TT1E BEE; OMAHA. FRIDAY, s SEPTEMBER lfi, 1M0.
Onraha Takes Game From St. Joseph; Cubs Defeat Quakers; Athletics Beat the White Sox
UllAIU. DEFEATS ST.IbtPn
Eoaxkei OutpU' .Locals and Win
- ' .
sevenuv inning.
FDTA1 SC0B .S,,THREE TO ONE
U' (ut to Hit Rail
whea f MMn ITaotTkrri' Stolen
ft sees VTsirea Sacrtflre
T. JORETTLf,. Sent. "! 15. Inability of St
Joseph to hlf thjr .atr;when hits megrft
runs teat tlrrgTrrss to .Ofrmha today. Th
"nr.: , ' '. i
Ji I ' tMA KM.
H.
t
1
1
0
aT 1 " ' art. a
0
k:i. t...;.t.7i,..i t
ehootioyef, tt,.r...J3
Hirnmx fl -VT. ?...'.. I i
Ksna. .I...J.4
MoriarUJr. -41V. . .t . a . . . 3
; I
1
'
0
Kneave.
nondlnr.
M 0
.4-0
.. 0
p...i.v,...-t.y
( Toti.;.J.-l.AlCT" S
8T. JOSlCTlI.
i fi'jm. n.
.fotiall. If 3 0
Twi, Jh J.i 0
Jona. lb 2 0
J4ot'haan(y, ff -S' J 0
.Rciiirr Jb a 0
Corlian. .... y I 0
Owxlrk!h, ff,., I " 0
Kramba, .... ...t J v 0
t'rutchr, p t 1
Toula 27 t
OmahU v....... 1 0 0 0
Ht. Jmrh a a a
H.
0
1
1
1
0
1
0
27 12
27 15
0 0 2
1
Kfofch baa: Powall, Graham, Kngert.
Pacrlflc lilta: Powell. Crutohr, MrOhea
nay, Schoonovw. trueli out: Hy Crutclir,
; by Kmlfi:, S. Clrat bana on ball:. Off
CrutchCT., I-, ;,off Karlpx, i. Tlma: 1:16.
irmplre; '.;'L"lark
M.KOI, fl lM'j DQrBI.B-IIKADRH
Toaeka I.waaa by Krror anal gtolen
Haa far Bawrfr Game.
J.INCOL.N. ept. IS IJncoln won both
games of today double-header with To
peka, the flrat 2 to 1 and the aecond 1 to v.
Koth games were pitchers' battles, an er
ror and a stolen base In aaoh Inatanca giv
ing Lincoln the avana. - Boor, . flrat
game:
LINCOLN.
AiL R. H. O. A. E.
II.
1
1
0
'
2
1
1
O.
S
J
2
1
8
1
A.
2
0
1
2
2
1
4
Jude, If I 0
(lagnler. aa f 0
Cole, cf .'...!. 4
Cobb, rf f;...'4.v 0
Cnokman, Jb v.v. 2 1
Thoinas. lb 2P. 0
Wrldenaaul, 2b 3 1
Clark, o 2 1
Wolverton, p 2 0
Totals ..
3R t
TOPEKA.
AB. K.
27 12
If.
O.
0
A. K.
rerarh, cf
Thnmaaon, If.,
I'.eckley, lb....
Ulley, rf
Welch, 2b
HtOffer, 3b
Peoples,
A gnaw, c
Fugata, p
I V.V-
,..:... 4
...e.v.r-a
Total 32 1 S "J 13 2
Lincoln 0 1 f 0 2 0 0 3
Topeka v...v o, t 0 0 1 ol
Two-baae hits: AgnV (2). Double playk:
Wolveiton to Oagtilef.-rtPeoplea to lokley.
Stolen base:- Cole: Sacrifice bits: Gagnler,
Thomas, Clark, Wolverton. Struck out: By
Wolverton, 3; by Fagate. 2. Base on balls:
Off Wolverton. 1. lilt by pitched ball: Hy
Fugata. 1 left on basea: Lincoln. 4; To
peka, I. Time: l:2n. I'mplre: Haskell.
Score, second gama:
- LINCOLN. '
-at 'An ft, 11
Jude, Ifi...
Uasnler, y
Cole, cfvi.
Cobb, rfj,'.
Cockmatw a
O. A. E.
2 0 0
2 S 1
1 0 0
0 0 0
0 5 0
110 0
s .
3 0 0
v 0 3 0
2T, 13 "l
O. A. E.
f 8 10
5 0 1'
7 0"
2 0 0
2 2 0
? 2 0
? i ?
020
24 1
0 0 0 1
1 iynit-if.L..-r.-4:. 0- 1
Cole. cf...i...4.;a..-A'4JS 0 r.i
Cobb. rt:..V.-je.,M:
Cockmari Kb. J.'..:.v:.H -o
Thonraa. Jb.-XC . ..-. .1 ', 4) 1
Weldensiul, . 2b?. ;.. .
Kruger. k. . . .. .f.'. .. l't 1.
MoOrath.
Total
Perach. of
H.
0
1
i
1
0
1
1
0
0
4
3
4
Thomason. If..
Beckley.J lb....
Hlley. rf,
Welch, A ;."...
Xtoffr. 3h..:..
l'eoplea, as..,,,
Maxey, c.
Enaley, p
Totals
IJncoln
4
4-1 -S
4
... 3
..34
.0 1
0 0
0 0
Toiwka
0 0'
Ooo 00
Double Dlav: Knalev 10 Stoffer to L.eck-
Iry. Stolen bases: Jude, Cobb, Cocliman (?,
Peoplcji.Sa.crlfl.ce hjt:. Weidenaaul. Ieft on
Ctaaee:iJ.iw'Hfk)r pi- .1 oHka. a. attrucg out:
ll,v Ma(4rth-? : by Knaley. 2. Base on
balls: Off McQrath. 1: off Enaiey, 1. Hi;
by pitched hall: Hy Ensley, Pftased ball;
Maxey, 1. Time: 1:25. Umpire: Haskell.
SlOt X
SPLIT DOl HI.H
SESSION
Wlvhlta (iaka Vlrtory After hni Oat
' !(k Flrat flam.
W IcH 1TA, ';' Sept. , 15-Slonx City ahnt
Wichita out la the f rat ram -of a double
Header here this arVernoon and
won, lo
U. Score, first game:-,..;
- "s WICHITA.
' AM. R.
II. O. A.
1 3 0
0 0 0
1 1 1
0 2 0
1 10 0
1 a a
0 I '4
1 7 3
0 0 4
0 0 0
0 0 0
n in
H. O - A.
1 :l 1
! II 0
I 5 0
1 2 2
2 1 2
0 0 0
1 0
4 1 tf
.0 1 1
13 27 13
Sllddleton, rf 4
0
Pettlgrew. rC.
H raters I. a,..
Peldon. If
Koerner, lb...
Ilt'ghea. 2b...,,
Schmidt. Sb.J.,
Clemmona. c.,.
Durham, l. ..J,.
.. 4
.. 3
.. 3
.. 3
.. 3
.. 4
.. 4
.. 2
.4 I
.. 0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
(
1 'avis
Kills, p
Totals
.30 Ok
SIOUX CITY,
AB.H
4 1
Andreas.
Stein, lb 4
Meyets. If... A 6
Welch. ::t .1 I
rowne, C....A t
oole . cf . 5
Neighbors, rf 2
Hurtman, an., 5
n 1 1 son, p , 3
1 1
0
Totals V 37 9 13 27 13 1
Hatted for Durham I ft Ihe seventh.
loUx City....! 0 00050400
Wichita V 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
l-ft on basaa: Sioux C.ty, S- Wichita, ,8.
Sacrifice hits?. Stem. Hughes. Wilson. Two
bate hits: Andreas ir. Stolen basea:
VV eaters I. Welch. Neighbors. Hurt man.
