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Till7 . 1SFJE: OMAHA, MONDAY, AUGUST 1, 1010.
Cubs Win Twice from the Cardinals; Lincoln Loses Double-Header; Denver Defeats Omana
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I!
M
ROURKES LOSE GOOD GAME
Flay F&st Balli But Fail to Land on
Horsehide.
DENVEB EUrrORTS PITCHED WELL
C-orrldon an4 Con din Star In Field
Into liana Ban -Three gtngle
Inn- tnnts Be,! Stretches lilt
r Morlarlty.
DENVER, July 31. (Special Telegram.)
Omaha played good ball generally today,
but was hort In hitting when blngles meant
runs. Denver won because not a hit made
was waited, and-i.-becaus Olmetead
given faultless 'swpport. It was a fast
game, notable In two particulars Denver
did not have a man left on bases, and
Omaha did not get a man to second base
until the eighth, and another In the ninth.
Orrldon and Oondlng did some grand field
ing, the former taking In a fly while sprint
ing toward the outfield, and the catcher
being death on. foul.
Singles by Lloyd, Cranston and Dolan
gave one run in tne first and Corrldon's
error let In another. I3eall's hard hit and
his fast base running gave him a. home
run in the flecond. Lindsay's three-base
hit and a double renal he engineered with
, Beat! gave the run In . the fourth. After
that Denver did not tret a man to first. The
Omaha men made two hits in the second
inning without setting a man past first,
and in no other inning made mo. than
one ; hit. Catches ry Beall and Oats'dy
abut off what looked tike home runs for
C'orrldon, Thompson and Kane. Mortarlty
made three clean singles and was hit by
the ball. : The at-.oncla.m-e was one of the
largest of the' year, tne stands were fill-u
and an overflow Invading "the field inula
ground ruleaj in .ordor. P-rre:
OMAHA.
, AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Davis, of 4-01600
Corrldon, ss 4 0-0101
Flood. 2b. 4 9 14 10
Kane. lb....... .. 4 0 0 4 2 0
Morlartty, 2b ( 0 8 0 0 0
Welch, rf.... 4 ' 0 10 0 0
Thompson, If S O 0 0 0 0
Oondlng, o... 8 0 0 7 0 0
Welter, p....... S 0 1 1 1 0
V Totals.. ...,... .....32
' ' DENTTER.
T 24
1 ' . AB,
Lloyd. 8b.,;...,.;.. 4
Waldron. If.;..... , I
Cranston, sa ...... .:
Dolan, 8b 3
.Lindsay. lb.;. , I
Beall, ci.
ilCaasidy, nf..,.t S
R. ' H. O.
E.
11 6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
weaver, o.. 1
0
ruimslead, p....
.; 8
Totals...... ...27
Omaha 0 0
Xenver 2 1
Stolen bases: Llovd.
4 C
27
10
00 0
0 10
000 0-0
0 0 0 4
Dolan, Lindsay,
Beall, Mortarlty. Three-base hit: Lindsay
noma run: neau. struck out: By Olm-
tead, 4; by Melter, (. Basea on balls: Off
inmaieaa, j, orr Melter, 1. Double play:
Uoyd to Lindsay. Hit by pitched ball:
Mortarlty. Left on bases: Omaha, 7. Time:
1:1. Umpire: Haskell. Attendance: 2,000,
CHAMPS BEST IX SLUGG1N6 MATCH
St. Joeeph Defeated Easily by Tea to
! Five Score.
"BT. JOSEPH. July 3t In a hitting match
today Den Moines won an easv vlctnrv
over the locals by a score of 5 to 4. Hours:
1 1 AB. R. H. O. A. K.
(Williams, 8b ....M.. 12 11
I ColllgaiK as 4 0 0 3
Curtis, If ...4 1110
Dwyer, lb 4 0 3 8 0 1
Mat tick, cf I 1 1 1 0 (
Nleholf, 6 i I 4 2 .
Bader, rf , 4 12 10 1
Clemmona, o , 8 0 111
IKercha, p ...... 11 1 1
(lilersdorfer, p ........ 1 0 0 0 0-4
Totals 10 IS 27 U 1
1 ... ST, JOSEPR
' AB. R, If O. A. E.
(Powell, If 8 1 , 2 0 (
Fox, 8b ...... 4 , 1 t 6 (
Reilly, 3b 6 118 1
Jones, lb I 0 2 8 0 1
MoCbeaney, of ....... 4 0 1 1 I I
Oorhan, sa ..... t; 8 0 8 4 8
Bauer, rf 4 1110 1
8hea, e S O 1 8 4 I
Ualgano, p 0 0 0 0 1
Manske.pi t 0 0 0 0 1
Melsrs 1 11 0 0 I
w -
Totals ......;.'..;..'.3g sunn
Batted for Manake In ninth,
Des Molnc 11800810 110
Bt. Joseph 01100008 16
Three-ease . hits: Williams, Clemmona
Two-base hlta: Powell. Nlehoff S)
Btolen , bases: Rellly, Bauer, Mattlek.
Sacrifice hits: Fox. ColHaan. Bader. Hits:
Off Ilerohe, 10 in seven and two-thirds
Innings; off Btersdorfer. 8 in one and two-
thirds innings; off Galeano, 6 in one and
oae-thlrd innings; off Manske. 10 in seven
and two-thirds innings. Struck out: By
Galgano, 1; by Manske, 8; by Hercht, 6
by Blersdorf er, ' 8. Basea on balls: Off
1 Clalgano, 1; off Manske. 2; off Kerch,, 11,
. oy pucnea dsji: ay mersaorrer, l
Passed balls: tihea, 2. Double plays: Cor
han to" Johes; Y,11llams to Colllran to
jurwyer; norolie ti Clemmona to Dir.
Left on bases: St Joseph, 12; Des Molne
T. Umpires; Sternberg s.nd Clark. Attenu-
"WICHITA
BATS
ERY
HARD
Llaela
Loses Doable-Header
Eur Score.
