THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, MAT 20. mil.
rcmiriTPQ I hAn Sphpo ar Virhira with Kn hanr n nmnrr irf rr7 Khi mpc I HQQ
14
OMAHA WINS CLOSE CAME
Two Home Rani Tie Score and Kin;
Brings in Counter.
HITS BUNCHED, SCORE 13 6 TO 4
Iex1alasf Seor Made kr lrk, Wk
Start III Only 111, Steals
II r4 Single.
WICHITA. Km., May 19-Speclal Tele
rram.) Omaha bunched hit on Jackson
In the seventh, eighth and tenth Innings
and walked off with the first same of the
series, 8 to 4. While the Jobber! made
eight hit off Durbln they were scattered
through tlx Innings.
The Jobber got away three runs to the
good In the first six Innings. Hughes
walked, stole second and scored on Pettl
grew'e double In the second. Jackson
doubled, Milllgan sacrificed and Berger
singled, ncoringvackson In the t.hird. Bel
den doubled In the fifth with two down
and scored when Williams dropped Kofr
Dor's high fly. A single, sacrifice, wild
pitch and sacrifice fly scored another In
the seventh.
Omaha got only two hits off Jackson In
the first si Innings. Nlehoff's single.
Schoonover'g triple and Kneaves' single
scored two rune In the seventh. Home
runa by Williams and Nlehoff In the
eighth tied the (core.
Omaha made a grand finish In the tenth
Inning. Pickering got his only hit of the
day fof a starter, and stole second. Kane
was out. third to first, Pickering taking
third. Williams, fanned. Mehoff was
walked. He stole second.
King came through with a single to
third too hot to hold, scoring Pickering.
King stole second, Schoonover singled to
left, scoring Nlehoff.
King was caught at the piate. Durbln
walked two In the tenth, but Belden was
out, pitcher to second, on fielder s choice.
Hughes fanned. Claire. batting for
Schmidt, hit a high one to Agnew. Score:
WICHITA.
. - All. K. H.
Mlddleton, cf 4 1 2
Berger, ss 4 0 1
Eslden, If .J 1 1
Koerner, lb I 0 v 1
Hughes. 2b 4 11
Pet ti grew, rf I 0 1
Sohmldt, 8b 2 0 0
Ghaw, c 4 0 0
O.
8
8
1
18
i
0
0
8
0
. 0
A.
0
Jackson, p 4
Claire i
Totals ,
83 .
OMAHA.
8 .30 12
AB. R, H. O. A. E.
Pickering,- 8t. -.
Kane, ib. ......
Williams, rf. ..
Nlehoff, 8b. ....
King, cf.
Schoonover, If.
Knnaves; OS.'-,..
Agnew, c.
Durbln, p
5-1 1 18
11
4
0
80
0
0
8
IS
Totals 88
10
Batted for Schmidt In tenth.
Omaha 0 00000 2 8 0 2-4
Wichita ..i.O 11010100 0-4
Two-base hits: Pettlgrew, Hughes, Jack
son, Belden.. Three-base hit: Hchoonover.
Home rune: Williams, Nlehoff. btolen
baHee. Pickering, Kane, Nlehoff, Kins,
HuKhea. Struck out: Hy Jackson, J; by
Durbln, 4. First base on ball.: Off Jack
eon, 2; off Durbln, 4. Time: 2:00. Lpiplrei
Haskell. ' , . 4
URIZZLIES BLANK THK UHl'tl MLRS
Dtatsr Wlsi Bauie by Storm of Viva
' , to ftothla. - . .
DENVER, May 19. The Drummers Tailed
to stop the winning streak of the Orlislrsm
wlnnlnr by the score of 5 to 0. Hagerinafj
pitched a good game and kept the visitors'
hits well scattered, ticors:
DENVER
AB. R
H.
3
1
0
1
0'
8
2
0
0
O. A. E.
6 2 0 '
3 o o ;
3 1 U
0 1 0
7 10i
1 3 0
3 0 0
6 lo.
1 1 o I
37 W "5
O. A. E,
1 1.0
2 0 0
1 1 0 i
8 0 0 I
3 0 u
1 0 0 1
12 2
4 4 0
0 10
0 J 0
0s 0 U
24 10
Lloyd, tb...
Oilmora, cf.
Weldonsaul,
Uulllln, 3b..
6
. 4
. 3
. 3
. S
. 4
. 4
. 8
. I
.32
If,...
Llnusay, lb
Coffey, ss
Cassldy, rf.......
McMurray, e
Hagerman, p..,.,
Totals..
6 10
ST. JOSEPH.
AB. R.
H.
1
2
1
0
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
McChesnejr, cf.
Kelly, rf
Powell, If
Riley, 3b
Jones, lb
Cooper, o
Uossett, c :,
Meinke. ss
Hamilton, 8b...
Burnham, p...,
Hanlfan, p
Broden ,
4 . 0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
' 0
Totals tl
7
'Batted for Burnhaoi In eighth,
Denver o 0 3 1 1 1 o o
BC Jossph 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Stolen bases: Coffey, Weldensaul, Mc
Murray,' Powell, Lindsay u, Lluyd. U.I
more. Two-base hits: Cassldy, Coffey.
6aeriflco bits: Qilmore, McMurray. btruck
out: By Hagerman, e; by Burnhuiu, 4.
Base on balls: Oft Burnham. 4. off
Hagerman, 1. Double play: Veldensaul
to Undcay, ' ilt by pitched ball: Wi J unseal.-
Left 0 bases: Denver, ; t. Ji.pn,
t. IltnlngS pitched: By Buinham, 7 (runs,
6; "hrts, lui; by llaulfau, 1 nuns, v, hits, o.
Time: I. bo. . Umpire: Moigan.
, -i ,
8IOVX CITY CAPTl HKs OPEN KR
fcfo
la la Defeatesl sy Seoro of Eight
1 to Isvts.
UNCO1
)N.
