TOE BEE:: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 19ir
Cubs Beat Doves in Sensational Twelve-Inning Game; Grizzlies Blank Rourkes
GOOSE EGG FOR THE ROURKES
Denver Wini Second Pitchers' Battle
from Omaha Tribe.
KDfSF.T.T.A ' IS ." FINE SHAPE
He Has Errorless Support a ad Only
Two Mrnktn of the Ultima
Tram la Re'achlaa;
Second Baae.
DENVER, Colo., Jun 13. (Special Tele
gram.) In the cloet, hardeat contested
Kama of tha year, Oinaba loat a, pitcher'
battle thlH- evening. - .Hall made but ona
mistake during tha fame, Riving: tha first
man up la an Inning a base on balls, who
wa afterwarda cored by a hit. Neither
of the artual errors charged against
Omaha had anything to do with the runs,
hut Wllllama ran .past's fly hi the fifth
Inning, permitting Klnsella to register a
three-base hit. The fielding generally waa
rrlsp, fast and accurate.
Omaha drove only three balls out of tha
diamond, two of these being hits and one
. fly to Caaaldy. Wllllama- two hits were
in slow balls toward first that ha beat.
11 all yielded four hits, three of them being
clean and one misjudged. Lurk broHe de
cidedly against the visitors in the fourth.
Mall gave alienor, first man up, a base
on balls, who scored on Beall' two-base
hit. In tha next Inning Coffey hit Into
center and scored on the long hit that
Wllllama did not get under.
Omaha got only one man to second base.
A feature of the game Is the way fielding
chances for Denver were grouped near the
'bottom of the batting Order. There will be
two games tomorrow, Scor:
DENVER.
V' ; AB. ,R.
H. O. A. B.
0 2 8 0
0 0 0 0
1 10 0
10 0 0
0 0 0 0
15 0 0
1 S 8.0
0 8
10 8 0
"1 27 16 0
H. O. A. E.
12 10
0 1 0 0
0 t 0 0
0 8 0 9
0 4 10
8 10 1
0 16 1
14 10
0 0 10
000
1 li 1
Lloyd. 2b .m.i..vJ
Ullmore. cf
t'asaldy. rf.
Beall, lf..vt..
gulllln, 3b.,..
LindHay. lb..
Coffey, ss...'..
Spahr,' .....
Klnsella, pu.
Totals
,,..,... .27 ' 1
- OMAHA.
. , 1 JIB. R.
Pick, 8b 4
King, cf .
Hohoonover, If 1
Kane, lb...... 3
Ntehoff, 2b 2
William. l'f...,.iVi' J;
Kneaves, as 3
Arbogaat, o
Hall. P ...'..'..... 1
Agnew
'V
Totals ....28 0
. "Batted for Hall In ninth.
Denver .4..1..0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 -J
Omaha 0 0000000-0
'1 wo-be hit: BeaJl. Three-baae hit:
Klnsella. Balk: Hall. Sacrifice hit: Spahr.
Struck out: By Klneella, 6; by Hall, 4.
Bases on balls: Ott Hall. 3. Double play:
Kneavea to Pick. . left on bases: Denver, 4;
Omaha, L Time: VtnpUraHaakell.
DK8 MOINES WIN 8)' IN THIRTEENTH
Antelopes I liable to Hnach Hits on
Pitcher Hyaaton.
LINCOLN. Keb.. June 11 Des Moines
won a thlrteen-lnnlng pitchers' battle to
day by hitting harder and more oppor
tunely. Lincoln- waa unable to bunch hits
on Houston, Soore;,,..
, LINCOLN.
' " ; a R.
Gagnlcr, as. A 0
H.
1
0
. 0
0
2
2
0''
1
0
1 '
0
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O. A. E.
6 4 0
IS 3 0
lis
J o 0
0 8 0
10 0
4 10
0 0 0
4 0 0
18 0
83 SO 0
O. A. E.
6 0 0
3 2 0
8 0 1
1 0
6 10
110
T 8
6 4 0
0 3 0
38 16 "l
l iiKiaub. lb. .......... a o
Cole. cf.-2b. a.. (
Cobb, rf. 8
Dundoa 10.-30."...... 4
M lller. - if. .( w 4
Cuckman, 3b 3
Mccormick, cf.
McGraw,
Thomaa
rltratton, c ,
Fox, p. ,..r' lyj.j,,
Totals
-.....3 .2 8
DKS MOINES.
AB.'R. H.
Andenon, If. ........ 6 2
Colligan. St.! .1.1..... 6
Curtis. If. ; 8
Mattlck, cf. ., 6
Dwyer, lb. t.. .......... I
Korea. Sb. 4
Graham, ,..K,,,. 6
Bachant, $. . , 4
Houston, p, ............ t
Totals '.I.... ....44
3 12
Batted for McGraw In eighth.
Lincoln ... 4.'.. 01 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-1
Des Moines, ....1 0 1 00000000013
Runs batted In: Miller , (2), Dwyer. (1),
Mattlck (2t, - Two-base " hits: Dwyer,
Graham. Double plays: Cola to Gagnler;
Mattlck to tlraham to Korea to Bacnant.
Left on banes: Linooln; 7; Dea Moines 8.
Stolen haven: Dun. Ion (2), Thomas, Miller,
Curtis. Sacrifice .hits! unglaub, Dundon,
Fox, Curtis.- Kores. Struck out: By Fox,
4: by Houetoa. 3. First bae on balls; Off
rox, 4: off Houston, 6. .Time: 2:2a. Urn
plre: Shoemaker . . -
BIOVX CITY CHA1TGEB ITS LVCK
laeblo Is Defeated by Score of Fire
to'Foar.
FtTKBLO, June 18. After losing ten
straight, Slnux City, by playing errorless
ball and timely hitting, won today from
Puebio. After th evlwltors had taken a
lead of three runs Pueblo batted Clark out
of the box. A base on halls and Breen's
three-bane hit won for Sioux City In tha
eighth. Score:
BIOUX CITT.
AB. R,
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'0 -
1
1
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0
1
0
1
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11
16
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8
1
0
0
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0
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1
1
IS
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1
0
1
1
1
Andreas. 2b 1
Stem, lb.. 8
Preen. If 4
Neighbors, rf .1
1
;
6
1
0
1
1
0
1
7
R.
Hartman, as t..
Wagner, cf.y,;.-.;.:.. 4
Rellly, 3b ,..,.,..;3
Miller, c 4
Clark, p 0
Wilson, p I
Totals
"7
AB.
H.
0
PUEBLO.
Mlddleton, tf.,.;. 8
lierger, sfl.,.,,.i, 4
Bclden, If...,....,.,-... 3
Koerner, lb. i..r, ...... 4
Hutfhes, lb. .2,., ....... 4
,1'avls. rf 4
Claire, lb.,..'. I
C lemons, c.... 4
Luruam, p.., J.... ...... 3
Mhaw 1
0
0
0
0 ,
1
1 '
0
I
0
0
Totals
4 II 27 10
Durham out. .bunting third strike,
Hatted for Durham In ninth.
