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    THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1910.
Denver Bunch Win on Thirteen Runs; Champs Slide; Giants Lose; Cubs Win; Fast Tennis
sioux ' an i wins again
Bourkei Hv Trouble in Finding
. ' Hammond.
BATTING ' .AVERAGES FATTENED
Mens Tikl.ln Mirkfi by Variety
of Plays -Hem Itaa for Doc
Welch.'
fclOUX CITY, July li-'-Omnha lost again
today to Sioix',. Cltyf ' Hammond pitched
good ball, but Rhodes was easy. Score;
-., .;?oyx,ciTY.-
O.
11
A. E.
1 0
0 0
0 V
V
u
1 0
1 1
1 v
6 1
" l
A. IS.
0 0
1 V
.
1 1
U " U
V u
v o
1 1
1
10 3
Andreas. Ilv........ 4 i
Stem, lb. i. ...... ' 1
yulllln, Do. t. ......... ,. .
Fenlon, rf...
.Nelgnbors, cf. .......... 4 1 ,
Miliar, c. ,wy., 4 1"
Itartmftn, -... 4
H. Welch, If..... 3
Hammond, p......,..J f
Totals..:.','.. ii.'.T.'.t .41 16
MA'tll. 3n.'. '.'..... S. .. 1
IS 27
H.
O.
t
V
u
iu
l '
l
V
1
1
(oriWlon. ss. 4.",.0
persons, rf. ...... I V, 1
Kane. lb....,x..... f ? 0
Doc Welch, if. .1
'1 hompson, tl.,.,...... lev
Perrlne, lb,.. )
t'adman, c 3 0 3
Rhodes, p ....... 4
Totals ,8J ,-4 2
Sioux City 1 4 0 0 5 e
Omaha . 0 2 V 0 0
1 -ltf
0 0 4
Stolen bases: Fenluo, Miller, Stem, Qull
lln (li). Persons. Two-bae hlia: Stem U),
Welch CD. Andreas,,. 0""n. Neighbor,
Fenlon, McNeil. Thrre.bs hit; Stem.
Home run: Doc Welch.; Double play:
Welch to ettem. ..Sacrifice bits: Hammond,
Cadman. Persons. j-tru.-K out: By ");
mond, 7i by Rhode. rf,Aaea on baile: Off
Hammond. 4;l.rf Ruodes. 7. JM by pitched
ball: By Hammond,!.! :Tjme;, . Urn
plres; Stornberg HikJ Vfat11- Attendance:
. . . yti-:.izL v.
BT, JOSKPH .axn.'fWTBKA SPLIT
Alter Loaln 1tt GarAe MUorUa
Ittirtp- IVilteri,
ST. JOSEPH, Jiily4 -rTh Topeka Cooley
Sox outbatted the St. Joeeph Drummera In
the flrat game of the double-header played
here today. Xhe work of Kaufman in the
pitcher's box for the visitors won the con
test. Score, flrat game:
; . 'ab,' a.
H.
. .
It
. 1
1
2
O. A. E.
2 0 0
0,3 1
8 11
1 0,0
too
2 2.0
8 2 0
' 1 0
110
27 11 2
O. A. K.
1 0 0
3 11
too
3 0 0
4 8 2
0 2 0
0 0 0
10 2 0
0 10
0,0 0
27 9 i
Wooley, cf ip-vj fl
Walah. 8b .' . .0
T. Keilly. ss .,'4, .1)
Thomason, If o. Q
Reagan, if.
v eloh, 2b. .
Abbott, lb
Kerns, c v. 4 y
. 0
1
10
H.
i
V
0
0
;
Kaufman, p.
6,
Totals .
36
ST. ' JOSEPH.
. . s AB. R.
-l
Powell,
If.
Fox, it...
Jones. U
McCheoney,, cU.
Corhaii, ss.......
Rciliy, 3b
Bauer, rt
tf rambes, c. .
3 . 0
0
4
Manske, p.,
Shea
3
...1
batted fut.'Maynka ti,inth.
Tokepa .....J.......;.V. 0 t 0
Bl. JUH6D11 .,V 0'IV 1 0
1 1
o.O
1 l-
0 V 3
ilne-oae hiu; .Powell, Jones, Reagan,
Weicii. 'lwo-baso hit: Heagan. Stolen oasen:
McChesney, i. utauly, Abbott, tjacritice
Uu ..or A hhnl t KtrunK
nils; r, "uj. vv,i,
cull by luanxxe, jOuy .Kamman, . Base
Oil' baili Ol MIIWKI.' I, ll Buno,i.
Left on bases: -ext.'- Vusepli,: J opeKa, .
umpire; nanKell. Attenuanee; l.av.
oi-ore, secoiiu game! - '
. . . , J4 UiK-A.,
i A. IS. U,
Wooley, cf. .... 1
H. P.O.
0 3
Vaii, o. ............. i v
'1'. Keuly; .:-.
'ihuinasoti, u .
bcnmiui, it
tteagau, rf.........
Vtcicn, 3o.
stbbou, lu
liolen. c... ..........
jackaon, p..f.......
Totals
ST.
4
: iv
6
4
4
4
. '
4
...36. 1
JOSEPH.
7 24
A.B. R.
Powell, U
Fox, 2o ,-!..... 1
j ones, lb; t...-...4 3
McCneney, cf......... 4 .2
coinan, ss.. ...... 5 2
Meiny, 3b 4 1
liiuer, rf.. 1
wiea, c . JJ
Johnson,, p 6-
H. P.O. A. E.
1 0 0
1
3
2
8
,i
2
1
2
4
10
0
3
1
1
7
0
Totals
Topeka .'.
Ht. Joseph ,1
...3D 13 14 27 14
0001 00110-3
81052002 -13
Three-base hits:
Rellly. Schmidt. Two.
i.tt- MrC.hesnMV. Fox. Jones, Corhan.
Stolen bases: Powell l2), Jonea (2), Corhan,
Rellly. Sacrifice, hits i Mcunesney, yyatsn.
Struck out: By Johnson, R; by Jackson, 7.
Bases on balls; Off Johnson. 2; oir jack
14 it hv nltrhed ball: Hv Johnson, 2,
Double play:' -Johnaon to Jones to Rellly.
Left on bases: til. Josepn, i; iujic, .
LINCOLN- WHIPS E9 MOINEi
rhimni Defeated by Score of F.i a at
' Fosir,
i-.c-a umvN iniv hHmw batting at
critical moment . and cool playing all
around won the game for Lincoln today.
Des Molhes rallies -in tha eighth, but the
battle was too tar iosi io wm,
AH. 'H.
II. PO.
A.
E.
Falser. ,tL...
i otligan, ss..
Matdck, ct'...
uwyer, lb....
Mehoff, Hb...
Curtis. If
Hader, 3b
Clemmons, c.
Here he, p....
ToUls
1
.1 1
1
2
, 1
0
2
0
2
4
2
11
u
0
1
0
0
1
1
U.SCOLN
AB. .
i. PO,
A. E
Jude, tf
Uagnler. sa
couo, ri
eockmnn, 3b
"1 nonius, lb
Wledenaaul, Sb....
3
::::::ri
4
12 4
0
0
0
0
0 0
a i -
1 ". 1 1
1 ' 3
1 3
0 I
I ' 1' '
t i
3
3
0
11
1
I
3 I
0
. 6
8
0
0
1
Davis, cf...
Kruger, c,
Fox, p
...... 2
Totals
Dee Moines
Lincoln ....
,.3S
S ,11 :7 U
..i.M I 1 ' 0 4 2 0-4
.....1 0 J' l I 1-b
Earned runs: Des MeUies,. Lincoln, I.
Three-bare hits: Ntfiioif. Judo, Cobb,
Wlttdenakul. Bases en jill!' Oit Heretic,
. W ild pitch: Hert h . Struck out: By
Herche, 4; by Fox, X. NacrUU e, lilts: Mat
tick, Gngnler. Coci.iMin. - Davis. Fox.
