"THE' ."REE:' OMAHA, FRIDAY, MAT 12. IfHT.
Rourkes Defeat Antelopes, 6-5; Sox Pile Up Twenty Runs; Phillies Get Nineteen
ROURKESWINjLOTZ THE STAR
EleTen-lnniny Contest Taken by
Omaha Team, Six to Firev
JOE WHffiLWHn) TILL . EIGHTH
HUiv4 hr Fmttnit, Wko l.aete On
Innln anil Gives Way tn nf
Dnrbln' Protested De
... rtalaa of I'mplre.
LINCOLN.- U 11 iprtl Teles-ram.)
Kill l.on was rh hero of an. eleven
Inning Nriftle whfrh the Rnurkea took from
th Ante ton this-afternoon-, I to S. Fnr
celcht Ifinlnps IU pitched ' sensational
' ball, holding tha Antelope to four hit and
fanning 'nine of bem. In the eighth h
li forced to retire In favor of Patton.
who after arl.Trifilng gave. w.y to Danny
rwrbin. ... ....... :
TJka th freeedlnir two- games errors
ft numerous on both aide., hut Lots
pitching earlier 'ta the sme roads tha ron
taet mote Interesting Kespnln will proteat
tha same oa thf strength. nf a decision
In tha third 'Lot started to throw the
hall after CoKb 'had obtained a lead from
third b9 of ten yard. in the excite'
ment Agnew stepped In front of.Cnckman,
who waa ready to bilnt th ball, and
caught Cobb a foot from the plate, the
umpire allowing the Way after consldersble
wrangling irom the Lincoln manager
Vnglaub claimed that Agnew had Inter
fered with "the play preventing the batter
from having a ivtt at the ball.
Omaha took two in tha flret, when Ander
on, the Tint. .man up, waa aafa on Gag
nier' error. ' 4Clng placed him on eecond
( with a Safrirlce. Graham went down on
: a foul toiCQrkman but Kane reached flret
aafeljr when Thomaa dropped a long throw
from deep center. Andaraon acored. Kane
(tola eecond and Behoonover alngled. acor
Ing Kane. Col made a pretty running
catch of a long drive by Bch.lpks. making
tha third out. Cola singled after two were
down, but Cobb knocked an eaay one to
short.
Deatla for Coeksaaa.
In tha aerond Kneavea waa struck out.
Agnew singled, Lots struck out and Ander
sen want dowt), Gagnier to Thomaa. Cock
man bumped ;tije board In tha left field
fence foV double and McCormlck drove
In alrun with a single. Tha . next three
went down In a row.
Omaha waa threatening tn tha third when
Xlrlg alngled, reached second on an error
by Oagnler and Graham pushed him to
third with a bunt,, but on tha next play
Xing was extinguished between third and
horn Kane took third on tha play and
died there whan Bchoonover outed to
Wolvarton. Gagnier and Vnglaub both
singled In tha third. Cola sacrificed and
Cobb hit to Kneavea, who threw Gagnier
out at tha plat,
ITnglaub ecorad -n a doubla steal, Cobb
reaching aeoond. Cobb waa caught at tha
plata i for tha .third out on the protested
decision. - , .'
Omaha; took another in tha fourth when
Schlpk singled, 'Kneavea placed him an
aaeond with a aacTlflfte and Agnaw ffoubled.
The next two -man wera easy outs. Lin
coln want down three In a row.
In tha fifth both aides went down three
in a row.
in tha sixth ' Bchaooyer went dawn to
first en an error by McCormlck. Bchlpke
alngled. Kn eaves-placed, a bunt along tha
first baaa Une. -but Thomas caught the
runner on third.
Agnew hit to canter and Bchlpke acored.
Anderson vaulted out to Cola. Lincoln waa
down three in a row In tha sixth,, both
going down In th) warn way In the sev
enth. Omaha seored again in tha eighth
whan Eehlpka doubled and Kneavea hit
for tw base.
Millar opened tha eighth for Lincoln with
a grounder to Kane, which tha Plttsburger
handled easily.. Dun'don opened with a
single to center, gagnier walked after
Lou had passed "Ihirtdon to second with a
balk. Patton relieved Lots and Vnglaub
singled. Cola was aafa after Gagnier waa
caught at third. Cobb singled, scoring
Vnglaub. Cbckman hit to Graham, who
foroed; Cobb at aeoond after tha game had
been tied up.,
Omaha went down three In a row In the
ninth. I Lincoln filled the bases before
6ehtpke yanked Patton, but tha Antelopes
could not find tha southpaw and all three
men died on basea. Three were down In
a row for both-aides In tha tenth. -but In
tha eleventh Durbln alngled after Agnew
went out on a grounder to the pitcher.
Andy forced Durbln at second with a bunt
to Fox"; Anderson ' took third on a wild
heava-ry--MeGraw and acored when King
placed a low, bunt .along the third baaa
Una,' "Lincoln waa 'down threa. In a row In
their half. Score:
A LINCOLN.
AB. R. H. O. A. E
Cagnter, e.'.... 6 0 111
I ngisub, 2b 4 10 14 0
Cole, cf , v... 4 0 1 4 0 1
Cobb, rf 10 110 0
Cockman. lb , , 1 . 0,14 1
McCormlck. if 1 1 0 0 3
Thomaa. lb ... v. ...... I 0 1 14' 1 1
fttratton, c..,... 1 0 0 a 1 0
Miller 4 1 0 0 0 0 0
McGfaw. ci 1 0 1 1 1 0
M'olverton, p 1 0 0 0 4 0
mlth p 0 0 0 0 0 0
Pundon 1110 0 0
fox p A 0 0 0 1 0
t i . ,J- t
Tatala .. -1.-42 - a U U
OMAHA.