Hits: Off Durham, 18 In seven innings;
iff Ellis, I in two innings. Iwuhle plav:
Welch to Stem, struck out: fly Durham.
i; bv Wilson. X First .base on balls:
i A. . am . -. . , . .
lui nam, a. mi vi 1IB..HI, . Ki i wiin i,n nm
ball: Nelghlors. Time: 1:4. Umpire:
llurlburl. ''
K4 MOIrr SHITS HIT DKWEH
Irlsslles Are lasbte to I4t Ilaatoa.
v aad l.ose.
DENVER Sept. 15 Denver could not bat
Huston today and was strut out. Score:
DES MOINES.
AB.
R
0
II. O.
?olllgan. 2b
rialre. as
M eboff, 3b... .w.
Curtis, If
owyer. lb... ..
Uattlcks. ef..,..
ielly. if
.'lemens, c. ......
duston. p....-y.
Totals... v'...
t
&
0 3
1
1
4
0
3
11
I
4
K
s
4
4
4
4
an 4
DENVER.
!AU., H
10
II
1
0
0
1
1
1
0
O.
I
Vovd. 2b.. ..
Ill mors If..
Seal I. cf
Undsay lb.
lolsn,, 3b....
'lanatoa. Ss.
'saldy. rf...
A eaver, a...
thmaa. p....
J.
v.-
41
Totals.
..ro
0 4
4
0
yw Moines
Aenver
aiolea baaes:
- -
w w -n si-cond and Catch Penny third. 'I here
iMlan. Cassldy, Nlehoff. were ten starters.
I ;-' ---: - - - a ' - . -- '-.
Standing of the Teams
in! west, league.
i w.i,pet
I . NAT. LEAGUE
I V.j.ld.
lnux City. 87 53 .47 Chicago .... 87 4 HJ
nvfr HI w Pittsburg ... 78 55 577
.Iticoln 80 vl .377; New Vork..75 5.-..5T7
vlcnitn, Philadelphia 65 .511
maha 74 V.1 .fxtli Cincinnati , ki ,i
I. Joseph.. kl. 4!i m. lmns... 75 4M
e Moiaes.M tn .4i' Brooklyn .."2 78 ,:'7
I Ofkn 111 .2-wi Boston J to wi .SW
AM EH. UiAUl h.. 1 AMEK. A..
'V.Um. tt.L.I'rt.
'hlladelphld 92 W .7 Minneapolis, lei 1 .M
.. orK...77 fci .57 I ole Mb 70 .557
tmmon 7 r7 .01 11 Columbia . s8 71 .5nJ
Detroit 77 ;Kt .57c, St. Paul M) 7ti .Mil
Washington M 70 .417 Kmmi ity in i ..
j'lcvelamj . 74 I .44N Milwa ukee . 7i ! S4 I .Wl
. hlcago SJ ) inrteajraiMilis M Si .
t.
LauIh....ii !i4 .4i Lfnaviu . .1. is r .
Vralrrdir'l Jiraalta.
W EHTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha. .1; M. joneph, I.
I.lnculn. .1: luiifka, 1; wionj game, Lln
coln, 1, 'iopeka. 0.
Sioux my. ; Wk-litta. arcwnd ganw,
Sioux I'liy, ; yichlta. t.
1'ea Moitie. 4; lmvfr, .
AMERICAN L.RAOCK.
Phllarlphla. 7; Detroit, 1.
HoMun, 2; ChtraKO. 4.
New York. ; St. Iulx. S.
vaahln(ton, 0;-Clevrlaml, 3.
t NATIONAL, LKAOtTE.
Hf. lTula. 7; ftonlon. ; aetonil game,
Ht. lnta. ; Uimton, 1.
t'lmitinatl, 7; Hrooklyn, 2.
lUtahurg. t; Nnw York, 11; aecond game,
Mtt"hiim. ; New Ymi k, 1.
Chicago. 7: fniladrlphia. 6.
AMhltK AN ArtOlAT10N.
Tolrd... i, . Cohmlu. i. ,
IxhiIkvIII: 1; IrXtlanaVolli, 1
Kanvaa City, 4: Mlnneaaolia, 6.
Milwaukee, 4; M. Faul, .
lirnnn Today.
E.
a
1
.1 Western league Omaha at St. Joaeph,
."Uncom at Ti.peka. sloox City: at Wichita,
0
St. Joasph,
American League Washington at Cleva
IiiihI. National LeaOP-5t. I.mita at Momon,
--"-- .
L lnc.nnau ai orooa.yi..
Vnrlr f-hlrna-o at Philadelphia
American Association '1 oledo at Colum
hu f.milsvllle at lndlanao.il!. Kansas
City at Minneapolis, Milwaukee at 8L Paul.
Two-base hits: Kelly, Claire. Sacrifice
hit: Oanaton. Struck out; Hy Huston, 4;
by Ehman, 3. Mrst base on llls: Cf
Huston, 3;. off Ehman., 2. Wl jit baars:
Lenver. V, Dea Moines, . ' Time: 1:45.
Umpire: - Shoemaker. .- '
Bear Stories
Start
Early
Cornhusker Camp is Already Telling'
....... . . '
oi me jtusioriunes ,ixiBy af ,
Having. (
LINCOLN. ; Neb.". " iefj't' 15. (Speclal.)
The old hoodoo Whlch-Wit pursued the for
tunes of the CornhusJtey' footfall squad
vlth remarkable; persiatchcy norlng the last
threa years has already visited the training
carrfp. Injuries, sickness "anil other mis
fortunes hava opetatedjta 'the disadvantage
of tbe Cornhnekers. t .. '
The latest mlefoti;ne to visit the Corn
husker came Wednesday When Mra. Alice
V. Ewlng. mother of Assistant Coach Harry
T, Ewlng died at the home In Lincoln.
Although the flrat- Jractlc called -far
Monday evening. It Is assured Jhat Ewlng
will not bs, with .the; squad tor the first
week. Hia plans have not been announced,
but It Is unlikely that Ewlng will step
down from Ms position., as lieutenant to
King" Cole. - i.;
wing to th strict liitari;taUttn-Pf -Uift'pittKburg ,.; ,...3 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 l-
Missouri valley rule providing for the fall New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 -l
practice, Ewlng has not visited the grounds I Two-base hits; Doyle, Stolen bases:
whlla the football men were raaJnlnc . I BVrne, Wagner;" , Hyatt. Left oft bases:
wniie tne rootbail men were Training. Tte Htthurr ; New1 York. 8. nrst -base -on
coaches do not want to risk aflyu,)osslble;r,(,r!,; pittrt.urg.-1. Struck oit: py
violation of the rules. Word received, front Adams. 7; by Marquard, 0. Bases on balls:
Cola by Manager Eager said that he "Would-Adama.jjl: :atf Marquard. 6; eff Hen
r..eh fJnenln In fim to r,.r.i,.rA .n-'i dl lcK. 't y pitched ball: By Mar-
. .. . r
A-
ON
RrMVI.Xfi.-'lIlACKPlr: Johnstone and O L)aV
1 -.
" ' -T '
Jaek .tkln Defeated bv Lova TlJ'l
jack tkia uei..t.i by Lay lie 8t
nvnirrii,
MONTREAL. Sfpt. 15. An exceUent crd
brougnt goou attendance lo it!'.'- oHtH a
today. jau-K . Atkui. -uade lita - lust i siai t
hem and met defeat b Line Tie, wnlch
eatabUKlied. a neu reyoxd, of. l:3b (air- ut
mlie. Results:
First race, live furlongs: Leah. ( to 1)
won, Bay torn U to II aecond, bvyeepaway
to'tlt, third. Tline: l:00H. - '
Second race, seven tuildngs: M. Cambou
t4 to won, Tom hawyers k! to 57 second,
Llliie Hoy (even) thud. Time: 1:27..
