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Omaha
VOL. XL-XO. 50.
Rourkes Outplay Antelopes, 5-2; Cubs Regain Second Place; Topeka Beats Sioux
FENTRESS HOLDS
LINCOLN DOWN
Omaha Team Outhits and Outplays
the Prohibitionists in Open
ing Game.
THEY COME UP FROM BEHIND
Lincoln Get a Good Lead, bat Does
Sot Hold It.
EASE HITS THE BALL HARD
Secnrei the Only Three-Sacker Dur
ing the Game.
KNEAVES MAZES ONLY ERROR
Trlbo'avf Rotrki Plnr Real rp-to-.
Date Ball and Add Another Game
to tho Right Bid of the
Ledger.
LINCOLN, June 8. Omaha outbatted and
Otrtflelded Lincoln today( winning by 5 to 2.
Score:
LINCOLN.
AH. R. It. O. A. K.
Oagnler, s 4 0 2 1 I 8 0
TJnglaub, 2b 4 1 IB 1 0
Coin, cf 3 114 0 0
Cobb, rf...... 8 0 1110
Cockman, 8b 8 0 110 2
MoCormtcK, If 3 0 0 1 0 0
Thomas, lb 4 (. 1 8 2 0
MoOraw, o 3 0 0 8 8 1
Dundon 1 0 0 0 0 0
Farthing, P 3 0 1 2 3 0
Totrt V 3 27 1 S
OMAHA.
AR R. IT. O. A. R
Pick, b 3 112 4 0
Kan, lb S 1 1 13 0 0
Williams, rf 3 0 3 0 0 0
Nlehoff. Sb 2 10 8 10
King, cf 4 0 2 1 1 0
Pohoonovsr. If 4 0 1 4 0 0
Kneavee. 3 1114 1
Agnew. o 8 1 13 2 0
Fentress, p 4 0 0 0 2 0
Tbtala. so R 27 15 1
Batted for McOraw in ninth.
Llnooln 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 02
Omaha 0 0000311 1-6
Runa batted In: Cobb, King. Williams.
Three-baae hit: Kane. Two-bate hits:
TJnglaub, Schoonover. A Knew. Double
; plays: King to Nlehoff, Pick to Kane.
Stolen bases: Oagule-r, Cockmon. pick,
Williams, Niahoff (2). Agnew. Sacrifice
hltsi MoCormlok. WIlllnniK, Nlehotf, Ag
new, Kneavea. Left on bae: Lincoln, 7;
Omaha, 7. Struck out: By Fsrihing. 1;
by Fentress a Bases on bolls: Off Farth
ing, I; oft Fentress, 1. lilt by pitched ball:
y Fentress. 1: by Farthing, 1. Time: 1:50.
Umpires! Oonulng ani Htterman.
GRIZZLIES WET LN THE NINTH
- Beta) Teams Pat Over Foar Men In
' Eighth laalnc
DKNVER, June I. Denvrr defeated the
visitor by a aoore of 8 to 7 after making
four run In tha eighth Inning, with two
hits and (our walks. O'Brien was aent la
to relieve Ehman In the ninth, with three
ften on base and one out. Scores
, - DENVER. . ,
AB. R.
It.
0
0
0
O. A. E.
8 8 0
lv 0 0
10 0
14 0
17 8 0
8 0
0 0 1
0 10
0 3 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
87 22 "l
O, A. ID.
8 0 0
4 8 0
0 0 0
0 8 0
8 10
8 0 1
2 6 0
8 10
0 3 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
24 17 "l
Lloyd, 8b..... 4
, Ollmore, of.........
Cnanidy, rf..... 4
Qulllln, lb I
rliviay. lb.... ....... a. 8
Cuf.y, as. ............. 8
Wsfdensaul. if S
JUrrla, p 8
Eli man, p 0
O'BrUn, p o
Totals 3 8 11
DB3 MOINES.
AB. R. IL
Anderson, rf 4 0 0
Colllgaa. aa. 3 3 1
Curtis. If... 8 1-1
Msttloks. cf t 3 8
Jpwysr, lb.....,.....,., 8 1 1
Korea, 8b 4 0 1
Graham, 3b.... 4 0 0
Lynoh, c , 8 0 1
Hue ton, p. ...4.. ...... 10 0
Hsrsoho, p... 0.0 0
MoKee, P 0 0 0
eVBhant ....... . Ill
Total 84 "7 "
BeVttod tor McKee in the ninth.
Peover 10000 114 8
Sea liotnea 01010004 17
Brotan bases: Weldonaaul. Coffev. Ba
ch an t, Lloyd. Two-base hlta: Mattlcks,
Lindsay, Curtle. Three-baae hits: Spahr,
Lloyd. Sacrifice hits: Curtis. Colllgan.