; AH. R. H. O. A. E
Anderson, if 6 2 0 10 1
King, cf ! t i 10 0
Graham. Jb., 5 0 0 4 0 0
Kan, lb....! 1 1 10 1 0
fchnovr. ,rf b 0 1 1 0 0
- hlpke. Jb... i I S 1 1 1
Kneavea, .. 4 0 1 0 1
Agnew, c.... 6 0 1 IS S 3
l ots. p i.e.' 4.0 0 0 t 1
rattan. p....P 0 0 0 0 0 0
Uurbtn. p .... I 0 1110
Tatale ...I :'.4 'it S3 14
Miller batted fnr, otratton In eighth
liundon hattad trr tsmlih In ninth.
Lincoln ... 0 1 10000110 0-1
Omeha '. . 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1-4
Two base hits: Si-hlpke. Kneaves. Agnew.
Buns' batted n: McCormlck. Cobb. King,
drhnooker. Kneavea.. Agnew C). Stolen
btsa: Vnglaub. Cole. Cobb. McOraw,
Anderson, Kane. Agnew. Sacrifice hits:
Cole, . King, Uraham, . Kneae. Struck
eut;.-Py Wolverton, 4. by Smith 1;
h iIots. t, by Durbln. 1. Bases
on balls: Off Lots. 1: off Imrbin. 1 Hit
bv pitched ball: Hy Lots. 1. Wild pitch.
Wolverton. balk: l.oti. 1. Time of game:
110. Vmplre: ' KneeUnd.
SIOl'X CITY WIM I EIGHTH
Teaeka laa hy era rive tm
' TmVee.
TO(EKA. May 11 Ploux City today took
tha kvt gam of the eertes from Toprka.
( to J-i.lt was -aoytMMly s gam up to the
eixtht'inning. when the bioux took th lead
tnd Vld It. Score:
ti ..... .. TOPKKA.
rrfcV.Vf ' AB. R. H. O. A.i K
Haford. Sh. ........ .. 1 0 1 1 . 1
Uiikeft.Jf v 1 0 3 0.. i
rosnaaon. ci-..'..' 4 l" 1 !
tVhKnti, lp , 4 1 11 0
Hopke. a. 10 1111
Moor ztk. 1 I 1.1 1
"roniften. jrt. . ..1.1. t 0 :0
rrmt.ee c. 1 0 0 a .1 !
Beeuher,
. p. 4 J ... l. I 0
r:l. : . . - c t 1 xr "ij ' 1
Fior citt: , . :
Tota
Andreaa.' Xb. I I t 1 1 I
Standing of Teams
. WEST. LKAC1VC ! NAT L LKAQCK.
W.UPit.. W.L.Pct.
Stout City.. 1 4 .7M Phila 1
Wichita ... U .: Pittsburg ...14 I
Lincoln ....10 T .it New York. ..14 1 3
I'enver 10 7 .svt. Cincinnati ..1 ( .a
St. Joseph.. 10 .U Chicago 12 11 .6!
Omaha 1 11 Buton IT VO
Tiela .... 13 .2,8 St. I.outs. . . . 4 13 .ilo
Ues Moines. 1 17 .lbt Brooklyn ... 1J .;'1
AS1KR. AS3 N. AMER. LEAOVE.
W.UPrt.. W.LPtt.
Minn'apollall 11 .6i'l Detroit 1 t M-i
( olutnnus .13 I &9I Boston 13 10 bat
Kn. t lty..H 10 - .MMi Phlla 11
Milwuk..lS II 7?lNew 'ot k,;.ll 1 tU
St. Iatrt....l2 ll .MOChicago ,.11 10 .4
TxnilsvlUe .:if 13 41,UasAingioo. II 12 "iW
Toledo ... .10 I ,n 'lere!and ... 14 -Sn
lnrtianap lis 7 1 ..W3t Louis.'... i 11 .ili
. ' ' x eeterday'a Reawlis.
, weSTKRM LltGVK.
Omar,.' Lincoln.:. : ..' f '
T'ef Moines, n: Denver. 4.
St. Josepn. i Wichita. i.
Sinux City. 5: Topeka, J. '.
NATIONAL RAUVK.
Cincinnati, H; Unwrni.'lii,'
ht. Iuls. 1; Hrooklyn, 10
fhlcaao, ; New Vork. S:
Pittsburg. 10 inilladelphla. 19. '
' AMERICAN LP:AOVE.
Unshington. 6: t'hlcago. 2i.
rhllkdrlphla.' 4; St. Luul. I
. ,Netv ijprk, (: tietralti .
Boston, 7: Cleveland, ,
AMERICAN AShXlClAI ION.
Columbus. 2; Jndlanapolls.-I. '
.Toledo. 6; lutilsvlllc. ,
Knnsoa City. 30; Kt Paul". 1.
Mllwaukae. 13; Minneapolis. 4.
Uaaaea Today. j
Western league Omaha at Denver, Dea
Moines at Lincoln, Sioux City at Wichita,
bt. Joseph at topeka. ,
National League ClnAnnatl ' at Boston.
Bt. Louts at Brooklyn, Chicago at New
If oik. litlauurg at Philadelphia.
American Leagues-Washington at Chl
iago. I'niiadeipma at Si. Louis, New Turk
at Detroit, iluston at t'leveland.
Anrarlcan As,oclatlon Milwaukee at
Minneapolis, Kanras City at St. Paui.
Columbus at Louisville, Toledo at Indian
apolis i
1 "'k 'eilate Isguer-Superlor at
Grand Island, Hastings at Kearney, Seward
-.... ..... . wituiuni.
Stem, lb r., I 1 1 10 0 0
Breen. If 4 1 1 1- 1 0
Neighbors, rf 1 0 0 1 0 0
Wagner, of 4 0 1 4 0 0
Railly. as 4 0 1 0 I 0
Welch, lb. ..4 0 0 1 1 0
C. Miller, a 4 1 1 1 (l
W. Miller, p I 0-vO 1 I 1
Total 83 l I ti li 1
Topeka 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-1
Hloux City 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 01
Three-baee hit: Wagner. Two-base hit;
Whitney. Haoririce hits: Hopke, Dreen, W.
