TilE BEE: OMAHA, "WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1910.
li
Lincoln Takes Two More;
. ' .
OMAHA RALLIES, BUT FAILS
Until Inning Attempt to Bare Day
Beiultt in Four Bunt.
ST. JOSEPH PUTS St&N.OVEB
tearke Im4 (rM Shaloat- Joar
mm niBKCt At Tree..aae Hit
riv To-Bar Am
Beeareo.
8T. JOSEPH, Ai l.'-A batting rally In
h nlnlh Inning her; today raved Omaha
from a shut out by St. Joseph. Score:
ST. JOSEPH.
AB. R. .H. O. A. E.
Powtil, If..
Fox. 2b
.4 0 Q 1 v
. t ' 10
Jones, lb..
I 1 2
MoChesney,. ef.. ...... 1 1
Coiban. s. V ' i
Re'illy, 3b.,.
4
.I'M.
Bauer, ri....
Roles, o
Johnson, p..
TotU....
! 0
4
1 I
.......IB ' 7 37 1
OMAHA""' -
All. U'K ' O. A
E.
0
0
0
1
0
1
4 1
orrtdon, ....... ' 'J'" J ?
Inc. cf......t..S. -A J
onarlty, 3b ! 9 i 2
iggert, rf j
Graham, 2b J
Thompson, lb -I
Ooi'dlng. o..i 0
0
o
0
0
0
0
Htnwera n 8t
('adman 1 J
Hollenbeck 1 1
Touii ':..... "4 9 U
Batted for tSfmdlng In Ihe ninth. ,
Hmtted for Htower In Vre nlnth..-
I..nK.. ' t 1M 1 0 0 2
Omaha 000O00044
Tt.r.h..u hn- Jonea. HlrKert. Two
baee hlta: MoChedney, Bolea. Rlggert
inri.riiv rvomtina:. -" Htolea baees ox.
Jones. McCheaney, Bolei Sacrifice hits
..... Mtrimk nut: . HV Jonnsnll
a k.. 'oir.ra T trirat haae'on bailn: Oft
Johnson. 1; off fltowers, 1. Hit with pitched
h.n- Hv Johnson. S: bv Btowers, I. JjCII
on baaes: Ht. Joseph.-6: Omaha, 1L Um
pire: Sternberg. Atterdnnce:
LINCOLN CAPT1HK TWO GAME
Poa4 Plera UArd lusd Wla ISaally
' in Baeb:
UNCOLiV Nob., Aug. -Uncoln won
both games of- today's double-header wltn
Topeka by scores of 10 to 2 and 12 to .
The first was an easy proposition for the
locals. Barber was hit hard and the lle'd
Ing behind hlra was poor. Topeka knocked
Knapp out of the box In the second game,
but Uelst. who succeeded him, was better.
Jackson was nit pra inrtu.nuui.
firs, game: - ; -
AU. R. 4 H.O. A. E.
Jude, If
Uacrnler, ss.....
Cole, cf...
Cobb, rf..
Cockman, lb....
Thomas, lb
Wetdenaaul, lb.
Clark, o......,.-
Fox, p .
Totals
...41210
...4012s
2
3
I
0
14
2
8
0
... 6
.. t 1
.. 1 1
il 4 . V
..M '10 18
27 14
AB. B. H.O. A. E.
U'nAliV ef'
Il.o ft o
lieckley, 10 - i
Klley. If v...: -2
Abbott, If '...;. .
Kniy ,ss 1 1.4
Welch, 2b 4 0
etoffer, Sb 4 0
Brown,, jp .rM... J
Barber, p.............. 4 .
a
I
0
0
s
1
0
.1
o.,.,o
Totals
...S4 I
. M
Lincoln
0 0 -J
1 0,0
10
r.w -.0 0 "0 1
OiO'OIO'OOO-l
-i'i,.lh!ltTCTrk. Two-Baa! hits
w,.uniiil. Fox. liflcklev. Riley. Welch
Double-play: Cockman to Weldensaul to
Thomas. Stolen bases: Jude, weicn, oior
fer (2). Sacrifice hits: Uagnler, Thomas
i2). Fox. Strutk out: By ox. 1; by . bar
ber. 1. Base on balls: Off Fox. 1; ort iiar
h.p uit kv nitched hall:- By Fox. 1
Time: 1:46. Umpires: Flynn ana uiara.
Score, second game:
' i , AB. . R. H.O. A. El
Jude, If ..A........ ,1 J 4,0 1
(laznler. as 5 2 14 10
Cole, cf.., , 4
1 2 ,
tlobb.
b. rf ,.,,....,4
Cockman. lb..;..
.
I I
1 8
1
1
8-
3
0
a
u
A.
0
1
0-
0
3
0
0
0
8
Thomas, lb......
Weldensaul, 2b..
Ciurk, e
Knapp, p.v...j'..
vielht, P,. r..
... !
1 0
0 v ft: I
- Totm
iY.87 ' IS 14 37
v TOPEKA..
. AB. R." H.O.
Wooley, cf 6 1 0.1
Hockley, lb.. ...!.... 8 ' 0 ( 9
Klley, If 5 12 8
Kerns, rf 6 2 2 0
Rellly, ..w.-.R.U',..-.,.-4'-'" 1-1'
Welch. 2b v ri . ? 21
.Koffer, 8b..,..V.,;f ', 1;
Brown, c j 0 1 3
Jackson, p.... t .1 ., 3 0
Totala
Lincoln .
9 1 24
12
0; A J
11 I 0 3 1 2 12
Topeka
Three-base -,
Kerns, Rilll)
Cobb. Thonii ,
Sacrifice hits.
Clark ii). H
and- one-third I
J 1 3 0 0 0 0 8 I
.. -mi. v Two-base hits:
.Stolen bases: Jude,
vWUdensaul, weicn.
Gagnler, Cole, Cobb,
Knapp 10 In three
off Oelirt, In five
i. Struck out: By
and two-thirds
Knapp, I; by Jacl.. , , J: by Gelst, 3. Base
on balls: uri ku.iiv i', orr uacKaon, 1.
Time; 1:M. Umpiw. .Fynn and Clark.
WICHITA OjJJTHlTg alOVy CITY
Wlaa Wlthaaf Dlfflralty by Three to
WICHITA. Aug. 9 Wichita outhlt Sioux
City today and took tui. .Kpme without
difficulty, I to l core:
WICHITA. ' J '
-- - -Al. R. .ItjLo.
Mlddleton,' cL".?.'...v;,4 V?., 1
lluahes. 2b . 4 . 2 I
Melden. If ....3 ,0 1
Koerner, lb,...,w3,.l ' 1 , 7
WestersU,. lb.,!,.,"! l"-l"1
Sclimiut. ss....
IW...'.b V
, rf.. 1
v?
rd. pi 3
rettigrew, rt.
snaw. e
Shackelford, p
Totals
Andreas. 2b..
stein, lb o
Meyers, If j
gnlllln, lb
Miller, 0
Fen Kn, rf
Neighbors, cf..
Hartinan. ss...
Chabek, p
Totals ..
Wichita ....
bloux City..
..10000100 3
..000000010-1
Left on baacai Cloux City. 8: Wichita. 8.