Time: i.Ou. Umpire? bullet ; '."Attendance:
400.
DEN V 11
POINDS
Dl II II AM
Wichita Defeated by Thirteen
Four Score.
DENVER. Colo.. July 11 Denver pounded
Durham hard today, and won from Wichita,
13 to 4. Wichita u unable to- find oim-
Score:
O. A.
1 0
1 0
3 1
6 A
1
1 3
4 1
1 3
0 3
0 0
24 17
O. A.
0 3
0 0
1 ' 1
t 1
3 4
5
WICHITA.
All. R.
H-lden, rf
MWldleton. cf..
Claire,
J'.ughes, 2b....
Koerner, lb. ...
Westerxll, 8b..
Petttgrew, rf.
Jokersi, c
Durham, p....
Shaner, p
Totals ....I
....,., 4
... 4 (
3
,,..4
2
..... 1
S3' 4
DEN VERv
AH. R.
8
........ 43
:M
S I
1 1
Lloyd, 2b.....
Waldron, If.
Cranston, si
Casaldy, If...
Llmlnay. lb..
Dolsli, 3b....
Leal I, cf
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
WE3T. LEAGUE. I NAT. LEAGUE.
W.L.Pct W.LPct.
Floux City.. 48 2K .23 ChlCdgo 44 27 .419
Denver 4. 31 .KOHi New rork.,.42 W ."0
Wichita ....43 35 .661 Pittsburg .,..34 St .R
Lincoln 42 38 .6.Wi Cincinnati ,.!.; ,K
Omaha M 43 .4 J F'hlla 34 34 ,M
lea MolnM.M .(.Sl Hrooklvn .. ItO .m
Ht. Joseph.. .81 44 .4nSt. Ioula M 42 .411
jopeKa x!i fx .m Bonon w w .in
AMKK. LFAQl'K. I AM EH. AP8'N.
W.UPct W.UPct.
Phila i0 Hi .M MInnND'i ...M 31 .tot
BoKton 43 31 .5SI Ht. Paul MM .W
New York.. .42 31 .575!Toledo Hi Sfl .f71
Detroit 42 3 .M5,Kanaaa City. 40 41 .4M
Wah 3! 4 .47 Columhua ...87 43 . 43
Cleveland . .32 86 .4711 Milwaukee ..M 4H .4
Chicago .....81 lil .37Indlanap' . .S4M .400
U Axiul....ii 49 .RiylX)UlBVllle ...30 Dii .961
Veaterdar'a ReaaHa.
WEHTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha, 4; Hloux City, 16.
Lincoln, ; lies Molnea, 4.
Topeka, 0: Ht. Joaeph, a. Second game,
Topeka. 8; Ht. Joaeph, 13.
Wlchlti, 4; Denver, 13.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Prooklyn. 3; St. Loula, .
lloa'.on, 0; Cincinnati, !.
Wfw ycrk, o; Pitt-burg, 4. i ,
Philadelphia,. 2; Chicago. 1.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland, 8; New York, 1.
R. Loula, 1; Philadelphia, 8.
Watihlngton, ; Detroit, 7.
Chicago, 1; Boston, f.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis, S; Columbus, 4.
Ht. Fe,ul, 0; Toledo, 4.
Kanra City. 4; Indianapolis, 0.
Milwaukee, 1; Louisville, 0.
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
Superior. 7; Heward, 4.
Grand ixland, 2; Columbus, 7.
Kearney, g; Hastings, 1.
Kremoitt, 3; Red Cloud, 1.
MINK LEAOtTE.
- Nebraxk City, ; Hhennnduah, 6.
ciannda, 6, Falle City, 1. '
Aunurn, ; juuryvilie, l.
Ganiea Today.
Western Iairue Omaha at Sioux Cltv.
Lincoln at Dee Moines, Topeka at St., Jo
seph. National Lea true--Brooklyn at Ht. Louis.
Boston at Cincinnati, New York at Pitts
burg, Philadelphia at Chicago.
American Jearue Cleveland at Tsew
York. Ht. Loula at Philadelphia. Washing
ton at Detroit, Chicago at Boston.
American Association Mlnneariolli at Co
lumbus, Ht. Paul at Toledo. Kansas City
at Indianapolis, Milwaukee at Louisville.
Nebraska State League Hastings at
Kearney, Superior at Fremont. Columbua
at Grand Island.
Mink League Clarlnda at Auburn. Falls
City at Shenandoah, Nebraska City at
Maryvllle.
Weaver, c...
Olmstead, p.
Totals 29 13 IS 27 12 1
Wichita 220000000-4
Denver 0 012 4 6 1 0
- Stolen bases: Dolan, Lindsay (2), Beall,
Mlddleton. Two-base hits: Olmstead, Crans
ton a), Beall. Three-base hits: Belden,
Llnday. Home runs: Claire, Lindsay. Sacri
fice hits: Cranston, Olmstead, Lindsay,
Weaver. Mlddletcn. Sacrifice fly. Dolan.
Tassed ball: Weaver. Struck out: By Olm
stead. 4. Base on balls: Off OVmstead. 8:
off Shaner, 1; off Durham, 6. Double plays:
Lloyd to Lindsay; Hughes to Claire to
Kocrner. Wild pitches: uurnam. Shaner.
Hits: Off Durham. 14 In six Innings; off
Shaner, 1 In two Innings. Time: 1:&3. Um
pires: Spencer and Flynn.
Superior Trims
Seward Players;
Islanders liose
anaaanaasnnj,
Carroll's Home Bun at v Columbus
; Saves Former Leaders from
Being: Shut Out. ' '
SEWARD, Neb., July IS. (Special Tele
gram.) Superior defeated Seward today, 7
to 4. Score: R.H.E.
Superior S 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0-7 10 1
Seward 3 00 000010-474
Batteries: Seward, Hanson and Walley;
Superior, Justua and Bartley.
COLUMBUS, Neb., July 13. (Special Tel
egramsCarroll's home run in the seventh
saved the visitors from befog shut out.
Chittlck, for Columbus, knocked, a . home
run In the fourth. Score: , R.H.E.
Columbu 0 4 0 3 0 1 0 0 -7 12 I
Grand Island. . 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0-2 8 1
Batteries: Columbus, Hamilton and
Agnew; Grand Island, Paul and Carroll.
Umpire: Nelson.
FREMONT. Neb., July 13. (Special Tele
gram.) Fremont defeated Red Cloud hero
today in a ten-Inning game,' one of the
best-gumes of the season. The game was
won by a home run by Thompeon In the
tenth Inning, there being two outs. Score:
R. H.E.
Fremont .... 000000000 83 ( 1
Red Cloud... 000000000 11 31
Batteries: Red Cloud. Jarrott and Fagao;
Fremont. Campbell and Miller. ,
HASTINGS, Neb., July 13. (Special Tele
gramsKearney made It' two out of three
with today's victory. Cook's collision with
Copple in the ninth, causing the latter to
fumble a throw home, won the game and
almost, put both players out of commission.
Score: - R.H.E.
Kearney 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 13 7 0
Hastings 1 000000 0-1 76
Batteries: Kearney, Wright and Town
send; Hastings, Orth and Copple.
RKSt LTS
MINK
LEAGUE
Clarlnda nud Nebraska City Win
Uame After Bacea at Auburn. '
At Falls City Score: R.H E
Clarlnda 01020020-4 4 4
Falls City 10 0 10 0 0 0-3 3 1
batteries: Hunt and Johnson; Finch and
roteet. Umpire: Sage. 1
The game waa called at the end of the
oigntn to catch a train.
At Shenandoah Score: : ' i R.H.M.
Nebraska City 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 10-4 2
Shenandoah 0 0031010 04 6 1
Batteries: Wells and Warier; Johnson
ana i.anue. empire: Meyers.