Pueblo v 0 3 0 1 0 0 04
biouK City...-.....0 3 0 0 10 0 10 e
Two-be hits' Koerner, Mlddletown,
Claire, lvlo 'Jhree-base hits: Wagner,
Preen, liughes. Wacrlfne blta: Hartman,
Andreaa. Stern (2), Hellly. louble play:
Davis to Koerner, eRllly to Stem, Andreas
to tstem. Uaars on balls: Oft Durham, 1; off
Wilson, 1. btruck out: By Durham, 4; by
Claik. 1; by Wilson, 4. Time: 2:00. Umpire:
Morgan. , ,
T. JOIEPH- BlCHK ITS HITS
Tooolia Defeeiied by Seora) of tlx ta
V .".Tkraa. .
TOPKKA. June 12. 8. Joseph bunched
hits off Cook
runs to win.
In the sixth and nuide enoush
Score:
TOPKKA.
AB. R.
O.
T
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Klckert, if...,
llaffmd. 8b..,
':' mason, of.,
Whitney, lb..
Mot'ke. s
. . I 4
J
4
. . 4
rin-uensfeln, Jb
4
Croini'icn. rf ...j 1
Kruinbe. e t
Hawkins, C,.. (V
V fok, n
... 4
... 1
lieecher .
Totals.'
..;.s i
ST. JOSEPH.
8 37 13
- AB. R.
O.
1
3
4
I
t
A.
0
3
0
1
s
Kelly, rf
Powell, if.,,.
Jon., lb
y.tiii) cf..
liuitun, lb...
Keiua. e
4
Standing of Teams
WEST. LEAGUE. NATL LEAQUB.
W.L.Pctl W.UPct.
Denver 33 16 6? Chicago 32 18 .HO
Pu-blo " .62-"Nw York.. ..22 1 .42-
Lincoln 2 1 5W,Pniladelphia 81 21 .WO
8loux City.. .26 23 .Ml Pittsburg ..,.28 22 .5
Ht. Joepn...2 26 .el'l tt. Louis 27 22 .840
Topeka 22 27 .W Cincinnati ...34 28 42
Omaha U i6 ., Brooklyn ....18 22 .34
Dm Molnea.. 4i .l.TjUoston 12 40 .831
AM fc.il. ASS N. AM EH. LEAGUE.
W.L.Pct W.L.Pct.
Kanaaa City .36 .( Detroit !I7 16 .iU
Columbus ...34 22 .07 Philadelphia 81 17 .
Minneapolis 3 .6"8Chlcago 24 20
Milwaukee .6W,Boston 26 22 .6U
Louisville ...28 2 .42iNew York... .26 22 Mi
St Paul W 82 .44! Cleveland ....20 Hi .Ji
Toledo 26 22 .441 v aahmgton .17 U .Mu
Indianapolis 82 84 .87&bt. Louis II .814
titm, LiHAQUS. MINK. I.KAUUB.
W.UPrt.l W.L.PCI.
fpertar ....14 11 JiSV-lFall C1U....U .M
Pieuiuat ....1813 .4JjClarlnda 18 10 .&
Orand Isl d.li U . Neb. City U 11 bviu
Kearney ....14 13 AI Auburn 11 JJ .48
ColumlHU ...13 1 .44J Mary vlll ....U 13 .4,
JSard 14 14 .4.1 y bhenanugan. . t 14 ,8V1
HasUnga 1 -Mh
York 1J la .M
Yesterday'a Reaalte.
WXoTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha, 0; Denver, 1
tstuux City, 6; Pueblo, 4.
Des Moines, 8; Lincoln, 2.
Bt. Joseph, : Topeka, I.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn, 8; Pittsburg, 4.
New York, 6; Cincinnati, 8.
Boston, 4; Chicago 6 (twelve Innings),
i'liliadelplila, 8; toU Louis, 10.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago-Washington, rain.
St. Louis, 0; Philadelphia, .
Cleveland, 1; New York, .
Detroit-Boston, rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, 4; Minneapolis, 3.
Toledo. V: Kansas City. 7. '
Indianapolis, 0; Milwaukee, I.
Louisville, 2; bt. Paul, 0.
Superior, I) Kearney, 10,
Hastings, 0 Grand Island, 1
York, $ Columbus, 4,
(toward, 8 sVemoai. i,
MIN KLEAQUB,
Falls Cily, 0 Auburn, 8,
Shenandoah, fi( Nebraska City. 6.
Clannda, 4( Maryvllle, 1L
Oavaaea Today
Western League Omaha at Denver, Rieun
City at Pueblo, Des Moinos at Lincoln, tit.
Joseph at Topeka.
National League Beaten at Pittsburg.
American League Ht, Leuis at Washing
lop, Chicago at Philadslphla, Detroit at
New York, Cleveland at Boston,
American Asseuialion 4 ol urn bus at Kan
aa City. Louisville at Milwaukee, Indian
apolis at Minneapolis,'
Nebraska, Btata League Superior at
Grand Island, Hastings ut Kearney, toward
at Columbus, York at Fremont,
Mink League Kails City at Auburn, Shen
andoah gt Nebraska City, Clarlnda at
Maryvllle.
Melnka, pa.,, ,,,,.,, 4 I I 1
cVp;::;::::::; I I I I
Total! ,, I r? " S
Batted fw Prambes In tha ilith, '
KUni:;:;::
Two-pass plts Whitney. Hopka, BrelUn
steln, Jones, Powell. First base on baili
Off (look, li till Crutoher. S. Htruck out)
By Cook. by Orutctiar, I. Wild pltcbi
res Clark
Gardner.
Hastings Ball Team
is in Bad Shape
Many lies oa tine Hospital List, but
Manage! Eling WU1 Fill - ..
Their Flaxes,
HATlNJGe, Mb., June IS, Special. )
Manager KlUg of tbe Hastitlgs baae ball
teaju la extectk4 bavU from a scouting
pedltion today or tomorrow with enough
pew players to put the club again on- a
winning basis. A thorough reorganisation
Is In, pregreug and fans hers believe that
before tbe week Is over tha BrloUmakers
will be performing In satisfactory fashion.
In tbe last Saturday game Hilt, one of
the mainstay of the pitching staff, broke
aa ankle boos la a slide ta second. In tha
same game Caliber Hearaia, who had been
laid up most of tha season with slckaeas,
broke a finger and yauttxday Donnelly, the
other catcher, came down with a mus
cular trouble that mad It Impossible tor
him to play. Third Baseman Pierce hen
been suffering with tonstlltls and Qarsee
has been sick. Blndelar has been strug
gling -with a baffling ailment on his busi
ness 'shoulder, To fill the vacancies
caused by illness and Injuries It has been
necessary to eomb tha leoal town lota
for recruit. '
Manager Kllng put In several days
scouting among the Independents In Bt,
Louis and Kansas City and. according to
reports received here, hi U returning wlFh
a likely buaoh of playen.