WICHITA. Kan.. July L Wichita took
on a batting streak In a double-hsader with
Llnooln today and won both gamea without
oimcuity. - be ore. nrst gam
. - . ..WICHITA.
A. M. it
H. P.O. A. E
Mtddlston, of.
4
0 0 0
Hurhes. 2b.
8
2
Belden, lf-..w.
2
15
1
0
1
4
1
0
5
noerner, ib. .........
V. . Weatersil, b.
Pettlgrew, rf.........
Schmidt, . as
(thaw, e
Durham, p.:,
Totals....
.14
XI 20
LINCOLN.
A B. R. H. P.O.
I Tud. if....;:......
Gagnler. sa ........
Col, cf...,
Cobb, rf
Cockman, tb
Thomas, lb
Weidensaut. 10...
Clark, c.
Oaist, p
Totals..
IJncoln ...
.V..
...82
. 0 0
. 0 0
24 10
0 t 0 0 0 0 0-2
0 1 2 0 0 0 4
Wichita
Left on bases: Lincoln. 6: Wichita. T. Sao-
rlflo hits: Hugtiea, Cobb, Oagnler. Two
baa hlta: Scbmidtt'.PeUlgraw. Jude. Stolen
basea: Westeratl, . Mlddleton, Pettlgrew.
Double plays: Durham 0 Schmidt to Koer
nor; Westerall to Koerner to Durham.
Struck out: By- Durham, 4; by Oalut, .
Bases on balls: Off Durham, 1; off Otst, 1.
Umpire: Mullen. Time: 1:06. Attendance:
EVENTS ON RUUHTNG TBACKS
HaaabrldsY Wlai Featnr Handicap
at SDnkpir Track.
EMPIRE! CITY. July SL-Handbrldg,
backed from T to S to 4 to S at the cloae,
easily won the Mount Vernon handicap, one
mil, her. Result:
First rac. six furlongs: Ban Ixmand (
to 1) won. Hand Runnings second, Star
third. Tiro: l:llH.
Decor.d rao. five and a half furlongs:
fctlvolalile (M to 1) won. Laealle second,
-Trance third. Time: 1 :.
Third rac, Mount Vernon handicap:
Handbrtdg 14 to b) won, Stanley Fay sec
ond, Apache third. Time: l:41fe.
Fourth race, th Deraolaell stake, flvs
and a half furloagsi Round th World (2 to
t) won, llorlson second, Leah third. Tina:
2,:08.
Fifth raa. mil aad twenty yards: Ques
tion Mark (k to 11 won. The Peer second,
Banbury third. Time: 1:42.
Sixth rac. ntlla and a furlong: Dull
Car (I to 1) woo, Arclt second. Gliding
i,U Uilid. Tim; IM,
Standing of the Teams
Yesterday's fteaalts.
"WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha, 0; Denver, 4.
Sioux City, 2; Topeks, 0. Second game:
Sioux City, S; Topeka, 4.
Lincoln, 2; Wichita, 4. Second game:
Lincoln, 4: Wichita. 6.
Dee Moines, 10; 81. Joseph, 5.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit. ; Chicago. R.
Cleveland, S;Pt. Louis, 4.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago, : Ht. Louis.. 2. Second game:
Chicago, 4; St. Louis, 0."
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo, 4; Milwaukee, I.
Columbus. 2; Kansas City, 6. Second
game: Columbus. 2; Kansas City, 4.
Indianapolis, 6; Minneapolis, .
Louisville. 0: St. Paul. 2. Second game: '
Louisville, 9; St. Paul. 2.
NEBRASKA STATE LEAUUE.
Seward. 1; Columbus. 2.
Fremont, 2; Grand Island. 4. , n
W.L.l'ct.1 ITaT. LEA GUI'!.
WEST. LEAGUE. I W.LPct.
Denver 2 ?4 .41 Ohleasro fi i .603
Wfrax City. ...62 36 . 640 Now York....M 36 .!W6
Unonln 53 42 6Mi Pitt-burg ...49 3I .61H
Wichita 6 44 .0I6; Cincinnati ..45 44 .IK
Omaha 43 63 WM Phlla 43 44 .44
St. Jrwph...4J S3 .4Jji St. txuls S f-2 .429
Des Moines.. 42 It AV. Brooklyn ....85 S3 .
Topka 32 65 , Boston 33 69 .8T.9
A.MEK. LEAGUE. AMER. ABH'N.
W.L Pct.' W L-Prt.
Phlla 00 8f (KNMInne'p'ns ..72 87 . 661
Boston 66 37 .68! St. Paul 61 46 .676
New York. ...M 37 r!)0 Toledo 59 45 .667
Detroit 62 11 .Rr Kan. City. ...60 I'd .498
Clevelsnd ....40 45 .4711 Columbus ...48 64.460
Wash'ton ....38 53 .41! Milwaukee ...46 56 .461
Chicago 36 66 .39! Inrtlan'plla ..42 62 .404
Bt Iouls 25 60 . 294 Louisville ...St fifi .1.6
NE)B. LEAOT7E. MINK LEAGUE.
W.L.Prt.1 ' W.L Pct
Fremont ....44 28 .6Uj Clarlnda ....40 24.635
Or. Island. ...41 30 .K77iNeb. City... .34 31 .523
Superior 33 34 .4S3 Auburn S3 30 . 524
Kearney 84 37 .471 Falls City... 31 IB .4M
Seward M 38 .46I Phen'doah ..81 34 . 477
Hasting 82 37 .4631 Mary villa ...24 41 .86
Red Cloud... 28 37 .431
Columbus ....84 38 .473
Oames Today.
Western Leaarue Omaha at Denver. Sioux
City at Topeka, Des Moines at St. Joseph,
Linooin at Wichita,
American League Philadelphia at Chi
cago, Washington at St. Louis, Boston at
Ietrolt, New York at Cleveland.
National League Philadelphia at Brook
lyn. Boston at New York.