IOWA
FOOT BALL
8CI1EIMJI.IC
State University Apens Season with
Mornlngalde at Heme.
IOWA CITY, la.. July 13 Speclal.)-The
i;iu root Dan scneauie or the atato i nt
verslty of Iowa was formally announced to
day by Prof. Arthur G. Smith, -chairman of
the board In control of athletics here, The
seven games araalfollowa:-
October. 1,: MorruugHlde at Iowa City,
October 8. Not inwetitern at Kvanstou.
October IS.' Missouri at Columbia. .
October ti, Purdue at Iowa City;;
uctoDer i'J, open t ?
November 6. Ames at Ames. :,
r
.November U. Drake at Iowa City.
November 1, Waahington university at
St. Loula.
American llorara Win at Kewaaarket.
NEWMARKET. July lS.-In the race for
the Zetland plate here today-August Bel
mont's Merry Task finished first. De
cision waa second and Sycamore third.
There were seven atartera.
The July handicap of C00 sovereigns, for
8-year-olda and upwards, distance Six fur
long of the Bunbury mile, was won by
H. P. Whitney's Perseus 111.
A S-yvar-nld sales stake was won by
Lawrence Waterbury's Congo II. San
Deux was second and ' Sir Knight third.
Tfceiu were ten starters.
to
Genoa Wlaa from Belcrade.
BELGRADE, June 13 (Special.) Genoa
won from Belgrade Monday, lo i. before
a laige crowd. The features were a one
hand catch bv Fenton and the batting of
Carroll and Moaner of Genoa. Score:
BelKiade 3 1 0 0 1 0 0 04
Genoa ...-......; 3 0 2 1 4) 0 3 0 08
Batteries: Vought. Robinson and Phillips:
Genoa, Wake and Carroll.
Bruaae Medal for Campbell, ,
ItlrtLKT, England. July H Shooting was
couclu.led today in the first stage of the
competition for his msjestv, the king's
r.
I prisa. (. apiaiu i ampoaa or the . 1-Jsrtt
OjArsyles iaiturel tlm bionta medal with a
l record rifle score of 104 out of a poaai
0 1 bla 108. Sergeant Morris el Canada was
Vl second with lux
PMLLIES DAVE SHADE BEST
Score Winning Bun
Inning.
in Ninth
CHANCE ORDERED FROM BENCH
Evrre Families Uraat'a Boaarfer aad
I'alladelpkla Coants Neeesaary
Score to Secare
Opener.
CHICAGO, July 18.-Phlladelphla today
took the opening game from Chicago, 1 to
1, scoring the wlrmlng run In the ninth,
when Evere fumbled Grant' bounder. Ma
gee led off in this Inning with a triple to
right field. Chance wea ordered from the
benc4i tot protesting In the third. Score:
rHILAbKIjPHIA. CHICAGO.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A .
Titus, rf 4 0 0 OBvsrs, Ik 3 0 8 t 1
Kntw, lb.... 8 0 8 4 OSharkird, If.. 4 4 8 4
RalM, cf 1 18 0 S.hult, rt .. 4 1 ft
Mum, If.... 4 111 OHotmui, lb . 4 8 II t 1
Oram. I 4 14 CSl.lnfrtdt, lb 3 1 3 4
Hr'nflld, lb I 10 1 BMumont. c( 4 4 I
Dooliin, SS....I 4 CTInli.r, n.... I 118 0
Mnr.n. o 8 ft 8 AKher, 3 I 1
Moon, p 8 18 OKsultwch, p.. I 0 I
ToUls 30 4 17 18 Totals It 17 II 8
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 01
Philadelphia 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-1
Two-base hit: Tinker. Three-base hit:
Magee. Sacrifice hit: Stelnfeldt Stolen
bases: Archer, Knabe, Hofman. Left on
bases: Chloaao, ; Philadelphia, 2. Bases
on balls: Off Reulbach, 2; off Moore, 3.
Bases on errors: Philadelphia, 2. Struck
out: By Reulbach, 1; by Moore. 5. Time:
1:48. Umpires: Rlglcr and Emslle.
Cincinnati Beats Boston.
CINCINNATI. July 13. Rowan held Bos
ton to two hits tocay and had no diffi
culty in ahuttlng them out by a score of
1 to ft Brown pitched well In all but the
sixth Inning, when a base on balls, a triple
and a single allowed both of Cincinnati's
runa. Score:
CINCINNATI. BOSTON.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Bttthtr. If... I 110 OColUne, It..., 4 0 0 0 ft
Kgan. lb I 111 OShnn. ib.... 8 0880
HnblltMl, lb. 8 110 I OBhirpx. lb.... 3 1 0
Mitchell, ft., I I 4 V OR. Miller, rf. I 0 0 t
PVrt, cf.., 3
Downar, lt. . ft
McLn. e... I
13 0 OAbb'tlchlo, sal 4 3
lit OBack, of 8 1 1 ft
ft 8 ft SRartdon, e... 8 ft I 4 ft
ft ft 8 OSwemey. lb.. 3 0 3' 8 ft
118 OBrown, p 3 0 0 8 ft
-McMillan, 8
Rowan, p.... 8
Totsls
Boston ...
Cincinnati
M ft 87 8
ft Touts M I 84 13 ft
oooooooo r-
0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 -2
Three-base hit
Hoblltxel. Sacrifice hits
Besclier, Raridon, Sharpe. Double plays:
Abbatlchlo to Shean to Sharpe; Raridon to
Sweeney; Egan (unassisted); Shean to
Hhsrpe. Banes on balls: Off Brown, 3; off
Rowan, 2.- Rtruck out: By Brown. 4; by
Rowan. 2. Time: 1:23. Umpires: Johnstone
ajid Eason.
84.- Loula Defeats Brooklyn.
ST. LOUIS. July 13. St. Louis won from
Brooklyn today, 9 to 3. Bell was hit hard
In the second Inning, while Harmon pitched
fairly creditable ball throughout the game.
Score:
ST. LOUIS. BROOKLYN.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Hurstns. lb.. 6 10 1 ODaltcn. rf....4 1 ft 0 0
Ellis. If 4 0 8ft
Oakm. at I 1 3 ft
Konatehy. lb I 3 1 1
ODaubart, lb.. B 0 10 0 1
e wheat, ir. . . . a a a o o
0 Hummel, 8b. 4 8 I 4 ft
ODavldson, cf. 4 1 8 0 1
OLcnnox, 8b... 8 0 110
OMcEbrm, Ib 1 0 0 0 0
0T. Smith, as. 4 ft ft t ft
lKrwIn, s 4 141
Kfana, rf 3 1 ft ft
Phalps. e 8 I 7 1
Movrar, lb.. I 1 1 8
Hutowltt, as.. 8 8 ft 8
Harmon, p... 110 1
Ball, a 0 0 0 0 a
ToUls 84 1187 11 1 Miller, p 8 1 0 ft ft
H. Smith.... 1 ft ft 0 ft
Totals 35 8 84 1ft 8
Batted for Miller in the ninth.
St. Louis 05200020
Brooklyn 10002000 0-4
Two-base hit: Erwin. Three-base hits:
Wheat, Evana. Hulswltt Harmon. Double
play: Hummel, Erwin and Daubert. Stolen
bases: Mowrey, Hulswltt,; Hummel. Hit
by pitched ball: By Harmon.. byi Miller.
2. Wild pitch: Miller. Bases en balls: Off
Bell, 1; off Miller. 8; off Harmon, 1. Struck
out: By Bell. 8; by Harmon, 8; by Miller, a.
Hits: Off Bell, In three innings; off Miller,
In five Innings. Left on bases: St. Louis.
Brooklyn. S. Time: 2:01. Umpires: Klem
ana Kane.