May !. loux City today won
the opening tame from Lincoln, 8 to 7. by
bunching hits tn two innings and using
gooo judgment on the
bases
Lincoln's er-
rors were costly, score:
' LINCOLN.
AB.
H.
0
0
1
0
o.
3
0
IS
0
A. E
Oagtiler, ss .
Cnglaub, 2b .
Cole, ef
Cobb, rf
Cockman, 3b
T. Miller, If ..
Thomas,, lb ..
Mcuraw. c ...
McCoxmlck
r. p
Jjundon
0
.Tptals
85 7
SIOUX C1TT.
12 27 14
AB. R.
11.
O.
8
10
8
1
3
2
I
8
0
E
0
0
1
Andreas, 3b ..
l-iem. lb
Harunan. 3b
Breen. If
M. Miller, c ...
Neighbors, rf
V agner. cf .,
Rellly. ss .....
Wilson, p
i
Totals S3 8 10 27 14
Duadon batted for Koa In t.lnth.
Lincoln 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 1 3-T
bioua City 00103040 44
Ruus batted In: Thomas. Cole O. In-
g.aub 3). Andreas, ftieu (Ji, M. Miller
"l.- Neighbors. Home run: Cnglaub.,
Thtee-base hits: T. M;lor. Thomas, l ook-
man. Neighbors. Two-bne hits: Thomas, '
XrTou,W 1'',. nXer
Miller, Thomas, .McOraw Brr.n. hacilfke
hits: Hattman. M. Miller Itouble play:
M. Miller to ; Haman struck out: By
lot 8; by V Ili-cn. I. Bes on ball: Olf
rox, 1; off HMon. a. Hit by pitched ball:
by Fox.' 1- 'Time; 1 ii. V mpue: ,CUrk.
Dtl MOINES DKI'KATI TOPrKA
Visitors Wis ( oali'tl by Score , ef .Mae
r to Elcbt.
TOPEKA. May TS-A single by Beecher
tied the score In the seventh Inning lodav
aftsr Dot- Moines had led sll the wsv. but
the nen Inn ins the visitors took and kept
the lead, wuimog t.i Score:
TOPF5CA
AB. R. H (Y A. E
RJckes-t. If 1 1 4 4 0 0
M e. 3b 4 j ' 3 4 4 I
i Kd. ib i i a i i.
Standing of Teams
WLBT. LEAGUE!.
W.L. Pi t '
Iener 17 T ,W
Finn City. ..IS I .SMi
Wichita 16 8 .'
Uncoln IS .ti!.v
Ft. Joseph. ..12 14 .42
Omaha 12 15 .444
NAT L. LEAGUE.
WL.Pct.
Philadelphia 71 .70
Plttabunr ....! 10
New York. ...17 It
Chicago 17 13 .507
Cincinnati ...13 IS .4V
St. louts 11 15 .42)
Brooklyn ....10 !) .wj
Boston S 24 .2So
AMER. LEAOL'E.
W.L. Pet.
retrolt 31 6 .844
Topeka I 17 .3!)
Des Moines.. 4 23 .145;
AMfcR AS8 N.
W.LPet.i
Columbus U ,w
Minneapolis ft 15 .W.'t
Chicago .18 18 ,5"2
I annas City. IS 13 .51
Boston 10 14 .5.1.1
New York.... 14 14 .WW
Philadelphia 13 15 .4M
Milwaukee .18 1 .6 fa
st. Paul If) H .500
Louisville ...is 17 ,4"iS
Cleveland .. .14 18 4
i Toledo 11 21 .r2l
Washington 10 IS .,
St. Louis 22 .291
MINK LEAGUE.
Indianapolis 11 23 .KM)
NEB. LRAQCB.
W.UPct I
W.UPct.
Falls City... I 0 1 000
Or. Inland.
.175
.626
.Sit
.571
.87J
t'olumbu
Clarinda .... 2
Auburn 1
Neb. City... 1
Mary vine .. 0
Fremont
Kearney
Superior
Hastings
York ....
Feward
.37.V
6hen doah , 0
.2601
.80)1
Yesterday's Reaalts.
WE8TERN LEACJCE.
Omaha. ; Wichita, 4; ten Innings
Hloux City, 8; Lincoln, 7.
Ft. Joseph, 0; Denver. I.
Des Moines; 9; Topeka. 8.
NATIONAL LKAOUK.
Ft. Iouis. 5; Boston, 3
Cincinnati, 0; Brooklyn. 2.
Pittsburg. 3; New York, 4
Chicago, 7; PhlladelpUla, 2
AMERICAN LEAU! .
Boston, 4: Chicago. 3.
New York, 10; St. Ixtils. .
Philadelphia, 8; Detroit, .
Washington, -1; Cleveland. 7.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee, 4; Toledo, 5.
Kansas City, 3; Indianapolis, 4; ten Inn
lugs.
e-t. Paul, 5; Louisville, 6.
Minneapolis. 11; Columbus, 1.
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
York, h; Grand Island. 8.
Seward. 13; Kearney, 11.
Hastings, 2; Columbus, 8.
Superior, ; Fremont, 3.
MINK LUAOUE
Auburn. 1; Nebraska City, 2.
Maryvllle. 1: Falls Cltv J7.
Bhenandoah, 4; ClarindT8.
Osmn Today.
Western League Omaha at Wichita,
Sioux City at Lincoln, tu. Joseph at Den
ver, Des Moines at Torx-ka-
National Lengue 8t. Louis at Boston,
Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Chicago at Phila
delphia, Pltuburg at New York.
American. League Boston at Chicago,
New York' at 6t. Louis. Philadelphia at
Detroit, Washington at Cleveland.
American Association Milwaukee at
Toledo, Kansas City at Indianapolis, 6t
Paul et Louisville, Mlncapolis . at Co
lumbus. '
Nebranka Plate League "Kearney at
Hsstlngs, Fremont st Be ward, Columbus
at York. Grand Island at Superior.
Mink League A ubum at Nebraska City,
Maryvllle at Falls City, Shenandoah . at
Clarinda. .