American Association Corombus at Mil
waukee, Toledo at Kansas City. Louisville
at Minneapolis, Indianapolis at St. Paul.
Nebraska State League Kearney at ttea
Cloud, Seward at Columbus, Fremont at
Grand Island, Hastings at Superior.
Mink League Nebraska city at Mary-
vine, Falls CKy at Shenandoah, Clarlnda at
Auburn. '"
TENNIS CRACKS ARE ARRIVING
Promise is Bright for First National
' Clay Tournament.
AEEANGEMENTS ARE PERFECTED
Plan Contemplate Qalck Playlns;
and KaollJtles for Seeing; Game
In Comfort Social Affairs
for Player.
Honors of the day for this week fall to
the tennis players who. have invaded Omaha
and will start the first National Clay court
tournament on the courts of the Field club
at o'clock (his morning. Everything is
in readiness for the speedy and convenient
playing off of the . matches and if the
weather holds fair ' all the championship
titles will have been settled by Saturday.
Monday will be given up exclusively ' to
the playing off of all mathes in the pre
liminary and first round of the champion
ship singles, the consolation and double
events being started Tuesday morning or
af tornoon. Saturday will be "championship
day," on which the finals in both singles
and doubles will be played. Championship
and consolation finals will be played off
simultaneously.
Many of the men entered In the tourney
arrived in Oinaha the latter part of last
week or Sunday. Many of the Omaha tennis
enthusiasts will entertain visiting friends
to the tournament during the entire week
at their homes and a program of social
events has been arranged by the commu
te.
Arrangement hav been mad at the
Field club so that, all who wish to see the
matches may do so with comfort, awnings
and seats having been placed around the
courts, beside the large gallery in the club
house. Probably the largest crowd which
was ever present at any tennis event In the
west will be found there on Saturday, and
a good number la expected during th en
tire week of playing.
'W are especially desirous that this
tournament should be successful, as It is
to be the test as to whether a national
clay tournament should be held every
year." remarked Conrad Young, the chair
man of the committee. "There is a much
larger majority of players on a clay court
and a national tournament ahould certainly
be held. Omaha and th Field club are go
ing to be th point of Interest among tennis
men of the country for the next week and I
think that'w will have the biggest and
fastest tournament the west has ever seen."
LAKE CITY BEATS B0CKWELLS
Every Player Bot On Score In Shnt
nt Contest.
LAKE CITT. Is,, July Sl.-Bpeclal Tele
gram.) Th local took, th next to the
last game of the season under th Lake
City management from Rook well, 14' to 0.
Every player on the local liueup scored
except Barber. - Rockwell City's pitchers
wer batted all over the field. The gam
was called In the seventh. Home runs:
By Austin and Beers. Double play: By
Rockwell City. Batteries: McCleary and
Beora; Nelson and Jamleaon. Umpires:
8ml' h and Fawoett
Lake City plays Manning at Manning to
morrow. - Cedar Creek Win.
SPRINGFIELD, Neb.. July L (Special
Telegram.) Springfield played poor ball
and could not hit Conner. Score: R.H.
Cedar Creek 6 2
Springfield S 2
Hatterica: f or feaar threes:, conners ana
Wolff: for Springfield, Gottsch and Comte,
Struck out: By Conner. ; by Oottsch, (.
Dealaon Wlu Flv Game.
DENISON, la,. July L (Special Tele
gram.) Denlson won over Dow City by tb
soor or 1 to u. Anaeraon ana norman war
In th box for Dow City and llomback and
Freed for Denlson. There was a vary large
attendance, in nemson team won every
game in series of five.
NEW BISCUIT CORPORATION
Will Orvaals with Capital of Thirty
Million at Wllntlnarton, Del
Blar Territory Inelnded.
NEW YORK, July 10. -Th Federal Bis
cuit company will bo Incorporated In Wil
mington, Del., with a capital of (M.000.000
on Monday next, aocordlng to tb New
York Tim. Th new corporation will In
elude. It 1 said, sTnty-flv of th largest
bakerloa tn th country, from Denver, Colo.,
to Portland, Ma, and from th Great Lake
to the Oulf ef Mexico. Hartwell B. Grlbbs,
formerly prealdant of th Consumers' Bis
cuit and Manufacturing company. Is said
to be th moving spirit of the new 00m-
py, "T" .
I 1
Logic
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COBS. TAKE DOUBLE-DEADER
Cardinals Easy for Chicago Sluggers
in Both Games. "
ST. LOUIS BLANKED Iff SECOUD
Visitor Pile . Cs Nino Ran In First
Game .Fire Thre-Baa-;ra Are
Landed wlx'h Frown Dolaa;
Double Dnty.
ST. LOUIS, July 8L Chloago won , both
game of a double-header from St, Louis
today by score of to and 4 to 0. The
second game was called by Umpire O'Day
tn th seventh Inning,., with one out and
thre on bases. Score, first gam:
BT. LOUIS. CHICAGO.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Husglns. tb.. 4 111 OBrm, 2b..... (till
Kills. U 4 0 0 0 IShrokard, If.. 4 0 2 0 0
oakw, et 4 1 2 0 OHnfmui, lb.. ( I 11 0
Konetehr, lb. 4 0 U t CZIinrmn, If 1 1 0 0
Enni, rt.... 4 1-10 lKui. e..(... I t 10 0
Bmh1iu, e. S 0 2 1 OStelnfeldt, lb 0 1 0 0
Mown?, lb.. 4 114 OBchulU, rt.... 4 10 0 0
Hiumt, sa... 1114 OTtiikw, u.... (110
Lush s MM 0K11n,.o. I 111 (
Hlniina, p.... lilt Brown, p 41010
Phlp 10000
- Totals! 41 Itnil 1
Totals M 7 II 11 1
Batted for Bresnahan in the ninth.
St Louis 0 02000000-3
Chicago 1 000004-0
Two-baae hlta: - Zimmerman, Hlggins,
Three-base hits: Kling, Hlggins, Mowrey,
Brown (2). Bases on ballB: Off Hlggins, 6.