Miller. BaorUlce tiles: Klckert, Neighbor.
Doubla play: Hreen to C. Miller. Stolen
L-aaes: Breen (1), Neighbors. Baa on balls:
Otf Besoher, li oft Miller, . tltruck out:
By Beether. I; by Miller, 1. Passed ball:
ITrambcs. Cmpir: Haskell.
WICHITA DErEATI IT. JOSEPH
Visitors
Am tsaltl t
Overeei
Early Lad.
WICHITA, Kan., May 11. Wichita
featad Vt. Joseph her today, getting
early ;lad. Boor I .- , .
WICHITA. '
da
an
AB. R. H. O. A.
v . w. v.
juaaiston. at , 6
Derger, I
elen, If 4
Koerner, lb
Hughes, lb ,..,.
Pen grw, rf
Davis, rf
.11 U
I hi
Schnild. lb..
C lemons, e..
Jainigan, p.
TvteJs '.
...... 4
;Tiu i?
ii
ST. JQ8ITPH1 -
AW. R. H.
O.
0
A. E.
Zwllllng, of.
Kelly, rf
Pbweil, If........
Rellly, ti
Burton, lb........
Mtnk, ss
0. 0
it
4
W,
liamUion, lb
Cooper, a 4 0 1 I
Kaufman, p I 9 0 0
(ihlllette, f. 0 0 0 0
MeCUasnay I 0 0 0
Totals .81 I i 14 11 0
'Ratted for Kaufman In th seventh.
Wichita I OliOOOlO-
St. Joseph.'. ...... ... 0 t'M'l i I M
Two-baa hits: Mlddleton, Hughes, Jar
nlgau, Koerner. basea on balls: Off
Kaufman, X; off Jamlsan, 4. Struok out:
Hy chllietta, 1; by Jarblgan, L Timei
lfc. Ln.plr; Clark.
ORlltLlEI LOIS TO DBS MOIMEI
Visitor Wla" Oust hr Sr af KIT
- to rar. '
DENVER, May U.-Da Molne defeated
th Orisslls today by I to 4. Score;
DCS MOINES. .
AB. R. H. PO. A. E
Curtis, If 0 1 1 0 1
Colligan. lb 4 114 10
Mettiok, of i i 4 I 0 0
Dwyer,-lb.. 4 " 0 1 1 0
Needham, ss..., 6 0 I 1 1 1
K ores, lb 4- 0-014
Decamp, rf.,.,., I 0 0 1 0 0
Lynch, a....- ,.0 I - ' 1 0
Northrop, p 4 11119
Totals S I 11 Zt 14 1
DENVER. .
AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
MoMurray. o 4 0 0 4 1 0
Qllmore. cf 4 0 110 0
Waldenaaul, lb , ., I 0 1 11 0
Julllln. lb 0 I 1
Lindsay, lb.. I t 1 U t 0
i ottey. as I l e l 1 0
Cassldy, rf 4 0 110 0
OB lien. If 4 0 0 1 0 0
Khman, p 11 1 1 4 0
Harris, p..... 1 0 0 0 1 0
t ,
Totals 32 4 17 17 I
Des Moines I I I II III M
Denver 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 04
Stolen bales: Mattlck. Weidenewul, Cas
sldy (3. Needhsm. Coffey, O'Brien Twa
bsse hit: Northrop. Home run: Msttick
Struck Out: By Northrop, 1; by Ehman. ti
by Harris. I Bases on balls: Off North
rop, : off Ehman, 1. Tft on basea: Pea
Moinee. 10, Denver. I. Innings pitched: Bv
Ehman six and ana-third, runs 4. hits .
by Harris two and two-thirds, runs 1. hits
4. Time: 1:47. I'mptre: Shoemaker.
roler'a KUaey Kvasegy Aeted alrk.
M. N. George, Irondale, Ala., waa both
red with kidney trouble for many yeara
"I til' persuaded to try Foley Kidney
Remedy, and before taking It thre daya
I could feel Its beneficial effect. Th
pal left my back. ' my kidney action
cleared up and I am ao muob batter. I
4 not hesitate to rcomcand Foley Kid
ney Remedy." For sal by all druggists.
. -a- I
ffrcrr rv X
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Manager of Moisant Aviators
N'-wiC at -
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PHILLIES WIN BY 19 TO 10
Pittsburg Pitchers Touched Up for
Seventeen Safe Ones.
LOSERS SCORE SEVEN IN NINTH
Philadelphia Breaks fteason'a Scoring;
Record 1st . National Ltssse
, Alexander Effective Till
Last Inalnar.
PHILADELPHIA. May 11. -In defeating
Pittsburg by 10 to 10 today 'Philadelphia
broke the season's scoring record In the
National league. Camnltz, Gardner and
Smith wera all hit hard by the home team.
while Alexander waa very effective until
the ninth Inning, when tha visitors acored
seven runs on two-baggera by McCarthy
and Miller, two errors and four bases on
balls. McKetchnle was hit on the wrist by
a pitched ball in th first inning and was
foroed to leave tha gam. Gibson and Wag
ner wer put off the field by Vmplr fin.
nera'n for objecting fbvdec1slons. Score:
FHILAPEU'HIA PlTTSBtRO.
n.H.O.A.B. - . B H.O.A.B
TUus. rf..... I-I V McK'hnle. Ill I t t 0
Knt.be, b.... t 14 1 pjrnt, Jb..,.l I 1
boben, it..,. 1 l l I imcIi. cf I 4
M(e. !( II lrk. It.... 4 I
!ikrt, c( . 4 110 0 Wiiatr, m... I I 1 1 h
Ludarus, ,1k.. i 1 0 MriVinh;. n I I 1 0
Cxwlis. .Ss,.. 4 4 VJ Miller. 2b. . 141
Ilooin. s I I 11 t 1 Humor, lb... (440
Aleiuaer, p. t I 1 1 Wilton, rt ... 4 0 1(0
Gtbaon, .... 1110
Teuls W 17 17 4 1 glmoo, e I I 1
amnlti, p... 10 0 4 4
Gardner, p... t 0 4 0
Smith, p
Flyno 0 0 0 0 4
Totals.. ..14 4 14 11 1
Batted for Smith in ninth.