Plttabnrn- Shuts Out New York,
PITTSBURG, -July 13. Pittsburg today-
shut out New Tork In a game that bristled
with fine plays. To Drucke s error, a drop
at first baae and bla base on balls, the only
one he gave, can the defeat of New Tork
be attributed. Score:
P1TTSBURO. KEW TORK.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Byrne, 8b.... 4 ft 8 1 OSnodsrass, cf. I ft 8 0 ft
Laach, or 4
Clarks, If ... 4
ft ODoyls, Ib
0 ODafora, If...
4 OMarrar- rf...
1 0 Brio wall, as.
8 ODerlln, Ih...
0 OMarkle, lb.,
1 tBchlet. c...
1 ODrueka, ...
Winir. as... a
a
Hratt. lb 4 1 18
MrK'hnle. 8b 8 0 8
Wilaon, rf.... I
Olbson, a I
Csmnlts, p... 8
Aackar .....
Touis, a 4 rr i o
Totals 87 8 84 11
Batted for Brucke in the ninth.
Pittsburg 00003020
New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Three-base hit: Doyle. Bases on balls:
Off Camnlta, 8; off Drucke, 1. Struck out:
By Camnlts, I; by Drucke, 7. Time: 1:36.
Umpires; O'Day and Brennan.
VAGRANT WINS YACHT BACH
enananansanaa -
Harold Vaaderhllt's Beat la Flrat t
,' Beach Hamilton.
HAMILTON, Beimuda, July 13. The two
yachts competing in the race of the At
lantis Yacht elub from NeV Tork for Ber
muda were sighted at daybreak. The Va
grant was leading the Bhiyeea.
The Vagrant won the AUantle Yacht
club's race from New, York to Bermuda,
crossing the finishing line at 11 o'clock this
moraine. i
The Shlyesa, which had a time allowance
of. one hour and thirty minutes, finished at
1 o'clock..
The winner is owned by Harold S. Van-
defbllt and Hies the flag or the New York
Yacht .club. Its . competitor . Is owned by
Demarest Lloyd of the Eaatern Yacht club
of Marbleheaa, Mass. , . i
There were but -two yachts in the race.
Tbey, started on their voyage of e'70 nautical
nines ai id p. m. oaiuraay, juiy .
) ' t '
Plattsnteuth In Good Farm.
PLATTS MOUTH, Neb.,' July 18.-(Spe-clal.)
During the atreet carnival here last
week Plattsmouth played 'four gamea of
base ball. The flrat game was with the
umana uas company team, which Platts
mouth won, 2 to 0. The second waa with
Red Oak, la., Plattsmouth winning by
acore of 3 to 7. The third was with the
Lincoln Stars of Lincoln, resulting t to
in favor of Plattsmouth. The fourth game,
wun tne Aiamitos or umana, waa a ten
Inning tie, 1 to 1 the game being stopped
lo auow me visitors to eaten a train.
Thia is the Plsttsmouth lineup: P. Harold
F. Man, catchers; B. Bardwell, C. Hullflnn
Dinners: r Mcuau ey. first base: n. Fits
gerald, second baae: E. Droeae. third baae
O. Larson, shortstop; K. Kelley, right field
C. Heal, center field; B. Mason, left field
The Plattsmouth. team, la composed of
noma piayers wun me exception of Hull
fish.
!yemt-.o-Itaa Game.
CRETE,. Neb., July U. (Special.) Nor
ton of Crete pitched a no-hlt, no-run game
or bail yeHteruay in tne contest between
Crete and Fairmont. The game was olose
and Interesting, as the only acore waa made
by Crete in tne laat naif of the ninth in
nlng: Score: R.H E
Fairmont 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0
Crete 0 0000000 1-1 3
Batteries: Fairmont, Crandall and Wells
Crete, Norton and Ammerman. Struck out
By Norton, 13; by Crandal, a. Umpire: Brid
cnstine. .
Ulltuer Blaaka Bladen.
OILTNER. Neb., July 13. (Special.) Gilt
nrr and Bladln played a fast xame of bull
here Tuesday. Giltner won by the Close
score ot l to o. score:
Giltner 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
Bladen 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Batteries: Giltner. Harris and Ward
Bladen. Scott and Van Liew, Hits: Giltner
s; Miaaen, ft. r.rrors, winner, o; liiaden
Struck out: By Harris, 8; by Scott, 11,
Time: 1:11
Beatrice aad Wyutore Tie.
BEATRICE. Neb.. July 13. tSpeclal Tele
gram!) The Wymore and Beatrice ball
teama played a tie game at Wymore, 8 to ,
today. Score: R,H E.
Beatrice t 11 2
Wymore 8 11
Batteries: Beatrice. Julnn and Booth;
Wymore, Earl and Vance.
Persistent Advertising la the Road to Rig
Returns.
Raps Talkof
Gotch Fighting
Farmer Burns Declare There ii
Nothing: to Rumor of Wreitler
Trying: to Meet Johnson.
"I don't think there la a thing to this
talk of Gotch tranlng to fight Jack John
son," said Farmer Buros, dean of the mat,
the man who brought out Gotch and made
hint the world's greateet wrestler and who
helped train Jefferles.
"Why should he?" added the Farmer.
"Frank la a wrestler, not: a fighter and,
though in a rough and tumble I think he
could whip Johnson or Jeff, yet In a fight
where he had to. bog aocording to rules
he'd have no more show than you or I.
"I see J Ira Corbett Is talking about bring
ing Frank out. but I think It la just Ulk.
If Frank over had such a notion be never
told me and he talked over , his affalra
with me at Reno. He aaid he waa retired
for good, and he even went so far as to
say before the fight .that he would not
make the tour of the world planned In
case of Jefferles winning. . Bo don't think
he has any notion of entering the fight
ing business. . .
Wrestling is different from fighting and
why should a man who has beat the world
at his own game try to get Into a game he
knowa nothing about?"
Burns still feels badly, over Jeffs defeat
and la certain that some vital organ gave
way and let the big; fellow down.
"It wasn't his head," he said, " tie could
think, but he could not execute. ' It la a
ad affair."
TROTTERS GOOD AT AUBURN
Hiss Wyman Steps Four Sparkling
Miles for Class.
RACERS BURN UP THE TBACK
De Ryder's Grand Clrenlt Prospect
Trimmed After Three Seorchln
Heats Nebraska Horses
Wall Advanced.
AUBURN, .Neb., , July : 13. -(Special Tele
gram.) There was an excellent crowd out
Tuesday at the opening) day of the Auburn
summer races. .The track was fast and in
excellent condition, notwithstanding that
it was a trifle dusty, . The races carded to
day were tie 2:1( pace, purse 3600; 3:26
tiot, purse 8500; three-yeaar-old trot, purse
8300, and S mile dash, purse $100. In the
2:18 pace there were .thirteen entries. Tell
started. . Lady Jeanette, owned by O. M
Cotton ot thla city, Although winning in
three straight heata,. was pushed hard in
the last by Ecnervo.- owned by C. L, De
Ryder of Pleaaanton, Cat
The feature of the afternoon . was .the
2:26 trot. In the first heat. Tommy Horn,
the favorite, did .excellent , work, after
causing trouble at the score, causing Harry
Messmore, owner , and driver of Miss Wy
man to be fined 310 for disobeying judge's
instructions for driving abead of the pole
horse on the score, tin the second, third
and fourth heats, M1seWyman won easily,
Tommy Horn was distanced in the third
beat on account, of.r.prpaklng and running
a good. quarter. , v, . . ,
In the three-year-oiA trot' there were four
entries, three .-starting.. la the -first beat,
DePacy waa distanced, leaving none but
Pass All - and Prince DeKayvllle, which
finished one and two. . The race:. was
disappointment In that Pass AH won with
out seemingly any effort.