Two-base hit: jkhinldt. Home run: Cha
bek. Stolen base: 4JullUn, Double plays:
Was ten II to lila-hes to Koerner) bclinndc
t', Hughes to koerner. titruck out: By
tllieckolford. 6 A by ' Chabek. I. Passed
ball; Miller, gnaw. Wild pitch: Cha-
oek. Hit by pitched ball: Koerner, Cha
bek. Time: 2:ut. Umpire. Haskell.
DENVER. Ai. 9.-Des Moines took the
last game of the series from Denver today,
4 to 6. -Denver jut In pinch hitters In the
ninth In the hAe of tying the ecore, but
they were unable to hit. Score:
DES MOINES.
AB. R. H.
O.
A. E.
Williams, 8b.... i
Colllgan, aa.....
Neihoft. Sb
Curtis, If
Dwyer, lb.......
Mattlcks. cf....
H.dar, rf... ......
Dawson, o. ......
Mitchell, p. ...j.
Owens, p ,.
Totals ..'
4 1 I
,.T 17 30
H, O. A.
12 1
9 i 0
8 4 0
18 0
1 S 1
DENVER.
.' AB. R.
J
tU4l' w
I
3 0
IJoyd. ib......
Waldron. If...
Cranston, ss...,
Been; i-r...:...,
Lindsay, lb...
I
.1 31 8 9 27 10 1
StOUX CITY. . .
3 AB. U. H. O. A. E.
,1 4 0.0 8 0 0
, a ..v 1 10 0
a I f -4) i 0 3 0 - 0
I V V 1 o 1
.4.0 0 3 1 0
...... I 0 0 "O 0 0
...... 3' 0 ' 1 ' 0 0
10 10 8V
2 110 8 0
34 I 4 34 U 1
Standing of the Tenuis
WEST. LEAGUE. I
NAT. LEAGUED
W.L.Pet- W.UPct.
-I.
Denver 68 40 .430 Chlcgr 64 18 .M
Sioux City. ..SI 41 .474 Pittsburg ....M W .wo
Lincoln 41 45 .5741 New York. ...66 89.6MII
Wichita 41 47 .8l Philadelphia 48 48 JfX
Omaha 44 81 .4) Cincinnati ..49 49 .6w)
Ht. Joseph.... 47 f .4.U' Brooklyn ...41 M '.4W
ties Moines. ..48 46 ,4IS ft. Louis ....H b
Topeka 84 78 .118 Boston 88 48 .364
AHKR LEAGUE. AMKH, ASSN. !
W.LPcl. WUPft,
Philadelphia 67 II .m Minneapolis T M .S7I
Moion u 4i .64 wt. raui .. w
New York. ...58 44 .6OITolrdo 41 62 ,f40
Detroit 67 44 .(! Kansas City. 67 61 ,5?
Cleveland ....44 61 .474Columbus ...61 M .44
Washington 41 t .411 Milwaukee ..60 41 .4"-0
Chicago 3D 6 .8i Indianapolis 44 7 .407
BU I.OUIS 29 (77 .a Louisville , .. U,l
NEB. LEAGUE. MINK. LEAGUE.
w i.ppf w.L. Hrt. I
Fremont ....60 M .ioiClarinda ....44 27 .419
n...J 1-1 .. A - a. I nw ...w .'4C04 i'.t I
""i r "q "uur" :."": rr ?
oupenor .....4V ay .MW Faua t;iir..,?i h ji
l oiumoua 40 41 .48 Neb. City ..rr n .wi
Kearney SS 4.1 .4l Shenandoah .4 M ,47J I
Bewerd 38 if, .444
Maryvllle ...28 44 .3
HastlnRa ....a 4S .4T
Hed Cloud ..SS 43 .466
Yesterday's Itesnlts.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha, 4: ML Joix-ph, .
8loux City. 1; Wichita, 8.
les Moines, ; Denver, 6. ' "
Llncoin. 10, 12; Topeka. 2, 9, .-
AMKIUCAN LUAGUB.
Boston, 4; Chicago, T. - ,
Philadelphia, i; Detroit, 1. . '
Washington, 1, 1; Cleveland, T, 0.
New Yoik, 0, 8; St. Louis, 1, 0. ' -
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati, 1, 7; Brooklyn, 0. 2.
St. Louis, 4; New York. 9.
Pittsburg, 10; Boston, 0.
Chicago, 1, 14; Philadelphia, 3, 1.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, ii; Minneapolis, f.
Louisville, 6; Milwaukee, 1. ,
Indianapolis, 8; Kansas City, 4.
Toledo, 8; St. Paul, 4.
NEBRASKA LEAGUE.
Hastings, 3; Kearney, 4. i
Superior. 3, 6; Red Cloud, 8, 1.
Seward, 11; Fremont, 14.
MINK LEAGUE.
Auburn, 0; Nebraska City, 9.
Clarlnda, I; Shenandoah, 1.
Maryvllle, 0; Falls City, 6. '
, Games Today. '
Western League Omaha at St. Joseph,
Des Moines at Denver, Lincoln at Topeka.
Aliwilt;.!! suutr-0UUIH V viiii...w,
Phlladelpphla at Detroit, Washington at
Cleveland, New Tork at St Louis.
XT. Hnn.1 T.h.,a Plnnlnn.tl a, HrnnVlvn I
. . ..u..h. iVBUV ...w....v. V..v.,-.M
St. Louis at New York, Pittsburg at Bos-
lon, cnicago ai jrnuaaeipnia..
American Association Columbus at Mm- 1
neapolls. Indianapolis at Kanaas City,
t.ntaviiia, at Mii.iiU. Toledo at St.
Paul. . , I
Nebraska SUte League-Fremont at Kear-
ney, Grand Island at Superior. Columbus
at Red Cloud. Seward at Hastings.
Mink League Auburn at Nebraska City.
Clarlnda at Shenandoah. Maryavtlte at
Falls City. - .- '
Dolan, 3b 4 I i 0 3
Cassldy, rf 1 0 0 3 0
Weaver, c 3 0 17 8
Schreiber. p 8 0 0 1 6
McAleese, rf 1 0 0 0 0
Kelly 0 0 0 0 0
McMurray 0 0 0 0 0,
Touis":::;. ..'....."..a ??:' 27 14
Batted fop Cassldy in eighth.
Batted for Schrelbor in ninth.
Batted for.Waldron .In ninth... '
Des Moines..... 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 2 1-4
Denver .-..2 I. 0 110 0 I'M
Stolen bases: BeBlf,7 XJn-laay, : Dolan,
Beall, Dolan. Horn funs: Neihoft, Wl.
Hams, Balk: MltohelL Saoriuoa flies: Caa-
sidy. Struck out: By Schreiber, 3; by Mitch-
ell, Base rm bftllarOtf J5f1!!t
Mitchell. 9. -Double ' play : -CHIfr td Wil-
,. L-a, 1 r.a iv 1-itut-m-l 1 aiAfiiriB
a.. ------
... j am.. a.. .1 J
axwv-M. I,.aaa - . " '--ai
M. . , a,.4 ,
Match (rasa. Peoria. . tr
ROCK ISLAND. HI.. Aug. 9. Rock Island
won a see-saw game, 'in vnJcb oAh team
batted hard. Score: - . , V R.U.E,
Hu'k lalana 1 O W o-l' 1 V l- 11 1
feona v v v v a . v v 1 a o s
Batteries: Quelsser and O'LearyrHovllk)
Cook and Asmussen. -
PUBUWUE, la., Aug. .. LHibuque , out
hit ilioomington, DUt lost," 6 to 2. . Hewers'
.ong hom. run was a feature. Score: J
Oubuque. ..0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0-1 i"i
Bloonungton ..u v v v s 1 v 1-0 4
Batterlos: B'aber, Ray and Kelly; David.
son ana wunamaaer. - ,' ,
, WATERLOO, la., Aug. 8. A double In
bails, two hits and an error counted th4
visitors three runs and. the game In tho
tenth. Score: . , R.H.E.