Ollmora. Passed bail: Rpa.hr. Struck out:
Py Hueston. a First base on ball: Off
Harris, 3; off Hueston, 8: off Khmnn. 2;
Off Harsohe, 1; off McKee, 1. Left on
bases: Denver, I; Des Moines, a Innings
piuhedi Br Harris, 7H; runs. 6; hits, 8;
, by Khman, 1; hlta, 1; by Hussion, 7H; runa,
4i hits. ID; by Hersche, 14; runs. 1; by Mo
Kae, H; rune, 8: hits, 1; by O'Brien, 1:
runs, 1 Tims: 1.68. Umpire: Morgan.
RESULTS IN THREE-I LEAGUE
Davav.ll, Watserloo, Peoria and Rock
, Island Win Games.
DANVXLLEv June a Danville bunched
bits In the seoond and third and won from
Qulney. to a Boors: R.H.E
lanvllle 6 11 1
Quincy s 8 8
iatenest Kirwin ana HUdebrand; Bpen-
vvr, nmtr ana rrney.
WATERLOO. June 8. Waterloo scored
three runs in the UUrd and beat Taven-
porx, to a. Ooore: R H E.
Waterloo 3 8 4
Davenport . 2 0 0
uaiienesi eiowers ana Wolfe; Dick.
Crabby Valab and O'Leary.
uuuiitn, june 1. novua neia cecatur
Jo ens nit in eleven innlncs. wlnnuaf 2 to 0.
'uorst R.H.E.
Decatur 0 1 0
Jeoria 2 8 0
list teri est Rustenaven and Johnson; Hov-
ua ana aoooe.
HOCK XHLAKP, June 3 Rock Island
wen xrem iunuo.ue, s to a, tooay. Boo re:
. . . R-H.E
pxi Island.. 4 2
Dublin ue , R 13 3
tiatveiws; larstt, ueiiar and Custer;
era, Koggo and Boucher, Krelts.
TBur-iiraiita go at hakdolph
Velertds Loses Contest by n llnsle
Boore.
UAITDOLPH. Neb., June a (Special Tel
Warn.) Randolph defeated Coleridge here
tuday In a hard-fouht ten-lunlng conlem.
The fleldlns; of both teama was raKU,
but Randolph hit and ran bosea better than
Culerlle. Hcoret
Anoi.rH. oouaunoa.
AB.R.B.B. a.B.R-H..
kr.. i 1 nr.
tkweia, la... 4 3 S m
11 1 r. tk...... 10 14 Baa
UtaiMla, ML... I 1 1 S V. Osltar. aa... I I
1 jr. uaitw, ta.. 1
1 Vmmut, .. t
I BM. If Ills
iMaara. I
hall. St. I
8 8 Huh. lb.. lt
I 3 b.lUro. (.... I(t
t Wvtf. a. tilt
1 Murrtsua. el... 41
hrwerta. at.. 4
it....... (
Oajrtea. -.. 4
4 iUawUura, it.. 4
Totals..,..... 8 U 4 Totals a T t T
Randolph 0 00101830 14
Culorldce 0 1 1 1 0 4 07
Three-base hit: K reuse. Two-base hlta:
Ham b I In, Hall, Ballard, stolen baaea; Hall,
llaaiblla. Umpire: Devere.
Pvement Kaneeta ta Lead.
FREMONT, Neb., June 3 'Special.)
tlase bail fiina are exoeottnK the i"hinp
to fO to first pluce this week bv u,klr
two from Grand Island. Wrw-e Harrv Sm th
Waa farmed out, I limns are okuic better,
and they never loukeii had at anv time
house, the other new pitch r. Is also doing
some fast work. and. unlike many pitch
ers, he Is usually there with the aiitk. .
Western
T
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tmi-.-i" ' Hint. .
PUEBLO TAKES SHORT GAME
Flayi First Contest at Home in the
Western League. ' '
FINAL SCORE IS FOUR TO ONE
Powell, Davis aad Bera-er Secnre
Three-Base Hlta Jonea and Koer
ner Get TvToBnsra-ere Five
Strlkeonts.
PUKBLO. Colo., June a Pueblo played
Its first K&vme at home In the Western
lea (rue this afternoon, defeating St, Joseph
in one of the shortest games of the sea
son, 4 to L Previous to the came there
was a short parade, bended by a band.
Four thousand people welcomed the team
at the ball park. Score:
PUEBLO.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Mlddleton, cf 4 0 11
Bereer, s... 4 116 6
Felden. If.. 4 0 0 1 0
Koerner, lb. 4 0 1 15 1
Hughes, 2b a. 8 1111
Davis, rf w8 1 1" 1.0
Schmld, ab.a.M 8 0 10 7
Rhaw, o 8 1 13.1
i ' i
Durham, p 10 0
Totals a SI 4
ST. JOeTTPH.
8 tl 18
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Kelly, rf
Powell, If
Jones, lb........
Rellly, 2b.....a
Zwllllns;, cf..,
. 4
. 4
. 3
. 8
0
1 o
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
i 6
13
0
1
0
6
4
1
0
8
OosHeitt, e 4
tMelnke, ss. ............ 3
Hamilton, Sb.. 3
Kaufman, p 1
Kerns 1
0
0
Totals SO 1 6 84 14 0
Bated for ZwULLn In -the ninth.