2 1
0 2
1 1
1 t
o o
0 1
Whitney, lb
Hopke. ss
Cromptnn. rf
0 .
0.'
r ramuee, v
Cook, p
Beecher, p
Totals....
41 8 17 27 18 J
DK8 MOINES.
AB. R. H. O. 'a; 'e.
Curtis. If
Colllgan,
. ft 2 8
5 3 3
0--4
3 I 7
t
MattlcK, , i'f .vw... 6 ,1 B
Dwyer, lb. ?:(i.i..vj'l . Tl . 8
5
Needhfchi. 2b
4 .. 1
M
Korea, 3b.,.,
Decamp, rf..
Bachatit, c.
Huexton, p..
Hersche, p..
ToUu.,
...4 0
... 8 0
..'8 o : t': o
... e o e e
! Topeka . .-. . . .",
I Des Moines..
...l V 1 V i V i V J-S
..0 0
2
t I 1 1 I M
i inree-uase nits: turns, maiucg. mwo
base hits: Rlckert (2. Hatlord. WnltneV,
hiambes. bscrline hits: Cook, Moore,
luiiixm, Kores. Mils: on uooK, la in six
UinlDgu; orf Beechsr, 4 In three Innings:
Colllgan to Need barn to Dwyer. Stolen
bwe: Rlckert, Moore (i), Hafiord, Toina
sun. Hopke, Dwyer, Needham. Bases on
Lans: UK Clark. i of l Beecher. 2; off
Huebton, 4, btiuck out: By Cook, 8; by
Beecher, 1; by Husston, t; by llersche, 1.
Pasted ball; Fiambes. Voiplre ; Shoe
maker. Pa Pleased With Pick,
His New Man on Third
Owner of Rourkei Writes to Grotte
Singing Praises of the Lat
est Acquiiition. .
Pa Rourke writes to Dick Grotte a most
glowing description of his Dear third base
man, Pick. Pick Is a big. strapping fel
low, 21 yesrs of age, fast and furious He
Is a graduate of the University of Vir
ginia, and Rourks got him through Cleve
land, where he had been nabbed.
"He must be mighty good," says Grotte,
"or Bill would never keep him on third
and send Nlehoff to second, for, believe
me, Nlehoff is some third baseman him
self. Bill Is greatly encouraged over the
outlook."
Nothing definite is known here as yet
as to the deal for Cheney, the Indianapolis
pitcher, but It seems as if hs were lost
to Omaha, for Louisville thus lar refuses
to waive on him.
No disposing of players has yet been done
or. will be until the return of Pa Rourke
and his club Mondsy morning. Graham,
Pickering, Anderson and PaUon are In
town. The working outfield at present Is
8 Williams, King and Schonoover; the In
J field, Kane. Nlehoff. Pick and Kneavea
m ! Who will go and who will not is uncertain.
j) :
o' NELSON WILL FIGHT BRITT
Jlauar Retaras froaa Eas-ono a4
riada Desire for Match Will '
- i Bo ttratlrlett.
FT. JOSEPH. Mo.. May W -Battling Nel
sen. who Is visiting here, today wired
Harry Pollock, matchmaker of the Twen
tieth Century Athletic club, New Tork.
0 : authorising him to arrange a match for
0 Nelson with Jimmy Brttt for September.
1 Nelson Is here with Eddie Dennis of Ean
Francisco, who will meet JSck White be
l'M,v n
ToRK. May U - Jimmy Brltt,
onc' !Shtwelght champion of the
world, is going to make a try for the title
afMln But. first cf all," he said, "I want
. ,, . .,,K
' 1 etUrn m W another former eham-
plnn Battling Nelson."
Brltt "-tenped ashore todav with a com-
from ,,uh the Aus-
"alln Promotes, to offer Jack Johnson
3c'8,f0 for a fight nest September with the
winner of the McVey-Langford hout?
.
Minneapolis signs l.eever.
COI.VMBI'S. O. May 1 - Minneapolis of
the Ame-lcan ssknclstlnn trdiv rimed Sam
l.eever. the forrser-Pittsburg pitcher.
Dec-tor CoavlcteA of Msiritvr.
CH ATTA NOCK3A. Tenn... siav i$.ron--"cte!
cf the murder cf his brother-'n-lsw
Thorpes B Vemian. Dr. John fherman
was sentenced to ten rears In the neniten
titrv today. Idutloo for a new trial was
entered
Ths rmahs Bee's Great Booklovers' On
test Thlrtj-cine prius. You can enter at
any time.
I Ad I ft
Leading Members of Rourke Family-VI
f.i i ;. ; .. . t
0 1 000 II- ' X ' . t ' e - t 1
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YORK LOSES ON A BLOWUP
Six Earned Bum Made by Grand
, Island in Seventh,
B. BROWN WINS FOR COLUMBUS
HI Timely Hlttlac with Man
Base Beats Hastings- Snoert ov
Wlaa mr Seoro of Ntae
to Three.
GfcD ISLAND, Neb. May 19.-(8p-clal
. THegram.) In a sensational hitting
gafaa oday Grand Island had the better
of ft land won by a batting rally In the
sevetiih'h making six earned runs. The
battinif wif Farrell and 'Marshall and the
fletdlngrof ' McKtbben and Cook were the
features. ',' Score:
; . TORK. ' GRAND ISLAND.
B R.H.O A E. B.ft.H.O A S.
Bradh'ki- m 4 0 0 1 eMcLtar, rf 4 3 4 0
Farrell. , Sh. (401 Kover. Ib.. 4 0 1 8 1
HenneMV.If 4 4 10 OMcKib n. If 4 t 1 S
Jsrrott, rf-p 1 0 0 0 Oi'ook, of.... 114 0 4
Mtlla lb... 4 I I 0 OArmst'g, lb 4 I 14 0 t
Harms. , f .. 4 4 3 4 0Mamhnll.b 4 3 4 4 0
Payne, lb . 8 8 11 l.Iokenit, o. 4 1 1 0 0
Buchanan, o 1 1 7 0 Orimlth, ss.. 4 0 4 4 0
Matrs.p-rf 4 14 4 I Paul, p.... I 113 1
: Hartman, pi 0 0 8 4
Totals. ...7 OStUO 1 .