Struck out: By Brown, 8. HiU: Off Lush,
4 In one inning; off Hlggins, 11 in eight In
nings. Time: 1:56. Umpires: Brennan and
O'Day. . ..... .
ST. tiOVtS. " ' OHBCAOO.
AB.H.O.A.B. ..' AB.H.O.A.B.
Hnnlna 2b.. 10 2 1 OBrm, lb 10 111
EEllit, If... I 0 0 0 OBhMkard, if.. 1 lit
0kw, ol 10 1 0 OHofnun, lb. 4 0 10 0 0
Konatcbr, lb. 1 4 1 OKiiu, cf ...... I 0 10
EtK, rt I 0 1 0 8tlnf)dt, lb. 4 1 0 t 0
Phelj, a 10 10 OBohulto, rf.... I S 0 0 0
Mmrrer, tb... Mil ITlnker, ....' lilt
Hauiar, as.... 10 10 lArrhsr, 1 14 1
Backman, p.. 1 0 OCols, p. I 0 10
. Toula 10 0n T 1 Totals M T 21 11 "l
One out In th. seventh, game called.
St. Louis '. 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Chloago ,. 0 10 110 14
Two-baae hlta: Tinker, Shsckard. Bases
on balls: Off Backman. (: off Cole, 4.
Struck out; By Backman, I; by Cole, 1.
Time: 1:15. Umpires: O'Day and Brennan.
. PI rates floor on Wild Throw,
CINCINNATI, . July 8L Pittsburg took a
close game here today, scoring the winning
runs on Downey's wild throw of an lnrield
single by Flynn. A running one-handed
catch by Bascher stopped the visitor In the
sixth inning. Score:
PITTBBURO. CINCINNATI.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Brrns, lb 4 111 OBwoher. . If... 4 110 0
Lech, of 4 12 0 OEson, Ib 4110
r. Clark. If . I 0 1 0 1 Hoblltnl, lb. I 0 It 1 0
Wacnor, 0 I I OMItcbail, rt.. 4 110 0
Flynn, lb.... 4 11 lpakrt, ct... 4 110 0
Wllaou, rf.... 4 111 I) Downey, tb. .. I 111
Otbaon, ...... 4 0 4 0 OT.Clarko, .. .1 0 I 0 0
McKotch'o, lb 4 1 I I IMcMlllan, m. I I I 0
CajnnlU, p... 4 0 11 OOaipar, p 10 110
Millar .... 1 0 0 0 0
. Totals M T ST 11 4wbelr .... i 0 0 0 0
Total tt 17 M 1
Batted for McMillan In the ninth.
Batted for Oaspar In the ninth.
Pittsburg 0 O 0 1 0 0 0 1 01
Cincinnati 11000000 02
Two-base hits: Wilson. Leaoh. Three-
base hit: Mitchell. Sacrifice hits: T. Clarke,
uowney. ttioien oases: fioDiusei, raskert.
Double plays: Wilson to Flynnv, Wilson to
Wagner. Left on bases: Cincinnati, 7; Pitts
burg, 6. Base on balls: Off Carnnits, 1; off
Oaspar, t. Struck out: By Oaspar, 2; by
Camnlts, 8. Time: 1:36. Umpires: KJem and
Kane.
Frayer Defeats
Oldfield in Race
Comes in Ahead of Veteran Speeder
in Hundred-Mile . Contest at ,
; Columbus.
aaanNsn)
COLUMBUS, July 21.-L Frayer, driv
ing a Firestone-Columbus car, finished first
in a spirited 100-mile race yesterday againat
a field of six. Barney Oldfield, with a six
cylinder Knox, finished second. Th , time
was on hour, forty-nln minute and fifty
two seconds. "
In a special event , Oldfield drove th
next to th fastest mil ever negotiated
on a circular track. He drove hi 200-horee
power Rem and th time announced was
0:504. -
ABBOTT WINS STEEL TB0PHY
Beat Bogey, Fonr Vp, th Field
Clnh Coarse.
Sixty-two players were out for tb Harry
Steel golf trophy at th Field club Satur
day afternoon, . Tb prise . went . to J. A,
Abbott, who made tl for th coijrse, or 4 up
In match play againat bogey.' Non of th
other card turned In was anywhere near
Abbott, th next highest being Dr. Sum
ney, who came up even. Th card on
record wer aa follows:
J. A. Abbott 4 up; Dr. H. C. Sumney,
ivan; ij. carrier, evau; iv. vvaifuar.
even; A. W. Tlllson, even; F. L. MoC'oy, 1
down; E. A. Balrd, 1 down; W. A. Cundiff,
1 down: C. J. McDonald. 1 down: W. K.
Palmatler, S down; H. Culver, I down; F.
r. nauiuwn, s auwa; jawes jiieo. s uewn;
B. L. Kemper, t dowa; G. W. Shield. 1
down; U. tl. Martin, down; M. L. La
Douceur. I down; IS. W, Btollenberg,
down; A. O. Hunt, 4 down; G- T. Wilson,
down: Jack Sharp, S down; Art Kuasel,
lost; 1. W. Hufcb, down; F. O. Baker,
aown; v . uarreii, oown; j. h. Kion
arda, down; W. B. Wtlklna, down,
DnnleU ItetaUaui Title.
NEW YORK. July XL Charles M. Dan
lets, Olympic and national chaanploa swim
mer, retained - his record by easily
aereaung a considerable nera in tn Na
tional Amateur Athletlo uiuea auartor
mil cbaxulouslilp swim at Xravor Island.
of the Moving Picture
. ' .i 11 . 1 1 .