Pueblo 0 3 0-0 1 0 0 1 4
St. Joseph 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Two-base hlta: Jones, Koerner. Three
base hits: Powell, Davis, Bereer. Bases
on balls: Off Kaufman, 1; off Durham, X.
Struck out: By Kaufman, 2; by Durham,
2. Double play: Hughes to Berger to
Koerner. retiring Jones and Rellly. Hit by
pitched ball: Hughes, by Kaufman. Time;
1.2o. Umpire: HaekelL
Auburn Wins Third
Game of the Series
On Many Errors
-
Falls City Loses Contest by Single
Score Clarinda Hits Ball
Hard.
FALS C1TT. Neb-, June a (Special Tel
egram.) Auburn woo the third game of
the series. Fails City making costly errors.
Score: , R.H.K.
Aubum - 4 0 0 010 0 0 0-4 4 t
Falls City 0 0 01 0 3 0 0 04 7 6
Batteries: Auburn, tllrsch and Mueser:
Fails City. Thornton. Forester and Fra
aler. Umpire: Bage.
CLARIS DA, la., June a (Special Tele
gram.) The locals hit the bail hard today
and won from Nebraska CHy by the score
of U to a boo re: R.H.E.
Clartnda .3 4 10 10 3 0 11 14 3
Nebraska City .0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 V- 1 7 t
Batteries: Clartnda, purch, Walters and
Harmony; Nebraska City, Charles worth.
Walla, and Noles and Bradley. Umpire:
Werner.
8HKNANTOAH, Is,, Juns a pedal
Teleirram. ) Lavslle was knocked out of
the box today and Duron could not stop
M&ryvlllo's victorious march. . Bcore:
R.H.E.
Marv'V.e 8 11 1
Ehen'.nJnnU 444 4 I
rVa,tre: 1iiv'v111e, Southward and
TXtns: fniwmiMr. Lavelle, Duraxt and
Cat-itle. UrSiAre: 3vvldson.
VeOk WW da Arapahoe.
M'OOOX. ,fJi a (Special.) Mo-
Cns wen th- I'l r.ine of the season this
afternoon frtni .jhoe in a rloee game,
the cure txatng I to 1 MoCooke "'' artist
was too rnuih for the visiting "bravea."
The ItK-al funs Iuok fi r a successful season
of grKnt bull. Today's game shows very
goo.1 metal and mxterfal which will work
out In a very satisfactory manner.
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OMAHA,
League Wanderers Who Have
. I S7 mi ' Wl ' .
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WICHITA TEAM
YORK SHUTS OUT SEWARD
Welkins Pitches Fine Game, Allowing
- Only Two Kits." "
SUPERIOR WINNER OF GOOD GAME
One to Good Over Hastings After
Hard Battle Kearney Bests
Columbns Fremont Wins
Game,
SEWARD, Neb., Juns a (Special Tele
gram.) York defeated Seward today in a
well played game. Wllkina pitched a nioe
game, only allowing Seward . two hits.
Score; ,
SEWARD.
AB. R. H. O. A. E
.. S 0) 0 8 3 0
.. 4 0 0 3 8 0
.. 4 0 0 10 0 1
Robinson, ss .
Lewis, 2b
Henry, lb
Burns, If
Wally, o
Fuilea, Sb
Speed, rf
West, cf
Stewart, p
Hansen, p
4 0 0 10 0
8 0 0 6 . 8 0
3 0 114 0
10 0 10 0
10 0 10 0
10 13 10
10 0 110
Totals
27
YORK.
2 27 13
AB. R
H.
0
1
O.
0
4
1
1
0
1
12
7
1
A. E.
Bradbrook, 2b
f arrell, 3b
Hennessey, If ..
Harms, cf
Jar ran, rf
Dye, ss
Payne, lb
Smith, o
YVUklns, p
4
2
4
4
4-
4
, 4
4
4
3 1
Totals ; S 3 10 27 13 1
York 00013000 9-0
Seward 00000000 00
Three-base hit: Hennessey. Two-base
hits: Fullen, Harms. Bases on balls: Off
Stewart, 1; off Wllkina, 2. Wild pitches.
By Wllkina, a Struck out: By Hanson, 4;
by Wllkina,. 1 Hit by pitched ball: By
Hanson, 1: by Wllkina, L Time: 1:26. Um
pire: MoDermott.
GRAND . ISLAND HAS NO CHANCE
Fremont on Homo Groanda, Does
Soma Batting;.
' FREMONT, Neb.. June a (Special Tele
gram.) Rouse's pitching, Johnson's and
Nefrs batting and the general ail round
work of the Fremont team featured today's
contest. Orand Island never had a chance
and was beateny, I to L Score
GRAND ISLAND.
A.B. R- IL O. A. E
tar, ri ............ 4 1110
nnmn. ss I
McKlbben, If 8
Cook, cf 4
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Armstrong, lb 4
13
Jukerst. e .
.. 4
Bacon. 2b . ..
Marshall, Sb
Morse, p
Watson ........
. 4
..1
3
1
81
Totals
6 4 13
FREMONT.
