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THE BEE: (ftfAITA, VEDXESDAY, .TUNE 23, 1911.
Giants' Double Victory Puts Them in the Lead; Phillies Tie Cubs; Omaha Wins
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ROURKES WIN FIHAL GAME
Classy Ball Hard Tought Game
t in Tenth Inning.
KANE DRIVES I HE GAME BAIL
Thomaeon, tb Jfve Oottlelder, Flays
Fast Oirnr Hcklpkft Tlari fa the
Outfield ai4 hlaes with
the Willo.
Jimmy Kane, the big first .as.nan.
I made up for losing Sunday .Ame by
batt tig In the winning tnn In the third and
last came 6t th feer.Ses with Pueblo yeater
6ny afternoon!) h . tenth Inn.ng. 1 ho
! score at te'r. Kaw glnrl wee 4 to 3 with
the Rourkea nt the Inn end.
It waa by far the clae ait bull ra:n
1 staged iince the Kroukta u been homo
on thia trip. ery mart on hia lo .
i at all times on both teems ...odes pluhoil
for the Rourfcae and hie v.urk waa o: the
(best. Hli benders and tw. stars had the
Orphans puttied for awhile and the hit
were well scattered. Ell! waa en the
I mound for Pueblo and - pitched a senr.e
lequally aa rood aa Khodce, although he
truck out but two -men.
Thomason, the new centerflelder no-
"dulred by Kourke In his trade wlih Topeita
played some game, and no ball waa too.
far away for him to try for. Ills hit In the
'eighth Inning -Ijrmigrit In ihs run which
tied up the Score with I'ueblo, who bad
been one run ahead ail through the first
'eight innings, ' When ) the former Kaw
fielder stepped to bat for the first time he
waa greeted with a hand (hat he Will have
occasion to remember- for some time to
come. ,
Hrhlpke U tl(i Field.
Williams waa still out of the game and
Buhoonover played his position In light
field while Bchlpke played In Bohoeney a
position at left field and played some
fame. At thi bat ie was by far the star.
In four times to bat he made three hits,
one triple, a double and a single. Morgan
umpired' very different gam from the
one the preceedlng day (when he was almost
mobbed. No decision of hi met with oh. ;
jectlons, but 'he waa taken from the field
by a policeman.
. The last game) at home until the fourth
of July was witnessed by 1.600 fans who
showed their appreciation of good base ball
: by equally dividing tbalr applause. Espe-
dally did they applaud the oatch Middle
men made In the fifth whan ha spoiled
(Omaha chances' of scoring two run by
pulling dowp Pick drive with on hand
while on the dead run.
, ru'lilo Scores First.
Pueblo got their first run In. the first In
ning, when - Belden doubled to right and
cored on Koerner's single to center. The
Rourkes evened matter In the second,
when Nlehoff got to second when Belden
dropped his fly. He went to third on
Schlpke's grounder and scored on Kneeve'
i sacrifice fly to Belden.
In the fourth Koerner drew a pass, was
sacrificed to aecond by Hughe and aoored
on Davis' double Xo left.. Davis scored on
' fcchmldt single to right.
l Omaha came baok with one ran. Pick
'j tripled to th eoenter field fence and scored
, on Ciemona' passed ball. Th score was
,tld. In . the eighth. Plok walked and was
sacrificed to second by Kan and scored on
;Thcmason's single to left... In the tenth
Pick tripled and Kane seared him with
rlngl. Bcore I ' '"
OMAHA.
AB. ft
H.
0
0
O:
1
A.
1
!
:
5
0
I
E.
Pick, lb 4
, Kane, lb I
, Tc mason, of I
Schoonover, rf. 4
Nlehoff, 2b 4
Bchlpke, lf...i......... 4
Knraves, a . . t
Arbogaat. oH.M!.TM 8
Agnew, 0 1
Rhodes, p 1
Totals ..3D 4 10 89 M I
PUEBLO.
AB, R. H. O. A. B.
Mlddlcton
ton, cf... ....... 0 1 1 0
Mirier,
Belden
Coerner, lb 4 1 1 17 ?
iUKhes, 2b 10 1 $ 1
avls, rf.... 4 1110
tchm.dt, Sb...,.,..,. 4.0 1 14
Tlemons, c 4 0' 0 1 I
ails, p -........ 4 oils
0
0
0 0
0
0
Totals ...w.t......S7 8 11 28 80 1
One out when, winning run waa scored.
Omaha-
'..:'..40 1 M I M I 1-1
.:.;.V1 0 10 11118 8-10
...lil O O 8 0 0 0 0 0 0-J
.....i' 1 1 8 0 1 0 0 1 1-11
Runs ,
Hits .
Pueblo
Runs ,
Hits
'ihree-Daae mra: ecnipae, n. i wu
buee hits: ohlpke, Belden, Davie. Passed
ball: Clemon. Base on balls: OCf
Rhodes, 7: by jKlJIs, 1. Bacrlftc hKsi Kane,
Hi off Ellis, Bacrlhce hit: Kane,
ToniaFon, KneAvsa 2, Rhodes, . Hughes
(2). Htolen bssei Belden. Left on bases :
Omaha, 5; Pueblo. T. Double playi Schmidt
to Hughes. j'Attendanoei l.ttX Tim:
1:45. Ump.rei f Morgan.
DENVER LOSE ""tHREH 8TRAISHT
t. Joseph blanks Orlsalle by FIt-o
'to Netala.
ST. JOSKPlt. June V. St. Joseph made
It three straight from Denver today, taking
the last ksmW easllv. 8 to 0. Johnson al
lowed but four, scattered hit, while fit.
Joupph bunched htta an Hmrnsn In the
second Inning, i Th locals mde three
runs in the sixth tnnlns; without making a
hit. Bcoie; o. ."
vfcKNVEB.
(. :AB. R. K. O,
Llovd. 2b...
Uuillin. 8b..
Cassidy. rf.
Brail, cf....
EE I l
......... 8
Lindsay, lb
nil
Cotter, ss. ...... ....... 0
Kenworthv.
y, lf. 8 o
Jlix.Murrav. c t 8
Hagerman. p.......... I 0
Total SB 0 4 84 8
T, JOSUPH.
AH. R. K. p. A. K.
Kellv. rf 3 1110 0
Powell. If 10 110 0
Jones, lb ... 4- 0 0 10 0 0
y.wiiiniK of. 4 10 10 0
Kelllv. 2b I 1 0 1 0
UussetU c 1 1 I i 0
Weinke, ss 3 118 10
HanUlton. 3b.
Johnson, p...