, Totals ... M U 17 16 3
Tork 0 0 0 0 4 0 1 0 n&
Grand Island 0 1 0 0 0 1 6 0 8
Karned runs: York, 3; Grand Island, 8.
Three-base hits: Farrell, Armstrong, Mc
LeAr. Paul. Two-base hits: Hiicli anan.
Cowk. Marshall. Home runs: Marshall,
Farrell. Bases on balls: Off Masters, 1;
off Paul. 2. Struck out: By Masters. 6:
by Jarrott, 2. Left on bases: York, 8;
Grand Island, a Passed ball: JokersC
wmpirs: Bteei.
Seward Palls Out Victory.
KEAKNUY, Neb., May i9.-(Speclal Tel
egram.) Kearney waa defeated here today
In a game full of errors on both sides and
plenty of hits by a score of 13 to U. Tinea
home runs were made, Fullen for fieward.
11. Fray and Hariris for Kearney. Kear
ney ran in seven scores in the eighth and
tied, but Seward scored twice in the ninth
through a bad peg to first, score:
SEWARD. kEARNBV.
B.H.O.A E B.H.O.A K.
RoMbiou. h 4 I 4 0 1 Lutes, If I 4 1 S 4
Cool?, Sb...i 4 14 4 BalllM. If... I 1 1 S 4
Nrir. 2b 1 0 I 1 1 L. Gray. cf.. 4 14 11
Wt, ef 4 4 4 4 1 Margls, Ib... 4 114 1
Henry, lb
..4 I 10 4
..1414
0 Pl. as ... 4 1 I I 4
Shorty, If..
Fallen. Ib
Runiler, rf
Wllljr, 0...
1 H.
Oray. rf.. 4 3 110
4 I 4 I I Tswnsen. (.41114
.14 4 1 1 Ma'aurtk, lk 4 4 11 4
,41410 Orean, s I 1 4 4 4
.1 4 4 4 4 Black. B 4 4 4 4 4
rialr. B 1 4 4 4 4
- Total! 14 I If n I Wright, p.... 4 4 4 1 4
Totals 44 14 17 11 I
Reward 1 10 10 3 3 3 3-U
Kearney 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 7 0-11
Earned runs: Sewsrdr 8: Kearney, 4.
Basee on balls. Off Green. 3: off Hanson.
4; off Wright. 1. lft on bases: Kearney,
; Seward, a. Two-base hlta: H. Gray,
Henry, V ally, Townsend, Koblnson. Homo
runs: Fullen, H. Gray. Hargla. Struck
out: By Hanson, 8; by Ureen, 3: by
Wright 8. Double plav: Kobinson to
Henry. Hit by pitched ball: Uieen, 3.
lime: 2.00. I'roplre: McKee.
Superior Plays la Lsek.
FRifMONT. Neh.. May ID (Special Tel
e;iam.) The game today resulted in a vic
tory (or Superior. It was a loo.-ely plaved
exhibition, with luck In favor of riuperlor.
pellman was injured in catching a foul
lly In the fifth Inning and waa forced to
retire. Score: v
8LPKKIOR. FREMONT.
, ll.II O.tE B.H.O.A E
Coyle. cf . a 2 14 1 Rennet t. cf 4 1 1 4 1
Uiehaali s 14 12 IBootlt. 2b . 4 4 14 0
Ailca. lb . 6 1 4 1 2 Boimer. c. I I 4 1 4
MoPow-l. 3b I 0 I I ONelf. rf.... 4 18 11
Bpelluiaa. el I 4 4 4 Turpln, If. 4 0 4 0
bi-Hl. o.... 10 14 0 Canty, lb . 4 110 0
H.Hkw'i. If t I I I Mart, lb 4 I 11 1 1
Orr. Ib 1 1 4 4 4 Ward. as... I 1 I I 8
Itreenw'd.rf 4 114 1 Hoff'n. p 4 4 0 1 1
A Huff n. pi 0 I 4 4 'Ruiih .... 1 4 0 4 4
Ihl, p 2 14 10
Totals ....il 27 U
Totals ....40 14 V 4 4
Uoute bailed for Booth In the ninth.
superior 2 0 0 0 1 4 0 0 I-$
Fremont .0 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-3
Two-base hits: httwsrt. Bohner. Three
base lilt: Neff. Home run: Bohner.
liaes on balls: Off A. Hoffman, 1; off
Dahl, I; olf G. Hoffman. 2 Struck out:
By A. Hoffman. 1; by Dahl. 3: by O. Hoff
man, i- racriftre fly: tcott. Stolen
bases: Coyle. Allen. McDowell. ISucke
wltt til, Greenwo:d..Turpln. Time: 8;0i.
I'niplre; MclermotU .
B. Brass Whole Works.
COLl'MBl'8. Neb . May 1 (Special Tel
sgram Columbus won todsy's gsme by
the timely hlttli.ig of B. brown, whoke
home run in the ft rut innlrg with a man
on base and bis sing's In the eighth, fol
lowing I'upple a two-Wgger. brought In me
runs. S.nre:
HaJTrNGS. COUHBl'S
IHSAAt. H K H.O A K.
WSlana. tb. 4 4 111 Miexell. if I 0 1 1
Bruan.ay, cf 4 I 2 4 4 ( loi iil. lb. I I I I I
moBally rf 4 1 I 4 4 E lirown. 2b 4 4 111
Cooks, lb.. I I I I til hruwa.aa 4 3 14 1
Hoarnle, e. 4 I 4 1 tWan bi, rf 4 4 4 1 4
reltnn
1'ience,
i, m . 141 lMalum. lb I ft i i
. I 1 1 4 a KaJura, if- I 4 4 4
O Hriea. If . I 1 S 0 OCau-beu, a.1 I I I I
c.y L, ...l- fv TSl 1
6IXIK PICKETUNO.