Third race, mile and a furlong: Star
Bottle tt to i). won,.J Nun Ua ( to 5)
second, The Golden Buiferly (.even) tnliu.
'lime: l:a. r ' ' ' "
Koui'ih race, steeplechase, about two
miles: Alerryman t-iu to D won, John Dillon
18 to 5) second, Ballacaila (out tnlrd. Time:
4:W.
t-lfth race, one and a half miles: W hid
den t8 to 1) won, Marlgot- (2 6) second,
Duke of Koanoke (even; tnlrd. Time: 2:8.1-.
Sixth race, six furlongs: Rye straw (1 to
2) won. Jim L. 16 to 2) second, Planter (6 to
l third. Time: 1:1.1V '
Seventh race, -mile: .Love. Tie (5 to 2)
won, Jack Atkin il ( lj second, Pretend
U to 6) third. Time: l:3kvi- '
KREMO.T WIX. KEtOND
UAMB
.Nebraska League Wins
Oaa 'ni 4jie
Series. . .'
CLAH1NDA, la., Sept..' 15. Special
gram.) -Nine uae in two Innings bv
Te.le
Kail
cty'a first two pltciiora tells tne uile In
tut, kucond gama o( tne championship se
net. between Hie pennant winners oi the
Nebraska state and Mink leagues. Falls
i l got to Fremont Dig Campbell for
nliie sate swats wluW-lhey connected only
four limes. Fremont htaaed em lit errors to
'1
Fails itlty s three, but-ine free ilt'keta gave
b.u.....n. ku ... ..... i,, ... .!
Clarinda put lip DlentV of good 'money for
o
fllese l, lines and toe ueonitle ru.re are i
n( naturally sore at Falls. Ity for sending a )
nranrum ir-in, inrj uiny liavioff leil lllt-ll,
and playing two pitchers in the field. Kach !
team has won one game. 'I'oinorrow w.ll 1
ilnlsn it. Score:' " , .. .i
L-lo. .T.J a , . . 7 ri
r.:,;;.;.". V:., .1.-1,".. ..' w..i.T
ner- Falls Citv Find Hurst Mi-Cane and
Castle KUISI, M(,l aD gnd
.. .
Resalls In Tbree-I l.ratae
DA VENlOUT, la.. dt.pl
-
Offi.
, . ' a
no tlary.
r-EUlllA, ill.
Sept.' 15. Hovlik was
Say"lii0n.m 8 lo ''Foda'v"'.' atte'nd.'n
rJ' hi' i,,Jtf fSylLln..l
u.srk. city Judge f ox umpired. R.H E.
Peoria
...0 1008010 t.t
Springfield
0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-2 4
iialieries: Hovllk and
die ton and E. JolU)son. . '
Asmussen; Mid
.
. - , 4. .
Hoover I.om-S to Dodge. -''
j Rl'RIBNER. Neb., Sept. 15 ( Special. I
iKidge defeated Hooper at Scrlbirer fnr the
championship of eastern Nebraska by the
0!i..iie of 7 to 1. Nuyes - vltehinar (or IHiilaa
0- featured the game. He deserved a shutout
i,. ... MZ t.i.v . Jam. f,r in.. -r.."ni. I-""'". Boston, W. First base on balls:
n,,l . IW . . 2 i J Sco V h ! " Harmon. ; off Frock. 4. First base on
inning wltn ma aiuie to J. Scoie. - erroril. Bolltoni J; t!t. ,Us. 1. Struck out:
Rock island ooooooo 3oo'o-j : i ! "J T0i?: .ir.lr,y.rIrUMwiM ,L!il'0,;1!,',i!'
Davenport M4H40UHM 4 ! Sr8"""1, l?J,".:. "raharn. W lid pitch Luali.
. . . 1. i..i ...j u-.i.L.. i .I .,! T rue: 2:05. I miilrea: Brennan and Eason..
iiiuciit.. nil biiu , ii n ri , nil l ,
a ... ... .. . I
0 but for an oveitniow. to ihlrii aftev .twoi
01 were out In the ninth. He allowed but three)
0' hits and struck out eleven men. Routt i
! Illthe.1 A ImlH B B 1,1 A ll-.,,iwu- Ml..r rm. 1
0 'Dodge 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 4
a Hooper 0 0 0 V 0 0 0 0 11
mis: iNrage . tinoper 3. sirucK out: Hy
i Noyea 11, by Poutt . Errors: Dodge
niwurr riauer es: LJuaire. novee tnj
Spellinan; Ajvtr, Routt and Cook.
Lm-
plies: Rot, :i '.-on and Sindelar.
,1 Whltaey'a II arses Wla Two Hat-aa
0, GREAT YARMOUTH. England. Sept., 11
0 -Tbe East Anglian plats ui 1,0 sovereigns
ui i or a-year-oius ana ui. Olstaaci
onv rid
,), straight, was run here today and won by
1
ll. P. Whitney s Newcastle II. Panacea
01 "as second and the Wood lot d Lass coil
intra, r-ix nora.-s tail.
ji The Tare handicap K) sovereigns, "for
1 1-year-olds, distance five fiulong wjawon
L a- i.v ii - i uu,,,...'. . . .mi. .. ...
- ... a ...... j ,,c.r.,(it,. I1JIII.U1 111
I UBS VllTQKS EIGHTH
Chicago Wins on Two Bases on Balls.
Single and Homer. '
QUAKERS LOSE, SEVEN TO FIVE
ekalt Urorea Fair-Bagtrr-Paiaii
(lat Taree-Baae III-Two-aarkera
Vomr
gacrlf Irva.
-Tw
PHILAHEIJ'HIA. tept. IS. Chicago won
rfom rhl!adlplila rod ay. 7 to S. Chl ago
non the game in the eighth Inning on two
hme on balls, a single by llofman and a
home run by Scbtdte. Score:
CHICAGO.
PHILADELPHIA.
AB.H.O.A S
AB.H O A S.
Kvr. lb I
4
0TIIM..J .....
C Knarw, l I I
Hun, rr 1
1 '
"
,
I
1
2 0
0 ,0
Hhrrk.nl. If.. I
0
2
1 Hnfman, cf... 4
I Arrhr. lb. .. 4
1UH, If ft I
RlrMMMI, lb 4 I 1
Br nartoM. lb t
1 rMnian. a.... 4
IMoratC a 4
oti,k. p..: ..:
6 Moor, p 0
aaiaaahMr, p. 4
Srhultr, ft... 4 2 $
Ttr.kr, .... I
Klina. 4
Brown, t
M Inlvr. p.. I
a- 4
a
e
neaumnnt I a- 0 wih
.. 1
Total! U 4 27 14 2 ToUla 3.1 10 27 1 4
Halted for Ilmwn In the seventh.
Hatted fur Moore In the einhth.
Chicago 0 0 9 0 0 2 1 4 07
Philadelphia N 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 0, 0-5
! Hits: Off Buck. 2 In lx Innings; off
I Moore, 4 In two Innings; off Brown, 8 In six
llnnings; off Mclnfrr. I In threo Innings.
I Two-base hits: Hoffman, Grant. Three-
base hit: Magee. Home run: Schulte. sac
rifice, hits: ICnabe (2). Grant. Sacrifice
flies: Branafield, Tinker. Stolen bate:
Biansfie-ld. Struck out: By Stack, 6; by
Mooie, 1; by Slaughter. I. left on bases:
Chicago. 8: Philadelphia, t. First baae on
1 nans: uir rrown. 1; oil ntacK, 1:
orr
wM tri,.i K. on error.' Chlcairt 2
Philadelphia, 2. Hit by pitched ball. By
Brown, Tltua. Wild pitch: Moore Balk:
Stark. Jime: 2:00. Umpires: Ugler and
Emslle. ' ,
Pirates Wla 'anal Lose.