Pittsburg 1 0 .0 0 0 0 2 0 7-10
Philadelphia o o I 1 1 o o s ;
Two-base hits: Dooln. McCarthy (2), Mil
ler, Lobert, Titus. Three-base hits: Lobert,
Paskert. Hem mm Mage. Hlta: Off
off Gardner, 7 In four Innings; off Smith!
4 in two-thrid inning, facrifioe hit: lu
derus. Sacrifice file: Knab. Simon,
Byrne. Stolen bases: Lobert. . Mage.
Knabe. Ieft on bases: Pittsburg, 6; Phil
adelhola. S. Bases on balls: Off Camnits.
li off Uardner, 4; off Smith, 1; off Alex
ander, I. Bases on errors: Pittsburg, 3;
Phi ade Dh a. 1. Hit by Ditched ball: M.V
Alexander, McKechnle; by Gardner. Tltue.
Struck out: By Gardner, 1; by Alexander,
10. Wild pitches: Camnits, Gardner. Time:
1:20. Umpires: Flnneran and Kigler.
Brooklya Hlta Ball Hard.
BROOKLTN. N. Y., May 11.-Brooklyn
batted Steele and Geyer hard today, while
Barger was well-nigh mvincibls, and tha
home team won its first game of the St.
Louis series by 10 to 1. Daubert secured
a home run, a tiipl and two singles in
four times up. Score:
BROOKLYN. ST. LOl'Il.
B.H.O.A.K. B. H.O.A.B.
urk, at t 1 t 4 1 Mutsme. XX. 4 4 0 S
tubMt, lb.. 4 1 11 I e HtuMr. ... 1 I
Vht, If.... 4 II 0 Ellis, if 4 1 4. 0 4
Hummel, lb. 4 I t Konttcbr, lb. I 1 II 0 0
Ltjeune. ct.. I II 1 tviu. rf ... 4 I I 0 0
Coulaoa. rf . I I 4 4 Mowrejr. lb.. I 1 I 4
tlm'rntl, 161 1 Oakte, ef.... I lit
Bergen, .... 4 I 4 Brttnthss, ! 11 4
Bwter. p.... 4 111 Bll. c 1 till
Stl. p I 1.4
THllt......4 U It II lUqv, p .... I 4 1 4
ToUlt 10 I 14 14 1
Brooklyn 0 0 1 0 4 1 1 -W
St. Louis 0 0000. 0101 1
Left on bsses: St Louis, 4: Brooklyn, I.
Two-bajte hits; Coulson, Barger. 'i'hr4
base hits: Daubert, Wheat. Home run:
Iaubert. Micililct riy: Hummel, ttauri
flce hits: Stark (3). Daubert (2). Baa
on errors: St. Louis, 1. titolea bases;
Wheat "l. Leleune. Zimmerman. Double
play: Stark to Hummel to Daubert. Base
on bails: Lir Steele,-i; on ueyer, ; on
Bamer. 1. Struck out: Hv Steele. 1; by
Geyer, 1; by Harger, 4. Wild pitch; Bteele.
Hits: Off Steele, ll In six innings. Time;
1.41 Umpires; Klem and Doyle.
tabs Ittsu Lack.
NEW TOKK, May ll.-Chlcago, after
having loat five gamea In a row, turned
on New Vork and won, 0 to 3, today In a
contest featured by th pitching of Harry
Mclntyre. . Soorc: '
CMICAOO. KBW yftRK.
B H.O.A.B. B.H.O.A.K.
ItaekaH. If.. 4 I I IDmn. rf .4 4 14 1
Sohulte. rf . 4 I I I L. Doyle, lb. 4 4 114
Holmu, cf . III 4 Saadxraaa, cf 4 I I I 0
rhtnce,lk .. 4 4 4 Murray, If... I 1
1. Doric, lb. 4 14 11 Mcrkic, IS... 4 4 It I
Tinker, a. ... I 114 4 indwell, aa. 4 4 I
tim'rmas. lb 4 I I I 4 frills, lb... I
AMkcr, a. .. I 4 4 1 Myara. c I 1 I 1 4
Kllng 1 1 I I 4llaan. a ... I 1114
Wclntrrc, p.. 4 1 4 4 Crendell, P . 1 4 4 I 0
Raymon4. p. 1 I
Total II 14 17 T 1 B.fk.r 1 4 I
Mareuar. p. 4 4
Gov ...... I I I 4
Totals I I r7 11 1
Patted for Raymond in the eighth.
Patted for Marquard In the ninth.
Chicago 0 0 1 1 I 0 I 1 0-0
New Vork 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 I
Two-base hits: Zimmerman, J. Doyle.
Klmg. Tliree-base hits: Uyera. Knod
araas. H'jme run: Rchu'.te. Stolen bases:
C nance 1. Saerific hit: Schulte. 1-ft
en liaees: Clucag". I; New Vork, 4 Base
on eirors: New York. 1. Struck out: Uy
Craadall. I; by Raymond. 1; bv Mclntyre,
T. hears on balls. Orf randall, 2, oft
Ra nond. 1. Wild pilch: Rayiound. Hiw:
Off (randall. 7 in four and one-third in
ainga. it Kamnd 7 in three and two-Ihli-ds
innings; off Marquard, 1 in one In
nn 1im. 1 it I'mplrea. Brennaa and
Oly.
Beele Take (lac toateai.
