srajne- bv a r to -4 acore.
and th second by, to 1, After he had
figured In losing th second . contest.
Pitcher Arellane ws suspended Indefi
nitely by President Tavlor of the Boatnn
club. Score, first game:
CLEVELAND. . BOSTON.
AB.H.O.A B. AB.H.O. A I.
NiW rf..
Oraaey, cf...
Turner, a. ..
Lalole, lb...
Stovall, lb..
Bamla, a....,
Ball
Eaaterly, ..
Parring, lb.
Lord, If
Joaa, p..,.
1
1 10
0 1 Hoop
idar. r
0 IBnale. lb
rf..
OBnaakkr, ct..
vatahl, lb.....
OOardnar, lb.
SLawla, If....
OWaimar, aa..
OKlainow,
1 9
1 9
1 1
1 11
1 I
9Carrlan .... 1
OKariar, p.... I
4Hall 1
Total 94 I IT 11 I Total. It 4 17 14 I
Batted for Klelnow In ninth.
Batted for Karger In ninth.
Ran for Beml In nlnch.
Cleveland 21000100 1-6
Boston 2 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 04
Two-base hit: Lajoi (2). Three-bas
hits: Perrlng, Gardner. ' Double play:
Karger and Stahl. Left on bases: Cleve
land, 4; Boston, 8. Bases on ball: Off
Karger, 8; off Joss, 2. First base on er
rors: Cleveland, L Hit bay pitcher: By
Joss, Karger. Struck out: By Joes, 3; by
Karger, 8. Time: 1:44. Umplr: Evan.
bcore, aeoond game:
CLEVELAND. BOSTON.
A8.H.0.A.E. AB.H.O.AB.
Harroun is Star
WithHisMarmon,
Makes Fast Time
Covers Kilo Track in One Minute and
Two-Fifths of a Second .in
Effort at Record.
CINCINNATI. O., July Il.-Ray Harroun,
In his Marmon lx, waa th star of th
afternoon at the grand circuit race at
Latonia course this afternoon. In an en
deavor to lower the track record of 0.67
mad by Barney Oldfleld lat year, in
covered the mil track tn 1:004.
Result:
First race, stock chassis cars, claa B, di
vision L under 100 oublo Inches pleton dis
placement, minimum weight, l.lirt) pounds,
flstanc flv miles: Harreschoft (Emmons)
won, Herrenchoff (McCormick) second. Her
reschoft (Smith) tnlru. Time: 1:114.
Second rao. for chassis car claes C, di
vision 8, Ml to liW cublo incnea displace
ment, distance flv miles: Col (W. Kndl
cottj won, Col (Edmunds) second, E. M.
F. (II. Endlcott) third. Time: 6: ll1-.
Third race, for chassis cars, claa C, di
vision g 281 to 300 cubic inches pi at on dis
placement, flv miles, pnae trophy: Mar
mon (Joe Dawaon) won, Cino (Walter Don-
lv second. Detroit-Dearborn trtameyi ann
Blaok Crow (Stlnson) did not finish. Time:
;00. .
Fourth race, for stock cnassis cars, ciasa
. division 4. 801 to 4M) oublc Inches piston
displacement, dlatano five mllaa: Marmon
(Harroun won, Marmon Dawson; sec
ond, Stoddard-Dayton (Ollchilst) third.
Time: 6:57V
Fifth race, handlcan. under claas E, for
cars up to 300 displacement, dlsance five
miles: Marmon (Dawaon, scraicnj won,
HerreSchoff (Emmons. 80 eeconds) secona,
Cole (W. Endlcott, 30 second) third. Time:
:8Hfc. '
Sixth rac, for all oars privately owned
nd in rerular us by rldent of Ken
tucky, Indiana and Ohio, distance five
miles: Mathowson t (Stevens) won, Slod-dard-Dayton
(Gilchrist) second, Cino (W.
Donelly) third. Time: 6:41'.
Seventh race, free for all cars, aistance
five miles- Marmon (Harroun) won, Mar
mon 83 (Dawson) aeoond, Mathewson (Stev
en) third. Time: 6:234k.