Auburn's New Pitcher
Blanks Falls City
Soenerman Holds the Leaders to Three
Scattered Hits in Fastest Game
of 8easen.
CLARINDA, la , Juns IS (Special Tele
gram.) Clarlnda continued to hit the to-
f logs an today, Maj-yvllla hammerim the
ocal pltaher hard. Soerei HUH.
Dajlada , I SO-4I1S
Uaryvllle ,,. 0 0 4 0 4 0 1 S 11 18 0
Batteries! Clarlnda, Walters and Mason;
Maryvllle, Wlthvilte, Colley and Diets.
AUBURN, Neb., June 13. (Special Tele,
grain. VHeonerman, a new pitcher for
Auburn, blanked Falls City this afternoon,
holding the club to three scattered hits.
The game waa one of tbe fastest played In
tlto league this aeasont Scare: R.H.E.
Auburn 1 O0003-3S1
Falls City ..... 0 0 0 I 0-0 3 1
Batteries: Auburn, Seonermsn and Mus
ser; Falls City, Justus and Fraaer. Um
pire: Harada.
NEBRASKA CITY. Neb.. June 13 (Spe
cial. Telegram.) Nebraska City, stopped
Shenandoah's winning streak todsy by
taking a hard fought game, after being
beaten up to the sixth Inning, hoore:-
R H E
Nebraska City I M M U H I I
Shenandoah ..S0100100 9-6 8 8
Batteries: Nebraska City. Wells and
Herman; Hhenanaoah, Cochran, Johnson
and Castle. .Umpires: Klssana, Duran and
KraffU .
MOVEMENTS OF BALL PLAYERS
Freatdeat Lynck af National Leagae
Makes Official Aaaoaaaoaaeat.
NEW YORK, June 11 The following of
ficial announcement of contract and re-
lrasea was lasued tonight by President T
i J. Lynch of the National League' of Pro.
(eSHional Bane Ball t luoa;
Contracts With Boston, C. "F ' Hogg;
wttk Chicago. Bernard J. Cose, Ernest 0.
Ovirs; with Pittsburg, C. L. Burroughs.
Releasee By Boston to Chicago (National
league), George V. Graham, Clifton G. Cur.
Ita, W, 0. Collins. Vlumr Goods; by Brook.
In to Montgomery (Southern league), P.
M. McElveen; to Mobile (Southern league),
Harry H. Myers; by Chicago to Bustoq
tNatlonal league), John C, Kllng. Al
Kaiser, C. F. Weaver. J. L. Griffin: by
Philadelphia, unconditionally. Eugene
Sampson: to Nashville i bout hem Ixaguei,
II. ii Welchonce; to buffalo (Eastern
league). Ad F. Brennan, W. L kk.hu It!
toptiunal agreemecO.
Foley Kidney 1'llle ueotaln just the la.
4 gradient neceasary to regulati and
a ILrengthea tbe action ef the kidneys sad
bladder. Try thetp vuuraelf. Vur wU by
J , ail tu-uagista.
YORK WINS IMHE TWELFTH
Columbus Lotei Exciting" Contert on
Ita Home Grounds. -
FAE2XLL JIATES HOME EUTJ
eaaotleaal OajHaade Catrn 1st tae
riret laalnsT t7 Mersell In
Featai- of Gaaae Islandere
Bins at Raatlnars.
COLTJMBUo. Nab., Juna 18.-(Speolal
Telegram.) Columbus lost the third gam
of Ita eerten with Tork In aa exciting
twlevo Inning contest which wag anybody's
gam after the fourth inning. Tha feat
ure of tha game were a high Jump and one
handed catch of a line drive In the first
Inning by Melxell and a home run by
Farrell of Tork: Scores.
TOPK. COLUMBIA.
AB.H.O A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
B'Sturnok. t. 1 I 4 1 Mlll. rf... 1 4 6
F.rr.11, II.. I
Hen laetr, 111
Harm, vf. ... I
UiTls, rf I
Vtram, 11.... I
Dy. as I
Stuart, s I
I I
Tua'raaa. s 4
I I
n
I 8
I I
I I
t
WMtl, W..S IU I 1
Qtitimw-, m.. i 1 1 4
4 B. Draws, HI 1 1 I I
LmcH, II Mill
!B. Brawn, III ) I I I
Weal gr. oil j M J
I Coppl, I I I I I
I tvlMMll. I I I I
Totals...
M 11 M If I
Totals 41 12 Mil I
Copple out. hit by batted ball.
Tork OOI10101I008-6
Columbus .. 0I100O0000I1 4
Earned runs: Tork, 3; Colun.bua, 3.
Two-baie hits: Hennlssey, Harm, B.
Brown, Copple. Davis (2. Home run: Far
rell. Sacrifice hit: Hennlssey. fitoien
bams: Davis, Gutaroer, Melxell (2), Leach
t2, E. Brown (2). Struck out: By -Turn-merman,
1; by Kissel, 6. Bases on baJla:
Otf Tummerman, 8; off Kissel, 3. Hit by
pitched, ball: Tummerman (2). Passed bail:
Stuart. Left on bases: York. 10; Columbus,
11. Time: 1:80. Umpires McDermott,
Grand Island Beats Haattags.
GRAND ISLAND, Neb., June 13. (Spe
cial Telegram.) Hasting! was shut out in
a fast game of ball with tha exception of
tha fourth Inning when the locals scored
six. Three walks given by Perry, home
rum by McLear and Booth, and singles by
Jokrrat and Smith brought in three rung.
Scores: v
ORAND ISLAND. HASTINGS.
ad u n a. a AB.H.O.A.B.
McLear, rf . .. 4 1 I I I Watsos, t. , 4
Bnilth. m....i 114 I tuiM, II ... 4
I t
till
U.'KlhhM If A S 1 a a HramlAV. 4
I I I
took, cl I III ICooko. ill
Ar-Mrong. Ill 111 I 1 O-Brtoo, H..I I I I I
Jokont, ... 114
V.txn, If... Ill
Booth, lb.... Ill
Harlmas, p. . 8 I I
I I Pierre, lb... 4
I I Httua'aos, as 4
4 I Roe, 4 4
I rerrr. 3
I I I l
ill
114 1
Totals 31 4 24 II 1 ToUli H I M II 1!
Hastings 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Oiand island 0 O0I0OOI
Earned run: Orand Island, L Two-base
hit: Cooke. Three-base hit: Waison of
Hastings. Home runs: McLear and Booth.