The mile dash had six starters. Thft
race was won by Vancena; Burlington,
second; Strancer, third. , Red Moon
Sprlngheel and Don Bon net ta were close In
their wake. The summaries follow:
2:16 Daclnr: nurse. 3SO0:
Lady Jeanette, b. m. (Dally).... 1 1
Harry Gray, g. h.. (Friend,)......,. S .3
uenervo, o. g. U'e nycer) o a
Beauty H.,'h. m. (Hyatt). S S
Roy Wilkes, b. h. (Cannon) .-4 7
May. Dillon, b. m, (Berry). ........ 6 4
Lory Staly. b. h. (Morehead) 8
Goldle McGregor, s. m. (Wade).. 7 dis.
Symul Seal, br. m. (Mercer).
dis,
Cassle Chadwlok, b. m. (Ely)
ais.
Time: 2:14H 2:13H. 2:13..
2:26 trottlna: ourse. 8600.
Miss Wymanl b. m. (Hewitt). S
1
S
4
S :
s
dis.
1
S
a
4
dis.
The Delegate, b. h. (Wilson).. 8
Diamond Mac. (De Ryder)., g
Miss Hamilton, b. m. (Rob
bins) .,4
Tommy Horn, b. g. (Lyons)., 1
Grace Red Lander, b. m.
(Chase) s.. ...... S
Maybelle, b. m. (McCarger).. dis,
Emma Z., b. m. (Erwin) dis.
nuicia strong, b. m. (Erwin). dis.
Blenner C, b. g. (Carmen).... dis.
Time: x:isv. l.lUMi. 3:18.
Three-year-old trot. Duraa. two-.
Pass All. b. h. (Karrlck) 1
Prince De Kayvllle, b. h. (Kay)., t '
De racy,, o. s. (uavis).... die.
Time: 2:2714, 2 ;32, 1:28.
DIG CROWD OCT -AT WEST 1HI1T
First Day's Raelngr gees Fine Pro
Hratn Well Ran Off.
WEST POINT. Neb.. July U.-fSoeclal
Telegram.) The first day of the raoe meet
at West Point waa marked by Ideal
weather and the largest crowd that ever
turned out to an event of the kind here.
The track waa in splendid condition and
everything possible waa done to facilitate
tne conteata. The grandatand was com,
pletely filled and it was hard for the teams
and automobiles to find room. The races
were called promptly at 1:30 p. m., with
the veteran atarter, N. P. Ronln of Fre
mont, In control. Results:
2:30 trot, purse, 1400:
Homer Allerton, b. s., by Drift
A Her ton (J. L. Howell, Albion,
Neb.) ,.. 1 1
Forest J., b. g., by General Forest
(Pat Jackman, Waterloo. la ... S S
Judge Hooker, gr.-g. . by Gov. Tell
(J. J. Wallace. Oklahoma City,
Okl.) I S
Squaw, b. rn., by Alcome (Sehln-
stock Bros., West Point, Neb.)... S 4
Time: 1:23'4. 2:23.
2:18 pace, purse, ,8400:
Storm King, b. s. by Electric
Storm IE. C. Warren. Shel-
ton. Neb.) S 7 7 dis.
Speed On, s. a, by tiplde On
(D. Stlnnsrd, O'Neill, Neb). 3 i' I
May Hlghwood, . b. m.. by
Hlghwood (R. Bean, Deca
tur, 111.) 4 t S
Asa Danforth, br. s., by Ksrl
K. Jokarrick. Pueblo. Colo.) Ill
Coney Woods, bl. in., by Wal
nut Boy. (Wood-' Cones.
Pierce. Neb.) 7 S Idle.
Peter Hal, b. a., by Blue Hat
(W. L. Hands. Newklrk,
Okl.) SSS
Time: 2:15, 2:13Vt. 2:1&V
2:14 trot, purse, 8400:
Willie W., br. g., by resk K.
(W. L. Stoores, Oklahoma
City. Okl 1 1 1
King Lorln, br. s., by Norval
King (Tom Branlgjn, Co
lumbua, Neb.) 4 4 S
Checkbook, no. g., by Conrad
(Ed Pyle. Lincoln, Neb ).... 8 3 3
Time: 3:2014, :W1. 2:17',.
Running race, one-half mile flush, purse,
1100: On Deck (so. g.) won, Won Armouni
(b. g.) second.. Lltt'e Queen (b. m.) third.
Time: 0.61.
Hall Travels Bases.
ARLINGTON. Neb ." July W (Special
The Arlington Nuraery ball team deteated
the Elk City team at Elk City yesterday
by the score of 22 to 1 The feature of the
game waa the home runs by Hafl.
Nelson Ksoeks Out Clifford.
NEW YORK. July U.-'Ted" Nelson,
Australia'a writerweight champion. In his
first local apiearBnce tonlKht knocked out
"Jack" Clifford of California In the alxth
round of a scheduled ten-round bout at Uie
Fail mount Athleilo club.
ATHLETICS IN FOURTEENTH
Barry Founds Out Home Bun with
Two Out
GAME IS PITCHERS' BATTLE
M. Louis Beaten In Long; aad Hard
Plata -Three Three.Ratxrere
Tvra Two-Base Hits.
PHILADELPHIA, July 13.-Barry ended
pitcher's battle between Morgan and
Lake In the fourteenth inning today by
making a home run with two men out, the
core being 1 to L The ball rolled under a
gate and went Into the left field bleachers.
Philadelphia made six hits for extra bases.
but could score only two runs. Lake' not
permitting more than one bit In an Inning.
nd once retiring these batsmen after
Thomas had started off with a three-bag
ger, nl seven o fthe last nine innings at
Louis went out in order. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. gx. LOVI9
AB.H.O.A.B. AB H O A.B
Hansel, If,
; unions, it 1 i ft ft
J 1 48801811. lb.. 4 1 1 e
Oldrtns, cf.
Cnlllns, lb.
a aviallaca, ss.. ft 1
8ft ftNswnam. lb. I 8 at
1 14 8 OSchwaitaar. rf I 1 i
I8ft ft Hoffman, of.. 0 1
8 I TrueB4ale, IS 4 8 8
18 8 OStaphens, a . 4 1 4
1 1 I (Lake, p i 1 0
I 1
Bakar, lb...
1 0
nana. lb...
Murphy, rf.
Barry , as...
Thomas, a..
Morfan.- p..
Totals 41 11 41 81 ft Total, u 4l I 1
Two out when winning run waa mad.
St. Louis l o a a o a n a n i a n a a ,
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 a
u.Two,aso h,t,: Dnvta. Baker. Three-base
bits: Thomas, Baker, Collins. Home run:
Barry. Sacrifice hlia- u.rt..n c.i
Truesdale, Thomas, Stone. Double plays:
parry io tjoillns to Davis, Oldrlng to Davis
Lefton bases: St. Loula, 6. Philadelphia, 10.
Base on balls: Off Morgan. 8. First base on
?rror,:- Philadelphia, I Struck out: By
Lake. 6 bv M or iron a Tim., in
Perrlne. -
BOSTON, July .-Walsh was batted hard
by Boston today and the locals won. Rain
prevented a double-header, but two games
will be played tomorrow. Score:
tRWTON CHlCAOO.
AB.H.O.A.B in a n. . .
irM. m . . . . . . " .
..w,.r, ii... a i i vrranon, 3t... a ft ft t
miimiw. oo m n a orvtl Iim .r A
0 0
0 ft
ft 0
Breaker, of... 4 1 1 Ifarant. of.... 4
sehl, lb 4 8 I 1 ODousharty, It 8
Oartner, ab.. 4 18 0 IMullan. lb... 4
3 ft
Lewis, If 8 8 10 OPartall. 8b.... 4
Wagner, as... 4 ft 1 1 lm..kh'.. ..a
a i
Csrrlian, 0.811 08ulliran. 'e... a
a
a
"". P 1 ft ft 8 OWalah. a a
a
ToUls 80 1 17 14 4 Totals n a u ii i
t-iiicago o o 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
oton 1 0 6 0 1 1 0 a-K
Three-base hit: 8tM nnru o.ki
Base on balls: Off Hall, 8; off Walsh. 3.
atrucK out: By Walsh, 6; by Hall, 6. Time:
1:50. Umpire: Evans.