Ela-hth race, free-for-all handicap, flis-
ance five miles, prise oO in gold: Her
eachoff (Roberts. 40 seconds) won. Mar
mon i (Dawaon, t seconds) second, Cole (W.
Endlcott, seconds) third. Time: 8:005,.
Ninth race, two race starting at tne
same time, distance ten miles, to driver
flnlshlnc first, race A for oars from l'.l to
230 cubic inches piston displacement, piir
trophy: col (W. Endlcott) won, r:. m.
E. Endlcott) second. Time: 12:0. itaoe
for care exceeding 230 cublo Incne pis
ton displacement, prise trophy: Marmon
(Harroun) won. Marmon (Dawaon) second.
Time: 11:03. . Stoddnrd-DaytOn (Gllchrlat)
and Matheson (Stevens) dropped out on ac
count of dust.
9
CROSS TEAM 18 SHUT OUT
American Tara the Trlek Throagh
Saperlor Playlifn.
Th American defeated th J. S. Cross
team at Fort Omaha Sunday by the soore
or 7- to 0. There waa great fielding on both
idea, but the hitting waa rather one-aided,
the Americana getting eleven hits to three.
Adama. tor the Americana, pitched great
ball, striking out twelve men and allow
ing no passes and but three hits, Which
were all singles and scattered. Cunning
ham, tor the Crone team, pitched good
ball, but his teammates failed to hit be
hind him. '
Th feature of the ram wa the hlttlnr
of Sherer, who got t o borne runs, scoring
a man eacn time terore mm; got a single,
walked once and brought In three runs.
Next Sunday the Americans will play the
Townsend team at Fort Omaha. Th
core; 1 .. ... - . . .
AMERICANS. ' J. 8. CR098V
AB.H.O.A.E" -- AB. H.O.A. .
Paonty, t... 9 1 OPoaplcll,. lb.. 1 , 9
W.Hachten, 4 4 1 tl O'tKranda. lb... 4 9 1
Rapp, 4k..v, I 1 IOPMrouMk, a 8 0
1 , lPolika, e I
9 OOatram, lb... 4
0 -Poraui. If..' 4
4 OMurrar, rf.... I
0 I) Brown, cf.'... I
1 lCun'nih'm, p I
1 0 ..
' Total M I 14 I 1
Total II 11 It 10 I
American 1 0 3 0 0 1 0 3
J. 8. Croas 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0
Two-ba hits: Denniadn, Tracy. Horn
runs: Sherer, 2. btolen base: Sherer.
Sacrifice hit: Rapp, Podoucek. Hit by
pitched ball: By Adam, 1. Base on
balls: Off Cunningham. 8. Struck out: By
Adams, 12; by Cunningham, 8. Time; 1:30.
uuiaiio nicaiiuaii,
Sharer, lb.... I I
Pes. If .S 9 4 9
Tracy, if I I
A.Hacblen, ft 4 10
Dannlaon, lb. 4 8 10
Smlih. aa..... 4 1
Idama. p 4 14
CLUB 'BATTING.
Detroit
Philadelphia
Boston
New York ..
Games.
70
47
66
67 .
A.B. R. H. Ave. Game. AB, R. H. Ave.
1,179, 129 001 .204 Cleveland 4 ' I. IDS m 602 .232
2.217 103 688 . 204 St. Louis M 2.127- 1S3 477- .124
3.163 361 674 .r4 Washington 68 2.143 1W) 473 . 220
3,138 360 623 ' .239 Chicago 66 2,127 177 440 .210
INDIVIDUAL BATTING.
a 4
.1.
Strunk, Philadelphia
Lajole, Cleveland
Cobb, Detroit
Easterly, Cleveland .
scriraiat, uetroit
Hpeaker, Itoston ,.,
Murphy, Philadelphia .........