I CRnr V MY CAB ILL ) '
At. f6
!. 1 iM TM
Dark Horses Get
Tennis Tourney
by Fast Playing
Gardner and ilcCuilouga Upset Fore
cast by Winnin? at Bod and
Gun Club. '
Gardener and MoCullough captured the
honors Saturday afternoon at the Rod and
Oun Club in th men's semi-final doubles
of th annual tennis tournament by the
fastest and most spectacular playing of the
week, and Miss Annie Lawrie won over the
ladles after several hard contests. The
Oardoer-McCullough matches were close
and exciting throughout all the sets, and
their victory was rdlrectly contrary to the
tennis oracle, whose voloe spoke so loud
for Hatoh and Farrell that the latters' pic
tures were taken by the olub for publication
previous to the contest.
Th match against Hatch and Farrell was
by far the o loses t . and hardest . fought
gam played during the week.
At no time did either of the opponent
have a marked advantage over the other.
The three seta played againat Gould and
Munro 'brought , ouf, many clever plays on
both side, with the, second, set 14-12, the
tournament record for length, taking nearly
an hour and a half U play. The finals in
double will be played off thjs morning at
10:30 o'clock with Gardner and McCullough
against Abbott aud Thompson for th Nel
son trophy cups. )fT, , . ,
The ohamploij jiound In single will be
played between fJcuild and Farrell, for the
J. P. Prentiss , trophy cup. The finals In
th consolation flitch will be held in th
afternoon btvfeu0J-L McCullough and th
winner., of th ; Oardner-Negley semi-final
match. u . . , ,. .,. , , .
Miss Anna Lawrl in defeating. Miss
Hadra and Mrs. Thompson in th ladies'
single won the women's honors, and will
meet Miss Irene Tetart, winner of last
year's cup, some time this week.
- Yesterday's Ssora were:
Men's Doubles Gardner and McCullough
beat Hatch and Farrell 6-4; 7-6. Gardner
and McCullough beat Gould and Munro,
2-e. 14-12, -4. . -
Ladles' Singles Miss Lawrie beat Miss
Hardra, 6-3. o-l. Mis Lawrie beat Mrs.
Thompson, 6-4, 0-1
Clubmen Beat
Dietzes, 5 to 1
Field Club Get Victory . Over Old
Bivals for First Time in Four
Years.
For th first tint in four years th base
ball team of th Field club met defeat
at th hands of their old rivals, th Diets
team, Saturday afternoon on the Field club
grounds. The gam was by far the best
played and most Interesting game seen on
th club grounds;, this year, and to the
fans who hav watched these teams play
bait for years, It brought back memories
of th many hotly waged contests of years
gone by, ' in whlcfV these teams wer the
keenest of rivals.
The Diets team won by 'the score of C
to 1, but the score does not indicate the
real closeness of the contest Not a score
was made by either team until the fifth
inning, nor was there an error on either
side up to that stansa.
For the Diets team, Eisenhart pitched a
good gam. He was slightly inclined to
wlldneea, but hold himself well In hand
In the pinches and allowed but six hits.
MoLean was at short for the Diets in his
old time .form, and a glanc at th box
soore will show that h was In th game
all th time. He made two of Diets' runs
and got a three-base hit, and in this was
outdone by Anderson, who got a homer.
Qulgley, as usual, was th master hand be
hind th bat
For th clubmen. Madden carried away
the fielding honors. He took many hard
chance with but on bobble, and his
throwing to first was perfect In this,
Blish at short, was a mighty close seoond.
This was th. first of a series of three
games that these two team , will play.
Next Saturday th Maseppa and the Field
olub will battle. Score:
FIELD CU-'t DIBTI.
AB.H.O.A.n. AB.H.O.A.B.
Deanr. Ik.... 4 111 lapollman, if. I 1 1 0 0
ttonataoa, lb, 1 0 H. Leifertr, of I 1 0 0 t
rotor. If.,.., 110 OMeLoan, ea.. I I I I 1
A.Hachten, a I 4 1 lAndaraon. lb, I I I I I
Maxldan, tb... tit lQutsler. .... I I I I I
Houek, rf t 0 0 0 if Laflertr, rf I 1 0 0 0
Deusbertj, rt 1 1 0 0 OCroaa, lb I 1 0 0
Jox, of Ill tBarn.lt, Ib... 11110
Bllab, aa 1 0 I I OEIeenliart, p.. I 1 1 I 0
ASama. .... 110
Totals H M 11 10 1
Totals a ( 17 N (
Field club 0 0000010 0-1
Diets 0 0001010 1-
Three-baa hit: McLean. Horn run:
Anderson. Base on bails; Off EUsenharl,
4; oft Adams. L Struck out: By Kiaon-
hart, 4; by Adams, t. Double plays: Barnatt I
to LArrarty, tjuls ley to ianerty to Mvuean
Umpire t Hwpaina and Bruggsman.
Marshall Win Onnt.
HAMBURG, July IL-Frank J. Marshall,
th American champion, won his gam In
th eleventh round of th international
eha tourney yesterday against ftutalmano,
Tb record: ,
Scblechter, Nlensowttsch, won S each;
Durss, Marshall, each; Cliotlrairski, ,
AloghJn. Leonhardt, Spiel man n, Teyoti
mann, SH aaoh.
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NAPS CAPTURE TWO GAMES
Browns Lose Double-Header by Close
Scores in Each.
BOTH CHANGE PITCHERS IN FIRST
Falkenber; Hold St. Lonls to Three
' Hit in Second I.ajo I e's Work
1 Featnr of Both
Sessions. .
ST. LOUIS, July 81. Cleveland defeated
St. Louis in a double-header today, taking
the first by a score of 5 to 4, In eleven in
nings, and the second by 2 to 0. Ray and
Harknesa were th original. pitchers In the
opening game, but gave way to Bailey and
Fanwell. Falkenberg held the locals to
three hits In the second game. Lajole's
work was the feature of both contests.
Score, first game:
ST. LOUIB.
CLEVELAND.
AB.H.O.A.B.
AB.H.O.A.B.