NE"W VORK. Sept. 15. TTie locals won the
first game of today's double-header from
Ptttaburg. 11 to 3, and lost the second, 6 to L
Score, first game:
NEW YORK. PITTSBI'RO.
AB.H.O.A I. AO H O A X
Prore, If.... ft
Dnvle. !b 1
OModaraaa, lb t
Murrar, rf. .. 4
0 OBtrne. 3b.... 1
I Learh, ct t
I'ampbell, If. 4
OWasnar, as..'. I
4 (I Miller, 2b.... 4
1 OHratt. lb.... 4
OWIlnon, rf. .. 4
2 rtlbao, a 3
Hrl dwell, aa
nerllB, b..
rkaf, ef.,
Mvera, a
grMal, e...
Cnuidall, p
4 eWhlte, p 1
1 OPhllllppI,
...35 10 94 14
nttsmirg 1 i o o o o 0-3
iKew York 0 0 0 2 -5 0 3 1
Two-base hits: Wagner, Wilson. Home
mn: Murray. Sacrifice hit: Campbell.
Stolen bases: Campbell, Poyle, Brtdwell,
Becker. Ieft on bases: Pittsburg, 10: New
York, 2. Double play: Myers to Snoilgrass.
Struck out: By Phllllppl, 3; by Crandall. 8.
Bases on balls: Off Crandall. 4; off White,
B; off Phllllppl. 3. Wild pitch. Phllllppl.
Panned ball: Myers. Hits: Off White, 4
In four and two-third innings; off Phllllppl,
it In three, and one-third Innlnif. Time: 2.00.
Umpires: Johnstone and O'Day.
Score, second game:
PITTSBUHO. NEW YORK.
AB.H O. A K AB H.O.A.e
Byrne. 3b.... I
I oDeTDre, If..., 4
0 rele. Jb 4
0
Learh. ef 1
Campbell, If. 5
Wagner, aa... 4
A 1
1
0 0
4 0
2 0
0 0
1 0
1 0
0
1- 0
a
0 0 Snodsraaa, lb 4 1
I IIutt, rf... 4 t
3 r.rldwall, aa.. I 1
Millar, 2b.... t
Hyatt, lh 2
1 0 Devlin, lb.... 4
Borlrer. rf.... 4 0
0 I Mvera. r 4 1
0 OMarauard. d.. I
I w:im, rf..
: Olhaon,
Adama, p
OnwiW l a
total...'. ..11 ( 27 ' I '1 Hendrlck., p. 0
; Jkafar 1 0
rotate 15 17 13 1
Batted for Marquard In the seventh., j
ioturrd. Hyatt. Passed balla: Myer. Hits:
Off Marquard. 4 In seven innings; bff Hen-
n ticks, Z in two innings, nme: 1:40. L m-
- it -ji-. l.osila Takes rTvro. 1
BOtsTON, !ept. 15. St. Louis won two
L,,,,, from Uomton lorjay. -tbe first 7 to 5
and the second 5 to 1. 8core, fli'st-g
game:
ST.
Louis.
BOSTON.
AB.H.O.A K
AB.H.O.A E.
Huulna. 2b., 4 12
4 OCoIline, If....
t 1 1
Kills, If...... 42
Mewray, 2b . 4 1 I
Knuetchy, lb. 2 I 11
Kvltll. rf 4 1 9
Phrlpi, c I 2 3
Abbott, rf 4 1 1
Hauaer, aa. .. 1 1 0
Steele, p 4 1
3 PHaiioc. 3b..
U OShaan, 2b.,.
2 cKharpe, lb..
0) Miller, rf...
4 OBweener, aa.
i OOoode, :f....
4 1 Harlden. c..
0 6Uraham ...
2 14
2 14
0 14 1
Smith, e
Total 31 117 14 IMattern, p...
Abb'tlciilo ..
pArarui, p ,-.
,--
Tola la M 11 2;
Batted for Rarlden In seventh.
20 i
Batted for Mattern in seventh.
batted for Parson In ninth.
St. Louis 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1-7
Boston 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 8 05
Two-base hits: Hugglns. Phelps. Evans,
Sweeney. Hits: Off Mattern, S in seven
Innings. Parsons, 1 In two Innings. Sncri
floa hits: Evans, Ellis, stolen base: Phelps.
Double play: Konetchy to Phelps to Konet
chy. Left on bases: St. Iuis, 8; Boston, ti.
First base on balls: Off Mattern, 7; off
Parsons. 3: off Steele. 1. First bane nn
1 rtrois: Boston, 1: St. Louis, 1. Hit by
pin-lieu nan; n y rireie. uerxoK. r-iructv nut:
By Steele, 2; by Mattern 2. Time: 2:10. Um
pires: Brennan and Eaaon.
Score, second game:
BOSTON
AB.H O A K. AB. H.O.A.C.
HLstlnt, 2b.. 1 I 1 0g. Her., If... 4 0 1
Klha. II 4 0 0 0 Hanoi, lb... 4 ill
Mowrey, lb.. 1110 aMitan. tti.... 4 0 1
Knuetchy, lb I J II) 0 OSharpe, lb... 4 0 10
Evana. rf 4 2 1 I OMillar, rt 4 1 1 4.0
Plielpa. i- 3 110 tSwaeney, aa..S 1 10 S I
At.lH.ll. til ... 4 Oil OOoode, rf t 0 1 '
llauaar, aa... 4 ISO 0Abb'tlchlo ,. 1 0 0
Harmos, p... t 84 1 Berk, cf I) 0 0
Oake, 1 0 0 OUraham, C...1 1111
Luah. p t 1 LOKruck. p 1 1 0 I 0
Ferauaon, p.. t) 0 0
Totala 14 127 -l Smith 1 0 0 0 0
I Harmon, p
' Oaltea
Totala 82 27 12 1
Halted for Harmon In rightn.
Hatted for oode In eighth.
Batted for Ferguson in ninth.
St -oia it 0000005 0-5
Boston 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-1
I wo-oaae una: nweenev, l.vann lilts:
off HMrmoIli 7 (n Bven mnirteia: off Lush,
8 In two Innings; off Frock, ? In seven and
ivto-iuiius iiiiiinaa. mi rriKimii, i ill one
and one-third Innings. Sacrifice hits: Her-
- xos. stolen baaes: Allller, Mowrey, Konet
i.i i ' chy. Double plays: Abbott to Konetchy,
i Ahhott to Hlaalns. Ijrtl on bases: St.
flirLl la Wild.
in t m,,v.-i.-1 v v o,... , ...h.,
nclnn.'tl In scoring an easy victory
B.oklyn today. McMillan s fielding
was a feature, score:
CINCINNATI.
BROOKLYN.
AB.rt o A C
4 1 u- if
AH.H.O A I
0 4
DavMeon, if. 4
ODaobert, lb.. 1
1 Wheat. If.... 4
M Hummel, 2b. 8
1 ballon, rf....
OO-ulton, rf... 3
Mi-Klveen, 3b 4
0
0
0, 1)
1 0
- ! lxb,n. lb. ...
I Hobbtiel, lb. t
1 0
1 10
I Mitchell, rf.. 1
m". " " 1
j coo-orati. lb! 4
MiMllian, aa 1
p...... I
'
OSiark, aa.
a Bergen, c.
1
. Burke, p.
.14 II !I 11 1 bur.li .,
Uviaau. p
4
o
utaia. .
V I
Totala...
4 17 '12
Batted for Burke In eignth.
!.; Cincinnati
1 0 10 4
o 0 3 0 0
0 Ok. 1 07
' a-rooaiyii
0 0 0 02
l-ft on bases: Cincinnati, 13;
Brooklyn,
2. ; Two-base hits: Uibert. Hobllisel. McEI-
. ... ..... . . -
mice files: Ailiencll, .McMillan. Kase on
etiors: Cincinnati. 1; llrooklvn, 2 Stolen
laacs: lxjbert. 3. louble plays: McMillan to
Hoblitiel (2). McMillan to Corcoian to llol-
lltsel, Hei gen to McKlveen. Base on balls:
I L'lf Burke. 10; off Sugg 5. Hit by pitched
1 ball: Hy Suggs, stalk. iVld pitches: Burke,
Is ' 2
Hits: Off Hurkd. 11 In eight innlnas.