Waterloo ....1 0 0 0 1 0 0 I 0-4 12 I
Danville 0 0 I t 1 I 1 O tl 1-7 U 1
Batteriee: Hendrxka and Harrington:
Wood and Wolfe. . . . .
DAVENPORT, la., Aug. 9. A double In
the eighth Inning scored the two runs
hli'h o the same for Davennort. Scorei
ivti.t.
3 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 6 8 1
navennnrt
Springfield .....0 08000000-39
Batteries: Nelson and Walsh; Mtddleton
and Hartley.- , ,
roi'MNBY
1
' 1
'rete road
V
WILBBH
WINS
AT
Defeats
for . Tohlas,
Baraestaa.
n, ono xi.k 'Ana. a o.i.nrv..
..'B.VVLr,',
.T" ..;",". . .a.,-r 1
mill in. m . w . - , v.ww 1 .
a victory by the home team over Barnes-
ton. The score. ,t gamea played foUow,
Tohlas 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 3 I
Wilbur o 01 00 3 ." I I 8
Batteries: For Tobias, Antrom and Van
Liew; for Wilbur, Luae ana Prucha. Urn
Dire: Storkan.
R.H.E.
Crete 0 000000 0 0-038
wubur 0 I 1 000 0. 0 ,M:5,i
tsatienee: r or t rue. vvriB'u anu a oi mer
man; for Wilbur, Shlmonek ad J'rucha.
Umulre: storkan.
' R H.E.
Barneston 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0-3 4 8
Wilbur 0 10 0 1 I 1 I M 11
Batteries: For Barneston. Smith, and
Mallcky; for Wilbur, Luae and. Prucha.
UmDire: storkan.
RH E.
Barneston I 0000 000039 1
Wilbur 1 0 14 1113 14 1 I
Batteries: For Barneston. Dickinson and
Mallcky; for Wilbur, siiimonek and Prucha.
Umpire: storkan.
Dodire Defeats Hooper,
DODGE. ' Neb.. Aug., a (Soeoial l Dodr
defeated Hoooer here Sunday in a ' fast
twelve Inning game, by a score of I to
The game was fast and interesting, many
plays being maae by coin sides that bur-
dered on the sensational. Hooper started
strong, scoring two in the first two innings,
neing oianaru iroin men until tne eigntn,
when they puahrd three runs over. I fetdge
oetng oianaea irom tnen until tne sixth,
runs In th sixth, seventh and els-hth. From
then until the twelfth nothing was doing,
Hooper going out In their half, and after
I uuu, n.uinv ji mJUH SOI SOSKSfl
on tha head and scored on a triple to left'
renter bv Hadley. Scor: H.B.K
Dodge 00000 2 1 3000 1-4 I
itouii" i.vvvvvavvv o e
Ririirk out: Bv Younr. hv XTIIl.r
two-base hits: Cook, Hadley. three-base
hit: Hadley. Double plays: K.aon to
iin.Fii iu ouiiw., luuii. w nauiey -
naiaton; naaiey 10 itaiston to Kunia.
....I,..,, . -hi. v. k , u i , ttiiiar j i u
cook. Aims: i.tu.
'Rabo" Waddell Dreaa Noteh.
NEWARK. N. J.. Aur. 9. "Rube" Wad
dell dropped Into the second rank today.
With Pitcher Bob Spade. Waddell waa re
leased to Newark today on an optional
axreement by the St. Louis Americana In
return for Catcner Joe Crisp. Both have
been ordered to report at Newark Imme
Oiateiy, out irtsp wii) remain until sent for.
Bt. Loals Bays Center F1rdor.
NEW CASTLE. Pa.. Aug. I Odey Ah-
iiBiii. vu .WJrt. .i. Bryoe, Jf lynn. Stolen baaesR. : Miller,
fftM.ntchbeB.r6 rnTsn KdH.O
two-thirds innlngs off 0ens, no runs, no pfttSbur. 1 vr? -ir h..a
Mlen. . r.-. First on errors-PHtsburg. 1.. Struek out-
Bolt, roioaie iieiaer or tne New. castioi "
team In the Ohio and PennavlvanLa leaa-ue. J Murray
was sold today to the Ut. Louie National
leagtie team and will report at Ptttaburg
S-itembrr . when the minor lvvirue season
closes
Denver Loses
CUBS TARE QUICK RtVENCE
Lose Pint Game Pile Up Fourteen
Bant in Second.
i
PHILLIES P0UBT) BROWN HARD
Chlp- E-Joye Walkover Over Phil
adelphia la Last Game af DoiMa
, Ileaaer Beth Teams Coaaeet
with Ball Freely.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. . The home
team won th first contest, by hitting
Brn h.rA It, .. ..km. rhi....
"
" iinr in me secona. ooore urai
game:
riiujiDKt.F'HiA. Chicago.
AB.H.O.A.V. AB.H.O.A C
Tiim, rf 4 110 iim lb.... 1 till
cl 4 10 4 OghacktM. If.. I 4 10 4
urint, lb 4 I 4 1 tHrtman, cf.. 4 4 4 14
" 1 I e OOhanpa, lb... 4 0 4 1 4
Walik, lb.... I 9 14 4Elm'mn, lb I 1 4 4 4
L.a4rva, lb.. 4 1 10 1 OH.-hulta, rt... 4 I 4 9 0
Jjoolan, aa.... 4 111 Tlnkar, .... I I I I I
Doom. a....l 4 4 1 1 ill,
Moon, p I 111 4Kllnc. 4 1 0 4 4 4
Brown, p.... 4 1114
Totals 11 91711 4
Totals.
u tit 1 1
Chicago
... 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
.. 0 0 0 0 0 1 i 1 -i
Philadelphia
Two-base hits: Bchulte 17). Mum. Tttua.
Doolan, Luderus. . Three-base hit: Evors.
Baorlfioe hits: Walsh (2). Blruclr out: By
Brown. I: bv Moore. 4. Baaea on halls:
Off Brown, 1; off Moore, 3. Umpires:
Kilter ahd Emslle. Time: 1:43. '
Doore second game:
CHICAGO. PHILADBtH1A. -
. AB.H.O.A.a. IB.K.O.i.E
Er.nl. :b. .'...I 4 4 1 OTitua, rf 6 1 I 1 0
Shacktnl. If.. 1 1 ,4 OBataa, af I 14 4 4
Hofman, ef.,6 4 1 4 40rni, lb.... 4 1114
Chanca, lb... I I 7 0 OMasae. If..