BOSTfiV. May 11. Cincinnati won a alow
gam front Boston toda, 11 to 10, The
4
,K',' .:
9" t t-
. , 4i Aj.frCOlXa- -:,,.S kwt? lit jWJ.araUaa
YOUN'G.
local team secured three home runs, but
weak pitching lost the contest. Score:
CINCINNATI. BOSTON.
B.H.O.A.K B H O A E
Pfsrhar, If... 4 1 4 0 4 Clarke, If ... 3 1111
Kgan, lb 4 IT 0 Tannry, lb... 4 4110
ttatao, cf 4 1 I m 1 HarioK, n... 1 I I 1
Hoblltiol. lb. I I 11 M Insrrton, lb.. 4 1114
Rck. rf .... tit Millar, rf . . 4 114
Grant, lb.... I I 1 I 0 ?.ny, lb.. 4 4 14 4
Iony, aa... 4 I I I 1 IVIllnx. rf... 1 4 4 4 4
McLean, c.l I 1 I 0 Graham, c.l 1411
Kromme, p.. 114 10 Brown, p I 1 0 1 0
i . Pfrdue. p.... 1 0 0 0 4
Totals 4114 17 16 t Spratt. Jb.... 1 0 4 4
MrTiama. p.. 4 4 4
Butlar 1 0 4 4 4
Totale 14 11 17 11 4
Batted for McTlgue In ninth.
Boston 0 riot 101 1-10
Cincinnati 3 0 4 0 I 0 4 1-11
Two-base hits: Beecher, Egan. Downey,
Bates, lngerton, Hoblitzel, darker. Three
base hit: Sweeney. Home runs: Miller,
Brown, lngerton. Hits: Off Brown. 7 In,
six Innings: off Perdue. 7 In two Innings.
Sacrifice fly: Miller. Stolen basea: Bates
t2, HobltUel (2), Collins, Grant. Double
plays: Clark tn Graham, Grant to Kgan
to HobltUel, Bgan to Downey to Hoblltxel,
lngerton to Graham to Tenney. Left on
bases: Boston. 6; Cincinnati, 13. Basea on
balls: Off Brown, 6; off Perdue, 1; off Mo
Tigue, 4-; off Fromme, 6. Hit by pitched
ball: By Brown, Hoblitzel; by Fromme,
Clarke. Struck out: By Brown, 2; by Per
due, 1; by Fromme. 2. Time: 2:31. Um
pires: Johnstone and Eason.
BREWERS RON OYER MILLERS
! r t .'" r
Champions ' Suffer Bad Defeat
Pennant Railing Day.
on
FINAL SCOEE THIRTEEN TO FOUR
Appropriate Ceremonies and Raad
Mode Marks Peasant Raising
dar--Randal! Gets Three
Base Hit. I
MINNEAPOLIS. May ll.-Approprlata
ceremonies and band music marked pen
nant raising day In Minneapolis, but th
champions suffered an overwhelming da
feat.. Score:
MILWAUKES. MlNNBAPOUf.
B.H.O.A B. firmer, cf... 4 4 14
Jtandall, rf ... 4 t 4 4 4 0111. lb 4 114 1
Charloa. tb. . B III 1 Oavath. If.. I till
Jonaa. lb 4 I I 4 W llllama. to. 4 I I
Llabold. If... I 1 1 4 Rmamaa, rf. I 1 1
Barrett, cf... I 114 4 Kllllfcr, as.. 4 tilt
Clark, lb..., II Ferric, lb.... 4 144
Lewla. aa 1 4 4 4 Ovona. a 4 I 4 I
Marthall, a . I I 1 I Pattarcon, p.. I I
Doufhtrty, p I 1 1 I Hmltb I I
Tota la 44 10 17 11 1 Total!...., It I IT 1ft 1
Smith battnd for Patterson In ninth.
Milwaukee 0 0 1 4 0 0 1 0 411
Minneapolis 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0-4
Two-baa hit: Jones, Clark, Marshall.
Three-base hit: Randall. Httses on balls:
Off Dougherty. 4. Struck out: By Patter
son. I; by Dougherty, 1. Time: 1:46. Vm
plres: Bierhaiter.and Weddjge.
Neihof f toPlay
Third Base for
Pa Rourke's Team
Star of Lait Year's Dei Moinei Outfit
.' Will Join on with Omaha
. at Once.
Pa Rourks tiss stopped ona of th weak
spots In his lineup.
Csar Niehoff. tha heavy hitting fast
fielding third baseman, who waa with Dea
Mcjlnes last season, and who want to In
dianapolis b'y way of iPttaburg, has bsen
secured for tha third sack position, with
tha Rourke family. He wtll reach Omaha
this morning and will join the team at
either Denver or Topeka, probably th
latter place.
Niehoff's presence wtll be a big telp Just
now. He will relieve Captain Bchlpke, and
enable that player to get the rest his weak
knee demands. His presence on the field
will strengthen Kneavs, who will not have
to cover quite as much ground, and will
thus b steadier In his ttork. When tichipk
gets a llttlo rent for his bad leg, he will
be in condition to go In anywhere on th
field and make a full hand. This will put
Omaha In pretty fair shape..
Th losing streak was broken at Lincoln
yesterday after a hard fight for eleven
innings, Omaha winning th gam by hard
hitting. It. la only fair to hold out tha
hope that th hoodoo ha been quieted If
not actually done away with, and that
from this time on the team ought to get
at least an even break in th luck of th
gam. With rtits It Is certain to coma
home with a much better record than it
haa made on the road. Th tough luk
cannot last forever.
SACK CENTER, Minn. May 11-Th
paihfinding automobile of the Minnesota
Automobile association on Its route-making
trip from Kt. Paui to Helena. Mont., left
here at o'clock today for Fargo, Jf, D
via Fergus Falls.