Time: 1:58. Umpires: klrro and Kane. . 1 steady and consistent ball. Ihe "Harn--'
I stormers" play the Omaha All Stars at
Ilea B.esa Take Purse. ; Fort Omaha Saturday afternoon. Follow-
GENEVA. Neb.. Sept. 14 (Special Tele.
gram.) He-ults of county fair areed eventa:
Trolling. 2:l ciaea. Hen Uleea wo:i,
Mnagn Hel'.e set ond. Joepnine D. third,
interest fourth.
Pat-lug. 2.14 tia: Harrlska wou, itojslsr
second. Colonel Davis third. Brunswick
n fourth.
Running. tr)ree-ttiarter-mile dah: rey
U won. Young Molo second, llatny Hey
day third.
Creighton to Flay
Alumni Team
Eleven Will Get First Taste of Real
Game Under Sew Rules Week
ironi Saturday.
Omaha will have its first taste of tha
new loot ball game this year when the
Crclgblon , aiunml eleven meelx Coach
Miller's cults one wevk from Saturday. A
team has been organised among the old
siara, ,.woo are .convinced tnat tney have
not forgotten all aoout tnr pigHln game.
Secret practices will be held every evening
after o'Jtrcri in.suuie socluUvd spot, as
everal . brilliant plays will be pulled vlf
tnat will slit mil- the young wan loin on tne
hill. f
Among the men from whom the alumni
eleven will uu chosen are Harry Welch, Joe
VaUter, William CaJlahan, M. Mulally, W il
liam Lini-h, H. Kogcrs, Phil Alcdliane, Dan
Butler,, lJlck Load, Andy Hobbs, Guy Fuiay
and J. McArdle, Others -wlsnlng to join
this all-stur aggregation are requested to
report. to Dan Butler, city clerk. Harry
Miller lias signified his Inieullor. -jt JiSuiug
tne aluinul squad.
Fast practice has been the order of the
work 'on the campus for the lat few days
and Judging from the, appearance of tne
men alter .(.he dally woik-out Miller ii.is
brought some of the "hurry up" method of
coaching with him to Omaha. Tomorrow
the tackling inanliiu will . be erected and
later in the week the squad will be divided
Into two -or three elevens for scrimmage
work. ,
Hawkins, a heavy halfback, was out to
practice last evening. He haa had some
experience Iri the game and should develop
Irrto a fast player before the ciobe of the
soaaon. Dr. Schneider, -coach of last year's
eleven, was a visitor on the tield yesterday.
"Jack" Is located In Albion, .Neb., but can
not forget the old game of font ball. He
expressed great surprise at Crelghton's
large squad fn fa ear and most probably he
will be on hand lor one or two of the
major games here tnls season.
Highland Park has accepted Crelghton's
open date of November 6 and will bring a
husky bunch here for their annual game.
AMONG THE ' LOCAL BOWLERS
Willow Springs and '.Mew J. 8. Croaa
' Team Meet on Kranriaeo'a
Alleys, :
There was a clone match game betwi-en
the Willow Springs and the new J. S. Cross
team last nigut on the Franciscu alleys in
Xwhich the Ctoss team took two games,
while the Springs look totl pins oy e
small margin of 18., Ole Juhnuon wua i..e
real star with -'.".H far blngle game and tilu
for total. The Cross team played in nurd
luck. - Score: "
J.. S CROfS.'
Wiley ..
Cairj .. .
Bowers ..
Johnson .
Hall .. .
Total
.113 1
llii
130
in;'
179
159 .171
.las
l ft
18
189
aim
......138
2.498
1T0- 535
Vto 4M
' 1111 61t
lit? 4o2
....... 2bM
WILLOW SPRINGS
ThOmas ..
Hoirtord ..
Balxor
M. Martin
W. Martin
' Total
n
.'.LMi 176
173
155,
ll
15
14U
..:i2
MOTQRCYCLEe,laTS FENCE "
., RIDEH f ATALLY INJURED
Isaac
Adams
chine
"Laaea- Control of Ma-at'-Kalanaioo
act,
. . ea .
KALAMAZOO., llch.. Sept. 15. Iaaac
Adams of Alkionvhlle riding a mototcicio
in A race neie toa&y. lost control of the
machine and rait loto a fence while going
titty- miles ui liouiv ' and was. probably
tatally injured. ,--
Almost Immediately following tnls acci
dent Fred Y. - ille of Battle Creek, who
was driving a tut In a twenty-five mile
lace, ran into a .fence when one of , hia
tires blew up.' brolte over a big tree after
Jumping Over a ten-foot embankment and
escaped wltnout injury, ttis macnine was
wrecked. ' '
Barney OltJtleld and Jack Towar were the
other entries In this race. Oldfield lorn a
tire, giving Tower a "lead which lie main
tained to the end. The twenty-five miles
was run In 27 minutes 10 seconds by Towar.
Barney Oldfield established a new inlre
circular Hack record today for Michigan
of U seconds.
MADISON CLKAIV CP GOOD GAMB
Makes Three Runs to Two by Hum
phrey at Fair Grounds.
MADISON, Neb.' Sept. IS. -The Madison
County fair opened In this city today. Tne
pacing race Was a clo.se one. The Madlson
Hiimphrey tjssebaU game was the strong
feature. .Humphrey scored in the second
and held Madison to a few hits until the
seventh, when Madison scored twice and
also scored in the ninth. Humphrey
scored In the ninth. Score, Madison, 3;
Humphey, 2.
Batteries:- Madison, Garey and Copple;
Humphrey, Zavadll and' Zavadll. Struck
out: By Garey, 10; by Zavadll, 0. Hits:
Madison, 5; Humphrey, 3. Bases on balls:
Off Zavadll, 2. Errors: Madison, 4; Hum
phrey, 6. Umpire: Smith. Attendance, 2,000.
MILWAUKEK HARNESS HEKILTS
Henry II. Takes Fifteen Trot In Bet
ter Than Two Ten.
MILWAUKEE. Wis., Sept. 15. Five races
were on the card of tne second oay s rac
ing of the Great Western circuit meeting
at the Wisconsin stain fair. The feature
race of the uay. the -2:1j trot, went to
Henry . 11., driven by Dean in straight heats,
lewis . Forest tak.ng second mouey w.tii
Vestale third. Summaries:
s:li trot, puise J.of. Henry H., won;
Irwis Forest, second; Vestale, third. Best
time, 2:IAH.
2:30 troi, purse 3J.(A The Angelus, won;
Castle Dome, second; Monarch', tnlrd. Time,
2:12.
i'wo-year-old pace, purs $500 Laura
Patch, won; Princess Patch, second; Anna
Oakley, third. Best tune. 1:IKV
:10 pace.- purse ll.OCu Knight of Strath
more, won; Auctioneer, second; Hy oy
Night, third. Best lime. IMWV
1:17 trot. purse 1,iJ Howard. won;
Wilna il . Second, La Frame, third. Best
time, 2:Ui.
M rouv
CI. I B DH AIT8 i'l.AYEHt
i, ii
League Team Will Take
W rstrrrf
Three Mcu trout Minora.
ii 1 LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. la. The Lincoln
v'llelubin tlie vVrsii-in leaaue will titan iih.a
I : players today, ir.ev ale Catcher nrk u.n
1 a ! Of Vllf.elinu W Vi In I hi IVnlral uuu..
3 0 l elation : 'i i.,,-d ,tw,,.u,i i,i,)Wi- ..t ...