Oldrlng. Philadelphia
Baker, Philadelphia
Bender, Philadelphia''
Chane, New York
Ptahl, BoMton .,
Karger, Boston ,
La Port. New York
lielehanty. Detroit ,
Collin, Philadelphia
Lewi. Roaton ,
Knight, New York
Hoffman, Kt. Louis
Uurdner, Boston .'
Newnam, Ht. Louis ...
Huxh. Detroit
Crawford. Detroit
Harry. Philadelphia
1. Jones. Detroit
Engle, New York and Boston
Davis. Philadelphia
Stone, Ht. Loula
Wallace, St. Loula ..1
Milan, Washington
KlU-k. Cleveland
Ieltvelt, Washington
Ckrrlgan, Boston ...
iwithera, Detroit
Lord, Boatoo
Heltmuller, -Philadelphia
Walsh, Chit-ago
Gray, Washington
Morlarty, lietroit
Coomba, Philadelphia ...
Krauae. Philadelphia. ...
Browne. Washington and Chicago.. 10
Games.
11
M
a e 9 W
...... 87
86 '
61
7
00
99
K)
.. 67
6
, 11
....... 60
....... 70
67
69
34
, 68
ta
34
........ e
49
61
40
84
aa '
.T 6f
........(..j.V til
63
13
14
11
, 66
14
10
K'lberfeld, Washington
lilotk. Chicago .1
Sweeney, New York ..
Ueler, Waahlngton .
Dougherty, Ckloago ...
T. Jonea, Detroit
Hooper, Boston
Zelder. Chloago'
Wagner, Boaton
Lake. St. Louis
Woltera, New York ..
Payne. Chicago
Roach. New York
McHrlde. Waahlngton ,
Mitchell. New York
Turner, Cleveland
Schweltxer, HL Louis ,
Orlgga, St. Loula ,
Mrlntyre. Detroit
Granev, Cleveland
Heniplvlll New York
Austin, New York ..,
Lapp, Philadelphia -....,...-
Simmons. Detnit
WrA. Cleyaiid
Oardner.. .New York
MovjI) Cleveland
Nilea, loatnn and Cleveland
yuinu. New Yok
Bmla, Cleveland
62
28
43
U
61
61
64
60
68
1
47
46
ti
96
17
04
60
62
. 17
63
, 41
, 92
: U
, 14
, .'
, 40
, 67
. It
. II
. 34
A.B. R, H. Ave.
18 7 14 .438
M 95 .403
19 61 102 .379
184 8 46 .341
61 8 18 .340
80S 38 97 ,1-0
344 83 80 ,3B
244 84 79 .114
232 44 73 . 810 1
62 3 16 .806
M 14 84 .904 ,
3-J0 n 64 ,U0
10 7 .WO
214 23 S3 .34
M 48 71 .W
ha 40 76 , 22
3V7 84 . 60 .V
111 12 83 .28
118 14 90 .Kl
lHl 24 61 .22
124 16 86 .21
230 M 70 .10
171 40 74 .180
191 27 64 - 2M)
140 II 11 .271
104 11 38 .170
2:3 34 10 . 989
211 . 22 67 .2iW
261 .22 70 ,.2i
3.".7 81 48 .ItS
M 6 18 .tifi
110 13 58 .St'l
171 21 46 .261
21 0 9 .21
254 19 K .to)
91 9 21 .2H0
73 9 19 .260
27 1 T ,K9
224 37 67 .2S3
44 6 11 .250
24 3 .260
111 It 28 .248
ISO 21 46 .247
81 4 20 . 247
1M IK 32 . 246
' 21, 32 . M .140
' 1S4 1 . 44
103 10 39 .239
14 11 (.9 Ml
m it 66 .137
312 60 .236
47 6 11 .iU
348 46 68 .iH
144 9 34 .iii
W 10 21 .3'4
811 17 49 .tft
71 8 13 .2S1
- !a 80 W .t'24
11 19 45 .H-i
1M) 7 41 .t:i
144 ft 83 .:m
, 7 3 47 .Wl
2:4 90 M .2
204 26 44 .TA
90 3 20 -.123
93 3 18 .21-0
HW 1ft W .11
110 11 14 .211
HIT 18 M .117
12 11 21 .214
17 3 1 .114
70 8 U .211
Game. A. B.