Cleveland Oatplaya New York
IM.W 1UHK. JUlV 13 Clevalanrf hnlh
outbatted and outflelded New York. Lajole
inroo aiiiKies ana a aouble out of
iour limes up. Mcore:
CLEVELAND. KXW TORK.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB u n A a
Nil's. If 4 0 8 0 onanists. If... a ' 0 8 ft
Lord, rf a ft ft OWoltar rf a a a a ,
inm.r, as.,., 1 14 OCbaaa. lb.... 1 10 1
Ljoia, lb.... 4 4 4 ft Import, lb... 4 1 ft ft
EaEatarlr. e. ( 8 8 8 Knl.h lh ... a i a
8toalI. lb... I 1 t 1 lCraa. of 4 A 8 0
Blrm'ham. of 4 14 0 flHr-rh ... a i a a
Pafrlns, 3b... 4 118 OMltchall. o... 8 0 i 1
Krentnar. .. a 0 ft t linear 1 a a a
Haranaaa, p.. a 0 ft ft O'Hamphlll ,.1000
HBhaa, p.... 1 ft ft 8
ToUls.... ..II II 37 II l'Foswr 1 ft 0 0
Totals 80 t 87 18 4
'Batted for Fisher In' the fifth.
Batted for Hughes in the ninth.
Cleveland 1000302 1 4-9
New York .- 0 1 0 0 1 0-0 0 02
Two-base - hit: -Lalole. . Thrukhiu hit
Perrlng. Struck out: By Fisher,. 1;. by
nuinei. ; oy narxness. J. Bases on haiia
Off Koestner. 4; off Fisher. 3. Hits: Off
iioeatner. S In five Innlnara (none out In th.
sixth); off Harknesa, 1 in four innings; off
rmiier, e in live innings; orr Hughes, 4 In
four Innings. Time: 1:60. Umpires: Dlneen
avna uonnouy. -
Detroit Breaks Loelngr Streak,
DETROIT. July 18. Detroit broke Its
losing streak today. Crawford's drive with
two men on bases and two out in the, ninth
aeoiaeo tne game, score:
DETROIT. WASHINGTON.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
D. Jonas, If.. 8
1 8
ft ft Ml Ian. of...
4 8
Bosh, ss I
Cobb, cf 1
Crawford, rf. 4
8 OLalWelt, If..,
ft OSchaefar, b.
ft OGeaeler, rf..,
1 OMcBrlde, ss.,
4 ftKtllirer, lb.,
ft ftUntlaub. lb.
4 1 Street, e ,
4 ftoray, B
Mortality. So. 4
O'Laary, 8b.. 4
T. Jonas, lb. a
RUnaaa, a.... 4
0 1
1 4
1 18
Mullln, p.... 4
I ft
Johnson, p..,
00
Totals.
a iiiu 1
Total, at 1114 U ft
Two out when winning run was scored
Washington 11004000 06
Detroit 0 1 1 0 S 1 0 3-7
Two-base hits: Morlartv. O'Learv. Uc
Bride. Three-base bit: Crawford. Home
run: Mullln. Hits: Off Gray, 8 in six snd
one-third Innings; off Johnson, 1 in two
and two-thirds Innings. Bases on balls: Off
Aiuuin, on uray, b: off Johnson. L
Struck out: By Mullln; 3: by Grav. 1: by
jonnson, i. nrne: umpires: O Lough
un ana nyui.
EVENTS OW RUNNING TRACKS
Dancer Mark nasi Royal Meteor Ran
One, Twi la Haadloaa.
EMPIRE CITY RACE TRACK. N. Y..
duty u.-im newcastie staoie entry, user
gar MarK ana itoyai Meteor, ran one, two
in tne wingea aroot handicap here today,
The entry were odds-on and Justified the
commence piacea in tnem. fjummarles:
First race, six furlongs: Little Ralah (6
to 1) won, Aldlvia (13 to 1) second. The
Hague (ft to 3) tnira. 'lime: 1:14.
Second 'race, six furlongs: Galley Slave
(3 to l) won, Kosseeux (ju to 1) second,
triacK cniei tl io i) tnira. Time: l:uk.
Third race, mile and twenty yards: Guy
Fisher (( to 1) won. Star Bottle ( to 1)
second, Cliff Edge (16 to 1) third. Time
1:414k.
Fourth race, six luriongs: Danger Mark
2 to 10) won. Royal Meteor (7 to 10) second
ulncy Belle (5 to 1) third. Time: 1:134k.
Fifth rac. six furlongs: Cherryola (2 to
1) won, Manget J to i) second, infatua
tlon (20 to l) third. Time: 1:13.
Slxtn race, one and a sixteenth miles
Danfleld (11 to 6) won, lad of Langdon (9
to a) seoono, Aran ( to i) third. Tims
1-47U ,
SALT LAKE CITY, July U.r-Four favor
ites won today. Summaries:
First rsos, five furlongs: Lees Friar (U
to 2) won, Bessie C. (4 to 1 second, Alta
Ray Goto 1) third. Time: 1:02.
Second rt.ee, mile: Llvlua (2 to 1) won
Wicket (18 to 1) second, Jim Caffeata (7
io if xnira. xiine: i:so.
Third race, mile: Mattle Mack (13 to 1)
won, Mike Jordan (17 to 10) aeoond, Tur
boat (10 to 1) third. Time: 1:454. .
Fourth race, seven furlonga: Charlie
Doherty (i to 2) won, May Sutton U to 11
aecond, Emma' O (7 to 3) third. Time: 1:Z8.
Fifth race, five and a half furlonga: Mel
tondale (6 to 2) won, Sabado (26 to 1) sec
ond. Burleigh (8 to 1) third. Time: 1:0.
Sixth race, six furlongs: Hidden Hand
(even) won, Warner Griswell (4 to 1) sec
ond, Billy Myer (6 to 2) third. Tims: 1:164.
NEBRASKA CITY HEADY TO RACE
Several Special Featares for Fear
Days' Meet.
What Is advertised ss the greatest horse
racing meeting ever pulled off in Nebraaka
Is to occur at rueorasaa nty lueeoay
V ednesdsy, Thursday and Friday of nex
week. Cash purses are bung up to the
amount to tft.loO. A doisn different events
for trotters and pacers sre on the program
with exceptionally large lists of entries
from Nebraska. Kansas. Missouri. Okl,
horns, Iowa and other states. Several of
the contending horses are from California,
In the strings of C. L De Ryder of pleas
ant on fsnd M. G. Judd 6f Riverside. Run
ning races will also be oonteated for sub
stantial purses, one a three-mile race.
"The Mystery" snd "Major L." noted
guidelees raoers, are to give exhibitions
between the heats of the regular racea. A
baae ball tournament la also on the card
with a game scheduled for each of the
four days.
Tennis at ' Knnaaa City.
Announcement Is received here of th
Missouri Valley tennis championship for
men, .which begms on ths courts of the
Karsas City Athletio club Aufust 8. The
limes will be under the auspices of th
United States National I .awn Tennis asso
ciation. A tournament for women Is now
In pi ogress on the same courts.
Doubles Will
Show Lively
Tennis Play
r
Contests Promise to Be Fully as
Exciting in This Series as They
Are in Singles.
In the championship doubles of the city
tennis tournament the playing promises to
be as exciting as it has been in th sin
gles. Scribner and Young, who made a
showing of speed In the recent St. Louis
tournament, are hooked up together, but
Koch and Potter, wtio showed up so wen
last year, are not entered. The drawings
for the doubles, made Tuesday night, re
sulted ss follow: ,
T. F. Kennedy and Burns, bye.
J. Gardner and R. MeCullough. bye.
Ed Cudahy and Madden, bye.