' j nan. Mich. In the Southern .Mictugan
. 1 It-auUa. and Pllrhi-e l,uTnt,tM.ll of Vri.iM.rii
I in the Neiuaska r-late liaaue. Strntiun mi
J formerly ot the .Cittrl.uig club, being
J farmed out lo Wheeling tor seasoning. Tbe
I ' "ales sent nun back twice, releasing
men nuiu oil mm. lie is uiuicu as one Oi
the fastest minor league catchers in the
business.
- Rarastormers Defeat Htiertoa.
RIVEIITON. fa . Sept. 15 (Sjieclal ) The
Nebraska tlity 'Barnstormers ' won their
a xth consecutive srama todav bv dttfeMt-
ing the local team. Inn ijame was close
i and inteiesting throughout, but the team
woi k of the .Mink leaguers saved them at
al. stakes. Both Fletoher and Smith nitchtd
! mg Is the score by Inn naa R H E
Nebrsska City 100030000 111
Riveilon OlODlOOo 1 t 4
Hatteros: Nebraska Cltv. Fletcher -tnd!
Whitcouib: Riverton. Smith and Bvrd. I'm-1
pile: Jacksua.-
AlilLtllU MUMP ilUttS
Visitors Take Opener of Series by
Bunching Hits.
FIVE RUNS IN EIGHTH INNING
Three Maale, Tea Datable aad Ba
a Ball, Aided by Krrar, Pro
dare Tallies 4ldrlna
tieta II ante Ran.
DETROIT, Sept. ..-Philadelphia won
the opening game of the aedles today by
bunching three singles, a double and a base
on balls, with O'Leary's two errors In the
seventh Inning. Score:
PHILADKLPHIA. DETROIT.
AB. H.O.A.E AB.H.O.A B.
Lord. If.
A 1 1 0 D. Jonee, If.. 4 4 0
5 110 0 Leary. aa... 4 14 8 1
4 2 16 4 Mrlnlvre, rf. 4 1 4 0 0
Uldrma. rf. .
t'nlllna. 2b..
Ilaker, lb ...
LSivta, lk.:..
4 1 ( raw ford, rf. 4 0 1
4 10 vMorl.rlY, lb. 1 1 1 2
Hauaer, lb... 0 V
I U dUllKit. !b.. 1 0 1 0
Murphy, cf... 3
Harry, aa I
Livlnsaton. t 1
Plank, p 4
I 1 T. J one., lb. 1 1 1
0 13 lrianase, c... 10 7 4 0
4 4 1 IDumivaii. p. .. I 0 1 V
111)
- ToUla 10 4 17 13 2
Total. la 11 17 11 1
Phuaoelphla 1 0 0 1 0 0 S 0 0-7
Detroit 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 01
Two-base hit: Collins. Three-base hit:
Lord. Home run: Oldring. Sacrifice hits:
Murphy, Livingstone. Stolen bases: Baker,
Morlnrtly, T. Jones. Bases on balls: oDn
ovan. 1. Hit by pitcher: By Plank, T.
Jones. First on errors: Philadelphia, 1;
Detroit, 1. Irf-ft on bases: Philadelphia, 5;
Detroit, 3. Struck out: By Plank, ; by
Donovan. 1. Time: l:5ti. Umpires: Evans
and Colllflower.
Cleveland Herrnlla Win.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 15. With five re
cruits In the lineup Cleveland defeated
Washington, 3 to 0, today. Score:
CLEVELAND. WASHINGTON.
AH. H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A K.
Ho'nhorat. lb 4
8 7 0 1 Milan, rf 1 0
0 1 tKltwrfrld, lb. 3 0
111 OC'an'liara. lb. 1 1
110 Halaton, If... 4 1
110 OOanaler, it... 2 1
I OOMi-Urlde, aa.. 4
81 OLnilaub, lb., 4 I
10 0 OHtraut, c 1 1
03 OJnlinaon, p... 4 1
Callahan, If.. 1
Turner, lb... 1
Lalole, lb.... 1
Klerly, rf.. 1
Blrm'h'm, cf 3
Perklnspa, aa 1
Land, c 1
Blanulng. p.. 1
-1alrvelt ,.
Totals M 111 I 1
Totals....
Batted for Street In ninth.
Cleveland 3 0 0 0 0
Washington 0 0 0 0 0
1
24 10 2
0 0 3
0 0 0 0-0
Sacrifice hits: Callahan, Cunningham.
Stolen base: Easterly. Double plays:
Pencklnpaugh, Lajoie and Hohnhorst; Tur
ner and Hohnhorst. Bases on balls: Off
Riundtng, 2; off Johnson, 1. Hit by pitcher:
By Blanding, Kr-berfeld. McBride. Struck
out: By Blandlng, 8; by Johnson. 8. Left
on bases: Cleveland, 1; Washington, 9.
Time: 1:30. Umrlres: Dlneen and Perrine.
Sox Take Opener.
CHICAGO, Sept. la. Mixing two singles
and a double with two errors, Chicago to
day overhauled Boaton'a one-run lead in
the fourth Inning and won the first game
of the series! 4 to 2. Score:
CHICAGO. BOSTOiN.
Afi. H.O.A.E. AB.H. OAK.
Lord. 3b 4 0 0-1 0 Hooper, rf... 4 A 1 0 0
.elder, aa.... 4 1 4 OWasner. at... 4 13 0 1
Meloan, rt... 1 I 1 4 Speaker. cf..8 1 i 0
Dougherty, If4 1 0 gtahl, lb 4 1 1 0 1
Chmllnanl. cf 4 1 1 0 1 Lewla. If 4 1 2 0 0
Parent, lb... 4 I 2 1 Purtell. 3b... 4 1 0 0 1
, J.t nlllna, lb. 8 t S 1 OOardner. lb.. 4 '0 4 0
suiuvan, c... 1 oto lKlelncw, c... 4 0400
White, p 8 1 1 1 OR. rolllna, pi 0 0 1 0
Knsis 1 0
Totala 31 (27 111
Totala ti 4 24 7 8
Batted for R. Collins in the ninth.
Chicago 0 0031000 -4
Boston 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 02
Two-base hit: J. Collins. Three-base hit:
Chotiinard. Left on bases: Boston, 8;
Chicago, 5. Base on balls: Off Collins,
1; off White, 2. Struck out: By White,
8; by Collins. 5. Time: 1:40. Umpires:
Egan and Sheridan.
Highlanders Ranch lilts.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 15.-New York bunched
ten hits off Mitchell and beat St. Louis.
NETvV YORK. ToUla. . . i3S If) 27 J8 1
AB. H.O.A.E. ST. LOWS.;
Dahleta, If.,.. 6 1 O f OTruasdako, 2b 4 0,1 3. 2
Woltet-,- tl.W. 2' 0 0 0" Ot'orrliion,-.. 4 Otvl'l' 1
Wenipblll, rf. f 2 OHtrnie'. If. . . .: ; 3' ' 0
Chaee. lb..... I 111 1 ONorthen, cf.. 4 t
Rich, aa....l 111 OHartaell, - rf , 1 1 1 0
Liporte. Jb... 4 114 OOraham, lb..l J lr 0
(.Tee. eU 4 2 '0 0 Wallace. M.,8 V 3 0
Auitln. lb.... 3 12 5 IKilllfer, C....1 1-4 1 0
Sweeney, c... 3 I 0 UMIliliell, p. .. I 080
Qulnn, p...., 4 1110 e-
Totsle 1! 4 27 13 3
New York 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 8 2-9
St. Louis 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 03
Two-bass hits: Laporte, Chlnn. Three
base hits: Graham,, Cree. Bases on balls:
Off Mitchell, 2; off Quinn, 1. Struck out:
Hy Mitchell, 6; by Quinn, 3. Time: 1:32.
Umpire: O'Loughlln.