Orth. p 8 4 3 3 OKisaall, p... 3 10 8 0
Totals ....33 4 24 II 1 Totals ....274 17 14 4
Hastings 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 02
Columbus 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 t
Earned runs: Columbus, 2. Two-base
hits: Pierce, Copple. Home run: B. Brown,
bacrlfice hits: Felton, Copple. Btolen
babes: Watson. Bromley, Donnelly, Pierce,
Miexwell, B. Brown. Struck out: By
Orth, 4; by Klsaell, 2. Bases on balls: Off
Orth, 4. Hit by pitched bell: By Orth, 1.
Time: 2:00. Umpire: Blake.
YORK HOP Kg FOR THK BEST
fans Look to See Team Lead Second
Dlvlsloa.
TORK, Teb., May 10 (Special.) While
the York Nebraska Bute leaaun biu ball
team has not made a brilliant record, yet
the fans are pinning their faith on the
ienm, nopiug mat they win finish some-
wnere near aOU per cent or better. Con
sidering this is York's first year and the
fact that a new team In hanril,nnH In
selection of players, the fans did not expect
,uu muLii. un caiuraay, tnts week, will
be the first home game. This will be the
first Unit, the backers here will see the
team In play against Nebraska Slate league
teams, and it is hooed that the aliake-un In
the team will be the means of winning a
fair per cent of home games that will be
piayeu nero lor tne next two weeks.
OMAHA HIGH WINS MEET
Track Team from Metropolis. Gets
State Athletio Honors.
YORK HIGH COMES IN SECOND
i
Llaeola High Follows with Third
Wood Eqaala State Record ia
HaadrcdYavrd Dash
Wiley Is Star.
LINCOLN, May K. -(Special Telegram )
Omaha High school hsd an easy time In
carrying off first honors rFlday afternoon
in the annual state meet of Nebraska high
schools at the university track, piling up
a total of 444 points to 24 5-6 fur York, the
nearest opponent. Lincoln was third with
oints. and Kearney Military acsdemy
fourth, with 13.
The feature of the meel was the beau
tiful work of Wood in the dssh, the Omaha
T"ylng ""y P'ae" " the
100. the fc and the 400. He equalled the
record in the 100-yard dash, in the lace of
a atiff weat breeze.
The weather was ideal for a track meet
end a big crowd witnessed the work of
the cream of ths Nebraska Mai, schools.
Omaha early Jumped to the front with a
strong lead and held it throughout, making
points in every event except the weights
,h ?!!y tem "Wert"1 the "co-rd
three-fifths of a second by dint of some
beautiful sprlnttng. No other records were
broken.
Wiley of York took Individual honors
w th sixteen po.nts and Wood was second
with thirteen. Wiley carried the crowd
o their ft with a wonderful sprint in
the luw hurdles making up the two vards
t was set back at the start and wmnlne
easily. Writht of Kearney slsu did som..
beaatlfu: running la the half and the mile
Oweols Has rieaa Hecord.
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gram.) 1 he Ofceola H!h a hn,l to... h. n
ltm def.a'ed Strom.-burg todav M to &.
. 1 hu endj lie 1311 t-r.ipon for i if, cnia. the
not navuuj toot a game UUa xeaf.
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REDS NOSE OUT WHITE SOX
Boston Wins Terrific Contest in
Twelve Innings,
FINAL SC0EE IS FOUR TO THREE
Visitors Take Lead Early by Bsnch
'Ins; Hits While Chicago Hakes
Two Costly Krrors Storm
Casaes Delay,
f -
,CfIIICAOO. "May 19. -Boston broke Cht
oagoB winatnir streak today and nosed out.
si f to-, 8 victory after twelve lnnlngn. The
visitors took the lead early by bunching
hits,' while Chicago made two costly errors.'
TWo singles and a double counted two for
Chicago, while . a single, - a sacrifice, a'
passed ball and a wild pitch tied the score.
A double, a sacrifice and an out scored
tb winning run for Boston. A rainstorm
which came up before the gsme caused a
delay of half lit hour. Score:
BOSTON. CHICAGO.
B.H.O.AK B.H.O.A.B.
Hnnpar. rf .. I I 4 4 1 Mrfntyr, ef. 4 I t 4 I
Oardner. lb.. I I I I 4 Lord, tfc J 1 1 1
lwls. If 4 4 I 4 4 Callahan, If. tills
Engle, lb.... 4 10 1 I Bodla, rf I 14 14
Wasner, aa...4 I 8 1 4 J. Colllna, lb I 4 I 4 1
R Inert. cf...l 1 1 4 I Mullen, lb.. I 4 I 4 4
ran lgn. Ib. 4 1 1 0 4 Tannahlll, tb I 1 T 4 4
N'eamakeT, e 4 111 t 0 Cerhan, aa... I 4 4 14
R. Colllpa. pi 4 4 0 Sullivan, ... I 14 14
Worka, p 11114 grott, p 4 1 4 I
Waleh. p 1 0 1 0
Totala 41 II II 4 I Dourterty .1 4 4 4 4
Zaliar 4 4 4 4 0
Totals 41 11 II II 1
Batted for J. Collins in eighth.
Ran for Mclntyre in eleventh.
Boston 1 0101000000 14
Chicago 0 000. 0 801000 0-4
Two-base hits: Gardner. Sullivan, Rig-
fert, Bodle, Wagner. Three-base hit: Mc
ntyre. Hits: Oft II. Collins. 7 in five; in
nings; off Wood, 4 In seven innings; off
Scott. 14 In nine and one-third Innings; off
Walsh, 1 In two third inning. Sacrifice hits:
Lewis, Engle. Callahan. aOrdner, Wood,
Lord. Rlggert. Stolen base: Bodle. Double
plays: Corhan to Tanneliill to J. Collins,
Corhan to J. Collins. Oardner to Wagner
to Carrlgan. Left on baser Chicago. 1;
Boston. 13; Banes on bslls: Off Keott,
off Wood, 3. Struck out: By 8cott, 3; by
R. Collins, 2; by Wood, 10; by Walsh, L
Passed ball: Nunamaker. Wild nltch-
Wood. Time: 2:35. Umpires: Egan and Con
nolly. New York Bencb.ee Hits.