Bases on balls: Off Perry, 8; off
Hartman, 1. Struck out: By Perry, S; by
Hartman, 2. Left on bases: Hastings, V;
Grand Island, 0. Double playi Hartmtn to
Booth to Armstrong. Passed ball: Ross.
Hit by ptehed ball: O'Brien. Umpire. Mo
Kee. Kearney Wins Slagging; Match.
KEARNEY, Neb., June 13.-(Special Tel
egram.) Kearney put a crimp in the Su
perior team's winning streak In today's
game, although tha gain was somewhat of
a slugging match, lrvln for. Superior was
knocked out of the box In the first, but
Gibson tftuld not save the game; Struble
started for Kearney, but waa replaced by
Jarrott In tha first of the first inning.
Score:
KXARNBT. ' iVrURlOft.
AB.H.O. A.B. AI.H.O A B.
U Qra.r, ef.. 4 I I 1 I Atlea. ef 4 I I I I
Dowooy. II.. 8 141 Hiebaela, ss. I I I I J
Jurott, s.w4 114 iOrle, rf I III
PMlfc av... 4 I I 1 McD rll, lb 4 1 I I I
Cl.lre. Ik,.., I 13 1 I K.B'ke'U, III I I M
H.r.u. rt.... I 1 i i I BMllBiaa. a.. I I 1 1 I
Or.y, 4 I 1 I Orr, o 8 1 I 1 I
Ma kurta, II 4 3 f I I O B'ke'ti, lb 4 1 14 I I
mbla. s..4 I
i s ria, p ... . e TT
I I I I Olbeos. .... 4111
Black, If.... I
Total..
Kearney
Superior
JH U It 1 t Totals 4i u 14 I i
f 1 8 0 0 0 -10
I I 1 I I 0 0 0-1
Earned runa. Kearney, : 8uperlor, 3.
Three-base hit: Downey. First base on
balls: Off Struble. 1; off Irvla, 1; oft Gib
son. 2. Left on bases: Kearney, 8; Superior,
. Two-base hits; Downey, H. Oray, Black,
Orr. 8truck out: By lrvln, 1. Passed balls:
bpollrnan. Hit by pitched ball: lrvln, Gib
son. Time: 1:40. Umpire; Hold.
Fremont Raises Pennant and Wins.
rREiMOVT, Neb.. Juna li (Special Tel
egram.) Before a crowd of about 2u, Fre
mont today raised the t10 pennant and
thereby broke Its losing streak. House's
magnificent pitching, coupled by almost
errorless support, together with home run
drives by Buhner and Thompson, with men
on baaes, were too much for Seward and
they went down to a I to I defeat, score:
FREMONT. . . SBWARD.
AB.M.O.A.B. AB.H.O. A.B.
Boeaol. ef... 4 1 I I I Iteblssos. . I I I 4 I
Fu1)b, lb... I
Bobner. rt... 4
I l s twin. o... list
lit H.nrr. lb.... I I 14 I I
1 I I Bum. If 4 I I I I
Titompa'a, a 4
N(f. 1 4
Turpi. If.... I
Jobnooa. lb.. I
Carar, lb.... I
Route, f I
4 I Vuou, rf.... I I I I I
111 Pullra. lb... I 1 I 1 I
1 I West, ef
I I Wallar.
.. I 1 I I I
I ICraXord, p. I I I I I
Totals.... ..U I Nil-! Totals It I 14 I 1
Lucas out, on third attempt to bunt.
Seward MMilUM
Fremont . 0 1 0 0 4 6
Home runs: Bohnar and Thompson.
Bases on balls: Oft Crawford. 8; off Rouse,
i. Struck out: By Crawford, f: by House,
5. Left on bases: Reward 8; Fremont, 3.
Double play: Henry to Cooley. Wild pitch:
Crawford. Paard balls: Walley, Neff.
Stolen bases: Henry, Burns, Bennat,
Carey. Sacrifice hits: Cooley, Lucas, Craw
ford, Fullen. Umpire: Thlel.
Governor Carey Puts .
Ban on Prize Fights
and Boxing Matches
County Attorney at Sheridan Beceirei
Letter From Executive Quoting Law
and Ordering it Enforced.
SHERIDAN. Wyo., Juna 13.-(SpeelaJ
Telegram ) Wholesale arrests. If necea
sary, ai a mean of stopping tha so-oalled
boxing exhibitions which have been held
In Sheridan county and elsewhere In Wyo
ming have been ordered by Governor Carey,
la a latter Just received by County At
torney D. L. Gogerty of this county Gov
ernor Carey call! attention to aectiun M55
of the revised italutee of Wl, which spe
cifically prohlbtts "prisa fights' and pro
vides for fine and Imprisonment for any
who are In any way connected with suoh
exhibitions.
The county attorney has advised the
Sheridan Athletla association and the Wyo
ming Athletic olub of the contents of the
governor's letter and suggests that all
dates be cancelled.
The Wisconsin Kid, secretary and match
maker for the Wyoming Athletlo club,
under whoae auspices a match between
Jack Fltsgerald of Omaha and Maurice
Thompson of Butte his been arraigned
for July 3. would make no statement for
publication.
Howard Baker of the K'lerldan Athletlo
association la undecided whether to call
off the fight between himself and jimmy
McDonald of Denver, scheduled for June
14, or to go ahead with It and risk tha
consequences.
Tha governor states In his letter that
he Is communicating with, tbl authorities
of other sections of the state where fights
are known to bar been, held or are In
prospect.
. .. Wn ir Horn Hill.
MOR5E BLUFF, Neb.. June 11 ( Special. )
-Captain Johnson's fsat amateura loat ta
the Moree Bluff rhani by tbe aevre of
I to I. Score by Innings:
R. H. E
Wahoo f S 64
Morse Bluff 0 0 3 a j
Batteries. Andereon and Jetuaaoa. itock
armucbt and Lehinar,
HIGHLANDERS CONQUER NAPS
Yanghn's Fine Pitching- Feature of
Game at New York.
FINAL SC0EE IS FIVE TO ONE
Now York Distrlbatee Its rira
Throagh as Many- Inalags
Vasgkn ul Daalels Oat
Tire.Bti Hits.
Hits
NEW TORK. June 11-Tho Highlanders
made It three straight over the Napa to
day, winning, S to 1. In a game feitured
by Vaughn'a fine pitching. Scores:
NEW TORK. CLWKLAND. '
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O A.B
runlet. ef..l
I I Iflnnev. if..
Ill
Woltor, rt... 4
Hartieil, lb. I
Om, If,...,, I
Kolcht, as... I
Chu. lb.... 4
Cunlner, lb.. I
Sweeney, e,, 4
Vu(hn, p... I
?0imb, a 4
ttrlj. rf.. I
I I I I Orlsm, rf.... I
till Btovail, lb... 4
I It 1 I Blrm'ham, ef I
1- I I 4 Tnrner, lb... I
till Ball, lb I
1 I I I Land, e I
Klr. I
Total.