A.B. K Jt ft
Ea
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
Bennett, cf 4
Fullen, lb 6
Thompson, ss ......... 3
nonner, o ,.
Neff. rf ....
Turpln, If .
Carey. 3b ..
Johnson, tb
Itouse, p . .
.. 4
4
4
::::::
.-a... S
Totala
SK S a aa ,
------ w w a. a 1 a. .
-Batted ror Marshall In the ninth.
Grand Island 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 01
Fremont 0 0 '1 0 1 8 1 0 4
Two-base hits: Carey. Turpln. Home
run 1 Johnson. First base on balls; Off
Rouse, 4; off Morse, 1. b truck out: By
Rouse, 4- by Morse, 1 Stolen bases: Moras.
Fullun, Thompson, Bohaer. Stuurlfloe hits:
Smith, Bennett. Rouse. Time: 186. Um
lre: MoOee.
COLUMBUS FALLS ON ERRORS
Ontnlays Kearney, net Game Goes to
Visitors.
COLUMBUS. Neb.. June 8 (Special Tele
gram.) Columbus lost today's game
(Continued on Page Two.)
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Standing of Teams
WEST. LEAGUE. ' NAT'L LEAGUE.
W.L.Pct. W.L.Pct.
Denver U 18 .4'i New York.... 26 la .635
Sioux City. ..24 14 .632 Chicago 25 ltf .fthi
Lincoln .....22 IE .oii Phllailphla..2i 17 .005
St, Joseph. JtO 21 .4KX Pittsburg ....25 18 .581
Omaha 20 .4K7'tit. Iuls 21 20 .512
Pueblo 21 14 .467) Cincinnati ...ID 23 .452 1
Topeka 18 21 .4021 Brooklyn 15 27 .357
Dea Moines.. 6 36 .1251 Boston 11 32 .256
AMEK. ASSN. AMER. LEAGUE. .
W. L. Pet. W.L-Pct.
Kan. Clty...2 17 .6301 Detroit 34 12 .739
Columbus ...28 19 .6M; Philadelphia. 16 .619
Minneapolis.. 26 24 Boston - 23 13 .M8
.St. Paul 24 24 .6U0 Chicago ......2118.538
Milwaukee ..22 2S .46HINew York ...2121.500
Toledo 22 28 .440 Cleveland ...18 27 .400
Louisville ...21 27 .438 St. Louis 14 31.311
Indianapolis'.. 21 28 .4.'U Washington. ..15 28 . 34
NEB. LEAGUE. MINK LEAGUE.
W. L. Pet I W.L.Pct
G'd Island.. 13 8 .!!
Falls City
..10 4 .714
FTemont ...11 8 .57!M
Clartnda ....10
Auburn 8
Maryvllle ... 7
6 .67
7 .633
8 .47
8 .4a
Seward 9 9 .50U
Columbus ..10 10.500
Kearney
Superior
Hastings
9 9 .6001 Neb. City....
9 10 .474 Shenandoah
U .46m
8 12 .200
York
7 12 .3c0
. Yesterday's Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha, 6; Lincoln, a
Des Moines, 7; Denver, a .
St .Joseph, 1; Pueblo, 4.
S.oux City, 11; Topeka, 12. Ten Innings.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, 8; Pittsburg, 4.
Boston, 4; Cincinnati, 16.
New York, 4; Chicago, a
Brooklyn, 7; St. Louis, 8.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit, 7; Washington 2. ,
Cleveland, 8; Philadelphia, 4.
St. Louis, 3; New York, a
Chicago, 4; Boston, a
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Indianapolis, 1; Columbus, 6.
Louisville, 4; Toledo, a Ten innings.
Minneapolis-Milwaukee; rain.
St. Paul, 7; Kansas City, & Eight innings.
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
Superior, 3; Hastings, a
York, 8; Seward, 0.
Grand Island, 1; Fremont, a
Kearney, 7; Columbus, a
MINK LEAGUE.
Maryvllle, 8; Shenandoah, a
Auburn, 6; Fails City, 4.
Nebraska City, 2; Ciarlnda, IL
taVMaa Today.
Western Lea,-v) O.nah at Lincoln. Des
Moines st Denv-. St, Joseph at Pueblo.
Blous. Clt at Tosnlii-
Natlonal Leav'ne--Boston at Cincinnati,
New York at Cijoago, Brooklyn at St.
Louis.
American Association Minneapolis at
Kansas City, St. Paul at Mlljkee. To
ledo at Columbus, indlaxiaiKilis at Louis
ville. Nebraska State League Hastings at Sew
ard. Kearney at Fremont, Grand Island at
Columbus.
DOC WHITE DRIVEN . FROM BOX
Chicago Loses tas Contest In tbe
First Inaln;.
BOSTON, June 8. Driving White from
the box tn the first inning. Boeton defeated
Chicago. Baker, who replaced White, kept
the Boston hits well scattered. Score:
BOBTOW. CHICAGO.
AS. H. O.A.I. AB.H.O.A.g.