4 17 0 OMiih. If.... 4 110 4
Slm'man,' Ib4 0 14 IWikb. lb....l 4 110
14 1
rhulta, . rf.., I 4 10 OLoOarus. lb.. 1 I 10 1 0
Ttl.ker. M....I 4 14 4tulai, aa... 4 1 114
Kilns. C.....4 14 1 4Morao, c 4 1 1 1 4
vaia, a 1 V o tstack, p 4 4 4 4 1
. Shaltler, p... 4 4 0 0 1
Total" 1114 17 11 Iglauahlar. p. 1 0 0 1 4
Brwnnan, p.. 1 4 0 0 4
Hr.rf1.ld .110 0 0
Knaba 1 0 4 0 4
. ' ToUls 44 11 IT 14 1
Batted for Stack In third.
Batted for Brsnnan in ninth.
nBM n n 1 m 1 baa .
phUadeiDhia".'!".'." a a J a a i a o A 1
Hits- cvtt fltnv s in ,),. innin.. ,.tt
n. ... . ' ...........
BnBn a in. nnm mnrl nnlhlM nn n.a
off Slaughter, 8 In two Innings; of Bren-
nan, in tnree and two-thirds Innings.
1 wo-base hits: Hofman. Sohulte, Sliack-
I ard. Struck out: By Cole I; by Brennan,
Hi by Stack. 2: by Slauchter. 1. Bases on
balls: Off Cole, 2: off titack, 1; off Shett-
- . " """--'V
"""' ...u .,.,.. t,
' Plttsbarv Sheta Oat Bestoa. '
BOSTON, Aug. 9. Pittsburg continued Its
heavy batting and ehut out Boston again
today, . w to o. with the exoeption of
iiame ana AMmi, every visiung player
made two safe hits., while 1 Waner cot
tnree. wagner, jMllier and Sweeney
iieiaeo in sensational style, score:
x uatted lor Mattern In 7th.
PITTSBUkO. - BOSTON.
AB.U.O.A.B. AB.H.a.&.B
Byrne. Sb. ... Ill OColllns. If.... 4 1104
, ef 4 111 bH.riuc, lb... 4 1 I 1 1
Clark. If I I 1 0 OSwaenay, la.. 4 I 14 I 0
Viaanar. aa.. 4 111 SR. Millar, rf. i 1 1 tt o
1. Millar, lb. 4 I 4 I lAbb'Uoblu, si 1 I 1.1
- .v.... a a .a .jaauK, CI V a V V
Wllaon. rf... 4 14 0 a Smith, a 4 1 1 14
Oibaon. a I 110 Hhaan, lb.... 4 14 4 0
Adams, p 4 10 0 vMatt.m, p.. I 0 4 11
. aaraham ....1 I 0 0 0
TaUl,...., t 17 II ir.rsu.on. -. 0 4,014
v ' : Totals. .....n il it io 4
02014010 0-10
000000900-0
Pittsburg
ucaton
I Two base
nit wagner. Home run
Flynn. HlULCtf MUirn.-14 In 1 innings;
off Ferguson. 2 In 3 Innings. Sacrifice hits
R A 1a ma 1 Ky Ma4n at rniMA .-C
1"' ' . -
1 umpires, moonstone and Eaaon.
I Now York Defeats St. Loala.
XTtrAxr VAalr . , .
I ivnn, au. ".in new aoraers
dfa,-i Ht. Louia todu. a i. 4 n.um.
elarht runa In the .third Innlna ntt Marmnn
1'hie waa the twelfth consecutive defeat
for the visitors, three of whose runs were
1 Sua to a Onublei bv HDfrm m.. .,.h
1 ine oases iuu. oore;
I , NW YOKR. IT. loots
II AB H.o.A.k. ab.m n a
Devora, If.. v. 4 I I 0Hulna, lb.. 114 0
Deris, la.... I 14 1 Sill., I 1 4 0
"-.-J J ir
J JJ 1
,,.,,,. ,b... . i i i tr-- I I I I
I Markia, ib. 4 110 4ttraaniun, at 1 0 4
urni, s 1 1 1 vzacnar, ef... 4 Oil t
irucaa. p.... 1 0 e e OHauaar, as... 14 111
1 WUtJaa, p I 4 0 1 OUarmon, p... 4 0 0 4 4
Uvilawltt
1 4 4 4 4
Totals.,
nun 1 ismieb, p.
..8101 I
Totals I 14 11 1
B ted for Harmon In fourth.
. 7 "
",.u
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New York.
Two-base hits: Hus-a-ina ruiiv nnn
Breanahan. Three-baaa hits: Markle. Bnod-
sacriwa hot; nurrar w), ueviin,
'Stolen bases: Ellin. Mowrey, Konetohy.'DeJ
vore. 'Left on bases: St. Louis, 8; New
v."'". "V ors: rewxorK,
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2; y Wit. 3: by Harmon, 1 Baeeo on
balls: Off Drucke, 3; oft Wifta, J; off.Har-
mon, 3; off Zmlch, 1. Wild pitch: Har-
mon. Hits: Off Harmon. 8 in three In-
nlngs; off Zmich, 0 In five Innings; of
I "" " "". "V -. M.UI.O vuv in
tl'Jd): off WiKs,.-ln seven Inning. Time:
- umpires: o way ana Brennan.
PjjgO- Qolf at "
Miller Park
Play Will Be for the Borne' Killer
Cup, with Twenty-Four
to Qualify.
The qualifying round for the Rome Miller
cup, with twenty-four to qualify, has been
f knlshed, with some good score recorded.
Those not qualifying will play In two
flights of eighteen each for a special prise.
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Slugging Match
in Fremont Game.
Seward Losing
Manager Neff Subdued and Players
Take Ill-Feeling- Out on Hone
hide, Which Suffers Silently.
FREMONT, Neb., Aug. .-SpecIal Tele
gram.) Seward ajid Freartanl had a alug.
glng match thlay.arterhoon and when the
game was over -It stood 14 to 11 in favor
of Fremont. Benpett, who was In the box
for Fremont, let up In the eighth and Sew
ard ran In foqr runaalded by errors; then
made three -more ,1a tha. .nnth. Manager
Neff was very quiet thla afternoon and
there waa no kiekinon the umpire. Score:
.... ..... j. p
Seward ... 0 0 '4 0 0 0 0 3 4 U 14 1
Fremont .......4 0 0 4 1 3 3 0 014 14
Batteries: Seward, Foster, Harris and
Wklleyj Fremont, Bennett and Mason. Um
pire: Nelson. ;:
RED CLOUD. Neb., Aug. 4 (Special Tel
egram.) The-. Indians and -tha Cement
Workers each ,ok one 'game today, -the
Indians winning tbts morning and tbe Ce
ment Worker this afternoon; This morn,
lug's game -was. a regular awatfebt, both
teams getting plenty of hits. Score, first
gamer - R.H.E.
Superior .......l 1 0 1 0 0 0 03 9 3
Red Cloud. 1 0 0 1 1 3 0 3 -8 14 3
Batteries: Superior. Gibson and Bart lev:
Red Cloud, Jarrett and Moss. Struck out:
By Gibson, -3; y- -Jarrott, 6. Home run:
Mills. Time: 1:30. .
8core, second game:. , , . R.H.E.
Superior 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0-3 6 1
Red Cloud ......0 0 -0 0 0 0 0 0 11 5 3
Battrles: Sflpe'rlor: Ellts : and Bartlev:
Red Cloud, Mitchell and Moss. Struck out:
By Ellis, 7; by Mitchell, .10. Base on balls:
Superior, 1; Red Cloud, 1. Three-base hit:
Allen. Double play:-Allen to Allen to Lan-
dls. Time: 1:40. Umpire: Boswell.