I21IS71I1
- Totals.. ..'..M I 14 II t
Cleveland 00000100 0-1
New York I 0 0 1 1 1 I -t
First base on errors: Cleveland, I: New
York. 2. Two-base hits: Vaughn. Danle a.
Three-bale hit: Griggs. Sacririce hits: tur
ner, Hartsell, Stolen bases:- Cree (8), Wot
ter. Knight. Olson. Left on bases: Cleve
land, 6; New York, 8. Double play; Hart
cell, Gardner and Ckse. Bases on balls:
Off Vaugn, 3; off Kaler, 4. Struck out:
By Vaughn, 8: by Kaler, 1. Hit by
pitched ball: By Kaler, aGrdner. Pasted
ball: Land (2). Umpires: O'Lougtilin and
Connolly. Time: 1:45. ,
Athletics Blank St. Loala.
PHILADELPHIA. June IS. St. Louie
suffered Ita second successive shutout here
today, the soore being S to 0. Plank struck
out tan men. Soore:
rHILADBLFHIA. ST. LOt'fl.
AB.H.O. A.B. ' AB.H.O. A.B
tore. If 4 111 I shottoa, ef... I I 1
trunk, ef .,. I 111 I ': tar. ef . 1 I I
Collin, lb... 4 1 1 . 1 0 Auatln, lb... I 1 1
Baker, lb..,. 4 I I I I Meloan. rf... 4 1 1
Melnaaa, lb. 4 I T I I UasKa, lb.. 40
Murohr. rf... 4 114 1 Hons. If 4 1-
n
4 I
I I
I
ii
4 1
B.rrr. .... 4 I i I I riarka, 0....4 1 t
Them, o.!
'4 I 11 I I Wallae. as., lit
,4 II I I Kowaa, lb... I 111
. Lak. p...... 4 11
Plank, .,
Totals...
.nun -a r
.. . ..v Total. It I M II I
8t. txu'i. ............ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Philadelphia .....':: 0J00110-
Two-base nltaf ''MeTmtea, Murphy, Baker.
Three-base hlti -Mclnnes. - Home rum
Baker. Sacrifice hit; Strunk. Stolen baae:
Stxunk Struck but; By Lake, 1; by Plank,
W. Left on baaes: St. Louis, 11; Philadel
phia, 1 Flret bae-n balls: Off Lake, f,
off Plank. 6., Time: ,1:80, Umpires; . Par
rlne and Dlneen.' J
.. . , e .-!
Harness Races.'.'
I Open at Beatrice
Glenwood and .Dr. Heeres Win in
Straig-ht Heats Ira X. Wins
. Banning Event.
BEATRICE. Keb.; June 13.-(6peclaJ Tel
egrern.) The circuit races opened here this
afternoon at the Driving park, with a large
crowd in attendance. The day was par.
feet and, tha track In flna condition for
tha horses to do their best. The first
race, tha 3:30 trot, was won In straight
haats by Clenwood, with Ben Bliss second
and Swlnk third. In tha second race, tha
8:18 trot, Dr. Reives won In straight heats,
Royal Wilkes second and Bell Rosa third.
In this race tha three winning horses
were almost neck and neck during the
mile, and It was ona of the closest and
most exalting finishes aver seen on tbe
local track.
Tha five-eighths of a mile running race,
with eleven starters, was won by Ira K.
Tomorrow Is Beatrice day and Thursday
Falrbury day at tbe race, and much larger
crowds are expected. Th Beatrice Military
band has been engaged to furnish tha
muslo. Summary:
1:30 trot, puraa 3400: - . "
bush) Ill
Ron Hliaa. h. sr.. bv Robert Ryan
(Peel) , S3
Swlnk. b. m.. by Monas (Hugh) S 8 3
Omaha and Nan Patterson also started
Tin: 2:24. 3:24. I'M1.
8:11 trot, purse tJ0;
Dr. Recvrs. b. g., by Gatama (Owens) 111
Dnnl WIIka h . hv RlllV Had
(Sumner) ..' Sit
Bell Rose, blk. ro., by Alcanterro (M.
Mllee) 3 S t
Ed McKinney, Touchdown and Teddy K.
also started. Time: 8:lSf. 8:1, 3:3a
Five-eighths mile running, eleven slirlars:
Ira K. won, George Culver second, Elsie
Van third. Time: 1:434-
Watertewa Defeat Itltchell.
MITCH ELI a D.. June (Special Tel
egram.) Hitting tha ball safely and
coupled with the errors of the local tram,
Watertown romped away with tha game
against Mitchell this afternoon by a soore
cf 12 to 1. Sharer made the only run for
Mitchell when he circled th bases on a
ng drive. Score: R U E.
Watertown 12 T
MKchell 1 T
Batteries: Means, Barton and Erickson;
Marshall and Harms.
Many Papers Are .
Under Discussion
Work of the Convention of Charities
- and Conventions is Well
Under Way.
BOSTON. Juno 13. "Occupational Dis
eases," waa tha subject of an address by
Dr. Alice Hamilton of Hull house. Chi
eago. at th sectional meeting of tha Na
tional Conference of Charities and Correc
tions today. Dr. Hamilton was followed
by David . Boyer of Pittsburg, who de
scribed "Standsrds of Safsty In Machin
ery." and by President I. P. McKeeon I
consideration of "Standard Safety Fir Ap
pliance for Factories."
Delagatea at a section meeting In Chap
man hall discussed the question of state
supervision of charities. Paper on tbe
Question war read by Allen D. Canovar,
president of th Wlaeoneln atat board
of control, and R. W. Kelso of th Massa
chuselt stats board of charities.
Nasaee) kr tha Preelaeat.
WASHINGTON. June ll-The president
sent to the senats the nominations:
Assayer of the limit at Carson, Nov., An
drew Mauto.
Surveyor General of Montana, Jerora G.
UM4, XAvUigaioua, atom.
CUBS CLEAN UP THE SERIES
Chicago Defeats Boston, FiTe to Four,
in Twelre Inning's.
H0KE& IN TENTH OFF PFEFFEB
Rleha Batt4 rrooly, bat Glren Flae
Bappori la Plaeaeo -Doyla Oeta
1aree.Bsge Bin Two
Baa Hta.
CHICAGO. June 18. Chicago made a clean
waap of tha Boston series hero today by
winning the final game, t to 4, In twelve
Innings. McTlgua pitched a fine game, but
was a little wild, and Pfeffer was hit for
a bom run In tha tenth by Good. Richie
was batted, freely, but waa given fine sup
port In pinches. Score:
CHICAXXI. BOSTON
in H A 1.1. AI.H O.i l.