Tannehlll, Chicago
cree. New York
Hartxall, St Louis 1
Hartael. Philadelphia
Conroy, Waahlngton
Gandll. Chicago ,
KllUfer, Waahlngton
Stanag. Detroit ,
Stephena, St. Lout ,
Clcotta, Boaton
Groom, Waahlngton ,
Collins, Chicago
Purtell, Chicago
Mullln, Detroit
Powell, SL Louis
Schaefar, Waahlngton -
Bradley, Cleveland
Falkenberg Cleveland
Truesdale. St. Loula
Johnson, Washington
I'nglaub, Waahlngton
Birmingham, Cleveland
Hall, Boston .
Ballsy. St. Louis
Mclnne. Philadelphia
Thoma. Philadelphia
Crl, St.- Loula
French, Boaton and Chicago
White, Chicago
Klelnow, New York and Boston..
Link, Cleveland
MoConnell, Boaton
Walker, Washington
Cole, Chloago
Blackburn, Chicago
Foater, New York
Demmltt, St. Loul
Street, Waahlngton
Parent, Chicago
Smith, Chicago
bradlav. Boaton
Clarke. Cleveland j
13
60
87
61
, 40
, 60
, 44
, 67
, 46
. 17
, IS
. SH
. fti
. 26
. 12
. 11
. 61
. 18
. 81
. 1
. 43
. 80
. 22
. 17
. 14
. 2
. IS
. 11
. 17
. 23
. 17
. 10
. 16
. 23
. 66
. 14
. 10
. 20
. 17
17
Perrlng. Cleveland 19
Arellane, Boaton 12
Rath. Philadelphia 19
Livingstone, Philadelphia 10
Abateln, St. Louis 23
Krueger, Cleveland 42
Summer. Detroit 12
KllUfer, St. Loula 2
Joaa, Cleveland - 11
Plank, Philadelphia 18
f ord. New York 14
Flaher, St. Loul 21
Scott, Chicago 17
Young, Cleveland 1.... V
Pmtth. Boaton 1 1
Hahn, Chicago 16
Morgan, Philadelphia , 16
W lllett, Detroit 14
Herger, Cleveland 12
Vaughn. New York 7 16
Collin. Boston , v 11
Olroatead, Chicago , 10
Warhop, New York 14
Ho-Jfer. Philadelphia 1 10
Donahue. Boaton and Philadelphia 14
Youn;. Chicago 12
Relating, Washington 10
Pelty. St. Loula 12
Rati. Cleveland 14
tjiToud, DeuoU la
164
237
1V4
133
2M
1M
175
1H2
39
44
128
232
66
20
100
137
102
. HI
231
108
36
M
11
79
53
127
68
63
24
84
84
HO
179
46
23
JS
84
43
66
66
19
20
13
87
149
rt
65
30
18
36
73
31
6
17
(3
44
tH
13
HI
80
21
24 '
13
30
17
17
18
26
u
B,
i
14
21
26
10
ltf
10
1
14
6
3
14
11
6
0
13
7
3
10
6
13
13
8
3
6
6
4
13
3
3
6
11 "
3
11
1
II.
9
88
60
41
2a
47
25
36
27
8
8
24
47
13
4
31
37
8
20
13
5
21
7
7
6
II
10
24
12
12
8
4
8
14
81
8
4
86
13
22
6
Av.
.214
.213
.211
.211
.210
.m
.211
.304
.206
.205
.104
.203
.2U0
, .200
,im
.1M
.193
.194
.117
.15
.194
,l4
.194
AH
.l'.i
.19
.189
.174
.174
.176
.174
.174
.176
.174
.174
.174
.172
.197
.107
.167
.lo
.144
.163
.161
.162
.149
.148
.148
.1.38
.133
.132
.128
.126
n
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.113
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.064
.(Hi
Nil, rf...
Oranay, ef,..,
Turner, a..,
tajola, lb....