Hnpa, af... Ill Mclntjrr. H. 4
Oaadnar, lb.. 1111 Lord, lb I 1 )
Spoakar, at.. I I 1 Callahan, U. 4 I I
Laala, It 4 1 s Bodl.. d I 1 I
Kila, lb.... 4 111 Collins, lb... I 111
asoer, as. . 4 I Tana.Ulll. lb 4 I I 4
Wllllama lb. I 111 Corban, as. .. I I 4
Ceilau. ..! 1 Bullla, s.. 4 I
CtoaUa. a..., Il w-hlta, p 1
Haker, I III
tS-S l U 1 Blork," 411
lwuskarty .1
ajua t 4 0
Totals. ti M 114
Batted for Corhan in u.e nlntn.
Batted for Baker In the ninth.
Boaton 4 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 4
Chicago 0 00003010-4
Twoabaae hits: Speaker, Lewis Hooper.
Home run: Bodle. Hits: Off White, I in
one Inning; off Baker, i in eight innings,
base on balls: off Clcotte, 4, off bavker,
1. Struck out: By Clcotte, t; by Baker, 8.
Time. 1:46. Umpires: Connolly and
O'laougktln.
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4, 1911.
Found a Home
Uai-4aaiUaSJiiV.
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BEING TRANSFERRED.
SCHULTE'S HOMER BREAKS TIE
Cubs Win Game by Score of Eight to
. Four. .
GIANTS GET FOUR IN THE FIRST
Raymond and Becker Sent to Club
House for Arguing with Umpire.
Eight Two-Base Hits
During; Contest.
CHICAGO, . June a Sohulte's home run.
With the bases full,- broke a time game
and gave Chicago the second game of the
series with New York today, 8 to 4. The
visitors got started In the first inning, get
ting four scores. Raymond and Becker
argued with the umpire on a decision and
were sent to the clubhouse. Score:
. CHICAOO.
AH.H.O.A
NSW YORK.
AB.H.O.A.B.
Blwckard, It.. I
8 hullo, rf...
Hufruan, lb.. 4
Zlni'man, lb. 0
Buaan. lb.... I
J. IMrla. lb. 4
Tlnh.r, ... 4
Halw. cf.... 4
Demn, It... 4 1
u r laicner, id. s
0 tinodKraaa. ot I
0 Murray, rf . . 4
0 MorklH, lb... 4
0 brldwall, aa.. I
0 Uavlln. lb I
I 4
1 0
10 Mr ark, e 1
Kiln. 0. 47
1 0 Wilaon. a I
Urown, p.... 4 0 0
MarquaM, p. I
Hculbsch, p.. I
1
0 'la Uuyla.... 1
Totals. 13 11 17 11 0 Totala 11 t 2 I I
nailed for jklarquard in ninth. "
Chicago 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 4 S
New York 40000000 04
Two-bat hits: Devlin (2), Sehulte (2),
Brldwell (2), Sheckard. Murray. Home run:
Sehulte. Hits: Off Brown, 2 in two and'
two-thirds innings; off Reulbach, 7 in
eight and one-third innings. Sacrifice hits:
Brldwell, Shean, Devlin. Stolen baaea: De
vore (2), J. Doyle (2), Tinker (2;, Kaiser
(2), Wilson (2). Left on bases: Chicago,
7; New York, 6. Bases on balls: Off
Brown, 2; off Marquard, 6; off Huelbacb..
1. Hit by pitched ball: By Ruelbach,
Fletcher. , Struck out: By Marquard, 7;
by Ruelbach, 8. Wild pitch: Marquard.
Time: 2:1U. Umpires: ' Eason and John
stone. REDS OVERWHELM THE DOVES
Heavy Hitting Coupled with Poor
Fielding and Looae Pitching;,
CINCINNATI, June S.-Heavy hitting by
Cincinnati, coupled with poor fielding and
loose pitching by Boston, enabled the
former to overwhelm the visitors bere to
day by a score of IS to 4. Score:
1 CINCINNATI.
' AU.H.O.A.
flaarhar, if... I 0
BOSTON.
AB.H.O.A.K.
Iweau.y, lb.. I 1 I I
afU, 2b I
11a UH. cl
HobUtaaL, lb I
Vlllcball, rf.. 4
Downey, aa. . I
Oralil. lb.... I
CUrkl, 0. ... 4
From ma, p.. 4
a 1 7Mii, lb... I 178
t Hertua;, aa... 111
fprui. aa.... I 1 1 t
Millar, rl.... 18 81
I Insertoa, It.. 4 1 I
I- 0 GHMle, of.... I I 1
0 Staliitoldt, lb I II I
Graham, c... 4 1 4 I 0
MoTixua. B. . I A A
Totals..
14 11 17 1 1 iiruwn, p.... I 181
Totala I 11 14 1
Boston .....2 010100004
Cincinnati 1 0 0 S 1 0 7 1 16
Three-base hits: Ingerton, Tenney, Mit
chell, Clarke, Bates. Home run: Miller.