Iherksia, If. 1 I 1 I Iwewaey. lb. I I I I
I'huHe, rf ..I I I I ITnney. lb... 4 8 M I I
Hnlnu, lb . I 111 I Hro, m... I
. Zlm-utfi, Ik I 1 I I 1 Miller, rf.... I
I Dorle, lb I I I I I Insartnn. If.. I
1 Tlnkw, at.... I I I 4 I Flahonr. cf. I
4 I I I I Tnun- lb.... I
I I I I I Prl(ln. ... I
Grab!, a.
Richie, p..
Totals.....
.81111 MrTUrua, p.. I
fnKtar, I
4 I M II 4
Total ts - i
On out when winning run wis scored.
Chicago 0 1010001010 1-8
Boston 6 00000310100 I
Two-baa hit: Tinker,. Swoeney, Miller,
MoTlgue. Flaherty (2i. Three-base hit:
Dovle. Home run: (Tn7d. Hits: Off Mc-
Tlgue, S In seven Innings; off Pfeffer, 3
In four and one-third Inning. Sacrifice
hits: Tinker (2), Bchult. Graham, Zim
merman, Young. Stolen baaes: Hersog 2),
Shoi.kard (8), Graham, Good, Sweeney, Tin
kert(2). Double play: Sheckard to Gra
ham, Hofman to Zimmerman, Left on
balls:' Off Rfchle. S; off McTirue, 10; off
terrer, i. struck out: y aicngue, s;
by Richie, 1; by Pfeffer, 2. Time: 3:03.
Umpire: Klem and Email.
Metaewsoa Beata Reds.
CINCINNATI, June 18. "Mathewson
pitched," Is the story of today's game. In
which New York defeated Cincinnati, to
i. Score:
NEW TORK. CTNCTNNATI.
AB.H.O. A. B. AB.H.O. A.B.
Pour, rf... 4 18 1 bar. If.. 4 1110
Doyla. lb..
I 4
I
I I Euan, lb 4 I I 4 1
I I Bark, of 4 I I 1 4
I I Hoblltaal, lb I 1 I I I
1 I Mltcholl, rf., I 1 1 I I
4 1 Eenoal, as. 4 8 I 8
I I Grant, lb.... 4 1111
1 4 Clark- .... 4 1114
I 4 Fromma, a.. I I I I I
Bnodera, of I
Marrar, If... Ill
Merkle. lb... 4 1 11
Brtlwell, e. I I 1
fieri In, lb... Ill
Meyer, c... Ill
Mathews-n. p 4 1 1
McLean ,...1 I I I I
ToUl.
M 11 17 II 1 MrQulllaa. 1 1 I I I I
A it liar ties
Total. 17 11 IT II I
Batted for Fromme In sixth.
Batted for McQuillan In ninth. ;
New York l 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 1-8
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 18
Two-base hits: Snodsrass. Altlzer, Bes-
cher. Three-base hlis: Brldwell, Doyle.
Horn run: Merkle. Hit: Off Fromme, I
In six Innings: off MoUulllan, 8 In three
Innings. Stolen bases: Brldwell, Murray
it). Double plays: Grant to "Stfan to Hob
litsel, Brldwell to Doyle to Merkle. Left
on bases: New York, 8; Clnclnuati. 2.
Bases on balls: Off Fromme, 4; off
Mathewson, 3. Hit by pitched ball! By
Fromme, Doyle. Btruck out: By Fromme,
1. Kw O. Ku Jf.n,,l1l..n 1 Tim.'
1:68. Umpires: QDy and Brennan.
Phllllea Lase Final.
ST. LOUIS. June 12 St. Loul won the
final game of the series with Philadelphia,
1 to i Th local used four pitcher and
th visitors two. , Score: '
T. UVUft. fHIIADEUTtlA.
AB.H.O A.B. AB.H.O. A. B.
nasctsa lb. I I 1 I I Kaake, lb.... 1111
Hauaar, ... 8 4 111 Pukert, cf... 4
Kalll. It 4 III ILobwt, lb... I
Koaetoky. Ik I I I I I Ma. If.... 4
graaa. rf..., I 3 1 I I L4rua. lb., 4
Mo w ray, lb.. I 111 I Walah, rf ... I
Oakea, f....4 III Dela, ss... I
Braanalaa, I t T I I Pool, 0..
(Mica. ... 1414 Ewln. ..
Hal lea, p ill Rowan, p.
Hanaoa, 111 I Moran, ..
taete, f I 1 I Mrs ...
I
.. 1
.. t
I
.. I
, Total M II tf U) I Tetala. ,
.14 3 14 I I
'AMUied tor awuig in iuui.
St. Louis .1 0 6 1 0 0 1 1 10
Philadelphia 0 t 8 0 S 8
Two-base hits: Paskert, Ellis, Mag,
Pooleo. Evan. Three-baae hit: Evans,
Mowrey, Hauser, Lobert, Bresnahan. Homs
runs: Matte, Oakes. First base on balls:
Off Golden, 8; off Rowan, 4; oft Bwing,
4; oft Harmon, 3. Btruck out: By Golden,
K; by Salle, 3; by Steele, 1; by Ewlng 3;
by Rowan, 1. Time: 3 48. Umpires: Fin
neran and Rlgler.
Pirate Wla ta Eleventh.
PITTSBURG. Jun II Pittsburg today
defeated Brooklyn in eleven Innings, 4 to
8. Brooklyn tied th score In th sixth by
scoring two run. Pittsburg won in th
eleventh before a man was put out.
Score:
nrnnvM. . brookltm.
AB.H.O. A.B. AB.H.O A.B.
Laorb. ef.... 1 111 I Toelor. .... 4 till
Cany, ef..., 114
mark. If.... 18 8
v Itauoan, l. a
I Wheat, If ... I III
I Hummel, tt. 4 11 I
1 Da videos, ef . 4 1 4
1 CoulaoD, rf.. 4 I 8 I
I Elm'maa, lb 4 I 1 1
I Bersaa. .... I I T I
I lebarlt, I... 4 114
I Ruckar, p.... 4 111
I TUls M lM II
Bvrna, lb.... 4 18
Wasaer, as.. 113
Miller, lb.... 4 11
Hunter, lb.. I 1 II
wnaon, rf.... Ill
Otbaon, ..... 4 11
Leltlald, p.. 4 I I
Flyae 1 1
McKee'ste .III
Total M UN I I
' 'Hatted tor Lelfeld In eleventh.
Ran for Flynn In eleventh.
'None out 1 when winning run icored.
Pittshura 16 10 10 0 0 0 0 14
Brooklyn .... 66610300060-8
Two-baa hit: Carey. Hunter. Wheat.
Three-base hit: Wheat. Bases on balls
Off Rucker, 1; off Leifleld, 3; oft Bchardt,
3. Struck out. By ueneio, o; oy ociiarai,
t: by Rucker. 1. Time: 3:30. Umpires:
lOason and Johnston.