KEARNEY, Neb., Aug. (Special Tele
gramsKearney Won a twelve-Inning
game front Hastings today, score of 4 to
8. The Kearney fans had thO pleasurl of
watching one of the best games ever played
on the local dlmand. Noyel pitched and
fanned fourteen men. '' Two of Kearney's
old players were in the Hastings line up.
Williams, third base and Cook first base
and old Kearney' pitcher threw for Hast
ings. Claire and Deconley,, Kearney's first
and third, basemen were secured in a, trade
from Hastings. .Both teams played with
srlna-er. Score- ' HlH.K.
Kearney .". Old 0 0 0 1 0 1 6 0 14 13 3
lisstmgs 0 0 t 000 0 2 0 0 q-8' 9 1
Batteries: -Kearney, Nqyea and Town
send; Hastings, Herrtck and Donnelly.
Umpire: Griffith. Time: Jilo,
GRAND ISLAND, NeB.. Aug. 9. (Special
Telegram.) Columbus found Grand Island
for seven hits In the last three Innings and
batted out a victory. The game was snappy
throughout. Score:"
Columbus ..... 00 0 0 0 0' 1 I 1-4 11 "i
Grand Island., ft 1 -OiO.O.O 0 0 0-1 6 0
Batteries: .Columbus,, Paul and Canall;
urana jsiana, tvesBeu ana Agnew,
MOTOR CYCLISTS; IN LONG RACE
Hlders la Amorlcaa'rFeloratIoa Ea
daraave Rat ComVle'te First Leg
of BOO MUe Joaraor, !
1. . , '
STRODSBERG.cPa.v Aug. I. The riders
In ther endurance and. reliability run of the
Federation of . .American 'Motor Cyolista
completed their first 'leg -or their 606 miles
journey through- Pehhaywanla.' New .York
and New Jersey toniglMrirhen they reached
K3eiepr?ii.f-?r P.'am
: WHiy Harit)y."WTicfa4 a Harley-Davld-eoa
, -cycle, arrived first, at-4:03. He was
due at 6;44. The an Ly. .perfect scores were
made by Crocker, DuVsett and Ulcholson,
with Thof machine!. ' They arrived at 1:07,
:0 and 8:10, . -respellely, .
RESULTS. ' .IN ...'.jtlXlC .' " LISA Gins
Apbsra Forfeits Gestae to Nebraska
t'ltyWhea Waller. Leaves Box.
At Nebraska City The game was forfeit
ed to Nebraska City, 9 to 0. In the eighth
Inning. Waller stepped out of the box to
strike, at a ball. Scor4H" .
Auburn 0
Nebraska City ,. 0
Batteries: Hendontotf and Reed; Cass and
waller, umpire: Sagai -
At Falls City. Score t-t. i - .
T I J XT'
Maryvllle .......0 00000000-082
Falls City .......1 1 0 0 I I 0 0 -6 8 3
Batteries: Gardner ahd Diets; Duran and
Greenslit. Umpire: Mayers.
At Shenandoah Score: . -
Clarlnda 3 00000000-882
Shenandoah ....0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-1 T 3
Batteries: Ludww and Johnson; Johnson
and castle, umpire: iCasUe.
1 '! 1 1
Valentlae Cspteres Two.
v,T.aVTTVii ktk Aii a 0.il.l
....... . . J. u a . uym.tai wt"
egram.) Gordon played ball here both Sun
day and Monday, the 'home team winning
both games, the nrst one. 6 to a, and sec
ond one. T to 2.. -core, first game: R.H
Valentine 0 00200030-81
Gordon 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-2 2
Batteries: Gordon, Scealy and Flnker;
valentine, urines ana vox. umpire: Bard.
Second game: .11 . , . R.H,
Valentine 8 0,1.0,1 0 0 3 7 I
Gordon 0 0, 9 040110-34
Batteries: Gordon. Cress and Flnker; Val
entine, urines ana cox. utnpiro: Jackson.
. , Oaklaad Defeats Hoaaer. ,
OAKLAND, Neb., Aug. 9-(8peclaJ.)-Oakland
defeated Homer In a gam of
ball here last Sunday by a score of 8 to 1
The game was interesting throughout as
Oakland scored In the first' Innlnit. Oak
land had tha Homer team shut out until
the eighth Inning, when they got one score.
The score: v ' R.H.E.
Homer 1...0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 01 4 6
Oakland 1 0 0. I 1 0 8 8 8 4
Batteries: Homer. Bates and Gallagher.
Oakland, tstonn ana Krsjine.
Beaver City Wlaa In Teath.
BEAVEH CITT". Aot. 9.-(8peclal Tele
gram.) Beaver" City won the first game of
the penes from Sidney In a 10-lnning con
test by -the acpre of 4 to 3., It was one of
the swiftest games of the season. Tne tea
ture of the game was Blckford's three-base
hit In the tenth' inning, score: K.H.E
Beaver City. 0 0 0, 0 1 0 0 0 84 8 2
Sidney 0 9 Q CvP 1 0 0 0 11 8
Batteries: Besver City, Carey and War
ner; Sidney, btevens and Ferry.
A a to Claw at Aberdeea.
ABERDEEN, 8. D Aug. 9.-(Spectal.)-
In oider to. give tha . contestants in tbe
Minneapolis Tribune's trophy contest a
properly enthusiastic welcome when they
com here in September, Aberdeen auto
moblllsta met yesterday and organised the
Aberdeen Automobile club. It is ciaimea
Aberdeen has more automobile owners than
any other town of 11,000 Inhabitants In the
United States, -and every automobllist in
the oity, it is believed, win join tne ciud,
Harlaaaa- Carries Off Hoaors.
MARBLEHBAD. iMasa.. Aug. 9. Th
Harpoon owned , by C, ,F. Adams, second,
and the cima. owned by ouy Lowell oi in
Eastern Yacht elub carried off the honors
today In the first day's racing oi tne turn
lnatlon trials to determine the three A mar
lean contestants In .the Spanish-American
Bonder yacht races to tie sauea on tm
port next week.
Leasers Wlaa fropa Wara.
WAYNE. Nab.. Aur. 9. (Special Tele
gram.) A fine game of ball was played at
the ground . this afternoon netween tne
Lemais. la., and the home team, the for
mer winnlns by a ecore of 4 to 6.
Batteries: Lemars, Lots and Kuste
Wayne, Ash and Depew. -
Elite Loeee Gaaae.
BEATRICE, Neb., Aug. S.-(Spclal Tele
gram.) Beatrice ball team today won fi-m
th Ellis team at EUls. Nb., by the score
of I to 6. . ::.
Ketrhel's Beat roetitoaed.
NEW YORK, Aug. 9-8tanley Ketchel
has an Inflamed rlht foot and will not
fight Australian Bill Lang on Friday night
at the Fairmont Athletic club. The bout
has been postponed a weak.
SENATORS WIN AND LOSE
Cleveland Takes First, but Visitors
Score Once in Next
BEISLIN0 HIT HARD IN OPENER
Yoongr Allows Three lilts Oaly l
to Math Iaalng gepoad Gamo
Played In Rala is Pitch
ers' Battle.