Foley Kidney I'lne take hold of your
syirn nd help you to rid yourself of
your dragging backache, dull baadache.
aorvouaness, impaired eyesight, and ef
til th Ilia resulting from the Impaired
action of your kidneys sad bladder. Re
member. It la Foley Kidney PCla that da
t
WHITE SOX PILE UP 20 RUNS
Senator. Buried Under Ar&lavnche of
Hiti Without Trouble.
FINAL SCORE IS TWENTY TO SIX
Creoai Hit Hard a ad Rapport Hasttil
To Home Raae Tbree Tfcree
Baae Hlta Sis Oooel for
Two Raa-re.
CHICAGO, May ll.-Chlcago batted
Groom all over the field tody and had
little difficulty burying the visitors In an
avalanche of hits, winning the game by a
score og 20 to 0. Th support behind Groom
waa also very rsgged. Score: " '
CHICAOf). WASHINGTON.
B.H O A g. B. H.O.A.B
McOon all. lb 4 14 1 0 Milan. cf....4 111
Lord, lb 4 1 I Coamy. If . ..4 1 1 1
Mtlntyrt, ef. 4 I 4 4 LeMralt. lb. I 4 Id 4 4
Oallahan. If, 4 S I 4 e BlbarfaW, lb. 4 1 I t 1
Bodle, rf I I Scbarfrr. if.. 4 141
Colhna, lb. ,.4 1 1 4 v thim, xb 4 4 114
rnrhan, as... I 1 1 4 I MrBrtda. aa. . 14 4 1
Sullivan, c.l I I I Hanry. e 4 111
While, p I 1 ft I Inmm. p I 1 4 I
1 Miller 1
Total 44 11741
TMalt 10 U 14 4
Batted for Groom In ninth.
Chicago .....0 0 1 1 4 0 7 -
Washington ....... 1 1 1 1 0 0 2 0 0--
Two-base hits: Corhan. McConnell. Col
lins, Conroy, White, Bodle. Three-base
hits: Schaefer. Bodle. Sullivan. Home runs:
Milan. Callahan. Sacrifice hits: Conroy,
t'olllns. White. Double play: Corhan to
McConnell to Collins. Left on bases: Chi
cago! "7: "Washington. I. Races on balls:
Off White, 2; off Groom, 1. Hit by pitched
ball: By Groom, McConnell. Corhan.
Struck out: Bv Groom. 4; bv White. S.
Passed balls: Henry, 2. Wild pitch: Groom.
Tim: 2:10. Vmplres: Perrlne and Sheridan.
Boston Takes Close One.
CLEVKLAND, May ll.-Cleveland and
Bnaton fought on of the harden diamond
battles vr seen her today, th visitors
winning after ten ninings. 7 to ft. Pinch
hitters were used by the wholesale, which
resulted In seven pitchers being- used.
Scor:
BOSTON.
a. ho
C1.KV BLAND.
A r
B HO
A.B
Booear. rf -.
Gardnar, lb.
Speaker, cf..
Lawla, If....
Knfla. lb...
Yarkca, aa...
it
1 0 Oraner, If..
I I
I I
1 I
1 I
Olaon, aa 4
4 Jarktnn, cf. .. 4
4 BcMcrly, rf.. 4
4 Storall, lb.,, 4
Turner, lb... 4
0 Ball, IB.-... 4
0 Land, c 1
0 smith. I
0 Ylncllns p.j I
0 Harkneaa, p. 0
I 1ft
I 1
4 I
W llllama, lb. 4 4 14
Oarrlgan. c. 4 1 4
Hall, p 4
(tootta, p 4
Wood, p 1
4
1
nirnVham .. 1
M Kaler. p ft
Hiandlnf, p.. 4
Fltbcr 4
Totals 41 14 M
Totala 17 tl 40 11 4
"Matten ror Harknees in the seventh.
Batted for Kaler in th ninth.
Cleveland 1 10000121 04
Boston I 00011200 1-7
Two-base hits: Olson, Easterly, Hooper.
Three-base hit: Engle. Bases on balls:
Off Ylngllng, 2; off Blending. 1; off Hall,
4. Struck out: By Ylngllng. f; by Bland
ing, I; by Hall. 2, by Cicotto. I: bv Wood,
1 Time: 2:36. Vmplres: Evans and
Mullin. ' I
Athletlca Rally la Kioto.
ST. LOUIS, May 11. Philadelphia scored
threa runs in a ninth-Inning rally and de
feated th locals. Sensational fielding by
Shotton and Hofroan and Strunk's home
run drive wer th featur. Score:
PHfLADBLFHl A. ' IT. LOUIS
B.H O A. aV a. h o a s;
Strunk, If.... 4 114 4 tkettoa, If... 4 174
Oldrlof, ef... 4 t I Austin, lb... 4 1 1 4
Collins, lb... I 41 4 Hainan, rf... I 1114
naaar, as.... a lit 0 Lacorta, lb.. 4 4114
Tavta, lb.... 4 4 I 4 4 Hofmaa. ef. . 4 4 I 4
Murphy, rf.. 4 I 1 1 4 Clarke, C....A til
Mclnnaa, a.. 4 111 4 Wallace, as. . I 4 I I 4
Thomaa, c... 4 14 4 4 Crlaa. lb 1 4 41
Krauac. p.... I ft I 4 Powell, p.... I 114
LWIncnen, 4 4 4
Coomb, ... 4( Totals. .....II 17 Tl 1
Uw 114 V
Derrick .... I44
Totala at 11 IT I
Batted for Kraus In th ninth.
Ran for Thoma In tb ninth. ,
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 14
6t. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 02
Two-baa hlta: Shotton, Lord. Horn
run: eitrunk. Bases on balls: Off Kra.ua.
1; off Powell, 1. Struck out: By Kraus.
I; by Powell, 1. Tim: LW. Vmplr:
uiaeen ana y uougnim.
Tlsjora Are Blanked.