Pol Match Paatpoaed.
NEW TORK. Jun It ConUnued'
In
clement weather necessitated today an In
itefintta DoatDonement ef the third inter
national polo match and the vtait of th
English players i ragarneo. as snaea
GOVERNMENT INSPECTORS
FINISH THEIR SESSIONS
!Untr-rtve In Atteadastea Pay
Vtalt ( th Baata Osaaba
Plaata.
Tha annual meeting of th animal In
dustry Inspector, which ha been In prog
ress her alnce Monday morning, cam to
a elos at noon Tuday, iter a speech
by Dr. A. D. Melvln, ehlef of th bureau,
setting forth th work accomplished by
th bureau in th last year.
At 3:30 o'clock th Inspector met at th
federal building and left In a body Tor
South Omaha, where an Inspection "of the
plant and yard were mad. Tbe party
was split Int three lection, which were
conducted by different guide throughout
the entire plant. The majority of the gov
ernment Inspectors will leave Omaha to
night for th' various home. Th meat
Inspector, however, may stay over tomor
row and mak a mor complete tour of
th packing plant at South Omaha. Seven
mor veterinary Inspectors arrived In
Omaha Monday night and Tuesday morn
lng and brought tbe total number of gov
ernment employe In session at th meet
ing to ninety-five. Which I th largest
weetern meeting of th bureau Inspectors
ver held.
When asked If any reoommendatlona had
baaen made for a change In th legislation,
Dr, Melvln said not and th meeting had
bean taken np by going over the work of
th department In detail for the last year.
Several new plan for th Improvement of
th bureau wss taken up. Th fact. that
th bureau 1 continually growing mor offi
ciant was brought out by th report of th
Inspectors and th 'question which have
preaented thsmselve to th bureau for
some tlm pet-
, A Berlaaa Breakdown
result from chronic constipation. Dr,
King's New Lit Pills cur headache, stom
ach, liver and bowel trouble Ko For
Big Increase in the
Assessment of the
South Dakota Lands
. V,
Millions of Dollars Added by Season
of Title Passing- from Govern
ment to. Settlers.
PIERRE. S. D.. Jun U.-(6pclat.)-Th
real estate assessment of South Dakota will
b Increased approximately t7.000.000 over
last year, through the placing of lands un
der taxation which will be aasesaed th
first tlm by the title passing either by
flnsl proof, th al of Indian heirship or
state lands.
Th greatest Increas ' will b In th
countle of Stanley, Perkins and Tripp,
ach of whloh will show an Increase of
11,000,000 mora on their real eetate figure.
A th spring meeting of county auditors
decided on very little change In any class
of property from th figure of a year ago,
ther will be no great Increase other than
that on land. Th total aaseesed valua
tion for last year on all elaases of property
was almost 8338,000,000, and It 1 posslbl
that the total may go a high a 8350,000,000
this year.
Northern Baptists
Are in Convention
Seek to Promote Denomination Unity
and Efficiency in Effort to
Evang-elixe World.
PHILADELPHIA, Jun 13.-Th Northern
Baptist convention, th first of three great
organisation of th church to meet In this
city In th next two week, opened It ses
sion In th Baptist temple today. Thl
convention represents mor than 1.250,000
communicant ' of that church In th
northern United State. Next week th
general oonventlon of th Baptist of
North America, representing th Baptists
of th entire United State and Canada
will meet here, followed by th Baptist
World Alliance. Tha , latter organisation
will bring to thl city Baptists from many
foreign countries.
Tha convention which met today Is a
delegate body and was organised to give
expression to the opinion of it constituency
on moral, religious and denominational
matters and ths promote denominational
unity and efficiency In effort for th
evangelisation of th world.
The meeting was opened with devotional
exercise, conducted by Dr. Emery W.
Hunt, president of th Denlson university,
Granville, O., who I also president of th
convention. Th president' address was
th featur of th morning session. Various
report of committees wer alio heard.
Cholera Appears on
the Steamer Berlin
Passenger Taken 111 Four Days After
Leamg Naples and Diet
Thirty Honrs Later.
NEW TORK, Jun 11. Th North Ger
man Lloyd liner, Berlin, which reaohed
hr . today from Mediterranean ports, "re-
ported at quarantine that a ateerag pa-'
senger was taken 111 with cholera four -lay
after leaving Naple and died thlrty'hour
later. This I th first cholera can re
ported on Incoming steams hi pa for month.
Th Berlin left Genoa, Naples, th next
day, and Gibraltar Jun (. Four day after
leaving Naples, Ruo Bragglo, a Steerage
passenger from Calabria, was taken sud
denly 111 and for thirty hour Buffered
symptoms of cholera. Bragglo died Jun
7 and waa immediately, buried at sea. At
quarantln a bacteriological examination
of culture wi at one begun.
Th Berlin waa thoroughly disinfected.
All of th 834 ateerag passenger will be
removed to Hoffman Island and probably
by tomorrow morning all th 875 cabin pas
sengers on t'-e steamer will b released
from quarantln. Th Berlin ha 125 first
cabin and 350 second cabin Passengers.
Dr. Doty, health oomminioner at Quar
antine, says there need b no fear that
th contagion will get a foothold.
Engine Buns Wild
Through Kansas City
Collides with Freight Train and FiTe
Carl Are Sacked Off pie
Track.
KANSAS. City. Mo., Jun lt-A wild
engin caused two freight train wreck,
was Itself detralled and tied up two rail
road line near Swop Park her today,
Th angin which caused th wrack waa
that of a work train oa th Kanaa City
Southern railway. It was going aoutn, push
ing three oar ahead of It whan th en
gineer saw a regular freight approaching.
Th engineer and fireman Jumped. The
engine aped on and threw th approaching
engine and two car off th track.
Th Impact of th two train threw th
revsrs lever of th work train engine and
It rapidly backed away from th wreck.
A mil north ef th first wrack th wild
ngln collided wit an extra freight. Five
car wr derailed, blocking th Missouri
Paciflo track, near by.
HYMENEAL
Fleper-Tbenapeoa.
Saturday afternoon at his offlc Judge
William Altstadt married Herman Pleper,
aged 33, of Omaha, and Miss Phllll Thomp
son of Omaha,' aged 18.
oakajp-Baeklea'.
Sunday evening at his residence, 1811
South Sixteenth street. Judge William Alt
stadt married Frank J. Soukup of Omaha,
aged Z3, and Miss Anna Backlund of
Omaha, aged tt. ,
Needham-MUler.
Miss Elva B. Miller, daughter ef WITllam
Miller and Mr. John H. Needham, both of
North Bend, Neb., wer married by Rev.
Charjea W. Savldg at hi residence Mon
day afternoon at I o'clock. They wer
accompanied by Mis Nettle I. Myen and
Mr. Gaorg Rosell. Mr. and Mr. Need
ham will mak their bom In North Band.