Hits: Off McTigue, 4 in three and a third
Innings; off Brown, 9 in four and two
thirds Innings. Sacrifice hits: Downey,
Mitchell. Stolen bases: Bales, Grant (2),
Clarke, Bescher U), Mitchell. ' Left on
bases: Boston, 9; Cincinnati 6. Bases
on balls: Off McTigue, 4; off Brown, 4;
off Fromme, 2. Struck out: By McTigue,
2; by Brown, 1; by Fromme, a. Wild pitch:
Fromme. Time: 2:20. Umpires: Finneran
and Rlgler.
Girls' Priaea selected.
Prizes for the winners In the high school
girl's tennis tournament have been selected
and are on display at the school. A silver
loving cup is offered to the winner of the
tournament. This is a beautiful cup, and
the winner is entitled to keep it for good.
A silver hat pin, with the initial of the
racquet club engraved on the one side. Is
offered ss a prise for the runner-up. Pen
nants and other prises are offered for the
winners in the consolation match.
Alms. Loots to Republican City.
ALMA, Neb., June 8.-SpeclaTT--'rhe
Alma team was defeated on the home
f rounds by Republican City today, 13 to a
t was a well played game outside of one
Imilug, when the local teaiu u utile several
costly errors and alhrwed the visitors to
score ten runs. Oxford and Alma will play
here buxt Friday.
i ,y y i - n ' a
SINGLK
at Pueblo
TIGERS FIND PITCHER JOHNSOfl
Detroit Defeats Senators by Seven to
vTwo Score. ( '
1 -' '
MUIXTN PROVES VERY EFFECTIVE
Fleldfog of Conroy and Cunningham
Features .Game Cobb Gets Two
Three-Baas Hits Johnson
Lands One.
WASHINGTON, June 8. Detroit had
little trouble In hitting Johnson today and,
as' Mulllh was very effective, defeated
Washington, 7 to 2. The fielding of Conroy
and Cunningham featured the game. Score:
DETROIT. WASHINGTON.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.K.
Jonas, It I 110 0 Milan. cf....l 4 111
Buah, aa 4
Cobb, cf I
Crawford, rf. I
Deleh'nty, lb 4
Morlarty, lb. 4
O' Leary, lb.. I
gtanage, o... 4
Mullln, p.... 4
V Oonrof, lb. .. I
LaMlvalt, It., 4
Oeaaler, rf... I
0 McHrtde. as.. 4
0 un'hajn, lb. 4
Henry, lb.... I
0 rVhaefer, lb.. I
Street, e I
Ill
1
a 1
4
0
8 4
6 11
I
Johnson. D... 4
Totals...
.11 U 17 11
Touts....
.41 17 U I
0 0 10-3
0 0 2 17
Washington .....
Detroit
Two-base hits:
Three-base hlta:
0 10 0 0
3 0 0 0 1
Jones, Johnson, Crawford.
Cobb (2), Johnson. Sacrl-
flee fly: Conroy.
Sacrifice hit: O Leary.
Stolen base: Street. Left on bases: Wash
ington, 5; Detroit, a ' Bases on balls: off
Jot 'son, 1; off Mullln 2. First on error:
Detroit, 1. Hit by pitched ball: Street, by
Mullln. Struck out: By Johnson, 4; by
Mullln, 4. Wild pitches: Johnson, 2. Time;
1:40. .Umpires: Ferrlne and Dlneen.
ATHLETICS SCORE IN TWELFTH
Cleveland
Defeated In Hot
Game,
Pour to Three.
PHILADELPHIA, June 8. Cleveland
was defeated In a twelve-Inning contest.
The visitors tied the score ln the ninth and
Barry scored the winning run on singles
by himself and Thomas and the tatter's
force out by Coombs. Score:
rHIbADKUmiA. CLBVEI.AND.
AB.H.O.A.B. AH H A E
Lord.
It 4 1 4 0 Oraney. If... Ill
OMrlng, of..
iHaon, sa
1 Jat-kaon, cf.. 6
Baiterly, rf.
0 Btovaii. lb. .. f
0 Turner, lb. . I
1 Ball, lb
Land, e I
0 Mitchell, p.. 4
I I
1 I
0 I
II
1 a
4 I
T
4
0
0
I
Oolllna, lb..
Baker, lb...
Ifevle, lb...
Murphy, rf.
Barry, as. . .
Lapp, e
Thomas, s.
dnomla, p..
Milnnaa ..
1
4
1
I
Totala 44 lvU II
Totals 44 11 M 11
Batted for Lapp in tenth.
Two out when winning run aoored.
Cleveland ' 0000001020 0 08
Philadelphia 0102000000 0 14
Two-base hits: Turner, Baker, Ball.
Home run: Baker. Blses on balls: Off
Coombs, 7. Struck out: By Mitchell. 7;
by Coombs, 10. Time: 2:20. Umpires: t.-an
and Sheridan.
WILD PITCH ENDS FAST ' GAME
Reach Scores Winning Hun When
Lake Pitches Wide One.
NEW YORK. June i New York won Its
third straight victory from St. Louis today,
the score being 3 to 2 and the issue being
settled in the ninth Inning when Lake,
with Roach on third, made a wild pitch.