CLEVELAND. O.. Aug. 9.-Claveland and
Washington broke even today, Cleveland
winning the first game. 7 to 1. and Wash
ington taking the second. 1 to 0. Relsllng
was hit hard in the Initial contest, while
Young allowed but three hits prior to the
ninth Inning.
The second game was played in the rain.
Score, first game:
CLSVKUANU. WASHINGTON.
AB.H.O.A.B, AB H O A
Turner. Ib-s I 0 11 OMILn, cf....4 ' 4 0
Sto.all. lb... 4 111 1 OKilllfar. lb.. 4 14 14
PT"!''. ! ! 1 2 r5llrf.l4, 9b. 4 4 1 I 0
Lajola. lb,.. 4 111 t onroy. If ... 4 1144
tMtarlir. o... 4 141 4J4cBri4a. aa.. 4 1 1 1 4
: i I i o,s.iar, rf...l 4 0 0 1
Blrm'h m, ef 4 8 I 4 Ovnglauh, If.. 1 4 10 1
" I III 4Air..mltb, .. I 1 1 I 1
Bath. Ib,,... 9 0 1 1 OHal.ltng, p... 1 1 I I 4
Toang, p I 1 4 4 lot.,, p..... 1 14 14
Totals IS II 37 1! 0 Totals li "4 U "l
Washington Q 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11
Cleveland' '....8 0 1 0 0 8 0 0 7
Two-base hits: Birmingham, Young.
Three-base hit: Easterly, Alnsmlth. Sacri
fice hits: Young, Rath. Sacrifice fly:
Graney. Stolen bases: Lajole (.), Easterly,
Nile (2). Double play: Htovall to ball to
Stovall, Kllllfer (unassisted). Hits: Off
Relsling 12 In five and two-thirds innings;
off Otey. 1 in two and a third innings. First
base on balls: Off Young, 1; off Relsllng, 1.
Struck out; By Young. 4; by RelslltiK. 1;
b Otay 1. Wild pilch: Relsllng, l. Left
on bases: Cleveland, 6; Washington, 4.
Time: 1:40. Umpires: O'Loughlin and Egan.
Score, second game:
WAIH1NOTON. CLBVBLAND.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Milan, cf.....l 9 14 OTuraer. aa... 1 1 I I 4
Kililfar, lb.. 1 111 8toT.ll, jb... 4 3 14 1
Klb.r:.ia, Id. I 1 I 4Uranay. If... 4 4 10 0
j.mroT, ii-o a a 1 w vuijola, lb,... 4 1114
MsUriaa, aa.. I 4 1 4 Obcmta, o.,...4 0 110
OMl.r, rf.... 114 4NUa, rf-b . 4 1 1 0
Vnglaub. lb.. I 1 10 0 OBIrin'h m, of I 0 1 0 4
Hnry. 0 4 0 4 1 tIRath. lb 1 0 1 0 0
Walkar, p.... 4 4 0 4 4 Harknsss, - p. ! 1 1 I 4
LallraUi p... 4 0 0 0 OBastariy, rf.. 1 4 4 9 4
Tolala II 4 17 11 I Totala SI "4 17 11 "0
Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
waamngton 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Two-base hits: Nlles, Oesslor. Sacrifice
hits: McBrlde, Kllllfer, Unglaub. Stolen
bases; Turner. Milan. Conrov. Double nlavs:
iviiiiier io juatiriae 10 ungiauD, McBrlde to
twiuier -10 unsriaun. Klrnt ban nn halla
Off Harknesa, 4; off Walker, 2. Hit by
pitched ball: By Harkneas, Gessier. Struck
ut: By Harkneas. I: bv Walker. 4. Left on
oases: cieveiana, ; Washington, 8. Time
1:67. Umpires; Egan and O'Loughlin.
Philadelphia Wlaa front Detroit.
DETROIT. Mlch.i. Aur. 9. Philadalnhla
took the first game of the series from De
troit today. Oidrlna-'a einarla. which Daw
Jones let et through him. a sacrifice fly
B.au .w..s iiuiuo i.ii i.v iiv vciivtsr AIOIU
fence gave the visitors tho lead in the
sixtn. tscore:-
PHILAUKUPHIA. DETROIT.
ir. H.r a K 4 ah u n a v
Lord, If...... 4 1 1 4 4D. Jonaa, If.. I 0 10 1
OldHng. of... I 11, 0 'ODal'hantr. lb 4 1114
Cnlllna. Ib... S Oil 40obb. cf 4 0140
Baaar, 5b.... 10 11 Crawford, rf. 4 I I 4 0
Dl., lb 4 110 SMorlarlty, M4 0 0 1 0
Murphy, rf... 4 0 10 OBu.n, aa 4 1114
Barry, ss 10 0 1 IT. Jones, lb. I 0 II 1 0
Thomaa, 0... I 110 4Stanaga, c... I 114 4
Plank, p 4 10 4 OWill.tt, p,,.. I 0 4 11
Mullin ..... 1 0 0 0 4
Totals..:.'.' .81 4 17 10 1
, ., ' Totals... '..Jl 8 17 It I
Baltted for T. Jones in ninth.
Philadelphia ......... 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 03
Detroit ui,vA...i...,.l 0-1-0- 0 0 0 0 01
Home run: Devls Bases on , halls: Off
Plank, 2; off AVIUett, 2. Struck out: By
Plank. 4: by WlllerU 1. Time: 1:46." UmDires:
: Now York8t. ' Loala Split. '"
ST. LOUIS. Auar. J Powell was Invincible
in th eflrst and, scored the Hone run of the
game, the home team winning. In the sec
ond game Ford Kept the locals under control-while
New York hit Bailey. freely.
Score, first game: .. . ...
IT. LOUIS. NBW YORK.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Stone. If..... I 0 10 ODanlale. If... I 110 0
Haruell. lb.. 4 1111 Hemphill, rf. 4 a 4 0 4
Naa-nam, lb, 4 111 OCrea, ct..,... 4 0 0 4 4
OrtRs., rf.... I 1,1 0 OUporte, lb... I 1110
8-w.lu.r, ef . I 0 1 I CKniaht, lb... I 1 14 4 4
Hoffman, f . 1 0 11 OFoat.r, m.... 0 14 1
Wallaea, aa..t 0 I 1 OAuatln, Ib... 1 0 0 11
Truaaaale. Bb I 1 a 1 OCrlaar. 1 1 4 4 0
Kllllfer, 0....I 0 14 4Mitcb.aU, e... 0 9 114
Poaell, P-...I 1 0 1 OQulnn, p I 117 0
wolter 0 u p
ToUls 14 117 14 I
Totals..'.. ..17 I 24 II 8
Batted for Crlger In eighth.
St. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1
New York ..0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Three-base hits: Daniels. Base on balls:
Off Powell, I. Struok out! By Powell, 4;
by Qulnn, 8. Time: 1:39. Umpires: Perrlne
and Dlneen.