Stone. If S 1 1 0 1 Rath, Ib I 1 1 6 1
Human, lb.. 1 0 0 4 SOraney, If.... 4 110 0
Wallace, ea... I 0 1 0 Turner, as.... 11110
Nawmon, lb. S 1 IS 1 OLaJole, lb.... I I T 1 0
Behwetuer, rf I 1 I 0 OBaaMrly, e... 4 1 t 4 0
Hoffman, of . 6 0 10 OStovall, lb... 4 0 10 0 0
Trneidale, lb. 1 1 1 1 ONIlee. rf...... 4 110 0
Stepbena, o... 4 1 T 1 OBall, rf 0 0 0 0
Kau. p 1 w 0 1 JBIr-ms-m, of . 4 I 0 0
Orlaa 110 0 OHarkneta, p.. 110 10
Grlgse 1 0 0 0 0'B.mia 1 0 0 0 0
Ballay, p 101 OFanwell, p.... t 0 0 1
' Totals It U It t Totals 21 I 11 IT 1
'Batted for Harkness in eighth.
Batted for Truesdale in ninth. .
Batted for Ray In ninth.
Cleveland 0 0000100SO 1 S
St. Louis 0 001002010 0-4
Three-base hits: Newnam. - Harknesa,
Truesdalo, Stephens, Bases on balls: Off
Ray, 2; off Bailey, 2; off Harkness, 4.
Struck 'out: By Ray, 8; by Bailey. 2; by
Harkness, ; by Fanwell, 1. . Hits: off Hark
ness, 7 In seven Innings; off Fanwell, 2 in
four Innings; off Ray, In nine Innings;
off Bailey, 2 In two innings. Time: 2:15.
Umpires: Dlneen snd Evans.
Score, second game:
. ST. LOUI8. ' CLEVELAND.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Stone, If. 4 0 10 ORath, tb 4 10 10
tiartMU, lb.. 4 I 1 0 OOranejr, If.... 4 1 1 0 0
Wallace, as... 4 1 I 0 Tumor, aa.... 4 0 0 1 0
Newman, lb. 1 0 0 1 OLaJole, lb.... 4110
SnhweltMr, rf 1 0 2 0 OBomti, e 4 I I 1 0
Hoffman, of., t 0 1 0 OtHovall, lb.... 1 1 11 1 1
Trueadale, lb. I 0 0 1 ONIlaa, rf 4 0 0 0 0
Killlfer, c... 10 11 OBIr'ms'm, ef. t 0 1 0 0
Stephens, o... 0 0 0 0 Oralkanbers, p I 0 1 I 0
Powoil, p S01S0
Kiniella, p... 0 0 0 0 0 Totals tl I 27 II 1
Crlaa 10000
Orlsia 1000
Totals 10 I 17 10 0 I
batted for KUlifer In eighth.
"Batted for Powell In eighth.
Cleveland 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 02
St. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Two-base hits: Lajole, Rath. Bases on
balls: Off Powell, 1. Struck out: By Powell,
1; by Falkenberg, 3. Hits: Off Powell, 7 In
eight innings; off Klnsella, 1 In one inning.
Time: 1:80. Umpires: Evans and Dlneen.
Detroit I Winner Again.
CHICAGO. July 81. Detroit made It four
straight from Chicago today, winning, 6 to
6, against four pltohers. Four basea on
balls In the opening inning netted the
champions a big lead. The faturea wore
home runa by Tarinehlll and Cobb, the
former scoring four runs with the first
horn run drive made at Comlskey's new
park. Score: '
CHICAGO. DETROIT.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Parent, of.... 4 1 1 0 0D. Jonae, If.. 1000
t elder, .... 4 0 14 lO'Loarx, Jb... 10 111
Kellr, rf 1 0 0 0 OCobb, ef I I 1 0
Douihartr, if. 4 1 0 0 lCrawford. rf.. I 0 I 0 0
Collins, lb... 4 11 lLathon .lb... 4 0 I 0
Purtall. lb.... 4 111 OBush, as 112 10
Tannohill, as. 4 1 4 2 CT. Jonae, lb.. I 0 a 0
Parne, e 4 01 OSchmldt, o... 4 1 0 4
Olinaiead, p.. 0 0 0 1 ODonoran, p... 0 1 0
Young, p 10010
HmltU 1 000 Total......lS IT I 1
Walab, p 0 0(1
Boott, p 1 0 0 1 0
Totals It I tl M I
Batted for Young In fourth.
Chicago 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0-5
Detroit S 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0
Home runa: Tonnehlll, Cobb. Hits: Off
Toung, 4 In three, and two-thirds innings;
off Walsh, 2 In one and one-third Inning;
off iScott, 0 in three and two-thlrda- In
nings: off Olmstead, 0 In one-third Inning.
Sacrifice hits: O'Leary, Donovan, T. Jones.
Stolen bases: Bush, Crawford, Parent.
Double Play: Zelder to Collins. Left on
bases: Chicago, 8; Detroit, 8. Bases on
balls: Off Olmstead, 8; off Young, 1; off
Scott, 1; off Donovan, L Bases on errors:
Chicago, 1; Detroit, 3. Hit with .pitched
ball: By Donovan, Kelly. Struck out: By
Young, ; (D. Jones, Bush): by Welch, 1
(Lathers); by Scott, 2 (Schmidt, O'Leary);
by Donovan, S (Kelly. Purtell, Tannehlll
(2),' fcmlth). Time: 1:48. Umpire: Perrlne.
GOLFERS GET LOW SCORES
Qualifying Honnd of Presidential
. Contest at Cosstry Clob.
The qualifying round In the play for the
Presidential oup on the Country club links
Saturday resulted in several good scores,
F. H. Gaines getting a gross of 8L and
John Redlck an 82. Th round was handi
cap medal play and th complete list of th
sixteen qualifiers was as follows:
Groaa Handicap Net
I. A. (joies
Ralph Peters
T. A. Fry
H. A. Tukey
Luther Drake
A. L. Reed
Itay Ixjw
Guy Furay
U. M. Morsinan, Jl
A. Cope
J. W. Rodlck
. U. Gaines
C, U Dsuce ........