Ill atari y, ..,
Stovall, lb.:,
Herring, lb..,
uradlar, lb.,
Lor4, M ,
Harkn, p.,
Total si
Cleveland ...
Boston
4 0 9 9 t) Hooper, rf... I 119
1110 OBnile, lb 19 9 14
I I Vlpeakar, of... 1119 9
I 0 oStahl, lb 4 16 0
I I 1 Gardner, lb.. I 1119
4 i Lela, If 4 9 I 0
4 9 SWagner, aa... 4 0 119
I 9 OOarrlgan, .. 4 0 4 1 1
I 0 OArallaaaa, p.. I 0 1 I
019
T Ota la 10 lit I I
II 1 1
8 0 0 0
.... 0 0 0 0
it
4 1
4 I
t 9
I 0
I 1
4 1
0 0 1
10 0
Leilvalt, If... 4
Srhaafar, lb.. I
Oeaalar, rf -.. I
llcurlda, aa.. I
W Klllifar, lb I
I'nglaub, lb.. I
Backandorf, I
Oroom, p.,,,, 4
i i :
1 u 4
0-
01
two-d hit: SDeaker. Three-haaa hit:
Eaaterly. Sacrifice hila: Enale. Turner.
Stolen bases: Stovall. Double play; Easterly
and Lajole. Left on bases: Cleveland, 8.
uaaea on Dana: citt HarKiieea, : off Arel
lane. L Flrat bae on error: Cleveland.
ll boaton, 1. Struck out: By Arellane, I;
by Harknecs, . 8. TimOi 1:49. Umpire,
jyvana.
Waahlacton Wla la Flrat.
WASHINGTON. July U.-Wahln-ton
drove Spade from the box in the 2 irat
inning today, making enough runs to win
easily from St. Loula, 6 to 3. Ray flnlahed
tne game in good tyi. aroome waa a
pussle, allowing but three scattered hits,
the two run of th visitors being gift.
in score:
WAIHINOTON. OT. LOUIS
AB.H.O. A.I. AB.H.O.AB.
Milan, ef 4 1 0 aton. if 4 I 9
119 OH.rtnll, lb.. 4
111 OWallac. aa... I
119 ONewnam. lb. I
111 llcfcwaltaar, rt 4
111 OH of man, ef., 4
9 11 ITrvaedale, lb. 4
4 6 4 0 Klllifar, .. I
9 11 ltlpad. a ft
Rar. 1
Total I Inn I .
fatal II 1 24 14
Waahlngton 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 -
St. Louia 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-1
Two-ba hit: Wallace. Three-baa hit
Oeaaler. Hit: Off Spade, 4 In one third
inning. Baaea on balla: Off Groom, 3; off
SDade. 1: off Hay. a. struck out: By
Groom, 2; by Ray, a Time: 1:40. Um
pire, O'Loughlln.
UPDIKES BBATaCK BY RANGERS
Beeoad Tim the Victor Havo
Trimmed Loser by Bam Soore.
Th Rangers beat the Updlkes for the
second time this year, both gamea being
won by the score of 7 to. 4. Baker and
Lewis indulged in a pitcher' battle. Baker
having the better of It aa to atrlke out,
ecurlng alxteen to ten by Lewi, but tke
latter waa the (learner, paaaing out one
to Baker'a tx. Lewis also featured In
fielding, having nine assists and two put-
outs. Lanaer and Jenkins were the bat
ting stars for the Hangers and Johnson
ror tn upaiae. ino acore: n. n. e.
Hangers 9 1031010 17 6
Updlkes 0 0 0 1 1 4 0 0 0-4 I
Batterlea: Rangers, Lewi and Lant; Up
dikes. Baser ana ueecrort.
At Atlanta First game: Atlanta, 8; Blrm
Ingham, 0. Second game: Atlanta, 1; Blrm
Ingham. 3.
At Nashville Naahvllle, 0; New Orleans, L
At Memphis Memphis. I. Mobile. 1.
At Chattanooga Chattanooga, 1; Mont
gomery, 0.