10 0'
o J ;
3.0 0
Totals....."......... 23 8 8 17 16 1
Denver OOOOOfOO 0
bt. Joseph 0 I 0 0 0 I 0 6
Stolen baevs: Kelly. Powell, Rellly, Ken
worthv. Three-base hit; Melnke. Two
base hit: Kellv. Ooesett. Struck out: By
Johnson. 6; bv lUfermtn. 8. First base on
balls: Off Hagerman. 3: off Johnson, L
Duubla olav: uulilln to Lindsay. Baorlfloa
hlU: Hamilton, Coffey, Hagerman. Left
on basee: rvu joeepn. I. uenver. 3. nme:
1:46. Umpire: Haskell.
THREE STHAieilT FOR tlOVX CITT
t mmmmm .
nteker fUrk la'rtnrlbl) la Plarhee,
Tkeagb Wild at Tlsaea.
SIOUX CITY. Tun tT.-Slour City won
the last itmi of the eortes from Unooln
today, a to L. makina It three straight.
l'Hclur Clark, notwtthstandlna- hia wlld-
newk waa Invincible in Dlnohoa. Not a hit
was tuatio off his slants unttl th eeventh
Iniunx. and only three aSu-r that. Apple
gate was unsteady in the Dinchea and was
relieved by rartmnir after one was down
In the fourth and two runs in. Farthing
pitched a steady game for the rwnalitdar
ot the contests, evcore:
SIOUX CITY.
AB. R It O.
A.
I
I
t
Anareaa. ii,viw s
Htem. lb.
Hrren. If til
Neighbors, f I I
M'Bjfner, cf....,j;. J
Standing of Teams
WEST. LrJAOUIi
NAT L LEAGUE!
W.Ll'rt
W .l.'tt..
Tu-hlo
.37 .
New York....H9 23 .K
Dvnvtr ....
S.. Joseph,
i.. r 1
I'hUago M 24 .13
Philadelphia.. an 24 .613
I'lttbbJix ....36 26 .5M
,.3i 16
Jl.
Topcke ...
St Iviiil.i 34 2S .S4
9 .; i .:
...4 34 .4.;.
Cincinnati ...IS .444
t;ro kiyn ....21 40 .S44
... . . . . . i. ...s,
-.-il. Afc'S'N. i
tVUrVt.,
Uoton 14 48 . 22u
AMUR. UiAOUKl
WUPtt.
Detroit 43 21 .672
' r,io is . . .12 i .(Xy,
Kn-nj city.JS .9 ....
. . l.t.Jki. ...Vi do .JU
ll n upol a .5 ..i
L.'Ulsv.il ...M .14
.t raul li.tZ.
i i If do .41 4J .4..
l..i!ai.apoi.a:! v. ...
NfcJJ I ALi L iC
W.L...'...
i,:;perloi 2j li .t.
- . eniu.it ...... m .v
Oia..U lai'd-.i; :x
Philadelphia.. 40 20 mi
New Yoi K.....T4 .667
ChicaKo 31 2s .564
Boston 32 3" .&I6
Uevelaid ...27 87 .4a
ahinKTon..22 41 .M9
At. Lou. 1 46 .262
MINK LEAGUE.
W.UPi-t.
Falls City. ...23 13 .613
..aiyville ....! 17 .62a
Uai intla 17 IS .46
bt ..aid
A . burn 17 IK .473
Aih. City 16 lit .471
1. askings .
tvietno .
iiork
. .1 i!X ....,
.11 i.4 .41.;
j,)cuaniloah..l6 30 .48
1 estrrday'e Resells.
WESTERN L&AOUE.
Pueblo, I. omaua, 4. Ten Innings,
i. ncom, 1; Moux City, 8.
lopeka, V; Lies Molnts. 17.
Leaver, 0; Ht. Joeepii, o.
NATIONAL. i.iuAGf E.
New York, 6-7, i-iojKiyii, 8-L
Loston, I; bliadelhia, a.
cncnnati, 1; titltuorn, 4.
Chicago, 6-7; bt. Louis, 4-8.
AU.iJUv.Ai .CAUL'E.
Washington, b-o; New lurk, 8-9.
Philadelphia, J, Boston, 8.
ltroit, u, Oucagt.,
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. -Minneapolis,
I; Columbus, S,
Milwaukee, 8; Toledo, 8,
HX. I aul, 4; Inu.a.iaiJOi.s, I,
Kansas Cliy, i; iou.v)iie, 6.
KKBHAbKA H i'ATJU LEAQUB.
Ksainay, U Supaiwr, if,
fremont, ; loik, a,
Uiand island, i; .ra, 8,
coiumbus, 8; Hastings, s,
MlMiv l.n..iltX
Fall City, 4; Hhsnancioan, e,
Matyviile, 0; Auburn, 4.
Nebraska City, li cisxinda, o.
Umm Today.
Western League Omaha at St. Joseph,
Des iUoinss at Dloux City, lJsnTai1 at i-in-coin,
Pueblo at Uopeka.
National League Boston at New York,
Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at
Pittsburg, Chicago at St. Louis.
American League 8t. Louis at Detroit,
Chicago at Cleveland, Philadelphia at
Vvaahington, New kurk at Boston.
American Association Minneapolis at
Columbus, Milwaukee at Toiedo, at. Paul
at Indianapolis, Hansaa City at Louisville.
Nebraska Btate League Kearney at
Superior, Fremont at York, Grand Island
at Seward, Columbus at Huntings.
Mink Leaa-ue Falle city at Bbenandoah,
Maryvill at Auburn, Nebraska City at
clarinda.
Miller, c. 4 0
Clark, p 1 I
Barber, rf I 0
14 0 0
10 4 0
0 2 0 0
10 27 H "i
H. O. A, E.
0 0 7 0
1 0 10
0 8 0 0
1 1 0.0
0 2 8 0
0 0 0 0
1 18 0 . 0
5 6 1 0
0 0 0 -0
0 0 0 0
D
8-84 18 0
0 0 1. 0 0-1
1 0 0 0 8
LINCOLN.
AB. R.
Cockman. 8b i o
Unglaub. 2b 4 1
Col, cf 4 o
Mccormick. lf... 4 0
Uundon.
...4
Cobb, rf I
Thomas, lb 4
Mcaraw, o 1 o
Applegata, p 0 0
FaiUUng, p 0
v- .v,i3 lilWi . (71VI,,, AfllQfBI, 1WO"
base hit: e)tem. Harunan. Biolen baaes:
WcCormick, Relily. Hits: Off Applegaie,
t in three and one-third Innings; off Farth
ing, 4 In four and two-thirds Innings,
puubla play i Cockman to Dundon to
Thomaa. atruok out: By Farthing, 6; by
Clark. 6. First baa on balls: Oft Apple
gate, 2: off Clark, 8. Wild piton: Apple
gate. Hit with pitched ball: By Avpie
gate, 8; by ClarH, 1; by Farthing, L Timet
tw. Umpire i Claxfc
DBS MOIIfBt) WAUOPI TOPEKA
Bat Tws Pltckesr fop Etcveai Rsh la
First Inalaaj.