J. . Brady
it., t. Lemlst
J. P. Mage
C. S. Montgomery ..
Blaine Young
W. D. Bancker ....
Gerald Wharton ...
W. J. Foye
K. H. Spragu
Clarsnc Peter .....
a Heth
W 11 76
&6 10 7S
, 96 IS 77
kl 13 78
M Id 78
87 2 78
, 83 6 78
3 14 7
Si S 80
K 14 81
U 1 Rl
, 81 81
i 10 82
82 10 U
VI 10 82
, 84 1 88
7 12 84
M 2 84
, 88 8 86
.....104 18 1-1
.,..t4 0 84
, 88 2 IX
101 14 87
..... 4 88
New Monoplnn Raeers,
BRUSSELS, .July II M. Boalslger. th
Belgian aviator, yesterday made a mono
plant flight to a height of 1.43 metre
(4.71 feet). This 1 a nw world's record
for monoplane.
Former Champs
in Doubles Win
at Sioux Falls
Barton and Phillips Defeat Douthit
and Tiejren in Hard Fought
Tennis Contest. ,
SIOUX FALLS, S. D.. July 8L-(Sppclal
Telegram.) The first annual open tennis
tournament under the auspice of the South
Dakota Tennis association was brought
to a close yeeterday afternoon, when
Barton nnd Phillips of Flouk Falls, hold
ers of the championship In doubles, suc
ceeded In retaining the title by defcatlnK
Douthit and Telgen, also of Sioux Falls.,
The contest was hard fought from start
to finish, but the superior team work
of Barton and Phillips, who have played
together for several years, finally aided
thorn In winning. The score of the final
match was 6-2, 4-6, 11-9, 6-2, In favor of
Barton and Phillips.
Perhnpe the chief surprise of the tour
nament Just closed was the defeat of Bran
son and Smith of Mitchell, in the semi
finals of the doubles, by Douthit and Telgen
of Sioux Falls. It was believed at the out
set that the flnul struggle would come
between Branson and Smith and narton
and Phillips. It was known Douthit and
Telgen were playing a fast game, but It
was not expected they would be able to
defeat the fast team from Mitchell.
The tournament was a very successful
one and as a result the entiles next year
are expected to be even greater In num
ber than this year.
Bundy Wins Over
Ludke for Tennis
Honors in West
Victory Comes in Straight Sets Plays
Banning Game and Tires Oppo
nent by Tactics.
CHICAGO, July 81. Thomas C. Dundy of
California, playing perfect tennis, won the
Western Tennis championship at Lake
Forest yesterday, defeating Albrecht Ludke
of Chicago In straight sets. Bundy played a
running game, keeping his opponent on
the. move constantly so that he soon tired.
L.-H. Walder and, Paul L. Gardner won
the doubles championship, defeating J. C.
Neeley and H. H. Whitman. 6-2. 4-6. 8-7, 6-3.
The chief surprise of the day was the
defeat of Miss Carrie B. Neeley, the west
ern woman's champion, by Mies Gwendo
lyn Rees of St. Paul, 6-4, 6-2, 7-6. Score of
singles finals, 6-2, 6-1, 8-0.
RESULTS US THREE-I LEAGUE
Waterloo, Springfield, Davenport and
Danville Win.
ROCK ISLAND. July 31. The Ialanders
could not bunch hits off Chapman, although
they hit him freely, whlie Waterloo bunched
them in th first and in the eleventh and
won, 4 to S. Score: R.H E,
Rock Island 2000000000 0-2 8 2
Waterloo 1000000000 24 2
Batteries: Qulssner and O'Leary, Chap
man and Harrington.
SPRINGFIELD, 111., July 81. Timely hit
ting aided by Blooming-ton's errors won
for Springfield, 4 to 1. Soholler's home run
In the seventh, was a feature. 8core:
R H E
Springfield 02100010 0-4 7 8
Bloomlngton ... 00000000 11 8 S
Batteries: Steiger and Hartley, Rumes
and Nunamaker.
DUBUQUE, la., July 31. Dubuque's homo
work gave Davenport four runs, the visi
tors winning, 6 to 8. Th fielding of C.
Darrlnger and R. Darrlngcr was sensa
tional. . Score: R.H.B.
Dubuque 80100000 64 10 1
Davenport 00800200 06 6 1
Batteries: Faber and Kelly; Archer, Pen
nance and Walsh.
DANVILLE, 111., July 31. Hlta by Stalcy
and Fisher, with a sacrifice, won for Dan
ville In the sixteenth. The second gam
went only five innings by consent. Score,
first game: R.H E.
Danville .000001010000000 1-8 13 2
Peoria .... 1000010000000000-2 11 2
Batteries: .Reynolds, Looinls and Hllde
brand; Cook and Asmussen.
Score, second game: RILE.
Danville 1 0 0 0 01 2 0
Peoria 1 0 0.0 01 4 0
Batteries: Duffy and Wolfe, Cook and
Asmussen.
COLTS TRIMMED BY Y. M. C. A.
Association Men Win Good Game with
Douched lilts.
Th Young Men's Christian association
team returned to winning ' form Saturday
and won handily from Pete Hawklna' Hans
com Park Colts by a score of 10 to 6. The
Colts got an early lead on th association
men ty a combination of hit and rrors,
but the heavy clubbing of th Young Men'
Christian association batters soon put th
game safa for them.
Front twirled good ball for the Colts with
th exception of two Innings, when the
association men bunched their hits and
scored all their runs while they had a.
chance.
The heavy batting of Avery, McCullooh
and Cherrlngton featured for the Young
Men's Christian association while Holly
did the heavy stick work for th Colts.
Wirt and Lewis twirled for the Young
Men's Christian association, both men doing
good work. Wirt was a trifle wild and was
replaced by Lawia in th seventh Inning.
Lewis held th Colt batters hitless for th
remainder of tb game.