DETROIT. May 11. Detroit, helpless tn
th hands of Russell Ford, failed to reach
second baaa and New York captured th
acond lima ef tha eerie, to a It was
a pitchers' battle until tha sixth and dumb
playing thereafter aidOd New Tork In mak
ing run. Bcor:
NTW TORK. DBTROrT
B H O.A.I B. H.O.A.B.
Welter, rf.... 4 It 4 Shaller, If... 4 4144
Daniels, tl... 4 114 Bush, as 411
Cfeaaa, lb.... I 114 Oot. cf I 114 4
Hartaell. lb.. 4114 Oafor. rf . I 4 I 4 ft
Crce. it I I Iiclah'nty, Ik I I I I
Gardner, lb.. 4 I I I ft Moriarty, lb. I 4 1 4 4
Johnana, as.. 4 i 4 4 4 Kaaa. lb 1 lull
Sweeney, e. .. I 11 t Btanaga, a.... I 114 4
Ford, p 14 44 Lively, p 141
- Sobnildt .... 1
Totala II 10 II 4 4
Totale 14 I IT IT 1
Batted for Lively In ninth.
New York 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 -
Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Ieft on basea: New York, 1; Detroit, t
Three-base hit: Sweeney. Sacrifice hlta:
Chase (2. Gardner. Sacrifice flies: Hart
teli, FYrd. Stolen baaa: Cree. Double
play: Johnson to Gardner to Chase. Struck
out: By Ford, 7; by Lively, 1. Baaee on
balls: Off Font 1; off IJvely. I. Hit by
pitched ball: By Lively, Sweeney, Daniels.
Time: 2:06. Umpires: Connolly and Kgan.
Superior Team
is in Fine Shape
It Win Three Straight Games from
Concordia Team of Eaniai Cen
tral Leag-ue.
SUPERIOR, Neb., May 11. epacial.)
Superior Just closed a series . of thre
games wHh tb Concordia (Kan.) Central
Kanaaa leagu beam and clearly outclassed
and outplayed them In every department
Score, first gme, I to i; second game, t
to 1; third gam, 1 to 4. Th feature of th
thlfd alma wa th heavy batting of th
Superior player, knocking Fowler, th
best pitcher, out Of th box In th fourth
Inning. Th Superior tam ha now thinned
out It tryout and expect to leave with
the regular Friday morning for Grand
Island, where It Is scheduled to open th
season May 12.
Join th Beo'a Booklovar contest now.
Taa StyW Caaaat B CrltWU-.
T HERE'S a correct 4hp for every
a a aa aaary aatania. Far oarft ana aiay
UTHOUM WATERPROOFED
Lift IN COLLARS.
Sft taa mmm rrkal aa aaaaaaikaL Tsar are
tatnaaaaUr clcea- Ya Imaerr laaai raartrif
viik a Same cla. Tbc tana ceilai fee a
aJwara wora-aalr wattrereofoe.
CelUrs, Zt eaab " Caft. SO a pe
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Tfca nBERLOID CO.
7 - t Wseerty riece. R. T.
.
mm
-Est
Jackson to Enforce
the Anti-Gift Bll
Food Commiuioner Servei Notice
Upon the Merchants of State of
Nebraska.
From a Staff Correspondent )
LINCOLN. May 11. t Special .)-Food
Commissioner W. It. Jitckson has given
notice to both Jobbers snd merchants over
the state that on and after July 1 his de
partment will rigidly enforce the recently
enacted Housh bill which provides that
n food products In packages containing
gifts. , premiums or priies shall be sold in
th state. The notice given In advance
will allow dealers ufficlent time. Com
missioner Jacket n believes, to dispose of
all -such goods they may hav on, hand.
The food commissioner, who took the mat
ter tip with Governor Aldrtch. received as
surance from the executive that he would
have his support In the matter. The let
ter sent out today reads as follows:
Mv attention Is called to the fart that a
tUTj Johi"'r r furnishing the trade
.V7l rt ?rofluc, Packages containing
gifts, rremiums or prizes
-.y1;11'. It"'. """ ln t"" rtifrict
court of the Judicial district corresponding
iML'",KRricr.oountv- which h district
Judge held that the law was uncnnstltu
tlonal. It has not been passed upon hv the
supreme court, and therefore we are dis.
posed to hold that the law is effective In
all of tha state outside of Lancaster
county.
We feel all the more sure of the reesnn.
ablenees of enforcing this law since the
Je":,lature enacted a law known a,
Lmu,'"-,..107 Providing -for an act to
prohibit gift enterprises and to provide,
punishment for violation of the ssm
This bill received the signature nf the
governor and will b operative In lulv
I pon consultation with Governor Aldrlch
A. V" J,w,lrtd that on and after Julv i
the food, drug and dairy commission woulo
rigidly enforce the law with reference to
packages containing gifts, premiums or
prises. This lease of time will give dealers
an opportunity to dispose of such slock
ss they may now have on hand. We r.re
giving this notice that all mav he pre.
pared for the strict enforcement of the
law after the date above mentioned.
MILLE RREPORTSON BUILDING
(Continued from Third Page.)
for mtklng an aasaul on the Idea of such
medical school extension. Tlinse who fa
vored th reolutiin and fought It through
to a succeseful finish contended that state
support for one school of medicine as op
posed to homeopathic and eclectlo theory
wan purely class legislation.
toort Holda Couple Divorced.
In the cut of Lucy Scott against Charles
Scott, parties living at Vniversity Place
who eleven years ago were divorced, but
who have continued to live In the same
house ever since. Judge Stewart today
decided that their relations should revert
to that of divorced man and wife, and
that all recent actions In court should be
dropped,., with both parties paying costs
Incurred by them ln the matter.
The plaintiff, Mr. Scott, asked the court
for a permanent Injunction prohibiting her
former husband from living In the house
which the two had occupied aa husband
and wife before their separation. Th de
fendant filed an answer In. which ha al
leged that while the property was ln th
name of Mrs. Scott It really belonged to
him Inasmuch aa all of tha material with
which th houss waa built bad been fur
nished by him. '
.