DBS MOINBS, I a-, June 27. De Molne
took the third game of tb series from To
peka today by a score of 17 to 7. McUiaib
and Mcvulllen were batted out of th box
in the urst Inning, In which th locals
soored eleven run. Score i
DEB MOINES.
AB, R, H. Cs A. B.
Curtis, If 6.1 8 2 0 0
f olllgan, aa 0 8 0 1 I I
Mattlck, cf 8 8 S 0 1
Dwyer, lb 4 8 8 8 0 0
Korea, - 2b S 1 I I 4 1
Anderson, rf 8 ' I 8 0 0 0
Graham, 8b.... 4 8 1 4 t 8
Ultowskl, c . 3 ' . 8 8 0 0
Hucston, p ,t 8 1 0 1 0
Uachant, e.. 8 1 0 4 1 1
Totals 42 K 17 II U T
TOPEKA.
AB. R. H. O. A. K.
Hafford, If 4 18 8 18
Rlckett, Sb 8 0 1 8 0 0
Retcher, cf 8 1 8 0 0
Wlhttney, lb 8 1 14 0 1
Moore, 8 I i 0 8 1
Crompton, rf 6 1 1' 1 0 0
Kieps, 2b B O 0
Frambea, m.. 8 0 I
3 3
0 0
Adourath, p 0 0 0 0 0 0
McvjuilUn, p.. 0 0 f 0 0 0
Breltenstain, p ...... 4.1 0 0 8 0
Total ...... ....43 T 3 84 14
Run batted Ini MatUek (4), Anderson
(I), Ultowskl, FrambeB, Dwyer, Whitney.
Koree. Twu-baaa liltai Mattlck Ultowskl
(I), Haffnrd, Moore, Tliree-be hill Mat
tlok, Mmm on beUU I Off MoOrath, i aft
MeQulUen. It oft Breltenstaln, ll off llous
loii, 1. Wild pltohaai MoUrath, t, Btruuk
cull By Huaston, 3 by Hrelianstein, 1.
stolen eases, uurti w, atatuua, iwyer,
Korea. Anderson 13). Ultowekl. Huesien.
Double play i Hafford to Krepa, Left on
buses i Dee Mainea, t Tsiieka. 10. Hitai
OK MoUrath, 4 In one-third Inningi vtl
Moguillen, 8 In ene-thlrd Inningi Oft
Breltensteln, 11 In eight and third tu
ning, Tlmei 8ioa Uinulreai Uardaer and
ehoa maker,
(lolf Challeaar Aeewatad,
That challenge for a gam of golf Isaued
by the trade extension oummittea of the
Commercial olub to any other standing
committee In the olub ha been aooepteu.
F, 1. Klllok, ohalrman of th membership
committee, threw down the gauntlet on
behalf of that body, Th contest wiU take
piece at on of tne golf oiube. in aat
baa not bean deoiued upon. ,
Plttebaraj Frataata basaa.
P1TTSBURO, June S7.-Asserting that the
umpires failed to apply the Infield fly rule
in the third Inning of yesterday's gains
with Cincinnati, Manager Clarke of the
Pittsburg ball team has filed a protest
with Pranldent Thomaa J. Lvnch of the
National league and ake that the gam be
thrown out.
Faraaea Dresrsil Hea Hares,
HURON, B. D., June 36. (Special Tele
gram ) While bathing In th Jim river
near hi horn, twelve mile north of this
city, Jacob Hugt, alngle, aged S3, a farmer.
was drowned. He had Just finished
picnlo dinner, with friend and being very
warm divested himself of hi outer cloth
ing!, walked out upon a bridge and plunged
into the water and failed to .com to th
surface. The body waa recovered an hour
later.
Th woman of . today who . ha good
health, good temper, good aense, bright
eyes and a lovely complexion, the result of
corraot living and good digestion, win th
admiration of th world. If your digestion
la faulty Chamberlain' Stomach and Liver
Tab) wiU aorrect It, "ot gal fx all
Racquet Wielders at Woman's Tennis Tourney
f'" " J """"''"" HI! leutHIWM mil I, II .! . ......i.M.IW. i.l nil, .1, ! lll 1.11 II.IIIIH .Ill .,.H..WII,IIIII,IU.,I.I
. ii. . .4sW.r:; " V
NOW CONTESTING FOR HONORS AT
WOMEN PLAY FAST GAME
Clever Work Shown in Annual
Tennis Tournament.
HARD FIGHTING IN DOUBLES
Tiflsaea Holdrra-e and Chnae tl'ls from
Meeitntnes Stewart and Koontse
Probable Winners of the
Doubles Cap.
Mies Carmeltta Chase and Miss Susan
Holdredge, playing against Mrs. Dick Stew
art and Mr. C. T. Kountse Tuesday after
noon, won the most skillfully played and
hardest fought match held so far In the
women's tennis tournament at the Omaha
Field olub. Ttlls places Miss Chase and
Miss Holdredge as the probable winners in
the doubles, as they outclass any of the
other partners whom they may be pitted
against.
The nTatch brought four of the best of
the women player of the city together on
the courts and a gallery full of tennis play
ers and women spectator centered their
attention on the game. All four of the
women played In bettor form than In last
year' matches and every game was
closely contested, each side winning Its
own serve In most Instance.
Seeesd Set Hardest Foaarht.
Miss Cbase and Mis Holdredge won the
first set, 7-5, Mlsa Chase's forceful drive
being an Item to their advantage. In the
second set Mr. Stewart and Mrs. Kountse
won In the closest of the match, the score
being 10 to 8. Mr. Stewart played a safe,
olever game, with clever serving and good
ground stroke. This set wore on th play-.
era and physical endurance as well, as good
play won the third set for Ml Chase and
Miss Holdredge, 8-4.
The nip and tuck contest In the single
was played between Mis Helen Buck and
Mis McCreary, who literally wor each
other out, and after winning fourteen
games apiece were obliged to atop without
finishing the first set.
Mies Hortense Clarke handled her op
ponent, Mis Marjorie Smith, without much
difficulty, winning the match by 6-1, 8-3.
Miss Clark will meet th winner of tb
Buck-McCreary match In the semi-finals
Wednesday, and Mrs. Stewart will meet
the winner of the match between Mlsa
Holdreffe and Mlsa Zimmerman.
Thirteen Bat Casw Troable.