Reenier Wlus from I'ilarer.
BEEMER. Neb., Sept. If,. i Spec al.)
Beemer took the Pllger bunch Into camp
Wednesday at Winner, the second day of
the stock show. PI liter gained one In the
first inning on a wild peg to third and
lieia yie lead to tne eigntn. Heemer gained
our runs in me eiKnm anu one in ins
ninth, Soore. 5 to 1 Batteries: Pllger
Martin and Brown; Beemer. Kopenlc and
Fehliman. Beemer plays the winners of
the first day tomorrow. Wlsner and
Beemer played fifteen Innings last Sunday
and a good game Is In store.
Wausa Blanks Plalnrlew.
OSMOND, Neb., Sept. 15 (Special. )-The
Wausa ball team won first place at the
Oemond carnival here yesterday by de
featlnng Plalnvlew In a clnssy game. John
son for Wausa was unhlttable. allowing
Pla'nvlew- but two hits. Wausa's one
score came on a well executed squcene
play. Score: rt H E
Wausa 00001 00001 50
Plalnvlew 000000000020
Batteries: Wausa, Johnson and Johnson;
Plalnvlew, Dunaway and Skein.
- Herman Defeats Oakland.
HERMAN. Neb., Sept. 15. (Special.)
Herman defeated Oakland by the score of
fl to 0 In a very Interesting: game Wednes
day. Usher pitched a great game, allow
ing but four hits and striking out n'ne
of the Oakland sluggers. "Red" Penry
played a great game In the field.
Mrs. Coffin Defeats Mrs. Kane,
NEWPORT. Sept. 15. Mrs. William H.
Coffin won the final match of the ladles'
handicap tennis tournament at the Casino
todav, defeating Mra. Dorothy Kane, t-2,
6-S, 6-1.
STORMY CONVENTION OF
WYOMING REPUBLICANS
Delegates Are Far Apart on Ca
dales aud Provisions of
Platform.
idl.
RAWLINS. Wyo. Sept. 15-The repub
licans of Wyoming today began the storm
iest convention in the history of the state.
The night and forenoon have been spent in
fruitless caucusing and at noon the dele
gates seemed no nearer to- agreement
either as to candidates for the Important
offices or aa to the platform than they
were when they arrived In Rawlins.
The revolt against the state machine
seems general, yet every county haa a
! separate grievance and Ihe convention
j seeiijs unable to get together. Practically
I none of the delegates have come Instructed.
The nomination of Governor Brooks seems
probable, Mullen and Hidgley being the
: , , .
,rmaeTm l" "v """'" 1-rr.miu rat-
rick Sullivan and A. K
i.iuihc, iui uier
state senators, are also In tne field today,
while William Daley, president of the state
sheep herders' board, has supporters.
The resolutions committee u III be asked
to endorse Pa'.linger and a hot fight la
certain. The liiauici:ts ask for only a
mild approval of the Tail administration.
There is no particular fight on the re
nomination of I t-.ltcd Stater. Senator Clark.
The key to Hie s.tiiation-Heu Want Ads.
! -
SATURDAY, SEPT. 17TH
Great Sale of -Sample Tailor
Suits and Ureases.
HAYDEW'S
I v
Billy Burke Takes
Rich Stake with
Comparative Ease
SBswasasBBBW
Colorado E. First in Trotting Divis
ion of Horse World Stakes So
prano Wins Nine Trot.
SYRACUSE. N. T.. Sept. 15.-Hilly
Burke, driven by Bcnyon, yesterday
won the Empire state stake of fl!,
000 for 2:14 trotters at the Grand
Circuit meet. The trotting division
of the Horse World stallion stake was
easily won by Colorado E., while Baroness
Eva won the pacing division of that event.
In the Chamber of Commerce stake for
2:09 trotters, Soprano took the flrst two
heats and was just beat by her big half
brother, Oro Bellini. In the third. As the
course was seconds slow by reason of Tues
day's rain, Ed Geers postponed until to
mtit row the attempt by The Harvester to
beat the world's stallion trotting record of
2:02 held by himself. Summaries:
First race, World's Stallion, purse 39.P26,
3-year-olds, trotting, 2 in 3; Colorado E.
won, Emily Kllen second, Eva Bellini third,
Best time; 2.W.
Second race, 'i tie Empire State Stake, 2:14
trot, purse llO.OOn, 2 in 6: Hilly Purke won,
Hallworthy second, Joan third; best time:
2. He (4.
Third race, 2:18 pacing, burse 31,200, 3 In
5: Dili won, Jingo second, Dan S. third;
best time: 2:13V.
Fourth race, the Onondaga, 2:06 pacing,
purse i0ot, t In 3: Esa 11. Kay Won, Ella
Ambulator second, Major Brino third; best
time: 2:00.
Fifth race. Horse World Stallion Stake,
3-year-olds, pacing division, 2 In 3, purse
$W.!i.; 20 per cent for pacers; first, 31,107;
second, 34til.2.r; third, 82i-75:
Baroness Eva, ro. f., sire Baron
Hevlew-Vli glnla, Reynolds by Jay
Bird (McDonald) a 1 2 1
Dlrectua Regent, br. h. (Milan) 8 12
Leftwich, b. tn. (Healy) 3 3 dls
Time: 2:12, 2:0L. 2:13-
Sixth race, Chamber of Commerce, 2:06
trotting, 8 in 5, purse 82,000 (unfinished):
Soprano, ch. m., sire Belilni-Oper-
etta, by Klyrla (Andrews) 1
1 2
2 1
3 4
4 3
6 5
dls.
Oro Bellini, br. g. (Dlckerson) 2
Demarest, b. g. (Geers) 3
Alice Roosevelt, ch. m. (Murphy).. 4
Gray Gem, ro. g. (Shahen) 5
Blnvolo, b. s. (Snedeker) t
Time: 2.1',. 2:07, 2:0SVi.
MRS. FLACK IS PROSTRATED
Wife of Defaulting; Kansas Banker
Taken Snddealy 111 When She
Learns Facta.
ABILENE, Kan., Sept. 15. Mrs. John A.
Flack, wife of the missing Ahllene bank
cashier, who arrived here last night said
today she left her husband in New York
late Monday morning. Mrs. Flack was
prostrated when she arrived here and
learned the condition of her husband's fi
nancial affairs and today she is 111 at the
home of a neighbor.
She said she had supposed that nothing
was wrong with the bank's condition ex
cept that the books were tangled until
Flack told her that he proposed going to
Galveston, saying: "They would be after
me." Then she declared that they must
return, but he refused. She took enough
money for her expenses and started home.
Mrs. Flack said that Flack had hut 3260
with him. She said her husband did not
allow her to read the newspapers and that
she did not know of recent developments
until she arrived at Topeka last night.
Mrs. Flack will claim only their personal
effects. The bank re-opened today for con
tinued liquidation. '
AVIATOR HAS; HARD FALL
Monoplane lit .Which 31. S. Harkness
Is Hiding; Suddenly Dives
to Ground.
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Harry S. Hark
ness, the aviator, of . CleveJind, and mem
ber of a prominent family in that city, had
a narrow escape today when the mono
plane In which he was flying at the Aero
drome in Garden City, L. Iv, dived sud
denly to the ground from a height of twenty-five
feet. Harkness' machine was de
molished, but he escaped injury. This was
Harkness' first flight In America, He has
been known abroad for his feats in avla-
Uon and came to America to enter the
elimination trials for,, the
aviation meet next month.
International
Seven Hart la Wreck In Chicago.
CHICAGO, Sept. 16. Seven persons were
Injured In the railroad yards at Forty-second
street today when a Baltimore & Ohio
passenger train crashed Into the rear of
a Rock Island freight train. The accident
Is the fourth at this point during the last
eighteen months. The freight was by mis
take switched onto ths main track ahead of
the passenger carrier.