Plttabarc Bays Kadlagr.
LACROSSE. Wla , July 11. -John Hiding
firt baaoman of th Kau Clair team in
th Minneaola-Wlaconaln leagu. wa aold
today to the Pltuburg National league
team lor l,Mv.
PLAY SEYENTEEN-INN1NG TIE
St. Paul and Minneapolis Btrug-fle
for Supremacy.
DARKNESS ENDS THE BATTLE
Balat Score Bight Raa la Flrat Two
Iaalnge Floal Sear la Game
I .Ma to
Kin; -
KANSAS CITY, July ll.-After seventeen
Innings th locals tied St. Paul today, with
th acor 9 to S. It was the fourth game of
th serle. 8t. Faul found Swann at the
tart and scored eight runs In th first two
Innings. Campbell took tp wild Swann
place. Th local pounded Ktlroy hard and
tied th oor In the Yitnth. Then came eight
Innings of vain play on both Side. Scor:
Batted for Campbell In ninth.
St. Paul 1 600000100900000-9
Kansas Clty...l 301001310000000 0-0
Two-ba j hit: Boucher. James, Love,
Downle, Smoot. Yhree-hane hltai Clark,
Murray, Hunter Hits: Oft Kllroy, 3 in two
Innings; off Gehrlng, 8 In six innings; off
Leroy, 6 in nine Inning; off swan, 4 In
one and a third Innings; off Campbell, 13 In
seven and two-third lnnlnas; off Urandom,
8 In seven Inning. Sacrifice hit: Autrey,
Barbeau. Stolen basea: Jonea, Murray (2),
Wrlgley, Hunter, Downle. Double -play:
Barbeau to Love to Hunter, Smoot to Bar
beau. Struck out: By Kllrov, l; by' Leroy,
4; by Campbell, 3; by Brandom, 1. Bane on
balls: Off Kllroy, 3: off Gehrlng, 8; off
Swann, 2, off rBandom, 2. Hit by pitched
ball: By Ktlroy, Campbell. Time: 3:15. Um
pires: Owens and Kllroy."' -
Boston Wla from St. Loals.
ST. LOUIS. July 11. Bresnahan used
nearly all the pitcher on hi staff, but
Boston won. Scor: '
Batted for Chambers In th seventh.
Batted for .Hallegh In the eighth.
Boston 0 0 1 0 3 8 1 0 2-0
St. Loula tS0O0003 0-0
Two-base hits: Graham. Celllgan. Three
bake hit: Mowrey. Home run: Hauser.
Baaea on balls: Off Curtis, 3; off Burke, 1;
off Backman. 1; off Frock, 4; off Corrl
don, 2. Struck out: By Curtis, i; by Corrl
don. 1; by Raleigh, 1, bv Burke, 1; by
Frock, 3: by Brown, 1. Hits: Off Curtis, 1
in two Innings; off Frock, 4 In four and
one-third Innings; off Raleigh, 1 In on In
ning;; off Backman, 4 In two Innings: off
Browne. 0 in two lnnlnas; off Burke. 0 In
two-thlrda Inning; off Cbrrldon, 10 In six
Innings; off Chamber. 1 In one Inning.
Time; 2:31. Umpires: Johnstone and Eason.
Miller Defeat Brewers.
MILWAUKEE. July ll.-Both Rrhdrdt and
Patterson pitched magnificent ball- today,
but errors behind the Milwaukee pitcher,
gave the visitors all of their runs. The
score was 4 to 0. A wonderful one-handed
catch by Spencer of a terrific drive from
Clymer'g bat furnished th fielding feature.
Score:
Milwaukee ........... 00000000 0-0
Minneapolis 1 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 1-4
Two-bane hits; Romn, Clymer. Sacri
fice hit: Clark. Stolen . bases: William.
Altlxer (2). Base on hall: Off Schardt,
S; off Patterson, 3. ' Struck ont: By Sfhnrdt,
6: by Patterson. 8. . Passed hall: Ludwlg.
Wild pitches: flohardt. Patterson., Time;
1:56. Umpires: Ferguson and Chill.