Prey Now Only Competitor.
ROMS, Jun It Fry, tb German avi
ator, started at 8:68 o'clock thl morning
oa th last stag of tb Farle-Rome-Turla
aeroplane race. Several hour later when
ue word had bean received from him soms
anxiety for hi ssfety wa feit. He planned
to fly dlreot to Florenoe. Frey 1 tb only
competitor in th rao who ha continued
beyond thl city.
Three Reach Bcbwerla,
BCHWERIN. Germany, Jun It Arator
Llndpatnter, Koenlg and Welncsler ar
rived ?iere today from Madgeburg. The
distance from Madgeburg to Schweiin, the
econd leg of th Journey, 1 113 tulles.
BLUES BEATEN IN LOOSE GAME ,
i I,
Hard Hitting bjr Toledo and Errors bj
Locals Bring Victory,.,
UMPIRES ASSIST KANSAS CITY
Final tear I Mae ta' evea Hyatt
Get Home Ran Tbre Thre-e 1
Baa Hit ad Five Two- '
Ba Barer a. : . t
KANSAS CITT, Jun U.-0rd hlttlns" y
th visitor and error by th local aided
Toledo In overcoming th advare riedaton '
by th umpire and they won, 6 to T. In
several elos play th decisions of th um
pire war against th visitor at critical
time In th gam. Score: .. ''
TOLEDO. vlrAMSAg CITY.
AB.H.O. AS. AB.
AB.H.O. A
Kile, lb. .... I III Barbae, lb.. I
Ht'ohmaa. lb I I I t 1 0iaer, It... 4
Flick, rf-lf.,4 111 0 lAiim, lb I
Hlftk'n. If-rf I I 3 I I' Hrait, rt..., I
Ho'nb'rM, lb I 1 4 I I I meet, rf....l
Bum. ..., 4 I I 1 I mrrMan, aa. I
Bronkla, a.. I 8 3 1 I Downey, tb.. 4
Orteoh, ... III 1 J.p.e a 8
BeabaUe, p.. 4 8 I I I Ov Vmnor. .. 1
Frinlnia, a.,
Total 41 It It t 1 Mt44ox, ... I
taker I
I ulllTia ... 1.
sit
it
it i
1 1 1
Total II 14 IT II I
Ran for James In th ixth.
Batted for Maddox In the ninth, .
Toledo 33001110 1-9
Kanaaa City... 088010000 7 w
Two-has hits: Nile, Hlnkman 2). Mad
dox, Bronkle. Three-base hits: Corridon,
Carlsch, Flick. Home run: Hyatt. 8aorlfioe
hit: Smoot. Saorifloe fly: James: Stolrn
base: Hickman. First basn on balls: Off
Baskette, 3; off Maddox. 8. Struck out:
By Itaokette, 8: by Brandom, 1: by Maddox.
3. Hits: Off Brandom, 6 In on and one
third Innings; off Maddox, il In seven and
two-third Inning... Double play: Maddnx
to Love to James. Hit with pitohed ba4:
By Baskette Oorrldon. Left on base:
Toledo, ; Kanaaa vlry; R. ' Pa ball:
James. First baae on errors: Toledo, 3.
Tim. 1:16. Umpires: Blerhalter and Wed-
dlg. , ....... , .
LaalsTille Blank "slats
ST. PAUL, Jun IS. Chsney wa too
much for th horn team and Louisville
won today, cor S tb 0. Score i
LOUIIVIULB. tgT. PACT..' '
AB.M.O.A.B. , .AB.H.O A
Rnblnaoa, as. I 1,1 4 I Clark, if.... I lie
Howard, lb.. 4 1 11 1 I r4eVatr, ' rf I 4 110
I ..ma. . . A . . ...... . . . . a ... a
v . . i mica, e a i v a w -. .
Harden, rf.. 4 I 1 I I Mone 1 I I I 9 A
Plaher, If.... I 0 I Kohl. th...., 0 I A
Riajiab'ry, lb 4 111 I Autray, lb.,. 4 1 1 1 I I
Btanlay, ef.. 4 1 II 4 Hal -too, of,. 4 110
Una. ... I 111 Butler, a... I I 4 I I S
ChDy, p.,
4 4 1 I Kelly, e 4 111
Howell, lb... 4 111
at 1 17 11 8 Btaltar, p..;'. Sill
Totals.
Batted for McCormlck in seventh.
Louisville 10-00 0 0 0 6 05 '
St Paul , 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-0
Two-bas hit: Lennox, Hughe. Base
on ball; Off Cheney, 4; off Stelger, 8.
Struck out: By Steiger, 1; by Cheney,' 7. .
Time, 1:46. -Umpire, Hand looe 'and Owen.
Indianapolis Fall' to Score
MILWAUKEE. June lt-Mcdlynn pitched'
a beautiful game today, shutting the visi
tor out, S to 0. Score: y .....
MILWAUKEE. , ,, lXDIANAFOUI.
AB.H.O. A H. . AB.H.O. A B.
Barrett, ef... 4 II 4 Hitman, ef.. I lie
Charlea, lb.. 4 14 4 1 Woodruff, If. 4 I II
jonaa, 1
Randall.
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all. rf..l I I Houearv lb. A 4 111 I I Vfe
Bton,
Clark.
, li I e Oe(. Ib.... 4 10 11 "
, lb.... I I I I I HrfHrthr. a 4 I I 1 I
S .... 4 III 0 Bitter, e I I .4 1 I
Lewla, .... 4 I
Marahall, .. I 1 44 I Wllllama., tb I 14 10
Mooiyaa, p.. 4 I I 1 I Wehh, 1 I 0 0 1
BcblttMr. I I I 0 0
Totals.. .
. IS IT M J. M'Carthy 1, 101
. ' Total. .....M 131 8 3
Batted for Webb In eighth. ,
Milwaukee .. 1000000084
Indlanapoll 000 6.0000 00
Two-baa hit: Jone. Houser. Bases on
ball: Off Webb, 1; off Bchlltseryt Struck
euti By Webb, 4 -by-AloGlynn. 7. -Time, 4.
1.65. Umpires. Hayes and Kddinger. .... r.. .. a
WALTER WI1VAN9 SWEEPS BOARD
American Entries ShoWVp Well at :
Londo nHera Show.
LONDON, Jun 18 At th continuation . .
of th International horse show at Olvmpla S.
today Walter Wlnens swept th board ln
th light heme clas. taking th first,
second and third prises with Bros, Chann
el ere and Elf, respectively.
Flv prises In the lumping round for the
whole course were divided among Prem-h.
'English and Blfrla.n officer. Of tho '
American entrlea White Marsh, ridden bv
Lieutenant Johnston of the Seventh Cav
alry, Fort Riley, Kan., showed up well.
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