Score, second game:
NBTW YORK. IT. LOUIS.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Danleta. If... 4 t 1 0 4 Stone. If 4 0 4 4 0
Hempklll. rf. 4 1 0 0 0 Hartaell. lb.. 4 4 110
Jrae. of...... 4 110 o NoTvn.m. ib. 1 t 1 1
Laoorte. lb.. I 0 0 1 lOrlsn. rf.... 4 4 14 1
KnlthL lb... 4 -J P 4 OHoiiman, c. u 1
Foaiar, sa....I 0 s 1 Wallace, as.. 0 t s
Au.tln, Ib... I I 1 1 ' v TniMoalS. Sb a 114 0
Mitchall. o.. I 111 0 OKllllrar. C....4 0 4 4 1
Font, p 4 4 0 4 OBaliay, p. .... I lias
Totals. .....M lllll Totala 46 I 17 17 1
St. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
New York 0 8 0 0 0 1 0 0 4-8
Base on balls: Off Bailey. 8. struck out:
By Bailey, 4. Time: 1:48. Umpires: Dlneen
and Perrlne.
Breaanhan May Go lato Box.
NEW TORK. Aug. 9. Roger Bresnahan
catcher and manaaer of the St. Louis Na
tional bane ball team, waa Quoted today
aa thinking seriously of going back to
Ditch Ins- if things fall to break better ror
his staff of twlrler. Bresnahan broke into
the aame aa a Ditcher for Washington and
it was at Baltimore that McGraw turned
him Into a catcher.
EASTERN FASHIONABLES
ON CARPET FOR GAMBLING
Utah lot-let r Circles Cooateraated br
Fear that Names Will Be
Revoaled.
NARRAGAN8ETT PIER R. I., Aug. 9.-
There Is consternation tonight In ths higher
society circles of this fashionable summer
resort because of the fear that constable
John G. Cross, who conducted the gambling
raid at the Narragansett Pier club Sunday
may make public tbe names of the men and
women prominent In society who were on
the premises at the time. Prominent ma
trons, personally or through emissaries, have
besought the offioers all day not to give
out their names. Constable Cross so far
has compiled. ,
There were upwards of thirty society
women in the crowd gathered about the
roulette wheels and other gams of chance,
It I asserted, that were in operation in the
club house at the time of the raid, accord
Ing to Mr. Cross.
STUDENT KILLS SELF
BECAUSE HE IS JILTED
Doeecadaat of First Massaehasette
Covoraor Dies with Byroa'a
Foe en Beald Hlaa.
SOUTH F RAM INGHAM. Mass.. Aug. I
With a copy of Byron's poams beside him
Gamaliel Bradford third, of Wellsley Hills,
direct descendant of William Bradford, first
governor of the Plymouth colony, and a
member ef the graduate class oi iiu a
Harvard, shot himself today at-a local
hotel, because th girl he lovd and who l
anaaaad to another, had refuse, mm. it
was 23 years old.
Tbe young man wss tenth In descent of
the family, whloh contained many prom
in.nt man. His grandfathsr is Gamaliel
Bradford of Brooklln, tha well known pub
llclst, antl-lmperlallst and th loru.er can
dldal for governor of Massachusetts
Divide With
.
Uhlan Sets Mark
to Wagon for
Trotting Gelding
C. E. 0. Billings Drives Black Horse
Mile in Two-One lat
at Cleveland.
CLEVELAND. Aug. 9.-The opening of
the second annual meeting at North Ran
dall track and tha third week of the Grand
circuit racing today was signalised by the
breaking of the world's record. Uhlan,
driven by his owner, C. K. G. WIUnR.
trotted a mile to a wagon In 2:01 flat,
thereby setting a new mark for trotting
geldings.
Favorites had an easy time of It In th
four events on the program. With the
exception of the 2:04 pace the races were
wen in straight heals, with the choice of
the field leading handily. Summary:
2:19 trot, purse H.OiX), three heats in five:
Velsora. b. m by Kahlchl (Cox) 1 1 1
Oilena. br. m., (Shaffer) 8 11
Henry Winter, b. s. (McDonald)...... 2 8 4
Helen Turner, b. m. (Tacker) 8 3 3
Ptlncesa, b. m, (Stevens) 4 4dr
Maud's Pilot, b. m. (Castle) 5 8 dr
Time: 2:US. 2.13Vi. 2:lJi.
3:10 trot, sweepstakes with S0O added,
three heats In five:
Tease), ch. m., by Allen Downs (An-
ciews; , ,,,,,
Oro Bellini, br. g. (Olckorson)
Nancy Royce, blk. in. (McCarthv).
Melva J., b. m. (Cox).. ...
Alice Roosevelt, ch. m. (Murphv).
Tearolalnc, ch. m. (Barnew).'
Miiy Earl, b. m. (ilussev)
Time: 2:0U, 2:0ti, 3:07'.
1 l
3 2
2 4
4 6
6 3
1 8
7 7
2:04 pace, eweepatakes with O0 added,
two heats In three;
Reins k., b. s., by Constcnaro (Mc-
Mahon) ., 3 11
Major Mallow, b. g. (Mnllow) 12 2
Blacklifck, blk. s. (Shark) 4 3 4
Jennie W., b. m. (Suiulerlln) S 4 3
Th Friend, br. s. (Brawley) dr
Time: 2:03, 2:04. 2:U6Vi.
2:21 pace, purse 11,000. two heats Ijj three:
Nellie Tomple, b. m., by Nervolo (Proc
tor) l i
Baroness Evelyn, rn. f. (McDonald)..... 8 2
Lottie Hal, br. in. (Hatch) 2 4
Lawandd, blk. s. OU Jamyh).. 4 8
Time: 2:11'4, 2:114.
Rain Falls Where
Need Was Urgent
Southeastern Portion . of Nebraska
Gets Generous Showers During
General Precipitation. .
TECUMSEH, Neb., Aur. 9. (Special.)
The drouth In Johnson county, which had
prevailed for eight weeks was broken yes
terday by a good rain. The precipitation
amounted to one and- three-quarters Inches.
The Indications this evening ale for more.
Tbe oorn had suffered somewhat, but this
moisture received at a critical time ' will
develop a great deal of the grain. Pastures
and gardens were drying up, but will now
be given new life. . The reports that are
coming from the threshing machines at
work In the county is that wheat and oats
are turning out considerably better ' than
waa' expected. The people, who were feel
ing quite depressed at tbe unfavorable con
ditions; show a much more different spirit
today." ' ' " ' '
CEDAR" RAPIDS, Neb., Aug. : 8.-Spe-
clla.).-A blk i alrr felt here Iat nlglit and
this mowing. '; This break a drouth, and'
will save a largo pei tent of the corn: " "
WEST POINT. Neb., Aug. .-kSpeclal.)-i
Another heavy rain Bunday night and fre
quent showers throughout Monday placed
tha corn crop of this portion of the state
out of danger... Th Intensely hot, weather
prevailing up to four days ago caused, the
corn to wilt considerably, but the rains
have restored Its tone and the prospects
never looked better. : Oats are threshing!
out an, average of - thirty-five bushels to
the acre, much more than was expected in
the present . dry season. Early potatoes
yielded well, but the late crop will be short.
The hay crop is light It Is prophesied that
hay will reach 116.00' per ton here before
winter.
SOUTH AUBURN, Neb., Aug. 9-(The
long drouth from which this section hal
suffered for seven weeks was broken last
night, and today rain fell steadily. Corn
and pastures have suffered greatly. While
It has . rained all - around here, yeU this
particular part of the county has been un
fortunate. Gardens are practically drted
and this d rough, will materially effect the
output from the local canning factory.
EDGAR, Neb., Aur .9.-(Speoial.)-Thls
section waa visited this morning by another
heavy rain. The .total precipitation waa
was half an lncb, -Just what was needed.