The arranging of the schedule for the
doubles caused no little consternation to
the young women In charge of the tourna
ment, sine there were thirteen set of
partners. One young woman frankly threw
up her hands in dlspalr with the exclama
tion, "It's Greek to me." The problem
was finally solved by arranging two sets
of byes, and Con Young aay that it will
come out all right
The women were thrown Into a flurry
Tuesday by three ambitious newspaper
photographers, who marched out confi
dently onto the courts to take snap shots
of the players. Mis ' Susan Holdrege.
speaking for many of the other players,
aa well as herself, deolared that the pres
ence of the men on the court disturbed
the plavers. and succeeded in banishing
th camera men.
Binaries,
' THIRD ROUND.
Mr. Stewart beat Miss Pellsrs, 8-1. 0-8.
Mis Clarke beat Mlsa Smith, 8-2, ft-2.
Doable.
FIRST ROUND.
Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Kountse beat Mis
Zl nmerman and Miss Fellers, 4-8, 8-8, 8-2.
Miss Holdrege and Miss Chase beat Mlsa
Rlnsler and Mis Rouseau. 8-3, 8-3,
BBCOND ROUND.
Mlaa Holdrege and Miss Chaa beat Mr.
Stewart and Mis Kountse, 7-6, 8-10, 6-4.
Mia Hammer and Mlsa Butler beat Mia
Hayea and Mias Williamson, 6-0, 0-1.
Coaaalattona.
Ml Wood worth beat Mls Reed, 8-0, 8-0,
Mlsa Klnsler beat M-las Orelghlon, 8-1, 4-8.
Miss Baum beat Mlas Jenkins, 7-8, 6-2.
Wtlbo aad Dabola Break nvrs,
Hflf V n WW T . V. Bnul.l Wit.
n luivun, .u.. , i . r. wi i ,,-
ber and Dubois broke van in twe game
played her Saturday and Sunday. Dubois
winning the first gam 8 to 8 and Wllbar
(he second by a seor or ai te a noore,
first samel
R. It XL
Wllbar I 1 0 01 I 0 t 0-1 18 8
Dubol 0 0 0 I 0 1 I 0 88 1) 10
Battarlesi Wllber. HhlmnneH, Luse and
Pruchai Dubois, DeValt and Carmine,
Baora. Mound same i
a h. b
Wither I I 4 8 0 0 8 4 0..W it 0
Dubois OO1OOO0O8-8 7 I
batteries i wilber, rJhimema ana rruonei
Dubois, fcmlth, Boo it, carm no ana car
mine ana Soett. Umpire i Van Liew.
Alma Da feat Urleaas,
AfLMA, Neb., June 17 t8peclaL Alma
defeated Orleans on th local diamond Mon
day by a acer of to T. The Alma team
has only Inst three game this season ana
Manager Bhafwr expecta to tour Kansaa.
Nebraska and Colorado with his aggrega
tion starting July 1&
nmMm Win fua Claekean.
DODQB. Nb., June r?. (Special.) The
OOfi. AimtlTlOol OfJlfMLwCa lilt) V,iag
tem oa Clarksoa grounds In a lelurleB
v - it a A D U El
foVIlltJ UJ 8Jk geVJl W ui a ,w BKut
.odge 6 0 1 3 0 1 8 4 0-U 18 6
Clarksoh 4 8 1 80 0 I-4 3 8
.. v. m Ir.oi . T....I-.
AsaiierMs; A-oia. nu uu vuuwi
Clarkson, Schulta and KareL
riwetoa Win frosa Madlsoa.
MADISON. Neb.. June S7.-Speclal.y-
The ball gam yealeraay between cresion
and the Madison teams piayea on toe Mta
ison diamond aa a victory for Creston by
m. nra af 8 to 7. Th Madison battery was
Mallory and Walker; Creston, Loeachen
brother.
Foley 'a KUiei (teaaaaly '
I partlculaily recommended for chronle
ease of kidney and bladder trouble. It
tend to regulate and eontrol th kidney
and bladder action and la healing, strength,
antac n4 braoinf. JToj gal t ail drug.
THH ANNUAL WOMAN'S TKNNIS TOU
PIRATES WIN IN THE FIRST
Pittsburg1 Makes All the Buns in the
Opening Bound.
CIKCI HAS THE MOST HITS
Dat Tfcoee of the Piratee Are Baached
la Sack a War to Coaat the
Moat Rda Make Bat
One Raw.
PITTSBURG. . Juno. .27, Pittsburg made
all Its run In the tlrst. Inning, winning
front Cincinnati, fto t Score: "' '"
HTT8BURO. , . . CllCUrfATI. .
AB H.O.A.T6). AB H.O.A.B.
Ctimr, St.... Sil 'BwBr, It.. 4 I
Clarke, It.... I 14 4 Uokiiu, m.. 4 6 4 4 0
rrn, lit 1 Btw, cf 1 1404
vfnor, lb.. I t 0 4 Back, e( 3 0 4 4 4
Milter, lb... 4 I T I 1 HoblitMl, lb 4 3 4 8 4
McKiKh'e, s4 4 1 t 0 Mitchell, rt.. 4 1 1 1 6
Wllioo, rl...4 110 4 Ornt. ,3b.... lit
Olbwn, e.,,.1 111 1 Emji. lb I 4114
Osmalt. p., t 0 4 I McLeu, e.. I 1 I 6
' From ill, p. . I 4 4 I I
. Totekv 21 I 17 14 I Altlw 16 6 0 4
Smith, 0 0 0 6 6
ToUll II IHU I
Batted for Fromme In the elgnth.
rittsbura 40000000 4
Cincinnati 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 01
Two-base hits: Miller. Wilson, Mitchell
(2). Grant. Carey. First base on balls: Off
Camnltx. 1; oft Fromme. 2. Struck out:
By Camnlti. 4: by Fromme. 4. Hits: Off
Fromme, 6 In seven Innings; off Smith, 8
In one Inning. Time: 1.30. Umolres: John
stone and Eaaon. .
Phtlllea Take Short Oaaaa.
PHILADELPHIA. June 27. Today's game
was stopped bv rain In the seventh Inning,
with Philadelphia leading Boston, 6 lo
Score:
PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON.
AS. H O. A. B. AB H.O A.B.
Lord. It I 0 1 0 0 Hooper, rf... 4 6 1 1 4
Stnink, of... 4 6 1 0 0 Partner, lb.. 3 0 4 4 4
Collins, lb... I 111 V Speaker, St.. 4 114
Baker, lb.... 4 111 4 Lewi a. If I 1101
Molnnea, lb. I I I I 6 Yerkea, lb... I I 1 I 6
Murphy, rf.,4 I 1 6 0 W.tner, ii.l I j I 1
Barrr, as.... I III 1 Engie, lb.... 4 1614
Thomaa, ... 4 14 1 0 N n' maker, 4 4 4 I 4
Bender, p.... 4 4 6 0 Wood, p 6 6 1 1 1
Thoner .... 1666
Totals 14 11 It 14 . 1 K.rg.r, p.... 1 16 6 6
Totals SI I IT 14 I
Batted for Chalmers in the sixth.