DANDBLIOX WAR AT KEARNEY
tlx Hundred gtndeots Clear Cam pas
at Norosal School.
KEARNEY. Neb.. Mey, 11. -(Special. )
Kearney caught th dandelion war fever
several days Ago. but hostllliiee have
eo.nflned to Individual skirmishes until this
forenoon, when 0 students of th State
Normal school were marshalled ln classes
on the campus and began avstamatie Ha.
stmctlon of tha yellow peril.
Within Just an hour tha bla- cam rn a
clear of dandelions and heaps of wilting
plant five feet high wera staekad ahn.it
tha campus. Tha students attacked tha
aanaeiions. which thickly studded th
grounds about th achool, with knives,
trowels, hoe and digger mad for th
purpoae. There were no 1nughr and
within a brlf spec of time Dr. A. O.
WKKe4a4e4t4K
The Wise Live
and Learn'
And the wise thing to
learn about Rye is that
RcHEgLf
is the best of all the old time
favorite because it is absolutely pure
with smooth delicate flavor all its own.
"Schenley" is distilled four times ,
in copper
(ordinary whiskey not mot than twice)
which gives you full strength, full
purity, full flavor.
ft
I. .i
9
Alway keep a bottl of
In th boa.
Bottled In Bond. U. S. Oovernment ttina en every battle.
Schenley Distilling Company, Lucesco, Pa,
Note the label on the bottle
RVfc
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and be sure
Pure
Rye
A TRIUMPH IN THE ART
THE LEADING BEER
IN THE MIDDLE WEST
Family Trade Supplied b
( haa. Stors, Phones Wehste
12O0; ltttlepeudenl B-1SU1.
Thomas railed the student tn chapel, snd
from the windows of the new wing nn a
yellow blnsaom could be seen and the
lawn was aa smooth as before the rai'l
After the battle was ended the student. 4
congregated on the campus, sang a fen
songs of victory and m.tde plans for tlie
biggest ptcnlo Kestney students eet en
)ed. It will be held before the vve nf
the term and all Mudrnla of the s. ho.
aii' expected to participate. It Is ptct.al'le
the place will he selected sonienhere on
Wood river.
CENTRAL CITY COMMERCIAL
CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS
Wnrkina for tw Train Over gtroina
hnra Branch and Wante F'nnrth
of July Celebration.
CENTRAL CITY. Neh M ti-ifir,..
elal. The Central City Commercial club
nectaeo hy an overw he Inting vote at it
last meeting, that there should he a Fourth
of July celebration In Central City this
year. In case ClarUs waa not determined
to hold a celebration there.
Resolutions were adonted aaklne that
all efforts be put forth to secure another
train over the Vninn Pacific Strotnsluirg
branch, one which would leave Lincoln at
about 7.30 In the morning and arrive her
between 10 and 11, and which would return
so as to reach Lincoln at about ;;,10 In the
evening.
The president was Instructed to appoint
a committee on publicity to assist in se
curing and furnishing Information to the
taxpayers of the county In this new court
house proposition. In the election of offi
cers. O. H. Gray, who has held the presi
dency of the club since its foundation,
was re-elected unanimously, this being his
eighth consecutive term.. Bert Ixck was re
elected treasurer, and James Henderson,
secretary. J. H. Wlthrow was re-elected
vice president. The following were elected
th board of trustee; Stem Nnrdstedt. K.
H. Bishop. Pert Hart. rr. H iz i r... ri,
M. O. Rcudder, fieorge Lock, Percev Burke
K. W. Badger. J. K. Jenkins.
BOY HAS FINGERS TORN OFF
Aabnrn lad Is IMaHna -Ith Dyna
mite Cartridge. When It
FCxplndea.
i
AVBVRN. Neb.. May II i .pecl.il. I Yes.
terday Pude MrKee ns playing with n
dynamite cartridge at the school iohp
when it exploded and tore off his thumb,
one finger and psrt of another. ani
severly injured his hands. This hoy. n tn
other boys, found the dynamite cartridges
along the public, road., and some of the
boys had their pocketr full of them In.
vestigatlon showed that The Humer Con
struction company, engaged In drertfttrm
th Nemaha river, unloaded a box con
taining the cartridges and tools along the
road. Agents of tha company say it a
locked and that someone broke it open and
scattered the cartridges on the ground
where the boy found them,
Mate Board at Cambridge.
CAMBRIDGE. Neb., May ll.-iSpcia1.-The
State Board of Public Ind and
Buildings, consisting of Land Commis
sioner E. B. Cowler. Treasurer Walter A.
George. Secretary of Ptate Addison Walt
and Attorney Oeneral Grant C. Martin, ar
rived her via automobile from Bartley
Tuesday morning at 10 a. m. to look over
the site offered by Cambridge upon which
to locate the new noo.ono agricultural
achool whldh s to b established In this
Section of Nebraska. The board left this
city at I o'clock and were taken by th
committee' hers, who had the matter In
charge, to Oxford, where they arrived at
4 p. m., after having made a short stop at
Arapahoe.
Frtahtfnl Inlimi
of the stomach, liver torpid, lame back
ana wean Kidneys sre overcome by Electr1;
Bitters. Guaranteed. SOc. For sale by
Beaton Drug ,Co,
Base Ball Baaqaet.
E!rlt.Clro!': '"etsry he Omaha Base
Ball club. Is to be the guest of honor at a
banquet given by th Peckers' Base Ball
L'1u.R',ur1r nlht- Th Tread will b.
held at th Block Yards ttrhinn an,,.w.
Omsha. '
On another page will tte round tha rules
governing the Booklovers Contest.
"Tie Favorite Rje
of Six Generations"
"Schsnley''
to order Schenley
at your dealer.
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