The corn was coming on splendidly from a
recent heavy rain and this will -give It an
other good boost and perhaps mature It.
Alfalfa is doing finely and so are other
grasses and pastures. . -....
GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Aug. 9. (Special.)
Another fine rain full In this section of
the state last night and thla morning. Thla
immediate vicinity had no rain during the
night, but the gauge at th American Beet
Sugar company's plant ahows a precipita
tion of an Inch and a third. , The canning
factory's gauge three, miles east of - the
ugar factory . shows a fall of about a
quarter of an Inch. St, Paul, twenty-five
miles north, reports a light shower, but
good half Inch of . rain fell seven miles
north of her during the night. Here
STREET CARS ARE STONED
Effort to Keep system Uolnigr at
Cvlsmbsi, O., vVlthoat Militia
Heaalts In Fullnro.
COLUMBUS, O. Aug. 9. First efforts to
run Columbus street cars without mllltla
protection tonight resulted In part failure.
The stoning of cars began early thla even
ing and by 8 o'clock the company began
ordering oars Into the barns. It was ex
pected that cars could continue running In
residence sections, where trouble had not
occurred before.
No further endeavors were made today to
settle the strike.
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family Trade Sspplled by
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COLONELS DEFhAT BREWERS X
Visitors Land Hard on Cutting- in
Fifth and Score Fire.
LOCALS PULL OUT ONLY ONE BUN
Rlrhtrr Pitches. First, Class Halt,
Thonah Showing alight Lack of '
C'oatrol Mngee'a Work '
.
, Feat-are of tisme.
MILWAUKEE. Aug. 9.-Cutlng was
pounded to all corners of the lot In the
fifth, the visitor scoring five mhft, noligfi
td win a five to one game. RlchtPr pitched,
fine ball, though a' trifle wild at time..
Mngee's hitting and second base play
featured. Score: '' ' '" : v-
LOt'tSVtM.B. '' ' illLIVAt'KRE.' ' ,
' AB H O E. All H O A B
Rnblnaon, w. f. 1 4 I ir.andall, If.. I 0 4 0 4 '
Klournox, If. 5 0 I 0 1 1 hai lb.. 4 1 1 I' 1
flanl.jr, cf...l 1 I 1 ilwlfc I I 1- 4
M.yrs, lb... 4 110 4 uMi-oann, lb.. I 0 11,1-0
Duyle, lb.... I 0 0 0 o Clark, Jb.,,-I 0 14 0
Itt-karlng. rf. 4 110 v Hairy. 'if 1.1 I. 0 0
Maa, lb.'. .-.4 111 (.Krunci-r, cf , 4 111 1
Svl.ncK. c... 4 1 I 1 1 Marshall, c.,4 f.O
ltkhi.r. p... s 0 0 1 u(-ttina. p.... 9 41
M. Vilvnn.. p.. 1 4 i 0 4
Totala S4 Hill :n.rtllll . .... I 0.0-4 I
llrenn , 1 0 0 9 0
' ' Totiu. io tn ii,!
x Batted for Cutting In 6th. .
xx Batted for McGlynn in 9th.1 ' v.
Mllwapkee 0 0 000 t 0 0.01
ivxilsviUe ..000005 000-6
Second base hit Harry,- Stanley, Movers.
Hits off McUlyhn, 1 In 4 Innings: off Cut
ting. 8 In 6 Innings. Sa'rlfle hits Barry.
2; Rlchter. 1. Stole basest-Clark.-" Lef ton.
Bases Milwaukee. 10: Louisville, d Pint
base on balls-Cutting, 2f Hltcher. . Hit by
pitcher Sharles. Struck nut Shutting,' 1;
Mclllynh. 6; Kleiner, 3. Time, 1:36. Uiu
plies, Hayes and Hush.! ' .. ..,'.
Millers Take Another. " . .'
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 9.-MinnVapolls .
won another cIomo gitnitt. from Columbus
today, 3 to 2, singles by Oill, Owens, and
Clymer with , Muhllngs error, seorlng the
winning runs In the snventh. Cravath's
hoi f: run gave the homo team th first .
seoi-o. Kaler, who pitched for Columbus '
left tonight to loin tlte Cleveland Ameri
can league team. Score: - . .
MINNEAPOLIS. , ". CQLUMBVO. j '
All. H.O. A ll. ' V O H HV , ,
Clym.r, cf... 4 110 Cl'nTln, lb., 1114
AHIior. .... I 4 14 OHtrchmtn, If 4 1' V 0 0
Qr.rath, If... I 1 1 0 H'oiiRilum, rf 4 1 I t 0
Vtllllama, 2b, I 4 I 4 urinwn., lb.... 4 4 1 10
Roiwinnn, .K. I 0 3 0 OKelllry.t rf.., 4 111 10
Mc'C'm'k, Jbl 0 11 0Odw.ll, lb... 4 ir- t h o
Olll. lb S 1 11 0 OMahllna, u. 4 -4.4-1
Owen", I 14 1 Oi'arrlacb., 0,., I 1,7. 10
rattarwMi, p. I 0 0 I 1 Kaler, p...... 1 .0 0 I 0
'Totals...... 24 I 27 IS 8 ' Totals...... J3 I till
MlniitaiHilia .., 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 ff.S
Columbus 1 0 0 0 1 0 O'O 6 2
Two-base hit: Cravath. Home run:
Cravath. Sacrifice flyf Kaler. Stolen
base: Mahllng. Double playac Altlier to
GUI, Altlser to Williams to Gill, Mahlrng
to Downs to Odwell, Rellley to ((dwell.
Left on bases: Minneapolis, 3; Coltlmhus,
4. Base on balls: Off Patterson, 1; Kaler,
5. , Struck out: By Patterson, 5; by Kaler,
6. Umpires: Blernalter and Ferguson.
Time: 1:40. , '". . :.- w
White Sox Aro Victors.-
CHICAGO, 'Aug. 9. Hoston pupded
White for fourteen hits In seven'and one
third innings today, but lost, 7 to 4. Score:
CHICAGO. BOSTOW.
AB.H.O.A.B: AB.HO.lt.
CoMar, .2b.... 6 14 1 4Hoefiar, rf.,6 I 1 0 4
P.r.nt, of..'.. 4 O I 0 OOardner,- lb.. I 1110
M.loan. rf... 4 I 1 1 0 Breaker, cf.. 6 I 10 0
l).-Lfl,NHT. .If 4 114 OSialil, lb 6114 0 4
Tannablll, aa 4 0 1,1 1 Kni.w Jb.... I I 0 11
Purl.ll, lb... 4 I 1 1 1 Lewis. .If..... 4 .1. 3 10
J. Collin., lb 4 110 OW'agn.r. aa. . I I J i 1
Payne, c.,... 4. I'I. I Ocarrisan, el I I I
White, p..... I 0 4 1 OR . Collins, pi 1 0 11
Walah, p 1 0 0 0 O'Kl.lnow .... 1 0 0 0 4
H.ur p 1 0 0 3 4
Totals... i.. SHI S7 11 I ..
.... . i Totals 97 14 14 14 8
Bostoa ,..... ,0 0 3 0 0 4 0 1-0-4
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Every slie from 8 J to .48 ,
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This is an extraordinary.'.!
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, Many Qf these are heavy ;
enough for fall wear, '
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