Two out whan same waa called.
Boston 0100010 8
Philadelphia 0 0 0 t 0 2 t 6
Two-base hit: Sweenev. Btelnfeldt, Lo
bert. Home run:' Luderus. Struck out:
By Purdue. S; by Chalmers, 2; by Humph
ries. L First base on balls: Off Chalmers,
8. Hits: Off Chalmers. 8 In six Innings
off Humphries, 1 in one inning. Timet 1:40.
Umpires i O Day and Emslle.
Hayes Gives Two Hits,
Nebraska City Wins
Past and Well Played Game at
Clarinda Shenandoah Get Fast
Game from Falls City.
CI.ARTNDA, la, June 17. (Bpedal Tele
gram.) Nebraska City won a faat and
wall played gam from th locals today.
Hay gave but two hits. Bcorai
R.H.B.
Clarinda OQOOOQOftO I I I
Nubrask. City OOOOOJllO 0-181
Batteries) Clarinda, Smtthao and Har
monyi Nebraska City, Hay and Pinker
ton. Umptrei Flelda
FAL1.H CITT. Neb June ST. BpeaUl
Telegram.) Shenandoah won a fast game,
th aecond of th series, today. Moor:
sshs&j:. titn tziYi
Batterteai Shenandoah, Johnson and
Castle: Fall City, Flnoh and VandoThiU.
Umpire i Sage,
MAHYVILLE, Mo., June 17.-(6Jwolal
Telegram,) Timely hlttlna, eembineu with
Maryvill error, won fur Auburn today,
aoerei SLH.&,
llaj-wllle ,.. 00eO00-04T
Auburn l56l04oi-463
Batteries: Maryyllla Will. Janea and
Diets; Auburn, Zondennail and Muaser.
Umwre: Kissana
Eva as Feast Dead oa Farm,
I XX J AN, la., June 27 (Special Tele
gram.) O. R Evans, aged 44, was found
dead on hi farm twelve mile northeast
of Logan this afternoon. Cause of death
is unknown.
Weaaea Hid la Aereplaaa,
GARDEN CITT, L. I., June Tl. Mis
Harriett Qulmby and Miss Blanch boott
made good flights In a monoplane her
today. They are th first women aviator
In thi country to fly a monoplane. They
roae fifty feet and circled the held twice.
, . , . Deadly. Frlgkt
poataaaee sufferers from lung foabi, UU
they learn Dr. King' New DUoorarr wUl
Ltcm-tiKa, e0cavlJeroeoalOT Beaton)
rii iVJUMi inWsl.i ma e
RNKT AT THK OMAHA F1KLD OLUB.
SEWARD LEADS BY ONE RUN
Ninth Inning Bally Brings with it
Victory Over Grand Island.
SUPEBI0B FOUNDS KEARNEY MAN
Pitcher for Capitalists Knocked Ore
the Lot Before He la Palled from
Box Hatlng;a, Throat
Columbus, Two.
SEWARD, Nsb., June 27. (Special Tele
gram.) Seward won by on run today,
Score:
SBWARD. ORAND ISLAND,
AB H.O. A.B. AH H. O.A.I.
Stanley, aa... 4 1 1 4 1 Cook, et I 4 I 4 I
Henry, lb.... I 111 1 1 Smith, as.... 4 14 4 1
Robinson, It. 4 4 I I McKlbben, It 4 0 I 0 4
Nfff, lb I 1 I I McLear, rf... 4 1 4 1
Full en. lb... 4 4 11 OAr'atrong, lb 4 1 II 0 6
Weat. cf..... 4 116 4 Jokerat, 0....4 14 0 6
Crawford, rf I 1 1 0 0 Morrta, 2b... I 0 I 1 1
Wally, o 4 0 6 4 0 Ward, 8b 10 13 0
Wheeler, p.. I 1 0 I 0 Hartman. p.. I 6 6 I 0
Oooloy ..... 10000
Totals U t4 II I
T ota la U I 87 It 3
' 'Batted for Crawford In ninth.
Two out when winning run scored.
Grand Island 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-1
bewaid 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 23
Twu-base hits: Smith, Jokerst. Base on
bans: uit iiaitman, 1. btruck out: By
v heeler, 4; by aiariman, A. iouui playt
Stanley to JNeff to Henry. Hit by pitched
ball: Wheeler, 3. Time: 1:16. Lmpue;
'lulel.
Superior Haa Caay Wta.
SUPERIOR, Neb., June 27. (Special Tele
gi am.) superior again broke into the win
column touay, amassing fltteen hits and
seventeen run olf Kearney aggregation
of peuet pusnera and winning, ll to ft. Jar
rott. who started for the capitalists, was
cased to the sofa in the aixtn after tweiv
hita and thirteen runa had been gotten off
his delivery. Claire replaced him and held
the bat. fiend to four run for the reet of
(he game. "A double-header will be plajred
lumurrow, ticore; -., .
BUPKRIOR. KEARNEY
AB.H.O.A.. AB.H.OA.B.
Oit. lb 4 111 Downer, rf.. 6 0 110
Cojla, rf I 1 1 0 1 L. Orer. of., 6 8 116
Allm, of 6 0 I 4 1 Paglea, lb... 1 16 11
ItcD'vell, lb 4 I 4 I 1 Foatar, lb... 1 6 4 6 1
D.B'kw'a, 16 4 I 14 4 0 Jarrott. p.... I 6 116
F.B'kw's, II. 8 1 1 6 6 Black, 3b.... 1 116 6
Boas. 4 1110 Penlon, rf... 4 114 1
Michaels, al I 1 I 6 Hargla, rf...l 114 6
Olbaoa, p.... 4 3 6 1 0 Claire, p it). 4 0 0 1 0
H. Oray. 0 . 4 0 4 1 1
Totals.. ...Al 11 17 11 4 lla kurUi, lb 4 0 I 0 1
ToUls. M imi I
Kearney 0000420006
Superior 12268004 17
Three-base hlu: D. Bockewlts, F. Bocke
wita, L. Gray. Two-base hits: Pagles (2),
Fenton, Hargla, D. Bockewlts, Bases on
balls: Off Jarrott, 2; off Claire, 4; off Gib
son, 2. Hit by pitched ball: McDowell, Har
fiis. Struck out: By Claire, 3; by Gibson, .
Sacrifice hits: Orr, Coyle (2), F. Bockewlts,
Robs, Michael. Stolen bases: Orr (2), Coyle
(2), Allen (2), McDowell, Michael (2), Gibson
(4). Passed ball: Ross. Time: 2:00. Um
pire: McDermott.