Tha contest was the quickest of the year
here, the time being one hour and thirty
three minutes. Score:
NBW YORK. iT. LOV18.
AU.H.O.A B. AU.H.O.A.B.
iianieia, ... a 1 a a Shot ton, ef.. 4
'i". II Auatla. lb... 4
llana.ll, lb.. 4 I 1 At, lan. rf.. I
'".," f J lp..rte, tb..4
Knlsnt, as... 113 1 Hugan, If.... 4
ttiaaa, lb..,. 1 Krlcaell. e. 4
Koach, IU... 8 1111 Wallace, aa.. I
1 1
I 4
t I
1
'" 1 6 lu.wan. lb... I 111
War nop, p... 111 LaUu, p Ill
one out when winning iuu Mas awaa.
St- Louis 0 0 0 1 0 0. 1 0 0-2
New York 0 0010001 1-0
First ban on errors: fn. Louis, a Sac
rifice bits: Roach.' Meloan, Blair. Stolen
baaes: Daniels, Hartaeil, Chase. Knight.
I-ft on base: St Louis, New York, 7.
Rases on bails: Off Lake, a Struck out:
By Was hop. 6; by Lake. L Hit by pitcher:
By Lake. Daniels. Wild pitches: Lake, 8.
Fussed bail: Kiitchell. Umpires: Mull an
and aOvauia, Time: . 1 S3.
V ...
"t-I
COPY FIVE CENTS.
MISSOUKI WINS
THE TRACK MEET',:
University Team Easily Leads in the)
Intercollegiate Conference on
Northrop Field. ....
THLRTT-FIVE POINTS HIGH SCORE
Chicago Takes Second Place, bat la
Far Behind.
CALIFORNIA LANDS IN THIRD
Wisconsin and Illinois Close fog'
Fourth, Former Ahead. "
BUT OICE RECORD IS BROKES
Allen of (nUfornlav A heat d 1st taVSt!
l!"nn( .lii.uit, While, Davwaport
uuu mm: -jib ineir .lecora,
In Running. '
LOTIIROP FIELD, MINNEAPOLIS.!
Mlun., June 8. The University of Missouri!
track team won the Interoollealata nrmferwl
enco track meet this afternoon, tcortnrj
66 points. Chicago was seoond with titA-
California, third with 20: Wisconsin, four.
With Illinois, fifth With 19 6-13-. Notred
Dame, slgth with 14, and Minnesota, nevaJ
ontn witn 11.
One conference reoord was broken "when
Allon of California jumped S3 feet li.lncK
In the broad jump. The previous reoordt
was 23 feet H Inch, held by Friend, ot
Chicago.
Davenport of Chicago tied his own in
ference reoord of 1:56),, In the half (nil
and Steele of Missouri tied tha oonfeTdnos
reoord for the two-mile, making it in M
flat.
' Results of the Gaamea.
lan-varH I, 1 1 r 1 a. j e. 1 - . . ,
. .......wj iicai, inren ,a
quailiy in each heat: First, Williama.,
Notre I) U TTl a ' a . linn - . . .
- 1. - - , .uauiBuuui, aVl OTU-1
i'-ww tlUrd' i,son. California. Tlmeal
lib-yard hurdles, second heat: First-
NlCr.OlatllV Allaanlll. aannnA B(-T-.-.
Purdue; third, Rohn, Wisconsin. TlmeU
0:16b.
lui-yard dash, first heat: First, RlohardaJ
Strsube. Chimin Ti,.. ,..,.
luvyurd aash, second heat: First, Wasf
" " " win, atsuuoa, vanstrum. M In
nesota: third. Kni-ia i'him.,n a.i.,
One mile run: First, Johnson, Missouri J
second. Wood, Calliornia; third. ThorsonJ
Northwestern; fourth, Wason. Purdua2
Time: 4:27i. a- .-aei
440-yard dash, Clnal heat: First. Daven J
laaa04r fhAAaapAi aa . n A . a. .
' C.r'"" a...jv, aUUkkU. A1UL, ' II n
sota. Tim.' n-iuu.
ltw-yard dash, final heat: First, WnasonJ
lime. T.iou110001 fourU tarl. Chlcag,.
Discus throw, sed-flnals: First, RobertsJ
wnwUl..cond Biockton. Purdue: thlrdTi
J rank, Minnesota; fourth, Belting, hliuolalj
Distance: lit! feet 1014 Inches.
120-vard hurdl. fi,.al I. -.. . . aa, . -. . J
Olson, Missouri; seoond, W ill lam. NotraJ
Dame: third. Oinun.M.m k, . ,
fourth, Beeson. CaUfornla. Time; Oal
Points: Missouri. 13; Chicago, 8; Notrw
XT- "Z' "' -a"ornia, ; v;oe, 8; IUlnois, Si
Northwestern, 2; Mornlngslda, 2i PurJuel
1: .MlHMB.nl u 1
Discus throw," finals: First, Roberts. Ml.