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SAIN IS SCORE IN SEVENTH pi
Dougherty Driven from Box and
Brewers Lose.
FINAL SCORE IS SIX TO FOUR
Dearoff lar with Rat Tn n Hani
Rnna One Threc-flase lilt One
Tno-Raaaer Two Mole a
liases.
ST. PAUL, Sept. 15 St. Paul scored five
runs and drove Dougherty from the box In
the seventh limning today, winning the
second game of the series from Milwaukee.
6 to 4. Score:
8T. PA I' L. MILWAtKEB.
aii.m r. a r:. ab.h.o.a r.
Jonea ,rt 4 11 ORamlall, rt..4 1 0
3. Clare. If.. 1
0 J 1 (iciarke. 2b ... 4 2 8 1 V
1 1 I CM. i. inn. lb.. 1 0 4 0 0
2 111 lrrff. rf... 4 1 4 I
I It I i l.ewla. aa 4. I 1 1 I
1 2 i 'll Clerk. 3b.. 2 14 10
111'1 Karrr. If 2 1 1 0 4
L.eee. rf 4
Mi-c'm'k. aa. 3
A til rev, lb... 4
Ilaker. 2h.... 4
Woodruff, lb. 4
K"llry. c 1 2 0 0 VMitiahall. i... 1 1 A I
Spencer, C....1 I 4 2 li Douaherty. p. 1 I 0
(lie. h, p 1 0 0 3 OM.ulinn. p. . u 0
larov. p 0000V
Hyan 1 1 ii 0 Totals 17 14 1
Heifer, p 0 0 0 0
Total! S3 K 27 Ii 1
Hutted for Itiigcr In seventh.
Milwaukee 0 0 1 o 1 10 1
0-4
St. l ain 0 0 0 1 0 0 6 0
Two-base hits: Barry, Ryan. Three-base
lilt: Degroff. Home tuns: Dcgioff, Jones.
Stolen bases: Jones, Kelly. Double plays:
.McCormlck and Autrey; Baker and Autrev.
Hits: Off Check 7 In six Innings; off Larby
2 In two Inr.lngs; off Roger 0 In one
Inning; off Dougherty 10 In six, none out
In seventh; off McGlynn 2 In two innings.
Bases o bulls: Off LHttmherty 2, ofT Mc
Glvnn 2, off liroy 1. Hit by pitched ball:
Hamiall. Clark. Struck out: Hy Check 2.
by Dougherty 2, hy McGlvnn 2, bv Reiger 1
Wild pitch: McGlynn. Sacrifice lilis: Mar
shall. Harry, McGlynn. DoiiKherty. Left
on bases: St. Louis 7. Milwaukee 4. Time:
1:50. Umpires: Ferguson and Hush.
Indianapolis Wins In Tenth.
IVfUANAPOLIS. Sept. 1.1. Indianapolis
Indianapolis defeated lJUlsvllle in a ten
Inning game today. 2 to 1. The locals won
tlie game on an error, an Infield hit and
K robs low throw on W illlams' hit, which
allowed George to score the winning run.
Score:
INDIANAPOLIS. LOl'ISVIIJ.H.
AB.H.O.A K All. H O A R.
u Day. rr t 1 1 o OMsysra, Ib... 2 o 0
Wllllama. 2b.
Haj den. rf... 4
0 0
0 3
1 15
1 0
0 4
1 3
0 1
2 1
1 Itiiblnaon, aa. 4 1 1 1 1
VSIatlley, cf... 4
1 1
0 1
1 0
0 1
1 1
3 I
0 0
2 1
8 1
l arr, lb
Kendall, If.
Howley, c.
C'offrv ,aa..
Murvh, 3b..
George, p..
Oltoyle, 3b S
osmllti, If I
0 I
OA Urn. c 4
0 10
1 0
1 1
1 0
0 Pii kerlng, rf. 3
OMjsee, 2b.... 4
OKlob, p 4
Totali.,
M 10 It 1 Totala 34 til?? 11 1
none oui wnen w inning run made.
Louisville 0 10000000 0 l
Indianapolis 0 1 0000000 1 i
Bases on balls: Off George, ,1; off Kroh.
2. Struck out: By Kroh. ti; bv George, 2.
Time: 1:50. Umpires: Hayes and Wed-W
dege. .
Toledo Wins, Two lo One.
COH'MBUS-Sept. 15. Toledo retained
second place by winning today In a stub
born pitchei-R' battle, 2 to 1. Score:
TOLKIIO. COLI.'MDt'R.
AB.H.O.A E All H O A
Halman, rf.
0 0 Pen-In, aa . . 4 1 1 6 0
3 0 W.HI in ti, lb 1 1 13 il o
2 ICongaltoll. rf 1 1 0 0 0
0 OlWni. 2b.... 1114 1
OCnrbln, If. .. 4 0 II 0 1
0 0 ratten, 9b.. 1 0 I I II
ORellly, ct.... 4 0 10 4
4 OCarlai-h, c... 1 1 I t ti
t (iLtehbardt, p. 1 0 0 1 o
4 0
H.H'man. b. 4
Freeman, lb. 1
Zinn. rf 3
H'kman. 1Mb 5
liui in. rf-lf.. I
Duller,
blwert, lh
Alibolt, c...
James, p...
ToUla St 8 17 15 1
Totala 11 i 27 14 1
Toledo 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0-S
Columbus 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Two-base hit: Congalton. Base on balls:
Off Llebhardt. 6; off James, 3. Struck
out: By Llebhardt. 7; by James, 6. Time:
1:44. ' Umpires: Chill and Owens.
Millers Win Tenlh.
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 15.-The new cham
pions won In their half of the tenth on a
pas's and hi is by.. Cravata and 'Hossman,
with Shannon's wild throw to the plaie. "
Score:
MINNEAPOLIS. KANSAS CITT.
. ABS.H.O.A E. AB.H.O.A.!.
O'Neill, cf... 4 1(0 1 rtarheau. 3b . 5 1 ! 0
Altiler, ae.... 8
Cravath. If... i
Wllllama, 2b. 5
8
8 0 shannon. If.. I
0 ll'nraah, rf.... (
0 4
1
0 II
8
1 3
0 8
1 1
0 1
I 2
1 1
3 (1 Hunter, lb.
0 OLovr. lb....,
0 0 Hitter, r...
1 litaftery. cf.
1 Ollownle. aa.
1 (l Owen, p
1 0
Totala...
Rr.eamar), rf. 4
2 -I
GUI, lb
. . 1 0 10
bora, Sb 1
lluvenn, c. . I
Onena, c 1
Altrurk, p. ... 4
0 0
0 4
i
1 o
.17 721 14
Totala 35 1 10 10 4
Two out when winning run scored.
Minneapolis 200001000 2-i
Kansas City 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 2 14
Two-base hits: O'Neill. Wllllama, Bar
beau. Three-base hit: Cravath. Home run:
Harbeau. Stolen bases: Allller, Cravath.
Sacrifice hits: Altiser, Rossman, Hunter.
Doubla play: Williams and Altiser. Left
on bases: Minneapolis, ; Kansas City
Struck out: By Alfred:. 8. Basca on balls
Off Altrock. 4; off Owen, 4. Time: 1:45.
Umpires: Bierhalter and Cusack
Cornlngr Wins In Ninth.
CORNING. la., Sept. 15.-Sreclal. Th
base bull game here Tuesday betweer
Corning and Htrlngtown was a good ont
and easily Stringtown'a game until I hi
ninth Inning, when the local team bunchcx
hits with good base running and scored
five runs, winning by 8 to 8. Score:
Corning 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 5 I
Strlngtown 8 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 I
Batteries: Corning, Fox and Poss
Strlngtown. Harrison and Evans. Struck
out: By Fox, 12; by Harrison, 8. First
base on balls: Off Harrison, 6; off Fox,
Two-base hit: Hutchison (2).
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