ST. LOUIS. May 1.-New York bunched
hits in the eighth and ninth and won.
Score:
NEW YORK. ST. Long
B H.O.A.B. B.H.O.A.B.
DanWIs, ef...l llo I Shottnn. et.. I 1141
Woltar. rf ... I III (I Austin, lb... 4 111
Hariiell, lb. I 14 1 Melaan. rf... 4 4 4 0 0
I". a i s import, tb
Knight, lb... I I I 4 Hncan. If .
Hemphill, rf 1 1 4 4 4 Bmhana.
14 1
4 4 1 4 1
4 141
Oardnar, 2b.. 4 14 4 1 Wallace, ss., 4 1 I I I
Johnaan, aa.. I I I 4 I Myera, lb 4 1 II 1 I
Rwaaney, s... 4 1111 Lake, p I I 1 4 4
Blair, o 1 4 4 4 W Ballay, p 4 4 4 1 S
Qulnn. p.... I Sll I Olaa 1 111
BriHketl, p.. I 1 I Murrar ....I 1 S 4 4
P. Bailey ..14444
Totala 11 II IT II I
Totala 41 14 J7 14 4
Batted for Qulnn In seventh.
Butted for W. Bailey In ninth.
Batted for Austin in ninth.
New .York 0 10 0 0 0 0 7 2-10
St. Louis 01 10040004
Two-bsse hits: Gardner, Austin. Hemp
hill. Three-base hit: Knight. Bases on
balls: Off Qulnn. 1; off Bailey, 1; off Lake,
1. Struck out: By Qutnn, 8; bv Ballev, ?;
by Lake, 1; by Brockett. 1. Time: 2:0!).
Umpires: Mullen and Evans.
Maps Land oa Gray.
CLEVELAND, O.. May 19-Cleveland
knocked Gray out of the box in the slxiU
by htoiliijf five runs. Score.
CLEVELAND. WABHINOTOK.
B H O A r. B H O A t.
Oraaay. If.... I 1 t 0 Milan, cf. ..I 1404
Ulaon. as I 1 I I I Ribaefer, lb. I 1 11 4 4
Jarkaon. ct .l I I I I Lcllrall, II . I till
Eaarly, rl.. 4 1 1 4 4 fclberfald. Ib I I 1 1 I
biovall, lb... 4 111 1 t Otnlir. rf... I 4 I 4
Uirm'hau, Ib 4 I I 4 0 MrBrtde, aa.. I I 4 4 I
ball, lb 4 t I 4 Ot.'un'ham, tb. I I I I s
Smith, c 114 1 OAintmilti, c . I 1 I I 1
Harkneaa. p . I 1 4 I Orar. p 1411
Walnar. p.... 1 III
Total 21 10 27 IT A
Totals i4 I 14 II I :
C ewland 1 1 u w 0 4 0 0 0-7 1
W&Miihgton 0 0 1 0 0 5 0 0 01 '
Two-base hits: Birmingham. Smith. '
Haiw on hails: Off Harness 7; off '
Walker, 1 Struck out: By Harknees, 3;
b Uia. 2. Time: 140. Umpires: Fee- i
line and Sheridan. '
l.iach Floes Tbree Flayers. I
NKVV YORK. May 19 Preeldent Lynch j
of the National league lodsv t.ned Left 1
Flcliiir Mnt;ee, .liortalufi I uuUn atid Sec-,
onil I'.asninan Ivnabe if the f'hilade'.phi j
bsse ball club tlu eai h for cblei-Dnx to the
dcrliiion of U.ii:rf- lioj Is in yesteniay s I
game wllb ('lucao. '
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W. 41. McAdoo Inlared.
NF.W BRUNSWICK. N J.. Mar 1 - 1
William ; McAdoo. th New York tunnel
bui'otr broke two r bi and h a r.hi arm
Vfsterdav when h was ttiron "11 nf m '
aui.rim ti e near Ltre- lis waa Uakcu Ui a
local hcsfllai. I
Nebraska City Gets
Second Game Easily
Hard Fought Pitchers' Battle with
Auburn -Clarinda and FalU City
Each Take Game.
NEBRA8KA CITY, Neb , May lt.-(Spe-cial
Telegram.) In a hard-fought pitchers'
battle Nebraska City took the second game
of the season from Auburn, Wells, formerly
of Fort Wayne, holding Auburn to three
scratch drives. Score: R.ll.B.
Nebraska City. 1 0100000 -3 53
Auburn 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 01 8 3
Batteries: Nebraska City. Walls and
Kslley; Auburn, Zandervan and Musser.
Umpire: Graves.
FALLS CITY, Neh., May 1 (Special
Telegram.) Heavy hitting won the second
game for Palls City against Maryvllle, the
feature ef the game being four home runs
by Falls City In the seventh. Seers;
R H F
Falls City 0 1 I 0 8 -17 18
Maryvllle t 0410600 O-76
Batteries: Falls City, Duren. Culver,
Thornton and Vaderhlll: Msrx-vllle. Delalr,
Keys. Darrows and McBrlde. Umpire:
Sage.
CLARINDA. la. May II. -(Special Tele
gram.) Hard hitting again marked the
game with Shenandoah, the local sluggers
finding the visiting pitchers with compara
tive ease, the score being 8 to 4.
BLUES LOSEllfCHERS' DUEL
Indianapolis Takes Ten-Inning; Game
by Four to Three.
BOTH TEAMS HIT THE BALL HARD
Powell, Who Sacceeas Rhodes Holds
Home Team Safe t'atll Teath
laalatT, Wk4s Wlaalagr
Score Is Made.
INDIANAPOLIS, May l.-Indlanapolis
won a ten-Inning pitchers' battle from
Kansas City. 4 to 3. Rhodes was taken
out of the box in the first Inning, after
the locals had scored three runs, and
Powell, who succeeded him, held the honio
team safe until the tenth inning, when
two singles, a sacrifice and an out scored
lie winning run. Score:
INDIANAPOLIS. KANSAS CITY.