Homer Taltea Game.
HASTINGS, Neb., June 27. Special Tel
egram.) Hastings won frora Columbus, 0
to 2, in a closeiy contested match. Cook
won the game by getting a home run In
the tenth Inning. Score:
HASTINGS. COLUMBUS.
AB H.O.A.S. AB.H.O.A.B.
Wataoa. lb.. 4 111 1 Melxell, ff.. 66161
Fortmtn. aa. I I 1 I 0B. Brown, aa 4 0 I I 1
Bromley, of. 6 1 4 6 0 W's'b'ger, of 4 6 6 6 6
Hat., tb 4 1 4 I 1 Spade, It 4 1 6
Cooke, lb ... I 1 16 1 0 CurboU, lb.. I 1 11 6 6
O'Brlea, rf.. 1 I 6 6 6 Anew, a.... 4 114 0
Uaraee, If ... 1 6 1 8 Lelatr, p.... 1 6 6 4 0
Hnernle, e... I Oil 0 Graham, lb.. I 0414
Shaner, p.... 4 6 1 6 6 1). Brown, ibl 1 I I 1
Total! M 4 M 14 "l Totals. It 4 II 11 I
Coiuinbus 0 00001010 03
Haatlnga 0 01010000 1
Htolen bases: 1 Brown, Bromley,
Hoernle. btruck out: By Delair, 2; by
Shaner, 5. Two-base hits: B. Browg, Rati,
pasaed ball: Agnew. Base oTt bans: Oit
Shaner, i; off Deialr, 4. Jttlt by pltcheU
ball: Waiaon. Home runi CoVa. Xuuai
2:10. Umpire: Edwards.
Master Blow la Third.
TORK, Nb., June V. (Sueolal Tele
gr am.) Fremont won today's game in the
iniro, wnen they landed en ALaster lor
aix. hita, wblun, wlui two erieis. uatttd
tnem eight runa York came baok In It
half for fire hit and a base en balls,
which let them In wiui tour run. 'i'Uu
turamaa went en th slab for y0rk In
the third with twe down and held Freinout
to two hita and no runs tor all and a third
wai&ga. tL. anuih rellevoa W. amua lu
tu iat et th third, but Kork get to him
lor five hlu ana on run. The last sis
innings was a pitcher' battle. In wluun
Tinuuererneva haa the better of th argu
ment, tuori
ruHOiNT. TOJUt.
AJ.a.0.A.. aB.a.O.A.3).
WsJeaiL lb. 4 1 I 1 4 0amU, 6b... 4 I 0 I I
Sulleu, lb,., 4 III 6 SiuilB. lb ... I 6166
tienueti, et., 4 6 6 6 6 Beamaaey, III 1 1 I I
heuee, et..., 4 164 r"i. .!!
kokiiar, .,., 4 111 I f . lk.. 4 111 4 4
eif, rl 4 8 114 iwvia rl.... 6 6 16 1
Vlioun a, aa a til h,m. as 4 8114
TurpS. It... 1 114 iatuait, 4 It I
Carey, 6k.. ,. 6 16 16 Mae. ere, .. 6 6 6 1
W. amita, a, 1 6 4 4 iiui awaa, p 6 1 6 4 4
kl auia, Mllll 4aa4lTT7....Jl 1166
Telala.t 6 It 6 "T IWI.OT..I6 4 17 6 4
iiatud tor 'I uutuai atuaa In the nlnlU.
Freniunt 00100000-8
lor a ,,,, 1 M MM l-l
Home rtuasi f arrall ill, Keuau, lo
baae lilts; Aannlkaay, Null, J'nsi base oa
nails: Olf kiajilara, 4: ofi Tinuiiarsnian, 2;
oit W. bmlth, 1. Struuk out By Master
4: by Tiiniuersman, f, by W, kliiuih, ,
by H. binith, 7. Double play I .Nexi lo
Fullen. Tune: 1:1a. Umpire: Hold.
Beaver City Ttessee Jkortoa,
BIlAV lift CITlf, Neb., June 27.-(Spedal
Telegram.) tbeaver City played ruige
around Norton louay by a score ot 87 tu 3.
Beaver City garnered twenty hits oft of
lour Norton pitchera Wynaoop struca out
nine of the first twelve men up. Beaver
City played an errorleag gama dcore:
RH.a,
Beaver Uty 8 4 1 3 2 2 2 8 0--7 M
Norton OOOtOOOOO-2 8 1
Batteries: Beaver City, Wynaoop, Garey
and Warner; Norton, Broan, Crane, C.
Graveo and N. Grave. Struck out: By
Wynkoop, ; by Uerey. 3. Base on balls:
Off Wynkoop, 2; oft Brown, 1; oft Crane,
3; off C. Graves, 1; off N. Graves, I. Home
runa: Wynkoop, Garey, Warner, Kelloggtsi.
Sacrifice hita Reagur, MoMurran, Garey,
Bickford.
Middle Aetl aael Ivlderly Feople
Ua Foky iUdney Pill tor quick and
permaaant eeuita U fU caaea of kidney
And pladd' trouble, tvnd tar. painful and
iftSUiaS tetiwdttwyo; aai Ak
PITCHER WALSHNABS TIGERS
White Sox tlanks Detroit and
Secnrei Three Bunt.
L0SEES GET ICIIii LITILE HITS
Collins Drlwr Out Two Three-Base
Hlte for Chicago, Also L-.udlusj
Two-Uaaaer loaherty
Make 'l'wo-sacker.
CHICAGO. Jinn Pitcher Walsh
proved too much lor Dtf-roit today, holding
the visitois to luur v...mtil hita. Chuagj
shut out tne ieaj;je Itauiti 3 to u Score:
CHlt-AUO PKTROIT.
Ad ...O A I. AH n O A.B.
M.intyre, nl 1 I ll 1 Jonea. If t 1 1 4
Lurd. lt 4 V 0 1 i Huah. aa 16 116
t'aliahan. el I 1 l V u uuo, cf...,. 4 111
bcdle. .0.. . I 0 4 1 u,...oro. rl J 0 t 0 0
Ilouan riy, If 1 1 1 6 e ...i. lai ty, lb 1 4 4 I 0
lolllne. lb... 4 14V II ,ir), 2b . I 4114
Tamienlll, aa I 4 1 1 i t. t.iura, lb.. 4 6 4 10
Sulllran. c 10 6 1 u ..iiiat., c...l 17 11
WalKb, p I 1 u 1 II ihuovu. p., . I 0 6 I 0
lively. p ...l 4 4 4 4
Totala SO to 17 4 . -schaiier ...1 0 0 tl
Total! N 4 14 11 1
'Batted for O .a.y i.. ,autn
Chicago i i v o 0 0 1 4
Detio.t v o 0 o 0 0 u Oo
Two-base h.ts: c .i. . D i.:gnertj. 'turvo
base hito: Cui,iii. , .. ..i.e. uonovan,
8 In eeven iu,uii0, u. , . in uim
InniiiH. bii-ui h o.. u. ta.. ... : by Don
ovan, 5. Bum. on . .. 'ivalsn. 1.