Frani- uTa..r:.5a "i"?' rs
nols. D.stance: lis feet 10 tocheit
Coe; second. Hill. Minnesota; thlrd-WUhin;
Wall. South niLknta Tm., a J
- ' - ". .owiiu iioai: rirsb aCarin.
TimeToC " " JJm- I
220-yard dash, third heat: First, Strati be, '
rlS' Beoond' Richards, Wisconsin
lu Ber8man' Notre Dame. Time: 0 23V.
...... uccaiu, v-aiuornta, ana Nich
olson. Missouri, tied for first; height, S
feet if 74 inches! .lrK.nn mi... i . ... . .
. -.. bw., ,Ba.uiiaui, x eter-
'?' TW.lnnesot: tTench, Kansas, and Mer-
..... ......via. ueu lor mira ana fourth. Ths
winners net four rw.int.
- B'vaaak.sn 'lTfJIT i IS afsaUh LXaUB
others of a point each.
220-yard hurdle, first heat: First, Quarn. '
Strom, Mornlngslda; second, Beeson. Cal
ifornia: third. Vl.t.h.r aj . ' .
0:25?. ' '". Aaauoi j
, vviiuams, xsotra
Dame: third Whiiin. rai C,"1 "
0:26V,. ""-
220-yard hurdles: third heat: First. Kirk
Thb'rt M'8BOU.rt; "cond. Woodbury, I?ansas
tj i . .7; Blloi aiiiiiuis. lima: 0:aTha
a' Chicago, 8: Callfor
? . ' U ,t,re l,me. 8: Purdue, 4; Mlnne-
""a, OTt, Illinois, a.. I
Shot put: Following qualified for finals i I
Meiiaul, Chicago; Frank. Minnesota; HIL !
California; Pierce. Wisconsin.
Shot IJUt. flnala- mau. ll....,1 n..
42 feet 8 Inchaa: irann 't. VlriTf'0,
42 feet i inches; third. Hall' California!
41 feet lilLi .a ...A 1 7.
- -... v. . , luui iu, kriaua. nil nnaa
sota, 41 feet 6 Inches. - aaiana-
Polo vault: Coyle, Chicago; Murphy. III!,
nols; Oraham, Iillnoia. tied for first; Mer
J'sconsln, fourth. Height: li teeU
The first three got 8V points each..
One half mile: First. Davenport, Chicago!
second. Bermond, Missouri; third, Devlne.
Notre Dame; fourth, Cleveland, Purdue!
Time: i:WH. tylnl conference record.
220-yard dash, final heat: First, Wilson.
Coe; second, Richards, Wisconsin; tulnd!
Time6' 0 2'' fUrtt1' 8trauba CatlcatioT
e1Br!)adk,Mmp: r"owln men Qualified fori
.. '.?, "' '-"ornia; iamhert, Mlnne
sota; Wlllianis and Wasson, Notre Deune.
220-yard hurdles, final heat: First,. Kirk.
SSV. Mtaaonrl- . .1 u . . . -
urn,, imcauil, t.WUOnill(
third, Williams, Notre Dame; fourth. W.4
H. Drake, lllltml. ti... ....r. SS
Twonil's: First', Steele'. Missouri! aec-aJ
?. ..'. '-'". vviscoiiMin; third. Wood.
California; fourth, stadsvold, MlnnAwt.
lime: :6u, tlelng conference record.
Points: Missouri, 20; Chicago, Ukl; Call,
fornla, 12; Wisconsin. 10,; Illinois, 10.
Hammer throw (.'..! m n.... . . .
, ......... ...... . . . j., anvUTlSIU I 1
second. Belling, Illinois; third, Wood, Wis- I
consin; fourth. Goddard, South Dakota. '
1.1.1.-... ... a, . .1 , . !
a.icT,.,iu, .1, j, icvi o incnes.
Broad Jump: First. Allen, California;
second, Wasson, Notre Dame; third. Lam
bert, Minnesota; fourth, Williams, Notro
Dame. Distance: 23 feet 1 inch, breakinat
conference record.
Relay raoe: Illinois, first; Minnesota, seo.
ond; Wisconsin, third; Chicago, fourth.
GLIDDEN TOUR IS- POSTPONED
Many Manufnetarers Unable to Enter
I nder Preaent Conditions.
NEW YORK, June 3.-The 1911 didder,
tour, which was to have started at Wash
ington on June 21, was today postponed
by the contest board of the Automobile
Association of America to an Indefinite
data in the early fall.
Ths postponement was made on tho re
quest of numerous automobile manufactur
ers, particularly those In ths west, who
reported that they had already sold their
output of the 1911 models. The rules of tho
GUdden tour rekulre each entry to bo a car
of which there are at least twenty-five
similar ones In stock and the manufactur
ers said they would not be able tn nuk. 1
up the requisite numbers of new model
cars for several months.
Without tha entries of these sold ouS
manufacturers there would be only fifteen
cars ta the tour. If It started Juns a,
Fairfield Defeats Glttuew.
FAIRFIELD, Neb., June aIHpeclal.)
The Fairfield base ball team opened ths
eaatm here Friday by defeating GUlaer,