B. H O. A 11. B.M.O A B
Hillnon, If 4 114 StrNMu. tb.. 41041
Wdruff, erikl I 1 Shinnoa. If.. I
Crlfc'B, rl ...I I I H U. cf 4 0 1
Hoimer, lb... I 111 Hrttt, lb.... I 0 17 0 0
't. 3b 4 1 i 0 Gardner, rf..4 t (
Hitter, e 4 t I 0 Corrldon, It I I I j I
Williams, lb. 4 1 I I 0 Pnwnts,
. as... 4 1111
McCarthy, ef 4 4 4 O'Connor, c. 4 4 I I
... ,, ...... v u wvmiur, a a
Mows, at.... 4 11 0 Rhodaa. B ...8 S
1 0
Link, p 4 1 0 I I rowall, p.... 4 4 4 1 4
"' n il 11 e Total M itl it I
1 wo out when winning run was made.
Indianapolis 3 OOOQOOOO 14
Kansas City 0 O84&O1O0 03
Two-base hits: Williams. Downl. Three
base hit Corrldon. Struck out: By Link.
8; by Powell. 1. Hit by pitched ball:
Gardner. Hits: Off Rhodes, 8 In two
thirds Inning; off Powell, 7 In nine and
one-third Innings. Bases on balls: Oft
Hnk'. 9i. ott Hhodes. 1. Bacrlfice hits:
Woodruff 2). Umpires: Chill and Fer
guson. Time: 2:00.
New York Gambling
Houses Are Eaided
Police Arrest Eleven lien and Seise a
Wagonload of Card Table and
:'' Dice Boxes.
NEW YORK, May 19.-Eleven men under
arrest today and a wagonload of card
tables, dice boxes and other paraphernalia
are the fruits of a aeries of raids on al
leged gambling houses. Ths raids were
the first since Deputy Police Commls
slonsr Dougherty assumed charge of lhe
detective bureau, eighteen days ago. Ar
rests wets made of the men under such
warrant names as "John Doorkeeper,"
"John Dealer" and "John proprietor."
PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY
HEARS FROM COMMITTEES
N amber of Vacant I'h arches Maa In
oreaeed Nearly Three Haadred
Daring- Year.
ATLANTIC CITS', K. J., May IsThe
Presbyterian general a sea nobly organised
yesterday by the election of Rev. Dr. John
F. Carson of Brooklyn, aa moderator the
800 commissioners wsre ready today to con
sider report from special committees.
Among these is that of the committee
on Christian life and work. The report
states that two-thirds of the Presbyteries
and synods have liven attention of the
recommendation of the last assembly that
they appoint committees on inter church
federation.
The report called attention to an Inves
tigation made by the secretary of the com-
niittee, which shows that throughout the
country as a whole, the total number of
non-church members Is 00 per cent. It was
also sst forth that the number of vacant
Presbyterian churchea has increased s be
tween IKs) and 1410, from LStt to 3,147.
BABY PROBABLY THROWN
INTO LAKE OR BURNED
Cklesugo Martae Flremaa Who Kid
aaaed Feor-lf oaths'-Old Infest
la Clvea Twrelvo Years.
CHICAGO, Msy 1 George Klmee, a
marine fireman, who was charged with
kidnaping the 4 month' old 'on of Mr.
Selma Hanks, was today found guilty and
sentenced to twelve year In the peniten
tiary. The Infant Is still missing and Is be
lieved by the police to have been cremated
In the furnace of a lake steamer, or thrown
overboard and drowned between here and
South Haven. Mich.
Klmee Is alleged to havs been enamoured
with the child's mother and st the ssme
time to have developed a remarkable an
tipathy to her off.pring.
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ALBERT CAHN SSL tT,ZX!?-
11,1 l ' " 11 " '' "' Wirm T--- r- ni"'"
CUBS BEAT JPHILLIES AGAIN
Chicago Bunches Hits with Philadel
phia'! Errors to Win.
FINAL BC0HE 13 SEVEN TO TWO
President Lraofc of Natloasvl I.easroo
and Goveraor Teser of Powaeyl
asila Asaea tpeetators
Twa Itosae Rons.
PHILADELPHIA , May If - Chicago
bunched hlta with Philadelphia's errors
and won today's game. T to 2. President
Lynoh ef th National league and Gov-
etnor Toner of Pennsylvsnl were smon
th spectators. Score:
CHICAGO. fHILAPEI.PHIA
If O A
B.ti.o.A. a
ghaekars. It.. 4
tohuits, rf... 8
Hofmaa. ef.. 4
4 Tltua. rf ...
4 1111
4 Knar. Ib ..
1 Iytert. lb... 4
I 4 Ma. If 4
4 4 Paakert. rf . I
I I LuAerua, lb.vl
I rioolaa, aa... 4
1 I Deals, e I
4 4 Stack. I
Chans, lb... I
Doris, lb.... 4
Ttnkar, . ... 4
llm'rman, Is I
Archer, ..., 4
...
4 4
I
0 4
Mclntlr. p.. 4
I 4
a Hum art aa a. 4
M I It IT I Welch.noa , 1
Totala..
Total II 4 11 11
Bstted for Stack In eighth.
Chicago 002001O4O-
r'niladelphla 10000000 11
Two base hlta: Bheckard, Bchulte, Hof
man. Mclntlrei Home runs: x l.obcrt
Schulte. Hits: Off Stack. tn eight In
nings; off Humphries, 1 tn one inning. Sac
rifice hits: Schulte. Shecksrd. Btolen haae:
Hofman. Left on bs: Chicago,. 8; Phtts
delphla. tV Bases on balls: Off Mclntlr.
2; oft Btack, 1 Bases on errors: Chi
cago, 3. struck out: By Mclntlrs. 4: by
Stack. 4; by Humphries 2. Wild pitches.