Time: 1.53. Cinp.i.k. .eir. a.id uniten.
Senators lukt iw uaiari,
NhlVv luiui,
having loot eigi.. ean.,.6 Hi a iw... ,uu..
tuuK two sai..,ij new link, in.
scores being o to . aim I m I. a coKi..
eiror by ivnifc.u . tne tisnura ..
ciiance to urn ...c i.r. t ,aiue, anu t..j
Iook tne hihoiiu by iikuua Cuawiey lieeu .
r.iuciieiu iiihou a cit:iii vita ui .n.tne i-.
tiiti Ktcutiu Abtiit. bcui e, luok ettme:
WA3H1.NUTON. NBW YORK.
AU.H.U.A E. AB.ri O.A.B.
Milan, c(....t 110 0 Danlela, cf.. 1 4 4
ncuaeier, lo. 1 . 1 u Wuitur, ri... 1 V
a.ueneia. HU I I 1 1 0 ITieel. JU....1 113 1
Oesaler, rt...l 111 U m.aera.a ,1 106
cvvaia.,, Hi I I I llm, if t V i) w 0
AlcUllue, aa. 114 4V KolaAt, a... 1
cuu hain, ml p 4 1 v i base, lb. . . . a 1 7 V 4
blioet, o 1110 Uerouer, 10.. 10 4 1V
rienry, u 1 V I 1 W Sweeney, o.. 1 4 0 1
iuhaeon, p.. 4 1 0 0 0 suinn, p 1 u 0 4 v
Ualdwsll, p. . I 1
Totala it 10 If 10 0
Total ;.ll I 17 14 I
"ualwu iul' ai'iet Hi t-.v ui.ui - -
van,nion u, u 4 v 1 u o o
New lun U v t 1 0 I V V -
mi..dM luts: Mnan, Cnate. Three-ba-n.
Ill is: joanion, Woiter. bacrtxice nit: "j..
J.iue. oMiieu butt; rtiejev, uw'isi. L..
iiD ouscb: aiuiibtoii, iv; 4o iira, .
rust base uu cnui: aarunatoit, 1
uouole piays: jvnlgut to uaiuuei to Ci.aee,
Mu.i.ii u i.iiiKiii. to cuase. eiruuk. out:
unlison, oi oy I4UU111, i; uy cuiuMeii, 1.
am vy piuued oa.u: ty quiiiu, 1; by
eaeitr, 2. nits: on yumn, 1 m tour in
uaii tnoi.e out In lie tutni; uti Caiaweil,
6 ui five intunt,. Umpires: connouy anu
O x.ougiilln. aline: i vo.
bcore, seconu taint:
WASHINGTON.
NBW YORK.
AD. H.O. A.B.
A-8 H.O.A.E.
Milan, of.... 4 llo 0 Dan tela, ol..l u I 0 0
Bchaetar, lb. 4 1 11 0 1 V, oiler, ... 4 1 1 0 v
alberteld, to 4 111 0 Ptieai, Ik.... I 1010
Ucaaier. rl... I 116 0 free, If I 0 10 0
C.Walker, 1(1 I 10 v Knight, aa... 4 0 11
McBrlde, sa. 4 I 0 4 0 Chaee. lb.... 4 1110
lun bim, lb, I I I I I uanlner, tb,. 4 16 10
Heury, o 4 1 4 6 6 Blair, o 4 4 4 1 1
E. Walker, p4 1 6 1 4 Ceakley, p... I 0 1 I
lliiera.il . 1 0 0 0 0
Totals 14 Unit I
Totals It 4 II 14 1
'batted for Coakley lu .., i.uiui.
Washington I 0 0, 1 1 u v O-.
New York 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 v-
Two-base hit: Chase. Three-base hits.
C. v atker, Milan, bacrlftce tly: ocnaeier.
btolen ba:-ee: tlberteid. Wolter. riieii.
Lift on bases: Wasninaton, ,:, .ww
6.- First base on 4errur&: .;. Washington,
New Vork, , Btiuck out: by loajuey,' 1,
by Walker, 2. lilt by pltcliea ba.i; t.
walker. Priest and Danie.s. empires:
GDoughlln and Connolly. Time: 1:44.
BOSTON, June 27. Philadelphia closed
the series with Boston today by winning
the last game. 7 lo 1 lioth Wood and
Karger were hit freelv. Molnnls. tnst ai
bat in the eighth inning, took advantage
of the warming up rule and drove the ball
to center field for a home run before the
fielders had taken position. Bcore:
PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON.
AH. H.O A S. AB.H.O.A.D.
Knabe, lb.... 4 1 4 I.SCveeaey, lb. 4 114 6
raakert, et.. 4 116 0 Teaney, lb... I I I 1 6
Lobert, lb... 4 16 10 Herao. as... 4 0 4 1 0
Maree. If.... 4 6 1 6 6 Miller, rt. ... I 16 6 6
L.utierua, lb . 1 0 0 infertoa, ir. . 1 e
Walah, rt....l 1 8 6 6 eiwlnf'ldt, lb I I I 6 I
Doolan, as... I 1 1 1 6 Kllnf, I 6 4 I 1
Moran, a 8 0 I 1 Jo nee,
of 1 6 I 1 6
Dooln. e 11110
Purdue, p.... 1 6 6 4 6
Coalmen, p. I 6 6 1 6
H'mphrtee, p 4 0 4 6 6 Totals IT 610 16 8
Branaflel .1 16 0 6
Totala. .....11 It 11 16
Batted for Wood In the third.
Batted for Karger In the ninth.
Boston 0008001008
Philadelphia 1 1 1 1 I 0 0 1 ft-T
Two-base hit: Sneaker. Three-baa hit:
Murphy. Home run: Mclnnle. Hits: Off
Wood, 6 In three Innings: off Karger, 6 In
six Innings. Struck out: Bv Wood, 3;
by Karger. I: by Bender. 4. First baa on
balls: Off Karger. 8: off Bender. 6. Timet
1.47. Umpires: Euan and Sheridan.
Alnaworth Colon Lowered.
VALENTINE, Neb., June 2T. (Rpeolal
Teliigram.) Valentine walloped Alnaworth
Sunday at Long Pine Amuaement park 1)
to 13. Score!