Soath Dm a ha Shoot. . -The
South Omaha Gun. club held Us
weekly sheet yesterday with a fair turn
out. The attendance was not quite -up to
former day because so many -sportsmen
are away on their summer vacations, p.
Ford won the Jacobsen and Furen prise,
and Bogata won the Dupont trophy. A
number of th good -marksmen attended the
Omaha Gun rlub shoot. The following Is
th official score: ' 1
7
Holly Defeat Red - Box.
Th Holly added another viotory to their
list Sunday by defeating the Burlington
Red Sox, 14 to B. The ail-around team
work of the Holly was too much for the
Sox. The Hollyg had twenty- stolen bases
to their credit. Hiokey pitched good ball
for th Hollys, . allowing only four hits.
scor: K.H.K.
Holly 5 0 0 0 0 8 0 1 4-16 12 3
Red Box 0 03001010-644
Batteries: -Hlckey and.Russam; Mason
and Shocky. 1
' Morse Bloff Wins. ,
MORSE BLUFF. Neb.. July U.-(Speclal.)
What waa billed to be a hard game termi
nated as such Sunday when Morse lilurr
fiut Snyder's best to the bad In a fast ten
oning game by the score of 2 to 1.
uustin. snyaer s new twiner, wss wea
enlng fast when the end came, whll Bock
emuehl wa better than ever..
Snyder made their only score In the first
attempt. Our run cam lit th fifth and
tenth. Score; R.H. 15.
Morse Bluff 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1-3 8 6
Snyder 1 v 0 v 0 0 o 0 01 7 I
Struck Out: By Bockemuehl, 6; by Ous
tln, 9. Time: 1:46.' Umpire: Jameson. Score
keeper; Laden-burger.
th official cori
Yost ,.
Ford ..
Hughes
Parka .
Cllriohard
F
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C
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231 Oorup
FOitlk
Morrison
Carroll
Murtaugh
...20
..-20
...16
...14
...14
Woodmen' Lose Game.
On Fort Crook diamond Sunday afternoon
th tpost' team defeated the lrong . Wood
men, of th World team of South Omaha
by a acore of 2 to 1. The feature of the
game wa th pitching of Thomaa of th
post team who kept hi hits well scattered.
The post team had hardly gotten . into
shape to play ball, but under the eye of
Captain Thomas and Lieutenant Farnhm
they expect a team that will be hard to
handle, aa there Is some very fine material
for a team in the Fourth infantry.
Dodge Takea Gam.
DODGE, Neb., July 11. (Speolal.) Dodg
defeated Creston on the latter' grounds
Sunday by the score of 22 to 2. The Cres
ton boys never had a chance to win for
eight runs wer scored In the first Inning.
This Is the fourth fame won by Doda
during the last week. Scor: . R.H hi.
Dodge , 8 2 0 0 1 3 0 8 4-22 11 1
Creston 0001000002 3 i
Struck out: By Young, 8; hy Thonsen, L
7'wo-base. hlt:Kuhle. , Three-base hit: But
ler. - Horn run: Hadley, Double playt
Dodge. '': j -
1
Hawaiian Haoe la On.
LOS ANOKLF.S. Cal., July 11. Heellnf
far. over, under, cloud of canvas, the Mol
lilou. SweethenH and Hawaii, competitor
In the San .'Pedro-to-Honolulu yacht race,
poked their noeea Into a choppy sea today
on the flrat stretch of their 2.300-mlle jour
ney. Th racers were Sent away at noon.
fourth of Jolr Victim.
PITTSBURG. July U.-BIank cartridgs
wound received on th Fourtn of July
claimed th flrat fatalities In this eectlon
today. Edward Mullaney died of tetanus
and Adam Bovltch of blood poisoning from
a wound In th hand.
A ma tear ' Aeroplane Meet.
EAST ST. LOUIS, July ll.-The flrgt an
nual aeroplane meet for novices win open
tomorrow afternoon , In Washington park
under the auspice of th . Aero club gd
St. Louis.
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