Ptsck, 1: Mclntlre. 1 Time: 2:10. em
pires: Klera and Doyle.
Cardinals Wis la teveatfc.
BOSTON, May 18 After tlelng the gcors
In the sixth Inning, St. Louis won from
Boston today In the seventh when Bvan.'
hit to center field drove In Bugglns and
Konoutchy. The final score wsr 6 to S.
Sweeney's steal of home In the thirst In
nlng wss a feature. Score:
BOITOt. T. LOU IB.
B.H.O.A B B.H.O.A.B
Heraog, as... 4 111 0 rlutftna. la. I I 1 I I
Millar, rf ..I 4 0 0 Manner. aa...4 t 4 I
aaney, Ib. 4 4 4 4 I Rills. If I I I I
Ins'ton, Iflb. 4 4 4 1 0 Konetchy. lb I 1 11 I
Oaoda. cf ... 4 1 I 1 0 Bvana. rf 4 1 1 4 0
Tennay, Ik... 1 1 4 0 0 Mowrey. lb.. I fl I
Butler, lb... I 4 4 1 0 Oakea. rf....l A 4 4 0
Farlrlen, .,. I 14 1 1 Breanahan. el 1 4 1 4
Brcran. p.... 3 1 4 4 4 Oolrieu, o I I
Colllna, f... 10 4 Steele, p .... 1411
Turk 10. fl
Tyir. p.
.444 Total to 11 I? It I
Totala II I rf II
Batted for Brown in eighth.
Boston 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-3
8t. Louis 0 0 0 3 0 1 2 0 05
Two-base hit: Brown. Home run:
Konetchy. Hits: Off Brown, 11 in eight
innings; off Oolden. 8 In seven and one
third Innings. Sacrifice hits: Golden,
Hauser, Oakea. Stolen bases: Mowrey,
Butler, Sweeney, Ingerton, (ioode, Kllli,
Oaken, Hugglns, Konetchy, Miller. Double
plays: Ingerton to Hersog; Butler to Swee
ney to Tenney. left on bases: Boston,
10; St. Lftils. . First base on balls: Off
Brown, 8'. off Oolden. 7; off Steele. I.
Struck out: By Brown. 2; bv Tyler, 2; bv
Oolden, 1. Time: 2:06. empires. O'Day
and Brennan.
Backer Bhata Oat Reds.
BROOKLYN. May lO.-Rueker pitohed
his first winning gsme of the season to- '
day, shutting out Cincinnati. Score:
Batted for Smith In the eighth.
Brooklyn 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3
Cincinnati 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0-0
Left on bases: Cincinnati, 8; Brooklyn,
4. Tsvobas hits: Beecher, Daubert. Sac
rlfloe hits: Altiser, Daubert. Btolen base;
Coulnon. Bases on balls: Off Smith. 1;
off Rncker, 2. Struck cut: By Smith. 8; ;
by Kucker. . Wild pitch: SmHh. Hits: '
Off Smith, 8 In seven innings. Time: 1:43.
Umpires: Rlgler and Flnneran. . , . .
(lasts Shade Tlrates.
NE3 WVORK, May 18. New York changed
Its lack today by winning from Pittsburg,
4 to 8. Wlltse sustained a fracture of he
little finger of his pitching hand when he
tried to stop a hard hit ball by Clarke.
Josh Devore had to retire from the gnme
after a collision at the plate with Gibson
and Al Brldwell was removed by Umpire
Fsson for throwing his but away. Score;
Batted for Steele in eighth.
Pltuburg 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 03
New York 2 0 0 0 10 10 4
First on errors: Pittsburg, 1; New York,
1. '1 wo-base, hits: Hunter, Devlin, Gibson,
Leach Becker, Murrey. Three-base hit:
Clarke. tiacrlfice hit: ilson. Stolen,
base: Murray. Left on buses: Pitts
burg. 8; New York, 4. Hxse on balls: Off
Steele, 1. Struck out: Hy Wlltse. 7; by
Steele, 2; by Rsymond, a; hy White.. 1.
Hits: Off Wlltse, 8 In six snd wo-thlrds
Innings; off Raymond, 2 In two and one
third Innings; off Steele, 8 in seven innings;
otf White, 1 in one Innings. 'lime: 2:uu.
Umpires: Fason and Johnstone.
PRESIDENT OPPOSES ALL
RECIPROCITY AMENDMENTS
Exeeatlve Looks with Disfavor on
Changes Proposed by Hla
Personal friends.
WA8HINOTON, May 1.-Prsldent Tsft
Is opposed to amendments to ths reciprocity
agreement, no matter who is their sponsor.
It became known today that th president
looks with disfavor on th pioposed amend
ments of Senators Root and Lodge, two of
his personal friends and close advisers. Mr.
Taft believes the agreement should go
through congress as It was Introduced. Vis
will make his fight along that line no mat
ter what republican leaders attempt to do.
BRADITRET'I REVIEW UK Tit ADH
Evrata of Week Are Apparently
Favorable In (irneral.
NEW YORK, May 18.-Brsdsti set's to
morrow will say: 1
Events of ths week have been apparently
favorable . Seasonable weather, good crop
reports, except from a few sei tiutis where
dry weather I a serious drawback, and,
judging from ths early public and stock
market recptlon thereof, good Unal de
cisions are th three featurn rnsKIng fur
better business and a mere hopeful feeling.
Actual results are hardly up to sanguine
expectations. Retail trade has expanded,
but the Improvement is Iste, the feeltnii be
ing that retailers sturks have not been
much broken.
Iron and steel were not grestty changed
Hunlneas failures In the l.'nited States
for the week ending Msy 18 weie o,
against 245 last week.
Business failures In Csnada for the week
number twenty-seven, which comperes
with twenty-four lent week.
Wheat. Including flour, exports from the
1'nlted States and Canada for the week
ending Mny I aggregate 2.S' 1M bu ,
against I 111 Ml Isst week.
Corn exports for the week sggregate
8.14.234 bu., agalnKt W.Va last week.
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