Next Saturday the Young Men's Chris
tian association plays a return gam with
the Diets club at Association park, and
promises to even up for a defeat earlier in
th season. Score: R.H.E.
H. P. Colts 0 220,01000-664
Y. M. C. A 0 0 0 tt 0 0 0 4 10 18 4
Batteries: Hanscom Park Colls, Front
and Holly; Young Men's Christian associa
tion, Wirt. Lewis and Rotbsry.
CftMlt'MfUKivV.iOtl vV-IMf li(l
Fimlly Tride 5rpl!t. by
Cbaa. SUre, fboses. Webster
1211. UieptUiH 12J1.
BREWERS LOSE . TAST Ulir
Barry's Triple and ItftrshaH's Sacri
fice Fly Breala Tic' ' A
... rM,f
PITCHERS v GET POOP. SUPPORT
Milwaukee . H int In MatH-.lnrl-i
Lands Home linn Tvo Uonble
Mays Winners-tlet fete,
llnne lilt,
' 1
MILWAUKEE, July 31 Barry's trtpl tn
th ecorelioard In th ninth, 'followoil hy
Marshall's sAorlflic fly, gvo Mllwaulteo
tho game. & to 4. Both pitchers twirled
good ball, but poor work behind them kept
them In conxtnnt trouble. Score:
MILWAVKER. TOLi:l0.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.II.O A.K.
Spancer, ct... 1 0 1 0 I'Halltnan, rf.. I ,1 1 0
Charles, SI'... 1 1 Mlllnrhnmli. lb I I V
IlanUII. rt... 4 0 1 0 (Sullivan, of... 1111
MoUarm, lb.. I 1 I HI. kman, 11.4 1,0 1
Oiuk, Jb 10 11 lV'raeman. H. 2 1 10 1
Lawia. aa 1 10 6 . Duller . U....4 0 1 t 1
llorry. If 4 12-0 cl.um!, 41110
Marshall, c... I Oil (Mcl arlliy, S I 4 t 1 1
Dougherty, p. I 1 t 7 (iKoaera, p
4 9
liartUtr, lb... 14 10 vunafcrtto, ... 0 0 0 t
Total..'...'. .rs :7 1 1 ToUla..:...M t: 11 I
One out when winning run scored. '
Mllwaukco ...0 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 1 J
Toledo 0 0 1 0 0 8 0 0 0-
Two-bao hit: Hickman. Three-haso hit:
Home run: Charles. Hits: Off Rogers, 0 ,n
eight InnlngH; off K.-iskette, 0 In one-third
Innings. Sacrifice, hits: Marshall CD, Mc
Carthy. Dyublo plays: Hlnchman to Free
man: Butler to Freeman, li't on base:
Milwaukee, 5; Toledo, 7. Flret bane on
balls: Off Dougherty, - 4; off Rogers.. 4.
Struck out: Hv Dougherty , 5: by K er;i. 4.
Time: 2:19. Umpire: Blerhalter and Guth
rie. . ,
Bennett Walks' .
Nine Men and -
Loses Own Game
. '
Chitlicko Wins fiom Columbus 'byC
Driving' in Two Runs with
Long Drive.
GRAND ISLAND, Neb.. July 81. (Special
Telegram.) Bennett lost his own game for
Fremont today by letting nine men walk,
three of which broUgh in scores. Hugh
Cook made the hit In the eighth which
brought In the winning two scores. ,
Score: . E.
Fremont 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0-2 4 1
Grand Island. ...0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 4 4 2
Batteries: , Bennett and llohner; Green, A
Carroll and Travels. Umpire: Nel-n.
COLUMBUS, Neb., July 31. (Special Tele
gram.) Columbus won the gum In tho
seventh, Shlttiok's drive to ' right field
bringing In two runs.
Score: . , . Jl.H.E.
Columbus 0 0 0 0 12 0 0 3 4 1
Seward ..0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 01 6 4
Batlerien: Columbus, Klssoll ami Aurnew;
Seward, Harrington and Wallcy, Umpire:
Fleming.
HAPPY HOLLOW WINS AT GOLF
oath Omaha Country Club Defeated
In a Close Contest Uu 11 fy nt
th Country Club.
The Happy Hollow club won a clos con
test against the South Omaha ' Country
club golf team' Saturday afternoon. Th .
final score was 23 to 20 In favor of th vlnl
tors. The game was full of excitement, for
each' report at the club house changed the
results until only two men were left to
come In. Most of the contests were decided
on the last hole of the eighteen played.
- J. J. Fitzgerald had the low score fory
the day, making B8; WYE. Shaefer of Happy
Hollow had 20, winning against J. S. Wepp
ner; F.' W. Hale defeated F. M. 8herwood
by a score of V) also. The greens were very
rough and uncertain owing to very dry
weather and lack' of watering facilities.
Happy Hollow defeated Uie South Omaha
olub decisively on its own grounds arid Is
entitled to a complete Victory far thai sea
son. Following is the score:
Points.l Point,
W. B. Shafer i3. S. Weppner.
1
F. W. Hale 2 F.. M. Sherwood..
A. A. MoClure t R. M. Laverty...
T, W.-Austin SiF'. Brown
E. A. Nordstrom... 0 J. J. Fltxgerald..
. 1
. 0
. U
. a
. l
.
. 2
.
D. Slbbernsen
I H. H. Roberts.
J. R. Webster
M. W. Gahan
H. Cheek
C. H. Marling...
R. Sturdevant.
O. Liggett
..o-Charles Mann...
.. 1IC. Bulla
H. O. ISlllck.
.. M 1, w A, rn. . . . . . . V, m
m 2 George McDonald,. U A
.nan... of I. H. Kellogg 3fr
1C. Ewell "
3T. J. O'Nell...
W. J. Creedon.
A. G. Buchanan.
A. W. Clark.
B. N. Robertson... lW. B. Bolln..
W. M. Shriver HI 10. V. Arnold.....
Totals.
,,?3 Totals.,.,
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