Caldwell and Partner, bye.
Swarts and JL 8. McConnell play Railey
and Williams. A
F. M. McConnell and Becket pisy oieu
bens and Heyn. .
Howe and D. Tyner play Farreil ana rar-
reil. . . .
Adams said G. Becket play J.
Kennedy and Readinger.
C. H. Gardner and P. MeCullough play
Susmann and Davla.
Buck and MoCague play Kohn and
Hushes. .
Dufrene and F. Potter play marxs "
WallerstedL
Colpelaer and Powell, bye,
B. Thompeon and Webster, bye.
Abbott and Dr. Thompson, bye.
Scribner and Young, bye.
Ralney and Wood, oye.
All players entered In the championship
doubles must be on hand Wednesday night
to play off their matches. Eltgibles for
consolation singles are also expected to be
ready to play at that time.
One of the matches In the third round
for the places in the semi-finals was fin
ished Tuesday, A. 8. Scribner winning
from R. J. Williams In 4-1. 4-4.
This leaves either Kennedy or Colpetxer
to play Soiibner for the place In the semi
finals. The niatoh between Scribner and
Williams was not does, as Scribner was
easily the better player. Williams put up
a good game, but he is newer at the sport
than his opponent and was outelaaaed.
The last game in the first round was
finished Tuesday, Beckett winning front
Madden In S-4, 8-4.
Several ot the matches in the preliminary
round of the consolation singles have been
played off.
FIRST ROUND, v
Herbert Davis beat John Rayler, S-S, S-0.
Robert McCague beat Francis Potter,
6- 4, 7-6.
Slevers Sussmann beat Fred Stebbena,
7- 6 6-2
Fred ' MoConneH beat R. MeCullough,
4-6, 6-4, 6-4.
The match between MoConnell and Mo
Cullough was one of the closest and hard
est fought of the matches. Both play In a
steady fashion and many of the games
went to deuce.
- SECOND ROUND.
R. J. Williams beat P. At. MeCullough,
a., a. I .
jr.- j. Kennedy beat K. nowi, o-i, o-i.
M. Colpetser beat John Hughes, 6-4, 6-4.
S. S. Caldwell beat L. 8. McConnell, 6-8,
8-6. 6-4.
Conrad Young beat Will wood, s-i, b-i.
H. Beckett beat R. Farreil, 8-6, 6-1, 6-8.
H. Kooh beat M. Buck, 6-3, 6-L
A. S. Scribner beat M. Swortx, 6-1, 6-L
The following are the pairings off fur
the ' consolation singles. ' Many of ' th
younger player? Who got up atalnat' strttnr
tennis men in tne preliminaries ana n
round of the championship are expected
to show Up well In the consolation matches.'
Five of the drawings were bves: P. Me
Cullough, Fred Heyn, Hugo Wesln, Luther
Kountze and Rev. Mr, Tyner. The others
are paired off. '
Sam Burns plays J. A. Megley.
Fred McConnell plays R, MeCullough. -'
H. Farreil plays C. Gardner.
H. Kohn plays Paul Anthes.
Fred Stebblns . plays Slevers Sussman.
K. Hatch plays Dr. Thompson.
H. Davis plays J. Rayiey.
Fred Dufrene plays John Bowen.
J. Featner plays Carl Uts. . .
E. H. Abbott plays C. 8. Studevsn.
Robert McCague plays Francis Potter,
FRANK GOTCH WILL NOT FIGHT
Champion Wreetler Says Ha Has No
Dcslra for PuarUlatle
Honors.
DES MOINES, , la., July 13.-A special
from Fort Dodge to the Capital states that
Frank Gotoh in an Interview there today
emphatically declares that he will not
fight Jack Johnson. "I am well satisfied
with the mat honors I have won," declared
the champion wrestler. Gotch gave It as
his opinion that Jeffries will never fight
again, and refused to say whether he,
himself, Will retire from the maL
FAST TIME AT MITCHELL RACE
Dean R aad Harry V let ore ta First '
Day's South Dakota Raeee.
MITCHELL. 8. D.. July U.-(SpeclaI Tel
egramsThe July meeting of the Driving
Park association opened inia arternoon
under clrcumstancee indicating successful
racea. The attendance was large and ths
weather highly favorable. In the 3:30 trot
Dean R. was first, Louburton second. Otto
M. third. Jay Pool, who went lame in the
third heat, fourth. Time: 3:244. The 3600
Corn Palace stake, 2:26 pace, was won by
Harry S. In straight Heats; Kentucky M
second, Prince Onward third, Duster .Lock
hart fourth. Beat time;, S;lfii4. . ..
' Bluffs and Omaha Klks to Play.
The Council Bluffs Elks wilt play the
Omaha Elks a game of base ball at the
new Athletio park, Thirty-fourth street and
Broadway, Council Bluffa, on Saturday
afternoon. The game will be called at 8:30
o'clock, and promises to be an event that
will arouse more than ordinary interest. On
July 80 the Omaha Elks will play a return
game at Vinton park, Omaha. The win
ners will be banqueted at the club house
of the loaers.
GENERAL STRIKE IN PROSPECT
Troable with New York trioakanakere
May Spread to Other
Cities. . .
NEW YORK, July 13. It was announce!
today by the strike committee of 60,000
striking cloak makers that there was a
possibility of a general strlks of cloak
makers throughout the country. Represen
tatives of the union in all large cities In
which cloaks and suits are made are In
New York to confer with ths strike leaders.
Smooth, healthy skins are a rarity la Summer. Most twrson art annoyed
with pimples, bolls, rashes or eruptions, while others suffer mor severely with.
Eczema, Acn, Tetter, Salt Rheum, or some kindred skin dioeaaa. - All skin
affections come from humors and acids in the circulation. . The blood, as it
circulates through the system, deposits these acids and humors In th sensitive
membranous flesh which lies Just beneath th outer skin or tissue covering th
body. This acrid matter causes inflammation and a discharge which breaks
through the delicate cutiel and skin diseases are the result. To cur any akin
trouble the blood must be freed from all acids and humors, and for this purpose)
nothing equals 8. S. S. This great blood purifier goes down into the circulation
and completely removes every particle of Impurity, enriches the blood, and la
this way permanently cures skin diseases. B. 8. 8. cures, because It purifies th
blood and allows it to nourish, soothe, and soften the skin instead of irritating it
with fiery acids and humors. Book on Skin DlsojfBeg and any medical advice)
THS SWIM SPECIFIC C0 ATLANTA, 0A
MILLERS UPHOLD RECORD
Columbus Breaks Winning Stre&k in
Hot Game.
CBAVATH'S SINGLE BRINGS SC0EB
Both Teama
' Game Fall
Ckang Pitcher In
of F.xeltlnax Feat
Seore Fire t ' "
Four.
COLUMBUS, O., July U-Columbus, after
winning eight of the last nine gamea on
the road, lost to Minneapolis today, 4 to a.
Lelivelt went In for MlnneapolU with th
bases full and one out In the first and re
tired the side. He was succeeded by
Hughe, who finished, allowing four hits.
One wss a triple by Carisch, with bases
full, on passes. Williams made his triple
with three on. Cravath'S single Ifl the sev
enth scored Clymer and the winning run.
Score:
MINNEAPOLIS.
COLUMDia.
ASH. OAK.
tlKO.il.
Clymer, of...
a o
o I
14ft
O'lWke, a'4-l
1
Altlter. aa ..
cravath, If... 6
Williams, Sb. 4
Rnasman, rf. 4
F arris, lb.... 4
0111. lb 4
Owsns, 4
ftata, p ft
Lalltelt, p. ..ft
Hushes,, p.... 3
'Hlnrhman, II I ft
'Omii.llon, rf 1 1
nora. lb.... a
Hll,y, et.,,4 ft
Oodwell, lb ... I 1
equtnlen, as.. 4 ft
luertae. a.... 4 1
LWbhardt, p. 3 ft
Pmkar. p... 1
3 ft
a
11
6 1
ii
8
1
I I 8
0 4ft
1 4 1
a
18ft
...ft ft 1
... ft ft
,..8 1 ft
ToUls.