Val ntlne 8 0 4 8 0 1 0 I f-18
Alnaworth 13000610 0-40
Batteries! Ains worth, Davison, Moc'o..'
and Perkins; Valentine, Weldon and
Fischer. Struck out: By Davlsnn, 6: by
MoCoy, 8; by Weldon, 8. Tlmei 1:30. Um
pire i . J one.
LITBOUH
WateoMalad Lieea CeBare
4T W IS V armminl la la their
Ht favor. Not one point about
them ran na trtucisea. ou
tbl for wear at work or play.
Wear ateas, ! cotlaf eiwy say. "Isawai
lauedry bill! ana a caaree a. iw
a Aana'clotk a4 XITHOVIS" M aoow-weiea,
CtUan lie eacA, Cmff 3 m aJr
At yew Seelera er sy sua.
Tke riBERLOID CO.
f dt Weerly It,
Hew Yerb
TRIUMPH IN THE ART
i i
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THE LEADING BEER
FaUMfly Tnadia Sapptlod b)
.laLIMF.MIftr, iaT.U
LAROY WINSPITCHERSV DUEL
St. Paul Defeats Indianapolis by
Score of Four to Three.
SAINTS' HITS PROVE TIMELY
Larny Effective with Mea on Baas
While St. Panl Datlera Get to
Webb When Hita Mean
Hill.
INDIANAPOLIS, June ?T.-Lroy had th
best of Web bin a ptu-hTS' battle today,
St. raul defeating Indianapolis 4 to 8.
Laioy wa effectlv with men on base,
while th St. Paul batters got to Webb
whin hit meant runa. Score:
8T. PAUL. INPIANAfTlLIS.
AB H O A Ft. AB H.O. A t.
C larke. It.... 4 I t 0 Tlofman, il. t. 10 10
DeieYnty, rf I 1 II 0 Woclniff, It I S I I
el,.v m k. lb I I I I 4 Itellinaa, rt. 4 4 1 0 4
1 Autre), lb .. 4 1 14 4 0 Houaer, lb.. 4 t It 4 4
Jon.i. r ...l 1 4 0 0 Ul. lb 4 1111
Hiitier, M. .. I I I 1 I nillfr, 0....I 110 1
Kel.y. e. ...4 0 1 1 u Wllliama. lb II I I I
hoa,l. b.. I 0 0 I 1 Man. ai .... 10 14 4
Larny, p 4 4 4 4 0 McCarthy, aa 4 4 1 0 1
Webb, p 1 4 0 I 4
Totala 11 T 17 II I J. Mcf-rlby 1 4 0 4 4
Welih I 4 0 0 0
Totala IT I 11 11 I
Patted for Mowe In eighth.
hat ;f d-for Webb In ninth.
8t Paul 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0-4
Indianapolis t 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-8
Two Lae hits: Jones, Woodruff, ' Hof.
man. three-base hts: Butler, Houser.
Btrti k out: By Daroy, i; by Webh. 1.
iitoien bases: Clark, McCnrmlck, tele
..anty. Base on balls: Off Webb, 1. Bacrl
.ic hits: Mowe. Delehanty, Howell. Wild
pitch: Laroy. Time: 1:60. Umpires: Wed
alge and Ferguson.
Banrhed Hita Beat Brewer.
TOLEDO. June 27. Bunched hits In the
sixth and eighth Innings and dating base
running by .Mies enabled Toledo to take
the first game from Milwaukee, 8 to 3.
Kandall's batting featured the work ot th
visitors, bcore:
TOLEDO. . MILWAVKEO.
AB II O A IC AB H.O. A.B.
Nllea, cf 1 t 1 0 Stone, if..;.. I lis
Hl'chman, Ibl 1 1 I 4 Urm, b.. 4 4 14 4
Filck. rf ...t 4 4 4 0 Jonee. lb.... 4 4 11 6 6
Burn.. If. .. 4 6 4 6 4 Randall, rf. . 4 4 1-66
He'nh'rat, Ibl 0 11 0 0 Barrett. c., 4 114 6
Butler, aa ... I 114 I Clark, lb.... I 16 16
Brenkle, lb.. I 0 0 I 0 lwla. m ... I 0 116
(ariaott, o... I 1 I 1 0 Manhall, .. 4 6 6 1 6
Janva, p I 111 4 iNloholeos, pi 1646
C1iarle .... 1 6 6 6 6
Total! 14 T It 11 1 .
Totals II I M 11
Batted for Nicholson in ninth.
Toledo 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 8
Milwaukee 1 0 0 ) 0 0 0 0 08
Two-base hits: Randall,. 2. Three-base
hit: Kandali . Stolon base: nick. Sacri
fice fiy: r'uek. tiacriiice hits: Clark,
1 unihmnn. Basts on balle: Olf Jamea, 3;
off Nicholson, 8. otruck out: By James, 2;
by iVit noition. 4. Doul.le pluy: Nicholson
to Breen to Jones. Left eu baaes: Toledo,
4; Milwaukee, 8. Time: 1:J6. I'm pi re:
Owens. -
Uonrbri Hits for Opeltr,
LOl' ibV iCLL, Ky.. June St. Louisville
dVn aieU Kun. ae City. 8 tu Z, today in the
opening game of the series by bunching
luts In tun xlxth and eighth inningi off
Erandom. As guests of owners ibmi and
Giayson of the Kansas City aud Louisvilis
tlu0s, respectively, 3.WX) boy scouts wit
l.e.ed 'e content. Score:
LOUT6V1LLB. v KANSAS CITT.
AB H.. O.A.B. . AB.H. O.A.B.
Roblnaon, aa 1 1 I I 0 Barbeau, lb. 4 1 1 0 1
Hwar4, lb.. I Oil 0 Sullivan, af.. I 1406
Lennoi. lb.. I 6 11 6 Lore, lb 4 116 6
Hayden, rl . 4 I 0 0 1 Hratt, rf....l 1 I 0 0
Orl'shaw, lb 4 1 10 4 4 Bo'ermu, 111 M I I
Siaiiebury, If 4 I I 0 0 Crrl4on. villi 1
lunley. of. . 4 0 4 0 1 Downey, Ibaa I 0 1 1 0
Huthaa a... 4 14 1 6 Jamea. o 4 1116
Ohener, p. ..I 1 I 4 4 Brendotn, p, 4 0 0 I 0
Oardner, If.. 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 40 6 IT 11 1 Baker, lb ... 1 0 6 0 0
, Smoot 1 0 6 0 0
Totala. 36 6 14 6 8
Batted fw Bowtrmai, avviiji, ,
Louisville' ,..0 0 0 0 0 8 0 3 -r-6
Kantaa City 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 03
Two-base hit: Barbeau, Grtmshaw.
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