.31 4 IT.
Totals ...'.34 10 87 8 8
Columbus 0 0 0 0 0 S 10 ft 4
Minneapolis 0 t ft 0 S 0 0-6
Stolen base: O'Rourke. 6acriflae hits:
Hlnchman, Altlser, Hughes. Sacrifice fly:
Htnchman. Two-base hits: Congatton, Cly
mer, Cravath. Three-base hits: Carisch,
Williams. Double play: Altlser to Williams
to QUI. Base on balls: Off Llebhardt, I; off
Sage, 2; off Hughee. 4. Struck out: By
Llebhardt 1; by Packard, t Hits: Off
Llebhardt, 10 In eight innings (none out in
ninth); off Packard, 0 In one Inning; off
Sage, 0 in one-third Inning; off Lelivelt, 0
In two-thirds Inning; off Hughes, 4 in eight
Innings. Hit by pitched ball: By Sage,
Downs. Time: 1:67. Umpires; Hayes and
Ferguson.
Indianapolis la that Oaf.
INDIANAPOLIS. July 18.-Tndlafiapolls
waa shut out today by Kansas City. Boors:
KANSAS CITY. INDIANAPOLIS. .
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A R.
Shannon, It.. 4 0 ft ft ftChadb'me, at 4 ft 4 ft ft
Rsttary. ot... 4 18 1 4 Cottar, ss.... 4 1 ft' 1 8
Hunter, lb... 8 8 7 1 tHaydan. rt... 4 8,1 6 ft
Lava, Sb 8 13 4 ICarr, lh 8 1 f 1 ft
Smoot. rt 8 ft 1 0 ftDslehanty, lit I I 4 1'
Jnmaa, e 4 0 T 8 OBoarerman, (till
Barbaau, sa. . 4 1 T 4 Murrh. Ik.... 4 1 ,4 4 ft
ronsy, lb.. I 1 ft I awilllams, lb. 8 ft 8 8 ft
Bwsnn, p 8 0 0 ft ftOberlm. p.... 1 111ft
ToUls.
Kansas
... Jl 17 11 1 Totals...... II 10 7
City .....1 0 0 0 0 0 0
)olls I....6 MIHIt
...31 10 17 II a
0-4
0-0
Indlanapoll
Two-base hit
Raftery. Struck out:- By
Oberlln. 3: by Swann
s. .Bases on .oaiis:
Off Oberlln. 6; off Swann, 2. Time:.
1:46.
Umpires;
Hayes and Van Syckle.
Kllroy Is Wild, , ,
TOLEDO, July 13. Kltroy's wildness was
responsible for Toledo's taking the first
game of the series, Sjcore: '- '
TOLEDO. ' ST. fAUU
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.M.O.A.E.
Hantaan, rt. 3 3 4 ft OClsrka, If I I 1 ft ft
HI'ohman, M 3 1 1 0 OJonea, of.,... 4 13ft
MaCarthy, cf 4 1 1 1 01, teas, rt 3 1 1 ft
Hickman, If. 1 1 4 ft lMcCorm'k. sa 8 41
Freeman, lb. I ft 0 ftAutrey. lb ... 4 ft 3 1
Butler, SS....4 111 OBouchsr, lb.. 4 113
Land, e 8 ft ft 0 OPteree, a..... 4 il 8 3
El wart, lb.... I 1 8 4 OBratn. 8b 4 1 6 1
Wst, p....... 8 ft ft 1 DKIIroy. P ... 3 ft '1 3
Oahrtng, p.,. ft ft 0 ft
Totals 84 181 t 1'Ryan I .e. ft 1
' ' Touls. ;.".. 33 4 Mil ft
Batted for Kllroy In seventh.' " ' ' '
Toledo 0 '4) 11 41 I ' -4
SL Paul.......... . 0 ft 0, 0 0-0-0
Stolen base: Butler. Sacrifice hit;, Hick
man, Freeman, West. McCormlck. Vases
on balls; Off West, 2; o.'f Kllroy.,.,; oft
Gehring. 1. Struck out: By West. ; y
Kllroy. i: by Gehring, 1. Hits: Off Kllroy,
8 In six Innings; off Gehring, I In three In
nings. Double play: 'Brain t Autrey. Left
on bases: Toledo, 4; St. Paul, 6. Flrat base
on errors: St. Paul, 1. Time: 1:46. Um
pire) Bierhalter and Cusack. ' - '
, " . ;-',
Milwaukee Wins Opener.
LOUISVILLE, July 18. Spencer's single,
followed by Clark's triple in the ninth In
ning today, won the opening game of the
series from Louisville for Milwaukee, 1 to o.
Both Dougherty and Joe Doyle pitched
splendid ball. The game was played on a
muddy field. Score; '
MILWAUKEE. - LOUISVILL.'
AB.H.O.A. . .. AB.H.O.A.B.
Randall, rf... 8 1 4 ft ftkobioaon, ss. 4 1 8 ft ft
Charlaa, 2b..,
McUano, lb.,
Lewis, sa
Spenoer, at...
Clark, lb
Bartllrf, If..,
Marshall, o..
Dougherty, p,
8 ft 8 1 OPIckarln.- rf. 3 ' 1 I ft u
Ins.- rt. 8 11 ft 0
r. of... 4 ft 8 ft
o. ib.. a i i i
oris, 3b 4 1 as
loy. It. 1 a ft ft
4 01 OBtanlay,
4 1 4 Howard.
8 8 4ft 0'Jlm Doyle, :
4 8 10 0Kloumo. I
ft 1 ft 0Maaa, lb.... 4 14 4ft
8 ft ft 1 OSchrack, a.... 4 14 3ft
8 ft 3 8 0J Doyls, p. 8 ft ft 1 ft
Totals 8 87 It ft Totals Il ft 87 18 1
Louisville 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Milwaukee 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-1'
Stolen bases:- Randall, Spenc'sr' (3). Sac
rifice hlta: Charles, Dougherty, Flournoy.
Three-base hit: Clark. Struck out: By
Doyle, 8; by Dougherty, a Bases on balls;
Off Doyle, 2; off Dougherty, 3. - Left on
bases: Louisville, 8; Milwaukee, 6. Time:.
1:46. Umpires: Chill and Guthrie. .
CLEVELAND MEMORIAL
ON PRINCETON CAMPUS
Traeteea of Fnnda Reports that Tower
Will Be Built Fnnda AU
Raise!. . i . -.
' NEWARK, N. J.. July 11. -The trutles
of the Grover Cleveland memorial fund,
appointed to. sslect a suitable type of me
morial to th late ex-presldent and A site
therefor, reported today that'll had been
agreed to erect a tower In connection with
the new granite building on the grounds
ot Princeton university. Of 1100,400 needed,
176,000 has been raised and the balance is
arsured. .
MAY POOL J0BACC0 - CROP
Sentiment Favors Such Action
Though Crop of 10 la Wot .
Sold or Graded. , .
LEXINGTON, Ky., July 13.-Th district
board of the Burley Tobacco society, wlUt
representatives present from sixty or more
oounties, convened her today to consider,
among other questions, the prospects for a
sale of the 1909 crop.
Sentiment seems to be strong for an
other pool this year, despite the fact that
not a pound of ths 1908 crop has yet been
sold or even graded. Negotiations are paid
to be progressing for th sale of 10,000,000
pounds to Independent factories, but this
could not be verified.
When you have anything to sell or trada
advertise It tn Th Be Want Add columns
nd get quick result.
FOR SUMMER
SIGN DISEASES